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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTER ES T.

Mrs. a. Jacobosky, of 81 Holt street,
has returned from New York. after
having n successful operation per-
formed unon her eyes
Mrs. John Hill and Miss Alice Rea-
gan left last night for Richmond on
Il ten davs' visit with friends and to
take in the trades carnival and the
launching of the torpedo boat Shu-
brick.
The Board of Health wishes to deny
the statement that there is any small
poN in the city.
The meetin: to have been held Mt ST.
Peters Church last night, was post
poned until Wednesday, night at S
o'clock on account of the weather.
FIFTY marines from the Norfolk
Navy-yard left Sunday afternoon at
$3.50 O'Clock for the Brooklyn Navy
yard via the New York. Philadelphia
and Norfolk railroad. They go from
there to Manila.
Tomorrow. November list. is "4All
Saints Day" and will be observed by
the Catholic and Episcopal Churches
with impressive services.
The oyster gunboat Chesapeake will
represent the Virginia oyster navy at
the launching OF the Shubrick at Rich
mond to-day
The steamer Plymouth. disabled, is
being towed to Norfolk for repairs.
The steamer Harbingcr is ar Eliza
beth city with hole in her boiler, and
will be repaired there.
The steam yacht The Senator passed
through the Dismal Swamp Canal yes
tcrday, southbound, with n hunting
party aboard.
Rev. Harry Walton will resume
charge of the Union Mission of this
city on the 10th Of November.
The engagement is announced of Mr..
Mitchell Dcpcw. nephew of United
states Senator ,Chauncey NJ Dcpew. to
Perry "a Gun l., for Of NIr
j. c. Perry. OF Norfolk
Cards are out for the wedding of
Miss Nelly 4. Dwyer and Mr. Arthur
L. taircr. which will take place No
remher 9th at 1870 D. M. ut the home
OF the bride, nj Park Place.
An electric light wire WIS burned In
two in front of the Atlantic Hotel las,
night at about IL O'clock. The wire
mad been burning Mt intervals since
Sunday night 1t was removed from the
street by workmen of the electric com
pany.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
susERsrlT,ous STAGE PEOPLE
EXPERIENCE OF MISS WALDO AT
Gil CHATTANOOGA

EXPERIENCE OF MISS WALDO AT
CHATTANOOGA
Theater-soers in Norfolk who saw the
production OF Wang" at the Academy
OF Music about ten days ago remember
Miss Elsie Eleanor Waldo, the pretty
young lady who took the second femi-
nine role in the opera. Miss Waldo was
next to the leading lady in the com
pany, and in Chattanooga, Tenn. Sat
uroay night she was ordered to take the
part of Jilette, the star feminine role,
Miss Anderson being unwell. AS this
part requires the player to wear tights
Miss Waldo promptly refused to take
her managers assignment, ms her con-
tract specifically stated that sNe was
not to be compelled to don this style of
costume, she acted entirely within her
rights. according to theatrical usages.
but Manager Hart summariIy dis
charged her before the entire company.
She, however, had Il standing offer 10
Join the Great Ruby company. and
was not Mt all put out. Miss Waldo has
played with Mansfield, Nethersole and
ONeill during her brief experience, ana
is considered Il rising star.
The most singular thing about the oc-
currcnce Mt Chattanooga is the fact
that Miss Waldo used the dressing
room occupied by Manager Frank
i-SiuVl, VI iHc AtT. l'!HStcr OF Paris
company, on the night he was shot by|
Miss Julia Morrison, the leading lady.
This fact is singular because Of the
iact that every person who has used
the room since that tragedy, three in
TUTToJTI i5ee.t discharged from their
respective companies before leaving the
opera house. Stage people, &c; a rule
are superstitious. ana many of them
have refused to use I.eidcn's room, bur
when Miss Waldo's attention was called
to the facts, she simply laughed. AZ
forwards she said she believed there
was something i'll superstition.
Apropos the superstition of stage moo
pie, feminine member of the Rupert
of Hentzau' company, which played at
the academy of Music last night. had
some little bad luck, as she considered
1t, yesterday. and Immediately sent
down 10 Clerk Buch, OF the Monticello.
to change her room. Many stage people
t mink that when i'll luck ovcrtakcs them
they can leave ii in their old room nv
changing TO another.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
BRAN WARD,

