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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-06
GREAT IMPROVEMENT Made
In the Furnishing of THE New Barne.
JJrltsM

In the furnishing of THE New Barnes
Hotel.
THE improvements which ARE being
put i'm ait tins new Barnes Hotel are
nearly completed.
Mccarthy $4,000 have been expended ON
.thie house i'm making it up tD-dalte, and
1t shows 1T Most of the TooTrls have
been re,psape1,eu and 1,eptain ted, THE Office
has been resfittesd AMID repapered and THE
pool ail.l bar rooms have been conn
pls4te-Fv remudeled. 5000 walls expended
ON THESE rooms alCnhe.
New ,fu1nil.ure has taken THE place
Of the old tInI+ou ghoult the hol:sl. amu a
thorough system of electric lights AMID
ballts htave been inl.tlalE.eu. THE work
HAS been going on for over a week and
Will not be entirely completed for NEARLY
a week to come.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-06
MAY HAVE TO PAY LICENSES.

1T was LEARNED yesterday from a re-
EialAe soqlrse THAT after April 1 dt is
proposed tt> make neutsJoys play aiceuisesi
for Tine right to sell papers ON the street.
IF this is dome, Harnptbn WE'LL be about
the only paac2~'fn THE United Sthles
where boys. Smuggling to make a tew
pennies for themselves, lave made to
pay license for settling papers.
IA prominent ATTORNEY, when asked 0ys
bpGlninnl yesterday, Said: Why. walo
ever heard off such a 'nhing THAT would
be AN outrageous thing and should mot
be allowed" sss;
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-06
FINANCE and COMMERCE
Market Quotations From the
Leading Business Centers.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
NEW YORK, April 5.-No1,ey Sin cnl
finn al 2G3 per cent; last loan 21s per
CENT: prime mercantile paper o46 per
emit: Ste,ling exchange weak with act
ual business i'm bankers bills at s4.S46a
l.S4A for demand and at $4.S0AM4Sii
for sixty days: posted rites $4.S1@4.S2
and 81 So: commercial bills 81. 79E: sill
Yer certificates 55!A 6r56E: bar silver
,5A: Mexican dollars Is; government
bonds weak: state bonds d,Ill; railroad
bonds weak.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-06
Mantptuu &urran,
The - ailg prrss,
King Street, near Queen. opposite the
new poetofdca

All news letters for publication in
this department should be addressed
20 Daily Press Bureau. Hampton.
The Daily Press will Re found for
sale every morning at the following
places: f1
Hampton-Postoffi news stand,
street office.
Old Poiint-Bau1ch's stationery and
book store, Hygeia Hotel and Cham
berlin Hotel.
Sherwood Hotel
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-06
Inviting.

This" said the Kansas editor, look
ing over the top Of his spectacles, "is
the most inviting manuscript I have
received for long time"
what is it," asked the foreman.
"a poem, beginning, Come, drink
with met"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-06
A,RRIvALs AT THE BARNES.

THE foIlomlnlg wera the ARRIVALS at
thse Barnes Hotel yesterday:
wv. f. Sfeeley, W: III G.annres ):
Morton, J1., Geo Hnpfield, Baltimore
CHlats. A. Cbx Chicago; J. y. Schisgel
r. S. Grant. P. H'bsheimer. u. S. Will
iiams. w. S. Norris. a. w Cal.nfek
"a w 'MalVett, ]. e. West, Norfolk
r. IF Baug CHAM, Ri1chnnrlM: 4. 10. IIanl-
eds, Cleve.adld, o.; c. c. Dudley. ]. NJ
1aiellar.tie. New York; II. w. Lewis
NEWPORT News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-06
LOOKED FOR SAILORS.

. :. ~ liz Z IIN <o-tl I1S1USsS. =
Last might the chief petty officer of
the bsateEatsIlip MASSACHUSETTS, made h
sDur of the jhils i'm, Hampton and Phpe-
bus to see If he could find amy of the
jssA-ureiir from l,Gss ship wtlo might have
been Rocked up for drunkenness He
found four coniftned i'm the Hemp uona
jlsn but nome lin P1loebus.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-06
Lost Opportunitie,

Hungry Higgins-Well, we'll! Here
lie a story bout feller gittin' $500 fer
a dog bite.
Weary Watkins-You don't say? Jist
think eft the forching we otto have at
that rate!
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-06
E AMPToN NEWS.
DEEDS REcoR.nEn

The followitls, deeds wea,, 1>s,.,x1..,3 iu,
the Clerk 8 office yesterday:
sIalac9N DiSwn. et ux., to J. T. Lee;
consideration, $500
Chan'ies D. Smith. cit ux., to J. w.
klchaidsor, trustee: conStGs4ntutiun $50
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-06
A DIVIDED HOUSE.
Fhe Old Man Enjoyed the Old wo-
mans Predicnment.

