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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-24
MIR. DEAN tsErlfsEs


ar. Charics e. bean. onc 81 H. eldest
in po;nt 90 time. and one ~ the hest-
Known merchants in this city. has sold
out MS stock of goods. and VIII rei,ss TO
jockeys Nccs' farm. where he viii live
peacefully In the future.
Nessrs. Isaac Johnson and Boyd
Henry purchased AIR. Deans stock Of
goods IN the store AT the corner of Duke
Of Gloucester and Henry streets. and
have thrown open the doors 10 the pub
lis. They promise 20 DO "a thriving bust
ness aud on modern methods.
In the sale of has business Air. Dean
Acquired Jockeys Neck" farm, a few
miles south ct Williamsburg.
No mcrchsutcvcr retired lron business
hers leaving G. better record Tor honesty
aud fair dealing than Charlie Dean. In:
many friends regret that his hcalth !:
sash that &c must g,ve up his store
ami leave town, but all hope 20 see hin
o.len or our streets.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-24
Ike a DroA,n,ng Nm.

..Flve years agi disease The doctors
called dyspepsia too. such hold Of me
that I could scafcely go - writesGe 5
Marsh. well known attorney 80 Nocona,
Tx. u took quantities 40 pcp>in and
other medicines but nothing hcll.ed me.
As drowning man gratis - straw
graJb,d AZ Kodof. ielt an improve
ment a. once and aiier few BOTTLES am
sound and well Kodoi j. the DOLLY
preparation which exactly rcpioduces
she natural digestive Juices asd eonse-
ouenily is the only enc which oigests
ans coed food md cures any ioim 81
stomach trouble Lcouard Henley.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-24

Il = oibn askcd bow sDch startling
cures. that ruzzie ihe beat physicians
re elected b. Dr.. Kings NeS Discov.
cry 500 CoEfeD pyjoD- Htfe's The secret
Il cuts oui the pLlegm and germ-infect-
"a mue,ss. ard lets the bfe-giviDg o1y-
zen earieh and sItssize the blood Il
nesls tic strained, eoUgh-Woru throat
snd lunes. Hard colds and stubborn
ouqbs soou yieid 10 Dr. Kings New
D,.ooyery. he most ipfAilible Femedy
Tor all Threat snd L1rg dlfeases- Gear.
snseed sOtsAes SEC and 81 GO. Tn4
bottles free a. /. Behles's Drug store.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-24

have a finc Brick STORE House SSN
100 feet 2ts story. and one Brick Store
House ADJOINING the above Axis feet >
story that 1 viii trade for Virginia land
or sell. This 6ue property Is located ia
a thirty toy, in the State OF Iowa and
rents for from St2o 10 S14O per month.
The present owner wants 20 get stock
farm IN this State and win trade right
tor land that Is suitable for stock rails
ing. For further information write or
call on <. 81 BERGH.
5O-t3. Toano. Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-24

sore persons unknown euterd The
laondry building last Friday rigbt after
.Ae Kings Daughters had stopped sell
;no ace crearn. ard stoie freezer con
sa;nsne about one gallon ofeream. The
freezer eyes was carried away
A few lights ago some pefson also un-
knsmn Deliberately destroyed 3 nupi'er
u s,eautisui roses iu the yard 81 DR. Lro-
pard Heney's res;1en,e. Ssch acts 81
wantoa yapdaiism oushf not 70 exist ~
a civilized eommDnitg.
A rigbt poiiceman wcsid Is q good
sbisg - tayf jsst nor.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-24
Executive Committee.

The Executive Committee ri William
aud Mary Coilege. composed Of Drs. j.
IS southsn. Thos. n. Barnes, Jno ".
lawson, +. G.. Booth aud Hon. I. n.
ssubbs. met hese wsdoesday.
The object 81 this meeting was 20
transact routine businers. and elect a
ssccessor 20 Capt. -. - smith. tfeasur-
er.who hasressgned. The committee had
b tore Il the napses os threc candidates--
Col Winder Lane. SIR. Randolph Harm
son and Mr.. j r. Beilamy
The committee however. decided tina.
see new treasurer shonld * chosen az =
full board meeting. They therefore elect
Cd Steward x. J.. SPENCER 70 fn ou'
Capt. ssnith's tersa. Uhich expires Jui.
/ 4. SIR. Spencer save . bond q $1,000
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-24
PILGRIAIs HERE.



