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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-12
DEWEY 1T SINGAPORE,

Arrived Yestorday--His Health Com
tinues to Improve.
Singapore, June 1.-THE United
States cruiser Olympia with Admiral
Dewey on board arrived her to-dayafrom
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-12
MANY INSURGENTS ESCAPED
BETWEEN 1000 AND 4, 900 AVOIDED
AMERICAN TROOPS.
General Otis, However, Cables That
Saturdays Movement Was Great
Success-Estimates Insurgent Loss Mt
4OO-Terrihc Heat Prevented Troops
Reaching Positions at Hours Desig-

mated.
Washington, June 1.-THE war de-
partment to-day received a report from
Major General Otis of the military
movement yesterday to the south of
Manila for the purpose of clearing out
the rebels in that section. 1t shows that
the movement was great success and
that the enemy's loss was considerably
greater than stated in the press dis
patches. General Otis cablegram is as
follows:
Manila, June IL, 1899.
The terrific heat yesterday did not
permit troops to reach positions at the
hours designated; enabled majority of
insurgents to escape in scattered organ
izations south and westward, which
they effected during the night. Move
ment great success, however; enemy
disorganized and routed, suffering
heavy loss; troops resting to-day at Las
Plnas and Paranaque. Navy did ex-
cellent execution along shore of bay,
but many insurgent detachments retlr-
ed in different directions, protected by
presence of women and children, whom
they drove along with them Our loss
four killed and some thirty wounded
Report of casualties later. Conserva-
tive estimate of enemys loss about four
hundred. Otis.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..

