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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-30
Extra Special, I2Hc.

About ~ dozen odds and ends OF ladies'
Jersey Rib Vests. Accommodations OF lots.
all perfect goods. formerly priced up TO
soc. Il piece. will be put out Monday ali
ut 12i.c. each. This is q great bargain
On sale until all are sold.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-30
Special Sale Of Innings.

Sac, Percalinc Finish Cambrics
a:sc.. BLACK Hard-widc Eusselin Cambria
5atc.. Best Heavy ia Waist Lining.
Use. Heavy Yard-widc Twill SileSia
l2hac:. Ncar-slik Dress Lining. all cclors
&c. Heavy Linen finish Facing Canvas.
?3tc., Fine PFC. Pcrcalnc Lining.
25c.. Best Real French Hair Cloth.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-30
Domestics Priced Special.

DOfneSticS Fr1ced Special.
2Mc.IN SMLl sN2la:s , Another case of
value Is Sc yard. Mondays special
3sIc Indigo Blue American Prints.
49, for dresses, waists und boys
jackets. regular price &c. special price
Sc PERcALEs. Fast colors. yard
- wide. also 20 pieces new s.-w,dth
Percales, beautiful nsw patterns. ali NJ a.
7Lc.P p: K.-whitc. Navy, I.ish, Blue,
I/2S' Pink and Tan. the heavy Cord
PiQue. regular price ia,3c.. special 7..c
Sc. Specials.
Fine and Sheer White India Lawn.
Best Lancaster Bingham Apron Checks
Extra Heavy IL Brown Shooting.
Good Outing Cloth. light and dark.
Nice White Plaid Check Muslin.
White Al Bleach Cotton. no starch
kI/c so pieces Handsome 1ec. Yard
49, wide Pcrcales. all new, Monday
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-30
Ladies Waists.

7oc LADIES' wArsTs-of good
~ Washable Pcrcalc. scpariblc col
lars. pou h fronts. yoke backs, cycryoncs'
'Sc. waist. our special 29c
co. Waists of Fine Madras ana Best
w. Porcalos, the newest shape sept
rahlc collars.
40 Waists OF Fine striped cam
~ hrics pointed y.kc. plca;cd bach.
D. full front, scIar;,r'c round pointed
,t4 rs. reduced from 1lc
~ Madras ana Scotch Gin.ran
-. Waists. tucked front. lox rlcatod
~ back, same styles in fine Black
,"n. These worth $l.C0 each.
q m Waists of Fine Persian Mad
- Nv ras AMI Fine White Lawn. two
'cws of fine embroidery insertion. pointed
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-30
29C. A Great Shirt SensaII
$50 CONSISTING OF MEMS FINE MADfz
Shirts PERCALE AND CHEvIOI SHIR

With attached and detached collars and elifsS SSS
dered and some semi Numbered; not a Shirt sssS
worth less than SOC; some worth 75c., ST. 0o ant
All sizes and styles. These Shirts WILDE
morning at 29c. each This is the most
offer ever made by us or any other house I'M
opportunity that the quick will avail Of MonsIav
hI/c Seamless ana
~. double
Monday
40 No.. 1Sc
goods
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-30
SIC. Japanese Drapery
worth lOc.

10 pieces New Japanese Tinscl Drapcry.
Material. beautiful new bright colors with
plenty OF Gold tracery. regular value lOc
Special 5lsc. va.s
W. New Slkalcnc EsSsArw wide Dra-
//2S' perry. all shades. WORM l2.sc.
3Lr Pretty Lace Stripe Curtain
nc ~ Scrim. yardwide. worth &c. 10
new pieces. Monday, sac.
IN. Handsome New Powered
W. Denim. for curtains and cushions.
worth 12i4c.
e Heavy Powered Twillcd Curtain
80 Crctonc. This sells everywhere at
loc.. our special &c.
O. White Curtain Swiss, In dots and
-. stripes and figures. regular 12.ac
special &c. q yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-30
Special Sheets and Gases.

&c, Good Muslin Pillow Cases. 4Ox36
DC. Cambria Pillow Cases. worth l2isc.
l0c.. Special RIVAL Pillow Case. 45xSG
lilac. IIcmstitch Pillow Cases. 45XSG
Pic. Fine Wide Hem Corded Edge
Cases.
l'c. each, Extra Pillow Cases.
19c., BOLSTER Cases. plain hem
3.c.. Fine llcmsttch Bolster Cases. 42x72.
?5c.. Sheets for single beds. 5ixg0
BE. Sheets. Slx@. Good Heavy Shooting.
Acc. Extra Heavy Sheets SlNgc.
SOC. AntlroscoSgin Sheets. gJN.0
5ac.. Hcmstitch sheets, extra size.
Largo White Crochet Bed Spreads. Soc.
Sc. 75c.. S?c.. use. all under regular prices.
extra special.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-30
A Great Lace Curtain Sale.

