The Virginian-Pilot from Norfolk, Virginia • 2

DAIS' )1A111 I VETERAN CAPTAIN)11 DEAD Captain Georg Waikato of the Old Doon Lino Passes Away at His Horns in Brooklyn Z'- THE NOltFOLK LASID31A1lkt-SUNDAY AUGUST SECOND PRECINCT STATION luous TO BE TRIED THIS WEEK Ettem--amotomic7mommasmen "Minute from (Main St" The 'Pelting Present Store 5 I L- I 44 ir-4 4 luous THE NORFOLK LAN' DMARK 1 SUNDAY AUGUST 29 A AloonioniAMMAINAMIENO A 01 Tillo VETERAN CAPTAIN IS DEAD SECOND PRECINCT STATION TO BE TRIED THIS WEEK crosertem---aseselmou'liesesonepi I 4 et at A 'TOM riaill A fTI 1 F-i civAinU" 1 I I II Captain Georg Walker or the Old Comm- i wek eV me Welting Present Store t4i141-11' Dominion Line Passes Away at I His Horns in Brooklyn Z- 4 1 4p A Piture Slate! I a AAP II 10 FLOODS FIELDS 1 a 1 Nil 111 mnrinrrnnv A I A 0-11 AM fii-VIAS SAI SU IA r-A Al I I I 1 1 1 i a a I A 1 I Litiu3ually linporLanti I I I 7 Upright Piano tor Sc- ek i 4 wribui iutiv iv CONTINUOUS DOWNPOUR CONTiNU OUS DOWNPOUR 7 7 1112:13 r5redast for To-day-Tho ture Temperature vas-iortat Augent 34oreroot for etmday and Manday: goudal armor to In torir moodily tan' warmer light to treati to north to mot North Sunday Moo Say tete warmer 11 interior fresh wind mot) northeast MINIareltE ALMANAC S'ait oats 6 10 a tn Son leas in Inh water in ti 11 in low water In 11:211 TEMPERATCHE in Mat 1S11 deg lidos 1 deg: 72 dfg 7 dog 1 tiet Get a-ow water iR1 TEMPERATURE 8 in 1 tn leas lain- 154 deg 74 deg le dem: 72 deg tett 70 dere 0 dette 11 deg': et i Elia F5redast tor To-day4h Mints hire Temperature Vas'ingtola Augent for Ptmday and MorKIRY: 11111arall ewiatm warmer in In treFh to borth font North eunuey av fult arme in interior fresh winds into day kat warme iir ner erten winos moony northeast IttiNfArCRE ALMANAC 91 dot a 6 10 a Son via :11 P6 In' li igh wate I nt II' iti At rec 1121 In EL rx- Many Intereitina Case Have Been Bet fpr Trial In the Corporation Court Judge Allen11 Manettel of the Corporation Court will arrive here Tuesday morning from Charlottesylile an will preside during the remainder of the week wham the gollowingeases have been set fortriem -iTuesdeisr August ttit--Lee Edwards Territ Williams Frank Front Wiliam Fitzgerald 1Pergott William Core and Guy Johnson WellhohdaY August Mel and James btarttnTim Murphy sally Baynes Clean Ritchie Tom Bolton Eva Cotton Elmira Ekiddiek Elmira Sumner and Elnore Diggs Thursday August A Ferry John 8 levonsari Mary Wh4e Robert Johnson Henry Darden V- Dowdy and Anna Cattlabwir DEDICATED- LAND TO CITY James startiltTtin Storpny sal'y lay- nes Clara- Ritchie Torn Bolton Eva Cotton Elmira Reedit Elmira Sumner and Elnora pints Thursday August' eth-E A Perry Robert John etevensete Mary White Johnson Henry Darden ere Dowdy and Anne Cattleintrit )e-------ee DEDICATED: LAND TO CITY Many Intereating Cases ave Been Set tor Trial in the Corporation Court Judge Allonft lianoket of tha Cop poredtvo rb- VW iL a4 rAv I sit- -11 wort11n11 xrnin to wuwu premium ut ut-mir rt Vt when the tot010nd 'easel bave been net Wilent the Sollowing -cases say teen set foictriali 0 -iVuesday August ttir-TAo Edwards Terry Williams Frnk a Prout Waitam an and Gu Fitzgerald ELwpargott William Core Johnson es A WedndaY ugust BREAKS BACK OF HOT WAVE $200 BREAKS BACK OF HOT WAVE 1 1 FARMERS ARE HAPPY FARMERS ARE HAPPY STOOK WORK TO 11ARD Mr frank Winton) Announces That Hs Will 'Not play in Stock Corn panics Next Season In speaking of Hr rranlc Oillmore a Popular member of the Fawcett forces In this city test Winter the Baltimore News says: Mr Prank Oillmore the actor who returned with the scientific expedition from the Bahamas yesterda is very much Sunburned but his cheek has the glow of health and his eye is bright He spoke with enthulasm this afternoon of the tfipt He was asked about his theatrical prospects I have simply none' ha said "HI original intention was- to he'll) returned to Zneland my home-with Dirs Oilimore of it la now too late in the season for- thatcand we ex pet to remain in this country all next Winter-x have made no enstagemant however and at present have no plans dm- aillnimv is at Nantucket 'where she has a cottage and 1 Isbell join her sifter concluding my business in New York was asked if he expect ed to continue work in a stock company next Winter hops not end obeli certainly trY make arrangements in some other direct hon The labor hi too great The contin ual study wears upon mind and body' "Mr Gillmore exhibited a number of tn teresting trophies of his Bahama expedi tion ne had fine health while away and as he said enjoyed every minute of his Journey' -no was asked about nts tneatrical nr rt neve simply none' he sank My original intention- woo- to bay re- turned to England my homoewith Mr more of course-but it IS now too late in the seaeon for we ex pati to emain in this country all next Stinter--I have made no engsgement howevee and at present have no plans is ai Nantucket 'where Cillitimre she has cottege and ehail join her Inv business in New Itter 'ler wee asked if he expect- ed to continue work In a stock compare' 4 next winter nd obeli certa I hope not einly try to alto arrangements in some other direct tion' The labor le too great 'rho annuli ual study wears upon mi nd and body "Mr Gillmore exhibited a number of tn teresting trophies of his Bahama xpel! ilea He had fine health while away and as he said enjoyed every minute of hie journeye STOCK WORK Too HARD Mr frank Gillmore Announces That He Will Not Play In Stock Corn ponies Next Season of Mr rrank Oillmore a PaPatar 11181110er at tn my vetl turces In thie city lest Winter the BainmOre New saYs: trren entimnee: the artily tvho re- d'Ildr Frank Oillmore the actor who re- sorted with th scientific xpedt eiion from the Bahamas yesterday is very much sunburned bu his cheek has the glow of of the 'health and his ere is bright Ho spoke with' enthulasm this afternoon VP A Captain George Id Walker late ot Old Dominion Line died et his residence No it4 Union street Brooklyn en Friday morning aged It Otis hie retirement from attire service he was the oldest ceptate sailing out of the -Port of New York He ems bore at see in July Int tde father being captain of the British brig "Fos" In his early career hst sailed on the "Humboldt" of the New York Southampton and Havre Steamship COM pany then on the wWsushington" the "Franklin" end the 'Amp" He then became captain of the "Fulton" and carp ried stores to Port Roil during the war In the sixtlea He captured the "Margaret and Jessie blockade runner and later another block' de runner the "Banshee" ef liming ton The cargoes of these two yolk eels were sold for P20000 Later Captain Welker commanded tit "Raleigh" "Niagara" "AlbtomarlsX sand innumerable well known steamers While on the "Albemarle" he received er gold medal for rescuing the trey of a wrecked schooner He lead art exceetUngly active life end retained to the very last year of Me Petering life hie Mentai and phystest faculties He wee held in high esteem bY all the officers of the Old Dominion Steamship Company with whom he WU connected for se many year and vies respected by sU Who came in oontact with him Captain Welker was the father thiiteen children the tatothee end fIve whom survive PI InY then on the wttleehingten''' the "Franklin" and the eArego" Hs thee ad car became captain of the elrelton a ried stores to Part Royal during the war In the stxties et he "Margaret and Jessie a capture blocluide runner and later another block- tide runner the of Wilming ten te The cargoes of these two rasa gets were sold for 1120000 Later captain Welker commanded the "Raleigh" eNtegaree' "Albemarle4" end Innumerable other- well known steamers While on the "Albemarle'' he I ed ge old modal for resouln the 1 trey of it wrecked schooner lead an exceedtnitly active life and retained to the very last year of hil Pilfering life his mental and PhYalcal tecultIeL le el" held In 61Sh "teem by all the officers of the Old Domiplon Memorably Company wan whom no wise connected for so many yeere and was respected her aU who came in tiontat with him Captain Walker was the father of teen children the mother and five whom survive 0 tft vict LAogh NO IRO UntOnotrnot brooniyn On Irriany Morning MIMI Tt me reurement irubt1 'tenth be Inte tne Went ciente old tittles service was thest cellists sailing out of tho Port of New York 'A-- Ho eves bora aea Jy ste ds i ul I father being ceptain of the British brig he ratified "roc" In his early career on tho "Humboldt" of the New York outampton Havre teamship CO Sh and rik 1 A truly magnificent instrument as good as new for less than half its original price It has been used for COM cert work about six months Zell "Ent 1) press" design continuous music desk strung Its tone is full' I and resonant It is downright folly to buy a new instrument of questionable quality when you c411 buy this practically new well-known New York make for only cash $7 a and scall free I new for less than half its original It has been used for con: cert work about sx months' Zell "Ent press" design --patent COntintlOtte music desk three strung Its tontis full and resonant It is downright folly to buy a new instru- ment of questionable quality when you c411 boy this practically new well-known New 12no---Srio cash $7 a York make for only inter- and scall free A truly magnificent instrument as rood as Captain Getirge Cuthrlell Will Comm Mend the tip-Town District and Will Begin a Crusade Against Loafers and a The