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The Ocala evening star., 1899-01-30
LOCAL NEWS AND VIEWS

GOOd collar at 9 cents at j. j.
Fuller's.
Wool golf hose, closing at G5
cents, at j. J. FulIer's.
y. II. Langsdon of Louisville,
ky., is a visitor in town.
ID. S. Woodrow went to the
mines today on business.
II. l.. Anderson left today for
Jacksonville on business.
New line of percales for ladies'
waists. Rheinauer & Co
(. A. Davidson of Gainesville,
Ca, IS at the Montczuma.
Dame has all kinds of nice
fruits coming in every day.
We lead the followers Of fash
ion. Davidson & NanEchop.
All wool half hose at % cents
at the closing sale Of j. j. Ful-
ler's.
Fast black and tan half hose
closing at 9 and II cents at j. j.
Fuller's.
r. 7. Talliaferro Of Jackson
Vile, is registered at the Ocala
House.
Nice heavy Balbriggan under
suits, closing at SO cents at j. j.
FujI4r's.
Misses and young ladies' cor
sets, so and rs cents. Rhclnauer
& Co.
Heavy Balbrlggan uudershirt,
43 cents, at the closing sale Of j.
j. FuIler's.
Hard water soap, SIX cakes for
25 cents, at the Anti Monopoly
drug store.
Fine SIG suits at $50, S8. 50
and $1,000 at the closing sale at
j. j. Fuller|s.
Keogh's Comedians at Opera
House Tuesday night in CA Turk
lsh Bath.''
J. L. Wells of Washington is
among the late arrivals at the
MontCZuma.
We are still making a big run
on clothing at the closing sale at
J. j. Fuller's.
Shirts to fit the figure and fig
ures to fit the purse. Davidson
& VanEchop.
Mrs. S. P. Anthony of Muncie,
Ind, formerly of Ocala, is visit
ing in the city.
Domestic clay or serge suits,
IS and upwards at the closing
sale at j. j. Fuller's.
Colgate's Vlvoras Soap, a new
violet, at the Anti Monopoly drug
store at 5 cents a cake.
HOODS PILLS cure nausea,
sick headache, biliousness and all
liver ills. Price 25 cents.
$l.25, $l.5O and 81 fancy stiff
bosom shirts, closing so, IS and
s. cents, at j j. Fuller'S.
New arrival of Heckcrs' goods,
Oatmeal, Buckwheat, Tapioca,
etc, at the Alliance Store.
If YOU want the best fruit for
the least money, go to Dame.
He has them and they are fresh.
WANTED-To rent a piano
Will take good care Of it. Must be
cheap. Apply at Tydlngs <,
Cos.
G. G. Stapylton, in the absence
of Rector Gray, read the services
at the Episcopal church ycster-
day, to the great pleasure Of his
The Ocala evening star., 1899-01-30
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Martin, comfort. Mrs. w. l..
Ditto, geranium in blossom. Mr..
and Mrs G. z. Powell, vase and
fancy work. j. r. Moorhcad,
county map.
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hardest TO bear of all human ailments
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cially susceptible TO Nervous Troubles.
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made her nerves strong and completely
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-17
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Norfolk Local
(Contin ued.)
Rev. Arthur seldom Lloyd, ID. d.
(The Southern Churchman.)

