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Bluefield Daily
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l>lil KKIKLD. WKST ViRQlXl \. SUNDAY MORNINO, \l ill’ST 12 1:mn;.
PRICK TWO CKNTS.
This Is The Way They
Generally Do Things.
Republican Committee is
Embroiled in Judicial
Contest.
l'ls<;|; \t III |, (IMIUJI.S OF ( OK
111 l*Tlo\ IN* MoN'ItOF roi \.
TV.—W VmiMW 1.1 \ I S
Till r. \ FUSION of
TIIK SITI \TION.
The meeting «if (In1 I'epultlicun ex
eciitlve committee of Monroe count)
{•t I'nlon last Saturday, August 4
tin m-<l out to Im» a noteworthy polltte
n| event and was slmmli/.cd by the
moat astonn<lIni’ clmrK*** of corrup
tion emanating from prominent and
life long republicans As Is goucrnll'
known tills committee meeting was
hold for the purpose of prescribing
tin- date and the method of selecting
delegates to represent Monroe count)
In the Judicial convention yet to be
tailed, which convention Is to nomi
nate a republican candidate for Judge
In this Circuit. The rival candidates,
Judge H \ Kit?., the present incum
I'cnt. and Hon. I. c. Ilerndon, bad
hotli been In the count) for a week
<>r more prior to the meeting, a
number of friends were co-operating
'.1th each and there was much swing
ing around the circle in advance
Judge llltz was called to lilucfbdd
*>n Friday v Imperative official hitsl
1 '*SK. *»*>* Mr Herndon remained here
dlrr-ctlng his lieutenants in portion.
I'mi days* I In* sitimlion had been grow
ing more and more boated, and the
whispers that money wan being Im
properly iih<hI grew louder, culmlnut
iny at last in the naming of Individ
na'.a and tin* direct charge front oth
< r republicsas that they had “aohl
out." In HO tub ruses* the alleged
amounts* wore named and rlrciinudan
< • s* given with reinai kalsle particular
ity.
When Saturday oainet not only wits
‘ vi'tv one of the 12 commitleenien
tu Union, hut repuhlleanH from all
"vor the county Hwnrnusd hither, tnk
ne the most aggressive interest in
the matter. Bui that was not nil
C» lehrities front Mercer and MrI)ow
• ■II **>itlilies put In nit appearance and
were very much In evidence. Indeed,
■ ome of them had been busy In the
county for several days nil for the
purpose of winning favorable action
from the committee. From McDow
ell county in the interest of Mr.
'I- • udon i a me Circuit t’!i"l; \V. It.
Payne, Judge Strothei of M< Dowel!
('rlrnlunl C'onrt> 10. I. Long, (.'hair
man of the republican judicial com
mltlee, ex-Attorney C.eneral K P
Hucker, <’:*i»t It It. Smith and Mr.
James Harvey (’hamhers, brother of
the late Judge L L. Chambers. From
Mercer county in the Interest of
Judge Hitz Came A .1 Hearn, and
Justice John A ChamheiK. The Ititz
men from Monroe were disposed to
resent the masterful and dominating
activity of the visitors front Mellow
<11 although admitting that all had
some claim of influence with the Mon
ms- people, except Circuit Clerk
Payne and Judge Strother, who, they
I f i• t wnni nil u i n, Yi ll>
the two latter came was a dark, In
scrutable mystery to mnnc others
claimed they could solve |t.
Ah 11 imp passed, the confidpnee of
fho Kit*/ men who seem to have r •
lied upon their admitted majority in
the county. began io give way, and
they denounced the influences fit
work against them
The committee met at 2:ftn In the
afternoon, find the first round was
'Illicitly over It resulted In fii -u
blood for Herndon. Statements are
somewhat conflictin'-’’, hut we are
reliably Informed that It was by n
vote of * to that, the committee
ordered district meetings to he held
on Saturday, Sept H. for the purpo-ic
of * lent Inn delegates to the judicial
convention. This, we believe Is what
Mr. Herndon wanted, t’nlon district
wiil meet at fnlon and choose 2 del
".’.ifes Sweet Springs district at Pipe
drove and choose 2 delegates, Second
Crei l< fit 2 alrvlew schoolhouse j I
ctmoM 2 delegates, Wolf Creek dls
trie! if Wolf Creek, and choose 2
d< i.'gates, Springfield district at Hun
t« r'« Springs anil select \\ delegates,
and Hed Sttl|ihnr district at Mallard,
and select ?, delegates The forego
in./ lomprlse all of the vote cast fo*
t over nor llawson as the basts of
i« , r* sntnt jon . hut if tho vote cas*
fur President ttoosovelt Is settled up
Zar the basis ,,f representation then
c county will tie entitled to on»
mote delegate who will probably be
(V e|, a* alrvlew school house and
in It t < e adopted a rule requiring that
candidates for delegate-at-large must
In certified to Its chairman not later
than |0 dfivs before the date set for
♦ uch district meetings. The committee
furthermore made a precedent by go
ton ' nt side Its own membership for
( Trent, making A. C. Nelson of Ah
derson Chairman, and Geo. B. Mare,
of vlderson, Secretary, neither of
*vIt*Hit had heen elected to the i*om
■ii11(1*1* by th»* roti*rH July 7 lust. Itoiti
\u*nh»* Nelson nod Bure an* rwiiK
nlxed as active supporters of Mr.