Our buyer h1s just secured over 500 pairs
New Lace Curtains. These wero forced
on us by the price. We did not want item.
hut could not let them pass ut the ride
uious small price they were offered
ON SALE MONDAY.
30 pair a i9c Il pair
"a pair at 5cc. pair
- l'i.rs at Csc. Il pair.
50 pairs ut SOC. a pair
GS -.airs at Csc. Il pair.
% pairs at Si.I9 Il pair.
&c PAIRS az 1873 Il pair.
81 pairs at $l.59 pair. d,
IS pairs At $l.79 n pair.
80 pairs ut s.. - Il pair.
AZ pairs at S29S pair.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-29
AN EASY VICTORY.
mccoy shows nj. superior Fighting
QuaIiti.s over Mccormack.

Mccoy shows nj. superior FiEhtisE
Qualities over Mccormack.
New York. Sept. 2s Before 1000
persons at the Lenox Athletic club here
Kid Mccoy clearly proved that Jack
Mccormack Of Philadelphia won by a
fiuke few weeks ago in Chicago when
he knocked Mccoy out They met at
catch weights for twenty round 20
and Mccoy reversed matters in very
thorough manner. He simply smo;hered
the big wrestler and made him look
like novice. He sent him down sew.
eral times. but Mccormack was
not satisfied with these breath.
ing spells, for he lay down several
times without receiving a punch He
also transgressed the rules by holding
and wrestling and was frequently eau.
toned. He feigned being groggy a
couple Of times and tried to catch Nc.
Coy of his guard 20 that he could swing
his right over Mccoy was not 10 b.
fooled by these wilos. and kept on the
alert all the time. He certainly would
have put Mccormack TO sleep had the
biz fellow stood up and fought like a
man. The spectators became Disguised
with McCormack's actions and 80 did
Referee Charles White, who sent him
to his corner in the eighth round on ac.
count Of his dropping and declared Nc.
Gov the winner.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-29
PLAYING FOR FAVOR.
Fisipines Treating Amsriesa soldiers
Well 10 Gain Cosadsaos.

Manila. Sept ~ The insurgents are
trying to incite the natives Of MAlabon.
city Of $1,000 inhabitants i've mile.
from Manila. 10 rise against the Amer.
lean garrison Captain Allen has been
holding the place with two companies
Of the Sixteenth infantry. but on ac.
count Of the need Of all the available
men TO the front his force has been re-.
duced 10 20 men They now remain
near the big church where they are
quartered, being too few in number to
attempt TO patrol the town MalAbon
has been made the shipping point
whence provisions and other stuff
are brought from Manila by trains aud
shipped into the hostile territory
The insurgents seem 10 be trying 90
make their good treatment Of the Amer.
lean prisoners a card by which to gain
outside sympathy. Two Englishmen
who have arrived here from Tarlac re.
port the Americans are treated more
like guests than prisoners They are
fed on the best the country affords and
everything is done 10 gain their favor
A Filipino paper says on the occasion
OF q recent fete at Victoria in celebra.
ton Of mythical Filipino victory. the
American prisoners there were given
the freedom Of the town and five pesos
each with which TO celebrate the vic.
tory
The Englishmen also say the Fihpinos
have offered all the Americans commits.
sions in the army and that three ot
them accepted. This is not believed
The American officers north of Manila
tell the correspondents Of the Associated
Press that Aguinsldo is attempting TO
force good government after the Amer.
lean plan ordering his soldiers to sup.
press a band Of robbers. three Of whom
were executed at Mariquima lie has
also prohibited gambling in the village.
under his control
Palermo, the president Of the socalled
Filipino cabinet, has fallen into disfayor
among the Filipinos on account II his
peace proclivities They suspect him
Of planning 10 repeat his treachery o
the former instruction when he went
over to the Spaniards, and they may
eXpel him.
Aguinaldo has issued decree inviting
Filipino deserters 10 return within a
month. in which case they will be par.
doned
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-29
FRIDAY SEPT. 20. 1899
GET READY FOR THE CENSUS

