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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-07-29

CoxSTARI.Es.


81 ward and C. Ncwburg. Pop; c. y.
...,aI Ward J { Bertrand, Rep; G. Nor
rI-rftr Democrat.
r5-i H4rd Daniel Lund, Ind; f. Frazer
N,tod Dcul.
rg,tF ward ANGUS Buchanuau. Rep;
CHRISTIAN EImpu Republican.
ti,,f uard FIcd \ Graham, Republican,
Edward s. Dahl Republican,:
UNA Ward Isl l. stack. Rep; John
Ygttra.h Republican.
..r.afI ward Edward MckinnOu, Rep.
- K Mills Republican.
rt.fr6 Rarl- Gordon b. French. Republican
Iahb q, IIrulr. Republican;
N,afh ward Martin Mclean. Democrat.
III II ~chlappl. Republicans;
BoAEp OF PUBiIC WORKS.
r Marcy 4 olson Fred Baxter
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TIE DOCTORS HAVE RETURNED
TO BE- theerfui.

" II q aann CHM
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County Clerk Eimon, who is in Chi
cago having his eyes treated, is i'm
proving, and expects to return early in
AmguSt
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-07-29

Mrs. lietfenrotfer, and Mrs. ]. +.
Ait and two children, Of lIoughton
Mich, are visiting the family of Mr.,
VIM. Wagner, on Robertson avenue.
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ImrrnN ~ Nrarr of Rcd Won.

'lT'1iE UINNF TRIBE NJ. "a nj u.
'l1l.. = ',,i Nea NrHicf- always vel
evening in Gro ". KANE SaGhcm.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-07-29

-Messrs. Fred and Harry Trow-
bridge, of Austin, Mimi, were among
the eNcursIonlsts who visited Superior
this week, and were the guests Of their
aunt, Mrs. Norman Bowers, on Fifth
street
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-07-29

Elaborate plans are being made for
the celebration of Labor Day which
comes the first Monday in September,
the 4th.
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Miss Doorty of Buffalo, y. Y, is the
guest of Miss Fanny Coburn, in Gem
tral Park.
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Mr.. otto VI. Pratt. Block and a
Y, owneratof other valuable Super
III property, is in the city for a few
DAYS.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-07-29

gpUaETH LEAGUE Of the VI f Church Young
Ielase, PRAYER Meeting every Sunday evening
A, SCI lal aud business meeting first Tues
lay 5fe4ch month. All are cordially invited.
ELLENG POWELL
President.
RiIrH PICKERING, Secretary.
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The remains of Joseph Motion, who
fell off of one of the dredges about the
first of June, were found near the en-
try "Wednesday.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-07-29

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to pay up and
take advantage of our gigantic prem.
ium offer Read the ad.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-07-29

Mrs. VIM. Gilbert, of Chippewa
Falls, is visiting her brother, Mr.. Harry
Hall, West Tenth street.
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Mr.. Frederick D. Cloud. of Des
MONIES, Iowa, is spending few weeks
In Superior.
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oreIClAL BULLETIN.
NATIONAL


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Illinois swar-Russel a. Aleer' of Michigan
htt.InsSss si'iissnlesral-Emcrv 2, smith Of Pen
,ylysnia no Navy-John D. Long, of Mas
,schusel5s.. ,rrirul,ure-James Wilson: of Iowa
,ccrslary 81 y, the Interior-Ethan Allen Hitch
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-tTHniEC-M ut S20aud 10ooA AN. Instruc-
auaat 1taP 81 NcS@crs az BOO +, NJ Services
every Friday evening AT 7-3n
EEv. FATHER SALVADOR, Pastor.
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Mrs. VIM. Listman, who has been
visiting friends in st. Paul for couple
of weeks, returned home Tuesday.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-07-29

