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ligious associations. VIII lunch together
at close of meeting. H
OTHER SERVICES.

at close of meeting. ~
OTHER SERVICES.
First Church of Christ (ScientistJ, G. A.
| R. Hall, IS Pearl street-Lesson sermon,
| 1915; subject, Substance; lesson text,
Psalm 10. 10y @ p.
First Presbyterian Church-A. j. Bruek-
| lacher, pastor. Preaching 1913 and Z 30.
Morning theme, Bearing the cross Eve
ming theme, The tale Of traveller s..
| S. Il. Y. P. S. c. E. 6.45. III IN
Reform Ciub-Meeting in Curtis Hall
Sunday evening at 100 Opening of the fall
and winter public meetings. Celebration of
23d anniversary Of honorary brother and
eX-president, Major Fred G. Stiles; 21st
of Brother James II. Laying, seventh of
/ Secretary G. t. Hastings and first of FL
Inapcial Secretary VIII W. Smith. Every
| body welcome, and special invitation is
extended to friends of these members.
Miss Kennedy will preside at the piano.
Greendale Peoples Church G. H.
| Wright, pastor. 1919, preaching by the
! pastor, to be followed by the sacrament
of the Lord $ supper ana reception of new
members. Mrs. Mary McTammany and
Miss Jessie McTammany will be received.
Il, S. S. 6, c. e. Z, preaching.
Second Advent Church, Chandler street
william " Is A. Burch, pastor Prayer meee-
| ing y.45. Preaching 1890 and Z 80 by Elder
| l. Il. Barnes of Fiskdale. S. S. y. Young
peoples meeting 6.15
| Salem square = Open-air meeting 40,
Gospel song service and address by Elder
L, Il. Barnes.
The Christadelphians, II Foster street,
| in Board Of Trade Hall-Free Bible lee
turo in the Swedish languages; subject,
| Abraham, the heir of the world," z.
Odd Fellows Home-Preaching g by Rev.
G. II. Covell, Public United =.
First United Presbyterian Church. Ar
eanum Hail. 566 Main street - Robert
Hughes, 3. D., pastor. Services Il. 30 and
! il5. S: S. u. Y. p. S, c.. e. 6:15 Morn
ing, The yoke of Christ" Evening, I'm
manuel" All welcome.
Free Baptist Church-A. c. Thompson,
pastor. ~ mems prayer meeting. 10 80,
! sermon God or mammon go c. y.
service. 100 usual gospel service.
/ Meeting of the Christian and missionary
at 8. p
Washburn Home for Aged Women, 11ss
MAN MAN street-Service g. conducted by Rev.
GAINESVILLE : Morning service 10 80.
Preaehing by James NJ. Lent S. S. 70.
I. T. s. c. e. $50; topic What can We
90 to help our pastor?'
| Worcester Association of Spiritualists
q. A r: Hal, 50 Pearl street-Lecture
6Ilo qell6ea tons at and by Miss
Blanche Brainerd of Lowell
! The Tabernacle Day building. 3Os Main
street rooms 49, 10 and 20-E w. lIxenyont
| pastor Services conducted by Henrv
Norman. 10, morning service 6, preach
| ms az Lincoln square. 7.30, service in Day
|
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c h rus.
High and low, rocking slow
In their cradles airily,
Rock and wren slumber when
Over Arden warily
We do wander down the night,
To the left and to the right,
Wheeling 0 as we go
Tripping onward fairly
While time fiddles merrily.
Fan cy.
Mounting always on some sky
Voyage of discovery,
As a falcon scars, to rule
Quarries Of the beautiful;
Now on earth, then far away
Through the flaming gates of day
Into Paradise / dare
Venture sailing over bare,
Wind-walled turrets of the air
Everywhere, everywhere.
Su n b e m
On some Oriental course
Drifting down the universe,
AS a priest In summer bowers
Gayly marrying the flowers,
Or awakening with mirth
Blossoms dreaming in the earth;
While dissolving to explore,
Warmly, every apple core,
Marshaling the clouds l soar
Evefmore, evermore.
NJ o n l. & h t
Melancholy, sweet and lone
AS a vision. | have strown
Silvery lilies on the grass
Where all happy lovers pass,
Quickening the stars ABOVE
All the earth with kisses Of
Passion and the queen of love.
r | n d op.
Every evening as each
OF the little children reach
Sleepytown almost the fleet,
Rainy gatherings of feet,
In the summer time aloof
over attics. furnish proof
or the fairies on the roof.
] a c k Eros ST.
Appearing to mortal view
A translated drop of dew,
Soldering rebellious years
As with penitential tears,
Many evenings on the ricks.
While the scheming stars plan trick
Overhead to trip the day.
Boreas and Frosty lay
Dreaming winter time away.
Ae p hyr.
Over nils and dales / 20,
Hither, thither, to and fro,
Even'as a mystery
In some wilderness of glee.
All day long distributing
Breezy songs the twittering
Orioles and linnets sing.
lillian Griffith in Kansas City Journa
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
BRAVE MEN FALL

