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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-16

than that by the older method deemed amply
sufficient only a few years ago.
Each ship will be driven by two triple e1pah-
sion engines, actuating twin screws, ana caPa-
T. e. one thousand horsepower for every knot OF
speed If each ship w-re driven by gigantic
clockworx that power ,ud be represented py
a. weight Of COB 100000 ,Ounds falling through
space at the rate OF one '1Ot minute
Each of these vessels viii be the home OF seven
hundred persons, and seven hundred pretty ex-
acting persons at that. Jacky Is particular
about his comforts to-day and he has even
taken to discussing "highjeens,' as he is pleased
to term the theory of health. Uncle Sam has
not made his tackles gentlemen nor has he pre-
sented each with a seal ring but he has done
lot to make happiness and health within the
possibilities of a fighting machine. Great dis
tilliug plants will supply them with pure wafer
large ovens will bake the soft" bread so dear
to the sailor heart after the weary years or the
tawbreaking bareback and a big reTigeratinG
outfit will yield the cooling equivalent OF Two
tons of Ice a day. That they may be clcanly
there will be several well ventilated wash and
bath rooms. fitted with shower baths and sup
piled with both fresh and salt water, hot ana
cold That they may always look natCy. there
will be the innovation of a steam laundry capa-
BILE of handling the toys of seVenty-hve men q
day.
There will be a large sick bay. in addition to
the usual dispensary carried on ships like these,
and II is purposed to fit UP an operating room
with all the appliances common to moaern
surgery such X ray apparatus, glazed operat-
ing table and the like.
The uniform height Of the ships above tie
water from bow to stern besides addlns con-
siderably to their seaworthiness ard the more
effective firing OF ell the guns Of the main bat
terry yields Just so much better ACCOMMODATIONS
for the officers and crew. Each ship VIII carry
nineteen hundred tons Of coal when her bunkers
are full, which, at a 1O-knot jog. Will be enough
to carry her across the Pacific without replenish-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-16
TRIP ACROSS SIBERIA.
RAILROAD COVERS FIVE HUNDRED
MILES. THE OTHER TWO THOU
SAND BY STEAMBOAT.
Blagovestohensk, Siberia, July

Biagovestchensk, Siberia, July L.
The hrst section OF the trip from ocean TO ocean
across the vast tracts Of Asauc and European
Russia extends from Vladiyostok 70 Khabsroffsk
over the five hundred miles OF railroad known az
the Ussurian section Of the Trans-Siberian. The
second section may he said 20 begin at Khah
aroffsk and 20 extend Stretensk, where tire rail-
road from ST Petersburg begins or, rather. ends.
The first section IS 72s about five hundred
miles, while the second. which is covered entirely
by river steamers. is about TWO thousand.
The AmUr flows past Khnbarofsk I've hundred
miles from its mouth which IS marked by the city
Of Nickolaveek the Pacific further TO the north.
realizes this fact appreciates its great
ness for Il sweeps past Fhabaroffsk about mile
wide. The Russian mail steamers leave there every
1--WE days. and take passengers to the next large
city Of Blagovestchensk little over eight hundred
versts away. It is rather slow work beating up
against the which subtracts several versts
from the steamers possible speed In addition to
this frequent stops made at villages for malls
or passengers and 10 take wood. for coal is al
unknown quantity IN this part Of the world. It
doubtless exists in many parts Of Siberia IN great
quantities. but is resource which is almost wholly
latent 50 there are huge piles Of cut birch wood
along the river banks at regular intervals. Add 10
this the necessity. which often occurs. Of towing
heavy convict barges, and the ever present danger
OF getting stuck and # will be why the steam
ers do not adhere closely TO schedule time.
The Amur mall steamer is a sort Of lightning ex-
press compared with the other passenger steamers
Of rival company. which ply over the
COURSE These will sometimes take twice three
times as long the others besides being provided
with little IN the OF comforts. The mail steam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-16
LIMITED SHOOTING.
Cleveland Plain Dealer

