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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-26

Charles E. Jenkins be heard June
before Judge Gunster.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-26
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.

A three weeks term of common pleas
court will begin next Monday.
Court made an order yesterday di-
recting that testimony in the divorce
case of Mary A. Jenkins against
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-26

Ladies' Shoes--Made by Gray Bros.
and John Kelly, in fine French kid.
patent leather tan, vici kid, all styles.
in turn and welt, opera l.. c. heel A,
Is, g, d and T. widths, worth 81 and IS.
Our price only s275, SO and $3.50.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-26
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS

Mems Shoes--Russet and Black Pat
ent Leather, Vici Kid, all styles, made
by II. S. & r., f to L widths, worth
81 to IS, at $2.75, SO and $3.50.
Mems fine Shoes, hand-sewed, tan
and black cloth top, patent tip, plain
and coin toe, made to sell at $500, only
S1.9S.
Mems Dress Shoes at CSC. Mems
Heavy Working Shoes at 9Sc. Boys
Shoes, Csc.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-02-10
COTTAGE CORNER.

Llas. GardneI thinks he las some
very fine cattle.
]. W. Shepherd was on the scN list
the first Of the week.
RI. Barkley, hog-dealcr, vas in
this vicinity Monday.
w. II. Neyhard claims the ice to be
foot thick on his pond.
Miss Nellie Conkright received a
fine certi ificate at the recent county
examination.
Conrad Reinhardt, Of Ward p. o.,
was transacting red hog business at
Cottage Stock Farm Wednesday.
The white horse and top buggy
make regular trips to this vicinity,
Notwithstanding the severity Of the
weather.
E. L. Tennis has filled his ice house
with nice clear ice; about July we will
all probably call on brother Tennis
and have an oldlashiOn "hOuse-cool-
ing"
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-02-10
ROLLIN.

Tuesday y = 7.-Mr. White and
Miss Floref {olloway came to Roll
in Sunday nODn aud returned TO
Chanute on ne evening tram
P. Gingrich and wife went to Cha-
mute today
Mrs. wills is very sick with yrneu-
monia fever.
Mr.. Overbay of Zig Creek was at
Rollin Monday.
Mr. Rurk and daughter Cora visited
relatives Sunday,
Mrs. Mary Burghart is hlling TWO
cars If hay to be shipped.
Mrs. Abner Lee and Dollie Bowers
were visiting ]. r. Lees Sunday
Messrs. Lawrence and E. B. Hodgden
went to Chanute Monday on business.
Messrs. McCowen and Van Durall
from Austin, were at Rollin looking
after levee business.
Messrs. Bob Phelps, Byron Bower ana
McDugal from near Austin were sell
nc hay in this vicinity
Miss Laura Hodgden, who is atteT-
7ing school at Chanute, came non
Thnrsday and returned Monday
5ohn sterie Of Summit hill and
,,,sirr ssI from washington were pleas
ant callers at Mr.. Glngricns SUNDAY
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-02-10
900 Porto 0hen Rqt; g Country Right Oron9 o5
EARLTON.

Wednesday Feb. S.-Weather fair
but cold at present.
The Rev. McHugh preached at the
U. b. church.
George Dewey, of the Valley, was in
town yesterday.
DR.. Jones has bought a couple Of
lots from the Alleman addition.
Telephone wires all in at last and
carlton is connected with the outside
world.
Mr.. J. A. Alleman, proprietor of the
Pioneer store is building up asplendid
business.
The portrtcted meeting will COM
mence at the u. b. church next Sat
urday night.
w. p. Wilmoth is making arrange
ments to buy grain and establish feed
lots at this place.
Mrs. VIM. Lindsey and son Claude
are visiting with Mrs. Lindsey's sister
living in Chanute.
Bert Clemens, a prominent gen.
tler!9n and our promising blacksmith
vas on the sick list several days last
| week.
Build new house and come to
Carlton to get tue lumber. Good lum-
a Ht up-Jo.date prices at Mr. Ogdon's
ard.
ll Ina Sagn : very poorly at
.ue pfcsr.iL wriLlu- Her daughter
i law Mrs. III. Saguer vi Chanute is
aging with her.
On account of the sickness Of the
County Attorney, the trial OF the boys
accused Of cutting harness Is posLpon-
ed till Monday 18th.
| There was cemetery meeting last
| Saturday and the board are to get
tools and build a house for the protec-
tion OF grave diggers from the wealth
| er.
The funeral services of John Lin
derman's little lid were held at the
u. B. church Monday at 2 o'clock
rhe little Ont Oeen sick for some
| time with abcess on the lungs. The
Rev. McIIugh c. Quoted the services
The sale at Mr. Lindsey's was well
attended things went at pretty gooc
Drices. MR. Lindsey and family leave
for California next week. They are
going for the benefit of Mr.. Lindseys
health. We will be very sorry to miss
them from our community.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-02-10
NEOSHO VALLEY.

