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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-06-04
NEW ENGLAND COOKING.

4.
nv AT
A. regular % each summer comes round
there .riaea In all directions \ vail ahont
-. ..,,.. - ~. h...,. go -. ,.-.,...
alo qu@''y VI 'llo no'o'' si'u '"o qusn'''y
OF money It costs to stay In them, says the
Boston Courier. This lasts more or less
Aur,nr tho ..s,llv sesaen. ~ Than racr,.
-. -.-.-.. 80 ~,
como oscA " 'o""' 1ocovo' A1ou' TUG oao
food they have had, and the matter rests
until next year. These complaints are
ONLY too well founded and We direct atten.
&,o, ~ .h.,o - +h,. a..,, ,.-,ca =. ~.
''S-' " ..'' ."0
yosE WIN tue isans nopo tnss sOmctning
may be accomplished By taking time by
the forelock. So far "A We know no one
haa q vet adventnfe(i upon 4 history If
cnokins. Bnt 4 vnlu,nn az rial reeearch
nnnn mt subiect would be highly enter-
tsininr and instructiye. for natio.al char.
scter IL wa ausnecf cloealv conneefe11
with national cookery. II would be intar-
estinS "a learn. for instance. how and whv
cookery made such excelIent strides In
France. Why should that country have
been penetrated with the true principles
OF extracting Ill the essences from meat
when Germany and Great Britain remained
In ignorance Of them? It has been sug-
gested that the Roman occupation of Gaul
had considerable bearing upon this, but
then why not upon cookery elsewhere, for
tho Romans occupied" everywhere? It
would be the more Ineligible IL the no.
bili.y and the gentry Of France had been
accustomed TO live In the country and set
an example; but, on the contrary, they
were notorious absentees, except In La
Vendee, where we never heard that the
cookery was exceptionally excellent,
When the culinary historian enli9 htAns
US a To the cookerv in France we hona
that he will also explain whv cookerv m
America became ~ excantionallv hai ~
has been asserted nv one famiIisr With tho
bush inns of Australia and the rourhest
inns OF the west of Ireland that nothing
comes M to the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. al the tahle
ct New England hotel. His convictions
on the head became Hntenaifled 10 : mar
ticular experience last autumn Arr;vinc
at 10 n nieht. after : long. bitterly coi6
drive OF seven hours over mountain road.
he begged Tor supper. s.Certainix. +
shall be rot rt1y Il once.n he was told
Nov IN 1P.ss,,h .,he-. 80 ~. go.
c,sss ,,n,,,d 49,. h.... sn,. ~ .no seno
srsaS ,,ot.t"e. so,,oe so,s,S p' - ous,oss .nu
. cn,, ~ $500 .nS oHaasa. ~ =, Msn,s'
a. last oocd hre.d moet .na hs s,
tea. Rnt he wss IN varmon. md a~n.s -
ence had taught him to indulge NO east.
ronOmic hopes. Supper was Announced
with as confident q tone ~ a waiter minht
apprise you OF its being ready At Enc
Parker house. The traveller entered the
fatal chamber. Il was Qaunt. hara-iook
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-06-04

