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"BANCROFT HOUSE"
Brand of Cones THAT Meets with
Pepalar Favor.

There Is so much poor and delcter'
lous coffee offered the public that II
Is great advantage 10 know aoN 70
be sure Of getting pure and satlsfac
tory article. A cup OF good coffee u
half the breakfast. aud an otherwise
excellent meal Is often spoiled by poor
coffee. II our readers VIII ask tEc'.
grocers for Bancroft House" brand
and insist on getting Il. they viii So
cure the very best coffee on the mar
ket. This Is high grade coi.rr
blended Mocha ana Java. carefully
selected and roasted M home tm Sag
inawl. and put M I'm alright cans
The one-pOUnd cans sell 40 10 cei'f
and the two-pound cans az - cents.
Buyers will lnd Bancroft House 10
contain all the delicious qualities ot
the berry. the alright cans prrserv'
ing the strength. purity and fragrance
OF the coffee. The Smart & Fox Com
pany. wholesale groCers and coffee
roasters. Saginaw. Mich. offer this
brand with full assurance that IL VIII
satisfy the most critical Judges of
good coffee. The high reputation OF
this company Is n guaranty Of merit
which "A trial will further confirm.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-17
AMERICAN ENTERPRISE WINS.
Control of European water Route
secured by Yankee Capital

London. Jan i3.-One of the most
important OF American commercial en-
terpriscs In Europe has just culmina-
ted here. IL consists in the securing
Of all water routes for American car
goes OF grain and other commodities
from inland ports In the United States
TO inland ports In Europe. and en-
braces the purchase by American capt
tai OF several British and other ca
nails.
AZ result cargoes will shortly be
shipped on the same bills OF lading
from Duluth Mimi. To Brussels, Bur
ges. Client. and Cologne. and. later,
To many points In the United King
dom. France. Germany. and Italy.
40 the forthcoming session OF par
lament the British legislators will be
asked 10 grant permission for the cree
ton OF central power stations for the
propulsion OF traffic on at least two
British canals. These will be operated
with American capital. though their
control will nomlnally remain In
British hands
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-17

New York. Jan. 13.-Croker Is out
The boss has been forced 60 step aside
and Tammany hall has placed at It's
head a young man whose friends say
Is above reproach. Lewis Nixon. the
man who designed the battle ship Ore
gon. Is now the tigers trainer. Croker
reigned supreme for nearly twenty
years. He succeeded John Kelly
whose predecessor was William Marcy
Tweed. the man who died in prison
friendless and disgraced. Croker Is
going 20 Vantage. and he will stay
there indefinitely.
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Colon. Colombia. Jan. lS.-The South
American Steamship company having
refused To- charter its steamer LAntaro
10 the Columbian government. 20 be
used by the latter as a gunboat. Gen
eral Alban. the military commander OF
this district. to-day issued decree APP
propriating the vessel. lie has taken
possession OF IT, and has deposited a
sum OF money equal To its value with
Senior Ehrman. banker of Panama.
The captain and crew OF the Lantaro
will remain in the service OF the Co
lombian government
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Mis-. stone SIM a Captive.

London. Jan. l3.-The Constantine
pie correspondent OF the Daily Mail
says that negotiations with the bril-
gands for the release OF Miss Stone.
the abducted American missionary,
have not yet been opened. w. w.
Peet. treasurer OF the American Bible
house at Constantinople. and Drago-
man Gargiulo are instructed 20 nego-
tiate only with bearers OF letters from
Miss Stone.
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majority OF Forclrn.born Miners.

