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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-12
Colonel Harris and Mr. Breidenthal. it

Colonel Harris and Mr.. Breidenthal it
Is said, are not averse to letting state
printer and other good offices go to the
Southwest, which will give them lever
age in the contest for senator. Some Of
the members from the Northeast have
already registered a kick in the disposal
of senate and house places because the
Southeast and Southwest and West were
hogging everything in sight on the score
Of big victories and giving the Northeast
the coolest kind of exceedingly. cold
turkey, because that section was still be-
Ing partially sat upon by the niinions of
plutocracy in the stape OF Republican
majorities. Two members Northeast OF
Topeka declared yesterday that they
would stay in the senatorial fight against
the West till the cows performed their
historic and milk-procrastinated act of
coming home.
Kings friends will make a hard fight
for him. Chase Johnson and Ed Mar
shall, two young friends of King from
Cowley, are here with their coats off.
County Attorney Stanley of Winfield and
Frank Hess of Arkansas City, with five
DR. six others, will be here tomorrow
After the meeting Of the houses y to-
morrow and the settlement of the state
printer fight Ed Little will sail into the
race with swoop. Meanwhile, the Of
fee is on the weary-go. If in its dreay
search it manifests desire TO linger in
the high-colored Emporia, John Madden
will meet ii at the door with simple
smile of approval
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-12
CRIME NEWS IN BRIEF.

Huntington. ". Va. Jan. u-Thirteen
desperate criminals broke jail here last
night. They also robbed a wholesale hard
ware store OF dozen revolvers and several
guns and ammunition. 4 posse Is in pur-
suit and much trouble is expected
Chattanooga. Tenn. Jan. u.-Geo-ee B.
Woodwork. aged 80 years. father OF z. Il.
Woodworth. hardware merchant commit
ted suicide here this morning by shooting
himself in the head. Temporary insanity
brought on by sickness was the cause.
London, Eng, Jan. 1.-The so-caIIei
Countess Emma Ugolini. her husband and
two other Italians. convicted on Decem Der
IS for stealing valuable lace from the West
End store OF Peter Robinson. were sen
fenced today 10 from nine TO eighteen
rnoths imprisonment al hard labor
Buffalo. y. Y. Jan u--Roscoe Conkllag
Findley, tax collector OF Chautsuqua couu-
~. confessed today 10 the embezzIenlsnt
OF Sea OF the county's funds Severa.
nights ago Findleys barn was burned and
he was found near by in a badly battered
condition. He told a story OF having been
assaulted and robbed OF ssOa. and said TIRE
robbers dragged him into the harm and set
fire 20 IL When arrested FOR emsezzle-
nlent. Fsndiey confessed that he had b-uis-
ed himself and then set fire TO his stable.
hoping that his story of robbery would be
believed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-12
LATE NEWS BY WIRE.

Bath. Me- Jan. 1i-Haroid Sewau Re-
publican. son Of Arthur Sewail. was satur-
day elected a member OF the state legisla-
ture. to fiji vacancy.
Washington. d. C.. ain. 1.-THE supreme
court today assigned the LaClede Gas Ligh;
company case for re-argument on the Sec
ond Monday of the next term.
Chicago. Ill. Jan. s-John A. Howard
whose detachment Of the Chicago board
OF trade battery captured JEFF Davis IN
Erwin county. Georgia. at the close Of the
war. is dead.
Washington. y. C.. Jan. flowing 70 de-
lays in receipt OF information. the govern
ment's cotton and grain reports were not
issued today. bat will be deferred until
later in the week.
London. Eng, Jan. e-Nr. Sanford Fien-
ing has long letter IN the Times this
morning in advocacy Of the government
taking steps TO secure the uiication OF
time for use al sea.
Buenos Ayres. Argentine. jar. e-The
Argentine republic senate has adopted a
scheme providing FOR the Issuance Of go
ooo.oo Of cedulas for the purpose Of al
ssncins loans and promoting agriculture
CORE. Switzerland. Jan. 1.-THE village
OF LfszfFs. near ne town o. kaEafZ. was
burned last Saturday. Thirty houses we're
destroyed. Ze.zers = located near the river
Rhine and has a population OF about Loo
people.
Des Aosnes. Ia. Jan. Hilary Oliver.
aged s. years. the son OF business man Of
Des Monies. was whipped ~ Mas Florence
Nils. teacher IN the Grant Park school,.
which the boy stiended. and hslf AZ hour
later died The boy had heart dissase. ard
the whipping induced 2 fatal shock Tse
parents VII take 70 steps 20 force an o.
fetal inquiry.
Peoria III. Jan lin :hs UnlisS States
court al Peoria. the Chicago Sugar Esan-
ing company has commences Esif against
the American Glucose company for s. ma
80. and against 80 Peoria Grape Sugar
FOR xDaoa9 for Infringement OF
Patent covering Improvement n process OF
treating corn n Ire manufacture q s.srca.
S-gccss and clhsr pro1ucts i5erefEom-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-12
BROWN OF KINGMAN's SMILE
And What 1t Indicates in the State Printer
Contest

