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Leaders Name Him For the
Nomination.
STATES ENOUGH PLEDGED
Victory Already Assured in the Con-
vention-Setting of Bryan's
Political Sun.

Judging from the expression of posi-
tive opinion by the leaders of the De-
mocratic party. who have come to Wash
ington out of all sections of the coun-
try, the formative period of thought on
suitable candidates for the Presidency
has passed. and the stars read Senator
Arthur Pue German. OF Maryland.
Senator Furnifold McLendel Simmons
of North Carolina. has been in Washing
ton several days. having completed a
tour through the East, North. and
Northwest, where he had an opportunt-
ty to add to his knowledge of the actual
conditions in the South much informa-
ton as to the real sentiment in the other
localities, and Senator Simmons SAYS
the first choice in all of the important
States is Senator German. while Judge
Parker is regarded as a good second
choice
According to reports. the States which
as a result Of the recent general shift
ing of things political are now prac>
tically ready 10 declare In the conven-
tion for Senator German are as follows.
Pennsylvania. Massachusetts,. and her
sister New England Commemorative;
Ohio. Indiana. and Illinois. MARYLAND.
of course; Michigan and Minnesota. Ken
lucky. Tennessee. Delaware. West Vir-
ginia. and Virginia. North and South
Carolina, Louisiana, and probably
Geass:e.
Bryan's Waning Power.
In these States the prejudice that
once existed against any man who did
not plunge enthusiastically into the
campaign for free silver is dying out
rapidly. II it is not already dead. and in
all Of them the influence of William
Jennings Bryan seems to have gone
with the prejudice, a return 10 the old
time conservatism of the party OF JET
ferson being apparently the general de-
sire.
1t Is even intimated that except in
some of the Western and Southwestern
States, there is little left Of the radical
wing of the party. and that when the
convention is called to order Mr.. BRYAN
is not going TO possess the power he be-
lieves is still his.
The Democratic representatives who
for the last few days have been In
Washington assert that the only States
still loyal TO Mr. Bryan are Nebraska
Kansas. Missouri. Arkansas. Mississippi.
Texas. the silver States Of the West, and
the Pacific coast States. There Is. how
ever. in regard TO the latter a belief
that California. Washington, and Oregon
The Washington times., 1903-07-23
s66.25 to San Francisco and Return Via
B. g. o. r. R.

Account National Encampment G.. A. r. Tick
cts sold July 81 20 August 10 valid for return
until October Is Returning via Portland sll
additional. Full information in detail cheer
fully furnished upon application 10 B. o.
r. r. agents.
The Washington times., 1903-07-23
RI ERE'S a HEART
POINTER

No Beating About the Bush for
Aaron Hiohois-He Believes Or.
Agne"'s Cure for the Heart cured
HE wife, and he says 60 straight
The Washington times., 1903-07-23
SENATOR GORMAN
LOGICAL CHOICE

are not as strong for Mr.. Bryan as they
are thought in some quarters TO be.
This apportionment of States Is
brought into the discussion by the
party leaders for the purpose of sus-
tanning their contention. that though
Mr.. Bryan is friendly in his stated in
tentions toward Senator German. he
could not defeat the latter's nomination
should he have any desire to make such
an attempt.
Thus, Mr.. Bryan being disposed of to
the satisfaction OF the leaders, as any
great power in the convention, the
opinion prevails among those who have
disposed of him that the nomination is
going to the East. and the East so far
has developed no really powerful can
didates other than Senator German and
Judge Parker. And the latter has lost
strength because he was not what might
be called a great success during his
recent visit to the South, where the
party found him lacking in that power
full personal magnetism necessary in
candidate for the Presidency though
possessing an abundance of cold intel
while admittedly a suitable man. has
no enthusiastic supporters out of his
own State.
Naturally the process of elimination
leaves Senator German the most pToral-
nent candidate-if he is such-in public
view today.
Favorite Sons.
There are favorite sons galore in
about all of the larger States. Pennsyl-
vania agreeing to have her delegation
first cast her sixty eight votes for for
mer Governor Robert E. Pattison. New
York is to do the same for Judge Park
ker. There are whispeTings of Carter
Harrison's candidacy in Illinois. Some
Missourians are gcssiping in regard to
William J. Stone and others, and from
up out Of the South have come hints of
desire TO return to the days when
Virginia was the mother of Presidents.
and have selected a man from below the
Mason and Dixon line.
Votes are to be cast for these favorite
sons in the convention and then the
real voting is going TO begin. 1t is said
Pennsylvania is going TO lead the States
away from favorite sons by casting her
vote for Senator German after she he's
honcred her former governor up to the
second or third ballot Then, II is ex-
pected. the other States are going TO
join the procession
The Washington times., 1903-07-23
BOMB KILLS BOY.

