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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-18
His Los. ,1ndc <.nou.

he was sfnnl and ragged. His face
was smcarcd and strenked with the
Crime and dirt of the streets. and he
stood nj the cOrner Of Church and
Charlotte streets yesterday evening
weeping as If his heart would break.
What's the matter. sou?' asked n
chorminsly attired and swectly dcmure
oun lady. as she paused to survey the
picture OF Juvenile misery and woe.
The picture OF misery dpiSned no re-
ply. but Increased his manifestations of
grief.
Did any of the big boys hit your"
Nom"
Did they tease your"
Nom
We'll. tell me what the matter is,
wont your
Il lost n dime"
''Oh, you're afaid your father will
whip you, them
"Yes'm."
Never mind. dear. here's another.
Now run along, and wipe away your
tears. How did you lose your dime"
"Shootin' craps"
The young lady was shocked; that
was plainly visible.
where did you get the money, you
naughty boy?" gasped the beauty.
Paw civ il to me to buy beer fur
The victimized belle was spcechlcss.
II Sazcd at the young r~cprobatc Il
moinen In hclplesf indignation. and
then made her way sadly down Church
street. THE PltOWLER.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-18
Aait'SI:S k:NTS.

PRIMROSE & VESTS MINSrrELS.
This Organization of burnt-CNrk ar
fists will make their appearance At the
Academy tonight. In all the details of
true minstrelsy they measure up to the
standard IN completeness. ami where
ever they appear crowded houses greet
them. Suc, will he the case in Norfolk.
EDWARD HARRlGAN.-This popu-
lar actor ana his New York
will give one performance only in this
city. lie will present his most success
ful play. Old Lavender" ut the AGA
denny of Music tomorrow night. The
New York Herald SAYS that Nj. Iiarri-
gan revived Old Lavender last even
ing after n lapEc OF seven years. APP
pearinE himself in tho title role. which
he had ma1c famous years ago.
1t was u revival thai was gladly well
coined and enthusiastically received.
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Rids ~fEncciI.ed.

AT tie United states Engineers ONCE.
No. l0G CRANKY street, this city. propos-
ais We're opened for furnishing and dcliv-
crinG NJ Fort Monroe certain %suppliea.
IN" highest and lowest bids were as fol-
lows: For n locomotive, T.. Hart, Nor
folk. $2,I99; William l.. Lincoln, Pitts
burg, Pa. $3.50. For steel rails, r..
liart. Norfolk. $3S. 80 per long ton; II. II.
Wood, Washington. ID. c.. S32.3i per lony
ton. For fish plates. bolts and spikes,
p. Hart. Norfolk, $23T.I0; Thompson G.
Gil Il Co, Philadelphia. Sl52.S2. For
frogs. split switches, and switch stands.
General Equipment and IIng!meerins,
Company. Philadelphia. S3iS: Ryan-Mc-
Donald Manufacturing Company, Ralti-
more. $lSl so. For 1000 yellow nine rail
road ties. +. Hart. Norfolk. soc. each;
9. II. Bull. NORFOLK. 2Na4 c. ench-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-18
MUNYON'S
R RHEUMATISM
GU TT:

Munyon's Rheumatism, Cure is guar
aIteed to be absolutely harmless and II
strong tonic in building UP The weak and
nominated. II cures acute or muscular
rhcunrnttsm In from one to five dnvs.
Sharp, shooting pains In any part OF tho
body stopped by Il few doses. \ prompt
complete and permanent curc For lame
ness. soreness. stiif back and All pains
IN hips and loins. Chronic rheumatism.
s%ciatica. lmmhago, or pain in Tie back
hre speedily cured. II seldom fails 10
give relief from one or two doses, and
almost Invariably cures before one bot
tie has been used. Price 25r.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure is gunrnn.
tred to cure all forms OF Indigestion and
stomach troubles. Price @ic. ~
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures
pnins In The back, loins or grolns ana nil
forms of kidney disease. 80
munyon's. Nitalizer restores lost pow
ers to weak men. Price Si.UU.
Ask your drugSist for free copy OF
Yourself at home viii harmless rome
dies that contain positive cures for ali
Diseases. Sold by all druggists. mostly
Personal letters to Prof. Munyon, l5o,
Arch street. nhiladclnhia. Pa.
with free medical advice for any disease.
milS.npi5
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church. Music

