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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-03

We have received notice from the
Seabo'.rC Air Line Railroad that Mr..
l.. S. Allen has been appointed general
passenger agent, with headquarters at
Porthmouth, Va. We suppose MIR. II.
j.. Anderson, who has held that posi-.
tion. retires from the service of the
road,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-03
HARNESS SHOP.

j. b. Walton has opened Har-
ness Shop on Main Street, next door
to 0. Klettner's. Will make new
harness and repair old. Twenty five
years experience. Prices reasonable.
Give him your orders. Satisfaction
guaranteed
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-03

New Year resolutions are in order.
1t Is we'll, for it is better to make them
and break some than not to make any.
If we never resolve to improve and do
better 1t is quite certain we never will
improve
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-03

Those OF us who live into tho year
1000 will see the beginning of the NC
wonderful century the world has We,
known. 1t will bring changes which
none OF us can yet even dream Of
Grecnvillc News.
But the trouble of it is that not many
OF us will likely olive into the year
2OOOn
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-03
Uhe N$ernla ana Iews
Il. II. AULL, EDITOR.

The Legislature meets next Tuesday
The most Important matter likely to
come up will be the liquor question,
and we have been discussing that now
for eight years.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-03
a Remedy for Hog Cholera.

A hog cholera and swine plague is
raging in the country, and | will ask
you to publish the following remedy,
taken from Farmers Bulletin No. "a
by ID. O. Salmon, d. V. NJ, Chief Of
Bureau Animal Iudustry:
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-03

III you wish useful Christmas pres.
ent for father or mother, sister or bro.
thor, son or daughter, call at jamie
sons and buy pair Of Fine Shoes, Suit
OF Clothes, Hat or Cravat and present
them. t&f. IF.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-03

Programme for Teachers' ssociatIon, Jan
Z, 1900.
Arithmetic w. H. Wallace,
Geography and History Taught To-
gether-R. M. Monts.
PestalozZi-Pr G. b. Cromer.
Query Box.
Meeting II o'clock toll.
r. A. Abrams, Secretary.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-03

be drenchcd with the medicine shakcn
up with water Great care should he
exercised in drenching hogs, or they
will be sutfocatcd. DO not turn tho hog
on its back to drcnch it, but pull the
check away from the teeth so az to
form pouch, into which tho medicine
may be slowly poured. 1t will flow from
the cheek into the mouth and when the
hog finds out what it is it will stop
squoallng and swallow"
"This medicine is also u preventive
and should be put in tho feed of the
whole herd. Care should be taken to
see that each hog gets it's share. In
cases where it has been given fair
trial 1t has apparently cured most of
the animals which were sick and has
stopped tho progress of the disease in
the herd. 1t also appears, to be an ex-
cellent appetizer and stimulant of the
process of digestion and assimilation,
and when given to the unthrifty hogs
1t increases the appetite, causes them
to take on flesh, and assume a thrifty
appearance.
Bulletin No. "a will be sent free to
any person who will send to tho Secre-
tary OF Agriculture, Washington, d. &.
Or If any one will let me know by postal
card, | will have one sent him.
Respectfully,
w. G. PETERSON.
Newberry Observer, Voice OF the
People and Prosperity News, please
copy.
Longshorc, S. c., Dec. 81, 1898.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-03
Pounds.

"Thcsc ingredients should be COM
pletcly pulverizcd and thoroughly
mixed The dose of this mixture Ia u
large tablespoonful for each 25O pounds
weight OF hogs TO be treated, and It.
should be given only once II day. When
hogs arc affected with these diseases,
they should not be fed Oh corn alone,
but they should have Mt least once u
day soft feed, made by mixing bran and
middlings, or middlings and corn meal,
or ground oats and corn, and then stirr-
ing into this the proper quantity Of the
medicine. Hogs arc fond of this mix
tnre. IL increases thcir appetite, and
when they once taste of food with
which 1T has been mixed they will eat
1t, though nothing else will tempt
them. Animals that arc very sick and
that will not come to the feed should
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16
Submarine Mine Exp,oacn.