know you're right; and alnio.s believe
ron. almost believe II was not your
hult. Ishouid like to yet through to
England. aftsr I'll, ifi Was only TO SEQ you
sAfe ont OF your troubles.
Guy looked at him fixedIy.
my dear fellow. he said. In compass
Sonats tone, you mustn't talk any more.
You've talked great deal 100 much a.
ready, ] see hut, I fancy. over yonder.
beside that dark patch Of brush. Now,
ron must do exactly g | bid you.
can. I'll carry you there on my back, and
then we'll $50 II we can get you anyhow .
drop Of pure water.
CHAPTER xxxvI.
DEsERrED.
That was almost the last thing Granville
kelmscott knew. Some strange shadowy,
dreams, to be sure, disturbed the leth-
argy into which he fell soon after, but
they were Intermittent and indefinite. He
was vaguely aware or being lifted with gen.
tie care into somebody's arms, and OF she
1omebody staggering along with him. not
rough. stony ground OF that South African
plateau. He remembered also, q In .
trance. some sound of angry voiQes---a loud
expOstulatiOn---a hasty palavef-. = long,
slow pause---a gradual sense Of reconcilia-
ton and friendIiness. --dnring oil which. -
akerward. hs must have been extended on
the earth. with his back propped against z
great ledge Of jutting rock. and his head
hanging lstless on his sinking breast
Thencelorward MI was blank or just dimly
perceived 1t long intervals between dellr-
INN and Inconsistencies. He was i'll for
many days, where or how he knew not.
In some half-dreamy way he Was aware
too, now and again. of strange voices by
his side, strange faces tending him; but
they were black faces oil. aud the
s ,ea ,RGhss n d, deep c su'a .na
e.n sonis i1ss NTH .r ssn h ne ssd
among the Bar0long. This that he heard
how, or seemed TO heAr in his delir,um,
like distant sounds Of water, was wholly
different and very much harsher tongue
the tonGus Of the Namaquas. In fact,
though Granville vas iar too III and too
shout Il 81 classifying II in any way. All
10 knew for the moment was that some.
tima, when be turned round Ssebly On his
bed Of straw, and 0ked for drink Of help
ID ALTERING voice, NO white man appeared
% ANSWER his Summons. Dtack fnCeo all
---blsck. blaok, and unfamiliar. Very
Extraordinarily he Wes conscious Of i1int
ssnae Of lonaltnAs. He knew not Why; but
e sncusnt A could susar--uuy Wsrins
Artist one morning, aftse more isys
hsd pAssed thAn Granville could possibly
count III of D SUDDEN, In q Wild whirl, he
came TO himself agein q once, with that
instant revulsjon OF complete awakening
which often occur. q the end Of long lifs Of
81 upon him With Dash. Ia moment
his brain seemed 70 clear I'll ct oxca, and
everything g grow plain . Day before him.
Ho raised himself on one wasted elbow and
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-06-04

~ s.Anr AnInn.
sssnusd Prom tsss WssxJ
\ CHAPTER xxxv..
Yssl1S u ras var.
Asee voels lat1f, two torn and tattered
Hn1tMafSed karogeaMs sat under 8
etnt1g 6cuth African sun W the dry
8 N elrunkAn summer torrent
4 Ia NAa the depths Of Namaqua
- An9lttv@ Were stfaagiirg hslpiessly md
aslopeleno1y seeWafd. thirsty aud weary,
4 tkion8h = half-i,osti.e country, making
1heif N1aruhes - best they could ct dead Of
night md re.eing BY day where the natives
Ihcir con,n,isesrist had indeed been !
! Ism and hungry one. Though they
1ax1iSd many Thousand pounds worth oi
1lnm0nds atOut their persons, they had
nothin3 ne8otiahls with which to buy food
/ u sAslter from the Mllcivilized Naniaquas.
lxoEy, cloth and besds were the currency
saGIr IT'D. round nobs 81 w.ssr.
1 VOkn psbbles. Tho fame or the dia-
mond-helda hadn't penetrated a. yet 20 fAf
49, II ths land - TO have reached TO the
h1e ~ tho savage Narnaquas
mcSI worn ont. Granville Kelnscott lay
dawn % ne randy soil with . Wild gesture
q ds.pair. All around were bare rocks and
/ NJ dry, 1Wootefing yeldts, covered only
With round stones and red sand and low,
busht vsge4etiots.
- ssinK Z s. aid, fsebly. in = very faint
voioe. 81 wish yon'd leave me and 70 on BY
drAg npOn y0n This levers too bed Tor
me 10 . And much longer. lean never pull
tAe0tlGh 70 the coast alive. I've no energy
lol& Waee 10 evssl ~ try. Id HE to IL
go h1s md Dc vheFs I sit. Do Sc and
Sssssi. Guy answered. r>solutsly. ..Irl
49, dsnsss voa. Kslmsooss, while i've :
1sep ~ Mood len. III carry you on NJ
= - = ~ =. 60 IN 81 ron thss = T..
4 II botA dls "a the vsidt toGesh.
- Iss.sd iassrs asls nisht Asss hid
80 Nasise, - Old esss more. n )
N4fqe ~ ohoked With peo1bund emotion.
~ ~. 8 a1cx lev g thsnk yss sao1gh
IT. n n ne : hsothr--i,ke : bsothe
~ 49, - - - - A1hotned - think,
49, + - AAW uoDo1GAh ard rood, An6
14n1 yo1svo 6oGn--as hAmo0 - think once
1g19a1s1 yor. Yopsve besn N angA -
sEn ! ~! nsn 4. 111eutyon. Idont kney
's !. \, ~ VA ~ .ss e isss ss 8
ho4 10y tpOil youf rsess1E.-01n's
lf Il hasw fn'a lrss ana basdsa .
ys - allcus !" or saaA, holdine 10
49, 81 taseEo0 hand vssy ten0esiY ID hla
|. 49, IL - 10 49, n! IL 4 - e yeq4
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-06-04

