davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22
Slaget peo Sorterne.

tetet bar faaet fplssnbe telegram fra
ben tommdnoerenoe officer paa arpoz
ieren gnopmion / Wei Sal 8ei, BATE
ret 2intuntau, 18be Sum-, $50 often:
"Satuforterne aabnebs 81. l ON
Morsensn ben 17oe Sum- Slb paa ben
alierepe 5laubes Stibe. Otter Ter
Simsrs aamp blep Sorterne bragt til
Suusbeo os beIat al be ariertbe Stprs
fer. 5lere M9nb til at iturme Sorz
tsrns bar ienot tIanb fra Stibene ben
foregaaence Gftermiobas.
Oe brittle Stibe, ipm bar eugaseret
pppe / 5looen bar aprpetten 4lserine
og Observation-Disclosures Same pa
Wbitnep. Sabst pda 4lgsrine bar Ii
bet. Se Cab, iom be alliereoe Stprs
f.rs ftormenoe afoeling feb, tienoes
lille. gn htneitit anben 8lusies 8rpDs
fer, iom oaiebe Qbmirals Slas, Bier
opbolot uoenfor 5atu al be aliereot
5laabes Iomiraler.
Sngen llnoerretnins ON Gperittom:
mdnberenbes Wbmirdl Seymour
lilbaeefomit bar mpbtaset at Rsa,
Qbmiralsn 81. 2 Gftsrmibbag ben lib
Sum-. Seq saar ftrar til Satu."
Sorpeoosoelesgere taset.
s Souie Of Commons iefterm,boac
iasoe usiifterenoe llpenrissminiitel
Wiaium 9rooerid, at be fibite 3sle.
srammer fra China piite, at arrunse.
msnter bar giort til at etablere sr
Stprte / gun9sties& Slang, Tom itulbt
itcrme Jorterne. Brittle Stibe, ion
bapbe saaet opoper 5looen, babe tase.
fire Hineiiite Sorpeoobduoepel9gsere
San tilfeiepe, at Regieringen life bab:
be bsrt, at aomiral Sepmpur pa,
penol tilba9 til Elem Sltn.
Rpster ON, at Soan ION Magtsr:
mes Sulom9gtis bill gisnoprette Srber
| China, blso sisnpplipet / ct Selssran
fra YOtcbamu ioas. 9erltntelssram.
mer antpoer, at Spnlano life bill ino;
penoe mob, at Sapun 'enoer 18,00C
5ropper, og Storbritanien oil snDos:
iere planen. Sapans Gesation
2onpon bar oFiciel llnberretnins ON
at 5000 Splbater sr i.nbt. Smioler.
tib ienber Storbritanisn Ter inbfebt
Regimenter og Qrtilleri fra Snoien.
6rDat for 6on9er.
Waibineton, 19be SUM. - Rssis
rinsen bar ioag life bort fra petin
5isn Sim sGer 9atu, og bet bar i'll
bioruast til at T~orrinee pr9iibenteni
og bans Raaosiperes ggngitelfe, De
er en- llae, iicsn bet iib'te Telegram
ira MiniTter Gonser tom. pstin bar
p9ret ufiiaarst fra telssrafif 5orbiu
! BELLE meb llbenperpenen | fere Suss.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22
Iabner Slo paa 6urterne.

Berlin, 18ps SUM. - Den tpTte
aoniul / Gbefoo tablsr til ubenrios.
tontorst, at en- ~japunsiiit 5o~rpeoobaao
anton biz i~9oaroftss. Den rappurtes
rses, at G3ineisrns 6apoe la9t sorpez
oer Satu Ripsr os iamlst Trooper
ira S4an 9n Spun i Satu.
Gitsr en- aOHisrsnce Omboro paa bet
rusiiits 6Ia9itib isnOts be uoenlanoIte
5laaoetommdncuntsr ct llltimatum til
eb'nslerne msO 6orIansenos, at sropl
perne itulos trGttes tiIbags ira aors
tsrne fsr ri. 2 SsnOag Gftsrmioooo.
&l' l ben Days Morgsn oubnsoe
6orterne 5Io pdo ariosTibens, ION be
tp'te, rustite, brittle ga iapaneii7e
Stioe beioarsos. Stponinoen pareoe /
fpp Simer.
ssl;grafiinien % S%srnbansn me[rem
sotu og sien Gin er soelaqt. gorb-
fcrbinoel'en mslsm Re to Stsoer or
oeiaa truet.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22
Stag peo pefin.
Nnsfife trooper fommer % angri'
her itrar Ypcn paa 10 Sibcr.
70 Miniitrc orGbt.

