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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-04
VS. FROM RICHMOND AND OTHER PARTS OF VIRGINIA,

railroad to run from Petersburg to
Claremont. a bill has already been to
the Legislature asking for a charter
under the provisions of which this road
is to be built.
1t is estimated that about 100000
pounds OF loose tobacco was sent to
Petersburg during the past week. The
prices average about s6.75 per hundred
pounds.
Mrs. Lewis Troughbiood, of Prince
George county, who has been quite sick,
Is improving.
Mr.. H. p. Stratton has sold privately
his residence on High street to Mr.. G.
a. Fittz.
Mr.. Charles Brown, for more than
half a century II baker of Petersburg,
died tonight. He was father of Dr.. d.
NJ Brown, Superintendent OF Public
Schools of Petersburg.
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CAMPAIGN OPENED.

The campaign of 1900 has been eff
fectually opened on the peninsula. and
there is an activity in political circles
not witnessed since the days OF 90.
The Americas Clubs anniversary ban
Guet the other night started the ball
rolling. Tonight the Young Mems
Democratic Club met and got into line
for the campaign. The Newport News
Democratic Club holds It's annual cleo
ton OF officers during the first of next
week and has smoker. A new Demo-
cratic club Is to be organized within
the next two weeks, and will be power
in the campaign. The new club will
not Interfere in the primaries. and will
not back the claims OF any candidate
for nomination. 1t will not be the or
gan Of any faction or clique of the
party, but after the primaries the CLUB
will get behind the nominees and work
for them.
The Huntington Republican Club Ia
to have banquet in short time. and
the political leaders of that party are
preparing to take advantage OF any
wind which may blow their way
The Hebrew Independent Political
Club is actively at work. and viii be n
factor in the local campaign. Indeed,
Of organizations there is no end.
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ROANOKE.

ZINC MINES TO BE OPERATED BY
PHILADELPHLANS
Roanoke. Va. Feb. "a company is
being organized in Philadelphia for the
purpose of operating the old zinc mines
on the Roanoke and Southern railroad,
about four miles from the city
Mr.. Thomas Woodruff, the mining en-
gineer, called the attention of capital
lists to the mines, and has enough faith
in its value to become one OF its stock.
holders. Among those interested arc
Hubert. Is. Adams. Joseph D. Ellis
James Pierpont and Conrad S. Grove,
of Philadelphia.
The concentrating plant and other
branches of the work will give employ.
lnent to about one hundred men,
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audience. The farmer band parade will
be worth the seeing

audience. The farmer band parade will
be worth the seeing.
81. MARRIAGES.
Mr.. Luther Holland and Miss Indie
Holland We're married to-day In Nam
semond county.
A license was issued to-day for the
marriage Sunday of Thomas Hoggard
and Sue Cross, colored.
PARAGRAPHS.
The Silver Cross Circle OF Kings
Daughters will have q meeting at $3.50
o'clock Monday afternoon in Suffolk
College.
Mr.. a. II. Cobb left this evening for
Philadelphia.
Miss Jane Pretlow. who had been
visiting the Misses Crump, left to-day
for Portsmouth
Miss Catherine Jordan. who had been
entertained by Suffolk friends, left to-
night for her home, in Charlotte, N. c.
n telegram from Cottageville, S. c..
says that Mrs. B. r. Smith is critically
Ill. She Is sister-in- law of MrsJR. w.
Baker, of Suffolk.
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GENERAL BUTLER
FACES DANGER
Continued from Page 4.

