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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-19

Lawrence.
For Home Market and Family Use-In
ish Beauty. Sheldon. p Barry Howell
Sickle, Louise Bonnie de Jersey. Rosoney.
Vicar Of WINFIELD. Winter Nelis and
Duchess of Angouleme-
Peaches.
Commercial-Elberta. Globe, Utah Or
atge
For Home Market and Family Use-In
addition TO above list Early Craw ford
Wheatland. For early. before liberia.
Foster Foster AiexandeT Triumph. Hale,s
Late Crawford. Kings Gins. Heath's
White Cling. For trial Muir Sneed.
Bokara No. B. Crosby and Champion
Cherries.
Commercial and Home Market Sweet.
Black Tartarian. Black Republican, Ma
poleon. EMPRESS Eugene, Dukes and
Morellos, Early Richmond. English
BIorelIo. Large Montmorency. RENE Hor-
tense
For Commercial and Home l-se-(Black
or purple), Bradshaw. Blue Damson,
Shropshire Damson: (red), Ponds Seed
ling. Burbanks. WicksOn: yellow or
inSton Golden Drop, jefferson. Imperial
gage. For trial Abundance Wild
Goose. Moore's Arctic, CIyman, Niger
Prunes.
For Commercial and Home Cse-CPur-
pIe). French, German, Italian; dark rcd,
hungarian; (green or golden colon, Silver
prune. Golden prune- For trial. Tragedy
Prime. Giant Imperial.
Apricots-MOorpark, Royal. Coe Hens
kirk Nectarine: Boston Downton-
Ounces. Meeks. Orange and Rea.
Grapes.
For commercial and home use: CBlack),
Black Prince, Concord, Worden, Moore
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-19
FRUIT GROWERS
GIVEN ADVICE
Valuable Suggestions by Horticultur-
al Society.
SALT LAKERS COMPILE LIST
OFFER HINTS ON PLANTING,
PRUNING AND IRRIGATION.

The Salt Lake County Horticultural So
ciety has issued a list Of instructions and
suggestions to fruit growers of the state
regarding the planting and culture of
fruits The society has adopted the fol-
lowing list of fruits TO be planted in
central and northern Utah:
Apples.
for Commercial Planung-JOnathan
RnOde Island Greening. Ben Davis, Gano,
Wlnesap. Louvre. Roman Beauty
FOR Family Use-NewtOWn Fippins.
Whlte Winter Pearmain, Talman Sweet.
GraVenstone, Esopus. Spitzenbere Bald
win. Grimes Golden, Northwestern
Greenlng, Maiden's Blush. Weltha. Alex
aIlder. IWentN-ounce. Yellow BeIifloWer,
York Imperial Red Astrakan. Yellow
transparent, Duchess of Oldenberg Fa-
muce. Faunce or Snow. Roman stem
Willow Twig, Northern Spy, RawIe's len
nett. Mcintosh Red, English Russell.
Red Bletigheimer, Crabs; Whuney's No.
20, Martha, Hyslops.
Pears.
COmmercial-BartIet Buerre d'Aniou.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-19
Ice Cream CAUGHT on Fire.

OF all theatrical mishaps, Mr.. Jeffer-
SON says the funniest was one which
occurred on the stage of the old Wal
nut Street theater, in his native Phila-
delphia. Camille was the play. and
all went with successful intensity till
there came that scene betwe cen the
heroine and her lover, Armand, in the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-19
LEST YOU FORGET.

We are stiH in the painting business.
with always the best paint and paint
ers- Our wall papers the most artistic
and the prices right w. a. DuVal,
10 West Second South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-19
THEY'RE HERE.

Those 1905 Baby Carriages. and
Harris is selling them at very moderate
prices. Harris State street, 234-236.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-19

Don't put a Tot of manure around
your residence, Lawn Fertilizer 10
cleaner, cheaper, better, goes further.
VOGELER'S SEED STORE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-19
Juvenile.

