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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-15
ATLANTIC CITY.

The many friends OF Miss jessie
Phaup. OF Camp avenue, will be sorry
to hear that she Is quite sick.
Mrs. Louis Feuistein and children. Of
Avenue A. are expected home to-day
from visit to friends and relatives in
Baltimore. Md
MIR. Robert Lilliston, q weli-known
Young man of this ward, had a narrow
escape yesterday from serious damage
While driving horse attached TO 4
buggy through Client, the spirited ami
NAL took fright and dashed at Il great
speed towards Colley avenue. Reaching
this thorouEhfare he turned to the left
and threw che young man out headfore-
most. He was taken up by friends and
carried into Mr.. Shumadines store,
where he received kind attentions. No
serious injury, however. being sustained
Evangelist Lee will begin tent meet
Ing at Lambert's Poipt on October 9Th
The public schools will reopen to-day
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The Tuberculosis Tents.

Attention is called to the card to the
public. appearing in The Nirginian this
morning. containing a certificate from
George Faville, d. V. NJ, Veterinarian
stating that he has applied the tuber-
culosis test to the COWS on the HollyFarm
dairy Capt c. w. Wilson, proprietor
and that he pronounces all now in the
dairy free from tuberculosis and other
wise in a healthy condition. and that
the dairy and care of the COWS and of
the milk is all that could be desired.
Capt. Wilson states that To secure
thoroughly pure milk he had this test
made by DR.. Favillc, and that the result
of the test was the discovery of nine of
his COWS suffering from the disease.
These were considered among his finest
stock and that but for the test would
have continued to be MIXED. They
were promptly removed and slaughter
ed and their cacasses sent to the fer
tilizer factory. Hereafter all future ad-
ditions to the herd of the Holly Farm
dairy will be subjected to the test.
The course pursued by Capt. Wilson
must be approved by the consumers of
milk.
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Main Street, Corner Granbu

Besides few other matters of minor
inheritance "a license was granted Bax-
ter IL Rodgers to sell mault liquors by
retail at their place OF business on La
favctte avenue. between Thirty eighth
and ThirtY-inith streets.
POLICE COuRT.-A short docket OF
snimDortnnt cases were disposed of by
Justice Brown this morning.
WIN. a. Williams. colored, assault;
dismissed at the cost of the plaintiff
Patty Murrcll. diSorderly; continued
w. 5. Campbell. drunk; fined 81 and
costs.
Eddie Henderson, colored, petty lar
cenv: thirty days in Jail.
Willie Johnson. alias Burton, charged
with larceny. tried to defeat Justice and
escape its penalty but Chief Howard
readily found goods In pawn to his
credit, and parties to identify the
same as stolen property. The party
proves to be a very clever pructicer of
the profession of shop lifting. He was
given thirty days in jail
PAYING LICENSE TAE.-The local
underwriters have clipped into the
public Treasury for the support Of the
city government etc, etc, up to this
writing sllO0. They are reluctantly
paving for the music and say that the
les of insurance must be raised.
OPEN iNG.-Mrs. Harwoods Female
Seminary opened the season of 1896 81
under auspicouS circumstances this
morning.
Rooms for the city High School are
being elegantly fitted up i'm the Citizens
and Marine Bank building. Prof. Epes
has done good work i'm establishing this
branch of the public school
Barlow'S MinstrelS will appear at the
Opera House tomorrow d5th) even
ing.
The committee that waited upon the
Chesapeake and Ohio officials To secure
reduced Totes to Richmond and return
ON the 18th instant. the day fixed for
Mr. w. j. Bryan's arrived and speech
were offered the astoundingly low rate
Of 81. Many excursions have been run
during the past summer over the same
route bv the same company for ST. while
n free excursion was extended to people
Of the other persuasion last week
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HUNTERsvILLE.

The public schools were lively yester-
dav registering pupils for the session OF
1896 and 1897.
The cases of diphtheria is this vicin-
itv are few and no serious report could
be heard Yesterday.
An additional family settles in this
community in the persons of Mr.. Ed
mund and Mrs. Pansy Hamilton. nee
White. of Eastern Shore. They were
married last Wednesday in Elzaheth
CITY and came direct to this town and
made their home at No. GA Central
avenue.
Mrs. w. II. Wilmington, of No. >
Outten street. and her niece, Miss Hat
tie l.. Goodson, of Brambleton Ward,
have returned home after a pleasant
visit to friends in Baltimore, Md
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riunph Of Women
and Glory of Man."
At Y. NJ. c. A. Hall, Norfolk, Va.
Friday Night, September 10,
al 8 O'clock.

