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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-13
Los te|legr'a|n1llas Z
del "San Juan News
Dice ell <Bo'etfn en- sus telegra
mas de aver: ~-
COMPLOT CONTRA MAC-KINLEY

El peri6dico <New York World.
public6 en- su edicion de aver una
sensational noticia en- la que asegu
raba que algunos cubanos y espafo.
les residentes en- Washington trana.
ban un eonplot encaminado a asesi-
mar al Presidante Mac Kinley, cuya
.noticia no trasmitf porI haber sido
recibida con naucha prevention en-
esta ciudad, donde no Sc lie dio MIN
gun credito por considerable como
una burda y grosera patraf1a. H..
Despachos posteriores recibidos
aquf en- la nanana de hoy demues
tran hasta Ia saciedad que carece de
fundamento tan absurda version, por
cuyo motive nj siquiera sc tom6 la
mas ligera precausion en- Washing
tOn.2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-13

Han quedado empleados en- la
baterfa de Velasco del castillo de
Montjuich, Barcelona, varios CATO
nes de hierro zunchado, de Is cent?
metros. -
Las pleas Krupp, de tiro rapi.
do, que fueron desembarcados del
vapor aleman <Neapel,, quedaron
en- Ell parque de artiller1a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-13
Cerveza Pabst.

legftima de milwaukee,.
LUPULO ALEMAN.
legftimo de Baviera
vende:
M. r. Calder0n
Tetuan II
San Juan p. f.
n--a 30-27.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-13

De Puerto Cabello y escalas
arribo hoy q nuestra bahia ell vapor
americana "Philadelphia" con car
ga y pa pasajeros para esta isla
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-13
LA AMULITA
ESPANOL Y CA.
san SEI2.
S a N } Q S E 2

Gran fdbriCd de ChoCodte al Vdpor
pIemIada en- SeS exp0!lcIQnes.
A|macen de provsiones finas al por mayor y
detail Importan de todas procedenc as los mas
ceIectos articuIos de conner beber. Unicos re-
septores de la afamada higienca cerveza marca
ANCLA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-13

Esta manana fondeo en- nues
tro puerto ell transporte americana
''Mc PhersOn''
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-13
La prOfesOra de ing

La profesora de ingles senorita
Maud Josephine Coan dara clases
particulares de idioma in giles, ha
ciendo las explicaciones en- casteIja
no Los precios scran c,>uytn: iona
les. Informaran en- la casa numero
55 de la Gale de Tetuan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-13

En- la actualidad esta en-
pleando nuestro Board de Obras Pd'
blicas la suma de $50, 900 dollars, en-
los caminos de la Isla que Be hallan
en- construction.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-13
Paris Bazaar

Para las proximas festas que
nara la Colonia Espaf1ola en- honor
de su patron Santiago, ell Paris Ba-
Ear de Pedro Giusti, tiene: Baude-
ras Espaf1olas de lanilla de todos ia
naf1os. Para adornar las fachadas
de las casas. Hay 'escudos con ban
deras; para iiuminaciones faroles de
papel y vasitos de cristal de colores.
Gran surtido en- distintivos, insig
MAS, cinturones y abanicos de la
Bandera Espanola. Todo a precio
limitado
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-13
POr orden del Honorable PI

