The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-14


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FRIDAY. MAY IA, 1897.
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Bloodhounds are used to chase train
6Rreckers In Alabama
S Mr. Bayard's first shipment Of baggage
& on his return trip was 2OS pieces and
i -four dogs.
st$5 An exchange thinks that II reports
B from Wall street are true large amount
sssof sugar Is being put into Senatorial
y cold ten.
ss8 a cry Of Indignation rises from every
D part Of the country as the full meaning
ssof the Senate committees surrender to
& 1.-The Sugar Trust becomes clear, says the
Herald.
800 The number Of telephone stations in
sSthe United States has reached 352, $40
Ssor l6 900 more than are found in the whole
$of Europe. with population six times
Ga5 large.
'8f Captaln Henry Romeyn, whose trial
10y court martial at Atlanta created a
sensation, will get off with reprimand
ssfor unsoldierly conduct in knocking
!. down Lieutenant Bryan
SS Japan Is going to spend $40, 900 in put
ting twelve young japanese students
81 through a three years course Of naval
and marine engineering in
a England They will work as gentlemen
apprentices with the great shipbuild!nc.
& firms.
s s=;5;; The Louisville Pest says that rs
20 monument orator President Nc
IS kSllnley is a success, and he had better
sMprepare an Grafton to be delivered at the
Es5s55ueath Of ;he Republican party when
S%ilJollngley's monument to the trusts and
e fobDer barons is completed.
49,
The discovery OF colorblind naval
s$ 81 officer ought to lead to general in
Ass'Vestigat lion of the eyes OF our sailormen
B ass asserts the Brooklyn Eagle. 4 capta,n
ss@or$ commander may be as brave rs I,
zion, but II he cannot tell the differ
slence between a green ligh, and red
slight, he is likely to make pretty
mess Of things.
SS The spirit OF vandalism mus: be strong
8 san An New York when leading newsnanerS
VI seriously discuss the proposition u in
wade the tomb of Washington and trans.
.5tera MS sacred ashes to the banks of tho
says the Atlanta Journal
ESSome OF those who went into the River
8 side real estate boom must fear thew are
SgoIng 10 be stuck"
81 Though Cuba has been "pacjfi "a .,
d and the PHILIPPINE Islands conouered
iASpain wants TO raise a 10000 OO0 wa
goa loan TO carry on the repression of Tho
Two revolts The trouble about this
"a sSfcrepancy ofyfact and assertion, saws
l 8E,.fe baltimore American, is that pac;fi-
s $csli ton Is the easiest thing in the world
ssiW fyll!t accomplished on paper.
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ss92 asf lie casket containing the ashes IF
8S "a ne8!a.e Mr. G. B. ilu iMaurfar ,,e, :.
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\ ss; ettsfsils lines being the conclusion Of
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81 s. oods they turn out.
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