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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-21
AT THE UNIVERSITY.
Iowa CITY Crowded With students
Convocatton Exercises.
1pocia 4 "a yvirnea.E,apuhI4cau

Special to 9TlmeS-ttepuOl1can.
Iowa City, Sept 21.-Iowa City is lit.
orally over-run with students. Rooms
are very scarce and boarding places are
crowded. No accurate account has been
made yet, but the most conservative
say there will be at least 100 students
and others say 1000. All students class
sify and go thru the preliminary routine
in the big armory. 1t has been filled all
day long for three days and yet a great
many have not been able to matriculate
Some changes have been made. The
credits for admission are more strictly
granted, and the faculty is going to be
Very slow to grant extra work. This
Will raise the standard OF the work done
quite decidedly.
The opening convocation Of the year
at the University Of Iowa was held yes
terday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The pro-
fcession OF students formed by colleges
at the university armory. under the di-
rection of the university president of the
senior class Of each college the whole
being commanded by Mai G. f. Hark-
ness, the university cOmmandant. The
order of march was past the central
building, the old state house, where the
procession was reviewd by university
faculties, and thence to the opera house.
The entrances to the opera house We're
commanded by the cadet officers of the
battalion. who We're under strict orders
not to admit the public until all the stu
dents were admitted. Long before this
the building was crowded to suffocation.
The students rose en- masse and gave
the university yells upon the appearance
on the stage of the gowned procession Of
the faculties. President MacLean's adj
dress to the students was upon The
Responsibilities of the University in
View OF the Year, Past and Present"
In the course OF his remarks. which
'abounded with good humo1 and univer-
sity spirit, he gave much good advice to
new and old students for their guidance
during the coming year The venerable
and beloved ex- President j. L. Pickard
addressed a few earnest words which
especially in view OF anticipated depart
ure for California, will long be remem-
bered by the audience.
A prominent portion of the ceremony;
was the Introduction OF the new mem
ibers of the faculties The number and
quality OF the additions In themselves
told the tale OF the prosperity OF the un-
versity and its remarkable expansion.
The instructural staff last year number
ed l02;; thirty-th three new men and women
were introdu to make sew
eral faculties for small colleges.
There were four new full professors
two OF then, had well earned their pro-
motion by faithful service In the univer-
Esity, Miss Leona "A. Call. In Greek, and
Il. W. Dear, N. D.. In philosophy
Prof. Henry Evarte Gordon val called
to the chair Of public; speaking from the
same chair n colora6 college, Prnsss-
pr Gordon was syad uated II the N
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-21
o'BR1EN COUNTY REPUBLICANS.
Convention and Rally n Primghar /.
Great Success

Great success. %
Special to Times Republican.
Primghar. Sept. 2l-The county con-
vention held at Primghar yesterday
nominated the following for county Of
ficers for the ensuing term for o, Brlen
county. towit: +. C.. Wheaton, auditor;
!. L. Rerick, recorder; A. J.. Waismith,
county attorney; Ed r. Wood, clerk OF
the courts; and William Klein, super
visor. The convention was large and
enthusiastic. and after the nominations
were made at the court house the con-
yeEtion adjourned to the opera house,
where the Hon. Lot Thomas, N. G..
from the Eleventh congressional dis
trict. made rousing speech. followed
by Mr.. j. N. Sammis, OF LeMars, who
ts an exceptionally good speaker. Al
together the rally at Primghar was a
splendid success. Music was furnished
by the Sheldon band. which was very
fine. O'Brien county and the Eleventh
district will roll up their old-time ma
Jority this fall for Mckinley and pros
perity.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-21
FOR CITY HOSPITAL.
lowan Bequcaths $1,000 to start
One at Iowa Fails.

