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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-18
THE RUBBER TRUST.
Annual Meeting and Election of Of
ficers Held Today

New York, Nay IS.-At the annual
meeting OF the United states Rubber
Company at New Brunswick, y. j.. to-
day the following directors were re-
elected. :. Il. Colt H. ID. Evans, J. B.
Fora, Charles II. Flint j, ii. Ford. X.
Nj. Galloway, Henry l.. Hotchkiss,
Charles Stewart Smith, {. l.. johnson, ".
&. Martin. +. VI. ~herard, William l..
Trenholm, Samuel NJ. Williams. The fol-
lowing directors were elected John J..
Nernule and George T.. Wecu. The re.
tirinv director il William IA. Hill.
President Evans in his annual report
said that business had suffered from the
general trade prostration ana that early
i'm the season weather had been unfavora.
bic but toward the close Of the year had
been better. There had been decreased
volume of trade and consequently do-
creased amount of profit Continuing he
said In par: The price of crude rubter
advanced uuring the year, due 20 the de-
mand for various new manufacturing
branches The policy Of concentration Of
operations, sales and manufacture has
been carried out with good results, and
further progress had been made In the
matter. The mannfacturings1f bicycle
tires by one of the old shoe plants had
been prontably conducted. There is no
reason why tho company should not fol-
low an it, policy Co adopt perfect control
of production. sale and manufacturing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-18
BL00DS HE'D AT AN ELECTION.
Two Men Shot TO Death and Two
Others Wounded, One Fatally.

Louisville, May lS-A special from
Pineyille. n.y., says; Henry Scott and
man named Cornott were shot TO death
In Leslie county Saturday where pri-
mary election was boing held and Budd
Wilson and son OF Cornotts werc badly
wounded, young Cornett being shot be-
low the heart probably fatally. The cause
of the shooting was an old grudga. The
Cornetts are prominent people.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-18
Settled Out OF Court.

The suit brought by Henry Preset
against the Union Railroad5company To
recover 5000 for personal injuries was
this afternoon settled out Of court in a
manner satisfactory Co both parties. MIR.
Preset was injurcd.some months ago whho
boarding "A Friendship street car His
attorneys were Augustus :. Miller and
Thomas \. Carroll. The case was on tho
calendar for trial today and 10 was while
the attorneys were waiting for the finish
oi another case that settlement was
rpachod
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-18
Final Public Hearing.

The final public hearing by the com
mission 90 revise the Constitution Of the
state was held at the State House this
afternoon. All the members of the com
mis- ion were IN attendance but the gen.
eral public was not largely represented
Arnold Greene, Esq, president of the
Municipal League, spoke In favor of pro-
portionate representation and among the
other speakers were DIR. L. h. Z. Garyin
and Anasa n. Eaton
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-18
Holding an Inquest.

Lancaster, \. H., May 1S-Coroner
Cobleigh of this town held an inquest ut
stark late last night over the body of .Io-
seph Lcayitt, who died suddenly last Fri
day. The result will be announced later.
A post mortem examination OF the body
by local doctors showed that Deavitt died
from a clot of blood on the brain.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-18

Is that lower prices will yet he seen.
The LIVERPOOL receipts OF wheat for the past
three days were $4,000 bushels, including
$4,000 bushels of American grain
In London today OFF coast and passage wheat
were rather easier. The English country
markets were quiet and steady, but Liverpool
was decidedly lower.
Corn and oats were firmly held this morning
and provisions were very irregular.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-18
Rocted on One Crcst of the Mnyes

The landsman, tourist or commercial
traveller speedily begins, and not ouly begins.
but continues 10 feel the extreme Of human
misery during the transit across the ten pes
tuous Atlantic. But a. with wise prCscioncc,
he has provided himself with supply Of
HoJcttcr's stomach Bittcrs, his pangs are
promptly mitigntod, and then cease ere the
good ship again drops her anchor. This is
worth knowing and thousands Of our arhts.
men, summer voyagers, t0urists and busi
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-18
American Volunteer Officers.