Por orden del Honor able Pre-
sidente del Tribunal del Di strito Sc
procedio aver a la prision a los in
dividuos Sandalio Crispin Lucas
Bernard, Julian Catala, Marcelino
Becerril, Jose Dolores Ortiz, Pasca
sio Paris, Cecilio Ceballos, Ines Co
to y Juan Trujillo, que form han parte
de la .celebre escuadra de Ia calle del
Sol, los cuales pasaron la carcel
hasta la celebration del juicio oral
que esta proximo.
Sc piensa crear en- Cuba ejer
cito para el servicio de la isla com
puesto de hijos del pals como los Or
ganizados en- Puerto Rico.
Muebles de muy POGO uso y en-
huen estado, Sc venden en- la calIe
de la Fortaleza n altos
Plantas de ornamentO Ell ties
tos en- latas de venta Fortaleza i
altos.
n-s-3 p
Ell Ministro de China en- lesEs
tados Unidos ha manifestado que
tiene autenticas noticias de su pals,
en- virtud de las cuales puede ase
gurarse que los extranjeros resi-
dentes en- Pekin, no han tenido no
vedad alguna hasta ell 19 del mes de
JUNO.
Ell almirante Seymour entr6
en- Tient Sing conduciendo 312 he
ridos.
| q Jf7< In ms m a
leado durante ounce dias consecu
tivos Cd IN los chinos. Sufrio grandes
penalidades y las provisioues esca
searon hasta el extreme de mante
nerse aIun cuarto de racion.
La columna no pudollegar mas
que has sta la mitad del camino dc
Pekin por hacerse imposible CONT
nuar el viaje
Ha sido condenado Victor Nu'
f1ez a pagar S. Is centavos importe
de una cajita de caracoles que ven
dian uu os campesinos de Isabella y
que les fueron hurtadas de un bo'
degon del prinero.
Isabel Rivera denunci6 aver q
su vecina Narcisa Melendez por pro
vocaciones amargas que ]e dlri
giera
En- las inmediaciones de Tien
Tsin Sc ha librado IN ref1ido comba
te entire Is, 600 boxers y las fuezas
europeas habiendo gran ndmerc de
bajas por ambas parties.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-13

Parece que la policia Sc ha oil
vldado lie hacer cumplir el bando
de la "A caldia que prohibe transitir
con bultos, y objetos de volumen
pOr las aceraS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-13

CeNsEIo 1As MADREs.-El jarabe caImante de
Wnsiow deoe usarse sienpre que los nhos esAu el
perfodo de la dentcion Aliva moment al peuue6o
sufrente; produce natural tranouo allyan-
90 al nlno de dolor el angelic despierta con muchs
Viveza; rs muy agradable al paladar Calma al ni6o
oanda las encias aliva ayuda al vento
segua los intestinos es el meor conocido remedio
eausas Tener cuidado pedir Dor Iarabe Caimante
oe Mrs Winslow pues es el xasior de todos.
PasaJeros que condujo para es
te puerto ell vapor americana ePhi
ladelphia:, Luis Salazar, M. Corta
da, NJ. Burguet, c. Cabrera, Fer
nando Toro, Geo L Pick, Geo Hu-
bell, sonora y nif1o, senora Miller.
doctor G. F. Heine, M Bomeneth,
H. NJ. Monsanto. Mr.. Florinsan,
Antonio Pereira, Felix Villana, Ma
nuel y Diego Vif1as Rodriguez, Nico
las Elias, Rafael Carabote, Julian
Sabat, sef1ora Natividad de Mosque.
ra y nif1os, Hector Brisof1o, Jose.
ia de Power y un nif1o, Francisco
Tosla Perez, Limo Santana, Jose
Ma Drive, Aurelia Figueroa, Libra.
da Garcia, Carlos Tam bert, Cira de
Chesuean, Mario Capriles, doctor
Alberto de Zarate, y su sonora, doc
tor Seba tan Lacavallerie, Maria
Elena, AbArino, y Jose A. Otero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-13

Antier fuercn reducidos prisi6n
preventive, dura1te Sc celebra ell
juicio oral da causa que Sc les sigue,
varios individuos que SO dicen per
tenacen la escuadra de la Gale del
Sol y quienes parece que ell Fisca'
les ha pedido muchos af1os de priI
sion
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-13

Muebles de muy POGO uso y en-
huen estado, Sc venden en- la calle
de la Fortaleza . altos
Plantas de ornamento Ell ties
tos y en- latas de venta Fortaleza
altos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-13

En- las inmediaciones de Tien
Tsin Sc ha librado le reni1o comba
te entire Is, 600 boxers y las fuezas
europeas habiendo gran ndmerc de
bajas por ambas parties,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-13

Reclamado por 81 Juzgado de
Catedral fue detenido aver ell indivi-
duo Bonifacio Amezquita.
Sc ha ordenado la remission Dor
ruta q Arecibo de la individual Ma.
ria Garcia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-13

Isabel Rivera denunci6 aver q
su vecina Naroisa Melendez por pro
vocaciones amargas que Ie dlri
giera
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-13

