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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
GAY AT ASHLAND.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
ASHLAND, VA, Oct. 3l.-The Henry
Clay Inn was the scene of a gay and
happy occasion last night on account of
the bi-monthly german OF the Ashland
German Club. Excellent music was fur
nished from Richmond, and the attend
ance was quite large, there being a NUM-
Der of visitors from other points The
following participated: Miss Childs, Miss
Cox, Miss Mcleod, Miss McCullen, Misses
Mines, Miss Evans, Miss Bridges. Misses
Wright. Miss Hunter. all of Ashland, and
and Miss Montague, Miss Kerr and Miss
Garnette. Of Richmond. Va; Miss Roe.
O.. Tennessee; Miss Thornton, OF st. Louis:
Miss Lyon. OF Washington; Miss Easter.
of Tennessee; Messrs. Vaughan, j. NJ.
Cox, Duell, Kerr. Frank Cox, Blanton,
boswell, Buchanan, Carter. Or. Jordan,
varughan. Pace Robinson. Price, Var
Neal, Blakney: Chapetones--Mrs. Add
Kerr, Mrs. Buchanan and Mrs Allan
Maury.
The ladies Of St James Episcopal
Church. of this place. will give an enter
tainment next Thursday evening, Novem-
her 5th, at the residence of DR.. Wight
man. near the college campus, at which
time there will be some choice musical
selections by local talent.
MIR. Coleman Taylor, for many years
resident of Ashland, was buried In the
local cemetery last Thursday.
Miss Minnie Mauzc. the affable and CT
ncient manager of the Henry Clay Inn.
has Just returned from visit to her
homo In Rockingham county, Va.
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HE CLIa.B1D UP
BLKISY'S FLAGSTAFF

". J. James. OF the county Of Henrico.
which is otherwise distinguishing itself
Just now. yesterday accomplished the
feat OF giving 10 o. IL. Berrys flagstaff
preliminary coat Of white paint. The
building is ,So feet high and the pole ex.
tenas It's length some SO feet higher
But Mr., James did it. the two hundred
fAet TO the contrary Notwithstanding.
Main Street halted in dismay while ne
haule himself up the swaying pole, hut no
u,,snap disturbed MS noncna!ancs He ap-
psared aitogethsr unconceEpel and care
lessly whistle6 TO the wondering birds
that SCARED around him. II took about
an hour 10 put the first coat Of paint on.
Then Mr.. James slid down and went
home. He will do the rest OF the Job
next week.
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AUCTION sALEs--F Future Days
AUCTION sALEs-contlnued.
Richmond. Va. Oct. 50. 1903.
outhern Railway Company,

office of Agent. ~
BY direction OF the Freight Claim Agent
Of Richmond. Va. fol. freight and other
charges. the following unclaimed or re-
fused freight. on Tuesday, November q.
- E. A. LIZA Agent. !.
!: g. p. Applewhite, Ashburn. Va, !!
sdl stisMs, hu Pd1 EG9tlng pks na ps
b ID iron soos Chicago ca en erayon Co.. Front
Royal, bx. 2. frames: 4 4; 7. ". Terry.
d ehins r. hayG ehumSer SsMn @
DBL easttipE ~ 3 psstyMi|er ssn,
spruse. LynchbuIg, Va. ! bx. trees; 10.
No marks. Lyneh5urg, Va. ! bX * h lWs;
ware H. N Mk Ne Lyneh5urS wa
~. s, Lynehbarg. va; 4 bb : Y, vinegar a.
va. b.. druEs;Il7 i. ". Eshols Lynch
burg, Va. Dbl. N. water; Is. 2; Guide,
Lynohburg, Va. case wh!skey; -, Prof.
Ratss, Glass h hxnsasugBs Raapsr ed ko siS
M 4a 4, !. va K 3 eGxes M sSep; sva Fl
esa i tobaese; T. Msad fSsn $ s. MeI! ss
q, T. Mitchell. Rocky Mt. Va. bbl.
candy; si Miskls e Rrunslsy; & RIO. Va;
ersett, Va, i crit and ! bx. copper; g. T..
. Gross. somsrHsts Va n sTnts; 81 q Ro p
Ill ffee. Vienna, Va, I Dbl. glass;: 20. Bal
lar lard Bros. Wisnna. Va. g cs: Ripans, 2 ca,
r. pans, 3 crts, bins; 80. y. a, 4 Mlntfee,
Viii 'Mnrrenton, va, / r. g. machine,
y pos ,es' meh. pes, casting, hd!s, casting;
Sa. ~, "A. Cockrall, Manassas, Va, 4 .bx.
pitchers: SO. u. K, Dorrell. Manassas. Va,
: axles, 4 pole, l bdl. hatchsts; 81 n. Z.
S 4 eA ~ si q. Fitspatrick. Arlington. Va.
ton, va. sewing MAGAZINES 81 !, NJ i. g, Gay,
t assrt,,s IA Arlington. Va. Kegs nails; So
r, r. T. T. Watkins, Chase City, Va. case
vn'sr1 case a, goods; A.. y. D. Sc. It.
csphas.. Va ert. SYRUP, hrl, bottled Cd
c 9. ma e as os. groceries,; As. r.. A.
.Co.. Glover. Va, BIZ. r. GraplAsl ~ VIM.
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to succeed the late Judge Morris N.
George r. Carter, Secretary OF Hawaii
to bc Governor Of the same, to succeed
Both appointments will be sent to the
Senate soon after Congress meets.
A DULL. CANVASS
little interest In Contests for legisla-
five Candidates..
fsneclal ia The Times. Dlspatch.)

