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AGENTS WANTED.


IT ADY OR MAN WANTED TO
IL travel and appoint agents. $50 per
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The best European malses would not
look well {if poorly tailored. Til BID cor.
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or the whole of his time Can furnish
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ERTY, 43S Church street, Norfolk.
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office situation; taught Connecticut
schools last four years; best references
for character and ability. ''SIrUATlON,"'
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FOR SALE.

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JUNIOR Il. Y. p. I

The Junior r.. Y. P. u. of the First
Baptist Church will hold it's regular
meeting at o'clock Sunday after
noon. Young people of all denomina-
lions are cordially invited to be pres
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CHRISTI SCIENTIST.

First Church, Library building-Ser-
vices at II a. m. Subject, Doctrine
of Atonemcnt." Wednesday meeting at
8 D. m,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-07

no YOU NEED a SEWING MA
~ chine? Try Wheeler and Wilson'S
b6ll-bearing d. 2. (Machines rented and
repaired) IS7 Church street. JNo. IL.
STONE. Agent jylG-tf
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FOURTH DAY
A Big Success Despite Threats of
Rain--Three Races.
To-Day "RencHt my" for ST. yiu-
cents ana Tho Norfolk Potestan,
Hospitais-To.Day There WIN Re
Two Races Cake walk.

Jupiter Pluvius tried hard to spoil the
fourth day of the State Fair yesterday.
but his bluff Of rain failed to material
ize. The rain of the night before and
early morning made the track better
than ever and a good crowd assembled
on the grounds.
The unfinished free-for-all trotting
and pacing-purse s5o0-resultcd as fol-
lows:
Happy Jim, ST. G. CBarnes) 1911 1 1
o. M. c.. 6. S. (ISites) ............2 2 2
Parker S.. G. g. Gray ...........S 3
Time by Heats-First Heat: .32A,
LOS. 1891. 2:15.
Second Heat-.32A, 1905, 1:4O1s, 2:15.
Third Heat-.32k, 1906 1:41A, 2:15.
Moneys went in order named.
2:40 TROT-PURSE $500.
Edgar c., b. G. (Pawling) .....1 III
Norval Red. b. 6. Creamery ....2 l 2 3
Little Stakes. b. &. (Steele) ....5 3 3 2
Matte Holt, b. m. (Chapman) 3 4.5 A
Marie. b. m. (Bass) .............4 4 . 4 5
Hilka. blk. m. (Cannon) leeds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-07

The wire to Cape Henry is now work.
Ing again, and last evening recorded a
velocity OF sc miles per hour at the
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-07

stocks md Bonds.
AoTTU, de WITT G CO, 81 CRANKY ST.
Stocks and bonds.
Southern investments.
\ correspondence soI!cited
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-17
Personals and Briefs.

Judge Witt is still indisposed, and the
Hastings Court has been adpOurned until
next Monday
Mr. John A. Speer, of Atlanta, IS the
guest of Mr.. Harry L. Watson, az l0S
west Main street.
Collector Bethel of the custom-house,
has gone to West Point for a week or ten
days 10 recuperate.
DR.. Pell will deliver his last lecture for
the summer at the Young Mems Chris
tan Association this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock
Captain Ernest Wilt has nearly COM
pleted his arrangements TO return 20 his
native city, New Orleans. He will only
be in the city for day or two longer.
The honor pupils of Miss Tanners music
classes were Miss Ethel NJ Gilman. first
honor gold medal. and Miss Blanche
Walsh. second honor, certificate Of dis
tncton.
Mr.. William Elllnger. who owns Fox
Island in POcOmoke sound, is in the city.
talking fish, oysters, and terrapin. and
other delicaces. IN which the mud and
waters Of Accomac do abound.
Rev. $. r. Maxwell pastor Third Chris
tan church. will preach morning and
night on Sunday Al the Tabernacle. His
subject in the morning Will be The
Branded Disciple; at night, Religious
Fakes Rebuked."
The closing exercises of ST. Mary's
Benedictine Academy will take place next
Friday. June 23d. Art and fancy work
will be on exhibition June DIST 22d. and
sd. The doors viii be open each day
from A. NJ. to y. NJ, and admission
will be free.
Mr.. w. F.. Adams. the local agent OF
the Bergner & Enge Brewing Company
of Philadelphia in Norfolk. is in the city.
Mr. Adams has received a four months
leave Of absence from his firm, and will
leave to-day for New York. whence he
will sail for Europe next week.
DR.. Witherspoon, pastor OF Grace-Street
PRESBYTERIAN church, will occupy his pull
Dit tomorrow morning and night. He
will preach In the morning from Romans
xii. 3. and take for his subject Church
Members At night his subject Will be
Peters Sermon in the Porch OF Solo
mOn.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-17
DROWNED IN THE JAMES.
Young Edwin Carlson Loses His Lire
While Bathing.

