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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21
YvETTE VloLErrE.
A bright ~. louis Girl Who Has sue
cssfuiiy Initiated Guiibert.

A bright ~ Louis Girl Who Has Sue.
cssfuiiy Initiated Guibert.
Yyotle yloleite. now the craze IN New
York. Is pretty young lady Of %. Of
excellent family. Hammorsieln's
Olympia theater is crowded nightly to
witness her extraordinary limitations
OF the celebrated French concert hall
singer, Yvette Guilbort. who has Just
finished remarkable engagement at
that thoater. Yvette violette's make.
MP" facial work. gestures. etc. are
said to be perfect limitations Of Gull.
bert. and she sings the same songs with
better voice.
II Will interest westenors 10 know
that Yyeite Vloletio and Miss Mary
Cargill. Of ST. Louis, are the same she
has visited 81. Louis often and has
many friends there. She adopted the
stage as a profession but three months
ago. In addition TO her clever lmlte
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21

whose slender frame lies hidden a
strength that battles al efforts TO solve.
10. TO all outward appearance. the Ordi-
nary child OF her years. An oval face.
framed in a wealth Of yellow hair, big
blue eyes. and slender frame Of average
heignt-these give no indication Of alb
normal muscular development. To the
view Mellna Is pretty child and moth
ing more. A Chicago reporter set out
the other day to find out something
about ;his marvellous child and was dl-
rected to the French church OF 81. Louis
Of Pullman. lie was ushered into the
parlor to await Louis Cyr. who with
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21

For preserving fruit look upon bot
Ting In glass bottles as the coming
thing. Not by the use Of chemicals.
such as salleyllc and boraclo acids and
the various preservatiyes made from
them. but simply by protecting Il after
cooking from the fermentlye germs In
the atmosphere. Il keeps for years.
turns out even more palatable than
green fruit. Is equally digestible and
contains all the virtues Of freshly
cooked fruit Canned fruit Is not 80
good; the acid OF the fruit dlssolves
up tin and lead from the tin and have
seen very serious cases Of illness as q
result, Besides, fruit should be sold
much cheaper In bottle than In tins, as
the bottles can be returned and used
again.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21

What Is there 10 see At the thealer
to-nlght?" asked the man from the
country. His city friend sighed. "A
large hat, with four ostrich fea,hera.
an enameled buckle. cluster Of oses.
and several ieweled hatpins." be aaid.
BE sure and take your opera glasses.
for then you can distinguish the minor
details Of the trlmmlng."-New York
Tribune
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21

to another. She was looking very
charming. but decidedly weary.
Il am going to war myself" she said
In an unconcerned way, with a weary
smile.
"To war? You? What war? Whyr
"The Cuban war" she replied, closing
her eyes. "There 10 going TO be a war
Tor Cuban independence-ar real war on
land and sea. am raising a regiment
"oh. you are Just raising a regiment
You are not going yourselfl"
MY dear sir. you quite misunder-
stand me. am going to lead the way.
have selected my uniform"
THAT Is a very serious sign"
mot az all" she laughed. Selecting
uniform Is no sign OF war at all. In
fact 4 is an indication Of peaceful in
tentions usually. But, as Il happens.
not In this particular case. Besides Il
was by no means the hrsi thing | did.
Il was one OF the last things. Il was
quite accidental. | couldn't sleep well
the other night. and my mind began 20
turn on trivial things and l planned a
uniform. think Il will help me a
great deal In recruiting my regiment
Are you going TO wear It at your re-
crul,ing headquartors2"
"stn you misunderstood me" she
said with a patient, forbearing smile.
Il mean that the women Will like the
style OF uniform so well that It viii en-
courage them to recruit. Or rather, to
put It more clearly, they viii realize
that Il Is quite possible fer a woman 10
be comfortable and happy In uni
form"
would you mind telling me your
plans'"
"Nol IN the least. There IA no secret
about II. am going to war by cont
mlttee. That Is the intelligent way.
BY committee1"
"Exactly. / am getting together a
committee OF prominent men, men
whose names win carry conviction "a
the community. am selecting them
from the various hrst-class clubs. Oh
Il will be a great committee. They will
have charge OF raising the necessary
funds, taking charge Of subscriptions
eondlng money and supplies to the regi'
ment at the front locking after the
wounded. when they are brought home
and arranging the funerals Of those
who have died gloriously on the field Of
I honor"
This sounded rather formidable. But
Miss bly, has a plain. matter-oi-facI
way Of speaking and such q record o
daring and unique achievement that q
was impossible to suspect her Of induls
ing IN illusions Miss bly, Is not Q
dreamer.
"Why notg" she exclaimed onergot
icaily and With a glow IN her keen graz
ovoa "why uotg War Is no longer Z
matter Of muscular force. The hand
to-hand combat Is CONC forever. An,
sors OF healthy raw material win do foi
nrlvato soldlors--for cannon food. TIT
polnt Is to sc, lot Of soldiers iogcthe'
Who will obey implicitly. viii follow
their Officers anywhere. The grea
thing Is to get the rlghl sort OF oiileer
-oflcers who are brave. capable Of on
dnranco. faithful. sober, intelligent. fu'
! IN the personal magnetism that viii In
lIsplro che soldiers to do and dare"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21

