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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19
A MARROW ESCAPE.
SMALL BOY FALLS FROM 4 TREE,
ONTO y BROKEN BOTTLE.

SMALL BOY FALLS FROM a TREE,
ONTO y BROKEN BOTTLE.
Johnnie Simmons. Il small boy aged
about ten years. son Of Mir. and Mrs.
Butler Simmons. of rs Bermuda street.
met with an accident yesterday after
noon that bordered closely on being a
fatal one.
lie was playing with some young
companions at the northerly end Of Ber-
muda street and had climbed up into a
small tree. lie was about eight or nine
feet from the ground when he fell out
IF the tree. In his fall his Jaw came
in contact with a broken bottle "a beer
bottle, ii is said and 4 cash about two
and quarter inches WAS cut under tbs
right side of his jaw. He ran home
with the wound bleeding profusely Or.
Wake was called ana sewed up the
gaping wound. He stated that If the
cut had been trinc deeper an artery
would probably have been cut, with
fatal effect.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19
Administrators NnIc.

+. j. Morris. administrator OF the
estate of the late BERNARD ]. Young.
Will offer for sale to-day the entire
stok Of goods in store No. 80 Main
street at prime cost. The stock is large
and consists OF gents furnishings. shirts.
underwear. corsets. dry goods, notions
skirts. ladies' waists. hosiery and in
iact every article kept in dry goods
and notion establishment. Dealers and
others who desire 10 secure purchases
from new and up TO date line of drv
goods will consult their interest by at
tending this sale. as it will be a bona
noe one The sale will continue for ten
"'NS ~ untll the entire stock is closed
out y perusal of the advertisement
winch appears in to-day's Virginian-
i1!"t VIII give all needed information.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19
VIRGINIA uNDERTAKERS.
MIR. H. c. SMITH. OF NORFOLK
FOR PRESIDENT.

MIR. II. c. SMITH. OF NORFOLK,
FOR PRESIDENT.
The state Funeral Directors Associ-
alton concluded its annual session in
Richmond Thursday afternoon.
Aside from n considerable amount of
routine business. the members heard in
structive addresses by DR.. William II.
Taylor. state Chemist and City Cor
oner; DIR. Paulus y. Irving. president Of
the State Board Of Health, and Dr. w.
+. Oppenheimer, president oc the Rich
mond Board of Health.
The annual election of officers was
held. with tho following result:
President. II. c. Smith, Of this city;
First Vice President. George w. Kurt
of Winchester: Second Vice President
T. y. Fox. Of Danville; Third Vice
President. T. r. Bare. of Churchville:
Fourth Vice-President. Il. w. Baker. o;
Suffolk Fifth Vice President. T. J.
O Malley. Of Newport News; Secretary,
l.. I. Christian. of Richmond; Treasu-
rer. James W. Pcrlcy, or Charloitcs-
willie.
Delegates to tho National Convention,
10 be held at Cincinnati on October
llth. were chosen as follows: Charles
l.. Morris, of Petersburg: l.. T. Chris
tian. of Richmond, and James ".
Pcrley, of Charlottesville.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19
PATENTS ISSUED.
NORFOLK PEOPLE HOLD AN IN
TEREST IN SEVERAL.


TEREST IN SEVERAL.
Among the patents issued at Wash
inrton Thursday are the following:
Horace l.. Freeman. Lexington, y. c..
steam generator.
John J.. Gaylord. Portsmouth. Va. as
sienor OF two-thirds TO j. t. cole and
Il. w. Shulticc. Norfolk, Va, non-rc>
iillablc bottle.
Adolphus y. Goodwin. Haran. Va.
sash holder and Fastener.
George r. Henderson. Roanoke. Va.
two-cyllndcr compound locomotive
Samuel j. Johnston, Lecsburg. Va.
sash-fasicncr.
Willrm {. LYMAN Richmond, Va.
cartridge.
John O. Morris, Richmond. Va. gene
rator for steam boiler furnaces.
Benjamin y. Rucker, Bedford City
Va. pipc-patch.
Henry Scelinger. Norfolk, Va. shield
or protector for bottles.
The same. for -refilable bottles.
Orville y. Stoneman. assign0r Of onc
half to T.. T.. White. Norfolk. Va
strap-fastcnng for trunks or The like.
John T.. Tyler. RoNabel, y. c.. motor
apparatus.
John W Wilson. Pocahontas. Va.
sash-fastoncr.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19
Rritston E.o.in- Crouu,,