An incoming steamer reported to the
authorities AZ Fort Monroe Tuesday
passing floating submarine mine near
the Virginia Capes. a tug was sent
after the mine and succeeded in cap
turing it. The deadly engine of war was
floating in the track of the regular
steamship lines and might have result
ed in a calamity had Ii not been re-
covered in time. The mine had evident
~ broken loose from its fastenings at
the bottom of Hampton Roads. 1T was
brought to the Itp-Raps opposite
the fort at noon and exploded for test
purposes. The terrific shock from the
explosion was felt at Newport News;
and Hampton, shaking windows in
houses and there are few people who
profess to have heard the vibrations in
Norfolk.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16
WELCOME TO SOLDIERS
Preparing to Entertain the Norfolk
Companies.
Ex-MiIitnry Men Meet and Organize
Will Tender Home Corners n
MaGnihccnt banquet I'm tho
Armory-A Meeting

Quite 1 number of the eX-members,
officers and privates. OF the Fourth Vlr
ginia Regiment. now doing garrison
duty near Havana. Cuba, assembled at
Armory Hall last nigh. to devise ways
and means to extend the Norfolk COM
panies an appropriate welcome on their
return. An organization was perfected
by electing Capt. w. w. Dey, chair
man, G. w. Battley. secretary. and
Cant. II. :. Herman, treasurer.
This committee will hold another
meeting next Wednesday evening at
O'Clock, at the same place. and all
the cX-members of the Fourth Regi-
mcnt are cordially invited 10 attend
and lend them aid In the work of pre-
pairing 10 extend the Norfolk soldier
boys hitting welcome home.
AWAITING COLONEL TAYLOR.
Colonel George w. Taylor, and Major
Marshall Tarrall. OF the Fourth, are
now en- route from Havana to Nor
folk, ana are expected to reach the
city Friday. After consultation with
them the committee will understand
better how to map out the work it is
proposed to do.
1t IS surmised that Colonel Taylor
and Major Tarrall will be able To ar-
proNmate closely the date on which
the Fourth Regiment will return. Ii
is important that the committee should
know this, in order to proceed intclli-
gently in preparing the welcome 1t has
been determined to extend.
FORM OF WELCOME.
1t has been decided to give the Jack
son Light Infantry. Lee Rifles. and
CITY Guards banquet IN TIE NrmOry
building. Covers will be laid for 500.
This number will be ample TO include
every member of these companies, the
rcgimcntal officers who may be in Nor
folk at the time. and the cx-membcrs
and officers and invited guests.
The banquet will he no tame affair.
Many merchants and hcuseholders
have already signfied their desire to
contribute to 1t. and it is not doubted
that the cooperation OF all of our peo-
Pile who are able Will be generous ana
ample.
1t is not known when the regiment
will reach Fort Monroe. which is con-
coded to be the Government station at
which 1t Will be mustered out If COL
onel Taylor and Major Tarrall are un-
able To fix the time OF departure from
Havana, and arrival here. ii is believed
as stated above, that they can anproXi-
mate with sufficient accuracy to en-
able the committee to so ahead.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16
FIREMAN'S FUND ms. co. Y Pc
KOR
Supreme Court of Georgia.
November 10. 1898.

IT is NOT ESSENTIAL. TO THE VA
LlDlTY OF a POLICY or FIRE IN
SuRANCE. ISSUED IN RENEWAL.
OF y FORMER ONE. THAT THE
INSURED SHOULD PAY IN CASH
THE RENEWAL PREMIUM. PRO
VIDED THE AGENT OF THE COW
PANY. WITH ITS EXPRESS or
IMPLIED ASSENT, HIMSELF
PAYS. OR UNDERTAKES TO BE
COME EESpONSIBLE TO IT FOR
SUCH PREMIUM. IN ORDER
THAT CREDIT MAY BE EXTEND
ED TO THE INSURED.
UNDER SUCH CIRCUMSTANCES TT
Is NOT NECESSARY THAT THERE
SHOULD ZEE MANUAL DELIVERY
OF THE POLICY TO THE INSIIR-
ED BEFORE THE LOSS OCCtrRS
WHERE THE POLICY WAS &C
TUALLY ISSUED. AND IS SIMPLY
RETAINED BY TIE AGENT TO
PROTECT HIMSELF UNTIL. RE
IMBURSED BY THE ms tRED.
The Court says:
1t was strenuously insisted by coun-
sci for the insurance company that. un-
der the circumstances detailed in the
plaintiffs petition, no valid and binding
policy had been issued 10 him by the
Fireman's Fund Insurance Company.
for the reason that its agent had no
authority to extend credit 10 the plain
tiff and up TO the time the loss by
fire occurred, he had paid no portion of
the premium, which was the sole con-
sideraticn moving TO the ccmrany un-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16

