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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-04-06

Thcrc are some prospects az q comb
nation ts-ire formed betwern The Chcss-
rcaEe Tclerhc1e and TeieE-aph Com
PAW ard the Newport News ard kich
rnor5 Tci-rhorz ard TeieEraph Com
r,ary. hc-h ~ vrhich have central o-hcrs
here. 1Ecssrs. !. 7. Whispel- Supcunter-
dent. K e Slai-h-- and e W. Narnur-
ro-. large s-ockhold=rs IL The Chesa
rezkc compzzy. and Nr. Hugh : Bird
representing The Newp0rt News a1c
Eichuond company. held long conie1-
enoe Tuesday. OK Of Tie Eeutieuer
stated THAI Z satisfactory asreeulen'
fo- uc-ESng uas ciose AZ hard
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-04-06
ITEMS FROM OAK TREE.
Observation-Disclosures OF Interest
AAcous our >eigheors

OAK TREE. April ?. 1901. Cards
are out annouoSing tbe mArrisge ofNisS
NJ. Trible Shaekelsorl and Mr.. Corneh'
Ty=oe King 20 take plsce April toth. in
Richmond. ~ the Third Christian
Church.
Miss SrScs ShShsnck has just returned
bore. from a most Seigkttal visit with
her r;roc. Ms Z. . Fnrmsu IN Newport
News.
Tx puhlic schools Of OAK Tree and
Nacrusier vgiu oloss on Friday With a
Uaion ricnic AZ the latter school house
An elaborate programme ms hcea ar
rsnzed Tor that night. consisting Of
sablesux. ainatuer Shestricals. muse
etc. some os oar best iOoal talent = en-
raScd sor shas night. and q most enjov-
ahle entsrtainmcst Is eKPectcd
Ms Wink Schenck iclt hsrV Monday
afternoon. for a visit 70 re-ssivSs II
Richuoud
Mss Ethsl Gstewood OF Toano, who
has boea visiting reistives hsre. return
Cd honc last week.
Aiss Catcwcod made MANY friends
wi1iic herc. al q whom regretted very
ulnch 70 So her depart
The dance given az SSir-irce the 22nc
/ Of March. by NessrS- Harvey Cook,
and Walker Brown proved q most en
icvabls event About ftv voting poo
pc wers present ''Dsnosd al night
I'll broad daylight. cts. The mus
fn-uiShod BY four victims was besut
fal and the yoaug gentlemen are % p
oonsratulssed upon thv success OF the
eutcrtasniEcrt
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-04-06
At the Colonial Inn.

The following guests are registered al
the Colonial Inn:
Miss Cora Genievc Davis. New York
City. Mrs Gilman II. Perkins Rochester.
\. A.. Miss Perkins, Rochester. y. ".
Ms Alex r. Rise. Boston. Mass.
Miss A & Hsws, Boston. Mass AR.
and Nrs " A. Crosby. y y. City. Miss
Osborne. y. Y. City. Miss Delauo. y. Y.
City. Ben. +. Falson. Buffalo. n. Miss
Foisone. Buffalo. n Y: H. II. Chat
ham. Chicago. IT.. J.. J. Mcintyre. Rich-
uond, "a, ]. Z. Putncy. R'ohmond. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-04-06
The BOND ISSUE

n EzFs-1ys Apr ski
X MATER what Ehr sesrit ~ touor-
rows sserrio1 may &c. The bond iss1e
so~ uatcr- vrerks and Ere depaTtascui
zuust NOT - 5-srat1t- Tx cisErESrieo
on eIther si6e Elay take stand aEafns'
issuing bon6s- nDt tx sOuncs common
Sen-e q tae business nen Should assert
fts-E
Here ~ are . city ~ tie Eaer-y - t.ar
sz-ses a small b0use wCrth a ie~
hu-Irc6 6oIlars NAY br th< means u
ssest-oyfng hsH TIE to~n 81 a few hoErs-
IfE.,1aL ortic- prevails. two PR ern.
uIl 81 rhe zddiEiOE4l razztion- sap
pose HAS pzrs 500, p~r year Al taxa.
thar means s. or Il thirty years SD
Tte irsur@rce rates. 50 ~e are tod, vsa
* rel@oed fuIly oDe-tharc. therefore y hat
Ne rzv 80 sncrrased TAXATION re ~'il
ssre So re5uced insnrznce-
ne u.ust not ~ this chance Pass ~
20 sec=re prOtectsou asainst th~ fry q
the fzmes.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-04-06
70 wsIsorDs Homssesk~rs-