The country is becoming agltatcd ovar
its rciis on Periodically some one aris. :
and declares that religion is dcca,.irr
rms results in countless discussions mil
the agitation runs its course. and SIN w.
lGion iiourishos. II always VIII for il i
something the world needs ii is onlv
useless things that dctcrioratc and AZ
appear. one Of the finest rccommonda-
lions OF llostctter'S Stomach Rittnrs tho
great american stomach strcngth.ncr
years in spite Of hundreds of imitati@nt
and Is renowned throughout America for
It's cure OF constipation. dyspepsia billions
ria liver and kidney troubles 1t mak"s
person hungry and then secs To II ira,
the l!io-givng elements OF the food 40
assimilatcd with the blood Ii is nafurc,s
greatest aid. and there is nothing '.iusi a c
good. See that private Reveni,c
Stamp covers the neck of the bottle
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19
FUNERALS TO-DAY.
MRS. EDITH NJ. RIVES

The funeral of this highly esteemed
and deeply lamentcd lady. who passed
away suddenly at her home. corner of
central and liermon avenues. Atlantic
CITY Ward. ut > o'clock Thursday aft
ernoon. will be solemnizcd from the
residence at II O'Clock this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs joseph II. Mcdowell.
parents OF Mrs. Eives. arrived here
yesterday morning to attend the OBJ
sepuies of their daughter. Tho services
will be conducted by Rev. W. r. Will
liams. Of I.cKics' Memorial NJ. r..
churcn. Tho remains will b. laid to
rest III Elmwood cemetery. Following
VIII be the pa!l-bearcrs: Messrs II. e.
Smithcrs. +. Odond'hal. j. r. Fentress.
Ira 7. Holt. Howard James j. II. Iar-
ven. j. II. Thompson and DR.. If. b.
Maho0n
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19
a Morning Ere.

Shortly after o'clock yesterday
morning there was an alarm Of fire
caused by the issuing Of flames from
the ceiling in store No 3if Main street.
and occupied by the Atlantic and pa
cilc Tea Company. Tbe blaze was x-
tinguished by a chemical cxtingujsher.
with no injury to the stock. The flames
originated from an electric wire. The
store had been open only about two
minutes when the fire was discovered
The damage is estimated at 500.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19
Bell Telephone Communication.

Tho Southern Bell Telephone and Tole-
EihIn company announces tina; tclc-
phonic communication can hr had over H.,
iin,s with l.ynchburg Va. Danville Va:
iioanokc Va. WAX, field. Va. Arpomat.
ton Va: Farnville. Va. Crewe. Va:
Snlcm. Va; Bedford City. Va. Rcdsvil
y: e.; Charlotte y. C.: Columbia $ G
t0r further particulars enquire a, tho
punhc pay stations and at managers
Office, No. 25G Main street
SOUTHERN BELL. TELEPHONE AND
iIbfrkNi IN COMPANY. aulS-lw
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19
TiiE
Joseph Brown
STORE
To- day and Monday

we offer as specials the fol-
lowing, and all are worthy OF
your attention:
600 yards SO inch white
Cambria at 5 cents.
500 yards % inch white
Dimity at ~ cents.
475 yards % inch white
Dress LappelS at ~ cents.
100 yards ~! and IS cent
quality Organizes at o}4 cents.
$50 yards IS and 18 cent
quality Organdiesat 834 cents.
These last two items are be-
lieved to be much the hand
soonest goods on the market.
Also a mixed lot of Towels,
not many OF one kind, at one
fifth of regular prices.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19
Steamer HobiacIt.

Take the handsome new steamer
"Mobjack." Of the Old Dominion Line.
FOR delightful all-day trip on the
water. She leaves Bay Line wharf
daily. except Sunday. ut 700 a. m. for
Mohjack Bay and findings in Mathews
and Gloucester counties. Fare only
81 for excursion trip TO return same
day. jyl6-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19
ing the record. SO far in this month
only 2,a inches of rain has fallen.
CONTINUOUS DARKNESS.

There was continued darkness
throughout the city last night on ac-
count of the bad working of the cleo
trio wires The commercial lights were
INTERRUPTED once or twice because OF
the machinery at the electric plant be-
ing forced TO stop.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19
MIR. CHAS. II. DE HART.

