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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-09-28
New hickory nuts are on the market.

New hickory nuts are on the market.
There are dancing schools galore
nowadays.
Mai1carrier Davis family are report
ed i'll with typoid fever.
William Fisher has returned home
after a weeks visit at E1khorn.
Miss Blanche Tabor, of Chicago,
spent Tuesday with friends in Kenosha.
The continued cold weather has put
decided stop to the sale of ice cream
soda.
Under sheriff Abel arrested an orna-
mental drunk on Park street this after
noon.
The gas company putin an extension
north from Prairie avenue on Fremont
avenue.
DR.. E. S. Meers, of A1pena, Mich, is
spending few days with friends in
Kenosha.
Night school at the College of Com
nerce begins next Monday night at
us O'Clock.
DR.. Haze1ton, who has been seriously
i'll for some weeks, is reported 4 little
better today.
L. A White, of Cedar Rapids. Iowa,
has accepted a position in. til Burg
barber shop.
Green sweet corn is best at this
season of the year. Those who planted
late are enjoying feast.
Vocal music class under Prof. Comp
ton meets at College of Commerce next
Tuesday night, 7 O'Clock.
Mrs. F. Garland and daughters, of
Wauconda, H., are visiting Mrs. Henry
Tyson on Ashland avenue.
A small wreck on the Northwestern
at .Highwood Tuesday night delayed
the north bound trains several hours.
The Kenosha foot ball team will go
to Milwaukee Saturday for a game
with the South Side High school team
of that city.
The regular monthly dinner of the
Octagon club was held Tuesday even
ing at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Redeker.
Since. the sale of that dock property
everyone who has property within
three blocks of the harbor think they
have d gold mine.
A meeting of the students of the
College Of Commerce will be held on
Friday for the purpose of reorganizing
the Literary society.
If there is a baby born in the family
and you don't send out cards in its
honor you're not in it,. We have
samples at this office.
The government work in the harbor
is moving along as rapidly as can be
expected. No work has as yet been
done on the city docks,
1t is reported that Lieut.. F. E. Nc
Cordy will give up the saloon business
in the near future and return to his old
position in the Sterling.
The walls of the new North Side
school are going up very fast. The
building will probably be ready for
occupancy before the contract time.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul
railroad company have purchased the
road known as the Western Union
railroad, running from Racine to Port
Byron Junction, ILL.,, distance of $50
miles. The road will be operated in
connection with the ST. Paul system.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-09-28
waher Easily Beats Kennedy.

New York, Sept. 27.-Maher beat
Kennedy IN the second round, with a
Knockout blow, at their match last
night before the LenoX Athletic club.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-09-28
MILITARY BARRACKS IN cEBU.

and of Cebu. The insurgents were
completely routed. The Americans
had one man killed and four wounded.
The enemy is believed to have lost for
" men.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-09-28
FIL1pTNO REBELS RoUTED.

Fort- on the Island of Cebu Captured-Ws
Lose One Man Killed.
Manila, Sept. 27, 9:45 a. m.-Colonel
Simon Snyder, commander of the Nine
teenth IL fantry, with SIT men has
captured the insurgent forts in the isl
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-09-28

Ladies tForest Mills" feeced 0Io
underwear, sale price each AIU
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
1leH0Tf0lk County Ferries
LID ~ ~ Rs

