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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-06-14
QUEEN HELEN CAN SHOOT.
ttaIy's First Lady surDasses Hes
Hunter Husband In skill with
the Target Rfue.

Queen Helee- ~ italy = an expert
with rife and revolver. and beat her
Aunhsnd's best target score. al
though he has The reputation ~ be-
ing q mighty hunter Hey record s.
by 40 means confned 10 target prac-
tice either. when she was princess
of Montenegro hunting war her favor
ste sport, and she has had many ex-
citing adventures with bfY game.
When she went 20 Italy a. princes
- Naples she missed her hunting
more fhau any other feature Of her
girl life The prince had targets put
up in the gardens ~ Capo 81 Monte
villa and shooting matches were held
there. The princes Invariably ear
ried OF the honor. even when pitted
against her husbands men friends or
the prince himself. stiil target prac-
fiee did not quite take the place of
real hunting. 80 her husband guessed
agair.
This time ne gave his wife the is-
land % Monte Cristo. 20 have and -
hold a. a happy hunting ground. and
there she had glorious sport with her
guns and her dog every season. ue-
ia the aesassiration 81 King Hum
bert called her ~ a fhrone.
Vow sbe has ieft N killing game
and hae gone back 10 target shoot
ing. but she docs not neglect her
practice or lose her enthusiasm
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-06-14
A TRAINING SHIP ASHORE.

Annapolis. Nd. June 1.-THE
Emitted States training ship Chesa-
peake Is ashore AZ Taylor's Island, on
Dorchester county ia the Chesapeake.
The tug Standish with a large squad
" sailors aboard has gone 20 her as
litance While cruising IN the bay with
eaTt u the first second and third
iissses aboard the vessel, grounded on
bar. She Is said 20 be ia Is feet Of
Eater. and as she draws little more
flzn faat. g. not thought 20 have sus-
kined much damage.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-06-14
A BURNING VESSEL SIGHTED AT
SEA.

Philadelphia June ian unknown
aiiing vessel on ere far 20 eastward
y Nantucket shoals. was sighted on
tune Sth BY Captain Stabell. OF the
Norwegian steamship Nora. which ar
lived az Chester. Pa. to-day from
Hiilsboro. -. s. The Nora's course was
changed toward the burning craft, but
ne work 81 the IRE had been 30 COM
;lete that IL vas impossible TO identi-
y the vessel which continued 20 burn
fntl the Nora was many miles dis
ant. There were no signs % the crew
and Il is thought that all on board
2erisned.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-06-14

sacred COWS often defle Indian tenn
plea, bot worse yes Is body that's poi-
luted By constipation. Don't permit II.
Cleanse your system with Df. Kings
New Lie Pills and avoid untold misery.
They give lively liyess, active bowels,
good dsgestisn, fns appetite Only csc
d Leonard Hsniey's pEEs sto1s
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-06-14

1--WE teis very happy" writes X. y.
Berill. Old TewD. Va. when Bnckien's
Arnics salve wholly cured our daughter
Of bad csse of scsid bead" II delights
al who Zee il for Cuts. CoFns, Burus.
BRUISES. Boils. Ulcers. Erepfions fp-
fziiibIs Cor Piles. ouly CSC - Le)nard
Hssisy's Drug rsess
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-06-14
WILL NOT COME TO NoRFoLN
The Rev. Dr.. John W. Stasq VIII Not
Accept the Call to the First Pres
byterIsn Church Of This City, 5ut
VIII Remain in Charlotte. N. c.


Charlotte. y. C.. June 12.-Dr. John
W. stays. pastor OF the Second Presbv-
terisn Church here. viii not accept the
call % the First Presbyterian Church
at Norfolk Neither viii he continue
rs agent % the twentieth century fund
Tor the synod OF North Carolina. but
viii remain as pastor Of his church
here This was decided at prolonged
meeting of Meckienburg Presbytery to-
day.
it was voted not 90 place the Nor
folk call in DR. Stages hands. and after
this "A motion was made thst the Pres
bytery 90 not dissolve the pastoral re-
iations existing between Or. stage and
his church.
a loug-drawn discussion was in
Obliged in. and az one time IL seemed
Certain that Or stage would go TO
twentieth century work
Dr. StaEE spoke highly Of Norfolk.
Eaying De believed it was the coming
centre 80 population south Of New
York Too. I believe there is not n
church ;n the whole Southern General
Assembly with "a brighter future"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-06-14
The Over Educated
Whale
The Ancient Mariners Theory Of the
ksthlcen's loss