81 AGobierno de Washington
ha pasado uno nota a todos los DO
deres manifestsndoles qre esta dis.
puesto a proteger por todo, los
medios a sus subditos RESIDENCES en-
China, pero que Sc opondra al des
nembramiento del Imperio Chino ST
las potencias europeas tratasen de
repartfrse'a
El crueero Holland de la mari
ma de guerra holandesa ha llegado
a Chefoo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-13

Alfonso Concepclon fue deteni'
do aver por hallarse EN- estado de
embriaguez.
Ri sugeto Juan Colon, hiri6
aver en- la Gale de la Cruz q Teodo
ro de la Cruz,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-13

Ha sido condenado Victor Nu
f1ez a pagar IS. Is centavos importe
de una cajita de caracoles que ven
dian uuos campesinos de Isabella y
que les fueron hurtadas d e un bo'
degon del prinero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-13

Sc piensa crear en- Cuba ejer
cito para el servicio de la lsla com
puesto de hijos del pals como los Or
ganizados en- Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-13

Eu Arecibo hav gran anima-
cion para Ell concerto que dara 81
pr6Nimo dom ingo la distinguida pia
uista senOrita Elisa Tayarez,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-13

Dof1a L uisa Santiago ha esta-
biecldo una casa de huespedes en- la
calle de San Francisco donde a pre-
clio m6dicos Sc sirven almuerzos Y
comidas por meses, a quienes 10 So
liciten.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-23
si.00 CIIINCHILLA

dress tonight relative to his calling
out the troops. Among other things,
he says 1t is his chief desire and in
tention always to rely more upon the
law than upon the bayonet, but the
FRANKLIN county authorities having
shown him n threatened condition Of
lawleSsneSs with which they are unable
to deal. he has In compliance with their
call for assistance ordered here certain
State troops to be completely under the
authority of the sheriff to protect the
court from threatened intimidation IA
we'll as the prisoners, seeing that JUS
tice is done all parties. He announces
his regret that any should seek to in
terfere with the judicial tribunals lie
says:
when the situation is such In your
capital city that the judges in your
courts and other officials need person
al protection from bodily harm and
threatened interference with their sec
ton. then I deem it my duty as gov
crnor of the Commonwealth to give
them protection they may need. Such
Is the situation here now. and I'M
tend, so far rs have the power.to pro-
tcct the courts. in my earnest efforts
10 uphold the law and to protect the
constituted tribunals. 1 call upon the
good and law-abiding people of our
Commonwealth TO act and assist me
not by physical force. but by moral
sur port
We have placed our cause in the
hands of the law and We must con
tinue TO reply upon the law. Let no act
Of Viocncc or lawlessncss be committed
anywhere. and let our people who have
shown such patience and conservatism
heretofore continue to show it. My
great trust and reliance is in the stronl;
common sense and integrity of the peo-
pie of our State. and trusting i'm that /
believe that ont or our present d!ni-
Gully there will soon come peace, order
and restoration OF the law.
(Signed) J. w. BECKIIANI
Governor of Kentucky.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-23
CAPE NOME GOLD.
CONCESSIONS TO DREDGE SAND
HAVE BEEN ISSUED.
(By Telegraph to Virginlan-PiIot.)

Washington, D. c.. March 22.-Secre-
tary Root made a brief statement 10
the press at the War Department to-
day in regard TO the action of the de-
partmcnt in granting license to pros
pectors to dredge the water front of
Cape Nome, Alaska, in their search for
gold. He admitted that two conces-
slons To dredge sand had been issued
ana twenty other applications are
pending. He says they will all be
granted He says no exclusive priv
lcges have been granted and there has
been no discrimination. His authority
was based upon the statutes giving the
War Department jurisdiction over the
naViSable waters OF the United States.
Ii was shown. he says, that the pur-
posed dredging of sand would not in
tcrfcre with navigation or the riparian
rights of owners of adjacent territory.
The particular character of the sand
to be dredged did not enter into the
consideration of the case at ALL
The Secretary said further that any
one was privileged to dig for gold in
the open sea- and the only question
considered by the War Department was
whether such operations conduct
ed within the three mile limit
were an Interference with navigation
or an infringement on the rights Of
others. When these conditions were
complied with the department was pre-
pared to grant permission to any one
to dig in the beach at Cape Nome or
elsewhere Mt any point lying within
three miles OF low water mark. Sec
rotary Root made it, clear that the
privileges in question were free TO all
responsible persons. lie will shortly
submit his reply to the resolution of
inquiry adopted by the Senate.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-23
PORTO RICAN RELIEF BILL
Continued from Page I.

