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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24
.TNEASINESS PREVAILS
Grave Fears Are Yet Enter
tanned at LC1Cvil.e.
TIE STRIKERS ARE WELL ARMED.

~ l. snid They Have i've Hundred
New Model Winchester and Iarsc
supply Of Dynamite Goycrnur Mcin-
tyre Has Given General Brooks iu'l
Power TO Act a. Necessity Demands
DENVER. Sept. 23.-Goyernor Mclu-
tyre today sent a telegram Of ius,ruc-
lions 20 General Brooks at Leadvl.e
giving that officer full power 20 a.t as
his representative IN supprc@ing the
riot in that city and district General
Brooks is specially instructed TO permit
no interference from any source what
ever. or to act with or without the co.
operation Of the local authorities Lut
Byram, United States officer attached
10 the governors STAFF, was with him
when the telegram was drawn NO. aud
on being asked II 10 gave General Brooks
militcry power sufficient 20 iuiorec mar.
hal law. replied that IL practically
amounted 20 martial law. no further
violence has been reported az Loadviilc.
[ but as Il is known that moro than 300
new model Winchotcrs are in the pos.
session OF the rioters, rs well as large
supplies Of dynamite Grave fears are
entertained by both the citizens and the
military. To Civ General Brooks full
81 p lort Of the entire state military force.
Governor Mcintyre sent orders that two
second regiment companies be- held IN
reserve. one az Lake City and the other
1t Monte Y sta. to proceed at once to
Leadville. This viii place nt the gen.
erals immediate disposal $50 soldiers.
including the Chanccc light artillery
with Calling guns. aud also the Denver
| aty troops Of cavalry.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24

=, MAsnlNuroN, sept rs Thr trrasury
department. has received information Of
Inc expected arrival tomorrow az san
Frarcisco Of t2,5oO.OOO in English SOY.
'reigns which will b. deposited in the
United States mint in that city ia ca.
change Tor gold mint certificates. and
those In turn b. deposited in exchange
Tor currency to be paid to importers In
New York. This gold comes from Aus.
.ralia on orders OF New York bankers
aud brokers. This shipment, added to
.he amounts algcady reported in sight.
will bring the fcscrye up to about sig,.
500 900 i
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24
NEW LIME OF STEAMERS.

Negotiations Made 10 Run ships he
tween san Francisco aud vladlvostock.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept est Is un
ierstood here thtt Unitof POS CAPT
talists aro negotiating with Ia Russian
government FOR the e.tai hnont VI ,
rapid steamship service between San
Francisco aud yladi os,ock In con
ncction with this statement it Is said +
French company Is being formed, sun
portoi by the minister % commerce,
run regular steamer service bctwcl
Dunkrk and Vladivostock.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24
FRANCE rs 10 elAMe.
Responsible For sickness aud Death In
the EgyntInn EApedllIan.

Responsible For sickness aud Death In
the Egyptian Expedition.
LONDON, sept. 23.-An editorial IN
The Times. commenting on the heavy
percentage of sickness and death IN the
Egyptian expedition, says that It Is due
to the necessity Of rigid economy, aris.
ing from France rcfu.ing 10 sanction
the use Of Egypt an funds.
"The expedition" continued Tho
Times. 'is small. and is compelled to
make sharp marches and endure other
hardships in order TO make time. Eng.
land cannot afford for the sake Of econ.
1my 20 undo her own successful worf
and she must he self pay the money t.
prosecute the campaign under oondi.
lions consistent with common humanity
10 the troops"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24
!. MEMS OUTFITTERS.

Mrs Gaul.nc, miliner Iur Mis- rot
Bros q Co., has arrived go Bryan aud
the lrm Is relieving nea goai. daily.
aud Win a grand millinery opuing
s1me lime soon
$ ". Dedcn has been iu Waco the
past tHo day
hairs clover Root Tea pulllos %,
blood and gives "a clcar.anl beautiful
complexion. Sold by an druggists.
N.ssHalie Mckenzie ie.t yesterday
for ualhs 20 visit fdcnes.
~. ID. Lawrence d, erecting q hand
some cottage in tie northern part OF
the city.
John McCotquda'e IL having thre,
tenant hou,e- built in Fr,eimant,wn
Bornto Mr.. nod Mrs. / l.. Brook,
Tuesday night o iiue daughter.
inou,auus OF cases of Consumption
Asthma. Coughs, Colds ana Group m,
cured every day hy Shlloh's Cure. Sol,
Uss ID ID Hrfr.raf.f.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24
A REVOLUTION IS F-ARE0.
brazil worked Up over the Coming o
m Italian Minister.

