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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-18
bab Gnen mad emS&peis'

bemertten, bab gfen mad emS9peisl
neftaI setrasen purbe, eritattete man
Der pDliSei Nnaeise. Oieie fanb i'm
StaIe bic ~7Osidbrise Srau, beren
8Drper bon Samub unb rnge5iefer
@ftarrte. Shr Eager beftanb in einem
Strobbaufen, Der nit &ptb beiubelt
mar. Die betlagenspertbe Srau ipIl
lett flint Mpnaten in bisiem Haums
e~ingeiperrt gebalten fem. Sic purbe
sereintgt unb BEL fremben Qeuten I'M,
fergebra4t. Der unmeni9li9e Sobn
1T in Saft senommen porben.
- Gin fdpere @erlebung spg ii1
fiirali9 elm in Der Wranselitrabe in
Berlin mobnenber 3abnartiit BEL elmer
prpbe feiner aunftfertisteit gu. Der
Wann, Der nit ani6einenber 2ei9tig.
felt 81 3entner nit ben 3dbnen bod
bob Itnb pesen bieier 2eiftung lange
3eit als Der .aDnis Der 3a6nartiiten"
gait, iibte nit elmer 8unitsenoIiin
cine YSrapesnummer". Mit ben Sii.
ben an etnem Rinee bGneenb, belt 9.
elm Grapes I'M Wunbe, pprin bic Mrs
tiitin turnte, cine 4rbeit, bic er f9on
bunberte Wdle auseefiibrt bate. Muf
iraenb ipel6e Weife begann pas Sras
pea gu t~reiien, pobur9 es benz Qrtiz
item uumOgIi6 puroe, bic i'm 'Munbe
gebaltene &autf9ufplatte, nit spel9er
bas S~urnserdtb bur9 einen Saten
psrbunoen 1T, in ri9tiser Gage. su,
balten. Sn fpenieen 4ugenbliden
tparen benz Mqnne iieben s3Gbne ges
broAen, Der 3iefer 3erIprengt unb bic
W&unoeden aufgerihen. Srpb Der
'eroben S9mer3en belt er absr itanbs
bait aus, bis ii9 bic golesin, bic
our9bas berabrieIelnbe 8lut bic Sc.
fabr Der Gage erfannte, in Si9erbeit
gebrd9t bate. @s eliidte ibm audi,
iid felbit an benz Hinse b~erab5ulaia
len, oann :aber brad err sufammen.
Sin 4rst unb 3abnarst bemiibten fi1
bGfo UNI ben 8erungliidten, Der mo-
tirlt9 auf bic tpeitere artiitifGe 2aufs
babn Dersiaten muB.
Gin ersreifenber @prfaG pirS
aus sSarroD in gnelanb beri6tet.
Ser 58<idbrise Sanbnerfer eSobu
Douns bate als iunser Mann bas
ungliid, auf einem &uge gu e~rblinben.
Nabeau 33. Sabre binbur9 behalf er
ii9 NIT benz einen Quse, bas nit Der
Belt INNER i9pG6er pllrbe. Set A
Sabren mar Der Mann poqfommen
erblinbet. Dor Sturgeon untersoa fiG
Wr. Youns Stpei Sperationen, bic
gum Heiultdt batten, bab er auf benz
fat 40 Sabre blinb eepeienen Muge
bte Sehtraft Suriiderlangte. MIs
benz pattenten gum eriten Male bic
Binbe %absenommen purbe, als-er bic
@efi4ter ieiner NnsebDrisen ertannte
unb bic na4 ieiner totalen Grblinz
bung seborenen gnteltinber ibm bic
2lsrm9en ertsegenftredten, mar feline
Sreube 10 srob, bab er einen S6laa.
anfda betam. Sin 8lutgefGb i'm sc.
birn BART unb na9 fpenisen Winuten
baudte Der @ermite fem 2eben aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-18
3ufia aclebt unb