Wednesday, Feb. Sit looks like
we have had our share of cold weather
for one winter
There will be an Entertainment at
Tony Point Feb. 22nd.
GRANDPA and Grandma Thurman
are quite poorly at this writing.
Frank Ellis has been visiting his
father a Fredonia the past week.
S. Z. Fredeline of near Villas bought
eight head of calves of j. L. Brinegar
last week.
J. E. George has purchased the
Hodge farm, formerly known as the
old Milton place.
1t has been four weeks since our
library has been sent for, and the
books have not yet arrived.
Mr.. McCarty of Center Ridge bought
fine bunch of cattle OF Mr.. P. j. An
derson the first of the week.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-02-10
URBANA.

Tuesday Feb. 7.-Weather coz ana
clear the past week has been oHeu' Tue
coldest for years.
Mrs. Unsell was sick last week.
I'D. Likens was home last week.
Mr.. Wilmuth is shipping hogs TO-
day.
G. w. Payne is shipping corn TINS
week.
Lizzie Ebusole is working for Mrs
Unsell at present.
MIR. Lively and wife madea business
"trip to Erie last week.
A. NJ. Noble has gone to Nnanp'e 10
work i'm the railroad yards.
Miss Lille Likens returned 10
James Neely's today after ten DAY
visit tC Chanute.
Miss Mollie lies has been staying
with her sister Mrs. James Nsely' lot
the past ten days.
RI. Foster made business trip to
Chanute Monday and is sporting a
new suit of clothes today.
Mr.. VanGordon came from Arkan-
sas CITY last week on lcc0unt OF MS
child they returned home Sunday
Thee is d gang of telegraph men ~
work near UTbana. They are b0aTu
inc at Unsells One Of the men g0l 5
badly frozen last week that lie had L.
Gu work.
Ea.nk Lyons, his wife and four
chi dren have been sick during th'
pa week, some of them are geIting
better, bnt Jhe babe, one year old, Is
very sick at present.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-02-10
PROBATE COURT.

/. M. Whitworth, guardian OF the
,,,;nor heirs of ]. M. Whitworth, de-
..seased, SUBMITS his third ANIMAL set, set
3Iement, showing that he has received
40 66. and has paid out $500, leaving
a balance of $77.oo.
r M. and w. P. Whitworth, execut-
ors of thc estate of E. E. Whitworth,
daceased. submit their second annual
ssttiement. showing that they have
rece;ved s358.O5 and have expended
S36s.24, leaving balance due eAec"'-
ors of $7.19.
G. ]. Phelps, administrators OF the
estate of David Wilson, deceased, SUD
,nits his second annual settlenien enc NJ l.
showing that he had received 80, 80 D.
and paid out $9+.sO, leaving a balance
of S1.57 due administrator.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-02-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
KlMBALl.

Tuesday Feb. THE NJ. W. a; WI vi II
nave q sumner for the members OF the
lodge and their families.
Miss Mary Seeds has quit school,
Hershal ParrOtt, OF Ocense, was
here on business one day last week
VIM Little shipped two car loads OF
focK. one Of cattle and one OF hogs'
Yesterday.
There was a party at Marion Nc, Nc
Tiaster,s last Wednesday night, There
was a large crowd and everybody hau
a good time.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-02-10
SHAW.

