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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-18
VICE PRESIDENT EOXA TYLER, OF CHICAGO I'LL.

Roxa Tyler, Vice President OF The
Illinois Woman's Alliance, speaks in
high praise OF Perfume TO restore tired
nerves and weak body. In q letter writ
ten to Dr.. Hartman from 9l0 East Goth
street, Chicago, ILL.,, she says the fol-
lowing:
"Dnring the past year gradually
lost ilcsh and strength until ! WIS un-
able to perform my work properly. |
tried different remedies, and finally Pc
ru-na was suggested to me. gave me
new lie and restored my strength. !
cannot speak TOO highly of ill.,
Mrs. Arthur l.. Hamilton, wife of
Colonel Hamilton, of The Seventh Reyi-
mont, Ohio Noluntecr lnfantrv. and
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-18
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
BASEBALL - LAW DEBA Tt-
CONGRESSIONAL.
IL. (SnCcinl 10 Nilrininn-IoiInt

Charlottesville. Va, March 17.--The
baseball team is fast getting in shape
for the coming season, which opens
Monday, March 10Th, with the Wood
berry Forest team. Up TO Thursday,
March 10. when the snowstorm stopped
the work, Il game between candidates
was played every afternoon. The men
are showing up very well. ana the pros
poets seem bright. Among the new
men, Mallory, at second; Shackclford
ut third: Edwards, at first: faulty, in
the field, and Stcarns at short, have
showed up very we'll, and whose
chances for the team seem bright. Pin
kerton, the star OF last years team.
and Carter. also of last years club, Will
do the main pitching. Sunlmersgill is
candidate for an inhcld position
Thursday night the John Il. Minor
LAW Debating Society held their rcgu-
lar meeting. The case of Bourier VS.
McCaulley, Il Kentucky case, and re-
ported in "a American State Report
was argued on appeal. The case in
VOWED the subject OF malicious inter-
fcrence OF contract" Mary Anderson
the noted singer. had been employed
by the plaintiff, Bourer, "a theat rical
manager McCaulley. knowing OF the
contract, persuaded Mary Anderson to
break the contract and appear on those
Same nights ut his theatre. Bouricr
sued AlcCnulley for this interference
Mr.. William l.. Irwin. 81 C;reenvillc
Ga. and MIR. Arthur !. Morris. Of
Norfolk, Va, represented the plaintiff.
who was appealing from the decision
OF the kentucky court. Mr.. ]. j. Me
Closkey, OF New Orleans. La. ana Mr.
Charles =. McG,ll. Of Pulaski, Va, rep
resented the defendant
The Supreme Court of this society
decided In favor of the plaintiff. one Of
the five justices dissenting The Court
OF Appeals of the society affirmed this
decision.
Last Saturday night the election of
hnal officers of the Jefferson Literary
Society was held, and the following
gentlemen were elected: Final Pres
tdent. Mr.. William r. Shannonhousc, of
HEREFORD. N. c.; Vice President Mir.
James Lindsey Heard. of Berkeley, Va;
Secretary, Preston II. Edwards, OF Oar
lington. S. c.; Treasurer, James l..
Heard, or Berkeley, Va.
After an Illness OF about Il week. Pro
fcssor Lille met his class Monday All
were glad to see him out again.
The body of Mr. William cochran.
who was accidentally killed by nsphyx-
iation In New York. WAS brought to
charlottesville and inferred in the Uni
vcrslty Cemetery. Mr. Cochran grad
mated from the University last year.
Ills family resided in charlottesville,
the funeral taking place from his home
Tine March examinations in the AGA
demic Department closed Saturday. and
as consequence the ncadcnic stu
dents are feeling n little brighter
Tuesday was Il hard day for tho Sc
Nor Class when they stood their en-
aminations in Pleading and Practice,
under Professor Groves.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-18

