The McDowell times. [volume], August 08, 1913, Image 1

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V0LU,IE 9 KETSTOMl VCS1 VttGWA. PUDAT. AUGUST «. MO m|(K| Q
PICTURES
Skewing Mining Meth
ods Attract a Large
Crowds at Vivian
The m >vt<ir |«M*nn» ahow »Imh hai
tilin trr»nrM< 1>' rh*> II. G. Kr<c'( 0.ik(
C<*ipoi>y, • *nlMiliary «»f th** t'uite*)
tsUkf c V-l O ai».| «hirh w*i
recently pv«i at il«*> u. hh** tli*-1'mte<l
Stolea C-«al |M f%«ke at Gary,
w*» «bown at Vivian. W. V* o*i Tim
day tvminv to «i w*a»t iwrirr hnwlmi ••
fifteen hun<lre»l inlfmrfni »f iUtnn Af
tor Um> hail h**>n itivhi a tlr miM
in ami imnml Gory, it aa* turn*-.I o\fi
to Mr. Law»m Rleukiiwixtp, si «u> Mm*
Inapectnr of the lltii District, for u*e in
the Focabont** HrM. At the opening o*
the abo», Mr. HIenktniopp made m f**
remark* dt*rriUii( the nature <.f U*
ehQw, in which heatateil th<«t it ««» int
the anle porprw of prt>vmt>i.( arcKl<ini»
in and around coal iuidm. The wW*a •»>
fiiH mncetvei by Mr. Thoma« Vvnch
Preaideot of the (?nitod Stain <\mI »n<i
Coke Company and all other aul«idi*r)
coal ttioipauin of the CuiU-d M iin. St«
Oorpuratina. euvptinir mo*;. Mr l.ym I
ie known throughout tie* uiinimr worl.
•4 a great advocate nf safety ami aauita
Uon of mine* and uiinimr to*n* All o*
the n«l Dimn uixler hie jurwilklion pro
doce more titan half a* uiiw h cool at th«
frea* «Ule of Wm Virginia, and not
witlMUihiiug the fa*-t that thia coal ie
mined largely from shaft and*l<>|*> mine*
• xue ot which are very deep and very
gaeiuoe. the nuoiler of men killed per
million ton* of cool mined ia ntorh helo*
that of the stale of Wm Virginia, tie
United State* or any other uniting coun
try. '1 heae reaulta fchave lieen brought
about by conatant vigilam-e. strict appli
cation and the adoption of every kitoan
aalety device for the inm.le, tie* ntihiilf,
and aronod the mine* Tl»ey have disco
vered that to U* kU'ivaJiil in preventing
a large MMaber of mining sn uknU, it ia
nwc oarj to have tlieco-opt*r >ti « <*f eve
ry working man <»r hoy wIni aork* in or
mmm lAe Miiuw auu tlk-j in* rihiliitthf
thuMinif the yruprr «l)
Ummn on ihr part of w •rknun, in h«f*
of furl her interesting Itim, make him
more careful an<l thereby further miuo
ttx> number of accidents, both fatal ami
non-fatal. After Mr. I.yncli had tho
roughly thought the w-ope which he
wiahed to cover with Umw pictures, he
turned the matter over to Mmr* \V. II.
Clingenuan, tien. Snpt , J. P. K. Miller
Chief Engineer and Austin Kiiiit, Chief
. Mine Inspector, all of the II (!. Frick
Coke Company, for de*elo|ietitent. Mr
kin* wa. Kiven full charge of the deve
lopement and spent tin- Is-tter part of a
year in thousanda of picture* of vari' a
accident* a* they happened. sham itri
deitto and conditions wliere aaviileiit*
had orcured j«re\ mmm t>> the time lie la
gan thie w«»rk. After Uie arlerti«>n o
the pit Wires to I* shown. Utey were ex
bbilod at all the mine* r f the II. Frick
Coke Company, iarated in Westmoreland
and Fayette iixintN-a. tVtin , »»m liidiny
the town* of Comteilsville, K-otdale, It.
Pleasant and I'niontown; alan at the
mines uf the National Mining Company,
in Aliefftteney county, Pa.; in Pitt*t*irgb
for the benefit of the Milking Institute;
at the minea of the United State* ('<>aJ A
Coke Company, thence to Vi\ian. an<l
they will he riven in Welch for the I en
etit of the n:'Dera am! mine operators on
Wednesday night mid then sal en to In
diana ami Illinois to be exhibited at the
minea there, after which they will be re
arranged with aotue moving pictures thai
are now being made hy Uie I' mted state*
Coal and Coke Ccmpany. These inovinr
picture* will ahow the various operation*
of each occupation ine*le and onhalr of
the mine* and will lie sh«>• n aeain over
the dMM|eroua operation* in
and the fatal reanl>i» of care
thr Mm* tfoond l<»r the of m>
pnMBf up">o thr *>>rk man U>«* iifnwtj
of makutf wlrt) llif fir at mrwiiWitiiii)
PtMitflrrip^n Ironi the (Hirmmrnt
Barron of Mikm. Ih-|«rtmrnt nf thr In
tonor we dm<Ht chm w<#k. ami it m he
ia| (tee my thomofliif W« riprrt it
ia triM door rrry thoroughly. W> n<
part thrj witi l» of ffMl hmrAl to thr
cowwratHin of Irtr and fr »m mn nono
Bit aland point.
