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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-29
NEWPORT NEWS.
DEATH OF DIR. MURRAY-AN OF
F1CIAL VISIT.

DEATH OF DIR. MURRAY-AN OF
FlCIAL VISIT.
Newport News. Va, Nov. 2S.-Dr. II.
p Murray, wcll-known and popular
physician OF this city, died ut S o'clock
yesterday morning at his home, No. 227
Thirtieth Street, after II lingering III
ness. Nevertheless. death came to him
suddenly, for he was just planning Il
western trip when the grim messenger
-rrrivcd.
The funeral will take place from the
residence at o'clock this afternoon.
DR.. Murray was Il gentleman every
inoh q man of many lovable traits.
large hearted. generous cultured. Iowa,
bic. In his profession he ranked high.
for his learning was extensive. and his
experience large. Tle leaves n great
many sincere friends, and his mace in
the medical faculty here, as well as in
social circles, will be hard to fill. Those
who knew him best. knew him TO be I'm
every way worthy OF the affection he
inspired, even In the short time lie lived
In this city.
AN OFFICIAL VISIT.
Thomas D. Bailie, Grand Reporter of
the knights OF Honor Of Virginia. ar
E rived In the city yesterday from staun-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-29
HON. WM. r. WILSON.
SENT AWAY IN SEARCH OF
HEALTH.
Especial to virginian-Pilot.)

Richmond. Va, Nov. 2S.-Hon. Will
lam L. Wilson. formerly chairman of
the Ways and Means Committee of
the House. and later Postmaster
General. now president of Washington
and Lee University at Lexington, VA.
is in very bad health.
DIR. Janeway, the New York special
ist, has directed Mr. Wilson to spend
the winter in the arid deserts of
southern Arizona. Mr.. Wilson is now
planning to leave for that country, and
does not expect to be back in Virginia
before April.
In writing here. telling why he can
not fulfill his engagement TO deliver
the annual address before the Virginia
Historical Society. Mr.. Wilson refers
TO his proposed trip as n Compulsory
and dolorus exile" lie says In refer
encc to the address he was expected
TO make here: Last spring l had
chosen for the subject of my oddress,
The l>art of Virginia in the conquest
and political organization of the
Northwest territory" and made some
progress In the preparation of an adj
dress, but the weakening OF my health.
showing itself in both mental and
physical >inertress. delayed its com
plction until the proper time had
elapsed. and prevented my going to
London 10 The centenary of the Royal
Institution. where / had a most hon
orablc part assigned me and was Ia
receive my diploma from the Prince of
Wales"
Mr. Wilson says his wintor sojourn
will be one more of hope than of con-
ndence.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-29
ROANOKE.
THE GRIM REAPER WITH HIS
SGYTHE

Roanoke, Va. Nov 2s.-Mlss Mamie
Young. sister Of Mrs. Simon L. Booze
died yesterday at the residence of the
latter from cancer Of the stomach. She
WAS a high toned Christian lady and n
great favorite. The remains will be
taken to Springwood tomorrow for in
torment.
Ben. III. White, q carpenter by trade
was found dead in his room at Eli Lucl,
avenue yesterday morning. He had
been dead several hours when discoy
cred. His doors were locked. His
death was caused by heart failure.
j. Sidney Robertson, a travelling book
agent, died suddenly here yesterday
from Bright's disease. lie was taken
Ill Saturday night. He resided In Bed
ford City. He leaves Il Wife and one
child. The funeral Will be conducted
tomorrow by the Red Men, of which
order he was n member
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-29
Victoria viii Visit Prussia,
By Telegraph TO Virg!nian-p:lot

London, Nov. 2S-Truth announces
ehat emperor William has achieved ono
Of the objects of his visit to England
in having induced Queen Victoria to
give conditional promise to visit the
Prussian Court during the last week in
Aprll. She will travel, it appears, from
North Italy 10 Germany blythe Saint
Gothard tunnel, and Will be Gcrmany's
guest for several days ut Cobentz on
Potsdam Her Majestys visit Will be
entire!y private. There will be no re-
ceD.ions, reviews or other wearisome
functions.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-29
HAMPDEN- SIDNEY.
NORFOLK MAN FOR INFERNO
DlAT5 JUNIOR ORATOR.

