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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-05

For the best OF every thing in the
butcher line 90 20 McGhee's, Shider's
old stand. 2-tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-05

Cakes ornamentcd for family use or
public occasions on short notice at
the Cream Bakery. III
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-05

Agent Mason has perfected arrange
mentS whereby he can furnish tickets
from all points TO Ardmore, as well
as from ArdmOre. Now II your time
TO bring your friends to the Indian
Territory. Call upon him. No trou-
BILE to answer questions. II
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-05
EInotion Notice.

First class fruit cakes "a cents pei
mound at the Cream Bakery. al
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-05

Zack Davis. NJ Central barber shop.
can give you a nice shave IN very
short tire. II
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-05

Diamonds. watches, jewelry and
silverware at public auction, in Wis
nor HOuel Brown Bros. entire stock
sold al forced sale for the benefit OF
his creditors. 29tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-05
\. L. LUCREY,

Penman. Indian Territory Cuisines
CoiIo,re A,dmore. T. 2O-lf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-05

For a nee, clean shave so 20 the
CCnUial bd Der shop, II
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-05

A fine line OF gold spectacles just
received at T. ii. Parker's.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-05

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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-03-02

Nature seems to have tried to make
sheol on earth when she constructed
French Guiana. where Captain Dreyfus
will pass an exile of 30 yenrs for sell
ing French fortidoation secrets to the
Germans. Siberia is said to be q para
disc to it. It In 80 hot that the ther-
mometer frequently marks III. The
oonvicts work at clearing up forests and
draining ground Swarms of venomous,
stinging insects hover in clouds about
the unhappy man. red ants bite him and
crawl upon him. deadly serpents glide
familiarly about his legs and miasms
rise and fill his body with poison. Fero-
eious carnivora infest the forests and
add new terror to an existence already
full Of horrors The men stand MP to
their knees in water that is covered
with decaying vegetation. Under the
circumstances the most comfortable
thing one can do Is to die, and most Of
the convicts take that way out.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-03-02
WADsWoRTH COUNTY NEVADA SATURDAY MARCIA 1895

ing the kings portrait for the tenth
time, when Louis asked him, ''Do look
older2'
II see a few more campaigns on the
brow Of your majesty"
One Of Louis marshals, Bassompierre.
was great at repartee. He had spent ten
years in the Bastille, and on emerging
his majesty asked him his age. FIFTY,
sire. " To the surprised look of the king
the marshal added. II don't count the
ten years passed in the Bastille. because
! did not spend them in your majesty's
service. "-Philadelphia Telegraph.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-03-02

In France steam pleasure carriages for
road use have been the fad for q year.
Now we are to see at least one of these
machines in America Mr.. Edgar f.
Whitman of Nantucket is building one
for his own use. The thing may do very
well. but 1t win never supplant horses
on the race track. l
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-03-02

Moslem Webb has evidently given up
as bad job the attempt to convert
Americans to Mohammedanism. We
hear no more Of him. II Webb could
have adopted the methods Of conversion
that prevail in Armenia. he might have
made Rome headway.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
NO AGNEEMENr REACHED,
CUT PRlCE-LlST.
For This Week Only a, w. B. F
Wrlghts. 1876 Main Street.

