davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13
3ailroads.
pennsylvania


STATIONS foot OF WEST TwENrY.rHIRD STREET
AND DksBRObSEs AND tORTLANDr STREETS.
hD The leaving time from Debbrossrs and
C"rtlnndt streets is five minutes later than
thnt given below for Twcnty-third street
station, except where otherwise noted.
s;55 A. VI. FAST MAIL Limited to two Buffet
pari1r Cars MN iorA 70 Pits4nrg. Se"ping Car
s:sS /. n $ILI$EI Ei!t;SgTf si% GiSSy[ianl.
ssSir r Csrs For chicago, Clevrla"d Toledo.
lTa'@hE' aS5 b 81 I3rs II ER kS%
TOT NsshNllle via Cincinnati. indianapolis, Chi
5'b6 7. Vi. WEsTrRN EXPRESS For chicazo.
-. EGr i"l"Io except b s4tnr,sy ,.yn,S, g.,
P.tt.lnry, Cleveland. Cincinnati. LOUSY lie, In.
.,b5 i. Vi. PHtit il EXPRESS For pittsburr anl
Chicago. For Knoxville. daily, via Shenandoah
Valley Route. Connects for C!oiclard cArcrtsat.
So" r. NJ RsshE%;,c; 2pH Gayt'opd' street, 49,
sicrpinp Car New York To- htoonr faat Iii n' y,
pitisburE ana points West, daily except Sunday.
wASMiNGT0N AND THE SorTu.
400 s:a5. "23, 1910 businesses street 1910 Cort
4. NJ, i2'59, .:io N.sLrosnrs sire, 2:io, cor,;
L I ali pa ~" and i bnMr @ pSm
t.1, ~ lining rsr. s:S5 P ~. ia i5lo nisHt.
HDning Cars as u ninx Carr. 4.56 Dining taD
s6rrliEisN RiiLwAtYY.'- Express. 200 4.25 p. NJ,
~ $$S "I,,. 4 s,; nem
Atlantic COAST I'M Iipr .e; "H VIZ 4. NJ and
fSE Sb RS$r sF3h sy daily
AfiXNTlc CITY. .2;iop. NJ, Week Gsys ,pe,hros.os
rs S f2 4 Nc cg Train, s BURG, i tioI F. N.
ci lat.If;F c%a n AID Gomn d. G'"r
For poii t. ~ Now Ynrk aud Long Branch Railroad
rrom West twenty thirl street sa,!on,. 500 \.
NJ, 40. l:lu Saturdays only. -, 2:55. ":25.
u, NJ, A., NJ,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13
NEW YORK ONTARIO & WESTERN Ry.

TraIls lCAvu foot OF " l2d It ns fOllUws u min.
utcs earlier from Franklin ST.:
7.ES A. M.-Day express for all statinns 10 os-
.DC wngo. Connections for Lakes Muh INK, Min
he raskR ana Kamcsna. PArlur cars.
dix 4. M.-Monntain express +" Ellenriile; LIB.
a. - rrty and inter mediate stations Lake hi tme-
sha and White Lake parlur cars.
.lnp. M.-tSAtur,lays onlyl-Stations to Ellen.
l:UO VILE. Rpckland Lake Kiamrsha and White
Lake. ParlOT cars.
C,Jh l.. M.-vcstihule Limited stations to El.
OIL - lenville, Rockland. Lakes Muhunk. Mime
wasIa Riamesha and White Lake. Parlor ears.
al 4. VI. Franklin ST.. !, 40 +. Ito chi.
O:lD cago daily stops at Mnldletnwn, Liberty,
l. Manor Walton. N1rw.rh. 9ne,d", 0.we9G; NinesrA
(seats free through to Chicago via Wabash.
'IrCKETS AND PARl0K CAR SEATS AT 81
l Broadway y. Z. y. Y. Transfer 60. hooks bag,
gage from residence to destination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13

Total ~

NEwPonT Aug l2-There was n big crowd
OH the links OF the Newport Golf Club to-day.
when the weekly competition for two cups o.
fered by the club WAS in order There were ak
teen players in Glass A aud fourteen in Glass r.
the winners and their scores leing as fol-
lows: Class A-Robert +. rflfc. 81. 10. IL (:
Class B-H b. Thayer. 10. Is. ~.
Gossip of tho Ring.
Joe Fairburn. OF Philadelphia. says that | Q
VIII he unable 10 meet Dave sui Aan at Il U
Greenwood A. {. next Saturday night, as he
broke his hand while III training.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13
TOWN AND COUNTRY GOLF.
RICHMOND COUNTY TEAM WISS on
THE HARBOH HILL LINKS.

