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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-01
Seven Men Lost.

Seattle, Wash, oct. 1.-The scaling
schooner M. NJ. Morrill,. from Unaon.
Japan coast and Behring sea. bringing
news Of the loss OF seven men from the
British cutter Satellite, IN Dutch har-
bor, on the night of Sept. 4. during a
storm has arrived
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-01
cottag. Home Fight settled

Denver. oct. Judge Johnson. yes.
terday, overruled the decision of Secre-
tary of State McGaffey and gave the
cottage home emblem. which had been
claimed by the so-called Middle of the
Road" Populists. TO the regular organ
ization known as the Patterson Popu-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-01
Christian Endeavorers.

The next regular meeting OF the
Christian Eadesvor Union will be held
at the Benedeept congregational Church
Friday evening at las o'clf OK, aud will
be Warrington 'e6 Echo Meeting. {"
A full attcndance is desired that all may
gain little inspiration from that great
convention.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-01
Not K.oyp nj washlnptop

washington-Act. 1.-Nothing is known
here concerning the London Chronicles
report that the Venezuelan dispute is
on the eve OF adjustment. II there have
been any recent developments they are
not on record at the state department.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-01
Verdict for the Plaintiff.

The jury in the case Of Patrick Cooney
vs.. I. Is. Lincoln, after four hours delib-
Grafton, yesterday. brought In verdict
for the plaintiff for $500. The amount
sued for was 5000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-01
In.nrrents Hrpnl.elI

Madrid, oct. i.-Advices from Manila
state that the rebels have attempted 10
invade Batabgs, but were rcpuised with
great loss Another insurstnt bsld has
been defeated at Camilla.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-01

The authoritative Tax Book Of the city
OF Providence as annually published by
q. a. Carleton a Co., IL ont today TO be
hal OF carriers. stationers and from the
publishing house.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-01

snow what do you suppose they were
selling there? Plated ware for sterling sill
yer; gold washed watches for the genuine
IA or Is Karat articles Not at all. They were
putting up at public auction some five
thousand articles that mad teen left by
passengers in the cars OF the Manhattan
Elevated Railroad Company during the
preceding six months. Just think OF IT.,
tive thousand articles forgotten and un'
called for in the short space Of halt a
year! Doesn't that prove that the New
Workers are a very absent minded people
The articles themselves, that is, those that
were not hi iden from view by wrapping
paper, were very wide In range. Umbrel-
las took the lead as to number, for there
were something more than thousand OF
them, and they were sold in punches Of
ten each an brought all the way from 70
cents to $3.50 a bunch. A mortar hod was
perhaps the oldest thing in tho collec-
tion. Just think of the condition OF alb
solute obiviousness to surroundings the
man who left that hod behind him must
have been IMP
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-01

was in New York last Monday, and hav-
ing finished my business thought /
would spend the rest OF the day until
the boat started IN seeing what was to
be seen. OF course, the equation sights
OF the big metropolis are about as IA
miiiar to me as thougn l were resi-
dent, for l have been in New York at
Leash once month end sometimes more
frequently for the last 25 years. Well, In
noslng about wandered TO Eighth ave-
nue. and pretty soon found myself In an
auction room on that thoroughfare.T There
was big crowd there. In fact II was
the big crowd that attracted me to the
place.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-01

A friend Of the Gossiper remarked in the
course Of chat last evening tnat to his
mind there were more forgetful people
In New YORK than in any other part OF
the country. When asked for an ex-
pIanation he made II In this way: al
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
IN BERKELEY.

