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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-25

High grade underwear and hosiery.
RUDOLPH & WALLACE,
1873 Main Street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-25

Fine colorings. select designs, perfect
workmanship in the garments tailored
by
RUDOLPH & WALLACE,
$50 Main Street.
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All transicnt Adycrtase enes In.
serted In those columns must BIO paid
for I'm advance,
Ratio, ono cont pcr word zach In
nertion. lpinirnurp, 20 ocnts.
FoUNp d.

rNHE GENTLEMAN (WEARING A
Il Mascns' pin) who lost sum of
MONEY! in my store Will please call for
information. III. CROCKEN, $50 Church
street.
EoUND ADRIFT IN ELIZABETH
II river. 14-foot dinkey. which owner
can have by proving property and pay
Va oc20-l0t
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BOARDERS.

nv CELY FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH
or without hoard: trems reasonable.
2sf GRANNY STREET. oc25-lw.
T ARGE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.
IL with board. suitable for two gentle
mon. all modern conveniences: use of
phone. Apply j'5 CUMBERLAND ST.
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TELEPHONE MATTER.
Tho Councils Should Establish
Minimum and Maximum Rates.
Business Mon Say Then "wo Would Know
Whore We are ut" : Treat all Companies
Alike Equal Privileges and Equal Bur-
dons.

To-day the Virginian-Pilot gives fur
Their interviews on the telephone rate
matter and the general sentiment of
business men is that the Councils
should at once fix minimum and maxi
mum rates for all telephone companies
doing business here.
WHITE & co.
Mr.. NJ. j. w. White. of White & Co.,
rental agents. said that the City Coun-
ellis have no right to discriminate be-
tween telephone companies. That is,
they should not have held one company
to maximum rate of charges and al
lowed another to charge what 1t
pleases. MIR. White said that he as
sisted in bringing the Southern States
Telephone Company here when the
Bell was charging a high rate for a
poor service. He assisted In obtaining
He is under the impression that $50 of
these contracts are still in force here.
He thinks the Councils should place
both companies on equal terms with a
maximum and minimum rate.
NEW coNUNDRUM-wHEN is A
Observation-Disclosures IT'S A BELL
TELEPHONE FRANCHISE.
MIR. F. DeCORDY MATTHEW'S.
Mr.. f. DeCordy Matthews. of the De-
Cordy Coal Company. said he is OPP
posed to monoppiies. The City Coun-
ellis should protect the citizens from a
telephone monopoly here. The DeCordy
Company will quit using the Bell tele-
phone at the expiration Of its contract.
There should be restriction of the
charges on all the telephone companies.
and. as agents of the people, the City
Councils ShOuld make the hest arrange
ment that can be made in the interest
of the people. He believes in maxi
mum and minimum rate.
$50
WHEN OUR EXPERTS WE'RE
LOOKING FOR. WATER AND TALK
DIDN'T THEY BORE INTO THE
RELL TELEPHONE COMPANY
STOCK BOOKS?
MIR. II. C. HOGGARD.
Mr.. II. c. Hoggard, real estate and
collection agent. says he commends the
Virglnian- Pilot for it's opposition to the
newspaper which has the boldness to
contend for the rights of the people.
He was afraid the City Councils had
NO authority to restrict the Bell Tele-
phone Company, but after reading the
franchise published by the Virginian-
was clear. They should fix maximum
and a minimum rate ut such rates as to
prevent monopoly.
MR. PENDERtS GANG WELL
WATER SYSTEM IS SAID TO BE a
LAKE SYSTEM OR RUN INTO a
BLOCK OF BELL TELEPHONE
STOCK?
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You ought to Mako up

Your mind right now what you are
going TO need this winter in the way
of carpets, mattings. furniture, stoves
and the Ike. and come right along this
way and look over our line; you
needn't wait for the ready cash.
WILLIAMSON & SYKES,
sci and 500 Church ST.. two doors from
Queen Street Market. oc2l
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-25