new aecond precinct police citation new nearing completion will soon be im1 minted and things will be considerably changed in the police department Captain George Cuthrilidi who wid command the wend precinct will Intro due novelties in his district Re id known as a eaPablo snd efficient officer and being a strict disciplinarian the order of the fotpmissioners regarding lax discipline in the dePartmant will not affect his precinct Ths'iiecond precinct Will consist be the motion of the City whit of Bute Ind Wood streets and will include the Fifth Sixth and Seventh Wards Captain CuthritiEs men will Virtually have more territory to cover than thoim now atatitmed at headquarters As a majority of the arrests are made in that section of the city to be known as the second precinct the officers on duty at headquarters will have little to do- metiond procinot will have lighter' patrol wagon much more convenient than the one now in Use as the driver will weigh not more than 115 and not 416 its one of them does at present The second precinct station la one of the most substantial buildings yet erect by the city It wee deafened by City Engineer wT Brook and Is a model station in every respect The cells ere of brick and are quite roomy Though police headquarters building has almost been rebuilt the uptown eta- tion will far purples it as far is convenience are concerned A CAA ON ROWDIES The crowd of rowdies who often loiter around colored anions every day in the year will be kept on the go when Captain Cuthriell gate after them and by preventing largo crowds of idlers front gregating Captain Cuthriell will prevent the poseibility of trouble which always follows the assembly of Corner (nowt Captain Thomas Dalton who will command the downtown precinct will also keep things on the go and set Alm pace for his men Captain Dalton Will pay perticular attention to violations of the Ooodridgo and Mann laws orders ot-tbe fotpmissioners rogerone laa discipline in tn department wilt not affect Ns Precinct The'secoad precinct win consist et the of the City fait of Bute Ind Wood eon streets and will include the Fifth Stub and 8 th a Wren ar Captain Cuthrieirs men will Virtually have more territory to eover than those now at headquarters Al ma- jority of the arrests are made in that section of the city to be known es the econd precinct the officers on duty et adquarters will have little to do- re Ate meend nmoinot win bay it lighter patrol wagon much more convenient than the one now in use as the driver will weigh not more than 125 and not 416 Is one of them does at present second precinct station le ons of the moat substantial buildings yet erect- ed by the eity It was designed by City Engineer eivy'r )rook and is a model station in every respect The cells ere of brick an are quits roomy Though police headquarters building bee almost been rebuilt the uptown sta tion will far purpase it as far is con- Vonlences are Concerned I A WAR ON ROWDIES sr Theounderroowl rowdies who often loiter saloons every day In the i kept on the to when Captain year will be ke Cuthriell gate atter them and bY Pre' large crowds of Idlers from con- gregating Captain Cuthriell will prevent the poseibility of trouble which always follows the assembly of corner orowds Captain Thomas Dalton who will I command the downtown precinct will also keep things on the dn and set be A pace for his men captain Dalton will pay 'Articular ettention to viotiens of the Ooodridge and Mann laws Captain Boone Cuthriell Will tnand the VpTown District and Will Begin a Crusade Against Loafors no idiom i Tha n11 atmthilti now rnimrin omplotto ion be ettPled and Mingo will be considerably Changed In the police department Captain George Cut rital 'Who wt I command tho oecond precinct will Intro 01 disciplinarian being a striC 'duce novelties in his district Ife If known StS It aPablo end efficient officer anct the IIt'll not be long before the pictures from over-thesea begin to arrive and order I() afford them proper 1 display We must have room! Sc tot-morrow and throughout the weeks you can have any Framed Pic' ture in the gallery or on the floor for exactly one-third less than its marked price I I- This takes in every Framed Picture now in and and prints etchings engravings oils and all the rest embracing every sort of sub'ject No matter for what you want it the very picture for that very room is here The reductions are not Iimaginary they're teen The pictures are marked in plain deduct one-third And save iti 812 Pictures for 99 89 Pictures for 46 '86 Pictures for toi and so on up and down the entire price cal I'llt'S a good time to atntici4pate future weddings and Iother gift-giving occasions One Woman" I By the author of The ILeopardta to be the greatest-read and most-talked-of book of the year Publishers' price Our price Shia By mail $123 aisplay 4 We must have rooms So to-inorrow and throughout' the week you a can have any Framed Pic- ture in the gallery Of on the floor for exactly one-third less than its marked price! ThIS takes in every Framed Picture now iri stock--little and pensive and mints etcnings engravings prints OILS an all the rest em- ran eery sort of sub- ject No matter for what you want it the very picture for that very room here The reductions are not imafrinary they're reall ------0 The pictures are marked in plain i duct one-third and save el El lectures for et 19 Pictureo for le 6 Pictu to 14 and so on up re and down the entire price sesta I'llt's a good time to atntici- pate future weddings' and other it gibing occasions I "The One Worn an" 1 i ---jus published-4110 By the author The Leo to be the greatest-read and MOSt-ta ed-of book of th lk ear blishers' rice a SI50 Our price Silo By Mail $123 It'll mot be long before the pictures from over the sea begin to arrive and 11 order I() afford' them proper LODGE NOTICES sftretary'e Ruth Loi Igo liu A A IL Norfolk Va Auipist 2 Ilk PrIZI-'1A1 COMMUNICATION or thls Lodge will be hold In Atis)6c 00 Temple 'IV-MORROW (Mon (ay) EVENING August dock BuSinessz Work In the Master's Ail master listens In trona a Iandint Are coxklialty Invited to he present Lir order of the IA it C4RUBB Spey 4 STATIID CONVOCATION OF NOR FOLE: 'UNITED ROYAL ARCIt HAPTER Will tteld MONDAY August gel at 11 Via 'clock se Important businms A pmmpt attendance Bs order of the AL It 30III4 WALTERS See'y WANTED A EXPERIENCED TRAVELLING 411 Salesman and Shipping Clerk cit titres paintinu ten give beat reterenves and bond we acquainted with trade in North Caro ims and Virginia Address it care Norfolk Iondmarit illy A NT IV Manning Fpgine double cylinder: Ieigerwood prafetreci: give lowest caeh prlie and sits et cslimlers and full pee Addrtlidt 0' 140 ket it NOW 1'01 News Va Its 'III' ANTED Alst EN'FRIENCEO Stenographer deem Pornallent PoeAlon with an established nun Adores 0 Landmela office fIllE ONLY A LIT 130 It Et'11 LIFE OF A PoPN 1-C XIII Written with the outagemeilt approbation and bless ing of Ilia Rolineite by Mgr Bernard 0 Reilly 13 Who for eight yeirs lived in the Vatienn se Immestie Prelate to the Pope Thie distinguished Ameticeiri author I MI summoned te Rome OtpV0i0ted by the lope as bis sancta bloerapher Approved and reeognited bt Crdlnal Gibbons end ell Church authot i cLs as the Otiht otrielat biography of the repo Over NS page mesnificently Il- lustrated UnpArttlieled opportunity for seems Peat tommisame Elegant outnt tree TIIK JOHN WINSTON CGo SIS Arch fit Philadelphia Pa jra-lite nousEotaL NORWEGIAN 0t1l wants position small femilY on or eller August till Yeses: $12 00 and week Apply GRAYDoN AVE 102 efi-wetrisuttl ANAGER WANTED FOR NOR-A' folk branch New York paInt houu flood references and email investment re-(wired Liberal and commiaelon I rekilicre i4t New York Jytte-It2 PEOPLE TO KNOW trait we buy and sell all kinds of so-eond-hand furniture Apply EASON dt it DOINit gfc: Church street 3Y11-111 The City Seemed as If a Sound Waterspout Was Hovering in the Crops Were Greatly Benefitod--Affootod Susinoes Two Inches of Rain Fell Several daya ago two fishermen after doing a hard day's work in Pamlico Sound proceeded to work overtime and Rea a waterspout that after swirling roaring and doing tievoral ether unplea Mot thing retirTd Into a large dark browu Cloud that was Watling for When the waterapout had departed what wee left of Sound a mere mud puddle was 'greatly agitated as were the two hard-working Seherman The dark brown cloud go heavy' that it lirraPed thellstround warted eft In the direction of Boston the haven of 'the dark broan and every one thought that the incident was closed but instead of keeping on to the Hub the cloud halted over IsierfoiX end proceeded to empty the Pamlico Sound all ever the plaTe! The weather man owe that 136 Inch of very wet rain had landed us to owl! yesterday and the eatimetee vary from that up to a maximum of ale feet two Whoa Ths whole city spent Its time In going out and Rotting wet and miming WM and changing Its elethea One man whose perseverance is more extensive than his wardrobe ran the Satire gamut from bus loess overalls le the raiment that only twee the light of gunny Sunday and le now in be waiting for the trot uniform to dry out Several excursionist are reported WM lost end Main street will be dragged ea loon as the tide subsides a trifle Out in the uburb whole nettle are partly Inundated and along the varloua trolley line it was found necessary to Mailltalti a core of pioneer armed with scythes to out a way through