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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-12
HAS A RICHMOND TEACHER.

Miss Eubank Located mt Clifton
Forgc-A Young Richmond Lawyer.
CLIFTON FORGE, VA. September IL
{Special.)-Cards have been received for
the marriage of Miss Daisy Holt Coley.
Of Minneapolis, Mimi, to DR.. Harry
Storrs Miles, of Los Angeles. Cal. Miss
Coley was formerly a resident Of Clifton
Forge, and has many friends in different
parts Of Virginia, Her future home will
be in Los Angeles
Mr.. Eldridge Gathrignt, a recent stu-
dent of law in Richmond. who has en-
tered the office Of Judge George K. Ans
derson, of this place, has had rather
a unique experience, his first two cases
being divorce suits.
Miss Myrtle Eubank, graduate last
year of the Richmond High School. has
accepted a position In the graded school
here.
The public school opened with an enroll
ment of $50. more than in any previous
year. These, with other private schaols
put Clifton Forge ahead, as far as chill
dren are concerned.
The new tramp law is fine thing for
Clifton Forge, which has a powerful
attraction for tramps, Judging from the
number freight trains have been in
the habit OF leaving here. Detectives
watch all trains, and some of our boys
have been locked up for stealing rides
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-12
FOURTH DAYS SESSION
ORDER OF RED MEN
Balance in Grand Council Treasury
47,217.45-Atlant1c City Next
DIeet1ns Place.

NORFOLK, VA, September 1.-THE
fourth days session of the Grand Council
of Red Men of the United States was
called to order to-day by Grand Incohonee
Wiley, with all grand chiefs and repre-
sentatives present. A number Of reports
were received and isposed Of The re-
port of the finance committee showed a
balance on hand in all the funds of the
Grand Council of si7.217.45.
Appeals from district officers in New
York, Illinois, Alaska. the Philippine
Islands, and Pennsylvania were acted
upon.
The finance committee reported that
they had found that the interests of the
Grand Council would be best subserved,
from financial standpoint, by holding
the next session of the Grand Council Of
thu United States at Atlantic City. n.
j., and recommended it's adoption,
substitute was offered that Atlantic
City be stricken out and Louisville, KY,
be inserted, but the substitute WAS lost,
and Atlantic City was selected as the
next place OF meeting, by vote of So to
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p1TTsYLvANIA AFFAIRS.
"A LnrIS with Guns and the SEQUEL
a Pleasant Whist Party.

CHATHAM VA. September 1o:-fspe-.
ciaI flames Walker and Charlie Young
err were to-day tried in Squire w. p.
Hurts court for shooting on the public
highway and fined s. and costs, which
amounted to s11.o9 each a warrant was
also sworn out for George Shelton.
CHARGED with the same offence. but Shei.
ton evaded Deputy Sheriff j. r. Brown
and is still at large. The trio. Walker,
Younger. and Shelton. live aeyeral mites
In the county from hero. One day last
week they were returning home from
this place, and before the corporate limit
volvers proriscuousiy, soaring people NV
ing near the public road. Complaint was
made Ito Squire Hurt, With the result
as stated above. b.
A delightful and well attended whist
ma rty was given Tuesday night by Mrs
j. II. Balang Nine tables were IN read
sfness, and the evening was devote 70
progressive whist. Mrs.~James 81 Hale.
Miss Lucy Sneed, and DR.. CT. Carter
tied for the first prize, and to decide the
honor the cut was resorted to, and Dr.:
Carter carried off Il he trophy sbeauti.
full gold and pearl Tn. bSoby PRIZE .is,
Mr. NJ. NJ Watson and Mrs. w 81 over.
hey running "a close second. z conelu,,
sion Of the game cream. jelly and salfed
almonds were served. y.
Eugene. the 2-year-old SON OF ~ "
Whitehead Jr.., While playing ]. on the
front porch Tuesday evening fell 81 fsat
tot the ground king one arm af st 1sp
q, Monday Nor. evening Aapnrs H HarErayes
3 ar. received 90 teleNFs N an1nun cinR ,,ae
very serious = W 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-12
TAzEWE [ COUNTY NEWS.
The d, prosperous. C1inch ynlleys BsnH