MIDDLETOwN, July 23.-George
Hankinson. nine years old. was killed
yesterday by the explosion Of a bomb
in the coufse Of a fireworks exhibition.
The Washington times., 1903-07-23
Arrival at Leesburg.

The first section OK the train left
promptly on time. On board this section
were General Harries and his stan. the
First Regiment, Ambulance Corps, band.
hsld music. and cooks. The time OF
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-03-28

OAK TREE. Va March 26-The Oak
Hill school closed here TODAY with the
usual picnic Quite a numbei Of visitors
were present aud all spent IA rrost enjoy
able dav.
Miss Smithson who has been teaching
this school viii leave Monday via II. h
mond for her home IN MeCklenburg coun.
" She aas been a most popular teach
e. and We trust she viii return 20 Is
another term.
Mr.. ". Schcrck spent Yesterday IN
Richmond with ms son. NethefiIl. Tie
latter Who has been quite sick. Is now
well and has again resumed his studies
at Smithdeal College.
Quite a party OF Williamsburg gentle
men were IN this ncighborhoo6 Tuesoa,
n ght on a coon hunt
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-03-28

TCANo, Va. March PC NJ Bergh &
sons have just closed the sale Of Mr. < p
Richardson's farm known as Oakland.
They have also sold two iar,us of K II
Slater aud a part OF the old Chapman
farm.
Messrs A Bergh and NJ Johnson Of
WindOrn. MIMI, are spending lew
days in Norfolk and Washington look
ing over Uncle Sans property.
Mr. Kettelsou has let the contract on
his fine residence aud worK wiii be COM
meuced next week.
Mr. < Lee Is erecting a fne residence
IN the place OF the one burned down last
fall on Hill Pleasant farm. the home OF
the late Judge Henley.
Maps are now printed Of the new town
of Norway. Lots can now be purchased
There will soon be a modern store erect
ed at Norway, which promises TO be ons
Of James City's most prosperous villages
Quite a number OF homeseeKers hav,
been with our we'll known real estat,
agent, ( NJ Bcrgh this week.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-03-28

Mrs Henry A Wise. (nce Miss Hen
rietta BOOTH who has been visiting her
parents. De. and Mrs. +. G. Booth. ar
Cartcr's Grove, will leave for her home
ia New York Monday. Mrs. Wise - one
Of James City's most charming daught-
ers. and numbers her friends by scores
Mr. and Mrs V 3 vrecland. Of New
TX. were guests at the Inn here this
week. Their son is putting in a station
OF wireless telegraphy tor the govern
at Old Point.
Mr. { NJ BERGH, Of Tcano. Va. sells
lsrms. See news columns. Write him for
a farm. He has il. 1t
Mrs. Sarah E. Chapman and Miss
A ME Chapman returned yesterday
f-om Washington. accompanied by their
gusts. Mrs DIR Harper and Miss Mary
Carpenter. of Madison. Wis
MrDw Spencer was in Williamsburg
yesterday.
Mrs Charlotte Hubbard has returrCd
from a visit TO Richmond relatives.
The furniture for the new bank has
arrived. The bank viii begin business
next Wednesday or Thursday.
Subscribers whose subscription has ex.
pired will not receive the Gazette after
this week. An y like this indicates that
your subscription is due,
u
Academy by the score of 10 too.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-03-28


Mr.. {. +. Shortt. OF Indian Springs.
Tenn. general manager and salesman for
the goth century combination tool and
carriage jack, has been in town for 10
DAYS exhibiting this wonderful inven-
tion. 1t can be converted into sixteen
distinct tools and every one of them Of
practical working value. To sum il all
up II is the most unique invention ever
placed on the market and only has 10 be
seen 70 be appreciated In other words
you can get about $40 worth of good
tools for the small sum of So to So
according TO style of finish Mr.. Hen
ingham Harrison has purchased the
county rights OF James City and York.
He has already sold over one hundred
of the combination tools and several
carriage jacks Mr. Shortt has sold in
all some twenty odd counties in Virginia
and other states from here and has a
few more Virginia counties near Williams
burg fer sale cheap 10 the right man. He
will only be here few days and can be
seen at the Star Restaurant. 1t.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-03-28

some time ago a beauty show was
organized at Milan. which was well
patrouized. and SO young ladies were
Judged TO be the standard of beauty.
which entitled them 20 be- prize win
ners. But no prizes were Forthcoming
until the other day. when an announce
ment was made by the promoters OF
the show that they had now opened
lottery for men only. the condition be
ing that the drawer OF the winning
number must marry one OF the prize
winners i'm the beauty show, who would
in turn receive a proportionate share
of the proceeds OF the beauty show as
a dowry. If there are no marriages
the promoters are TO have the pro-
ceeds OF both shows.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-03-28
HEIRS OF JOHN HANCOCK.
eeseen ia nts Of the American Patriot
Put in Claims for French
sPOiIation Money.

