The Norfolk Virginian from Norfolk, Virginia • 1

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VA: TUESDAY JANUARY 2 1894: VoL: LVIINO 41 CflOk ED A Kid 1-41 To All Who Apply ply cHOT 1T'S NOW GOV OTEP I IALTLi crItgllabole to zleor the btrk in IICTIM II in tii-es tlaw more r- th tt at irlIK IIII SEVERAL PEOPLE I ihttods to its rill clear of tho staa's up their tie tsure's trith titote lavish and torts at isreakers and at the end of our Min a her cities towns silitts sini haw scene THE DO It safer into the barttor frotu icli ill etrand MC)'e ralilly a-a------ AN IMMENSE C110IVI3 AT Tilt wi- -0 1 THIS IS THE 'WAY( OFFICIAL AND TEIISONAL ErSFONSI- VIRGINIA'S CONSERVITIVII runTo BILITIES THINGS IN TEXAS' E'EN1312NT As the The New Executive of the State chid' cf this re-r7e I ilial while at im nanco a HOW Ensue inake a Insterly A ireas Its rice ro it' a'l contest through which sre hare in season and out I heason with heart rtk Itht ra9ted bitter in many a ritud- "Ill aud body to ettrniehtent Le tTorts laud New Three Are Deed stud AVIlich Ile Outlines lila Future 'mous in masty particalars might produsi in of the litt makers and tit of the Three others Seriously Wound- Coamlonwoultb to amat her I 't candest 01 Policy the mind of a straneer to or ins lItitiOnl a ettA Lor a- le Mng that we ate so torn by dissensions that Ulna it of Hoke the stronzet fteJtt au not ILI LI in our Itorlf ri nor ai- u4 th4 btio re lF myllov-a'1 aka adorn flits rv a le our twines Bat his would tte a i r3u Ante-tan Union which II ILII cy ahtsare Dr Sontbern assolitei Prom deloson for the it Oi Mall of all parties trill it tCl eyes the timiration ot till lintiS and Ow liT au respect thil or the naajorit ut rnd of the tohro troa nleof i ottils to lo nary acount of a wholeale klng at COLUMBIA Tex ls in 71 noltel di spoi al i due: hieh rat tr There is an innate of Iasi) and titeei wittrini no hectita hut 4nly the whol' Cedar about six mile from here mate no Mail hnt only the wh 0 reptple I are just in Williams WAS orb in the brea i of oar people Weil CILII oroi however it War rtee koti soo5)th shall take Ntre 'hat 130 diserimination is Tillie dancing on the floor and aroused boeer they'ma 1'1 1' -1 roll at thtirit in tan tr astir-Law so far a I ean in matters 1 le animosity of Lemon Gayle who appetranee of tlingn Othrr es may of totitslittion and r-taut justVet sei epectal priyileres ot inrottotties to not is tbe demanded that Williams surrender a weitor un ler the hot 1-rmth of comfit tniin or 9 ace On the floor Williams at ttembie fore the red Paz of Artarrhism hit dor trine of the toditio1 ocnoul In Web I tra's bi I taught anti I eiiii roe to it hpre we rci Doi the one and fear not tile ()tiler rNnr opin wiVI exist Out roe I shall tee that the laws are rti enforecl fit refused but Gayle became re a thit rrasple and free ilthiltson im 11 ail rositets ttoil rInt ti 01 order hoisterwas and illi sme started he safety 'dye tor there it no dan-v In error taro ighout our limas 1 hp! 111(vil e4in tst ty it l'olioo thitt if thrre ite ale turbit'e tt It la clay snr om the room hen Gayle his nitti04 trt4tit in free tor eAtidttel t' Talent-- '11" Dy Southern AssolAtei Prost COLUMBIA Tex tocounts of a wholeteile killing at Cedar about six miles from here are just in Williams was dancing on the floor and aroused the animosity of Lemon Gayle who demanded that Wiliiams surrender his place on the floor Williams at f3rst refused but Gayle became boisterous and WiEiame started from the room when Gayle his The Antot rate 01 Two Boller matter's Bit Southern asseciatel Press enairANOoGa Tenn January 1 Two men were fairly cooked alive it a terrible boiler explosion that occurred at 1 o'clock this mornieg in the roundhouse of the Cincinnati Southern railroad Beckett a white boilermaker was engaged in reparing an engine which came in last night with a leak in the steam flues lie was etanding in the lire box with Jesse Lang a colored assistant Mistaking a screw ping for a driven ping he gave the screw a careless tap driving it in The steam bust through the small aperture with a loud report Both men were horribly scalded and the flesh dropped from the bodies in a sickening manner Death was instaneons The bodies were taken to Sharp's morgue where a verdict of death from carelessness of Beckert was foetid by the coronor' jury ime so 71 prntiMte4 tN wtiere it will be subdued that hitton wit while ster ea1 yi i ubortlinat ed to renstim anti that there rrepr it Wfaj Ophioii thnt