Rev. r. II. Bennett will conduct a
= 545 - II ii re..iNal snrYice at McNendree
Church Wednesday night. 1t is learned
that after the close of the services sun
day night several persons professcd
conversion at their homes, which will
swell the number of converts TO about
thirty. Over one hundred members of
the church have re-consecrated their
lives to the service of God.
Miss Fannie Weaver, of Clay avenue
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. p. p.
Walker, OF Boush street, left yesterday
afternoon for Richmond where they
will spend several weeks at Ford's lIo-
tel.
The Bramblcton w. C. T. u. will meet
with the president, No. POP North Park
avenue Mt $3.50 o'clock this afternoon.
Rev. w. II. Edwards, presiding elder,
held his fourth quarterly conference
with McKendree NJ. Il. Church last
night and closed UP the business of the
present year. The reports showed the
church to be in the best condition spir-
itually and financially during its entire
history, With over one hundred access
sions to the membership during the
year. Rev. r. II. Bennett Will be able
to present n clean balance sheet ut the
annual conference, with the entire debt
on the church building n balance OF
over three thousand dollars, paid.
Something ought to be done in the
way of Improving the roadbed of South
Kelly avenue. 1t is in 4 wretched con-
dition. The rain of yesterday has made
it almost impossible for vehicles OF
any kind Merchants say that unless
the street is improved they will have to
discontinue sending their wagons TO
points in Brambeton with goods for
patrons.
The Local Board of Improvement will
NEE; in regular monthly session to-
night.
The hour of regular service Sunday
night was given up to the Epworth
League at Trinity Church. The exer-
cises were of n very spiritual character
Many testimonies Of growth in spiritual
life were given by those who have never
before spoken in pubic.
The storm last night prevented the
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
VIZ Ujmbcr,y wus wIt,y..

One of the applicants for a consulate
in Japan while James G.. Blaine was
Secretary OF State was the late Samuei
Kimberley. of Baltimore who died in
the service in Central America.
After he had presented his credentials
Mr.. Blaine said: 81 should like 10 ap-
point YOU, Mr.. Kimberley. hut have
made Ii rule 10 recommend no one
who does not speak the language OF
the country "a which he Is sent. Do
You speak Japanese" "Cer-t-tainly,
Mr.. Blaine" stammered Mr.. kimbcr-
ley;. "a-a-a-sk me something In
J-J-Japanese and III a-a-a-answcr
YOU" Mr.. Blaine had not a word to
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31

"a l. RESOLVED by tho House Of Delegates And s.nsts
majority OF the members elected each Of tho two
~ ssreehs sherssl That the following
constitution of Virginia be- and is hereby proposed
me- to the Gsnerai Assembly to DO ehoen a tho
I eeet,on OF ,sn1trs and members ofths House
for IFS eoneafrenss ia conformity with tho
OF section OF article twelve said Consti-
su'.oo namely: Strike from the Constitution SirsniA
section Two oil article ten which in the fouuing Nords
artists ~, section o.-So shall ba i'm posed on
An! Of th, citizens Of this Stat. for the privilege taking
b. oyiteTs from their oatural beds with tonsi In
t,N thereof hut ii. amount of sales Of oy.te
oy ANY citizen. in any year may bot.Ied ~
aoJ other species Of property.
= EEsoLvrp, That the clerk Of the House OF Dele
ss or tho clerk of tho Senate IL vacancy h.pren
ooth OF said oees the presiding officer Of either honss
o. tho General Assembly he authorized aad required 60
eanSs TINS proposed and these resolutions 10 60
M IN one newspaper published In each OF ne cues
~ ,ne commonwealth having mcru than ten thousand Ia
naSaats ones week for three consecutive months IRE,
sW 20 ths time Of ehooiias the member, OF tas General
eoy Al tho next general election OF senator's Anu mem
bef1 OF tho House or DELEGATES.
s. RESOLVED. That Tho clark Of the H9uis OF neie.
gates and the clerk OF tn. >cuas DO required to transmit
70 me Gcntra Assembly to DO eeo,tA rae next ssner
eeson q msme,rs Of the Ilauss Of DELEGATE. ana Senas
cssGei copy Of said proposed ahs OF hsss
rs,S"on,. toSethsr With certificate, q ~ ths
publishers Of tho which sail Proposed aEand
Ntnent shall hare beSn published t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
NO MERE
PATCHWORK
But Cures that
Stand the Test Of. Time.