The fsiiowirs Ia list a docs aied Is tie audi
cl'afisa v. Iaegs. ct ~. g " u, slari. 81 nj
nsl s~i sec - 2, ;. Aarh ~ 60
Msrsare. pi!i.ns e. Ellen McEifuy, e fee' 10 l.
block I. Sag'.'s sscgnd sit. oo.oter "a 3. ~
william 8 f;restnp % " n and Mile v'llsne,
lots and :. hiocs :. Frauds u Days la Grand
add MAY -. 'as. txa
:, John sa n, 8 I,sa,s Matt epd . q
block 81. seattle lid. f~ri.. naf lot g. tiscs "a
Mcfesr's sap to Seattle Hone.tosa adj. osetzs IL
S.ea
ne. sso J, o T. a.ss' 4 81, a's' % "''
United states 70 William J. fnm,ae, ~ nst
and w sei SEE , y =. I, January . isas. patent.
a. Srs . .rssg, s.s.,, al'n al ssy
J. itsnns and fs-sise { rr5s 10 Mar E. shorpg
her Il. fs.Te.
Eta h sherfard 20 Frank /, Newell. r., {. M. X
:, Aielaniar ssuiseasra Plat ocss,ssc- a. siFs
v y Ep~isy =. VI T1osnas f. ps,es iots "a
TO a, .iock : byron sti. oetes.sr Il. sl's
w NJ ceismsn e u, Ia Lault~rt I. Coleman
J. u City 4 o, 10 Jo.s,3h Il Bnehanaa. H., q
&c. a.
J. WiHsfn., q 10. 4 sis-a / rsir..s. Hsras.,esa
,leorss 4. wil.en to nsnry II CLAYTON. .r.~. +,
wee ~ :. 2 !. scp'cFntr. 70, twS
Maiaehy counsiiy u III 10 kotsYt Wae. is
tlaes scn,nn. September ! saC
W Hir. - us 10 G. 4. Hsn~n, fcs T. hias 4
/. AAelie sti. or'sser 10 rs
Mary A. Denny e. Eta q, pistiason. 10, hlars
Mae Thehsy te care. Lea 5 block ias rsrrar,y'.
Broadway sts o~,-ter n - ae
Northern fssiae RsiisN fSsnpans 10 i1-gt. urt,n
d asrrr wh,tcr.sh :, nr H. p,.,..c, NJ.
i'oaal3 lets i snd H. hloek University Height.
add, oeishsT 5. 500
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PpBLagHEas NOTICE. rsassaiaz ass-ss sss
J. A. Mcfssiiaa aa1 O n LzoEatz tlty COLLECTORS
ars J. A rsthGsr,. r. Esyle7. '" Cas-
C. III Arrarao G. siefea Anf ha.~st
Akin PestEass;r.s ssssTwEsse ass csf agents fsS
pcrsey only &c sssss and T. car sssiaSs sgS1a III
The ss.fosas citfs- Esd towns the Sathv~s.
ADsEkTisiNs-,Tft.e~ hears q tie post iE'csf~
ernees taYssnass cdses. Daily. 4 o. snsl u =
D. Suts1sf hoar. opss - q . sasa 70 ~ ? Q.
Classified sdrcytisers,e1a s1 isseTsies foaissina
morning win 10 rsees'-a W % % - 2 ~ Adrns-
tisr.ssrs under dssssGe6 aesa'nss w d is..ers
u ~ ese rae q ssss yoss saeh G2sef''ost
Payment always la aAraaes No EMBELLISHMENTS 2"
eesyAd Ter less than = e~Ets.
ADFEErTsEHs Gangs Far sfse..;sssnsnse IA
ths assnsay Fost-lnle.senerr mast b fsirufasd y
! oeins saturday. Adssrsssesnsnss va b feesisso
ss branch ofiess a the fsss-in,ssilgseesr
REV ARD Ten dosiafs will b. paid fo- snfoyussr
tinn isadsas 10 shs cnssctsca u sET sesson stsaiias
eorie Of this psper asiiserea 70 subscribers u
Seattle .
TACOMA BUREAg.-so iin Pacific avenue c.
oLYMPIA-tEs Main street q. C. wiastaniey.
agent,
EyERETT-P X Lesis
SPOKANE. Branch of.ea. RON H9,rsffan
tloet eoraer nivsrsids sn4 Nm salephons 49, J.
d. Pearson. Manager
nElLfsGalM hAY.-Nsw Waateon Psssef
PORT T0WssrEp William 4 pssires
VICTORIA. g C-Frsai Camcoeu
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION sale OF extra fine furniture. the
contents Of private residence-Bickerton
4 Dewitt Will sell on the premises. No
lo2l Columbia street. on Wednesday. the
18TH, At IL O'Clock sharp, the contents OF
eight well-furn!shed rooms, consisting IN
part as follows: Elegant bed sets.
springs. mattresses, parior suite extern
sion ia5le. dining chairs, elegant pic
lures and oil paintings. Haviland. Rus
Sian and japanese china. siiverware.
Rogers best. book case. bric-a- brac.
clocks bedding. fine Brussels carpets.
fine rockers. Monitor steel range kitchen
furniture. crockery and glass. also pure
toned upright piano. maker Ernest Cab
Ter. Don't forget the address, l022 Column
bia street, at 70 o'clock sharp. Bckerton
~ Dewitt auctioneers.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

TI0TGuEIS-At ses.ees Erod Canal, Ksssas
cc=IstT " at. Defoter Il, t.ss. Alert IA dVsSl
kin ~ hear. trocSls arss &c Yssss
IJND-Ia seattsa Os.0ssr Is i<s. - rh< ss~fsle
General hospital. HssfF NJ. sste 2se&s-saa 40
Of Mr. anA Mr. ssis n Lss6
Vie fzrssas ss~vfees xfa - bid TassFsoas "
. n from sh~ family res.dersae. ls f.zAs s-Tss.
DAyE-Ths fsnsssl ssTvfcas ~ wsip~ Daaa
viii be la toess - ? froiE 8uiierEs0rfa4
ehapef
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HELP tSayTED-MALE.