underground anvil by a ring through
which she passes the middle finger OF
her right hand. This she holds In
steady position long enough TO secure a
PHOTOGRAPH. Another Is the raising at
arms length and then lowering TO half
arm a thlrty-three-pound bell.
A final and conclusive test OF both
her strength and Indifference to con-
untlonalitles was by graaping her wish
tor about his knees. lifting him clear
Of the floor. and carrying him across
the room.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21
is A CHILLI WONDER.
THIS GIRL CAN LIFT ThREE
HUNDRED POUNDS.
Ia Only Seven Years OLD ~ That
MsIina cyr. Daughter OF the French
Canadian sampson, l. Astonishing the
country with Her Feats

FEMALE Hercules
ina plnafore. such
Is Mellna Cyr. Z
years OF age. daugh-
ter Of a we'll known
French Canadian
strong man. Louis
Cyr, nov perform
ing throughout the
country.
This child phe-
nomenon, within
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21

President Isaac Lewis OF Sabina, Ohio,
is highly respected all through that
section. lie has lived IA Clinton Co.
70 years, and has been president Of
the Sabina Bank 20 years. lie gladly
testiiies 10 the merit OF Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, and what he says 4 worthy
attention. All brain workers find
Hoods sarsaparilla peculiarly adapted
to their needs. u makes pure, rich,
red blood, and from this comes nerve,
mental, bodily AMI digestive strength.
lam glad to cay that Hoods saruaps-
Tilla Is very good medicine, especially
e. blood purifier. II has done me good
many times. Fer sevcrai yeurs I suffered
greatly With palma Of
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21
Young Mnmen nnl, claw.

The fashion writers say the summer
girl OF 1896 will wear the sweater at
mountain and spring In all sorts Of
becoming hues, The new woman Il
different from the old. MY dcars.
said the head Of a anishlng school d
tho past to her girls. "a horse sweats
man poraplres; young lady can only
glow"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21
Neuralgia

IN one eye and about my temples, =.
peclally at night when had been having
q hard day Of physical and mental labor,
Itook many remedies, but found helponly
IN Hoods sarsaparllla which cured me Of
rheumatism, neuralgia and headache.
Hoods sarsaparllla has proved itself true
friend. ! also take Hoods pills to keep
my bowels regular, and like the pills
very much.n Isaac LEWIS, sablna, Ohio.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21

ELLIE BLY, Is the
busiest person IN
New York. man Or
woman. In fact,
there are few per-
sons Of the billion
and q half that
toll and groan on
this round earth
that are 30 occu-
pied as she. And.
a. aIuaNn che 4
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21
TO FIGHT FOR CUBA.
NELLIE BLY, IS RAISING a FE-
MALE REGIMENT.

