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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-09
Personal and Social.
Happenings Of Interest In and
About the Town.

Col c. II. Boves. T. T. A.. GO. Ry.,
was here this week.
Hon. NJ. II. Barnes attended Circuit
court here Thursday.
Quite number Of homescckcrs were
here this week.
Over go barreh of fine pears were
shipped by Mr. J. K. Bellamy from the
Green Sprng farm this fall.
Contractor Geo. Dahn is building a
barn and residence for Mr. A. &. Har-
wood al Grove.
Mr.. T. \. Lawrence. student of W.T.
ham and Mary. re- eivcd q telegram
Wednesday night Announcing the ex-
trrue illucss OF his father. in ~ nchburg.
Mir. Lawrence let ThursGay morning Tor
Lynchburg.
Mrs. NJ Brooks IS visiting rlatiyes in
Eichmond ard Manchoste-
The Misses Gillian. Of DinwiJdie are
the guest Of their cousin. Miss Euii'y
Christian.
Miss Mary Wiudcr Garrett, who has
been visiting IL Oregon ana California
for several months, Will retu;n home
next week.
Mrs. Randolph Macon. who has been
wishing her sister Mrs Leila .Hutin, On
Hanover, returned home this " ck.
The ladies O ;hc Meth ,dist caur b
gave a box Supper Friday might for Oh,
iencht of the church. Many were pres
ent aud "a nicc-sum %. money was raised
Rev. ". T. Rolcrts rcctoc Of Brutos
church. was in Rich uoud Tuesday.
Mcssrs. II. y. Coils and l.. ". Lane
Jr.. returned T ,e>day afternoon from d
visit 20 Richmond
Miss Frauccs Guy, Of Richmond. IS th
guest of Miss Jennie Wise.
The Executive Committee of the East
State Hospital. met Thursday and trans
acted routine business.
Captain Jessie Maupin, who has beer
spending several months 10 Richmond, j
home for a few days.
Commonwealth Attorney Robt.
Armistead had his hand severely mashe,
Tue day from tGe siamming of door
The bone IN one finger was crushed, caus
ing painful wound.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-09
A Physician 7 stihes.

81 have taken Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
and have never used anything in my life
that did me the goo0 that did" says
cou0ty physician Geo. ". Scroggs, OF
Hall couoty. Ga Being a physician !
have prescribed it and found il to give
the best result" 1t the food you cat re-
mains undigested in your stomach it de-
Gays there and poisons the system. You
can prevent this by dieting but that
means starvation. The worst cases
quickly cured. Never fails L. Hen
ley.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-09
CIRCUIT COURT.
In Session since Wednesday Morn
ing.

The fuIi term " tbs Circuit Court
Opened Wednesday nsorning. Judge
Blackstone presiding. : heavy docket
confronted his Honor. and much work
has been done.
The case of John Dahn rs. J. p. {.
Spencer. in which the fornier j. suing tie
latter for $4,000 damages tor injuries
received BY blow, was began wednes-
day. The case has occupied the time of
the Court all the week. Many witness
were examined bv both sides.
Mr.. Dahu was represented by Mr.. l..
o. Wendenburg. of Richmond. and Mr..
Spencer by Messrs. ]. F. Hubbard and
B. ID. Peachy.
The case was ably argued by counsel
TOR both siHos. asd was siven to the jury
iatc Friday.
NJ agreement couii be reached Jas
night. ard thc ;ary was gwen tn o. :
morning o. br.. in a * st. Count
assembled ~ 1910 sai -tt2 d. OK he
jiIy same up. bat had caicit1 a gree a. d
the case va. continued until special
term OF thc CirSuit Court 90 be held D.
December.
Many G,crccs wefc entered by o.,
court a writ oforr1r va. grant q 10
tbs Dsumc.d.Wynnc contcs ed ciec,i.
case.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-09
A Special Offer.

For the next 80 days from this date,
we will send any person, not a suhscrih-
er, outside Of the state oiVirginia, The
GAZETTE - months for list of25 names
with their POST, flee address, CT people
likely 10 become subscribers. or who
are thinking o: changing their location
We want them as subscribers as we'll as
neighbors. Write names plainly and
mail TO The GAZETTE.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-09
Modern Surgery Surpassed

"While suffering from a bad case o.
piles I consulted = physician who al
vised me 60 try a lox on De WittsWitch
Hazel Salve, " says g. T.. Carter, Atlan-
"a, Ca. Il procured box and was EN-.
tirely cured. DeNitt-s Witch Hazel
Salve is a splendid cure for piles. Civ
ing relief instantly, and / heartily rec.
ommend it TO all sufferers" Surgery
Is unnecessary TO cure piles. Dew tits
itch Hazel Salve Will cure any case.
Cuts, burns, bruises aud all other
wounds arc also qui KY eased by il.
Beware Of counterleits. L. Henley.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-09
YORK COUNTY NEWS.
Personal and Loeal Items OF In
tGTGSt.