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Mrs. VIM. Iistmap who has hean
''0i'e
W, ETED c,,h..r;,ox, - w
toto od,ar+aaa 81 onu oi,.o,,,;l ,ua,,
luiii oiier' i'eau the au-
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County Clerk Eimon who is in chi
caro having his eyes treated IL inn
proving. and expects TO return earlv in
The remains of Joseph Motion, who
fell off of one of the dredges about the
first of June, were found near the en-
try "Wednesday,
Mrs. :. W. Ingram who has been
seriously i'll for several weeks, is able
to be about The house, but is still in a
very weak condition.
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49,,
:,
Dir. and Mrs Edison Rhodes of
iaIesyiIIe this state are VISITING the
will be here several weeks.
Mrs. lietfenrotier, and Mrs. ]. +.
Ait and two children, of lloughton,
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Miss Mary Cook, of Toronto, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs Isaac Clark.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-07-29

Mrs. f. II. Brown, of Denver Col,
formerly Of Superior, is visiting friends
here.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-07-29

DR.. and Mrs Edison Rhodes, of
GalesviIle, this state. are visiting the
family of Judge d. +. Roberts. They
will be here several weeks.
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RE- " ALLISON. Pastor

.WrErH lF THE RFpFENFR Services
II II MID In.t5 Il. ~ and rs p. m. sunday
school r. VI Duriug Lent daily at pun.
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4 lawn social was given at the home
of +. b. Jerrard, Central Park, Monday
evening. for the benefit of the Pilgrim
Congregational church.
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Church Directory

vrTUahl~T ~ Services every sunday. morn
ne ami evening. mt 1915 aud 80. SUnd&.'
,ch5aF Immediately after the morning service
p-eyer meeting every Thursday evening al
-9 All are cordially invited.
REV WILEY, Pastor.
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STATE
ITGISi. ATIyF
COUNTY

ltrs Congressman. 10th Dist
iahn WIN II. State senator.
Th1,, +. Hi Assemblyman, lst Dist
H7al5 Dist
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Mrs. :. W. Ingram who has been
seriously i'll for several weeks, is able
to be about The house, but is still in a
very weak condition.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-07-29

The "life-line" Is out, extending
the glad hand" of life. hope, and hap
pinesS Reaches around the globe lis
Rocky Mountain Tea. - cents. Ask
your druggist.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-07-29

Mr.. Henry :. Butler and sister
Anna are at their summer home at So
ION Springs. They have as their guests
tins week Mrs. Barrett and Master Jack.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-07-29

its like dip IN the fountain OF
youth" Touches tie cheek so gently
that youth fingers on the face of old
are" That's what Rocky Mountain
Tea does Ask your druggist.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-07-29

Mr. Archie McPhee, Of Michigan,
and his sister Mis- Ja,c McPhee, OF
Boston. are the guests of Nh. and Mrs.
J. e. Eultz. Mr.. McPhee is brother
in law of Mr.. Foltz and Is engaged in
the numbering business
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-07-29

Mrs 7. y Shields was the victim
Of bold highway robber last Friday.
The man entered the little store at the
corner of Walker avenue and Sixth
street and relieved the lady of $40 in
cash, at the point of revolver, and
made good his escape.
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Saturday, July %, 1899.
GEO. Ii. SMITH. Ticket Agent
C. st. p. M, & o. TIME CARD.

GOING SOUTH
Leave at-.-...-..9 tij IL IN. 5:19 p m 1I3i, o m
GOING NORTH
Arrive as..---.... 62o a NJ. 9:59 III. 2::35 y H.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-26
Port Norfolk Investment Co.

The Port Norfolk Investment Com
pany has SO far advanced with it's i'm
provemcnts as to place the property on
the market. The land owned by this
company is very high tract, two
blocks west OF the power house ut Port
Norfolk. The directory of the company
is composed Of wide-awakc. progressive
business men, who arc determined to
make this the finest suburban property
in this section. The streets are being
graded and the sidewalks laid with
granolithic paving. The situation
places it within easy reach of work at
Primers Point, the Seaboarl shops and
the navy yard. The growth of the
Port Norfolk and Primers Point section
has been phenomenal. and 1t may be
said to have just fairly begun, the sur
roundings of the property are so at
tractive and the natural charm of the
situation so desirable as to insure its
building up within a short time.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-26
Escape of a Prisoner.