The .-Piigrinls~ from New fors hnVf
ccmr and gaue. l,at r.hile here they 1ae
e most pleasant and lnstrnctire Fisli g.
TINS ancaruf seax 81 governrnent- me,
arrived herC Tuesday n 2 sI'ec1-i CO.
contEining p. Ihcsc la1ies i1ef tAei.
AT rbe depot % carriages
Kiss Lottie Garrett me p1-roi.sss
srou WilhausDurE, Ars T. - s'r''
Mrs = l. Aenley. Ars p, 2 Ss~lseI
Miss Euiiy Christian l-ne ''t1e's-
THY nsrs oflssa - - 'l-- -
WHERE KEY. ~ = - - 80 =
ssrS1ce aor ifenn ro-D i-.S -
~@s fi.'is'l' 'i'1 -
short. DHl sa9 I-ris
o'.l,''s l''-'-~ -. $780,.
Aieet N-'-A-h - - 49,,
CA i-iis's s'' '..ss 49,
to~1'' = l'e's -. -. - \.
ss4l''l-''s Xxx -
LIZ .nA
= - -. - ,..,s..-.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-24

Dou't start the surmer with lingering
cough or cold. We ail know what q
--srmucr cold Is. It's the hardest kind
60 cure Often 10 -haugs ca" through
the entin season Take 30 ia hand right
BOW. one Ninuse Cough Cure WIZ set
ycu right sure cure Tor coughs. colds,
Group. grip, bmnchius, alb throat and
lung troubles. Absolutely safe. Acts 10
once. Chudrou like IT, lone Minute
Cough Cure 81 THE best cough menlcine
ever used. Says ]. b. b .wles, DroYe-
tlu. y. IS. al never ioLnd anything else
tlat -c,td so saiu.y aua quickiy. Icon
asl Heniey.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-24

Jamestown today Is che uccca % Nir-
gilia ilr tlis IS tlr $50 anniversary OF
its settlement Many hocrtyloyiug
people VIII visit ihis Cradle oi tAc Re-
puiiic today They viii come irom the
nearby cities ard some irom Sew York.
Williamsburg today sent "a large and
enthusiastic crowd just what the pro-
gramme viii be uo oae here scrn's 90
know, as the R.clniond A. i. y. A. has
ID in charge. There VIII be music, ora.
sorry and sorg, aud ali Nill have O. good
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-24
SATURDAY. NAY - isOA


With this issae TsK GAZETTE enters
y,,n IS truth year under The present
-uanar-rnent. It's really Volume les
n. paper haviug been eStabiished As
wm Parks. tile father ot Virginia i'''rr'-
sIisra. 50 l7s6.
ran GAzlrrs has ucver allowed an
o,sartura.y pass so beip Witamssure
.-- rhe surrounding cauutry. L has
varsea insanity for the upbaildins
0f me community. and feels @ I'ardonai.e
,,,as "a rhc many eridenccs az succoss-
1u~t IS indiriouais recuiee -an thai b.
cozsnr - rnem. iu~t So with a res,--
p-uer. yNe are satisfied with what has
come &, as. aud although Ne miea'
have resolved a i,etser patronage mon
rb- i3oal merchants and business u'eH
vi NE have 30 feelings 81 resea1Hlesa
against them-
Trusting thar the ensuing wear Wi
see rast improvements, nct ONLY in Z pa
CazE7rE. but ID ihe towu and counties
Ne thanE you cordially far gour SIP
rscrr
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-24
Under The Laurels.'

