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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-02-08
THE RECENT RAILROAD DEAF.
The Consultations OF the Mobile and
ohso with the Southern R-fIway
said to be unlawful.

jackson, Miss, February Ain a
communication to-day to the State At
torney-General, the Mississippi Rail-
foad Commission has called attention to
the recent consolidation of the Mobile
ana Ohio with the Southern railway
Inc commission declares such consoii-
detion is in violation of the clause OF
the constitution prohibiting the ANAL
gamation OF competing lines. The PEN
atty is forfeiture of right to do business
in the State.
1t is stated that Acknowledgement
McClung. acting under instructions
from the commission, will within the
next Few days file proceedings for a
cancellation Of the charter rights Of the
Two roads and demanding the payment
of the $4,000 provided by law. Section
$500 Of the code provides that "It shall
De unlawful for any railroad company
% consolidate q parallel or competing
company or to allow it's affairs to be I'm
any manner managed, regulated. or
controlled by the same person or per-
sons who manage, regulate, or control
me affairs OF such competing or
parallel railroad company"
Chairman McInnfs. of the commits
lon, states that the Mobile and Ohio is
competing line with the Southern at
40 less than half a dozen points In
north Mississippi.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-02-08

AFree for an Struggle Between Rc.-
tanrsnt People and the saloon
Smashing Rand

Topeka, Kas.. February AIRS. Nation
this afternoon met the first defeat In her
demonstrating career. Later at the po-
lice station she laughingly declared that
1t was by no means her Waterloo. and
she would again be at her chosen work
with six women. each armed with new
hatchets. she had started out at 3 O'Clock
10 wreck a restaurant in East Sixth
street that also dispensed liquors Before
she could wield her Ratchet she was dis
armed. and free-for-an struggle be-
tween restaurant people and wreckery
was begun. Numerous eyes were black
ened.
Mrs. Nation had warned the propr,etors
she would raid tho place IL they ala nor
stop selling liquors. and they were pre-
pared for the attack. The hatchet was
lerked from her hand by a stout man and
the women were forced back
A fierce fight followed between the res
.aurant men and Mrs. Notions defenders.
For quarter Of an hour they struggled
In the street while the mob YELLED en-
couragingly TO Mrs. Nation. Many per-
sonal encounters took place. but the DO
lice seemed without power to stop IL.
FINALLY, In despair. they arrested Mrs.
Nation on 2 charge of disturbing tho
peace ana took her to jail. The crowd fol-
lowed her. and the restaurant was ief.
unframed Mrs Nation was NOT tntnr.s
During all the fierce struggle that went
on In the street. while women and boys
were Knocked down and trampled on,
and tho crowd was shouting and yelling.
MRS. Nation never lost her presence OF
mind. Ladies' she cried. you are arnl-
ed. * YOU can't get to the place, throw
your hatchets through the windows" But
the women were too demoralized TO ohay
her, and stampeded.
Mrs. Nation was led away between two
big police officers
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-02-08
Virginia Development Company
SECOND DIVIDEND OF CAPITAL.

SECOND DIVIDEND OF CAPITAL.
Notice is hereby given, That the stock
holders. OF the Virginia Development
Company in G neral Meeting of { G
company ordered "a dividend OF capita
or $1,000 per share upon the preferred
s'ock, payable on the first day of April
1901, at the oiiiceiof the Company in the
CITY Of Philadelphia, Pa, to the pre-
TERED shareholders of record on Ga.
18th day of March, 1901, on the pr due
ton OF the certiiic ties Ct stock, in order
that there shall be stamped thereon and
he amount of snid dividend and of
ne amount of reduced capital thereby
CHARLES S. THoRNE.
SecretirY.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-02-08
A NOTE OF PROTEST.
Against the Celebration of JOan Mer
shall bay I'm Georgia, Sounded bS
the Hon. John W. AiEea.