1t looked for a. while yesterday as IL
there would be general delivery OF
prisoners confined in the pen in the
Police Court room, preparatory 10
sending them to Jail. But only one
managed to make good his escape.
He was n negro. named Richard An
derson. and is considered dad one"
1t was while Court Officer Curles was
taking the convicted prisoners to jail
that Anderson took leg bail, darting
through the Shelwy House and
emerging through II rear entrance
evading Officer Curlcs. who pursued
him. Anderson was charged with
jumping his bail bond" and If
caught he will have to answer the ad-
ditionaT charge of taking leg bail"
without a bondsman.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-26
Tho Cannon Ball Eniarging.

The Cannon Ball Clothing Company,
of 219 Main street. is shortly to have
one of the most attractive stores In the
city. The company is doing business
which is increasing daily, and in order
to have more room in which to meet
the demands of their trade, they will
lengthcn their store by tearing down
the old building in the rear Cknown us
Reid'S bakery and extending the store
to Elizabeth street, which will give n
depth to the Cannon Ball store of 132
feet. III addition the front will be al
tered, the windows lowered TO the side
walk and fine French plate glass put
in. When completed the building will be
an up-to-date one. with all modern i'm
provementS.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-26
s encourage Home Enterprise.

When; you Dire in need of tea, coffee or
fine table butter go to Bennett Bros, So
New Market space. They deal in those
articles only, and for that reason are
able to offer you larger and better
graded line of these goods than store
\ that keeps a more miscellaneous stock.
1T This is a new establishment, started by
sMessrs. w. p. and c. e. Bennett, sons
fpfE Cap tain ]. w. Bennett, former owner
Sof Benefits North Carolina Line of
steamers, and to Judge by the large
stock OF goods they carry and the rush
sofS business at their store they must be
giving their patrons good satisfaction.
ssS This lis the only house of its kind In
the city that is owned and run by Nor
folk people; therefore 1t deserves the
i SUPPORT and patronage Of the citizens.
& That is; the way to build up our city.
Keep the money at home, where you
have q chance Of getting some of it back
either directly or, indirectly. They can
J give you as fine tea or coffee as any
\ house lin the city and at as low a price.
{ They keep the finest grades Of table
s butter in the country and sell sugar Mt
cost. Give them a trial and you will be
satisfied.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-26
Conference ofDlstrlot stewards.

A conference Of the District Stew
ards of the Norfolk and Eastern
Shore District was held ut Epworth
NJ. e. Church Friday night, over which
the new Presiding Elder, Rev. DR.. W.
Il. Judgins, presided. No information
as TO what was done was given out,
but 1T Is thought that the meeting
was for the purpose of discussing the
salary of the Presiding Elder and the
time for holding the annaul meeting
of the District Stewards.
The charging of the district by adj
ding to it number of churches from
the Eastern Shore district will lesson
the assessments on the several charges
for the support of the Presiding Elder.
The salary OF Rev. DR.. Brown was
$500. 1t is learned that some of the
churches are unwilling to increase
that amount. Rev. DR.. w. e. judi
kins will continue his residence at
Salisbury for the present.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-26
THAT Rto WHALE.
WILL BE VIEWED BY MANY PEO-
Pile TO-DAY.