FOR YEARS I SUFFERED GREATLY
WITH CATARRH OF THE NOSE AND
THROAT. 1 was all the time hawking
and splitting. I CAUGHT COLD so OF
TEN AND so EASY that was alarmed
al my condition for fear 1t might lead to
consumption. often when caught cold
1t made me so sick had TO knock off
from work for several days HAVING
KNOWN DIR. FlREY ron OR 10
YEARS and having great confidence in
him. placed myself under his treatment
and WAS CURED. DURING THE is
MONTHS OR LONGER THAT HAVE
ELAPSED SINCE HE TREATED ME
THERE HAS BEEN NO RETURN OF
ANY OF THE CATARRHAL sYMp-
TOMS AT ALL. Last winter is In fact
the only winter l can remember during
which 1 had no colds or other symptoms
OF catarrh
JAMES ABBOTT,
Near Methodist Church. Lambert's poin.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
/" BETw1xr Bun AND BLOOM.

. ts1IIT -
The sufferings of the young,
the tender, and the incxpcri-
cnced always excite sorrowful
compassion and a yearning
desire to help them in their
troubles.
And in the light of great
discovery all the rose buds of
sweet womannood may see the
promise of their speedy release
from all those sufferings which
have been the banc of their sex
from the earliest times.
They need only take that
greatest of modern medicines,
Warmers Safe Cure, as directed,
and their past sutferings will
soon appear to them as painful
dream from which they have
awakened to dream no moro.
sit is a remedy" says Mrs. II.
P. G. Carnes, of Butler, Pa,
that can be relied upon, a
remedy that never fails, and
one that has proved to be
woman's best friend"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31

