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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-19
INNER LIFE Of An EMPRESS.
TEACHER or THE IaFT EMPRESS
ELIzABETH WHITES OF HER
Questions With DIR. Ghrfs.omanos
ESPECIALLY Fond of PbiIosophI-
cal NorxIIxjsg-iuterest in Affairs

br. Constants CarEs;om2nos has Just
p9adizaea in Yseana = book entitled
leaves From NJ Diary" which * mainly
Il record Ok his CONGREGATIONS with ;he "a
enprsss 81 Azstfi4. Il viii IT, FeraeEnb ered
tHaf the empress AS an enthusiastic s,u-
,ieat q sbe Greek ;aHgaage and the Greek
classics Dr.. Christoypanos @as Ia tae
scar $50 appointed her teacher ard private
$40 sstary Re ST~w 20 - sJu1etl.ug
nearer ard rnore Intimate The proad en-
.4fe-s .ov~3 20 uHbfasi before the humble
klEG-aearied uIo man. Ia ter iaG@r years
especially. when sorrow h3z bowed he.
ana fhe eees ntfIcltles #Eich followed upon
the%e serfas&s had aiienatea HsF n re sGsasst
- her kIad. sae f9InG - DF. s-arzt51uarss
her chief. Il not her on}y. coEa3Aat.
The bo9k. therefore possesses 4n {uti-
mae interest as record - t5e CujpD4giug
% heF s98l says th~ New Y0rk Herald
No ynsB suex be- character better than
a.. i was tbe oman rather than jhe
queen sfaf sne unveiled 90 him So .gvet
Re- Isscsss aa KINDS of subjects 0I:h HIN
ard ~Rs especially fond 9t philosophical
fnafalizirg
n eh' 81 Scaort,re1u - -5and the queen
in her asu3oir TIE ;oG.e az ~Ua-a s1e sat
s.ss.sl sa tae ceafsr - TIE room ana vas al
covered wl'h pai.e, A Eftat while dress
iae maatir. edged with tread l1ce, wes
tHfown as@r hes shoulders Adown these
s3ated her ouz }s.cka = raven hair. reach
3aS ai eas W. 20 ~" foot
TIE con.rss: between ber psie face. her
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-19
SERVIAN WOMAN PUBLICLY SHOT
FOR e1TUPDERlVC HER HUSBAND.
Dramatic Soene II Her Execu-
ton 49, TIE o1ccomplioe Of
H- Crre Rerreved--Se
Nests E- Azv-uf Fate
VII Conposars.

