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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-25
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orei Wonate oauern uno ben &dnoern
Seuti6lano, Gn9lano. Srlauo, 6rant=
reid, Sel9ien StaIIen uno S6pttIano
9elten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-25
Wegtn Grebsj6aoen

S6 smpieble hermit Stroop'S berii6mts,
Ii6 ilber 100 Sabre bewGbrte, Don mir ims
p~ortirte FNIper. GleislbM beileu icbelr
(uo9 uidt Guige6rOdmeW 8rsbs iOwObl
iuIsrIi6 ais GnBerlt6.
TeitinG, Sa., 80. Oft. 1896.
Serrn Gbwarb >. 9osOinG, Ct. gucas, ga.
Wertber Serr! sd ertbeile Sbueu bier:
nit mcillen beiteu Taut iiir bic llebermitts
lung SeS StroCp's &rebsPM!pers. SD. bin
mad @ebraub oeSieI5en uOli9 Don meiueml
6rebsiibel 9ebeilt nIo rotbe IS biermIt aleu-
RrebsleioCuoeu belteIS Oil.
a6tungSpou ulrI6 6rsp.
@e9su RGberem ooreiltre man:
Gbparo =. 8tebiug,
st. ggea5, SOMA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-25
Aus @uttenbcra, Sa.

g9ir sntnebmen Der .gtsws" bon
bort:
Am Z. Otai ~ieierten bic sabrei6eu Ser
pGlIoteu luO Setanuteu Der alien Srau Wtas
ria &tntels, oereu 96. @eburtsta9 in Der
@obnuuS oes Serm q. 9itue. .@roBmuts
ter Nintels III WObl bic Glteite gewobuerlW
Dou Clayton Gountp uEb pobute itber etn
babies Sabr9WRbst IN Sattsnbsrg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-25
9(0e,ttelt

perlangt. 9e9en quite S~eSabluna, fir
ben @ertauf BON @rtiteln, wsl6e in
ieoer oeutlhen. iowie ameritaniiden
5amilie notbDenoi9 9ebrau6t wsrosn.
Der li6 ein r~entables 8ei6dIt gu
gritnOen pilnidt. ODER iib sinsn auten
NebenDeroienit ueridaiien mil, ibrsibe
iOfOrt I'm t~Oltenircie YrOben. Girtu.
II. |. NJ. al
&. 5. SGoop l. Co.,
gto. 293 Stats StraBs,
NGeine, WtS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-25
Ncucr 0ofnIaQcut,

@ir baben Ssrrn Seinri6 y. Nenl=
lners gum 2~Otalagentsn bon Gilbert
bile ernannt, an Stelle oes peritors
benen Serrn GbriIt. MiiQer, oeIen
In0ebOri9en hermit unier 9art aus
oriift lei fir Die Sienite, peIhe oers
leIbe I'M SntereIie unierer SIGtter
Neleiltet bat. Serr Remmers 1T bepoll=
mGGti9t, 8eloer su collettiren ulo
leue @bonnenten gu gepinneu uno fir
e"r ltere SI qllittiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-25
Bum Yreiic bnn Ii

pirb Die Burlington Giieubabu &unbreiis'
Siuete 81 iolSenben 9eriammlun9eu uerouS'
9abeu:
CUR Cumberland Yresbpterian General
@llemblp 81 .@bicaSo, 3d., pom 90. Mai
bis inm2. SUM-.
CUR llnlteo pre8bpteriau 9sueral Qiiemblp
su 0tot Sslanb, ST., pom 20. Wtai bis gum
8. Sum-.
CUR american Webical aiiociatiou ~
philadelphia, ga, pom l. bis ,ur 4. Nuui.
Cur Amertcon gturierp Oteu lilociHliyn Is
ct. Souis, Wto., am o. uuo 10. Suui.
Sur american WaterportS aiiociation 81
Uenper, Solo,, pom 8. bis gum 10. Sl"!.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-25
Ser Ban Der ,teuen Shule

81 Ne.p Sampton, Sa., aebt riiitia
poran uno ioa big gum q. Nusuit
oolenoet Iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-25
MARTIN HER,
Ardlttfkt mnh
superintendent