After reading in yesterdays Virgin
ian-Pilot the account of the finding of
large Whale on Pleasure Beach quite
number Of people went down yester-
day to obtain view of the monster
fish. And they were not disappointed.
a gentleman called at the Virginian-
Pilot reportorial rooms last night to
say that he had inspected the whale
pretty thoroughly. 1t measured fully
sixty feet In length and was ten or
twelve feet in diameter. AS stated in
this paper the leviathian was cast up
OH the beach last Sunday morning
Strange to say no one has attempted TO
turn 1t into profit. 1t would yield n
large quantity OF whalebone, to say the
least.
Many people will go to Pleasure
House Beach to-day.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-26
a Now American Congress.

There is in the course Of organization
a Mock American Congress, which will
deserve the support and patronage of
the intellectual minds OF Norfolk II
will comprise lin mock) president
vice-prcsident speaker, cabinet. sena-
tors and assemblymen, representing
each State In the Union. The debates
will be conducted under strict parlia-
mentary rules, and will be the leading
questions of the day. such as impcrial-
ism, expansion, army and navy bills.
bimetnlism, etc. AL those wishing 10
become q senator or assemblyman. or
minister of the Congress. or those iIrser-
ested In it's institution. Will please hand
their names ut an early date TO either
Of the following committee: \. /.
Whitehurst, w. ii. Sergeant, Jr.. Eu-
gene Graves. a. =. Stephen. Il. T..
Turner.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-26
A REASON FOR 1T.
There Is Only emo Pile euro Tint lFns
Reached AZ National Popularity
una Rcputntio,I,

There arc many popular medicines that
arc known IN every household in Amer
leu.
There are blood purifiers. nerve tonics.
headache remedies. dyspepsia cures. and
cough cures. which arc sold In every drug
store in tho nation and beyond.
But all of these must divide Their pop
ulaTty with many rivals. no one remedy
hIS the field to ITSELF with the single eX-
ception of pile cures. FOR 1t is a singular
Kan BIO cons dcrcd as having national
reputation, without u rival, and the re-
feTred to is the Pyramid Pile Cure which
for seven yeurS has steadily worked into
tho public favor by reason, Of Its ex-
tr;lordinary merit, until it IS known from
Maine to California and from Manitoba
TO tho Gulf.
having small local reputation for q year
or two but the pyramid Pile Cure has
rapidly supplanted them nll and really has
tional popularity is considered.
The explanation Is simple. 1t Is because
piles IS in no sense an imaginary trou-
bic that a bread I'LL or n simple salve or
ointmeat VIII cure. but an obstinate.
painful and often dangerous trouble and
Il remedy TO give satisfaction must pos
sess positive and very apparent merit A
person suffering from piles will not ex-
pertinent for months with a remedy; it
must eve reiief and q cure in short or
der or 1t is condemned.
The worst cases OF piles arc relieved on
the first application OF the Pyramid and
u cure will result in q reasonable time
from its regular use.
Medical men use 1t In preference TO on
cratlons because il IS safer. is perfectly
painless and the cost to patient Is II more
iI;iie as all druggists sell tho Pyramid
iTlo euro at hec.. and as II is used at
night. it cures without Interfering with
regular occupation.
If suffering from any form OF piles.
niceuinE, itching or protrliding, Z; trial of
the Pyramid will cure you and add an
other to its thousands of friends.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-26
Tho Opening German.

The opening german of the Montcfiore
Literary and Social Association took
place last Tuesday at their club house.
on Fenchurch street, and was one OF
the largest affairs even given by this
popular organization. 1t was gracefully
led by Mr. Henry Morris, ably assisted
by Mr.. Moe Levy. The following ladies
we're the patronesses: Mcsdames. V. S.
Hamburger. \. Brandt. l.. Hornthal, ~.
Arnhcim. +. Ries, l.. llirschler. II. c..
Hofheimcr, D. Levy, and Charles
Myers.
Among the strangers dancing were
Miss Moritz, of New York; Miss Rohr,
OF Baltimore. and the Misses Hornthal,
OF New York.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-26
To Help ST. Vincont's.

