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Washington telegraph., 1900-08-24
TIE A. B. C's ARE O. X.
FOR BALL PLAYING

On last Friday Dorsie McRae
camo up from Hope with his
"cracke. jack" ball team 10 "fut
1t ON" the A. B, G. team here.
The game started off with Dolsie
as umpire, and no doubt the A BIC
boys would have been badly beat
en- if Dorsie had umplred the game
throught. but on the third ending
NJ. McRae was fired out" on ac-
count Of seeing too many balls,
n,act the name of A. B. &. SEEM
ed to make Mr.. McRae see by
pairs.
Mr.. Chas. Foster finish ID UNI
plrlng the game and seem to give
peri yct salisfactlo-, If the Hope
team will keep Mr.. McRae as Um-
pire they will have "goCd thing
ont OF any team they coup against
The score s-ood II to 8 IN iavor
of che home boys,
Washington telegraph., 1900-08-24

The experience of @. A. Snow d co, In OBJ
tanning moro than 20, 900 patents for inventor
has enabled them to helpfully answer many
questions relating to the protection OF " 5eiieet-
ual property. This they have done IN pamnh'
let treating briefly of United States and foreign
patents, with cost CT same, and now procure
them trade marks, designs, caveats, infringe
ments, decisions in leading patent cases. etc.
etc.
The pamphlet will be sent fee TO anyone
writing to C. A. Snow Co., Washington D. c.
Washington telegraph., 1900-08-24
IIUCRIt SS.
,.s ElOIfuKi.H stlUTH.

tu. E, CHURCH SOUTH,
Preaching every first, third and fifth sunday
ia. m. aud at s p, IN. Sunday Seheol every
E,,nday al 10 u. m. Prayer meeting Wednes-
day at p. m.
Rev. J. K, Rushing
Pastor.
GRACE CHURCH
Ct1ni,nunfon Service and sermon every sec-
ona sunday at II n. IN. Eyensong at Z p. m.
Sunday schoooi at 10 a. M.
Rev. Martin Demer.
Rector,
Washington telegraph., 1900-08-24
~S<D0g>0<es<P
T. LOCAL and Personal. J
oa.s y s>%3s o0
goods at A Oles.

New goods at AOles.
We are needing rain badly.
Yes II is hot enough for us.
The Election will soon be here
Lee Rosenberg was hero Suns
d:y.
Frank Shirley is visiting in
Nashville.
Mr. Sid Henry of Hope was
here Tuesday on business.
Miss Stella Royston visited
tllvhus ia Hope this week.
look ont Tor J W Ables Fall
Announcement IN the next issue.
When the weather gets cooler
we will nave thvse new side walks,
- BRING US some corn on your sub
seriptIon We will paythe market
price,
Miss Lottie Conway returned
last week from visit " Baker
Springs,
w ashington was well repre-
s,nlea at Holly Grove camp mec,o
ing Sunday.
-Lieut. Gnv. Lawrence Of Russ
seville was IL welcome visitor to
Our town lact week.
o., 49, DR.. III L B'Shets and Mr.. Joe
Battle OF fulton were here on
business Monday.
Hon. Thomas II, Simms and
Capt. Jack HeryY of Hope were
attending the meeting OF the
Election Com misslonars Monday.
Washington telegraph., 1900-08-24
ADVERTISING RATES.
WEATHER REPORi

JULY
BY Judge A, H. Carrigan
Maximum 81; date and II July
Minimum 81 date q
PRECIPITATION.
Total &, 80 inches.
Greatest in "a hours l.s7; date 20
Number of days on which .Ol or more precipita
ion fell, 10
Number et clear days g:
y 4mUer Oh partly c!odds days, "a;
Number or cloudy days, l,
Washington telegraph., 1900-08-24

A So cent lion Tonic. Pure
soluble, iron concentrated, and
pure Amorphous Q1iuine is con-
tanned iu Uheatham sTasteless Chill
Tonic, making; It the most desira-
be Iran Tonic on the MAI l1et, 1t
i s true tonic stren gthner, apptti
ger tonerup of the system, and
blood purifier. Only 80 cents.
Washington telegraph., 1900-08-24

Hunts lightning Oil is Tar a
head Of any similar preparation on
the market. A sure cure for Cuts,
Burns, Bruises, Sprains, etc. Tfy
one bottle and you will never a,
gam be without it, Put up in %
and SOC bottles
Washington telegraph., 1900-08-24
The Jolly Twelve. "