life. but the problem is terrible one.
and needs the supplementary help OF
the generous Of all lands. for the stu
alton is rapidly growing worse. The
latest report is that the number of men
and women applying for relief work.
had increased about hundred thou
sand over the previous week. In North
Guzarut cases of starvation to death
are occurring; parents are abandoning
their children because unable TO sup
port them and unable to see them die be-
fore their eyes; emaciated men, women.
ana children are met on the roads try
ing 10 reach places where food can be
found: children are born by the road
side and their mothers die because they
have no food: children reduced TO six le-
tons are found deserted and dying.
That such cases should be found so
early in the famine makes the prospect
very alarming. for matters must grow
worse every week until the rains of
next July. 1t is not too soon for us in
this country TO remember the Indian
famine III our bencfuctions.. The best
help is that which comes at the begin
ming of n famine, for many can be kept
on their feet at u minimum of cost who
would otherwise fall into hopeless des-
titution; ana the best avenue for our
aid is through the missionaries rep
rcscnting the various American mission
boards.-Thc Outlook.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-18

great emaciaiion. She was SO low the
April following that mono of our neigh
bors thought sho could live but few
months. In May, Mr.. G. II. Adams, of
this place, who had taken Pc-ru-na, told
mo IL anything wonld help her Pe-ru-na
would. Her improvement was very
rapid during the third bottle. feel
that Pc-ru-na saved her life. My dnugb-
ter's name is Mrs. l.. Kecnc."
a slight cough, which, without yes
tigo Of doubt, would soon disappear
with the use OF Pe-ru-na, becomes
chronic bronchitis, which requires a
persistent use OF Pc-ru-na for some time.
l see great many cases OF consumption
each year due directly to neglect of
coughs, colds, etc, which, if Perfume
had been kept in the house and used ac-
cording TO directions, would have been
prevented.
Send 10 the Po-rli-na Medicine Com.
pany, Column bus, o., for DIR. Hartmsn's
latest FREQ book on chronic catarrh, la
grippe, consumption, coughs, colds. et<
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-18
GOV. LEARY's PROCLAMATION.
HE ABOISHES SLAVERY IN ISL
AND OF GUAM.
tRy Telograph 90 -rilot)

Washington, March In lroclama-
ton has been issued by the Governor
OF the Island OF Guam which says III
part:
''To the Inhabitants OF Guam:
Honest labor with just ccmpcnsn-
ton, diGniiled by faithful consideration
of the mutual Interests ami welfare of
all concerned, should insure prosperity
III this community; whereas. the exist
ms labor degrading system Of human
bondage and unjust. indefinite serVi-
tudc or peonage, permitted during tho
late Spanish control in this island. is.
in fact. II system of slavery. ana as
such is subvcrsivc OF good government.
is an obstacle Ia progressive civilian
tiom. a menace 10 popular liberty. and
a violation OF the sacrrd privileges
guaranteed by the Constitution of the
United states.
Now, therefore. by virtue OF th.
authority vested in me by His Excel
lency, the President Of ihe United
states, |. Richard L. I.cary. captain.
United states Navy. Governor of the
Isle of GUAM do hereby announce and
publicly proclaim absolute prohibition
and total abolition of human slavery
or peonaGc i'll the Isle of Guam on or
after the 22d day of February A. D.,
1900 and all persons are hereby COM
mandcd Ia comply With The requires
ments of this proclamation.
(SigneD "RTCHARD Il. LEARY,
~. ;. Navy. Governor"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-18
STARVING INDIA
Fifty Million People Affected by the
Famine.
Conditions are Growing Worse Instead of
Dettcr-rho Urgent Need of Aid From
Christian America.
(The Topeka Capitol.l

The Capitol knows OF no more i'm
portant matter of news the world over
this morning than the paiable condi-
ton of famine-strickens ISdia. we
give the latest and FllsstS avaifab BILE
Information of the hrqgfesSs OF the
scourgc in the following articles.
II every readEs ofSRis paper will
give t ten cents r$yad fund for
be able to savs thousands of lives.
Will you do iey Let us all have Il
share in helping our brother man. For
these 5o.OOO,Ooo STRIVING creatures are q
part of that human family which Jesus
taught us TO love when He taught us
TO say "our Father"
CHARLI:s NJ. SHELDON.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-18

