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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-07

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to advance & anything tending to the puA.'ck
! The desired imitation Of this pattern first
/ h.Ud!ei In me sparks q ambitious resolution
! l. exercise myself in some such lahour mg:t
| y not in the event prove beneficial to all. F"'
: p least show ny willingness To employ iny h'-
! most ahlIit!e TO that -nI.
! Having 10 other means 20 express Iav CRATE
! f.. remembrance 4 your continual rt'onis' ae-
/ or, b-fe"ch sou. tiis dedication Il ny la'oIf
! u the nemore Of your lasting NAM: for = II,
! Gods tss r!in!e saith, accept plain oaha u;
! meal and sait by such haze no better IN
! c-Hse. then Doubt not you will accept ms dS
/ the free oblatiun Of hiin who hath d''ra'"I
as! devoted himself. Your wyr-hiTs "T-r "hiised
/ >. do y,Ur servic-. HENRY GARTHWAII.
EELGf,h rs HARMONIC WAS COPIED.
Doctor Peterson believes that this 'i!
.o.Eme must have been IN the possession q
jefferson When he compiled the Inu'!-
r. k.G-Cf Bib.
He states that Jefferson simply selected
s'.sh parts & the Harmonic as he saw ~
a,.d had none Of the r-r!arklb.e know l~-se
"t the Scripture which must have .'''i!
. possessed by the man who arranged the
Verses as in the jefferson Bib.
pf other old Theological books. Doctor
Peterson owns number.
The oldest dates l5l;. but is of value '"-
c.usc os its age and got for its contents.
ou- pe llilr volume purpor's & H.
translation II n manuscript sen i'll u
Thib. tar monastery.
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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-07

of the dramas farther. he SAYS. basinE the
statements on books and documents in his
possession. that two of Shakespeare's as
sociates ia the theaters published the first
folio" in lS23 a money-makirg scheme.
The folio was attributed to ''Shaksoer'' be-
cause Of the similarity to Shake-Spear a
name well advertised and which would aid
the sale OF the publication.
BEN JONsoN EULOGv.
The famous Zen Jonssn eulogy Of Shakes
peare-thc Publisher used the latter spell
ing-he says was paid for, and is irony
instead Of praise.
Jorson, Doctor Peterson thinks. knew
that Shakespeare was Shaksper. an ig-
noramEs. but was the recipient of money
to fatter. and, accordingly. did it in such
fulsome manner as to indicate his sup
pressed contempt of the whole proceeding.
To prove that the Jefferson Bible, when
is now being printed ny the Government, is
nlagiarlzed. Doctor Peterson harks back TO
1874
He has in his possession as published at
this date al "Eyangcilcai Harmonic. re-
Gucing the four Evangeiists into one con-
tinued context: and III it the entire historic.
of the acts and sayings. life aud death Of
our Lord and Savior. Jesus Christ
This was printed 10y Thvmas Buck and
Roger Daniel. printers TO the University
OF Cambridge. one. Henry Garthwa;t. was
the author
The jefferson Bible contains such parts Of
the Gospels as jefferson thought Of value
az teaching.
1t greatly abbreviates the whole.
The Garthwait Harmonic" contains all
of each Gospel. but differently arranged. SO
that one continuous story is the result.
Effort is made to have the various utter
ances of Jesus Christ succeed each ether
chrnnolcSicaily. The best explanation Of its
,l11HIla i,gr .,,f l.
OF the author to The Reverend and Right
Norshipful John Rarkham, Doctor Of Di-
white. & Dean of Booking"
This reads in part:
Having had tn" honour and haf Diress for
some years 10 live Under your roof ! have often
observed your constant love and respectful care
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-07
WILL NOT READ NOVELS.

