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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15

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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15
THE LETTER OF MR.. PHILLIPS.

The letter of Mr.. ]. w. Phillips. Of
River Steamboat Line. given In the
Virginian-Pilot yesterday, draws an is
sue as to facts between Mr.. Phillips
and the Bell Telephone management
In his testimony before the Commit
tee of Councils. Manager Wilson de-
MED that his company furnished ser
vice in Petersburg at figures so low as
those sent to the Business Mems Asso-
citation and mentioned in his letter by
Mr.. Phillips. Mr.. Phillips sage he was
paying the Bell Company in Peters
burg SIS for business phones and $40
for residence phones. when he discon-
tinucd the service. whereas. before
there was competition. the charges
We're $50 and S36 respectively This is
about one-third the rates. for unlimited
service, the Bell Company is asking
here.
This. from Mr.. Phillips letter, is OF
especial value:
Il am now paying in Petersburg. Va.
for the best service have ever had
$500 per year for business phones.
and $1,000 per year for residence. and
am getting. and have been getting.
for the last three years. dividend of
per cent. per annum from these prices
OF $2iOO and Slacc, and we now have
there about COO subscribers and we are
still improving ana growing"
And yet the Zen Telephone Company
cannot live. unless by the special favor
Of complaccnt Council it is permitted
TO charge $50 for service in this city,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15

THURSDAY. NOVEMBER Is, 1890.
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word. on u second ia state mo ca,so
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strains of tht sweet svn,nathc,jc voio,.
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15

ought to be reasonable and consider
these things! They are important.
That's the way our Councils do their
duty. Like Stonewall Jackson at Man
assas. they stand like stone wall"
against the onslaught OF unanimous
voice of indignant citizens! They are
brave men, and people will build a,
monument to their memory. for they
were faithful at The last!
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subscribers by carriers in Norfolk and vi
Ginlty, Portsmouth. Berkeley, Suffolk,
West Norfolk. Newport News. for ~
cents per week, payable TO the carrier.
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DAlLf. ono year $500
Z" six months 800
three months 100
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-15
TILE SOrTII.
(philndclnhia Times. }

The growth Of the South during the
next year Will be greater than its
growth in the last five years, and the
last five years made greater advance
mcnt in southern progress than was
attained in thirty years previous. It's
wealth is boundless and more easy OF
access than the wealth of any other
section of the country. Northern cap
irll and labor are now turning 10 the
inviting fields open to them in the
South
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-10
sPIKE ANDRAIL.
Hoyt sherman has gone to Denver or
a brief trip.

Hoyt sherman has gone to Denver on
a brief trip.
Train No. 10. RIO Grande Western
now runs through to Marysyale.
Colonel Dogo has returned 10 Denver
after making an inspection OF the coal
mines down the lire.
W. Thomas Hart has organized a
company for the purpose NJ construct
In railroad 10 tap the Seven Devils
rc-ion
General Traffic Manager S w. Ec-
Giles Of the Short Line VIII return from
Idaho tomorrow
The Rio Grsnda Western gross earn.
lr-s for the last week in the month "
August were Sl6s 900 and Increase Of
50 GOO For the month Of August the
gross reached ti2l 400 an increase OF
$500 over and above that Of the same
month last years.
The Rio Graude Western win run an
excursion to ogden on Sunday The
special win leave here at $3.50 a. m. 20
return from ogden at D. m. A canyon
excursion. with a lun-h at the Her
mita=e. Is on the cards.
r. s. Ruble, travelling passenger
agent. Union Pacific accompanied the
Eighth infantry through from Chey.
enne TO Ogden yesterday The consign-
ment OF troops destined Tor the coast
consisted OF two sections from Fort
Smell. MINI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-10
Defeated the Short Lines u to a
Saturday, "a to4 Yesterday
COULD NOT HIT THE BALL.
Tex Clehart Fooled Them saturday.
aud bud Ilisley Kept Them
Guessing Yesterday

The Short Lines we're unable to make
much Of a showing in Saturdays game
with the RIO Grandes at walker y
field The reason is accounted FOR by
the fact that Tex Gierhart although
suffering from a very sore arm pitched
a superb game and Jimmy Clippingers
boys were unable 20 make connections
with the ball Tex ana not pitch with
any great speed but when the bail
came sailing along and TO the short
Liner at the bat, looked Ike a good
one. he would smash at % ard miss 70
about a foot The next man up would
hit the ball in the same place. Gier-
harts work was so good that he even
surprised himself
Ia Kidder had an on day lie was
speedy but some how Doe couldn't fool
the Rios and the result was that eigh-
teen hits stand TO their credit Kid
der's support might have been much
better. Tex Gierharts support was
a. /. all the way through. While he
gave a number OF passes they counted
for naught.
Rlsey and Shannon the former at
short made a couple of pretty double
plays Ramcys work as umpire was
very faulty at times and caused con-
siderable disputauon
The detailed erUru follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-10
JUDGE TlMMONY'S COURT.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

