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TTTE RICHMOND TiTRVATCH-FRTDAY. DECEMBER 2, 1898.
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY THE DI81 \ATCH COMPANY.
Tho DAILY DISPATCH ti dollvorc.1
to eubeorlbere at FlfTI CEKT3 per
month r? wmm%9 ?T
nionthlv. Mailed al ' ? ^iya*
ble in adranw; U tor Us ? ? - S 9lM
months; W cents for one month.
j?.? .3 cents.
Tli.? WEEKLY DISPATCH Issoed and
; Bd in two parts at t\ 1er aamm.
1 : ?.PAY DISPATt H at UM per
annum, or 73 ends fur MB ni<> .
Siitis-riptlons In all ?'*' ?' ,n a<'"
vaine, m tinned attar the
Bt nd
pos: ' htck, or
, i. Currency ? I g U f-B
risk of ?UM
Wishing th'lr i ?hanged must
?rive thiir old U w'?l M th? lr taw .
?vfiic-o. Sera* la ? ; ' s ?fr-ee.
Al)fEET_PKQ RATBH
HALF INCH 08 I
, ,,_. .i ?Vi
1 time.
2 timos.
S time.?. . .
?times.
1 ?SO
13 times.
1 month.:.
saonths.- ;.;
ness -wants. *"
, iWa in a?tV
van?-- '. -'
Ah . tf or n '*
Ver;!:?, menta running OOUBSOath
I matter mjno,
five | . ., Jl; In iinnpaiiil, 1
five lines ? :
I of rates for OaOt? *Paec furnished
en appll??itlon.
All Utters and telogramB must be n.l
, THE DISPATCH COMPANY,
ftajaetad aaaraaa?cattoas w.n pot I
turned.
All letters recommending candidates
for oAoe mast ?be ?paid for to basare ?their
' -atlon. This Is a 1 :i;--landing rule
of ?
resolutions ?t respect to deceased
mem. I ?hf a thut, corpora
tions, asso lafdons, or other ?srganlaa
tlon?-. wlU ?he Charped f ?r as u'ivertislng
mat ;
rr-TOWN ?OiflC^ diioad-strf.f.t
1'llMLOCV, ?HI BAST ?BH?AD
street.
manchester office, 12*33 hull
STREET
Bit IDA ?.DECEMBER 2, 1808.
Friends of the ?Dtepatch would do us
a favor by informing us promptly of any
failure an ?the ?part "f IK or
newsbtvys OB Salhroad trains, t?> meet the
?pabtla dssaaad tor ooplen of this i
Information h .1 ?by us of the
,. i.?.y of ai y aillai <?f ours in
Richmond, .Man? b< Mar, or eh ?where.
Mai; ?- il Isa Jr.vited
?port ?to US whenever their papers
como late or Irregularly.
TUL OTSTRH <ti ?SgTIOE.
Th? ?, i -. M ,-,-,- v.?
?asaj not Mlj : . ? : suppers, bul
fruitful i- m, ami there
lndlcattoi .i ?poUttcal
< ampalgn ?and the n<
win ?ho bum ii <?. upli ?i in ? "iim.i. ?ring it.
in tli. oyster countr) the people are
; aith ? 11 tain p....... Ion - ??f the
?hile th? ir UDH ountry kin
are ?dissatisfied *srith th?? amount ol
nue ?tha oyster brtngs ?Into tha
. Last ft .i- ?n of th? ?nom?
; into in t.?. u .. member
of t':. i. .;. tature, i? pn atlng a
?arhlch annnslly ?draws ?from tha public
>iry mon? ?money than It puis in
then?.
?Many < . ?tsettsh ?things
ha?.-? I . ?I about Virginia'.?; i
land??. ?Estimatag haw- ?been i
tho ressem? ?thay ougbl to yield which
m? atttrly aboard, yet thay bars mads
un Impression upon tin public mind. Wtom
the lat- I ?statistic an bard : an the
Dnlti entire
oyster output of Virginia al ?ahoul
KX> i?ir ?annum. Whethai thla ?sum in
cludes th.? rains oi tha oyatsra ?sonanmsd
by tongers* au?l planters' famili. s w.?
know not. ?Supposing that It do.-a not,
but ramemherlag at what east ?
are i?!ii!it?. ?1 and market? ?1, it will ?be
. thai the Industry Is not capable of
eot'lchini" th?? State Treasury us many
peraonf? Imagine,
Dut it is contended that if tho State
would adopt a moro libsMti poUoy with
i et to leasing out her laads, the in
dustry would Kr??w amazint'ly. That m ly
?or may to?* be ?so we ?do net ?know- it i
a question tint can otilv l>e ?settled ?by
actual expel mi? nt. 1 'lit thr- time has ?noi
yet ?Dome When inch an experiment ?can
be Italy tri. ?I.
Virginia would ?better Mick to her ?pres
sait laws until they ha?.-?? I?. . n thoroughly
tested. Wo ?lo not m?an t?y th
th? y photiid not t.?? amended wh?
1 - ?hOWO th? m i.? !? :
Not at all All th?. ir ?smditloa should I-?
c??rr? i t? d. bUi we ?artn-tly ?hops no se
rious effort ?cm t??- ms ?le to ?find s mam
i tor logia] . 11-..- ?tinkering. natty ??f
tenu?? ? Bitty fron ? in
t?- rtetsmce are < msnoal I
the iv lim.
...riii.-n fH'ht ni'itnst Incrsaas of tax
atioa Josi ?as tha ?people of other ssetloas
of the State ?lo, arid wh. th? r th. >
to do HO or not It Is a fa't that
look upon Whal th?> State calls "r?-??tais"
SB an ma f"r taxation. l|..u, vr.
we think It Is to the int.-rest of the
- ?country to do all that ii oaa ?So to
?ant law a ?suoosss Snaa?
