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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-10-31


The currency plank of the Chicago
platform certainly does not express the
sentiments of the National Grange; and
mt it's last annual meeting, in Atlanta,
Ga, October 10-1G, 1895. the Farmers
National congress voted down all of the
1t to | free silver coinage resolutions
presented, and adopted resolutions In
which IL declared that il was emphatical-
ly in favor of the use of both gold and
silver as the money of ultimate redemp-
ton and was in favor of the free coinage
of silver by international agreement at
a ratio to be agreed upon.
1t is but justice to the Democratic
party to say that, until recently, through
It's long career, II was friendly to ngri.
culture. As long as 1t was inspired by
Jefferson and jackson it had n jealous
regard for our agricultural interest, but
II has drifted away from Its old course;
II Is inspired by those who hold strange
doctrines; and while thousands and hun.
drcds of thousands of Democrats are the
friends of the farmer, the present Demo.
critic party, as an organization to elect
men to enact laws and others to admin.
ioter them, is, as compared with the Re-
publican party, careless Of the welfare
of our agricultural industries; and, OF
even greater weight with the American
farmer, careless Of that financial inteR.
ri.y that must underlie the welfare OF
all industries and which Ia essential -
the honor and glory of all nations. 81
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-22
PORTSMOUTH NEWS
49, Naval Oraers.

Washington, October 2I.-I.fet Chas. III
Lyman. OF the cruiser Montgomery, hns
been convicted of drunkenness and SEN
fenced To- lose SIX numbers of his grade
The onense occurred while the vessl was
at Key West recently, and when the Mont
somerS came north, the court-murtial
look place III the fleet at Tomkinsville UNI
der Admiral Bunce's orders. Lieut. Ly-
man was navigating officer of the <ear-
sarge when that vessel was wrecked on
Roncndor reef.
Tie following changes i'm the hawai- pay
corps nave been ordered: Paymaster c.
H. drifting detached from the League Is
iund navy yard, Philadelphia, and ordered
m m, charge OF sIhe navy pay office, San
Pay Inspector ID. a. Smith, detached
from navy pay office, Norfolk and ordered
10 the Olympia, as fleet paymaster Asiatic
station, by steamer of November so. Pay
master A. w. Bacon from the Olympia on
reilef ana to the Mare Island, California
yard as general StorekeeDer.
Paymaster w. w. Woodruff from the
Mare island 20 the League Island yard.
PaSsed assistant paymaster II. II. Arms to
me League Island yard. Pay Inspector
lt bellows. detached from the navy pay
ofhce, San Francisco, ordered home 10 set
Tie accounts and on waiting orders
Passed assistant pamaster j. S. Phillips,
detached from the Washington navy yard
ana ordered TO the Franklin in place OF
naymnster X. Il. NJ. Ball. transferred to the
Richmond, relieving paymaster II. Frazer,
10 settle accounts and be ready for the
Puritan when that vessel goes into COM
dereI In charge of the navy pay office at
Norfolk -
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No understanding Reached.

Chicago. Ill, Oct. 21---No definite un.
defsianuing has yet been reached be-
iw"en Hon. George T.. WaShburne. oil
the Peoples party, representing Vice
PRESIDENTIAL Candidate Watson and
chairman Jones. of the Democratic Ma.
iional Executive Committee The con-
ference of last night was followed this
morning ny another consultation, and
Mr.. Watson was advised by wire of tn,
results of Mr.. WaShbuIne's interview,
with Senator Jones. 1t is not proDabi.
That any arrangement whereby Mr.
Watson can give his full support to I'll,
Democratic ticket without feeling that
he had stuititied himself. can be effected
before this evening, If at all
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-22
Nss ,bcr Weddings.

No 524 South street was the scene OF
u very pretty home wedding last even
ing a. O'Clock, the contracting parties
being Miss Virginia l.. Morris and MIR.
John II. Vaughn. Miss Lena A. Grant
was maid OF honor. Miss Jennie Morris,
Of New York. acted as bridesmaid. with
MIR. Il. Vincent. Mr.. John Stephenson.
of Wcs. Norfolk. was best man.
The bride was alfred in Il very pretty
blue novelty cloth. The maid of honor
Wore white and blue. the brides maid
was attired in white brocade silk. The
groom was in full dress suit.
After the ceremony IL splendid recep-
ton was held and the bride and groom
received the congratulations of all pres
ent, after which they left for their new
home, in West Norfolk The presents;
We're numerous and beautiful.
Mr. Washington Cain and Miss Lilly
ParkerSon daughter OF Mr.. Robert
Parkcrson, were united in marriage last
night at the residence of the bride. ;;
parents. on The Deep Creek road. Rev
c. II. Boggs performed the ceremony
y reception followed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-22
HANNA's BOLD BLUFF.
He Says He VIII Exert Himself 20
Protect workipEnlen.

