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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-29
INSTRUCTED FOR Mr.. JONES.
Delegates TO First District Congress
sional Convention.

STORMONT, VA, March 2S-Special.-
Judge Garnet opened County Court to-
day at Saluda promptly at 10 o'clock.
Commonwealth against Lazarus Robinson
for breaking into the dwelling of Mrs. M.
T. ApsIey and stealing five dollars in
money was tried, and Robinson was SEN
tencel TO State prison for Two years.
j. ". Hurley, indicted for selling lntoXl-
eating liquors, was acquitted, the State
being unable to show that anibrosia IS
q malt liquor, although all parties VINO
sell il are required to have United States
license.
While the court was at dinner the
Democrats held u mass-meeting and elect
ed nine delegates TO represent this county
IN the First District COMPRESSION Conven-
ton. consisting of the following: Dr.
William S. Christian, j. r. SeGar. Robert
McCandlish, w. II. Lawson, r l.. Blake,
w. r. Evans, A. d. Evans, William Sad
Ter and George Northain.
Resolutions We're passed endorsing the
course of Hon. William a. Jones III Con-
gress and instructing the delegation to
vote for his denomination. The sentiment
of the convention was largely opposed 10
n constitutional convention
Court adjourned at p NJ Until to-
morrow at 10 O'Clock.
The General sentiment here is that Gov
ernor Tyler should have correspondent
with his army representatives at Einporla
and not with the sheriff or judge, altar
troops had been called for
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order" ruled NIr. Hull. emphatically.
Mr.. Cox said that when the attorney
accused q member of the committee OF
falsehood he forfeited his right to appear
IF he says that to me- added MY. Cox.
..either he or I go out of the window.
Representative Jet. of Illinois. said that
as a means OF protecting the committee
he would move that the attorney be ex-
pelled from the committee-roouL Many
members were on their feet trying to Sc
cure recognition, when Mr.. Jett made MS
motion.
Before taking action. the committee gave
Mr.. Cheney an opportunity to be heard.
He explained that he did not intend 10
say that Mr.. Lentz had told a faisenood.
but simply to deny the statement that
the Idaho deputies lived with disrepsItapie
women. He apologized for ans nisappre-.
tension
Mr.. Cox remarked that man must
either fight or apologize" in such case
ard the apology settled 1t.
Mr.. Jett withdrew his motion for eN-
pus;on and the outbreak was brought to
q close.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-29

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Military Notes.

Company (Ric1lmond Grays) will on
next Friday evening. the regular meeting
night of the company, nave smoker for
its members at the Regimental Armory.
! .isht refreshments will also be served.
A. members of the Grays Veteran As,
soctat;on are cordially invited to be presents
A most pleasant and ENJOYABLE evening
Is assured all who will be present Cap
tain c. A. Crawford is DESTROYS of secur-
Ing several young men of good habits as
recruits. The prospects are Very bright
for an early muster-in. Al present the
officers confidently expect to besin the
state service not later than April 2Jtf1.
The members of Company 3 had a large
attendance last evening Captain a. w.
Miller gave the company very thorough
drill about the City Hall. and was much
encouraged at the rapid improvement
which, is being made by the men.
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The British Side Oft.

Editor OF The Times:
Ssr,--Last summer the Dreyfus case
proved that a large majority of French
men either had no capacity for judging
by evidence or a total want of the sense
,of Justice. Tne Boer war seems TO show
that this moral obliquity is not confined
to France or Europe. The pro-Boer ap-
pears TO lrave two codes of morals. one
by which to judge the British, and a
more !enient one for the Boer. From their
point of view Kruger is a pure-rninded
patriot. only anxious to preserve his
country from the unwarrantable aggres-
sions of the British. But look at the
hero from a point of view IN accordance
with the facts. though their attitude to-
ward facts is much like that of DR..
Johnson. who replied when told the facts
we're against him: so much the worse
s1or the facts Kruger and his Immediate
friends enriched themselves by the mono
poly of the miners necessity, dynamite
and by taxing the gold-mining out or all
proportion 10 the former Industry; the
farmers had votes and the miners had
not. When demonstrated with he tnuntcd
HEM By telling them if they wanted any
thing better. they must fight for it He
aeluscd South Africa with blood. ra Their
than redress In the slightest degree
the Admitted grievances Of the uit landers.
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WEREfNEAR TO BLOWS.
Sensational Episode Before the House