DIR. r. c. Flower. of Boston. will de-
liver his new lecture entitled. '''r lump!
Of Women and Glory of Men, 81. y. VI
c. y. Hall. Norfolk. Va, Friday night,
Sept. Is. at O'clock.
This lecture will be delivered und"r
the auspices Of the "Woman's Health
Association" Of New England. which
has arranged With DR.. Flower 20 de-
liver this lecture (free) to the men and
women OF twenty cities.
If you would know how to rcg.il los:
health and preserve your heIi:h / you
have il; If you would know ho~ 10 &c;
the greatest amount of happiness out 4
both single and married life; !! yQu
would know how TO preserve your beauty
and youthful looks far into the eveninl !,
Of life. then so and hear DR. Flower
DR.. Flowers fri nds claim thar as 4
lecturer NJ has no superior, if e,lua!
upon the American platform. ana for
wit. sarcasm. pathos and beauty Of
speech he has no equal.
What the press says:
"Dr. r. G. Flower lectursd yesterday.
afternoon in Assembly Hall TO o1e!. ..GO
women, representing largely the wealth
culture and brains of the city Never
was an audience more enthusiastic in
sembly of women. They laughed and
cried at the same me.-Philadelphia
Times
"Dr. r. c. Flowers lecture to women
at Assembly Hall yesterday afternoon
was attended by nearly 1900 ladies. The
doctor had the sympathy of his large
audience from the opening to the close
of his lecture. The enthusiasm If mis-
audience at times knew no bounds. Ma
higher compliment could be paid the doc
tor than the remark of the President If
the Chester Club: A finer lecture wa :
never delivered by a man "-phi.adyj-
phia Press.
DIR. r. C. Flower lcctured las; pignt
to nearly 5000 people in fremont Temple.
His audience went wild over his el1-
quence. keen thrusts, pathetic appeals
and quick sallies. Boston Globe.
Never was lecture better received
nor an audience more highly entertainad
than a fremont Temple last night. The
lecturer was DR.. r. c. Flower."-Bost1 On
Journal.
Dr.. r: c. Flowers lecture to ladies' in
Columbian Hall yesterday afternoon
was the finest entertainment ever gwen
the women of this city. Hundreds were
unab bic to gain admittance, while those
who did, enjoyed for an hour and for,y
minutes between laughter. applause and
tears. the richest treat of the season.
THE doctors tribute to the married
life and home. and his closing tribute
to women, for eloquence, pathos and
beauty OF speech can never be outdone."
Lafayette Qnd) Courier.
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GETS ONEAND EXPECTS MORE
Newport News Confident OF Auothc,
EafiIcShiD.

Newport News Va. Sept. n.-(spe-
cian-Advice received here by wire this
afternoon state that the Nev;port Naws
Ship-building and Dock COMPANY
submitted the lowest bid for the con-
struction of one new battleship. Roth
President c. j. circuit and Superintend.
ent S. n. Smith telegraphed friends
mere 10 this effect: Newport News will
certainly get another battleship and
most probably some small work in the
way of gunboats With these prospects
the stability and material development
OF Newport News is assured.
IN THE COURTS.-Hustings, Judge
fled to practice law in this court,
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Ladies, when you are out shopping
walk up to No. 1875 Church street. to the
Fass Furniture and Carpet Company
establishment, where you will find Mr..
H. Wertheimer ever ready 10 assist Won
in getting your houses in order for the
winter.
He has arranged with leading hou ses
in New York TO obtain all the novelties
in his line al popular prices,
We Will show this week a beautiful,
line of drape.ies and hangincs which
you are cordially invited to Inspect
THE FASS FURNITURE
AND CARPET co
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Y. NJ. &. a. Members conc. TT.

Miss Lillian Chandler, the violin virtuo-
so, whose first appearance in Norfolk will
be at the Young Mems Christian Assoc;a-
leader of the Womans Symphony Orchcs-
ira of Boston. The musical programme
for the occasion will also include selec-
will render some choice mandolin and gull
tar muse. The entertainment will be
given in the Association Hall at O'clock
The public is invited. No charge for adj
mission.
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dime. Where is serious complain, about

The residents of that portion OF Bran
bieton bordered by Reservoir. Marshall
and Park avenues were much startled
Sunday night about 8 o'clock by the
railing of a meteor. 1t descended until
apparently about few feet above
Grammar School No. 1, when II burst.
emitting shower of electric sparks like
a rocket. and lit up the entire vicinity us
radiantly as midday. Many persons.
who were sitting on their porches at the
time. became much alarmed ut TIE
unearthly visitor and prepared to take
refuge in some safer quarters.
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WATT, RETTEW & CLAY
ARE SELLING

