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may be enough to cure your cough or help your baby
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-29

An "International Tea" was present
ed at the Ice Palace last night. Diff.
ierent nations were represented by
pretty girls in tho national costume s
who served at t"eir respective tables
edibies characteristics OF their nation.
The American tables furnished ice
cream and cnke at the usual prices.
German peasants served frankfurters.
pretzels aud lemonade, or Hires root
beer. tor i've cents. The dark eyed
Spanlnras sold cigars and cigarettes.
The French peasant girls served salad.
olives, waters and tea for ten cents.
The following programme wss pre-
sented:
Seio non orpheus Orchestra
My Country. lis of = hee -
'..... ....... Misses Mary aud peia MAIL
iiaho solo ............. Miss Gnskins
/" are lIalse ........... Mise Edmon ads
Sran.sh SONG ...................M Miss iinpl or
This evening Mt Z o'clock there will
he On interesting entertainment given
ny the children Mt the leo Palace. The
following attractive programme has
been arranged for the OCCASION:
PART IsT.
Doll drill by fourteen little girls.
Burlesque band. by twelve little
boys.
Tho Highland Fling" costume
dance.
spreading Rumor," costume song.
PART 90.
Living Pictures, evening hymn.
"Coming Thro' the Rye"
Picture and song, NINETY Years
Ago"
Slatuary.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-29
THE COUNCIL MEETING.
The Last of the Old Body. The New
One Follows.

The Last of the Old Body. The New
One Follows.
The City Council hold their final
meeting last night to wind up the bust.
moss of tho year. The following mem
bers were preseut: l. + Slater, presi-
dent; 5 @ Brown, jas q Everett. John
Il Ovens. g l. Murden. Il f. Glassett.
ID w Murden, James w Brown, Jr, ID
w Balentine, + Wonnycutt, l. Brin-
sou.
Tho reading OF tho minutes of the
meeting was the first business after
which they were signed.
All properly approved bills we're
allowed.
Present--C. 9. Peed.
The Finance Committee reported
having destroyed number OF re-
deemed paving bonds. On mttion, the
report was received and filed.
The snme committee recommended
that SlUO each be allowed Mr.. Jos. +.
Weaver mud II. l.. Watts for assess
ment of the city property and that an
appropriation be made for the same,
which was adopted.
The came comm itteo recommended
that the bill of Boil Telephone Com.
pany be paid. Adopted.
Bonds of city officers was accepted.
The Auditor and Treasurer's report
was approved.
The building COMMITTEE reported O
number OF buildings having been put
up during the month of June.
The Committee on Sewerage made q
report OF the work done by the Com
mittee.
Tho Finance Committee asked that
extra appropriations he made to the
different committees to end the years
work. 1t was seconded and adopted
Tho same committee reported the
sale of $1,000 worth of cemetery bonds
at Sl02.
Tho Finance Committee reported
having examined the auditors and
treasurer's books aud found them COR
rect and signed tho same.
The Police Committee reported tho
police department in better condition
than it has been for years.
MIR. q. Hatton was allowed to ad
dress the Council in reference to the
guarantee bond which the Connoil re.
| CURED OF the street railroad to furnish.
On motion, they were allowed to
furnish the bonds for the coupons
| named by them.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-29
TRUCKERS LOSE ANOTHER
Horse Shoe McCann's Pitching and
Good Hitting Did the Work.
Che Home Team Fieided Nicely, But
They Failed 10 Hit the Ball Safely.
This is the Fifth Straight
Game the 6oys Have
Lost