The Prosperou.sC 1inch VALLEY Bsnk-.
a BulIdiss BoeH.
A., September lf.-tsper
#ciai)-The Tazewell College. under Pro-
lessor showalter, made . fine opening last
week,
Tazewell High School, under charge Of
Professor Byron: with a large corps Of
teachers, opened with 199 on Monday,
witt! the finest opening In its history,
The Business College, under Professor
Dodge which is doing much good work in
the way of practical training, made a
most successful opening.
The Ratlif Hotel, which is now near
ing completion. with all modern apnoint-
ments. is one of the best hotels in a. the
Southwest.
The new pest-office, new harber-shop,
law building, grocery store, and hardware
building. now in course of erection and
near completion. give this town the ap-
pearance of unusual activity in devel-
opment.
The Bank of Clinch Valley, under the
management Of Henry Preston, Esq, car
ries a deposit of over half a million, and
the National Bank, under the guidance of
George w. Gillespie, Esq. which began
only in February, has a deposit of over
a quarter Of q million
Julia. the bright little girl, Is months
of age, of Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Tynes,
died rather suddenly on Monday, and was
laid to rest yesterday.
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GENERAL FITZHUGH LEE
ACCEPTS PRESIDENCY.
Jamestown Precautionary Ccle-
bration Movcmcnt-His Letter.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, September
-tSpecial)-General F'itzhugh Lee sent
the following telegram tonight to Ma
thaniel Beaman, Norfolk. first vice-presi-
dent of the Jamestown Exposition:
charlottesville. Va, September II. 1902
Mr.. Nathaniel Beaman. First Vice-Pres-
dent Jamestown Exposition, Norfolk,
Va:
Feeling the greatest interest in the
progress and prosperity Of my native
State. recognizing the patriotic purpose to
celebrate the 300th anniversary of the first
permanent settlement on this continent
one of the greatest events in the history
of the world, rejoicing that the oppor-
tunity is presented for Virginia to display
her marvellous resources along the shores
Of her splendid roadstead. side by side
with those of her sister States as we'll as
countries beyond the borders OF the United
States. I accent the presidency of the
Jamestown Exposition to be held in 1907,
and request You will convey to the men,
bers # the Board of Directors my appre-
citation of the honor conferred.
"FlTZHUGH LEE
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sPAlN's KING ISN'T INSANE.
An American Lady Says She Found
Hin, tPerfectly Fine,

