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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-13

CHICAGO, Oct i2--Resrlts at Harlem:
Five fufi1ngs VI Oriente won. Hoan second. Red
Apple third Time. S Is
six hrionss Ioyal Eta won. innovntor second.
Daisy q third. Time, Is
s,eeplechase short eoufSe Becky Rolfe won,
brakeman second. Aronebas third Time. 90 IS
Mile selling la Goie;a won. Charlie D bren sec
ond. Scarlet Lilly third, Time, 30
Pive and half Mfionss- Mznde Come won Cora
t,ortx second Tenny Belle third, Time. ~ is
Mile and q quarter. selling The pcttl won, Henry
Nuttsr sccoud Clay PoipteF third Time. q IS
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WASHINGTON. Oct 12-It IL under
stood that the final disposition OF silver,
some s2s5,0W I'm amount, taken by the
American marines at the capture Of
Tientsin, may he determined by con-
xress. In the meantime the silver Is
being treated az a trust fund. OF which
the government Is the custodian until
a determination r. reached as TO Its
riQhffu1 dfsnoxfffop
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H0NGkONG. Oct i2.--Admiral ITo IL
pursuing the rebels In a northeasterly
direction from Sanchun.
A British expedition. consisting of the
Twenty-second Bombay Infantry. with
artillery. " going to the Kowlonn him
teriand. though the district is reported
quiet
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-13

The Seattle high school football team
will leave for Everett this morning. where
Il viii play the local high school The
players have been practicing steadily sinea
their game with the university, and are
confident that unless Everett has re-
markedly strong aggregation they wii'
return viCiors.
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rn,er-Noun,ain Fair Races.

BOISE idaho Oct. 2-Tbs following are The
summaries q tosisy's uces
Tgut mile heats. In ). purse SO -Nashts g
first Shssse second. Bate Chapman third Beet
time 1fs&.
Mile running. purse ssS-Niss Refnsen Won.
Cyelfge pewef SECOND. ~ Ckpo bird Time. ~
Three haudtea add fftr yard dash. pure SO
Pat Tucker wati, BAPTIST John s~soud Tins. ~
Half fniis. pnrsa s1D-urntnf Won. UntssgrySsh
sscond Grace third Infant lsft ~ the pot.
Time. Ses
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NEW YORK. Oct. ~ The defense In
the proceedings looking 10 the removal ~
j r., E. VI. and W, r. Gnypor and y. u.
Greene TO the Jurisdiction Of the United
States courts Of Georgia continued today
its rross-eyamination OF r. T. johnson,
the government accountant Nothing was
developed The hearing will be resumed
tomorrow.
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III OPPOSE GERMANS.
!. -. wsIdersee Regards China
asSuaffOn ~ serious.

..rr oct. IA dispatch received
:s.ssv from Shanghai says very
y stsw a taken az Field Marshal
a. ~ Waldersee's headquarters, I'm
~. II the revolutionary move
=. r..ton. A false alarm. on october
y ~ she Chinese officials TO pro-
.sssnst any occupation OF Chinese
..~tse yiceroys. the dispatch
1r~niv affirm. that they viii OPP
..r advance Of the Germans into
..ssr province.
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Dowaxer Empress Frederick III.

KRONBERG. Prussia. Oct. u. The
court marshal OF the Dowasor Empress
Frederick announces that her mA1esty $
Ing the last few days. but that in tbs
orInion OF her medical attendants. her
condition may be shortly aInelioraiei.
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Honor. TO an American.

SYDNEY, ". 9. w, Oct. 12-Ten thou
sand citizens OF Sydney assembled In the
town hall tonight to pay farewell tribute
to George w Bell, the United states COM
sui. Earl Beauchamp. governor OF New
South Wales, presided. and an engrossed
address from the citizens was presented TO
Mr.. Bell.
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FiII NHINDS Of REBELS.
...s n wEIHAIwEr PRE-
srrURE rs SERIOUS.
.-..t. Are VOW Controlled by
). cssss's Revo'"''onar, E's-.
. .s~,vression Of an Outbreak
r..tes would De DimcuIt.

