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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-11
Special White Goods Bargains

e. White Sheer India. Linon and
~ Satin Stripe Check Muslin.
1c case Nice &C. quality White
H. Check Muslins. A bargain.
12ikc.. The new Lace Stripe and Plaid
White Lawns
15c.. White Figured and Heavy Welted
Cord Pique. 10 patterns, bought cheap
they are worth 2oc. and 25c. a yard.
i0c.. Fine White Organdics. 32-inches
wido.
loo. White Organizes. 40 inches wide.
zoe. Beautiful White OrgandlcS 81
inches wide. worth soc.
25c;, 5l-inch wide Double-fold White Or
CANDIES.
soc.. Go-inch wide organdie. worth 4oc
Acc. G7-inch wide Orsande worth CO.,
l2hc., SPECIAL number fine White India
Linon, worth 100.
36-inch White Dotted Curtain Swiss
with Lace Border. l2iac. yard
SG-,nch Curtain Swiss Colored Dots. 12lao.
Fine Embroidered Dot Swiss for
Dresses 20c. yard
36-!nch Dot and Stripe Curtain SWISS.
10c. a yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-11

Charles Briggs. of Calumet. Mich, is
a director in the Lake SUPERIOR Devel-
opment Company. formed for mining
purposes in that city, with 100000 capt.
tai stock
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-11
Summer Sale Blankets.

Going to the Beach? You may want
some cheap blankets. We have 800 pairs
that We need the room of and will sell.
soc. pair, 30 pairs White and Grey 1911
Blankets.
G9c.. 80 pair 1914 White and Grey Blank
cts.
Toe pair. 30 pair Heavy 1914 White and
Grey Blankets
sl.oo PAIR, so pairs ia Heavy White and
Grey Blankets.
a few cheap Comforts at cost.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-11

From the Same party cases or Black
Henrsctta. here at prices never heard of
before in Norfolk.
1oc 4o-inch Atwood Henrietta. color
~. is guaranteed.
SOC. i6-Inch Atwood French Henrietta,
II twill count, worth 65c.
5oc.. i6-inch S.lk-L,ko Real German 16
Twill Count. lustre on it like Luxon silk.
See this ono sure.
69c.. Fine grade Black 'Slk-llke 46-inch
German Henrietta. counts is twill and is
the best $l.Go cloth known.
81 Co 10 pieces Only Of this make. these
count - tw.lls and can't be bought in
America under 81 so But We intend this
TO be the greatest Henrietta sale ever
made in Norfolk and mean every word
here printed.
,hoice Of any Of our finest French SILK
hat have sold up 10 S3.25 yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-11
White Aprons, Zoe.

125 dozen Aprons go on sale at about
cost OF material.
loo. lot Aprons OF India Lawn. with
wide tic strings. also large Bingham
Aprons, 1Jc. each.
loo. Large White Lawn Aprons deep
hens, with wide long tie strings.
l9c.. Large White Aprons, tucks and
embroidery Insertion. wide hens and long
VIDE strings.
25c.. ) specials. Large Embroidery Trim
med Aprons. Large White Nurses
Aprons. with . pockets, and Large cling
ham 23spocket Aprons. and Large Cook
ard Walters Aprons
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-11
CHICAGO, 8: ST. LOUIS. 0.

Score by innings: RHE.
Chicago -. 20 o OO102 k 10 2
st. Louis 20 30 o 0 o 0 0 90 4 4
Batteries: Callahan and Nichols:
Young and O'Connor. Umpires-War-
ner and Swartwood. Time-1:55.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-11
29c. Umbrellas, 9 to 10 A. VI.

30 only Monday. 26-!nch Gloria Umbrel
las only one to Il customer
75c.. Ladies' Twill Glorin Steel Rod &C.
inch Umbrella. worth S1oo.
SIS. Monday only, Ladies' fine Hem
stitch Border White Jap SILK Parasols.
These are worth $500.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-11

