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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-14
W. R. PENTRESS & SON,
General Real Estate and Rental Agents
MrBANk STREET SECOND FLOOR.
DWELLINGS,

DWELLINGS.
% High ST.. n G ".
with modern inn
provemcnts. SIS.
20 Arlington Fiacc.
modern improve
ments, SIS.
House on Graydon
ave, SIS.
House on Olncy
Road. Client.
30 Brown st. $40.
203 Brown ave, SIG.
2l7 Rose ave, Oath
room. SIS.
81 Virginia ST.. 5000.
III Butte st.
sos II. Brambleton
ave. SO.
226 Windsor ave. sll.
leo Bermuda St, sl1.
% and % Smith st.
TO INVESTORS
fine bargains In 60,
erty. Correspondence
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-14

stmr. Lucy. merchandise. Norfolk to
North Carolina.
Stmr. Harbinger, merchandise, Nor
folk to North Carolina.
Sthr. Nj. b. Harlow. light. Norfolk
to North Carolina.
Stmr. Dennis Simmons, light, Nor
folk to North Carolina.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-14
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARI

BALTIMOREI GINNIN MNTtINI Ut.
Baltimore, Md, April 13,-Flour firm
md unchanged Wheat strong; No .
rcd. spot and month. ?7077Ac.; May,
?7hd177Nc.; July, 75c. bid: Southern by
sample. 7o17Sc. Corn strong and high
ef: mixed spot, t1i,sVilsac.; month.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-14

STORES.
Cor. Church and
Charlotte streets,
$22.56.
43i Church ST., $50.
Bldg. cor. Water
and Madison SITS,
$50.
Livery stables No.
10 Union St, May
LIST.
FLATS.
42 2, Highland ave-.
ga James ST., IS.
l25 Kelley ave, S..
Cog w. Bramblcton
ave, IS.
Cos J.. Brambleton
ave. S..
sc Falkland ave-,
$3.50.
We offer several
ID paying city prop
: solicited.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-14
NORFOLK MARKETS.
For Grain. fiaU, Groceries. Provision,
sc.

quotations AT Wholesale Prices. un-
'ess "thcr Wise stated, ma prices arc
subject TO nuctuRtiOn m mnrkct
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-14
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.


NOTICE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
IN OF assignment fyom G. ]. Hart pro-
prietor of tho Virginia Laundry Company.
l shall offer for sale at public auction, on
tho premises. Nos. $40 and 522 Bramble-
ton avenue, Norfolk. Va. at u m, TUES
DAY. April 18th. 1899. Delivery Wagon
Laundry Plant of the Virginia Laundry
Company. with lease of premises. Par
ties desiring to see the machinery. etc,
can get key at my offices. Nos 20 and 30
Lowenberg Building. Terms CASH w.
IL. VENABLE, Trustee. aps,11,H,16,1S
pY AN ORDER OF THE SECOND
~ Quarterly Conference of Princess
Anne Circuit. VIC offer for sale the prop
crty known as the parsonage OF said CIR
cult. containing thirty acres Of land, with
residence and out buildings This property
Is convenient to churches public schools,
Postofflce and railroad. If not sold before
MAY 1ST. 1882 will be offered on that
court day at public auction.
BY COMMITTEE.
apl2-tds Amounted by Conference.
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I. F. Rogers,
ROOMS III AND ~ COLUMBIA BUILD
ING. qRANBY STREET.

ETOREH
Warehouse Nos. Il ana 43 woods!de Lane.
oinces over the Business Mems Associa-
Store No. 16 Nivison street.
stores Nos. 267 and 2s9 Water street.
Nos. 70 and IS Commerce street
Offices: CRANKY Bank and Commerce SITS.
Store and dwelling No. 81 Queen street.
Store 30 Water street.
DWELsINGa -
Dwelling No. 107 Cove street.
Dwelling No. 521 Main street
Dwelling No. Bcachwood Place.
Dwelling No. 80 North street.
Dwelling No. 49l Main street
Dwelling No. 267 Brewer street
Five new brick Dwellings, OH Yarmouth
street. all modern conveniences
Dwelling on DeI3rcc Place 80,
Dwelling Olney Road. Client. 1rnG
Flat No. II Washinton street
Two rooms with bath, CRANKY street.
FOR SAl-E.-Lot at Virginia Beach,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-14

