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WANTED-SEvERAh BRIGHT AND
hoaest persons to represent US ~ Mans
gers IN this and close by counties Sal
airy, 5000 year and expenses. Straight
oooe' nde. no more no sss salary. Position
permanent Our references, any bank in
any Town IL - mainly office work conduct.
ed AZ nome Reference. Enclose self-address-
co stamped envelope. THK DOMINION Cox
FANNY. Dept Chicago
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Some men we know have taking ways.
But, OF alasl alack!
There are but few we know OF who
Have ways OF bringing back.
-Philad elphia Press.
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PLANET DEror.

--ANST can be found &C the fall
ts7 .,ascee every SATURDAY.:
BRAUxosr, TEXAS
VIM. Archibald,
Bewsss HILL, Va.
A. Ashburn.
BKRKLzY, Va,
Marie Riddiok
Bosror, MASS.
William L. Reed 1853 Osmbrsa.. a,
ars; AnnCollins 1zI< Nersh.mr 49, -
% sdwssd Seote, 1s4 North.mptsa. a
T. ID. Klsekwen, 5os Rishuo,s "a
OLARKsvnAB, TsSs.
Miner Bskes
w. l.. johnson,
OAMBRiDoE, Mass.
Jas. o. Creedie. 70 PieAsAa, q.
CLIFTON FoRer, Va,
w = Thomas,
OEkoPoLIs, Va.
John W. Anderson,
FULTON, Va.
Thomas Page, State 81.
FAkkvILLs, Va,
Hsirston,
6RREASrowN, Pa.
W. M. Byrd. l7s WIRES 8.
HAvsRHILL, MAsa
Mrs L A Bailey, - Dudley a
HAMPTON, Va.
solomon Philips
LYScHBuRa, Va
ohss' Morgan. 7o9 Taylor sa.
Mt. Horn, W. Va.
h. d. Thomas,
NORFOLK, VA,
John De Ron. ooa CO,
NEWPORT NEWS Va
!; l. srSwn 2'Si Madison ST.
wayne Orudup, I222 3lst So
NEW YORK NY.
TH OueFic1 j. Brown. 407a Park A.
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Jonn Williams, e88 Wsshinyton
0xANNA, ALA. ave.
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PHILADELPHIA PA.
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a A. ;hsrles, $685. Kelly 81. '
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drowned. and he was carried down
stream two miles before being rescued.
AT the storming of Fort Tyler, Ga, he
was wounded by rifle ball.
In May, 1865, he was selected by Gen.
wilson to take detachment of the
First Wisconsin cavalry and cross the
country towards Savannah and head
of JEFF Davis, who was reported to be
making his way south through South
Carolina and Georgia. Gen. Harnden
rose from sick bed and performed his
duty so well that it resulted in the cap
ture of the confederate chief at Irwin
vile, Ga. At the capture of Davis an
unfortunate collision occurred In the
darkness between Harnden's men and
those of the Fourth Michigan cavalry,
which resulted in the death of two
men. A congressional investigation
exonerated Gen. Harnden from any
blame in the affair. On July 10, 1865,
while at Edgefield, Tenn, Gen. Harm,
den's horse fell and rolled, breaking his
riders leg. Gen. Harnden was mus
tered out on July 10, 1865.
On his return home he was imme-
diately elected to the Wisconsin legis-
lature from Jefferson county. In 1859
Gov Fairchild appointed him trustee
OF the soldiers orphans home. In 1879
he was appointed internal revenue col
lector, which Office he held for ten
years. He then followed farming for a
number of years and later removed to
Madison. In 1899 he was elected de-
partment commander OF the grand
army for Wisconsin.-Chicago Trib-
une.
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And She Used SmoISeIess Powder.
He-That's peculiar ring you are
wearing. Has it history?
She-Yes, it's n war relic.
Indeed! Tell me about it, pray"
"Oh, there isn't much to tell. won
it in my first Chicago
Evening News
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c. w. LEWIS.

