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Decorah-posten., 1896-10-06
TiTerierne.
iilb fiifet.

"Slaa Seoilotanoen no laar', la9oe
en- alore Sorrstninssmuu /nDlls, pa
3aleu tum paa bet feilllasne SilOes
baab, itripes ben Soe Sept. Der bll.
per pitt ineeutius meo bet iaar. uastet
man bar "iet Glib" lise fra Bergen til
Sromsp, III / pmtrent ct Var wtnas
neoer, pperiti9er bog bet iamleoe ops
fiIfebe auantum neppe 10000 5sneer,
GA 6erai er meeet glanofilo. 8on,ss
balls Nmt bar leperet bet melte al aons
tinaenten. gscrolanbs Iutt Der igr paa
bette Smraaoe ueiten beltano'g bar
Itaaet iremmeit i &eften, itaar laar
lanst neoe.
On StGns bDrer man fra ale ler
gmter meuem Bergen % 5romsp, %
bet bar man M siort , Here Tiger.
Wten naar Der ices FEN til ben lamleoe
6ansit os til, at aoitlaist al oenne er
tasen paa Garu. laa fan St9n9ene
aieuueminitlis life baoe inobolot ret
mango 3pnoer Glib. Gen liolt slprte
Janait sr oesuoen life fort uGrb.
Siloeu sr imaaialoenoe os for en- Del
omtrent u~brusbar iom Sanoelspare.
st iiprre StGns, bet iprite iaar, peo
BOG Selesraien MI at berette onr. Oct
er lat i Siiiurosn, gromss Nnt. paa
oen ipppeitltse Sioe al Senjen. Men
aualiteten er life rar; Siloen er lmaas
illOenbe p9 Il9es at uGre ~"antaselig
brnobar 0anoelsuare". SuUr boloer
Den itgrre Glib, ben e9entlise Seoiilo
til iaar? SanoiDnllguis lansere tils
bars, bpor bet ler no til, at bet life
fan ialoe pore 6iifere inc at ig9e Den
OF.
Dor 6eolilo ipnes III at iinoe sob
@iteriper9iel | uolanoet, naturlispis
al ben Gruno, at ben nalteu life er at
iaa. Gen ijOr9amle Glib bar iremoes
lss in0en Sp9uing. 0et uarer ref life
Irnge, isr Den maa fas iUm alos.
les uaiiattelig.
Sptmafrelfiitet
giuer iremoeles ct np9enlunoe rimeliat
ubbptte. Ter er ppfiltet 5000 Sgnper
moo 1000 iijcr.
g ommerfiiferierne
ct bet lint mec.
Store9fiifet
fan oppiie ouer ct M%iooelsaars gifaI.
ming. Eaa bet iibite bar a~peiteIanalteu
uoe paa Storessen faitet soot al fig.
Se,fiifet
I bet nuroeniielofc sluer ct sobt yiib.
oelsaar.
Oct uenite Sitbefiife
bar en- lpuenoe 8~espnoelie. Giatianpt
maa 10 Siloeu enonu beutes t9naere
fra Sano, % 6ansiten iOrcsaar oerior
meo 9%rlpsarn. Wen Silferne fan
alliseocl iisue uptil so SIR. for Staten.
De iaar osiaa lin 5ansit gobt betalt.
giu er uemIis Siloen paa bisic aaater
Ieo % ooltilli9 mere pGroiiulp eno
ieuere ben paa Narst.
Men meoeuS be ipenIfe sstItere M |
usepis bur hentet fig en- nofiaa uaffer
6ortlenelte peo 9rioaarnfiIfe noe, i
RIM CO. lisaer oeres Nabcrr, bore
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-06