. hedC4As novels Is a waste of time said
There is no Information whatever 10 be
gained from them
No, 1 Want facts
ihc4uGe little theology and philosophy -
but on the who.e 1 prefer 10 Spend my
evenings VITA something scientific
Then ieeI taaL l nave stored I'D a liz
aie solnetEiHs more III my brain
Il LOOK al poetry ia much the sarpa ,r,,.
As 40 at hction-its too IlqcH III the realm
OF fancy"
AS the result Of his EXTENDED reading and
researches among Old books he has reached
oetHite conclusion On several rnucb
mooted questions.
HIS position is with the minority agains,
ihe generally accepted opinion
lie is confident tnat Thomas jefferson &c
q plagIarist
That he plaglarized bodily the famous
Jefferson Bible. ana that also the DecIara-
ZION uf Independence was not of his :rar-
ang, but was by Tom Paine
He declares preposteious the idea that an
ancient ana extinct race built the American
mound, that everything goes to show the
Indians 10 have been the builders.
He pronounces the laudation of William
shakesrea'e. or William Shaksper. which
he AYERS IS the correct maine. the most ex-
traordinary mistake Of the age.
he holds. with several scholars, that
shake-Spear" was the non-de-pIune Of a
syndicate of wits of the E,lizabethan period
that under this name all ven0mous or sa-
tiricai publications st the expense OF the
ruling class were vented.
The rev.red Shakespeare. or Shakerer
he declares. WAS a mcney-lender usurer
and general bad character. who was at
one time part owner Of two London The
aters. but who could neither read nor write.
In pursuing his version Of the production
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-07
wa. II Wedding After All.

Wa~ Wedding After All
Ada penSvcly): Il hope you'll invite me
to the wedding when vGu get married"
Jack tbCldiy): TN invite YOU before | ask
any on else. and if you don't accept there
wont be any wedding. New York News
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-07

RARE ST. LOUIS COLLECTION OF
ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS
Histories Scientific Works
Lbraryt+He Believes Thomas Jefferson Hav.
Ponounces the Laudation of Shakespeaet
Be the Most Extraordinary Mistake of tn. Age
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-07

EAIFT'-N F.IF: TIE ~.--,D'T HT-rI':r;,.
II ih" booki-h man chances 10 visit Doctor
{. a. Peterson of This city at his residence
No. Shaw place. he VII! have the .pppDr-
tunty to ponder Der many "a cH-.S and
curious volume OF forgotten lore"
Doctor Peterson has been Collecting H.
erature. ancient and modern. for thirty
years. He Eas ansasssd library. of e.cep-
fional value and interest.
His pasl'me Is to rey.I in what he terms
the light s'ieTcss''-e: hrsJlDgy, geology ar
chaeeogy and anthrcpuiogy.
These he thinks are suitable for evening
recreation for II busy mans pleasure.
Heavy sciences !. calls mathematics
che henistry and astrenosnE.
1t IL only suCh subjects as the latter he
Claims. which require genuine ..u Is.
graduate ia medicine. he mas studied
chemistry
AS sort of side issue, he also Years ago
HOOK up astronomy and mathematics
But no" he thinks he il justified IN refus-
ans 10 Undertake such tedious work and
only iDdulSes himself in ethro!Ugy geology
drcaaeoiogy, aEthropoluEy and history.
Els hlefaTy inclination is the pursuit of
Eno"Ieger. knowledge of tact. not the ar-
siomeIaiion OF hybrid IDEAS ana tI.enr,es.
mot tbs Chasing OF !. phantom as ne pIts
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TO PULL FOR CLEVELAND,