Brazil worked Up over the Coming OF
m Italian Minister.
NEW YoRK, sept. "a dispatch
no Tho Herald from Ro de Jan
Giro says there was a meeting Of local
authorities in that city TO consider steps
10 prevent any hostile demonstration
which is looked for ON the arrival Of the
special Italian minister, MeMartIno,
who comes TO see II an adjustment Of
the trouble between Brazil aud Italy
cannot be- effected
/ Il Is said that the Jacobins will pro-
mote a disturbance, and fear exists IN
ali quarters that a revolution is at hand.
Aavircs from Piomonte, Argentina
ay that Francisco B. Moreno has been
appointed a member Of the commission
which will pass ON the disputed CHILEAN
/ boundary.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24

ARpvoRE. !. T., sept, 20 Much
purtmoo l. attached 60 a decision Of
appellate court at South McAF'
banded down by Judges spriugead
LOWS 10 the cases u Curtis VIE
United States. Tho court hold h1
Indigo Kilgorc chat an Indian bod
wa, MOI a competent grand juroas q
large number q grand TUTORS hSlo'e
have been Indians by blood, th'ali''
Il many indictments found these
iurou, will DC ettscl.od
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24

Mrs. FL. R. Cox returned 10 Waco
yesterday.
MAD CIlcs ARR sd from EIgin sees.
terday
Artists best canvass, stretched, at1O
yard at J.. J. Fountains. 2db
Hon. Scott Field was here yesterday
from Calvert
J. Zalch and D. A. Barlow Of WILLOW
Hole, were here yesterday.
wanted-To rout a arst Gloss piano,
Apply to Miss sue McCIeIland.
Assaf orr. n. Nan, Il u. Scale, Jim
Mcmahon anil u. Magic aeiu Callahan
on business with lhe -ea.ectte
EdHall r,rnees fr,.ho'ru ih
times week
Divorces have been nrt.i b.
simmon. SO. MolHe
Washington Richard Washington
Just Received a SUPPLY ofh,sh corn.
clops. \. T. Castles phoness. POS.
Dr.. Finley llfi yesterday to sis' 600
atvo weeks revival meeting at Taylor.
Mrs. Ursula Young returned % Miano
yesterday after a yisi 10 Mr. and Mrs.
- A. ~
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24

Ina Gooch will meet a lfa'I- -fi'i-,--A
nish carriage Tor lheliw. az very reas.
enable rates 2ji
The lis 1sh Try comes on at ua's
Lake today, aud "a large crowd is eN.
peciod Thecach will p.obablyHu up
to2l01 pounds Of 6th. The por,hei
viii probably m Ike the ua.er O. iitu,
cold.
John ~ Caldwell tie jew,Iler and
watch maker want your watch aud
clock -puirrs Satisfaction euarau
tee6 "a
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24

LONDON. sept ga terrific gale has
swept over this city aud COASTS of the
Omitted Kingdom. Tho storm broke
last evening aud lasted an night long.
playing havec with trees in London
parks ana causing a great amount Of
damage among ooasi and hshiug crafs
The los, Of life, however. Is reported 60
be- light.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24
TsxAs sTATs NEWS.

There are 'oi pap.ls In Oh, n llsboro
public school,
Eight hundred bale. Of cotton A
purchased az Wayahaohio 20 be- shinpo
direct 70 Japm frcm Galveston.
An 'c' and cold ior.gc plant az Hills.
puro was destroyed by nro, causing a
loss o. $1,000 :
The residence OF NJ A. Williams az
Tom u m NH destroyed by dro
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24

ST. JonNs, X. r., Sept The
banking Of the schooner Cf" hay"
has brought la eight mcrlo We're
rescued from the sinking IN vessel
lss.,e. a.. tho Grand baiSaturday
when the ship had bnDkcnH as ne
tern owing 10 heavy A blno
aud white flag was piokP recently
near Wadham Island IL yea 70 mean
another marine disaster
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24

