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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-28
Too great a Risk.

In almost every neighborhoOd some
one has died from an attack Of colIe
or cholera morbus, often before medi-
cine could be procured or a physician
summoned. a reliable remedy for these
diseases should be kept at hand. The
risk Is too great for any one to take.
Chamberlaiu's Coils, Cholera and Diar-
rhoca Remedy has undoubtedly saved
the lives of more people and relieved
more pain and suffering than any other
medicine in use. It can always be de-
pended upon. For sale by Geo. c. Stone.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-28

There Is every evidence that United
States Senator Hanna has all along
favored the nomination Of President
Roosevelt. Those closest to him corrob-
orate the statement and their statements
are cumulative evidence Of that fact.
The one point with him was that he
thought it wiser to defer the matter Of
Ohio'- indor-ins him until next year, but
lis course. after ascertaining the views
and wishes Of the President, sets him
right and exposes the many misrepresen.
tations. which have been made a to his
attitude.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-28

At this particular juncture there IS Il
ehalineSg between Grafton and Parkers-
burg. The cause i the determination OF
thc Wabash railroad to abandon Park
ersburg for 4 while at least, and posi-
bly for al time and 60 through Grafton
instead. The Baltimore & ohie. however.
viii h. tile means of the two places not
scycring their relations altogether. 1t
win keep them in touch with one an
other @ far a. a railroad line can do
that.
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Roosevelt stands pat" Hanna stands
pat," and the Democratic papers which
labored overtime to work mp bad feeling
among Republican leaders find them
selves suddenly out of a job. There is
now perfect harmony in the grand old
party and the Democrats are at sen. The
hope they entertained was short-lived
and they are up against the real thing,
ana how to meet the situation is now the
puzzle they cannot figure out.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-28
NOTICE.
Notice to Contractors and the GeneF'

Notice to Contractors and the General
Public:
We desire to announce the Organization
Of the Eureka Plumbing company which
has already opened for business in the
stotler building, Fifth street, Glen Elk'
with A S. Gould, president and Charles
II. johnson, manager.
We are ready for business and are pre-
pared to do everything along the line o.
plumbing and gas and steam fitting. Sat
isfatcion guaranteed. Both phones.
EUREKA PLUMBING CO.,
apr22tf clarIsburg, ". Va.
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RuYS Am sELLs HnRsEs.

" D. Stuart Is buying and sellins
horses at hi, large barns on Traders al
ley in the rear Of the Central Presby
terrain church, where the Clarksbur'
Transfer wa, formerly located. He aim
to have some horses on hand all the time
He win take few boarders at the barn
ml2t
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-28
ON EASY
PAYMENTS

Ten dollars paid down and Eve DOL
lars per month buys lot on the Park
ersburg & Marietta car line in the best
location along the line. A plot Of these
lots can be found with Z. Thad Post
Jacobs building, clarksburg, W. Va.
mr3ltt
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-28

It was getting of a pun, when It gave
utteranee to the remark, but stiIl an
explanation Is but proper that those who
are not on the inside may know exactly
the status Of affairs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-28
YOUNG BOY HAS TYPHOID.

Little George Wallis, the ciGht-year
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Wallis,
was taken TO the Harrison county hos.
pital Wednesday. He has typhoid fever.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-28

See willisOu & Dennison,'s real estate
advertisement in another column. They
offer some rare bargains. m25tf
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The DAILY TELEGRAM can be found on
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Showaere Bros news stand Pike =.
Ed. Rone's ne7s stand. Pike ST
Traders Hotel news stand.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-20
ImpOrtante reunion
de agriCultOreS
en- Rio Grande
Reina muChO entuSiaSmO para
Ell CultlVO del algOd6n
en- Rio Grande
de nuestro corresponsaz)