New Mark Is Recorded Over the Ann
persnnd Course-StiieS Wins the Ardsley
and Ten Eyck the 5 Andrews Handicap
Lawrence Harbor Bratsthe HoiIywoods,
series OF team matches that promise to be
as interesting as the tri-cornered fight for tho
$500 team championship trophy oi staten Is
land last year. although the teams are OF ak
instead OF ten a side. began yesterday between
the same contesting clubs. the Harbor Hill.
Richmond County and Staten Island Cricket
and Baseball. Yesterdays match was at
Harbor Hill. between the homo team and
the Richmond County Representatives. Last
season the latter team captured the trophy
and may win out again The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13
BALTIMORE g. OHIO R. R.

FOR IuE WEST.
Leave New York South Ferry Whitehall TERMINAL.
and foot OF Liberty street. Time shown is fr IN
South Ferry. Leave Liberty street minutes later.
'Duly. Except SUNDAY. Sundays.
CHICAGO. +4:aU NJ. Liberty street oniS Fi:25
fIfTsByKG. +a:so A. NJ. Liberty street only.
"GiiNGiNNATi ST louis. $3.50 A. NJ. 1888 p. NJ.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. t1.65. 1858 DINER.
"II;25 A. M ,DincT. tI2:35 p. NJ. diner +l:25
DINER. - 81 r'Roygl Limited" exclusively Pull.
and *l2;Ii night. NORFOLK, tl2:55 p NJ.
All traipH are illuminated with pnSch Light
OhIes: ia. l72. 2hl, +3+, 1924 Broadway %
Union 81. W, l27 Bowery n Y: $40 Fulton At. $50
Graham Rv., brooklyn: Whitehall Terminal and Lib
erty ST. baggage checked FRI m hotel or residence t.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13
CENTRAL-HUDSON coats.
ALBANY Evening Line.

Steamers AblRONDAck and DEAN RICHMOND
leave Ptrr 81, " r. foot Canal st. at u p VI. daily
(studays oNrrpted1. connecting with express trains
for Saratoga. lake George hIchnrid springs,
tho West summer Exclusion tickets at reduced
rates. Saturday night steamer connects with Sun
day morning train tor saratoga, North Greek, teld-
well and steamer on Lake George.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13
New York and Boston All Rail.

NY.N II. h II. r. Il, and connection.
From Grand Genital station.
leave. iIy way of Due
Q:U4 4 Al, Springfield ana WOrt ester. 3:3U P NJ.
1000 A. VI, thew lnndOn and Providence, auOPA.
kluOg A. NJ %Nrw lnlon aud Providence, 4tH z NJ.
i2:uuM., springfield and Worcester, 5:-OP. II.
HOO L. NJ. Air Line VIA M.lhmRuti', NuuP VI.
I:u2p.M, New London aud Providence. 7tOOp NJ.
800 NJ" New London aud Providence. 300 IN
400 NJ. -Sprngh,ld and Worcester. lNUuP N
Ii:uI NJ, "Sew L1ndl ~ and Providence, l!OU = NJ
81 UOP VI -SpIiHgt,,ld and Worcester. G:i5 NJ.
Si.:uOP M New icndon and Providence, h25A VI.
#Hnnb daily, ~, ndlng SuudaN.
tIBay state Limited all Iarlor cars; fare. s. in.
cIuding larnr ar seat
sttnhrr Sint'nn Boston. Return scrvlrc same iur
and by sam" route. EMlll sIop0t l2h'h -.
Through paIlur and slice ping ears by each train.
4. T. lIEMPSfEAD. ten. Pass. Agent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13
CATSKILL EVENINGLINE

SteNrcrs ONT IONA and kAAIFKSKILL leave
foot Of Christopher II. every week day at q 7. VI.
On SATURDAYS OSlEORA ut / 30 I. NJ. and kAAT-
FRSklIL ntG =. NJ
Trains for Caro-. PNlenvie, Otis Summit, Haines
Corners and Tannersyille connect
li,i cles free Horses and carriages taken.
prtcrintiNn folder mhlleN frnn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13

