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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-08

Issued on Bank 81 Scotland, London,
Credit Lyonnais, Paris.

sence e rlhlc participation nctsuced The volume n
uaaihG Frlces are stan upfcryno%t IN the minds
suits a the State elections in Vermont were con
sidefed favorable there Was a continuance 81 the
idtspos'iinn o. entertain speculative vrntuTes
Investment sccfs arr o. demand Al All CONCESSIONS
and holders " securities san display marked
deposition 20 sen them money bcing easy. the
prospects for a continuance ~ comparatively low
atss q interest heirr f,rsyserf sxreiet,, The dc.
cline in f1fcign cxrsukc IS matter 81 Interest TO
me stFeeJ the large foreign purchases u cotton
aud the pressure oi hiils against such exrrts tend
ing @ reduce the level a exchange still further.
II is noted ihat the Bank Of England j. mauiin-
. f rhs .'3hena mm,eN inaihef anu II y e.,e
thoughf ihat considerable foreign loans are hseiy
g. h. made In New York during the autumn some
authorities going 50 fu IS 90 predict tist another
issue q ltgttsh consnls may he hrntgnt eut IN
Is over. Tho money and tho stock markets hcre,
however. have rccauriied Themselves 10 the idea
that the United States win have 20 supply tor
cign requirements for spseiV and particular an-
rrrhrnsion IS felt On this scofe London has. GA
market although It's transactions were on limit
"a scale and speculative Interests tho other side
arr inclined 20 wait and the market there Is dun
Railroad nafnings are san apod ana solne snrlFiso
was oecasiored by the large increase ot sla.@N IN
the st paul's grnrs earnings for the last week IN
August This led g. some speculative hulins II
ihe granger stocks that p,stisn Of the share list
developing strue tene The real activity
q hc Nctk, however, oehtcied in few siwcialues.
the meFment q American Sugar heiAg the most
notable Ths, stock advanced u iI2Ss on The in
crease Of the quarterly dividend nate on last Tces
DAY rom Ia 10 Ia per cent ihc directors met
early in tho day aud adjourned uptil The afternoon
but. in the meantime information 70 what was
intended seems 70 have leaked ont and a vigorous
buying movement 81 in. Che Incident being char
arteriscI rs q new Inhibition q manipulation on
The part u the management. There uas pressure
in Peoples Gas, due 20 tho uniASorahie can'pcti-
tian at Chicago Among the fen notable move
ments In the railroad list q MISE 70 Southern
railway preferred. which sod W 90 81 ON rtports
that an increase In the dividend rate was not i'm
possible. notwithstanding the intimaticn gven In
The annual report that the rate would be kept al
laln-h ali l.nmi
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they met with only moderate sucecss. Their meth
cd sgfms 70 be 10 pass from stock 20 Anosher
cu Successive GAYS seeking scme appearance o. cen
tinuity Ia the movement n msnipalsuns Slows
teTiany afcgted ~ s0ae dcvclopment Of conditions
foday Missouri rsCifc the tsvorite, AZ an w
tfemg advance from the lew posnt Or IN, VITA
dealings en- cutie isrse scale The attempt was
tcsiais raoseucrts in the southern Railway stocks.
aud - Legts Southwestern preferred was hqnghf
f. Ca TAX Il clusq FeiatioEs with Missouri facinc
and Ui hcueft fram tee rfcralinE high prffe at
catiou. Aeantime the southern Railway siecks,
Chesapeake & Ohio Southern Parific and other
sfccks vaieh hsd teen under manipulation earlier
81 the wces. we've htld hscS b. proa;saking The
f,Srs 81 b strike ~ anihacite miners was d-rre-s-
iHs factcr and Kesaius frs, preferred. Delaware n
Hudson and New Jersey central were OF from 20
cr1lers not largc. however London was a
seilrr 81 tais market owing 20 uneaSness on ac~
count ~ tie anthracite situation and 10 nrynrr
monCy rates Va Lenslon. The holiday in Innaon
coantS susaT moved narrowly GA small volume
q dealings ard closed with small nrt gatr-
ErooAgn Transit riesed with gain Of points
and Pcopie's Gas lost ~.
The money movement a ShCwing excess ~
shipments eter rccents by express for the dwt
tne this season The sharp decine In New York
exchange ~ Chicago iipm 30 discouut Yesterday 70
g. discount today. explains the SeuFcc q the de-
Wan3 thsis money having gene out quite freely
81 the south during the week
Gains hy suhtrcasury operations due 10 payments
government hsfnd redemption ana 81 deposits %
gold AZ fscac coast paintsr leave iafxe marrfn %
gair the hauks. the Indications being that tho
inercasC 81 cash reserves has reached over milioa
dollars
rrudiue 90 ,he bond MARKET was small except for
llqnAatioa If Kansas city southern boniS Total
sales PAR value &sS6N
United s,s,ss I'D Is advanced \ in tho hid price
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-08

