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me Roosevelt Central League OF Independ-
T ~ democrats. which last year supported GOV.
roosevelt met yesterday and passed resolu-
non mat II was it's deliberate and firm convlc-
H sM thht the cause OF a pure and independ-
my Judiciary AMI of decent local government
~, "n We served best in the present campaign by
IN subi'ort OF the non partisan Union County
M Nr,' recently dominated BY the organizations
l.%SeI 70 Tammany." The resolution
elE1l II" support OF the League TO tho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-27
ADMIRAL SAMPSON IN ROCHESTER,.
On His Way to Palmyra, His Native Town.
Whore n Reception Awaits Him.

n NS'cp'ioh him.
ROCHESTER,, Oct 20-Rear Admiral William
r. Sampson arrived in this city this morn ne
from the East and was temporarily quartersd
at the Whtcomb House. His wife and daugh-
ter. Mrs. r. IL. jackson. wsro with
him. and all three OF the party reached
tho hotel without attracting attention
After breakfast tho Admiral and his party were
driven 10 the home of his brother in law.
George Buring. 81 Tracy Park. of which place
he spent the day. He will be- Mr., BurinR's
go to his old home at Palmyra. where elabo-
rate plans have been completed for his recep-
tiOn
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-27

Boston. Oct. % A syndicate OF English.
American and Spanish capitalists is about to
be formed to import BeS.emer ores from Cuba
and from Spain. chiefly from Spain. for the
manufacture OF pig iron and iron and steel
products This syndicate 10 already making
inquiries looking to the purchase OF about
1000. 600 feet Of land on the East Boston water
front where tho furnaces and rolling mills will
be established. After looking over all the At
lantic coast ports II was decided that Boston
furnished the best facilities. present and proS-
pectiye as location for the enterprise.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-27
CitizenI Union and Tammauy Colonization

The Campaign Committee Of the Citizens
Union in the Nineteenth Assembly District
considered last evening the charges that the
union 10 supposedly coEnizAnt OF Tammany
colonization there but reached NO conclusion
rs 10 action upon them. =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-27
Epileptlc a Central Park suicide.

Eugene Is. Smith OF 4S West sixty-si1tA
street shot himself through the heart In OSns
trial Park early yesterday morning. He was
subject to eplleptic fits and had become de-
0pnndent in consequence.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24
ADJUSTMENTS,
THE DEVILS AUCTION.

The Devils Auction appeared at the
academy of Music last night before
one Oh the largest audiences of the sea-
son. There is nothing on the road Of
its kind more attractive than spectac-
u!ar, beautiful girls, elegant costumes,
magnificent scenery and faultlesS stag
ing.
The speclalties were all good. nota-
Oily the singing and dancing OF leading
characters.
written and reorganized. all objection
able features being eliminated.
SOUSAS BAND TO-DAY.
Scusa and his band will be heard
here in two grand concerts this after
noon and evening, AZ the Academy of
Music. His great band was never in as
nne form as at present. and the Sousa
lnstrumentalists respond in perfect ac-
cord with the mind OF the master mu-
stefan in control. The program for this
concert Will be Il most enjoyable and
satisfactory blend OF the popular and
substantial music of the times, and the
audience can rely upon n large installa-
ton OF the most inspiring music OF
madern times-the famous Sousa
marches.
The soloists with Sousa and his band
the Miss Maud Reese Davies, soprano:
Miss Jennie Hoyle. violinste. Mr.. Ar
thur Pryor. trombonist. and Herbert l..
Clarke. cornctist. all artists OF unques-
toned bri!liance.
"SECRET SERVICE"
William Gillette's play. Secret Ser
vice" will be presented again at the
Academy of Music Friday night. The
play has been seen In every section OF
America. as we'll as in London. and
everywhere 1t has created the same
marked impression, which 1t made here
last year. Mr. Bryon Douglas will again
play the leading role. and the balance OF
the cast Will be the same as have been
appearing In the play with MIR. Gillcttc
in New York. London and san Fran
cisco. Sale OF seats commences to-mor-
row morning. Prices. 81. so. 81 90. so ana
% cents.
THE KELCEY- SHANNON Co
The Kelley Shannon Company will
play an enga cement at the Academy OF
Music next Monday and Tuesday in the
society drama by Clyde Fitch. THE
Moth and the Flame" 1t is one of the
successes of last season. The story is
developed with much originality and IS
full of sharp and striking contrasts OF
character and incident. Its powerful
and serious side is admirably relieved
by comedy
"PRISCILLA"
This charming opera, which was so
beautifully rendered in Portsmouth,
Soldiers Home and Raleigh. Will be
given under the auspices of the ladies
of the Girls Home. directed by Mrs ].
B. Ship, in the Academy OF Music
April 9Th The rehearsals will be held
In Emerald Hall every Tuesday and
Thursday evenings ut s O'clock, COM
mencing Thursday, January 26th. All
the participants are requested to meet
promptly Thursday evening for re-
hearSal.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24
REVOLUTIONS OF EE.picr.

