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The Anaconda standard., 1899-07-13
FOE SALE-KEAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE
S1,1OO-SO acres all fenced, in grains and
grass.
s14oO-So acres, all fenced, in grain grass,
pasture.
So, 5O0-320 acres, all fenced; SO in grain, 20
alfalfa, cuts 90 tons of wild hay: $50 fruit
trees; balance pasture; 5-room house with
cellar, stabling, horses, is cows; all the
above have good water right and good To-
cation: decided bargains Other farms
from $500 to s21, 900.
G. w. DICKINSON
CaIkin's Law Office. Stevensville. Mont
FOR sALE-15s ACRES OF CHOICE
farming land in Paradise Velley. six
miles east of Plains. Mont: 10 acres in
crop; good orchard, fair buildings,
fenced. binder, teams, wagons. sulky
plow, harrows, press drill. mower, horse
rake, all necessary implements; 5000
with crop, or "a. 900 without.
sS acres fenced, 80 acres in hard wheat,
NJ miles south of Plains. Mont, on south
side Of Clark's Fork river; $1,000 takes
ti, this; terms easy. AddEss J. A. MCGOWAN
Plains. Mont.
MISSOULA AND GOOD SCHOOLS
Neat Groom 11a-story cottage stable, 80
fruit trees and garden; easy distance of
university and public school, $1,000.
5-room cottage, Y acre ground bearing
orchard, city water. 4 blocks from public
school, $500.
Unimproved property near university.
Write stating what you want.
GEO. F. BROOKS, Real Estate.
Missoula. Mont.
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WANTED-CAPABLE MAN WITH s2,ooa
cash to carry stock of goods and man
age branch business; $50 per month and
expenses; also extra percentage: perma-
nent position: references required. Henry
Vernon. Boyce building. Chicago.
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WANTED-PARTNER IN SALOON
business In Anaconda: $500 required.
Address Saloon, care Standard office. An
aConda.
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OCULISTS.
CLAIRvOYANTs.
Bids Wanted.

Sealed bids will be received by the
undersigned for painting and repairing
the roof of the court house at Boulder,
jefferson county Montana. until Mon
day, July II, 1899, at IL o'clock. noon.
The right to reject any and all bids
reserved. By order of the board of
county commissioners,
EUGENE PICOT,
County Clerk.
Boulder, Montana, July 10. 1899.
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LOST.

$40 REWARD FOR THE RETURN OF
bay mare branded 81. s." on left
shoulder; also has halter on; weighs about
1,1j0. Left Saturday evening. Fred kerth,
1.04S Wyoming ave-, Butte.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-THE BEST HOTEL. WITH
barroom: fine paying proposition: CEN
trally located doing thriving business,
good stock, long lease: $500; one-half
cash. balance on time; buyer can double
his money in short time; investigate this
bargain. 26 E. Broadway. room 2, Butte.
MCnt
The Anaconda standard., 1899-07-13

For sale by Newbro Drug Co., L. E. Gal
logly, Paxton & Rockefeller, Butte; Mar
tin Drug Co.. Smith Drug Co., Anaconda,
The Anaconda standard., 1899-07-13
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT.-A NICE LARGE STORE
room opposite the McDermott hotel;
reasonable rent Apply to w. II. Winters.
1924 Owsey block, Butte Mont.
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FOR SALE - S0-ROOM FURNISHED
lodging house: can accommodate Ha
dodgers. Hall Bros, l15 n. Main, Butte.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-07-13

FIVE AGENTS WANTED TO SELL
family laundry. Address Box $50. Mis-
soula.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-07-13

LARGE, ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
front room modern. single and en- suite,
with or without table board; terms reason
able. sol w. Galena Butte
The Anaconda standard., 1899-07-13

FOR SALE-LODGING HOUSE, 1G
rooms, steam heat and bath; good loca-
ton. Brigham. 16 w. Broadway, Butte.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-07-13
FURNISHED

5-room modern brick ...................s4 $40. 90
Groom modern frame .................. $500
4-room frame ...,...... ................. 70 5O
The Anaconda standard., 1899-07-13

TIL E MANHATTAN - FURNISHED
rooms for gentlemen. per month. $40
and up 36 N. Main ST.. Butte, between
Park and Broadway.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-20
DAVIS COEfESSES.
Tells How The Countcrieiting Business Was
Carried on at Winthrop. Mass.