Proposes 20 DO Deadly Rattle Against
spain In Behaif Of Cuban Indepen-
dencs - interviewed By New York
Paper
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

Good Tobacco Brings Good Prices-Thous-
nnha of nnE..

ands of Dogs.
BEDFORD CITY. VA, Dec. 19-Spo-
cial-The tobacco warehouses have been
pretty lively an the week. r. +. Garrett
OF M0ntvale. received for one lot on
Wednesday 5000 Ier hundred. Good
dark and bright tObaccos are bringing
good prices
william Euhank has been elected 90
succeed J. ~ llaytOr cn the Town toln-
cl Mr.. Clavtor resigned az the meeting
before the last.
j. L. Campbell was rendered the ap-
r0iutmcut OF $ SuUerVi OF Tor Central C's-
trict. 20 succeed S. VI. Boiling. VINO has
moved from the county, but declined.
i. *. Arthur and Miss Helen Booth were
married Wednesday evening 90 the Lpis-
c0pal church. On the same day the nup-
tails OF D. Clifton james and 4liss susie
kirkpatrick were sol -mllZed dt the
Methodist church; also j.. O. McLain and
Miss Jennie r. Minter, 40 Diamond ltiI
church. and CrOeus St4unctt ana Ml7s
Saue Stevens ht hels.
g. j. Meador. OF Clevilas, and Miss
Wray. OF Carriers Island were married
on Tuesday at Sunnysiae.
The electric light plant was sold on the
18th instant and bought by John j.. Lang
horne. or Lyuchburs. for $1,000
Richard Galloway died az his residence
near Bells on last saturday in the sixty
seventh year OF his age. Mr. Galloway
Was one Of Bedford Oldest ana most
respected citizens lie leaves siX grown
children five Of whom are residents Ct
this county.
The reports Of the Commissioners Of
the Revenue TO the Board OF supervisors
show that 2.2iO dogs have been listed for
taxation. A clam oi Hlnt TOT DalLat e
done by DOGS % sheep was allowed by
the Supervisors TO Walker Brothers at
their meeting on Monday. besides many
minor claims ranging from s. 10 -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

RRIsTOL. VA, December l9.-An inter-
esfing marriage is 10 take place near
Sergeant. Letchor county. Eastern Ken
uckv. on Christmas Day. William a.
craft. OF that community, died recently,
al the advanced ece Of l03 years. Rachel.
his widow. survives nm az the age o.
ss. A few DAYS after the death OF old
Mr. Graft Mrs. Eieanor Sexton died. az
tho age OF 96. leaving her husband. Will
liam Sexton. behind. stout and hearty at
The age Of 60 The two families are on
Tie most friendly terms. and now tho
friends of both have arranged for \
match between Uncle BIZ Sexton, as
BE- IS called. and the Widow craft. Tho
rrrrrfaee was set for Christmas Day
through the influence Of the young peo-
uic OF the community. who expect 20 cele-
brate IL with mirth. music. and feast.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

A Dwelling House Burned-Doath Of a

Gallant Coulederats We'd ~ Card,
LEEsBURG. VA. Dec. I9-spccial-
il is reported that a petition. with the
requisite number Of names asking i0r
another election on license or n0 license
for the sale 81 lutoEleatll- liquors in
Leesburg di trct. las been presented 20
Judge H. H. lI1la. Every district in
L0ulOun county has voted dry This
lte. DursJ district was tle last one 10
90 500.
Tie dwelling house OF 8ir. Sam T.
Iollh. near Iil.sbor0. was burned 20
the ground on tle 10th instant 10 was
occupied by Air. George ". Adams. AL
hls furniture Was destroyed. and Dos had
n0 insurance. lhe house was insured IN
tho Waieaf0Td ilt-al Insurance COM
lany.
Mr. Thomas u. MoGott was buried here
to-day lie was "a good and worthy clu-
zen. During the wax le was "a member
OF the tlaltecu.n virginia Regiment.
and was in that brave and heroic charge
Of Tickctts Division e-pon Seminary
Heights and the battle of Gettysburg.
Iie was shot through tlc thisn during
that charge.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
IIUNi. LESLIE the attractive and talented
daughter Of Captain Sam ID. Leslie. to
Ar Richard Hugh Iarhy They VIII
L. married Tuesday morning next. Dee
comher 2-d. in the KetocAn church, near
Iff.IaInrn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20
CRISP rAEEs ms shAr.
Formal Credentials Not Required-Exh
Iff 90 So. rg......,...... f.r.....-fff.r

