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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-28
OTHER LOCAL ON PAGE S
IN MENl0itiAM.
MISS ELLEN NJ. Dopp.

In the death OF Miss Ellen NJ. Dodd.
Norfolk aud especially her own immediate
friends sustained 4 less hocause the word
IS better for such as she. Were there
many such an atmosphere OF simple p:ety,
high thinking and abstcmious living
would be created.
For many years this gentle, persua sivc
presence dwet IN our m.dst, surrounded
by II sort OF conv-ntual peace. And ye,
50 much was she in the world who MAS
so little. of 1t, that IL was to her that
her friends first came for sympathy, be 1t
In the blcssonling of nower the SPLEEN
dor OF sunset or Il storm, an amusing
story, the plot Of Il new book, FOR nowhere
MAS there Il more discriminating critic or
the literature her unsgltish life permitted
her time 10 enjoy, and above all they
came in sorrow or trore:e Strict to as
ccticism in her own rule of living. She
whose Very crown was innocence, had
an all embracing charity for others. And
this faculty Of Observation-Disclosures" was
quickcned by n keen and subtle sense of
humor which ensbicd her to d 'scern hu-
man ia ture, It's temptations and its linn
itations.
With tho memory Of that slender. I'M
right figure, the delicate. peiined features,
the en- of gentle dignity which insiirc-
tivo,y brought 10 ones lips the phrase "a
perfect type &C gentlewonlan." comes the
thought OF her ultccasing etnp,oynitn: for
others. 1t is one of the many tributes 10
spent IN dofNg Bvoy' riot olf,y i.sTss CIV
ing, With the utmost transformation ard
discerning deilcaey, out Of her abundance
but out or her own personal service. In
that DAY when Wa shall give an account
1t Is IL lovely thought that not one idle
word or moment Will stain her Elameless
record
And IN our thoughts of tho other word
the knowledge that she Is there, serene
gracious. welcoming brings Paradise 1T
SELF the nearer. as more TO be realized
more to he desired. Ard there is this 10
comfort those who er'eve--that what most
ardently she wished during her long and
the pure in heart for they shall see God. J"
ia2S-lta 10 O..
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-28
AFREncH PLAY.
TO Be PRODUCED SOON BY THE
PUPILS AT EACHE-WOOD
SCHOOL.

The pupils of Mile. ;Bouchard, teacher
of French at Leache-Wood School, are
preparing for the presentation of a
French entertainment This will con-
sist of little play ana songs and
recitations In French. A rehearsal of 1t
was held yesterday, and Mile. Bouchard
VIII soon have her pupils perfected in
their various Parts. There Will be sew
erai beautiful tableaux. among others
The Dcath OF Joan of Arc" Faith
Hope and Charity" There will also
De rotations of some OF La Eontaine's
tables by the smaller girls.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-28
THE NEWS OF NORFOLK ON PAGES ., 8, 5, g g IL
-colored ornamental terra co,,a