5 le| ndon
I* Is said 'the vole in the commit
tee tt'iiH not a true t«*st of l he strength
of Hit/, and Herndon, but we have
nothing to verify this furl Inn than
the absence from the committee of
Mr <\ Is. Dunn, one of Jmlue Kite's
staunchest supporters, which seems
• o have been enforced by circum
stances of a very extraordinary na
ture— hut that Is another story told
in another column.
The adjournment or the commit
tee was followed by a renewal of the
charges ,,(■ corruption hurled back
and forth by leading republicans of
the county We have no personal
knowledge whatever of the truth of
tlese accusations, hut certain It is
tha' members of the party which the
committee claims to represen' ;*i.*l
him* n stood on the street co- :i i .
and openly declared that a big pro
pott'ou of their committee In! void
it One old gray-headed republican
■ v-*i red it was un effort "to buy tho
franchlae of a people." Others asser
ted that certain men had scarred
themselves for life
l" HOI mi l|R 10 in K«* l||) MU' elld
gel iu »liIh controversy for either ono
side or tin* other. hut if oven a frac
tion of those criminations and ro
1'i‘iniimitioiiH nre Hue. it should awa
ken unfeigned grief um) mortifica
tion u the.breast or every good c*lVi
*eu of the rotinty. No man llveth to
himself ii ih! one party ran not in* cor
mpted without injury to the whole
h< d> of tin* lertorate and harm to
society in genera] Whether the con
dilious and practices alleged to exlsi
here extend to other portions of the
••iicult we are not prepared to say.
\*uoiik the Instances related in detail
h.v rcpoh'icuiis of the heat standing
in their party as Indicative of the
methods i niployed |e the following
Au emmissary of one of the candi
dates for Judge, It is stated ap
proached a certain member of the Ju
dicial committee some weeks ago
and said lie was in a position to net
the committeeman $ luiju tf he would
support ills friend for judge, hut
added if the deal was made tin* com
mit tei-man ought to give him $100 of
— 1 — 1
'h»» money. The commlttccinau
treated the proposition lightly and
'laughingly said It wus too early t«>
fool with mirh matters. About two
weeks Inter he again approached the
I committeemao. Having he had a little
further Information alnce their last
'alk and believed now that he could
•0*1 hint $1. •tin out of a ileal pro
v Id ill the latter would give him $:*0t)
\galii the coiiimJttoeniHii sought (o
wave hint aside, Haying there was
I plenty of time vet. The eniinxun
i lold him he was tired of trifling and
would talk business to him Ilia'
I he could pay him $3,000 for his help
To ibis the committeeman told htn? {
*hat he was not for sale. Ills visltot ■
I promptly raised the offer to $3,r>00
and the committeeman, getting hi
; da inlet up. replied, "your whole gain,
hasn’t got money enough to hu\
mo 1'lnnlly the candidate's agent
Held Ite had one last proposition to
make, mid It was a cool ft.000 If1
fit committeeman would do what
! Was asked of hint And the latter,
• *ii*liy aroused, answered that he
I ad children at home and he didn’t
impose, »f*cr lie was dead and ge:i«
tltnl any-scoundrel should have
an opportunity to tell them their
father had over sold out.”
This Is the substance of the sto
, I’.v «h It is told by dozens of repiihlt
ca ns. If true, the committee iiih4|
deserves a harp and a crown and tlic j
Viol hand front every honest mini.
THE JUDICIAL
CONTEST.!