When John Sorenson was told that
the charge against him was drunken
ness and asked II he was drunk John
said. LET me see: was /? Wen. yes, ]
think that's about right The court
thought so too. and John was given the
choice Of paying IS or doing three days
IN the canyon.
The case against Annie Robinson, ac-
cused OF the larceny Of Mrs. Haddock's
c0llaretto was continued until tomor-
row on motion of Dlehl
y. c. Reese, q plain Saturday drunk,
was charged s., but not having the
necessary coin he Will do three days
up the canyon.
James Ryan, who confessed that he
begged money or tried to beg money
from a Herald reporter, was hned $50
for his folly,
/. Drenskred was convicted Of beg
glng on the streets and the court fined
him Slj or fifteen DAYS.
jim Casey said he had just come
from the road, got little drunk. II was
a Sunday drunk, and the customary
fine Of 81 was imposed,
Richard Bramley and Fred Cameron
were accused Of fighting. The latter
said It was all his fault and the former
said he was trying 10 get away from
Cameron when arrested. He couldn't
get away, said he, because he couldn't
run fast enough Bramley was dis
charged. while Cameron was assessed
$50.
The case against Claus p. Madsen,
accused OF exhibiting a deadly weapon
IN a threatening manner, was con-
tlnued until Thursday to allow the de-
PENDANT time 10 hunt witnesses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-10
rooeb Blood Killed at American
Fork This Morning.
WAsBURIEDTE FEET DEEP
Young Nan Neglecs 10 shore Up TIC
Excavation with Timber'' HIS
Life the Forfeit
..nrc1,Iro TILE oNEwsl

American Fork Sept. lO.-A shocking
fatality occurred here at 10 o'clock 'n '
morning In which Enoch Blood lost MS
NE BY the caying In Of a wei upon
which he was working.
Mr. Blood has been repairing NUM-
ber az wells in this city for some
months past. and has the reputation OF
being a careful man. This morning h5
proceeded to start to work upon The wen
Of Mr. james Barrett Of this city. Piior
TO commencing operations Mr.. Barrett
cautioned him and suggested that h'
sbore The excavation with timber5 Dt'
Core he sat 10 work. However Mt Gee;
WellInd went down hrst ana slA''n
tbat IN his opinion there was no Gan,
yvhicb remark was COrrOb0ldtel NY
blood who proceeded 10 trim the sdes.
Ue h3d hardly been working coupi'
III hours before the dirt caVeu III uu
him burying the unfortunate man un-
der len feet Of gravel and soil Ihe
alarm was instantly raised ana W,il,ns
hands started ~ work 20 dlg our wv
hapless victim. The body WAS eNtilu.
allv reached and raised to the suIiaCo
al 1850 a. m, when life was louAa u
be extinct, ....,,,,
Enoch Blood was a wei known young
man Of THIS city. having been born anu
reared here. He Is Il son OF 1eolse
Blood. was unmarried and his age was
9? years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-10
ADJUSTMENTS.

Henry Miller and his company
closed their immensely successful sea-
son here Saturday afternoon 90 "a fair
audience and Saturday night to an
overlooking one. The receipts Tor the
three engagements were close 90 81 500
Mr. Miller lett Salt Lake feeling very
much depressed tn spirits az his physl-
clan here DIT Lindsay, told him that lt
was extremely doubtful II his voice
ever entirely recovered. u has been In
Its present condition Tor nearly ten
weeks and the trouble Is no doubt due to
the strain put upon @ by continuous
playing In summer as well as winter.
NM Miller is booked for ave weeks
more of THE Only Way" but u win
not De surprising n he ends his en-
sagement before the expiration OF that
time. His many friends here VIII be
deeply interested 10 learn the outcome
0f the trouble.
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PERSONAL.
.o-NNNNNo-o~00N~oNoNO>ON~o N.


