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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-04

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neat and clean. 20 OLNEY ROAD,
Ghent. II.
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r WANT A JOB AS ALL AROUND
around the house. l6d ST. PAUL
M D-1NPERIENCHD SALES
about is to learn the business. Apply to
I IL. WESTHEIMER, 555 Church street.
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< w ANTED.-THE WHOLE OR PART
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loeSted. Would yulSI board owner If desired.
building.
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ment of the Southern Shorthand ana
< business University, on page i, of this
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M shNTED-stILLED OPERATIVES
w on hosiery IN the Farmvile Knit
& ting Mills Excellent water, house rcnt
cheap; Worry desirable location Apply Ito
+ Il. NJ. SMITH, Superintendent Farmvillc
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convenient to business part of city and
not east of CRANKY street; when replying
state price. Address s., Box 1868, City.
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NV ELSBACH LIGHTS. bMANTELS,
Wy Shades. Burners. &c, at lowest
prices at Norfolk Racket Store, SGl
Church street, j. j. SPANDORFER.
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M ORFOLk DYEING, CLEANING
IN and Repairing Co.-I4adics' Suits
cleaned; Gents Suits dyed. $500; cleaned
and pressed, .75c,, pants pressed. l0c.; car
pets a specially. AL Main. New phone 2O1.
f(1Id phone, 1[l5.
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M -ANTED.-TO RENT a FLAT OR
w three rooms for light housekeeping
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svYT8 ED-EXPERIENCED SALES
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about 16 to learn the business Apply to
il. WESTHEIME.R, 555 Church street.
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q yITANTED.-EVE YOUNG MAN
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II It YOU ARE SUFFERING FROM IN
Z Il digestion. bowe trouble, catarrh
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Illumination of any local character. i
will be to your intcrst to consult PROF.
a11ARVEY, 42l Church street.
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4 NJ ANTED. THE WHOLE OR PART
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LOCATED. Would board owner If desired.
Address OFFICE NO. l, Ballentine
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NM ANTED. AT ONCE. LADIES TO
wv work in confectionery and dining
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ierences required Apply at RICHARD
SONS CAFE. 1871 Church st. se2-Sts
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PIANOS TUNED!

yE1HE METTOWEE DAIRY IS CLOS
a ed, bur Mr.. Allen aud his staif are
With us, where they Will he glad to see
former friends and patrons. DRYS-
DALE'S. u Bank St, phones G,3. au25-tr
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WAMrep.

n n WANT a JOB AS ALL AROUND
y IL man: can do most any kind of work
around the house. lGj ST. PAUL
STREET. it,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13
THOMAS RELEASED on BAIL
work of Methodist Preachers-other
Mnycross News.

waycross. Ga. Nov. y Judge Joseph
n Bennett rcconvened Ware sup or
Court this morning and criminal busine 5
Is being disposed Of
TON Thomas. who was put IN jail last
week charged with numbering his wife.
has been liberated on bail Ills bond was
nxed al Sco. which he gave. Thomas b.
represented by Col. l. A. Wilson and
Judge j. l. Sweet Pending the andy
fis OF the womans stomach no further
action viii be taken In the case.
". NJ Baker and family leave this
week FOR Nudge. where Mr.. Baker as-
sumes charge OF the turpcntine business
formerly operate by W b. Baker q 60.
The style Of the new firm will be- ". NJ.
Baker 4 Co. Walter 3. Baker moves
20 Florida.
{. C. buchanan left this morning over
the Air Line for Douglas. where he Will
assist Rev. c. j. Adams ln a two-weeks
meeting
The Methodist preachers OF Waycross
are closing up their years work prcpara-
tory To attending the annual meeting Of
the South Georgia Conference. which
meets la Cuthbert Dec. 8. Rev. =. ~.
Whsny presiding cider o. the Waycross
district whose house Is IN this city. has
been on this work three years. a. has also
Rev. J. NJ. Glenn. pastor OF Trinity. TN
der the law OF the church they can serve
but one year more IN their present posi-
tons Rev. T. NJ Christian. pastor First
Church. has been here one year All are
popular and their return will be acccp-
table
d. r. Walker. one OF Ware county
farmers living near Upchurch. was pref
~ badly shaken up few days ago by
his mule running away with a new hay
rake he was operating. The mule was not
accustomed 60 so much noise as the ma
chine made, and she made dash across
the acld
The effort being made by some OF our
young men TO establish a distinctive
young mems meeting as the preliminary
work 20 fhe organization O fthe y NJ 6
\. IN Waycross is meeting with some
success. Two or three interesting mes.
ings have been held already and another
IS called for Friday night az the Baptist
Church. Tho regular course mapped out
by the Y. n. c. 4. will be adopted and
used.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13
CHARGED wrru COLLISION.
Prominent Nashville Man Placed
Under Arrest.

