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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
NORFOLK vIRGINIAN: SUNDAY. AUGUST 2. 1896
NATIONAL DEBT STATEMENT.
The Debt Increased over Ten Millions
I'm July.

Washington, Aug. 1.-The debt state
ment issued this afternoon shows q net
increase In the public debt. less cash i'm
the Treasury. during July of slO,S57.-
creased $780,
The non-interest-bearin debt de-
creased s4l6,72G and cash in the Treasury
decreased $ll,27S624.30.
The balance of the several classes Of
debt at the close of business July 81
were:
Interest bearing debt, ss47, ,s64 .25O: debt
OH which interest has ceased since ma
turity. 81 .633 $40; debt bearing no inter-
est: S373.315.O94; total. sl,222, ,3l29S4.
The certificates and Treasury notes
offset by an equal amount or cash In the
Treasury outstanding ut the end of the
month was 55,212,sT3, an Increase of
sS.10a.000. The total cash in the Trea-
sury was SS51 1868, ,I4T; the gold reserve
was Sl00.000 900; net cash balance, Sl66,
15S472.
In the month there was an increase of
gold coin and bars of S5. .991 .S60 the total
at the close being $50, ,224. OF silver
there was an increase of Si2ll.i33 or
depostores Si59S6,913, against sl6S57
354 at the end NJ the proceeding month.
The official Treasury statement shows
that the receipts of THE government for
July were $4,000, ,G97 and the expenditures
were 42.0SS,46S, n deficit for the month
of $13.o1S.ST.
The rece:pus for July were almost cx-
aotly what they were in July. 1895, while
the expenditures were $4,000. 900 greater:
The customs receipts for July were Sl2-
$3.50, or S2.000,000 lcss Than for July
1895. while the receipts from internal rev.
enue were s14.302,532. or nearly 81. 600 600
greater than those for July. 1895. In ex-
peneIitures the prfntcipal Items that show
an increase over July. 1895. are civil and
miscellaneous. $4,000, 900; navy, 81. .4O0. 900,
and pensions, S400, 900.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
DEMOCRATIC HEADauAnrERs.
Ht In Thought TINT washington Will
PCObnblY be Selected.

Washington, Aug. 1.-Senator Faux
ner last night received n telegram
from Chairman Jones, of the National
Democratic Committee. in which he
said ii would be impossible for him to
reach this city before late Monday
night or Tuesday morning. Until he
arrives no positive Information will be
at hand concerning the probable loca-
tion of national Democratic headquar-
ters. although there appears TO be very
good grounds for the impression that
the chairman has decided upon this city
and the old Wormley Hotel as the best
possible location. Senator Jones having
thus postponed his visit, Chairman
Faulkner. of the Congressional Com
mittee, will run up to Martinsburg
this evening and spend Sunday in the
mountains with his family.
Senator Faulkner this morning in
duiged in little good-natured fun at
the expense of Vice Chairman Apslay.
OF the Republican Committee. That
gentleman recently said that there was
no Tree silver sentiment in New Eng.
land. Mr.. Faulkner quoted n letter
from Massachusetts TO show that In Mr.
Apsleys home. the Hudson (MassD In
dependent had come out for free silver
anu mat Bryan free silver club had
aiso peen organized in the home of the
chairman of ;he Republican committee
ad national debt state ment eJ
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
NOTORIOUS cRooK ARRESTED.
u. y. Kirby Wanted sn Boston for
Robbery from tile peruon.

Detectives Arlington and P,ince ar
rested yesterday afternoon III. S. Kirby.
who Is wanted in Boston on a char of
roDnery from the person. Kirby. who Is
Mergehehaler typesetutng machine op-
era'oH' came to this city a short while
ago ana secured II pos7Jion as composftor
Oh the force of n mounting lEew;ipaper
Meantime the police authorities had
received photograph and description of
me man who Is wanted I'm boston. and
bnec'lves Arringtcn and Prince were
Iut on the case. After some clever work.
unese officers located their man and he
was taken into custody Just as he was
gong to work last evening.
Kirby IL married man. but hos wife
Is not here with him. He has bean occu-
pyinS room on the t3Fard floor of the
building at the corner OF Bank and HUl
Streets, where his tinlnl was searched
by the authorities A quantity of his
wife's clothing was found, and also a
complete opum%smolu.ng outfit, with a
quantity of the drug
klrby's criminal record Is in the hands
OF the Norfolk police. 1t de O. long and
unenviable one.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
Was Afraid ofHis Navy.