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w9ras.: Or. Z thsy kzse oa5scs3gzs ts=y
m4re gayce5 % sx&~aw t4er ween Erne-
1syrezn was sx@ecse5 - Fz.G~ser re-s--Iy
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rzs et=er-ac cAa4v - vas pls1s2 against
= h.ssk sal &22 sso-
THIS napr~saed u Se-vsz1 nag.
rear frsssgE1I ". says re Eex YORK = ars.
Creek prlass naEve3 f-te Jer-s-s ha3
1sszen k2es us wlfe and : peasant W.
sim s1n has E-a14-ss gwfasg12ts4 were
fQznd gzgl.y acs5 eo~sera-e3 20 - shot
Or tsas Dag - saeer fac tas tx9 caipsFts
w@-p tazer - tss p2aEAc square an faced
: firing squad q s9iSlsss gzeh leaae1 -.fSes.
B@a.ra the squad sco05 huge n.zSg o.
spectators tfazn f4E AID n@ar
The execution tackes no element .. tze
6s2Dafie TIE MAJ xegt an3 larnsn-sd
as.G beggea for rerey. TIE WOMAN was
calEr. How we are admired sh@ sad
wlca csute9sptuaas loak 81 TIE vas;
:arong.
The squad had made re4dy 80 FIRE when
a. aI8< came a@sas1s tar8ugh the square
~ hors-Ssack lis coming Enere3y pro-
l8Dg@si re strain upon the twa criminals
The mar embraced hz kaees IN tie hope
that &c brought 3 pardon. tAe woman
turne1 mare pa1e, bot was slleat.
Mercy i Mss UEG snly partial Tns
ale bore = rspraese .81eea. bat oniy fer
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Waite surroundings and her dark hair and
eyes gave her the aprrarzHre q q e2oa1
vision. Only small psTr % hsF pale f&ce
was SIS Es-. has STE n12~le1 t9esGT1 her pre-
ceytCr r4FDaEI sAe surrounding Vr5I u hair
WITH moron th-t invited Inn - come
tosAF3 aeT.
How have you s3egt2- she asked. II
doubt not thai there y less comfort in
sleeg.ng In palace than IL your owa
2pe.Ars 81 LANG. however. for oae 1-sat
anything Is good enough
The Empress a. n scribe.
Sne 10yitss hisa - - driving with Der 8
= q I5Ek- Toe iH.eEFal Hey spsaf in tl.r
bs2zsr. The QU-ea paced herself before
TIE liable ar1 asegaG - wTs1e Wy r&pIl}y.
Sne belJ the pr ciaras4Iy between aer
fingers, - had heea her na5s. fro-n chi41-
hood Her teachers had never t.aen afse
- make her 2iey sI3em. IL tb.S attsta1e
Sac care5a-}S prepared pap: ana isen. aS
- 20 WTt-e 81 fisf tA&DE very Hne AID teasztI-
"a. oat II 1act sfle found The pen uneofs-
ff9l.atle Ard re Fs~~4lt. Prof. Christie
E0s!i9s te-3s aS. Nas unlGlr.i}g t}e. The
empress herself c4ul8 not Aeip smiling -
sae cooked - The scraHI.
foB -u8eE. SIZE SAD. why write ga
badly. 81 ~1iD~ IS exactly Ike rn.se.t
~.t eauU@l be driver.
An3. Frs facr, ths very g13:Nfrt see uttered
these = gfGs = great bloI Z osae INK lsl
strewn 4Touna heE. ans Nna these SIZE
carefully dried al :ae SIDES ~ t.}e "a 1-r
y - - bal- y hsr h4nc-
Shortly before Cars rgaz. }seI. ta@ en-
press 4nG Fgas Chrsssozaangx vsere srorn-
Grading iu gre gardens % ScAouur,stlu. L
NAs staTznF Gsy XII ir.fsE-niu E.cl "a N
and sEos The wlna bieS- large. tce-c3ld
nAkeS into the'r f4ces The pa.r had -
leap over the sud1jes tse'r pa;h
IH-~ Nouis. l.7 to1r tre 15r IT'S, q ny
friends SAB tae empress. There wss
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A. yERDI's SUCCESSOR.


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t1Tee sis.e-s ara al accom-. <sae5 runSs-
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REMEMBER ire EajrierGFaEG sasss
- IL u 3coksag FOR f3~s'-eisSs house A1aeF
iEar and European plan.
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-12
AMUSEM ENTs.
THE BIJoU's NEW RITZ,

The Bijou Theatre presented . new
bill last night and In addition IN Ire
usual force of vaudeville singers nre.
scented three specialties worthy of men
ton. Chief of these was the sketch
team of Lorraine &c Howell. in grotes-
que dancing and eccentric contortion
with their bag-punching bull dog and
champion bareback riding noodle
These are excellent. The three Mardo
Brothers. acrobats, are decidedly clev.
er. and Rudolph Leonard, the strong
man, is strong man surely. His acf
is very good. Last night for the first
time since her lamentable accident Ia ct
winter, which probably put an end to
her really charming dancing, era Pc
tite Abbey" or as her friends know
her-little Abbie Scho1eld the gifted
daughter of Matte Feild, OF FRYE G,
Fields. the vaudeville team, appea AIRED
by special request of her friends. and
sang Norton &c Casey's "Sing Me n
Song of the South" and Clarence Gins
mans "My Mothers Cradle Song,
both illustrated with stereopticon views
by Mr.. Smith. and was received with
hearty applause, boquets and shower
of coin of the realm. She sang we'll
and the occasion was little short of an
ovation
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-12
Norfolk Man Trouble.