Victims to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles as we'll as women, and all feel
the results in loss of appetite, poisons In
the blood, backache. nervousness, lad
ache and tired. listless, rundown feeling.
But there's no need to feel like thai.
Listen to ] w. Gardner, Idaville, Ind
He says: Electric Bitters are Just the
thing for a man when he Is all run down
and don't care whether he lives or dies
It did more to give me new strength and
can now eat anything and have new
lease on life" Only 80 cents at BREWER
e. CO.'S drug store. Every bottle guar
anteed.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
A DOUBLE HEADER.
Southbridge Wins Two
Games from At
tleboro.

Sauthbridge, Sept. 2.-Southbridge easily
defeated the Attleboro base ball team,
here, today in two games, marked by
fine playing by both teams. The sensa-
tional play of the games was Phillips
wonderful running catch. Darkness
stopped the second game at the end of
the sixth inning The score
FIRST GAME.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
SEAMS cRttAr,oe7, 1T1,rr,

MT. r. p. Olivia, OF Barcelona, Spain,
spends MS wintersat Aiken, S. c. Weak
PACK of his head, On using Electric Bit
Iers, Americas grehtest Blood and Nerve
ihte,medy, gil pain spon left him He says
rdls grand mediclre Is what his country
liver and kidneyI tro,ibie NnSir,Ses The
blood, tones up liz sto,nseh Il. strenethens
the nerves, puts Nm vipo,, and new life
into every muscle nerve ana orenn OF
the body II weak, tired or niiinr YOU
need It. Every bottle piinrantaed only 50
cents. Sold by Brewer K Co. druggists.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
ATTLEBoRo.

Stolen bases, Weisbecker 2, Cotter, Cor
ridon; struck out, Green, Gammons 2,
Flemings 2; double play, Newman and
Paine. first base on balls, Hafford Han
sen, .Weisbeeker 2, Green 2, Cotter 8,
Breckenridge 2, Beavitt; Nelson; hit by
a pitched ball, Green; wild pitches, Half
ford 2. Time of game, 1.20. Umpire, Dill
laber.
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,s Sacrifice ndss hits, KKenney Leayitt Phil
base hits, Leavitt, Duff; two-base hits,
Nelson 2, Corridor, Gammons; stolen
base, Cotter; struck out. Cotter, Wilder,
Newman 2, Hafford; double play, Hansen,
Flemings and Paine; first base on balls,
Cotter; hit by a pitched ball, Hansen 2;
passed ball, Duff. Time of game, $50.
Umpire, Dillaber.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
VALLEY LEAGUE.
Uxbridge Continues to Hold
First Position in the
Standing.