Special to Times Republican.
& Iowa Falls. Sept. 21.-One of the be-
quests made by the late John @. Cross.
of Norman. Iowa. is SO. 900 to the city of
Iowa Falls, the money to be used as a
nucleus of fund to be raised for the
erection and equipment in this city of a
city hospital. Mr.. Cross was largely in-
terested in investments in this city and
vicinity, where he spent portion OF his
life. and the bequest is an earnest Of
his desire to do something for the city
and its people. The bequest is fully ap-
Ipreciated by the public and gives an inn
petus to the project that has been un-
der consideration for the past year and
will probably be the means OF the crea-
ton OF q fund that will assure this city
q inety-equ.pped hospital in the near
future.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-21
sHR1NERs AT WATERLOO.
Ell Kahir Temple Holds Meeting
and Receives Candidates.

and Receives Candidates.
Waterlee, Sept. 21.-Waterloo enter
tanned Thursday the members of Ell
Kahir Temple Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine. Atleast $50 potentates and can
didates from every quarter of the COM
monwealth are here and the fez and
barge Of the Shriners were in evidence
at every turn.
Headquarters We're established at the
Irving house and the forenoon and a
portion of the afternoon was devoted to
the reception of fees and signing of cer-s
tificates for railway transportation
On account of the threatening aspect
Of the weather the parade which was to
have taken place at 2 O'Clock and the
exercises in the east side park We're dis
pensed with and only the work, at the
Masonic temple and the banquet at the
Irving We're held.
1t is thought the order was conferred
upon about 200 candidates in the eve
ming and this number will prove a graft
flying increase to Ell Kahir temple and
will do much toward offsetting the
losses in membership occasioned by di-
hitting to join the Des Moines temple.
The full complement of officers and a
large number Of Cedar Rapids members
We're present at the meeting.
The following officers of Ell Kahir
temple We're.
Potentate-B NJ Cleveland, Waterloo.
Chief Rabban-W. N. Dearborn, Stone
City.
Assistant Rabban-c. p. Emerson,
Cedar Rapids.
High william Flanagan, ced-
ar Rapids.
Oriental GuideMark S. Jackson,
Cedar Rapids.
First Ceremonial Master George
Holmes. Cedar Rapids.
Second Ceremonial Master-A. H.
Holt. Waterloo.
Marshall w. Hayes Cedar Rapids.
Director-George Nyere. Cedar Rap
ids.
Assistant Director-He Henry Erffmeyer,
Cedar Rapids.
Captain Of Guard-w. G. Haskell,
Cedar Rapids.
Outer Guard. Farr, Cedar Rapids.
Commander of Patrol-A. C. Com
stock. Stone City.
Lieutenant OF Patrol-Fred McArdle,
Cedar Rapids
Chief Musician-E Ernest A. Leo, Cedar
Rapids.
chief Steward james Z. Tindall,
Marion.
Recorder-J. W. Geiger Marion.
TREASURER. 7. Forbes. Cedar Rap
ifls
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-21
reward tor Murdcrers.

has offered a $500 reward for the .ap-
prehension and conviction of the
murderer or murderers of August Carl
quist and Jesus Garverson. who were.
murdered in kossuth county on Sep
TENDER 4 Z,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-21
Rev. Rich Resigns.
Special 10 Tlmeg-Republican.

iowa Falls, Sept. 81. Rev. Isaac Rich,
who has been pastor Of the Friends
church of this city for the past year,
has resigned to accept the passionate Of
the church Of that denomination at
West Branch, Iowa. where he moves
his family this week. His place will be
filed by Rev. Georgia Griffith. young
lady missionary who has recently re-
turned from her work in Jamaica,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-21
storm Lake lThief indicted.

TSpecIaI OeTImes-RepubIfcan. 81 $50
Storm Lake, Sept. 21.-District court
convened Monday. with Judge w. B.
Quarton, of Algona. on the bench. o. P.
Dillon, accused Of larceny OF twenty
blank money orders Of the American
Express Company from the station of
the Illinois Central In this city last
June. was indicted for the offense and
plead guilty. He was sentenced to five
months in the county Jail and to pay
the costs in the case. NJ. L. Norton. Of
Albert City, indicted for maintaining q
nuisance. was arraigned Thursday
morning and gave bonds for his appear
;ance
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-21
Leo ared sane.