2rnoon, 2Obe SUM-. - 9dilp Gyz
preis' 8orrsipmbent i Shanghai tiger:
DE r~usiiits SiGlpetroppsr untom
uoenfor petin imorgss os begpnote
steblitteIig at an9ribe 9pen pda to
Sioer. Salrigt Qrtiasri blsp brugt.
Stprten antom netcp / rette Sio; for
Gbtneierne pdaitaur, at ansrsbet pua
Gesdtionerne bar iornpet meO 9elb.
On aftenen ben 16be Sum- ansreb
dineiiite chopper unoer 9ung Sab
Slang og Sung Ching 2sgationsrne
og latte SGb paa fem surppatite gpgz
ninser. Sntet beitemt Oioes ON Rez
iuItdtet, unbtaeen at GbineIerne bIep
'tuffet, ilagtet andre Rapportsr, iom
lite tres at nolanoinger Der, guar ub
pua, at ghineierns blsp iad raisnoe for
2atus G~nel9geelie, at be Iioen bar
mdsiatreret ale llolpnoingsr / pettn."
gn mooificeret 8eriion at pisie Rpgz
ter, ION er mootaQet / Berlin, flyer, at
baaoe ben frantic og ben tpIte Mtniz
ter er Dr9bt.
Srdaoene, ION ftoo / Sorbinbelie
meo Wttnerne / 9dtus Supr, blep
o%psritoaret af arigsitiRnes Babe,
for 8omboroementst bsgpnote. Oct
er rdpporteret, at life miuore eno 700
eblneiere blep prGbt / lyorterne.
SaiIp Srprsis' aorreipOnOent /
Shanghai Tiger, al ban er oTicielt uns
oerrettet ON, at Sapan mobiIiierer
25,0OO Mdno til piebIjttslig Grams
port.
Den brittle &rpOier unoaunteo an
tom isaar til Shangbai pg tog en-
St,aing, iOm ~bebsriteos be 6tEeiiits
Setter. Der sr ire 9insiiIte &raOisre
9apnen. Den npe 6ineiiite Grp0Ier
9ai gang Iom er bpgget at 4rmz
itronss, er at 9ritsrne og Rusierns to-
get unosr geoostning / Sutu.
S Yunnan gu, bpor Reisrinsen !
Here 9a9e bar iumIst Stprte, er $50
Sriitne blepet ungrebet / bet frantic
Observation-Disclosures ,Og mango er Drabt.
Den frantic 8oniul os ire Misiionas
rer er fremoeles / 5ansisl.
Suiino 9orere bar lamlet Iig / lib
tanten at Sisn Sim.
Oatlp Reps' 9orreIppnoent i
Sbdngbai telegrdferer igudr: "Iomiz
raj Sepmours aolonne er MI miot
paa en- tyr Slette uoen Moo o9 aobt
gano og om9ipet at fisnotlige Chi
neiers."
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22
Sanoer fat fri.
guer upsrsiper Saaben. suinss
Nef Snnnel aaben ior Srailt.

