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New-York tribune., 1899-04-26
Suits at S22, Yesterday $50 to $40
Suits at $35, Yesterday $50

~, CStSl OOy VOU
A Rare Fabric ap1 pu az a. co;s . "eJ aed
at Rare Bargain it is intended as
the very finest thing possible in shirt-wdst
material. A more exclusive thing in pattern
cannot e;-the styles we show have no
duplicates on this side of the Atlantic. It
is a fabric very seldom sold by the yard,
being generally kept as exclusive stock in
high-class women's tailoring shops.
That was the purpose for which we brought
it over, but it came little late. You may
have it by the yard at
Half price,-$I.25.
Made entirely of linen and silk,-looS
like the latter and wears like the former.
Washable, of course. SO in. wide.
You will find it in the Rotunda Gallery,
along with the rest of the silk bargains.
Mems Ready.to.Wear teus;ve tens ". 81 stock M
Clothing of seasopable.
stylish, well-made clothing. we select just
two kinds as illustrative of the excellent
values obtainable here every Gay. Savings
proportionate to those shown below are
common to all the stores offerings.
sc.. and o,fors @rss eh's0is sS 70
Az slS-su, OF black unfinished worsted; soutson cut,
away frock coat, silk lined The sD SUIT IN "'''
Some black diagonal suits at So with sssf coats, sso as
others at $l2 with eutaway fr0eN s'~~' " Wv
-, Just two hum
Boys Worthy, dred bows. Sto
Low.Priced Clothing l6 years of age.
NAV take advantage Of this sale OF top-coats'
They are stylish coats of all-wool covert
well-made and in correct styles, at IS. oo'
Values. many of them SIS, some that we ve
sold for less, but all unusually good at S3.oo.
Boys knee trousers, OF all-wooi cheV'0''
in medium colors, at Csc.
Second floor. Fourth avenue.
49, If it's quality worthy
WOmcnS OF place in most care
Ribbed Vests fully selected stock.
YOU ii 1QQ II LCIC' SStsSA, ''S
merino, wool and silk vests IN PLAIN anu
fancy trimmed effects. Cotton garments as
as low as l2Hc.; silk vests up to slz:
numerous, desirable, dependable styles at
figures between.
Broadway.
The Linen Sale adssssoa The sslpg T1 i;aeas a'.a at
COntinueS uch-lo we r-than-
market prices has been very large the past
two DAYS. It would be surprising If the
fact were otherwise. considering the charac-
ter of the offerings. These lines oelow
mentioned are still in very good supply, ana
the prices cannot be nearly matched any
where. But don't delay too long:
n,t % ns,r-Hems,itched linen pillow cases 2oxso
90 ,, oairHemsti,ehed linen pillow cases 2'xSo IN
A, "a ., nar-rrish henstched linen sheets sxso ''.
Az 81 25 yd--seoteh table damask In variety OK PM
terms: IL in ... ,.s.
Al a dox-Napkins In dinner Sizes 10 "~'s"
damask above. 2Axz4 IN -.
A, Al 90 each-Tabls cloths made Of snow-whts naA'
69x70 IN.
A,sa esch-rable cloths grass bleached; asxss IN
A, zoe each-Fas' pile large bath towels; 2sx0s.
Fourth avenue.
- AGA
New-York tribune., 1899-04-26
WOmen's SOC. HandkerChiefS at Half

of the handkerchief trade St Iah mas Caoeo '
Embroidered Handkercnies
present prce nan
thrown gauntlet the market
special AISLE Op tnat
are this morning anen embroidered ana soPeo
will them
New-York tribune., 1899-04-26

