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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-03

II be we'll to call the attention of General Sictlcs
and Pension Commissioner Evans the that the wealth.
er is too hot for either duelng or drootng
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-03

COW fell over the palisades and hung by one hot
twelve hours before she safely rescued Mighty
beef that
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-08-09

Don't be satisfied with temporary
relief from indigestion. KOdol
Dyspepsia Cure permanently and
completely removes this complaint.
It relieves permanently because it
allows the tired stomach perfect
rest. Dieting won't rest the
stomach. Nature receives supplies
from the food we eat. The sensIb
way to help the stomach is to use
kodol Dyspepsia Cure, which di-
gests what you eat and can't help
out do you good. John E. Jackson.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-08-09
Rev. Philip johnson Leaves.

Rev Phi lip Johnson, who has
been pastor of the christian church
and teacher In Tazewell College for
the past five wears, leaves to-day
to accept a position as Professor of
latin III Bethany College, Ken
lucky. He preached his last sermon
as pastor here, last Sunday night.
His church, aud Tazewell Col
Iege gives him up with reluctance
and regret.
In both position he has done fine
work. As companionable christian
gentleman he has won the higest
esteem and respect of our people
OF whom wish him SUCCESS in his
new field.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-08-09
Democratic Convention.

A mess meeting of the Demo.
Gratis eft Trzewell county is hereby
called to meet at the Court House
Tuesday August Goth, 1901, at l p,
VI. for the purpose of ell, citing Is
delegates to the Senatorial conven-
ton to be held at Honaker, Va.
Septem Der 18th 1901, to nominate
a candidate to represent the 3rd
Senatorial District in the next
General Assembly. At The same
time delegates will be elected to a
Legislation Convention TO be here
after called.
BY order of the committee.
G. w. DoAK. Chairman,
Dem. County Committee.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-08-09
They'll Catch 'Em.

Several of Tazewell's ardent Gis
eiples of Isaac Walton, rugged M.
last Mpndav' end won't to Gardner's,
on t. Chnch for a weeks fishing.
VIZ: Rev. Mr.. French. j. S. Bottimore
Capt Whitley, Ed Witten and C. T..
Peery. The personnel of this party
isa guarantee that fish will l,c taken
notwithstanding the rain which was
encountered for several days in the
beginning, and the proverb:a Cine
fellow that got away just as I was
about to grab EN-" will, as usual.
be much IN evidence.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-08-09

james B. Peirce, of Ridgeway, s.
O., reached Tezewell Monday, and
will spend some time here with his
wife and baby SLIM looks as nat =
ural as an old shoe-nut very old
shoe, however.
James White, Bryansville, Ind,
says DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
healed running sores on both legs.
lie had suffered 6 years. Doctors
failed to help him. Get DeWitt's
Accept no limitations. John +
Jackson.
Mrs. w. S. Donovan, of Newpolt
News, is spending the summer with
her sister, Mrs. henry Hartman The
people OF the town retain pleasant
recolectIons of Mrs. Donovan's visit
here last summer.
EruptiOns, cuts, burns. scalds
and sores of all kinds quickly
healed by DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve. Certain cure for piles.
Beware of COunterieits BE sure
YOU get the origin al DeWitt's.
John + Jackson.
Hon. A. p. Gillespie. member of
the constitutional convention from
Tazewell, is at home for the vacation.
The convention will ro.assemble on
August 22.
If the action OF your bowls is no.
easy aud regular serious com. 'licat
hons must be the final result. De-
Wits Little Early Risers will re-
move this danger. Safe, pleasant
and effective. John Il. Jackson.
Rev. ID. A. Glenn went to Burke's
Garden on yesterday. He will
preach, eat fried chicken end drink
ricn milk in that ideal community
for few days.
Mrs. s. III Airport, Johnstown
Pa. say s:"Our little girl almost
strangled TO death with Group. The
doctors SAID she couldn't live b |
she Was Instantly relieved by One
Minute Cough Cure. John Il.
Jackson.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-08-09
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
LexinRtOn, Va.

G3d Year. State Military, Scienti
hc aud Technical School. Thorough
Courses in general and applied
CHI mistry, Electricity aud Engin-
eering. COnfers degree of grad
uate in Academic Course, also de-
gree of Bachelor of Science IN
Technical Courses. All expenses
including clothing and incIdentals,
provided at rate of $500 per annum
as an average for the four years,
exclusive of outfit For information
address.
Gen. Scott Ship. Superintendent.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-08-09
Prof. Winston

Prof j. H, G. Winston, of Hamp-
den-Sidnes College, is the guest of
his cousin, Mrs. j. A, Leslie, during
his stay In the community. Prof.
Winston, 1t will be remembered,
taught one year il Taz, we'll College,
when Prof. Hutton was in charge.
and made many friends here who are
glad TO see hun again. Since that
time he has graduated at Johns
Hopkins, with the degree of Phi. D.,
and has taught two years in Hamp-
den Sidney, with which school he is
now connected.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-08-09
STATEDEMOCRATIC CONVEN
TON.
Norfolk, Virginia, August 18th.
1901.

