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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-05
To the Public.

On account Of the inclemency OF the
weather the picnic and fantastic parade of
the Columbia H. 81 S. f. e. Co. No. l were
postponed until tomorrow afternoon and
evening, The parade will take place at 1
p. m. If the weather permits the picnic
will also be held tonight.
COMMITTEE.
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Babies made happy with Luks' Syrup.
Darkest Africa

Appears tan colored when compared with
the fast black stiff hats which are sold for
81 at Max Levit's Up-to-date hat and gents
furnishing store, Is East Centre street,
Titman's new building.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-05

Have your carpets, feathers and mat
tresses cleaned by the Steam R~enovating
Co., 80 East Coal street. 4-17-3m
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-05
ScheIhy House.

Clam chowder for free lunch tonight.
Hard and soft shell crabs.
HOLSTERS.
Spring chickens.
Oysters.
CLANS.
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Notice to Teachers and Others.

Notice to Teachers and Others.
Teachers and others to whom accounts
are due from the Shenandoah School Board
will be paid in the directors ROOM, South
West street, on Saturday, July 9th, 1895,
at 2 p. m
WILLIAM 7. TREzIsE,
II Secretary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-05
The only baby medicine-Luks' Syrup.
Watson House.

Oyster pot pie for free lunch tonight.
Calf's liver and potato salad tomorrow
morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-05

Are you suffering from rheumatism?
Thomas Eclectric Oil has cured thousands
of the worst cases of this terrible disease.
1t only costs so cents to try it.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-05

Put an end to misery. Doan's Ointment
will cure the worst case of Itching piles
there ever was, and do it almost instantly.
Years Of suffering relieved in a single
night. Get Doan's Ointment from your
dealer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-05
Specials in Canned Goods.

We received today another lot of Fancy Northern Sugar
Corn, 4 for % cents. The best we have had at the price. Also
another lot Of Fancy Cold Packed Tomatoes, 4 for % cents.
Fine Table Peaches, 2 cans % cents. California Pears, 2 for 25
cents. Alaska Salmon, 10 cents a can.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-05

Maley, the jeweler, for your wedding
rings, Is North Main street. If
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-05

Go to Maley's for ladies' silver belt
buckles, 16 North Main street. If
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-05
COTTON COVERT CLOTH.

The greatest advantage you ever
had is given to you in this lot. Moth
ing like it in town, beautiful in effect.
All shades this week 9 cents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-05

Give teething children Luks' soothing
syrup.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-05

Luks' soothing syrup for cross babies,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-05
LADIES' CHEMISES.

With tucking or embroidery this
week to sales prices IS cents.
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FANCY sURAH DE LANES.

Also included in the above ale
different patterns and designs An
we ask you-Come and see and YOU
will buy this week, 9 cents.
The P. w. Corset is glove fitting
Heminway's Silks are the only
genuine to use.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-05
LADIES CORSET V

This opens the sale of Muslin Under
wear, Cambria Covers now IS cents,
same with Embroidery, now IS cents.
At such prices never offered before.
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THE BUSY STORE.
11G and IFS North Main st.

No sign Of letting up. 1t is known
our goods are most attractive. Buyers
find prices lower with us than else
where. This is the very reason why
our store is always in a hustle.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-01-24
COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS

swANvlILE. A. Eugene Nickerson was at
home over Sunday and took the colt "Sea-
breeze back to Portland with him. Miss
Monday account of the critical illness of
her brother-in-aw, Mr.. Bowling. School
III district No. $ has closed on account of the
illness Of the teacher, Miss Chase. The J..
A. S. at Hon. "A. +. Nckersons last Thurs
day was largely attended and greatly enjoy
ed by all present They will meet Jan.
;5lst with Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Stevens.
Advocates Of the Peoples Party are holding
very animated meetings at the homes Of
some Of our citizens. They will meet Satur-
day night with Hon. and Mrs. I {. Smart
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IReSfFtl FERil. captain lliaTN tiltll
ana ie arrived IN Prospect, jan iAth.
They have hten away from this plaee III
Years ana their pa friends are gEaa u w4l
come them back home. They left Two
dangl IS out west. Mrs Evelyn Harrison
ana MIS-. Ernesrine Smell rhey havt une
daughter living here Mis- kate H;mrman-
Mrs Gilin is TIE daughter ot Cant MES +.
H. Hartman and VIII make hen home Nth
them. Capt. II and his wife are old people
MT we hope they luaN Nr d long time M
enjpy llle pcinpHnN IN ther dalghtrf ana
SUI ana fheir Htt.v gftat gsr nd-d4iigltef.
Hazel Waldron, WHO accompanied theM
here. Cant W II Hartman arrived hune
from New York last Saturday ight IL Spend
4 few DAYS witi His family Can't A. w
Crocker anu wife Of Wnterrort sired
Capt. f b. Hartman and family last sun
day. John Avery of Belfast is visiting
relatives here. Jerry Emerson is very
Sick NJ it'll pneumonia, !,ilt at this date IS
thought to be improving. Miss Georgia
Pierce Of Bucksport visited Mrs. Alma Har
rman last Friday Several of the Young
people around here attended the dance at
the Grange hall last Friday night. One fel
low carried his girls mother instead Of the
girl. Mrs. A. A. CHM entertained the
Marsh Circle last Thursday afternoon and
evening. Twenty three We're present and
all pronounced it good time -. Mrs. r.. w
Grindle entertained our Ladies Circle last
Saturday night. Forty-four We're present
y long and good program was Well carried
out, and everybody went home feeling amply
! repaid for going Mrs Sarah Smart is visit
| ing her niece Mrs George Yves colt. f. X .
Batchelder and wife entertained a number
Of their friends last Friday night j.. Mr.. Eu-
gene Barnes is shipping poultry to Boston.
Like Croker, wife, and daughter Ella,
visited MIR. and Mrs. Orrin Luke last Sun
day
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The Republican Journal Thursday Morning January a. 1885,
Center nial.

Newcastle, NSW, NOV 20. Sid, ship Centennial,
Bahia Noy v Ar, brig Teos, coney, New York
st Johns, p Il, Jan >. Sid, sch Sallie Il On, West,
for Ponce. L X, with part of cargo of coal of sch
Roger Morse from Wilmington. y G.
lsnenos Ayres, Dec Is. Ia port, barkS I Dixon
and EVE Reed
MARINE MISCELLANY
Norhport l. |, Jan ~. sch Clara Simpson Of
Bangor, Me. which was sunk of Eaton's Neck
early in December by steamer Dorian was blown
up to-day by a government steamer, as it was Il
menace to navigation.
The owners Of British schooner Roland, which
was recently ashore near Isle at iaut ana slIhSe-
IuentlN tOwed TO Rocklanu, have settled with
Capt Hiram Smith his claims for wage for $500,
tins claim embracing everything against the YES
sci on thar account
Vineyard Haven, Mass Jan Il The sch Laura
Robinson, Capt Burgess, bound from Rocklanti
Me- 70 New York with cargo Of lime, has arrived
here with her cargo on fire The captain and crew
are living on deck having sealed the vessel i'll an
effort to smo her the flames.
A despatch from Valparaiso states that the bark
Portland had struck rock ana sunk with all
hands Bark Portland Llnyds Captain Ireethy.
WA last reported at taltao bound ~ 4 nitraie
port to luad Ton United States, ana i~ pruhablI
tile vessel reported lost SHE Was tofmt I'm L rhip.
owred in Portland, ana was sold some wears ago
to j II. Winchester 4 Go 81 New In,S.
Some lety j. felt at New London. Ct, ful ~.
safety Of The Sch JOHN Booth, which LETT South
Boston Des N. fnr Ninal iaNen NJ loaG ~Vpue fol
Washington ier bin Wi lating W;.s aated DeG
4i, au since then >hA htS npt btrn heard roiu.
ana her Owters becoming a,Niuu~ -hc iS N
comparatively new vessel Can't white taunnu-
master
Qun5> rN~~s,.f. The foui-tnasted .ch Il {
lettls r4W CANT Ralph ,lprSe Nfpke Al lrvNri@
tai hef iA-i lrir ;a peMarani- shv tAr-ea Eu~t@a
l-l-Et HI lN.N az. NeN I'M, Imii tt M DHe ~.
hiahe RrMeiatA t'al lnta tiIAe- III laN-- ital~
aul IN Wi lite~ i'ne tl Ily WstS -t> .1 4~N -a1,
9lo Pm $50, 40 -ll. 20o an'i ige alie> EN trte~
pteelileN daring the greater pari Vt the luu- The
lstfi4raw y One III tho n Winston fee, M sos
teA aMd .r, tRf A hii~ina~ afEtM
@etaf@ ffNT7. SllPpin4 nH -Nllielf hWaaMe N
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-01-24

