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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-06
Berkeley Crystal Clear Water
Makes White Linen"
DISSOLU HON (?
10 whom IT may CONCERN:

The partnership existing between Geo.
ing as Wallace * Co, Cor Chestnut
street and Berkloy avenue. Berkley. Va,
ahu wallace X Moore Cor CRANKY aud
Gay been dissolved by mutual consent
Geo. w. Wallace Will continue the bus
mess heretofore conducted as Wallace &.
Co. Berkeley, Va, under style and name
OF Mnllacc'S Pharmacy. collect and pay
an pniS owing To and by Wallace x C:S
W. Terry Moore will continue the bust
ness heretofore conducted as Wallace &
Moore Norfolk, Va. under style and
name OF W. Perry Moore. collect and
Pay al! nills owing To ana hy Wallace X
Moore. Thanking the public for their
liberal patronage of the past, we solicit
II continuance OF the same
GEO. w. WALLACE
W. PERRY MOORE.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-06
FOOTBALL YESTERDAY.
UNIVERSITY TEAMS PLAY
SPECTACULAR GAME.

SPECTACULAR GAME.
By Telegraph TO Virginian- Pion
Atlanta. Ga. Nov. 5.-No score was
made here to-day in the football game
between the teams from the University
Of North Carolina and the University
'of the South at Sewanee. Tenn.
The game was a spectacular one in
many ways. North Carolina attempt
ed to drop Kick for goal from the field,
which failed. Sewanee tried n place in
the Kick for goal. which also failed.
The 35-yard run of Seibels for
Sewance was brilliant play, but this
failed give the Tennesseeans a score.
OTHER GAMES.
Lexington. Va, Nov. Football
St Adams. 10: Washington and Lee
University, o.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-06
THE ELECTION RETURNS
Will be Displayed on virginian.
Pilot Bulletin Board Tonight.
Marriage in South Norfolk Sunday Tho
Old Electric Light and Power Plant
Cioscd-rho Money Point Extension
Injured Man Better- Briet Mention.

The Berkeley bureau of the Virginian-
Pilot Will give prompt returns from the
election all over the United States to-
day, The bulletin board is in front of
Or. Wallace's pharmacy and the pub
lie is cordially invited to examine it to-
night. We do this TO save the people
the trouble'of going to Norfolk as they
have had to do on previous occasions.
when an important election was held.
ALL IS READY.
The voting booths We're placed in
position yesterday in the East and
West Berkeley voting precincts and the
boundry lines marked off From the
indications of yesterday the vct-
ing Will be animated to-day. The
majority OF the whites, with the excep-
ton of Il very few, will vote for Bryan.
All the saloons of the town were
closed last evening at shutdown and will
remain closed until Wednesday morn
ing at sunrise in accordance with the
law
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-06

Wash: George Turner. Spokane.
WASH: A. A. Booth. Seattle. Wash:
W. p. Allen. Seattle. Wash; II. Z.
Horner. Parkesburg. w. Va; Edward
X. Stout. Clarksburg. w. Va. Hon.
John a. Howard, Wheeling. w. Va: w.
T.. r.. Byrne, Charleston. w. Va; Paul
Reyman, Wheeling. w. Va; n c..
Westenhaver, Martinsburg. w. Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-06
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Know all men. by these presents. that
l. -, o. WILLIAMS ana FRED SAUN-
ipi.htS. doing q saloon business. corner of
Liberty ana Thirtcenth streets. RerkInv
Under the firm name Of Williams x Saun-
derS. have this. the I'D day OF October.
iym dissolved copartnership.
The business viii be continued Mt tho
same stand. Respectfully,
Oc2.i-llt j. .. WILLIAMS
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-06
Gold Is Coming Back.

tBy Telegraph to virGinian- Pilot.)
New York, Nov. 5.-J. w. Seligman
e Co. announce to-day that their San
Francisco correspondent. the Anglo
California Bank. has about $4,000 900
due 1T san Francisco in a fortnight.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-06
yellow Eever in MIsslsslppi.

