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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1897-04-30
Walnut Lane Herd
EN- LISH BE X * II X Il > .

Ny herd Is headed by Prince Lee SaOfo,
son OF Sam Small 27S01, he by Sam Jones 30.
OFT. My breeding sows represent the pes.
strains OF blood In America, two of them plgs
Of Worlds Fair prize winners. Stock for sale
at all times. Nice lot Of young stock nov
ready for service. Satisfaction guaranteed
Inspection solicited. JNo W FoARD,
Church Hill, Ky.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-21

Mr.. c. J. Rudolph, OF the firm Of Ru-
dolphi & Wallace, left last night for
Baltimore and New York for the pur-
bose OF completing their line Of foreign
lamentations for spring and summer
NobbT drcsserS Will find their line the
most attractive collection OF woOlens
that has ever been shown in our city,
ahouEdinG with the very latest design
and coiorings. from the most noted
i!uroncan makers. and imported eXclu-
SivelY for their trade.
Their garments are well known to be
productions of the most skilled tailorS,
and the perfect TT and superior work
manship has earned for them an Ell
viablc reputation throughout this sec
ton.
They extend every one n cordial inyi-
tation to inspect their uncuqallcd line
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-21
ro REDUCE: RATES.
Truckers Meet E'rnnSporfmtion Wen in
:,n Effort 10 hcc0EnnIfSh Tit, ssrN,;it

An interesting conference between Il
number OF prominent truckers OF Nor
folk county and the representatives Of
tie North bound railway and steam
snip lines was held At The Atlantic hotel
yesterday.
The meeting was held behind closed
doors. Mr.. Henry Kim one of the
largest truckers o. the Western Branch
presided.
Inc following transportation men were
present: MesSrS. Reuben Foster. and t..
I. Lamb. OF the Southern railways Nor
folk and baltimore Line: Nice-Prcsi-
dent Guillauieau ana MI NJ. Il; Crowcll
OF the Old Dominion Steamship COM
pany; Mr.. II. II. Wright. Of the Mcr-
chants, and Miners Transportation COM
many; Capt. j. W McCarrick Of the
Clyde Line, and Mr. Il. H. Cooke. OF the
New York. Philadelphia and Norfolk
railway. Several matters OF interest to
the truckers were discussed. and Il Sc
dnction i'll freight rates WAS asked. The
transportation men took the matter
under anViSrmrnt. It. is no, thought
that they will consider favorable the
proposition to reduce rates on pcrisha-
ole freight. but in view of the riinous
market price Of green stuff the truckers
wall use every effort 70 induce them to
do 50. s.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-21
WEBBING Ar BERRYvILlE.
Dr. Mccormick, OF Norfolk, and Miss
Virginia Mccormick Married.

Berryville, Va, Feb. 20.-(Specfal)-
THE marriage OF Miss Virginia Taylor
Mrs. Marshall Mccormick, to DR.. James
Jet Mccormick, Of Norfolk, Va. was
celebrated here at Z O'Clock Wednesday
evening at Rose Hill, the residence of
the brides parents The ceremony was
performed in the parlors Of the house,
which had been deliberately decorated
for the occasion with American beauty
roses, carnations, and growing flowers
and palms.
Rev. y. p. Phillips, rector Of ST. Paurs
Episcopal church, Alexandra, olticiated
assisted by Rev. Edward Wall, rector OF
Grace Episcopal church. Rcrryville. The
b:idal couple stood during the ceremony
Miss Margretta II. Mccormick, sister Of
the bride, was maid Of honor. and Rev.
robert S. COPELAND, Of Covlng;on, Ky,
best man. Mas ter Marshall Mccormick,
IT., and little Miss Halle Il. Mccormick
were page and flower girl.
The brides dress was OF white bro
cJde, trimmed with Lierre lace and
ard made en- traine; her veil was caught
back with a spray Of lilies of the valley,
held in place by a diamond pin, the gift
Of the groom, and she carried bouquet
Of lilies Of the valley. The maid of honor
wore 4 gown Of white Orglndc, made
OYER white satin. with lace and MORE
ribbons. and carried American Beauty
roses The page wore a pages suit OF
white, trimmed with gold braid. and the
little flower girl looked very sweet in a
dress of white orGandie. trimmed with
mink ribbons, and carrying pink carna-
tons.
The ceremony was Followed by recep-
tion at which an elaborate supper was
served. DR. and Mis-. Mccormick will
make their home for the future in Nor
folk, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-21
BOYS, Gosnel Army.