Boston Dec l9.-GeOrge f. Litchiirll.
printer, and Porter ~ Bliss. A pho
tographer. who were arrested on I'LL.
charge of assisting in the ma nufacturr
of counterfeit Canadian bills were be
fore the United States commissioner.
today. William Davis. who has con
fessed I" his part in issuing the bills.
was placed ~ the witness stand III the
opening " the hearing ana The entire
forenoon Nas devoted ID his examine
tion.
~ Assistant District Attorney Casey
tn" witness stated that Bliss r.adr tina
flint negative for him. early iii March
IL also told how nv negotiated secret
~. IN Boston. Mith L.tchncld ana Bliss.
until nc had obtained Am th- imrlc-
m"nts Il" needed frr setting up u cnuu-
t"rfcitlmg plant in WINTHROP
According tn testimony. I.itrhI-ll
Wds act.N" in thr PREPARATORY transact
tiunS untl he had received $5u WI yit
for his services hy Whioh time the fuu
OUTFIT nan been obtained ana establish
cd ia Winthrop. Hr operated DIVA
printing press. il il said. hit INV struck
M billS that We're circulated. AIr. DAYS
printing all the DIS himself
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there once. to attend the funeral al
ready referred 10"
The records of these marriages the
witness said. We're in the temple. which
was the only depository Of plural mar
riages. He said it was generally
understood that Roberts was in the
employ and paid by the church.
This brought about a sharp exchange
between the witness and Roberts.
DO you not know asked Roberts
that the Mormon church does not pay
those ministering for it?"
II know replied Mr.. Brandon, that
the rank and file are not paid, but The
higher ones are paid"
And is not +. H. Roberts in the rank
ana iie?'
mo. sir, you are considered as one
OF the influential ones ANA at the time
YOU were called down il was stated
that you received 500 per month from
the church"
Did not RobertS deny it publicly"
y know said the witness. that the
bishop says he sends 4 part Of the tith-
ing up there lcentcrvillc), Ia pay YOU "
DO YOU not know that none uf tho
tithing is sent there
II only know what tir bishop saws. =
IT was decided To hear the argument (;
on the case, Jan. A. During the holiday
recess a Subcommittee viii hear other
witnesses who may come from Itah
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Washington, y. G., Dec. 10, 1895.
Pe-ru-na Drug Mfg 90, Columbus, o. /:
Commemorative often heard Of your
great medicine and have persuaded my
wife, who has been much Of a sufferer
from catarrh, to try Pe-ru-na, and after
using one bottle she has wonderfully
improved. 1t has proved all you have
claimed for it, and l take pleasure in
recommending it TO anyone who is af-
hicted with catarrh. Yours,
VIM. Youngblood,
Auditor for the Interior.
Catarrh in its various forms is rapidly
becoming 4 national curse. An I'M
doubted remedy has been discovered
by DR.. Hartman. This remedy has
been thoroughly tested during the past
forty years. Pe-ru-na cures catarrh in
al stages and phases. There is no rem
sdy that can be substituted
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WATERNILIE.
The NEW PASTOR WELCOMED.
Reception TO Rev. and Mrs. E. c. Whi,temore
at the Baptist Church.

The annual church rally was com
bncd with q reception To the new pas
ter, Key. +. q. Whittrmorc and his
wife. ~ the Baptist church. last even
ing, ana proved to y" one NJ the most
"n"jablc occasions in the social life Or
the church. Fully 40 We're present.
using this opportunity To meet their
new pastor. Invitations had been *
tended to all the pastors in the City
I" bc present ana nearly if not all ac-
cepted thu invitation
The supper was served at $50. one
Of the pretty features WAS the arrange
ment NJ five tables in different parts
" the room at which coffee. tea ami
chocolate We're poured. These were
presided over hy Mrs. J. J. Lane, MIS-.
w T. Stewart, Miss Blanche Lane.
Mrs w. !. WYman, Miss Jennie Buck.
Mrs. Pierce. Mrs. DagEctt. Mrs. Dut-
tom Mrs. Stevens ana Miss Florence
Perkins.
Thos" VINO had charge If the supper
arrangements Wer" Mrs True. Mrs.
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WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Of the National House Announces Its Several
Sub Committees.