AseL 0CON 60nu0G0 %
The Hon. John W. Aikea.
Atlanta. Ca. February 4--The memoI
of the late Chief Justice John Marsh.
was honored to-day In appropriate exc,
cises in the hall of the House OF Reprs
sentatives. Addresses were delivered D:
President Warmerholt, of the Georgia Bar
Association. Hon. Burton smith, PresId.
ing Justice Lumpkin OF the Supreme
Court and others.
4 note OF protest against the ceiebra-
ton was sounded by Hon. John w
Aiken, former president OF the Bar Asso
citation. who give out an open letter, iI
which he says;
When the Georgia Supreme Cour,
marches into the hall OF Representative,
TO lend its presence to the gleTihcation o.
this eminent nationalist, let CHIEF Jus
tice Simmons, an old hickory Democrat
who slept on tented field and field ur
tented under the Stars and Bars renen
Der that according to John Marshall hi
neck should have graced the halter; lie
Mr.. Justice Lumpkin remember that, &C
eording 10 John Marshall, his distinguish.
ed kinsman. the first Georgia Chief Jus.
tice and HIS able associated were ali mis-
taken in their mastery deliverance in tn.
noted case of Paddleford, Fay and Com
pany; let Mr.. Justice Little Eemembe,
that according to John Marshall. his III,
time conception of the Constitution n NJ
airy dream; let Mr.. Justice FISH remem
Der that. according to John MARSHALL. IN.
theory held by himself and his ktnsmay
as 10 where allegiance first lay ia 1851 q,
ell erFoneous; let Mr.. Justice Lewis -e
member that. according to John Marshall
the brilliant family OF which he Is ON.
have been all along mistaken in their no
hticaI thought; let Mr.. Justice Cobb re
member that, according TO John Marsha
bis iliustricus father. who represented H.
South so ably in Federal councils and
DISTINGUISHED uncle. who sacrificed
life at Bloody Fredericksburg, were tee
pical rebels.
In speaking for the American Bar
ISOLATION, let Buxton Smith rememb
tnat, according to John Marshall. n
hrst born's grand sire. the noble Gordo.
committed treason every time his stafr
less sword leaped from ITS untarnishs,
scapbard. II Marsnallism is right. thc,.
Lee should have been hanged; JEFFERSON
Davis legally deserved the scaffoid. ana
every Confederate soldier from Manassaa
to Appomattox was ii law a rebel dsserv-
ing death"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-02-08

Columbia appropriation b,n. thu snip.
ping tin being laid aside Informally. :
At O'Clock the District bin was lsia
aside
The joint resolution providing Tor the
appointment OF the three Senators ana
three Representatives to make ar.
ranecnaeass for the Inauguration OF the
President aud Vice-Presldent was
amended Ny striking out vice-Presidens
anu then PASSED.
The Senate went into executive ssa-
sion at e:o5 and soon afterwards ade
1ourred y.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-02-08
Consolidated Coal Iron and Land
Company.
SECOND DIVIDEND OF cAprrA1..

Notice is hereby given. That the
stockholders of the Consolidated Coal.
Iron and Land Company, IN General
meeting OF the Company ordered div
iaend OF capital of $50 o. per STARE upon
.he preferred stock, PAYABLE on the lat
day oil April, 1901. at the office OF the
Company, in the City of Philadelphia.
Fsv TO the preferred shareholders of
record on the 18th day Of March, 1901,
on the production of the certific ties
OF stock in order that there shall be
stamped thereon the amount of said
dividend aud of the amount OF reduced
capital thereby.
CHARLES $. THoRNE,
Secretary.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-02-08
MCElREE'S
Wine of Cars1ui

1t brings health to the wonianly
sorg.nism, and health there means
we'll poised nerves. calmncss, strength.
1t restores womanly vigor and power.
II tones up the nerves which suffer-
ling aud disease have shattered. Tits
the most perfect remedy ever devised
ito restore weak women to perfect
thealth, and to make them attractive
land happy. $I.oo at all druggists.
4 For advice in cases requiring spec
'iai directions, address, giving synp-
TOMS "Tbe Ladies' Advisory De
partment, The Chattanooga Medi-
cine Co.. Chattanooga, Tenn.
REV. y. w. SMITH, Camden. q. q.
says my wife used Wine Of Cardui AZ ion' 20
Tor falling OF the womb and II e.itlroly curoQ
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-02-08
THE JEFFRrEs-RUHLIN FIcH7

Il :
Cincinnati. February 4.-Notwith-
standing the action OF Governor Nash.
there has been no suspension of pre-
parations here to-day OF the Jeffries-
Rubin contest, scheduled for February
18th,
Hne statements are repeatedly made
to-day by directors OF the Saengerfest
Athletic Association that the fight
would not be declared OF until they
shall have exhausted all efforts In the
courts. even to the court of last resort.
The promoters of the event even insist
that Governor Nash Is mistaken in as
suming that the event is to be q prize
fight, and on this issue they expect the
courts to decide In favor of the gaen-
EeFfest Athletic Club Instead Of the
1Governor. -
Il Judge Sheets, the Attorney General,
,@il arrive at O'Clock tomorrow
smorning AID participate with other at
lorneys in the arguments for a perma-
lent Injunction. There IS a large array
WI legal talent on both sides.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-02-08
BRITISH RUSHED ny BOERs.
Wv" Officers Killed ana Two Other,
Woundcd-Tucnty British soldier,
kiIird or Wounded I'm Auo,n..
Fight.