r0r his Week Only, at w. B. F.
Wrlghts. 1876 Main Street.
DC yard. Remnants checked muslins.
lwo 10 five Yards, worth Sc and Zoe.
DO par. teiluod sAell side combs.
worth l5c.
ioc' inf"nis' socks, fast black and
white, worth 10.
Iuc' Children's ribbed hose, fast black,
NO seams, worth l5c.
lUc. Ladies last black hose. no seams.
worth ljc.
l2sc. Ladies fast black hose, imported
to sell. Zoe.
l23c. Chidren's fast black ribbed hose.
"u"o!e knees, lm ported to sell, 2Oc.
lJc. New spring dress goods, worth 25c.
-oc. New checked spriug dress goods,
worth, 81 Z.
DOC. % linen all wool storm serge, navy
ana black, worth 5Oc.
4Sc. l3,inch storm serge, navy and
black, worth 645c.
1Oc. 3o'inch black Ii enrietta, silk finish.
worth I5c.
SC. jl-inch percaIes, lovely line, worth
l0c.
37!c: Fancy spring dress goods. worth
SOC.
QUO. All fancy spring dress goods.
worth G2e to 81.
l9c. Solid gold earrings, imitation
diamond sets, worth Si.5O.
49c, Ladies pig skin gloves, cream
and flesh, worth 81.
l5c. Bet buckles black and silvered,
worth 2,e.
25c. Belt buckles, black and s,lyered.
worth JOc.
75c. White embroidered Aannels, worth
81.
72c' Chiid's oak rocking chair, worth
S.j0.
45c Down pillows. fancy satiue GOV.
cred, worth 7jc.
39c. silk crepons, black and fancy,
worth IUo.
$3.50 Infants long cloaks. we're $3.50,
- and 81.
Sl.5a. Ladies spring cnpes, were 81 and
&2.9S. Ladies' spring jackets, were So.
Big bargains III laces and emEroider
les. Call and sse them.
WRIGHI's,
1876 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
SOUTH DAKOTA'S CYCLONE
4 Storm Carries Death and De-
struction in It's Path.
ONE HUNDRED WERE KILLED
ManY Deaths by Lightning Are Re-
ported and Numerous Victims
Found Lodged in Trees. a
Furious Rain ard Wind
Storm Follows.
By southern Associate l Press.

Sloux CITY. a., May 4.-Prob,bly
Que hundred people were killed by the
cyclone that passed through Sioux
county from the southwest to the
northeast an hour before sunset yester-
day. Half II score of prosperous little
namlets were touched by the flying
storm and hundreds of farms were laid
waste. lhe territory devnstcd Is ns
Iich and populous ns any III Iowa. but
she storm maiuiy kept clear OF the rail
yoad tracks aud telegraph lines. 1t
Will be uluuy hours before the extent
Of ruin is known or II full list can be
compiled.
it is feared the returns from the
more remote points and from the farms
In the country will double the death
sist. No intelligent estimate Of the
damage Inflicted can lie made, but it
will reach into the millions. \ curious
feature of the cyclone was the accom-
panlmeDt of an electric violence. Mnuy
deaths by lightning are reported.
Numerous victims were found lodged
;u trees, where they had been hnrled
by the storm and so seriously injured
that death is expected MOI lentarly.
This morning ehows the damage
30 property to be IN ch larger mere
than first reported. Besides the dam
age to the carriage works, chain mortis
ing works uDd oatmeal mill, hnIi IL
dozen houses were cnrred away aud
wrecked. one house WIS carried ovel
1hc tops OF trees, across the Sioux river
and set down without the stoves being
upset. Trees, fourteen inches III diane.
Ter, were twisted OFF or torn MP by the
roots. Five persons were more or less
cerIously hurt III tins city. Several
other persons were cut and bruised by
Iy ing tmbers.
- She damage to property will reach
0early 100000 The cycloue pros
Grated the telegraph wires to such an
extent that 1t is impossible to learn
anything new from tDe district.
Yesterdays storm III tnis region,
originated one mile northwest of Ire.
ron, and travelled northeast distance
OF thirty miles. 1t was about IL
mile wide ana swept everything n its
path, which was about five miles north
west Of Maurice, three miles north
west of Sioux Center and -four miles
northeast of Hull. Six schUolhouses
4ere blown to atoms, and three teach
ers killed, md many school children
Allied, injured and missing. twenty
seven farm houses were demolished.
aud hundreds of domestic animals
wern killed. The storm jumped about
tweuty five miles north to Slbley, but
Che damage In that vicinity is slight.
1he effects of the storm viii not be
Tasting .ps the crops at this season are
not sufficiently advanced to be har med
eppreclahly.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
OLD NANSEMOND.
Notes and Gleanings From Suffolk
and Surroundings