The incident which led to the order
for the extinction of the Turkish navy
was as follows: A transport was bring
ing number of time expired men
home, when they respectfully mutinied
and begged their officers to go below. as
they wished to do something which
might not be approved Of. Some nom
commissioned officers then took com
mand and anchored off the palace. and
after firing salute. began shouting:
Long live the Sutanw
This demonstration caused Immediate
CONSERVATION at the palace, and various
nigh officers were dispatched to parley
with the mutineers. but they insisted
on seeing the minister, and when he at
last appeared they said they knew the
sultan had given the money to nav
them, but they had not received it, and
they would not bulge until they did
No arguments were of any avail. and
the money had to be sent for and dis
t:ibuted. after which the men weighed
anchor and gave up the ship again. The
Sultan. however. reflected that what q
transport had done peaceably neavilv
armed man-of-war might do with evil
intent. and. calling Hassan Pagha To
him. he declared that he wanted no
more navy.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
Review OfJtsIy.

Inc weather over the North Atlantic
during most of the month has bepn mod
Srate. south of the 18th parallel cXcept-
ing In the fog belt, ii has benn nlmnst
continually fine, only n few scattering
reports OF gales, moderate in force and
snort In duration, having been received
North of the above parallel there we're
Ehies' principally from the southwest,
iroin the 80 10 the 9th and from the Sth
10 the 18th of the month, due to tho twu
storm areas whose centcrs are shown on
me chart between the 50th and Goth nar-
allcls. '''' p"'
Inc harometric prcsgure has been
generally below the normal north of 10
deg. north. Over the west COASTS of
Europe and the British Isles and the
ocean adjacent aytcyclones, or areas
oL nigh pressure. have predominatcd,
This arrangement of conditions caueed
southwest to westerly winds. princi
paily. over the northern central part of
the ocean. with variable winds OF moi
much force between the Azores and
Western Europe.
In the vicinity Of the Azores the pres
sure has been about. normal. but tho
center OF the high area has been to the
hortward and eastward Of its average
position.
The trade winds have been regular
while between the West Indies and Rer.
muda easterly winds, moderate to fresh
prevailed.
The winds off the American coast
South OF HatteraS have been variable in
torce and direction, although principally
from the south or southwest From
Hnttcras To Cape Race. Newfoundland
they have been from southwest or west
moderate In fresh
The first severe storm Of the month
was central. July g. near 81 deg. north.
"a deg. west. On that and the follow
ing day gales of force Is were reported.
while on the 9Th few vessels reported
gales. force l0-11.
The area of low pressure that crossed
newfoundland July s. deepened rapidly
and increased In energy. on the 9th
IL was central near So deg. north. 80 deg
west. and on the 10th near 5S deg. north
81 deg. west. On these two days whole
gales were reported while one vessel re-
ported the squalls of full hurricane
force. Lowest barometer, 2S. so inches.
The most marked feature of the month
was the large areas OF fog reported.
Several westbound vessels first met the
fog near % deg. west and with the ex-
ception of short intervals. did not have
clear weather again till reaching the
American coast Many others had the
same experience shortly after crossing
the goth meridian.
Only ice sighted since July Is is plotted
on the chart. AS shown by the lines
there were very many bergs I'm the
vicinity of and to the northeast of Belle
Isle. The Grand Banks seem to be clear
of ice except between the Flemish Can
and Cape Race, where good num-
Der were seen. On the whole there is
less ice than in June and shipmasters
nave observed that IT is melting rapidly.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
AMAMMOTM COMBINATION
OfCapitnl IL Pierpont Worean's For.
efgn Exchange Syndicate.

New York. Aug. 1.-The foreign ex-
chanse syndicate. which was formed
by j. Perpont Morgan, has assumed
very large proportions. according TO the
reports current in Wall street. The
agreement provided that the members
of the syndicate should bind themselves
collectively to furnish bills OF exchange
to the amount OF s50,O0000O. and If call
ed upon to the further amount of S25-
100000 or $4,000 900 in all. 1t is rumored
that the offerings of credits in connec-
ton with the syndicate undertaking
have reached the enormous total of
500. 100000. The Standard Oil Company
Is understood TO have turned over 10
me syndicate all its exchange against
oil shipped abroad. Other extensjve
exporters have done the same thing.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
JOHN POPE'S FORTUNE,
Or at Least a Portion Of II, Claimed by
an Unexpected Heir In New York.
DISSATISFIED RICHMOND DEMOCRATS
Go Eto Work TO 0pposc Bryan nnd
SewalI-The Political situation I'm
the Third District Presents NO New
Devclopments-The eAuihoritics In.
SestigattnE DonneIly's Death.

