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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-07-01

r''N'N"'>' 49, ''N"t'''C h's fNA' t''
one of the granite powders scattered
over the ground, ! lighted my pipe and
was about to enjoy the delicious fra
GRANGE OF some tobacco which had been
given me the day before by an officer
lately arrived from the states, when my
mare. which Was holding by the rein,
gave convuIsive shudder and nearly
broke away from me. could not for q
moment divine what had caused her
trepidation, for whep with me, although
most highly-mettled animal, she was
usually as docile as kitten.
The moon was nearly over my head,
and gazcd around in wonder for some
minutes to learn the cause of my pet
animals strange action. Presently, on
looking at the very center Of the cluster
Of blasted cedars, l saw two great green
eyes staring at me with steadiness
that was appalling. For a moment l
was seemingly fascinated by the I'M
canny vision, but in another instant all
sense Of possible superstition vanished,
as saw the bushes move and heard
dead twigs lying on the ground crack
as II under the foot of some heavy ami
NAL treading on them. With bated
breath, ! SEW monstrous cougar
stealthily crawl out Of the tangled mass
Of brushwood in crouching attitude,
Its tail slowly oscillating, as does that OF
the domestic cat when watching q
mousehole.
The beast evidently then saw me for
the first time, and, a. Is natural with the
species, instinctively drew back. ~ II 70
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10
BIsANIHI.ETON.

Miss Addie Capehart, Mrs. z. NJ.
Capehart, Miss Al. NJ. Capehart, OF RoN-
obel, n. c., have accompanied Mrs. II.
Q. Billups and Master Harry e. Bill
lups to Virginia BEACH to spend a. week.
Mrs. Henry Oliver, Of Brown avenue,
has returned home after pleasant
visit 10 friends in North Carolina
Mr.. W. a. Crowder, or the Norfolk
and Western railroad, is having a fine
residence started up on North Park ave
nue.. almost opposite the Park avenue
Baptist church
Officer f. L. Guynn, Of East Claiborne
avenue, was able to be out yesterday.
having speedily recovered from the at
tack of vertigo which he had Thurs
day.
Deputy W. a. stants. of Berkeley,
came over last night to install the otIi-
GERS elect (names published before), Of
Washington Memorial Council No -,
Jr. Q. u. a. NJ. The interesting cere-
'mony took place at Migrants hall, in the
presence Of the families and friends OF
many OF the members. Captain K. w.
Barrett was master of ceremonies The
Rev. l.. Il. Wright was speaker for the
occasion and delivered a characteristic
address. Refreshments were served
All had a good time
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10
Eth II ON
F1he Seabolalrld All Line and The Southern
/. Railway YatS Fighting
RU.NoRs of TRUCE POSITIVELY DENIED
Railway Officials 'I', Point soTsPe sisun-
itoss on Chesapeake HAY, where
Cut Rates Are Still in Effect, ns
Pr. OF Positive Tint There il No
Peace, Despite tho Cry.
Yesterdays Baltimore Sun has this to

Yesterdays Baltimore Sun has this to
say El5
"A rumor in circulation in New York
yesterday 10 the effect that the Seaboard
Air Line had passed into control Of the
Southern railway was characterized as
absurd by Baltimore interests which
control the Seaboa.d. OF late O. number
of reports have been circulated IN regard
to the Seabotlrd Air Line. all: OF which
have been denounced by the manage
ment as without Foundations.
Friends OF ;lle Seaboard management
declare that these reports are sent out
by the encmIcss OF the road for the pur-
pose Of annoyfn e the interests in control
Il is also char ged that this policy Is
pursued with the view Of making the
subordinate olfici ais and employees I'M
comfortable and Shaking the loyalty
with which theys srve the company.
The latest repo ut says the truce be-
tween these two roads has lasted for n
long time and rece mt developments ar
sle that some peri uanent; ARA ngcmcnt
has been made %&
1T is denied that there Is any such a
thing s truce. and he situation on the
bay Is pointed out as disproving such Il
report. The York River line which Is
the southcrn's comes. tipn. and the Fay
Line. which s,the Seal cards connections
have sttll in force thet nut IN tes and 1t is
said that no move to settle this phaA,
OF the fight has been made. Under an
order Of the court til Q cut rail rates
have been Withdrawn Il nj no open fight
in this direction has be en- going on for
some time.
1T is charged. howeve r, that tho rate
situation Is very much dcmoral!zcd.
This .is.atrlbuted to Il fig tit between the
Southern and the LOUSY Tile and Nash
vile on business out or Atlanta and
some sweeping cuts in rates are report
ed. The breach between !he louisville
and Nashville and the Southern IS said
to be due TO disagree ant over the
GeorEil railroad. This latter road Il
Jointly leased ny tho louisville and
Nashville and the Ccntralso Georgia,
which latter lire Is in turn co ntrolled by
the Southern"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10
Synopsis orthe 1ycnt,,or

