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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-07-10

Clans and papers had pictured
him. The presentation of the hand
some cup (more like an urn) and the
flags, took but short while, and thes 2
hfteen or twenty minutes bursts of ell
oquence of Judge Rhea was all too
short for the temper of the people who
now wanted to hear more from him.
lie was stranger among our people
and as such excited interest and Curl
osity, second only to that centered in
William j.. Bryan.
RAaE TREAT FOR THE LAST.
The choicest entertainment to the
senses of promiscuous audience, and
especially to people that are so mus
ically inclined, was that by the Masonic
Quartette and their comic side partner,
tJeter Jones. AS piece after piece was
rendered the applause grew and en-
cores became the ruling passion with
the house. Even a facile pen would
fail to do justice to the talent of these
five young men and the goodly favor
they are received with wherever thew
go in their work of love. To DIR. G..
II. Oliver and Will Phillips the people
are indebted for this engaging feature
OF the entertainment. They remained
till Sunday and that morning sang at
services in the Methodist church. Miss
! Lille Gaines, of Essex county, sang
two selections during the evenings en-
tertainment.
At eleven p. m. everything disbanded
and for several hours the majestic Rap
pahannock, was alive with craft bear.
ing living freight to their several homes.
Among the distinguished visitors
from distance who were too modest tc
take prominent part in the exercises
and who threatened dire results if the
CITIZEN got their names in the paper
were Hon. Rorer A. James, of Dan
vile; George p. Mundy, assistant-pri.
vate Secre tary to Governor Swanson
Capt. w f. Goffigan, the patriarch OF
York; Sher. If Curtis, of Elizabeth CITY
A. Prescott Rowe, editor the Freder.
icksburg Free Lance and Star; DIR. c.
f. Newbill, of Norfolk.
Department was superb, no police
assistance being needed during the day
and no evidence whatever that there
was any liquor.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-07-10

"Sam" Williams of having stolen all
his speech except his jokes, the Judge,
nevertheless, found voice and data
enough to engage the attention of the
more re-than-representative audience for
nearly an hour. The coming of this
old soldier was greeted by the two or
three hundred veterans from Lawson
Ball. Wright-Latane, Page-Puller, Lane
Diggs the Westmoreland and Magru-
der Camps with much enthusiasm,
and his speech and presence added
greatly to the days triumphs.
No allusion to politics entered the
days program and speakers and people
felt the whole-souled inspiration that
comes from elbow-touching of gen.
erous and patriotic people. The Stars
and Stripes received encomiums along
with the Stars and Bars, the Blue with
the Gray. Among the interested at
tendants, making all happy and COM
Portable so far as they could, were Capt.
Geo. p. Squires and Capt Stehman
fOiHCy, uHiOh-SOiuicIS anu IeInDSTS OF
the Grand Army of the Republic.
Capt. w. w. Old, jr., of Norfolk,
Past-Grand Commander of the Sons OF
Veterans, after the exercises took the
names of the Sons present and will have
the Lancaster Camp reorganized.
HOT BASEBALL.
At p. n. ball was called. Tappa-
hammock scored an inning before the
rain, and after that it was to on a
slippery field up to the seventh inning.
Then the visitors began scoring, and
won out to A.. The game was pret.
ty one, and but for the wet field anc
interference. of the pressing crowd the
score would haye been exceedingly
small. Tappahannock has agood team
splendid team, of young gentlemen
who know how to play ball. and they
wear their laurels with dignity. 1t i:
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-07-10
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
HOW 1T WAS OBSERVED IN LANCASTER.
Launch Races. Baseball, Confederate Reunion,
Sons, Daughters. Fathers, Mothers, Sweet
hearts, Sisters, Cousins and AuntS all
have Gala Time.
NOTED STATESMEN AT lRyINGTON.
have Gala Time.

