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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-21
CHARLOTTE.
MIR. MOODY INDICTED IN UNITED
STATES COURT.

Charlotte, N. c., Dec. 2O.-The Dis
trict Court grand jury has found
true bill against Mr. w. F. Moody on
the charge that. as registrar in pre-
cinct No. 2. in ward /, ne refused to
permit the registration of persons prior
to the August and November elections.
There are three sets of counts in the
bill. The Qrst two counts charge Mr..
Moody with deprivins Aaron Calhoun
and James A. Pethel of the right to
register previous to the August cleo
ition for State officers. There are three
counts charging that on October 2ith,
previous to the election for the mem
bers of Congress, he denied the right
of registration TO Joe Barnes. Aaron
Calhoun and Jesse De Jarnette. There
are also three counts charging that. on
the 18th of October. he erased from the
registers book the names OF Isaac Phi
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-21

Ter. T. b. Newman and George Cald-
we'll. and that these various acts were
done with intent to deprive the parties
OF their right to vote on account of
their being negroes
Mr. Moody, it will be remembered.
was recently appointed principal clerk
in the State Treasurer's office.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-21
NO cigarette Gifts Allowed.

The HENDERSON IN. c. Herald says:
Sheriff Powell, of this county, is after
the American Tobacco Company with a
sharp stick about the new gift enter
prise they have recently started, adj
Vertisng for box fronts, bills of huge
dimensions being posted in Henderson
and all over the county; or, rather, he
is after the merchants. who. he claims,
must pay a tax before they can do this
kind of business. Section 16. of the
revenue oct passed by the last Legisla-
turc, levies a tax of $50 on this kind of
business, so on last Saturday Mr.. Pow
ell served notice on our merchants not
To redeem box fronts unless they take
out the necessary license.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-21
HERE AND THERE
in NORTH CAROLINA.
Commissions Issued to Officers
of the State Guard.
THE TAX ASSESSMENT CASE.

Hearing Ended In Raleigh and Begun in
Durham Exceptions Filed to Judge
simonton's Recent Ruling Tho state
Fair Committee The Mormons in the
State Meeting of tho Baptist Century
Committee The Eighteenth Volume of
tho Records of tho stato.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-21
Kelly, Thornton & Williams,

NV. Cor. Bank and Washington SITS.
New Phone 16io. Old Phone SEA
jab-eod-1y
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-21
HENDERSON,.
DEATH OF MISS LIZZIE BELLE
CLARKE.

CLARKE.
Henderson, N. c., Dec. 2O.-Miss Liz
zie Belle Clarke, aged about is years,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Clarke,
died at the home OF her father, on
Southall avenue. Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock.
She had been sick for several weeks,
but no one thought that the end was
so near.
Deceased had many friends in Hen
derson, who unite in extending to the
bereavcd parents heartfelt sympathy
in this sad hour.
The imtermcnt was made in the GEM
ctery here this afternoon at o'clock.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-21

Nc POWDER co., 100 WILLIAM ST.. NEW YORK.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-21

High grade pianos at rock bottom
prices this week at
STIEFF's, &c Cranky street.
Open evenings till 10. deiS At
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-21

From Virginia to Florida through
snow flakes to sunshine. low rates and
all kinds of a Christmas. by the Sea-
board Air Line Railway. de2l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-13
PORTO RICO on PEACE BASIS.
Military Department Discontinued and Gen.
Davis Ordered to Manila.

WASHINGTON. Nov. i2-The order placing
Porto Rico on "A peace basis was issued by the
War Department to-day. II abolishes the
Military Department Of Porto Rico and attaches
the island to the Department OF the Fast A.
a district. Brighten. Davis. formerly Nil.
itary Governor and nov commanding the
forces 10 the island. ia recalled and ordered TO
Manila. About I,rS soldiers are withdrawn
leaving 800. including so natives, TO do duty
on the island. The order follows
ny direction Of the President. the Depart
ment Of Porto Rico will he discontinued on
Dec Is. 1850, and the Island of Porto Rico
and the islands and keys adjacent thereto
will b" attached to the Department Of the East
and designated the District of Porto kicn
The Colonel. Lieutenant Colonel. head
quarters band. and one battalion OF the nm
Infantry and the squadron of the 9Th Cavalry
now serving In Porto Rico will be relieved from
duty therein a. soon a. practlCabl" ana sent 10
New York cty. whence they will proceed TO
such stations as may be designated hereafter
Brig Gen. George " Davis. Is ' now
in command of the Department of Porto Rico,
will, upon the III sconttnuance OF that depart
ment. repair Ia Manila, Philippine Islands,
ana report to the commanding General, Dlvi~-
ion of the Philippines, for assignment 10 duty
as Inspector General Of that division.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-13
ADuiRaI RrrH.KD ~ WASHINGTON.
French Naval Onncrrs Gail on the President
and secretaries Hay and Long.