Inc area of low baromctric pressure
mas moved from the extreme northwest
10 the Missouri valley There are Two
hlgh pressure areas this morning. one
over the Middle Atlantic States and
the other over the South Atlantic States
Inc temperatures continue high in all
dlctricts, but arc highest in the Cen
trail Mississippi valley Few light
rams nave fallen during the past TWEEN
ty-lour hours along the coast OF The
South Atlantic States and in the cast
cfn portion OF the cotton belt The hcay>
lest falls reported are: Chuwan. N. G.
l.6S inches; Florence. 8. c.. ISIS The.
weather continues dry and hot through
OUT Inc western portion of the cotton
nclt with poor prospects for rain in
the next tWenty-four hours
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10
M uaii.S Entertainments.

The tale TT engaged for next Sundays
concer. Il, Virginia Beach will include
Charles b. Eianford, the Marc Anthony
OF Booth a,d Barrett fame. Mr.. Han
ford is now the head Of the combination
Of Hanford End kcene. t:ageGians. Be
fore Starrii G he was the lSading man
In Julia Ma tNHwe'S company. Mr.. Han
ford will Civ readings from Shakespear
of the h:ghe 3 order
In add!to 10 Professor Cloward's
solos, there 1ilF be other entertainments
In honor of +: he. guests Of the hotel In
the aftcrnoo! / q representative Of the
Columbia p lcnosraph company of
Washington, o. c. the largest firm Of
the kind In he country, will give an
exhibition of me variety Of entertain
mcnt that can be afforded by one of
these iNFtrumel rs. The Virginia, Beach
people have so ne 10 considerable cx-
pcnse 10 arrans this particular enter
tainmpnt. :
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10
sTArE,iEX,,rr OF Of j. i + NE,yMAN. !:
second Engineer. WIN Has Been EIli-
& bUstcrins ttil Ctil,n. S&
To the IIdItOr{0f The Vtrrfninn:% n .!s {

10 the Edttortof The VIrginian: SS5
:. 1tonorcd Sill arrived here on The
ath OF July, not on pleasure, but happy
20 De once more in the dear old land.
lett New York on uhe Laurada Octo-
ber,5 1895, for Cuba We had q very
hard time, eluding the Spanish gunboat
and frigate OF war on the lookout for.
US. We painted our ship several times
different colors-one side white, an
otheC black. and a different colored
smoke stack on every other day to fool
the darned Spanish. Well. we made
several successful trips and returned to
Philadelphia. Pa, my last trip. May 9Th,
1896. While ashore at Santiago I was
III treated by the Spanish soldiers and
licked five Of them and shot one. got
Irons and bread and water for four
and did SO at night. I got here on
schooner last Thursday night. leave
for New York to-day. 4th Of July. My
friends, lost Notwithstanding and
about two dollars in cash. The treat
Inent and else was bad. There are many
other Americans there. but our govern
ment Is slow to act. We often saw our
ships there, but they do nothing. or
don't try. Now. sir, when ] was a ma
chinist in the United States navy we
could take an old town and fleet with 81
second class cruiser OF Uncle Sam. but
the new navy is composed OF dudes
not sailors-or else there Is something
wrong ut Washington. Hoping you will
insert this. l remain.
Yours, obedent.
JOHN p. NEWMAN,
Engineer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10
Y.M. a. oAEssMES CONTEST.
Exciting Rowing: Races on the East.
crM Branch.