eArrlett YVIt DO oeoasim reA3 to hat sh means to optin unexplored ea ar of 3 Lvit worbt insiirt the public but II tit to ulsordor and faith in it mat-lino ne112t1 his soul al iould 0 i fl wht tiler in ti vrowde1 (-ivy 41144tr VT and the lo aithoritien are tin- bought Lis eyes to beho'd it eltraVid to the tied- quickly silliti msing it to lono will be lost be me a i the eit ire luMng tilt! tlikt 'omme ilth to nlo nt the sitptannary of the law let it ecet what I it "'V thjl or me' eS' cortairity of iioiort 1101on anit atiectua's punishment in the a irsst 8 the Al cement IA a otimionity tur1 the stIongest svtiir ty tit title And proportv "-'eitiletitues Jos- ti trave sn ls with eh lealen Is els Kild gioN steps that orioles eiteintet froitt hoe tat dines' It hot he 8 with "8 Theta ))ords true fruto no ft)elitig that we have with US' a Cass Of teen who are likely VI break the law or render soelety insecure Flo NI: 1 all the Nati' Iva Dever more quiet aild but in any country hit tillers un is 1)5' their kilts And even fittitiyon trio th laws Kea' el-icwhere will attir anti is 'we suell to understand that 0 wt Lore with law-breakors or Ian-defiers TUE QISETION Or TAXATION he 'littler Comprotatimed Ey Southern Associated rregs CHATTANOOGA TOOO January 1 the case of Catholic) Knights of America against five local bondsmen were called in the United States Court to-day pleas of accord were filed on both sides agreeing to compromise for 813700 The five Chattanoogians were on ex-Trettsurer's bonds for 8S0000 11 Judge Key approves the plea and orders judgment entered it will end the liability of the local bondsman O'Brien's shortage is said to be $76000 The Great Offer of Or Levy to the PeoplA of Norfolk and Viola Thorough Consultation Compete and Er haustive Examination Without a Penny to Pay The Greatest Op portunity to the Public( Ever Offered by Any Eye Socialist in 4 ae World Pe Levy announces the greatest op portunity to the public that has evee be ri made by any Eye Specillist in the odd offer is in the torn' of a free test of theeyee to all who suffer from headache weak or bad eyesight-Yen tan have your eyes examined in a moat thorough and scientifie manlier tut if you need epectitelei they will be ftirnielnel to vim of a most etperior quality at a cost Ad who apply in person eau have a ompleie end thorough examination of their oyes made free of all cost In addition to this any vivito) or eonsUltation on the first or any subsequent visit will be ehrerfully gtven to all who apply without a penny to PltYThis i a test the pntiont tan make me of without risking a single cent for the exeminetion consultation or ad vice Pr Levy Las been in Norfolk for nearly a yenr awl offers this free test to every one as the inirest end fairest way of convincing the public) that his plan is the vely b-ot known in the world of eye erecialism It is an honeststrdghte fore ard may of becoming no vated eith the great number of persons who have blindly bought their glanties by guess workand real dearly for their ex perience Dr Levy makes an exelusive specialty' of edjuetieg gleeses to all Buffering trona any (rror of refraction end the symptilt 4 caused by this defect of vision ki dsvis 'Int claim to make the blind flee or to tweoni but he does claim to improve the 'nest imperfect sight to nue hea lache caused by strained eyes and to make reading and sewing a pleasnro t) those who heve never been able to do Fo IvBh comfort before Dr Levy also claims to sel the very finest tire-t mice that can be had These will be correctly titled and adjusted to coat pviednintayl ease more hinhianthseiymwilailrl geode elsewhere One of Dr Levy's strongest argument for public patronage is that he is permit netly located in Norfolk Being regularly est iblished he can be found at all times and if the elegies furnishe-1 should be broken or lost a duplicate is eiteily obtaieed without having to send to some Atant eityand thus be subject to dtley This Le one point that should commend Dr Levy to public favor but his strongest requisite is his acknowledged skill in his DR CEO LENVI' Id Er a It op- i evee in the I torn' sutler in a inuer rill be perlot iavs a ion of In ad- tation lit will aPPIY tit erttt 6 eclat or ad foe test to way plan or1(1 of debt kintel I who ea by 3ir ex Pcinler trora symp In kits gee or i claim ght to eyes ab1e very These ited to sy will limner imeuta )erMa Igillar at all shotild eseily som delay Imenct trong- kill in VVil brother London Gayle and Bob Ently begau