2onoon, 19oe SUM-. - arigaosYaI'
tementet bar mootasst isI9enos 1!A
gram fra 2oro Rrberts:
"Yretoria, pid 3sruit, 18o. Jrnr.-
Oft er rolist Der / Johannesburg. Ns
I9opanlise oaglige Telegram 0.s'
lite i.not igaur, foroi Der par Ct stl.
paa 2inien.
Sper 1000 S9t Daaben .r ooer8''
bet / Pretoria, iiOen Dor 9eiGttsllt, %
oisIe npttiggipres for D. bsfrttO. Jan
ger. las OHicerer og 3,039 TSdHo Il
fat / gribep. 4f OHicsrsrns sr z %
af Sploaterne 248 / 9~oipitdIr.
Bort Cab ben Abe Sunt Nt 10
Mano orabt og en- Officer og 48 UEaH'
~Iaaret. Smtrent 900 Sanger bls' INT
tet Abe Suni."
GriasDepartsmsntet oar fna.t '1
gsnoe telegram fra Gsnr:aI gaAsr:
"2aings Het, lobe SUM. - Da
fsrite 5r9n git isisnnsm 2dinSs Vet
9unnel ST. 3 igaar gftsrmiooag.
arigsoepariem,ntet rsttsr Gdf'St
pua bet ioasmorses uoitsote 3'!'Stdn'
fra 2oro 9pberts til 8n SUM-. 5n8N
angtuslis af Grunocn til 5OrunorI1s'o
sr ansioet.
Den ferfte Del al ipge og 'nd'''s
fra Mafetins ANTON til SO'ptia!st
gesIfontein ben 15bs SUM-.
8oltsruit, SransDaaI, 19N Sam'-
YDgarosn / Dattldtroom bar 0o'ts'''
iig til 9riterne, os en- Del WEaulsFe ~
li9emeo Rifer al am,ritanf 5dorl' u
%uoleperet. @eneral SiIOparo sr osN''
tilbage bertil.
goer ilaast tilbass.
2pnoon, 1SbeSuni. Hrlg'O'T4
temsntst bar faast iplgenos 1sI'9'a"
fra 2oro Robsrts:
"pr.turia, 16pe SUM. - Dor aa'
te peO 3ano Hiper bleo tioItg ON Is''
gensn ben ABE ansrebet at 500 OK.
meo TIRE Sanoner. Rappori ON "'.-
gepGeelie naaeoe anor ! Hr000lt1.,
Tom itrar brcg afit.o mso IN ''9''
Stprte al ale 9aabsnartsr % I's
Soerne bort. De e~fterloo f1re oepF' "
Iadret ps fire Sanger. BORT 2ao w.
en- orabt % en- iaaret SHItsr O9 Il :;
reoe Meniae. 2sitnant SarF''0H ~
rem Sout6 Walss Cancers osos DIs
efter af fine Saar. adpislr ef',,Y -,
Green bar paret idpnet l'osn il'
SUM-"
n mrrf !
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22

Zen npe Spmaiiine .SuSpennen,- iorn ies
llsbfe for en- lib iiben, er Ell ioa COB Spma-
time, lom Woseu bebpper. Sragt 60 GentA
y. &ofeuiuno. @opoptne. WiA
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22