Worcester, Mass, May S-The New
England council of officers of the Nolun-
and discussed Ia executive session the
plans of the summer campaign. About
forty attended. Colonel ID. e.. Barritt,
of Boston, the new colonel Of the New
England regiment was present and was
introduced 60 the ,oilcers under his COM
,nand
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-18
Presidential Nominations.

wasbin gton, May 1s-The president
today sent tho following nominations 20
the senate: Justice William NJ. Morrow
of California TO be L. ;. Cicruit Judge
for tho Ninth Judiciary Court Navy
passed Assistant Frank Heldridge to be
chief engineer In the navy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-18
Shoe Dealers Assign.

L. T.. A. a. r. Rice. shoe dealers on wey.
bosset street. have sucoumbcd TO rad busiress
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-18
TRY GRAND! Try GRAND

Ask your grover today 20 show Won a pack.
age ~ GkAIN-O. the new food drink that
takes the place of coffee Tho children may
drink 4 without injury as well as the adult
Al who Try it like g. GRAIN ~ has that rich
seal brown ~ Mocha or Java. hat n ~ made
from pure grains, ana tho most delicaio stom.
ach rcceives n without disir ". D., the price
81 coffee i5c. aud ~ cts peg vackase. sold
By ALI giUcor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-18
OverSeers OF the Poor.

The second annual meeting Of the Asso-
citation of Overscers cf the Ioor will be-
held next ihursday at H. O'Clock i'm tic
pnrlors Of Victor Gelb, 1911 Westminster
street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-18
Minister of War Resigns.

Rio DE .Ianeiro, May ls.--The minister
for war, General Bernardo Nasques has
resigned and has been succeeded by Gen.
eral Marcado Bltencourt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-18

I'm the sixth District Court this morning
Robert Young and A. q. Pike were each fined
so and costs, and william Smith was
adiU71ged probably guilty of selling impure
milk. Soung and Pike took an appeal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-18

Unconditional surrender Is the only terms
those famoas little pills known A. DcWitts
Little Early Risers will make with copli.
patti N. sick be tdacuC n 1d stomach troubl,s.
.oscnh :. JohTst ms Pharmacy, S3 West
minister street: M gcr's Pharmacv, 30
Eddy street a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-18
PROVIDENCE BANKING CO.,
4s WEYsoSsET

OFFER FOR INVESTMENT.
5000 United Traction a. Electric Co. lst
mtg. per cent. gold bonds, due 1898.
1000 Prov. Fall River ~ Newport Steamboat
Co. lst mtg. per cent gold bonds,
due 1915
1000 Kansas City El. Ry. Gen1 mtg 4 per
cent gold bonds. due lq22
20 shares United Traction a Electric Co
~ shares Providence Telephone Co.
30 shares Il. ]. Perkins H. =. Co., preferred.
% shares American Screw Co.
20 shares Woonsocket Ele 'tiic NJ. 81 u. Co.
40 shares Lake Shore a. Mich. SO. Ry.
10 shares American Wringor Co.. common.
10 share. n. y, n. II. q RI. II. r.. Co.
80 shares American National Bank
100 shares Blac ~ ne Canal Nat. Bank.
% shares Fifth National Bank.
p shares High Street b nix.
20 shares Nation Il Eagle Bank.
- shares Rhode Island National Bank.
25 shares Roger Williams National Bank.
shares Weybosset National Bank.
q shares FIRST Nat. Bank, Warren.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-18

Cattle, 1000.
Sheep, 1000
Heavy shipping hogs, 335 "a 375
July wheat puts. 695s; calls, 7i5s
July wheat curb, go.
The Washington bee., 1897-09-25