The announcement that Mr.. r Dew
eraux Doyle, one of our most thorough
students of history and entertaining
and Instructive public speakers, had
concluded to lecture on the Battle of
Waterloo" was received with gratiii-
cation, not only by the friends of St.
Vincent's Hospital, to which the pro-
ceeds will so, but by the people gen
orally. 1t goes without saying that a
large, cultured and refined audience
will greet Mr.. Doyle in the Academy
OF Music tomorrow night. He de-
serves this consideration. Go early
and secure good seat,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-26
Visiting Foot Rail Ieam.

The Baltimore Medical College foot
ball team arrived in Norfolk yesterday,
accompanied by about fifty faithful
rooters. with their colors flying from
their coats. These Maryland boys are
O. jolly set and the people of Norfolk
were not long in learning of their ar
rival. They tackled q darby who was
washing windows on Grumpy street and
would have had some fun, but the negro
threatened to ''douse'' them IL they
didn't let him alone, and fearing n
shower bath, they moved on. When
those sons OF Maryland assembled at
the park In Portsmouth yesterday they
made things lively by cheering their
team on to victory And by the way
those Baltimore boys can play football,
too. They defeated our friends across
the river by Ii to 0. Just think of that!
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-26
An ENJOYABLE Occasion.

A bicycle party and oyster roast were
the attractions at the Virginia Cafe
Monday evening. 1t was given by Miss
Wlnder of Atlantic City Ward. There
were present Misses Scotia White, Edna
Howell. Hernoine Camp. Edith Fuer-
stein, Bertha Commander, Lille Com
mander Maggie Smith, Libbic Barnes, of
Boston, and Mamie Sears and Mcssrs.
Frank Pritchard, W. Irtchings, Nal.
D. Dennis, Frank Fodgson, Thomas
Ferguson, Will Ferguson. Charles Nor
risett. Hampshire Sibly. John Elem
ming. of Baltimore; Ernest White and
Spears.
NIesdames Frank Pritchard, Willie
Winder and John knight chaperoncd
the young ladies.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-26
Va MueIoa entertainment.

musical entertainment will be given
Sat5 the residence of Mrs. %. M..Allen 81
Queen street Tuesday, November 2sth.
at pm, blythe Lady Summerset "Y."
S The lowing program will be rem
,dered
ddress-Rev. e. B. Hatcher.
aSRiano Solo Mr.. Charles H. Todd.
sDuet - Mrs, e. M. Allen and Mr..
Fentress.
IN baritone S olo--Mr. Cofer ---
RI r ecitation--Miss Osborne.
gsE ontralto Solo-N1iss Davis.
Piano Solo-Miss Pearl Addison.
IS Soprano Solo--NIiss Euinh benson.
ssSPiano Solo-Prof. Reeves.
opfanos lo-Mrs. Gregory.
Recftati on-N1iss Pearl Addison.
soprano Solo-Miss Norman Nc
Grath.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-26
CONCERT MONTICELLO.

BY THE SEABoARD AIR LINE
BAND WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
The Seaboard Air Line Band, one OF
the finest musical organizations in the
South, will, Wednesday night. Novem-
her 10th. give q fine concert ut the
Monticello Hotel.
The band, consisting OF thirty-tive
men. will appear in full uniform and
present program OF popular and
classical music. The concert, which
will begin at O'Clock. will be free to
the music lovers /of Norfolk, who are
cordially invited to attend.
The full program will be published
in the local morning papers Wednes-
day morning.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-26
' |EkgIEl lTghs q EREsT.I