Pottsville. Pa. Jan. l3.-Reports Of
the eight mine inspectors OF the an
thracite coal regions show that only
about one-ffth OF the miners and la
borers are American born. In the
sixth district the number OF Americans
IS 1929: Poles. 6.2S9; Irish. 1910; Ital-
ians. Gi7: Austrians. 2S9. while other
nationalit,cs make n totll OF 0.i0S.
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We oncr one Hundred Dollars reward for any
case OF Catarrh that cannot bo cured By Hail.
Catarrh Cure.
n. j. CHENEY & CO. Props. Toledo q.
We. the undersigned, have known y, ".
Cheney for the last n years and believe him
perfectly honorable In all business transactions
and financially able 20 carry out any oOliga-
lions made By their arm
West z TruaN. Wholesale Druggists. Toledo.
o.: Walding Kinnnn a. Marvin. WhOlcsaio
Druggists Toledo. Ohio
Halls Catnrrh Cure N taken Internally, act
Inc directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
az the system. Testimonials sUnt free. Price
sbc per bottle sold bg All druggists
Halls Family pills are tho bost
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Managua. Nicaragua. Jan. -. (via
Galveston. Tex)-The government OF
Nicaragua has arrested Gen. Vasquez.
the former president OF Honduras. on
board the South American Steamship
company's steamer Tucapel. The gen
eral Is charged with attempting 10 cx-
cite a revolution in Central America
against President Zelaya OF Nicaragua.
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Columbus. o.. Jan. l3.-Gov. George
K. Nash was to-day inaugurated into
Office for second term at noon. In
augural ceremonies were held in the
rotunda OF the capitol. There was a
military and civic parade In the after
noon. In the evening there will be a
public reception IN the judiciary build
ing
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ra,, fer penth Of Lem.

Pi;tsburg. Pa. dispatch: 4 case fam
Gus In international diplomacy was
closed by the payment OF $500 dam
ages 10 Mrs. LEM. the mother OF Frank
c. Lenz. an American wheelman who
was killed by Turkish officials. The
money was turned over by tho Gtato
department 20 Attorney John II.
Mueller OF this city.
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Rev. DR.. Morris Wechsler.
Rabbi of the Cong. Bnai Israel.

Rabbi Of the Cong. Bnai Israel.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3, 1901
Dr. TAFT REOs' MEDICINE co.
Grntlemen: Your asthmalcue Is an ex-
cellet remedy for Asthma aud Hay Fever
and It's composition alieyiates all troubles
which combine with Asthma. Its sue
cess is astonishing aud wonderful.
After having 10 carefully analysed, we
can state that Asthmalrue contains no
opium, morphine, chlOroform or ether.
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Mason md plrnn Line Lost.

Hanover. Pa. Jan. ls.-The survey
ors employed Jointly by the states of
Pennsylvania and Maryland 20 correct
the boundary lire as FIRST established
by Mason and Dixon. have proceeded
with their work as far as Germany
township. Adams county. Pa. They
report that many OF the stones are dis
placed
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London. Jan. i3.-Edgar 4. Speyer.
partner In the frm OF Speyer Bros.
bankers. has presented $4,000 10 the
fund OF c2OO.O0 placed az the dispo-
sal of King Edward by Sir Ernest Gas
sci for the establishment OF santa
rum for consumptives.
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Joliet. H.. Jan. l3.-lt is unofiicially
reported here that the United States
Steel company has purchased the Fox
Pressed steel company's workings and
that the plant will resume this week.
The Fox plant has been idle since last
gummpr.
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ST. Louis. Mo. Jan. i3.-The ear
sheds Of the Bellefontaine division OF
the ST. Louis Transit company were
burned Saturday and a large number
OF summer cars destroyed. The loss
Is estimated at about $4,000; fully In
uurrd
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romml..Ion Merchant. Adjourn.

Philadelphia. Jan. i3.-The National
League 81 Commission Merchants con-
cluded It's convention by electing on
Gers. w. 3. Mitchell OF Louisville Is
president. Chicago was selected As the
next place of meeting.
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New York. Jan. i3.-Jacob Sudashy.
aged thlrty.nlne. patient nj the
Montefiore Home. leaped from a fourth.
story window 10 the street last night.
and was instantly killed.
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No. VOL c,.tom House Frauds.

New York. Jan. l3.-An investlga-
ton into the alleged customs house
frauds has begun. In the Importation
OF silk alone the government Is said TO
have lost 81 10000 In duties in the
last ten years.
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n,n Aimed Against Anarchists.