London February 4.-Lord Kitchener.
eommander-in-chief In South Africa
reports to the War Office as follows,
Pretoria, February Sour casual
tles at Moddersfontein were two officer.
h,iIea ana TWO wounded. 1t appears that
ene posi- was rushed on a pitch dark
r,', NJ curing heavy rain. the enemy
numbering 400 with two guns.
Campbell, south OF Middleburr en-
gagged five hundred Beers, who were
urlVen back with loss. Our casualties
We're twenty killed or wounded.
french is near Bethel, moving east
and driving the enemy with slight on
position. -Four OF our ambulapces. while
seeing wounded. were captured The
doc We're released
"Dewet's force is reported south -,
Dewetsdorp."
London. February General Kitch-
ener. in dispatch from Pretoria. dated
February Sd. says:
Frerch's column, In driving the
Boers east, captured a fifteen-pounder
ard picked up PARTS of second gun
disabled by our fire.
The commerdos in the colony are
being hustled. The Midland Commando
is being chss- " TT>s- in the direction
OF Steytlervire. 81, zen OF them have
recently bos~ tnl,J ~ our men"
Lonoos~ FtSF0sSv 5=Fhe Pretoria
corIesl Times estimates
that '-, g Beers still on
eomr-: 80 avs that more British
troors f>S sd
LcreT-r 8 February I'm
view of = 'bi'ity Of a Boer raid
an ;son surrendered by
buiPfC;. - ratiDoort has been
oacee = - ,crs and moored in the
bay
Lender Jsl-, s.-Fhe Cape Town
cciTesrcn" IF the Daily Telegraph.
wiring Surdsy seys;
IN the action 'etwcen General Knox
and General pewet rear Senekal the
ksffrarian Rifles sustained about a
hundred casualties. More mounted
troorS are still needed.
Three Boer invading columns. of
winch Hertzoc's was for a time the ad-
vance guard ere now moving toward
the Orange river. IT is believed thr
Piet Botha's fierce of 1000 men. with
seven guns. from Smithneid, has cross
ed into the colcnv
British concentration Is proceedir,.~
Outlying CARRIERS are being wit, =
arawn for the purpose OF securing the
main lines General Dewet is expected
TO enter Cape Colony"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-02-08
"Sweet Bells tangled
Out OF Tune and Harsh. +"

Shakespeare description fts thou.
sancs OF women Thoy arc csoss. des-
Pondent, sickly, ncrvous--n Lurdcn 10
themselves and their fcmiiies. Their
sweet dispositions arc gone, ana they. like
the bells, seem sadly out Of tune. Buf
there n remedy. They can uae
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-02-08
A STEAMBOAT sunk.

Montgomery. Ala. February z.-Thc
samboat Daisy, used in government
irk on the Warrior river. was sunk to.
Z and the engineer. J. W. Glover and
negro were drowned. She had four
Ees of stone in tow and tbs h!gh water
3wind carried her over the falls at
No. T.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-02-08

IN SALE CH ~AP:-.A desirable
= iln' sc and II ON St. Clair ST.
- elontas, Va. Low price ard easy
&c +. T.. DUPUY, Agt. y
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-02-08

TWO YOUNG MEN MURDERED.
Many, La. February 4.--Two young
men, George and Lobe Stroud, have
peen murdered at Sabine river, near
mere. IL Is not known who did the kill
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-02-08
Mr.. Allison called UP the district o,

Williamson, w v, Feb. a.
Two colcred men became invoIv-
rdin d iiicnlty at Thacker, this
couniy. a fcw nights ago and one
ny the name OF Brooke Clark
stn'ck James Clark over the head
with cl,ih. brs aking his neck and
killing him instantly. Clark is now
IN the coanty jail here, having been
arrested soon after the killing.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-02-08