The following was taken from the
Petersburg correspondence of Sundays
Richmond Dispatch:
AZ. K. Redd, a white man. who SAYS
his home is in Norfolk, where, he rep
resents he has n wife and several
children, was arrested here last even
ing on the charge Of housebreaki1g
and larceny. The specific charge
against him is that OF breaking into
the blacksmith shop of George w.
Tudor, on Commerce street, Wednes-
day night, and stealing therefroin a
number Of tools. These tools were re-
covered from different parties, to
whom, 1t is alleged. the accused sol!
them for a small sum. Redd has APP
parently been drinking quite freely,
and it is supposed the money derived
from the sale of the tools was applied
to the purchase of liquor"
Inquiry ut Police Headquarters and
an examination of the city directory
failed to throw any light upon the
identity Of ~. *. Redd."
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-12
ATLANTIC CITY.

The Home Mission Society of LeIlies
Memorial M. e. Church met last even
ing in the lecture room of the church.
a large audience was present. After
the transaction of routine business the
following busical and literary program
was rendered:
Vocal solo-NIiss Matte NIlitz.
Recitation-Miss Carrie Lambert.
Piano duet-Afisses Favillc.
Recttation-Miss Carrie Mobiles.
Vocal duet-Misses Blitz and Owens.
What Can Home Mission Society
Do in the Ward-NIrs. Faville.
Piano duet-The Misses Faville.
Eight new members were received.
Mr.. Walter d. Cole, of PeekskilI, N.
Y, and Miss Sarah c. Dye, of Atlantic
City Ward, Norfolk. Va. were married
in Pikesville, N. Y, on the 9Th in
slant.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-12
BRAMBLET0N.

A special meeting Of the Local Board
OF Improvement was held last night
with President Jones in the chair He
stated that the meeting was called for
the purpose of acting on the rules of
order for the government Of the board.
The rules, as proposed by the special
committee appointed for that purpose,
were adopted as n who.e
Action was taken looking to getting
the Councils to provide money for the
use of the street hands during the
Christmas holidays.
WARD BREvITIES.
The Busy Bees of Sturgeon Memorial
Baptist Church will give an apron par
ty ut the home of Miss Vivian Chap
man. No. % North Reservoir avenue,
next Friday night from s to IL o'clock.
FRIES Will be awarded for the best
hemmed apron and for the worst
The Brambleton w. c. It. U. will meet
at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon at the
residence OF Mrs. Thompson, No. 200
North Park avenue.
Miss Kate Coke, of Philadelphia, is
visiting Miss Hoskins, No. 3O3 Rose
avenue.
MIR. William I. Smith departed this
life at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Iabitha Blassingham. corner Of Kelly
avenue and Henry street, at 11:45 a. m.
Yesterday. The deceased was the son of
the late John Smith and was in the
34th year of his age. The funeral will
take place from the residence at 1e
clock this morning.
The salary of Rev. George Wesley
Jones. pastor of Trinity NJ. e. Church,
has been fixed at $500. Two hundred
dollars of this amount has been pro-
vided for by the Mission Board of the
Virginia Conference
The Anna Gordon Us of Brambleton.
VIII hold reception at No. S23 Tun-
stall avenue, beginning at o'clock this
evening. literary and musical pro
gram has been arranged for the oc-
easfon. Refreshments will be served.
10 All interested in Christian work q
cordial invitation Is extended.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-12
INVESTIGATION
OF LEE CAMP
Continued from Page 1.
THE HOUSE.