of wit to the crowd and his eloquence
! TO the ladies, who encored him time
and again. The ladies' again sang, as
the crowd was invited to the Opera
House, where but six hundred ladies
and gentlemen could be accommodated.
to hear Judge Mann, reinforced by the
Ladies Choir and the Masonic Quartette.
The latter is composed of Messrs. w. A.
Watkins, 10. White, VIII j. Phillips and
Senator Latham Fletcher, braced up by
Jeter Jones, who is deservedly styled
the prince of comic song.
The Ladies' Choir led off with Con-
federate air and the Quartette, after
their opening piece, sang back at the
pretty girls a charming love ditty which
was received with the modesty becom-
ing Virginia women. By-the-way, in
passing, the speakers of the day seemed
bent on falling in love with the ladies
In the throng, repeating that they had
not seen so many pretty women punched
together in one day in their lives. And
the old Vets were not behind i'm their
compliments. But-tell it not TO their
wives or sweetheartsI-the way that
Quintette played eyes with our choir
girls convinced many an old sinner that
eyes could look love to "eyes that spake
again.
JUDGE MANN ELECTS CHEERS
Judge Mann was happily introduced
by DIR. JOS. w. Eggleston, of Richmond.
Grandmaster of Masons (who himself
had been introduced by w. Mcdonald
Lee). The Doctor took the measure
of the happy audience in short order
and touched them up a meter or two.
He received much applause, and when
he named Judge Mann as the orator of
the occasion there was an ovation. The
Judge caught the crowd at the outset
with few good anecdotes and some
badinage with the distinguished men on
the stage. He. too, fell under the spell
of the enchanting eyes and features of
our ladies', and expressed himself not
surprised that he had lost his son, who
happened to be tolled off and cornered
by some of the fair damsels. Accusing
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-07-10
UDGE RHEA DELIGHTS THE
AUDIENCE.

After the ball game, supper and re-
freshments were partaken of, and at
$3.50 the Opera House was again packed.
to hear Prince Jeter Jones and the
Masonic Quartette, also to witness the
delivery of cup and flags to the Yacht
winners. Following song by the La
dies Choir and one by the Quartette.
Judge VIM. F. Rhea, member of the
State Corporation Commission. was
eloquently introduced by Hon. T. r. B.
Wright, Judge of this Circuit and COM
mander of the Essex camp. Judge
Wright was exceedingly felicitious in
his remarks, at the close of which and
the arising of the distinguished South
west fighter, the packed audience cheer
ed Justify. Judge Rhea, who had come
with his wife to enjoy and not partici-
patein the occasion. caught the audience
with his great wit and humor and
his eloquent tributes to our section
upon this his first visit. Mrs
Rhea had been indisposed all day.
remaining at the hotel with her hus-
band; so the ex-Congressman, the only
man who has whipped the Republicans
in the great Ninth District in MANY
years, was seen during the day
by only a few. When he arose
he took the breath away from MANY.
Tor his features looked every inch the
man and fighter that he is. He has withal
the demeanor and visage of the true
Virginia gentleman. With his white
tie and clean chiseled and angular fea-
lures he had been accosted that day for
Methodist preacher. When he told
this on one of our most venerable citi-
zens the audience hit the mark and
l went Off into risibles. Judge Rhea was
the cynosure of all eyes and probably
a little bit of a hero for the occasion.
his eloquence, dignity and magnificent
bearing capturing all, even to the ex-
tent of some of up-the-Neck folks, who
expressed surprise that he was not the
thug and rough that some politi-
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-07-10

TO the credit of the Irvington boys (who
utilized probably couple of second
nine players") that they held the visitors
down as they did. surprising many who
had expected walk-over by the Essex
boys. Denny Wright, of Tappahan-
mock, who might be styled profession
al pitcher, knows his stunts and works
beautifully. Irvingtonians are proud
that their pitcher, Perry Simmons,
however, showed up equally as
well. Essex honored the occasion with
more than a hundred enthusiastic
people, and they cheered and rooted
for their players nobly. Shortly after
the game began Sharps wharf team
and other visitors arrived from the ex-
ercises at-our sister town of Urbanna.
Messrs. A. B. Hammell, of Lancaster,
and doc" Baugher, of Baltimore,
were the umpires, and gave entire salts
faction. Messrs. Irving F. Jones and
+, Coyey Anderton were managers,
respectively, of Irvington and Tappa-
hammock.
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Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
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Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
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return of Governor Torres before final settlement was made.
 The Yaquis during the time they have been on the warpath have done much damage to sections of Sonora, interfering with mining interests and retarding the development of the coun try.
 Hundreds of the Indians were cap tured and deported to the Island of Ycatan, but there still remained scv' cral bad bands that continued to rob plundcr and murder.
 Witn the establishment of peace ii is probable that number of Yagui' will still remain in the country and will go back to pursuits of peace. Be fore the Yaqui war broke out, the In dians were counted the best laborer' in Sonora and were employed in tho mines and on the ranches
 .EI. PASO, Tex. Nov. B. News wal received today from various sources of n battle between Papago Indians and Yaquis in the Altar district, Son ora. in which forty Yaquis were kill ed. IL is reported that the Mexican government armed the Papagoes, who lured the Yaguis into ambush and slaughtered them. The story is moi officially confirmed.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
BRINGS IN T|O|NGS OF SHOOTING
 AFFRAy
Fred Rowe Reported To Have Badly Wounded
 Ed Parsons