"A = ass rueetsnx 81 citizens Interested
~ s-1fsrg FOX hozaessekers asriFinE IN tho
eita MI tsse plac< ~ the cOrz<5 chan
t.es sa rhe ciry hzii al : o'eiock thss AZ
ternoor. A nsrnfer q prominent u<n
arc exs-rcted 70 - present and address
tke fsoeiina
he gorcgoisg - from . spokane.
we~h- psser. X she1's how tbose peo-
IL az esssouraxirx irDsoisr asson- What
Do ~. a. a puilic. DO - 'couraSe Dew
p~s use 20 eouses Has cur Busisess
Merss kssoesstsor ever yeS endcrscd
The iass seration fnoren~Ds Yet tbis
b. d. ~as started 70 bpsic up Hli1s1ss-
org as1 ssrsoandisS searssys
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-04-06
The Best Blood Purifier.

The blood % constantly being purified
by the lungs. liver ana kidneys. Keep
these organs In healthy condition and
the bowels regular and YOU viii have no
need Of blood purider. For this pur-
.nse there ~ n,;hing equal 70 Cham
berlaiu's S.oslsch aud Live Tablets,
one dose al them viii do you more
good than dollar bottle % the best
purifier. Price, % cents Samples free
q L. usaiey's Drag store.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-04-06

wonderfully successful n r-onpsly curing
lame back. kinney. bladder. gTic acid trou-
hes ard SriCht'S Disease, which Is ;h- worst
form CT ki51cy trouble.
D.. Kil-ner's Swanp-Root IS 10, rec
o--1en6etfor everything bit 4 ySu have KID
ncy. Ever o. BLADDER troutle q Viil - fcuaS
us, The remedy you need l. has Keen tested
n 50 many Ways. IN hospital vro-s. In private
prsetics. among the helpless toc poor g Pur-
chase reNei and hss proved 50 successful IN
every c<se that q special Errznyercn; hsS
ben made ~ which al readers q this psPeT
via hsve nc, already tried q. nay have a
sample hottie sent free BY mai. slso 9 hook
teliiaE mere ahoui Swsnp-Soo; and rev 20
find eut 4 yen nave kidney Or BLADDER trouble.
NHea writing mention reading this generous
otfeT II this paper ard
scnd you actress 20 T<-7r-rS. = -
D.. Eiiuer s. CO. Slng- s5s--a sss-,f 3 = - =:
ha-;s1. ~. 7. The - ! - - -
rsyu,zr fifty cent and Bszss q s-s-F-ssst
sSlSr sizes are SD D. az good 6ruEEis.s
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-04-06
Death of Christian Morris.

On last Tuesday. the home Of Mr. and
Nrs. Willard r. Morris xas visited B.,
The angel OF death. Their Etticson Chris
tan. aged tcn wears. was taken from
thcu. Littlc Christia- had been sufcr
ing foT ouly a few days when the family
physician. Tlr. Henry Nise. was called II.
The ~. pronounced pertouitis and ap-
pcrdictis the cazse ct hrs illness. and or
Suuday he deemed Il necessary TO Per
form zhe operation for Appendicitis
With The assistance of Doctors Hoy and
Hankins. the operation was performed
Thc opcratiou. III itscE was very SUE
c->sfzl hut owing 90 Other causes e
youd the power OF human skin. the pa
ti-at after passing a restless night. or
Monday. passed away the next moruinE
AZ tcn minutes q sevcu-
Thc funeral took Tlacr Tins morning
a. eievcn O'Clock from th- house, Rev.
J. Z. Mccartney othoating. After shs
ccrcmory the remains vVrrr taken iuruc
iisiciv g. the CEDAR Grove cemetery for
lrtcrrneur-
The maur f-i-nds and acguaintenancc'
~ the bereavel family deeply sympa
thiIe with them IL their great sorrow
and Erief. :
AL
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-04-06

SO 6c-ht shout II. Willia-nsh--E can
-c- sFcrE 70 k without water works
ar5 5rc department Sc-nc day Eeu-
c-1l c--facrsrioa VII wipe out ths
eor- We varu our citlzszs zEairst
pu-tir- this thiag or
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-04-06
or DISSOLUTION.