Tbr ft rat tixP ahown wan "Sofrty
Kirat", thr dnfan <4 thr Daiioi Sain
M«H Corporal* *• a |4»4<«r»|>li of Thoa
l.fack, Frraidmt nf thr mtai<iiary mal
coalman— of tlir rnrtrd Saiw H4rr4 ror
poraUnn; a rrport of thr fatal arrvVatt
of the H. C Krirk <%»kr ('<nii|«nj lor
thr yrara l»l», (Mil awl I#I2 mm «HI aa
• rnaiptnann of thr fatal wviilanl* ha
tnvoai iratlaml, Sowtli W»l»* an<i all of
(iraat Britain and thr II. (J. frirk (V4r
Cafepanj ahtrh ahowrd a* f.JUiwa
Iiralha prr aiUH* Una >4 noal prulnml
for tha frar WIS: Srotlaml SJ9; Month
Wafaaft.M; all of l.rrat Britain IW,
U.C. Fnrk (Ww (%*n,»any 1 m. Torn
of aool prodocrd par fatal omdmt Jeo>
I fad MmoUi Walr-. l.V. t«U; all
of UfOOt Britain H O Fnrk Ook
i km pony MI..YM. Ikatla by (alia prr
mil ton tona niiurd Scotland I.W, «t.
Wrho 1 7V; all of U.««l Britain itA M
G Fnrk Cokr (Vatpoay 7U
Tha H 0 Fnrk Ooka Oompmmj prodo
' OWo *n l Tlhib; (hme (iatfNi n mnrh
•* thf «rU 4»- ,4 lir MM* of Wm Ylryi
ITIm* |H"tn»w »^w trrtn^jJ is wiri,
4>. »t"» iidi UtM aal* nvi uomnt way to
varimw oecupnuona w oo«l W
nine »n«< th# rmilU from wl> me
tknW TV vrm all »wn tm m W
, Iowa:
A Show* • in «n * proper tart of the
roal before 4vtiuf to work ta the nxn
inf end wHtiaf hi* paeto, mtkiat hie (tie
H then abow* a mm who fail* to rnakr
the proper IM vwt Mt hi* puat# tud i»
, later killed by a fell.
B Show* * idw who i|i*.M«ered hi
workin* |4»* to be danapniiH and |*iit
up a danger bdtnl bef«»*e hr run out to
rep««ct it to hi* bna; while he wa* pine,
• man cornea up but weiiitf thf dan«n
ix>*rd, d>«w opt co to to the place I1ii»
•Oontinoed «f» )
Ml EXPUMTMI
IS DEMMDEO
ScMt«r to QmiHw Bail■■■ as
to SefrefftliM Oricr.
W^liiiiftiiii, Aiifitot 5 ~-'~*ppn*ed to
<trrtvi»i«»n of iIm- r*o* in thr IN«t (M6ce
hvartUM'Mt, Smat»r ('Upp of Minnearita
* an prepared to.4ay to inaaat that hat
m»«u-r (tenerml Bar lean* i explain the
rmuml* u|>un which * department order
pr..\idine for wh a aeparation of th»
white and negrro employe* wa* in con
templation. The aenator contend* tiiat
th« two riru worked together for a half
century, and he doe* not helieve there i*
for their teparation now. The pm
poaed plan, Sen**, r Clapp aayi be haa
been fpven to uodrntad, wonld incwaat
the expennea of the department by ap
proximately fl.itt.Utt a year. With the
im-ooiine of the Ueumrratic adminiatra
ton. tite |»»tal employe*.' organization
presented |etiti<>n« l**rin(wmal thou
and mnuUum, e^iuf Postmaster Gen
eral hurieMon f..r relief. It i» undemfcaaJ
Pi lie lary«*iy lera*we of the«etha« the re
i».rted order of avKfaUHt la to he l—Ui-d.
MiG REGARD
FOR UN MO SffiER
B««ker T. Wukiaftoa f—yni
LjrBckhifs Tkis Tear to Tkat
•11912.
(letter to Waihinflnn Poet. )
At th» end of tlte first Ihm month* of
ihr pre«eut year 1 direr-tad •Oration to
tt# fsrt that 14 lynrhinfi had taken
pl«T. Six months have now paawf and
ten additional lynching* have occurred.
For tie same prriwl a fear ago titer*
• ere W lynrlnnga making a reduction of
12, an compared with last year. Tl*
smaller nuiiilrr indicates a irovinR re
gard for law ami order.
In eonnerti<in with two of these lynch
inipi the i-nwiurt of the rnoh. aorordintr
to the newspaper reports. waa exrae ling
ly lartanma and inhuman, la oneraae
•t h a>t»»l that tlte moh went an far aa
l<» rut off the eara. ringer*. Um and lipa
of the indivitliial, in order to kfrp them
for souvenirs. In still an--titer raae it ia
stated that U«e mob dranel the victim
alone the (tretta' twtt the hud j with a
rrnwJar, tten hoiled the hody in oil,
then art fire to it, tlirn strung the hody
up to an elertrir light p<4e ia the renter
of tfie town in tlte glare of the etertrir
lurtrts ami shot more than ttullets
into tlte l««iy. It ia further stated that
ftemtne. including many young
women, witnesaed these arts Ho far, no
person has l«en arretted.