Formal Credentials Not Required-Exhi-
biz or the Tennesseo frpo-lfion.
WASHINGTON. Dec. l9-afr. Charles
Crisp, son q the late ex-speaier Crisp.
was sworn in to-day as representative
from tle Third district of Georgia to az
the vacancy occasl0uct by Ais father S
death. The House departed in bis case
from -ne rule requiring formal crccen-
tals, accepting as Satisfactory evidence
Of his election "a statement Dy Governor
Atkinson. Mr. crisp was auplaudeo a. he
took his seat The ttu ut January was
SGT aside FOR hearing culosl-s o. the late
cX-oQelkcr
The bin approprating slg40o0 20 enable
the Government TO make Hn exhibit at
tie Tennessee Centennial Exposition at
NaehNlle next year was passed aftcr q
vigorous but Intellectual protest by MI.
Bailey llem. OK Texas.
By vote of 70 10 81. tho House went
into Committee ~ the Whole on the lee-
isiative. executive. and judicial appfopr.a-
ton bin. There was involved In the
vote also the present fate of the immi-
grafton hiil which came over from the
Senate Thursday AIr. ". A. stone want
ell 20 get 70 before the House for dis
posal tv reference 10 a committee or 20
conference but was unable 20 DO 90.
Tho reading Of the appropriation bill
proceeded.
an amendment was agreed 20 extending
until December 81 165s. the period Ct
the existence Of the Court OF Private
Land Claims. also an amendment abolish
ilg fees for the attorneys and mareha.s
OF the Indian Territory courts and fixing
their salaries CT $1,000 each.
Mr. Quigg proposed substitute Tor
the portion of the bin relating 90 tie
library OF Congress--the biil prepared by
tho Joint Committee ~ the Library fYr
the organization Of tie library in frs
rew quarters. IL makes q director Of
the library. tho bin appointed by the
President. and the liil under the dircc-
tion and control Of the joint committee.
which shall appoint the other employees
~ the nhrary-ahout $50 70 an. Without
coming 20 any conclusion on the matter,
the committee rose.
AT $40 o'clock the House adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

WASHINGTON. J.. c.. December a.
senator Vest. of Missouri. has been COM
siderablv annoyed over report that he
is holding up the nomination OF Secretary
I'm thot state Referring 20 tho report
tre senator said yesterday. 'ff is abb
e,,r5 There s. not "a Palmer or Nckln-
~. Der0ocrat I'M the Missouri Legislature.
.r5 do not see how Secretary Francis
could be factor in me election oi "a
Te.iaes ms the regular Democrats who
-,f,~ort.d Pfvau. have "a clear majority
o- io.nt ballot over an other parties.
and have no opposition IN my own
party.
,.,,'rr fDr consideration until after the
,eress as were the nominations OF all
re Palmer or Mckinley Democrats"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20
INAUGURtrfON BdLL.
Edward AIcC,uley, a Prominent society
MN lh1lrnlnn OF IInor Committee.


WASHINGTON, December l9.-Chalr-
man Bell. cf tie inaugural committee,
Yesterday selected Mr. Edward McCauley
H. De CHAIRMAN OF tle floor committee or
tl. inaugural bah. ar. A-Calicy ap-
pointmcut will give general satisfaction.
lie is vcrytvou known, IS member or
the Metropolitan Club, the Washington
Assembly. and the Bachelors German
and has been prominent ia society for
number OF years.
Chairman Heu denies the statement
that the Washington hotels are prepar-
ing 90 charge eACfbitant rates during in
auguIati0n vee&. Alr. Bell says the story
i5 false in every particular, and only tie
usual prices viii Doe demanded.
Propositions having been made by some
enthusiastic whtclmen OF this city 20 have
"a division of whcelmcn in the inaugural
parade Chairman Dell announces that
no bicycles VIII be permitted and only
tho carriaccs used ly the Presidential
party viii Dee allowed in the procession
General Porter. the marshal % the pa
rade is already preparing plans for its
formation and regulation. IL Isl anticipat-
ed that the parade may be so long that
IL cannot pass over the entire line of
march General Porter therefore. intends
20 have the lines extend from curb 70
curb = Pennsylvania avenue and viii
form Tho procession I'm lhe closest possi-
lie order
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