Davenport, Sept. ei.M. G. Lee, the
aged and wealthy manufacturer. was
declared q sane man In the district
court and received an ovation from the
large crowd present at the trial. His
children had asked the court TO appoint
q guardian over him for fear the
Brethren Of Christ. the peculiar relig-
9ioua sect TO which he belonged. would
get control Of his fort tune.
10 prevent consumption quickly cure
lthroat.a md lung troubles with One MIN.
~ Coush Si,rs. w dIueg ists. isSsS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-21
Hancock for vvickman.

Special to Times-Republican.
Britt. Sept. 21.-A republican conven-
ton was held at Garner yesterday to
| elect delegates to the congressional con-
|vertion to be held at Fort Dodge on
Sept. %. Mr.. j. L. Wickmans Hancock
county's candidate for representative,
was allowed to select his own delegates.
and selected the following-named per-
sons, who were unanimously elected by
the convention: w. =. Bradford, c. s.
|Terwilliger, j.. A. Treganza. w. H. RAJ
mey. q. s. Barrett, j. w. Knabler,
Charles Wood. Charles Graeutzmacher,
C. s. Tamran and Jacob Nonweller.
sudden Death az Reinbeck.
Special to Times Republican.
Reinbeck. Sept. 2l.-On Monday even.
ing one OF our young ladies was sud-
denly removed from our midst by death.
Her name was Miss Gertrude Pauley.
She, with a sister, came here some three
years since and opened up millinery
store and in that undertaking they were
very successful. She had been ailing
for a few days and It was thought she
would soon recover. Therefore the
shock was great when 1t was learned
that she had suddenly expired. She
was buried at Clarksville.
suicide Sequel OF Domestic Discore.
Charlton, Sept. 2l.-C Charles Downing,
OF Omaha. who has been in the city for
the past few days visiting his wife,
committed suicide by shooting himself
at the home OF his mother-in- la VI, Mrs
George Jewett. Charles was former
Charlton boy, but moved with his fam
lily to Omaha some time ago. where he
secured work on the railroad. He mar
ried Carrie Taylor. OF this place, but It
did not prove happy union. He was
only % years old.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1900-10-24
WiSCOnsin-nyheter.

Ett fatalt hopp. Fred. Schneider fran
Hudson foretog sig harom dagen att
hoppa fran en- godsvagn, hvarvid han
skadade sig sd lila, att fara for lifvet ar
for handen.
Ofverk5rd och d6dad. Underrattelse
bar inlupit, att John Olson fran WASH
burn blifvit genom en- olyckshandelse
ofverk0rd och d0dad af ett jernvagstag
Glendive, Mont.
D6dsfall. Mrs Alexander Ross. on
at de forsta, som nedsatte sig j st.
Croix Valley, ahed torsdags Hud-
son. Hon ooh hennes man kommo fran
New England till Wisconsin for 80 ar
sedan.
Vadaskott. William Peterson fran
Yellow Lake var harom dagen ute pa
,, jagt, hvarvid det hande sig sa olyck.
ligt, att skottet fran b0ssan gick af och
tillfogade honom ett sd farligt sar, att
doden f0ljde 0gonblickligen.
Drunknad W. r. Boies anstald vid
Elm Grove Factory Osceola, erholl
| fredags den sorgliga underrattelsen,
att hans son drunknat under en- f1ske-
tur staten Washington. Han var en-
dast 13 ar gammal
Skadade under tJenstg6rlng. En-
administering egde i torsdags rum
mellan en- angspruta och ell sparvagn a
Vilet st. i Milwaukee, hvarvid tre af
brandkaren blefvo svart sarade. Den
enc kapten Hanlon ha lakarne f0ga
hopp ON. ALA tre fordes till hospitalet
i medvetsl0st tillstand.
En- f6r0daude eIdsvada utbr0t harom
dagen i timmerupplagen vid Osk osh,
hvarvid 100000 fot thinner forst0r-
des. Diamond Match Comp gjorde
den st0rsta f0rlusten, beraknad ILL
Sl75,0Oo, Hollister Ames Comp gjorde
EN- f0rlust af $4,000 och Challoners
Sons Comp. f0rlorade $4,000. F0rlu-
stem sin helhet torde ofverskrida
$275,00O. Eden b0rjade hos Hollister,
Ames Comp. och spred sig med f0rfa-
rande hastighet 0fver do stora thinner
gardarne. En- stark vestlig Wind radde,
sd att man befarade att Hollister, Ames
Comps sagverk skulle bi lagornas
rof. mon lycklgtvis slog vinden ON
och sagverket raddados. Icke mindre
an 2o angsprutor kampade mot Diet ra-
sande elementet 1 tlera timmars It'd,
mon vid 1O-tiden pa aftonen var elden
. under kontroll. Det stages, att fGrlu-
Esteii kommer att till st6rsta delen be-
tAckas med assurans.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1900-10-24
nyheter.