Iovng Gun, SOS 70 $50 Peppers. IS. 81 pair
Flower Vases g. $40 rs Onve Dishes - TO Si2co
10 Slss Biscuit Jars, SO SIT
Salad Rovls sos 20 Salts. 81 20 S25
Ice Cream trays S3I TO Sugars and Creams ST.
s4a S57 so
pread Travs $40 30 500 Crumb Scrapers sl3.7b
iemonade pitchers S2T Candle-stlcks. s24 10 ss5
DsteT kt9 p'snss' S''' Salad Sets s575 TO $40 so
Comports SIS 10 s27 Fish Sets. 5000 20 $l2.50
49,. p,. Eight hundred black satin
E'on DEUS scarfs Tecks, Four-in-
dhd oCdr'S hands and Imperials. Not
a fifty-cent scarf, but very near it, and at
the least full, gener Gus value at the price,
twenty-five Cents.
And some belts; London-made, of cow
hide and in an imitation of pigskin. Large
nickel-plated or covered buckles, with or
without rings. Black or tan in color. Fifty
Cents.
Both of these are values worth coming
for.
Mems Furnishing store. Ninth street.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-26
Boys Worthy,
Low.priCed Clothing

may take advantage of this
They are stylish coats OF
well-made and in correct
Values. many of them IS
sold for less, but all unusua
Boys knee trousers, OF
in medium colors, at Csc.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-26
Twenty-Five Cents Each

The goods imported sell S0c each and would have
handkehes The styles the beseng have four
New-York tribune., 1899-04-26

At 50 yd was S3-Sik Persian striped Votle; COM
blnations - ,,. so.
Al 80 vd was s3-Self-colored slkand-woo polka oot
Grsnadlne Crepon colorings. . ,, IN.
Al 90 yd was So 7b-Back chenille and colored SIX
striped black silk k-and-woo iron frame Grenadine;
At So yd was s275-self colored Silk crepon Striped
A. SO yd was 50 275-sef-colored soIfhs Polka Dot
Crepe Barege; colorings .u-. ~. q,
A. 81 * yd was -Silkembroidered Polka Dot IN
combinations Of black and coors on colored grounos
Al 81 rs vd was 81 75-Sik Persian Bordered Vole IN
combinations. c,-,nsa
At 81 rs yd. $2bO-Silk- k-and-wooi bayaoere o'ip
Cirenadine Barege. .,, ou.. ro,
SILK and-wool Barege; 7 colorings. , 4.
Al 81 so vd was s250-Sk Persian Bordered Vone IN
A. sibo yd.. was so-silk-embrodered Polka Dot
Popns. ,,. s..,,.a ,ys,ours
At SIPS yd sI75Black -and-white Striped Veloufs
A, 81 "a was 81 5o-slk Striped Wool Tafetas. In
blue- and-white and black-and-whits.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-26
Rich Oop0rtmities in Richest Goods

Of course being goods they are the Paris Novelty Dress
remainder collection e. ..x- su. r.,
T find themselves this morning. for their time ma
taken their prices
.re wegnS n
,us wear
New-York tribune., 1899-04-26
One Dollar a Pair

All sizes in the lot but not in every style.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-26

You'll find it here. Cotton, Isle threao
merino, wool and silk vests in plain ano
fancy trimmed effects. Cotton garments a
as low as l21ac.; silk vests up to slI;
numerous, desirable, dependable styles al
figures between.
broadway.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27
Significant Utterances OF the
Hon. Joseph Chamberlain.
THE CRISIS IS PASSED Ed
England Will Bear No Further. Delay
from President kruger. Peace Com
mission from Transyaal Reported
to be on tho Way to England.
Hy Telegraph.)

BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND, Aug. %
In throwing open his own gardens
here this afternoon to the members OF
the st. Bartholomew Ward Liberal
Gnionists, Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain. sec
retary of state for the colonies, was
drawn into the most important- speech
on the Transvaal situation he has made
since the adjournment of parliament
Il know there is one subject Which
is very deep in all your hearts, he SAID
and about which cannot talk or say
much. lest I Go harm. That is the reia
ton OF our race with the Transvaal GOV
eminent. | wish that could tell goa
today that the difficulties existing, inr
50 many years between Her Ma;asty.s
government and the oligarchy in Pre-
toria, which has assumed such ai acut.
form during the last few years. Hsere
happily settled. Rut unfortunately ina
is not yet in my power.
CRISIS is PASSED.
AS YOU know. for three months we
nave been negotiating President
Kruger has made perhaps, some little
progress. but / cannot truly say that
the crisis is passed U
president Kruger procrastinaJes in
his reply With drbbles. each reply ll1s
water from a squeezed sponge. His Of
terS are accompanied With conditions
which he knows to ne impossible, or Ii,
refuses 70 allow US TO make a satisfac-
tory investigation Of their nature.
Go not think it Will be denied that
we nave exhibited unparalleled Ia
Uence in the relations between a nara
ulpunt ana subordinate state The
SITUATION is too fraught with danger.
II is too strained for Indefinite nnst
pone1nent The knot must be loosens d
70 use Mr.. Balfour's words, OF. else 3we
sslaii nave to find other ways Of UNITY
ing it. -.
HIS THREAT.
- We are forced d. TO co sthat then..T
Would repeat some word sHused By T,ort
salisbury in the House of Lords Z
say that, if forced to make further
preparations. IF this delay continues
much longer. we shall not hold ours civ
es limited by what we have already Of
Tered. out. having taken this matter in
hafd. We Will not let go until we have
secured conditions which, once for al.
will establish US as the paramount
power in South Africa ana secure for
our subjects there those equal rights
ana privileges promised by President
hruger when the Transvaal's ind enan-
dellce was granted.
1T comes to this, if the ruptu! 6.
Whlch we have done everything in our
power TO avoid. is forced upon rs. T
n1Econfident we shall have the support
not only Of the vast majority Of Brit
ons, put the whole empire
"A PEACE COMMISSION.
LONDON, Aug. PA dis pat h from
says word has been re-
celNed there from Pretoria that Prssi-
dent Kruger and General Joubert ia
Nor sending a special peace mission 10
England composed of members Of the
Nolksraad headed by r. w. Reitz, state
secretary
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27
CIrY News IN BkIETE

Mr.. L. r: Boiling is i'll at his home.
on Twenty eighth street
Gel. r. w. Huffman has returned
from trip through North Carolina.
Miss Julie. Waddill is visiting her.
p pro- .Mr. ]. r. Waddill. in Charles
City county. sss
i Miss Della Human has returned
from from a. visit to places in the Blue
Mrs John Whey and son, John Ir-
van, OF Charlottesville, Va, are in the
city for a short while
MIS- NJ Maurice Enright and son have
returzned@to the city after visiting re1a-
tlEes inssMaine and Massa cllusetts.
Mrs J. e.. Godfrey and children; who
nave I've beens spending some time at. the +
o acl nome IN New Jersey. have returned
to the city IN, as, rs h ss3855 1
~ asst might was one Of the most quiet
Saturday nights known here for some
time there being only two DRINKS TAX
sen In up to midnight and no other ar
rests. m IA 5aTS5 a3 al 80
Misses Matte Leonard and Dona Did
axe lal who have been spending some
f tir IN &!EAugusta county, returned Is
the city yesterday. ..s .. IT,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27
DELGAtLE ARRESTED.

SDAFtIIN, GA. Aug. 26.-The round
up of tho rio.ous negroes in Mcintosh
county by the military today resulted
in the surrender of Henry Delegate. the
murderer of Deputy Sheriff Townsend.
and the location for future arrest OF
Delegates brother and the woman sii-
recrly implicated in the killing
9 Delegates surrender was made to
Lieut.. Wood, in charge of a datachnen
OF the thirty Savannah soldiers station
cd fifteen miles in the country to back
up the. shcr;ff's posse, who were scou;-
ing the swamp. and Delegate tonight
states that he surrendered to the troops;
for protection as he saw the sheriff s
posse was closing in on him and his
capture was only q matter OF a few
hours or minutes.
The swamps We're being beaten close
~, while the military lined OUT on the
bluff. Delegates aged mother cam. out
OF the swamp with request that Dele
gille be allowed to surrender to the sol
dicrs. &
The arrest Of Delegate, who is the son
81 the negro whose arrest precipitated
the trouble, and the arrival Of rein
forcelnents for the military, seem to
Fave broken the backbone OF the dnfi
ance of the law by the negroes. A
whole regiment of troops are now on
duty in and about Darien, under com
mind Of Col. Lawtnn but ii is not be-
lleVed there will be further bloodshs.l
There has been Il notable diminution o,
extreme talk during the afternoon
Meantime the situation is critical
fIhere are still several rinsleaders of tbs
blacks wanted by the officers of the law
hnless they come i'll and surrender or
are Drought III by their friends and
turned over to the authorities the
TROOPS Will so after them tomorrow.
. ~ a. p.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27
The Favorite Wins the Great
Futurity Race and $4,000. n
GALA DAY AT SHEEpSHEAD5 /,
Purchased Only Last Friday. by
James n. *. enc, for $s5 .oec.
Big Crowd at the Track.
CIV Telecraph.)

