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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-01-17
Stockholders Meeting.

In pursuance of an order of the Board
of Directors of the Tazewell Coal and Iron
Company, entered at Tazewell, Virginia
on the lob day of January, 1901, the
stockholders of TazeWell Coal and Iron
Company are hereby notified and called tC
meet at the law Office of A. j. May, al
Tazewell, Virginia, on the 10th day Feb
ruary, 1901. A. ). MAY,
Ieste: President
Geo. w. Gillespie,
Secretary.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-01-17
VIRGINIA DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
Second dividend Of Capital.

Notice is hereby given, that the stock
holders of the Virginia Development Com
pany in General meeting of the Company
ordered dividend of Capital $1,000 per
share upon the preferred stock, payable
on the 1st day of April, 1901, at the office
of the Company in the City of Philadel-
phia, Pa, to the preferred shareholders Of
record on the 18th day of March, 1901, on
the production of the certificates of stock
in order that there shall be stamped there
on the amount of said dividend and of the
amount of reduced capital thereby.
CHARLES S. THoRNE,
Secretary.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-01-17
Trespass Notice.

All persons are hereby warned not to
trespass by hunting. or otherwise, on any
part of my lands situated near Witten's
Mills Tazewell county, Va. / will enforce
the law against any person who violates
this notice.
w. Il. MUSTARD,
Witten's Mill. Va.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-01-17
Valuable Land
For Sale.

| offer for sale 119 acres of
valuable land, by survey, stu
ated on the headwaterS Of
Clinch, three miles east Of
Tazewell. The land lies we'll
and all, except about 10 acres,
can be plowed with a turning
pillow. There are 35 acres in
good sod, and all the balance
in excellent timber. One good
spring on the land, There is
no house, except a large log
stable. PRICE $1,000. For
further particulars apply to
]. Floyd Gillespie,
Grafton, Virginia.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-01-17
Notice.

All persons whomsoeyer are hereby no.
titled and warned not to hunt, fish, ride,
walk, drive stock across or otherwise tres
pass on my premises, for the law against
all such will be rigidly enforced.
SAMUEL 7. HENNINGER.
Dec. 6, 1900. l2m.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-01-17
Notice |!
Dec. 6, 1900

The copartnership of Drs. Crockett q
st. Clair has been dissolved by mutual
consent.
Please call and SETTLE your account by
CASH or note.
J. II. CROCKETT,
Jan. LIST, 1901. 9. L. ST. CLAIR.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-01-17
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bronze Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if it fails to
cure. L. w. Groves signat ure is on each
box. 25c.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-01-17
Stops the Cough and Works off
the Cold.

Laxative Bromo-Q uinine Tablets cure a
cold in one day. No cure, no pay. Price
% cents.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-01-17

john E. JACKSON sells the paint that
wears twice as long as lead and oil-Devoe
lead and zinc, ground by machinery. If.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-01-17

Jan. LIST, 1901.
The evening world., 1901-04-22
Hours Of Riding in the
HOrseless Vehicles
NearIyPut a Reporter
Out Of Commission.

Tho nst Of dead chickens and dogs
must haN" been biz, Tor many Mere hat
tened dat day. But they ought TO hav.
known enough 10 sc. out % the wet.
even u some people didn't have the
sense.
SeNgnty-s"y.n miles were finished at
~E."ns. and the sight OF a railroad
Stillt shus,i tn REPORTER Z" assert his
'HIrN piega". II" struck, ana falling
"Ii ~ ~ wagon Ulyis,iel 10 the after
.'sAs' ~" remained there. 700. until the
5tfiNnl u ~" tirst train New Yorkward.
f'T there wasn't any comfort in sitting.
- a. Tie way home he stocL--a +. man
icic,v
D!d you fall overheard sonny"
gueF!"! "A LpGs-lsiander. Where was
thH 4itfsa rerk2"
Thotc Were only incidents. bu, auto.
mooii.ng can certainly be put down as
4N iinpH uUuS spot. The officials
Hr'rg" u Adams. q l.. Weiss ard the
~ S1urr We're too wet 10 figure
III. w.nl"-S ~ Saturday hut revived
tuil'H.sT''y ,u 10 80 last night
inv OIIc ribbons Mere aSaIJ!ea Fred
Wn.sAs ana II. ) CEap!nss machines
for finishing without a stop II r.
Durruck, T. + Gru.;ur and &. J Field
won resi- ribbons. and \. /. McSiurtry
and = A t.aw won tho yellow silk
The evening world., 1901-04-22
WOMAN ON FOOT
F ROM CHICAGO.
Miss Mae Bowman Must
Arrive Here June 25
to Win $500.