CBy telegraph to Virginian-P ilot.)
Jackson. Miss. Nov 5.-The State
Board OF Health officially reports one
case OF yellow fever Mt Natchez The
source of the infection is not yet
known. The patient is the wife of the
local Baptist minister.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-06
BERKLE NEWS and ADVERTISEMENTS

evening for the benefit of the First
Baptist Church. colored.
The first issue of the Norfolk County
Record made its appearance yesterday.
1t contains news from all over the
county.
The Hampton Roads was hauled out
on Colonna's Southern Branch marine
railway yesterday for repairs.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-06
CONSTITUTION FOR
THE ISLE OF CUBA.
The Convention Called to Order
by Governor General Wood.
The OATH OF OFFICE TAKEN.

General Wood Administered Some Whole
some Advice TO Delegates Convention
o.s.nIzed With Senior Llorento. Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court, Chosen NJ
PresidenS- Resolutions Complimcn,ing
tho GOVERNOR General and Instruciinr
Him to Gable Greetings to tho President
ofthc United states offered.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-06
MARRIED SUNDAY.

Mr.. Edward Everiott and Miss Mar
garet Hall, both of Great Bridge. were
united in the holy bonds of matrimony
Sunday afternoon at o'clock ut the
residence of Mr.. EA Il. Stryllcr, in
south Norfolk. Rev. NJ. z. Porter. pas
tor of Main Street Christian Church.
oiiiciated.
Miss Hall is the daughter of Mrs.
Robert Hall and is handsome and
popular young lady. Mr.. Everiott was
formerly of Washington. n. G. Their
intended marriage was kept quiet ey
cept among the family. The happy
couple will reside at Great Bridge for
the time being.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-06
4 PLANT CLOSED.

The Berkeley Electric plant was
abandoned last night ana the lights
and power for Iserk'cy was furnished
from the Norfolk Street Railway and
Light Company's plant. Many were OF
the opinion that when the change took
place the lights would he more bril-
liant but they were mistaken. as was
demonstrated very SucccsSfully
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-06
THE MONEY POINT LINE.

liint, nut they were mistaken, rs was
demonstrated very successfully.
THE MONEY POINT LINE.
Tho Berkeley street Car Company
will begin running their cars to Money
Point the first of December The track
has all been laid and the trolley cX-
tended over most OF the distance They
have been detained in getting their
steel crossing for the Norfolk and
Western Railroad. which their line
crosses before reaching Money Point.
INJURED MAN RECOVERING.
MIR. Chas. Daily, who was considered
seriously injured by a piece of timber
falling on his head some time ago.
while he was Mt work in the navy
yard, has recovered to the extent that
lie has been taken to his home in South
Norfolk. He has not good use of n
his limbs yet, but his condition is so
much improved that those who saw
him while in the hospital think his
recovery was indeed wonderful.
BRIEF MENTION.
DR.. Bishop, Secretary and Treasurer
States and Canada, who was to have
preached Mt the Main Street Christian
Church Sunday evening. did not mate
riali2e on account of the Indictment
weather.
AS result of the unfavorable
Weather cuhu"S' VIC SoiiSi'ts'tioiS "'
the various churches OF the town We're
very small, both morning and evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Chestnut
Street NJ. T.. Church will meet at the
residence of Mrs. Eliza Berkeley to-day
at p. M. The report for the year will
he read.
Captain f. NJ. Miller has returned
from Boston, where he spent several
days.
Three carloads of stock We're received
at the Belt Line Union stockyards yes
terday and Sunday. and We're disposed
of. The market is fairly good at this
time.
MIR. Isaac Morgan is again quite sick
Al lties-ifefffe sjottttfff eASetfoiiiiss.
days ago he was out from a long spell
of typhoid fever.
The colored people gave grand rally
at the colored Odd Fellows Hail last
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-01