CHICAGO, Special. 80 Hogs - Recsipts
5000 head; market s Genus lower; light
$3.ao03.4s; mixed, t3.ls0337; hes.y;
3.oo0e3.3s.
Cattle - Receipts, 5000 head; market
steady; beeves, $3.4o04.25; eows 81. 6o0
3.oo; Texans, Ss.7o03.Ss: stocksGs and
feeders. Sa.oo03.7S.
Sheep -. Receipts, 10000 head; market
steady. Sheep, q. 10000; lanbs q. 2sQ
$40; spring lambs bring, 400 psf 100
pounds.
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nsvv TEA lleaar,

NEW YORK, Special 49, Monsy o. call
easy; closed Il ~ pse cent.
Prime mercantile papsr, 40sK Per
cent.
6eefling exchange firm ard hiGhes. with
acsuaI baatness r bankssss bills q denasd,
S@.SsH TX; sixtY days 14.S7K04. SS.
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4 <ttnnviiia eAssd % him. more surprised
altd more admitting than ever.
You're brave maiA. Waring. he said
eloWiy ~ don't understand II at oil, but
know you're right; And ] aln0.s believe
ron. almost Believe II wss not your
lkult. should like to get through to
England, aftsr I'll. lift was only 10 sec you
ynie ont OF your troubles"
Guy looked at him fixediy.
my dear fellow, Z he said. in . compass
sjonafe tone, .syou mustn't talk any more.
You've talked : great deal TOO much al
ready, see hut, fancy. over yonder.
beside that dark patcl, Of brush. Now,
ron must do exactly - bid You.
Don't struggle or kick. Lie ~ still as you
can. I'll carry you there on my hack, and
then we'll SEQ II We can get you anyhow .
drop Of pure water"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-02
IN HIS RONOR's COURT
The Mayor Gets Through Docket that At
tractad a Number Of Spectators.
MOST ALL OF THE TOWN is IN RICHMOND
A Much Travelled Sen Captain-Deep-
enin2 the Nansemond Prospect
1--WE Deliberations of the Council
Picnic AT ST. Lutc's-aIcctsng of
the Supervisors Postponed.

Suffolk, Va, July l.-tSpecial) May
or Brewer had the most interesting dock
CT to-day of any for several months
~ large collection of spectators was pres
ent.
Amanda jackson colored. was called to
answer the charge of disurderly conduct.
The evidence showed that she and her
brother had serious difficulty in which
the brother was badly chokcd. She
was levied on for u tax of $40
II. -. Wise. white. was alleged 10 have
been on little drunk last night. and as
consequences found free lodging in the
lookup. The Mayor imposed a penalty
of $500.
Horace Williams, colored. was proven
TO have infractcd that scctiou of the
town ordinance which prohibits; horses
from running at large and was assessed
81
Peter Cassaday, white. n manufacture
cr OF fancy centre tables relnuri she'd
his occupation hast hight DOR sufficient
time to take on load" and was fined
SO. In default he was committed TO
Jail.
Mary Eliza Harncs. colored. was
shown to have been Il disturber of the
peace in Baltimore People on Will
son avenue accused her of abusing them
In shameful manner. His Honor ad-
miniStsTed II corrective in the form of
u SEQ levy
SUFFOLK'S; REPRESENT ALTON,
AT REUNlON.--The absence in Rich
mond of 30 many citizens causes the
streets to have a scmi-deserted appear
ance. Following the departure las.
night by the G!ays and the Light Infan-
try, the Tom Smith Camp of Confederate
Veterans left this morning nj SPA carry
ing full ranks. Including the vet. from
the county who joined them there were
all told about seventy OF the old sol
| dicrs who showed up well in their new
uniforms. Owing TO the low tusrlsporta-
ton rates a large number of private
citizens have gone UP 10 take pait in the
ceremonies attending the reunion. The
Franklin Light Infantry came in town
on tan early train and left fer Richmond
at S:24. They were about thirty strong.
SEA CAPTAIN WITH REVERSED
FEtT.-An elderly man with a weather.
u:aeen N:sage and thtck bushy side
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-02
I'M BERKELEY.

