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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-15

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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-15

THE Greeks r brave enough but
they are no match for the disciplined
swarms Of the Turk. They have gone
down before that army AZ their fathers
went down before the Roman short
sword and spear. They have all the
dash needed, but not that endurance
which holds the Turk upthrough hours
and days Of continuous fighting, Be
fore they yer ready they rushed into
q mighty war under the poorest kind
Of leaders, rushed against an army of
~yetrans,H that had been ia training for
half Q lifetime, and II was q fight be-
tween eagles and jays, The powers
should stop the carnage-Salt Lake
Tribune.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-15

SENATOR JONES, OF Arkansas, said,
speaking Of the future Of the gold Dem
Ocrats: "Some will remain In the Re-
publican party and the others will re-
turn TO US. 1t is too early yet to pre-
dict what proportion will renew their
allegiance 70 Democratic principles.
but think q very considerable num-
Der viii. Those who are willing To
support Democratic principles win be
welcomed back. We shall be glad Of
the assistance Of any man who believes
az we do and votes with us; that Il
sound Democracy. The gold Demo
Gratis may not be permitted to vote at
the primaries in some places. but that
is a local matter determined by Local
sentiment. Generally speaking the
Democrats who left the party last year.
because Of the money question, will be
permitted TO identify themselves with
the organization again II they will sup
port onrsspiatform.
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-15
C~hristianitY's Shame.

1t having been definitely settled that
Greece cannot whip Turkey and that
the sultan Is sure 70 come out yictori-
Gus, it remains for the people OF the
world TO say how long the Turkish rule
will be tolerated. For years the Chris
tians have been sending out letters so
l~iciting money for the aid of the per-
secuted Armenians. Prayers have
been offered in every church in the
world for the relief Of the down-trod-
den defenders of the cross in the old
world. Eloquent have been
preached by ministers of every demon
ination. The air has been filed with
lamentations because of the helpless
ness OF the followers Of the lowIy Naz-
creme in the land ruled by the Turkish
butchers. For years this spectacle has
been presented. The worldly people
those who are not orthodox and who
look TO the churches for leadership In
the matter Of reforms-were led to be-
lieve that the religious people Of the
world were in earnest. They believed
that il the question eyer came 70 q cri-
sic, the churches would bring such a
pressure TO bear upon the governments
that the Turk would be wiped out Of
existence.
At last the time came. Little Greece
had also observed the great efforts TO
create public sentiment and break
down the Turkish barriers to progress
and civilization. The citizens Of the
kingdom yer confident that II they
struck the first blow they would be aid
ed by the strong governments Of Eu.
rope. They knew that they would be
compelled TO lose many Of their best
and braVest men, but were willing to
make the sacrifice in the interest 81
humanity and justice. They went
forth 70 face q Of the strongest ar
mics in the world. They fought brave
ly save In one instance, when they suf.
fered from panic. What did the churches
do? Where yer Christian people oi
England and Russia and France and
Germany? How many strong and
demonstrating protests were sent from
the church 70 the governing familiesf
What church issued q pronunciamento
declaring its willingness to gothe front
and fight for the Greeks? What re.
ligious organization stepped out into
the open and offered the service Of its
men and its money TO those who were
fighting against the accdrsed Turks?
Did any Of t~hefollogers Of Jesus take
advantage Of the opportunity to show
the sincerity Of their professions or
their willingness 70 sacrifice life or sell
fish interest for the Redeemer?
Let the answer come from the OBJ
serving and reading world-Miner.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-15

In anybody q give any better signs
Of the best state Of things than the fol,
lowing let u Q the list
Who're spades grow bright and Nle swords
grow duh,
Where Jaiis are empty and the barns are full
Where cbuTch-paths are with frequent tout
steps worn,
Lag eourtyards yeedg, silent and foriop;
Where doebors foDtt u and where farmers ride,
Where age sbounds and truth II mulnplied
Where these signs arc they clearly indicate
a happy people and ~weilgoyeTned sLGte.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-15

THE war bcYeen Greece and Turkey
~ about over, but thseause Fewainstbe
saaey and Anyll beFe, 10 rs fought
over by and by,
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-15