EldsvAda. Ed utbr6t torsdags 4
Illinois Central banans station Boo
GO, 6stcr ON Sioux Falls, S. d., och
f0rorsakade en- f0rlust af $1,000 Per-
sontaget fran Chicago blef uppohdllet
till fold af eldsvadan.
Rikligt med vatten Don nya artesi-
ska brunnen vid Grace Mission, 80 mil
nordvest ON Kimball, S. D., gifver 81
rikligt med vatten att det 0fverskrider
all f0rvantan. Brunnen iir tum dia-
meter och 9l5 fot dup
Utl0fvad bel6ning. SheriTen Law
renee county, S. d., har utlofvat $1,000
sasom bel0ning for den, som kan gripa
och 0fverlomna Ralph Lloyd Scott,
hvilken misstAnkes att hafva m0rdat
hans systor mrs Mabel Herdman af
Garden City. Bel6ningen ar till st0rsta
delen samad genom subscription
Lawrence co.
Eft godt arbete 8. Dakota CORA Sc
natorerna Hanna och Frye, hvilka
formligen dragit igenom staten ooh
hallit tai pa hyarje betydando plats.
Pa somliga platsor blef mr Hanna af-
bruten slit tai for att besvara till no.
nom stAlda fragor, r0rande trusts och
imperlism, hvilka han besvarade pa
cit shdant sAtt, att folket syntes till
fredsstaldt.
En- parasit raddar stogeA. Befolk-
ningen Black Hills -distriktct ir glad
6fver att den insekt, som gjort sd stor
skada pa skogarne under de senare
aren, hallor pa att utrotas af en- para
sit Under tre irs It'd ha tusentals fot
tmmer Black Hills distriAtet arligen
f0rst0rts af skadeinsekten, sA man be-
farade att skogarne hela distriktet
voro d0mda till undergoing.
Ex-poIischef anklagad for mord. =.
H. Callahan, f. d. polischef Enderlin,
S. D., aflossado harom dagen tva skott
mot Ed. Callahan, som han beskyllade
for att sta brottsigt f0rhallande till
hans hustru, och blof f0ljdon att Ed.
Callahan torsdags afed, och hans ba-
neman anklagados for mord. Den sorg-
liga handolsen har vackt stort uppse-
ende trakten. Folket Enderlin Or i
sympati mod den anklagade
Nytt fran Sioux Fails, S. d. Sv. luth.
forsamlingon har lyckats fl nog till
hela dess s4uld subskriberadt. For
samlingen kommer troligtvis att tiytta
och f0rbattra kyrkan nagot undcr kom-
mande Or. Pastor Sj0blom installera-
de var nyo pastor, 6. e. Lindsten, har
den II och Bruton den Is d:s.-Cata-
raot, staden storsta hoteli, h7ilket ned
brann den 81 juli, kommer med det
forsta att ateruppbyggas mot en- kost-
mad af sl5O,000. - Under yeckan ha b].
a. foljandc politiska talare hedrat var
CODA stad: Hon. Chas. A. Towne fran
Minnesota, populistpartiets national
ordf. sen. Butler fran N. c., var egen
senator, Pettigrew. president ,Harri-
/ sons pension commissioners Tanure, Sc
nator Frye fir. Maine och Mark Hanna.
y e. q.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1900-10-24
.ZlbcruLt anbua:/