tracts closed easy, 1 to IL points de-
cline. Spot cotton unchanged.
New Orleans future market declined
points. May closing at sos.
Receipts at New Orleans to-day are
estimated at 4,50O to $500 bales, against
Sail bales last year.
Receipts at Houston to-day are esti-
mated at LOCO to 100 bales, against
LOSE bales last year.
receipts, shipments and stocks for
week at Bombay are as follows.
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Fl. c. HOGGARD & CO.,
REAL ESTATE & RENTAL AGENTS.
Sc pANn STREET PHONE 74s

ROOMS.
1875 Maple, 4 rooms,
$3.50.
STORES.
SOC and 30S Water.
49, Church. $50.
II Bank. $il.
Go Commercial pl.
$40.
lit7 Church. $50.
l7U1 Church. 500.
les Nicholson, Sl2.
View. 5000.
in and around the
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-14

DWELLINGS.
OF Holt st, S35.
500 Butte. SIS.
i2S Graydon ave, SOB
Sl7 WillouGhby. SIS.
i0S S. Park. SO.
l52 5. Kelly. $3.50.
l23 Wood, SIS.
81 Boush, furnished
$500.
Corner Cook and
Rowland. modern
improvements. SIS
10 Kelly ave. $500.
100 Chapel. $3.50.
Cottage at Ocean
Property for sale
city.
MONEY TO LOAN
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-14

CIoR7N,awhite. 42Mc; from store. 4sc.;
mixed. doc: from store, 4Ac.
MILL FEED-Market steady: bran.
from store. $1,000; middling. from store
1880: shipstWr. $3.50
OATS-Stcady. mixed. SIC: white. CSC
HAi-No. ], $3.50 per ton; No. ., SiS. "a
per ton from store ''''V
csc. - sfaues-01A 10
RouGII RICE-s5a7sc. per pushel.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-12
FINE POINT N DIVORCE I'm.
neaaaeaee WitAln TAis senea,
Evsa wAsa lnssasssA - TNke ~
Resuanens AAeae Cane Ln1snA

Judge Moore rendered IN important D.
ciston in regard to the jurae6icttunal tern
Of restdence IN divorce cases yeetssdAy M
ernoon. when he instructed the prspa1a-
ton of papers sfanting De VITA G. JeneA
of California = divorce hon fAnnie IA
JouesA
TAis y the ca which was heard recsne-
". and In which Jonss was spoken at -
spelling matters b. talking to- mneA. He
said that he seft cafiforniA with the tatep~
tion to make his hcme el1rwhere. but tAAk
while he had lived n Washin9tou H. timo
required BY thu divorce lAw, & wAo tue
he had not formed IN intsntton % unake
the state HE home until = few mnatha Aon
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Hart OBJ
tected to the granting Il divorce. claim-
sHx that Intention" w14 the eaoenca az
the case. and that Jones' was not entitled
10 . divorce even II his allegations were
proved. because he had not formed IN Ia
tent.on to make Waahin9iou hls home
within tho time which gave him LEGAL
Tesiderce,
Judge Moore decided that Il man leAvsn
= state With the intention AZ AhandoAine u
N HIS domiciie. and goes to another state.
and remains fer = time. without definite
intention Of making II his domiei;e, but
with the intention at not returning 10 hto
original state. and with ne deGnise intea-
ton Of not making the necoad state hto
domicile. and afterwarda. while rentdtug n
tac second state. fcrna an intenttou &c
making u his dorniciIe. and does -. th<n
his domicils dates from the time of his A.
rival.
Findings Of fact, conclusions Of iaw ana
order granting q divorce were nled yee-
terdAy afternoon In Z dtvorcA case hoard
By Superior Judge HumeA February =
is9k Mrs. Cora Muller. formsrly Of what
com. was the plA1ntI8. and W1iiiam Mul~s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-12