4 i 4 -
Ca Tuesday night The William and |
Mary Cramatic CLUB made its annual
appearance before the public in q play
which reflected the greatest credit upon
those taking part
A large and apprcciativc audience tes-
tilted its delight by continued interest
and hearty applause throughout the
evening. The action OF the play which
takes place during the reconstruction
period near Richmond, abounds with
/ the usual stercotyPed but ever interest
ing william plotting against beautiful IN
/ noccucc. 81. (. NJ. Chichester, as the
/ wicked william and Miss Braithwaite, as
! tie charming creature of misfortune OBJ
| icct of happy announcement were parts
| both wei acted Niss Braithwaite as
| Rose Milford. sustained her reputation
as an amateur actress ia leading roles.
/ Although this was SIR. Chichester's first
appcarancc before a williamsburg au-
| dicnce be carried himself with an case
| and grace which bcspeak his familiarity
With The boards" elsewhere. AS ky
/ Bradford. he scored q success in which q
| heavy watch-chain and the inccssant
rubbing of his hands were prominent
features. a play ia which Airs. Speuccris
b east Is always 20 be congratulated. Hes
well known original and impromptu bits
; OF charactcr-actiug again delighted and
p convulsed the audience with laughter
e Playing the part Of Sooky Button, sh'
- instilled into her character some o. th
. limited humor which the book provide,
b tor. and an unlimited amount which th
o dramatist never dreamed of. Aud 70
S this the audience was probably thank
b ful ar. Saunders, who came up fror
d Norfolk. was again the leading mar
and as such, sustained his wei know
reputation as the best amateur actC
which Williamsburg has ever seen. A
~ though Miss Louise Henley made Il
PC most Of her opportunities ia the role
Mrs. Milford, wc would take occasion
a, protest on account of the young lac
~ being cast for parts which are not Z
ie. xavs suited 20 her. Miss Henley is ia
ored with an excellent and gracci
e. stage presence. and in ieading re
M would prove herundoubted gifts. Nj
,lv Mary McNair showed het ability aga
"a ia a humorous role, end scored me
". emphatic hit. Alessrs. 4. p. Spencer,
.,s A. HundIey. r. A. Holt and r. b. ia
-, made the most Of their parts.
The stage management was exoelic
and reflected a great deal OF credit
- AR. GossmaB. 20 whose indeiatiga
efforts The success OF the play is larg'
az due.
J. The receipts which were over $50. W
u. for the benefit of The Colonial Ech
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-24
otJIErEsT KNOWN
Mas the Election Here
Last Thursday.

The Quietest election ever witnessed
here took place THURSDAY, when the
municipal ofScers were chosen. The
vote was les than one-third OF that
usually cast. The cause IL this apPar-
ent spashy was that the D~mocrstic nou-
iuees had no opposition. Even the can
didates were not much in evidence Thurs
dav. The election officers had nioc
time. with no WORK OF consequence 10 do.
Only lO4 votes were cast. Here Is
What each resolved.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-24

la geater power Of digesting ard
assimilatirg food. For then DR.. Kings
New Life Pills work wonders. They
tue and regulate the digestive organs,
gently expei al poisons from the system
enrich the blood, improve the appetite,
make healthy 4 sh. Oniy CSC. al L.
Henlcy's drug store.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-24

Mr. Isaac johnson. Who has traded
his .arm with SCR. C. 3 Dean, offers ior
sale next Wednesday. Aey 8. au Of
bis personal property He hss tine
stock. farm implements. &C. ''JccKey' e
Necs" iarm. the place sud May es,h the
date.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-24
Scistio Rheumatism Cured After
Eourteen Years % suffering

II have been afflicted With sciatic
rheumatism tor fourteen years" saws
Josh Edgar, Of Germantown, Cal Il
VS. able 70 be around but constantly
suffered. I tried everything I could
hear 81 aud 81 Jas. was told. 70 tryChan-
beriain's Psin Balm. winch I did and
Vas Immediately relieved AMI IN 8 sho. Z
time cured. and am happy 90 say It has
not since rcturncd-~ Why not use this
lininrnt and e: weli Il isi'r sale by
an druggists.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-24
4YCkeT Brooks,
General insurance Agent

