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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-11-18

VIRGINIA-In the Clerks ONCE of
the Circuit Court Of Tazewell county,
October Z, 1910.
Mamie p. Howard. Complainant.
VS. In Chancery,
s A. White, w +. White and
Margaret Mcmillan, Defendants.
The general object OF this suit is TO
partition among the plaintiff and de-
PENDANTS a certain tract OF land sup
posed to contain about 1000 acres, SIT
uate on the Divides between the head
waters OF Clinch and limestone. i'm
Tazewell county, Virginia, and being
the same tract of land which was con-
veyed To the parties to this suit by
Samuel W. Austin aid Christena Aus
tin. his wife, by deed bearing date the
10Th day OF January. 1895, and III not
susceptible OF partition in kind, then
the said land to be exposed to sale,
and the proceeds thereof be
divided among the parties hereto, and
for general relief.
And IL appearing from affidavit on
file In said Office that defendant, w.
Il. White, Is nonresident OF the
State OF Virginia, IL Is ordered that he
appear here within fifteen days after
due publication hereof and do what
may be necessary TO protect his inter
est in this suit. And 1t is further or
dered that a copy hereof be published
once a week for four consecutive
weeks In the Clinch Valley News,
newspaper published IN the county OF
Tazewell, and that copy be post
ed M the front door az tho ao,,,t
house OF said county as prescribed by
law.
A copy, Teste:
S. Nj. Graham, Clerk.
q. w. Howard, p. q.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-11-18
7. w. WOOD & SONS,
- Richmond. Va

We are headquarters for
Farm Seeds. Grass and Clover Seeds,
Winter Vetches. Dwarf Essex Rape,
Seed Wheat, Gets. Rye. Barley. etc.
Descriptive Fall Catalog mailed free.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-11-18

OVERCOATSl roars the wind as it
whistles through the tree tops.
OVERCOATS, creak the shutters
as they swing on their hinges.
OVERCOATS, mutters the doors
as the breeze slams them shut.
OVERCOATS, gurgles the water
as it gets ready to freeze in the pipes
High Art" ovecoats are splendid
ly ready now and here.
$40 to $22. so.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-11-18

ulcIlOn-
Doorkepeer Lyon likewise will
have many good places to distribute,
including number of special en-
ployes and messengers.
The big scramble, however, is COM
ing over the smaller places, and al
ready it is apparent that there will
be hundreds of applicants for the sec
retaryships of the various committees
of the House after the big places
have been filled. There are sixty-one
committees, and each must not only
have a clerk, a messenger and assist
ants, but frequently special employees
are placed on the rolls for one reason
or another.
Then, in addition TO these, there
will be a multitude of special officers,
policemen, janitors, messengers, etc.
to be named for service in the House
office building, where the members of
the House are quartered when in
Washington.
The only avowed candidate to show
himself yet for any of the larger
places is Representative Livingstone,
of Georgia, who even before the Dem
ocrats were assured of control of the
House, began a systematic canvas of
the situation with a view to pulling
in the desired plum. He is working
with this colleagues in the hope of
securing their Endorsement when the
first caucus is held next fall. 1t is
understood, however, that many
others are on their way to Washing
ton for the purpose of placing their
candidates. before the members of
Congress, and that they will get in
some effective work when the next
session begins early next month.
The result in the East Tuesday,
when so many new Democrats were
elected, will make what is consider
ed an embarrassing situation for
Champ Clark if he is elected Speaker.
1t is recognized that in distribution
among the Democratic family most
of the good places would go where
the Democratic votes came from
the SOuth-but Mr.. Clark will have
to take care of the places that have
added so many to his party. The
East and some sections of the West
will claim recognition, just as much
as the South, and it will be up to hin
to make the division of places on {
fair and equitable basis.
The legislative, executive and ju
. dicial appropriation bill passed b,
4 Congress at each session makes liber
J al provision for the payment of tn
: salaries OF all employees, from tn
highest to the lowest, in fact this j
generally one of the most liberal O
all appropriation bills passed.
Not all of the present employee
: will be removed when the Democrat
, set hold of the House machinery
J some retaining thier positions throug
both Democratic and Republican ad
ministrations, but most of the so
or more now carried on the rolls wi
\ feel the axe before the end of anothe
year. Many will fall from sol
berths and unless they have made pre-
vision for the "rainy day." the
may be in sore straits before the c
o. p. again gets in power.
ii Mr.. OCto Paul, Milwaukee, Wis. say
FOleys Honey and Tar Is still mol
than the best. He writes us,"All thos
that bought it think IL is the best Il
coughs and colds they ever had and
think ii is still more than the best Or
baby bad a bad cold and it cnred hi
in one day. Please accept thanks
! John T.. Jackson.
iii Drunken Excitement
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-11-18
Three Students Expelled