WANTED-Wo ods engineer: purser. sos
month clear must have $4,000. cabin
boy; contract Of mile o: road. car
penterg. s27s long Job hooktendsrs. s..
camp cooks, $50 and AS; sleigh team
ster. 2z5, Idaho railroad help; chance
to work IN the dry East. fee only 81 80;
Alaska and Washington carpenters. big
pay. country cook. SIC clear; the bes,
sawmili job In the state. -: first faller
washer. cook for Alaska SO clear, fare
paid: first and second fnlicrs. 81 and
"a: mill setter and yard men. wood
sav-ytrs, by rick: Transfers and labor
ers. 81: serarer holders. $35; bucxers.
81 -: cool miners, sy day. outside mine
help. 81. *. government fesuls,ers s.;
miners, 81 day, by contract: auarrymen:
barkers, t2so; roadmen, t2,2s: iaborers
81: wood and bolt choppers, 81 and 81. u
cord: furnished farms 10 rent or sell on
'nsssliments. Crimes. i0a Washington
street.
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FOR SaIE-CITY REAL rsr.rr


s. ~ b}3F2 Il choice %AcTe tract ia g,.rn-
Fnervilts addition. gita a TN. ir,ls &c.
tass. re&ss furnished throushuut. no,
ara cold water connections. good barn
Vel, Hi'h tank. outbai.llnss s50sf s.oo-
ius. good orchard. ali Minds o, small
ifsAf, ground In cultivation, Es.9xes.
rea1s Yer next years crpp. aYst-egsss
frais ard garden land together with al.
farm tDotEs 5e8 WAGON. rex harness
sEd bee h3fse Tisht on proposed car
lms ara within Is minutes wax II ei~~s
tF,e car. cost t2Sa. can sell for So Il
sci3 This week. J. Z. West & Ce. 81!
Ff~Et ava
= 90 % Pine residence. poyfst0n avenue
EssY Republican. sg3sn2.s view. hass meat
furnace ard eli other modern conver-
.ss.ces. half caAn
= ~ % New slx-~nsnn cottage. Felrra-t
near Ezst Thomas. haif cash VIZ als,
have Qr wii build uther eus hrs-raas
WARD. LIND a. NECkET
II New Yer9 Block.
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LODGE NOTICES.

LODGE NOTICES
MEMBERS ~ tie \. ~ L " sal tNe!r
friends are invited - a,;en. 4 social Al
columbia Lodge No ca Ffi3Ay evening
October H foars opeT TO. guest. ~
y. m
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ELECTRoZONE Is curing thousands; get
free Sampie.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

MAS9UTRAhT bali wlth csioyea H.
Illumination lights, RsaAs hail Pine
street and Fifth avenue SATURDAY. EVEN
Ing. November 4, SEE gsTse cake g.
t'nicu bakery wtn3iuw. with & .,s-n -
best cake-wsjkias contest frees to an
priyas for best representative ,.,.<tut,,,.st
music hv Wagner FIRST Regiment or
ch2strs. admission. masquerade Fsst.
spectators 80
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WANT ADS.

Advertisements under any
hending In classified columns, :
Ic q word each insertion, min I
fmum charge, use. Classftied
, advertise msnfs running one
month without change of copy.
$3.50 per fne (seven words
count TO line3. On three I
months' order, eJ.35 Per iiae
per month, on six month"; or
der. $40 per isne per month,
ON yearly order. a per line J
per month.
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WANTED TO REsT-RooMs.

THREE or four comfortably furnished
rooms. near school. for the winter by
small family from Alaska: November IS;
references first class. Address Box 2l2
city.
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WANTEp-On White Pass e yukon rail-
road. good general hands at So per day ::
also carpenters. Apply 10 NJ. J, Heney
Contractor. y Cclman block. or Inns of
Court buil3inz. Vancouver. Il. c.
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TWO or three furnished rooms for light
housekeeping; close In: state price. Ad-
creEs L Y care Post-Iateii.eencsr
rooms for housekeeping. Address J s.
care Post inteiligencer
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WANTED-By family Of two, small house
or fat; unexceptionable references. Box
ga Seattle.
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OWNERS can m! cash buyers by eaIst,y
2Eot RrnAcs a Tanner ~ Bale, hig~.
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FOR sALE--LODGIxG HOUSES
BOOMING house for sale: tn. rices, fur
nsaed ari nea.est house nave ever
offered only select parties entertained.
nous. very esntrai, sting OF eleven
rooms. bath. closets. etc: everything
modern; price SLIGO We also have a ho.sl
yropcEi sior the finest bargain in Seattle
J. r. West s. &C.. si1 Firs. ave
have "a oesuty-tust lovely place for
lady very central. house always fan
low price and cheap rent: everything
nice. don't miss this IL you want a srIa,s
j. +. West * Co. al First Avenue
FOR sALE-Iojgtng house g. roar1a.
brirk. well located: s. 90 zn< Ss- Yorx
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The following letters await advertisers
ct this office:
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wANTED-RooMs WITH BOARD.