from Inc cleveland Plain Dealer
Apropos to the discussion regarding the game
laws or OHIO, pretty story Is told concerning a
West Side grocer The grocer, like good many
other people has paid no attention whatever to the
discussion regarding the law He had a vague idea
that amendments had been made to the statute
Tor protecting game but did not dream for a
moment tina the open season" had been changed
believing that the season opened as usual on
september !. he laid his plans accordingly. and
ga not take his annual vacation until last Monday
LOT the reason; as ne explained 70 friend, 4
VIII want 20 do a little shooting Prior 10 his
start he wrote to a friend Minerva Ohio. in
forming him that he would arrive al his home
orlSht and early Monday morning, and that ne
would bring a shotgun.
The friend, on receiving the letter Saturday i'm
mediatey dispatched a reply. This. however did
not reach Cleveland until Monday, and was NOT
opened until the grocer returned yesterday
To a friend the grocer said on his return. IT
olo not know that game out of season
until arrived at Minerva. There l was informed
OF the tact by my friend, who happened to be the
game warden of the district"
..t nat ana his letter say? the grocer was asked
DO not come. The only things you can shoot
down here are craps and snipes.'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-16

vile. Campbell, Pelly and Roleston, Lieutenant
Commanders Sargent and Rymer. Flag Iieuten-
ants Benson and Streitheld. Northumberland
J. NJ. Schoheld. DR.. j. Madison Taylor Edward
Coles j. Montgomery Sears, Johnston Livingston.
l.. b. Deasy. w Butler Duncan John S. Ken
nedy and British Nice-Consu Keating OF Portland.
The largest affair of the week the dance
given at the Malvern on Monday night by forty
society women. The three Admirals and about 1--WE
hundred guests were present The hostesses were
Mrs. Charles Abercrombie Mrs Robert Able Mrs.
Robert Amory. Mrs. \. c. Barney, Mrs. Arthur
Biddle Miss Christine Bidde Mrs. Brigham Mrs
Edward Coles, Mrs Cuyler. Mrs. Chapman Mrs
Cochran. Miss Dehon. Miss Dennison Mrs Henry
Dmock, Mrs. w. p Draper, Mrs. Emo Mrs Frank
Ellis. Mrs. J. j. Emery, Miss Furnss Miss Gurnee
Mrs. William Lawrence Green Mrs. John Harrison
Mrs. Charles Carroll Jackson, Mrs. Frederic JOY
Mrs. A Lawrence Countess de Laugier-VilIars
Mrs. Munnikhuysen. Mrs. Clement Newbold Miss
Pendeton. Mrs. J. Montgomery Sears, Mrs T. A
Scott Mrs. Charles r. Sheldon Mrs. F Fremont
Smith. Mrs. W. W. Seely, Mrs w J. Schienelin
Mrs G. Quincy Thorndike. Mrs Trevor Mrs Alex
ander Van Nest Mrs. Charles Wright and Mrs
Valley.
Before the ball several dinners were given Mrs
Van Nest and Mrs. Wright entertained at the NAL
yern, while Mrs. w. P. Draper dined a party at
The special service at St saviour's Church on Sun
day morning was for the English and American
uresque sight. The English tars numbering over
four hundred, formed in squads at the wharf and
church The Rev Mr. BaRr ead tine to the
Bishop Lawrence delivered the address, which was
the friendship between this country and England
emphasized on thus particular occasion In was
the well known hymns There We're pravsrs tst fo 1E
the President and for the Queen and the royal
On Tuesday three races were roved between The
crews OF the United states ships and the English
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-16
The International Palace fiOteI.

The international Palace fiOteIS,
Ihe Riviera Palace. Monte Carlo.
The Riviera Palace.
NICE France.
ShepheArd's Hotel and
GhezIreh Palace, Egypt.
.
The La PLACE, ~ The Royal Palace,
OSIEND 49,. belgium
Chateau Royal.
ARDENNES Belgium.
Pavilion de Bellevue,
BELLY r. Paris. .EFance.
Hotel Stephanie.
The Cd. Hotel international,
The AVenida Palace,
LISBON Portugal.
The Palace,
THEIR APIA ....-....... Turkey.
The Pera Palace.
CONSTANTINOPLE -......T Turkey.
Terminus Hotel. bordeaux.
For information. tickets TO all points and reservs
accommodations apply International 3 @ Cos Ofces,
IL Cockspur-st London. o. Place De rOpera. Para
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-16
european Advertisements.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVEL
LERS will find the London Office of Tn.
Tribune, 149 Fleet Street, a convenient
place to leave their advertisements and
subscriptions for The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-16
CEDAR BOXES MAKE OR MAR CIGARS

