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La Junta tribune., 1907-09-07
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 7. 1907

JUNrk Is CITY OF SIX
thousand population and county
s~at Of Uteru county. the greatest
agricultural county ia the ArEnu'
sas Valley. three pert -ugar fac,
tori-. b-inZ located within It, boun.
uafirs. Ia Iunts l. located a. the Junction Df
three divisions nt the Atohlsoo- Topeka and
santa tr, 81 miller .c,t OF hhhsa, Llp'
miles east of Pueblo, and eighty Onr miles
north aud EAST of Trinidad. la lrpi tn. santa
Pc Ip-ud,i siDypyi 10 p-rmln-nl coustruc-
tion work consisting Of mhchiu- -hOp,. .tore-
house,, ruunihou.-, etc. The raiiroadcotH-
pany employ, 80 men and pays out nonthly
at thI. place uS-r $500 for labor. The S~ink
sugar Pactory. tive miles vest OF La JnBts
was erected ia it.,iat cost of 81 ,apD,OpJ. La
Junta hn. Just rebuilt aud extended IL. water
stem at an expense Oi sOpD. lt l. owned
b, the city. and commenced operations fsOm a
altitude d. I.o15 feet, and the climate taken
the year round. l. ug.ur passed. Almost con.
sthnt sunshine chnrarisrizc- the winter. aud
= wholly cloudy day IL a rarity La Juuts has
all the met rof-plithn convenience needed by =
city OF - sU population. Including many mile,
OF brick Sidewalk, "A p-rfsct system of .hnl-
tary >swrrag-, m electric light plant " htch
supplies al hll-dHy hud nll-uight service, an ar
tificial tc. plhg' Of seYrh tons daily capacity.
modern cold .torag" plant With capacity
~ storing 300 ton, Of pure mountain ice,
three rural tres delivery routes. city letter car
ri-r Office Tor local delivery. fr. department.
telephone sy-i-m with LOO .ub>crih--r- aud
long distance connection with any part OF h.
state school system eNcrlicst by 40 city /.
tho state. employing tS"uty seven t"hch.rs
la tSrnty two rooms. " ltb a new sps.sp high
~chnoi completed ia 1877. ten churches, sixteen
-ss.r.t and frRt-TuaI order, two h1uks $50 30
capital and sijDbr drpu-it-. Dii- DAILY and
tN1 weekly urN -pArrr,, opera house ~! 20
seating capacity. brick plant uf Gb.ybD daily ca
pEcttys manufacturing h''>i quality o' Writ ttst
brick -four mill uf 20 bnrrel. ..a.ly capacity.
cement block plant. Ia fact. La Juutr J., one
o' the best town "i - 'tzr la Colorado
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-11-08

). I. Constable, az years old, died in
the home of his brother, c. H. Consta-
bic. near Warsaw last week.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-11-08
NEWS ITEMS.
Up TO this time the Panama canal
has cost more than 1929, 600, 600.

Up to this time the Panama canal
has cost more than s129, 600, 600.
President Roosevelt has issued his
proclamation fixing November % as
Thanksgiving Day.
Maj. E. f. Morgan, temporary super
intendent of the State penitentiary,
has been elected superintendent.
A ship arrived this week from Eng
land with eight millions in gold-more
than the Spanish Armada was worth
to relieve the money stringency in New
York.
President Roosevelt rode with Gen.
Stephen d. Lee at the head of a par
AIDE at Vicksburg, Miss. In his speech
the President paid tribute to Jeffer-
son Davis.
General and Mrs. Fred d. Grant viii
be the guests of Governor and Mrs.
Swanson here Nov. 18th. This is sale
to be the first time Grant has beer
entertained in the old Confederate
capitol. The visitors will be lionizec
by society.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-11-08
CAPTAIN ARRESTED FOR CRUELTY