the boosted condensation of the Brit
lsh Is 10 be preferred to sincerity and
truth, We will no longer believe in
the Justice and Integrity of the Amer
lean nation and her profession Of
Christianity. We will consider them
empty sound" :.
Secretary Reitz further says the
Beers have never abused the white flag
and that the British murdered women,
children and American and German
subjects at Derdepoort
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PETERSBURG.
NEWS FROM THE BANKS OF THE
APPOMAIrTON
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Especial to Virginian-P ilot)
Petersburg. Va, Feb. S.--Thc Prince
George Emigration Society was organ
lied yesterday at Disputanta Station,
on the Norfolk and Western railway.
The following officers were elected:
President, It'd &c Timothy III vrys, Sec
rotary, Thomas a. Brown; Treasurer,
Thomas Temple. Directors. Judge
Timothy Rives, Thomas a. Brown,
Thomas Temple, w. d. Temple and C.
II. Leath. The object of the society is
to Sell and exchange real estate in
Prince George and adjacent counties.
Rev. j. NJ. Pitcher, D. D., OF this
city. one OF the trustees of Richmond
College, says that there is no truth In
the statement that Rev. William ii.
Whitsitt is to be made n professor in
the college.
Joseph l.. Percivall. is now one Of the
auctioneers OF tobacco at Farmers
Warehouse
The attachment cases against T. II.
Ryan & Co. will be taken up in the
IIustipgs Court Tuesday next. These
suits are for supplies. etc
The representatives from Petersburg
to the Grand Lodge Knights Pythias.
TO be held at Winchester on the 2Sth
liSt., dIe. rIoIIl eureka lIOdRo-Dr.l IT.
w. Haincs. From Naomi Lodge-W. II.
Gentry.
A grand ball was given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. George f. Baskerville.
near Negiey Station, on the Richmond.
Petersburg and Carolina railroad last
night, which was very largely attended.
The music was furnished by q strins.
band from Petersburg.
The water in the AppomattoX river Is
lower now than it has been for some
time. which is due to the hirh west
winds which have prevailed for some
days.
The residence OF Mr. Sidney Traylor
near Southerland's Station. on the Nor
folk and Western railroad, in Dinwiddio
county. was destroyed by fire yester-
day, with most Of It's contents. The
fire was caused from sparks which ig-
nited the roof. There was only a small
Insurance on the property.
Mr.. Garter r. Bishop, one or the Con-
federate veterans who went to Spring
field, Mass, to visit the Grand Army
Post of that place, has returned home,
& and expresses himself as having had a
most pleasant time.
81 Mr.. Dewitt Smith, president of the
Richmond. Petersburg and Carolina
e Railroad Company. is In the city.
a. meeting OF capitalists and others
interested will be held at Garysville.
Prince George county, Saturday, Feb
.*ruary 10th, to discuss the proposed new
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and necessities of their case may seem
to require
QUESTION OF CITIZENSHIP.
With respect to citizenship, the report
states:'
1t rs within our discretion to make
inc inhabitants of Puerto Rico citizens
OF the United States or not, so It Is
withln the power and discretion of the
congress to make the inha bitants of the
philippines and other Islands we may
ACQUIRE citizens or withhold that quail
lty from them. 1t is hlso within the
power OIL Congress to regulate and re-
strict and prohibit, il thought advis-
able. The passing OF the Inhabitants Of
the philippines or other islands from
their country into ours, or to prevent
the products OF their labor from COM
ing into unjust competition with the
labor OF this country"
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MUNITIONS OF WAR.

Several cases of rifles and a. large
qnantity of ammunition was forward
ed to London last night by express
by Acknowledgement Collier. He says
he expects no trouble at London, but
wishes to have matters ready for any
emergency.
Governor Taylor has. for the time
being at least. given up the idea Of
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BILLS PASSED.