Apply to agents Norfolk & West.
ern Railway for cheap excursion
tickets, account Of above occasion.
Tickets on sale Aug. 18th, 18th, and
l4th, good until Aug. 10Th, 1901.
fass W. B Devil,
81 Il. IsAy -. Gen. Pass Agent.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-08-09
The Child Improvinp.

Probably one of the most violent
attacks of typhoid fever known in
Tazewell for years, is the case James
Doak, the little adopted son of Mr.
and MIS-. G. w. Doak, which we
mentioned in our last weeks paper.
The fever fiends attacked him In
whole regiments, with big guns,
rapid fire guns aud every mnnition
Of war known In feverdom At the
end of the first five days OF sickness
the little fellow was about gone, and
his physician DIR. Crockett, aud the
iamlly we're very much alarmed
Other physicians were called in, and
by heoric efforts and the best OF
nursing, it is believed that the worst
is oyer. Dr. Thos. Witten, the
Oldest physician in, the community,
and famous in the successful treat
ment of typhoid fever for many
years, was called IN and has spent
most OF the week at the bedside oil
the little boy. DIR. Witten, though
nearly so years of age, is as vigorous
In body and mind as many younger
meu.
The physicians are decldly of the
opinion, that barring accidents the
little boy will pull through.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-08-09
The Register.

The baby is just about two weeks
Oid-we mean the. new baby at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs, W. Il Peery,
on Tazewell avenue, and as fine
a girl baby as you ever cav. The
arrival of the baby has had II q
effect of quickening Will Eds gait
from a singIe-fo to a RAINING
walk, and to broaden the smile on
his handsome face.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-08-09
Jackson's typhoid fever ad as of in
terest just now.
Wrecks Five Houses.

Philadelphia, Pa, August ga
terrific explosion in block of six
buildings on Locust Street, above
Tenth tonight completely wrecked
five of the structures and caused the
death of from ten TO twenty OF mere
persons. Over two score OF others
we're m ,re OF less seriously injured
Some of those taken TO the hospital
TO die.
1t is estimated that at least thirty
Eve persons were in the FIVE Euild.
ings, when the explosion occurred
and the exact number of dead viii
probably not be known for tweuty
four hours
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-08-09

Good advice in the f d Kits In
suzance Agency's Ad,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-08-09
Look Out For The Mule.

Where's The Muls!-Jal. /. Peck
OF this town, has lost small bav
mule, 4 or D years old. He THE
mnle) left home last Friday, aud
was last seen in Thompson Vale V.
Mr. Peck will pay liberal reward
Tor the return of the mule, or for
information concerning his where
abouts.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-08-09
Leg serverley Injured.

James Gillenwatt RS vas brought
home on No. Is Wednesday, having
had lis leg severely mashed while
working on the bridge force, East,
The extent of his injuries are not
known. It wiz. be remembered that
Gilenwaters formerly drove the
street car, here.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-08-09
Will Probably Be Called.

Rev. Mr.. Ruff returned on Wed
nesday. from Greenville County, S.
q. where he had been invited 10
visit two large wealthy country
churches, with q view Cf becoming
their pastor. The community and
the churches in quetsion, make up
one OF the most inviting country
feds In the Palmetto State.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-06
PORTO RIGGS LEGISLATURE

The first Porto Rican legislature. which
recently closed its FIRST session. had some
picturesque features. The members are
chiefly rich planters and professional poll
ticans not particularly enamored of their
Office. except I'm so far as IL afforded
them the $1,000 salaries they voted them
selves Frequently. i'm order TO obtain a
quorum the sergeant-at-arms was dis
pa atched TO the streets to capture strag-
glers. The session was limited by the
Foraker bill. 10 sixty days. The first
weeks were wasted in ceremonial. Latter
ly three sessions a day were held to get
all the necessary business through and at
the last minute the clock was turned back
an hour 20 legalize certain arrears OF
work.-EXchange.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-06
WESTMINSTER THEATRE.

