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TO INSURANCE AGEETS-Plaee your surplus
lines with the Chesapeake FIR and Maine
Insurance Company OF this city. ohicc si2
East Main Street.
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THE BALTIMORE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Excellent teaching facilities; large laborsta-
rics; capacious hospitals and dspensnry; large
clinics Address DAVID STREET. NJ H., Dean.
TIE Park Avenue, Baltimore, Md.
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" INV Norfolks1sWe
ynAvn p1cuN,oNn nA1Iy

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
rlves Norfolk ITO a N Stops only al
PetsrsburE MyaXyeerly & and sp 81 p,t,.,
Roanoke, Pullman sleepers Roanoke to
Roanoke TO KNOXVILLE. and Knoxville to
Chattanooga and Memphis,
1920 r. M, ROANOKE EXPRESS for
Earmville. .Lynchburg and Roanoke,
Arrives rii NorijfolE so r. n Stops only II
Petersburs, WaVerly and Suffolk Connects
York. Baitlmore and Washington.
7:25 p. NJ. for Norfolk and all stations
s;tq P, N. NEW oRLEAS ) shm s5d9R z
Lynchburg and Roanoke: Petersburg to
East Radford; Lynchburg to ChattanooEa
Memphis and New Orleans. Cafe Dining
Car. 49,
p M, and S.55 p. M; from Norfolk ll:M
A. NJ. and 1880 r. NJ.
w B. BEYlLL, CHI, B)SLEY,
Gen. Pass, Agent DIS Pass. Agent
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to receive such testimony as will prop
erly bear upon the question whether or
not the petitioner in the case was fugi-
two from Justice.
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BooKBINDER WANTED; a reliable man OF
good habits. who IS a ruler. forwnrd.r ana .
hnishor! stnady employment and good wages.
WhNiMoND's PRINTING WORKS. Roanoke,
Nn ~ s.s
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CAroNsvlLLE, MARYLAND.

MOUNT DE S-ALFS
ACADEMY or THE VISITATION. e.
Buildings and grounds extensive and
attractive. Situation healthful; and view
of Baltimore, hills, river, and hay beauti-
full. Accessible by electric car routes
Thorough work in English, Science, Music,
Art, and Languages. illustrated catalo-
CUES sent on application to
TIE DlR1cCTRESS.
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WANTED, young MAN, between 10 70 70 years
old from Virginia or North Carolina pre,erfHa.
TO manage produce business In Philadelphia;
must We good knowledge OF the same. Nd
dress 5lOl Folsom St. West Pbila
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SUMMER RESORTS.

SPECIAL RATES FOR JUNE AND JULY
AT THE HOTEL ISLEsWoRTH.
/. Directly on the Beach ut Virginia Avenue.
Atlantic City, Il. J.
Extensive improvements. Remodeled and
newly furnished exchange Capacity 500. Hot
and cold sea water In nil baths Cafe and grin
room. Orchestra. American and European
p'Al'' "''e OSBORNE & PAINTER.
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RAILROADS..
I'D r. g. Nd Richmond, Frederlcks
EEq Us TX Us burg & Potomac r. r

Trains Leave ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
s5l A. NJ. daily; Byrd ST d;,r Through.
?:i5 A, NJ, week days. Elba Ashland ac-
$50 x, III, sunday only, Byrd 81
SO A. H.. week days. Byrd st. Through.
@ noon week days syEEd iS 81 ss r. f'1s6
ericksburg accommodation.
sos r. NJ, daily Main 81. Through.
sos F. NJ. daily. Byrd st, Through.
Trains Arrlvs chmond-SouthWard.
$40 A. NJ, week days. Eliza. Ashland &C.
commodatlon
si5 A NJ, week d 4, by Byrd ST. Fred
S:a5 a, M. daily. Byrd St; Through
EOS +. M, daily. Main St. Through.
500 p. Nj, week days. Elba Ashland 40
oS;iS + ~ d9 iy BYRD s,a St TThhr ro,,s +
1920 r. NJ, daily Main St Through,
Note--Pulman Sleeping or Parlor Cars
on all trains except local accommoda tlons
". D. Duke, @ w. GULF. w, P.TAYLOR.
Gen'l Man'r asst Gen'l Manr. Traf. Mans
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MANUFACTURER wants reliable man to de.
liver and collect: horse and wagon and 800
deposit necessary: s2I n week and Cl;pehses
permanent. FRANKLIN, Box IS, fhiiadei-
phin. Pa.
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ONE DOLLAR makes ono thousand. Highest
hank references: purely legitimate TONO-
PAH SYNDICATE. 81 Pine St, New York.
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MISCELLANEOUS