Spanlen. Der er omtrtng 1000 Yer
befoItco. al foritienige Racer, Tom tbs
ler forftjsnise SprOs, os Tom itts bar
nogst tilfGllss meo ~hperanore. De
flsii, al ois'e Stammer sniter os bel
tonne % er tatnemliee for Dor 8eItpts
tslie. De bar life nogen Resisrins, %
be bar heller life Gpne til at 'tpre iig
islo % ferer MI en- soslGsssnoe
Guerriaatrig, iom piloe raie mob os
andre Stammer, bpis be operlobss til
its ielo. !Spao oil 9smotruterns ri
Ital 9iere2 SpsrIabe benz til Rsoeri
% gloobao % ldoe Serne orioe oinS
firing iom 9raesoos pau 8unDene2
Oprsret mob ppr lppmGsfige Qutpritet,
JON fprbinorer ps fra at oprette en- Re=
giering for 5ilipinperne, paaferer oS
tore 3Gb al Gto % Gienoom. De 9ans
TteligbOer, ri mpoer pad Zen 2u3on. sr
mango, men SnIpirationen os OPP
muntrinsen til 5ogaloprsret tommsr
ira BET D%emotratiIfe !Sppebtoarter / be
5oreneoe Stdter. Yarttfino bar oiIt
'ig ~fterters eno pdtriotismen, meoens
meosns bore SoIbater m1roes at gdns
bitter, % bois bet life bar for bet 6ddb,
fom 4guinaloo bar bapt til be ameriz
tanere, Iom bar Inmpatiisrst meb BAN,
iua pilpe Sprsret ppr.t afTluttst for
l1nse fioer.
Sendtor Wolcott flutteoe i'm Sale
Iddleo.s:
Den Del Ri bar Iladet inb paa, er MI,
men ben er life mprt. s SmorDnins
gen at Observation-Disclosures, 6por oi mda
inotage Dor Sitting meo be andre fore
8srpenSmagter, bill ri gaa frem bar
iomt, men uosn 5rpgt. 9i fprisgsr
fun pau at lsfte 6oIt op til bsiere os
beore Sing, lite at soeIagse. Repu-
blitens 59ore ppertog uioriagt iaas
ounne Pligter, ION paabpilepe benz.
Den famine Simmsl boelper iig oper
os, og ben famine Wdgt, iom bsifDts
teoe Dem, bill beItntte os, tbt Ri forIeger
fun pau at bpggs Op mere TAFT. altio puu
8runolas at RstItdHenbsO os 9pb,
~
Republitens bsrlise gpgperf.
Strar Sendtor Wolcott blsp fqrpiu
meo i'm Sale, blsp be forfjeliee So
miteer neoiatte % 3omtteen uiournss
reoe til Snsoag Miobag. Hsp. Or,
Cigar s. Gepp, ION for A Iar Iioen
dabneoe ben fsrite republitanifs Has
tionaltonoention mso 8sn, bar paIao
tiliteoe og bolot Slutningsbsnnen Der
bette Meoe.
Den republican, tie a%pnpention traabtt
iammen isien Snsoas Miooas, msr
Meoet pareoe fun til 81. 3.15. Cub:
magtstomitssn rapportereoe, os oens
SnoftiGing blep psotasst. Senate,
2obse fra Masia9uistts, ipm er per:
munent 5urmanp, bolot oerpua i'm Gil
tr9oel isstule, men ct llobras at benin,
fom for tent til bette Humer a
"Ypitsn". Strar Senator 2ops. pa,
farOis meo fin Sale, aiourner.os &on'
tionen til Sprsoug Sormiobas 81. 10
Der er snbnu life fore laat nossr
aanoioat for Yreiiosnt os 9icspre
iioent.
Soag sorspag pil pre1ioent Mcain
lep blipe snItsmmig siennuminer.t ii
&anoioat for preiipsnt, % bet Ter VI
til, at Gupernsr Hoo1epeIt fra Reh
Oorf bill blipe npmineret til aanbiba
for 8icsprsfioent troos ale proteits
fra BAN. Iae Oslesationer Tpnss a
bore beseiiireoe for ham; men bal
snifer belii at furti1tts iom 9up.rns
at Nsp Yort.
! naite gtumer bill "0ecorabs goIien
bsrette mere ON bette Webs os en- DEER
iattelis at purti.ts platform, iom snS
MI life er peotaget af aonoentionsn.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-21
WEAvER-SALe.
BEAUTIFUL HOME WEDDING
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rober,
NJ. Weaver, No. 21S Clay avenue, Bran
bleton ward, was the scene at 5:45 n.
IN. yesterday of quiet but beautiful
wedding. when their sister, Miss Fan
nile James Weaver. became the charm
Ing bride of Mr.. j. Bowman Sale. for
mond.
The spacious double parlors were ar
tistically decorated with palms. ferns
and cut flowers. the mantles and arch
way being draped with smilax extend
ing to the chandeliers. Pink ana
green we're the prevailing colors.
The bride was costumed in hand
some white mousseline dc sole, over
taTeta silk. and carried Bride roses
The groom wore full dress. There were
no attendants.
Promptly a the hour named the
bride entered the parlors, attended BY
her groom to-be, to the sweet strains
OF Lohengrin's wedding march. skill
luily rendered on the piano by Mrs
Robert S. Weaver, the brides sister
aid were met beneath the beautiful
decorated archway by Rev. s. C. Hat
cher. of Queen Street NJ L. Church
who pronounced the solemn words
which made them husband and wife.
the wedding ring forming a prominent
feature of the ceremony.
Owing to the death a short time since
OF the brides mother, no wedding in
vitations were sent out and therefore
the marriage was witnessed by only
the immediate relatives and friends of
the contracting parties
After receiving the hearty congratu-
lations Of all present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sale left on the 7:30 p. m. train over
the Norfolk and Western railway on
an extended bridal tour South. On
their return they will reside at No COG
North Seventh street, Richmond, Va.
The bride is the eldest daughter of
the late Captain Samuel W. and Mrs
Mary It. Weaver 4 lady OF beauty
grace and culture. and very popular
in Norfolk, her native city Her nu-
merous friends and admirers regret ex-
ceedingly to part with her, but wish
her every possible happiness I'm her new
relations in life. The groom is prom
inent and popular business man of
Richmond.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-21
RAmBLETON.