From the present outlook this country
u likely 10 get back a small slice right
the philippians islands The state de-
parfmens has received a report from
Consular Agent Mersrns al Valencia 20
the Effect that the wheat crop through
the FIRST i've months of the year Spain
imported iea 90 tons OF wheat, about Eosa
tons OF which came from this country.
Al this rate Spain will pay To the fathers
OF che United States for when; alone about
si.4s.sa In 1888.
Owing TO the raising of several uues-
ssons srs regard 10 the departure from
and the return TO the United States Of
registered Chinese tahorers by the cob
hector ~ customs at Port Townsend, the
treasury department has just pronuixat-
81 sosae additional regulations
The colleetsr 81 customs who ~ au-
shoTszse 10 issue return certificate ~
the collector cs The sftstrfcs whence she
and not fhe collector Of the district In
wAfrA ne mag have resided By Law the
res stored Chinese ishover EEst apply In
persssa 60 the collector or surveyor ~
sesss0rns cS she district Ia which be re-
rssrs ar least nansh prior 10 the
the ~ his departure. deposit With she
the Internal revenue cSiEsesor fcs the
District tn when he ressied ~ the tfns
OF registration. ard make. On cath. be-
tere the coiisstor. fun statement. des-
crtgslye % his family - pror<rty. or dehzs,
ard fsstfF Describing himself giving his
name age. height. LEGAL res denes. ocrapa-
tsag. solar 81 eyes and complexion and
distinguishing marks. ard naming the port
from which he expects 30 deEasf The
written aesersast0ys stall BE- Sled In dup
ssSate ard 10 escn shall, be gerxns aestiy
attached TIE EfssrsSaaz's photograph
Ths eeEssxt1< o. ass s~rusy nanxt make
! shnraugh enarsssarfea - ascertain whs-
ther thS applicant IL registered ard a
4, tne xeeGsacy ~ sae descriptive state
rnent shat the phSsoxrArh accompanying
tsse tzssey FOR ~. pGrpsas@ 81 sst@ntjscaxinrs
IA fAAs AZ the fssrssn described So she
rsysfarafe ard statement. md that ~.
vrs&xht and physical marks are correctly
xsvsss. ard ra@ss then write he asncsai
signature ia part across ssseh ph0soxrA o.
ard In part upon Lbs ad5csrsnx pcrtsea
q the srssssa descriptive statement. 10
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-12

John Hamilton VI. Elmer Jewett. from the
Seattle district. Washington. The land
= the ppor sns d E nnnfed . 's~s
The postofficss at Tekeo and Cheney.
Wash. VIII be raised from fourth class 70
compensation Of the postmasters 1t s1.ooo
per annum each
The following fourth-class postmassers
have been spposnisd: - xv.,,..
10 succeed !. a Jones. resigned.
Wallace. Snohomtsh county-Truman 3.
Lewis. TO succeed Otto 8. Lewis. resigned.
Brown. In place OF Edward brown. resign
ed.
Commissions have been issued to Louis
scosis ss Hfsi. 4 'f wS.,le l JACKSON Graham
Alfred z. Maltby and II. 1. johnson have
been appointed deputy collectors and Gus
AT =.
4 pension Of ns month has been grant
In the land contest Of David II. wise and
the North american Lean and Trust Com
kane falls district. Secretary Of the Inte-
rior Hitchcock has affirmed the dNckior nf
the general land once. granting Wiae's
application for reinstatement ok his en-
try.
Henry J, cronk has been appointed post
master at catlin. Cowiifs county, to suc-
coed Oren Htnson. deceased A commits
sion a. postmaster AZ Mccormick, Wash.
has been issued to Harry w. Mccormick.
Champion DuBoise. OF Spokane has
been appointed In the civil service 1t 80
per annum.
Maj Walter l. Fisk. Of the engineer
ordered TO Portsmouth. n n. where ne
win have charge Of ali river and farbor
works south Of Portland, Ne. and north
Of Boston
Postoffice established nj HelcAro, Alas
ka. SIXTY miles northeast of valdes; John
=. Hamicn. postmaster.
ALLAN n. sr4AusoN.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-12
SUNDAYS Post -lntclIi 9enCcr !.