EhSia6eiphia, February 4.--Judges, law
esrs, law Students and the general pnbli
IN sthis city to-day celebrated the io0.f
Hrriversary OF the installation of Johr
Earshall as Chief Justice OF the Supreme
Conrt Of the United States. An address
Sas delivered Ga Musical Fund Hail b,
Justice James T. Mitchell, OF the Stat
supreme Court. AMI ia the United States
Court OF Appeals a minute was read Il
cusnmemoration.
~ -. 81 "a - IA K "a.
sDssrs the 4, The Kind You aass klwsys BsT
s;i's'' IkHzkzsx
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-02-08
The Best
Steam and
DOmesti Fuel
Mined.
The Standard
|t. ii.r s>Hl
Coal Of tn,
United States
Navy

tsSMOBElESSa coal and
hold the longer
makes lew dukers and burns to dne hight ash
tits fireman. economical for tho
Make of ands yoGsrei. F-~'''
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an eha laughed sos she most had

dog an" shc laughed sos She most had
Mysteries,
Il didn't SEQ anythin' funny in the dog,
an Mr.. Pickins DIDN'T. an when Miss
Hodges went away Mr.. Pickins said he vaS
AFRAID shC was nightv. When ! thought %
thn; | was glad that she wasn't goin' 10
marry Mr.. Pickirs, for n higltv wife for a
minister amt no con fort for him. an she's
"a thorn in tho congregation.
That's all | know about the P~iScopalians,
an when you come to think ar IL II amt
much 10 their credit. I'd inst like o. max,
resolutions fuTthcm ~ well c2 forth Metho-
di.ts, an | don't know lit | will.
IF | wasn't 20 upset about tlYira Davis
I could turn my miIl to Z. IN 1t il, ! emit
think # any likely man whose been cpur'il'
her noticeable.
Il guess I'll 60 over TO the Davis"s 20
morrow an ask Elyira's mother Tor her
receipt for making angel cake. she always
pr.ios herself IN her angel ca.to, an ~ tho
Havkiu.rs always have had the reputation
OF hoiu' the best cake makers In town it
viii tickle her to death to have ne ak her
how she makes IL.
IF | happen TO think OF Il III ask nor
who Eiyirl cIlculato- to marry, but ] 7ia''
Iarric'lar curious about it. I'd just like To
know, that's all"
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WOMiN BEAT THE Politicians.
Miss spray Triumphant, Rcappointcd IN
an Indiana Post Nflcc,

