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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-26
silver and Lead.

Bar silver was quoted yesterday as
follows: Silver, 81 cents; lead, $3.50;
casting copper, Ssz cents.
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orc and RnIIinn.

The ore and bullion receipts yester-
day were as follows:
Commercial National bank, ores, $500.
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Rank Clearings.

The clearings of the associated banks
yesterday were S272, 1868. For the same
day last year they were $155, 726.
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TRULY GRATEFUL.

Mrs. N. C. Lane, Logan, Utah. writes.
'I am well and shall ever feel truly
grateful to you for the good health 1
now enjoy. 1t is really more than 1 ex-
pected. considering the great odds you
had to work aganist-ny age and the ter
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Needs No More Medicine

your treatment"
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DIRECTIONS
for using
CREAM BALM.

Apply a particle Of The
balm directly into the
nostrils. After a mo-
1nent draw strong
breath through he
nose. Use three times a
day, after meals pre-
ferred. and before retir-
ing
ELYS c r E A NJ
BALM opens and clean
ses the nasal passages.
ala IS pam and lnfia..7-
NATION. heals the sores
protects the membrane
from Colds, restores tn,
End Smell. The Balm
sorbed and gives reliee
cenrs at Druggists or
ELI BROTHERS. &c
New York.
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T. R. Jones & Co.. base bullion,
So, 400; ores. $500.
Wells, Fargo & Co., bullion, $3.50.
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DR.. Shores Anti-COnstipation pills
Cure sick Headaches. 80 Doses, &5
cents At all Druggists
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Dr. SHORES

treats and cures catarrh ana all
diseases OF the eye, ear, nose, throat,
lungs, stomach. liver, bowels, kid
neys and bladder, all chronic. Dri-
vate and nervous diseases OF both
sexes and diseases of women and
children, $500 A MONTH ron ALI,
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Doctor Shores Motto is. "A
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less Treatment" Ie you cannot
come to the office, send stamp fer
Doctor shores new symptom list,
and have your case diagnosed ana
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DR.. shores Anti-COnstiration Are
Little Wonders to Cure. 80 Doses,
% cents. At ali Druggists.
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Total Expense.

The total cost Of full course Of
treatment at lions Medical Institute Is
a the rate of s. month, whether it
REQUIRES three months or three weeks 10
effect a permanent cure. This fee includes
all medicines and the constant and
watChfUl care Of all patients 10 final
cure by DR.. G. ". Shores personally
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

For the benefit and accommodation ~
busy people d.. Shores Office VIII be ope1
Tuesday and Friday evenings from 2 to s
o'clock.
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CATkRRH
Cold in Head

Senses of Taste
is quickly alb
ct once. Price 30
by mail.
Warren Strest,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-06
nus IS News, and it is So
sS12AzNEEsZNEgCJ

NEW COATS-Excellcnt Dlock Ho,,sr
Goats. 81. s.. and So; Capes. s. and a. and
up 10 S2o. Novelties in Two-Tone BoucIe
Coats. sl2 Among the five hundred now
coats between the prices named are monv
good ones. Yours is here Come for il
BLANkErS-Thc fourth floor is niIed
nish with cases of them: 81 will buy a pair
OF Heavy White Cotton Blankets: s2Ce nm
ATWOOD White 1914 Blankets. 81. so tho fine
White CALIFORNIA;
twenty-five bales OF yard-wida Yellow
Cotton smooth and fine. made for the h,y
store ard branded W. r. Il C., twenty vds
of this. ?9c
cREToNNEs-Er Bright and pretty Gre
tonnes are hero-Gi4c Il yard
UNDERWRITERS time follow, the
great purchase OF some five thousand
pieces of Winter underwear. No wonder
for unprecedented values were 20, and =
given. Ladies' Floeced Ribbed. 3ac.. In
stead of jOc Ladies' Flat" 60 Der crnt.
wool. soc, instead Of 75c. Mems and La
dies Fine, very Heavy Atwood. 81. that
are Sl.50 everywhere
Wish Cloth cleans and pol,shos silver
all metals. Two pieces costs 2ac. There
are limitations made. but they have not
even the poor merit of being cheaper.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-06