ROUVet-Bernardo and Laurette.
Chance-Little Folks of Many Lands.
English-Fairy Tales.
Field-EUgene Fields Book.
GrOYer-SuubOnnet Babies Book,
MorriS-Nation'S Navy.
Stoddard- Madison, Monroe ard John
Quincy Adams.
Stoddard-Rutherford Birchard Hayes,
etc.
Talma ge-First Book of Nature.
ger-MaSgie McLanehau.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-19

Inc IOllDWln& JnlrtN-fINe volumes VIII
be added 10 the public library tomorrow:
Miscellaneous.
American Folklore Society-Memoirs.
five volumes
Cubberley- Syllabus of Lectures on the
History of Education.
Ferree-American Estates and Gardens
tRcferenceD
HaKuyt-Principal Navigations and
Voyages Vol Xi.
King-PersonaI and Ideal Elements IN
Education.
Library of COnErcSs-History Of the Ii
brary of Congress. Vol T.
Library of Congress-KohI Collection of
Maps.
McCulloch-NIr. Lex: or the Legal
Status of Mother and Child.
Schurer-Jcwish People in the Time of
Christ. Five volumes.
Singer-Jewish Encyclopedia. Vol tx.
ThOmpSOn-Heredity
Enthusiastically Western Travel Vols.
Y. XII xii
Thwaites-O ORIGINAL Journals evils and
Clark Exposition. Vol. i'll
United States War observation-disclosures
and Spread of Typhoid Fever in United
States Military Camps During the Spanish
War of 1898. Two volumes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-19
Honest Plumbers.

/ NJ. Higley & Co. 100 East First
South. Phone 49, Electric wiring.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-19

Early. Black Hamburg; (red). Agawam.
Brighton. Delaware Muscat. Thompsons
ton
BIackberries.
Snide chest of alD: for trial. Wilson's
Lucretia- RaSDberries- Red. Cuthbert,
Marlboro; fbIackS Caps. Gregg and Kan
sas. Currants-Cherry, Fay's. Prolific,
White Grape. GOOseb berries Downing,
Smiths Improved and Poor Mans Straw
berries ImperfecO. Crescent, Bubach
No .. Sharpless; perfect or fertilized).
tilized berry should be judiciously plant
ed with the imperfect every three rods.
(For triaD. Warfield No. >. Parks Early.
Suggestions Are Offered.
In selecting trees from the above list
YOU. Of course, must take into cOnsid-
Grafton different soils and locations
Some varieties doing we'll in one locality
might not do so well in another. This
you VIII have TO determine by ascertain
ing the varieties that do well in the 10
caIitv in which YOU live. Most of the
cherries. especially the sweet varieties
and grapes as well. require a warm, dry
soil; hence they do better on the east
bench on the west slope of the
mountains Of Utah valley. while apples,
pears, peaches and Dlums do well in
most ar& locality in Utah valley
AS to Pruning Trees.
In planting trees care should be taken
that the tree is properly pruned. both in
top and roots Top pruning should be
done with a view of making a well bal
dnCcd, symmetrical tree as II grows old
er. hence trees should be wen cut back
within two or three feet of the ground.
Then you can form your top to suit the
nature and Growth of the tree. Never
allow forks or cross growth of limbs
in forming the top of the tree Look
well TO the root pruning. All bruised
and lacerated roots should be cut straight
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-19
DIAMOND COAL.

Sold only by Citizens Coal Company
Sc West Second South Tel 40.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-19

DR.. Hanchett's Office removed to 4oI
Mccormick Block
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-19
Silks to Lead This Season

that this viLLe the.
O bcau IfuI
a harInng
Spin
leadin SuitJ
bingham
Eagdad M9an
Checks Crepe I>aete
5 o al de hine
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-19

Early. Black Hamburg; (red). Agawam.
Brighton. Delaware Muscat. Thompsons
Seeding; Cwhite). Niagara and POckling-
ton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-19
TEA GOWNS AND
HOUSE-ROBES MONDAY AND
WEEK--HA ALE PRICE.