w FOUNDED WASHINGTON SOLDIERS. Thriun1 STORIES
w
1sath-uesosc Csa Wstssnnsr1er.
UNc0N0UEAED
which Msxco fhrsasess sxtsranase.
NANCY LEE TINE ApoTMEOsls or B0IOGNA.-nsts
saoks ~ ~ fsshioa
sEATTlES baakiss
daily na1asced, Ilnssrssioa.
ABRAHAM LINCoIHs LETTERs-T~e sriuinais
this -
PICTURESQUE SCENES ON the WHITE PASS Ann YuxoN
RAILROAD. WITH pses 81 halt.eoas ilnssrastess.
CELEBRATING THE FOURTH IN DAWSON CITY, wsh charsc.
terssic sketches.
MAnkaArs PoEM uss~
n -
itself
-
tAersssh examination Antarctic sentiment
nsrrss
Chicago
coLDEsDALE, .
sAatr =
xE0RiEs sArsssA Drsss.s
.
wIDOw WHO BOUGHT HERsELT prsesereA.
rRoJECrILE y
1vE
WILLIAM CLARKE. Fss.sss II
washington.
NoRrHwEsT.
sron1E.
1871
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new York man Gets His howard ~
Ntakape = KlouA ake Anvantnpew.

New Yoek man Gets His howard 80
Stalking KlenAlke Adventures
II ever man cast his bread upoa ~.
waters. not even expecting Il 10 ratufo:
to him. u was John r. Reilly. the propRt4~
tor OF the Bon Ton mussc hall.
Reilly "xrubstakeds man Who w0rke6
for him 10 90 to the klondike last sprin9
and today he u richer b. e1x0oo Afnoa4
Mcpherson. : relative Of senator McPhsr-
son. OF New Jersey. was the man ~ 49,
sisted McPheruon died IN Dawson ClGy
several months ngo. leeving Ill Nh eakm@
tngx TO his benefacfcr- Reilly heard az ~
good fortune only last week.
Mcpherson WAS . ns'er-do-well. Wa
ioafed around the hafrooms ID Eishth av~
enue. In the early part ~ ~ Rally too18
PITY on him and put him 70 WORN No.
Phcrson did odd Jobs. receiving = rsfufn.
bis board. clothing and . little spepdsag
money.
MePherson had the K,ondike fever I'D,
~. Day and night he importuued h1e eaees
pioyer 10 1T him out for IN expAdltl0n.
Finally Reilly consented. He "eruhNtakedss
Mcpherson with clothing, tools and foo1
and then bought him = ticket for Dauson
CITY McPhsrson started away vcwtn9s
eternal grat.tnde and that was the Iaa8
Reilly saw Of him Months rolled ~ anH
Reilly thought McPherson Wa dead.
In his morning mail few Days aeo
Reilly found 4 istter bearing the poees
mark Of Dawson CITY.
News from McPherson at last" 81
Reilly.
And truly there was news--of : hina
that made Rsaliy's eyes bniss ost. TAo
letter was from r. ,. Conway, Daws0n
city lawyer. II sNid that NcPhernon hsd
dssd there IN last May. Before be died NJ
made will leaving al his earnings 10 hio
benefactor. The amount was about e1k.
CO.
Mcpherson. Mr.. Conway said. had ~
rafed on several good claims on she Yus
kop. which had Planned out uuuoual1v
well. Mcphsrson saseA 1fs.6ea aad Wlsen
he became 81 he thousht Of Reilly and jeft
the Snoney 10 HIM
Refiiyss attorney VIII communicate WIN
the money A. we'll N possession 81 to
claims left ~ MePhesson On the Yukous--
New York Press.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-12

THE Pioneer I.xmla~a~ train Of she Chi
eaeo. MfiwAahee ana ~ Paul railway =
ths onsy psrfsea traia n ~ wnffA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-12
JAPANESE FONTS OPENED.
Uaaes view Treaties Fsves9a Shfps
Cam Eater MANY Places.

