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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-10
WORSE: KNTEIE NORTH WEST.
Grand FnrhH Is Suffering Terribly
From tlip Floods.

UBy Associated Press to The vlrginian.)
Grand Forks, n. D., April o.--The
SITUATION continues to grow worse, ANA
the probabilities are that the surrounl
ing country will be Hooded. rs the river
IS still rising from one 10 two inches an
hour.
At o'clock this morning the water
had reached AZ feet, !" inches, con.sidera-
biy above the 'S2 mark. From TO II
clock this morning wate! has risen two
and one-quarter inches
Residents and business men on De-
mos avenue. have removed to other
quarters. The schools have closed on
account of high water in their base
mcntS. which put out the furnace
fires.
The auxiliary pumphouSc is entirely
covered with water. The regular pump
mouse, while surrounded by water. con
tinueS 10 run day and night. II viii
require from five 10 seven feet more
rise to put the fires Out ana stop the
engines he disaster has already as.
Sumed proportions, causing sufrcvins
ana disaster.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-10
FKOM VARIOUS SECTIONS.
TIC EsseHce Of Imporfnnt ana Inter
csfinG News Dfspntches.

jacksonville, Fla, April 9.--rhe Inter
state Commerce Commission met in the
United states court room to-day and
listened TO complaints against about %
transportation companies for alleged
determinations against Eastern points
ana excessive RATES charged on vcSeta-
hes.
san Francisco, April 9.--Adv!ces from
Iinita state that Queen MamaI, who
Tor seven years. as ruler OF the island Of
Raiated, has deGed the French, has sur
rendered, and' the long standing rebel
non on The Islands Of Rliatea and Hau-
hena has been put down
Columbia. S. c., April 9.-Thomas S
Biack a young man about 20 years old,
was arrested to-day by Postotlice In
Spector Gillespie, charged with stealing
from the mails
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-10

pie t island Seventy-thrcc. White river
in wh!ch it Is said the people there arc
in danger OF persshing The inhahi-
tants are on house tops, on RATS and ali
manner OF floats and are entirely With
out food.
There are said 10 be thirty-fvc fam:-
lies around the Island. ana the letter
states that unla:s they receive succor
they will certainly die. One family near
the island has just lost six children in
the flood.
Another letter from G. s. Blackburn,
inspector OF Lacon:a levec dist!ict. gives
Il graphic description OF the sufferingS
OF the victims OF the flood in that dis
lrict ana urges the Governor 10 render
them assistance.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-10
MIR. GEO. sI.INGE DEAD.
Fr"mtncnt Citizen Of Noftowny-
Ehorp.Ipcs Deposition Included.

;, petersburg, Va, April 9.-(SpcciaD-
ar. George NJ. lngc, prominent citi-
%emt ''., or blackstone, Nottoway county,
,hn nnoac ilicsS mas been announced III
thcse dispatches. died at his homo IN e
morning The deceased was a native az
Luhcnburg county. He was a son OF
Nir. Vincent lnge. OF Blackstone. ana y
nrother 1'r 0! Mr.. Luther Ingc. formerly OF
~, eLclspurs, urs, now OF Washington. lie
mad twice married. The dercasen Vac
one OF tho hest known men III this sec
tion ana was exceedingly popular with
those who knew him
The taking OF dcpositions In behalf Of
non. sydney u. Epes in the Congress
Sional contested election case of IL. ~.
Ihorp VS.. S. p. Epes, was conslut,c1 tn.
aay- MI. Thorp has ten days in which
10 take rebuttal testimony.
Cards are out for the marriage Of MI
~. - IS. ;anes and Miss Mary Nunnlly on
church.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-10
The LIST LENGTHENS
Seventeen Persons are Missing Were pfoba-
b!Y Cremated In the Kn oyyiI|a Fire.
The WORK OF SEARCHING THE RUINS
heEcral B"diCs 'TnkGm from, out the
Mnny More Having E'criShcd rhnn
WIS ut First Th0usht-Scvcrnl nf
tho ss,jurcd Will Die.