9" som" Highway between 'his city
and 3hirasp but nearer TIRE ,ai,er place
YOUNG .H - slowly Aut surrey
wcnains h'r ifOn: 20 New York
She I'm .NH.aanG because sh, aAsn'.
alrftra, aut ugteiy 20 demonstrate 10 a
feN p"rS.Gu that she can cover tn.
grour. on ut ana 60 incidentally win
u che \ .8f sjop. The woman IL Miss
Mae BuN'nan Shr began her walk las,
Thut"day
M.-s Ht@u.Iu expected "a travel a
fou'. laiI Mi for her, AMI IN order 20
vtu mus srrlv" iu New York ON June
= with prog.r certificates from railroad
agents nB5 givil oiicsr' thIt sh, trod
ever foot - the i,stnng. she itir.,
nav" .er5 Tnen ~" s'arted one OF
mat sh" must l-n her oEu living on
IN. No.
The evening world., 1901-04-22
SMITH FIGHTS
ROBERTS TO-DAY.
Yankee Boy Meets the
CIeverest Boxer in
England.

lack Roberts the English champion.
a-d Billy Smith. ~ tHl. lily vii meat
tonight IN the r!nr o, ;hc Snt,on,,
Sporting club OF London. Ta.y are
scheduled to box .r.cr rounds al .
stone u?s pounds fe,the--weivht .!niu.
Cor purse o. $50 and a si." bet OF
g The winner Is 10 receive va" ana
the loser 500
raining q, brighton 10, he o.a gym.
Mltcnril BIZ Chester. IN" llea' Weight
boxer; has assisted smith In Mr. rain IN
:, ~ h,s; .: thnp" foT . hnrd rontes'
smith las been IN England close onto
three wears aud IA that time mas md
over Two dozen battles. winning al %
them.
In Robert. the American boxer viii
meet the hardest proposition thai he has
build. can hit TX" middle weight Is
ia!rly clever ana can take any amour.
OF punishment. ard has asvr- as yet
ieccivcd a decision aghinst him
Jockeys no% riding IN Eng!ani nave
smith Hni up The kqsen sd * p Il ass si III
sspcct.d ,ha; I; viii DO e even N money and
iak" y"ur pick by the time the gloves
irr adjusted.
SsW Harris mas promised 10 give
Smith match with Terry McGovcrn
in the event OF Smith defeating Roberts
IN !st'cr TO Ms manager. Charley
Koran. Smith Gays no never 'c; better
ia h!e l!fe. and that h. had no fear as
70 the outcome OF tu-night's contest
Should Smith h. successful tonight ne
sill sail COR this country 20 arrange for
G.r contest with Teri. NrGcyurn.
Koran states that his man can get good
20 meet McGov"rn Should Nc
Govern and Smiia come together 1t vii
ae Tor 'he feather "".gh. c!au y.onsh!p
II tho world.
The evening world., 1901-04-22
VAN CORTLANDT
Golf EVENTS.
Schedule Arranged to
Be Played on the
Public Links.

