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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-03
Opal Ware.

An exceptionally good assortment Of
beautiful hand-painted OpalwareC
painted by artists.
Pin Trays-1Oo. each.
Pin Boxes-10 and 19c. each.
Puff BoNes-10, 10 and 3oc. each.
handkerchief Boxes 80 and Zoe.
Glove Boxes-25. 80 and soc. each.
Comb and Brush Trays-26. 80, 80 and
Plaelgess large she, with easey-5a. rs
Toilet Bottles-25. 80. As. 5S and 6sc.
Toilet sets--e pIeaes-sis5 and 80 a
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-03
Leather Goods.

Combination Purses-all leather-seal,
leVant. alligator, etc.-2o, 90, 75c.,
81, s1.39 and sl.69 Zach.
Sterling Mounted Combina ton Purses
as. 69c., 81. sl.50. So. $3.50. 80 and
Zaza Finger Purses-uuite new-pIg
SKIN, levant and ooze leather-25,
soc; and 81 each. Mounted with IL
inch sterling initials, Csc. extra.
Lap Desks-bo. 75c.. 81, $3.50. 81, $3.50
and SO each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-03

Cut Out Wooden Lctters-Sac.
Warshins-l0. a5 and TIC
Teacphones-0. 80 and soc.
Caiirorl-large sizc-15o.
Forts-25c.
Horse RaccS-Sl.
Horns and lIrumpc,s-5, 10. 10. Is and
Grocery stores-Ss anu g5c.
TSrget Outitts-50c.
Air RiileS-I5r.
Electric Datterics-si.
Music BoSes-hp, 75c. and ST.
Chsidr o Desks--aic., sl5o, $3.50 and
Chsldreh's white Enamel Bureaus
soc. and Sl.la.
Enamel Cfodles--pink, white and blue
20 anu SOC.
THE GAMES
Steeple Chasc.-Wh,ripool--Hi or Miss
Observation-Disclosures Crusoe-FoX
gllnl Observation-Disclosures Old
Airnid-5c. each.
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Mackintoshes.

The holiday line has just been
opened. Good, serviceable and slightly
rainyday garments, at attractive
prices.
FOR MEN-at 81 and S..
FOR W9AiEN-at SITS. $3.50. s2.75, 81
EoR GIRL. 1925. $3.50. 50 and sa.25.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-03
Plated Jewelry.

Broochee-new Observation-Disclosures
pearl and turquoise settings-25. 80,
$40. $3.50 and - each.
Link Cuff Buttons.-roll plate-25. so,
75c. and 81 Isatr
Eorgnette Chadns-roll plate-25, 6eeA.
81, sl.69 81, and s2.9S each.
Dlby Pins-roIl p!ato-19, % and 50c.
81 and s1.50 a pair.
Hat Pins--new styles-a5 and Soc.
Scarf P.ns-.new Styles. 10, 25, 80 and
76c. each.
Ear Rngs-p5, so, 81 and $3.50 a paar.
Melts Watch Chains-S9c.. 81, 81,
$3.50 and So each
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-03
5000 Dolls
are now here. See them.

Dolltown-3oOO population.
Take a look at every doll
display in town.
Take a look at otlrs.
Then come TO Jour Don CON-
chssion!
What bright, CHEEKY, natural
faces our dolls have!
They don't look like Jumps
OF putty squeezed into shape
less, expressionless counte-
nances.
No. You'd almost think
they'd talk to you. In fact,
some do say papa and
mamma" and some cry Just
like "sure enough" babies do.
'G g. $50. s., i and g. sl 1SS u sio
Jointed Dolls-2s. so, T5c.. 81. s1.19, 80,
co, 81 s. b BIZ 81 s$sS On Sp e So
Rag Dolis-.25c. and Soc.
Knit Worsted Dolls-5c,. loc., 2ac.. 25c,
Dressed Dolls-25c, Soc, 75c, 81, s1.O.
s., $3.50, 50, 81. s.. $3.50 $3.50 and
Army and Navy Character Dolls
dressed-25c.
Dolls Heads-ioc.. &c.,. 25c.. ssc.. &c.
Dolls IIats-l0c.. &c.,, Csc. s9c. and Zoe.
Dolls Clps-25c. and soc.
Dolls shoes-5c.. 10c.. 15c.. 2oe. Csc.
Dolls Stockings-5c, and Zoe.
Dolls Furniture-S piece sets-22c n
set.
Dolls Go-Carts-metal wheels-25, 90,
75c and 81.
80 Soc. and 81.
Dolls Alcehel isnges-5oc. 81. $50,
Dolls notwithstanding und SOC.
Dolls. Washing Outfts-2Uc.
Dolls Cottagts-45c.
Dolls Tea Sets-s1 and SLIGO.
Dolls, Planos-25. hoc., 81, 50 and SO.
Dolls Stools-2l ard SOC,
Dolls Hammocks-25c
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-03
New Aprons.