The Rev. Arthur Seiuen LIoyu, .. D.,
rector Oh 81. LUXE cnuicn, A>UriUiiA,
a., mas accepteu tho position Vi NIen-
G. al Secretary vI The bUilru VI ManaSerS
OIL Foreign and Domestic nIissiuus. Ine
bouru ana me Lndlcn Is lU De COIL
graduated OH TINS ueIIsIon on the part
of DIR. Lloyd. And in view OF DR..
LloyuS selection aiiu vi Ills acceptance
or the place, IL seems fortunate lnul the
Board should have been 50 long IN
filling the position DR.. Lloyd is a man
III the prime OF life, wise in deunns
with men, largely endowed with that
peculiar quality known, for want OF
better name, as personal magnetism.
and full oil zeal and enthusiasm Tor mis-
sonary work His close Identification
with the Brotherhood OF st. Andrew and
large influence in that organization
brings him into sympathetic contact
with very large numbers of the best
element OF young men in the Church;
and his extended travels in the interest
OF the Brotherhood does away with any
necessity for an introduction of the new
secretary of the Church ut large. His
voice has already been heard many
times In matters of vital interest to the
Church, and many have learned to look
to him as a leader and shaper of opinion
and action. Certainly, it will hardly
be questioned that the cause of missions
In our Church just now needs our best
talent and most burning enthusiasm,
and In both these qualities the Board
has made an eminently wise selection,
1t Is to be hoped that the coming of
Dr. Lloyd into the work of the Board
OF Managers of Missions will mark a
new era and the beginning of u new
impulse In our missionary work at horne
and abroad. DIR. Lloyd has n large and
ever growing circle OF warm, personal
friends wherever he is known and the
influence OF his personality Is felt; and
from them all. as from the loyal chill
dren Of the Church everywhere, the ear
nest prayer will rise to the Oliver OF
very good and perfect Gift, that he may
have abundant success in his new work.
and that by Gods good grace, In his
hands the missionary work of the
Church may grow and prosper. Pros
per Thou the work OF his hands; oh!
prosper Thou his handiwork"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-17
U University OF VIRGINIA
NOTES FROM THE soUTH's GREAT
SCHOOL,


charlottesville, Va, Nov, 16.-The
Varsity eleven has been hard at work
getting into shape for their big game
with Georgetown at Washington next
Saturday. For the last few days the
team has had secret practice in sig
nails All the men are in good condi
ton and great game may be expect
ed. Excursions will be run from Char
lottesvllle. Richmond, Lynchburg and
other points. Over two hundred stu
dents will accompany the team to cheer
the Orange and Blue on to victory.
Plans for systematic roofing have been
arranged so that the team will find
loyal support.
The University library is in receipt
OF a rare old volume, owned by Presi-
dent James Madison. Mr.. Frank p.
Brent, secretary Of the State Board OF
Education. in running through some
books at secondhand bookstore In
Richmond, came across a copy of "A
Dissertation on the Ancient Tragedy
by Thomas Franklyn. Of Oxford. Re-
cogniZinE the volume as q rare one,
MIR. Erent purchased 1t, and in looking
through it's pages. he discovered the
original owner of the book to have
been President James Madison, whose
autograph was found on the title page.
Among the visitors at the University
this week was General Fitzhugh Lee.
In the V1rEinia-GeorBetow game at
Washington Saturday, Mr.. Bob Arm
strong, of Yale. at present coaching the
Naval Academy, and Mr.. Andrews,
president of Princeton Athletic Asso-
citation, will referee and umpire, re-
spectively. These two men will give
you entire satisfaction.
Mayor McCue has received a letter
from Hon. Jefferson NJ Levy saying
he will give his hearty cooperation in
the matter of the celebration of JEFF
fersons birthday.
An elegant reception was given by
Professor and Mrs. Graves Tuesday
evening from to o'clock
Invitations have been issued to the
marriage Of Professor Richard Heath
Salney, OF the University, to Miss Lily
Heth Davis, of Charlottesville. The
marriage will take place Wednesday,
November 2ath. at 4 p. IN. In the Uni
TeFssitt Chapel.
Mr.. william A. Clark. Jr., son OF
Senator Clark, Of Montana, and B. l..
of last year, will return to the Uni
versity to take up postgraduate
course in law
The following question Will be deb :
ted In the Washington Literary Socle-
ty Saturday evening: Resolved, That
the United States tender Its good off,
ces to the British government Of the
Transvaal to arbitrate their trouble"
Messrs. Skeen and Stroud for the af-
firmative and Messrs. Murfee and
Chalkley for the negative.
DIR. Barringer Will address the JEFF
ferson Literary Society next Saturday
night
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-17
v. NJ. !. REoPEMIMG.
NOVEMBER % FIXED UPON AS
THE TIME.
tBy Telegraph to virglnIan-Pnot)