A New y ORR Telegram OF luly 29th saws;
A new development OF the strong move
mcnt for 3he nomination OF Grover Clevc-
isud Tor third term As President is found
in the recent action OF q powerful svudi-
cate of hnsuciers and bankers behind
Adolph >. Ocns, oSaeg of the New York
Times, he Chattanooga Times and the
Philadelphia Public Ledger, founded by
George " Chuds. hitherto Republican
newspaper.
Not only has this purchase been eu-
nounced. hut nov ia is also understood
that the New York Commercial Advertis-
CT, q leading afternoon sheet. is TO he
come the evening issue from the New
York Times office. lis slso stated that
Mr.Oghs and isis syndicate have also heen
successful In securing the control 81 a
prominent Washinetcn newspaper, the
announcement Of which fact Is expected
soon To be made Mr. Ochs has just COM
plesed contracts for new - story home
for his New York newspaper. costing some
four miiiioes OF dollars. at Broadway and
sixty second street. " is understood
that al the proper time each one OF the
Newspapers controlled by M. Ochs will
boldly announce its support OF Grover
Cleveland as candidate N 1904
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EWING AND TAvENOR,

Fsing Lipps vent al the way 20 Bram-
WcU West Virginia, last week mot 20
pitch Cor the Bristol bAsebaliists agsisst
shs champion amateurs Of that place. lie
did not get a CHARGE 20 show his pQzxling
bep1ers 10 steve Elkias' constituents.
The Bristol lads we're afraid E~ing couldn't
deliver the goods and 50 kept him on the
slab o. d0-nothiEg.
IL Is said that the Bristol rlasers. in
arsead-asout-way. insinasted that fav
gsoedloe. whoa, they had Imported from
Big Store Gap as receiving end Of the
battery. threw the gsme by playing crook
e3 bah ia the second game ef the series,
ans they thoughs l'aK~iax might Dc the
saae shiag.
Kao~isg E~ing iSfps aud TsseRqf
t.codioe a. ne DO; kHesieg that tuo move
honorable aud usniy hslt-Flaysrs sre not
% he found 10 the raitsd States. re take
this opportunity 70 say, thai when the
Brlsssl. or aas other gsmhlsag base ball
team ace1ses cisher VI these boys Of plat-
ing other th.a fair and square ball, TIA,
the, are vile <,aa&srsts % truth and Hare
~ infssestly black that th~s are not q
Be believed ~ d-c<ss Waite folks. nor
even eoes1s~sue~d Wy disfserch,sed niS'
e<rs ~ Eews.
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BIG GUSHER.
Well on the Payne Farm the
Second Best in the State.