do nieszczesliwego jedca'
xtory ! zelazna spokojoose'a
patr1al v obl,cze stoktotn'e
.proaacei mu smiierci, ma's
t, lko liczba bialych' odbylaby
TAX dobrze podobre PROXY.
Ale jeszcze sic one ME sko''-
cs,iyi moi ojciec bsdz'e
mial sposobnost pokazac'
lew 2 takim samem mestwem
znicsc potra6 wielkie mecsar-
ME. jake GO teraz czeka)''
albo czy tel ryczet bedz'e "
bolesciach, jak lew ranio"y.
w tym samym momenc'e
wpadl ma koniu Euzeo'o "
sam srodek obozu ! oznaimli.
ze oraqnie movie dow6dzca.
Kw;czoleb przystapil do przy~
bylego, ma kt6rego sic ws]y~
stk;e oczy zwr6cily. Euzeb'o
zdal swoje poselstwo m6"iac:
i, ,Mysliwy Dobromll dale
or1ezem7ie dowodzcy Roman
isz6. do wiadomosci. ze sc
,eszcze " tel samej godz'n'e
dobrowolote wyda W ]ego
,rece. iezeli Kwiczoleb pusc'
woluo zabraneko jenera}a."
|Ta niespodziewaua NADER
pozadana wiadomost wywo~
t,}a pomiedzy wo]o~nikam''
kt6rzy obstapili 8: swego 90 :
, ~od / C; wielkka' . ) rado 8 20
/ krotk,ei umoMie q nieml OHIO
), eli sic Kwiczoteb do poslahca
!: rzekl do niego. - Pow'edz'
, cie mojemu brAtu' &c 60
przyjmiemy naIwlskszaa
checia. Przyrzekam mu $40
ven dow6dzcy, lie w'ezleh
narychmiast bedzie 'wolnym
.1iak t,lko bia}y my$liwy,
i ktory sic nasywa Dobretn'f'
zsstapi jego miejsce.
Euzebio nawr6cil swego
konia popedzil naPowrot.
uplynal kwandrans, po~
wr6ci} z Dobromilem, kt6ry
Ilsilnym kroktem, wszedl do
srodka ~pomiedzy dzikich.
- Nam cd ciebie s1owo,''
.rzekI Dobromil do dow6dzcy,
lie wieznia twego puSclsz ma
/ !: o. .#.. % e. -E .tIt&tfEt .sta .ee-#N II = g.
wolnoS6. -
!! Jest wolny j moze ist.
:gdsie mu sic podoba.
Jenerala uwolniono z jego
/ ka,daa. Me mial on najmniej-
] szego przeczucia Q wielKiem
poswieceniu, kt6remu swoje
.|uwolnienie ma do zawdzie-
przypisywal on te
niespodziewana zmiane swe-
;lgo strasznego polozenia jedy-
nie tylko wpiywowi, kt6ry
;liak xadzil. DobromI wvwie-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-01

TAI ma komu. Pred soba na
trzymai chlopczyka Cd
o;ecu lat, 4; ! mloda przystojna
[adyaalnnlkl';a %prrzywiazana byla
jego DO ogona.
MIDI syn! moja iona! .
sakrzyknal KW lsz' prze,raa-
Tax, - odparl Gsj
grozacym glosem, = to tw6J
syn | twoja iona, kt5rycb
zlapelem gdlY abierali
En- EJ3AE SE#&S sd .Eta' GH4I&&@ 20 III ifs-&-& 1@EMas@##
do tego ~obozowego
Lcpiej mi nj sic ME
nadarzyt; ME prawdazf
mozemy sic pomien,ac,
dow6dzeo. Sadie, re korzysci
q po obu stronach jedrako
We. Przy tych slowach
.rzyloz>l ch]opakowi do cola
a skoro tenze uczul
zelazo, FACIAL okrop-
ME krzyczet.
Ach! - zajeknal Xvii
czoleb. rozpaczliwie, moi
syn. moi syn! daj nj mego
syna nspour6t!
- A twoja iona, - odpar}
wskazujac poza'
siebie. Gays 0 niej calkiem
.zapomnial?
Gale to polozenie nagle
sic zmienilo. Wiele
wymierzonych bylo ma
Kanadejczyka, i wielka liczba
strzal6w leza}a JUL ma. }ufAch,
lecz Kwiczoleb wiedzia}, re
Kanadejczyk prey %naimnie)-
seem poruszeniu by}by nar
tychmiast obuch zabranych
bez milosierdzia zabil.
Ma znak dany Cd przewodni-
ka, pospnszczono strzelby a
strzaly pospadaIy ma ziemie.
Najdzikszy Indyanin, jezeli
zone hub dziecko swoje widzi
" grozacem jakim niebezpie-
got6w jest PREY
zwolic ma wszystko, ma co
by sic lima raza pod zadnemi
warunkami ME zgodzil. Ola
tego tel Kwiczoleb widzac
swoje " rekach nie~
przyjaciela, ME myslal teraz Q
niczem innem, tylko 0 ich
ratunku. Podczas gdy Ga
wyczekiwal skutku
swego smialego postepku,
przytlumil :dow6dzca y sobie
gniew / nienawist !
rzekI: Moi bali bracia
jeszcze So bardzo milo :
d'1zi, 50 pomimo tego bardzo
j przebiegli; znaja oni
wszystkie przebieglosci, kt6.e-
posluguja sic tylko wielcy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-01