NORFOLK MAN FOR INTERME-
DlATE JUNIOR ORATOR.
Sidney, Va. Nov. 2S.-The
literary societies closed their exercises
for the present collegiate term last
week, after electing the honor men for
intermediate and final celebration, ms
follows:
Union society-scnlor Medalist, i. S.
Kuykcndall. Romney w. Va; Final
President, +. Is. Herndon, Shreveport
la; Senior Orator, j. NJ. Kelly, AbinE-
don Va: Intermediate Senior Orator
MicheauN Rane, Danvillc, Va; Inter
mediate Junior Orators, Alexander
Martin, Smithville. Va, and J.. Y.
johnson, Norfolk, Va; Marshals, j. d.
Pasco, Monticello, Fla, and ]. ii. Rudy
I'aducah, Ky.
philanthropic Society-Senior Medal
list, Il. II. Richardson, Farmville. Va;
Final President, w. c. Bell, Augusta
county, Va: Final Senior Orator, J. t.
Tripett, Dunields, Va; intermediate
Senior Orator, II. J. Payne, Chatham,
Va: Intermediate Junior Orators, IT,
Roberts, Henderson, Ky, and S. T.
Osborne. Dutlieids, w. Va: Marshals
X. {. Stokes, Covlngton, Va, and S
NJ. Yea. Strausburg, Va.
Mr. w. w. Bondurant, A. B. (cIass
1S90, delivered mn eloquent address tc
the graduating members of tho Philan.
thropic Society OH receiving their so.
clety Diplomas.
The striking address by Rev. James
Murray. D. D., last night before the
Young Mems Christian Association or
The Duty and Comelincss OF Energy
In Christian Service" received marked
attention from nm excellent congrega.
ton. and has been most favorably com.
mented on to-day.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-29

ton and officially visited Newport News
Lodge last night. A special meeting OF
tne lodge will be held Tonight at S
o'clock at the office Of DR.. Pearson, at
winch time Mr.. Baltic will exemplify
the unwrittens work and further In
strnct the members of the lodge.
me new lodge here has splendid
membership, and the members nre very
much cnthused over the future pros
meets 49,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-29
RECORDS SMASHED.

The management of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway in this city has re-
ceived gratifying reports lately from
Newport News, showing the amount of
business done ut that hustlng port,
where all records have been smashed.
Yesterday eight vessels were loaded
with over 1913, 900 tons OF coal, and eigh-
teen others are now lying in their docks
waiting their turn TO load. Besides this
enormous coal traffic, over GOO cars Of
merchandise and grain were unloaded
at the Chesapeake and Ohio yards there
Yesterday, and this morning 1000 cars
OF freight are reported as in the yards
here.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-29
The Eloquent Montague to Deliver
Elks Memorial Address.
NORFOLK CASE IN COURT
Records Smashed ut Newport Now.
-Governor Tylor ana nonrd OF
Public work. Inspect "a Isni,rona
-"captain ward ."Caso Coo, over
The Supreme court-Am Ready
for Eootba.I.
Especial to virginian-Pilot.,

Richmond, Nov. 2s.-Thc Elke of Nor
folk, who hold their Lodge of Sorrow
next Sunday. have q great treat in
store for them. Attorney General
Montague, generally admitted to be one
of the most eloquent speakers in vir-
ginia. has consented to deliver the prin-
cipal address on that occasion.
Mr.. Montague is very popular Will,
the Elks of Norfolk. having delivered
al address before them several yeare
QQO-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-29
CHRIST MAS FURNITURE j!
An Endless Assortment OF Suitable and Appro-
pirate Christmas Gifts

An endless assortment OF suitable and
appropriate Christmas Gifts in Cabinets.
FURNITURE, such as Chinon!crcs, Side
boards. Odd Chairs. Morris Chairs, Fancy
lockers, Desks. Easy Chairs, Toilet Ia
Dies Ladies Desks, Odd Parlor Pieces.
DiVans. Burning Tables. China Cases.
combination Cases, Music Cabinets.
Couches. etu.
There is scarcely O housekeeper who
does not need some new furniture. car
pets and draperies ut this season OF tho
year. and 1t IS a good convenience to get
these things on credit. We offer YOU n
cnolce from our mammoth new stock on
practically your own terms Small week.
~ or monthly payments. All we ask or
expect Every quality in this store is Of
guaranteed reiability-cvcry price is
marked in plain figures All carpets
made, Lined and laid free.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-29
FOOTBALL.

Arrangements are complete for the
big football game here Thanksgiving
Day between the University OF Vir-
sinia and Lehigh. a large number OF
visitors will probably be here. Arthur
Poe, the great player who won the
game for Princeton n few days ago,
will act as umpire. He will arrive to-
day.
General Fitz. Lee. ACCOMPANIED by
his family, will leave tomorrow for
Cuba
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-21


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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-21
STARVING BILLIONS.
Russian Crops Total F=iIu-s II Four
Provinces