AT recent meeting of the board of
managers of the Seamen's Friend So
ciety the following resolutions of re-
spect TO the memory and character of
the late Charles Reid. were adopted:
The board OF managers of the Nor
folk Seamen's Friend Society. desire to
express their great sorrow at the loss
OF their venerable and beloved vice
president, who since the establishment
of the society. in 1926, has been one of
It's warmest friends and supporters.
and who for very many years has been
associated with its management
Mr.. Charles Reid. who was born in
Scotland in April. 1900, and who came
TO virginia in his infancy. was more
thoroughlyly Identified with the com
mercial. social and religious life of
this community than any other person
who has ever lived here. He has been
brilliant example of honesty. sobre-
~ and liberality. respected and loved
by four generations OF our people.
As n merchant. the synonym Of thrift
ana integrity; as magistrate. fearless
ana just; as president of the Public
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24
VIII SEQ The E,I.a

Fress dispatches from WASHINGTON
state that Allen o. Myers. of Columbus
OHIO. well known in political and SO.
cret society circles is there catherine
testimony and documents which he
VIII use in Tie United States Court n,
Colutnhus against the Order of FIks
me orher expelled him about two years
ago. and Myers alleges this ruined his
properties in the order. He viii osi,
!oo,ooo damages. He says the order is
now using ritual which he wrote and
ioE winch ne received no pay. For this
ne wiil speoif" $1,000 damages.
Myers is wen known in Norfolk bav-
ing visited here in his capacity of Sec.
reSIry OF me Grand Lodge. lie d,liv-
noke scine Years ago. ana raised o,,;,o
cotnmoto on by attacking the divinitv
OF Christ III his address.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24

School Board, devoted to the educa ton
of the young; as president of the Har-
Dor Commissioners. unselfishly dcvoting
his time 10 The advancement OF our
commercial facilities: as president OF
our City Councils. 4 vig1lant guardian
OF the peoples interests: as bank al
rector. prudent and sagacious; filling
all these responsible positions for his
fellow citizens with no reward except
that which comes from a conscientious
discharge of duty.
Our board we'll know his fondness for
the sailor: his deep interest for the
spiritual and temporal welfare of those
VINO SO down TO the sea in ships.
The precious memories OF his home
life. as husband. father and friend,
with his never ending but unostenta-
tiouS charities. are Il benediction to his
descendants of three generations.
lie was Jealous and consistent
member of the Presbyterian Church
ligious faith and works which were the
browning glory of beautiful life.
But on he moves to meet his latter
end,
Angels around befriending virtues
friend:
Sinks IL the grave with unpcrceivcd
decay
While resignation gently slopes the
way:
And all his prospects Frightening to the
last.
His heaven commences ere the world
be past"
His associates on this board tender
their deepest sympathy to his family
in their bereavement
ordered that n copy OF this memorial
ne sent to the family of the deceased
and that 1t be published in the Norfolk
papers.
WILLIAM LAMB
w. c. WHITTLE
! Il. MERRITT.
II. Il. BAGNALL.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24
MAJOR GENERAL CARNAHAN