ST. Luke's +. T.. Church was crowded
last night at the service of church mu-
sic" when Mr.. y. w. SuTette delivered
&. highly Instructive address. The com
bincd choirs uf Christ. st. Lukr's. and
81. Peters churches. Of Norfolk, and
Trinity Church. or Portsmouth. were
conducted by Mr.. j. j. Miller. while Mr..
Surctie and Miss Elizabeth Moore pre-
sided at the organ.
After Mr.. Suretic's address the follow
Eng programme was rendered:
Magniiicat and Nunc dim!ttis in
Tie Deum laudamus, III B fla.
.Schumann
Adapted by Dudley Buck.
Double quartette. I'VE Sing Hi; Love-
Arranged from a mass by Gounod.
Anthem. Awake, Awake" ......
........Slr Jno. Stnincr
Hymn 80 ........ ..............
y hail the power Of jesus narl.."
Collects and hencdiction
DOXOlDrN.
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PnoposAEs.

REAsuRY DEPARTMENT., OF
s ton; ID e. March 9, 1SsG...sealed prope.
z o'clock, II. NJ. on the Goth r1ic DIV until 81
' MsFsn i,e4 ls'f Tor AMI nj p, HSnep1 + a.. mmsdist,sis
linls required for extensions to t,eNb5sr
fnfhf Il ,Hs y. S 9YqTantine s]satleh,
In accordance. with drawing and snesta:
cation, copies of which may be iPpd ~
ms Office or nt the office or the sur.
Ench bid must hc accompanied bv n car.
titled check for Il sum not less thar 2
rhe right Is reserved 10 reject any or ali
the interest OF the Government to dn a.. ~
Al p mtH rsceiyed after the time sta.
nosais must be- enc TO o .he R1ddsrs; Pro
sealed and marked. "ProposaIs 2or REsss,
olSni no to t9S I,arracks ut the IT,. 8.
la,!i. En:" and addressed TO VAI. NAE
~ ain IN: Supervising Architect.
OFFICE OF I.!GnT-IIoUSE INSPEC.:
March II. 1 lSsl Pb r , baltimore, Nd,
TlmEanAY, ,hs ~. day Of e Mpril, issS. f Sn
snis md Stations IN this District. for
i ~, isG;ti yenr ending June 80, 1851.
himd. of fuel required. the Quantity and
uuHiitN ana The terms OF delivery ami
i!nyiilcnt cnn be obtained at this oniSS
,nc lMited states reserves the rirht ~
Increase or diminish, during the fiscni
year, the quantities OF any Item or oraS
liric lhmed In the specifications. ana y
tha"sG TO- thnt effect will be inserted In
ane Iphtrnct; and the right to reject any
or al bids ana To waive defects fEeraiyg
~ also reserved. 4. +. LA MBERT0W
commander u. S. NJ, Light-House lDis.
- mrlS-lD-21 <
OFFICE or LIGHTHOUSE
tor Firth District, Baltimore, Md.
March Ia, lSa6-proposais will be received
~ ~ in.S Office until IL o'clock M. mn
Y, the 9TH day of April, 1886. for
furnishing and delivering Provisions for
vessels and Light Stations in this Dis.
trici during the fiscal year to eiid Jrnsf
10, ,s9,; Forms Of proposais and printed
70 ,hc articles required, and the terms OF
iriiVcry ana payment can be obtained ar
MS oi'icc.. The right Is reserved 10 re-
Jcct thc whole or part of any or ali bids.s
anu 10 waive any defects: also TO redutns
ne quantities specified or to require tho;
uciiVciy nj any time during the fiscal
year of Il greater quantity mot TO eX4
ceed ono,third) of any item or. article,
mentioned In tho specifications, and a,
clause to that effect will be inserted in
me contract i. p. LAMBERTON,;
Sitctor. mrlS, 1921 ii
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Not one, hut Soycp.