Topeka, Kan, Jan. 11-(Special)-
Candidates for state printer have the
ring since the election of speaker, and
strings are simply holding them and
waiting. Street, who is TO be speaker,
Is from the Sixth congressional district
and that district having received by de-
Sign a large proportion of senate and
house employees, is now willing TO let
state printer go to the Fifth or Seventh.
The Fifth will go by the office of state
printer in the interest of Ed. Little's
plans to be United States senator, which
virtually gives the place to the Seventh.
Parks Of Beloit and Cobb of Salina will
probably receive the complimentary vote
of theiy districts, after which theid sup
pert III be distributed TO w. L. Brown
of 2ingman, Lyman Naugie of We'll
liagton and B. E Kies of Wichita. 1t
Is rumored that Naugle made a bid for
the representative vote of the Sixth dis
triCt Saturday in the caucus by quietly
giving Street a lift in Sumner and Cow
ley counties. In doing this he probably
compromised his interests in the Seven
tn, greatly reducing whatever chances
he may have had for the office. At
present Brown seems TO be on the inside
track and about three lengths in the
lead He thinks so, at least, judging
from the hearty and extended smile he
wears while making his canvass. 1t is
the general sentiment here that Brown,
as one of the hardest workers in the
Pop ranks, deserves the place and will
get il
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The greatest boon ese< gi-.a 10 eo-
rnanity through human agency n sssr-
gical an2>~tLexis. There is pot . mn
ute. day ca night, Ia The year wb>s u
T. NOS ssviag sons hEnAs ersss'zfo
from torture. There n rot . rniurss
When :; Ia no, giving n'>ntSl ccmfors
20 tAopsznds who kpo-~ test hey noss
Codergo Operations. bzs tess rAss b.
riga y.ft viii raaks tbe or
sl pain
ieza. Aaaes.hesis has henisted pain
from surgery. azG has taxa sv.y shs
dread OF pan. ihas wA almost ~ lard
90 bear a. ;lss pain iiself !; hAs made
easy operations tha, oouid BOT be dons
becarse the ssrs wa< more thAa human
to-sssude could endure. ssa thzx II hus
t-nszae.~-t life TIE Hf.sesh sanfver-
say Of The hrss public Demonstration
of surgical snzessheas. va r~-~ut,y
celebrated in Bossos- PhyssesAn. aad
surS-oas rsane uach Of TIE o-re.xion.
~ bee4sDe the representative Of hc-
rsssDe sd bs5esosas prof,.zsoa- To
have been p<rrni.sed 20 give this 5ocn
% Tie world l. Hnsesers 70 lrErsorsaiizs
ise n,rn~ Of Tie Yirer. n< Hs;Iiasa
Iaonsa. Green Aorson-YootA's cors-
ysniou.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-12
SHOOTING DEER DOGS
O,s Method Of Prsveatiag the Uniavfsl
Hounding Of 0sn~