Wo publish quite an extended nr
, li> from the Monroo Watrhniiin In
I reference to the judicial con lent in
j Monroe count y thla innruliiK- Kcud
'it mol yon will hpp wliat methods
1 mo holng reunited in Mm Jn llc.d
Jd:»trlcl The voter should make a
••ole of these thins* nnd dlpcounlance
hucJ. unworthy rhlcnnary at th. |»o11h
Wo wive It to our readers as a mat
ter of fact for them to consider. Up
mouther tlieae things and do not for
I we* KOod people.
A nuhher of our county people
ip in the elty yeaterday attending
i ie iH/rnocrnfic Con vent ion.
SHOOTING AFFRAY ON DRY FORK.
CIRCUS
■NillV ItOltlNHON IIKICi: \l<.I HI
i WMNTV-I'IITII.
Tin* inoiloin circus has about |t
nothing debasing. Mankind has al
ways held physical achievement in
high esteem; Ha heroes are those
who havo done something notable.
FlKpec'lally la Miniate, and the dis
play of leadership on lhi* baltie
hold. hold In *ho highest osteoma.
The military horn stands on the pop
ular roll of faun* Physical prowess
delights the average man; and in the
athlotlo exhibitions of the rlreus, the
racing, the display of oonsiiimnalo
iiorseinanahip, and so on, which are
the leading features of a circus,
nearly every one, young and old takes
pleasure and a pleasure that |s most
. ort a Inly innocent.
Within the print half-century or ho,
the circus in Atnorh-tin has moved
to a mnrh higher plane than It evei
before omipled The exhibitions are
unobjectionable on the wore of mo
rality; flu* comfort and couvenl
•nrc of spectators are carefully con
wrved; there is no more four of meet
ing Insult or (Unagreeable Incidents
than there Ib in attending a lecttire
or i theatrical performance.
Ab h result, the old-time prejndlrc
agalnat a rirnm as a proper amtise
ment for all <lasses, ages and s««xe*
in rapldjv disappearing. The love of
diversion and harmleHB amtiBoment
for all classes, ages and sexes Ib In
born In man To forbid them In to
turn counter to human nature. The
Creator would not have implanted
thin desire for amusement In man
kind were It detrimental.
III. t Nil MTItP.KT MI.THOIUST
t oNlCl t. \TIOV
Al. services held at Christ F’plsro
pal (hurt h, Taxeweil street
l unday school at 2 p. rn W C
I rutin* r, Supt.
r reaching at the Manilla School
house. South Minefield, 1 I a m
The public cordially Invited to
these service*
'I 'ie Bishop of West Virginia will
u « the church at the evening hour,
and we will not have I he usual aer
vice for our congregation at x p. m
J. A. BAYLOR, Pastor.
J. B. McCLURE ELECTED
vi:w PitistiPAL koi< (jkaiiam
COLliKfiK !S i: \ T hkhsion.
At a meeting of tin* Hoard <*r
Trimteea f»r Orahafn College held
v«i‘terdiiyt the resignation of Prof
•t M Oroever ns principal wna ac
cepted, and Prof. .( M McClure, who
I.«h l,u*i: connected with tlir- mile®',
j f°r *•*•«’ past two >(,*»;', was elecled i
• o lilt the vacancy I’rof. Mcf’lui<•*:•
| n an> ;• lemla throughout thin station
; will he f.'nd to hoar of hla well- !
mi net promotion, ;ih he has worked*
.'.ilthfully fof the college dining Its
struggle for recognition, and It It
j ••mlnently Piling that he should he
< s< h'i i< <1 to '•apt i intend Ita ftif urt
fit#'’ th. Prof Vc.Mtire l»* n native ot
1 Kentucky, * ml ha i a wide reputni p I
■h an ‘it ileal or through this se«*|», j
•le was foi evt ral years principal I
j of 1*0 f» honh at Hram.vell, and an
' i lit * rector In the Weat Virginia State
Normal Schoola.
We wish for the school during th*
coming Herndon a greater degree <»f
pioaperlty than It has ever enjoyed In
tie past, and we are confident of
Prof. Mettime's ahilily to run II in
i a manner that will be a credit to this
M'GRAW TO ENTER
TAIN MR. BRYAN.!
Orafton, W Vn., Aug. 11.— John !
T McOrnw, member of the National j
Democratic rommllbN) for West VIr- |
urlilia, and >i mpinlifr of the kmicidI
committee to the reception to b# ac*
corded William Jennings flryan at |
Madison Snnare Oarden, N. Y., ban |
received a letter from Mr. Hrvan. In
which he accept* Mr. McOraw's Invi
tation to he hi* guest for several days
»t hl» summer cottage at Deer Park.