1t is more than probable that Major
General James II. Carnahan. of In
dianapolis. Ind. commanding the Uni
form Rank of Knights of Pythias' of the
world. will be here next month. Yester-
day Mr.. George NJ. Peed, recorder of
Portsmouth Division, No. 10. L. r. X. of
r.. received letter from General Car
nahan, in which he makes inquiry of
the exact date of the meeting of the
Grand Lodge of Virginia (Which is
Tuesday. the 2sth OF February. Gene
raj Carnahan stated that. if possible.
he would be in Portsmouth on that
great Pythian occasion. The first bril-
gade. Uniformed Pythians. under com
mand of General D. j. Turner, will pa
rade on the occasion referred 10.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24
BOARD OF HEALTH MEETS

The Board 70 Health met last night
IN the Council Chamber with the pres
ident, DR.. Joseph Grice. in the chair.
and Messrs. e. L. Lash, NJ. l.. Hunt
or. r. ;. Hope. the health officer, and
oanitary inspector Murden and his as
sistant, Mr.. McAlpine, present.
The report Of the Sanitary Inspector
showed that of the IS nuisances exist .
ing since the last meeting of the board
81 had been abated. 1t also showed
that only five cases of contagious dis
eases existed in the city-diphtheria
and measles.
The Board ordered paid all properIv
approved bills, and decided to meet
here after at o'clock instead of 1880
as heretofore.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24
A WATCH THIEF CAPTURED
Of1cer James Broughton Finds and
Arrests Eddie Horn.

Ofcer James Broughton Finds and
Arrests Eddie Horn.
Last tuesday colored man named
Sopo. residing in Park View, had stolen
from him ladies' gold watch, and for
Il DAY or two he was at a loss to n,oce
suspicion. Matters worked right for
him. however, for after a little search
by the nolice. to whom the loss had
peeh reported. the watch was found in
the 1ewelry place of Mr.. Rosenthai
where 1t had been sold by a colored
man named Eddie Horn for SIPS.
oi1icer James Broughton took the
matter In hand. and after getting n
description of Horn. set about finding
MN. and so successful was he that bv
80 o'clock yesterday afternoon Horn
was In the city jail.
ire man WIS captured In a bar-roon,
on water street kept by a man named
I'm, at the old place formerly kept
by Ned Small Horn denies the theft
OF the watch and says he came in nos.
session of it by buying it from a col
oreu boy, whose name he does NOT
Know. Mayor Baird will hear the case
this morning.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24
LOCAL NEWS AND ADVERTISEMENTS
Contin
SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.
The Methodsts Have a Most Enjoyable
Meeting Sunday

The Methodsts Have a Most Enjoyable
Meeting Sunday
The Methodist Sunday School Asso-
citation of Portsmouth met in Wright
Memorial Church Sunday afternoon.
president John II. Hall, presiding, and
Secretary c. II. Herbert at his desk.
The exercises We're opened by Sing
ing Holy. holy. holy" and prayer by
Mr. George, T. Townsend.
Singing. "Filled to OVERCOMING"
Reports OF the different schools for
the month of December were read as
follows:
Monumental-Average roll. S92: at
tendance. 5S per cent; contributions.
s3S.59.
Central-Average roll. 26o: average
attendance, Go per cent: contributions,
S26.39.
Park view-Average roll. 234; average
attendance, g. per cent; contributions,
SO. "a.
Owen Memorial-Average roll. 1870;
average attendance, 81 per cent; con-
tributions, 50. Sc.
Wright Memorial-Average roll. 2S7;
average attendance, 81 per cent; con-
tributions. S11 .92.
Brighton-Average roll, 90; average
50 %.
Total-Average roll. 1886: collections,
sSS.42.
Banners were awarded to Park View
for punctuality; Central for attend
apce. and Owen Memorial for contribu-
lions.
Singing. Let the Sunshine In
Address by Rev. r. f. Beadles. of
Central, upon 1.-THE Duties Of a Sun
day School Teacher"
Singing. Beautiful Light"
Collection taken up.
Adjourned to meet the fourth Sunday
In February at $3.50 p. m. at Central
Church.
Benediction by Rev Mr. BlankenshIp.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24
CENTnAl.IAnon UNION.
ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFICERS
EIGHT HOUR LAW.