BAraouaviIir. XIV. Aug. 1.-THE big
cusher OF the Barbourvilie and Gambler
land Valley Gas and OIL Company. which
came In on the Payne farm, Richland,
SATURDAY.. Is said 10y operators 10 be the
second best crcr drilled in the State.
The hest is the Hammous we'll on Rich
land. The new well came in - depth
Of 3ls feet. after an Immense gas How had
been reached. which forced the diillsrs to
now the boilers Tor distance OF nifty
feet The sand was rcnVtratcd thirteen
feet The OH gushed all day In solid
six-iuch stream. flooding the field and
causing small stream Co d'w on into
the creek Late in the afternoon the vel
was capped When a man started 90 re-
move TIE cap sho~cr OF OH came out on
1 an sides.
The Importance ct this strike cannot
I De ovcrcstimatcd ID is about thrccfourtt
Of r. mile of The main lime Of development
aud shows the oh b. NOT confined q
one line The Oh veil came iu the Jouei
sand. The company. which is compose,
of West Virginia capitalists. owns th'
, tract OF i5i acres ON which the we'll j
, situated. aud will commence a new vel
. immediately.
b The 80 wcl of the Great American
Consolidated Ol and Development Com
q panv expected Boo today or tomorrow
d ON TIE Bingham farm. Kichiaud. A shos
- ing OF Oh was found in the fret sand AZ
@ depth of sos feet. This we'll is about
C. mile west of abe main lime. and the out
come is being watched with interest. Las
d week the Sinking Creek OIL Cnmpau
e brought boz fine ucu ON the Efcrso
i. farm. near this ucl, alta depth of ucarl
MI GOO feet hut besides this no dovciopiu
c has been dome bon that section. Tie %
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c.r-s.pons>ne> ., 1ns ss< str,- go rcsr.
Atts. Va, Aug - Owing 10 the un-
usual drorth The corn crop In this immc-
di2tc vicinity will he the shortest ever
knoea.
A few DAYS ago Miss Ollie NJ. Powers.
Of rear here. vas bitten b, copperhend
snake. Aftera few DAYS confinement 20
her soor, she uas able 10 be out sgain.
Those who are acquainted with the habits
OF this species Of snake knows that when
you ret in reaching distance ~ him he
i almost sCre TO ~reach' fer Won. aud
nine times out Of ten be win get you too,
and then being the coward that be Is he
always runs away
The venerable Henry Sutherland, OF
Bucu, visited his son -in-law aud daughter,
Mr. aud Mrs. James II. Powers. OF near
Colley. Wednesday ard Thursday. Mr..
Sutherland is about 80 years old. but j.
active for one Of his years. he has
seventy-one grand children aud seventy
seven great grand children living aud
quite a number Of each dead.
&c. Sutherland snd Miss MAY Suther-
land. Of near Colioy. went 10 Stratton to-
dsy 20 visit relatives in iha, vicinity a
few DAYS.
Harvey Coiicy. Of Bart's Lick. was Wis
/ Joseph X. Rssnick Of near here. is nov
wearing great huge sniiie-it's a girl
Old Black Joe Is becoming 90 be an ex-
pert "hkc' rider. Guess he will g
counting on his wheel ia the uesr future
Al the last term of the buchanan Count
Court George Robinson was sentenced &
serve seven years in the state prison 70
the murder Of Andrew Hall last Ma,
Ike Robinson, Georges brother, goes 4
the pen for seven ycars also fer com
plicity in that crime. 10 g. said that
number OF the jurors we're In favor q
hanging George
Mrs James n Powers, of hucu. ar
Aunt Katie Counts, Of near here. were th
ruests of your rcspondeut TODAY The.
ladies are good convcrsaiionalists and
b. a treat Co hear them talk of old time
DrsfuYfs.
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LooK pleasant. PLEAsE

Photographic G.. c. Harlan. of Eaton
o.. can 90 so nov, though for sears be
couldn't, because be Suffered untold a-o-
nv from the worst form of Indigestion
An PHYSICIANS aud medicines failed 60
help him du be tried Electric hiucis.
which worked such wonders for him that
De declares they are a godsend to suffer
crs from dyspepsia and stomach troubles.
uurisaird tor diseases of Che stomach.
Liver aud kidncss, they build ur and
give new life 90 the whole system. irf
them. Only Soc. Guaranteed hv w
krlls's druggist
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BIG PROFITS.
Steel Trust Underwriting Syn
dictate Made $50, OOO.-
900 on an Outlay Of
S25, 600, 900.

Nav NuER. Aug l4.-Memhcfs Of the
United States steel corporation under
writing syndicate today received third
dividend of per cent on The face of The
saW, 900 900 for which they were liable.
The syndicate Vas not askid TO advance
more than ~, per cent of this amount,
however, 80 its profits 60 date are S3p, 900.
600 on the actual outlay of $4,000 900
or return OF i25 per cent, less COM
paraiireiy small sum in loss Of interest
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Srkff af Omo, CITY CO. ToEEpo.f
lycks COUNTY.

SrtFE af Oulo. CITY uf roiEio.f
i.ycks COUNTY.
fRANk !. CuRSEN makes oath that be Is The
sgniaf partner oi the Grm al =. !. CaENKy a
Co., Soiuc business IN the City of Toledo.
County aud state aforesaid, AVID that said
hrin uill paw the snm Of ONE III NnREn
DOLLARS for each aHt every case ~ Catafrh
that cannot be- cured by the use oi uAlL's
CirAEsn CtKE-
PRANK j.. CHENEY.
Sworn e. before me and subscribed in my
presence. this 9Th dsN ot December. A. u. lsse.
49,. A. ". GLEASON,
sEAr Notary pablic.
j -
HALLS Cstsrrh Cure l. taken internally and
acts directly % the blood and mucous surfaces
ST the system. Scrd Tor testimonials, free,
,. ,. CHENEY a CO., Toledo, q.
Sold hs Druggists. ISc.
Halls Family Pills arr the best.
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JUsTLOOK AT HER.