Washington. Dec. la.-Thc ways ana
means committee Of the House hold q
short session. today, at which Chairman
Payne announced the subcommittee as
follows:
Customs, customs districts ANA custom;
officials Messrs. PAYNE. Dalzell. Hopkins.
GroSvcnVi. Russell Richardson ana Rob
crtSnu.
Administration ~ customs IawS-Rus-
sell. Payne. Deliver Steele Swanson,
Mcclellan ana NcWandS
Internal r"vcnur-Duliyrr. Steele. Rus
SCI. HOPKINS. Tawney, Mcclellan aud
Cooper. Texas.
Public debt. thr preservation az the
public credit ANA redemption Of govern
mcnt nptcs-balzcH. Mccall. Payne. Rich
irdspn ANA one blank
Reciprocity ana commercial treaties
hopkins. Dollivcr, Tawncy. Long. Dali
zcll. swanson and Cooper, Texas.
Revenue from other sources than Gus
toms ana excuses and on miscellaneous
ubieCts-GrosvcnOr, Russell. Steele Nc
can, Long, Robertson and Newlands
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DIED.
.N\DROSCOCi(iI\.

ANDROSCOGGIN
Mechanic FaIl--Dec 4. Mrs Emily
Putncy, wife nf +. 5. Berry. aged IS years
West Minot-Dec. :. Cyrus Bucknam.
AROOSTOOk.
Sprague's MilIs-Dec. A. Mrs. Cyrus Nc
PhersOn, aged Il years
FRANKLIN.
FarminGton-Dec. I? Sarah f., wife Of
Charles l.. Smith, aged - years.
KENNEBEC.
At Nernon-Dec. Il, Mrs. J. K. Yeaton,
aged G5 years.
PENOBSCOT.
Bangor-Dec. .. Eben S. Coe. aged IS
years. month ana days; Helen +. Bak-
er. aged 20 years.
Orono-Dec. >, Harry ". son Of William
H. ANA Florence Good. aged years, 10
months: Dec. II. Harriet b., wife Of Eli
l.nis. aged 10 years, ~ months and Is
days
Veazie-Dec .. Stephen d. MIlct, aged
Is years.
Lcvant-Dcc u. Nathan Bemis.
North Bangor-Dec II, Geo. r. Staples.
aged 81 years. ! month, q days.
SAGADAHOC.
Bath-Dec, II, Charles A. Fisher, aged
" years, 3 months.
WALDO
Bclfast-Dcr. 2 Mrs. Christiana +. Nor
risun, aged "a years. \ months; Dec \.
Hannah +. Dustin. formerly Of St
George. n III, aged u wears ana !.
months. nee 4. capt. John Hasseil aEal
N years, I month ana ~ days.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 4th, 1929.
Pc-ru-na Drug Mfg Co., Columbus, Oh
Gentlemen-I have taken Pe-ru-na
now for two weeks, and find / am very
much relieved 1 feel that my cure will
be permanent j have also taken it for
Ia grippe, and l take pleasure in recon-
mending Pe-runa as an excellent REM
edy to all fellow sufferers.
Very Respectfully, NJ. W. Howard.
Congressman Towards home address
is Fort Payne, Ala.
Any man who wishes perfect health
must be entirely free from catarrh. Ca
tarrh is well-nigh universal; almost ON
nipresent. Pe-ru-na is the only abso-
Lutte safeguard known. A cold il the
beginning Of catarrh. TO prevent colds,
TO cure colds, is to cheat catarrh out OF
its victims. Address DIR. Hartman, Co
lumbus, o., for free catarrh book.
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FRANKLIN.