GOOD PRINTERS. TAYLOR AND TAYLOR
PRINTING CO.. South Ninth.
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WANTED IN hire HORSE and BUGGY for
two months from August 1st: horse must be
good rondster. Reply, stating terms, to Il.
o. Box 100, Norfolk. Va.
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS to try us. TAYLOR
AND TAYLOR PRINTING Cos south Ninth,
Richmond, Va.
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WANTED In private cottage at Virginia Beach,
nnnr Ihr princes Anne Hotel. refined BOARD.
Frs. Address WARD COTTAGE. Virginia
Reach yn,
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AGENTS WANTED.

Ss 10 sl2 PER DAY possible for Ito
trustworthy CANVASSER. now w1nte
10. Richmond, Manchester, PetcrsbnIg
md other citieas to sell q new 5init
nttractivc rnady-seiilng hook and Jroli
they coll. an active, tesolutn wofkhr q
seii % 10 80 copies OF this bcRttif
daiIy. realizing from s6.25 10 Sl2bn
ash for services. Address SUCCESS.
Office.
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WANTED.

WANTED TO buy Feather Beds; highest cash
prices Maid; also Feathers Renovated. Phone
a7s1. CASTER BROS. 12O5h w. Main
Street. city.
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WANTED, experienced BooK.KEEPER, TO com.
mence September lst state experience. wh tS
dress TIiF r. r. ROBERTS TOBACCO CO.,
Chase City, Va,
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The Conclusion.

The opinion says in conclusion:
II. therefore, it could be shown that ne
did not conceal himself within the STATE
during the period which he was anleiianie
to criminal process. this would be cyl
dence tending to establish the fact tina
he was not a fugitive from Justice, Iilis
testimony would not go to the sufhcifhcy
of the Indictment or to any manner "
defense; it would be directed solely TO Inc
question whether he was fugitive from
5ustice-a question Of fact. The court, as
has been seen. can inquire whether tne
accused was within the State at the
date of the alleged crime, and pursuing
ats inquiry 1t can ascertain II, peiHs
within the State at that time, ne re-
manned within reach of It's criminal pro-
cess during the whole period for which
such process could run. If this be estaD-
llshed, then 1t could reasonably be con-
cluded that he is not a fugitive from
Justice, and so not within the provisions
OF the Constitution or of the act of Con-
gress. 1t Is not a question of pleading
presented to the court on the trial Of the
accused, as In United States vs. Cook, II
WALL, 1863, but question of fact to be
disposed of before REMINDING the accused
to tho remanding State He cannot be
remanded unless he BIO a fugitive from
Justice. lasass
To sum up: We are of tho opinion that
tho Circuit Court. hearing the case on
tho petition, return and replication in
habeas corpus, could judicially inquire
irto tho suficiency of the indictment up-
der which petitioner was demanded eek
psrte Hart. Is U. s. Apps, supra; that
It could also judicially inquire into the
facts bearing upon the question, whether
the petitioner was or was not fugitive
from Justice. And that the court erred
hi not permitting testimony to be intro.
dnced touching this question,
II Is ordered that the cause be rema nd
a. to the Circuit Court With instructions
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ESCAPE THE HEAT. To-MoRRow

Go on the "rRILBY" excursion to Nor
folk, Ocean View; Cape, Henry and Yir-.
and Ocean View; SIPS refund trip to- Cape
Beach Is tho only resort In Virginia
where YOU can take "a DIP IN THE
OCEAN" Special Fast Vestibuled Train
TIRED MOTHERS. It's hard work to
fake care of children and TO cook, sweep
wash sew and mend besides. Tired moth
refreshes the blood. improves the appe-
lite, assures rcstful sleep, and helps In.
many Ways.
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RocKpn1DGE BATHS HOTEL AND SPRINGS
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS,