The hrm OF Henley < Bland have by
mutual consent dissolved partnership.
AR Bland having accepted position
wiki another arm. Mr.. Norvcnc L.
Herley, The senior member Of the trm
announces that he vil continue the
practice OF law with Offices IN the Penin-
sula Bank Bui.ding. Williamsburg. Nir-
.inia. and wiki a branch ONCE AZ Toano
Virginia, open on Thursday Of esof
week
All Of The business entrusted 20 IN,
late firm viii be handled by him ~ th'
successor
. williamsburg, Virginia April lst, 1901
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-04-06

We --ioicr that ths sth Of April IS past
II rhe hrh-t 5uss closed No -eunaIned neu-
stral and havs 70 apologies 20 make
Ne DC issst g. suit Ourselves and show
Cd n1ithcr SIX any tzvo-S-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-04-06

Tx vsv the Hon A J. Nuatsgrc =
MOVING things 5ust aow x looks Ike
that gentleman VIII be ths ur1t Govern
O. ~ Virginia.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-04-06

cures made ~ Or.
kilners SN'smp-Roct.
the great kidney. liver
and bladder remedy.
It's The gr-a; med
ca triumph CT the nine
tenth century. cis-
covered after years Ct
scientific research ~
Dr. Kilmcr. the emf
nent kidney sn6 hid
Ger Scc-iaiiSi. and Is
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-04-06
DUBLIC SALE

DUBLIc SALE
= Twill sell al public auction at
BigIer-'s, on York aver. commencing az
10 o-ciOck q. IL, on
TUESDAY. APRIL 10. 1901,
the following personal property to-wit ::
Thirty head Of Cows and Nearhngs ?
Horses. & Sows, No. 5 Cream Separator,
/ Trbeshing Machine with horse power.
ono or two wagons. Dcering Binder. l
Moving Machiue. horse Rake, 2
horse DnH. l Corn Planter, l Corn
Grinder, ! Corn Shelier. l Pulverizer. 1
? horse Harrow, 1 Peanut Planter, 2
horse Cultivator, ? single-horse corn
CuItivators, some Dixie Flows, 1 Cid r
Press, Coreutte., three Stoves, some
Farming implements. 100 pounds Deer
ing Binder Irvine. some corn Fodder and
Clover Hay and Household Utensials.
TERMS All sums of $40. or under.
cash. A credit Of ten months viii be
given on sums over $40 with notes bear
I ing SIX PR cent. interest and negotiable
al the Peninsula Bank.
CHAs. ROULET.
Z {. T. MARABLE, Auctioneer.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-04-06


held Wednesday night. There were
present Mayor Jno- L. Mercer. presiding,
Counciren Il. :. Bird. Van +. Garrett.
II. y. Colc AID y /. Henley.
COMMITTEES REPogr.
Street committee reported that they
had given contract tor grading Stage
Road. near The oollege. 20 AR. Il. y 4
Bucktrout. sor $50. The work IS now
beng done
The action of thc Street Committee as
explained In thc following rccommenda- .
,ion was adopted hy the Council
Tbe Street Committee % the Counci- I
of thc uty 81 Williamsburg, authorizes /
AR. SIMON Curtis. a contractor for & & (
.. ~. now grading Chesapeake St, 1
70 enteud his work from within thrcc I
feet ofthc prorcrty 81 Bette Carr on 4
one side o. yyirhiu the same distance o. /
The property Of samuel Harms Oh The /
opposite side. giving the same grade f.
Within points named. and also 20 lower
that part ct Scotland Street al as junc-
| zion with Chesapeake Street on the
west. SAID contractor 20 reccivc thc
| sun az one dollar FOX an work mention
| Cd and 90 bc rclicved of an claims foz
damages on part ~ adjacent property
ovvuers on account Of said work. should
ANY a1sc. said action 90 Pc reported ar
next meeting Of Counsel
HID. CoLR.
HUGH s BIkD.
Street Committee
The Sergeant rendered q report oi the
work Ike was doing OH thc streets with
The street force. aud also made ms quar-
ierly report The following are q few
totals
Bal iu hand Jan. I, S563.0l-
ANT. col Tor quarter, sl.s2
Total. S6++.s3
E1. during quarter, 2O5-s5
Total IN hand, $4,000
Repairs 10 Scotland street were ther
p discussed. AL the Counciimen express
Z Cd themselves as favoring making tie
street passable between Palace ana
Nassau streets. The following resolu
tiou was then adopted
Il icing suggested that Mr. ; K
Curtis a contractor with his force an'
y teams - uoy AT work IN this city, an
D. IN view Of the fast that - an OPPortun
Is time 20 make improvements Of ScotlaL
street where II crosses a r2vine betwee
8, Palace Green and Nassau street
=, Moved by Mr.. He1lcy that the stree
Z. committee be and are hereby authorize
F. 20 make a contrast with said ;, K. Gu
r. n. 10 put in condition said street =
T. .aid psiut. and further hat the stres
committee be requested 20 solicit col
( tributions from the property owners O
b said stieet 10 ASSIST n said imprOv
ments.
The following ordinances cane fro
:, the committee. and VIII DC passed 4
~ next meeting
kit ordained by The common Con
oil that IL shall be unlawful SoT any OF
20 sell fish 80 the street OF public wa.
q the city or any where except IN q
market house Any person vioaatiE
thi, ordinance shall be fined Dot mo
As than e. 50 nor i>ss than 90 for ca
slfcusc.
- This ordinance shall be in effect fro
- its passage.
Be il ordained By the Common Gov
ell that there be appointed annually
- said Council a keeT'<r 81 the market.
compe1sasiou 10 BE- ooliectablr from I
." renders usisg the nsarbet HOUSE by
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-04-06
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?