1t had rained for four days. not q
damp, insinuating driz5le, but a dow a.
pour that swept everything before it;
the washes, usually nothing but dreary
stretches OF sand and boulders, we're
raging torrents, the Zanjas were run
ming full to overlooking with dirty
Sdood water, and the whole face of the
country bore testimony to the ravages
OF the storm.
was riding slowly along in the
San Dimas district, picking my way
as best | could along the line OF ruts
that was called road, when an old
man glided out of the underbrush and
stopped me.
He was soaking wet and had evil
IDENTIFY been out during the entire
storm; but even the dampness Of the
weather did not destroy the smile
with which his face was over-spread.
"Howdy, stranger" he exclaimed,
hits bin a rainin'!" KAN
so I see,' I answered, "and you
seem to have been out in it,"
Every bit OF hit. stranger. hits bin
a ra1nin' fer four days, an I've been
a laughin' all the time. Ye see the
joke is on the ole woman this time.
Jes' before this year food started we
got ter argufyin' about the prospects
said hit wuz goin' ter rain, an the
ole woman said hit wuzn't, an pref
ty soon this year argufyin' got SO
warm thet I called fer a dlyisshun OF
the house. an the old woman second
ed the motion an Immediately took
the inside an gave me the outside, an
then the food came, an I've been
laughin' ever since" F
SIS it a laughing matter to be.out in
the rain for four days?'
Under the circumstances hit is,
stranger. Ye see thet's my ranch up
yander. Wul, hit hadn't bin a rain
in more than fifteen minutes before
the chicken house went down In the
wash, then the barn went, an then
the shack followed"
with your wife in it,"
with the ole woman in hit!" he
shouted, slapping his leg with glee.
Look down yander. thar she Isl"
looked in the direction he was
pointing and there in the middle Of the
wash was the remains of the shack
with the old woman sitting on the
ridge pole, wildly waving her sunbon-
net for help, while around and about
her ragged the torrent.
Come on down. stranger" said the
old man, Il wanter ter talk ter the
ole woman"
Curious to see the outcome I fol
lowed the old man down to the bank
of the wash
Hello, ole woman!" he yelled, when
he got within shouting distance. has
hit bin a rainin?"
There was no answer to this. bu.
the old woman's actions were sugges-
tive.
Throwing her sunhonnet into the
food she commenced to slide down the
roof.
Holy smoke!" gasped the old man,
shes goin' ter swim ashore! Stran-
ger, we'd better git! When the ole
woman is mad she's holy terror, but
when she's both wet an mad she's
"a
The rest failed to catch az the old
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-06
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

. . Fl
INT HRcHANrg & MINERS TRANs-
AVE- :'ORTATTON CO.'S STRAMaEIp
:. les FOR BOSTON. PROVIDENCE,
BALTIMORE.
Leave Newport News via Norfolk soc
Boston every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday. calling from Norfolk at 6 r.
NJ Leave for Providence every Tues
day. Ihurvday and Saturday at q P. n.
Leave Newport News for Baltimeee
daily Except Tuesday, at P. NJ, cen
acting Tor Washington. Philaa.! ph 10
and Nav York Fare to BAlsanaora. one
way sa.es: round trip IS %, insaadins
stateroou berth Aoco1nrnod0tiouan ui
cuisine enequaaled. freight anh gnnssa-
gers taken for ali poin tn north and east.
For further lHforma ton apply to
L. G. 9AUNDBRS, Agent 1sAwpas4
Newa.
w P. TURNER, q. r. a
8. c. WHITNEY, a. k.
General Otaea. Baltiusere Ma
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-06
Norfolk Va.