IL looks as II the ''line of descent
from John Hancock Of revolutionary
fame might have 20 be run down for
the purpose OF determining al this
late day who are his heirs-at-Iayv.
says the Boston Herald. Though the
governor died about 1888. and AN his
estate then apparent was admins
tered upon 10y Dorothy Hancock. his
widow. it has recently come 20 pass
that his estate is entitled Go some
thing by virtue of a French spoiia-
ton claim. and i'm order To- receive
payment OF il supplemental admin
istration has 10 be taken ont on his
estate.
\ few months ago Mr.. George 4
King, an attorney, upon the request
of Mrs. Elizabeth L. IL. Wood. upon
the supposition that she was the
only heir at law of the patriot. filed
a petition in the Probate court for
Suffolk county. asking that he be aD-
pointed administrator Of the unad-
ministered estate. IL now appears
that Mary :. Sanfori. of Westches-
ter. says that she is one of John
HancOck's heirs, and Albert r. Con-
verse. her counsel has f'el an ap-
pearance in the case in opposit on 10
she petition. The matter II pending
In court. no day for the considera-
ton Of the matter having been fixed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-03-28

There IS a disease prevailing IN hi.
country n'csi dangerous because 50 dccec-
tive. Many sudden deaths are caused b.
heart disease. pneumonia. heart failure
CT apopiexye r= cftcn the result cf kidncy
disease. u kidney trouble Is allowed 90 ac-
vance The kidney poisoned bleed viii attack
tie vital organs. or he kidneys themselves
break down ard waste away cell BY cell
Then the richness Of the blocd-ths aibgnnen
leaks oct ard The sufferer has BriEh.'x
Disease. the vcrst form Ct kidney trouble.
Or. kiimcg Swamp Root the new o.
covery IS the true specific for kidney. bladder
and Urinary troubles. 10 has cured thousands
Of apparently hopeless cases. after an ether
efforts have failed. Al druggists In fity-cent
and CELLAR SECS, a sample bottle sent free
81 mail. also book telling scoui swamp
Root ard Us wonderful cures. address
Or. Kiimer & Co.. 5.ngharn,on, ". 7. za6
uaenuon this pager.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-03-28

Hitherto il has been considered a
moral weakness to slumber in church.
Now DR. Dabbs. the editor of Nectis.
comes TO the rescue Of the church
sleepers with scientific facts "You
call il irreverence 10 sleep in church.
Nonsense! II is only carOonic diox-
ide." The really irreverent person is
he who permits the church 20 be full
of this foul air.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-03-28
ORIGIN OF "GREENHORN.n
Term Used ny Hunter. Many Year.
AEO 90 Designate Deer with
Aiiing Antlers.

The democratic cloakroom OF the
senate held "a conrcnial comnarv. -
whom Mr. Vest. 81 Missouri was the
center. There were scintiilations and
pithv "reminiscences. the conversation
eventually turning 20 former Senator
Turpie. OF Indiana All agreed that
be was man ~ erudition. and some
one venturcd shat Mr.. Turnie now re-
siding among his own people in the
Hoosier state. Is one 90 the best in-
formed in bellies lettres 90 any man
who ever came 90 the senate. saws the
Washington Post
Il recall" interposed senator Vest.
can incident along that line. which
demonstrates what a marvel Mr. Tur-
pie IS i'm his fund OF information. I
was once in a company where "a cues
ton arose as 20 the origin OF the term
'greenhorn.' The question went
around until IL reached Mr. Turpie
oh. yes observed Mr. Turnie.
readily. III Is term that was used
many years ago iu hunting. The worti
was used OF deer which al certain sea-
sons OF the year have soft and green
horns. and resort 90 muddy dsnressions
In the landscape where they can
plunge those horns into The mud and
water 90 cool them.
There the deer became easy prey
/ Tor the hunters. and accordingly. be-
came known as 'grecnhorus From
/ that we have the use Of the word as
/ it Is applied tO men
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-03-28

