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A child EuIoys.

The pleasant favor. gentle action and
soothing effect of Syrup of Figs, when
in need of a laxative. and If the father
or mother be costive or bilious the
most gratifying results follow its use Z.
so that it is the best family remedy
known and every family should have
a bottle. Manufactured by the Calf
fornia Fig Syrup Co.
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uonnnnc nnd me,u,u $3.50.

Excursion leaves Norfolk Tuesday,
August Sth. at $40 n. M. stopping at
Bedford City and Coyner's Sulpher
Springs. Persons holding excursion
tickets viii be accommodated at the
Springs Hotel at the rate of 81 per day.
Returning train leaves Roanoke Friday.
August llth. at 10 p. M. giving nearly
four days in the mountains.
]. r. HERMAN, Manager.
5y13-2t No. $50 Main street.
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There will be an important meeting
of the knights of the Mystic Chain at
Elks' Hall. Academy of Music building.
at o'clock tonight. a full! attend
ance Of members is desired. Those
having certificates are requested to
bring them to he hall with them
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14

All in sight OF monument. Newest
Discovery" extracts teeth painlessly
n. Y. Dental Rooms. Ennes only, s2A
Main street. corner Talbot
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We are making a special run or
FINE QUALITY DIAMONDS. Learr
our prices for flrst-class goods.
THE GALE JEWEI.RY co.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

AIDES TO EMBROIDER AT THEIR
- homes; all or part time; no expert
ence Send reply envelope for free sample
OF work. UNIQUE EMBROIDERY co,
102 Fulton street, New York. jyll-1w|
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HELP WaMTEp-MALE.

WI ANTED-ACTINE MAN TO FILL
w vacant position. $3.50 weekly and
expenses. State age and reference. Adj
dress. GLOBE CO. 72S Chestnu, street,
Philadelphia, Pa. jyie-3;
MAN OR LADY TO TRAVEL. AND
1vA appoint agents Established firm
so per month and all expenses 20 start
MFR, Box 3eS. Philadelphia. Pa.
ju14.iw
Mr. ONEY TO PATENT GOOD IDEAS
1NA may be secured by our aid. THE
PATEN'r RECORD. Baltimore Nd.
Je30-lms
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ne,pcd nv h,.c rr,cnds.

Rev. il. w. Parker, a colored employee
OF the Atlantic Hotel. who possesses the
respect and confidence of his employ
ers and their guests. Will leave Satur-
day morning for Hampton to attend the
summer normal school, to more thor
ouGhly acquant himself with the duties
and responsibilities devolving upon
teachers. His expenses will be borne
by the Messrs. Dodson and guests of
the hotel. in testimony of their appre-
citation OF his uniform courtesy and
fidelity to trusts confded TO him.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14
THE DISTRICT
CONFERENCE:
Second and Last Days Session Of
This Body,
AND a VERY BUSY Gay

a Homc For upcrannatrd Prrnchcrs
Desired iu Norfolk mud ~ site Do-
mated Reports Received. DIscns>-
cd ard adopted Wrntvrnni Grccs-
tngs' SchnuErd CoDrrrcnrcHroth.
erhood-ray Delegates Elected.
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FOR TRENT.

IL OR RENT-FOUR UNFuRNISIIED
r. rooms at No liz Brewer street.
jyii-tf
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rV,HE HoME.-EvERYTHI NEW
i and clean. table board $500: board
end room $500 per week. Al and 423
Church street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14
FRATERNAL GREETING.

4 RESOLUTION Of greeting from the
Portsmouth District Conference, in ses-
sion at FRANKLIN. and extending sym
pathy to this body in the ilress of it's
presiding elder. Rev. Or. Brown, was
read. ON motion of DR.. Young. Rev
chandler was requested To write n re-
ply by telegraph to the Portsmouth
Conference
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~ OR RENT FOUR UNTURNISiIED
~ rooms. with board: good locality;
references given and exchanged. Address
b. c.. care this office. jyl4-St'
II OR RENT. - FURNISHED HOUSE
s. on Colonial avenue for July AUGUST
and September. Address "COLONIAI,,' -
this office my3l-;f
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BOARDERS.