Whence came that sprightly step. iauit-
Ices -kin. rich. rosy complexion, smiling
face She looks good. feels good She
uses nr King New fife Pills. Result
-au organs active, digestion good uo
headaches, no chance for "hlues- Icy
them yourscif Oniy a5c az J. W kcily's
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THE
NEW YORK WORLD,
THRICE-A-WEEK EDITION.
10 Passes Week
i56 papers a Year
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
rub,shed every Alternate Day escep,
SUNDAY.

The Thricc-a-wcck Edition OF 1uE Nav
D DIRK WOMB b. first among an weekly"
papers in size, frequency Of publication,
and the freshness. accuracy and variety Of
fee contents. n has an tke mcrits OF a
great 81 daily 40 tho price Of dollar
weekly De- poiiticsl new- IS prompt.
complete. accurate ard impartial as an it's
readers viii testify. 10 Is against mouop-
olics and Tor The people.
10 prints the news oi all Toe world, hav-
Ine special correspondence from all im-
noriant ucus points ou fie globe. 10 has
brilliant Illustrations, stories hy great
authors. o. capital humor page. complete
markcts, departments for che household
and womcn's work aud other special de-
parfmcnts oi unusual interest.
We Offer this unequal newspaper and
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IoEctheronc wear for $50.
Address aI nrltf. tn
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syrrs t. sIrH,- HAHAi pa AYERS
LAW OFFICES lN AYERS BUILDING
Big stone Gap, Va,
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U. POST 0FFICE.

Bts store e~p. "
.. s-reioi. IN iss-,e, 49,
uFflcE nOtEs
G-u-rui arHtsrY arsa irau O.. u ts .i
lsscrri raulav
: ~ D. ~. 90 y. m.
NnNrY oHnEg ufiCf.
o,.rn fraui So m. t1 q 81 m. every Dag, fsa
Sunday.
~ 4. - d D. lafi. an s. 81 Al
p n A. Il D. w. 90. af Isl % b. af.
ferNaAs N. d. B.. staa r.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-10-06
MYSTERIOUS MAN.
No one Knows Man Killed at Fair.
mont.

A special from Fairmont says:
Quite great deal of mystery sur
rounds the identity Of man, an en-
ploye OF the contractor OF Lock No. l5
at Hoult, who was killed by yard en-
CINE In the local yard last night. The
fellow came to town in the evening
and got very drunk. and was last seen
about midnight sitting on stone wall
over some of the tracks of the Balti.
more & Ohio freight yard. At 2
o'clock the crew OF an engine saw a
man lying on the track, but before
the engine could be stopped 1t had
passed over the body, completely sew
ering it. The remains were taken to
Jones' Undertaking establishment,
where an inquest will be held as soon
as witnesses can be got from the locks
down the river. Those who met and
saw the man yesterday evening say
that be was we'll educated and of
pleasing address, and that he was far
below bis station when he worked at
the locks. One fellow a former fell
low workman, claims that the dead
man was living under an assumed
name, and that, 10 his estimation, he
was hiding from officers, as he scarce
ly left the vicinity where he was work.
ing, and never made up with. strang-
ers except when drinking. Unless
the body is claimed today, 1t will be
buried at the expense of the county.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-10-06
HUSILING JOINT LINE.
p. II. II. and Lake Erie are Humping
Themselves on New Road.