254 gldte Ctr. :: Oubuque, Ga.
&uerlei 3eidulusm fir gautsn, Wouu,
merte etc. perben biqia ausefsrtist. Inn
nGbere austunft i6reibs man.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-25
Safenoabl's 4fbma> Sur

pirtt id.r unb iausa BET aufaasH Don Ultima, Sus
item. aurSatbmig,eit. Rein R%audmittsI. 9,itt su
Htbnsu. Pro5e iret. Nau ~abrsifr,: g.. 8. 8 a & { rs
eabL Seutider Npotbstsr, WiIpautss l4is. ssst!
Gents Dtarts bet iir 9tstoursg orto.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-25
sfir Die erIte bl. Communion.

Sic tonnen bel uns bic i6Onitsn &c.
betbii6er. HOienirGn5e, Wa6stsrSen
nnO Oer9lei4en meBr 81 nieoriSeu YrsIs
len tNufen.
$. s. &iebcL
1927 Clap troBs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-25
GbieaSo, 90. Wat 1897.
On lit Gheonnr Nnben,

9~ebiirtis 1887 III Wiiblenba6, bel Currents
burg. Grbi6aitSbolber wirb ausfunft briiI,
9euo 9emuniht. glntwort az rt9tsn OF q.
@omner, Dubuque, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-25
Stadt nua Amaeaeud.
Entered at the Postoftice at Dubuque, Iowa
and admitted for transmission through
the mails at second-class rates.

sB Set a%OreBwe6isl sebe man
immcr bic alte slOrrRe an, bun uel>
der Der gGe6iel itattfnoet, iupie bic
IIeue 4oreke.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-25
GeraOe wie In Seutidlano

III infer flarsr Ros9ni6naps az
S1.75, $500, $2.25 uub ESQ per
@aqone. Infer ebter Sour Wtaib
foitst i 10, $500, $2.25 II. $3.50.
Sutsr g8sibs ober Rotbwsiu uou
70 9eutS per @aQone al. SDeet
Gatawba unb auselica uou $1.00
per @aqone N. Seiner alter Bort,
Sberrp ober Muscatel pom 81. 10
oil. slaes 5oblbar mad @mpfaug
NIB &%utbeinuo. Nreislite, beuts
i6es 9ieoerbu3 nnb ieIusr @aub:
tolsuber frsi.
Stulz Bros,
COS ID. 5. Ctr. &anias Gitp, DO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-25
%Me bemeiHcrf.

Robtuiou, Ger, Ubr., '9s.
% Itt an sbeumatt5mus, G6pdds i'm SRlden unb
S0pfe. 70 bah i'd riat i'm Stauoe mar, nit 8trit1Hontb
tpas ,u Ie1eu; aber Paitor 86Hts's NsrusnsS tartsr Ss'
freite mid Uou allen oteisr Eetosn. Us TT etu Vtitts+
peISss uebS btpiTtt, els bapon periprotsn ptro;
o. 4. a~IsroubtL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-25
Tibft ffurf rub aeInnn.

gIbert2Gs, 0tinn., DIR, 80.
estt tintoen SabrsE lit unicre Go6ter on TeuiuGt,
@ 6aR lie rptotr Qebcu mob iprster t%orrtc; iett ne aber
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baIy itr aI5 9oftor RoniG'S StGrfs uRs snlpftssn
kas glttteI sssgQIO bsteass
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%S$TYI uno cine QrbocsGSlaIhe 5ueeiaubt. Grule
WV erboLten ouCb bic WtebtStu u%riouft.
9ieTe Mleourn Duroe ictt benz Sabre 1876 pom Dem
Fod5rp. 9oItor 30ul9 IN Sort g90DuG, Sno., 5~lberettef
EHO lest inter ietNer IntpeiSur9 non Der
&OENIG MED. CO, Chicago, III.
40 S. Franklin Street.
Sci &lpothefers Su baben fur
Gls00 ode EIeid5c, 6SIaIc,en fur s S.0OS
eroBe S1.75, 9 fas 5000.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
Revival Tcn.,1co,tD-