80 pieces Fancy Mixed Wool Dress Goods at 12Ic
worth l9c 80 pieces All Wool Dress Goods for street
wear at 2Sc., worth 35c IS pieces Iridescent Nov
city Dress Goods at &c.. worth Soc SO pieces All
Wool Dress Goods in the verv newest designs and
colorngs at 5oc worth 7Sc. Is pieces Dress
Goods-hgh novelties of foreign make at &c.. worth
Si;oo' Nine hundred ladies' ribbed, heeced, naco,
silk trimmed Winter Vests and Pants at 3oc worth
SO. or more 24o Ladies' white, fat beavv al
lambs wool Vests and Pants at 400, worth 81 %
to S1.77. Ibis week, while lot lasts Ladies' Musl;n
Corset Covers, Drawers and other odd Garments at
&c., worth from soc. to $500. All ulaundered
print Shirt Waists at 1oc., formerly &c. The re-
mainder OF the Laundered Waists at &c. formerly
SOC" and many other noteworthy values
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Summer Excursion Tickets.

are now on sale via Washington or Balti-
more 10 all mountain and seaside resorts.
Apply for tickets and further informa-
ton TO Arthur G. Lewis, Passenger
Agent 60 Main street
je 9-Tu&Ftf
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wANTED--A white girl that is willing to
cook and do general housework for small
family in Berkeley: good pay and per-
manent home for right party. Address
Nirginan, Bcrkley, Va. SELF
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WANTED-By young lady of refinement
position in Norfolk as companion to a
joung or elderly lady: would attend an
invalid. if desired: references given.
Address Miss GRAY, Holiday street,
Portsmouth. Va. selo-lt'
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The Peoples Common seuse
n 'SSSEsS3 Medical Adviser, in plain En-
n TS1 glish, or Medicine Simplifcd by
n hoIHt,a R.F. Pierce, NJ. d., Chief Consult
1uha Wlncn ing Physician to the lnvalids' Ho-
HS&SU Egn,I tel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo,
n Np<S arssssj N. ", 1908 pages, illustrated.
X A 10000 copies Sold at $l.so. Now
u \ sent, paper bound, ABsoLuTELy
N@1 FREE on receipt of onc-cept
G Eh3 stamps to pay for mailing oniy
tI11D Address the Author. as above
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HELP WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED-Exeprenc insu-
rance men to write beneficial insurance
In Norfolk, Portsmouth. Newport News
ana adjacent places: no lapses: big pay
Address w. j. PEOPLES, Hotel Nor
folk, Norfolk, Va. sel5-3t
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Among our cotton Wen.

Clear weather in the cotton belt
Liverpool future contract market adj
vanced partially one point: spot mar
ket advanced led, closing barely
steady.
Bar silver 30-declined Sled
New York future market advanced
10 points closing steady: sales. 1873. 500
bales Closing steady; sales. l3S. 600 bales
december, S.lS4s.19: January, S26GS 81:
Consols. 1895 declined 5-lGd.
united states port receipts yesterday
were 51.lI9 bales. aGains: 1G. 1853 bales la It
year, ana 30425 bales in 1894.
receipts al New Orleans to-day arc
estimated al from 400 TO Ii, 900 bales
against 2,lls bales last year, and 2,24O
bales III 1894.
Receipts of cotton at Norfolk yester-
dav were 1882 bales. against 54S bales
last year.
Future contract market In New Or
leans advanced points yesterday.
Buy the celebrated Chase Bros.
Pianos. J. Levy, Levys Music House.
i3a Church street sen13-1w
W.No samples free. Get In line.
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roCrnEA COLD rNoNE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money If i
fails to cure. 25c. spS thusa I'm
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WANTED.-Occupan for large front
room, with board, also table boarders.
New number 26S Butte street references
required Sel3-lw'
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SIX years experience and good refer
ence. Address M "" care of Norfolk
Virgnian se9-lw
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FOR SALE-A well built residence on
Wood street: sold for no fault: too large
for owners family; eight rooms and
bath and all the modern convcniences:
lot Al2Nll!: n splendid opportunity Tor
anyone Wishing nice home. with op-
Iion on two lots in rear, ~ feptxl1O On
which can he erected three 80 nice
tenement houses. For terms, etc. an
ply OF premises. No. 20 Wood street.
my5-tf
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FOR SALE.-rhe desirable residence lot
on Cornick avenue. foot of Bermuda St,
fronting on Mahone'S Lake Prize. and
terms reasonable. Apply 10 c. ".
koolage lOSl. Bermuda ST aug5'tf
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FOR SALE AT y LOW EIGURE,-Plan,
and specifications for Il brick dwelling
drawn by one of the best architects in
the state. Address PLANS this office
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WANTED AT No. 2S3 East Main street, a
woman cook. None but first-class need
apply. Se9-tf
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Have Won bought your heavy weight
underwear? If not. just look over our
line. The prices are sure to catch you.
RUDOLPH x WALLACE
1863 Main street
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Mr.. Jacob Esbensen. who is i'm the
employ of the Chicago Lumber Com
Danv al Dies Mones. Iowa, says: Il
have lust sent some medicine back to
nv mother In the old country. that I
know from personal use To be the best
medicine i'm the world for rheuma tism.
having used it in my family Off seve-
raj wears. II Is called Chamberlain
Pain Balm. 1t always does the work -
40 cent bottles for sale by all drug
Riats
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WANTED.-An active man In every local
ity to represent us, mo fortune hunter
wantedl. VIII guarantee $1,000 weekly
and all expenses. Investigate at once
Box 530s. Boston, Mass. sei-lm
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FREE LECTURE TO
MEN AND WOMEN.