"a <f4tcFASAA Luuy says SNo F0un0
Him "PerSectly Fine"
NEW YORK, September n.-fSpecfaI ~
Miss Agnes 3. Wilson. sister of the vice.
president Of the !. ,uitable Life Assurances
Society. arrived to-day on the Teutonic.
While abroad she was presented to the
boy King OF Spain and took part In q
flower festival at aIadrl4 at which tie
King was present.
These stories aEeut the young Kings
seeeatrieities.' said Miss Wilson. '.are NOT
true. He Is ysry sensible young fellow
and perfectly charming, At III. aowet
festival II ia the custom Of the ecapie To.
throw bouquets at each a,her. threw
four at the K!::g ard he threw the sngie
number at ne. I have them In my tr,,,iSr
as keepsases and treasure than highly.
met the King again at spsal garden
party, was with n parry of Spanish
people and our carriage STOPPED :a front
Of the -oyal box. Although a bog. cha
King showed great dignity ut Public sn.f
official functions, but at the flower iasff-
val this was all abandoned ana he wass q
child again. One mcrninE the IsiIs arose
at O'clock and surprised the soldiers NJ
ordering out the guard. flc was mach
inesnsed At finding q lack OF military
order at this early hour and warned
the officers that they would have 10 be
more strict in the future.
THE King is as bright a boy as hayo9
ever seen. and there Is no truth In ths
s,e-ies that he Is insane or has a weak
mind, or treats his mother coolly.',
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=
American Fl. end L. Co. VS.. chalkley.
error and supersedeas. Bond tia
American II. and L. Co. VS. Chalkley-
Circuit Court of Richmond. Writ OF
error and supersadeas Bond 81, 500
Richmond Trust Company ys. Clarke
Law and Equity Court. city Of Rich-
mond. Bond $1,000.
Riverside Cotton Mills w. Lanier. Corr
poration Court city CT Danv.Iie- Writ Of
error and suparsstaas. Band s2.600
Johnson VS., Johnson. Circuit Court at
Goochland. Appeal and sapersedsas. No.
bond
City Of Norfolk vs. Flynn. Circuit:
Bond $3.50 Rule VS., 8 A., L. Railway.
Circuit court Of Heprieo county. Writ ef
error, supersedeas. Ropd $500
Musgrave VS.. Woodward. Circuit court
OF Southampton. Appeal and superseil-
cas-. Bond 500. Roller VS.. Gays admr.
Circuit court c. Rockingham county.
Writ OF error refused.
City OF Norfolk VS.. Powell. Circuit
court city OF Norfolk, Writ OF error.
Bond $50.
Martins admir-. VS.. H.. f. s. p. Railway
Company Witt OF error to the circuit
court Of Stafford county. Bond $500
McGrath VS.. McGrath. corporation
court of Portsmouth. Appeal refused
Anthony Va. Commonwealth. county
court of Louisa. Writ Of srror refused
-VanDeVyver VS. Clarkes administrator,
Chaneery Court city of Richmond. Ap-
peal refused.
Addington's adruintstrator VS.. Newport
News Railway s. Electric Co., circuit
court of Elizabeth City. Writ OF error
refused.
Smith VS.. Richmond. fredericksburg s.
Potomac Railway Co. circuit court. city
OF Richmond. Writ az error refused,
Browning VS. Poeahontas Light =
Water CO.. circuit court OF farewell
county. Writ of error refused.
Humphreys admiuistratrtx VS.. vaIiS1
Railroad Co., was argued aud submitrsd
McAltister Trustee vs.. Hartman was arr
gued in part, and continued till to-mor.
row morning for further hearing.
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BEvY OF TEXANS COMING.
Promising Outlool, for the Opening
OF Southern Seminary.

Promising Outlook for the Opening
OF Southern Seminary.
BUENA VISTA. 8 a., September H.
(Special,)-At the Southern Seminary.
work is being pushed for the opening sf
the thirty-ffth session on the 18th Pro-
fessor Fillebrown. a member of the sslai-
nary faculty. left tonight for Memphis.
Tenn, where he is to meet some young
ladies on Thursday. These will join an
other party of seminary students from
Texas and Louisiana under the chapeIon-
age of Mrs Marks, one of the faculty, at
Chattanooga. on Friday.
The formal opening day exercises will
be celebrated on the Gath. one week after
the term begins. Dr. Denny. president
of washington and Lee University. will
deliver the address. and the devotional
exercises will he conducted by Rev. r. NJ
Hope. editor of the Baltimors and Rich
nend Advocates. The musical part OF the
programme will be rendered by Professor
Fillebrown. of Boston, Mass, the directs
or Of music in the seminary assisted by
other members of the faculty.
The faculty of the seminary Is very
strong one for the ensuing session. in
some respects. the strongest in it's history.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-12
C0UNTERFEITER ARRESTED.
North Carolina Omc-r Fioks IN ona
In Patrick.

STUART. VA. Sept, 11-secrst
Service Agent c. q, Wright. of
Charlotte, N. G.. on yesterday arrested
A. ], Spencer, better known rs .Blaa,s
Abe" Spencer. near Gassell Poztoalce.
this county, on the charge Of counter
feiting.
Spencer wns brought to this place aaa
had a preliminary hearing before Unite.i
States Commissioner I. Y. Houchins this
morning The case was sent up to be la
vestigated further by the United STATES
District Court. and falling to give hail
in the sum OF $780, was committed 10
Jail,
The government official has IN his
possession the mouids used, as well as
quite quantity of the metal. As far as
ascertalHed the only piece made was
nickels of the date of 1892 II is thought
by the officers that there are others i'm
plicated. out Spencer has made no state
ments that will confirm this belief.
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SUPREME COURT PROCEEDINGS.
A Number of Important decisions
Handed Down.