light-colored ornamental terra Gotta
and plate glass. The contractor has
nearly completed the work OF tearing
away the old buildings, and the new
work will begin very shortly. The
building will be ready for occupancy
about. October list.
NEW CRANKY STREET. BUILDINGS
The Tazewell building. corner OF
CRANKY street and Brooke avenue Will
be the first apartment house of it's
character III Norfolk. 1t will be ar
ranged lin suites of apartments for
bachelors and small families. and will
have complete plumbing. baths, &c. in
each suite. There will be two stores on
the ground floor and Offices on the sec
ond floor The building will be COM
pleted about May LIST
The Tunstall building will be COM
plated by February 1st
The Salomorsky building is completed
and occupied.
The Hoffheimer building is completed
and occupied
Mr. j. l.. r. Carpenter is drawin:,
plans for three hundred thousand dol-
lar hospital Building for the Order of
st. Vincent de Paul, at Nashville.
Tenn. Work on this building will be
commenced soon. II will be one of the
finest hospitals owned by the order.
Many handsome residences will be
erected in Norfolk during the present
year in all of the more desirable resi-
dence sections of the city.
Bius We're opened Saturday Mt the
Office of Dwyer & Neff. architects.
Columbia building. Norfolk, Va, for tho
building OF the Monroe Hotel, at Ports
TIrUurf. vi
The building will be 56x114 feet, five
stories high and practically "a fire-proor
construction. 1t will be equipped with
electric elevator. steam heat. private
baths and all the modern improvements
to make it u Arst-class hotel in every
particular.
The building is; a part of the scheme
OF the Portsmouth Improvement Com
pany and will be used in connection
with the Lyccum Theatre ana old
Ocean House. both OF which are being
remodeled The Ocean House is ben,.
made into IL thoroughly up-to-date
Office building, 10 be known as the Com
mercial building.
MI. T.. Patterson, contractor who has
the icmodcling of the theatre and Office
building, MAS the successful bidder for
|. tf1r' SUM of S-5,UUU. TnIs TIgUrc docs
not include steam heating or any OF
the electrical work
When all the work l.; completod
portsmouth Will have an Improvement
which-will reflect grcaEcredit upon
Stockholders of the Portsmouth Inn
provement Company and the architects
Messl's. Dwycr e Neff.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-28
BASKET BALL.
a FINE GAME PLAYED AT TIE

- 4AN4I SrANIS II1A1 ED AZ THE
y. NJ. C. a.
One OF the best and most holly con-
tested games OF basket ball ever seen
at the Y. NJ. C. a. gymnasium was
played last night between the Whites
and Blues.
The Whites included the following
players: Captain Percy Williams, Eddy
Rhea, W. S. AIetcalf, l.. Il. Caulfleld
and l.. Il. Priest.
The Blues were as follows: Captain
d. l.. Jackson, II. j. Mcdowell l.. y.
Walker. Noodle Gardner and f. W.
Sharp.
The game was called at S:i5 o'clock
Two halves of twenty minutes. with
five minutes intermission, were played
The score at the end OF the first half
was to III favor OF the Blues.
The game closed at $3.50 with a score
of II to Il in favor of the Whites. The
game was holly contested and enjoyed
by a large audience, in which there
were many ladies.
Mr.. e. II. Miller played the second
half with the Blues The audience APP
plauded very literally
The officers who onciatcd We're as
follows: Mr.. Manalcus Landlord, ref
cree; Prof. w. IT. Ward, umpire; j.
Fishash, scorer
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-28
stage Enlnioyos, me o.ine.

The Norfolk Stage Employees Union
will hold a meeting tonight in regard
TO the reported trouble between the
stage employees at the Academy NJ
Music and the Academy management
Interested parties last night started to
the Nirgnian-Pilot that the trouble
will probably be satisfactorily adjusted
in the near future
1t is understood that Mr. Lcath has
engaged Mr.. c. c. Fantone as stage
carpenter. The union stage hands hope
10 have Mr.. Ed. Smith retained in this
canacity
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-28

PR1O-MICEAET. CAPRIO, at his
late residence, 203 Church street, January
9TH. 1900, In the 9th year of his age
residence TUIIS Sunday AFTERNOON
Mt 2 O'clock Friends OF the family res
Dectfully invited 10 attend.
CURLING.-At the Norfolk Protestant
Hospital. Saturday January Nth. at IL IA
O'Clock n. m, Mrs. NJ T. CURLING,
5yst wsa or the I'll, late John Curling. in the
Tho funeral will take place from her
residence No. 100 Church street. TO
MORROW (Monday) EVENING.
CA!nFl1l5.-Suddenly at iher residence,
30 40. oS Clay street, Saturday January
Sitn at II o'clock n m, MRS. w. L.
CAFh'EE. in the 47th year of her. ago.
Notice Of funeral will appear later.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-28
A Pleasant oyster Roast.

a charming oyster roast was given
Friday at the Chesapeake Club by Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. NJ. Reed. The guests
who enjoyed their delightful hospitali-
~ were as follows: Mrs. Floyd Hughes,
Mrs. limerick. Miss Fannie Leigh. Miss
Edith Tunis, Miss Maud Miller. Lieu
tenant Casey Morgan, Lieutenant Hop
kins. and Mcssrs. John Gibson. Ed
ward Higgins. Harry Keeling and
Washington Reed
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-28
The vonetIa Bonded.