ielis g~sItorben - 10 jubiIirt bic freoelba'ts 1borhsit
inmitten brer anireibGnbeu @er9IuiguHsen. pelden
Der SDrper nah ben itpersn 9Iipruten oes btutis
gen Sebeuserlrerbes ni4i geiuadi.u If. @enn aber
Sic Rrait sauslid usr9eubst, menu at Elm Eosesabuen
Der Satpdte eiuiteat, banu aibtes 6tulen unb 3dbnes
flapperu bhtfioier Wersweiruug. goraus S,peerIei
5u entnebmeH 1T: SbDHet Cure Seiuubttit. 81 ne
nuo S9md6e, on Slimmern Dor ben auseU nuo
Q tpinbelantauer. on &opfihmt rIen nno perb'
tlopfen, 8eritoptung nnb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Sebers unb 9tierenieiben unb anoereu 2rnnfhetten,
fpelte bic fDrperlthe !3erriitturg a~nuieloer, 10 oers
Speifslt auh niht gleit: nnb Dor alem oer.robeIt
nitt bic toitbare 3tit, bic eut nod bleibt. IN, nies
Der ssilYro psrosn 81 tennfn init unniissn 8 lien
ooer oar bamit, paB Sbr bon eiUfm Qua di alber 5u
benz onberu lauft, BITE 9uG bod nur init idarfsn Sit
ten bo9iteus etns pbrhbtrgebsnbe Gdnjnung Der
BeiierunS oerf4ofen. % stbt bann bod nod, tuie
Gauienoe hon SebeHteu freubtg be3eugen, Elm t8ereS
Uiittel: bic beribmter, nnr aus beilfrdftigsu pfans
5eu subsreiteteu ct. Bernard Rrduterpiueu. Vile
Apotbeteu. % Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-18
gcmmIpIpahsa.

- n &leinsW aibinston, Der Sod
burg Der 9emperen8, LAB Ridter gpr
gu 9eri4t. Gr itri4 Spei Mal mil
Der Sunb iiber iein ppblgerunbstes
SOppeltinn, ME bas feline 9eppbn,
belt mar, blidte bann ben an Der
S9rante ftebenben policeman an unr
iagte: .Ttun = tura!" .Wea Sir!
Sn Der pergansenen Na9t treffe i9 in
Der Ri6arbitrube einen Mann, =
ben, Der jebt bier ite6t, - nit elmer
aiite. Sieier bier auf Der SGrante
Wernagelt unO oeri@niirt, tpie Tie Md
1T. SD balte/i6n ais psrbd9tig on.
@r nennt ii9 Sobn Sung, unb Be-
buuptet, Die &iIte, osren Snbalt E,
ni4t tsnnen nil, in Der SmitbItrab,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-18

= Oas Subildum Der 2anbftrei6es
rim. Cine dltere Srauensperlon nit
&ppftu6 uno S9iirSe, bas re6te
@uge blauseidlaeen, purbe tiirSlid
benz 8s5irtsseridt in Wien ipesen
9ugabpnbage porsefiibrt. @s lit Oies
bic aus Nieber : Sefterrei6 abgeI6p.
bene WGiGerin ebriitine Redt, bic
BON Der Wa6e i'm Srsien fdlafeub
Guf9efun0en puro,. &inter: .Wober
babsn sic benn oas blaue Iuse2" =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-18

Sanbbctt a n ntdt acDe!It peroen burd
locale NpplteattoHer, neil ne ben tranten Ibeil oes
Sbres nidt erreiGeu t6nnea. GS aibt uur einen gSeo.
bic 2arbbeit III turireu. uub Der lit burd %eonitiius
tiouelle Neilmittel. Inubbeit pirb bur4 einsn eutNiiu,
eeten Sultano Der ihleimigeu Austletounq Der Gultas
biidsn Robre uergriadi. Weuu bieie U6bre lid ents
babt ibr eintu rumpeluoen 3on ODER unpons
Commences @ebor; unb wenH lie gan, aeidloIlen 1T, ers
iolgt Gaubbeit uuo pGnn bic guisanouFq uidt aeboz
ben uno eteie &obre rteoer in ibreu ~seboriseH 3unano
perieBt psrpeu tanu. pirb oas Ssbor iar inner ,ertSrt
%peroeH; ueuu 6dle inter ;ehn limb ourh Ratorrb per.
nrladt, pel6er ntdts ais Elm entSluosta i3uitane Der
i6leimigsn Oberhdden lit.
9Sir iuoltn eiHbuubert Dollars ilr ieSen (Surd
Satarrb peruriddtsu) Sal pou Iuu65eit etben, ben mir
MID olrh giunebmen pom Sals adtarrb Sur beilen
t6uusn. East Gad umionit GircuIars tommsu.
\. Gbeuep q 81,
Gofso, ..
ED- gertauft BON Gpoibsferu. rs Gsuts.
Sau'S granddaughter iuo bic betsu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-18
MiRourl.