The proceedings in the House to-day
were brief and of no great Importance
Among the bills introduced were the
following:
By Mr.. Parks-To facilitate the con-
struction of telegraph lines along and
upon the right OF way of railroads in
the State of Virginia. and to provide for
condemnation for the right Of way.
BY Mr.. Patterson-Giving courts of
law Jurisdiction over suits and lost
Dast-due bonds, notes or other written
evidences of debt and enabling said
courts to require the marty in whose
favor the judgment may be rendered to
execute proper indemnifying bond be-
fore execution is issued
By same-To annul section 3271, Of the
Code. defining the forms of demurrer.
BY Mr., Graveley-To provide for PEN
sions to certain Confederate soldiers,
sailors and marines not heretofore pro-
vided for and to increase the pensions
authorized.
By same-To prohibit pools, trusts.
monopolies and combinations Of char
acters, business and prices Of articles
to prevent the formation or operation
of pools, trusts. monopolles and combi-
nations Of charters of corporations
that violate the lines of this act and to
authorize the institution of prosecutions
and suits therefor.
By MT. WilliamS-To annul sections
4O17. 4019 4021 and 1923 as to venire
facias in felony cases so as to provide
for the summoning but twelve men to
constitute the panel where a felony case
is not punishable by death.
AFTER PISTOL TOTERS.
Mr.. John NJ. Whitehead. of Lee coun-
ty, will introduce bill in the House
os Delegates. which, If 1t becomes a
law, may, in a great measure, correct
and check the constant and almost I'M
iyersal practice Of carrying pistols
The bill. 1t is stated, will confer upon
any magistrate or Justice of the peace
the right to search any person whom
he suspects of having pistol upon his
person.
Should such weapon be found the
party Is to be at once arrested, taken
before the proper officer fined $50 and
given thirty days In jail.
Should this offence be committed on
election day the guilty party Is to be
fined $500 and sent to the penitentiary
for two years.
1t is thought that the practice OF pis-
tol-toting, which has become most
alarmingly prevalent. will be almost
entirely broken up, as people will not
be willing to take such risks for the
pleasure Of going armed. :.
PINK BUTTER.
Pink butter may soon become COM
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-12

BRIEF |l:: ITEMS OF INTEREST.

lTs /. = : 7 i y
The Grand Master OF SOranageinea Is
announced to delivered public lecture
In this city January IL, 1900.
Blackhawk Tribe, No. 81, I. o. r.. II.
held meeting last night and trans
acted considerable routine business.
Preparations are going on for the big
public meeting the night of December
14th. re.
There is some talk Of establishing a
boxing academy in this city. In which
the manly art will be taught.
Circle Of Love, Kings Daughters.
VIII hold an important called meeting
this afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. Hugh G. Miller will call on the
Governor to-day and endeavor to Sc
cure communication of the death SEN
tence Of Alex. Tate to life imprison-
ment.
Capt. Geo. w. Bunting, of the Fire
Department, is very Ill at his home on
upper Church street
Mrs. w. M. Corkle, with her infant
daughter. has Just returned from
Washington, D. c.. where she was call
ed to the deathbed of her father, Col.
Dick Burks. the gallant Confederate,
toned the Virginian-Pilo
A small blaze at the corner OF Fem
church and Holt streets called out the
Fire Department Sunday. The damage
was slight.
The past great cashems who will oc-
cupy the stumps at the Red Mems
Washington memorial exercises Thurs
day met with Massasoit Tribe last night
for rehearsal, fine last before the big
event.
The Norfolk Typographical Union
met Sunday and endorsed the "blue
label" adopted by the Cigarmakers'
Union.
DR.. ]. F. Bryant, of franklin, spent
Sunday In the city.
Mr.. j. c. Brittin and wife, Of Powell
Vile. N. c., are at the Atlantic.
MIR. G. Curtis Munson. of Richmond,
is here.
Mr.. w. H. Sears, of Union, N. c.. is
in the city.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-12
BOTH WILL RECOVER.
THE WASHINGTON IN. c. SHOOT
ING CASE