You will find satisfactory garments
when you have them tailored by
RUDOLPH & WALLACE,
1893 Main Street,
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M ANTEp-ENPERIE SKIRT
w and waist hands. no others need
apply LAWRENCE & WELTON. 2lS
NJ ain street. oc25-tf
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M ANTED-A GOOD RELIABLE MAN
w TO take charge Of our business In
paid. NORTH JERSEY NURSERIES.
Springfield. N. j. 1t"
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n FFICES.-A FEW VERY DESlRA-
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cmn be leased now for January list. 1901,
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BUILDING. oc.t-su,tu. th-St
list RECEIVED-CONSf OF
- choice Salt Mnllets. packed in 20 Id.
pork barrels. which we offer to-day at
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W gentlemen. n suite OF two furnished
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" DUNG LADY WANTED FOR THE
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- E-OPENING or CHENT MARKET.
~ We respectfully call 1.-The attention of
tho public. especially tho people OF the
West End and Client. that We have open
cd with n fun limo OF heavy and fancy
groceries. including fresh meats. poultry.
and vegetables. and everything kept In d
first-clnss grocery and meat market b.
T. KEITH IL CO. 15s Pntetourt Street
All goods delivered in any part OF the
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ENOR SALE-COAL AND WOOD OF
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WATER PIPE FOB SALE !

About $4,000 feet 20 in. Cast Iron Water
Pipe made by X. d. Wood & Co, about ITO
lbs. to foot. In Il II. lengths. in first-class
condition for reuse Suitable for water
pipe, drain pipe or sewer pipe. will bo
sold In lots to suit. NJ II. CASHIN,
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an THE 1ST WILL HAVE TWO OR
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YOUNG MAN WANTED AS TREAS
Il urcr for Theatrical Company. TO so
on the road: SlQ0 cash required, salary
SIS per week and expenses. Address
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w ANTED-"ANSNVER ONLY IF YOU
W are apractical bookkceper or clerk
familiar with retail lumber and planning
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arm For Rent.

Containing about Go acres, nearly all
cleared; dwelling with five rooms and
outhouses; is about miles from town.
and has half mile water front on Broad
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MADAM SMELL NEWMAN. RE
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Test Medium. can be consulted at her
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HAVE YOUR FERNERY FILLED
IL at MENTIONS FLOWER STORE.
l05 CRANKY Street. oc23-t.t
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DIANOS TUNED. PIANOS TUNED,
L We employ two expert factory tun-
crs. Have your piano tuned by skilled
workmen Send postal or phone llO9.
Prompt attention given TO country or
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IN ISEASES OF THE DOG is
~ speciality of DIR. G. X. RHODES.
Graduate of Ontario Veterinary College:
new phone $50; old phone $50: orders left
ut Trotters Drug Store promptly attend
ed: both phones. ocl6-aw'
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-25

nR j. II. GARRETT OFFERS HIS
- services to the public: practice
limited TO diseases of the Eye. Ear. Nose
and Throat. Office Tazewell Building,
CRANKY Street opposite Monticello Io-
tel Hours: a. M. TO p. m, and to
=. m. ocll-lm
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
TKINLEr PROSPERITY N NEm-JgRSgy
rom The Morrls County Chronicle

From The Morris County Chronicle
The number OF depositors in the savings banks
and the amount OF their depoSitOrs Furnish a vs-y
safe index OF the financial condition Of the com
munltN Judging by this index the people Of Morris
County have been thriving during the last four
years. IN spite OF several adverse local circuu-
stances. ~ N ~
The number Of depoSi'ors in the Morris County
savings Sank on september 10. 1896 was q sIt On
september 30, 1890. the number OF 6epOsitCrs mad
increased To Sl2S, 1Sl2 depositorS than IN
ISsn. a gain of nearly - per cent The Increase
Sttl goes on as Will he seen from fact that
months.
Not only are there more depoSturs but the
amount or the deposits has increased from 81 rs
vSl VS IN lsSo to SSO0O2s3 u in 1890 increase
Se1-.->Z 10 The average amount for each depositor
mas increased from Ss27 10 $25I increase of
over IL per cent
II VIII thus be seen that larger number have
money IN the bank and that each OF them has
more or u under President Mckinley's Administra-
on thap ever before. in spite OF the BRYAN deCara
parativeiy small number of people.
vote for Mckinley and Herr is a vote for a com
fortahle savings bank account for BRYAN
ana salmon Is a vote for empty pockets and pubAa
souphouses.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03