aSa8HssAsa 4sssgssA
mimi 4 czerwooymi, mus
rozpedsit. Spodz ewammy SIS,
z 4 S. serca nlazsszych biA,lych, b '1a 4
50 otwarte; b,d mole, q PREY
.r6z ,ych okol,cznosciach scia-
gnslismY sobie ich niechtet,
lecz spcdzie Rany sic. ze nam
tego ME beda pan,ietali. Jak
dIugo tylko znajdowst sic
bedziemy " tych zaga)eniach.
bedz: envy spolem 8yl', jak
przyStol ma praWycn rycerzy,
kt6rzy sic miluja ] sz.nuj2.
90 Komanszowie! odezwal
sic teraz Dobrom;l. Co
teraz movie. pochodi 2 mego
! przyjaciela mojego otwartego
serca. Nassa chata ME byla
jeszcze ntgdy zamknieta pred
kt6rymkolwiek m>sllwym 2
waszego narodu. Ola czego
przesladujecie mas j czychacie
ne zgub7 naszego zycia? Me
nam ja W tym zadnej przy-
]emnosnosci. ahy przelswae
krew indyahska i pomiDo
wszystkiego zlego, kt6rescie
mi wyrzaiz'li, W sercu ME
bylem nigdy waszym nieprzy-
jacielem.
- Moi brat dobrze m6wi,
lecz ia rama, kt6ra, mi zadal.
jeszcze sic ME zagoiia.
zauwazy} Kwiczoleb. skazajac
lewa: ,reka ma prawe ramie.
"A ozy. Kwiezoleb ma
mnie "a takiego niezgrabnnis'a
- odparl Dobromi', ! sadzi,,
-f aa~-. .s."t 49,. ~. -. I. 500 80 Nj. II y ssE4.iE-=;
re niebyibym go m6gl zabie,
gdyby to bylo moin zamia-
rem? Lecz chce pokazac YAM,
jak pojmuje meztwo prawdzi~
wego %woiownika. Nieprawdaz,
re p~otrzebowalbym teraz tyl-
ko skina6, a iona i dziecko
Kwiczoleba juz by byli be-
zycia?l
TAX jest! =. potwierdzal
Cal silnym glosem.
Przerazenie okropne
przelecialo po wssystkich zgro
madzonych Komanszach a
Kwiczoleb poczul Jimmy pot
ma swoim czole. Dobromi]
milczal przez chwile. Potem
rzucil wzrokiem nieopjsanej
szlachetnosci ma Indyan6w,
puscil swoja brod ma ziemie,
kt6rej mu sic ME opowazono
odebrac i zawolal ma swego
kanradejskiego towal'rzysza:
PuuSt zn6w te oba biedne
stworzenia ma wolnost!!
Toby ala, ciebie tyle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-01

