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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-17
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By MISTAKE.

New York, Aug, l3,-A special ,s,hl'
dispatch in ih" Evening World to-day.
dated the foo. August .. Via Shanr'
lini. nays:
\ .rTibI" misiak. occurred nj Ill.
taking al Yang TSun. Russian ariii-
iery up"iI,-i ilr. on the American
troSps. B"f"r" the mistake wns dis
COVERED many American soldiers had
been Killed or wounded by the Russian
shells
The Fourteenth Infantry took part
Ia the aIIark OH the Chinese trenches.
A. the 'hiucs.. ti,-l the regiment .n'
tered and "srupici oii. 81 III. Chinese
positions.
\ Russian battery same distance IN
did nui notice III. movement. II opened
iir. on the position and planted shells
among the American trsSi-. The Rus
sians w"r' quickly notified and ceased
their iir,.
London. Aug. i:i-A Yang Tsun spe-
cial says:
lowing tn u mistake British aud
Russian gun. -ii-li.i tile Fourteenth
United States Infantry during the
night. woun'iins ten
Commenting upon this occ,Hrcnc-
the Standard says:
"lt l. melancholy To learn that the
loss., of III. Americans. who seem tn
have bornc themselves with c"n.picu'
Gus ;allantry. wcr. Increased 10y de-
plornbl- error. In consequence of which
onc of their regiments WIS pounded by
Russian an,I British cannon. The Incl
dent emphasizes the necessity Of more
close cooperation. which Is not easily
obtainabi. without single command.
cr and general stnn."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-17
FIFTEEN KILLED
IN A COLLISION.

SintInrton. Pa. Aug. i2-Fiftecn
persons wcrc Instantly killed and nine
others were fatally injured tonight
In a grad" crossing about three miles
east Of this city. n passenger train on
the I.s.hish and New England railroad
crushing Into mn omnibus containing
twenty five persons.
All the dead nnd injured people were
In the omnibus. Hut one of the occu-
pants escaped injury.
All are Pennsylvnnians. The party
was returning to Slatington from n
funeral. The dead and injured were
nearly NIL relatives Of Sophia Schoefcr.
whose obs-duics they had attended.
The accident occurred nj . o'clock. nt
q sharp curve. The train was u spe-
cial and was running ut u lively rate.
The smnibus came along ut n good
rate Of speed. the occupants uncon.
scious Of any impending danger. As
gine came In sight.
II was too late to stop either the ON.
nibus or the train. and ns the driver OF
the former whipped up the four horses
to cross the track ahead Of the train.
the latter crashed into Its middle.
The occupants were thrown In all d.
rcctions. bruised and bleeding. The
fifteen dead were killed outright.
Physicians and special train were
sent from here and the injured were
taken to South bethlehem.
No watchman is employed to warn
teams or pedestrians OF any approach
Ing train. and those living In the vicin.
ity state that II Is impossible to hear
nm approaching train. The horses draw
ing the bus escaped unhurt.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-17
Terrible ,s.a, In New Yo-I.

New York. Aug. 12.-Death reapcd
n harvest yesterday from New York's
humidity. At least thirty-three per-
sons died In this city and vicinity.
thirty of them from prostrations md
three children from falling from fire
escapes on which they had crowded to
get some relief from the torturing heat.
Since August 9th. when the tempera-
ture was nincty.onc degrees, the condi-
tons have been growing worse. All In
all. II the hottest continuous weather
New York has ever had. Forecnster
Emery said today that 1t surpassed In
the aggregate the record of the 1896
hot spell. All local weather records for
this year were broken In the most un-
comfortable way. The thermometer
reached ninety-fivc at 2 p. III. and reg
istered the same figures an hour later.
This was the official record taken In
the bureau. high above the street. and
is many degrees cooler than the tenn
peraturc the people We're subjected to
on the streets.
A thunder shower to-day brought
lower temperature and much needed
relief from the heat.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-17
'll\fFEE'S FORCE
NEARING PEkIN.