?dally and otherwise?, it is not Ukeiy thai
a h.-tt.-r law can b. illy ;?>
in the course ??) . M will
' orno wh? n oi for, ?'?I t i
i low for additional reve
nu...
i . > o?jr oyster friends Is to
of the ? slating law and
not to seek to r???p.'ii th ijiks
ti??n. fair-minded pilhli?- R
Is to ?see th.- oyster Industry pro?;
t of net reven.:??. A\ ,. ?i?.
not think a large revenus is l-seked tu
at first. The ?hops t? rather that fi
?- s and the
r. \?u'i?: v.ill j-'inw s'.eadily.
I l:\Kll I. Id ? OMIMI'I.V'ir.
The r?r,"? ..f (?he la
tnior ahowv that In July last w?- ?bad
on the ?psnstofl rolls HS?3,714 jK'rihi?
with tPM? claims p? ?ding, of a :
have, It lx eatlmated,
e limn I m? ... ?, m, i
' outlook >.h Dial l?.r some tlm? th?
Will be "still 11 |.?,.; u.
pensions. Since the close of the civil
sar wo have paid on this account S2.2M,
US.KX), with ro,!?G6,31S additional In teen
and Otmmt expenses Incident to the sys
t? i,;. To day we arc paying mor?- annually
on account of a war that ended over
three decides ago than any one of
?! of the great powers of I'.u
for the malr*. enante of Its en
tire military establishment.
Yet the American p? opl<> are urged to
andoraa a policy the carrying out of which
would Boesssltata auoh increase in our
ntmy and our navy as would, including
pensions, make the cost of our naval and
n?in, ?i I't-hmetits amount to some
N.M0 n jrear. Add to this the ordinary
expensan oi the |0?rsrnment, the lateraai
on the $2rT,i,l??y>,oy? of ?mar honds we have
the - api -1 np to data af aw
war witii -tonta, the RBUMN we are to
r th?- Philippines, and the salaries
of the horde Of ollh-f -hold? rs that WOUld
be empMB-d In administering the gOVOTB?
of the Islands, and the taxation
Btbtng fearful to contem
pla*?-?.
Till*. LABI %M> THK l'll.LOIIT.
D laware ta a uttla behindhand in some
of her methods of punishment for
criminals, or possibly It may be that she
Is up to date In the modern cruzo for
antiques. At any rate aha still uses the
pillory as n means of subduing her male
factors. During the snow storm last.
two men stood in a pillory in the
H-jrard at Newcastle, and f'?r sixty
minutes WSTS BgpOBSd to the biting eie
rn? nts. The temperature at the Una wai
Btiortabl*/ l??w and the mon appeared
to auffer m? little, ?from an aditorlal in
lbs Baltimore Berald, wa arc led t?> bs?
lleva thai svsn tha jail official? thought
inlsbment was too asvsrs?, They
blankste ??ver tho forms of the
manacled law-brsafeera and humanely
encased their ahaekled hands in gloves,
- ,?f gindnaas, bowsver,
the n neatly stiff with
cold -when relea sod. To add t<> .ho <iis
eomfort of one of the prisoners, he I
?I tliirty lashes on l.is bare back,
admlntatered i?v a cat <>' nin?? ?ails in tha
banda of tha Sheriff, and was then .taken
bach to jail for a tea ?rear term of lm
acllt.
The purpose of the Delaware law || to
Inflict actual physical suffering on th???-.
s spirits who have lost tneir BSUSe
of dec bSOOBBS insensible to their
own degradation. Both the stocks and
th?- pillory BTS at pr-scnt used In D, la
and many Sow Jans*/ ottteena arc
? adeavorlng to havo a revival of the
?nicking st?,'?l th, re.
Tha pilloiy practically Baw its end at
th?- ?beginning of this century, though
MssBBOhosi tts, the ?.'r?-at rentes against
alleged wrongs to the m-jro ruce, ap?
t?. hairs clung to it tenaciously. In Janu
ary, UB, a man nacaed Hawktaa stood
for an hour in a pillory in Baletn, and had
?lis ears ? r?,pp< ?i.
This grim, old Instrument of medieval
lays was used as a punishment for many
B in Kngi.an?!. In its ?lay it hi Id
many i |.i and tamoua man in its
\\ a bava evao hoard of one nnfer
who suif- red it? embrace i""
be ?delivered tais,,- dinner Invltationa Ha
v- d what h, -i also a prac
tical *)oh?*r who Buffered th? ? uns penalty.
But tha l?i!l"iy la as much out ot place
to-day as candle Fnnfl', ; 01 I l iiinets, and
loym at will Btrlks tho ordinary
mind _- a 6tep backward.
WHO LACGIIS I/AST.
I oto news from tho Philippines vK M.i
ls to the effort that the Insurgt-ntB
Bedded not to recognize the ees.-l ?n
of the islanda to the United States, and
will restai t?? tha last It is uls:o claim? d.
gram conveying this Inter?
Information, thai the United
- will re?Tulre 19M9 troops to pot
down tha rebellion. Furthsr, it is al?
thai th, insurgente hold 1M0B Bpan?
lab prisoners whom they will force to
, ngslnet the Americana,
So, in addition to what our war with
b ah *t us, we ara to pay
?Spain Jiii.OOl.?OO for the privilege of civiliz
lug th.- gentle Filipino in tin s am?- way
wc hays bran civilising tha "noble ted
man." rda this whole Philippins
business, it may l?ecomc Spain's turn to
laugh, and illustrate "who laughs last
!?s best."