Special t. The Times; Dlspaat a;
Tho campaign now drawing to a close
has been Of the most re'1a,kabls eyer
known In this section But i.ale u ,n,ee e
bers for the House Of Delegates, whilst
the fight for some Of the county t;i, offlces
In spotsyivania county Hon. J. H. Bis
coe. the Democratic candLdats Tor the
House, is opposed BY. NJ Fl. Dickenson,
Independent. but the fight Is entirely one
sided and the former WI be eeetedb os 1y
ever. Mr.. NJ K. Lowry, the Republican
candidate for the House. Will be elected
by large majority. over r. nj. Jones.
the Democratic nominee
In Caroline. Judge y G. Mon I; uIs. the hs
Democratic, nominee for the ; House ,r 81
in that county between w. e. Ennis pres
ent Commonwealth's attorney. and a. b =;
Chandler. his opponent, is very bitter and
a similar contest is In spotsylvania co,in-
ty between Commonwealth.s Attorney
Lee j.. Graves and E. II. De Jarnette, his
opponent. VS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
A RUNAWAY
WAS HOMESICk
Another Finds a Fast Friend
and Desires to
Remain

Especial to The Times Dispatch.).
CHESTER, VA. Oct. s1.-Mr. A. F. Coz
bill received a letter Wednesday from Ro-
bert Cogbil, the son who suddenly left
the village last week In company with
John Huber. saying that he was ut work
In mill at Burkeville. Va. and that
II his father wanted him to return homo
he must send money SUFFICIENT for his
return Mr.. cogbill concluded to go after
him. and took the train at once for Burke
Vile. lie found his son with John Huber,
at hotel there, being kindly cared fos
and paying his bills. brought him home.
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MAINE TO SAIL
General Fi,zhu5h Lee to Speak
lnteres, Of jamestown.

NSPeNIaf % no iNfiou~1thESitCl'J.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Oct 3l-The
battleship Maine. which was ordered here
In honor of the Confederate reunion, Ii
scheduled to sail tomorrow for ten
days practice cruise. during which there
will be target practice and another thor
ough test Of her guns. AT the conclusion
Of the cruise she VIII report at the Brook
lyn navy-yard.
on application OF r. l.. Tennis. Judge
7. j. Bar ham to-day granted temporal y
Injunction against the town OF lamp
ton and w. j. Daugherty, restraining the
latter from acting as hostler and en-
sineer for the Hampton Fire Department.
The squabble grows out of a contested
election.
General Fitzhugh Lee will speak at a
Hampton mass meeting next Thursday
evening in favor OF the jamestown Expo
1iflOn
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,Telsgraphic srevetlas,

JACKSON. MIss,--state Superintendent
OF Education, Whitfield has announceeId1
be held In Jackson in January. Promi-
nent educators from all over the south
will be present and deliver addresses on
ee TuoSNDoN.-Tha German steamer Pal
larza, Irom Newport News for liam
burg. passed the Lizard to-day and 9, ag e
hroken, boats and poop dock smashed and
sustained other damages during 4 ter.
t'tPsil AiiEA.SbiELPIEIA, PAS hoonor
blanche Hopkins, from Fernandlnn. be-
fore reported damaged by collision Wen
schooner Marie Palmer. hence for .
ton. passed up Marcus Hook IN te% {, .
The Hopkins Is .waterlogged, and has
stern smashed ntzzen mast broken on,
cabin completely gone, mizzen san ana
,I,teboat gone. The Palmer returned ~
philadelphia In tow.
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For Home Missions.
m, As.oc,oteo rress.,

(BJ Associated rress.)
days SESSIONS of the Board of Managers
OF the National Womens Home Mission;
airy Society Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church were mainly taken UP by the con-
sideration of appropriations for the vari-.
Gus schools operated under the auspices
of the organization. This work was not
all completed to-day. but s26,5u was ap-
proprated for ten schools. "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
HARVEY WILLIAMS
WINS CHAMPIONSHIP
(By Associated PressO

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. al.--Harvey
Williams, of Philadelphia, won the cham
pionship Of America contest at the Amer
lean photographers Tournament, which
ended early this morning, lie sent 900
words OF straight matter In eleven min
utes and thirty seconds. G. w. Conkllng,
of New York, was second. sending 800
words In 12:06.
In the Phillips code contests the awards
were rs follows:
Sending thirty minutes, G. W, Conk-
ling New York, won; he sent l,o0o WORDS
IN fifteen minutes and fifty-five seconds
Receiving thirty minutes. r. w. Nc
Clinic, Dallas. Texas, won; w. G. Muir
ray, Atlanta. Ga, second.
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spooks AucTloNED OFF
Successful Entertainment in Behalf OF
Amelia Monument.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch)
AMELIA COURTHOUSE. VA, Oct. ST.
The Amelia Chapter of the Daughters Of
the Confederacy gave an Interest ting enter
talnment here last night for the benefit
of the Amelia monument THE Spooks'
were the topic OF the occa sion. which,
after their parade were auctloned off at
from one to ten cents each. Many other
amusing things. such as apple biting.
dumb suppers. fortune telling, and candle
afforded much pleasure and applause.
After these a sumptuous supper was
served In the old Virginia style. A dance
followed,
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MR.. NoEL's NEW ENTERPRISE
Old Richmond Newspaper Man Opens
News Bureaulin Salisbury.
ISnecJal m Tho Tim es-D isDatcf.)

SALISBURY N. c.. Oct. a.-Rowan
county is at, onshold for Lutheranism
for this PART OF North Carolina and the
various churches OF this denominis.ii39n on
arc observing the ss6th anniversary Of me ne
which began with october 81 1917 The
historic event Is attracting considerable
attention especially among Lutheran PEE.
section are observing the anniversary with
appropriate exercises. go,
Among the new enterprises for u, Sails lis
sreatl by Mr.. p, r. Noel He also proposes
to devote a part OF his time to professional
add writing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
FIRST CLASS CADETS
ARRESTED FOR HAZING
(By Associated Press.]

ANNAPOLIS. MD. Oct a.-F'irst Class
Cadets e. w. Chanee. OF Wisconsin: j.
II. LELAND. OF Iowa, and ]. D. Little. Of
yaio. were placed on tho prison ship
santee at the Naval Academy wharf to-
day. charged with hazinE certain fourth
class men. Superintendent Brownson de-
olined to make o statement relative to
the charges against the prisoners. but
from other sources 1t was learned that the
hazing consisted OF personal indignitles.
Tho charges will be thoroughly investl-
gated by Naval Academy officials.
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Present oB ,wsen The Ac's.'

What will doubtless 30 a most enjoy
Thursday night, November 5th. at Cor
coran Hall. for the benefit Of the Has
ker Memorial Methodist Church.
A select cast Of city ta.ont VIII pre- Pre-.
become iayorIte with all who have
ever seen It, All who attend are prom-
Used an enjoyable evening at an al
most infnitesimal cost.
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Mr.. Bosher a, Grove Avenue.

Mr.. Edwin Bosher. Richmond boy.
wears. completing his musical training.
viii sing at both services to-day al tho
Grove-Avenue Baptist Church, in the abb
sence OF the regular basso. Mr., Crump.
and we'll liked here. and his splendid
voice will doubtless attract unusually
large congregations to the church TO-,
night, At the night service he viii slug
O baritone solo.
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RICHMOND BUSINESS
MEN ON a TRIP
snoc,o, - IRE Times- Dlspatch.)

Special To THE Tmes.D lsPatc 80
WELDON. N. e., Oct, Sl,J-A tarso
party Of Richmond and Petersburg cap.
talists accompanied superintendent M M M
ton Riddle here this afaes tnI,r 81 I'm inspeos
ton. Among then. were General Ftt.-
hugh Leo, Fred. Scott. John T, Branch,
William HablIston. s. w, Trayers. Judge
Dew, Mayor Taylor. Thomas II. Ruthsr-
toord r. p, clary. srydon !, y. ennAn y,
Frank Davenport. ] Taylor Euyson. q
Richmond: Bartlett Roper. a. Wright
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BURGLARS AS TRAMPs
They Dynamite a Merchants Safe and
Tate the G ntents,

Special to The T!ness,- p p!Epa stora Of
George D; Ingram. near s!a aS ~, s;,rn ~
lars Wednesday, night. and the safe col !.
taining about five hundred and twenty ey
dollars was dynamited and the contents
s' ramps were seen early In the night
gong il direction Of the store, an nbh IL ~ Is
Believed oy committed y, te sa TneneiE n.
foeat nj n rcar.by' farm house, and when
refused replied that you had better give
VIZ something,
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SheItering Arms Appeal,

Thursday. November 9Th. has been set
Arms Frse IIospltai. The needs OF the
hospit:,l arc greater now than ever PES
tore ana Tn Institution Is crowded WITH
rlnY waiting to Lter.
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Short In Accounts.

(By Associated Press.l
E ST, PAUL. MIMI. Oct. 3l.-James ":
Johnston. local agent Of H. H. Shufeldt
and Company. the so-caled whiskey trust.
was arrested to-day on warrant sworn
out by a representative of the firm. It
and that the amount Is close to $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
LARGE HAUL BY
SAFE CRACKERS
.Postoffice at Mullen Looted
by Some Expert
Burglars
Especial to TIL. Tlmes-plspa.ch1

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
WILMINGTON. N. c.. October sl.-The
safe In the postoHlce ut Mullins. g. c.. on
tho w. C. & "A. road. between Wilmington
and Florence. was blown open and robbed
at 2 o'clock Friday morning by expert
safe-crackers. Tho amount Of money Sc
cured was $500. OF which about 800 be-
longed to the postmaster. @. r. Smith.
The remaining 500 was government mon
ey. Also some stamps were stolen. but
tho exact amount Is not known.
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TWO PERSONS KILLED
BY FIERCE TORNADO
CBy Associated Press,)

OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLA. Get. 3l,-
Two parsons were killed and nine injured,
two perhaps fatally, and half dozen
farm houses were demolished by tor
nado that formed three miles north Of
Hydro. In Caddo county, last night.
Farm houses. barns and FENCES were
completely wrecked and crops ruined, Tho
property loss II estimated ut $1,000.
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Toousi MIR. lag.

a --77 n (By AsSoCiAted 7PftBs,1 ,.
HAVANA, oct. 3l.-The Court Of First
Instance has decided to Gust Rev. A. Diaz
and the Cuban Baptist Church from pos
session OF the cemetery established mere l
silt OF the latter for possession OF the
church property has not been decided
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AURORA INTERPRETERS
WITH TELEGRAPH
tBy Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Oct 3l.-A brilliant dis
play Of the aurora boreals early to-day
interfered with telegraphc service In this
vicinity. Both telegraph companies re-
mort wire trouble on account OF the cleo
trical display, and all cablesrams were
accented subject TO heavy delay. This
was the first display OF the aurora In
this city for ten years, and It lasted sev-
sral hourg. .La
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PLAYED QUALIFYING ROUND
The Highest Score Made by Mr.. e. T