Ons Method Of Prsveatiag the Uaiawfsl
Hounding Of Gsn~
The men who are supposed tosee thss
time OF II, because men who wouldn .
think of committing petty larceny even
to the extent of taking On umbrcils
would not hesitate to ahsoot . bull
moose in midsummer in spite Of garnl
laws. IL Is not often that . LOCALITY
has unwritten laws moro severe thaa
those on the statute bool<s: but In thl
vicinity Of Tongue mountain. wAre3
county, In said 10 be O section wherv
local hunters have put q stop 20 dest
bounding at any time by the dmpls
process Of shooting ell the hounds sesn
on a deer trail. NJ Schenck. Comment
ing on the method - thae people
says:
II was once located near Lake 50
George, between IL and Lain Cham.
plain. and i do not know Of . class OF
citizens anywhere moro devoted 10 the
interests of game preservation than the
residents OF that territory. Fifteen
years ago. when the deer had practical
ly disappeared from other localities In
the Adirondack forests. the deer held
their own in the towns Of Fort Ann
and Dresden. In Washington county,
through on enactment Of tho county
board of supervisors When the state
game law vas amended 20 a. to abolish
all county enactments the rood peopls
of the county were left FOR . brxf
period each year without thiS prosec-
ton ana were forced 20 adopt rather
harsh methods To save the deer on thls
territory from determination n. a.
alleged. the hunters OF Fort Ann ard
Dresden have ceased TO be isw-absdira
citizens IL Is pleasure 70 learn that
their lawbreakins propensity has taken
the mild form Of an earnest endeavoi
10 prevent the most cruel and destruc
tive practice Of bounding der. A Dres
den resident informed me yvars sFs
that that was not healthy locality for
cogs that chase deer, and I am delight.
ed % learn that IL has no. since I'm
proved a. a sanitsrium for the beAzfN
III. statement that tbe deer are saved
from the hounds for tho crzister IN a.
terly false. The number of deer about
Dresden now sp>sks will for the I'm.
written stili-huntfns law teat forbds
other and more destructive rnethoda-.
q. \. Sun
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-12

ing with SOS. runce with 90. Hofland
with $50. Italy WITH eco. Germany with
ess, ireland With -. Spain With &C.
Sweden with - - - Dated etaAsa
with co.
The populatise OF BslRium At tAaa
time was 8 timea greater to IL squaEV
mile than The popula&3pn stxhe Unita4
States> The land area Of belgium 4
II. 600 square mica II = larger thaa,
New Jersey. New Hampshire. Ccunec,
ticut, Massachusetts,, Vermont Or Nary
land, but not half the siss Of Maine,
With the multiplication Of III msaufacl
lures and mining interests and through
its remarkable commercial and rail.
road facilities. Belgium has been in5
creasing very rapidly in population Il
late years; though, even q early q
1880 Belgium, then . part Of The kingi
dom of Holland. was the moss thicklN
populated portion Of Europe At The
time Of the establishment Of Belgian
independence in 1899 Vie population
was 3,70o,o 600; il was 5000. 900 IN 1870,
and 1t is now in excess OF s,ooo. 900. But
Belgium's distinction has been eclipsed
during the present year by Saxouy
which is now the most thiekfy popu%
lated country OF Europe
The area Of SsHony has varied 60
cording to political conditions. havin4
been more than twice a. large ct che be-
ginning of the present century ~ il was
at the outbreak Of the Prussian-Aus-
trian war Of 1866. Since then 10 has
been increased, 50 that Il now includes
6,777 square miles, little more than tia
Island of Jamaica. In the West IndieA
The population Of Saxony has bean in.
ereasing more rapidly than that ot
other parts OF Germany, and IL 10 DOW In
excess of 100000. Ssxony hss afwsys
been the most thickly populated portion
OF Germany, but not until this year the
most thickly populated country d
Europe. The Developments Of the man
ufscturing interests OF Saxony go
counts chiefly for its great growth
At the close of the Franco-0erman wAr,
Dresden. long fsvorite city amocs
Americans abroad. had . population OF
177.ooo. It has now 2s5.ooo. LeipxiQ
had 100000; il has now nearly 3oo. ZOO.
CheInnitz had IS, 900; IL now has 100 900,
The Development OF the wooden indus1
try in Ssxony accounts very largely for
the increased population In in manu-
featuring cepters, the disposition OF thu
Germans of Saxony being. quite owl
IDENTIFY, TO move into the large
cities. whereas the residents of Han
over and Bavaria, two of the largest po-
litical divisions of Germany. have pre-
ferred to pursue the business Of agri-
culture. Bavaria is five times large
than Saxony. but the population il Lee
than twice as largo. The cities OF Ba,
vnria, too. have not grown very rapidly
of late years, and the city of Hanover. in
Hanover, has increased very lSstle dur
ing the last ten years. Denstty Of pop
ulation, sometimes consideyed as the
test of civilization in q country, 10 not
10 be thus regarded II the Tenth ward OF
New York city can Be accepted a. fAis
criterion.-St> Louis Republic
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-12
De. serr., efteax.,ss,i