.Attorney-at-Law aud Notary PublFa.
Abstract OF Title OH 50. Titles "a
property carefully examined. Specisi
sttsntion given to suits and osher 10 A.
ters in relation TO property.
s11 N. 4th st, q;
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-06-02

The shortest Generals Long Titles.
"Bobs," who is sometimes known as
Lord Roberts, has, next to the royal
family, the longest list of titles in
Great Britain. Here is his official
designations: Baron Roberts, of Kan
dahar and Waterford, PC, KIP,
G.C.B., gosh, G.CI.E.. VIC, Del,
LID. And yet he is the shortest
general in the service. Should he be
triumphant in South Africa he may
count on a few more letters TO his
name.-Collier's Weekly.
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JEFFERSON DAVIS cApToR.

ITO be continued
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
THE KENTUCKY AND HER SISTER SHIP THE KpARsARGD

Kentucky. Her career will be watched
by Kentucky with an interest akin to
that of fond parent
We thank you for the hbsp!table re-
certion you have extended us. and we
hope you will some day visit Kentucky
and let Us cvttcrrdi TO i@s<s-444e- of Ollie
home -madc Kentucky hospitality. We
Will take YOU and lead you along our
fertile fields, through our lovely blue
grass region and by our ripping brooks
on the banks Of which grows the fra
grant mint. We Will take the mint,
and little pure water and plenty of
kcntucky'S noted vintage and mix you
a drink of nectar fit for the gods. Gap
plausc).
And now. Captain Chester. rs you
have the honor to be tine first com
mander OF this mighty ship. in the
name Of my people. whose commission
bear on this occasion. I dub you n
kcntuclaian. ana rs far as I may, /
commit 10 your unceasins care Ken
'tuclly's pride. do so with the fullest
confidence; first. because You are an
American selman second, because you
are an adopted son of Kentucky. Cap
plausc). And now, sir. as slight man
Hesitation Of gratitude by the people of
Kentucky. for the honor conferred on
their state, II is my high privilege to
present. in the name Of kentucky. this
beautiful silver service to the ship for
the use of her officers. If It shall re-
mind them from time to time that this
ship carries with 1t at all times and In
all chimes the best wishes and affection
of the people of Kentucky, we shall be
fully satisfied CApplause)
CAPTAIN CTTDSTER'S REPLY.
CAPTAIN Chester then accepted the
splendid gift OF Kentucky in few
brief, but expressive words. He said
the ship would bear the great name OF
Kentucky, and the Kenuckians to
many quarters of the world and her
officials and mon would httingly up
hold the honor OF that State. He ex-
pressed the greatest appreciation OF the
noble Slit the Blue Grass State had
sent. and accepted it IN the name of tho
navy, and the officers and men OF the
ship.
Concluding. he said, the Kentucky
was the peer of any battle ship anoat.
and. when duty called. her officers and
mon would be found MT their posts TO
sustain the honor of Kentucky and our
haG.
AS Capt Chester concluded. the Kan
tucky's fine marine band played MY
Old Kentucky Home" and everyone
ohecred.
Then the visitors were taken around
The ship. UP ladders and down ladders
and s.aiuNtays to It's innernost receeses;
We're shown the big guns and tho little
guns and listened to wise and lucid ra-
marks by the officers OF tho ship nn
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
A BRIGHT KENTUCISIA,N
A BIG SUCCESS
Large Water From. sa,e.

VIII DE sold at auction without re-
serve. juno 18th, at the Norfolk Real
Estate Echange, that large water frcnt
on north side of The Eastern Branch in
Norfolk county, adjoining the city.
fronting on Brambleton avenue about
1000 feet. and extending out to the
Prof. Wardens line. containing approx
mateiy 10 acres. Capitalists. Transpor-
tatton companies or others seeking the
ono available place for o bridge termin-
nj, ship railway. or manufacturing site
rearest the city. but not subject to It's
rule. will find this most attra olive in-
vestracnt.
See advertisement, and plat at Town
send s. Joynes'. No. 22T Min street, or
ii. l. Page s. Co. e % Bank streat.
Tt- Sat ana TIL.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
1IHE PREs lGNrTATION.