The less some people 90 LOT you,
the more they are appreciated.
1t is better some times to do less
for those in whom you most con-
fide.
A deceitful man will deceive you
and betray you to your enemies.
Be truthful in all things and
false in none.
DIR. Williams of the Freedmen's
hospital is fighter.
You cannot lick him by threats.
He can give you two In a hand and
beat you al your own game.
We try to please everybody when
you please no one.
There should be new blood in
the High and Normal schools.
Superintendent Cook should be
consulted about our schools.
Or. Williams of the Freedmen's
hospital is making record.
The BEE congratulates him on
his success.
The trustees of the public schools
will be judges of offenses.
Supervising principals should
know their places.
The entire board Of trustees
needs reconstruction.
Aman who is on all sides cannot
be trusted.
Ex-senator John P. Green will
make some speeches in Ohio.
The National Republican Com.
mittee viii conduct the campaign
in this city.
The republican party will win in
1900.
Never desert those who have been
your friends.
The libel suit against DIR. Will
Jams will be weighed in the bal
ances and found wanting.
Men who give blows should be
wiling to take blows and not insti-
tute libel suits.
The BEE is the peoples paper.
There are some deserving nor
NAL school graduates still out in
the cold.
DIR. Francis has backbone and
don't you forget it.
The conspiracy against DR.. Will
Jams will not work.
He will not be removed and don't
You forget it.
The colored attorney is a small
article in the estimation Of some
people.
E. NJ. Hewlett has backbone and
don't you forget it.
He is no white mans tool, nor is
he lacking in manhood.
Lookout for the great political
edition of The BEE.
If you want a live paper read
The BEE it is the paper.
Public Printer Palmer will do
the right thing.
Be useful to the community in
which you live.
An honest man has nerve.
Don't be alarmed when the dogs
bark.
Major Mckinley has establised
a new leadership.
J. T. G. Newsom will be REIN
stated in the Pension Office.
Treachery and infdelity will be
found out.
Recorder Cheatham is cleaning
his office of rubbish.
A few more scrubbing will have
the filth out entirely.
The Post is to be congratulated
on its excellent editorial.
DIR. Williams will not leave the
Freedmen's hospital uutil he feels
like it.
Some colored people will not pay
their subscription to colored papers.
Do you want the news?
Our Alexandria correspondent
will get live news for The BEE.
Help your friends all you can.
The Washington bee., 1897-09-25

WANTED.-Retined, energBtic ladies
as agents for good-selling tOilet arti-
cles. Must be we'll recommended.
Apply between the hours of 9 a. m.
and6 D. m. Tuesdays and Thursdays
IL Florida Avenue n. w.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-26
= MTG CITY.

The new Methodist church parsonage,
on Central avenue, is being plastered
this fine weather.
The organ or the Colley Memorial
church IS receiving repairs, ana the re-
nuired work is nearing completion
tAt the Cential Avenue Baptist church
Tomorrow the Rev. e. Il. Dudley, the
pastor, will preach a special sermon 10
children. The subject Will be mot a
Ghost But White Sheet" These
meetings are very interesting ana in
structivc to the children, as is dem
onstrated by the large crowds that at
tend them.
Many members Of The Epworth Lea que
of Lekies Methodist church, attended
the Seaside Union of E,pworth Leagues
at Centenary Al. 1I. church last night.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-26
Cut Ou this Coupon Forward
mailing 10 the Office OF The Norfolk Virunan III

on the matter. Mr.. r. T. Iawler was
present to represent Mr. Ballentine
whose drain connects with the drain
from the school house. On motion Of
Mr.. Bunting, the matter was referred
10 the School Committee
Mr.. James Moore was present and
asked the board to provide for turning
wafer from Clay and Brambleton ave-
nue; On motion OF Mr. Bunting, the
matter was referred to the Street Com
mittec.
MI Wolfe. 4 resident OF Kelly avenue
made marked complain about the con.
dition of this thoroughfare The Street
COMMITTEES had already made a report
covering the matter.
MI r. 7. Thomas. by communicate ton
asked the board to remove the ditch
running on his property, between Clai-
borne and Willoughby avenues, upon
which he is now building On motion OF
Mr. Banks. referred 10 the Street Com
mittee.
Mr.. Spann made. 4 motion. seconded
by Mr.. Bunting. that the city engineer
be requested to make an estimate of
the cost or sewerage and water for the
ward, and proper condition OF the streets
al included. and report at the next
meeting OF the board.
Property approved bills allowed and
the board adjourned.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-26