been no satisfactory outcome OF the
controversy btween Nicaragua and the
Maritime Canal Company respecting
the status OF the latters concession.
The Nicaraguan Government claims
ttt-+e--+he concession has expired by
failure Of the Maritime Company to
perform the amount of work required
by the concession.
Arbitration has been attempted, but
matters have become SO involved that
Minister Merry has been ordered to
MAnagua to make "A personal invcsti-
cation ana do what is proper to pro-
tcct the interests OF the Maritime Ca
nal Company.
Managua, Nicaragua, March II, via
Galveston. - President Seaya gave
United States Minister Merry an eX-
cursion by railroad ana Il picnic yes
to-day To Catarina and Jenotepe moun-
tain. Nicaraguas Minister of Foreign
Affairs and several other high officials
escorted the United states Minister
and did the honors.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-18
WILLIAMSBURG.
GENERAL AND PERSONAL. NOTES
FROM NE ANCIENT CAPITOL.
Especial 10 Virglnian-Pilot)

Williamsburg. Va. March 1.-THE
knitting mill Board of Directors will
meet carly next week, and it is pract-
cally decided that the site for the plant
will be near the depot. The contract
for an artesian well will be let as soon
as possible. The Chesapeake and Ohio
and the Denmcad Ice plant will take
water from the knitting mill company
and the we'll will be located with these
two objects in View.
Mr. Carl w. Jones, who has been
connected with Spencer Bros. for some
time, has about decided 10 make Ills
future home in Portland Oregon, with
his. brother Mr.. Barron Jones. who IS
now here on Il visit. Mr.. Barron Jones
returns to the Pacific Coast Monday
and Mir. Carl Jones will leave in about
two months.
Miss Ida Henley left last evening 10
visit her brother, Mr.. Spencer Henley
In Newport News. accompanied by her
friend, Miss Lottie Lane. of Auburn.
Ala, who has been visiting her for the
past three months
Pr l.. s. loiaar. superintendent Of
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-18
WHAT LORD cURzoN SAYS.
The British Vicnroy's Impressive State.
mcut of The Crisis

The British Vicn~oy's Impressive state
ment of the Crisis.
Lord Curzon, the Viceroy OF India
has lately issued an official statement
regarding the extent of the famine in
that country. This statement furnishes
The first exact information necessary To
the comprehension OF the area affected
and the intensity OF the suffering. Thc
area affected is about three hundred
aud fifty thousand square miles. hav-
ing Il population of thirty million reo-
pie. 1t includes nearly all the central
Provinces the Berars. North Deccan
and CiuZarat In the Bombay presidency,
besides the southeast and central Pun
jab. 1t also includes the native States
in Central and Western India the large
group OF native States north of Bonn
hay. Baroda. lndorc. and virtually the
whole of Rajputana. The number of
people affected i'm he famine of 1896 o.
was fifty-two millions. The present
famine Expresses a somewhat smaller
population. but in Rajputana and north
Bombay the distress promises to be
greater than In the previous famine
just as the present drought has exceed
ed the mcmorabl one of 1865. The re-
lief offered by the Government or India
and by the provinces affected consists
in the giving OF work to the able bodied
and in the establishment of kitchens for
children and for those too weak to
work. Large quantities OF hay are be-
ing sent into the famine area 10 save
the cattle, on which the agriculturists
are so dependent. rhe Government Of
India may be depended on For an
/ 0atncst ana sympathetic effort to save
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-18

inc, and am enjoying ncttcr health
than have for some years. attribute
the change to Pc-ru-na. and recommend
fc-rn-na 10 every woman, believing it
to be especially beneficial to them"
Catarrh OF the lungs is, ordinarily,
known rs consumption; also called
tuberculosis. In these cases the ca;arrh
has usually found its way into The lungs
by the gradual extension of the disease
from The throat through the bronchial
tubes. Consumption is The natural
termination of ali cases of neglected
chronic ca,arrh. Every ono who Is
afflicted with chronic catarrh is liable
TO be attacked ~ith consumption Mt any
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-18
NEWPORT NEWS.
MILITARY PRISON - ENDORSE
MENT-TINED FOR CONTEMPT.
Especial 10 Vrglninn- PllotD

