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.crushea yiolets' the finest . o,',S aln,s a.rth at Randy Kitchen. -oou
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

screen doors and scfaagnh an tastes sst aows. fancy or plan, a,,ty ~ Ivumber s,.ited suited Dy the Biuff C1ty Au1oo Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

Our customers will find our s'' e'''es 70 0u' peerd,s store. No. o-s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

If you would be c"m.1.sI r,nnows get screcn doors anu .,,mber put IF Ds sno 3 24 d&wti Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03
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Taylor < Roane are hea"uua,' M sha.n for m =, ina novelties of the seaso''' s,trs1's '''' ' a-2 d-3t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

Build a picket fence. Fancy piclSets at greatly reduced prices.
 BLUFF CITY LUMBER co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03
u,sr WHOLE system feels the
 effeet of Hoods Sarsaparilla-ssoinlo, acb .iver. kidneys, heart, nerves n aio s strengthened and SUSTAINED.

aa ta A. !. Mitchell for your news N.'' nan uW ners periodicals and magazioess
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

,,a,., robaceo Spit and smoke Your iif' - 2
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03
The river is falling from Fort Smith to Little Rock.
The WostfieId and.A News prints

The Wostfield Gtd) News prints the foIlowin in regard to an old resi- dent Of that place: Crank McAyOs l.. N. \. & c. Ky. here, says: I have used GhalnberlaiDs's tGlic, holera and Dlarerhna remedy for ten years or longer-aul never without it in nay family. 1 consider ii the hest remedy of the Kind manufactured. I take pleasure nrecomfnending it. y It is a specific for all llbowel disorders. For sale bv' ". l.. Dewoody Sec
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

A wreck occurred on the Cotton Belt, It Corkserew hll], Sunday. several freight cars were anmaged.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03
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 l. chip ds',monan ra,nrning same to Prof sasa Y. e wardee tf,a ps Merrill Institute ...--.... s..a-
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Mir Ed. Harvey ras purchased ,he interest of MT. John Pof'is '' ''' Hotel Trulock bar.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

rbe best i, and los e. cigars i T found on the marAe' : ell's.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

Hoods Pills cure allHver ills. 25c
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SAMPSON WEE FuhslTohh : ' I 2a dSt -------
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-06
FoRFoLK vIRGINIAN: SATURDAY MARCH 8, 1897

Great Britain and the Alaskan boundary
treaty between thRasame Governments,
leave the table ofsthe Senate and go
back TO The committee. This action. OF
course. carries withgit ali the pending
amendments and leaves the arbitration
treaty before the Gommittee nbsolu tely
as negotiated and }santgto the Senate by
President Clevelands3 The discussion of
the convention Willa1be renewed in com
mittee de novO. and.in due time The gen
erai treaty OF arbitration will be re-
ported to the Senase, amended as the
committee may deem proper. The pend
ing amendments therefore. no longer
apply unless the8 should be again
agreed upon by tla.4 committee ana re-
ported to the Senate.
1T is understood#that President Nc
kinley has decided to appoint Wm w.
Thomas, OF Maine. Minister 10 Sweden
and Norway. and Harold Scwau, Of
Maine, Minister to 4f1awali.
General ThomaslRas served twice IN
resen;atlve OF the thited States Govern
ment at Stockholuis His wife is IL IA
tive Of Sweden. MI. Sewall who is the
son Of the Demoefatic candidate FOR
Vlcc-Prcsident in the last campaign, ana
who s'umped his own and other States
In the interest of NIcltinlcy and Hobart
was formerly Consul General at ADlu.
Samoa. RE "
En- REPRESENTATIVE Bclla,ny Storcr, Of
Cincnnnti, has been rendered ana ac-
ccptcd the office of First Assistant Sec
retary Of State. now nlled by Mr.. Rock
MI, OF Maryland Mr. Stortr is Il lIar-
ward graduate. He was Il member 0t
the FIFTY second and Fiftythird Con
crosses. serving on the Foreign Arfairs
and Commerce gB Committees of the
House. He has been for some years a
student Of International questions and il
was this knowledge which is understood
to have intiuencedl President Mckinney
| in rendering the Important appointment,
OF First ssstaHt'sSecrctary ot state. a
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-06
REVIEW oE'TRaDE.
better Feeling Is Thou.l,tto Exts:
su fiuS{DrYa fIrcls.S

