The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-10
!. FRIDAY, JANUARY 10. 1926.
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us Feeling in London Is very bitter |
Asagainst Emperor William, on account
Il OF his attitude in the Transvaal affair.
So The Whittier cotton mills near Allan
Il Ia were put In operation Monday. The
ssplant cost 100000 and has 10000 spin
The Chicago Post says that If Spain
ahad to pay full cable tolls her Cuban
e victories would be among the most eX-
8pensive In history.
The Washington Times thinks that If
1.-THE Spaniards win many more victories
the Cuban army will go all the way
Through to Madrid.
Ssgss One of our new warshps is to be
sAcalled Kentucky. OF course, she will
Il be q boat of great capacity suggests
il the Philadelphia Call
Gen. Campos declares 1t impossible for
tany man to put his finger on the in
Il gnrgents. Campos ought to know; he
ssssshasN tried It often enough.
cHiih6 Siiui NuiipoS NlhSS nave
s&been destroyed in Cuba. what n genius
&She must be to be still able to fly, re-
Il MARKS the Philadelphia Times.
49,
The Buffalo Express remarks TINT
81 kentucky Is the land OF titles. Besides
q ell the judges and colonies every pub
q Nc school teacher there seems to be
y professor.
The American correspondent OF the
sE1ondon Chronicle makes the suggestion
3 that treaty of arbitration should be
" concluded between Great Britain and
4 the United States.
ssY$ Herbert Wells was Monday inauru-
II rated as the first Governor of the new
81 State OF Utah. The services were held
q ansthe vast Mormon Tabernacle. which
sawas flied to overaowing.
Before Cecil Rhodes and Dr. Jameson
Il make another attempt to steal n State
ssthey should come over here and take a
Few lessons In American politics, re-
Y marks the Philadelphia Ledger
"a Richmond man writes to the Wash
;Stngton Post to inquire as to how the
ssSYashington street cars are heated. and
ssehat paper replies: Simply by the pro-
Vanity Of the people who ride in them
4 Al cold weather.
AS The st. Louis Globe Democrat saws
d that the success of Spain, with its IL
Il o00, 600 Inhabitants, in trying to subdue
:11, 300 600 Americans, is not so brilliant
ssas5to invite similar experiments by any
either European power.
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The Alexandria Gazette says that the
Ss1argest shipment of corn OF the year Is
snoay passing through ST. Louis over
~ 900 car loads Of shelled and high grade
s$$S,prn from Nebraska. are en- route to
Y Norfolk. Va. for export.
The portrait of Pocahontas, which
Ehung in the Woman's building, at the
ESshicago Worlds. Exposition. has been
Hpnrchased by Mr.. H. S. Welcome, an
SsA.mertcan resident of London. He in
tsands to present is to the United States
/ Senate.
New Yory Tribune says that South
sssfrican republics do not seem to have
snnd better protection than South Amer
Joan republics against the incursions of
SGreat Britain into their territory in
sSuppOlt oi BELIEFS WHO nave gone tHefe
80 make money.
The strained relations between Ger
s{Many3 and Great Britain over the Trans
syaaf tmbroglio continue. While a re-
ssnbTt to war may not be probable, it
Mould not require much additional fric-
stsnn to precipitate hostilities says the
Philadelphia Ledger.
q
the Cubans investing Havana,
having marched from the eastern to
..tfieS western end of the island. laying
waste plantations, recruiting their
sstny and destroying property, the
atnestion OF the recognition of the Gu
ban Republic Will soon demand action,
\ kaatnks the Pittsburg Post. J