The beautiful eilvcr service was dis
played on the upper deck. and here.
about 5 O'clock. all assembled around
tho table where 1t stood.
Colonel Harry Messenger, Of Louis
vile. Ky. arose and. facing Captain
Chester. spoke as follows:
We hail from State of beautiful
rivers. fertile valleys and majestic
mountains: from a State whose Dor
dcrs arc more THAN thousand miles
from the sea. and most Of whose cit
liens have never set eyes on the ocean.
Yet from state whose great agricul-
tur.ll product is carried over the seas
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07

The presentation OF the beautiful sill
yer service to the battleship Kentucky.
by the citizens OF that State, drew
many people to Old Point Comfort yes
terday to witness the ceremonies and
inspect Uncle shm's newest big fight
ing machine.
The battieIship lay little off the pier
near the Chamberlln Hotel, and fleet
OF naGthh launches reaped rich
harvest IN taking eight-seers out to the
ship art SO cents a head for the round
"trip.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07

to every port In the world, and who
has therefore. Notwithstanding her Sit
uation, direct Interest IL :he s.a-
Power of the nation. But over and
above all this. we hail from q patriotic
State, whose people glory in the fact
that one of the great buttleships of the
American Navy bears the name Ken
lucky" Our people have a feeling of
ownership in this vessel and regard
every man who walks its deck Ken
tucltSan. For this great ship, we have
a dual feeling of pride and affection;
pride because she is u. part Of the navy
that has shed much glory on America;
affection because she is a. namesake of
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
ST. MARY'S FIELD DAY.
boys IN TRAINING FOR A LIVELY
TIME NEXT TUESDAY.

lHllS -Nl.AI TUESDAY.
The pupils of St. Mary's Male Acad-
envy are practicing daily for the an
nual field day exercises which takes
place next Tuesday, June 12th. They
have not as yet decided where they
Will go. but this will be determined
probably today.
Tho exercises this year promises to
excel oil former ATTEMPTS, and there
Is muoh competition between the BOYS
as to who will win the many prizes
that VIII fbe offered Two "tug-of-war
teams" have been organized and will be
ready to pull when the gong sounds.
A program of the entries TO the many
races is now being arranged. The races
to be run are: Putative race. rack race.
thrce-leg race, hundred yard dash. nf
ty yard dash. bicycle race. swimming
race, and many other contests, includ-
ing high kicking and jumping.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
Regretted tho Incident.

Colonel Messenger the eloquent
Kentuckian. who made the presenta-
ton Address Yesterday on the battieship
Kentucky, has just returned from Bel
fast, Maine. where he took part in the
Decoration Day services and delivered
on address before the veterans of the
Belfast Post OF the Grand Army of tho
Republic.
Col Weissenger regards as = very un-
fortunate occurrence tho flag incident
mt the Louisville Confederate reunion
last week
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
ECLIPSE PICTURES.
TAKEN AT VIRGINIA BEACH AND
DEVELOPED AT EDISON LAB
ORATORY

A dispatch from Orange. N. J., says:
a number of moving pictures takes, OF
the suns eclipse at Virginia Beach, Va.
last week. have been developed at the
Edison laboratory in West Orange with
splendid results. The pictures are clear
and distinct and arc believed 10 be of
unusual scientific Importance, as they
show the progress OF the eclipse much
better than any number of single photo
graphs.
The pictures were taken by James II.
White, of the Edison laboratory, who
used for the purpose an apparatus de-
signed especially for the work
Eight different series of pictures were
taken. The negatives. all of which were
successfully developed. show clearly the
corona, the chromosphcre, the stream
ers. and the other peculiarities Of the
eclipse. The pictures were taken at the
rate of twenty-five Il second.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
wife Beater Released.

Barney Mccain. who resides with his
wife at No $50 Water street. was re-
leased from Jail yesterday. lie was i'm
prisoned several days ago in default Of
n fine of SIS and Il peace bond of 500
imposed upon him for assaultiRg his
wife. His freedom was secured through
his i'll treated wife. who pleaded with
Justice Tomlin for her husbands re-
lease. n personal peace bond was re-
Quired of Mccain.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
State Board of ElsherIca.

The State Board of Fisheries took q
trip to Tangicr Island yesterday on the
oyster gunboat Chesapeake. The mem
pers of the Board went to Old Point
where they boarded the Chesapeake
and on the way the regular session of
the Board was held.
The purpose of the Boards visit to
Tangier Island was to inspect several
sailing vessels, which may be purchas-
ed and equipped for police duty on
the James river
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
EoR SALE.