New York March 5.-Bradstrects to-nor-
ro@ ', WI say: The new adm, ton, the
Within q ortright. and tile promise OF n
rev iartI at an carly day. which shall
Iiov'as PROV adeGnate revenue and protection,
nhEe Done much to stimulate Il lXttcr
feeling N trade circles ana Increase CON
ildcncc IN the near approach OF an improve
ncnt in business =.
Total cleaings at 4 cities for February
aggregated S3,GGS, ZIG. 2;G, a decrease OF lis
Per cent from the January total and l0.2
General trade has lrCen inicrfered With
DS ram, nigh water in the Ono Valley and
sen4ow ~ sn,s inG northwss,ein spring wheat
;olaleS SCUM Atlantic ana Gulf Stntes
have had some better weather. with the
merehanh.SG movement equal 10 cXpecta-
been a marked Increase In IN. volume of
purchases from jobbcrs. both by interior
msrGhants M, IN person and by mail orders.
vet II is probable that the total trade n t
neither city equals that at a corresponding
period Ii year ago II
bears on the antitrust feature OF ihee
Presidents inaugural address London
has tncn weak, and sold stocks for the
pa;s.t two days on the unfavorablc eastern
There were 2j2 business failures through
out the United States this week. compared
year ago. #e
r: G. Dun & Co. VIII say tomorrow in
their ne weekly review Of trade: The slow and
time has continued during the pas week.
and without material check. There is n
r:ttcr demand for most products on the
whole, with continuance of speculative
buying N some, notably in wool. because
OF expected duties Meanwhile money
markets continue easy and undisturbed q 8
IL there had never been anxiety about the
Rold, reserve. and fairly large sales Of
stocks on London account during the
week. possibly because Of International
anSctes, have made no perceptible dif-
ferenoa in American markets Cotton has
declined an, eighth, and with good reason,
for although receipts from plantations fall
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-06
Naval Notes.

Washington, March 5-Inlnorta nj
changes In naval commands have been or
Hered. including that OF Lieutenant Com
nandcr Richard Rush, who for the past
three years has edited the Naval WAR
Recurds ana who Is now detached 10 com
mand the cruiser Michigan on the Trcn,
lakes from March 81, relieving Lieutenant :
commander j.. II. G. l.entZc, placed on
waiting orders. M
1hcuienant- Commander w S. Cowles. on
don, March H. viii come home To command
the Fern, tender 10 the North Atlantic
SQUADRON, relieving lieutcnantC Comma nd
CT IL b. Mansfield.
Captain Henry Glass IS ordcre,l, the last
day of the month. as Captain OF the Mare
Island Navy Yard, Cal.
Assistant PnNmaStcr joseph Fyffe will
go by steamer on the 10th to Montcvideo az
pay officer of The IaHtic. to ill theyarancv
suddenly made by the flight Of Payma stcr
Bra wiley.
The cruiser Marblehcad LETT Key west
yesterday ostensbly for Apala cl,cola, hut
In reality TO look Tor iilihustering eXpcdi :
tons believed 10 be fitting out along the
coast. .E'
The Puritan IS on her way from Charles.
ton to New York TO test the big dry dock
at the navy ward. The Casti!lc, after two
months repairs at the Norfolk yard has
gone 10 Newport News 10 await q draft
OF men for the ships on the South Attain
tic. She will leave for Montevidco next
week.
The Katahtlin is a; Tompkinsyile, under
orders from Admiral Bunce.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-06
loCAnHREylrlE>. E>.
Min"" Mention eLsyarionS Matters OF
IstsHrGHl.

