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The Palatka news and advertiser., 1903-03-27
OF Course He Can Talk.

Capt. Walter M. Davis, formerly
of Palatka, but now successful at
tOrney of Jacksonville, seems to be
in great demand as public speaker
at important public meetings in the
metropolis. Tonight he is scheduled
to address a monster mass-meeting
in the interests of the Jacksonville
Home Rule Association, to be held
at the foot of Main street. Among
the other speakers will be Mayor
Fletcher, w. J. Bryan and Ex-Con-
gresham Chas. M. Cooper.
Mr.. Davis is also one of the lectur-
ers, selected from among the clergy
men, lawyers and physicians of the
city to address the students of Mas
sey's Business College. He deliv-
cred his first lecture last week,
speaking of which the Evening Me-
trOpolis says:
1.-The first of these lectures was de-
livered on Wednesday of this week
by Hon Walter M. Davis, the popu-
lar young attorney of this city and
son of Congressman Davis. Mr.. Da-
Wis delivered plain, practical ad-
dress to the students, touching upon
three things that tend to the highest
success in life. He also discussed
some important phases of business
law. He spoke in a deliberate but
forceful manner. His language was
chaste and beautiful and at times in
tensely eloquent, although he seemed
to avoid all display of oratory. He
was listened to with profound atten-
tion by both students and teachers,
who uniformly expressed themselves
as being highly entertained and ben
Gifted"
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1903-03-27
Drowned From Steamer
Fearless.

While the steamer Fearless was
making its return trip to George
town on Friday of last week, pass
eng9r named w. NJ. Digby. reeled
and feel backward into the river
from the saloon deck. He was
drowned. The accident occurred
about one mile this side of the Nor
walk landing. Capt. Cone stopped
his boat and spent a considerable
time trying to find and rescue the
drowning man, but to no avail. 1t
was dark and the man was never
seen or heard from after striking the
water. He was intoxicated and
probably too full for utterance.
Capt. Cone had gone to the man
for his ticket and found him dosing
in a chair. He touched him on the
shoulder and asked for his fare.
when Digby Strengthened up, got on
his feet and staggered back too far,
and fell backward into the water.
AS he staggered Capt. Cone tried to
catch him, but failed.
The body was found on Monday
near Saratoga and was identified by
lawyer J. G. Blackwell of this city,
who had had some business relations
with Digby on the morning of the
day he was drowned.
Digby was stranger in Palatka.
He had arrived here on Friday
morning and was going to Norwalk
to see about some land in which he
was interested. He spent a consid-
cradle time in the saloons and when
he boarded the boat was quite
drunk. He halls from Cullman,
Ala.
Coroner Rowton decided that an
inquest was not necessary. The
body was brought here on the May
Haw and buried last Tuesday. Dig
by was a man apparently about 90
years of age.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1903-03-27
Club Supper Tonight.

The Woman's Fortnightly Club
will give supper this (Friday) even
ing in the store room, on Lemon
street, formerly occupied by F. C.
Cochrane. The menue will consist
of chicken salad, boiled ham, cream
ed potatoes, cheese straws, pickles,
bread and butter, fruit, punch, cakes
and coffee.
The proceeds of the supper will be
applied to the club and library home
fund, and the patronage of the peO-
pie is cordially invited. The price
of supper will be only 25 cents.
Homemade candies will also be for
sale.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1903-03-27

FOR SALE.-My house and lot at
Slo Dodge street. Seven rooms and
bath; also good wood house. Call
ana examine. FL. w. KILPATRICK.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1903-03-27
Office, 28 Front St., PAIATKA, FLA

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
Tax Deed Under Section s, of Chapter
1888, Laws of florida.
Notice is hereby given that w. L..
Fallon, purchaser of Tax Certificate
No. 563, dated the I'd day of July, A. D.
1900, has filed said certificate in my Of
flee, and has made application for tax
deed to issue in accordance with law.
Said certificate embraces the following
described property situated in Putnam
county, florida, to wit:
Part lot 8, Book r, p. 100 Section 2S,
township 10. range 27-3 acres.
The said land being assessed at the
date of the issuance of such certificate
in the name of S H Clark. Unless
said certificate shall be redeemed ac-
cording to law, tax deed will issue there
on on the Gath day of March, A D 1908.
Witness my official signature and seal
this the 10Th day Of Feb. A. d. 1903.
ISeaU JOSEPH PRICE,
Clerk ct. OF. of Putnam County, Florida
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1903-03-27
Notice..