These aprons at rtoc. are made Of
the best quality ginghams- are a
yard wide and have fancy borders.
Others, a yard-and. a-quarter wide,
12Hc.
We have fin unusually attractive line
of White Lawn Aprons. at l2,s,.
%, SO and Soc. each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-03
FOR WOMEN

Womcn's AlI-L.nen White fIemstitch.
ell HandlSerchiefs, SC. each.
Women,s Colored Border Handker-
Women's E1nb toidered Corner White
Hemstitched fIandkerchiefs, &c.
each.
women's n, n and finch Hemstitch-
ed Observation-Disclosures. each.
Women's Embroidered Edge and En-
broidered Corner handkerchief
SC. each.
Women's Embroidered Edge Handler
chiefs at 10, 1919, II. %. 37is, 80, 75c.
sl,00. s1.a5, $3.50 and S1.a each.
Women's Lace Edge handkerchief
ut 10. 1919. 20, 10, 75c., $l.00, S1.6O.
$500, $3.50 and ss6D each.
Women's All-Lnen Hemstitched
HANDKERCHIEF 1919. II. Is and
6oc. each. In u, y and 1-inch hens.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-03
Black Underskirts.

Made of fast black satteen--the
better ones of fine French Satteen-
and Moreen.
5oc.. T5e., 81 s.2s. s1.s7,s, s1.s7lA, g. $3.50,
s2.Sls, IS and 30 each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-03
$40 rattings. at IS.

WE have Just opened lot of new Mat
tings. Among the lot We find a regular
40 nttt1ls In a. host Of new patterns tina t
we snail SEA at - asroll-of 10 yards.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-03
Olympia rlusic Box.

Olympia l'lusic Box.
1t measures 211 feet wide, 6 feet
high.
1t plays thousands of different clas-
sic and popular airs.
We doubt if there is d box'in the
State of Virginia to compare with it.
Tomorrow, from 6 to 7 O'Clock,
the following program will be rem
dered -
overture: Merry wives of Windsor
Nicolai
FRA D.avolo-Auber.
Ngarer MY God to Tliee-NIheoh.
Inc Watc3t on the Rhne-Gerinan
Commodore Dcwey'S Acknowledgement,
TaEnlitnset's Song OF the Evening
Star-Wagner.
St1bnlnei-Rosslhi.
sswaRee River
She Was Bred in Old Kentucky-car.
ter.
1nterniezzo from cavalietia Rusticuma
MasraSny. 1851
Embellishments Song.
Wine. W9mah and sohg-Strauss
Ocselnic March and Two Step-Apel.
Eigolettl Quartet-Verl.
E'reischuitz Prayet-Webcr.
Bocalise-Bowers.
The Belle of observation-disclosures
You can buy this wonderful instru-
mcnt if you wish. $3.50.
We have others, too, not so elab-
crate, at 500, SIS, $3.50, s45, SIS
and SIS.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-03

House Boat on the styx-by Jno. Ken
dricls Bangs.
Inc BreadWinnerS
Anne-by' Constance Fennimore Wool
Ston.
The Coast of Bohem.a-by w. b.
Pembroke-by Mary E. Wilkins.
Flute and Violin and other Kentucky
tales and romances-by James Lane
Afe on the Misstssipn-by Mark
The Great, Stone of sards-by Frank
AT $50. EACH
PUBLISHERS PRICE. $3.50.
Mr.. Doolcy; in the Hearts OF his Coun-
trymeii.
The Gadny-by voyn.ch.
AT $i.05 EACH
PUBLISHERS PRICE. sl.5o.
Rfs;obesplerre-b,y Apgo ,doldcman.
Red Rock-hy Thomas Nelson Pare
Janice Meredith, by Paul Leicester
David iIaruni-by Edward Noyees IVES:
When Knighthood was in Flower-by
Edwin Caslsodcn.,
ThcBlach Douglnss-by s. r. Crockett
Tho Castle 1nn--by Stanley J. Wey:
man.
Trooper Galahad-by Capt. Chas.
King.
Richard Carvcl-by Winston Churchill.
CHILDREN's BOOKS.
Books for small childrenLpaper
bound-large colored pictures-A. ID.
O. books-story boolss-mothcr
goose rhymes-drnw books. etc.
Dc, 10c., I5c. and 25oI each.
Ono Syllable Ser:es-for young rc,ders-
Aesop's Fables, e. tllustrationa-A
'Child's Life of Christ, 40 iiIust1-a-
tiOns-A Child's Story of the Bible,
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A Bargain.