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. p. The saying
among Congressman that moro trouble
can be raised over tine appointment Of
a fourth-class Postmaster than over n
other ono thing which a Congressman is
called upon 20 do has been aptly Illustrated
in the experience of kcprcs' ntativo Crum-
packer of the Tenth district.
Miss Jennie Spray Of Hobart, lake county,
has been presiding over the Pos, Office
for -four yeHrs, and the local politicians
got together and recommended Charles
Berger for the place. II was assumed that
Miss Spray, having had four years Of Office,
would retire gracefully, but she asked for
rcappointmert and a number Of the patrons
signed a petition recommending her for
another term.
In the meantime Congressman Crum-
packer had recommended Berger, and n
friend Of Miss Spray telcgraph"d her Of
the fact from Washington. Thcrcupon
some fifty kilograms were sent to Crum-
packer, asking him to hold up the appoint
mert Till after the holidays, ~ the patrons
Of the Office desired "a consult him further
in the matter.
When the news 81 C~rumpackcr's arrival
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and many OF the sleeves hail from the time
OF Marie Ant oinettc. A for the present
approved straight ronted outline OF the
figure. ii IL but a return TO the mode OF the
First Empire. when the classic Empire gown
revealed the pretty lines Of a graceful
woman.
All the science and art In corseting and
posing thus far known has been brought
to bear on this one phase of style with
surprising results. giving rounded curves
where angles dominated before. Two or
three years have accomplished much in
this direction, for which the corset makers
deserve much credit,
II there Is any one thing which can make
'the expiring year amous in the history
Of dress it may be summed up in the eX-
t~ravagance in hand work, which character
Ives our gowns. Extravaganza In every
form dominates dress, and il is this which
stands out beyond and above every other
single feature that can be credited TO the
year 1901.
Sleeves have developed most unex-
pected possibilities. 1t would seem that
everything which human ingenuity could
do with a sleeve had been done and over
again. but variations on the old theme
are continually coming TO the front,
Here il is that some Of the happiest in
SEPARATIONS come from the old-time models.
in the time Of the first Empire when ex-
t~ravagance was on the top wave. We are
initiating it to the best Of our ability. and
If another year extends the reputation Of
the one 30 nearly closed. we shall eclipse
the highest flights of extravaganza In Jose
phine's time.
Those who nave been wishing for simpler,
less expensive fashions are doomed to
disappointment until the top Of this pres
ent wave is reached at least. for there are
no evidences of a downward turn a. yet.
The tuokings. stitchings, s%trappings, plait-
ings and embroideries Of last year are as
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soir trimmed it'll lace and sable. the latter
Ia a band around the hem and around TN"
neck The upper skirt H. al Of lace falling
over the blue mpu~soliuo like an uvcrdrrss,
aud the bodice l. Of both ormhiu.d.
Lace gowns trium.~i with crmine are
one Of the Seasons oVtrIyagano~ and
what l. more novel L. baby lamb ived IN
pale tints Of blu. ana pink and used Tor
ball gowns in combination witt white IN
tho same crlur
There ~-'ms 20 H. mo- limit to the cle-
gtncr IN ball gowns and n II IL not ao,om-
UllShod hy 'h, use Il rNrrn-ive materials
~ Is attained 10y a lavish amount 81 work
one example il a mauvr chiffon tucked
from the waist a. the Knee
Brlo this ~ a graduated 1uncn striped
In vertical lines az the top with velvet rib
bon In a darker shad" zach band end
iu a hoop, falling over c..fp irlil- al~p
shaped and finely tucked 'h" entire width
T.rrr ar" tNo of tu"-' frIi- with other
fnll- underneath In thr mIddI" rtirt 81
chiffon tn nun them uut
4 pry'ty high urrsri gown b. W1ir ~
U.us ,r.ls. 4r H.Ius. trimmed az tNr head
Of rp, h.Iuor apl ~ tpr hrm With au,tr
t.lII.ly laH. Ipr u4lIu. . f4.n,si Boo
Fr'YI- -lffIis7i arr.-- NfH bands -
DARKER pima .aIu. la.- outline iN. yoke
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as n substitute for a sleeve, while the other
sleeve is merely three strings Of jewels like
those used in the embroidery,
Sometimes the basque form 10 mad by
using the hip yoke OF lace, which is sure
TO he becoming, Embroidcrios in colorcd
silks with gold or silver thread and lace
motifs combined are one Of the ideas which
come TO us from Louis NNl's tim". and
these are more and more in evidence on
tine new evening gowns, ONE Of them
made of panne in delicate colors.
A combination which is charming for
evening wear is pale blue mouSscline dc
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h 10 especially evident that the costumes
and customs Of royalty have affected the
modes Of dress 20 a great extent. without
bringing bach any Of the old-time etiquette
IN dress ar to special materials which
must be worn In winter and In summer
and the particular kind - head dress women
Of certain agrs must don The modern
woman would not submit 20 any kind q
hsdge which rcveal~i her age, - Ne are
quite safe from any a revival.
One very important thing which the later
year, ~ the pat century td accomplish
wee 70 a. away Nith he odd id-a that a
voinA 81 forty must rruuuncr all pre-
tensions q brauty and harm Ihls has
heen brought atuut through the medium
az dr-ss as we'll 49, culture. ant . reformation
M standard Shtrh formerly save youth
hnsf plaa"
Df"-s IL o.uaiuly 10 Fuuai fa'1pr Boo tr"
proor-- wtirh trpda tu~art tHIplug a
woman ~ hns o. bod fnss.n yaars y.uus'f
and th.f, 10 uu d'uSlHs ts. ia'f that vuuiru
b. tir-. dass ish ulHh mtr f~uuiNiul
than tisaf If'si-ssHa al Diu'lauIHir
49, Tho S"afs - "u ih 80" "tH-
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We can appreciate that they have come
at all.
Some OF the later skirt models show boz
plaits all around the hips, stitched down
10 the knee, where they fall loose. This
idea Is carried out very prettily In green
cloth, with n coat also box plated, after
the manner Of Ia" Norfolk Jacket. Bands
of green velvet. ending ia loops with fancy
gold buckles. trim the front.
A Di~reCtoire costume Is shown among
the now models, made 81 pale tan cloth
a. Ia skirt and trimmed with brown velvet
buttons. silk braid and velvet cord. Ii l.
made in the usual way, with the gradu-
ated circular flounce.
The coat j. in brown velvet piped with
the cloth. the cloth cap" cola L. in tripl"
form and the basque l. out away in front.
and shaped to form three points al the
back. A jabot Of handsome cream lace
falls from the neck. and a frll ~ lace also
falls over the hands frOmN Director" cuf
OF cloth.
The idea 81 a velvet bodic" with n skirt
Of another material b. shown again among
the ueW gowns for evening wear, where
the skirt- are 81 lace or Of satin chiffon,
which il prcttior. since You can hay" skirt
and bodice In the same color with possibly
darker shade for the latter In whatever
color YOU CHOOSE. make your skirt on a
white ;afcta foundation vr.lci with mpue-e-
lire de- -oi. Of the ann" tint a. the chiffon.
Some Of these shlrtS. hr-: cut circular,