KAN kllN.
Kingiield-Dec. b Arthur q. Wuodard
ana Miss Daisy Dean French.
lndustry-Dec. TO- Mr.. Ruel Watson Of
Industry. ana Miss Florence French of
Vienna.
F'armirgton-Dcc. :. Alfred Louis Pou-
part IF CoIebrUol. n H.. ana Miss Elsi,.
Louis GreenleHf " Pennington.
HANCOCK.
Eucksport-Dec. ? Frank l.. Mead ami
Miss Millicent Lawrence
Winter Harbpr-Dcc. IN. Miss Emma
Andrews If Gouldsboro. To Henry w
Crlbtrcc Of Winter Harbnr.
Fast Tramklin-Dec i. Miss Villa =
vry A. Luckenbach If Lewiston.
swans Tsland-Dcc :. Mrs. Eva NJ. Col
9my NJ swans Island, T. Joseph y.
Colony to Abram Norwood. both Of
Swans Island
Brooklin-Dec. ,. Miss Ella Frances
Nuttrr t. George r. Wakeman. both Of
Northeast Harbor-Dec ), Miss sally
Isabella somes Of Mt. Desert. to Wood
6q ng.1 pa Ira Leland &da e H,r Trenton t, ,v
rem to Frederick Rackliff. both Of Deer
stonngton-Dec. A. Miss Gertrude
Young 70 Peter Z. Gray, both Of StoninG
4 nuldsboro-Dec. :. Mrs. Eliza Young to
T. $. Dunifer, both of Gouldsboro.
IlENNEBEC.
Winthrop Ccntre-Dcc {. Lester +. Da-
f I'M NH III dmu ilSS rI'lcIlcc =,
Ninthrnn-D.r i Isa,, WAT. ,nd MI.
Mrrtic Berry.
kNON-
Camdrn-Nov. N. Albert Hunter ana
Cora Giles, both nf Camden.
OXFORD.
NnluNcr-Dec. 4 Nr John M. Thomp-
S"n ana Mrs. Annie p. Brown. both Of
l'5.lI"i Il. r-..l1. n- NJ. ..,, \.
ll,ni'grI ,iii P ; 'ii lti Il:
i,''I,. M" N''r7 l''SN '''"u" li' po'h ~
h.lnl ,,nr n..t. n. t-,,.. y.;..,,
,iII Hri-. %nr, /, iyLitn.,1 b1,r, III Ga-,1i,
I i, ''i'-0 .'''' N''t'''f' "''i ui ''"'h
F4T -l..,.,..,- n.. n. I.rre.. Il ,,,r.,.
t,.l-L.'8 ,r; III III Il. u. u 'it
,,.,,,7t't1,ll + 1i-I -tie' 'H1S '' '"''' Mn
WIN. ,.h,r1,, ,-r,.h,. ,,J
Nul II Il ir IN II 'r iiII lo-In 'n'
III "Il III, ,,,,.n !" Sr,H
,,,r -,tia p.,,t f >-r,, NM Mn i'"'
al, ls,ll9 i>tfli', N. N NrI"2E' ,.,.
L,at por,i ,nI 1i,,,d III WIN, III a,,,.,
p. ''' 'i' -'"' 'i''1 'o''
f2.n,, rrrora ro, NJ. rr,r.. u, ra.4
Fesseuden And Nils Flora Gertrude
EaEa. hoth nt Brownield.
t.r.,..t.,rI III mi T,rir- r,rz ,n1
NJ. ,iat,t /, ,,in,,,, tti Gari,T
NiI1 Matiir Il. nahnian or.h a ,oI 3
, II'' .''' n '''Ph'" 49,
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56th cONGRE IS.
Continued from page ~

dependent upon policy Of Imperialism
involving subjugation and annexation
q Asiatic colonies ana that 1--WE are
opposed to the retention Of the Philip
pines and that it is our purpose to
consent to their independence as soon
as stable government shall be estab-
lished by them ANA toward the prompt
establishment Of such government we
pledge our friendly assistance"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-20
Experience is the Best Teacher.

We must be willing ID learn from the
experience of other people. Every
testimonial in favor Of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla il the voice IF experience to
you. ana It i your duty. if your blood
is impure ana your health failing. to
take this medicine. You have every
reason to expect that it will Do for You
what il mas done for others. 1t is the
best medicine money can buy
HOODS PILLS are Irritating,
rlild. effective.
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THE CABINET MEETING.
Alaskan Laws Enforc ement and tie Financial
Situation Discussed.

Washington, Dee l9.-At the cabinet
meeting. today. there was discussion
which. according u the views Of the
President ana the members IF the cabi
net. requires the immediate attention
of Congress.
The present financial situation in
Mem York was talked over ANA il was
thr general opinion that Sccretar.
Cages action. lasl night would have
GnnN elfnnt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-20
Married.
ANnROEcOGGIN

ANDROSCOGGIN
Lewiston-Dec. 4. Mr.. Elihu Pike ana
Miss Mary Begin. both Of oxford
West Poland-Nov. p. George II. nan
Of Raymond and Miss Cora r. Hodgdon
Of Poland.
HoultOn-Dcc. +. -Nlmon r. #. Hcm,rr
ana Miss Sadie q. lnEraham.
CUMBERLAND.
Pleasantdale-Dcc II. John Il. whitney
NJ South Portland ~ Miss Ethel saliva
nor Of Portland.
Naples Noy ~. G-or.,. I..i.ny .nI wv.
en- Dunn, both W Naples.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-20
PITTSFIELD.