Hy Associated Press to The Virrininn
Knoxville, Tenn, April a.-Or the
nitS-two guests who were sleeping IN
the Hotel Knox yesterday morning when
the fire broke out. only thirty-flve have
been accounted for. Tho hotel register
was destroyed and II will perhaps never
be known how many lives were lost.
Those known 10 have persisted in the
ilamcS are:
y. H. Weeks. Of Locke, N. y, drum
mcr.
G. W. Roberts, OF Pulaski, Tenn,
lightning rodngeni
T.. \. Williams, Springfield, Mass, re-
tired merchant.
TclcErnms have been pouring in all
day from different cities inuuiring about
people supposed to have been In Knox
vllc.
SEARCHING THE RUINS.
The work Of searching for The remains
III the ruins was begun late This after
noon. and the developments already in
dicate that the list Of dead will be much
larger than ii was at first thought.
Charred remains were found in different
localities of the ruins. Where one of
these bodies Is. supposed 10 have boen
creinated were found q number Of pocket
KNIVES. shears, ra2orS, etc, which leads
to the belief that Weeks. the cutlery
drummer for The Rochester house, had
attempted 10 carry out his sample case.
~ y. Williams, OF Springfield, an
other who was beyond Il doubt burned,
was N3 wears Of age, anu was travelling
South for his health.
REWARDS OFFERED.
Large rewards lave been offered for
the bodies ana IL largo furca or men b;
AZ work Tonight clearing away the de-
bris. OF the injured perhaps only one
VIII die. ]. G. NJ. l'ogle, OF Tennessee.
Il civil engineer lies in 4 very critica
condition at the city hospital. He in
nailed flames and his limbs are badly
burned Messrs. Kcpnart. Mcmillan.
logan. keck. Hudson ana Hicks. all of
Knoxville. who are the most painfully
hurt are recovering.
LIST OF LOSSES
An almost correct estimate of the
losses ana insurance has been secured.
II Is as follows: Total loss, SIGH 900:
total Insurance. $61i, ,209.7o
Many or the firms burned out have
secured temporary quarters. and the
wholesale houses especially have never
stopped lilling orders.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-10
s:AN7i 0FE7GEHa ARRESTED.
Officials oiihr DcIunct <:,obr Hn,.., OF
ChirnEO To hG Triri

HA!y Associated Press 10 The Eirginian.)
Chicago. ILL.,. April Warrants for
tIi" arrest Of Charles w. Spalding. prcSI-
htAt: ~ Y. Avcrill. vicu-prcSident. and
{: r. Churchill. cashier Of The derunct
H!ohe SAVINGS Bank, have been sworn
OUT DS FRANK Il. Stone. Of the firm OF
stone u Francis. i3Gpnsitors IN the IN
Stitution.
Mr.. Churchill surrendered himself to-
day and furnished bonds for lis an
neArancc. President Spalding and Vice.
iISSiueht AVeHill Lave not put in an
appearance.
DEVELOPMENTS to-day brought out the
fact that far greater amount Of Uni
NerSiiy OF Illinois funds is involved in
the suspension of the bank than had
been supposed. Two years ago the State
Legislature appropriated $io3,0O0, Of
enouSh was to he drawn out monthly to
meet the current expenses Of the unlvcr-
s!ty. II appears, however, that lin con-
Slderat lion Of 2i@ per cent. interest on the
funds the university trustees allowed
Treasurer SpauldinG to withdraw the
whole sum from the treasury. This is
admitted by members or the board.
Ihus not only are 100000 worth Of
school bonds missing. but Sl23 600 in ash
is tied up a total OF $S23. 600.
To add 10 the complications. it Is said
that should President Spauding be un-
able to accoun; for the funds. his bonds
men VIII refuse to be held re ciponsibe
their defense being that 4 private deed
of that kind between the university
board, the Stale T.r2sury officials and
Treasurer Spald!ng Is sufficient cause to
release them from their obligations
Grass careiessness Is charged OH the
part Of the ciIic.1': Of the university
during the latte. part Of NJ. Snatd:ne's
term "a tire clsugCv OF the Institution It
Is said his accounts have not been audi
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-10

The Turks Awaited The Light OF
Greek Uniforms.