Chicago, Oct. 21.-Chairman llama, OF
the Republican National Committee this
announcement:
The manifest policy of the silver Dem
ocratic manaEers i'm this campaign as set
forth by their candidate for President,
shortly after his nomination has been 10
create the belief in the minds of the work.
ing men that they were being coerccd l,y
their employers 10 vote contrary to Their
convictions. The chairman of their Ma
tional COMMITTEES. Hon, James *. Jones
ton i'm which lie boldly charges the en-
psoying classes of the country with iaV-
ing entered into conspiracy to coerce
their employees into voting contrary TO
tneir opinions. This is very grave
charge. and ii has now assumed a form
that justificS giving il some attention
laws OF the land and IL Messrs. Bryan and
JoEes know of coercion they made them
informing the proper authorities and TAX
ing steps for prosecution.
Will" We consider the charges absurd
and believe that American workingmen
and employers are TOO Independent and
patriotic either TO be coerced or TO coerce.
the Republican National Committee will
do anything in its power TO protect work.
ingmen in the free and untrammelled eN-
ercisc OF their rights as citizens and will
cratic Committee In any movement hay
ing that object IN view. Coercion of vot-
cr' Is not only an un-American. uu-patli-
OIL" ana ueSpotic usurpation of tn" rig hi :
or a Tree citizen. hut IL Is u wrong that will
inevitably recoil upon its pcrtretators. 1t
il AN arbitrary use OF power that is in direct
conflict with the principles OF or govern
mcni.
Tile civil compact OF the ajurity rule
ton all constitutional powers should be
used. and without which a political victory
would De barren OF results worthy Of Il
great party. This committee. viii spare i.o
pains 10 secure to every citizen. whatever.
his politics: the right To cas-; his vote ac-
cordinE to his convictions ana To have his
vote honestly counted"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-22
THE GOLD BUG HEADQUARTERS
Raidcd, Charged With Doing Busi
ncSS Without n Licenso

Considerable excitement was created
yesterday when il became known that
High Constable Anderton had summon
ed Mr.. w. W. Hall, who is in charge
of the gold bug headquarters, to appear
before the Mayor.
Mr.. Hail answered the summons and
appeart,. at the Mayors Court yester-
day. but his counsel, Judge L. II. Watts,
called NJ the court while Mr.. Hall was
waiting for the case To be heard, and
asked for the papers upon which he was
arrested. as he was DESTROYS of seeing
who WAS the informer i'm the case. On
being told by the Lieutenant that there
were no papers that Mr.. Hall had been
summoned verbally by Mr.. .Anderton
pear in court until he was properly or
dered Ia do so. Mr.. Hall then left later
in the day. Mr. +. s. Anderton sworc
out a warrant for MIR. Halls arrest upon
the following act of the Legislature:
No person, bank or corporation shall.
ihout license authorized by law. act
as stock broker or q private banker.
Any person. bank or corporation that
deals i'll coin, foreign or domestic, en-
change, Government stock or other GER
iiiicates of debt, on shares in any cor
porntion or chartered company, bank
notes or other notes as Il currency, or
sell the same or any OF them on conf
mission. or other consideration
shall be deemed stock broker"
The penalty affixed is not less than
800 on more than $1,000 for each and
every ofense. and the High Constable
Says t!i;it as Mr.. Hall was doing lively
business i'll Mexican dollars, il will be
easy 10 secure evidence in any number
of cases.
He will serve the warrant this morn
,, ms and the case will be heard on Friday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-22