1t took eleven innings yesterday to
settle tho question OF supremacy be-
sweeh our lads aud the visitors. But
she homo tsain couldn't do anything
With tho man who cnriIeB with him IL
Whole barrel OF the luck, said to ac.
company the posscasur OF the right
and shoe OF the right kind Of u horse,
consequently II sad "inle OF woe" Is the
property of the Truckers, who should
not loose heart, hut cheer up, en-
coursgcd by the fact that they are not
alone In their sadness, for this very
same pitcher aud this very same team
play no favorites, as other teams in the
2,ague can, and will testify that they
nre no ''ciuch," and when team goes
IN game against the "Magicans" with
'hat idea they are apt to have their
dreams dispeled.
The game yesterday so far ns tho
home team WAS concerned was o good
one from fielding standpoint. Hall
msn's two errors IN right field being
shs only ones made, but the great secret
of their failure TO win yesterday s
game WAS their inability to Int the
deceptive curves of Horse Shoe Mccain
gust when hit was needed, while the
visitors were more fortunate and sue
coded IN hitting Clare for four hits. a
double, and three singles III the
eighth, which was practically "the
straw that broke the csmePs back,
at any rate it gave tho visitors oven
chances to win, which they did In the
eleventh by Usllman allowing Welch's
single to pass him, allowing the run
Her to reach third base. The next
man up went out easy, making two
out and Welch on third, when Horse
shoe" made q ''iungo" hit just back
OF third base and the matter was
settled.
lhs features of the game were the
Geldlng OF Hsrgrove, NioN, Psddcn,
mud Little and the hitting OF padien,
%hO was at bat four times and made
four hits, which fnttened his batting
average considerably. Two games
will be played this afternoon com
menc!ng Mt two oclock-both for the
came price OF admission. SEQ the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-29
FDOfR t. NI(DUT1 III EVVS
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
An Interesting Summary of the Day
happenings.

An interesting Summary OF the Day S
happenings.
Police Officer Tatem is of on ten
days leuve.
The County Court adjourned for the
term yesterday.
hrge coiored excursion cnme in
GU the Seabonrd Air Line yesterday.
Two drunken negro women were
locked mp yesterday in the county
Jail,
There will be big display of fire.
works at Port Norfolk on the 18th Of
July.
The most of our space is given 10
day to the closing of the public
schools.
Tho Central Church Sabbath School
will give their annual piculo to New
port News on wednesday, July 10th.
MIR. Lee, of Baltimore, formerly
manager for f. }. sFrledlin, in this city,
was In the city Yesterday.
MIR. Frederick Wittle, of Baltimore,
Is spending his school vacation with his
sister, Mrs. Chris q, Euler, of Par k
Niaw
Sneak thieves have stolen chairs from
out the trout porches of number OF
residence of this city. Nothing is safe
from them.
The Monumental Sunday School
carried 80 many people out of town
that the streets looked deserted at
| times yesterday.
The ting Wahneta, left for James
river yesterday to bring the old monl-
tors down. They will arrive here on
| Monday and will be inspected soon
after.
\ oolored man who drives q trnck
Tor Nichols ~ White Was stricken with
paralysis yesterday morning. DIR. Nc.
Murran was called In aud made him ns
comfortable as possible.
Asa Saunders, the negro who went
into the union depot aud stole watch
aud chain from Mr.. Maurice Ball, QUE
of the workmen, on Tuesday. which
was recovered in Norfolk in a pawn
shop, was on yesterday sent to Jail for
sixty days.
Yesterday a small daughter OF MIR.
Wilkinson was returning from school
when sue met n negro girl on County
street, who walked up to her and tool;
her umbrella ont of her hand and went
of with 1t. The little girl went home
crying, but the girl could not be
| found
Our route boys again request their
customers to not require them to cal
the second and sometimes third tins
Tor the money Saturday. They play
ball and when they are delayed their
sport Is ruined. If you cannot be al
homo when they call leave the money
| for them.
Mr.. j. Whit Ashton was on yester
day, appointed store.keeper for th,
Sesboard Air Line, In place of j. w
Jordan, removed. Mr.. Ashton is {
native of the city and held position
on the road for over thlrty years. Mr.
Jordan came here from North Csrolini
some few yenrs ago.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-29
NEW BUSINESS.

A communication was received fro m
tho butchers in reference to repav-
ing. 1t was read and was laid ON the
table.
The usual vote of thanks WAS ex.
tended to the president of the Council
aud clerk for the efficient manner in
which they had performed their duties
during the past two years, which was
adopted unanimously.
MIR. Slater then arose and e1pr essed
his thanks for the resolution. etc.
The Council then adjourned sine
die.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-29
uIIcrnI. lcaterday.