Ten yard lengths of tleecy Flannel
ette-good, dark rcolorings stripes
and figures at 6oc. a length. In
Stead of ST..
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-03
WATT. RETTEw ( CLAW.
The greatest lot of Toys and
that we have ever shown loWgsizhnIlas
everything from Santa. Clausville IS

Everything from Santa Clausvile IS
i: Il
for your choosing.
Aside from the magnitude Of the as.
sortmens that show, the prices at which E|
we have marked ali things ought at
tracve enough to influence every hav-
ing toy gamebuyng thought come ~
direct Watts. 0aasl - ggxRasaaHs@sazH
IL IS absurd to compare assortments IA
with others. It is ridiculous to compare prices
As stated last Sunday object toys
and such things is to make the holiday
season. we want to help you time when stnsede
and by doing we help you to
save money OH your every purchase.
OF nterestAs convenience TO Vol Va Vill SDu
ASIDE and deliver at any time desire any article
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-03

~ H'iSSSS tNatet >~hitttINti al tttlNt
$3.50.
SUITS = EXTRA-All-Wool Cheviot
Serge Sutts-blick and riavy-toth
fly and box front jackets. lined
with back satin Remain. New g.
gore skirts. Extraordinary value
at So
COArS-niado of excellent black kerr
sey. Single and double breasted.
Some have velvet collars. Some
have over-inpped seams, some
strapped seaIiia. some tailored
seams. All are lined with silk
plain and fancy. Regular $40 coats.
at s. each.
Regular SIS Back Iieisey Coats-lined
with Skinncr's guaranteed biHsk
Sat{n-dit S1a.
Other good values I'm coats at s..
IS, So. $40, $l2, si3 and SIS.
Wl,S-ShouidtT or breakfast
shawls-7b.ack and white shepherd
checks In various sizes. Part wool.
at Csc; and zoe. Atwood, ut 75c.,
81 and S1.25.
Single shawls-si. sl.25. sl.5o. 81. $3.50
Double shnwls- 81. s. ard 81.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-03
AT SOC. EACH
PUBLISHERS PRICE, si.25.

PUBLISHERS PRICE, si.25
A Lady of Quality-by Francis Hodg-
son Burnett,
The Sorrows OF Satan-by Marie CO.
Soldier Storles-by Riidyatrd 1lipling.
T'ekla;-by Robert Barr.
The Forest Lovers-by Maurice Hew-
lett.
The Honorable Peter s,irling-by Paul
Leicester Ford.
Tile Continental Drngoons-Aby Robert
Nelson Stephens.
The Road to Paais-by Robert Nelson
Stephens.
An Bnemy TO the King-by Robert
Ne9son Stephens.
The Adventures Of Fraricofs-by S.
Wcln Mitchell.
The Choir InTisible-by James Lane
Under tho Red Robe-by Stanley J.
Weyman.
Trllby--by Du AIau1ier.
Tho NranSmian-by Hall Caine.
Tho Prisoner of Zerda-by Anthony
Hope.
Caleb West. Master Dlvcr-by S.
HopkinSon Bfnith
Phroso--by Anthony Hope
Soldiers or Fortune-by Richard ffard-
Ing Davis.
The Celcbrity-by Winston Churchill.
II 75c. EACH
PUBLISHERS PRICE. $3.50.
This Enc Is published by IIarper
Brothers. Bound In new and very
attractive covers.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-03

Womcn's Mourning ITandkerchiefs-5
10, 121a and 25c. each.
FOR MEN
Mems All-Linen White JIemstitchcd
Initial Handkeiehefs-12hc. EACH
Mems All-Linen White HemstitcheSl
Handkerchlefs-1sc. grade at 121kc
each.
Mems Extra Grade Pure Linen White
Hemstitched Initial Handkerchief
-25c each.
Mems Super Quality Pure Linen Hem
stitched. Handkerchiefs-371hc. and
zoe. each.
Mems Colore6 Border Jaconet Hand
kerchiefs-5c. each
Mems Polka Dot Colored Border Hem.
stitched Misunderstanding. each
8 for csc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-03
Free Concert
from 6 to 7 O'Clock.

