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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-16
YELlOw rgYEk KEPl OUl
EGIslsnt work Done BY The Marine Hos
piial Service.


WASHINGTON, Aug, 15.-Although
yellow fever is more prevalent through
out the islands OF the West indies and
the Spanish main generally this year
than usual, not single case has yet
reached the shores OF the United States.
Cases OF yellow fever have reached our
quarantine stations on the southern At
lantlc and Gulf coast, and also on the
Pacific coast, but in every Instance the
infected persons have been stopped
there. The Pacific coast cases come
from Panama, where the disease Is I'M
usually severe and widespread,
Our immunity thus far has been que
to the untirlng efforts Of the marine
hospital service, The surseon-geheral
Just received reports from an Inspection
OF all the Gulf and south Atlantic STA
lions as far north as Virginia. Ihey are
uniformly Of a most gratifying cnarae-
ter. with the single exception OF SABINE
Pass, Tex The BALLAST for incoming
vessels was discharged there ana used
to raise the grade Of the town. mus
practice Is strictly against preventive
regulations and has now been stoppeu'
In addition to these and other regular
precautions, sanitary inspectors nave
been appointed at Colon ana other
places on the Isthmus or Panama to
prevent, as far as possible, the en-
barkation of infected persons bound for
the United States ports, The great
amount of smuggling and surreputlous
communications between Cuba and the
coast of Florida, which might result In
the Introduction OF the dread fever has
also caused the establishment of what
is known as the Florida patrol, In which
the marine hospital service is assisted
by the state board of helth,
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For the G, A, r, encampment at But-
falo, N. Y, the Cleveland, Loraln &
Wheeling Railway has completed all
arrangements for a finely equipped spe-
clal train, which win rnn direct "a But
falo without change, and making one
of the quickest trips ever made out OF
this section to Buffalo, Travelling Pas
senger Agent o. r. Wood will go with
this special train, looking after the de-
tails OF the trip. The special train VIII
leave Bridgeport at 7:Oj city time. make
but very few stops and reach Buffalo
at the very early hour of $3.50 D. m.
Tickets at low rates will be good until
August 81, and may he extended to Sep
TENDER 90 Special privilege of one way
by boat. II desired between Buffalo and
Cleveland. Stop over allowed on the re-
turn trip for Lake Chautauqua without
extra charge For full particulars see
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling agents,
or o. Il. Wood, Mcclure House block,
Wheeling, W. Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-16
EMBLEN'S ARREST