e 'Isatui az me SpurSeoh Memorial
~ T1' rs hisht was largely attended.
=, - =: o. iiali preached from John III:
~, 49, ,,,. -, =. ~. l.uuicy VIII preach to-
morrow night al 1870.
o1hcer Ea!stead made two arrests yes
aeruay colored tramp and 4 White
~ VII W..
NJ the residence of Mrs. r. D. White
nutl' corner or Gay and Hanin ave
,i,.oI t,.,,' WI ne :. nee zee cream iez-
49, ~, .a', ii"ii t ~ :" p. M to-oay. The
nra in,;,a AZ o''''''' SoCo Cause. Nj
S,r,.;,,
49,, 80 ,,,'-. IN aNeu"e yesterday
- "1.t.u1''N WSli ltttnHGu Key.
r. ,. ,:T'i.'o non PFSH%Ari. me Rev W..
n',oll - ~ " ~ itH.1S'' Ms 4EchlnG At i
n;,lI,t y" y" services ~ Nch ehuree to-
~
took plncn yastarI,y ,r.r, - ~ y. ~
her late residence. on I,ramblctcn Avn.
| nue., and was conducted blythe Rcy. Dr.
W. D. Young. The inter1nent was in
Miss Annie NJ. Cake. OF east Drambla-
ton avenue reC.ant)v .nnl,, :. ,,.,.I, 30.
relatives and friends al uampton Y, =
Mr.. c. S. Miller. who fell and hri,,. q
his right leg about three inches above
the foot while al work at the maeaZinc
back Of the navy yard. Wednesday, i,
now lying a his home, 500 north RS
crN-o!r avenue. under trea,m Of ~
W. 3. Meredith. This IS quite ME-.
fortune. as Mr. Miller had iust racourIv
| got a job Of work. and now he must h
| laid un for some weeks unable to atr;kn
lick.
Miss Lizzie Phillips, Of Norfolk conn
~, has been on q visit 10 Mr. Alny
| Eason's family ooo 20 81 p,.a Mia; y
nue.
Air. i. l.. Blassinrl,on the ct,;,.,,,o ;,
! OF tbs. tievotinnai 1ann,s,n,art 70 "a -
| Epworth League Of Trinjiv \, J.,
church. cordially invites INC non.n,a,,,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-26
PORT SORTOLA NOTES.

~ gentleman In Portsmouth asked nc
Yesterday why it was that so many
lfamps We're allowed in Armstead's
WOODS, as is reported, and l was told
mere were more there TO make my
statement correct ! walked up there TO-
DAY ana not Il man could he fo1lpd in
the woods -
mere Is 4 party Of about fifteen young
caIile IN our town that think port Nor
10 ,W!h belongs 10 them night and day.
IhcT roam where they choose, but Ia !,
sunday night when they went to cali
ON q ncighbor they were me, by the
landlord and run in rs any other Tres
paSseTS for the night Next morning
uheN We're carried before a justice who
nnea them 30 cents a piece. ana being
.inahie to pay this fine were committed
Tor sixty days. Now they are peeping
through the bars and are sorry FOR be-
ing out late AT night
MIS-. Mary lMnsdale. Of West Norfolk,
IS moving in her new house in ports
mouth to-day. / has been finished I'D in
fine style. - -
The Norfolk ana Carolina railroad IN
heightened The switch at The furnit,lrp
factory, as their business has Increased
50 much that they did moi have room.
NOW thcE can run in about ten O,
Twelve ears II Is IL pushing firm. They
nave now in stock about 1hirtv-fiye
thousand feet OF lumber.
About fifty or more signatures w..ra
attached to petition Yesterday asking
Judge Portlock not 10 grant any ,norn
iiqnor licenses in Port Norfolk or PIN
ner'S Point.
IN 4 rev more years Port Norfolk and
l'!hner's Point will be twin sisters. They
are feaohinS out now 10 Join hands
mere are several houses being bull;
now on the upper part OF the Cation
farm. and after this year they viii
commence 10 build on the Rodgers
farm. Then they will be Joined tr.
sether. by that time the grea: r,il.
ROAD Will have its road run on The al.
Hidlhs line between Port Norfolk ana
rinncrs Point. lis starting point Is a.
the waters edge. and it r,m. in >
s 81, me north and south through
the two beautiful cities on thn hiliS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-26
FOR 4 FREE; IIOSraTAI,.
NEWPORT News Citizens Are in Deadly
Enrurst-Ecws Notes.