Mrs. Mary A. Barron wife of Mr.. Jno
a. Barron, superintendent of the bridge
building department of the Norfolk and
southern Railway, committed suicide at
her residence on Ninth street Tuesday
night at 1880 o'clock by taking sttych-
hihe. AS soon as she was found in this
condition by her friends they at once
summoned Drs. Truitt ard Morgan, who
u.u all III their power to restore her, with
cut avail. Mrs. Barron was about 30
years of age and was leading an appar-
emily happy life. No cause cam be as
signed 10" the rash act. She left Il let
ter 10 her husband, who was att North
ives; Station al the time, telling him she
hau taken her l.fe and making several
| requests. but gave no reason for the deed
coroner Morgan notified Sergeant Rudd
yesterday morning TO summon a Jury of
inquest, blft after visiting the house and
| convers:ns with her husband he notified
the sergeant that an inquest was unnec-
essary. Her husband has the sympa thy
oil The community I'm his sad bereave.
ment. Her funeral VIII take place from
the residence this morning at 10 o'clock
MI Ill. Goodman, ore of the popular
turniturei dealers on Liberty street ex-
tended. aas just completed the laying OF
handsome carpet in the lodge room of
the Pythian castle. The lodge met Tues
day night ana expressed themselves as
highly pleased with the interior appear
ance
Mrs. Charles II. Barry and daughter.
Miss Blanche, left yesterday for Rich
mond to visit Barry's mother
Nlemeyei-Shaw Camps Jr. and Senior
Confederate Veterans left Yesterday af
iernoon at 3 o'clock via the Chesapeake
and OHIO Railroad for itillmond TO at
tend the reunion. They Npeot TO return
tonight
officer George Poclier left yesterday 20
attend the reunion. His place will be
filled by Special Officer Oakly during his
absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. LeRoy, of
l-owndesville, $. c., are visiting their
son. Mr.. Glenn r. Leroy, at his home
on chesapeake avenue, South Norfolk.
Inc many friends of Mrs. Fitzgerald
VIII be PANIED to hear of her death.
sunday. Mrs. Fitzgerald was we'll
known here. she having resided here
Ior several years She was a sister OF
Mrs. i. j.. Jones, of this place. I'm
the request of her sister to bring the
remains on, but when he arrived tho
interment had been made.
Inc Mayor was engaged yesterday
Russians, X. Singer VS.. r. Lott,
Judge George ID. Parker defended Lott
iiabi Moses had to be retained as inter
prefer. After hearing the evidence as
Interpreted His Honor imposed the cost
on the PLAINTIFF.
Drs. Gwathmey, of Norfolk. and Nor
gan, of this place, gave Il number of
their friends trip to Old Point, HamD-
| ton and Newport News yesterday in
the launch Crissie. Several gentlemen
from Norfolk and Messrs j. L. Miiby
Judge Parker, II. f. Humphries and
Sergeant Rudd composed the party.
VIM. Brown, the white man who es-
capped from the Norfolk county iail
has not been apprehended up to this
writing.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-02
HELD ITS LAST MEETING.
The old Council Winds Up Its Busi-
ness and Adjourn Sine Die.

