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Daily camera., 1900-12-21
KISSED THE MINISTERS.

Paris, Dec. 7l-The ministers were
hissed as they entered the assembly to
day. There is great feeling over the ar
rest OF Major Cuignet for breach Of dis
cipline in the Dreyfus case Partisans
Of the army regard his arrest as an insult
to the army.
Daily camera., 1900-12-21
RACE WAR AT FLORENCE.

Florence. Colo.. Dec. 7I-Edward
Seeds was killed by fello Italian work.
man To-Day. Uy peIng MT IN rne neau WIN
a large timber. There vas bad race
feeling befos: and trouble is apprehend
ed. A gang Of Italians were recently
brought from Pueblo to work in the
Rocky Mountain smelter.
Daily camera., 1900-12-21
OFFICIALS QUARREL
Over tho Reward aud Gay dc Grey Remains
In Pus bio.

Pueblo, Dec. 2I--A dispute over the
500 reward offered by Teller county
people for Clyde Gray, who assaulted a
girl at Divide. is likely to keep him here
Sheriff Goddard OF Colorado Springs
has got the reward and offers to divide,
but the sheriff Of this county refuses to
give the young man up unless he gets it
all. This is highly satisfactory to Gray,
who fears he will be lynched it taken to
Teller COUNTY
Daily camera., 1900-12-21
M'KINLEy is I'LL.

Warrington. Dec. 2I-Presid-n, Nc
Kinley is not in to callers. His physl.
clan says he has cold. but there is some
alarm in official circles.
Daily camera., 1900-12-21
FOUR
SPECIAL BAROAINDAYS
I thursday, Friday, Satur-
day and rlonday at
the Peoples Store.

Right now when you need it we give
you them at almos. half price to close
out all holiday goods. Look at these
prices.
Ladies silk initial handkerchiefs. sell
everywhere at 2oc, 90 the four days at
I5c, or two for 75c.
Ladies kid gloves. best make, Fosters
patent gloves, worth $r75, our price for
the four bargain days only TIC.
Ladies fur neck scarfs. beautiful
and useful present. worth $3.50. 60 these
bargain days at o8c.
Chidren's gloves, imported quality
kid with fur tops. sell a, osc, go a, 68..
Ladies slippers with fur tops. good
grade that sells at SI.38. the four days
price is o8c.
Ladies shoes, warranted French kid,
the newest styles. sell for S3, now only
SIoS.
Mems Xmas slippers. embroidered
velvet or alligator. sell at oSc. now
only 68c.
Turkish chair tides, pretty present.
only Ioc.
Ladies jackets. our 1915 k,rsey
jacket. lined all through and stitched all
over. 60 nov at $o.75.
Misses jackets, ~ to IS years, sold a,
S o5, for the four days they will sell at
1896.
Gentlemen's handkerchiefs, warranted
pure linen, sells at 25c. nt W Ioc.
Daily camera., 1900-12-21

We are making new line Of bread
and cakes. Try them and you will find
some difference. Temple bakery.
IoA PC. JOHNSON.
Daily camera., 1900-12-21

The party seen taking an overcoat
from the M. E. church last Sunday
night will please return to the janitor or
trouble will follow.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-23
LAM BERT'S POINT.