Pierce Of Bueksport IS the guest Of Miss
Edna CHM. Mr.. and Mrs. William George
aud daughter, Allie r., are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert George Of Mt. Heagan. The
cial hop at tile Grange hall Friday evening,
Jan 18th, was largely attended, ana good
time enjoyed by all. Miss Evelyn Gray
who has been very sick since last August
with nervous prostration, il slowly recover
ing.
STOCKTON SPRINGS u. ID. q Master Geo.
A Warren and his attendants publicly in
stalled the officers of Pownal lodge on We'd
nesday evening Jan. 10th. Mr.. John Ian
caster and Harry Hichborn viii fill their
ice houses this week from the mill pond at
Sandy Point Mr.. Elvn Staples VIII leave
here next Monday for business trip
through the Western States. AN expects W
he away four WA N- weeks Alr, and Mrs.
john C. Randel) entertained party IT their
young friends last Saturday evening and
Very pleasant time was reported Mrs.
Ralph Morse returned ~ Burk~polt LASH
Monday IN SHAN the remainder of NE Wn-
ter Mrs Esther Hiehhorn v Visiting
friends IN Bucks port for a few lavs. Capt.
Chas. rarll manager " the Stockton MN
eral Spring iS eNNrcte'i hpna this weck
from Boston 4 NV understood he infNuaed
II remain fh4re through the rnl wt3ttbpr,
but ON account OF the large number Of or
ders tor the Avafef tlia ainramy are ahlgce
t# ~lvn fhtir Mnrk- Sa3ner than eXi,rrted
Ihe Sad irte1lf4#Aea waS ranriv4i lan 24I
5f III, ,t..,+f .rYt ls4l,I, f,,,.,.,.,t ,t-i..5t
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-01-24

Good Temrlars, jackson, had a very inter
esting session last Thursday evening, and
had delegation of visitors from Brooks
Lodge Rev r. g. Harbutt gave his lee
ture last Monday evening, Jan 2lst, at the
Congregational church, the house being Well
filed . Rev S. f. Dohff and Rev. VIM.
Merrill Of I nifty exchanged pulpits last Sun
day
FREEDOM The Grange has installed its
officers and began the new year with every
indication of success as in the past.
The G.. A. II. are much pleased with their
new commander, DIR. a. j. Billings, and Will
answer to roll call as usual. The Relief
Corps is still taking in new members and
prospecting as ever. Their conundrum tea
was pronounced decided success gu te
a number of the comrades and their wives
Went To Liberty Tuesday III response % an
invitation to be present at the installing or
the officers of +. II. Braestreet Post They
all report a pleasant time and make special
mention Of the beautiful singing Wy the lib
erty choir.
BFIMoNr Miss Sibvl Mariner in
Belfast last week visiting friends and rrla-
tives Miss lnez r. Aienwood WAS IN
Belfast the last ~ tht week. visiting Al Mr.
ana Mrs Frank H. Wilson Nh ana Mrs.
Fred a Mariner and MIS- Hannah ArS-
ar,ler We're in East Searsniont Sunday visit
ing Mr. Mariners PARENTS Mr.. att Mrs.
Austin Mariner MASS Berrfa GrrY,
wlao Ias been Vt hetue or 4 Vacation, Iias
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NORTH PALERMO Mrs Stella Nelson