Representing the following
fiirst-class Companies
Va. Fire K Marine and Va.
State, Richmond. Virginia;
Home, OF \. y; Hamburg
bremen, Norwich I II / o II
Pennsylvania Fire and Err
Association, OF Philadelphia.
l also represent the Fidel
ity < DepositCo. J., OF Nd, ana
the Fidelity and Casualty
Co., OF y. y.
All business entrusted
whether fireinsurance bonds
or OF indemnity on officials
or employees, will receive
lprompt attention.
OFFICE-ROom, No. 4
Peninsula Bank Building
WILLIAMSBURG VA.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-24
THE VOLCANOES DEADLY

THE VOLCANOES DEADLY
WORK from the Fall OF Pompeii 20
thc DSstrucuOn OF II. Pierce" bv
Prof Charles Morris, Ii. ID. Most in-
teusclv interesting book ever published
Complctc, thrilling and accurate account
of greatest disaster that ever beien the
human racc-grcatcr Cvcu than Pompcii
Tells how the Martinique, one oi the
most beautiful islands no The world. was
suddenly transformed into vcutable
bell About goo pages, proiuscly Illus
tratcd with photographs taken before
aud after She disaster. Practically only
Martinique Book IN the hcld. for eve.
ryoue now insists on having Prot Nor
RS book and no other. Best author.
larccs- book, best illustrated. scienth-
caliv accurate. Prise $3.50. Agents
" antcd Enormous profits Tor Those
Who act quickly. Most liberal terms.
Outfit 20 cents Dou't lose a minute
send for outfit IMMEDIATELY. and
De az w ork. The chance OF a iiic-tim,
ior maung money.
Clark & Co, 222 +th So. Philadel
phia. Pa
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-24

LOU wis never wish O. take another
dose % pills. - you once uy Chamo.r'
.sin's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Tley
ara c.siei 90 take and oie pleasant IN
eject They ctanse he Stomach and
regulate Tie liver aud towels. For
safe ly al druggists.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-24

When you wake up with bad taste
In your mouth yon may snow that you
need dose oi t.tamhtriain's stomach
snd Liver Tablets. They VIII cleanse
your sfcmsoh. improve your appetite
and make you iCel Ikea neN man They
are essy to tsse. iciug sugar coated, and
pleasant IN effect. For ssie by all Drug
gists.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-24

Try our Job printing. Letteyhosds,
envelopes, binheads, circulars. blank
books, visiting cards wedding invita-
tions lengraved OF puuted,) II prices
that viii MAKE you icci that il is cheap
CT 10 buy priuteI master than o. use
ordinary goo0s
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-24

Take Laxative Bromo OainiDe Tablets.
All Druggists rcirsd the money If it fails
20 cure Z. W. Groves signature il on
each box. 2oe,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-24

Asrs. s Cordou Cummiax, a Hamp-
for. ssent Wednesday aitefpoen hess
DIxh Ap. 81. p. Cox
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-24

xUyANTED - OLD PICTURES OF
Va George Washington; also old
American historical pictures.
Highest pTiocS paid. When writing give
name of engraver. date OF publishing.
etc. and any othci matter appearing ou
pictures. AlircSS the UNITED Punish
ING HousR. .Gl hickman street. New
York city.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-24

Work on the new building Of the Hos
pltal win hardly begin before july LIST
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-24

ch,ils ADD Fever - a bottIe of Groves
Tagte!ess Chill Tonic Il j. simply
Iroa and Qasripc IN q tasteiess form, No
cnre, No Pay, P1cc, 5oss
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-24
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
.-,...-,ne,or ,rsre Sr.e0 per NeSz: Sssas
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AN ENIiSll>Ns N -
as,rr-ssSIu- rsfes -raSs uahie, sna ia''''>-'- .
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-, r.-- s,src. ar uSua' d'ScorArs ~ 49,
- rss,e. Local norices te1tS tAf "-''
S,--,suri..s D. 81 r-sss,ert : tsnrs s'er nHe-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-24

sr- -ue-s sho place Legal Advertisers IN
-. ,,-~.a-~ held personally rsSPonssoie Tor
ssrn-. rb5s hsfze .bs ono conatiioH o1asf
sre.-f ur asnrfieura aefs,rsistiS- "a =
s. r,e~ is-h e.sc1 rins-. iess - ger cr1s- 40
,s.r.ssriou n-aE theSe terms
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-24
WANTS, FoR RENT. FOR SALE

