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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-13
Pretoria in the
Hands Of the British.
LORD ROBERTS AND HIS
ARMY IN THE CITY.

London. June 6, 4 IS Q m-Queen
Victoria. surrounded by the Duke
sod 'Duchess Of York. Princess Chris
tiss. Princess Victoris and many
other notsbles Of her court, drank to
The health Of Lord Roberts aud the
army d Balmoral last evening. A
great bon6re. lighted ct her msjssty's
cou0snd, blssed on Oraiggown
noen.sio, ilIuminssiog the country
eide for miles around. The nstion
joies In the sosss. gloriwiog Lord
Roberts end turbulestIy rejoicing in
bic victory.
The dispatches Of Lord Roberto,
telling Of the iucideuts before the
sssrenderisg of tho capital BY the
civilians stand alone, % the corres
poudeats with him have not yet had
their torn with the wires
Lord Roberts postoript announcing
The loss Of the Yeomsny battalion
cane too late for the public to know
10 lest evening. The newspaper oom !.
0essators consider the incident de.
plersbls bat - hsving no weight to
spssk Of In the results. The bstsss.
lon Numbered between 400 and 500.
Gen Beshs snd most Of bic men
Goa swsy from Pretoris The 10 in
fesrsd from Lord Roberts messsge,
bot the presumption 10 that the Boer
co0mssdsut general osouot escape
The British dispositions without q
Aght.
Operations elsewhere seem to have
dvisdlsd 10 nothing Gen. Baden
Powell joined Gen Hunter on Sun.
dsy st Liohsenburg.
Sir Rsdvsrs Butler hes not moved.
Bennett Borlsi,;h, wiring from 10.
hansesburg. ssys President Kruger
took 100000 10 cash to Middle
burg.
Mr Burleisa and Guy H. Scull, an
Americsn correspondent, entered 10
hsnnssburg the night before Lord
Roberto occupied the city and made
. tour OF u uumolested BY the armed
burghers
The wsr Office hss information that
eoe Of the fret things done by Lord
Roberts after the occupation Of Pre-.
soris wss to direct Gen French 20
relieve the British prisoners confined
st Waterfall.
Bells were rupg. Asgs Town and
holid'y' were deo''.'d ell over Fog.
Tho lord mayor Of London b "a
csbled TO Lord Roberts % follows:
"The empire will never forget
What you and the forces under your
command have accomplished. Ao
ceps the grateful congratulations OF
The citizens of London"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-13
A THREE DAYS ARMISTICE

Loodoo. June c "a special dispatch
from Loreoso Marques dated Tuesday.
Juoe B. says: "Geseral Butler .od
Christiso Botba met at Laius's Mex q.
bu'ler's request when . three days'
ar~istice vas agreed upoo."
The dispatch adds that the British
have evacuated Utreoht
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-13
The Beers Retreating to- the
mountains Where They
Have Great Stores of Am
munition and Provis-
ions

Loodoc. June 7. 3.l5 q. IN Mill.
sssy operation 10 South Africa arc
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-23
BRAN BLETON.