atnand died Queen Christina had persuad-
Cd him to disinherit his brother, Don Car
los, count OF Molina in favor Of her infant
daughter
Z! Now up to 1880 Don Carlos had been
regarded as the heir apparent, and he nat.
orally objected to being showed aside. The
ealic law, which declared against the rule
OF woman IN Spain, was with him and
against the queen, but she promptly had
the law repealed Soon after Ferdinand
! died In 1880 the baby Princess Isabella was
declared queen Of Spain and Christina
was appointed regent
linen the Cnrlist war broke out in all its
FURY and ragged for years with varying for.
tunes for both sides. The Carlists fought
1erociously, but tho odds were against
them, and finally, in 1889, Don Carlos, the
original claimant to the throne, Quilted
the country. 1t was then thought that
isabella, then little girl not yet in her
teens, would be left undisturbed to reign.
) Ana SO She would had the new dynasty
peen conducted with ordinary prudence.
But tho scandals which brought Queen
Cnrlsuna's regency to n premature close
Kept alive tho hopes OF the pretender's par
Gsans. Then In 1856 the original Don
Carlos died. Another Don Carlos, his son.
slg6f than had his father In 1860 he
made an attempt to stir up Valentia and,
with his brother, was arrested The two
young men Were released, however, after
yhsving signed remuneration Of all claims
20 the Spanish throne. The next year saw
the end Of the second pretender.
Then came the third and present Don
Carlos, nephew of the second pretender.
Again the Carlists rallied around n new
s leader. In 1869, 1870 and 1879 there were
nprisings, but they were all speedily sup
pr assed. In 1873, however, Don Carlos took
enc Held himself, and this proved to be a
more formidable affair. For three years
tho Basque provinces wero kept in the
greatest confusion, but in 1875 the revolt
was finally crushed, and the simple
Slf3asques, who had not diplomacy enough
20 abandon the leader Of cause already
lost were deprived of tho last vestige of
their ancient privileges
Don Carlos took refuge in Paris and is.
fued from there a boInbastic pronuncia-
mento, He expressed sympathy with the
ILegitimists, however, and was expelled
'srpnS France in 1881. He went to London
iend since then has alternated between
geniee and yinrpggio. where no has splen-
saStab lishments
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NEWS.

dismissed.
Frank Williams. colored, trcspass. Mr-
teen days in jail.
Mrs Corripan. colorcd. Giaarderly con-
GIct. lined - aud costs and required TO
t'IV" lHac" bond.
u. Cs.l. u,spasa fined 81 ana costs
JULIA Gordon, colorcd, diaorder!y, fined 60
ANA costs.
Jim Jones. color"d, trcsspass. dismissed
~ costs
Jas trimmer. colorcd. disurdorly con
duct. warrant withdrawn II costs OF COM
pla!utaui.
.lro. Ice. drunk. fined 81 ana costs.
the HUNTINGTON Republican League
Club erected 81 pole to-day from which to
suspend Il campaign banner.
marriage license was issued by the
Clerk 81 III" Corporation court to-day to
thaS ". iiuturd and bertha Jones.
REAL ESTATE Dl'Il..--rhcTt- vas but
on" decd recorded to-day: Old Dominion
inNc*iment Company TO sarah Dudiow,
consideration $lN5.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-06
COULDN'T GEORGE REID
He SWaarS 10 Statement Charging Attempt
10 Make Him Desert Principle.
he is A TRULY CONVERTED REPUBLICAN
since lee Inns Seen the Error of
His Way he ia Finn in the Faith
Gnng of Crap Shooters Arrest.
ed-!A Red Itot Political Meeting
i'm Isle of Wight County.