" ANTED-A modern or 7-room house;
So Address y 81. care Pos;-Int eiligancer
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WANTED-TO RENT HOUSES.

COTTAGE of about rooms by middle
aged couple without children or part Of
house with man and wife without chill
cren, references. or TO buy on INSTALL
neIlts: convenient 10 North Seattle. Cedar
street or Lake Union car line Address
l.. - Box l22i. City.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

MONEY FOR THE RIGHT ONE.
WANTED-Lady or gentleman with few
hundred dollars. 10 act as treasurer for
81 first-class enterprise; n sure winner for
the right party: salary. SO per week;
save your stamps unless you mean bust
ness. For particulars address T 95, care
Post-Inteiligeaccr.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED FEMALE

SITUATION WANTED fly las,y q take
car, al an Invalid isdy or cAUt 4na ,.n
ptt"af 70 give u1a sssNS" Treatment and tie,
S~tGi$A naoN wFEsenis Address \ X AZ
Thirty second av.
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COl-SD-(sray pony: dark mare: branded
. on shoulder ard T on hip. Apply 10 l5l-
Sixth avenue west.
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GENTLEMAN and wife desire to secure
Pleasant room and heard in private fam
lily CT refinement room with bath pre-
ferred. Address &c, care Post-inteiIi-
g@ucer.
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WANTED-A first-class bookkeeper who
can use typewriter. only an expert
ence3 mar need answer this appl.ca ion:
unmarried man preferred: salary. $40 pep
month: q pleasant and permanent post
ton 10 the proper man answer IN your
own handwriting. Address w 50 care
Post teilsgepCer,
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STRAY dog brewn coicr. can be found
a: 1881 Terry ave. Prove property and
pay for advertisement
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WANTED-Two rooms and bath. with
board for two: convenient location to
business center. Address 8 IL. care Of
Post-inteliigencer
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NANltlA~ BN N.vars,;,er I a ne.s ga,
~atis : ris<e to- private - rssls s;,ss.l
cosek. sGs rvfsrsa>e- VASES Is, -
1Eess y - cara fes{ InSs}as-nce~
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08
PETERSBURG
Purchasers of Street Railway viii
Construct New Line.
MIR, Sfurdovant tho victim of Hfor-
ribie Accident by which kEe Roses
'iis I.cft Leg ana Right Eoot-oth-
err acws Items.

Petersburg Va, March 7.-HIr. Jas.
+. Haywood, of Baltimore, who has
charge of the construction of the new
street electric railway here, had engi-
neerS i'll the city yesterday at work on
the specifications for the proposed new
road. Mr.. Sloan, of Baltimore, one of
the engineers under Mr.. Haywood, held
engineer with reference to the grades
OF the streets and the plans for lay
Ing the tracks. The engineers will be
here the whole of the week when the
specifications will be made up and bids
received for the building of the road
This work was started some time ago,
but owing to the heavy snow 1t had to
be discontinued and it Is proposed now
10 go ahead without any further delay.
1t was learned yesterday from n re-
liable source that it is expected to have
the new street railway in operation by
the first of July next.
LOST LEG AND FOOT.
Mr.. George Sturdevant, who resides
about ten miles from Disputanta sta
lion. ON the Norfolk and Western Rail
road, and who is employed near Wake
Held, met with serious accident last
sunday. IT appears that Mr.. Sturde-
want was riding on n coal chr, and that
he either fell from the car or attempt
ed to jump from 1t when n short dis
lance west OF Disputanta and was
caught under the cars. His left leg
was cut off md his right foot badly
csu:heG. lie was attended by Dr. Hart
at Disputant0 and was subsequently
sent 10 his home.
UTILIZING JAIL BIRDS.
The work gang. which has been pre-
vented for the past month from per-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08

