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Time Set for Closing DEBATE c. .'-e
Oieorarrarinc ELL.

Washington. Feb. at tie opening
of III. session of the house Mg Hem
inuay ,indb. from the coInmttee on
appropyiaiions. reported fhe ls<is'a
tive. executive AMI judicial approa~ia
iiou bill
Mr. Henry tCo-n.1 in charge - the
oleonafgnrine bill. there0poa asked
unanimous consent that an arrange
,nenf be- made 10 close general debate
rpon the bill MIR Williams tilss }
protested against the proposition to
close debate. Upon his request il was
unanimon.y agreed that ihe general
dobat. should continue FOR two days
after which there should - one lay 5
debate under the FIVE minute rnlc. the
nrrnng.mani. however. not 10 interfere
with the consideration Il other priv.
il.ged measures. The debate upon The
hill was then resumed. Mr.. Allen
tkvN. the first speaker. opposed the
hill ard advocated the adoption of the
substitute.
Mr.. Moon tenn said h. did not
think the substitute offered hy the
mgrorI.y went far enough while he
considered the majority bill fatally De
i.ciive.
Mr. klu.tz ~. - favored the ma
So. vii and Mr. Scott tkan.l op-
rrsr'l Il.
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DISCUSS SHIPPING INTERESTS.
American laws ard Proposed Laws as
Viewed by Critishers.

London. Feb. 6.-At the annual
meeting OF the chamber ~ shipping
al the United Kingdom several points
Interesting to thc United states were
raised. Colonel Emil Ropner. NJ T.,
presfdant Of the organization. referring
IN ~crimping" and blood moneX IN
,he United states. said the chamber
earnestly hoped the British amhassa-
dor al Washington would succeed III
Inducing the United States government
10 introduce legislation nlahlhs
"criuping criminal offense. :,
Regarding shin subsidies coion.i
gonner said the United States possiois
would pass ship subsidy bill. WIN
the result that there would ne 'aPi"
extension of the United states hieV'
camille navy and keener competition
which would require all the enefs!
and enterprise OF British ship owners
20 meet. :,
Tho chamber unanimously passed
resolution urging the British govern
mcpt ~ make an effort 10 secure the
oxornfion ~ British ships from me
pavmant of the tonnage tax ieNi'" .,
United states ports and use lis t'ou
os,cas 10 induce the United S'ales'
nepainr fui-i her legislation. 10 eiio'.e
The federal and state laws N fesaTo !"
aaso,t,on of ssamen and the paNmeh'
os blood money
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or Judge No.es ever had wrong-i any
man of dollar. IL. paid high tyib
ute 10 both Mr. Mekenzi.. and Judge
Noycs and in answer ~ al inquiry as
serted that not OF. seintilia OF eyi-
dcncc is contained in III. entire record
OF the case that Will slppor; the
charge OF conspiracy against Alexan.
der Mckenzie.
Mr. McCumhcr then entered upon
an extended statement OF the case
against Mckenzie. going into minute
details Rcseriing 10 the situation. as
Judge Noyes found IL in Alaska. Mr..
McCumbcr declared that the mining
syndicate hal made every effort 20
brlbe him. $50 .oeo being offered "a
him In one sum Finding IL impossible
tn hTibc him the syndicate A.ftl Nr
Mccumbcr asserted a man - rlaA" 2
periured affidavit that IG3g. Move
had accepted Il hr.h".
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9sfeNDED eY M'cuMeeP.
y "oYes and Alexander Mckinxie
Greatly Wronaed Men.