Inerc was very large attendance
OF the members at the meeting of the
W. c. L. u. held at the residence of
Mrs. Capps, on Rappahannook street,
Yesterday afternoon. Mrs. DIR. Far
nler the president, presided. Good re-
ports were secured from the various
departments of work
owing to the rapid growth of the
Loyal temperance Legion, of which
Mrs, Lakes is the superintendent Mrs.
Minter and Mrs. NJ. e. Jones were ap-
pointed as her assistants.
The Literary Department was taken
up, and Mrs. Belcher was placed in
charge of It,
n parlosNsocinl was discussed, and 1t
was decided to hold one early in April
at the residence of Mrs. Belcher, on
Lawrence avenue.
BREVITIES.
Inc many friends Of Miss Gussc
Jcifries will regret to learn that she
is confined to her home on Myers av-
elue with the grip
Mr. Edward Holland, OF Tanners
Creek. will shortly erect n handsome
residence on Pocohontas avenue.
Dr. Farmer, who has been quite sick
for some days at his home on Myers
avenue. with the grip, is able to re-
sumo the practice of his profcssion.
The choir OF st. Marks Episcopal
Church is preparing n fine program of
music Tor Easter Sunday.
AIR. John Mathews, of Oxford Uni
vcrsity, England. will give n Bible read
ing at st. Marks Episcopal Church
Sunday afternoon at O'clock
a number of young ladies OF the vii
lage arc arranging a fine program for
a Easter entertainment, to be given
after the close OF Lent
The Business Mems Association OF
1'ambert's Point held their usual bust
ness meeting at the store OF Messrs.
Baker and Mcpherson. on Bowden's
ferry road. last night and transacted
considerable business of interest to the
association.
Mr.. Fl. j. Hyslop. who has been con-
fined at his home for several weeks by
physical indisposition. is able to be
out
a. meeting will be held at the office
OF Dr. Druory. on Pocohontas avenue,
tonight looking to the institution Of a
Masonic lodge In the village
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-23
CHASED BY BABOONS.
(Cinccinnati Enouirerl

Ralph Waldo. formerly of this CITY.
has written home letter from Bula-
wayo. Rhodesia. in which he says he is
lieutenant in a provisional British
regiment which was intended to go to
the relief of Mafeking. Mr.. Lewis
tells a story of thrilling encounter
with an army of balloons. which came
near being n serious matter for him.
He SAYS he shot a large male baboon
at a spring some distance from camp
one morning. Continuing, he says:
The ba boon never made a cry but fell
with thud full 100 feet to the bottom
OF the ledge. Immediately .another
came. and looking over the edge, saw
its comrade below. Then, seeing me.
gave a most hideous veil. AS if by
magic the entire ledge on both sides
swarmed with balloons. and as I was
alone and my rife had jammed after
the first shot on account of dirty car
fridge. l became nervous. and much
more so when I saw them moving in n
body toward me. I took to my heels
and ran with all my speed for the
camp. And 1t was wise that I did,
for they followed me for two or three
hundred yards. but l outstripped them
An old-timer here told me that 1 GER
tainly would have been attacked had I
remained,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-23

Hucsne Works. Duquesnc. Pa, includ-
ing Duquesne blast furnaces and Du-
Iuesne Steel Works: the Homestead
Slesi Works. Munhall and Homestead,
IA. including Bessemer Steel depart
nent. Omen Hearth Steel department,
Armor Plate department and thirteen
IInishins mills; the Carnegie Blast
furnaces. Rankin. Pa; the Lucy Blast
+ ufhaces. Pittsburg. Pa: the Upper
Union Mills. Plttsburg; the Lower
C Ch.on Mills Pittsburg: the Latimer
Coke Works. Latimer, Pa; the Yough-
ioghcny Coke Works. Douglas. Pa: the
Sarnegie Natural Gas Company, the
houghiogheny Water Company. the
Mount Pleasant Water Company. the
nro;ter Water Company, the Union
nn .iia Comaany the Slackwater
Railroad Company the Youghlogheny
Northern Railway Company. The Pitts
ourE. Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad
Company, all the coal and coke prop
cry OF the III. c. Frick Coke Company
IN fayette and Wtstmoreiand counties.
"a; including 10000 acres of unmined
coal. 10000 acres of surface lines. II 900
coke ovens $500 railroad cars and 3 5o(,
DWELLINGS,; the Pittsburg and Conncaut
DOCK Company 1876 per cent. of the
capital stock of the Pennsylvania and
Erie Dock COMPANY, one-fourth
OF the canital stock of the New York.
y, e.-iss Nniiia and Chic Dock Company,
v,
ing all of the stock of the Metropolitan
IRON and Land Company: all of the
STOCK OF the Pioneer Iron Company. 81. 3
per cent. of the stock Of the Lake SUI
p.rl"r IRON Company. Sc per cent. of the
saock OF the Security Land and F,xplo-
ration company. onc-halt of the capitol
Itoek OF the Pewabic Company. the
rittS0urg Limestone Company. Limited.
me Pittsburg Steamship COMPANY. in
o oi,uu..s an OF its vessel property. etc.
e'eNeh steamships and two barges with
carrying capacity of 800. 900 tons nor
annum. ' Psi
MIR. TRICKS POSITION.
II is learned tonight from one in
lose touch with the Carnegie Com
pany. that the new organization viii
De capitalized at $3.50. 900. 900.
Inc same gentleman says Mr.. FricIS
VIII remain in the new company in thn
same relative position he held Just pre-
Fious TO the bringing of his suit.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-23