THE FAyoRITE ". 8. MAIL STEAMER
..STATE OF WASHINGTON"
Has now resumed her regular run be-
tween Seattle and Everett Anaeortes,
cas,raav al 10 %. m, from Yesicr wharf.
This paiatial and popular steamer 10
,usf from the hands of tho shipwrtght:
machinlst and decorator. and In spienaia
enntitions for this seasons business
Elegant staferooms and cuisine the best:
THE travelling public can now De assured
81 rapid transit and quick dispatch OF
srs,yht the state being the only dairy
hraq an the Seattle Whatcom route.
PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
pA,,,. Ntatn g1r yeslcr Wharf
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Diyideud-Payfug Mines.

A partial list OF the dividend paying
mines of British Columbia Is as follows:
Cariboo, to June. 1899. 1911 9es; Fern, TO
June, 1875. $4,000 Hall mines, Ltd TO
May. 1888. $4,000; Idaho, 10 January, 1899.
$4,000; Last Chance TO April 1922. sia,-
eco; lie Roi, to November, 1899. 81. a05 90;
Queen Bess. TO July, 1899. $1,000. Ram
Reco. to January. lsaS, s297, 800: War
Eagle. TO February, 1900. S545, 80; Ymir
to November 1889 $a0,Oc0
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FLY ON THE FLYER.
SEATTLE TO TACOMA

SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
TOUR round trips daily. except Sunday.
u one hour and twenty-five minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER
SECULAR daily trips. Tacoma
!eNie ~ follows.
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY, JUNE G.
TIME CARD
Lfase seat,le--7sa; Hiss a. m; 2:t5. cts
Leave Tac0ma--g,21 a. m 1. $50, s .. m.
SUNDAYS.
t<Avs Seattle--Siso a. M. is m, p. m.
Leave Tacosna-v9Sa a M, $50 100 D. m.
LANDING at Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
MaA. and Commercial dock. foot OF Ma
ren street Seattle
s,ndays. steamer Flyer or Greyhound.
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ol1amer Alice Gertrude leaves City dock
Qgadays, Tuesdays and Thursdays at ~
snltnight for Port Townsend. Port Will
- pungeness, Port Angeles, Port
9esesni Gettysburg. Pysht. Ciaiiam and
Ne&h bey. Returning. leaves Port An
oim tuesdays. Thrrsdaya and Saturdays
Al - n; leaves Port Townsend nj 10
q nj arrives In seattle at 1.30 y. m.
sss4msr Garland leaves city dock Mon
tlys Wednesdays and Fridays AZ IL mid
k9ht for Port Townsend. Port Williams,
pthGsness. Port Angeles and Victoria
hiaynine leaves Port Angeles at S a. m.
% Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays;
sssss Port Townsend at II a. m; arrives
y Seattia at 2.9o p. m.
Telephone Main sla
GAIT !. Il THOMPSON, Manager.
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VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER RoSALIE.
x.v,ns Columbia Street Dock. Effective
Sep,cmber 5ih. 1900.
NORTH BOUND.
FOR VANCOUVER b. c.. DIRECT.
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.

