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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-27
ANNIVERSARY PARTY
State officers Visit the Local Tent
Of Maccabees.
hief Ryan. or Norfolk. AID. in Per-
fecsinE Arrangement. for Plight
ing Fro Loading Ciuzen. on
southern Tour Brief Mention.

Mrs. George t. Tilley gave very en-
5oyable anniversary party last evening
at her residence on Main street. Quite
number of her friends were present
and were given a royal reception. The
occasion was made more enjoyable by
highly interesting program, consist
lnS OF vocal and instrumental music
Refreshments were served.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
AT regular meeting of Chesapeake
Tent No. IL. X. o. 4. NJ. last evening
at their hall on Sharp street the follow
ing officers were elected and installed:
Commander, w. E. AIcTaspe: Licutcn-
ant Commander, Ed. Steele: Record
and Finance Keeper, j. II. Steele:
Chaplain, a. c. Wolfe: Sergeant-at-
Arms. S. Swartz; Master-at-Arms and
fhysician. Dr. w. Is. Ashburn; First
Master of Guards, William Ross: Sec
ond Master of Guards, d. H. Olmstcad;
sentinel. John Palmer; Picket. S. w.
Swain.
State Commander S. S. Foutz and
Deputy Supreme Commander w. E.
Frye were present to conduct fnstalla-
ton ceremonies.
Chief Ryan, of the Norfolk Fire De-
partment. was here yesterday giving
some pointers In the way of perfccting
arrangements for fighting fire in the
town.
Mrs, Lawrence Wilson and Mrs. John
Barnard, of Moyock, N. c., are guests
of the family of Mr.. II. G. Wilson, of
South Norfolk.
Miss Rena Nicholas, of Northwest, Is
visiting Mrs. Cleveland Manning, on
Main street.
Mrs. Mccoy. who has been visiting
the family of Mr.. William Gordan. OIL
Berkeley avenue. left yesterday for her
home. in Edenton, n. C.
Messrs. L. NJ. Tlley and w. w. Rob-
ertson left yesterday for the South on
an extended pleasure tour
Sec notice of trustees sale at public
auction of lot with improvements in
the county Wednesday,. February 7th
at IL o'clock, in front of the Court
house door. Portsmouth.
Mr.. II. l.. West, the popular shoe
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-27
~ "a s. -lr - .R & "a
Gears tho -nlhu Kind You IIaya slways Bought
signature a A@1SzzzzSsAaz.1x
Valuable Collier Wrecked.

(By Telegraph to Virslnian-Pil
Seattle. Wash, Jan. 26.-The steel col
lier Miami, belonging to the Pacific
Coast Company, was wrecked on n reef
near Oyster Bay, on the east shore OF
Vancouver island. She Is q total loss,
as she broke In two and went to the
bottom. Her entire crew was saved.
She was on her way to San Francisco
with 1000 tons of coal when the acct
dent occurred. She struck amidships.
and when the tide receded the weight
of her cargo broke her back. Under
writers and agents have gone to thu
scene OF the wreck. The loss is esti.
mated at s250,0oc, with $4,000 additional
for the cargo. She was in charge of q
Canadian pilot.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-27
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THE KENTUCKY SITUATION.
A FORESHADOWING VOTE IN THE
HOUSE TODAY.
tBy Telegraph to virginian- Pilota

-
Frankfort. Ky. Jan. 26.-To- morrow
a vote will be taken in the House OF
Representatives that is expected to
foreshadow with some accuracy the
strength that both sides will be able
to muster when the gubernatorlaI con-
test comes up.
The vote will be on the contest
brought by Van Meter (DemocraO for
the seat now held by Berry. both being
from Fayctte county.
Both the Democrats and the Republi-
cans claim to have a majority on the
impending vote. There are one hundred
members Of the House and the Demo-
Gratis claim at least So votes against Al
Tor tho Republicans Berry, the Repub-
lican contestee, not being able to vote.
as the question Is one In which he Is
personally interested
The Republicans assert they are alb
solutely certain that the vote will be al
least 81 to As in their favor. A vote
was taken in the House to-day which
forms a slight indication of the result
Oh to-morrows vote. though the lead
ers on both sides admit that they ex-
pect several men to change sides when
inc van Meter-Berry contest comes up
This was on motion that, in hearing
~ tfOe'C So iulO u commit
tee of the whole. listen to both sides
when majority and minority reports are
presented. and give each side forty
minutes for argument. a motion to
table II was lost by 40 to (. Two Re-
publicans and one Democrat was alb
sent, and Speaker Trimble. Democrat,
did not vote. OF the forty-nine votes
received by the Republicans, ten we're
from Democrats.
The city has been quiet all day with
out slightest sign of trouble. There are
still quite number of visiting noun
taineers In the city, but they are max
Ing no noise.
In case Goebel wins in the I,egisla.
ture the Republicans Will make m
effort to carry the matter to the United
States Supreme Court. The Goebel men
are anxious to have the matter settled
by Joint ballot. and IL thus successful
the Republicans will claim that Goebe'
was chosen Illegally. because he did
not have a majority of both houses in
dependently.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-27
Valuable Plant Burned.
~ Telcgraph to V.rg!n!an-Pll