&ura noc6 Mitterna6t am z.
Geptember braden Drei mastirteW}Gns
ner in Das Bureau Der Gbicago unb
@ltpn 9ubn su MarI6aa Elm unb be-
fablen benz nGbreno Der Na6t bei6Gfs
tigten SslesrapbiIten 8. $. Moprr
Die SGnbe in Die !9Dbe 81 balten,
Saraufbin puroe er auf9eforoert, Den
&dHeni6rahf gu Dffnen. gr peigerte
fi9 iebo6, benz 9efu9s na95utoms
men. Die 8onDiten prpbten i'm gu
eri9ieben. Sbre 4ufmertiamfeit fiel
isbp6 auf bas Sad, in benz Die Gin
na6msn DG6renb Der leBten Stunben
untereebra6t rparen. 3pei Der 8anz
bitten bepaG9ten ben Selegraphiiten,
pG6rsnb Der brittle bic 8auri9aft, Die
er pprfanb, aneignete. 9ieielbe be.
trug StpanSig Dollars. I'm oiefe 3eit
eriGien Der in 9ienften Der 8eieGz
f9aft itebenbe GA Sabre alte Ra4tz
tpGdter g. 6. Nutsur auf bemS6duz
plabe. Gr befabl ben 8anbiten, Der
ii6 nit benz @slbfdhe bef9Gftigte, bic
SGnbe in bic SDbe gu balten. Der
Gebtere panbte ii9 UNI unb in benz
ielben ,Momente fielen apei S4iihe.
@inen berIelbsn bate Der Bandit, ben
dnoeren Qulgur abgegeben. Ser Seq
ters itirSte lebensgefdbrli6 pertpun,
bet gu 8uoen unb itarb nenige Stun
ben IpGter. Die 8dnoiten perlieBen,
10 i9ueu tie tonnten, bas 2Otal. Der
Selegrupbiit bend9ri9tigte, 10 pie er
iid bon ieinsm S6reden erbplt bate,
ben Sleriff. 8or mebreren Sabren
sri6oB 4ulgur, als er Silfsfberiff
mar, in elmer bieiisen Wirtbidaft
sinen Pferoebisb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-18
Die rotbe GIaaDe

nirb algemein aIs 8arnungsiignal
bsrpenbet. Die Natur bat anoere
0arnungssS tgnale. Sautausi6lus.
auoemeine S6pG6e uno anoere
Gpmptome aeigen ebenfuls an, oaB
9efabr i'm Mn3uge lit. Sic oeuten
ouf llnreini9teit bes 8lutes. Sorni's
@lpentrGuter 8lutbeleber reinigt ben
2ebensiaft, fiber uno bur9ereifeno:
Dirb nur bon Spe5ialzQ genten perz
tauft pber brett bur1 ben Sabritan>
fen, Or. peter Sahrnep, 112 = Ia
GO. Sopne @pe., Gbicagp, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-18
Nsw Yorr.