Z ueWiIiisms ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Master
Leavrs Yesier wharf every Monday,
4 Wednesday and Friday at . .. m.
& Arrives Vancouver 10 a. m. the following
~.
Leases Vancouver every Tuesday,
fRusday and Saturday at . y. m.
4 Arrives At Seattle a, 10 a. m. following
n.y.
i Cunnerts at Vancouver with c. r. II.
(rnins for all points East and with steam
( ~ for Nanalmo. Comox, Victoria, Now
Westminster and Texada island ports.
\ Freight will not be received at Seattle
soNsf I y. m on day 81 sailing.
4 For freight or passage apply at the Of.
4 ~ 81 the Vancouver line. Yesler wharf.
s I>l<phene Red sol.
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MONT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
VA fNGTpN ROUTE

49,. f,st ~ Washington street az 70
r. m. SUNDAYS go ~, f9g Pleasant
Teach ttreruerton. " bgl ~
s5efs Returning. leaves Stivrrtatc 1
sssnev. -, a. m. Leaves sidney
saturday nights at % p m Aelephona.
Mt. ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-08

me l-fntei,lNfnFa has narurhA fNa
frefuesve right faf Washington - nans
Mc&sllg a Co.'S latest folder map q,
Ctfua Hra Asia These nsay BE- teenre 4
~ Post inftlHKenctr business offices -.
I6 EgnsN zach
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-08
RATTLE a EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY
90 on rmE GREYnouNp.
SEATTLE, EVERETT AND npMoNpl

shArfLE, EvERE'rr AND EDMONDS
ROUTE.
~ s,ms eafd~ieavea Seattle A. m. ~ m.
N N Leaves Everett s;i5 a. M.
= n and T.lh D M
tasss refund tripa daily. except Sunday.
! essnesiiens- Al Seattle with the steam
$500 tes Tacoma. az Everett with the
~ zaTssf Mikadp Ter Snohomlsh and with
w MssFett ami Monte Cristo railway Tor
~@A.e Nfsstu and way stations
esMnsA dock. Seattle. Merchants dock.
ssvu Telephone Seattle. Red 3i.
-----xsl " q. n. SCoTr, Manager
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PROPERTIES OF PROMISE
IN GREENWOOD CAMP
Review Of Conditions and Develop
ment of the War Eagle.
THREE MINERAL OUTCROPS,

II Indications Are Reliable the own
ers VIII Find Large bodies of Ore
Deep I'm the Mountain-Present
Values Are Chiefly I'm Copper
sinking and orosscuttlng to Pro-
ceed-orc Body Open Up TO 80 Feet
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OLDEST In experience
skill-CROwNED with Is Y
ferer's friend--the peoples
can cure you. All Chronic.
ture, elect. Varicocic. Rup'
cutting or detention from |
antaed. III you cannot call.
ment for out-of town patier
10 10 IL a. m. Kline d Rost
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wAsuGSNTnS, asfs f.-Tstas.s stas4sgess a
fsi tssssHf hsIsFsas ~ ~ sessY4i fsa ss5aHssts
= ~ Nas ~ sssa sstsus fsna q ths sfssgat 4
r.f -s.tfieu ffslEa
tfaaaa8a ease baiaerr ..,.,s..t..s..... fyf - -
ft7a ..s s.4...l s4..ss..4.4.ss..s.. b ~ .ss
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poR WILDLY ISLAND POINTS AID
- CONNER steamer fAlRltAN IN
iee,.es rrwtraf dock Seattle, daily at A.
~ Txcept sundays Returning. leaves Ia
sssnner al =. m, except sundays. touch
ing al Edmonds. clinton etoE ~ ron ~. !,
ifsreer yrtsalaay and la ConncT.
- f.ftNNER TRADING q TRANS
FORMATION COMPANY, owners. Tel
sphtspa Main eli.
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There geuefsi weakening IN tons IN METAL
cirtios to-day The irpn markets II ths cuintfy she~
casincas and src teudInf dhwnwafd fhiisdeirhia
reports q io4st paa-set fAshi street fails we're
ana,rd ~ SIS Witch $40 below The epAahinaticn
price ~ hsafY rails
ria fDn wHrrauts quoted " ~ VISTA Tts
Capgef IN iongfaH advanced q. INT failed y,
strengthen tho lsrsi maihstl shiff siased quiet AZ
N6W
led and srsiiw rded aui At nzH and yg;is
"a IS Y. faspoetirfiF
There was slight decline nesed tus tFa. siih tho
uuAff4nae rashrf ssef. b sfinpsfhy With arsllns
~ ~ 81 abroad. eiosins hrft a So Fe.9 g. f1a
plates relied ntirf The miis hHfe nrsrsd AVID
rfniinsnetd % make l1afk ftstes. M IA kuangs-
meats sth tinnsrs hese ,ssB agadr
TAc brokers' ffine foI nsa va 81, and ~ enptss
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Composition.