IRA srmla, 3uOten, bcrt.tes, at Der
poo Here zteocr or irrciommes Gp'
,ei,r poa Iruao at Dc Hurtl8 tttgeHoc
s~prnpriicr. &c arttJo:uoc 9loSler,
iOm lille hauoc siaoo III at ioripre lg
u,co aorn iur SrG0. ier Guisrnf neg,
CT ueiattc ior Suusersnpp.
Bore ,5urmcrs betluger ii9 opfr, OF
g,riicn yaa Spsoe er aItior Iap' %
7pltet i Snoicu eipr CprOr, ''roi 9o''
oeyriien CT nltior bst.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-06

oanpsmanb pso @raniel. sanite rulio
Ga Ter paa. Gs buurior? Reppe al
ouben Gruno, eno at bette Slass 5it,
er uoaet mt. Tom be life icr bar grF.
pet.
Der mausler ianoelis itie pua, at
Der / glabe us 1iosifrifter bar par.t
irsmtolpt Neopenoisbeoen al at cor
Giferbeioltnius mere fulste meb 9ioen
Ga is9te at iere Jig baaoe pore esne o.
andres Griarinser til Nptte. "Niten.
v%oiten" bar iaaleoes Gang paa Sang
uaret inoe pau Gmnet. Nen bet Ter
life no til at bare npttet fort. Oct er
beivnberlist, men bet CT bog 9ilialoet,
at paa De andre Setter fslser ri notiau
aoot meo. 8Or 2anobonarins ltaar
paa .Ssioe meb be melt iremifreone ga,
TONERS, bort Saanoperf liselebes. Men
tommer ri til Jiiteribeoriften, iaa uil
ri / ilere Ssneenoer fiuoe aarbunorsOs
sammslt stel % lise iaa sanle Drifts.
maaoer.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-06
Span9cn CT YuItem.

ade os anta8e, ne Seres SeifiGitiselie err iiilS'o'
cenoe = at Dc iaa at itse er irntst til Stup puItta
paa ct ener anoet touaOr. ener maaifs til 9,apsritoIen
| en- ener aneeu itpr 5abrii. hpor De er tpunlsu IT! al
arbeiOc ira 1prgru III 2liten; Z snoasen er GeTfS
enete SotIeoal eiter euot Gaarerf penoer 3e blrii'
iret baaoe paa aaib ca sssene: 9eres eeIie %
eiprfe ~bespnoer al iviate Fem. Sporleoes uil 1eSa
beoit tuane g~lcnuinoe ben table S,psfrait? Seuisis
rel,en pelsr uperuelsnbe oerbeu. at soitstters a'a''
S'tters rr aeres i%iireite. msit p allpslae 1885,
auter. grIa ben peohoIoenor. o. 3erss Spleni VI
iaart ~aienDiroe fin tibltsere aius'tfbea. ppsrsnff'
6uHttton oil iaa en- iraitia 5reH bis p. Siitertn 0'
life I'm stss ree 9erosiitei, sspnlssbeo. Dp pan
R~oritppp lie % gaIceipae. Oct diutuoer o. iiso''p
Ter 'abusr 5orm al YtaIatiaiose. u psunrattsmt o.
malaria. (Cttl
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-06

Oct ItptIfe % bet ~bolanoife Slloe,
fife Itdar pmtrent paa Seioe meo no.
ligere Glars 5unsit, faHife noset lauere.
Oct ameri ia lie Mafrelfiife
bar sipst msset al bet oobbelte mob
flor. wten iaa bar 10 5iuraaret Osian
ct fpmplst Mafreluaar baabe for Npr.
aes oa 9orbamerifas geofommenbe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-06

Many will enroll at DEBORAH Institute
Nov. ,. Send for circular and specimep
of writing. The use of text books 70
free and day board is ~ .25 a wees.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-23
COW. noorn AND WIFE nEs1aN
And Sever Their EteIntions With the
SAIEMlion Army OF Cmitcd Stntes