Mr.. c r. Shortt. ~ Tennessee. has
been here several zee, in the interest Of
a ~onderfolcom5iuation monkey wrench
sbe instrument may called a wrench.
screw driver. vice. brace. drill or almost
an useful tool AIR. SbOrst has sold the
county right for IS counties wink be
has been her. Mr.. Heningham Harri-
son bought York and James City anc
everyone that sees the tool buys ".
Mr. Short has the following ca e. :
for sale. Gloucester. Mi5dlesrx. Mai
e~s, Surry. Sussex. Essex. King and
Queen. King William. Prince George ans
New Kent. The right men can sccur.
these rights a; a low prize. and wiu + nd
in the work proftabie aud pica~sns en-
ployment.
We saw TIE tool and ike evcrvb, ,
else wiz get ouc
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-03-28
"a - q RIA.
Bears TIA = The Kind You HAYS AlWsS BcuTht
'lS' af NHZzLZSl<

Tn the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court
OF the County of Charles Cisy on the
18th day of March, 1903.
Mary $, Dillard........................P Plaintiff
vs..
Houston Ollard....-......-............ Defendant
The object of this suit is to obtain a
divorce, "a vinculo matrimonii," for the
plaintiff against the defendant And an
affidavit having been made and filed that
the defendant Heust o billiard is not
resident OF the STATE of Virginia. it il
ordered that ne do appear here, within
fifteen days after due publication hereof.
and do what may he necessary 10 pro
tect bis interest in this suit. And II Is
further ordered that a copy hereof be
published once a week for four weeks in
some newspaper. and that a copy be for.
thwith posted at the front door Of the
i courthouse of this county.
A copy-TestS:
J. +. MAJoR. Clerk.
To HEusrON DmLARE-
Take notice that l shall, on the 2Sth
| day of May, 1908. at the law Office of
| l.. M Nance in the County of Charles
| City, Va, between the hours Of 6 A. NJ
and r. NJ. on that day. proceed q
| take the depositione OF &. H. Patterson
and others. 10 be read in evidence in my
! behalf 10 a certain suit in Equity de-
| pending in the Circuit Court for the
| County of Charles City wherein Won ave
defendant and am plaintiff: aud if from
| any cause. the taking of the said depoSi-
tons be rot commenced on that day. or.
il commenced. be not concluded on that
day, the taking OF the same Will De ad-
iourDed and continued from day 20 dav.
or from time 20 time. at the same place
1 and between the same hours. until the
| same shall be completed.
Respectfully yours.
May ,. pfLLARp.
BY coaossi
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-03-28

The post Office money order depart
ment handles about $500. 200. 900 a year.
The loss by the dishonesty and care
in the last two years. but this is part
" explained BY the fact that the clerks
are made responsible for the money
they handle. and any loss is Considered
theirs.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-03-28

The debts OF most southern states
diminish slowly, but the debts of
southern cities are not generally
considerable. New Orleans owes SlS-
100000; Louisville, 5000 o0s Kansas
City. s6.ooo.oOo; Memphis. ss.Soo. go.
Atlanta. sS.Soo.ooo. and Nashville.
2.sce.eoc.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-03-28
4YCke1 Brooks.
0enerag Insurance Agent

Representing the following
fiirst-class Companies
Va. Fire < Marine and Va.
State, Richmond Virginia;
Home, OF \. Y; Hamburg
bremen. Norwich L n j o d
Pennsylvania Fire and Fir
Association, OF Philadelphia.
L also represent the Fldeh
ity x Deposit Co, OF Md, and
the Fidelity and Casualty
Co. OF y. Y.
All business entrusted
whether lire Insurance bends
or of indemnity ON officials
or employees, viii receive
prompt attention.
once ossf spssesr 5sos.' SSoEs.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-03-28

l~laway ain Cst ecdiEg fatally.
sait,u a hoiglble u.cer on TIE leg OF }
g. Olutr. Ffarkuu Grove, lN. For four
ye,Is D, GATED all Go, tors and AL re-
a.,ults bus bu- Klen's ApicA Salve
aad 80 trouble 60 cure him Equally
laoo lOr buns. bruises. SkiB Erup-
ttors and piles. &c az Leonard Eeniey's
drug store.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-03-28

You Know That Vcu Are rsSing
When YOU take Groves Tastele~S C1'f'
Tonic because the formula Is plainly
printed n every bottle showing ga Il
Is simply Iron and Quinine in tasteless
Tim ~ Cnre. " Llv aLa-.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-03-28
Railroads
z 81 q Chesapeake *
- aoUTs - Ohio Ry.
TO Cincinnati. Louisville. Chicoss y
Louis. Ste
scr zrULE rs EFFECT. FErRvARy I. 100,
From Williamsburg.
WEsruOrNn.