Tho funeral of Mrs. John Il. Law
renee took place yesterday afternoon
from the residence of her husband,
No. Gl2 Fifth street. The services
were conducted by Eev. j. L. Bosnian,
assisted by Rev. Mr.. kennard. The
remains were inferred III Oak Grove
Cemetery.
The funeral OF Mr.. and MIrs. Geo.
il. Barrett's little daughter took place
from their residence, No. l3j South
street, Yesterday afternoon. The ser
vices were conducted by Rov. MIR.
Edwards, DR.. Owen being absent
from the city. The remains were IN.
tered III Cedar Grove Cemetery,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-29

Mossrs. Levy X Jacobs bog to an.
nounce to the public that in connec.
ton with their immense line of men.
boy and children snits (Which they are
selling Mt cut rate iigures), they also
carry large line of night shirts, neg.
ligee shirts. bathing suits aud Sweet
Orr overails. Remember the place.
LEVY e JACOBS,
200 High street,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-29

summary Earned HUNS Roanoke,
q; Portsmouth. l. wo Base Hits J.
1largI owe, Glare, FuItz aud Pndden, 3.
B.ee On Bails-ON Clare, ); oil Me
Caun. 4. HIT by Pitched Ball Reed,
Fetter and Fuller. Struck Out BY
Glare, 4; by McCann, ,. Left on Bases
-Roanokc, /; Portsmouth, 10. Stolen
Bases -Portsmouth. A; Roanoke, g..
Double Pla,s-Padden, Little, Fultz
aud Psddeu. lime of Gaule-Two
Eours and five minutes. Umpire, DAILY.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-29
SPECIAL FOR TO-DAY.

Fine Blended Tea 25c per pound Fancy
Mixed Cakes, lOc per pound Fine Beef
Smoked Tongues SOC per pound; Fine Boss
ton Baked Beans. sc per can. Use Hooper's
Fatal Food and get close to your water bugss
q. W. HUDGINS Il CO.,
S02 Crawford street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-29

5000 yards Donpareil fast black dot.
ted and figured fine rnulls, never before
sold Tor less than II cents and Is cents
per yard; our price, ) cents 5000
yards fancy dotted Swiss, beautiful
designs, regular price % cents per
yard; our price G., cents. Come early
to secure first choice. A. j. Phillips,
2O2 and 2Oi High street, under Oxfor d
Hall.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-29
Lu.tlcr Isn,urA, NnurI.

Mary Thomas. fined So and cost for
being drunk and disorderly; in default
sent to jnil for twenty days
ANNE Moore, larceny OF dress; sent
20 jail for fifteen days.
George Mayo, committed to jail to
be tried for drawing pistol and threat
enlnG TO shoot Austin Afticn.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-29

MIR. John Wilkins, we'll known citi-
zen, died Ct his residence, No $50
Fayette street. very suddenly Thurs.
day night. lie retired about 10 y. NJ,
aud before midnight lie was dead. DR.,
Geo. w. o. Mnnpin. City Coroner. was
notified and summoned the following
jury: John Harroll. John Borum, j..
". Wolf, G. l.. BaiIy and Luther G.
White.
The jury viewed the body and then
examined several witnesses, after which
they retired and consulted together for
a while and returned verdict that the
deceased came to his death from causes
unknown to them.
Mir. Wilkins is a brother Of Il. b.
Wilkins.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-29
nnd san the Work OF gscrnoacIiu.
Goes ON

We arc actually sacrificing the bal
nnce OF our stock of clothing. The
trouble Is. the sizes are all broken; no
se8nlar lots, but we might Just have
the size you want. If we have. thero'll
ae no trouble to sell you. We hayo
Ebout 90 dozen shirts we're closing out
at 65c pair, worth from ST. TO $3.50.
They are mostly all large sizes and
worth twice tho money we're charging.
Breslousr ~ Anthony, IA High street,
Iecond door from Crawford street.
Whatever Eom $50 Don-I Ntr.. lsnm.
mills Advertised uid-<un,Incr
Snic Now in Progrcs>.
Hnndeads OF yards of goods sacri-
heed. Come carly for the choice things,
Hammitt's, 800 High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-29

Col " G WilUern, OF the First Vir.
gina Regiment, L Il, X of p. has gp.
polluted MIR l. Il Powell, of this CITY,
sergeant major OF the First Battalion;
AIR w L DIll assistant qnGrtermaster-
general OF the First Virginia Brigade
any Gen ID D Turner, with rauk Ms colo
Gel. Both OF the appolmtees are mem.
bcrs OF Portsmouth DivIs on No. 10
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-29
PORTSMOUTH. ApvEur,sEmEr,s
PORTSMOUTH AnvEur,sEm.:srs
ro,srsuourH ADvs,.rns nEsrs,

dbusest
No
very supeior " ,'+ iAuSA Ais"eN
r $Ioas tormcr
for dbyu
s. by sfoS1 -"
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il sos.lat ovrnr %
is ndersoo ihowwc
II You
5 Boz 10 - Dssests
be Mans Wool SUITS
ut
o
Nj. RoSENBAUM, and q 8 High ST. Portsmo,+h "
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-29
SECOND DISTRICT,