the Jungle that sprang up betiveen the traoka be Careen trIpa The rain came however suet at the right time after long dry spell and the face of the earth present a fresher appearartra after Ile thorough gerubbing Bolide doing much for the 'rowing crops the storm elan landed hard on the beat and with the thermometer at 70 last night living was rendered almost excusable SERIOUSLY AFFECTED BUSINESS The almoat continuous tillOwere Yesterday seriously affected tuainetie and the day was the dullest In yeara for many Main and Oranby street mercbenle who bad nothing to do but kill time all during Shortly -after midnight the ciduds an to disappear and it aSSESSd as If the deluge would emse and a dry Sunday would be the result but this la doubtful SAND CONCtliYa TdDAY TEACHERS ASSIGHED 4 SCORED HARBOR MASTERS Failure to Enforce Anchorage Regis tuitions Caused nifty Case Deckled Judge Edmund Waddill Jr presiding in the 'United States Court yesterday rendered hie verdict in the collielon suit of the barge juniata against the barge Sovereign of the Seas the Court deciding that the Sovereign of the Setta was totally to blame for the damage which resulted from the collision A special master will be named to ascertain the exact amount of damage wMoh the Owners of the Juniata are entitled to The Sovereign of the Seas anchored tear the Juniata off Newport News and during a high wind the Sovereign of the seas dragged bor anchor and rammed the 'Juniata Judge Waddill in rendering his decie ion apoke plainly concerning the lax harbor regulations at Newport News It wee contended during the argument that the Juniata- was anchored outaide of the allotted liar loaded vessels she being lighttAlto time Judge Waddill said in part: "In passing it may be said that It would be better to iftielisb the harbor rules and regulatione itithey are bot to be reasonably observed by those who prescribe them Tok giVet liberal effect to therm remaining as they de in a'dormant state Inevitably tends to catch the unwary and give ad-vela4i to those more favorably circumstanced as to the information et their xietence "Att to theoperth room allowed it may be concede4that the Sovereign of the Sets haviegbst anchored the duly was imposed upon her of giving to the Juniata tate anchorage room and that if the damage resulted from failure so to do the loss should fall on the vessel falling in its duty In that regard" BANG IN RALEIGH MMFftwoftiMEimmp1 Tha Norfolk Company Gives a Strip of Land on Mowbray Arch to the CityOther Transfers 1 followIng transfere were yesterday recorded in tkeoffice of the Clark of tha cpertart Bets to the Investment Company of Norfolk lot rorty-seventh street SS Roffman to Florence Hunter omen ariti feet of land in Falk Place MO Tho Rfvereieer Park Company to itandolphq thirty-two tote in Seventh Ward' t7750 C1141nandolph to lot in Seventh Wardt RIX Sandolph to Anne Davidson: Property Seventh Ward MOO The NOrfolk Company to city of Norfolk trip ot sand en outer edge of Mow nritY: Archi dead- of dedication Aupthertrip arch: deed of dedication MI Arrangeniente for This Year's big Celebration Are Now Being Per faded LABOR DAY PLANS NUSBAUM'S 100402 Granby Street Opposite the Monticello Hotel BOTH KETT t4444f BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH I WASHINGTON HOUSE JOUX LEWIS Prop's VI htAIN 0 Everything in seaSon at tbc go Menu changed daily IThe attention of Business Men ts especially called to those Lunches which ARE SUPERIOR TO AN Kn dinner in tho city Tt'y them 4 1 41fr 44 4 4bs 2 WELcirs The City Seemed as If a PaMilce Was eteeerino rate 0 Seen 11 hut W-- the Air--Growing crops were LODGE NOTICES Greatly BenefitedAffected Suet eecretary's Mete Ruth Lodge No- 19 A A IL Norfolk Vie August 2 tvot nese Considerably--Nearly Two 4 The Norfolk Company Gives a Strip or PPECIAI COMMUNICATION OF el 1 tble Lodge will be bold in Ma)6c Inehea Of Rein Fele 1 10 'remote TOmOR1-10W (mon Land on adoy Arch t9 the 1 wbra EvENixo Auguipi ki led at 1 re tiook Bosine'ssz work in the Master's Several days ago two Ilehermen after CityOther Transfers l'rlirer dOlad a -r in Pamlico The folimving transfere were yesterday Ail master Idesolis in gcgtd etanding are bard day wok Sound prorreeded to work overtime ano cordieity invited to be preeent recorded in tes ofnee of the Clerk of the Liy Order of the see a wateriipout that after awirling Cpuriari te ee- 1 It tt'ld' roaring end doing several teller unplea WM Bets to the Investment CoeleanY 4 STATED CONVOCATION OF NOR cant thieve Wired Into a large dark of Norfolk lot leortyseventh street: 15 it FOLK 'UNITED nee brown timid that ti et was waing for It Huffman to Florence Hunter ealtett CHAPTER Noel' will be iej itereit end half feet of land in Pare oeto moNthkr August at at 's 6 hen the weterepout lied departed Place $120 iiaiock re Important buttinms whet eel lett ot Pamlico Sound mere A plempt attendance requestee mud puddle'' was 'greatly agitated as ell The Weer-view Park Company to Rendolphet thirty-two tote in Seventh By order of the le IL were the two hard-working fisherman SCORED HARBOR MASTERS Ward' MO ge li 3olin watirxits See's The dark brown cloud so hooey that it C1MeRandolph to lot nteel thee ground started off In the ille 4 direction of Boston the haven of he in Seventh Ward: 11150 Failure to Enforce Anchorage Regu- WANTED' a et rel 1 to Ann Davidson: broen end every one thought that tuitions Caused a Collision-Adml Property Seventh Ward pooe A' EXPERIENCED TRAVELLING the ineident was closed but instead of tooemen end stepping Clerk destrei keeping on to the Hub the cloud halted nift The Norfolk Company to city of Nor- Cato Decided folk strip or lend en outer edge of MOW- Investigate! a st glw bat retrn con ooeoess end over Nodule and proceeded empty judge Edmund Waddill Jr presiding brae Amite deeneof eedication th)11'1 "'I with trade in the Pamlico Bound all ever the place: North CarOlina nod Virginia Address in the 'United States Court yestentae Another etree onstune arch deed of sTIEFE tern Norfolk Landmark let Th "ether lean "Ye thet tple dedication of very wet rain bad landed to rendered hie verdict in the coillelon suit se ley ANTIa)--A titeD itieCoNteHAND yesterday and the estimates vary from IV Sol ung Posine deuble olioder of the barge against the barge LABOR DAY PLANS 66 Granby St that up to a MAXIMUM OE iill root twe Sovereign of the Seas the Court docid Iedgerwood prefeneet: glee 100100t Viih int" A yt end Ides et -verniers one full per- lug that the Sovereign of the Osee was All Arrangements for This Year's big ticulAl Addretilli S' IN 321 se New The whole city spent its time in going FOSTER Manager NeWS Vit It out and getting wet and coming back totally to blame for the damage which Celebration Are Now Being A ----A 4----- Nt14) and ehansting its clothes On Man OhOilli resulted from the colltsion 1111 e-- perseverance la moe xtensive than his A special master will be named to as- Stenographer desires teernatient Po- certain the exact amount of damage easoll01000110ktbAliAlittlitit' tit tion an su eeshee um ado's Wardro fall the entire gamut from bus fected which the Owners of the Junetta aro en- 0 'Landmertek office lysteltel lite ovbeeralls to the raiment thee only sees the light of ounhy Sunday and to is titled to 'rho Sovereign of the Seas an- iilliA ONLY AUTY1(1WSlil LIFE OF now in bee wait-the for the first un fors i chorett tear the Juniata off Newport 4 Fl1 Vil Written with tile A i'vPle 1 TEACHERS ASSIGNED News and during a high wind the Sover- noeoutagemeot approbation and bless to dre out eign of the Seas dragged her anchor and 1 BUSINESS LU MEN NCH II'S of lila liollhose Mgr Bernard Several excursiontets are reported nese rammed the 'Juniata 0 Reilly le 1-1' te veto for eight ing and Mein Motet will be dreitged ail Judge waddill in muttering 'hits dee I WASHINGTON HOUSE )'41nli lierit in Or VatitIll al Dome-stir 'mon is the tide oubsides a trifle JOHN LEWIS Prolen Preate to the Pope This distinguished Out In the suburbia whole Molds are tom spoke 'plainlY 'concerning the lax harbor regulations at Newport News It Fit MAIN ST Amet irs rt atial atitilitiOned te ROMe I nd ted I th vatioue i the Pepe as bis afnciel nerIlr -nu le an 0 I erbi sonolote was contended during the argument that teerYthiret in season at 15c bionrapher Approved and recognised by trolley lines it was found necessary to the Juniata- west ne orel outaide of the I Menu changed daily Gibbons end ell Church authote maintain corp pioneers arm 1 i armed ith apace allowed Cr 'elided vessels she The attention of Business Men ts Elea oil the only offieisti biography of the 'scythes to Out a war through the jungle better ligheetteehe time e' relied tb these Ltmche especially a kerne Over Mt lieges netenitteently 11- prang between the traoks NH Judge Wad dill said in part: which ARE SUPERIOR TO AN lurtrated Unparalieled OppOrtunity tor that teen eleie "In mooing it may be said that It woule 50c dinner in the city Try them ente Pest commission Elegant OUtilt xvohnoN co Tbe rain tame however lust at the tre THE Juleel be better to thelisb the harbor 1111431 and ri tt ti ftp a I dr II end Arch et Philedpiphie Pa jyeeetx it i illa a One 3 SO regulations ifetkey are not to be reason- tha face ot this earth present a fresher ably observed by those who prescribe tcOlAN A 0 0 0 go 1 le th NORW- eppearante after Ito thorough iterubbing them glee liberal effect to them re- J-1 wants position small famtle ob Or id i ell OS me