For sun,n,o 81. 25 erhdzla mya
prenun,eyanter "Minn. Stats
TIdnaag Jrdm dato till ndsta
drs slut jen,te cdr atlas, en-
hortbok pd 80 siHor. Kartbo-
ken sdndes med posten och
posta,Juodet betalas aI oss.
-Alldenst,tnd endost cit begrda,-
sadt antal af denna atlas fin
mas pd hand, sd shynde man
sig att insdnda orders. - H.
Sind beloppet under address,:
Wlnnesota Stats Oianfng;
1877 E. 7th street.,
st. Paul, Mann.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-11-08

Iower CLASSES we cannot ignore reading
Tho course Of study should he gehera'
al directive rather than narrowly pre-
scriptive. II -hou include ne stuu'es
a. H., rnr.ned the order and tn 81 iheT
;,lroducfion ard Withdrawal. NJ az gen
aral diyisions of each. u may ut the as
sistance Of teachers suggest mo y" "e
tail the ground which classes FL" -er'"'',
400. FL, M naturally cover ~ -pec'ne''
,m fUf. il shonid got ailemp'
...f .l.i i.lf.G. hy "hl'"
..,tnr.t ,rorre-s may be limited anu IN
,,,..t '.,ocre.- encouraged. It's legiu-
ITO ,,d Urinary use il 20 suggest lines
.Iopg which the child's Development NAV
coed naturally and helpfully ana 10
/ tt,o hest ords 4 secondary use ~ l." III :
d;c,to tbose portions OF the whole luna %
inrn,r knowledge which children al GER
! ,,;,, o,,os may prohtably make their own
m. cb;af Injection urged against gran-
a sobooi. j. hat hey suppress the chliu
/ Northumberland lhey MAKE "'ele ~"
chimes Of the cLili.cE-tua' -! Vu' ''u"!
| coursa - - ...,7,mg 10 press each ch'iu
i,to tho same mold. The public Schools
do NOT aim 10 make speciai'ts-the pest
that they can do l. to give The ruu'me"'
Of general education,-leavng. spec'a
education to technical schools which pre-
pare for special callings. The thorougn
,rainino that the child receives III our
schools il the best thing possible ior MN
The course of study in our elementary
schools in all its variety, finds response
more or less re.dy in the minds of great
majority Of children, but there are some
children who cannot learn arithmetic re-, WI.
cannot read, who cannot draw. Inc wise
teacher. however, will aid such children
in developing these unproduetive areas
and their diihcultv will lie no bar to prog
re.s through the school.
wish had time to take up and discuss
each of the branches which should be EN-
braced in our study course. ! have gIVer
YOU these few thoughts, but, nope TO Dc
greatly benefited by the general discussion
which will follow this paper.
elizabeth BRowN.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-11-08

The COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA:
To The Sheriff Of the county Of Wise,
Greeting:
We command You, That you summon
Singer Manufacturing Company "a corpo-
ration and Hart Hardware Company Ga
corporation) to appear at the Clerks Office
Of the Circuit Court OF the County of Wise
at the rules to be held for the said Court
on the third Monday in November, 1900
to answer a bill in chancery exhibited
against them and others in our said Court
by Wilson Holbrook, Administrator of J
H. Snodgrass, deceased. And have then
there this writ Witness, W Z. KILcoRg
Clerk of our said Court, at the court
house, the 30th day of October, 1900, and
in the l25ih year of the Commonwealth.
W. +. KILGoRE, Clerk.
noyl 4l-47 By G. A. JomxsoS, d. g.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-11-08

