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The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-23
TWO BELoIr PASTORS
Receive Calls to Other Fields of La
Dor.

Beloft, Nov 23.-Rev. T r. Lewis.
for the last ten years pastor of the
Presbyterian church of this city, has
rendered his resignation, to accept the
pastorate of the church in Evans City,
Pa.
Rev. R. H. Barnes, rector of the
Episcopal church of this city,
preached his farewell sermon Sunday.
He has accepted the assistant rector
ship and choir master of the Episcopal
church of Atchison.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-23
KooKEN CAPTURED.
Tables Turned on the Man Who Held
Up the Emporia Police.

Kingman, Nov. 23.-AIvah Kooken,
the young cattle thief who held up
three officers who had arrested him at
Emporia last week and escaped. was
captured at Cheney, town on the
Wichita and Western, east of here
last night
He was discovered on the blind bag
gage when the train left Goddard.
Word was sent to Cheney and when
the train pulled in there three officers
with winchesters got the drop on him.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-23
New Kansas Postmasters.

Washington, Nov. 23.-The following
fOurth-class Kansas pOstOffice appoint
ments have been made: At Burton,
Harvey county, A. Stone; at Eatonville,
COwley county, Laura Twiggs; at Gal
ia, Barton county, A. Luce; at Lane
Vile, Labette county, E. Clark; at Lath-
am, Butler county, T. Settle, vice w
Peterson, removed; at Lister, Wallace
county, Anna Corder; at Milton, Sum
ner county, c. Smith, vice A. Mummey
removed; at Saint Theresa, Wichita
county, G. Wallace
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-23
MATRIMONIAL CLUB.
Stockton Young Ladies Organize for
Mutual Benefit.

Stockton. Nov. 23.-Several young un-
married ladies of this place have or
ganized a whist club and formed them
selves into a ring to allow no one to
become members of the club except
the maria BILE ones.
In their social games during the win
ter no one will be invited except the
marriageab1e young men, and only
those whose reputation is first class
It is their purpose to meet once a week
at the homes of the members of the
club.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-23
Took $4,000 and Qnit.

A damage suit against the Rock Island
was settled today after the jury had been
irnpaneIed. James Mccoy, who was a
brakeman, was hurt while in the dis
charge of his duty a year ago He
brought suit through Fenlon & Fenlon.th
Leavenworth attorneys. for $1,000. As
the evidence in the case was about to be
submitted a proposition to settle for 5000
was made and accepted.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-23
Concordia phone system.

Concordia, Nov. 2S.-The work of put,
tin the telephone system in COncordia
is going on. The town already has
over 100 subscribers
The national automatic system is
used here. The work of extending the
telephone from ConcOrdia to James
town, Glasco, Miltonvale Clyde Au-
rOra and other points is under advise
ment.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-23
FAST SANTA FE TIME.
No Three Hours and As Minutes
Late at z c. Reaches Chicago


Santa Fe east bound limited train No.
went into Kansas City last week
three hours and 45 minutes late In
the distance between Kansas City and
Chicago the entire time was made up
and the train pulled into Dearborn
street station in Chicago on time This
is one of the best speed records ever
made on the Chicago division of the
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-23
Secretary Ryan's Vacation.

Washington, Nov. 23.-Thomas F. Ry-
an, assistant secretary of the interior,
has gone to Kansas to spend Thanks
giving. His wife accompanies him.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-23

ants on a trip to Topeka. The trip was
taken in the interest of live stock rates
and assisted in bringing on the now cell
ebrated Injunction suit of Attorney
General Boyle against the railroads,
which has resulted in saving thousands
of dollars to Kansas stockmen. Two Of
the men to be prosecuted are Populists
and one a Republican.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-23

United States marshaIship, the senator
said that he would adhere TO his rec
Ommendation. This Office will be va
cant on January y, and the appoint
ment will be made in time. I will take
the matter up with the president short
" after my return to Washington, and
have no doubt of the result
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-23
Handsome Virginia Homo Rurned