The little schooners which bring cargoes Of cedar
port for the manufacturers Of cigar boxes
do not have TO make as long trips they did dur
ing the Spanish war. For years the boxes IN
tended for better grades OF cigars were made from
Cuban cedar. When the broke out the schoon-
ers could no long get cargoes in Cuba, and had
sail further south. The forests OF Central
America especially those on the Bayone River,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-16
GRAuPUs FINDS THE rTLEFIsFs HOME
scHooNERs TO BE SENT TO THE PLACE WHERE
IT CAN BE FOUND.

IT CAN BE FOUND.
TfleAsh will soon be brought to this market al
rect from the fishing banks if a local FISH com
pany IS successful in finding the fish in quantities.
few months ago the United States Fish Com
mission sent the steamer Grampus 10 search for
this excellent food fish. The report Of the nvest-
cation has just been received here The Grampus
found hsh in quantities 10 degrees north latitude
and 20 degrees west longitude. point about seventy
miles south of Nantucket The Arctic current and
the warm waters Of the Gulf Stream are supposed
meet this point. and the water = or the FlSt
temperature for tiIehsh- Schooners will be sent out
TO Investigate the fisheries, as the JleuSh Will
bring good prices in the local market
The variety IS better known TO fishermen as the
leopard fsh owing TO its coloring; Its body Is
profusely spotted with greenish yellow spots. II
was discovered off the Eastern coast in 1850. and
at once became popular owing 70 its fine flavor
and freedom from bones. II was very abundant IN
1881. to be found in the following year
Since that time il has not been seen in this mar
ket il. quantities II Is large fish, greatly re
sembling the dolphin and is a very fast swimmer
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-23
ST. Mary's Catholic church.

The. order of services and program of
music at st. Mary's Catholic Church
on Christmas Day Will be as follows
High mass at a. m. and IL a. m.
The musical program at each of the
above services wifi be as follows:
professional -. ...... Adeste Fidelis
kyrie Eleison -. From Zingarelli
Gloria In EXcelsis -. From Zingarelli
Credo in Mum Dec. From Zangarelli
Veni Creator-Contralto Solo $3.50.
.......... .......... From Hummel
Miss Mary Smith.
Salve Marie (Offertorium) Soprano
SOLO .................. N1ercadante
Mrs. James Hughes.
Sanctus, from Gounods Messe SolIen-
nellie.
Benedictus, from Gounod's Messe Sol
lennelle.
Agnus Del. from Haydns Mass No. Q.
Dona Nobis, from Haydn's Mass No g.
occasional ............ AdeSte Fidelis
The soloists will be Mrs. James
Hughes, soprano; Miss Mary Smith.
contralto; E. Vincent Smith, tenor; Mr..
r. j. Doran. bass; organist. Mr.. e. j.
Doran.
The II o'clock mass will be followed
by benediction of the blessed sacra-
ment. The musical numbers for this
service will be:
Sulutaris .....'... by Verdi.
Tantum Ergo 800. -. by Weigand.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-23
LAM BERT'S POINT.
ITEMS IN BRIEF GATHERED
HERE YESTERDAY