Mrs. A. w. Kemp and her daughter,
Annie, are quite sick at the family resi-
dence, North Marshall avenue
The Citizens Democratic Club, which
mas been meeting every Thursday night
since It's organization at Williamson
HAL, on Park avenue, will not meet
until Friday night of this week in or.
der to give the members an opportunity
10 hear MIR. Eugene Debs speak at the
Academy OF Music Thursday night.
The Anna Gordon "Y' conducted the
services ut the Union Mission. on lower
church street, last night
Mr. w. III. Fairless. of Portsmouth,
delivered forceful Temperance ad-
dress before the b. Y. p. u. of Park
Avenue Baptist Church last night.
The Brambleton w. c. T. u. held its
regular weekly meeting at the home of
the president. No. ZOE North Park ave-
nue.. yesterday afternoon. Encourag-
ing reports were received from the yo :
rsous committees.
The musical entertainment for the
benefit of Martha Washington Council
No. 3. Daughters of America. will take
Mace at Kirn Hall the 22d instant at
s O'Clock. The members Of the council
will meet at their hall and proceed
FROM there in n body to the entertain
ment
Rev. George Wesley Jones. pastor of
Trinity NJ. r.. Church. will begin pro-
tracted meeting ut his church with the
view OF n revival of religion the second
week in March. There Is already con-
s'dera BILE interest manifested In the
conEregatio on the subject OF CONVEX
sion.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-21
LAMBERT's POINT.
The W..

The w. c. T. u. will meet at the
home of Miss Minnie Boykin on Myers
avenue at 2:30 o'clock Thursday aft
ernoon.
Rev. C. D. Gnkerson, pastor of the
PRESBYTERIAN Church. has returned
from Elizabeth City, N. C., and will
conduct the usual service at his church
tonight.
The work on the new engine-house for
the Lambert's Point Fire Company is
progressing, and is expected to be
ready in time for the new chemical APP
paratus to be shipped here in the next
ten days. When 1t arrives the COM
pany will give grand street parade.
"A Loyal Temperance Legion was or
gan1zed by MIS-. Hayes, OF the Norfolk
w. G. 7. U. at the Methodist Church
Sunday afternoon with fifteen mem
bers. Another meeting will be held
next Sunday at p. M, when.it is ex,
pected that this number will be large,
ly increased.
The ten houses that have been in
course of erection on Thirty-ninth
street. between Myers avenue and Bow
denis Ferry road. by Myers & Co., have
been finished. and most of them are
occupied
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-21
ATLANTIC CITY.