forming the duties allotted to It on ac-
count of the weather. was started out
TO work again in the cemetery yester-
day under the direction of officer
iSuffin. Several white tramps rs well
as some of the colored prisoners were
in evidence. This gang has accomplish
cd considerable work since it's organi-
Zation, and 1t is the Intention OF the
Police Committee to keep the Jail birds
steadily engaged in the future.
BREVITIES.
Mr.. Norman Chance died yesterday
at his fathers residence on Fleet
street. The deceased. who was TWEEN
ty years Of age. is the seventh MEM
Der of the family to die of pneumonia
within month. The father and young
est son are the only two now left, and
the boy is sick.
Mr.. Samuel II. Marks celebrated his
ninety-first birthday yesterday and
was the recipient of many congratula-
tions and kind remembrances from hla
friends. Mr.. Marks is believed to be
the oldest white citizen of Peters
burg, and no one enjoys more largely
the confidence and esteem of the COM
munity than he.
Mr.. l.. b. Parson. recently appointed
train master for the western division
of the Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company, with headquarters ut Roa-
noke, moved his family TO that place
yesterday.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08
f.yNCIinUsiG.
. YOUTH DROWNED-ANO
ROANOKE BANKRUPT.

Lynchburg. Va, March 7.-Monday,
while the current in the river was
strongest. frank and William Taylor,
two youths, WHO live on the Amherst
side. procured a boat and began to col
lcct drlftwood as it came down. While
they We're towing Il big sill to the bank,
their boat ran against tree and cap
sized. The elder brother, Frank. saved
himself by cinginE 10 the tree, from
which he was later ON rescued by per-
sons in another boat. William, n lad
aged about II. was thrown in the water
and made n brave effort to swim
ashore. but~.hc stream was so swift and
the water so Icy cold thai; his strength
soon gave out. and in sight of many
who would willingly have helped him
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08

Sio'i - 6i'Si W tiie loIiucT SOlulGrS by
Mr.. w. l.. Gotten. of Chuckatuck.
TEMPORARILY DEPRESSED.
A letter from Las Vegas, New NIex-
leo, to Suffolk relatives, says Mr.. Daniel
Brothers, who went there last fail for
his health, was not quite so we'll nj
that writing. His friends here hone
the depression is only temporary. and
MIR. Brothers will continue to improve.
PEOPLE AND EVENTS.
The Rev. William Il. Green, pastor of
the Main Street Methodist Church has
recovered from his late severe Illness
Mr.. l.. s. Anthony, of Norfolk. was
in Suffolk to-day on business.
Mr.. II. Il. Savage, of Corapeake. N. G.
registered at the Commercial Hotel to,
day.
The Ladies' Aid Society of st. Paul's
p. l.. Church. will have their regular
monthly meeting next Thursday with
Mrs. Lawrence S. Baker, on Main
street. near Market. The hour IS 4:3O
p. m.
Mr.. w. S. Norris. of Norfolk. visited
friends in Suffolk to-day.
Lawyer S. S. Lambeth, of Norfolk
has finished Il visit to his grand
mother. Mrs. jesse Parker, in Suffolk.
William Webb, the one-armed Driso-
ner, who opened the prison locks of tho
Isle of Wight Jail with piece OF wire.
ana who was afterwards taken, is very
low spirited since his re-capture. and
Will serve his time without further for
chile attempts at freedom.
The 1880 Il. nj. services at ST. Pauls
T. Il. Church to-day were not largely
attended.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08

If they could, and within n few yards
of the bank. he threw up his hands
and sank. The body has not been re-
covered
a petition in bankruptcy has been
received by the Clerk of the United
States District Court from ]. a. Beard.
of Roanoke with Liabilities of 1913 IS.
the creditors being in Roanoke, Peters
burg, LynchburG. Richmond. Bnlti-
more. Boston. Real estate. 81 600. Prep
erty claimed to be exempted. Sl719.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08