The games in the Blackstone Valley
league were well attnded yesterday, de-
spite the rain. The results of the
games Were: At Grafton, Uxbridge 6,
Grafton l.; at Rockdale, Millbury 10,
Rockdale 5; at Whitinsville, Whitins Z,
Baskerville 6.
THE LEAGUE STANDING.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
LAKEsIDEs.
WAsfIBURN & MOEN.
'Two out when winning run was n made Z

Washburn 4 Mo 5;;65 Q 9 : 70
Two-base hits, Kendall. Very, Brod-
erick sacrifice hits Lewis, Kendall, Rob
erick q Peet 2, Whitney, Very. Caldwell.
Lewis, Kelly Powers; first base on balls
off Very, g. of .o'Toole 3. off Peet 2; hit
by pitched ball, Frederick; struck out,
passed balls. Dolan l. Frederick i; Wild
pitch, Oyfoole. Time Of game, 2.16. UNI
pire, Barber
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
THAT THRoBBING HEADACHE

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merit for sick and nervous headaches.
They make pure blood and strong nerves
and build up your health. Easy TO take.
Try them, Only rs cents Money back IL
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SUNDAY SERVICES.

Notices inserted under this head as
fol1ows;-
Three Iines,S2I words, inserted free.
Over three lines win be charged for ut
the rate of cents per line.
In order to insure insertion, notices
must be sent in not later than 9 O'Clock,
Friday evening.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
ROCKDALE.

Two-base hits. Mayhem, Gaughu; stolen
bases, Bowtillette, Sullivan 9. Gaughu
Clifford; first base on balls, Lambert 4
MT by PITCHED ball, Dwyer Williams;
Of game, 2.15. Umpire, Sayles Attend
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
THE LEAGUE STANDING.

Uxbridge still leads the league, with
Millbpry and Whitins tied for second
plaza.
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EASY FOR MILLBURY.
The Rochdales Defeated on Their Own
Grounds.

Rockdale Sept. 2.-The Millburys and
Rockdales played a good game of ball on
the Northbridge ball grounds this after
noon. On account of the wet and soggy
ground the game was without features
Forsberg and Lambert each pitched well
The Rockdales will play Millbury at that
place Labor day morning. Score:
AIrI L IoIrIoW
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BAPTIST.

Greendale-Guy F. Wheeler, pastor.
Preaching by the pastor 1870. Bible
school u. ]. B. U. 4 B. Y. P. U. $50.
French, Beacon street-Preaching 1870.
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South-G. w. Kent. minister serv,oo
d 1872; preaching by Mr. Kent, The Sun sun
The Unitarian young peopie ~ W..
eester and vicinity will meet at Millbnrv
on sunday afternoon at O'clock To- taiig,
over the significance Of young peoples '1 re-.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-09

The best medicine money can buy for
impure blood. nervousness and all stom- 1.
ach and kidney troubles Is Hoods Sursa-
parilll. -
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-09
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST,

Mr.. ]. r. Carter, of Richmond, is in
the city.
MIR. j. d. Baylor, OF the United States
Coast Survey, is i'll the city.
The honorarieS of the Frances Barnes
IS Will give Il reception to the young
lady members of the next Friday
evening, the l4th instant at the Young
Ladies' Home, 30 Brewer street. from
s to IL O'clock
MIR. Charles II. Fuller. of Chicago,
was in the city yesterday. He is the
guest of the Chamberlin Hotel, Old
Point Comfort.
l., L. Dickinson, Is. ]. Dickinson and
NJ. T.. Russell, of Amherst. Mass, are
at the Atlantic.
vile. Tenn, were in our city yesterday.
Alr. j. II. Whitner and Wife. of Roa-
noke. spent yesterday in Norfolk
Mrs. T. Gillom and son, Mrs. w II.
Gillom. Messrs. j. Is. Gillom and J. r.
Nichols. of Windsor, y. G.. were in the
city yesterday on their homcward trip.
MIR. Ernest Williams of Lynchburg.
spent yesterday with friends in Nor
folk
The Whittemore-O bendorfer Minis rels
will give another performance in w. G..
I. u. Hall, Atlantic City, in the near
future
Mrs. f. Odcnd'hal and son. Mr. T.
oucill litl, Jr., Oh OIney ItOid, tnent.
have returned from q pleasant Easter
visit to friends i'll Baltimore and other
cities.
Rev. S. G. Hatcher was called to
Richmond Friday to attend the funeral
of IL member of Denny Street NJ. t.
Church. OF which lie WAS formerly pas
tor
The condition of Mrs. Robert Marcus,
who has been quite i'll at her home
was reported yesterday to be much
better.
MIR. A. j. Scott, of Elizabeth City, "
c.. is at the New-Atlantic.
j. NJ. Gregory, of Richmond. is in the
city on business. lie is stopping AT the
Monticello.
Most of the churches in Norfolk will
repcat their Easter music to-day
The Southern States Telephone Com
pany is extending it's line from Smith
field to Surry Courthouse, VA.
This week will be observed by the W.
G. y. L. as a week Of prayer, with noon
day meetings daily, at the Y. NJ. &. \.
The devotional exercises will be CON
Quoted by a different leader each day.
MIR. a. T.. Tennis and Wife are regis
tered at the Monticello. MIR. Tennis is
the contractor for building the electric
road for the Norfolk and Atlantic Ter
minal Company.
Mir. Graham Dawes, of New Bern, y
c., is in the city on Il business trip.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-09
ATLANTIC CITY WARD.