New York, Feb. 2o-Commander Bal
linstun Booth and his wife. Maud Bal
tngton Booth. are no longer at the
head OF the American Divisi:n O.! the
Salvation Army ana have declined to
ACCEPT foreign appointment They
gave mp their command Mt mldnlltA,
on Thursday. The. cause of the imme-
diit;e severance of tlcir re!a w..h
the Salvation Army of the I'nittl
states was peremptory demand ty
Commander Herbert Bo-th. represent
ing the international headuuRIt,Ts In
London, for the immediate transfer to
the Commissioners OF intcrna tioual
Headquarters Of the command of this
country. which carries w..i il the Title
- all property of the army In the
United States
Another feature of the trouble I'm The
salvation Army growing out of the
deposition Of General Halilnston Rooth
from the command Of the army In The
United States developed to-day. IL IS
the outcome of the mass meeting held
recently in this city. at which Hon
Chnuncey NJ. Dcpew presided. At that
meeting resolutions asking that Cen.
eral darlington Booth Sc retained ns
commander here were adopted and
cahled To International Hcado,,arters
In London. Mr.. Dcpew to-day received
Il reply. which shows that General
Booth. tn" lnterna ioual Commanders,
Is firm in his decision as td the change
of command in the United States. and.
further. that as long ago as January
$lst, General BallnRton Booth had
handed in his RESIGNATION as :, result
OF his removal from the command In
this country. This resignation, II ap-
pears, resulted III the sending Of three
mediatorS to this country. but their
mission was unsuccessful. The cable
gram received to-day bv AIr Depew Is
aS follows:
London. Feb 80. 1896.
Hon. Chaunccy NJ. Dcpcw. New York
Cablcd Con. Summary yours. l!c in
struCts cable universal changes ana
equity compel him confirm arrange
mcnts Profoundly dcplures resignation
dated 3lst January. Has done by three
mcdiators utmost without success
BRAMW BOOTH.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-23
STRrtli a REEF.
fhe New Steamer shelter Island Rims
on n Florida Reef and StnE.

Key West. Fla. Feb. 22.-Shortly or-
Ter 10 o'clock last night the schooner
race came into port. bringing CaptaIn
Iuttle and crew, of the steamer Shelter
Island. aud reported the sinking OF tho
vessel OF Loggerhead Key. twenty
Miles 10 the eastward of this city.
The Captain reports that about two
hours after leaving Miami YESTERDAY
ana at y O'Clock the steamer struck on
reef just this side Of Lower Sound Point
He Immediately put on q fun head Of
steam and started her pumps in an EN-.
HeaHor TO reach tiis city. They kent
her free until off the American shoals
when the pumps became choked ana sis
rapidly filled. sinking in live fathoms uf
water. The steam tugs Clyde and Child:
Went TO her assistance. The Childs ~.
turned this morning and reported the
steamer a total loss. The schooners
Race and Mckay saved part OF her fur
nishings
Archer Harmon is president and Ed
ward Morley Is general manager of this
line. Both officers arc residents OF
Jacksonville.
The shelter Island was the new
steamer put on between Miami and
Key West 10 connect with the cas-,
coast line
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-23
FOUND DEAD, IN BED
Honorable NJ. D, Harier, a Noted Democratic
Statesman, Takes His Own Life.
he WAS A SUFFERER FROM INSOMNIA a
Bullet Entered IEis Right Temple ana
the Revolver WIN Which He Com.
iniifed the Rash Act Found Lying
by His Sisie-I.enves Letters for Mlr
Wife nnd Iusiness Associates. q

Cleveland. O.. Feb. 22.-A special To
the Press from Fostoria, o.. says. Hon.
NJ. d. Hnrter. was found dead shortly
before noon to-day at the house Of Sh.H
perintendent Knapp, of the Inter-State
Gram Storage Company. He was In
bed and by his side was revolver. The
bullet had entered the right temple, ana
he had been dead for some time MT
llartcr had been here for several dayH
OH business with the Isaac Harter Com.
pany, of which he was president. He
had been suffering from insomnia for
several days. and yesterday complained
OF severe pains in his head. Last eveil-
ing lie attended II supper at the Presby-5
ierian Church and seemed In good spir~ y
It's. Returning to the home of Mr.
knapp he retired about his usual hour
and nothing more was seen or him until
hc WAS found. re-
Several letters addressed to businesn
associteS and one to his wife, who Is at
her home. In Philadelphia. were found
i'll his room. Michael u. Hnrter was4
! one of the most prominent Democrats I'M
the Fifty-thrd Congress. his position
| upon the money question giving him a.
national reputation. He went to Con-
gress from Mansfield, representing Sem
atur Shermnn's home district. and he
stood high In commercial circles. is
Mr.. liarter yesterday took out a.
$lGD,0G0 gold bond l,fc policy, being as
aured by the agent that If he committed
suicide his heirs would receive the valua
of the policy.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-23
r.uE yGrTonIou. unvsSEn.
nIe Returns 10 FL I'aso ana CRshcs His
Easily Wen ChccNs.