Mr.. MA. Ransohoff of the Lace House
has returned from an extensive buy
ing trip to the East.
W. O. saylor. a prominent resident Of
Boise, is quartered az the Knutsiord.
Thomas W. Williams. business mana
ger 0f The San Francisco Examiner. and
Messrs McCiatchy Of the Sacramento
Bee, and Bluthen Of the Seattle z. L.
passed through ogden yesterday on
their way to attend the meeting OF the
Associated Press in Chicago.
Attorney W. T.. Tatlock has returned
from a visit to the East.
Mrs James Hughes and her little
daughter Mary have returned home af-
ter two months outing
Mir. and Mrs. Thomas G. Weber
have arrived In this country and are
now en- route home.
Up to 3 o'clock this afternoon the
following names had been registered at
the leading hotels:
KenyOn-G. +. Chapman. Evanston;
n. H. Perigo, Chicago, II. Siegel, New
York r. w. Prckett. 81 Joseph Mo,
A. +. Burton, Ogden, II. &, Van Ness,
n. v; w. A. Sparks, MInidoka, Idaho,
Ralph W, 4. Leach, New York. D..
Hallaron and wife. New Orleans; II. NJ
ghaner and wife. Il. a. Adams and
wife, J.. b. Hagren, W. II Banniff O..
Jones and G. Mason, Slsterville, W
Va: @. II. Guerluger. wife and child
manager Of the ManItou hotel at Mani
tOu.
w J.. Nicol New York; L. G. Mnlet,
Louisville, Ky.
Wolker-C. J. Groot and wife, Tooele;
John Jones. WyoS c. f. Peak. Uyada;
e.. Cramer. De Long H.; W II. Weller
and wife Lincoln, Neb
KnutafOrd-J. T.. BRADLEY ST. Louis,
Mo- w. Z. Fitch, Louisville, O., S.
Bush. Battle Greek. Mich. VI. s.,
Largely Butte, l.. f. Nebergah Omaha;
Theo b. Comstock. Los Angeles, j. w.
NJ Beal, San Francisco, Jno $. Driver,
Chicago; T.. r. Driver Chicago; G. p.
Uecker. Dresden: J. r. Gullck, Los
Angeles; Percy r.. stewart San Fran
cisco: W H. Murphy and j. a. Fade,
Grand Rapids; W. A. Swaby,
Chicago: Jno G.. Kerr, Mr.,
Alrs. and Miss Collins, Chicago
Bent Manierre, Chicago; G. w. Green,
Kansas City. G. l. HILLARY, 81. Louis
Phil Hitchcock. Denver; d. NJ. Smith.
Omaha
White House-Nellie j. White. Chlca.
60. j. +. Parson, Tuscarora New ID.
j Grant and wife. Tooele Mrs c.. W.
Gorton. Miss Mabel Waylett Soda
Springs; +. G.. Cannon, Omaha Mrs +.
Bonner Eureka. G. A. McGrath Spring
field Mo; G.. VI. Olyle. Aurora. j. y.
orr. Chicago. vs.. II. Parker and wife.
Pueblo. Colo; l.. W. Cline and wife.
Pueblo. Colo. /. VI. Greenland, Flora,
H.: Geo l.. Meats, Chicago; a. Meats,
West Virginia.
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Regiments Of Children Take Pos
session Of the Schools Today
TEACHERS OVERWHELMED.
New Training school Win All orIs
Extra Room j. Crowded TO the
Last Seat-At tie Others

Up 90 o'clock this afternoon but one
school boz the thirty odd IN this clty-.tbe
Gant-hld reported IT'S enrolment dur
ing thie. the opening day. 10 the Office
of Superintendent Cooper This. how
ever told 1n eloquent story Of the ale
most phenomenal interest taken. The
REGISTRATION there showed lhat $50 Due
nils had entered the school for the enc
suing year. These figures Will, 30 .8
known Doe largely augmented tou0.-
row. The Washington school which re-
10 the extreme northern section Of the
city about two miles distant from tnr
Grant had am opening attendance today
Uf 49, This ls an pXtrH0f-
dlnary attendance when the FAC, Is
considered that last years enrolment
was but e,3 one hundred ana fifteen
beginners were entered at this school
alone.
But 70 remained for the new training
school ON tle University grounds above
tha city 90 Doe completely overwhelmad.
The Ncugys az me attendance there had
not been compelled at "a late hour owing
90 The bis crush OF children who alone
as We'i as under the guidance OF 1ar-
puts OT guardians sought admission t1
Doe .or.Ilr 10 was feared a few dags
90 th.t owing % It's rcmotcncsg from
The rautar of the city that IL would not
Dc heavily Uatrunized, bat results tU1lg
phinly sh1"ed how pleasing a misaHa
had been made IN this particular THE
hcayy attendance Is an unqualified en.
dul.en.ut OF The effort 20 establish
manual training. domestic science and
nature study as branches Of the res-