Interest in the revival mt the Central
Avenue Baptist Church is very great.
The services to-day Will be conducted
by Evangelist &. II. ENcrts. who will
hold three mectiugs-one at IL n. m.
$3.50 and s p. III. Tho afternoon meeting
will be for young people. y song SER
vice will begin at $50 y. III. There
have been Il number OF conversions,
Rev. Mr.. Dudley is looking forward to
Il great ingatherinS OF souls this week.
The owners and residents on West
Olncy road are making decided i'm
provements to the grounds in front OF
their property.
Two marriages arc booked % come
off in the ward the latter part of this
month.
With good weather worlxmen will
complete tho curbng of Front street
with the next two weeks.
The Atlantic City baseball talent has
been reorganizcd Tor the season. with
the following officers: Tolley Hansford.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-09
BOYD Y. BLOOM.
Supreme Court of Indiana,
February |. 1899.

February l, 1899.
GRANT IN a DEED OF "a FREE
AND UNDIsTURBED RIGHT TO
USE" y WAY, IS NOT a GRANT
OF AN OPEN WAY, PREVENTING
GRANTOR FROM MAINTAINING
GATES AT THE TERMINI
Boyd sued Bloom to enjon him from
removing IL gate erected across n pri-
vate way, and for damages. Boyd and
Bloom owned adjoining tracts of land
bought from the same grantor Bloom $
deed had IL clause iii ii giving him "a
free and undisturbed right TO use" a
way which led from his land over
Boyds land to the public road. When
the deeds We're made there were gates
ncross this way. Afterwards Bloom re-
moved one OF the gates and this suit
was brought. The lower court gave
judgment for Bloom and Boyd appeal
ed. The Court says:
It is ii rule established by The author
tiles that, where orc grants Il right Of
way across his land. he may shut the
tcrmini OF he same by gates. which the
grantee must open and close when he
uses tho same, unless an open way is
expressly given. Ii is insisted, how
ever, by the appellee, that the words OF
the grant were an express grant of an
open way, and appellant had no right
therefore, to maintain gates across the
same Ii is said by Mr.. Washburne
''Whcre the grant was of a free and un
INSTRUCTED way it was held that the
owner OF the land might maintain gates
across 1t, unless this would be incon-
s!stent with the purposes for which the
way was granted" Here the Court
cites n number Of cases and proceeds.l
1t is clear we think from the author
tiles cited that the terms of the grant
did not entitle the appellee to an open
way out to the public road, and that
appellant had the right to maintain
gates across the way at the termini
thereof. 1t is true that the owner of
the servient estate has no right TO main
tain an unreasonable number or kind
OF gates, or 20 place the same so as 10
unnecessarily Interfere with the use OF
the way by the owner of the dominant
estate; but there is no finding that the
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STEAMER ATTACHED.
BRAN BLET0k WARD.