THE HOMESTEAD HOTEL
will make SPECIAL rates from June 18th
usEMESTs-Golf Links and Club
House. Tennis and Squash Courts. Swim
ming Pool. Fine Saddle Horses and Liv-
cry. Casino for Dancing. Royal Poinciana
Orchestra
Table unexcelled: Is supplied with fresh
vegetables and milk from Homestead gar
den and dairy.
Luxurious baths and most curative wa
tiers known for Rheumatism. Govt, Opes!-
ry and Nervous Troubles.
FRED STERRY. Manager.
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A DELIGHTFUL SUMNER HONE for thirty
guests in The mountains. 900 feet above the
Goa snecious verandas, large, shaded lawn.
niry rooms: reasonable rates. Address Miss
LAURA sHORTT, wytbevillc Va.
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KAN WITH references for Commercial Traveller
TO call on merchants and agents; experience
not required: Salary $24 per week; expenses
advanced. NATIONAL, $50 Dearborn Street.
Chicago
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I. AWNINGS, iTTENTs AND FLAGS.

CHEAP PRINTERS. TAYLOR AND TAYLOR
! PRINTING CO.. z South Ninth.
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QUICK PRINTERS. TAYLOR AND TAYLOR
PRINTING CO.. Z South Ninth
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GIVE us A TRIAL ORDER. TAYLOR AND
TAYLOR PRINTING CO.. Z South Ninth
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FAMILIES DESIRING pleasant houb for sum.
mer: famous mineral waters; twcuiy acres OF
shady lawn; cottage system. excellent fare.
Wria FOR booklet and tcrms. IIhMpDEN
wilson Black Walnut. Va.
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Union in
BRUCE CASE,
j.--- ------------------- 411G on
Sent Back to Lower Court for
Inquiry.
OTHER DEGREES ENTERED
United States Court ofAppeaIs in Brief
Session Here Yesterday and Three
Opinions Were Handed
Down.
OTHER DEGREES ENTERED

.rI,c United states Circuit Court Of APP
mails held brief but interesting special
session here yesterday. Its purpose being
the announcement Of opinions and the
designation of judges for the November
term.
Opinions we're handed down and de-
crees entered in the following cases
No. 4so. A. II. Pollock. appellant, vs..
p. Appellee, In the matter OF j. ID.
Jones &: Co., banhrupts. Appeal from the
District Court OF South Carollpars Oplna i
ION by Judge smonton. affirhed' with
costs. ass.4
No. 4s3. Thomas Bruce. appellant. VS..
lsidor Raynor. attorney general OF the
State OF Maryland. Appeal from the CIR
emit Court of the United States at Balt-
more. Nd, habeas corpus. Opinion by
Judge SImonton. Cause remanded TO the
Circuit Court with instructions to re-
cciye such testimony as Will probably
bear upon the question whether or not the
petitioner in this case was fugitive from
Justice.
No 4S6. ]. w Carroll and others, APP
pclants, VS.. Chesapeake and ono Coal
Agency Company, appellee, Appeal from
the Circuit Court at Charleston, W.. va.
Opinion by Judge Simonton, affirmed.
Judges In attendance we're Circuit Judge
Golf OF West Virginia and District
Judge Waddill. OF Richmond. Clerks H..
II. Meloney and C. NJ. Dean, deputy, were
at their posts.
Judges designated for the November
term we're William II. Brawley, United
States District Judge. Of South Carolina,
and United States District Judge James
u. Boyd, of North Carolina.
Immediately after court adjourned
Judge Golf left for Clarksburg, w VA,
and Judge Waddill returned 10 virginia
Reach where his family are summering.
Mr.. Meloney left last night for Pocantlco
Hills, n. y. on his vacation.
OF special interest to Richmond peo-
ple is the case OF Thomas Bruce, who Is
well known here. and whose first wire IS Il
resident here.
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SUMMER eoARDeRs,

poARD on a small farm on the suburbs Of tho
village; largo grounds and abundant shade; ref
ercnces given aud required. Apply 10 Mrs.
r. e. MACON, Orange, Va.
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BOARD WANTED.

YOUNG MAN wants someb clsreal position, Of
any honorable work. Address r. d.. care this
Office.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-27
MUTINY ENDS AT COLE CITY
Beck and Jordan Were Shot Down
Quelling the Disturbance.