The crimes for whirh iiuiividntl* were
lym-hfil «rM» I laat ilinrtol ittrotinn to
Utia matter were m follows:
A >.nl 5, • negro, at Mondak. Mont ,
for 4M<4inr olt^-rni attempting U> arreat
him
May 5, a negrri. at Appling. <»a ., for
firing ptatol and creating diatnrtwnee.
May I?, a negro. a* Hoganavtlle. Oa ,
for killing a while man.
I>ate nnk oown a M»fo. at lataqneana.
Mm . attempted mimier,
I >ate unknowr, a M«ro. at ispnn*
lleM, Mm , mnrderffiie awaalt
l»ate unknown, a Mfm. at Hickory,
Mia . mnnterona aaaantt,
Jane 4, a negrn, at Beaurrvnt. Tel.,
•maeii witii two other* of attark in* •
party of white men.
Jnrfe 13, a negro, at Anadariro. (Iklt.,
lor mauler.
I Jnne l<*. a negro. at Hf«t <pno«a. Ark.,
lor rape and mnrder.
| Jnne 71, a negro, at Amerinw, (it.,
i lor ritoniinf an oftrer
(W (4 the * lymhinga in only one
caae waa the crime "4 rape charged a
ramet the individual that waa lynched
EXCELLENT YOUNG MAN DIES
Prnf. John Mnrphy. nf Weicfc. who
wt a rwrently appiiaM Ky the Hoard of
fdrvation. aa pi>» ipal of the KeyMMe
(iraifd Srhool, dwd Friday Aafwl lat
I He ha>t been ill nnly one week. Pml
Morphy waa prinilp^ af t*e HaaapMH
THE ARRQ6MICE
OF SUCCESS
(By 8. B Moon.)
It Km smd mill' DMloahmt troth
that "A liulr tutroinn is a dangerous
tiling.'' It might br aid «i(b m)Im!
truth that mniM is too heavy a burden
lor week Blind* t> carry without Ja>|*r
to Uwattrl.« and thua* who have tlw
misfortune >4 having %o M with them.
Wa J., not jaiirw in a pradntiMil tphen
of activity (or any individual or class ol
tndivtduala an tl»e contrary we auhscrihe
to the doctrine that ail uko arc created
KvunliiiK tu laws thai sr» ntwh»B»»thl«
•ad impartial. All men ouxht to be
t^iial larfor* the law, but thi* is rarely
triM* in pr»ihf. In the befianiof, no
doulit, evary one of the human species
had equal physical- and mental endow -
menta and every •maun* started <a the
course of life with an equal number of
talents The human r*« has multiplied
and the earth ha* been replenished;
there baa been no stagnation, but always
motion and variation. Babel and the
iiafaaon of umguew k«t aco, so long,
iixteed, that it ia now regarded by many
sa a myth, laid the (oundaUon of na
tions; development and retrogression
have all of the time been in close proxi
mity, running in parallel conraes; na
t.«»na have risen, deteriorated and de
clined, and races and individual* have
d-toe and are doing the same. The "sins
of the fathers'' are daily transmitted as
an inheritance and the accompanying
heirlooms are too frequently physical ami
mental weakness.
A« the rwu -HtfiiU-t/i not Uw unjust,
neither <loea good fortune refuse to amUe
upna moral, physical tixi intrilfrtuai »ie
A-iwrtW who crnaaea Iwr t*uli. Then
coomb trouble. The trouMe almost in
variably arum (nmi «rakww on it#
pert of Um> wipiu-ut of "■lilitiiny " In
llw hollow cranium of i)m> Mieunrfol
wraltliiif •here brains do not au.l never
did al*de, vwumW (mtnoaand dnrtiui
ul unlimited |awtr hold a war t lance,
|>rr|MraU>r} to an rx|Mlition inlrtMlrd
aiMl expected to molt in the coexjueat of
the work!. Toe ranks of t)» ' Fabr
Siuenia" are generally fnii not<-nly of
anldier* of (ortoar, hot too ufle® anen
who had hitherto* Mtmacd houur aa the
Ui<wt deairable of all their poaaieainns,
(aa^natod hy the pmowd glories of
holdings numerous minion* in despotic
subjection and enforced vt—ligf, link
tlieir fortune* with ttxw of tlw "per
tender." The progress of the ronqner
iog forcee m for a time a socuaauou of
victnriae, end rniifinf iyco|Jiaoto make
the welkin ring with ahouU *A praiae that
have been |*on bia<(i either in tie cur
rency of fear or the coin of favor. For
a time everything that it nauaaating w
daunted in the faces of thoee a ho are
Dot of the ilk nf the usurper of a power
and prvatige that writhe in the gramp of
mean, narrow, covetous and praine dog
like natum. But, happily, the time al
waf« i-ontea when the royal donkey is
chased. Neither line raiment nor a
nuiueriMH retinue can ward off the de
thronement of thnee whose memlierahip
in "The Order of Coyote*'' ia proven hy
all Utey do and much they aay. No line
nf human endeavor is aafe from the in
vaaaon of raacality. But raara^ty like
the Uipay tribe ia alwaya on the move.
It cannot I tog tarry in one locality with
impunity. There couiea a time a hen the
atmosphere is sun-barged with the ofTen
aive odor of deceit and pollution fester
ing conduct. Tien aouietbing drope.
The unclean clan hear a great notee sad
feel a great shock. They hurriedly ab
dicate their inuahroom throne and take
refuge in the raobtah pile whence they
caute.