DR.. Carradine's tent meeting on High
street held under the auspices of the
friends church, Rev Frank Hall, pas
tor. is progressing finely Yesterday
there was remarkable interest and O.
large increase In attendance. The sub
jet was The Water Turned into
VINE It was mastery discourse, ut
once original spiritual and powerful.
Rev. Frank Hall and his associates are
working hard for the spiritual uplift of
the people among whom they labor, and
the Holy Ghost Is coming upon their
work In great power. While the meeting
IS under the auspices Of the Friends
church, the work Is undenomina tional,
as Is attested by the regular assistance
given by Christian workers Of different
denominations, among whom are several
ministers. There was a great increase
IN the interest yesterday.
Services twice u day, beginning ut 10
o'clock In the morning and at o'clock
IN the evening. DR. Carradne breaches
at each service, but the morning SER
mon Is devoted specially to Christians.
1t is a great privilege to hear DR.. Car
radine. whether you agree with him or
not. Everybody is invited to hear him.
He will remain till Sunday night. The
tent is located on High street, about
two blocks beyond the Catholic church.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
O. TSUIOU TIL II EMS
List OF Letters.

Remaining uncalled for in the post
Office at Portsmouth, Va. for the week
ending May 25, 1897. Persons calling for
these letters will please say they are
advertised:
g. MISS Alfus Brown, DAME Blanchard.
Eva Brinkley, Miss Susie A. Boone,
THOMAS Bray 2. Mrs. Dora Cook, Emma
J. Crocker, James 7. Clarke, Louisa
Copeland, Miss Leila Curling, Mrs. Sa-
ran Casol, Dick Davis, James L. Da-
Wis, Billie Edwards (coloredl J. NJ Eos
ter, &. z. Green, r. S. Graham, Miss
Rosa Goodwin, Sam Griffin, Mrs. Mary
Green (colored), Miss Addie Holmands.
Miss Bessie D. HUMPHREYS, Caesar Hill.
Henry Holland, Mrs. Matte Hollowell
Miss Mary Hodges, Rebecky Harg, Miss
Susie Hiner. Miss Susie Harvie, Miss
Bette Jfggetts. Mrs Laurah Jones, Cap
tain Laurel Johnson, Laura Lively 2. l.,
L. Lassiter, Miss Dera Mills, George Mo-
ElWain. James Mitchell, Master Me.
chanic G. B. f. O. Shops, Miss Minnie
Manning, Miss Lon Meaner, Mrs Minnie
Moore, Sam Newman, Thomas j. Miles.
l. c. Overman. Ada Parker, Mrs. Fran
CHS Perry. j. A. Price. Rev. J. w. Powell.
J. 3. Putnam, J..G. Pritchard, Lula
Pratt. William PattIson, A. A. Reid.
Miss Emma Roberts, NJ. Latheas Riv-
can, Mrs. James Rogers, Frank Rease,
Willie Ruffin, Miss Angelina Smith, Miss
Alice Shearin, G. a. Stegar, Miss Charity
Smith, G. e. Slote, Mrs Harrel Shep-
herd. Mrs. r. II. Smith Miss Sarah
Saunders, Mrs. eliza Tynes, Mrs. Au-
gust Young, Jim Washington, A. %.
Williams, J. Williams
r. l.. HERBERT, P. M.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
asSsaNMEaro OF wAKssa !, i's.
- New Vessel 40 Replace tho l.nncn,
tor on Eltc South A1Innfic