The British steamship Venetia. libeled
here for $4,000 in the aggregate for
salvage alleged to have been earned by
tugs in Sabine Pass on the 18th and
Tie sum OF $4,000 by the National
Surety Company OF New York, through
its representa- tive, Mr. II. ~. Nugent.
The Nenetia left yesterday for Ham
burg.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-28
CoIored Y. M. C. a.

Rev. Harry T.. Walton. superlnten-
dent of the Union Mission, will address
the mems meeting at the colored Y. NJ.
C. A. at O'Clock this afternoon.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-28
FOR cHARJTY,s SAKE.
CASTE FOR THE OPERA "PA.
TTENCE.' TO BE PRODUCED
FOR THE HOS
PITAJ <

The Virginian-Pilot some time ago
noted the fact that Gilbert ana Sulli-
vans tuneful opera. Patience" would
soon be produced in Norfolk for the
benefit of the building funds of St. Vim
cents Hospital and the Norfolk Pro-
testant Hosital. The cast has been ar
ranged Us follows:
Patience ....NTrs. Josie Turner Romans
Lady Ella ...................M Mrs. Patee
Lady Saphier ........ Miss Rayner
Lady Angela Miss Blanche Hecht
Lady Jane. AIRS. Laura de Russy Berry
Sunthorne .......... Mr.. Harry Keeling
Grosvenor. .......... Mr.. Terry Gordon
Soi. CaiNerly .............. MIR. Croweli
Major Nlurgatroid ......... Mr. Wake
The Duke ...J. Elwood Duncan
There will be twenty ladies' and about
twenty-five gentlemen in the chorus.
Rehearsals will bc held at the V NJ.
c. a. hall. The opera will be presented
during the latter part Of February at
the Academy of Music
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-28
C. E. JENKINS

Finds after taking his annual inventory
that lie has too large a stock OF goods on
hand. He WILL therefore. commence on
Monday to reduce the prices OF Blankets.
Our dollar per pair Comforts also re-
diced. Cloaking and Cape Goods for la
dies and children also at the cut price
Outings, Flapneletts. 4 few pieces OF
Gents and Boys Cashmere Crib ard
Cradle Blankets, also Colored Eiderlowns
in stripes and figures. Double Faced Iii
de-iown. and large stock CT Silks,
Worsted and Lining. Remnants. velvets.
etc. which must be sold 1T once 10 make
room for new goods. Come TO see and
price these goods.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-28
oTLc Loss or s.oti

&, great tho loss OF health Is more. =
Health Is lost by ncglec;irE to keen the
blood pure. Hoods Snrsapar.lln pur'iies.
enriches and vltalizcs the blood ard thus
saves both gold and health
HOODS PILLS cure bi.lousncss. sick
headache.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-28
WEATHER REPORT.
Washington. j;

WuSnlnglont Jan. z.
Forecast for Sunday and Monday:
Virginia and North Carolina: Rain
Ind warmer Sunday; fresh easterly
winds. Monday, partly cloudy and
colder.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-28
TEMPERATURE, RAINFALL AND
HUMIDITY.

Jan. 81, 1900.
maximum temperature .......... 81
minimum Temperature ............. 81
Normal temperature ............ AZ
departure from normal plus 10
departure from normal since Jam
uary ISL ..pluS rs
Hainfail In past "a hours........... o
Rainfall since LIST Of month .O2
Mean relative humidity ............. 64
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-28