wA.nrNGroS. Nov. H. Rear Admiral
Richard. commanding the French Atlantic
squadron. now az Baltimore. arrived in Wash
ingtnn this morning and paid a call of ceremony
o. President Mckinley aud several leading
Government officials. The Admiral was ac-
cumpanied to Washington by capt. Juoel OF
the tecille. Capt. lie Bri- OF the SuCiet atd
Lieut.. Dcman. Ids personal aide. The party
were driven to III. French Embassy, whence
they proceeded with NJ. Ihiebnut. tirst secfe-
tarv ut the Embassy: NJ. Nignard, Military
Attache. and VI. de tarcmond, Naval Aitachs.
n,ho S'ate Department and called on Secretary
Hay. MIR Hay accompanied them lmnledi-
ar,ly to the Nhiic iiulI~c, and the party was re-
cotycd Nv the President ~ the Blue Room. All
tn. visitors wore the iUll drr-- uniform Of their
rark. There was no formal II eechmaklng.
ONLY the usual CouTtesies between the President
and distinguished visiting foreigners being
exchanged.
From the White House the visitors went TO
the Navy Department To call on Secretary Long.
and thence TO the headquarters OF the army. TO
present their compliments 10 lieut. .-tien. Miles.
Later the party called on Admiral Dewey al his
residence. They were entertained AT luncheon
lV VI. \IEuHru, and this afternoon they made the
rounds ut the several foreign embassies TO call
ON the Ambassadors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-13
REPAIRS AT THE CAPITOL.
Committee Rooms ant Attic Corridors Painted
and FrssCOed.

WASHINGTON. Nov. l?.-Architect OF the
Capitol Clark. in his annual report. describes
the repairs made at the Capitol during the
past year. A number OF the committee rooms
were repa!nted and refrescoed. lie says the
ventilation Of the House side Is greatly in
ferior to that on the Senate aide and recon-
mends that the floor Of the House be recon-
structed and the restaurants and kitchens he
combined and located in the upper stories.
He also advises tho installation OF folding
chairs In the sa!lerie, in place OF the benches.
The great dome serves AS q veEtilator for tho
centre Of the Capitol, but has no influence On
the halls OF the Senate or House.
The total expenditure Of repairs at the Cap
itol during tho fiscal year of 1890 was $40, 700.
and for lighting sa3, 2ld.. The repairs made
during the last session OF Congress have pro-
duced marked change In the condition Of many
OF the corridors and committee rooms. The
work OF painting alone comprised some 6o,ouO
square yards. The attic corridors in both
Senate and House have been finely frescopd
The care OF the works Of art In the Capitol
cost $500 during the last year. Fine ma
hogsny doors were placed NJ the entrance 70
the marble room Of the senate md II he SIN
ate Committee OF Finance at an expense Of
sQlA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-13
MIG CLOAK FIRMS RETIRE.
Under Competition From the Small Manufact.
ur,rs, the CniOn Asserts.