Mr.. Henry Lantrip died at his home,
NO. l39 Charles street yesterday TITOrTr-
ing from injuries received by falling
from n two-Story building in Berkeley.
on which he was at work, about one
week ago. Relatives OF the deceased
from Manchester We're with him during
mis- last hours on earth. He is sur
vived by u widow and two children.
The deceased was native of Rich
mond, but had been Il resident of the
ward for some time. His sister ar
rived here from Richmond yesterday
morning. The funeral will take place
at o'clock this afternoon from Nc
kendree NJ. T.. Church and will be at
tended by Fandali Lodge No. A., l. o.
0. F., and Norfolk Council No. a. Jr.
Q. L. a. NJ.
An audience to the number OF 400
people witnessed the entertainment
given for the benefit of Martha Wash
ington Council, Daughters OF America,
at kirn Hall last night. The enter
tainment opened with n minstrel per-
formance by the Olympia Quartette
X. Plummer and Warren Bowling.
which was of highly credita BILE char
acter. Then followed n piano solo by
Professor Shuster. Next came an eX-
hibiton by Alr. John Z. Gregory of his
Royal Marionettes, which was both in
teresting and amusing. The old plan
tation sketch by MIR. w. b. Gregory,
assisted by Mrs. Baker and her daugh-
ter, Miss Julia, was roundly applaud
ed The recitation by Miss Christine
Groves, entitled George Washngton's
Birthday" was the browning feature
of the evening.
The pink Tea" given at the home
of Mrs. Dudley, on Lovitt avenue, last
night for the benefit of ST. Peters
Church was a complete success. The
program consisted of solos, duets and
instrumental music OF high order.
rendered by several talented young
ladies.
y number of articles stolen from one
OF the wall cases of Mcredlth's drug
store several days ago were found hid
den under the depot of the Virginia
Beach depot yesterday by n youth
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-23
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Mr.. D. II. Scott. travelling agent OF
the Travellers Insurance Company. of
hartford. Conn.,, is in the city
Mr.. and~Mrs. Thomas e. Kizer. par
ents Of Captain Charles G. Kizer, Chief
OF Poiice. are visiting their son at his
home in this city.
Mr' and Mrs. r. D. Van De Carr and
MISS Van De Carr and Miss ONeill. of
Rochester, n. V, are in the city. guests
at the Atlantic Hotel.
a delightful assemblage of young peo-
PIE was held at the home of MIR. a. Il.
aoimes. No. % Avenue c. Huntersville.
wednesday night in honor of the four
teenth anniversary of the birth OF his
son, Walter J. Holmes.
NorIoik United Royal Arch Chapter
Oh MaSonS had work last night in the
past masters degree
slight accident in the englne-room
VI the steamer City of Portsmouth yes
leraay morning caused her to tie up for
aWnile Tor repairs. The steamer Supc-
rior supplied her place.
Sni.i ol romeo i.i.-cr is in receipt of
letter from the Waldorf Art Studio.
no. Is Fifth avenue. New York city'
saying they had no reprcs ntatiyc in
TINS city: 1t seems that some person or
persons nave been posing in this city as
the representatives of the above named
llgm. and the letter was sent to put par
Ills inter esied on theii ard.
Ar. John Christensen. OF the Norfolk
ana Southern Railway. accompanied by
Mrs Christensen. arrived here from
sew York yesterday. and are stopping
at the Monticello Hotel
The members OF the Art League will
entertain their friends at reception
Saturday evening from to IL o'clocll
at the Art League rooms. in the Nus
baum building.
MIR. Eugene V. Debs stopped at the
Hotel Gladstone yesterday
United States District judge Edmnu F.,
Waudill, Jr., left for Richmond last
evening.
gold iiremans badge was found
yesterday by lady. who turned it over
to Chief Ryan. The chic says the own
er can have it by proving property.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-23
Tho Baptist State missions.

The following is taken from the Relf-
s ous Herald. published at Riehmond:
The work OF the State missions goes
on with growing enthusiasm. The two
serrstaries-true yoke-fellows they are
indeed-are busy as bees This is State
mission year in Virginia. Every
church In the State oucht to make a
generous gift to this great work-some-
tning far and away beyond what they
arc In the habit of giving. The sun
days In March are to be given TO the
Norfolk. Portsmouth and Berkley re-
zion. Here is list OF appointments:
first Sunday in March: c. J. Thomp-
son-Central Avenue. Norfolk. II n. m. ::
Lamberts Point. 7:30 p. nj. William Ell
lyson-Port Norfolk. IL a. M, SCOTS
vile, 1880 p. M
Second Sunday in March: c. j.
Thompson-Park Avenue. IL a. m. ::
Berkeley, Avenue 730 D. m. William
l:llyson-Spureeon Memorial. II n. M ::
Grace Church. 7:30 p. M Either at
South Norfolk at p. nj.
Third Sunday in March: c. J. Thomp-
son-Suffolk. II a. M: Ivor. p. M !;
South Street, Portsmouth 7:30 u. m
William Ellyson-F'ourth Street. Ports
mouth. IL q. m.: Park View. 7:30 D. m.
Fourth Sunday in March: c. J..
Thompson-First Baptist Church. Nor
folk. IL n. M; Court Street Ports
mouth. 1870 4. nj. William Ellyson-
West Norfolk IL n. M: Frecmaso
street mass-mceting. p. m. both sec
retarieS.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-23

liner is to be built. which will rival
even the famous Oceanic in size AS us
ual. American enterprise is at the head
in .n o bave the reatst eer netef
be steamships, art, inventions or mey1i-
cine. Take Hostetters Stomach Bitters;
as an example of what has been accom-
piished in medicine. 1t has proved its
worth by over fifty years OF cures of
stomach diseases Keep the stomach in
good condition. and the rest of the body
will take care OF itself. There is nothing
like this famous remedy for indigestion.
blliousnes. constipation and nervousness
1t also prevents malaria, foyer and aglie.
1t is n searching specific, and goes; at
once to the seat OF the trouble. Be sure
you get the genuine with Private Rove
nue Stamp over neck of bottle, or yoii
will not be benefited
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-23
An Ordinance