der the contract sought to be enforced
In this connection exception is taken to
the overruling of Il general demurrer
to the plaintiffs petition, and error Is
assigned upon various portions of the
charSc of the court bearing upon this
issue. In point of fact. the plaintiffs
petition alleged. certainly with sutii-
clent clearness 10 withstand general
demurrer. an arrangement with gen
erai agent of the company, the effect of
Wnlch was to create Il contract in all
essential respects alike to that indicat ted
IN the headnote. No new question is
therefore presented for determination,
Tor the contention above outlined is eff
iectually disposed of by the decision of
this court in the case of Mechanics &
traders InS. Co. V. Mutual Real Es-
tate " Building Assn. rs Ga. 262. the
facts OF which We're similar to those
appearing i2 the case at bar. We need
only add. therefore. that the law as
there laid down. was correctly annOunc-
ed in the instructions given by the
court, of which complaint is now made.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16
February mortnnry Report.

The mortuary report for the month of
February prepared by the Board of
Health. makes an excellent showing
for the city as compared with other
cities of the same population, and in
the same latitude.
The deaths in the main were caused
by diseases OF constitutional charac-
ter or from neglect and disregard OF
physical laws. There is a striking alb
sence of deaths from infections and ep-
idemic diseases. Three white and
three colorcd persons died from heart
failure: four whites and nine colored
from pneumonia; five white and four
colored from Bright's disease; four
white and two colored from influenza
Six white and seventeen coiored chill
dren under 10 years. died. The rate
was very small among persons over 40
years OF age. The total number of
deaths during the month were forty
three whites and thirty-eight colored
total, 81.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16
In 1IcInOriani.


Mrs. MARY L. BROWN. Who died il,
Norfolk Va. February 18th. 1889.
Farewell. beloved sister. you are gone
To Gods keeping beyond this dark
shore:
You have left us so lonely to weep day
by day:
Left us weeping with hearts sick and
sore.
Dear sister. there. 10 0Ho who knows OF
the pain
That l feel while I'm thinking to-day,
or how ittlc dreamed, when L left YOU
at homo.
'Twould he the last goodbye you'd say.
0, could but known and been near your
dear side
And have kissed your dear lips ere you
went.
could bear the pain better and know 7
was near
When the message from heaven was
But. Oh. the deep anguish that dwclls
My dear angel sister. to-day;
Ihe1' have hidden forever the face that
And left me to weep. far away.
Goodbye. little sister. forever farewell
! You have gone to that other bright
shore,
And left me heart broken in stronro
lands to mourn.
And never can 1 see you more:
Q. could you have waited until re-
And wit With you till death came" to
could better bear the sad parting from
Had | been near to kiss you farewell.
From her hcart-brotcn brother
Forsyth. Georgia. March Sth. 1879. 1t;
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16
NiNErY.YnAn-oLb PROTEST.
DOCUMENT FOUND
AMONG PAPERS OF LATE GOV
ERNOR TAZEWEIL.