Colonel Elicit ieque-ts The Architect TO
Make an Estimate for D.
WASHINGTON. u. c., Dec. 19.-Spe-
cial.-Representative Elicit has referred
10 the supcryislne architect OF the Treas
urv his bin providing for a public build
Ing az Richmond. with the request that
he make am estimate VI the cost of the
building proposed. Tie has also prescnt-
ed letters from Judges GOn Bond.
Hughes aud other Federal judges. deciar-
ing the building % De a necessity for the
use OF the courts.
Alr. Euett has also secured pension
Tor Mrs. Carrie J.. Calb, OF Richmond,
widow OF the late Calvin u. cabb.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

tC-nleht Eliza Ann. Matla and Charlotte
NlJ0lr. aged respectively ninety, eighty
siN ana c.elly-Arce years. were burned 10
death ia their homes. Ol Spring street
AFTER The lrenen Lad eXuusuisncd the
flames and removed the bodies from the
house. servant girl was found asleep
in The attic. not seriously affected uy the
sruht. The older sister was an invalid,
and the younger one was apparently
bathing her with alcohol. which Was ln
some Wey iguited and set their cfoIIlng
en- fire. one oi them rushed into an6lher
room. where tho third sister WAS aDed.
and set the bed alre. pas.ors-by saw
smoke and gave TIE alarm The doors
were burst open but when The framen
reached the bodies they were Hfrlars.
The sisters were daughters OF Norton
Wllhour who was years ago one o. New
ports most prominent traders. end those
were al that were lcft o. the f1mily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

Nellie Evans: Dorty and Elizy. twins.
Hun Apperson and Miss klttie Bentley.
Hannlbalindy. Miss Loula kipps. Lu-
cindy. Miss Emma Peters, Mrandy. Miss
Kelster. Norcissy. Miss Minnie Eakin:
Ophely. Miss Laura Miller.
After "The Peak Sisters came some
fine clog dancing by Cadet Oakes. which
was followed by several songs by Cadets
Hurt and Christian. who were dressed in
most ludicrous style a7 very young
c...dren. The last on the programme
was the musicale farce .. =. r. A. by
Mr. DUNLAP. Miss Lancaster. Afr. J. W.
Stull and Mr.. J. =. Harry. The cadet
band intersperscd the programme with
the following selections:
Overture, Poet and Peasant; March.
pride Of the Navy: Serenade. "the Sol
der Dream: Waltz. "Flelrs Sauvages ,.
March "El Captain"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

NEW YORK. Dec lo-General Fitz-
brrn Lee United States Corsul-lfent raj
AZ Havana. accompanied by his wife and
Iaurnrfr took fuc yiluirli lruiu ic-
rigft over fae IcnnsyiNania ROAD Tor
ranpa. en rouio Tor Havana.
if VAS stated thet the General contem-
mated staying few days at 0cala with
some friends. From ocaia they Will 90
bv train 10 Tampa, sailing 10 Havana
next Thursday OF Friday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

Between Nicaragua and Colombia over
Crcatand Little Corn Islands.
MOBILE. ALA. Dec. 10.-The Norwo-
eian steamship Jarl. which arrived here
this afternoon from Bluenelds. Nicara-
gua brings news Of active preparations
which are being made in Nicaragua look
iug 10 "a war with Colombia
10 is said that The cause Of the prcpara-
fions for war is q dispute between Colon
hla Nicaragua as 10 the ownership of
Great and Little Corn Islands. which are
situated about forty mil .S from Blue
fields and lGu miles from Rama
OniCers of tho Jari state that Nlcara-
qua ls not in a position TO cope with
Colombia i'm open warfare ass one Of tho
Colombian mcn-of-War would have no
trouble I'm blowing Rama and Blueaeids
of the map.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20
ANNUAL ADDRESS TUESDAY.
Prof. Moses Colt Tyler 10 Speak Before
The Virginia Historical Society
ON"NANING OF The GRElTREPUBLIC"
Brief Sketch of the Career OF the Distin-
guished Author and Educator.
To speak in the House of
Delegates Tuesday Sight.