Sss Id football team OF this
$Sl1 AN the eleven representin the
88{ Mon University Of Al Rich
dsssSS both colored, fwill play here at
ri y: nksglving Day at
|s9 Howell keeper OF the Cape
y s hts and 4 Or. Cronk, the
Isl nsg observer at that point, were in
ss88 tTyestefd day. Il,
City Building Inspector has con-
sz4 ga Aithes building in Loyars lane,
8ssSf.shtl occup ed by the Connecticut
8 sonlp aTy 'yvorkmen We're yester-
sSaaay gagged an tearing the structure
s8ss tfA rs. 81 sly dnor.s of Staunton, has
6AspsanN Appointed accountant In the
Ike and Ohio railroad office
n No will enter upon his duties
sSssss ebster A. Edgar, U. S. M.
fa mil are in the city, stopping at
Is Is hfont icello.5
SssIs wv ] 8 Tucker. former
;sssggstdent of Norfolk, now living in
& ehnlond ], was united in marriage
4 SsssI.hllrsdayf to Miss Matte A. ArInis-
IA cad Ss daughter Of Major Thomas A.
s5ArmiStead ,sof this city.
Il The Gladstone Hotel reports travel
ssaa hSreaSing and q large number Of ar
SSSssTlYals daily. Mr. A. J. Ford meets
ssssIa any of ghis old friends here and has
S5StAtt Stauy19S ltldue ft IL iioSt VI NoALoih
III friend
The last meeting OF the Frances
~ Barnes fY'sSin November will be held
81 at the; home OF Miss Jennie Brown,
III 2Q9 Is umberla street, next Tuesday
sseEsntg The business to be transacted
ssssd 9! HasofsS an important character, after
yhich O pleasant feature OF the even
ssssging will take place.
ssgS8s and Mrs. j. II Lynch have re-
.s:st turned from their bridal trip.
AZ supper to the poor Will be con-
ss%s ucted by the Lady Somerset US at the
iSUnion Mission on Church street, Thurs
IS day EVENING" Thanksgiving Day., for
RI SShtch donations will be thankfully re-
81 ceiyed Sgby Supper Committee at No.
sssE2 4b F!reema son street.
4 fissS Dr.E L. Barber, OF this city, will
sssts address the mems meeting of the
o1orsd5l ~. NJ. C.. A. on very pract-
cal ssh bject this afternoon ut 5 o'clock.
hose desiring to see the mammoth
~ hale now ashore on Pleasant House
Sc Reach will note advertisement in an
Their column of This issue.
gs5s The Street, Sewer and Drainage De-
" partments has had sewer connections
vi put Inc on&Duke street. south Of Free
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to paving that
between Freemason
NV street and College Place.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-26
United Charities.

Owing to the heavy rain storm Thurs
tendance at the meeting called by the
United Charities, and X adjourned to
meet Tuesday evening next at the same
hour and place, when. it is hoped, there
will be good attendance of all the
members. contributors and friends OF
the association. The relief of the poor
is II matter in which every good citizen
should feel interested.
UNITED CHARITIES.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-26
Looking reward Morfolk.

Mr.. Thomas D. Cottrcll. an cX-mem-
Der OF the Chicago Council, was in the
city in conference with Messrs.
letters e Darst, immigration and
land agents, Il day or two ago, with q
View of making an Investment. He
went TO New York, where he Will con-
fer with his brother, and will return
To Norfolk. He is pleased with this
city, and believes it has Il great future
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-26
provo 1,4oo MlIos.

Mr.. B. B. Clark reached Norfolk a
few days ago with his wife, after n
drive from the western portion of New
York State TO Norfolk. n distance of
400 miles. Mr.. Clark has been in
correspondence with Mr.. \. letters for
sometime in reference to the move.
Tnent OF small colony of western
New Workers to this section. Mr..
Clark will probably be followed by
eighteen or twenty families.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-26
EDiedin New York.

Jews has reached here of the death
s,nSs5r eve York, Friday, Of Miss Herbert
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a. ripe age. The. de-
ceased had q been In declining health
l forS several months. She was well and
known in this city and was
Y U s rs Emer resident OF Princess Anne
county. Her remains will arrive in
y Norfolk Tuesday morning, and
Sthe fintsrment will take place in Elm
wood Cemetery.