Three OF the largest cloak making firms In
this city announced yesterday their retire
ment fion business. The three firms are
Blumenthal Bros. OF Third and Mercer streets
who employ 900 cloakmakers: Benjamin 4
Co. OF Broadway and Waverley place, who
employ geo Cloakinakers. and Friodlander
& Co. of Bond street. who employ 1000 cloak
makers. No reason IL stated for the retire.
ment ot these firms. except In the coSe OF Blu
menthal Bros. who are going into tue banking
business
According To the officers OF the Cloakmakers
making business owing TO the great increase
in the number OF small manufacturers. who
live in the tenement districts and whose work
Is done in sweatshops, For several years
the large manufacturers all over the city have
been complaining OF the competition of the
small arms. which pay low wages and whose
EXPENSES for rent and other matters are much
smaller than those Of the larger firms
In view Of the retirement of these firms n
meeting OF delegates from the various unions
Of garment workers will be held tonight 10
con oder the situation. Herman GrossInan,
Walking delegate OF the ~Cloakmakers' Union.
asserted Yesterday that the Whole trouble
I'm the trade arose from n revival OF the old
sweatshop conditions In the tenement dis
tricts. He says that in many tenements yop-
RE are working In living rooms In sIite Of the
Factory act. Several years ago the clothing
trade unions tried 10 arrange for a system Of
cooperation between the large firms by which
the small firms would be forced out ~ bust
ness. but the manufacturers declined 10 act.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-13
Teller CLlRkE'S HORSE DRAGS HIN
And Cuts the Riders Head Badly Against q
stone Wall.

NEW RoCHEIIE. Y. !, Nov. l2-Henry s..
Clarke. pa ing teller Of the Lincoln National
Bank in New York and former President OF
the village Of New Rochelle. went riding yes
terday on his spirited horse Harry. accom-
PANIED 10y Dr. 7. passmore Berens. When
near Pelham Mr.. Clarke stopped 10 tighten
with his right foot in the stirrup, the horse
plunged and ran away, dragging Mr.. Clarke
along the road. He was hurled head first
against a stone wall and badly cut. DR.. Bercns,
WHO l. an eve specialist 4. imuroyised bandages
for the wound and carried Mr.. Clarke To the
home 81 pr. +. h. Tent, After several stitches
were sew-d in his scalp Mr.. Clarke was taken
hom. Hi- hose, after running two miles
down Nh" road. returned To the place where
T. had thrown Mr.. Clarke and was standing
under a tree when captured,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-13
Death. Of soldier. In the Philippines.

W~AsHISGToN. Nov l2--The following de,tt
=, was received NJ the War Department to-day
from Gen. Macarthur al Manila
Dysenpry- Nov. :, Company ". Thirty ninth In
faniry, Everett :, Wiley: oct 2. Company O. foitirit
Infantry. Andrew Scott COMPANY l.. Nlnee nth In
f.ntry. J Edws'd Mccarthy NOV. D.. Troop Il
Fourth Cavalry. Guy a RIA Comtaty 4. Twenty
eighth |lnaHtry, Coz potal Edward fIi2grrad. Nov
9. Company h Iwsnt v nist infantry kaphso
GAgnu,: Company II, Seventeenth Iufa NY, Charles
b. Lagemau: Nov :. Company u, Thlftieth Infantry,
William kruger; Company II, Thlr,ielh Infantry,
Artinct Walter ID Green oct D, Company {.
TwtIty nil u infantry. chsri.S wilson; Nov. s.
Company Il. Twenty nub Infantry, Albert Harris
Oct %, Company X. for'y'ni!h Infantry William
safes. oct 10, Company l.. Eig Gieenth Infantry.
Lcona'd Frey Company l. forty-severth ~lnianfIy,
Conpway q ful man,
All other cause Nov. Z, Troop r, Eleventh Cav.
airy. William Hall Noy 4. Company l. Forty second
Infantry. Sefgt Fra J. Williams; ort. ~. Co npany
4, Forty MIN | family, Edward Hunter, Nov. Z.
{, mpany a, Louis A, falmag-. Nov. l. Battery +.
Fourth hrtlory: James T Leighton. Nov. 4 Com.
pEny {, Thirty sixth Infantry, Curppral Asa {. Hyl.
ion: Nov !. Baud, Thirteenth Infantry, Corporal fe
NJ FRANCS; Nov. "a, Company \. NineleentG In.
ian'ry. ,AmlS Reid: oct; 10. Company !. Tsenty'
fourth Infantry, Corpora Charlcs Henry; Sept %,
Company l.. Forty ninth Inf .s,y, Lewis Horton
Nov. ). Company h, Forty. Ai& Infantry. wills ~.
Mcintyre, Nov @, COmuanv ', Forty second Ia
fAutTN, Edward y. Miller. Nov Do, Com pany l., Fourth
Infantry. Edward T.. Davis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-13
CABLE CAR PASSENGERS HURT.
Jerseyman's skull Fractured Uptown and 9
Hariemite's Leg Hroken Downtown.

