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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
CAPITAL Notes.

The Senate. Thursday. confirmed tn
| nomination Of Wm. Dudley Foulke Z"
indiana. to he 4 civil service commits
sioner
Fort Constitution. y. H., has beer
Iconstituted an independent militar,
post. and Fort Foster, on Gerrisl
island Me-, a sub-post Of Fort consti'
tuition.
Some Of the resolutions Of condo
lencc adopted by Philippine organi%a
tious in relation 10 the death of IN" late
President Mckinley which are being
received AT the war department
through Cen. Chaffcc are very affecting
In their quaint simplicity.
President Roosevelt entertained an
other representative list of public OIL
cials at dinner at the White House
Thursday night. the guests including
the following: Secretary Root. senators
Foraker, Morgan. Lodge. Hale. Cock
ran. Fairbanks. McEmery. Quarles
ana Clapr: Representatives Robert
Hit. Henry \. Cooper. VIM. ii. Moody
and Gen. Leonard Wood.
The Senate received from Tn. rrrsi-
new the reciprocity treaties. In exc
cuticc session they We're referred /" the
committee or foreign relations. Tho
principal renewals are with Great Brit
ain and apply to the British West In
dies. TIC "Ntradition treaty with IN"
Argantin. Republic ana the trade mark
treaty With Guatemala WAS ais" re-
c.iyed hA the S.nat" ana referred win
ont dcnatc.
The Senate committee, on iSthmiHh
canal WAS in session, Thursday. and
engaged in = general discussion "f IN"
Nicaragua canal bill which WAS intro
,iuced by senator Morgan but adjourn
ud without action. because ~ The an
scn,a II senator Hanna. Tn" h!Sp"si-
ton or tha committee is tn report IN"
hilI III IN carly Gay. although 1t is moi
expected that action will he taken On
il by th- senate prior To- tht disposit'nn
Of the new canal treaty with Great
Britain.
War drndrtmc mcnt officials SAY that the
z sorts printed in Errlin t" IA" "n"'l
that Aguinaldo is To ~ c"urtmHliJ!rd
and transported I" tiu;tm h"caus" ~
correspondence ne has been c"nductinG
With the Hong Kong 1unta are With
foundation. Frequent mail adNi,",
reach the department from cen. 'h"t-
tee tnr American ronmand"r ~ tAr
forces in thc Philippines. hut they hat..
NOT disclosed any correspondent" "n
Astinaldo'- part containing ~ id"nc" y.
conspiracy against American rule.
Members ri thu House "t Repres"H-
tativ.s alc showing SOM opposition 4"
the originrtion o. Philippine revenue
legislation III the senate. ana in par
titt'lar to senator Lodges bill which
deals with this subject. Representa-
Tlwnrv OF Minnesota. holds that thc
constitutional provision that all bills
ror raising r"vcuu" shall originate in
tn. House of Representatives applies
to the Philippine measure ana III"
aiirncsota members will oppose any
Srnatc hill on the subject As an lnNa-
sion Of rr-rucativtS of the Hous". Nj.
OvrrStrcet of Indiana. and nui'"
number Of other influential m"mh"r~
maintain that til" ScTate Philtppin"
bill involves no invasion ot HOUSE
rights. aS il extends All existing law to
IN. philippines ANA is not > revenue
measure Within III" meaning 81 ~"
IN any event thc quHS-
ton Of thc right of til" House ovrr IN"
subject is likely to br discussed "n tn"
rpur of II" House.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

The ice situation now remains about
the same "a since the storm started.
nothing having been learned as I" The
prospects. The old fields We're sunk
by the snow and are in had shape. but
those which frozc. "Wednesday night,
are good. the zer" weather forming
about an inch of good ice. Th"r" was
10 snow blowing NJ the time and no
dirt. While it was reported that tugs
might break up some CT the jams at the
lower part of the river. il could not be
verified Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

The supper III the ve'try of the tt!-
>ersalst church, Wednesday evening,
ralled out q verv fair attendance anI
al enjoyed thr evening. After the SUB
per which was a good one. an enter
tainment was given. Rev. MI. Small re-
citing some humorous pieces. reading
by. Mrs. ". r. MaXry. plan" sol" by
Miss Grace Hooker and duets by Mr.
and Mrs +. 6. Conant. The annual
parish meeting. which was postpon"i
from Monday evening. was also held.
The officers wer" elected and Other
matters were settled. a most cordi4 Al
invitation being extended to the present
pastor. Rev. W. +. Small. to continue
With the parish another year which
will probably BE- accepted.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
NATIONAL HOME.