The store 1cW remain open evenings
until seIer o'clock mill tutfbeY notice.
Saturdays len.
We have OH exhibition, and sale, a
magnificent mahogany
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-03
CHILDREN's BOOKS.
handkerchief for the HOLIDAYS.

The Handkerchief department has never
been quite SO busy as it is this holiday season.
Hundreds of Handkerchiefs, representing
the greatest values that We have ever offered,
leave the counters daily in double qllick-st
time.
We anticipate great crowd tomorrow
We hope to see yoh. Will you come
FOR CHILDREN
Children's White Hem and Colored Border
Handkerchiefs, &C each.
Childrens Initial Handkerchiefs-3 in a
box-25c box.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-03
WATT AT R:n,s.rrpys 1 CLAY.
Store Closes Promptly at 2 r. m; Saturdays TO- zTE
Xmas enthusiasm pervades the g
a tempting show of Books OF all sorts
tor old folks, young folks and toddlers.

Was ever a book Departments made So
thoroughly complete in so short a time
This book department Of ours sprang into
existence like mushroom--over night.
But the planning had been going on
for months past. Our watchful buyers
secured the markets thoroughly, buying
books in lump lots direct from the publishers
and money pressed jobbers at prices that
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-03

at about actual wholesale prices!
In particular book no matter what its title NAV be-
we will get tor short notice saving from third
half less than the publishers price.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-08-12
Fsuwhs VITA che YaauIs.

Chicago, Aug. IA special from the
CsIy 81 Mexico says:
The state troops have had another en-
counter with the Yaquis near Meisno. de
icaiing them with a los 81 several killed.
The state troops did not lose a man. but
Lieutenant Francisco Gales died from sun.
stroke during the forced march made 10
oVettAke the Indiana.
Further details have been received Of
the attack q the sloops AlcndA and LniaA
near Mcdano, when young Aurclio Pare
dez MAS killed. The Indians captured
the wife Of the captain Of the AlOndra
and tao boys and took them OF with
them. At their fret camp they tied up
and hogged the woman 70 try TO get In
formation Of the forces and number Of
men at Mcdano, and then turned all three
loose in the brush.
The Indians have retired from Bacum
and are supposed TO be in force near vi
cam.
The death Of Juan Matheldo, Of Tetabi.
ate, has been confirmed.
The Indians will be shortly attacked
near Nicam.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-08-12

Fargo, n. d., Aug. IA severe hail
storm swept across the northern part Of
Cas- and the southern part Of TTNill coun.
ties today. Sixty thousand acres Of ripe
grain were destroyed. Only a small per
ccn,age in the storm area had been har.
vested. 1t is reported that 10000 acres
were destroyed in Eddy county. Passing
10 the east through Norman county, thou
sands Of acres Of grain were damaged by
the storm.
Al Gardiner, In this county, the path OF
the storm was 10 10 u miles wide. Hal
stead, Mimi, reports the crop totally de.
stroyed. At Grandin 20 10 100 per cent
Of the crop is ruined. The big Grandin
farm Of 1900 acres In Trail county was
struck and the crop totally destroyed.
Reports Of acreage lost increase, and may
be hundred thousand In North Dakota.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-08-12
PAID 1T NEW YORK cry
SEVENTEEN MILLION DOLLARS.
kSpsnsss ~ That Depot Of the Wsr for
the Past YeAr-Arny Supplies Pas-
chase and chartsFiRg % Numsrons
Vesssis-IBeidsntaI E1pensss.