Golf PLAYER, who have no; tho ahvan,
apr ~ men cr.hIp 70 q club owning IT.
own Inks arc watching the prpsr,s ~
the Van Co-uaudt Golf cub wiiu rrrat
interest; Tn" objects ~ me .lnh aro
70 create good fr.lowEhlp nctHc-
,'rycr- gm ~. pubic Inks
To hold competitions. thus Increasing
!n'a-ss: in the game and giving n."nsurc
To I4c pnr,lytpnnts
70 halp ~, Improvement ami pr"~er-
walton q, thu inks.
IN" following events f2f MAY and
Ip.c have been trranFei b. The officers
EvFNrs FoE MAY i15i
SAtu-i.y Mas Hsds! play IS hai-' r'.ss,
',- ,se le., ,.o senr.s
saturday. Say Il .!Esn5lesa metal pay J.
aH,, cl4s.ss \. II and 9. prltrA :sr The b,s'
fr,iar Ma Il woa'~a. medal play. Is holes
!.-its. fjr the te.t tso scores,
sstErag M, Is lihni, ~ maish pAg ARy
'aq meur.r, may play usctarr thslr 'lgs hantl.
lrl respectively. u-'i. AMI he ~,n1ef rpI'rl
play - take ths pFrr. two 90. bilts Hand.
- ss' 20 20 mah u holes. a, ap'iea O. "a
s,ari,F. May g3-nosc A,nAetp. to prit,,
Memorial Day Thanfay. Mar 20 klck,-r
gye 'hfmfs.vo' 70 @ero'arg L"'ofe aay Of con-
to-, tNu prize.
Events FoR JUNE gol.
ssmHlr. juus DH.us o'a,,st n. ar.w.
nnE,N 10 tpVrt tsr rrlE"~.
Saturday jnns '->p3Vssh.af lni nu't!HF
>su price
r-las June - Hrdal play hAaI cap Is ho!,A
~! N.sHcG two prizes,
saurtsy Ilae i.-nni s~era-t.b.s. m~i,I
phg In 'lrre glast " u and 6, contestant
+. H, pHe lsli aht H!uo 70 add o. bill ~ y
harh@l 10 a, .oIf-aouse hStoFg starting. viii
tlrnar June - Mixed 'ours1me. woman
ntei 10, n~ members u club. m-.isI play: priEe.
n vlaa!nE couple.
The evening world., 1901-04-22
JOCKEY CLAYToN's TRoUBL'
lIOl, Execution is.ucd AxainAt
Him This ATtcrnOOn.

LONG ISLAND CITY. l., l.. April 3
Sheriff De Brasgu Today received a
body execution against Aionzo clayton.
III" colo!rd 20 key now riding At Adue-
duet. Judgment FOR sl.,5i.n was So
cured by Henry Bol,:ncy aga.ns, Claw
ton ~ the result OF IL row between tn"
two men. during which III. jockey 10
said Ia pave assaulted Bc!om-J Tn"
body execution has been issued In con-
n-Ction with this Judgment; which has
not been settled. The papers were
given TO Dcpuiy-ShcriH 4-shmead. who
has gone to the track to serve them.
CLAYTON Is scheduled To ride In the nftI
race nj AGucduct this afternoon.
The evening world., 1901-04-22
FINISHES AT NASHVILLE.

RACE TRACK. NASHVILLE. Apr.l
22--Followins ara The results u Faces
run here to-day
FIRST Race-ThFce.aruar,e-4 II a mile.
won BY Kindred 9 10 80 .aa Gus, Fra
third. Time--l.l5 IL.
The evening world., 1901-04-22
Sporting.
NEEDED.
OLD DR.. GRINDLE.

GRADUATE UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF
SEN YORK lMEoiCAL DEPARTMENT.. u
year specialist Ia Disease Of N.a. tnaeI
OLD DIR GRiSpLES s-ien;ine system o! treat
;uzGt bloc! aHd sdH diseases, p.!a IN the bonss
red sppts, sore thrnst and mouth alecTs. pa.atul
hsrl!Hss, kidney and bladder complaints. tesid.
ihr ratieos"lc. ILLUMINATION. srsSsl, "eak. IA
developed orsans. weak back. permanently cured.
M.a about 70 marry likcwi.e those having I'm.
.sit'nsnis; should 30 u DR. CRiSDLES ola.
established tfNet. over - year, at III West ietS
-; 1et 9Th and an ayes. sufferers. DO not
waste time consulting less skilled physicians.
R'suvinA-r OLD On. GRISDlIE has record ~
marvellous cured Advice free. Medicine. 81.
't,u-- H'o 9u7GlrF 80
The evening world., 1901-04-22
seventh Inning.