Md The Nebraskan will probably '
tie es< orted to thnt point liy West Vtr- {
Klnlans who will attend the New York
reception Thev have already heen i
appointed by Mr McOraw Mr Hrv I
an was a guest of Mr. McOraw at ,
Iteer Park, during his four of Went
Virginia In 1900. There will he no
celebration during Mr. Bryan's stay
at Deer Park, the distinguished vis- j
Uor* preferring the rest.
LET DEIEGATAS
ALL ATTEND.
The Convention at Princeton
and Inaugurate Reform
on the 18th
DEMOCRATIC
MMTItHT E'OWKXTIOV IM I.lt \1
I'l.l KKIKI.II, .%I Ill'll.
I t> Han Ison mill'd im>eMng |n
**■ «!•*»• and slated Its purpo and
i.mned W. II Thomas Tei.ipoiarx
cl.eir iiiaii mid F. \l |'i>lor* t, uipn
i.>»-v h itcIhi v Tnnt|M)rHry orictnl/<
lion ttiiK made permanent.
<'n iiiotlon of F. J. Hrowi, v coin
consist In* of I'. .1. ltrown D
!' Ki cneh, F. M Peters „ ml p n
H.'.« ev, whs named by the ehdrniun to
il« l antes lo ltu> t. ,,
'**»», who i ported the foil.twin;; do
• i.; :«• v.bo wore accepted i,\ th„
convi>nt ion to-wit
tt. L. Halley, l). M Easley, p s
Hrow 11, \v H Thomas. it M c>ilf«>o,
/ 'V. A’i« «kcti, N|« t i»,."ii >1
* V, A. II I .it ml, I*. ,1 Kelley, A s
Hooker, C\ W. \kers It II Halley,
H. n. Shelton, F. \\. n.
Poatleth wnlto, .f. K.. Crockett. .1 11
Moyers, t). c. Jenkins, A l.vmh, \
O. MrCue, Thos. E. I'ogri y. «’ it Hell
K. II. Easley,'O. 0'l,*r\. F M IV
tern, 1>. K. French, O. Wright. w.
I Wlnsett, A. If Carr. C \ Halley,
*' 1’’ Francis, .1 D. [Harrison, 1,. a
l>«inii. T. B. Clamor,'H. W. C'nbheKO,
C. .1 Klnfci John Ftolierta, If. u.
Kills, A It Thompson. \V r p»«r
klns, C A. Kill wider, \V. II St Clnlr
1 A. (’ampin'll, CJeo, K Halo, !•' |,
A. Wilson, ,1 T Tfcornton. \\ R
M«*Art«»r, I* S IIIkkIiiIioIlimn, \\ s
Crookett, .1. S Mnstln, i; m m,Cii1
loch, (> .1 Kills, II K. Slili. y, R T.
Spencer, W. II. Coffman. Win. II
Thompson. KrIIII HrIIov, th>n. R.
< a Id well. Henry llnllo.v, Jos Heiher
Intlon. Harry (I Whim, T. II Whim,
•fohn CiiIIIiik. I* D. DINette, s. II
lolllffo. <; I, Dillard. II H Tlmiii|i
son John Hurborle, Mallard Wilson,
J. W Hester, Andy Ooft. Charley Ter
IJiis k. || Shrader, Jas. C David
son. V. in Harry, Tas Perdue Hold
Turrr*., It. R. Thomas J. u Cal Top.
.1 II. Ilardv, W ll . isivlnic.
D (*. ■ l<lns was noi->inali .| f i
I * ■ osldoiif lloi.nl of Kd lira I ton and T
II. Hooker for member of Hoard
M H Post lei hwnlle was nominated
for Constable, and I'. M Holers foi
r-ommitteoman from Heaver Pond
I dst riot.
Convention ad jour nod.
—
Gary Played Well
But Got Beaten.
HOOSIERS LAUGH AT
ANTI KISSING RULES
Indlanopolla. Auk II ludlnnopo
IIh dim! Indiana generally are laugh
!uk sit and qiil/riug tin* state iu»ui«l
of II nltli today. Tn hloek rnnutim
i*lIon, * uln'ri'iiIokIm and lut'l|»t«*nf
miuh «*f the white pl.tkhi* the board
IIiImKh that Kissing ahnuld In* atopp
**d.
Kittling on tin* month la particular
ly object iounble, and in a Hot of
"rules for school children" the hoard
Hponka espcenily «*r tlu» klralng Imhlt.
Do not Ivias any one on the month
or allow auvhod> to do ho to you."
tho rules say.