YORKTOWN. Nov. THE Batt,cship
Illinois, after remaining here tor two
weeks. left yesterday for Old Point. where
it viii be tin the 10th, when ,he presen-
tation of the silver service, 10y the people
OF the state for which it was named. VIII
be made.
The county Board OF Supervisors were
in session yesterday but only routine
business was transacted.
Miss Mary Lcc. daughter of General
Lee. who is the guest of Or. Booth. OF
Carriers Grove" was here today, view
ing the old historic houses and other
places Of no less historic fame.
Mrs. Crawford, wife of Dr. Crawford,
surgeon OF the Illinois, Mrs. keyScr
wife of Lieutenant Keyser, and Miss
Tahferro, of Gloucester Point. visited
Jamestown to day.
Miss Mary Barlow, Of williamsburg,
was here Sunday.
Mr.. Wellington Eagle, representing the
Gable Piano Co. of Richmond, was the
guest of Mr.. W. NJ. Crooks this week.
Mr. Howard McCandlish. of Wash ng-
ton. d. c.. who came here TO east ''one''
for the immortal Jack" Montague, re-
turned home Wednesday.
Miss Theresa Wolfe, who has been the
guest OF county clerk T. T. Hudgins TOR
several days, viii return TO her home in
New Yort; city tomorrow.
The election passed of quietly here
and the Democrats made heavy vote
but the Republicans very small. The
majority for Mr.. Montague, Democratic
candidate for Governor, and Nj
Stearnes. for the House, was the largesi
polled here Tor several years.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-09
To Telephone Subscribers.

The Chesapeake Telephone Company.
regrets that the service over the Toano
and long distance lines has been some
whatimpaired tor the past few days.
We are, however. using every precau-
ton 10 keep them clear, but on account
of rebuilding il IS impossible at times.
When repairs are complete the system
viii be in excellent condition. insuring
best results in the future. Ia view of
this we ask our subscribers TO give US
every consideration.
II. c. LIGHTFOOT, SUPT.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-09

She had just made some unkind
remarks about fhe proceedings az tho
club. merely Judging from his condi-
tion when he returned. and ne felt
that 10 was time 90 get even. That's
the trouble with man he remembers
things so long. She had forgotten All
about 30 and merely remarked that IL
was an enjoyable comedy they Mt
tended the previous evening
Comedy" he exclaimed. "rhat
was NO comedy. when play has a
sad ending il comes nearer % being "a
tragedy"
"But the ending wasn't sad" she
protested.
"Not sadi" he repeated. "Why.
the hero and heroine were married
in the last act. weren't hey2'-Chi-
cauo Tc>t.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-09
TO BE DEDICATED.
The Monument on Palace Green
Next Tuesday.