The United States revenue cutter
Apache, in command of Lieut.. C. F.
Howell, arrived in Baltimore Sunday
from the Potomac river with Capt.
Jeff Williams, of the oyster dredger
Wilma A. Florence, who is charged
with cruelty to his crew-John Fl. Pos
tum, the cook; Thomas Glyn and Geo.
Brown, negro dredgers, and "Sam''
Telitzsky, a 17-year-old boy, whose
mother says he was shanghaied. Cap
tain Williams was arrested Saturday in
Upper Machodoc creek by Lieut.. Cecil
M. Gabbett, of the Apache, who de-
livered him and the crew to Marshal
Langhammer. Telitzsky was taken of
the skipjack Maggie Lee near Black
stones Island, in the Potomac river.
The arrest of Captain Williams came
about through the report to the United
States Marshal of Thomas Berry, who
signed on the Florence as a dredger.
Berry said that the crew was being i'll
treated by Captain Williams and that
blows were frequent and hard work
plentiful. The skipjack was sighted
running into Machodoc creek, in shoal
water. The launch was put overheard.
and Lieutenant Gabbett went in pursuit.
The Florence was anchored near the
place where Captain Williams and the
mate, William Marshall, who is his SON.
in-law, live. Mrs. Williams is an in
valid, and when she saw Lieutenant
Gabbett and the uniformed crew of the
launch she tainted. The mates wife
went into Mysteries, and both refused
to be quoted.
A shotgun, revolvers and pair of cap
stan bars were taken off the Florence.
Glyn, the colored member of the crew,
said that both the vessels officers had
threatened them with the firearms and
that there was hardly place on his
body that the bars had not hit. He
said he could show the scars.
This was the first report this season
of cruelties on the part of oyster cap
tains.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-11-08
NORFOLK HANDICAPPED.

The Chesapeake and it's tributaries
produce eighty per cent of the worlds
oyster supply. Of this production
something like one half is taken from
the waters of Virginia. Considering its
nearness to these vast oyster fields its
excellent transportation facilities. both
rail and water, for reaching the
markets throughout the country. Nor
folk should be the codntry's oyster en-
porium, handling practically all the
oysters produced in the State. And vet
the great bulk of the oysters grown IA
the Potomac and Rappahannock river
sections go to Baltimore, instead Of
coming here. The reason is not far 70
seek. 1t hes in the lack of ADEQUATE
means OF communication with that terri
tory. If Norfolk is to secure this
trade, it must furnish the transpor-
tation facilities for bringing it here. II
is not especially creditable to the citv's
enterprise that such facilities have NOT
been provided long ago.-Viryinian-
Pilot, Norfolk.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-11-08
SOME WEDDINGS.

DR.. and Mrs. Edward Stanard Buff
fington, of Huntington, w. Va, have
issued invitations to the marriage of
their niece, Miss Mamie Burlington
Pitts. to Mr.. Thomas Mckinney Hayes,
to take place Wednesday evening, No
vember 18th, 1907, at o'clock.
Hon. and Mrs. r. Carter Wexford. of
Sabine Hail." Richmond county. on
Wednesday gave in marriage their
daughter, Miss Caroline Randolph, to
Mr.. Frank b. Guest. The nuptials
were in keeping with elegant hospital
ity of that old Virginia home.
Cards were issued announcing the
marriage of Rev. C. 0. futile, pastor
of Montross Circuit, to Miss Daisy Nav
Hemphill, of Nashville, Tenn. The
marriage took place in that city yester-
day. Mr.. Tuttle, after visiting his home
In Hanover county. will attend the An
nual Conference, held In Petersburg.
Va, beginning next Wednesday. Rev.
futile has been on Montross circuit
two years and has greatly endeared
himself to the people there.
On Thursday of last week at the home
of the brides parents, Captain and Mrs.
w. E. Hudgins, of Norfolk, their
daughter, Miss Leonide de Montalant,
was united in marriage to Mr.. Edward
Huger Lucas, of Florence, S. C. The
wedding was very quiet, only the rela-
tives and intimate friends being invited.
The brides sister, Miss Caroline Hud-
gins, was maid of honor. Mr.. Ravenel
Lucas, brother of the groom, acted as
best man. Following the wedding a
reception was given. Miss Hudgins is
daughter of Capt. w. e. Hudgins, of
the Virginia navy and is one of Norfolk's
most beautiful young women and social
favorite. Mr.. Lucasis popular young
business man of Florence.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-11-08
Maryland, New Jersey and Rhode Island Demo
Cratic-Ne'g York City and Cleveland
Elect Democratic Officials.
GENERAL GAIN FOR PARTY In THE EAST
IT, G. Newb Defeats o. Norris Jr and Reelected Common
wealth Attorney of Lancaster County. James A.
ChOwnlng for Sheriff and R. R. Dunaway
Treasurer Of County,
PENNSYLVANIA AND MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLICAN.
Treasurer OF County.

Delegate
entire vote Lancaster being poed
other counties supporting T. Democrat
Delegates
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-11-08
LETTER no A. JAHES, SIR.
White Stone Va.