THE WASHINGTON IN. CO. SHOOT
ING CASE.
The condition of Matte Moore, who
was Shot by Jesse Green in a disreputa-
BILE house in Washington, N. c., last
week. is reported as improving The
Virginian-Pilot published an account
of the shooting in Sundays issue and
stated that the woman was killed. II
has developed. however, that she is not
dead and may recover. The condition
of Green is also much improved.
The following dispatch from Wash
ington tells the story OF the shooting,
giving the woman's statement:
Green and I had just come from
down town, and he had been begging
me to leave town with him, which / re-
FUSED to do. On returning to the house
L went upstairs. Green followed. and
while was standing facing the looking
glass and he was IN the door, he fired
The shot that struck me near the ear.
After this shot remember hearing an
other shot. then I lost consciousness
The last shot I heard 1 thought 1t was
when Green shot himself"
In answer to the charge that she did
the shooting she said: I never owned
q pistol In my life. 1t II true that not
long ago Green cut my name on his
pistol, but have not seen 1t SINCE
Both parties to the conflict are i'm
proving, and unless blood poison sets
In IL is thought both will recover"
The Moore woman at one time lived
on Church street in this city with her
husband. who is now said to be in
Newport News.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-12
a WIERD PoRTENT.
THE sKY's STORM SIGNAL SET IN
BLACK

BLACK
AS wierd sight as ever heralded an
approaching storm was seen in the
skies last night between 1920 and II .3C
O'Clock. This was a double stratification
OF Ciaro--nimbus. a most unusual
combination of cloud form. The nimbus
cloud banked solidly from north 10
west across the entire horizon and from
this bank rayed long black Steamers
In a flare similar to the old Zuni rem,
resentation of the rays of the sun
stretched far across the heavens Gov,
ering the sky from west to eost
Through the riffs between these flam-
boyant storm fingers the moon could he
SEEN swimming in sea of mackerel,ed
cirrus clouds, occasionally trimming the
black edges of the streamers with ell
YER The long. regular curves OF the
nimbus streamers, gradually diminish
ing In width, the regular spacing he
tween them, as gradually increasing in
width, and the silvery cirrus clouds en-
Sharply defining them made a scene
that halted many a pedestrian and
caused a feeling of awe to thrill eanh
beholder The red signal lantern OF The
Weather Bureau pretending a gale onlv
emphasized the scene.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-12
E . Ne II % F. ~ II -
NOTlCEoF
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

Portsmouth. Va. Dec. 1st. 1899.
Notice Is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between the
undersigned, in the conduct of the L,im-
Der and Lumber Manufacturing business
in the city of Portsmouth. Virginia. under
the name and style of Phillips, Mahoney
Sc Co.. Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All parties holding debts against
the firm will please present them for
payment to Joseph w. Phillips or Andrew
N. Arahoney, and all parties indebted to
the firm are requested to settle, and may
do so with any member of tho old firm.
JOSEPH w. PHILLIPS,
ANDREW N. MAHoNEY,
J. ]. ROBINSON.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-12
LAMBERT's POINT.

1t was reported at Lambert's Point
late yesterday afternoon that the body
OF an infant was seen floating in Tan
ner's creek and that some gentlemen
went. out in boat to get it, but before
they could reach the point where the
child was seen. two men carried 1t off.
No particulars could be obtained last
night as to whether the infant was
white or colored
John Nichols, colored, residing on
Proby's court while working at load
ing the steamship imam at Lamberts
Point last night, met with a peculiar
accident. A board which he had Just
taken hold OF at one end, had log
rolled on the other end suddenly and
unexpectedly and the end in his hands
was suddenly tilted, striking him under
the chin and cutting a cash some three
inches in length. The force of the blow
caused him to bite off the end of his
tongue. Wounded as he was, he walk
ed to Norfolk to the police station and
was sent to DR.. speight, who dressed
the wound
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-12
LABOR LEADERS
IN CONVENTION.
Continued from Page {.

The per capita tax received this year.
was $2l,407.11, against s12. 705.31 last, o..
net gain of sS.702.SO Is
The heaviest single Item Of expense
was for organizing purposes, s6,373. Co.
s4,22SO9 expended in the Southern and.
Inter Mountain States, and the ball
ance, s3,145.57. paid to organizers OUT
side of the two districts mentioned.
INCREASE IN MEMBERSHIP.
The increase of 144.nS2 In the mem berss!
ship during the past twelve months IS
good omen. The unusual number ots
charters issued (2,264) Is forerunner
of still better and more effective re-
suits the ensuing year. One nationals
organization and 80 local unions We're:
suspended for nom payment of dues.