poczem wsiadl ma konia =
Euzebiiem odjechal spiesznie
sercu starego sluei odby-
wsla sic tymczaser s s't''asi'
walka. Niechcial On swojemu
.panu powiedziet. ze uwolnie-
oie lego okupione zostalo
zyciem innego c,lowieka. al
BOWEN Do Ramon l'o niebylby
pod zadnem warunkiem prey
al takiej of ary. A coz by sic
natenczas bylo stale 2 biedna
Lutecya! Czy jej Euzebio 10
owei. pustyni m6gi dad do
stateczoa opieke? Cay MONA
by jeszcle bylo liczyc ma
posluszehstwo uzbrojonego
orszaku. kiedy JUL Don Ramo
"a ME bylo, kt6rego juz sauna
rozkazujaca postawa ! 1elazna
VIOLA u~trzymywaly ~pomied.y
jego wojskiem porzadek !
dyscypline? Pomimo tych
w~spomnied czu} " sobie Eu-
zebio niepokoj sumienia !
podczas dr6gi powiedzial swe-
mu paou Gala prawde. Kiedy
sic general dowicdzial. ze
D.,bromii ola jego uwolnienia
dobrowolaie wydal sic W rece
'dow6dzcy Komansz6w, bylby
najchetnlej napowr6t sk;ero-
wal konia. Lecz coz on m6gi
zrobit naprzeciw tax wielkiej
|liczbY Indyan:? Byt tylko
|jetdyny Srodek, po kt6rym
spodziewae sic MONA bylo
|jakiegos 'skutku. Don Ramon
musial sic spieszyt. ably jak
najpredzej powr6cie do swegoo
obozu i . wszystkiemi strzel-
CANT i lancyerami ratowac
~wspanialomyslnego mysliwe-
20 z Yak r~ozbestwionych In
dyau. Pomimo, re liczba Ko-
manszow znacznie przewyz-
scala jego maly orszak, jedna-
kowoz postanowil bronid Do
bromila, czy zwycie&Y czy
zginie. Dawszy koniowi ostro-
gi, puscili sic teraz obaj
jezdzcy cwalem ku swemu
obozowi.
Teraz powr6cimy zn6w do
Dobromila, kt6ry tax dlugo
patrzal "a odjezdzajacym
ojcem. dop6ki go mogt wi
dzie6. Kiedy mu ju1 calkiem
zniknal z oczu l tentent koni
ucichl zupelnie, westchnal
gleboko. potarl rska pc czole
/ rzekl po clchu: - Teraz juz
pc wszystkim! Boze czuwaj t.
mad ojcem j siostra moja! -
FPotem obr6cil sic do Kwiczo-
|loha !; r,al,l IN Micro. Torez
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-01
v dlihisl puszDy.

-:.:@&:s&-
(Ciag dalszy.)
. Kobiety ! dz;eci zbieraiy
drzewo / znosiiy mi7so.T eraz
wyszedl Kwiczoleb ze swemi
wybranemi z namiotu. obra-
dujaeego j wydawat rdzoe
yo,kazy. poczem powstal tywy
ruch ~pomiedzy wszystkiem;,
co sic zwykle dsieje y lodyan'
gdy kt6ry z bia}ych, osadzo~
nv zostanie ma smiert. ObrA~
no vice jedno.' drzewo. kt6re
miafo bye przeznaczone ma
s}up meczedski; nasamPrzod
obdarto )e re skdry !: zfozono
pod nim wielki stos drzewa.
Poczem przybyt -wr6z cz>l'
zaklioacz / zaklaf slup: Jake
mis- tajemniczemi siewam'.
Wreszcie prsyprowadsono 2
jednego namiotu Powia'ane-
20 generala, postawio;ao 60
ma owen stosie drzewa i
przy~ia7ano 20. do. slupa
meczehskiegc. Ma: dany:. znak
dow6dzcy rozpoczat sic teraz
pewien rodzaj taica: pewna
liczba r6znie poPrzystrajanych
zo}"ierzy 'oczernionemi t"a~
rzami taicz>la naokolo slupa
a pol tuzina ionych przy-
grywalo ma trabach ! beb-
mach. Tadcujacv wywiiali "
powietrzu A.ntami .siekierami,
kt6re przystrojoae byly. czer-
women suknem i Garment
pi6rami. Kw'czoieb podcsas
teqo jgrzgska W reku trzymal
dlugi xii. ma kt6rege. wierz-
cholku przymocowa1a byia
wypchana sroka z rozpostar~
temi skrzyd}ami. pod mia
powiewala skora rysla. Ia
nice trivial dosyt dlugo.. kt6-
remu towarzyszyly przeraza-
jace ryki. Wreszcie zblityl 'sie,
Kwiczoleb do skaza6ca i POI
ruszyl 90 owen kijem. Ma
ten xnak p~rzestano tahczytf
i krzyczet. Najznaczniejsi.. 2
pomiedzy wojownik6w staneli
r1edem W niejakim >oddaleniu
Cd slupa. Jeden "a .drugim
%2EEEhE=a.. - =. - - - ~ ct, 49, H. %-rsrr
r.. szucali swemi dlagienpi: .no q
mi do :owego drzema / kazdy
MOI musial sic wbit do. slapai
i " samej bliskosci iedca;
ME trsfiwszy 60 jednakowoz.
Kiedy jaz w.rysey 1zu 'rl
swoje noze, chwycila pewna
liczDa najsreczniejszyck .strzcl-
COW "a swoje strlelby. ! ~
uw Va: saoby "a wiel &. bad,
&8E4S&&Sg%%, - Fa@:+5 tE4&E sg5!E sEsE.sjG$
Evening star., 1900-10-06