Suffolk. Va. Oct. 5.-Some people can
be 60 reed into voting against their con-
vict;ons and principles The !ntim.da-
ton Is usually the more effective when
financial results are involved and bust
ness interests are impcril 4. There are
those whose meat and bread dependence
has to be given proceed nee. and their
independence At the ballot box * shack
led. MIR. w. H. Reed is not one Of these
He has bcsn tricd and found not wanting.
Mi Reed is not = wealthy man. hut
he regards the right of casting his bal
lot In accord with his principles as a
mos; sacred privilege. He cant be in
Inundated, even If personal or business
sacrifices are made the alternative. lie
Is tue to his principles. true TO Demcc-
racy. true 20 Bryan and Sewal. He will
vote the Democratic ticket. attempted
Republican coercion TO the contrary not
wIthstandinG.
w. II. Reed used TO he Republicans:
but lie Isn't now. He has be- II voting
the Republican ticket since 1872. He
has not only voted the Republican ticket.
but he has talked for It's success and
worked Tor its success. After the NOM
inntion of Bryan and Sewall. and the
adoption of the Chicago platform Mr.
Reed came over and ANNOUNCED his de-
cisiou to support the - musrlttc nom
inccs. He enrolled as It meuhc: o: the
Bryan and Snwall Club. His former
Republican friends didn't like this ac-
.Nat'i' itN hl-futt'Nu ~ !NIt- MN bith
when persuasion wouldn't work They
failed.
There was political speaking in SUI
folk on Saturday night. Mr Reed was
In the audience SO was Col. l.. f. Har-
per, Il staunch euppor;cy ana rsonal
friend Of William Mckinley. lie was
originally from Ohio. Colonel Harper
II Is alleged, wen, 10 Mr.. Reed. and after
II few remarks. told MIN with emphasis
that he must d. eide 20 vote the ltepub-
lean ticket or take the alternative of
su:rende ing his bond on which are
County Republican Chairman H. u.
Brooks and George l.. Barton. secretary
OF the Executive Committee Mr.. Reed
Indignantly refused 10 comply with any
such threats. lie was mad They might
take the bond and do their worst. but
there was one thing he wouldn't sur
render his principles. Mr.. Reed says
there are several responsible persons
who have voluntarily offered to so on
his bond.
Following is n copy Of an affidavit
which Mr.. Reed sworc To this afternoon:
~, w. H. Reed. do hereby certify that
l.. =. Harper approached me and de-
manded that eithe. surrender my bond.
on which two Republicans. To will.
t. Brooks ana George l.. Barton-are
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Usta fsI.k.rON.

The Bramble;on w. C.. r. u. will NEE
at he home of Mrs. l.. w. Bray. 81
East Bramblcton avenue. this Afternoon
at o'clock.
The B,amhle;on Us will meet at tn,
home OF Mrs. Crider. 2I5 Clay avenue
Wednesd afternoon al 4 O'Clock.
Mr.. III. T.. Williams and family. OF
Edenton. n. c.. are visiting the finer:
sister, Mrs. J. NJ. Lakeland, 222 Wind
sr avenue.
Mr.. o. j. Spann has been in a., hi.
hme. n. 3l3 East Brambleton avenue
for n week or two.
MISS Ellen Seasons AN invalid youne
lady, requests that her friends call and
see her at sos Sheldon avenue.
AT reorganization Of the Mems
meeting. held al Park Avenue Raptis,
Church Sunday afternoon officers were
elected as follows: a. b. Walker, presi-
deEt; q. w. Deal, secretary: Allen
Odendhal. assistant secretary: -
Dean, treasurer.
Mr.. 7. II. Creekmore. OF AIS Sheldon
at Virginia Beach
Mr.. James Temple has been quite sick
n number of days at his home on North
M0zar: avenue.
TO night at Festival Hall there will
he musical entertainment for the ben
ett OF me Ladies' Auxiliary of the Bro
thorhood of Locomotive Engineers. The
following is the programme:
PART l.
frof. Spaine's Unique and Novel En-
tcrt1inment, consisting OF F'eats of
Magic. assisted by Master Lee
Roy's Punch and Judy Show.
and Professor Betlino, in His Slack
VIE Act and Feats OF Con;ortion.
ocal SOLO .............. Miss G.. Pullen
Snlo ..;,.;.'.... Miss Cousin
specially Comic -. Mr.. Jno c. James
solo ........... Miss Emma Gill
Ienor Ballard ...... Mr. Frank Jordan
SOLO .............. Miss Maud Winslow
500 ..,.............. Miss Mary Walker
Specially tcomic) ..... NIr. Abe Moses
Card: lave been issued announcing
the marriage Of Miss Sarepta WILDER to
MIR. Augustus l.. Dobbs. The &c. emony
VIII take place on Wednesday evening
the 18th instant at Salem. NJ. l.. Church
in Princess Anne county. Va.
NJ. Henry lleW!tt has mover his fam
ily from South Maltby avenue TO No.
100 Maple avenue.
Mr.. Eugene Garwood and Mr.. W. H.
Asnburn Were reported as being ready TO
leave last night foy points North to go
by wheel from Boston 70 New York.
lteN {. w. PGt;!t preached 20 attentive
ana app:ec!at!ve congregations Sunday
morning and night at Mckendrcc.
Ny. Joe Edmunds. who d!sanpcarc1
unexpectedly some months ago. much In
the grief of his friends and family. has
returned u his folks on Granville ave
nue..
Members of the Blamb!s ION w. G. y
I. who wish 10 attend rhc State Con
ven;!3n at Newport News may secure
tickets At reduced rates by getting Ger
titicaies from the president AZ the NEE.
ing this afternoon.
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THE runACCo As<u, zhrIoN.
Petersburg. Exchange E.cc!s GHieeis
SAFES Bc.im Wednesday,.