New York, Aug l2.-Colonel Amos s.
Almbaii, assistant quartermaster general
Of the army, who. during the war, vas In
charge Of the New York depot Of ths
IqnaFtermaster's department which fur
nished most Of the supplies for the army.
has just completed q report Of the work
done by his Office during the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1893. The report saws,
From the following statement it viii ap.
pear that the enormous sum Of SIT ,O33,-
t3O.57 has been disbursed at this depot
during the fiscal year ending june 20,
1893. Of this amount the sum Of ~ $751;.
5000 is for supplies purchased and in.
eiaded in 42l5 accounts, $685., 3G6.s0 for
services included in 557l accounts, g..
iIs,S26-55 placed TO the credit Of other
officers representing 357 transfers and
SSsl ,S65 placed 10 the credit Of the Unit
ed States treasury, leaving balance june
~, Is99, Of 81 ,2asy O7345.
IN referring 10 the shipments OF forage.
stray, oats and similar supplies, the plan
adopted Of purchasing them at the lowest
market rates is explained As follows:
Had We undertaken TO ask for bids by
newspaper advertisements the very large
quantities asked would have had
tendency TO raise the market p.iee, where.
AZ by obtaining the lowest quotations
quietly We not only secured the lowest
market rates for forage. bot also special
rates for shipment BY competing Iines."
The iolioaing vessels we're purchased
for the army transport service; Berlin
Bay State, Britannia, Chester, Hartford,
Mobile, Mississippi, MinneNakka, Mantle
ba, Michigan, Massachusetts,, Mohawk,
Missouri. ObdAma, Port Victor, Panama,
Relief, lioumaniaR, Rita, and = number Of
tugs and steam lighters.
In addition there ~as chartered large
feet Of vessels. most Of which we've used
as transports TO carry the Fifth army
corps 10 Santiago. The total cost Of the
vessels chartered, purchased and money
spent in rehtiing them was S3y5s3. ASST
and the number Of persons furnished trans
I'oriation by this Office was I0,As5, be-
sides SIS animals and s3,Ts5 tons Of sup
plies.
The work Of bringing the dead fiom the
West Indies Was eNPeditiously performed.
a complete record being taken by the
,ictk u the New York Office as each body
csme Oh the vessel. The total expendi-
turs~ on this account, exclusive Of collins
and decorationA. reached Sl09J SOC.
After giving in detail the locations Of
the various recruiting stations, the report
states the expenses incurred ON that score
at ssoST7, including &ts4S for rent and
Fs2 for lodging
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-08-12

Rennes. Aug. She proceedings Of the
court martial before which Captain Drsy-
fns is on trial opened at 7;l0 o'clock Mon
day morning.
Captain Dreyfus entered the court room
with firm step. though his features were
pallid. He Is partly bald and his hair l.
gray and close cropped. BE answered the
formal question Of the judge a. 10 his
name, age, etc, in q clear, determined
voice. He sat facing the judge with his
hands resting on his knees. an impaaiys
figure.
The trial opened, % far a. Rennas 4
conserved. in an atmosphere Of perfect
tranquility. The population b apparently
Indifferent Only a small crowd, at tia
most Of 50 persons, had gathered outside
the entrance TO the Lycee about O'Clock.
A majority Of theae were Journalistic
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-08-12

Managua, Nicaragua, July 95.-Presi.
dent zelaya's commissioner 10 Guatemala,
after much effort, failed to negotiate q
treaty with that country and has re-
turned home. The commissioner TO Sal.
vador was equally unsuccessful.
The commissioner to Honduras, how
ever, succeeded in getting President Ser.
ra to agree 10 meet President. zelaya at
Amapala, Honduras or on q steamer In
the Gulf Of FOnseca, between San Saliva.
dor and Nicaragua for the purpose Of en-.
deavoring to formulate q treaty as nearly
offensive and defensive a. possible. But
the current feeling in the Central Amer
lean states appears 10 be unfavorable to
President zelaya. business IL very dull
and the financial condition has not Inn.
proved.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-08-12