Inc monS"lsnt SlsS.e o" ~'-'SS
80 " - -, -. -. - -,
:, -. -r.,...,...
r.. :: 60, ,,s~,,,~ sh.S,
90, ;. ;,,,.,,,,.d =, mai "a. -. ~ .be
,s,,,~r;.,1 80.
go ''o',, - -
''''' ." -
The Palace monument standing on the |
grounds on which the Colonial Palace !
stood, viii 90. VI be dedicated 60 the |
coilege OF William and Mary and 10 the
city Of Williamsburg at twelve o'clock
on Tuesday. November 18th.
We hogs. as tais u.0 ,nclt IS so es-
Pccially "a Eiit go tie col c.-c, and the pco-
ple that t..e Prcsi1c and Professors
Will take go thc'ns Uses .hnh holiday
aud givc The same to tac stu 'cnts' that
al mSy lo'n in thans -N'1g prayer
aad hyinu. followed r. -ae anthem The
. Star SPAR Isl Banner. Inc Kew. Or.
William lctiis. Bonn rnd oducatcd IN
the city NC holc be Mi Us present on
this Occasion, So fol- OF iaterc-t a. con
nec.cl With nc history oft Virginia.
The inscription cr thc south side is an
/ outline of The discovery uf she New
| Wo.!i. bringing out the history OF the
iandineat farcstov-a. and the source
! from .yh.ch the place received is name.
/ and orthe body bccomirc di~hcartcued
ar.i ,.srtir.. hack home when thcv met
/ Contain Newport. asd landing on TIC
nearest toint. called II Ncwrort's News
ia coumcniorati,,n OF the news and pro
vision. brought from houe 90 them by
cantain Newport. And oftfc FIRST clcc
tive body Sos Jolly. 1913. a. arcstovr.
| the hrss attcnpt az cultivation ol,ottnu
in 1921. with a brief mcnti,aol the 1i.
hire I'm 1922. and the removal cd the col.
onv 10 this city. known then as "Bruton
| Parish" and thc bull ling af "A church
courthouse and "a mansion for the gov
ernor the church. Bruton Parish.
and thecourthoase st;u stand. being wei
preserved and of tie search for road
over the Blue Ridge mountains. thus e.
tablishing the order ot the Knights oi
the Golden Horseshoe. of Nicholson $
one of the early GOVERNOR. interest in
promoting education in the New World.
and his ATTEMPT 20 erect "a college az
| Hcnrico. but. owing % the massacre in
1922. heatteui; twas defeated, but later
be established William and Mary in 1893
ON the west side reminder and iuitia-
zion 20 the present and future students
of William and Mary. 90 the great mcu
s-ho were graduates from this grand ODD
institution, upon which are inscribed
many names. iuclgd.uc Thomas Jefferson
author oC the Declaration of lndcpcn
dcncc. lanes Madison. James Monroe
| John Tyler. William Henry Harrison
zachary TAYLOR. Bishop Madison ana
many other names OF notable men, who
,ycrc founders OF the college
| 'r~ti'-t''t't- 't @t-~ ~Nt+t - N..'' tA't~ q
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-09

White Lllly Capsu es are positive
and guaranteed core for all female dis
orders. as thousands of grateful women
testify. AS Germicide aud prophlac-
ic preventative remedy they are With
out rival. s1.OO package lasts
month. Sent any address in plain
seal wrapper on receipt OF price Puri>
tanic Remedy Co., Coldwater, Mich.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-09
= 81 n Chesapeake <
- oy1s - Ohio Ry.
To Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago. ST.
Louis, Etc.
SCHEDULES IN EFFECT. Get. l3. 1901
From Williamsburg.

LEAVE. wESTBoUND.
s.33 a, m Daily 60 Richmond Con
meets az Richmond with James
River Division train for
LyuchbuTg, Lexington, Va.
and Clifton Forge also con-
meets az Richmond (cxcept
Sunday with Local via har-
louisville to Clifton Forge.
11:3S a. IA. Except sunday 20 Pich-
mOnd. No stops. Pasl0r car
Old Point 60 Richmond.
5:5S p. IA. Daily Local train to Rich-
mOnd. Connects with Il. +.
V, carrying Pullman for
Cincinnati Louis vile.
EAsTBoUNDs
1920 a m Local daily To Old Point,
Norfolk and Portsmouth
5:O7 p. m. Daily. Local 20 Old POINT
art Norfolk
5.43 p. IN. Fast train. except Sunday.
20 Old Point, Norfolk and
Portsmouth. Pullman 20
Old Point. Connects at Old
Point daily with Steamers for
Washington and Cape Char
KS and except Sunday, for
Baltimore.
For detail information. corrections,
rates, tickets. etc, apply 10 your ,ation
agent, or TO
mo. d. POTTS
A. 9. Z. A, {. * o. Ry.
Ricsmond. Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-09
rrcrrhnr PhIln.nnh,.

10 doesn't do much good Co tell tbs
devil % get behind you; the devil
won't take "a back seat for anybody.
Don't rrieve when 40 rains and you
have forgotten your umbrella. some
one has been thoughtful enough TO
bring one; take it home with you and
b. happy.
No sane person doubts the WISDOM
OF solomon; think OF man managing
700 wives successfully .--Boston Post.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-09

WANTED-Lady agents in every lty,
town, and locality TO introduce DR.
STEWARDS HOME TREATMENT
FOR WOMEN. Liberal Inducements.
Write for. tull particulars.
THF PURITANIC REMEDY CO.,
Celdwsser, Mich
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-09
STOPS THE COUCH AND WORKS
OFR TIE COLD.