Emory. Va. November IL. -
Three students of Emory and Henry
College-two from the junior and one
from the freshman class, respectively
were publicly expelled for practicing
impositions on their fellow students.
This extreme measure was not resort
ed to until repeated warnings had
been given.
Heretofore this college has taken
no decidedly active steps in this con-
nection. but under the new admins
tration, decisive action has been
agreed by the authorities in charge TO
insure new men square deal" with
no special privileges accorded to any
by virtue of their longer residence in
the shadow of the institution.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-11-18

Mr.. Ooto Paul. Milwaukee, Wis. says
FOleys Honey and Tar Is still more
than the best. He writes us,"All those
coughs and colds they ever had and |
think 1t is still more than the best Our
baby bad bad cold and it cnred him
in one day. Please accept thanks. p"
John E. Jackson.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-11-18

VIRGINIA--ln the Clerks Onlce o
the Circuit Court OF Tazewell county
October 10, 1910.
Stuart Land and Cattle 90,
A aArnnpatfAp
The Washington herald., 1910-07-21
AERO HIT BY BOLT.
Lightning Hurls Aviator to Ground
but He Is Uniniured.

Barcelona. Spain. July @.-While he was
making a cross-country flight to-day
Aviator Ehrmann's aeroplane was struck
by lightning and fell blazing to the
ground. The aviator escaped uninjured,
which Is regarded as almost miraculous.
There never has been a more startling,
aerial exhibition than that which Ehr-
mann unwillingly afforded. and those
who witnessed it could hardly believe
their eyes when the airman emerged
from the singed framework none the
worse for his experience.
Ehrmann was sailing along at a mod
crate height when he got in the path OF
sky bolt Instantly the aeroplane was
enveloped In flames. its canvas wings
shriveled up. and clinging to the skele-
ton of his craft Ehrmann came down
with a thud.
Aviator Ehrrnan heretofore had not
figured prominently in flying events. and
the novel accident occurring TO him to-
day brings him into prominence for the
first time.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-21

DIT. Luis 2. Corea. representative OF
the Madriz faction IN Nicaraguan affairs
In Washington. has been recalled by his
chief. according to Information received
In Washington last night
DR.. Corea is said TO have proposed TO
the State Department a plan Of media
ton by the United States government al
most Identical with that proposed by the
Estrada faction three months ago.
This proposition is said in Washington
Latin-American circles to have been un-
authorized by Dr. Madriz and his ad-
visers. and as a. consequences DIT. Corea
was ordered to report at A1anagua.
Conferences with Chief.
DR.. Corea arrived in Managua yester-
day, where he is now having a number
Of conferences with his chief Whether
he will return to Washington as repre-
sentative Of DR.. Madriz remains TO be
seen
It was known to the State Department
that DR.. Corea had left Washington for
4ddhdSuds ttlC SoRsAdi VI &NANdA HNN
it was officially denied last night that
Corea had presented TO the State Depart
ment any proposition looking TO a settle
ment Of affairs in Nicaragua.
Huntington Wilson, Acting Secretary
of State. in discussing the matter last
night. said that If DR.. Corea had in mind
any propositlon from Or. Madriz during
his various conferences At the State De-
partment, he had not succeeded in maxi
ing himself sufficiently clear on the sub
ject to bring about serious consideration
at the department of DR.. Madriz.s ideas.
The Secretary OF STATE, for whom Mr.,
Wilson speaks in the absence Of his
chief, is interested Only In the preserva-
ton OF American life and property in
Nicaragua, and Mr. Corea was so IN
formed. as have been ali other callers az
the State Department In regard 20 Mica
raguan affairs.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-21