such small ground-keeping insects as
ran to their lot in summer Like the
long-spurs. which are their cousins
out less white. they wander In flncks
over the turdras and shore plains. al
ways preferring the coast to the inte-
rior. From such places the Ice, fright
tui winds and deepening SHOWS of No
vcmher gradually drive them away.
put they go no farther TIM they ara
compelled TO go. and sometimes are uu-
common In mid-winter even at Lake
superior. while it is only at rare inter-
walls that they appear in any consider
able numbers In the central United
states. This may mean, to be sure.
that the crop of seeds in the North Is
small, but all kinds of seed are not apt
TO fall the same year so that the bet
ter explanation is that at such times
an extraordinary snowfall has buried
their larde;r along the Saskatchewan,
In keewayd,n or Labrador, and forced
them TO flee beyond the storms limit.
Knowing these facts. it is fair pre-
diction when we sec Northern birds
thronging far beyond their ordinary
Southern range, and ut surprisngly
early date. that the United States will
feel the chill influence from beyond
its borders, and that we shall have u
snowy and probable cold winter
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-23
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ONLY.

upon garbage and scraps that may be
thrown out, or searching with keen sa-
gacity for the hunters traps in order
TO steal the bait or rob them Of their
spoil. 1t accompanies with Grewsome
zeal the wandering bands of musk oxen
and caribou, eager to seize upon the
Weaklings that fall and freeze, or be-
comes camp follower OF wolves. mar
tens and other fierce bandits OF the
dark and snowy Wilderness, hopinr i'm
partially either to share in their bloody
quarry or to pick the bones of any allv
that dies OF hunger or quarrelnc or
may be shot for its pelt, or killed
deer.
Such carrion, eked out with spruce
buds. birch and willow twigs, berries.
etc. gives the crow a prccarious hold
on life until spring releases a more
ample larder. His sable form and
shadow are as ominous to the half
starving exiles OF that dreadful region
as rs the Vulture of the nomads of the
desert.
The crow does not turn white in win
ter even on the shore of the Arctic sea.
as do other birds that remain there or
near there, and there is no reason whv
he should. since. so long as he Is in
health, he Is In no danger from any
other foe. nor in need of any disguise
to enable him to steal upon his prey.
WHEN ARCTIC BIRDS GO SOUTH.
The great snowy owl. on the con-
trary, which also is an arctic winterer
profits by being white, since he is NOT a
scavenger. but must subsist for the
most part on what he can capture
among creatures always on the look
out for him. When famine and cold
have sent into their hibernacula
all the small animals he would dare to
attack, when fishes are sealed from his
grasp by Ice. and most OF the birds
have gone south. he is compelled In
high ATTITUDES to depend almost who'll
~ upon the arctic snow grouse or
ptarmigans. which they hunt in the
willow glades that border the water
courses or seek along the edges of the
spruce woods. Ptarmigans. too. are
snow white in winter. except that the
short tall is black and betrays them to
the owl, whose deadly pounce by day
as well as by night Is often avoided by
the grouse diving into the snow and
scramoling away beneath It. This ma
neuVer frequently foils the OWL but It
Is not so effective against foxes, who
Will either follow the fugitive or. call
culating nicely when the bird will burst
out, walt to seize 1t Us 1t energies from
the drift.
Now, the snowflake Is one OF this
small and desperate company. but II
has not quite the endurance nor the
food-getttng ability of Its larger fell
lows. The. snowhakes are flnches and
cat eli so-ts OF seeds and fruits. with
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-23
BERKELEY Ne WS AND ADVERTISEMENTS