Because the number OF guards at Coal
City were considered insufficient thirty
rine of the negro convcts who took part
! in Fridays mutiny were taken to the
furnace at Rising Fawn, Ga.
With this departure and the strength
ening of the guards now at Coal CITY
| the situation at that place Sunday af-
ternoon was one of quiet and order. In
the morning Judge Turner chairman
of the state prison commission and
Deputy Warden Moore appeared before
the convicts and made addresses in
which they stated the authority Of the
| guards, the provisions of the law and the
! fact that discipline must and would be
maintained and If needs be at any cost
The men who had been put in chains
were then ordered to go back to work.
and although there were some remon-
strances. there were no open demonstra-
| tons Of any kind and the convicts again
resumed their regular duties. 1t is gen
orally conceded that with the removal
Of the thirty-nine negroes the guards
are sufficient to cope with any uprising
and quell any movement at It's very IN
ception.
1t now develops that the whole trouble
started Friday morning because one Hen
ry Lowe. who cursed a guard, refused
to be whipped. When an effort was made
In this direction he made a dash at
OepulE w dLuCli OoOIe Will d NedNN piece
of timber and threatened to brain the
officer, Immediately l25 other convicts
joined in the mutiny and rushed upon
the officers.
with the first intlmatfon OF the assault
five guards fired and as a result Joe
Beck. long term convict from south
Georgia. had his cheek shot off with
buckshot Snaps" Jordan, also from
south Georgia, was shot through the leg
and another negro had his shirt front
shot away and was wounded in the
breast All Of the three negroes shot |
were leaders IN the uprising. /,
Lowe and another negro were whipped |
after the trouble was settled and the /
conyicts were placed on a dit of bread
and water and threatened with no sus-
tenance These vigorous measures had
the effect of queling the mutiny very
soon and the men seemed glad to 60 !
back to worH on any terps of peace
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TURNER PLEADS GUILTY.
FOR OFFENSE OF PEONAGE he
is HEAVILY FINED.
He Plead Guilty to Charge on Which
Jury Failed To Convict Him.
Judge Roasted jury.

Montgomery Ala. July 90 special]-
In the United states court today Fletch-
er Turner. charged with peonase who
was tried last week, but, the jury falling
to agree, was discharged by Judge Jones
with severe reprimand. appeared IN
court with his attorney ana PLEADED
guilty and was fned 81 900
The case Of Il. y Franklin, who Is
also charged with peouage. was called
jurors were sworn in. ana court adj
tourned over till tomorrow morning. NOT
before. however. the judge had warned
the jurors that the case before them is
important and that they must not talk
about it to any one
Entering the plea of guilty for Fletcher
Turner. Attorney William Lackey said
that under tho law as declared by Judge
Jones, which he did not question. his
client was technically guilty. but that he
denied any knowledge of cruelty practsced
on Genny Helms and that he had 10
intention TO violate the law
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Rebel Forces Resist Stubbornly.

Soledad. Nenezuela. July 21-Since the
last dispatch was sent at o'clock yester-
day afternoon the battle between the
revolutionary forces at Ciudad Bolivar
and the Venezuelan government army
commanded by General Gomez. has ragged
ably. Block after block was disputed
the government troops entering the city
slowly. All the houses had been barri-
caded and the revolutionlsts had been
forced from fiat roofs called aZotoas.
When the revoutonists finally abandon
ed the houses. after having ia ken all that
could be used for barricadeS or to other
wise stop the advance of the government
troops they were Immediately occupied
by the government soldiers who bored
holes in them SO as to communicate with
the next house. The city appears to have
heen struck by a cyclone.
At o'clock in the evening the govern
ment forces which were advancing from
all directions arrived near the center of
Cndad Bolivar For two hours previously
firing had diminished: but 1t was renew
ed With more vigor al 10 O'Clock at night
and Illuminated the sky.
A o'clock in the morning when the
inhabitants of the commercial and for
eign parts of the city pear the Alameda
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NEGROES ADVISED To
STAY IN SOUTH,
Lynchings and Crimes Which Pro-
woke Them Equally Condemned.
Georgia's Stand on Educa
II Jnal Question Is Com
mended.