WANTED FAITHFUL PERSONS TO
M IhA v Ell Tor well established house in a few
counties, calling on retail merchants and
agents. Local territory Salary Sl.O2I n wear
and expenses, payable Sl9.7O a week in cash
ana expenses advanced. Position perman-
ard House S34 Dearborn ST., Chicago, d 4-28t
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1903-03-27
Tax Assessors Visits.

For the purpose of receiving tax
returns, Tax Assessor Bullard will
oe at the following named places on
the dates given below:
Roscola, March 10th; Norwalk,
March 18th; Fruitland, March 18th;
Georgetown, March l4th; Denver,
March l6; Crescent City, March 18th
and 18th; Huntingson, March 10Th;
Como, March goth; Pomona, March
2lst; Sisco, March 23d; Satsuma
Heights, March 24th; Nashua, March
25th; Welaka, March 26th.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1903-03-27

The Great Spirit told the Indians,
ana they told us about the phenome-
nal curative powers of OCKLA-
WATHA. You can find out about it
at the Putnam Pharmacy.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1903-03-27
The Palatka News
and Advertiser
ANNNNNNNNNNNN%NN %NN
City Happenings and
Personal ItlentiOn.


Harry Wood is again in the city
after an absence of some time.
Miss Pearl Spangler of Goodall
visited friends in the city last week.
D. w. Glisson, a prominent young
man of Bostwick, was in the city
last Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Williams of San Ma
teo was Il pleasant visitor to the city
on Wednesday.
Ed. Gerber came over from Hast
ings last Saturday and spent Sunday
with home folks.
Mesdames Robert and Lou. Brown
ing of Francis, were shopping in the
city on Wednesday,.
Walter Thomas has accepted the
local agency in Putnam county for
Armour d Cos. fertilizers.
w. G. Townsend the big turpetine
operator of Lake Butler, and Nor
walk was in the city Tuesday.
NJ. Wilkinson of Orange Mills
was in town "Wednesday shopping
and transacting other business.
Mrs. Young and her daughter of
Brooksville, Fla, are visiting the
family of DR.. Miller at Francis.
Mrs TT r. Risbop. formerly of Pa
latka. but now of Richmond, Va, is
paving short visit to Mrs. &. Loper
Bailey.
rho lourob NIist carried excursion
parties last Sunday to the scene of
the recent disaster of the steamer
Metamora.
11rrll,,+ iustica of the neace
and a large orange grower of Cres-
cent CITY. was visitor IN the city
ON "Wednesday.
M. Choe L Rowton and her
oros+ Mrs Goorce Meserole of New
York spent several DAYS of this
week in ST. Augustine.
,,ns M Il < Criu and Ofrs.II
,r.'.,o. ~ ,,,ana a,,ono +he visitors to
r..a,t Ci+,- los+ SATURDAY. +o at
TEND the teachers institute.
,1, ,a Nrrs Milton Georra Of
Cliao,'a , " ,rho aro snondi,g the sea-
t,,,ooI,or naro iT tbe citv
~, ,Tonda,.., Tnesdov
G trodoos fornorIv of this
oo,,,+,, brt now If JocksonviIla, was
o,,,,no tI,a ,ro,,,inont bneiness visi-
D,I,41-,, -, 11,,dro,d,v
.,. ,r.
1,,-,N,J nnd ,is nor+v aboard re-
'.D-, e.S,', t,,i,,, 49,, +hoct Iobns
T,l.. ,,,i,,lin 1o.t Monday,
" l''' " ,,,.
D. a. 'oll"i'l'S a'''' 0P.''1" " ~ - ~
goooS anu gents iu'"'''il''S SUI -,
ond Sivth streets formerly occupied
hv A Nallem.
- y 11odo,s eor,nor,v of +bis citv
49, ,'el,,.,,,o,,',ft FL, Atlanta
",,.'t w." ,,a;,,t shons IN sanford
a,,,,t c,,,,,dn,, I,aro +,o or.s+ of I. A
Smith
,, .e,,o.. ro1I ,,1o,.od 11r;.
,t7annsor hatwoor +bo p,1atko
Wy ,,sN.,S,,t Ci4,, i,,,ior o1,bs ga
"'lU' -, DaIo.I-,,. eora, H., , soore
r'nI
;, -, y.u,. p.o. ,no,,,i
l,'.;,,a a,,,"ot,n. ~ tho
l'. i,l'.z. l..,L.,a,,t,,,. ,,.o a.
~ Tp"I'E ,1.' t,,ai,'aaa ,,icitor in
li9'1 ~, ',,, 1..H,,,,,
''o 0''S " ''''',''' -,
MIS- '''voi @ I1 i9ia' '1 ,l,i ,,,' b.,-o
,s,l -,e"o " VS. vs. t,;l,n4i"Ns m 70 +ho Con-
~ D;.,...,J 4a
IT''el"O' l''~", 4,,, <" 49,, aill,,,o} ~,
Plo'''e s,'.I w. '',ti" or ae ,,n,i o
vi W ''l Wv ''''' -
|. jacobson, the well-known shoe
dealer mas the Sole asehc! III "i"'
ka lor tle Alil'a 0'loe lo'l'Il loi
Nlcl klu Shoes' 1t SIa|S Oh lonS
time ana makes al ola sIloe look ike
new one.
The remains of Frederick Dcuber,
some years since deceased. were dis
inferred on wednesday morning
from west ' lew cemetery '.lu SNIP
pea 10 J"ckSon'llie' Wner" they Will
be lalo 10 resi- Oeslue MS "l'c'
Robert James has installed 3
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1903-03-27
Attention..