The similarity between the figures one
ana seven caused the printers TO say In
Posners advertisement hat on FRIDAY
next he would sell two spools of Clark's
.. \. I. thread for lc.. when &c. was
meant. In this connection it might b,
wen TO rereat that advertisements in
tehded TO appear in Sundays NIrginiar
should he sent TO the Office on Thursday
II possible, not later than Friday, OK
cept where unavoidable. as the multi.
plicity of advertisements sent in Oh Sat
urday makes errors inevitable.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-18
Fire Ycstcrday Ancruoou.

A slight fire AT n house In Probv's
Court yesterday afternoon caused an
alarm from box &c, Al Church and Char
doste %strettts. In responding to the
alarm n OF the horses attached 10
the chemical engine fell at Bank ana
Plume streets and would have suffered
serious injury had 1t not been for The
skill displayed by r.hc driver. who go;
the animal on its feet ana started off
again. In an instant the horse again
fell and in al Instant the driver again
had him on his feet.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-18

srner's Safe Cure does wonders for
sufferers from kidney complaint
DIR. r. A: QUINN. Editor Medical
Tribune, New York.
IS + u nseiras aYF f9isn'S ~ d's RosE !.
son. NJ. Il. Z. S. L., London. Eng-
land.
egarded highly by the medical pro-
fesstou OF every country."-DR. NJ.
BEIER. wurzburg, Germany.
0 better remedy known to The pro-
fession for the cure OF kidney and
liver disease."-DR. do LEWIS.
very remedy fniled until / used safe
der;"-DR. J. POlRAUD. Is. a. ID.
Society, Paris, France.
charitable remedy which effects re
VERRlaTTE. NJ. d., Vienna. Aus
tria.
tops female complaints and speedily
Eldneys:"-JNo. l.. ELLSWORTH.
NJ. d., Brooklyn. New York.
successfully used for kidney trouble
OF long standinE."-TIRE YORkE,
NJ. D., Washington, d. c.
remedy which | constantly pre-
scribe for Kidney disease or Bright's
disensc,"-B. IL. MARS. Nj. D., ST.
Louis, Nc.
or stomach troubles l heartily rec
ommcnd its use us Il tonic and APP
petiGrr."-H. b. RANSOM, NJ. D.,
Haiford, VA.
xccllcnt remedy. Warmers. Safe
Cure cured me of Bright's disease
after suffering for yenrs."-L.. B.
PRICE, NJ. D., Hanford, Va.
orstantly use Warmers Safe Cure
in my practice and prescribe II
Gaily."-GEo. W. NAMES, NJ. D.,
Arncy. Md.
Mess I knew of its great merit. l
would not so strongly advise its
use."--W. Ii. G.. DiNSMORIa Nj.
d., Minneapolis, Mimi.
recommended, by mt In all cases of
liver and kidney diseasc."-J. j..
GOODYEAR, NJ. d., Ciroton, y. y.
ntirely cured OF Bright's disease
by using Warmers Safe Cure."-E.
A.. McMANCS. NJ. d.. baltimore.
MN.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-18
Y. NJ. q. a. Cnnteht.

About scventy-fve young men last
night entered the membership contest OF
the Y. NJ. c. y. MIR. w. II. TI!cc
was elected captain of the Reds. with
Mr.. W. u. Redeem lieutenant. while
Mcssrs. j. +. MnrelaGd and G. u. Foster
will fill the SAM positions for the Blues.
The Reds will meet on Thursday right
and the Blues on Friday night. when
all those who intend 70 enter the con
test mus: have their names in, as the
list will then close.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-18
nenth of w. T.. Morris.

Mr.. w. II. Morris. an old and highly
respected citizen. died late Monday nich,
at the home OF his son. Mr.. w. S. Nor
ris, No. 1851 Frcemason street. in the
seventy-lfth year OF ais age. The fune-
raj will take place at { o'clock this af-
ternoon from Centenary Methodist
Church.
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No Suit Entered.