The regular meeting of the army will
be held this afternoon at the Young
Mems Christian Assoca ton at $50
o'clock. to which all boys are invited
Every member is expected to be present
on time, as the doors will be closed
promptly. after which no one will be al
lowed Ia enter the hall
FIRST Sergeant James Mills and Fourth
SerGrAnt Willie Law, OF Company "B. :
We're presented with 4 handsome Bible
cacn yesterday for making the best re-
cords III attendance, punctuaiity ana de-
pertinent in given time. Each boy
made exactly the same record. so the
committee decided Ia award two Bibles.
although only one had been offered.
The army has been invited to sing at
the anniversary to hc held in the Acad-
envy Of Music on tie first Sunday in
March. One hundred and fifty seats
Will be reserved for the army and tickets
will be issued TO the boys attending the
rehearSalS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-21
II. r. Donoynu Sells out.

d. f. Donovan, for many years a large
furniture dealer, sold ont on Friday last
to- the New York Furniture company
which concern makes an announcement
n The Firginian to-day that will create
a sensation In furniture circles. The
New Workers Will inaugurate Tomorrow
q sacrifice clearance sale of the Dono-
ydn stock and the advertisement OF the
same tells of uncXampled bargains.
Most Of the former employees will be re-
taincd by the new owners and familiar
faces will be seen by the old customers
Of the house when they go to the sacri-
flee sale. which all who read the prices
n,lotcd will surely do.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-21
- = -
y : s:.gsIOt'S FALL.


Bent upon q kindly crrand u Il poor
neighbour, Miss Mary Calais, sixty years
OF age met with 4 very painful acct
dent Friday evening. y small boy col
liied with her 2 the corner Of Mariner
ana Church streets. and as Mis-. Calais
i lame. the shock threw her violently to
the pavement bruiSing her face and
brea king her wrist
She was attended by DR.. Riddick. \
warrant has been issued for Il boy who
Is supposed to have been the one who
Knocked her down. Besides the injury
done here, there Is 4 pathetic side to the
case She lives in the third fiat of No
1T Church street. and Is very poor but
having 4 lady friend who IS not only
poor but sick. Mrs. Calais had started
to carry this friend something to eat,
when the accident befcll her.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-21
Dnve PincdeNtcr nn,l the Ycnrlfnr
Isull

Old Tom Stallins made Dave PinedeX-
ter present OF a ycarling bull. Dave
tied one end OF the rope around the
bulls horns and the other around his
Davcs) waist, and undertook TO lead
him home. The bull followed Dave very
Practically for awhile. but cogi,ating
over the pastures he had left concluded
to return, SO In an unguardcd moment
he got q reverse movement on Dave and
started back home Bill Jenkins stand
ing on the roadside. heard n mighty
rustling. looked up ana saw the bull and
Dave in the air: "Hellon. Dave" says
Bin. "whar are you agwne so arly in
the cberning?"
Don't AK me-" yelled Dave, FAX the
bull WE ARE MOVING"
So is Fox's NNNN Square Butter
Wafer Crackers moving. See that the
imprint OF Fox is on the cracker and
take no other. suit
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-21
Artificial, Mothers u,,n

j. F. Sars5 & Sons Artificial Mothers
MILK is making a reputation and is now
greatly in use. II is manufa c;u,cd from
pure COW mill: by the iiUW German ia :
tented process. at tho factory of j. T..
Sarg X Sol!, near krmpsViEc Va 1t Is
claimed to be the only healthy substi-
.,ute for mothers milk rvu! produced.
Every moihe" IS requested 70 ask her
physician Is TO it's qualities. 1t is for
sale n the drug store of Burrow. Mar
tin 4 Co. Main street. and at the sale
rooms Of j. T.. Sarg & Son 5S CRANKY
street. Sec advertisements
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-21
IMfssn
H.,,.4AA