Was n Clever FIeco OrwOrls, and Clears
Up tho Mystery OF Recent BurgIarIes.
AIIthe stolen Goods Identified.
Tho ro,,ca ora ba,r,, dasar,,j,,,, ,raI,
ca lot lhelr clever WORK III inc capture
of George Emblem, and William O'Nelll,
whose arrests Saturday. clear the mys-
,a,.,, so.,,,,,,,at,,, ~, ,aoa,, b,,,.,.,ta
''N'""'''s Wv 'e' va 9'''''s'
IN TINS clly' since last MONDAY eVen-
ing Captain Bennett has suspected En-
blen of belnr connected with the Mo
~, ,,,,.,,,s,, ..tho,.,, 1Dr,a.,, o,,.,
H"'"e' Je"e"S i'Noe''' 4''H'ts e'e''-
ing August D. ana MS arrest saturday
morning and subsequent confession,
created n sensation.
$50 49, 49, a,. .,.,.,,,.u
i'o'eh "'u use" u''ue' ap' Ne'u'Nee
several days of last week AT his home
No. 1906 Charles street, were some silver
forks stolen from Touis HeIner's res,-
danca ~, ,he Island necerha, 10 ana
Cour Diamond rines taken fron, Mo-
Naraa,s store lie evidently snsnacied
sometbing for saurdav morning he
secnred q borsa and hngrv ana 5ro,,s
m 10 tbe Nichols farm above The cIty
wbere II Iats" nrovod he had sscrey
I'D about nli tho strfr
cantai,, Pan,,a,t so,. soyer,J Jo,, bo5
hear nnvions ~ catch him win s1r,n ~
tbe stoten roods In HE nossesston ond
ala not ba,,. az Iar,bIan,s dsnnrture nm
III some tlr,e after he left The houss
sevarni ~ Tho rolIca MORO mi on tho
watch ana I iertenart Tncrnm hired a
hug,,,, ond st,rted or Tor fine NIchoI,
nIace wSicb bod nrnv,onslv hoen
searcheI withoui avail THOUGH Ingr,n n,
r,ado a sbort 'cnt Erhlsn wos cop,ins,
dn,,,,, tt,a road boso.o tha Once, ,,,,s n,
cIosa cn,tact mi 0ajcer Coss naiIsI
hir, ON tbo rat,,rn hdn TaLen ia nolIcs
~ domorters Ser n,,icb narIayirg nm
hIen c Sri ss to bIs mn NJ ;hn Hen
a. yy,,iIa,,,,, a,5 NTo'Jon,oa rnhherIes
Snnl,cntIng william O'NeuI n nine.
,nn,, ,,onr ala ,,r,,nr, ,ror a. t,e Eagt
End In The uisner robberv
E,nh,.n's arrnst WAS mode saurdov
r,orntnc ohout IN o,clorlS and at Ave
o'cIaol, In tbo eyenInc, OVEN wos or-
1901 Tha,, ,,,ora tai,on hesnre snntra
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NO, ,["' Sosnr, ~ gronG inv nn,bipn an
e. oNo Co., mo IItensr md * 0no bond for
T ~ yaN,a,,,,a and S,NaIiI IN si o0o
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-16

they were afraid to continue working
under the circumstances The mills will
not start up this morning on this ac-
count, but may be on by night, using
coal from elsewhere Several car loads
OF coal were expected at the mill last
night. There is talk OF operating the
mills with gas. The indications are
that II the mills do not go on to-day,
they viii be In operation by Tomorrow
morning by the latest. The striking
MIXERS who have been camping on the
Avondale farm, near the mouth of the
Laughlln mill bank, expected to leave
for their homes last night, providing a
delegation came from the Wheeling g.
Lake Erie mines, which was expected
during the night.
The Laughlin miners did not return
to work on Saturday morning, owing to
the presence OF the large number OF
miners and because they felt satisfied
that the matter would be adjusted on
Saturday and the miners would dis
perse.
Secretary Lewis visited the camp Sat
urday evening and talked with the com
mittee, but nothing was done aud the
campers remained, Mr., Lewis did not
confer with the miners yesterday, as re-
ported.
1t was understood that he had laid
the whole matter before President
Ratchford, who would act. Whether
the Laughln miners will lose their
guarantee money or not, Is not known
definitely A handsome collection was
taken among the mill employees on Sat-
urday, for the strikers,
The striking miners, who have been
camped In the orchard on the Avondale
farm, close TO the mouth of the Laugh-
lin bank, have been very orderly, They
have been we'll supplied with food. Sew
eral barrels Of soup have been furnish
ed and relished. and at each meal there
has been food In abundance for ALL In
this way and In cash contributions, the
people OF Martins Ferry have been
very liberal to the visiting strikers,
Coffee is made In the camp and serV-
ed In tin cups, one cup being used by
several miners When meals are pre-
pared the grub" is placed on boards or
anything that can be pressed into SER
vice and the men use their hands and
fingers In place Of knives and forks
The campers sleep on the ground and
use boards, sticks and grass for pillows,
and spend much OF the time like the
boys OF 6i-65, when In camp, excepting
that their outfits are not so good. Each
delegation carries flag and these are
planted In the ground at the camp, The
Maynard band, which came with the
delegation from that place, will re-
main until to-day and 40 to Bellalre
with a big delegation TO attend the
mass meeting,
A large number of Martins Ferry
people visited the camp yesterday. The
ten special policemen sworn In on Sat
urday, were released at noon on Satur-
dnV
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FINK & BRAUNLICH.
Phone Os7. illa Market street.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
TRUSTEES SALE
YRUsTEEs SALE.