Washington. Jan. l3.-Representa-
tive jenkins OF Wisconsin has intro
duccd a bill providing an oath to be
administered To persons making appli-
cation for naturalization. This oath
10 in the nature OF forswearing all an
archlstlc principles or beliefs.
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and cheerfulness soon
disappear when the kid
ncys are out Of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become 50 prevalent
thatitisnot uncommon
for a child 20 be born
afflicted With weak kid
neys. 1.-THE child urin-
afeg too often u Tho
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ca,l cnmnnnr seII. oni.

Columbus. o.. Jan. l3.-Thc new
Pittsburg Coal company has been sold
90 the Pittsburg Coal company OF
Pennsylvania. whose main offices are
IN Pittsburg. The purchasing price Is
said 10 be 81 600 900.
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o,,o,t a., Johanne.bnrx Mines.

johannesburg. Jan. 13.-The cham
Der OF mines has issued a report show
ing that the output OF the mines for
December was 52.S79 ounces OF flne
gold. against 1905 ounces for No
vounbcr
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state of washington nonor- Mckinley.

olympia. wash.. Jan. i3.-ln n proc
lamation Gov Mcbride has set aside
January 20 as Mckinley day and has
asked that on that date contributions
be taken in the public schools OF this
state for a memorial monument
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urine scalds the flesh or Il. when the child
reaches an age when {, should be able 70
control the passage. q 30 yet afflicted with
tct-we';inC, depend upon u. the GAUGE OF
tho difficulty Do kidney trouble. and tho frs,
step shcgld he towards the treatment Of
these important organs. THIS unplca1ant
trouble o. due 10 a diseased condition q the
kidneys and bladder and net TO habI, az
rloot people suppose.
Women a5 we'll as men arc made mis-
cradle with kidney and bladder trouble.
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect Of
Swamp-Root Is soon realized. !, Is sold
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January wheat. 7ShG7s%c; January
corn. exc; January oats. f5h; Janu-
airy pork. siG.7O: January lard. s9.5O9
s95; January ribs. ss25Qs.30.
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There Is vast difference In ones re-
spcct fer the man who has made him
self and the man who has emily made
las money.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-17

When Ia doubt use Wizard oil for
pain; both suffering and doubt via
vanish. Your doctor aud druggist
know IL.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-17

Nature has made occupatioa = nc
ccssity % us: society makes u duty;
habit makes Il pleasure.
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Mother Gray. Sweet Powders for children

Successfully used by Mother Gray, nurse
IN the Childron's Home in New York. Cure
Fevorishness, bad Stomach, Teothing Dis
orders move and regulate the Bowels md
Destroy Worms. Over 5000 testimonials.
Al all druggists, &c. Sample PRE-. ADJ
dress Allen ). Olmstod, Leroy, N. Y.
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II there be aught surprising human
deed or word OF thought u N n
mothers observation-disclosures de spa
dara.
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delay BROS MEDICINE
co. 10 East both ST. " CITY SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind. dis
courages and lessens ambition: beauty. vigor
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BY druggists. in fifty
cent and one dollar
sizes. You may have a
sample bottle by mail
free. also pamphle, tell
ing all about Il. inclu
thousands Of tes,imon
from sufferers cured. Il
& Co, Bingham,on. \
mention this paper.
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AFT Bios
the wonderful effect OF Ashmane for the OF Asthma My wife
afflicted spasmOdic asthma
CHANGED
o. Nj
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DIR. TAFT BRos'. MEDICINE Co.

MEDICINE ).
/ havct led
to la ebsof
see
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Avon SPRINGS. y. Y. Feb. /, 1901.