The census law declares that the
statistics of crops, products and
manufactures shall be gathered for
the year 1899. but the gathering
thereof can not take place until
June !, 1900. Therefore many of
the crops Of the south Atlantic
coast and the gulf saates will have
been planted, gathered, sold and
largely forgotten and another set
Of crops will be under way or have
been already disposed of between
January /, 1899, and the arrival
Of the census enumerators on Jnne
/, 1900.
Hundreds and thousands of
growers will then be unable to
furnish the information the law
requires unless they shall have
kept books or other written records
'of the crops. Comparatively few
do that, fact that has tended to
make the exibit.of southern pro-
ducts unduly meager in previous
censuses, and the census officers,
as we'll as the people Themselves,
we're powerless, at the momrnt the
enumerators were making their
canvas, to overcome their de-
fciency.
II is, therefore, important that
Che people of this cectien bear in
mind that the enwnerators will be
coming around next June 10 ascer.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-29

tain what was produced this year,
A few notes made as the crops are
harvested, as the manufactures
are turned out and the live stock
are sold will insure something like
accuracy in the twelfth census.
The importance of this subject
can not be over estimated. The
press and the people should pass
it along the line to those who do
not read, so that the fullest posi-.
bic information may be available
at the proper time.-Galveston
Tribune.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-29
VENEZUELAN REVOLUTION.
tn. Capital IL Practically Invested by
the Rsvsiatio.tsts

New York. Sept 20 A dispatch
from Port spain. Trinidad. says that
Caracas 4. practically invested by the
revolutionisis General Cipriano CAS-
tros' forces are moving from Valencia
and Victoria separated into three divis
ions The right wing has already cap
tured San Cashmere and Ocumaro and is
now occupying Valley Tuy river and Is
now commanding the road 10 Caracas
which is 30 miles distant The left
wing is occupying Caralucia aud the en-
tire sea coast to Puerto Cabello. and are
moving toward La Guyara with the
special object OF cutting OIL the escape
Of President Andrade
The center and main divisions OF the
rebel army are under the personal com
mand Of General Castro and moving on
Los Teques aud proposes TO combine
with the forces FROM Tuy valley 10
make an assault, on Caracas General
Castro surprised the government troops
on the plain Of Faleneih, causing loss
TO Andrades forces u 1900 men killed
and wounded General Adrian ot the
government army Is among the slain
Loss 20 the reyolusiouis,s was slight
The province u Corr Is now held by
the insurgents The city Of CATupanJ
has taken up arms in favor ~ the rev.
olution Il y believed = snt An
drade has sent his fsusily on sne steam.
ship PhilAdelphAa 70 New York. he
hAvin Z ordered the Philadelphia by dis.
patch from CuracoA The government
Of Trinidad has issued Z proclamation
against filibustering expeditions threat
ening sever penalties II IL believed
another expedition is being fitted out
here for Venezuela
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-29

- Louis. sept. ~ - Mrs. Margaret
Thomas, II years Of age. met death here
while hanging u clothesline The
woman lost her balance ana fell into a
hole. breaking her neck. Mrs Thomas
was engaged 10 do the washing Cor the
Remington family at ja57 Manchester
avenue About . o'clock the woman
started TO hang out clothes While she
was walking from one pole 10 the other
with the clio hoslins in her hand. she
fell into hole IL feet deep, which she
had failed to notice Her neck was
broken.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-29
ALMOST A LYNCHlNe.
Negroes seek the Life Of Detective for
Catching an Escaped Convict.


Catching an Escaped Convict.
Chicago. Sept 2s -Negroe= in Chica.
60 Wednesday night tried to lynch
James Washington, detective. because
he ran down and surrendered to the
Tennessee officials Edward Cole or Cur
It's, an escaped convict Their anger
was reused because Curtis since his es.
cape has married and settled somewhat.
A crowd Of 800 surrounded Washing
ingtons home on State street and cried
for vengeance Angry mutterings grew
into loud cries Of bring him out, "
lynch him" shoot him, and a rush
was made for the house. Police Officers
Kelley Raftus and Vail fought desper-
ately 10 keep back the crowd. but they
were overpowereG and had about given
up saving Washington's life when pa
troll wagon filled with officers came in
Response TO a riot call. The police were
compelled TO use their clubs freely.
Washington was taken TO the police
station for safety and a guard placed at
the house.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-29

Austin Tex Sept 2s The land
commissioner has leased about i6i. 0OO
acres of land in Brewster county, con.
sisting of the odd numbered sections
recovered from railroad companies II
was leased 10 parties entitled 10 the
thirty days preference right, who are
the bigranchnen. All tho way from 3
TO i8 cents per acre was the price paid
and will also bring one aud half years
back rental, which will amount TO quite
a large sum
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-29
Robbed tn. sam. M.a Twice.