Richmond Va. Nov 23.-A private tele-
gram from Northampton county. on the
eastern shore of Virginia. states that the
handsome colonial residence of Lieutenant
Edwin S Jacobs. L S. N. retired. was
burned to the ground about O'Clock this
morning Lieutenant Jacobs estimates
his loss at about $1,000.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-23
v yationaI Bank President Indicted

Gouvenur n. Y Nov 23-ThTe United
States grand jury at Auburn has indicted
Luke Usher. president of the National
bank Of Pottsdam. which failed on 'Janu-
airy p. last. The indictments charge
Usher with misappropriatin 500, ,O00
Usher has not been arrested.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-23
Judge Houk's Son an Actor.

Hutchinson, Nov. 23.-Lysander w.
Houk, a son of Judge L. Houk, is play
ing the part of Jack Cheviot with NJ. B.
Curtis in the creation of ''SamI of
POSen.'
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-23
BEER HALL OPENING.
Free Lunch of Stuffed Postum, Sweet
Potatoes and Turkey.

Leavenworth, Nov. 23.-The Standard
of last evening contains the following:
J. ]. Weisman will open his new beer
hall, Uniontown, tomorrow with a big
lunch to last all that day and night.
Stuffed possum, sweet potatoes, turkey,
roast pig and game.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-23

the man had a revolver at hand he
would have blown out his brains. He
and his companion went away hearth bro
ken. and have never since heard from
them"
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-23

Santa Fe. The run from Chillicothe to
Chicago was made in two hours and 43
minutes
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-21
MrSfCA1. vI:SpER Rla.IrAr..
An Interesting Event AZ ~. HInry,s
NHfltOltc hMfCla Iflis SIlrrnAnn

The Rosa d'E.rina rer.tal mis- after
noon in 81. Marys church bids rlir to
be The musical event Of the sea son.
y. AW*. q Irna and party !ctu:ncd from
savannah yesterday and held 4 rcncur-
sal last evening. and the subiolned pro :
81 mme Will give come idea nr the
treat III store. Rosa d'II-ina IS The only
iady who has ever given recitals at the
SaTou: Wn:ld's fairs and The charm Of
her magnificent vo.ce is a,ways an al :
traction. The recital Will be for The
benefit OF ST. Nlncan;': Hospital. ana
as there IS a rule against charging ad-
mission TO the churci, a special collcc-
;!on Will be taken up
F1llowing |: the programme to be
rendered a ( the se.v,ce, which Will be-
gin AZ 4 o'c.0ck:
GRAND MUSICAL VESpERS.
C!san overture, "Masinlello .Auber
Mime. Rosa Il Er.na
Domino al adjuvanlum !. G iorza
DiXit dcminus G ,ocZu
Lsudate pueri .:.:zingarelii ar, il
(solos by Nine d't;rlna.)
uY1nn 'c ,rhn r"n;nnm Wta i; Giorza
tsnng by NJ. von:om.)
Anthem, "Grat.us az.inus ,ib:,".
;;,......; .Gughelmi
Nme. Rosa d'Er.na)
=" 'lHS S'it"c'.pN, organ taAiaSle...
Pas;ll3l LefeEvre ....... Wely
Nine. Rosa a. 'E.ma.
i;ened!c;lnn CT m2:t blessed sacrament.
. Salui7r.s ...... ........... .Vontom
Sung by Mr.. Nontom
Tlntum ergo. :. .. Rossin;
Sung by Nine. dErina.
Laudite dominum.... ..........
Ecstlude, "MarCh Rackock sky"
.......... .......... ...... Hungarian
Nine. Rosa d'Erina
The solos ana concerted portjons OF
G.oiHa's VcSper service VIII be rendered
by Miss Mary Magee. Mrs. f. w. B.
Glover, Mr.. T.. V. Smith, Mr.. Vontom
and hr. Doran. accompanied by Mime.
d'Erina and Mr.. Doran
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-21
CHARGES AGAINST OFFICER.
CnInnnndrr Enilnn In Trouble win
Tic Department.