SECOND DISTRICT.
Third Grammar Prize: Mary Moore.
Certiiicstes-Clara Ashton, Matte
Cherry, Madge Duerson, Mary Moore.
Estele WiersdoIf, Frank Ridley, L
Men Simpson.
Honorable Mention-M Matte Buxton,
department; Mary Person, department;
Jane Peters, department. studies; j Ohm
Ashton, studies: Morgan Hudgius, dc.
pertinent, studies; w Russell Owen,
department, studies.
Second Grammar Grade - Prize
Book: Joseph Parrish.
Certificates Carrie White, Linwood
Lenultt, Joseph Parrish, James Proc.
tor.
Roll of Honor Attendance: BERTHE
Boyd. Lizzie HaDrahau, Eva Moore,
Courtney Allen, Stewart Kraft. Thomp.
son Nicely.
Deporiment-Sallie Curtin, Jennie
Dyson, Mary Clark. Marguerite Gayle,
Mabel Herbert, Lizzie Hnurahan. Sadie
Johnston, Fannie Lnnghorne, Meta
leGrnnd, Theodore; LeGrand. Lottie
Nottingham. May Rogers, Kenneth
Neville, Hugh Peed.
Studies Courtney Allen. Stewart
acknowledgements Nicely. Robert Riell.
First Grammar-priZe: Laura w
Friedlin.
Certificates Robert H link, Charles
l. Jones, Laura W Friedlin. Belle Il
Nash, Mary King Nash, Minnie l.
Only, Augusta NJ Mnupin.
Honorable Mention - Attendance
Vernon Brooks, Thomas Nash, Horner
Wemple, Willard Wilson, Alice Grant,
LulIe Hudgius. Mamie Hudgius, Ellen
williams. Vivian Shane. Willie Lock e.
Lessons-kilen Williams, lola vii.
liams, Willie Locke, Lulie liudgins,
Lisette Frledlin, Homer Wemple.
Thomas Nash, Cbas Murphy, Bilisoly
Iudgins.
Department Bilisoy Hudgins, Wv.
ian Shane, Alice Grant, Pearl Hodges,
Mamie Huisius, lola Williams,
Blanche Whitehurst. Willie Faison
Second Intermediate Grade Prize,
book: Walter Blair Scott.
Certiicates-W Waiter Blair Scott, Alice
Lorena smith, Maggie May Nirnelson.
Honorable Mention - Attendance:
Carey j Hall, Charles a Meginley.
Minor j Peters, Willie II Ashton, Lii.
liam NJ Anderton, Olive Is Brooks. Der
tina X Brandt, lncz Bel, Alice n Par.
Willie III Ashton. Snsie
f Morris, Lillian NJ Peterson. Helen
l. hlurdeD, Jennie T. Dunn.
Stud, es-Carey j Hall. Charles A
Meginley, + Scott Duttou, Leigh Il
Powell, Minor } Peters, Susie 4 Nor
ris. Helen T. Murden.
First intermediate EsGrade-
Lester Markham.
Certticatcs.-Susie Porter. Blanche
Burroughs, Bessie Nlemeyer, Milton
Hudgins, Lester Markham, Spencer
lie Grand.
Honorable Mention Attendance
Charles Earnest, Kenneth Deans, VIM
Smith, Louis Walker. John Hanrahan.
Edward Hall, James Tyus, Bessie Rid
ley. Lucy Tincent. Maud Miller.
Department-ROse Burnell Louise
Waller, James Tyus, Eva West, Bessie
Ridley. Lucy Vincent. Hazel White,
Louise Williame.
Studies Rose Burnell, Eva West,
John Hanrahan. Palmer King.
First Intermediate Prize: Willie
Edwards.
Certllicates-W Willie Edwards, Alex.
ander Morris, Clyde White.
Honorable Mention ~ Attendance
Charlie Barclay, Henry Goodson. Ar.
thur Jackson. May Bland, Nannlo
Johnson, Orr Pruden. Daisy Wiers
dorf.
Depoftment-Henry Goodson, Bessie
Kristen.
Studies-Earle Diggs. Arthur Jack.
son, Annie Hodges. Minnie Tischer.
Third Primary Grade Prize Book:
Mias Rnth l. Grimes.
Observation-Disclosures Eddie II Cross,
John w Davenport, Misses Ruth L
Crimes, Virgie l. Bland, Leila A
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-29