{By Telegraph TO Yirglnian- Pilot.)
Lexington. Va, Nov. 16.-The Board
OF Visitors oe the Virginia Military
Institute. at a called meeting of that
body held here last night determined
to resume duties and studies at the
school November %. The school has
been closed on account of typhoid
fever epidemic, which prevailed there
previous to October 18TH
The report OF the State Board of
fever at the institute has been made.
and Is rs follows:
After thorough inspection of the
buildings. grounds, water and milk
supplies. etc.. of the Virginia Military
Institute, as per your request, we beg
leave to submit the following report:
The buildings and grounds were In
excellent sanitary condition, except as
regards the sinks. etc.
THE water supply, as to source, was
pure. burt we believe became contain
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-17
tings Court OF Newport News; writ O
error refused. s:S e. = 5.1i 49, - g

error refused.
y. tate, VS.. commonwealth, writ of err
ror refused; N orfolk county.
!, Dotson VS.. Gillian, Circuit Court Of
wise county appeal refused.
:, Smith VS.. Grlzzle, Circuit Court OF
Oi i,,h county; appeal refused.
uoinpson and ais. VS.. Common
wealth., Circuit Court OF Patrick coun-
~, writ OF error refused,
w aShington Steamboat Co. VS.. Lyles.
corporation Court City Of Alexandria;
witt OF error refused,
Maize VS.. Roanoke Dew. Co., Circuit
ror refused. 5la .
Johnson VS.. Powell, Circuit Court Of
Louisa county; appeal refused.
HatiiHes admir- VS.. Rutliffe and ais,
circuit Court OF Buchanan; appeal re-
fused. ~
Beale &C Co. VS.. Hall, receiver: petit
uon to rehear: petition refused.
Crazy VS.. Sulphur Mines Company,
Circuit court OF Louisa county; motion
or appellees to dismiss for failure to
give pond as required by law; motion
granted and writ Of error dismissed.
Conrads administrator vs. Fuller;
argued by Bergman Green for appel
iant and l. G. Berkeley and r. w.
Fe eIa Tor. appellees, and submitted.
me next cases to be called are: Har-
-, :. - ~ tllOI VS.. SIarneLl, LAM
vile Street Car Company VS.. Watkins,
McConville vs.. National Valley Bank,
OK stanton, Nos. g. 10 and II.
Inc proceedings in the United States
circuit Court Of Appeals yesterday were
as follows.
No. BIZ. J. M. Bear & Co., ct ais, petit
ton In bankruptcy of T. D. Rhodes, re-
spondents in petition to revise the deci-
sion OF the United States Court at
Charleston; submitted on briefs.
No. S26. j. J. Higgins ct ais. appel
lants' VS.. w. f. Doley, appellee; APP
peal from Circuit Court at Parkers-
Durg. w. Va. Argued by A. D. Fallett
ana Is: M. Amber, for appellants, and
mitted.
Court adjourned until 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-17
Virginia Christian Endeavor convcn-
ton.

(By Telegraph to Virginian-Pilot.)
Lexington. Va. Nov. 16.-The ninth
annual session Of the State Convention
of the Young Peoples Society Of Chris
tlan Endeavor of Virginia met this
evening in Trinity Methodist Church.
There was a large number Of delegates
present w. r. Kennedy, State presi-
mt, presided. Addresses were made by
Rev. DR.. j. a. Quarles, of Washington
and Lee University: Rev DR.. r. j. Nc
Bryde, Rev. H. p. Hamill, Mr.. w. w.
Douglas and Rev. Forest J. Prettyman.
The session will continue until Satur-
day night.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-17
NEWPORT NEWS