Newport News, Va. July l.-(SpeciaD
On Tuesday night the old Council held
its last meeting. There was bu: one alb
sentee and all present yielded an earnest
and determined effort to expedite the
remaining business of momcn; before the
body.
Mayor w. 4. Post submitted COM
murication IN which he thanked the
Council for it's cooperation. which made
the city government vigorous ana sue
cessfui The account OF chef King, OF
Norfolk, amounting to $50 for detective
services in this city. was allowed after
Il warm discussion.
The Fin2nce Committee, through
Chairman Willett reporcsd That the
bonds issued 10 raise funds for the fire
department were ready u be signed.
An ordinance submitting ~ the voters
the question of issuing bonds 10 the
amour. of $4,000 for a city jail. $1,000
for bridges and $4,000 Cor sewer system
was passed.
The outgoing Council carhot be said
10 have lost amy time Their assidui;y
was unquestioned, but on the last night
OF their holding they worked diligently
until the stroke of the clock warned
them that the LIST of July was here and
that their term of office had expired
CALLED MEETING OF THE NEW
COuNClL.-Mayor A. 4. Moss issued a
tall 10 the members Of the Common
Council to-day to convene Tuesday the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-02
JcGDavIs, Opinioa.
(St. Louis Globe-Den

Not. LOUIS Glope-OemOcratD
twenty years ago the late Jelr Davis
made trip to Missouri which is still
remembered by many. The train upon
which he was travelling stopped at De
soto. on the Iron Mountain road, for
dinner. There was n grecnback con-
Vention In session there. A crowd COL
iected at the depot to do honor to the
distinguished visitor. who was easily
persuaded to make short speech.
How about greenbacks?" shouted
somebody In the gathering. We'll"
SAID Mr.. Davis. III you want scrip to
trade with among yourselves you can
issue county scrip or township scrip
II Will be good enough as long us you
nave faith I'm II. But IL you want to do
business with the world at large you
must use the only currency that is rec
ogniZed by all the nations of the earth,
and that Is gold coin" The greenbacIS
craze was then as wild as the silver
craze is now, and the few words OF the
eN-Contedcrnte chieftain had as much
sense In them then as they would have
III uttered now.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-02

Mrs. Rhode Noah. of this place was
taken In the night with cramp!ns pains
and the next day diarrhoae set in. She
took half bottle OF black berry cordial.
but got no relief. She then sent to me
TO see If l had anything that would
help her | sent her a bottle of Cham
berlain's Cole, Cholera and D.arrhoea
Remedy and the first dose ral!ved her.
Another of our neighbors had been sick
about a week and had kred different
remedies for diarrhoea. but kept getting
worse. | sent him this same remedy,
Only four doses OF 1t were required to
cure him. He says me owes his recovery
to this wonderful remedy-Mrs. Mary
Sibley. Sidney, AIiciL For sale by ali
druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-02
Town OF SUFFOLK

w'Iiskers attracted considera bic attention
on the streets to-day Il5a entire bear
Ing was such aS would cause Il pedestri-
an TO 'take second look burt the most
rcmarkatle' feature III connection with
MS appearance was th. feet Those
members were turned the wrong way.
and when walking down the street. HE,
heels were In front and the toes point I'd
towards the rear. Inquiries as to his
identify resulted IN the information that
lie was Capt. j. II. Ballard. and that he
Is n steamboat captain employed by the
Ciiamplain Transport alton Company. He
has Travelled almost the world over. and
carries I'm his pockets free passes on
about twenty railroad and steamboat
Zines. lie is now on a short vacation
DEEPENING THE NANSEMOND
CHANNEL.-NIa Improve ments WILL
shortly be made in thc channel of the
Nansemoad river near Suffolk A
dredging ma Chime from Mobile Ala.
but with headquarters in Norfolk. has
arrived and WAS to-day anchored near
the wharves. 1t will soon be put to
work In deepening the channel
COUNCILS PROSPECTIVE DELHI
DlsATIONS.-rhe regular July meeting
of tie Town Council Will be held next
Friday night. Among other matters
some acton Will probably be :akcn con-
cerning the salc of bonds for the marad-
animation of East Washington street,
for the consideration OF which n special
meeting was called this week, but ac-
comp.lshed nothing because OF the alb
sence of quorum. The annual election
OF salaried officers will also likely be en-
tered Into. though no changes are an.
ticiplted
PICNIC AT OLD ST. LUKES. The
citizens of Evereut's and OMickatuclS
are anticipating a. grand picnic next
Thursday. in which Il large number OF
representative citizens and their rami-
lies will take part. They will-go to dhu
historic st. Lukc's Church. In Isc OF
Wight county, and execute a programme
of varied attractions on grounds OF an
cientn associations.
CASE OF ALLEGED MURDERESS
Much speculation is being INDUCED I'm
as TO the disposition OF the case against
NJ rs. Mary T.. Russell. who is charged
with numbering her husband George II
Russell. while the latter WAS i'm a de
moniacnl mood. Super!nduced by drink
which caused him 10 rattempt desper ate
assaults on wife and children. There +.
eNtant belief that her punishment will
be Wight. which opinions has been
strengthened by the size of her bal
bond. 5000.
The joint committee of County Super.
visors and Road Commissioners SEIZED.
uled fer tomorrow Iaas been postponed
tIi next Iuesday on account OF the re-
, union
Alr. w. Il. Ferguson left Tonight for
New York city on business. He will
be gone for several days.
The chain gang has been Temporarily
abolished for lack of material The va
grant fraternity has learned to scratc Oh
SUFFOLK from their visiting list.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-02
PORTSMOUTH NEWS