Those anxious 20 9scioax f5is rs9.d
trs7sstogy existence = ours beyund tn
average span should fos.eT as 1sgessJoa.
negatively. ~ aDEtzsninz from in6 ~cse-
IONS IN d. and selrsaa;isely oy TIE zse
O. thzt P-e-isss srcnnzc1ic. Hestetserss
Stomach Hitters. when ~ expsrseacss
symptoms % Indigestion. TIE sngpair-
neDt q ~ dizssgrsse fSarsign "a fzfzI %
vizor. Sso3se KIN ne Bl.ters. s@o
fever sa5 sgBe. b.iO1slesz and cozs. "a
tn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-12
THickLx- POPULATED sAxory.
Beigs1ns Dasnsesioa IL Sou a a.

Every schoclboy v 10 has studied and
rerDeEb~r< anything Of geography
knows tsst tie little monarchy Of Bel
gicE. hzs II toyesl tie Distinction ct b.
Ing the most dcazely popciated eosntry
q TIC word. The year $50 Vas CO Of
ceEszA n almost essFy esoaatrT. AID
by that censGS - sPpe@red thsf the
average poP1latica % B<igsura 20 the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-12

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 1.-THE Allan
Line steamer Buenos Ayres. Philadelphia
for Glasgow. which grounded on Dan Baker
shoals Saturday night, floated this morning
and passed through. She was not damaged
by being aground.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-12

The pains and aches OF -hsuua ism
have in many instances been cured oy
Hoods Sarsapari,la-
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ossy rasrfns 10 ssssv.fA
De sas<st craze sn0zx The ao-a~n 81
Melbourne - IL parting OF tss hair %
e-s side.
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SUcEN'sKL ARNICA sALvE.


Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe-
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns, and ali Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
quired. II is guaranteed TO give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded. Price,
% cents per box. For sale at Geo. Van
Werden's Pharmacy, 1913 North Main
street, and G. Behring's drug store,
northeast corner Topeka and Douglas
avenues.
Santa Rosa, Cali, Jan. 11-Horace
Hall, a white-haired old man over SO
years of age, and William Rusk, about
twenty-five years his junior. are in jail
here charged with a peculiar offenSe.
Rusk'S father is a wealthy citizen of
Atwater. Ill. The young man left home
about ten years ago. The scheme was
for young Rusk to die, figuratively
speaking, and then under the name of
Brown, to become administrator of his
estate. After this was done Hall was TO
write 10 Rusk'S parents, telling them
that Rusk was dead and that Rusk had
borrowed $4,000 from Hall. which Brown
the administrator refused to pay, until
he heard from Rusk's father. The let
ter was couched in sympathetic terms,
but made it very plain that ii was
Rusk's duty 10 send the money 10
Brown so he could pay the debt of his
alleged dead son. Had it not been for
the Illinois farmers desire to see the re-
mains Of his son the game would prob
ably have worked but after telegraph
Ing A number of times about the body
to Brown" and Hall, and getting no
satisfaction, he became suspicious. Hall
and Rusk bitterly upbraided each other
for the failure Of their plans.
Chicago, Jan. u.-Martin W. Duffy
former member of the police force OF
Pittsburg, Pa, is now in the custody of
Deputy Sheriff Lee, awaiting the on,
come OF habeas corpus proceedings to
decide whether he will be turned over to
Deputy Sheriff w. II. II. Gorham Of
Cleveland, TO be taken back to that city.
where he has been indicted Duffy is
a nephew of Roger OMeara. the chief OF
police Of Pittsburg. and was connected
with the detective force Of that city 70,
several years. About a year ago, it is
said. he left Pittsburg with Mrs F. c.
White, the divorced wife of Z. C.White.
@ wealthy professional man of that city
Duffy. it is alleged left a wife and two
children, while Mrs. White left her only
daughter. child of eight years.
Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 1.-THE Allan
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-12