Abril, 19.-Hoy hA tsniao lugar
una importante reunion de agricul'
torres en- Ell vaeino pueblo de Rio
Grande, convocada p0r don Rafael
PAlacio ZAlszar, quten no deseAnsa
en- 10 props 6 Anaa de la siembra de
algod6n en- toda 10 Isla, y especial:
ments en- este Distrito.
FL senior Palacio, aconsei6 & toaos
los possedores de terrenos, que
dedicar4n gran parte de estos al
cultivo de tan Denefieiosa planta.
Entire otras personalidades, se en-
contraban en- dlcha reunion dom Jose
G. CAlder6n Alealds de lR loc&lidad,
don Ramon Vlllamil, rico propista. !.
rio, don Alfredo Cruz farmaceu sieo,
don Francisco Torres propietsrio,
y IN gran n1mero pequef1os ter&ts'
mentes.
Tan buens impression ha proauci.
do 10 propaganda del sef1or Pala.
clos, que se caleulan 600 euerdas
pI6ximAs & culsivarss en- aqu6lla
Jurisdiction, y &c eles que 90 aupii'
cara ese n1mero mas aaelante.
El domingo pr6ximo ira el senior
Pslacios a Trujillo.alto, con igual
fn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-20
Sc ANUNClA
para en- breYe Ia vista de una
c6Iebre cauSa en- Mayaguez
Mucha expectation pub1iea
con mo two de las inves-
tigaciones que SO Prac-
tican

Abril, 18 -Aun no Sc sabe si los
cinco reos acusados de asesinato en-
la carretera de Afisseo serkn iuzga'
dos en- astA eindad 8 en- Areeibo.
Sc afirma que el sbogaao senior
Ramos no aceptar& 10 defsnsa del
cabo JoE6 ORTIZ.
Sc ssegurs ques Natalie N1f1ez se.
r& defendido pOr el joven y eloeuen-
te abogado amerieano doctor don
Jose Ramon Freyre, hijo del inol'
vidable director de sLs RAz6n..
Sc asegura que Rafael Agostini
Gutierrex % encuentra gravemente
enfermo de viruelAs, en- 10 e1ferme'
ffa de 10 ckrcel.
Sc aseg egura tambiea que Mr.. Corn
well ser&sdseal en- esa eaasa ayudado
por al sef1or Torres Grau, asf como
que Ell juez> >presi aente ser4 Mr.. Ja'
mes A. Erwin y que Ell jurado se
compondrA en- sd mayor parte de
fsderales.
En- 10 ciudad hay gran expectation
con motive de 10 investigaci6n que
se estk hacienda en- Rsuntos mu niei.
pales. Sc ham heeho 1.timsmente
nuavos arreatos.
En- 10 fscalfa Sc trabsia CON aeti.
viaad pasmosa y por las esquinas SO
ven grupos eomentsndo 10 situa'
sion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-20
SOLIC / T u D
de suspension de acuerdo
Desde Barceloneta Sc ha solicitado
que ell xfondo de imprevistoss
sirva para para socorrer q los
pobres y no para licores
y dulces
lDe nuestro coryesponsa1l

tAS NUSaHV Co9T6SptNsctttI
B rcelone to, Abril 19 Los sen }.
res don Virgilio del Pczo y don Ma.
nual Villamil Pears, interesssos en-
todo 10 que tiensa al bisneStar de
nuestro pueblo, han presentxdo an
escrito oil Ayuntamiento, pidiendo 10
suspension de an acuerdo an que Sc
ordena el pago CON arreglo & la par
'tida de impreviatos de sesentA y Gin :
co dollars, que sc invirtieron an
licores y dulce para absequiar 10
hija del Presidente su paso por In
egtsci6n de este pueblo; y como so.
lamente quedan sesenta y nueve do
liars, de dieha partida, teniendo que
Atender con ellos 6 los socorrcs de
nuestros pObreS, exponen los fir
nantes del eserito, que ese gAato de
ben stenderle pRYticularmente los
sef1ores del Conseio, pues con euatro
dollar no pOdr4n atender & los me-
cesitAdos durante el presents ejsr.
eicio.
Hsy desavenencias en- el comit6
republicano, srAmistas. Sc asegu'
IN que varios miembros del Comit6
han pedtao la dimisi6n del Presiden'
to, asf como 10 de alganos emplea'
dos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-20
Como eStdn las DiezaS
en- el tablero revolucio.
rio de Sto. Domingo
Un ejercito en- cada orilla
del Ozama y el gobier-
no ahuyentado del Ca
pitolio.

