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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-09

FOR STATE TREASURER.
{. J. EDWARDS OF LEWIS AND
CLARKE.
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FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
r. ]. PORTER OF YELLOWSTONE.
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FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOL
w. f. HARMON OF GALLATIN.
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FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
"A. N. YODER OF SILVER BOW.
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FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
A. j. BENNETT OF MADISON.
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FOR ELECTORS.
T.. S. WILSON OF GALLATIN.
H. c. KESSLER OF SILVER Be"
PAUL MCCORMICK OF YELLOW
STONE.
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FOR GOVERNOR.
D. E. FOLSOM OF MEAGFER.
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1900.
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FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE.
f. Won TOBEL OF FERGUS.
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Fer President.
M'KINLEY
Of Ohio
STATE TICKET.

FOR CONGRESSMAN.
s. G. MURRAY OF MISSOUIA.
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are guilty of the highest treason, and
hundreds of deaths must be laid at their
door. Peace says he saw Bryan's pic
ture in the hut of a native. The letter
is a vigorous one. and comes from a
former follower of BRYAN.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-09

FOR STATE AUDITOR.
c. C. PROCTOR OF CASCADE.
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cratic presidents Tor the purchase or
Cuba having been rejected by Spain. the
democratic national convention took up
the question and in the platforms upon
which two of it's candidates, Douglas and
breckenridge. ran in 1860. 1T declared
pointedly in favor of the annexation of
Cuba, as follows:
Resolved, That the democratic party
is in favor Of the acquisition of the
island of Cuba upon such terms as shall
be honorable to ourselves and just to
Spain.
On the other hand, while not ~insensible
of the value of spain's richest colony,
the republican party has been ever care
full to recognize every principle of inter-
national equity in considering the sub
ject: A democratic administration, eighty
years ago, made a notable declaration of
foreign policy, a part of the significant
words of which We're with the existing
dependencies of those (the European)
countries, we have not interfered, and
shall not interfere." And this declara-
ton has been so considered a matter of
national honor that the United States,
while under republican administrations,
during the past forty years has ex-
hausted every element of patience and
diplomacy in the effort to allow Spain
a chance to do justice to it's subjects, and
when 1t was finally, by every humane
consideration, compelled to Interfere
such Intervention was accompanied by g
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-11
NANY-YARD NOTES.

The collier Alexander was lowed to
Lambert's Point yesterday afternoon
and was placed under n coal chute.
Lieutenant a. c. McMechan reported
al the yard to-day for duty.
The collier Hannibal is being painted
prior TO sailing.
Captain Wise, of the receiving ship
Franklin. leaves to-day for the North
on a months leave.
There is a report that work is to be
rushed on the San Francisco.
All the medical officers Of the station
are away on leave with the exception
of Surgeon Joseph y. Guthrie. conse-
quentiy that officer is in charge OF
medical affairs in the navy-yard and ON
all the shlps Of the station in addition
to his duties as medical officer on the
receiving ship.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-11
SENT ON no THE COURT.

Yesterday morning the marine, Will
liam Archer who assaulted officer Win
ningder. had n hearing before Mayor
Baird. who. after hearing the tcsti-
mony, sent him on to the September
term CT the Hustings Court, charged
with manning.
Archer. when asked what he had to
say. said: IL have nothing against the
officer and have no recollection of hav-
ing struck him. but remember run
ming"
lie was regular practitioner in den
istry in Chicago. but In June last. for
some reason, enlisted in the service and
was sent to this yard. His reputation
ut the yard is that lie is quarrclsome
The colonel of his battalion yesterday
sent ali his effects down to the jail. and
said that should he manage to get out
the scrapc that he is in that he did not
want him any more. His discharge
from the service will be recommended
to The Navy Department.
Archer was not under the influence
OF liquor when he struck the officer,
consequently must have known what
he did
y gentleman who saw the affair told
officer Winningder yesterday that he
saw Archer when he picked up the
brick and struck him. He was on the
opposite side of the street at the time.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