One hundred rolls new mating 70
celved to day. Neat, handsome patterns
very cheap. Call to see it. CARPETS.
rugs, oil cloth, etc., at }. s. Crawford's
Furniture house.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-29
Enu OunarupIc ,I,,,.v

t"u QundrupIr Money
In buying 50 and $50 White Duck aud
fancy Marseilles Vests-for only CSC.
The HUP.>
207 and 209 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-29
CIV EN- AMY AY,

We are giving away those fne articles OF
furniture which YOU SEQ displayed in our
window, Tor every cRsh purchase you will
re, GIVE coupons Come in aud get our cir
cular oi explanation
W" have just re eivcd the largest aud
MOI oompota line OF Ladies' Muslin I'M
der"oar bo foun in either city. These
goods arc of raro manufacture ana tho cole.
Lratei lock stitch bland
irench orEandies. GmGhams, etc. White
no"ns OF every description, Embroideries,
oni.i WAITS. DO MI inc OF Gents lur-
nishings Gents Black and Fancy Snitings
by the yard OF mado to order, and lovely
line OF Spring Painting.
w. C. MASH.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-29
PUBLIC SCHOOLS CLOSED
teachers and Speakers Will Now
Enjoy a Well-Merited Vacation.
List of the Scholars Who Received
Certificates and Honorable Mem
t!on. The Schools TO Which
They Are Attached. They
Make 4 Showing.

The public schools Of this city closed
yesterday. There WAS no special pro-
grninme arranged for the uccnsiuu In
the Second District Mr.. DAVID \. Will
liams presented the prizes mud certiti
Gates. In the Fourth l.. o. Young aud
tho Superintendent made the presenta-
ton.
There was no members of the Board
present in any of tho other districts,
the teachers gave out tho prizes aud
certificates.
Below will be found tho names of
those who received prizes, certificates
aud honorable mention in the Second,
Fourth aud Fifth schools. Owing to
the amount OF suace consumed and tho
length of the programme i'll the Third.
which Is the colored school, we had to
omit 1t at present:
HIGH SCHOOL.
Prize and Sherwood Medal-W Wey.
mouth Evans.
Second Iouor Medal-Leaven b
Plummer. Fred ) Glassett.
Certificates -Grace Beeks, nj Louise
Earnest, Eta Burroughs, Mary T. In
mar, Lillian Cherry, Carrie j Phillips,
Robert q Lowe, Samuel p Pedrick.
Honorable Mention - Attendance
William II Lowe, Ruth Proctor, John
Ii Hall, Jr.
Department; Rosa Cox, Lillian Deans.
Pearl Dews. Ruth Proctor, Marguerite
+ Russell, John Ii Hall, Jr. John L
| Matthews.
Studies: Pearl Dews.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-29

where Won will lind " iull supply. my3l-lm
ENOR RENT--No. h.3 First street, saloon.
4 $50 per month; 20 !4I Crawford ST..
% SD per month No 32O High ST.. dwelling
$40 per month No. 800 inwiddie ST., dwell
ms. 20 per mouth. No. II DinmiddIo ST..
dwelling s2i per month: No ll2 Lincoln
street DWELLING. $40 per month. Several
nice stoees mn some small DIV, lings ut very
reasonable rent. All are in gooi order and
nearly all hnyo cty water. P"rti n desiring
good houses must call early. JNO. /. WAT
son, Portsmouth, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-29
FIFTH WARD SCHOOL,
re Louise Niemeyer.

TlHe - LOUISE Nlcmeyer.
Certiticntes-tiuy Jndkins Bunting,
William IL King, Rosa Lee Harrell,
Archie Etheridge, Raymond Myers,
Bessie Snyder, Jessie Stewart.
Honorable Mention--Studies: John
Trent. Mabel Denning.
Department Mabel Denning, John
Trant, Estelle Jones. Luly johnson.
Attendance Gcraldine Wilson. Es.
telle Jones, Iona May Butter.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-29
NOT ICE.