Podemos informar que la situaci6n
de Santo Domingo es crftica. PasA
ieros recientemente llegados Pom.
CO dan exactcs ipformes que alean-
zAn & muy reciente fecha.
Le capital dominisana est& en- po'
der .se los revolucionarios desde ha'
ce nm mes. AL otro lado del rio
acampan las faerxas del gobierno.
Es nm caso singular en- 10 historia de
les revueltas Il tino-americSnas. Tn
gobierno ahuyentado de su cspitolio
que asedia y amenazA SD propiO
asiento y unos revolucionarios antes
tfashumantes y shora apoderados
de la principal ciudsd del pals.
e, ex- presiaenta Vazqusz, jefs de
las fuerzas del laao all& del OzRms,
&menaxa 10 ciadad de 10 que varias
veces ha qusrido spoderarse, siando
rechs zado. Una de elias. el IL de
! corrientes, domingo, tuvo efec.
to, por la noche. nm terrible cOmbR'
te en- IL ciudad cEpital.
LNs fuerzas del gobierno de Vaz-
quez at .caron los fuertes defandidos
por 10 Revoluci6n. En- el fortfn
conception. murieron cineo solda.
dos, j6venes muy conceidos; y mien'
trAs los fuertes sSAn Gil. y s27 de
FebreroS. eran atRcAdos por las que
rrillas de Vazquez, peg&ron fGego &
la villa de San Carlos. FL incendio
se generalizo r&pidamente, y 6 POGO
eran un monitor de escombros todas
las cAsas de las c&lles sLa Fajinas y
sLa IglesiaD, ardiendo tAmbi6n la
estacion del tranv1s, los Carlos para
pasaieros Y ell restaurant ePolo Nor
tes. Fac nm pavorcso siniestro
Sola&dos de Ia Revolusi6n cain asfi
xiados. La A1t!llerfa no puao fan
cionar, pero el faerte eConcepei6ns,
que fce ocupado por gente del go
bierno de Vazquez, qued6 dc nuevO
en- poder de la Rsvoluei6n despues
del ataque de un grupo de j6yenes
de 6sta.
A los gritos do viva Daschemps y
Jimenez sc determine ell triunfo de
10 R ,voluci6n, puss las tropRs de
Vazquez fueron derrotadas y recha'
saaR.
Sc asegura que entire las bxjas de
6stas, fgEran los generates Pascasio
Toribio. Eliseo Cabrera y Valentfn
SANCHEZ. El cadkver de nm genera.
amanee6 atizonaSo cerca del faerte
sCarjdsds. Tambi6n &c eneontraron
por las inmediaciones soldados car
boniz sdos.
En- 81 puerto hay varios buques de
guerra de distintas naciones, los que
han enviado & TERRA sus dotaciones
para In defansa de los consulados.
Ri & timo vSpor fcsn e. que hizo
allf escsla, no pudo efsetuar opera
clones, de csIga y de .carga, de 10
que Sc deduce cual no ssr& IL parah
zacion de negociose y los grsndes
perjuicios que tai situac On irrogue.
En- tanto, Sc avisa que Puerto Pla'
to ha caido en- poaer de los revolu.
y tambien est&n en- 6us
manos Ssman&, 10 Vega y otras i'm
portantss poblaeiones.
No ne podrfa Afirmar ca&ndo nj de |
que modo tendtfa t6rmiLo una tan
y Yuiuosa situacion en- 10 |
hermOsa isla vecina,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-20
iAgua val.

Como quiera'que el Jefe del bats
lion de Paerto Rico. no quiere tenar
la amabilidad de com placer oil pd'
blico disponiendo que las retretas
empiezAn los Domingos 6 las ocho de
10 nocha en- vez de las oeho y media
como ahore sucede, las nabes ne en-
cargaron snoche de protestar , ape
mas ell m1sico mayor movie 10 batu
to. cuando aquellas dijeron ''agus
VI" y les mojaron los bonitos nni
formes. Pero esta vez pagaron jus'
tos por pecadores, pues bellfsimss
dsmas elegAntemente bien vestidas
que alIf estaban tAmbien ne moiaron.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-20