- 49, ~--~----------
ID LEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS
Il with or without board. at oil Church
street. opposite ST Paul's Church
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Don't go on drawing vitality from the
blood without doing something 10 replace
II. Hoods Sirsaparilla gives nerve. mem
tai and digestive strength by enrich ng
and vitaiz.ng the blood
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n OR RENT-ocT. !, 1879, l2e DUKE
3 street, between College Place and
Freemason street. $500. Apply ll6 Duke
street. jyll-2,-
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a GENEROUS OFFER.

Lay Delegate b. T. Isockover, of Ep-
worth Church, Norfolk. rendered a LOT
near Client for the building of a home
Tor snperanuated preachers in the Nor
icik district. provided the Joint Board
OF Finance decides 10 locate one in
this city
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14

The Norfolk District Conference re-
convened at Lamberi's Point NJ. l.
Church at . 4. m. yesterday. aud was
called to order by Rev II. Z. Johnson
ID. ID. The devotional exercises were
conducted by Rev. II. NJ. Chandler Of
Chestnut Street Church. Berxiey
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
RECORDS
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w AN 81

Four Blacksm.ths on heavy locomotive
work. None but sober men and good me-
chanlcs need apply. RICHMOND LOCO
MOTIVE AND MACHINE WORKS.
Richmond. Va. 1yI4-3t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14

HOODS PILLS are nOn-irritatinr. mild.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14

Rev. ]. w. Nicholson. of South Prin-
cess Anne Circuit. read the report on
quarterly conference records. and it
was adopted.
The hour for the election of delegates
and aiternates to the Annual Confer
cnce was changed from 4:3O to clock
p. III.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sDLtO,OeVb building and I.onn
Association plan. w. II. SARGi:AN'r Jr.
Room 81, LowenberS B.Gg. 5unl9-lm
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VOTE OF THANKS.

Rev. George ii. Spooner. of Lambert's
Point Church, offered the following,
which was adopted by Il rising vote:
Resolved, That we have heard with
pleasure the offer made by Brother b.
i, Rockover, of Norfolk. of Il lot near
Ihent' TO be used as a location for a
nome Tor our superanuated preachers.
according TO the proposed plan OF the
Joint Board of Finance
Resolved, That the thanks Of the Dis
trict Conference be extended 10 Broti1
Eockover for his generous offer.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-01

An EenemfcaI oecapatfoa.
"What liberal thinker Joe Serimpcs
is."
"Yss; II doesn't cost him sry cssh -
think. Chiesgo Record.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-01
A REIGN OF TERROR
Lawlessness In Cuba Drives
Peasants From Home.
CAPTURE OF SUPPOSED BANDITS
Reported Outbreak Tn NuevftRs-Cu-
ban Press CornpInia- OF the Amer
lean Mttstary Rule Betng
stumbling BsoclS 40 Progress.

HAVANA. June 27.-Owing 10 ths
murders. robbcrics and depredatiors h
the vicinity OF Guspajay the peasants
are sending their families into the town
The mayor, having decided IL would bs
Impossible 20 reach the culprits through
the ordinary processes of law. issued ar
order FOR tie arrest on suspicion of al
diSreputable characters The first MAI
taken into custody was Macuto. who l.
believed % have been one cf the gane
that recently raided Garcia's store az
Mariel. Major Dougherty and the chief
of police rode to Mariel and assured Gar
cia OF fun protection il he would identifs
Macuto. RE was badly frightened. trem
bled. contradicted himself several times
and 6nallv he said he would not hc able
90 recoinizc any member OF the gang
A Cuban major named SAM. suspected
of completely. was the next man arrested
tie hastily left town the day after The
robbery. Then followed the arrest of n
Cuban lieutenant. who WAS in charge of
the guard ON the Canas plantation Tie Is
believed 90 have been in league with the
thieves and was taken % Guanaiay in
Major Sanz's carriage
sunday night the police captured thres
supposed bandits Pedro Nunpz. said C.
bc the ringleader. wns taken. but he es.
capped. threatening % shoot an unIruct
Inspector of police Il Sc were followed
Nunez - said 20 be- in Havana. and the
Inspector. who il suspected of connivinl
at hrs escape. has been suspended.
Many dangerous men are leaving the
town. and the citizens feel better satisfied
now that the authorities are taking az
tive measures. Orders have been issue,
fos the arrest of ten Cuban ofiiccrs an,
two Spanish former gucrrillns. an o
whom are believed to be- guilty OF scriou
offenSes.
II n perSiStently rumorcd here Tim
there has breu serious trouble at Nuevi
taS in connection with the payment %
the Cuban troops. The story is that th
Cubans. after receiving payment. charu
ed the guard and recovered the arm
they had surrendered
In American official circles the report
discredited The authorities have IN
confidence In Colonel Moale. who is
sharre 81 tac payment there, and al
satisfied that it Is proceeding without ca
iision-
no political programme is posslule ,
execution. The Americans talk ab0l
/ Cuban slownc~s in organizing. but IN,
place every obstacle in our way. Cub
is today an immense military cam
which 70 viii continue 20 be just So Ion
as the Americans iud that conveniei
or have "A pretcxt for maintaining q
present conditions. The Americans al
everything. We are not even part
I the whole
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-01