The beautiful creations, the largest variety and
the finest qualities brought to this city, will be
placed at your disposal Monday, at prices had to
pay for them-The Empire style, highland low neCks,
long and short sleeves and sleeveless in pink lavender
old rose light blue, heIiotrope, red, light green and
many other beautiful shades--sO nearly any one can
find her becoming color shadeThis entire stock
ranging in prices from $3.50 to $4,000 to 90 at
exactly half these prices.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-19
Beautiful Neckwear for Spring

We and praIiyf
such beat d IN UGH luxura profus sion as now.
The dainty, exclusive collar Point
set Buster Brownie sin the
ndstr
p
OrtmentO Of o ell from 15cup
lilies ands
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-19

Commercial-BartIett, Buerre DAMON.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-19

For commercial and home use; (Blsck),
Black Prince, Concord, WOrden, MOore's
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-19
MORE BOOKS COMING.
Thirty-Five Volumes Will Be Added
to the Public Library To-

The following thirty-five volumes will
be added 10 the public library tomorrow:
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-21
Interesting Letter
From WardeIl
WaIdell. Va July

Wardell, Va, July 10.
Miss Blanch Brown, OF Paint Lick,
gave several of Tazewell's prettiest
girls and brightest boys n house party,
last Thursday night, and on Friday
they met mt Wardell, where they had a
"A picnic, fished and otherwise enjoyed
themselves. On Friday night they
were given house party by Misses
Rose and Laura Ward, which was very
much enjoyed by all who were present.
In fact the whole visit Of these young
people To our community y was n plens-
ant one. The conduct OF these young
people while In our neighborhood WAS
unusually good, and they will be
warmly welcomed at any time they
wish TO make another visit Below We
give the names OF the visitors
Messrs Otis Stellar, Estelle Steele,
Alex Stellar, Lathrop O'Keeffe, Robert
Moore. Frank Lewis, Richard Peery,
jug May. Misses Margie HARRISON,
Narcie Steele, Georgia Crockett, Allie
Grey Buchanan, Alice Thompson.
Banie Hayter.
All these were from Tazewell except
Miss Alice Thompson, who was from
Thompson Valley, and Miss Banie
Hayter, Of Abingdon.
Misses Matte Fox and Matte Rhu
dy, Of Thompson Valley, were visiting
Mrs. Tom Ascue several days last
week.
Misses Stella and Maud Steele. two
OF our most popular young ladies, are
attending the teachers examination In
Tazewell, this week.
Mr.. l.. ID. Fletcher, who Is saving a
large boundry OF timber near this
place, for the Richard T.. Bear Lumber
Company, Of Baltimore, had the mis-
fortune of having his mill destroyed by
fire last saturday night. 1t Is said that
the damage will amount to three OF
for hundred dollars. The mill will lie
repaired at once.
Miss Jennie Bradshaw attended the
ice cream supper at Belfast Mills last
Saturday night.
Mr.. John O'Keeffs is gathering
up lambs in the community this week
Miss Ella Ward. the beautiful and
accomplished daughter Of Rev. j. t
Ward, OF chattanooga, Tennessee, Ii
visiting her uncle, s. b. Ward, OF thi,
place this week.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-21
Cedar Bluff.
Cedar Bluff, Va, July IL

Cedar Bluff, Va, July II.
Mr.. j. ID. Alexander and family,
after spending two weeks here at
the Sulphur Spring. have returned
to their home at Tazewell.
We are sorry to record the critical
illness of the little child of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. s. Nixon. of our town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Repass and
the children, of Bristol, Tenn, arriy-
ed yesterday to sped week at the
home of ther parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. A. Repass, of our town.
Quite number of the young la
dies of our town attended the annual
examinations of teachers at Taze.
well on the 18th and 10Th.
Mr.. 7. u. Cecil, of Monro county
w. Va, is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Il. A. Mcclure here.
Miss Hellon Repass, of our town
was in Tazewell this week To quail
ify as Notary Public and attend
the annual examination of teachers.
Rev. Mr.. Hodge, of Grundy,
preached an acceptable sermon To n
large congregation at The Methodist
Church Sunday night.
Mr.. Emmit Porter, Of Norton, il
visiting at the home OF hls uncle,
ReY. +. l.. Addington.
Our acceptable central phone OPP
orator, Miss Edna Hurt, will leave
tomorrow for n vacation of two
weeks and Miss Mary Hall will have
charge of the central office here un-
tll her return.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-21
North TazeweIl.