Tha Young Men's Hebrew Association
. in in paring for a great ?bar
it y basaar, now hi progress la the Windy
City, hit upon a most happy idea, which
will ?produce splendid flnantial result.--.
ah the celebrated beauties and singers ?r
tin- slam- were. BSfcOd to BSBd B d"ll, Bud
the magnlfl ; r< ?Us of the meeaage to
favorites has been BOBBO?
tbipg incomparable.
N'ow, |f thsrs la any one thing Of nil
?.tiers which women lova t.? do, it la to
a doll, ."?nd th?> footligbt celebrltlaa
havo pr ?VI ?l that they ?ir, : ; ? -.. , ??tions
to the rule. The basaar will be literally
?1 with ?lolls of the hands.,m? :-t sort.
?1 in the finest of clothes. In
di? .1, soph- of th,- aetrSSfl ?; mast have
.1 sums in >30B_plylng with the
odatlon. In nearly
I the PUPP, ta ara ni ray, 1 in
.-m representing tha glvsra, and so
they are. doubly Inter, .-ting. VIOlS All, n,
who is starring In Hall Cslns'B "Chris
tian," .-?ut a <i??ii rsprssetlng ,;i.?m,i
Quayls, whii: Beatrloa llansflsM eon?
! i one r pn Banting Cyrano ta
!.,,-. I'aulite 1 Trill gBYC "The CM?
0 Qirl of IBM"?a beautiful creation of
ist, which w.ns a real
tailor-made suit of gray i? ?adetoth, lim-d
with ccii??- silk, and li?t to match.
To rc:;d tile letton which accompanied
pretty china and waxen baldea is
8 the actresses Si their sweetest, and
? oi-iii-o in them tin? most lovable
: v. ?it aiihood. J? ?.- Bartletl
Davis, in her litt I? note accompanying a
.-ays; "1 have made every BtltCh Ol
clothes OB this doll; you know what thai
means when you ara studying a now roi,-.
if it is not to your Uktag, you must lay
it to my tired h? ad and han.ls. It is
, ?I , BBCtly like my Brat act in Tin
Botonado.1 i bops you win gst a good
sum for her; she cost nie over J."???; I only
t.ll you so thsl you won't los.- ,.ii h,r."
It i lo say that the dolls will
bring tmmsnse figuras. The thhrty-elghl
,.f the bazaar have airea.Iy br? unlit
in th?* Michigan delegation reosntly
l ii the Fifty-sixth Congress th? re
OUt Of tw?-lve ghOMBSfUl QSUdldateS,
three v. ho bear th?- uni,pie name of
Smith. The triumviri't?? who boast this
usuras! appellation ara ii?-nr>- c.. Bsmusl
\V., and William Ald.-n, und ull ol th?
bava tha moral courage to omit g
lina i B from th? Ir naines. They will be
tlrst, second, and third IsrSBSra, rcspec
t.vely; ?ill are lawyers, und all are hus
,n political and profenslona! circles.
liier?- will doubtless be other Smiths In
?ess, but Michigan flutters baTBBlf
that as "th i Btate will send ad iurge a
bunch un sha.
FORCI". Hill. TALK.
While on the one hand Mr. McKinley
end hla advisers are pressing a move
ment that. If consummated, will even
tually mako Ftntes of a lot of islands
over in the Pacific, that are InhaMted,
for the moat -part, by savages an?l scmi
savnges, on the other th?y are consider
ing; the question of reducing some of the
Southern States to the condition of
satrapies. Whllo they feel constrnlnel
by their superabundance of "humanl
tarlanhm" to labor to extend the 1>1?a\9>
lngs of civilization to the polyglotic.
polv.thnlc Philippin???, th? y ar- at th?
same, time, w?? aro told, r.,nt<?mplatlng a
war on southern clvlllzati?in.
In other words, we are told that th"
Prsatdsafs ?plea lo ?'"tun-ess for support
Of his imp? rialistic ?pottoy will probably
i ompaiii???l by tho SUggeotlon that
another turre bill be pot upon the -South.
-The I'r.siilent has ?heOfl conferring r<
c.?ntiy with ?some Of I nits of th.
j'.ipuiDean party on the ?sahJact of the
"recent race riots" in tl?.?? ?So ith. and.
-Hays a Washington refill, as Mr. Mc
Kinley, when a member o?" th.? H-OV S,
retad for the old force bill. It Is believed
that ho will favor the enactment of a.
measure ?drafted along similar lines. The
>-anie special also -??ays that Hun- Is talk
in Washington of tho South'.** Ix-im?
honor, d during tho coming session of Con
by the attention of special congres
sintial eommitte-s of Investigation.
That Is tp Fay, It is proposed practically
to go back to reconstruction days, With
their visiting statesmen, MbOTOOd Wit?
Federal judicial osurpatlons,
.1 bayonets al the polls, and ?ffons
to put the white people ?ander ?the heel
Of Ih?. nsgro. Of COarsS, this programme
will be ostensibly In tho int'-r?- t of th??
"poor, doarntroddeo man ainl briither."
Hut even were it not ilsmmiBiiahls that
the repressive measures of the past w? ?re
not In the interest of the negro, the hls
tOry "f the operations of thOSS measures
show that Congress could not do the negro
a worse turn than pas-, a n??w fOTOS bill
All the repi? ;\ 1 ?ylslstlon it may be In
the power f?f ?Congress to enact will not
prevent the white m<?n of th?? South from
ruling. At the same time, If a forre bill
is passed? that net will but make ,moro
apportent tha hypocrisy <?f the claim of
Mr. McKinley and his ndvls? rs that they
are the apostles of civilization.
Tho New York Central Ra?road Com
pany has determined to erect a ?E0D.O00
Qger depot on ?tha f?lte of the ohl
Dolaran ?Hol i. Albany We ?ire still
hoping that ?some ?Such Rood luck as this
win come t<> Richmond before long.