Colder than whi7.
Colaw's hotel is well crowded Gt
present.
Sam Taylor is boarding at Mr. Jones
most of the time.
VIM. Beamer puts on lots Of airs
since he got his buggy.
Mr.. Wagoners family have all been
sick, but are better at present,
The Valley spelling schooi was poor
ly attended Friday night on account
Of the cold weather.
Joe Lambert and Blanch Beamer,
the Valley artists, will enlarge pic
lures very cheap this month.
jim Mefford has moved to the pro-
perty just occupied by Mr. Spears.
Mr.. Spears will move to lola soon.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-02-10

Notice to TrapperS.
Bring your furs of all kinds to me,
I will pay the highest market price. tt
HENRY FREWERT.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-02-10
COUNTY SEAT DOlNGS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Tuesday was moving day in Erie.
The town seemed torn upside down
by y the changes that were beng made.
.Johnson & Kennedy were moving their
Iiyery stock from the old stable on
Main street into the stable east of the
Arlington. The stable and 100 feet OF
rround are being fitted up for luin-
5 ber yard by the Cherryvale Lumber
Co This company is getting in its
In,nber and fixing for the early spring
trade. The location is fine, and when
they get the old stable remodeled into
q lumber office and shed and a little
fresh paint applied, it will be an I'M
provemeHt to the block.
i. A. Eaton was deserting his old
home and moving into the FLETCHER
property.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-02-10
L>N~N~rNN~Nv~v

To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on but
one side of the paper; head your items
each week with the name of your To-
cality; get items here by Tuesday
when possible, but in no case later
than Wednesday; sign your name TO
items, not to be used in paper, but as
matter of good faith;when your sup
plies run out, notify this office
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-02-10

Frequently accidents occur in the
household, which cause burns, cuts,
sprains and bruises, For use in such
cases BALLARD'S SNOW LINZ
MENT has for many years been the
consta nt favorite family remedy.
Price, IS and so cents. G. P. Will
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-02-10

TABLER'S BUCKEYE PILE
OINTMENT is no panacea, but is re
commended for Piles only. These it
will cure. Price 50 cents IN bottles.
Tubes, rs cents, G. p. Wilder.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-02-10
Restaurant.

We are prepared to furnish good
meals to all comers at Is cents. Or
posite the post Office. If flo
JESSIE CARUTHERS
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-02-10
ODENSE.

u. Crapson was in town Satur-
day.
John Todd is hauling corn to Han
son Bros.
Geo. Crapson and Ed McGuffey were
in Erie Sunday.
Miss Cora Fowler was visiting at
her uncles' Sunday,
Mrs. L. D. Crapson was visiting at
TT. Crapson's Sunday.
Clinton Trammell spent last Thurs
day night with Geo. Edwards.
Frank Cook spent last Sunday in
Chanute visiting friends and relatives
Miss Louella and Emroy Peterson
were visiting at Sylvanus Claus Sun
day.
Garfield intends to have an exhibit
tlon at the close of the present term
of school.
Jesse Harding and Clinton Tram
nell are each the proud pOssessor of a
new watch.
Frank Cook, Ethel Gibson and En-
roy Peterson were absent from school
last Monday.
Mr.. Hanson was going to market
some fine hogs last Monday, but did
not on account of the storm.
While in Chanute last Saturday we
chanced to meet Uncle John Shreevei
who moved to Chanute last fall.
j. Crapson is the proudest man
we have seen lately. He says it is a
boy this time-a genuine Republican.
Garfeld's spelling match was well
attended. Emanuel Fletcher was the
champion speller and Miss Irene
Wheeler the best at the ciphering con
test.
We have foraged two more nights
the past week with our popul'st
neiehbOrs. This time it was W. Cock
aud f. Wheeler. who have TO suffer as
our appetite Was ceod
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-02-10
DISTRICT COURT,

The following new cases have been
filed since our last report;
Leona E. Tout VS.. Thos' NJ Tout;
divorce.
Anna B. Adams VS.. ]. Q. Adams; d.
vorce.
Neosho county VS.. Ella S. Jetfries-
Basom; suit to collect personal taxes
Alb. Kipp VS.. Mary Ann Shepherd;
foreclosure.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-02-10
BlGCREEK.
George Hartsock is quite sick.

