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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-17
NORFOLK vIRGINIAN: SATURDAY APRIL ~ ls97

companicd by Il medical officer, who was;
wounded. This expedition. the prisoner
added, was organized by officers OF the
Greek regular army, ana was openly or
dered to invade Turkey. not TO harm the
villagers, and to fight tho Turkish troops
only.
Aftcr these statements il is difficult
to deny that the Greek irrcgulars were
organized with tile knowledge Of The
Greek authorities. This confirms the in
nulricS made on this subject by Ce-
loulah Bcy, an officer of the staff of Ed
mem iaSha, the Turkish COMMANDMENTS
Chiet. formerly an attachc Of the Turl;
iSh legation at Athens ana CONSEQUENT.
~ FAMILIAR with the personal appear
ancc OF many Greek officers, some or
whom he recognized among the insur-
whom he, recognized among the insur-
cents.
The whole matter appears to form
me basis for a grave accusation against
Greek good faith.
The representative OF the Associated
Iress has visited tho greater part Of +he
frontier line in this district and after
inspecting all the passes is convinced
mat the Turks hold such strong posi-
lions that the Greeks will never be
apse TO enter Turkish territory In force.
IN lact, the correspondent cannot even
imagine that the Greeks will make an
attempt to do so, while. on the other
hand. the Turkish Ch.rf
could send n mass of troops into Greece
hE several routes and easily capture
LarisSa.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-17
pErERsnYRG,s n & W. sToCr1.
Ihc city Will Receive Se,y Tissue
Virginia and Carolina II ond : ~ ~ sSs

Petersburg, Va, April -lspecial)
E.! learn that an agreement has been $ef-
ieGted by which the city Of Petersburg
will receive 1000 shares Of new stock:
III the Norfolk and Western RnilrcadS
company In exchange for her stock M
the Old company. This Is eQuivalent$to8
aoout $40, 900 at the present market price
OF the stock. i-s 5ssGS SF5 S5a5 ;sss5}G ;s5G
,hr. George J. Sehy, chairman t tlIes
FINANCE Committee OF the ConlInoIn
Council, informed your correspond denE Es
o-day that Mr.. De Witt Smith, OF NaeW3s
York, is expected very soon to concIuG
MS legal investigation In connectioils
with the Virginia and Carolina railTaaGs.ss &: &:
Nj. Seay says that Mr. Smith has astgdS
with rs much expedition as was possib bfsa
without putting himself to Il very heavy
expense for legal services, and has given
every evidence that his purpose Isl s8ita
build the road. ~ ljSyS Es}8 S
Hon. Georga +. sBowden, Of Nopfollss
passed through the city this afterYid dont
ell route for Richmond. ,3 %is Sf4s
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-17
a SUDDEN DEATH.
Hr. George Cuihrieli. The Dentist,
asfed From mn .tpoplectic Stroke

Dr. George W Cuthricl tile well
known dentist. died suddenly this nom
ing at l:3O O'Clock at his residence, No
206 north Marshall avenue, IN Bramblc
ton ward.
lie went to his home at ESQ, apparent
~ IN usua! health, though he had been
feeble since January. He retired a, Q
Q. clock, and WAS taken suddenly i'll i'm
hie"lite!E after, being seized with a
violent pam in the head. which ron
uerea him unconscious, in which condi-
tlon ne remained until his death a the
hour stated.
Drs Meredith and Baxter were aum
moned. but could do nothing to relieve
ah& ,i uSihs man. They pronounced his
leaves wife and TWO children.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-17
y ROYAL NURSE,
GEkEECE'S Rad FAITH.
Shc aids and Abcfs the Inynsfons OF
IrrGsIfnrs.