Very trurv yours. REV. DIR. MORRIS wEcHsLER.
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Home q Swamp Root.
ding many Of the
ial letters received
/, writing Or. Kilmer
!. Y, be sure and
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GENERAL PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS
ATToRNEY-AT-LAW

Al TNLE OFFINE
T1sr:i,y, Friday ard Saturday each week
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chimney. and the application Of a dense
enoke at the bottom, about 400 swallows
were incarcernt ted The nrigina tors Eof*the
plan were SO jubilant over their md
that they communicated the news to sew
eral members OF the Staunsun Gun Club,
whom they invited. and Mr.. William, Nc
Daniel, S. 2. Davis manager OF the
Eakleton Hotel, and John Kiracofe
Joined them In Waynesboro Monday even
ing In shooting match The birds were
liberated from traphouse, one tsfd
time, and the ssportsmen declare that they
have never before undergone such a test
of craftsmanship as they were put to oy
the heightened swallows.
Quite number Of spectators were pres
ent, including number Of ladies. and
neither tho attraction of the baseball
game. going on at the time. nor the inn
pending storm. could drive them from the
scene OF the excitement. 81
The match lasted for several hours,
and William Mcdaniel. of Stanton. TOOK
the lead. killing 13 out Of q birds follow
ed by DR.. T. s. Richardson. Of Waynes-
boro, who killed II out of "a. a number
OF the parties have yet their first bird 20
kill.
A notable feature in the case%1s that
the swallows thatSwere so fortunate as
to escape made direct for the shelter OF
the chimney from which they had been
captured
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slations what he was. going to do with!
the little pets. Mention was madeS.at3
the time through the press. The result
was That over hundred publications.
We're made for en-.
"A few days ago he went a terS the fam
found The old foxes had moved them
& to some other home. Now he is sorely.
grieTed. Hes is still hunting for them
He says he will Kill the last one.
8 People of the county are glad TO hnd
that their fondest hopes have been real u
lied Old Providence Forge Mil Wh1c i
has been idle so long, has Undergone
thorough repair Three lu,lileis
have been put in, two for corn and one
for wheat. This will cause the farmers
to raise more wheat in the future. Here
tofore one had to go fifteen miles 70 get
wheat ground. This great inconvenien
kept many from raising wheat at all Ill
The work is being done by Mr.. =. =. 1sop-
erts, Of Richmond, one of the pest 1 11!,
wrights of the State. All materlsa-l u !.5
is Of the very best. This mill VIII TURN II
out 200 bushels Of meal per day.
# Business is booming around the forge.5
Several new buildings are going up. y Q
prettier place can be found To-Day IN
Eastern Virginia.
Mr. j. B. Richardson, who is superln-
tending this place for Mr.. -. a. Town Owl.
send, Of Washington. D. G., is gettiins
everything in nice shape for picnic par
s ties and visitors.
Rev. j. II. Franklin, who has oeeh
preaching here for some time, IS expect
ed to preach his farewell sermon sun
day at Emmaus Church. Mr.. Uranium
has been attending Richmond Collese.
He is a young man with 1Nres gllts' -
is much regretted lat he IS gong -
leave, for he has many friends IN TINS
county.
Sheriff r. C. Apperson is yet looking LOT
the negro boy who assaulted MI. y. y
Harrison on Wednesday last.
Washington Allen, negro chicken
thief, who was sent from this county TO
the penitentiary to serve nlne-year SEN
tence, has served out his term and VIII
be discharged May ed He swore ven
geance against the parties who captured
him should he live to get out.
Miss Juliet Walker, who has been QUITE
sick. is still confined to her house at TINS
place.
Mr.. and Mrs Forest Gillian, of Provl-
dence Forge, after a pleasant visit to
friends in Richmond, have returned
home.
A great many will go from around here
May 22d to attend the Street Fair and
witness the floral parade. Special rates
will be furnished over the Chesapeake
and Ohio for this occasion.
Mr.. G. C. Tate, of Quinton, who was ac-
cidentally shot some time ago, is able to
be out
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MANDATORY HOLIDAY.
Judge Hanckel Points Out That May
3Oth is Provided by the Act.
fsnecta1 nisnatch to The Times.l