..ox Oct. ls.--The Times has the
toSLv',ssy om Hongkong. dated yester-
~ -,ret,on in the weihaiwei prefec-
~ .s,sc,,s. In six districts the cities
~ - hands Of the rebels. II an
y y " shaaId occur In Canton Its sup
.Is.s you'd be difficult"
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American League to Go II Alone.

CHICAGO. Oct f2-The magnates OF the
American baseball league, at their meet
Ing here today took a Decided step In
the direction Of independence from the
national league by declaring they would
no longer countenance the farming
system now I'm vogue between the major
and minor leagues. The baseball lead
ers decided that henceforth no American
League players VIII be Harmed" TO
National League. and no National League
club will be permitted TO loan" Its play
ers to an American League team.
Resolutions were passed ratifying the
deal which gives Pitcher Roscoe Miller
TO Detroit. and Ontfelder ''Topsy'' Hart
zell. OF indianapolis. 10 the Chicago Ma
tional League club Hartzell has been
playing with Cincinnati
There was further discussion In regard
10 the dropping Of Kansas City and other
American League towns from the Amer
lean League circuit and the taking In Of
Washington and Baltimore.
Resolutions were also adopted. after
considerable discussion. limiting the num-
Der OF players to each team 10 four
teen. BY this arrangement four pitchers
and two catcbers will probably compose
the battery strength OF each team.
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Prof Penvers. Of Berlin, has been sum
moned 90 attend her.

LONDON, Oct. 13-The Berlin CORES
pondent Of the Daily Telegraph says:
II learn that the condition of the En-
press Frederick is precarious. Emperor
William has Cancelled all his engage
ments for the present"
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SAVE time and money by taking the
Resale for Victoria. Fare. Zoe.
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ON the route to stay Rosaiie for VIC
toria, JOG.
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THINK OF ~ Seventy miles for s0c
Rosaile daily for Victoria. Fare. alc.
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Think EdIct. Are In.Incere.

containing information as to the means OF
Ming claims ~
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
philadelphia. 5, Bo.ton. 4.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. l2.--Philadeiphia defeated
Boston by better fielding. Attendance, ca Score;
X. H. r.
ft.,afaV
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-26
Plano Values.
Do You Want a Piano =?

Well we are manufacturers. We are
in a position TO sell YOU am instrument
Of the highest possible grade at the
same price YOU would pay a middle
man for an inferior or medium grade
piano. Why not buy the hest? Why
not buy piano that Will last a life
time. You viii find such Il piano in
the STlEFF and YOU can buy the
STIEFF ut Il very reasonable price
and on easy terms. We have a mag
nificent brand new stock to select
from. Write or call for our special
price list Pianos tuned
S11EF' FACTORY WAREROOMS.
C6 CRANKY street.
Phones 1l09. oc26-3t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-26
ELKs' GRAND LODGE.
HAS BEEN INVITED TO MEET IN
RICHMOND IN 1902.


Yesterdays Richmond Times says:
Richmond Lodge of Ellks, No. As.
held meeting last night and decided
to invite the general antlered frater-
nifty to assemble in this city in 1902.
When the Grand Lodge of Elks met
last year it was understood that Rich
mond would be n bidder for the con-
vention three years off and the gem
tleinen who represented this city were
assured that the leading Elks favor
ed Richmond as a meeting place in
1902 During the meeting last night
the question of entertainment for the
members and friends of the Grand
Lodge was discussed. 1t was decided
that Richmond could care for the
Grand Lodge and provide sufficient en-
tertainment to assure that all visitors
would have a good time.
by resolution, an invitation was ex-
tended to the Grand Lodge to meet
in this city two years hence. and the
Exalted Ruler MIR. Louis II. SeiEel.
was directed to appoint II committee
to devise ways and means for the re-
ception and care for tho visitors.
The session was one of the largest
and most enthusiastic that the IIlks
of Richmond Lodge have ever held.
Besides the extending OF the invitation
TO the Grand Lodge. the body appro-
priated $25 to the fund for the re-
building of the Grove-Avenue Baptist
Church. This is the first secret or
ganization to make Il donation TO re-
store the burned church.
District Deputy j. A. Hirshburg
was present and delivered an address
relative to his work throughout the
state. and the general development of
the ORDER"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-26
Will BENEFIT sHlPPlNe.
WEATHER BUREAUS NEW rs
FOOT STEEL TOWER HAS
ARRIVED.