Amos u. Bnrrett, son of ex-Judee
Barrett. died Friday in Courtland from
the ELECTS OF pneumouia, after n ton
days illuess. lie WAS 81 wears of AGE.
Rev. s. Ii. News0me, pastor of tho
Pine Street Baptist Church. has nc.
cepted an invitation from the president
OF the University nt Garyshurg, n. g..
to deliver tho annual address at tho
closing exercises on next Tuesday.
MILITARY BAZAAR. military ba
zaar Tor tho benefit of the Suffolk com
panies will he held in the new nrmory
hall Tor ton days, beginning Tuesday.
May 81. 1888. The following will man
age III their respective capacities: Ex.
ecntlve committec-M -Mesiames l.. Il.
Harper, a II. Bakor, Aida Beamon.
q. w. Truitt, Miss Auua Riddlck.
Capt. w. j. Petit. Capt. L. a. Nor.
iieot, Lieut.. i. st. J. Wilson, Sergt. II
ID. Thomas, SerRt. II. +. Brooks,
Sergi. Ii. T.. Elnm, Sergt. IL. A..
Thomas. and Priv. j. NJ MoDuelI;
chairman, Lieut.. i. St. j. Wilson; see.
reinry. oerRt. T.. a. Thomas; treasurer.
Lieut.. j. Ii. Norileet. Great effort viii
he directed toward the success of tho
bazaar, III order To rnse sufficient
funds to finish paying for the new arm
ory.
A Coop Mas GoNE. MIR. Dempsey
q. Harrell. very highly esteemed
citi2en of Suffolk, died mt $40 ycster.
day morning ut his residence ON Bank
street. after an illness OF several
months. The cause OF deuth was a
complication Of diseases resulting in
directly from severe attnck of la
EtlDpp about three years ngo
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
PREPARATIONS MADE
For the Commission to Inspect the
Nicaragua Canal.
BY Southern Associated Press.

WAsHINGroN, May 4.-The engineer
commission to examine the Nicaragua
canal route has completed its Iuspec-
ton of the construction company's g
plans aud contracts in New York, aud
VIII leave ton morrow by train directly
for Mobile, where they Will embark on
the cruiser Montgomery and sail for
Graytown next Wednesday. In addI
tion 10 the three members OF the COM
mission, Col. Ludlow, of tho army.
Commander Eudicott. of the navy, aud
Alfred Noble, the civilian member, the
party party hns been increased by AS.
sstaut Engineers Davis, Wood, STAN
fora aud iurks. who will pe needed to
verify surveys at certain points; also by
Naval Surgeon Smith, who hus been
de;niled to look after the health of the
party, stenoSrppher aud II negro cook.
Civil EDRiuerr Mcuocal who is the
chief engineer OF tile canal company,
and his brother.
a physician inmil ar with Nicaragua.
will go on the Montgomery, the party
on that vessel numbering twelve per.
sons. Two other engineers, Donald
son, employed by the commission, and
Bennett, of the Canal Company, have
gone to Greytown on Il tramp steamer.
carrying with them the outfit aud
provisions for the party. 1t is ex.
pected tint the Montgomery will land
tue commission Mt its destination May
18th and that ut least two msnths Will
he consumed III examining the 10 mile
route OF the projected water way. The
commission, however, goes prepared
for three months stay aud is in little
hope of returning to the United States
before the middle Of August.
Although tue report OF the commits
sion Is not 10 be- handed to the Presi-
dent before November LIST. the chair.
man, Col. Ludlow, has arranged 10
maintain communication by telegrupnlc
code with the State Department during
his absencs, and the two ships stationed
Ut each terminus of the canal will be
Informed MS to the party's progress
frequently,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

WAsmNGroS, May i.-The Depart
ment of State today received cable
gram from Mr.. Terrell, United -tntos
Minister at Coustan;inople, stating that
the Sultan of Turkey had issuel an
rad or uecree III favor OF Antolia Col.
lcgc. ut Mnrsovan, granting certain
privileges and practically plncIng tho
college under tue protection OF Porte.
Anato!in College Is II Christian cduca.
tionai Institute uuder American aus
p'ces. aud the receut outbreak against
Christmas III Armenia WAS primarily
directed against It's students and grad
Uatps
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
Dcmtn os ur,. e.aiue,.
,ecinl Dispatch 81 ;ho yirsiniau.