In acceptance of the terms Of the latest
note emitting from Berlin on the Chinese
question, the State Department instructed
Minister Conger to ascertain the names of
the persons cited for punishment by the
Chinese government, the nature Of their
punishments and whether the punishments
were actually inflicted the German propo-
sitions to this effect, following a note from
Emperor William to Emperor Kwang Su
were apparently acceptable to the powers
and the prospect for harmonious interna-
tional action in China was frightened; Sec
retary Hay returned to his desk at the
State Department after an absence of sew
eral weeks. The coal strike in Pennsylvania
remained unsettled, although many Of the
operators offered their men an advance OF
10 per cent in wages: President Mitchell of
the United Mine Workers reviewed a pa
rade of about 10000 strikers at Wilkes
barre. w. ]. Bryan, Adlai E. Stevenson
and other leading democrats addressed a
meeting of the National Association of
Democratic Clubs at indianapolis The
census bureau announced the total popula-
tion Of Arkansas as 1,311 ,564, IAN increase
OF 1873, 1856 in ten years. The board of visit
ors to West Point recommended that the
standard of admission to the Military Acad-
eniy be raised to equal that prevailing at
the Naval Academy. Winfield Townsend
colored was burned at the stake at Eclec-
tic Ala. for assaulting a white woman.
Foreign Affairs.
The appointment Of Lord Roberts to be
Evening star., 1900-10-06
THE COURTS.

Equity Court No. 1-Justice Hagner.
Glasgow agt Glasgow: divorce win. mat
granted. Weeden agt. Weeden; do. Par
sells agt. Parsells; testimony before Rut-
ledge Wilson. examiner. ordered taken.
Skinner agt. Skinner; divorce a win. mat.
and alimony and counsel fees granted. SID
ley agt. Tyson heirs: appearance OF alb
sent defendants ordered.
Equity Court No 2-Justice Barnard.
Dugay agt. Dugay: order for appearance.
Darlington agt Washington Loan and Trust
Company; order appointing guardian ad
litem. Hagan agt. Hagan; divorce VIM
mat granted. Nofsinger agt. Nofsinger:
do. Gibson agt. Madison; order confirming
auditors report Petit ct al. agt. Mcclure
ct al: order finally ratffying and confirm
ing sale. Moran agt Chesapeake and Po-
tomac Telephone Company; order dissolv
ing injunction. Perry agt. Howard ct al:
order Of publication. Humphrey agt. Hum
phrey: decree pro confesso and reference
to auditor Moten agt. Moten: order refer
ring motion to reduce alimony to Mr.. Justice
Cole. Sylven agt. Johnson ct al. order al
lowing trustee to make sale under certain
deed Of trust Beuter agt. Morgan; writ OF
ne exeat ordered to issue against Ida X.
cause returnable October 10 granted. Platt
ct al agt. Stone ct al; reference to auditor
ordered.
Probate Court-Justice Cole
Estate of John Carmody: consent filed.
Estate of Samuel L. Eastburn; will dated
February 49, 1890. filed. with petition for
probate. Estate Of jeremiah C. Allen; will
dated March 26. 1900. filed. Estate of Mi
chael Shea: petition for partial distribution
filed. Estate of James Keene: will partly
proved. Estate of Jeanette G.. Cammack;
affidavit filed. Estate of Ellen s. Parks:
Will admitted to probate. Estate Of Eliza
j. Face; final notice issued, returnable No
vember 2. Estate of Jeanette C. Cam
mack; order appointing guardian ad litem.
Estate of Jno. F. Buyers; answer of guard
ian to rule filed. Estate of Annie NJ Ba-
ker; will partly proved. In re Ethel N
Purdy (minor): order for guardian to state
account and turn over funds in hand Es-
tate of Geo. w. Thomas: summons returned
not to be found. Estate of Elizabeth N
Muirheid; codicil partly proved. Estate of
Emma d. E. N. Southworth: order allow
ing payments made by Richmond J. South
worth; final notice issued, returnable Oc-
tober %. In re Matte Yeagle ct al (mi-
nors); order appointing Geo. M. Emmerich
guardian; bond $500 ar
Evening star., 1900-10-06
Real Eatatk Tranafera.

