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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-28

ocrat5c FREQ silver paper IN Louisville, Is
. bright and newsy Journal, and VIII wake
up she sleepy old eoldhug publications IN
that neck of the woods.
An association of which Henry Waiter
son is president and John b. Gordon
vice presidcnt has undertaken the work
of establishing lyceums m oil the South
ern cities. The active work OF organlza-
ton viii be in charge of the secretary.
| Mr.. II. c. Middleton. The assoc alton
viii doubtless meet with cordial co-opera-
ton throughout the South. for the scheme
is an excellent one.
The latest survey Is said to show that
Galveston hlr has practically disappeared
one by ono all the impediments to the
early and successful nav gallon of Buff
| falo bayou are being removed.
Some up-to-date statlstic.an has an
nounced that The various requests to
charity, religion and education by rich
men last year amounted to 81, 0po 90. THIS
does not include the large contributions
handled by Mark Hanna In the cause OF
national honor"
Interest IN the events N the East should
not for "a moment cause forgetfuness OF
the fact that thousands of people are
starving in cuba under the barbarus
methods and warfare of the span,ard.
As the time approaches for the release
OF oscar Wilde from PRISON the report is
current that he Intends to publish his
autobiography Unless st is pure fiction
there Will be need for an international
agreement to prevent tt, sale
Tho Dallas municipal authorities are
about to inaugurate a moral reform by
suppressing gambling and the sale of lot
terry tickets. Dallas' gain viii unforiun-
ately be some other towns loss.
The latest developments IN the Greco
Turkish war Indicate that pluck and pa
tr1otlsm alone are not the equals OF an
efficient lighting machine. America may
i,st in fanc.ed security nntn Ut some day
learns this lesson to cts humiliation.
An unusual number of Investigations"
are in progress up In Massachusetts, thi,
spring a "culchawed" community can
Ect wonderfully and fenrfully rotten al
times. as well as those that st in dark
ness.
lpesluiN rs compensation 4pi N'iiie VI
It's raw cracks at capital aud personal
liberty and the freedom of the press. the
recent New York legislature restored
the free lunch In that State. aud the great
heart of the multitude is happy.
|
1t Is reported that Chile and Brazil, In
sp!rod by the example of the European
powers. have entered into an alliance ~
"maiu'ain the peace" in South America.
Whose territory con Chile and Brazil be
after now?
Young princes who have learned n Ger
tain lelnd Of war IN courts ana boudolis
always find that another kind is required
in camp and on tho frontier, Greece 1
learning this lesson also 10 It's hum&lLa
Inn al
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-28

Tho Louisville Dispatch, the now DEM
ocratSc FREQ silver paper IN Louisville. IS
bright and newsy Journal. and VIII wake
up abe sleepy OLD Goldhug publications IN
that neck OF the woods.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-28
GOSSIP Of