Especial Dispatch to The Times.l
NORFOLK, VA, May ia Norfolk
morning paper questions the accuracy of
a statement made yesterday by the judge
of the Corporation Court, Alan R.
Hanckel, and printed in The Times.
Judge HanckeIs statement was to the
effect that the last Legislature passed
an act making May soth a legal holiday
and designating that day as one upon
which Confederate Memorial Day shall
fall.
Judge Hanckel this morning said that
the act in question may be found record
ed upon page 5S1 of the acts OF 1902.
A question arose regarding the legality
of acts done by a bank upon q legal holt
day., and when Judge Hanckel found the
act in question he advised Mayor Bea-
man Of it. Lawyers say that it IS n rrin-
cipal of law that ignorance of the Law
excuses no one.' and this rule appears
to fit this case.
It is stated that some Of the members
Of the Legislature did not nderstand
that the act would have the effect which
it did have, but jurists say that the act
must needs be construed to mean what
.5sl.
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ISALEoFLACY ESTATE
N SiPO !. VI. VI
]. I. Holloway, Of Caroline, A|Ac;: -1
cidenta!Jy Shot.
.BRl LLIAN7 ESSEX Sc STUDENT u: Fl I.
$A5Ladyin King George Gives Birth to
Twins in Remarkable Way-Wheat
Fields Show No Improvement.
Some Were Plowed Up.
BRILLIANT ESSEX STUDENT En-
Especial Dispatch to The Tines.o
FREDERICKSBUR VA, May ]

; FREDERICKSBURG, VA, May H.
s4ne estate Of the late Captain John e.
Lacy, in Spotsylvania county has been
sold, the large mill and that portion p OF
the farm belonging with it being pur-
chased by Mr.. N1armauuke Lacy, whist
the remainder Of the property was bought
by Mr.. William H. Luck.
= Mr. J.. T. Holloway of Caroline county,
while handling a pistol was badly shot
in the leg by the accidental discharge OF
the weapon.
s Mr. J.. w. Durham, Of Essex county,
who is student. at the University OF
Chicago, Notwithstanding that this is his
first year there, has already achieved
distinction as an orator by winning the
orators medal at that college, and later
won the first prize in the Illinois State
oratorical contest as a representative OF
the Chicago University. In June he VIII
be the representative of all the colleges
of Illinois in the great interstate contest
at Lincoln Neb., and his friends expect
him to again carr yof the laurels.
DOUBLE TWINS.
Mrs. Gordon Shelton, Of King George
county, has been the mother OF tour
children within the past two years, twins
being born two years ago. one of them
nine days after the other, and recently
twins again, one IS days after the other.
A great crowd is expected to attend
the cornerstone laying Of the new Meth
odist Church at Urbanna, in Allddlesex
county, on May Goth.
Mr.. C. p. Moss, of Ashland, will move
to this city June 1st to reside and open
a large jewelry store here
POOR CROP PROSPECT.
There is no improvement in the pros
pect for a wheat crop in this section.
The crop has not recovered from the dry
season of last fall and the lack of snow
during the winter. Some wheat fields
have been plowed up for corn, others Will
not make one-fourth Of a crop and the
best that can be expected from the most
promising is one-half Of the average
WELD. .--..
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PEOPLE AT sCOTTsVlLLE.
9he Fallsburg Power and Manufacture
ing Co. Suspend.


fspec,al Dispatch to The Ti1nes.1
SCOTTSVILLE, VA, May 1a.-N1iss N.
n Fill has returned to her nome IN
Ecottsville after a visit of seSeral weeks
TO relatives and friends in P":shnrs
DR.. Charles w. Anderson, who has just
ronn,eed the course in dentistry at the
Medical College of Virginia, is visiting
his parents, Major and Mrs. D. W. An
.serson, near Scottsville.
Miss Annie Cornett, Of near Wythe-
vile. is the guest of Miss Cornelia Bur
ress at her home near Scottsvillc.
Mrs. Brown, from Laredo. Texas. ac-
comranied by her two daughters. the
Misses Brown, are spending some time
with Mrs II. c. Copper at Highland
Home
Mrs. W. e. Burgess. of Richmond, is
visiting Mrs. J. J.. Pitts at Belle Haven.
Mr.. Clay Drewry and Mr.. Ellyson have
returned to Richmond after visit to
friends near Scottsville.
Mrs. A. D. Frye has returned to her
home, White Hall, after a visit Of sew
eral weeks to her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George w. Dawson, at Roanoke, Va.
Mr.. ;. II. Farrar is able to be out
hgain after his recent illness.
Miss Parke Harris returned to her
home here Tuesday to spend vacation
after the close Of her school near Red
Jill.
Mr.. T. ". Heath. of Scottsvtlle. has
Gust secured the contract for building a
handsome new residence for Mrs. n. c..
Copper at her country place few miles
from Scottsville.
I A meeting of the stockholders and di-
1ectors of the Fallsburg Power and Man.
0facturing Company was held at the
Soffice OF Mcssrs. Lane Bros. and Com
lnany at Esmont on the 18th instant.
| The work on their plant which was
| xommenced some time ago. has been
3etopped on account of litigation.
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FOXES STILL COMING.
The Mill at Providence Forge Starts Up
Again.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