Ey Telegraph 70 V.rG!n!an-Pllot) ;.
Philadelphia. Jan. 26.-The Angora
Manufacturing Company's plant was
des royed by fire this evining and one
employee lizzie Rlrrtbur, Y years
old is missing. Her body is believed to
be in the ruins. The factory employed
100 hands in the manufacture OF cotton
vars. The fire originated from an over
heated machine bearing in the mule
ROOM Many panic-stricken were in
jured by jumping, and others severely
burned. Loss. sl5o,O0o. partly covered
by insurance
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-27
PROF. A. CIR RYsrAL.

It's nnsccr current puts life and force
into whatever it touches. The constant
steady life extended by my now Electric
Appliances gives instant relief and never
fails to cure Rheumatism, BackaTIie
Kidney troubles, Early Decay, Night
Losses Lack of Nerve Force. and Vigur.
Nervous Debility. Undevelopment and
Lost Vitality. You may not have faith
In II now. but wear It for 30 days and You
will then realize why l have such conf
dence In 1T as TO send II to you on trial
| receive the most wonderful testimo-
nialS day after day. Rev. S. Il. Stephens
of Derry Station. Wcstnoreland Co. Pa,
says i cured him Of a terrible disease
That had deprived him Of happiness. ms
ness. but in three days after putting on
the belt and suspcnsory he felt wonder
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-27

fully improved. and nor has tho full
strength and v!Eor Of every member OF
The body
Geo. a. johnson. Rox liz. Painted Post
N. Y. says ..-at while he never practi,ed
cXccss except when young he Co,i,u h.ln-
s SCI, W AZ prcmatureiy Old old man but
restored hiuI-
]. V. Spencer. OF Grafton. w. va. SAYS
he spent hundreds Of dollars In medicii.es
.lnd The old style OF electric belts Sd
nishouEh 81 years old and for IL years u
sufferer Of lost mamnsod. my belt cured
NM sound and we'll and he Is now strong
and vigorous
a. Zahlhaus. OF Sharpshurg. Pa. ware
ny oclt and srspersoiy for unhesithy Or
gAns and omissions, ui,d has tcsaihvd per.
irct strength aud health.
Geo X. Mukiey VI Oueuntu- Z
could md without bcnstit. no tried one oil
my belts and appliances and was cured @,
varicorele. general debility. and luck o,
nervous force and vigor. He gained erh,
pounds in IS days and you'd not take on,
nundred dallnrs for the belt II he could
John q. Bnrdsley. of Gunnisor. Colo
say2 the bel! and suspeasory have en-.
pi"in what his trouble was to ali who
tare To inquire. as he Is very much en-.
thusetl by his recovery
bell saved his l:fe and lie will gladly lei
other sufferers his experience.
thousands OF others write in the same
grateful manner and should the reader
desire TO write to any OF these gentlemen
please send stump for reply.
10 not fai 10 write at once to Prof g.
Chrystal S92 Post Office block Marshall
Mich, as he Is anxious 10 hav. every man
Wear his new and marvellous belt and siIs-
pensory for 20 days and try It fully lie.
fore spending n cent for It, i,emcmbc,
after giving tho holt q TRIAL &c you arc
not perfectly satisfied return Ii to us. a
costs You nothing to try it.
Wr{f0 49, -
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-27