New York. AMI,
a ana' the string tie |, Mn
r,a us sney are worn By ~
gers rer men sra here he, bu, The ,s ~
ters' l nImS sll thumbs and NJ
Ing n drn. s, aigits TO ss.ir
N''aalui time t,lpr !.
There 49,,
far &c.. 70 q pigeon LOT, q, !
'a' IRON Cooper unIon y
owner thereof at,rar,. W
tention and epn,,, '.'s IA
on tho end Of 'a a roc roy via
waves waves about amou uSln -
n,al' them Of ,hels
hos ibc,u ana thus iorcIps y
es and learn ia 3
r,o N.
Inc New York Co,,,,.
announcement tb,, ,s. p'e'a
this snr,nr 'ua' mere "a
- s"iiis comes In tba n.,-
lar Frador ~ tne loven d
president 'e; ~ l., srousOn. u.
c Colon, uI Iau Of bis iias
daughter. il :, ws a,so IA no:
this that the parade @ ~.
harlem has a poetic s,p, !,
a philosopher and s,us,..
ture. and he !, i,
business, Fso 10 AZ .ae efs'
he hangs In tho , s.alas "
llshment n vow " , o.
thus 'a'es W
Tho hour IL ,,,,.,.
At bnnn ~, s, s.s ven
nv talSiny bsr . wv eOnpma
An arbitration inv
ne ciy OF Brooklyn y
VI" opportunity TO presentA
o'eu ny her name with thss
yer set purchased long asa
then another, generally ia b
accidents TO the big ship, N,
ceremonies over which u,r
nave been made. Now, It'll
sentation can not b nia
months, and the chances IN
brooklyn VIII have lost her |!
Greater New York before 0.
receive the splendid gift II
ne eieVated and trollu
run over the bis bridge I'm
ne" YORK Inc bridge I'd
'hat point at a meeting Id.
the other afternoon. The !
IN OIL n resolution Offered \,
committees appointed ior I'M
cars 70 from Brooklyn "a \
the north roadway Of the n
turn on ,he south rcadva,
must nav 10 cents A rouni t
car ond the trolley linn,
seams a small sum but
from th,s sourcs /.
,veen the ,wo cities Win
While no one would e.r,,
WIN oelns i'a
me resi- vi .ne NVi'u, :"
respect LOT 'he ueau ,AAu
oil olneI el. ,,,n, y.
10 moi 9ossIye "a .AI busips. \
II 10 ne, otter, in ibis ton
,losed doors. Men die an. 4
heir long home. and the ta1
hey were one Of the iactuar
i inn " q bit t Of crane appaui
D, i the engine house to til
u ane death, or The u
bout The desk in the psa
hat one of the force hn
% n" his VA fathers. bu, a tiny q
' cans 10 amply suffice
1t is no wonder a muluH'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-28

Joe Bailey did very graceful act in
writing to the New York World the other
day that some OF Bryan's warmest support.
ers were his friends In the recent leader.
ship contest. and that he favored his 70.
nomination in 1900, II was manly ana
brave BAILEY is fast living down that hir
hihnder he made at Chicago last sumre 's
but whether he wanted him re-non,,n14,,
or not would cut little figure with he roI
SUIT BRYAN is far greater than ever II
ne ives an NJ can't prevent his NOM
'""''N" h'HN "Nhe' G.DA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-28

Tho progress Of Journalism and nsws
gathering Is strikingiy shown In tn, SO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-28

The war bctween Dr. Grant ana Eddie
Green. though gradually waxing warm
or Is stlll confined to irregular flgh,lng
along the frontiers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-28

The latest survey Is said to show that
Galveston bar has practically disappeared
one by ono all the impediments TO the
early and successful nav ation OF Buf-
falo bayou are being removed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-28

Chicago rs siill MP In arms against the
hg departments stores. unquestionably,
such Establishments arc hurtful to the
general mercantile trade of n city. but
II Is dHiicull TO SEQ how thoy can justly bc
preNergefl when only an individual, or n
partnership bciw~'n Individuals "a IN
charge Tho SNte could very properly
refuse TO Incorporate such concerns or
allow for@ign corporations to rNn them.
1t must be rensosnbercd. however. that
these big stores generally cheapon The
cost of goods to the public
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-28

Tho soa serpent has been compelled TO
walt this seaeon untl the a,rsh4p passed
In.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-28

Some up-to-date statlstican has an
nounccd that the various requests to
charity, religion and education by rich
men last year amounted to 81, 900, 90. This
does not include the large contributions
handled by Mark Hanna In the cause OF
"naticnol boror
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-28

Possibly as a compensation for some OF
It's raw cracks at capital aud personal
liberty and the freedom of the press. tho
recent New York legislature restored
the free lunch In that State. aud the great
heart of the multitude is happy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-28

Al AUSTIN-L. a. Petit. office In tho
State Capitol Building. 80
At Gu,LN ESTON-J. II. Sullivan. Office
"a tho Evening Tribune Building.
TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Editorial. Isl business, iss.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-28

Interest .n the events N the East should
not for "a moment cause forgetfulness Of
the fact that thousands of people are
starving I'm cuba under the barbauus
methods and warfare of the span,ard.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-28

1t = reported that Chile and Brazil. IN
sp,red by the example of the European
powers have entered into an alliance ~
"maiuiain the pence" in South America.
Whose territory con Chile and Brazil be
after now
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-28
HOUSTON DAILY POST.