Improved Nareh D. 1881
hLsotrEpb BY .he Senate and Houseof Delegates.
20 Tia. the following amendment to the
Am.Syr 10 b. sh saS hs s: n, 5s
e,etien Of senator's .nd members the House Of
y.on' Of section aftieis twelve Of iaa coa,sSop
Strike gu. from the Constitution Of vi,,inia .eetioa.
oas and two Of article ,ersu. which In s following
,ho Th,r. .h. be elected by thu suased voters Of
esit On. county clerk who 'h. also DO the clerk
thousand nh.ttsn,s hese IN msg % sSa1s s
Ior The circuit esu county treasurer and 30
IN i e l c.o
Ssd o. law. on. Of The poor and
tnanaer provided for 10 ariie eight one Of
elected nePasl under this prar.isn shall cater npaa
III ~ :sy
H' e S s. .ad
~ Each cTuuty ofthe State shall be divided into
deemed ss!.a: Fresidel that ssr
,nsIe h.. len formed no additional district. shA b.
istesial district shall be known si-W-m.sitsrisi
Ins.ch disries there shall 10 elected one supervisor
pso sS sS.e and on.
term o. Two All regular .i,eon. for asissari.i
May and all oser. 80 shall upo. S as.,
o. ,e respective Offices the frst day Of July next
Tbs supervisor. of tho district. shall. eou.ti,ut. tn.
eoard Of Supervisor. for that soun,y whose duty ,h,
the commissioners of the The
year and Perform any other dut.; required Of them -
a. There shall be elected by the qua!issd voter. of
eISaiy s S,s ,'r ONE for tn.
county eerf SWSe ha also b x. eles af X.
thousand nh.s,su there may he ssrs1at. clerk for Is.
sS., sSnr one county treasurer and 50 ntny commits,
he % rSsle's z lar
.ed tsss. 81 tho poor and enc sur
provided for ie .rcls eight. one superintendent Of
All regular elections county oeer, shall be h,ld
on ,hs ras,d.y ,ueeesdins tho era, Monday In November.
shah da.. their once. on .D The ss.s
h. respective offices for The term Of four
county Ans circuit court clerks shall Sold once for
Each Of the s: h,
deeaed nets.s.y sin ssI. a 11sIs.s =.
there have saen ormed no addtaa. district. ah.I 60
i,,er.l district shall be known Si.srisi
district III oi-eounty. In each district thers shall
Of s poo 81 VIM iS' sa
for fss III arm e! az.
T.mSs on the M succeeding hs r,t Monday in No
ties Of their respective office, the day Of January
nss. 'ase;snS their elsesien The
eouny whose duty i shall 10 to audit the Of hs
resa s%aa .S ssSa.a of os the
h The leIios for ea.uins year. perform any
hrsoLvEp, That tho clerk Of the Senate or .ths
CLERK Of tke House Of Delegates vacancy happen In
both OF the said Offices the presiding officer either hone
OF the General Assembly, 10 AuthrIe and required 10
cause this proposed amendment and these resolutions b.
published in one newspaper published in tho ees
Of ths Commonwealth having moro than
habitants, onco for three
J,au, e tho tirs Of cheering the ters Of
members of the House CT Deless,ss
B. REsoLrIp. That the clerk of tho Senate and the
clerk Of the lisuss Of Delsgat be required transmit
to the General Assembly - be chosen next
eloeon Of senators and members Of the ouss of
tertthea copy OF said proposed amend and
resolutions tosether with the certificates of publication
inent shall hare been published.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
DOHERTY v. DETROIT C. ST. RY
CO.
Supreme Court OF Michigan.
September 10, 1899.

Supreme Court OF Michigan.
September 10, 1899.
n PARTY WHO WAS STRUCK BY A
STREET CAR CANNOT RECOVER
WHERE, HAD HE LOOKED HE
WOULD HAVE SEEN THE CAR IN
TIME TO AVOID IT.
This was n suit for damages occasion
ed the plaintiff by being struck by "A
street car There was a judgment for
defendant in the lower court and plain
tiff appealed.
The Court says:
The evidence in this case clearly
shows that, had The plaintiff taken
the trouble to look rs he approached
the track he must have seen the car
that struck him in time 70 nave nv U44Jf-
ed 1t. 1t is logical and necessary de-
duction from the established facts In
the case and, being so. the court prop
erly directed a verdict for the defend
ant. Affirmed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31

say. but the Japanese post went to an
other man, all the same. and Nimber-
ley went to Contra, America.
One day Kimberley met a youns
woman VINO threw her arms impulsive-
~ around his neck and kissed him
Seeing her mistake she drew back and
anSrilN asked: Aren't you Mr.. Jones?''
N-n-no, madam" replied Kimberle.;
DoWinS, I'm n-n-not, but l w-w-wish
70 thunder w-w-was.' Wis
consin.
Mr.. Kimberley will be recalled by
many of the citizens of Norfolk as a
former clerk OF the Corporation Court.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
Y. NJ. c. A. COURSE.
OPENED SUCCESSFULLY LAST
NIGHT BEFORE LARGE AUDI
JNNCJN