Nashville. Tenn. Noy l.-Tho arrest
o. r. p. Brady upon o federal warrant
sworn out by p. d watts cashier ~ the
First National Bank. Hlf stirred up ID
sensation Ia Nashville. The nrm OF Con
nor a. Brady. composed of ,. 81. Com
nor and 7 p Brady. Wholesale groccrs
and liquor dealers made an Assignment
to-day AMI o., arrest 10 Brady followed.
IN this cauuecaa tne disappearance last
July Of W. w. lea. an individual book
keeper % the First Natonai Bank. DO cN-
plalned
Tho 100 are charged with COLLISION in
derrauIias the bank ouf ot Sfids' DO ap-
pears taat i-ookkeeper Lea iefi on bis wa
cation jolly 81 last aud az tho CNplra 10 Is
II he tWo weeks rest failed to return
30 his desk lea had been % trusted 'm-
ploye OF the Institution Tor over tN Drtt-
two years. and his failure 90 return upon
TN date seq caused little concern am"ue
che bank officials. bat as thc days rolled
OF without udines from the missing book
keeper tfey commenced al inv .suEAti1a
OF MS bank affairs.
IL was discovered the accounts 90 Brady
ard Connor was wrong and experts we've
put 10 work. Il is charged fhaf false ou-
tries aEgre~uting Ns.ou h4d been made
~ the hookkcepcr in fhe accounts ot
this firm extending over period az i've
year,. that over s13e.o OF th.e amount had
been fraudulantiy obtained since May =
1ses. w 20 the dale ~ Leafs departure.
and that the work was carried ou ny Lea
b. Increasing tho amounts ~ The nrm
deposits on the journals of The Institution
and decree siuF she amount of the checks
drawn by toe nrm against che bank. fol-
lowing this transaction wlth false extern
sion balance.
Il Is alleged that the box
keeper would. upon certain
date. make ar entry through which the
hank would b. dcfrauded of certain sum
81 money. ard later on make such alter
sfions. always through the account OF
the firm. az would reduce the shortage.
BY operating this scheme to Sc alleged
that the two men drew from the bank
81 on in cash. hut Through the system
Of entries had PAID back. through tnr
firms account. tine sum o. Sl2po leaving
a net shortage 20 the bank ~ $4,000
The bank officials held con-
Ealtation with Conner a Brady. II
f. said thar Brady Acknowledged The
crooked transa ctlous, taking all the re-
sponsibihy upon himself stating that be
had put the money into the arms husl-
ness with the exception a. small
amount. which he used as an individual
The members Of the firm. after th.
facts were talked over. figured out that
brady had secured something Ike S2,no
and agreed 10 reimburse the hank 20 this
extent. Meanwhile the guarantee CONF
pany. which was on the bond ~ Lea.
pushed the matter. with the result that
a deed Of assignment boy Conner ana
Brady was flied yesterday with the Union
Bank and Trust Company as trustee In
the instrument an overdrafi Of tho First
National Bank FOR the sum 81 &&.7l47 70
was mentioned, covering the part o. tho
$1,000 Brady claims 10 have received un-
known TO his partner.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

Perhaps the most interesting process.
however. is that Of refining. The usual
method Is TO put gold and silver into one
rlelting pot In the proportion 81 two parts
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13
Noise az Waste EnerEy.