Richmond. Va, August l.-spccial-An
heir heir for share OF the estate or the late
Iohn i,9 m Pope. the miilionairs. has shown up
York. He says that he has u good claim,
and will push it vigorously
The political situation I'm the district re-
mains unchanged to-day. Mr. George p
HaW has not yet been formally called
SELF. but II is confidently expected tha; he
VIII respond promptly with II declaration
OF his candidacy.
1t is now believed that young Frank
ip,onnelly, the Richmond boy who lost
ms s,sa , LIE while on the excursion OF the
Sdaiuuiday AZ, night. was murdered The YER
dict Of the Coroner's jury that "thc de-
nieted by some unknown person ''' has a'
started II police investigation of the case
hn99nneIiy,s remains were exhumed after
pea 70 this city. The intermcnt was made
IN fn ,,dr ,moiiyWood iMy o to-day The young mans
the victims OF accidents.
y Gity Detective Ward, OF Baltimore.
here today with papers for the arrest OF
=: a; Semple. former Baltimorean.
SSfempie Sfn Is charged with jumping u board
was arrested some time ago az Il lunatic
and was vas committed to an asylum
the Institution and went to Wamnton
where the detectives found him Yesterday
engnEed in surveying "A tract of inni
Ihe detective will cndcavor TO secure the
necessary necessary papers and the custody of his
Upwards OF five hundred signatures
were secured to-day of persons who will
Join in the Sound Money League move.
Inehi' me papers wenc generally circu-
Iated IN the business houses OF the CITY
Ior nnmes. The sgners subscribe to mn
agreement to Use their utmost effort To
prevent debasemcnt of the currency"
10 Ho' Note Tor w. j. Bryan, and to do as
RnSS, tR,eS thlnk proper about supporting the
n,hnl n,ehpmnllSan S; nominees for President or any
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
SENSATIONAL SUMMER PRICES.
Goods Remarked I'm Plain Figures to
Suit the Times.

Oriental Chenille rugs, 25c each.
A chenille table covers, 29c each.
Heavy twill towel crash, 31ac.
Linen damask fancy border towels.
10c.
Lancaster Check Ginghams, sc.
Mems and boys sweaters, 19c.
Fast black hosiery 10c a pair
Black and navy dress serge 121sc.
Mems Negligee shirts, 25c.. 39c.
Gents laundered shirts. 39c. soc, Use. B
Gents hemsitched handkeVchiefs &C..
each.
Mosquito netting. yards, S1c. piece.
10 yards sanitary diaper cloth. 49c.
Turkey red table damask, l5c
"a white damask napkins, regular
value Sl.50 per dozen. summer price, 97o,
Gold Tnsel drapery, l0c yard.
Buttermilk soap. &c. a box.
Large Marseiles bed spreads, soc.
Sterling silver waist sets. csc.
LEVY BROS,
Modern Store,
174 Main street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02

Number 3345s draws the bicycle at
Robert f. Holmes & Co.'S.
Mrs. Alice Bancroft and Mr.. Llyod
a. Biick will sing II duet at the morn
Church. ''l''
The Port Norfolk electric railway
carried more than $4,000 passengers du-
ring July. An increase of over SO per
cent over last July.
Detective Arlington last might located
anu anu had arrested Sam Strong, cololed,
charged with the theft of clotbinr fron,
the house of Mrs. Satchell, No. SO Chanel
street
John King was arrested last night on
a charge of housebreaking and held for
the authorities of Princess Anne county.
The policemen who trudge their long
beats through all the hot weather find
their heavy vests extremely uncon,
Portable. and they say cooler trousers
would also be acceptable.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
BUILDING ENTERPRIsE.
Casino Country Club House ana Two
Big Hotels tobc Constructed.


Matters in hotel circles in this city are
very active Just now. Besides the big
structure 10 be erected at the corner
or CRANKY street and City Hall avenue,
rumors are rife to the effect than an
eisht-story hostelry will be erected on
Main street near Commerce. 1t Is said
that the building will cost $750,0O0. Mr.
i. Il: Rogers Is said to have the deal in
hand.
The Hotel Norfolk property, 1t Is said
VIII also be Improved in the near fu-
Messrs. Carpenter & Pecbles, who are
,hc architects of the new hotel 10 be
punt by Messrs. Lowenberg. Grandy.
liafdy, and Stokes, ct CRANKY street
ana CITY Hall avenue. are now ready to
go ahead with plans for the structure.
The store and casino on Bote.ourt
street has also been begun Two stories
OF the store are completed. and ,he
tasho Is only waiting on the Shake
'pehre ana German clubs
me country Club on the blum over
looking the river below Denby's ia ex-
tOber 1st
The building being erected is commo-
nous ana elegant, consisting of a large
Slting room. bicycle room. dining-room
ana Kitchen with q broad and Sheltered
Ne'ahla almost encircllng It on the
ground floor. ana three comfortable
rooms on the second floor Its members
are among Norfolk's most prominent cI-
tizens.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
a Assignments.