- the eQual 10 any SOlu at 1Vc. or even
12lsc. The coors and patterns are exqui-
S.tc. On sale the first time Monday at
SIC. a yard
2sL. new cases Calicoes, this sea-
O%4C. sons newest patterns, the best
calico ever rctailod for and &c. Il yard.
Our price Monday sac.
o. SO pieces new fine Madras. waist
~. and dress patterns. They are 81
inches wido and worth l5c. Our price
Monday 30. a yard.
1oc., u lot q pieces Fine Corded French
Ginghams. This is Il 15c. kind.
k,Ic 7e5. yards P. *. Remnants. navy
O%+|' black, light blue and red These
are as good as the 12iac ones in full pieces
Reduced for Monday 10 G24c.
3s/c Fine grade of Lace Curtain
~ ScrIm, the grade that rctails for
Sc. Our Special Monday SIC.
Sc. Heavy Twilled Flowered Creton-
be-, Japanese T'insel Drapery, worth 10c
&c, Good Fine Outing Cloth. worth Sc.
&c, Blue Stripe Bed Ticking, worth Sc.
12lac., Heavy "a Brown Shooting.
12'kc., Best 81 Table Oil Cloth.
12isc., White Flannel for Children's wear.
12i4c,, Cotton Covert Bicycle Suiting.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-11
REAL SILK VALUES UNDERPRIC ED.

Z9c. Jap Raffetas. The s' retail prc rao of
thia is I9c. This we guarantee will wear
1885, po psSes . Ap opv sS 1s %rs
is Coo. Monday Csc.
35c.. all-pure-silk Taneta. cream, white
and all colors. This is u positive SOC. value
85c.. Choice of any OF our soc. Sat'ns.
We have them In black and all colors.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-11
Table Damask and Napkins.

M yard. fast color Turkey Red
w. Table Dam;lsk. the i9c lind
2Jc.. G0-inch Bleached Table Damasis.
S?c.; G3-inch Fine Bleached Damask,
worth soc.
a. &c. Go-inch Fine Linen DamqsA, wor.h
csc., Fine Bleached Damask. cS-.nch wide
worth sec.
Zoe. worth sloo. Fine 72-inch German
Hamask. THIS is Il bargain sure.
zoe. dozen. worth 75c.. lot line Pure
Linen Doylies, 10 inch square.
Coo. n dozen. worth sl.OO. Large Heavy
Blcached Damask Dinner Napkins. u
great value
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-11

by so many
names that the
mystery is deep
ened with every
new phase. To
be fully satisfied
that indigestion
and S to m a c n
Dr HnrtDan-a
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-11
COLLEGE GAMES

COLLEGE GAMES.
Princeton, 6: Yale, ..
Harvard. 4; Pennsylvania, G.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE RESULTS.
Scranton, 5: Lancaster, 3.
Reading. 1; Richmond. ..
Newark. Is; Paterson. L.
Allentown. 2; Wilkesbarre, 4.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-11
Spring Goods Reduced.

TO JUST HALF TIE VALUE.
&c. 20 pieces Double-w.dth Spring Fan
cies. beautiful patterns was i9isc.
loo. 10 pieces Doublowidth Wool Covert
Suitng. these sold for soc.
Ssc.. Fine Ail-wool Spring Dress Goods.
O-inch wide. Some sold for SlOO
'oc.. F-ne silk and WOOL Venetian. full
i6 Inches wide
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-11
25c. Ladies' Muslin Drawers

special lots at CSC each. This is posi-
lively great value for the grade we show
The material alone is worth moro. Finer
grades SOC, 5Oc.. 33c., and Acc par.
Your money chcerfully refunded On any
OF the above goods II found unsatisfac-
tory for any cause whatever.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-11
Summer Wash Stuffs

THE LARGEST STOCK At THE Small
LEST PRICES.
All the newest styles Organizes. Lawns
Corded Dimites and Fine French Organ
dies.
1857 yards Corded Dimity Lawn. colored
stripes and neat printing on white ground,
with white cord running through. worth
and sells usually at Sc. our special 37sc
27ll yards Fine and Beautiful Sheer Or
gande Lawns, 32-inch WIDE the finest
lawn at our special price CSC.
73 pieces Real Irish Corded Dlmlty. This
is imported. beautiful printing on white
grounds, real value 19c., our special price
10c.
Prettiest Daintiest styles. This grade
was made to sell for 25c. yard. Our
special price only l2i9c.
Sale Of Undermuslins.
10o Monday only. Ladies' Fine Mus
nc. lin Night Gowns, tucked yokes.
cambria ruffles at neck and sleeve ana
front. Sized Il TO is only one TO Gus
5lc, special styles of Fine Gowns.
6sc.. special styles of Fine Trimmed 81
Gowns
75c.; styles best grade Muslin Gowns,
worth $l.25.
500 This IS surely the best Gown ever
shown in Norfolk al this price,
d. CflEMlSES. 20 dozen to sell
~ Monday at 25c. each.
handsomely trimmed Chemises at SOC.
and SOC. each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-11
Hosiery Sale Again.

