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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11
Bicycle Pants barred.

A lawsuit Of most unusual charao-
ter has been begun i'll Minneapolis.
Plat B. Walker, Jr., tho lumberman,
and W. H. Ellis, the we'll known lum-
Der newspaper man, are tho plaintiffs,
and big summer hotel at Spirit Lake.
Ia, is the defendant. While bicycling
through Iowa last week Walker and Ell
lis stopped ut Spirit Lake for dinner
What was their surprise on attempt.
ing to enter the dining room to be in
formed that they would not be allowed
in the room with their bicycle trousers
on. At first the objection was taken as
joke, but the management insisted
that they would not be allowed to walk
through the dining room wearing knee
pants while there were ladies present.
Mr.. Walker finally had to assuage his
appetite i'll tho ordinary, and Mr.. Ellis
went down town for his dinner. They
now propose to get even for their ruffied
dignity in u most substantial manner
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11
a Jcn,o". wife and Flor p,.,o,.
Bv Southern Associated Press.

HuNTISGroS, w. Va. July 10.-A
street car full OF people wero put in
jeopardy of their lives to ulght, when
Mrs. ClareUce Chnilin, the wife of Il
prominent East End citizen. probably
fatally shot Mimic Oreval, young
woman OF bad reputation, when she
met III the vehicle.
The shooting wns tho elimination of
n scandal that drove Mrs. Chniliu to
destraction, and when she saw the girl
this evening che could not restrain her
jealous rage, and pulling revolver she
fired three times. all the bullets taking
effect IN the victims breast. Tho nllair
created much excitement, which was
particularly intense among the other
passengers on the street car.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11
PORTSMOUTH LOSES TWO
The Blue Birds" Find the Ports
mouths Very, Very Easy.
They Take Two Games Without any
Great Effort. The Visitors Played
Nice Clean Games. While the
Fielding of the Home Team
Was Miserable.

There Was not u worry large crowd
present ut the park yesterday after
noon, notwithstanding the fact that two
games with the "Biue Birds" for one
price wac the attraction. The first
game began with Brandt and Flynn rs
the opposing pitchers. The visitors
found the former for nine hits, while
the Truckers" could only tind flynn's
deceptive cures for three hits, aud thoy
managed to keep paoe with their hits
In the way of errors, making three Of
the latter. The Richmond team played
good bill, making only one error, and
that was OF no consequence, and had 1t
with pitched ball and Kelly allowing
q ball to pass him the Truckers"
would have been shut out, for they
were not In the game of all with Rich
mond,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11
a Probably Murder,

Tuesday night three negro men wont
into the store OF man named Fine,
who keeps at Armstead's place, near
Hodges Ferry, uud asked to be shown
u coat. They fumUled around for some
time, and finally one of the gang
started of with the coat. Fine at.
tempted to atop him, when no was
kuowcked senseloss by the other two
men, who left him for dead. The three
men then made their escape. Mrs.
Fine, who was in the store at the time,
was powerless to help her husband but
managed to give an alarm. DIR. V. G..
Culpepper WAS sent for and dressed the
wounds. which are considered of n
serious nature. Mrs. l.. says she could
identify the men if shs was to see them
again, but she does not know who they
were.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11
he Street COMMITTEE Com III I'm q
Work tn s.aruc>t.

The old Council notified the Sea-
board Airline and the Portsmouth
street railroad to make the grade of
their roads on First street conform to
the grade which the engineer had
fixed, and to have First street paved
with Belgian blocks. The Seaboard
Airline complied with the request,
but the street railroad paid no alton
ton to the order. Yesterday the new
chairman of the Street Committee no.
titled the street railroad company that
the order OF the committee must be
complied with immediately OF that the
matter will DO placed IN the hands of
the Mayor to require .them to do 60.
1t Is the intention of the com mittee to
so to work on this atreet right away
and push the work ahead as rapidly as
possible. 1t would DO we'll for the
electric road to lay their track before
the paving is done.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11
Triplets Named For Mckinley.