Petersburg, Va, oct. iSpec.aD.-
The annual M ting OF the TnhIC-J rs
ociation was held at tn E%rhaast 90
day and the following officers =c.ed Tor
The ensuing term: President. s,'ih 30
ling; vicsprcsid nj. Il. i. angina =;
board of MANAGES. bav!d Duu!4p. a..
j. J. perc!val!. James H. Gray act JonE
IL. Mac..a; secretary, John i'-nl!-s F.
The presidon; submitted his 23nuai ie-
port In which he s.d. - that ihc eX-
change was in fine financial Cpnuisin".
and that the Board Of Arbitration nal
had no matter before 1t Ion Two ) sa';.
The sale Of loose ;tbiceg Viii 9s%in
at the different waren puses on NtGncs-
day morning neNt. ana IL Is Nprc"i ia
the sales VIII he Ia Ge Mi Morris Levy
rhc Mckinley. Hobart and Ih)rJ C~n-
paIgn club, when was rcc,n,ly ctGan-
lied here.
Mr. John Boael has rendered his rtsig-
nation TO the Electoral Bol"i as hne OF
the judges Of election Cor the SIKH
Ward. Since the last q elton Mr. isczel
mas been appointed a menbeg vi the
police force.
Just before pr5nounclng IN hen' dc
ton after his service Sunday night Key.
j. y. Barker pastor of W.st End Zap
;ist Church. rendered his resignation as
Dcce mber 30 next. Mr.. Barker gaze no
reason for his action. and ne offering OF
his resignation Was great surprise -
hts congregation.
Mr.. Barker came 20 Petersburg about
four and half years ago from Acconac
county TO accep; call 10 the pastoral"
of this church
Mr.. Mayo, Foreigner. was very lady
injured near Petersburg Jew days ago
by falling from The truck OF a car He
was brought 20 this city yesterday after
noon on the train from the South, and
was taken 10 The Home for the Sick fcr
treatment
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-06

An eloring couple lert here yesterday
morning for Halifax. y. =, - have The
nup;ial knot tied.
1t was learned to-da% from gentle
man mat iac recent storm MAS very
sever" in Arniba county. and that with
in 4 radius of five miles not less than
twenty barns we're blown down ~. de-
str0ycd by lire. Those which wer, buru-
ed were stored with tobacco. which had
recently been fired. llunh:eis o. trees
Were blown down. ana fences for NIL ;;
were Frustrated
The severe Storm which was expected
yesterday did not mu;er!allze I'm p..eIs-
mug. The Western Union Telegraph o.
fee KEEP; open all dag in expectation Ct
the storm. ana lneman was sen, from
mere 10 Richmond 10 look dr',r tn wire $
between the TWO cities
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-06
CLAIMS THE THRONE.
The Romantic History Of Don Carlos,
!. The Spanish Pretsndsr.
THREATENED WITH ANOTHER STRIFE
NE IS Third in The Limo or Claim.
ants 10 tho Spanish Crown-Thc
long silent Carlos Again Threat.
cnins-t I'd Make Another Frantic
ntd Tor the Throne.