IN Ills STEAMER .. a. A'CAAAL
Il VIII leave Newport News With both
freight and passengers for Pesersbafg
every Monday, Wednesday AAL Friday
about isis A. M, and Will leave Newpeft
News for Norfolk every TuesaJ. Thur
day and 8aturdey about ESQ p. ID.
will leave Norfolk every Monday,
Wednesday and Thursday 81 A. II
sharp. j. w. PH1ELIIP5
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-06
~ LID DOMINION ErEAk0EIIP co
" DAILY BDRVICE BNTWHHN

~ Lid DOMINION srEANaHIP co.
" DAILY gDRVICE BNTWRFsN
NEW yORK AND VIRGINIA POINTS.
Ths elegant passenger stearosht rps
jamestown. Yorktown, Gnyondotte.
Princess Anne, ODd Dominion. leave Nvw
York every day except Sunday at see
P. a.. for Norfolk and Newport News,
touching at FORTRESS Monroe on the
south bound G!p.
The ships OF this inc leave NorfozR
TOP Now York direct every aaSht at 7:s9
O'Clock.
A sAest, tehgAtfHl end tnvfgoratens
voyaga
EAFSN:
First c1a3s, straight. fDaec4ang
meals and berth. ...............$ %
F7rst-aass round tzip, tRot~A-
ing meals and berth. .......o.. u 70
HtoeraGe without eub1tSt ease.. & %
Steamer Luray arnvco from smath-
held and leavea for Norfolk daily az,
Dept @unaag. at 500 A. IL RArsrnsa%
leaves Ncrfoa' fHo9 Bay kiRa wharf
every day except Sunday at .P. NJ ssttssf
ad. D. CROWEIszA 4sseasR 8
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-06

anu M s~poya. ~. ~
ol Lule COMPANY 10 ausu4p-s
steamers are comparatively new
been built in 1864, and are utreu
most luxuriant manner, Will g., O.
.sll -,ells and steam heat In eacu ~
Cables are supplieG with ever &c
the season from h n-r-r
snu >OsIGt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-06

The rest failed to catch as the old
man was already Logging it down the
road
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-06

Throwing her sunbonnet into the
food she commenced to slide down the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-06

Holy smoke!" gasped the old man
shes goin' ter swim ashore! Stran-
ger, we'd better git! When the ole
woman is mad she's holy terror, but
when she's both wet an mad she's
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-06

AZ II BSAPEAKh & OHIO RAILWAY
OTW TRAINS DAT Y FOR WASH
lNGTON. TWO THROUGH TRAINS
FOst CINCINNATI. - -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-06

Terms-s150 cash and $500 a month
Some Very handsome modern dwell
dngs between West and Washington
avenues for sale F!or particulars call
at OUT office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-03
WINSTON TOBACCO FAIR.
A Splendid Exhibit-struck the Key
note.

WINSTON n. c., November 2-(Spe-
cial)-The second annual Tobacco Fais
opened this morning in a blaze OF glory
Fifteen thousand visitors were here. TIL,
weather is superb, the general exhibition
hall is a scene OF Industrial splendor. and
the leaf-tobacco display is fire. All OF to-
days features were triumphs. rhe open
ing parade at II o'clock was imposing.
The opening address. by President Alder
man. of the university. was excellent. He
struck the keynote Of the situation i'm
North Carolina in concluding his GRAFTON
by saying that Educated men will rule
this State and country, that Ignorance
cannot rule intelligence"
The floral parade this afternoon was
superb-was never surpassed In North
Carolina. Everybody is delighted because
il has been the biggest day I'm Winston
Salem's history. The managers have de-
cided not to close the big exposition un-
til o'clock Saturday evening. Each fol-
lowing day promises TO be as large in at
tendance as the first. The exhibits sur
pass by far those Of last year. and no two
are alike. The bicycle parade takes place
at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
The football game here this afternoon
between the Oak Ridge and the Green's
boro' teams resulted in score OF 10 to
in favor OF Oak Ridge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-03
laday-COyvherd.