Thr eases M scarlet fever are slowly
improving ana ~ neW cases have been
discovered ana 1t IL hoped that the dis
ease has been subdued. II Was thought
advisable tu close the school i'll the
l.ancey Street building, Friday. ana III
viii not bc rrnpcncd until notice.
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Ear,y Morning Fire al Boston.

Boston. pcr. -".--Three, alarms ln MI.
,'jrt thG Trims of John Rcardon x 'n.
.gnd M. : Quimhv < 70. being the sur
farr-s THE loss will exceed S-"'"'
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Scarlet Fever Case Reported.

N nru case ~ scarlet fever has been
reported I" the board of health. ana
the home NJ Horace Purinton Oh Pleas
ant street. has been placed under quar-
antInr.
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By Two Tenement House
Fires at New York.
Six Others Seriously Burned and
Little Chance Of Recovery.
Daring Rcscucs by the Fircmcn Some Of In.
iured Horribly Burned

bodies We're found on the upper floors
Of a burned tenement At loand street
and Third avenue. known as the Men
tor ana five women and a HttI. .,irl all
badly burned, We're carried alive from
the blazing house To nearby hospitals
There is thought To be but a Slight
chance for any Of the six surviving.
Several others only escaped from the
flames and dense smoke with cuts ana
bruises.
Adolph Schneider, one Of the tenant =
Of the Harlem tenement, reported to the
police after the fire that his wife ana
daughter We're missing He examined
the body of the unknown woman
which was later thought to be that Of
Annie Farrey. but was not able 70
identify it as that Of his Wife.
The money loss at the Harlem fire is
estimated at $40. 900.
a few hours earlier fire in Il five
story tenement on Third avenue
burned 10 death a mother and her
child. The charred remains Of both
we're found after the fire was put out
Following are the names Of the dead
ana injured: Third avenue fire, dead:
John Barrett
Mrs. John Barrett.
Julia Barrett. six years old.
An unknown woman. probably Miss
Annie Farrcy.
A man named Richard NickerSon mi
Cincinnati. a mechanic
Injured: Della O'ConncM aged ~.
Kate Farley. y: Susan McAdce. 81.
Mary Barred. 9. Mamie Seary. 70: Kate
Farrey. Il sister Of Annie FaTey.
Am ,yava seriously hu,prl 4bOut TN.
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HAS NOT INTERPRETED.

Cur Government IIas HAD NJ Part ii
Franco Chinese Difficulty.
Wu4hingtun Drc. 1o-It is asserted at
lhr State department that our govern
mrnt has ntorfrrrd III no degree what
ever brtWccn France ana CHINA in con
nrctiun with the pending difficulties ana
it ~ denied that the United States ha~
addressed ANN demand upon the French
government for an explanation q itS
course.
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pinos We're dispersed into the noun
tains.
Col. Lockett took command when
Gen. Lawton fell.
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GEN. lAWTON'S CAREER.
Splendid Record in Civil War. Indian Fiahsinc
Spanish War and Philippines.

New York. Dec. 19.--t;en. IaWton
was known as good fighter ana a sol
dler of experience ana ability Uc
served in the Union army throughout
me war, having entered The service az
sergeant Of Go. +. 9th Indiana Nolun-
teer Infantry. III April 1861.
He was successfully promoted
through merit on til" field of battle to
first lieutenant Of the 30th Indiana In
fantry. in August. 1861. to captain, in
May. 1852. ana To lieutenant colonel. in
N"V.. 1864. In March. 1865. he was brc-
Vctted colonel for gallant ana mcritu-
RUS service during the war.
He entered the regular establishments
in July. 1866. as second lieutenant of
the list Infantry, colored, and remain
ed with that branch Of the army until
Sept. 1858, when he was appointed in
spector general. with the rank Of major.
Later he was promoted to the rank
of lieutenant colonel. and held that
rank until the opening Of the war With
Spain. when President Mckinley APP
pointed him brigadicr general Of volun-
teers ana assigned him to the command
Of a division Of the eth Army Corps
III July, lS9S, hc was chosen for the
important duty If opening the mill
Jaiy operations against the Spaniards
by the capture nf Caney and the in
Perception uf the Spanish reinforce
m"nts near Santiago az cuba. He sail
"a tot thu Philippines on the transport
Grant. January -. 1892
ON Grn. LaWtnn'S arrival ut Manila
hr relieved Gcn. Anderson III command
af tln regular troops. IT, captured
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consequently Il n almost aH impossi-
bility for thc FOCAL buyers IN find u
good actor win bit W speed
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II had Y running itching sore m ny
lcg. Suffered fortunes. Doln's Ointment
took AWAY the burning ana itching in
etIntly. anu uuirkh effected permanent
cure" n. NJ. l.rnhArt. bowling Grcrn, Y.
mon, we'd, tri&Nky.tt
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LAYTON KILLED.