Edgar :. Randolph OF NJ rristown, y. j was
riding down Columbus avenue yesterday on
the footboard Of a cattle car. lie had been
visiting friends in this city and was on his way
To- tie ferry. IL. carried a dress suit case in
one hand Al Eighty-iirst street hr leaned out
too ia and hi, head struck a ri lar OF the ele-
waited railway. His skull was fractured. He
was taken to Roosevelt Hospital In a serious
oOudit on.
james Bolnnd, "a years old. n cement maker
living AZ ?..s Fifth avenue. was struck by a
Lexington av nu. cable car at Fourth avenue
and twcuty-th,rd 81 .e' Yesterday afternoon.
on of his egs was broken. lie WIS taken to
Bellevue Hospital.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-13
orr INsULAR TARTPP LAWS.
Supreme Court to Hear All the Cases In
volvins Their Coustitutionality On Dec. ~.

WASHINGTON. Nov. i?.-Chief Justice Fuller
to-day announced the usual recess Of the SUI
preme Court for two weeks. until Monday.
Dec. 8.
The court to-day announced the dismissal
OF the APPLICATION :or q writ Of certiorari made
by jose Juan Vidal and others. composing
the Municipal Council Of Guayama=, Porto
Rico. for a review of the decision Of the pro-
vislonal court OF Porto Rioo, The writ was
denied on the ground that the supreme Court
had no power to review the decision Of a mill
tary tribunal bv wit Of certlorsri.
After consultation With counsel the court
decided 10 hear on Dec Il all the five cases
Involving th. constitrtionalty Of the tariff
laws under which Porto Rico and the Philip
pines have been governed SINCE the signing OF
The peace protocol Two Of these cases were
fixed for argument TO-DAY. one 70 I st the
cons,tdtinnalitv OF the military tartI enforced
~ the Philippines. which was brought M
through the selZI ire Of fourteen diamond rings
belonging 10 u North Dakota volunteer. who
was arrested for smuggling. and the other
involving the legality of the tariff duties i'm
posed on TOBACCO iutorted at New York. under
which the fun Dinsley rates were enacted
and paid.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-13
PHILIPPINES POSTAL SERVICE.
A Contrast Between Director vaiIle's Action
and That Of Rathbone 10 cuba.

WMHINcToN. Nov. i?.-postmaster Gen.
eral smith to-day received the report Of Special
Agent J. W. Erwin. who was sent to the Philip
pine Islands to examine the postal service.
He pays a very high compliment to Director
vallle, SAYING: lie is ono OF the most faithful
and conscientious public servants | have ever
encountered"
A contrast Il ID drawn, unconsciol.ly perhaps,
between the ar,iors OF NJ. \aille and tho former
director of cuban Posts, Pathboue. Mr.. Nsilie
70 nd he had to Use a carriage for official busi-
meas 80 often that IL was chcancr to Keep MS
own carriage, 40 he hired a team and driver
al his own expense. While the leads of other
dcuartmel'S in M1rill al had carriages Al the
expegse of tns poTsrnmsnt. II wiu be re-
mCmbered that Mr.. Dathbopc's carriages and
livery cos; thousands OF dollars.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-13
IEHIGH SOPHs OUTWITTED.
Pre,hmen Held Glass banquet Right Under
Their Noses.

SorTH BETHLEHEM. Pa. Nov. R.-Iehigh'a
freshmen are Jubilant tonight. The occasion
Is the annual class banquet. Contrary TO the
usual custom. the freshmen made arrange
ments for the banquet In Bethlehem instead
Of one of the neighboring villages. and the bold
meas Of the scheme bafie the watchful sophie
mores. BY 7 o'clock fully one hundred MEM
bers Of the class Of 1904. including the class
President and officers. had gathered at the
sun Inn. The sophomores got wind Of what
was going on and guards we're stationed 10
capture the stra gglers. Six big freshmen who
had been on Ia" football field. rode up to IN.
hotel ia a bus. aud II took the entire Bethlehem
police force 10 quiet the disturbance that FOL-
lowed the attempt OF the late arrivals 70 enter
the hotel.
The banquet WAS a success. although several
Of the freshmen were confined In cellars and
barns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-13
THE REV. On W. KING RESIGNS.
More Than Seven Years With tho Rushwick
Avenue Congregations Church.