s i +. b
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
ROXBURY, VA, May 1.-THE Rox-
bury Literary Society held its regular
meeting at the home Of Mr.. r. S. Mar
ston on Friday night. The following
programme was rendered:
Society notes, Miss Rebecca Marston.
Recitation, Miss Eta sLadd.
Selection, Miss Matte Nance.
Recitation, Laurie Nance.
Debate, Resolved, That Longfellow is
a Greater Poet Than Tennyson.,,
Those who took part in the spirited dis
cussion were T. c. Garrett, T. e. Bar
nett, G. ]. Stoddard. and Miss Fannie
Walker.
About the middle Of June, in accord
ance with tho wishes Of the people, q
public entertainment will be given THIS
popular society is growing in favor.
l Mr.. Surthy Savage. the veteran fox
hunter, who lives near Talleysville, is
greatly worried. He has been complete
~ outwitted by two old foxes upon which
8 he has sworn vengeance. Mr. Savage is
now three score and ten. and will tip the
scales at 24O pounds. Though his hair
Is silvered by the storms OF many win
tiers he is as bright and active as many
at twenty five.
s Some time ago. while he was enjoying
"a fox-hunt, his dogs ran an old foxSin
a hollow log. When he got lose enough
he was surprise to find "a whole fanny:
sof young foxes. They we're such rare
Ibeautiea that gho had made great calcu-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-18
CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN.
Executive and Finance Committees
Announced by Chairman Griggs.

(By Associated Press.>
81 WASHINGTON D. c., May 11.-Chalr-
man Griggs, CT the Democratic Congress
sional Committee, previous to his leaV-
ing for Chicago to hold a conference with
BENZ. T. Cable, announces the following
members of the Executive ana Finance
Committees, which will have charge OF
the conduct OF the Democratic congress
sional campaign:
Executive Committeeman. T. Cable,
Rock Island, ILL.,; F. NJ. Cockrell, MIS-
souri,; Edward NJ. Shepard, New ork;
James D. Richardson, Tennessee; Judson
r.. Harmon, Ohio; David S. Overmeyer,
Kansas; Jacob Rupert Jr., New York;
Josiah Quincy, Massachusetts; +. &. New
lands. Nevada; E. c. Hall, Wisconsin;
John S. Robinson, Nebraska; c. 3: Ran
dell, Texas; D. S. Gooch, Kentucky;
James NJ. Griggs, Georgia.
Finance Committee-Lewis Nixon, New
York; w. A Clark, Montana: James M.
Guffey,z Pennsylvania: Isadors Strauss,
New York; George Turner Washington;
Henry S. Black, New York; Clark Howell,
Jr., Georgia; Frederick Potter, New York;
Carter Harrison, Illinois; George P. Eos
ter, Illinois; P. v. Deuster, Wisconsin;
]. A. Norton, Ohio; James F. Taliaferro,
Florida; John Dougherty, Missouri.
The general headquarters will be IN
washington. The headquarters of thel
Executive Committee will be located In
Chicago. It is probable that Chairman
Cable will select a, subcommittee which
will have charge Of the campaign In the
West and South, with headquarters in
Washington. A meeting Of the Executive
Committee will be held in this city May
goth.