Tffs Atfabta Constitution fakessquits
o p~essimistic view o. the Dinghy bill
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30
Catarrh Of the
Stomach and Bowels
has many Victims.
HERE IS HOW THEY SUFFER-,

Attacks Of dizziness or faintncss. ton
que coated. white or yellow, sting or bit
ter taste In mouth. especial In the morn
ing on rising, frequent attacks or the
blucs." no energy to do anything and
always tired. sleep restless and dreamy
or else very deep, but get up tir-
cd, much beichinS in some cases.
and palpitation Of the heart. and bowels
rumbl!nE and swollen with gases, attacks
Of heartburn and blcatinE after eating,
appetite for breakfast poor. some have
good appetite but food disngrccs or gives
no strength, many suffer from nausea or
loose their appetite when they go TO ta-
bic. Such persons usually have catarrh
Of head and throat, with dropping OF m,l-
Gus, etc.
If suffering from any disease OF eye, ear,
nose, throat. chest or stomach, will take
pleasure IN examining YOU free of charge
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30

Ed!son's cincograph, which will lie rX-
hibited i'll this city ut the Academy OF
Music the last two days Of next week
is acknowledged to be the pacr If any
picture projecting machine eyer cXhih-
tied in this country. The views shown
are life size and all prricr',,I lioon a
silk screen. which gives 4 clear .rd dis
tmct picture. without The usual vibra-
ton. etc. Among the pictures To be cx-
hihitcd here will be views of President
Alck!nley's inaugural parade. sea waves
dashnG upon the beach, Niagara Fails.
cannon ana artillery in action. and Il
wonderful and effective fire scene, and
4 good many others which have never
before been seen here. Popular prices
will prevail.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30
A Truthful Statement.

.Anexcellent and Invaluable remedy,
for the cure of cough, cold and hoarsc-
ness, is DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, and
Mr. Jas. Hadiicld, $50 West ST., New
York City, vcriies this statement.
He writes: ''Dr. Bulbs Cough Syrup
is a most excellent remedy for cough,
cold and hoarscness, and take great
pleasure in recommending it to all,
who require such valuable household
medicine" DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
Is sold everywhere for % cents.
Sold by
CANNON'S PHARMACY. 42O Butte street
ALFRED 7. WEST. 216 Main st.
ROBT. F. HOLMES & CO., &c Main st.
HELSTAND'S ATLANTIC CITY DRUG
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30
Stnmding ortho clubs.

If size has any merit in winning games
or If there is any charm in kidding, the
Lancastcrians ought to have won out
yesterday. But as it takes something
else TO win at the great American game,
and as that Something else" was large
ly IN the hands of the locals, the visit
ors were not in ii, in spite of their her
culcan proportions and iolying procii-
vities
Sechrlst was wild when he started in,
but settled down Beautifully after awhile
and pitched a fine game. In the first
three hits, passed ball. and an cNpeu-
siVe collision between Weihl and AIcEar-
Ian in lcft-center gave the giants three
runs. They had three men on bases in
the second. but could not score, and in
the third they were robbed OF a tally by
McFarlnn's splendid fielding. Seybold
was on third when Graham came to the
bat and swiped long fly to Mac, who
gobbled it up and returned it swiftly
and accurately TO Me to head off Sey-
bold, who was making for home.
The latter seeing he was Icut off at
tempted to get back TO third but Me
threw the ball TO Wedd!ge, who prompt
" nailed him
In the fourth Il base on balls infield
out and long single scored furthermore,
ana this was the last mark chalkcd up
by the visitors
Jack Wcntz PLAYED the game of his
life, and IN the next inning was princi-
pal actor In one OF the most phenomenal
plays ever seen here. Seybold and Ora
nam were again the victims. The latter
was on first when Graham knocked what
was apparently perfectly safe hit al
most over Shalrer's head Wentz sprint
ed down the line, leaped into the air,
performed several other gymnastic feats,
and finally succeeded in getting his hand
on the sphere, which was hurtling away
toward right field. Seybold by this time
was on second, ana Jack threw him out
at first, completing the handsomest dou-
bic play the cranks have seen here for
many 4 long day.
The other four innings were easy
blanks, the last being notable for Gil
70! assist TO Weddise. retiring Ward.
CYCLONIC BATTING
The story OF Nogfolli's tallies is easily
told. They were the result of persistent
good base running. 1T was Nyeihls day
at the bat the lcrt-iield expert making
i've hits out Of five times up. In fact.
west was terribly lambastcd. singles
and doubles being punched on him when
ever they were needed, and the victory
was won without difficulty. The ninth
inning saw the visitors as quiet and
snbducd as a parcel Of lambs Even the
genial La ROGUE was silent, and
the only sound that could be heard
was the click of Wards worries as he
meditativelv chewed his mustache n.
second. or of Madison, rs lie chewed his
at short.
The visitors folded Handsomely and
altogether showed up in strong form.
and are evidently superior in the out
held to the club which played here dur
ing the first part OF the week The at
tendance was not over six or seven hun
dred.
THE OFFICIAL SCORE:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30
Philn and Isrooi>iyu.