NSDcclai 10 Nir6inian- PllOt)
Newport News, Va, March IT,
MIR. j. Sheldon Jones, formerly chair
man of the city Democracy, has been
endorsed by the Executive Committee
of the party for tho position OF Super
intendent of S hools when it shall have
been declared vacant. y letter from
the clerk of the state BOARD OF E.du-
cation informs the committee that
probably nothing will be done in this
connection until something is heard
from the present superintendent, Hon
Thomas Temple Powell, who mystcl'i-
ously disappeared something over Il
month ago and has not been heard
from since. DR.. w. T.. Cooper, prcsi-
dent of the School Board. by virtue Of
his office, is acting superintendent, and
while he performs the duties of the
office competently and well. the ma
jorily of the people here believe that
permanent arrangement should be
made. Mr.. Powell has not attended TO
the duties OF The Office for some threc
months and has unquestionably vacated
the position and forfeited it. 1t is be-
lievcd that his succcssor should be app
polnted Immediately. whether 1t be DR..
Cooper, MIR. Jones or anyone of the
halI Il dozen other candidates in the
field.
y. j. Martin. a wcll-kuown young
attorney of this city, was fined 81 for
contempt OF court in the Police Court
this morning. He was charged with
representing "a defendant as having
gone to Petersburg and married there.
When the woman. as a matter OF fact.
was still here. Mr.. Martin claims to
have been misinrormcd
SENTENCED TO DEATH.
Judge Lee this afternoon sentenced
Frank benjamin, accused of attempted
criminal assault on Miss Alice Cninc
10 hanG April 20, Counsel for the lie
Tense moved for a stay OF execution 70,
sixty days. and The motion was takcr
under advisement.
Edward Ashenback. Of Cincinnati
O.. arrived In Hampton to-day 10 man.
age the Hampton team
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-18
PETERSBURG.
RAILROAD DIRECTORS MEET
DISTRICT POLITlCS-MORM
ELDERS.
Especial to The virginian -Pilot.)

i<'@i'h''s'7-
Especial to The Virginian-Pilot.)
Pclcrsb,,r.- Va March ia moot
;r., ,,r ~, pa,d =, ,i, ~,
80 - - ~
licnmouu. petersburg ana carolina
lfaliroaa company WAS heid mere 70
Jay nose present were Dewitt
smith of New York, president; y. c.
ir'ppc, or naitihlorc. Clltrics -: Jonn-
son; OF hdieiSn'' ~; w. ana Niiliail H.
;NcNchHcE' oi fctcrspurS fiouuhc
.,. i WIS .rihSa,'eu. J. I'VE n'iisS Oh
ne .rack OF me ROAD south from Man
oiicS'tr nus peel' con- p'rtcn. ahu II
'Npcctsu " INV NY i''iies OIL me ''ach
l.crrh from PETERSBURG nh'she" next
VICES.
r, y .''it''ns VI ''c r"uVth lHStrlct
-. iii' i, oi ,"r De' ,r,, parry
VIZ ,lr,i M ~, nc cplii'',' 80.
~, ", u N"ll ~ u utHt' - W,
~ NY i1e al ~. i".'! ~ ry't III ic
' .e'Sou'S ''iu ~ 1,, u'S " Nilel az
"u'n io' '''c Wv io''o"i's pun i'o'cs' 10
81; ~
CONGRESS- from ,ha l,o,,rth Diet,ict or
Virginia In III, voted ro,. M the snoci,I
election TO bc held The 18th dav OF
Anril 1oo0 10 iii tho ,,naxniroJ form
i'm me Fifty-sixth Congress of the I,to
REPRESENTATIVE from this district and
Sccond--l}ocausc of the proximity Of
tho time for holding the convention 10
nominate :, candidate TO he voted for
at the regular election to be held The
9Th day OF November. 1900. The Dele
gates 10 this convention shall he en-
powered 10 nominate also d ra,ididnto
TO be voted for mt the regular election
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-18
MORMON ELDERS.
FRANKLIN.
NEWS NOTES FROM OUR HEGl
LAR CORRESPONDENT