Washington, Aug. l3.-Thc American
Commander In China, In u dispatch Of
lust ihr-. words received nj the War
Department late this afternoon. sent "a
thrill OF "xuitation and expectancy
throughout Official quarters by an
nouncins his arrival nj Ho-Si-wu. only
thirty-threc miles from Pekin. last
Thursday.
The last heard OF him before this WIS
at Yang T.un. which has b.cn cap
tured after hard light. ana word OF
his movements since then had been
eagerly awaited. Thursday he was
eighteen miles beyond Yang Tsun.
Ian. Fang. III. place where the Ill
fatesi Seymour expedition met Its fate
and turned back. had been left be-
hind. Tn. battle OF Yang Tsun was
fought on III. ,ih and the advance 10
Ho-Si.wu was accomplished ON the
ath-a march of eighteen miles In three
days.
This was four days ngo. and nt the
same rate of progress Chafrec IL even
now fairly within striking distance nj
the walls ~ Pckin. II WIS consuin-
nation which the War Department
hnd awaited calmly. as !; accorded
with calculations, although the nd.
vance had '-.cn NOR. rapid than wn~
expected.
Word Of the advance snon spread
throughout official quarters. In the
enthusiasm u r,'isort got nlont that this
WINS the day of the actual arrival Of
rckin. hut Ill. War Department has
not word NJ the advance beyond Ho-
Si.Wu. II was deemed hardly likely
that the nian-h to Pckin could have
been made since last Thursday. Al the
rate Of progress. six miles day. from
Yang Tsun To iio.Si-wu. about twenty
four niles would have been covered In
the last four days ana up to-day this
would still leave the International
forces nine miles from Pckin.
Viewed from any standpoint. the nj
vance to Ho-Si-wu was Of the utmost
Importance. not only straicIcticnlly.
but showing that communication was
open hack III Che Foo. that the cS-
lccicd opposition from Chinese horsic-
had not been sufficient to prevent the
steady movement. and In the Influence
II would exert upon the Chinese gov
crnmcnt.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-17
Fifty sunk on Torpedo Boat.

Paris. Aug. 12.-During maneuvers
of the French fleet of Cape st. Vim
cent, last night. collision occurred be-
tween the first-class battleship Bren-
nus, flying the flag of Vice Admiral
Fournier. commander of the fleet. and
the torpedo boat destroyer France.
The France sank Immediately. and
only a portion Of the crew, consisting
of four officers and fifty-eight men,
were saved.
It is believed that no fewer than If
ty were lost. Details are meagre. The
accident was due to the fact that the
France. which was n recent addition
to the French navy, turned to the right
when ordered to the left.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-17
Union Printer. in Session,

Milwaukee, Wis. Aug. 14.-The for
ty-sixth annual convention of the In
tcrnational Typographical Union open
ed to-day, with about 500 delegates
present.
Secretary Treasurer Brentwood re-
ported total membership of 10000.
four-ffths being in good standing.
Seventy-six new locals We're organ
izcd during the year and one rein
stated. A local union is soon to be
formed at Manila.
An effort will be made to increase
the death benefit from $50 to $40.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-17
uo, Wind KIN, Corn In Kansas.

Salina. Kan. Aug. 14.-An intensely
hot wind has been blowing over Cen
,ial Kansas this afternoon and vcgeta-
ton has withered rapidly. The late
corn that survived the last dry spell
has been shriveling to-day. and the
crop percentage has been considerably
decreased. This Is the second day OF
intense heat. The thermometer has
registered as high rs 112 degrees In
the business streets and has been
above 100 degrees in the shade.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-17
ArsCE n. Can,rnilnn.