Lemon June E-The outlook for
famine in Russia vas never mere ter-
rl5EA than II IS today Late reports
fram Paris show that the cars gov
eminent has become awake u the SIX
uz-t51- but Scans ID lack funds % pro
vId= II any way Tor ta= =. 600 soc who
ara u the verge II daarh The Rus
sian ECvsrEE1=EU = trying 70 Eozr Z loan
IN Paris f1r sI8. GEO 900 for reIIs< fund
and L = expected that application VIII
aLSU be made E5rs- - E-zCCe Ez= shown
= disposition u place funds rather II
its colonial securities rEaE II Russian
bonds, though during the last month 4
million Ct uC-e II francs have been
subscribed for relief
Crops ara reported from s. Peters
burg 70 be total failure II the prov
EEE@S q h15rSs1l- 6e-7sS=z ID EC-=TEEE-
Of and Tzu-IEfz- containing 4 UCDuLA-
ZION o. about 9 5CG. $50 II eg5 coo square
niles II Ta-osLav- PeEZa- Eovg0r06-
SrUgI@zSz- 0L1EE-Z G5-eI- kfzE " HIus.-
h1arE04 and PCd0Lza- containing 80
ESQ aet3 people and so 500 square miles
rh4y ara bad but IN C1e other prov
Izc=s- EuDnerIzg rT=1ty--r1rse- Lh=E a-e
satisfactory 70 good Though through
this district Of SEQ aGsl square Mills LheE
ara good = does not mean EEat the
spring crop VIII Row or even later d
zEzzIzE BE u reIi@T= The SU%zrIEE
Ra1Es were reported today n The
southern and western portion - The
empire and II ROumA1E4 also This
u
w6e-e RE crop = 15- entirely DESTROYED
The great suffering - n The north cen
tEaI and ScUEE central districts TneEs
TIE spring vas cold ard urf4v1ra hte-
and during Nay the drouth dried II
EcS- Of r1a vegetation n rne eastern
and western provinces 7-1zr2 TIE cr1rS
have not bee1 destroyed rEere L
CEAEee II about z half crup- TIE r.
port QE rains affected TIA What rrzzrEzt
here half penny but tF1s rain afEgrtz-
I'd ICEle Or 10 reEl5E Il TIE actually des-
t1EuIe districts
TIE trouble IN TIA famine districts
: rat aItagHthe- 0ze Of lack Of food
n the empire but lack az trazsporrz-
rz5z facilities. as val lack . funds
"a purchase the grain and v@zzE4 cLeS-
E<uSs1@ Ezs many railroads 51E- e1El-
pzrs1 10 TIA density - population they
ara insufficient and this account =
3 almost impossible 70 reach r1e STAR
EE LEe Ee5d seems u Be- from tie
reports received hare 20 have honest
relief agents those Who VII purchase
food With tbs funds provided for that
pu-pGSe- and wz0- once possessing the
food viii distribute Il Instead If sell
IT, a. h-s beer the HAIRLESS custom Of
Russian rEEHef agents
Il Is the practice here Whenever fam
Ire EeEE=E = sent u Russia Ia sand With
Z agents 10 distribute Il rhe-seIEsS-
TEe@e agents have Occasionally net
harsh treatment from the Russian
agents as tbs free distribution q food
has cfrez Destroyed the Russians traf=c
IN tha supplies furnished BY the imperial
treasury
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-21

Ny happ5es1 hours IN Topeka were
raSS=G IN y7gu- company NY pleasant
=s- recsu=cEio1s q Kansas are assoc
are5 with your kzd1esS
s.As 7 look At the counterfeit pre-
sentiments you 50 kindly sezt ne the
Gid tine CONES hack with its QuipS and
e-auE and see1 10 Essr the Old
voices and see the merry E=am in the
Old eyes
EsreSz6s1r-serus II co@Eun re5eaE-zo
the youthful HaEry- you are al present
70 NE
Col Holiday. whom 7 have uever
quite forgiven far breaking Up Z Ger
tain cEub- 70 which am much attach
=G-1he Incompatible sam (ny cwsa
upo1 EEs nan who would degrade hin
20 Samue7-tEe little Old De who
SUI gathers the saeka+thA fierce
looking hut kind hearted B0S--the dig
uIEed CAP FuLIeEC0L Burgess wh1
would have been Uzy0E-z1d our laurel
crowned Eugene Nay. God keep him 70
the end
Dr. Eunruo1-Gu DudIey-Jake Smith
Albert Parker 1EaIor sins Wit Cor
don. Judge Morton COE 01e q you -
forgotten u0r the 0thsES not Eauad
Al me- al ne that can 1eEar
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-21