HurcHiNsoS, Kan Sept. "a. Con.
Erossman Chester A. long, who has
been renominaied by the Republicans Of
the Seventh district, and ex.Cougrcs.
man Jerry Simpson, tho PopuHst, bO.
gan a series Of six political debates here
YESTERDAY
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24

CWE nfNBy Val S''-lh ne
Clyde line steamer Il i'N llo var
srom New York IN isouyilie Was
yr,,sel today M = Hawk. \.
q .ey.ute m men taken % b.
life.,yrr. rhere no passengers
ar carpc On b,ard. We sci will b. a
total loss
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24
eNo LODGE OFFICERS.
fred Citon Of Austin Elected Grand
Sire 81 the Order

I tired AHf"h ~ NNaANh AltflNN NFAmN
Sire Of the Order
/ DArs, Sept 90 Tho session Of th,
loyeryn grand lodge Of Odd Fellow
yestay afternoon w,s devoted 70 th,
,lccn Of officers, which resulted az
lollsi
/ and siro-Fred Carlton Of Texas.
putty grand sire-Dclcgato Pinkor.
,e,f Massg husctts.
rand secretary. + Grant Of Ken.
ky.
irand freasuror-M, r. Muckle Of
innsylvanla.
The officers will be publicly installed
Friday o. Saturday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24

pos. sept 80 Sir Henry lrving's
OF Cymbolino at tho LINCOLN
y last night was received with
ldous onthslasm.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24
Went Gray PLAYING cnr

GNciNNArrL sept ~ Austin h.
Orary, known as Hey Rubes, for many
years with Barnpm's circus andr comfy
with tho biological garden here, has
been committed 10 Iongvew asylum.
Af'er acting as a crazy man Tor 30 years
he finally became crazy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24

LEAnyuLr, Colo, Sept 23.-Thc city
council has officially requested tae gov.
ornw 90 declare martial law az once.
Al was quiet yesterday, but the citizens
are apprcheusiye.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24

EAT 10 LIVE. OR LIVE TO AT
What. ihe difference just s1 yol get
tb.t wh. ch is pa'alab.c AMI at the anne
tlmc vholc.omc.
lloa lo you Ike Canned Roast H,ef
Camel saurbuut with sIupgc Gu.
neil >,cU,d TumaOc BIoicI Mack.
srcl sou cd. Asparagus, spar Ribs
-rt "l'yc got 'rm. to-e.Lc. Wi % ul
mot everything elise in tie ,irocoy
iIc Give me calI. phou ID.
Nours Respectfully,
D. N. WILSON.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24

Az. Tex, Sept 23-F. Baker.
rkiuFin a cottougiu ~ Stone
po OF thrce days ago, had four
lrf aboath hall OF his right hand
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24
Queen Victoria congr.lalai.a.

BAlLATrR, sept ~. Queen Victoria
from early this morning has beon 70,
9e'ying an enormous numbtrof congrat,
alaiory lelegrams from a part. Of the
world, this being the day that h,r reign
becomes the longest in T. glish history.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24

aeilsf w -
corn-No. 2 giald2i.e
oatr-No . white. lfnlis
Lard 5 "a "a q s.4a si,t
As"r pops barrel . eieeo,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24
ION ID nnlr.

Tvtrn Ton aa Tho little son
ofJ y Paving ~ miles west
of town. wlayinr around o gin
had ms banlht iu the saws. His
arm vrsscy rom h.s body and his
..5, t,r6uta,yd lie is not ex.
perf,d 90 u
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24
in town.
WARRANTS OUT ron STRIKERS
Three Have Been Arrested aud omccu
After twenty-five More.

aAAh'A W. W. - WV WWANs
LEADyHLE, Colo. Sent, g3.-War.
rant have been issued for % members
II the minors union, intending the
president. vice president, secretary and
executive committee. Three men have
been landed in Jail. They are +. j.
Dowar SECRETARY OF the miners union
Eugene Cannon, a member Of the exec.
ativc committee. and Conner Richards.
a member ~ the union who does not
ho.o amy official position. The authori.
ties r'fuse 60 say GA just what grounds
the warrant were sWo.E out, but they
ny the action taken is partly ou iDfor.
nation aud partly on suspicion. The
prisoners are kept closely uudcr guard.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24

