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ParkSIeY.

Mrs. E. e. Pate has been quite i'll
the past week, but is convalescent at
this writing.
Miss Minnie Dix. Of Cape Charles.
spent few days this week with her
sister, Mrs. E. T. Parks.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. w. johnson have
moved in their new and attractive
dwelling on Adelaide st.
The people of this entire communi
ty are for the reappointlnent of Roy
D. White as county surveyor
Miss Emma G. Johnson, who has
been attending the State Normal
School at Farlnville, arrived home
last Saturday.
The Jr. O. U. A. NJ, of this place,
have purchased lots in town for the
purpose of erecting large hall i'll
the near future.
Quite a number of our citizens at
tended the Sunday School Conven-
ton which convened at Modestown
last Saturday and Sunday.
Prof. V. S. Deitrick, our popular
teacher, left for New York Wednes-
day on noon train on an extended
visit to a friend in that city.
The NJ. P. Church, of this place,
held strawberry festival in Kent's
Hall Tuesday evening; the principal
feature was a cake walk in which
many participated. The judges de-
cided that the cake should be divided
between w. L. Lewis and MIR. Chiffon
and Roy D. White and Miss Ethel
Morrow.
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0nancOck.

DR. S. S. Kellam, of Baltimore, was
here recently visiting the home OF his
father.
Mr.. J. NJ. Preston and wife. of
Smyth county. Va, are guests at the
home of Mrs Charlotte Taylor.
Business has been brisk in town for
two weeks. On last Saturday the
sales of merchandise were large.
A small fire caught on the roof of
the Onancock Barrel Cos factory
some days since, but was quickly
quenched.
Hattie Parks, little daughter of
Mr.. F. d. Parks, who was reported
very ill in your last issue, is very
much better.
Mr.. Duncan and wife, of Newport
News, who were guests at the home
of Mr.. w. u. Wise for some days re-
Gently, left on Tuesday.
There is rumor thata line of steam>
ers will be run between this port and
Washington, d. G. in the near future.
We are willing to hear Of promising
enterprise.
The election on last Thursday was
very quiet affair. There being no
opposing tickets for county or town
officers there WAS. of course, very lit>
tie interest. The votes cast were
complimentary. 1t was vivid e1-
ample OF the harmony of citizens.
The Twelfth Night Literary Club
held their regular meeting last week
at the home of Miss Mary R. Tyler.
The entertainment of the evening
was dramatic play by the members.
The yard was brilliantly lighted with
japanese lanterns and at the close OF
exercises refreshments were served.
Miss Minnie Mills returned home
from Washington, d. G. on Saturday,
accompanied by her sister. Mrs.
Samuel H. White, a resident Of that
city. Mr.. White has retired from
business in that city and gone to
Kansas for the recuperation of health.
His friends here extend sincere wish
es for his speedy improvement.
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Drs.rle, conventions of the W. q. II. u

District Conventions OF the w. q. z. u
The Third Quarterly District Con-
vention of the W. e.. 7. D. will be
held with Cape Charles Union, June
9th and 18th.
The exercises of the evening of the
9th are in the hands of the committee
of arrangements.
Rev. T. R. Vandyke will deliver the
address.
Local superintendent of depart
ments will please send in their re-
ports promptly to district superin-
tendents.
Let us make this the best conven.
ton we have ever held. The public
is cordially invited to attend the
sessions.
MRS. BETTE A. RUE,
District President
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Business N0GiOeg.

NoT1cE-The undersigned, by vir.
tue of the last will and testament OF
James L. Savage, deceased, will sell
at public auction on Saturday, June
nth, 1899, St p. m, at Pungoteague,
real estate of said decedent, known
as Martin land, containing go acres,
more or less, situated near Bobtown
and adjoining the lands of James H.
Mason and others. Terms made
known on day of sale.
Joseph b. Savage,
Executor.
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NEIGHBORIOOD NOTES.
a'ttttscOleiAGIIo