Sensational Episo,fc Before the House
Military Committee.
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-A sensa-.
tional episode occurred in the Couer
d'Alene investigation before the House
Military Committee to-day. Represen-
tative Lentz asserted in the course of
some remarks that some of the State
deputies were living with disreputable
women.
Mr.. Cheney, the attorney appearing in
behalf Of. the State of Idaho. 1nterposed
protest, and said
81 huri back at you that statement
The deputies are reputable men
Mr.. Lentz indignantly resented the
Interference Of private counsel. and,
addressing the attorney, said:
..'You ought TO be kicked out Of the
window, and you would be II you had
not the majority of this committee
behind YOU
When Mr.. Lentz attempted to read
from previous testimony concerning the
Improper conduct OF deputies, Chairman
Hull oyerruled this course
This further nettIed Mr.. Lentz, and.
addressing Mr.. Hull. he exclaimed: II
want to say IN your teeth that, Il you
are parry to protecting this attorney
in lie, you are party to 1t.
Amid much confusion. Chairman Hull
declared that Mr.. Lentz had insulted the
committee and its members as far as he
could, and. ii would have to Stop
Representative Hay ,of Virginia. arose
to say that the attorney had better not
give the lie to him. and Representative
Cor, of Tennessee, added
s..If any man Insults me. II lift him. &.
Mr.. Lent asked thelt aIrmar why he
did moi CALI the ttorneY to order.
aHeswas out OF osder. entirely out Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-29

The mild am innediat e effect of DIT
Kilmer,s Swanlp-Root. the great kidney
remedy, IS soon realized. It stands the
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most distressing cases. Swamp-Root Will
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Weak and unhealthy kidneys are re-
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ritates the nerves. makes you dizzy, rest
less, sleepless and irritable Makes you
pass water often during the day, and
oblises you to get up many times during
the night Causes puffy or dark circles
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in the back. joints and muscles, makes
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YOU get a sallow, yellow complexion:
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II your water, when allowed to remain
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o,rc1,lcni,,,.r for I.assitcr.

pOYDToN. VA, March 2S-Special.-
The GMecklenburg County Democratic
Convention met here to-day for the pur-
pose of sending delegates TO the Congress
eional Convention, 10 be held in fete1 s.
burg on March 18th. Inc following dele-
gates were elected:
-Delegates-F. B. Roberts. j. S. Mont
gomery. W. ID. Shelton, w. d Blanks
81. S. Nelson, w. E. ll1omes. II. J. Mont
gomery L. Belts, Z. e. Goode. ii. T.
dIu,cheson, T. A. Park, q. p larry, L.
r Bowen. G. Il. Graves. Z. Il. Jackson
w V Gregory, w. L. Gillespie. Henry
Wood, Jr. j. Q. Rainey, s. Q. Johnson
Is. T. Wartman.
Alternates-T. ID. Jetfress, John Winck-
Ter. William Russell, Thos. Wilson. w w
ayerctt. r. il. Puryear, w. Q. Mason, J.
W. Wyles, w n. Carter, C. l.. Jackson
C. B. Scogsin. l.. j. Peoples, John Mat
thcws. c. w. Hester, Chas. Hershman
Lucius Gregory. r. fl. Moody, II. j..
Stone. Is. w: Shelton, j. ". Edmonson,
T. c. OEburn.
A resolution was passed adopting the
unit rule in votings and endorsing
I-assiter for both the unexpire6 and full
term in Congress.
DELEGATES TO NORFOLK.
BOED11ON, VA. March 2S-Special.-
At a convention held on the 9th of March
by the Democratic party Of Meckienburs
TO send delegates TO the State Convention,
Which meets at Norfolk on the I'd day of
May 1909, the following delegates were
chosen:
Delegates-F. B. Roberts, E. c. Goode.
Thomas Owen, w. e. Homes, G. X.
Graves II. S. Nelson. ]. Preast. Jr., r.
J. Montgomery, IL. f. Hutcheson and III.
c. Taylor.
.Alternates-H. Saunders, w. b.
Meacham. W. D. Blanks, E. Belts, ". D.
Shelton, c. f. Watkins. II. Z. Smith, ].
f. Smith, Taylor jackson and O. e.
Cooke.
a resolution was passed adopting the
unit rule in voting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-29
BANQUET, MUSIC AND SPEECHES
shockoc Council Holds q Most Enjoy
able Meeting.