In selecting Denver ms the place Of
their meeting In October. the Christian
En,lcavorcr. OF the Rocky Mountain
states have selected city sure to bc
highly attractive To the hundreds OF
delegates who will he present.
The advantages OF Denver as u CON
vcntion city have been appreciated by
numerous organizations-nafio In
their scopc-rciigious, fratcrnal. ctlu-
cationnl. or commercial In their char
actcr-which have In years past chosen
that city as their rallying point. to the
great delight and satisfaction OF thou
sands Of delegates who have borne
willing and enthusiastic testimony to
the wisdom Of the choice. Thousands
have thus been afforded their first
glimpse Of the Rocky mountains. ana
their first experience Of Colorado eli
mate and hospitality. But when dele
gates from all parts of our country
go to Denver II is recognized thar,
aside from convention duties, II is not
wholly Denver which Is the attraction.
Yet the city has not ceased to be II
surprise to those who for the first time
view Its broad streets, It's handsome
business blocks and its thousands OF
beautiful homes.
In Colorado all roads lead to Denver.
II the city Is attractive To visitors from
ufnr. II Is also increasingly attractive
to its own citizens. and TO their friends
throughout the West. who find pleas
,ire In Its many fine lawns. homes,
parks and resorts. where rest and rec
rcation may bring forgeifulness of the
toll and anxiety OF the day. "Benuti.
ful for situation. the joy of the whole
of Coloru,lu-can well he said OF
Denver. Therefore, when an Inter
state convention Is called to meet in
Denver 1t awakcns in many hearts
desire to be present. Business In Den
yer: friends in Denver: stores. Offices,
houses, churches, in Denver: above ALL
their convention in Denver, proves to
be an attraction not to be resisted. And
the fact that the State Christian En-
deavor Union will hold Its twelfth an
nual convention in Denver. October
~. 1900 will prove TO be an attraction
to thousands OF Colorado and western
Endcavorers and should bring hundreds
of them to the city mt that time.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-17
Killed by Lightning.

New York, Aug. 12.-Nlne persons
who sought shelter under trees In the
woods in the Bronx section, during a
Storm this evening, were struck by
lightning. They were James Brown, u
Hungarian tailor Of this city; his wife
and five children. and Bertha Lascho-
witz and Bertha Silverman. They WERE
taken to Fordham hospital.
Four persons We're killed in Brooklyn
and two others stand little chance of
recovering from injuries received.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-17
Russians May Hold Manchuria.

London. Aug. PA special from st.
Petersburg attributes to Russia the in
tcntion to fill Manchuria with troops
and not to let go that territory when
the present ebullition is over. The Rus
sian war office expects to have 142,-
600 men and 242 guns in Siberia by the
end of September.
The total number of allies in the
province of Pei Chi Ii is $4,000, with
i'd guns The total August 3Oth will
be $4,000, with $50 guns.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-17
England IA Drunken Nation. Say. sh.ldo"


Topeka. Kas.. Aug. 13.-Rev. Charles
NJ, Sheldon, who has just returned
from England. contributed an article
to the Topeka Daily Capital, which
paper he last spring edited for week
MS he believed Jesus would have done.
He saws: at may interest Kansas
people that they are living In para
disc. SO far ns the curse Of the liquor
business is concerned. when they COM
pare their condition as prohibitory
state, with Scotland and England.
Mrs. Sheldon and l have been in
suited in ears by drunken soldiers. one
of whom threatened to do MS personal
injury. and not soul In the train
offered any rcmonstrancc. Such is the
love of the British for their military
heroes we have had to get Off the side
walk and go in the street to give
.drunks room; we have been jostled on
every platform by drunken men and
women; we have had intoxicating
drinks offered us at the houses of Eng
lsh people. With the exception of
few families of non -conformist in ScOi-
land and London: we have seen the
owls Of public houses on almost every
CORNER. with barmaids behind the bar
md little children in front of 1t. ana
men and women crowding every inch
of room in every public house In ev-
cvry town and city we have visited.
And Il Is the wonder and bewildcrment
70 us that such conditions can be faced
with Indifference.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-17

o,r stock of blanks is being constant.
l., G", G;unrsased % II the above list does not
contain what you want, call on us "n'
Orde RS for quanhes filed at speo'@
prices.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-17
LEGAL
BLANKS
For. Sale at
ENTERPRISE
OFFICE

Tho following Legal Blanks are kept
for sale at the Enterprise Office, and will
be sent per mail prepaid on receipt OF
price named:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-14
NEW JAMES RIVER LINE.
HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED-F
TRIP THURSDAY OF THIS
WEEK