tBy Telegraph to virainian-Pilot)
Newport News. Va, Nov. 16.-At 9:45
o'clock this morning the new battIeship
Kentucky left the ship-yard for New
York to receive the final cleaning up In
the dry-dock preparatory to making her
official speed trial off the New England
coast on the 23d Of this month under the
eyes OF the Naval Board of Inspection
and Survey.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-17
ROANOKE.
ANTI-sP1TTING ORDINANCE -
SIX I'LL CRUSHED

oAOLL CRUSHED.
Roanoke, Va, Nov. 16-The Roanoke
City Council has adopted spiutlng
ordinance, making 1t IL Unable oirense
TO spit on the sidewalks OF the city or
in any public place. The ordinance was
championed by Councilman w. r. Ter
rlil and VIII go into effect on January L.
a day or two ago at the Consolidated
mine Noah Lyle, II young white man.
became involved in u difficulty with
William Crockett. colored cripple,
when the latter struck Lyle across the
head with his crutch. crushing his skull.
Lyle is said TO be in a critical condi-
ton. while his assailant is locked up in
the county Jail.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-17
NEWS FROM RICHMOND AND OTHER PARTS o. VIRGIN

mated at certain points on the stoops.
The outbreak was due to no local
cause, but was imported to the prem
ises, and finding suitable soil for propa-
cation, soon infected the water supply.
The board recommended q number of
sanitary improvements, which it is
understood will be made.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-08-11
Ultin1 Ia bora.
Los PROPOSE tos del General
Davis Sc realizan,

FL Gobierno de Washington empieza a
responder las sugestiones hechas por ell dig.
no gobsrnante de Puerto Rico.
Sc han recbido de Washington, por el
Gobernador General cablegramas que anuncian
ell envio Immediate do millones de libras de-
arroz habichueas para las indigentee. Sc
exencionan de derechos las msquinalias con
destino la sgricultura las fabricas do asu.
Car.
Ell gobierao americana no se parara en- 6s
to animado por .uu espfritu de protection a
Puerto Rico en- este fatal periodic de calamida
des, por efecto del terrible huracan del dia 8.
Hermosas esperanzas sonrien para los necesita'
DDS
Ei General Davis, que hs prooelido con
gran actividad en- sus gestiones, presta prefs
rente atenci6n las neoesidades del pats h.
demostrsdo gran inter6s en- tom,r toda kuerte
de medidas Su nobflisima conducta en- 6stas
olrcunstancias es digna de aplausos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-08-11
Rennitido.

s6ame permitido aconseja los se1iores
Erofesores profesoras que determinen pa
sar q los Estados Unidos con 81 unioo prop6-
sito de sprender el ing16', que no puedan
disponer de los recursos neeesarios . Ia vida
durante el tempo de su residencia en- aquel
pafs, 10 mediten m iuramente autes de re.
solver.
ri pasaje gratis de ida facilmente 10 OBJ
tend; an; mas el retorno es muy dudab!e. Ser
colocados en- establecimientos de Instruction
y dar clases de espaf1ol es una esperanss cue
no Sc ha realisado en- ninguno de los que hasts
ahora han pasado a dicho pats oontando oon
este recurso. Lo dioho es Ia expression fel y
honrada del que ACADIA de regresar de Nueva
York con tan triste experiences.
Bsyam6n, Agosto IL he 1899.
Dr. 4. Stahz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-08-11
Un cable
del general Davis.
Al departame nto de la guerra de Washi1