FRANK CALL, WHITE. CHARGED
WITH HENIOUS CRIME
( litrlivfm. W. Va Charfwi with •
rnn». *<*rw titan nurdar, Frank Cilt,
living at the raahlrnv of Itenaie Shtmb
ltd (M JWidi warn plarH under
arre*t Itlr ;minl«j evening by OmaU
Mr < tor dm Otrney. on the rbarr of ra
vMhiac U* Ivc jw old daoghter of
'^hambha. Call was taken bafurp Jmbcm
Marion <>iU-hrwt, who committed bttn to
tlif ronnty jail without bond,
Call ban tan boarding at the r-aadrare
of Mr. !4MMnb4in tor vmw tiaa and na
yeaterday rooming. arronhag to the
daltraat of the (other of the tittle girl,
■he told her lather of the awfal cent
Gall pnaatirely drwiaw the rharge and
•ay* that he will prove at has preliminary
branag that it ia anply apite wort.
j
SENTENCE PASSED ON FIVE
NEMKRS Of LEGISLATURE
•
Wibatar i^pnaga, W. Va , A a—at 2.—
>ii»a»a were »a»poard by Jadge O'RrWw
ow Ave (rgMlatora 8. 17. G Khodra waa
given at* yean; Hath Dal, #1 yean;
HUI tve fmZT IaaiikaiaRafthM
NEGROES JM
CROWED
1b Federal Department.
Befomiag Extreme
ly Bitter Because
of Treatment
RALPH N. TTIEIBIVES
OUT ffi mum*
Waahingtun, D O.— Kal|»h W. Tylrr,
(ormat Auditor of the Nary Itepcrbunit,
haa attacked the Wtiaon adniuiiatrtiiun
vigomuaiy for ua pro^iml puiiry of arf
mratioo of the ahitr and roluwl ram
in the Drpartawnta at NVMhinfrton. Al
leging that J««ha Hk*4u>«i Wiliiaute, An
tiaunt iWwUry of tin* rreaanry, had
already inaguguraurl aurh a pol»«y in
the Traaaary Departa a it, and intimat
ing that aii( rMpvtiny Nrgroae in that
Drpanotot leaf the a>lion deeply. Tyler
aaftd:
"The attitude of Um> Wilaon adutinia
tration toward my ra«v ia vwy uiurh like
the attitude of a big »«oy alio ia alwaya
pit-king OA the boy stnalUrr than bimaelf,
but who ia afraid to uwb the boy of hie
own alae. Mr. Williama and hie euperi>
oca would not have dared U> eegreeratr the
Itaiiane, Jeae, or ei**u tlte Japaueae, who
may be in the Gntarniw-ol aervice. Thia
inault offered to any other rait* *<*tM
have provoked sturdy op{Miaition and dire
reaulta if executed in apil* of pntleatn
airainak it.
"UunBf tfte I sat campaign, Preaitleni
Wilaam Mid hia political mtnfm wen
gnite nolM-ituua about die Nrpu voir.
H»ej lici Biabop Wtllrr* l<a-atrd in
New York trying hi m-urc tlx Nnrr«>
vote for W iUun, and tliey had the H«*v
J. Milton Wtidruo, aith hcadviurton
in Washington diatrnunf • Itrir mm in
an tUMupl to r«|iia«p the Nifn» vote.
* AHbl'RANCM WILMOX UAVK.
. j
"U •(*!*«» Una d the NVrt» waa im
portant snoarti fi r Mr. Wilson and hia
rmnmiUn' to try to Mu nn1 hia voir. Im>
ought to lie important hkmikIi to
fair iWtl at tlie hand* of Um* inni who
nought hia Votr. 4imI Mr. Wilaon, writ
ing to a Pmlijlrriu luiniat* r. I»r.
(iriinkr, *h<>rtly aftrr hia rWrtum, aaanr
vd ittr Negro that 1m* vnnki have notion*
to ragret from hia aduiiniatraUon that be
waa to put aa much 'Christianity' in hia
administration aa poaibfe. If Uiia nn
)uat, humiliating diaerimiiiatKxi of faith
ful, intelligent Negro employee* la'Clirw
tianity.'tlien Nrr«w» will pray for Um
pagan brand.
"Tlterv m atwolutrly no neceaaitv for
aegregating tlie Nnro rm^iytn in Um*
Treaanry Department except to offer CImnji
•n inaolt. except to incite nannUnent.
and except to a|»t i-aaa the appeala of a
few rabid anti race individuala wlnar
prejudice* Mind Uhtti to justice, ami alio
lack aitfticient MxiHdeiMT in Uteir own
menial pnmeaa to uiewaure artna with
their (Vmgnwaiiinal eipiale iti the diwua
aion of ecfmoinir proltleuta, hot unlet lug
in the Negro >jueati<»n aa tlwtr only *wo«k
in trade.
"It waa •liarouragiog, npprfiMVf rr
atrirtion* that gave France Iter Robespierre
and Iter Danlia, and drove theopprwaaed
under Uie red banner to the Commune
It haa be^n ilartwraciog. oppressive re
aUvtkiM that liava -oade red -ham led
Nihiliata of Uie oxat humble Jew* in
Kuaaia Beiaus* the Negro baa alwaya
worn the yoke of Uie peaceful, burden
hearing 01, ia no anuran<-e to Mr. Will
am* or hia aoperiora that the Negro will
forever continue ailaiaaive to all insoita,
mdignitie* ami raatrirtione
"Why ihei tlia administration vent
ila apieen aeainat Japan on my rare?