Mr.. +. w. Curds, passenger agent of
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co
has in his possession an old legal pa
per. drawn up and witnessed nearly
ninety years ago. 1t is Il marine pro-
test ana though it is nearly Il century
old, is well preserved and the chirog-
raphy not only in excellent characters
but is as clear and distinct as though
written only few weeks ago by a dis
cplc OF Spencerian.
The protest sets forth that in August
1900. the brig Dimond. Captain William
Morris, mortar. left the port OF Nor
folk loaded with lumber FOR Kingston,
Jamaica. That while eli route the boat
was overhauled by the British schoon-
er OF war Paddock, under command of
Lieutenant SelwYn, and taken as a
pi,iz-4--hlr prize crew was put in
charge and on the 10th of September
the Dmond reached Port Merant. on
the eastern point of the island of ia
maica. After considerable delay. the
boat was allowed to SO to KINGSTON
and the professionals made at that place
November 25th. 1909.
me paper was sworn to before Will
nam Henry Naragc and is signed by
William Morris, William Buttertield
Benjamin Jones ana William freeman
The ancient paper was found in the
on TaZeWell house. in this city. among
some old papers OF the late Governor
Tazewcll of Virginia. Though some
what worn from handling. the old doc
umeht Is Splendidly preserved. and as
stated above. the writing is narfnctI,.
clear and distinct 80
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16
OTHER LOCAL ON PAGE s.
NOT ICE.

The undersigned has purchased OF Lila
V. Peed, administrators OF Horace s
Peed. deceased. her interest rs such al.
mimistratrix in the assets and business OF
the late firm OF j.. NJ. PEED. x son.
composed Of the said Horace :. Pecd stnd
the undersigned and VIII hereafter carry
on a the old stand of the said firm 10.
~ Water street, Norioik. Virginia, the
Chambers and Groceries IN all it.
branches. under the name and style OF i
NJ. JORDAN x co.
All persons Indebted to the late firm o;
J.. NJ. Ped " son Will please mas
payment TO the undersigned
ie2l-im j. NJ JORDAN
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16

Roger and Gallcts Fine. Toilet Soap
Carnaion = beautifully boxed. 3
cases TO box 62.ec. Single cakes.
Rogor x Gailet's poudrc de Rig. vio-
let 20. package. Niolette do Parme
Roger X Galct's Anthea, Peau d.
llspagne ana Helioirope Blanc. 75c.
Roger x caret's Toilet Water, Vera
violelta, 81. Peau DEspaghe. csc.
Nioletta de Parme. S9c.
Roger : Callers Concentrated FIX
tracts. Niolctte de Parme, 50c.
o!nnse White Rose: Csc. ounce.
Violet ~. ounce. Vera Violetta.
i,eau D'Espagne. White Carnation,
l.. i.Serands rc ait r' Water. wi Violettes
pu Car. sl.S9 a bottle.
j. l.eerand's Exquisite Violette Soap,
35c. a cake
Packers Tar Soap. i9c.
Woodbury's Facial Soap. 17c.
Solsete's BAY Rum Soap. 25c. box
Coleate's Vloris Soap, SOC. box of
colgaie's Cues, Room Soap. s7.sc. q
Colsates Myoai;is Soap. s7,.c. G. box
Ia ParIsicnnc Glyccrlno Soap, 3 bars
nca;he@ Bells Soap. 15c. a box of
Sweet Violets soap. loc. box of
cakes
Lstcratei Tooth Powder. containing
lister,'nc. the, best tooth preserve
tive known. largo bottle. o5c,
Lyons Tooth Powder lac.
thldcr's Saponaceous Dentine. 100
ColG0tc's Dental Powder, lie.
Shcriicld's Dentifr.cc, lie
E"thvmol Tooth Paste. &c.
Rub.foam. 49,
Meade X Bakers Mouth Wash, 1Sc.
Sanitol, the new liquid antiseptic, un-
c1uailed for tho teeth and mouth.
Inc
Cuticura Resolvcnt. l5c
CAPITOL. the unr!vnllcd hair tonic, o5c.
Talcum Toilet Powder. &c. a package.
Menncn's I}oratod Talcum Powder.
Bradley's Violet Talcum Powder, 15c.
Sample free.
Oakley Violet T"lcum Toilet Pow
Prof. /. liuherrs NIalvina, removes
frecklcs and beauties the COM
:lcXion, i5c.
Frosiilia. l9c
d;evy's Lahiache Face Powder. soc.
Tetlow's Perfect Rec Powder, l0c
Sanders Face Powder 37i5c
Ammonia. full S2-ounce bottles 1oc.
This is but a partial list.
however, to show
low the prices range through
'ut the entire department.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16
MINES OF Trnnspor,. chnuwcu.