gss Most wHr1Ell nave: some inward trouble
Eshicn makes life miserable and causes an
early breaking down OF tho whole system.
Prof. Mufycn says that his Female Rene
dies will positively cure this Following
isy1nptolns: I.eucorrhoca or whites, pro
5lapsus or falling OF the womb ana back
3soreness and draeg.ng in tie hips and
TOMS, painful menSEs, scsntS mcEses, SUD
pressed tlleNscs and regulates menstrual pc
'riods that come too often. + Price - cents.
:ZEIf there is ,leucorrhoea or whites do not
lfail TO use Munyon's Leucorrhocn Tablets.
Price 80 cents These remedies provide Z
f1UTTI O. trci tG1eIlt CNrcS specially ana
completely Ill forms ECr female complaints
Et Prof. MunS or puts up Il srpnra,> cure
fer each aisea So at ali druggists. mostly
rs cents u vial.
1 Personal letters to Prof Munyon. 1905
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa, answered
with free medical advice for any disease
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-21
How is T0Ilr Sf.lif.

If your sight is detective and needs at
tention consult ilirschbers's eye special
ist, who will visit Norfolk and he found
1t Greenwood's from February 24th to
9th inclusive. The finest lenses only
are used and moderate charges made.
Examination free. Ii does not require
III" aid Of specs to sec the genuine bar
gains offered by Greenwood e. Bro and
the special sale OF sterling silver ware
for one week. Call ana secure the bcSt
goods for least money in the city.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-21
LEFT III .Ahcynr,cc.

The death Friday of Judge Seymour.
Of the United states District Court OF
Eastern North Carolina. will neccssitat..
some other judge taking up the case Of
the tug Katie vs.. the steamer Newport
News, from this city. which was hard
By Judge Seymour, and which he had
under adviscmcnt at the time OF his
death.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-21
hey are stopping at the Princess Anne

they are stopping at the Princess Anne
tIotel
y great many persons bravcd he mud
and rain last evening and attended the
Country Clubs reception.
BALL AT OLD POINT.
AN elaborate ball will be given at Ho-
tel Chamberlain, Old Point, tomorrow
night.
The management of the Norfolk. Will
loughby Epit, and Old Point railroad
pave arranged special trip to Old Point
1T l 80 o'clock p. IN. for the accommodate
ton Of all who visit Old Point to parti-
cipate In the ball
Miss West and Mrs. Steger have issued
cards for tea to be given at Leache-
Wood Seminary, 232 CRANKY street, next
friday evening from 5to 7 p. m. A
dance complimentary 10 the Class Of 1896
Wll be given the same evening from
to 10 o'clock.
ENTERTAINED ABOARD SHIP.
Captain Frazier, Of the big steamship
.tlgoa. gave pleasant little entertain
rleHt aboard that vessel Thursday after
uoon, complim entary to some Of his
young Norfolk friends. Those present
,rcre Misses Sadie Zane Mary Cohn, and
Alice Cohn, Messrs Pinkney Payne,
Jas. Payne, and Norman Bell.
DAUGHTERS OF THE REVOLUTION
tt -NdtlOHdl congress OIL the DauSn-
ters OF the American Revolution meets
IN Washington. D. c.. tomorrow. The
Following ladies from this section will
attend. leaving here tonight: Norfolk
Cha ptci:-AIrs. John Graham, Jr., dele
#Atc; Mrs T. S. Garnet. alternate.
Portsmouth Chapter--AIrs. James Mar
tin. delegate; Miss Marshall, alternate
The Senior German Club will give-its
regular dance Al the Temple next Fri
day night. 4s
The second german OF the Halcyon;
Club will be given Al Montefiore Hall
next Friday night.
Professor Bellezza will give soitee
complimentary 10 the West IGnd young
folk next Saturday night.
y CHILD'S PARTY.
Miss Hulda Page. the thirteen year-old
daughter Of MI. and Mrs. II. l.. Page,
1e3 York street, gave a birthday party
FRIDAY night. About fifty Of her little
friends enjoyed the evening with an OBJ
sfrvation, party and the doughnut game.
rhs pf 1r,n winners r were dol0 rs
prizes; Reginald Page, BOBBY prize.
Doughnut party, Ralph Jones and
randolph Cooke.
RECEPTION In 1NIE COUNTY.
An informal reception was rendered at
the home Of Mrs. Elvin Cromwell, i'll this
county. Tuesday evening to number
Of invited guests. The rooms were tas-
THY decorated in smiaX, carnations, and
pOttcd plants, presenting n tropical
scene. Games and merrymaking was
irdulged in until midnight. when all re-
paired 10 the spacious dining rooms,
where a delightful collation. was served
The merry party separated at a late
hour voting the evening one Of the most
enjoyable social events IN the county
during the season. Among those pres
elt We're Misses Virginia Lambert, Addie
cromwell, Mollie Lambert, Emily Crom-
well Helen Lambert. and Miss Maggie
Miller of Norfolk. Messrs. r. Lambert,
Baylor Virgins, John Lambert L. Jen-
lljns. John Cromwell, Paine Edwards, d.
Lambert, II. Cromwell. and II. Cromwell
Mrs. a. II. Grandy gave a charming
tea Monday evening to Mrs. Rufus
Parks. who is visiting her sister, Mrs.
W. c. Dickson.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-21
WEATHER REPORT.
Forecast nnh General Conditions For
&. To-day.