Church services. sunday. VIII h":
catholic mass at 1i,. r. NelligAn Cele-
brart. Sunday school at Ia. Protest
ant sermon at . =. NJ Some nf the
ladies in tht. camp organized q SUNDAY
school. early Last summer. ana II mas
no come "a be ono "f tn" regular lhSu-
ultions of the HON" and is in Hour
iShin. condition. There is Stil. now
ever. room for Improvement. and r"r-
dial invitation is extended to All Wh"
are Interested to come and help N"
good work along.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
Beal Reat. U. v. U. Elects Officers.

Ai the annual cncampmcnt If th-
.5G fGen. EeaD E"gt L. Y. L.. Thurs
day evening. the following officers We're
elected for the ensuing year: Colonel
Charles &. Sewall; lieut.. colonel. Rich
ard II. Coebell; major. Henry O. ELS;
surgeon. James Meaghcr: chaplain
Charles s. Holt: quartermastel. John
Ia akin. -4
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

After a most successful run since the
"th Of last March, J. Gray 4 Sons
closed their saw mill. at 10 \. NJ,
Thursday. This was necessary rs all
th.. logs that could be got 10 the mill
mad been sawed ard the remainder are
either in the ice or piled. They have
2 sufficient number to keep them ga
ing in the spring for some time. though
perhaps not enough to last until the
arrival OF the new ones. should L fun
crew be worked.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

until Illness came ui'n lne three Years
ago first noticed il by leing irrcg-
ular and having very painful and
scanty mrnstruation gradually my
general health fniled: could not en-
iov my meals: | h'caiuc languid and
nervous. with grin p'ng pains frctr:cntir
in the gron>.
Il advised with our tanilv phys
ician who prescribed without amy I'M
provemcnt. TN. day he said d.-- Try
lydia Pinkham'> Remedies I
did thank God The next month | Vas
better. and it gradually hnilt me mp
until in four months | was. cured This
is nearly Il wear ag" and | hat. not
had pain or ache since. RoNNiv
nFi.kNo. ..4- Indiana Ave. 'hi .aro.
Ill.-S5000 Io'i,t = aao.r t-,aa.'ric, = -:
g-thGe
Trust worthy proof il abundant that
Lydia T.. Pinkham'> Vegetable
Compound saves thousands Of
young women from dangers resulting
from organic irregrlarity, suppression
or retention Of the mcnses. ovarian or
womb troubles. Refuse substitutes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
Funeral OF Late John 3. Shaw.

Fnneral services over the remains OF
the late John +. Shaw were held in
Masonic Temple. at 30 o'clock Thurs
day afternoon. They were in charge
OF The officers ot Be- ethlehem Lodge. OF
which the deceased WAS 4 member The
ceremonies We're in accord with the
Masonic burial service. Rev. Mr.. c,ld-
worth. pastor Of the North Augusta
Methodist church. ot'iCiatcd. ana the
remains were inferred in Mt Pleasant
cemetery. !,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

a. Shakespeare evening will be heiu
at, Library hall. Thursday evening. Dec.
~. under the auspices of the fublc
Library Association and Ph'lharmon'c
>Yub Mrs Henry Richards VIII read
Shakespearc's Mid Summer Night
Dream and members of the Philhar-
nonic Club will present some OF Men-
delshon's music illustrating the play In
connection with the entertainment VIII
,,r sale Of cake and candy and fancy
bags and aprons.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

capt W. r. Blanchard. M Spinney
aud NJ. I'LL shea returned from South
mort. this morning. where they have
L,crI putting thc tuE Charles Lawrence
in winter quarters. Captain blanchard
win pass til" winter in Gardiner. There
II quite 4 Hy"t W craft hauled up at
Southport for tn" winter, including the
steamers Gardiner Lizzie Snow. Farms
worth. Sallio and til" Kapclla.-Balh
Times. Dec. g.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