The entertainment for next week at the
Westminster Theatre will he Sam A.
scribner's Gay Morning Glories. The new
burletta, "The Blue Birds of Broadway
on the Beach," will be presented and the
entire company of gay burlesquers and
comedians will appear. Many complica-
tons Of a laughable farce are gievn while
the spectacular and costuming effects are
superb.
Miss Fannie Leslie long known as one
of the leading lights of comic opera will
be the star burlesquer, and she will be
assisted by a score OF beautiful girls in
gorgeous array. The clever comedians
will make this "A veritable festival of
fun. The French Beauties company VIII
be the next attraction.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-06
YALE DEFEATS BROWN.

The chess tournament between the
teams representing Brown and Yale
which has been In progress in the mu-
nc room or Lyman gymnasium for the
past two days. was brought TO a close
yesterday afternoon, the sons OF Ell car
rying on the honors by a score OF 10 tod.
The was a defeat which was entirely
unexpected and the undergraduates were
no more surprised than the players them
selves.
Without doubt Brown should have won
the match as In the last few games their
playing was utterly devoid of carefulness
and the Yale team eagerly grasped every
Opportunity 20 snatch "A victory.
Hill of Brown and Sawin of Yale. oD-
posed each other In the final round and
the match should have been registered
on the Brown side OF the book but for an
unfortunate mistake Of Fiji Just as no
was about 10 win and the game was de-
clared "a draw.
Adams OF Yale. played horse with Allen
Of Brown and brought the game to an
abrupt termination.
Easton and Austell played at table No.
3, and although the Brown man had "a
distinct advantage from the outset he
played carelessly and subsequently was
forced TO resign.
In the Nickless- Roberts match the
Brown man played an extremely nervous
game and as result another victory was
chalked up TO Yale.
Easton and Allen played the best game
Of the tournament for Brown. while
Sawin was the star OF the Yale quartet.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-06
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

Features of Miaco's jolly Grass Widows
at the Olympic Theatre next week will be
found TO be the costumes OF the company,
which is composed OF good looking young
women; the scenery. which is claimed 10
be handsome, the original character of
the burlettas and the acts in the olio, and
especially the songs, which are all origi-
nal and copyrights; and the interest of
the burlettas, which are said 20 contain
something new.
The opening burletta Is THE Widows
Wedding Night, or the Matrimonial
Club" IL Is q combination OF nonsense
and comedy. introducing Latin quarter
Girls, Femmes de Chambre. Oriental
Pearls and other characters OF the gay
French capital. with Mile Dika az a gay
young widow who has survived six hus-
bands. and Miss Carrie Fulton as ia
vorite grissette OF the boulevard.
The fun is made by J. w. Moore aud
Charles Howard. with plenty OF oppor-
tunity for the others and a number or
musical numbers.
The olio includes Allen and Allen CO.
centric acrobatic comedians. in 2 sketch.
"One and one Are Two" The Imperial
Trio. Hodge. Hayward and Lancaster. in
a sketch. pleasant Evening" Miss Gus
sic vivian Is said 20 have an unusual
voice and her songs are lively and inter-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-06
ORDER OF ALFReDlaNS.

The regular meeting OF Brigade No I
was held Thursday in Arnold Post hall.
the following being elected officers ia
serve the ensuing term:
Hon. commander Edward A. Rickett,
vice commander, Alfred Wilson; chap
lain, Thomas Wilde; recorder. John Tur-
ner, treasurer, James Sutclinfe; scribe.
j. l.. Dawler; guide, Thomas Muddiman,
Jr.; assistant guide, S. W. Heaven; inside
sentinel. Frederick Wilde; outside senti-
mel, w. H. Barney; trustees, p. cs.
Thomas Kay and Thomas Muddiman, Jr.,
Thomas Dyson, delegate 10 the supreme
convocation; T.. C's Fred Wilde, Thomas
Kay and Thomas Muddiman, Jr., were
appointed on church parade committee.
The church parade committee NEE
Tuesday evening and perfected their or
ganization as follows: j.. G. John Gled-
hill. chairman; r. &. Frederick Wilde.
secretary; Annade L. Bruckshaw. treas
urer Further particulars will be given
next Sunday.
Brigade No. 2 held it's regular meeting
Tuesday evening in Guild hall, Hon. Conn
mander w. Wilkins presiding. There was
large attendance OF comrades. Regular
business was transacted. The supreme
officers were present to install the o9fi-
cerS-elecl, tnls uutN DelnS performed by
ID. n. n. Z. Benjamin Buckley, assisted
by the board. Upon resumption of busi-
ness several committees reported pro-
gress. Comrade Walter Roberts reported
sick but improving; Il. c. George Gardi-
ner as being recovered. The addenda oe
business for the supreme convocation
was provocative of much discussion. the
delegates being fully Instructed as TO the
wishes Of the brigade For goo6 OF the
or1a arxG - hU
bers and visitors present followed by a
collation.. Adjournment followed. One OF
the most pleasing incidents OF the meet
ing was the presentation to retiring
Hon. Commander VIM. wilkins of a
members certificate OF merit, colored and
framed i'm an attractive manner. Hon.
Chancellor VIM. r. Smith presented sans
for No. in a pleasant speech which was
well received. T.. G. wilkins made n
brief reply thanking the comrades for
their kindness. The next whist will be
held April 18th at $50.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-06
BRISTOL.