Lrieg at Williams and others Loudon Gayie shot through the 1 window and killed a boy named Eli Waddy when smother boy Isaac I Sum remarked: "Londou Gilyle has killed Eli Waddy" wherenpou Londou turned and saying: "What Is that to you" shot the boy I through and through killieg him instaetly Then a perfect fusilade followed from guns and A woman was shot through the body aul i liow dead Lemon 1 'Gavle is shot through the body and will die A girl i8 ehot in the face Lear the eye another square in the 1 middle of the bead the ball glancing and lodging next to the skin back of the head One boy is shot through the arta and auother through the right band and others hnve re bcived various slighter wounds After Lemon Gayle was shot it is said his brother London sprang and stoopel over his prostrate bsody Veinehester in hand and pumped had the panic-ltricken dancers who were unable to get out of the house in to avoid his awful vengeance Three are dead and a fourth fatally wounded two seriously and about half a dozen have minor injuries London Giqle is reported safely in jail and it is reported that Early has been captured he if liarmlobs By Southera Associatol Pro CAMDEN January Lnci the woman who disturbed the President's reception to-day by appearing at it and demanding pay for work done has a son living In this eity His name is Luci and he was a bookmaker's clerk at Gloucester race track He said to-night that his mother had been demented for ten or fifteen years but that she was harmless and had never made threats against any one She re- fusee to live permanently at any I place and he sends her money for her support About a week ago she wrote Lim from Washington that he was President of the United States and she wanted him to come on and assume the office Luci says he has no fears of his mother doing any harm to any one as her Ma1111 has never been violent ee masa Pope illesiglith By Southern Associated Press ATLANTA Ga January 1-1Taj A Pope secretary of the Sonthern Railway and Steamship Association has resigned AleGill ceeded him to-day Maj Pope was geaerat freight agent of the Norfolk and Western for years He is one of the best traffic men in the country No explanation of his resignation is made but it is presumed he will become traffic manager of one of the Southern lines in a few daye Mr McGill who sue coeds him as secretary has been clerk to Major Stablman the commissioner He is a Nery capable young man and well qualified to till the position A Pleamtval New 'Year Storpribe The Rev II Rawlings and wile were most ngreeably surprised last night by tbo Ladies' Aid Soelety of Centenary Church They visited the parsonage in a body and gave them a New Year's pounding consisting of provisions fruits and confectioneries the supply being sufficiently large to fill a goodsized wagon Although taken unawares Mr Rawlings was equal to the occasion and the gifts in a well-timed speech The event was a mort enjoyable one and will long be remembered by all who participated A Had Dar for Lealpires The Old Dominion football team of this cjty say that the treatment they recefied et the hands of the crowd of Portsmouth people who witness ed the game yesterday was not such as would likely induce them to play in that city again that it the Portsmouth boys Avill play in Norfolk a clear field and protection from the crowd will be guaranteed In the game between Portsmouth and Norfolk yesterdaythe umpire and referee had a hard time 1 1 I i i 1 1 I 11 4 4 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 i 1 I' I 4 i 1 I 0 PERMANENTLY LOCATED AT 22 GRANBY STItEEL LT Special Inducements II i Epecial DerTatch to The 'Virginians ETCIMOSP Va January Charles 'L O'Ferrall was to-day inaugurated with great pomp and ceremotay as Governor of Virginia The weather was all that could be desired Last night there were threetening clouds but these had passed away this morning and the sun shone warm anct bright There were hundreds of strangers in the city and the streets were crowded as early as 10 o'clock At the aroaory of the First Virginia Regiment the soldiers were hurrying to and fro preparing for the parade The procession which was composed entirely of military formed promptly on Broad street and pro- ceeded to the Exchange lIotelwhere the distinguished gentlemen were In waiting There were only two carriages in the proceesion One was occupied by Goy McKinney and Goveelect O'Ferrall and the other by Lieut-Gov Tyler and Lieut-Gov Kent The procession was a most oreditable