Tho ?lisagr? alil.? position of the White
offloera of Um sixth Virginia Regln
? -??-?-alii d), while entirely undeserved, y
?suggastlrs of the homely old ?saying to
tha ?sffeet thai ?one cannot touch pitch
without i" ?ng black?' ?and.
It is underatood thai ?the ?Aator Hank,
of NOW fork, has bought out the Sixth
National ?Bank th?;-e. it is said that *:;", >
was paid for each share of Stock.
Don Carlos*! ?n, i???n Jalma, ?sesma t??
?be ?having s i.i many ?brldea cbooea ?for
him just now. Would they make a M??r
mun of him?
it is ?earnestly to ?be hoped ?thai Spain's
"sa?l but ?gtorlOUa*1 days will er.? ?long ?be
succeeded by happy though eommonpla?
ones.
The main ?flHBculty about tho Philippines
O ?ins to be that Aguinaldo comes with
ih? m.
The Jackson Ward Inddenl is mildly
Stjggesttre of bO? it was in Wilmington,
s. c.
Baltimore is ?moving for aii-night ?street?
cars. The ?need of ?such a conveiii-iiee in
Richmond la felt by oeurspap? r ?man.
?Secretary Alger*s report is out to-day,
but what tho people- really wish to see is
an anti-Alger ?report
one of ?ii?? World's Ways?
( Chicago News.)
;-' ?m.? men are bom to f?iiinw,
And ?soms ?are ?born ?to UI d;
S'lrn?. men ?are ?born to ?order,
And ?some an- ?born to ?heed.
But he ?thai ?leads his teneurs
Who trail ?along behind
May hare a lu'-? companion
Who makes ?him meekly mind.
And they that heed directions
Which other m? n expound
At i. me ?are ?inore than likely
To ?bom their wfr< s ?around?
ni:uTii'ii, HOME \\ r.niiiM";.
niellirlags of i:\-l.letitennnt <?ov
eriuir K?-ul's DsaghtSS.
WYTHKVIIJ.l'. VA., 1?. e. Hil-T 1.
iSpeelal.)? At '?Bowling Cr-i'ii," the Is-au
tifui ?and hoepttable bomestssd of i
Lieut' nant-ib'x ?i nor ??Robert C Kent, this
?afternoon al * ?t/clo k waa srltn? I a
pretty ?and most
ceremony, thai ahlch oi ?ted the ii'. i
Miss i:iizaiuth Patton, ?daughter of ?Oer?
ernor and Mrs. Kent, and Mr. Edward
Co by ?Darling*, of New Kenatngton, ?Pa
'I'll.- oeremony, which was wRneaaed only
by tii? i? ?:tiv. s MU? S : > .?? ? ' ?! 1
of th?? ?families, took place In the spa?
?parlors, ?Rev. T. P. Barclay, of the t
'. teriaa church, pastor of the bride, ??t-n
?a iting, Ths I? mt
of i ??lar and boil?,. The blending ?>f th.
bright rod berries of ?tha latter with th
deep ?.a-in foliage? tosjetJMr with th?
beautiful shaded red lights, ?j
most ?pleasing affect t?> the ?sosas? r'i?
bri?i?? waa ban Ii I in * bltt
sfjtin and ?rose )">int la? v.-tl. an?l iarr!??1
beautiful bri?ies ?roses, n??r sister, Mi?-*
Anas 1*. K' nt. was ?maid Pf h?n??r. St.
wore a gowa of white l?*r?ec?aded silk, ?and
carried ?red rases? The bride's ether at?
tendants were Misa ?Flora Stuart, m?-?
Nellie Csldwsll, ?tKruatps ?Of the bride; M
?Sus Spill, r. Mis.? ?Fannle ?Pulton, Miss
Helen MoOn , and Miss N-'i. Say. rs.
They ware attired in white organdie, with
I ?srry whet crushed ?girdles and oollara,
?u ? ?aniel nal ehry-.nitle-mums. The
?groom an?i his attendants wore the <on
rantloaal ?Mach Prince Albert. His ?boat
man was his brother. Mr. I'r.l. i> irllnr*.
of Warren, i'a. Ths nahen arate Cadet?
Captain Joseph ?ClOyd E? tl S?d JoSSpb W.
Kent, brothvr and oOusiB, respectively, of
the ?bride's; Hoben ?Bayers, Jr.; Dr. Bd?
ward 1'. M.Cavoek. ?Of Max Meadows; l?r.
John i>. Thomas, of Washington dty, sad
W liter Taylor, of Norfolk. After the
? |. iiuuiy a lMrse I was h?l?l.
which was attended by the iiuin? i ??US
friends of Governor ?and Mrs. Kent. I ai
ling the ersalBf s ?mosl elegani collation
was ?sSTTSd Mr. and Mrs. Darling left on
the IJI train f??r th??lr futur, tome, car
rylag with them the beat adehea .f their
many friends In <-ld Virulilla. The bride
la Qossi?or Kent's second daughter, and
is on.? Of VVvthevlUe's ?most elmrniliig ?and
popular young ladi?s. Th? gtOOUl is an
active tmsin*??>?*-niiiii of New Esnsington.
H<- eunptt of an old New ?Bngiand family.
?and is a son <?f a not?sd minister of th?
Congregational ?ChUT-Ch.
luiM-rnl of Mr. (?i?i>. ?Huni.-i-.
fork I'MoN, Daeeeahar i.-especial.)?
From the Haptlst church nt
a'olook yesterday afternoon took place
th.- funeral of Mr. A. ?ippmh i.
?i?.i ih. ?after a long- and painful Illness.
otearse i lu fctohmead Tueaduy morning.