n beautiful and touching Willard me-
mortal service was held at the w c. T.
U. Hall last night. The meeting opened
with devotional exercise, conducted by
Mrs. r. n Jones, and the hymns sung
were eminenly appropriate to the occa-
sion. The first speaker was Mr.. Rob
ert B. Douglas, whose address con n
ed a beautiful epitome of The exalted
life character and labors of the late
MISS Frances Willard, who had left, he
said. legacy behind that the world
might Justly be proud of, for her name
and fame had reached all lands He
SAID If those now engaged in the good
WORK Tor which she suffered and died
would emulate her noble example the
world would be better for 1t.
Mrs. Faville mother of DR.. George c..
faville, who knew Miss Willard init
ma,ely. gave touching account Of her
last hours on earth, which moved the
hearts of all present.
Mrs. Jones followed In timely and in
teresting remarks along the same line.
collection was taken up for the W.
.. L. u work. after which the hymn.
oh the good we all can do while the
days are passing BY" was sung and
the meeting adjourned with prayer by
Mrs. Jones.
A RECEPTION.
Miss Carrie Lambert gave her Sun
day school class q delightful reception
-. A'Si iOihC Ol AVENUE "A last night.
The Parlors were deliberately decorated
with palms and ferns, and were brill
iantly Illuminated with banquet lamps
In honor Of the event, and everything
wore q cheerful appearance. Several
hours were spent in social converse and
innocent games, and then the entire
company was ushered into the spacious
dining apartments. where an elegant
repast was served.
A PARTY.
A George Washington Party" will be
given at the residence of Mrs. on
monger. corner of Pool street and Cen
tral avenue, Thursday night, for the
benefit OF the new Baptist church to
be erected by the Central avenue con-
gregntion.
HYMENEAL.
Mr.. Samuel S. Green and Miss Car
rie l.. Lambert will be married Mt Ie-
Kies Memorial NJ. e. Church by Rev.
Graham HI. Lambeth at 2:45 o'clock this
afternoon. The couple go on bridal
tour to Richmond, Chattanooga. Allan
ia and New Orleans.
MEETINGS.
The Epworth League and congrega-
ton of LeKies Memorial Church will
hold a union service at the church to-
night.
The Earnest Workers Society of Cen
trail Avenue Baptist Church held an in
terest1ng business meeting last night.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-21
vIrgInIa Reaoh Ice FACTORY.

Work has again been commenced on
the Ice manufacturing plant of the Vir-
ginia Beach Ice Company at Virginia
Beach. and the plant will probably be
ready for operation by April 1st. Mr..
Wagner. of Washington, D. c., has
taken charge of the work and will
be superintendent of the plant. 1t will
nave a capacity Of twenty tons a day.
and it is expected that the plant will
prove very profitable, as the fisheries at
Virginia Beach consume large quanti-
ties of Ice, and the fishery interests
there are steadily on the increase.
The product of these fisheries goes to
the markets of New York, PHILADELPHIA
baltimore. Boston. Washington and
throughout the southeast of the Misss-
sippi. The fishing season there is from
March 18th to December 18th.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-21
Roanoke win Get Convention.

The State Y. NJ. C. a. Convention will
IN all probability. be held in Roanoke.
The strong invitation. which was pre-
sented by Rev. James Arthur, to the
convention to come to Roanoke next
year evidently convinced other dele
gates present that he had "snatched''
the KEY to the convention door, as no
other city asked for the convention.
While the executive committee has the
power to name meeting place Invested
In It, the Magic City delegation was
gwen the assurance that in 1901 all
T. M c. A. roads would be "On 10
Roanoke.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-21

note. The question whether the debt
considereda as n foundation for the mort
gage title, had been cancelled and dis
charged. is very different from the
question whether the personal ii.o..-
ity of the maker of the note had been
terminated. so that 1t would not exist
in favor OF one to whom the mortgage
and note should subsequently transfer
red for valuable consideration. 1t
was important to know whether the
money was given by Alice NJ. Pratt as
a voluntary payment Of debt for
which she was liable. or whether 1t was
to obtain the benefit OF the mortga ge
security for debt which was @ charge
upon the land. The facts agreed with
regard to her intention in paying the
money were conflrmatory of the ap-
parent effect of the act of the parties.
and were fnohje tionable. Affirmed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-21
COURT DECISIONS.
0ioEsTED BY w. 3. MARTIN.
Exclusively for vlrsin,an-pilot,
otes Of Cases Recently Decided,
Which are Of Interest to
Our People.