\ new steamboat line for the James
river has just been established and one
steamer will be used mt present. This
Is The General j. y. Dumont, and MIR.
T.. V. Archer is general manager.
The Dumont is a handsome side
wheeler she is $50 feet over all and
has ample freight and passenger ca
pacity.
The Dumont is now at Richmond.
and will leave on Thursday morning
mt o'clock for Norfolk. stopping at ali
Jmes river landings and arriving at
Norfolk ut $3.50 u. m. She will leave
on alternate dys from either terminus.
Capt j. Il. Shelly, of Norfolk COM
mands the Dumont.
ON Sunday the Dumout made trip
down the bay from Baltimore in less
than II hours under easy steam.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-14
TIE
Joseph Brown
STORE
Very Pleasing
Proportions.

Will the August business
assume, if your appreciated
favor is continued in like
measure during the coming
days of the month.
And there's every reason
why pleasing proportions
should be reached, for stocks
at Browns are in excellent
shape.
Lots o things you won't find
elsewhere, and bigger assert
ments OF other things.
Yesterdays Wash Goods
business bore hearty tribute
to the sufflciency of the show
ings. There's daily leSSening
however, and your best time
to buy'iS to-day.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-14
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST.

John Mariner. OF Norfolk. Va. has
shipped five of his string from the
East TO the Gentlemen's Driving Club
baltimore, 10 be prepared for local
About $50 people went on the New
York Philadelphia and Norfolk Rail
way Company's moonlight excursion to
Oit Point and the CupeS Sunday night
Ihey returned to the city about 1880
o'clock
Two hundred people from this city
ana Portsmouth went on the excursion
to Richmond over the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Sunday. They reached
Norfolk on their return trip at 10
O'Clock that night.
Professor y. p. Piper. formerly of
NCrtoik. but now of Newberry, :. c..
IS in the city for few days
Mr.. ana Mrs. 4. NJ. Dockham, of New
i'erne, \. G.. We're in Norfolk yester-
day.
Miss Manic w. Pitts. accompanied
by her cousins, the Misses Emory and
Jennie I.eatherbury. who have bee her
guests for several days. left this morn
ing for OnunCock, Va. Among the
party are Miss Mildred, Messrs
Charles II. and l.. L. Pitts and Miss
Saliie Addison.
Key. 5. G. Hatcher. of Queen Street
NJ T.. Church, left Yesterday for Louisa
county. Va. to Join his wife, who is
spending the summer there. He will
Ne absent about two weeks.
Ny. j. X. Britton has returned from
. ten days pleasant visit to his rcla-
lives ut the Old homestead, Hickory
Ground. Va.
Mir. J. NJ. Priest. secretary and treas
urer of the McCleary x Mcclellan Live
Stock Company, is spending his vaca-
ton with his parents in Loudoun
county.
The regular business meeting of the
Anna Gordon "N'' will he held ut the
home OF Miss Wilkins. li2 Maple ave
nue., at y. m. All members are re-
Quested to he present.
The regular business meeting of the
Francis Barnes 'Y' will be held at the
home Of Mrs. c. c. Gunter, 100 Bcrmu-
dl, street. at y. III.
Mr.. \. Is. Ames, of the firm of Ames.
BROMLEY & Hornthal left Saturday
evening for New York to purchase fail
stock.
Miss Rosa Conaty has returned home
after visiting her aunt in Richmond.
Capt. w. w. DcY. member of the
Democratic District Committee will go
to Richmond tomorrow to attend q
meeting of the Democratic State Com
mijtoe.
Rev. DR.. T. d. Kcrfoot. n distinguish
ed preacher, who has been spending his
vacation at Virginia Beach. returned
TO his home in the South yesterday.
Among the Richmond bells in Nor
folk sunday were the Misses Fairfax
Beach and Minnie Gosden. They were
the guests of Mrs. Tucker OF POI Fen
church street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-14
Supplied With New Pews.