me crack oarsmen of the Young Mems
ohristian Associations athletic depart
ment engaged in Il contest yesterday af-
lernoon on the Eastern Branch of Eli
"aoerh river. The course lay between
me Norfolk and Western draw bridge,
on the west. and the long. low structu re
known as Campostclla bridge on the
east. distance Of three-quarter OF a
mile
The races were very exciting There
was double and II single match In
the former were entred Mcssrs. Griffith
and Mayo and Messrs. Feed and Elliott
When within fifty yards Of the finish.
and with their opponents two good boat
ienErhS behind. the Shell rapidly pro-
nelled by the sturdy strokes of Mcssrs
Griffith and Mayo seemed almost sure
OF the race, when suddenly Mr.. Grinith's
oar lock snapped off short and his mate
finished the race alone, the opposing
craft manned by Messrs. Peed and Ell
lott, Of course. crossing the line ahead.
Time was minutes 80 seconds.
The single race between Messrs. Ell
lott and Johnson was tho next event.
1t was finished over the same course
in $40. Mr.. Elliott winning.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10
RcISGrf for .YtIIle.

Following is the report Of the Youn,,
Mems Christian Association for June,
1897:
Religious ngs-sunday after
noon. meetings. men. HOO: women,
100: average az; Boys Gospel Army. 4
meetings; average %: Eiblc Glass. 1
meetings, 81; average Il: BOYS Bible
Class. } meeting, -; average -
PHYSICAL Work-Ciymnasium opcn
daily to! Individual work; boat house
open 4 10 D. m, % days; Athletic Park
open 10 y. ~, i days
Outings Boat race, I bicycle run! to
Newport News, b. G. y. trolley ride ana
park picnic. Ten mon and twelve boys
taught 10 swim; baths taken IN build
ing. iSi.
Information and Ralief-Situa tons Sc
cured. .; directed to boarding houses,
9: otherwise assisted, ..
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10
DYNAMITE IN THE STREET.
Five Men Blown TO Pieces by Fear.
FIJI EXNlNXiOu.

Louisville. Ky, July 9.-!An Evening
POST special from Lexington. Ky, says:
W nile a gang Of workmen We're cXca-
Eatlng on ;hc line OF the street railway
one OF them struck what appeared to be
piece OF pipe, but which proved to be
q slXty-four pound dynamite cartridge.
\ fearful explosion followed and five Of
me SIX negroes in the gang were blown
10 atoms The other was SO badly in
Ju!eu mat ne cannot recover. The police
are inclined TO think the dynamite was
PA ced there BY some mscreant who had
Il ErudSc against the street car com
pany and others think 1t was left there
by Workmcn on the Cincinnati Southern
ANYWAY some years ago when they were
making excavations for that read in the
same neighborhood Windows in The
vicinity We're broken and several build
lngs were slightly damaged
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10
prcshyter,a v, <,.,urch sot;ccs

Second Prcsby tCrian church.--Divinc
service tomorrow at II q. m. and 8 p. III.
conducted by tn , pastor Rev. w S.
Lacy, d. u. Sun, lay school al $50 a. m
Young peoples j rayer meeting at $50
p. IN.
C0lcy Memorial Presbyterian church
Rev. r. a. Robin; 'on, pls.0r.--public
worship a; II a. IN. and S y. m. Preach
ing by the Rev. G.! "tlin w. Bun. OF the
West End Presbytn IAN church. atlanta.
Ga Christian Indt uvor a t and I D. m
Sunday school at 80 4. m. Mid-weeli
aarvice on Wednes, lay evening ut s
oclnt.l.
F'irs.. Presbyterian church. Rev. Ed
ward Mack, pastor ,Prcaching to-mor-
row at: II a. m. ana D. m Sabbath
school at $50 q. m. Young peoples
meeting ut 7:15 y. IN.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10
The Grandest Remedy

