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Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-01-25
no Unrc q Cough

stop Coughing, as it irritates the lungs,
and DOESN'T give them any chance 70
heal. FOLEY'S HONEYAND TAB
cures without causing . strain In
throwing of the phlcgm like common
cough expectorants. X. n. Aidrich-
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-01-25

by electricity and will require thirty.
eight incandescent lamps. This will
make the most commodious mercan-
tile establishment in the city.
The basement, which covers space
full size of the entire building, is di.
vided into two parts, Mr.. Binford us
ing the south half and Kaufman Bros.
the north portion. A modern eleva-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-16
WINDSOR FIRE
The Principal Business Portion OF the
Town DESTROYED

1OWU DeSlroySu.
SUFFOLK, VA. January 15-SpeciaL-.
The principal business block at Windsor,
Isle of Wight tounty. was burned early
Sunday morning. Combustible wood
houses and southern breezes helped the
eonhasrarion.
Twelve buildings were burned, including
three stores, two Woodworking shops, two
saloons, a barber shop. a doctors office.
two blacksmith shops. q warehouse and
dwelling.
About o'clock a. NJ, a blaze was seen
in wareroom annexed to r. W-t1Atklns
store. a general alarm was sounded, and
in short time half-dressed men and
women from all over the village had
rushed from their homes to witness the
work of destruction
Windsor has no fire department. hut5the
citizens worked hard to stay the flames.
There was much confusion, which was IN
creased by cries of distress from the 4Wo-
men. a breeze sprang up and iannen
the blaze until everything in reach was
turned to smoke and ashes.
Mrs. Atkins. who slept over her nus.
band store, had barely time to escape
in "a night ress. She was slightly
burned
Considerable property was taken from
some OF the burned bulldings hlEtF
hoys sfron a boarding school did active
work in this way. Much damage was sus-
tanned by goods iE removal from tine
possible course OF the fire.
Most of the burned buildings were sn I0s.
The largest losers are: - aso. u.
building and merchandise, y, etO;, E. w
Zones and T. Barrett & Co., S'sso on
building and stock. AboGt 10 per. cent OF
e tho burned property was covered os III
surance. Z ,.,,o,,.r
The origin Of the fire is not khoWIi.
srhera4 Ind been no fire in the 5Watsroo.li..
The only conjecture advanced ~ .n',es.Ae
blaze was started by burg i;irs-
,rhe ! total loss will be about 1869: M
surance, $3.50.
WINDSOR STATION. A., jan 15.- To-.
special.-The flames spread rapidly ana
the neonla worked heroically. but fsad no
means to eNtinguish the IRE except pS
buckets and knocking down bultolhss-=
The following are the sune -
= ". Atkins, store and contents loss
sss,5 insurance, 81, Gs,.8 -.
". Bailey, wood and blacksmith
shops and part OF the contents loss sseo;
{ insurance. $3.50. 5.
i. w. Epps. store-h house, loss 81 900, anu
said to be insured for s.. CO.
ii.yy r. Bnrrett e Co. stock OF groceries
and LIQUORS, loss partial, as most Of the
\ goods were gotten out; covered ny in tsEs-
n. Braashaw. barber shop fixtures.
ss5furnit ure aad implements. Joss small and
no Insurance
Vim. 81. Andrews. blacksmith and wood
shop tools. material. etc.: ..oss. est 1mafsd
& t sa00, covered by insure nee
store wood ana DlacS..
&c. f.ra md Eddie tsrayfier
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CAT !. Pl I L! ]! | );
large. !. ENOUGH J. \ [ 4
North Cardinals Pretty Building TO be-
Enlarged,
ORIGINAL PLANS PERMIT OF IT:
The Outbreak OF Smallpox Causes a
Suspension Of Cours in Surry g
County-Typhoid Out break was
Due to Bad Plumbing.