REGULATING AND IMPOSING A
BOND FOR BUILDERS AND CON-
TRACTORS. AND OTHERS, AND RE-
CURING y LICENSE TAX OF
THOSE MAKING 4 BUSINESS OF
ERECTING HOUSES.
Be II ordained by the Common and Sc
lect Councils of the City of Norfolk:
Isl: mat II shall be the duty Of every
contractor or builder who shall make q
business of employing one or more Jour
neymen and of making contracts for the
ins ss'E n SSenstrHcti9n or repair Of build
contractor or builder making such CON
tracts and sublettinS the same or any
R for thu 5nere9 to pay license tax Of s5
any part thereof, and to register his
name. IN book provided for the purpose.
S Winh n tne INSPECTOR Of Buildings. giving
mess. and. in case OF removal from one
place 10 another in said city. to mako
cordingly: and 1t shall be the further duty
OF every s,rch person to give good and
sutncient bond In the sum OF two hundred
the Public Building Committee condition.
ed to conform to the building regulations.
.hs regulations of this ordinance and
in reference to buildings.
End That it shall be the duty of every
S Sms,ndne person or to display at his place Of
with full registered name and words
mISEGISrDRED CONTRACTOR AND
BUILDER" In letters not less than three
inches In size. ~
3rd. That any person, firm or corpora
ton who shall make n business Of ercct
ing or constructing houses for the purpose
or selling or, renting the sumo and shall
not employ therefor a contractor who has
Pa pa me license and given bond required
by law. shall pay license tax OF SIS
fer the year. beginning May 1st. 1899. or
any part thereof, and shall give the bond
REQUIRED of builders and contractors by
the list section OF this ordinance
4th The Inspector of Buildings shall is
sue no permit unless the applicant shall
have complied with the provisions OF this
ordinance. '
9TH Each and every violation OF this
ordlnance shall be punished by tino OF
not less than 500 nor moro than slo0
! Adopted, by the Common Council Feb
ruary 9Th. 1900
]. r. EAST,
President Common Council.
Adopted by tho Select Council Feb
ruary 18th. 1900.
FRED. GREENWOOD.
President Select Council.
M S. HERMAN. city Treasurer.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-23

Piano solo,. Miss McI<an
Mrs f. Hansell won the first prize
a silver nail hle-for placing the hatch
ct nearest the one in Washington's
tree, and Mr.. Walter Frasier was
awarded the BOBBY prize, supplejack,
for placing his Ratchet furthest from
the tree Choice refreshments were
served during the entertainment
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-23
Central Republican League.

The Central Republican League No. 1
held a meeting at the Masonic Temple,
Queen street, yesterday afternoon, with
about one hundred representatives from
the various districts present. The meet
ing was presided over by George L..
Pryor, with r. II. Banks secretary.
\ resolution. expressing sorrow at
the death of Jacob l.. Reid and Edward
e. Holloman, prominent Republicans of
Norfolk county. was adopted.
There was II spirited debate as to
where the next meeting OF the league
would be held. Suffolk was finally
chosen and the date fixed at March
Nth.
a plan was submitted at the meeting
20 extend the league to every district
in the State.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-23
LAMBERT's POINT.