The following changes in the names
of the transports have been made at
the War Departments: Panama to
Hooker, Port Victor 10 Mcclellan, Rita
To Burnside. Mohawk TO Grant, Mobile
To sherman, Massachusetts to Sheri-
dan Manitoba 10 Logan. Minnewaska
to Thomas Mississippi to Buford, Mich
iSan to Fitzpatrick, Roumanlan to
Crook, OLDHAM to Mcpherson, Berlin to
Meade. Chester to Scdswick. Hartford
10 Ferry. Clearwater 10 Ingalls,. Scan
dia to Warren, BAY state TO The Aid.
Arizona to Hancock.
The following tugs have also been
renamed: britannia to Reno. Sara to
ord. Gypsum King Ia Siocum. Major
Mckinley 10 Summer. Olympic to
Weitzel. Harry Richardson To Richard
son. j. G. Watson TO Reynolds. Eugene
Churchill 10 Pope. Adons to Williams.
Edward Ward to Baker. Iron King to
Candy.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16
WATT, RETTEw & CLAY.
A Sale of
Toilet Articles.

Point to a stock in Norfolk
that compares favorably with
ourS-lf you can.
Impossible.
Point to equal prices on
standard goods if you can.
Impossible.
No old fogy ways of doing
business here.
Improved methods brings
lowered prices.
Here S proof -
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16
BASEBALL GOSSIP.
4 QUADRI-CITY LEAGUE IS TALK
ED ABOUT.

Baseball enthusiasts are still anxious
and hoping that some arrangements
can be made whereby the great ma
tional sport will be seen here this sum
mer. Richmond being in the. Atlantic
League will. of course, preclude that
city from going into State organiza-
tion. and it is the opinion of very many
that without Richmond a State League
would not pay.
There are others, however, who claim
that Il State League could be operated
successfully. and give as reason for tho
ialth that is i'll them, that there are
many amateurs who would play for
small salaries for the practice and eX-
perlence it would give and the oppor-
tunlty it would afford for advancement
10 stronger leagues.
11ICsG PC0PTc tiITnK mat a circuit of
Norfolk, Portsmouth, Newport News
and Petersburg would afford much
pleasure, and could be operated on not
an expensive basis. as the travelling
expenses would be light.
The idea would be 10 utilize all the
local players possible, the clubs being
made up OF amateurs and Scmi-profes-
SIGNALS. and the fact that there would
be nome boys on each team would
lend additional interes; 10 the games.
Mr.. K. Lancaster Williams. president
of the Norfolk Street Railway Com
pany and also the Petersburg Street
halfway Company, has expressed a
Willingness 10 assist in the undertaking.
and 1t is possible that efforts will be
put forward in the near future TO see
what can be done to organize the
quadri-city league.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16
COURT DECISIONS.
Notes Of Cases Recently Decided,
Which are Of Interest to
Our People,
DIGESTED BY W. B. MARTIN,
Exclusively for Virginian-P ilot.)
HoTcHKrss V. MIDDLEKAUF.