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-The great F'u-$Ss
turity race at 'Sheepshead Ray track
today was won by James r. Keenesssfs
Chacornac. with Brisader second and 4
Windmere third. Today was the
twelfth running Of the Fnturity race,.
the richest stake in this country, ana
have been in front. v &
$4,000 TO THE WINNER.
The Futurity today was. worth nearly
$4,000. 1t was Won by the favorite and
was altogether the most satisfactory
F>uturity ever run. tEs &;
Twenty horses went to the post With
the keene trio. Chacornac irgtnfil&
Earle and Doublet running .favorireE att
to .. They We're sent off with but ~
few minutes delay and We're seen in the:
distance co,H:t.g down the chute in q
straight line through the cloud or dust.
Morire was first away with Doublet AMI
Chacornac right besides him.
RAN NECK AND NECK
1T was work with hands and 1llaas
to get first into the stretch and Saen-
Ger ana Chacornac in frontssas they
reached the long turn. AS they ne:areIl
the judges stand Brigadiers I came,
through from sixth, place With a. rush.
cutting down Windnlere. Saint IT imam
and Morine and being beaten only a.:
scant half length at the end. a{ 5=
The attendance was Very large in
spite of threatening weather. sSllS vs.
kGEiSE BOUGHT WISELY.
only yesterday James r.. Keene Epur-S
chased Chacornac from James Rowe for
sum announced to be $4,000.
summary: fSE 4
Fourth Race-F'uturity. futuritys3
course. Charcornac,= ia 5(Spencer), 8 TO
2 anu g. to ., Won by a5nacl; 5Rrigad Ter
To-. (Burns), 70 and 2 to L. second EvE
one length; Windmere. 1125 (O.Gsonnsl)5.
=. TO 4 and56 to /, third. Time, I:IO 2-5.
st. Finian, Moaerine. Okettes. David
lI3ran1ble, Prestid gftator The Scotch
man sCiulden, Knight Of ri odes, VII Il
sinla'2larle. Tenderloin. Plucky, Nh
settle and Edwin finished q s Named s&
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27
VIRGINIA I4ARD SNOEBED.
Prosy Go,hamites Have No Soul for the
Epics of 4. i. Andrews

Among the letters received by the
Dewey Reception Committee III New
Y York was one from \. j. Andrews q:
Richmond. The Tribune says ..h+s DE-
scrlbes himself as a poet. and offers 10
some tc New York to exhibit his Prov
es:s foi' the consideration Of free boart,
at a hrst-class hotel and passa Sc paid.
ana a good stateroom. In his letter he
says: O. & Il.
herewith send you letters from
prominent gentlemen as regarding my
poems On receipt of $50 will send
you a complete set to be read at the
banquet to be given Admiral Dewey.
You will be so highly pleased with the
poems that think you will use your in
~ nu 1ean with the Mayor to sena mo
y 900 on behalf Of the city and citize rs
OF New York. Drop me line,
a postal card told Mr.. Andrews that
there We're many poets out OF woa.k II.
New ork. In Mr.. Andrews letter. ,sas
tn's recommendation, signed Rarnc,y
sBaunan, Richmond: These poems u-s
unlike anything i ever read in my life.,'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27
Net the lmi etfAliHers,

+, FThe following paragraph appeared liz
the city News and Brief column
Yesterdays Daily Press: 81 q
The Davis House. erstwhile tbe I'm ~
neri1l Hotel. which has charged harls
several times Within the last few:
nlonIns, was closed yesterday after
4 ln;ttllvcrtantly the rest Of the article
Hotclsin Richmond, and not the inlpe-
RAJ IN this city. which is conducted by
Mr.. Frank Jordan ~ 81. -
MT. Mark Davis, formerly proprietor
Ct the Richmond Impeial Hotel. - II
the city nov and contenprntes open
ing q hotel here. s.S-s $
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27
TROUBLE AT TIE .sIJoU rHEA1x
Two Variety Actresses and the Stag.
M: Munger III Is NItA-En.