Des MONIES, Iowa, July 0-The indict-
meht returned against Gov. B. F. Car
roll to-day by the Polk County grand
Jury. charging criminal libel, mas created
an animated discussion as to the prob
able effect upon the State ticket which
is TO be elected in November.
John Cownle. former member of the
state board OF control. the prosecuting
witness. published q signed statement
mis- afternoon, in which he declared the
Indictment OF the governor IS a vindica-
ton OF himself.
Gov, Carroll charged that Cownie, as
& member of the board OF control. has
sold diseased cattle belonging 10 a State
institution in the markets at Omaha;
that he had acted improperly toward girls
IN the state institution at Mitchellville.
ana that ne purchased goods for State
institutions without first being requested
by proper euperintendents. 1t was the
publication Of these charges following
Cownie's resignation upon which the libel
indictment is based.
Gov. Carroll was not formally arrested
but was notified over the telephone by
Sheriff Ben Ness that an indictment had
| been returned. Judge De Gran said that
the governors own bond for 500 would
be sufficient bail!
PrOfers OF Legal Service.
The governors Office force was kept
busy all day responding to telephone Of
fers Of bail and proffers Of free legal
service from les0lng members OF the
Des Moines bar.
Attorney Nose II. Cohen entered plea
Of not guilty for Gov Carroll this after
noon.
Gov Carroll was renominated at the
Republican primary Of June z He de-
feated Warren Garst for the nomination
bv about 1900 votes Carroll represents
the standpa; wing OF the Republican
party in Iowa. and Garst had the back
/ ing OF the insurgent. or Cummins-Dolii-
yer. element. There were enough insur-
gents who believed il poor policy to deny
Carroll a second term to insure his re-
nomination
The Democrats have nominated Claude
r. Porter for governor, Porter is a
/ bright lawyer. and there are many pre-
dictions that he will unite enough in
surgent votes with his Democratic fol-
lowing 10 win the election. Others pre-
dict that Carroll will be tried In Sep
tember and acquitted, and that he will
be stronger than ever. The Republican
State convention Is on August 3.
Embarrassing for Delegates.
The delegates will be confronted by an
embarrassing situation. The question is
already being asked. "Can the convention
afford 10 indorse q man who is under
indictment for crime punishable with
fine and jail sentence?''
On the other hand. it is said failfre to
indorse the governor would raise the cry
that the indictment was a political trick
played at this time for convention pur-
poses. and this would create a wave Of
sympathy. insuring his election by rec
ord-breaking vote.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-21
BOY KILLED BY FISH.
Spiked Tail of stingray Severed
IuPular Vein.

West Palm Beach. Fla, July sO-while
swimming in Lake Worth to-day the Jug
ular vein Of Lawrence Baker. the four
teen-year-old son OF a leading merchant
OF Jacksonville, was pierced by a spike
on the tail Of giant stingray. and death
resulted in a few minutes
Young Baker and two companions were
diving from a boat into the lake. Tn
known to the boy. huge stingray was
near. The last dive OF Baker disturbed
the fsh. and it lashed out with its keen
tail. which carries a number Of needle
Ike spikes.
Two Of these spikes pierced the boys
throat and cut the jugular vein. The
boy rose to the surface crying for help
His companions seized him, but he bled
to death before they could pull him into
the boat
The stingray is a large fat bodied
fish, which frequents warm water. The
stingrays spike is very poisonous.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-21
SECRET IN ARREST.
Both Sides in Controversy Seek to
Avoid Publicity.