y Gospel Temperance meeting will be
held in the Park Avenue Baptist
Church At $50 o'clock this afternoon.
Addresses Will be made by Rev. Dns.
w. j. Young. ]. Z. Barrett and j. j.
Han. An attractive program of music
has loen prepared for the occasion.
iiy request Rev. DR.. J. u. Barrett
VIII repea, Tonight at the Memorial
Christian Temple his sermon on The
pinerence Between Regeneration and
Sanctilicaiion ana the Relation Of the
one To the other" All interested arc
invited
Tie Bible and How TO Master II"
viii he the subject of 4 lecture Mon
day night A the Park Avenue Baptist
Church by Mr.. II. \. Meacham, gem
cral secretary of the Y. NJ. c. y. These
addresses are of great interest. The
public is invited. Good music Will be
furnished.
Mr.. James c. HarrcI son Of Mr.
and Mrs. John y. liarrcll. died at the
residence ct his parents. No. 123 Charles
street a. 9:5S y. m. Friday. after an
illness which confined him 10 his he'd
tor nineteen days. aged - years. The
deceased was born i'll Winston, uert-
ford county, NJ bt'..- hal rcsidrL- I-iIh
his parents in this city for the past
four Years. lie iS the last of four chill
dren. th:ac others having preceded him
TO the grave some years ago. He was
young man of fine Character Il con-
secrated Christian. and was greatly
este emed IN mas native home as we'll
as In this city. Ills death il; a severe
bereavement 10 his parents who have
the Sympathy of the community. His
remains will be taken on the carly
train this morning to Winton, y. c..
where the funeral and intermcnt will
take place At o'clock u. IN.
MIR. w. Is. Traylor, of No. ol3 Clay
avenue, VINO had his right foot severely
burned ut 5. IL. Whites foundy on
March 1lth. by Il large wheel he was
casting falii:g on it, is able now TO
walk With the aid of Il crutch.
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The r,nnIS Rcnnnnch.

The Rank, one Of the handsomcst
places in the city. was reopened yes
terday by Messrs. L. f. Brown ana
Theo. Hornor An elegant lunch was
served under the direction of Mr..
Henry G. Diecher. chef OF Virginia Cafe
late OF Cleveland, .. The Bank was
visited yesterday afternoon by n very.
large number of persons, representing
the b>st class OF customers. The pro-
prietors of the Bank state that it will
be tirst-class in all OF it's apartments.
and second 10 no house of the kind in
the South.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-09
WORK OF THE COURTS
The Session of Corporation and
Chancery Courts.
Convicted OF Robbery Additional,
7sond FiIed--Sent TO GRIND Jury
on charge OF Murder Poisoning
Case Continued Steamer Attached

There were no sessions of the Corpo-
ration and Law and Chancery Courts
yesterday. The motion docket Will be
called in the first named court Mon
day.
On Tuesday Judge Martins court
will adjourn for the term.
Harry, alias Kidd Wilson. eighteen
years of age, was convicted by a jury
in the Corporation Court and given 4
year in the penitentiary. Wilson rob-
bed NJ Friedlin, a second hand clothier.
of Il $50 gold watch and SIS i'll cash
while the latter was asleep in a bar
room. The watch was secured from II
pawn shop.
ADDITIONAL BOND FILED.
In the Corporation Court clerks Of
flee yesterday Alexander Proudiit. who
heretofore qualified in this court as adj
ministratCr OF the estate OF John
Proudiit, by !. r. Wake, attorney in
fact. gave an additional bond of $4,000.
with tho Fidelity Deposit Company Of
Maryland, surety.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
L.. $. RuiHn and wife and II. w. Tom
lin and wife. to Jessie j.. Townend.
house and lot 2l7 Cumberland street.;
consideration, $500.
Park Place Company to w. Il. In
gram. lot; value, S2I5.
Client Company to Arthur NJ. White,
lot on Colonial avenue; consideration,
500.
MARRIAGE LICENSE.
y marriage license was issued yes
terday 20 Percy II. Davis to Cora
Mitchell.
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
IL .E Solomon. better known as
Happy Charlie" colored. WAS before
the Police Justice Yesterday charged
with shooting Charles Small on the 18th
OF January at Us James street. Mr..
John G. Triton appeared for the prose-
cution and Mr. Geo. Mcintosh for the
prisoner. y negro girl named Ferebee
Witnessed the shooting and was the
first person on the stand. She said that
Solomon knocked Small down before
til, shot was fired. The girls father
said that he rushed into the room and
separated the men. Justice Dalton
visited Small at St. Nincents Hospital
ana took his antc-mortcm statement.
The defense offered no evidence and the
Justice sent the case to the May grand
jury.
POISONING CASE CONTINUED.
The poisoning case was called by Jus
ticc Tomlin yesterday. and at the in
stance of Mr.. w. Il. Barton. counsel
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-09
country club Elect. on,cer-.