Edwin Carlson. the 1l-year-old son OF
Mir. and Mrs. Il. T. Carlson NO. 500 RAN
dolph street. was drowned in the river
opposite Nineteenth street about 4:So
O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
The boy. accompanied by his cousin.
Martin Anderson, about his own age, had
been at the river, on the Manchester
side. for some time during the afternoon.
Young Carlson went into the water. His
cousin says ne remained on the bank.
Carlson went across TO the small island
close TO the bank at the foot or Nine
tenth street The tide was going out
and the water was shallow, save at a
point not far from the island toward
the Chesterfield Side whore there was a
hole and a swift current. Martin Ander-
son said his cousin was carried down by
the tide and disappeared. He did not
call for help.
Young Anderson hurried TO the offices OF
the Richmond Ice Company. at the foot
of Seventeenth street, and told his story.
The clerks and other employees hastened
to the scene as quickly a. possible. and
Mr.. Walter Carter who Is employed IN
the office. went into the water in search
of the body. but could not find it.
Mr.. Carlson. the father Of the drowned
boy. was summoned. Ills grief was very
affecting. He engaged Joe Edwards, a
weIl-known waterman. 10 watch for the
body during the night Edwards said he
expected to recover It AT high-tide this
morning.
MIR. Carlson is a tailor. and h and his
family are highly respected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-17
DEATH OF MIR. Il. NJ. CARDOZO.
Long n Prominent Commission Mer-
chant Here-Other Deaths.

Mr.. f. NJ. Cardozo. long 4 prominent
Businessman of this city, died yesterday
afternoon In POwhatan county. His death
was quite sudden, and a great shock TO
his relatives and friends here. He had
been sick for ten days, but IL was rot
thought here that his condition was seri-
Gus His attending physician telegraphed
Yesterday morning for trained nurse 70
be sent up and one went IN the ffter-
noon. but she had no. been gene long
when another telegram came saying that
death occurred at 4:iJ T. NJ
Mr. Cardoza was a Gative of PoWEatan.
and was one OF several brothers who Rave
for nearly half a century been prominent
i'm the mercantile life ~ Richmond. He
came to this city 10 live when about 10
years old. and this had been his home
ever since though for some years past
he had spent his sunm"~5 At his boy
hood home In Pownarln. MIR CardozS
yas a membe. % the wcll-known conf
mission firm OF Martha a CnTdOzO. end
later OF that of Perkins K Cardozo. For
some years after the latter firm went
out Of business Mr.. Ca:iozo was ASSOC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-17
CUESAPEAINE AND OHIO
Sunday Outing-$I. 90 for the Round
Trim.

The fast train, stone ballast track. and
ample room for all, are features which
are drawing the Sunday cutters TO tho
Chesapeake and Ohio 81 round-trip rate
to Norfolk, Ocean View, and Old Point.
Fast train, without stops. leaves Rich
mond, Chesapeake and Ohios Sixteenth
Street Station. every Sunday at $50 A.
NJ Returning leaves Norfolk, from
Ocean View Station. at p. NJ; Ocean
View, 715; Old Point, p. NJ, arriving
at Richmond at 10 =. NJ. This 81 outing
ticket includes your ride to Old Point.
thence 10 Ocean View across Hamp-
ton Roads, thence 10 Norfolk. and
return to Richmond. You can d.
vide your time between Old Point,
Ocean View. and Norfolk without extra
charge. This train carries parlor. car,
Richmond TO Old Point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-17
MAY ASK FOR TROOPS.
Possibility Of CaiI for Volunteers
Interests Nirginians.