Mr.. r. Il. Greeve. merchant, Of Chi.
hoWie. Va. certifes that he had CON
Sumption, was given up to die, sought all
medical treatment that money cc;;l,i
procure tried all cough remedies no
could hear OF. but got no relief: spent
many nights sitting up in n chair: was
induced 10 try DR.. Kings New Discovery
and was cured by use of two bottles
Tor past three years has been attending
Ia business. and says DR.. Kings New
Discovery is the grandcst remedy ever
made. as 1t has done so much for him
and also Tor others in his community
Or. Kings New Discovery is guaranteed
for Coughs. Colds and Consumption. 1t
don! fail" Tra! bottles free at Bur.
row. Martin Sc Co.'S Drug Store
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10
. fA 7----. 49, a. y NJ -----'-'--
LOGAN. i,rsI.EHTIES.
Minor Mention tN vnrio,ls MATTERS ct
.e,s .s-. t..rr.i I'M 'Crrsf. Es.-rts

Minor Mention ,>r vnrio,ls Matters OF
ini crrsr.
Mrs. A. S. Floyd is in RaTcigh visit
ing friends p.
Miss nellie Crow hay returned from 4
visit to Charlotte. NJ ~.
Inc Corporation Coz Irt jury has been
discharged until next 1 erm.
fhe loiscless paving blocks for VIII
lians streets have 'arri, red
Mr. j. y. Williams, or Mcridien, Miss.
registered at The Cotton Exchange yes
tei.day
The meeting at the Unto Mission last
night was III charge Of the Frances
Barnes Y Ef
The stockholders Of the 7e,w Norfolk
company held a meeting yea Me.1'day and
transacted routine business
Police Sergeant j. w. Webb, OF Peters
burg, is Visiting his sister, l:vs. lt. T..
Gornto, of Goff street. Hunter. willie
lhe Rev. w. s. Lacy, d. d., pastor OF
the Second Presbyterian churo h, spoke
at the l'rewrr street mission In. night
MT Clayencc r. Robinson. Of the
Wea!htr Bursau, has gene to Kitty
ltia%k, \. G., IN Il ten dayS' ful f'fn:yh
~ =. Charles NJ Loughlu, VOL ! Il,"ii
IN Ncrtolk. IS in Johns Hopkins gzUa-
ll'al, balti!Enrr. undergoing an q k.-!l
ton.
Mr., w II. Webster has returned rom
an an extensive and successful tour OF abe
era company.
Visitors at the Cotton Exchange Y, IS
terdaJ: Mr.. J. V, Williams of Merida /.
Miss, and Mr.. Thomas NJ. Constable. O t
Charlotte, y. G.
y prominent physician and n Bramblc-
ION citizen had Il difficulty yesterday
morning on Chapel street near Queen
Neither was seriously hurt
~. tne Sunday afternoon meeting ut
y NJ {. a. auditorium tomorrow rev.
=. H. Bennett will speak concerning the
fourtn Commandment.
Miss S&llic TaDb. who had been III for
some time died yesterday morning nj
the home Of her relative Mr. H. ". r.
wilkins, OF the Norfolk postofiice
MI. Lawrence l. Register, who recent
~ graduated in medicine at the Uni
versity Of Virginia, will take a course
at the post graduate hospital In New
York
Mr.. Thomas p Chase clerk OF the
New York Philadelphia and Norfolk
railway has gone on a trip to New
YORK and Boston, expecting to be alb
sent several weeks.
\ runaway horse doing some up-to-
cate kicking, 10 Il four-whecl truck, ere
ated some excitement on dover Bank
street yesterday afternoon. Several oc-
cnpants Of the wagon felt ii an urgcn,
necessity 10 crawl out any old way
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10
s'AFrEn 60 IS r.sUCT II 1. Bo,yLEs.S
Strand Army NJ Oh Want the Naval
III " ONlccr'A Scalp. f.s

