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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-11-29
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


pERkSYLviEIi RAILROlu.
Schedule In Rnect November 1, 1901.
Trains arrive at and depart from Ann2I
oils, via A. " & B. R. r., changing
cars at 0deuton.
TRAIxs lEAvs AEE APoLTs.
WEEK DAYS. suso'f
AMAxP NPxAA PM
Leave Annapolis $50 ia L 10 5 10 80 10
Ar washington sS l9lS | I5 45,lS @ 8 81 s.
Arrive n Rahg. stn 1873 sos Il soS IS IS
baiSo. Calvert"
ARRIVE ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Gslve st.n: TsR : g sad s ss
Bsi0o' rs. Av. 7n9I0 is0
L. WASHINGTON s@sSe1es l1 Z SsS ss40
For Philadelphia, New York. and the Eastg
changing at odenton, $50, pa A. y A. ~
and $40 ?. NJ. SUNDAYS, 8 50 a. ~, 10 (. r..
FoR BOSTON.
Colonial Express, weekdays, with through
Pullman Bullet Psrlor Cars aud Nestlbuls
Passenger Coaches, leaves Union Station, Sal
lis 10 A. NJ; arrives 6oston via steamer
MARYLAND Routel 20 p. nj.
Federal Express, daily, leaves Union station
90 T. nj. Arrives BostcL ~ y, IL k'0lAslAa
ton.
FOR THE WEST AND NORTH.
Leave Calvert station Baltimore, rs follows:
4.46 "a m, daily Onion station Az u NJ, }
tor iillamSport anu Lock maven.
8 81 q. m, Union station ;. 90 n m) daily,
Tor PltSUurg, chicago, Cinclnnata, LOuls-
vile and -. Louis; Rochester, buIaIo
Niagara rails. Lock haven, and Kane week
davs
S37 a. III Onion Station at ; 50 a. m. daily
Tor buifalo (yia Emporium Jun, tion)
IL, 40 (Onion station IL IN q, daily, Pitts
and Elmira week days.
IL. 40 a N. tnu1on station ~. I'D M, laily
limtted ttttsSHrg. catcago, SieSvyaq4 IOleuo,
Cincinnati, Louisville, ~. LOWS,
A. 80 p. m., E9tty lir0m Ontuh Stattonl tof
j P1tSDurs ChleAS3, ENASaFlt.e, ia ClAcinnatl
and A~odIssi.lsl. LnjIaaatoias, st. Louis aud
MlinanlsfJ~rs.
8 80 p. m, daily from Uniol stAtion) r Pitts
burg, Columbus anu ot /. suIs
8. 80 y. IN. daily ltIom Union Stationl Ter Bur
taio, via emporium Junction)
3. 10 p. m. (Unlon Station 5.UU u nj. J Pitts
burg, Chicago, Cleveland Gin 1lnDau. WI
Transport, and Buffalo. IVA Enpc 'lum JcG. AID
western New York aud fenlsy wanna haIi
way; Toledo, Rochester, Erle, Butiaio, anu
Niagara Falls daily. except SATURDAY.
IL. Al p IN. Union t2tion LOO p. } daily,
Pittsburg, Ihioago Buffalo, Rochester, Niagala
Falls, ana Erie; Cleveland except saturday.
| For further lnfoE maCIon addres CoilnStudd;
Passenger Agent sou thessLccA A.SkEASs, -
ner Fifteenth and u Sts., W ashlngt0n " y.
J. e. HUTCHINSON. K. Wuop,
Gen. Manager 9ea. PAS. a.
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]. WRIT RANDALL, Executor
EORDER NISI.

In the matter of the Sale OF the Real Estate OF
ANNE FRANKLIN, deceased. under the dt-
rection of her Last VIII and Testament, by
her Executor
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sn.ADACH Ecured in 20 min-ites u Or miieg
FAIN pTLLA ~0ne cent doss ~ 0ruRztetA
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WANTED.