The anmual megting OF the Country
Club will be held tliis3 afternoon
The Hon. w. .N.syYuung has returned
from wa hington. SHe Evil return on the
10Th instant p;oba bly,.
| Mr.. Henry Fink As removing the rem
nant OF the old Hare building on West
Main street. Nata
NJ: W. II. II. Trice will return from
Washington today, when The transDl'
OF the postotlicc will take place.
Mr James Riddle, OF this city. is in
Petersburg TO attend the funeral of hi
father, Mr.. NJ orgl4a4sldtlla. Sr., who died
Thursday. tl n
The ladies Of Second presbytcria,,
ohurch last evening gave 4 very de-
lightful social in the lecture room or thai
that rdiicc.
Policeman Caffec yesterday morning
at $50 o'clock, fired two shots at n
fleeing thief who had stolen nine empty
barrels. fle left his plumber and escap-
cd
Mr. Henry Fink has purchased ali of
me o!u material on the site Of the Hare
building ana ii is said reminding will
soon commence on that yallla Bile prop
erty.
Mr.. ". II. Vaughan, an operator on
me l.Not, is one OF the hlppest men in
thc Sonth over the advent Of 4 blue
eyed young gentleman Weighing II
pounds.
r., ~ - iiuhtlHSlOll ltcpu DllCan
Ciup. or Newport News. one hundred
strong, screnadcd National Committee
man G. e. l;owdch In Washington
Thursday night
Officer w. II. Camee fired two shots at
a. colored barrel thief near the ferry
sup yesterday morning. The thief e.s-
caped, but the push wagon containjn.r
hlnc barrels was captured
Deputy United States Marshall Cross
yesterday arrested Lucy Graham, a ne
sress, at Newport News for sending
obscene matter through the mails. She
was rocked up in Norfolk Jail.
committee, consisting Of Justices
tAshDurn. Seneca and Dalton and Dr.
i'lkcr. have examined into the mental
condition Of Mrs. +. l.. Cotton and de-
cided she was sane. Mrs Cotton was
arrested Saturday night, charged with
being insane, ana was sent TO the jafl
hospital She is 4 refined and educate, q
woman.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-06
TWO RAILROAD pREC5ks; /
Caused by The Floods No FatnlffIes Ara
, Either Case. Y1tsSt Ss sssss ss

Aurora, Ind, March 5.-tThe fast news-8s
Daper train, which left CincinnatiFEaSg
3:45 o'clock this morning. for ST. Louis:
over the Baltimore and Ohio SolithWest3;
ern railroad, was wrecked fourl mlless
west Of Cochran this morning. The aIls.S
gine and tender were hurled !. IN Ia 1Ss a.;
Hooded creek. Six hundred etjofl tracy
gave way beneath the moving train, ana
the engine plunged into the water Bot fls
fireman and engineer managed tos nuke
their way from the wreck and had swans
to the branches. from which theyslYerass
finally rescued. 4 NJ
Lovcland. o., March Il l4sx tras
freight crashed into express 1p5 sthss
baltimore and Ohio SouthWest erns IA il4SS
way, West bound from Pittsbnrg ear
l1ills station, this morning. torrent s;
or water had carried away part fMthes
track near Hills and the express sWasS
stopped by the washout. Before the Een4s
gineer OF the extra could beEWarnsd8 his.
train dashed out Of the rain and Cog into
the rear OF the express, WrecFtngsfth6s
rear sleeper. Three or four pei ople 3ins slhaF
rear sleeper were badly injured, 81, tt was
reported at first that two or three per-
sons had been killed. It is now belteYsdS
that none are fatally hurt.8s% t*7sa 5saSssSs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-06
S'r. EoUIs UNDER WATER.
u ffondburSt causes <irent Dnnnrc
tn Railway Property.

s.. Louis. March 5.--At midnight last
night the rain which had fallen steadily
for Sc hours suddenly, became OF cloud
burst proport ons, ana all the low-lyinr
parts OF the city were: soon under wa ter
The track OF the Frisco railway was Gov
cred. The river Desperes, or city drains,
ord'nar!lX INCHES deer. was 7 feet deep
aud Il mile wide. But one railway track
the Missouri Pacific. was above water. 4
foot bridge nt the Sublcttc avenue cross
ing was. carried away and two men were
drowned.
pconla living in the flooded district took
refuge in the tops Of their houses The
police and volunteers brought boats from
Forest Park lake and began taking the
unfortunate to hgh ground. This work
went on I'LL daylight, when the water re-
ceGcd rapidly: The loss will be enormous
Along the Mil Creek valley. which bi-
sects the city into the northern and south
ern divisions, the now was too great to
be carried off by sewers. and great dam
ase was done 10 railway tracks. The Mill
Creek sewer the largest in the city, was
oVeri!oweu. and gave way at two points
The Iron Mountain tracks along the river
were washed out at three points, but traf-
&c is continued over the Illinois Central to
Cairo. Every incoming train was late
from two to four hours. On the cast side
OF the mississippi river the flood did great
damage. N#. -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-06
ClNCINNATI FLOODED.
Fhe ohio fa .Still Rising Rapidly
Trnins Hl0cltnHcd.