Liberty street. Len Williams rode the
wheel. which belonged to Mr.. P. II.
Broulette. to the store and went inside,
and when he returned the wheel was
gone.
A JOKE.
Misses Emily Caps and Florence
Ackiss. of Bowling Green Seminary.
are stopping with Miss Jennie Howard
at her home, on Liberty street. Ac-
cording to report they secretly left the
seminary at an early hour yesterday
morning 10 take the accommodation
train for Richmond. On learning of
their departure Mr.. Rowe boarded the
next train and found them at Rich
mond. All persuasions were useless
and the principal had to return to
Bowling Green. while the young ladies',
together with Miss Lillian Murphy and
Misses Sallic Partridge, who left at the
same time. proceeded to Norfolk, and
All are now greatly enjoying the joke.
BRIEF MENTION.
Mr.. G. l.. Thompson, the jeweler. has
secured n sufficient number of names to
organize his band and has an ad in
this issue for a room in a suitable
location in which to practice.
Attention Ia called to Messrs. Nor
gan: Heard &c Co.'S nd. In this issue.
calling attention to their special
prices for Saturday only.
An entertainment will be given in
the spacious lodge room in Pythian
castle next Thursday night. A program
OF interest Is being prepared for the
occasion.
The carpenters and joiners of Berk-
icy nave organized union with the
following temporary officers: e. P.
West, chairman: w. ]. Lttleheld. sec
rotary; a. S. Johnson, treasurer. The
organization will be perfected next
Wednesday evening.
Misses Irene and Florence Cooper Of
Lamoerts Point. spent yesterday aft
ernoon with Miss Minnie Marwitz
Miss Ruth West has returned from
FRANKLIN where she spent about three
weeks With Mrs. Mac Jones of that
place.
II is understood that Boyd's machine
shor is to be moved to Thomas railway
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-23
ATLANTIC CITY.

The ladies Interested in getting IN
the Novelty Carnival to be given for
the benefit Of the new Baptist Church
to be erected in Client have about com
pleied all arrangements for the OMEN
ING at Odd Fellows Hall next Mon
day night. the 26th instant. The hail
VIII be artistically decorated with flags,
bunting, palms and rare flowers and
the attract ons 10 be presented on each
evening VIII be OF highly meritorious
character. An elegant supper will he
served each evening at a small sum
The announcements repeatedly made
that the carnival is now in progress
are erroneous.
The largest congregation that has
yet attended the evangelistic meetings
at Colley Memorial Presbyterian
Church was present last night. Dr.
Doggett preached a powerful sermon
Oh 1.-THE Value OF thu SOUL" which held
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-23
TWO sHo0TINGs
White Man Wounds Himself; Ne
gro's Bullet Hit Wrong Person.
Harris Pistol Was Easy on Trigger a Now
Factory Theft of bicycle College
Girls Take IL Trip OIL Their own Account
Brief Mention.