All Confederate veterans of J. j.
Finly Camp, No. LII, are required
to meet at the court house on Mon
day, March 30, at 1880 p. m. Busi-
ness of Importance. BY order of
J. ID. POINTS,
Captain Commanding.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1903-03-27

FOR RENT-No. 2O7, 2ll Third
street, A. w. Strange houses. Apply
gil, Third street.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-09
Serious Development of the Miss
issippi Flood Situation Near
Lake Providence, La.
NO ATTEMPT MADE TO MEND IT.
The Creyasse in the is Foot Embank-
ment is Reported TO BE
500 Feet Wide.
Parts OF Tensas. Madison, coneordia
calahouh, East Carroll and Rich
land Parishes VIII Be Sub
merged BY the Waters

New Orleans. April 8.-The most Sc
rious development Of the flood situa-
ton Friday was the break in the levee
at Hollybrook plantation. owned by .
James c. Pittman. The c-evasse Is
about six miles below Lake Provi-
dence n East Carroll parish The
levee probably was Is feet in height
and no attempt will be made 70 mend
Il. Efforts. however. will DO made 20
hold the ends. Much valuable cotton
land will be overnowed but the dam
age will be principally in delay in get
ting seed into the ground. The ere
.asso is reported 10 be 500 feet wide
Parts Of Tensas. Madison. Coucordia.
Catahouh and Richiand parishes, In
addition to East Carroll. VIII be sub
merged. the water ultimately return
| Ing 10 the Mississippi through the
| Red river Dispatches from the VI
| clnity OF tho break say with favora-
ble existing river conditions the water
viii not long run through the ere
vase and the damage will De oonsid
erably less than that done by the Wy
iy-nass crevasse In the same vincinity
IN 1898
The work Of strengthening the cril
work at Hymelia continued Throughout
the day No signs Of weakness In th'
structure have yet appeared. lt is an
ticipated that sachng will begin Sat
urday and that the break will b
mendcd early next week.
New Orleans. April e-The lovc
broke Sunday morning az the uppe
line OF ex.Gov Warmouth's Nagnoh
plantation. on the west side OF Oh
river and about co miles below n
city. AS the river bank az tnat poll
is very steep. the break viii have
be closed from the inside. The Grar
Isle railroad refuses freight or pa
senEers for points below Magnolia
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-09
TOOK Hrs OWN lrrr.
Mrs. Van welk Committed Suicide In
a Jersey City Hotel.