an alarm or lire was turned In yester-
uaE evening at $3.50 O'Clock What took the
Two IRE companies To the residence of
Mr. RoDeE Gray, on. Pine street. A
nucket brigade had got to work on the
IRE, which was confined between the
ceiling and Tin roof of the cook room
but was hard so locate from the volume
or smoke that arose from the Single
roof OF the main building.
me lire companies did no. put on
stream, as the fire seemed to under
control and returned to their house TO
be called again at $50 O'Clock. but as be-
iorc, the bucket brigade We're still at
work, and their services were not need
cd. Owing to the location OF the fire n
large number of people gathered on the
scene. The building Is owned by Mrs.
Julia Moore. The damage Is light. In
surancc unknown.
MISS Nellie Old IS visiting friends In
Mount Pleasant. Norfolk county.
Mr. Z. is. Lane left last night on a.
bicycle for Berlin. Southampton county,
Va.
DIR. J. b. Floyd and bride, nee Griffin,
arrived home yesterday morning from
Washington. ID. G.
inc TWO societies OF young people
OF Berklcy Avenue Baptist Church Will
give tn all Ghe members OF the church n
reception on next Tuesday evening. An
Interesting programme has been ar
mcnis VIII be served. The reception IS TO
be given for the purpose of bringing the
members Of the church into closer touch
with each Other and TO stimulate the
feeling OF brothcrly love. hence it Is car
Mostly t"pcd that every member OF the
church will lie present
The Kings Daughter. will hold a
meeting NJ Miss Ti'lcy's school-r room. on
Chestnut street ut 1870 O'Clock Monday
afternoon next. aGth October. for the
purpose OF making arrangements for
their bazaar u be held later in ;hc sea-
son. T" ;hi' meeting are invited friends
VIII" so kindly heined them n; their for
incr bazaar. and ai.othcrs who are will
Ing 10 assi.: in making this one Il great
success.
Al Main street Christian Church Rev.
NJ w. iiutlcr, the pastor, Will preach at
II Il. M. ana 7:3D y. M, Morning subject
The Church IN Type. Symbol and Real
ity." Evening subject. "Fa.,h AID Its
Conditions. Noung Peoples Christian
i:ndcavor viii NEE. ~ = u. III. Mission
airy Society viii meet at $50 y. IN. \
cordial woicom" To all Sunday school II;
g.%h q. m
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
UNCLE "aM's SOLDIER FACTOR,
Report OF the superintendent Is
NIgkIy Emcnmrngimc.

Washington. Oct 2i--'Thc Military.
academy ut West Point is in II flourish
ing condition according to the annual
report To the War Department of Col.
Ernest. superintendent who saw; il is
passing through an era Of Improvement
So FAR as it's equipment and outward
physical conditions are concerned. due
10 the great libcrality %: Congress i'm re.
cent years.
The curriculum. both theoretical and
practical. Is the result Of many Years
experience. ana has proved itself wei;
adapted In the objects Of the iustitu-
tinn. improvements in that dir. ction
are less rapid and less radical than i'm
the other, but there also. the academy
is advancing, as will appcar from u
pcruSal of the appendix and already re-
icrrcd Ia rs attached to this report
In" professors and officers are nc
complished each In his sphere and de-
voted Ia their work. ami deserve we'll
OF the GOVcrnm,
Thc number Of cadets this year 30.
including one foreigner receiving in
structiun by special authority of Con
SrcSS. is the largest ever belonging ia
Inc academy at one time rho recon-
hncndaiion is renewed that Senators he
hIi'Wcd 10 appoint two cadets mt large
from each state. thereby incrr.nslur tic.
number of cadets Tho health ~ tho
command during the year was far fro.i.
satisfactory. There were cIidcmics of
influenza. m:iarial frvcrS. measles and
WhoopinE cough There were several
% .,i.'.+ ohapLrs2dictis and other desperate
",S"aSeo Only one cadet died. IN
abundance "f good hcilhy food in sufn-
Gent variety was furnished at an aver
age cost 81 - cents per man urr ,!uv
Clothing, books ana other articles; Sc
cured at loW rates. rHc";'l the ease Of
drawing Instruments. cagh cadet had 10
purchase. 'rh,sr cost $9@.OJ or more
/,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
NaHnl NofCs.