Mr.. II. Jones, who is work
ing in the machine shops in Blue
field, moved his family to East
Graham on the 10Th inst. We
very much regretted their depar-
ture. Mr.. Lake, of Lexington.
KY, has rented Mr.. Jones prop
erty. We welcome them to our
town.
Miss Annie Crockett, a grad
uate OF Tazewell High School,
is clerking in the store and post.
Office for the firm of ]. II. Whit
ley & Son.
Mr.. Paul Peery is erecting Z
nice residence near the Academy
The Sunday School of 1ol
total enrolment is preparing fol
. a grand picnic.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-21
Resolutions of Respect.

Whereas 1t has pleased Almighty
God, in his infinite wisdom, TO take
from our midst our beloved friend and
fellow pupil, jesse Mathews, be it re-
solved by the members OF White
Church Sunday School.
First, that in his death we lose n
most faithful and diligent pupil and a
friend and companion ever, cheerful
and bright.
Second, that for faithfulness TO dutv
and for manliness and gentleness OF
character, We esteem his life as worthy
OF emulation and as an inspiration 70
better living
Third, that we extend 10 the grief.
stricken father and relatives our heart.
felt sympathy in this their bereave
ment.
Fourth, that a copy OF these resolu
tons he spread upon the records of tb,
Sunday School, and that copies b,
sent to his, his aunt, Miss BETH,
Mathews and TO the Clinch ValIe,
News.
Walter WINNER,
Eddie Thompson.
Jesse Cregar, Oonuhhittee.
!! Willie Harris,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-21
CONGRESSMAN HAYS REPLY.

CONGRESSMAN HAYS REPLY.
Congressman James Hay, OF Seventh
Virginia District. who presided over
the last Democratic State Convention.
and who is chairman OF the Democratic
Congressional Caucus, last night gave
out the following in reply to the letter
OF Congressman William A. Jones.
p @nted in Leesburg Mirror and in the
EEening Journal;
THAT letter" says Mr.. Hay, dis
plays lack OF accurate information
about the happenings in Congress un-
der his own eye, aud an ignorance of
the organization and names OF the
committees OF the Senate that are sim
ply amazing.
"The predominant idea running
through the entire letter is that Senator
Martin, personally and through his
friends, is putting up an undue and
arrogant claim of services 10 his con
stituents, the people of Virginia; and
this, too, in derogation OF the Just
claims Of Senator Daniel. Now, the
truth is that these two Senators are
fast, cordial and confidential friends.
and that at all times, and especially i'm
this campaign, they have We'd in ac-
cording credit, each to the other, fer
services to the Virginia people in
the national Senate.
The stale and discredited, but vet
persistent, endeavor to disparage the
part taken by Senator Martin in the
settlement OF the claims between Vir-
ginia and the general government. is
the burden OF the letter OF Mr.. Jones.
He says:
cit was Senator Daniel who secur-
ed the consent of the Appropriations
Committee, OF which he himself was
and is member, to the passage of
The resolution under which the settle
ment was finally Effected
"Now, this claim was never referred
to the Committee on Appropriations.
but to the Committee on Claims. of
which Senator Martin is and was then
the ranking Democratic member. The
bill for this claim was reported by
Senator Martin from a subcommittee
of the Committee on Claims. Again Mr..
Jones says:
"'All that Senator Martin did or
could have done, was to refer TO the
Committee on Resolutions the resolu-
ton In the from Of an amendment
which Senator Daniel had the year be-
fore prepared and reported TO that
committee, and the adoption of which
in the Senate he had secured.
"Now, there is no such committee in
the Senate as the Committee on Reso.
lutions
"The history of this settlement has
been hundred times correctly stated
in the public press, and Senator Mar.
tin has time and again, in published
interviews and in public speeches dis.
avowed being the author Of the bill
and accorded the credit to Senate,
Daniel. And yet Mr.. Jones repeats the
assertion 80 often denied, that Senator
Martin is contending for the entire
credit Of the settlement OF this claim
The bill reopening the settlement O
the Virginia claim in 1926 was con
ceived, prepared and introduced b,
Senator Daniel. Senator Martin ha
repeatedly so declared. 1t passed tn
Senate, but was defeated In the House
At the next session Senator Daniel be
ing absent on account Of sickness, tn
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-21
Marriage at Cove Creek.
Cove Creek, Va, Ju