Notwithstanding the inclement
weather last night and a strong at
traction at the Academy of Music, a
large and delighted audience attended
the opening number Of the Y. NJ. c. ~.
course OF entertainments. The OPEN
ing was very successful In every re-
spcct.
The attraction was q very pleasing
concert by the Lotus Glec Club and
Mrs. Minnie Marshall Smith, recitcr.
The glec club is composed of George
Seymour LcnoX, first tenor; G. Morgan
Stricklett. second tenor; Charles L..
Lewis. first bass; Edward B. Martini
dell, second bass; Frank ]. Smith. ac-
comnanist.
The choice program rendered was as
/. "a Border Song ............ Cowen
Lotus Glce Club.
.. "That Old Sweetheart of Mine"
.1f Wore Yon,, ''.'.... ID i3o MlioS
(Musical Accompaniment
Mrs. Smith.
3. "A1urmuring Brcezcs" -.....Jenscn
Mr.. I.cnoH.
4. 20 Fair. Q Sweet and Holy" Cantor
Lotus Glce Club.
o. Gipsy dohn ;....:.......'... Clay
G. Mrs. Loftcr's Ride" ...... Mitchell
Mrs. Smith.
7. "Come to Me" ............ Bemberg
MIR. Stricklett.
s. "'The Owl" .............A Adams
Lotus Glee Club.
0. "a Pair of Lunatics" Worries
Mrs Smith.
H. Bandeiero ................" Stuart
Mr.. Martindell.
IL. cat Parting" ...... Van du Stul5en
Lotus Glec Club.
OPENING Y. NJ. G "A. EVENTS.
The evening educational classes are
open every night in the week. On to-
morrow afternoon at 3:i5 o'clock there
will be held the first meeting OF the
boys gymnasium class intermediate
and juniors). Lockers will be assigned
in payment of fee. AT 6:l5 u. M. there
will be the business and professional
mems gymnasium class end assign
ment of lockers on payment Of fee.
On Wednesday. November LIST, at S:15
p. M, first young mems gymnasium
class will be held.
FIRST BASKET BALL GAMES.
On Tuesday November 9Th, there
will be the first senior game OF basket
ball. and on Thursday. November 9th,
will be held the first junior basket bali
game.
-NENT ATTRACTION
The next attraction in The entertain
ment course will be on Saturday, No
vembcr 11th-the Louise Brehany
Grand Concert Company.
FIRST LADIES' NIGHT.
The first ladies' night will he on Fri
day November 18th. The first junior
exhibition will be on Friday. Novem-
bpr lith
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
chesnpcn,.c nuu ohio rnro,,..

The following shows the earnings of
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway for
the months of September, 1898 ana 1899:
Gross earnings, 1899. sl.123Gi7.77: 1898.
Sl.022.aOl .4G; changes, Sl0l,4i63l. Oper-
ating expenses and taxes. 1899. $3.50.
5"i.IO; 1898, S65S22S.l3; changes, So2.-
3o9.5i. Net earnings. 1899. ss73110.O7:
1898, $500 1858: changes. s9.t2G.74.
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office OF cLH.k or HOUSE or prlreA1z,. :

: NItHNoND, W., July =, Is99.
Tho foregoing !, cory of join. resolution propo,.
as M 10 sections one and two Of article
ing sad amendments and certifying tho the
general Assembly. which agreed during the session
q, inc TWO houses and so recorded and which
utnn vas approved by the Governor March lSaS aud
therein. IN. r. IN pic;GER
Clerk Of liouss of DsesAi and Keeper tho Rolls Of
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
orrlck or cLgsx OF lloe.r or pklkclrEs.

RifusoXp. W., JnIy %. lSG1.
The foregoing Is e,rr Of iaint re'onton Prspes-
Ing to strike the Csn,iitaY1 tho iT:end eiss,, OF
the same to the Gsssr e. lrsaia which
MAS asissi to iurirs hs session Of w. br majority
recorded aud Was approved by the
Gassrnst on February - icy, asa ,h rs s aa
II. II. BIGGER as
Clerk o. Houss Of Delegates aad Keeper IF Ns Rails q
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
COURT DECISIONS.
Notes of Cases Recently Decided,
Which are Of Interest to
Our People.
DIGESTED BY W. B. MARTIN.
aExclunlvely for virxlnian- Pilot)
SMITH v. NASHUA STREET RY.