4 Philadelphia man, the father Of
triplets, recently did honor to Ohio and
her greatest statesman by naming them
after William Mckinley, his present
title and his prospective one. The fol-
lowing letter was recently received at
the governor S Office:
Mr. william Mckinley, Governor n Ohio:
DEAR SIR-lt Is with pleasure that / notify
you of your three Rauaesakes (my tripletsJ,
William Mckinley, Governor Mckinley and
President Mckinley Smith. They shall be
taught to honor the name Of our great Ameri-
can statesman and to vote for tho working
mans ticket (RePublicon). Yours respect
fully, CHARLEs II. SAITH.
The governor, i'll an autograph letter,
thanked the multifather for the honor
paid to him and bespoke happy fu-
ture for the family. Cleveland Leader.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11
she ala Uurios,,y Su.p.

Can you locate il You ought to be abs
to because YOU live in it. This world is the
biggest curiosity shop that we have known
nNthing about up t. date. Jupiter or
Saturn may DO able TO discount il. ferhap,.
who are cont nually tlnAer!ng with them
selves patching themselves to speak,
III a medical way Ii they are constipated,
bill u or dyspepsia they rush TO the nearest
druggist Tor violent pnrgatiye. If they
are malarious they nv for relief to that
ancient but Intellectual reliance the sulphate
o. Puinine This is what they houii do.
What they should is to begin an 1 pursue a
course of Hos,etter's Stoma h Bitters, the
primest OF Alternatives and anti .malarial
specifics. pnrtl 'uariy vaiuable also for
rheumatism. neuralgia. nervousness and
debility. AMI promoter OF sleep and ap
petite bcnehcini TO all chronic inyalids
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11
PORTSMOUTH NEWS
A Copper pntcf captured.

Yesterday morning Deputy Sheriff
Abbott saw u colored mau come OIL the
ferry boat with bag on his shoulder
anu acting ina suspicious manner. and
followed him down High to Crawford
streets. The negro, seeing him, became
suspicious aud left his bag at store
on the square. AIR. Abbott went oil
and kept u watch. Tn. negro, think
lug that his way was clear, secured the
bag and was waiting an opportunity to
sell the contents when Mr.. Abbott
carried him To the stationhouse. The
bng was emptcd and was found TO con-
tam copper and brass. The negro
gave his name As VIM. Wells and said
he was from Norfolk and that the stuff
he had was given to him by another
coiored man to sell. The Norfolk
authorities were communicated with,
Sergeant kirohmier answered the call
aud came over. lie soon returned to
Norfolk and learned where the stuff
was stoleD. The negro was turned over
to him.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11
WASHINGTON NOTES.
July Crop Reports. Presidential Ap.
pointments.