&c D-.r 49, .h,..s 60, l,.rs -,-,---
mures me Ancient Mariner.
sh.r>,- his r--iv-le5 head with rel-
,--helV -,-,.-e-- ..1.-s "a ri,r r,r.
,lvnv- e-is --,rhie -~,rls come of
=. Tv,., x.- 60 =, fool;rr- NTH -a-
-.-e -n, r-n-- e-r,ert ANYTHING else.
.v-hu- IS itq Whr. ms here case ~
.he whaling bark Kathleen that was
rsmned and sunk tv sperm whale.
leaxinr the crew and the sl-ippcr'-
wife and she shippers uife's parrot
adrfft in ooen boats with no roi,acco
q thousand miles east 20 barbados
] feel kind ~ personal rcsponsihiiiry
Tor that there calamitv- though lord
knows e. wa'n't mr fault. for done
All 1 could % prevent st.
why % vou suppose that there
whale went Tor that there shipc The
mate SAYS 81 was revenge. because be
seen his wife killed
Rats, There amt bet vcrg liftie
sentiment about rnll sperm whsle
lie don't respond none as a rule 20 The
render emotions he don't e. IN Toy
ohIrairy Ike us--his motives b. strict
y practical
ne whale Tarnr'eo that shiP be-
cause tnat was what ne haa been
slne1 Rooo- ne wash no e .l1 =. lale
ne w. l's .onS -''si I'''' Lutte b. ii.'r.
'o
I'm NJ nav ~
~ ~ @
- - s.- l~7'
~ - ,-'
60 JAZZ ~ ~ p
' can go
. ..-...
.
'-t
49, -- Vli- o'n is''
-. -
- -, - - - 80 '.-'.'
- - - ~ - ~, -. - 49,.
- -. - ~
- - - ' AN
~ - -. -.
rnsr,n ,-h,le s. s,-,isr Eo,- ~ i.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-06-14
MAJOR wArlsR AssI9FA
me Transport Warren Arrives at San
Francisco from Manils.

Francisco from Martha.
San Francisco. June 19-Among the
officers arriving from Manila on the
transport Warren to-day were Major
[. ". I. Waller and Lieutenant J. II.
a. Day. OF the Marine Corps, the two
officers who were recently tried by.
court martial IN the Philippines on
the charge OF cruelty 20 FIlipinos and
were acquitted
Major Waller and Lieutenant Day
are both snfeee1'd in health by the
strain ~ Philippine service and came
home with a battalion Of marines.
The marines will be taken TO Marc
island and the two officers viii 80 to
ate Committee.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-06-14

one OF the most uni ne weddings
that has ever occurred in Virginia was
that tonight of Clyde z. Foster and
Miss Mary +. Tinsiey. An excursion
down the James river on the steamer
Pocahontas was given. Thirteen hun
dTed people were aboard. When the
vessel turned Dutch Gap Rev. j. A.
Sullivan. OF the Baptist Church. per
formed the ceremony. /, had been
stated that there would be n wcddinr.
but not until the young people stood
up before tie minister was IL known
who would be the bride and groom.
The young man gave his wife sound
kiss and a mighty cheer went mp. The
groom is a plumber His bride is q
very pretty little woman. As new
method OF advertising an excursion
this proved 70 be- great success. Hun
dreds OF people could not get on the
boat
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-06-14
STATE AND CAPITAL.
THE FIRST TO TAKE THE oATiN
UNDER NEW CONSTITUTION

Yranaps Attempt to Burn the Hotel a
Jordan's White Sulphur Springs
United In the Holy Bonds of Matri
nnory-The Death. Roit-sarn
Stable and Several outbuiidings
1urned-othes Matters ef Inter
est.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-06-14

Richmond. Va June 12--Clcrk
Walter Christian. of the Hustings
Court. Of Richmond. is probably the
first officer IN the State 10 take the
oath to support the new constitution
He subscribed 20 Il. before a notary
public.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-06-14
8AKED HER WATCH IN 4 MINCE
PIE
lIlatford Cnnrantl