YOUNG MEN to travel and learn
business. Salary $I2.oo per week and
EXPENSES. Address I'M. Z. G.,
aga Ist ST., 5. E.
cs Washington, ID. c.
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York River Line

Ele9Bnt Passenger steamers "Charlotte and Raj
lhiore Tor " EST POINT d RICH MOND Va
steamers leave Baltimore daily (except SIM.
dAy,J AT D y. m, and arrive at W est Point 7 IN
a. IN. anu Richmond at BIO am
Steamers leaving Baltimore on MONDAYS Wed.
nesuay ana Fridays, and leaving West Point an
tuesdays, thursdays ana Saturdays. CAN At
1orktoWn ana Almonds Wharf; and stesr'
eIs leaving Baltimore on tuesdays, Ihur.
Jays ana saturdays and West Point ON Mon
days Wednesdays and fridays, call AZ Glop
cester Point ana Clay Bank
steamers leave Baltimore from Piers 10 and "a
points Can be secured baggage checkad ana
state room reserved from the city ticket Office
Nos. 100 and AZ e. Bait more street. and So,tb
eIn hy. othce, No. 10 K. Baltimore street or
the 1eheral oihces, o5O Light street. Baltimore
REUBEN FOSTER,
General manager. X. ]. OHIsM,
- General Ticket Agent.
T. III. MCDANIEL, Travelling PassenRer Agen,
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CHESAPEAKE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
From Pier Is Il 10 Light st. Wharf, BaltmO,s
chesapeake Line

Elegant Passenger steamers "Augusta and A,
!anta Tor OLD POINT COMFORT AMI
NORFOLK, VA. N'D
Steamers leave Baltimore daily (except spr
day, at o. 80 p. m. and arrive an Oh poT,
Comfort at q a. M, and Norfolk am. w6ers
connection Is made with rail lines ior ali poinu
south ana Southwest as PUN"
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MANTs. LOST. EoR aAlE.

Warats For Sale, For Rent Lost, Found, &C,
cot ee seeding 4 lines. inserted ONE WEEK. or
less FST % Cents. and additional lines "a pro-
porti<a-to be accompanied by the CASH
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In the Orphans Court for Anne Arundel County,
Maryland.
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., on sale a. the book stores OF the civ where
orders can be len for ~ delivery 10 patrons
S rived 70 subscribers 81 cents per week ~
cents per month and 800 per year.
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hereby certify that the above is true state
ment of Receipts and Disbursements for the
year ending July SYST, IooI-
F. EUGENE wATHEN,
Ms Secretary, treasure and Examiner.
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h,A FOR RENT-THE THREE-sTORY
Il:tA and Basement Residence on luke CT Glou-
eess.,r Street, next 70 ]. K. Magruder's, is for
rens ready furnished. Address A. ROSS, q. 5.
n, fsOl Merchants Bank Building, Baltimore,
Md or 20 Mr.. l.. Dorsey Gassaway, Farmers
Nas5enal Bank this city. oIm
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LOTNO.t s.

BEGINNING for the same at point in the line OF
the southwest side of Hanover street distant one
hundred and ninety-hye feet. more or less, in
northwesterly direction nom the corner formed by
the southwest side of Hanover Street and the
northwest side Of Governor Street, said point OF
begipning being in the division line between the
lot now being described and the lot OF William
Parkinson adjoining on the southeast. and running
thence in q northwesterly direction with the line
Of Hanover street fifteen feet. more or less to the
division line between the lot now being described
and the lot of Christian Dammeyer adjoining on
the nor Invest and running thence with said di-
vision line in a southwesteriy direction one hun
dred and fifty feet, more or less. to the division
line be tween the lot now being described and the
lot of Patrick Lamb adjoining on the southwest,
and running thence in 8 southeasterly direction
with said last mentioned division line fifteen feet
more or less TO the division line between this lot
and the Parkinson lot, and running thence with
said last mentioned division line in 8 northeast
: erly direction one hundred and fifty feet, more
or less 10 Hanover Street and the point of begin
ming.
LOT NO. "a.
Beginning for the same at point in the line OF
the southwest side of Hanover Street distant two
hundred and twenty five feet. more or less In
northwesteriy direction from the corner formed bv
Street and the Northwest side Ex-Governor Street
said point of beginning being in The division line
between this lot and the lot OF Christian Dam
meyer on the southeast, and running thence with
the line of Hanover Street in q northwesferly d.
rection thirty feet, more or less. TO the division
line between the lot now being described and the
lot of Hugh McCuSker adjoining on the northwest
and running thence with said division line in q
sorthwesterly direction one hundred and forty
eight feet two and one-ha1 inches more less. to
the division line between the lot now being de
scribed and the lot of Maria Holden adjoining ON
the southwest, and running thence with said d.
vision line in southeasterly direction thirty feet
more or less, TO the division line between this
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| XXsANTED-A WHITE GIRL TO ASSIST IN
w light House Work. Apply TO Mrs. e. n
| Brosk, West Street. 10 NV
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81; FOR sALFs-A GOOD WORK HoReE
<Ge7Eain good condition. Owner has no use
for same. viii sell cheap. Apply TO ID.
MIELEH Market House. W
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Schedule In Efect November 1. 1901.
Trains arrive st and depart from Annal
oils, via A. " & B. r. g., changing
cars at Odautou
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-06-07