shoclloe Council, No. s95, ROYAL Area
num- met at Lee Camp Hall last night
ann ten candidates were instructed in the
mysteries and received into the Councli.
Fourteen candidates We're to nave been
received into the order, but four were
absent.
The following gentlemen were initiated
,,st niea,t. Messrs. a. D. NNrenn. l.. T..
Rogers. J. T. Wingiela, L. W. Brunder,
p r. Won Kramer, Fred Ileyens!anber,
p. Il. Hurley, c. n. Anl5o!d, G. o. Alley,
and Eddie Reed.
Mr.. Il. Z. Davis and his musical asso-
c;ates were present and furnished insuu-
mental and vocal music for the occasion.
The 1na,rbers were rendered . hand
come banquet after which speech-1',a KIN g
and music completed the programme OF
the evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-29

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RoRBED rHE GRAVE.

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a THoUSAND TONGUES.

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DON'T NEGLECT
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-29
ppIyEGATEs TO NORFOLK.
Prince Edward Delegate.

GREEN BAY. VA. March especial.
The Democrats Of this district met here
to-day to elect a delegate TO the District
Convention, al Petersburg. VIII oh Will
nominate candidate for Congress to
succeed the late Sydney p Epss. Hon.
John ]. Owen was elected chairman OF
the meeting, and Mr. L. D. Jones, secre-
iary.
Mr.. r. w. Price nominated Mr.. w. II.
Ewing as Il delegate to the Petersburg
convention, and also offered resolution
instructing the delegate TO vote for Maj
u. Il. Lassiter for the uneNpired term,
but to oppose the nomination of Major
l1assiter for the second term. The reso-
luton was unanimously adopted.
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Notto,yay Circuit Court.

cREWE, VA, March 2S.-Special.-The
Circuit Court of Nottoway convened at
noon to-day with Judge Hancock on the
bench motion Pin be made In that
court tomorrow for new trial for An
drew Rogers, the murderer of Emnle
Ross. who is now in the county JAN SEN
fenced to hang on April goth.
There are a large number, of civil cases
on the docket. but no jury cases ct i'm
nOrtance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-29
Fine Bill atthe Bijou.

Considering the fact that this is the
middle of the Lenten season. the attend
anceS al. the E4jou is very good. The bill
this week is composed Of several enter:
ttaining acts and a novelty or two to
make things interesting. Hugh Stanton
and Florence A1odena. in their sketch,
"a Bargain F'iend, = = are very clever. The
COMEDIANS Tom Lewis and SAM !. Ryan
are real funsniths, and the American
Coined v Four's act is a good one. Miss
I Mabel Russell is decidedly the prettiest
woman that has been seen at the sBijou
this season. Il 81.
There win be q matinee to- day. s5ssl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-29

In the hands of the said Frank Payne.
and recommended the holding of Payne
for the grand jury. Frank Payne, Lswis
Carrinston. Dennis Carter and Edward
Ware were arraigned before Mayor Slnlp-
son. the tfirst-named on a charge of murder
and the latter three on q charge OF being
accessory. to the murder. The Mayor
held Payne on a charge of murder. ara
Carter and Darlington ON a charge of
being accessories to the murder. Ware
was dismissed. q
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r,,aT5THRoBBiSG HEADACHE.

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Murder in alexandria,

ALEXANDRIA, VA, March 3.-Spe-
c;al.-A coroners jury decided this morn
ing that Thomas Bryant. VINO was last
night silot and instantly killed by another
NEGRO, named Frank, alias Tootsf
Payne, came to his death from a pistol
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-29
PLANS PERFECTED
FOR THE PRIMARY.
By the City Central Committee Last
Night.
THE DEATH OF MRS. PHILLIPS.
Justice Gillian appealed From in the
Horse Casc-Police Couri-Ncws,
Personal and Brief, i'll
Manchester.
THE DEATH OF MRS. PHILLIPS.
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times.
1112 Hull Street, Beattie Block.