There IS one young motron OF Hart
ford who VIII no longer wear her watch
when She goes into the kitchen 10 bake
pie The baking OF pie Is the only por-
ton OF the culinary work she does and
fhe does this because her husband says
II tastes like that mother used 10
make"
Among the wedding presents OF this
young matron was a handsome watch
which she thought so much Of that she
wore il on all occasions.
Sale decided 10 bake a pie last Satur-
day. All went well until a short time
after the pie was placed Ia the oven.
when she discovered that her watch
was missing from her chatelaine on
which IL usually hung on her dress. Sac
hunted all through the house but could
home and he was told OF the mishap.
The wife became convinced that some
person had stolen the watch and she
,ould not be consoled.
The nice pie like mother used 10
make" was brought on for dessert ~
dinner yesterday and a generous por-
ton given the husband. lie looked at
and then asked his wife;
what kind OF pie do YOU call this.
nv dear2"
"Mnce pie. OF course" replied the
wife
well I should call II watch pie" re-
marked the husband as he produced The
missing watch from the interior OF tia
piece he was about 20 eat.
a. this IS an account OF what actually
happened X would not do 10 say that
the watch was sull keeping time II
was not. and the jewelers. bill for re-
pairs Of the baked watch viii take con-
siderable OF the young matrons pin
vr,ct.~~
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-06-14

Henry Mercer Babb, Of Rochester. Ind,
80 the onlY man living Ia Ipdiapa who is
q son OF the Amsnssu Reyolutiop BY d.
rest descent
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-06-14
Sale Of Merchandise
Overflow

$40 Cases of Goods shipped TO this Store last
week. Manufacturers and Jobbers observation-disclosures
Our New York buyers kept busy two weeks in
bringing these goods. New Spring Fabrics every
cription came with the purchase Ladies' Ready Made
Garments, Carpets, White Goods Wash Goods, Colored
and Black Dress Goods, Silks, Ribbons Innings etc
The Savings from 4 thi to a half from the orig
nal cost OF productio
The Richmond Dispatch of Feb, 23rd contains full
price-list from the Various Departments
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-06-14
NoRTH CARoLINA LEAGUE

Charlotte. 8. New Bern. .
Greensboro. 3, Wilmington. 2.
Raleigh. Is Durham, ~.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-06-14

Maria rcs: At Madison Courthouse.
Miss Lula r. Grimsiey o. Sir Bennett
Miller. or Cuineper. as Smithfeld. Miss
Katie IT, helms CD MI William T.
Buchanan. OF Clarksburg. W Va. at
Baltimore. Nd. Hiss Caroline Reid 80
Or Is. Montgomery Bird formerly Of
Petersburg. but now professor Of chem
istry az the University 10 Missouri. 81
Farmville. Miss Elizabeth III. Morton
C. Nr Aumerle SChumpeFt. Of Column
bia. :. c.. az LynChhurg Miss Laura
%. Noou 20 AIr. Wiley J. Hopkins. o.
Bedford County-Aiss Clcora Ishell 20
Mr. Il. Fauntleroy lambert. OF Staun-
ton-and Miss Maud 4. Noen Go Ar
Edwin T. Jones. 81 Durham. n c.. at
Grcenviile. Augusta county Hiss Mary
Q. Thompson 90 Air. Gordon j.. David
son. NO Roanoke. Miss Flora Edmunds
20 SIT. c. T.. Barton. of Russell. Ky:
az Woodstock. Niss Elizabeth II.
Logan o. AIr Clarence II. Baker. ~
1Tagerstown. Md. al Cuipeper Miss
lnez Williams Co Mr. Heudon Rlxey.
near Richmond Church. stafford coun-
-. Miss Lucy Il. Patton 90 AR. Chas.
Griunan-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-06-14

London. June 12.-rhe War Secretary.
Mr.. BrodTick, announced !n the House
OF Commons to-day that II was the in
tention OF the government 10 appoint
a small royal commission 10 institute
q general inquiry into the South Afrxs
zen war;
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-06-14

Because OF being refused something
90 ess tramps tried % burn the hotel
az J0rdan's White sulphur Springs.
near Winchester. A crowd of boys
were gathered around hay harrack
near the hotel and co them the tramps
made The demand. threatening openly
20 burn the hotel if food was not forth
coming The BOYS ran away and told
OF the threat and when men returned
20 the barracks they found 90 in flames
The loss is $780, with mo- Insurance.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-06-14
THE NATIONAL GAME.