Continued from page ~
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-22
BRAHBLETON WARD.

Cards are out for the marriage OF
Mr. Terry Bockover Gordon. of Rose
avenue. and Miss Grace Goodenow, at
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Tuesday evening. September 9Th. at
$50 O'clock
Mr.. II, 4. Hyslop, of Windsor ave
nue.. and Mr.. Il. l.. Walker. of Clai-
borne avenue. are a the Montgomery
White sulphur Springs.
Mrs. \. Hall. OF 6li East Bramb.e-
ton avenue accompanied by her daugh-
ter. Miss Marietta Hall and her niece
Miss Nettdc W. Taylor. are visiting
relatives on the Eastern Shore.
Mr.. Il. i. Ferguson is sick with ma
larial fever at his home, No. 306 Shell
don avenue.
Miss Maggie Miller. of No. 2lo Clay
avenue. who has been on a six-wecks'
visit TO Roanoke. Lynchburg and Char
lottesvillc. has returned home, accom-
panied by Miss Janet Tatem, who
Joined her az Charlottesville two weeks
ago.
Mrs. j. L. Club continues critically
i'll at her home, No 1877 North Malthy
avenue, and grave fears are entertain-
ed for her recovery.
The Misses Mamie and Annie Rich
ardson. OF Hampton. are guests OF Miss
nue.
The school Committee of tho Local
Board of Improvement was in session
several hours last night. but gave out
nothing for publication.
Rev. Lloyd r Williams is stopping
with friends ut Willoushby Beach this
week.
y carriage drawn by n double team
stalled in the sewer on Brambleton.
near Maple avenue about 7:3O o'clock
last night. 1t was some time before
the horses and vehicle were extricated.
Fortunately. there was no damage.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-22
LAM3ERT'S POINT.

Miss Phoebe Oslesby. the 1+year-old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs George u.
Oglesby Of Thirty ninth street. died
SUNDAY morning after an illness of
several weeks from typhoid fever The
funeral was held from the residence ~
, o'clock yesterday afternoon ana was
conducted by Rev. l.. Bouldin. of St.
Marks Episcopal Church. The inter
ment was in Elmwood Cemetery, Nor
folk.
MIR. n. J. W. Porter is erecting two
frame dwellings on Bowdcn's Ferry
road. near the Methodist Church.
The l.ambert's Point Brass Band gave
lawn party and open air concer: on
the green opposite the Methodist Church
last night which was attended by a
large crowd. Music was an attractive
feature The party vii. continue this
and tomorrow night with new attrac-
lions.
Thomas McCleasc. stevedorc en-
ployed AZ Lambert's Point pier. dropped
dead Saturday afternoon about 81 30
o'clock while trimming a cargo OF coal
in the hole of the schooner George +.
Walcott Several colored hands at
work refused TO continue on the vessel
unless the body was removed This
was done Immediately and a post Nor
tenn examination held by DR.. Drcwry.
At an inquest held later by Justice
Lopez. the jury rendered n verdict of
were sent to his home for funeral ana
inicrment
y delightful reception was given at
the home OF Mrs. James Cooper. on
Tanners Creek. last night in honor of
her guest. Miss Hackc;t. of Baltimore.
The occasion was graced by the beauty
and fashion Of that section Music and
mirth hlled the hours until the supper
hour. when the guests We're ushered
into the spacious iining-room where a
sumptuous repast was enjoyed.
owing 10 the oppressive heat yester-
day the brickmasons and carpenters
mad to discontinue work on the silk
factory about noon. Some of the col
cred laborers We're taken sick. caused
by the water they drank. ii was said.
Mrs Lizzie j. Evans. of Bowden's
Ferry road, accompanied by her daugh-
ter. Miss Daisy, and her sister. Miss
Maggie Rupert has gone to Balti-
more and other cities on an extended
visit to relatives.