'H'Ngion. Feb. AT the conclu.
y routine business I'm the senate
e., alton was resumed of the nr-
H. ."hcy appropriation bill Mr.
'Aarge of the measure. made
u ~ 70 the senate In permit the
(s,da, oihh 70 vote. tie hoped the
|,o| y Naska would not he per.
NJ " interfere with the progress
Eler,. measure. lie said IL had no
h. 10 an appropriation bin and
Esm, was powerlcss To prevent the
folo,an ne hoped II would not be
b "a umber IN. d. said he had
Ii, M. To proiong the discussion.
lado -. N'iiainous charges had been
men--chargas which he
lsolr,n Nhew to be unfounded and
IN mini. 1aisc. lie declared that GER
itain syndicatcs had desired to
alasFa ''l'fol Of the whole Nome
ponl, country. He believed that
renda. premature for the senate
ndpn ,,., a verdict for ar against
'ekon,i'' 'nnr II. Noyes and Alexander
.portnn'. before the courts had had
the ca' 20 pass the on the merits
N eon'1 lie declared that no per.
stance nut finger upon a single
where Alexander Mckenzie
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10 REVENUE REDUCTION BILL
70 PASS THE HOUSE As
EXPORTED.
|xvAsS OF REPUBLICANS
ic., sad 70 Be in Favor OF . Spe.
il; Rue 20 Brir9 the Measure 70 .
t... wi:hous an Opportunity for
trargirg lis Provisions-Sensimcns
Prssls Favorable 20 Caucus Con.
Iscra.icr ot All Tariff Legislation.

f. .r,a Feb. s.-Thc pro.
pm .o onsidcring tn. war r.ve.
e., was the basis for numerous
.erIces among house leaders dur.
J u" tas and an informal canvass
SEN mont was made In learn
iar- members. particularly these
ae wa.itty. would fa-or n special
! h-,einx The bill 10 n yo'. without
sU,a mea..
ae asr. o.e ~ such n ruls would b.
~ a'nnudinent similar 10 that
n i-e sn'atiye Raheocks tn the
au. means committee reducing
Fa'"s ~ 'he IRON and steel schedule
sa"ndMcnts ~ III. minority in the
q general tariff revision.
T. stated that the result Of the
|'as' has showu majority ot thu
favorable To such n special rule.
A.@s'as thc canvass the view has
r. p'es"ntcd TO Republican mem
'a1' 'ar.n reyisions. such IA those
I't,'a'A I'd Nj Bahcock. might he left
4,9'. hlna'lnn Of Republican eau.
49, N passage of tn. war rev
ti't'ion bill Those fully nd
H ~ the canvass say ii has
I" ointment favorable IN the
. 'tsidera,son of all farin leris.
h '"N7 leaving the war revenue
iass"d as reported.
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KILLED THE SHERIFF.
Arkansas Robbers Loot the Bank o.
CtarksvIie.

ClarksvIlle, Ark, Feb. 6.-Robbers
at 2:3O a. m. blew up the safe at the
Bank of Clarksville with dynamite. Sc
cured sum estimated at $4,000. killed
John Powers. sheriff OF Johnson coun
~. who attempted to capture them
and escaped before the citizens were
aware Ct their presence.
Th7ra cppears to have been from
y ~ men in the gang. They tied
ses on the outskirts OF the
tcga as made their way unobserved
u The gss which is situated in the
north eide OF the public square. After
gaining an entrance they destroyed
the safe with dynamite. secured what
money vas not destroyed and made
their way to the street. There they
were confronted by Sheriff Powers
who opened fire upon them. The rob
hers returned the fire. using both re
ayclyers and Winchesters. Powers
stood his ground and emptied two re
volyers before he was killed. although
l. is believed he was mortally wound
Cd by the first vollev from the robbers
When citizens arrived a little later
Powers was dead and there wal. nC
trace OF the robbie. except trail OF
blood that indiea,e that the sheriff,
had wounded one or l.rhaps two OF his
assalants.
Powers roomed on the second fool
OF an adjoining building and had been
awakened by the explosion.
Tho bank officials were unable tt
give the exact amount OF plunder Sc
cured but stated that the bank wa
insured against loss. Az late as II
o'clock 10 attempt had been made n
capture the robbers except 10 wire All
adjoining towns 10 be on the out!oon
for them.
Powers has ben sheriff Of Johnson
county for T. years. lie was known &c
lie fearless nan and a crack shot.
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LOST HIS LAST GUN.
British Pursuit Ct Genera! Dewe. Par
tally Successful