Cincinnati. March 5-rhc Ohio river
is rising rapidly. There has been q
steady downpour of rain for the last
10 hours. Mill creek is IL roaring tor
rent half mile in width. Great dam
age is reported from the valley and
many persons have been compelled to
fly for their lives. At Dane street, Cum
mingsvillc, there Is danger OF u. devaS-
tatlnS floor. Bridges in this and ad-
joining counties have been swept away
and others are threatened. At Milford
,iifty families have been compelled to
move out on account Of the food. The
Little Miami river at that 2oint is
rising at the rate Of q foot and q half an
hour. @
The only railroad not affected by the
floor arc those that enter Cincinnati
from the South. The Cincinnati divis-
ion Of the Zig -Four ran no trains today.
neither did the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton. The baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern reported more wash-outs
than ever before in its history. No
trains are running on the Ohio division.
The Pennsylvania tracks are under
water for some distance out. The In
dian Hill bridge was carried away by
the food this afternoon. The Cincin-
natl, Portsmouth and Virginia trains
are blocked by high water at Batavia
Junction
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-06
A GREAT LUMBER FIRE.
The Yard Of the South Norfolk Lumber Com
pany Devastated Yesterday Afternoon.
2,225,00O FEET OF LUMBER BURNED
The Flames We're Discovered About
4Oc1OciS-A stiff Gale Prevented
inc Tnss and the Nerkicy Depart.
Ment from Accomplishing Much
Lumber Valued ut $4,000.

Yesterday about l o'clock a fire was
discovered in the lumber sheds Of the
south Norfolk Lumber company sit
uated on the Southern Branch, on the
site OF Bells old mill. Un'H E&
Inc tugs Phillips and Piedmont were
nearby and the latter put u stream on
ihe burning sheds. Which was filled
WHh lumber, but owing to the high
WINDS at the time their service did not
amount to much. The fire soon sprea Il
10 the lumber yard, Where a great
amount Of air dried lumber was piled.
OVER TWO MILLION FEET.
The fire leaped from pile TO pile until
tory completed Il few hours before.
The fire broke out about 1
O'Clock. Assistance from BerS!ey was
,pnoned for and an alarm was turned
III from the Hope Engine house, and
that company responded, and rendered
valuable assistance in keeping the fire
from reaching the conpany's offices and
tenant houses.
Inc companN'S pump-houSe was lOcat :
ed almost IN the path Of the fire and
was saved by hard work.
THE LOSSES
The wharf and sheds belonged 10 the
south Norfolk Lumber company. MI J.
about $4,000
MIR. Deal being in Surry county the
amount of insurance could not be as
ccrtaincd.
The lumber burned belonged TO the
Courtland Lumber company and was
worth about $4,000. with about $3.50
insurance
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-06