Drr7ov Trx 23.-rom Flo.
povd m can man p. right arm and
hand terribly lac "''a torn ~ be.
ing caught m th''"'' h'c'''l'aiing
.be swpu,a,iop q arm just below
che shoulder ''''HhN pc was
resting comfort
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24
MuRo.REo N NGaRoEs

rhree WruhHis ct Louisiana Family
Hacked Co rirrrs With Axes.
NEw ORLEANS. Sept s5.-' dlspa' Q
received from Tic,aUh reports lat
three members Of 'hc Cotton family.
living near that place ware murdered
by negroes and another member OF tho
family seriously wounded The negroes
used an sx The sheriff and a posscarc
in pursuit ot the muflcrrrs.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24

DANA, $50 T. Shropshire
Na. .bot % Go pieces hero yo.,cr.
d,v by visit Both the principals
~ theatre colorcd and the slayer
gave hitp To ''o proper apthoh.
tof TAblo was over the wife Of
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24

Rms, L. sept 80 -Cascad,
I.nmfpany mill and a large por.
tiop mnrany's lumboryards wore
Is.,yoro by fire. The loss is $50.
Boo "i.l' and probably $4,000
%, 7 Insurance about 5000
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24

WAamN0IoN, Sept 30 The prcs
acnf has appointed James a. kcafon q
oklahnma associate justice Of lhe "a.
Dr. court of ohiahoma
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24
ATTACK ON the wtTERWoaKs


Guards sight she .i.ssiesl hnd thc Ilot
- abandoned
LEDvutv. colo. Sept e3-An at.
tack was made presumably by stuckes
Or their ,ymplthzers. just before dawn
today upon the Laadvlls watorworks,
located in California gulch. about TWO
miles irom town. 4 guard % 30 sol.
iiors were siatiloed at the works
About o o'clock q. IA ia, q.eActs saw
namas on q distant hin, supposed o.
have been d signal and a httio later one
d the scntrics saw dagk forms crawling
up the hin To ha.lni them and was
answered by shots Several scattering
shots were fred, but thoatiacliurplrty
finding the guard awake drew oG with.
1ut amy Jury toirg done on either side
a f1r as SNOWY.
80 hostile demonstration has occurred
In town.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24

Row. Sept sa.-tho Tribuana cay,
that the whole NJ Italy's active SQUAD.
ron may probably be- ID patched 10 tho
-asi ~ addition to tn flying squadron.
llroady ordered % thu LnYnnI
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24

DALLAS, opt m-S W Bush, a
farmer Twins near l. .noa,icr Texas Il
Ia Jail here charged with outrage and
incest His victim was hi. "a year old
daughter
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24

YANA, sept. q. Three additional
'ships arrived here from s,sih 20.
with reinforccmcnts Of tnopa.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24

s,eoFa, y pa9A IVA"
hhecp STEADY,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24

onoAeo sept @-TorM eatte we.E
l,oeu, t1Nagh
sheep casy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24

g.. GA
Ouo q chime isu .a.t pight FIR !
business trim &, Hearne s.d Calvert
ri,..l..I..o.,.i,.. a.. ,i-
.i. b.. -, a.. -. ~,
a.. D. ..
hrt J. u M.Won and daughter
LOT Abilene are visiting Mr aud Nis.
u. Nike.
Avery select and nice rev sock Of
Ca and winter miIiintry now auiying
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-24
THE MARKETS.
Cotton

NeW ORLEANS. scpt g -Orhnary. 6l9l5.
fnpd ordinary "a. low midilng. -. mia
ahns' I '5ll' go'l miluias = miiilin,
fair s.
GALVESTON sept 2l-o,iinary. o., s,,a
ordinary "a, ow midiins ~ mddIins
81 g''I mddling sll0. midinng fair.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-15
a VICTORY FOR NEWPORT NEWS
She GETS One orthe Three New Rn,r,e.
ShiuS.