London Feb. s.-The British pur
suit o. General Dewet has been sue
cesstul To the extent that his last gu.'
has been captured and Commandani
Vessels. one Of his principal lienten
ants. has been routed Lord Kitchen
or sent the news in a dispatch from
Pretoria. dated Tuesday. Feb. !.
follows.
Byng's column. whila procee linz
toward Liebenhurgylei after a night
march. attacked and routed A consia
eIa5le force OF the enemy unie Com
randant Vessels We captured Il
FOUNDER end a pefnpon taken from
Firmans column and also a Bo r pom
porn that was the las. gun Dewet -
and three wagons of ammunition ~
horses and loo mules The Boer cas
ualties We're : men Killed. WOUNDED
and p men CAPTURED.
Among the killed was Field CoTne'
Vessels Among the prisoners j. Cap
tain Muller Of the Stats artillery. Tht
enemy was scattered Our casualtie:
were slight.
The National scouts near Middel
burg ,Cape Colony captured - pris
oners.
''Plumer. near Amcrsfoort Trans
vaan, captured ! prisoners and 5o'
head Of cattle
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COX FACTORY COMBINE.
Details Of the Plan Have Practically
Been Worked Out.

Green Bay. Wis. Feb. 6.-lncorpora'
tion papers of a box factory combine
will be filed within a few days. prob
ably in New Jersey. An agreement
IN 90 into a combine was signe! q
nonth aco. and since then the details
of the plan were worked out. Ths
head and sales Office will he in Chica
"a As far as can be learned the fol
Inwirr concerns are members: Good
willie Eros. Wausau. Yawkey Lumber
company. l!azelhnrst: Wausau hoN
and Lumber company, stevens FoiH'
nox company Murphy Box company
Green bay VI. a. NJ. Box company
Narinette: ka,ser Box factory, Mus
catine. Ia. and probably another at
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How MANY mothers realize that WREN

How many mothers realize that WREN
he baby's adyen, is expected they need
strength for two instead Of one. Norl-
Ell, weak, nervous, inst able 10 drag
Houni.r find themselves confronted
with coming maternity. They have
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IAN they have strength to give child ?
We don, look for the birth of strong
IDEAS from weak mind. Why should
se expect the birth Of strong children
uofn weak mothers,
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London. Feb 6.--The Associated
Press has the highest official author
ity for denying the story printed ny
The Kreuz Zciiung of Berlin. as 10 inc
mart taken by Lord Panncefote. the
British ambassador mt Washington. N
the Span:sh-American war intervcn'
ton in spite of the confirmation OF the
story by the German foreign ofilce.
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Could Not Control Himself.

Milwaukee. Feb. William schulz,
wlo mlrderoGs!y assaulted assistant
Janitor Edward Meyers with a sledge
hammer al the Niagara fats Tuesday
pleaded guilty to murder in the second
degree ard was given an indetermin-
ate sentence of between three and
six years at Green Bay reformatory
In his plea the prisoner states he did
not intend to commit the assault but
was unable TO control himself al the
time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
ELI OLIVER EA!LED.

Examined Before PittsS1vanis:
N;:;siStr.tc-I1illing OF John Doze1.
CHATHAM. VA. October 31.-(Speclal)
Eli Oliver who shot and seriously wound
ed Joe Starting, colored. Saturday, was
examined in Squire ". B. Hurts court
Wednesday and bailed in the sum Of
s., 900 for his appearance before the grand
jury at the November term of the County
Court The negro is dc fairly well.
Hon. w. p. Barksdalo. the giant OF
Halifax" viii speak at several places
in the county Thursday, Friday, and Sat
urday, for Cong essman Swanson. Hon.
3. A. Davis has been holding three meet
ings daily for several days in the county.
assisted by Hon. Thomas Lee Moore, OF
Montgomery. ard Commonwealth's Attor-
ney John r Smith Of Henry county.
The verdict OF the coroner's jury which
investigated the death OF John Dozel, kill
ed Sunday, near Wiles, was that 'Dozel
came to his death from wounds from a
pistol in the hands Of Henry Hubbard.
without any provocation whatever. AS
yet Hubbard has not been apprehended.
Mr.. D. a. Jefferson has been sick for
several days, tIt is now better.
The devotees Of whist will be entertain
ed by Mrs S. *. Collier Friday night.
grave were elected delegates to the State
Wonan's Missionary Society. which, meets
in South Boston next Wednesday, from
the Woman Missionary Society Of the
Baptist Chul I'll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
.BOHEMIANs I'M HANOVER.
Rufus I. cray want. $1,000 for Col.