by the Senate In the choice of the men
whom he desired for his advisers. He
desired. however, to say that he be-
iieyea mat IN some cases Mr.. Mckinley
had made mistakes In the men he had
CHOSEN Whoever else Mr.. Teller had in
m.nd IS unknown, for he mentioned only
Mr. Bliss. nominated to he Secretary Of
the Interior llE'H Z
Mr: Teller emphasized the fact that
he did not criticlse this nomina ton on
personal grounds. IIe knew Mr. Bliss
10 he a man Of affairs. who had been
successful. and was held high in the es-
teenl OF his fellow men. He did not
doubt but that Mr. Bliss was bringing
to the office all his business and eXecu-
tive ability. but there was more re-
quired. NIr. Teller said, than mere busi-
ness ability. The Interior Department.
was one Of the most important in the
Government, affecting interests in many
OF the States, and particularly those Of
the great West. The Secretary annual
ly made more important decisions in
Courts of the United States. The head
OF this great department ought 10 be
equipped with legal ability
Mr.. Hoar replied to Mr. Teller's criti-
cisms by praisng the ability and quail
iications of Mr.. Bliss, and, addressing
himself to the one ..seis,s male by Mr..
Teller, asserted that this could he easily
overcome by the selection OF assistant
secretaries. who would have those quail
fications that would guide the Secretary
in his rulings
No other speeches were made The
names Of General Algcr and Judge Nc
kenna were not mentioned In the dis
cussion, and all the nominations were
then confirmed without Il formal vote.
The Cabinet is then as follows:
THE CABINET.
John Sherman. of Ohio, Secretary Of
State.
Lyman j. Gage, of Illinois, Secretary
OF the Treasury.
Russell y. Alger. of Michigan. Secre-
tary OF War
Joseph M1cKenn, If California, Attor-
ney General.
James a. Gary, OF Maryland, Postmas-
ter General.
John D.. Long. Of Massachusetts, Sec
retary of the Navy.
Cornelius n. Bliss, of New York, Sec
retary of the Interior
James Wilson, OF Iowa. Secretary of
Agriculture.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-06
SWEEP IsY HURRICANE.
Portions Of Virginia, West Virgtnin,
KcntMclky nnH Tcnne eSsee EIsited.

Huntington w. Va. March 5.--Thc
hurricane in Southwest Virginia at 9
O'Clock this afternoon proved far more
disastrous than the recent flood. Hun-
dreds Of buildings We're unroofed and
many OF the smaller ones We're unset.
The south end OF Marshall College
building here collapsed, causing a panic,
and many ladies faintnd and had to be
carried from the building, In ,CentraE
City every industry in town suffe:ed a
heavy loss, while the massive chmneys
on Washington school fell through the
roof and went to the second floor. a
dozen children were more or less In
jured. Several churches were badly
damaged. Trees falling 9 cross the rail-
road tracks have parhlyzed travel and
crippled the telegraph wires. N
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-06
PRICE TW, GENES. ~

decrease IN consumption OWN. to stopnn 70
OF mills. rs there IS comparatively little
Eott9n availnhlc in the country, the mar
,a,, hHa ~ q worry convenient one for speculn-
Wnilc many or the mills have stopped
production or cotton goods for IL time thu,
ana the demand for goods does not I'M
nroVci ri, Willis PRINT cloths arc II Shade lower.
,nn ~ ueinnnd for wool has diminished,
tnouGn only n little, ana sales are quite Il
.nIru h more than the full consumption OF
~ mills II all were ut work, but the srecu-
lativn buying continues #..l m 49,
FAILURES for tho week have been 2l6 in
me United States. against 2S5 last year
"f'Tf-7t til Canada, against GS last year
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-06
GEiEECEsS ANSWER.
The Belief IL Growing that Is Will be
Negative. .E

London. Mach Sit is expected here
that the reply OF Greece TO the ultima
tum of the powers Will not be made un-
I'll Monday, her last day OF grace The
feeling grows outside Of official circles,
that the reply VIII be a negative one
The Athens correspondent OF the
Times telegraphs that the bellicose feel
inS which had begun to decline, revived
more intensely than ever when it rs
learned that the reserves had been call
cd out. King George has supreme man
asement CT the military operations
The Dispatch adds that two steamers
laden with munitions OF war and provis-
ions have landed their cargoes ct Sphan-
kia, on the south coast of Crete From
this place detachments OF troops will
convey the supplies across the noun
tains to the Greek camp. It is said that
the Greek army Of occupation has pro-
visions sufficient TO last for three
months.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-06
NORFOLK /: .]|[:| R'UlNAW s
Two to Wandering Lads From This cltY! OssI..1I
hauled by The Petersburg Police. s
PAUL BRITT AND CLARENCE fENTREsSs
Hrift's Parents Asks EI,at He bc sent
a1oi'se and the other hoy From ts e.,Y3
- Come hack-An Expiosiom ia eS
fireworks Factory - Ouih0Haess
Hurned-7A - ssnccessrul Reyival. sa:

petersburg. Va, March 5.-(Specfa 4 g.
Yesterday morning Police officer Do!
IAN arrested two White lads named PailS
Britt and Clarence Fentress, who had
~ run away from their homes in Norfolk
The chief Of police Of Norfolk was notiss:
ned OF the arrest Of the boys Britt,s5
parents sent word TO send him tI,on s l,i,,sg
the first train. Nothing was Ri heard
from Fcntress parents. This lad vas
oslole me mayor this morning, and hss
PROMISED the mayor thai he woui d5re-
turn to Norfolk Upon this promise hel
was allowed to go. @ "a 's555T sTsisEFR
SEVERELY BURNED. S3j n }tsS8s; SESfs
There was an explosion this saffaTnonYYSs
III the fireworks factory Of Romaine 81
70, "a young man named Galloway " was
quite severely burned about the$f faeaS
ana mead. The building in which thaS
|aged 45 Al ~, II u; N ssiSss9 s9
DESTROYED BY FIRE. 3SS;,
AT an early hour yesterday morning
two outhouses on the Slater farn153iiis
DlnW!ddie county, a short distance froi1iiss
petersburg, were destroyed by fire. aIr..S
RegiS ter, who rents The farm from Vtilas
Ntiantlc Coast Line. BY whom it55aS;is5
Of corn. Which was stored III the bnilds
inBS. It Is supposed to have been ffS
incendiary origin. & sa{ SS,s a
several members or the PetersburRa83
I!uo' huEc Tor some nights pas t& BEEN
playing q pool tournament at the hand
Somely furnished rooms Of the club on
s'yca more Street The tournament will
probably end SOM et:me next week. The
prize Is 4 handsome cue. vi / l si
Alr, Horace Smith, OF Prince George
county, has. sold 10 a 3 Baltimore fIrnik
l,7GO railroad ties. s7si $sF:5 Is
= So G'CEoSS SSFuI4I REVIVAL. &: = s$3S
The revival Which has been "a nga.ss on
Ior@ r. some eeSs 2fast nj West End i3aps
tist Church. eaI,anntcd ytRtfe4 pastSr:.s4s
the Rev. w. S. Leake. has been broiiEhttss
10 q close, There were one hundred and
I've conversions. MI Leaka comes tos
Petersburg from Richmond 81
The Right Rev. a. NJ # r and oInhsz
pisnop Of the Sou the:n diocese 'or :VirtS
ginia, visited Good Shepherd Memorial
Episcopal church, in Bedford, ito-night.i
ana administered the rite Of conffrnass
ton On Sunday morning he Will roIlss55
lirm q class at. ST. Paul's church; and
another class at Grace church at %ntght.a
Yesterday the bishop confirmed q, class
at st. Iohn's Episcopal church at city
Point, and to-day he confirmed another
clnss at Merchants Hope church N IN;
Prince George county. s35i
Miss Monte Stallard, who for orna5
years past has been the org ganist} III
Grace Episcopal church, is shortly Is
resign that position. 4. 3fs;S? 3stia?
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-06
TOKPEDO BOATS NAM ED.g
The FnrraEui's Cognoman$f n ew5 Isas
comes the Porter. B. ls.ss.

Washington, March 5.---Secre cretarySEI Isr
bert to-day issued an ORDER nam ingS thaS
new torpedo boats as follows: n II JossSiISI
Farragut; No, 6, Porter; n OF y gSDupo ttsss
No. 9, Dahlgren; No. 10 T. "a. Cray esl
The order. changes: to Porte he name
ago had been christened Farragu i tssss ssi,is
order that No. il, which Is ssSa nj uchs
larger boat, and which IS NeSpe e flss tISl
make much greaterNspeed I'd. ma u Be- sea fissf
after the leading adrnira SASs N 81 sI0s i:ss
lost when commanding the ia on Il tSrrasTass
cumseh In Mobile bay, al a Sl1 d; SSy iiEnss
the pilottold him ikwaS time u abal.d JI5s
ship. replied After you Il psl o Ai
pilot alone lived to tell .thsS stery