r~,vr wrsruors,p.
p.ta 90,
$50 'i q" f..tr 49,.
River Division srain daily for
Lvrchhrrc. Lexington. Va,
and Clifton Forge. also cou-
r.i q, ,.l.t
~t..t.,t...
r
lo,+a q. m- Fast tram 'cA-eF 'uDe"fl
60 Nicnmunu N' $40 lS- -'s-
log chr uld Ip'nt 20 N'en-
m"na ~ u"eet, "i'n ~ '--
eNpress. ie"NinE N'>nilio so
at l.. ~ WIN B l.li'.ii 10y
Louis
gao 81. IN. pllv rast tratn to Rich
mord. Pullman Car. NO
stops Connects vvithF.F.N.
leaving Nchmnnl TO- $50 4 NJ
daiiy WITH Pullman Too hin-
Ton. ~iu,iun@n -Nn LOWS
Viile.
JOS r. '''- p-. .r-...-..-,s ,,.,sb
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-03-28

AfAASc-s-..- a
Umpires-Crim and Dade.
Tuesday evening the German Club had
meeting and elected officers for the
Final Ball. {. q. Henson was elected
president, and X. a. Holt. secretary aud
treasurer. The club decided 70 have its
Easter German on Easter Monday.
April 18th.
Mr.. J. {. Rawls. OF Nansemond coun-
". was called home by the serious i'll
ness of his mother.
DR.. Tyler was in Richmond on bus
mss Thursday.
Miss Mamie Davis, principal of the
Model school. has been confined TO her
room with grip the past few DAYS.
This afternoon the College base ball
team will cross bats with the Richmond
Academy team on the college campus.
This evening at o'clock the Phoenix
Literary Society will have its open meet.
ing in the chapel.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-03-28

clrrrrrrr. ~ r,r -r-,.r-...- 49,.
800, Ell JAN II,
TRAINS Avn ,sf,.r.,,o.sr, 49,,
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ef-I,Nr 10 rs a. o.
s. psi r19RSf D.'',.lls'l.o
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S.55p.M. S.25A. N.-Ar Hgn,iet
9.3oP.N s.45 ANIL. Aaniet
5.15 Al. 6.4O s.. 81 Ar. Atlanta
10 An. 1855 i. M.--Ar. Columbia
.,,, Eastern Tinsl
800 a. "a AA-1" Ny. Columbia
central limc.l
ertTr 80, =. AT HaF ann.h
40 - "a 80 4. e',--ar. laeSsonviile
e'0opNT 60 ~ a 81 = = y Jus TINS
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boo An. 2.39 PA -Lv. Greenwood.
10 Al. 5.l9 P.M.-Lv. Athens.
o-Ao An {. 20 M--Ar. Atlanta.
80 L.M.-Ar. Augusta.
a.. 800 An .--V M---Ar. Mason
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nection AZ Norli,. .,itb -, -.
Henderson TOP Al ana R..I.5.,s !, - II
II. NJ. daily. ADD Durham y a -
Is. except SUNDAY.
Connects az Jackson,ille for an r..
ida East COST points ana M T.ncs -
Cuba anu Porto Rice. AZ New Srl..a,.
tor Ali points in Texas Nexieo- -
California.
TRAINS Appt,r pt,-t,,,r..-,
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PETERSBURG and local NOM.
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-03-28
College Notes.

The FIRST base ball game of the season
was played Thursday afternoon when
the College team crossed bats with the
Williamsburg Blues. The Blues won the
toss and opened the game. In the first
two innings the town team kept up with
the college, but after that the Blues were
not permitted TO score until near the
close Of the game The feature OF the
game was a home run by Elmore Mara
Die. One of the best plays Of the game
was a double play when Graves batted
TO Lloyd who passed 10 Councilman on
hrst, scoring a victory for the Orang,
and White
The line up was as follows:
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-03-28

In the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court
OF the County OF Charles Cisy on the
18th day of March, 1903.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-10-27
Forest Lieu Application.

United States Land Office, Kalispell
Montana, October s, 1903
Notice is hereby given that Jesse
II. Sherman, whose postoffice address
is Denver, Colorado, has this day
made application to select, under the
provisions of the act OF June 4, 1897
go Stat 3G), the following described
tract Of land, to-wit:
The northwest quarter of the south
east quarter of Section Nine, Town
ship Twenty-Five North, of Range
Twenty-one West, Montana Principal
Meridian.
Within the next thirty days from
the date hereof protests or contests
against the selection. on the ground
that the land described, or any por
ton of it, is more valuable for its
mineral than for agricultural pur
poses, will be received and noted fol-
report to the commissioner of the
General Land Office.
Andrew w. Swaney,
Register