A Number of Important Decisions
Handed Down.
sTAUNTON, VA, Sept 1.-THE follow
ing are the proceedings Of the supreme
court to-day:
Judge James Keith, P.-Tyree VS.. Har-
riscn Circuit court Roanoke City: re-
yersed Spoor VS.. Tilson. Circuit court
Of Snyth county.
Judge r. IT. Cardwel'. Bank OF Rad
ford VS.. Kirby. Circuit court of Pulaski
county. Affirmed in part and reversed
IN part
Judge John A. Buchanan New River
Mineral Company VS.. Painte. Writ of
error TO judgment Of the hastings court.
city of Radford, Affirmed. Dickinson
ct ais. VS.. Gray Appeal to a decree of
the circuit court of Russell county. At
firnned.
Judge George NJ. Harrison. Burnham
VS.. James, assignee. Corporation court
of city of Bristol. Affirmed
Judge s. G. Whittle. Bower's admins
traitor VS.. Bristol Gas and Electric Co.
Cooperation court city OF Bristol. Af-
firmed.
zirhle VS.. Southern Railway Company.
Circuit court of Shenandoah county. Writ
Of error and supersedeas, Bond. sI6Q.
Augusta National Rank vs, Beard q
executor, Circuit court of Augusta coul-
ty. Appeal and supersedeas. Bond, 300.
LIskey VS.. Paul. Circuit court Of Rock
ingham county, Writ Of error and super
Sedeas. Bond, $500.
Bashaw VS.. Wallace. Circuit court OF
Augusta county. Appeal and s,lnersedeas.
Bond, $40,
Fortunes administrator VS.. Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company. Circuit
court of Augusta county. Writ of error.
No bond
Plunett VS.. Bryant Circuit court Of
Nelson county. Appeal bond. $50.
shunieterger vs.. Blanchard. Circuit
court of Bristol. Appeal and supersedeas.
Bond. $50.
Fitzpatrick VS. Fitzpatrick. Circuit
court OF Nelson county. Appeal bond.
100.
West rs. Richmond Railway and Elec-
trio Company. Circuit court OF Henrico
county. Bond. SEQ.
Danville vs.. Hatcher. Appeal. bond,
$500.
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REV. Mr.. WRIGHT WILL
NOT PROSECUTE Film.
Fireman Bragg, Who Assaulted the
nftnister, Was Thcreupon Dis
charged by tho Court.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, September II.
(Special.>-1n the Police Court to-day, the
encounter between Rev. Lundy r. Wright
pastor. OF the Lafayette-Avenue Baptist
church. and Engineer James Bragg, OF
the Fire Department was aired.
After the testimony had been heard,
the preacher requested that no penalty
be imposed on the fireman, and the matter
was dismissed from court.
The trouble occurred over the preachers
request to Mrs. Bragg to have less noise
at dance which was given On night
when Mrs Wright was critically i'll
Bragg attacked the preacher on the
street yesterday afternoon. aud the
preacher defended himself with his fists.
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TO ENJO|N DRAINING
DISMAL SWAMP LAKE.
Camp Lumber Company Claims That
Water Company is Running Its
business Thereby.

s Z
NORFOLK. VA. September 11,-tspe-
cial)-Claming. that the building of ca
nails through the great Dismal Swamp
has drained II and prevented the free
logging by water that was done there
when he purchas ed his property. Will
liam N. Camp. of Albion. Fla. a member
of the big Camp Lumber Company. Of
Virginia, has entered suit in the United
States Court.
The purpose Of the suit is to enjoin the
Lake Drunn1ond Canal and Water Com
pany from using the water coming from
Lake Drummond to fill the Dismal
Swamp canal.
The plaintiff says that he is the owner
of $4,000 acres of land in Norfolk and
Nansemend counties. part OF which is
tbs bed of the famous lake of the Dis
NAL Swamp The land he says, was
purchased in July, 1901. from the Dismal
Swamp Land Company which later sold
its canal properties to the defendant In
this suit.
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gan of typhoid-fever at hickory. n. c