The annual meeting Of the First Bap-
tist church was held last evening. when
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Moderator, John
Lake; secretary. l.. l.. Anderstrom: treas
urer. George L. Arnold auditor. Charles
X. Spooner; prudential committee. Rev.
H. d. Bentley. Deacon John Lake. Dea-
con George w. Arnold, Frederick Hodg
don, Charles s. Spooner: finance COM
mittee, John s. Weeden. l.. l.. Anderson.
c. Il. Sisson. A. u. Bullock. William Fred
Fish. ushers, John 8. Weeden and Fred
erick Hodgden.
Officers of the Sunday School-Superin-
tendsNL John S. weeden; assistant su-
perintendent, Frederick Hodgdon;
rr,ssy rrsssvren Mr Joseph t.r Lindsey Lindsey; sec
rian,. Alvin NJ. Butler. l.. M, Anderstron
has been elected secretary of the church
"A times and Fm. Fred Fish, has bee a
elected a member Of the music committee
q times. The letter OF resigration of
Rev. III. ID. Bently. pastor of the
church, was read and he resignation ac-
cepted with regret.
At the annual election of the Bristol
Train of Artillery Thursday evening the
following names were chosen: Colonel
johns H. Bailey. Jr: Lieutenant colonel
captain, Chester Myers lieutenant Frank
T. o. Walker, LIST sergeant. John J. Fair
@nu Ser9ednl, InOmdS Mc0Ormack, 81
sergeant, Robert J. Anderson; 18th SER
seant. Herman Jablinsky; 5th sergeant
Charles r.. Card; 1st corporal. John Gree
halgh: I'd corporal. Russell Coggswell Sd
corporal. Samuel Young; ith corporal ].
Frank Coggswell: clerk, Thomas Magee;
treasurer. Lieutenant Colonel Bourn en-
tertainment committee, Captain Chester
Myers, Sergts. Fair, Anderson. McCor-
mack and Jablinsky; court martial COM
mittee, Major Fred O. Garvin Sergeant
Fair. Corporal Young. Private Frank
Straight and Joseph Clark, stewsro. Ser
geant Jablinsky: agent OF the hall. COL
onel J. H. Bailey, Jr. Lieutenant Colonel
A. w. Barrett. declined a reelection.
stephen Bourn. was promoted from .yna-
jor to lieutenant colonel
The funeral OF William j. Dimsn was
held from his late residence on Bradford
street yesterday afternoon, the services
were conducted by Rev. r. r.. Schulz pas
tor of the State street Nj. T. church, the
bearers were Richard y. Franklin. Geo
II. Peck, William j. Munro and Frank l..
Bourn.
The dogs played sad havoc with fowls
on Thursday. One resident on Thomas
street lost l3 and a Cottage avenue res
ident five.
The annual inspection OF the Naval Re-
serve Torpedo company which was TO
have taken place last evening, was post
poned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-06

esting. Howard and Moore give a He
brew sketch. the Folly Trio Ward. Brad
burn and Murphy have a comedy singing
act. and Paulo and Dika, French duetists,
appear i'm "a new turn.
The closing burletta is "The Sign OF the
Red Light" created in three scenes for
laughing purposes only. and allowing
opportunity for some entertaining
choruses by the members OF the company
who appear as golf girls. Jockeys, tigers
park police and jolly chappies. The songs
in each burlesque are original with the
company, II is claimed. and there are
many other new features. also.
The following attraction will be "The
Wills Brothers In Atlantic City"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-06
SUMMER SEASON AT THE EMPIRE.

Popular prices will prevail at the sum-
mer season engagement of the Katherine
Rober company at the New Empire thea
ire beginning early next month. All the
seats in the house will be reserved. At
the matinee performances. the entire low
er section of the house will be sold for
the parquet will be reserved at 80 cents
with all balcony seats sold for 20 cents
Miss Rober will be supported by Louis
Leon HAN her leading man so popular
last summer And all the other popular
members of her company have also been
engaged. Two plays will be given each
week Those presented will be what Is
known as royalty plays, or plays so new
that royalty has had to be paid for the
privilege of playing them. The list al
ready decided on includes some of the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-06
BENCH SHOW CLOSES.