MENOMINEE. Mich, June 27.-East-
crn capitalists have submitted a PROPOSE
ton 20 the business men OF Menominee "a
huild n plant for the manufacture OF
structural steel az an estimated cost OF
rs, 10000 which will furnish employ
inent 90 5000 hands. The buildings are
20 consist OF a blast furnace plant. an
open hearth steel plant. a Bessener steel
plant and a construction plant. The
main rolling mill will De 2.7e0 feet long
and 75O feet wide. and the whole Is 20
have a frontage OF 1000 feet
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-01

ADAMS, Mass. June 2T.-Presideu
Mckinley and party left for Washington
shortly before ; O'Clock last night. They
went 10y way 0f The Boston and Albany.
West Shore and Pennsylvania roads.
Mrs. Mcl&inley's health was the cause %
the sudden departure. Coming from Hol.
yoke 20 Springfield by the boat. Mrs
Mckinley caugk Acoid. and she has not
recovered from ID. She has been fearing
that she was in danger of being seriously
in away from home. and this cold aggra.
waited hcr nervous condition. On the rec
ommendatioR Of Dr. Rixey, the presi
dents physician. the president decided q
seturn at once.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-01

the Bible-namely. the seven thunders.
What those thunders meant We are not
told. and there has been much guessing
about them. But they are 10 come,
we are told, before the end OF al things,
and the world cannot get along with
out them Thunder is the speech OF
lightning. There are evils in our world
which must be thundered down and
which viii require at least seven vol
leys 70 PROSTATE them. We are ali
doing nice, delicate, soft handed work.
in churches and reformatory institu-
tions. against the evils OF the world.
aud much Of IL amounts 10 a teaspoon
dipped out of the Atlantic ocean, or q
clam shell digging away at mountain.
or a tack hammer shifting the Gibral-
tar. What is needed is thunderboltS.
and at least seven of them. There is
the long line of fraudulent commercial
Establishments, every stone in the
foundation and every brick in the wall.
and every nail in the rafter made out
If dishonesty, skeletons OF poorly-peid
sewing girls arms in every beam Of
that establishment. human nerves
worked into every figure of that EN-
hroidery, blood in the deep dye of that
refuigent upholstery, billions of dol
lars of accumulated fraud intrenched
ia massive storehouses and stock COM
panies manipulated by uEscrupulous
men. until the monopoly is defiant Of
all earth and heaven. How shall the
evil be overcome? BY treatises ON the
maxim: Honesty is the best policy? ?"
Or by soft repetition of the Golden Rule
that we must do unto others as we
would have them do to uS?" No, IL
win not be done that way. What 10
needed and will come 10 the seven thun-
terx-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-01
Another Alaham. Outrage.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. June 27.->Ioh1
Sheperd. coiored. who outraged Mrs.
Monroe Jones. wife OF Walker county
farmer. last Thursday. has been located
necr Cardiff. The sherifs OF jefferson
and Walker counties have possess there.
Two hundred armed negroes are protect
Ing the rapist. and the posses have divid-
ed and are advancing on the settlement.
A mob from Cordova threatens 20 lynch
the negro IL be is caught Trouble is
tvns,slnanf
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-01
CORNELL A WINNER.
Her Freshmen Lead IN the
Eight Dared Race.
FOUR DARED WOy By pEyySYLyayls
Corne1's Crew Made the Two Miles
In inmates - seeoad--cossE-
bia Ftve seconds Beh1nd.
PenR.y's Fre.h@en Third.