Bethel NJ. T.. Church. near Sewclls
Point. which is part of he East Nor
folk Circuit, has recently been supDlicd
with new modern-style pews ut a cost
OF about $i0o. They are said TO lie the
most handsome in design ana make OF
any Methodist Church iii this section.
The pastor. Rev. w. Il. Crowder. says
that the edilice is to be newly painted
throughout. and the interior is to be
furnished with a new carpet. When
the repairs are completed Bethel
Church will be one of the cosiest and
most comfortable country edificcs on
the Portsmouth district.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-14
PLEASURE PIER OCEAN VIEW.
MANAGER CLAIMS LATEST OF
FERINC; Is WINNING FAVOR

FERINCi Is WINNING FAVOR.
Last night at the Pleasure Pier.
Ocean View. an audience of large pro-
portions witnessed one Of the best
shows Of the season. The bill is headed
by Kcough and Ballard. The Iegiti-
mate IS. the Variety" This team du-
phcated the success they made last
season at the View and won hearty APP
piausc for their clever work. Miss
Charlotte cambridge, a very attractive
lady and one who has made many
friends at the View. caught the audi
encc in her monoloSucs and rag time
songs. The Mantleys. banjoists and
comedians. gave rafting exhibition OF
their art. The Skill technique and cx-
preston that marks each rendition
stamps these people as masters of their
art. Hayes and Connolly caught the
audience with their buck dancing Miss
Lillian Leroy operate soprano. was
very pleasing.
The bill will run every night this
week. with Wednesday and Saturday
matiueeS
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-14
WATT, RETTEw & CLAY.
Cotton Goods
Bargains.

Extraordinary values in
white cotton goods are still
here a-plenty.
There's no more Of the nc.
India Linon at 121ac, though
But, we have a very good one
Considerably better than what
you find generality at this
price. 1t can safely be clasSed
as a good 15c. value.
icnsthwise. our regular zoe ana sc
goods. at l5c
Extra heavy and wide Wild fiat welt White t
regular 25c goods. at lsc. 49,
White z. X. &c.
damask and tucked cfrects-the
very thing for children's reefers.
Pinch White orgondes-25. 50. s7,s
!e-inch Black organdies-s7lac and soc.
Drapery circumstance floral ccffcts
new p1tternS-Gi4c. II yard.
Yardwidc Brown Cotton-the &c.
grade, in two to ten-yard lengths
a 90. yard.
Two to tcn-yard lengths OF regular
Toe. Bloachcd Cotton. at SC. Il yard.
Good Shifting Chcviots--for working
shirts-hght and dark stripes and
checks-thc loo. grade, at &c. Il
yard.
Excellent Blcached Shects-slze Sixe0
inches-hcmmed. ready FOR use
i5c. each.
Pillow Ca.es-sizc 45xS6 iuches-loc.
IIemstitched, lelsc.
Bolster Cascs-sizc i2x72 inches--25c
each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-14
Special Sale
of white Dinity
on thursday.

At9o' clock Thursday morn
ing, we shall offer 24O0 yards
of White Dmity, the sort for
which we have gotten s cents,
this season, at 5.
The fabric is not as light as
that you devoured 2 years
since, some OF you buying as
much as 80 yards. But its
weight is an assurance of good
wear. For Wrappers, Waists,
Aprons, Dressing SacqueS and
the multitude Of household
uses, it is great.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-14

PAIN-KILLER as an Internal remedy
has nJ equal. IN cases OF summer com
plants diarrhoea. dysentcry. 1t curos
quickly. Used as a lnimcnt its action is
like magic when applied to bad sores.
burns. .scalds and sprains. For tho sick
headache and toothache don't fail to try
IT,. In short it is 4 Pain-Killor. Avoid
substitutes, there is but one Pain-I<illcr.
Ferry Davis. Price 25c. and soc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-14
WEArHrR aEpaer

>, Washington. Aug. 13-Torecast for
tuesday ana Wednesday,:
FOR Enthusiastically fair Tuesday
WIN warmer in western portion. We'd
nesday fair; light to fresh southwestern
~ winds.
:, For North Carolna-Generally fair
tuesday and Wednesday; light south
westerly winds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-14
MEETINGS.

rI'iI5 SToCKIOLpGRS or TTIE
iHt tcE GRDCEllN co. arc hereby
notiltd that there viii be Il meeting OF
inc ,stoci,loidelH of said company to he
held ut the companies office. iiS and III
Wafer street. Noriulk. Va. on the tS'l'
DAY or SEPTEMBER. 1900. at c u. N.
T.. y. WOODAHD. President,
Also stakeholder OF said company hold
ing more than onc-tenth of The capital
STOCK au2-3Ot
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-14
METEOROLOGICAL DATA.