MIR. Ham. White, son of the late
Meade NJ. White, II celebrated lawyer,
died in Florida of yellow fever con-
tracted at FL Caney. He partially re-
covered. but was again stricken down
en- route to his command.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08

Mr.. Francis Jones died recently ir
TaZewell county. aged SO years. He was
a native OF Botetourt county.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08

Mr.. Lewis Circle. an old and wei
known citizen of Botctourt county, dice
last Sunday, aged Is years.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08

Captain Samuel V. Fulkerson, Of
Bristol, son of Hon. Abe Fulkerson,
who went to Cuba as n captain in the
Fourth Tennessee Regiment. has ben
appointed attorney general for the dis
trct of Sancti Spiritus. Cuba.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08
THE OLD DOaiEHiON,

Captain G.. Julian Pratt. raiser and
dealer in fine stock. near Wayncsboro,
is very i'll at his home.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08

of the Belmead Colored Catholic
School, at Powhatan Courthouse, will
return to Philadelphia, having accepted
Il situation there.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08

Mr. James Johnson. a we'll known
citizen OF Caroline county. died at hi:
home, rear Guii.ey's. aged &c years.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08

Mrs. Samuel A. Wingflcld. of Hanover
county. died Monday.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08

Mrs. Elizabeth Hoagu aged about so
years. relict of j. Barclay Hoague, died
Monday morning at the home of her
son. Colonel William II. Hoague, treas
urer of the Virginia Military Institute.
at Lexington. She had been an invalid
for number of years. She was ma
tive of RockbridGe.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08

Mr.. James C. Hoo. OF Loudoun coun
ty. will wed on the 18th Of this month
Miss Edith, daughter of the late Hon
Nelson DinEleN. at Lewiston. Me.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08

In addition to the $500 left to Trinity
Episcopal Church in the will of the
late Major William Key Howard, Ms.
Howard and the three sons. who are
the only heirs. have cancelled n debt
of $500 due the estate by said church.
making the total donation s1,460.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08

the foot of Main street, was POSTPONED
n day because Of the storm. The runc
ton is given to the former soldiers by
Mr.. w. l.. Gotten Of Chuckatuclk.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08

Another local option" election will be
held in Loesburg District on Wednes-
day. March 10th. For many years the
county OF Loudoun has been dry"
This is the third attempt to get this
district wet"
DIR. C. l.. Dodd, who was prominently
connected with the late improvements
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-12-14
CHRISTIANS VERSES.

d 4
Gift bearer to all the world am !,
Joy giver, light bringer, where'er I
fly; #
But the name 1 bear in the courts
above,
My truest and hottest name. is
Great gifts can be given by little
hands,
Since of all gifts love is the best.
Let me put my heart in the stock
ing,
A fitting gift it would be:
But my heart is large-it is bound-
And the stocking is dainty and
wee.
And Christmas eve. when all were
in bed,
Right down the chimney he few;
And, stretching the stocking leg out
at the top,
He clapped in a book for you.
oh, dear, and oh, dear!
And oh, isn't it queer
That holidays come only once In q
year?
When, If had my way,
I should lengthen their stay
And have them go on for year and
a day.
Selected.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-12-14

Reflection ON the Brand.
Rivers (lighting a cigar)-My doc
tor says I must reduce my consump-
ton of these things to one a day.
Brooks Thank heaven!-Chicago
Tribune.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-12-14

That's all right, old man; was
going up for nuts anyhow!"-New
York Evening Journal.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-12-14
Inex,.pIicabIe.

HIn this article" said Mrs. Billus.
1.-THE writer says more colds are
caused by cold feet than any other
one thing"
.That has been my experience for
nearly 20 years." remarked Mr.. Bill
LUIS, with wheeze.
And then, to the surprise Of all
present, Mrs. Billus became furious
" angry.-Chicago Tribune.