Mrs. M. l.. Walters desires 1t stated
that she has not entered suit against
her brother, NJ. V. BeaIe. as she claims
was stnted In yesterdays Virg!nian.
The Item TO which she had reference did
not state that she had entered suit. but
was merely q copy of the court records
OF a friendly legal proceeding. expressed
in u legal way.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-18
Nobby sprinw unls.

Caps. umbrellas and canes. Cannot
be beat In style. quality and price.
L. JACK OLIVER,
LA Lowest prices. Ill Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-18

Out OF weakness comes strength when
the blood has been purified, cnrichrd
and vitaliZed by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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Posncr, Tuesday ma Wednesday,,
March oath md o5th.

Posner's have moved into the hand
some store. No. FOG Main street. near
Church. They also are busy getting
ready for the opening. which takes place
place on Tuesday and Wednesday. March
9th and 18th. when they will siiow to-
gcthcr with a great assortment of I'M
trimmed hats and millinery novelties
some very beautiful pattern hats and
h%onnets, both imported and of their own
design.
There are a number of most artistic
trimmers In Norfolk. but il would be
impossible to get any Of Mrs. II. Pos
ncr's clients to admit that her superior
Is to be found. Her customers have been
her friends and admirers for years and
are attached TO her to 6 remarkable
degree.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-18

NANTED-T'ive energetic educated
men who can earn a good salary in
Eastern Virginia and North Carolina:
also one In the City of Norfolk. This
Is ii good chance forteacherS who wish
10 secure profitable employment du-
ring vacation. Address Il. c. PEN
DlIETON. us i. Franklin street, Rich
mond. Va. mnrT-9w
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FOR RENT-House 81 Yarmouth stroet
with all modern improN ements: posses.
sion can be given by the Let Of Deccm-
Der. Apply. to OF Butte street. no2s.tf
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AGENTS-S90.0 90 weekly salary to right
parties: little work; II snap FOR some
one; new scheme: failure impossible:
write for special proposition. Lock
Box oS0S, Boston. Mass.
fclG-tu, W, sa, su-4m
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WANTED Observation-Disclosures men
to sell goods by sample At home. or
travel: easy seller; staple goods. liberal
SALARY or good commission. Address
J.. Q. Box 1lO3, New York city.
marS-tu, fr-3m
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MILLER. RNOApS 4 COZ

we know you'll have confidence In every
Stat5 merit we make
Tn" garments were ordered by us h.
made long before ybu had even n
Misunderstanding Day thuuaht. ordered
when work for thc mill was slack. whom
S"l'nnS were cMape%t. when cost; OF pa
dur;iJn was lowest.
The garments are herc in all thc!.
elegance OF design. Cur: ana workman
ship.
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Rics, Wednesday ind Thursday,
NnrcfI 25ih and roth.

Mrs. y. Ries, whose exhibit occurs on
Wednesday. March 25th, and also on the
following day. was mex seen at her es-
tablishment, lO4 Church street. Having
advertised in The Nirsinian that the
stock was complete and that they would
sell In advance of formal opening. they
We're busy at Refs. Too busy to talk.
for besides the selling. energetic work
was going on In the preparation of he
opening exhibit. which 1t was clear
would be an elaborate affair. quite up to
their standard, which Is of the highest.
One remarkable fact about this estab-
lishment IL hat among the patrons of
Mrs. Ries' are many aides whose moth
ers and ~grandmothers were. and some of
them are sim. her best customers.
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DltU2a--A REGISTERED PHARMA-
cist desires position as Assistant or
Manager. Has had fifteen years eN-
periencc. Accurate dispenser and good
salesman Can furnish best of refer
cnce:i. Address. PHENACETlNI3.
loStufticc Box 1913, Newport News. Va,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-18

WANTED-Tcn tirst-class House Car
penlcrs at once by Powell Bros, 250S
Washington avenue, Newport News.
Va. mhl2-tf
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WANTi:D-To meet w~ide-awake young
business man with means TO propose
manufacturers Of an electrical device
Of wonderful potcntiality in the cure
of disease Address Box IS, Hotel Nor
folk. Norfolk. Va. mhlI-3t.
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FOR TRENT.