tho Code OF Virg;.nia; edition 1857. as
s s,s,n by y an Act Of the General As.
2Sd. 1895, the Council of the City of Ports
mouth and Board of Supervisors of Nor
best for tho interest of said city and
county, utter advertising the same for
thirty days previous to the day of lease
10 lease out the Ferries which now pig
by authority of law. between the city OF
Portsmouth and Norfolk and Wellington
Point or Berkley. known as the Norfolk
County Ferries. at public auction. to the
highest bidder. for term of ten years,
upon such terms and conditions as the
said Cocacil and Board of Supervisors
shall determine. and may require bond or
bonds from the lessee or lessccs IN such
sum as they may deem best for the
faithful performance of the terms of the
lease. and with surcties deemed by them
sufficient which bond or bonds shall be
and Norfolk County. provided that said
Council and Board Of Supervisors may
lease out the said Ferries as n whole, or
In such parts as they may deem best for
the interest OF the sad city and county
And. whereas the said Council OF the
CITY of Eortsmouth and Hoard of Super
viSors of Norfolk County, respectively
deemed II 10 the best interest of said
City and county to lease out the said
Ferries. determined and approved certain
terms and conditions upon which the said
Eorr:cs should be leased: and did appoint
the undersigned n committee with in
structicns TO advertise and lease the
same IN accordance with said terms and
conditions; now. therefore. We. the under
signed. in pursuance of said Instructions
at u O'CLOCK Nj. on the Isl DAY OF
MARCH. 1889. Al pUh!ic auction. TO the
highest bidder in front OF the Courthous
door. IN the city OF Portsmouth, offer for
lease for Il term OF ten years the Ferries
which now iy. by authority of law be-
tween the cities of Portsmouth and Nor
folk and Wellington Foir:. or BcrkIey
known as the Norfolk County Ferries TO-
gcth"r with all tn" steamers. boats, tho
apparel and aapurtenancc.s, ami the
wh&:Hcs. docks, landings buildings and
all other rrouer,y now owned by tho
subject 10 be used IN connection with and
for the uses ana purposes Of said Ferries.
subject 10 the FERNS. conditions and pro-
visions determined and approved by 81 Il
Council OF the city of Portsmouth and
Ioard OF Supervisors o: Norfolk County
which said terms ana conditions may DO
seen NJ ilc oi!cc of l.. Thompson. Jr
Clerk OF the City Council. ard AIVah H.
Martin. clerk Of the Board OF Supervisors.
t"ct any ana all BIDS. and no bid shall hc
received until Tie person or persons max
in- tho same shall have deposited a Ger
titi check for the sum OF s., 900, payable
to the Trfasuicr OF the County Of Nor
folk and Treasurer Of the CITY OF Ports
mouth, to be forfeited upon his their
failure 20 comply with such bids or the
such bidder upoU rs bid being rejected or
on il'9 compliance with The terms If said
lease. JOHN A. CODD
Chairman Committee Board of S;iDerv!-
sors. ..crioik County. Va.
VT I}ACKUs Jr..
Chairman Committee CITY Council. Ports
mouth. Va. ia.5-30t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
RUDYARD KlPlING.
PHYSICIANS PRONOUNCE THE AU-
THOR'S CONDITION SERIOUS.
(By Telegraph to Virginian-P lot)

New York. Feb. 25.-Rudyard Kip
ling's condition remained serious
throughout the day and no improve
mcnt was apparent toward night and
much anxiety was manifest So seri-
ously i'll did the physicians consider
their patient that ut o'clock they is
sued the following bulletin:
MIR Nipling has been in a serious
condition through the afternoon and
evening-one which occasions anxiety.
but is not without hope"
AT the bedside Of MIR. Eiplng during
the night were his wife, his two dauEh-
ters. n son, Mr.. j. NJ. Doubleday. DR.
Janeway, DR.. Durham and three
nurses Many others called hut were
not admitted a great many messages
were received, including cablcgrams
from London.
shortly after midnight Mr.. Double
day said that Mr.. Kipling was resting
more easily. but was still in 4 serious
condition and had been delrous at
times. He rallied from his weak con-
dition. though not to any great extent
The rally. however, was encouraging.
Mr. Doubleday said that Mr. Kipling
was ut times conscious ana had been
able to drink Il little beef tea.
at about half past twelve DR.. Jane
way left for the night. and DR.. Dun
ham had retired.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26

the Russian court. It Is striking to re-
call that the French official opinion Of
1852 was that Russia was attempting, to
persuade Great Britain to object to the
numeral, in order to SOW dSSeus!on
between the two western nations. But
there was more substantial reason for
the annoyance felt by the British Gov
ernmert at the assumption of the nu-
neral in which was thought TO Turk IL
threat of revenge Tor Waterloo and
which was not removed until Louis Ma
poleon himself. after some heated nego-
tia tons. consented to insert in his
speech TO the great bodies of the State
a. st. Cloud. on December /. 1852. &c
cepting the imperial crown, the follow
ing explanatory paragraph;
II take from this day.with the crown.
the name of Napoleon Ill. because the
logic OF the people bestowed IL upon me
in their acclamations. because the SEN
ate has legally proposed Il. and because
the whole nation has ratified II. Thus.
then, because the title of Napoleon III.
is not one of those dynastic and super
animated pretensons which seem 10 be
an insult to good sense and 70 truth
1t Is the homage rendered 10 4 govern
ment which Is legitimate and to which
We owe the brightest pages OF our mod
ern history. My reign does not date
from 1915; it dates from this Very mo-
mcnt when you have announced 10 me
the suffraSes of the nation"
Our government at once recognized
the empire. consequent upon this decla =
ration, and the numeral passed into his
tory; but that portion of the French
chronicle was temporarily closed six
and-twenty years ago, when lie neVeU
de son oncle" died u defeated and
broken exile on British soil.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
Buffalo nnun cIo~ca at. Doors.
Or Tciegrarh tn Yirclnl,r-pln.