former Populists and the only issue recognized
here is prosperity. Four years ago Mckinley car
red the State by So 1858 II Is estimated that about
Is 900 Bryan votes were thrown out by reason OF
mistakes in voting for too many electors many
Bryan Democrats casting ballots for the Gold DEM
ocrat electors after making crosses after the
Bryan electors Allowing for this the conserva-
tive estimate from a Republican standpoint is 5000
and it would surprise no one If Mckinieys plural-
ity should go 20,000 beyond that -,
in the lid Stevens in the IVth and Fletcher IN IN
the Vth Republican candidates for Congress VIII
surely be elected. Morris in the With and Eddy IN
a solid Republican Congress delegation .o6 MOTIFS rhs
claims his election by 1000 and Eddy by Soo- IN, ahe
Democrats making hard fight to eIect trni JON,
Lind Governor but the Republican State Sen6[a na
Committee declares that its poll SHOWS nearly zVoT
plurality for Vansant, the Republican nominee. -
looks as though Lind would be lost In the generat
Republican landslide. although he will run p apous
N.000 ahead of his ticket. All other hepuohean
State candidates will be elected r,,,,>,rn
Minneapolis Oct IS, 1890
To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: Minnesota will give Mckinley majority Oh
at least so OOO and all Of the Republican CON
gressmen will be reelected by majoritles ranging
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
IN 1896 MARYLAND GAVE MKINLEY 80 232
PLURALITY

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: l feel confident that Maryland will give
from 1900 to 2OOOO majority for Mckinley and
Roosevelt This prediction l first made over a
fortnight ago and l reason TO change the
figures. Bryan has come and gone. but his visit
instead of adding to his strength convinced many
who had intended to for him that he was
too dangerous man TO put at the head of the
Republic. The Republicans In all parts OF the
State united and confident. Sound Money
Democrats are hard at work, and their mass meet
ing in Baltimore Friday night WAS one of the big
gest in the campaign. Wengton's apostacy will
not lead q single Republican astray. I ex-
pect the Republicans TO carry five Congress dis
tricts. and would not be surprised If they captured
the whole six. Maryland will declare for sound
money. and Maryanders will never pull down the
flag. FELIX AGNI'S
Publisher The Baltimore American"
Baltimore Oct. IS, 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
NEBRASKA DOUBTFUL.

IN 1Sos NEBRASKA GAVE BRYAN 1855
PLURALITY.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Electoral vote and State ticket in doubt; Ist
I'D and With Congress districts Republican, 1Vth
probably Republican: lid and With probably
Fusion. ..,, -. ~,
Omaha, Neh., oct IS 1900
To tho Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Nebraska Is so close that all the energies Of
the Republicans needed in campaign work
They cannot spend much time in making claims or
estimates. NEBRASKA SlAl r. JOChNAL.
Lincoln Neb.. oct. %, 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03

WISCONSIN, SJ.OOO FOR MKINLEY.
IN 1896 WISCONSIN GAVE MKINLEY 1n1a9
PLURALITY.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: II full comes out McKinley's majority
In Wisconsin will be 1900 Republicans
will almost certainly elect all ten Congressman and
carry Milwaukee County by 6ooe-
THE SENTINEL"
Milwaukee. Oct 2s 1890.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: Wisconsin Will give Mckinley and Roose
Welt plurality OF 10000 Gold Democrats
practically solid in support OF the ticket. Repub-
licans Will elect all ten Congressman. though the
lid District will be close. Both branches OF LeEs-
lature will be largely Republican James II. David
son, Republican Congressman from this district
the VIth-wfn be reelected by 600J majority
E. NJ. JENSEN, Editor Commonwealth"
Fond du Lac, Oct. e. 1900.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
MISSOURI DOUBTFUL.
IN 1885 MISSOURI GAVE BRYAN 5s17
PLURALITY.

PLURALITY.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: The Democrats claim to be confident OF car
rvinr Missouri for Bryan by majority equal TO
that of 1896 while the Republicans claim largely
Increased vote for their party and a good chance
10 give the electoral vote TO Mckinley and 70 gain
two Congressmen a remarkably active campaign
~, c+ata issues is being made by the Republicans
and they are very hopeful II electng the Governor
and a majority of the Legislature. The conditions
This wear are different from those of 1896. There
are several State tickets in the heid' Inc Nold
Democrats are generally acting with the Repub-
jicans and the Free Silver Republicans have most
" >cft the Democratic party. The prosperity OF
the State Is unprecedented. tdrtic:lary among the
farmers miners and Iumbe men. All things con-
sidered IL is safe to look SOM surprises N
Missouri. 'HlObf--l)E'NhOCrA1
s. Louis Oct. 39 1909
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
SOME CLUBS IN THE ARRAY.
FORMATION OF THE DOWNTOWN OR
CARNATIONS ANNOUNCED.