Sound is a form Of energy. and noisy
sound Is generally Indicative OF waste
energy. we are so accustomed saws
1assiers Magazine Ito regard sound a :
the natural Accompaniment OF mechanical
motion that the face that it Is a monitor
ial voice. ever telling us OF energy wasted
generally escapes attention The noise Of
running wheels. OF movlng water fba
cracking OF "A belt. the hum OF a DYNAMO
the rattle OF a motor car or railway
train are as sure indications q energy
resolved into a useless form as the crash
o. broken crockery ard the lamentations
Of a careless servant.
Does one grasp that every pun Of ex.
haust On a iocomotve) means that gas-s
still full az energy are allowed to exper.l
it valuelessly IN disturbing the atnos-
phere. that every jar and rumble and
shake means expenditure OF power which
the engine has 10 provide? a mile on the
bone-shaker of thirty years ago was harder
work than ten on "A modern bicycle ana
Il proclaimed the fact that 81 was an in
efficient aud eN,ravaKant machine in a
sufficiently noisy manner. Even with type
writer's and sewing-machines. the less
noise they make the less power is absorb
"a in working them. Generally speaking :
the less noise machinery makes the more
efficient II Is likely TO be. Even the inter
position OF some non-rcsonant material
as. for example. the use Of wooden or
hide teeth In wheels. while reducing sound.
N we may 50 put u IN more or less ilcti-
tious manner. adds to the efficiency. be-
cause u introduces a residence which
miuimizes shocks Just as the springs OF
coach make Il not only more comfort
able Tor the passenger. but easier going
FOR the horses. The question Of friction
and tho noise produced by rubbing sur
faces IS OF very considerable and much
more frequently recognized Importance.
but materially & differs but little either
IN expression or In effect from tho noise
Of shock. 4 rod or wire can as readily be
caused TO produce a note by rubbing 10
with a resinous glove as by strik ug IL
with a hammer How close the connection
IS moments consideration viii show
and will give us the hint that We cure only
half the complaints Ia oiliug machinery II
we stiil allow knock. aud jump from one
evil to another % In order q reduce fric-
ton we leave excessive play"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

Alter the meal has been washed clean
IL goes TO the cotton hydraulic press.
where IL Is pressed into cheeses foot
Ia diameter uud three inches thick This
pressing Is TO dry g. As the mighty
piunger descends on &c water IL forced QUE
on aA sides through minute sits This
water ~ strained through muslin ten
times. The finished cheese g. worth. IN
gold. $500; in silver $500 IL looks hard
ana dry. but Il stili contains 80 much
water that " put into one Of the super
heated furnaces the atoms OF water would
be converted into steam and explode. So
the cheeses are lined Up IN "a drying vat
heated with steam ana with hot steam
pipes as shelves. There they are baked
cen hours, after which they are ready
Tor any use.
The extreme value % the meal OF gold
makes II necessary that the men In this
department be Of unquestioned honesty
and ability. That accounts for the fact
chat they have been there many years.
for faithful man once found Is never
discharged ana the poy IS 50 certain ana
the fascination OF the work such that
few ever resign One o. the oldest en-
ployes OF the place is Supt Andrew Ma
son. who has been In the Office for about
nfty years.
All the gold chat comes to this ONCE is
bought by the government for coluin4.
Much OF this Klondyke gold finds as wav
here IN nuggets or bars Last yenr the~e
was S53@oo0o Of this gold bought. No sll-
yer Is purchased except. whnt happens 10
D. IN the sold, There was $3.50 in the
sold taken last year.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

Philadelphia. Nov i2-The Ponnsyl-
vania Railroad Company to-day gave or
ders for 100 freight ears which makes
$500 cars contracted Cor within a week
orders for GO fiat ears. The bids for
which have already been received. have
not yet been placed Last week the COM
pany placed an order for aoo0 pres 81
steel hopper coal cars OF 10000 pounds cI-
pacity with the Pressed Steel Car Com
pany Of Pittsburg
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

Philadelphia. Nov. i2-The Prcshytcrv
Of Philadelphln to-day vote
vision OF the Westminster faith and rec
commended 40 the general assembly mat
the whole matter ot revIs Jl y
b. dismissed.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

Halifax. y. s.. Nov. ia Montreal dis
patch says IL Is said Sir Wllfrid Lauricr
will recommend Charles Tucker. the re-
tired Conservative. for a pcerage for his
work in bringing about the confederation
OF Canada. and for the Introduction of
frna a.ngnls.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13
DEATH rnom NEGLECT.
Dowirlte's Laying On Of Hands
Failed "a Cure.