The long-expected big new steel
tower for the Weather Bureau has ar
rived. and so soon as the bids are act
ed upon in Washington it will be
erected on top OF the Citizens Bank
building. The tower. which arrived
here in sections. will be rs feet above
me roof of the tall Citizens Bank
nui,ding. and the weather flags by day
and lanterns at night Will be Visible
for many miles.
1t consists of steel sections, which
are ntted together. On the top will he
mounted the signal pole for the display
Oh iiags and lanterns. The new tower
VIII be of incalculable benefit, espe-
claliy to mariners. who can from the
harbor see the storm warnings and
govern themselves accordingly. The
tower to be used here is like the one
at the New York Weather Bureau on
TOP of the Manhattan Life building.
in broadway. 1T will be erected within
n month.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-26
COL. srERN's REPORT.
HE SAYS VIRGINIA'S MILITARY rs
GETTING INTO GOOD SHAPE.

1t is said that the annual report OF
Assistant Inspector 10 Lane Stern
which was laid before Adiutant-G Cen
cral Nallc Wednesday afternoon. is
one of the finest papers of its kind in
the State. 1t shows that Col. Stern
made a thorough and critical insnec-
ton of each company. and that while,
in the main 1t is highly complimentary
TO the officers and men; yet, if lie
found any flaws anywhere, he did not
hesttHtc to point them out.--fhe re-
port shows that the property Of the
State has been well cared for and
that there was never better man.
agement and discipline on the part of
the officers. The military of the State
is getting into splendid shape, and the
new reorganization plan recently
adopted by the Legislature, and the
strict enforcement OF the laws by those
in charge. have contributed no little
to this end.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-26
FOUNDATION NOT STRONG.
SOUTH AND EAST WALLS OF THE
NEW THEATRE DEMOLISHED.

Nearly all OF the south wall and all
of the east wall OF the new theatre
building, on CRANKY street, will be torn
down. Mr.. Blic1. contractor, has been
put in charge of the work of demoli-
ton. Speaking with a reporter of the
Virginan-Pilot yesterday, he said that
the contractor who built the wall had
tried to obtain information here of the
character of the soil and it's suitability
for sustaining the weight of Il heavy
building. He was n stranger here and.
therefore. unacquainted with the soil.
He applied to those whom he pre-
sumcd should know. and was advised
that n foundation laid i'm concrete six
feet wide would be ample to support
such Il structure as he intended to
build.
The contractor was misinformed. ac-
cording TO his statement. The founda-
ton for the southeast corner proved
defective. AS the weight of the build
ing increased that corner settled and
the south wall buclllcd and cracked.
The whole corner will have to he taken
down. brick by brick. and that part
of the foundation will have to be piled.
The brick cemcnted foundation might
have been adequate. perhaps If the
wall could have risen from the centre
of it. but as the owners of the adj
Joining property would not allow the
foundation to extend beyond the line
on their property, the wall was built
from the edge of the foundation.
Whether that was the cause OF the
failure of the foundation to support the
weight of the walls, or whether the
land would not bear the weight. is not
material question. The foundation Is;
not strong enough and two walls have
TO be torn down and rebuilt on n piled
foundation.
The work of rebuilding will consume
probably six weeks or two months. pro
vided no further weakness develops in
the walls which are left standing.
Meantime the front wall on Cranky
street and the north wall stand intact
and strong. and the wood work of the
gallery and the auditorium will remain
as they are to await the rebuilding of
the southeast corner
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-26
Ereo ApoIlo ReoitnIs.