If ~ !.
The screams of two women, accom-
panied by turbulent noises, indicatiye
or Ibellicose5 turbulent noises. emanat-
ms from the Biiou theatre on Twenty
third street. stirred up the precincts Of
Bar Har'bor about 1880 O'Clock this
morning. and attracted the attention Of
Officer &O'Hara.
Ascending to the living apartments
over the auditorium, the biuecoat
found an historical female sprawling
on. the floor a second excited woman
was engaged in an alteration with
Tonl1raie Mack, stage manager of the
house, and the atmosphere of pugna-5
cious inebriety enVeloped the whole.
NO explanations We're needed The
of'lcer arrested the trio and lodged
them al the station where the charge
Of disorderly conduct was entered
against the prisoners.
Nhe women gave their names as May
st. Claire and Loretta Clifford. Both
are variety actresses employed at the
theatre. One wears a black eye as a
trophy of the evenings s. .fracas. The
other threw several consecutive fits
after being taken into custody. They
will star jointly with Mr. Mack in a
sketch before Judge John tomorrow
morning. = S
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27
oUEsrIox OF o,rsE,ssH1r.
~ % asscls Ti,i rs He
lis Proprietor. OF POI n 4 ar p, n az ~

4siesars eli TIKI nks he
is Pr"priet"r of Point OF Pines. 4 RI
There seems to be a question as "a
the exact ownership Of the Point Of
Pines. IL s55 - = - =
MIR. John H. Lyons has published
ilmself as the sole owner and propric-
{or Of the place. and the posters have
mad his name attached to them as
manager of the resort
:Mr. William H. White. who was one
Of the founders Of the vaudeville mark.
arrived in the city last night, from a
visit to the north, and seemed to think
that, after. all, Mr.. Lyons is not the
only owner in the park
MT. White says he still owns a one
shlrd interest in the business, although
Mr. Lyons is running The place as the
owner and manager. Which Of the
gent lenen really is the owner, if not
poth OF them. cannot be stated with
any degree of accuracy.
MI White has expressed himself as
Delng very much surprised to learn
that Mr.. Lyons is the owner, ana he
VII invests gate the matter and ascer-
tam. II possible, who really is the pro-
prietor of the resort
interesting Developments are locked
form the near future
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27
Grand I.od "a, to Meet.

The thirty-second annual session q E
the Grand Lodge, o. G. II. viii ia
held With the East End lodge of this
CITY. beginning Tuesday, September
~ at Cheneys Hall, Twenty seventh
street and Roanoke avenue s25ls5.s'
This session will occupy four DAYS.
There will be from fifty TO one hundred
d es present from all parts eft the.
State. sI-l a-.7 E31.Ss|.sSe
Among the visitors will be DR.. d.
Mann. f. R.#lW. g. C. T., OF BrookIyn, -
Ny who will confer the supreme
degree on those who are entitled to re- & -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27
WIFI DO Usad Tptlav.

The new Orville Baptist Mission win
be occupied this afternoon for the
first time. The church. is not quite nm;
lsncd, put the work is sufficiently aa =
yanced to permit the use of the build.
At $50 o'clock the Sunday school viii
hold It's exercises and in the evening at
) ) Q clock there $willSbe preaching by Mr..
James IL. Turner. s -
Tonight at the Fortyfifth Street.
N i!,i & church the EpWorth Leagre
will conduct the services which VIII
be led by Mr.. J. Z. T. Hunter. s:35
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27