MANSFIELD. November 2.-(Special.)-
In Trinity Baptist church. Louisa coun-
ty, Va. on November 2, 1898, at O'Clock
Il. NJ, Miss Emily Gertrude Holiday
and Mr. Charles Peyton Cowherd, OF
Orange county, Va, were married by
Rev. l.. j. Haley. The bride Is the beau
tiful and accomplished daughter Of Mr.
John NJ. Holiday, of Spottsylvania coun-
~, and the groom a bright and promising
young man of exemplary habits, the only
son of Mr.. Frank Cowherd, deceased.
The bride was attired in a beautiful
cloth dress of olive green and carried
bouquet Of variegated chrysanthemums.
Miss Virgie Harris, of Glenora, maid
of honor" appeared in a handsome suit
of green The groom was lastly dressed
In the conventional black, and Mr.. Make
NJ. Field. of Orange Courthouse, acted
very gracefully his part as best man."
Mr. Abner n. Harris. Jr.. was master
OF ceremonies" and Messrs. NJ. Il. Quis-
enberry and John S. Goodwin performed
the duties of ushers. Miss Jennie
Thomasson artistically rendered the
wedding march" The church was dim
" lighted and a bank Of hot-house plants
formed a beautiful background to the
marriage scene.
At II o'clock A. NJ. a sumptuous we'd
ding breakfast was served at the brides
home. where only a few near friends and
relatives were invited. After the mar
rage ceremony the bridal party left for
Mineral City, where they boarded the
evening train for their future home, near
Gordonsville. Va. A reception will be
given this happy couple on next Friday
evening at the home Of Mrs. Frank cow
herd.
On account of a recent bereavement In
the Holiday family, an effort was made
10 have this marriage event as quiet as
possible but the popularity of the con-
tracing parties attracted large con-
gregation of friends and acquaintances
TO the church as interested witnesses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-03

Laura letter. announced the arrival Of
the bridal party, who entered the centre
aisle thus: Mr.. William Goldsby. or WASH
ington, ID. c.; DIR. George Mann, OF Bal
timore; Mr.. S. w. Clark. and Mr.. Frank
Hall. the brother OF the bride. Then came
the maid of honor Miss Lula Eastman
Jeter. in gown OF white organdie with
yellow ribbons over yellow. followed by
the little flower girls, Misses Matte
Spencer and Eva Hawkins, arreyed In
dresses Of white and yellow ter,atan.
made to resemble chrysanthemuns. and
carrying baskets OF the flowers they per-
sonated. These they strewed In the patf
OF the bride. who came next. leaning
upon the arm OF her father, Mr. j. T..
Hall.
The bride was arrayed in becoming
robe OF white organdIe with elaborate
trimmings OF white satin ribbon. over
which fell the soft folds OF the bridal
VEIL caught by a circlet OF diamonds and
white enamel leaves. a gift from the
grooms brother. In her hand was a
bouquet OF brides roses. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. f. i. Hall. OF the
Virginia Conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church, a brother OF the bride
assisted by Rev. DIR. S. 5. Lambeth, the
pastor OF the church. A reception was
given AT the nome or the pIiue " H.i
attendants and n few intimate friends.
Here the same Idea Of yellow and white
decorations was observed.
Dainty refreshments were gracefully
dispensed, after which the bride donnod
n handsome travelling costume Of cadet
blue and Mr.. and Mrs. Walker took The
midnight train for Baltimore, where they
will take a steamer for Savannah. thence
b. rail TO Tampa, Fla, 10 visit Mr.. III. s.
Walker, the groom's brother.
The large number and value of the
presents attested the high appreciation
in which these young people are held.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-03
JAMES CITY.
Found Personal and Gene
raj Notes.