FOX RENT-rwo nice desirable rooms
Win heat. gas, bath and al convent
ences; location Weit Freemason street
ja6-tf
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FOR SALiI-Three and n half shares of
stock West End News, Norfolk. Va.
apply to JOHN II. WlNDEH. Seaboard
Air Linz Offices, Portsmouth, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-18

0 SALE CHEAP.-Plans and specin-
cations for brick residence, drawn by
one or the best architects in the
State. Address, plans" his Office.
no17-t.f.
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HELP WANTED.

ACTIVE SOtNG MAN. five years eX-
periencr: wholesale and retail grocer
less; able to keep books: Al city refer
cnCcs. wants positions: very moderate
salary at first. DIFFERENTIATION"
care Nirsinian. mriS-3t
EXPERIENCED Mll.I.INER WANTED
ilcrlna nent position 10 the right party.
Address MRS. y. "" Nirsinian Of
ticc. mr-tf
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALI-Stock and fixtures In store
No. IL Bermuda street: will be sold
cheap for cash: dwelling above for
rent. For particulars apply at once on
premises. mhl7-3ts
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.CHILDREN'S WEAR.

Childrcn's Muslin Wear. ChjIdrnn.s
pans, al! sizes. prices form 10c. 10 zoe,
chilafrn's Muslin and Cambria Ski..s
WIN ana without waists. rimnpgd ana
plain, from 25c. TO 75c. go
and trimmed. 39c. To 75c. "
Infants Short ana long dressac H.,
Cnmhric and ulinSnnk frnn. O. -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-18

FOR SAI.E-At q bargain-ll5 satin
lined fun dress coats and vests slightly
used. Address J. S. .1uSTIi, u street,
N. W.. Washington, D.. G.. mhl7-Iwi
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S p RING SALE
~aPe
UNDERWEAR !

We have made cXtraurG:nary efforts
To make this sale unusually alvan-
'l%cnus /" our patrons. y condolences
exists between the peorIp ana the l,.g
StG'r: therefore when W. tell OF spring
sale OF Muslin Underwear ut
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-18

FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-One j.
w. TUFTS Soda Fountain with fixtures.
ninic' Eo, I, gi Ins W mhs1ed; etc.' com
Box 322. SuTolk. Va. mhli-lw
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THE SPRING MILLINERY
The New Fashions and Fabrics 10 Be Dis
played Within the Next Week,
ALL THE CENTRES MAKE BIG DISPLAYS.
Pretty shapes I'm Hints aud
ana Pretty Shades in Colors- I,ns-
setts New Store TO Open zip To-day
C~orE,nau's, RIcs' and rosncr's
TO FolioW -Ncason for the EadicS.

The Virginian has gathered. fo: tie
pleasure OF the ladies in and out of
the city. tho following interesting par
ticulars regarding the various millinery
houses. their openings. and tho couicc-
tons of the mind which will be exhibited
OH opening days. The dates OF the
various openings are given below and
rue NlrEinian suggests that this arti-
Gle be clipped from the paper and pin
ned on the pin cushion. SO that none OF
the exhibits be missed. for they prom-
Use to be OF unusual interest this sea
son and great preparations have been
mace by the different houses.
MOI for years have the shapes been
more becoming, and the harmony be-
tween ribbons, flowers and shapes was
never so complete and perfect:
ft"ssetfs Fo-Dny. Wednesday, March
18th.
Bassett's. on CRANKY street. i'm the
store under the Columbia building.
which, Notwithstanding thai II is only
temporarily occupied. Is fitted and fur
nished splcndidly. wa. first visited.
Here every one was busy preparing for
the opening, which is the first one. and
takes place to-day Wednesday,. March
18TH. BaSsptt'S stock being entirely de-
stroyed in the recent fire. nm entirely
new one is To be shown. The reputn-
ton of the house is such that little ncrtl
be said. Every one in Norfolk knows
that Bassett's stands In the front rank
among millinery houses. The opcninE
to-day will. no doubt, draw many ladies
to So" the hundreds of French II Amer
lean pattern hats and hornets. There
Is 81 pleasant surprise in store for all
who attend.
e~"rpninn's. Wednesday. March a5th.
Mir. George b. Corpman. who has ~
Gently removed TO No. 200 Main street,
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ORA w E RS.