ITEMS IN BRIEF GATHERED
HERE YESTERDAY.
Mrs. D. Baker. of Sussex county, Va,
is here to spend the Christmas with
her son. Mr.. Emmett e. Baker, of
Pocahontas avenue.
Master Bernard Mcpherson, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. i. Mcpherson, OF
Pocahontas avenue. who has been i'll
with typhoid fever for the past week,
is slowly Improving.
The residents on PocahontaS avenue
are very anxious for the Norfolk Coun-
~ Water Company to run water mains
on that avenue. They are willing to
pay q handsome income to the com
pany for the privilege
Master Maury Boykin, the interest
ing 7-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. c..
G. Boykin. of Myers avenue, is sick
with the measles.
The Sunday school OF St Mark s
Episcopal church viii meet at 93O
o'clock this morning. Divine services
Will be conducted at 1880 p. III. by Rev
r. j.. Tucker. D. D., OF st. Pauls
church. Norfolk.
Mr.. and AIRS. Jonathan Martin have
issued invitations to the marriage of
their daughter Miss Laney Martin to
Mr.. w. J. Ellis at the home OF the
parents at noon of Christmas Day.
Miss Nellie Moore. of Pocahontas
avenue will leave Monday evening for
Burkevlle. Va. to spend the Christ
mas with her brother, Rev. Fred w.
Moore.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-23
PROGRAM OF MUSIC
idary's Catholic Church
Christmas Day.
Christ Episcopal Church VIII Publish an
Elaborate Program To-morrow--rho
Churches That Have No Special Pro
gram.

Nineteen hundred years ago, in Beth
lehem OF Judea, Jesus Christ, the Saw
Jour OF the world, was born, and the
wise men of the East came to worship
Him with the exultant acclaim, Peace
on earth. good will to men," and
through all succeeding ages the Chris
tian world has honored the twenty-fifth
day of December by appropriate reli-
gious services in commemoration of
this memorable event Tuesday next,
the 18th instant, is the nineteenth hun
dredth anniversary of the birth of Him
who spake as never man spake, and the
leading churches of many of the de-
nominations in this city will observe
the advent of the Man of Gallilee"
with appropriate exercises. The music
by the trained choirs in some OF the
churches will be of a high order.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-23
The umstader-Myers Co.

Last June and July the buyer of
China, brio -brac and glassware OF
the Umstadter- Myers Company placed
his import orders-thcre being not only
saving of from Is to 90 per cent in
direct importation. but he secured the
=aaSt- dassirGh le-Ihings for sale forming
an exhibition that would do credit to
any of the larger cities.
There are also lots of goods made in
this country. All their cut glass, which
they have in large quantities and hand
some cuttings, are made in America.
Handsome pieces of painting and
bronze fgures and other pretty things
in ornaments and useful China. and
their carpet and furniture departments
this season surpass any previous years
variety.
The Umstadter- Myers Company as
sure all visitors a CHEEKY welcome ana
polite attention.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-23
Emanuel Chapel Christmas pay

Rev. j. H. Dickinson, curate In
charge. Miss Otelia Goodson, organist
Vested choir.
The only service to be held at this
place of worship on Christmas Day
VIII be the semi-choral celebration at
o'clock in the morning. The chapel
VIII be appropriately garnished with
holly and cedar, and the service will
be in thorough keeping with this holy
day, commemorative the nativity of
our Saviour. The public is cordially
invited.
Service as follows. preceded by
carols
rocessional-"Adeste Fideles." 40
lie Deum Laudamus 49,. Lawes- Cooke
NyrieS 800. ....... $500. Mendelssohn
SIioiid Ilpi ....... .....s........ Paxton
- SHiii -. 800. ................. bS
Oifertory-Hymn ...... :. ......... so
Sentence ....... Humphrey
oursum Corda $3.50.
,s'"S'uS ........ .PlerSOn.
hymn $3.50. ..................2 25
Gloria in excelsis ..........O Old chant
Carol-"Holy Night
occasional Carol .......... 80. Pond.
The offertory at this service will be
devoted to the running expenses OF
the chapel.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-23
Epworih M. e. Church.

Opening Anthem-"Unto US Child
is Born" Perciysl
Offertory Anthem-"Calm on the
Listening Ear of Night.
..... ~. :. ....Seebmann
Sermon-Dr. w. NJ. Leftwich
Solo-"Glory to Heavens Eternal
King -. :. Meyer Helmund
MIR. a. H. Garnett.
EVENING.
opening Shout the Glad
Tidings". So. .Gilchrist
Before End Hymn-"Christmas Awake"
........ :. ........ Gilchrist
Onertory Anthem-"H allelujah. En-
yedt' .......... 49,. Weethoven
Hear Ye Israel, Uziah".
.....:. 49,. 1900. -. Mendelssohn
Miss NJ. Is. Ewell.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-23
No Special Program.