Ii. F, KrackowlzNr, Jay 3, Jones. sidney Mad
docks. A. l.. Norris aud Clarence r. MacMnhon
also competed but failed to turn In their cards.
1t Is wrong conclusion to stnte that the
foursome for the amateurs an professionals
at Baltusrol on Friday was for Fixed stake"
as had been reported The facts are TINT The
iour-bAll match between II. p. Toler and Ander-
son and II. A. Colby and Park was arranged
purely as a test of skin and was brought about
by Colby saying he thought Park the best pro-
feSsional in this country. He wanted an oD-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13
NEW YORK CENTRAL,
Trains arrive at aud depart from Grand Central
,tAtiun AID ST New YorL

X l. T. VI VISION.
pI2 A. NJ. aud a:55 Z. NJ. Daily. except Sunday to
Pittsfed. Sundays only at V:2O A. 81.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pnt-.h Light.
Ticket Offices at ll3. 2Nl, I IL and l2lS Broadway.
~ Union 81. W.. 235 Columbus av. 81 ". l26th st.
Grand Central Station. 18th St Station and l3s;i
at Station, New York, 38s and 100 Fulton st. and
100 Broadway, Il. D.. brooklyn.
Trlcphon" "21tO Thirty eighth street, for New
York Central Cab Service. baggage checked from
hotel ur residence by WrstCOu Express Company.
GEORGF II. DANIELS. GCncIal Passenger Ateat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13
DELAWARE, lACKAWANHA & WESrERY,

stations III Sew lulk. foot OF barclay and Christn
pher So. Leave. Arrive
Binghhmtrn Msli,,..... :....,, 500 am $50 pm
Buffalo, Ithaca. OSw' ~ EN.... #iunO am h,nO nm
Uhlra A., and Buialo EIpreEs. "l:uO pm $500 pm
SCRANTON, WikrsDarie and
Plymouth Express ............ 400 pm I2:gu PIN
Chicago aud buffalo Linn. FL. - :uu pm EI.3U am
Buffalo FL. Jar. BuhLlO ann $3.50 I'M ~ 30 am
ithaca Oswrgo. Utica ~ go. "p:RO pm AT;BO am
Sleeper to Scranton. Nay be occupied to 80 M
Tickets and Pullman accOmm odatohs at IN s, 42v
and $50 Broadway and IA Park place.
West otis Express Company will call for and
shell haVVARs to destination. SDAilE,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13

J. @. Ten Eyck. one OF the charter members
aad in 1909 President Of the 81. Andrews uulf
Club. won the general handicap there yoster-
day with the good card OF % 1885,. Ten Eyck.
In the old days was u scratch player and his
gross score If yesterday. which was one OF tho
bsst made this summer over the long Mount
Hone links. would indicate that he IL getting
bnck to his former sterling game. Quite n
number took part but when they saw Ten
Eyck's score posted they tore up their cards
Some who withdrew were ". T. Hodgmnn
Frank Cunningham. Everett Masten. J. H. ELL
beck. W A. Taylor and j. y. A. Johnson.
PATERSON. Aug. l2-Fourteen mon from
Englewood were outplayed by the North Jei-
sey Country Club team on tho local links this
afternoon. Tho score:
MONTH JFRyEY ESGtEwoOD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13

Only the six new holes are now In use at Van
Cortlandt Park. the old nine holes being under
repair. Yesterday. although many OF the reg
ular players are now out OF town. thore was
crowd on the public links. The following made
three rounds each OF the six ho!es. in the best
figures OF the day: J. r. Taylor. 80. ~. 32-95:
W. f. Bell. 81. 33. 32-0B: H. BashfoTd. ~. ~.
34-lO3: A. Craven. 50. 30. 33-nS; DR.. Walker.
"a. 32, 3G-1O2.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13
HARTFORD LINE

from Pier -. Fast River daily except Sunday AT p.
NJ. tor Connecticut River LANDING, connecting for
Springfield, HuYoke, Sur'hhold, and all New hug'
land rints. Saturday excursions at reduced rates.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13