THE Montague people raised a
great howl over the selection of dele
gates in Henrico, charging unfair
means and mob rule, whereupon Mr..
Swanson refused to claim the dele
gates elected, had them resign and
call for another primary. Last week
in Norfolk county, the home of Col.
Marshall, another candidate for
governor, a primary was held at
which the friends of Mr.. Montague
from Norfolk and surrounding cities.
who had no right at the meeting,
chartered train and went out to the
primaries six hundred strong accord
ing to a statement of writer on
their own side). A fight ensued, the
meeting breaking mp in row and two
sets of delegates being chosen. Less
than four hundred Democrats were
entitled to vote in the primary, but
the visiting friends of Mr.. Monta-
que blocked the house, and so the
trouble started. And yet this is the
man who is playing the baby act aud
charging that the machine and un-
fair politics are being used to CON-
pass his defeat!
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-06-07

Gratis of certain sections, and
they have not hesitated to make at
tempts to throttle and thwart the
will of people in convention and out
of it. For the same reasons that
Mr.. Montague gives for fighting the
"machine" in other sections of the
State we have fought it here; and
when the leaders are willing to give
the people fair deal and not stifle
their expressions and thwart their
wishes then We will be found fight
with them, for the best ends of the
people of this section. But not till
then.
The people of the good county of
Northumberland are becoming rest
less, we believe, under the control of
political leaders, and we think the
day is near when they will throw
off the rule which has governed them
so long. The sentiments which we
have heard expressed and seen
written convince US that today
a decided majority of the people of
our sister county are for Mr.. Swan
son, but we have also had advices
that some of the same leaders who
have controlled in the past will make
strong effort to cut off the express
sion of the people and let minority
send the same old "war horses" as
delegates to Norfolk. Where they
have had the county machinery Mr..
Montague's friends have used it to
the utmost in furtheriug quick con-
ventions, taking snap judgment and
gagging the people; but we hope
this will not be attempted in Nor
thumberland on next Monday.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-06-07
TILLMAN IN THE LEAD

Governor insolvency, acting, he
SAID, In accordance with the wishes
OF the people, who did not wish pri-
mary, with its incident strife and un-
rest, refused to accept the designations
OF Senators Tillman and McLauriu.
tie wrote a communication to the
senators, in which be first said that
he returned their designations for
further consideration" as their ac-
ton might have been taken in the
heat of debate, and without full con-
slderation of the effect upon the peo-
pie.
The Governors refusal to accept
the Senator'S designations will not
prevent their resigning and in event
they persist in this it is the
concensus of opinion that Tillman.
who was elected last fall, will win
out.
McLaurin has withdrawn his res
ignation but Tillman wants to hold
him to bis first agreement. Much
interest is manifested in the result.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-06-07
JoTTINGs FROM RICHMOND co.

| must say il, even IL out of season.
Athough I'm aware IL Is rank treason.
That as safe cover for party Braves -
VINO fool the people aud make them
slaves,
Party's cap by leaders worn
Laughs diadcn or crown TO scorn.
NO emperors, kings or sultans proud.
Or naughty aristocratic crowd
were ever such tyrants, taking no blame.
AS many who rule in Party's name.
y ID. Rains has been appointed as
clerk of the courts in this county by
Judge K. II. Beale. Mr.. Warner, de-
ceased, was good and faithful clerk.
very quiet in his ways and much given
to home and its ties. He had no enc
mies, was popular and had host Of
friends.
VIM. Shackleford has his son,
Orrls, home for short visit.
Mr. Northup is in Washin gton for
portion of the week and expects to
bring his brother with him on his
return to remain for a few days'
visit.
Mrs. y. Constable has allowed her
school teacher to return home for
the season, the school session having
ended.
Mrs. Constable's visitors have
ended their visit. Their stay was
made pleasant and the party con-
sisted of Willoboughy Constable, Col.
Royal Engineers British army, his
mother and sister. Col. Constable
came to inspect the railroad and
bridge system of the United States
and was under orders of his govern
ment.
j. w. Chinn, sr., will soon enter
on his duties as school superenten
dent, and as he has much ability and
time combined he should give
general satisfaction.
The Democratic mass-meeting at
Warsaw on Monday was largely at
tended and the following delegates
were elected and instructed to vote
for Montague aud LeCato: II. D..
Marks, II. S. Belfeld, DIR. B. A.
Middleton, j. l.. Motley, Hon. w. A.
Jones, Hon. Il. @. Wexford and DIR.
IL. ". mitchell. FAKNHAM.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-06-07
HANDLE THE TRUTH MORE
CAREFULLY.