Our Life Saving boys are home on
two months vacation.
A marriage in high life is expected
to come off here shortly.
Schooner Hoffman, Atlantic City,
n. j., was bought this week by w.
n. Conant and others.
DR.. ". NJ. Burwell, Dr. E. u. Potter
and DR.. o. M. Jones made a tour OF
the county this week on their wheels.
Schooners Maggie Davis and D. j.
Wheaton arrived this week from
Norfolk with cargoes of building
material.
Capt. Jno. w. Bunting is having
Steamer Absecom overhauled in
Norfolk this week and his factory
put in order for fishing season.
Schooner E. Mott arrived this week
from North Carolina, with 200 head
of cattle for MIR. E. P. Timmons. He
has now in his herd on Assateague
over 400 cattle.
Prominent among the arrivals at
the Atlantic hotel this week were the
mayor, sheriff, councilmen, Jail
warden, and States Attorney, of
Harrisburg, Pa.
Steamer Ocean City. recently
launched, made her trial trip to that
city this week and it proved a
success. A suit of colors was pre-
sented to the steamer by the Ocean
City Club.
Rev. G.. P. Jones, of Delaware, Dr.
Frank Townshend, of Richmond, Mrs.
Bailey Topping, OF Milford, Del, Mrs.
Lewis Wheaton and son of New
York, and Robert Richardson, of
Philadelphia, are visiting friends here
this week.
The railroad officials on visit to
rs this week were accompanied by
Gov. Ebe Tunnel, Elk Gov. Stockley
and EX-Congressman Causey, OF
Delaware, Hon Jno. W. Smith and
Dir. Bishop, OF Maryland, Hon. Geo.
Massey AID other prominent persons
OF Philadelphia.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this week:
C. L. Ward, j. H. Feddeman. c. L.
Byrd, P. H. Dauemberg, Baltimore;
NJ. E. Selby, q. S. Williams, Will
mington; W. c. Hunter,J. c. Donald,
VIM. Deieon, Philadelphia; R. H.
Salmons, Chester, Pa; Ayres Eden,
Johnsontown, Pa; Col. w. P. Selby,
Stocktop; Miss NJ. Dale, Miss Nj. Nc
Math, j. Paul Young, J. w. Toad
sin, Pocomoke; w. S. Mock, Roy D.
White, Solomon Warner, Accomac.
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1kOTntOWn.

Mr.. C. H. Silverthorn continues
critically i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Johnson are in
Petersburg visiting their daughter.
Our market is we'll supplied daily
with trout fish, peas and strawberries.
Capt. R. r. Slant, of Sinnickson,
critically ill of late, is better at this
time
Crops are looking badly in this
section, owing to the late cold wealth.
er and drought.
Mr.. w. w. Townshend and wife
have moved to our town and propose
to make it their future home
Mr.. C. w. Townshend has purchas-
ed the property of Mr.. VIM. u. Crop
per aud will occupy the same another
year.
Hickman & Townshend are enlarg-
ing their storehouse. They believe
better times are ahead of us and pro-
pose to be in line for them when they
come.
Rev. J..E. Potts continues to fill
the pulpit of the N. e. Church. South,
here. very acceptably to everyone.
He is great worker not only il but
out of the church.
Children's Day will be observed in
our NJ. E. Church, South, in after
noon, on Sunday, June 4th. The
interest manifested in it indicates
that it is to be grand affair.
Several OF our people attended the
Sunday School Convention at Modes
town and are loud in their praises OF
the attention given them by the pas
tor of that church and its members.
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eDnfey.

The pulpit of our church was filled
last Sunday by Prof. Robinson.
Work on the new dwelling of Mr..
G. b. Savage is rapidly progressing.
Mr.. J. F. Hill, of Primers Point
was at OnIey several days last week
Children's day will be observed ut
Onley NJ. E. Church, South, next
Sunday night.
Rev. 7. S. Dunaway will address
the Onley Baptist Sunday school,
next Sunday, q p. III.
Rev. ]. r. Griffith has been absent
from the county several days, on a
visit to friends in Essex.
A valuable cow of Mr. G. B. Savage
was SO badly injured by train few
days ago, that it had to be killed.
Mr. Edward A. Belote, of North
ampton, of late has been a visitor
to his mother, at this place.
The washout, which made passing
at Dingley's mill impossible, has been
filled up and travel by that route has
been resumed.
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The hot weather of the past two
weeks has caused the people to real
ize that they need new-and comfort
able wearing apparel and. according
ly, crowds of them have visited the
store of Ames, Shield s. Co. and sup.
piled themselves. Those who follow
will find them prepared, continually,
with good things.
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Our new furniture store is now
complete. Anybody wishing furniture
it will pay to come to see us-our
prices is down below zero.
Clicks busy corner.
Onancock, Va.
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Steady employment given. Good
wages can be made. Factory equip
ped with latest improved machines.
The Onancock Shirt Co.,
S. G. MCGRATH,
General Manager.
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Go to town and see the styles.
Beautiful goods, of great assortment,
to suit all people, are displayed at
Ames, Shield s. Co.'S.
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You feel better and appear better
when you put on new dress or suit
of clothing of such up-to-date style
as are furnished by
Ames, Shield s. Co.'S.
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Hats in all sizes, for young and old
great and small, the handsome man,
the plain man, the modest man, and
the gentleman with the great head
may find new style tile to suit his
taste and complexion at
Clicks busy corner,
Onancoek, Va.
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NoTIcE-A black female hog, no
marks, came to my premises near
Mearsville, about first of February.
Owner will please call for her, prove
property, pay charges and take her
away.
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commencement Programme.