August IS, 1900
Maximum temperature .... 90
minimum temperature .......... rs
Normal temperature ........ a
departure from normal ..plus 10
Departure from normal since Jam
uary 1st ...................... plus 20
Rainfall i'll past n hours ... o
ltaintall since first OF month. .0t
Mean relative humidity ... Il
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-14
Local Assessment Notices
Norfoll, Va A,,c,,st an :,

A. Norfolk. Va, August 9Th. 1900
To g v; Jordan, j. Il. G. Bell. Mrs, &c.
Of real estate abutting on Lovitt avenue:
w, w. c. AIM; owner of real estate abut-
Loan and Investment Company, Misses
Mary l.. and Mamie j. Minor w. C.
Burruss and S. w. Brainard. owners OF
Washington Building and Loan Associa-
ton and Mrs T.. A. Smith. owners OF real
6 hippns " %il ksser Mrr dYeFus W
renee Mrs Il. o. Harrell. l.. c. Lawrence,
j: NJ Lawrence and Emily B. Reed. own
ers OF real estate abuttins on Windsor
avenue, and j. Q. Hewlett. owner OF real
estate abutting on wiiioughby avenue:
of the Common Council and at a meeting
OF the Select Council of the city of Nor
folk, ,0olk. each held on the LIST day OF August.
each Council concurring). that 1t was
expedient TO narrow the. roadways OF
Levitt: Claiborne. Reservoir. willoughby
- feet. and to curb and gutter said ave-
nues and have said .roadways. and to
pave the roadway thereof (the paving
in each case to be of asphalt. except
1t should be of Belgian block), and to
pay one-half of tho expense OF each of
said improvements out of the treasury Of
the city of Norfolk and to assess tho
other half of the expense OF each of said
improvements. respectively. upon the real
estate abutting on each of said avenues
respectively Uhe real estate abutting on
each avenue comprising the district with
IN which the real estate will he benefited
by the improvements OF such avenue.)
And Whereas. The matters were referr-
cd Ia the Special Street Committee OF tho
Councils. and at least ten days notice
was ordered to be given. which should
he served on the owners of the real estate
IbutitnS on each OF said avenues or on
.hoSc representing the owner. according
IL the law IN such case made and pro-
Nided. to appear before said committee
TO BE heard for or against the said i'm
proNcmcnt.
You will, therefore. take notice that
the said committee will meet pursuant to
said resolutions ut $3.50 +. NJ, on SATUR-
nAi. September LIST. 1900. at the office OF
The City Treasurer OF the City of Nor
iolk and YOU. as an owner of such real es-
tate. are hereby notified to then and
there appear before said committee To
be heard for or against said improve
mcnt
II. S. HERMAN.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-14
10 Gent
White Pique
at 10.

Weeks and weeks vet. in
which to wear the Pique Skirt.
See this offering.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-14
Been.

NELLINIIS.-At her residence, No. ll3
North Reservoir avenue. on Sunday, Au-
gust 18th. 1900 mt :l5 o'clock A. NJ. Mrs.
MARTHA y. NlLLINES, in the cd year
Of her age.
Tho funeral will take place from the
gbovc residence THIS Crucsdoy) AFTER
NOON 1T > o'clock friends Of the family
nrc invited to attend.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-14

NOrtoiis nud yicInitv
Conditions favorable for light show
ers, continued warm. light northeast
winds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-14

tt DIES.
High water at 1875 n. m. and 11:55
p. III. Low water at 5:17 n. IN. and 5;51
y. n