mut- tor the grtrwing ning as they in dormant state et ter Almost Sth Wolff t1200 and wean mai Apply altAirsl14 AV11 414 Latent crops the storm elan landeil bard on inevitably tends to catch 'the unwary MI liefeweeetguitt3 the beat end ith the thermometer at and give adeantage to those more favor NA 'FR WANTED iron NOR- lhlitst et A ight living woe rendered almost ably circumstanced as to the information et their exitieence NUSBAUM'S 01 teat branch New yi rit' paint house eeetteehle' "Att to theeberth room allowed It may 100102 Granby Street teed reference" end arna too 0 Pe talent re: SERIOUSLY AFFECTED BUSINESS be concededethat the Sovereigneof the Opposite the Monticello HoteL flowed Liberal sa4try and commission Tivi almost continuous sitowscis ystacc eels 1ma-itrris 1149 New York hag-1M day eeriousiy havieglest anchored the duly was BOTH 'PHONES-TEN SIXTY' affected business the an imposed upon her of giving to the Ju- WANTED PEOPLE TO KNOW day was the dullest in viers for Mane niata tete anchorage room and that it 1 that we buy end sell ell kinds of Mein and Granby atreet merceents who aggliglIgligergleamegglagManligge the damage resulted from failure se to do tee-nee-h nd fe rniturc Al Pre A1 E10N bad nothing to do but kill time all during the loss should fall on the vessel failing eritt iNd Church street lrii-im the day in its duty In that tegard" Shortly -atter midrtight the tidude be- Ran to disappear and It seemed es it the SANG IN RALEIGH deluge would wore and a dry Sunday would lie the result but this to dou btful so SAND CONCERTS TODAY'- -SAND CONCERTS TODY A it tutu REMAINS TO BE INTERRED' So lemn irtmral Services Will Bs on ducted To-day Over the Remains of Mrs Virginit Anne Williams In the death of Ms Virginia Anna 1 relict Of the late Hollowell Williams which oecurred at her late residenee 292 Fenuchurch street at 11:40 o'clock Friday Morning in the Seth year of her age another of Norfolk'S oldeort and highly esteemed residents passim away Mrs Williams had been att invalid for a number of years but uncomplainingly bort her ainiotions with pure Christian fortitude Six weeks ago she was taken to her bed and never recovered Iler lose will be mourned by all who knew her in whose memory eh can but remain as a woman of refined and most exemVery character while her many noble deeds In life will long survive her Mrs Williams was born in Berkley Vito on September 115 1817 her Parents being Colonel and Mrs 1 Jobson the former of early military dietine tiOn She hi survived by two widowed daughters Mrs Savannah Treakle and Mrs Alice Irtigitt and also by the following grandchildren Mre Mn Chienell Mrs A Wolf and Mr Charles HAMS The obsequies willtaket place from her late residence at a tn on Sunday next conducted by the Rev Drs Bart and Smart ind the interment will be In Elmwood Cemetery NEWS IN BEIEL Foreman- anti family have returned from trip to the mountains of Virginia Mester 110Vetr of this city is visiting his brother Bower of Goodes Va Mr If Ce' Nusbaum after spending two delightful weeks in France will sail from Paris on Saturday next on the Konigan Louise Dr A Vaden son of Rev Vaden of Tanner's Creek Va who until recently resided in Newport Nees bee moved to Unner's Creek Mr Danner for Some time With the well-known jeweler house of Paul left last evening for New York to accept a poeitkm with Edwarl Todd Co Jewelers of 202 Fifth sive REMAINS TO BE INTERRED' solemn FUneral Services WM Bs ton- ducted To-day Over tint Remains Of Virginie Anne Williams In the death of Mrs Virginia Anne relict the let II II Williams rel 0 a owe WilliamL which occurred at her late residence 292 Fenuchurch street at $40 o'clock leridaY SkOrnIng in the telth another NielkS year her age anoer oor' oldest and highly es teemed residents Plume' este Met williame had been all 'netted tor a number of years but uncomplainingly bort her ailliotions ith pure Christian fortitude SIX er Weeks age she was taken to her bed end never recoverett Her lose will be mourned by all who knew her in whet memory she can but remain as to woman of relined and moat 'elem airy Character er man no 1 hil hi deeds In life will long survive her tre Williams Wee born In Berkley Vie on September 16 1817 her parents 'he ing Colonel and Mrs 41 Jobson the former of early military dietinc win She is survived by two widowed daughters Mrs Savannah Treakie and Mrs Afice triiinii and also by the following grandchildren Mrs esi I3 ink Mrs Chimelt Mrs A welt and Mr Charles liarldit The obsequieswilletekeeplace front her lat residence at 5 on Sunda) next conducted by the Rev Drs Hart II art th i 'Wilt be an in a erm it in Elmwood Cemetery et NEWS' IN BRIEF il Mr Foreman' nil family have ne ro fm a trip to the mountains retu Of Viritinia Mester Bower of this city is vialtint his brother ItUower of Good es Va Doeitkin with Edwer11 IcIrk tcs "cePt treset co lowAtAra nt tna teirth Iva- visiting his brother A- Cower of Goode' Mr If 0' after spending two tfal weeks in Prance dli sail from Paris on Saturday next on the Konigen Louisa Dr A Vaden son of Rev Araden of Tanner's Creek Va who uti-- til recently resided in Newport Nees has moved nnet 's Creek li Nir annar for some time with the we nown jew ll-kP Beler bootie of rault left last eNening tor New Principals for the Public School of Norfolk for the Coming Term Have Been Selected The 'committee -01V'Text-Books and Teachers of the Sohoot Board have else signed trecently elected principals to the varlotla schools Among those apPoiated are three new-comers all graduates ot and Mttry College at Williametnirg They ar feni 1tnidShwen foe merly of Newport News Stubbs Jr of Washington D- graduate of Johns Hopkins and James Hurst formerly of Culpeper The assignment were as follows: High ItICK Hain Charlotte Roush A Holt Doh's Bough Shawen Princess-Anne Avenue-11 Bur roughs Chapel Hurst Brambleton No Forpman lirambleton No 2-4ames Atlantio City ZIG 1'11114- burst Atlantic elt3P No 2-4ohn Low44 4 Park Placeekl Stubbs Jr Cumberland iltreet- (colored)-Talchl all A Tucker Queen Street Bell REQUIEM MASS AT ST MARY'S Principals for the Public 1 -c-oo1 0 I Norfolk for the om no rrti g-c Have Been Selected The Committee 411Text-Books and Teachers of the SoltoRt Board ha ve ate signed timt410'ently elected principai' to the variou schools Among those apPoiettel ere three newcomerL all graduates et' Vellliatn and Mary College at Williameberg The ex --I- 8 are essra rnes howen ote meet le 3 bb ewport OWL tU I Jr Was ingtos- graduate of Johns Hopkins and James Hurst formerly of Cupper le The easignMents were as follows: nigh schooi-Georgegew Hai --n' 1 Charlotte Street-J f' Bough A le olt Street-Richard Debi Roush Street -Ernst Shawen Princess-Anne Avenete-R IL Bur Chapel Street-James Hurst Brambleton No 1-4A Foreman Brambleton No 2-James AU 1 City 1-e4 1Nrhitt ant ee burst Atlehtle City No 2-John Lowell 't Park Pewee- 1111tebbs Jr Cumbertand eiltreet (colorederellich 4 Park Placee-T Stubbs Jr Cumberland 4treet (colored)-4tich all At Tucker 13 d) 8 IL Queen Street co re Be so REQUIEM MASS AT ST MARY'S GRAPE JUICE I MEV dM I len GRAPE JUICE! 'rbe simple unfermented juice of selected Concord Grapes This juice is a nutritious fluid for both sick and well I Especially recommended In Typhoid Fever Pneumonia etc Ice cold always at Soda roan tat Also in pint bottles for 25 cents In Quart bottles for 50 cents In gallon bottles i for SO cents GRAPE juicE The simple unfermented juice te selected Concord Grapes This juice le a food-a marl- 'Hotta fluid for both skit and Well Especially recommended In TYPhold Fever Pneumonia etc Ice Cold always at Soda Folin tam for Also in pint bottles Ice cola always at boaa oun taint Also in pint bottles for 25 cents In quad bottles for 50 cants In gallon bott1es for 130 cents Arrangeroents 4tre being perfected for the celebration Of Labor DaY Stem- ber4ttOtt-Ckedn'ItieW and both the sub-connnittets eirsid railroad representatives are at work preparing for the largeet crOwd in years This sub-eamtnittees will probably report thik week to the Building Trades Council arid thaCentralLabor Union Great intereet is being Manifested in the celebratieh by all labor organizetions In Norfolk The varade-wIllhe the largest ever attempted in Norfolk of its kind Or- gariliations frcan Richmond and Ports-1 mouth will 124 in the parade Cotton Notes Rains eontinue in the cotton belt Liverpool -Cotton Exchange will re Open on Tuesday The Government monthly crop report will be Issued on Monday at noon New York drontract market closed quietapd zteady unehanged prices to four voints lower August 1L95 to 1197 September 1066 October 991 to 992: December 975 to 976 Spot cotton quiet at 1275 for middling Stock 162213 bales against 127445 last year New Orleans exported 13891 bales of cotton yesterday reducing her stock to 27279 bales against 54902 last year August contracts in New Orleans closed at 13e bid Spot cotton advanced 1-8c middling 131-4e Sales 1725 bales United States port receipts were 393 bales against 2815 bales last year The August report of the Depart-men of Agriculture gave the condition of the cotton crop of August 1902 as 819 a decline of 28 points for the July condition and a ten-year average conditien of 828 Great interest is felt in the report' to be Issued on Monday 3d instant 1 Three Trains Derailed: Three freight trains were derailed on the bridge below the Norfolk and Western depot yesterday morning and delayed the cannon ball forty