Tho obseGuies of Mr.. Charles H. DE-
Hart, whose sudden demise occurred
At his residence. corner of Collcy and
Avenue y. Atlantic City, Thursday. a,
l:i3 n. m. will he held from LeI[ics'
Memorial NJ. T.. Church at 4 o'clock
this afternoon. and will he solemnized
by the pastor. Rev. W. r Williams
The intcrmcrt viii be in tho new Sec
tion between Elmwood and Cedar
Grove cemetery. Following will he tho
pail bearers: Messrs. John Pritchard
II. j. Lambert George Miller. George
Ferguson, Samuel Morrisett and Mr.
Beard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19

y party OF about forty United states
sailors Will leave this evening Cor san
Francisco. via the Southern Railway
and Southern Pacific. They Will he in
charge Of Ensign T. c. Hart. They
Will so on the receiving ship at that
point
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19
IncAsom Li.hfInfnntrx

The Jackson Light Infantry failed to
nave a quorum last night and again
me election Of a first lieutenant was de.
Icrred. meeting Will be held next
FRIDAY night and every member Of the
"rS"h'2atlon Is expected 10 he on hand.
II noi dctained by business
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19
An Ordinance
HEREAFTER PLACED IN
YARDS OR LOTS.

Pc il ordained by tho Common and Ses
lcct Councils of the city of Norfolk. That
hereafter no ccsspools shall he placed in
any yard or lot within the city of Nor
folk. but any ccsspools now placed in any
yard or lot shall he allowed to remain I'M
Ill II becomes useless or iinsantary.
Re 1t further ordained that all buildings
and promises which are required to 30
connected with the city sewer and which
have not already cesspool in good con-
dition connected with the said sewer
shall have in said building or on the prr.
misses thereof a slop-sink or other proper
iixturc connected with city sewer for ear
ryinE off slop water.
Any person violating either provision OF
this ordinance shall be subject TO a fine
OF not less than s. nor moro than $50
This ordinance shall be in force from
the date OF It's passage. and all ordinances
in conflict herewith are hereby repealed
Adopted by the Common Council Au-
gust LIST, 1885,?
n BEAMAN,
VicePrss!dcnt Common Council
Adopted by the Select Council August
Sth. 1899.
FRED GREENWOOD,
President Select Council.
AttcSte: H s. HERMAN,
aui6-st City Treasures
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19
Underwear.

Ladies Silk Vests, very
handsome goods. at SOC.
Ladies' Silkaline Vests,
equally handsome, at 10 cents.
Ladies Jersey Ribbed Pants,
fall weight, at 10 cents.
In the matter of Hosiery,
CorSets, Laces, Ribbons, we
place before you the best going
in every instance at most rea-
SOnable prices, often at decided
bargains.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19

All In sight of monument. "Newes,
Discovery extracts teeth painlessly.
y. y. Dental Rooms. Ennes only. 32i
oIain street. corner Talbot.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

w OMAN OF GOOD ADDRESS AND
w references: church member pre-
ferred, to represent us in this and sur
rounding towns: good salary given. Nd
dress MANAGER 10 w. Saratoga street,
baltimore. 1t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19
a Buggy ana Kioc,ric Car co,,,ae.

A buggy in which two gentlemen
were riding was in collision with q street
car near the Confederate monument on
Main street yesterday morning. The
wheels Of the vehicle were thrown ON
the fender OF the car. The prompt ac-
stlon of the motorman prevented scri-
fIemen who were in IT,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19
THE STORM ABATING
Wind and Rain Yesterday, but No
Damage Resulted.
Notes O. Interest Gathered Along tho
Wharvcs- acknowledgement and Sick
Passengers - RcpnirinE Damages
From Thursdays storm.