Washington. D. c.. Feb. q.
s: | !:
erly to southcrly winds.
For North Carolina: Threatening
weather and rain probably clearing
during the afternoon: warmer in the
eaStcrly to Snutherly winds.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-21
Al,niu,ie En,crtninu.cmf.

y unique entertainment will be given
at the lccturcrOom Of E'rcemaSOn street
Baptist church Monday evening Feb
ruary 22d. nj o'clock Aunt Gcrusha
Davis Family Album Will br impnr.
sonatcd. Delightful music and recita
lions Will be rendered
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-21
A NOTABLE OCCASION
The Sixt-ninth Anniversary Of the Norfolk
Light Artillery Blues.
WILL Be CELEBRATED TOMORROW.
An Elaborate Esnnpurt--A List of the
.Eonata-SISctcG OF the Communal
Organized Sixty.nine Years Ago
a Gallant Record During the War
Rr0r;saiizch In 1871.


The celebration Of the sixty-ninth an
nivcrsa.y OF the Norfolk Light Artillery
hiues ON .""hda! VIII DC an aiiAit ~
unusual ihte:rst' ana eselS P!ep'.a 'toii
"a, ms ctGn niine 70 iehuei ~ ~ ~,
nc imiioN ~; III.
'", 49,. 49, ,'.'''' v,,. t~,r
- t5 = p,i,.a'a ,n,ns Han
,I,5,
I,,.;.,,;o, l,,-rn,, lana f,rnoro1s
Jones and Jones. IL. Privatrs Arnold
am! r.ason
Reception Lieuten ant kevil, Ser
gean;S lTcrrchee, Woolsend, Bunting.
Copcrll Walters.
gain l.. II. Nash is chairman and
CnsEtral Charles j. Dey. secretary.
IN elaborate banquet viii be served
81 the 81. James in the evening. Il which
ne IniioWins toasts VIII De responded
tp:
!. Ihe LAY we te!cofate' Coroner
Lamp.
= GUY g - ', r''so
!, M vi,,in NJ val,,r,na.sNcn Harry
,!s,l.~6..
: M. /. ,dio.-N r;,annln Esq
4, .rhn .IrI,cIary-.Judcc 4. 4, Ircntis.
:, ,,i;r C.n,ln ,ud-Clptnin NJ. G.. Keel
ipr
: or Deceased Conrad standing
IN silpucrD
Eo.ics orchestra has been engaged.
s.Iv,ry SlSE WEARS ACO
III, ,..r
ne .H"iioih i-iSht H'L.,'I'H m h ,nn:
oonpanN VS. ois,'iIi"ei 81" ~ 100,
VIII N'it'' Nii'S' q" EIt,''t'r' rui'"" ms
~! ~ - ", - ,oo, VIZ Ih i''uiii9
T., ~ 'o,; ~ ". hoMuei'' ''1se','
- '2fa'!'N. n"ihi'S d; '-oiPftM, 'i,r ~,
,rht'h 'i'u Ni''tttes y. N'r'tll'A. ny ~,
sa''.t WIS c"p''iil ~ 'nS to'"i''hs az
u'''''''' 'nc W. 49,
THE BLUES IN WAR.
The battle Of Chnncclorsville was
nDanod by 4 shot from one Of the Blues
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-21
Isemth I,er,ctit Paid.