RALEIGH, N.5sC c., Jan. 15.-Special.-
The State Capital is by no means large
enough to accommodate the growing
amount OF business, so when the Legs
slature meets in June, architects will pre-
sent plans for enlarging the beautiful
Capital building. In the original plans
this necessity was foreseen, and so the:
east and west entrances were finished with
immense columns supporting large por-;
ticos, while the north and south entrances
are fiat entrances direct into the corri-s
doris. To these sides will the extensions
be added.
The Supreme Court and State Library
building belongs to the Agricultural De-
partment. and is not tire-proof. This ad-
dition will give room for all those. and
furnish committee-rooms. OF course this
will take time, but it will in a few years
be that large wings to the building WALL
be rising on the north and south faces Of
the building
Fl. 1t has been necessary for Governor
Russell to countermlnd his order for spe-
cial term of court Tor Surry county, on
account of the outbreak OF smallpox in
Mt. Airy, in that county.
IT MAS BAD PLUMBING
AS many have thought all along, the
board of directors of the State Normal
School decided that plumbing DID The
damage at the college, in causing the
outbreak Of fever there. from which .sev
en- Of the pupils died.
A half-witted negro girl here gets two
years Imprisonment for attempting to
poison the family she lived with, by
putting matches i'll the, coffee-pot.
Work out at the Methodist Orphanage
site will soon begin in Earnest. Plans
for the first building have been accepted
and it will he erected at once.
Next Thursday the Populist State Com
mittee meet OF course its amendment
win come UP. but a leading Populist here.
does not believe that any action will be
taken declaring for or against it, but will
let the convention handle it. One of the
committeeman, Boggs, from the Ninth
District. has declared in favor of it.
The annual report of the Corporation
Commission will be out in about ten
days
Insurance Commissioner Young wants
list Of all unpaid insurance claims The
law requires the COMPANIES to make re-
turns of their unpaid claims. but often
they fail to do so. So the holders OF all
unpaid claims are asked to notify the
Commissioner so that those companies
can be dealt with.
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NORTH CAROLINA CAMPAIGN.
The White Mans Flag Was Raised al



The White Mans Flag Was Raised at
Rockingham.
ROCKINGHAM n. c., jan 1o.--Spe-
cial.-Richmcnd County Superior Court
began its session here this morning, Judge
Henry r. Bryan pres ding.
The campaign on the amendment dis
5franchising the illiterate negro voters
opened at noon.
A large white flag, trimmed with red,
bearing the motto, White Mans Gov
ernment,'' was raised over the cupola Of
the courthouse. and stirring speeches
were made by Messrs. John D. Shaw, J. T.
LeGrand, It's. Wright, WI. Parsons,
George Warburton, A. S. Dockery, John
w. GLeGrand, and P. C. Whitlock. The
feeling here is intense, and the fight will
be warm
against the amendment tomorrow. It is
predicted that his audience will be- made
up principally of negroes.
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Mr.. WILLIAMS INTERVIEWED.


Has No Fear That Court Will Permit
Dady to Impede Consultations.
SAVANNAH. GA, Jan. 15-John Skel-
ton Williams, president of the yseaboard
Air Line, gave out an authorized inter
view this evening. in which he, speaking
Of the suit brought in the, United States
Court for the Southern District Of
Georgia, by NJ. y. Dady. OF New, York
to restrain the consolidation of the Flor
ida Central and Peninsu1ar with the
Georgia and Alabama. says:
.Dady. is not only not a stockholder
of record OF the Florida and Peninsular,
but he is not even registered holder
of voting trust certificates. The alle-
cations in the bill which he filed cannot!
be supported. and I have no fear that
the court Will permit him to impede the
progress OF our FORK when the true facts:
In the case have been submitted to IT 5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-16
SUICIDElN NORTH CAROLINA.
Receiver Appointed to Sell Gilbcrt's
Hardware Stock