Grand Army Mon Want the Naval
.SSs s3' OHlccr'A Scalp.
It is not probable that the inquiry nov;
being made at the Brooklyn navy yard
into the alleged mislnanagemento OF Ma
val Constructor Bowles, who was for
many years stationed at the Norfolk
navy yard. will be concluded before
next Monday. The war veterans say
that their claim that several Grand
Army men have been wrongfully dis
charged is q just one, and they feel
confident that many Of their comrades
Will be restored to their positions as
soon rs the result of Commander Da-.
vis's findings is announced. 1t was ex-
pected that Captain Strout would APP
pear at the navy yard and give some
Important testimony in behalf OF the
Grand Army men, but he never went
there.
The Brooklyn Eagle says, concernins
the feeling against the officer: 'At q
regular meeting Of the war veterans and
their sons associations. held in the City
hall last night. the chief topic discussed
was the treatment accorded by Con.
structor Bowles to the old soldiers and
sailors formerly employed in the navy
yard. Captain Strout spoke against the
naval constructor and then said he was
sure that Assistant Secretary Roose-
welt is friendly to the veterans. G. w
Thomas. in speaking Of the investiga-
ton now going on at the navy yard,
said he knows that Mr.. Bowles does not
believe in the civil service regulations.
and is of the opinion that a veterans is
not as good as another man."
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10
An I.npor,an, charter.

Judge Hanckel yesterday granted a
charter to the Pacific Coal Brisquctte
Company, the purposes of which are TO
manufacture, purchase and deal in aNti-
ticiai or agglomerated fuel, burning ma
terial, processes. machinery. tools and
other articles. The capital stock is to be
from $4,000 to 100000. The principal Of
flee Is to be in this city. The following
are the officers: Charles w. 1Iohlsatt.
president; Jno. II. DAVIS, vice president;
Clarence A. Blanchard, secretary and
treasurer. These, with George ,R Blan-
chard. Alfred II. Brown and John NJ
Sufrins are directors. All the parties
arc Of New York city
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10
TIKI; ClsAUrAU0UA.
sW" Interesting lectures Yesterday
I'rO.sn.n for TOdny

me grand sterenpticon spectacle Of
| Ben Hur." with ACCOMMODATING lecture,
was again given yesterday afternoon at
Inc Chnutauqua by the Sea to "a fairly
Hrse audience. The exhibition was a
\ cry line one and Er Rodgers lecture.
" mon was given at the same time, was
gr aPhlc anu Instructive in the extreme
| me morning Judge Farrar delivered
his lnlmitabie lecture on Eve" Some
Of Me ladies who We're present say
that the Judge told some things cou-
cerni. 1E WoRlAnkind that they them
selves dld not know before.
The1 syiE. be no morning lecture to-
day. Vt night Judge Farrar will de-
liver hi! tfu nous lecture, entitled "Johny
Rcb'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10
meteorological Data.

u. s. Department OF Agriculture.
Weather Mureau, Norfolk, July 8.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10


Th,. kidneys exercise most important
functions, Which are so I"ca iiSuuie that
they tax 70 the utmost The strength and
endurance of these busy little organs
Every breath. every pulsation Of the heart
every movement OF Il limb, every Thought
makes waste, ANA neCcsSitatCS the dvy
oprnent Of Hcw atoms. The used ny par
ticlcs in the blood are siftci from il, and
dissolved in 4 wat=ary iluid by the Kidneys.
which then discharge this fluid into the
ten would follow IL these ashes" so to
speak. were not thoroughly strained off
and DISCHARGED. rhi; Is the case when
the kidneys Income inactive. IloStctter's
stomach BittcrS, by restoring, their ac-
tivity, not only keeps open II most impor-
tant outlet for impurities. but prevents
diseases OF the Kidneys themselves, which
when inert Income liable TO fall n prey to
diabetes. lirights disease m"phiis, nlbu-
maniiria and Other Inaiaiies specially in
cidrnt 10 them. which, although no: Spc-
ciaiiy rapid IN thc, progression, are par
ticularly Obstinate. and fatal.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10
Police Court.