You get hose at all times here at lowest
prices. but Mono we cut prices lower
than ever. If YOU think prices sound ri
convinced.
E. worth 12isc Children's Fast
80 Back and Seamless foot, double
thread Ribbed Hose.
&C.. Ladies' Fine Seamless Fast Black
Hose. These our Toe. ones.
f0I/- Ladies Imported Hermsdorf
lE/2S. Black Double Heel and Toe
Hose. They are worth lee.
15c.. Ladies' Fancy Hosiery. every pair
taken from our regular 25c stock They
are the fast color imported ones and new
est styles.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-11
Extra Domestic Specials.

GI/c now case OF Gamers full yard
- u ~ wide beautiful PeroaleS. This cloth
IS the equal to any sold at 1Oc. or even
12lsc. Tho coors and patterns are eXqui-
Stc. On sale the first time Monday at
SIC. q yard
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-11
25c. Silk and Isle Hose.

II you can match these at these prices
we forfeit box. The Silk Hose are the
Ijc. ones. The Thread Hose are the soc
ones. Ask for them Monday
f7ILc Childrens Fine Imported Sox
g. SIZE to 6ia. colors, black tan
white and rcd. Hcrmsdorf best and fast,
est dye.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-11

&f TX a great Crepon Bargain You
pl'/O and MohaIr Crepons in the hous
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-03-02
Admiral Corvora wopk

MADRID, Feb. 27,--The committee of
the senate for the verifcation Of ere.
dentials has examined Admiral Ger
vera, who has contended that he was
entitled to sit in the senate, inasmuch
as criminal proceedings had not been
taken against him. The admiral de.
clared that II the loss Of his squadron
were crime, 1t must be attributed to
the government which sent him to the
Antilles against his will, He told the
committee that he wept on receiving
congratulations upon his safe arrival
at Santiago dc Cuba, for he had fore
seen disaster.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-03-02
FRUIT Has BEEN INJURED,
OrehArdlsS Everywhere Alarmed over
This Ysar's Crops


COLUMBIA, Mo-, Feb, en- Tho recent
unprecedented cold spoil has caused
universal alarm among fruit growers
all over tho country, and tho authorl'
ties OF the Missouri experimental sta
tion have been besieged with letters
and dispatches inqulrlng about the In
juries 10 buds and trees L. A, Good.
man. secretary OF the State Hortlcul.
tural society, mado the following
statement for the bSneat OF fruit
growers; U.1
"The reports OF lowest temperature
vary from 81 degrees to 80 degrees be-
low zero, Such weather has injured
not only the fruit, but also the trees
and In some localities probably killed
the peach trees TO the snow line, The
apple crop Is safe, and only some OF
the most tender varieties are injured
"The pear buds are badly injured
and In some localities entirely killed,
This crop will be very light Tho trees
also are badly injured in many places
Plum buds arc also injured, especially
Is this true Of tho japanese varletiesi n
few OF the American varieties and
some Of the European varieties are
also injured, The japanese plum trees
are also badly injured The cherry
buds, the Morcllo varieties, are safe
Some OF the Duke varieties are slight.
ly injured and also the Heart varle-
ties, but the carly Richmond is our
standby and we will probably have n
good crop OF them. All hardy varieties
OF the grape arc safe for crop, The
strawberry where we'll mulched Is all
right The raspberry is generally
badly injured and the crop will be
short Hardy varieties OF the black
berry are all sound and the crop prom
ises we'll.
III We can have n good crop Of ap.
pies, as now seems, u good crop OF
strawberries, cherries and blaclsber.
ries, and II partial crop OF pears, plums
and raspberries, we will not suffer for
fruit and perhaps the fruit men may
make little money. They ought to
make some this year"
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-03-02
NEBRASKA TRAGEDY.
Louis GroSsmAn, Discharged rrumpstqrc
Shoots City Marshal Mooney.

Louis 0rossman, Discharged TrumpOtqrr
Shoots City Marshal Mooney.
OMAHA, Neb, Feb. 81. As the result
OF shooting ARRAY at Crawford, Neb.,
three miles from Fort Robinson, City
Marshal Frank D. Mooney OF Crawford
lies In an unconscious state, with o
bullet wound in his head, with small
hope Of recovery and Louis Grossman,
late trumpeter Of Company G, First
United States cavalry, is confined in
the county Jail in this city with one Of
two charges against him Of either
murder or shooting with intent to
kill, depending upon the death orFe-
covery Of Marshal Mooney, Lynching
is threatened, The preliminary hear.
ing will be held at Crawford, where
the feeling is intense and in case Of
MONEYS death 1t is feared that Gross
man will DO summarily dealt with.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-03-02
Many Places Flllod.

TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. 2S.-The state
board Of charities has announced the
following appointments:
Superintendent Topeka insane asy-
lum, T. @. Biddle, Emporia.
superintendent osawatomie insane
asylum, L. L. Uhls, Paola.
Superintendent Winfield imbecile
asylum, Q. s. Newton, Altamont.
Superintendent Atchison Orphans
home, w. II. II. Young, formerly of
Kansas City, Kan, but now of oska-
loosa.
Assistant physician Topeka asylum,
Ernest Minney, Topeka.
Assistant physician 0sawatomie
asylum, DR.. H. p. Moore, Garnett,
at osawatomic, T. j, Hayes,
.ty, Kan.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-03-02
NOTABLE EVENT AT HAVANA.
Great Banquet at Which Generals
Brooke and Loo speak

uroat banquet ~ Whtoh Generals
Brooke and Loo Speak
HAVANA, Feb. 2I-The banquet at
the Tacon theAter Saturday evening
proved brilliant successful affair.
Governor General Brooke aud Major
General Lee spoke. Cubans generally
regard the occurrences AZ tho function
as tho most promising auguries
Of Cuban independence since
the peace protocol was signed.
Tho theatsr was crowded to
overlooking with spectators and
moro than 200 covers were laid
for the banqueters. Besides the gov
ernor general and General Lee the
company included Major General Lud-
low, General Chaifeo, the governor
generals chif-of-staffi the STATS OF
Generals Lee and Ludlow, and other
army and navy officers, together with
many prominent citizens and Havana
officials General Andrade sat on the
right OF General Gomez and Mayor Laa
coste on his left.
Both the American generals repeated
former statements Of the military ad-
minlstration, chiefly along the line OF
assurance that the United States i'm
tended to establish n stable govern
ment in the island and then to deliver
1t to the Cubans themselves. These
assurances wero vocirerously ap-
plauded,
General Gomez himself did not
speak, owing to the hoarseness from
which he Is suffering. General An
drade expressed thanks on his behalf,
adding in his name that the banquet
had done much to bring the Cuban and
American elements to clear under
standing and to define the position,
work and aims Of the Unitad States
military administration in Cuba.
General Gomez, who is much in need
Of rest, said to friend; "This popu.
larity is killing me-
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-03-02
IT SURPRISED washington.
Admiral Dewey's Request for the
Oregon Not Explained,
WILL REACH MANILA MARCH 10

WARRINGTON, Feb, 95 The follow
ing dispatches have been received at
tho Navy department.
"MANILA, Feb, 2L-For political
reasons the Oregon should DO sent here
at once, Charleston and Petrol cruis-
Ing around the Philippine islands,
Affairs more quiet Dewey"
"sAN FRANCISCO, Feb, 49, The Ore.
gon arrived at Hilo February 4 and at
Honolulu February 8, Iris and Scan
dIA arrived upon the 18th. Clifton"
Mr.. Giffen is dispatch agent OF the
department,
WASHINGTON, Feb, 95, General Otis
cAbled the War departmentps follows
to-day;
"MANlLA, Feb. g. -Scandla arrived
last night. On nights 9lst and 29d and
yesterday morning insurgcnt troops
gained access TO outskirts Of city be-
hind our lines, Many in hiding and
about 1000 intrcnchod themselves,
Completely routed yesterday with loss
OF killed and wounded about 500 and
goo prisoners, Our loss very slight,
City quiet, confidence restored, BUSH
ness progressing, Otis"
WASHINGTON, Feb, 60 The navy
department expects tho battleship Or
cgon to arrive at Manila about tho
10th OF March,
As the transports are ahead OF
schedule time, 1t thinks General Otis
within n week will have reinforce
ments OF $500 men,
The cablegrum from Admiral
Dewey, asking for the Oregon, was re-
ceived with surprise by the officials
here, No one knew, or at least would
admit that he knew, the nature OF tho
political reasons which the admiral
says demand the immediate presence
Of the peerless battle ship. The cable
gram was taken TO the cabinet and
fully discussed there
There Is au underlying doubt
whether or not the admiral may
not be keenly sighting gather.
ing cloud In the East and is look
ing to the prevention OF any posi-
bic intervention or interference by
European powers in the struggle
now In progress In the neigh
borhood of Manila. 1t is believed that
In the big fires much property Of
foreign residents and business con-
Germs was destroyed That these fires
were caused by insurgents cannot be
denied and it may be that some
Of the foreign naval commanders In
the East are disposed to seize
upon the pretext that their interests
demand protection which we cannot
afford them to make landing or do
something obnoxious to tho United
States and likely to encourage the in
surgents.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-03-02
FARMERS PAY WAR TAX"
sHindlorS Are ExActInE RovOnuo From
Nebraska Farmers