..DoS'T you think there should be mus.
in every homer BY al means: what =
object 70 is music next door --ChiczSo
RA>nrd-
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TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money IL IL
fails to cure. 25c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-12
BILL BADLY BEATEN
POWERS MEASURE MEETS A MA.
JORITY OF SIXrY-SIX

Friends of the Just-Defeated Plan for Set.
the Pacific Roads are Amazed Whom tho
Final Result Comes, While Its Enemies
Give Themselves up to Rsjoicings-Pow-
ers Moves to Re- Commit and Speaker
Reed Takes the Matter Under Advise
ment-Army Bill Passed.
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fexas Senator Makes . vehenent Address
In sapperr of His Rssolutior to Define
the "Recognixing" Function ~ to the
GovernneatsI Branch Entitled to Exer.
else it-Cites Precedent Against Olney
and Grovsr-Defies the Don Spaniard
and the Monkey and the Grind Org an
Free Homes Bill Waits.
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SPANISH ENDORSEMENTS.

When such q declaration hsc been
made n lime % war o. secretary Q.
x.sts - highly honoYed as Mr s@zsri
and president 50 dear 20 fbz people as
NJ. Lincoln. sad NJ. NILS. ne con-
g-ess a15 denounced 4; Aad !. would
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woLcOTTs BILL

Washington. Jan 1.-The Republican
senator's viii hold a O. ocas al II .s'ciork
tonoTrow 10 pass upon the bfll p-op5ses
oy Senator Wo3cots's Caucus committee.
providing Tor an International silver con-
ference
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Halifax Jar. 1.-THE disabled steamer
Durham City, from g. JOHNS. sixhfse lzss
night n distress. was OF her way 20 I.oa-
ocn- she j. nox twelve miles south -
Cznso With brossa shaft A steamer L.
OF ~ way 70 her
Ai'oonz. P ian li.-Nrs ozrzr Asz-as
was fou1d today starved 20 death = a.
Ggpe- room % : Fo1rth street tenenseu-
house Her husband szs foBE3 ~ hsr
ssde hst crzzes AM n . egifsr4s e1ass-
ti0a To- Eszs % fss5- TIE bard - hsslsh
reports sixfy--iv. families 81 r,eT=szss n a..
utterly DESTITUTE
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ON THE MAIN MEASURE.

The opposition then decided 10 test
their strength oy securing a roll cali on
the usual formal motion 10 engross and
read the bill. Accordingly. Mr.. Mcguire
Oem., Cali demanded the ayes and
hayes ard half the house seemed 20 rise
in Response &c his demand As the roll
call began every one realized that the
critical moment had come
The suhGued buzz Of excited CONVEX
sauon and hush fell on The house
Mr.. Powers and his clerk kept taIlies
Nr. Cummings CDeni-. Y. ". Mr.. Ma
CURE Dem. Cal) and several other
members also checked the vote.
When i was quietly whispered abou.
A; the end cf the first roll call on The
motion u ensross, the vote was s7-l4-
me adVerSaEies % the measure were
oyerj0yed-
MI Macuire started a round OF ap-
plduse and abandoned his tally. The
completeness Of the defeat Of the bIlrs
advocates became more and more an
parent as the second roll call proceeded
When the clerks had figured up the to-
tails TIE speaker submitted the result.
Yeas io2; aays. les There was q great
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-12

Washington. Jan. 1.-THE senate Judi
ciary commit;e today considered the
various nominations which have been re-
fsrred 10 H. but nearly all. including ina;
OF Judge Howry. 10 be Judge OF the court
OF claims. went over. on one objection
or another /; ia understood that sera-
tor George Of Mississippi. member u
the committee, desires 20 BE- heard On
Howry's nomination before IL T. report
ed The nomination os Hon. W. n.
AeHugh 70 be district judge for the Ne
.oLaska district, was among those Of
Wn.cn CONFEDERATION was pos;ponea-
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RRAM HI.I"E0S.