T1OR SALE = WE'LL ESTABLISHED
IL business; almost monopoly: owner
must leave city account health; price
$500: two-thlrds cash. balance easy
terms. If you have the money invest-
gate. Principals only. Address a. y. c..
care this office. je7-3t'
THOR SALE-DESIRABLE TRACT OF
II 30 acres of land. fronting on Princess
Anne turnpike. within one mile of city
limits; terms easy. Apply 10 T.. ID. PINK
ERTON. Dicksons wharf, Norfolk Va.
malG-lms
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
missionary Address.

The Rev. NJ. Aratsumoto. a native
Japanese. will Trees the Corean
Circle Missionary Society CT Second
Presbyterian Church in the lecture
room OF the church this afternoon at
4:30 o'clock.
Mr.. Matsumoto Is very attractive
and interesting speaker, and the public
is cordially invited to be present
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
Mr.. Frank White tho Delegate.
Local No. 70, of the National Alliance

Local NO. ~, of the National Alliance
-fHhvdITtcdf -sssstTrgc trTTrIJtoyJcs, at its
meeting Tuesday night. elected Mr..
Frank II. White as It's delegate to the
annual convention Of the Alliance that
convenes July 9th. Mt the borough of
brooklyn, Greater New York. The Ali
ance is increasing in membership and
is in n fiourshinS condition.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07

The battleship Yesterday was as neat
as new pin and as pretty as a red
wagon, for everything was In place
guns and braes work shone like mir
rors. and officers and crew were all
cheerful and animated.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07

King. arc the water set of seven pieces,
consisting of water pitcher. wash
bowl. tray and tunblers, all of virgin
silver, an enormous SOUP tureen and
ladle. two platters and eighteen silver
finger bowls and plates for some
Zach niece Is clafborately decorated
with the products of Kentucky, such
as tobacco plants, corn. wheat. and blue
grass. The emblems of the sea are
also present, such as Doiohins, sea
weeds and seashells.
PUNCH BOWL USED.
After the presentation ceremonies an
elaborate luncheon was served to the
kentuckians in the officers dining
room. and in the parlor adjoining the
punch bowl overlooked with its dcli-
cious burden prepared in a style to SUI;
the gods
Here various officers of the ship pre-
sided and for several hours extended
their welcome hospitality and Ice cream.
ices. cake and cigars We're served.
BALL AT THE CHANJHERIAAIN
The events of the day wound up with
a grand SILVER Service" Bali at the
Chamberlain. Here the beautiful ladies
and handsome sons of Kentucky min
gled with the officers of the battleship.
and the officers from Fort Monroe. and
their ladies'. There were also present
many prominent people from the Old
Point section.
A BRIGHT KENTUCIiLisN.
Among the officers of the ISen tn cley
Is Albert S. Berry, son OF Congress
man a. s. Berry. of Newport, Ken
lucky. The majority OF the Ksrtuck-
ians win return h6ne to-day, but O
1umIber will spend several days at tud
Point.
A BIG SUCCESS.
The presentation was a big success
and our Kentucky friends can go home
with the assurance that they did it III
Just right. The weather was all right
they are all right, the Kentucky Is ali
right, and we hope they will drop down
and see US again.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
"KENTUCKYS" SILVER SERVICE
The Finest Silver Service Ever Presented
to an American Warship.

he Event Big SuccessLarge Delegation of Leading Citi
zens from All Parts of the Blue Grass Saskatchewan
Presentation Speech by Colonel Harry Messenger, Of
Lousvile-The Big Punch Bowl Entered Active Ser
Yce-Capain c. W. Chester Accepted Silver Service for
the Navy, the BattIeship and its Officers and Men
Grand Ball at the Chan1berlin
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07