Entered q she rostofics a. Houston. TerAA
a. seoond Glass Matter
9 utpcrfption by MAii--Daiiy and sunday Post ons
year, 81 90; SIX mouths, SAW. threS months
81 90; ono month, &l00.
. undsy Post one yeat $l.5n
eemhwcckly Post Mondays and ThursdayO one
year. 81 90, siI months, soc, ihrcc months. 2bc.
Eastern Business ONCE, ~ 1ribane building. New
Yorx, Tho 4. Z. Bcckvith Special Agency. -
Western business iicc, .Js "The Hookery.. Chr
cago Tho s. q. Boo with Special Agency.
O. ,. E. Holland, qfanvelng Auditor. 49,
How Orleans, la business headquarters NJ l2A
g. Charles strceL 4. 4. A. rooms, IL. II. Gilbert,
Agent
1he Posts Travelling Agcnts-Colonol ", d, carey,
GsncrA Travelling Agent, VIII +. Iann, j, III.
Ecnsb, Il. II Holland and y. y. Caroy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-28

Young princes who have learned a Ger
tain lslud of war IN courts ana boudoiq
always find that another kind is rcquireC
In camp and on tho frontier. Greece 4
learning this lesson also 10 its hum&lLa
linn. .,t,,t .nrr.,,y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-28

An unusual number of Investigations
are in progress up In Massachusetts, THU
spring. a "culchawed" community can
Ect wonderfully and fenrfully rotten al
tines as well as those that st in dark
ness
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-03
DOstojny 1otr.

totrOst *o ME jest wcaie przywils
Jem iachmanow i glodu, kt6ry, kur
czac w~netrznosci. poppy cha biedsks
do rozpaozliwych czynow, kwal fiko.
wanych potem przez kodeks ksrny,
jako przestepstws i zbrodoie. Ow
seem 'aozy sic ono nieraz z dostoie6
st"em,s Przybierajso wtedy formy
'legalne', drwi Z wszelbiej sprawie
dliwosoi ! rozrssta sic do potwornycb
rozmiar6w.
Takim dostojuym iotrem stanow
Gym, prawdziwa hshbs nsszego stu
lecis ! .ywe swisdectwo przeci~ let
n~isjscym urzsdueuiom s~po,eo.uyu,
SPscjalnie Pruskim, jest gsosny Z do
s%tojeh''w, Podroty j prac nsukowyoh,
dr. Karol Peters, ktorego ksis,ki t,
dziedziny badAh sfryksfsk ioh 50 una
me- ksoryOh wieo tusaj pr.ypomiusc
ME Potr1ebujsmy. jsk nis p~otrzebo.
~sliOysmy przypominsc jsgo 10.
srOssw' bosmy je opi,ali, kiedy "
Psrlsmenie niemieokim odkryli is
wolnomyslni posiowie, gdyby ME TO,
re nawet sprawiedliwosc prusks,
wzgledns do grsnic nismozliwosci
ola wszelkiej ssmowoli urue inicusi,
u~jrIsfa sic zmuszons spojrze6 Peter
'owi " ocsy, ktory posts wiony pred
sad dys'yPlinarny, mimo wysiik6w
Prokurstors nswst, ably wine lego
zmniejszyc, zostsi skszsny ma usu.
nisoie re siutby.
Otto nisktore fskty, ssdownie
sswierdzone, z dzisislnoso Pstsrss
W Afcyce:
W r. 1891 udswszy sic do Afryki
dr. Peters. ssto1yi tam pod godiem
niemieokim okregu Kilimsud,sro
sssoje Msrsngu, " ktorej poOzsi
wisdsc ME jsk oziowiek cy ~~ilirovs.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-03
WOlne POlskie SfOwO

wychodzi pierwszego I pietnastego
kazdego miesiaca, W Psry1u. Podsje
wisdomosoi ! poglady z pierwszej re
ki, tax z kraju jaka ter Z emigraoyi
Polskiej' - P~ogladami swemi wv.
swisdoza wielks przysluge ozyteln.
kom " rozwoju umysiowym. Upe
wszeohnienie tego pisma jest bardzI
Potsdanem " Ameryoe a taniosc uss
twis nabyoie kszdemu. Abonamen,
roozny kosztuje dollar jsden | pol,
Pienisdze posylsc przez Post Office
Order ~sdresujao; M. Adolphe Rsiff,
3 Rue de Four. Paris.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-03