The Senate passed the Bar'l1sdale bill
providing punishment for those who en-
tice servants to leave their masters.
In the House but little was done be-
yond the discussion of the Land Crab
ocrs' law. The following bills were
passed:
To create board to ascertain the
true value of real estate which has been
purchased by the Commonwealth Mt tox
sale. where such value is less than the
sum prescribed by sections 664 and 6s6
OF the Code to be paid in redemption OF,
purchase thereof. and to authorize the
redemption or purchase thereof upon
payment of a sum equal to the value
ascertained.
To provide for the payment out of the
treasury for losses sustained by de-
struction OF property and expenses in
Cured to prevent the spread OF small
poX from an epidemic Of that disease
prevalent in the Indian reservation Of
the Pamunkey tribe of Indians.
TO prevent riotous and disorderly
conduct on any car or caboose or on
any part of Il train carrying passen-
gers. or employees OF any railroad or
street passenger railway
To authorize the taking of dispositions
under certain circumstances, and pre-
scrlbing the manner OF hearing the
same.
10 amend and re-enact section Of
an act entitled an act to provide for
working and repairing the public roads
and bridges OF Isle OF Wight county,
approved March s, 1894.
PENITENTIARY ENLARGEMENT
The Senate Committee on Finance
this morning considered the bill look
ing to the enlargement of the buildings
at the penitentiary so as 10 provide
ample and comfortable accommoda-
tons for the convicts. It was decided
to report the act favorably. The bill
makes an appropriation OF S175,OOO, or
so much thereof as may be necessary
to make the improvements.
The penitentiary is overcrowded. In
to some cells there are crowded twenty
or more prisoners. The superintend-
ent and directors of the penitentiary
have for several years been asking for
an appropriation to make the improve
ments needed. There Is now some pros
pect OF the passage of this bill.
TRAVELLING AUDITORS.
The Senate Committee on Genera,
Laws reported favorably the Glass bill
providing for the appointment Of trav-
cling auditors to examine the accounts
of all officers charged with the duty Of
collecting and returning money belong.
ing to the Commonwealth.
Senator Glass Pure Food bill was
also favorably reported.
WIFE BEATERS WIN.
The House Committee on General
Laws this morning decided to report
adversely the bill introduced by Mr..
John Whitehead providing for the pun
ishment of wife heaters with stripes.
APPLE BARRELS.
The bill of Senator Lupton fixing a
standard for the dimensions of apple
barrels was favorably reported
LIVELY TIME APPROACHING.
There will be lively time next
Tuesday, when the two bills allowing
the construction of railroads between
this city and Washington come before
the Senate Committee on Roads
The Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac road, which Is fighting the
proposition, has Il powerful lobby, ais
also has the Seaboard Air Line in favor
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-04

DO YOU SUFFER from lnmbago, rheu-
matism or swollen muscles? If so, pro-
cure at once Il bottle OF PAIN KILLlIR
and follow the printed directions. The
relief is instantaneous as we'll as lasting.
No necessity TO suffer when remedy
such as Pain-Killer is TO be had. sixty
years OF success speaks for Itself. Avoid
substitutes, there is but one Pain-Killer.
Perry Davis. Price. Csc. and SOC.
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when u request will be made that the
petition be made perpetual"
The ORDER ENTERED.
Are there any attorneys present for
the defendant" asked Judge Cuntrill.
There was no reply.
MIR. Clerk" let the order be entered. -
said the judge, "but wish to make it
read that the application for the per-
manent injunction will be heard ut
Georgetown, in this State, Instead OF
in Frankfort"
This was agreeable to the attorney
for the plaintiff, and the matter was
so ordered.
No attempt will be made to secure
personal service OF the writ of injunc-
ton upon Governor Taylor.
BINDING WITHOUT SERVICE.
immediately after the issuance Of the
writ Judge Cantrill Instructed Sheriff
Suffer- of Franklin county, to make no
effort to present the order OF court. The
judge directed that it be allowed to re-
main binding without service, because
of the danger threatening the man who
should undertake the task, and the re-
suits that might ensue owing 10 the
state of the public mind.
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS CALLED.
Frankfort. Ky, Feb. 3.-Chairman
Barrett, of the Republican joint caucus.
has issued call for session of Inc
caucus at the courthouse in London
Monday at p IN. This is taken to in
dcatc that there will be an attempt to
organize n Legislature and to elect new
officers 10 make 4 quorum it will be
necessary for the troops to arrest and
take to London enough of the Demo-
ciats for that purpose. a leader OF the
party said:
THE PLAN.
1--WE will elect all legislative officers
and elect Governor Bradley to the
tH1nftrdd StTteS s5ETUte, thereby getting
a contest in the Senate which will
bring a decision from competent au-
thortty"
Governor Taylor has provided
against the delay and Inconvenience of
receiving and sending kilograms in his
present exclusive quarters, by means
Of messengers. He had two wires run
into his office and has his own opera
tors within the Office.
There was n general exodus of Re
publican representatives and Senators
to-day in the direction of London.
Many members have been leaving by
twos and threes for the last two days.
going to their homes and intending to
so from there to London, but to-day
there was q concerted movement. and
all of those who had been left behind
about fifteen. started on the morning
train.
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GRETNA GREEN.