The great storm predicted Tor yester-
day by the Washington Weather Blu
reau Thursday night or rather the con-
tinuation of the storm we have been
experiencing for nearly one hundred
hours, did not exactly ma;erializc.
true, we had rain and wind in abund-
ahce. but the quantity and force pre-
dicted were absurd. While it raincd.
1t did not fan in torrents. and the wind
did not attain Il velocity of twenty
I'VE miles an hour. There WAS very lit
tie OF hurricane force about the clc-
mentS yesterday.
The storm is stil hugging the Nir-
gina Capes, hut its area has widene6
to such an extent as 10 greatly de-
crease its energies and all danger is
now believed To be over. Cloudy and
threatening weather is likely To con-
| tinue to-day. but no gales are predict
| ed.
The failure of The storm center to
move north is attributed 10 the high
mcrcural pressure ii has encountered.
This high pressure IS also responsible
for the high velocity attained by the
| wind on the coast Thursday. South of
! here the storm was much less severe
than it was off Hatteras or Cape Hen
ry. For instance. mt Brunswick Savan-
nah. and Charleston the velocity was
| only about 40. while at Cape Henry i;
reached c..
According TO the Weather bureau the
storm spread farther out TO sea and
also nearer To the coast Yesterday
morning. The center. however. is not
moving To any apprcciable extent
The highest velocity rcacher at Cape
Henry yesterday was SO.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19
BoaRDERS.

.>>~-~>~-->>~>---I~---~--l>-
HN WO GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN
Il largo comfortable room. with board.
Non Duke street. Private family Address
'.E. II. W." BoX ~. aul9-5i'
ID OARDERS AND LODGERS WANT
Id ED.-Table board, So per week;
board and lodging ST. lodging. - cents
per night. h07 EAST MAIN ST. aul3-lw-
I'D LEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS
IL with or without board At 2+l Church
street, opposite St. Pau!s Church. jylS-tf
TIME IIOME.-ENERYTlI NEW
4 and clean table board $500: board
and room s+Go per week. Al and 423
Church street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19

Chloride lime disinfectant, SC. and
;1oc. packages at Trotter's Drug Store,
psFnar Main and Church Streets.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19

Carbolic Acid 25c. pint at Trottcr's
Drug Store. corner Main and Church
streets
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19

W Observation-Disclosures WILLIAMS ST.
Ia and Church and Main, two 50 bills.
Finder Will be rewarded by returning
same TO this office. aui'
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19
THE JEFFERSON.

Tho Old Dominion steamer jefferson
reached the city ut 1870 O'Clock yes
terday morning. having had IL rough
trip down the coast Thursday night.
The passenger list was large. and sea
sickness found lots of victims. 1t fas-
tened itself remorselessly upon nearly
everyone, regardless of their like dis
like or convenience. Thursday was an
ideal day in New York. and when the
steamer left her pier in that city at
1 y. IN. that afternoon they had no
thought of the disagrccable experience
awaiting them. However. they reached
Norfolk in safety. and spoke in terms of
praise of the Jefferson's officers and
crew
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19
BAY LINE STEAMER.

the Bay Line steamer came up To
her wharf ut 1910 a. m. yesterday. she
steamed out from Baltimore on time
Thursday evening. with orders To make
anchor when she encountered the
storm This was done ana several
hours delay ensued. Her captain re-
ports the weather very thick and that
ii was impossible to see any vessel
that may have been in distress.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19
ALONG THE WATER FRONT.

The tides were high yesterday, but
not so high as on Thursday.
The DOrchcst-I. of the Merchants
and Miners Line. arrived at y. m.
from Providence. and had very rough
trip. both going and returning. She
broush; in Il passengers. and of these
only two. lady and gentleman. Ven
tured 10 the breakfast table yesterday
morning in order To obtain absolute
proof that they We're anything else but
hungry people The noble ship rocked
in the heavy seas. water at times
reaching the rail of the upper deck. 1t
was necessary To put sheets and nap
kins between the dishes in the kitchen
to prevent disastrous intimacy. SUI
pcrb management on the part of the
captain and his subordinatcs kept the
passengers quiet ana brought the
craft safely into port. On the outward
bound trip Wednesday night the Dor
chester remained at anchor eight hours
IN providence river on account OF the
bad weather on the outside.
The Dorchester. in coming in tho
Capes. met tho Berkshire passing out
This vessel was rolling so heavily tina
at times her bottom could be seen.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19
FOR SALE.

TH OR SALE-UPRlGHT PIANO. $l3o
a Steinway Piano, handsome rosewood
case, in perfect condition. cost me two
years ago 1928. VIII sell now for $3.50
cash. Good reason given for selling. Ad-
dress CASH PIANO. aul9-lw
III OR STAKEHOLDER AND ENGINE.
a. about 10 II. T., With fittings, and in
good condition: also Saw Bench. Address
"A. II. GENTES. Berkeley, Va aula-2t
E OR SALE = ONE STEAM PRO
"a peller in good working con
dition newly painted length 40
feet, beam ii feet drnuGht load
ed feet inches; carries l.iO0 bushels Of
corn or 10000 feet of hummer. Apply 10 l..
S. WILEY. Elizabeth city. y. c.
jy15-wc,sa-f
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19
OTHER CRAFT.