Commencement programme of Pun
colleague Academy, is as follows:
June 18th, II a. M, Baccalaureate
sermon, DIR. VIM. E. Judkins.
June 18th, $50 p. M, Operetta-
1.-The Merry Milkmaids."
June 18th, $50 p. M, Final Concert
June 14th, $50 p. No., Defamation
Contest and Commencement Exer.
cisee.
A tent will be secured to seat com,
fortably 1000. No admission will be
charged except for the Operetta, fol
which charge of 25 cents will be
made. Refreshments will be served
each night. 8.
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Keep cool. Go to Parker's drug
store, Onancock,a and see 1.-The Arctic"
and try the ice-cold soda water.
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Solomon J. McCready.

NoT1cE-No bills will be paid by
me from this date unless made
through an order from me.
G.. Welly Coard.
June Sd. 1899.
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Belle Haven.

DIR. Richardson's boys, Tom and
Buck, are over on their annual fish>
ing trip.
Children's Day will be celebrated
in the Methodist church here, on
Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Duncan
are visiting Baltimore and Washing
ton this week.
Mrs. Gladstone very estimable lady,
died suddenly at her home near Had
lock on Monday.
A hail storm visited the vicinity
Immediately below Franktown on
Wednesday afternoon, and damaged
the crops to a considerable extent.
DR.. s. B. Ward will be in attend
ance at the Tri-union meeting of the
District of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia Dental Societies, which
meets in Washington, D. c., next
week.
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The One Day Cold Cure.
Kermott's Chocolates Laxative Quinine foV
cold in the head and sore throat Children
take them like candy.
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ATLANTIC DISTRICT


For Supervisor L. Mock. JOG.
Observation-Disclosures II. Ross, ST., 115.
Oyereer O Poor-S. j. Davis, lib.
PeaceEdward w Hutchinson no. Lloyd r. j. Wilson
1O3 A s. Taylor, O3
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ISLANDS DISTRICT


For supervsor-I H. Savage, IS:
Consable-George W. Conner 70; John Thornton,
Overeer Poor K. Dave Winde IS; N. s. Smith,
Justices PeaceWm H. Warren 49, Emory Maitt co. j. A.
Wheaton, w. Birch 81
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WANTED-Good cow fresh to pail.
Give full description and lowest cash
price to
e. F. Warren
Opopoook Vo
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For Superyisor-Alfred J. Iillston, 9O
lie q. Kellam, 90
the Poor-A. W. Lliston,
PeaceJoep Cooper 1885, Levi Boege 1885, Georg
F. Parker, 1871
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H. Wachapreague Va Call to Mil
Racket Counter to so Can enough
Bargains
Write for price list which am having printed
Good Department
odd sell fish with Dry Goods but we will have nice
Globes Ornaments Clothing,
specially low prices Call early and secure the
hestha o
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DISTRICT OFFICERS.


L. Bupting
Wcott0 w. L. Drummond 1G; Vim B. Joyn
Bell -
E. Winder William Taylor Robert Harmon, 2 Nathaniel
A. Smith, ID
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NIETOMPKIN DISTRICT


For Supervsor-John W. Vessels, 49,
Consable-George D. Barnes, $780,
Overeer of Poor-Samuel G. Taylor 1873.
Justices PeaceEdward Wright Jr 1885, GUSTS W. Boxom 12
Thomas G. Clayton, 12
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Our Life Saving boys are home on
q two months vacation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21

THE QUALITY Is SUPERIOR.
Copper Glance option irrational
rining Congress Copper near
brigham city.

\ biz icdgc Of what appears an excel
lent quality of slate was some time ago
located near Brigham city by Salt Lake
parties. who Immediately took up eight
claims and Incorporated "a the brigham
city Copper ana Slate Mining company.
The ledge. 40 1t dips into the hill at an
angle of about % degrees. ~ between 20
and 10 feet wide. The same stratum
extends for q long distance south to-
wards willard. but the quality Of the
slate there Is snld to be In
fcrlor 10 the samples which
were shown today by John
sharp, who Is manager of the company.
These samples. which reached town last
evening. show a good color and the
stain appears to run In almost perfectly
straight lines which makes the splitting
q comparatively easy matter.
Mr, sharp says he has not seen bet
ter quality OF slate since he visited some
ulhtc lodges beyond Oacfoin In Nevada.
And judging by the samples sent ~.
the slate should prove impcrvl0us TO
weather. II II does II viii no doubt
prove ~ great heuont IN The roofing u
number of future Salt Lake resi-.
dcncca, Nothing viii be- done IN OPEN
ina up the quarry this winter. but Mt.
sharp expects to set 60 work In earnest
next spring and show that Utah slate
f. not a whit behind the Imported ma.
tcflut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21