The Jolly Twelve Club met at
the home of Miss Eva Hardness
on last Tuesday, an spent most
erJeyable evening
The Club did net G,cide where
they would hold their next meet
ing. -
By Jupiter! Those steaks and
racst at r. G. Bouldln's market
are fine. Send him your orders.
The finest on earth! That
Mocha trd Java blend coffee at
Mitchell Sepd in your order be-
fore il is all gone.
With every 81.00 and $3.50 pur-
chase We give away absolutely
free, either waist or dress pattern
joe Rosenberg&Co,
The Cemetery Is in a very bad
condition and should have the at:
Iten'lon OF our gooa-weople at
Let every one help a little.
Washington telegraph., 1900-08-24

On account OF being crowded
tor space most Of our pelsonalshad
to he left out last week
Miss Lillian Carrigan of Hope
is visiting the family Of Judge A
IL, Carrigan,
Mrs Lulu Johnson Mays OF
Memphis visited Mrs Maggie Nc
Gall last week,
Miss Rosa Wallace our popular
Post Mistress Is spending few
weeks at Shower Springs.
The Rev. Mr.. Freeman delivs
cred an excellent lecture to a very
large crowd here Saturday of last
week.
The Republican candidates
are swinging arouud the circ'e
but the Democrats have decided
to let them 90 a.one.
If you want u new pair OF pants
g, to the "only G, M. Con way
and he can nit you either IN read
made CT made to order. Try Elm
Our en.erprislng street com.
mrttee reminds us of q new pollli-
cal party. They put down one
plank, then walt a week to see Il
The next one will fit.
None ,ts Equal. OLDVOLMEk
is another namc for satisfaction
Sold by M. W. Wilson, Wholesale
and Retail Liquor Dealer.
Hon. W S Eakln is making
ouitean addition to his house and
when completed he will have one of
the handsomest residences in the
town
All of our summer goods must be
sold IN the next two months TO-
gardless of cost. Joe RoSenberg&
Co.
Misses Rosine Conway, Stella
Roystor, JOSIE Conway. Mess S,
A. McGlll, Charlie Conway and
Joel Worth Borden attended the
Band Concert at Hope Monday
evening.
A chrome kicker is bad enough
but q continual stratcher is worse
Better initiate a mule than hen
Hunt Cure will do up the worst
case Of Itch, Tettor Ringwolms
known!
The pulpit, the bench and the
bar, recomends Cheatham's Chile
Tonic as the finest an Iper!odlc in
use, bein 8 free OF poison and guar>
autced put up ID both the TastIcss
and bitter styles. Tastoless in SOC
size.
Mrs J J Robertson has moved
to TeXarkana where she will ma Ike
her futuIo home, Mr. Robertson
will remain here awhile to wind
up his business and will follow
later. We regret very much to
loose Mr. Robertson and family but
wish them all kinds Of success in
thetr new home.
Washington telegraph., 1900-08-24
"Sweet Bells tangled
Out of Tune and Harsh. u

Shakespeare's description fits thou
sands of women. They are cross, des-
pondent, siclIly, ne.yous-a burden. to
themselves and their families. Their
sweet dispositions are gone, and they, like
the bells, seem sadly out of tune. But
there is remedy. They can use
Washington telegraph., 1900-08-24
The MOdus Operandi.

When you want something good
to eat, Is to send yonr order to
MitcEel's, He has it,"
"A man Of senc9 saves his cents
by spending them where they will
do the most good, Bea man OF
sence and save your cents by trad
ing with tie old reliable G. NJ.
Conway where you can get good
Goods cheap, or cheap goods good.
To 1--we or not to live, IS a ques-
ton which annually confropls the
residents Of our low ground and
swampy districts. Take Cheatham'
Tasteless Chill Tonic and live to
die a nobler death than by COM
monplaco chill Cure uuraLteeI.
Tasteless SOC a bottle.
Mss Budie Holt Of Little Rock
who has been visiting Mr.. Hugh
Hama ard family left Thursday
tor N Ashville.'
Miss Holt is one Of the candl
dates tor the scholarship IN the
Ouacnuta College ofel | by the
Nashville News. s e may be
assured that her Warrington
lrlenus will do all IN their power
to make her a "surc winner "
I would like to haze the name
age aud pest office address of every
bllnd person IN Arkansas, wh'Se
and colored not over twenty five
years { age.
1t Will only cost a postal card
ard II few minutes time and may
be the means of restoring sight TO
some and the education of others
! The next session opens Wednos-
day October the 3rd,
John II. Dye,
Sun, Arkansas School for the 5Iind
Iut,le Rock Ark. Aug, llth 1900.
Washington telegraph., 1900-08-24

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Washington telegraph., 1900-08-24
i want your trade.
j. \. Van Ripper.