Conmbus O., August 1.-The Column
M nus huggy company has assigned to
w: a. Mills and J. Fl. Thomas. The as.
SetS "Ie put at from $4,000 70 81 OO0. 900
seonilnsen; character. but they are Terv ~
large. very
- the Peters Sheet and Awning Com
pany ma also failed. The chief sock.
noiasIs in the Columbus Buggy Com
pany being Interested in this company
t,isho,i Shc,i'Eatl T;. August 1.-The Emerson
-. hsc company assigned this
Emerson and Edward
=. 49, liabilities. 1868.
%. There are no preferences. ''''
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
d ccap View.

The general verdict is that the Der
1o!mances given at this popular resort
me past week were the mos: pleasing
ever seen there. The programme prom
ised for the coming week Will be de-
cidedly the best given this sea son. The
HeW 1 races VIII be William Hickey and
Lillian Nelson, eccentric sketch artists.
De Coils and Falora. expert jugglers
Miss Trixy Coleman. singing and dan.
eng soubretie, and Irwin Il. Bush, vocal
edian and character artist. "Vho
owns the Baby" will be the comedy.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
Ohio Gold Dcunocrnt.

Coumous, Ohio, Aug. IA number of
representative go!d Democrats of Ohso
met this afternoon al the Neil House to
urrahge for representation i'm the Indian
dpos~S convention. A letter was read
from W.. d. Bynum. OF Indiana. urging
,, .l.iii 20 JOIN the movement for the nomi-
nation of a sound money Democra, M
meeting Will elect delegates 10 the Indian
apoiis convention, but no sound money
ticket will be recommended
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
In the House ofCom,non.

London, Aug. 1.-The House OF Com
n, nloilS met at noon to-day and passed on
thc!r reading several minor bills, includ- :
ing the bin for the construction of a
railway from the east coast of Africa
80 Uganda. the country in the interior re-
y Gvi.'y placed under British protection
I'Eis action IS taken with the vi.w 20
has'ehing the prorogatson OF Parlla ment
before the grouse shooting season opens
on August ~ HS''A
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
Great Special SaIe-wrights, nss
Maim street.

To start August with a boom we win.
begin on Monday and offer for the week
our entire stock of Table LINENS. ToSp.
els. Napkins, White Quilts, Lace Cur
tains, Chenille Portteres, Curtadn Goods
Cents Lsurtaa:ed agril Unlaunders,s
Shirts. Ladies' Shirt Waists. Jerisey F.s0-
bed Vests. Handllerchtefs, Gloves, AIt1sss.
Hosiery, and al1 THE sTaaial tsrgaina
Advertised during the past two sSeslssS
will hold good fer, this sale. Fog bnrgaars
call and see us this week
WRIGETSs. 1876 MaGn SxFsst.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
The CANADIAN pren,iersb,,

toronto. Ontario. Aug. IA special
from Montreal to the World saws: It
,.a - siila that news was received here
1rSterdaS by cable to the effect thai
non. Joseph Chamberlain has been
urEihg upon Premier Salisbury and the
rest or his colleagues in the English
Caolnet the advisability Of Transferring
tie ene rnor-Generalship of Canada to
or Charles Tupper, Bart, at the expira
non OF the term of Office of the pres
ent Governor-G General. Lord Aherdeen
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
The Bancron at Newnor,

Newport, X. l.. Aug. 1.-The United
States practice ship Bancroft arrived
this noon from New London. While hers
the naval cadets Will be shown through
the torpedo station and the war college.
oeS!HeS bc!ng given some liberty a bout
the city. Last night the French Dubou-
d!eu was sighted off Block Island and
pilot was put on board. but UP TO noon
she had not come in l.. was thought
she intended 10 make this port.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
liking OF B,och IsIand- Deoa

Providence, r. l.. Aug. 1.--Hon. Mich
olas Ban. the King of Block Island"
for forty years, is dead at his Ocean
View Hotel. on the island. He lea pes y
large fortune, the nucleus of which was
gathered at "Rattiesnake Bar" on The
north fork of the American river, in the
wears 1919 81
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
REPUBLICAN SPLIT.
inc esOuthnmDton Convention Elects
Two County Chafrmen

,Courtland. Va. Aug 1.-(SpeciaD-
mere mere was convention of the Repllb-
r ticans OF Southampton held here TO-DAY
apr me purpose OF selecting a county
The delegation divided the Lamb
WIFE naming Augustus Dalcs. colored
as 1selr .nelr chairman. while the anti-Lamb
iaclion reelected John ]. DYER,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
Tho White Squadron.