Copyright, 1897. by Associated Prcss.)
Elassona, Headquarters of the Turk
sh Army in Macedonia, Thursday even
ing, April 10 delayed in transmission
The representatives of the Associated
Press at the Turkish headquarters has
Just seen q prisoner who was captured
by the Turks at the fighting which took
place nj krania with the Greek jrrcgu-
lars The man was dirty. Wore tatIcrcd
clothes and had on his head a helmet
upon which was the badge OF the 9th
nike H"tAoria, the National League Of
Greece, lie declared that he belonged
TO band OF irreGularS which icft Trik-
haia. after receiving an ovation from
the inhabitants Of that place, under the
command Of a captain and TWO lieutcn-
ants OF the Greek regular army. and ac-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-17
a E1"rER FROM GLADSTONE.
ihe OLD Man EpcniSs Freely to pns1i
at Chief

Iby Associated Press 10 The Virginian)
london, -April 16.-AIr. Gladstone has
written letter To the Macedonian
ieads! Captain DampeZ, in which he
says:
Under The prescn, acplorablc scheme
al the British government has the
light To do, seemingly, IS TO plead It's
opinions before a tribunal Of two youth
iul despots, the lImpcrors OF Germany
and Russia. and 10 abide by their help
70 execute their final determinations.
ouf diSGracelul office seems to be 10
place ships. guns. soldiers ana sailors
at ihelr disposal for the purpose OF keen
ing down the movement for the liberty
OF Crete. and of securing to these young
ucSnots. who have III no wise earned
ihe confidence Of Europe. the power OF
u,ec.d!nS questions which rightfulIy be-
long 10 the Crctan2''
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-17
TIE NAVAL MILITIA.
Aae secretary OF tic Navy Mnltes Al
letH"nts-W -WnSllin:tou News.

Wy associated Press 10 The Vyeinian0
Nash!ngton, Ap!il 16.Jrhc Secretary
or the Navy has made the annual allof-
ment m. ~ OF the fund of $4,000 appropriated
E, E, I'm irss rl ior the naval militia Of the
states. Deducting $1,000 reserved FOR
me purchase OF tex. books, Tie rem in
ger OF the appropriation IS allotted among
the states having naval militia orcani,
%auohs "a IN proportions to the number
~ informed ~, petty officers and men
they had on their rolls on the Isl ar In.
ary last. The result in the Southern
States IS as follows:
State Eorcc .Al,ot,
Sohth carolina .1G5.. .SlSl;
N9Fth Carolina ..li0.. 81 las
Georgia :. ;. ......iSS. 80 t%G
Louisiana ;. POO - 400
REPUBLICANS ACCEPT.
The Republican subcommittee on
committee OF the Senate to-day unani.
mously agreed to accept SO far as It io
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-17
Ynfc. 10: EannIitoE.,l.

Q8y AsFociAtcd Press 10 The VirginianD
Ncwpor; News, Va. April 1G.-The
Hampton Athletic club was defeated by
the Yale baScbal aggregation at River
view park this afternoon. Old Point
eoinioHt sent sent large delegation to
Inc ,ni PARK 70 root for the college team.
The score:
Ri T.
Yale .....2 0 20iO11 x-l0 3
Hampton 80 . o I 90 0 OIL 6 &
Batteries: Nalc--Wallan ana Bartlett.
Hampton-Enrigh; ana Marshau.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-17
Dntl,iilcss wins Again

Jacksonville, Fla, April 16.--Thc ca
aEainst the steamer Dauntlcss, charged
"!tn NioiathS tne cnturality laws BY
taking an expedition from No Nan,r
kcy, on the southern coast OF Florida on
January ]. 1897, and landing the same
IN Cuba. came UP for trial IN the United
states Court to-day. After the Govern
mcnt had submitted It's testimony the
case was promptly dismissed. No tes-
timony was offered by the defense nor
was argument made by counsel
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-17
\ BATTLE Progress.

U5y Associated Press 10 The Virginian)
Canea. Crete. April 1G.-Cannonading
has been proceeding in the direction of
Eaiyavies since yesterday evening. The
cause of the firing is not known here.
1'iilaging continues i'll this vicinity.
Typhus fever ana smallpox are raging
at Hirrapetra.
The Turkish troops have rcoccupied
the springs near Gambia.
y number Of prisoners have reVolted
and arc being transported to the prison
on the Island Of Rhodes.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-17
TIE GREGIAN INVASION.
VriUnpf,ant in one Direction hut
Routed in Another.