Abril IL. 8.-Un individuo de Apelli.
do Rodriguez hs sido denunciAdo en-
esta ciudad, por habersale ocupado
unos billetes falsos de Santo Do.
mingo.
Aver por 10 tarde falleei6 en- oil
barrio de Capitanejo, de esta ciudad,
el honraao eiudadano don Ausonio
Villanueva, que era comerciante muy
popular y querido en- dicho bArrio.
El senior Villanusva fu6 IN federal
resuelto que suffi6 persecuciones
por mantener sus ideas. e to tsrde
tendr& lugAr su entierro.
d. Il. P. el fntegro puertorrique-
no, y reciban sus douaOs nuestro
septido p6same.
Anoehe, & las ocho, una pareia de
guardias mnnicipales capture en- oil
barrio de Machuelo 6 dos individuos
que conduc}an una pAreia de cabs.
los, que supusieron robados. Efeo.
tivamente: puestos & disposition del
Jnzgado del Este, han cor fssado ell
robo de dos caballos, que son de-
Rio Grande. Los dos cuatreros es.
tan presses, CON otro individuo la
mado Pelegrfn de Dos, & quien se
supone complice en- Q. robo.
El domingo por el die tnvo lug sr
en- ell barrio de M aehuelo, en- nm Pc
qusf1o teatro de verano establecido
allf, una velada infantil en- 10 cual
tomsroD parts currents niiios de ID
eseuala de aquel barrio, que eum.
plieron muy bien en- ell trabaio que
hieieron. Fueron airigidos por ell
professor sefior Aguero,
Ha sido reducido 6 prisi6n Ell indi-
viduo Eagenio Rengel que fue de.
nuneiaao por seduction de L. ioven
SAb6s V&Zquez. Sc eomprometi6 &
cssarse en- ell t6rmino de veinte cua.
tro hor&ss y pareee que luego pre-
tend1o sluair 81 eompromiso, por 10
cual 81 Juez de PAz del Este dict6
auto ss prisi6nseontrA 81. Muy bien
dispuesto.
Aver por 10 noche falleci6 una
nif1o de seis messs de don Gabriel
Cianeros, apreciable joven empleado
en- Ell Bazaar Otero LIE acompafla.
mos en- su pena.
Maestro amigo ell Lieenciado dom
Felipe CAsaldue, que ne halla indis.
puesto desde Ell jueves, teniendo que
retirarse de 10 session del iuicio oral
que aquf 90 estA eele brando, en-
aquel d1s, sc halla meier. El sef1or
Casalduc ha merecido sqaf muchos
pl6cemes por ga actitud en6rgica Y
vaiiente en- 10 defsnsR de los fedora.
les patrocinados por 81.
Aver por 10 tarde sali6 para Jaa.
no Diaz, en- asunto de su ministerio,
d Fiscal de esta Corta de Justicia
sefior PARA Caro
Maestro amigo sl doctor don Fran.
sisco Rend6n ha alberto sd bufete
le m6dieo en- 10 Playa de ests ciu-
lad.
ERtk an nP@nma VA In fntopaeautn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-20
Tn DebeterO en- Ia Calle
del Cristo

Dssae eli iueves santo, se encuen'
ira 10 casa mum. 45 de 10 Gale del
Cristc, impossible como resiaencia,
pues con motive del arreglo de nm
trozo de ealle ffente al ObispAao,
ha q aedaao en- aescubierto la tsbs
,fa que eonduee les materias fseales
hGeia 10 alcantarilla, produciendo
una fetidsz insoportabla y nociva.
Llamamos 10 atsnci6n de las auto
ridades para que dispongan 10 prom
to termination del meneionado tra'
bsjo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-20
CuatrerOS COldu-
CiendO CabalIOS
de Rio Grande detenidos
EN- PONCE
Un juez Ordena q SeductOr que
Sc case
FL Fiscal de Ponce sale
para Juana Diaz
(De maestro co,rssponsaD

Abril 18.-Un individuo de apelli.
do Rodriguez ha sido denunciado en-
estR eiudad, por habersale ocHpado
unos billetes fAlsos de Santo Do.
mingo.
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prncipas cenvo
Collection de
Las rutas collection 25 centavos
Pablo
sa1a aifcl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-20