WILLIAMSBURG, VA, November q
Sp,ciaI)-Acung-C Coroner Henry T. Arm
is,ead. Of James City, held an inquest to-
day over the body Of a colored man
washed ashore near Grove Wharf, on
James river Ii was ascertained that the
man was fisherman named John VIII
lams. from Surry, and that he was ac-
oIcnuy drowned. The body was buried
tais evening by the county authorities
lu the territory embraced In West VIII
msburg fOrty-three building lots had
a.I,4dy been sold and to-day Charles w.
Hlrke and Frank Clark. two young men
O. this place. also made purchases and
NI. build al am early day.
Professor Charles r. Bishop has
named his beautiful home, fronting the
historic Palace Square. Sandy Brook.
Hr and Mrs. j. Leslie Hail. of Bruton
District have as their guest Mrs. Ed
ward Maxwell. Of Clarksburg, w. Va.
Nr John W. Minor. of River View, on
ue Chickahominy river was here to-
oar. and met many OF his friends.
Mrs. William G. Mayo, after visit to
i.. daughter. Mrs. William Oppenhimer
l Richmond, has returned home.
MNlllt Nilti WILL NIf spent StN'-
Dad weeks I'm Norfolk with relatives. has
gotten home.
IT'D. secretary and treasurer OF the new
society known as the Sons and Daugh-
i.s of jamestown" is IN receipt of many
e1.Iufaeing letters from the clergy who
u n'Iy visited the island.
1'r s. $ Hawkins. Of James City, was
iu town yesterday. the guest of Sheriff
N k Harren
Nr Charles Hamlin, of Tazewell Hall,
has accepted position at the Eastern
State Hospital. vice william Jones, re-
sued
Nr Charles j. Person and Mr.. w. i.
Jones left this evening for New York
on business They expect TO return about
Sunday evening
Ar and Mrs. r. l.. Robinson. who have
Deem North for several weeks, are ex-
l..'el home during the week
Ile beautiful new residence Of Cap
tain O.. y. Treylllian, facing the college
campus. and the new home for Mrs. Ida
Henley are rapidly nearing completion.
Mr Dunlop MOncure, who has been
home on sick leave. hopes soon TO be able
l7 return 90 his company now at Sa-
lanuah. II Is Company NJ. Fourth Regi-
ment
a party OF farmers from the West are
looked for In this section during the next
Few days. They come with the view OF
locating on the Peninsula.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-03
LittIe-Lineyveaver.

HARRISONBURG. VA, November g.
special Mr.. Lewis Peyton Little. of
Baltimore. and Miss Marietta Virginia
Lineweaver. Of Harrisonburg. were mar
ried here to-day in the Presbyterian
church, Rev. Dr. f. p. Palmer officiating.
The bride was given away by the eldest
brother. Mr.. ]. l.. Lineweaver, of Hamp-
den-Sidney College, and the best man
was Mr. G.. A. Overdorff. secretary of the
Young Mems Christian Association in
Stanton. Mr. Little was formerly secre-
tary of the Harrisonburg Young Mems
Christian Association, but since April,
1897. has been engaged in mission work for
the Seventh Baptist church. in Baltimore,
of which Rev. w. j. Il. Cox is pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Little left on the evening
train for Washington. and will shortly
take up their residence in Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-03
PETERSBt RG.
Tho Hall Firc-stoIe an oN-Perseh"i
and General.

rrTERSRURG, VA November p
.s..ri,l)-The damage to the city Jail by
.- tr.s morning is covered by insurance
Il. .re virginia Mutual and the building
,.r be- Immediately repaired
b. C.. Newsom. a white man. haiiing
,..n North Carolina. was arrested 10y
o.r-sr Webb this morning on the charge
..ealiug a fine OK from Mr.. X. y
,,.vas I'm Dinwddie county. just OUTSIDE
p. ,he city. The animal was recovered
.tI. morning from a butcher 10 Wh"il
>..,.om had sold him. He represented
1..+ he had drove of cattle just OUTSIDE
40 ,ra city. but wished to sell this one AT
.-.. to raise money 10 have a GOOD nhe.
rr. accused acknowledged the theft. ana
... Vevor this morning sent him on TO
,.. next term Of the Hastings Court ior
trial. e,o.o
.rts Executiv, Committee Of the state
Central Hospital helo its regular nohln-
- meeting to-day. and transacted the
usual routine business.
some soventy-fve or more ladies anu
Gentlemen met last night in response 10
.-,itation i'm the hall Of the Southern
,-.r,alo College. TO discuss the question
~ the organization of literary club.
sruch interest and enthusiasm were
shown. and il was the unanimous senu-
,oent that such a club should be organ
t1ad Mr.. James NJ Snicke, Jr., was maue
-.rnporarv chairman, and Mr.. ;. w. At
riDgtOn temporary secretary. n commit
tee Of eight-four ladies and four gentle
men-was appointed to report TO an al
fourned meeting. a permanent organiza-
lion. and the plan and scope OF the OF
canization. The objects of the cluD are
educational. Its plan embraces music
lectures. essays discussions 1t current
events. poetry. history. &c.-and 1t prom
ises 10 be- great success.
The Chief Of Police has in custody
white boy. aged about 10 years, who fol-
lowed the Dog and Monkey SHOW TO this
r.tv and who wanted TO join the combi-
nation. The proprietor refused TO receive
him and turned him over to the police.
Ius parents live in New York, and he has
% brother i'm the Danville company OF the
second Virginia Regiment His family
baya becn communicated with. The boys
name is Joseph Morgan.
Ur. John Herbert Claiborne, Jr, of New
York is In the city to-day visiting his
father and friends. He has just received
tfs honorable discharge from the service
ms surgeon Of the Twelfth New York Vol
rrtoer Regiment, in which he volunteered
"a the outbreak of the war and is now
am his way 10 that city To resume his
practice.
The common Council last night post
rorod consideration of the proposed APP
rrlpration Of $4,000 for street improve
msats until the December meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-03
Wed Mt bedford CITY.