EIGHT HOUR LAW.
AT n meeting of the Central Labor
Union OF Southeastern Virginia, held
last night, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing six months:
President-C. c. Williams
Vice President-Albert T.. Schultz.
recording Secretary-James Carmi
chael.
mier.
Trcasurer-M. D. Colonna.
SerSeant-at- Arms-Otto Prepneit.
Board of Trustees-E. NJ. Nlowery. r
l.. Orr. Otto Prepncit.
Legislative Committee. B. Casey.
"A. Il. Shultz, L. V. Curtis.
organization Committee A. f
SCHULTZ. II. l.. Orr. George Bear. C. G.
Williams. Otto Prcpneit.
several matters OF Importance boar
ing on the labor question were discuss
ed and proper action taken on the
same.
a committee was appointed to wait
upon senators Daniel and Martin IL
urge them to use their efforts TO secure
the passage of an eight hour Govern
ment contract law
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24

Ano'ner OIL PortSmouthS Most Highly
Respected Citizens Gone to His Re-
ward.
The community will no doubt be both
startled and grieved this morning when
1t becomes aware of the death of one
OF Portsmouth's most highly respected
citizens. Mr.. John Glover, who departed
this life at his residence No. 315 County
street at 7:30 o'clock last night. after
an illness beginning last Friday
who is 1T in this city and vicinity
That did not know Uncle John Clover"
as those who loved him were fond OF
calling him? Who is it that has not
enjoyed his congenial companionship
ana his low, sweet, we'll modulated
voice. speaking In the most kind, ten
der and fatherly tones? Alas! there are
many who will long remember this cx-
cceiient citizen and gentleman, for to
Know John Glover was to love him in
the strictest sense of the term. He was
the soul OF honor. charitable to any,
thing and everything which came under
MS view, or to his knowledge, and Il
the greatest of all. the Christian vIr-
tues. be charity, then he has laid I'M
great treasures in the city of eternal
life. -"
He was devoted husband and in
dulgent and affectionate father. and the
CITY, indeed, loses a most estimabIe
citizen. He was born in England April
Isl. 1926. but had lived here for more
than fifty years. being 70 years and 10
months OF age at the time of his death
Grip and pneumonia were the causes
OF ms death Funeral notice will an
pear later.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24
MILITARY ASSOCIATION.
THE ANNUAL MEETING HELD
LAST NIGHT


The adjourned annual meeting of the
Norfolk Military Association was held
last night at the office of Captain Her
man, in the City Hall. Captain J. w.
McCarricll presided over the delibera-
lions.
Col. VIM. Lamb was elected presi-
dent, Col. c. a. Nash vice-prcsident.
and Captain II. S. Herman secretary
and treasurer.
Board OF Governors-Captain ]. w.
McCarricll. General +. NJ. Henry, Cap
tain NJ. c. Keeling. General V. d. Gro
ner. Captain w. w. Dey and Captain
II. c. Whitehead.
Relief Committee-Colonel C. A.
Nash. General E. NJ. Henry and Cap
tain H. S. Herman.
ANNUAL REPORT.
Colonel w. NJ Lamb submitted his
annual report. in which he said:
sympathy for Cuba and the bastard
~ destruction of the American battle
ship Maine in the harbor OF Havana,
sending grief and sorrow throughout
our land, led to 4 speedy war with
Spain, and the brilliant achievements
OF our army and navy, unsurpassed by
any in our previous history. culminat ted
in speedy surrender by Spain OF
Cuba, Porto Rico and the Philippines"
1t is n great satisfaction. however, to
-ktfotf-tffe.t NNt4t-ffelllt-w was represented In
the other branches of the service. and
was present. through its representa-
tives, at Manila, Santiago and other
naval engagements of the war.
y SOURCE OF PRIDE.
1t is source OF pride that all of the
Norfolk companies volunteered for the
war.
In speaking of the work of the Re
lief Committee. Col Lamb says large
expenditures were not required, but all
that had to be met were promptly
MADE, and credit is due TO Captain Her
man, Col. Nash and General Henry
who constituted the Relief Commit
tee.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24
FOURTH vIEGIsTA REGIMENT.
BOARD, OF TRADE ASK THAT
1T MUSTER OUT HERE