Brooklyn. June l2-soore:
RHE.
Pittsbu-r ......2ooo1oo2O-5 81
Brooklyn ....-..o @ @ o o o @ 90 4
batteries Cheshro and o'Connor;
Newton and Ahesrn- Time 60. I'm
pire-l' Day
Philadelphia. june le.--score:
RHE
Cincinnati ....3oo0ao1o5-lel s 0
Philadelphia 80 N o 70 ! . n o-3
Batteries Thielman and Peitz. Voor-
hees. Iherr ana Dooin. Time 50.
Umpire Emslc-
Boston. June l2.-score:
Boston .........00oo0oo3x-s Z !
Chicago ....---.o1 600 0o-1 .
BATTERIES. WINS and fIittredge. VIII
Hams and King Time-f-12. Umpire
Cantliion- Attendance-sioo.
Ncw York. June 12.-score:
RHE.
81 Louis 100000 OOo-1 8 L
New York .-...0 o @ @ @ Q o 2N-6 70 o
Batteries. Terkes ana Ryan. Taylor
and Bowerman.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit. June l2.-Score-
* IL T..
Detroit .....--.....-1 001-3 9 C
Baltimore .---..-..-o g o @ % Z 2-9 10 1
Game called. darkuessl
Batteries Neager and Mcclure.
Howell ana Robinson. Umpir -sheri-
dan
Chicago. June l2.-Score
RHE
Chicago ......-.0s O o 90 Ks 10 /
Boston ...---...0 I 7 70 % % 0 % 3
Batteries Callahan and Mcfarland;
Willis. Warner and Criger. Time. 80.
Umpire-Carruthers
Cleveland. o.. June Ie.-score:
R-HE
/ Cleveland ..-...O3I 00QIOx-5 g ?
| Philadelphia 80 o @ o o. 4 o. 4
Batteries. Moore and wood, Husting
and Powers. Attendant 2s9l. Time
/ i-so. Cmpires and John
Stcn-
St Louis. June 12-Score.
R-HE.
81 Louis ......0s 201O-s Is 2
/ Washington ....2 o 3 q o @ I IS IS 2
Batteries. sudhon. Reidy and Sug-
I ten. Carrick and Clarke
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-06-14

The trial Of Thomas C0rhin for kill
ing John X. Millner was concluded az
Danvillc. The jury found Corbin guilty
OF voluntary manslaughter and gave
him four years On the penitentiary.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-06-14

a young negro named Frank nix
as run over and killed by "a train on
the Norfolk mo Western railway near
q ride.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-06-14

The norfolk and Western railway
has announced that even IL the strike
s. prolonged they have enough work
ahead 10 keep the shops az Roanoke
running Tor months. and that the ma
chine works. where 1880 men are cm-
pl0yed. win not shut down.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-06-14

Deaths. At Hotel Mons lof which Be
was the proprletor) al the foot OF the
Peaks az Dttcr. in Bedford county. Mr..
A. g. Thompson. aged 81, az Chester.
Chesterfield county. aged "a. Mr. James
GarEett "a wealthy citizen, az h 1yCe.
Clarke county aged IS. AR George ~.
Smith, near FaSsap anauzy. King
George county. aged so Mrs. Ashton
Zones
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-06-14

ST Louis. June 12.-Score.
RHE
81 Louis ......O40o l201O-s Is ?
Washington ....2 . q o013 IS IS ?
Batteries. Sudhon. Reidy and Sug-
ten: Carrick and Clarke.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-06-14

RI. T..
Boston .........00o o0oO3x-s Z j
Chicago ......-.o q % % o % o % o. 4 .
Batteries. WINS and Kittredge: VIII
Hams and king Time-s-12. Umpire
Cantllion- Attendance-slqo.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-06-14

The barn. stable ana several other
oatbuudlnEs belonging Co ar. J. IT,.
Allen. OF Essex county. were destroyed
by FIRE. The cause was probably spon-
taneous combustion of new hay. In
the building was quantity cf grain.
hay and machinery The loss was
heavy. with no Insurance.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-08-05
old by D. A. Henderson,. Druggist
The Window Glass Workers

The Window Glass Workers L. A.
800, Pittsburg, will not arrange any
scale with the manufacturers in the
American Window Glass company, in
whose factories it's men are employed.
uutil the time for starting, which will
probably be late in October. By this
arrangement the Independent Window
Glass company, which will start its
fires on Sept. /. must fix scale OF its
own, and cannot follow the lead OF
the American Window Glass com
pany, as heretofore.
Thirty-nine boys for more than two
hours defied the might and majesty
CT the United States government.
They lost, but during the time they
refused to recognize the power OF the
greatest republic under the sun they
made their rebellion felt, and the
business of the great Pittsburg post
Office suffered not little. The So
special delivery boys employed in that
department Of the Pittsburg postoffice
walked out of the Office and from the
federal building at 8 o'clock yester-
Jay morning and returned to work
1t IL.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-08-05
POLICE RATDED ARMORY.
Riotous Conduct of Soldiers at Akron,
O., Almost Led to Blows.