y. G. Burroughs and wife to r. ].
Morecocli. lot and appurtenanccs north
west corner OF lllllngham and Griffin
streets; $l,5j0-city.
G. NJ. Reynolds to Alice c. Taylor, lot
and appurtenauces on Fayette street,
near Fifth: S550-city.
Gertrude l}roughton to Parr & Alex
ander. lots " and ~. block I, plat OF
Hancock. Tanners Creek district; 500
county.
John w. II. Porter, special commits
sioncr. to the Suburban Investment
Company, lot 81. Cattenhcad property
SCOTS Greek: $S0-county.
G. T.. Doicman and T.. II. Cosgrovc to
~. Mervis lot and appurtenances No. |,
square +. Goshen farm S2250-county
The Willoughby Beach Company to
Michael 6. Duffy. lots Is and 81, II ana
Sc. IS and 81. ~ and IS. block A. Will
loughby Beach; SG60-county.
The Willoughby Beach Company to
w. II. Stanworth, lot ,. block %, Will
loughby Beach: $t00-county.
Edmona Scott ct ais, to l.. O. Irving
ct al. lot on south side King street eX-
tended: s350-county
II. |. Stephenson and a. Il. Taylor to
Clarence Il. Williams. lots 81 and 81.
block .. Lamberts Point SiO0-county
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-11
NAVAL ORDERS.

The following naval orders have been
issued
Chaplain \. o. Sykes is detached from
the Wabash and ordered to the Topeka
Lieutenant c. l.. iIussey is detached
from the Mnssachusetts and ordered to
the Topeka. in charge Of engineer de-
partment.
Lieutenant y. y. Pratt is ordered to
the Topeka instead Of to the Kentucky.
Lieutenant l.. s. Thompson is ordered
20 temporary duty as executive and
NAVIGATOR OF the Vixen.
Lieutenant r. O. Bitter is detached
from the Vixen and ordered TO the
Topeka as navigator.
Ensign r. n. Craven Is detached from
the Philadelphia and ordered to the
Asatic station.
Lieutenant 6. G. Mitchell is detached
from the torpedo station and the Wab-
ash and ordered to the Topeka.
Naval Cadet II. Johnston is detached
from the Indiana and ordered to the
Topeka as watch and division officer
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-11
CHURCH SERVICES SUNDAY.

Court Street Baptist Church. DR.. r.
ID. Garrett, pastor-Sunday school at
u. III.
FOURTH Street Baptist Church. Rev
w. +. EASIER. rastor-Sunday school ut
: Il. m; Preaching By Rev. Russell
ovens AZ a. m. and by the pastor ut
p. IN. The ordinance OF baptism will
re- administered at the close OF the
evening sermon.
FinneI'c Point BAPTIST Sunday school
meets ~ $3.50 Sunday afternoon. At
close q the school Rev. w. Russell
owen. row Richmond College stu
dent, fas consented to be present ana
talk n while.
To-morrow at 4 p M. the third meet
ing IN Trinity Parish house. held biz
Y. ~. G. =. Subject. Life as Viewed
by business Men" Speakers. Mcss,s.
W. T. Moorman and w. \. West. Song
service conducted by w. H. Ward. of
Norfolk
Calvary Baptist Church. Rev. Samuel
Saunders, pastor-Services tomorrow
as follows: Preaching at il n. IN. and
y. m by the pastor. Sunday school
mt a;l7 4. m. =. p. Rodman. superin-
teAdent. Sunbeam Society will meet at
3;3o. All arc cordially invited.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-11
TO BE SENT BACK TO NORTH
CAROLINA

cicero Brown. . colored lunatic. who
cut some figure in town last winter.
ana whom ,hc police in order to get
rid OF him. shipped him back to his
home in Warrenton, y. c.. again put
IN an appearance here last evening.
he came in on the S. n. l.. mail. and
was the only passenger p0tronizing the
blind baggage" The blind baggage"
be ii known TO the initiated is the for
ward end of the mail car. and it is
needless to state that Cicero came
without the conductors knowledge or
consent. and paid no Unnecessary
transportation charges therefor He
stepped off the train into the arms of
Police officer Anderton. and was locked
up at police headquarters. To-day he
will be shipped back to Warrenton.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-11
HE THOUGHT IT WAS MS

Yesterday Justice Tiliston. of the
county. committed Robert HUGHES. col
oorea. TO jail, charming him with stealing
80 and trunk with contents valued nj
$50 from ono Mary Robertson. Hughes
tod TIE Nireirian-Pilot representative
that no and Nary We're engaged Ia I've
married ami that 10 had given Mary
the trunk. but for some reason sho bnd
changed her mind and would not marry
nm or return the trunk. He went To
her house, took the trunk and carried
It 10 Newport News. When he got
there he found the things in 1t that he
supnoscd belonged to Mary. some Of
which ne had given her. but I've learned
10 his sorrow that most OF the things
belonged TO Mnry's mother and that
she swore out the warrant for his ar
rest. lie did not mind much about be-
ing locked up but did not want Mary
to run about with other fellows.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-11
coil Early and CO, Your Choice.