otner OF her charming recitolS just be-
fore Easter.
The pupils of the art department OF
the Conservatory of Music are doing
some exceedingly crcditable work in
water and oil colors. charcoal and pen
and ink drawing and sketching from
iife. The drawings by Miss Pollard and
Miss Winston display great talent.
MISS Martin. AIR. John Moreland and
MISS Whitehurst have some especially
pleasing water colors on their eases.
MI. James Groves, Jr.. is making much
advance i'll black and white. Miss
kiley is devoting her time to oil colors.
but is also very successful In sketches
from life
The rooms of the Norfolk Art League.
IN the NuSbaum Art building. will be
open on or about February LIST. They
are en- -suite. connected by large
archway, and have the much-valued
north light and also have light from
the westerly side. They are on the
second floor OF the building and will be
admirably arranged in every respec.
Tor the uses of the league
Messrs. Nal D. Dennis and c. \. Nor
risette are busy at their studio. in the
-''''Dcl ptiiNiiiSs. NIL 9lOITlSSltC Is WORK
ing on some oil portraits of several We'll
known Norfolk business men. Mr..
Dennis is preparing II series of sketches
! illustrative of his nearly fatal cunning
| trip through the North Carolina sounds
during the awful blizzard OF
February, 1899. On this trip Mr.
Dennis and his companion both
nearly sank with their boat.
which was covered With II mass of ice
formed from dashinE spray and waves
! Mr.. Dennis left the boat Ia go over the
ice to the shore. broke through and
when he had about given up all hope.
was rescued by two mon. who put out
| IN duck bout from the clubhouse of
the Harbor Island Cunning Club One
| OF the sketches represents tho ice bur
| dcned sail boat and another the rescue
from the icy waters. Special interest
| attaches TO the pictures, as next week
| Il party OF the club members will stop
IN Norfolk on their way from New York
to tho club. and win insnect Inc
! sketches at the studio.
The Nusbaum Art building is nearly
| completed and will soon he ocrupicd
4 IL will probably he opened on February
| Ist. The NJ G.. Nushaum art stock is
| being received and Mir. Fabcr is also
| preparing to occupy his suit of rooms.
The concert TO be given by MIR. Will
liam Beaucham at the Masonic Temple
Tuesday night. January 30th, promises
To be n most pleasing event for lovers
of choice music. The program to he
| presented is as follows:
| Violin Concerto. op. 10+. ..... Dc Beriot
Allegro; Maestoso: Adagio. Rondo.
Mr.. William Bcauchamp
Vocal Duct: Calm as the Night. G. octzc
Miss Ethel Nicely and Mr.. VIM.
Richards.
| Plano Solo: Grand Poonaise Bril-
nant ..................... Chopin
with I'd piano accompanlmcnt)
Miss Alex. Trail
I Song: (a) Destination. ..........
| ...H. de Fontcnalles
OBJ AT Parting. .... Rogers
Miss Ethel Nicely.
Violin Solo: (a) Nocturnc-Chopin
| .............. 1850. Saraste
(b) MaZurlla. .Wicniawski
Mr. Vim. Beauchamp.
Song: ta) Myself When Young.
From 'In Il Persian Garden"
...................... Eliza Lehman
(b) Air.
with Violin Obligatory
| Mr.. VIM. Richards.
nIn IA
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-28

spent the sum,ver. as usual. by taking
u special course in music under her old
master, Mr.. Emil Lebling. At Chicago.
iiy this constant study Miss Mcmillan
keeps thoroughly in touch with the
latest and best methods of musical ed
uca,ion. Miss Mcmillan will give an
other of her charming recitals just be-
fore Easter
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-28
Communicated
United Charities Statement.
Norfolk, Va. Jan. a1th. 1

NoVioTk, va, Jan. 2,th, 1900.
Nirgininn Pilot. City:
Please find herewith list OF member
ships and donations to the United
ChnTITINS Tor Ihr y1-riis-r-41 u a 1
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-28

N HE ANNUAL. MEETING or THE
~ a NOREOl.lS SOCIETY FOR THE
MAILS will be held in the y. NJ. c. a .
parior MONDAY, January 29th, Sis p. IN.
ms is not u public meeting. but ali
members arc requested to be present.
Ja21-2t w. B. BARTON. Secretary
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-28
BUILDING NOTES.
Prospects for Large Amount Of
Building During Present Year.
IS. vinccns's Hospital 10 HIVE noub-
10 MS rormor cnpnoity Rev
Parish no"soror christ church
The New Grnnby street nu,idtngs.