Akron, O., Aug. 5.-A squad of po-
lice in charge of Captain Outlet made
raid on the armory of Company F,
Eighth regiment, Ohio national guard,
Monday morning at 3 o'clock. The
soldiers resisted arrest and made an
effort to keep the police from enter
ing the armory. Chairs and other
pieces of movable furniture were
thrown at the police and for a time
it seemed that blood would be she'd
The police, however, remained cool
and did not open fire on the soldiers,
although they were tempted to do so
several times.
The armory is on South Howard
street, near Market street. Through
cut the night it was the scene of great
disorder and Monday morning it
cooked as though it had been struck
by a cyclone. About a dozen mem
bers Of the company gathered at the
ermory early Sunday night to be
ready to start for Camp Mckinley, at
Newark, O., Monday morning. Other
members of the company remained at
their homes until Monday morning.
Men were disorderly in the armory
end on the streets.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-08-05
MAY RENEW STRIKE.
Danger Last Night of Ironton,
O., Men Again Quitting
Their Positions,
TROUBLE ONLY PARTLASETTLED.
On the West Virginia and Kentucky
Divisions the Men Were Still Out.
Laboring Men In Conference Last
Night

Ironton, O., Aug. 5.-Yesterday's
situation in the street railway strike
had been without incident on the Iron
ton division. The union men were
operating cars on schedule time in
accordance with an agreement reach
Cd at conference concluded early
Monday morning, but last night there
was strong evidence of renewal of
the strike in sympathy with the men
on the Huntington and Ashland divis-
ions. It was confidently expected that
the agreement reached here between
the company and employees Of this
division only would be the basis Of
settlement all along the line. The
strike in the Kentucky and West Vir-
ginia towns was still ON, the company
refusing both to recognize the union
and to reinstate the discharged men.
AS result of visits between the COM
mittees yesterday it was said to be
definitely decided that the IrontOn
men would again go out, unless the
company shall make terms with other
divisions imme diately. Simultaneous
" with a conference here, labor mass
meetings to discuss the strike were
being held at Huntington, but no de-
cision was expected until late last
hight. The company officials were
waiting at the hotel to hear any prop
Ositions from the strikers.
No Settlement on Other Divisions.
Ashland, KY, Aug. 5.-Not car ON
the Camden Interstate Railway sys-
lem was running in this city last
night. The road was blocked with
cross ties between here and Catletts-
burg. There was some excitement,
but no violence, except shouts of
"scab," and abundance of rotten eggs,
when attempts were made to operate
cars. The strikers posted the follow
ing:
Strike. Street cars are declared
unfair. The laboring men along the
line are requested not to ride ON the
cars until the strike is declared off.
by order of committee"
President Graham, Of the Camden
system, said:
1--WE are not opposed to any union.
che men discharged were turned off
for cause, which they can learn on
application to us. No discrimination
mas been Or will be made in our treat
ment of employees, whether or not"
Huntington, w. Va, Aug. 5.-The
day was a quiet one yesterday with
the strikers on the Camden Interstate
hallway. No violence was reported
throughout the day, Notwithstanding
that cars were operated regularly
with non-union men. Practically no
one patronized the cars. No effort
seemingly was being made to effect
a settlement of the strike.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-08-05
"Abner Dantel"-A New Fun Max en-

"Abner Daniel"-A New Fun Maker
All the world loves a lover and
all the world loves a good fun
maker. Both these delectable types
appear In Will N. Harben's new
novel, Abner Daniel (Harpers).
Abner himself is a man worth
knowing. He Is an old Southern
bachelor, shrewd, witty. droll and
kindly, and a philosopher to the
backbone. The jollity of the
book" says one critic, SIS one of
its salient qualities. 1t bubbles
with fun from beginning to end aud
this Is humor of distinct type. 1t
is not the dry, qu'zzical humor of
New England, nor the extravagant
and grotesque fun of the west; nor
the sly and half childish fun of the
negro. 1T is the homely humor
which has been attempted by sew
eral other Southern writer's, but
seldom as successfully as here. "
Mr.. Harden Is spending the sum
mer In Dalton, Georgia, where he
was born. For sale at McCoy's
Book Store. Price $1.25. ~ ct