New York, May 25.-Ths washington
correspondent of the Herald says:
secretary Long has determined to or
ger me Lancaster 10 return home from
me South Atlantic station r am told
tnat me department wants IL supply
snip s lor the North Atlantic station, and
the Lancaster may be used for this p,,r
pose. Ems ''SN,HA'.>II
. Is expected gunboat will be sent
70 the South Atlantic. where, after the
return OF the Lancaster, the only re-
naming vessel will be the Castine. It
IS generally believed that a larger ship
III addition will be assigned to the sta
ton, and that the Secretary will then
assign one OF the Commodores to tho
command. The Fern Is now acting an
the supply and dispatch boat OF the
worth Atlantic station, and the Lancas-
ter may take her place.
me Navy Department is making an
eiioft 10 nave the Treasury Department
return the Jamestown, which Is now in
use IN New York harbor for quarantine
purposes. but 1t is meeting with cousid-
cradle difficulty The jamestown is de-
s!red as n powder vessel to be stationed
IN New York harbor.
ne detall or officers for the eunbont
Nnnapolis is now being prepared Mt the
Navy Department. l understand tn,
secretary has selected Commander T. J.
iunker to command this vessel. Com
mander bunker Is on duty at the New
3ork naVy-yard as ordnance officer. The
department. has also decided to assign,
commander w. T. Swinburne now in
charge OF the Department Of Seaman
snip at the Naval Academy, to tho com
mand Of the gunbont Helena, which IS
now being completed at Newport News.
Just as soon as the Nashville cnn he
made ready for sea and a crew secured
10 man her Commander Washburn NAV
nara VIII be detached from She Bureau
OF equipment and ordered to command
her.
The Navy Department has been in
FORMED that the gunboat Princeton will
ne launched from the works Of Dialogue
O. Son, Camden, N. j.. on June I'd. 1'hc
authorities do not expect that she will
DC ready for commission before October
18th. -
The battleshlp massachusetts,, Cap
tain Frederick Rodgers. commanding
VIII leave the New York navy-yard 10
morrow morning for Boston, where lie
bronze statue Of Liberty, which lin 8
oeen erected on her forward turret. and
which was presented by the state 81
massachusetts,. Will be formally un-
yelled. The New York and the Massa-
chusetts will participate in the Shaw
monument ceremonies next week
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
Norfolk County Court.

Judge w. N. Portlock. presiding.
Commonwealth VS.. George ". Blunt
appeal; dismissed by consent Of both
parties.
W. p. Boyce was appointed special
policeman at Ocean View.
Rules were issued against John T..
Mayo. Richard Gray. and B. Mayo, ab-
sent Witnesses returnable May 2Sth.
Commonw wealth VS.. Webb Turner; ap-
peal: continued until the 2Sth.
Commonwealth VS.. Abbot Spruill,
housebreaktng: pleaded guilty and SEN
fenced to three months in jail and q fine
Of ! cent
Court adjourned to 1890 a. m. Friday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
FIFTY THOUSAND TROOPS.
ihe Sultan Preferred to Hold Thcssnly
-Armtsticc Extended

London, May pa dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Vienna says that the
lu,k:sh government has modified Sc. 900
additional troops, who are now in rca q l.
ness to advance into Thessaly. and thai
the government Is making active prepar-
atoms for q Turkish administra ton of
the province.
The correspondent Of :he Standard at
Consiantlnople says:
The Council Of Ministers has decided
to prolong the armist!ce. It viii rerI,sa
10 discuss the Tetrocession Of Thcssaly
put VIII leave the other points for CON
sldefatlon TO the powers. So far as the
note to the European arbitrator Is con-
cerned, there can be no doubt that
whesher the Sultan is only bumng, or Is
TIE Flctlm or popular pressure, q peace
such as Europe expects cannot be ar
ranged without ,isk Of the gravest com
plica lions. -
The Grand Vizer on Saturday pre-
sented a report to the Sultan urging
mat the whole of Islam was fully de-
, teIiiiineo 70 retain Thessaly. and add
ing:
our Majesty proved victorious In
armenia and other matters, when you
firmly refused to be dictated to by Eu-
rope Therefore you should be equally
flrm on this occasion. But If my views
are unpa!atable to your Majesty. l beg
or you TO accept my resignation
1T now appears that the arm s ice was
originally for three days only. and moth
ing but the energy Of the powers secured
an extension for Il fortnight
The story is current that wounded
Turkish soldier at the Yildiz Hospital
on being invited by the Sultan to proffcr
dying request, implored him not to
yield up Thessaly. The Sultan grew
pale. and his eyes filled with tears.
seyful!ah Bey, chief Of staff to the
Sultan. and the Won Moltkc Of the cam
paign, has been summoned to Constan-
tinople to give the military commission
the benefit Of his advice. IN
The Athens correspondent Of the Stan
dard reports an interview with NJ. Rail-.
in the course Of which the premier said
he was very grateful to England for
her tirmness, as this might result in
saving the corn crop in Thessaly. valued
at 81 900. If the Turkish troops
should withdraw within fortnight. he
said. the crop might be harvested. but
If the withdrawal were delayed for n
month the whole world would be sacri-
feed. entailing q loss to Greece quite
G2.000,000: since, II the crop were lost.
the government would be obliged to
feed the peasants and to incur other
expenses.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
noOTH.rUCESEn CoNyrOTrn
HcntinS DrUms All Night Deemed, Ms,
3EGa ORDERLY lIOnt3.,ct