:. * wei. known professor has mado the
fortunate discovery that what has here
toforc heen known as impotency or lost
manhood ts due to paralysis of the
nerves. AS 1t requires vigorous condi-
Gon Of the nerves to control the muscles.
The professor has found a wonderful
power that Instantly awakcns the nerves
ana thuS restores complete musclar
strength He says:--rhe marvellous power
Sxer,ed by recent additions and improve
msnts to my electric belt and appliances
mdrccs mo to send 1t on 80 days free
triad SO certain ann I that 1t will cure
and that the ,wenrer will gladly pay the
ANAL price asked after 80 days trial.
To men who have battered their
@to1nachs with drugs want them to OK,
erctee their Judgment and consider tina t
electricity Is the greatest power on earth.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-27
& "a 81 80 q, ~ -.
Bars tbs eihs Kind Ycu Haze AISaYs Baugt.
Signature 's <z1zzaAz.7<Y
THE uRpAn ETA.
PARTICULARS OF HER CAPTURE
BY FILIPINOS.

BY FILIPINOS.
(By Telegraph to Virginian- Pllot)
Washington, D. c., Jan. 26.-The
Navy Department has made public re-
ports from Coxswain Green and APP
prentice Powers. members of the crew
of the Inflated Urdaneta describing
the capture of that boat by the Fill
pinos last September. In endorsing the
reports Admiral Watson says that they
show that the little gunboat, under
command Of late Naval Cadet Wood,
was CALAMITY defended and only cap
tured because she was hard and fast
aground. Captain Wilde adds to his
endorsement the following:
1.-THE conduct of Mr.. Wood and Of the
entire crew under the terrible fire is
praiseworthy to the last degree, and
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-27
SENATOR M'LAuRiN.
ON THE BENEFITS OF CONNER
CIAL EXPANSION.
(By Telegraph to Virglnian-Pilot.l

(By Telegraph to Virglnian-Pilot.)
New York. Jan. 26.-Following Is the
address Of Senator McLauriE, South
Carolina. at the American-Asiatic AS
ISOLATION banquet Tonight:
Under favorable conditions there is
no limit to the Industrial possibilities
and progress of the South. The mills
are bound to come to the cotton in the
near future, and you will find in every
little town n ginnery, oil mill and yarn
| factory run by the same power and
I combined under one management. Add
ITO this system cattle feeding and think
what 1t means. There Is no by-product
in the world whose possibilities COM
pare with cotton seed. The profit for
such plant would be about 80 per
cent. per annum. When every neigh
borhood has such a plant OF this kind
the South will be the richest country
on earth.
A PROBLEM SOLVED.
In iron. steel and other industries re-
markable progress has been made 1t
was confidently predicted, and, I fear
hoped by the New England manufac-
turers twenty years ago that the South
would never become a manufacturing
center. The labor problem, the chief
predicted obstacle, has been satisfac-
torily solved: Its cheapness and adap-
liability have been demonstra ted.
Where the New England mill pay s1.25
per day our mills pay rs cents There
is no better class of citizens and no
better laborers than the mill operatives
of the South. They are the children of
those who for four drenry years fol-
lowed Lee and Jackson without reward
or the hope of reward for they were
not slave owners. All efforts to use
the negro In the factories have been
futile. but the negroes are directly
benefited. because the factory draws
labor from the farm, thus charging the
colored mans opportunity in field for
which ne is peculiarly adapted.
A WORTHY PRIZE.
The magnificent possibilities of a
commerce. eagerly awaiting develop.
ments. is prize worthy to be solved
The South cannot stand still and con-
servatively oppose commercial expan-
sion. To do so means to go backward
toward the ruinous conditions Of thirty
years ago.
The unexpected and unintentional &C
QUESTION Of the Philippines is to mark
an epoch in the history Of this country.
The worlds conflict in the East at
this time is in reality the outgrowth
OF commercial competition. 1t Is q
question OF markets and market
places.
A RACE FOR MARKETS.
The great race between the nations
this century is to dispose of their sur
plus productions. Russia has made an
adroit advance by rail into China to
forestall a large measure of supply at
her seaports. Germany, in the inter-
ests of her trade. has forced China to
relinquish provinces. and England,
France, Italy and Japan have acquired
we'll developed spheres Of commercial
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-27
AYoung sgan kllied.
Especial TO Virginian- Pilot.)

Especial 10 -PilotO
Richmond, Va, Jan. 2G.--Mr Charles
Beazly. n well-known young man. went
to sleep on the track OF the Seven Pines
electric road last night. Just after mid
night this morning ne was run over by
a car and SO badly injured that he died
soon afterwards.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-27
BRITISH ABANDONED
POSITION TAKEN WITnLOSS
Continued from Page 1.

of holding Dundee. as the lesser of two
evils
General White then proceeds to de-
scribe the subsequent attack by 1000
Beers. of whom about 500 were killed or
wounded. three of their guns being left
dismounted at T'alana Hill, but, he
adds. there was no opportunity OF
bringing them off. He also describes
how the Beers We're seen streaming
away In bodies of from fifty to one
hundred.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-27
j. r. WILLIAMGs
SPECIAL ON SHOES.