(By Associated Press to The Vireininn)
Elassona, Macedonia, April 81 p. IN.
A dispatch received at the Turkish
headquarters here from Grevena says
that the fighting between the Greeks and
Turks continues. The Turks, following
out the Instructions OF Edhem Pasha.
have surrounded the Greek irreguiars,
and great part OF the Turkish divi-
sion stationed at Grevene, under Haiku
Pasha. is now advancing.
II is impossible to distinguish whether
the invaders are supported hy any sub
ssantial potion OF the Greek regular
army, as the Greeks have taken up a
position in the middle OF forest
LOOKING FOR REGULARS.
But the correspondent Of the Assoc.at-
ed Press is informed that the moment
the Turkish officers ascertain the pre-
Sence OF the uniforms of the Greeks
regulars In the ranks Of the aygressors,
lodhem Pasha will order the advance OF
the entire Turkish army.
The situation is nl9St serious. In the
meanwhile E,dhcm Pasha remains at the
general headquarters awaiting news.
lie has already notified his generals of
division to hold themselves IN readiness
Tor instant action, and the reserves have
left the encampment here in order to
move closer to the first line OF defense
Grevcne is eighteen hours march from
here and krania is ten miles march
eouthwestward OF Grevcne
TURKS IN STRONG POSITION.
The correspondent OF the Associated
Press was enabled this morning 10 make
close investigation OF the Turkish
line Of defense. 1t revealed that every
thing IS In excellent shape for prepara-
ton. The transport service is excellent.
-Four thousand pack horses are en-
ploycd ana enormous masses OF war
stores. pontoonS, cannon. tents, medi-
cines, ammunition and, in fact. every
thing needed for a large army has been
gathered here.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-10
FIRED ON INsuRGENTs,
The auStrinns Bn.nbmrd GhriSiians
for Attnekin" M0sicms.

CBy Associated Press to The Virginian.)
London, Ap:il 9.-The Times CORES
pondent at Cane1 says:
The Austrian consul, who has re-
turned from kissamo, reports that the
Austrian admiral on his arrival there
sent boats TO the British and Austrian
ship; 10 embark to fugitive Mos.cms
AS the boats approached the shore the
Insurgents fired volleys, whereupon the
Warsh.ps bombarded them. firing ove.
eighty shells.
"Abou. thirty Mohammcdan women
and children then run down TO the
beach from the fo:t and promptly en-
barked. The insurs gents continued 10
fire upon the boats whilee these were
returning 10 the ships. /; Is believed
that some of the insurgents were killed ;"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-10
Sn3tr'S Transfer.

(By Associated Press TO Tie Virsinian)
Baltimore, April Ill. r. Wonder
horst. owner or the Baltimore baseball
team. said to-day concerning the pro-
nosed transfer OF First Bascman John
Doyle to the Brooklyn team:
The matter has been under consider
alton for some time and is entirely in
the hands Of President IIanlon | have
been away from the city for several
weeks ana cannot therefore. speak ,!u-
tho!itative,y. but feel justified in say
ing that thc transfer is possible and
Droba b!e.''
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-10
DAMAGED NY ilIGig WINDS.
Considerable Los. bnt NO Scrious re.
suits Reported.