Newport News, Va, March 25.-tSpe-
clai)-Ihe second mass meeting held for
the purpose Of organizing q hospital in
this city took place at the First Bar.
lSt church last night. Mr.. a. A. Moss;
submitted the report Of the committee
on organization, which was unanimous
~ adopted The following gentlemen
We're elected TO I'LL the several offices
curing the ensuing year: President, J.
q. Lvezey; vice president, j. A. u:rsi-
berg; directors. John l.owcry DIR G.
Ierkins. j. ~. Willett, +. w. Elliott and
II. M. Benson.
The canVassinS COMMITTEES report ed
that shares about The amount of 81. COO
IN stock had been taken. AS soon as
Judge Barham shall have granted tho
charter work along This line will begin
IN earnest
Each congregation in the city pur-
pose supporting 4 ward. Beyond this
the general fund will be ample to carry
on the good work
Judge b. II, Gunter. Of this judicial
circuit, caused 4 writ of mandamus to
issue Yesterday to compel the county
oyster inspector. ]. +. Bonewell. 10 as
sign oyster grounds lying between the
chesapeake and Ohio railway station
ana hlnches' wharf, and immediately
IN front of the Casino to the Old Domin-
ION Land company. Messrs. Crawford
4 titchett applied for the grounds prior
10 the land company's application, but
the latter claimed priority because Of
occupancy during the past eight years.
me matter VIII rest now, It having
been settled by the court
The British steamer Europa. which
called here several days ago for bum
ker coal, Went into the dry-dock to-day
Tor repairs, she having sprung 4 lea,
soon after her arrival at this port
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-26
HOW TO FIND OUT

IN polite or common glass with
urine and let II stand iwcnty-rour hours.
SEDIMENT or settling indicates an IN,
Heaitfy condition OF the Kidneys When
urine STAINS linen i. is positive evidence
OF kidney trouble Too frequent desira
70 urihate or pain in the back Is also
Soha,ncihs PROOF that the Kidneys and
ADDER are out OF o!tleI.
NNIaG' 10 40.
There is comfor. in the llnowIedp.. 81
olien expressed, that DR.. I[ilma1's
SWamp-Koo. the grel. kidney remedy
fuliliis every Wish in relieving. noin !,
#ihe pack. Kidneys. Iire,, bladder an,
Every part OF tho urinary passages r,
CorIects inability to h.ld ulinn ,n5
scaIding pain III passing it. or baIl ~
fects folloWin" Use Of liduor vim. =.
peer; anu oVeEcome& tina unplca SAINT No.
cfsslty OF being compelled 10 90, IN
i,l;! times during he nj ght 10 urin,-n
me mild and rNtTangtli nary effcrt ~
swamp Root IS soon realized. II sfaoGs
ne highest for is wont: crful crre. ~
the most G:strt s.sinG case. If ,.o,, no,'I
" med!cinc you should nave Inc hest
5 s2old ny druggists. price tif;y cents ma
gai!r.d0lln% iou may f:lva 4 samnl., No.
si.sand pamphlet both sent rrea hv MI,
Mention The Virglnisn ana send rn,,r
I diress to d.. I<illne,' x Co. Rinah a -
Z ION. y. x. The propr letors, OF This n,na,.
Kuafsnt zee the genuiE.eness of this Offer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-26

pa You see the great crowd OF sbo,
6 6ayers at ,hofheimer's yesterday? Nun.
, oet1 cceeteprated shoes at half price .
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-26
Wonders Never Cease.