New York, May 26.-Frcderick do !,
Tour Booth-Tuclser. commander OF the
salvation Army in the United states.
WIS Tonight convicted Of maintaining
dlsorderly house at the big army M
racks In West Fourteenth street. Sen
tence was postponed until June 9Th.
ana the commander was liberia ted on tho
same ball as he has been under. Com
pant was made by residents Of the
nelghborhood OF the barracks. who nj
iesed that they were greatly disturbed
py the singing and band playing at the
salvation Army meetings, especially
nose that lasted all night Booth-TucIS-
er was defended by ex-Mayor a GnEa,.
kali, who quoted from the Scriptures
20 snow that Miriam was the first hal
ieluJah lassie, and that trumpets, envy
pals. harps. castanets, comets and tim
pre,S were used by the ancient Hebrews
IN the worship Of God. The iudrc.s
cnarge was unfavorable to the defend
ant. Tie jury was out five hours.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
Electric Railroad assured.

a force of workmen are here and all
arrangements are perfected to COM
mence the extension Of the Port Norfolk
electric railway as soon as the civil en-
gineer completes his work, which Will
be in few days. About twenty-five
men are ready with all necessary ap-
planes to start and push the work to
completion in the specified time allowed
In the contract. which Is six weeks. The
point OF beginning work on the road Is
South street. and force OF men Will
work on either end. and 1t Is hoped ere
long that The city Will have electric ears
running through its principal streets
and will arouse from its Rip Van Win
kle lethargy.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
DOUBLE COUSINS TO WE'D,
hrothers VIII NInrry sisters or H,n.
rcnts Who Did J.ikewise.
(New York Times

>, among the odd relationships estab-
ilsh ny the marital tie, those which
Jacob and Isaac Schorsch will shortly
SET up by their respective weddings
YIN WIN MISS Cecilia and Miss Carrie
Schorsch are worthy Of notice. These
iour young people have lived at 246 la
SlXty.eighth street, the home OF Mr.. and
MIS- moses Schorsch. the parents of the
girls. and the uncle and aunt. respec-
tlveiy. OF the men. who are own broth
ers. lot q number OF years. Jacob, the
Younger bridegroom-elect came over
from Germany about seventeen years
ago, and his brother followed two or
three years later. Both finally settled
under their uncle's roof. Jacob fell In
love with the elder sister. Cecilia, about
Ten years ago. and Isaac contracted an
engagement with Carrie some time af-
terward. The brothers, who have been
IN business together for q long time.
Will celebrate their beginning Of mar
rleu HE by n double wedding. and will
probably live together afterward.
1he odd thing about 1t is that the men
are double cousins Of the girls. Their
father. Nathan Schorsch, Of Adelsheln
Germany, is not only brother Of Moses
Schorsch, but Mrs. Moses Is also a sister
Of Mrs. Nathan. The four young peo-
pie have, Of course. only four grand
parents among them. If children are
born to each couple, these children Will
all trace their ancestry back to but four
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, whereas the chill
dren Of any two couples who are not
related are able to find sixteen great
grandparents included In both their
family trees.
These children II they ever exist will
nave oil their respective uncles and
aunts for cousins-in-law. to say nothing
OF their parents. their grandparents for
granduncles and grandaunts. and their
great will not only be
dcubly related TO them as such. but will
also be their great-granduncles ana
aunts through two lines or relationship.
1t Is also within the bounds Of pos
ssibility that marriage may be con-
tracted between "a child OF one brother
and that Of another, but the complica-
tons which might ensue would best be
left TO a succeeding generation to mas
ter
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
vICToRIA's BIRTHDAY.
Creeping the COiOrs tt,o PriuctpaI
Feature OF The Cclcbrntion