Al departamento de la guerra de Washing.
Agosto 1870.
Los u'timos informes recibi los pru ebsn
q1e ell hur ac&n Ia sid muoho mas severe en ell
interior Sud de Ia 1sa qua squf. No hay
adn datos exsctos de las p6rd das tufri1as por
los puertor,iquehcs; pero los obtenidos hasta
la fecha me inducen s Greer que los muertos no
bsjan de mil, siendo inminente la miseris. Pi'
do que envien Embellishments Ponce dos
medic millones de libra de arroz igual can.
tidad de habichuelae, y alguna parte ests Ca
pital. Sc aoade todos los commentaries de
puestos mili.ares de la isla en- demanda de so.
eofros,
1Se me autori1a para socorrer s los pobres
desventuradcs con comida arroz = habichaelas?
Ha habido muchos ahogados muchos
muertos por derrum bsmiento de paredes. Al
gunss poblaoiones han sido completam ante
destruidas. Hssta la fechs no se ha sabido mas
que de oustro puertos. Dos cuarteles han sido
tots|mente destruidos; en- otros dos los depar
t.mentos de una compafiia fueron destrozados
Las tropas estkn sin camas.
No Sc ha sabido NADIA adn de Ponce Ma.
ysgues, los dos puertos mss importantes de 10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-08-11
Confornne.

Hemos vi>to en- el diario La CoRkEspoN
DHNc1A en- su ediai6n de ayer, un suelto publi'
oado por nuestro queri 10 amigo compaf1ero
ell sefior Caevas Aboy, dirigido los maestros
publicos. Nos pareoe muy aoertado So pare
GER.
En- las crftioas oircunstancias porque atra.
viesa ell Msgisterio puertorriqueno, no hay que
pensar por hoy en- jublaoiones y sf que 50 dis
tribuya 10 que cada m ae.tro le corresponds.
La opinion de la mayor parte de los maestros
de la ls!a estA conforme con la. .nuestra, segan
hemos podiio YER en- las aotas que sc van reci
biendo para la pr6xima Asamblea
Debe sf estabeoerse una Quota obligatoria
entire los maestros para que al fallecer uno, sc
le entregue la familia una cantidad dada.
H. Y. III.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-08-11
A los S[es. A|ca|des
de Ia |sIl,

Causandome pens profunda llegan mi
conocimiento las noticias de los males que ha
ocasonado en- la isa ell ci ,l6n dsi dia del CO.
rriente, del jando sin hogsr 4 millaresi'ds seres
ipfelices y cresndo un estalo de miseria dgno
de Immediate atenci6n. >
Utilizando la autoridad medios que es
tan 4. mi a,cance para mitgsr en- 10 possible ess
dsegracia general, dirigf un cablegrama Wa.
shiDeton dando cuenta del fatal &C conteoimiento,
y soiicita lido qua Sc haga pnb,ioo, para que las
personas CT ta,ivss en- los Est 'dos Unidoe, al.
xi!iea la, vfctmas del huracan cen fondoe,
alimentos y vestidos.
He dlspuesto la form acion de una Junta
de aux,lios On esta Capital, que celebrarA reu'
niones dis ri. 8, con el enoargo de reoibir y or
gsn!zar los recu's )s que se destlnen al benehCo
fn de ramed dar los u cseitsdos.
Juntas de tres pr rsonas de respetabiiidad,
kerkn asfmismo forma das en- todos los pueblos
para obrar ie acuer 10 n la JuLts de San Juan
en- u obeto indicado.
Las pet; ciones de sooorros que &c hagan de
cada pueb o, serAn dirigidas al Presidente de
la Junta de San Juan, Coronel John Van r
Httf
70 abrigo a e,peran.a que las Autorida.
des de los Esta1os Unidos, tomaran medidas y
r solucio1 ca que benefcien de modo convenien'
te los sgricu torres, salvsndo ademas la peno'
s.tuac1on ,e ag bia actu.mente las cla'
ses ment sterosas.
Re.tame aoer IN llamamiento los ele.
mentos pudientes d. la isa. para que On todos
los pueb, os 8, lev sntsn sas,rlpciones, bsjo la
direction de las Juntas locales ind cadas. con
apics con 4 mitgsr ell infortunio de las vfcti'
mas del temporal.
Seguro e.toy de que en- e.ta ocssi6n, como
siempre, qaedarAn acred tados 'os generosos y
ca,itativos sentimientos de los habitantes de
este pafs
ifrmado) GEO w. DAVIS,
Gobernador General.