ar
WINSTON. n. c., Jan. 15-Special.-.
Alderman Thomas +. Laden, Of Lexington,
shot himself in the head with a pistol yes
terday with suicidal intent. He died this
morning. He was telegraph operator for
the Southern railway TIP to a. few years
ago; since then he has been clerlling in a
grocery store. He leaves a wife and one
child.
Smoking cigarettes and drinking pro-
duced bad health and dependency and
thence suicide.
Judge Ewart. of the Federal court, has
appointed s. F. Vance receiver, with
power to sell the stock of hardware in the
Gilbert bankruptcy case. His bond is
$4,000.
The injunction hitherto granted is con-
tinued to final bearing in the Federal
court
Gilbert. who is in Jail here, sold his stock
to a hardware firm here for half its value
and went to California without paying
hi; creditors. He was arrested and
brought back.
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and saw-mills and smiths report mucn
prosperity. Everybody is busy
\ few cases of typnoid-fever have re-
Gently been reported in this community
Mar. Charlie Tillman lost his wife on
Thursday OF last week at the hands of the
fever and now his brother. MIR. George
w. Tillman, is very Ill with the same
dreaded disease
Mr. Lee Martin, who has been on a visit
to the home OF his father, Mr.. Hudson
Martin, since Christmas Day. left to-day
fer his place of business in Harrison
county, w. Va.
Owing to the very fine weather during
the fall and winter the roads of Nelson
county have kept in q most excellent con-
,lition Usually by the middle of January
travel has been rendered well-nish i'm
possible.
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Pickett Ca,np Auxiliary.

a called meeting OF Pickett Camp Aux
iltary was held Monday afternoon TO arr
range for a donation on Friday next. It
was voted that January lsth. General
Lees birthday. should hereafter be known
as Donation Day" A committee of La
dies VIII DE at the Hall. Fifth and Broad
streets. from 10 A. Al. 10 5 p. ~. 10 res
ceiye donations. The ladies ask for lib,
rral donations OF food, fuel and clothing.
as there Is great need OF help among the
ones dependent on the charities of the
Camp. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-16
leave the United States about the first
of February.
THE MAYORS STATEMENT.
Greensboro Has Been Well Nacci-
: O. ,I-oo L

y p r
natcd-Cascs III tho Country Too.
+ RALEIGH, N. c., Jan. 15.-ATayor Tay-5
lor, of Greensboro, n. c.. tonight mace
the following statement IN regard TO Tue
smallpox situation there:
inspection to-day by Government expert
shows only eight cases Of smallpox wlthln
the city limits. confined exclusively to the
negro districts. A thorough inspection OF
the city will be made at once, and all cases
sent to the hospital, as we'll as those VINO
have been exposed.
..Our population was thoroughly vacc!-
mated last spring. and compulsory vacci-
nation will again be enforced with all who
have not been successfully yacclnated
within the past twelve months. NO eN-
cluement whatever, and we anticipate no
trouble.
(SigneO ~ V. Ia Lei..
The disease. however, is not confined to
the city, and over one hundred cases are
reported in the country by Or. Werten-
baker, of the United States Marine Hos
pital at Wilmington, who has been ordered
there to make an investigation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-16
DURHAM. COUNTY COURT
a Furniture Manufacturin. Company

A Furniture Manufacturing Company
Organized.
DURHAM, N. c., Jan. ! 5-Spe cial-The
Durham County Superior Court convened
here this morning. with Judge Moore on
the bench. The docket is q large one. and
many people were in attendance.
General J. S. Carr called the County
Democratic Executive Committee to order
g. noon All Of the townships were repre-
scented, and vigorous interest was mani
tested.
W. T. Parker, practical furniture
terest in the Union Furniture Company,
OF this place The name has been changed
TO the carolina Furniture Company"
and new stockholders elected, with Cen
seral J. Carr as president They will
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-16
HOTEL LoBBlEs.
8 rangers in the City and Hotels are
Doin. Well.