WYMoRE, Neb, Feb. sz--The latest
scheme to swindle farmers being
worked in this section Is the collection
OF war tax" from the more ignorant
class Of agriculturists. Well dressed
aud smooth talking strangers havo
been travelling through Gage and adj
joining counties working this scheme
and from recent reports they seem to
have been quite successful, having
held up large number OF farmers
for amounts ranging from 81 to $40.
The swindlers travel singly and gem
orally call upon farmers OF foreign
nativity, where by exhibiting their
authority, which consists Of printed
blank reccipts and printed copy Of q
purported revenue law requiring farm
ers to pay certain per cent for war
tax, they induce the farmers to pay
various sums, for which the swindlers
give a receipt ana take their depart.
ure. Quite u number Of bohemian
farmers have exhibited those receipts
during the past week and they seemed
to feel quite proud in having cXpend.
cd their money in 80 patriotic man.
nor
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-03-02
MARKS IN american EPOCH
The Record Of tho Flfty-Flth Con-
gress Of the United States.
ADDS A NEW LEAF TO HISTORY

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9L--An eventful
period In the country'a history IL COW
cred by the work OF tho Fifty-flfth
Congress, which Is drawing TO a close,
II has been period OF stirring and
dramatic action, with questions OF vast
magnitude constantly engaging atten-
ton, forming IN epoch alongside
those other American epochs-tho
Revolution and the civil war. This
Congress has declared war against a
foreign foo and the treaty making
branch has participated In ratifying
the treaty by which that war was ter
minated. II has provided great vol
unteer army, has enlarged the regu-
lar army and has expanded the navy
to meet war emergencies and new con.
ditions.
The tariff has boon revised, first by
the Dlngley law and then by the war
revenue acti bond issue, known as
the war loan, has been provided. But
far reaching as these war measures
are, the Congress has had time also to
enact other legislation which under
ordinary circumstances would make
Its session memorable. This includes;
The annexation OF Hawaii.
The rejection by tho Senate OF the
general treaty OF arbitration with
Great Britain.
The enactment Of national bank
ruptcy law
Provision for taking the twelfth CEN
sus.
Reorganization Of the personnel of
tho navy.
To this list may yet be added other
important subjects still pending, in.
Guiding the Nicaragua canal, the In
crease OF the regular army, the anti.
scalping measure, the Hawaiian bill,
and the proposed encouragement OF
American shipping, Some Of tho most
important general measures are In the
final legislative stages, and 1t will not
be until the last hours arrive that the
success or failure of these measures
will be determined definitely.
The total appropriations OF the
present session will approximate $780,
100000, Of which about $3.50, 900, 900
will be for the military and naval uses
or for subjects connected with the
war. This is general estimate, how
ever, based upon totals which may
undergo much change II the Mica
ragua canal amendment Is added
to the river and harbor bill this
will make material increase. In
cluded In the naval bill are provisions
for three seagoing battleships, three
armored cruisers and six small cruis-
ers, for which SO, 900, 900 Ia appropri-
ated for the first years work. Based
on estimates, tho total appropriations
for the Congress mot including the
four appropriation bills left over by
the former Congress) would DO approx
imately 81, 900, 900, 900, of which amount
approximately 5000, 100000 is for war
expenses or incident to the army and
navy.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-03-02
Tho First Bill Made u Law.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Feb. 97,--Gov'
ernor Stephens returned to the house
to day with his approval house bill
No. 80, introduced by Hawkins OF
Marion. This bill was the first
passed and is the first to receive the
governors approval 1t classiAes real
and personal property in such man
ner as to permit tho state board Of
equalization to increase or reduce the
assessment on ono class without affect
ing others.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-03-02

ASHLAND, Ky, Feb. 27-P. s. Carr,
late captain Of company L, First Ken
lucky regiment, was shot through the
left arm at the elbow by Harry Price,
young lawyer Of catlettsburg, who
was n private In Carr's company. The
two met in Gray g. Stewards saloon,
and the lie was passed, and it is said
Price drew his pistol and fred. Cap
tain Carr took the pistol from Price
and fred one shot as Price retreated
up an alley. Tho trouble originated
while they were in the army, and was
expected to wind up in shooting az
fray