FL Paso. Tex, Feb. 22-At . O'Clock
this morning Southern Pacific train No.
20. bearing the prize lighting ci owd
from L.ang.ry. arrived al the depot.
Flt@sitnmcr.S was Oh The platform III
the second coach and lD. was loudly
cheered by tn" large crowd which h3d
assembled. Maher ana his friends did
me-: make themselves cons picuous. seem
!nEly erad!nS the c",wd all pnny could
hiIZsimnonS Went a. once to the 81,
Charles. where Il!s WIFE and Nirs. Julian
were stopping. and after receiving the +
congratulations accompanied by .u-
Fan. he went 10 the Telegram n Office and
from there 10 tine state National Bank.
waerc. although III" bank was observing
the holiday. the certified checks repre-
seniing the purse We're rashcd al.i the
larger share Of the amount pul into
New York exchange. Julian remark
ing that a considerable sum was owing
In Tire tiast and II would be Settled al
once. After leaving the bank ritZsim
mons procured a hack ana drove TO
Inc Rangers camp. where Ranger
Yates had Nero, the pei lion
Sh uid F!t2s!mmons and Carb.tt NEE.
soon the former would have sons
suoEs hackers in FL pagp. fer while
ne call the knock -ou; "uaauC,
blow" the general belief is thai Fl,z-
simmons Is the best fighter known 4,
day. :
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-23
>Ht ASEK OLYMPIA EESTES
orertakcn nmd Passed by the steamer
Empires" of InIfn.

san Francisco. Feb. 22.-Thn Yoko.
mama correspondent; Of a llra paucr
Wfiiing under date of January 2S. saws
.he !, hited states cruiser OLYMPIA, whle
on me way 20 Nagasai;i from Kobe. vas
oN"rtakcn ana passed bv the Canadian
racine steamer Empress OF India. Thn
news al the run created consijern HE
surprise, as the Olympia on her way
riom Yokohama to Kobe. encountered
q storm and. according TO reports from
hef oihcefS, not only behaved masn!fi-
Gently. hui achieved II speed of OYER
twenty-five Knots an hour. The ccrre
Spendeni concludes his letter as follows
The impression IS as notcnt rs y;
iact with these Orirnta!s and If the
American Government wants 10 give H.
shiphuild"rs good advertisement. and
ASSIST them iu the ricStigc they have
honestly earned. IL Viii order the Olvm-
pia to make Il speed run in the presence
OF doubling Foreigners
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-23
SOL HAAS SURPRISED.
Presented with II Massive silver Scr.
vice From Old Associates.

Washington. Feb. 22.-Sol Haas for
merly assistant TO the president Of the
Southern railway, and for a quarter Of
century in charge of the traffic Of In"
old Richmond and Danvilc railroad
was greatly surprised tonight when a
committees. representing 4 large number
of his old associates and employees. call
cd at his residence in this city, and pre-
sented him with large oakcn chest
containing Il massive silver service. com
prising lea and coffee sets and a COM
pletc table service, as Il testimonial OF
their lasting affection
The party consisted OF Captain w II
Green. general superintendent: j. NJ
Cuip, traffic manager: ". A. Turk. gene
raj passenger agent; X. y. Carpenter
general Eastern agent: f.. X. Price
agent Philadelphia; j.. $. Brown. gene
raj agent; $. II. liardwick. assistant
general passenger agent.
MIR. lIardwck made beautiful pre-
sentation address, filled with loyalty ana
affection. and Mr.. Haas responded hap
PLY. attributing any success he had en-
joyed To the efficient support he had al
ways received from his CO. workers and
friends. Probably no man has ever
held the affection OF his men more
closely than Sol Haas.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-23
REPORTS ARE DENIED
By General WeyIer, that He Has Ordered
Any Executions Since His Arrival.
He ALSO REPORTS NUMEROUS VICTORIES
Which iu An Unofficial Way Are Bcs
ienntcd as TttrrIy Unreiinble by
Two American Citizens ut Icy
West-A Brutal Murder Committed
by Spanish Soldier.