Worcester county, Md, a Grctna
Green for Virginia lovers. last year ac-
commodated n love-sick widowcr OF 40
and widow of 60. On the other e1
trcme a license last week was granted
a young man of II to we'd 4 girl of IA.
and SO the world goes on!
COMPLEMENTARY.
The Richmond Times OF Tuesday COM
pliments two OF our Eastern Shore of
flcials in the following language:
THE Hon. John Il. Nottingham. the
fioater Delegate in the House from Ac-
comac and Northampton. is the highest
type of an old Virginia gentleman. He
is as courtly In his bearing as n Chcs-
terrified, and is exceedingly popular with
his fellow members. The interests of
the Eastern Shore Will be in safe hands
so long as nc and the Hon. s. Wilkins
Matthews shall remain in the House."
CANNERIEs.
IF the canncries of Botetourt county
In 1899 turned out four hundred thou
sand dollars worth of canned goods,
Northampton and Accomac counties
ought to more than double these fig
ures All that is needed is n beginning
here on the Shore by some progressive
farmer, after which the most gratifying
results will follow. Who will lead out?
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.
The Postofficc Department at Wash
ing ton, out OF a sense of injured digni-
ty, has changed the name of the post
office "Cattail," Accomac county, Va,
to Poulson.
The Union Baptist Church. at Chin
colleague, which was dedicated lust Sun
day. has paid every dollar of its In
debtedness. 1t is one of the handsomest
church edlfccs on the Shore.
At the old Johnsontown Church. We'd
nesday, January 3lst. Mr.. j. w. Churn
and Miss NJ. Della Goodwin were united
in marriage, Rev. c. L. Corbitt. of the
Red Bank Baptist Church. officiating.
The contracting parties are exceeding
ly popular, and start on their life jour-
ney with many congratulations.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. I3lankenship, of
Capeville. were in Cape Charles to-
day.
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Tho MoIinoaux Murder Case.
(By Telegraph to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

(By Telegraph to VirGinian-Pilot.)
CIV York. Feb. 3.-Manhcim Brown,
the juror in the Molineaux poison muir
der case. whose Illness interrupted the
trial. will in oil probability be able 10
be in court Monday.
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CAPE CHARLES.
METEOROLOGICAL BSERvA-
TIONS-GRETNA GREEN-CONl-
PLIMENTARY-NOT
Especial 70 virginian- PIlot.)

ToPCCIdI % VITSIIIId1I-f ITUt.J
Cape Charles, Va. Feb. S.-Mr. C. r.
Moore. of Birds Nest, Northampton
county, who is United states Voluntary
Meteorological Observer for the East
ern Shore. furnishes the following facts
for the use of the Virginian-P Pilot:
The month of January, 1900, has been
uniformly pleasant; some right cold
days and some warm ones; maximum
temperature ca minimum. s: mean
temperature, 1888; rainfall, els inches;
some little blowing done, as weather
permitted; wells and streams continue
low. l fear that we shall have Il very
wet spring. In 1870 the peach trees
were in full bloom on the Shore this
day. January S1st. OF course, no peach
&c
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"Hullo!" cried the idiot who asks nm
necessary questions; "what arc yo,,
doing-building new hen house? ga
MOI! replied the dyspeptic: ..can't Won
see I'm building an old hen house?
I've torn down the new one.''
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NEWPORT NEWS.
EXPORTS FOR JANUARY = TIKI
CAMPAIGN OPENED.
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Especial to Nirginian-Pilo
Newport News, Va, Feb. 3.-Thc to-
tai exports from this port for the month
of January amounted to sS07O,92l. Flour
was by far the largest item, with grain
second, corn, as usual, well in the lead.
During tire week closing to-day. 239, 201
bushels of corn left here for foreign
Countries
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ADVICE TO TAYLOR.