In tin* opinion of tho hoard tin*
gonna of consumption may oaally in*
com muni rated In this wav and it la
suggested tluit not only children, Imt
grown people may well do away with
Up* imhlt of UiaaliiK each other on tin*
mouth when they meet In the at reel
or In tin* home
\moiiK other BiiKKostlona to achool
children are tin* following:
Do not put vonr flu Rem In your
month: do not wet your flimera in
vonr month when turnlnK the leaven
of hooke; do not put pencils Ip your
mouth or wet them with your lips; do
not hold money In yoni month: do
iioi put plp?t ip your mouth; <|<> not
imt nuythtuK In your mouth oxoopt
hioil :iipi drink: «!o pot swap npplo
«nroH, rnnitv, .how-lim gum. hnlf*oat
on food whist Ins, heap hluwors or
anything flint Is put |,i iho month:
pool fruit or wash |t hoforo eating |l .
iiovor I'liuith or hiioozo in a person's
hue turn your faro to ono side or
hold a hnndltfrohlnf before your
mouth; keep vour faoo and hands
■Mid linger nails eloan; wash voiii
hands with aonp Nnd wator hofuro
on« h iiioiiI : whi'ii yon don't fool woll
l»»vo "it yourHcdf or havo ... hurt
h.v othoi'H, do not ho afraid to ropoi i
to tin* tonolior; loarn to lovo frosh
nlr and loarn to breathe doojdy, and
do It often.”
Kditor II K Mansell, tlf l.ohanon,
N'» . loft this morning lor Ills homo
Ills oxoollont who Is still horo with
Imr |iiirouts for l ho prosonl hut will
soup leave for hor Virginia homo.
QUITS CHEWING
AFTER 81 YEARS
I " -
Wluthrnp, Mo, Aiir II I'.llns M
Claik Ii.ih decided I«* «11111 iIiowIiik to
harm after elKhtv-ono yours of tho
habit Hi* wan ninety five yi*m s oi
am* TuoNitay, and to rolpbrntt tin*
event railed together hi** rrlundn with
lh»* aimonneoniotit that hr* Intended
I to sign n pledge |irov<*d to ho his
I doilarallon that In* will no longer
UMo lohm eo
Mttrh ceremony attonilfd tin* dot la
t at Ion. and Ills tow iiKpoople, nmii) of
whom won* present' me now wager
on how long ho will hoop his
pledge Odds arc that ho will, though
after tin* Hint fow hours Clark ml
•fitted ilion* was something ho min
tod
OOVRNMF.NT WIJ.I.
MAKE EXHIBIT
" %
WiiHliliiKtnn, Aim. I 1 The kov
*** "iiii'iii exhibit nI tl»«* .1 atnestowii
ICxpoHltlon will rover 70,000 h<| u me
itM'i of apace TIiIh compares very
fncoiTiiiiv with Mm* exhibit made »t
I • i1 f I ii nil (itxl In which 70,000 Hqum-c
i«m«i wmh iitlltxod Thin, or course,
does not Include Mn> Hcpernte oxhl
liltH in in* made by Mu* life Nnvlhr <1 <*
part incut Tin* Kovcrmiii'nl Iiohi'iI
will determine nothing dcllnltc re
KimlliiK tin* IiuIIiIIiikh unit exhibits
until the return «>f \uslHlnnt Hecn*
turv of the Treasury FMwiihIh, on
Monday.
BISHOP PETERKIN
IN BLUEFIELD.
Itlshop Peterkln Ik to occupy tli<*
10IIIHropill pulpit In Mile city IoiiIkIiI
PoIIowIiih are IiIh future nppolnl
i uictitH in Mils sect ion :
\ti|f I It Mi Mora Cnmu Crock, at
n in
A up
IMIi
Hi til
I till)
I 7th
I 0th
20th
lOllihorn, N p. in
Mary, R p. in
Iflek mini
t'anther, s p m
Welch, s p ni.
Itraiuwell, i i ii in
All peihoiik are conliallj Invited to
(it tend t bene Her \ h i .*.
But Graham Had to Root
Hard.
\ M\l IIVMK nr lt\KF » t
mi rmvrit—w intikist
I N«J <• \ 'll; I IK»M ST \HT
To I I \ ISII.
On yt'niorndv nl tbo Tnwor nroundn
i OiHlinm took llnry Into ramp In a
I T»nio ih:ii wan Honor mill ntoro ox
, r*< Inr. tlmn Friday’. aim* hctwcon
iUrnlmm nml niuuflold. Tho iniRe
row,| i.r rootorn won* treat oil to n
"vl.lltlilon of Ilio imtlonnl amito (lint
Mn r«roly. If over, mtrpnimod Have In
• l*o largor Ionic non.