we are now prepared 20 DO composites
FOR the trade (any neSsarsl In Nonparesl
Ninfon BREWER and Long Primer. SAtis-
faetiou guaranteed Call or address Fest-
lnlslllSenSe<. Se&toA
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Nune7 ran rtrstg ~ IA FtM err fsnt isf,
iasH ~ pef crnt rslnss mercantile rassr t@5iA
fsrr etffiinE Fxessngs fssf efih sifaai lassi.
ross 10 hanbefs ls1s - 81 q ~ draaand ard x
81 yA for st4ff aaYa Isessas tasas 81 ~ sua q ~
fdiauseretsi hHis 81 sliaFf s3t
sfteg asltifrsfrs GNmE5t4e Tar s.ifrf geAr
Sfffar faiifN NAE
cavsrluert tenas sfsnng slate hauds taarfiss
nsilt1ad tetfs ifENsHlaf
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firs.4asrfara aasf.ttAI rrrirw a1n ua3 asB
l-rntnitrita has prgY4Aa1 Be- tae zncrtnact g
rrtcrs gar s4slElt4-s gHla WeE fhe Tara 8 tAe
EaAlEss hoHsFsf kAs be9z ara. Sllhoz9A tsn -
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sgkAAER CITY OF ABERDEEN
~ Sseeps sunday; leaves Tor Tacoma
''a Vlfmpia ~ 8. ns
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popT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
TNGTON ROUTE,
s,rEAMER 4. II ROBINSON.

= .a..na CITY dock at S:s0 a. IN. Tor fort nj
sser ,n{nf pleasant Beach. Rrcmerton,
isrftca states navy yard. Sidney, Charles
~, rracttan, nico aud Sliyerdaie Re
turnlnS leaves sidney ,. m, bremeFton
lily. BOGARDUS & CO. Agents
Telephone, Main NJ.
rare port orchard points, ~
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haea tstp, Sal "''N A"V'''''' w.
Esisx street N' 'V"' Va
ss.sshepst Main sE
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DR.. POWELL REEVES : s9ss lis Yegef Way Seattle
DR.. LUkENS, the Old Reliable Specialist.

RICHEST in medical knowledge and
EARS OF unparalleled success-ths suf-
SPECIALIST. He has cured thousands and
Nervous. Blood and Skin Diseases. Stric-
ire. Piles, Goitre, Cancer cured without
laness. Consultation free. Cures guar
WRITE. Perfect system of homo treat
IT, Hours. a. m. to p. m. Sundays,
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FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA.

ma. FEAMER MuLTNoMAH
w and olyAipia at ,. IN.
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srArrI.E.poRT GAMBLE-TowNsENp
ROUTE.
srr,AMER PROSPER

raayea CIV dock daily at T:s0 a. m. ex-
.Ss, SUNDAY. Tor Port Madison. Kingston,
part Gamble. Port Ludlow and Port
Townsend Returning. reaches Seattle az
= =, daily sunday leaves fer Port
s1r.ss,rs .pd direct AT q. m; returning,
inssss port Townsend for Seattle direct
stip m. Telephone Main s.. Lilly, Bo-
garsius AZ Co. Agents
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poDwELL & CO. LTD.
~ lanes Street. General Agents.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-22
NEW BERN.
PRICE OF CoTToN-RAILRoA
| TIC-THE FAIR
Especial to VirsInian-Pilot.)