Poor Spainl With her hands full In
looking after rebellious colonies, she is
threatened with revival of an ancient
civil strifewhich has many times drenched
tlie lend in blood. With her troops eight
ing desperately to retain Cuba, with more
soldiers needed for the revolutionists in tho
PhilippilM and with Puerto Rico already
TO break bose comes tho long silent Don
Carlos threatening to mako one more
frantic bid for the throne
OF course 60 the average American it
would seem somewhat unpntriotic for Don
Carlos to plunge Spain into civil strife Just
at this critical period, when the rich islands
which she has held so long and 30 tena-
ciously mag be swept away. But the gal
liant Carlos meets this in n very ingenious
manner. he says he is perfectly free to
choose any opportune moment to assert his
rights. There is every indication, too that
3 She CarliBts think that identical moment
Is not far of. Tho recent action OF tho
Csrlist deputies in withdrawing from the
chamber is significant and gives color to
The rumor that all Carlist adhcrcnts
throughout Spain have been warned to Fro
pare for call to arms
Just who this Don Carlos Is who claims
o right to rule over the SpRniards Instead
of the boy King Alfonso XII may possibly
have been lost sight Of 1t is story rs
old and asromantic as any connected with
modern events, Tho royal row dates back
to tho beginning Of the present century,
when Ferdinand VII was closing n trou-
bled reign. Ferdinand found little COM
/ fort In his crown. He had just got to
relgning nicely when Napoleon gobblcd up
his kingdom and made him resign In favor
of Joseph Bonapartc. Ferdinand rc-
mained q prisoner in Franco until tho
downfall Of tho first empire, and then he
was restored to his throne. He found
Spain hotbcd Of political excitement,
and, being n man Of weak mind, he was
banded back and forth between the crown
D supporters and the popular parties.
About oil that Ferdinand was indus
trious in pursuing was marriage. Within
the space Of rs years he married fivo wives
in succession. Tho last one, Princess
Christinaof Naples, was woman Of much
strength of mind AS well rs great personal
attractions. She became the mother of his
first child, n daughter If the child had
been q boy, all would have been we'll and
tho Carlist war would have never been
fought. But it was girl, and the girls
mother Was ambitious, Before King For
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-06
HUSTEI;SYlI.I.E.
ALFRED r. RowLEY.

The Sewing Circle of the Huntcrsville
NJ. l.. Church will-.-esumc their weekly
exercises this month
Rev. j. G. Lennon Is assisting Eev
MY, Wallace in meeting at Providence
Church. Princess Anne county.
Mr.. Nick Hansen and his sou-in.low
are visiting the formers BROTHER Mir. II
{. Hansen. GA Central avenue.
The funeral OF Mr.. William 4. Hin
ge!ty, who died last Saturday. was
held at the residence. No. Il Ch,r,-
zoia avenue. yesterday afternoon at 40
O'Clock. The services were conducted
by Key w. II. Atwill pastor of Cum
berland Street Methodist Church. Mem
bers OF Portsmouth Lodge. No. 16. X. Of
r., and Washington Lodge. ]. o. o. +.
or which he was member, were in at
tendance. The interment was in Elm
wood Cemetery.
Mr.. George H. Blevins, OF West Pond
Beach, Florida. is on a visit 10 his sis
ter, Mrs. a. V. Prince. No. 10 Avenue
c: He brought with him a specimen
OF cocoanut growth. being cluster of
twen:y-three we'll developed ones on n
single bough-quite a curiosity.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-06

Twice has Don Carlos rcplcnishcl his
purse by a fortunate marriage. His first
wifc was the Princess dc Bourbon With
whom he lived for years in poverty. Tho
ueath OF his wife's uncle and aunt brounht
them big inheritance, but when the prin.
cess died, three years ago. it was found
that Don Carlos had squantcred the most
OF II. In 1894 he startled his I.cgitinist
loiioWers IN France 10y his marriage 10 the
wealthy Princess de Rohan. who is 20
years younger than he and has in her veins
ehe Diood OF several royal houses. This
marriage makes him not only the Carlis,
ieauer' out placed him ut the head OF the
Bourbon descent
ALFRED Il ROwtry
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-06
Town or SUFFOLK