The battleship Maine. which has been
doing patrol duty on the Florida coast
looking out for filibusters. is expected in
HAMPTON Roads this evening.
The North Atlantic squadron will pro-
papiy arrive sometime this week.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
DO Not Miss This Week Trustees Sale
of Il. A. Saunders stock Of Dry
Gnnda mud N0Iinns

Great bargains in dress goods, white
goods. quilts, Damask napkins, towels,
cotton and muslin underwear, white
goods and notions. All goods must be
sold at and below wholesale prices. Save
money by calling this week
VIM. N. PORTLOCK. Trustee,
172 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
Three Horses Burned.

The alarm of fire at Sis O'Clock last
night was caused by THE burning of three
houses occupied by colored people on
Goff street just beyond the city limits
1T was necessary to stretch l, 500 feet Of
hose to reach the blaze. Loss, $1,000.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
Norfoik 4 western Earntne..

Philadelphia, Aug. 1.-The net earnings
of the Norfolk and Western for June as
announced to-day In the receivers state
ment OF earnings and expenses were
SlS9,45S. The net earnings of the road
from January TO June 30 were 81 lie, ,323.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
UNINTENTIoxAL SUICIDE
"eii'known Young Business
Wan I'm Aynchburr

Lynchburg. Va. Aug. 1-CharIes l.,
Moss bookkeeper. and \ nonn,ar =
young man Of this city, committed sui
Slae today with laudanum. No motive
Ior me act Is known. The Coroner re-
Dorteu II case of unintcntinnaI sliicide
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02

Bridal presents a speciality.
JOHNSTON CHINA COMPANY,
20. 81 and 3S CRANKY street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02

$50 decorated toilet set at cost.
JOHNSTON CHINA COMPANY.
20. 81 and 33 CRANKY street,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02

ssl1ewest Diseovery's-Ext. serSfi. az.
ratn. N. x. D. Rooms. Ennis. lea Massl;
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02

The most expensive savertiasns II !
70 Insert. The most expersivs n aveysS
mflns IS that which, does not ACCOM-
push Its object, no matter how Tttia
gath ''''Si iHk, . ouiy
The George p. RoweIl Advertising
,,earp Sen.pa,ty as y,naEe nave been for years large
users Of The VIrginian columns.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
a FORTUNE BUILD

last year 100000. ser who spent
HirgInian. and Ft o or It In The
Prof. Munyon, is h. sSs0s.ooo clear,
regard ncws".
builders for Others US fortune
meritorious articI.p man with q
erly written adve uses prop,
10 succeed" peht, can fall
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-05-07

to the head. If il is the blue field and
stars that are gone they are repro
duced II only rent it is darned; il
hole 1t Is patched. Then another
stripe goes and a new one is added. So
on, the old portions are blown away, the
newer standing until the new becomes
the old in turn and tears away, and in
endless evolution the old flag lives on.
1t is always the same flag, but from year
to year its entire texture is changed and
the small bits are blown away by the
winds and other small bits take their
place There is no graveyard for old
glory. 1t has perpetual life. No one
car tell when the flag which floats over
the senate was bought. 1t is still per-
feet flag. but no part of what was first
drawn to the masthead is now in ex-
istence.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-05-07
old Glory Lives On,

1t is a question which no one can
answer what becomes Of the flags which
fly session after session over the two
houses OF congress. says the Washing
ton Star. The life of flag exposed at
such height to the tattering winds
naturally cannot be long. Every now
and then after a storm a great rent Is
seen in odd glory" as it proclaims from
the housetop that our statesmen are de-
liberatiEg. Sometimes the edges only
are frayed. Sometimes a stripe is gone
or perhaps half the stars may be torn
away. Then in day or two it flies
again with all its stripes and it's stars
as II it had never suffered by the storm
asked what became of the old flags.
Nobody knew.
What do you do with them?
Nothing.
They are the same ilags--that is.
there are no new ones. The old flags
are simply meuded There is a patriotic
poem III this. old glory" has a per-
petUal life-ihat Is. cid Story" that pre-
sides over the capitol When a stripe
blows away 4 new one is put in its
place and the sana cid flag is pulled