Madison. Ca. July 24,-(Special)-Tht
Monticello district conference of the =
NJ. f. church in session here today adopt
ed set of resolutions submitted by Dr.
J.. A. Townsley and r. G McAden on
the Condition Of the Country" In which
the present race problems were discussed
in a sober and conservative manner.
The resolutions declare that the south
| is the best place for the negro to stay,
and that Georgia has In many ways
shown Its friendship for him. The crimes
which cause Iynchings are condemned
along with lynChings White citizens are
commended for exclusiveness on the
ground that this forces the negro to
shift for himself and hence encourage
enterprise In the race.
The resolutions adopted are in part as
follows:
Your committee on the condition of
the country beg leave to make the fol
lowing report:
I'VE find the entire country In general
upheaval. the air rife with confusion.
that is akin to n monstrous massacre.
a blot that Will chronicle any country
as entitled to a place in anarchy.
'N'Nii"tu dEitett ipi Oh the race pro-
blem has chrystallized a sentiment which
has almost totally disregarded law and
supremely cnthroned lawlessness and
mobism by the Wholesale
We bitterly condemn the heinous
crimes so often charged to our people.
such crimes are brutal, vicious and de-
served the most severe punishment that
the law Is allowed to inffict They mar
our civilization. hinder our progress and
stamp us as villains
we equally condemn and regret that
1t Is evident that the mightiest civiliza-
tloh on earth should resort to so in
human and bloody work as to lynch a
lelioW-being without due process of law,
we commend our own Georgia because
her great dailies are pleading for simple
justice and She IS establishing herself as |
IN advocate for right and has especially |
placed herself on record by censurinG
10Th crime and lynchlng and especially |
oy her stand In educating the negro and |
defeating the bill to separate the school |
ak.
I'VE find that wholesale butchery of ne
sroes has gained a stronghold in the
lorth, are being melted and urged by
some who claim heirship to the ministry
md place among Gods people
We believe after carefully recalling
acts. that the negro is as safe, or safer,
n the south than in the north. Safer be-
ause he can earn a living in any avoca-
ION in the south that he possesses abili-
Y TO do. Safer because no southern
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FLORIDA LINE rs TAKEN OVER.
F, c. & P. Becomes Integral Part of
Seaboard System.

New York. July 21.-President Williams.
Of the Seaboard Air Line railway, ar
nounced today that the consolidation o.
the Florida Central and Peninsula ra:-
road system. embracing SOS miles Of road
in Georgia and Florida. lying south ~
Savannah, with the Seaboard Air Limo
railway has become effective, Heretofore
the Florida system has been control ed
by the Seaboard through stock ownership
and operated separately. AS a result Of
the consolidation the Florida lines become
an integral part of the Seaboard This
outstanding per cent first mortgage
bonds Of the SeabOard will become a di-
rect lien upon the additional mileage
The Seaboard has purchased virtually
all the outstanding minority stock Of the
Seaboard and Roanoke railroad and arr
rangements have been made for its inn
mediate merger. thus rounding out the
consolidation Of the entire system, em-
bracing at present about 2.611 miles
The Atlanta and Birmingham division
OF the Seaboard is approaching compile
ton and with the several branch lines
Under construction will Increase the mile
age to about 600O
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GOVERNMENT FORCES
WON VICTORY.
Rebels Resist Desperately and Two
Hundred of Them Are Killed in
the Street--ToWn Shelled
by the Fleet of Cas-
tro

Soledad Venezuela. Sunday July 20
Al o'clock yesterday morning the en-
gagement between the government forces
and the revolutionists occupying Ciudad
Bolivar began in two directions. The
revoutionists opened the battle. At 6
o clock the smoke over Ciudad Bolivar
was so thick that 1t was impossible TO
see the city. At O'Clock the government
they lost more than 100 men. captured the
cemetery. At o'clock the Venezuelan
fleet, consisting Of five men of war. she'll
ed the government building at Ciudad
Bolivar.
All 10 O'Clock the revolutionists' flag had
disappeared from the government build
ing, and at II o'clock all the streets
near that building were captured by the
government forces and a charge Of all
the government soldiers in the city was
ordered.
The wounded were then beginning to
arrive a I the government headquarters
from all directions and the fight was
general. but the movements could not
the smoke caused by the first of the ar
formidaele. 1t was answered vigorously
by the government guns. and only a
few shots reached the fleet
The spectacle in the STREETS of Ciudad
Bolivar. when the smoke cleared away
was heartreuding. There were over 200
dead rcVoiutio:ists in the streets. not
counting the wounded.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-27

preacher is on record having plead
to 5000 people to burn a human being
we commend the southern white man
because he refuses to let negroes drink
a his founts, eat at his cafes, sleep i'll
his hotels, for the following reasons: 1t
forces the negro to build his own resorts,
teaches him business and turns flood of
money to negro vaults and bank accounts.
1t gives his boy and girl work and estab-
fishes thrift. industry and economy.
We especially mention The Constitu-
ton, for through it's columns are seen
words of justice. temperance and modera-