The West Side Business Mems Mckinley and
Roosevelt Campaign Club was organized on
August J. when a declaration Of principles was
adopted and the following officers were elected:
President William Wills. Merchants Refrgerat-
ing COMPANY No. 161 Chambers st; treasurer,
Charles H Fancher. President Irving National
Bank No 2S7 Greenwich-st. secretary. f. b.
Thurber. president United States Export Asso-
citation. No 143 Chambers-st.; assistant secre-
tary. c. E. Collins.
There were elected at the same time many
yice-presidents representing every branch Of
trade and business in the section
The club Immediately began to build up It's
membership Each member received mem
bership blank and was asked to get ten addi
tionsl members He received short, terse leaf
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
LOUISIANA. $4,000 FOR BRYAN.

IN 1895 LOUISIANA GAVE 55.13s PLURALITY
FOR BRYAN.
To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: Louisiana will go Democratic by 5000 All
six Democratic Congress nominees will be elected.
TIMES DEMOCRAT"
New-Orleans Oct. Is, 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
OHIO. $4,000 FOR M'KINLEY.

IN 1895 OHIO GAVE M'KINLEY 4,4a4 PI.U-
RALITY.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: Ohio. in my opinion. will give Mckinley and
Roosevelt plurality of at least 1900 votes.
JAMES B. MORROW,
Editor The Cleveland Leader"
Cleveland. Oct rs. 1900.
To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: This year Ohio may be expected to give
Mckinley $1,000 plurality and TO gain at least
Congressman-in the Hid District
GEORGE S. MDOWALL.
Managing Editor The Commercial Tribune"
Cincinnati, Oct 2S, 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
PLANS FOR DISMISSAL.


To allow the parade to go on without inter
ruption north Of the reviewing stand as far as
Fortieth-st.. and TO prevent congestion at points
where the divisions a dismissed. the column
viii he turned alternately to the right and to
the left through Forlieth-st. and kept marching
for more thar block before the order to dis
miss is given The companies will leave the
streets in which they are dismissed quickly
possible 70 make room for those that are fol-
lowing
Although il is known that some Of the Tam
many leaders have planned 10 exhibit placards
and signs along the route OF the parade. in
teDGed 10 provoke the Indignation Of the men
on the march the police under Instructions
to prevent such interference with the pa
rade. Chief Dcvery has issued order to the
police which puts upon them the responsibility
for preventing anything tending TO create dis
order in the marching organizations.
DEvERYs ORDER To POLICE.
His order includes the following:
On Saturday there is 10 be large parade Of the
Business Mons Republican and Sound Money AS
The parade will he af unusual size. and will
no doubt attract crowds of people 10 view it. The
he the more dficult A account OF the length Of
impress upon you the necessity for the utmost
vigilance and patience 10 see that nothing occurs
Ia disturb those taking part in the parade.
The parade must not under any circumstances BE-
interfered with by any unauthorized persons. No
TO the purpose Of the parade will be allowed to
enter the lines or TO Use such banners. etc. in any
peace. Anything that might create a disturbance
must be carefully guarded against. and prevented.
and II any commanding officer permits any such
% S @ 9 e f to az ths saT
disturbing the parade IL Will be subject matter for
complaint This point cannot be too strictly in
YOU vii see that no breaks are allowed in the
mar 81
control You viii also that vehicles are
permitted to cucumber the side streets along the
route of the parade. Commanding orhcers viii use
their best judgment as 20 allowing physicians and
other persons whose business is specially urgent
70 cross The line of the parade their intercourse
with the general public this parade. members
Of the force must be uniformly polite and cour-
feous and must be ready perform whatever
proper police duty may be required OF them. Mem.
hers of the force must be patient and forbearing
under any trying circumstances that may arise and
must in general way do alI that is in their power
and that circumstances require in the interests
ARRANGEMENTS for this occasion. There must be
no clubbing and no violence of any kind
Chief Devery is to have 2,400 policemen sta
TONED along the lire Of march to-day. He is to
take personal charge OF the police forces. but
command of the police at different stations
patrol wagons will be kept ready with physicians
and medical supplies.
A special escort of twenty-five mounted po-
lice in command OF Sergeant Egan will meet
Governor Roosevelt upon his arrival and will
remain with him all day. They will form the
escert to the parade. assisted by two extra pla
toone A wedge shsp ped formation will be used
al that time.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
WYOMING, $500 FOR MK1NLEY.