Ladies Drawers of fine muslin. W..
inane. fun size. plain at &c.
i-luieS Muslin Drawers, same n
above, 7.'immad with neat embroide,,
zoe.
ladies' Fine Cambria Drawers, wi,
cluster OF large ana small plaits. 37iIc
Ladies Muslin Drawers with : plai,
ana ilne loop edge embroidery.
l-adEs Muslin and Cambria ORA wer,
an hnely trimmed and the new bloomc
shape.
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co. MS.

Ladies Night Gowns of good materio,
yoke OF fine plaits. large full slccvr
Lan;es Night Gowns in Il large rang,
OF styles. trimmed with inssr,ions odrs,
ahi p!a!ts. all made full length am
width. price SOC. ""'
Ladies Night Gowns in all the new
styles. Empire. Sack. Mother Uurh, ri
etc. In muslin ana cambria, ,rjmm,.s
WIN emhroid ny II laccs. 1t will rn
you TO IN our lin. " i"'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-18

Ladies plain Muslin
piai's OF good material. 37i
Ladies Muslin Skirt wi
ric ruille. soc.
Ladies fine Muslin Skir
embroidery rufilc. CSC.
Ladies Muslin Skirts a!
inner embroidery. at Use. n
Ladies Muslin Skirts,
win deep embroidery nou
Ladies' Embroidery SliIr
ana line grades trimmed |
heavy embroidery.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-06-11
SMELLING STREAMS
THE TREACHEROUS YELLOW
STONE ON THE RAMPAGE.
Whose Banks May Overflow
at Any Moment
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Livingston. June l0-The Yellow
stone and tributary streams are now
on the rampage. The season OF high
water Is tardy In arriving this year.
owing to the constant cold weather
which has prevailed, but by reason Of
this very fau ID Is feared that the
floods will be higher this year vhan
ever. as the waters from the heavy
SHOWS in the mountains will he released
all at once. unless a decided cold wave
should set In. The Yellowstone at this
point was higher to-day than at any
time since 1892. The dyke along the
riverside was broken through In places,
but force OF men and teams have
been at work hauling rock and dirt up
on the weak parts, and In this way
the river has been kept pretty well
within its channel. But a rise of a few
inches more will seriously endangcr
the dyke. and when the barrier Is de-
stroyed the damage from overflow In
that part OF town will beg reat.
The Hop bridge across the Gardiner
river at Cinuabar was carried away
this morning. one span of the county
bridge across the Yellowstone river Is
In Imminent danger OF guirg out The
Ice In yellow stone lake in the park
has not gone out Yet. When the
breakup occurs the SHOWS in the
mountains will naturally turn loose a
greater volume of water rhan now and
the result will b. that the streams viii
be swollen beyond an precedcnt and a
vast amouut OF damage done by the
overflow of their hanks and the mum
dation Of the tillahle low lands OF the
valleys
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-06-11
REPUBLICAN PREDICTION.
Thurston, X rens and Others Tell the
Boys What Ought TO Br Done.

st. Louis. June Ex-senator Thurs
ton. member Of the national republican
committee from Nebraska, and dele
gate TO the convention. was among the
early arrivals to-day. He wore a Nc
Kinley and Hobart badge "'Tis pref
ty well understood" said the senator.
that l am for Mckinley for the first
place. With his nomination assured,
as II is. we want an eastern man as
his running mate. and l believe Hobart
10 be the available man. We want to
keep New Jersey in the republican
ranks now we have 1t there. Further
more. Hobart is strong in New York 4"
Thurston said he believed the Indiana
declaration would form a model upon
which the money declaration would be
based. lit Is" he said brief and ex-
plicit. and skilfully avoids reference by
terms to any mooted questions. II is
unmistakably a sound money utter
ance, and At the same time IL avoids
all mention Of the gold standard a ref
erence To which. by name. would drive
votes away from the ticket In some
states" The senator expressed the