VIRUsTEE's SALE.
by virtue OF decd Of trust made sJ
Jerry Crawford, u wlluwur 90 the UNDER
signed, MS trustee, dated July !. a. ID "
ana recorded In the Office OF the glEk
the county court of Ohio county we.
Virginia. In Deed OF Trust Book No "a q
page G., | viii 5oll at public auction TO ",
highest and best bidder at tho north irolsl
door Of the court house OF said county
the city Of Wheeling W, Va, on
SATURDAY. THE 9TH DAY OF sEr
TENDER, 1885,
commencing at 10 o'clock H. m, The A.
lowing described real estate situated IN NJ
said city OF WhocluE that Us 10 siE. q
parcel Of ground situate On Wheeling, Ng'
Virginia, on the east side OF El' sIiyi
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, 4I
bounded az follows: Beginning ~ a. w
on the east side Of li0ft street, iorN'l9
a2) feet north Of the northwest corner u
tho Methodist Episcopal church 10y .V+
oustwarriiy with the southern Vac 81
piece OF ground belonging to hl..
Strange, one hundred 400 feet ton tN,NY
foot alley thence suuthW1rNly ana l"'|
lei with Euft street eighteen O' hg
thence westwardly ana parallel N.nnf,.i
line nrFt above mentioned one lAN..G
OUD furt TO lioM street, thence unIiNN...
is with the cast line of EOn stree, "tln@
GS fupt to the place of hUglnniNm .NhNl
with the improvements thereon pew. y.
same property which was granted tNI fE
voycd to the said Jerry Crawford 10y I,N
lam Llnch, trustee, by deed dated .Ug Nv,
day of March, 1879. ana recorded la "
office of the ciOrk OF the county noUI' y
said Ohio county In Deed Book NO % "
TERMS or SALE onc-thlr and Z,
much more nv the purchaser mgN .t ,gs
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STRIKE MATTERS

Chiefly Occupied the Attention of Bel.
monts Labor Legislators Yesterday.
Expected Brnsh Between MN nIen aud
strikers Did Not MatcriaIlEr.
The Belmont Trades and Labor Coun-
Gil held regular meeting yesterday af-
ternoon, President Campbell in the
chair. There was a very large attend
ance. and considerable business trans
acted. Matters pertaining to the miners
strike received great deal Of attention.
The proceedings were opened with
prayer by Chaplain Johnston. This was
an innovation and 1t Is to lac o feature
hereafter Credentials were received
from one delegate-Wylle Jcwett. OF
National Mine Workers Local No. 922.
The special committee having in
charge the Miners Day" meeting
made It's report.
The soliciting committee reported
having collected SG3 80. and some pro-
visions besides. The committee was
continued, The places Of l.. W. Gllcher
and H. G. Banford, who gave satlsfac.
tory reasons for rcsignng. were filled
by Thomas Warren and Henry Kunkel
A complaint was received about thC
miners comnissary at Franklin, but no
action was taken.
Two members Of the arbitration COM
mittoe were empowered to act In con.
junction with the Stcubcnvlllc carpcn-
tiers union, relative TO the complaint
made BY the union against Kochnllne
Bros, Tor setting Contractor Shane Ia
do some work.
Several communications were rccelV.
cd from ZnncsyIllc, Newark aud other
towns, concerning aid for the strlkIng
miners ana President NJ, y. Ratchiord
OF the mIncrB' organization, thanked thC
body FOR resolutions OF support pre-.
Vlously adopted,
a very cordial vote OF thanks, ON.
bodied In preamble aud resolutions
was rendered those who In any way a..
sisted In the Miners Day" meeting II
Included Colonel G. l., poormnn, Rev
hugh !. BOYD, Mr.. Bennett, llackctt',
band, ana othora
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NO POLITICAL CONSTRUCTION
Can be Placed an ihr Action or Governor
bushnell III Al ptnlinZ FOR Aid for DeS-
tItute Miners aud Their Friends.