pointments.
The July returns to the s.atisticinn
OF the Department of Agriculture by
the correspondents thereof make the
following average of condition: Corn,
99.3; winter wheat, 10. s; spring wheat.
1922; oats, 1872; winter rye, S2.2,
spring rye, n; all rye. SO.77; barley
9l.9 rye. S4.4; potatoes, 9l.5; to-
bacco. $50. Acreage of potatoes.
compared, with 1874 1879, and of to
bacco, Si.S per cent.
The report on acreage of Corn, which
is preliminary, shows 1918 as CON-
pared with tho area planted in 1894,
which was little over rs, 900, 900 acrcs,
being an increase of 5000, 600 acres,
and nggregating in round numbers 50, :
900, 900 acres.
The average for the principal corn
States are: Ohio, lO4, Michigsn, LOG;
Indiana, 104; Illinois, 105; Wisconsin.
lO5; Minnesota. 1l2; Iowu,HlOG; Mis-
souri,, LOT; Kansas, III; Nebraska, lOf;
Texas, l12; Tennessee. 107; kentucky,
l02. The average condition of corn ia
1913. against 95 July last year, and 90. .
in 1893.
The percentages of tho principal
States III winter wheat are Penusylva-
nin, SIS; Kentucky, 81; Ohio, 60; Michi-
gan. 60; Indiana, 81; Illinois, 80, Mis-
souri,. IS; Kansas. 10; California, 81
Oregon. 95, and Washington, 90.
The condition OF spring wheat is
1922 against 97.S in june, and 6S.1 il
July, 1894.
Secretary Herbert ia considering
plan to further consolidate tho book.
keeping and accounts Of the various
naval bureaus, which WAS ono of the
great reforms instituted by Secretary
Whitney eight years ago. 1t was found
at that time that considerable duplica.
ton occurred, due to independent ao-
ton on the part OF the department and
In general order the stores, ordnance,
steam engineering. equipment. con-
| s,ruotIon and yards and docks were
placed under the sole charge of the
Bureau OF Supplies aud Accounts.
To-day Secretary Herbert had tho
bookkeepers OF oil the bureaus in his
Office for consultation on the advap
| tagee and disadvantages OF Transforming
ell accounts to the Pnymnster Gen
erals office. While some strong Oh
Jeotions to the propositions wore de p.
veloped in the mGln, it appeared that
the lnterasla of economy would be
served by adopting the centralizing
scheme.
Charge d'Aflnires Bartlaman, at
Caracas, reports to the State Depart.
ment that Venezuela, by decree OF
June 18th. has reduced the duty on
plug or other tobacco twisted for chew
ing fifty per cent.
~
The President, at Gray Gables, has
made the following appointment: Reg
lister OF Land Office. VIM. H.. Ander
SOD, OF Kentucky, at Enid. Oklahoma,
in place OF Robert w. Patterson, who
was recently killed IN street duel.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11
FOR THE PRESIDENT.
Plan to CONNECT tho White House with a
Thenter by Telephone.

a plan is under consideration in
Washington for telephone connection
between tho Lafayette Square opera
house, now i'll course Of construction,
and tho White House
1t Is said that recent experiments
have demonstrated that tho plan is en-
tirely feasible, so that the president and
his family can, by turning switch,
hear the voices on the stage and tho
music Us clearly as though they were in
the opera house.
Another dovice in the Same limo IS
proposed for the benefit Of deaf people
who attend tho thcater. 1t is said that q
number of chairs will be supplied with
adjustable ear pieces, which will be al
most invisible, and through which ev-
cry word uttered upon the stage may be
distinctly heard. New York World.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11
SVENGAuI OUTCOME.
John Graham uypnotizes His wife In
order TO Discover Gold.

John Graham Uypnotizes His wife In
Order TO Discover Gold.
Colorado Springs has its Svengah and
his Trilby the parts being unprecedented
by John Graham and his wife, and tho
police arc untangling strange story.
They were called TO the Graham resi-
dencc to arrest two mon who had at
tempted to abduct Mrs. Graham, stating
that they wanted to use her at Cripple
Creek in locating gold mines Graham,
it seems. has been in the habit of hyp-
nothing hor and is said to have made
some valuable discoveries by following
directions given by her whilo in trance.
The attempted kidnapers escaped bo-
fore tho police arrived. leaving Mrs.
Graham bruised and exhausted from her
struggle. The other afternoon while in
IA trance Mrs. Graham located the men
in saloon ut Colorado City, five miles
from there, giving description Of
them The police followed her direc-
tions. but found no suspicious characters
there. She claims they wero in the
wrong saloon. The police locked up
Graham Oh IA charge of unlawful cohab-
itation. Chicago Times Herald.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11
Funerai OF Mrs. isIizn A. GsiIi.oIy.

TIC funeraI OF Mrs. Eliza A, BIIisoIy
took place yesterday afternoon from
st. Paul's Catholic Church. The ser
vices were conducted by Rev. L. j.
Brady, after which the remains were
conveyed to the hearse and carried to
Oak Grove Cemetery, followed by the
Ladies' Memorial Association and n
host OF sorrowina friends. The follow
ing gentlemen acted as pail. bearers:
Carroll Cooke, V d Bilisoly, DR.
Alonzo Bilisoly, Walter l. Bilisoly, L
Nash Billsoly, s Cleborne Browne, j
Griffin Edwnrds. Henry l. Hudgins,
William s Lsnghorne, Jr. and Maurice
Hndgina, grandsonn and greatgrand-
sons OF the deceased.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11
STRANGE STORY.
en BIilo's Remarkable Adventures and
Unjust imprisonment.