JENNINGS v. COMMONWEALTH.
Supreme Court of Appeals Of Virginia
February 1. 1900.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-21
PRATT v. BUCKLEY.
Supreme Judicial Court of Massa-
chusette
January 8, 1900

supreme judicial Court Of MaSsa-
chusetts.
January 8. 1900.
THE OWNER OF MoRTGAGBD
LAND. SELLING SUBJECT TO
THE MORTGAGE, AND REMAIN
ING PERSONALLY LIABLE FOR
THE DEBT, MAY ,TAKE AN AS
SEGMENT OF THE MORTGAGE
AND FORECLOSURE TO PROTECT
HERSELF.
This was an action OF forcible entry
and detainer brought by the purchaser
at a foreclosure sale to recover the L. nd
sold. The lower court gave Judgment
for plaintiff and defendant appealed.
Alice M. Pratt owned in fee the prop
erty in dispute and mortgaged IL to oae
Gould TO secure $3.50. She afterwards
ocnveJ ed the property TO Robinson sub
ject to the mortgage and excepting it
from her covenants of warranty and
against membranes set forth in her
deed The mortgage afterwards noti-
fled her that the debt had not been
paid and threatened to foreclose and
to protect herself she caused the
amount of the debt to be paid to Rob-
inson and the mortgage assirned to ne
Swain. and 1t and then were delivered
to her agent, she intending to prefer e
to her and she foreclosed it, the plain
tiff being the purchaser at the sale.
The defendant had title from the hold
er of the equity Of redemption which
was subject to the mortgage.
The court says:
The principal question is whether the
transfer Of the note. and the as
signment of the mortgage to the origi-
nal mortgagor, after the premises had
been sold subject to the mortgage, con-
stituted in law discharte of the mort
gage, so that it could not be enforced
against the property. We think it very
clear that they aid not. When the es-
tate was sold subject to the mortgage
the mortgaee was left as primary
charge upon the land, although
the grantee did not make herself per-
sonally liable for it by assuming 1t.
The grantor who was the maker of the
mortgage note, was entitled to have the
mcrtgaged property applied in payment
of 1t. To protect her own interests, she
might take an assignment OF the mort
gage and the debt, and enforce the
mortgage by foreclosure. as effectual-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-21
Real Estate Sold Yesterday.

Messrs. II. c. Hoggard C Co.. auc-
tioneers. sold at the Real Estate and
Stock Exchange at noon yesterday for
Judge w. II. Burroughs. trustee. the
house and lot No. S33 Tunstail avenue,
Brambleton Ward, to Mrs. Fannie T..
Goodson for 81, 500.
at the same time and place Messrs.
Pannill Bros, auctioneers, sold for
Robert w. Shultice, substitute trustee.
that parcel of land known rs lot 2S or
the map of the Norfolk Land and I'm
provement Company to Mr.. George
Pitcher for 1925. This property was sold
for division among heirs.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-21
Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound

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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-21
MEETINGS

The Epworth League and congrega-
ton of LeKies Memorial Church will
hold union service at the church to-
night.
The Earnest Workers Society of Cen
trail Avenue Baptist Church held an in
teresting business meeting last night.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-21

Rings have been sold to the crowned
heads and nobility OF Europe. as we'll as
to the sovereigns of America An increase
in their popularity Is an Indication of
thcir efficacy. We sell them at the manu-
facturer's prices and have done so for
years. We are also in the ring-ring OF
the true metal only-n Engagement and
Wedding Rings. and all the rings that are
OF any worth We arc constantly in re-
ceipt of new and desirable goods in our
line made necessary by the constant out
flow occasioned by attractivenesss and low
prices. The best work on Watches
Clocks Jcwe!ry. Spectacles and Engray.
ing by best workmen in the city.