Rufus r. Gray Wants $1,000 for Cell
ony Settlement There.
The circuit court of Hanover county has
been in session since last Monday. 1t is
thought it will adjourn to-day
thought it VII. adjourn tomorrow.
Among the cases tried at this term Is
suit in which Rufus I. Gray claims 5000
damages from, a colony of BoheElians who
have settled in the upper end OF the scoun-
~. The Gohemians rented farm 10 Gray
for five years. At the end of one year ne
was given notice to leave, which he did
Now he is suing for breach of contract.
He claims that he lost his entire tobacr"
crop, as they did not repair the barns as
they had promised to do in the contract.
The amusing part OF the case IS tina { there
are twelve or fifteen Bohemian witnesses.
The Interpreter is a very Well-educated
man, but it is hard TO make out his mean
ing, to say nothing OF the others. Inc
case began yesterday.
The EOhenians came over to this cOun-
try some years ago. Their headquarters
are in Chicago. They have general
mana ger-treasurer and secretary, just as
an organization Of any kind would. The
PARTY in Hanover are branch of the
and paid for It, They lived on it for some
time, and then moved to Chicago again
and rented the land The land is part Of
the estate of the late George w. Dos
we'll. They have now an overseer. who
attends to the collection of rents and
looks after the property.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
TO THE BUaHoUsE WITH
jOr LEE, Crili4ANRk!
America izcd Monaghan Goes Crazy.
in MarttnSvil2c, Va, and Cap
tnrck the Town.

ROANOKE, VA, October s9.-tspecial.)
Joe Lee, an .,mericauiZed Chi7amdn. and
Very popular citizen OF Martinsvi,e, be-
came insane last night and proceeded 70
:aae charge CT the homes OF several OF
the towns best citizens He caused great
ccnste,na,lon. but Cid no harm.
Deputy w. G.. Alien was severely in
jtrcu to-day by his bicycles coliiding
with buggy.
". l. Eoonc, editor and owner OF the
Mart'nsvilIe Standard which has been
considered a Republican organ, has BEEN
assailed through the columns Of the
Floyd Herald, and charged with having
sold out to the Democrats in the interest
OF Mr.. Swanson against Beverly Davis.
Mr.. Bco.;a is alleged to have brought suit
FOR damages against the Congressional
Committee of the Fifth District and the
suit is now in the hands Of an attorney.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
A BRANCH. MONEY ORDER
OFFICE FOR RICHMOND.
Also for Register and Stamp Bust
ncsa-VirSiniail Registered at
washington Hotels.