Manchester Bureau, HlCuIuOilo INKS
1112 Hull Street, Beatt1e BLOCK.
The City Central Committee met last
night in the Mayors courtroom. There
were present A. j. Gallagher (chairman).
Charles Burkert, Randlett, starke, Riyes,
Farley and Cox.
The following names will appear upon
the ticket:
For Mayor-H A Maurice.
commemorative Attorney-A. G. Att
kisson.
City Sergeant-George Blankenship. G:
a. Carr, H. c. Ferguson, r., II. Fisher,
w. L. Porter and e. ii. Sharp.
For Justice of the Peace-tirst Ward,
no candidate; Second Ward, w. W. Gibbs.
II. A. Jordan Third Ward. no candidate;
Fourth Ward, A. c. Harding, J. T. hob
inson.
For Council-First Ward, ]. r. Green,
]. b. Rudd, ]. 5. Wakefield; Second
Ward, NJ. A. Campbell, NJ Morton; Third
Ward, w. M Lipsconb y. II. Thomas;
Fourth Ward, w. B. Bradley.
The following registrars, judges and
clerks We're appointed:
Registrars-First Ward, C. +. Fisher:
Second Ward, a. Reoms; Fourth Ward.
+. A. Lamb.
Judges-First Ward, L. c. NunnaIiy;
Robert French.
Clerks-First Ward, Q. +. Elder; Sec
ond Ward, c. A. Pickett; Fourth Ward,
&c. e. Whitlock.
The appointments were not made, las
night in the Third Ward. on account of
a contest in that Ward. Mr.. j. ,B. Goode
was appointed, by the Electoral Board,
but SO far has not qualitisd.
HORSE TRADE.
Gillian vest rOnrnjDp in
a most important case and one in which
it would have taken Justice john to
find the thread of truth IN the long
and tangled mat of conflicting evidence
The whole trouble was about q horse that
had fits.
About two months ago, one w. R. Roffe.
traded horses with Uncle Simon
Branch, colored and Uncle Simon got
the horse which had fits. Roffe claimed
that the horse that he got from Uncle
Simon also had Objectionable features,
as he was natural born kicker, and
that he would kick at, everything. II
you went into the stable to feed him he
would kick, so he was of the opinion
that things were about square. Roffe had
the proper idea about horse trading, as
he said: We'll, what is horse trading for
If it amt to beat the other fellow? and
before ] would 'srueal and let every
BODY know L was Dit l you'd cut my
throat" He had the utmost contempt for
"UUcle Simon's' lack Of nerve. The
horse with epilepsy was present a.
the trial, and having just had a fit, his
appearance there had damaging cf-
feet TO Roffe's side of the case. He had
his last fit in mud hole which was
evident.
The case was argued until Z o'clock
last night. The case was decided against
Branch, and an appeal was taken to the
IL StinyS Court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-29
snr Ctoxton-s Condition.

DIR. w. Y. Croxton, who has been UNI
der treatment, at Kellan,'s Hospital for
some ti,.le. was somewhat worse yester-
day, and his condition is not favorable
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-29

Nj. Philip Millhiser. who went 70 Colo
ra,Io recently for hts health Was sari-
nI,sIv III on Sunday. Mr. Clarence Mill
l;hiser Jeff u once for his bro 1ier's bsd-
siteg but yesterday the reports were de-
sc.dedesy more hopeful and he Is said ia.
be much better
gaIrs. NJ ~ Humid Her. mo has hssn euits
stcka az her r1sidanca on Cntna Stzsst II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-29
condition Unch.au.:I,7.cd.

Judge George L. Christian IS confined
10 his home by an attack @ the grip.
Ills condition was unchanged elast night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-29
E =, AWFUL PLIGHT.

n M. Higgins, editor Seneca, tiils.1
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-29

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-29

Remember, a set OF the best cooking
utensils. made sos copper. steel md
enamel. worth $3.50. given away absosutely
free With every Majestic 81 Range sud
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-29

Sick headache IS cured by Hood pits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-29
MRS. PHILLIPS DEATH.

Mrs. Bessie NJ. Phillips, who has been
an invalid for several months. died yes
terday afternoon at her home, No. 1T
East Thirteenth Street.
Mrs. Phillips death came not as sur.
prise. She recently returned from Ash
vile. n. c., where she spent some time
hoping to regain her health. She was
the widow Of Mr.. w. A. Phillips, whose
death occurred only a short time ago.
and leaves one child, about years of
age. Mrs. Phillips was a Miss Wilson OF
Pittsylvania county, and was 50 years
old. OF her immediate family, she leaves
three sisters and two brotherz-AIrs. S.
p. Jones, Of Richmond: cIrs. A. NJ. Sykes,
OF Newport News; Mrs. Cora L. Neon,
of this city, and Messrs. j. 7. and J.
3. Wilson. of Richmond.
The funeral will take place from Broad
Street Methodist church, of which de-
ceased was a member, this afternoon at s
clock, conducted by DR. Starr, assisted
by Rev. Mr.. Beanchanp, pastor OF the
chIircl, .s-7'9s 49,