IN 1928 WYOMING GAVE BRYAN 7ss PLU-
RALITY.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: Wyoming will cast her electoral vote for
Mckinley beyond the shadow OF a doubt. The
election OF MondeIl Republican for Congress is
also assured. The majority for the National ticket
will not fall short of 2,5o0 The Legislature will be
strongly Republican. electing a Republican sue
cessor to Senator Francis E Warren.
FRANK BOND Editor The Tribune"
Cheyenne, Oct. Is. 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
TENNESSEE, $4,000 FOR BRYAN.

IN 1896 TENNESSEE GAVE BRYAN 1908
PLURALITY.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Tennessee will go Democratic by about the
same vote as four years Republicans will
surely elect two Congressman and have fighting
chances of securing two others.
GEORGE W. DENNY
Managing Editor Journal and Tribune"
Knoxville Oct. 2S, 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03

and Stevenson. OF the ten Congressman. the Dem
ocrats expect. and with reason. TO return nine an6
probably a full delegation
THE NORFOLK LANDMARK"
Norfolk Oct. 2s 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
NEVADA OUBTFUL.

IN 1896 NEVADA GAVE BRYAN $3.50 PLU-
RALITY.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir. sentiment a month ago was strongly In
favor of Bryan but the tide has turned and the
silent vote will be large Impossible to predict the
result Harrington. Republican. for Congress. will
Ioroh ,blv defeat Newlands THE NEWS"
Carson. oct y, l9vO
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
MASSACHUSETTS. 100000 FOR M,K1xIEy
IN 1896 MASSACHUSETTS, GAVE M'K1HLEY

IN 1886 MASSACHUSETTS, GAVE M'KINIFY
1926 PLURALITY.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Massachusetts will indorse McKinley's ,d
mlnistration by an empnatc plurality will re-eIect
Governor Crane. and will choose Republican
Legislature. insuring the return of United States
Senator Hoar. Twelve of the thirteen congressman
elected will hc Republicans. the lid and Xth dis
tricts represented by Democrats being 70
deemed The IXth will be the only district re-
turning a Democrat.
Boston, Oct. 2S 1900
To the Edito? of The Tribune.
Sir; Massachusetts will give majority to the
Republican ticket nearly large as that of 1896
This Congress district will be redeemed ana
Republican Will I'LL Joseph H. Walkers old MA zee
again. CHARLES NT-TT
Editor The Worcester Snv
Worcester, Oct. 2s 1900 N'''
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03
MINNESOTA. 5000 FOR M'K1N1Ey

MINNESOTA. 55,OOO FOR MKINIEY
IN 1895 MINNESOTA GAVE M.KIN1rv ,,,a
PLURALITY
To the Editor OF The Tribune
or every indication points to an increased plu
Iah'y Tor Mckinley In Minnesota this year The
Ne900ncans nave scored large aceessions from tho
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03

ouiMe to the demand for space in
Sae Sunday Svisnne Advertisers
uIM confer g great favor hu
ssndiNa IN their copy at the
earliest smoment
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03

Yerkes. Republican candidate for Governor. by
Is 600. Mckinley will behind Yerkes
count OF many anti-Goebel Democrats who will
support Bryan voting for Yerkes.
ELLIOT KELLY.
Managing Editor The Commercial
Louisville. Oct. 2S, 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-11-03

for mckinley and Roosevelt. Six Republican Con-
grcssmen win be- elected There viii be no falling
of in the Republican majority In either branch OF
the Legislature. The Ist Congress District VIII
give 10000 Republican majority.
UPTON 8. JEFFERIES,
Camden Oct. g. 1900 Editor Post-Telegram.