The New England Kennel Clubs exhi-
bit At Boston closed last night. after four
Of the most successful days the club has
ever known at a show. This years show
had more entries and drew larger crowds
than almost any previous show, and the
list OF prizes was extraordinarily large.
Among the Providence winners at last
nights judging was Miss A Brownell.
who with her Boston terriers Timothy,
DoroShea and Cynthia, captured three
special prizes and two honorable mem
tions.
The Providence dogs were very success
ful at the show and many blue ribbons
were brought TO this city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-06
Mcrd Of sports.

sentins Trinity and az the Hartford coll
lege has In this yearsS nine a stronger
team than they have had for some time
a close and Interesting contest will be
the order.
Fiske, who plays third base and cap
tains Trinity Is Providence boy and is
one or the best intelders on the college
diamond today, ana he has made a strong
EFFORT 10 develop fast team and wheth-
err he has succeeded or not remains 10
be seen.
Whittemore will do the back-stopping
Tor Brown and Washburn and Lynch will
do the honors at the other end OF the
battery. Crane, Gray. Paine and Barry
viii ramble around the infield while Lynch
Captain Clarke and Wheeler will cavort
I'm the outlying pastures.
The contest will be called at 2:2o o'clock
so as TO play the full nine innings be-
fore darkness.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-06
WARREN.

AT the choir rehearsal OF the NJ. E.
church tonight che following will assist
;he choir: Mr.. aud Mrs VIM. Ransom,
Misses Louise and Alice Cole.
The Warren basketball team played
the Company | Of Fan River in Fail
River last night.
Miss Ida Allen Is visiting friends In New
York City for week
Mrs Edward Macomber ia visiting
friends in New YaxS City and Brooklyn.
Miss Gertrude Waite of this town win
sing AT the Darlington Congregational
church tomorrow, at the evening service.
The Following program will be given az
the morning service of the Christ church.
swansea; Communion service II O'clock.
voluntary professional, Jesus Christ
Has Risen" Kyrie; Gloria Patri; hymn.
Jesus Lives offertory, THE Day or
Resurrection" doxology. "Au Things
Come or Thee, q Lord" "Sanctus." Ag-
nus Deli Communion, organ: GLORIA
in Exeeisis:' recessional. eat the Lambs
High FEAST; postlude. In the afternoon
at O'Clock full choral service will he
sung az follows: Voluntary: Procession
al, The Day of Resurrection;" Gloria
Patri." Choral Lords Prayer. intoned:
responses; anthem, Easter Carol.''
~Nf''b'' 0i'''s anoTdl HYMN,
Come Ye Faithful" hymn. Christ the
Lord is Risen Today" offertory; soprano
solo, II Know That My Redeemer
Idveth." Miss Maude Clarke; doxoIogy.
"Ali Things Come OF Thee, Tord:''
Benediction; hymn, Now the Day is
Clear occasional. "Oh. the Golden
Glowing Morning. Postiude, Gloria"
Mozart.
Warren Lodge No. -, X. OF T., held
their regular meeting last evening, a
large number being present Routine
business WAS transacted followed by a
social time. The lodge voted TO attend I'm
a body the fair of Burnside Lodge. No. "a.
at Bristol Thursday evening next. In
company with Riverside Lodge OF River
side and Howard Lodge OF East Provi-
dence.
The Warren Artillery held its regular
monthly business meeting Thursday
night in Armory hall. Previous To drill
four candidates for admission 10 the com
pany were entered. A special business
meeting will be held Monday April 18th.
when the names will be voted upon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-06
EAST PROVIDENCE:

The case OF Pellegrino Tedeschi vs. Pa
trolman Taggart was heard in the Sew
enth District court yesterday morning,
and resulted Just as many persons ex-
pected. The Judge decided the plaintiff
had no case. He claimed that Taggart
owed him $685. for tailoring, but Mr..
Taggart had witnesses to show that the
work done for him by Tedeschi had been
paid for.
Chester Phillips, a we'll known character
about town, was found asleep In a hen
coop at Carpenters corners last night,
and this morning in court was fined 81
and costs for being drunk.
According to the report OF number Of
well known citizens she lamps on the
East Providence end of the Washington
bridge are sadly in sieed OF cleaning.
Charles Geizer, employed on the oyster
boat Morgan" slipped on the deck OF
the boat this morning and broke his left
arm.