Cove Creek, Va, July II.
On Wednesday evening, tho 9th.
Mr.. Geo. Mitchell, OF Welch, and
Miss Nirgie Walker, of lIockman,
were united in marriage at Graham
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Robert Walker. An elegant
dinner was serYed at the brides
home just before tho ceremony was
performed. Several of the intimate
friends were present. Messrs. Neil
Mitchell, o. u. Walker, Misses Annie
Walker, Holbrook and Bette Saryer.
The bride wore II gown of white,
trimmed in white lace. She is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Walker. The groom is successful
young business man OF Welch. May
success aud happiness attend them
through life.
Mrs. Julia Gregory was visiting G..
j. Compton and family last week.
Miss Mary Hunnel is very i'll al
this writing.
Miss Maggie Steele spent Sunday
at Mr.. John Crabiree's.
Quite number Of the young folks
from this place went to Wolf Creek
the first Sunday to attend Children's
Day exercises.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-21
Pocahontas Local News
Pocahontas, Va, Iulv !

Pocahontas, Va, July ~.
Herbert Ward, brother of DIR.
l.. +. Ward, the popular dentist
here, was drowned recently at
St. Paul, MINI.
Supt. Hawke and family have
returned recently from vacation
North and East, much refreshed
by their visit.
Treasurer Wood has returned
after business trip here.
Mrs. w. +. Jenkins is recov-
ering from a recent protracted
illness. She was critically i'll at
one time and her friends note her
recovery with much pleasure.
The Inn, under the new man
agement, is having an unprece-
deuted run. The table service
and entire management is very
popular with the public. MIR.
Turner, former niget clerk, is
now chief day clerk, and is max
ing name for himself.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-21
Here's 10 Prof. Webber.

Prof John Wobber is ia town today,
just returned from down the Clinch
lie sells great piano, on which
He declares he has u cinch.
Ho slipped at Coeburn and sprained
his foot,
But declares he's still in tho ring,
Tho oui the trip, we'ro authorized
To say,
That he failed To sell darned thing
SNAKE EDITOR.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-21
NOTHING IN
NEW CAR LINE
Scheme a Good One Tho'-Talk
of Extension of Electric
Line to Fair Grounds.

~hAAO w NIlOullNN.
For sometime it has been rumored 4
that the electric car line would be
extended to the Fair Grounds this
summer. This rumor has no foun-
dation in fset-only wish expressed
by somebody that this line was ex-
tended No doubt the crowds at
tending the Fair this fall could be
much more easily and com fortably
handled, and for the time being
would be great convenience, but
how TO make the line pay the rest of
OF the year would be problem. The
line will not be built this year, even
1T the company had the time TO do
SO, which they have not.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-21
PREACHER AND
BOYS IN TROUBLE
Rev. Mr.. Dixon, Methodist Min
ister' Before Mayor for AL
legged Whipping of Boy.