Philadelphia, July 20.-James H. Gum
mey, head of the real estate firm Of
James L. Gummey & Sons. Broad and
Walnut streets, was to-day arrested on
charge OF embezzlement preferred by A.
F. Bornot & Bro. cleaners and dyers.
Mr.. Gummey was arraigBed and re-
leased under 5000 bail for further
hearing tomorrow. Every detail Of the
case was closely guarded at the formal
arraignment. No testimony was taken
I cannot say anything. / simply can
not talk now" said Mr. Gummey. To
morrow 1 may have a statement TO
make"
Equal reticence is maintained by all
connected with the Bornot firm.
There must be no publicity" said Mr..
Bornot Il cannot talk. No one must
talk. Oh. il is dreadful II I had had
my way this would never have come out.
I would half
And then Mr.. Bornot stopped himself
suddenly. Please. please do not press
me further. I really win not say a
word"
The Washington herald., 1910-07-21
TWO ARE DROWNED
At ATLANTIC CITY
Lives of Four Others in Peril
in Deep-Sea Storm.
HUMAN CHAIN EFFORT FAILS
PIucky Nurses Risk Their Lives in
Effort 20 Save Daniel Gallagher.
II. Z. Barlow, of Philadelphia, the
Other Victim-BOdy Floats Among
Crowd of Hysterical Bathers.

Atlantic City, n. X, July 20.-Monster
breakers, driven on the beach by deep
sea storm, claimed two victims to-day
and imperiled the lives Of four more men,
three Of whom bravely manned a life
boat to save the fourth before arrival Of
the life guards. and nearly lost their own
lives in the sea struggle.
The drowned men are H. E. Barlow, OF
1859 North Fifty-second street. Phnadel-
phia. and Daniel Gallagher. janitor OF
the Foster Home. who was lost in the
breakers Immediately in front of that
institution
hotel, who was caught by the undertow
off Tennessee avenue. escaped death by
his eoolness and plueky fight against the
breakers, while Billy Gibson and J. c.
Whooley. of New York. and an unknown
man who helped them to man a life-boat
20 go after Spates. escaped by climbing
up the piling OF the ocean pier after their
boat had been swept from under them.
BARLOW tSCatn a Mystery
The death OF Barlow was mysterious. The
man entered the ocean from the Adams
baths some time this morning and went
down without a cry or being seen by
any of the big crowd OF bathers and
guards. His body. bobbing up in the
midst of a crowd of hysterical bathers,
was dragged ashore this afternoon and
later Identified from papers found in his
clothes. left In the bathhouse. Philadel-
phia relatives have been notified.
Plucky nurses of the Foster Home
Tisked their lives In human chain in
the effort TO save the life OF Gallagher,
who was caught in a sea eddy. The man
had made his way outside the breakers
line when he threw up hIs hands and
yelled for help The nurses engaged tp
caring for the children padding in the
surf rushed their charges ashore and
formed a chain by which they attempted
to reach the drowning man. but were
forced to give up their attempt after One
OF the girls had been swept from her
feet and only rescued with difficulty
Taking Morning Swim.
Spates was taking a morning swim be
fore the life guards had arrived On the
beach. when he was caught by an off
shore current and carried out. Gibson
and Whooley pushed a city life-boatl into
the water and attempted to reach him.
Before the men could secure control of
the craft in the heavy sea Spates had re-
covered his footing and assisted In haul
ing the men UP on the pier after their
boat had been swept against the piling
by the seas.
The would-be rescuers were badly cut
and bruised by being thrown against the
shell-incrusted piles.
Shock of buffetfng the breakers for the
first time Is believed to have eausedl the
death of William Krause of Ddver,
Mimi. who dropped dead in the BAode
baths to-day just after he had left the
ocean. The man arrived here several
days ago, but did nott essay a dip until
this afternoon
While on his way TO his bathroomI he
collapsed in the aisle Of the bathing es-
tablishment and he was dead when
picked up.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-21
SHOT IN BALL GAME.
Negro's Arm Wounded by Player on
Rival Team.