Laxitive Bron.o Qui6ihe Tablets cures
q cold in one day. No cure, no Pay,
Price, % cents.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-09
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE pAv

Take Laxitive Brono Quinine Tablets.
AL druggists refund the money If it fails
to cure. Z. w. Groves signature is on
every box. 25c.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-09

? Or. Stewards Home Trcs'r en-. or
emen Is not patent Medicine but h
the private prescription o. Dr. Freder.
Tex ". stew art. the Noted p slist In
diseases % women I,isap stve cure
Tor chronic iellnmatior. cunges iou.
md enlargement of the womb. ovarics
tlIag O.: ihe womb, displacement.
iropsy OF the woaih. alterations and
ieucorrhoca. dertngen menstrual iuac-
lions etc. Soii on "A guarantee 60 ca G.
or no pay. sad tor + ct trail.
IUhIpANlC LEMEDYC co.
Coldwater. Mich.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-09
Want 70 be Prsily7

Then purify your blood by taking
Gooch's Sa-sapariila. Che best ct an
blood medicines.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-09

FOR SALE-On the Main Farm. lot ct
good young sheep and several COWS
with calves. Will sell on time If dc
sired. Apply az oaceto
IT. +. LAWRENCE.
James City county. Bacon. Va,
no 2-2t.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-09
DR.. Stewards Home Treatment for Women

This treatment lists OfTwO TREATMENTS One Dr
StSt Uterine Tablets which
o the different
Of the female and the supplying They also u;
strengthen and repensh eofh
ensc diseases these organs The other WHITE CAPSULES
local treatment and are applied directly organs
upon which their
one action these two valuable working harmony through dit
rent channels the body
equal It's this combined action the world % eur
these troubles cur
DIR. Stewards Home Treatment for Women
Absolutely cures female sold
refunded ~ 20 for one full months
TWENTY DAYS m treatment FREE sending and
address. ~ ~
pVRITANC REMEDY co, Coldwater, Mich.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-30

ship General Pinzon, which was bedecked
with flags, blew her siren in celebration
of the surrender. The General Pinzon is
lying close to the wharf.
United States marines are still guard
ing the piers and railroad station. The
French cruiser Suchet has landed ma
rines on the property of the French Canal
Company.
Government Loss Is Heavy.
The surrender has cast a gloom over the
city The struggle for the last several
days to keep Adams force from recap
turing Colon was made by about 200 Lib
eral volunteers, who fought against 700
Government soldiers, well equipped with
munitions of war. The Government lost
in killed and wounded during the fighting
more than 300 men, while the loss of the
Liberals was about fifty.
It is reported that the main force Of
Liberals is still intact in the interior of
the department
1t is said that United States Consul
General Gudger has ascertained that the
Government troops broke faith on
Wednesday by using freight train on
the Panama Railroad as a cover by firing
between the cars at the insurgents The
Liberals say tnat they did not return the
fire while the train was passing, in obedi-
ence to the regulations of the United
States authorities.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-30
SCENES CONNECTED INsURREcTIoN COLOMBIA
GOVERNMENT FORCES.

morrow in Hyde Park in sympathy with
General Butler may be the beginning of a
serious anti-Government agitation the
Standard this morning semi-of1cially
warns General Butler that unless he
checks the extravagance of his partisans
the Government may be compelled to
make further disclosures which will cause
a revulsion, of feeling against the general
The Standard hints that General White
at first refused to regard General Bull
ler's heIiograrn as authentic, and when
it was deliberately repeated General
White decided to disobey it.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-30
congressman
IN FAVOR Of
ANNEXATION
Cuba's Destiny Will Be
Decided by Men Who
Oppose President.
Statesmen Claim the United
States Has Done Enough
for the Island.
Policy of Clubbing or Starving the
Natives Into Subsection VIII Pre-
vent Needed Legislation
for Relief.
Special Dispatch to The CAN.