one All branches of the military service were well repreeented The Nor folk and Portsmouth contingent made an excellent shoeing The line of merch was up Mein to Fifth to Franklin to Toushee to Graee and thence to the Capitol All along the route the sidewalks 'were densely packed Col O'Ferrall rode with uncovered head and was constputly bowing his acknowledgements to the enthusiastic cheers of the people Before 11 o'clock a large crowd had collected at the Capitol The lobby and galleries were packed and strangers pressed into the Senate Chamber and hall of the jTone of Delegates and carried on pretty much as they pleased The Senate and House met at 1130 o'clock transacted routine business passed a resolution complimentary Of Goy McKeuney and appointed a committee to invite the Gorernor-elect and Lieutenant Governor-elect to take the oath of on the Southern portico of the Capitol This committee enbsequently reported that the arrangement was-satisfactory to officials-elect At noon the Senate headed by president pro tem Hurt and Clerk Peudletou proceeded to the hall of the House It was with great effort that the Senators made their way through the dense crowd in the lobby Arriving at the Hall of the House of Ilepreeentatives the two bodies went into joint session end a committee with Senator Echole as chairman was appointed to wait on the Governor-elect and Lieutenant- Governor-elect and inform them that the two houses were in joint cession and ready tor the inaugural ceremonies -Very soon the committee aceotnpanied by Gov McKinney Goy- elect Lieut-Goy Tyler and Lient-Cloyeelect Kent returned The procession wits then formed to move to the southern portico The Senate marched in front fol lowed by the members of the House then came ler loge and Judge Lewis Croy McKineey and Gov- elect O'Ferrall Limit-Gaye Tyler mud Lieut-Gov-elect Kent it was fully ten minutes before the procession could make its way through the dense crowd to the portico The porch itself was thronged with people Speaker Cardwell as the presiding officer of the joint assembly called the gatherine to order and introduced Rey Dr liege who a most eloquent end patriotic prayer In the noise and confusion Lis voice could net be heard ten feet oily At the conclusion of the prayer Goy McKluney in a few words introduced his successor and Col 0Perrall stepped forward to the little table NY hero Judge Lewis rend to hint the oath Lieut- Gov-elect Kent then came forward accompanied by Lieut-Gov Tyler oud was sworn in Gov O'Ferrall without any further introduction stepped to the front of the portico and delivered his inaugural nddress: 17(111t Firginians: Having been chosen isr the people of Vir- ginia on the 7thilav of Roventher last to pit- torn' the duties of Governor for the next lour Tears 1 take this occasion iu your presence to txpress my deep appreciation of his manifest Mum of their cottedi nce and esieeni to di clan how intensely impressed I with the niattnitude of tile trust reposed in me and that assume the grave rtsimpthilittes of the tOlt With fOlitifitt Of welittnesa and distrust )Jotting by head in humility Put I nut tehttrlded that my tint ies air defined and int course marked Utit by a eotistitttLion made by the I eople anti by statutes en Feted by the Legislature and that as he mariner has his chart On the wide ocean to guide Lis coarse ro I will Itae them to direct my lieu end wlt their aid and Diyiro boil) I Lope EPecial D1717ttCh to The 'Virginian ErcaNtoso a January Charles O'Ferrall was to day in augurated with great pomp and ceremony- as Governor of Virginia The weather was all that be could desired Last night there were threatening clouds but these had passed away this morning and the sun shone warm and bright There were hundreds of stran- i it I it- a---s- Durinq tho Holidays PC TOLERATION 13 NOT LICENS2 But retry not toleratien iNP far Yon may subsea to a vicious oph ion in your own tiresemee hut sloths the preoence of esair elsitsiren Ye) may allow the expression of ts dangerosis in au of law-abiding intsiliemit men but ot itt wild and norestraineti snob You may teleraie opt tens Which Filrin4 from honest yet Mho seen ideas an to what will I oft subserve the public we'fare On the lino marked ow by I it a fathers of thin Republic out never tolerate the teaohings of mon tette troutil ondermire I he eornet-stone of our grand gores mantel edifise lap the feelllat ion of our t-)(1al fel ie sothy he principle hieh were culled trona the best Of all Republics