In a dispute over a baseball game on
the public playground at Fifth and w
streets northwest last night. William
Winslow. a negro. eighteen years old.
of s24 W street northwest. was shot in
the right arm by Sam stitt, also a negro.
of 1899 Oak street northwest
winslow was taken to Freedmen's
Hospital where his wound was dressed.
stitt was arrested by the Eighth precinct
authorities and lodged in cell at the
station house. He is charged with as
sauit with a deadly weapon.
winslow and Stitt were members Of op-
posing teams, and a dispute arose as 20
whether a run made by Stitt should be
counted. IN the quarrel Stitt pulled a re-
volver from a hip pocket and shot Wins
low
The Washington herald., 1910-07-21
MADRIZ ORDERS AMERICANS
TO BE SHOT WITHOUT MERCY

Bluefelds July 20 (by wireless CoIOn)-n official orders
issued by President Madrz his commanding officers he gives
instructions that all prisoners including Americans shall be shot
without mercy" The text Of the message says:
Shoo without fear consideration the revoutonsts you
may capture by attack and the prisoners you may have
On top of this report from Managua by way of
Colon that Madrz has given instructions for the execution
of William Ptnan of Cambridge Mass who killed many of
Madzs soldiers by his mines when Madriz attacked Buefeds
Reports reaching here from Acoyapa say that Cen Mena
well prepared for attack the Madz forces there He will
strike shortly Then the Estrada attack Managua will follow
Mena wires that hundreds of Nicaraguan in the
part Of the republic enstng under the Estrada
The Washington herald., 1910-07-21
BELIEVE LIE NEvE GIRL DEAD.
British Police Also Think Suspect
Is ON Way to Spain.

London, July 9o-seotland Yard is stin
without information other than that con
tasLed in newspaper dispatches concern
ing a report that DR.. Hawley H. Grip
pen, suspected Of Belle EImores murder
appeared recently ct Yernet-les-B -Bains,
AFrance.
according to these stories. the fugitive
spent last Sunday night in the French
city. When his presence was learned
gendarmes were sent to arrest the sus-
pect, but when they arrived at his hotel
the traveller had left for Spain
The fact that these stories make no
mention OF Ethel Clara lie Neve. Grip
pens typist who dropped out OF sigat
when her employer disappeared. is noted
by the police. They are inclined to the
belief that the woman would surrender
herself II she was alive and not under
duress
The Washington herald., 1910-07-21
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.

Pages.
Inlay JAN Holy Ghosters."
Two Drowned at Atlantic City.
Woman Saves Child in Runaway.
Millionaire's Death a Mystery.
Criminal Libel Against Governor.
Two Arrests at Fort Myer.
Madriz Recalls DR.. Corea.
2-Choir Boy is Drowned.
South Is Growing Fast.
s-Urge Grand Trunk Arbitration.
Taft TO Discuss Tariff.
Bryan Beaten on County Option.
Editorial.
SIN the World OF Society.
Guide Defends Closed Car.
6-Nationals Down the Maps.
T-Amateur Sports and Races.
9-Commercial and Financial.
lO-Loan Sharks Plans Revealed.
"Squatters IN Fear.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-21
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia
Fair to-day; moderately warm; ;
maximum temperature about
81 degrees. Tomorrow partly
cloudy; light variable winds,
mostly southerly.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-21
MADRZ RECALLS
HIS AMBASSADOR
Mediation Plan Unauthorized
by Niearaguan Chief.
DIR. COREA AT MANAGUA
Leaves Washington to Hold q
Number of Conferences.
DIR. COREA AT MANAGUA

Representatives Scheme Said to-
Have Been Put Up to State Depart.
ment and Identical with that Psa6-
posed by Estrada FaetiOn-Astiner
Secretary Wilson Only Interested
I'm Protection OF Americans.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-21
DEATH OF RAWN
MAY BE ACCIDENT
Police Still Hold to Suicide
Theory in Chicago Case.
FAMILY SAYS MURDER
Mystery Surrounds Tragedy in
Millionaire's Home.
FAMILY SAYS MURDER