Why does it dodge Japan a blow* and
awing bard on my race'* Simply on Uie
•core uf the btg bully who pack a on the
antall boy# l>ot will lake inaulta from the
boy cA ha own aiar *nme day tfmr
cowardly eiragat«mw> will awake it.
find tbe worm haa toenail "
Mr. Tyler aatd he Iml diaroverwd a
"dnven al hay'' *p«nt among hia psoplr
aa a result of thsir political experience*
in pursuit of a policy uf aotmiaai »n, and
that ilie juration arixmr them m "How
far uiuat we be driven jual lor peare '
I Prow Uie New York Keening Hi*t of
M«mday. July ft )
SEMIMONTHLY PAT GRANTED
Arranfrmrali have l#ra prrf#rV>l lor
• Minniotltlf ii«v<iay i" Uir ^.caho«
tat n«l Iriib, l» he manfurtlwl hrtw »»w
Antwl IMh tad ■'*» ptemhrr 1st Mlottnf
• MMiBf «l the Curaboatai (W < >prr«
,Tfrt • 'iCfBitXiwi Hid In k»
A Bine boor day and • rhwk wr^h
" 'tim diifHI!. TV lormrr
H«eH Oorporstirm aiiw tUary haw
paid off l«M • month lor k) yaari 1
IM»M
FIFTY YEARS
OF FREEDOM
NuiivtlW, TVnn.--J4<»r»« MltMwivr in
*1*1 tu»rr rvtuiprrlMMiwiv* in tlx
intent will I* Um> lag exhibit at (irwn
wuul Park during Um> nb«>n«i(« «»( the
"Fifty Yeara of Krwhlout" next month.
Krocn nil indirationa in<i from all mmii.
ream rominf to hmlcjiurtm through
ihc luin<li»ii of UHicra iIran eatil; >«•
•Ulnl that for the lint tiuw in Um* hia
U>ry of Um» ran* a real rxliiliilkin of what
liai Ura aiiMiipti«lii«l in a iteiiirWMM,
Kralrrnal. Kdik-atiooa' and Himiimw way
duriuir I'm* past titty ;i«ra will hvahoan.
AM HI «-Aau>}>'r- ut ua tuii
R«»v. B ►*. Kuttiiiam of Colfivvilli1, kan
tin- uivrflUir of i«o«* ul the KrpatMt
claiupa or ilvi kki Uiat i- iwnl r»*l«*n«ive
•y on iiim1 of thr l>itnr*^*t r*ilroa<U in tlr
United Siatn. ha« iirrrot t<> put up a
(uod mliilMt Mr. K«>hiu«o<i »• an or
dained tu in Mtrr of tlie iioapel. but ha>
worked for one railroad for UKin* than
tweatyHvv yvara. Another big exhibit
alrva<lj aaaiirrd m Uiat ««f Tialnmr, In
Mtitutv. I>r. B«M>kt>r Washington lia* al ,
rvedy afrml to htvf tliH institution
maka an exhibit along an induairial lint*.
The National Baptna I'ubliahing liiHar
tiirough iti Hn-rHarj R*v. B. If. Boyd,
U I)., haa afiwd u> put up itaoan Ituild
iuk at tbr park U> «l#oe Um> buaintu- ni«U*
of rplifiua and what it ha* don** !«>r th«*
rare. Hpa iuen <*•>)•«« of all (if tlir Sun
day Srh»M*l prriodk-ala. rrligK.ii* Ii»-I|«.
Iiooka of tW*U«>n. |(r«a>, prtry, and
red iiiUMU' t<>wvlli*-r with Uiet-itiirih »up
plira nalr fr<mi «unl, ua-luding ioll«
Uou plates. puipiU, i hatm and innaa al
in»trt)UM*nU a ill I* shown in thf Pub
Itthing Houw exhibit.
BARNHART NOMINATED
For Feitral Attorney in Sntkcri
District of West Virgin*
YVaahinjrton, Aiiftkit V- Tbf fiirht for
tbe (MMlHXt *4 l*niw*<i >ImU- Attorney in
the Southran lhatrx t of Wm( Virginia
vm HMlad lultj alien Ui* nomination(4
Wm. G. Bvnh«rt, <4 Ohtrtwtiw, waa
■wit to tl» Smalf hy Pmu<trnt Wilwm.
harly in Itir rov whit-h Iim Imi in
prnftrna for more Uiin three iiiontlia,
Senator Chilton iuikmiimoI lie woiiUi
tight iijr an.l wihiI.J leave tite arle< tion of
Uie ilew i»Mtru't Attorney ill Uie han.la
i4 Attorney tieneral Mi-KeyiioMa. Tl»m
wh fcifloweil hy tii« wiUnlrawa) off' W
ihaeiitoo, of Kayetteville, Cliillntt'i on*
inal i'Immv.
At aut«e<|i>ent eonfereme with tlie At
torney tieneral it «mm iin<l»-r»l<«al that
the Senator rew rveii Uie riirht t»> U<rk
Uie t-ontirination of any man !»• <ImI in 4
a|>f»rove. Tliere m no danger of Una in
Uw «a*e of Harnhart, however, a» lie ia
known aa • atamnli Chilton ati|»portvr
ami a i loae friemt of Uie Senator.
Hw wht-tKxi hy Uie Attorney lieneral
uireta tlie entire at>i»roval of Uiat oftkial.