Washington, Feb. 3-Senator Deboe.
OF Kentucky, to-day sent brief tcle-
gram to Governor Taylor ut Frankfort.
advising him TO allow the State Legis-
lature to meet at that poirrt.
at least one other dispatch has been
sent to Governor Taylor OF the same
tenor, but copy of ii is not obtainablc.
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WITH THE STATE
LEGISLATURE
Continued from Page I.

cation. The costs referred to by Mr..
Jeffries were what would be incurred
IL the land is sold
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NAN YOU AFFORD TO DE WITH
~ out health insurance when 1t costs so
little each year $50 year pays 500
per week. 500 year pays 5000 per
week. 5000 per year pays SO. 90 per week.
500 per year pays 5000 per week. l'or
further particulars apply to WOOD
WARD & ELAN. Suffolk. Va.
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paushscr CRITICALLY iii.
(speSIalI TO virglnlan- Pllot.)

D. b = e F II
tspesIalfto virglnlan Plloto
Richmond, Va. Feb. s.-Thc Governor
Io-day announced the following ap-
pointments othe International Mining
Congress, Which meets in Milwaukee,
Wis. June 18th next:
Hon. j. C. FFeatherston, Lynchburg;
DR.. r. n. Hewitt Evington; Hon. ].
j., Campbell. Bedford City: Hon. ]. f.
Ryan. Arcola; fMr. b. Il. Carter, Mid
dleburg; Hon. T. NJ. Jones, Richmond;
Mr.. John r. Williams. Richmond; Hon.
Pembroke Pettits Palmyra; Hon. w. w.
Baker. Hallsbofo; DR.. j. p. Gillian
Winterpock; CoisiJ. S. Browning, Poca-
hontas; Hon. Edward Echols, Staun-
ton: Hon. a. Il. Withrow, Millboro; Mr..
John S. Eclman, Pulaski; Mr.. George
l.. Carter, Bristols Mr.. John Robinson,
Graham; Mr.. J. e. Mckinney! Char
lottesville; Col. William Henry Mann,
Petersburg; Mr.. Payton r. Noel, Rich
mond; Mr.. HoraceRA. Hawkins, Rich
mond; Mr.. Waltcr%E. Harris, Rich
inond: Hon. D. L. Toney, Manchester:
Hon. II. r. Hutchison, Baskerville: Mr..
c. Q. Taliaferro, Roanoke: MIR. Hugh
j. Sproul, Staunton; Mr.. W. p. Bugbee.
palmyra; DR.. James OKeefe, Tazewell:
Mr.. G. t. Jones. Swansboro.
DIR. DAVIDSON DEAD.
DR.. Ferdinand Davidson. q. pioneer
In dentistry in Virsinia, died last even
ing at his home. nearathis city, aged
~ years.
Alr. John Does, n native of Germany,
but for sixty years a resident of Rich
nond, died this morning, aged eighty
years.
TO MARK BATTLE GROUNDS.
Governor Tyler has appointed Mr..
Jas. NJ. French, of Peafisburg, Giles
county. Il member of the. State Com
mission to cooperate With the National
Commission in ascertainirg the posi-
fions occupied by the Virginia troops
In the battles of Chickanlauga and
Chattanooga, to i'll the vacancy caused
by the death Of DR.. w. w. Parker.
REVENUE OFFICES INSPECTED.
Mr.. G. Il. Fletcher, special agent of
the Treasury Department. has finished
making an inspection OF the revenue
office of the Second district, virgirin
These offices are three in number. and
are located at Richmond. Norfolk and
Petersburg. He found the Offices Of
all In the most satisfactory condition,
and highly complmented their man
ngement.
CRITICALLY ILL.
Rev. DR.. w. e. Hatcher, who has
been quite Ill, was called from his sick
bed to-day to the bedside OF his daugh
ter. Miss Mary Hatcher. The young
lady is critically i'll at DR.. Hatcher's
country home, In Fluvanna county.
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lNG3 y HE:R s.