Washington, September ii.-RemarkobIv
close bidding on department plans alone
ana tn low. proposals considering the
financial agitation. were the features of
IN" competition closing at the Navy Do
Pertinent to-day Tor the three new hath.
SHIPS the Newport News (NaD Comuanr
IA" SCOTS Of San Francisco. and thc
Cramps of Philadelphia, winning one each
from among the fly" bidders
AFTER Il certificate from the WASHINGTON
postmaster was read at 1920 p. m. Thai M
mail addressed 10 the Secretary of tho
Navy remained in the postoiiicc at noon
The following bids were opened: John II
Dialogue ~ Sons. Camden n j. one H., =
ilesh'p, for $2Gsl.o go; Path Iron Works.
Newport News Shpbulding and Drv
DOCK Company, Newport News VA ma
hatucship for S2,I5.OGO: Union iron WorLs
san francisco. one hattleship for t2.G7i "a:
William Cramp IL Sons, Ship and F:nt.inc
90. ph:ladeiphia, Pa. one hattlcship for
2.GJo,Wr. two bnttlcships for each s3GlG .
90. ''
1t WAS noticeable from the openinp NJ
the first bid that the prices were eXtromnIv
low and Close" which led one of the lead.
ing builders to remark that there was Lasa
Guessing man in former bidding, as pco-
pie were now beginning TO find out pxortIv
how much such work cost and Lasjdca ~
condition of business compelled shurn cal
cuiut:OuS ' u Nii
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-15
HIS NAMEIs RiOaDAN.
A Character Saiiiug Under False
Name aud False CoIors.

The Christian Union Herald. n Pres
byterian paper edited by the Rev. j.
X. Miller. presents sketch of one Ri
ordan. who claims his name Is Victor
Nj. ltuthren, who has made an unenvia-
bic reputation in this country by pre-
tending to be an eS-Prlest, and deliv-
ering lectures virulent with luminosity
against the Roman Catholic Church.
According to Rev. J. II. Miller in the
Union Herald, II would appear that
Rlordan or Ruthven. when u young
man entered Il Jesuit school In Dublin,
and was partly educated FOR the prize St
mood. lie had got TAT enough to be ton
Sured when he was expelled for drunk
enness and disreputablc practices lie
then left Ireland qnd went to Australia,
where he renowned the Catholic Church
ana became Presbyterian. Later he
was ordained minister and was in
stalled as pastor OF a congrcGat ion. He
married young woman of one OF the
best Australian families. Then he began
10 drink again. and 10 treat his wife
with such cruelty that she was obliged
10 leave him He was deposcd as a
minister. and having no other means or
subsistence was forced TO leave the
country.
Ruthven came to America and began
TO lecture against the Catholic Church.
Al Lincoln. ILL.,. the People were SO pleas
ed with him that he was invited TO fiji
pulpit there. The only condition was
mat he should furnish proofs of charac-
ter. This he was not able to do He be-
came defiant. and the upshot was that
Ruthvcn left the Presbyterians and be-
came Baptist.
But In due course the Baptists found
him out. and then. rs a las, recourse.
ne TOOK 10 lecturihg against Rome He
travelled all over the country, pretend
ing to be an eX-pvcst, and in company
win woman, who was supposed to he
an eN-nun. Next he was heard of as an
inmate OF the Kelley Cure Il; Dwight.
III. lie bracod up and resumed his
lectures ana was making money when
Dr.. John c. Patton. Il presbytcrinn min
Ter who had known him i'm Australia.
happened to DE in the United States and
heard of Ruthven and denounced him.
me particular cause of this denuncia-
ton was that Ruthven had begun to
collect money ostensbly for the Pres
byterian Australian Missions.
Early in February 1898. Ruthven was
arrested in Buffalo and indictments were
returned against him by the grand Jury
on the charge of Obtaining money un-
der false pretenseS for charitable pur-
poses. On April 2jih his case was called
for trial and he WAS found guilty. Rev.
hr. Paion ana the minister's Of Buffalo
We're the chief ministers AGAINST him
Judge Hatch, of the Supreme Court. adj
mnistcred severe lecture to Ruthvcn
ana sentenced him 10 serve one wear in
me Erie county penitentlIry, telling him
that he deserved longer sentence
This tenn Ruthven served. making no
appeal from the decision. The jurors on
Ms case were all Pedestrians save ono
and James O. Temnleion. a United
Presbyterian lawyer, who was employed
10 defend Ruthven. after investigating
the charges, refused to do so bclievinp,
that he was guilty.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-15
CITY IN PARAGRAPHS
Brlsfest Possible Mention Made Of Many
Matters or Interest to All Readers.
OCCURRENCES NOTED WITHOUT DETAILS
MOI Much About Anything But
Something About Many Things
a Autobiography View or Life tn
Norfolk I'm Its Many and Vary.
Ing Phases-Brief. Faithful, Vivid.