Wy IcicSraph 10 NirSIn!ar-Pilot)
=, Buna!o. \. Y. Feb. 25.-The Elllco.t
Square Bank closed its doors for .,oo,i
to-day. Ihe bank had n capital of $500 :
W. and was organized in 1891 \ meet
lhg o! the stockholders was held this
morning and Il decision arrived a; to
20 INTO voluntary liquidation at once.
! ne pank has not paid 4 dividend for a
long time and the outlook was not cor
S,uered favorable enough 10 warrant
inc continuation OF business. An ar
rangement has been made with tho
Euitalo Commercial Bank, by which de-
positors viii be paid in full on de-
bilitics could be secured.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
ronr rcrsons Drowned.
(Dy Telegraph to Virg!nian-Pilot

(By Telegraph 10 nian-Pilot)
New York, February 25.-On the
Ward Line steamer Seneca. which ar
rived to-day from South side Cuban
ports, via Nassau. were Captain Scot
10 and eight seamcn. belonging to the
Italian bark Barba Luigi. from rensa-
cola for Genoa. which went ashore on
the morning Of February 18TH on the
Little Bahama bank and became to-
tal loss. shortly after The vessel struck
the bank she broke up and went 10
pieces. the ships boats filled and the
crew WOO C5IfETVCrTCr! hrs Il tiIJTr-=--i4.ts
to the broken spars and matches
For thirty-siX hours they ba;tled for
their lives during this time the boats
vain. three seamcn ana n boy were
washed overheard and drowned. The
remainder OF the crew finally succeeded
in reaching shore in an exhausted CON
dition and more or less injured bv the
floating wrcckage.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
Emperor william, wire. Consratu,a.
tiouS.

(By Telegraph to Virginian-Pnot.)
Berlin. Feb. 25.-Emperor williams
dispatch to the director of the Ham
burg-Americ7n Steamship line. con-
gratulatinS the company on the happy
issue of the Bulgaria's experience. says:
with deep gratitude TO God. who has
so marvcllOusly saved the ship and
crew, / express my warmest cOngrat-
ulations on the saving of the Buiga-
ria. Captain Schmidt. like a true Ger
man seaman and with n firm trust in
God, VIGOROUSLY carried on n life and
death struggle for 81 days against the
ocean, assisted by n crew. gallant and
self-sacriiicins and devoted 10 duty
AS 4 mark of recognition OF his SER
vices. / bestow upon Captain Schmidt
the Cross of Commander Of the lIohen-
zollern family order. You Will COM
municate to me the names OF the crew
who are SO deserving of distinction"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
rhc Adnn. ro.~ouing Mystery.
By Telegraph to Virginia p.iot)

New York. February 25.-Aiiss En-
ma Miller. : clerk In jewelry store in
Newark. and ". c. Fisher. a wic
maker Of that city. have been sub
poaened 70 appear before the Adams.
inquest Monday. Miss Miller is the
young woman who sold the famous
silver match holder while Fisher Is
one % the wig-mal.ers who receiver y
cali from the supposed red bearded
man. The latest bulletin. as given o,,t
to-day from police hcadquar,ers. Is
that an arrest Will be made on Mon
DAY. This announcement has bee,
made before. but the case IS in such
Il peculiarly uncertain stage ut pres.
eAt that almost any development is is
expected
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
BERKELEY.