ADMIRAL BRADFORD is ready to re-
port to Congress an exact route for
submarine cable from San Francisco
to Manila. The route leads by Ha-
waii, Midway and Guam, and was
examined at intervals of every two
miles in some places and every ten
miles in others through its entire T.
600 miles Of length. The character
istics Of the bottom soil. the temper.
allure of the water and other condi-
tions were observed at every sound
ing, and these, with the meteorolog-
al records and frequent observations
of specific gravity and the currents Of
the water will be an important con-
tribution to the physics OF the Pacific
ocean.
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of the County of Wise on the 3lst day oil
October, 1900.
c. p. Abingdon, Plaintiff,
against In Ohahc'tN'
VIM. p. Carter ct al, De-)
PENDANTS
The object of this suit is to PARTITION a
certain lot of land situated in Wise Coun-
tv, Virginia, in the town OF Gladeville and
designated as Lot No. ) of the sulphur
Spring addition of said town between the
plaintiff and defendant. And an affidavit
having been made aud filed that the de-
PENDANTS, VIM. =. Carter, Geo. Z. Carter
and Ida ~ Carter, are not residents
Of the State of Virginia. it j. ordered thal
they do appear here within ID days after
due publication hereof, and do what may
be necessary to protect their interest Iil
this suit. And it is further ordered that
a copy hereof be published once week
for four weeks in the Big Stone Gap Fo>f
and that copy be posted at the front
door of the court house Of this county on
the first day of the next term OF the
9 unity Court.
A cOpy-1este:
W +. kILGoRE, Clerk.
By &. a. JOHNSON, d. G..
o. NJ. Wears, pa. now IVA
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-11-08

An exchange rightly observes that
ga man is not necessarily bad simply
because he does not think as you do.
You may come to think as he does,
and then YOU will be self-condemned'
1t it better to Judge man by his
motive rather than by what he says
and thinks. a man who governs
his life by high and unsel6sh motives
is a good man, no matter whether ne
is against or with you"
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-11-08
Bucklen's Arnica >aiVe'

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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-11-08

,.snr,a. h,cnards, and A''o'"e' -''''''"
Griggs. ,,.
7, is proheble that the Court OF Jams
-, soon take up what is known a. ."e
e,..,,ogcase. in which +. y. Sh"r''e"
r.;nr. suit against the government 10,
-. .olo,v as.osYe Of the Board oil Genera.
,..,;.ors ., New York Mr.. shur''eh
..5 President Harrison appointed h'" III
,.oo ui,hont his solicitation. lie c'os'u
,..l,e;,osy on the Pacific Coast an"
na,no East. expectinS 10 F"@" no -
ion during good behavior. Bu' a'ou'
t.no.rv 1899. he received letter from
secretary cage requesting lis resignation
reh,ua,y he wrote to the Secretary ex-
o,oss;uc his surprise and on February -
bc received letter removing nm mean
..t;le lanes :. Sherman was named as MS
s,ocosso,. lint he refused to qualify. Ir-
Sburtlef continued to draw his salary anu
on Nav 18th received another letter prac-
ticallv the same as the preceding one Oh
removal The next day Israel +. f'sher
.nncared at the Office and proceeded 10
take part in the appraisers functions
Mr. Sburtlef continued to go to the once
until November !, when he retired he
cause. his salary ceased. The govern
monrs answer is based upon the principle
that the Presidents power of removals.
absolute, Congress having repealed Inc
Tenure-of- Office act. 1t has, however, al
WAYS been supposed that these appraiser
shin posts were practically life jobs as
they arc essentially judicial i'll their dutie'
and it has always been held 10 be gooC
nolicv to have the tenure of Office of the
judiciary fixed. Scarcely week passes
tbat member of the Board of Genera
Appraisers could not make his fortune To-
life by deciding a case in certain wa.
and it seems the poorest sort OF policy L
have men with this power subject to d'S
missal and perhaps poverty at the "h'"
Of the Office seeker
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-11-08

STRONG letters have been received
by the Governor, endorsing Hon
Claggett B. Jones for Judge OF h'ng
and Queen county to succeed the
Hon. }. G: Dew, appointed second
auditor.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-11-08

The population of the United
States, including the Island of Ha-
wall, has been announced approx
mately as 1926, 22O. There are in
the Island of Hawaii about 154 ,00O.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-11-08

THE population of Virginia has
been announced as 1854, 184, an In
crease of about 100000 during the
past ten years.