car. which he succeeded In doing by the
narrowest margin possible. 1t was a
narrow escape indeed, and the motor
man was not to blame.
a morse belonging to countryman,
who was bringing produce into the city.
ran away yesterday morning on the
corner of Dillingham; and ran up to the
wall OF Cedar Grove Cemetery before he
could be stopped.
Me;ers. james H. Cox and Fleet w.
Cox, of Westmoreaan4 and Mr.. ]. NJ.
White, of Keysville. students of William
and Mary College. have been spending
few days with Mr.. Joe II. Saunders,
on County street.
Mr.. John Ii. Parker has returned home
from Knoxville. Tenn, where he repre-
scented the William and Mary College
I. NJ. &. a. az; the students Summer
Conference. Mr.. Parker received his
degree at William and Mary College
this year.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-02
NEWS.

,sh inst, for the purpose OF Organizing
the body.
Ni:W OFFICERS; INSTALLED
me new csty officers assumed the duties
oil their respective offices TODAY I'm tba
quietest way Imaginable. The usuaI
qu.t' prevailed about the City Hall The
cl'lZenS themselves did not seera ~, real
lze Nhut the first Idm!nist ration OF tho
cry had drawn TO n close and that a SEQ
ohd one with new executive and MANY
new officers. was beginning.
POLICE COuRT.-Mary Green. color
eu larceny. thirty days In fail
si25. ''iieo
Henry Gatins, drunk. 50. 75; committed
10 jail in default
MI. X. X. Lett argued the Rees liouor
case before Justice Brown to-day. From
the evidence and Mr. Let's argument II
appeared that the selling of liquor ON
sunday as charged was done bv a cool.
III me nous: without Mr. Rees' knowl
edge or consent. The decision i'm this
case wail be rendered tomorrow
Lena Lee. colorcd. trespass, dismissed
at costs
c. f. Bradley. trespass, dismissed
D. II. Tllghman, trespa SIS, fined 81 and
costs "
DEEDS ADMITTED TO RECORD
Oh Dominion Land Company to Leila
w. Derr!ng; consideration $3.50.
Johh BOOKER. trustee, to w. II. Royn-
ton: release deed
Old Dominion Land Company to D. s.
Jones: consideration 81 100.
Old Dominion Land Company to ID
Jones; consideration 5000.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-02
DEATH OF DIR. Shirley HOPE.
Ills Remains VIII Arrive Here this
Morning for Interrnenf

The people OF the city of Portsmouth
were shocked to learn that one of the
most popular young physicians, who
Claimed Portsmouth as his home. had
oeen Claimed by death, yet such is a
Iact. for the wires bore the sad news
that DIR. j. Shirley Hope, Past Assistant
surgeon United States Navy, had
breath his last while undergoing n sur
gical operation at the Brooklyn Naval
hospital Tuesday afternoon. The COM
munity is borne down with sorrow nj
this great loss, but He who holds the
uostinies of nations in the bottom OF
his hand knoweth best, and from this
fact his bereavcd family. parents and
relatives can extract some consolation
his remains will arrive here this morn
ing. and the funeral will take place
from Monumental Church tomorrow
afternoon.