western u=lE3 Izzz z<-a- having 1es1
C1E1azz1s1 unsafe fer general zr4fEzE
He deck supported he third ezl-oz BE-
lo1gEug 70 tie republic II Costa Plea an
assigned 70 1u-y q E1a EeSz E1zzS--
SPACIOUS oE1eer suggested 10 The goT-
s-Z0E tat 7 This CA-z01 was Er51 II
would EEeIT SPIT TIE ship and sL1< 1er
L -2Eks vas rEEe1- the eazD01 l1471z1
INTO I LgEEs- and finally g8rEe1 ashore
Ten Che remaining E1EEE@s1 EI1S were
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were L5erEF cC11@ sE0Ee1
In Guz SezScE- 2Es1 zEE=E = ride -C-E1
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degree We arrzTae1 N May L II -1e end
Of our twenty days Journey TIE E-7tEE
camp u tie BsEL4 Vista MzEzE- ard Mil
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an AI1l1g company A5s11- four y7-zrS
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so-e IT rs business associates 51cz7-7
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natives zE-er I careful eI4EEInzEll71 5%
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-21

<-azezF h SAID mis- cow-E * good
ezz94gn for E1z5S- climate II E17
wor6 NsFer saw m1zzg camp 11ke
this He IS Al excellent E11Easr- and E171
he gets 70 taking 4Aoz- TIE prgperrHss
U14s- his c1arga grows enthusiastic II
SPITE Of EE-=a5
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companies = s-zLIzEL- uz-1rT1g- far
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1EA TEzvs- AID Bella Vista mines and
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DAzte1 u mt 11Iy n HAT part 0~ t1a
county. 51E the capital q zls republic
well
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70 Al end only TOO SoO1- We left Dr.
Bowen installed As resident p1yszela1- ana
brought back his pace Ralph Tzien-
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f11- days mako Z farewell visit E--1
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-21

thick built OF coral stones TAKEN from
TIE sea- The cost was 50 sns3-rZ-5szS -EzE
history rec0U1Es the incident q rEe
king 0f Spain g1E1g onto his roof and
looking Of toward Czr-zEsCz wEa1 the
Dill zzas presented 70 him thinking this
wall must 6e high enough TO De visible
from Spain TE= history Of CaEEzgE17
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tsE1ss- coEwe1Es Cathedral and old sea
val = 4 picture which 0-C9 EeE5l1 =
never % De- eEaced from memory
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E1ea- Z day IT Two later. Ne were Tot
sorE- 10 part with the AIsEs and dis
continue the sea voyage although our
He aboard her for fourteen days lad
been unusually pleasant Size = good
ship ard We were vel treated and
heartily cared fer ~ E=E gHCtLsEzz1IE
Officers
II was Z refreshing and pleasant
sight 10 behold on the pier the smiling
cGUnrsZaEce q my cid friend General
J. c CaI6WeI- v 10 was waiting 70 vel
coma Is 10 CCStz RIca7 soil To maeE
AT I'D Lr-=16 IN Z strange county = Z
pleasure which 10 words Of nina can
describe
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clean tidy place. the largest and finest
aaEz1as are shipped The hast O. the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-21

zaek-s collection G -us-ozzs ~ P1u-a-
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IN zzzIz-ssr . E-e natives -re-e are a.
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zE=1 -=GE-z1E a-EEeSZ@41 n the 1lS2=sS ~
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STATS ozE5 < z1so 1zs Of TIE 1E1eers-
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vel EEGEE 70 EzzZE EaqeE& Z=1PE=- =
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ard las s-UEe1 Z great szCCe=s IN rs
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-21

rE1s country, and Il las Won & position
q high staining
P-IGr 70 NY leaving I EzS auuCzEee1
1-E1 commissioner 10 Eez- u General
Caldwell Z Euz5-z-5c1 from the
AEa-5zs club tbs Communication bore
EEe clubs a1Doz5tE1z 20 rim II con
-zEue % walk n The straight ard Tar
row way u jealousy guard The cEu1-=
interests within lis dominion 70 report
TO the club how IL lad DISCHARGED his
sacred duties. and 50 CE I delivered
II due time IRE clubs manifesto and
rad the pleasure Of bearing On ny -
turn rha generals reply. which 7 sEal
hare st forth
Most worthy and beloved brethren
II the order q 41aEtas-Eour latter
ULSsEve delivered 10 IT. 1E cur esteem
E1 brUEE@r- Col 4 Johnson hzs
1T=1 IL hart with gaines
ID Ee remembered even ~ Eez-s-
* Al EcEG-- u L. cherished by such
Us1 a. have signed this precious mis-
zve- : E0Ez tan Fl E11GE. = =
g-GT.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-21

C1l = ToE1sc1 returned Tuesday
from Al =x-=a5=d UP % Cos-z R-cz-
Central America Th5s : ne republic
Il r1I-A several Topeka p=opL= have
--Ee ming interests ard EEsE
Ezz II L@-1=-. w Guy Ed
vz-z Curry zzd several 0L5s- Top=z
IN now Lr=
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