Can be Placed an In" Action OF Governor
bushnell III Al ptnlinZ FOR Aid for DeS-
tItute Mlne,s aud Thelr Friends.
The attempt of certain free silver or
gans in Ohio to place a political con-
structlon upon the appeal issued by Gov
ernor Bushnell to the citizens of the state
in behalf of the struggling miners and
their families, has caused feeling of re-
sentiment among the miners at large and
all other well-meaning and fair minded
people. The FORMULATION OF the appeal
was In fact, only an official act on the
part Of the governor and was issued upon
the request of Joint committee repre-
sentlng not only the United Mine Work.
ers' organization. but all the other aillli-
ated labor organizations of this city,
The miners officials are indignant that
such report should be circulated. They
claim that Governor Bushnell was
prompted by the purest and most unsal-
fish motives In his action and the fact
that political capital Is to be made out of
1t ls deplored by them. Secretary Pearce
was seen at the national headquarters by
a Columbus Journal reporter Saturday
and talked freely concerning the matter.
Secretary Pearce said:'I am very sorry
that an attempt should be made to make
political capital out of this matter. 1t
seems to me that some people are too
ready to jump at conclusions and in that
way do innocent parties great injustice,
Governor Bushnell has acted in the best
faith in Issuing this appeal to the people
of the state asking for aid for the needy
miners and there Is not the slightest poll
teal significance attached to his action
in the matter The fact is Governor
Bushnell issued the appeal at the request
of a committee representing the miners
and other labor organizations"
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THE Wheeling Bakery announces to
the public that they will revive the tin
seal scheme, and viii carry 1t to a de-
gree of perfection never before seen in
the bread business Enormous pur-
chases Of good, useful household artl-
cles--of most excellent yalue-are being
made to redeem the little Tin Seals
which you will find on every loaf of the
Wheeling Bakcry's bread BE careful
TO ask your grocer for this particular
bread and save the seals with great
care, as you will hnd them valuable in
the near future.
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ENJOYABLE REUNION
or Survivors Of Company ID, Twelfth
West Virginia InfOn'ry.

VI Survivors Of Company ID, Twelfth
West Virginia InfNn'ry.
The survivors Of company d Twelfth
West Virginia infantry, held their an
nual reunion Saturday at Center school
house, midway between West Liberty
and West Alexander About all the
members were present with their fam
lilies and friends, and an enjoyable day
was spent in the shady grove adjoining
the school. Songs, addresses and eX-
change Of "reminiscences of the war
were the order Of the day and that the
veterans still preserve their appetltes
was attested by the way they disposed
of spring chickens and like delicaclcs.
The majority Of this company live in
Ohio county, but the reunion at this
place every Nth Of August brings full
representation. During the year two of
the boys answered the last roll call.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-16

Electric Blttcr5, IL medicine
Rultod for any season, but perhaps more
generally needed when the lnnguld, cN-
hhuHlod feeling proynllH Whom tho liver
is torpid and alugglHh nnl the need Of a
tonic and Alternative Is felt A prompt
uso Of thlB medicine has often nycrod
long aud pcrhnpa tatol bilious roycrB,
No medicine win act more surely In
countofautlne aud freeing the gy5tom
from the mlllrHl poison Headache, NJ
digcgll1n, conBilpatIon, dIgllnoHa Yield 10
Electric lllttom tOrnn1 a 90 per bottle
at Logan Drug CO'Hd drug store.
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tickets via Pittsburgh and the Allegheny
Valley road, all rail, or via Erie, Pa.
with privilege Of boat ride, going or re-
turning, between Erie and Buffalo In
qulrlss have been received at Bridgeport
from neghboring towns and the patron
age promises to be large. Many will be
accompanied by their wives.
Rev, A. Ramsey of Plqua, Ohio, con-
Quoted the services at ST, Matthew's r
n. church yesterday morning, ana his
sermon was the subject Of 1attering
comment. His eloquent effort has given
rise to his possible call as rector OF st.
Matthew's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-16

The "hold-up" of PIttsburgher FRI
day night, exclusively detailed In the In
telllgcnccr, ala not end In a hearing of
Jack Forsythe the party arrested on sns-
plcion of having done the Job The
PlttsburEher was anxious to take In Sat
urdays excursion to Cincinnati, and aa
he was only relieved of thirty cents, he
didn't care 10 remain over and prosecute
Forsythe. who was accordingly released
from custody
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WILL NOT WORK TO-DAY.