k,loy smashed u ,hrcc Dagger 10 err
t- NcCrarry struck out. Wc!vrrtuf
mu'i"d Daily gEounicr. Kelley sc0r.tra
D.ihl"n hit to White. forcing Dall
St.onan flet to Flick. one run
Eek out 10 Kelley. Mcfarland OUT
The evening world., 1901-04-22

Shoreham. running in the cnlors o. his
new owner. Thomas Monahan. WHO. uy,
tho way. Ia not the man who owns Tar
Rhymer. WIS n slixelt chotro over Mag
nificcnt. Both were wei! played. M-T-
Ger. Mizpah and venfoso were a.,o we'll
played at O to ]. In fAct, nearly every
horses and Jockeys being "a poor bunch.
Souprep and Mer1r -al,ed head and
head to the stretch. wfscre SOuprnp said.
Take It." Mercer then took tho lead,
followed by aanryfAm and Eentoro.
Mercer held his advantage to the end.
winning oleverly By O ssngco and a half
from Shoreham. wfnvsS nSO3enEths in
front of ventoro.
THIRD RAO
Selling: for taree-ycar-olds nj 70: .toi'
ssrea fur!onrs
The evening world., 1901-04-22
Rain stop. Game.

s1NfISNATf, April .a.-Rain prevent
aheI baseball game scheduled 10 Il
III There to-day between Chicago and
The evening world., 1901-04-22
No Gam. n, 81. L.,i.

81. LOUIS. Apri .. Jhe bns, Al.
sgsnc sci,sduled 70 Dc oIayed b.twtea
j the local team and Pittsburs wax o,,,-
r51ST5i on account OF wet grounds
The evening world., 1901-04-22

AHt tH' .H sti fl-I
Na''- centre IL 1itnii -SEur
ftSt' to;'arli-.s and e"1
no pi,o. voqii 10 ',r oyr.-,
IA, miFat aat i-ot1
1885 AK a hiE.t4U rsScr.
Aai al h"'u ~ H. n,r
Dame Nature did no, chang her lcc
:1,s morning. and 'ar tho rhrd I'm. tho
opening gam" ~ me soasor ~ he Foo
Grounds rad 10 abc called IN There.
ss';ns go be- hoodpo somewhere In TIM
Now Y6rk-Bostou combination. and the
Fans are wondering ), ;1cy plll ever get
together
TMc ;crrinl iowupour of sn,uraa,
and SUNDAY simply inundated the bal,
field and nothing but face mid
summer sun could nave dried It on
enough TO permit . game. Secfc,a.,
know.,s and Manager DAVIS waited in
II! at" t3!s murniE.; FOR the sun TO push
n.s way through .hc gloom overhead
i!dt ne hid himself IN the clouds. and m
H,sF5T tA,E dicd pH TIE gam. again
MANAGER ocice.S HcancatosS spent Sun.
.aly ~ own al IN. marlborough In IN.
iH''i an! s"datc manner tnlt woull be
expected tn yisi'JTs from the a.IscI.lu
nan!ct o: Boston. y wid.-opcE SUNDAY
IA New York MAS a great cnlnsr. 10 b
SUI. from tao .ious atmosphere OF
fatrio's Day "a the OH Commonwealth
mhe" he Hcw ioFks wcrc tu"ir guest.
aud LWcseat Papa LpuE wa srftls
anxious % saIIri"y ;of ne temporal
"'ltar" Of liz boy, na The team Elt
Vie Fiffeons raids bad EAST sJmct4ias
%; shade over t'Je S.umJgr w an, Ton
a"r.oin tEd the PITFALLS were sXiri.,i H.
'4!'iJ
The d.sustcI Boston team ienv, FOR
Philadelphia ihis afternoon 1G"y ll
not be back 90 New l"Ck lsliu uuuI
jan. ! IL Is to b. hoped they wl1i ...t5r
ihti- houiuo h.linG mex me thcy some
20 Gotham They vi. D. Ia brooklyn
mex SATURDAY 81 open heir irsr cores
with the Champions
ro-m"rrow's game hot Xccu the
Brooklyn AMI New York Cl,br vii b..
aiaye-i al the ro.p GruunIs Instead OF
Washington Park ~ scheduled
Tho Brooklyn infringement. g1nscnt.!
TO 10" transfer this afternoon r. nt'l
,. m" fo'snni opening o: tn" season ~
Manhattan, and VIII b" "nllycEsd Nv
music, bunting and parade
The evening world., 1901-04-22