pNerben" bat Der 15>iGbrise
2eonarb Strud BON Nep gort ni9t,
ionit tpGre er langit tpbt. Der Sunse
mar in SOiepb 9Opperp's Mui6inens
@ertTtGtte bei9dftigr uub ppbnte BEL
ieinen Gltern in Sem Dort. DGbrenb
er itil persniigt, in @rpartuns bes
tDitliten nRipe", iein 9tab aus benz
buntIen Haums, in Dem cs aufbepabrt
purOe, bplsn pUlte, ereilte linn bas
@ertGnsniB in ieiner entiesli4iteu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-18
,,Giu i6redli6es 1tnbciI

traf tiirali4 einen Giienbabnarbeiter"
i6reibt Or. u. &elett bon 8iarfpro,
Dirt. .9eheH SUB pdr arg sers
queti4t, jecu9 8udlen's Mrnica
Sable beilte ibn b0lb. SieieIbe 1T ae=
rabssu punoerbar segen granbges
i6pirs, 8euIen unb ale Sdupterups
tiOnen. SIS 1T bus Sauptbeilmittel
Der Belt. Sur garantirt. 25 Gents.
@eztauft bon 8. W. Ruete, 656
Mstn'S trdbe, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-18
Ghafen Sac uno 9sa1t.

Sas emiisite unb md9tisite tleine
WeIen, tpel9es je eema6t nurbe, lit
Or. Sings Nep 2ife piue. Oieie
pilen panbeln ShpG6e in &raft,
Mattisteit in gnergie unb @eiiteserz
idlaffung in 9eiitesfraft um. sic
Iinp punberbar in ibren Wirtungen
gum 4ufbau Der @%eiunbbeit. Bios
25 Gents per SGadtel. 8ertauft BON
s. SO. 8uete, 656 Wain@S trabs, Su>
buque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-18

er aus benz 4argar ben 8eridt erbal>
ten, bab er einen bort anbdnsigen
pro5eb perloren babe. gs iinb finf
unmiinbiae ainoer ba.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18
BELONGED TO MILITARY.

Mr.. Powell was first sergeant OF the
Norfolk City Guard. having served with
his company of which b. w. Solomon
sky is captain. in the Fourth Virginia
Regiment during the Spanish Ameri-
can war. lie was q duty sergeant dur
ing the war, but upon reorganization of
the company recently he was made
first sergeant. after having received Il
tie vote with Sergeant Gale for the sec
ond lieutcnnncy. He was we'll liked by
the Norfolk military mon, and was pop
uiar with all who knew him. His age
was about 80. lie had lived in this
city for some time. boarding on Chanel
street. opposite Virginia street He was
unmarried. Tic was in the employ Of
Mr.. r. Patterson, the contractor for the
Tazcwell building.
Ills remains Will probably he accom-
panied to Suffolk this morning by some
of the members of the Norfolk City
Guards.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18
Frances Barnes y.

The regular business meeting OF the
FRANCES Barnes was held at the resi-
ocnce OF Mrs. Sallie Kaufman, No 90
charlotte street. Tuesday evening. Mrs
w. a. Grims:ead was elected vice
president TO succeed Miss Matte
White, who was made president upon
the resignation OF Mrs. a. j. Rough
ton. The will give one of its well
known and enjoyable socals at the res
idence of Miss Kaufman on next Mon
DAY evening. The members of all US
me cny are invited to be present
y siivcr Offering win be received at
the door.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18
To Lecture on.cambllnp.

Rev. II. z. Johnson, D. D., the pastor
has made arrangements with Mr. John
Phillip Quinn. the reformed gambler. to
speak in the Cumberland Street NJ. T.
Church Sunday afternoon to an audi
ence composed Of ladies and gentlemen
His lecture will be on the evils OF
gambling, and also the numerous bad
effects of the saloon upon society DIR.
Johnson will have n special choir 10
furnish the music on this occasion.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18
A M atcl, Social.