Visitors at the Cotton Exchange yes
tefday: Mr.. J. d. Davis and Mr.. j. 3.
HOOKS, Fremont, n. c.; Mr.. n. Maine
Baieson. and Mr.. John w. Patton. Liv-
erpool, Eng.
There will be meeting OF the Francis
Barnes Us this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
Grand Master Turney made an off,
cial visit to Washington Lodge. I. o.
.. E.-last- night.
Mr.. Thomas Haynor, manufacturer of
Yeast powders and favoring extracts.
Will. 1t Is stated. move his business from
portsmouth TO Norfolk on December 1st
Police assistance had to be called in
Yesterday morning to prevent row be-
tween Fourth Ward school children.
fom Kippur. or the Hebrew Day of
Atoncment begins tomorrow evening.
The work of filling in Lake avenue,
at the Norfolk and Western depot. Is
going forward rapidly. 1t is expected
that it will be above the spring tides
when the work Is completed.
The public schools will get to work
to-day.
Norfolk was fully represented on the
colored excursion to Raleigh yesterday.
The movement to secure the next con-
vention of the International Typogra PHI
ical Union for Norfolk has been indoors
ed by Governor OFerrall and by all
the business exchanges.
Following visitors at the Cotton Elk
change yesterday: n. Maine Bateson
and John w. Patton. of Liverpool; ]. d.
Davis and j. 3. Hooks, of Fremont,
N. c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-15
AMI'SIMENTS.

ONE OF THE F1NEST."-Gus VII
liams Is probably one of the best known
comedians on the American stage to-
day. His style Is peculiar TO himself
ne Is a creator in his own style and has
Tor years been the Inventive genus
or most of the songs, jokes. and funny
.sms that have supplied the magcri |
to half so-calied German comedians of
the present time. He and his company
VIII appear at The Academy of Music
tonight. He VIII play one Of his mo /
successful parts, that of John Mishlor.
the Jolly Dutch policeman in the sue
cessful comedy drama, one OF the Fin
est"
CORINNE ~ "IIENDRICK HUD-
son. JR."-Elendrick Hudson, Jr., with
Corinnc rs the blight particular star.
Will he the attraction al the Academy of
Music on Thursday evening, the nth
instant. Hendrick Hudson, .Ir, Is an
eNtravaganZa OF the best class. ana *
presented by 4 fine company. II is one
OF the best attractions travelling the
Southern circuit. ana its presentation
here will be greeted by "A full house.
"A GAY OLD BOY."-Amone, thc
really funny shows Produced last sea
son none rate higher than "A Cav old
Boy which serves as a suitable vehicle
for III" exploitation of that s;srlin.;
comedian and ium-naiter. MIR. Joseph
Hart. The play will be seen tu the he. /
advantage and with a strOns: east AT the
Academy OF Music on next Saturday
night only.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-15
A HHs9LfNG ENI'EaIENCE.
Two Youthful WheeIHian Get MIXED
Up with a Dismal swamp Rather.

Messrs. a r. Mclean and Frank Gran
dahl. two Western Union messengers had
IL rather un~,lconc experience SUNDAY :,
They LEFT Portsmouth at a. IN. on their
wheels and arrived in Suffolk one hour
and eleven minutes later. ON theii return
trip in the afternoon. however they lost
Swamp After going about four miles into
this region they came suddenly upun a
huge rattle snake lying directly in the
unframed. but his companion was not 80
lucky The iorewheei of his machine
ere the rear OF III" wheel could reach H.
circicd Itself about the Crandau boys lcg
At this horrible luncturr the rear wheel
struck his Snakcship ON the head. causing,
him to relax rs coils around the hny'S
limb and take hold of the rim of tho hind
wheel. from which ii finally dropped
The boys say they made an cXuc,litiOn
back to the place for the purpose Of mt
ting u summary end to the reptile but he
had escaped.