Macon. No, sept ~ n u. Stewart
was found guilty in the circuit court Of
stealing a grip from travelling man
named Lowenstein In the grip were
So worth Of mileage tickets and other
valuable property. The prisoner was
sentenced 10 two years in the peniten-
tiary. A curious point in Stewards case
Is the fact that he had just completed q
two years term at jefferson City for
robbing Lowenstein Of two sample cases
at La Plata He had been Que Of the
penitentiary hardly month before he
was again in custody for robbing the
same man, though he claims he did not
know whose grip he took.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-29

Guthrie q. T. Sept ~ Claude Ober
ly and Mss Maggie Bigheart. full.
blooded Osages both highly educated,
were married at the Bigbeart mansion,
near Pauhuska. OF rather they will com.
mence to get married, for the ceremony
will last three days. They were mar.
ried according TO the Indian custom, the
bride seated on a spirited horse and sur
rounded by maidens, being seized and
carried of by the groom. They will be
married by he priests Of the Catholic
church Then will follow two day
feast or banqeut which will be attend d
by hundreds Of guests from every par,
Of the reservation
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-29

Louisville, Sept 2S.-Amid the on.
thusiastic plaudits Of big crowd al
the fair grounds here the little brown
gelding, Bumps owned by W. X Bill.
lings Of Chicago. trained by c. r. Bent.
ley and driven by w. L. Snow. broke
the worlds wagon pacing record Of
2Oil, held by Joe Patchen. Tho mile
was paced in 9.O3!. a second and a half
better than the record The little geld.
Ing, moving like piece Of clockwork,
did not once falter during the journey
from wire 10 wire.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-29

Kansas City, Sept % Mrs J. T.
Van Smythe, wife Of local physician
has. according 10 adyices received, fal
len heir TO an estate in Rotterdam, Hol
land. valued at $1,000 900 left by m
aunt Mrs Van Smythe was Miss La
ellie Livingstone Of Richmond. Va She
was married in Kenosha, Wis Mrs
Van Smythe has already proven her
tito 20 tho nrnnerty.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-29
A Pleasant Evening.

DR.. and Mrs. II. l.. Foun tain
entertained the young people We'd
nesday evening complimentary to
Miss Allison Of Natchitoches, La.
Colored lights dotted the beautiful
lawn, where chairs were arranged
at intervals. In a corner adioin-
ing the varanda tea and sand.
witches were served from a pretty
table. The decorations were of
cedar, roses and ferns. The re-
ceiying party was composed Of
Mrs. II. l.. Fountain, Mrs. w. 5.
Howell, Miss Allison and Miss
Shepard.
The young people heartily en-
joyed the entertainment and are
much indebted to DR.. and Mrs.
Fountain who always make them
have a good time.
Miss Allison of Natchitoches,
Miss Horne of Marlin, Miss Shep-
ard, Miss Smith, Miss Dona Coul-
ter, Miss Frances Parker, Miss
Poverty, Miss Clarke, Miss Adams,
Mr. and Mrs. w. 5. Howell, J Il.
Astin, Mile Derden, Ed Saunders,
r X Lawrence, W. j. Coulter, +.
W. McConnico, Will Johnson, Jno
Wilson, George Smith and Nal
colin Carnes were in attendance.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-29
VIII st.rt s.turd.r.

Chicago, Sept. 2S-Msnager sam
Cook, Of the ways and means oommitte,
OF the Democratic national committee
will leave for ST. Louis tonight, and
on Saturday he will start with party
Of St Louis Democrats for Dallas, Tex.
TO attend the Democratic carnival In
connection with the Texas state fair ON
Monday and Tuesday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-29
Suicide Rslh.r Than pI.rr.es.

New York. Sept ~. - Because he
feared a courtmartial. the publicity Of
which he believed would ruin his repu-
tation, DIR. John Henry Fuess took his
own life on the United States transport
Burnsides just before her arrival from
Cuba
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-29
ronnd.r Of wIehIt. n,.d.

Wichita, Kan. Sept % - William
Griffon Steen. tho founder Of Wichita,
died at shawnee, l. T. Ho left Ger.
many as political exile in 1850 lie
was well known Indian trader and
frontiersman.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-29

Helena Mont, Sept 49, "A collision
occurred on the Great Northern road
near Glasgow between light engine
and a freight train Five trainmsn
were Killed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-29
Killed BY n Train.