bring her back to health and strength
Most women do not understand their own
bodics, or the things that make them well
OF sick. The most frequent cause OF sick
ness III women Is the Cause last looked fo-.
women VIII go to doctor when she has
severe cold, or some acute digestive dis.
turbancc, but she besitatcs and procIasti-
mates when the trouble is with the distinctly
feminine organism. And yet the latter is
'nanitcly irorc serious. 1t is the most seri-
Gus sickness that any woman can have 1t
is the most dreadful the most dangerous
lis consequences arc aiways serious, and
serious right at the beginning because it is
dcb,iitating. J. 5lps tho lie and strength
and works OH the nerves 10 such all extent
that Tue whole body is disturbed Appetite
ieaTes, the color goes from the fac: and
holiows sink into the checks. Irr,abilitv
succeeds good temper and fictfulncss takes
the place Of comten;Ticnl Little by little
life becomes moro and innrc miserable
The woman is killing herself with rcylce:
just a. surely IS il she were taking deadly
poison. Perhaps her husband cannot per
suadc her 20 go 20 her doctor. bccai.sc She
naturally breads the inevitable oaa"ina.
tons and local Treatments" lie can per.
suauc her II she needs persuasion 10 TAX .
DR.. Pictcc's Favoritc Prescription. This
truly wonderful medicine las cured huu
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and tested every day for go yeas. /; ism;
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ioi The general public are ;,vi;;i 70 send
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o"lp and .'teisc 81 copy OF D., Pierce :.
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itai Adviser Address Worlds .il;speu.aiy
Medical A.Ssatiation. DuAalo. X "
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Norfolk County Court.

Theodore Drummond. colored. charged
with setting fire TO harm on w. l..
Wilson'S farm i'll Northwest, this county.
some months ago, was found guilty and
sentenced To seven years in the peni-
Tentiary.
The retail liquor license OF Joseph
Ethcridge. Brambleton, transferred to
w. w. Cuffee.
The retail liquor license of George r..
Jones. Paradise Creek. transferred Ia
Ben Cherry.
Retail liquor license of Ben l.. Cherry
corner Gosport read and Deep Creek
turnpike. transferred to James A. Price,
at Bowers Hill.
An order was issued giving the proper
ofhcer of the town Of Berkeley permission
TO have the lard and property books
OF the town in his possession for the
.purpose of making out tax returns.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-22
ITwEnL BE A GREAT DAY.,
Town ana Country TO Unite in the
barbecue To.morrow,

To-day Is the time set by the Demo.
Gratis OF Portsmouth and Norfolk coun-
" Tor the grand rally for Bryan, Sc
wall and Young. and all arrangements
nave Deen made 10 have an old-fash-
ioHeu barbecue at the Portsmouth Base
ball Park.
"A speakers stand has been erected I'm
tne position where the pitchers stood
While playing game OF ball. There
are seats enough TO accommodate e,about
4,ooo persons. The grand stand has been
reserved for ladies and their escorts.
me band Will also be stationed there.
Gentlemen unacconipanied by ladies
VIII occupy the bleaChens, and will have
an opportunity to both see and hear.
Ihose who come late will be provided
with seats of some kind. Speaking will
begin at IL O'Clock sharp.
Hon. w. A. Young will be the first
speaker He will be followed by Capt.
K. G. Marshall with Il short talk; then
dinner VIII be served on the ground A
sufficient quantity has been prepared
for ut least 1000 people. After dinner
is over. which will be about y. M.
Hon. John w. Daniel. Virginias gifted
orator. will be introduced and will de-
liver the speech of the day if not of his
life time.
The public is invited and let none stay
away for fear there will not be room
enough. The grounds will accommo-
date 10000 or more.
Should it be rainy the Armory Hall in
this city will be used, that being the
largest place in Portsmouth.
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Town OF SUFFOLK

uen py graceful men and pretty girls.
Niii be gorgeouSly decorated. The M ,
.aue VIII start from Washington Suuare
imu aiter coming through some OF the
n,.incil>ai streets. Will head for their des-
''hatloh, the race course
EIGHTH DAY, CIRCUIT COURT.
Circuit Court, Hon. r. II. prcntis.
presiainE' convened hero to-day at the
usual time. The suit OF j. s. Under
wood VS.. j. G.. Martin, for trespass was
trleu py jury. which found for the de-
IeHuant Underwood rented n firm
iiom Martin who Is alleged TO have IN
teF'erred wit hhis opcrat ions by the chi
,hE OF some trees. Several chanccrl.
DEGREES were entered Importa nj .,,iano
cases are set for Thursday. Thcsc Ia in.
Vol'e the payment for guano claimed by
purchasers to be Virtually worthless
CHRISTIAN LADY'S DEATH
Mrs. S. j. Booker. mother OF Hon. !
r. Booker, proprietor OF the Suffolk
Herald, and Nanscmond's representative
10 the General Assembly. died at IN
O'Clock to-day at the residence, of hcr
soh' ID Saratoga street. aged scvcuty-gix
!ra's. ne remains were sent away on
Inc midnight train 10 I3rcnharl. 'Iox
her late home. where 1t will be laid no
sue her 'hr. bands grave. Mr.. Roo,; ar
VII accompany the remains as far q :
N'tlhta. whore 1t will DO mot by another
Hoii OF me deceased. Mr.. S. l.. Booker
VINO resides at Ercnham.
Mrs. Brcnham was recently attacked
WIN drorsN. which developed rapidly
ana anu refused to Yield TO expert trca tmcnt.
one WIS ON an annual visit to Sufioll1
rciatlV The deceased was a Christie
iadE OF exalted character, and had on
Tered herself To those with whom she was
thrown In contac.
Inc remains OF G. w. Willoughby. the
young man killed Yesterday on the Nor
,oik k ,snd Carolina road, wcrcao-day sent
!" ~ NC nome ut Ahos!iic, y. G.
inE entertained by her relative. Mrs. Il.
T. Holland. Ia
me annual Suffolk Fair German will
axe place Tomorrow night in the new
Armory Hall ''~
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Denth oil MIR. John LumpLiu.