Especial to VirsInian- Pilot.)
New Bern, N. c., Sept. 2l.-Cotton
continues to range in price from ten
to ten and a-half cents and the
farmers are rushing 1t on the market
as fast as they can get it ready.
The several officers of the Atlantic
and North Carolina railroad are get
ting their reports in shape for the an
nual stockholders meeting, which will
be held on the 9th instant. The pres
idents report shows the condition Of
the road to be very good. There have
been many very important improve
ments made on the line of the road
during the past year. The presidents
report is a very lengthy document, and
no doubt will be interesting to the
stockholders.
a series of meetings are being held
In the Methodist Chapel on Pollock
street this week conducted by the Rev.
MIR. John, of Centenary Church. The
meetings are being well attended and
much interest is manifested.
The premiums offered by the New
Bern Fair Association for the coming
exhibit in November are the most lib
eral ever offered by the association.
Many special attractions will be pre-
scented. The grounds will be put in
first class order, and everything will
be done to make the Fair grand sue
cess.
The Rev. II. w. Battle. who has been
in this city for several days, being
summoned here on account of the Sc
we're illness of his father. General C.
A. Battle, returned to his home in Pc
tersburg yesterday. being accompanied
by the General. who had sufficiently
recovered, his physician thought, to
make the trip in safety. General Bat
tie has many friends in this city who
wish him a speedy recovery to his for
mer good health. BY special invitation
Rev. Mr.. Battle occupied the pulpit in
First Baptist Church in this city on
Sunday night. His sermon was grand
so pronounced by all who had the
pleasure of hearing him. He will al
ways find n hearty welcome to the old
City of Films. Come again, Doctor.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-22
BRYAN'S SAYINGS ON
IMPERIALISM AND
MILITARISM

the situation when it says that the
Flipinos cannot be citizens without
endangering our civilization. Who will
dispute it? And what is the alterna-
tive? If the Filipino is not to be a
citizen. shall we make him a subject +?
On that question the Democratic plat
form speaks with equal emphasis. 1t
declares that the Filipino cannot be a
subject without endangering our form
of government. A republic can have no
subjects. A subject is possible only in
a government resting upon force.
Some argue that American rule in
the Philippine Islands will result in the
better education of the F'ilipinos. Be
not deceived. If we expect to main
tain colonial policy, we shall not find
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-22
DURHAM.
THE TOBACCO CROP-GENERAL
CARR'S CANDIDACY.


Durham. N. c.. Sept. 21.-There has
been a mass meeting to raise funds for
the Galveston sufferers. the wood
men Of the World' and other orders
having contributed a separate fund,
and the ladies will give n concert to-
morrow night in the Opera House to
raise funds for the same purpose. Sew
eral hundred dollars are already in
hand, and the committee Is still at
work.
for the Senate things are rushed at his
office. He has had to employ uddi-
tional clerks and stenographers to have
answered the several hundred letters
received each day.
Tobacco comes in slowly and is of
inferior character. Prices are some
what firmer than ct the same time last
year. The pound estimate in this ter
ritory is so per cent. of last years crop.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-22
A STRICKEN FAMILY.
ROCKY MOUNT.
THE NEW RAILROAD RELIEF
HOSPITAL HERE.

Rocky Mount, N. c., Sept. 21.-The
new railroad relief hospital at South
Rocky Mount is in it's plumbing. as in
its architecture, n model of excellence.
Messrs. John Il. Tobin, of Charleston,
S. c., had this branch of the work in
charge. and in convenience, neatness
and perfect arrangement, we have
never seen II surpassed.
In the sanitary operating room and
In the etherilinS room on the second
floor OF the building, the hot and cool
water apparatus are marvels of their
kind and the workmanship is superb.
The bath room. including all the
modern Ideas in that line, is like the
laundry departInent-well nigh perfect
In its way.
The hospital is now said to be one
OF the most conveniently arranged and
equipped this side of the great Balti-
more Institutions of that kind.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-22
EDENTON.
Especial to virginian-Pilot.)