The weekly w. G. L. u. meeting, held
at the home Of Miss Minnie Boykin,
on Myers avenue, yesterday afternoon.
was largely attended. The union was
Quoted by the president. Mrs. DR..
Farmer.
Encouraging reports were received
from the superintendent of the vari-
Gus working departments.
Mrs. Lakes, superintendent reported
that Loyal Temperance Legion was
organized at the Methodist Church
Sunday afternoon with twelve mem
bers. and that another meeting will be
held at the same church at p. m.
next Sunday. at which time she eX-
poets large increase of membership.
The secretary reported that the union
had on it's roll thirty-five active and
two honorary members. This number
she hoped to Increase to nifty before the
next meeting.
Miss Eleanor Commander, superin-
tendent of parlor meetings, announced
that parlor social will be held at the
residence of Mrs. Minter on Law
renee avenue, from to IL o'clock next
Thursday evening. All members are
requested to attend this social with
their families, and each member is
entitled to bring two friends as guests.
On account of the social there will be
no meeting OF the union next Thurs
day afternoon, but meeting for devo-
tional exercises will be held at Mrs.
Minter's at o'clock that night. a fine
musical and literary programme will be
rendered at the social. and at its con-
cluSion refreshments will be served.
After some practical suggestions to
the members by the president the
hymn, ooh. the Good We All Can Do
While the Days Are Passing By" was
sung. and the meeting adjourned with
prayer by MIR. w. f. Gregory.
Mrs. Machcn, n widow lady, departed
this life at the home of her son. Mr..
c. NJ. Machen, Forty-second street,
Wednesday night after an illness OF
several weeks. Her remains will be
forwarded to her former home, in
Mathews county, this morning for fune-
raj and interment.
Mr.. 2. NJ. Hammell is very Ill with
pneumonia at his home, on Forty-sec-
ond street. He Is being attended by
one Of the trained nurses from st. Vim
cents Hospital.
MIR. George Pinkham, OF Forty-second
street, returned Wednesday from New
York, where he had been to attend the
funeral of his father.
About thirty mechanics are busy fit
ting up the offices, putting in the sky
lights and the shaftng for the ma
chinery of the Norfolk silk mill. The
factory will be ready to begin opera
lions by the first of April.
New houses are going up rapidly In
the adjoining village of Kensington.
They are being erected near the silk
mill, to be occupied by the employees.
Rev. Flournoy Bouldin, rector, will
hold divine services At st. Marks Epis-
copal Church, on Myers avenue, at
o'clock Sunday afternoon.
An important meeting of the stock
holders and active members of the
Lamberts Point Fire and Salvage
Company will be held Wednesday
night, the 2Sth instant to make ar
rangements for receiving the new
chemical engine that will arrive here
Saturday, March Sd.
The Security Real Estate Company
is erecting fifteen frame dwellings in
what Is known as Mallory Town, on
the old Lambert's Point road, about
one mile south OF the village.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-23

named Williams. who returned them

named Williams. who returned them
TO the owner.
a musical and literary entertainment
and supper will be given at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Sawyer, on West High
land avenue, next Tuesday night for
the benefit OF Queen Street NJ. E.
Church. Some of Norfolk's best talent
will participate.
The basket party and ice cream So
cial given at the residence of Mrs
Harnet la Petus. on Tunstall avenue.
last night for the benefit of the Queen
Street NJ. E. Church was a decided
success
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-23
TrI-stato N edIoal Association.
tBy Telegraph to Virginian- Pilot.)

Charleston S. c.. Feb. 22-The final
session OF the second annual conven-
ton of the tri-State Medical Associa-
ton was held here day. DIR. Charles
w. Kollock. of this city, was elected
president of the association for the en-
suing year. Richmond was selected ms
the place at which the convention
would be held next year. \ number of
papers on technical matters were read
before the convention finally adjourned.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-23
Cause of Strangers Death.

Drs. Odend'ha1. Baker and Grandy
held an autopsy at the city morgue yes
terday on the body of Godfrey Red
mond. a seaman. about 81 Years old
who died in the jail hospital Wednes-
day night. The examination developed
the TACT that the mans death was
caused by rapid consumption A Cor
oner's jury yesterday afternoon gave
verdict In accordance with the above
Facts. The body will be buried by the
city to-day.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-23

Supreme Court OF Appeals Of Virginia,
February l, 1900.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-23

AND IMPOSING A
BOND FOR BUILDERS AND CON
TRACTORS. AND OTHERS. AND RE-
CURING y LICENSE TAX OF
THOSE MAKING \ BUSINESS OF
ERECTING. lIOI1CErS
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-23
ATLANTIC CITY.

The Silver Cross Circle of the Kings
Daughters will give social at the home
OF the MISSES Cora and Nina Macdon-
aid, Colley avenue, at S o'clock next
Tuesday night.
~ committee of young ladies' are ar
ranging program for an entertain
.ment to be given for the benefit OF the
w. C. Il. u. at their hall Thursday
night March 1st, which promises to be
a most enjoyable affair.
Rev. e. 70. Dudley, pastor OF Central
Avenue Baptist Church, is confined to
his home by sickness.
There was large and fashionable
the residence OF Mrs. Ironmonger. cor
ner of Poole street and Central avenue.
last night. the occasion being George
Washington Party The costumes
worn by the participants were unique
and handsome. The evenings pleas
ures began with the following choice
musical and literary program:
instrumental solo,. Miss McKan
Recitation. ............... Miss NVilshin
Song. The Misses Buchanan
Piano SOLO. .......... Miss Lecato
Recltation ....Miss ISeSpaSS
Song. .................M Miss May Lecato
Piano solo. Miss Buchanan
Recltation.. ............ Mrs. WilShln
Piano SOLO. .-......... MISS Lecato
Song. Mr.. Wilshin
Piano solo,. Miss Lecato
Grarhophone concert,
Mr.. Frank fortress
Piano SOLO. .............. Miss McKan
Mrs f. Hansell won the first prize
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-18
A WAVE OF
INSANITY.
Four Demented Persons
Now Under Restraint
., AT The City Hall. a