Washirgucn, D. c., March 20 Rumors
wh.oh recsIltly reached the Navy De-
pal;ment affecting Commander Dennis
". Mu.an. clvEir,g his detachment as
comMundant CT the Pensacola Navy
N1rd several weeks ago, are to be in
vesigatt'l. and for that purpose \ court
CT inquiry, Of Whic:l Capt. Norman G.
r'arnEhar is the sole member and AS
sisulnt Judge Advocate General Charles
H. Inuchheimer. u. S. NJ. c., Is judge
advocate. has Eeen ordered from Wash
mgton TO meet at the !'ensa cola Navy
ward next Thursday, the 25,h in:r.an
The precise nature of the reports Is not
d:vulged. hut they are slid to relate to
occurrences while the officer commanded
the yarl during the past year, which
would seriously affect his standing If
verified.
Commander Mullan was one Of the
heroes of the Samoan disaster in March,
1889. when three United States yes
sels-thc Trenton, Vandalia and Nips.c-
and two German gunbaats were forced
upon the beach and ground to pieces
He was in command Of the Nipsic and
by n curious coincidence Capt. Farqu-
har. who viii! now investigate the ru-
mOrs concerning him, commanded the
flagship Trenton at the time.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-21
RAILROAD SPEED
The Republican Majority Is Hurrylng
Through at a Great Rate.
TARIFF DERATE WILL BEGIN TOMORROW
Chimp Clarke Is Thankful Tint thc
sennte liz slorc Delibcrntivc-Ap.
pr"printinn Bills Passcd-Thc Rc.
cord Of Congress-, So Far. IL Pro
uoUneca EXtrn0r.linury.

Washington. March 20.-The first week
Of the extraordinary scsShon OF the 65th
Congress ended with to-dhy's session Of
the House Of Representatives. The
bill has been reported, and an order
regulating its discussion adopted. -Four
appropriation bills which failed to be-
come laws in the 5ith Congress, neceS-
sary for the prosecution Of important
parts of the public service, carrying Il
total of over $4,000. .O0O have been
passed. with the exception Of one para
graph, as they We're finally agreed
upon by the last House. Two Of these,
the agricultural and the Indian. were
considered and disposed Of io-day. The
former. arpropriating s3lS2.a50. was
passed as had been the sundry civil
and general deficiency bills yesterday,
without change.
THANKFUL FOR THE SENATE.
The time allowed for debate tnl this
bill permitted Mr.. Champ Clark to make
Il characteristic speech upon the subject
Of the rules. He withdrew all previous
criticisms cf the Senate and thanked
Gcd that 1t still remained a delibcrative
assembly. The action Of the House yes
terday ana to-day he termed the most
amazing and astounding performance
ever witnessed on the continent.
One feature OF the Indian bill provoked
much opposition, and was finally strick-
en- cut ON unanimous consent before the
bill passed This was the paragraph
opening tho G7lsonite or asphal, lands
in the Uncc:npashgre reservation,
utah. 10 entry under the mineral laws
which the Senate had added to the bill
Several resolutions We're offered and
agreed to. making appropriations for
mileage, stationery and pay Of session
employees Immediately available, and at
500 o'clcclt the House adjourned until
Monday at 10 a. m. When the debate on
the tariff bill will begin
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-21
Auction Sale OF Furniture.

Commencing tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock. and continuing daily from that
hour to p. m. II. r. Morris. the we'll
known auctioneer, will sell at No. 2l3
Church street the store Of the New
York Furniture company, all the stock
contained therein consisting of fine
Bedroom and Parlor Suits, Hall Racks,
I1ier and Mantel Mirrors, Sidcboart3s.
Extension Tables Bedsteads. Ward
fcbes, Book Cases. Desks. Dining Room
and Office Chairs, Centre and Fancy
rabies, lhnoieums, Oilcloths Mattings
NuSs. Door Mats Wire Mats. Toilet
Sets, Clocks iIasels, Pictures. Quilts.
Canopies. Curtain Poles. Lace Curtains,
Fortieres. Ladies' Writing Desks. etc.
In Tact, everything contained In first
class furniture establishment.
The ladies arc respectfully invited to
attend the sale
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-21
Fitzsi,,nons ana corbet,.