Hear the wonderful "Appollo" Any
person can play the piano with the
"Appollo." Requires no musical knowI-
edge. You can play tile most classical
composition or the latest "ragtime."
The "Appollo' can he attached to any
make piano. Free rccitals every after
noon. STIEFFS.
oc26-3t &C Cranky street,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-26
smokeIess Furnace Co.

Attention is called to the advertise
ment of the Morris Smokcless Fur
mace Company. Commercial building.
Portsouth. Va. This company an
nounces Il simple and durable appIi-
ancc which, they claim, will save from
10 TO 20 per cent. of coal and 10 per
cent. of smoke in steam boiler fun
naceS.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-26
TIE NORFOLK cRYsrALIcE co
ORGANIZATION COMPLETED =
PRESENT MAXIMUM AMOUNT
OF STOCK ALL TAKEN


PRESENT MAXIMUM AMOUNT
or STOCK ALL TAKEN.
The Independent Ice Company held a
meeting October Gath at the office of
Judge Thomas II. Wilcox. completed
its organization and appointed n com
mittec, consisting of C. y. Woodland,
II. l.. Smith and Harry S. Herman, to
secure site and erect the plant, which,
il all probability, will he completed not
later than April LIST. 1901. The presi-
dent made a few remarks congratu-
lating the subscribers on the prospects
of this company being able to secure a
large share of the ice business in this
city and vicinity.
The promoters state that the COM
pany may later on double the capital
stock. Applications are coming in
daily FOR more stock and are refused,
as the maximum amount has already
been placed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-26
Y. M. c. a. Opening Reception,

General Secretary Clemence, of the
y. NJ. c. a., yesterday sent out invita-
tons to the opening reception of the
association, which will take place Fri
day evening October Goth, from TO
10 O'Clock. The young people of the
First Presbyterian Church will furnish
an entertaining program
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-26
Need a Stove +?

Our line Is complete; over fifty diff
ferent kinds of cook and heating stoves
to select from. We guarantee goods
and prices. cash or credit
WILLIAMSON e SYKES.
sci and sos Church ST., near Queen.
oc u
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-26
Junior Epworth League.

The Junior Epworih League OF I.e-
I<ies Memorial Church will have n pro-
gram of unusual excellence on Sunday
afternoon. Mr.. Ashby Williams viii
address the meeting and there will be
a special musical program.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-26

You will find satisfactory garments
when you have them tailored by
RUDOLPH & WALLACE.
333 Main Street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-26

All transient advertisements in
serted in these columns must be paid
for in advance.
Rate. one cent per word each in
scriion, minimum. 10 cents.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-26
FOR TRENT.
Farm For Rent.

Containing about Go acres. nearly all
cleared; dwelling with five rooms and
outhouses; is about 3 miles from town,
and has half mile water front on Broad
Greek. III. &. HOGGARD & CO, sc Bank
street. oc3- II
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-26
Stops the Cough and works om,he Cold.

Laxatime Bromo Quinne Tablets cure
cold Inc day. No cure, no pay. Price
20 cents. sc1-Su
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-26
Richmond and Return S1.ol
Via G. Is O. Halfway,
s1.oO
S1.oO
sunday, October 2sth, 1900.

Steamer Louise" will leave Ports
mouth, $40 a. m; Norfolk, $40 a. m
special train leave Newport News. 9:i5
a. m. No stops between Newport News
and Richmond. Returning, train will
leave Richmond. 700 p. m. same day.
Tickets good only on Special Train
Sunday, October 18th.
+. w. CURD, Pass. Agent,
4t-we--fr- sa-su. Norfolk, Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-26
ROARDERS.