No one need suffer the fortunes Of
rheumatism, because that modern lini-
ment, Salvation Oil, positively cures it.
II was 4 great sufferer from sciatic
rheumatism, and tic best Of doctors
attended nc without relief. I COM
mcnced using Salvation Oil, and two
bottles helped me wonderfully. It
certainly has worked wonders with me.
Mrs. L. J. Phelps, Box %, Enfield,
Conn., Salvation Oil is for sale by all
dealers for 25 cts. Take no substitute.
CANNON'S PHARMACY, 100 Brte street
ALFRED r. WEST. 2I6 Main ST. $500
20RT. r HOLMES &c CO., 76 Main st.
# STORE. Is7F lss-S-57's = x 1-i1'.N,S1.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-26
ISL ii n 3fss + ~ PROPOSALS. 6
$4,000 s Per Cent. T hiTty
Year Improvement Bonds.
Berkley. vi Nrarch ~ $50 90

q !. IserRIey,.V a., March Is, 1887. 81
y ohm Whetstone, chairman Of the FL
nance &C. Committee, will receive until April
10TH, lSS1 ,, noon. ,sealed proposals for per
Bonds Of this town, to the amount Of
s25,W Bonds to be dated July LIST, 1887,
folk. Va, or. New York. Denon1inations.
$l,OG9 Interest payable semi-annuaily.
Enclose certified check on some National
Bank for per cent. Of amount bid FOR.
Right is reserved to reject any or ali bids
For further particulars apply as above. =
InrlS-I0t - 's''','' 4
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-26
EZRA " ss1.EfES.

Tic revival at the Sturgeon Memorial
church last night was largely attended.
Or. j. j. Hall preached from John III:
Ia. DR.. T.. T. Dudley will preach to-
morrow night ~ 7.3O
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-26
NORFOLK VIR6INIAN: TiiIDA Z. MARCH, *. IsY7. s.
Town OF SUFFOl, X.

matters which ought TO be Portsmouth,
that II seems n little thing 10 take charge
OF Sunolks prominent men. Not so.
Our people are big enough and clever
enough to make themselves felt any
where, and In most any old kind Of COM
petition. and when they have achieved
justly mer.ted success we are not going
to cut the strings on them until their
residence IL changed. In future the
Norfolk scribeS must b, Il little more
careful when they go 10 claiming Suf-
folk folk.
THEY COME AND GO.
Mrs. II. $. Cross. OF Sunsbury, n. c.,
lett here to-day for Littleton, n. c.,
where she goes as Il delegate To the
North Carolina Woman's Foreign Mis-
Sionary society.
John Letcher Gay left tonight for
baltimore, where he recently lost nearly
$4,000 through the failure of Il cus.o TONER.
he sues TO recover some Of it.
II. w. Cook. assistant secretary Of
the Orient Fire Insurance company. Wis
tied local agents to-day.
Simon Lawrence, who is i'll Mt the resi-
dence Of County Clerk r. Il. Smith, was
slightly better to-day.
Colonel j.. p. Harper returned this aft
ernoon from q tip Of several days du-
ration to Washington
Jchn 4. Smith to-day conveyed to Will
liam ~. Smith thirty acres OF land in
Chuckatuck district, for 2356
Mrs. Joseph Robinson Of Norfolk. af-
ter a visit To her sister Mrs II. b.
Phillips. Bank and Franklin streets, re-
turned home Tonight.
Little Miss Susie Nurney. who va
rendered unconscious yesterday by a
fa!i while swinging, was better to-
night. Her head is still swollen and
very sore.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-26
a Norfolk ana western Run,or.
(Manufaciurers. Rn,ord,

reports from Knoxville, Tenn. are 10
me eiect mat representatives. Of IN,
norfolk 4 Western have either pur-
Niased or secured options on So, 900
49,, MoLlm % PIop%IlE III the city and :ssl-
bnrbs apparently for terminal n,,rnnsnr
Al present the Norfolk & Western ter.
minals at Bristol. Tenn, about 110
mics from Knoxville. However. sav.
eislt short ines are OH the route, and ono
OF more 81 these could be used in com
plt,.hts me system il an extension Is
n ~, ~ ,\noNvi'le the Norfolk & Wes
UT. "oulu obtain an entrance into IA
lanta by way or the Atlant, 'i;,n,.
vile & Northern road,