TSptc"I UIsPAIcH IO no Nirslnlan
DANvILLE, Va. Mrs Airs. Cyn
thin y. Gaines wife of Mr.. +. w.
Talnes, city editor of the Daily Regis
Ser, died at the residence of her hus
band. No. S35 Grove Street, at H. %
o'clock this morning, after protracted
illness. Deceased WAS the daus hter OF
She late John End Mary a. Webb. oi
Norfolk. n0d niece OF the late Cummau.
der lhomas lntIeton Webb, of the [.
Is. navy. lne funeral will takc place
from the Main Street NJ. T.. Church
Sunday afternoon, the 9th lust, ut
a'clock. The in,erment vii! be il
Green Hill Cemetery.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
s55ssssS9 Norfolk Defeat. PctcrsUu,w.
Special Dispatch, to tho Virgiuian.

PETERSBURG, Va, May 4.-In the
game this afternoon Norfolk took the
lead in the third inning and kept it
throughout the game, winning by the
score of TO b. Foreman was in the
box for the home team aud pitched u
good, steady game, but the visitors
were more fortunate in buuching their
hits. McCrcary pitched splendid
game. keeping the hits well scattered.
The features OF the game were Corco-
ran'sand Hagef's hnttius, Huger's long
h't over centre field fence in the fourth
bringing III three rnns and winning tho
game, Score:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
rhcv Comtiuuc To pitnacr.

The police yesterday iuiied to find
any clue that wonld lead, III any man
ncr Whatever. to the arrest OF the per.
sons who robbed MIR. Johustun's store.
They did, however, learn tuut during
Friday nigh; the thieves had full sway
ANA robbed several residences. The
widow OF q. AlOntagua's shoe store.
No. II Bank street, was broken and
four pairs of shoes taken. valued mt
about Sl3'O0. An attempt was made
TO rob the residence Of john Osborne,
street car conductor, il BrambIctou.
The residence OF MIR. John Noland
IN Brambleton was entered and SIl
taken, also a number of Mr.. Nolaud' q
clothes.
Mr.. John Capps' residence on
Brambieton avenue. near Maple, was
entered ana ransacked from top to
bottom. MIR. Capps clothes were
stolen from beside the bed ou which
he was sleeping.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
THE COIL Miners STRIKE
Pocahontas Employees TO Hold a
Mass Meeting To-Day,
TROUBLE is APPRERENDED,
SM Companies Of Militia on the
scene. Injunction Papers Issued.
No Agreement Reached. Nor
folk and Western Officers
Fear Trouble.
BY Southern Assooiatoi Press.