TIio amno wna n pltchor'ii r:inio
•Ton* t*«*Kl«iiliiR to oiul and MoOluro.
of Himhlim, |iltr|ioil llio boat riiiiio
Hot lina «*vor boon pltohod In tliIh
k<‘i Hon. I union wont in to do tbo
llwlrllng for Uinhnin, altlimiRh nuf
i'oiIiim: from an*. Injury to bln nldo
\t Ho* olid of tbo Hivoud InnltiR ha
wiim oonipolloil in lonvo lilt* nniiio,
Mol’liiro tnklnp. IiIh pbo o. in tbo two
'inlny Hint ho pltoliod I union did
lino work, iiHowlin', no liltH and
trlkliiK out two man 11111 opo (Jury
mini ri-iobod Hi t durliiR tho two
Ini'lniv' ib it ln"lo i pltoliod, iind af
lor Mi <'Inn \* oni Into tin* box only
■>no Uni - It’ r -n i' It i *d noi-ond Thin
!oi,i |\ ouo w i "lllg .loo," who, In
tbo illib I it it I it t' noon rod n I wo ImR
"< r. Hut "llli, .loo" lookod no loiody
on tbo n<-ooui| in I, iliiil Mb linei wan
‘•'ill In to inn foi him Mbdinor bold
lb*> m;i< k Hr in 1 > In itn piano wlillo
,\n i iiii'u truck mil i lii «•«< men, f*»—
IfriiliiK tin side Ami llii'ii nynln In
li'n M'ventli (In' little Ora Iih in
I'vlrli't Hindi' III rim of them |ii\ down
• Ic* nil. k ami narrowfully no in
• • *;»ri li of oilier wmli|t-i to i'oni|iior
lint (iialinm Inul not |o I an> of IIiomo
oilier world!, no |t‘n a rlneli Hint (lary
found none In llm Hevon Inntnyn
Hint lie |dlelied Mil’I life MlriieU out
fourteen men, an average of two for
"ncli Innlnr he |dtehei|, and here let
It he i',elill> whlnpered that the only
lone lilt that (lary Heeured diirillK
i In* nine Innint'« wan '' 1 (Ik Joa'a”
I wo hugger of the 11 f l li Innlnr
(Si ahaiu'K two bciiii'H were made In
the Heventh Innlnr, and one In Hie
■ •!fthth In the seventh Taylor, (Ira
hini’H clever aliorl sdop, demountra•
led that there yvan no hole In hln hat
hy putting the hoi e hide over the
leliee for tlll'ee idatlonfl, Morlllg on
deele' hot drive to Mlrhimr, who
ininlde lie hall In the eighth I,eon
aid look Hint on a hit, stole Heeniid,
and tamed tin \V Iti nmllold’n hIuhIi
Ing • wo haKK»r
The hattIny: lionom of the game go
<o W Itruinfield who has throe two*
hai'i't i to Id’ eretlll. 'lay lor In next
with a dnyle and a three hugger
lamiard hat two situ;,let. (<i hln rreil
II ami W'it I• • t» and McClure each f e
rried a Mjtiyle. There were hut ttiret>
« itoi'M inmle during the game, which
win' a lif t clawr exhllilllnn all dm
'«t v through Tin* catching of Wlt
t*11 for <li a ha lit w an HrHt eliiHH in
every way not all error lining
recovered aealli t him
AnderHOn demount rated that lie
I ni w the r ime hy umpiring In a
manner that gave ullxfuction t*i all
Follow I nr we rive the lineup of
tlii* team, and Nummary of tie
'1 vIt V
I'otdtlon.
I h
OII/IIIAV
W III nmfield
■I Itilitoii,
( 'll IIIIIII fell I! Ill
Taylor
W hrunilleld.
Tell
W \ Will la in ;• h
Ml* her, hh
(1 Will «»n
.1 h
Met 'I.
T . vli.r
't ■ 11 < I *■' r.
Sayri a
0 f
M Mi itnmf)•• Id
I IIJtlfH
Mi-<' I ii 1<■
i.fomu il
Witten
• on,<
Hr • n
<•11111 |>
I f
< *
t I
I (till loti
Hill'll*.