Efl'l'itH, W proceed COSJlflenI ELNeE ar
rived this afternoon at 6 O'Clock.
Col. Lawton has ordered tents. and all
camp equipment for the men in case it
is needed
COuI;lT:T,S ACCOMMODATED.
Reoonnoiterins was done by couriers
today, but as the negroes are scattered
for several miles through the swamp
their number was not definitely ascer-
ttined. Colonel Iawton late E che af-
aternoon ordered the Fourth regiment
NTH companies at Brunswick. Valtlns-
ta..S WaEcroSs and other towns in this
section to be prepared to move. 1T a
moments notice The soldier ut
brunswick AMI Waycross are in their
armoriGs awaiting orders to proceed to
Darien. $ rs
The negroes number five to each
white man and outside assistance was
considered necessary.
y business is suspended in Darien for
the time being ana it is reported that
farms in the#countN have been ten,nor-
sarily abandoned
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27
District Convention

Ntle District Convention of the wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union will
convene in annual session at DENLY S
~. ~, church, Norfolk county, septem-
The members who will attend wiz
nave to take a train on the Ocean View
road They vii! be mest at C}1r;stia : :
Mills by conveyances to carry them t.,
the church E53 1t
IT is probable that a large number Of
rhe. temperance workers in this city
viii attend
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27
EfAnica, In III. i, = Dos 4.

Inc new Morgan Line tug boat,
which is now. about con1plet eyiaat the
plant Of the Newport News: shipbni.d- q
ing and Dry Dock Company, was piac-S
ed IN the dry dock yesterjlay i 1nSorning
TO he thoroughly cleaned before going
on her trial TRIP this week. She viii
be taken out of. the dock fomorruW sa5E
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27
Row Boat CapsizeG.

ERNEST Smith and Williams Mason
both believed to have been somewhat
UNDER 6. the influence OF liquor, went out
on the river last night in a row beat,
and in some way caEsized the little
craft. Is III "a -
The men managed to reach the shcre,
soaked to the skin, and were later ar
rested and lodged in Jail, charged. with
being drunk. The case will be heard
before Judge John in the Police Court
Monday morning. s,1. 5.l5' b
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27
Moving ST. PamI's Again.

The work OF moving ST. PauPs Ennis
copal church was resumed YESTERDAY
morning by the sub-conHractor, Worrrsa 81
ly. and will now so On uninterrupted
until the church is ON the property Il
Thirty-fourth street. ss5'H;.3
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27
Amer cus club NJ. et,n : !.

There was a meeting Of the Amer
icus Democratic Club held at the ciut,
rooms, over Myers Bros. store last
night, Upon a call issued by Mr. Henri :
fer. No business OF interest TO the pub
lie was transacted. }s s4s5sis
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27
- u aaj,g u; y - 4, y
Steel Beams Eara

The steel beams for the building
which is being erected by Mrs. ~ Ohm
Whey, on Twenty sixth s street, near
the corner OF WashingtonIayen ue, ar
rived e,de z N the city yesterday and work
on the structure will now BE rushed, ~
| comp letion SssT..S
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27
Weather Fsreca.
4fBy 1elegraph.y

by 3TeleSraph.J 658 Sl
sWA'SFIINCsT2lN, Aug. &c. Fcrecasss
tof@ rgif'ia-T hnnder showers sunday;
afternoon; probably threatening Mon
4 day: varia Bile winds. ssS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27

would then have maintained the docu-
mcnt was a forgery and would have adj
duced it as proof of q plot. IL
Eenlying to further questions NJ. Eer=
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-08-04
DIED.

The death of Mr.. l.. I. Guirk>
III, which occurred last Friday
at Richmond, Va, removed a
very popular young man from
our midst; eyed 20 years. His
remains arrived Saturday even
ing, and were conveyed to his
home on Road street, where
they la d in state until Sunday
morning The funeral services
were conducted Sunday morris
ing at 10 o'clock By the Rev.
DR.. Pen1ck.
From the residence the re-
mains were followed by a large
procession of relatives andfriends
to theEpiscopal Cemetery where
they were laid to rest in the
family burying ground. To his
heart>broken wife and mother
and weeping relatives and fl lends
the Fisherman & Farmer offers
its sym pathy.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-08-04

Miss May Bell Anders On, Of
Virginia, is on a visit 20 her sis
ter, Mrs. w. B Fearing.