northumberland P. Ryan ct ux. to
VIM. T. Campbell. lot Is, block 2s; SO
(stamps, 81. VIM. T. Campbell conveys
same property to MiehaeiP. and Mary F.
Ryan; SO Stamps. 80.
Tenth street southeast between G and I
streets-Elizabeth Witthaft to Frederick j.
Miller. part of original kt 1, square $50;
SO Stamps, 30 centshH- 81
r street northwest 1betwaen 18th and 10th
streets-Mary ]. SnoWden sto Geo. s. Coop
er. lot and part of lot T. square 1873; $40
(stamps, 50. 1T ssv
Alley between L and M. Goth and 2lst
streets northwest, 1stI and o streets south
east and Long MeadoWs-Andrew ]. Miller
to Thos. E. Waggafnan and Jno. w. Pill
ling, lot "a, square 1O0 lot 4, square south
of 744, and part of lot 1O1, block %, Long
Meadows; SO.
Sixth street southeast between G and I
streets-Geo. s. Cooper ct ux. to VIM. c..
Wood. lot 1Ss square s!s; $40 (stamps. 80;
Brookland-Chas H. Morgan to Maria E.
Mccormick, part of lot 3, block IL; SO
(stamps. so cents) 81
Brookiand-Charies III. Morgan to Ella c.
Conrad. part lot 3, block IL; $40.
Water and Potomac streets northwest
Henry p. Gilbert ct al, executors, to Dis
trict of Columbia Paper Manufacturing
Company. part lot "a. square 1887; $125O0.
loomkgdale-George N. Beale ct ux. to
80.
o street southwest between Az and 9Th
streets-Reuben B. DERRICK ct ux. to Eliza
beth A. Faunce. original lot 8. square sos;
so (stamps. A.5O).
Ninth street northwest between and Q
Evening star., 1900-10-06

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pany of the District of Columbia Of
fers superior facilities for the storage
of all kinds of food products mot re-
curing a fixed temperature) in its
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1t is equipped to give the best serv-
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For rates, ETC., apply at Office, 400
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FEEDSBRAIN WORKERS.
A FOOD MADE ESPECIALLY FOR THEM.

literary woman, Mrs. ]. c. Roberts 1893
Holmes St, Dallas, Tex. has discovered that
properly selected brain food is of great benefit to
any brain worker. She says: MY duties as jour-
nalist require me to write all day, particularly in
the winter, but heretofore, after luncheon no mat
ter how light made it, found myself incapaci-
tated for work for an hour two, for my brain
would not respond to the demand.
II saw an advertisement of Grape-Nuts for brain
workers and determined to give it a trial. / am
charmed with the result and in perfect
health use Grape Nuts for luncheon, and never
suffer any Inconvenience whatever. returning to my
work at once, feeling as bright when left 1t.
know from experience that this preparation is in
valuable for brain workers, who apt to find
that that period Of time given up to digestion is
one Of almost total eclipse Of mental power
In this day and age Of concentrated effort, 1t is
wise for brain workers to food especially
adapted for rebuilding the brain and
Grape-Nuts food was invented by expert espe-
cially for that purpose knowledge of the food
elements contained In the grains and how to pre-
pare these elements to be quickly absorbed
by the body and used directly to replenish the
lost phosphate Of potash (which Is exhausted by
mental work. have brought about the result. The
proof can be had by any brain worker who will
take the trouble to use Grape-Nuts for few
days. .a...-