priation should cover future collections
as well as those accruing I'D TO Jan
nary LIST.
The appropriation bill, he said,
sn3ulu De dsiii!le IN terms anu espec-
i'iiN WAS IL pel!eFeo by Ar. lbacon mat
~ "a9 tne purpose Oh me DIN 10 pro
VIC u lor INC contingency mat me tariil
"'' ,'uW peH".hs iildS Id.l' III INA :
"a" ~, ei!uc "i n'i,eliiehl M"'iu
,a,,i,i, M, nv mustn't was "
a'''''i'te coiic'usioh.
oUTCItH AGAINST BILL
Mr' Hacoh theh launched upon a gen
err! argument against the republican
poilcE With reference TO the trade be-
'"t,n me hited STATES ana the Islands
hcP"ieu IN me war win Spain. No
""1t "utciN hau recently been VII
IN ~ mat Which had gone up from
a. In me country after the passage
-, '.e ilolse pi!i. Whlch was intended
~Onl'rsS an uhpro.ccted people. Nat
'., M NtHupiican leaders mad
80 ~ ~ i'hu protecting shelter from
80 W M anu inns hiIl was intended
" 'u'e ciLc'''S 10 appcaSe the IN
,h7,.' ~ % ny pto'le' MOI ohiy had
Iar "rvn '.""',!c ~ me country al
- OK, '','. III w, oei.aIs rs wen. ana rs
iuV",H 'Ne S,u"te. ior 'hc hfSt
,,f,. j." rs history hau a peace com
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-23
srutes in Human Form.

(By Telegraph to Virginian-PiloO
Wadesboro, y. c., March 22.-lnteili-
gence has just reached here of most
horrible crime committed in the adj
joining county OF Chesterfield. 5. C.,
Il few days ago. Cassie Boone, Il
young woman of bad repute, was en-
ticed from her home by four men,
carried to the woods nearby, assaulted
with knives and her flesh almost carved
from her bones.
After having satisfied themselves
with this treatment the four Drutes
saturated her clothing with oil ana
set it aiire. Her screams brought as
sjstance. and the flames were extln-
guished. She was carried to her home,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-23
THE APPLETON FAILURE
RECEIVER APPOINTED FOR
GREAT PUBLISHING
HOUSE.
(By Telegraph to virginlan-Piloto

(By Telegraph to Virginian-Piot)
New York, March 22-In the SUI
prcmc Court to-day ]. Hampton
Doughcrty was appointed receiver of
d. Appleton and Company. publishers
of this city. on the application of
Daniel Pritchard, of New Jersey. IL
stakeholder. The bond of the receiver
was fixed at S150,000. The liabilities are
about 81, 100000. a statement issued to-
day by the Appleton company says the
situation is due mainly to inadequate
capital to meet maturities in the ex-
tension of our business on the install
ment contract basis (Which contracts
amount to fully $2o00O0. now outstand-
ing and in due course collectable).
4 reorganization committee has
been formed, and it's chairman, Mr..
Cannon, says he is confident the con-
Germ can be liquidated so as to involve
no loss to creditors. The Appletons is
one of the oldest and largest publishing
firms in the country.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-23
a Polo Tournament.
(By Telegraph to vlrginian-pilo,

Aiken, S. c.. March 2o-Opening Of
The polo tournament took place here
to-day between the Camden, ). c., and
Lakewood. \. j., teams. and resulted
in a victory for Lakewood by a score
OF II to Q. Players were for Lakewood:
George j. Gould. Larry Waterbury,
Collier and Herbert. For Camden:
Brown, Whistler. BarStow and Ken
ncdy. Camden played well. but was
over-matchcd. Watcrbury'S playing
was the feature Of the game. he max
ing seven of the eleven goals made by
Lakewood
The finals for the Aiken cup TO be
played Saturday.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-23
IN KENTUCKY
Troops Come to Aid Of Democratic
Governor Beckham,
They are In Possession oftho County Court
house and Jail at Frankfort, the State
Capitol No Clash With Taylors's
Troops.
CIV Telegraph to virginian-pilot.)