There was a great deal of interest ex-
pressed in military circles last night over
the reported intention of the President tC
shortly issue call for volunteers to aic
in SURPRISING the instruction in the
Philippines.
The captain OF one of the Richmond
companies recently recognized stated
that he believed he could have company
of 100 men ready 10 march in three days
from the time the call was issued II was
the general belief that there would be no
difficulty in securing volunteers, provided
that IL were known that the men would
be sent into active service In the Philip
pines
"Plenty OF men can be secured for fight
ing or active service of any kind that a
soldier is called upon TO perform" said
an officer who served with the Virginia
troops during the Spanish war, but | dc
not think there would be u very prompt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-17
DENTAL EXAMINATIONS CLOSED.
The Practical Part OF the Work Done
Yesterday.

The examination OF applicants for
license to practice dentistry in Virginia,
which has been in progress at the Capt.
toll since Tuesday, was completed yestcr-
day at the University College of Medicine,
when the young dentists were made TO
show their skill in filling teeth with gold.
~ large number of persons OF both sexes
had their teeth filled free Of cost.
Before adjournng the Examining Board
adopted resolutions thanking Mr.. Thomas
Bigger, Clerk of the House and Keeper OF
the Rolls. and Mr. William Wilson. Ii
braran Of the Senate, tor courtesies eX-
tended the board while in session. and
also to the faculty of the University
College OF Medicine for the use Of the
college infrmarV.
The board elected Dr. Charles A. Mer-
Ger. of Richmond. Va. to represent the
board at the meeting of the National
Association Of Dental Examiners TO be
held at Niagara Falls, y. y, In August,
1899.
The standing Of the candidates will not
be announced for probably two weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-17
YELLOW-JACK IN CUBA
Reports from Two Points Of
Its Appearance
FATAL CASE At HAbANA,
Two Cases in the City Of Puerto
Principe.
mr.. ppUNNER PROBABLY TO RESIGN
He wishes to Accept Position Omer.
cd Him by the City of SAVANNAH
Confusion I'm the Lists OF Cuban
Soldiers.

IIARANA. June ia marine who was
on duty at the Machlna wharf developed
vellow-feyer on Thursday and died here
to-day. There are no new cases Inc
marines sleep in a small barrack on the
wharf. where they breathe the foul ar
OF the harbor.
The greatest confusion exists in the
lists of Cuban soldiers at Canajuan.
Many OF them cannot collect their $40
az they appear on the rolls. having been
promoted to the rank Of officers. OF winch
fact that had no knowledge previously
DIR. w. T. Drummer, chief sanitary oth-
Ger in Habana, will probably resign MS
position this month. the city of Savannah
having offered him tempting salary 10
take charge Of sanitary affairs there.
The general opinion here Is that every
effort should be made 10 retain HIM In
the service. lie understands the local
situation and the Cubans thoroughly. his
keen sense of duty is recognized by tho
police as especially serviceable in a COM
munity where there are 80 many at
tempts to evade the sanitary regulations.
NOT so MUCH FEVER AS USUAL.
Or. Drummer said to-day:
There is not nearly so much Yellow
fever in Habana this year as usual. but
there IS more than has been admitted,
and this will continue TO be the case
lust so long as these Americans use the
former Spanish military hospitals when
will always breed cOntagiOn. Such puri-
ncations of the structures as have been
had are superficial. The buildings are
themselves a menace. and should be de-
stroyed.
Moreover. many of the Habana physi-
clans are absolutely unreliable. Some OK
them do not diagnose symptoms OF yell
low-feyer. or else they are guilty of de-
ception In making their reports. | do
not. however. believe there will be an
epidemic this summer. The city is IN n
wonderfully good condition, all things
considered"
CASES AT PUERTO PRINCIPE.
WASHINGTON, June l6.-Information
regarding the appearance Of case OF
yelow-fever among the marines at Ha-
bana. and OF the death of the man ar
fected, was received by the officials OF
the Marine Hospital Bureau to-day. The
same dispatch announces the appearance
Of two cases of fever at Puerto Principe.
Careful attention is being given to these
matters by the Marine Hospital service,
which is maintaining a strict surveillance
over the Island of Cuba.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-17