SMITH v. NASHUA STREET RY.
Superior Court of New Hampshire.
a STREET RAILWAY COMPANY is
LIABLE FOR DAMAGES CAUSED
BY A DANGEROUS BANIk OF
SNOW LEFT ON THE SIDE Or
ITS TRACKS, AFTER CLEANING
THEM. WHERE 1T HAD A RI1A-
SoNABLE TIME WITHIN WHICH
TO MOVE IT.
This was an action by Nancy Smith.
aominiStratriX, to recover damages for
injuries TO her intestate. The deceased
was driving on Pearl street in Nashua,
and while attempting to cross, the de-
1endants tracks was thrown from his
sleigh and injured. The cause of the
accident was Il bank of snow and ice
on the side of the tracks, made by the
defendant in blowing out the tracks
some ten days before the accident.
There was 4 verdict for plaintiff, and
the defendant appealed
The court says:
Aside from the common law liability
OF any person who places an obstruc-
ton in the highway, or causes any de-
tect in ii, In consequence of which an
other suffers a special damages, is the
statute which provides that ANY per-
son or corporation, except municipal
corporations, through whose negligence
or carclessness any obstruction, de-
feet, insufllciency, or want of repair is
caused, shall be liable to any person
injured by reason thereof"
Although the defendants charter
does not expressly authorize them to
remove snow from their tracks, they
have the right, by implication, to do so
sufficiently to operate, their road for
the accommodation of the public. But.
in the exercise of this right, they are
bound TO consider the rights of the
public generally to the use of the
streets, including those portions oc-
cupied by the defendants tracks. Trav-
oilers while driving from one side OF
the street to the other are entitled to
find the passage reasonably safe. If.
after storms, the tracks are cleared.
so that steep banks of snow are left
on either side. the use of 4 portion OF
the street may be attended with great
danger. Should the character of the
banks be such as to make the streets
unsuitable for public travel, the banks
would he obstruutions. and the street
would be defective and insufficient In
the removal OF snow the defendants
must use ordinary care to avoid SO
changing the general surface of the
street as to render it unsuitable for the
public travel thereon.
There was evidence proper for the
jury TO consider upon the question of
the defendants negligence. 1t tended
10 prove that in blowing on their
tracks. some ten days before the intcs-
tate received his injuries. they make n
dangerous bank of snow and ice where
the accident occurred. and that, even
IL this unsafe conda,on of the street
was unavoidable when the track was
cleared. a reasonable length of time
elapsed before the plaintiffs injuries
occurred in which its dangerous char
acter might have been removed. AZ
flrmcd.
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The Human Isntlr.

Science is paying more attention 10 ,ha
mechanism Of the human body than evn,
before. 1T has discovered that mind and
cannot be affected without infiiiencin.r
tho other. 1t has found that ali achieve.
ment, success, or failure. happiness or
lesson IS obvious. Improve the hay
THIS can only be done through the stom.
ach. II is the organ which feeds life H.
refuse, and deb.!itates every organ in liz
body. II may be made strong ard Kent
strong by Iiostetter's Stomach R:tieis
TINS is simple. natural stomach remedy
which acts quickly and pentlv. Ii viii
cleanse the system, wake up The liver
stimulate ih', kidneys and improve me.
general health. Ask Your druggist for 1t
and sec that n private Revenue Stamu
covers the neck OF the bottle
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31

usual large turnout to the B. Y. P. U.
of Sturgeon Memorial Baptist
Church, and the topic, Foreign Mis-
sions," was not discussed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
JOINT RESOLUTION

JOlNT RESOLUTION
Proposing to strike from The Constitution the second
clause q article ten and proridiny for publishing
ana ceriyyin5 the same 10 The neat General isseul-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31

Hicks CAPUDINE Will cure all your
headaches. etc. Ask your druggist for
IL
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
JOINT RESOLUTION

tropo,in9 amendments TO sections and of article
LV The Constitution Of Virginia, aud protidin1
Jor PUBLISHING said amendment and ccriifyino me
same to the nert General Assembly,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31

Cheylots. They're IS and $40 values: wear
proof Of worth-or your money back
That's business talk-isn't IL? Italian
lined. and tailored to perfection Pants
are lined for extra strength; patent waist
bands. Fit ages to 10 years