The Electric ears made their nrs'
appearan nee in this city since the storm
al 1o.1s A. NJ. Thursday. At little al
ter 9 o'clock. the snow plow came down
hut was unable to run the entire length
into the square. During the remain
dor Of the day, the cars run very rcGu-
-,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
GARDINER.

The Ladies Aid of the Metbod's'
church will hold their annual sale. Sa'
urday afternoon and evening. III th'
store !, formerly occupied by y. a.
Brown. Besides all kinds OF iancA
work. they will have home made can
dies. cake and coffee.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

" nat Is said to be one Of the earliest
nah S,o~h maps OF America has been di.-
which belongs to Prince yon W,ldh,,re.
WartSss Inc map was drawn in loG7 b.
M aiun r. Waldsee Muller. by whom .Ameri-
os, - said to have been named after tho
eNpiorer Amcrigo Vespucci. 3---~,e -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

Referring to the difficulty Of ciyiIizuy
Sioux Indians. Miss Annie u. ScoviilI'
writes: The government tried to civiiz F..
thesc Indians by issuing wagons. and
icy used them to feed the ponies from
stoves. and they knocked off the ions am,
used them over tie campfire: cows. ana
me indian saw in them what he had IN
the oonalc-meat-and ate them M
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

Tla country for many miles around
vIlf M. delighted with the marvellous
display IF christmas novelties and
us. fII articles y b. Seen in z. s
>i7ith K Cu.s magnificent window.
" hloh ~ almost store of itself. In
tl- extensive store you will scc that
The M vindow display is only 2 sample Q:
h. immens" stock Well selected e
crafty an ages
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

Lean. $ Conner drug store is showing
4 line cf genuine black ebony goods il
VA" VI their windows that probably
"!li surprise people who have not seen
suy'' u Tine variety uf these elegant
goods They are in the plain and sill
MN mounted
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

party of ;tbnIt ~ Of th- friends ma
Miss Nina Bills gathered at the home #
Mr.. ana Mrs Henry Davis. Thursday
evening. and there gave 4 surprise party
to her. The surprise WI complete in
every WAY but ,hc was equal to the oCcG-
sion ANA in q short time MI Were enjoy
ing themselves. Refreshments Were
served and ut late hour ;Il departed
for their homes They remembered Miss
Bills with 4 very handsome opal ring.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

Postmaster Libby IN now receiving
quite il number Of subscriptions from the
people OF this vicinity for the Mckinley
Memorial Association. This is for the
erection OF suitable monument 10 the
latc President at Canton ana All who are
Interested in th- work or care to sub
scribe can do 30 by calling on Mr.. Libby.
He has already received quite few sub
scriptions. The amount is not limited =
any amount
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

California raises the largest of ev-
erythng except pea beans. Her pea
beans are the smallest, but they are
higher priced than any that grow this
eide, of that state. says an Augusta re-
taller
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

The snow rl"w over the Electric ron"
got through t" the Hnm@ about o'clock
Thursday afternoon. ana the first ear ar
rived shortly after 5 From that time "n
the regular schedule was mIntain"h
throughout IN" evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

the latest craze among the Partisan
women Is that Of foxes. or rather. fox
cuos. as household pets. They are 50
largely in request that the little crca-
turcS are for sale now in the streets
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
NATIONAL HOME.

John Cutter reported for duty. Thurs
LAY, from an extended furlough to
Thomaston. y. II.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

John Murray, late United stats navy.
u member Of Home 60. y. absent IN
furlough. died Friday. nt Cr"t"n-"n-
Hudson. New York
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

you should cut out the ad or Geo Y.
Brown 4 to. w It win hot appear
again ANA tn wv quotations NJ Ion
IIic"s may b" convenient to have when
tun visit their store.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
,,.,. ro,,s pava, architect and d.