TOR RENT.-Farm House.
= Apply to
MEs. IsEAEL SMITH.
soft
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-24

..sure--I 80 rnt postouee in - i'li''i- - Q
tssco1a cIsHs nsii-nsrfer-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-11-02
STRIKE is NOT A PROBABILITY
Conductors, Trainmen and switch
men to submit New Schedule
of Wages to Southern Pacific.

OAKLAND, Cal, Nov. within the next
few days the Orders of Railway Conductors,
Trainmen and Switchmen will submit a
schedule of wages to the Southern Pacific
company
The requests OF the men are very much
the same as those submitted by the en-
gineers, hremen, telegraph operators and
others An increase Of 10 20 20 per cent -
asked, together with unitoFm ratio of
wages on all the divisions of the Atlantic
& Pacific system
According to the bylaws OF the organiZa-
tion the company is given thirty days to
make answer to the men.
The danger of a general strike on the
Southern Pacific lines is not thought to be
great. Tie heads of the departments are
united in saying that the possibilities OF a
great railroad strike are so small that it
cannot be considered even a possibility.
The men hold equally pronounced views.
The conservative organizations have al
ways had the entire confidence OF the COM
pany and there have been no differences
that have. not been amicably settled.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-11-02
LAY ALL THE BLAME ON WOMAN
wife of Prince wnIdemar Said to
Have InstiEated Obnoxious
siamese Treaty.

Copyright 1902, by Press Publishing COD
PARIS, Nov 1.-CNew York World Cable
gram-Special Telegram.)-The Franco
Siamese treaty was the handiwoTk OF re-
markable woman, Princess Marie OF
Orleans. the wife OF Prince Waldemar OF
Denmark. In league with Russia. she con-
spired with Admiral Du Plessis Richeheu'
the commander of the Siamese navy (whose
Siamese title and name is Phrayah Tchon-
layudh), TO acquire and exploit vast areas
of territory in the provinces of Chantabam
and Battambaug. Through the princess
Richeleu approached NJ Delcasse, the
French minister and the car, who is an
intimate friend as we'll as nephew Of Prince
Waldemar, could hardly refuse to lend his
influence to favor his designing niece. The
! princess made several journeys expressly
to Quai dOrsay (the French foreign min
| istry) and had secret interviews with the
| French foreign minister. For months M
| Delcasse refused to make the sacrifice de-
manded, but at last the inslstence Of the
all powerful intermediary conquered and
France signed the treaty which has caused
so much dissatisfaction here.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-11-02
KING CARLOS is A GOOD SHOT
Has Accepted an Invitation TO GO
on Hunt with the
CasteIInnes.

copyrighted. 1902 by Press Publishing Coz
PARIS. Nov. 1.-tNew York World Ca
blegram-Special Telegram)-Don Carlos
(Charles). the fat good -natured king Of
Portugal. has accepted an invitation to be
one of a grand shooting party organized
by the marquis Of Castalline on the family
estate at St Cheron The shoot was hrst
arranged for last Thursday, but the king
was taken down with the grip on arriving
in Paris, kept a prisoner by IT in his hotel
for a week and is only just getting about.
On his account the shoot was postponed
until Monday A special train has been
engaged 10 take the party down.
The king paid a visit incognito to the
Gastinne shooting gallery. He is an excel
lent shot and the habitues OF the gallery
soon began asking, who is the stranger
who is doing such deadly execution"
When II was found that he was the king
OF Portugal the members Of the Pistolet
club, who we're present, got up a sweep
stakes. After hot contest the king tied
with the club champion for first place and
finally beat his opponent, winning the silver
medal OF the club for the distance of twen-
ty-fve yards. The target was a life-sizet
dummy figure Of a man.
Before entering the sweepstakes the kins
put a dozen consecutive bullets into a rab-
bit at sixteen yards with a revolver. The
kings style and coolness elected unanimous
admiration. He shoots equally we'll with
either hand.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-11-02
oRAToRY EASILY INSPIRED
suEared water the FavOrite Beverage
of French statesmen Dur
Ing Debate.