Edenton, N. c., Sept. 21.-Miss Gertie
Greenleaf. of Elizabeth City, Is visit
ing Miss Clara Bond.
Mr.. f. A. White. proprietor Bay View
Hotel. Is quite sick.
New goods in large quantities are ar
irving now daily for our dry goods
merchants.
Mr.. l.. L. Moore will leave Monday
for Baltimore to select line of fine
millinery goods for the fall and win
ter trade.
Norfolk and Southern's steamer
Wagner due here from Columbia at
IL o'clock yesterday did not arrive un-
til 10 o'clock at night. cause OF de-
lay being the effect of getting log
in the wheel.
Rev. Mr.. Cowan will be in Camden
county next week assisting in a meet
ing.
Mr.. Willie Brinlkley will leave to-
morrow for Berkeley, Va. having &C
ceptcd a position there.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-22
CHARLOTTE.
STATE FARM SUPERINTENDENT
CONVICTED OF MAN
SLAUGHTER

Charlotte. N. c., Sept. CIV. S.
Stancil. superintendent of one of tho
MeclSlenburg county convict camps.
was found guilty of manslaughrer at
Dallas to-day. Stancil shot negro
Frank RoZzell while the latter was
running away. He claims he did not
intend to kill. but only to brighten the
negro. Counsel for the defense iinme-
diately took an appeal to the Supreme
Court upon hearing the verdict.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-22

rs. AS usual when the two crack
teams" of Washington county meet on
the diamond. there was no trouble or
disturbance of any kind, but all enjoyed
the game.
The new residence which Mr.. w. l..
Sherrod Is now erecting on the corner
of Main and washington streets. will.
when occupied. add much to the looks
of that part of the town.
Our merchants are now all very busy
opening fall goods.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-22
FAYETTEVILLE.

BLESSED BY THE POPE-A
STRICKEN FAMINLY.
Fayetteville, N. c., Sept. 2l.-Nfr Slo-
comb. Misses Hawley and Lillian Slo-
comb are now doing" Italy. a letter
was received from them dated Naples.
They had been to Rome and were elated
over certain special privileges shown
them. Through the courtesy of tile
American consul they attended the
King Humbert services at the Pan
theon, which they describe as ma gnifi-
cent, the musical part including Italy's
greatest singer. They also attended,
through the kindness of a young North
Carolina priest, the Pope's reception
at st. Peters, and were personally
blessed by the Pope, whom they de-
scribe as being in good health, with a
face of great meeliness and benevo-
lence.
A STRICKEN FAMILY.
Died, near Cumberland Mills, Miss
Margaret ~. Hales, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Bunyan Hales, aged "a years.
Two other members of the same fam
lily, daughter and son, are now lying
critically i'll with the same fever (ty-
phoid), which is prevailing in that sec
ton.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-22
TORPEDO BOAT eAeLEY.
WILL BE CHRISTENED BY HIS
SISTER.

By Telegraph to Virginian- Pilot.)
Raleigh, n. c.. Sept. 21.-Mrs. Addie
Bagley and Mrs. Josephus Daniels,
mother and sister of Ensign Worth
Bagley. the hero of Cardenas and the
first officer killed in the Spanish
American war. left here to-day for
Bath, Maine, where they go to attend
the launching of the torpedo boat
Bngley, named in honor of the dead
Ensign.
Mrs. Daniels will christen the new
boat. The ceremony is expected TO
take place next Tuesday.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-22
rHE WASHINGTON ElRg.
THE INSURANCE CARRIED
AMOUNTED TO ONLY ABOUT
500 O0D

loss sustained by the recent fire at
washington, n. c.. will be about $685.
ouu, with less than $4,000 insurance.
Inc insurance was as follows:
North Carolina Home. Raleigh:
washington l.. l. armory........s2,00 900
w. Is. Rodman, library .......... 500
peterson IL Co. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 600
southern Stock Mutual, Greensboro:
spencer Bros. ........ ............ 1000
Goidsporo IN. CD Underwriters:
spencer Bros. ...................... 1000
virginia Fire and Marine:
%. $. Hoyt 100
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-22
PLYMOUTH.
Especial to virginlan-Pilot.)

NSpecini TO Vlrginian-Pilot)
Plymouth. N. c.. Sept. 2l.-The game
OF ball played here yesterday after
noon by the Plymouth Walk Overs and
Roper team resulted in q victory for
Plymouth by score of "a to 8. Bat
teries: for Roper. Windley and Sad
Ter; for Plymouth. Lewis and NeWber-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-22

NOR RENT.-THE TWO MODERN
Main streets. Elizabeth City. n. c., now
occupied by Moses Weisel: Possession
BOSKY BROS, Portsmouth,, Va, sel4-1m