DIR. II &. FLOWER. OF Boston. will de-
liver his new lecture entitled
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.--A heavy ~ karat double case
gold watch, cost $1,000. Sold for no
fault. purchaser may have privilege OF
easy payments II desired, provided sat
isfactory references are furnished Price.
on time Si5. cash $40. Address WATCH
care OF N!rginian. seg-tf
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$500 free sAraS,es L-No.
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" ANTED-Recruits for the u. S. Marine
corps: Wanted-Ablc bodied, unmarried
men. between the ages of q and 30 years.
Food. clothing and medical attendance
free. For further particulars, etc, apply
or address. the Commanding Officer,
Marine Barracks. Navy-yard. Norfolk,
Vn. jy4-3m
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WANTED.-An active woman at $1,000
weekly to represent us. Address Box
530S, Boston, Mass. se5-lm
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VINO samples free. Get in line.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MADAM 1IOYT'S SELECT SCHOOL
for Dancing will reopen October LIST
Private lessons this month (September
reasonable. Particulars GLIB East Bran
Dleton avenue. Sel3-lt'
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-01-31
Golden Wedding.

The Golden Wedding OF Mr.. and
Mrs: W. r. Mead, which occurred at
their residence in Cresco, Jan. 22d,
was attended by moro than q hundred
neighbors and friends, while many
others = sent congratulations and
regrets. A large number Of handsome
presents were there Notwithstanding
the expressed s'presents not desired"
Letters from relatives at a distance,
and poems from esteemed friends
made their hearts feel light, and the
event at this epoch in the tide of
years, rich with the incense of tender
and loving remembrance.
An elaborate supper was enjoyed by
the. guests. The tables we're SO
beautifully decorated, by Miss Mead,
with blossoms and ferns, that friends
secured her consent to have photo
graphs made, which will be kept as
sonyepers of the happy occasion.
1t is the universal fiat, that in all
their appointments the arrangements
were elegant and the entire evening
one that will be long remembered, by
all who participated, as worthy of the
golden age of their entertainers
grese0 Times. ,g
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-01-31

Chester.

Our people are using the pleasant
days Of January to improve their
surroundings and some new builling
is in progress.
A. H. Barnes is adding another
story to the store building he recently
purchased.
w. A. Murray ,s already occupying
and is completing the store rooms
sold him by Jerome Roper.
Denis Albee y Co., are building a
new machine and repair shop 22x3O,
two stories,
It is reported that B. Chaplin has
bought the lots west of the Lake
hotel and will Immediately commence
building thereon, and that Mrs. w.
F. Meighen has rented apartments,
and will open q fine stock of Millinery
goods in April.
The early cold snap was cold en-.
iough to insure a good crop of ice,
which has been harvested.
Our merchants have ordered o car
of kerosene oil from Davenport.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-01-31
JENKINS CONFIRMED.
The Supreme Court Decides the
Northern Pacific Case.
GIVES HIM COMPLETE JURISDICTION.
All the Courts Along the Line to BE Aux.
Hilary to the Milwaukee Judge
This Enectually Settles tho
Reccivership Matter.