THE FAMOUS TUSKEGEE BAND
TOURS WEST VIRGINIA;
MEETS WITH GREAT
SUCCESS.
Thr Titukrfw Imrtitntr Hand
mwtr • tour of WW Virginia l«ft w»*k.
Tl~y arrr nrijulirrr KrnVil «itii
•pU-ndid BiKlM-iK-ra uxl irrrtl rnUitMiaani
Tlif ftrst atop »h (I Huntinirton. Wrat
Virginia, fin WnlnMiaj rvrtung. Jut}
itKii. On Thiinalay afternoon. Inly II,
ittr; went to Maidrn, thr homr of 1 ft
Hmikrr T. Waahinrt'to'a«ti'tdl«Mal. Ilrrr
Utr <iti/rna h»l i>rn>d a ».an«l "tan.I in
Ibf rmtrr of Urn quaint old villas**. an<l
pra-U allj all tlr propW- in Utr itiimrii
air vM-inity fallirmJ at '» oYU«-k p oi
In m> ami brar vliil llirj rallrd "Book
rr T WadnnKt«'i Kami." Dm* Com
unttev hi ArrantrairnU mn*M(nl of thr
1ml rituM* <4 Infii rami in thr Inwn
11**- chairman of Um • ••luioitw*- aaa Mr.
W. II. (Hidiaia, thr Iraiiini •bilr inrr
< liant of U«r plarr Mm Amaixla John
Ml, Itr. Waihinft)* ■ only w>rr, m a
riiJrut of Mai<lrii, aixl (mtpwl a ran
•frtrMna ptarr on Una irrawki Mr i.
I» Sr^rtiv ii, thr maiiarrr of Utr hand,
• aa him ami rraml in Uim loan Mr
rrm»rd many I warty r^Hinf* on rvrry
ham I Tli* <iU«rn» a err loud in thrtr
praiar of l»r Waahington ami aluwatf
rmrrntial lor thr rocnpliinmt that aaa
l<axl thrm hj Una ImmmI % tailing thr lowo
of hw rbitdlMnaJ Pnrf. Mjrd Prillrrman,
Pnanlnit of llr Wrat Virginia (Viluml
Inatitntr. arranfrd Uir k»ir for thr haml
Uiroogh Wrat Virginia Hr inH thrtr at
Hi. AI liana, ami arompuiini thm w>
Mahim llr. m con*party with Mm
Amaada Jobnaa, U«>» Utr land to > wat
I >r, Waahiagton a oM huanr, wbtrh ia
mnm ciawd l.y hai anlrr It aaa really
palhrttr U> aar Umr l-.ya am-mt.tr in
• ha* aaa na<v h«*rr T. Waahington •
M mnm. ami pw ri|»rinna of ap
yrmalK« and <kv<4inn let Utr man thry
an mnrb <W*Mnl m hnmnr. Thry aang
aa a uwiuorial tu the ggmi educator.
On Kraky afternoon, Aupwt lit. the
hand irave • ooonert at th« W. V». Ool
uml Institute, eight inilai Mow Charlr*
Ion. The Sum Suiuumt S-h««ol L»l l**r
id «muoo twn> lor irv«a wwlu, and Um
iimivrt |i\M by the Itand vm Um* final
k't in lite rlotincvitn'iiti. While l»rr,
Mr. Sirvwtaoa, Mmiffff, and Captain
N. Clark Siuith. the uiiMtoal Jinrtur,
wen* entertained at tlinuer by Mr. and
Mia. Ityrd Prilleruiau. Theatndenta wew
aerved luncheon in Um dining hall. It ia
unite «nrniti<-ant that the fnat Tuak*ffee
Institute an.I the Wnat Virginia Colored
Institute miatain ancli rluae Mationt U>
earh otlier. Or. Booker Waahington <le
livered Uh* addrww at the flowing rjiw
nam of Uh- Summer School at tliia inati
tuin»n in IMItf.
Tlte ImuhI rave tliree ronoerta at the
I1«ta nHwlrr, thr tinea* in Oliarlratuii,
ThunwJay, Friday and Saturday uighU.
KiM-h «<>ii<-ert waa well attended. and
•narked «i>pr*«-i*tton ahown (or all Um*
l**HortnaiieM«. Many n»euib*r» o( tl»e
band were beard to retuark that Una «a
the Iwat Uieatre in whirli tfiey had |*r
formed duriug tbeir extenaive tour, no*
withi«tandiiiir ll»ey had beeu in St. I.oUm
and Chu*ag».
THE DEMOCRACY MID
THE BUCK MIDI
( Wheeling Intelligence )
llo» (W|i UlJ tUlilif M tiir love of
tlie I Mutirratlr politician for tlx* rulomi
iimn uxl Urotber'
Kvecy Kin* in • «hilr we mv nriMt
ftlxiU made bj IVtum rtUr I'Uiiliilaln
for itltb-t* Ui rrrtto tlie intpreawtoii that In
h ait individual ami tlie linii • ratu' |tar
ty aa a party an* frwtuily to lltr l>la< k
tuau. Aa a matter «»l fact, tlie Ita klamr
A tlr Democratic party in tliat wUm
of Hi*- country wltirli xivn to I>>■ a'racy
tlie major ily of lU electoral voir ami ita
rrpriwiitalivni in 1'unfnai ia inapirvtl
no stronger sentiment ami latum! to
irrtlier I»y no stromrer tie titan liatml of
tlte Mark man auil miniiy to the colored
ram.