Aver por 10 tarde sali6 para Jaa-
No DiAz, en- asunto de su ministerio,
el Fiscal de esta Corta de Justicia
&C Il or PARA Caro
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-20

que resultar&n tfrados si ne abando.
na ell trAzado; y que esta via de co
municacion. porqus atravissa y en-.
lszA toda In zonN Este de la arisdic'
cion donde existsn importRntss y
numerosas tincas sg. fcolas, ss 10
preferente.
Jose r. Colon
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-20
A los NOtarloS

CARPETAS PARA ESCRITURAS
en- colores Sc hacen 10 6rdan en-
L a CORRESPONDENCE
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Remate de prendaS

Espl6ndido remate de prendes pre-
ciosss ell dia 30 del actual, & las dos
de 10 tarde, en- In casa de pr6stamos
de j. BAzkn Go. Fortalezs %.
La casa sigue hacienda sus ope'
rAeionas.
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novels de 10 intsligente escritora 4
sc n IRA dof1a Ana Roqu6. titulad
eLuz y Somb-s. Sc est6 imprimien
do en la tipograffa del sefior Negr6n
SAuiurio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-20
Run1Ores

Be asegara Mr.. HArtzsll, el se nor
Tssorero y oil doctor Hernandez,
cuAnao re & sesen. de Msysgu 3, irkn
en- comisif n 6 HumAcao.
Sc afirma que hay difcultades en-
NJ sDstf para que nm hospital de re.
eiente &C ccnstrucci6n, sea recibiao.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1903-10-29
CONGRATULATED NOTES.

Jim Tillman's punishment has sim
ply gotten continuance,
Oy Lyle highballed in Nashville last
Sunday. --Hardeman Free Press.
Senator McComNs of Maryland is evil
IDENTIFY Republican statesman that is
marked for rest. "
The meeting between two such illus
trious fakirs as Bill Deyery and Aleck
Dowie must have been an inspiring
event.
Maine has invented the Uno cocktail
consisting Of a jigger of alcohol in a
glass OF beer. Editor Reaves has Sc
cured the Hardeman county rights.
We seen from the Washington Post
that Abdul Hamfat, the snltan of Tur-
key, never drinks nothing in the way
of Ticker Down with the red assassin
-Hardeman Free Press.
We are still Offering prize for any
information as to the whereabouts OF
Gen, Hawkins, the man who made the
charge up San Juan hill which sent MI
Roosevelt into the White House.
Cy Lyle of the Johnson City Comet
has secured options on the thirst o.
Editor Reaves of the Hardeman Free
Press and proposes to turn it into
trust. Tue barkeepers threaten to en-
join him.
Cy Lyle of the Johnson City Come
has bi oxen into poetry with a jimmy
the following couplet being the result
When Jack Reaves gets duly sobe
1t will no longer be October.
And Editor Reaves wants to know hoy
Cy found it out.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1903-10-29
3 Gents

Eight cents a pound is
what a young woman paid for
twelve pounds of flesh,
She was thin and weak and
paid one dollar fer Z bottle Of
SCOTS Emulsion, and by talk
ing regular doses had gained
twelve pounds in weight before
the bottle was finished.
Eight cents a pound is
cheap for such valuable ma
terial. Some pay more, some
less, some get nothing for
their money. You get your
moneys worth when you buy
SCOTS Emulsion.
We will send you a little
free.
SCOTT & BOVINE, CHEMISTS,
400 Pearl Street, New York
soc. and SI.oo; all druggists.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1903-10-29
Special Meeting Board of Trade.