Leseur MINI. Nov. % This place Is
much excited over the death of Mabel
Hlaicu, daughter OF john Hableu. The
Hao.cns are powieites ard 30 q alleged
that the only thing done lor tho child
VINO wns SICK with 1.prta,rl. was 60
have J W crane 0f Wlriom who S. an
cider a. the church. li1 h.s hand on Der.
Tho coroner rendered a verdict 1f death
from neglect TH. case u.i Del brought
before tnc er1lI Ilty
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

New York. Nov. l2-The newspaper
men Of New York paid their welcome
home 20 Mark Twain az a reception given
20 che distinguished humorist az the New
York Press Club tonight.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

Milwaukee. Wis., Nov. l2.-The date Of
the national convention OF tho Benevolent
and Protective order Of Elks which
meets here next year has been changed
from the week Of July IL 70 that Of July
~
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

Sweden is suffering from the effects OF
a boom IN manufacturing which has
drawn thousands OF the country people to
the larger towns and caused house rents
tu advance % or 30 per cent Many Of the
manufacturers have invested beyond their
capital and are in distress. Money is very
scarce and q crisis Is threatened
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

- silver 10 one OF gold This Is u-,tlred
OF into broad. shallow molds. that leave
ID. when cold. la the shape Of wafies.
foot square and quarter Of an inch
thick ana permoated with round holes.
These eiates are hoisted 20 the NTH
floor. where they are boiled for six hours
In great pots nlled with sulphuric acid.
Their. are ton of these boiling pots. and
thev are kept busy. consuming about 3.
ogl pounds ~ acid daily As YOU enter this
bofilnr-~oom the fumes that are driven
from the pr.~ious porr.dgo suing your
throat ana make YOU gasp ana cough. but
the mon who work here have been years
IN n ana they saw their health Is excel
lent
when the bouinr process ia finished IL
~ found thar the acid has enten uo all
~ tho metal but ,ho gold The gold lies
a. meal In the bottom % the pots. tha
silver and gross metals being held ln sus-
prnslou. The uqud Is svphoned on ana
run 40 The eoor below. where h Is nut into
Great copper-uned watts Plates OF pure
conner are nus into 40 Here het steam il
forced into IL Gradually the silver Ia the
sofutiop ts denosit.d on the hotton AMI
sides OF the watts IN a white meal. rs place
II ihe solution being taken bv copper. IN
an AN the silver has been deposited
The liquid svrhonea from the gold is
euirhote OF silver now n Is svphonea
from the silver as Rulnhafe OF copper.
This sulphate OF CONFER a run now into
watts on floor below. where Il Is left stand
Ing for Eve aovs In zinc-lne,l watts into
which s,rips ~ nure zinc ar. suspended
The conner IN me il1u5d crvstallzes on the
strlna ~ zir~ - nine ,,ftrtoI
T-be a. 81 t,.se r-,..f,ls are yve,k and
duu and ,hev ,rc mad mo , second eo-
iition. after which thev form CRYSTALS Of
4 blue ~ brilliant thai n delights the eve
ard seems 49,, be,uttf,,i ~ ~ fhe deadly.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

CROPS RUINED N MICHIGAN.
Losses to the Farmers Are Estimated
at $500. 900.

St. Joseph. Mich. Nov i2-Two-thrds
OF the entire potato crop Of the state Of
Michigan has been ruined by the recent
storms The loss TO farmers is estimated
a. over 10000.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

Remember that, usual, carry a more complete
ne OF Black Dress Goods than any house in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08
The Laughter Cure.