The Rev. Charles ". King. for more than seven
years pastor OF the Bushwick avenue Congre-
g%otiona. Church. NJ Cornelia street and Bush
wick avenue. Brooklyn, surprised hia flock az
the morning service on sunday by rendering
his resignation, He wrote that tho time had
come whom a change was desirable: that a new
voice and methods would be for the hcttarment
Of tho chlrch work. He asked that his rcsignn-
ton should tai" eneci A. a time mutually agrco-
able to ia .'or aud congregation. " is SAID tho
Rev. Mr.. King has other work in view.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-13
Senator Kyle wIshe, to He Counted a. .
Republican.

WASH SoToS. Nov, " -Senator Kyle OF South
Dakota, who was reelected 10 the Senate in
1897 by the combined votes Of the Republicans
and a portion 81 the Populist legislators. and
has been heretofore classified rs an independ-
ent. has written the on cial compiler OF the Com
gressional Directory thai he wishes hereafter
to he counted us a Republican. lie would. he said,
act with the Republicans in the future Senator
Kyle il chairman orthe lpdr-'ril Commission,
For several years he has aligned himself with
tre Republicans In the senate on many party
measures. but has not participated in their
iaisII.az
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-13
LOST sEEREss's SERVANT LET GO.
Police Sure She Was Not Mixed Up In Fortune
Ielier's disappearance

Annie Anderson. the Swedi,h girl. who
was recently arrested on suspicion that an.
might be- able to throw SOM light on the dis
appearance OF Mrs. Mary Taylor. the aged
fortune teller. from her apartments at 274 State
street. Brooklyn, was dis he rged yesterday by
Magistrate Rrenn-r OF the Ad I'M. street court.
The Diet ctIve are satisfied that the girl has no
Knowledge Of the missing wom1n's where
ahou's. They also surmise that Mrs. Taylor
has gone to Ireland 10 join her brother. 10
WON s1e sent 81 800 a few days before her dis
appearance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-13
DV. Alschui u Rani rnpt.

Henry Altschul. physician. OF l5a West Seven
ty-sirth street. has died n PETITION in bank
ruptcy. with liabilities Of sIso7 and assets of
Sc07, consisting oi cash. tli, medical books, 500,
he'd for storage; debts due for professional
a rvices, 1906. and three pat-rts. valve nominal,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-13
Army and Savy Orders.

been issued
rhesc Acting Assistant Surgeons from duty In IN,
Division 81 cuba to the places Specine:, Vincent
Gontf. TO SHntagI for anrulnent of contract; kObef,
y Cooke. u toyce, Va. fnr hnnulinsnt Of contact
Daniel q Coon"y, To Washington Tor annulnent Of
contract: Timothy =. Gpuldlug. TO Washington.
SECOND Lieut.. William Svi Martin. recently ap.
pointed. is ass gned /, tae fitS, lnfantIy
Transfers Ia the Second Arullery. First Lieut.
LEROY ) Lyon, from Light Bat ~ 4 10 Battery G,
Fiist !i,ut Hugh LAT Appl.w nate. from Battery c
TO Light Battery \. The officers TO lpil the bsttefie.
TO which they have been transferred. Lieut. Lyon be
ing relieved from duty at Fort Riley.
These naval orders have been ISSUED:
Can't " II. folger, to duty as chief Of stan "a
Command in Chief Of the North ATTAIN ic station.
Lieut. q. c: Dawson. from the New YORK to Com
mandetin. chief for duty.
Lieut. g England. 70 The Pi,cs,sQua - sIscuuv,
and navigating ofhcer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-13

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That without HYOMEl there is no
hope for the ConSumptive.
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cured.
Tha, HYOMEI is the only sure pro.
lection against respiratory diseases
known to the medical profession.
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send for five DAYS treatment and med
ital advice free.
HYOMEi is sold by all druggists or sent By mail
Pf,ce 800. Trial Outn;s :5c
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