LAKE CHAMPLAIS, Aug. Flowing to the
fact that the weather looked threatening this
afternoon. the President and Vice President
did not attend the golf match which was won
by the Apersand team. The play was highly
exciting. the Ampersand men winning by .
points. W. Y. Marsh OF Morristown. a member
Of the Ampersand team. played a remarkably
strong game The match was contested ac-
cording to the system adopted by the Tuxedo
Golf Club. In foursome played after the
match. by C. s. Ransom OF the Albany County
Club and Charles K. Henderson. Jr.. OF the
Morris County Golf Club. against W. Richard
son Thurston and W. Y. Marsh. both OF the
Morris County Club the later broke the record
OF the Champlain course with n score OF saj.
winning by a score Of = up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13

GLEN Cove. Aug. 12.-In the regular Satnr-
day contest for the Adams cup. the Country
Club members turned in the following cards
to-day:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13

portunity for Park to show his skill. The two
professionals were paid for their services in
the match by Toer and Colby.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13

The putting matches are no longer features
OF the Saturday play at the Ardsley Club. ms the
women have nearly all left for the mountains
or Bea-shore. but there was II good turnout Of
the men Yesterday for the Class and B handi
caps over the full course. which Is now in
splendid order.
In tho Glass A handicap the winner was
Thomas W. stiles. with the card OF 0D. o. 81.
The other cards showed the following results:
Fred. l.. Eldredge. "a. u. *: l.. Is.
Churchill. ~. 9. 81: II. A. lIaydell. 81. q, 81 {:
J. Sanford Barnes. Jr.. !#;. q. so: II. S. Brooks
81. y. 81. Only the cards were returned In the
class B section OF the handicap; f. s. Billings.
113. 30. 81 and C. W. Clark. ll2. 20. 92. John
Farman. the Ardsloy professional. says that
the report is untrue that he Is to succeed Willie
Anderson at the Baltusrol Golf Club.
Robert &. Stetson. Acting tecrctary OF the
Stock bridge Golf Club sends word to The
Sun that tho animal open tournament. in
which the Stockbridge Cup is the chief trophy.
will be held on Aug. ~ 30. 81 and Sept l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13

WANTED a thoroughly experienced
and competent man for Head Porter.
Apply Superintendent Office, 4th
floor after 5 p. NJ. fred'k Ioeser &
Co., Brooklyn, N. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13

tho match against the Hollywood team, on the
Hollywood links. Mt Long Branch, yesterday.
by "a to .. The nrstffour mon on tho visiting
team piled w no less than sixteen holes against
the four strongest players on the homo team.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13
.... lEENtU IiSE,
,0MPAGElE GfmERbLE IRkhSAILANIIOLE.

Coo gatc Tor Classification.
statesmen wanted, thoroughly ex-
perienCed ones for Upholstery Dept.
Apply Superintendent's Office, 4th tlou
between s and 9 a m, or after 5 p. m.
Freak Loser & Co., Brooklyn, NY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13

MINING MACTfINEPY.-FRAsER h CHALMERs,
Nl Su broadway New York, manufacturers of min
ing aud smelling machinery. Estimates on mining.
milling and smelling supplies promptly furnished
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13
OCEAN Steamers.
MAINE STEAMSHIP 90.

DIRECT LINE TO PORTLAND, MAINE
Connecting with all railroad aud steamship line,
10 all summer rrsOrts Steamships Hotauo Hall
new and Manhattan" leave Pier No. ~, Y. H.,
foot Of Market ST., every 1urslnr ThnrsdRy and
SATURDAY, at = T.. NJ. Stcahl"'s fitted with every
cnre Of passcugpr-. Ticket Offices NJ. 2pO Broad.
way. corner ot Road" St. and general Office, No. IN
South 81. ul"uSit" NE ii r.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13

MINING MACHINERY. t ne1celled in efficiency.
4h GATES IRON WORKS II broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13

A bogie handicap at tho Marine and Field
yesterday. brought in only n moaGre return
OF scores. although some fifteen set out to
overcome the Colonel" The result:
N. II. Curtis. handicap q. down: c. A. Boodv,
~, down; \. II. wilkins, 10. 10 down l.. q. Nal.
lett. II. IL down f. II. Kinney. II. II down.
w +. Richards. 1O3. 10. ~. won the tic with
r. b. Walker In last weeks handicap yesterday
at the Crescent A. G. Fifteen started In tho
class A handicap. which was won by II. s.
Downs. ~. 3. ri. This gives to him lead for
the cup offered by Jay s. Jonos for the hest
net score on the links this season Tho sum
mary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13
Mining News.