Officials of the Monon
Do Not Believe Worry Over Scandals
Which Developed in the Illinois
Central Responsible for Death.
Letters shown 90 DisPrOve Suicide
Theory-Tvvo shots Fired, IL Is said.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-21
CRIMINAL LIBEL
AGAINST GOVERNOR
Iowa Wrought Up by Latest
Turn in Political Game.
REPUBLICANS In DOUBT
Uncertain as to Effect 1t Will
Have on StateTicket.
IN DOUBT

Gov. Carroll Charged that John Cow
ME, Former Member of the state
Board Os Control, Had Sold Dis
rased Cattle and Been Guilty Of
Other Irregularities - Convention
sext Month Awaited with Interest.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-21
POLICE MAY JAIL
J0NAH's DISCIPLE
One of " Holy GhOsters "
Must Leave City at Once.
SHE GETS REVELATIONS
Addie COdding Told to Stay
Here BY Almighty.

Capt. Boardman VIII Arrest Her as
VRgrant IL She Does Not Depart
from CapitaI-OtheF Converts of
Negro Preacher still Retain Strange
Belief in Weird DOctrine-Eminent
Physicians watching Pellagra Case.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-21
SLEMp AGAIN NAMED.
Ninth Virginia Convention Proves
Harmonious.
suee:sl 10 The washington Herald.

SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald.
Bristol. Tenn. July 9o.-Representative
Bascom Slemp. Of the Ninth Congress
sional district Of Virginia, was renoni-
mated for Congress at the convention
held at Abingdon to-day. which was a
memorable meeting and largely sttend-
Ell. He IS opposed by Henry c. Stuart,
whom the Democrats have nominated
with the slogan OF Redeem the Ninth
Representative Slemp, who returned to-
day from Oyster Bay. announced that
Roosevelt viii speak in Bristol for him
October :.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-21
SAVES HER CHILD
IN HORSE s PATH
Woman Hurls Infant to Top
of Embankment.
ANIMAL RUNS TWO MILES
Three Pedestrians Are Knocked
Down; Scores Barely Escape.

Heroic Mother Struck by Runaway,
Which GaIIops MsdIy Down Four
teenth Street from Mount Pleasant
TO Pennsylvania Avenue, Throwing
Hundreds Into TeFrOr-IIOrze Drops
Exhausted in Front of the Regent.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-21
BEATEN BY NEGROES.
Columbus Shepherd Found UncOn
scious Near Spencer, N. C.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Spencer, n. c., July 20.-Columbus Shep-
herd. a prominent young man of wash
ington, D. c.. who has been visiting rel
atives IN Salisbury and Rowan County
for some time. was set upon by two ne
gro hfghwaymen a mile east of Spencer
tonight, beaten into insensibility with
rocks and robbed of $500
Shepherd was found unconscious by the
roadside an hour later and removed 10
the home OF Lum Kesler. a relative,
where, It is said, his condition Is serious.
but he may recover.
Bloodhounds were put upon the tran
and q posse. headed by the sheriff OF
THE county. is after the negroes. Shep-
herds most serious injuries are in the
stomach.
A Columbus Shepherd. the address
given as Dds First street northwest. is
listed fr, fha eff.- dfracforv
The Washington herald., 1910-07-21
TWOSOLD|ERSHELD
IN BRIDGE AFFRAY
Detectives Claim They Have
Smiths Assailants.
BOTH MEN DENY GUILT
Placed in Jail to Await Identi-
fication by Negro.
BOTH MEN DENY GUILT

Detectives working on Case since
Shooting at Virginia End of Aque-
duet ON Monday Night Run Down
Slight CIsyy and Place Privates Null
Iyneaux and FeIdheIm, of Troop C.,
Under Arrest at Fort Myer.