Copyright, 1897, by Associated pressD
Iarissn. Headquarters OF the Greek
Army in TheSsaly, April l6.-SeVcrc
lighting has occurred in macedonia he
tween the Greek irreguars and Turkish
forces. The column Of irrcgulars sent
to the right from rlgayitZa. after hay
ing invested and captured Sitovon. con-
t!nucl It's advance towards !EritudcS,
PliSia ana liourduZi. and with orders 10
hold korduZi ut all costs, as it com
manGS the right approach to tircVcna,
the objective point This column COM
mandcd by Chiefs Icrmos and Luz2o,
attacked l[ritudcs Tuesday The place
was defended by TWO companies Of
Turks. After II severe fight. during
which 50 Turks We're killed and % We're
taken prisoners, The position was cap
lurcd Ivy tho Greeks. who also obtained
possession Of $50 rifles and Il quantity OF
cart RIDGES
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-17
THE SUPREME TEST.
!hH Critical Point In tho Mi4.issippi
Floods Isus Arrived

(By Associated Press to The Virginian)
Memphis, Tenn. April 1G.-Adviccs
from Naichcz ana other points below
Nicksbur:c. Indicate that the supreme
test in the flood situation is at hand The
swift current, which is rising steadily,
IS beating against the icvecS with such
force as To cause the gravcSt aDprchen. .
SION at many places
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-17
I.chish. 3; Wake Forest. I.

(l'y Associated Press to The VirsInianJ
Greensboro. y. c., April 16.--A fair
crowd Witnessed an unusually good
game day between Wake Forest Col
ieGe and LchiSh. For six innings ns.itlI-
cr side scored, but LehiSh managed 10
make three runs later. While Wake For
est only made one.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-17
Attcnt, .nc GREAT s:astcr sale.

Now in full blast at Levy Eros. Don't
miss this chance for Easter bargains
Prices as advertised in Sundays paper
Levy Bros Modern Bargain Store. 3ll
Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-17
A Shocking Crime Charged to the RuS-
band of One of the Slain.
MURDERED HIS WIFE AND COMPANION
tBy Associated Press to The virglnlan.)