the subject of range. sighting, calibres,
gunpowder, dynamite and other things
that civilized man has invented to keep
down the census returns OF nations that
he don't like.
The SILVER SERVICE.
The silver service Is magnificent
creation of the silversmfths art and is
the result Of n strong competition In its
design. There were eight competitors.
representing the leading silver ware
makers OF America, and the commits
sion for 1t was given to j. E. Caldwell
&c Co. of Philadelphia.
The main pieces are the punch bowl.
and the center piece. There are seven
ty pieces in the entire set and all are OF
sterling silver.
THE PUNCH BOWL.
The punch bowl. around which in the
days to come will gather many OF the
notable people of the world. is n mas
sive piece with n capacity of fifteen
gallons. On che side a feature of the
decoration is an Indian head and on the
opposite side head OF Kentucky 8
great pioneer Daniel Boone. On either
side is a magnificeutly worked Amer
lean eagle surrounding the seal of the
State. and the seal of the Navy Depart
ment. The punch bowl stands on n tray
thirty-siX inches in diameter, and Is
surrounded by eighteen punch cups.
The punch bowl is gold lined. and It has
an enormous ladle of equal high char
acter.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07

All transient advertisements In
serted In these columns must DO paid
for In advance.
Rate. ono cent per word each In
scrtion. minimum, % cents.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
MOTlCE::y

Norfolk. Va. April LIST, 1899.
This is to certify that GEORGE MI
WILLIAMS withdrew from partnershin
OF firm of II. T. Williams 6 Co on above
Covington." a. -
je7-10t e. T. WILLIAMS G. c,o
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07

Hotel Bedford. 6 6pan 1aRa c 5909 VA VA,
der now management. This resort. besii.
tiful. comfortable and well equipt, makes
a summers outing In the mountain vcry
desirable. Electric lights and bells. Te,a,
phone. Hot and cold baths. BeautifnI
scenery. Pure air. Beautiful drives
resident physician. Mineral woter
Music. dancing. etc Rates reasonabie
For terms. address Hotel Bedford.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07

7 ,ADIES-YOUR CUT HAIR on CONN
- inss made into beautiful broIds
bangs. pompadour pufrs or front pieccs in
the most artistic manner Moderntn
charges. Combines bought MNHs
GATES, the reliable. over and 1oc. store
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07

TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Promo Quininc Tablets
III druggists refund the money II II faila
to cure l. w. Groves signature 10 on
each box. Csc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07

N,TIcE TO coNTRAcToRs-sEALrn
~ proposals will be received ut tho ofilne
OF l.; W La2e. .Jr., whore plane and
of two-story brick. wood stone and I'm
Knitting mills Bids will be opened 81 VI ~
o clock a m. JUNE 14rI. 1900 Right "a
". LANE: JR.. President Williamshurs
knitting Mill Co. los o.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
AGENTS WANTED.

Do EON CAN BE MADE DURING
~ As cOO next six months by hustling
agents handling our white and fancy
Rubber Collars. CUFFS. Bosoms and Neck
ties. Patented and guaranteed goods
Enclose stamp for special plan. NJ. & NJ.
MFG. CO.. Springfield, Mass.
jc7-tu til, su39t
III NERGETIC. RELIABLE AGENTS
~ to sell Investment contracts. Ad-
dress AMERICAN GUARANTY CO., sos
Atlantic Trust Bldg, Baltimore Md.
je2-lWS
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
SPECIAL NOTICE

We. the undersigned Shoe MERCHANTS .,
Church street, have agreed to close orr
places of business at o'clock d. m. from
June 18th to Septcmber 18th, 1900, SATUR-
DAYS EXCEPTED:
NJ. J. MADDEN,
S. S. LAND,
q. II. WAGNER,
II. c. GALE
STAR SHOE STORE.
SUN SHOE STORE,
IL. i. LAPETERS,
r. II. GORNTO
S. KAHN & SON.
1t c. w WILSON & co.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07

NT1RGINIA BACHELOR RENT: DE-
v sirablc furnished cottage, with sewer
connection. large grounds, for whole or
part OF season. Apply to JAS. IL. ALLEN.
over 25 Bank street. Norfolk, Va. je7-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
THE CENTER PIECE.

The centre c,iece is next in import
ance. 1t is an oval dish forty-two inches
over all. with five arms at either end
fitted with electric lights. In the center
is a loving cup. which Is removable and
which is used i'm conjunction with the
confer piece for flowers.
OTHER PIECES.
Other Dieces in the magnificent set
that would fifty grace the table of any