George HartsOck is quite sick.
II. Filson will move in the house
on the Twilley farm, having rented
mis- own to NJ. M. Booze.
A merry party of young people gath,
cred at Mr.. Maynard's last Monday
night. A good time is reported
Rumor has it that one of our best
Young men viii be married at no dis
tant Day. Mark the prediction
The dialogue The Deacon giveu
by Big Creek and Prairie queen
.6hools at Union last Tuesday, was
aell appreciated.
Roy Limbocker's horse became
frightened while on the way TO liter
cry at Union last Tuesday, and ran
quite distance, but fortunately nc
one was hurt.
S. e. Twilley and family were given
a pleasant urprise Wednesday even
ing by neis sAbors and friends. Mr.
Twilley, having purchased a hotel IN
lola, will move there soon. All &C.
parted wishing him success IN his new
undertaking.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-17

ten acres of land and that the Metho-
dists Of Richmond had obligated them
selves to materially assist in the cree
ton Of said structure. The report re-
commended that q bill be presented to
the Virginia Legislature for the in
CORPORATION of the orphanage by the
virginia Conference, and that the incor-
porations and first board shall be as
follows:
And that no one shall be a trustee
unless he be member of the Methodist
Church and continues as SUCH
Trustees. w. Bledsoe. w. J. Young,
=; i. Mastin, a: Coke Smith. +. NJ.
edwards. l.. B. Betty, j. w. Shackcl-
ford, w. B. Beauchamp, L. II. Raw
lings. W. II. Vincent, c. E. Vawter. S.
5. Lambeth, Jr., c. w Hardwicke John
+. Branch, Thomas T. Goode. p. n.
Barrow. John p. Pettyjohn and John
w. Bradbury.
Inc report was unanimously adopted
without discussion.
A motion by Rev. James Cannon Jr
10 rescind the resolution passed at the
last conference, requiring churches and
societies instead of charges to make off
statistical reports, provoked considera
Die discussion, and was lost by n decid-
ed majority.
Bishop designated Rev. ]. w. Bled-
soc, II. d.. and Revs. II. M. Hone md
j. E. Deshazo as the Committee n
nominate the Committees on Conference
Relations and Admissions.
sUPERANNUATBD PREACHERS
Rev. d. l.. Lipscomb read the follow.
ing: -o'o"
whereas. the committee OF the Joint
Board of Finance, appointed to mr..
range for the purchase of a home TO,
the superannuated preachers have re-
ported 10 the board that they deem the
plan not practicable; therefore.
Resolved. That we request the annua,
conference to recall its instructions te
the board in that matter and that thu
board be allowed to invest the money
loaned by the conference to Rev. DIR. A
9. Brown, and collected by us from
him, amounting to Sl.74l.Os, for the ben.
eft of the claimants on its care accord.
ing to some plan approved by the
board Itself.
The reading of the above provoked
much adverse discussion and it was
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-17
AIFSsNENS OF THE WORLD TELEGRAPH AND CABLE

North river early on the morning of DC.
tooer 81 last, and resulted in the sink
ing OF the former and the drowning Of
four or five men. Their report filed
with Supervising Inspector Starbuck
holds that the collision was entirely due
10 want of care and to negligence on
the part of William Durham, pilot In
keeping proper lookout and trying to
cross the bow of the steamship City OF
augusta In violation OF rule II Of the
Pilot Rules.
The license of Captain Durham is sus-
pended for period of six months
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-17
The Rapid Advance Of General
Young Toward San Fabian.
MAJOR LOGAN BURIED
YouaE's Mnccnbebe scents Surprise
aud Demornlizo FiIipinos-Mcs-
aeneor with Kriniorcement. ana
Valuable stores nna Ammunition
Captured by theAmericnns-Na
Lieutonnns Gilmore and seven
Oils Men on church walls.
{By Telegraph to Virglnian-Pllot.)