Unjust imprisonment.
Nicholas Vlodivak, Russian oxle,
went TO Lawyer Miles Rosonbluth of
New York a few dnys since and told
remarkable story.
In 1853. during the roign Of the Gar
Alexander II, Vlodiyak was trader in
the orient, making journeys along the
coast md into thefntcrior. During ono
Of these trips through Africa Vlodivak
obtained large number Of pesyls. Soon
after he wont to Berlin, where tho penrls
were appraised ut 100000. and no was
told that no might find II purchaser III
the czarina of Russin Acting upon this
counsel he went to st. Petersburg
There he obtained an audience with
the czarira, who offered TO him sum
equivalent to St25, 600 for tho jewels.
To this Vlodivak agreed, and DO was
told to 30 to tho royal treasury for the
money. When he presented himself, he
WAS bound. gagged and carried before Il
magistrste. No formal charge was made
against him. and ho was sentenced to 20
years in Siberin.
According to his statement, he re-
manned there for o years and finally
escaped by bribiug several officials
Then he travelled over Europe aud Aus
tralia. carrying with him valuable doc
umonts. among them permit Of audi
enco to the c2arina. These letters aud
documents he exhibited to Lawyer Ro-
senbluth.
Il want" said he. ito make my onsc
plain to the Russian government / feel
confident that it would redress my
wrong"
"Vlodivak is not tho type of mn,
whom l would deem crank" said
Lawyer Rosenbluth "|He iB, believe,
connected with aocialstio and secret So
cietios."
Vlodivai Is 62 years Of age and has
the bearing CT soldier. Lawyer Rosen-
bluth believes in the story and may try
to got redress from the Russian govern
ment Now York Journal.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11
stcyOnd the Date.

The only original special sale store.
For three days only. Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, July g, 9. 10.
Que line Black and Blue 0ropnd
Mulls. with whiteidots, 4c. yard; SO
inches wide.
One line beautiful Batiste Cloth. al
etc. yard.
these goods are mp TO date in atyle,
but beyond the date IN price.
Duck and Pique, Sc. yard.
A. j. PHILLUPs,
Under Oxford Hall,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11
DENT, OF Mrs. I.rinuIev.

Mrs. Mary Irene Brinklsy, wife of
ksder Brinkley, died at the residence
OF her husband, No. GID Harrison
street, Yesterday morning. The funeral
was conducted at noon by Rev. Mr..
Mitchell. The remains were forwarded
via Norfolk and Carolina road to Gates
county, n. G.,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11
~ The i.oriiiard Pant Absorbed.
BY Southern Associated Press.

New YORK, July 10.-Officials of the
American Tobacco Company say they
are not prepared to make any state.
ment in regard to the proposed absorp-
ton of the Lo:illard plant. 1t is I'D 3.
mittcd, however. that the subject is
under confederation. director OF the
p. Lorillard Company this morning
saii there is no truth in the report that
his company had been absorbed by the
American Company,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11

SUMMARY: Earned Runs Richmo nd,
3: Portsmouth, 2. Three Base Hits-
Chiids end Foster. Two Base Hits
Knox, Reed. Thurston, Groves, Brad.
10y, Houseman and Wells. Base on
Ballu-Off Leach, 3; of Foster, q of
Dinsmore, .. Hit by Pitched Ball
Knox. Struck Out-By Leach, 8: by
Dinsmore, s. Left on Bases Rich
mond. .; Portsmouth, II. Double
Plays Bradley and Wells; Reed, Hall
and Watts; Knox and Watts. Stolen
Bases-Richmond. 6; Portsmouth, 2.
Wild Pitch-Foster. Umpire-Mo-
Laughiin,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11
rkIIIed by nIrnin.