Mil <• lliii Leonard, 2, McClure,
T: i r .irid VVMtffl
Two M.'n'i'i i ■!, VV. Ilriimflcld, 3,
sll \ I OK
■ loll.II M.o I Ml rim I 2, Taylor,
.-ii i-|i* It; Leonard Vnri|i»r
Mh on M lh i iff liit'li1'!, none;
off M. Cliiri- I , off S;ivr«• I
llii In |• 111 li«>i| hull Steele
Kiroi ( iiiiiiliii'liftm, Mlcln r mill
W \ Wilson*
HIrii<-k out h> McClure | \ ; by In
Ue« 2 ; by Stt> re | |
l'tnplrr* \ iidnrHon.
FIFFORT TO STIR
UP A WAR.
Sim I 1,1111 Is. o, \ur I | I’ll#. 1 ' ll!
'I"|;it I'll llli-'hl'fl ;i '.'tis.ll iollHl HtOl v to
(hi1 I'ffi'i I tlint th. (•••«•• • nt disturbance
mil i<;.oii of \ nifiii jin out hi • it k on
Hu* Mi■ xli :i»t bonier wu clto a Kj.
*r»nttc- plot to wtli up war lirttvoon
Mexico Hint Ibe I'mli il Slates
New |tort News |h to have a news**
, paper to be called the Independent.
IMfMKSTM1 TltOI It I.HM ItltlNOH
INTO I'l.W THK
w ini m sri<:ri.
I ?:<*«. I lartiijin, or Dry Fork, IiihI
nlylil nt y • IT. o'rloi K shot with >i
*v i>< Iicmi r rlfl#* liih on In-luw, Mor
ris ' itniiH'ii, i|i»* lull entering JnHt
In iov% III#* ear nnd coming out on the
olImr kIcIi* of tlo* load Tin* woiind<‘(l
man wan hmuglit *" Hi#* VVel«-h llos
liltiil on No I *» lodiy and in in n
critical condition and In not expected
to Hvh The shootin originated from
dotni'Hlir affair and na rrflHti'd mil
aide ruble ••x#"il**ni«-n’ i i that vicinity.
llurinan is mffrn i#'d to in* n #|i*Hp#*- j
rate innn when ... nnd flint he
linn killed fiili«* in at during ills ni
refr Thf llrlulii I. lit Khow wan in'
progiea* at tin- linn of thf shooting!
and created > onsi ei n ■ t Ion among I In*
people, during v- Ill'll i*no* Hannan!
nimli* Ills i*h<;i|m and If |h now he
ll#*v**#l that In* will it#* h har#l man lo
r*n |»1 it if More ironhlp In expected
iitol will hf Hin** i#i mine
BILL TO PREVENT
IMITATION ELKS
\TM\TI, <.\ . t»iII. \ Mil
**im« Infrod'teed in He* ^‘nuti’ la do
aJ&tied to put tin Kit Xfrlrnn Irnlta
toil' mil of IimsIim in -<hort nfdiT In
llilM Mini*’. TIM ni<• ii«' M-eka ta make
II ;» nilKili'Dii'iinm for inv pfM'von not
h morn her of ftir* l!« n< vo|* nt and I’ro
feetlve Onli-i »> Kli Km t or rot I Oi i
der of Kafrle*. KiiIkI'' of |’\fhla«,
Odd Fellowa oi XihI' h* Frdo find \<
< opted NIhmihh io u < 11 .my InKlKiiln of ,
.•'.ilil oi hhmI/)iI lorn 'I • rlmitfo wliloh
la I oilovod to !m .iimcd »t eertaln !
m-pro notlelHi which nominate
lliemaolvoa "Rika" tlmi "no de
will ho allowed in any prose
fitlon, that itie H'ln-ed la n member
of nr v organization oilier than thoae
f >«‘< lfl'-d wliii li hud adopted an In
flsnl* .<• |ta own Tlie Klka In many
ifeefIon* of the iniiniiy have gone
Into eourt with In jam Mona to pro
vent negro Rika from wearing the
rem.’af Ion Inalgnla and f»» prevent
ti in from iialntr any rltnii v->• f< h
may l « the an me aa the white Ordei
'l*‘ f Mattie Iteeker returned ln«*t
night after aporidlng avveral daya In
Roanoke.
NEITHER DAVIS TO
BE CANDIDATE.