gan OF typhoid-fever at Hickory, N. C.
MIR, Hogan was well known here, and his
friends viii learn with sorrow Of his liz
School for the session OF 1860 and ls0i.
The special train carrying President
Roosevelt and party passed here about
1880 Tuesday night, but did not stop.
Several people had gathered at the depot
to see the President, but only caught q
glimpse of him as the train passed by.
Hon. Beverley A, Davis, OF FIanklin
county. the Republican nominee for Con-
gress from this (tha Fifth district. will
address the voters OF PItssyivan;a county
next Monday, which Is County Court day.
Circulars are being distributed over the
county announcing that Mc. Davis Will
discuss the Importance of voting.
& Miss Mary Payne returned this week
from visit to RustburS, Va.
Miss Blanche Fitzgerald on wednesday
morning left for suliins College. Bristol.
Va.
Mrs, William Henderson returned to
Philadelphia Wednesday. after :. visit OF
several months to relatives here.
Misses Payne and Yeats. of Callands;
Emma Jones and Henrietta Watkins, Of
this place, left "Wednesday for Farm
Vile to enter, the State Normal School.
This begins Miss Watkins's third year.
Miss Bessie Tredway returned Monday
from Buffalo Ridge Springs.
Miss Bertha Gilmore. OF Richmond, Va,
is visiting Miss Jesse Tredway.
There are now five prisoners In the
county iail-tWo white and three colored
men
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-12
CLEANED IN WARWICK.
0neninE Of the Oyster Scason-some
PersonaI Information.

.L
Correspondence Of the Dispateh)
MENCHVILLE VA, September L.
Since the opening of the oyster sea.
SON. september 1st the whole "Jeems."
in this part of the world, has been
beautiful sight A large force OF war
wick county men are searching dlllgentiy
for the luscious bivalves, and In addi-
ton to these there are great many boats
from parts beyond. Last week was q
delightful time, and the catch was I'M
mems, Almost every one was OCCUPIED
in catching seed oysters, only q Few
even looking for anything big enough 10
eat. Seed oysters found a ready sale, and
some of our men made good money. Ihis
week starts off pretty rough and
the oystern1en do not expect to do hall
so well as they did last week
Mr.. Ed. Burcher, one of the successful
merchants here, has gone to baltimore
to purchase his fall stock Of goods.
Mr.. 3. G. Lozoll. who visited his klns-
accepted a position on one OF the oyster
boats owned by Mr.. Ed, Burchef, MS
cousins husband
Captain w r. Mench is making pre-
paration for the opening or ms oyster
establishment again this year
The trouble between the members OF
the school board at the county seat OF
Warwick does not appear to be easy 70
settle. Nepotism Is freely charged. ana
the feeling is so strong that 1t looks as
though come of the patrons of the sehool,
about which there is the greatest AMOUNT
of dissatisfaction, are going to employ
their own teacher and set up housekeeping
for themselves.
Miss Jennie Mallicott, one of Mench-
viile's popular young ladies who spends
her vacation at the home of her brother,
John Mallicott, expects to return to Nor
folk, the latter part of this week.
Slot machines are all the rage around
here now There the five stores within
q radius Of mile and half, and there
is now a slot machine in all of them OK
cept one.
GRAVEL HILLS uUOTA OF NEWS.
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HEARD IN CARTERsyILLE.
Death of Mrs. Nancy Walser-Game

Death of Mrs. Nancy Wa1ker-Game
is Abundant.
CARTERSVILLE. VA. September H.
(Special)-Nrs. Nancy Walker, one of the
oldest ladies of this county, died Tues
day night at s o'clock, near F'lanagan's
Mills, and was buried Wednesday after
noon.
Mr. Frederick Dolan, assistant United
States cattle inspector, has been travel
ling through the county Of Goochland in
speeding cattle, He leaves here for Rich
mond to-day.
Game Of all kinds is plentiful now. Two
gentlemen from this neighboorhood wenr
out for squirrel hunt yesterday morn.
ing. and in short time killed twenty of
the little rodents. There are more part
ridges this year that were ever known in
this section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-12
GRAVEL HILLS nuorA OF NEWS.
Many Negroes Arc Being Dlsfran-
chiseil-PersonaI News.