Philadelphia, Pa. April 29,-nhiladcI-
phia defeated lfronItiyn to-day In an cx-
citing ana hard hitting game. Boyle. in
the sixth inning. drove the Edll 10 LETT
centre for Il home RIM. with three men on
haScs. Carscy hurt his hand in the third
inning and Johnson took his place.
Payne started to pitch fol brooklyn. but
was taken out NJ the end OF the fourth
and Daub finished The game Score:
X. IL i,
Phila 80. II o. : 050 U--i2 II .
Brooklyn :. . = . 0 l o 0 Ill lG =
Batteries: Carscy, Johnson and Glenn
cnts; Payne, Dauh ana Grim. Umpire
EmSlc. Timc-215.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30
LANCA STER.
'Wcntz out-hit by battcd ball.

WentZ out--hit by battcd ball.
summary: Earned runs--Norfolk, &:
Two-base hits--Wichl o Wcnty
Three-basc hit S eybold Stolen
bases-Leahy, Weddigc, Gilroy 2,
La ROGUE. Sacrifice hits-Wentz. Dou-
Bile plays-N1cFarlan to Me to Weddige.
WentZ to Shaffer. Ease on balls-3y
Sechrist, 4-Buttermore, Ward. Leidy,
La ROGUE; by West, 1-Gilroy. Hit bv
pitched ball-By Sechrist, 2-Buttermorc
and Graham: by West, 1--Nie. Struck
out--By West. S-Nie, Sechrlst 2. Pass
ed balis-Nie, ]. Left on 'bases-Norfolk,
o; Lancaster. &. Base hits-On Sechrist
10; of West. 10. First base on errors
Norfolk, !: Lancaster, l. Time :05
Weather--Fair. Field-Good. Umpire
Mr.. Cline.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30
NOTES AND, COMMENTS.
tBy Bat y. lsall)
eihlS, work In left field Is superb