Wanted-To sell, trade or lease
160 acres OF land Z miles West of
Hope Ark.
w. !. Alexander.
Blackwell e. Z.
Washington telegraph., 1900-08-24
PUBLIC SPEAKING,

There will be public speaking
by the Indepcntant and Republi-
can can,idates at the following
,,I.,..,
Washington telegraph., 1900-08-24
GRACE CHURCH
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday School every sund at 10 a. m
tynion PRAYER Meeting every Sunday at p m .
Preaching sye;y lta Ssaduy at II a m. ana
a:3tp I1v
~ Eev. g c. willians.
Paste
Washington telegraph., 1900-08-24
RArfIST CHURCH.

Ere -ahlne egeHy thitt Sunday, at II a M
sn3s IN. sunday school at 10 a. m, every
Sunday.
Rev #. D. BARR
pastor
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-08
BRAN BLETON.

Rev. VIM. Lelacheur. of Thibet,
whose visit to this city some two years
ago produced 81 profound impression.
Will be in Norfolk the latter part of
the week. DR.. Wilson. of New York
city, will accompany him. There will
also be other Christian workers with
them, and their meetings will be held
at the Park Avenue Baptist Church,
commencing Thursday evening and
continuing for several days.
Mr.. o. j. Spann has returned from
Mathews county, whittier he went for
the benefit of his health, with little or
no Improvement.
Mr.. S. Il. Hall, n prominent business
man of Toronto. Canada, is expected
to reach here Monday morning to spend
n few days with his brother, DR.. j. J.
Hall. of Park avenue.
The b. Y. p. u. of Sturgeon Me-
mortal Baptist Church. will have it's
regular weekly meeting Monday night
at o'clotkj
Atlantic Lodge. No. s. Independent
Order OF Mechanics, will have work in
the first second and third degrees
Monday night. This lodge is growing
very rapidly in numbers. 1t antici-
pates giving an entertainment in the
near future, to which all the members
and their families will be present to
enpoy the music and the feast. to fol
lou.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-08

Words are inadequate TO describe
the originality and variety of this novel
entertainment. Mr.. Kellogg has made
a study OF the note, call and song of
the varieties of song birds in Europe
and America. and by the aid of ster-
iopticon the audience We're enabled to
see the birds In all their gorgeous col
orings and surroundings. while stimuli
taneously with the appearance of each
bird Mr.. Kellogg made the scene life
like by giving IN exact reproduction of
Its song and call. Mr.. Kellogg was
born with this wonderfully formed
throat, and by recognizing this divine
gift OF warbling he has become so pro-
flcient in his art that he alone gives
an entertainment both interesting and
instructive, besides enthusing his hear
ers with a love for those songsters not
otherwise obtained. Nothing so reaches
the heart as q spontaneous outpouring
of natures gifts. and this unique en-
tertainment only proves that there is
no limit to what man can do II he only
recognizes his one talent and holds to
his ideal as Mr.. Kellogg has DONE"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-08
LAMBERT's POINT.