Annie Wells and Oracle Sumner, both
colorcd. fighting; fined SO each.
clancy Chalk, colored, attempted to
assault Ihonas Everett. cOlored; d rs
missed.
Thomas Everett, colorcd, carrying con
cealed weapon: dismissed
Armis;ead Martin. colored, who was
sent to jail some days ago upon the
charge OF stealing. was released upon
tne condition that he leave the city
Numerous DRINKS and other cases of
minor Importance were also suitably dis
posed Of
Charles Wynne, colored, was arrested
yesterday on the charge Of trying to
sell pair Of trousers without license.
Inc case VIII be heard in the Police
Court to-day.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10
rDTsABLED STEAMER ARRIVES.
alien Elmer beverly for Ja:nnicn. in
II .Inf,fON Roads.

u" nan Line steamship Beverly,
from Boston July 1st for jamaica FOR
irni,, concerning whose safety appre-
hcnsion has been felt BY her agents, is
in HAMPTON Roads Captain Anderson
sas's that on July 4th. in latitude p de
sfeeS II minutes, longitude 73 degrees
~ minutes, the furnaces gave ont and
MS boilers collapsed. After that the
snip was able to make only two Or three
Knots an hour, and succeeded with diff
Guilty in making Hampton Roads She
mad proceeded several hundred miles on
her journey when she broke down The
beverly is owned ut Edinburgh. Scot
land, by r. &c &. Allan, and is in the
yfrnit trade
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10
Denth OF I>r. Halliday.

New York, July 9.--Rev DR.. Samuel
3 Halliday. pastor Of Bccchcr Memorial
church, in Eockaway avenue. Brooklyn,
ana formerly assistant 10 the Rev. Hen
~ Ward Reecher, in the Plymouth
church, In Brooklyn, died az O:ange. n.
j., rate this afternoon. Dr.. Halliday
during the heated term. On Monday
last he was stricken with paralysis. He
was unconscious most of The. time ,1ntil
ms death. lie was bern in Mo-ristowu.
n. j., june 5, 1912.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10

They Will Hold IL Meeting Here Next
Month";.

The Royal Cycle club, an organization
Of colorcd wheclnlen. will hold q meet at
Y. NJ. G.. a. park next Monday.
w. Nj. Dewey. the champion of Wash
ington. d. c.. will race Obey Gillian,
champion OF Norfolk. The track is in
very good condition.
The medals to he awarded to winners
arc on exhibition in Chapman & Jake
mans window. The Excelsior band will
be in attendance
All the riders will arrive Sunday
morning and the races will take place
at J. Nj. G. ~. park, Monday the 18TH at
$50 o'clock. Seats will he reserved for
white people. There will be foot races,
and also n ladies' race
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10
Summer 4korilcx,

The Chesapeake and Ohio railway are
now Offering special Inducements to
ncrSonS in search OF summer homes
They have now for free distribution n
complete iist OF resorts along their line
Train No. s, leaving Norfolk at a. ~.
carries Darlor cars to RonccVcrtc, w
va. and rea ches the various resorts bv
daylight. For further information az.
ply 70 H. T, Brooke. passenger agent
c. and 0. Pa tlway, under Atlantic Hotel,
NoIio!h, Va jyi0-3t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10
Grr,e.0r,,c E'iofsn,,,

About $50 O'clock Yesterday morning
Inc body OF colorcd woman was
found floating in the river near Lam
bents Point. The body had been In tile
water apparently ahou; q week. Til.
woman wore q pink shirt waist ana ha,:
on three finger rings. Her sleeves were
rolled up So far ithGres Is no clue 10 her
identify
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10
LEGAL i'm .IGENC 6
News Of the City Courts and j Of
Clerks Office Transactions,
THREE MONTHS FOR NATHANIEL SYKES
z1e Is Sent Up for Stealth Capt. HI. III.
shccn's Bicycle--fhc Record OF the
Police Conrt-Two Negro Girls
Fined for Eighting-Tcn Minor
Cases Dismissed.

In the Corporation Court yesterday the
principal case was that Of Nat Sykes,
charged with stealing a bicycle from
Captain Fl. H. Sheen. The prisoner.
wishing All early trial. entered a plea Of
guilty Of petit larceny, and was given
three months In jail by the jury. which
was almost the same one which adj
Judged him sane earlier in the week.
The Corporation Court july was dis
charged until the next term OF the court
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-10

Lord Glencoe, Canada's newest neer
is best known in Montreal as \ philnn
lhfoplSt. was he who, in connection
with Lord Mount Stephen, gave 10 Mon
ircal the Royal Victoria Hospital n the
queens golden jubilee year, lSS: