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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-25

as an introduction 10 my remarks ms
evening / have prepared n very pleaa-
ing reelection based upon the albep-
pointmcnl of the audience tonight PEE
couge of the absence of that celebrated
Democrat. that talented gentleman not
only OF national but even Of lnlelnh-
tIonai reputation, but after witnessing
your very great pleasure I'm listening
10 me wit and logic Of my young filend
Who preceded me CMr. Cobb. ! have rec
solved 10 lay it aside as an introduce
don, however beautiful II might be, ana
congratulate you upon the iact lhay
N you are disappointed IN lls'eulb 20
The celebrated orator from the STATE OF
New York. you have the very Eltat
pleasure of listening 20 an eloquent
gentleman from Texas"
The speaker here read what ne cUai
acterlzed as his text, an utlerlnce Oh
one of the leading jurlsts OF the coun-
try, Hon Jerry Black. of Pennsylvania
containing among other things inc sens
tImont that constitutional morality is
one Of the indispensable conditions upon
which for success every government
must depend He then continued
Before entering into q discussion OF
iris principle ana the illustration OF u
by reference to The candidates OF tne
respective parties for the hlgh once
OF president of these United states, ]
desire 20 call the attention OF this mag
nncent audience 70 The position th't
YOU occupy and The relation That you
occupy To- the great issues of this cam
palgn and of every other campaign
that can arise in our country l stand
before the soyereIgns Of this country
the American people. ] desire To re-
mind YOU that YOU have no rulers mat
YOU have no masters, for unoer our sys-
tenn Of government the people are SOW
ereien, and those whom we elect 20
office we elect not 90 rule us but TO
serve us under the prescribed limita-
tions of me Constitution of our coun'
trv. Ihoerel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-25
s1LvER SETTLEMENT.

"And now ! propose 10 call your at
tenuon To- a few brief facts and claims
that we have Tor him since his nom
nation He was nominated az YOU
know, on the first ballot In the con-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-25
EXECUTIVE MESSAGE.

ct he easy to test out opponents sim
certify I'm this natter The order IN
question is revokable at the pleasure Of
the executive. n our opponents come
into power they can revoke this order
and announce that they win treat the
veterans OF GO to 20 as presumably IN
fun bodily vigor and not entitled 10
pensions. VIII they now authoritative
lv state that they intend TO do this? II
SO. we accept the issue II not, then We
have the right TO ask why they raise an
issue which. when raised, they do not
venture TO meet
PARKER'S POSITION
THAT ls the challenge / referred to,
and want 10 can your attention TO the
manner IN which the Democratic candi-
date for President meets such a chal-
ltnge. In his letter OF acceptance, he
directly referred 10 this subject, and
meets II In this way By the way. the
Republican president attempted TO Jus.
nv his associates as to this order,
which was an order issued under the
sanction Of his administration, by
claiming that former Democratic
president had done something very
similar and upon that head listen TO
Judge Parker
Even u that were So which Is not
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-07
Property Transfers.

Richmond 4. G. Booker and wife to James
Bahcn 30 80 feet on north side Jackson
Street, c. 1-3 feet east of Fourth, s325. 4
Granite Building Cmpany to j.. 7; IN Mosoy.
% feet on south side Baker Street, $500. 81
George L, Hils widow and executor to n.
p, Beck. same deed recorded In Henrlco
County Court June /. 1901 $40.
John Sloan and wife to Andrew r Mitch
Oh, q feet on north side Marshall Street,
1O5 feet east Of Thlrtysecond, sG0075.
Same and r. H. lIarwood and wife to- v.
II, schwartzschild.. q 1-e feet on south SIDE
Leigh Street. 50 feet west OF Norton and
interest in alley adjoining, $4,000.
Hcnrico: It. NJ Conner and wifeEto Willard
II Richardson, lots and 9 and soutl, half
Of 3, In sectionEII, Beechwood Park. s75.
r. j. Holt3to 3. l.. Taliaferro, 30 Liz feet
on south side Fairmount Avenue. aO1-19 feet
west OF Twenty-second. ST.
G. T. Jones and wife to G. W. Wood, 20
feet on east side Thrty-thrd Street, 80 feet
north of S, 500.
40 feet on cast side Thirty,flrst Street, 1856
feet north of g. to correct error. $500
Henry S. Wallcrstein. William Il. West
md their wives to p. H.. Brauer, 3 ient on
north side Wallace Street.. 1o7 foot west OF
Carter, SCI >att XII. fft FaEl1.s .E' +.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-07
MOTHER LINK BROKEN.
Death Of Caleb stallings, One Of
u Remaining Old-Tirne Negroes.

!, In the death of Caleb Stallings, q faithful
old negro who belonged to the family OF w.
IS Forbes, another link which binds our .peo-
pie to the faithful old servants Of former
days has passed 1t is hard for the young
white people of the present generation to
realize how strong was the love of the negro
for their white folks, and how thoronshly
that affection was reciprocatcd by the people.
both young and old, who owned them. and
considered them members Of the immediate
family Caleb belonged to class who always
wanted to know how much he could do
for the comfort and pleasure Of his white
fort or convenience when performing his du-
1ics. Any hour OF the day or night he was
ready to respond to the call of duty. ana
he considered no work too arduous Il his
tho negro tries to Mo how. little h can do
and how much pay he can possibly squeeze
nut, of his employer for 1T. It is refreshing
to recall the industrious and never firing ser
love and not for pay: The younger ncgro''s
idea OF perfect bliss Is TO be able to do
nothing and yet 1.-Two and get along some
way or another
Ills mistress, Mrs. Boyd, the mother OF w.
s. Forbes. who was then living In Charlotte,
N. c.. and asked II It was true that the
slaves were all free. She told him that It
time or services but Caleb would not have
at that way. With an humble and thankful
heart. he reminded her OF the confidence
which she had in him as slave md OF her
that az long he lived he would DO to her
the earno humble. loyal and loving servant
that he had always been, and UP to the time
sof her DEATH which occurred In February,
1908. he never swerved for day from that
tl,ronise made In ISIS.
During his sickness and IN TO the time OF
ills DEATH which occurred last night at tho
residence of w S. Forbes. near Bon Air. he
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-07
.BlCVE.NTu||.R||;''...E|::'.
IN VIRGINIA.
,Jolnstowt1,s Pa, People to De-
velop Rich Ore Beds iii
This State.
VAST DEPOSITS Of H {.
Eight Thousand Acres, Covered
With Valuable Timber and
Under1aid@With Raw Iron.

w In tho course Of d fcw3mnnths q party
.of 1ohnstowll people Will be operating
what those who have investigated 1t cons,
slider one OF tho most valuable deposits
OF hen,atltc ore that has remained I'm
developed lii this country 1t consists of
almost 5000 acres, located in the State,
or yirginin, near tho famous Natural.
Bridge and It's quantity and quality havo
been passed upon bS John Fulton, tho
eminent engineer and gcologist OF this
city. himself identified with tho new cont
.Ilany. whose thorough investigations have
led him to consider 1T one OIL the nolaple
finds OF the day. f $,sb e 5sl
lThe deal for this pronerty, which has
been for some time under way, has been
closed within the past day or 50, and
Improvement Company who conducted
the negotiations, returned home from the
field only last evening with theIlnforma,-
ton OF tho accomplishment of his task.
far far are i. w. Otto, Attorney Bruce
Campbell. Daniel Crofford. Clty-solicitor
G. C. Greer, j. Meyers,iF. G. IIoerle and
others. A temporary. organization i H
eested ,n nasr the
being located near Btlena Vista, va. isI
5Glazier IS president Of the organizations
Mr. Cumpbel secretary and Dnniel Croft
fOru lfcuSuTSI.tAl yilcl
ganization will be effected either under
tho laws Of Virginia or}Pennsylvania, and
probably Within name above given.
The land Is easily accessible from two
railroads. while another will likely be
built right through It. The, Norfolk and
Western and the Chesapeake and. Ohio
run within three-fourths Of a mile Of
the scene of the proposed operations
while q road from Buenn vista to point
in Amherst county, in length forty miles
is projected, and application has been
made to tho now owners OF the land for
the proposed right of way. SIX miles Of
this road would be through the property. y
THE main feature of the new opera lons
will, of course. be the ore deposit. This
is. In the view Of Mr.. Fulton. almost linz
itless, and most of 1t can be mined by
the stripping process, without shafting.4
The surface covering Of the ore vein is IL
self sixty per cent. ore, while beneath
the deposit is higher IA grade Railroad
branches will be built washeries con-
stlucted to separate the ore from the
clay, and other improvements made.
There is no question of a good market for
the ore, as Mr.. Grazier, before leaving
contracted on the spot for delivery Of
Goo tons per day.
In addition to the ore the land Is heav--
ily wooded with valuable timber. and
this also will be operated, contract
having been closed by Mr.. Grazier for
large output in that Observation-Disclosures
,(Pa.) Tribune.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-07
ITO lNDICI
I'|CiOOD'E||::' TO-DAY
Determination Waived by the
Negro in the Police
Court. 5g
CHIEF OUTWITS GREAT CROWD
Had The Criminal Brought tc
His Office Earl -Man in
Bad Condition.
!.

l8SsJus, fiye minutes of Justice CTutch-
t.oode ease yesterday morning. Through
counsel, tile accused man waived en-
animation In tho two charges OF murder,
and he was sent on 10 the grand jury.
This Jury will meet to-day. when the IN
Gictments will be drawn and the charges
acted upon. s
In anticipation Of hearing the evidence,
~ and With IL morbid desire to SEQ The pris-
cncr hundreds OF people crowded In and
around the Police Court room and
Through the corridors Of the city Hall
Very few or them got even glimpse
S$of Coodc.
At WISE PRECAUTION.
3t IN order to avert any possl bic display
az Violence, Chief Huce lad the man
brought M from the city Jail about 6
q clock, and he was safely guarded in
the chiefs office until about II clock,
when his case was called in tho Police
Court.
Then, with a. strong guard Of police
men. headed by the chief, Captains Whit
lock aud Epps, Sergeant Sowcll, Detec-
tivcs Gibson aud Mcmahon. and Officers
Wiley and Gary the march from the
chiefs office 10 the court room was be-
sun. All along the corridors. tho crowd
lad gathered thick and dense. Officer
Walter Schlcif and Osficer Robins cleared
the way. and in about two minutes the
negro, handcuffed, was seated III the
cock before the court.
E commemorative Attorney Richardson
was on hand. He asked the prisoner !
t,,rr 1n1
Tho had not Then he suggested to the
court that Mr.. Il. NJ Roscller be ap-1
pointed for the preliminary hearing to-
B epresent Goode. Such action was taken.
and when thenegroy was arraigncd, MI
koscher waived examination in each case.
That was all. The crowd stretched IT'S
reck to catch passing GLIMPSE Of the
1egro. lie was then taken out and car
7ried TO the Jail in the patrol wagon, ac-
companied by hale dozen officers.
INDIcT HIM TO-DAY. @as VI
The grand jury will return the in
tdfctments to-day, and the Commons
wcalth's attorney will cndeavor to have
the eases placed first on the Hastings
Court docket , 50 as to dispose Of them
4 at the earliest day.
The negro looked weary and hopeless.
His eyes were not as bright as upon Inc
day he was captured. He may secure
counsel. as he has indicated desire TO
communicate with his people Sin North
Carolina with that end in view.
II The8J grand jury embraces the FOL OF.
lowing names:
j. b. Mosby, Thomas NJ. rutherford,
& Charles p. Lathrop, Frank Jacob 7, Sed-
don Bruce james I. Gray, Luke Harvey,
James il. phillips, G. w. Taylor, JohngA.
Curtis. ". 4. Hancock and w, b. Lyons
\ (colored).
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-07
Executive Action.

Judge r. c. jackson. Of the Twenty-first
judicial Circuit, has been designated to hold
part OF the July term Of the Circuit Court of
Bland county for Judge w. ]. Henson.
Tho requsiton 3 OF Governor Albert -.
tague for Joe Meyers. who is charged With
burglary In .Pendleton county, w. Va, aud
who is now IN jail in IIarrlsonburs, Va. has
sued, Agent George w Davis Is In tho city
to secure the requisite papers and then take
Meyers back to stand trial. Mayors Is
charged with cracking n Hafo In the West
Virginia county
The requsItion OF Governor G; b. Aycock
of North Carolina, for murder. and now a
surry county. N. c., for murder, and now n
prisoner In the Carroll county Va0 jail
Agent j. NJ. Davis presented tho rcQnsition,
and was given authority to take Clark back
TO North Carolina to stand trial
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-07
SURRENDER AT LAST.
Remaining Bonds Turned Over
to Southern Railway. sis5

! Mr. Willis b. Smith. as counsel for the
Southern Railway Company. has just pre-
scented to the clerk Of the United States Cir
cult Court an assignment to tho Southern
Railway Company by the United States Trust
Company and others OF certain judgments,
gotten in 1897 against the Richmond ana
Terminal on coupons oil sl09,o 900 OF Cincinnati
extension bonds. These judgments were got,
ten by Mr.. James Aston cabel as counsel
Tor the bondholders.
The bonds have also been surrendered to
the Southern and are the last of several
millions or various issues whose holders re-
fused to accept the Drexel- Morgan plan of
reorganzains the terminal system under which
tho Southern Railway Company was formed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-07
ADA ALL RIGHT.
Reported Sinking Of the Yacht
Is IInfoundcd. /. " -..l

Mr. 10 S. Redwood. assistant.supern-
ten nd t. OF station a, Postoalce depart
n,ent, said yesterday that there was a, no 70
truth in the report that the sch ne s,r
BAY Bay on June June ed. !. !, !,
Captain White says that the :; AZ.
had not been in. Mobjack Bay at az th MS
reported sinking, the yacht was anchored
off Old Point
Mr.. Redwood stated that the yacht IS
In as good condition as ever, ana tnat
the ada" is stu doing business g. ~, 2
pleasure boat being one Of the nearest
and trimmest crafts of her kind IN the
sir Redwood was on tho boat on June
9sth with party, gE5 III "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-07
NEW WHOLESALE FIRM.
Wilkinson, Williams & Reed to.
Engage in Dry Goods Trade.

J
The firm OF Wilkinson. Williams and
Reed, Incorporated, wholesale dry goods
dealers, has been chartered BY the State
Corporstion commission = with WI an .1oo a 5G
MIR. ]. ii. Wilkinson is, president Of the
new concern, Mr. Charles G. Reed vice
president Mr.. NY. A. Williams treasurer,
and Mr. w. Writ Henry secretary, >and
ton to the gentlemen named as officers,
Messrs Junius b. Mostly, O. II. Berry,
and Wexford O.. Reed, all Of this, city. n;
The new firm will engage in the bust
with warehouse and ;salesrooms at Nos.
IL, 10 and is North Fourteenth Street,
the building formerly occupied by the urn
the new firm succeeds In the business.
This already large structure will5be con-
siderably enlarged TO .accommodate the
prospective business OF the firm. Buyers
will be sent into the market In August to
lay In the initial stock, and 1t is expected
to begin business actively on or about
December LIST.
the trade Of the Two Virglnias, the Caro-
linas, Georgia, Alabama land Tennessee,
and will have on the road a corps OF four,
teen experienced salesmeh. who VIII
travel throughout those States
All Of the gentlemen composing the new
corporation have had large and success
every way to make the business a sue
ngcr for the firm OF NIosby, Wilkinson and
Anderson since the organization. and has
demonstrated his ability in his work. Mr..
Read. who has been on the road for
Drpwry, Hughes and Company for four--
teen years. will be the buyer. for the
FIRMS dry goods department Mr.. Will
liams has been With the. firm OF Drewry,
hughes ana Company loi ten years, and
has been an officer Of the company since
Its incorporation. He will have the direc-
ton OF the finances and credit department.
of the business Mr. Henry, the score
tary. has been with the Drcwry. Hughes
Company for eight years as bookkeeper,
and Is an efficient man, we'll qualified for
secrctarial service,
Composed Of mon OF such wide cXpe-2
rence In the various departments of tho
BUSINESS n career OF unusual success Is
predicted for tho now corporation, The
other directors are men who have been
identified with various limos of business
In this city for many years, and besides
financial strength contribute great bus
mess sagacltyto the new firm.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-07
THE POLICE COURT.
A Couple Welded There Other
Gases. #

1 L u
sydney Houston and Lucy Jones'. col !,
ored, We're married inlthe Police Court
yesterday by Rev. j. Fl. Burfoot, col
qred Baptist preacher. Houston was
charged with failing to keep his promise
to the woman, and he had either TO
marry her or go to prison, He chose the
former and the case against the negro
was dismissed.
Milton Martin and Frank Hubbard paid
$50 each for fighting.
put under six months security for fight
Ing. AZ .,
Richard Bacon was charged the usual
sum Of SO for striking woman.
Mile Coles, colored, was made to pay
$3.50 for beating Mary Ross. /, I, VI
Rachel Hunt hit Harry Watson with a
rock; $3.50. !. .
-Four young white men each paid IS for
fighting IN the street.
Sam Brown, for beating John -ttf'
Then the DRINKS lined up and were
each fined 81 and costs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-07
AT The Casino.

The people are showing their appreciation
of the change from vaudeville to comedy in
a substantial way at the Casino at every
.e.'I4end Me Your WIFE," with
its many amusing situations and lines. Is
being interpreted In a most delightful way
by the Walter Edwards Company The ac;.
Ing Of Miss Lowering, Miss Wheatlcy and
Miss Henderson is fine, Herbert Curtsse. IL
Richmonder. also appears In the play IN n
role different from that he has heretofore had I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-07
Royal Arcanuln.

Members of Mccarthy Council No ass. VIII
he entertained at their han Gee Camp HalD
Tomorrow night by Polk Miller and his quar-
,st'e Al members are cordially invited 10
DC present and bring their lady friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-07
!. CITY ACCOUNTANT

Finance Committee to Elect Sue
cessor to Mccarthy Tonight,
At the meeting Of the Finance Commit
tee tonight successor to Captain GaIl-
ton Mccarthy as city accountant VIII pc
There are n number OF candidates and
several names have been mentioned Dy
friends Among. those mentloned are y,
Messrs. G., J. Phillips, George Crensha".
Thomas Boudar. Lewis Crenshaw. n. q.
Barber. ST., and w, M. Evans,
Members OF tho committee WI not OK.
press their preferences, ana ~ H.. y no.
known whose chances are. best. The term
begins on September LIST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-07
The Bacon Case,

Tho case OF Bacon. alleged to have at
tempted to bride Councilman West. was not
called In the Hastings Court yesterday.
Bacon was hailed for Ills appearance on tho
first day of tho July term. Tho term begins
to-day Bacon will appear. and day fixed
Cor tho hearing,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-07
aFlNEsT coAsTWlsE TRIPS IN THE
WoRLD"

Richmond to Boston and return, $500;
to Providence and return. sal.oo; includ-,
ing meals and room via Merchants anA
Miners Transportation Company, from
Norfolk; daily line to New England,
Tickets on sale at Chesapeake and Ohio
and Norfolk and Western Railway, Of
fees, sla East Main Street. r. Fl, Wright.
agent, Norfolk,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-07

had tho very best medical attention but II
spite OF all this lie died Tuesday night ~ g:45
OF his old mistress IRE called upon to, mourn
the loss Of the last member Of The family wha no
history OF tho old South glorious In theE Dyes
iof ali who can appreciate tho fact that,
inter all the only real happiness In this lifo
is n feeling Of consciousness that whio wo
lived VIC made others around lls happy.
olo mars.cr an old mistls have now gone
5#A before Inc, i..s,. i, y; VI,
Soon we shall meet on that bright an
3ts shinin' shore; III Fhb. q
There We il be happy an free from all sorrow,
There We shall meet and never part no more.
His funeral Will take place day Mt
p. NJ from tho Third Street Methodist Church
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-07

President George W. Stevens. OF the Chcs-
apetk6 and Ohio Railway has left for n bust.
ness, Trip over tho road. md viii he absent
much Of. the week He has not yet gone to
MS summer home at Greenlee. owing to the
Illness Of Mrs Stevens, but viii soon go thera
for the summer X.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-07

From eighteen hundred TO two thousand
Persons went down from this city Ia BEACH,,
Park on the FOURTH said Captain c, w.
Wosthury, district iassengNr agent OF tao
southern Railway. Yesterday. Besides the
regular trains two specials were run from
here 10 West Point in the morning and one in
the afternoon, and all Were crowded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-07

The Chesapeake and Ohio passenger depart,
ment Is having the hardcs, seasons work in
its history, Besides the heavy Worlds Fair
travel the Fonrth Of July travel aud tho
summer resort business TO the various points
In the mountains and on the seashorn roin-
heavy. The Chesapeake and Ohio hauled
about eleven huAdrei people from this city
10 the various seashore points Monday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-07
HEAVY RAILWAY TRAVEL.
The Holiday and Summer Re-
sort business UNPRECEDENTED.

Tho railways of Virginia and notably these
entering this city did II heavy passenger btisi-
ness Monday excursions being run to various
points. and reduced rates being offered for
the holiday to all points.
~ never remember having worked as hard
as worked on Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day. said Mr., Jonh f. Wagner. passenger
agent OF the Norfolk and Western Railway.
and other seashore resorts, vim the Norfolk
and Western. was unprecedented. Indeed, n
large proportion of the people Mt Virginia
Beach Monday went down from this city. The
passenger travel OH both Sunday and Moil-
day was very heavy
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-12-01
The New Court House.

: The county board of supervisors,
by vote of % to 8, decided to build
new court house at Ellsworth.
For the purpose of construction the
sum of $4,000 was appropriated,
an immediate tax of $4,000 and
bonds to the amount of $4,000.
The bonds will be issued in denomi-
nations of $500 and there will be
40 in number, the final payment to
be made in 1915. The bonds bear
interest at four per cent and are to
be sold in blocks of ten-one bond
of each of the series of ten years in
a BLOCKS, 900 in a block, to the
highest bidder. The work of build
ing will commence in the spring
and it is expected that two years
will be required to complete it. J..
L. Moody of Ellsworth, N. H. John
son of Clifton, A. F. Bleisner of
Gilman, ]. P. Olson of Maiden Rock
and G. w. Chinook of River Falls,
constitute the building committee.