Doin. Well.
Mr. FL I. Thomas. of Pitsburg.. Pa..4is
at the Jefferson. Mr.. Thomas is more .
popularity known as the Prince of Dsun-
mers.'' and is not u stranger to Rich
monders. Mr.. Thomas is the representa-
tive OF the United States Glass Company.
which, it's genial representative says, Is
not in the trust, but doing business JUST
the same S..4..a..1aI
It's a. question whether the American
plan vii be adopted by the management
of the Jefferson this season. Manager
Fry stated last night that the business
OF the hotel had SHOWN sucn a asat,,ea
increase that the American dinin2-room
hereafter would be used in connection
with the dSntns-rooms conducted on the
European plan, as the guests could not
be accommodated In the court, and that
all would be on the European PLAN
The Jefferson, lobby is being repainted
and refitted, and. the whole house Is uir-t
dergoing 4 thorough renovation The
Jefferson is recognized as the leading
hotel OF the Southern cities. and one OF
the finest in the country.
At the Jefferson-T. s. Baskerville, Chr
ton Forge: Albert Frazer, Farmville, MI.
and Mrs. L. = Stearnes, Newport News
Mr.. and Mrs r, h, Tahman ttste-s-p sfs::E5
I IL.
Newport News: Charles Cary. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Kissam. Mr.. and Mrs. u. ~
tRoblnson. Mr. and Mrs. G.. l.. Long. Jr-,ss
New York city: james r, Gleason, M NJ
ard Mrs John r. Virgins. Edgar Fries
Miss Fries. Miss Mac Sarley, e Z ~.
ssrt. Thomas VI. Zenley- a. w. Herr
Philadelphia; William Marshall Newark.
N ": Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Feruced. Z. H.
Kidder, Boston; John r. Dingle. Baitt-g1
n..3se Benilmsn A. Richmond. Gumber-s2
land. Nd; Burton r. Robinson, milwaukee,,
Wis, and w. C. Jarvis, indiana polls.
NJ. II. pescnampe and VI Louis Barraulf.
Paris. France, are at the Jefferson
Fred Grant Young. advanf.a agent af tha#
| ..sFpn of tina Cross. is registered ut the
Jefferson.
AT New Ford's-Dr r. Z. Page, Bates-
vile; Miss Moilie Page. Eatesvii!e:: rs
]. %. Smith. Miller School, va; " ~
John A. Shipp 3. D White. Princess
Anne; c. C.. Williams, Portsmouth; n, IL
Kagey, Myers Cove; CIV. carraway.
AIangum.
at the Lexington-.A. u. Peters, Lynch
burg. MIR. dnds Mrs. George A. E.ndly.
III. Fl. Peek. Staunton.. DR.. j. Ke.le-s
burn. Petersburg Miss Minnie 2. Boy-
kin, Smfthf1eld; Allan VI. Shee, Norfolk;
r. Fl. Adams. Lynchburg.. ]. L Street
and wife, Newport News; I. n. Oliver.
-Albemarle.
At the Alhamhra-W. III. Burke. ROan-s
oke:: William r. Silvey. White Esll
At the ST. c1aire-iH b Nicholas.
buckingham. r. G. Nicholas. ~. De-.
P.tssylvania. gs
Hon NJ 4. Cooke. OF Norfolk. former
'.msmhsrsof the House. Is IN the city.
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sacrificed to
Blood Poison.

Those who have never had Blood Poi
son can not know what a desperate con,
iition it can produce. This terrible
disease which the doctors are totally
unable to cure, is communicated from
one generation to another, inflicting it's
faint upon countless innocent ones.
Some years agoI was inoculated with poison
by q nurse who infected my babe with blood
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-16
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Smallpox Stops Politics..

RALEIGH, n c.. Jan. 1.-THE CAM
'paign against the proposed constitutional
amendment In this State was to have been
opened tomorrow at Rockingham by
Senator PrItcharCs An out breaks Of snall-
pox will. however, prevent his spea king
Ten well-develop cases were discnv-
cred there to-day, and the speaking has
been indefinitely postponed
d Court, which was in session. has been
adjourned, and neighbortng towns have
against the place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-16
SMALLPOX IN MILD FORM. !.
Has Existed in Vicinity OF Greensboro
for Some Time.

GREENSBORO, N. c., Jan. S15.-special.
DR.. C. P. Wertenbaker. Of me United
States Marine Hospital Service, was or
dered here to examine several suspicious
cases Of smallpox. He confirmed the
dag nosis CT the superintendent of health.
and says the patients are afflicted with
the malady in mild form.
q Smallpox has been prevalent n this
section for several weeks, though but
very few cases have been serious. No
alarm is felt over the situation.
Benbow House. this city, has been ap-
pointed general representative of the
American Tobacco Company in India,
with headquarters in Calcutta. He will
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-16
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A1et.in5C Conferences.