Philip Watts. naval architect anu
,,.,tnr III thr warship building depai.
u,.nt W Sjr W. q. Armstrong. LII
.>r,,th \ Co.. has been appointed di'
tor of naval construction ~ ~ 20.
to Sir william Henry Whi,e' ,n 1T,
snonsible designer Of all the p!I.,o, Did
warehips since 1885, who has 'e''e"
on account Of i'll health.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
MISS BoNhIt: DElANO
A Chicago Society Lady, in a
Letter I, Mrs. Pi.' ~ says:

"nr.. NRs. rI%KUA& - :. -, tie
grateful dau.',tecs 10 whom you nave
given health nd lie. upht re more
glad than |. - tsS ~
.My home and rHv life was happy
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

Capt Frank Mcady arrived from l;"~-
ton. yesterday. 10 pass tn" winter At his
home at Randolph. Ills vessel, the +. 6.
Allen. is under command of his mate.
John Eroukin.s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

The family Of T.. r. Goss"m. Tn" genial
secretary of tie Togus a. T. u. Al"
rlcstS at the Home hotel.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

The lengthy examination oi eAp,,
witnesses called by the defence Ia w
t,ial ~ Washington Of Mrs. Lola lua
Eonin,. charged with the niuruei
James Seymour Ayr"s. Jr.. VIII hto1SS'
tatr the carrying Of the case oyer ~
next week. but the present UNDERSTAND
ing is that it will 90 to the jury lu.S
dav. Dr. II. L. Fry. Thursday resume
hi testimony AZ to Mrs. Bonine's phs
ical condition at the time Of the ua-
adv. DR.. George Barrie save Sii''i'''
testimony.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

curious custom prevails in Corca
If a man meets his wife in The street
he ignores her presence and passes her
as if she were stranger.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

Because tWo-thirds of Germany's t5J.-
H0 Inusit: teachers are alleged to b. ju-
competent. the coming Reichstas will be
asked - pass n law compelling the tea ci, :
ers to undergo 4 state examination
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

Arthur Lewis. who has been steuor.
ra1her Il the offic" II, The Holhngswo,, +,
I" whitney Paper a.. II lhis city. has re-
signed and accepted u POSITION il thc
lIun' lt Tu-u- iA .u- treasurer. offir,.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

Inc signature Of z. W Grove ,,
Rr,rne weTy box OF the genuine Laxat,ve
: c1IS S!inine the remedy that rnres
t"i~ IN Whc day,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
| Cured after
| Thirty Years.

For thirty years have
been = great sufferer
from piles. trying all
remedies. Have also
been operated upon
by the moet skilled
specialists Of Europe
without relief. ] took
Romeo and the use Of
two bottles of this cX.
tract has cured me
entirely.
(Signedl
g.. r. DiEE.
Mining Engineer.
Boston. Mas.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
GARDINER.

from Sandwich. s. H.. wnrrc Il, ha :
h"eu visiting al his former home. Whi;c
there H. Ms takcr lit with thc 2iip ar',
w:', ,Iu.. hl, ~ rejGrp soou-I.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

Mr. ami Mrs A , Iiah, return Al
Yesterday. from a few dnys visit with
friends ~ \rM York
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
Under the Sign
Of the Cross
Hospital Nurses,
Practising Physicians,
Famous Surgeons,
Are Interested and Commend Romeo.