NEWS NOTES FROM OUR HEGu-
LAR CORRESPONDENT
Franklin. VA. March l7.-Company
L Infantry under command or Captain
c. c. Vaughan, Ir., held its regular
quarterly street parade and targe,
practice Friday. Sergean; l.. NJ Cobb
Will wear the medal during the next
quarter. Ii was an exciting contest
The range was 200 aud 800 yards. Phi
waite O. NJ. Council and Sergeant
Cobb tied Then came the fun. on
shooting OF the tie the highest mark
scored 10 and Cobb Is. At the eco mark
Private hin made the best average,
and at the 300 mark Sergeant Cobb
carried off Tie honors.
Mr.. ID. q. Nortlect. who WAS kicked
by Il mule some days ago at his saw
mill near Petersburg. arrived home
yesterday with his mother. Mr.. Nor
lect WAS painfully, bur not seriously,
hurt, and is resting easily at his home
Alr. y. Butler Pretlow, who has boon
In Alabama for the past six months
With Mr.. Robert Bryant, engaged in
the lumber business, has returned
home To spend ten days. Mr.. Pretlow
speaks very highly of this old Southern
state.
h Little Miss Grace Jordan arrived
here Friday last from her home ODri-
vcr). on II visit TO her sister. al the
Seminary.
Miss Lizzie Savage LETT Yesterday to
srcnd some Nnie With her brother. Rev.
William Savage. at Churchland, VA.
Mr.. Lohii \. PrcloW president OF tho
\. $. y. Company. spent Il few days
Of this week in Richmond. on bust
ness.
Mr. r.. J. Camp, Jr., gave an enter
tanning lecture Ia his sunday school
companions last Sunday evening on
what he had read about ;nc Holy
Land.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-18
the Insane ASYLUM. is in Mathews. on

tho Insane Asylum, is In Mathews, on
Il weeks visit to his mother.
Rev. w. II. Roberts, rector OF Bruton
Church. and Prof. John S. Charles.
principal of Nicholson school, both OF
whom have been i'll with the grip, are
now up, and, with good weather, hope
to be out next week. Both were on
the brink OF having pneumonia.
y brick yard is being started on the
land of Samuel Harris. In West Will
liamsburs. There will soon be Il great
demand here for bricks, rs several
large buildings will be gotten under
way early in the summer.
The Chesapeake and Ohio company
has signed contract to put in n large
coal bin at their depot for the OK
elusive use OF the Eastern State Hos
pital. Work will be commenced as
soon as the necessary material can be
gotten in place.
Misses l.idie and Lottic Lane from
Alabama, who have been spending
some time with relatives here. expect
to leave the latter part OF the month.
Miss Lidie going TO Petersburg and
niond.
Mrs. w. G. Mayo returned last even
ing from Il visit to her daughter In
Richmond. Miss Nellie. who accom-
panied her home.
Mrs DIR. p. II. SoMthall, who has been
spending some time at her old home.
Amelia Court House, returned this
morning.
Miss Sue Webb. one OF our prettiest
girls. leaves Monday FOR Il brief stay
in Richmond
Mr.. j. p. Barney and Mr.. Edward
Bush Jones arrived this morning from
Il delightful visit to Norfolk.
The superintendent Of the hospital
and Capt. Terrence McCrncken, q men-
Der OF the Board Of Directors. will visit
Washington ut an early date to inspect
Asylum. located near that city. y new
laundry building will either be erected
at the hospital here or the present one
greatly improved. The board will de-
eide in April. and be governed by the
report Of the committee. The Lceis'la-
turc appropriated $4,000 for this pur-
pOSc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-18

whose re sitlcncc is
at go Goodale ST.,
Columbus, @ 10,
writes the follow
ing bontI'e-ru-na,
nr. liartn an IS
scientific remedy
Tor catarrh: =" 1
can bear testimony
rs To the ncrita of
your remedy, Pc
rn ma. ! have
boon IN Il ing the
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-18