Frankfort, Ky, March Estate
troops recognizing Democratic Cover
nor Beckham are in possession of the
county courthouse and Jail tonight.
and will do military duty here under
orders from Governor Bcckham during
the examining trials of Republican
Secretary of State Caleb Powers. Cap
tain John w. Davis and w. II. Culton,
which arc set for hearing before Judge
Moore tomorrow. The military is also
reinforced by sevcnty-nve deputy sher
this afternoon. The Lexington COM
pany OF seventy mon under Captain
Longmire arrived here at 6:15 o'clock.
In proceeding 10 the courthouse the
line of march did not pass the State
House square, where Governor Tay-
lor's soldiers are nuartcred and the
dual militia did not come face TO face.
Iongmire marched at the head of his
company carrying Il revolver. while
each Of the men carried two guns Ut
IS understood practically the entire
contents of the Lexington armory were
brought here.
The indications tonight are that the
trial of some one Of the defendants
will be entered upon tomorrow.
The Commonwealth will demand that
the defendants be arraigncd separ-
ntely.
County Judge Moore to-day issued
an crder to Sheriff Suter directing him
10 exclude everybody from the court
house tomorrow, except attorneys.wi
nesses and members Of the press
There has been no continuation here
Of rumors that armed bodies OF citi-
zcns from the mountain section are
coming to. frankfort and the rumor is
not generally credited.
AN ADDRESS. :
Frankfort, Ky, March 22.-Demo-
cratic Governor Beckham issued an ad-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-23
Miles Booked for Cuba.

(By telegraph 10 NlrSlnian -Pllot)
Savannah, Ga. March 22.-General
Nelson y. Miles and party. including
Mrs. Miles, Captain Whitney. the Gen
erals aide, and Mr.. and Mrs. Wiborg,.
OF Cincinnati left the city this morning
for Florida. They will stop at St Au-
g,istinc. from whence they will go 10
Key West. At both places the general
viii inspect the Notifications. The new
Fort Screven. on Tybee Island was in
spccted by the general yesterday.
After visiting the Florida forts Gen.
eral Miles will sail for Cuba. He de-
clined to say how long he would be
the re or why he was Ding.
ST Augustine, Fla, March 22.-AIa-
jOi General Nelson y. Miles and party
arrived here this morning and spent
several hours viewing the city and in
speeding the military post They LETT
ut 1 o'clock for the south.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-23
IL to O'Clock.
sUsPENDERs, loc

MEMS SUSPENDERS, 10c
Mems silk Web Suspend
crs; made OF good. strong
elastic webs: fins trim
mings; worth 25c-. at. Zoe.
BOYS 50 LONG
PANTS, 95c.
Boys strictly All-Wool
Long Trousers, made OF
mixed cheviots and striped
worstcds; all sizes; worth
S2,;ut ...... ....... ..... .S5c.
zoe. ENGLISH
SQUARES.
NECKWEAR, &c.
About 10 dozen new pat
terms Just in late ycstor-
day afternoon -. 80. PC.
35c. UNDERWEAR. Zoe,
| Brand new spring I'm
ldeIweli' in three differcn,
shades. all sizes. 100. gar
mcnt.
l5c. LINEN
COLLARS. 7l&c.
All sizes and shapes. -
different styles ........7!.c.
81 REFER SUITS. sl.c6,
Size 4 years only. About
20 suits. Tho pants alCno
are worth the price. Il
OH time ...... 49,. ..Sl.GG.
500 STIFF HATS, $50.
Brown and Black Stiff
Hats. new spring blocks
just in. 80 for the houI
at o.. $500. ......Sl.co.
ll5c. CIi1LD'S
COLLARS, 1O,4c,
All sizes Cape Collars,
for the hour -. ....10I.c
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-23
S to 6 O'Clock.
>o~&~@AN@
81 STIFF HATS. roc.