Neiili S'"ork III lelt ielu Is superb.
foc outleld assists give us 4 record.
-
play short,
Cline gave VENT the ragged. fraycdH
END OIL }. IN the ninth.
.r,,
ne hcavieSt hitting ana fastest rcid-
ing seam in the League!
lie made that brilliant catch.
80, i.ea!la, Is showing up MS esteemed
ttn 49, az iee ',s lhes coi'ie. Ihe Posi-
''oi' "ar never stronger.
M,
me Lancaster representatives are
i,.r t"A eve heau'hS poihts on he'u-
'@
:.
f iiiust 10 McdaiSe Eoou TO see what
80. .ile ne mas made hlmself with Inc
1890 ~ siuu nana every time ne
~ the p''t ISL pau.
A.
g nut me matter with the way Shat
~. hoius uowH the ihlliai Dag. Fltern
no, an error, ana the fastest work on low
o''is seen 'h's season.
ne VISITORS are great coachers and APP
i,..enuE soou natufeti. Ihere wasn't
r, scSleraiS, tnouSn the Richmond
iIt nnu ieu me Norfolk crankss TO
, ,he[e Wouid be a regular pitched
'at''e inc H:St day.
e' s .illu itoth VIII be The bat
SS III tie NlSltorS to-day Newton
80 on ger VIII perform Tor the home
.sat,i' L eager IS Inc man who took the
s 5a;.ie run itichInonu' What IS Norioli
7''''s ~ 10 LOT MN
Sup'ulll l1altoqie, OF the Lancaster
~, III piil,ieh'S inc bronmS III
go VI , tiS ..il" says hlchmohu won b:
-, W" ->oIioiN' ana mat inc latter
80. ~, :" 'Hhe TWO out OF three from
Am ;I ri"upiro5 AWAY from nome without
Sp1'h M, % their treatment III Rich
SiLs.till Laltoque says thcy were
81 uI'H roasted bF inc umpire and
,.n " !is WIS uone except mat when
" 'tS, jua.'ieu ny McNamaf;t outrageous
49,, iitlcaS,er certainly SHOWS UP
III; - III niSthiiE put n fiotous lolm and
- r"S ni rit,. nenaVe themselves rs
80 ~ . LIN WIN ir'Nc Word 10 say
's7''''i'S' '''eii'
4 1o,to,. r,o,, Ar. r.,,, :,
., ant oiG,rl Sp"r'.iiE gui!or al me
in mari &c shn,.in. rani, ~
civ tnu,,a ~ - ~ ' M ~ ~.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30
ALTA MTG LEAGUE.
Given 10 Richmond.

Richmond. Va, April 29.-Rcading did
some lively kicking at the beginning OF
to-dsy's game, and after the limit had
expired, Umpire Mcnamara gave the
game to Richmond by the score of .
TOO. An exhibition game, which he re-
fused to umpire, was then played and
ended in tie. Score:
II. II. Z
Richmond :. :. 0 0 2 l 0 3 0 o. II 4
Reading :. -. 0 0 0 l 3 o 0 0 II 10 !
Batteries: Chosbro and Foster; Ander-
son, Delaney, Kinsclla and Barckley.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30

Thirty years is 4 long time to fight so
painful a trouble as Piles but Jacob
Mitchell. of unionviile, Pa. struggled
that long before he tried De Wiu's Witch
Hazel Saivc. which quickly ana pcrma-
nentiy cured him. 1t Is equally effective
In eczema and I'LL skin affections. j. NJ.
i. Trottcr. Norfolk; K. t. Walker.
Rrambleton: Truitt & Smith. Hcrklcy.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30
Tofhc ENnositio,,.

Beginning tomorrow the ScaboarG
Air Line will run through sleeper
from Portsmouth to Nashville. only one
night out. This sleeper will be al
tachcd to the express leaving Ports
mouth ut $40 n. m. daily. and afford
4 fine opportunity TO visit the exrosi-
ton quickly. comfortably. and. in con
ncction with the Scaboard's low spc-
cial rates. AT little cost.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30

When Il cold is contracted. cure IT at
nhco' ON" Mihutc Cough Cure Will set
you on the road TO recovery in n min :
ute. 1t Will cure pneumonia bronchitis
Group ana MI forms of lu, AMI throat
troubles. j. NJ. T.. rrottcr. Norfolk; IL.
H. Walker. Bramblcton: Fruit ~
Smith, Rcrklcy
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30
Hartford ana Newark.

Hartford, Conn, April 29.--IIartford
Won it's first league victory to-day from
Newark by terrific batting. Score:
II. II. T.
Hortford -. . s 0 L . . 0 i 0--lO 20 .
Newark :. -. 3 o., co. . 0 4--12 IL .
batteries: Fickery, Bowen and
Roach; McA1ackn and Hodge
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30
Athletics and s,,,tcrso,

Paterson. n. J., Apri! 2S-Garvin had
the local batters hypnotized to-day, and
their sum total of hits was one puny
single. Score:
R.H. T.
Paterson :. -. 0 o 700 % 0
Athletics 1910 O Ov-o & o
batteries: Spragcl and Smink: Garvin
and Schaub
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30

mere nave II peculiarly ruuant taste.
,ihc makers SEQ ihlt all grocCrs always
nave 81 fresh supply Possibly in their
freshness lies tn" secret al their GROW
ing popularity.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30
Eastern shore t,,n,,c,.

n! meeting of the CONGREGATION OF
Eastern shore chapel. Princess Anne
county. the following gentlemen were
e.eSted VcStiymen Swcpson w. Brooks.
Thomas G. Hunter. John Thomas \yon1 .
house. John j. Wuodhuusp, .Jhnath an
WoOdhouSc. ana Thomas y. Gresham
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30
value Giving Sale.