We are preparing plans for several
nea homes in Park Wv. If You want
home oall and make your arrange
meats nov before all our choice lots
have been disposed of. y small cash
payment and the balance on very !ea-
Sonablc terms. Under Our new plan
the best IN the wor!d-if a purchaser
dies before finishing his payments on
the home his wife and children get 1t
without paying another dollar. even
though nc may only have made the
first payment. That should lie a great
comfort to every thoughtful man. u
YOU make your arrangements with us
w protect your interests every time in
every legitimate way. THE SEA-
BOARD REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
2il High street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-11
THE NEW WARSHiP.
BIDS FOR FURNISHING ARMOR
PLATE OPENED.
(By Tolegraph to Vlrglnlnn. PnotO

NbS ittt6idIil " lotJ
Washington. d. c.. Aug. 10.-Bids for
the armor for the eight hattleships six
armored cruisers and three protected
cruisers. authorized by the last two ses-
sionS of Congress. were opened at the
Navy Department to-day. There were
but three bidders. The armor adver-
tised for aggregates 81 $50 tons and con
stitutes the largest stem of it's character
ever opened to competition by the Navy
Department Tho Carnegie and Beth
| lchcm Steel companies. which have
| heretofore monopoliZcd the production
| of nrmor plate for the use of the gov
eminent. had Il rival to-day in the Mid
vale steel Company, OF MidValc, Pa.
The bethlehem and Carnegie COM
panies each bid for only half the armor
to be furnished. and their bids were
Identical in amount, terms OF delivery
and other features. The Midvale COM
pany bid for the entire amount of
armor at price considerably below
That OF the other companies, and also
included I'm their bids a sliding upward
scale for lesser amounts than the total
aggregate. with the condition, however
that tho bid should not be considered
unless 10000 tons or more should be
awarded to them
The bids by the Carnegie and Bethle-
hem companies arc each for Ii. OOo tons
of face hardened armor of class A: that
iS armor for battlcships and arnored
cruisers OF five inches or more in thick
ness. at SLID per ton, exclusive OF n row
atty OF Slo per ton. making an aggrc-
gate of cost 10 the government of
Sf,"oO.uOO for $4,000 tons OF armor of
this class.
on the Glass ''B" armor for the bat
tlcShipS ana armorcd cruisers which
Is face hardened armor of less than
hVe inches III thickness. and of which
5000 tons are to be furnished. each bid
al the rate S1OU
OF royalty amounting To SLIGO per
ton. making an aggregate bid of 81. 5G2
$50 for this class of armor.
For Glass c. armor, which Includes
nc diagonai armor bulkhead plates.
not face hardened. OF which 115O tons
arc TO be furnished. and the bid also
was 500 In each instance or an aggrc-
gate OF 100000 for the armor of this
class.
Each company explained that its bid
must he considered as whole and Ii
awarded the contract under it, IIrupp
armor would be furnished.
The bid of the Midwife Steel Com
pany was n fat bid To furnish the to-
tai OF Sl3.5IS,00o. with no royalty charge
to the Government.
In the letters of transmittal that ac-
companied The bids of both the Beth
lchem and Carnegie companies. IL was
stated that the Navy Departments
conditions as laid down in the adver-
tisemen were mot applicable 10 the
production of I[rupp armor." and that
the bidders should expect such rcas-
enable notifications OF the Depart
ments conditions as would be neces-
sary.
This means that the COMPANIES will
not allow the naval officers detailed on
inspection duty TO watch the manu-
facture of the krupp plates through
the entire process. The companies
ciaim that this was among the cond-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-11
MORE TROUBLE wITu 11Ar1Nrs

The arrest Of disorderly marine hv
FoiiCc Officer Cadmus last night almost
precinitatcd riot in Crawford street
ana hut Tor the threat of using his
pistol tho officer would probably have
been assaulted. y comradc of the
man under arrest interfercd with tho
officer, and II is said tried to assault
him. Cadmus drew his pistol and
threatened to use 1t. but nevertheless
INC would-bc assailant followed him TO
the police station. Cndnus placed his
prisoner i'm cell and then went ont
and arrested the belliperent. who was
nlfo incarcerated. A crowd of marines
gathered outside the station and talk
cd ABOUT taking the two prisoners out
of the lookup. but dispersed without
making the attempt.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-11
A FATAL LEAP.
HUSBAND AND WIFE KILLED.
BABY INJURED.