The Country Club held a meeting
yesterday afternoon ut o'clock and
elected officers and directors for the
following year. The club is in a pros
porous condition financially and other
wise:
Mr. Robert Baldwin lis the new pres
'uent, and Mi Frank w. Taylor was
re-elected secretary. Mr.. Tench l..
illshman, the paying teller of the Cit
liens Bank, was elected treasurer.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-09
EAGAN V. mcguire.
Supreme Court of Rhode Island.
February 10. 1899.

RECOVERY MAY BE HAD FOR
NEGLIGENCE CAUSING TIL e
DEATH OF y PERSON WHILE AT
WORK ON SUNDAY, CONTRARY
TO LAW, THE SUNDAY LABOR
NOT BEING THE PRONIAIATE
CAUSE OF HIS DEATH.
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OF NORFOLK on PAGES TWO THREE FIVE SIX AND EIGHT d

for the prosecution. the case WAS con-
unued till Friday next. All II the Dris-
oners were rebailed Mr.. Geo McIn
tosh is counsel for the Price woman
The TAFT girls counsel are Mcssrs. j
l.. HUBBARD. {. w. Il. Lane and Hugh
G.. Miller
State Chemist Tyler. of Richmond,
refuses To make the analysis OF the
dead mans stomach unless his fee of
5000. and $lo and expenses for each trip
TO Norfolk to testify is guaranteed.
MINOR POLICE COURT CASES.
Sarah Bailey. colored. sick vagrant;
was ordered 10 the poor house.
Diddy Wilson. colored, stealing an
overcoai. disc harged. the prisoner hay
ing been in jail three months under
quarantine, which was considered sut-
ncient punishment.
STEAMER ATTACHED.
The steamer Seaboard was attached
yesterday by Deputy United States
Marshal West. under a libel fled by
Theo. Smits sons Company. Of Jersey
City. who holds 4 claim against the YES
sci FOX repairs amounting to $79S.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-09

gates across the way in controversy
were not of a proper width, or were OF a
kind or placed as to be practical
or unreasonable obstruction to appel
lees use of the way over appellants
land. The Judgment is reversed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-09

captain; w. c. blake. manager and
treasurer. They have a well trained
team and are prepared to play ;5lyy,
amateur club in the State.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-09

Our line OF stick Pins is the largest
to be found in the city, and at way
down prices.
THE GALE JEWELRY CO.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-04-19
COURT OF INQUIRY REPORT.
Summary of What 1t Is Believed Will BE
the Courts Conclusions.


Washington. April 49, - The army
court of inquiry has begun the framing
of it's report. While few minor mat
ters remain for examination they are
not such as to affect the main facts. 1t
is regarded as certain that the court
will find that General Miles charges
that embalmed or chemically prepared
been sustained. The position of the
court is believed to be that the testi-
mony is conclusive that both the re-
frigerated beef and the canned beef
Were in good condition when delivered
to the government and continued so
until issued to the troops, except that
portion damaged in TRANSFORMATION or
affected by tropical conditions, and to
these causes of injury and these condi-
tions the chief causes of trouble will be
attributed.
1t will be held that the refrigerated
beef after being taken from the ice in
the tropical climate spoils quickly un-
less well cared for and that the canned
beef after being opened, because of the
great heat, becomes repulsive in ap-
pearance and soon unpalatable. But the
court will hold the result of chemical
Investigations by experts that the
canned beef is wholesome and nutritious
Attention will be called to the fact that
it was used throughout the war by our
navy and is stlll used by the fleet.
The testimony given at yesterdays
session was only cumulative on both
sides of the question.