Washington. ID. c., Jan. 29.-Judges
Field, Harlan, Brewer and Brown. of
the supreme court, rendered their de-
cision in the Northern Pacific receiver
ship cases, holding all the courts along
the line of the road to be auxiliary to
Judge Jenkins court at Milwaukee.
This decision gives the Milwaukee
court the jurisdiction over the entire
system in the matter of recelvership.
The case was argued before all these
members of the supreme court sitting
in chambers and as individual justices
presiding over the various judicial cir
cults which the road traverses, except
in the case of Justice Brown, of the
Second circuit, who set in the case be-
cause of the fact that the Northern
Pacific has large property interests in
New York, which is in his circuit.
1t was shown at this hearing that the
first creditors bill and the foreclosure
proceedings Of 1893 had been filed in
the circuit court for the Eastern dis.
trict of Wisconsin,; sitting at Milwau.
kee and over which Judge Jenkins pre-
sides. 1t was also shown that this
court then appointed receivers for the
entire system who were for time rec
ognized. Afterwards, however, the
circuit court for other districts ap.
pointed receivers for the portion Of tina
road embraced within their respective
jurisdictions and such confusion and
antagonism arose that it was feared
the interests of the road would be seri-
ously jeopardized. Exception was taken
to the jurisdiction of the Milwaukee
court on the ground that the Northern
Pacific had no road except q leased line
within the limits of the Eastern district
of Wisconsin. s,a
This was substantially the only oh,
lection made to its recognition and it
was intilnated at the time of the hear
ing that large majority of the in
terests involved would be satisfied with
the designation of the Milwaukee court
as the responsible tribunal and the one
by which the receiver or receivers for
the entire line should be designated
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-01-31
In behalf Of woman,s Suffrage.
PASSED BY THE HOUSE.
Diplomatic and Consular Appropriate
BIZ Goes Through Unamended.

Diplomatic and Consular Appropriation
Bill Goes Through Unamended.
Washington, Jan. 2s.-In the house
Tuesday Mr.. Fletcher (rep., Minn.)
called up and the house passed the bin
granting right of way to the Brainerd
Il Northern Minnesota railroad
through the Lerch Lake and Chippewa
Indian reservations in Minnesota.
Joint resolution was passed author
iZing officers and enlisted men of the
army who are members of the Sons Of
Veterans to wear the bulge OF that or
ganization on all occasions Of public
ceremony.
A spirited colloquy, in which NIessrs.
Dockery (dem.. MOI; Richardson
(dem., Tenn); Stone (rep., PAP. and
Miles (dem., Nld.) participated. oc-
CURED over resolution providing for
an extra employee in the document
room, at the end of which the res
olution was agreed to.
| On motion of Mr.. Hit (rep., ND the
house went into committee of the
whole, Mr.. Grosvenor (rep., o. in the
| chair, and took up the diplomatic and
consular appropriation bill. Mr.. Hit
explained the provisions of the bill.
which, as Mr.. McCreary (dem., Ky.)
stated, was with few necessary
changes the same bill that is on the
statute books for the current year.
( Mr.. McCreary added that, in his opin-
ion, every change made in the bill was
essential to the welfare of the public
service, and that the committee on for
eign affairs unanimously agreed to the
report.
The, diplomatic and consular appro-
| priation bill was passed at $3.50 o'clock,
without amendment.
Favor Park at yicksburg.
Washington, Jan. 2S.-!rhe house
committee on military affairs Tuesday
reported fayorably the bill of Mr..
Catchings (dem.. MISSY providing for
the establishment of national mill
tary park at Nicksburg, Miss. Fifty
thousand dollars is appropriated for
! beginning the work.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-01-31
! CALLS A HALT.
Senator Turpie Would Have Turkey
Restrained by Force.
Thurston Makes Stirring Speech in
Support of Monroe Doctrine
Resolution.-ln the House.

I Washington, Jan. 2s. - In present.
:ng petition in regard to the Arrneni-
ans, Senator Turpie (dem., Ind.) spoke
of the recent outrages upon them and
eaid that the only charge against them
their only crime-was being Chris
tians.
The time had come, he said, when an
official notification could be given to
Turkey and the Mohammedan church
that they must cease PROSECUTING by
the sword.
Would Restrain Turkey by Force.
The sway of the Turks, he said, was
only endured and supported on ac-
count of those international jcalousies
that clustered around the trans-Atlan-
tic segment of the Mediterranean
called the balance of power in Europe.
The Turks ought to be notified that
they must erase from their book Of