Odds ARA ordls anI-brohen
sizes OF Mems SuM Hats;
principally llch: colors:
have been selling for 81.
20 at ...... ...... SOC.
YACHT OR COLE
GAPS. lie.
BOys' and Girls Yacht
and GOLF Caps; in plain
and assorted Cashmere KAT
terms: actually worth ;i5c.;
500 PEARL
, FEDORAS, SLIGO.
Two cases of new Pearl
Fedora Hats. all sizes:
also some new Golf shapes
in white or blue
brands ...... -. ....Si.G9.
zoe. I'LIIECED UN-
DERWEAR. &c.
Nearly all size Mems
Fleece Lined Undershirts
or Drawers .... 25c.
25c. MEMS BOWS, 12!ac.
New lot OF spring shapes
and patterns; every con-
ceivablc style and just in
yesterday 80. 80. ....l2i:c.
$40 OXFORD
O'COATS, $3.50.
All sizes. for short or tall
men, In oxford Cassi-
meres. only one TO a. buyer.
Just in for tho spring
trade 49, ...... ........S5 so.
$3.50 BOYS FANCY
VESTS, sl.25
o. Boys Fancy Silk
Plaids and Dot Vests,
worth up to $3.50, for. .Sl.25.
BOYS SUITS. AT $40.
Boys stylishly trimmed
Vesicc and Double Breast
cd Suits, in blue and black
chevio;s and fancy mix
lures; sizes 3 to 10; worth
$3.50. at ...... ........Sl. 40.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-23

where she fingered a few hours and
died.
1t is alleged that this young woman
had married q man by the name OF
Steen. but still retained her maiden
name 1t is said that her husband in
stigated this foul deed and led the as
sault upon her.
One of the other three is n brother
to Steen, and the other two are sons
of Fiddler Steve Jackson. Feeling in
the county runs high.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-23

MEMS zoe. SON AT &c.
Mems fast back arHl tan
Seamless Cotton Son: rex
ar price. zoe; AT &C. per
rIir.
8? LONG PANTS
SUITS, SIS.
Zig Boys stylish double or
single breasted Long Pants
Suits. in ali-wuol CaSsi-
more-j and CheViotS: al
aizes; worth UP TO 81, att.
49,. ............ ...- 80. 81 ~.
81 sTETsoN HATS. $3.50.
\ few more left Of the
famous Stctson Hats:
everybody knows tho price
is 81 and $3.50. but your
choice $3.50. 80. $3.50.
s. CHILD SUITS, @.G7.
About 100 Child's d. Il.
Suits from last Spring:
worth 81. So ana $3.50; your
pick for 49,. ........S 81.
So MEMS PANTS, sl.co.
All new spring patterns
and all sizes. worth 81 II
pair 800. ...... -. ..Sl.0O.
soc. TAM o'SHAN-
TIERS AT 23c.
Boys and Girls Tam
O'Shanters. Golf Caps and
Yacht Caps, in scrgcS, CO.
vcits and plain color.: also
cashmere patterns; worth
Soc. at .... .........2 &c.
BOYS. 81 CLOTHING
AT 500.
Roys' Nobblcst Double
Breasted. NcStcc ana Sail
or Suits: also Chinchilla
Refers, with storm collar;
sizes 3 toS l6: worth Si.GD.
at ...... ...... ........S2.-o.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-23
3 to 4 O'Clock.

BOYS soc. PANTS AT soc.
Boys strictly All-Puro-
Wool Mixed Chcviot and
Fancy Cashmere Pants:
worth 5Oc.. at -. .39c.
BOYS $40 TOP
COATS. $3.50.
Odds and ends OF Boys
English Top Coats, In utco
blue keiSeyS and light
shades of Covert Cloth:
worth $3.50. at. ....s3. 50.
MEMS WHITE
SHIRTS. 99c.
Mems Unlaurdercd Lin
on Bosom White Dress
Shirts. actually worth zoe,
at only .... -. .....&c.
BoYs' $3.50 SUITS, sl.o.
Boys Serviceablc Chcviot
Double Breasted Suits.
strongly made: sizes from
z 10 10; real value $3.50, at
only ...... $3.50. ....Sl.2 ~.
lie. FAST BLACK
IIERMSDORF DYE
HOSE. 7;Ac.
Childrcn's Double Knee
and Double Sole Fast Black
liosc. for boys and girls.
80. ........ ...... ......F2c.
SOC. BOYS
UNDERWEAR. 25c.
Shirts and Drawers. Not
many drawers, but nil sizes
of shirts; worth Soc,
at $3.50. .......... ......25c.
. SHIRT WAISTS, 12lAc.
Sold only TO purchasers
OF 81 or more -. ......12i2c.