tBy Associated Press 10 The Nirginan)
E;ckshurk. Miss. April 9-1nfamna-
ton from ali points on the Louisiana
side from the Arkansas State lire down
10 the lower end Of the district, some
go miles, is that whlr the high winds
nave done considerable damage. no se-
I:Gis re:ul,s followed last night; s,Orm
along the en- tire front line Of the avep
banks that are now put to such sc-
we're strain by the waters coming out If
the Ya2oo.
Lieutenant Newcomer, with head
quarters in Memphis. u. s. engineer in
chaFSe Of ihs, the Third district, which
extends f:om the mouth Of the White
RIVER down to Warrcnton, ten miles be-
low this city, teicgrap phs 10 Captain
hFoWn, his assistant in charge, that
more money is available If nccess ~,
ana 70 do everything possible 10 hold
'he leNee 10 prevent overnows. Lieutln-
2ht Newcomer had previously placed
SloueO TO the credit Of the emergency
fund here. This gives ample funds for
the high water fight that is now going
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-10
PRICE TWO UENT,Evs,.

mat he (Smith) had offered Clark $3.50
20 oppose the Hackney amendment to
the railroad b.ll were utterly false.
MISS Nelly Rcnnct. clerk OF the House
on enErossed bills (Smith's committec),
testified as to IL conversation il, hn
COMMITTEES room between Clark and
smith. Clark said there ought to be
something in that railroad bill; that
ne needed 5000 or $500, and asked Smith
IL ne thought there was anything i'll it,
senator Jumper told Of two attempts
To bride him to vote against tho STOOL,
yards bill.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-10
"TiEE: MAN IN satAY-
The RdenIty orthc Central Park Esol,.
her DiScave-ed

ll3y Associated Press to The Virglnian1
New York April 9.--"Thc Man in
Gray who for Il time last month Ter
rori%ed the vicinity of Central Park by
4 series OF highway rohbcrics, supple
mcnlcd by the robbery OF the residence
Or william NJ. Barnum, in East Thirty.
hlth street, where he presented 4 pistol
at a servants head ana forced his way
m is now believed by the Chief OF the
New York Detective Bureau, to be
Thomas Oliver Raincs or Atlanta, Ga.
Under the name Of Frank Linden, "The
man IN Gray is now serving IL SEN
tence OF five years imprisonment in the
Elmira RcfOrmatory Raincs is Il grand
son of well known physician OF All
lanta.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-10
IMMENSE DAMAGE DONE

The damage done in the overlooked
sectlon is almost beyond expression
E.Aperience III past years is evidence
sh2t no corn can hc raised on over
Moved lands this season, and not an ay-
eraSc crop Of cotton.
Mi. $. T. MetZger, president Of the
cotton Exchange of this city. gives 1t
rs his opinion that The loss 10 the re-
cclpts OF cotton by the overflow in the
states Of Arkansas and Mississippi this
season will not fall short Of 90, 900 bales.
and possibly more.
The IaZoo delta Will not, If the water
goes out by the Isl OF June make over
half q crop.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-10
FIGHT LASTED AK. DAY.
The Loss Of life WINS Reported 30 be
E0nSiucrnhIc.

London, April 9.-Thc correspondent
or the Times IL Grevene says that at
. o'clock this morning, 500 Greek ban
dits crossed the frontier between Met
soro and D:kata, where they cucoun-
tered the Turkish troops The fighting
las led throughout the day, with some
loss OF life and number Of minor
casualties
The Athens correspondent OF the
Times says ii Is reported there that the
invaders consisted of $500 carefully
picked men who had been equipped by
the Ethnike FIetaii3.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-10
practically finished The reserves con

practically finished The reserves con-
tinue. to arrive
Part Of the special corps AIauromi
Chalides. came In yesterday evening. 1t
gets Its name from Its leader, 4 mem
Der Of family famous in the war Of
1872. The body is composed entirely OF
picked men OF good position, who give
their services without pay. The corps
10 self supporting.
lis members wear upon their caps
the motto. Union or Death" They will
probably act as Franc Tlreurs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-10
Tnoors HURRY roRwAR,,
All The Wnr Preparations arc practj.
calIy C0n:pictpa