At Levy Bros this week. Black dress
goods. 25c.., s9c. Lining cambria, Shc.
YARD; Umbrellas, 49c. each Hose. &C.
Tor the l3c. kind. Ginghams, 2hc yard.
Cal.coes. 3iac. yard. Sheets. CSC. 47c.,
each. Pillow ses. G1sc. each. Six hook
corsets. 4Sc.. and lots Of other bargains.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30
FOR RENT.

STORE FOR RENT, Fixtures for sale, a
good corner stand, close to Main street:
excellent chance for Il man who under
stands the grocery business. Sat.sfac-
tory reason given for selling; rent low.
Address T.. . Box %. Norfolk, Va.
ap2S-Gts
FOR Rents or 4 well finished and
suitable light housekeeping; large
Sorchcs and yard: line city railway: west
apr20-tf
ROOMS-Two large rooms, furnished or
uniurnlshed. with lights and heat, with
Use OF Doth, for rent west of Duke street.
mh4-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30
Bucklen's Arnica SaIve

The BEST SALVE in the world for
Cuts. Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt
Rhcum. Fever Sores, letter. Chappet.
Hands. Chillblains, Corns, and all Skin
no pay required. 1t Is guaranteed 10
give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box FOR
SALE BY Burrow, Martin &. Co
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30
st. I.ouis nnd Cleveland.

st. Louis, Mo-, April 29.-The Browns
pulled an apparently lost game out of
the fire In the ninth inning to-day. With
tho score to against them they tied
tho score. With the bases full and two
out Socltales made O great catch OF Mo-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30
TIE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Eiitsbrrrc and Cinciu,o,..

Cincinnati. o.. April 29.-The Pittsburgs
stopped the winning streak of Cincinnati
to-day by defeating them in a close and
exciting game. Ehret was substituted
Tor Dwycr in the eighth. Brodie was
iined so for Questioning Umpire Sheri-
dams decision. Score:
r. Fl e.
Cincinnati :. 2 IL 1O11 OO-7 2
Pitisburg :. 20 % 3 4 0 o. II 2
batteries: Dwyer, Ehret and PETIT;
kilicn and Sugden. professionalism
Time-2:15.
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Nusincss Men fNo,fo,,,

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before placing your, life insurance iool,
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AMATEUR GAME.

An amateur game OF ball played yes
terday afternoon resulted in the follow
ing score: yellow Kids, l.; Little He
rOeS. G.
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siinnts und Orioles.

Baltimore, Md, April 2a.Tho Giants
lost 10 the Baliimor"s to-day in Il game
which aroused little interest. Score:
r. II. T..
Baltimore :. L o 0 { D y x--G & l
New York 20 | 0 o 90 l-3 . :
Batteries: NopS ana Robinson; DOH
cny and Wilson. Empirc-1ynch. Time
-: 20.
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Zig y.cacuc Games Tn.dny.

TIT Dig lEitt- Ut NsTIIIFN tN-WNN.
Bos ton At Washington.
Chicago n Louisville
New York nj Baltimore
PittSburg AT Cincinnati
Cleveland nj st. Louis
brooklyn nj Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia. 70; Brooklyn. il.
Louisville. =: Chicago, &
baltimore. &: New York. =.
I'ittsburg. S: Cincinnati. !.
Washington. :: Boston. 8.
St. Louis. L: Cleveland, 6.
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For Sale or Rent.

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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30
Senators ANA i,rnncn,cr..

Washington, d. c., April .9--rhc Sen.
ators had their eye on The bah t0-day,
as IS shown by the records made Ny
Mercer and Demomt. while the Boston
players displayed Il decided inability tn
field. This combination gave the game
to Washington. Score:
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