minutes and the Elizabeth City local train fifty- nve The broken cars were taken to Lambert's Point for repairs as Grand Jury To Convene The Princes Anne county grand jurY convenes next Monday the beginning of the August term ea Curbing Brown Avenue PreParatory to asphalting Browo avenue in Brambleton workmen be-1 gen laying curbing yesterday I Arrangentents are being perfected for the celebratien of Labor Da te ep OM- lt 'arckoifeview and oth th her -'n 1) eub-connnittees 'Alia railroad repre- sentatives are 'hard et Work preparing for the largeet crOwd in years The sub-cturanitteee will probably re- port thee week to the Building Trades Council end lb Central Union Gr in is ins-West1d in eat tereete being the celebration 'by all labor organize- tiene in Norfolk The varade'-wIllbe the largest ever attempted 111 Norfolk of its kind Or- earetatione from Richmond and Ports- mouth will in the pam4e ----------see COtton Notes Rains oontinue in the cotton belt Liverpool 'Cotton Exchange will re en on Tuesday Op The Government monthly crop report will be issued on Monday at noon New York epontract market closed ule a tead un han ed rices to 5 four eoints lower 'August 1L95 to 1197 September9 1066' October 91 to 6- Spot cot- 9112 December 75to 97 ton quiet at 1275 for middling Stock 162213 bales against 127445 last year- New Orleans exported 13391 bales Of cotton yesterday reducing her stock to 27279 bales against 54902 tut year A ugust contracts in New -Orleans closed at 13 'bid Spot cotton ad- ced 1-lic middling 13 1-4c Sales van Three Train Deraild closed at 13d Dm tipot cotton act- va nced 1-8c middling 131-4c sales 17Mted States port receipts were 398 bale against 2815 bales last year 1725 bales The August report of the Depart merit or Agriculture gave the condi- all tion of the cotton crop of August 1902 819 a decline of 28 points for the July condition and a ten-year average conditiOn of 82 8 Creel interest is felt ie report' to be th Issued on Monday 3d Instant 111 unreel rreignt trains were ueratien on the bridge below the Norfolk and Western depot yesterday morning and delayed the cannon ball forty mi nutes and the Elizabeth City local train hoe The broken cars were taken to Lambert's Point for reoaire Grand Jury To Convene Mh A 11116 ontlittlr trrn not it194 1- or UgU8I 111 turtting Brown Avenue kTepatatory to anonsiting mown avenye in Brnm bleton Workmen orkmen be- SUMMER BOARDERS 4 ilutiTru NUMBlat SUN 'MKS C811 be 110001111MO4Ated imWtil shady lawn AS the delleatitql Jee veprettibiPlt end mate twO "Malls dally- IVA vsr month: IS weott neer- Peaks or Address MISS Nt11-A itOP I Peenteks Redford Co VA Int-tw SUMMER BOARDERS WVekoNetok 4 LiatiTtItt NUMBIA OF SUMMIrel et eieeeders can be aecommodated it1 hatly laWn All the delicaties 414 1 lee vepretebeee 1 and mute: twe'Malle tiallye Me ok ce vegetable's dug and rods taelnalla daily month: ItZ week near' Peaks of over Address 14188 ELILA HOP- Peanteks dfotd Co Ca V4a uldsr 111 TAR A rEW LIOARVERS Privaio family at Alleghany Springs rot tat and further Intorrnation Rp Vy to A C014110UN' ProOriotor Alloghany Spring! 11 bxti'At Montgomery co VII Italian Catholics Will To-Morrow Pray for the repose of the Soul itch Holmes 196 MAIN STREET BOTH PHONES 783 kteusbaum 1 1111" TARE A YEW HOARDERS In Paysts family at Alleghany Springs Italian Catholics Will Morrow Rott Elol rot rats and urther I mes flltOrtnatiOn RP sly to A COLd1OLIN' Prey foe the Mown of the Soul Pronrietor Atieabany Spring! Montgomery ro Vil 196 MAIN STREET BOTH PHONES 783 are always welcome to our store whether purchases are made or not We deem it a pleasure to show our stock and will be pleased to answer any questions you may wish to ask may wish to ask are always welcome to our store whether purchases are made or not deem it pleasure to show our a will be pleased to stock and wi answer any questions you till i L4-6-64-6444-1" 44-4 I LOST -r osT---A CHAMOIS BAG tXINTAIM 14 Ing bins and jewelry at ()roan View Utters) reward If returned to the OCEAN VIEW HOTEL au34t LOST -r li Ins bins and Jewelry at Ocean Vie cAMOIS BAG CONTAIN A Liberai reward If returned to the OcEAN VIEW ItOTEL atd-st "Everything in zvcrytmng in I I I I I Ill jcwcay 1 I i I I i zoo ea 1 I I I 11111 1 11111tirirav 1 1 11111 Miss Mary Ewell Pleased a Large Audience in Carolina's Capital misilitart Ewell's tinging was a feature of the grand feetival concert given at Raleigh last -Tuesday Miss Ewell was in excellent voice and her remarkably pleasing rnualcal ability and dramatic power made a great impression on the large audience Miss Ewell rendered the recitative and arena from Weber' Der Priechutz the Mistre from li Trovetore but her meet artistic and thoroughly appreciated effort was the venation of In- liammatuit (Stabat 1dZter) Champlin's Offer Accepted by court Judge Waddill ordered that the offer made by Champlin of 11600 for the stock and fixtures of Leon Belzberg be accepted The saloon property in Church street was ordered old yesterday at tootr upon motion of Henry Bowden receiver and Captain iDeoree ON Palmer trustee Judge Waddin also ordered Richard IX Cooke receiver for Captain B-Briggs to sell Cap tam Briggs' interest in the leasehold on property in Commercial Place recently coupled by the bankrupt es Did Not Own the Land The three warrants updn which Mr )L Burk was recently fined 110 and costaeach were dismissed in Police Court yesterday 'rhe fines were for an alleged failure to comply With an or der of the Board of Health to fill certain lots in Park Place Mr Burk sayil that he has already placed 500 loads of dirt on the lets and that in the warrants he is held reeponsible for land he does not own Miss Mary Ewell Pleased a Large 'e Audience in Carolinas Capital mi-Atirip Ic Inwairm kilisrla'a wan A An VW 13 in a en re oe ky Ilium aim eiuu costs each were dismiseeti in Police Court yesterday The fines were for an 500 loads of alleged ailure to comply With an or der of the Board of Health NI flu cer- tain lots in Park Place Mr Burk says that already placed he has dirt on the lots and that in the war- rants he is held reeponsible for land does not Own he tiarnmatue(Stabst Mater) Audience in Carolina's Capital Miss Ewell's tinging was a feature of the grand festivtd concert given at Raleigh Ct last Tuesday Miss Ewell was in excellent voice and her remarkably pleasing rnueical obil ity and dramatic power made a great impression on the large audience Miss Ewell rendered the recitative and scene from Weber Der Priechutz the Miser from Il 'Trovetore but her moist artistic and thoroughly emir- oiatatt Newt sun tha rtnnelltidm Al Tr Champlin's Offer Accepted by Court mA1 90 712:: ulatuc r' '3" '-'munPun' 1uuv for the stock and fixtures of Leon Sabi rth crrt iiy Ly ur re as Yes veutavvri Klatt katpLain tteurgt LEIN ralmer trugEee alsoge WM1421111 oleo ordered Riebard Coo ke receiver or Contain 14Brisse to melt Cam tain ileggs' ierest in t-ho leasehold nt Ott properLy 0111111ertna1 ciace rn cenuy opeurea coy tne ru -Dangpt Did Not Own the Land 'The three 'warrants uodn which Mr weannialov minv ooltra IF I I I 1 I 11111 11 11 I I I I I I I 1111 I 41 Tr El NH in IMP 1 I Aiwa i4 i 11 Xs 1111 I I WAIL Alk Aft FOR RENT DWELLINGS FOR RENT OCT 181 By 12- TRICE St' CO 'PHONES 3ANX 2111 Sti Colonial $45001305 Duke an 11 a lois' Buts coney 00r 12 But 9500 But Ei 229 York a Colonial ay 93150 Storm iromettlate possession 69 'Roanoke 34 Queen FOR RENT DWEL Li NGS FO A RENT Oel 18T 12 ia 1 A-- 171 rt an umortis4 rvulaxo MUMS SU Olney Ed $260012o2 Bute ektn00 11 Bin FOrK Botish $04100131 (10101111 AV $3150 t4tortot Immettiate DOsneigstOn Viuuneke 34 Queen --000 I I I i SILLt i i NIUE'S Y111111111111ffill 13 I I III HI I III! 14 I 11111111111m liii 1 I I 1 I I 11 I AIL IJ tat SA LA 1J There Will Bo Music at VirgInla Beach' Ocean View and Pine 'Beach This Afternoon Then will be bond concerts galore te day at the seaside reaorte net band will play at the Caps Ilentl while another excellent mugical organigation will play et the Princess Anns Pavilion The Seventy-Brost Regiment band will be at OCean View while 4 a detachment of that organizatiou III give a concert at Pine Beach The program arranged for rend it at Ocean View Ma afternoon untierl di rection of lir Pattie follows: Mareht "Pro Telenet' Overture "Mirelle" m0ouned Waltzes: "Lazarre" Blanke MedleY March: "Down where the Wurzburrer Flows" 'niter elation: "Maid Marian" be Koven (1ntermigeton Characterigtic: "A Coon Band Con-' toot" Pryor Baritone Solo Selected Str: II: Le Casco I on 'Sadie" from "The Little Duchess" De Eoven in 1 nterezzo: "Anone" Gray Medley to the Good" Arranged by Mackie March: "Directorate" souse Star Spangled Banner' AT PINK BEACH The fallowing program will be rendered at Pine Beach by a detachment of the Seventr-Mrst Regiment Band under the leadership of Bandmatiter Krueger: March The Court Smith Overture: Morning Noon end Night: Suppe Waltz: The Fencing RoNert Britian Patrol Stuart Seleotion: Sultan at March: "1903" Medley Overture: Southern Quartette "Dp ta" Kreuter selection: fade 0 0 Verdi March: Down the Line "Star Spangled Benner" Sousa March: "Directorate" Star pangled Banner AT PINK BEACH The following program will be rendered Mrst Regiment sand under the at Pine Beath by detachment of the Seventy- leadership of Bandmaeter Es- ler' Smith March' The Ceurt fester i Noon and Night suppe Overture Mornng Re ert Walt's: The Fenciaghilaxt a British Patrol Stuart Seleotion: Sultan of ttall (httermisalon) March: rard "I901" ---Ben men a will ng a MUSIO at V11314111 Beach Ocean View and Pi 'Beach This Afternoon There will he bond concerts galore bp dny at the various sesoilde toorts Isit' band will play at the Caps airy a Cagan Whilf another excellent mows organisation will play at the Princess give a concert at Pine Beach a detachment that ent of at organ ti isaon III The program arranged for rendil at Ocean View- this afternoon Inliter-ttle el rection Of Mr soirley Battle 10110wol "Pro ch': 'velour "Lalarre" 'medley igsreh: Vows where the lyttrzwartrer Flows- -ven Tlizer flalteitao: "Maid Marian" Koven (Intermirsion) Characteristic: "A Coon Band Con- Pflide varitono "6 Selected MF AA) from -rho motile) overturc LO Ins Vooq Arraned by Mackie Quartette "'Oth Icreuter Boetiter a wn roh Do the Dina To Hear Whits Suit To-Morrow The butt Of Samuel Whitt a city fire inns against the Norfolk Railway and IAght Company will he continued in the Court of LAW and Chancer)? Monday adr White sues for MOO damages and alleges that he was 'Muted in collision between the combination chemi eat truck wMeh he wits driving and one ot the cars of the The plaintiff tillOgeta that the accident occurred through the negligence of the men on the ear contention that le strongly denied by the defense as Factory May Locate Hera-Mayor Siddick received a letter from Philadelphia yesterday from a manufacturer who is considering Norfolk as a location for his factory The Phi ladelphian manufactures freight automobile and the letter was turned over to Mr Dawes secretary of the a A Philadelphia yesterday from a menu- faeturer who is considering Norfolk its a location for his factory The Phila delphian manufactures freight automo- Mr EL Dawe etretary of the bile and the letter was turned over bit A a1 :77 wria nun ot ramuet WIttte cur lire Inns against the Norfolk Railway and IAght Company will be contintlett in the Court of Law and Chancery Monday Ur White sues for MOO damages and liege In at W1L8 IniuTed In 001 liaion between the combination chemi fella Itt tick which hi wits drivirup Aind one ot the oars Or the aefe-n-d-a-nt-e Vitt4-1 F1 UHF atV1Uent OC' curd through the negligence of the man an thA eqlitsantleirt i strongly denteet by the defense 44 IrMin Al6P10 enaa Iptmg 0 Mayor niddiek received a letter from I I I I I 111 III! I LI I 1 i 1111 1111 I El A lair RI Ain nil El 1 i i lnin 190 Main Street NEAR GRANBY We close at 6 Saturdays excepted 11edlit LXKANZI We dose at 6 Sat- urdays excepted A Ar ULM 11a1n oireci vs A I 1 1 I 11H 1 Nii 111 I Commerce Streets II 0': war rti FOR BALL A 12 PER CENT di Four two-story Brick Tenements wins: tor V600 per month will sell oo pirty buying them can maim 32 per cent inVeKtrient Addreoil "11" eel Oreon treet Portsmouth au3-Iw2 A 12 PER CENT 1 l'our two-story Brick Tenements inK tor 2 00 per month wilt soli so pqt 0 buying them can make 32 per cent tree au21w2 on Investment Addrese 1 ft" WI Oreon FOR SALE of Leo XIIL' A second solemn bigtk requiem miss for the repose of the sOul of toope Leo MIL will be oelebrated at St atary's Church this morning Tbis second Masa Is bold at the rtottest )f the Italian Catholics of 'Norfolk 'and the Italian Beneficial Society will attend in a body The Rev Fether ReVitolds of the rs ceiving ship Franklin will deliver the sermon In Italian a language he speaks fluently Father Sohn Doherti Will be the celebrant and he will bit assisted by the Rev Father Smith at deacon the Rev Father Drake as sub-deacon and the Rev Father Walsh roaster -of Ceremonies 4 The drapery arranged for theWities of last Monday has not been removed and the church will present the-lame Impressive appearance It did on that day I GALVIN'S CASE ON TRIAL Defendant Claims That It Must Be Proven That He sold Knowingly to Minora The plea was advanced in the case of Galvin on trial in Police Court under the Goodridge ordinance for 1 Sellinir liquor to minors that It triust be proven that the owner of a license I knowingly sold to minors before a con-victim can be had 1 Attorney Dullard who repre stints GilaVin contends that under the I ordinance the owner was not responsible for the act of his agents when the latter disobeyedsinstruotions A sailor named Hayes aged lt years alleges that he bought liquor in Saunders-Gelvin saloon He was recognised for his appearance before the Corporation Court August leth when the Motion for the revocation of the Gelvin license Will be heard day GALVIN'S CASE ON TRIAL A- Defendant Claims That It Must Proven That He sold Knowingly to Minors The plea Ws ad ed th vanc in cae Galvin on trial in Police Court Under the Goodridge ordinance for soiling liquor to MinOrth that It must proven that owner of 11 cer knowingly sold to minors before a con it a met for the repose of the sOul of Pope Leo VIIT arttl hilko Aaleshrstaii Leo XIII of A Second solemn high requiem miss Church- This second Mass Is bold at the testlet4 of the Milan Catholics Of 'Norfolk and the Italian Beneficial 'Society will attend in a body Ths Rev rether Reid-olds of the rits ceiving ship Franklin will deliver the se 1 tali in a speaks nuontiv Picth-ar inhn rkthprt? win he the SslAti gavrket I ugy "ew 76 097 er Father Drake as etto-aeacon ann tna Rev leather Walsh ate nutster of bent- 77idrnry a nred for thmiI ox tams Ammiumy IltPL veva reatove4 WrICI caurca premenL Inesatme impressive aPpearnoe it did on that 'fiction can PO nen Attorney Dullard lebo repre tient GelVin contend that tinder the ordinance tht owner wail not reettonal- A namea nage' ageu at years dereklalvin saloon He was recognised volt sAtr-LOT 42-FOOT FRONT Jj on Westover avenue near Colonial AivtrJe Easy term Address CHEAP Norfolk Landmark VOR SALE SODA FOUNTAIN JU Store Refrigerator Show Cases Iron Safe Top Wagon and Helixes Palmtop Fiet-toP Desks Eleotrie Fans and Irug Store Incturet Apply 014 CHURCH 100-WAILin Charged With Embezzlement Hazel Myers colored was arrewted yesterday on a warrant issued to the complaint of the Price Company charging her with the "embeasiotoent" 4f two ruips Zhe woman Was admitted to baft An Immense Line of New Watch Cases Executor's Notice I I Up Stairs An Immense Line 1 1 NORFOLK VA Portsmouth of New Watch Cases I OR SALEWestover 42-FOOT FRONT on avenue near Colonia se Ai 4rie Easy term Addreu CHEAP Charged With Embezzlement Norfolk Landmark u2 a-ats Basel Myers colored was arreated Executor's Notice i 1 1OR SALE SODA FOUNTAIN Yesterday on a warrant issued to the 1--1' 1' ore Refrigerator Show Cases Iron sate Top Wagon and Barnes Palmtop Complaint of the Price Company 4 csk Flat-top Desks Electric rans and charging her with the rnbestpenv i rug Store Fixturet Appiy 614 CHURCH sof twe ruge valueeekt DI ''Ilho woman 300-tu th su Was admitted to bail tr I for ladies and gentierden displayed in one of our windows Big and little Rich and exclusive and the highest character of America's foremost makers An assort- ment far surpasodng in beau- 'ty and magnitude any that has ever had And we've every movement of note to fit them- the Vacheron and tin (the world's master piece) the Hamilton the Illinois the Elgin the Waltham and the Hampden for ladie and gentienfen le displayed in one of our win- dews Big and little Rich and exclusive and showing the highest character of work- America's l' foremost makers An assort- Ment far eurpang In beau sod ty and magnitu that de any at Norfolk has ever had Anti weevil avory move ment of note to fit the Vacheron and Cotultan- tin (the werld's master piece) the Hamliten the SPECIAL RATES TO ALL who enter with us before theEth of An-gust Take advantage of the opportunity when It presents itself and save TIME AND MONEY THOROUGHNESS IS OUR MOTTO SNAPP-LANE BUSINL'SS COLLEGE 74 Main street Bell 'Phone 1544 Norfolk Va SPECIAL RATES TO ALL who enter with us before the Uth of Au- gust Take advantage of the oppor- tunity when It presrents itself and save TIME AND MONEY THOROUGH NESs 324 OUR mo'rro A Inv- vevot aMt' BUSINNS8 27C04 Lig? rept Bell 'Phone 1544 Norfolk Ifit 1Having qualified as exeeutor of Dr Edwin Hank deceased all persons hay ins claims against the estate will present them to me properly authenticated within the next thirty days and all persone indebted to the estate Will make payment to me at once May be found at the residence of the late Dr Hank postoffice address Tan ner's Creek Norfolk county Va 1 HANK' at Executor 1 Having qualified as exeoutor of Dr Ed- win 0 Hank deteased all persons hay- in claims against the estate will present tge to i properly authenticated with- to the next thirty days and all persons ment to Indebted to tne estate Will maim pay me at onc AMY De round at tne restoence Of tO01 tat! Dr Ifiatlko neatoffica adArees Tan- NOTICES SPECIAL NOTICES SPECIAL 1 I II II 1 I I I I I I I I 1 I 1 1 11 II I I 1 1 1 I 11 I I I i II I z' so To Attend Seamen'S Convention Several members of the local International $ainen Unton will attend the convention of the body to be held in New York BOOM national tinRon tten1 1 I 110TICEe "Safely Argiences Norfolk Va July 25 1903 OP DISSOLUTION--THIC XI firm of RIPPARD HACKBIJRN doing business at 42 and 44 Commerce street is this day dissolved by mutual 1 consent Hackburn retiring The business will be continued at same place by Ci RIPPARD who acquires all the assets and assumes all the obligations of 4 the late firm RTPPARD jy2340t IL HACKBURN firm of RIPPARD 1-1AUJIASUEN ationn or hRD BURN Mr James Continues to Improve Mr James a well known citizen or Norfolk Who was overcome by the heat last Monday is reported as doing very well at the Maples! Bt Vincent dePacl ao DON'T FORGET! DON'T FORGET! Take 'the Chesapeake Transit COMpany's Electrio Line for Cape Henry and Virginia Beach Free Concerts at Casino Cape Heary and on Pleasure Pavilion Virginia Beach Trains every forty minutes leaving Atlantic Term Ina! Station Fare to Cape Henry SO cents Faro to Virginia Beach 40 cents Mowing stopover at -Cape Henry going and returning cents sloWing stop-over St -Ca pe cents Fat's to Virginia -Beach' 40 ri onris and return' na going -e- Mr James Continues to Improve Mr- Ir Jame! 