The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-17

81 HGasS lsaI'a 81
ssSFRIDAY, JANUARY II. 1896.
EIGHT PAGE
sssfyew York has a potato trust with n
Capital of $751; oCO. Why don't they mash
II
ssIt is hard to say if Dan Stuart, or
Mrs, Vanderbilt get the most free an
xeTtising in 1896, but, an exchange says,
DanSis so far little ahead.
AScontemporary notes that the Ohio
manwhose wife has property is in great
luck. A law in that State compels her
tospay the bills OF her other half
"a "a contemporary says that it Is ru-
imored that France will recognize the
Cuban insurgents in the hope of max
Ing an advantageous commercial treaty.
sItS Us thought that Senator Teller may
Sesert the Republican party. says the
Record. and adds that it
Was almost time for another dcfaulting
|rgller
EssThef German Emperor Is still riding n
,,hfgh horse, remarks an exchange. but
ism growing suspicion that 1t is
one. Even king may have
hshobby.
40 !, iy,1- &
fSStheS United States Senate will not be
Hmproved by the substitution of Fora
Her for Bcice-though this is hard
Fling to say of the new Senator,
fas,,A great deal of indignation has been
Eyeited by the refusal OF the Porte to
permit the Red Cross Society to dis
Eribute relief among the destitute Arme-
hians. But what moro could be expect
kd
I s5SssAs the ST. Louis Globc-D Democrat
Nays: Emperor William has evidently
hflts upon the best possible way of pro-
Motiag his popularity with the German
lEeople in assuming an anti-British at
'kitIde,''
3sfltSiS the opinion Of the Wilkes Barre
Record that Germany could knock the
tgsathers out of England on land, but
n ohn&Bull could easily scuttle Germany
sea But as yet the fight is princi-
FfaIly in the air
Zone form OF Cuban strategy Is to fire
3sailroad trains and then run them burn
into towns. This ought TO b. as
as Samson scheme Of
sspreading CONSERVATION ar,ony the
4, iiistines by making frebrands Of
:aa9ssAfess,2renarks the Baltimore Herald.
II 81 Inc promptness with which England
n n As acceded to the request of the limited
ef fssaaet'ssss 70 look after the interests of
taA 5Srncasthis IN the Tiansvaal is hailed
SiHulirope as significant dcmorstra
sSss9nasioelt3frtendship and good feeling. saws
Brooklyn Eagle
81 tTei story that the President sounded
Ne salssssNnlers OF Germany, Russia and
gsslanlce regarding their attitude toward
4 4 1esAdonroe doctrine before he ventured
ssstl0 me Venezuelan affair needs to be
by facts. remarks the In
4 saa "a polls Journal Rep).
81 SAID that Gen. Booth has order
z l5gs MS son. Darlington Booth who hoe
Ssii1l5aiir gge dof the Salvation Army in this
ssSsH hty,t5eo prepare for return to Eng
5 3 Gen. Booth does no, like Amer
~ oT gs5t Americans, nor no more do
S3Rhs sss t americans care
Ss{$s aSa,S,slt-iEH~, " : 49, ----------
ne New Orleans Picayune think :
ffagstgesss,srGonGress should not attempt 10
ehaSg 4lllse from the cuntry that n firm en-
B cement of the Monroe doctrine will
eve the maintenance OF large arm
q SSssiss3l;, ana, as the people are enthu.
Stein support of the doctrine, they
S$E5ssssno sdonbht chcerfully bear the bur.
&sIss4st ti fliat Its enforcement will stand.
Ri neS louisville .Couricr's Washing.
;Sas5issscofrespondert informs that pane,
secretary Carlisle says that he al
tiad enough assurances from sub
70 satisfy him that all tn,
e$5s Ndre.tiFci would be sold, ant
~ $500 would be great sue
exfis;-' has 10 fears what
~ ssstss rsEerve in the Treasur,
g dangerous point"