The great fight was won In fourteen
rounds. with Fitz the winner How
many rounds will ii require for yo1,, un-
aided. 10 whip the Bed Bugs But you
can rest with comfort and ease and whip
the Bed Bugs in one round. One good
application of Vests Bed Bug Poison
will cffectually rid you Of Bed Bugs for
year Begin Immediately and pre-
vent the fight with Bed Bugs, and com
mcncc to clean your beds, rooms, walls
and floors and apply Vests Bed Bug
Poison. brush with each bottle. No
stains TO tHn linens and odorless Every
bottle guaranteed made of corrosive
sublimatc and alcohol. Price % cents.
Made only by ALFRED II. WEST,
406 Main ST.. Near Church.
Opposite Hotel Norfolk. Phone 372.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-21

arsenic In her food. He mn rriel I t,iii$
paramour and on her foster sister then
only l5-yearsIGld, entering his gerVlcsS
IN 1895, he also became lntirna te With
her and murdered his second wife. IA
uid his first by sprinkling arsenic ovars
slhe was away were turned over in ordsTi
that she might not see the POWDER bfIs
her return TO the table. Two crildren.Y
girls of and years, asked their mother
ior more meat. and as. she gavestta "a;
,hem from her own plate. the fathefE
had to sit by and see his cillitlren an RI
poison. He managed. however, To keep5
silent In order not to betrhy hir1lself.S
The children recovered, hut the mother
died. Suspicion being aroused, Z, an !es.
nunlation Of the body OF the !i,st wifai
took place, and speaking Of It In COD rt.
a chemist made the remark that all the
village cemeteries In Styrla were full Ua|
arsenic # Il ssg 4 I3i5gE II5i3S5sSs55l
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-21
DEAYIIlN THE pRIZE RING.
Two Philadelphia pu.iIists Receive
Fatal .liu0ckOitS.

Philadelphia, March 20-Last night in
a boxing bout at the Tenth Ward Demo-
cratic club Samuel S. Perry struck Ed
ward Gibbons a blow near the heart.
similar to the one with which FitZsim-
mons defeated Corbett and at 70 80
this morning Gibbons died. The con
test was one Of number on the pro-
gramme Of entertainment OF the club,
and the men were good friends.
For two rounds the contest inued
without much damage being done, al
though it was clear to the spectators
that Gibbons was no match for Perry.
In the third round the men spared for
n minute. and Perry. who had decidedly
The better Of tho argument. suddenly
stepped in close and shot Il hard jab
into Gibbons body. His gloved hand
landed just under the heart, and the re-
clpient staggered back. but did not fall.
AT this point Referee Gillespie ordered
the bout slapped, declaring that Gibbons
was clearly unmatched, and the men
while Gibbons, after dressing. stayed
about the clubhouse for some time.
VOMITED BLOOD.
Suddenly he complained Of feeling
sick, and began vomiting blood. This
alarmed the crowd, and DR.. Curry was
called in TO see him. The physician
found the man badly injured from in
terEal hurts due to the shock, and, as
he continued to sink, ordered his re-
moval to a hospital. Gibbons was
taken to the Hahnemann hospital in
a comlatCse condition and with blood
coming from his mouth. No marks were
visible TO show where the blow landed.
but the patient continued to sink, and
ut 1880 o'clCck he died
Perry was arrested at his home Tie
and that he did not hit Gib.shns very
hard. Martin Ccsnber. a well-known
Custom House employe, and the presl-
dent CT the club. 'Wus arrel.tei this
as were also James O'Naill,
who seconded Gibhcns, end William
Earlxll, o spectN.og.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-21
Goods for sIc,, wen /: - !