a white man by the name of Harris
accidentally shot himself in the leg
while trying his pistol on Liberty street
last night. Only u flesh wound was
produced. Harris had his pistol on his
person for protection against footballs.
and when he saw a crowd of negroes
ahead OF him he pressed slightly on the
trigger TO see If it would work. 1t was
quicker than he had calculated, and
now he is nursing Il leg.
LITTLE GIRL SHOT.
yesterday afternoon about $3.50 o'clock
deal OF excitement was caused on
Ninth street by John Clark, colored.
shooting at Thomas Holly, also col
ored. 1t seems that Holly has been
gong to see Clark'S girl, and We'd
nesday night the two met at the girls
mouse. Early yesterday morning the
Two rivals met on the street and
passed sharp words. and yesterday af-
ternoon Clark waited for Holly to re-
turn from his work, and when he saw
nm coming he walked out and fired at
MIN. Instead OF striking Holly. the
Dali penetrated the left leg of the six
Sear-old girl of John James. colored.
Inc girl was crossing the street at the
time the shooting occurred. When the
\
made his escape. He had not been ar
rested at late hour last night. The
wound inflicted on the girl. while pain
lui. is not thought to be serious. DR..
Truitt attended her.
a NEW FACTORY.
Mr. ]. VI. Raffel. of Baltimore. is ar
ranging to open a paper box factory
in the lower portion of Odd Fellows
Hall, South Norfolk
He intends to manufacture all sizes
Of paper boxes. in which to shin manu-
featured goods. He expects to begin
operating by the last of the week
MUSICAL AND LITERARY
There was large gathering Of youno
people at the residence of Mrs. John w
Jones. In South Norfolk. last evening
me occasion was grand musical and
literary entertainment given by the
committee on improvements to the Lib.
erty Street NJ. Il. Church. Refresh.
ments were served and the evening wa.
spent pleasantly.
AN APRON SOCIAL
Tho Apron Social given at the resi-
dence OF MIR. n. p. Tatem, on Pendle
ton avenue, yesterday evening, for III,
benefit OF the Main Street Christian
church. was considered IL grand sue
cess. There were n large number O,
persons present and the evening wn.
most en1Gyabiy spent. Various game.
were INDUCED In and refreshment:
were served.
a BICYCLE STOLEN.
Yesterday afternoon about 4 o.clocl
some unknown person stole a bicycle
from the front of Mr.. II. l.. Edwards
bicycle store. on Berkeley avenue ant
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-23
WEST NORFOLK.

The wife and twin children of Mr..
Willie Thomas, who have been critic
ally i'll for several weeks. are improv-
ing.
MIR. Eshum. late proprietor of Hotel
Duke. has returned to his former home
at Snow Hill, Md.
Mr.. Charlie VIM, engineer Mt the
yard. has rented house on Fourth
street from Mr.. r. w. Parsons.
MIR. T. w. Parsons, one of our prom
inent merchants. yesterday purchased
the old school house and will have it
removed to one of his lots on Fourth
street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-23
BRAIN BLETON.

A large and appreclative audience at
tended The musical entertainment given
at Kirn Hail last night by the Ladies
AuXiliary to the brotherhood of Loco
motives Engineers. The program as
published in the Nirginian-Pilot yester-
day was fully carried out, oil of the
participants performing their respec-
tive parts in u. highly creditable man
ncr. During the entertainment Ice
cream and cake was served. and at It's
close many in the audience remained
and pnrtook of an elegant supper pre-
pared by committee OF ladies'. ~
handsome sum was realized.
Prof. Rood will deliver at the Park
Avenue Baptist Church one night next
week his thrilling lecture, entitled Ten
Nights in n Bar-room," which Will be
Illustrated with a number OF very fine
stcreopticon views.
The Busy Bee Society of Spurgeon
Memorial Baptist Church Will meet
Miss Vera Moore. No. 800 East Bran
full attendance of members is request
ed as business of importance will be
considered.
Thc revival of religion, which has had
n. very successful run at Trinity NJ
T.. Church for nearly three weeks,
closed Wednesday night There were
nfty-six professions during the pro-
The net proceeds from the Sock
Social" given at the residence of Mrs.
w. II. Luck Wednesday night. amount
cd TO SlO.67
The alarm OF fire at 3 O'Clock yester-
day morning was caused by flames is
suing from the rear wing of residence
No. 10 South Kelly avenue, occupied
by Mr.. Cosgrove. BY the time of the
arrival of the uptown Fire Department,
which lost no time in getting to work,
the fire was confined 10 the apartment
where it broke out. and was extin-
Euished in three quarters of an hour.
But for the vigilance of the police, who
were promptly on the scene, two per-
CONS. gentleman and lady, who were
asleep in the room. and who were with
some difficulty awakened by the Off
GERS. would have been burned to death.
They barely had time to escape in their
night clothes. The property is owned
by Mr.. Ship. of Princess Anne county.
The damages To tho building by fire
and water is estima ted at $500, on
which there Is an insurance.
Both the Citizens and Brambleton
Democratic Clubs held meetings last
night, which were fairly wall attended.
. The usual quota of candidates were
present and presented their claims to
the SURFACES of the voters. The re-
marks of each speaker was received
with applause.
the contractor. Mr.. DENLY. has COM
menced the permanent Improvement OF
Maple avenue. The work is progressing
very satisfa ctorily.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-23
HUNTERSVILLE.