1t Is learned that the parties who
purpose establishing O Blanket Factory
here have succeeded in securing the
building known as the Celluloid Fac
tory on the corner of Myers avenue and
Forty-second street. 1t is proposed to
double the size of the present structure
so as to turnout any quantity of mate
rial. Machinery Will be put In with all
possible speed and operations common
ced at an early day as possible
The Bridgeport Silver Plating Com
pany is putting up a large new drop
forge for shaping knife handles.
Messrs. Stoddard & Pheunney have
Just put down a fine concrete pavement
In front of Mr.. Stoddards residence on
Fortieth street which greatly improves
the appearance of that portion OF the
thoroughfare. This firm has a num-
Der of contracts from owners of pro-
perty on Myers avenue to lay similar
Davements In front of their residences.
They are also negotiating with parties
in other sections of the village for like
work.
Mrs. Carroll, wife of Rev. Jno. w.
Carroll is quite sick with grip at the
Methodist parsonage on Bowdens Ferry
road
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
meet at the Methodist church at 2
o'clock this afternoon.
Mrs Styron who has been confined
to her home on Shendoah avenue with
grip for some days, was able yesterday
to leave her room.
The Star Athletic Club will give n
public boxing exhibition at its club
rooms from s to 10 o'clock Monday
night.
Rev. C. D. Gilkerson will preach the
opening sermon before the Prebytery
of Norfolk which conyenes at Accomac
Courthouse Tuesday next
At the last meeting Of the w. c. ~
u. the superintendent of literature.
Mrs Belcher. reported purse had
been raised for the starving people in
India. She also reported a number of
volumes contributed for the library to
be established at the pententiary by
the State Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union.
1t was decided to postpone the parlor
social until after the Easter holidays
Rev. John w. Carroll will begin Sc
ries of meetings at the Methodist
church tonight, looking to q revival
of religion. These services will be con-
tinued every night, Saturday excepted,
cred song Will precede the regular
preaching.
Rev. Harry L. Walton. Superinten-
dent of the Union Mission. Norfolk
will preach at the Presbyterian church
to-day at II a. M. and $50 p. m.
Services appropriate to Palm Sum
day will be held ut st. Marks Episcop-
al church at o'clock this afternoon.
Mrs. James NJ. Jeffries Is very sick
at her home on Myers avenue.
AN EXPLANATION.
Wednesdays paper announced that
the debate between Revs. e. T.. Dudley
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-08
RHEUMATISM CATARRH.

1t is the deep-seated. obstinate cases
Of Catarrh and rheumatism that B.
B. b. botanic Blood Balm) cures. B..
B. B. is the only remedy strong enough
to search out the poison In the blood
which causes Rheumatism and
Catarrh, not only in the blood, but tho
bones, the joints, mucous membrane
and the entire body, and eliminate or
drain out the last vesuge OF the dis
ease and cures so there can never be a
return OF the symptoms. II you have
been disappointed in sprays, llniments,
medicated air. snuff. blood purifiers
ETC., don't give up hope, but try 3. 5.
Il. (Botanic Blood Balm) 1t has been
thoroughly tested for past thirty
years and has never failed to perman-
emily cure obstinate Blood Diseases as
rheumatism. Ulcers, Catarrh, Eating
Sores. Cancer, Scrofula, Eruption.
Eczema. after all other treatments had
failed. Ask Burrow Martin e Co. Nor
folk, or any druggist for B. B. B.
Botanic Blood Balm or 8 Bs--Large
bottles 81. six bottles (full treatment)
S. So sufferers may test B. b. B. we
will send TRIAL BOTTLE FREE on
request to Virginian-Pilot readers.
Write today. Personal medical advice
free. Address BLOOD BALM CO., 81
Mitchell. ST., Atlanta, Ga.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-08
Closing Revival Services.

The revival meetings which have
been In progress at the Church OF
Christ on Freemason street during the
last three weeks will close tonight
The pastor. Rev. Ben C. Herr. did the
preaching. and 1t was faithfully. earn
estly and eloquently done. resulting d.
rectly in seventeen additions. To-day
he Will preach on the following sub
jects: At IL a. m. on "Paul's Determi-
nation" and at 7:45 p. m. on The Com
mission of Saul OF Tarsus," These
meetings. 1t is expected, will be inter-
esting and impressive occasions.
The public, especially strangers In
the city and others who are not In the
habit of attending religious meetings
are cordially and earnestly invited to
attend
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-08
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST.