Lsushlln mlli Miners Met Yesterday and
Decide Ia Quli To-dRy Afraid ~ tho
wheeling cr''k ffsn
The miners employed at the Lnughlln
lmlll wIll mt work to-day They met
yesterday morning md decided to Hus.
pend work Tor the present and 10 In
formed the management, adding that
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-16

The Leroy took out largo crowd Of
Sunday cXcurslonIsts to Slstcrsvllle yes
icrduy,
The marks NJ y. M showed 8 feet .
inches In the channel and slowly falling
Weather, cloudy and warm,
The pnclScts, with the exception OF the
Vrrlnln, were ntp yesterday on nc-
count Of fox and the low stage Of water
In the upper river
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q. Q. SMITH
Exchange Bank building.
FOR RENT

No, 1920 Main street, rooms, both
CAGES, hail entrance to every room. 30
No. 1871 Fourteenth street
No. 2Gl3 Woods street. rooms. ,..,.., ia
No. 2a29 Alley Il, 2 rooms. ...........,. 81
No. 33i Main street, roOms,........,.,-
No. 1921 Chupllne street, rOOms....,, I'd
No. 80 Twentieth gtrcet...........,....lj NJ
No. Al Twentieth street. llg
No. q Thirty-third street, 8 rooms, hi
No. 40 Sixteenth strect.,,,..,..,,.....N 8
No. 1873 Fourteenth strCOt...,..,,,,,..lH
No. III Fourteenth street.,,.........., -
No GU Seventeenth street ........,,,,, I'D
No "a Sixteenth street, first floor. u
No, IS Sixteenth street rs
No. lGlG Main street, store rOOm....
No. 1922 Main street, store room and
- uNNllllE 'sss..3. s..s....rs.s. .s.s......4 y Y
Summer residence, 4 or 3 roOms.....
Seibert Homestead National Road. -
Saloon In Martins Ferry. Lq
4-rO0mcd house Crescent Place.. "a
8-roomed house Manchester ,.......,..
Coal property east of Mt. de Chantal, y
No. 23i2 Market street, blacksmith
AnOp'.....'. ....,....' '..,.,',,,'',,''., y y
Stable 1916 Alley B.................... SOL
No, 1903 Wood street, rooms,.,,., 10
FOR SALE.
3ia acres land West Liberty, 3.roomcd
house and orchard ..........,,,,,...i6t
9 acres land Peters run and i.roomed
store room aud dwelling DIllonyla
Ohio: will exchange for n farm.
No. 1852 and 45l National Road
No 1925 McColloCh street,
No. GO Seventeenth street.
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THEY'RE MARCHING.
Miners on Strike Getting Ready to
Mass at Bellaire.
OTHERS TO GO TO SHORT CREEK

Up the River, where small Number of
SIsn are at Work, irrhsy DO Not Come
OHt TO-dAy-Tho BsIlaire DsmonJlra-
tlon Is to Force Out IKE HeaiherIngton
AIsn-Po.sIblIity OF BslIaIrs PeddIlng
Banks Being Closed.
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FOE SALR'

The very desirable residence at Ma y
South Penn street. 1t is modern !
roomed house; the grounds consist OF Ian,
lots, two fronting ON Penn street and m,
fronting on Broadway, running thro6gl
ron street Ere ,1 10 street Lhe owner h4
fruit trees, one of the most deslraN,
properties on the Island. The owner \
about to remove from the city Is why hi
for sale, WIN sell as a whole or divide
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-16

Attend the Fox Chase and Picnic
at State Fair Grounds, Saturday, Aug
ust q, by Olympian Club
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FOR RENT.