New York. April e-MrA LoaiS
AnieS Van Weik shot and killed nerseit
IN the Hotel Washington. In jersey
city. Sunday she Vas 81 years CID
n blonde and good-iooking She ar
rlvet In Jersey City on Friday. and
vent TO tho Hotel Washington
she seemed In GOOD spiritc and Was
well supplied With money. and nuuna<.
ous packages arrived a. the desk from
New York stores for her. she was las,
seen alive Saturday evening oy ons
OF the maids OF the hotel
Baltimore. April e-Mrs. Loniss
Ames wclk was the daughter Of Capt
Fdwiu Ames. o. the United states
Army Fourteen years ago she VA
married here to Otto D. weik. Of In
. diana Three years since. they vcr'
divorced In Washington. Aster IN
divorce proceedings Mrs- weik place
the prehx Van 20 the surname o
her former husband. Her friends 1
, this city we're very reticcnt sunda
, night. but u is understood that n
? body OF the young woman Nin :
brought here for burial
Washington. April e-Mrs Va
weik waa divorced from her nrst hu
band. ard about three years sgo 81
was married % Edward Woifhauer.
/, New Yorker Il Is said that recent
!, she took up her residence In Dakoi
with view 20 obtaining a tivor
/, from him also Mrs Van weik hi
, engaged quarters here Tor the raci'
"A season.
Greencastle. Ind. April s.-Ma
!, Amos Wcik. who committed ouici
i. a. Jersey City Sunday. was grar
!, daughter of Bishop Ames. of
. Methodist Episcupai church. on
"a president % Depauw university. S
,r was graduated from DePauv with
-. class of SIS and was prominent IN
~. diana society and college Greek let
~. society circles Forrtecn years
she married otto Wcik. thon a
dent A. Dcpauw. and several ye
NY later She received a divorce and NJ
' ried Woibauer otto Welk ia nov
resident of St louis
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-09
THE AslArlc SQUADRON.
n VIII 5c Increased ey Vessels That
Are on the Way.

washington. April 6.-The United I
States naval representation In the /
Orient viii be increased materially as
soon as the vessels now under orders
10 proceed TO those waters arrive
there. The navy department IN max
Ing this increase contempiates squad
rons in Asiatic and Philippine waters
under three general heads. viz YES
sells Of the line OF battle. made up OF
the SattiosAips Kentucky. Oregon and
Wisconsin. and the monitors Monterey
and Monadnock. all OF which are now
there EXCEPT the Wisconsin. which
sails from Puget sound about May l.
second. the cruisers squadron. made
IN OF the New Orleans. which Is al
ready on the Asiato station. and the
Raleigh. ROW in the Caribbean sea
and the Albany and the Cincinnati .
and the third squadron made up o'
runboats and small craft designed IS
pecialiy for service In the smaller
bodies OF water where the larger ship
because Of their draft are unable q
20 The idea OF the three squadron
formation Is a favorite one with man
navel officers. who. 20 some extent
have arranged its counterpart VIII
the vessels Of the Atlantic feet
II Is said here that the change !
the character Of the Asiatic squadro
is due primarily 20 what naval expert
consider the proper division OF on
navy and was decided on some tim
J. ago II also Is felt 20 be a good pr
l. cautionary measure 20 have a stron
n representation In tho FAR east read
D. for service should the occasion unc
l. pcctcdiy arise.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-09

Hamilton. O.. April 6.-Aifred A
Knapp. the multi-murderer. entered a
plea OF not guilty 10 the indictment
charging him with the murder Of his
wife Hannah. He was represented In
court by lawyer Thomas. who entered
the plea for him. Samuel keelor also
nleaded not guilty TO murder.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-09

New York. April t.-Business fail-
rres in the United states for the week
ending April number las. against us
last week. l7s in the like week OF 1901
isS in 1901 In Canada failures foi
the week number IS. against 10 last
wsak and IS IN this week year ago
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-09
A worId.. Record Lowersd.