Groesbeck, Tex, Sept 2s. -AG HAr-
ria farmer, living about three miles
south Of thii city, was killed by an
extra freight going south. Mr.. Harris
was an old man and slightly deaf.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-29

Buy package Of chewing gum from
james & McDougald and get a diamond
ring. oil
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-16
1888, 114O&1t42 MlRKET ST.

Z. n. Riggs were among yesterdays State
arrivals in the city on business.
Jacob ~Schindewolf is recovering from a
severe attack of tonsilit!s.
w. B. Hamilton, special agent for the
Central Accident Insurance Company, Of
PittsbuTg, was an arrival in the city yes
terday on business.
A party composed OF Massrs. G. n. Kel-
lar and Charles w. Bippus, and Misses
Maria Clements and Emma Lanfried, in
dulged in d delightful sleigh ride Tues
day night. A trip from this city to EN-
Grove and return was swiftly made, and
the party, before returning home, partook
Of an elegant luncheon at the Henderson
House at Elm Grove.
George Roland and wife passed through
the city yesterday via the B. & O.. on
their way to Their home at st. Regis, Mon
tana, from J~acobsburg, Ohio. at which
latter place they were the guests of
friends.
Bellaire Lodge No. 419. B. P. o. Elks,
held a largely attended regular meeting
last night at their quarters, Odd Fellows
hall. The annual nominations of candi-
dates for the various offices of the organ
ization took place and four new members
were made acquainted with the mysteries
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-16
THE WATER SUPPLY
At Benwood Very Poor at Present.
Other Benwood News.

The supply of the artesian we'll water
at Benwood, which has been meagre since
Sunday, was nearly entirely exhausted
throughout the city yesterday, and con-
sequently considerable dissatisfaction was
expressed by those using water by the
new system, on all sides. No cause for
the poor supply was given out officially,
as far as could be learned, but it is the
general opinion that a break has occurred
in the main pipe at some point. A large
force of men were put to work yesterday
to make an investigation. The opinions
of a lumber of citizens interested in the
new water system, regarding the cause
of the poor supply, differed widely yester-
day. A number of families living in low-
er Benwood nave not been supplied with
any water since Sunday. and other fami-
lies residing In various sections of the
city ave been without water at different
times during the past two days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-16

AT the regular meeting of the city coun-
Gil at BellGire. held Tuesday night. the
Citizens committee which was appointed
by council some time ago to consider the
matter of erecting a new city building,
submitted their report. The report bore
the signatures of DIR. d. w. Boone, T. +.
Shelley and A. Klotz. members of the
committee, and was read aloud before the
assemblage. At the conclusion of the
reading the report was adopted by a mo-
ton and the city solicitor was instructed
to act in conjunction with the citizens
committee in securing an option on the
property adjo!ni 2 the old city building.
The report in detail was as follows:
I'VE, the citizens committee, appointed
by you, have taken the utmost care in in
v~estigating and finding the will of the tax
payers of Bellaire regarding the building
OF a new city building, and find all inter
viewed to be very much in favor of the
same. We therefore recommend to your
honorable body that a loan of from thirty
to th.rty-five thousand dollars be made,
tie same to be left to the voters at the
election Of April, 1890"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-16

The Stanton Heater Company at Bel
laire, composed of Howard Kirk, ex-
Treasurer of Belmont county; E. H.
Rider, former Secretary of the Bellaire
Stove Company, and Henry Stanton,
formerly of Flushing, Ohio, have de-
cided to ~reorganize a joint stock COM
pany with a capital stock of $4,000.
The articles Of incorporation under the
Ohio State laws, having been filled out
by Mr.. Rider and approved by Theo-
dore Neff, who, in the capacity of a not
airy, affixed his signature thereto, were
forwarded yesterday to the County
Clerk at st. Clairsville. The document
will pass from the latter officials
hands to the Secretary of State. who
will finally consider the granting Of a
charter to the company in accordance
with the stipulations of the articles.
Henry Stanton is the patentee of the
Stanton heater, having been granted a
patent on his in s9ntion about four
ytdl0 dSO. olLCC tn6 10CSpJlOn VI IllU
patent, Mr.. Stanton has at various
times added improvements to the or
iginal design Of the heater. Naturally,
it would be supposed that the company
in deyiatiEg, as they are, from their old
course Of pursuing business, contem-
plate some extensive Improvements at
their mandatory. However, in an in
terview with one of the officials yes
terday it was learned that the company
are at present thinking only of contin-
uing operations on a scale not much
larger than at present after a reorgan-
ization is effected. Though the COM
pany are not contemplating early i'm
provements, yet before a great while
has passed by they may decide to erect