Tho chlorlde Poin, marketed car
OF ore today.
Six cars Of ore were on ,hc market
today from the Swansea,
The Mammoth marketed two cars q
ore today.
The Conklln sampler reported today
eight ears from Tintlc.
MFR, John Dcrn was not well enough
20 come down to the office this morn
lng
The Red Wing mill was started up
last ovoninr. II has now a capacity OF
10 tons a day.
Dividend No. . OF the Daily West
Mining Company. amounting to $4,000,
has been paid
O. /. Wells. OF Lc Roy. o.. large
Htockholder In the New Mammoth. il
visiting Utah.
The DECENTRALIZATION sampler reported
q car 81 ore from Lion Hlll and one
The ucyscr-M Marion reported at the
local refinery today with 400 pound
batch OF gold cynnldcs.
Miss Bessie Shirley. OF the Mine and
stock Journal. viii leave for Colorado
the latter part Of the week.
A contract for 100 feet OF work on tho
Yankee Consolidated tunnel was let
yesterday. The tunnel Is now In about
i,iOo feet,
Tho test run ON Loo tons OF Grand
central second class ore, recently
made az the Sleek mill. Is said 20 DO
very satisfactory.
Prest. Hunter. Of the Daisy mine a,
West DID, Il here from Fort Wayne,
mine.
Three Of the directors Of tho Now
Yosemite company are visiting the COM
pAnys claims ut bingham. Some ore
10 being taken out.
7. T. Famsworth arrived In town
this morning from his periodical visit
Ca The Horn Silver at Frisco which ls
reported 10 b. looking very well.
II, =. Joseph reports good showing
or orr In the tenth level Of the Gaicnn
mine at Fish Springs at a depth OF COO
feet Some u the ore IL said 70 run az
high as fSs ton Ia gold.
u Is thought that the 400 foot level
or the Cleopatra mine at Tintic will hr
reached soon nftor the end 81 the
month. Drifting viii then he started
towards the ore bodies.
Drifting on the ledge Is stll la pro-
Hress from the 400 foot level Of the Joe
Bowers Extension, Milling ore has
Dren encountered aud tho condition OF
III" workings Is said TO be improving.
Returns lsaucd from Washington In
AUGUST last by ID. \. Day. chief " the
division OF mineral resources. show that
Mhlle IN $50 the mineral output OF The
United States was $500 600, IL has
since grown To Sdl5s20.1gO,
Superintendent j. G. Reynolds OF The
bunker lllll came In from the mlno last
evening ana LETT again this morning
some nice looking ore IN bolng encoun.
tered M The east drift and tho nppenr.
nnee In the west drift indicates the near
approach Of vein matter
II n said that while tho ore bodies
on the upper levels u the Bullinn- Beck
are much Improved there N nothing
worthy OF being called strike. Pros.
pecllng work II being energoticnliv
pushed below tho s00-foot level The
llullinn-hcck mill recently leased by
FRED shay and a. 4. Hyde. win shortly
bo htart,l W, and the ore on the Heel,
dump VIM be operated on.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21

The gasoline hoist and pumping plant
at the Young Americas new plant were
atptted for a preliminary trial ana linz
boring up Friday, and when some slight
alterations are made In the settings.
the pump will be started. perhaps TO-
morrow Sunday. General Manager
w. u. Andrews 10 expected to arrive
this evening and work on the grading
FOR the mil will bcgin at once, The
mill. which VIII be a ten-stamp>afrair.
was purchased a few weeks ago In Utah
and Is all framed and ready to SGT up.
The FIRST consignment Il already on the
road between here and Elko and tho
balance VIII be forwarded as rapidly
as teams can be- secured to transport
a. II Il the intention Of the company
To- hurry work ms rapidly ~ possible,
and II II hoped to have the mill IN op-
Grafton IN a few weeks after II arrives
on the ground. The underground
workings continue 10 develop good
grade Of milling ore, With no signs u
reaching the limits or walls % the vein.
Everything now being hoisted IL mill
Ink ore. and as the min will be erected
directly nt the shaft, there viii be
practically none % the expenses IN
handling which ~ the great obstacle IN
working luw-grad. orcs.--Turcarura
Times Review
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SUNBEAM Is WEAKENING.
Siowers Extension 10 weaker co. Hoe
ffowcrs Sells Under ft-pciro
q little stronger.
T0DAYS METALS:
SILVER 58N
LEAD, sLio
CASTING COPPER i5,l

