The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-17
TUESDAY. MARCH IL, 1898.
EIGHT PAGES.

HEIGHT PAGES.
SIS For the first time In its history the
Scfty of Rutland. VT. has gone Demo
5nratdc.
5sA market note: Southern delegates
Sare selling steady and at good prices
! For June delivery. announces the Phil
adelphia Call.
s3ss If England keeps enlarEing her navy.
sthe Cleveland Plain-Deale thinks that
that sthe Atlantio will soon have to be
sdragged and widened.
The family Of the Gladstones was
shade In British Guiana. where his faith
ssr owned a great sugar estate and
was also a large slave owner.
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London possesses sixty incorporated
L banks exclusively devoted 10 interna-
stional banking, with a capital of s294,
seoo.0 900 and deposits of $1,000 100000
A&S The Baltimore Sun says sound money
men OF all parties will vote In the next
Il Presidential election for that party
(which declares most plainly for sound
money
The Boston Transcript has an idea
L shat "the less the Senate knows about
matter the greater is the proba bility
phat 1t will act with dispatch and
Rpromptness."
Prof. Felix Adler says there are three
ne he orrto ,,-ba
upon an exchange says Ut has always
been popularity. supposed that there
5awere only two-before and after.
ny, The Kansas City Journal is authority
sfor the statement that Gov. Morton
wears false hair, and an exchange adds:
The country has known for some time
sRhat Gov. Morton had false Plat
A&3Prof. Garner asserts that monkeys
scan talk but won't. whereul.Um the
EtRochestar Democrat INQUIRIES: How
snany men and women could learn
ssNaluable lesson from the humble simian.
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WE The Galveston News announces that
gaSehie BLY, ds recruiting a regiment for
sCuba which shAs proposes TO lead in per-
SBon.s Nellde's Chicago husband may pos
geibly object to men following his wife
Ct According to a report on the organic
seH militia OF the United States which
ehas just been prepared by the War
department. the United States. in case
sof need. can put 9,467.694 men in the
Held.
seWhen the pensions for 1896 are paid
ssathIs Government will have distributed
IS2, 900, 000, 900 among' the survivors of the
SNnion aGgntes and their families, says
IAN exchange. Yes. barring what the
ssnharks get.
III: sSss What does Ohio want?" asks puz-
Salsd correspondent. If he were famil-
9sar4wlth current discussion he would
know. without asking. Ohio's want Is
always simple and easily defined. Give
5s3Eer the earth and she will be p-efectly
satisfied, says an exchange.
SssBeoause Atlanta Is to have an offlc.e
building twenty stories high the Rock
dale Banner is cruel enough 10 say that |
some Atlant.ans ought to get in the |
tip top. for that is about as high as
spnie OF them will ever pet.
The lAtchison Globe Is Of the opinion |
woman never admits that she is
s9eaing things for her own pleasure She
ppys &luxnries for thls table "to please
sasr husband. and travels around the
country "to educate the children"
"a movement to make Daniel 5. La
mont the next Governor of New York
hue appeared. 1t is probably based on
tfes predicate that the Democratic vote
me Grea tiar New York can overcome
lalss Republican majority in the State,
lsys che Philadsa1asa LsdSer. ]