Alrnoss ev-rybody who rea6s the n-~s-
pspsrS is sure 20 know Of the wonderful
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-04-06

LEGAL ADVERTISING.
arro-nsrs who nfecs Ae-si tererrtstsg r.
H. az.,e~ ~ Bee pcrsonsi,f r--SForsit'le ~
$40. rhts hrfux the on,F eozcfifoH r01rf
s~hick s-r soce7tsurh adFertisiHF- t-"ise
a, - 80 ~srt ffr.s. isss - T--r c-ar. NJ
srfsrfnr r-rz rhcsc terms
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-04-06
CITY COUNCIL MEETS
Committees Report. Street I'm
pruvcmentS-NcVN Ordinances

A regular meeting OF the Counsel was
held Wednesday night. There were
present Mayor Jno- L. Mercer. presiding,
Counciluen II. :. Bird. Van +. Garrett.
II. y. Colc AID y /. Hsnley.
The Marshall republican., 1901-05-03

This we'll known and highly re.
spected lady died at the home Of
her son, Porter Parrish. at Hurd.
land. Kas., on Friday. April 76th.
1901, at AIS p m. In the Sad year
Of her age.
She had been in failing health
for more than q year aud a recent
attack Of grip FASTENED her death.
She was a devout member If the
Baptist church., having spent the
most Of her life in the service Of
the Master. She was ready to 60,
death having no horrors for her.
The surviving children are: w.
Il. Parrish Of this city. Porter and
Parker Of Kansas. Robert Of Mi
ami aud Mesdames Gus Easton and
Minnie Davidson.
The remains arrived in this city
Saturday night in charge Of the
son. Porter, and W Il Parrish Of
this city, who met them at Kansas
City Saturday.
The funeral was held AT the resi-.
d-pce of w l.. Parrish on Sunday
afternoon at : o'clock. conducted
bv Rev X N. Thomas. OF St 10.
seph. an old friend of deceased.
The remains were uttered at Ridge
Park cemetery The pail. bearers
were: J. T. Rhoades. A. NJ. Gmhh
erie. J. n Boyer. K. B Taylor,
Cellie Durrr,t and II d Ament.
The Marshall republican., 1901-05-03
Matthew Thomas Campbell.

Matthew T. Campbell. one Of
Marshali's oldest and best citizens
died at his residence in this city on
Friday, April a6. at 6 p. M. after
an illness Of months with serious
heart trouble.
He was a man Of a generous. &c.
NAL nature, who made friends and
won the confidence Of all who knew
him. For several years he had been
weighmaster in this city, giving
general satisfaction and he will be
much missed. He was a member
of the NJ. Il. church. South, and
died happy in the faith An aged
wife aud n son. James N. Camp.
bell. survive.
The funeral service was held at
his late residence, 3s7 South La.
faye,te avenue. Sunday At 10 a. m.
conducted by Rev. A. B. Davidson
Of Malta Bend. Interment at Union
cemetery. six miles north. east Of
Marshall.
The Marshall republican., 1901-05-03
Fishing Party.