1i2t Eorr street, 8 rooms.
729 Marot street, rooms.
1920 Eoff street, . rooms
q North Broadway, 3 rooms.
81 South Wabash. 8 rooms
III Huron street, rooms.
Money to loan in amounts from sd u
5000 on City Real Estate.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-12
Wonders Never Cease.

No one need suffer the fortunes Of
rheumatism, because that modern lini-
mcnt, Salvation Oil, positively cures it.
II was 4 great sufferer from sciatic
rheumatism, and the best OF, doctors
attended nc without relief. COM
incnced using Salvation OIL. and two
bottles helped ne wonderfully. 1t
certainly has worked wonders with me.
Mrs. E. J. Phelps, Box %, Enfield,
Conn Salvation Oil is for sale By Ill
dealers for 25 cts. Take no substitute.
Sold by
CANNON'S PHARMACY, 42O Butte atreet.
ALFRED r. WEST. ZIG Main ST
ROBT. F..HOLMFS & CO. 7G Main 81.
HELSrAND'S ATLANTIC CITY DRUG
STORE.
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TREE YOUNG DISPOSITIONS.
ar. Mesitt Il. Cooke Throws Light OF,
the NOrt0llS COuniY SifiniinI

The taking OF dispositions for Hon.
W. ~. Young. in the Wise-Young con-
test were continued yesterday afternoon
IN Judge Broulze's office before Ar X
Meade Osborne. The witnesses were
Ion. Merritt II. Cooke and Messrs. II
Z. .Poulson and George M Pollard.
me latter two, judges Of election,
testified to the fairness of the same.
Inc former made affidavit bearing on
me situation in Norfolk county in which
the ballots, it is claimed. were Illegally.
printed because the work was not done
under the inspection of I, clerk TO the
Electoral Board. there being none
MI Cooke testified that he had driven
out into the county and held q confer
ence with the members Of the board,
nSkin" them to agree upon a secretary
or clerk. This they refused to do.
The examination was continued over
until Ais this afternoon.
Alr. u. l.. Groner appeared for Dr..
wise and Judge II. II. Wilcox for MI.
Young
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-12
\ Splendid Entertainment.

y large and appreciative audience left
the y. NJ. G. y. hall last night well
pleased with what they had seen and
hearu. ana the association may well bt.
congratulated for having been able to
secure the Edison Vitascope and Phuno-
graph for 4 series Of entertainments
THOSE who fail TO avail themselves OF
the opportunity Of seeing and hearing
the beautiful productions Of these. two
Inventions Of the Wizard" will have
something TO regret;
Tie programme was an Interesting
one throughout. The reproduction hy
means OF the Nitnscopo Of such scenes
rs the surf at Long Branch. during Il
storm: the Niagara Fails and the Black
Diamond EXPRESS rs it appeared rum
ninp ~ the rate of siylE miles an hour
over the Leigh Valley railway were
simply wonderful and must he seen TO
BIZ fully Appreciated
y matinee will be given at y. NJ. G. \.
hali 4, o'clock this afternoon ana an
entire change Of programme has been
prepared for the entertainment tonight
beginning 1T s o'clock
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-12
WORK ANON" &'rEA N Frs.
The ffGlhet to he Movr.l-Yunns Men
ms H.0cal NItAsinnurieS.

There was Il called meeting Of the
Norfolk Seanan'S Friend Society at
the Office Of Colonel William Lamb last
evening.
IL was determined to Sell their prop
rrty 1T the corner of Madison and Wa
ter street where the bethel now stands
ana remove 1t from that part of the city
1t is also proposed to erect Il Sea-
mans Bethel at Lambcrt's Point.
The young men OF the city" said
Colonel Lamb last night have nc
compliShcd wonders for the sailors here
during the past two months Attend
ancc at the bethel has increased re-
markabE in that time. since the Broth
erhoOd Of 81. Andrew and the Epworth
League took up The matter
These young men are now endeaVOr-
ing to secure Il launch for the hurbOr
use so that they may the better reach
the sailors -