The exercises were conducted by his
pastor. Dr. O. H. Bnead. assist?-?! by BSV.
Dr. W. 9, Hat? h-r, who Is tahtag a few
days of r?-?-r< ,-iMoii at his country MSI?
d? nee. The speakers referred ,, Mr, < ?p
penhlnier's devotion to Christian duties,
and to his remarkably-successful busine-s
? r. Tha Interment was at "Corinth
mil." In his family asmstsry, which la
located near th? MSBS of his litst business
ranHiras. made forty-eight fSBM ai*o. To
his children, six In number. Sil of wh??m
were present <-n the sa,i occasion, be gave
an example of Imlomitabb- Industry, Bad
h<* baves the prloele I ?,-gacy of a good
name.
xonm ATI,\>ii< *nii \nuo\.
The Texas i:?p?-?-,e<l?Cuse of (up
III 111 ?I ii n rue.
N'oiifolk, va., December L?CBpseisl.)
I isassinililliig ?>f th<- Borth Atlantic
BQUadron In Hampton ttoadS, WblCb has
i ? ? h delayed owing to th?- non-complotlon
i airs on tlie big ships at N? W York,
will 1?.. has,?ned n,,w In prepsrntlOfl it
the wintir nui.--?. The battl bip T
Captain Hgahos. is expected t., j.j?u ih?
dp Nes York orr Old ?Point fern
fort t"-m"rr?,w momlng, an?! a? soon as
the other ship-- assigned to tha agua Ir m
arriv- _i the Boads the ti.? t onder com
mand of Commodore Philip win sail f?r
?uthern winter dnil-grounda off C
Charles. Naval ofllosra say thai the prao
tlc<- evolutions this winter will 1
largely upon the expsrlsnoas of the biooh?
a?!?- and patrol off Cuba ?luring the war.
Captain Oonoaa, of the BpanBfh i*svy,
Whs coinmand'-d the fiSgsblp Infanta
Baria Teresa, ofCsrvsra'i BQUadron, and
who was B prison? r of war at tha M
Hospital on this station f?,r S',m>* time,
baa a at asvsral of his pletorsa to the
naval surgeons who Were, on duty it th
hospital during ins confinement there.
They are Intended aa tokens of his ; i > i > r ? * -
dation of tha kindly attention pal i t?,
f and bis nu-n.
The ease of Captain B. V. afunros, of
the Pritisb ship Canada, eharg ?i with
ooncealing bis Bast mat,-. K. B. Croaby,
wh", it was alleged, murdered oik or two
of th?- Canada's crew when aha a
this port la ' BUnUBK r, was further hi ird
by Justice Tomlin, In the PoHcs Court,
tills, in? ruing.
Th? ? -,,uit held thit there was no proof
of murder's having DCOU committed, an-l
tho warrant against Captain Monroe araa
dtomlssed. shortly ;:ft?-r leaving the
i ?<?in Chptsin Monroe applied at
; i -, headQuartere tor prote?ctlon from
osvornl of th- Canada'! crew, who were
following him about in an effort to
wages which they clslm t?? !" due tl m.
C iptsln-of-PoBcoPrlnea detail? ?i i ?el ctlv?
Bnowdss as a guard f r th,- Nova
captain. Later Cnptifn Munro? had the
men aevsn in an, arrested apon pesca
wai rants. Thov were bailed in the
, | ?::. each.
BBVBBWIC-C
Jones on Trial for >\ lf?--1liirder?V
-I., ..! >, - ?tilia?.
LAWBBNCBV-LUC, VAL, December t~
IS|,' ? lal.i- II. to. Jones, the OOtorod
a, t-, chargsd with murdering his
un?', srss Indicted by tb i Jury
at this term of our County Court, an?l was
arraign, ?i un Tu, I iy. ?
S' m-,: of a material ?witness for th, de?
f :. a tho trial s*aa adjourned untl
y morning, but since ft.- n the I
big "??t ?--f tl??- the 1 mon?
v.. Jtb bsi progressed slowly, owii
its ].i?r?'iy Bbrcumatantlsl i ami
ills that must "f ni
lie into.
Au Ugly shooting affray teas re
port? ! i Ol oville, in
. .- . it occurred y< it? rd iy be
lw< n Mr. Larktaa Rt sling and Bi Ja I?
S..I1 a Thomaaon, two promlm ..: < .<
ot th? ir neighborhood. -V ?i?? 11
between them a.- regard to the hiring of
?-,,- bot woi ?. but
n?? -n? ouuter toob i lace, and M;. H
i. t* *, ? - -. i . i i.? his home "i Mr. Thon
t?, Qholsonirille. Bhortl] afterwards, it
Is st : ?I. Mr. l: - nil a
Mr. Thorn i- on, who
ted with Mr W. W, Wesson by
I COttOI -'-m. BUd In- 1 ? b- ol ,,:' :?
Mr. Thom for
tan m iy, bent foi sard, ami
? ? iiii'i. Thomason th? n i
?i Baw1ings*s brldl?s-reln, and aa I
app? d the other bai re\ of
gun at him. Rawllnga then rode oft,
?rant lias ''
-mt??
I '*,, C, IF.II.
Triiile,,-??pHiiiiiii MmrliittP ? *iVnr
leolon P?-r (?nuil?.
BTAJtBBNTON, VA., ?December 1.?
iSp. ,-i.,i.) The n - Lucy
Bpilman, of J? fl I to Mr. Triplett,
of i ' inter, this
j attended by Warn
people. The ceremony was performed
B] Rev, i',. \v. Nelson, and Mr. Appleton
Idlng march BI
nie Bpilman, Lana Pletcbsr, sad Alys
i rner, of this pines, w, re h
A larga i c ptlon was given tha
. | couple at the house of the bride'?,
:.. Mr. Tolaton, nton. The
bride Is lister of Mr. Edward Bpilman,
Jr., of Warrenton, an?l lias numerous
relatives In Richmond.