POUGHKEEPSIE. -. Y. June IT.
TIE four oared race over the two nile
course yesterday was won by PennSyiva-
MIA Ia lin. t2s. Cornell WAS scccad-
time. lin. i4Aas. Time 0f frSt nile
Pennsylvania, ON - 3-5s-. Cornell. en-
s..
The freshmen eight cared race between
Pennsylvania. Columbia and Cornell ovet
the two m.le course was won ~ Cornell
in em. 55s. Columbia was second. enc
aud one-quarter boat lengths behind Cor
nell. time loan; Pennsylvania third. three
and ouc-Quartcr hoat lengths behind Co
lumbia. time lOm los.
At the stroke % the pistol the two four
osret crews from Cornell AMI Penasyiva-
MIA took the water together. but the
Pennsylvania stroke started AZ 81. while
the Cornell stroke was only %. The
Pennsylvania strokc. while not a. pret-
tily rowcd a. C0rncn. had rluch more 30
in it. aud before thc boats had gone ten
lengths the Quaerrs had showed their
boats nose ahead % the fthacans. Cor
neil had dropped down 90 the Courtney
stroke of ,i3 90 the minute. and although
inch by inch the Quaker boat showed
che front they never Increased during the
mile in the middle. aud the enthusiasts
ruotcrS GA the train kept predicting that
a. they ncared the finish aud simply eaa
the Quakers up. hut from a mere gain os
an inch the first hair mile the gain of the
Pennsylvania boat became one OF feet a.
they neared the mile mark. Twice the
tOrnsilians tried 90 reduce the lead. bat
each time the Quakers responded aad
maintained the lead 0f one length. which
they had when they struck the bridge
At the bridge a heavy swell from q
ferrybout WAS encountered. and in IL Cor
nell seemed 10 gain. rowing 81 strokes.
/ At the uiile and a quarter Cornell picked
/ u mp. but Pennsylvania answered. At
the mile and half Cornell tried IL
again. but every time Pennsylvania an
swered. rowing "a aud 35 60 Cornen's 33.
I AT the mile and three-Quartrrs Penn.
/ sylvania spurted and opened up a lsnxth
OF water. wlaning by two lengths.
The eight CARED race started az 6.1S
the crews getting on well 1ogether. Cor
neil had 35 strokes. Columbia "a ans
Pennsylvania 36. Cornell obtained
slight lead in the trst few lengths. A
the half mile all were rowing well an
fast. but Cornell led quarter OF
I length. while Columbia had "a boat nss0
: of the Pennsylvania. Passing the hal
mile Cornell drew out OF the way unai
She had length ON Columbia and
length and a half on Pennsylvania. The.
We're all rowing about 81.
, At the mile and q half Cornell Ia,
], clear water between the boats. and ca
. lumhia was a length ahead % Pennsyl
vania. The latter tried o. pick II up II
z the last half 0ut and failed. and Colum
n bia gained so there was open water bs
y tween their she'll aud Cornell Cplumbl
D. tried desperately o. catch Cornell in th
D. last quarter and made a beautiful spur'
p bat Cornell responded and crossed IA
line a winner hy a length and quartet
q with Pennsylvania four lengths behind.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-01

CHARLOTTE. y. g. June 27.-A
white man named Parsons. whose home
was AZ Lenoir. y. G. was run over by a
southern railway train sunday night 80
miles north 0f here. He was brought to
Charlotte and lived about 80 minutes
after reaching here. His body was en-
tirely severed just below the waist. aud
while lying on a stretcher talking 70 a
physician the unfortunate man saw the
lower half 0f his body removed 90 an
other part of the r0Ona and commented
upon il. The man was about 21 yesrs
OF age and was beating his way On rhs
train when killed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-01

BETHLRHEM. Pa. June 27.--Aftsr
i've weeks idleness the puddle depart
ment OF the Bethlehem Steel company
resumed operations yesterday. with q
raise OF wages satisfactory 20 the mea
concerned. Quite q large shipment OF
armor plates and gun forgiDgs were made
By the Bethlehem Steel company yestsr-
day. Five plates for the forward bar
bettes Of the battleship Illinois were ship
ped 20 Newport News. weighing l53 tons.
A plate Of 5o tons vas shipped 70 Nanhasl
and nine forging to the Washington nsvy
yard
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-01

SARAGOSSA. Spain, June PA vic-
lent desnonstration against the budgeta-
~ proposals OF the spanish government
took place here yesterday. The mob pil-
laged the building OF the SaragosSa con-
sui general and stoned the gendarmes GA
guard. several Of whom were severely in
jured- The disorders increasing. the
troops were ordered cut and charged the
rioters. sMartiai law was then proclaim
ed. the prefect OF police handing over the
ties
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-01