Washington. Oct. 24.-Admiral McSnir
and every officer of the Asiatic squadron
nave united in petition requesting
secretary Herbert to urge upon Con
gress the enactment of such amend
lnents to existing laws as will extend the
privileges of 80 year retirement now on
1oyed by our army and marine CORPS Ia
the officers and men of the navy. The
design is to abolish an apparently un-
eniistetd men who do not have the nd
Vantages of army privates.
Slmiiar petitions are expected from
ot9er squadrons. and little doubt is cN-
pressed that Secretary Herbert will
seize the opportunity of making Il strong
Recommendation in his annual report on
the subject -
Technical inspectors have been or
aereu 10 the HcrreshOff works at Bristol.
II. L., 10 watch the construction of tor
peuo boats Nos. "A. 10 and 16 Hitherto
Il single ensign has represented the
government at these works, but after
Nov. 4, Assistant Naval Constructor ii
q. Gillmor will look after the hulls, anu
Passed Assistant Engineer NJ. A. An
derson will pass upon the machinery.
constructor Gillmor has been fleet Con
Struction officer of Admiral Buncc's fleet
on the cruiser New York
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
NJ. Warren w. Watson.
An Attempt 10 Com,ni, suicide.

Mr.. john y. Godfrey, Il bruihe:-in-
law 4 S.irr! INSPECTOR John W Wood.
attempted "a run'mi; su'cid. yeStc.dly
10y taking ~" ounces of lallianun. Al
tcr taking thr drug he informed his
hrother-in-iaw Of wha, h. had done. Dr..
y. y. lilisoiS was immediately ,t,u-
nonci. ana used proper rrstorStivcs 80
bring HIN "a consciou. uesS whi.h vas
done IN about an hour after his arrival.
Godfrey ha.> bcrn employed "A u street
hand for Il num''er of years. Recently
lie lost his mother. and sine" :hlt ;.mc
has been s;;ajrct 20; melancholy sp-lls
He has repeatedly said that he intended
To end his days. a. he Fad nothing now
10 live for. He Mas. ~ tHe writing OF
this article. considered out o: danger.
but very weak.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
announcements
Collection
Rel fSi0us.

Monumental NJ. L. Church.-Sunday
schooi ut a:l' 4. IN. Preaching by Rev.
'Iohn is. White at IL 4. m. and S u. III.
calvary Baptist Church. Rev. Il. S.
Z. Davis, pdstor-Sundly school at $3.50
a. M. w. III. Rod:nan, Superintendent
Preaching by the pastor al II a. M. and
80 p. m
Owens Memorial NJ. l.. Church. j. *.
Joiff. pastor.-Sunday school at ?:la II.
IN. preaching a. - q. IN. and .:Sa u.
M jeN. W. j. Young. - D.. of r.p-
wc'ih Church. Norfolk. vii preach at H.
10 be present Erworth League Wrt-
neshGy a; 7:aO p. N.
Trinity Episcopal Church. corner of
High and Court streets. Portsmouth.
Rev j. L. Funston. rector. 203 Court
Observation-Disclosures al $40 H. M. rec
Tors bible class at 9:45 II. m. morning
service nj il o'clock. evening service at
o'clock, "Wednesday service at s y. m,
molly communion on first sunday at ii
Il. III. and third Sunday at = u. IN. bnp-
tiSnl at 3:l5 y. M, missionary service at
40 p. IN. All seats free
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
RAILROAD Eis:S pAuAnE.
tndcr the L:Sc- "i Employers They
Turn tsrt tar WrIiiurcy.

Chicago. oc,. a. Fifteen thousand
railway employees fortnight joined in a
t"rchl!Ehl AMI lantern parade for Nc
h.niey ana Sound Money" All the
road nir:ins the city We're represent
ed 10y iar%" companies Of men ana seve-
'al nave novel displays on floats. such
as freight ANA passenger cars. miuia-
tuio "n'''n"5. red whitr and blue head
lights, 5. Irchiights, etc.
y la"re body of Bryan shoutcrs. car
Nin@ q transparency with their favor
itc'* licture followed impediatcly in
The wai:r of the Republican parade.
Several thousand hicyclists also pa
rade! undrr the auspices of the Ma
ti"nal Whecimrns Mckinley ana No.
bart club. WITH imnumerab bic lanterns
display.
The w" biz parades arranged FOR
next Saturday night have both been
abandoned. The Republicans had 50.
cured Il permit TO parade on the Souil
side and the Democrats were grantee
similar privilege on the West SID
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
snoula ee Mnde TO he Nor. cnrern,