GRAVEL HILL. Va September IL
Especial, 1.-The registration of voters un-
der the new Constitution was begun at
Gold Hill yesterday, Up to 5 o'clock in
the evening some fifty white voters had
been registered, and eleven colored. Ahou.
thirty-five negroes were rejected. One
co!ored man was registered under the
property clause, This fellow lost to-
bacco barn last year and has been beg
ging money to rebuild it since that time
saying he was not able to do so himself,
and now he sWears he owns $3.50 worth Of
property
Rev. Mr.. Glendcnnen, of New York,
and his wife, who is g daughter of Horace
Greeley, spent last night in our town
and are to-day looking over the old Gree-
ley gold mine near this place. Mrs. Glen
dennen owns the mine.
Rev. Mr.. L. Porter will begin a pro-
tracted meeting at Browns chapel in this
place, next Sunday.
ar. Lewis Camden Is reported much
better to-day. He has had typhoid fever,
r. - q 4 4 + )
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-12
LYNCHBURG COAL MEN.
Company Organized to operat.

Company Organized to Operate
Mines Near Wclch.
LYNcHBuRG. VA. September H.
(Special)-At a meeting of the Antler
Coal Company held here last night, Mr..
Edward. of WEIGH, w, Va, was elected
president and general manager; Judge J.
Singleton Diggs. of Lynchburg, Va, vice.
president, and Giles H. Miller. of Lynch-
burg, secretary and treasurer. These cffi-
Gers. with G. z. Vaughan and L. Lazarus.
beth Of this city. constitute the Board Of
Directors The property of this company
is situated near Welch. w. Va. The first
load Of coal was taken from the mines en-
"Wednesday
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partment of the University, who is on a

partment of the University, who Is on a
leave of absence. He was present espe-
cially for this occa sion. The chapel was
i..led to overnowlng with one of the
largest gatherings Of students that has
assembled in recent years to the opening
exercises DR.. George II. Denny, presi-
dent OF the University, presided. Alto.
gether 1t was most auspic.ous opening
in point OF numbers. Judging from the
number present, about two hundred and
fifty students Will be matriculatcd before
the end of The week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-12
Gun Explodcd; Badly Hurt.

WINCHESTER, VA. September IL
(special.)-Whle hunting squirrels near
wildwood yesterday, Allan Garvin, IS
year-old son of the late W. D. Garyin, of
Boyce. was seriously injured by his gun
exploding at the brecch. The brass out
of the steel struck him~in the forehead,
Embedding itself there and fracturing the
skull Fortunately the brain was not
touched, and it is now thought that he
will recover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-12
+. Al. GuERxANT DEAD,
weII-Known Ex-Confcderate-Re E-
tstrntIon In Greenesvflla.

tstrntion In Greenesville.
EMPoRIA,esVA,, September ll,--tspe-s
cial)-Mr. n. M Guerrant. timber in-
spector ut the Hitchcock saw mills, died
very sud- enly this morning at Hitchcock.
The deceased was about 60 years Of age
He was a native of Maryland. and an ex-..
Confederate soldier. Mr., Guerrant resid-
ed in this county several years, and was
highly respected among the people hers.
The result of the registration in this
county up to this time is as follows
Belfeld District. Trotter's store pre-
.cinct, whites. thirty; blacks. twenty hye !
old registration, whites about 100; blacks.
900 The registrars sat two daya.
Belfield Precinct -W hires blacks, 49,
old registration, whites a bout 125, blacks
about 200. Registration has been in Nro-.
sgrass about two days at this precinct,
IIicksford Precin ct--SVp ties, 45 blac lss.s
S; old registrati lon, Wl,ites about $50,
sblncks bout Is
Little interest is being man Tested by
the viii lies, and unless here. great
change In thu next few days, the reg1sr!
ira ton will DO cry liEht.