'well known citizen Or Norfolk who wail overcome hr the! uez-oe4 DONT FORGET! DON'T FORGET! Ina! atotion- Farm i r- LI art 11P111- OW GALE'S In the Academy of Music Building Dr A Week la in charge of -7sur optical Department Eyes examined trim et A rIgrt 's 070 w-Azu 419 Out of the Ordinary By referring to Metzger Bros'i advertisement in another columnyou will no doubt find something out of the ordinary In the liquor business They offer a quart bottle of Monticello Va Claret free to every purchaser of a quart Of their A A A iMaryland Rye Whiskey! This special sale business Is some- thing unusual Irt the liquor line and this energetio young firm deiervea sue- nese The Chancery Court A judgment or 3300 was rendered In the case of McMullen executor against A Flickinger and A Flickinger In the Court of Law and Chancery yes terday In the case of Ma Wells execti4 trix against 8 Steele and there the plaintiff was ordered to pay costs out of a balance of $2944 the remainder to go to her attorney as a fee me Will Cali On Seth Low Mayor Jirries Riddkk will attend the meeting of the League of American Municipalities to be held In Baltimore In October After the convention Da Riddlck will go to New York to return the call Mayor Seth Low made to His Honor during the entitle Out Of the Ordinary BY referring to Metzger Broe'l dyer- column ou win no ti semen the ordi- In another nary In the bettor business They offer do ub fin something out of the plaintiff was ordered to pay' coats out of a balance of Mkt the remainder go to her attorney as a fee MB 1' to will Call On Seth Low League of American Mayor jiffies Riddiek will attend meeting of th the Municipalities to be held In Baltimore ITI id ink October After the convention Dr ill 0 New ill Ft g0 or re th ao all My th Low made te His Honor during the sprint a quart bottle of 9ktonticello claret free -to every Purchaser Ot a quart et eir A A A Maryland nye lArhiskeyi nnda gdue1 Ea 1 hoele le eema rapyin A not atoto mod mhoro Irk KENNON WHILE IN 11 Europe has turned the records of his rescriptions over to TUCKER RALL 1 SAYLOR 61 Granby SI where his patients eon here their lenses duplicated at any time IvS0-41w1 Tr ITELY GEE! WHAT IP ME MUDider should see me nowl New Ballet ctur colored in water color very et tiative frames in black or red with mat and gloss til50 st SIDNEY NUSIADM'S 274 Main St Norfolk Va (Sent to any address on receipt of 1250) GAMAGE CD Wholesale and Retell BUILDING SUPPLIES POREIGN AND DOMESTIC cEmnrre Lima Plaster Brielut Laths Sand etc '14cish' Portland Cement litatrinaatem White Cement Wall Plaster Office and Warebouee 32 to LI PLUME ST'S F' ET Iya-int BUILDING SUPP-L-11721 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CEMENTS Lima Plaster Bricks Laths Sand etc '1enigh" Portland nt His leo hite Cement Wall Plaster Office and War to II PLUME ehouse 11 Fy 134 illt RILE A it KENNON NV NI rmete Can 4tHVO weir teems oulmourro at IT ULLY GEE! MAT IP M15r) 111M0001 IA nil 14 '1 1 i I I I 1 i It II I 1 I alaktnir Room To make room for their Fall and holiday stock of gold and silverware diamonds docks bric-a-brac fancy nods acc the Messrs Greenwood are closing out their present stock at Unusually low does and fresh new goods daily coming In Will be included in their midsummer prices They eater to the general public and do not despise small secret of their great success Meat goods hest work and lowest prices always to be found at Greenwood's Come and see POPS LEO ir sc tin closin out the present tok at usually low prices and fresh nal" be nuded goods daily coming in Will icl in their midsummer price They cater to the general public and do not depise small thinge-the secret of their great success Best goods best work end loweet prices always to be found at Greenwood's Come and see POPE loch el as 1Eal 11120M CLOdartSIMOPfitift APO Delegates to industrial Convention Pmident Thoroughgood' of the Colored Citizens League has appointed the following delegate toeattend the convention of the Negro Industrial Association which will convene in Richmond August 24th: IL Mills Joseph Hall James Fuller Joseph Freeman i Ellie Herbert Dr 0 Jarvis Rowena Dr Mills Parker Lawyer John Diggs James Brown A Canadey Harrison Lewis Bealow Charles rJetiltret Lawson Scott To Arrange for PrImaryit The Democratic Executive Commit tee of Princess Anne county will meet at the county Courthouse (Monday for the purpose of setting date and Mk ing other arrangements for the primary to be held in the Fall Lne "31c)rea L'vague nall "P- pointed the following elegate to at tend the convention of the Negro In- dustrial Association which will con- yen in Richmond August 24th: IL ills Joseph a Hell James Puller Joseph FreeMAn Ellis Herbert Dr Jarvis Rowena Dr Mil ls Parker Lawyer John Digge James Brown A Canaday Harr i- son Latvi Balmier Charles to MI a VI -71- Lawson Scott 8tt es To Arrange for Primany! i'' I The Democratie Executive Onntmite tee of PrinAnne cess A county meet eet at the county Courthouse Monday for tha purpose of setting a date and Mak ing other arrntigements for the primary the Fall to be held in rrovitelenz iN rt 'Aporougng000 or Notice la hereby given that the Norfolk Western RalIWILY CO operaung the Norfolk and Western system has "Pelted to the Inter-State Commerce tom-mission for additional time within which to comply with the provisions ot Section 2 of the Act of Congrems approved March 2d 1903 requiring that in all trains operated with power or train brakes on and after September 1st 1903 not less than 60 per centum of the care therein shall have their brakes used and operated by the Engineer of the locomotive drawing such trains as provided by an Act of Congress approved March 2d 1293 as amended by said Act approved March 2d 1903 relating to the equipment of cars and locomotives with safety appliances and that a hearing upon said application will be had at the office of the Commission in the City of Washington on Wednesday August 16th 1903 at 10 O'clock A All persons interested whether for or against the granting of such application will have -an opportunity to be heard in person or by counsel at the time and place above named and tile with the COMMigSion at or before the hearing any affidavits statements or arguments bearing upon the question 3y order ot the Commission (Signed) EDWARD A MOSELEY 13(31-4t secretary TO comply WILII LAM prov000ne ok 2d 2 of the Act of Congress approved March 190a requiring that in all trains oper- ated with power or train brakes on and after September let 1903 not less than 60 per centum of the care therein shall have their brakes used and operated by the trains an rovded by an Act of Congress Engineer of the locomotive comove drawing such i said Act approved March 2d 1903 relating approved March Zd 1293 as amended by to the equipment of cars and locomotives with satetv a pp Hanel and that hear- ing on ill the Cit be bad at upon said applica the office of the Commission in of Washington on Wednesdayy August Ifith 1903 at 10 O'clock A All ersis pons interested whether for or agant the granting of such application will have-art opportunity to be heard in per- an or by counsel et the time and lace th above named and file with COVITIli8- sion at or before the hearing any en- davits statements or arguments bearing upon the question 3y order of the Com- mission (Signed) EDWARD A MOSELEY Jy31-4t Secretary MII581011 for additional time within whichir BOTH 'PHONES 837 MONEY TO LEND rt)NEv TO LEN) ON BlOAL ESTATkt it SA11- 4 Jr room 34 Loweubert Build IP11414004-9491444k040404411V 1 Metal Trr3re QUICK LOANS ON YU RNIVIRSI without -removal in small notes One inenth ta one Tear in OUR 'ORIGINAL AND NEsrr DROP INTEREST and Stillding and Ulan plaits LIBERAIADVANCES ON SA LARY Without endominent referent or knowledge of employee -14iV AND NAVY LOANS Quick so-Icily confidentia1 no undesirable 0 inquiries Largest concern of its In and in Virginia Separate officea 1 No (liare for investigation Lowi Nor 4ortgage Loan Co I i 'I ff 1 US Main St it ti is 14 i 211113'114ER) 111 it and le eent store 64444 i T4-44ststININI 7--7--z- tOsksli vvork le torn the 1 tha David -1e agent 380 anY9 a-- Yrchant Tailors Paeawataa $LOG 'trews' aandatt SIAS" Via garfolk amid Peasant Pathway To Richmond and Petersburg Train leaves Nortolk 845 a tn Returning leave Rkhmond 8:00 tn and 735 En Past through train No change iY203081aul3 Hew Are Weer Eyese Would the services of a skilled optician be helpful to them? Dr A Week the expert in charge of Gale8 Optical Department in the Aoademy of Music building will examine them FREE To She Delawar Park Vis the Seaboard Air tine railway In 90 minutes The most perfectly equipped picnic and excursion grounds In thia section Especially aciapted to Sunday school pkisielt For information apply to the general office Portsmouth Va Or -to Brown jr