No serious damage TO any of the
craft moving in ana out of the harbor
Thursday was reported
The steamer city Of Portsmouth run
into the Elizabeth. which was lying in
the dry dock at Portsmouth. ana re-
ccivcd hole in her joiner work
The Mary T.. Elizabeth. Captain Da-
Wis, from Norfolk to Newport News.
with lumber. went ashore. high ana
dry, ut Primers Point Thursday after
noon.
The British tramp steamer Ismorc.
from Liverpool grounded between
Hospital Point and Primers Point. hut
was pulled off the mud Yesterday aft
crnoon and came up to tho Norfolk ant>
Western elevator to load
Several steamers came in several
hours behind schedule time. business
by water was resumed generally yes
tcrday afternoon.
REPAIRING DAMAGE TO WIRES.
Yesterday tho damage, 10 tclcrranh
telephone and electric light wires wa
rcpaircd except in a few instances
where il Will take until to-day TO re-
pair some of the telephone wires.
Tho Southern Sell Telephone service
mas neen pretty much domoralized
since Thursday.
All Of the wires Of tho Postal Tclc-
graph Company were intcrruptc1
Thursday nighi. but yesterday morn
ing force OF hands went out and nv
noon they were working all right. The
greatest damage done 10 The Postal
wires was between Norfolk and Suf-
folk. Only few Of tho Western Union
wires were Interrupted by tho storm.
Thursday nights wind took off about
700 feet Of the tin roof of the CITY
Market building. This was being nut
hack on yesterday. The fences. bill
boards. etc. blown down by the storm
were also repaired yesterday.
AT I.AMBERT'S POINT.
In The vicinity Of Lambert's Point
the wind played havoc with a num-
Der of large trees. and the crops were
badly damaged. The residents in that
community say the storm was the
hercest seen by them in twenty years.
MAKING UP RAINFALL.
Contrary to what many persons be-
licve. Norfolk and vicinity is behind
the normal in rainfall for this wear. os-
pccially for this month. and the rains
of Yesterday and Thursday contrib
uted considerably to making up the
average. The normal rainfall for An
gust is higher than that of any other
month In the year. being Gil inches
Last August Sia inches Of rain fell. five
inches falling in one day, almost break
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19
HELP WANTEp-MALE.

~ RGANIZERS WANTED FOR TIE
~ latest ana best beneficial; active men
can make large wages on salary or COM
mission: write for terms and circulars.
Address FRuATERNAI. LEAGUE, Globe
Building, Newark. y. j. 1t
" DUNG MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS
Il to travel nearby towns; reasonable
salary and expenses: opportunity for adj
yancement. Address r. ii. WOODWARD.
Baltimore. 1t
hH ONEY TO PATENT GOOD IDEAS
-lN1 may be secured by our aid. THE
PATENT RECORD. Baltimore. Md.
jy30-lms
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-19

III HE PRICES OF LOTS AT PORT
Il Norfolk VIII be advanced carly in Au-
gust. This property IS growing in yaltc
very rapidly Call on NJ w MASON.
Columbia building. for new map.
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SiOercS Mtttcl gcgen Ole
Garintae.

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ben. gu baben in S. s. Wiler &
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sulsl ben Werbliten. oer n,ir Elm 9lltes
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in Der Berlon oes Meidipr 8ilhoff in
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big, iheint aber eeiites9eltOrt gu leiu:
| slm 9lbeno beS IL. Sesember SeritDrte
in Yrunt,ut (gerD cine grpBe 6euers=
brnnlt Die Weltltdtten Der meGaliiben
Shreinerei MerlaD
Muf Den 6Dben fdneit es I'M Sbale
tuedIelt Spnnenl6ein nit Gesen. Yon
ben Yinoner gerapdiIen iperoen beute
folaenoe Shneeb0ben Qenleloet sSliiela
s., 9llblla los, Sfenburg 100, Sulier
l55. 0talola uno Sernia je 2l0 Gentiz
meter. Yin Gpillael llnO Sernbarbiho
lieaen nod srDbere SGneemailen.
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Sbnee, banlit DE @ree auf Die Melb=,
Eabt Elm SSeierflelo trdst. =
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