Several papers last week-notably
the fredericksburg Free Lance and
the Northern Neck Ncws-had Mon
tsgue credited with 224 delegates
and Swanson 152. This was incor
rect, aud was taken from the Rich
mond Times, presumably. 1t should
have been 21S and 100, respectively.
The campaign had been going on
about four weeks and for the first
time, we believe, our Warsaw con-
temporary had let its readers know
how the delegates stood. This it
did incorrectly, as noted, and with
flaring headlines. Each previous
week Mr.. Swanson was in the lead,
but it was hardly worth while letting
the readers knowl We make this
point in no controversial spirit, but
think that the people of the North
ern Neck should know truly how
things are going, and the CITIZEN
purposes keeping the vote before
them, no matter what man is in the
lead. Another grave error appeared
in our Warsaw contemporaries COL
umns, which we cannot let go un-
1t stated in two places
that MIR. Montague had carried
Danville the home of Mr.. Swanson.
The truth is, that Danville is claimed
by Mr.. Montague as his home, and
not by Mr.. Swanson, who lives at
Chatham many miles away. 1t is
hardly probable that the political |
lights that hover about the -Netcs |
we're ignorant on this score, and it |
was not slip of the pen since it APP |
peared editorially as we'll as in the |
news columns of that paper. So
Why the people should be fragrant
y misled on this point we are at
oss to know. Mr.. Swanson carried
lis own home overwhelmingly some
weeks ago, as he did also Mr.. Mon
ague's voting precinct, which is
ust outside the city of Danyille.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-06-07
POLITICAL.

Mr.. Montague wants to be Cover
nor of Virginia just as hard as he
knows how, but he is not going to
take any more joint debate chances.
Washington Post.
The 'drys" were victorious in the
recent municipal election at Chath-
am, Pittsylvania county. This is the
home Of Congressman Swanson.
which lately gave him its delegates
oy an overwhelming majority.
A new scheme of suffrage reform
has been introduced in the Alabama
Constitutional Convention. 1t pro-
vides for an educational qualification
with the Louisiana grandfather"
clause and it confines Office holding
to the whites.
Mr.. Montague at Roanoke, four
years ago, traded the first clerkship
in Att'y-GeneraPs office for the Rock
lnghom delegation, which nominated
him over Lassiter. Why SO pure
now? A political hypocritl 1t is
wrong for Martin to support Swan
son. but right for Gov. Tyler and
Congressman Lamb, Jones and Rixey
to support Montague. Amherst Era.
We print on our first page an edi-
torial contrasting Swanson and Mon
tague, taken from the DaaviUe Req
ister, the leading newspaper in the
Fifth Congressional District, which
is the home of both Swanson and
Montague. The editor has had a
long and intimate acquaintance with
both gentleman, and gives the result
OF his personal knowledge and obser-
walton.
Franklin county elected her
delegates Monday overwhelmingly
for Swanson and Grayson did like
wise the day following. He also
captured half of PulaskI's delegation.
The latter county had been conf
IDENTIFY claimed by the Montague
people, as it is the home of Governor
Tyler. Richmond, Spotsylyania and
charlotte went for Montague. as was
expected. The vote now stands:
Montague $50; Swanson 1851; Echols
ls2; Marshall "a. Montague hoped to
win in Franklin as he and Gov. TYLER
iad manipulated the school superin-
tendency in way to strengthen his
,anse, turning down a faithful and eff
icient encumbent and appointing the |
brother of the commonwealth-at tor-
icy who has a large influential fam
ly connection IN the county. This
s the county in which the Monta-
'uites elected snap county chair
nan early in the game and had to |
rawl out again.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-06-07

GREAT quantities of agricultural
machinery are being shipped to this
section, and we presume what is
true of this locality holds good in
others. The very promising out
look for grass and grain is doubtless
the cause of such heavy purchases
in machinery. 1t is very encourag-
ing TO note the revival of farming
interests, and we sincerely hope that
our agriculturists will be benefited
by the purchases they are making.
A wheat machine or grass mower
will last many years if properly
taken care of, but we were struck
with the remark of one of the larg-
est farmers on the upper Rappahan-
mock, who said that the people of
this country after the first season
neglected their machinery, and that
nearly all the machinery which he
uses is bought at about one-fourth
figure from neighbors who become
apathetic and lndolent about caripg o
for their machinery.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-06-07