(Hy Associated Press to The Virginian.l
London, April 9--The Larisya cores
pondent Of the Times will say to-mor-
row: Il visited Folo to-day tFriday)
and found that the last con sgnment Of
supplies. mainly heavy ammunition. is
being hurried TO the front All the pre-
para lions which can be made ale now
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-10
The Australian PLAYERS.

dRy Associated Press TO The Virginlan.)
San Francisco, April 9.-The Aus;ra
liam baseball players. who a:c starting
out on 4 tour OF the world, have arrived
III this city on the steamer Monowai
They VIII Epcnd a few days m Sigh. EGa-
ing before practic.ng Gai, heir spring
game. which will be With the Oiympics
week from Sunday at Central Paik. d
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-10
: SIOiiler'4 !sa,iuinc.

Uy Associated Press to The Vir.inion
Ghar!ottc N G.. April ?.-Ncar Con-
cord to-day Mrs George Litakrr IN .
III or despnndency, placed pistol in her
mouth and fired. killing herself in the
presence Of her three children. She was
me daughter of Jacob Dove. one Of The
most prominent men OF this county.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-10
Crooks IEoid Fhcir own.

(By Associated Press to The Virglnian.)
London, "a diSpa tch to the Evening
News from lGlassono dated 800 D. m
Today says: The invading Greeks
nunrner 1000 and are holding their own
Telegrams are proceeding jncessaniiy
between Grevene and Conetantlnople. ;,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-10
WILL ADMIT WOMEN.
Can Serve as Lay Delesatea In III. T..
Conference.

By Associated Press to The Virginian)
Baltimore, April 9.--The Maryland
Methodist Protestant Conference to-day
disposed of the question of admitting
women to General Conference by voting
In favor of their admission as lay dele
gates but adversely to their being or
dalned and being admitted as ministerial
representatives.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-10
THE GREEKS ADVANCE
The Expected Invasion Of Ottoman 1erritOTy
Has Taken Place at Last.
AN ALL DAY BATTLE ON TURKISH SOIL
Body OF Greeks Estimated nj TWO
Thousand stron" Grass tho From
tier nnh Eu.n-e the TUrlsi ish
Forccs-rhe Result OF thc Battle
.Stili in Doubt.
(By Associated Press to The yirginian)

(By Associated Press to The Virginian)
Eassona Macedonia, April ?-Noon.-
The Greeks have entered Turkey at
Krania. in the vicinity of GrObina. The
Turkish troops have been engaged with
them and the fight has been proceed
Ing since o'clock this morning.
At the Turkish headquarters this news
is looked upon as being of the gravest
description, in view of the excitement
here
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-10
Ihr New. Confirmed.

The Daily telegraph will publish to-
morrow dispatch from lis war CORES
pondent a; Ella ssona. the hcadquarie: e: 5
OF the Iurkh:h forces on the Macedonia
frontier, confirming the reported inva-
sion Of Albania between Greyene and
hrania. The CORES sponden; says:
The Invasion took place early in the
morning and a desnitory fusiladc has
proceeded all day long. II ii thought
probable that fighting VIII now break
out along the entire frontier i Turk
ish council OF war was he'd here to-
day"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-10
WAR PREPARATIONS.
sonstnnffnOpic Thrown INTO Some
ihiDG Of II Fever.

tBy Associated Press 10 The Virginian }
Constantinople, April 9-The war
preparations throughout the Turkish
empire continue to be steadily pressed
although there is not much change in
the eastern situation.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-10
Washington ana Lee wins.

Q3y Associated Press to The Virginian)
Lexington, Va, April 9.-The baseball
team OF Washington and Lee University
defeated the team of Roanoke College
here to-day by q score Of s to 2
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-10
NO WORSE, NO BETTER
The Situation in the Inundated Mississippi
Delta is Practically Without Change,
HiGH WINDS DO CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE
The Rcgions Contiguous 10 Memphis
nMdEicisbur:: suffer. but a0il.inE
SERIOUS Rrsnita.-Ihe situation i'm
shc Northwest Grows AInrIninSIy
Wa:se-tirn,,d EoEs is covered Up.
Gsy Associated Press to The virginian.)