ancient or modern snd woveo into a system of go vir 1meet Irons willeh blesssings have flown in one corst ant everlast ing stream trenever daneerous fanatie'sm reirm its In nett heneyer Communism Cellte4 forth from Mg hiding place whenever anarchism rushes out from its dusk den eith i's flaming eyes end sulphurous Om whenever heresies or fella tea whkli list eaten the woof and web or our i estitutiono appear Wish their painted skin plaof Isle faceted ineinuating summer 'then toleration to the winds: Then strike with I he drat-age that duly tweets sirike with the reseitit that patriot's fer o'er gives ike it 11 he tire that love of bottle fted mdire land kind'e strike strike and ask no ornament for pet sword but the notches no theist0e These eent i men are the sentimenti of Virginia my words Vie tile NV4ir 1 nt al! true Thin hiessvI i 1 s1 Atri9t Timous for SlitlepirN out lanai itisn 5 liere41s and allitt04 riti4 lor it her 11111UP Hews tissoughout he impl She lielleyes in the old sray of thought which was tsuseht ber hi tile infaney of bet statehood See loves the landm3rks and keel w't ten fhe limttat ions fixed and pTe-efit mt hy thy I Oita 'Republic She hAs a burring ene'ral ion aril she c'inga to the tenets of these who male her skies brilliant With noir (leech in this early deys of the nation She Lai OeVvr SWerved from 0101 relied way of the reinstitution The song of the Niron has never tempted her the butane of flattery bee Hever xedueed her the voii of I he hyena has never Is le hkned her the numare of tyI tinny htes hover terrified le the howlings the welt hav never disturbs it her the threat of malice has news alartned her Firm And immovable alio haS triod in ell the years I hat have i au their cycle since she gave her re lee to be true to the lundamental law of THE VIRGINIA 3CII0OL or STATESMAN SHIP She haq taken the wistiont of her Ofelrerson the principles of her Madison thd teachings of her Marshall end the doctrines of her Itiouroo as the eowttellat ion to dtreet her steps rather than the Ideas of yemealieation and paternalism of a certain school or she strange ymorics ild thEOries and temporary expedients of newly fledged statesmen who have coiiie to her from distant States like missionaries to a beeighted shore tvith an air of exalted import-a the au high plumose whieh was reit rolling to Isehold tes remove the sca'es from Imr eyel rut let in the refol eent light of their orbs Well grounded then in her taltlt Arai fa her convictions wit 11 principles I tt 'Time cannot or torture ellakce" with a pspulation well on to 2000000 awl en area of 424:0 square miles with a fruitlel sell and boundies mineral wealth tertznitiersut rivers and majestic mountaine endless weodlands rieh 1atleym and 1ri1 ItmlI glessy dinyn end etystal ten lets with the int -rest of tarm a ti table forest end field furnases rirge end rolling suill all blending and working her in beautiful harmony with an gent indUsirie0s frugal l'aw-abiling and oid-fedu tag people with a climate thRt in Fleuhi iMei end teen erste Ineeries that are balmy and a SL111 that is genial what 1-e could we desre to give stability to Virginia to seen piety her material advantages or add to her tiles- TitAstrtts OF rusrorzy INT 11 a hist ot repot With the glories of hoc sons and it ttws ot lO daughters ss dh toe twit chnuti era of 'he nation hung to lanes 'is eye with the iam of her statesmen wili monittot niq of hfr a Jurors and patriots st anding out against the sky in their s'a etiDens Itere and tnere end everywhere wit lo bench ed ned hy hi judges witese ermine ra'tai were my solLed hor ber slistinguished slYnys ot its stud alatiry the Ifli1111 Of denominat in all he years iin Im ar eloquent sons ahing with dermst terve': tile words of 11s mysug God bee sen oh heir lyres her pifl -r nih i eir bre-11s and II seuiptr3 with their thinels eatebing inspirxt ion life and spe aim Illster and a Val (IIILU( from the the tells that she was the'r mothee end in for lap they had nestled a nu ttpon her bossism they hid rested their brat Is and then her ratite 14 guiding pubde seutan mt creating pob ic cp nion cdrrectieg pihi mdkig and Unmaking pet deal par-dies and maint aining the peoole's ri '1' naffed hy itifluence Red untsti I by gain" Ali I Lere retie- ionn crown leg around with what pm ide can this Id Ccmte iwealth look the Well in lie Ide end wileo zeiked for her passport to the ights oft inpershanie point to hor ti atition itit eh dierilo rot I her sisteri in this sisterimod 