DEAR SIR; Take two-story house and
reckon the costs with different paints; Won
will be surprised. Say the house hasa total
of S2l0 square feet.
Divide by 800; you buy IL gallons. That's
the rule; but it never comes-out SO.
Buy any other paint than Devoe, you will
have to buy moSe, up TO possibly % gallons
Paint Devoe, and you'll have a gallon or two
to return. Here are some experiences:
N. X. watkins, Lott, Texas, used 10 gallons
on his house before; bought % gallons Devoe
for same house and had left.
G. b. Edwards, of Edwards s. Broughton
printers. Raleigh, N. C., used 30 gallons paste
paint on his house; bought 30 gallons Devoe for
same house and had 10 left. Go by the gallons
Yours truly
L. w. DEVOE & co.
Messick & Gunby sell our paint.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-11-08
GASOLINE BOATS FOR SALE,

For SALE. One thirty foot canoe.
Cabin over all. 10 II. p. Trebert
Engine. Reversible propeller. Apple
ignition system runs engine and electric
light; Double cylinder four cycle. New,
speedy, reliable and in perfect condition.
Cost over $500. Will sell for $3.50 cash,
or 500 on time with satisfactory paper.
address all communications to Evan
owen, Weems, Va, where boat can be
seen.
Also one Staten Island power skiff.
q feet Al H. p. Termatt and Monahan
single cylinder. Reversible engine. Boat
very seaworthy will carry so bushels of
oysters or five thousand shingles. Boat
ard engine comparatively new. Price
$3.50, way below cost. Apply to
EVAN OWEN, Weems, Va.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-11-08
SHOOTING ARRAY ON OCEAN.

Captain John w. McNeal arrived at
Reedville, Va, Friday night bringing
Lucius Hudnall, who had been shot by
Jerry Travers. The shooting occurred
on the Atlantic ocean off Ocean City.
Magistrate T. j. Williams released
Travers on bail in the sum of $500, for
his appearance before the United States
court. c. S. Towles, commonwealth
attorney of Northumberland county,
appeared for the government. Hudnall,
it is thought, will recover.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-11-08
FOR SALE,

ikFILL SELL MY PRETTY HOME
wv at Lottsburg, consisting of DWELL
~ ing with six rooms and two halls,
new barn, large blacksmith and coach
shops, tract of land, etc. Any one
wishing to see place can call and be
shown over premises. Possession given
on short notice. For particulars address
j. II. WEAVER, Lottsburg, Va.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-11-08

WE SURRENDER editorial space
this issue to the game laws, election
news aud flood of communications
ALI probably of more interest to
our readers than would be editorial
illusions.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-11-08
WEIR POLES AND LUMBER,

THE UNDERSIGNED will be pleased
to communicate with parties In want
Z OF Weir Poles and Lumber, long or
short lengths.
w. 81. JESSE, Litwalton, Va.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-11-08
SOME DEATHS.

S. 7. Constable, AZ years old, died in
the home of his brother, c. H. Consta-
bic, near Warsaw last week.
The remains of Miss Mamie Pendle-
ton, who died in Norfolk recently. were
taken to Warsaw and Inferred in St
Johns cemetery.
Virgil S. Fitchett, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dallas p. Fitchett, near Kilmar-
mock, oneof Lancaster's best and most
loved boys, departed this life last SUM-
day night in the City of Lynchburg,
Va. where he had gone to take a spe-
ciai course in the Piedmont Business
College. His sickness was about three
weeks duration, and the disease that
SO soon brought his young, promising
NE to close here was typhoid fever
In its most fatal form. Everything
was done to keep him here that human
knowledge could suggest, or human
power perform. Prayers of the most
earnest sort went up to God in his be-
ha!f from anxious hearts, here at home
and also in the city where he died and
where he had made so many friends.
God seemed to have work for him 10 do
IN nobler and higher field than earth
could furnish, so He disappointed our
highest expectations and crushed our
fondest hopes by taking him from his
many loved ones on earth. and GIVING
him place in the deathless mansions
of light and love.
he mad been member of White
Stone Methodist Church, South. for
about i've years, and leaves an exampIe
behind HIM that his many young COM
panions could follow with great profit.
hts lifeless body came home and to his
heart broken mother on Tuesday af-
ternoon. accompanied by his sorrowine
father, who feels so keenly the loss of
ms only boy, and by his fond and deyo-
ted sister who nursed him so faithfully
ana lovingly and who now turns awav
from the new made grave to live with
out noble brothers love and nrotec-
ZION. On Wednesday. the day on which
ne would have been twenty one wears
Oh age had he lived, we tenderly laiAbis
mortal remains in the family cep,eterv
m the presence of large crowd of
friends who held him in hisl esteem,
and who wept in tenderest sympathy
with the family; because he, was gone.
But we sorrow not as those who have
no hope, for he died well, trusting in
the Lord and asking his friends and
Kindred to meet h;m, in. heaven. Nav
the consolation that cometh from God
be given to the father, mother and
sister in sufficient measure to enable
them to endure, as seeing Him who is
invisible.
Aftle wayl know Ii Is not far
To that dear home whore my beloved are.
And still my heart sits, like a bird. moon
The empty nest, and mourns its treasures o,os,.
Plumed for the fight,
And vanished quite
An me! Where is the comfort2 though / acy.
They have but journeyed on little way.
a little way! The sentence L repeat.
Hoping and longing to extract some sweep
To minele with the bitter from thy hand
take theeup cannot understand.
And In my weakness give myself to Thee.
Although it seems so very, very far
To that dear home where my beloved are.
l know, l know it is not so.
oh, give me faith to believe it when say.
They are gone. gone but little way.
E. r. GARNER.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-11-08
Friday. November s, 1907.