S$ Mr.. +. Il. Thomas, reporter Of Orient
lodge No. 134 Knights Of Honor, paid
$1,000 to Mrs Frances IIason yesterday,
the amount being due her on the life
OF her husband. the late John II. Eason.
who dici IL january.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-21
PORT CALENDAR,

sun rises. GAG n. m: sun sets. 5:52 p.
M: high water, Il :L2 Il. m. anu 200 m.
low water, 5:5S n IN. and GOT D. III.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-21
meteorological, Dnta.
u. S. Department. or Agriculture.

q. ,. Department. OF NSrlCUIfurc,
Weather bureau. Norfolk Feb. 90.
Fhc following observations are record
cd for the past II hours:
Maximum temperature ...... ~
minimum temperature ......... %
Normal tempeya tllt. ~
l)cDarturc from normal ...... minus e
Departure from normal S;nCc Janu-
arr Observation-Disclosures. minus IL
Rainfall in "a hours %
Rain or snow since February / :. ;. 2.i3
j. J GRAY, Observer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-21
Mems Pointed Toe shoes.

are going out Of style, and before they
go out here we will offer them for less
n1oney than other shapes Look these
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-21

money thnn other shapes. LOOK these
DTices over carefully:
rs 81 tin sewcd shoes sold at......s1 90
20 satin sewcd shoes sold at...... ] 80
co calf .sewcd shoes sold at. 90
30 calf wcltcd shoes sold at. > 80
> 90 calf WcltcI shoes sold at... 20
> 40 calf weltcu shoes sold at. 3 90
2 Is calf welis.h shoes SolI at....... 3 80
:, 90 calf Waicl shoes sold at....... 4 90
nELLER'S SHOE STORE,
IL Sank s;!eet, opp. Courthouse.
fr 90
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-21
Burruss. Son & Co..
BAN X r. s.

Commercial and other business paper
discounted.
H& City bonds and other securities bought
and Sold E+{s S8t ~
Deposits received and accounts in
gvited.
II Interest allowed on time deposits.
& Safe deposit boxes for rent. Charges
moderate
8 Draw bills OF Exchange and make cable
transfers to Europe.
1913 Letters of credit issued to principal
cities OF the world.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-21
HAY RIDE.

y delightful hay ride was enjoyed
by he friends OF Mr.. AIaudant E;hcy-'
id@e Tuesday evening. four miles in the
country to attend concert at provi-
dcncc church. Among the attractions
Of ne evening were several solos by Mr..
Ethcridgc. accompanied by GIL Broih-
e:S. and i:ccitations by Miss Sue RUS
sell Aiter enjoying q :iumptuous supper
Inc party returned. voting the evening
perfect in every Neiail. The party con-
sisted Of Miss Gin, Lucille Simcoe. IIy-
Slop. Sue En&scll and Janet Ttlem.
McsS>s Gin, Waters. Lawrence
HarWcl Wilson. Fuisnson and lIick-
man.
Yesterday morning there arrived al
norfolk Via the Norfolk ana Western
railway z West shore railroad special
car, containing Mr.. Holm Christensen.
COMPTROLLER Of tho New York Central
system. and secretary treasure" Of The
Norfolk. Virginia Reach ana Southern
TAI "at; AIs Christensen. ana the
Misses Christensen. i.udnGt on. Dch@ooisa
ana adams. ali o. New York. The party
We're en- route for Virginia Beach where
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-21