The Stanton Daily News has a
column editorial on the abuses in the
selection of school auperintendents,
and cites Rockbridge county's case
as an instance. This is one more
case which has been brought to light
as having been used to further Mr..
Montague's political aspirations.
There are doubtless many others,
but they are known only to the
localities where the matter is of most
interest. In closing its editorial the
Nea0s says: personally because of
our partiality for Mr.. Montague as
between him and Mr.. Swanson, we
must say we hope to see the matter
cleared up"
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-06-07
IN THE HANDS OF FRIENDS.

read the CITIZEN every week. It Is a
clean sheet, thank God. 1t keeps on the
side Of right.-Reo. o. r. Flippo, ID. d.,
Of Philadelphia, in has lecture on TONGUE
and Temper"
We receive many encomiums from
our readers and admirers, many of
whom seem impressed with the idea
that the CITIZEN is always on the
right side, some going so far as to
say that they have watched the paper
during its ten years of existence and
that we had invariably been in the
right and nearly always foretold
what would come to pass in public
events, but the foregoing from that
Cody man who represents the Amer
lean Baptist Publication Society is
one Of the most welcome praises we
have ever received. In his recent lect.
uring tour through the Northern
Neck, where he was reared and IS
wellknown and greatly beloved, he
gave expression to the words at the
head of this article. A newspaper, as
other public enterprises, needs en-
and We are indeed CRATE
full for the unstinted praise which |
the good people who patronize it
have not ceased to shower upon us,
and as long as we can receive the
compliments of these, without respect
TO creed, we shall feel that our mis-
sion is not one altogether futile.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-06-07

Fhe Constitu tional Convention
will assemble next "Wednesday in
Richmond and begin the work on
the new organic law.
Plans are being prepared for the
rebuilding of the Jefferson Hotel in
Richmond. The hotel will be larger
and grander than the old one.
Capt. Jno. o. Bragg and Miss
Mary Proctor, of Prince George
county, Va, were married this week
in Washington after a courtship
lasting forty years.
The consolidation of the Valley
Female College, of Winchester, and
the Southern Seminary, of Bowling
Green, Va, has been effected, and
the united college will be located in
Buena Vista, Va.
China will be forced to pay $337,-
100000 indemnity to the Powers,
which is far greater sum to China
than 81 ,000,000,000 would be to MS.
The entire revenues of China for
sometime to come will be in the
hands Of the Powers.
A large portion of Colonial Beach.
Westmoreland county, has been sold
to u syndicate. is the purpose of
the new owners of TIE Beach to
greatly improve it and to make the
town a desirable summer residence
FOR the people of Washington.
In recent engagement between
the British and Beers the latter
captured jamestown. British loss
was six officers and fifty-one men
killed, six officers and 1I5 men
wounded and one officer and seven
men missing. Forty-one Beers were
killed on the ground.
Col. Robert Beverly, one of the
and best known citizens of |
died at his home in Fauquier
county, last week, aged seyenty-nine
7ears. His ancestors, immigrants
rom England to Virginia in 1862,
coated on the Rappahannock River
n what is now Essex county. Here
vas built "Blandfeld," the we'll
Inown colonial mansion now owned
y Robert Beverley, one of his sons.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-06-07

WITH heavy odds against them,
such as the entire county machinery
and the big guns of the District, it
was never supposed that Mr.. Swan
sons friends in Richmond county
would make an effort to secure any
delegates there. Nor do we know
that any voice was raised in his
behalf but why that county above
all Others should call mass-meeting
ON three days. notice (and that pub
lished only in one paper that circu-
lates in the county, we are at loss
to understand. We do not mean this
as meddling in the affairs of a
county in which, under similar cir
cumstances, We never interfere with,
but if Mr.. Jones felt go secure of
his county and did not expect oppo-
sition We would have thought that
ne would have given his people ample
notice.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-06-07

The Cubans were promised their
freedom by this government as soon
as they should hold a constitutional
convention and get into shape for
governing themselves. They have
conformed to all this, but because
their convention did not pass such
measures as suited President Nc.
Kinley this government informs them
that they will have to do the work
over again. In the meantime our
troops will remain in control of the
Island. This is freedom with a string
to i'll
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-06-07

Mr.. SWANSON is the first of the
candidates for governor to announce
platform. He says that if elected
ne will endeavor to be a abusiness~
governor, that he will devote his at
tention particularly to building up
the public free school system and
advocating improvement of public
roads. Such platform should, in
the minds of all but rank partisans,
be esteemed above a campaign of
personal mud singing, which Mr..
Montague launched and which he
craw-fshed out of when he found
his opponent would not cringingly
submit to it.