81 l.tla.r a, sns u4 Din. ,H
iruliar
Rain Gets /" II. M"rL
"Th : lue >pDrt y,urIrd Ne
me hardly aud hc machine ,at ptt
wet II yuu 'rc You 0 rpu: 90 lr
- fa4t IL hl- Ia i'm, gasoline
p4Wpta ana fhc Wagon G,r, n.w
" MUstrl was gishi The hr.-z" diI
arN thg Nr1t"r'5 coat.
Then a.. went wcl uH.il near Ma-,a
p.1Lt MA then l!ln'' 10 rHut IN
.stlDlc h"r'% /, 'rll and i Uu.E r.,
aurrt = couple y minutes 10 40 a
.oni, -Four n"nr. Wore I" niIr."
Ta thrown useEboirh win ones
.lurA,s On would hsFH hrrm Hrt ~
uvarls"n : Prt."H In tnal 3-l.es
puiNl, j. not frpduc'iEC."t good hel. .
Mo stHrl-wa'cr f.ptatir, rn s"uH
,h.n-s, but here Ma nI." @. ,hlt q
Tho uuuutity 81 wttor l.Hit Hpoayl the
bottom lr the cHrr'hEt
Don't complain 50 SAID me chmt-
i"ai ""N t "hiS S1s 'is h'IF" t!iI
'%er;y m.UHus moe tl!,aE c"G.a
III, Id, rice Ara d., Machine wu-
IuHt 'rropirS ngd the RAN wAs MAKING
rha Huaats d, he" agi mother
lE aliar HlHs hos ii4-hcI across
ne" tpur,,I.. uHi hii l"s nor be
$50 nov, h.tsGu ~ MArtry + a MY
emp rhnp he wt.ia- couldn't run
ID w detrimental to q nustnn'
Hsurr- 600 stH. uF'U tor b minute. q"
fun na ts w mad" for npth!aEI
The evening world., 1901-04-22
WINNERS At
AQU[DUCT.
5000 Spectators at
Race Track This
Afternoon.
tsp.e,,l ., ~. Enc-L-E w.-AN-

AoUEDuCT RACE TRACK. April ..
The second woEl III" Aqueiurt
meeting began this a';cr1oon and th"rC
was no shr!uknso W. tH. -"marS1n"
attendance. Every train coming % The
track was crowded asa when tIc mrs
race was cnlic,i there we're no; !e>s
than 500 persons crowded aa the lawns
and grand stand The weather was IN
more gentle mood iaap on saturday,
bu, the sky was threatening and tne
air moist and g, was no sure tB!1g that
there would not be n do~npouf during
the afternoon.
The track was heavy. hul not on INC
holding order
The card WIS not very attractive. the
Handicap being the only redaaminS fel-
ture OF the programme BETTING was
quite lively on the various events. the.
fields being very evenly matched
Billy LakclLnd's CAST maiden. PAN
Clifford. was hurt IN his stall on
drawai from the hrycrnr Stakes Satur-
Paul Clifford. was hurt In mis- stall On
Friday. which accounts for his wl:h-
drawal from the Arv.rcn S.akcs Satu=.
day. A killing WIS spoiled. sut Cllrort
had worked mile IN I'll - IN prcpara-
ton for the event
rTRSr RACE
For tro.ysar.oits. four and hGlt 'afiaa.,
s.s.r. Wits. io,~ s,mitr.a. SIM n'ii2s
Tue Heydea. III. ba'n. ~ ~ 5.s -
Pes,illioa. loi. Walsh u 2. 90 i'll
shandonaeld. lot. n'inin g . 81
Iucrrua. l0l. Thompson go ~
Mcfarland. l0i. McGlnn iol Il
Start fair. Woa driving. Time ~ H.
The Hoyder wa. the fayorite IN ;hJs
race and VAS We! played nj odds on.
She was no, good favoriie FOR i
LOOK all ahe had ~ net 10 seat rosui-
Hon. who was the heavily backed sec
ond choice. Posiill!on went away IN
front and made the running to the
stretch. where The lioyden ranged
alongside.
They ran on even terms TO the fur
long pole. where The Hoydcn urder
pressure drew away and won BY three
quarters OF length pn~tiil!on Vas
I'VE lengths In front OF Shnndonhe.d
SECOND RACE
Selling: for four-y.ar-o.ds ind up. i've aa4 a
hall furongs.
The evening world., 1901-04-22