The city authorities should see :hai
persons who tear up the sidewalks Tor
sewer purposes are more careful. They
should he made 10 pa, planks across
the excavation. before some one is
injured. Yesterday there was large.
hole in front Of Eosenhaun'S new store,
where sewer pipe had been laid. One
"t :hc route boys, while coming down
after his papers. stepped in the hole
with one foot ana went up 10 his hip,
and came near i;inG himself quite
badly. for which the city would have
been liable. a little precaut!on is all
tina, j. needed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
RasIon Nearlx !, pa J. !

Wheeling. w. Va. Oct. "a fbrsc ia
me men on the Populist STATE tic Ens
nave nave, formally resigned, and il liz Bi3Ysss
p tbSea sne others Will soon follow Int
gerald, candidate for governor. W. c.2s
Miller. candidate for Auditor. and II fds
Oirner. candidate for Treasurer. All req
sign In iayor OF the Democratic riofrii-
nees ana Tor the good of the cause OF
Tree and unlimited coinage OF silver. The
ty organ to-day. 81 - III = - e
Nashville Tenn. Oct, 24.--Janies IA.
burnam, me remaining Popuiist exec
Tor lot the state at large, comes out IN
a card to-day withdrawing and Advising
ms supporters to vote for Bryan and
eeWat:. anu Henounclng the party mana
the Democrats. 80 q 's5s ~, ~ FL
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
Death of Mai. winuuc,d.

Majo. William G. W!rgiieid, one of
fo:tsmouth's well known citizens, died
yesterday nj h.s reside nee. No $40 Craw-
iord stree. In the $evcnty,scnond year OF
his age.
Major WinGiieid prior tn the war was
MAJOR OF the Third sMhgihia Regimen;
OF volunteers. N'iEGH b: aakin;t out of
the war he was made cSrsf,is$ary under
General Blanchard. 1nss.latcr on he
was made quarter master, under Gene
raj Andc: son. He served through the
entire war. and then returned 10 his
native ely. Later hr connected himself
With the old Seahoard aud Roanoke
rliiroad. where he remained until n few
years ago, being unable to longer PEI
form mental labor. He was member at
the knights or II rnnr and Stun"wal
Camp. c. V.
lie leaves TWO SONS and two dauS CTS
ana a brother. who is an Episcopal bish-
op In California.
His funeral will be conducted from
Trinity p. T.. Church this afternoon at
4:30 O'Clock
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An.sfvcrsary Dny

me nrst anniversary of the Ports
mouth Methodist Association will be
neiu thls afternoon at Monumental NJ
u. church at $3.50 O'clock. The follow
inE programme will be rendered:
DtE"h Prelude ...... II. V. Brittinyham
hymn No 1 Come Thou Almighty
us ...,..... ......... Congregation
Responsive Reading ...... Rev. ]. IT
BOSNIAN and congregation
ff"Scr '........... Rev. w. II. Edwards
Reading Minutes.
hymn No. 915 Urom All the Dark
races ................ CONGREGATION
Recitation ...... Members Monumental
School.
Chorus lrhe Glad Jubilee Members
of Wright Memorial School.
TITO (Secd Sowing) 5000. Members of
Central School.
recitation Member Of
Owens Memorial School.
iipie STUDY ............... Members of
Park View School
Reports for last month.
hymn NO. 40 Onward. Christian Sol
uit's) '......-...... Congregation
Solo 900. Member OF Owens Memorial
School
Recitation 49,. Member of Park View.
School
Report of Nominating Committee. Rev.
l.. H. Betty, chairman.
rive minute address ..Rey. w. r.
Proctor.
announcements.
Collection
LOSING hymn ............ ConErcEa ton
iiehedlction ......... Rev. j. *. .Jollin
i'"stiude ........... T. V. Birmingham
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iAwMUHCE al wuI.To,.
"5i High street Cash Dry Goods
Den.crs-Sf,erinl for tho MccL