Laugh and grow fat is 4 p"ovarh
that H. worthy III being made part of
ones creed for daily living Prov
erbs are merely epitomes of human ,X-
perience. and that particular saying
commends itself to the ohseI tant
mind. A laugh is complex in H. work
ngs but direct in it's results. 1t has
a physical movement. causing the ant
cries to dilate and the tlow of blood IN
hasten. thus promoting An increas of
vital processes and a mental action
through stimulating the blood vessels
0f the brain
\ nervous invalid was induced M jry
Laughter treatment" year ago
She read all the funny books she -ould
find. laboriJusly Conned even the comic
weeklies. and when she could find
nothing else To laugh AZ laughed AL
herself for the eff lrt. Every oua
knows how inevitably a forced laugh.
If continued will merge into a genuine
burst Of hilarity. and the invalid found
herself shriekinE with laughter over
the absurdity of it. III q month she be-
gan to feel stronger and in less than
year was wholly recovered.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08
Too Much Neatness.

Cleanliness T. next ID godliness-that' /
been impressed upon rs from childhood =
hours with so much energy that some
times were in danger OF OVERRIDING il
and becoming 50 abnOrmally neat that a
suffering family prays long ana earnest
~ hat the afflicted one may have a
change Of heart in this direction
\ young woman known to the writer
belongs to this abnormally tidy class.
Does one Of her relatives place re-
ceipted bin for an instant on the corner
oI the mantelpieCe when she's around Id
Is removed inStanter. and either careful
ly pigeon-holed where it will never be
found until housecleaning day rolls
around again. or else torn into bits and
burned up.
Does another leave u book III handy
spot Tor moment and turn his head
when ne looks again. presto, the volume
has been closed and stands neatly among
us fellows in the bookcase. whence il
must be brought by its irritated reader
one may De 50 cleanly as To make 9TH
er people ungodly, ana a house an un-
comfortable and unattraCtive place-it is
To such a one that this little Preach
ment is addressed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08
Household Hints.

| Many persons are possessed III an
erroneous notion as to what really
| good bread is. There are some who
| thlnk that bread must absolutely be
| light IN texture ana appearance. ana
TINS without regard u any other con
sldcration II is true that bread should
be light but it should likewise be firm.
y ought not to crumble when broken
II y Il TOO light il loses that peculiar
| bredd-like taste which is difficult 10
describe. but which one will invariably
recognize. one may more frequently
hear a woman apologize for the an
pearance of her bread than for the
quality OF il.
nice change for dessert is baked
fruits, They may be served with cream
or simple Custard sauce. Take pears
or tart apples OF good size. firm. but
quite ripe Pare and remove cores with
out dividing the fruit Fill the cayi-
ties with sugar lay thin slice Of lem
on tsugareh "n TOP ana bake until
tender.
The failure to make fruit jelly may
be traced 70 the cause of selecting that
which IS over-ripe. A beautiful ana
very delicious jelly is made from un
der-ripe blackberries. They should be
picked when they have reached their
highest coloring in red-just before
they begin 70 turn black This is al
excellent jelly and is regarded by some
as superior To the finest Currant ielly
in flavor. In making preserves or can
ming fruits the surplus juice should be
bottled or put into small jars and care
fully sealed. while hot. These Juices
are excellent in puddingS and sauces.
II is said that American kitchens are
the worst in the world. Work il yerv
materially promoted by means Of a
good kitchen. 1t should be roomy.
night and capable of good ventilation
without sending its odors and its steam
through the house. 1t should have plen-
ty of good. convenient closets for all
that pertains to the work there done.
1t should have direct access to the fuel
store rooms or cellar, where provisions
are stored. and convenient access To
the dining-room. A window communi-
cation is best between dining-room and
kitchen.
The following advice from a bright
woman interested in household wavs.
Is we'll worth heading: Let no one sup
pose because a good wife lives in a
small house and dimes on homely fare
me general principles Of polite deport-
ment do not apply to her. A small
house is more easily kept clean than
palace. Taste may be quite as Well
displayed in the arrangement Of dishes
on pine table as in grouping the
silver and china of the wealthy. Skill
IN cooking is as readily shown as a
baked potato or boiled one. either as
IN canvasback duck. The charm Of
good housekeeping lies in a dainty at
tention To little things-not in a super