HON
bought
advantage - -. ""No :. -
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g "a 8 II % rita.
Scar, the Inc Kind You Have Always Bought
mature LG.,:@z 7S,sNzeZm
THE LATE vlcE-PaEsIpEnr.
REPRESENTATIVES, PAY TRIBUTE
TO HIS MEMORY.
fBy Telegraph to virginian- Pilot.)

fBy Telegraph to Virginian- Pilot)
Washington, Jan. 26.-The greater
portion of the session of the House to-
day was devoted to eulogies upon the
life and public services Of the late Vice
President Hobart The tributes paid
to his memory were not the usual per-
functory eulogles. but breathed the love
and admiration and respect in which
he was universally held Those who
spoke were Messrs. Gardner, Stewart,
Parker, Fowler and Daily. of New Jer-
,sey; Mr.. Payne, Of New York; Mr.. Dali
zell and Mr. Brosius. of Pennsylvania;
Mr. Richardson, of Tennessee, and Mr..
Griggs. of Georgia.
CABLE THAT DEWEY CUT.
Before the eulogies began the confer
ence report of the Census bill was
adopted and an attempt was made to
pass a bill to pay the Australasia-C China
Gable Company the cost of repairing
the Manila cable. which Dewey cut just
prior to his great victory. Opposition
developed. however. and it went over.
During the discussion, Mr.. Ray. of
New York, pointed out that since the
American occupation the company had
done moro business in a single year
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-15
SUBDU|NC REBELS!
Force Sent Against Chi
neSe Insurgents.
Powers All Agree to Note of
France.
American Volunteers Rescued From
Filipino Insurgents,
GOLD FROM SOUTH AFRICA.

Hong Kong. oct I5.--A column OF
troops was dispatched this morning to
kowlon frontier with the object OF bar.
ring armed refugees, either rebels OF
imperial troops, from entering British
territory when defeated The rebels
are reported 5000 strong. 30 miles
north of the British frontier one
thousand of Admiral Hos troops are
In pursuit while two thousand Chin
ese troops have left Canton, overland,
to intercept the rebels.
Admiral Ho Informed the governor
that the rebellion is carefully planned
The rebels are anxious to concIllate
the villagers and gain the respect of
foreigners. hence the absence of out
rage and pillage. All Indications point
to the rising being widespread. Out
breaks have occurred simultaneously
at several centers in Kwang Tung and
Kwang 81. Apparently Kang Yu
Wei. Su Yum and the Trlads have
amalgamated their force In a common
cause.-the overthrow Of Manchu rule
I'm south China. Some positive indica-
tion of the attitude OF the foreign
powers Is Anxtously awaited.
A French launch was captured by
pirates on October 10. near Mong
Chow The pirates secured $4,000 in
specie.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-15
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Charles Hubbell n brother OF Frank
A. and Thos $. Hubbell. Is In the city
from Arizona.
Ed. o. Hughes. the western represen-
tative OF the Palatlne Fire Insurance
company. Is In the city from San
Francisco.
l.. g. Miller. who put In the new cash
and package carrying system at the
store OF the Golden Rule Dry Goods
company, left the city yesterday
morning, and 1t is stated that one OF
the fair lady clerks at the same store
also went north with Miller.
Saturday evening a meeting was
held by the city council to discuss the
reply OF President Ripley. OF the Santa
Fe, to the amendment afforded by the
city council to the company's contract.
The council agred to ratify the con-
tract with the modifcatins suggested
by Mr. Ripley after fully discussing
the matter and upon adjournment OF
the council sent word to President
Ripley to that effect. The contractors,
Messrs. Arson and Holman. who have
the work in charge, are very much
pleased to think that all the obstacles
have been at last removed and that
they can begin operations at once.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-15
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Juan Romero Killed While Taking Load
OF Lumber to His House.