CALL BUREAU, 14o6 G STREET, n.
W., WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s.-Cuba's s
destiny will be decided not by the mer
who agree with the President, Secretary
Root and Governor General Wood that
lower rates Of duty should be charged On
sugar and tobacco, nor by those who
favor protection OF the beet sugar grow
ers and tobacco farmers, but by members
OF Congress who believe the solution Of
the whole question is annexation.
There is a strong annexation sentiment
among members of both houses of Con-
gress.
These men take the position that the
United States has done enough for Cuba
as q foreign country. They say that this
Government freed Cuba at an expense of
half billion dollars, and that even be-
fore the island is ready for self-govern-
ment its representative men are here de-
manding the lowering of tariff duties and
pleading poverty. They argue that as
soon as these concessions are made the
islanders will come with other demands
and viii want to enjoy all the advantages
Of statehood while maintaining a sepa-
rate government Of their own.
The point is made that it is time for
the CUbans to join in the movement for
annexa ton, and the plan OF the repre-
sentstives in the movement is to with
hold all such favors as lowering of duty
until they DO come in.
1t is a policy Of clubbing or starving
the Cubans into subsection and making
them become citizens of dependency
whether they want to be such or not
II the Cubans are really starving, these
men say, let them starve. The United
States should be good enough for them.
This is a brutal way Of putting ii, but
the disposition of most members of Con-
gress is no longer to handle the Cuban
question with gloves. There are enough
Of this class to make it impossible for
the President to carry out the policy of
Secretary Root and General Wood.
This means trouble sooner or later. The
Cubans are approaching their first cleo
ton and they are pleased at the prospect
Of having government Of their own.
They intend to have that government,
and it is likely that an effort to force
reciprocity Will have the effect Of driving
the Cubans farther away and deferring
annexation for years.
When asked whether the annexation of
Cuba on terms similar to those under
which Hawaii was admitted will not up
set the economic conditions in this coun-
try. especially among the farmers, they
reply that is not q matter to be consid-
cred. They are willing to letsthe Cubans
In and do not believe that the annexa-
ton of the island will hurt the beet sugar
growers, tobacco farmers or fruit growers
Of California
The injection Of the annexation element
into the fight complicates it and makes
this question Of relief for Cuba impossi-
bic at this session.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-30

States gunboats Machias and Marietta,
with the commanders of those war YES
sells and consular officers. were present at
the ceremony this morning of handing
over the city. Captain Perry Of the bat
tleship Iowa, as ranking United States
officer, took a prominent part in the cere-
mony, which was begun at 11:So o'clock.
There was no music at the hauling down
Of the flag of the Liberals, which for sew
eral minutes refused to be lowered. It
clung to the pole owing to the strong
wind While the flag was being lowered
many of the Liberal soldiers, whose heads
were uncovered, burst into tears.
General de la Rosa, in making the for
mai surrender. read an address, at the
close of which he shouted, 'Vfva Colom-
bia." The insurgent soldiers around then
raised three cheers of Viva, partido Lib
eral,' and viva General de la Rosa"
After the cheering General de la Rosa,
with the insurgent soldiers, marched
down the street to the barracks, where
the United States marines and bluejack-
cts took possession of the arms and am
munition.
General Alban, with 25O Government
troops, which had remained at Gatun, a
few miles from Colon, came into the city
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
Rosa Prefers Imprisonment.
The Federal force was escorted by the
United States marines and bluejackets to
the cuartel, where General Alban re.
ceived and kept General de la Rosa 8
sword.
General de la Rosa. after handing over
his sword, said that according to the
agreement the insurgent soldiers in Colon
were not to be deprived of their lives and
liberty, but as for his brother and him
self he declared that they waived that
part of the agreement referring to them.
They preferred, he said, to be impris-
oned, as their hearts were with the Lib
eral party. General Alban replied that
he needed General de la Rosa in Panama
for pacification purposes.
In delivering over of the city OF Colon
to General Alban Captain Perry of the
battleship Iowa made brief speech.
After he had finished the Colombian war
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-30
BULLER rs WARNED
TO CHECK PARTIsANS
British Government May Make More
Disclosures if Too Much Enthu-
siasm Prevails.

LONDON, Nov. 30.-The correspondent
of the Times in Pretoria, where recent
dispatches giving the number of Boer
commanders are supposed to have been
allowed to pass through the censorship
as a warning that more troops were
needed in South Africa, to-day sends a
sketch of the positions of the British col
umns and states explicitly that men are
needed to expedite the attrition OF the
Beers, and that a further partitioning of
the country by lines of blockhouses is nee
essary to enable the British columns to
achieve greater results.
Seemingly fearing that an alliance be-
tween -Bullerites and the pro-Boers
during the demonstration to be held to-
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-30
mus. wired this dispatch to Secretary

mus, wired this dispatch to Secretary
Long:
Arrangements for the surrender to-day
of Colon by the Liberal forces completed" :"
No fear is entertained in official circles
that any European complications will
grow out of the isthmian trouble. Those
powers, including Germany. which have
ordered ships to Colombia, have been
careful to acquaint the United States with
their action and the instructions to COM
manders of ships were to simply protect
the interests of their countrymen.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-30
Railroad Rate War Expected.

CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, Nov 29-
What is expected to develop into a de-
termined rate war between the railroads
running into the Cripple Creek district
began to-day, when the announcement
was made that the Midland Terminal had
made a passenger rate of so cents between
Cripple Creek district points and Colorado
Springs, with corresponding reductions to
other points The Colorado Springs and
Cripple Creek district railway has not
yet taken action in regard to the cut The,
former rate to Colorado Springs was 81 So