Keyset-, auk. I I Neither t'ol 'I'
M I>a vis nor liis brother lion. ||on
iv (I Davis, w ill consent to he a run
rthlHte for congress In tile second «||h
triri tills fall. Col. Davis adheres to
IiIh del «>i in I mi I Ion to withdraw' at the
• • *|»IrnI Ion of bin presellt tertn.lltldex
Henatoi Davi turns n deaf enr to the
ImportunltleH of Ills personal and po
lllleal ft lends
II l> believed, however, that lion
floury (2 DhvIh may be ptrvulled up
on ti» make the rare In I't'iS foi gov
■ i nor of the st.-ite w hich lie lint; done
o much to develop He Is rnmlllHr
with Its resources. Its possibilities,
rind Its needs arid he Is looked upon
In in tins • « the strongest candidate
I lie parts could Holed
BOURKE COCHRAN
SERIOUSLY ILL.
Han Francisco, Cal Aug I I
News comes from l.uke Tahoe that
I ton i k e Cockrn II Is serlourly III or
heart r,allure A short Mine atm Mr
Cock ran b n here ror Tahoe w ith a
party, one member or which was
Miss Annie Ido, the daughter or the
former Coventor Honor.a| of the I'hll
lpplne«, to whom he Ik betrothed
I'rincciiatoirP'd exercises |r, the high
altitude in which the lake la situated
brought tm dangerous cardiac W'enk
lie is to whb’h f’ockrnn has long heen
subject
Ills phvsbians fear complications,
which mttv prove dangerous, a he I
lift two ye.fCH obi, and not In a good
phvsb Ini condition Mias Ido remain
at the patient's side and nurses him
with the prented care
No effort was made to lynch Jessie
Pit/Herald mid Annie Henson, Hie n<
gro murderers of Mrs Hotter)
Broughton, when they arrived in
llsrboui vlllo yesterday under the
protection of troops Immense crowd
gathered at ’trcef corners as the
prisoners passed on tlieii wa> to the
tall It Is thought lynching mn\ be
attempted In <nse a verdict of death
Is not ranched In n short time
Attention Is directed to the circus
ad. this morning.
BLOODY DAYS
IN FAYETTE
i m i: ri oi'i i: m \ \ |.; m tv 1*1, \c.
r • tiii: r. \its m \nc
i:i» u rni mi isi»i:i:.
I-’H >•♦•» I«-v 111«- W. \’a # Ann ||
v#»n people ehargod with nnmhi
are now In llu* county lull I’lvc m|
•liom r<’H|iMiiKiiii«> foi ii,<. linn(it or
loin people, worn placed there with
In ;i week. Another for whom a re
ward of $ I Oo |m ofl'-n il Is expected lo
•»o liroughl In iinv day Three of the
lioinli ||||“. 01-1*1111 I'll I Ills We |{
Al T’li ii tin ii nil Slit 111 liny night I,oo
Uollin, ii rnlIn»nii man wan shot l,\
Will Collins i young l(u*h Hun min
Ml. Till* llllllllll* Kill rll-tl lit || |||l*| I \ I
go round Walter linden wan with I
Colllnn ami they hail ii llltle -ciiHle
with It'ilan an<l niiot her railroad man
Ihilnii lilt Collins In I to* head with a
hoi He knocking him down Collin
• hen hetfim iin* shooting Imlan died
at M< Kendreo hospital Sattirdn>
night Sipilre Station held Collin
and IlMaden on a charge of eon iplrm v
and murder
Hern line he l*l;iv fully r«■ nir<v«■<I hli
frlond'ti hut and placed |i on lil own
li'Tol, (loorpe Linn: of Ml Cnrhon
win’ ahof nml killed at flu* Spoil h;<
loon on \miniioni' Creek hint Wed
ii< mI i\ nli'li* III* clnver w» Penn i
ft old n The men were the bext of 1
friends Hoth were drunk l.nnjr wic
atiol In the bren*<i und dli'd three
j hoiil* after In- wan Mhol Koldn riin
i from Iho saloon after tin- shootlnr
•»i ■ * I v^r mu f«d Min next dn\ ni
flniiloy Jiinetlons t»\ officers Mom
nnd Hoiilnhv, while h<> tvnx w;• ifInr
for n fin In. Kqunre Mavis hold him
lo answer >i charm- of rii'irdm nnd h<>
In now In lull Tin dead man wim a
•on of Mavld Main; and wan about
2'\ yonr* old
l.i/zie Johnston, colored of S< itrv.ro
Ih charged with the murder of her
infant < hlid
.1 W McCorkle, ro|n* • nlliir *ln
HoBfinki' World w in to «*■*• n on
yesterday and report that Journal
I* In an excellent condition and
flourish I ok in every way. The
World will soon move Into new
quarter* and add new nnd fast
prtbften to U* equipment. ,