Fruit of Loom tuttunS CSC. Nd Mo.
hawk Valley 1914 Shooting I've. yd. I-,i...
l0-i ShcetinS 2.c. vi. New stool, -, u!l
linen towels AZ l.i2. IL % and % ,..,..h
Ladies Goats and Caps made in ihe
Very latest styles from ST. To 81, each.
thi!drens Cioaks FROM yea. To /.
years
Misses Coats. sizes :: wears toss wears
ranging in price FROM S.. Ia Sic.
DRESS GOODS .All-W wool .ruis
black and color. - inches vide. o5c -
Novelty Dress Goods from .Uc. yd Ia
SO for pattern.
UNDER WEAR. HOSIERY AND
GLOW Els y SPECIALITY
LAWRENCE & WEi.ToN'S CASH
AND ONE PRICi: STORE
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
THE ". VI. Z. WINS.
WnshtsGt"U ana Lee Defeated in "a
Great Gimme.

Lexington, Va. Oct 2i.-Washngton
and Lee University and Virginia Mill
tary Institute clcvens of this plncc mot
on the football field of the V. NJ l. this
afternoon for the first time this season.
and the latter was victorious by IL score
luf - too.
'"ih ei"vcns put up an excellent game.
clean III every PARTICULAR. and played
the game OF their lives.
All the scoring was done i'm the first
half. and then by bucking the line both
elcN"nH used the same tactics. MS ncl-
Their were able to gain ground around
the ends.
Attendance, 200.
q; philadelphia; Lafayette, c; Penn
sylvInia, !.
Al Providence Brown. 10: Le nigh. o..
Al Observation-Disclosures ~; pcnnsyl-
wanna. STATE College. q.
Al WILLIAMSON, Williams. o.;
BuwGoln. o.
4, New York Yale. -; Carlisle In
dim School. Il.
y; Ithaca Harvard. Is; Cornell. T.
NJ West Point-Cadcts As: Union Col
lego, u
Al Chicago Northwestern University.
80: University OF Chicago, C.
y: sh!rgton-The football game
her" .n-ddy bc,Ween the Columbia Ath-
letic Club and the team of Fort Monroe
army officers resulted in tIc-lo to 10.
TWO twenty minute halves were played
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25

Both wanted To march over the same
n nou.e anu the democrats applied to the
courts for an Injunction to prevent the
police from interfering with their pa
rade on the South Side. This was re-
FUSED. Then the Republicans decided to
can OF their parade TO prevent clashes
between the two parties. 1t Is said they
even oiIered to turn owed their permit
To the Democrats. hut the latter dcclin-
cd To accept such favors from their on
poncnts and declared their parade also
abandoned. To-night's demonstrations
are therefore. the last OF their kind in
the present campaign
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
Election Note.

There is no duaht erection Is inter.
rcrrmg considerably with trade. In or
der 10 livcn NJ business we are selling
clothing at prices unhcaIl of for thi,
Time nf the year. Suits hat would reg.
nlarly sell for $1,000 and $l0.5c. now ~. 90
Those that would sell for $3.50 ana
Sl".au, now $1,000. and so on. We can
save you money by your purchasing
anything in the way of cinthin,; for al. N
youths or boys from us al the I,re.rni
time. BRESLAuER K ANTHONY
lii High free;
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
Rurncd by Kerosene OH.

1esie: day morning a colorcd woman
named Thomas. who lives In Lincoln
vile. attempted To- make Il fire with
Kerosene. The oil in the can became
lgniied. causing an explosion and burn
ing her quite lady. People have been
warmed so frequently about such things
bu VIII still persist In using IT,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
eeeer Kind Of E.Rw.