Yesterday morning negro man
named Reuben Griffin, who lives near
Bruce Station,on the Norfolk and Car
oiina railroad. attempted to cross ia
irGns OF passing tram, was caueht
and badly mashed. lie wns removed
to the station and Drs. Hargins and
Culpepper summoned, who did all they
could for him. but he died in about
two hours.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11
CELEBRATE FOURTH OF JULY
PORT NORFOLK.

Elettric cars will run every hns hour
Ample II commolation and W II run until
everybody ~ brought back
DANClNG-A full string Band will be in
auendan from 10 II. M. until ll:s0 p. IN.
REFRESHMENrS-I cream served oil
ground aud al Motel Vernon.
tNAG DlNNER-RoaSon INA bio pr ices
FIRE WOllkS-Splendid display of fro
works nj night.
Bring yonr vito, sweetheart and friends.
and spend II delightful day enjoying tho
music and dancing Ample shade for chill
drcn and picnic parties.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11
WIRE SPARKS.
Abbreviated kilograms From All Parts
of the World.


of the World
CHlLIcoTHE, July 10.-Four desper
ate criminals made their escape from
tho Livingston county jail in this city
before daylight THIS morning. The
escape was effected by taking up the
stone floor and near the wall and dig
glng through the foundation.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, l0.-A specisl to
the Advertiser from Dadeviie. Ala.
says; A son Of DR.. Banks and q negro
boy were killed by lightning near this
place yesterday afternoon. The boys
were at a grindstone in the yard when
the bolt strnck II tree and passed to
where the boys were standing.
RICHMOND, No., 10. The committee
of the Council, which has boon investi
eating the aifairs of the city gas works,
reported tonight and ascertaiuod that
during the administration OF nine years
Of the late superintendent, William c..
Adams. shortage OF $50, 056. 20 40
oumulated.
DEs MONIES, To-, 10-The we'll organ q.
lied forces OF Gen. Francis Marion
Drake, CT Centervillc, achieved a signal
victory in the Republican State Con
yention this afternoon when he was
nominated for Governor on the sixth
ballot, after one of the most warmly
contested campaigns ever witnessed in
lows.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11
Something about tho ynrrniI TriaI.
BY Southern Associated Press.

LA PLATA, Nd. July 10.-There
were several witnesses called by the
defense in the Farrali murder trial to :.
day, tho most important being Prof.
Penniman. OF the Baltimore Medical
College, who, with DR.. Belano Ames,
of the same institution, have been as
sisting Mrs. Farrall's counsel in the
medical points OF the case. Prof. Pen.
nimsu's evidence was to the effect that
MIR. Farrall did not die OF stryohnine
poisoning. he was subjected to q rigid
cross examination which was not con.
cluded at the adjournment of court,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11
The ssmo Sunday In TWO C,.ie,.

Yesterday it was impossible to get
shaved i'll Buffalo. but dead easy to get
drunk In New York it was easy to get
shaved, bnt impossible to get drunk.
Strange that there should be such diff
ference between the two towns !--Buf-
ialo &Qnirer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11

Tuesday afternoon during the heavy
r0in and wind storm, the schooner
Phillips belonging to the guano com
pany, was capsized just beyond the
hayward. Fortunately all on board
escaped. She was righted up by two
tugs and towed to place of safety.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11
\ Narrow Escape.

Tuesday Miss Willie Harrell, Of this
city. who is employed at the box
factory in Norfolk, accidentally fell
through hntchway at the fact DRY aud
was saved from instant death by catch.
ing on to rope and breskinc her fail.
Fortunately no bones were broken but
She Was badly shocked.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-11

Messrs. Levy X Jacobs beg to an
Dounce to the public that in connec.
lion with their immense line of men.
boy and children snits (Which thew are
selling Mt cut rate fgnres), they also
carry large line of night shirts, neg
ligee shirts. bathing suits and Sweet
Or overalls. Remember the place.
LEVY n JACOBS,
200 High street.