The Highest Score Made by Mr.. e. 7.
Organ.
number OF the members Of the Her
mitage Club assembled on the links yes
terday afternoon and played the quall-
flying round with a view OF entering the
contests.
Not for seasons have so many been at
i'golfIc' skill were watched with great
Interest. The highest score was made
by Mr.. e. 7. Organ. which was S9 Among
those who passed muster for the tou1na-
ment were: Mr.. Organ. Mr.. j. B: Organ,
Mir. H Stewart Jones. Mr.. Granville Gray.
Mr.. b. 3. Moon. Mr.. B. B. Valentine,
MIR II. A. ellis. Mr.. r. H. Meade, Mr..
Clarence p. CABOT. Mr.. f.. " Powell. Mr..
John g. Winston. Mr.. Peter Winston and
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Professor Mommsen U conscious.

lBy Associated Press)
BERLIN. Dot. N.-Professor Momm-
sen, the historian. who suffered q sewers
apoplectic stroke yesterday, still nnser -
His airy work room, adjoining the library.
because It is one OF the largest rooms IN
the house and farthest from the bedroom
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RnY. car. MORGAN I'm.

The many Richmond friends OF tho
Hey. Carey n. Morgan. now OF Paris
nv. formerly pastor OF the seventh
greet 10 hear ot his continued serious m
nsss According N lats reports, Mr.
Liorxsnn condition wac sun critical
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DEATHS.

sLAGLg p!ct on the .eth o. cc.etar q. r..
SLAGIE, aged eighty years old. lie m,ff,rd
a sister Of !, H. crocsl-il, Of ,ws,hlpgun
Washington papers please npy; wiac.e.-
coior ,beurcr Of rtu Virginia cs,.lry.
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Apr o,n,ed by the Pr sident.

fBy AssocIa Ted Press)
WASHINGTON, u. C.. Oct al-The
President to-day made the following ap-
pcintmeEts: Sanford g. Dole, 10 be
United States district judge Tor Hawaii,
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French Opsra Comoan,

(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, Oct. SIN. Verande.
manager of the French Opera Company.
and seventy-one members arrived tonight
from Europe. en- route for New Orleans.
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II. P. stratton. Nelson Patterson. OF
Petersburg. and George Elliott. OF Will
minRtou.
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FUNERAL MOTT {,

ouRRAET, THE funeral Of Mrs. 81. A. r. CHE.
RANT VIII take place from her lAh residence
No, 100 East Franklin Street nj $50 oleLgek
THIS EVENING Initrmnnt IT B1gthpgri.
Conn,
--------S-
MAN ABOUT TOWN CIGARS. =
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MAN ABOUT TOWN CIGARS
Sparks & plack'A
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R bert Haley
j, o. Pennick.

Especial TO Tho Times Dlspatnh)
ROANOKE, VA, Oct, 3l.--ar. J. D.
Pennick died this morning from coni-
plcatIon Of diseases, aged iorty-slx years.
", and had Resided In Roanoke about
ten years.
lie is survived by his wife and eight
children.
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lin. Va, crate table top; 203. u. "A. Ed-
" Talss R1 asass GLADE H vas Sdl bed
ding; oO5. Fl. Wise & Son. Harrisonburg.
Va. book case: ao6; I. i: Golden. HaI.
ESrd .a " a. ieS s
Va. Dbl. r., waEe: 20s. Logan National
and Ess Se Sssa? s sr9ys wilton W Ha
= u Dbl paint, Dbl. paint in cans; sit.
Boom Harrsoneu,ss o xt9. sae Gal.
Locaners & Son. Harrisonhurg. Va, 8
pieces stone; ga !, ~ Wolt Ter Dry R 81
fasx s frames afs sls whitfied Ha HdMs W:
bonneville Va. bx. hardga hn ~ Gr, e.!
II, H, goods. bag II. II. goods; ] rockers ai
ssshss; g e, iS +. PoXsi So. Mshaa sia:
nassas sS Va lx sa;lii9ater; HSaaoa
! G0'' 3, 4i Har,on s Son dsatrsyllls Yia, 4,
Pen Pen HOOK. Val: i BAL. sticks; 2ss. II, Z.
Holiday, Rapdan, Va, ! casting ISL S;,o ~;
H. S; Penn. RapIIdan, Va "a e. ca oaekfsl
r ring = sge. MISS Ella b Mossah RsndSlp
Randolph. Va, tub lard 2Sl, pr. james
paters % Becky Mt Yes R anskssefR o SSa;
S MI. Va. sack coffee; $50. q, ].
Simpson. Round FIill, Va. 4 bdl, castings!
sSi i,' No Marks. strasburg. Va. bx seed ;
sinvs nast,nE; 99S6. Fl. Ellittt, sayedga,
va Il beliows;' 2sI. W. NJ. GodWell, Union
Hail. a Va. 20 bbl cenaenti 2Ss. ]. p, Price.
Union Hall Xa2 ,b ans N mapsI I, Ss oas y.
nv. s4o' Ghas, Jones. Union Level, Va, !
bdl stove casting; 24l. I, Mr.. Houchtns.
Warrenton, Va, Dbl. 2. paint 4, J, !, aass
ton. va !, SO bills. chains; 243. n, II, Hot.
tci. Woodstock, Va. ! piece binders IN
n; H. Hotel W ps%iSfgss y Ma Ia ~
~ ~ Gas a r.. poWder, 246 q, IT. Partridge,
Yale. Va. Dbl. lime. bx, 3 DOW.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-02-18
CLAY NAY FIGHT CUUa

Washington, Feb. 13.-SouutoI
NIay has been assigned the 6u:y
OF reporting the adverse action Of
the commerce committee or the
Crum nomination. If thore is to
be fight over the case in execu
tive session, Senator Clay vii
Conduct the contest in behalf Of
a maJorIUy OF Jne committee.
Thus far there is nothing on the
surface to indicate that a partisan
effort "lI be made to oya1tulo
the action of the committee.
Senator Clay Is probably the
most capable man on the COM
mlttee to handle this particular
case. He is familiar with all the
details and conditions surround
lug 1T, besides his personal popu.
iarlty on both sides of the cham
Der hao expanded TO gratifying
degree, so that he ia now regard
ed as one of the most influential
senators on the Democratic eide.
Senator Tillman threw a little
spice into the otherwise dreary
proceedings in the senate late in
the afternoon by playfully allu.
ding to Senator Quay as "Our
Boss" Senator Tillmau broke
into the debate by saying. ~
don't know the programme Of
Our Boss" pointing TO Senator
Quay, "but l would like to get
unanimous consent to have a
little private bill considered"
Senator Quay Joined in toe laugh
which followed the remarks of
the South Carolina senator, and
the latter secured without Ohiec-
ton the passage Of a bill to pay
the representative of the estate
of John l.. Young of Union, S. O.,
$471 for carrying the United
States mails in 1860-61. The bill
had previously passed the house,
80 that it now goes to the presl-
dent for his approval.-Washing-
ton Special to News & Courier.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-02-18
NE GIVE ANY LADY

a splendid chance to earn spending
money very easily working for Us in
their leisure time; the work is not
hard, and any woman or girl who has
little spare time will do we'll to
avail themselves of tins great oppor-
tunity TO earn money. Send Ms 20
cents (silver) and we will at once
send you the Cloth with full direc-
tions, prepaid by us anywhere in the
United states so that you can COM
mence work at once. Address BRIL-
LA NTINA CO., ROxbury, Mass.
Dec. l0-02-6mO.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-02-18

a palr of women's sAoes made
IL Lynn, Mass, to establish re-
cord for rapid shoemakIug, re-.
quired fifty-sevon diIerentopera-
tions, the use Of - machines and
100 pieces. All these parts were
assembled and made into 3
graceful pair of shoes, ready to
wear, in thirteen minutes.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-02-18

one Minute Cough Cure gives re-
hel IA one minute, because it
Kills the mlcrobe which tiCkles
the mucous mem brane, Causing
the cough, and at the same time
clears the phiegm, draws out the
Inflammation and heals and
soOthos che affected parts. One
Minute Cough Cure strengthans
the lungs, wards off pneumonia
and is a harmless and never fail
lp% cure IN all curable cases OF
coughs, colds and Group. One
Minute Cough Cure is pleasant
TO take harmless and good alike
for young and old. OrawfordBros
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-02-18

Samuel Hill, of Elgln, has the
dtstInctionot being the first color
ed man in Illinois to ask mu-
nlcipahty to elect him mayor He
circulated a petition amoug the
voters, but a1Jerward withdrew
from the race. Hill was & slave
during the Mexican war and &C.
compaDled his. master through
the war. at present ne is the
EIgln pound master and is a
unique character in that city.