HOTCHKTSS V. MIDDLEKAUF.
Supreme Court of Appeals Of Virginia,
January Il, 1899.
A POWER OF ATTORNEY TO ENE-
CUTE a DEED MUST BE BY DEED
AND GIVE HIM AUTHORITY AS
COMPLETE AS DEED HE IS TO
GIVE.
a POWER OF ATTORNEY Is
STRICTLY CONSTRUED.
RATIFICATION OF. OR ACQUIES-
CENCE IN. AN ACT, IMPLY
KNOWLEDGE OF THE FACTS
AND SUCH KNOWLEDGE MUST
BE PROVED.
DECREE or \ FOREIGN COURT
DIRECTING SALE OF LUNATICS
LAND LYING IN VIRGINIA Is OF
NO EFFECT.
This was u suit in equity to cnjoin
an action of ejectmcnt 17Tri Qttict tftiic
to certain piece of land lying in Nir-
GINA. Plaintiffs claimed title through
and under Il deed to james Il. Mount
from Geo. Il. Butler as the attorney in
fact of States Wilkins. and as commit
tee of Helen -. IIawkcsworth a. lun-
attic, and his power ana authority both
as attorney-inf fact and as Il committee
were denied by the appellant. The
lower court decided in favor of the
plaintiff and the defendants appealed.
The court says:
The authority to execute Il deed
must be by deed. for the law requires
that the power of attorney to execute
a deed should be in writing and Of the
same solemnity as the deed ITSELF
ana the authority OF the agent should
be coextensivc with the act to he done,
and the instrument clothing him with
the authority IFS complete rs ttIG decd
winch he is to give Powers OF attor-
ncy are strictly construed. The pow
er of attorney under consideration no
Where authorizes the agent To sell and
convey. lie Is empowered ito demand
and receive of and from any person or
persons all such real and personal es-
tate ms states Wilkins may be enti-
tea to as son and heir al law of Jacob
wilkins and Ann, his wife. So far
therefore, rs George f. Butler under
TOOK 10 convey as attorney-in- fact of
states Wilkins, his deed is a nuilitv.
because the authority under which he
assumed to act conferred 10 power 10
execute such an instrument
Tho proceedings in the courts Of Now
york by which Helen II. lIawkesWorth
was adJudGed u lunatic and George t.
Butler was appointed her commute a
ana authorized 10 sell her land in the
state or Virginia, and tho deed exc
cutcd by him. in conformity with ANA
obedience To that order. constitute The
only authority with which Butler was
clothed to divest the title of Helen -.
iiaWkesworth and transmit it to the
grantee. IT Is settled law that real
es.ale Is exclusively subject to laws and
jurisdiction of the courts of the milton
Or state III which it is located. No
olnct Jaws can affect it. \ foreign
t ;'',.,I.L,, cin conoei party within its
Jur,Snlctlon 10 do an act in Virginia.
when act IL voluntarily performed by
sucn party would not violate the SOW
v ,,.,,' OF ms state. If Helen lIawcs-
W1rth had Dech OF sound mind ana had
voluntarily conveyed the property in
auta.!o non, Il would have been II valid
a q ros sm,,o everywhere SO if she had rs
book oSu 49, o. contract. trust or fraud
nucli under obiiSation To convey this
in pre- me court OF New York. hav-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16

Manchester. Va. March 3. 1881. l..
Rush. l1l1 Buchanan street. this city,
states that one OF his boys became
wasted in flesh and was dun and sleepy.
Hoods Sarsaparilla has made him strong
and neshy. Thc boy is II Noars CID.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16

S5,0OO.0o in one day. and yet We do
not find ii necessary TO close our store
TO deliver goods. Our customers are
so we'll pleased with the Great Far
goins we deal out in our Special Sales
of Diamonds and Watches that they
will not wait To have their purchases
sent up. We want you to see our new
stock of Stick Pins, the best we eyer
had. THE GALE JEWELRY co.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16
TEE CRUISER RALEIGH.
EN- ROUTE TO NORFOLK FROM
MANILA BAY.

Not long since the secretary of the
Board of Trade was instructed to write
TO Washington and ask the Chief OF the
Bureau of Navigation TO order the Raj
eigh. now en- route from Manila, to the
Norfolk navy yard for repairs. Yes
terday the following reply to this COM
munication was received:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16
DIED.

MuRPHREY.-At the residence OF her
sister. Mrs. NJ. a. Vail, No. 1l3 n. Reser-
voir avenue, Wednesday, March 18th.
1879 at $50 o'clock q. m.., ABACTATL
The funeral will take place from above
residence TOMORROW Crrlday) AT
TEInNOON at o'clock Friends OF the
family are invited to attend.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16
YOn Know

That tired feeling is exceedingly disa-
grcc.ble What is far better. you may
know. by fair trial. that Hoods Sar-
sapar.lla entirely cures it.
Hoods Pills cure nausea. sick head
ache. billiousncss. indigestion. Price %
cents
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16
WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TODAY.

Generally fair; warmer; brisk to high
east winds, becoming southeast to-day.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16

Be sure you nre right. then 60 to New
York Dental Rooms to have teeth ex-
tracted No pain. Newest Discovery
N Y Dental Rooms ONLY 3o4 Main
street. corner Talbot Ennes.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-16
WEATHER REPORT.

Washington. March 15.
Forecast for Thursday:
For Virginia and North Carolina
winds.