The annual address before the Virginia
Historical Society VIII lie delivered next
Tuesday evening by Professor Moses Colt
Tyler, the weli-knOwn author and edu-
Gator. Of Cornell University, Ithaca, New
York Tho address Will be delivered in
the haI Of the House OF Delegates IN the
Capital Building. Dr. Tyler is one Of the
most distinguished authors and teachers
In America, and all who hear him on Tues
day night. WIN be given an opportunity
OF learning much OF value and interest
about the subject of his address, ''The
Naming Of the Great Republic
Dr. Tyler VII arrive in Richmond TO-
morrow at 2.l5 T.. ~, and during his stay
here VII b the guest OF Mr. Joseph
Bryan, president Of the Virginia Historl-
cal Society. who Will introduce him Tues
DAY night
Il IS expected that Dr. Tyler Will be
greeted by q large audience, including
many OF Rl5hmond's most intelligent ciu-
IONS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

LOUISVILLE. KY, December l9.-The
sheriff OF I.arue county was given lively
chaee hy the mob last night VINO sought
10 lvnch George 4. Pierce and John How
ell alloged assGiiants ol armtr Pierce
tv-o months age. The prisoners we're hur-
ried 10 Eliza hethtown. and az / A. NJ.
caught a train for Louisville. arriving
bera al 2.20 this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

An Estravagnnra FOR the seneht OF the
Ath.letic Association.

PLACksBURG. VA, Dec. Especial
The very laughab.e musical exirava sanza
.,rbe Peak Sisters was produced Thurs
d-,, nirht IN the Commencement Hall
for tbe benefit Of the Athletic Association
under the direction OF Airs. Alex Black
and was an entire success. The com
narstively large audience was kept IN a
Continual roar Of laughter by the apt
i.1,l hits brought out In the songs. We
ci,e below "a lisa of the characters and
name OF those taking part;
suxey Jerushy Ann, Miss Lancaster.
Samanthy Maria Miss Carrie Peters.
Aramilty, AIRS. AHex. Black; Betsy. Miss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20
TO Pot n Furnace In Blast.

MONTGOMERY ALA. Dec. - o-Presi-
dent Probst. ~ New York. and other OF
totals OF the Woodstock Iron Works. IN
.,c,, manv's furnaces IN blast by New Year
qra fiirrare las q capacity oi iho tons
a dav. and arrangements have been made
TO Keep continuously IN blast Tor twelve
months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20
cIe,eIand In llenreclnrn

GEORGETOWN. Dec i9.-This has been
another red-iettcr day in The history ~
Gc0rgetown. the day OF tho frc.identS .
roceDfiln. and only cncc before hive her
citizens exerted themselves so much 70 10
honor 10 their guest and 20 show thclr
arnreciation Of his presence IN their
rrffgr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Dec. l9.-Spe-
cial-An Interview published here. pur-
nortink TO be with Representative Tuck
er. as fav0ring Senator McMlllan's pro-
position Is an error. Mr. Tucker was
not im the city when the interview was
written.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

NORFOLK. VA. Dec. i9-Special-
Contain Thomas. OF the steamer Arcadia
fsnorts having sighted the lost winter
quarter shoal ship. whose disappearance
after the big storm q Tuesday caused
SO much alarm. All on the vessel were
we'll and she was sailing for the Chesa-
reake 10 make anchorage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

the hall OF the House OF Delegates. Is
announced as The Naming OF the Great
Republic" something in further pursuit,
probably. OF the subject matter OF MS
paper read before the Amer an ltistoil-
cal Association in l&l on lhe hls'oIlc
Name OF our Country.