The Bean Social Club. of Linden
wood, will give supper tonight, at
which each member will be required
to eat one pint of beans and a sweet
potato. or forfeit one dollar.
Mr.. II. a. Howell is seriously Ill at
MS residence, corner of Sixth avenue
and Hunter street.
The young ladies' Of the Methodist
Church are arranging for n delightful
musicale and literary entertainment to
be given In the near future.
The board walks on many of the
thoroughfares in the village are in a
very dilapidated condition.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-23
. Office of the City Clerk,
Council Chamber.
Portsmouth, Va, March 10. 1850.

g EALEH PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
~ ce!ved until o'clock y. m. on 9TH day
OF Arril. 1900 ut the City Clerks Office.
and at that time and place will be public
Is opened, for IIG CITING WITH ELI:C-
TRICKY THE STREETS. MARKET
ItOISE. MARKET-SHED AND CITY
Ct OCk OF the city for u period of one ID.
three %, or five (0 years.
Also at the same time and place scaled
proposals will be received for lighting the
CITY PUBLIC BUILDINGS WITH GAS
OR ELECTRIClTY. contracts for the
Same 10 cover the same periods of time as
above.
Contracts to begin on 1st day of Sep
temher, 1900, at II o'clock noon and tn end
on LIST day of September. l901-1103- 1905 at
IL o'clock noon. Specifications to be had
on application.
Tho Committee OH Lights reserves the
right to reject any or all bids. Communal
cations other than proposals should bo
addressed to
SAM'L T. MONTAGUE.
m2O-9t Chairman of Committee on Lights.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-23
Sample of Reform.

Baltimore. Md. March 81, 1900.
Editor Virginian- Pilot:
Your Saturday and Sunday articles
on the Landmark are the best criti-
cisms OF the Baltimore Sun and News
ever printed Hoffpacker is a. fair sam
pie of the reform or anti-Bryan ele-
ment now in entire control of city and
State. only not being as learned and
not having the experience of others.
he is not able to "get into the push
without attracting attention to himself.
Yours truly,
FRANK DORSEY
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-23
Y. m. C. q, Notes.

The Ottomwa Male Quartette and
Miss Jessie Kleinman tonight at $50
IN Association Hall. last number of the
association star crnnSe.
a very interesz ting match game of
basket ball was y Sed in the gymna-
SUM. resulting in a score of 81 to 90
IN favor of the Blues. This was the
nth game in the series now being
played for the championship of the
league. n large audience was pres
emf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-23
PEOPLES FORUM.

NOTE.-The Peoples Forum being
freely open to all parties. classes, per-
sons. views and capabilities, the Vir-
ginian-Pilot is responsible for none
OF the statements nor opinions ex-
pressed therein. nor for the style in
which they are set forth. The Ignorant
and uneducated shall be heard here
equally with the learned
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-23
PORTSMOUTH ADVERTISEMENTS NORFOLK LOCAL

the earnest and undivided attention Of
the entire audience. A deep feeling
mas been already awakened on the sub
ject of salvation. There will be SER
vice at o'clock this afternoon. and
at night at S:45 o'clock DR.. Doggett
Will preach at both services.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-23
PROPERTIES INCLUDED.

The properties to be included in the
reorganization of the Carnegie Steel
Company Limited. and allied interests
are as follows: The Carnegie Steel
Company. Limited owning the Edger
Thompson Works. Bessemer. Pa, in
Guiding Edgar Thompson blast fur
naces. Edgar Thompson foundry, Ed
gar Thomson Steel Works: the Du-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-23

a BICYCLE STOLEN.
Yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clocl,
some unknown person stole a bicycle
from the front of Mr.. II. l.. Edwards
bicycle store. on Berkeley avenue and