Mr.. John Lumpkin passed from life
into death at his residence, Oh Race
avenue, between Washington and Green
streets, yesterday morning. Mr.. Lump
kin was in the T4th year OF his age al
the time CT his death. He came here
from Richmond about four years age
and has been working in various capac-
tiles. His last employment was attend
ing TO the Seaboard Air Line safety
gates corner OF Washington street and
Race avenue. His remains were takei
charge OF by the Masons of this city a,
the request of his lodge in Richmond
and will be forwarded to Richmond this
morning via Chesapeake and Ohio rail
road.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-22
diamond Match stock sold.

New York. Oct. 2l.-Two hundred
shares of Diamond match stock and 100
shares of New York biscuit stocii which
had been hypothecated were sold by A.
H. Muller & Son. auctioneers. al the
New York real estate salesroom to-day.
The match stock brought 100 and the
biscuit stock o. Both lots were taken
by one purchaser. who refused to give
his name. ii was said that he had made
the loans on the stock and that they
were sold on his order
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a Handsome SO umbre,,,

t'!ll he presented % tile person who
Sus*Fsi tho winner ana the nea.est mum
Der or electoral votes that he will receive
.; me coming Presidential election.
Every purchaser Is entitled TO n puass
W. L, FIRNELSON ~ co,
IatterS, 226 High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-22
RELIEF I'm Six Hours

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
eases relieved in six hours by the New
Great South American Kidney Cure"
account of its exceeding, promptness In
relieving pain in the bladder, kidneys.
back and every part OF the urinary pas
sages in male or female. II relieves re-
tention OF water and pain in passing. Il
almost immediately. " sou want quick
RELIEF and cure this is your remedy. Sold
by Wake & WILLIAMS, druggists.
100 Water stree. Norfolk. Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-22
OF for Suffolk.

Upon the receipt of a telegram from
SUFFOLK yesterday the date for the
Portsmouth football team To play at the
fair grounds in Suffolk with team
from that town has been changed from
Friday TO to-day. They will leave on
the ?:aO train, which will carry them di-
rect to the grounds. They request all
who can TO accompany them and they
promise the lovers of such sport n good
game.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-22
Remains Forwarded.

The remains of Mrs. John Watson.
whose death was mentioned in yester-
days issue. We're forwarded To York
county, Va. Via the steamer Accomack
Tor inierment yesterday morning. They
were accompanied by her husband and
IA number OF friends
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-22
Death ofMr. Grimes.

Mr.. w. Carey Grimes, a well-known
resident of Norfolk county. died al his
residence yesterday. in the 9th year of
his age. He leaves wife. The funeral
VIII tax" place tomorrow afternoon at
'i:30 O'Clock from his late residence. on
County street extended. No. ll24
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-22
Prices Suit the Times

we took special care ahis season 10 Sc
iect nothing except the neatest, nobbiest
ana pest made clothing that could be
FOUND IN TINS country, at prices that are
agtonish!ngly low.
RRESLAUER & ANTHONY.
ia High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-22
a nanis Ioo,c,i.

Kansas City, AIo., Oct. 2l.--It is re-
ported here that the safe In the Bank of
Cassville. NO. WAS blown open by rob
bers last night ana that u large sum OF
money WAS secured. The bank officials
decllnc TO give any particulars:.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-22
For I,nl.,.er n:,n I.ncl.ner.