Mrs. James Chamberlain gave
her Sabbath school class a delight.
full day In the woods on Salt Fork
Saturday last. The class are all
boys and It would be difficult to
tell which enjoyed the outing the
most, the boys or the hostess. the
latter Of whom is never happier
than when contributing to the
pleasure Of others. The day was
spent iu fishing. gathering wild
flowers and eating dinner, the lat.
ter being an important feature to
boys, who are never too tired to eat.
A nice string Of fish was caught.
Those who accompanied the
hostess were: Richard Horne, Gus
and Herbert Weber, Frances Haw.
ley, Henderson Orear, Henry Pate,
Phelix Davis and James Chamber
lain,
The Marshall republican., 1901-05-03
Msrshsll Elopers Caught.

Officer Ed Maddox returned from
Howard county Sunday morning.
accompanied by James r. Norman
and Mrs. Lottie Stone, who left
their homes in College addition,
without saying good bye to their
families.
Norman left Marshall in u wagon
Wednesday morning and Mrs.
Stone followed by rail Wednesday
night. She left the train at Gillian
where she found Norman. and they
continued their journey 10 the wag.
on. until interrupted by Maddox.
who requested that they accompany
him to Marshall. which they con.
sented to do. Norman has q wife
and four children and the woman
has q husband and three children,
all living in the city.
The Marshall republican., 1901-05-03

Mr.. c. r. Cornett, who IL to be
our agent at the Chicago & Alton
station in place Of H. G. Stidham,
who recently resigned, has arrived
in our city. We found him q very
affable and pleasant gentleman, who
no doubt will take we'll with Mar
shall people. MI. Cornett comes
highly recommended. having been
in the service Of the Alton for
twenty years. eight Of which have
been spent in Hiebee.
The REPUBLICAN gives to the
gentleman and his family . cordial
welcome.
The Marshall republican., 1901-05-03
Defeated q Slater.

The following boys Of the Mar.
shall High School have recently or.
Ranized a base ball team and Sat.
urday they played the Slater team
in that place, but were defeated.
However. having had a good time.
they returned home in a very happy
frame Of mind: Thornton Reynolds,
Robert Lamkin. Dearbon and Mel.
son Vanstone, Ora Randolph, Frank
Blair. Walter Striker and Junior
Bryant.
The Marshall republican., 1901-05-03
Died.

Died At her home near this city.
Sunday, April i4th, a, ten o'clock,
Of child birth, Mrs Philander Fin.
ley. aged 80 years. The funeral
was conducted by Rev. I. B. Dot.
son at Salt Fork church at two
O'Clock Monday afternoon. Mrs.
Finley was a member Of the Cum
berland Presbyterian church. She
leaves a husband and six children
to mourn her demise. Nelson
Time Card.
The Marshall republican., 1901-05-03

The remains Of Mrs. Sam Camp.
bell. Of Kansas City. where she
died. were brought to Blackburn
Friday. where the family formerly
lived. The funeral was held at
the Christian church., conducted
by Rev. G. NJ. Pinkerton in the
presence Of q large number Of
friends, many Of whom came down
from Kansas City with the remains.
Mr. Campbell. husband Of deceased.
lived Tor years In Blackburn. but
has for some time been associated
with the firm Of R. R.. Campbell &
Co. Of Kansas City.
A husband aud fur children sur.
vive, namely, Walker. Kelly. Rich.
ard and Anaie Campbell.
The Marshall republican., 1901-05-03
Mrs. T. A. Mel Glory.