ROANOKE. Va, May d.-rhe Rich
mond Howitzers, two detachments,
win Two Gatiing guns, the Monticello
Guards, of Charlottesville, and the
Lynchburg Home Guards, ell route
10 Graham. were joined here
ny the Roanoke Light Infantry and
koauoke Machine Works Guards, and
iurther west by the Jeil DAVIS Rifles,
oi Salem. and the military company at
Rauiord. All the soldiers were SUP
plied with three days ratious.
Norfolk and Western officials regard
Sunday as the critical day, aud It is
belleved that the hurrying of troops TO
Graham Is to prevent trouble at Poem
hontns to- morrow, when the striking
miners propose to hold a mass meet.
ing. Notices of Judge Jackson's in
Junction have been prepared by the
Norfolk and Western railroad receiv
ers for posting i'll the Fiat TOP coal
regions, warning all parties from in-
teriering with the property or trans.
portaton OF the Norfolk aud Western
ROAD, which Is now under the jurlsulc-
ton OF the United States Court,
lNJuHcrloN PAPERS ISSUED,
CHARLssoH. w. Va, May 1.-The
injunction phpers Issued yesterday in
tho Federal Court restraining all
striking coal miners and others from
Interfering with the property or
trains on the Norfolk and West.
ern railroad. was given to Mar.
sshal Gordon this afternoon aud
he sent out force of deputies to.niph t
TO post notices along the railroad in
the striking region. If there is a dis
posl'ion shown on the part OF the
strlAers TO molest mail trains or inter
lere with Inter State trafiic. Il larpe
number of United States Deputy Mar.
shais VIII be stationed along the line.
NO AGREEMENT REACHED,
HUNTINGTON, w. Va, May i.-All is
quiet tonight along the Norfolk np1
western railroad among the miners q {
TINS Stnte. Many OF them gathered
together to nay and discussed the
sitnatiop. They met some of the
Operators but No agreement was
reached.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
Schooner Wr.ci,cd.
BY Southern Assoclatsl pre,,

Ponr TOWNSEND, Wash, May f.
Word reached here Yesterday from
Kodiak Island. Alaska, that the
steamer George II. White, of Seattle.
was wrecked in q gale April H. sew
enteen of the crew were either
drowned or frozen to death. Eight
reached shore and will survive. The
schooner Kodiak, which brought the
information. was also wrecked in the
same gale. near the same place, but
no lives were lost.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
severe Storm.


By SuUIHcFn HhsOclAteI Iroas.
"orEKA. knn., May IA very heavy
storm swept over tho city ut : o'clucl,
inst night, and great damage was done.
n number OF small houses ia the ont
skirts we're blown down and several
people severely injured. The residence
sf Patrick Mc(iinty was torn 10 pieces,
and Mr.. McGinty and his daughter
we're both injured. Trees and small
houses were destroyed in considerable
numbers. The reports indicate that
snuch damage was done.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
ucctinU OF the Nntiouni Gco.raphi-
cal SOtIsiy.
Dy Sonthern Assorlnto 1 prnss

FREDERICKSBURG, Va. May i-Two
hundred ana fifty members OF tile Nat
lonAl Geographical Society held their
annual meeting today, in the opera
house IN this city. Hundreds OF citi-
zeps OF Fredericksburg were present.
Addresses were mnde by Gardiner G,
Hubbard, presidout; Major ed Hotch
Kiss. Mayor Rowe, W. W. lIowison.
Prof w. G. McGhee and Mr.. W. Sey.
mour White, after which the society
aojonrnei and spent the day in visit.
ing the points OF interest il and about
Erederlcksbnrg.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
.Sun,pra overheard.
Dy Sonthorn Assoe!nto [ rross

BY 9UaIHuIH AHsocINtD Tros7.
QUARAHTINE, s. l., May 1.-The
Clyde Line steamer Seminole arrived
1his morning from jacksonville and
Charleston. At quarantine Captain
Chichester reported TINT after pnsslng
Sandy Hook { harles Schoriock, pus-
senger from Charleston, jumped over.
board. A bont was lowered and rowed
towards the unfortunate man. but
@ithout avail. lie disappeared before
the boat could get to him.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
Murray Hosn.cs 10 nes,.n.
Bv Southern Assoclatod pres,.

Nv southern Associated Press.
New YORK, May 1.-Mayor Strong
received letter from Police Commls.
sioher Murray this afternoon III which
the commissioner reinses to resign his
once. he Mayor said he would not
give ont the lettor !or publication. No
appointments were made by the Mayor
to-day.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
Operatives outs worK.
Bv Southern Associated Press.

Providence, Il. L., May i.-The
operatives in the varlous Olneyville
mliis are going out in squads and heln
Is getting scarce. Tho spinnoIs and
twisters at the Riverside Mill went ont
this morning. This district council
meets this afternoon.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
NIny t:"to ,onIIicld..