| sureties. or vote the Republican ticket
have been a lifelong Republican. blu,
am now supporting Bryan and Sewall
and emphatically refuse to surrender my
threatened coercion. (Slgncd) ~. II.
Reed
"Swo:n and subscribed TO before me
This 9TH day of October. 1896.
~. n. burgess. n. Pr
AN EXCITING RAID.-The crap
shooters Of BENEFITS Pasture thought
iheir pusition was imprcgua BILE. But IL
wasn't They dened the law and its
officers. hut their defiance resulted in
hauEht but submission. Constable
Branch last year pulled gang of TWEEN
iv-iwo in Sleepy Hole, and the Ben
netts Pasture gamblers viewed their
associates arrest with contempt. One
OF them sent Branch n message defying
Elm To come down there and attempt
IN arrest. They were men, and would
not submit 10 ii. He would find diff
cerent metal from that which he loca ted
rmong the Sleepy Hole bone-slIngers
i'ranch's official blood was fired. He
was determined.
Late Saturday night Branch drove
down in the vicinity of BENEFITS Pas
thre. He knew what to expect and he
prepared. Being directed to the hall.
where the crap festival was in progress,
ne listened. Inside there We're money
:nd bones rafting. Fumes of tobacco.
smoke and whiskey eXudcd through the
dear and window creviccs. The sport
Ing blood of the inmates was up. The
game had begun. Come scben."
come lebcn." crap him to DEATH"
'scbcn caught him. and similar
phrases could be heard as the sport pro-
crossed.
The ausricious moment had come.
branch suddenly burst in on the crowd.
He held Il pistol in each hand. and as
he advanced he ordered hands up"
end they went ur-slngly and in pairs.
The rest was easy. The crappcrs were
dumhfounded.
= Branch was he acted none too fast.
Two or three revolvcrs We're lying
around the room. bu; their owners were
"owerlcss before the: had time 10 use
them. The officer had the drop.
IL al! twelve men were captured.
They were carried on Sunday before
Justice u. l.. Everett, who fined them
81 80 and costs each An Of the fines
were paid. These gamblers had money
ana credit too.
RED HOT ISLE OF WIGHT-Pol!t-
:as had full SWAY al Isle of Wight Court
to-dav Nothing was talked of or
thought about but politics. Orators
We're summoned by large crowds who
stood still ana swallowed whole bushels
- financial wisdom as ii was hurled
fOrth bv cNpohents of the respective
uartics
The Democrats had a great day.
-hev We're addressed by Candidate W.
y. Young. of Norfolk, and Judge W. ii.
Manu-. of Petersburg. They entertained
nrt! instructed large audiences. who
were apuarentlV interested in the dis
cuSsion. The speakers were cheered 10
the echo
Th" Republicans also made their pre-
:enc" known. They had campaigners
present who talked with much display Of
knowledge on the financial issues Their
auditors We're principally colorch pcO-
nlc Tn" Republican speakers were
Candidate X. y. Wise. OF Williamsburg:
-. l.. Croner. of Norfolk; G. w. i.aSsitcr.
OF Suffolk. and George Pryor.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-06
IaUSEBREaHER CAUGHT.
4 Richmond Rur=inr Arrested in
Newport News.

Newport News Va. oct g.. Special
Ino Ivlor. color.d atlas Albert Jones.
ctc, VINO = wanted in Hicnupud Tor
housrh,cal,iug wa arrested by &riS,un;
Reynolds to-day "a hc Cryharl was about
to embark IN AN oyster boat. TYLER. under
the assumed maine OF Albert ZONES has
been living in this city Tor sometime. fie
was employed rs GriVcr 10y Dr. Greasy q
few weeks ago.
TWO BRIDES IN \ SINGLE DAY
Cards are out Today Tor The marriages OF
Mr.. j. II. O. i:rowu ana Miss %cll'" Grace
Bertha Miller Chandler. Both marriages
Will be sulcmui2rd Oh the ltth instant
POLICE Wr.-JIstiCe i. -. q
Brown pres, ding, Alex stevenson, G!@or-
Cserly fined s. and costs.