y special meeting of the directors of
the Board of Trade was held last night.
1t was stated that it is rumored that
the Fourth Virginia regiment will be
soon mustered out of service. and thar
II would be ordered TO Richmond to be
paid off.
has always been Norfolk. and If is be-
iieved that the regiment would prefer
being ordered TO this city, especially rs
nearly all of the companies are from
T!dewater.
In view OF these facts the secretary
was instructed TO communicate with
me secretary Of War and urge him TO
order the regiment 10 Norfolk.
The towns OF Franklin Suffo,l,
Smthiield. Hampton. and the CITY NJ
Newport News are asked to endorse
Norfolks request.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24
EVENTS TO-DAY.

Seaside Lodge No. so, X. of P.
Seaside Section Endowment. X. of p
United Council No. sec. a. l.. OF II.
Grce Lodge No. So. I. O. o. f.
Widely Encampment No. 3. 1. O. o. F
Old Dominion Conclave No. 293. |.
o. H.
Howard Division No .. s. of It.
Ancient Order of Hibernians, bene-
VIOLENT.
Trinity Chapter No. S46. 3. of st. A.
City Council. Council chamber.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24
BeRkLEY ADVTS
January Special Sale.

Everybody wears Shoes To reduce nv
S s..t,I ara make room for Spring goods. I
III! III In az ~ EIodS AT great reduction
:. I-Iu!es $50 Kid Iiuttors at $3.50 Misses;
E. Bo Msel 60 H - ton and Lace. 81 5 at Sc
oil Shoes. sl.oo a, SOC. Mems nice 60 "a a.
Sl.@ Al other goods run down Accord
insly. for ten days only
III. l. WEST.
10 Chestnut St. Berkley, Va
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24
Inspectors i'aid or

The inspectors and agents in the en-
ployment Of the Board of Health were
paid off yesterday.
There are 20 inspectors. who have No.
lice authority, being sworn in rs spe-
cial officers by the Mayor These me,
get $40 per momih. They are paid OUT
OF the funds appropriated To the re-
qr!remen;s OF the Board of UaaIth
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24

Coughing Injuries and innames sore
lungs One Minute Cough Cure loosens
the cold, allays coughing and heals
quickly. The best cough cure for chill
dren. perfectly harmless.-Burrow
Martin & Co.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24

a special meeting of the Water Board
was held last might to attend to some
routine matters in connection with the
Improvements being made az Little
Creek, Mr.. j. Thomas Peeie said that
nothing was done OF general interest
to the public.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24
MIR. JOHN CLOVER DEAD.

Another OF Portsmouth's Most Highly
Respected Citizens Gone to His Re-
ward
Mohave County miner., 1899-12-09
x Why Use
N Suide Stationery?

When the MINER job room is prepared
to turn out the best job on the best pa
per in the land. Patronize us and
you will have no more bIeary jobs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-29
The DREYFUS CASE
German Government Sends an Expos.
tulatory Note to France.
THE FIGAR0'S PUBLICATIONS
"Haye Caused Pain and Surprise" to
the Officials at Berlin.
CONCLUSION OF AGITATION Is DESIRED
Germany May Be Compelled to Publish
Facts in the Matter.
MAJORITY OF THE COURT FAyORS REVISION
Eighteen Voted For and Fifteen
iority of Eight Is
Claimed for Rcvisionists.
CONCLUSION OF AGITATION is DESIRED
Germany May Be Compelled to Publish
Facts in the Matter.
MAJORITY OF THE COURT FAyORS REVISION
Eighteen Voted For and Fifteen
MISUNDERSTANDING of Eight Is
Claimed for Rcvisionists.

London, April 2S. Ernest Vistolly, who
has hitherto shown that he is well In
formed on the subject treated, has an ar
tlcle in the Westminster Gazette today
In which he says the German government
has addressed an expostulatory note to
the French government regarding the
Dreyfus case This note was recently
presented to NJ. Delcasse, the French min
lister OF foreign affairs, by Count Won
Munster. the German ambassador to
France, and deals with the proceedings
before the court of cessation, as published
in the Figaro and which has surprised
and panied the German government"
The note, according to viztelly, init
mated that in certain eventualitles it
would be impossible for the German gov