going to London and will remain in
tho executive building in Frank
fort.
SENATOR BLACKBURN ARRIVES
U. S. Senator-e elect Blackburn arrived
III FRANKFORT from Washington thit
morning to hold a conference with the
democratic leaders and TO advise with
them in regard to the probable effect Of
the attitude Of the Administration to-
ward Governor Taylor. Senator Black
burn was met at the station by Colonel
Jack Chinn, Speaker South Trlmble, of .
the Fouse, and other prominent DEM
ocrats. and on arrival at the Capitol
Hotel Immediately held consultation
with eN-Congressman Hendrick, Lieu
tenant-GoverRpr Bcckham, J. Andrew
Scott, j. ~. Pryor, Attorney McQuown. |
representative Cantrill, G.. w Hick,
man and Speaker Trmble. The de- |,
termination of the Administration not
10 Interfere with the course of events
at Frankfort until actually necessary.
as Shown by yesterdays Cabinet meet
ing, and Senator Blackburn's interview
with the President. was evidently graf
flying TO the Democratic leaders.
BLACKBURN'S ADVICE.
senator Blackburn strongly urged
the necessity OF preserving peace at all
hazzards, and to allow no act., of VI
oience to occur under any circum-
stances. but to allow matters to proceed
10 conclusion in the courts
The authorities at Louisville telc-
phoned County Judge Moore TODAY
asking If James Lester Sutton, who
was arrested last night on the charge
or having shot Governor Goebcl and
taken to Louisville, should be held.
Judge Moore replied TO hold Sutton for
the present.
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PORTO RICO.
How 1T Is Proposed to Govern
the Island.
Tho Committee Forruulatos It's RE.
port. which with tho Form OF
Governmens Mocommrndoa. VIII
Ne Submitted TO tho senate Mons
day.
tBy telegraph to virglrian-pllot.)

(By Telegraph to Virgirian- Pllot.)
Washington. Feb. 3.-The Senate
Committee on Porto Rico to-day con-
Guided its consideration of the bill pro-
viding Il form of government for the
island of Porto Rico. The bill stands
in all essential particulars and same as
left by the committee at its meeting
last Wednesday. The rate of duty pro-
vided for articles brought from Porto
Rico to the United States and for ar
ticles taken from the United States to
Porto Rico is % per cent. of the Ding
ley law rate.
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NO VOTE TAKEN.

After further discussion the Senate
adjourned without taking a vote. The
same Is true OF the House. The discus
SION VIII probably extend over week,
and member OF the Legislature who
is well informer is of the opinion that
no agreement will be reached.
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! 1 ] | II NEWS
] AND GOSSIP
Hlhe|G 'o'l|va:II[nIlollf,AppoInts Delegates to
International Mining Congress.
! cALEl Cd FROM SICK BE D

,neHthsIof mr.. Ferdinand Davidson
nnd Enir. John Docs-Posi,ion Of
virstnin Troops In Hattie 81
an oF6n,nnsa ma Cha,tnuooEa-
RevcAnes orico Inspected and
Found o. lk.-Dr, Hatcher,
Daughter critically Ill.
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GUEBEL CROSSES THE RIVER
Continued from Page 6

upon the defendant until February S
when request will be made that the
petition be made perpetual"
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"SI PLuNkARn"

j. {. Lewis and his company of come
ulahS VIII appear ut the City Hall
Theatre next Monday evening IN thn
reproducing success. Isl Pnnkard ;,
The advance seat sale indicates q good
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and a. necessities of their case may seem