sick with rheumatic fever. Allen Good
WIN and wife of Palermo and Charles Owens
and wife of Belfast visited at 7. S. Hatchs
in Centre Montvlle last week. The trad
ers at Branch Mills have hadIfreight brought
over the WiscassAt & Quebec railroad to
Weeks Mills. Henry Carr was called to
Watervile Saturday by the illness of his
mother, Mrs. Mahala Marden who is very
low with pneumonia and not expected to
live.
MORRILL,. Mr. Thomas Storer has been
quite sufferer from sciatica but, though
confined tc his bed yet, is much better at
this writing Miss Nellie Thompson re-
mains about the same. Mrs Abbott of
Camden is visiting her sister, Mrs. Deborah
Thompson. Charles Brown lost one of lis
span of grey horses last week, quite sudden
III HI was taken with collie and lived only
an half hour Charles O. Hatch of Pros
peet was in town last week. Robe Grey
has been quite sick. Shedding excellent,
weather Tine, humber is moving to the mills
and the wpodple II already large one
Reg. &. + Tufts cave us good sermon last
sunday Rescue Lodge at It's recent meet
ing concluded not NJ revive iustyet
wArpo cFN4RH Hy the a~ath " Mr i.
IN Freeman lan 1915, Waldo list one
~ t- hest citizens He w4s strict temper
.tnee man and ut the time IF his death was
one at TIM honorary members of the Waldo
~ c.1'. N. a. always hHa pleasant wprd
fal every one. stnd hs memory wil long "
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~.
Mrs Adams. ii Bangor.
IL, p. .i,aa s,tnr,,v wirh ),
..argo Of cram f., <ick4r,.n.
a,a
Nai'', -, = Nv" ~, I'M 7'lN M
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r'ank 4 1'''piin 7 ~ ,,'''ns - ''''''-
'''ff's T. n n -
tiea r Whl'eNhho itaS 'aheh rs agency
1or Jones steam laundry az he''as'
Cart. Frank l.. Carver arrived home Sat
lrday and Win remain for tile winter.
NJ Fnn,s N coleord ana aaughter.
NINA yi.f,ad fri,.u,ss III t,un rhis waeL
w , rr.r p,st l. .,,.,+,n,,
fh. ,,r,4yaf N shin $ l,4,4aat sbsnghai
shin Bas.4 Of Bath. esnt. cNft,n Curtis.
4,,.5,.l VIZ 4 bsr.,1i,f lila f,;+ ,sIay. fsn
MA, losE
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Sew Nak
s,rs.,i4, G4.rr. TArisr. ,,si,r. Ifre,l
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-01-24


THoRNDlkE Mrs. J H Stevens Meat to
Bangor last Week to assist Her daughter Mrs
knowiton, " it'll dressmaking . Hosea Hub
bard met with painful accident Sunday
afternoon v lille returning from Bllruii4m
His horse kicked, striking hil.. in the face
and lnfilctlng serious wound. Dr. hitting
was called 70 him Sunday night Bethel
Lodge. ! p. u. T.. Np, i02, held their install
latiVn u otiilers last Saturday evening III
their lodge rooms. Will Hasty and X. Clay
Higgins OF George +. Bracket lodge, NJ. II,
jackson Were present. The following oifi-
Gers were duly installed by Mn a. H.
Files assisted hy Will Hasty. Grief Tenn
Har S. q Files Nice Temndr, Charlotte
l. Hitpiris Past CLirf Tau,lar Elf.h,
eior,ioii; Secretary. G. f. Flies. Treasurer
n pn,uont Ilgrif, M4rsAal. FLEA HINT
- IN
d
htAt hirrNii9 VII. HhgGef Nl lilhols
who i passing til. winter Id town buying
.,,l,s I,,,.s ,i.a conn. l,,..3 s,nrts,,,..,, ,,t
iilA'lhs iile oial'N iNN tha iias S''NiNfru sTN-
elal tine SpeNilnels.. Busiitss AN the ~ta-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-01-24

Who Is the man among its wio will sniov
representing Ihe M + Iiv4 Stoek Insui-
ailre No. l20 Tl+mont ST Bustona Writ4
tJi fh,tn Ip
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-20
them brother, a defender, pro-
server, deliverer.