MIR. Henry A. Christian. of Luych-
burg, was here yesterday.
Mr.. p. d. Camp, of Franklin, Is reg
istered at the Atlantic.
Mr.. ]. D. Elliott, of Hickory. ". c., is
in the city.
Mr. a. b. Johnston. of Warsaw, is
here
Messrs. G. Fl. Wright and f. F.
I1akin. of Buell., Va. are in the city.
Messrs. Il. II. Berry, of Richmond,
and Il. D. Berry. of Bedford, are reg
istered at the Monticello.
MI. Richard B. Davis, of Petersburg,
Is in the city.
The members OF the Volunteer Y will
meet Tuesday night ut No. 800 Freema-
son street at 100 o'clock to attend the
Union Mission service.
Mrs. S. Schiflman and sons. of
Greensboro. n. c., are visiting Airs. ].
Anthony, on Freemason street.
Mr., Seymour Mandlebaum. of Balti-
more, president of the Southern States
Telephone Company, accompanied by
Mr.. S. Il. SonneSom, of the same city
Norfolk yesterday.
The property of the Port Norfolk
Investment Company is building up
very rapidly. Fourteen new houses
have been contracted for and about
| one hundred lots sold within ninety
days. An advertisement of the prop
erty appears in another column.
Yesterdays Richmond Dispatch says:
Bishop James b. Funston and his wife
are in the city. On Sunday the Bishop
will preach here, and on Monday he
will leave for his bishopric in Idaho.
Mrs. Funsten will not go 10 her West
ern home until the fall.
The steamer Baltimore. OF the Ches-
apeake Line, arrived here yesterday in
place of the steamer Augusta. which
broke her rudder on her trip to Balti-
| more Thursday night.
The Ocean View railroad will put on
n o'clock train to and from Old Point
| tonight
Hon. J. c. Parker of Franklin, was
In Norfolk yesterday.
There is said to be considerable diff
Guilty in securing persons TO take the
position of census enumerators for this
city.
The Equitable Life Assurance soci-
ETY., through its manager. Major A.
| Myers, has paid to the heirs of John
w. Saunders, who was murdered by the
negro Cotton. the amount of policy on
his life in that company.
Mrs. S. Schiffman and family, of
Greensboro, n. c., are visiting her
parents. NO. 377 Freemason street.
The colored Y. NJ. c., a. will hold a
rally meeting at St. Luke's y. NJ. T..
Church this afternoon. An address on
the subject 1.-THE Y. NJ. C. A. Versus
Clubs" will be delivered by Rev r. II.
Bowling, pastor OF the Butte Street
Baptist Church.
Miss Ella Virginia Bishop. of RAJ
leigh, n. c., Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
w. w. Wyatt, No. 67 Clay street
Mr. Charles Andrew Mccain, of Bal
t!more, is spending some time at the
Monticello en- route to his home in
Baltimore, after spending the early
Spring in the South.
II. B. Braswell, head bellman of the
Atlantic Hotel. left for Goldsboro. ".
c.. yesterday to attend the funeral of
his mother.
Captain George w Bunting. of the
downtown fire department. was taken
suddenly III yesterday afternoon and
VAS removed 10 his home in q carriage.
He was reported to be resting easy at
late hour last night.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-08
AmUSEME NTS.
"THE ADVENTURE OF LADY
URSULA"

One of the most charming of the
seasons attractions was the prescnta-
ton of Anthony Hopes comedy "1'he
Adventure of Lady Ursula" by Mr..
William Morris, supported by Miss
Francis Drake and a we'll selected COM
pany of artists, under the management
Of Daniel " Arthur. 1t Is to be re-
GREETED that such an excellent enter
tainment should have been witnessed
by only small audience, as it was
worthy of a full house at each per-
Torrance.
Mr.. Hope has clothed a unique and
intensely interesting plat in garb of
choice dialogue, and has thrown In a
tons. while Mr.. Arthur has provided
n caste fully competent to meet every
aspiration of the author In the produc-
ton of his play. SHe has also staged
and costumed the play in keeping with
Its merits.
Mr.. Morris is finished actor, grace
full in his action, and is blessed with a
charming voice and manner. Miss
Drake is not only beautiful woman,
but shares with Mr. Morris every hon.
or in the production impersonating the
difficult role to a degree bordering on
perfection. In fact, the entire caste
has been selected with unusual care.
KELLOGG BIRD CARNIVAL.
Tomorrow evening and Tuesday mat
ineee Mr.. Charles D. Kellogg will give
for the first time In Norfolk his BIRD
Carnival" at the Y. Nj. c. A, one-half
OF the proceeds to be given to local
charities.
The Boston Times thus describes Mr..
KelloSg's performance:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-08
THE LIVING FLAG.
PROGAM OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL
PUPILS. CONCERT.