leged Whipping of Boy.
certain reports have been current I'm
the community this week concerning
an alleged difficulty said to have taken
place on Tuesday between Rev. Mr.
Dickson, the preacher in charge of the
Iazewell and Liberty Hill Circuit. and
isay Barnett, the young son OF w. p.
Barnett, aged about IL years. who
iiVes IN this town. Rev. Mr.. Dickson
lives In tho West end OF town. I'm the
new parsonage recently built. Report
had It that the preacher had knocked
the Barnett boy down and otherwise
mistreated him for some offence com.
initted In front OF. and near bv the
parsonage. There We're 80 many con-
'ilciing rumom- some OF them very
unreasonable and preposterous. that
representative OF this paper called To
see Mr.. Dickson Yesterday, and got a
statement from him direct concerning
the matter, and gives the statement
here.
Al tho corner OF Mr.. Dickson's
iot ls large gate which opens into n
pasture where "A number of town cows
arc p'isturcd. Nigh; and morning the
cow boys-qute number. both white
ana black, gather at the gate with
their COWS. Some OF these boys, arc
not always choice In their language or
circumspcct In behavior, or particular
M To whom they annoy. On last Tues
day morning Mr.. Dickson heard loud
screaming and yelling at the gate
which was annoying his wife. whose
NE was hanging. 1t seemed by thread,
she having given birth 10 n baby a
lew hourH before, and had had repeat-
eel convulaions. Mr.. Dickson went ont
10 stop the noise for his wifes sake.
lie foEnd the Barnett boy whipping n
little colored boy with buggy whip.
The minister asked the boy To stop.
ana give up the whip. He refused To
do 30, and raised the butt of the whip
To strike him, Dickson. Tho preacher
caught the whip and tried TO jerk It.
away. The boy held on, and was
Ierked To the ground. While down on
tho ground the minister said, IL gave
him Two spanISs with my open hand ON
his rump, and told him To 90 on and
behave himself He got up and went
off, and this was all OF IL. L never
struck him with my fist, or touched
him otherwise than / have said"
Mr.. Dicksons statement contradIcts
the report that he struck the boy with
his fist, or kicked him, or struck him
with leather strop, as reported. On
his way back TO the house he did pick
| up strop which was lying In the yard.
and which he had In his hand when he
entered the house, and which perhaps
gave rise to the report that he had
usei a strop on the boy.
| The above are the plain facts i'm the
case as reported direct from Mr.. Dick
son, and are published with his an
proval.
Mrs, Diclson's condition is a very
precarlous one, and this unfortunate
episode has not tended TO aid her re-
covery.
AS we go to press this morning
the case is being investigated In the
Mayors Court on Warrant swor,
out by Mr. Barnett.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-21
HAY AND DANIEL.
REPLY TO JONES
LETTERON MARTIN

Congressman Hay and Senator
Daniel Reply to Congressman
Jones in Strong Terms on The
Senatorial Cont oversy, an d
Show that Senator Martin
Does Not Claim Half He De-
serves.
Washington, ID. c., July l4.-"I gave
out an interview some months ago,
In which 1 said that Senator Martin
had never claimed credit for what he
did not accomplish, and that / have al
ways found him exceedingly generous
in such matters. L have seen no rea-
son TO alter my opinion since then
Senator Martins ability in the Senate
has not been overrated or overstated.
What i said in that interview / can re-
iterate Now"
In these words Senator John W
Daniel today expressed himself in the
letter written to Colonel II. n. Harper
by Representative William A. Jones.
in which the latter accused Seoator
Martin and his friends OF claiming for
him credit that was due Senator Dan
iel.
Shown the interview given ont by
Representative Hay last night, in which
that gentleman replied To Mr.. Jones
statements, Senator Daniel said that
the statements therein made were true.
80 f.ir ~ they affected him.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-21
Mule Lost Reward.

"A dark brown mare mule, lame in
iett hind leg, caused by enlarged
hook, medium sized, and scar ON
right hip, strayed from my home at
Bramwell, w. Va. about two weeks
ago: A liberal reward will be paid
Tor ITS return to me, or Information
leading to her recovery.
L. ID. LEE, Bramwell, w. Va.