The following churches will have no
special elaborate program OF music for
Sunday services:
Methodist: Cumberland Street. Nc
Kendree. Centenary, Queen Street, Lee
Kies Memorial and Huntersville, also
the Second Presbyterian, Christian
Temple. Disciples and First Lutheran.
AT all of the above churches sermons
appropriate to the advent of the Sa-
viour of the world will be preached
by the respective pastors. The music
Will consist of appropriate hymns Sc
lected from the hymnals Of the
churches.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-23
LOCAL LIVE STOCK MARKET.
AN ENORMOUS AGGREGATE OF
BUSINESS IN 19O0-GREATER
TRADE FOR 1901

The week just closed has exhibited
great activity In the local horse mar
ket. The offerings, both of horses and
mules. averaged higher in quality than
usual, and important shipments were
made 10 dealers in North Carolina
South Carolina, Maryland and various
Virginia points.
The growth of the live stock bust
ness at this point during the past year
has been marked and of a most healthy
character. With the completion, on
January LIST, of the mammoth plant of
the Union Stock Yard Company. at
Berkeley. 1t is assured that the new year
will see a great expansion "a cur live
stock business in 1901.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-23
sS5SsE w z t55sr3SsE
NUsRAUM MS.
@innte from Main Street.
The last day
before Christmas.
What a day it will be !

From early opening till late
7 closing, attractions will be offered
} with bewildering rapidity. Every
S hour will see something new
' as fast as one lot is sold another
! will take its place.
S Every book, every novelty,
Y every purse T; all the specially
: framed pictures and all the fine
S boxes OF writing paper; in fact
. EVERYTHING bought for the
\ holidays has been greatly re-
s duced in price.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-23
ST Peter's p. E. Church Christmas
Day.

MORNING SERVICE.
Professional Hymn-"O, Come, All
.....-..... .......... Ye Faithful"
Venite. Plain Chant.
Tie Deum, Laudamus, in IS flat.
........ ...... C. Viiliers Stanford
Jubilate Dec in Il flat mimi. Bassford
Hymn-"Calm on the Listening Ear
OF Night ................ Hopkins
Gloria JIbi.
Hymn-"1t Came Upon the Mid
night Clear" ............... Dykes
Ofertory-"Glory to God in the
Highest .... Staining
occasional Hymn--"Hark the Her
aid Angels Sing :. Mendelssohn
Soloist ..:.. Miss Georgia Richardson
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-23
A Reduction in Saline
Skirts.

In desirable colors-of high finished
mercerized materials = one cs the
things most essential for second
best wear-at times when silk skirts
arc subjected to too rough wear,
rainy days-we tell OF only few:
AIoreen Skirts that We're 500 now
$3.50. %
Very handsome. we'll made and
very serviceable Coiored Saline
Skirts. mercerized, which makes the
material more complete for rough
wear. five ruffles and finished with
rows OF featherbone piping. were 81
now $3.50
Saline Skirts with wide rurfIe, fin
lshed with four rows of featherbono
piping: regular Price WIS s3.tu. TO
close them out. % for any.
Another lot Mercerized Skirts with
fine ruftles, finished with rows of
black piping. handsome, stylish. Or
iginal price $3.50, tc-morrow. s2.sS.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-23
Grace p. E. Church.
MORNING

Processional-"Angels from the Realms
of Glory"
lie Deum -. .......... Boskerck.
Benedictus 49,. ...... Atwood
Introit-"Sing, o Sing, This Blessed
Morn"
kyrie ........ ........ ..PoznanslSi
Gloria Tibi ...... -. ....... .Caswell.
Hymn-"Joy Follows Our Utmost
Hearts"
onertory-"Lift Your Hearts and
Voices"
Ter Sanctus ...... ............ Stainer.
Hymn Saviour, Who Didst Come"
Gloria in excellis.
Observation-Disclosures the Glad Tldings.'
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-23

THE woMAN's STORE.
Tomorrow tells the story
of Wonderful Price Reductions.
THE woMANs sToRa.