A lamentable accident which caused
the death of two people, occurred
about fifteen miles south of this city
on Thursday OF last week. says the Las
Vegas Republican.
on that day Juan Romero. a promi-
nent sheep-grower who lived below
Cabra Springs. came 20 Las Vegas af-
ter a load OF lumber. Unfortunately
he did not bind his load tight enough
and when going down steep hill
about fifteen miles south OF Las Vegas
the lumber commenced sliding down on
the horses. The animals commenced TO
kick and In a few moments the wagon
and lumber were a pile OF debris. and
Mr.. Romero killed. A piece of iron
had penetrated his head and. in adddi-
tion. he was nearly decapltated by the
lumber, so that his death must have
been instantaneous.
When the body was found II was
conveyed to the home OF farmer
named Felix Gonzales. The sight OF
the MANNED body was too much for
Mrs. Gonzales who was thrown into
convulslons from which she died In a
few minutes.
Mr.. Romero was a prosperous sheep
man and a good citizen. while Mrs.
Gonzales was highly esteemed by all
who knew her. The tragic death of
these two well known citizens has
caused general regret.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-15
BRYAN IN OHIO

Canton, Ohio, Oct. 15.--Before the
Bryan train left Akron this morning
Mayor Jones OF Toledo and former
Attorney General Monnett joine.l the
party upon invitation OF Bryan. 1t IL
understood that Mayor Jones will con-
tinue with the presidential candidate
on his New York ,our. The first stop
ping place was Canton, the home OF
the Nebraskan's rival for the presi-
dency A goodly crowd received Mr..
Bryan with cheers. He made a five
minute speech, referring pleasantly to
President Mckinley, saying that II ne
was not reelected he could always
be ex-president as Eek" was title that
once earned, could always be held.
New Philadelphia, Oct. i5.-iBryan
made his first important stop of the
day at New Philadelphia, Ohio. The
entire public square here was filled
with people to hear him. Bryan spoke
forty minutes and was followed by
Mayor Jones and Congressman Lentz.
Speaking OF the Ice trust and the ac-
cusation that some OF the directors OF
that trust are democrats, Bryan asked
why the republican governor OF the
state did not suppress that trust, and
thus prevent the democrats and others
from getting stock.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-15

II. J. Ramer. OF the local frm OF A.
Il. McGaffey & Co., has purchased the
well-known Phoenix ranch near Wa
trous. New Mexico, from Col n. O..
Head, This is one of the largest land
deals made In the territory for some
time. The property which is In the
famous la Junta valley. comprises
1900 acres. of which there are 1000
acres under irrigation and cultivation.
There is a fine lot OF Hereford cattle
and large quantity Of forage on the
property. which also has improvements
OF a subtantial nature in the way Of
houses, barns and cattle yards. In ad-
dltlon 60 the above there Is fine or
chard and vegetable garden. In every
respect the property Is nrst-class and
splendid investment. Mr.. Ramer IL
to be commended for his enterprise
and investment. which will prove suc-
cessful without a doubt.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-15
yOUTSEY TRIAL
Murder Case tOBe Tried
at Once.
Anthracite Coal Miners Strike
Not Settled.
Boys Arrested in Chicago for Wreck
ing Passenger Train.
RETURN or GENERAL BUlLER.

Georgetown. KY. Oct. i5.-The court
refused further continuance OF the
case OF Youtsey. although he is still
in stupor. but said all his rights as
defendant would be preserved under
the law.
Georgetown, Oct. 15.--Colonel Craw-
ford, asked that physicians be allowed
TO testify to the condition of the de-
fendant. The request was granted. DR..
Carrick said Youtsey was weaker and
no better. While DR.. Knox was tes-
tifying the door Of Youtsey's room was
open and he could be heard sobbing
Historically. Judge Cantrill said he
had no discretion and the trial must
proceed. The commonwealth was given
TIL o'clock to say whether II will OBJ
ject to allowing Youtsey to remain in
the jury room during the trial. Court
then adjourned until o'clock.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-15
RoosEvELr IN KENTUCKY.

Lexington. Ky. Oct. 49, Governor
Roosevelt was rendered a hearty re-
ception when his special train reached
here this morning, making the first
stop of the day. A splendid crowd
greeted him and expressions OF enthu-
siasm were heard on every hand.
Roosevelt spoke from a stand In front
of the court house. and was introduced
by two famous democrats. Ex-Con-
gressman' w. G. z. breckenridge, and
Ex-Comptroller NJ J. Durham.
Lexington. Oct. i5.-At Winchester,
Mount Sterling and Moorehead. large
enthusiastic crowds greeted Roose-
welt.