WASHINGTON, D. c., October so:-(Spe-
ciaLl-It was announced at the aPos.-Of-
tice Department to-day that on JANUARY
l. 1868 there will be established at III
east brCad street, hicnmouo, branch
post o1tlce with facilities Tor the tiansuc-
non Of money o. deiS and register Dusl-
ness. and tor the sale OF Stamps, etc.
HoNa.d A. SnacKiette has been appoint
cd postma ster OF Stafford Store. VA.
A marriage certificate was issued mere
to-day to Charles Conrad Jones, OF Ba /
timore, and Lula 3. jackson. OF Lynch
burg.
The following Virginians are registered
at Washington hotels:
The ST. James-Alr. and Mrs. Duke, Nor
fox; Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Martin, Ports
Inc Howard House-Mr.. and Mrs. L,
C. Adams, NathaLe; j. NJ. Snea,- Alex
andria: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. X. Lowry,
The Me,ropolitan-Mr and Mrs. r: e.
McLane, kicnmoud; Mrs. E. Mann, New
II TIE Kaleigh-Andrew II. McCamant, Ty
rome. n-..au
Mr.. and Mrs. a. ]. Blanu. CieWe.
The New N..lard-E. I. l.. Myers
Richmond. ,.,,.
Brown, Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
YOUNG NEMHOUSE
IN JOHANNESBURG.
virginia Cattle Dealers Writes His
Family from the South Afri-
en- Capital.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 3o-Charles H. New
house the young Virginia cattle dealer,
who nysteriously disappeared from this
CITY early last Christmas morning. is in
Johannesburg South Africa, having writ
ten to his parents from that place. Mr..
Newhouse is engaged in the business oil
selling shares for mining company. is
prCspering. according TO advices receiver
by his parents Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. New
house. of Cupeper Va. and expects TO
return home in two years time.
In spite Of the sensation created in his
unexplained isappearance and the eS-
pressed belief OF some persons that the
young man had met with foul play IN
this CITY, Mrs Newhouse writes to the
Baltimore American and states that she
never felt that he was dead. and at the
same time she knew he had not done any
thing dishonorab!e or disgrac efu! in any
way.
He is in johannesburg South Africa, y
writes Mrs Newhouse, but he has never
said why or how he left Baltimore. He
lust said that when we knew the partic-
ulars we would not blame him. and said
that he suffered greatly the first three
months. and it would be a sad story for
us to know. He is doing nicely now and
expects to return home in two years. He
is selling shares for a mining COM
pany.'
Mrs. Newhouse received the first news
of her son after his disappearance on July
II last, when q letter was received &rom
him at Cape Town. South Africa. Let
tiers sent By his mother to that address
were returned unanswered. but the news
now comes that the young man is in Jo-
hannesburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
EXPORT LUMBER COMPANY.
Judge Lowell Appoints Receivers
for Al; It's Property.

Judge Lowell Appoints Receivers
for All It's Property.
BOSTON, MASS. October 3o.-Judge
Lowell. in the United States Circuit Court
to-day. appointed Waterman A. Taft and
Benjamin f. Lamb. both Of Boston, re-
ceivers Of the Export Lumber Company.
OF New YORK. ana invested in them au-
thority TO hold and control all OF It's
property.
IN New York yesterday Mr.. Taft. r. ].
Hawthorne, and s. l. Fairchild were ap-
pUinttd temporary receiver of the COM
pany by the Supreme Court on the APP
pication of the majority of the COM
pany's directors. asking for voluntary
liz solution of the corporation.
The appointment of receivers, 1t was
announced, was in connection with the
seorea MIA ton of the company, and the
consolidation Of southern pine lumber in
terests.
The action here was taken on the mo-
ton OF G. L. Huntress and Homer AL
bers. counsel for the Meyer Rubber Com
pany. a New Jersey corporation. and
with the assent of II. H. Darling. counsel
Cor the Export Company.
The papers show that the Export Lum-
her Company is directly indebted to the
Meyer Rubber Company to the extent OF
S196 90 and contngently Indebted to the
amount Of $50 $40. Both receivers wer5
required to furnish $4,000 bonds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31
MADE BALD BY x-RAYS.
Woman Claims She Got Sour and
Bare pate from Dentist.

NEW YORK. October 3o.-(special]-s
The Kay treatment and it's possible ei
feet was the point 1T issue to-day IN 1hs
suit of Miss Josephine Mcdonald, 70
cover $4,000 damages for alleged Injuries
received at the hands of Drs. Nelson ),
Shields and George f. Jernigan, deneists.@
and Michael J. OConnor. X-ray speciais1-
The case was tried before Justice y Coz
man. in the Supreme Court.
Miss Mcdonald declared that as the re-
suit OF too great exposure TO the forcs
OF the Roentgen ray. as administered oy
the defendants she received tesrloie
burn. which will leave her with scar
for life covering the entire left side OK
her face.
She also stated that as a further result
size was entirely bald and is conpeiled
to wear wig. She asserts she employed
the dentists to cure an affection or the
jawbone. and that the &-ray was applied
hr C,.Conuor. Not only did she lose ner
hair and suffer from having to wear
the disfiguring scar for life. but nea
ncryous system has been weakssA
at che time she thought the force CT sAe
E-ray was impellsd by 1Go0.ooo volts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31

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