1 Sate bet I nal tonalities of etrth in sey century of their eilatettee to stirprim thrta AN EYE TO Tan FUTURE Pat my follow 'Vireiniattn other Miser lands too have had blessings showered upon them end have risen Mg I ii the of latne and climbed to the topiarist point on the ladder ot material greatness and emoutertial grandeor and then have fallen Polo their dizzy heights and been stripped of their glories and made to tread the wino-press of sorrow and degradation with no "beauty for their ashes no oil of joy for their mourning and Ito garment of prittS6 for their spirit of heaviness" Let us therefore take warning and resolve that we will pi eserye her blessings and use hem for her weisare that we will keep sacred IA)r I radit ions and add to tier glories Let us rs sob that her Into I aelliesonneoln if opportueit Ir ale sepal shell toped those of the past: that her proress to come shaq cur pass her progress behind us that toe material and emnmerclid iniport 'tee Of Ill pteSent the years gone by shalt be eclipsed by that of the years before es hat ber hells shall be made to grow two atalks of corn or wo blades of grass where only one grows neer' that her acreage in cereal's shell increase that 'her cattle shall grow in numbers that her industries 'Lail Dhow won l'hon Sad curia aud Uett TOLERATION 13 NOT LICENSL" But wry not toleration int far Yon mav submit to a vielous opibion lit your own lir enice but urn in the precnee of vhur ellitdrett Ye) may allow the expression of i daoroo Ii ri in au asteitillso law-abiding lievnit men but ot In wtd and tioriotrititied mob You may toternie opt nMns loch twin -4 from honest yet Mita axon ideas an to what will oat subserre the pMdie we'fare On the lib marked ott by Ills fat htrs of thin Republic toil never tol(rele the tenchinen of mon who lroulit lindermi4e the yorner-stone of our grand gov- ottimlotel edittie top hp yottottat ion or 0" 00ai fel) hg yrificipk hiih wire culled trona the best Of all itepublle- anelsot or modern Slid Wored into a virtu era m-govrn ment from willeh blevangs have flown in one constant evorlast ing stream nenever dangerous tanatie'sm reirm its Ned: henever Cominunitm comet forth from its hiding lilmeo whenever shatellisin rustle" OUT from Its Mot den sith Is flAin ins ere Rod sulphurous odol: wilenertr Iir eor laths i will January 1 1894 make Ono dozen of my finely lin shed cabinet pho- tograplis and 16z20 crayon framed itt a handsome oak frame for only 335 Be member this oiler will hold good only for the holditys Call au I exam tie specimens and leans prices WILLIAM FREEMAN' ke Dna pholed itt 15 Be only 1 leato AN As Neuf Year Social The Misses Bertha and Efrie Roper No 110 Bermuda street entertained their friends lest evening in a royal manner The tables were laden with all the delicacies of the season and were profusely decorated with potted plants and rare hothouse dowers After partaking of the bountiful repast and indulging in many social games the guests de parted for their homes about 10 o'clock well pleased with their evening's pleasure A ea fly Southern Associated Vros5 CUARTIESTON January I-- Grand Opera Muse was destroyed by tire to-day The building was insured for $15009 fixtures and properties for $7000 'rho building had the largest floor space of any public building in the city Origin of fire ia unknown 1 76 Main Street SUCCE3S011 TO FREMIAN lc WITZ tarTz l'hc question Of taxation will reordec my earieul conshicratN1n imposed upon the pe iple whether directly vm-ir ilhecily liettid he limited strictly to he necessary denesed' ef the tiovernment ferniornieoll pod wly adininistered and vi-ht le led for any oilnr porrose OT in a spirit of proiligney (1 oNliftnt0 IIPP it IS r) bnery under 1 hs torio of' law fxessive lax lion sapping In sane ants of the podp'e ex ftpt to sopply ills reel wants he- tjevern toted whether tiniti hy ts4 ate or Nitdonal authority is a crime a aiust she Constinition Slide or I clral against ght aralust lionelty against cons-tenco against every home every fireside and everyman whatever Inv be his vocation Or con it bears most heavily upon the labwi he man for often at best his struggle is hind I keep the ava II oi Vis door and besddrs when the wagps of I he wsg---carrier Is drawn from him gensral stagnation pod follow just as the drtiting of tbe Wend innu he human body brings the chill and paral! sir of death The Sta liobt a ith its Pandora's box of evils 'hat fortunately been adjusted ttpea terms aeceptinle to the creditors