Manitoban. the mvor!te IN the rhirh
race. had no trouble gathering In N"
money. Judge Wnddell made things IN
teres:ing for nm for nye fur'orss and
then chucked u IN The Rogue. who
had gotten away poorly, then threatened
ilen came through With a rush and.
mailing Manitooan In the last sixteenth.
forced Burns TO drive hard 70 win rs
half length. The Rogue was rhir!,
TWO lengths away.
EOuRTH RACE.
HandieAp: for thfst.yssr,oIds ard up 81 ~
ons,
The evening world., 1901-04-22
Long Islands Clubs
Century Run Gould
Not Be Considered
One Of Lies Pleas
ures g h auffe urs
Like It.

wh"n poraon hnds 4 ne,,ssary %
aet rs !, hpman cl"ths~-h5r'o 'nj a hur
man sP,nEe r rNnr- Intervals rainy
Dag .utomrpilaf gan harly be hi
rlut"l among Ne treasures SUI
tn"r" ~" some ~ haf .afau.il-ar
Tha nrd rul,ur ID rfrrlus o. 10
AursoHs.t vuh.e.rs unIcs ties nTl!-
,!ons, an! 10, human clio hsr .ofsc ard
sponge g"luircmcnts enter paN aag lia.iy
inc ags'irEn,ion
Every on who hr,vcd NJ ccmcn,s
and N'ftared nut 90 Long Island good
ro,iN q, he Long IalAnI Accommodating
Gid9' rnlHanec le-t lat SATURDAY
ulaF'd die we lptnc--r ,rguS 4 rAi,
.paking PARTS 'ha mi y 10 uaH-
'iaicI the rin scoturt mos ~
dufaH"e ,re % numlny ih1H cas
u motN" o1Nrr
"rh" MA" OF Your ,ifc,
What nas bc rhu Iags aata-
mupllins lrt ,u.l d,.9 HaHs Ug
- The E.ruta. W g.a
10 rs3. MeFaHnad
AAHK.NtVt = at
The evening world., 1901-04-22

King Bramole |is u slight faVor-tc In
the handicap. which was attended IS Tho
most sensational incidents .! n, moot
Ing. RoocrT WuhdGl waS the second
choice. while Royal Sterling and Spoon
mas also had a play Spt,imas went
away In front. but never 90. far away
from Kin. Bramblu. They turned lu'a.
the stretch together whore Rocers Wac
dell began TO close, King Bramhle shouk
on Speedmas At the fu-lonS pole and
then Roocr: Whddell nailed him Il was
q red -hot drive and close finish. King
Bramhle won by = head. Spcrdmas waS
three lengths back jus, az The finish
King Bramb.e sgcrved 4 nj which
made Il appear az II WlJdell ego: IN in
time. The Crpsd suFgad about me
Judges stand. and booted the decision
There was no hesitation on she part d:
the judges, however
Filth Race---ibout seven 'urgong,s j.
Won by The Golden Prince. Balloon vas
second and Puuctua third
The evening world., 1901-04-22

nH, ''y 80 iat#Ntr3 }EulNrrstu .ng j
nu Ss k4si u ls,l"S
The evening world., 1901-04-22
nni" Gets !" II. Wort,

: ,Uy"rc0at wlian- ~ the WAY wa-H
1 81 lslrI"r .lta its Hl Gfn' ''-
The evening world., 1901-04-22
."nr- Il, Innings.

w. ua. 1-a
#t : 0#u -
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-16
The EQUITABLE LIFE.