"A meeting Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
officials, the owner Of the Pace Block and;
ARCHITECT Dtnmock held consultation
Yesterday regarding the remode cling Of
che building.
ISL Though. no d finite conclusion was
reached. is altogetilc probahl that
the chesap Ike and Ohio o fiices MI re-
main in that thu Hiding S. ftcr the improve
sments arc I'M IS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-16

faint. The little one was
unequal to the struggle,
and its life was yielded
up to the fearful poison.
For six long years l suf-
fered untold misery. 1
was covered with sores
and ulcers from head to
foot, and no language
can express my feelings
of woe during those long
years. ] had the hest
medical eatment. Sew.
cral physicians s,,cceS.
siyelV treated me. but all
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Died. january. is. $50. at
a Geek p ". at his late reshienee. IN
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The trolley -poie ON car No. 1o2s Of the
Clay-st,eet line. pulled out. and Tor some
time carr were blocked on Beech street.
about 10 o'clock last night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-16

Miss Hll,e Esyleston left for Farmyille,
where she n'iil be the cues, of her sister,
Mrs. w. III. Robertson.
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U. S. Judge.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-05-05

Telephone the Climax Cabinet Com
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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-05-05
Several Accusations Of Grand Larceny
Gases In Mayors Court.

Albert Green, colored, who was ar
rested Thursday evening on a charge
of attempted assault upon the person
of young Frank Ruggles, was not ar
raigned in Mayors Court Saturday
morning.
Green was released on parole, Feb
ruary Is, from the Mansfield Reform
school, which institution Ie had served
n term of III months. He was sent
there for two years, for assaultins
II young hoy. Transfer officer W. Bar
reve, of the Reform school, came 10
Akron Saturday morning. and took
Green back to the school to serve out
the remaining part of his sentence.
rhis-act took the case out of Mayors
Court.
Mrs. Jennie McGowan and Margaret
Curns were aIraigned in Mayors Court
Saturday morning accused of intoXi-
cation. Both cases We're continued to
Monday morning to give opportunity
for investigation, II is alleged that
the home OF Mrs. Curns is not con-
Quoted properly, and that Mrs Nc
Gowan is frequent visitor TO the
house. Catharine McGowan, young
girl, whose career has not been COM
mendable, was placed IN the City
Prison Friday night for safe keeping.
An effort will be made TO have the
girl sent to the Home of the Good
Shepherds IN Cleveland.
Chas. T. Inman has filed affidavit
in Mayors Court against John Shat
fer and John Bollander, accusing them
of stealing from Inman Bros store,
goods amounting TO $ai. The men
will be given preliminary hearing
in Mayors Court May ).
Burton pilliyortb and Elibu w,
Griswold are accused by Fred Botzum
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-05-05
SOLDIER
Accused of Desertion.
Not Permitted to Bid
Parents Good Bye
Before Being Taken Away
by a Deputy.
Had Served With Troops at
Couer D'AIene.
Came Home Because He Was
Homesick.

A Deputy L. s. Marshal was waiting
at Clinton for Adam Wchr when he
returned home from work at his faith
er's stone quarry last night
Mr.. Wchr is Il young man Of a ana
he was apprchenled on q charge of
deserting from a company of regulars
on duty at tho Coucr D'Alcnc mining
camp in Idaho.
Wehr enlisted at Cleveland for ser
vice about year ago and was taken
to Fort Riley, kas. From there the
troops were ordered out to help sup
press the Idaho mining troubles.
The young man returned home last
October and told his friends that hc
had severed his connection with the
army in an entirely proper manner.
The first intimation his friends had
that anything was wrong was when
the Deputy Marshal arrested the young
man last night He was taken to Cleye-
land without being allowed to bid his
parents coed bye.
1t is announced that the soldiers
only reason for leaving his company
was that he was homesick.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-05-05
AFTER 80 YEARS
Brothers and Sisters Are United
Met at Akron.

There was family reunion at the
home of Mr., and Mrs. Nelson p. Rice
of Miami street last night, an event out
Of the ordinary being the meeting OF
relatives who had not seen each othel
for 30 years.
Mrs. .Sproul, of Jamesport, Mo-, who
removed to the west from Akron &c
years ago, returned to Akron for the
first time yesterday, accompanied by
her son, Mr.. E. Adam Sproul, editor OF
the Natural Gas, an up-to-date weekly
published at Jamesport,an her daugh
ter, Mrs. S. B. Cropper.
Mrs. Sproul is a sister of Mr.. N. p
Rice and of Mrs. o. N. Howe, of Ak.
ron, whose husband is president of
the Howe Coal Company. Mr.. Sproul
and daughter will remain in Akron for
several months.