The military men of Norfolk last
night were quietly Interested in the
strike III the Pocahonts coal fields. and
expect to he ordered there Tomorrow
or next day. The VIRGINIAS was in.
formed last night that the order has
not yet been given.
Buttermllk aud Ice Cream ut Macs,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

burg, 3; Norfolk, .. Home Runs
Llppert, McOlung, Hagor and Nc
Creary. Two. base -Lippert and
Corcornn. Bases on Balls--On Foro.
man, |; OFF McCreary, 4. Struck
Out-By Foreman, 6; by McCroary. B.
Hit by Pitcher -AlcClung. Stolen
Base - Sanford. Wild Pitch 49, Me.
Creary, /. Time of game, two hours.
Umpire, MIR. Daley.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
TO HuiId New Guubont..
By Southern Associatea Press.

WAsHlNGToS, May A.. Secretary
Herbert this morning decided to build
two varieties OF light draft composite
Sunbeats authorized by the last Con.
gress. four TO be of the class with
lurge sail power and single screws as
recommended hy Chief Constructor
Hichbotn aud Commodore Chadwick,
and two of the other class with no sail
ana tWln screw, was recommended by
EnMneer'in Chief Melvi!le, and ma
Jority Of the construction board. Six
OF these bonis were authorized, not
more than two To he built by any one
yard. he contract for three sea. going
torpedo boats WAS sgned by Secretary
Herbert ana President Maeister, of the
Columbian Iron Works, Of Baltimore
u Nuy.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
importaut irncK I'riviic.e. Grnut,d
By Southern Associated Press.

RicnhoND, Va. May AT con
ference in llnrrisonburg to day be.
tween Baltimore and Ohio oiliciuIs and
representatives of tho Chcsn reake aud
Western railway, which is projected to
run from Tidewater 10 tho coal fields.
tho Baltimore and OHIO agreed to grant
the new road important track privi-
lcueS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
Richmond u,m, Auothcr Gnmc.
BY southern Associatsl Pres

RIcuMoND. Va, May 4.-Richmond
won another game from Roanoke this
AFTERNOON. During tho first inuing
some exceedingly oriental ball playing
was indulged IN, but thereafter the
game Was exceedingly well played.
Score:
HI hmond. .,.4 5OO5OO2-li ID 7
Noano4e..... . . oUUO0i- u 2
Batteries = Tnnuehill aud Foster;
Fisher and Clark.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
He SKIPPED WITH 1900.
tx Merchant John Boyle Now
Known as a DefauIter.
HIS PARTNER NOW MOURNS
Hls Arrest Very Probable. And Surely
No Steps Will Be Spared to Effect
1t. Heretofore He Bore Good \
reputation. Sudden and
Remarkable Theft.

NEW YoRK. May IA. N. Seller.
cotton merchant, trading as a. N. Sci.
Ter Co.. his partner up to YESTERDAY
"eing John Boyle. of Brooklyn, who
a"sconded on Thursday night
,nhing with him about S32.
wv OF his partners money, said
TO day that Boyle has bought twenty
rVo io0o four per cent. bonds new is-
sue coupon due 1925. numbers 943f to
a'o inclusive with the funds stolen.
MI seller said that no steps would be
spareu 10 secure the arrest of Boyle,
and he believed that he would be ysry
Bhrotly In custody.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
ST. Jonm'. college. IL: v. VI. s.,,,
By southern As.ocintol prass

'EO' !" 'ED'UOINVuII ITbss,
LEXINGIoN, Va, May l.-St. Johns
College niue, Of Annapolis, scored q
second victory here this afternoon hy
defeating the cadet nine of the Virginia
Military Institute by q score of Ii TO 4.
Buttermilk and Ice Cream at Macs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

a'h"ics' Cnpce. prcsv Good. and silks.
Ne~ line capes, new dress goods at
new prices; new silks, many Mt half
price; crepon silk worth ST.. now 5flc.
DIX null IN all shades, 80 uohes wide.
only Doc. Il. A. Saunders
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
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