G'y Associated Press to The Virginian.)
Memphis, Tenn, April 9.---Notw,th-
Standing the high winds and heavy
rains this morning reported from the
ovegflowcd Mississippi delt3 last night,
the situation in the flood stricken sec
tlon. If not better, is certainly no worse
tonight.
The water, which has been pouring
through five big crevasGes for more
than week, is rapidly flowing into the
MISSISSIPPI again a: a point twelve
mile: north Of Wick sburg and is sweep
ing southwark. The etrain on the
Louisiana levees will be very great for
4 week, and If they withstand the POW
ecful pressure for that length or time
All will be wcll.
THE RIVER Is FALLING.
The river cc.s.lnues to fan here n de-
cline OF one-;eIhth Of foot being re-
ported by the weather bureau tonight
The a!l;oads. with one exception. are
again open for business and in good
Ghape. and al trains are being run on
schedule time.
Many dispatches from Memphis have
stated that the Iron Mountain was the
only road entering the city from the
West !do. This is erroneous. The Cot
ton Belt has been open during tho high
Water IN Arkansas. dlspa:c ching It's
trains promptly and regularly.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-10
a VETERANS MISrgAp.
N""rics Whit",Of tho Hampton II ONE,
EnllS III IN AGM YorI.

|1y Associated Press to The Virginlan)
New York, April 9.-Charlcs White GO
years old, who says ne Is an inmate of
the Soldiers National Home at HamD-
ION. va, was found lying unconscious on
we sidewalk ut Roosevelt ana Cherry
streets al midnight last night. A. thr
hospital, after he had recovered his
senses. he stated that he came to this
c!ty short time ago to see some friends.
white acted as If he was moi right in his
mind.
A telegram to The Virginian from
hampton last night stated that General
T.. II. Woodin, the Governor Of the
veterans Home there, said 7ihi,t%White
was an inmate Of the home, as stated
IN the dispatch above. ana that IL he
paid. -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-10
IN DANGER or pERIsI:;NG.
Ehc People Livin" on UousetopS nu.i
RuElS. i#.

Uy .AEsoclalcd Trcss 20 The Vlrginan.)
Little Rock, Ark, April 9.--Governor
Jones to-day received q letter from peo-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-10
m EI.MtS.S DESK.
Arc the Riscrn RESOLUTIONS nna viii
LIKELY Remain.

Qby Associated Press 10 The Virginian)
" Washington. April 9--The Senate re-
s1iut:on protesting against summary
proceedings by the Spanish officials in
Cuna against the ccptive nsurGcnt
ieader, EiEera, has reached the State
Department through ;nc White House
secretary Sherman, regarding II az;
me; ely dcc!araiory OF the sense Of the
senate and offered in an advisory rather
than mandatory spirit, has filed II
away and is not likely to carry out lis
suSges Hons ana lodge protest with
the Spanish government. particularlv
IN view Of the Information he has re-
ce!ved chat RlVern i not u be shot.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-10
Exports, ofCGni.a,

exports of$t Focnl,on tbs Goa lss3 3fSr ;tlss
week ending pril ISL ls as fes! Sssis
William La ri b g Coz az ent sis Ees
ner e. urra n
Fore IS. u. I; .5 ~ &. .s 81
CoastWl s5., 4. ..5. 4.
:rota
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-10

After all the best advertisement for
Newest Discovery" in painless extrac-
ton OF teeth are the patients them
selves. y. y. Dental Rooms Only. new
number, 234 Main street. Enn!s, Dentist
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-10

Always IN season. Hopkins Steamed
Hominy tHuiled Corn) Elegant Iunc ch
u Milk. Quart can 10 cents.