MIS- Brown, of East Lovitt avenue.
missed her gold eye glasses at AcKen-
ufce chufch some week or more ago and
mas not been able 10 place them since
y iorce or hands We're employed yes
tcrdaS 10 slide and straightcn up the
section OF railroad lying between Park
avenue and the Norfolk and Western
win reference TO placing thc. new rails
fo! wide gauge
me ting II. Y. McCauley was taken
10 ME-. w. ~. Graves slip-yard vcstcr-
day for repairs.
MTG. K. b. HarwcIr4 circle gave nm
entertainment with refreshments at 200
C!a% avenue last night. which was q
most ENJOYABLE affair, besides raising q
ianuSome sum OF money Miss Stella
order rccited. Miss Eva Jordan sanr
and Prof. James Harvey sang ana also
contributed otherwise to the pleasure OF
the occasion.
Inc Joint entertainment between Mrs.
crews and Mrs. Chapman's circles given
on Levitt avenue last night was well
attended and literally patronized and
much enjoyed.
y called meeting Of the Kings Daugh-
tiers Circle at Mrs. NVcbster'S, no Park
avenue at 10 O'Clock this morning I'M
portani business in regard to the patient
at the Retreat for the Sick.
Inc concert advertised to be at Nc
l>endrce church this Thursday night has
Dcen postponed To next Monday night,
some OF the participants having to take
part IN the recital at Christ church.
me KEY 49, T. Dudley preached to Il
very large congregation at Sturgeon
Memorial Baptist chutcn las. night.
There was one conversion and two re-
clan.a tons. He will preach again to-
night at $780,
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a USE:NEI:NTs.

THE OLD HOMESTEAD."-Am
the many excellent features which gave
lhc O!d Homestead" such popularity
wnen here two years ago were tic musi-
cal features. Not dragged in to impede
the action Of the play, but coming in
naturally. and belonging TO and being a
part OF the action itself. The double
Guartette that was with them before, is
still one of the charming features OF
the play. The old songs seem appro-
pirate. This play will be It the Academy
OF Music on Friday and Saturday next,
with Saturday matinee. Sale OF seats
commence this morning. Prices, 25c
Soc. 75c. and $1.OO
PALMER CONS BEOWNIES."-
The Academy was crowded at the ma
tinee and night performances of 1.-THE
Brownies yesterday. The play is easily
the most gorgeous spectacular triumph
Of the season. Both audiences were de-
lighted and the applause was frequent
and hearty.
The beautiful Flying Ballet where
beautiful womtn apparently fit through
the air on brilliant hued wings, IS one
Of the most beautiful effects ever seen
in Norfolk
The brownies" richly, deserve the
success 1t has attained. Whenever the
eNtraVaga returns here it viii re-
cciVe warm welcome. 5E
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-31
Police Court Rccor,t.

Justice Tomlin had no important cases
before him In the Police Court ycstcr-
day. The following was the docket:
Robert Jones, colored, larceny Of dry
good, the property Of Walter Riddtck;
thirty days In Jail.
Dinksey Cook, colored, thirty days in
Jail IN default OF furnishing a $50 bond
for her good behavior.
Sam Brothers. colored, breach Of the
peace; fined $3.50.
Louis Shaw, colorcd, assaulting
Frances Jones, colored; fined $3.50.
Sam Jones, co!ored, suspected Of rob
ping George Brown, colored; continued
till ADril Sth and the prisoner balcd
In the sum of $500. With his father Sc
curity.
Lewis Smith, colored, bulglar:ziney Tie
house Of Martha Cason ana Lena Elan
agan. all colorcd, assault; fined $i.OC
each.
Mary Dunn. colored, cruelty 10 her
children; fined S25 and costs. Appealed
to the Corporation Court