Professor Bellezza will give a soiret
complimentary TO the West END young
folk next Saturday night
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-21

y great many persons bravcd tho mud
and rain last evening and attended the
Country Clubs reception.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-21

with the near approach of Ash We'd
nesuay. and the following forty days Of
abstinence from social gaycty, events are
iolloWnS fast upon each others heels.
lie past week has been well crowded
WITH plea Surlbie DECISIONS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-21

The second german Of the Halcyon
club will be given ~ Aiontefiore Hall
next Friday night
The evening times., 1897-12-01
An Eminent Physician and Scientist


is to
and
knowing what what makes If question
sediment settling evidence kidneys bladder
kidney
swell sometimes the
kidney troubles
ena
is a
The evening times., 1897-12-01
MARYLAND vIANDs IN ROME.
4 Descendant of the CAROLS Intro
duces Oysters and Terrapin.

Baltimore, Dec. Miss Virginia Mac
the first Maryland oysters and terra pins
sent to Rome for an American luncheon.
which she proposes TO give on her return
to the Eternal City.
Miss MacTalisL consulted Mr.. Robson,
the st ca mship agent, who has written to
New York, to see If arrangements can be
made SO that the oysters and terra pins can
be sent alive 10y way of Genoa. reaching
Rome atout the same time that Miss Mac
lavish gets there. II they can he properly
AIRED for on board the ship. he thinks they
can be sent. Oysters and terra pins have
been sent from baltimore to England, but
never before to Rome.
Mrs. and Miss MacTavish entertai ined ex-
tensively last winter in tie Ban dini pal
ace, which they will occupy again. 1t Is
their purpose to give a luncheon, at which
American dishes shall deserved. Miss Mac
lavish, who has been in America since
August. will sail on Sat urda y for Liverpool
md will 60 10 Paris, aud thence to Rome
for the winter. She and her mother now
I've abroad and visit Baltimore only once
a year.
Miss MacTavish is enc of the few line7I
descendants Of Charles Carroll, of Carroll
ton, being his great-great granddaughter
field Scott, through whom she comes into
connection with the most distin guished
families in Virginia.
The evening times., 1897-12-01
TIE EXPORT TOBACCO EDICr.
Impression That Spain Will Soon Re-
scind the Prohjbitory Order,

New York, Fec. 1.-THE belief prevails In
thetohacon trade here that the Spanish gov
ernmcnt viii soon rescind the edict prohibit
ing theex expertatien of tobacco frum Cuba.
Among poss of the tobacco importers the
belief seems to be based on little that is
more substantial than rumOr. There are Il
few Spanish: and Cuban importers who
speak of private information from official
circles. The date most frequently men,
toned for the resembling of the edict is
January L.
The evening times., 1897-12-01
MARTIAL. LAW IN MoNrEvupEo
Armed Patrols About the City and
Troops Ready for Emergencies.

Bueaos syres, Argentina. Dec. 1.-The
Jesuit OF the latest rioting in Montevideo
Uruguay: In which two persons were Killed
and se,eral injured. has been an orfcr
quitting the city under martial law again.
Armed patrols surround The city. and the
troops areresting on their arms, thous h now
Comparative quiet reigns.
Assurances are given that as result Of
a big meeting in favor Of the candidacy %
Senior Cuestas, President ad interim, ar
which 10000 persons took Fart, Congress
has decided TO pass Vote OF confidence
IN C1estas. THIS diminishes the pro1anil-
ity s,f tissolCti ion of that body.
A pros sional contract providing for a
reorganization of the prov vince OF Bpenns
Ayres RanS. in this City, has beer signed
1t is believed that land syndicate is lie
hInd the reorganization plan.