Mrs. ?". B, Cart i entertained a nuin
Of friend?- VfsdnsSda ,.?i at
whist and tea
Mr. Plncbney Cralg, of Bait n
dos -? to day for a Mr
-, Keith, to ? t? i"v the 1 anting sad
. I
Misa Pannle Cochraa, of the Plains,
. .?f Washington, are visit?
Ing the Misses ?fair.
Miss Charlotte Nelson I? Tues?
ruff.ilo, N. v., where sie- will
?..?it Miss Josephln
well knou n In Rli hmond -
The People Believe
What They Read About Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Their Faith in This Medicine is
Grounded on Merit
They Know It Absolutely Cures
When Other Medicines Fail
Hood's Snrsoparilla Is not merely a sim
ple preparation of Sarnaparilia, Dock,
Btillingis and a little ludido of Potassium.
Besides these excellent attentive*", it
alio contains IkgBB {/reat anti-bilious and
liver remedies, Mandrake and Dandelion.
It also contains tho'?? gr-eet kidney reme
dies, Pva Urei, Junlpor Berries, and
Pipsi?Jat\TS,
Nor are those all. Other very valuable
curative ar-ents are harmoniously com
bined in Hood's Sarsaparilla, and it i-i
carefully prepared under the personal
supervision oi a regularly ?educated phar
macist.
Knowing thcae faets, Is the abiding faith
the peopl?' have in Hood's Sarsaparilla a
matter of surprise? You can s?r-o why
Hood's Sarsaparilla sures, when other
BjadtdMI totally, absolutely fail.
"My little girl was afflicted with
eczema and suffered for seven years. She
was attended by physicians and tried
many different kinds uf medicine with
out relief. After taking a few bottles of
Hood's Sarsapariira 3h?* was cured." MRU.
I'M M a Fuanl'I.in, Honeoyc, R?W York.
Sarsa
parilla
Is the Best -In fact the One True Fio. ?I l'urlBer.
%1, six for |S. ('. I. Hood & Co., Lowell. Mass.
Hood's
Low in Price,
High in Qualityp
Perfection in Fit.
Suit to Order, $15.
It will pay you to see this
line Of goods. Whether you
with to purchase or not we
shall be ple.iseil to wait on
yon. Th" same ?goods an? sold
by other t.iilors for $S0 a suit.
TROUSERS TO ORDER,
$5.
As good as otilar taflors M_
6.50 for.
iilon C, Stout & Co
H
TAILORS,
826 EAST MAIN STREET.
NEW 'PHONE l4.-?r?.
JAMBS CITY.
ti>?t?*r? Very ?Tsar BoaS MachlaO' ?
\\ i l lin m ?im i i. Note?.
WII.UamSi.i i:?;. VA., 11 smb r 1.
(Speclal.)???Ons Of (he largest oyst.-r
plaaters ?an York ?river was h- ro t-a-daj*,
and stut.?l thai the bivalres Ui
were as ?poor as he bad ever ?seen U
Some heavy shipments ara ?being mads tu
northern markets lo ?be replanted.
The James ? rs, at th< ir
last me? t tig, pure] d ? new ad ?un
proved r? id machine, which has Jusi ?been
i ??. iv? ?I, ind Is ?aow in s? i vice on cur
'?. r".i?is doing i:??o?i work. Next t"
bool-tax, tbe road?! xx Is one ??f the
that ?county ?property-hold ?rs
to i .and tr??m j tar to ye ir
have t oi nothing ?to ihow tor this ex?
11 tofore, our n?aii
mending consisted In clearing out dltcbes
and throtring th.? dlti ?from them on Ihe
ro ?..ii, ?i. to ?be wash d off ?again I y th<
lit t h? ivy rain.
?County? and ?Citj
i quarters In tin i ink
building in ?the roar ol the ? I fl . ?and
will ?move in as s????!! as his ii? >w ?furniture
?pilcants for ?the
?pmitl ?Blast? m -State H< pi i.
it by ?ths d< ..th of i t. Mon?
? are. Th :
pi ice, but no
tlon u?r assistant physl? Ian u
In January. Ths ?al? ? lion ?t?omi ofl tha
llth of April '
!'. T.irus, of II
: rs to-day, and met many oi
old fie nda.
Mr. ?and ?lira. John W. Minor, ?from
River \'i w, on the ?ChicksJunnlny,
m ?loam t?i day, Mr. Minor ii a
huntsman, and i -?'.ti. i of
?m ?the ?river.
"yrus A
i?. ?. .) mi ? ?ity, cal ?i si
Clerk's oiOce ?ibis morning t?? ai
the approaching term of Judge Smith's
Mr, Walter Burns, who was so in for
Ben ral an ? k . was ?nul nd ths
latest ?from Miss Lottie I
i ?Lane, of Aul
Al rery mu?efa lm
ar? DOW ?
: f??r her rocov? ry. ?She has typhoid?
f? v.r.
Mr. San? i. chief engins ir .-?t
lie- i i? nm< i i ?Plant, li In Ht arporl
t r a a ? i.' i It to ! *" imlly.
Mr-. J. i>. ?Schell, of N? wpori Samt, has
?returned bom?. sfter s d?
h? r mother, Mra ?Dozle Donnegan.
Mr. Hoi From n impton, 1b
-visiting bis onde, ?Captain ?Ddward May?
.?. 's. on York rivr.