An illustration ia now to la* liad in
WaahingUtn. < Hm* Patterson, a negro
(rout (tklalioma, tuaW Imtwrlf itmapM
uooa iu the support of Wilann. Mr. Wtl
aun waa eWted Pnalihwi, and Dauio
rratlr faiibmoa tlmught it a wiaa thin*
to rerrqrniae Patterson'a service to tlie ap
poiutuient of tin* puaitHtn of Krfciater of
tli#* Treasury. This ia a |M»itioii that liaa
la* n Itel.l l<y Itiack men. Tlie great
Frederick Douglas*, under a He|>ulilican
President, was lionore.1 with^lhi» olfii-e.
and Idled it with credit. Now, wliat I.a|>
I aiied wlteu Patterson's m mm mat ion *m*
sent to Um* SenaU*' Immediately tln-n
• ante up from Um* IvinixriilM' >enat< >rs ' .1
tli»- .iitli a r ar of prottwt that ahook tlx
\aJla of tlie < ai>>t<>l, and waa ttranl e\i n
in tlte White Iiouar Vardaman. of
Miaa*«up|4, alio waa rln ImI U> tlie Haw
aii* aa a negro liaU*r( and Tillman, of
South Carolina, and tlteir followers served
i i<>t my* on W.Mat row Wilson tiiat Um* nom
ination <4 Patterson could not la- con
tinued. Mr. Wilson, with Um |o«rr of
lite p resiliency in lua hands, roubl force
rei alcitraut Itruim rato to aupport a tariff
ImII to which many of tlanu iil>)«rti<i| lla*
could drive litem »>> tlie anp|x>rt i>f a cur
rency measure wlcrli *lit| not 111M tlteir
v»»», Init Im> iiMild not drive litem to a
iv|4 tlie supreme liumilialion of voting
for a Mack man for a raa|tonaihle (Hihlic
oHtce. Tlirrr lite Niiili#rn warriors drr»
lite line, "salt," ami were willing to sited
tliear iflmul, '«alt," if need la», in de
fenae of tlie awi red privilege ol lite wfntr
liemia rata of tlie South to itoid all tlir
■ >rtl« ew
Tlie nomination of Patterwon ia Itrid
up. and it ia aniiminraJ from Washing
Uhi that it will I* withdrawn. Never
lleltas. we will froni time to lune have
other I tentorratM politicians loudly pro
claiming their frtendafup for tlte Mark
man.
UNITED STATES C. ft C.
CO. BEJKITIFYIN6 GROUNDS
<>arj. W. Vs.. Ai«. &.-* A»i«le Iff mi
taking lit* lr*i in *>l<>ptinfr lite t«<»
payday tbirh mm nUUui^il
u|Mi Uitrual nfimuom of the I'nilrd
Stem (%<al *ixl Uokr tV» ynn wxl
lltr wm wlul Hftirt <>ci Uit part of lite
iiiaitaflrturnf In wlqrr lfW» aiHiitwr ««f
■> < xlniti in ami at»«l lit* mima Th«
• ixiipany m kradinjr ait <4lirr« wtim llrld
m tvMtifyint tlw ffrrxinti ami Mnar
*r»f thr nnidofm In raiar r>""l rar
•triM ami hHnttfy lhatr yard*. Now or
uM-nt wrll* *f* not* Imd( cooatrm wd in
front and Mintf op U> (i# mwral <tlAr*
at tiim piarr. TW aanilary fotwiHxa*
arr airtllnt ami hrr* will ba lotaml a
-<*itratrri M of wurkiaf una. Nuw of
thr working man ar* living in drlapi
dated aharka and Uarj has Utr apprar
anraof a Irantifol ram lantial Iowa.
union none at blue field
Ttaal'atrai par* If of Ihr the thrra
rhnniM* nf BinrfMd wtM ba bald Aofwt
flat, miS, al H». Olaar'a.
Lai ttarjkndy (pK baafcat* vaady lor *n
' oM turn panic aod a day oat ta Ik*
MAYOR
DELIVERS ADDRESS OF WEL
COME TO THE COLORED
PYTHIANS OF THE
tSTATE
Charleston, W. Vt, Auir *>.—Mayor
J. K. BwMI iWiviwJ Uie w*4<*ome a* I
(Imi for tlif nty to the ilcleirntw Iwrv to
atu*n<l Utr uiMiuir of Um* 4 • rami LmIk«
(4 ■>.,«lirli rtHivrtM^I in t |iil»li<
ui«**tnur at tin* tint lla|»tiat ritwrh, (oJ
umlI ywt«r>lij iixirniiiK at l«» o'clock.
I'rrwnt at the meeting wrr* Um* olti<-»*r*
ali i iWlnr*ln jltr <iraml l.< «!<•• ami
Unnd Ooort of Oalantlw, together with
iLMMntirra uf tlie local l< L"** ami rourts
ami their fnemln.
TUr reap.»n«e to Mayor ftiWI'ii a<l
drvaa of tti^ntiur hw uiatic hy Prof. J.
H. Jefleraou, <mi U-half of the <>ramt
an<l the < iraml Court. h»* l<ein*
<>raml Worthy <'..iii»- ll.,r of the latter,
ilw *elo>n»e on lifhall ot the
■*•*) Ctpuif *a» !!.;«• !«• I• \ Mr- \lil a S
t%u*. Um> ■ > Mi« I ■ » M
f^arvnuler The *»♦•!« I• Ir<tin
half of |.)m* tot al lolin- «aa ihh<lr hj I'rof.