fSOGAM OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL
PUPILS CONCERN.
Below is presented the program OF the
Living Flag entertainment at the
Academy Of Music Monday night, full
statement of which will be found in the
Art and Music column. The program
speaks for itself:
PROGRAM.
Overture-"A Queen for q Day" Cad
ams). Krueger's Orchestra.
March-"The Singing Girl" (Herbert)
Orchestra.
Chorus-"American Hymn" (Kcller).
Chorus-"The Flag!" (I. Womersley
Chorus-"The Star Spangled Banner
(Francis S. Key). 81.
bia"a( J. w. CarryD, Miss Amber Gro
Chorus-'Rule Britannia" CDR. Thomas
Arne).
chorus--"Men of Harlech" (Joscph
Barnby).
Recltatlo , Light on Dead
Man Bar" g. Frank w. Rich
Chorus-"The Campbells Are Coming
(Finlay Dun).
overture-"La Clio Condo" (PoncillD
Orchestra.
Chrous-"The Harp THAT Once
Chorus-"That Harp That Once
OuBh dlt n I1dllS NNI. w. lIalle)
Recitation-"The Price of Peace
(Claude e. HarrelD, Jessamlne Lyon.
Chorus-"Watch on the Rhine" (Carl
Wilhelm).
Chorus-Austrian Hymn e. Hayden)
notwithstanding Browns Prompt
Prompt Obedience" 60, Hilda Tay-
lor.
Solo and Corns-"Sing Me a Song of
the Sunny South" Games w. Casey
William Heathcrton.
Recitation-"Mickey O'Flathery's OF
for Soldier" 60. Miss Annette
Ricardo.
Chorus my Old Kentucky Home
(Stephen Foster).
Chorus-"Georgia Camp Meeting
(Kerry Mills)
Chorus-"My Country, Ills of Thee"
(Henry Carey.
Chorus-"Dixic" Dan d. EmmetD
Finale-'The Man Behind the Gun
(Sousa), Orchestra.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-08
SHIPPING NOTES.
A RUMORED SALE-LOSES BOW
SPRIT-ACClDENT

A RUMORED SALE-LOSES BOW
C1DENT-NOTES.
The talk Of marine circles yesterday
was the rumored sale OF the Old Do
mlnion Steamship line to the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company. and though
General Manager Glllaudeu secuted the
idea and did not believe 1t, he was not
able to say positively that 1t was a
hoax. Events in Railway and SteamI
ship combinations come so rapidly
nowadays that unless one is in the big
pool 1t is impossible to say anything is
hoax. 1t is hoped here apparently that
the o. D. officials statements are based
on facts and not on wishes. 1t is claim
ed the company Is operating its lines to
good advantage and doing good bust
ness with q fair profit. The story comes
building known as the Celluloid Fac
stockholders water-haul.
Captain Barlow, formerly of the
Schooner Jesse Barlow, arrived in port
yesterday from Boston on his, new nc
QUESTION, the Schooner s. c. Tripon,
larger and In some respects finer
vessel. She ran into the forty-knot gale
OF Thursday and lost her bowspirt but
sustained no further injury
Adron Granted, bontswain of the
Danish steaship Winelands, Captain
Hogstedt, was crushed to the deck of
the vessel, by an enormous sea which
broke over her, as he was stooping Mt
his work, and had nearly every bone in
his face crushed Arrived at Norfolk
he was sent to ST. 'Vincents Hospital
where he will remain until the steam
ship comes here on her return trip from
Vera Cruz. to which port she Is bound
from Cardiff. Wales, with q cargo of
patent fuel.
Yesterdays Baltimore Sun says: The
Pinkeys. of Sunderland, England, have
decided to start a steamship line from
Norfolk to Rotterdam. The Nerano will
be the pioneer steamer and sallinr,
will be up to the demand for freight
space. The line will be known as the
Neptune Line, which has maintained a
weekly service between Baltimore and
Rotterdam for many years Dresel,
Rauch- nberg e Co., are the Baltimore
| agents OF the line
This with the lately noticed Hudspeth
| Transit Co.. Will add two new lines to
| Norfolk's business and the r'umors of
| q passenger line to Europe in the near
| future are thickening and are expected
to take form ere the year is out.
The schooner Malcolm Baxter. a. big
| four-master, capable of carrying a g.
600 ton cargo, arrived at Newport News
| this morning on her maiden trip. She
made the run from her builders wards
| at Camden. Maine, to Cane Henry in
thlrty-slX hours. Her commander. Can.
tain George Bailey, says this breaks
| the record.