A leading Norfolk architect. whose
work is scattered widely throughout the
South, when Interviewed yesterday on
the local building prospects for the pres
ent year, gave as his opinion that the
sum total of building operations in Nor
folk for the present yearwould not only
equal, but exceed tho very iarge and
gratifying TOTAL for the year recently
clocoJ III
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-28
TIDES.

.Norfolk-High water $40 a. m. and
5:o1 p. m. Low water o:oi a. IN. and
t.04 p. m.
Old Point-High water, 6:19 a. m. and
$40 p. m. Low water, 11:43 n. m. and
12:43 y. m.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-28
ST. vINCENTs HOSPITAL.


The rebuilt hospital building Of st,
Vincent de Paul Will be one complete
story higher than before, the extra
story taking the place of the former
nansard roof. The building will be 100
feet longer than before and will have
IL total length of 307 feet. 1t Will also
be enlarged by colored ward, 21N60
feet, and two stories nigh. This will
be in the rear of the new portion. The
new kitchen wing will be 25x40 feet in
size.
The position of the main entrance will
be changed to the center OF the new
building. and will be decidedly monu.
mental in character. There Will be II
tower 1876 feet high from the ground t.
summit. The tower will end in a cop
per dome that will support Il large
gilded cross.
The general character of the building
will be much more monumental than
the old structure, and it will be practi-
cally fire-proof. 1t will have its own
complete electric light plant, Il thor
oughly modern plumbing system and
Will be heated by direct steam.
THREE OPERATING ROOMS.
There will be three operating rooms
-aif emergency operating feefn- frs
floor and two operating rooms on the
fourth floor. These will be fitted mp
with thoroughly modern furniture and
fixtures.
AS rebuilt st. yincents will be one
oil the largest hospitals owned by the
order and will have practically double
the capacity of the former hospital.
The old. negro ward will be fitted up
as Il laundry. The west wing is now
being plastcrcd and will be ready for
occupancy very soon. The work on the
hOSDitDl is q ipnliIy .,to
completed. The building will probably
be completed about by October In the
interior finish marble, tile and oak will,
DC used judfciously and to the best adj
vantage. In this new hospital Mr.. ].
e. Il. Carpenter, the well-l<nown archi-
tect, will give to the world one Of the
skill.
THE NEW PARISH HOUSE.
The contract for the now parish house
for Christ Church has been let to Mr.
George r. Banks, who will soon begin
work on it, The building. which will
be completed in about eight months
VIII be built Of brick and stone, in the
coiohiai style, and will have on the first
iioor two guild rooms. Bible class foom
and a lecture room 40 by so feet in size.
On the second floor there will be a
room for the girls night school, infant
school room, library, and Sunday-school
room 80 by so feet in size.
The basement will have an excellent
bowling alley, well equipped gym.
nasium, baths. &c. The plans shown
by Mr. Carpenter give evidence that
the new structure will be most adj
mirably arranged for It's uses, and that
1t Will, at the same time. be, very at
tractivc from an architectural stand
point.
CAPT. TAYLOR BUILDING.
The new building OF Capt. VIM. Il.
Taylor, to be built on Main street
opposite Old Market Square for
Miller, Rhoads & Co., will, it is
stated. have the finest front of any
building in Norfolk
The front will be built nntirelu OF
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-28
NEE rlNGss.
Special Notice.

Norfolk. Va. Jan 2S, 1909.
There will be n special meeting Of Nor
folk Typographical Union, No. 81 held
avenue and Bank street THIS Sunday
AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock. y fun and
prompt attendance Is desired.
by order OF the president
ia2S-1t Sccretnrv
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-28
Norfolk and Vicinity.
WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY.

Partly cloudy; warmer; light, varia-
bic winds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-28
CAPT. TAYLOR Br1rI,DtNc

~ - iiSi'i-NH.
The new building Of Capt VIM. +.
Taylor to be built on Main street
opposite Old Market Square, for
Miller. Rhoads & Co., will, it is
stated. have the finest front of any
building in Norfolk
The front will be built entirely OF
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-28
CALENDAR.

CALENDAR.
Sun rises 7:1o a. m. and sets 5:2e
.. m.