Mr, Anh'tr ?Sbootey, ?from Richmond
b? i .
aini viti.r,
la
ll.-nlti of it It? ?p?<l??l ?II Iacii?( linr
laitas villa Not?-??.
'Tl A Kl.? n TBSVIl-LB, \'A., I?
'al.)? Mr. James Harlow, an oia
and highly respected dtisen who tired in
?Southern Albemarle, is dead, at tl;
?after ?an ? is? i tl m illy ?sctlve and
useful Bf?*. He I? ?ares an and
blldr a, ? " v. bom one 1 Mr. J
Hartos of this el?ty. The ?funeral
placs this ?after.n ?from Cunnmghsm
which d? etaa ?i had long been
B member. II? was \vi?i. ly kii'iwn BS
. .Hm Ilali
The Bn tl of ?St Andn w ?has
. ?,: 1 ?
Charl? s w. Hulflah; [_ i.
A
?sou; Troasurt r, B i. i
This evening the Bible Instituto, e?>n
i by Dr. ?'. a. I i'ai
rerslty, was Inaugurated al the ?Chrl
church,
who
. term in the i
; d from
th.? city ch tin-gang, a bei el - ? rv
tng a t? rn. I
LI nt? riant A. ! '. Kb..
Virj-i! now station? ?l at
H?- is i crult
Ins from th ?S? cond m?ents
to till <?ut the ranks ??rth.
Ann
tuia ; convent Ion t?. m? t here i
?rill ?be Colonel I
of pomolos). ??t the i
culture. His subject ?will ?be, "1*1 n
Apples ?Likely t?. ?Succeed In *Yir?_inia."
. . mt John M.? ?,. i thtfl
morning from ' rton with his bride,
(oi merlj Ml n vt- i
city.
- ? ? -
xkw PORT m:\. I.
Tha ?flhs rsaspsel iiri?.iir f??r ?Many
l.ilillielinii;?.
SISWPORT NEWS?, VA., th no] t 1 -
(So- ? lal.l ? X?-wpi?rt News I. , No. ?Hi,
l: P ? '. ULmmU, will hoi?! its ..?anual '
of s?ir??w, >?r ?memorial ?servtcea, ?Be
afternoon at th>> ?Opera^Kouaa, Th.? me
morial ?ad? ! ?be ?!?'iiv i? |
t'harles 11. Krupp, of BaltlmOl L
No. 7. ?Other i i ; of Ihe i i
will h<? giren by ?local talent The ti? k it
1 by th?? i ! h a ntary,
,ui?i it ?is believed that the ?Opara-B
v. ill ?be ?crowded, i on pr i
Th | ?rob 4 ? ??rnpi.'tioii of th?
wai ihipe aoa I : aid, ?as
estimated by t? -, ;ir<*
as follows: Battle?]
Kentucky. August I p Iill?
April I. MS
Juna n, MB, m? i It r \rk .-?-, .i i
i_ IM Th? ' or Mori ml two
(W?.?niw?-il Liners will all i eomptoted ?. i?
rln-< ?the next ecta for mi
ni roua launching h? i?? In the near futura
ttcularly bricht.
l?iis ?have i>? lb. Navy
?Department ?'??r the iai*?-;?- IS-lnch guns
th.- ?battl hip ?Ml -? ?..? : ?aoa I ulldina
here. The ?guns tor the K nn i
K ?ntuoky, ?wall ?as ihe Illinois, are now
: in ths Wsshtngton ?gun?factory,
r?-1 ?I \ t-? I?.- tr the shlp-vant
Ah? n ?needed.
The ?mortuary r.?i>ort ..f ii. dth-Ofltaai
by f??r November ?shows lhal ih?'i.?
daring the month twent* ?ivathyi in
the city ami three In tli?.- county.
IT-TI-'ltstu H?; ( Ol ?itll-t
n?! *V?irf??IL oiiil WraK-rn Obstruc
tion of a Street.
PPTKUSHfIt,?. VA.. PSOBB-BB-'I t?pQ'
ial.)-.\t a meeting ?f the Council t<>
Ight, a letter -?? r'-ad from Vi<-e-I'r? ?ti
ent Harr, rsosivsd after a ru-etin?-; of the
?le?ais (,f the Norfolk and Western an !
he sp?cial eommlttsa appoint,-?I by th
aid t , lii,
f Second street in T Ii is elty by tru
,'orfoik and Western ? dir ad, in which
' said tha use of this stre? ws enttre!y
as?,nai.;,-. m? s M > o ?raya by
hii-h tha nuisance "i' I !,? Bbstsd?a
iBdUSt BBd B belt linr
i in- i? tter tor. Bart i toy wot
ow being mule for a bell Une, but he
i?! ii"i ??iy bow loni; it would be before
?ma definite action srould be I ik? n by
i<- Norfolk and Western. Hon. W. P.
Icllwalne iddresm ?l M. Co in ii
abject ami that
m thin?? be don*
t tin? s:!tm tun-- itatl -, had
e, n employed i.?> tha tanners ,,f Chen?
nBeld eonnty, whose i
?? city Is through Be -"ni str
u?' legal sti ttsr.
illowlng ???solution was onanl
: "That it is tha
? :oun, ii that f? mat?, r
nd ?rill n?.t. be allow??! t" real arbora it
. | ?-, bj fe- i- n- r -?f Mr. Barr; that
,? Norfolk ami Western railroad must
tak? s?? ; - !" a BBSIS
nmedlate ?solution ??f this question; that
u committee api olnt? ?i by the I '
, (ora taking i i th, r ai ': :?.
( ?iln with th.- Norfolk ?nul Vt
?oi. provided a conference i- ?t once
Night t>y the railroad authoi
A tricycle ordinance ? passed, allow?
ig th?- bicyclists great, r i?i Ivl
n-;.- bava her, t"f? re had.