nod honorable to the tate and never again will It return to plag tic tit to threaten us 'with inereaset burdens or tilt diversion from their rightful channel of the revenues intended fur the education of the of he State In my opinion the proent rate of 11Aition upon proper can socn be reduced The rapid advsocemern of values in many dirctions the great strides we are mating in our materiahleveloproeut- the blaze of industries lighting up our gorges the hunt of machinery and the himbel man's ate 'breaking the stillisess of oar primeval foNsts and craggy recesses the mile r's their unearthiu 4 the itlack diamond aud tty coal N'ein the whist he of he do'Gmos I i ve converting fintOt and gloom into life and cheer fu Inas and up lien-hr us a prosp4-o so bright ilea taken in connection with itim portant Mit and rtsilutlions ivhich have been proposed leads me to hope and licheys that before I he (dose ollhe next four years the condition treasury will justify the Lpgislat urP in Its ening 1 he rate of I assath tion real estate and personal propery Nvith advantage the tax payer and without injury to any interest runLic criAlaritS In eYevy St aIe of th's I Tnion Is beant frill system of clifiritfts nut intaints1 tit pit bile fiXponse There art est il lit ions for hose to whmn God hos givoi eves that see tmt cars the' hear not longues hat vpcak nit'' pint ItiliniS hind whkdr reaSon had ticd their walls he sightlesS and the est and dumb are talght hy emote-tent ttniehers and the poor demented are Ire I by skide i phystc'ansana cared tor by teoder hearts ate I gentle hanca With supreme pleasine we know hat Virginia is not behind her Sister 'AntiniOnrisahhi in 1 hoso itinh'e Ivorliii 01 hilitlitility ad even Wheli WP were iriw down la he Vitliyy ot eau-vial darkness we striliniid eTt Ty intliic'e tii siiss tans them: and I now decture a ith confidence that Wit h(ut a inti rum on po )iiie 'I ill to whitTeviir titNal ion tinty ho nyessRry to c- thine tlite iiisttintitins us tine til Tile 0: the ito br here hristiarthy Ion 4 'shies etceIed her hrone and vont it she dileits her and tsachos the hivdi duties ei tho of Milli EDUCATIONAL INTEREST3 Cmr educational i otoi est a wi I have my fos tet lug care It has ticri Oda hat it ton is a better safi ard of hbeity 1 lima a stanthim and noottionAts a -ktr coulit Ey' Fla: ot fort I eat i00t" i illphlai7e z1ms1 (1hirtinns So full el Mom I b- i-1-0 in univerial tar-o ion for um er'ed education fis 1 Imtos I he linnett Mind: Just al I i WIL ii bent the ttec's inclined" The stfa) foundation of a is In nowledge not in ignorance and when i lienni not velsal Ift age thorn should he univinsal education lot he more general I he dithision of knowledge the mote general does the virtue prevail and in government where the people --evern the hand that Coil's a ballot sbotild have behind it a mind1 (over of intelligence Besides his is a land thout kings princes potent at es or soycrei ors wit hoot 'wren it ry oilices of Ito NI here talent virtile ran rise trent his Immlitest to the hitiheiM statiOtt Bat how oiiiictill it i When he hard hand of poverty is heat-nig dswn upon the sertiggh ng aspiring elimbe lie CAI leetite tile mental training neecsary to strengthen him for the arduous ascent and bow many noble and promising spirit have bf tho wayside for he Willa of sit ppiart I roineto her when to raceiVe public Wd in 6nivating his child the lattice bad to hintPiae I imself ant pin on he lapel Of his chiht's esat a paaper 5 badgn In the prOvideln of tod that day has passed ate' ritvi under our I ublic free school sy stunt Ulu faculties which distinguish man front the brut of the held can be culti a cd at pillilic cXpttnSe ittiti every child II het her rich or poor whose Lostt beiata uncle' 'Virginia's roof-trce can pass the threshoid of her school room with a feeling of fult lath vhip in her benefaction and wit out huntidai bin he enters the fleId rich in hopes and a mud tot in possihIlit tes pilot le edit eat ion creates a teen city of Our latert Ica and a titite and national Mt- 1W! IV hil'll all the laws Ill the muniments WITV all the fJrtl 411 the armies uOti till titj navies cannot gAtc ivt ial tavil ion for 1:11 er1 elikmtiol' Ids tolicavo i I cn tits I he tinineti mind: rho it fllivianon of a 1 i tt1 in the trev's :0 i i owleige not in ignorance and when I itert- mil velsal dfl age there should he univelsal tiellinn fur the tuure general the ilitinsion knowledge the tuore gewiral does de Dhe lee prevail nrid