GOVERNOR TYLER'S OPINION.
a Chicago newspapers telegram to thu
Governor 10 know what was his opinion
regarding the reported intention OF Presi'
dent Mckinley to call for volunteers 10
subJugate the Filipnos, indicates that the
question is attracting attention elsewhere
than In Virginia.
"Of course, the F'llipinos must be whip
ped" said the Governor. mo matter
what individual opinions may have pre-
vailed prior to the war, as American citi-
zens We must all want TO see our arms
victorious Regarding the wisdom OF send
ing more troops to the Philippines" he
continued. Il have my doubts. II seems
to me that our soldiers whip everything
they find over there. The trouble Is 10
find the enemy. not to whip him when
found. Whether the war could be much
more successfully prosecuted with a
larger army / do not know. / doubt IT..
However have no doubt, whatever, that
should the President call for troops the
response from Virginia would be as
hearty and prompt as that from any
other State in the Union"
SURE OF PHILIPPINE SERVICE.
Some Of the Virginia officers say they
are confident they will have opportunity
to serve in the Philippines before the year
is out, and they are in hurry to get
their companies in shape. it is under
stood, however, that the Virginia compa-
MES will not be admitted TO the service
until next fall. Meanwhile, the eXamina-
ton of officers for commissions will con-
tinue. and will be completed in time Tor
the muster-in Of companies in September
or October Leutenant-COlonelJ 10 Lane
Stern. assistant Inspector general, will In
spect and muster i'm the companies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-17
Two Lynchings in Georgia.

BAXLEY, GA. June 16.-One week ago
to-day VIII Ables was put on trial here
for criminal assault. and in one hour was
convicted and sentenced TO death. To
day news was received Of two lynchingS
in this (AppIing) county. Both were near
Surrency, "a small town twelve miles from
here. In the first case a negro named
williams attempted criminal assault upon
Mrs Hiram Kennedy (White) Mrs. Ken
nedy locked herself in a room and put
her small son out of a window. He
ran to another neighbours, a few hum
dred yards away, for help. The negro
heard the people coming and fled. \
posse was soon organized and the negro
captured. He was taken to Surrency to
await the arrival Of train 10 bring him
to RaXley Jail. While there he was APP
parently spirited away by unknown
parties. and he has neither been seen
nor heard of since. 1t Is believed that he
was carried TO some remote part Of the
woods and there lynChcd.
In the second case Dave Clark, negro,
had a dispute with a Constable, who had
o tax execution against him. The Con-
stable attempted TO levy upon some pro-
pCrty 10 satisfy the execution. Clark
attempted 10 shoot him, but was pre-
vented by outside parties Yesterday
Clark was found in the woods near by,
dead. with several shOt-holes in him. No
evidence could be secured as to who did
the killing, except that a mob Of I'M
known men went TO his shanty that
night. where he and some more darkies
were. and took him off, and the next seen
of him was when he was found dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-17
Change of Train Service on c. & o.
Railway.

Effective June 18TH. the morning train
from Norfolk and Old Point will arrive
at Richmond 1910 \. NJ, connecting, ex-
cept Sunday, with No. on main line
leaving 1920 4. NJ. for Ronceverte. and
also connecting with James-Diyer Divis'
ion train leaving 1870 a. NJ. daily for
Lynchburg, Lexington. and Clifton Forge,
and except Sunday Tor Rosnsy. Alberene.
and New Castle. The local train. No. :.
following No. ] from Gordonsyille, viii
run to Goshen instead OF stanton.
The evening train on James-River d.
vision, leaving at p. NJ. except Sunday,
will run 10 Warren and connect for AL
berene except Sundays and Fridays. Be
ginning June 22d parlor-car will run on
No. 5. leaving 1920 a. NJ. except Sunday.
TO Ronceverte.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-17
FIRE UNDER CONTROL.
Our Minister tn Spain Received