-mm?
S?'\\TOU I'HITIIIAIIII'S riBWB.
ilsciusalsai of Ihs ?HuallBednBuBTtags
<t lie?, I on ? l)?.|ii?M-rn,l?. Opinion.
RAJ-BIOH, N. ''.. December I
: :, , .-' i: . ,,.- Prll liai'l hints a;
1.? reduction of the congressionsl repre
c-ntatiou of North Car
le is ?limin?t, ?i. i
aly a:;?! |
willing t?? nave
I . and th?
r.' i ntirsly unri., resented '>n i
?i prii, itton i
control ol th
Salts by i
Utes.
Buch things aa Bi nstor Prll
it will do more than aughl < : to ? ,- i
i pro
aly ?i :
. U hi;.- DOM 1 > in . ' ?ti'1 le.o!
?t they
. lleve the enactment ->i .- y<"A
\w will BBswer ail put ' there
: in nv who think
ii,, wiser com nd tbst tho
I
ni,) tie and tii ?! the whit, a
,i:i not i tlsi -l with anything leas
ban th.- absolute elimination of th" ne?
U
tad thai tly an.?
, itb mai '?? d can iti
it i_ .[mi.- ? id-1 b ?t this i
m stlon fore the
l?gislature. Second only to it will be the
uestion of u ?.,.? s hit?
.
i
ill v. ,- -natter
ut it fall? d to 1 'to'':
mm? -
Lesistgtoa Batos.
LEXINGTON, VA.. D
! ii , General S ot, Sh |
! the Vlrgli ! ' Mil
. i?,t ??f an invita-.
nvltlng
?lion ol -
i i arade In / ?
1
-i . urch has est? nd? d a call i ? R?tn
'. a. il ?ii. ol Or? envlll T i n .
ome th -
, a Baptist cbui
i -
Ute, to -Mr. "
. ton, i ?. f . i.? annoui
' ice Dee, ml r I P. M., in ?
; I bur A:. to: |
?/Ration h
i i.. xlngton to Hi?, n
lelen Btanhoi ? '
nd Mrs. John M
; f., to Mr. Herbert 1
: a!? ?in?,r?-. IOO "I tb? lat? Colonel and
1rs. .1. T. 1. I'r. ?ton. 'I
-. t.ik.s place In Kli gston, S. V.,
. i ?. ceml i lock.
Tl-..- In?
'elepbo,
any to put in th? lr
wltchboard of ISO drope In place of Ihelr
1,1 one ol i -. which will i e tal
luena Vista to do ? Tl
fa in tl Ro? kbriiU
> the Warm Iprings Is compl I
OW in "i this
n now b< :
i,n? ?i??' i lath Alum, ??nd \\ arm
Boss post %? ?,>?. su?-(i.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA 1 I !
Spi ? lal.) Tii? Set
'???m Railway and Kli l ny, Vf.
. Pay ne. of R
he city
?ntrai toi i. foi
v. hf< ti i- M? Br t In tl I
'ewpoi t N?s s, .?ml that sgainsl
I tu put do? n
? tu for . ,i,.ii
i'iis i,i ?t In laying th,
1 parallel 1 ne. The
: h?
'..n ot tr.itiie on th? i ad, and
na?t? rs wi re . ,
l-'.'.iA, an?!
o re oblige I to walk h I
ar t,<
,ndr? ?v Caraegte aa <'?? Batloaal
lll'.'l mu.
. -,
: | . ;.
An mi' i- : t and >n, the
!
: ,.v r
tirown i
h impion of the ? ippi
'
moni,
ad set sb
m talo i- soon t? ,
What i That
still ' ; ?I.
Is the I ' I. . " ! -!i\.-r."
U H'i
Ign, or Ii
aln his Idol? Is the '
i
r, n? .in. r d? man.i prompt :
Ait!. ?
find In hire sa nemy?
Is the 1 proel ?it,?ir y
im- If only
y may et h in \o.
. stating that terril
: when
',i was drawn, territorial .
mr, .?r is be t ? attempt th,
oa to keep I
ray?
! ?ill > tOld C
Is crtmli I o be.
. m-- th.
Into
r in] with d
i'i ">*> I resta tha plot "f the
eeond act, whi? h ?till
fOdS,
the ?vil spirits fall whi.-i
lu and natlom I
ath of sll-llle, ?ili.l may l!?
r. \.,ii which .
-ns and k?,|> !*,?-m In th<- narrow
? ii ?. tl RepubUr,
? v. iiieh men of oth, r lands hsv?
,, I,,eked for high
I, ana* ?li?t h ; sons m >> find in
? history bo paga whl
! he blush Of -I intl !
ANDREW CARNR1
Dr. Halt'? < ?uii*t- M>rai?. Ihr bor-? ol
yugli remedies, cur? s sold in the eh?*?*
It's Gain
Are You With Us.
Our
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0_?> i:ANT BfiOADeT^
It let? moml. \ n.
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9 fully double tin? ?money,
?*?l fif? :!:,n r:iirs |;i': ?
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fereni shapi s, snd look like ?
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-WC. |iulton k?I -
?soft snd strong, sil 15
w only 50ft
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Special ?Sale Friday end B I
day of 1' in'1 Elgin ?Ore imery Bu.
tcr in ?one ?pound [?vint?} at
24c.
PER POUND.
Fine Bntter, ?brash
No old, i-ce-honas '_r? ods csn
ovi-r.
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a.1- an its erery ?day.
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II I \tn?t "All I Ii;? ?FOB
FANCY GROCERIES AND FINE LIQUORS,
32S I cist Brodd Mi? ? U
'Phone 350. Rkhiii?.<i<J, Va.
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