SPECIAL SALE ATONDAY Y:S-2So.
Each. New styles neckfies. +. every one
worth sec. See window d Ispla v.
25c. for Pairs. Men 8 SOCKS, tAfias
blacks. seamless. fast cotors.
DC. Each. Mems hemstitch han dkeax
chiefs. colored border and Whit
loc Fair. 25 dozen suspend ars. diffsfs'
ent styles, worth 25c. iiSss
25c Each. Mems medium weight shirts
and drawers for spring wear.
soc. Each. Mems white unlannd4 d4fgas
Shirts. Wamasortta cottons, we'll fn ii DEP
warranted to fit. plain and pleat fbos6rsss
Try one Is all we ask ~
12lac. n Pair. Fine Imported black hals;
briggan and tan half hose 20c, d u al iyssi
LEVY BROS, 8344 M aiif s slrsef.s ss
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-21
4 E'Opuimr Question.

What have you in stock that will
make me a stylish spring suit? Thi:
is the question you now hear In every
merchant tailor's store, and we do not
know OF any firm in better position
to give II a satisfactory answer than
Rudolph & Wallace. Norfolk's leading
;ailo:s.
TO select a suit from their immense
line Is pleasure % any person who APP
prcciate fine woolcns and large varie-
" of ncEby colorings and designs.
Their stock comprises the best produce
tions CT ,Europes most noted makers.
among wh.0h you will tlnd Clay's cele>
brated wov:.ed.s and scrses, Bannock-
burn chcvlo;s, and a line OF special
sutng.s from L. Nash & Son. London,
imported exclusively for their trade.
Don't buy Your snr!ng suit until You
have asked thcm the popular question
What have you in stock that will
make me a stylish su.t?' They are
sure TO please you.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-21
Easter Millinery on view.

Joyous spring is really here. The tenn
pera turc tells it, the Weather Bureaus S
signals indicates 1t and Bassett's am
nouncement Of the opening exhibit Of
Easter millinery on Wednesday and
Thursday next March 24th and 2bth,
removes the last doubt If any fingered.
1t does not take a prophet to foretell
that the Streets OF Norfolk will be filed
with pretty girls on the days mentioned
and every young man about town wili
have business on Main street about
that time.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-21

The Long rosf Roy Discoyescd Inn
New york Town.

Mr. Potter Dixon last night received a
telegram from the Chief Of Police OF
Meoiianicsvilic, \. T., stating that he
DIXON. the boy who left Norfolk some
SIX months ago With Willie Dcgge. Mr.
Dixon will send for Peter at once Tho
news is great relief TO the family, who
had aIlnoss given up hope or ever seeing
the boy again. alive or dead. Up until
iasis night the most persistent inquiry
had failed to locate him.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-21
Rasiset nnli At Y. I'll. C.A

A basket bail game VIII be played giis I
night alt 20 O'clock between the 5Bluss.
and the Whites. Mr.. j. r. & N eal e..5 Il pR3
the Pilot, will act as referee Mr.. Hugh
Steele. Of the Landmark, and Mf. Ans:
pro5e Page Will be the timers. Or
Ward will act as scorer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-21
heading Lights of.nc conredcrncy.

We viii send YOU twenty-five hand
s'>me oc.ored souvenir OF the leading
lights OF the C0nfederacy, size 20S24 on
receirt Of six two cent postage STAMPS
ID pay chl:Ees. Copy Of any one would
cost $l.C0; also tae four different colored
flags.
Cut this out and return 10 The Vi.e
ginian Office, withi stamps. and secure
these works Of art No. &C.,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-21
A soci,,i mcctIng.

On the 26th instant special me tiffRa
Of the Grand Lodge OF the Independent ~
Ored rof Mechanics Will 'be held HERD
for the purpose Of taking steps to- zfra-
ternlze the lodges Of the State. adopt
by-llWs and transact other busif cas- s,sj
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-21
For t.l,nrify SnIte.

Those who attend The basket BAH and
evening Will be amply re VA td e d s. Ehsf
admission Is 90 and Is cents, The pros
ceeds to go 10 the Working w oman'n,
ward mt the Retrea for the Sicl; SO .Aj
splendid schedule OF sports has been
ARA nged. $2 Yt A 9SliS b 4 b
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-21
T'he .tsco,rgin ,yiii,d - y 2 !, !.