NEW YORK. June 27.--Articies iaeor-
porsting the American IsthmRs ship Ca
nal esmpany have been deposited with
the Corporation Trust company Of Jer-
sey City TO be filed In the Office OF the
secretary OF state at Trenton- The nom
inal capital OF the company II $50. .Oo0.
$50. 000. 900.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-01

RENNES. France. June 27.-The Sec
ond trial OF Captain Alfred Dreyfas By
court martial on the charge OF conmuni
eating documents connected with the ma
tional defense 70 agents Of foreign pow
er Will take place In the army service
building here. ". Aathisu Drsyrrs.
brother cf shs famous pssscssr, Aas ~
rtv04 AQfA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-01

LONDON. June 27.-G<nersl Lord
Kitchener Of Kharsum. governor general
Of the sudan. has reosivsd H.64o from
shs Earl Of Nirto. govsxnov general ok
Canada. OF behalf Of tie Canadians for
the ea6owmsnt fnnd e the 0ordcn Ne
ueeid seleee - 0sysum.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-01

WASHINGTON. June z7.-Ths ia
Tnaican commissioners who sre here TO
negotiate a reciprocity treaty with this
government had another meeting yeSter-
day with Special Reciprocity Comnsis-
sioner kaSson- The negotiations are pro-
ceeding In a very friendly spirit. with thu
prospect o. the successful completion Of
a treaty BY the close OF the present week.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-06

OSCEOLA, la, March 5.-(Special)--A
sensation was caused in this city by the
arrest of Or, j. Roberts, for many years
prominent physician and proprietor of the
Osceola Sanitarium, on the charge of mur-
der the result of a criminal abortion. Last
week young woman by the name of Miss
Minnie May Alexander came to the Osceoa
Sanitarium from LeuoX, Taylor county, for
treatment. She was about is years of age
and was accompanied by her mother They
remained at the Sanitarium for a week. when
the girl died very suddenly at o'clock in
the morning. At ii o'clock the remains
were shipped to the home at LenuX, the rush
to get the corpse away causing a great deal
of talk. The matter was not given much
thought, however, nor was anything done un-
til the officers at LenoX wrote to Judge Tow
ner, demanding an investigation. The judge
and the county attorneys at once went to
LenoX and eXhumed the body in the pres
encs OF several physicians. The examination
resulted in the arrest of DR.. Roberts whose
trial is set for Tuesday, March I. He is out
on bail Both he and the dead girls mother
stoutly maintain innocence of any crime.
DR.. Roberts says he is being thus attacked
by some enemy.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-06
The Doctor ConfesScs.

An honest physician realizes that no
one man knows it all that it is the com
bincd effort Of ages which produces the
highest perfection in any field of IT,.
Scarch-aud he viii let no old-rashioucd
scruplcs Of professional etiquette nor
prejudice of opinion stand in the way
of his giving TO his patients the very
best service ana advice which lies within
his power. When such physician finds
that his own remedies and methods of
treatment are faulty he does not hest
tate to confess his error and to adopt
the better remedies and better methods
of those whose success has been fully
proven.
1t thus happens that hundreds of
physicians throughout the country are
today advising patients to use DR. Miles
NCrvinc for the cure of La Grippe and
its terrible after effects, such as nervous
prostration. dyspepsia, dizziness, weak
ness. heart trouble and all forms of eX-
haustcd vitality. An instance is re-
corded in the following letter from Mrs.
:. MOrChouSc, Phoenix, y. y. who
writes: "rhr fever left my stomach
very weak and could scarcely eat the
lightcst kind of food. | had II dreadful
burning sensation at the base of the
brain. but my greatest trouble was
Slseplcssncss. My doctor said it was
nervous proStratiln. and when he saw
that the medicine he gave me had no
effect whatever. he advised me to try
n bottle Of DR.. Miles Nervinc, as he
knew ii was Il good remedy for norv-
Gus troubles. followed this advice
and in short time | was restored to
perfect hcalth."
A trial package of DR.. Miles favor
itc treatment for the grip. consisting
of DR.. Miles Ncrvinc. Or. Miles Anti
Pain Pills and Or. Miles Nerve and
Liver Pills, will be sent absolutely free
of cost To any person sending name
and address on postal card, request
ing the sample, and mentioning the
name Of this paper Address DR.. Miles
Medical CO., Ellihart, Ind.