Pensacola. Fla. April 4. - The
worlds record for accuracy was low
cred Friday by the gunners OF the
battleship Indiana. In their practice.
The 1s-snch tnrret guns made u hits
out OF 12 shots. the range being i've
miles. -
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-09

Helena. Mont. April 6-Buried
treasure TO the amount Of about SIS
600 was discovered BY a plunoer nh-
der the house Of 3i0 Broadway. As a
reward for his discovery the alleged
owners OF the treasure. MI. and Mrs
Iohn Mccormick. gave him 81.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-09

Wheeling. W. Va. April &C. r.
Hirst. B. & o. yard brakeman. was
instantly killed His foot was caught
in a frog in such manner that he
could not release It. The crew OF the
engine that ran him down did not
hear his cries. and both legs were sew
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-09
Eortunt in Rubbish Pile.

Seneca. Kan. April Fifteen thou
sand dollars IN government bonds
have been discovered In a rubbish pile
where they had been concealed. pre-
sunably by W. l. Maxwell. OF Sanger
ties. N. Y. who is nov being treated
In a private asylum
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-09
UNITED MINE WORKERS.
An Increase Of 10000 in Membership
During the Past Year.

Indianapolis. Ind April 3.-Repor's
for the year ending March 81. received
AZ the national headquarters OF tho
mine workers. show sthore are now
2s4 ts9 members OF the United Mino
Workers Of America an Increase OF
80 900 over one year ago This docs
not include members who are not paid
up and IN good standing, neither does
I, include the 80 900 anthracite miners
or the Kentucky miners, who are nov
striking for an Increase In their was'
scale
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE uMPlREs.
Radical Measures VIII De Taken 20
Enforce Certain Rules.

Washington. April AT "a confer
once between President Puiham and
his stan OF National league umpires.
held at Old Point Comfort. radical
measures were taken to enforce rules
AGAINST "kichug' and rowdyism.
The following important construction
was placed on Rule 90. relative TO the
pitchers position. II is construed az
mcanins THAT tho pitcher. in takine
his position. shall place no part or
either foot back Of the rubber. neither
shall he take more than one step In
delivering tho ball 20 tho backsiop.
The enforcement OF this rule w.n do
away with all preliminary steps. eth
er TO the rear or side Of the pitchers
rubber.
stricter Interpretation Of rules
prohibiting the batsman from halkini
the catcher and that Of the helders go
torfering with base runners whei
caught between the bases was aeree
on. No batsman hereafter Will D
allowed 10 take first when hit 10y
slowly delivered ball. the umpire I
he iudee OF such speed.
Emphasis Is laid on the rule n
? quiring runners 70 keep within Oh
three foot lines in going 90 nrst. an
+. In general. notice 10 given OF the il
- eral enforcement OF playing rules
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-09
RETURNING SOLDIERS.
Transport Thomas From Manila Ar
rives at San Francisco.

San Francisco. April 4.-The trans
port Thomas arrived from Manila Fri
day and landed its passengers Amcng
them were Brig Gen. F. d. Baldwin
and Brig. Gen. NJ. c. Foote. The Thorn
as brought $50 enlisted men OF the
25th. 27th. 31st and s6th batteries OF
coast artillery and the 18th. and with
batteries OF field artillery. There was
also lSs discharged soldiers. lis cas-
nails and SO sick soldiers.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-09
The TROUBLE SETTLED.
wabash Road Gives Its Employees An
Increase In Wages

St Louis. April 6.-After four
months Of controversy between the
emploves OF the Wabash railroad and
the officers OF that system, during
which a strike was imminent and was
prevented only BY a temporary In
junction. dissolved on Wednesday, re-
straining the employees from vacatins
their positions. The differences were
finally adjusted and the controversy
eNectually and satisfactorily settled
Saturday evening.
Offcers OF the brotherhood. repre-
senting the employees. declare the set
/ tIement is satisfactory and is sweep
ing victory for organized labor
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-09

Dee Moines. la, April S.-Three
hundred democrats Thursday night
attended a Jeffersonlan banquet at tbs
savery hotel. The principal speakers
were William ]. Bryan and Adlai 3
stevenson. Geo T. Rhlnehsrt. Of New
ton, presided.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-09
PRESCRIPTION BOTTLES
Il Is Understood That An Advance In
Price viii Be Made.