Yesterdays Baltimore sun B saSs::;
Line, was Withdrawn from the n orfofiSS
route yesterday. and The side-wheelels
Virginia sailed In her place last iiigiit::S
The Georgia Will be thoroughly Al over
hauled and repa!nted before sleSS# fe.,
SumeS her plac CO on The linasV ,sEis E49lSStgsysS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-21
Will Resume Work,

Philadelphia, Pa. March 20.--If ysaas
stated to-day that the Franklin SugaFS
Refinery will be started UP about AprnS
!, furnishing employment to 1000 han ds.s
The refnery is controlled BY tie sugaFa
time. &,g& q ;5aasfs sSa - a!SS. s
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-21
HAVE YOU SEEN :TTaHMS3
Those Worn Out sheca Thni5 we HE Ave
sawed i'm iImtf; Sh6tgt tMs. II YdIs M ia Ss
our s.. 90 PATIitsE Il, y III fa fs t5ksSaS S33ssss

IS made Of. Three S distifict;s ESl8a
leather soles, with doubles sole 8 lSaMKa:
They are worn by Policemen 1tAiFr6ASs
B!acksmiths and every kno Il sS is1d
Of mechanics.
Your name and line OF bus III as ISL Srai
corded alongside OF dateSWh en- n1r re iI;S SH
ed, thus finding out ho ~ Yllsi ch az SSa
get from hem Come Ind see fefiSsstHi
x HELLER'S One Prlcg5 Sho5eT Sfofa
46 Bank ST. Opp Court fhuSi Ea ea
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-21

Perry was nrraigned before Magis-
tratc Jcrman to-day and committed 10
jail to await The action Of the Coroner.
Comber. O'Neill and Referee Gillespie
were held in $500 bail each as acces-
SoricS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-21
NorrnIk 1ntl l.i,I i.oIia 4

Ncrfclk and Ocean View rnii road f,eS paS
pies train to Old hI'Sttt: u @ III ckss I ifss fsYss
prompt service; ten trains So sSs.s
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-21

After all the best advertisement for
Newest Discovery" In painless extrac-
selves. N. Y. Dental Rooms Only. new
number. 234 Main streat. Ennia. Dontlat
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-21
ANOTHER vICTIA1,

Ea... ANoA L l1CcN " 1S1lM M.
Another death as the result Of a box
Ing bout occurred this morning at ST.
Mary's hospital. Christian Kcilncckcr.
aged 46 years, was the victim On
Thursday night Keilpecker and Frank
Connolly. aged So years. engaged in q
glove contest in n room over a black
smith shop at Fourth and Oxford
streets. and keilnecker was badly
worstcd. The latter went to his home,
and yesterday he was found unconsci-
Gus IN bed and was removed to the hos
ptal.
Kcilneckers face presented Il
sorry socctRclc. His right eye was
closed, and his nose and forehead were
badly confused, Shortly after his al
mission To the hospital the injured man
developed delirium tremens, which, the
doctors say, was superinduccd by The
punishment he received. Connolly was
taken into custody yesterday. II is not
known whether Eloves were used. al
Though IL is claimed by mutual friends
OF Connolly and lkeilnecker that 1t was
a friendly bout. Connolly Is much
larger than i<eilnecker. The latter had
been drinking heavily OF late
This morning he died.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-21

buckingham Lithia Water. clear and
sparkling. 20 bottles. Sl.00. Gl4 Church
street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-21
Does Advertising Pay?E

: Many e man has asked himself that
quest on-w:lh many 1t remains unan.
swerSd d II would seem that the thousands
N.rgiEian.s columns year after year by tho
same advertisers, proved tllnt they knew
that II payed them. Iss n 80 80 ''as
& Money Is lost and doubts are encendere1
by ad,ertis!Eg In mediums that do mar
reach the people. It would seem that the
Wig mans advertisers have ilo doubts
and lose no money. o.s 1-'.s5
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-21

DR.. Week, eye exnay 81 81 9Sa ta
manently. q. lsx am IA ts.oIi . gftse. 4
Gale, i152 Main stree |;