II you want PURE BLACKBERRY JUICE
and DUFtlE'S PURE MALT WHlSkEY call
III
c. {. JONES', Corner Middle Ond County SIS,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-24
MEDICAL.
Pure Blood

+ absolutely necessary in order TO have
good health. The greatest affection Of
the human race Is impure blood.
There are about 24OO disorders Incl
dent 20 the human frame, the large
majority arising from the impure Or
poisonous condition Of the blood.
The best remedy for all blood dis
eases IS founG In Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Its remarkable cures are its loudest
praise. Ii Is not what we say but
wnat Hoods Sarsaparilla does that
cells the story.
no remedy has ever had so marked
success. or won such enormous sales.
Scrofula ia its severcst forms yields
70 its potent powers, blood poisoning
and salt rheum and many other diseases
are permanently cured by it. For a
general Spring Medicine to remove
those impurities which have accumu-
lated during the winter, OF to overcome
That Tired Feeling, nothing equals
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-24
a MADAIAN ~ A CELL.
Feeling the Approach of Insanity He
Rushed TO the Police.

Feeling the Approach of Insanity He
Rushed TO the Police.
Atlanta, Ca, FEB. ga madman with a
loaded pistol created panic in the ONCE
Of the police station this afternoon. Il,
was only a providenuaI circumstance that
he did not kill somebody. The man. whose
name IS J. c. 7. Baker. formerly proprietor
Of lumber yard. appeared in the office
with the pistol in his hand. but the state
of his mind was not suspected. He had
brandished the weapon right up under the
noses Of two Of the men sitting in the
Office, and then voluntarily threw it aside
on a desk, where he could not get at it
again.
Baker was severely injured by machin-
cry several years ago, and as a result has
had several violent attacks Of insanity
To-day he felt the approach OF one Of these
attacks and hurried to the police station.
where he could be restrained from infar-
ing anyone. His reason was almost gone
when he reached the place, his control of
himself lasting just until he threw the
pistol aside. The next instant he was a
raving mailman. Five stalwart policemen
were required 10 overpower him, and
when put in cell he started to butt his
brains out against the bars. crushing in
the top Of his skull in his madness
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-24
PRISONERS GIVE LEG BAIL.
FIVE WHITE MIN ESCAPE FROM
THE JAIL At MACON

one OF Them Under sentence OF
Death for Murdcr-Another OF the
auintette Under sentence ct
Twenty Years Tmprisoument for
No., ,-.. 81. NJ
hanSi'' "--
feTy, But an Outside toutedrrnte
surno~eJ 10 HAVE sccrrted Him
49,,
sen IN '"e ii
Macon. Ca. Feb -3--Fire white PRISON
aerz escaned from the county fan here
,
Ahey were -o." -'.9.'' --"
Rosenbaum. r. H. Crooms ana III Iaul-
Tom Allen was under death sentence
~ .-..-s., ,..s ti. s-.,a5I yr.-,r4 have
-. ..---
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-24
Settling the Question

THERE ARE TWO WAYS CT SETTLING
A KNC TIT QUESTION: GO TO WORK
COOLLY AND DELIBERATELY AND
WORK IT OUT OR GET RECKLESS AND
DISPOSE OF IT ANYN AY-DONT DO II
TIE LA T 1R WAY N DETERMINING THE
ACCESSIBILITY OF BUYING HEAVY
CLOTHING NOW-THINK HOW SHABBY
YOUR OLD SUIT LOOKS-Rt MEMBER
THAT THERE is STILL MUCH COLD
WEATHER AHEAD OF US THIS SEASON
THAT MANY MORE WINTERS ARE SURE
TO FOLLOw-THAT The PAGES AT
WHICH WE ARE SELLING HEAVY
GOODS WOULD MAKE THEM GOOD
PURCHASE IN MIDSUMMER.
lie 5IDES ALL THIS WE STILL GIVE TO
EVERY 18TH (AND MULTIPLE OF i5)
CASH CUSTOMER THEIR ENTIRE PUR-
CHASE ABSOLUTELY FREE MAKING IT
CHANCE OF ONE IN EVERY 10 THAT
YOUR ENTIRE PUCHASE WON'T COST
YOU a CENT.