London, May 26.--The official celebra-
ton of the Queens birthday was observ
ed to-day in London with the usual
closing Of the courts and government Of
fees, the ringing Of the church bells,
display Of flags. artillery salutes and
the ceremony Of troopng the colors on
the Horse Guards parade, IN which
part.
The ceremony was unusually impos-
ing. The Prince Of Wales was attended
by the Duke OF York, the Duke Of Cam
bridge, the Duke OF Connaught, Prince
Christian OF Schleswig- Holstcin, Lord
Woolselcy, the commander in chief OF
lac forces. and large and brilliant
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
BERK L4EY
I'M

The regular meeting Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will be
held at the residence of Mrs. E. f. Tritts
on Thursday at p. m. sharp. ALI are
expected to be present.
Mrs. c. w. Young will meet tonight at
ODD Fellows Hall to practice for her en-
tertainment that will be given shortly.
Mrs Calvin Carva, on Liberty street,
who has been sick for the past week, is
better.
a prominent couple, Mr.. Harry Bliven
and Miss Rena Heath. took little trip
to Elizabeth City yesterday morning
and returned in the afternoon with the
work done. They were at prayer meet
Ing last night at the Baptist church,
where they received congratulations on
their wedding tour.
Paul Venable and Armstead Scott.
colored, were arrested yesterday by Po-
licenlan Parker for robbing little sail
boat They also have roW-boat which
is thought to be stolen.
There will be no meeting Of the Town
Council tonight owing to the election
to-day at the city hall The officials
nave prepared two booths for the occa-
sion, and the ring OF limit was struck
last night.
Henry Louis. colored. was locked UP
IN the police station yesterday for felon-
lousy taking q siXteen-year-o girl
about two weeks ago. 1t seems that he
got tired of the miss and brought her
pack and now the owner keeps both.
The string band Of Portsmouth gave
several of our citizens serenade last
night, which was highly enjoyed.
The karnival Of Kommerce will be at
Pythian Hall next Monday night.
Rev. j. w. Harr1ll preached at Main
Street Christian church Tuesday night.
Great interest was manifested The
meeting will continue through the week.
The baseball tcams Of Berkeley were
on the field yesterday. The Regulars
carried the day making 81 runs to the
Merchants 4. Tatem, Tallup. and RudG
did the work in the box for the Regulars.
Parker, Casey. Shipp. and Allen pitched
for the Merchants. Mr.. w B. Daugh-
try made circus catch in the seventh
ng.9yDeShields was 0. X. on short
stop for the Regulars. iG
Mrs. GiiIs little girl, who was been
sick on Washington street. is we'll again.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
A COVETED FREE.
massachusetts Socures % Docunent oa
E9. Knro Vnsuc.

:, session. Mass, May 26.-The Bradford
Manuscript History Of the now plv-
mouth Colony. the document for the pos
session or which NIassa chusetts had long
neen anxious, was, formally presented to
me commonwealth OF Massa chusetts by
IN me lion: Thomas T.. Rayard, former
, onited states ambassador to England,
before Joint convention Of the I,episla'
,ure today. Besides the members of
ooth branches Of the general court
many prominent officials Of the State
ana other distinguished citizens were
ne actual presentation was prefaccd
by an address by United States Sen,tor
Hoar. The manuscript was presented bv
MT. Bayard In we'll chosen speech to
governor governor Wolcott. who responded In q
happy manner - - -. - - =
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
UNDER GAL. WHEELS.
EoaOred Tramp Pays Dearly for
Stealing u Ride.

Last night about 10 o'clock a colored
tramp named Rueben Wormick, of Chat
tanooga, Tenn, while attempting to
steal q ride on a box car at the upper
depot. was thrown from the moving
train. the wheels Of the box car passing
over both Of his legs just below the
hips. breaking and terribly mut!lating
both. lie was placed upon fiat car
and brought to ST. Vincents Hospital,
where he was attended by Dr. Bilsoly,
physician for the road. It was not
thought that 1t was possible for him to
recover. He was conscious and asked
that he be given something to put him
to sleep. He was on his way home to
see his mother.