Troubles come in a bunch as it
were in police circles and today is
one OF the times when trouble is on
tap, for there are four demented
persons at the hall Joseph Redding,
colored, was picked uplast night at
Front and Union streets.
ella Kline was picked up by the
police for being drunk and disor-
derby. At the hall she showed that
her mind was unbalanced.
The next to come to the hall was
Pusey Smith of this city. What
caused his mind to go wrong cam
not be surmised.
Word was received by the police
at 10 o'clock that there was a
stranger on East Third street, act.
ing as if he were drunk or insane.
Az hour later he was arrested at
Second and Tatnall street and Ser
geant McDermott had his hands
full in contr olling the fellow. At
the city hall he became SO desper-
ate that Captain Black had to call
for assistance in order TO put him
in the straight jacket. Drs. Har-
ris, Jones and Robinson were sum-
moned and 1t is expected that the
demented people Will be sent to
" "Farnhurst this afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-18

NEW YORK, May 17.-FLOUR-State
and western dull and barely steady; Min
nesota patents So. 60a3.So; winter straights,
81 4Oa3. 30: winter extras 81. .55a29O; winter
patents So G0a3.S5
WHEAT-Dull and easier in response to
unsatisfactory English cables and local
unloading; July, Il l3-l6al2Ac.; September
7as4 a73 3-l6c.
RYE-pull; state 57a5Sc., C, /, f., New
b., anoat.
CORN Active and weak under free
realizing by local houses and favorable
crop news; July, 42l4a4Sssc.; September,
OATs-Quiet and easy: track white.
state, %laa;jc. track white. western, 28'a
aS5c.
PORK-steady; mess, $l225a1S; family
Sl4a1t.5O.
LARD - Easy; prime western steam
1850.
Bt'TTER-Firm: state dairy, 15'4al9c.
state creamery, lGl2a2Oc.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY fancy, large, white,
1O,.a1ofsc.; fancy, small, white sl2a974c.
EGGS-Dull and weak; state and Penn
rylvania, at mark, 12laalSc.; storage west
ern, at mark. 12l4c.
SUGAR - Raw steady; fair refining
Sl5-16c.; centrifugal, 90 test, 7-l6c.; re-
fined quiet crushed, 555c.; powdered,
525c.
TIrRPENTINE-stea at 5la5lhc.
MOLASSEs-St Steady; New Orleans 44a
55c.
RICE-steady; domestic. 4lsa6Ec.; ia
pan. 4%aiTsc. .-
TALLoW : Dull; city, Age nominal
country. 47sa5isc.
HAY-Easy: shipping, 70a75c.: good to
choice. S0aasizc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-18
THE WORLD !
OF SPORT.

William A. Brady. who left this city
on Sunday, after 'uing an open chal-
lenge on behalf of Champion Jim Jeffries
arrived in town, and was surprised to
learn that none of the ambitious heavy
weights had accepted the deli
Brady said that his offer for another fight
with Corbett, to take place within two
weeks, still holds good, and that unless tho
ex champion came to terms immediately
he would never get q return match with
his protsge.
Curbstt rdioues the offer. His hands
will not permit him to fight in that time.
and he does not think Jeffries will be able
to do business for some time, either.
When the time CO mes, Jetfries will bs
nhle to meet me-" the ex-champion terse-
ty declares.
.Ieffres' next bout will probably take
PLACE in Madison Square Garden. An Of
for was made to thechampion by Manager
Kennedy to take part in q limited round
bont " thin three weeks.
The Madison Square Club Is also max
ing an effort to secure the bout bntween
Tommy Ryan and Kid Mccoy. They ar"
maj ched to meet in six-r0und go in
Chicago, on May 20 If the local club is
successful in its efforts / bring the bout
off here, the number of roun IS will DO x
tended to twenty.
Billy Gray, who con rolls tho Wsstchost-
or Club at Tuckahoe, called at the Jour-
nal office last night and declared there was
no truth in the story that Corbstt ana
McVey were tC pose psfo~e tho picture
machine at tho " estchesler Club nus
morning for thu purpose of reproducing q
fake Corbett and .Ieifries fight, =,