Last week when the mercury had
dropped close to zero. and during the
past three weeks of almost unparalleled
cold weather i'll this section, the patent
men. known as the Won Culin Incubator.
was quietly engaged in the operation
of Matching brood of chickens in the
hennery of Messrs. Brisbois Il Smith.
on Main street. One hunderd and
eighty-nine sprightly and healthy
chickens were Matched out of Il pos
sibie 200. an average of 94la per cent.
me public is extended Il cordial inyi-
tation to call and see the little chicks.
KEY. I. w. Duke. of Baltimore, will
preach ut Berkeley Avenue Baptist
church this morning and evening.
ley. 5. S. Robinson, of London
Hridse Baptist Church. in Princess
Anne county, who accepted the pastor
ate Of the South Norfolk BAPTIST
church several weeks ago, will as
sumo charge the first Sunday in March
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Tillcy's handsome resi-
uence III South Norfolk has been COM
pieted and Is ready for occupancy.
- me 2-Senr-old son of Mr.. and Mrs
o:cinoi I'ewirt died Friday night at 1880
CLOCK at their residence, on Ivcy
street. The funeral will be conducted
from the residence this afternoon Mt :.
CLOCK. The remains will be Inferred
In Magnolia Cemetery
me obsequies of Mr.. J. r. Proctor
NO'''NNtt'l lTOI1l the residence
terday afternoon at o'clock. liev
harry s. Lancaster. rector of St
Thomas Episcopal Church, officiating
Many friends of the deceased we're
present. thereby attestlng the high rn
gard III which he was held by them.
ms remains were laid to rest in Mag
nolia Cemetery
Following were the pall-bearers: T
- Ferebee. Capt j. w. H. Wrenn. ].
j. Ottley. Geo. Simpson. Samuel Pierce
isaac )igSs, James Howard. Cant. NJ
G. Keeling -"'
The improvements on Liberty Street
vi. -. Church have been completed 4
Vestibulc and electric lights have been
ADDED ana the floor covered with n fine
carpet ''' - ''''e
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Willie
Eua.d is very sick at their home on
Ivy street.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF
Main street Christian Church will be
CCHuuctcd this afternoon ut 4 o'clock bv
Mt, Gavin Parker, of Gilmerton. Va.
lia'norrS Bros. have opened a gro
N1IN -SiAce on LlherttL Street extended
nc funeral of Mr.. John Stokes will
ne htid irom the residence this after
neon AT o'clock instead OF from Chest
nut street NJ. l.. Church, as announc-
ed.
Mr.. Fred Holland. who has been in
disposed ~ his home on Hnrklcy ovc-
NJ H., Tor three weeks. is Commissioning.
IRE funeral of the late Alr. Daniel
~. Nllllams took place from the Lake
i'ruminond Baptist Church instead OF
the res.d nee. and Rev. Mr.. Riddick, the
pastor. oiiteiated instead Of Rev. Mr..
West. This mistake is due TO change
MADE after the reporter obtained his
notes.
Mr.. Wallace Gibbs is quite sick ut the
home of his parents on Pine street.
The undertaking business operated
by the late -. i. Williams. in the coun-
~ VIII be continued by his son. Mr.
+. i. Williams. See notice in this is
The Bishop Will visit s.. Thomas,
church on Thursday, March 10th in
stead Of Wednesday. the LIST inst, as
ne mas not Yet entirely recovered from
his rcCont iNlisnnSitinn
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
The BIueHeIas si,u,,to,

By Telegraph to Virginian-
Mobile. Ala, February 25.-The
steamship Bieifond, which arrived to-
day from Bluchells February 10Th
brings little news. There had been M
fighting up 10 that date. Yhe sye,,i,sb
tHaiAinGship Aliera has been ordered
from -. Thomas 10 BlueGcids II IN
quire into the seizure of Conda. ri,
telegraph wire between Rama ana
Hlueiieid is intact. but the Rama
Office is closed and barred The wire
is reported cut near Grey;own.
Re sure you are right. then 70 TO Now
York Dental Rooms to have teeth %.
tractcd. no pain. Newest Discovery
n. \. Dental Rooms ONLY. ga Main
street. corner Talbot Ennes.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
SPECULATION. NOT INVESTMENT
Chicago Record1

Inc speculative fever which has se,Zad
the American public encourages mo
tendency toward trusts and combinn-
lions OF ali kinds which afford an on
portunity to float stocks and bonds md
give securities a fictitious value. The
STOCK markets during tho last month
nave presented an unusual spcctacle
ior the student OF industrial economies
Alter long period OF remarkable de-
preston. i'll which high grade securi-
ties could be disposed of only at rreo 4.
sacrifices, sudden reaction takes nlocn
~ when not only SNt-odged stocks and
ooncS but all classes OF securities com
'rand the attention of buyers. No dis
elimination whatever Is shown bv pur-
chasers in selecting securities IN which
10 risk their capital. This is par;icu-
ihriy true OF the small purchaser who
is looking for quick turn and is VIII
ing TO take Bis risks where large prof
It's are promised. The experienced fol-
lower Of stock movements is generally
satisfied with a much smaller margin
and he invests in the older and better
established class OF securities.
In all the big trusts which have been
formed recently the original owners Of
securities disposed OF II considerable
part OF their holdings with the advance
in the market, ana none OF them in
creased the original investment at the
higher figure. This alone should prove
sufficient warning to the outside pub
lie that securities have been raised be-
ycnd their real value.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
bluoncld's Revolution Terminated.
(By Telegreph TO Vircinian-Puot1

Managua. Nicaragua. February I'll
va galveston. TEX. February %. de-
layed in misunderstanding lola
vas army. under Generals Saenz and
Ireneo Estrada, has captured CHI
Mountain and Aqua Calientes. thereby
virtually terminating the B!uefeld'e
revolution.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
River ana Iiarbor HiiI.
CBy Telegraph to yirr,nian-Pi,o

Nby Telegraph 70 VirElnIan- FilotO
Washington. D. c.. Feb. 25.-rhc river
and hnrbor bill. as passed by the Sen
ate. has been referred to the River and
Haroor Committee of the House.
Chairman Burton has called a meet
ing OF the committee for Monday morn
ing to take UP the bill.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
Here
is a List
of SO of the Topics
Which Will Be Included
In the Spring Term Of
The uirginian : Pilots
Home Study Circle.