n n y ,l,.H
.a, ~
y SPcciti 70 me STANDARD from Sack
US tiafpof' Ten nils iTon th:s city,
SaEs
~ ~ ~ n.gSt it"rilpie cillneS ever
connitted IN this Village vas perpc-
!Ateu III the carry hours TINS morning,
- - " Mlioin Is hot known. MIS-. WI
.pei N!ouch anu Miss May DAILY lost
,., si.eit i.Nts' ana ''eof&e Alien IS close to
'', 49, cJoi. i-3St evening Alien en-
$500 saseu ny oi a llveEy man mere lie
Iiteii Se!l' 70 me pa-f2ckS or the Ninth
IHtantIH ana got Mrs. W.lber Crouch
anu MES MAY 'aiE' Two domestIcs en-
drnyn ,yo,,lI ~ I'm, .,, 5oi.. 10y
ing country nearly Iii ri@ht Rntwnnn
and o'clccI this morrinsr thnv vern
coming along the road leading frn,,,
this Village TO H,ownyilla WHOM or
cording 10 Aliens story. Crouch leaned
from the roadside and began firing at
the three occupants Of the carriarc
cIc,,,E,>-1&,, c,c.1,r
=,
Nj tn!ec were hit 9y the bullets. The
ito' @ sSS negI;iie i!lsh'shtd ana ran back
- t!'e StAp1e ~ me rear OF me Ever
-. iiouse. oHG VE ne women was
; ~ ne 70 ioodId ana me Vince!
M!sn neF nead hanging nearly 70 the
ga, m, ng GInct W"S iEIls on ner
sue. Inc clo.hing OF both was badly
ta 49, me, ne osgss si "t one OF the women
. 3.'S i!ts a. N tA diSp WI
~ -iS. Wish ih' N@S Il conclusive
90 ,i.e -! tHs W. uoAe a. snort range,
n'I,'.7 s.is .ii!is - become !Sniied
,.n,I.n ,,.I., - - ioGiu my slA cAaihper re-
.o1Nel WIN iouE loaded cartridges and
49, r-,tn. =. ,i' ne re'oiEe! Is
hnnai5'i,,f - ,t'Lii- VIZ,
.,,,S,,., 't',,s' - ~ .A'i,it 2toiE' ne was
i,r;t,e 49,, 49, - ,i!s nHESS hetr the IRON
=. .uSt Nh.Ch Si'ans MIL creek and fell
,,s -, -. @S"i' ~ = iSitSh N!iii-
managed 10 crawl 10 the kitchen door
OF the quarters. but on his arriyol there
was unable % speak.
: = ! y i"NE,'2 h-lo.
do,, ninn, ;,~,1i,to 80 ~" ano plicca ul-
found IN bis nGci.n. ~, M"'ts VI
HOOD stajms ~ !. ~, 'ne't were no
thinls oIYai,, MI. a ' y 'H L.'E. @ 6 any any :
liz orffGns oir,, t,,!, 'tGs n3i apou a,u.
(rro,ry, 49,, -; ,NN'4u II Suiil.
,,e,ho, 80 ne m'.G 'i"u ,, Mot lNea 10
inv h,o,o,,,. ,.lta,1 n.,t ne LpEoiieT y. :
tho4 Cro'Sot, 80 Ia = I."Ict 70 ne erect
Crnac,, ~. ,,rnt, h,i,Gn '.,e Woman and
co,,nty iatl IN .Ltrai. 'nt 'elt!Soli
yS-han' j 49, .''ta GilA NJ s"ie keeping.
annoarad cnaj o.i - ~, ~ eNth.'E ne
lanrj,irc. ..yy.a,, 1,G, i!iu Sai"'
masin -, ~ ,, ~ .!tgS Ic i'Toush |
yo,, lonc ;" < ''''.a NoH "@ N4'h
Ha nn,o,,
nons,,nn ~, ~ - ~ e""lucnt l!a ms m
Ann 49,, 49,, @ ~ cS SItpi!>heu
wonion ,saohni3 " "''w We MN ne ne
IN ~ ,,t,rni,' .ut i'iGEs tnli ~ i;"o
M. hnf!rS ,.-,.,, NmCn ne iaHl'ea, put
oS o.c ms get lhe women out
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-17
AI.cycr Gives Awnx.

Nickeburg, Miss, April lG-Hullctin. -
The lcvec at Riggs, two and q. half
miles below Delta, La, broke at 10
O'Clock tonight. The crcvasSc was 12G
feet wide twenty minutes after it gave
way. Delta is directly opposite Vcks-
burg.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-17

i'y Associated Press to The virginian,
Canea. April 1G.-'rhe Insurgents have
attacked the Animbai block house near
rort lZedd!n. There war: heavy firing
al Thursday night. The Turkish war-
Shlrs In Suda bay shelled tho insur-
gents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-17

Wednesday. but was positive ~ his
statement that both Of them left som
crsWoth at 10 O'Clock this morning. ro!nl,
direct 70 HoSton. Thc police have no.
as yet found any AnSgagc belonging 10
the men.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-17
johns 2kGpEiuS.G; Eknndoiph.yEncnu

Q'y Associated Press to The Virginian)
Richmond. Va. April 1G---Thc game at
Ashland this afternoon resulted as fol-
LOWS johns Hopkins, I; Randolph
Macon T.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-17
ssirsi asoeliIlm

The fira; meeting Of the Christian Al
lance auxiliary was held at Chapel
street yospal mission No. $50. last night
NJ 7i5 o'clock. Subject, THE Second
Coming or Christ and the Signs Of the
TiIOpt- -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-17

After all the best advertisement FOR
Newest Discovery in painless aextrac-
tion OF teeth are the patients theIn-
selves. n. Y. Dental Rooms Only, new
Eumhae. 234 Main street. Ennis. Dentist,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-17
Reported thai Body Of Irreguiars Have
Invaded the Ancient GreCian Province.
A BATTLE IN PROGRESS NEAR CANEA
iEhe Rear Of Cannon Heard. but the
Details or Nature or tho En.n-c-
Incmt Are Not knoNn-IuvnticrS
SucccS>ful In 0nc Direction. but in
Another Received II severe Cheek.
(By Associated Press 10 The Virginan }