Washington, Feb. 2a-The following
Wspatch has been received al the Span
ism legation:
Havana. Feb. al.-Piease emphatically
ana absolutely deny the reports Ct the
correspondents OF executions since my
arrival Since am in tn" island not
single execution has been made.
CApT.-GEN. WEYLER
Havana. Feb. 22.-Gcncral E:ldoro de-
feated yesterday forces of GomeHs
command. Some time later me met 9th
ers o: Maceo's in the Morales planta-
iion. int!!:tng upon them several
losses. Two troops OF the cavalry bll-
gade OF General Aldecoa. commanded
by Col. Maro;o, obliged the enemy TO
couuteG-inarch, under the fire OF the
infantry, killing eight, among them an
officer.
col. Hernandez defeated the enemy in
Ticida Melena, near Jarco. and over
powered nca: the town OF la Cata-
lima. The forces OF Macco. which were
:"tcnclcd in good posit IONS. C'largin:;
Two Of these positions al the point of
The hayoast, and disudging them from
the others succcs Sivsly The enemy
iiiadc ih1 last stand III ;nc above mem
t.aned town. and gan Ia fire il, being
unable u succeed by the quick mevc-
Mei cf TN. troops and only succeeding
in burning: Il few houses from the
suburbs.
In the SAINT; Spiritus district. L!euten-
aE;-Colonsl Arniillam defeated five
times In diGeren; places the insurgent
leader Seraiin Sanchez. ana later defeat
Ell the rebel leader Tello.
WEYLER.
In regard TO these dispa tches the fol-
lowing explanation is given:
I" understand the operations aoiu-
ally conducted against the main bodies
OF MaHimo Gomez and Antonio Ma@eo
il l. we'll To bear in mind that the locs!i-
ties named in General Weyler's do
patch are situated in ii territory in
me shanr OF an irregular diamond, <l!c
ui the sides being between Jarucu and
f.!nlalm. on the ra!l;oad from Havana
10 MatanZas AsuaciaIe: the second be-
tween Empalm and Ginez. Oh The rail
ro6d from the latter 10 En,palm.
through La Catalina and Sayara Can
mos. in aae main road from Hnyan 10
Gnines. and the fourth across the coun
trN from cuatro through TepaStc 10 lar
uco All OF this tcrliiary beinc In the
Havana province. rh" main body or
me insurgents when the telegram was
sent mad still been unable to cross IN
Matan2aS"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-23
w -7------ --"-- - -
GREAT UNLOADING SALE.
Sccoud Week Greater Bargains ThnnS
Ever wrisht.s, l96 Main Street.

Crowds of buyers last week, and no.
wonder. but there will be greater croWdss
this week.
lc. Yard lengths of neck ruching.
1c. Ladies' percale collars and cuffs. M
&c. Ladies' black hose.
%. Colored worsted braids, were ts 3
lac.
Sc. No and H. satin ribbon. bright
shades. s.
Be- 1000 dozen dress buttons. were ii
to csc. Sti
Sac. Best dressmakers cambria. 3
3Tsc. Best shirting caltcoes. 3sgE
+aic. Rest apron ginghams. worth &c. sS sS
Gl&c. Beautiful spring zephyr ging-S
lIamS. worth l2hc. 8!S&t
aisc. Lovely moire chameleon, close
copy OF handsome Persian silk. worth
15c sEI
12iac Best French zephyr ginghamss
lace stripped, lovely styles. were 25c. IA
5c. Gents and boys silk ties. odds and
ends of off styles. were 20 and 50c .ss
10c. Ladies' jersey gloves. were 20 to
5oc.
lsc Childrens colored silk and plush
caps. We're soc. to Sl.50. MS
29c Ladies corsets. odds and ends OF
50c., FAC. and 81 goods.
25c Gents fancy shirts. odds and ends
Of Soc, T5c. and 81 goods.
39c. Gents night shirts. were 5dc. I 5,
s2.9S Handsome Furnished brass BAN
quet lamps, worth IS.
S9c. White quilts, were s1.25.
We could nll this page with hundreGas
of other bargains, we are offering duras
Ing this sale. Some of the goods arcSfn{
small lots and will never be seen AGAIN
nj these prices. WRIGHTS, tSS
1876 Main street.ass3
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-23
GETTING THEIR RECORDs.
Chief King learns Somrihin. About
Inraey and His Wife