Every department in the house sends forth array of
seldom touched These stocks must be considerably reduced
INVENTORY TIME, and while efforts TO that END have BEEN
altogether encouraging we've lots and lots things yet suitable
even for Xmas giving that willing close at reduced
price, if that will move them
Ladies' Goats and Capes at reduced prices,
Ladies Imported Dress Stuffs at reduced prices
Ladies' Colored Silk Pettoats at reduced prices.
silk Covered Ederdown Comforts reduced prices
And host of other things suitable Xmas Gifts at third
under regular prices close overburdened counters
and shelves before stock taking time--Cone
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-23
II 5oiH be the
Gala Day Of all the gear
The Pictures.

y splendid line of famous GLIB
son DRAWINGS-size l6x20-
sold heretofore at 50c.-to so
ut i9c EACH.
All OF THE 25c. PICTURES in
heavy black frames. including
a wide range of choice sub
1ects-to go at FOR 25c.
Our entire line of SUPERB ME-
DALLIONS in htavy gold
mountings TO go as follows:-
The soc. ones at 39c. the sc.
ones ut Csc. the Sl.f9 at q g.
the Sl.9S at N.59, the ST., ut
SLIGO, the S2.75 Mt $i.9S. the $3.50
at S212, the S3.25 at seq.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-23
"TaT1-s ,eooar

Washington, Dec. 22-Forecast for
Sunday and Monday:
For Virginia-Fair and warmer Sun
gay; rain at night or Monday; colder
Monday: winds becominB high south
sriy, shifting to northeasterly Mon
FOR North Carolina-Fair in eastern
showers In western portion SUNDAY:
warmer. Monday, probably rain and
colder; winds becoming high south
easterly, shifting to 0northwesterly
Monday.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-23

suffers erentlT from /" the disf crept lone, one
of water he is compelled TO drink. and
nothing is so likely TO bring on an attack
of darrhoea. PERRY DAVIS PAIN
KILLER is the only safe, quick ana sure
cure for 1t, cramps and cholera morbus
Avoid substitutes. there is but one Pain
Killer. Perry Davis. Price 25c. and Soc
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-23
ST. Luke's p: E. churoh.

CHRISTMAS MORNING-11 x. NJ.
Professional Sc.
Nenite. =. :. -. ...... Woodward
Gloria atrias-Woodward in a. Hall
In Il fiat. Whitfield in L.
TIE Deum ...... Sykes in F.
Jnoilate ... licking Hall in fiat
Hymn IS.
Hymn SO.
Ofertory-"Sing. o Heavens"
Anthem uartette and chorus. Tours
Hymn 225.
Gloria in Excelsis. ..... odd Chant
Recessional 10.
Quartette-Miss Rayner, Mrs. Berry,
Mr.. Harle Mr.. Jenkins.
Chorus-Twenty four voices.
Henry MacLachlan, organist and
choirmaster.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-23
IN NIlcNIORIANT.
JAMES II. LLOYD.

JAMES II. LLOYD.
Stealthly the black robed angel
In the shadow lowered nigh,
And Jimmie's soul has vanished.
To Its home beyond the sky;
Now. the tender bud transplanted,
Blooms i'm heavens purcr air.
But our tears still spring unbidden
Ger his vcant chair.
1t A. e. H.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-23

A You are invited 20 personally
examine our assortment of Mar.
BILE and Granite Mcnorials-the
h largest retail stock in the South
F II unable TO cnll. write for free
A LII illustrated Catalogue. We guaran.
E65Sh tee safo delivery OF shipment and
MHH nay tho freight.
ssSssa The Copper Marble Works
~fS1 Established 184S.
lb9 III l63 Bank at Norfolk Va
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-23
Silk Covered Eideriown
Comforts at reduced prices.

Only six left and we propose to
sell them Monday at great reduc-
ton.
Three 500 silk Covered Eiderdowns
Comforts att S6.9S.
Two $500 Silk Covered E,iderdown
Comforts at $S.9S.
One $500 Silk Covered White Wool
Fleeced Comfort at 800.
ROBE BLANKETS
(F'or Bath Robes.) s'
Two qualities here-Sl50 and s2.25
in all the desirable color combinn-s
tions-iiberal In size-nicely bound.