\ force Of Greek Insurgents is reported
to nave entered Epirus. The statement
must be accepted With reserve
y dispatch from '!'rikbala announces
that Colonel Cprinan the italian So
cialist leader, has disbandcd the Italian
legion raised to assist the Greeks in
their struggle against the Turks.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-17

The local option in Pulaski yes.er-
day resulted In victory for the drys
by majority OF 81 This Is .lnlQa
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-17
Ehi(.ii EnNfnriiuX

Richmond, Va, April 1G.-tspec!al)--
Dr. Charles NJ. Shields died about s
o'clock to-day. lie had been sick for
iiTc' o. SIX weeks. Ills disease was
rapid consumption. Dr. Shields was III
the prime OF life, having been born in
1886; AS a specialist i'll the treatment
OF diseases Of the eye. ear and throat
he had been emncnty successful ana
had built up big practice lie was
one OF the professors in The Richmond
College of Medicine. The doctor was
quite wealthy, having inherited nearly
all Of the estate of his father, Mr.. James
w. Shields, who died here q few monih
aGo. His mother is now very i'll. The
doctor had travelled extensively, having
spent two summers in Europe.
Richmond Va, April 1G-(spccial.) y
City Sergeant Charles II. Epps died
here tonight aged 56 years Captain
Epps Was one Of the best known men
here. He was gallant soldier in the
Blues during the war. E'or many years
he was captain Of the Third district
police lie has several times been re-
elected city sergeant;
Cleveland, O., April 1G.-A telegram
was received this morning by the Leader
from Asheville, y. c., stating that Mrs
;. NJ. Hanna. the mother OF Senator
Hanna, had died at Asheville. n. c.,
from pneumonia. Mrs. Hanna had only
been sick about 4 week. ana was 81
years old. Her remains will be brought
TO Cleveland for inte!ment
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-17
lsinliO Tuning.

Tuning and repairing q spec:a,fy ysS u Is
The Hume Minor sS Company 8. ftlssS
ished. New. No. 240 NJ In S tree /. s nnusItc
Firginian office. ssi
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-17

DO your@eyeS burn ,s or furl VI xsTo5 s,tsfs
troubled with mead ache e ~ ne Ss IYrn sssss
glasses, inmost ca ses 81 wi lS afs ord stisss
See Dr.HFecky ss#s
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-17
y SEVERE CHECK.

The insurgents, however, have suf-
fcrcd 4 severe check in another dircc-
ton. y strong force of Turkish troops
from Mccovon. with number Of noun
tain guns. advanced on Evania which
had previously been captured by the
Greeks, ana attacked the 400 ilrcSulars
Of Greece, who occupied an cntrcnChed
position. It is reported that the fight
ing was ferocjous on both sides.
III" insurgents were eventually COM
uelled to retreat north to the molln-
tnns. Some OF them, however, sue
cceaed III breaking through the Turk
ish lines and escaped to Baltino, the
town Just across the frontier, in Mace
donia. first captured by the Greek H.
regulars and used by them as a depot
for provisions and ammunition.
The accounts given by the refugees
Of the Turkish losses are believed To be
exaggerated. They say that 90 Turks
We're killed. while the irrcgulars only
had eight men killed ana seventeen
wounded. The leader of the Greeks OBJ
Grating in that direction. Chief NIilonas.
was among the wounded and returned
later into Greek territory with 4 num-
Der Of the refugees.
WORKED y RUSE ON THEM.
One OF the latter says that {, portion
Of the Turkish forces was composed Of
irrcgulars, whose dress resembles that
u tic greek insurgents. InlS, It ap-
pears enabled the Turkish force 10 exc
cute a flank movement unhccdcd by the
leaders Of the Greeks. The refugee re-
fcrrcd to biames the Greek leaders for
badly handling their men
All the refugees bore traces OF having
experienced great fatigue, and il is re-
ported that the Ethnika IIetairia, or
National League, has ordered the Greek
irrcgu!nrS TO retreat into Greek terri
tory. regarding further bloodshod rs
useless unless the regular army Of
Greece supports the irregulars.
y ROYAL NURSE
The Crown Princess has arrived here
to take part in the work OF the anlbu-
lance CORDS.
There is a feeling Of great satisfaction
here al the declarations made by Pre-
micr Dciyannis in the Greek Chamber
of Deputies
Three hundred Hungarian horses in
tended Tor cavalry remounts were land
ed at Nolo yesterday, and are being for
Warded TO Trikhaia
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-17