The following clipping was fur.
nished Ms by DR.. John X. Hall.
who took II from the Boulder (Col.
orado) Herald Of April a+,h. and
will he Of interest to the people Of
Marshall. where DR.. T. A. Me-
Glory and wife lived several years,
growing steadily in fa~or with our
people each year. Few people have
yer come to our town who were as
generally popular a. DR. and Mrs.
McClnry. who finally went West
on account If the condition of the
iatter's lungs, which were consid-
cred at that time in a serious con.
ditiOn. She was q remarkably in.
telligent woman, very cultured. a
great reader and her fund of knowl.
edge was much above the average
woman. She was a fine pianist,
very fond Of music and had an eye
for all things beautiful. Her death
will certainly he a great loss to her
husband aud will bring genuine
sadness to many a heart in our
city:
The people Of Boulder were
startled Friday morning to hear of
the death Of Mrs. DR.. McClory,
living OIL Pine street east Of Six.
teen,h. Thursday, Mrs. McClory
was very busy getting ready for
housekeeping. She had pulled up
the carpet tacks. taken down the
curtains and done other hard work.
The Marshall republican., 1901-05-03

Al night she was very tired. Later
on she acted rather strangely and
her husband became alarmed. She
breathed harshly and could not be
awakened. DR.. +. H. King was
summoned and he diagnosed the
case as spoplexy. Friday morning
soon after 10 o'clock she died. The
funeral took place from the Episco.
pal church S ,tu'day afternoon at q
o'clock"
The Marshall republican., 1901-05-03

The engineering corps Of the Mis-.
souri, Pacific. composed Of r. J.
Kerstiug. H. Rohwer, IT,, and J.
F. Cupp are in our city, stopping
at Hotel Hurt. The gentlemen
are In charge Of the reconstruction
work Of the Lexington and Boon.
vile branch Of the Missouri Pacific
Railroad. which will be one Of the
hest road beds in the state when
completed.
The Marshall republican., 1901-05-03
H P. Hawkins Hurt q Keytesvill,

Our young friend, Horace p.
Hawkins, Of this city. had . mar.
row escape from death on Friday
last at Keytesville. He was in the
act Of placing his grips on the train
when II moved suddenly. throwing
him between the cars and the plat
form. three cars passing before he
was pulled out. and only for his
presence Of mind in lying perfectly
still he would have been crushed
to death. Mr.. Hawkins escaped
with a number OF small bruises and
his right hand badly mashed.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-03

having been farmed out by the New York National league team, and did good work. This. year he has been pitching for independent teams around New York and has been doing first class work. Garoni will pitch one or the two games at New Haven next Tuesday.
 Buffalo forfeited yesterdays game to Toronto, refusing to play unless Umpire Warner, who has been barred from the Toronto grounds, was allowed to act. Jim Sharkey, a Toronto um- pire, whose work was satisfactory to Buffalo Thursday was on the grounds prepared to act, but when Buffalo did not take the field he declared Toronto the winners. Manager Barrow offer ed to play with a Buffalo player as um- pire, but Manager Burnton, would not consent and 2,500 persons went home disgusted. 1t is openly stated in Tor onto that President Powers is not com petent to hold. the position he does, and it is time for a change.
 Rumors of internal .dissensions among the St Louis baseball players were flying thick yesterday. Jesse | DuIAcll anu JOIAAy OWCl1s tI 1S OoANt~ ly stated, have rebelled against the actions of Louis Heilbronner, treasurer of the club. MT Heilbronner is said to have charged Burkitt. Heidrick and Powell with "crooking their elbows" both at home and on the road. Patsy Donovan, manager of the team. takes sides with his men. Burkett and Pow ell have kicked furiously at Heilbron- ner's administration and it is alleged have demanded that he should have no say about the team. Donovan has skill fully striven to pacify the players and at the same time avoid offending Heil- bronner, who is Robison's most valued employe. Donovan said last night that he did not know of any real trouble aside from the little bickerings which are inevitable in any crowd of men. Heilbronner suavely declared that there was no trouble so far as he knew. Col onel Robison, who is with the team on the trip, was equally positive that there was no real rupture anywhere. Despite all the peace talk it looks as if there was war in the Cardinals camp, in which case their chance of pennant winning has gone a-glimmering.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-03
ACCIDENTS
 WILL HAPPEN

rheumatism is relieved. -It is q remedy that ought to be in every family medicine chest.
 Expected to Die.-'sI cheerfully add my testimony of Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil. We use it for many things. Was run over by team of horses and lumber wagon; did not expect would live; badly b1oated; my friends bathed me nearly all over with Eclectric Oil; bloat grad ua1ly went down. We have more faith in Eclectric Oil than any other medicine, and always keep it in the house''-Mrs. Wm. F. Babcock, Norve11, Jackson Co.,, Mich.
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