tBy Telegraph to Virglnhn-Pil
Manila Nov. 1G. $50 p. m.-Reports have
bcen received hero from General Young
dated Humingam yesterday. Huming-
am is about thirty miles east Of San Fa-
bian. General Young IS supposed to havo
advanced considerably further toward San
Fabian.
A correspondent OF tho Associated
Press telegraphs an account OF the rapid
pace with which General Young covered
the road With his cavalry, tho Macabce
scouts completely surprised and democrat
ized the insurgents around tho low coun-
Try ~ messenger and reinrorcements,
VINO were captured, say no town from San
lose 90 TO San Nicolas expected the arrival
oi me Amcricans until day or two at
Ter they actually arrived.
AGUINALDO'S FLIGHT.
AEu!naldo and his government are said
10 DC making desperate efforts to escape
to ,ayombong... All the information here
ri; Lieutenant, Johnston. with Troop NJ,
ilErd Cavalry, captured yesterday at
San Nicolas twelve barrels containing
Tile wardrobe OF Asuinaldo's wife, some
personal effects. tho records Of the sec.
Rotary of war. and much commissary and
ably escaped over the Divide, but the
secretary OF war is thought to be inside
the lines.
Thomas w Hayes, civilian and CAL
y.
who were held prisoners by The InsllT-
gents have been rescued
VALUABLE SUPPLIES CAPTURED.
Colonel Vessels captured at Tayug sew
eral thousand pounds OF rice $500 pounds
Of salt. $500 pounds of flour marked DAY
ton. Ohio $500 pounds of sugar, ! 500
new uniforms and hundreds Of thousands
OF Mauscr shells.
LIEUT.. GlLMORE'S NAME.
Tho names of Lieutenant Gilmore and
seVen or his mon were found written on
the walls of tho convent of San Quindn
Tho garrisons Of all tho towns surprised
resisted fcebly. General Wheaton has
not yet appeared
MAJOR LOGAN BURIED.
The remains OF Major John A. Logan
killed II action Mt San Jacinto Saturday.
were buried in Pace Cemetery this morn
Ing Many persons followed the body to
the grave. Chaplain, Pierce officiated and
tho Twentieth Infantry furnished the es-
cort. WlHch was commanded by Major
Robman The pall-bearers were the can
thns OF tho Twentieth Infantry.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-17
SECOND DAY or
VA. CONFERENCE
Bishop Wilson's Advice to a Bap-
list Ministerial Visitor,
CONFERENCE oRPHANAcE
Dr. Young. Chairman. of Committee,
submits Interesting Report -Trus.
teesChoson-Cinsses Appointing 4
OF Commiticcs-Tho Bibio cause
Elected to Elder. ordcrs-Ihe
womnn's College.
CONFERENCE oRPHANAcE
(staN Cor. of virginian-pilot.)


Petersburg. Va. Nov. 16.-The con-
ference reassembled pursuant to adj
journment at $3.50 a. m. to-day, Bishop
Wilson in the chair. Devotional exer-
cises were conducted by Rev. r. B.
Beadles, OF the Norfolk Circuit. Ports
mouth District, who led in prayer.
On motion Of DR.. Whitehead, the
fourth reading of the roll of clerical and
lay delegates was dispensed with.
CONFERENCE ORPHANAGE.
Rev. W. j. Young. D. D., read the re-
mort of the General Committee on Con-
ference Orphanage. After giving a
minute account of the meetings and
proceedings Of the subcommittee, the
report stated that site had been select
ed for the building of the orphanage in
the northern section of Richmond, in
what is known as Highland Park, With
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-17
oRJEcTTo VACCINATION.
GEORGIA SCIENTISTS PREFER
TERN IN JAIL
fBy Telegraph &c VirglnIan- Pilots

fBy Telegraph &c Nirglnian- PiIotj
Americas. GA, Nov. 16.-Nearly the
entire membership OF the Christian
Science Church, in Amcrdcus were In the
mayors court to-day to answer charges
OF refusing TO summit to vaccination
Among the defendants were twenty
community besides number OF bows and
girls The court room was crowded with
We'll dressed men and women Attorneys
cases until tomorrow. The Scientists
Will be given the alternative of being
aunrantined at their own residences or
said. will choose the latter.
The scntance of Mrs Ttaincs who wa g
sentenced YESTERDAY to thirty days in the
TO be Vaccinated. has been suspended mil
the other. cases have been disposed Of
The affair has caused a tremendous
sensation here and little else is talked of.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-17