The new line being built jointly by
the Pennsylvania and the Pittsburg
& Lake Erie southwark from Browns
vile TO the Pennsylvania railroad con-
nection at the coal works Of John w.
Gates, is rapidly approaching compile
tion. Much of the grading is finished
and part OF the roadbed is ready for
the ties and rails. In fact some CT the
rails have been laid. The culverts and
bridges are all built of concrete and
will prove very substantial for the
heavy freight traffic that will pass
over them. This road will prove a
boon to the inhabitants of the Mon
ongahela valley south of Brownsville,
as, at the present time their only
means of transportation is by boat.
There are many beautiful spots that
would make elegant summer resorts
to which those housed 10 the cities all
year could go for breath of good
fresh air. 1t is necessary to build a
new county road, as the railroad is
placed on the old pike, due to its COM
paratlvely easy grades. The lumber,
stone, concrete and supplies necessary
to construct the line are transported
by boat. OF course as the tracks are
laid, the material can be transported
more readily.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-10-06

Personal Mention or Prominent People.
How they are and Where they are.

Carl Frame OF Fairmont was 10
town Saturday evening.
Earl Snider was here over Sunday
visiting friends.
Mrs. Timothy Bennett is home
from visit to her daughter in
Fairmont.
j. w. Paul of Charleston has been
in Morgantown on business for the
state for day or two.
j. A. Pearcy of Parkersburg has
been visitor here
W. Hunter Atha prominent bust
ness man of Fairmont has been here
recently.
Prof. c. w. Waddell of Fairmont
Normal school spent Sunday with
friends here.
Major J. M. Burns has returned
from Mountain Lake Park where he
has been for several days.
Mr.. o. j. Sturgiss of the News
Standard Is now able to sit up for .
short time and is considered to be
far on the road of recovery from his
recent attack of fever. His friends
in the profession are glad to know Of
this.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-10-06
Rent and Want Ads.

TEAMS wANTED--Six two horse
teams wanted at $3.50 per day. Apply
to E. e. Dean at once.
WANTED-A bright boy to learn
the Mercantile business address,
Clerk to this paper
Rooms FOR RENT.-For rent Eve
furnished rooms. Call at 126 Hough
street. SO
Boy WANTED. Wanted an honest
boy to run errands. Call at the
Peasants street Meat Market. tt
WANTED-An intelligent honest
boy and girl to learn the printers
trade. Apply at this office.
WANTED to buy::a good roll top desk
Will pay fail price for second hand
one Call, or address this office.
For SALE.--A new dwelling In
very desirable location. Terms to suit
purchaser. ]. L. WHARTON, 1856
Chancery Row. If.
WANTED to buy four to eight
shares Of stock of the Morgantown
Savings and Loan Society. Inquire
at this office.
CARPENTERS wANTED-Wanted 80
carpenters at $3.50 and So per day,
Call at Weese's Office corner Front
and Peasants streets.
WE never have been SO busy that
we connot supply your wants prompt
lu hno n a. "a MI a ortal NTH
which to do it. The Morgantown
Planning Mill Co.
IT may may be OF some interest to
you, to know that there are few
copies OF the University Annual,
The Monticola on sale at The Acme
Book Store. Call and see them. "a
For RENT-Seven roomed house
near University. All modern con-
veniences. Possession at once. Six
roomed house on Kingwood street.
Also several desirable fats and Offices.
T. W. ANDERSON real estate dealer.
MUST go this week; about 40 bar
rels OF lime, lightly air Stacked, at SO
cents a barrel, in order to make room
for fresh car now on our siding,
Morgantown Planning MIL Company.
For SALE.-Fine grazing farm
with good buildings about seven
miles from Morgantown. Known
as the Thos. Maple farm, all under
laid with Freeport and with Pitts
burg coal. Sell cheap and on easy
terms, consisting of 200 acres in all.
New two story building on Rogers
Ave. on Peninsula, first floor store
room aud secnd suitable for fami-
ly residence.
If. C. r. HAYES.