MADRID. June 1.-the newly-appoint-
ed Minister to Spain, Mr.. Bellamv
Storcr. was received i'm formal audience
by the Queen Regent to-day. Two state
carriages from the royal stables convey
ed Mr. Storer from the Hotel de Rom
70 the Paance. ana took him back to the
hotel after the audience Premier Silve a
presented Mr.. Storer TO her Majesty
There were no crowds about the Palace
Mr.. Storer's receDtiOn being unannOunced
IN order 20 avoid disagrceable incidents
The Queen Regent was very amiable
and complimentary towards Mr. Storer
and enGured cordially concerning the
health of President Mckinley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-17
TRILBY EXCURSIONS
The Most Popular, via n. & w. Rail-
rOat.

Every Sunday morning at $50 tho
"Trilby" Will leave Byrd-Street Unionl
Station. via Atlantic-Coast Line and Nor.
folk and Western railway, for Norfolk,
Ocean View, and Virginia Beach, for a
days outing, the rate, either TO Norfolk
or Ocean View. 81 for the round trip,
TO Virginia Beach and return. sl25. Re.
turning. train leaves Virginia Beach al
$50 p. NJ, Ocean View at $50 =. NJ, and
Norfolk at 7:lO p. M. Through cars To
Virginia Beach. Passengers for Ocean
View change at the Norfolk and Western
depot, Norfolk, with through train TO the
View NICHE * ADAMS.
Managers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-17
The Old Dominion StiiI Ashore.

The steamer Old Dominion is still
ashore near Goodies ruck, but the
wreckers are confident she will be gotten
off to-day.
at II o'clock last night, but owing to
some cause such was not the case The
water has all been pumped out Of her
hold. and the hole I'm her side has been
repaired The vessel VIII go 10 the dry
dock at Newport News under her own
steam.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-17
virginia Beach and Ocean View.

The Chesapeake and Ohio's S:45 Il. NJ.
train connects at Norfolk with Virginia
Beach train. arriving AT Virginia Beach
at $40 7. NJ. This train lands passengers
at Norfolk and Virginia Beach In the
cool OF the evening. The a. n. train
also connects at Norfolk and arrives at
Virginia Beach at i:25 r. NJ. comec-
ton Is also made by both of the above
trains at Old Point for Ocean View.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-17
The MOIincux Case.

NEW YORK June lG.-The order on
Nessrs Weeks and Battle counsel for
Ro and y. MolineuX. 70 show couse why
their clients case should not be re
submitted 10 the grand jury. came up he
fore Justice Fursman I'm the Criminal
Term OF tHe Supreme Court to-day.
MI Weeks cOntended that Justice FIrs-
man had no jurisdiction but he was
overruled. The arguments then went over
until next Monday. 10 give counsel for
NonncuX time 10 prepare afiidaVits and
ether necessary papers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-17
FATE OF THE KIDNAPPERs.
Harrow Given Fourteen Years I'M
nrtsonment-BeiIa Anderson Four.

NEW YORK. June 1s.-George Beaure-
gard Barrow. the principal in the Kid
mapping of Marion Clark the infant
daughter of Arthur Clark, of this city
was to-day sentenced to fourteen years
and ten months imprisonment The
trial. which was begun on Wednesday.
when Bella Anderson, or Carrie Jones'
the tool of Barrow and his wife, gave
her evidence for the State, was concluded
with testimony intended TO establish the
previous good character of the defendant.
The summing up by counsel was very
brief and the case was given TO the jury
with a few words OF instructions from
the bench. The jury. after being out
about twenty-five minutes, rendered
verdict Of guilty and sentence was
passed as above stated.
Carrie Jonek who pleaded guilty was
sentenced 10 four years Imprisonment.
The trial Of Mrs. Barrow. as her hus-
bands accomplce, will follow.