QSy Telegraph 10 NlrEinian- Pilot)
BirminSham. Ala Aug lO.-Wash-
lngton Turner. Il young farmer rcsid-
ing near Admission. boarded the South
ern Railway train at that place bound
for Mctall l. miles away. where he
was reared. With him were his wife
ana baby. They had never ridden on
a railroad train before, and as the cars
sped along at Il fast rate OF speed they
watched anXiously for their dcstina-
ton.
Half mic from McFan the whistle
blew and recognizing their where
ahouis. Turner and his wife hurricdly
LEFT their seats and proceeding To the
platform ot the coach made a leap for
the ground the wife catching her baby
in her arms. AS The train had not
slackcned its speed. Turner was killed
almost instantly and tho Wife so badly
injured that she died. The baby has a
broken leg.
The only explanation advanced for
the conduct OF the couple is that they
were unacquaintcd with travelling on
train. and. fearing that it would not
stop. jumped from II.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-11
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUG
TTDN

John c. Niemeyep will sell mt public
auction in front Of the Courthouse Mt
noon to-day the double brick house and
lot Nos. BIG and 3lS Columbia street.
The house contains eight rooms and
tho lot fronts AZ feet. with a dcpth of
$685. feet, moro or less.
At tho same time and place tho lou-
bile tenement house Nos. 321 and 3a3
Lincoln street. each tenement contain
ln% nine rooms. will be offered for sale
Fhe lots front 81 feet . inches, with n
depth OF III feet. The houses contain
all modern convenienccs. including bath
rooms. sewer connection. latrobe heat
ers and coal and wood houses.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-11
DEATH OF AN OCTOGENAR1AN

James NJ. Carter. colored ono Of the
oldest colored residents OF the city, died
ut his residence Thursday night. Car
ter was. 1t is said. about 81 years old
lie was ut the time OF his death en-
pioNed rs messenger in the Com
mandants office at the ward. and had
held That position since long before tho
war between the states. He was n
man of education. very polite and re-
fined in his manners. and never forgot
himself He made n host Of friends
not only among naval officers but with
I'LL who came in contact with him. His
funeral will take nlace Sunday after
noon from Zion's Rnntist Church
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-11
APPRENTICES TRANSFERRED.

All naval apprentices on the rcceiv-
ing ship have been transferred North
for distribution among the vessels of
the North Atlantic squadron. Many
newly enlisted men arriving at this
station are daily iilling up the vacancy
on the Franklin. however. and her
complement will soon be full. There
has been an increase of applicants for
enlistment since the trouble began in
China. Some OF these applicants
strongly resemble Weary Willie"
types. and there is a rather strict rule
requiring ablutions to he undergone be-
fore such applicants are examined.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-11
the father requests that he be detained

the father requests that he be detained
If seen here.
Mrs. w. f. Robertson. OF No. Cos
Virginia avenue. Cottage Place, left
yesterday to spend the month Of Au-
gust in the mountains of Virginia.
MIR. j. l.. White. of the firm OF Mich
OILS & White. has returned from a
weeks stay at his former home, in
Mathews county.
The Y. NJ. c. A. moonlight excursion
to the Capes on the steamer Pocahon-
tas last night was the most largely at
year. Many people were left on the
wharf on account of the crowded con-
dition of the boat.
Elizabeth Belliired. q colored woman.
aged and blind, was found in South
street last night by Police officer
Long. The old woman had been
brought there and LETT to beg by some
of her friends, who had failed to come
back for her. Officer Long hailed Il
passing wagon and sent the woman to
her home, in the county
Miss Mabel Wilson. Of Nashville,
Tenn. is visiting Misses Zoe and Lois
Sykes, in London street.
Miss Bessie White, of Raleigh, is
the guest OF the Misses Moore, i'll
Glasgow street.
number of people living at Deep
Creek were made i'll several nights ago
by drinking soda water which is sup
posed 10 have contained deleterious
chemicals Physicians were summoned
and worked on the sick all night and
succeeded in placing every one out OF
danger.
Chief of Police r. II. lyman returned
last night from San Antonio, Texas.
where he has been visiting his aged
mother. Mrs. Mary lyman. Mrs Ty-
nan has been recently i'll with typhoid
malaria but is now on the road to re-
covery, and expects this Fall to visit
her former home in this city.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-11
THE COTTON CROP.
MONTHLY REPORT OF THE De
pARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE


U,y Telegraph to VirEnian-PilotO
Washington. u. c. Aug. 10.-Thc
monthly report of the stGtistician of the
Department OF Agriculture shows the
average condition of cotton on August
to have becn &C. as compared with 1913
on July |. 1909. 81 on August l. 1899: 81 .
ON August l, 1898. and S53 the mean OF
the August averages OF the last ten
Years.
There was an Improvement of condi-
ton during July. amounting to > points
In Texas and Arkansas. 3 points in
Georgia. 10 in Missouri and l in Ten
nessec. On the other hand. there was
4 decline of 2 points in North Caro-
llna. in South Carolina and Indian
Territory, in mississippi. Louisiana
and Florida. in Alabama. , in Okla
hoina and lS in Virginia.
The impairment of condition is due
IN the mein TO drought and the con-
tinued lack of proper cultivation. but
there are extensive sections where
heavy and continuous rains have
wrought serious injury TO the growing
crop.
While the condition in Texas is now
: points above the states ten year
average. every other state still reports
condition below such average. Arkan-
sas being ,; North Carolina. I; Louis
lana. s.: Tennessee. 10: Georgia. IL:
"N't -. oiii''' anu NliSiilli' L. ior-
ida. 10; Alabama, II, and Mississippi.
% points below their respective ten
year averages.
The averages OF the different states
on August were as follows: Virginia.
q: North Carolina, so: South Caro-
lima a; Georgia. ~ Fioridn. "A: Ala
hama. GO: Mississippi. 80: Louisiana, ~:
Texas. So; Arkansas. So: Tennessee. ~
Missouri. 81; Oklahoma. so: Indian Ter
ritorN. n.
There has been some aba ndormcnt of
iand planted 10 cotton, hut The area
abandoned is somewhat less than was
generally expected one month ago. and
the department will not at present
change its acreage figures.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-11
DISTINGUISHED NORTH CAROLYN
IAN

Governor elect Aycock. accompanied
by Hon. W. II. Neal. chairman of the
State democratic Executive COMMITTEES
OF North Carolina; DIT. Shields, of Wei
don. and Hon. T. -. Winston. arrived
in the city yesterday morning from Old
Point. The party called on Judge Leigh
H. Watts at his Office, in the ScaboGrd
Air Line general Office building. and
later lunched at Judge Watts summer
home ut Ocean View. Mr.. w. r.. Chris
tian. OF the Seaboard Air Line. was of
the party at luncheon. Governor Az
cock viii return to Old Point and .e-
main there for several days longer.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-11
nGnRERT-

Some time during Thursday night
some one broke open n side door to the
residence OF Mr.. Enoch Stafford. on
South street. and robbed the house of
Il number OF articles. consisting of
clothing. furniture and other stuff.
ThcT ranaacked the entire house as
though they were in search of money.
bus failed to lind any Justice c. &.
Matthews was notified ana put the
officers on the trail
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-11
BAsERALL FOR CIlAHITy

Captain John T. Brady. manager Of
the Portsmouth baseball team. an
nounCes that a game OF bah will he
played at League Park next Thursday.
August i6. for the benefit of the build
ing fund of st. Paul's Catholic Church
Tine object is a most worthy one ana
CAPTAIN Brady is to be commended
The game will doubtless be largely at
tended. 1t is understood that other
games are slated for charitable pur-
poses and tine dates will be announced
later
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-11
HIT WITH A BEER Eorr1.E.

John Smith, Il colorcd navy yard
workman. quarreled oR King street
last evening about the possession of a
cent piece. The Other fellow whackcd
John Smith over the head with beer
Dottic, making u cash two inches long.
Smith had his wounds dressed by DR..
X. L. McMurran and friends took him
to his home in Lincoln Park
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-11

lions on which the secret OF the pro-
cess was purchased abroad.
No action will be taken upon to- days
bids until the return of Secretary
Long. when he will decide whether he
Viii accept them or pursue the alter
native course of erecting a Government
arnor plant
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-11
CUTTING SCRAPE
GREEK.
DEEP

Jethro Hopper. Il young colorcd man.
is under arrest at Deep Creek. charged
with cutting Wm. Shepherd. also col
ored. Hopper will have Il hearing this
morning before Justice Trent. Hopper
used knife on Shepherd. slashing him
across the face. ANA inhicting bad
wound The arrest was made by Con-
stable &. Ross Evans
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-11
SUNBEAM AlElnr1NC;

Tho Sunbeam Society of the Calvary
Baptist Church will meet tomorrow
afternoon at 1880 o'clock. Music and
rcCitationS may be expected. and an
cake Not Turned" Don't miss this If
YOU Mant TO honr Something good.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-11
COMING HOME on sIcIl LEAVE

q letter received yesterday from Mrs.
Kenneth McAlpinc, who, with her hus-
band. Lieutenant McAlplne. sailc,i
from EnS,and August 81 Tor America.
stated that they eXrect 10 land in New
Eori. on Monday. Lieutenant Meal
pine, who has been chief engineer OIL
Ger of the L. $. steamship Montgomery
at Monte Video for the past two years.
is coming home on sick leave.