them n brother, defender, pre-
server, % deliverer.
HOUSE. AT his own request Mr..
burrows, Senator elect from Mich
iSnn, was excused from further GER
wee on the Committee on Rules aud
ways aud Means, and Mr.. Cannon
QRep.) was appointed to take his
place on tho iirst.named committee
ana MIR. Grosyenor (Rep.) on the
COMMITTEE on Ways and Means.
ka me House non-concurred in the
Senate amendment to tho Army Ap.
preparation bill and conferees were
appointed. The same action was
taken with respect Of tho Pension
Appropriation bill. Tho Indian
Appropriation bill was then taken
up IN Committee Of the Whole.
MIR. BouteIle, of Maine, gained
the floor, and in n ringing speech,
referred to the revolutionary out
break Ill Honolulu in which tin,
Annexntioulst Commissioners, @. l..
Garter, fell, dying i'll defense of his
homo and family, When the com
Inltteo rose ho said he hoped tho
House would postpone for five
or ten minutes, us the cnse might
he, tho special order. 30 that tho
liouse, which never before in tho
history of Congress had failed to
to express its sympathy with any
movement i'll behalf of liberty, might
adopt the resolutions which he sent
to the clerks desk.
Mr.. McCrcnry, of Kentucky, oh.
lected; whereupon Mr.. Boutelle
shouted:
Upon your head, then, be their
blood. " (Applause.
An angry colioquy followed, both
gentlemen shouting Mt tho top of
their voices, but they wore maud.
pie more than few feet from their
desks, owing to the vigorous rap.
pings OF the Savel by Speaker Crisp.
who had in tho meanwhile resumed
the chair. He commanded both
gentlemen to take their seats and.
they still refusing, he called upon the
sergeant nt-Arms to see If he could
not enforce the directions OF the
CHAIR. Tint officer responded
promptly as the Speaker said {:
"Gientlemen should remember that
thls is tho House OF Representatives
ahd their SELF respect should compel
'hem to CONFORM TO the usages Of IL
parliamentary body" Applause.
Inc resolutions were not read aud
tue Llslo obsequies were begun
without further Interruption.
Enlogics were delivered be Messrs,
McClenry, Lucas (Reps.), Berry
lDem, }, Draper, Caruth, Breckuor.
5reckinridgc and Pence, aud as u
iuIther mark of respect tho House
adjourned until MONDAY.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-20
GENERAL ROBERT 7. LEE.
The Subject of Gen. Fitz Lees
Stirring Grafton.
HIS WORDS IN CONCLUSION
"The Same Law Governs and the
Same Flag Flies Over All
To-day" Virginia So
cietYs Banquet to
Their Guests.
by Southern Associated Press.

ATLANTA, Ga, January 1q.-Gen.
Robert +. Lees birthday was Oh.
served here by the Virginia Society
aud Confederate Veterans. The Iir
gina Society had rs its guest, Gen.
tltHhugh Lee, who made an nd 4.
dress ut the Y. NJ. c. A. building.
His subject was "Gcn. Robert L.
Lec.' The orator devoted the
greater part of his address to a
sketch OF the life of the Confeder
acy's great general. III concluding.
Gen. Lee said:
"Engllshmen whose past battles
against each other have been record
ell on the pages of history us evi
dence of their valor and heroism. are
everywhere proud OF their country,
whose morning drum. beat followed
the sun and keeping company with
the hours, circles the earth with the
continuous and uubroken strain of
the martial airs of England.
Americans everywhere too feel a
just pride in the destiny of tho
greatest republic the world has ever
looked upon.
The future now is in the hands
OF her citizens whether their fathers
wore the grny or tho blue, nnd the
greatest patriotism and loftiest con-
servntlsm will have to be exercised
by oil TO prevent the ship of state
from beng wrecked on the break ers
of the future.
"The area OF our country is SO
great, the rapidly growing popula
ton Is becoming more and more
diversified, the interests Of sections
are so diverse, that great questions,
II decided 10 the satisfaction of one
or two parts of common country,
give dissatisfaction to the remaining
parts. Improved machinery is do
lug away with human labor more
and more and the ranks of the army
OF the disconteuted arc being cram
med with recruits. The girdle
which binds the States Of the Amer.
lean Union has already displayed
weak spots since the war betw cen
them, us defective ms the armor plate
OF new national cruiser.
MAY the descendants of the vet
erans OF the blue and the gray exer
else such wisdom, conservatism and
patriotism that. like n great rock
from whose sides surging seas re-
coil, they will become IA great re
serve around which the lovers of
republican liberty as taught by our
fathers, can rally and against which
all elements of destruction will dis
appear.
The same laws govern and the
same flag flies over all to day, aud
the Americanlsm and loyalty of the
south must not be attacked when
we meet TO celebrate the memory of
onr war heroes aud recount the
deeds OF our soldiers"
Tonight the Virginia Society
gave banquet to their guests.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-20
United Charities.