ritzburg and reports that q determined
attack was made by the Beers on the
British garrison, which was quite pre-
pared and met the advance with such
Il heavy and well-directed fire that
the Beers were driven off, leaving
many dead
1t is also stated that British and Boer
patrols came in touch and exchanged
shots near Frere, south of Colenso.
ARMORED TRAIN SHIELDED.
Estcourt, Natal, Wednesday, Nov. is.
An arinored train. having on board a
half company of the Dublin Fusiliers
steamed to Chievelry early this morn
ing. On It's return 1t was shelled by the
artillery OF the Beers, placed In four
positions. Two trucks in front Of the
engine left the rails. topping over.
over. While the train was thus help
less, the Durbans and Dublins faced
the Beers in skirmishing order and the
Beers poured shot and shell into the
crippled train. The derailed wagons
were with great difficulty removed and
the line was cleared, when the engine
and tender steamed back.
During this juncture. Lieutenant
Winston Churchill, Of the Fourth HUI
Ears, and son of the late Lord Randolph
Churchill displayed much courage, as
also did the driver and fireman.
1t is feared the Dublins and Durbans
Jared badly.
A Red Cross party has gone out.
1T. CHURCHILLS FATD.
Durham, Natal, Nov. 16.-The Natal
Advertiser has n dispatch from Est
court which says:
when part OF the armored train was
overturned by the Beers tearing up the
rails, the British alfghted, exchanging
volleys with the Beers. The engine
driver. when the rails were replaced.
seeing the position was hopeless,
steamed back to Estcourt with few
OF the Dub1!ns and fifteen Of the Dur
bans. Including Captain Wylie, who
was wounded. on the tender.
The fate Of the remainder of the
Durbans and Dublins and Lieutenant
Churchill is unknown"
STRAGGLERS COMING IN.
Estcourt. Nov. 16.-Seven of the Dur
bans have just come in, making twenty
Continued on Page Eleven.)
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-17
snbmnrlnc Bon, Mo,I.nd,. Tr,n,

sby Telegraph to Virginlan-Pilot.)
washington, Nov. 1G.-The report of the
Board OF Inspection and Survey on the
recent Official test of the submarine boat
Holland" In Peconio Bay, November 9Th
instant, has been given out by the Sncro-
tary Of the Navy. The board reports that
after a thorough inspection of the plans
and of the vessel 1t was impressed with
OF its appliances. The tests were made 70
ascertain whether the boat was able To-
come up to the requirements for q sub
marine boat for the navy. Tho Board Of
Inspection and Survey report that all Of
the requirements Of the department were
fulfilled by the performance Of the Hol-
Land on this trial.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-17
MANY FIREMEN HURT.
A DESTRUCTIVE CoNFLAGRAT1oN
IN CHICAGO
BY Telegraph to virGinian-Pilot,

fRy telegraph to virGinian-Pilot)
Chicago. Nov. 1G.-Fire early to-day do
stroycd the seven-story building at LAG
State street. in the heart OF tho down
town retail district, and caused loss es-
timated at $4,000 and injured a score OF
flremen and spectators For a. time IT
looked as though the flames would spread
and destroy hundreds of thousands Of dol
lars worth of property in that valuable
section of the city. Shortly after the firo
front, Of tho building Glass blazing firo
brands and debris were scattered in all
direct1ons. Among the injured were Chief
his two assistant marshals, Musham and
IoWnsend. All three were badly cut by
flying glass, tho two latter being forced
TO retire 10 have their wounds dressed
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-17
BOBRs DEFEATED.

London. Nov. 16.-A special dispatch
from Durham. dated Monday, Novem-
Der ID, says that a number of tho Natal
Field force, who succeeded in traver-
sing the Bocr lines with Ladysmith
dispatches, has arrived at Pieterma-