Fatigucd and frightened. Mrs. Peat and her sister. Mrs. Bates, arrived here last night from the Government Springs station. eight miles south of here, and informed the sherin's office that Fred Rowe had snot and seriously if not mortally wounded Ed Parson.
 The shooting took place at c o'clock at the station, which Is owned by Mrs. Peat. Only meagcr particulars of the aifray were learned as the women left the place immediately after the shoot ing fearing Rowe. They walked to this city, arriving here at l0:3O O clock.
 Mrs. Peat said that the man ar. rived at ner place short time before the shooting They were intoxicated and quarrcling. She admitted hearing Rowe tell Parsons that he would shoot him. Mrs. Peat said that she ran to the phone and was m the act of tel. cphoning to the sheriY's office wnen the shot was fired. She immediately dropped the phone and ran from the place, followed by her sister, both coming to this city
 Mrs. Peat says that the weapon used by Rowe was n shotgun. Rowe shot at Parsons, who was standing in tne door. She believes that the charge of the sho, lodged in Parsons side. She noticed him bleeding and hurried from the place. fearing, she said, that Rowe might injure her and her sister as they were alone in the place.
 Immediately after their arrival in the shcriif's office, Dr. Looney and Deputy Sheriff Merritt left for the scene of the shooting. They were fo! lowed by Mrs. Peat and Mrs. aBtes in another conveyance.
 Rowe and Parsons are old time res 1 idents of the Catoctin section of tho IIassayampa district. Both left ber' yesterday afternoon for their mining camps slightly under the influence Of liquor. Arriving at Government Springs station they became involved in the quarrel which resulted in tho shooting. They are miners and pros pectors by occupation. Both are ad vanccd in years.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
FACES CRIMINAL LIBEL.
Willis Wood Asserts He Was Hired to
 Commit Murder.

GLOBE, Nov. 3.-That sheriff |. II. the wealthiest men in this section, had hired nim to kill George Palmer, was the story Willis Woods is alleged to have told Palmer in n charge of crim- inal libel for which Woods was placed on preliminary trial before Justice Hinson Thomas yesterday afternoon. The hearing was continued until tins afternoon at 2 o'clock.
 From the testimony brought out yes. terday, it appears that Woods had said to Palmer that he, Woods, had been hired for 5000 to kill the miner m order to place the sheriff and Newman in possession of some mining claims on which the Kcytons company ha' filed suit for quiet title. lt is al llegcd that Woods told Palmer that ai ,attempt had been made to "h fix som' ,crookcd papers, in order tooust hin from the property.
 Woods, it appears, became intoxiea' cd while in Globe week or ten day lugo and spoke on the street of the al llcged plot in which hc claimed to hay been hired by Palmer. The matter wa
 kept very quiet, but some one inforn
 cd |. E. Newman, who at once swor
 put complaint charging Woods wit lcriminal libel. Woods, in the meai
 while, had left town, but he was l'
 cated in Tucson last week and a
 rested by the sheriff of Pima eonni.
 Deputy sheriff Frank Haync- hrongl
 him hack to Globe last sunday mgn
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
DU| CHlEFTA|N [PORTEO KILLED IN Sk|RM|SH
|g Indian War Said To Be Coming To
 Finish

RMOSiLLO, Nov. Swallowing tmish southeast of Hermosilio, in it was reported that Chief Bule D Yaquis was killed, thirty.four bs came into Hermosillo and Adercd to the authorities. |the fight outside of Hermosillo faquis are reported 10 have been
 worsted and a considerable
 under Chief Rule was put to ut but.
 Yaquis who surrendered are |crs of band which has been bg the authorities much trouble E vicinity.
 ' news that the lender of the Ya- |has been killed mas occasioned rejoicing in Iiermosillo, as he regardcd as the chief leader of Indians. With him out of the it is believed in the Sonora cap Ghat it will be but short time the Naqui troubles become I
 of the past.
 kcrnor Torres arrived in Hermo' |yesterdny from Europe, where he been for several months on n kcrnor Torres said that he ex
 l to sign a treaty with the Va |during the present week which
 insure the establishment of per
 nt peace and put an end to tho 'rous Indian raids and dcpreda
 which made travel unsafe II 5n sections of the Sonora country k the travellers were accompanied
 n escort of troops.
 t peace negotiations with tnc In
 have been pending for som' but ii was decided. to await th'
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
CUMMINGS WINS.

DES MONIES, Nov. 3.-Governor Cummings has seemingly carried the Republican senatorial primary over Lacey by 10000 to jO.OOO.
 Indications are the entire delegation io congress will be Republican. Dcs Moincs tremendous loss of Taft votes was due largely to the Bryan labor vote.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
TO MINING MEN.