time. In the first stages OF tho disease
Pc-ru-na is il sure euro; in the lator
stages OF tho disease Pc-rn-na can be
relied upon to produce great benefit, and
in = large per cent. of cases produce q
permanent euro. All those afflicted with
tiiis dread disease should begin at once
trea tmcnt with Pc-ru-na.
Mrs. II. a. Tyner, Four Oaks, N. c.,
says: Z" In January 1893, my daughter
was taken sick with pain in her chest
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-18

and right shoulder
blade. a cough soon
veloped, W h ic h
neither of our resi-
dent ph ysician 3
seemed able to re-
N owe. Sh Q h a 4
every symptom OF
consumption = sup
preston of nienses,
night swcats and
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-18
Georgia Fruit Crop Safe.
.Ry Telegranh to Yirgininn- Pilot.l

Atlanta Ga, March 17.-Few reports
have been received at the Agricultural
Department. In the last few days re-
garding the effect of the cold weather
on the fruit crop of tho State. but 1t is
not believed that any considerable
damage has been done,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-18
THE NICARAGUA CANAL.
MINISTER MERRY ENTRUSTED
WITH AN IMPORTANT MIS-
SION.
(By telegraph to vlrginian- pilot.)

Washington, March minister
Merry, by direction of the state De-
partment, is now on his way from
Costa Rica to Managua, the capital of
Nicaragua. His mission is not, as has
been surmised. connected with the re-
ported issue between Nicaragua and
Costa Rica, but relates entirely 10 ca
nal matters, Up 90 thl.; time there has
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-18

rectly to Frank H. Wiggin. treasurer of
tho American board. II Beacon street.
Boston. and should be marked for the
Con%rcSationalist's Relief Fund.-The
COuSreSat onaliSt.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-18

sick while the contest for his scalp as
Commissioners of Valuation was being
Wnged II, Richmond. 1t Is said he did
not seek the appointment ut first.
y Northern mail was about nine hours
late getting TO Suffolk to-day
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-18
! I
d 4 Firing

The rginian-P llot.)
e sAsi arc Sam Revis
sdeS sSo. so oorer because
nd fiied at an in
Is Sga sit was a wo-
$ odd has q warrant is
iargir IS him with
4 3 lii his house near
ysIheS bnllet Ma imbedded
ma q Id mo harm. JUS
+ + y ried @tlie case
* ~ tina Il ahe WAS playing
9 non wa s. discharged, and
s. 4 o AXE itEfrom, him.
4; GSI3N Gill DoINGs.
6ns imp osed by the Coun-
s f}$$ 2ilg foicing III o'clock clos
i ooilS. Il and " the removal Of
t Of drinking places. as
sf paper osday, caused con-
~ SOUS on pro and con. The
aflsa ted 10 her minor bust
: lgabili Of running a. sewer
: bper ~ of the Suffolk Peanut
8 - sos as TO connect with a. We'll
jl3a dit CHI was referred to the
81 ella nd 4 rerguson and Pin
sapno tinted as a committee to
COS + o Stl lie town and prop
ners sSof 4 nAs sewer on fPinner
St htoh action was the outcome
Jon from j. y. McLemore.
8 IS g sfna1ig IIarrell was the only
who tended for the adop-
4 S. quor; or inances as presented
Ef5 81 Il change. y He insisted on 10
rs elo sin 81 ant also the separation
IA ilsss from bill lard rooms and gro
81 asked by the clergynnen.
Morn yet, sHnrrell and Allen
4 ri ointed Ito Investigate the con-
= he fires alarm system.
DEEDS ON RECORD.
81 IT q a RatWIe s, q trustee, to G. e.
acre In Holy Neck dis
GLAND, trustee. toy. n. Nor
: 5es acres i'm ansemond county,
isvcrett substituted trustee, to
I'll ~ ~ 9! and 1874 acres In Holy
|53 ~ rs.
COW and Q ther personal prop
n ,S
- II sssSABOUTYO
III M y q a. =:
= e ol oSs-
',,,nr
81 tn IS FOIL III might. He says the
8sSe ave mot gone beyond the line
-
- ilass
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-18

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he irginlan.Pllot.)
ii 4 Il 4: San, Revis
Essds g !: SO po orer because
b IND fired it2at an in
81 4 e says TWAS a wo-
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