EOt'NG Man wants position with undertrler. 81.
i pcrIeurui, reliable. etc. Undertaken Box it8,
Uptown Sun. 1928 Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13

\ Ew FLAT s22 900: Equity Sio0nOi take Brook
~ Ign private house. owner 40 Morris Ave.
next to l4Sth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13

I rP TO 5000 600 easily earned bv taking par. IN .
\ government enterprise For particulars hI-
ply T. W. Fodur Coz Dorothea str. IT, BUDAPEST
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13

L'NGRANERS for Book Cover Stamps md Iett"rs.
IL Steady work. cut Engraving Co. 49, 9Th Ave-
" FRY good fishing on steamer Dolphin. formerly
the Foster; only boat ever built for ocean hsh-
ing. Daily from f: 3lst St" 1:4oi Battery. $40.
Fare, 81 90, with bait Ladit \, Doe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13

WHLIAMsTowS. Aug. 12.-The Women s
handicap at the Taconic Coz Club this after
noon was won by Miss Downs. net score 50.
Miss Ruth Sabln won second prize. score ~
The contestants were Misses stoddard. Curtis,
Doughty. HOPKINS. Sabins. Downs. Polly
Curtis and Mrs. Fabens
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13
TROY BOATS,
For Block Island, Orient, Grcenport, Shelter
island, SouthoId and Sag harbor.

Steamer leaves Pier n. T. X. duut Wall st., week
dAyp. except Saturdays, at $3.50 NJ, Saturdays. loo
7. NJ Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays, steamer
stops at Southoli and Ur."nt Point. steamer shin
ncGock leaves New York Mondays s:'OA VI. Mon
day rNrMrsinn trkcts for retnrm same day. k2OW.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13

10th st. 22s w.-Dr Grove ours irrsg'qIAr,tI les
H At once. without pain Or InedIcIuei Zee 4Los
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13

A pR AND MRS. SIMPSON tie Leading special
~. is'S In New lnik surrNs-tullr treat all f"mRlO
complaints and lrrc-r rlIt"o. - yGpu' rtpsrtenrn;
IriV itr sAIrllNrum trrin'0 nurses treatment guar.
IN ed free con dent 81 uAN! HtuQ - west nth
It., year BTua tWa!.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13

Scores in the weekly contest for the ]. b,
Elmendorf Cup. at tho Staten Island Cricket
and Base Ball Club. yesterday. showed that
the winner was +. c. sheldon. who. for his
four rounds OF the Fox Hills Course. made
total OF 22". which. with his handicap OF ~
made his net returns 157 W. f. Findlay, with
the same handicap. was second with 10l net
Tho third In the rnce was + J. Shriever. with
242. A. 1914. ard + f. Hubbell. 273, "a 2O'
was fourth. There were over thirty to com
pete in all
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13
OLD nN. HKEN, l6 ycnr. a spcnln!l.t ia

A.-,A.-t.-QtI rKEST rERM ANENT
a Nf. In ulr .D,i.s 81 mem dangerous cases
lIcitrd; rcli"i OF uucr, ihusr d"SirinE only hrst-
class scientific trr.' urnt Should call Tue lead uE
specialist. Dr Hrr.rInI, IlI ESr 1ISI SI.,
. ~ ). Ia D. SuhuHyu, 10 to l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13

IADIEst Chiche;ters English PcOnyreyal Pns
u r. 9. .t n.H' are The & n. ~,
i~ L.A., - ,.T.'T ~ RStrGr M9ll:, hH"%
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13

FALL RIVER. Aug. 1.-THE first Circuit meet
in New England OF the National Cycling Assoc
citation. occurred at tho local track to-day and
was productive OF the best racing seen there
this season. There were three professional
events. a al class special ono mile champion
shin and two-mle handicap There were
5000 people present. In the final heat OF the
90 class Mertcns and Hadncld were sent In
TO pace and II. A. Miller was winner with OF
to Maya second and jay Eaton third. Time,
2:Oi.
In the milo chNmpion-h Tom Cooper was
the winner with Owen KImls second, How
ard Freeman third and t. A. Mcfarland. fourth
Time. 2:O4 10 There WAS hot sprint at the
finish OF this race.
The two-milo handicap was In two heats
with Cooper scratch man In the frst aud Nc
Farand on tho mark In the second. In the
final Stevens. May. Mertens and HHdheld got
together at once and kept far ahead OF tho
other four, finishing in the order named in
10.
Haven WAS fret, Hausman, OF New Haven,
serond and Caldwell. OF Hartfor /. third.
These three worked ms u team in the 1--WE. lie
amateur handicap, and overlook held. in
Guiding Turgeon aud Paquin, OF This city in
the last lap Caldwell dropped out, and In the
sprint Turgeon passe@ Rutz and finished sec
ond to Hausman.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-02
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLAR
SUIT