---,~>~~-~~-> -----~>
r5'HREE OR FOUR GENTLEMEN CAN
y have nice furnished rooms. with
board, opposite st. Vinccnts Hospital
and half square of Church street. can
No. 800 FENCHURCH ST. oc25-3ts
VIZ ANTED.--A FEW BOARDERS no
w occupy nice comfortable rooms All
modern convenienccs; excellent location
Special rates for two gentlemen in one
room; car line. l35 YORK oc963t"
~ CELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
~ or without board: trcms reasonable.
2Si CRANKY STREET oc2j-1ws
Y ARGE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.
IL with board, suitable for Two gentle
men: all modern conVenicnces; use of
phone. Apply 100 CUMBERLAND ST.
oc26-3t
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All transient advertisements in.
for In advance.
Rate, ono cont per word oach in
scrtion. minimum, 80 cents.
FouNp D.

ROUND ADRIFT IN ELIZABETH
A. river, 14-foot dinkey. which owner
ING charges. WALTER DEAN, Suffolk,
va. oc2o-1ot
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-26
WATER PIPE FOR SALE!

About 5000 feet 20 In. Cast Iron Water
Pipe made by II. u. Wood &: Co, about ITO
lbs 70 foot, In l. It. lengths, in first class
condition FOR refuse. Suitable for water
pipe. drain pipe or sewer pipe viii be
sold In lots TO suit. M. Il. CASHIN.
oc.l-2w 70 Rowland's Wifi. Norfolk, Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-26
WANTED.

WANTED.
w ANTEEpTgCoooK; ALSO BUTLER.
"A FIRST-CLAss COOK AND HOUSE
IA cleaner wants u home where good
service is required. Satisfaction guaran-
tied "1,,o Gall or drop postal to COOK, 40
w ANTED.-MEN AND BOYS ~ BOX
BARNES CO. BerrKlcy. oc2s-2t
w ANTED.-A YOUNG MAN FROM 10
W to II years old to make himself use
Whiting AddTe eSse DRUGS ffHt$ care virgin
ian-Pilot. 1t
w ANTED.-A SMALL FURNISHED
w house Well out from center of city
preferred. Address p. 2GO. 1t
nv ANTED-TIIE BUREAU FOR EN-
Main street, will find positions for young
mestic help free of charge. oc26-3;'
w ANTED.-To RENT OR BUY TWO
lumber each. Address COOK BROS 4
CO. $50 Main St. upstairs. oc26-St'
w ANTED:-PRICE ON $500 YARDS
" of sand for paying. on wharf at
Hampton Va. it,
w ANTED.-TWO ACTIVE SALES
w ladies. 20 to SIS. Easy hours and
good pay to right parties. Address BUS
MESS. care Virginian-Pilot. 1t
w ANTED.-A s30O SHARE IN a
w good paving business and position
as bookkeeper or manager with privi-
lege of Increasing share. References re-
CURED. Signed l. 2, 3, 4. 5. Felts. Va 1t
w ANTED:-BY AN EHPERIENCED
sition; references good. Address %"
care Virginian-Pilot. oc25-3ta
w ANrED-EXPERIEN SKIRT
,n',,v ana WniSs bands; no q, others need
NJ ain street. oc25-tf
w ANTED-IN NORFOLK, BY TWO
w gentlemen. n suite of two furnished
rooms; with bath. Address BON l2S
->orlolN. oc24-St
g TENoGRAPHER AND TYPEwRIT-
ranid and accurate: has had some ex-
coS!ETENT. care F %ipgini G%fsi H0''esS
NJ USIC TEACHER-YOUNG LADY
exchange piano lessons ana use OF her
fine e,I upright piano for board. Address
MUSIC TEACHER. this office. oc2i-St
w ANTEp-LADY CASHIER, FOR
ence and salary expected. Address V. G.
c.. care VirEinianPilot oc2i-St
w ANTED-coMPETENT JOURNEY
~, ~ men tailors at the VIRGINIA
employment for several months Liberal
wages. Apply at once to the President
of the Institute. oc20-lw
NXTANTED. THE GENTLEMEN TO
w know that | have opened Il first
clasB merchant tailoring establishment Mt
no CRANKY street. Give me call. :.
BROWN. ocl3-tf
w ANTED. THE LADIES TO KNOW
that have opened n frst-class
ladies' tailoring establishment at $40
CRANKY street. corner Charlotte. Fit
nv ANTED--AT ONCE. FIFTY GIRLS
w between the ages IL and 20 I'm the
Virginia Hosiery Mills at Lambcrt's
Point; paid while learning; house rent
$500 and $500. se5-tf
wv ANTED-SEWING MACHINES TO
w repair; any make. New machines
$50 and up i. w. BEASLEY 1919
Church street. city. fe2o-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-26

g TENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRIT-
~ or desires position; experienced:
rapid md accurate: has had some ex-
nerience I'm railroad office. Address
COAlETENT care Virginian-Pilot.
oc24-3t"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-26

w ANTED-IN NORFOLK, BY TWO
w gentlemen. n suite of two furnished
rooms, with bath. Address BON 12S
Norfolk. oc24-3t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-26

w ED--ENPERIENCED SKIRT
w and waist hands: no others need
aDplv. LAWRENCE & WELTON 2lS
NJ ain street. oc25-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-26

w ANTED. PRICE ON 1900 YARDS
w of sand for paving, on wharf at
Hampton. r. ]. DEANE, Barnes Hotel,
Hampton, Va. it,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-26

w ANTED.-TWO ACTIVE SALES
w ladies. 20 to SIS. Easy hours and
good pay to right parties. Address BUS
MESS. care VirEinianPilot. 1t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-26

M ANTED-TO RENT OR BUY TWO
wv lighters. capacity of $4,000 feet of
lumber each. Address COOK BROS. Il
CO., $50 Main St. upstairs. oc26-3t'
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-26

w ANTED.-BY AN EXPERIENCED
W stenographer and typewriter, a po-
sition; references good. Address 90"
care VirgnianPilot. oc25-3ts
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-26

NJ USTC TEACHER-YOUNG LADY
AVA desires board In private family: will
exchange piano lessons ana use OF her
fine upright piano for board. Address
MUSIC TEACHER, this office. oc2i-3t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-26

High grade underwear and hosiery
RUDOLPHI e WALLACE,
1893 Main Street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-26

M ANTEp-LADY CASHIER FOR
w large grocery store; give expert
ence and salary expected Address V. c.
c.. care VirEinian-Pilot. oc2i-3t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-26

M ANTED.-A S30O SHARE IN a
w good paying business and position
as bookkeeper or manager with privi-
lego of increasing share. References re-
CURED Signed ], 2. 3, 4. 5, Felts. Va 1t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-26

Nv ANTED.-MEN AND BOYS IN BOX
w factory. Apply to-day. T.. III.
BARNES CO., Berkeley. oc26-2t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-26

w ANTED.-A SMALL FURNISHED
w house. Well out from center of city
preferred. Address p. go. 1t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-26

Nv ANTED-COMPETE JOURNEY
" men tailorS at the VIRGINIA
POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE. steady
employment for several months. Liberal
wages. Apply ut once to the President
OF the institute. oc20-lw
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-26

VIZ ANTED.-TIIE BUREAU FOR EN-
Wv PLOYMENT AND LABOR, 35S
Main street, will find positions for young
men and women. and also furnish do
mestic help free OF charge oc26-3t'
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SERVICES AT NIGHT.

Religious services were held at the
First Lutheran Church last night, the
feature of the evening being an adj
dress on Missions" by Rev. w. l..
Seabrook, of Winchester, Va, who is
the newly elected president of the Vir-
ginia Synod. His address was an ell
oduent and scholarly presentation of
the needs of the home and foreign mis-
sons and what the Lutheran Church
is attempting to do toward the evan
gcIlZA IlOn of tho WOrI1.