I" \\ Hoy.I, the n-rt|M>un- on laliall *>l
thrtiraml I^xh*** l>y I'm! J \\ h'.Km
aun.
Thia ia the twenty-tint annual iwiaiion
of tlte order. It*|iri int l.rnlil < li.iu
«t-l<>r. Sir I. O \\ il- ii i- i I. iiii
yeam ago. In that 11 ii it- i n it .1 «tli
haa l««a uia>te hy »»•«• onl.r I'hroiit'h
Uie t-riorta of Mr W'il«tii llir l'>tloan
htiil«hn* at lliintinirloii it lr*«e from <l«M
ami a treat ilea! Iia» I•<••»! |«anl «m the
loilire'n hniUhiiir on Wn-hiiitrtoii mim!
IM< kiiimiii atreet* iii Uiia nty
At tlir |>nMir lMin-t»mr yi «l« »*lay morn
iiibT \llortie) T. II. Nutter a< t«i| it* uia->
Irr «•! ivmumiM. I'rayer h:i« olltTiil hy
Kev. J. I. Turner, liruml I'rHste
BRILLIANT DANCE
M BRAMWELL
MipU Leaf Ciab EiterUiu With
Mnicil um! Literary Prtt»
grmm
Tin- M-,.U- N-af Oluli ..I Itmuiw»-ll in*
U-rLant«-<l i I arm* |«rljr of la<li«-n an<l tn*n
tlniMii lit m rMf|>li<»n uimI I>mII Tlmrwluy
mirlit id la.-t *«'k Tlw I«Iii« *frc lr*»
tilulljr IT'«*!»»-«I nii<I it iiK.rt- rHinul m-1
i iniU not lr foiiii<l in tli** «taU*. Tlx
wrltiHiia klilrm Hun <Miv«T«*l l>y Mi.
Alf>»u<W*r SU|>W A toM^t Uitlif latin**
«iw |»r»|KMM«l liy Mr. Ilarwy l»iiir uxl
on«* t<> tlw Krntl«*iiM*ii l>y Mm Sail** Sfci
vtl. A la*autifnl M-U<«'ti«rti «(k re«iU*«l hj
M imm J.iK-ilf IhiH- TIm* (*< »l ii in I n •• Or
rlmtra of K**y*U»iM- (urnmliol inuau- for
Um* ori'Miion an<l tlw ilaiM inir rofitiiuwil
until S »'rt<M-k a. mi.
TIiw |»r>Tilt *»»ti* Mr. mihI Mr*. K<m
«■«»• Sini|«ini, Mr. ami Mr*. WatMoii,
Mr*. Kinfr an<l <lanirtiU*r. Mm I-en*
King; M1m« Ijd'ilr |ii*w, Anna an«l
>allM* Stovall, KJIa >aiin«U-r*, (Ha ('al
Immir, Kvlyn Sini|**>«i, lU-ulali an-l lla/H
HiiInmiiii, Hrrtlm M« i 'lanalian, l.uv»*ma
knlU*r, l.iiry I1nlli|>». Mr* K. Williarna
aixl inotWr, Mr. aiul Mr* |{ot>iuw>n,
Mr*. hlli«, Mnwr* Mwk I'arkrr. Hoy
(tar<ln**r. W II. A. Harrv-tt. T. hlnanl
llill, H. II. <"aliv«*r, T. W «•»«•». John
II. Ilale. KM-liaril llamU-t, Jan*-* Mr
I'lanalian, llarry Imxm*. VU-x m.»i»W**
Win. Kot»in**Hi, •». M >auri<t**r*, Jauwa
Harver, W Saiii|4** ainl J>-■>*■ Harden
ASKS FOR $37.50
HEAR: 6ETS IT
Jary Awards $1,5## to Mu Who
Worked Forty Years With
out Pay.
WirminlMirr, Mo , July -N .% re
markaMe »t<>ry >A ■ Nrfm'fiipviilioii aw
b4d in l*r'i>«lr to-lay liy Matt
IhiiM tn tlw m4f-1 aer\ant <d Kin*
<V i'f— 'I. formerly a wt-altliy larnirr of
thia rnnnty I >tin« an h»| amltlir Krtiwri
niat> lor nrmlrrfil Hrown kixj
hw ailr dnrtng their lilrii'ir lie (rati
M that h» b»l t#en llir arrvatit of Itir
Hriian family lor forty yeara w ulna it
|»aj , that he had niir^il hia employer
through a lunf dlrm— arxl alter hm ilealh
aerreri ha w*lrm. Stie mm- lor many
yaara Ieet4e (iiifxknl and at time* deli
rtnua, mmI lor year* he lay n|«« the Itrair
Id tier romi >N or«ler In take < are of her
iB raae ahe a a« atta ked with <Wimint
dnrinf the nifhl Me waked lor ll.'Ol
<4 the Brown »»tale. ImH aonie nf the
hetra nhjarted It* jury awarded the
old Nr|m the an* Mint withrmt fearing
their «eaU
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
Tht Taarhera Institute Ior (\iond
•rarhera will tavin at the BlnetMd Oo
lnf«d Inatitntr. Anfrnt 25th.
H*e maSrnrinrw will he I*rn4. J. W
Smtt nl Hunt*nylon Mkd Pruf. R. P
H m protaMe that • mnraa in hand