Copyrighted 1902, by Press Publishing Coz
PARIS, Nov. 1.-(New York World Ca
blegram-Special telegram.)-The lively
scenes at the sittings Of the French Cham
Der OF Deputies would hardly lead one to
suppose that the beverage most in demand
by the orators is sugared water
AS soon as a member mounts the tribune
a liveried funkey follows at his heels with
a glass containing the drink preferred by
the orator which bar attendant prepares
as soon as the name is called With rare
exceptions the politicians take sugared wa
ter, sometimes with a dash OF rum, corn
coffee and bordeaux weakened with water.
Beer is never asked for. In winter hot
milk is in favor When ex-Prcmicr Wal
deck -Rosseau speaks be sips a glass Of
pure water with few drops Of gum syrup.
Ex-Premier Meline takes bordeaux with
water Premier Combes, ex-Premier Ribot,
Camille Pelletan, Delcasse, Jonnart, Denys,
Cochin, General Andre and the Count Of
Nun all are content with sugared water.
It is related that menlal once took to
Lockroy cold coffee instead Of sugared wa
ter. Lockroy, cyied out. Il am poisoned"
and for a few -utes great confusion pre-
vailed but = the truth became known
the chambs s ounded with hearty laugh
ter. =
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-11-02
TRANS 81 IS NOT PAcIFIED
Feelif :. etween Dutch and Briton
OminE More Acute as
Time Passes.

e .ght, 1902. by Press Publishing Coz
L. DON, Nov. 1.-(New York World Ca
blegram-Special Telegram.)- THE chasm
between the Beers and the British is grow
ing wider. All the Dutch women and chill
dren in Cape Colony wear the Transvaal
colors. A generation is being raised up
which will be more difficult to handle than
the present one. The blacks have taken
possession OF the bulk of the Boer farms
and refuse to hand them over to the
repatrfated owners. British oficials invite
the Beers to retake possession by force, but
the latter decline to do so.
The dsbanded colonial forces are thor
oughly disaffected owing to the nonfulfll-
ment OF the promises made by the authori-
ties who enlisted them. Insuf1ciency OF
native labor prevents the expected mining
developments while the mine owners have
to face threats Of heavy taxation for war.
The national scouts dare not venture out
side the British military posts. Four were
found one morning recently laid out dead
at the loot OF the Kruger monument in
Pretoria, their skulls split open.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-11-02
VALUABLE PAINTING FOUND
Lawsuit over It's Sale IL the Means
of Revealing It's True
Value.

Copyright, 1902. by Press Publishing Coz
PARIS, Nov. 1.-(New York World Cable
gram-Special Telegram. AN enormously
valuable painting. stolen ten years ago. has
been mysteriously brought to light by a
suit in Wavereghem, a little town in west
ern Flanders. A decade ago an inhabitaut
OF that commune received a present from
an old cousin living in Paris. painting on
panels, composed of six parts. Ignoring
it's value, she packed IL away in the attic.
year ago she sold the six panels, with
lot OF plants, TO a sign and cart painter
OF the village The son OF the latter dis
posed OF the lot TO an amateur for $40. 900
Because Of misunderstanding a lawsuit
arose between the buyer and seller. The
case was brought into court, the panels
examined and IL was discovered that the
picture in question was a masterpiece OF
Albert Durer, representing the apostles,
which had been stolen from the museum
Of Munich. II is valued at 5000 600 The
signature of the painter is marked in a
corner Of the panel.