The Frances Barnes Y's will give n
Match Social" on Monday evening. tho
e2d. from s until II. ut the home Of
Mrs. Kaufman. 90 Charlotte street.
Ihere VIII be 4 silver Offering at the
door. An interesting program. en-
bracing vocal and instrumental music.
and recitntions will be rendered and
refreshments served.
The regular weekly meetings will be
held at Mrs. Kaufman's home until the
w. c. t. u. Hall is procured.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18
CAPE HENRY LINES,
FIGHT ON CONDEMNATION TN
PRINCESS ANNE

The condemnation proceedings insti-
tutcd by the promoters of the Princess
Anne, Cape Henry and Lynnhaven Bay
railway are being fought by the Ches-
apeakc Transit Company In the Prln-
cess Anne County Court. The latter
70 ompany does not oppose the former,
kept In so far as to fight the con-
demnation OF It's land until its own
road is surveyed. The two roads will
not compete with each other, rs the
former will run from Virginia Beach.
around Lynnhaven bay to Cape Henry.
and the Chesapeake Transit route will
run from Norfolk to Cape Henry. The
latter company owns n tremendous
tract OF land at Cape Henry. and its
hand IN the condemnation proceedings
is simply to protect It's own right of
way through its own land, 1t is said.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18
THEvoLuNTEER Y.
SKETCH OF THE ORDER AND ITS
OBJECTS.


The regular weekly meeting Of the
Volunteer US was held on Tuesday
evening ut the home of the president,
Mrs. William Freeman, on Charlotte
street.
The NEXT meeting will take place at
the residence of Miss Minnie Alden
brook, No. 81 Falkland street.
The Volunteer VS. were organized in
1897 with six active members and two
honorary. There are now forty-two
members. 1t is worthy OF note that at
the last meeting oil the members took
the white cross pledge, which means
a promise from the women
l. TO uphold the law OF purity as
equally binding upon men and wo-
men.
2. TO be modest in language, be-
hnvlor and dress.
10 avoid all conversation, reading,
art, and amusements which may put
impure thoughts into my mind
4. TO guard the purity of others, es-
pecially of my companions and
friends.
o. To strive after the special bless
ing promised to the pure in heart
And from the men
1. To treat all women With respect,
and cndeavor to protect them from
wrong and degradation.
2. To cndeavor to put down all indie
cent language and coarse jests.
9. TO maintain the law OF purity rs
equally binding upon men and wo-
mon.
4. TO endeavor to spread these prin-
ciples among my companions. and try
to help my younger brothers.
3. To use all possible means to fulfill
the command. Keep myself pure"
The .Old Maids Convention" will be
repeated on the 10th of February at
Masonic Temple.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18
Annual Meeting stookhoIdere.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Southern Branch Draw
bridge Company was held at their
office. No % Bank street, at o'clock
o'clock yesterday afternoon and the
fe4i officers cirrtrttii= for INC ftnsu-
ing year: +. Richardson. president;
II. J.. Page. secretary and treasurer;
Alvah ii. Martin, #. II. Synon, w. d.
Southall. Thos. w. Shelton. f. Richard
son and II. J.. Page, directors.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18
order VIII Be Entered ro-pav

The formal order OF Judge Waddill,
denying the injunction in the Ryan
Williams case, will be entered on the
record of the United States Court of
this district to-day, having been post
poned on motion Of Mr.. d. Lawrence
Groner, counsel for Mr.. Thomas f.
Ryan What move Mr.. Ryants conn
sci VIII make to-day is not known, and
nothing could be learned, as Mr.. Gro
ncr ana Mr. Page were both in Raleigh
yesterday.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18
Monday Evening Marriage.

Mr.. George t. We'll and Miss Mamie
Jones, both of this city. were married
Monday evening at 1880 O'Clock, at No.
II Henry street. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Thomas Dickinson,
pastor of the Emmanuel Chapel a
cake. which was presented to the bride
by one of the men employed at the
city stables, was stolen before the
guests repaired to the dining-room
where the reception was to have been
held
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18
Clearing House Notice.

Special attention is called to the an
nouncement of the Norfolk Clearing
House Association in reference to legal
holiday, Friday, January 10Th, Gen.
Robert e. Lees birthday. 1t will be
noted that ali paper falling due on that
day will be due and payable on Satur-
day, January goth.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18
AdIudgeci Insane,

Peter Digs and Randall Thomas.
both colorcd. were adjudged insane by
"a commission of lunacy yesterday.
There are now ten colored patients
confined in the city Jail who have been
adjudged insane, and are each await
ing openings before they can be sent
to the Central State Hospital at Pc
tersburG.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18
Week OF PRAYER Services.