WASHINGTON. Aug 1.-The state de-
rartmens announces by imperial order cf
July II that the following Japan ports will
be opened 70 commerce - soon IN the new
trs1sies become operative: Ehimfxss. Ta-
ketoye, Yokkaichi Shimonosakf, MoN. Hal
hSta- kaTsfssn. juthsnstsu. Motsuimi. L.
sssahara. Sasunaf. shishimI. Nawa. Hamm~
d. Saki. Mfyxxu Tturuga. Nanswo tsoush
RayD. Fasbki. ofaru. Kusharo and Muro-
ran. II In any OF the ports named the
total imports and experts fail ssogf Of 81. :
co yen. the port - 20 be el0sed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-12

TIE secretary of TIE Interior Ia. sfsYm-
81 t. iAD1 0Deo oee1G1ca n saa 60 e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-12

Mr. Jchn Mathtss Vel known stock
dealer OF Futasxs. Ky. ayx. aAs.er sssf-
f~.fnx foe over . week with aux, and my
pkyxsetAn hAsssx taiie1 - relieve ne
wAa advised 20 try rnarssertnsnfu C3slr
tho pseAsaYs ~ stating ffsat me faif Of ga
bottle cured -" rW sais ~ 81 1esies1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-12

An authority On sanitation points ant
that high ceilings are not necessary II
order 10 have room. well ventilated,
Small roosns. where fhe air Ii frequently
changed. ara more henlfhful than htGh.
spacious apartments IN which tire afr rs
mains stationary. Trnnaoms OVER b~d-
room doors are almost . necessity IN
rooms with only one window. III u q
curious fact says the ausbafify. that
In the bedroom, where third Of ONES
iife - spent. theirs b usually tbs least
care sxerctsed concerning the air supply
A person Of average intelligence viii 80
in bedroom throughout m evening. tho
oxygen being consumed ~ two Or thrse
gas 3ess. and then calmly lie 6own for tn
night In the same room. with the door
closed. and the wfndow. perhaps. loweRp6
two or three inches frvm the top - .
pretense at ventilation
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-12
RrssIAs CROP rAILuRE.


bssSS 80 - @exsSOs
WASHINGTON. Aug 1.-THE state de-
partmenf has Yscssvea report from Cen.
sni Hsnai NJ Odeesa. Husssa. stating that
the faslure o. the crops In many provinces
ia European Russia IL much more SERIOUS
than y generally admitted. Energetic ss~px
have been taken 70 meet the sstnA tiop
Ths saynine Eisfrters are divided M and
TIE government n acquiring knoNfe59e a.
The failure In the several dissrfcsx Employ
ussut IL also being gwen TO large number
Of peasants On special lines Of work sz1rh
AZ ruadmakinx Ore Of tie most ss3syculf
questions 10 be- solved IL how WORKING
sfcch and ether animals are TO b~ saved.
TIE hay crop being q rompaes& failure
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-12

SUNDAY EXCURSION 10 COLBY.
day. August II. leaving GaIsrassh dock ii
ssse D ma and .. m. A hsx eiamhake ana!
the finest beach on Puget sound Round
TRIP Is csnfs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-12

FINE old sherry. fl quart bosssex. xcvth
81 special for Saturday ossy Cor. one 10 Z
customer. L~vinsen's. 10 Second avenue
Main 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-15
ORITF RT.