4 special meeting of the Board Of
Trade was held in the recorder office
Tuesday evening. Only a few mem
bers responded to the call. President
Ellsworth presided and when the meet
ing was called to order S. H. Pouder
offered resolutions very complimentary
to Mr.. Brownlow and laudatory of his
efforts to establish the soldiers home
in Johnson City and asking that com
mittee be appointed to provide a suita-
bic memento to be presented to Mr..
Brownlow on the occssion Of The for
nal opening of the Home. This will
occur when the mess hall is completed
and a grand ball will be given. The
motion to adopt was seconded by J, A.
Vine and carried unanimous. The
chair appointed S. H. Pouder, W. s.
Matles, j. A. Summers, p. M. Ware
and G.. 7. Nofford on the committee.
These gentlemen will receive volun-
tary subscriptions and purchase as
handsome souvenir as the sum will
allow They will report to an adjourn-
ed meeting Of the Board of Trade next
Friday evening what it has agreed
upon as suitable present. 1t Is be-
lieyed there will be no trouble to raise
at least 81, 900 for the pur pose as most
every citizen will be glad to make a
small donation. The COMET was pres
ent at the meeting but denied the
pleasure of publishing the resolutions
entire because it was desirek to keep
the matter a secret for the time being.
Another matter of Importance
brought before this meeting was the
question of competitive freight rates.
BY building about eight miles of road
from the furnace to a point on the Y,
& s. w. near Bluff City, Johnson City
will have through line over the S. &
w. ami V. & S. w. to the outside world
and be given the advantage of freight
rates accorded competitive points. This
is a thing We long have sought and
must have il the town is to grow in the
future, Seyaral years ago commit
tee waited upon Geo. S. Garter, presi-
dent of the S. & w. and tried to inter
est him in binding this link. Another
committee composed Of j: L. Brading,
|, A. Martin, w. y. Harmon, p, H.
S7eet2er aud j. NJ. Brick will go to
Bristol 10 sec Mr.. Carter at once in
regard to the matter and see what
johnson City can de or is expected tC
jo to get this line An immense
nmount of tonnage could be diverted
from the Southern aud it looks to al
out-lieo like it would be paying in
vestmeut TO put in this link, OF cours,
come arrangement would have to b.
made to get up town with the goods
but depot could be built at the mar
kot street crossing for mechandse fl
city delivery and the street car lin,
could compete with the Southern tt
deliver the coa supply from Virgins
to the Soldiers Home,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1903-10-29

McNIillin will consent to a senatorial
primary il he can do the printing.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1903-10-29
Progress at the Home.

Wonderful work was accomplished
at the Home during the ten days end
ing Sunday, October %. Col. Brown
low, local manager, camped on the
reservation day and night and by his
example infused energy and progress
in all departments. Electric lights,
water and heat have been provided,
making ward and kitchen buildings
comfortable, so that the officers of the
Home are now able to provide for all
entitled to admission.
The governor and staff have held two
Sunday morning inspections of quar-
tiers, hospital and surroundings, prais-
ing the neatness, tidiness and discip-
line displayed by members and EN-,
ployees.
DR.. Powell, chief surgeon, and his
assistant DR.. Robinson, have organ
lied the hospital on the second fool
of Ward 4. Twenty eight beds are now
available for patients, three of which
are occupied. Miss Jennings, superin
tendent of nurses, is in charge of thu
hospital ward. The management hai
conferred great blessing upon the ole
men by appointing this estimabl,
young woman, who is thoroughly &C
quainted with all the details of he
profession. She is kind, considerate
afable and approachable, doing every
thing needed to make the patients
comfortable and restful.
Miss Fuqua is doing her duty like
trained general. She has the super
vision of four messes general, special
clerks and special diet for the sick-iI
addition to her duties as housekeeper.
Miss Moroney, the head cook, is rem
dering the matron valuable assistance
with her corps Of kitchen employees
such as assistant cooks, washers
, etc.
Maj. DeVine is making daily pur
chases of subsistence until such tim
as the regular supply of commissar,
stores arrives. The menu consists o
meats, fish, cereals, vegetables, fruits
coffee, tea, sugar, milk, and the usua
table condiments.
Quartermaster Milburn, with Hos
pital Steward Quirk and Capt. Pritch
EFT of Company A, have led strenuou
life making and filing acquisitions TO
every conceivable thing needed TO
housekeeping.
All the furniture, bedding, instru
ments, medicine cabinets, kitchen uten
sils, ETC., had to be transferred iron
} the quartermaster's storeroom and Sc
in place in the different wards anC
} buildings where required.
James O'Uonnor, private, Company
J | Fl, Fourth Kentucky Cavalry, has ar
/, rived on transfer from Marion brancl
and will be appointed ward master by
Surgeon Powell.
S. j. Rogers, Company e, Third In
diana Cavalry, on transfer from Marion
branch, arrived on the 22d and ha
been appointed commissary sergeant