empowered to do So the proposition
made by the Democrats for the organi
Hatiop of the Senate committees. It
was a.So decided to report this conclu-
s!oh 20 the Republican Senatorial eau
Gus: Accordingly caucus will be held
~ ~ o'clock Monday morning
ihe proposition which the committee
mas agreed to accept is the one outlined
IN iheSe dispatches last night 1t pro-
tides that the Republicans shall Gli oil
The COMMITTEES places which were filled
DE RepuDlican Senators during, the last
Congress. including the cha!rmansbi0s
vacated by Republicans. ana that they
snaIi ne given one additional place on
,nc appropriations Committee vacated
bE Il Democrat and that the member
SNIP OF the Committee on Postoiliccs and
lost Roads shall be increased from nine
10 ten in order to give the Democrats
an additional place on that committed
! nus arrangement viii result in leaving
the republican Senators at the head of
an the important Senate committees but
majority OF the membership Of many
OF them will be anti-Republican
Ihere are indications that the commit
zee recommendation will not be recciy-
ed with favor by all The Rap,iblic,u
Senators. Some Of them think il wo,,l,i
nave been possible for the Republicans
10 secure the. cooperation Of enough
PopuliSts 10 organize all the committees
securing majority OF the memberships
40 Hcti tsS lHe CNall)naNShlpS and this
POSSIBILITY Will undoubtedly be pressed
upon the attention OF the caucus ana
the adoption Of the plan urged in pro
terence TO that recommended lry the
committee
me committee. however, will take the
position that the plan outlined is pre-
lerabl on the eve Of the presentation
oi the tariff bill to the Senate when a
iSht on the organization OF The com
mittees would be unfortunate.
AN AMERICAN RELEASED.
Ihe United States Legation at Con-
Stanunopie has advised the State De-
partment that it has secured the release
Q! fad2ras. naturllized American
citizen. who has been under arrest at
MltNlene since February s, on the charge
OF homicide. When notified OF the ar
rest Minister Terrell demanded that tho
prisoner be turned over to him for trial.
III cOmpiiance with the treaty stipuia-
tons which confer jurisdiction on the
United States Minister in cases in which
his cOuntrymen are concerned The
Turkish Government resisted, claiming
i%ed since 1862 when the Turkish GOV
ernment had given notice that it would
thereafter recognize no longer the rights s
or 4 turk 10 eXpatriatc himself, his
Decentralization rs an American was void
MI. Terrell, however, sent his secretary
OF legation 10 Mitilcne with the result
ihat the Turkish Government surren-
dercd Padaras.
Dk.CAPITATIONS
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-17
DEC,APITATIONS

Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
Hr!stoW appointed l27 fourth class post
masters to-day. Among them We're The
following in Virginia.:
COX. Lee county. II. u. Dixon, vice
j. ID. kIlbOurn. resigned; Fails Mills.
IaZewtll county. Il. N. Carter. vice, ".
{. Tabor rcsiamcd E'crnall$. Mise
county, {. f. Beverly, vice r. b. phlpps.
resigned: HoWarlsville, Aibemarlc
county, j. +. Irving, vice, E,lhridgc Tur-
ner, removed
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-17

Wliiian Johnson. fisherman, willie
nauilng seine III James river att Deep.
lotion yesterday evening, was drown-3
cd lie lost his balance and fell ovar-Si
board and being unable to swim lost iiisB
life. aE$ &: ID tft5s'