The statement of the Equitable Life
Assurance society appearing on another
page of this issue, must be very crafty
ing 60 the management and its policy
holders, the assets showing an increase
over 1899 OF over S24 4,00,O0O, and the sur
plus an increase OF over So, 000 900,
at Gloss of business for the
year 1907 to s66. 1Y7, 1TO.Ol.
Mr. l.. Ii Bazalton, the manager OF
the Equitable Life Assurance society for
Maine. Is celebrated for always being on
this alert for bright, enterprising men.
out OF whom he hopes to manufacture
successful representatives Of the Equit-
able, as we'll as seeking out good
risks personally and through them
Judging from the annual state
msnt OF the society in this morn
ing's issue, he woulu appear to have met
with gratifying success In both under
takings.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-16
DEATHS.
u thl, city. FEB. I5. Erving Taltle. aged 81

IN this city. FEB. 8. Erving Taltle. aged 81
years.
Prayers this Saturday afternoon at O'Clock,
at his late residence, No. 80 Wilson street.
Funeral services at Yarmouthyile. 21 ecu re
street, Tuesday afternoon at = so O'Clock.
In this city, Feb. lE. Winfeld. youngest child
OF Robert j. and Clara l.. Wood, aged year
6 months ~ days.
Funeral Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. from
parents residence, 27 Franklin street.
In this city, Feb. 10. Margaret Ellen. daugh-
ter the late Michael and Ellen Lynch, aged
81 years.
Notice Of funeral heFeafterl
In this city, Deering dist, Feb. 15. Freeman
Z. Carter. aged 80 years months.
Funeral OH Monday forenoon at II O'Clock.
at his late residence. No. 80 Ashmont street.
Burial at DuustOns.
In Gardiner. Feb 8. Miss Mary E. Flitner.
aged 40 years.
In South Gardiner. Feb. .. Mss. Dolly NJ. Tar
box. aged n years.
In Bangor, Feb z, Mrs. S. ID. Thurston, aged
50 years.
10 Brunswick. Feb. 6. Alberta clifford, aged
years.
in Mariaville. FeN. .. Walter Frost. ed 2l
years days.
In Mt Desert, Feb. II. Mrs Mary Z. Hutch
inson. aged SO years,
[The funeral services OF the late Charles
T. SLOW will Ike place Sunday afternoon at
o'clock, at Congress square Uniyersalist
Church.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-16
OBITUARY.
CHARLES E. SNOW.


The death OF q. L. snow, which &C.
Cured Thursday evening, came as a
shock both to his family and friends He
had been dangerously III since first
stricken down, but as no time up to
noon of the day OF his death had the
doctor given mp hope. Only the day
previous he had given his family every
reason TO hope for his recovery.
Ills death has taken away man
most dear to his home and family, and
he was always the happiest when with
his large family. His friends cannot
be numbered and enemies were wanting.
In business MIR. Snow has been one OF
Portland's most successful contractors
coming to Portland u young man. de mad
climbed the ladder Of success and many
of Portland pretty residences and
welI-built buildings are the proof Of
his skill as a meohanic. At the time OF
his death he was president Of the Build
ers' Exchange Of this city.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-16

Christian church, but never heard of
her before this"
Miss Gordon, the nationsl secretary OF
the W. O. 4. U, who is spending few
days at the home OF Mrs. Stevens. said
that she quite agreed with all that Mrs.
Stevens had said. Miss Gordon bslieves
that great good viii result from the
crusades Of Mrs. Nation. The people OF
Kansas are certainly wideawake and de-
termined In this matter.
Mrs Stevens, who has just returned
rrom Chicago, says that there is an
aroused interest In the question OF tenn
perance in that city. "In fact think
that is true OF every section OF our
country" said Mrs Stevens last evening.
"Endeavors are being made by tempsr-
anoe societies and temperance pastors 10
the enforcement OF whatever law there
restricting or prohibiting the liquor
traffic and officers In many places are
awakening TO a sense OF duty"