First Sergeant John jackson was shot
and killed At Fort Douglas by Private w,
u. Carter, and the latter was then sho.
and instantly killed while resisting arrest,
Former Governor w. Y. Atkinson Of
Georgia ts dead at his residence In New.
man. Ga. lie had been IN for 10 days. Hs
Was one OF the leaders OF the democratic
party In Georgia.
A horTifying accident occurred 80 miles
east OF Moscow. Idaho. The lS.months.
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. b. Thorn.
burg was literally roasted alive in a wagon
bed Of burning straw.
Chief Wiikie Of the secret service has
received telegram stating that j. c. Pal.
lock, alias Mekibbon, had been arrested At
Pecoa, Texas. for making and circulating
eounierfsit United States notes.
The Glenn-Lyon miners Of the susque-
hanna Coal Company, 1900 In number,
joined the Nantieoke stTikers, and now ali
the employees Of the company In this re-
gion, total Of 5000, are out and the
mines are closed.
The first run Of the New York Yacht
Club from New London out into the sound
As far ~ Watch Hill and back 10 Gard.
iners bay was one Of the most sncceasful
IN the clubs history. The Columbia beat
the Defender.
II viii not be long now before the
wounded and invalid members Of the First
Washington volunteers, who have been
getting back their health and strength at
Preside hospitals, are on the way 10 their
homes In Washington.
An electric ear Of the Big Consolidated
line in Cleveland, Ohio, was blown up near
the Euclid avenue barns Tuesday. The
car Was badly torn. The mOtoTman, name
not knosn, NAs badly hurt There was
one passenger on the car.
Official adVice1 from Old PoiHt Comfort
and Hampton. Va, 10 the marine hospital
state that no hew cases Of yellow fever
have occurred in that vicinity since the
one reported At the saidiers' home Tues
day, and that there have been no deaths.
Il is leAIaed that movement IL on foot
TO form another whisky combine 10 OPP
poss the keniaeky DistilleFies and Ware.
honss Company and 20 take al the plants
which that onmpany failed TO acquire. or
about 90 PER cent u the entiIe number In
the state.
In pTeck on the bitter Root line Of
the Northern Pacific. caused by q land.
iide, freight engine No 76I. running Is
mlles an hour. lefi the track - miles from
Mt.soalA, near Hor~nce. Engineer Beebe
VAS killed. brakeman Baboock Nas sesi
o1sly injured
The steamer Empress Of CI'ina bTings
ns1agsT "details a the wreck q the steamer
MunabAki MaTu in the OEirht just before
the EmPtess of China lelt Yokohama one
tsaat load containing nine survivors
reached Yokohama. Another boat con.
tanning 20 PsrsOas vas reported safe Two
boaI loads y ere Lost.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-08-12
Troop. Lear. Cleveland.

Cleveland, Aug. l0.-The last company
of militia has left the city, the authorities
having decided there is little probability
of further trouble in connection with the
street car strike
So far as the strike itself is concerned
there is not the slightest sign that it 10
any nearer a settlement today than when
it was inaugurated.
As a result of the organized fight
against the boycott by wholesale and re-
tail merchants it is rapidly losing its ef-
fectiveness, and apparently viii, in cOu-
pie of days, be thing of the past.
The Big Consolidated continues 10 op-
crate all its lines with non-union men, the
cars in many cases being well filled with
passengers
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-08-12
FUNERAL or A BRAVE MAN.
InpFessive Services over the Late
CeIsnel Hawkins.

ADA0ANh NuRW hAhnns
San Francisco, Aug 7.-Impreasive AMI
significant was the funeral Of Colonel
Hawkins, Late commander OF the Tenth
Pennsylyania volunteers Tie services
were held at Masonic Tempe, under the
auspices OF Occidental lodge, No. %,
y. 4 A. n, and in attendance were the
Tenth Pennsylvania regiment, each sol.
der wearing bit Of crepe on bis breast,
and each officer with crepe on his sword
hit; Golden Gate and California com
manderies knights Templar, Occidental
lodge, No. ~, y. q A. NJ, members Of
Governor Cages staff, officers Of the vari.
Gus regular and volunteer regiments sta
TONED here, and many Masons and many
other citizens who desired 10 pay respect
to the memory Of the gallant dead.
At the conclusion Of the services the
easket was reYently removed from the
temple TO gun eaisson, drawn by four
sable steeds. PFivates OF the Tenth were
the coffin bearers, and the honorary pail
bearers were selected from the officers Of
the regular and volunteer regiments and
the National Guard Of California. Covering
the easket was large American flag and
the tattered regimental colors of the
Tenth. The regular branch of the army
vas represented by an escort consisting
OF four batteries Of light artillery, and
the officers Of the Second Oregon and the
Utah light artillery band represented the
volunteers, while several officers Of the
National Guard were there on behalf of the
state troops.
On each side Of the soldiers and bring.
ing up the rear, marched the Knights
Templar and Free and Accepted Masons.
The remains Of Colonel Hawkins will be
shipped east in charge Of Regimental
Chaplain Hunter Of the Tenth.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-08-12

New York, Aug. s.--A new phase was
injected into the controversy between the
printers and managers Of the Sun by the
arrival here Of the steamer Endeavor from
Philadelphia with l0s Hon-union men In
charge Of Charles William Edwards, the
Suns superintendent Of printing. Only
mine Of the number after arrival here
went to work and. after working for less
than half an hour, 1--WE Of these Joined the
ranks Of the strikers,