Although It has been n matter of re-
cord for several days. il has just leak
ed out that in the Circuit Court.
through Messrs. Eason and Peterson.
attorneys. suit had been entered by
Thomas Green against Mr. w. C. Bur
rus for $4,000 damages. for injuries re-
cciVcd from the latter's dogs Green
has since died. but the case will come to
trial. Green was n working man. and
it is alleged had permission to IA SIS
through Mr.. Burrus grounds. near the
Country Club, on his way to work. near
Lambert's Point. One morning Mr..
Burruss' bull dogs attacked Green, ter
ribly decorating the mans limbs. Mr..
Burruss had him sent to the hospital
and bore all of the expenses. but Green
died from the terrible injuries received.
Before he died. however. he enterd the
suit. and the case will probably he
heard by jury al the May term of
court
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-02
THE FIRE YESTERDAY AFTER
NOON

The alarm of fire sent in yesterday
afternoon about 800 o'clock sent tho
department to the place of business OF
Mr.. Henry Bernard. on High street,
where 1t was discovered that the in.
terror of the store was ablaze.
The fault lies with the stove-pipe. or
the fue in which it entered. At any
rate the wallpaper was burned from
the side walls and ceiling in the luncn
room. with other damalge. which is
covered by insurance 10 the amount OF
$500. Mr. Bernard kept the fire under
control by attaching his sheet hose to
the water works hydrant. which. in
conjunction with the chemical appa.
ratus OF the Hook and Ladder, sue
ceeded in eXtinguishing the flames,
without the use Of steam force.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-02
THE BUGGY WAS wRECKrD

Yesterday morning one of the Ports
mouth street railway cars and a buggy
pelonSinS to Mr.. O. l.. Williams. which
was driven by Mr.. Martin Westbrool5.
cu!i'ded on the corner OF South ana
f''iihSham streets. From what the
representative could learn the car was
coming down Dillingham; street. the mo-
tornan ringing the bell. and that Mr.
WcStbrook attempted to cross. and I'm
uPinE so the buggy was struck by the
render of the car. cutting the front
Mheel" on ana breaking the shafts.
- i ne horse was thrown down. bur MIR.
ives brook was unhurt. lie claims that
II" pen was being rung. and that he
OF him. '' 'op
The Railroad Company claim that
they have witnesses to prove that tha
car vas running slowly. and the bell
WIS 'inSinS. ii may end in the courts
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-02

Last night at $50 O'Clock al Tho ros-
idence OF Mr.. j. II. Marshall. on Sea
board avenue, Primers Point. Miss Es-
telie Wyatt. daughter of Mr. 4. G.
wyatt. of the county of King ana
Queen. was led to the matrimonial al
tar by Mr.. Frederick \. Cain, Of Pin
ner's Point.
Rev. DR.. \. r. Dunaway Joined the
high contracting parties as man and
wife according 10 the ritual of the Bap-
list Church. after which numerous
friends congratulated Mr. and Mrs.
Cain and wished them God speed in all
that pertains to a life of happiness and
sunshine.
Mr.. cain occupies the position of
foreman carpenter for the Norfolk and
Carolina Chemical Company The flu
iure home of the newly welded lady
and gentleman will be at Primers
Point.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-02
KEROSENE CLAIMS ANOTHER
VICTIM
Mary Scott. An Aged Colored Woman,
Burned to Death

Information reached this office yes
tcrday from Rodman's Station of the
horrible death of an old colored wo-
man named Mary Scott. who lives
near the station. Our informant said
that the old woman was all alone in
the house. and attempted TO kindle Il
fire with kerosene oil. by some means
the oil in the can ignited and exploded.
setting fire to her clothing. She then
ran into the road: the wind famed the
flames ana caused them TO burn more
fiercely. She used every effort to put
the fire out. and finding she could no,
do SO, made her way back into the
house. which caught fire from her
clothing. Some OF the nelshbors see
ing the fire ran there and managed to
put 1t out. but were unsuccessful in
saving the womans life. She died In
a few minutes after they got to her