BEDFORD CITY, VA, November p
(Special)-This afternoon at o'clock Mr..
Erastus +. Irwin, of Lynchburg. and Mrs
J. Clarke. from Albert, in this county
were quietly wed at the Campbell House.
Whether there was opposition to the
marriage did not appear. At any rate
the two arrived on the 3:2l train from
Lynchburg matrimonially bent, and after
securing license were quickly made one
by DR.. S. SNLambeth. The groom is a
well-known merchant of the Hill City,
and brother of the Chief Of Police. The
couple returned to Lynchburg on the mid
night train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-03
you Will Never Again
Goods at such prizes as we sell
'nem now
pE 1D! RENDI

The store will he cioseu up V! fep-
ruary ist. r,u-e,.o
..cls that were $i.2o - N.oe seshhs OUT
a ,Iies' Macklntoshes Ccamaseo)' were
g. t' ~ ys,nybstantial unbleached Cotton
&c syy. sF.aG Gun, Coats wcic $50 to $50; your
caoio,e H Waists were 75c. to Si.5o; choice.
s ou,lne Flannel selling out at &C.
'. soys. caps and Hets' selling out at &C.
al11,.s white Laundered shirts were ''o'
,.N2. selling out 8, c &c, fnow style).
.'hglrcp's kctiti
s. IS N".H' 'Pcrcsie and Lawn Wrappers
fr,u 81 20 SIS, Tor 9oc. et,,,lar
W. nos Flanncnstte Wrappers s''i'''"'
i..ac .ul.1a.s Whit, Lamb Fur Sets, Mum
,,.cre S29S for $l.50. -
10 SKIRTS OF Brocaded SILK were
lie skirts. Of Novelty Cloths' thot
...' e. and $3.50. now N.1', ,,,o,.,o, skirts
'Ir,.k and Navy Biue '"'N''' w.
ta.. We. ci,tr Capes. $50 ones, now eSc'
f...' cloth Capcs, so ONES, NV y, So -
..' push Capes, s. ones, now s' ss n
fiueh Capcs. S3.9S ones, now go 80
plush Capes. $50 ones. now > 80:
.,. cloth Overcoats. were >i''o 10 S'''V
..~ choice 9Sc ea,a. me- q. ha,,
l.,. Stfts and odd Knee fahts az man
.- than half OF COSY; %. -,
.Cs1litv TaGeta silks at 6sc yard.
I-ndcrskirts Moreen unGerskirts,
,..,tne UndersNrts, .,,,,,,
..,. way Tanor-Made Suits at rdicu-
lousy - Infants and Small Children's
e ~ 81 Zoe. 81. 10 $3.50, worth from
pompadour Combs selling at l0c.
49,. White Flannel Drawers, " ones
80 .i~: s. ones. 81 pair. ,..s .ho
r.H shirts and Drawers reouceu '"0
s MEYER sYCLE.
so T.. broad St, Newt corner firs''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-03
sudden Death of n Young Lady.

CCLPEPER. VA, November 2.-OSpe-
Ndl)-Miss Lena Wampler. aged 10 years,
toest daughter OF Mr.. j. +. Wamplcr,
e0i'or Of the Enterprise newspaper. died
very suddenly at the home Of her father
on kailroad avenue last night. from acute
nemorrhages Of the lungs. Miss Wampler
Aoa been al, but was thought TO be
much improved Her remains were taken
70 Chaptico. Nd, for inrerment.