Chicago. Oct. 2l.-Ex-Govcrnor Ros-
well p. Flower. of New York, left the
city this noon in President K. r. Cables
private car for an extended tour through
Iowa and Minnesota. speaking in The in
terests of the Palmer and Buckner cam
puign
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-22
Special Hat sale for This Snturu,,
Only.

Hats for 500, sl.5o ana sa.Oo worth
zoe, '5c. ana sl,00 more. Take advan
tas" OF this unusliai offer. Suits from
1899, St.5o, $50 upwards
LEW Il JACOBS. 100 High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-22
RLANKETs, BLANKETS, BLANKETS

This Week Mt Lawrence q weIton's.
Entire new stock at special prices for
a rev days only. Terms Cash to all.
LAWRENCE & wELTON,
Portsmouth, Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-22
j. n. Crawford.

The High street furniture man, has re-
duced prices on his refrigerators, door
and window screens. Big bargains
await you.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-22
ToiaiHEA Corn "a an,

Take Laxative Bromo Quninc Tablets
AZ "fGs&is'S refund the money if i,
!2!iS To cure. "jc. spStu, thu. sat I'm
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-22
Gold Reserve.

Washington, Oct. 2l.-The Treasury
gold reserve at the close OF business to-
day stood at s12l ,3l3.741 The days
Withdrawals at New York were s273. 400.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-22

just received a few Ladies' Fedora
y. G. Nirnc!son * Co. the new store,
Shcrwood's old store.
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Special sale Of children's caps to-day
Saturday only. CSC. caps reduced 10
I5c.. 40 caps to CSC. ~
CHARLES r. WEITON &. co.
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BEAUTIFUL WEDDING
Miss Carrie Spottswood KlIby Changes
Her Name to Mrs. Guernsey NJ. Brown.
CROWD AT THE FAIR GROWS GREATLY
Festerdny's Racing Events Furnished
the Crowd With Fine sport
Grimes battery. of PortsInouth,
Was I'm Attendnncc-Deafh or:.Mrs.
y. j. BoSke:-c circuit Court.

Suffolk, Va. Oct. 81 (SpcciaD.--Miss
Carrie Spottswood Kilby, at 4 80 O'Clock
thi3 afternoon, in the auditorium OF the
Main Street NJ. Il. Church. became the
pride of Mr.. Guernsey. NJ. Brown. of
Huntington, W. Va 1t was n white and
green marriage, those colors prcdomin-
ating In the decorations. The auditori-
um was darkcncd and the ceremony was
performed in the subducd light Of can
dciabra. The pulpit was banked with
terms and palms, which formed a prctty
background and added materially to the
striking picture of lovclncss. DR.. Geo.
e: Nanderslicc. Of Richmond, was the
oniciating minister.
Miss Blanche q. Kilby, n sister of the
bride, was maid of honor, and her
brother. w. II. Kilby. was best man.
Miss Georgia Crump presided at the or
gan. which pcalcd forth appropriate
marches during the entrance and exit OF
the bridal procession. The ushcrs were
Z. {. Cohoon, w. n. Kilby, n. r. With
ers. a. ii. Hargravc. r. ST. j. Wilson
and T.. \. Norfcct.
The bride, IL pretty blonde, was at
tired i'll a travelling suit of dark green.
with diamond ornaments. and carried
carnations. The gentlemen attendants
wore boutOnierres OF carnations. The
ceremony was performed with 81 ring.
Bridal presents Were numerous and use
ful. comprising clocks, tables. vasGs, tea
sets apd dinner sets.
MI. anu MIS-. Brown leit on the J.Ui
Norfolk and Western train for II tour,
touching Richmond. Clifton Forge,
Huntington. Cincinnati and some Of tho
Western cities. They will reside AT
Huntington. The following p"c'l WAS
written and dedicated to the bride,
with the love, congratulations. best
wishes and prayers" of her aunt. Mrs.
Maggie p. Crosby, of Bardstown, Ky:
TO THE BRIDE
Carrie Spotswood Iiilby. Oct. 2isi. 1866
What shall ! ask for thee. sweet girl
On this, thy bridal day.
When life Is full of rosy light,
And shadows flee away?
ask the Christ to he thy guest.
Aea with thee to abide:
To make thy life spotlcss one,
oh. fair and happy bride!
ask the holy heavenly Dove
TO dwell within thy breast
To add Il sweetness 10 each Joy,
To auie; all unrest.
ask the Triunc God TO lie
Thy father and thy friend.
To lead thee thro' lifo's devious way,
And keep thee 10 its end.