Charcs NJ Kiu~oy died YESTERDAY morning
n hie home In Newark He was born 81 years
ago in En'f ~, Pa , aui in "Arlv life moved 10
Mrudham. near No,ristuwn. y. j.. whore he
lived until eight years ago. when hn moved TO
Newark H. operated Il cotton mill at Mend
ham FOR many years. He cast his first vote for
Anlrow Jg'lson. but had bcoG Il Republican
since n" birth 81 the party Mr. KlMsry had
twelve rhilron. u. mn one Of whom are living
Oue ~ hts daughters AS, has lwrlvr children,
aud altogether about Lity grandchildren sur
ViNc him
INtrIrS Qriuu, q years Old. father OF Dee
trCtIN" owen tluinH -! tho li0hOken police
died yesterday at his home, 3gS Bloomfield
street thar rlty, ~ cancer Of III" throat be-
l"y"d to nav" h"rn caused Icy Uipc smoking.
Three sons survive him
DR., George W Blhrn"k died nj his homo in
CholS"R, Mas. yesterday, aged ~ wears ka
Nas one uf II" oldest living graduates Of Phil
lips Exeter AcHd"ny llo was charter mem
Der ~ the Massachusetts, Society OF Medical
Experts,
Col. q. C. Smith. Depot Quartermast.r at ST.
LOUIS, died suddenly uH IhurSlt" Il ght. Crl.
Smith served through ia" civil war in thu
to Captain. lie hfterwnrd catered the regular
service, going into ~" QIartcgmn.ter's Ic-
naItlHent IN 1851 His continuous service ran
thlrty--"rch Y"art IurInR the SPANISH
American war h" had TIA" rank 81 Colonel
Henry Blakeman Of New York died at tho
residence u his mother. Mrs. Biriseye BIak".
man. in Pttsir'd. Mass Yesterday He was
Il sGn Of tne late President OF the American
Book Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-15
Theatrical Notes.

The comic orcra in which Alice Nelson will
start her second season as a star in has not
been named as yet THE Street Singer"
" The Little Minstrel" and THE Singing Girl"
are under consideration. but do rot satisfy the
authors. Rehcarsals will roumence next
month In this city. hut the piece viii not he
seen her" unit! October. probably at tho Ca
siuo Eugene Cowes and Joseph Herbert
vino were with Miss NELSON IN " The Fortune
Teller have Deen re-engnR"d, II is promised
that the chorus will l." selected FOR heir voices
4 welcome announcement lsualIy good looks
nr- desired and vocal ability Is sacrificed for
them. The scenery which W ii represent Aus
t,ahn localities. is being painted Ly Josef
phYsior
4 new meloIrama called Kidnapped in New
York" has been written by Howard Hall. II Is
founded on the Marion Clarke case and some
of tn" "haractGts vii represent people con
nnctcd with that AFFAIR, Mrs Clarke, il Is said.
has nceu approached by the producers 10 per
nit her daughter to play tho "hi!d,S part Bar
ncy Gilmore. late Of Gilmore and Leonard, VIII
play the chief COMEDY role, an Irish detect ".
ltehearsa's 81 Tho Rogers brothers IA Wall
street. hy John j. McNallv, will "ommon"e a
the Victoria on the Hith under the direction -
Zen Zeal II will reopen HHmmersteinS
Theatre sept. IL. The Rogers bro,hurs. Ada
Lewis and others ui the excellent company
that played "A Reign 81 Error there last win
ter Will he in the new piece,
After = brief tour rs men hcrS Of lIalV'o COM
parry The Great Ruhv Twill 20 into tho hands
oi Art hur Rehan, who viii then cNutrOl the
melolrama for Tins country n I IuNAla
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-15
GEN. WooDs BATTLE WITH FEVER.
One Death and Three New Cases OF the
Disease Reported at Santiago.

Special Cable Dslpdteh 10 THE Sun.
SANTIAGO DE CuBA. July 14.--Nlany persons
believe that the present epidemic OF yellow
fever was caused by the digging zip OF streets
for new water pipes. sewers and pavements.
This work is now nearly completed. Tho
quarantine regulations are strictly enforced.
Ships are compelled to anchor two miles down
the bay and are allowed to have no communi-
cation with the city until they have been thor
oughly fumigated and other precautions have
been taken. No ono Is allowed to enter tha
city or leave it without five days quarantine in
the detention camp.
There was one death from the disease to-
day. Three new cases we're reported. This
record Is encouraging TO the authorities Gen.
Wood is devotinG all his energy to eXterminat-
ing the disease. To prevent exaggerated ac
counts from reaching tho United States he
requires an inspection OF all press reports re-
lating to tho fever
DR.. Childs IN American. and his wife and q
nurse have been arrested for conccallng case
OF fever. The prisoners were all fumigated.
after which Mrs. Childs and the nurse were re-
leased. DR.. Childs was lodged in Jail.