in Etnithilette guvertintent tere the people -rivertt the hand that casts hatiot should have behind it a we' of of intelligence itetidec his is a land bout kings princes potent at es or soy- wit hoot tiered it iry of Ito tore coy gy talent end virtue can rise train ilumbiest to tht ilittiort Atatiml But how Ifo-till it i5 When thv IlLrell hatid of poverty is acing dew upon the sortiggli he eau itivet leg tile wolital aspiring inhe ic titling nceesary to strengthen him for the utvos ascent and how litany noble and dilising spirits hve a laden bf the wayside the want of aupport public ald in i roteetneer witen to raeeire a 'ating his child tile fa had to aiself tali plit on the of his child's providell0 of a pauper 5 badge In the A that day has passed aid 11)V1 under our blic free 1chool systLIIII 0100 faelthle which 'linguist) Mall 1101n the brutoi of the told 1 etiti a ect at public cx1 evory lii Rth-1 lite rich or poor whose Iectt heats ds1 'Virginia's rootA te can pies the threshold her stilio ni i wn with foiling of PM 'wir- d) le her benefaction actio and wit limit huntid a- he enter the field rich in holles aid 1 Lin1id in edo poslities erodes our a vicinity of etiom and a Sitte and national stelwi a Jolt all the laws ail the niunintents (6-TV the t)rtik ell the armies Und KIL tit navies Ind gilts GREAT DIFFERENCE -11 Ren1 of Two Policies botb 10 Year Tontine SAME AGE AMOUNT PLANE KIND and DATE settled this year: Year PLANA For more than sixty years there has been a wonderful pain reliever used in this section for curing rheumatism neuralgia catarrh backache etc Larrabee's Rheumatic Liniment is its name and it is good 25 cents everywhere l'rove it Ono in Lear 11117 New York Life Insnranue Company Offered Oath Dividends 549 45 Or Additional Insurance of 1040 00 The Northwestern Offered: Cash 1077 59 Or Additional Insurance of 2043 03 Names and proof furnished by D' Humphreys Sonl AGENTS MAYER iitti CO 349 45 04000 0717 59 043 Oil Di Happy Now Vear to All Will try and add to your happiness by putting good goods in the reach of all Think of a lino of ladies' coats and jackets worth $1C and $12 go this week at $498 Eiderdown quilts from OM to $560 a 10-4 wool blanket considered cheap at $225 go at VAS Many bargains in dress goods A Saunders 172 Main street A I'linand liy Southern A'zsoolatni Prom DLOOMSEUR Penn January lantha Phelps who is said to have eloped with the Rev Charles 11 pubragg from Baltimore durinn the latter part of November and for whom a liberal reward is offered ili in hiding at the house of a farmer named Lindemuth about eight miles southeast of here Miss Phelps iti 18 years old and was the organist in the Alethodist church of which the Rev Mr Bragg was pastor The latter deserted a i live children a' (3 au 'Two tteorgia l'ires Ily Southern Asgociated Pre3C sevANNATT Ga January 1spe- Chit to the Morning News from Dublin Oak says: no Whitelload ik Watkins building was burned last night Loss about $23000 in- surance $11000 Th old capitol building at Milli ledgeville now used by the Middle Georgia Mechanical and Agricultu rat College was badly damaged by fire today The building is in sure for $20000 Loss is con siderably less dan OM- Dyspepsia its attendant ills (Continued on eig1t4 pagc) VIEight car loads all grades by on spot and en route for sale lowest market price IL OwrN 153 Water Street "Newest teeth no pain YD Rooms 162 Main titop that toothache 17rm Terry Co Lave cure in two minutes DELLERS 13 -5 lateamboat Mill Supplies and 6 West Market Squara Norfolk Va: Burruss Son BANKERS Commercial and other business Pepin: discounted Loans negotiated 011favora terms City Bonds and other Seottritille boaght and eold Deposits received and a000nnts I nviteN Interest allowed on time Bare Deposit Boxes for root Ottaritsti moderate Draw Bills of litobange and miteoab1 4 tritusfers to Europe Letters of credit bided 03 prinoipal cities el the weritt4 0041 041 1303t luara 0 big" PilPelt rmts ottiglit tvitit3 largaill loatitil aolpq 10041 T)MENIX STENCIL WORKS (FORmerly Twin CAM Rubber Stamps Brass Checks and Seel Presses made to order Ktencit Si-ashes and Paste in stock Factory 'and office rear of the 'toper bulidiuL7 on Water street Entrance also fro3in Niviton street First-claim WOrk toseanteed 0 11713NElt CO PropriStOrti TTIE A ILIZOA DS" It fa rot me to al ate that ahal Courego npprove fae an1 jivtictous Jog lain TTIE It AILITOADS fg roper rot Ino to mlato that Alla71 urge and Approve a lite knit judicious leg lain A 1.