The week OF prayer services being
held In the Frecmason Street Baptist
Church by Christian Women Workers is
daily increasing in interest. During
the remainder of the week these NEE: :
lnss VIII be held in the First Baptist
Church. and it is especially desirable
Ihat there shall be a. full attendance
of women each day Mt 4 O. clock D. m.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18
Eye. Exn,ninca Free.

DR.. A. Week manager of the optical
department. OF the Gale Jewelry Com
pany. Will examine your eyes free. De-
fective vision and complicated cases
specially Invited to call. je26,tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18
Concert To-NEeht.

There will be a grand aitcrary and
monograph concert tonight at Grace
Baptist Church, corner of Princes
Anne avenue and Church street. to
which the public is cordially invited.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18
(Communicated.)
Tho Hall Rebuilding Fund.

A sufficient amount to repair the
house of Mrs. Hail. the aged widow
lady, who WAS burned out on Church
street RECENTLY. has been raised. Rev.
John IL. Dickinson. assistant rector of
Christ Episcopal Church. and treasurer
Of the fund for the rebuilding Of Mrs.
Halls home. presents the following
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18
THE GALE JEwELRY cc

Newest Discovery" extracts teeth
painlessly. n. Y. Dental Rooms only.
No. 1924 corner Main and Talbot SITS
N E. OF monument. established nearly
20 years. Ennes. Dentist. New phone.
1851.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18

Never Quit certainty for hone" Never
take medicine of doubtful value fnstea d
OF Hoods Sarsaparilla which is sure TO
do you good.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18
LOST.

T., OST-.A FAIR Of BLUE ENANIEI :.
~ ed lorgnettcs. engraved c.. 1880
"Wednesday. l o'clock. on Clay or CIai,
horne avenues. Reward If returned to oil
Rose avenue or Bank and Commerce,
ia1S-3tA
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18

Capudinc cures In 10 minutes all
headaches, etc. One dose will prove it.
At drug stores.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18

Having passed through a successful
Xmas business, we wish to extend
thanks to orr friends and patrons for
their very liberal support. and wish
them all happy and prosperous New
THE GALE JEWELRY co.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18
no CURE GnIppE1N rive NJ

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money IL Ii fails
10 cure. f. w. Groves signature is on
each box. Csc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18
Fatal Fall Of Mr.. Mills Powell in
TazewelI Building.
nc stepped Into mn Opening, Foil u
Distanco or Fifty-two Fcct nua
Diod E'rom tho Effects OF His Tu-
Iurios Thirty Minutes I.nicr.

Mr.. Mills Powell, O brlcklayer en-
pioyed on the new Tazewell building.
corner CRANKY street and Brooke ave.
nue.. fell through the hatchway from
the fourth floor OF that building about
noon yesterday, sustaining injuries
from which he died thirty minutes
later He walked into the hatchway
unconsciously and plunged to the
ground, fifty-two feet below. The ply
sicians say the wonder is that he was
not instantly killed.
Mr. Powell was Il native of Suffolk,
where he has a brother and sister. His
remains will be sent to Suffolk this
morning for burial.
HOW HE MET DEATH.
Mr.. Powell was at work on the fourth
floor, and was seen by fcllow-wor
man q moment before his tragic fall
walking along, holding q barrel in front
of him. He was going to put up a
staging. The presumption is that the
barrel cut Oft his view of the hole
yawning before him, and he stepped in
to it unconsciously. He fell on his
back. and his spinal column was
broken. it is thought. where the neck
Joins the shoulders.
Drs. Landlord, Graves and Saunders
were hastily summoned to attend him,
and restored him to consciousness. He
inquired OF the physicians what had
happened to him. and asked them to
give him something to put him to
sleep. The st. Vincent's Hospital am
bulance having been summoned, the in
1ured young man was carried to that
institution. He died shortly after ar
irving there.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18

pIANOS TUNED-WE EMPLOY AN
A lixncrt Tuner. 1t will pay you to
have your Pianos tuned by skilled work
men. Orders by mail given prompt ntten-
ton: STlErF NEW WARlcROON1S No.
G6 CRANKY street ial7-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18

nR. e. II. FEREBEI3 HAS REMOVED
~ his offices TO the Columbia Building,
second floor. ja2-cod-2w
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18
NOTICE !!