indianapolis. Ind. April 3.-The
eastern and western divisions Of the
national organization Of flint glass bot
tie manufacturers met here Thursday
Great secrecy was maintained. II Is
understood an agreement was reached
on the schedule for prescription bot
ties and an advance will follow The
differences IN methods and prices be
tween the two sections Of the organi
zatlon were adjusted. IL was stated
/ There were 50 manufacturers here
nearly all from the east.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-09
CONDENSED NEWS


Ocean steamers have recently had
stormy voyages Across tie Atlantic
The oopo's physician has advised .
limitation of the armoer OF asdicace~
A aenonssration In favor q re-
public became a not IN Na1rit. spain
Preesdent Mstcheil. Of the Ninevork-
ers- VIII make an EFFORT % organlrs
and unioui-s Tie miners q "e-t VIZ
ginia-
Four eafets we're dismissed from
the West Polnt MintAry academy. hay-
inr been round dsaeisnt IN tAesr
stutics
Al wiikssearrs. Pa. In qaarres
/ between Frederick Barney ant his
wife. tho latter was sSot and Instant
y kined
TIE enlisted men Of ths ships of tha
ba.tieship squadrun are % be given
net leave q ten days when tho vessels
I are docked fer repairs in about
month and a half
Tests Of 6st tons of arnor piase FOR
the hattleshlp Nebraska and the con-
nirE tower for the aru,ored cruiser
West Virginia. with siN-inch capped
she'll we're made AZ the indian Head
proving grounds
Margaret Neve. King EdNart's old
sst subject died az her home n
= Guernsey. For 10 years years she
uress-vaf her health. strcngth and
% even her cyesight and vas knoWu
= throughout tho United Kingdom
Two burglars were caught In the ae'
% rohbinE a clothing store In Water
loo. Ny whcn taken Go heatQaar
ters one gave the name ~ Joseph Nc
Dernott % Cincinnati. and the othe
John Kennedy. ~ BROOKLYN
c O. IeCompte. q Eminebce. ny
= won the Grand Hotel cup IN the ana
- CAV o. the shooting tournament al II
- dianapons lie broke ~ oct o.; ,
=, targets against adverse conditions
H.. Wind. raiu and light
A.. Under tho walls q the Tom,
prison. Scw York. Warren Smith.
itvsar-old boy. messenger FOR sa
rcant 4 Co. hardware manufactures
was held MP By tWo men and roee'
Of 81. 900 beionginE 20 his employer
,cd 4 aiearrcenont between The MI
operators and miners. regarding q
strike commissions ruiing on q
are number OF hours % constitute da'
1r's work. resulted "a the closing X ma
hat collleries throughout the anthfAc
-ics rogion.
less Alexandra orellac. ono of the m
OF istcrial conrressmen for the iathm
tier. announces that be ~ opposed 90
lnce acceptance or the Hay.Hcrran Pa
king ma canal convention on tac gros
born that q Is betior 10 suffer poverty q
NNo indignity.
next @ Hauman sims. collection 81
Own Tor tho Capital city national hs
Atlanta. Ga has been placed ur
arrest By United States Deputy ;
ehal Scott upon a warrant sworn
Nv presitcnt spcor. OF the oi
charging Sims VITA emocr-iins
GOO
- aght took place Ia little Rocl
s.. one of the most prominent street
,- Little Rock betVcon United 50
- Senator James I. Clarke and
....s., gresham e nrunfige The tifni
-..t.- occurred over statement rivcn
, ,,s reporter by Nj nrundigc ia an
,ons. view several weeks ago.
re.tiv Judge r N idc. of the Philii
commission. has advised the VA
"a % uartment OF bis arrival az san
i her cisco from the Philippine Islands
porto fssrinc 20 the illness Of Gov
Judge Ide says 70 is the result o
governors recent extended
;. through the provinces and that
in tne hills Will accomplish hl
rrship | covcry
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-09
suppIy Hea, and Power BY Electricity,

Clifton Forge. Va. April s.-The
Economic Lighting Co, to carry on
the business in the United States OF
America OF manufacturing and sup
plying light. heat and power. or any
OF them. by means OF electricity. has
been granted a charter. Capital from
a 600 900 10 $4,000 900.