SAID Gen. Joseph Reed, of Revo-
lusionary fame-"I am not worth
purchasing; but such as | am the
King Of Graf Bissin ia not rich
enough To do IT," How true the
hrss part IF it is about many in poll
tics, but how far short the close is
apphcab!el Bought for lesa than a
''mess of pottage."
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-11-08

KEEP your eye on Tom johnson,
of Ohio-now full grown PRESIDED
tisl timber President Roosevelt
sent his strongest Buckeye, Con-
gresham Burton, to put Tom ont of
tu'ines:-and got put out of good
Congressional job, ne did.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-11-08

LANcAsTER's fair is In full blast
(the last in the State) as we go to
press. Large crowds, bright spirits
and good weather prevail.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-11-08
LANCASTER COUNTY.

Courthouse ie4 1859 8T4 81 1856 1853
Island 20 20 IA Is IS II 20
l. Total g4s $50 42a ais 4Ol.as2 gn
Frank G. Newbls majority
James chowng by
r. R. Dunaway wasee treasurer without OPPOSITE
DISTRICT.
yUhn Mekenney elected constable
Skov James, Chiffon justices
John Tapscott by majority of g.
R. H. c S R Of poor over D. r. Dogget by majority Of e.
peace L. R. Fleming and H. Baker
MANruA DISTRICT
e. Became was elected Pkard
each received one vote forusce elected The last
", p M Pi1ekard elected constable without opposition
Same old County Committee
NOTES
In the tuesdays election Mr. Newbi the
fishing steamers belonging plants county
The other against him was the strong feeling
rabe number of b contest in this county as result Of which e0nsd
vote Tuesday in defeat
the county organized pd exception
TINS was the motive for deciding
well beloved primary and the carried well all through
NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY.
s. Towes Attorney without opposition
pOng the tu Democratic VOTE James
W. EcheIberger
e b Mr. Belts opposed by Howard Gill and James
election The vote Stood Belts, Gill, Beane %.
RICHMOND COUNTY
In Richmond omOhundrO Democrat treasurer was de-
democrat for sheriff. defeated w
ESSEX COUNTY
The entire Democratic ticket of Essex opposition
House of Delegates Essex Bkey
1ey for the Commonwealth John M Tei
IN OTHER SECTIONS
Partial election Conn,onwealth Attorney
hear The following opposition
B. Taylor, j. Fl. seawel w. S' OS " "
c. Goodrich Democrat elected for House of DELEGATES from no
syvana over Evans Republican
The Democrats swept the State light
majority. - w ~ S " INC u
In Rockingham swept opposition and was returned
legislative ticket through with him ~ w 11 DeO COUNTY anu
Twenty eighth ~
Mayor Tom L. johnson Mayor
land hardught battle Republican Con
theodore E. Burton chairman of the
In New York State Edward jointly
the Republican and Democratic tickets
Tammay candidates Independence League by large
In Massachusetts, Governor Guild Republican plurality
candidate for Governor had plurality of 81 600
In Pennsylvania Republican ticket for State
is elected by large majority
Crothes Democrat will be the next Governor of
Approximately plurality Gather will be
about while his running maot
elect rOhers will have
ticket with him having beenel
Former Governor John Walter
than enough votes insure his nomination election
Gov James Higgins Democrat
all he
Lieutenant year. State
ticket Republican
The
into four districts of which
the choice
license while the Wilmington portion
outside the AS
nation will be issued probably within week,
county which will be
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