The fact that Romeo is not a
patent medicine, but a genuine
natural product, adds to the
interest felt in it by the best
doctors.
Romeo has been found to be
styptic. 1t is also a. natural
antiseptic. 1t is a wonderful
aid to digestion and a wonder
ful purifier of'the blood.
Users OF Romeo. obtain all
the good results that.can be had
by visiting any Of the great
mineral springs OF the world.
Romeo is made from a natural
mineral substance to which
nothing but water has been
added.
Besides being highly com
mended for rheumatism, kidney
affections, dcrangement Of the
stomach and nerves, it also has
effected some marvellous cures in
cases Of piles and hemorrhoids.
Sole dgency for this city ot store Of
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
J F. YOUNG, Augusta, Me,

went to Bath. yesterday. To attend Il.
funeral Ui Il relative.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

Exhausted, neryou. and weak, head almost
bursting with pain, energy gone, ambition fled,
depressed in spirit, ready 10 give mp.
This is what comes 10 the man who keep-
driving at his work until the breaking point is
reached.
Stop no" Bnild up your strength with DR..
Greenes NervGra blood and nerve remedy
which does wonders for every weakened sys-
teu.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
Squire l.. A. Beck, Of rekin, H., says:

81 heard 80 much about DR.. Greene's Ner-
vura blood and nerve remedy that concluded
| 10 try bottle. was surprised from the start
e. lind that felt better and more vigorous than
l had for wears. Nothing in the medicine line
ever tired before gave ~" ~ much relief Il
made marked impro, emeni M nv condition
and NV family also noticed The change | con.
tinued 10 take the medicine NJ a blood and
and nerve tOnIc. | recommend u % anNnnr -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

Mrs. orrin True and Mrs. Frank Adams
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
Local Notice.

Dance H \; a. Il. hall, Augusta, "
.;a.1,. dec7,dlt-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
Romeo Cured
Bleeding Piles.

James Brown, Trea,
OF the Hotel 4 Rail-
road News Co. OF Bo,.
ton Macs. says:
"rtls due to you and
komoc that I write to|
say that by its use n
have been cured ofal
bad case Of bleeding
piles from which III
suffered for a lon1I
time. ] had been un.
a BILE to get relief until
] took Romoc."
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-05-02

Petroleum has Yren discovered near
0uadaJara Mes
The Beers are reported 90 be great.
w worn and harasscd and thc, vearn
Tor settlement ~ the war.
Three men were sufocat.f 90 deatb
and three others seriously ia iured in
fire in O. Chicago rag shap.
The Blaine mansion. Washinyto,
was sold to Marguerite T.. w. Vest
inshouse. Of Plttsuureh. for $50 ooo
The remains 90 Dr n. Guxema,
Former Nicarsguan minister 20 Wash
'nsion' were cremated in Baltimore
A discovery Of fabulouslv rich
second bed rock was made on tbe
famous Eldorado creek OF the KIon-
dike.
VIM. Oooisby. colorcd who assault.
ed a girl at Elherton. Ca. was killed
By mob and his body thrown mo
ihc river.
Newton ,. Chambcrlin. who il en-.
gagged IN raising the wreck OF IN.
nattleship Maine. in Havana harbo-
says the vessel is not so badly dam.
aged as AZ hrst supposed. She viii
be aaoat this fali
Siguor Mzrconi, inventor of ,h.
wireless teiegraPhy. and Miss Jo>~nh-
me Y. Holman. daughter OF the lase
ons''ee Holman. Of the Indiana SUI
Premc court. are engaged snd win n.
married IN the fall.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-05-02

Thomas r Ks,ehura. aisS. -B1.c<
Jack. a notorious OUTLAW. wak h.ns~
- 40 Clayton. y. u. for train r.h-
by His bead vas severed from ne
BODY BY the rope.
A movement "a on foot TO star.
the organizaioa q Central rabor
Council Of tAs Cai;et s,Sfe.. whs.h
= aimed 20 b an annAigarnssion or
AT tie labor unions in the country.
\ band Of Roxers. estimated "a
i'oe'' are op~ratink scar Pao Ting
ID 10 raidcd three Villages within
= week Iaere have been depreda-
tons committed IN other parts ot
nina ComPctent Observers believe
that the worst class Of Chin~se ara
only waiting the withdrawal of N.
foreign troops 60 resume the cam
p'ign % eEfermination against na-
tive Chriatlans.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-05-02