The report Of the United Cbari.
ties for tho week ending January
19th. 1880, Is as follows: Dlstrihn.
mons OF provisions. groceries. etc.
1G3; loads of coal AMI wood. 81 Tho
donations were: Collections durinc
week of PRAYER meetings, $50. 10. q
friend, So; T. NJ Tllley, SO; n friend
$50; friend, So; Col VIM Lamb
50; Mrs S q Lamb Qn memoriamC'
s.; Miss Maria X Lamb, So: Miss
Madge Lamb, So; IL w Lamb, S.:
total, Sl77.l6.
Mem bership fees: Rev O S Bar.
ten, So; Mrs George Newton. -:
White a Dodson, So; Cason Fere'
bee, 50; John n Vaughan, 50; B &
Pollard, 50; Mrs B G. Pollard. So:
Charles Myers, So; j q Gil, So:
George IL Dawes, So; W II c Ellis
60; James A Kerr, SO; Burk & Co
S.. Total. S65.
Amount received in cash from all
eonrces. S2l2. 1G.
The Society says: ave beg to re.
mind our citizens that the coptipuous
cold weather has increased the de-.
mands upon the Association. We
gre supplying over Coz persons with
provi7ions and fuel. We rely upon
your aid" ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-20
HOPE CHANGED IODESPA|R
The Unfortunate Ship Norris
Given Up as Lost.
UNUSUAL INTEREST FELT
she Norris Probably Struck a
Water-logged Graft. A Com
plete List of the Passengers
and Grew. Supersti-
tious Suggestions.
Especial Dispatch to the virginian.I


VIEWPOINT NEWS. w., January 10.
To-day ends tue fourteenth week
chat has passed since the American
3ull rugged ship Norris, Capt. John
"A. Barstow, sailed from this port
for Barcelona, Spain. The anxiety
ielt by the friends of those aboard
has now changed to dispair, for the
general opinion is that good tidings
Will never be received from the ves-
Eel. Unusual interest is felt here III
1he Norris, because OF the fact that
MIR. Edward Hnnewinckel,' of Rich
mond, who is well known in this
city, went as q passenger on the YES.
sci.
lie was accompanied by bis physi-
clan, DR.. j. z. Hubbard, of Phila
A, delphia.
In shipping circles the conviction
&c streng gthenlng every day that the
Norris has been lost and that all on
board probably lost their lives in
she Disaster.
Among the vessels now in port is
fhe Agenor, Capt. Shellens, a ship
similar III size and construction to
sho Norris. She is taking on cargo
of camel coal for Barcelona, the
port for which the Norris was
bound.
Capt. Shellens thinks it probable
shat the belated ship struck some
waterlogged craft aud went down
with hardly moments warning.
die expects the Agenur to make the
voyage from Newport News TO Bar.
celona in less than forty days.
The following is complete list of
che persons on board the Norris
when she sailed from this port. 1t
ts the only correct list that has
been pubiished:
Edward H0newinckel, of Rich
mond; D- j z Hubbard, of Phlla-
delphia; Capt John A Barstow, Mrs
Barstow and Miss Mabel Barstow, of
Newcastle, Me; ID Ward Weeds and
W b Hvler (nephews of Mrs Bar.
stow, of Thomastou, Me; Charles
Il Plerson, OF New York; first mate:
William Glbbin. of New York, sec
ond mate; T. Mazda, of New York,
steward; Z Smith, of Baltimore.
carpenter, and Edward Russell, san
francisco; Groor Bauer, of New
York, and A McCauIey. VIM De
priest, L Gutenberg, Durro Ferrer-
or and Fred Morgan, of Baltimore,
able eeRmen.
Those superstitiously inclined
might think that the number thir
teen was responsible for all this mis-.
Torture, rs she left on that day with
crew of thirteen.
In answer to wire from her char
terers to-day, Messrs. Perkins X
Co., New York, your correspondent
received the following:
mo tidinRs yet. Will wire you
tho moment we hear anything"