passenger agent NO 2 Granby street eorner Main mv24-tf no We have it You want It Tou get It You like it Bell's 13est Beef Pine Sestets Coolettt spot around Norfolk' Band eoncert every Sunday to CSO to Seventyftrat Regiment Rand Pire works Tuesday August eth tn Excursion from Smithfield Wednesdal August 5th Baseball game at $:30 in Smithfield vs Lambert' Point The best game of the season bt promised Five hundred rooters trona Smithfield Dancing every evening Bell's Best Beef DEATHS WILLIAMS--At tho residence 1O Fenchurch streets Friday July Stet lete At 9:40 o'clock a en VIRGINIA ANNZ WILLIAMS relict of lialiewell Williams in thi kith year of her SC Funeral aervices from tho above residence StINDAY AFTERNOON' st 5 o'clock Friends of tho family are invited to attend It MONUMENTS AND r' The selection of a suitable ens- li 'mot-MI in marble or granite eon he readiy mods from our stook' for we earr tho largest assortment of finished designs in the South 1 THE COUPER IttliBLS WORKS (ESTABLISHED 50 YEARS) Itg fa-log BANIC or INTORZOLS VA Heptitaophs' Outing The Heptasopha expect to have a reoord-breaking crowd at their annual outing to be held at Ocean View next Thai-sitar 1 StirfIk sad floutberw Owl road Gem pony Iffeebita Wesel' dt gape Monty If you want to gee the COGAN and enjoy a GENUINE BURP BATH take the NORPOLK AND HOUTHFRId fast trains to VIRGINIA BEACH' and CAPE HENRY Delightful con certs afternoon and evening on the Pleasure Pavilion by Prof 'Ideglm's Brass Band and Orchestra 7 I Tickets on sale at hotels and drug Mores include street fare IsIsiiress trath twenty-five minute to the Beach- thirty-Ave inInuten to Giro CUDOICI it Returned as Bride and Groom' Mr Uarne and Miss Elisabeth Vaughn returned from Elizabeth city and vacations yesterday as Ma and Mrs Harper Both are am ployed at Miller Rhoads Company The marriage was peat surprise to their many friends To Baptize Chinamen Two Chinamen ill be baptized the Cumberland Street Methodist Church this evening DON'T FORGETI DON'T FORGET! like the Chesapeake Transit Como pana Electric Line for Cape Henry and Virginia Beach Free Concert at Casino Cape Henry and on Pleasure Pavillon Virginia Beach Trains every forty minutes leaving Atlantic Term Mai Station Fare to Cape Henry 30 cents Fare to Virginia Beach 40 cents allowing stop-over at Cape Henry going and returning es 'Irott Know 1 know Se does 'veil body else KnoW Bell's Beet beats 0 0 '6RBOTH 'PHONgs "Little Willie" by Et IWO Field (mold to Men onlY) 1 SCe Bort to any address en receipt gent to any address on receipt of Nusbaum's (Next to Merino sank) 1 174 MAIN RAND ANNUAL EXCURSION TO IJI" Wharton Grove Camp Meeting Rappahannock River Va SUNDAY August 2d is the day Steamer Old Point Comfort will leave High street Portsmouth 6'50 Company's Wharf Norfolk 7 00 Nottingham Wrenn's Atlantic City 710 Pinner's Point 715 and Old Point Sin a Round trip al 00 children Ede jy-10t BROWNE SUMMERS FOR SALE! Tbe oldest Honor establlshment In BERI(IEY 111 II CAMP'S EsAcv Corner 1k1ert1 and 'Eleventh streets sell the property which Is the moat desirable Inteineee eorner In Berk ley alert the well Nits)) iteh ed business and large stock ef Liquors t'Israra Tobaccoa etc The reason ter the sale Is that the proprietor desires te move is Colorado In pelmets of health Amply at the attend or address" cAmsr OS 237 BerklaZ Wt-it To Enjoy Ocean Breeze Take the Chesapeake Transit Company Electric Line for Cape Henry and Virginia Beach Fourteen miles skirting the Chesapeake ba3r and Atlantic ocean Trains every forty mMutes leaving Atlantis Terminal Station stipotato pootoMos tylOtf Dillard and Pc Every requite for the Game Photowraphic GOO ds Developing and renting Special attention to amateurs We give you better results than can be obtained elsewhere In the city and It costs you less ()NEILL'S 217 MAIN STREET TAYLO3 224 WATER STREET Can no tip for everything in Rail road' StiaambrAt Nti 11 and Factory' nilP2nco---8131p cLnDrz 1 1 a al II 'b Ihtlard and 'oo I BOTH PHoNati rosvz as 011111111 Fla Beach ti -6 10 "Little Willie" rr i Cooled spot around-Norfolk' Band eoncert every Sunday to to bY Eugene Field (sold to Men Every requisite for the Game Ste tins' MONEY TO LEND Seventy-first Regiment Rand Fire- Le il work' eadaY August 4th in only) 15C A 1 y-)NEv- TO LEESTAT1 ND ON REAL Excuron from Smithfield Wednesday 11113101YracilleU00 ug d3 1 I A il si 81 tiEAT Jr room 34 Lowenberg Build- es Aust 5th Ba game at :30 seball Bert to an addres on receipt I Exesrotion Smithfield vs Lambert's Point The se of via- Developing and rod Printing iiii 00 every hunds13r Si hest game of the season bt promised Returned as Bride and Groom' Special attention to amateurs eeolk and limiters Wtlatal rive hundred rooters trona Smith ri poesorkireleteeessovelosoestsot IS field Harper and Miss Elizabeth Sidney? Mr Nusbaum ma 0 ge i We ive you wit a zamrs- To Richmond and Petersburg Train Dancing every evening tul-3t Vaughn returned from Elizabeth City QUICK LOANS ON ruatirrtrita leaves Norfolk 8:45 a rn Returning ass and their vacations yesterday as Ma 'Cleat to Marine Bank) I than can be obtained elsewhere without rams)" at i erne notes leave Richmond 8:00 and 7:35 Krone-Note Beira Best Beef and Mrs Harper Both are ert in the city and it cots you i One l'nenth to one year in En Fast Through train No change 1 ed less ORIGINAL AND NEor DROP jy2930a81aul3 oy a ifiler Rhoads Company MAIN ST410ccers-41KS--- INTEREST end Rtilldirie and Loon es DEATHS 4 on The marriage was a peat 810Pd-se to 'GRAND ANNUAL EXCURSION TO plane LIBERALADVANCES ON their many friends Wharton Greve Camp Meeting Rap- 0ait Pta Mow Are Wens Syree Heptasophs' Outing SA LARY without endomment ref- WILLIAMS-At the residence No 393 orlEILL er tc confidential 'Su ste or knowledge of employee Would the services of skilled tip- Irencu treat Prid Ju 1 31st DM Th tax ohs expect to have a To Baptize Chinamen ep 0 is the day Steamer Old Point Com- zpahannock River va SUNDAY August AND NAVY LOANB Quick fort will leave High street Portsmouth tician be helpful to them? Dr A re 1 lit-' 1- reeord-breaking crowd ttt their annual Two Chinamen ill be baptized at 650 company's Wharf Norfolk 700 nly idential no undesirable Week the expert in charge of ae's 40 Gl at VI a ca RGIA IN 101INIC outing to be held at Ocean View next I A Wrenn's Atlantic City 0 inquries Largt concen of Its WILL1AMB relict of Hallowell Williams the Cumberland Street Methodist Nott ng am In i said in Virginia es Separate offices Optical DePartment in the Aeademy Ha Thuradar in tha este year or tor SC Funeral etirvices trent the above rssi- Church this evening 710 Pinner's Point 115 and Old Point hare f3r investigation Low- of Music building will examine them No elel A illo a Round trip $100 Children toe 217 MAIN STREET 1 1 i tat rats i- FREE MMERS j)4 BROWNE SU Enjoy Nor 4ortgege Loan Co Ill SirtIriNeDndAsIrof Athrre atitraraN'lnvtited6 Serfolk sad itauthere attailrotad thaws 0 FORGETS DON'T FO ETI DON'T fireball nomett tt Care adene7 Tete VI the Chesapeake Transit Com FOR 43ALE I 881 zumidn'st To She Delaware Park 3 If you want to see the 00E'AM and pattt y's Electric Lino for Cape Henry II I TAYLO CO 0 I to atten the and Orchestra -rwe Suit It enjoy a GENUINE SURF BATIL take store in i2FREIMER) Via the Seaboard Air Line railway lo and le tent 90 minutes The most perfectly MONUMENTS AND SRAYESTONES' and VI MIA Beath Free Concert at Tb oldest liquor establishment in FRI rti ocean Breeze the "ItP1)LK AND Casino Cape rgin's Henry and on Pleasure BERKLEY fieff peosweettwodoehts equipped picnic and excursion grotinds In thin section Especially adapted to alindfacsApt tralE mon vi Beach Trains every Iv it CAMP'S PLACE 224 WATER STREET 71810Ntenve-LINliithuBufAceelnt: t'a torty minutes leaving Atlantic Term Corner Liberti and Eleventh streets 6 soodoy oareat wa For information wa The selection of a imitable nte- certs afternoon and evenin on the tr to co el 30 Will twit the property' which Is the 1 r- jkii or trien the apply to the enend Office Port emoth 'mortal in marble or granite can be Pleasure Pavilion by Prof Mai Station are Chesapeake Transit Com- e'-''' moat aesirabla bueinese corner in Berk Take the Chesapea 1 tvo r' BOTH 'PHNES 837 b' 4 David 13 Va Or to Brown Yr passenger readtir made from our litoCk' tor Brass Band Cents Fare to Virginia Beach 40 ley aloe 00 well established usiness party Electric Line for Cape Henry and tila we carry the largest assortment do agent 380 agent No 8 Granby atreeL corner of tint ants allowing stop-over at Caps Tickets on sale at hotels and drug and large stock of Liquors Cigars To- vtrgiola Beach Fourteen miles skirt- 1 1 shed designs in the South any9 Main Mv24-tf -a 2 i mores include street fare mress Henry lili going and returning accon is The te i i eal" 84-41 ing the Chesapeake bay and Atlantic Can nis tip for everything in Rail- i 4 i se AP 1-:" lah COUP ER ItliBLS 1V (MKS trains twenty-five minutes' to the es that the promietor dettime to move to Colorado In stand or searc eess of health Apply at ocean Trains every forty niMuteti rcant Tailors We have it Eon get it road Steamboat Mill mid Factory lih You want iib4 40TABi-IsItED 00 YEARS) Beach thirty-live minutes to the CUD TO tt Know I Know Sodoes eVemy te aded r1611 CAMP kt61) PieazitengpoAtotladinotsto Terminal ttryn op tar2 Tou like it Beira Best Beef lat-lba or 14 011FOLA VA it body else 1(noW BeU a Beef li Box 3 334 mart 10tf 4-81tiR claz(11Drz 1 I CI 1 1 1 a 'I 4 1.