Five masked men made an unsnc-
ee-stal attempt 90 hold up the nttis
town ~ Queen City. Tex.
Minister Edwin "A. Conr-- ,,se.
daughter and Miss Pierce arrived az
san francisco from China.
The Cuban delegates from The Gen.
sNtntionai convention were The -us.t.
.t honor at % state dinner az th-
Waite House
tnt American prisoners were nut
70 death in the rhiHppiues bv order
't iar rebel Gen. lailies They u..r,
''f.'rrt anl then hntch-rcf.
70 is tro7rd Che sealing steamers Vfr-
-in'' Lake and the Kite a-r f-,,.,
H tnr ies focs ln White har o., th,
''rfA cnner - N~vfounliana.
III '7 explosion at the electro chem.
..1i works.. ~rlr shrim. sern,,nv
aaoHt ' people wer- lnrs or
wounded and che plant DESTROYED bv
On an of.c'ni srcel trial of the tor-
reHo boat Bailey fho vessel r,-.,-
.N'h'" on average speed of c0e knots
NNtiAr fhr fno hours. and af ONE fIn.
ninr mark OF cfl- knots
Secretary 90 Agriculture Wilson t-.
awarded f1 she Thinns seed AMI ~
l''n'nt CO.. 20 Toledo. o.. the COM
'i'' i'r furnishing seeds 20 th- r.g-
rfnin-nt during fhc next season.
lt ia reported thnt Russia r,rl .f.
vance to China thr sum required d,
pay che inlcmnItles to rh. a.s..-.
t-"' rrnoH savings vIII urnsff.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-05-02

TT---- I-------
uan.... h, r.... ..-..', ''''' ''''1 ~
-.f.h. ..-.t
,. r.-... '''N' 'nors, were felt
v,. .H''" i'a'}
O. v......-. Opposition
S. 10000. '''" '"liiai q
r..-.
az D.. r...... ..,' among ihe troops
b, .t.t......,' f'rt' men ars
OBJ .-e ''faL
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-05-02

Aleiers. April 2l-Thc natives
broke ont ir revolt near the town of
Niiinish. in oran province. The de-
parimen' administrator of the pro-
vince and some native horsemen are
reported as prisoners with the reb
els. Spaniard has been killed and
the village Of Marguerite was looted
several persons were wounded
Troops have been ordered TO the
Scene OF disturbance
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-05-02

Lincoln, Ncb.. April 26.-In state
meni given publicity Thursday nigh.
". d bryan says in effect that he has
no intention Of seeking a third nom
nation for the presidency. sir. Bry-
ans announcement IS in answer TO an
article IN an eastern paper speculat-
ing on his future plans as a political
leader.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-05-02

Kansas City. April 27-stepbeu
"eitmrr and Jos. Il. Kelly. formerly
president and secretary Of the Welt.
mer Institute OF Magnetic Healing
az Nevada, Mo- who pleaded guilty
10 using mails 20 dcfraud. were each
nned 81 500
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-05-02

lansing, Mich April 26. The Mich
igan house OF representative. Tbnrs-
cay passed Toy unanimous vote a
stringent anti-cigarettc law. and II
eoneurrcd in by the senate and sigf.-
ed BY Gov. Bliss. il viii De unlawful
70 manufacture, sell. or give away
any cigarettes or cigarette paper in
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-05-02

Washington, April 25.-The war de-
Partment has published a dispatch
from the commanding officer OF IN.
18TH cavalry and the commanding OF
heer at Fl. Leavenworth DENYING The
report that 200 men Of the regiment
had deserted.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-05-02

London. April IA dispatch to
the Daily Mail from 81 Petersburg
says that the car and czarina viii
privately visit England and London
during She coming season. They will
attend the Glasgow exhibition.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-05-02

Cape Town. April 26-The comet.
first seen here THURSDAY morninc
: Visible on the eastern horizon. II
Is oriliinnt and triple tailed. and Il
rapidly approaching the sun.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-01-11
WE May HAVE

Threatening tonight and
SATURDAY., bit little change
III temperature.
j. N. SHERIER, Observer
T0ddy'S temperature at Z
a. H., 81, at $50 p. H., 20.