" was surprising to a great many
people to see the stock market 20 good
during the mast summer. and the state
Of the market this late IN the fall proves
an equally great surprise to num-
Der OF Investors. who looked for proiits
instead OF Losses. However. stocks can
not always rise-a limit must sooner
4. later be reached. rhis limit has APP
parcntiy been attained In a number u
stocks. judging by the backward mo-
ton that has set In. The present bear
movement may continue farther than
II has already gone and other sur
prises may be- In store. but little pn.
ticncc on the part Of Investors VIII
witness a jump forward of no lonu
some OF the stocks.
Mammoth was weaker today than n
has been for sometime past. selling
down 10 t9.ti.
Daly-west was traded In extensive
~ at reduced prices, one short selling
at 1900. Daisy responded at 1865. and
Northern l.iHht ut isia. sunbeam was
wcakci. today selling for en-
Joe Bowers feil back several points
one lot rolnr below H. bowers Ex-
tension was In demand at prices under
W, non Butler went at go. Hercules
ut aud Bunker iiill at as.
Naleo responded nt 90 Golden Eagle
participated at 81. and Yankee Console
dated at 10.
Quotations worc posted Ms follows.
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PERSONAL.

n. w WALTON. the carpet man. Is a
guest at thu Kenyon.
shcrin Thomas Haycock. Of Garfield
county o. In town today.
G. +. Hartman. Of Portland. II a guest
at Gus Holmes hustclry.
Charles J. shepard. u New York. Is
staying at the knutsford.
+. e. Garland. the bingham mining
man. " staying at the White House
n. w. Caller. the Nephl merchant,
Ia registered at the Walker today.
u. u, Shear. OF Denver l. among the
latest arrivals at the Knutsford
Mr.. and Mrs. q. +. CLARK. Of Wells.
Nevada are sojournlng at the cullen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Us,rlek. OF Boise. arr
numbered among todny'a guests at the
Kenyon.
\. h. Lewis. J. T.. Haynes and II. W.
Fox. of Chicago. dropped on the train
today and adjourned to the cullen.
Alr and Mrs. u. Il. Hyatt. OF ~. An
ihony Idaho. are quaftercd at the
walker house.
George 4. Haycoek. the Tooele mer.
chant " staying at the White House
today
=. II Rond came In from Cincinnati.
ohio, on the early morning train to-
day and wcnded his way 10 the Ken
yon.
O. Z. Page came up from Provo this
morning and took up his temporary
abode az the Walker.
Among the visitors from Chicago.
Staying at the kuutufnrd the 4. II.
Tcndcfholm, Geo. prrty Tracey. War
ron E. Han and Mts. l.. Rlckard.
II should not be surprised to pee the
year end with surplus product In the
country ~ 5000 tons OF lead" re-
marked W. IL. Alexander u the Grant
omaha Hnelter last nlghi at tho Knuts-
iofd' unless we 20 to exporting. and
that would be something unusual"
American cotton Is shipped to Eng
land in English bottoms. passes through
the hands of the broker. aud l. then
thippcd 70 AHlntic points FOR consump-
uon,' said II. l.. billings ~ Chicago. az
the knutsford last evening. Now there
n no reason why this cotton should not
ne shipped direct from this country 10
the points % consumption, Instead OF
Us pnnalng through the English brok.
ers hands. and under the new colonial
policies OF tho administration this will
Yet be done"
Contractor W. II. Watts Of ogden.
who L. staying at the Kenyon, has the
following ~ say regarding tho Par
lcys canyon track 1--WE sent up Par.
Toys canyon yesterday ana today. sew
cfhl gnngA of men. ana tomorrow or
next day viii serd more. 80 that the
relocation OF 1--WE or six miles of track
for n, standard guaRc will be pushed
with al reasonable promptness. Tho
western viii have a sinc piece o. track
when the Improvement Is completed"
u ala not have the Cuban fever
while IN camp at Jacksonville. but ana
maze the typhoid fever 70 bad that /
felt sure I would pass In my checks.
says Corporal William G. Ritter ~
Mcrcur who Is staying at the White
House,
II was thought that the camp sinks
were tho cause Of the sickness, but
these places were covered over every
few hours IN the day. so the doctors
and the Wise men In the camp came 10
the conclusion that the lilies were the
source OF the trouble. and rather guess
they were, The ilIes were horrible
nuisance"