Washington. Oct. 2i.-The masters of
American vessels bound to ports in Mo-
"ninhiluc will be interested 10 know that
IN" Portuguese customs authorities
have begun 10 enforce an old law reuuir-
ing all vessels entering those ports to
be furnished with manifest written i'm
the Portuguese language. and endorsed
as verified by the Portuguese Consul at
the port OF departure. The penalty for
not having such manifest is about
$500
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25

birmingham. Ala. Oct. 2i.-Hon. Mar
TN ID. S!chert. elect0- for .he Seventh
District on the regular Democratic tick
I. died at the inflrnary in this city this
'tcrnoon from aneurism OF ihe thorax.
.!.S death VIII not complicatc the poi
,iril situation. The DemoWatia STA %
Committee issued an adde's tp-n:aht
hitting ana recommending Iin1. G..
Appleton alternate elector, who WIFI
caivc the full party vote.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
Foo,bnIi Teurn Orgnnixcd.

y football team has been organized
called keystone. averaging l20 pounds.
Tile team * composed Of some good
football materini. and will play amy
team of their average weight. Address
ai communications Ia j l.. Baker. lis
Dinwiddi" street. Following are the
players; .Nlv,uild"r steals. .1obSun r
Webb, i;ri-hl. Fraser. O'Brien. Cyclic.
w. Wc''h. iirrclEon. Warren, Wood,
Owens. iialStead and Baker Capt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
HEAVY REPRESENTATION.

me registration to-day was the hcnv-
lest known here for several years.
whites ana blacks both turned out in
ihiSc mum hnrs To register. Tie Re-
puhliclns had two men at each of The
registration places, one white and tho
"thc. co.orcd. Keeping II tally of those
who were registered or transferred To
ana from wards. The large rc;:i.lra-
ton indicates The interest felt in Peters
Sd of NnNcmhc,.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25

richmond. Va, Oct. 2A-(SpccialJ-
RSS!stration day passed off quietly here
mere We" two OF three personal on
vouhtrrs about the polls. bu; they d!,l
,.oI re>uR seriously. nor attract very
much attention \ large vote WAS 49,.
's'e""d. interest was ccntrrcd In Hpnri-
60 county y big CROWD of people wrl,
~ H.. oui The polling places in that COUNTY.
IN, . were many n,,;:ocs Oh hand IL
register. and the work was made SLOW
ny me "aal!engcrs. 1t j. said that tw.
%" three detectives operated about Tho
polling places in disguise.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25

Mr.. and Ms. Ernest Lewis lost by
death yesterday from acknowledgements,
their infant daughter. Mary Lillian.
aged ten months. The funeral will ak.
place from their residence. No. 624 Fifth
street. this afternoon at $50 o'c;nck
Rev Mr. kennard will conduc; The SER
vices
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Delegates Elected.

y meeting of Trinity Circle OF Kings
Daughters. held recently. elected the fol-
lowing delegates % attend the State
Convention in Richmond: Mrs. }. -.
Funs'en Mrs. Harriet, Godfrey. Mis-. Y.
II cAlpine Wilson. and Miss Clara Nicely.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
HEAVY nEGISrRATIOS.
rcfcrsburGcrs Anxious 10 yotc-
y Democratic A,idrc.s

petersburg. Va, Oct. @-(Special)--
WI. y. VI. wallace, Jr., Democratic cleo
tor for the Richmond district smoke -,
Library Han night. lie discussed tho
various questions Involved in the present
campaign. and advocated the election of
Bryan and the free and unlimited coin
aga of silver "
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
Denfh or Mrs. Cniu.

Mrs. Mary +. Cain. widow OF the late
John Cain, died 1T her inine, No S0f
Washington street. vest riay III & -. III
il tho ioii year "i her .-e. she leaves
four sons ana two daughters To mourn
thor -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
PORTSMOUTH NEWS

7:So p. m. he will give some "reminiscences
or the u. \. p. U. Convention OF Lynch
burg.
There will be a meeting of the retail
clerks at Pages store on Monday night.
BUSINESS OF Importance will be trans
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Special Hat smIe for This SATURDAY,
Only.

Hats for sl.0O. sl.5O and $500. worth
Soc, 75c. and M.00 more. Take advan-
tage OF this unusual offer. Suits from
$3.50. $3.50, $3.50 upwards.
LEVY e JACOBS, 200 High street