I. Introduction to the Study OF Govern
ment
erature
g. Raphael. the Great italian Painter.
T. The Life and Times of Mohammea.
s. The Breadstufrs of the World Com.
mercially Considered.
s. How France is Governed TODAY
T. Caxton: The Old Printers of West.
minister.
8. The Life and Times OF Charlemagne.
9. Translation of tho English Bible
10. The Bible as an Element In L:tera-
turc.
IL. Rubens. the Great Flemish Painter.
IL. The Crusades: An Historical Study.
ID The Meat PRODUCTS of the World Com
merciaily Considered.
IA. How Russia is Governed To-day.
10. Spenser: The Elizabethan Age in Lit
erature.
ls. Bunyan: Religious Element in Early
Literature.
II. Rembrandt. tho Famous Dutch
Painter.
Is. Fsudalism and Its influence Upon
Civilization.
70. The Worlds Dairy Products
20. The Government OF tho Republic OF
81. Critical Estimates of Early English
90. The Italian Republics.
%. Tho Cotton Trade of the World.
pire.
.. Critical Study OF Gray's Elegy.
%. Murlllo: Famous Painters of Epain.
q. The Ottoman Turks in History.
Is. Wits and HuEorists OF English Lit
=. 1fcsarth Great Painters of England.
so. The Wool Trade OF the World.
81 How Great Britain Is Governed.
50. De Quincy: Early Prose Master
pieces.
80. The Moors in Spain and Their Eek.
pvls.on.
a. First Historians and Famous His.
tories.
IS. Sir Joshua Reynolds: Portrait Paint
ers OF England.
sc. The Hanseatic League: The First
Great Trade Combine.
81. The Lumber Trade OF the World
IS. The Government of Italy To-day.
50. Charlotte Bronte: Literary Women
Fifty Years Ago.
40 Tho Iyurano.s
-
II. How Canada Is Governed.
A.. Literary Clubs of London.
40. Turner: Englands Greatest Painter.
"A. The Sugar and Coffee Trades OF the
As. The Up-to-Dato Government or
46. 1bsen: a Review of Scandinavian
Literature.
II. Tho Life and Times of Peter the
Great
As. How India Is Governed.
40. Tolstoi: Review of Russian Idtera-
turo.
30. Millet: Famous Painters of France.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26

Rrrklcy Va. Feb. o. 1889.
M IDDLETON L0bGE 40. Ii5. /. o.
W Q. E,Erothers: You are requested
THAN Castle. THIS AFrIIR- :S:s@ssss ~
NOON at ! so O'Clock. to unite :sts or; -
with Old Dominion Lodge No. '.-f"HsSsS
in paying the last sad tribute OF respect
to Bro. JOHN STOKES. of that lcdce,
Oakdale Lodge No 10 is fraternalIy In
vited TO meet with lis. Funeral services
Portsmouth.
BY order of n G.
it, b. T.. TOWNSEND, Secretary.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
And when II comes
o Suit Cases here
are a few Of Our Prices.

4 Leather Suit Case. brass bolts and
!1cks. $500. Another and better for 81
Another still better for $500. and so they
so up to 5000.
Our line OF fine Hand Bags and Pocket.
books IS complete. Come and SEQ our col.
ebrated Bureau Trunk.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
A Splendid Canvas Trunk

Steel clamps and corners, two
sole leather straps, iron bottom,
division for hat box, 1878.
Another-larger, stronger, S4.25
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
BEHNLEY ADVTS

~ HE FUNERAL DIRECTORY BUS
Il mess conducted by the late DANIEL.
y. WILLIE. NAiS i'll the county. will be CON
IlAAlS fco:-lw
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
a BIG CUT in ALL
OUR LEATHER GOODS

We arc getting In our new stock
and VIII sell Trunks and Bags re-
G1rdlesS OF cost.
The record-union., 1899-01-13

10 CUnE A COLD IN ONE DAY
fake laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug.
Rists refund the money II 1t fails to cure Csc. The
Genuine has L. B. @. on each tablet