Tho Undersigned trading as II, o. Not
lingham * Co., No. SO Charlotte St Nor
folk. W.. have this day sold THOR Stock,
fiXtnres, Accounts and good will to ID. w,
Odcll e Co,
Thanking the public for Their kind
patronage and nskini, Il continuation Of
Inc same TO tho new firm. VIC remain
Respectfully.
II. o. NOTTINGHAM.
GEO. j.. NOTTINGHAM
With pleasure we announce that NIesses
u. o. Nottingham and Geo l.. Nothing
ham Will hcretaned in our employ, and we
VIII cndcavor to extend the s.ime court
isles as heretofore and rcspcctf fully eolicit
your liberal patronage. tcspcctfi,ly.
jal6-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18

r AIDES. YOUR HAIRi GREAT CARE
- should DO used with whom YOU ontrust
your orders or work on 1I'lir Goods
Cheap work and poor n.cLtcria! Is dear In
the end.-Fcr rchablo work arl flrst-clnss
goods at low prices, sec you are I'm the
Iarlors, of NINE. GATES, (tem Years at
one aSdress)-over tho 5-and-i0-Ccnt Store.
Norfolk. iun1S-tr
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18

ID ARTNER. WITH $500 or 500. CAN
n renllze handsome profit i'll sixty days.
Communicates ut once with PARTNER,
this office. jal4-lws
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18

GVhn SLIGHTLY USED UPRIGH HIT
sD4fV Piano. beautiful mahogany
oase, three pedals. This is Il great bar
gain. Gail ut once. SrIEFF NEW
WARI9KOOAlS. No. G6 Cranky street
in11-at
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18

FOR RENT.
V1 OR RENT-FURNIS!IED 'FRONT.'
L, room, with bath. third floor % Gram
by street ja1T-9to
IL RONT ROOMS FOR RENT WITT
4, hoard. Apply ut 3H IRIoEAIASON
SyTRht2r jal6-St'
| ARGE AND SMALL NEATLY FUR
- nishcd rooms. 2i1 CHURCH
STREET. jai0-1m'
N OR RENT.-DESIEABLE RESI-
4, dcncc. No. Hamilton avenue. Client.
Modern improvements: possession Jani-
airy lst. CiiAS. c. COPPER. 1853 Bank
street, dc3-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ND MORE GREY HAIR! MAIE. GATES
In has a preparation that Will clkInge
gray hair 10 It's original color in short
time or money refunded. 1t is not q dye
and WIFI stop hair falling out. THE RTE
IIABLE HAIR PARLORS, over b-and-
10-CSent Store Norfolk. innIS-ir
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18
RoARDEHs.

M ANTiDD.--MAN AND WIFE, FOR
w room and board: also table boarders
wanted 50 HOLT ST. City. lalC-lw
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18

Y AIDES, IS YOUR NrAIR FAILING;
4 - out or turning gray? Have you any
disease Of tho scap? Mime GATES will
advise You free of charge. THE RELIA-
BILE HAIR pAltLORS. over ana lOc
store, Main strNet Norfulk VI. inlS-if
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18

II ADDE'S. HAVE YOUR HAIR SHAM
~ pGoed with Golden Bark 1t removes
danFlrnif II makes the hair curly. giving
1t tElt beautiful, soft Shade and fluffy an,
peaiNnce. so much desired 10y sadics Nine
SiA1'EsY Shampootng. Manicuy:ng. Hair
Dyeine Pariors. over . and loc store Main
street, Norfolk. iaiS-tr
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-18

We also carry n full line of Paints, Oils
Glass, Artist and Coach Painters Sup,
O,!cs etc