The Journal. Miner has supply of Miller's "Elements of Mining Geology and Metallurgy." This is tae third edition and is profusely illustrated. Price, s3.50. We also have in stock Miller's "The Mine Examiner and Prospector's Companion" Price $3.oo. Every man engaged in the mining busi- ness should have both of these books. They have no equal for authoritative information.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
C. rDlhoN TAKES VICTIM.
cadet at V. N : Killed in Game Of
 tball.

LEXINGTON, Virginia, Oct. 3l. Cadet Cooke Fcrebe. of Norfolk. died today of concussion of the brain. due Co an injury in game of football be tween the Virginia Military Institute and Raomoke College this afternoon.
 The score in the first half was Ac1i. cmy J7. Roanoke O. The second half was not played.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
HUGHES PLEASED.

ALBANY. Nov. D. Commenting on the result of the election, Hughes said ''l am deeply gratifed at the success and Taft's victory in the state as in dicated by the present returns
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
CAST FIRST VOTE.
In Town One Year old the Ballot Will
 Reach 1000.

CARY, Ind, Nov 3,-Th.s town' less tahn a year ago by the United states Steel Corporntoiu, tedny the unique spectacle ot % brand new place holding its first eioe- tiou. lt was estimated thnt ihe yoir
 rast would reach about 5ooo, which 's believed 10 hc record figure for % town less taan ycar eld Practical Iv all of Che voters orc ra kmen h ihe mammoth red mills aeio.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
ARMY TIES TIGERS.
Princeton Has Best of Game But Fails
 to Score.

WEST POINT. Oct. 3l.- Princeton and the Army played an O to Q tie this afternoon. In the first half honors were even, but in the second it was all Princeton, who four times took the ball to the Army's five yard line but was unable to put it across
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
NEVADA IS COY.
Doubtful Whether She Will Favor
 Taft or Bryan.

RENO. New. Oct 3l Democrats claim this state by i,l00 votes. and the Republicans say the Independence and Socialist parties will poll 4.oOo votes nearly all drawn from the Dem ocraiic party.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
PENsY HAS BANNER MAJORITY

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-At one Q clock n. m. with IS counties to hear from, indications are that Taft das carried Pennsylvania by plurality nearer i0O,000 than 100000.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
REPUBLICAN, CoNGREssMEN.

NEW YORK. Nov. 3.--Cocks, in tae first, Lindsay in the second and Law in the fourth districts, all Republicans are elected.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
PREDICTIONS DIFFER.

SEATTLE, Oct. 3l.- Republicans claim the state by 30,Ooa votes, and the Democrats by 10000.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
TAFT CuRTAILs GEORGIA GAINS

SAVANNAH, Nov. 3.--Bryan ear. ried Georgia but the returns indicate larger Taft and Watson votes than expected.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04

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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10
DEMOCRATS NEED FUNDS

The important question OF raising
the wind for Bryan's campaign in
California will be considered next Sat
urday afternoon at a meeting of the
ten presidential electors and the ex-
ecutive committee of the democratic
state central committee.
The meeting will be held at demo-
cratic state headquarters, room 333 of
the Monadnock building, beginning at
2 o'clock Owing to the Importance of
the question 10 be discussed, it is ex-
pected that there will be a full at
tendance. -
Vice presidential candidate John W.
Kern and Senator Gore of Oklahoma
are two of the democratic spelIbinders
who Will be heard in this state during
the campaign. The Indiana candidate
is expected about September q, and
probably he will speak in San Fran
cisco, Los Angeles, Sacramento and
other large cities.
Senator Gore is expected to follow
closely after. He will come for the
special purpose of telling California
voters how the state guaranty of bank
deposits advocated by Bryan has
worked out in Oklahoma.
Just at present Theodore A Bell is
the busiest democrat IN California He
spoke last night in Bakersfield; he
will speak tonight in Los Angeles; in
San Diego Thursday night; in River
side Friday night; in Ventura Satur-
day night. He will take a rest at
Paso Robles on Sunday, address a
noon meeting at the hot springs on
Monday and Will speak in the evening
at San Luis Obispo. He viii speak at
San Jose on Tuesday. His last speech,
so far arranged in this state, will be
delivered at Yreka on Saturday night,
September 19.
Oregon and Washington for one week
After that he will speak in New York
and the East, at the request, as is
proudly stated. Of Bryan, Kern and
Norman Z Mack
Walter Macarthur, a member of the
state central committee, will speak at
Crockett tomorrow night
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10

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