Chief of Police King is hard at work
securing the records OF j. W. Harvey.
alias Williams and his Wife. who are
III Jail awaiting trial in the Corporation
Court. the former on several charges of
burglary and the latter for attempting
10 pass forged check on Wait, Ret
iew & Clay.
Yesterday the Chief received q letter
from Chief of Police j. NJ. Wilson. of
Winston. n c.. in which partial record
of the pair WAS given. 1t seems thai
previous 10 his arres; Harvey mailed
letters To Winston, in which he signed
himself as the head Of the detective
fierce OF this city. CHIEF Wilson writes
that the right name of Harvcy's suppos-
ed Wife is Carrie Paylo.. and that her
husband had been sent to III" penitcn-
tiary from Salisbury. y. c.. for forgery.
When last heard from he was a, Lone
Oak. Tex. Mrs. Payior was run out Of
Winston for her misdeetls. Her first
husbands name was Carter.
III speaking of the woman. Chief Will
son says: "The woman is a hard citI-
zen and has all the n-ive needed by a
law breaker, acquired by life of con-
tinual violation OF laws whenever II
suited her purpose to break them. She
Is totally devoid OF conscience or even
the natural feelinga of mother"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-23
sTATEsM E0uryoCATlSG.
Lord Salisbury Accused I'm Tho Rel cfa
slug Of Making False Statements.

Berlin, Feb. 22.-In the Reichstag to-,
day Freiherr Nlarclal Won BiebersteinsS
Minister Of Foreign Affairs. said, I'm re-5
ply TO All Interpolation by Count SWonS
Mierbach that the statement made In;
the British House of Commons onS
Thursday by Mr. Balfour. First Lord
Of the Treasury. that 1t was not true
that Germany had approached Great
britain with a view of the conclusions
of a monetary agreement between tines
two countries. did not agree with Lord
Snlishury'S answer to the communicarf
ton Of Count Won Hatzfeldt. German
Ambassa dor al London. made on Feb;
ruarv 9Th He thsn read the cornmusS
ncation.
Count Won Karafr the bimetaliists
champion, cmpha sized the fact that the
communication was worded dlrectlys
contrary to the resolution adopted by
the ReirhStag last year and was thuaE
worded In order to anticipate Enslana'at
declining to take part In an intern2s5
tional congress. 8s
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-23
III COVERS THE FIELB.
III" Complete and Up 10 Dnte Service
"f the Southern Associated Press.

Nashville, Tenn. Feb. 22.--The Nash
Vliie sun VIII say Of Its prize fight re-
port Tomorrow:
Our readers have for days past re-
ceifcd through the columns OF tho Sun
most complete report OF all the details
o. Inc preparations for the Maher-I'lt2-
simmons prize fight and gossip ut the
iIhESide. our readers have been out
spoken I'm praise of the excellent press
service given by the Southern Associat-
cu Press"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-23

The frozen body of Il newly born white
female infant was four,i on Vn.s street.
in the rear of Centenary NJ r.. Church.
Yesterday morning by several boys. The
body was wrapped in Il lot Of old rags
ana had evidently been dead couple
ot days. The body was taken 10 the
station-hoUsc and an inquest held by
Coroner Newton. the jury deciding tina I
the child came TO it's death at the hands
Of parly or parties uMknoMn
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-23

New Orleans. Feb. 22.--Thc towboat
Jim Watson was burned here this morn
ing at tn" foot OF AustcrltZ street,
where she has been lying the past three
mcnihs. She WAS valued al $4,000, in
sured for $1,000 in n Cincinnati agency.
The cause OF the fire Is unknown.