"iem passem bye powinuo r-oIszer.se
10 wssedrie ! caly gmsob nasz s 6iec-
~ os~iecic n,s lax pocboduia cd f IN
dsmentow at pod strych.
NV chcemy j musimy zostsc wra,
? dI'ec"i uaszemi %~iernymi naszai
Mrcs Polsce. b,sny czysc', racbu
elk z nsszej dzis,alrosci zdac mogh
by Ia nieszczeeliws nssza Oicsy-
xna ME zawoi.la m mas kiedys, jak
"a dreci wyrodne.
,Nieszaesny, ctt 4 srobii z o COW
s~o'ch mowai"
Dopoki ssmi ME moiemy z via.
snynh srodkow utr.ymsc ycieIa.
k'oryby ma ohi.,z ne dz,eci nasse u
csyi csyt>c p'sac pc polsku, ME po-
r~ostaje nam mic 'nnego, jsk uczyc je
W domu /. elementarza. TrIeba tyl.
K codz'eunie / vytrwsle nauke TAXA
prowsdiic / mo SIC d1mu i pomis-
dzy swoimi tylko po polsku. Ally
"su ave drieci swoje pnynsjm lei
csytsc pc polsku, ma to ME potrzeba
bye naursycielem. Kto sam umie
czytac, temu do ~nsuczenis ipnych
c~s,tsnia ~ystarcsy dobr VIOLA i sscze
"a o ota. Nsuka c1y,aaia polskie
go TO podstswa Dassej ,s.i,ty, be.
umiejetn' s;i c.ytsuis polsk,ego ,ksd
dilecko pc skie ma czerpac dalsza
osw'ate, ieieli katda ks aka polka,
ks1de pismo polssie, katdy list polsk,
bed1ie ola niego tai :mnIca . siedmiu
~pieczecIsmI2
Gdzle rodzice W laden sposob ME
moga dzieci nauczyc czytac i pis,c
po p lsku, luz to, re ME msis czssu
do tego, jui tei, re ME potrais ia
nych pouc,ac. tam MECH popros,a
'nna osobe rdolnlejsza do t-go, a ME
ma chyba tskiego m~iasteczks, taki-i
wsi, ns o5c. me nswet, gizreby s,e
cziowiek %szlacbetny ME znalazl, ktory
by sc tego Prswdri~ e obyvst-lskIe-
go zsdsnia ME podj9'. Ably uistwic
-obie prace, motna kilkoro dzieci gro-
madric i uczyc narsz. U riej,tn, sc
czytania u pierwszy krok ma drudz-
oswisty. Pod Moskal, m gorzei sic
iesadze dzieje nlz u mas, a prz C ez
tam C, rok ME setsi, ME tvs ace, ale
setki tysiecy dsiatwy pol-k Ell ucz !
nauczs sic caytac W jezyku ojc.y-
stym. Jak sig tie dzieci uc.s je-t, T.,
tsIemnica chat chic skich, tajemnica
gosPodarzy, wyrostko~, bah DE- a.
dow eirujacych, ktor.y tvs acami
srratsjs sic co sime po wioska D. i
mlmo rskszu rsadu ma elementarzacb,
ma k'iatkach do nsbozeh ,tws, na la
da skrawku zadrukowanej hibuiy u
ca DE- a,we ~pozuawac i skiadac lite.
ry, syiabiEowsc czytac, prowai,ac
tenn saczytns donios'a prace mad U.
sTista ludu. Taxi taIny nsuczyc ell
ktory Z chaty do chaty chyiklem s 8
pine aosi, kryc sig must re s~a pracs
lsk re zbrojnia, TO Moskal u0yc nj
komu ME pozwala i "a ud.ielani.
swia,is kar1e suro o, jsk "a ~ystepes
politycsny. N erar eh!opiso taxi. &.
sda sic trzech zliczyG ME umie, wy
cisga Z IA obraru lub : "a pazucb,
ksiatke polska i siadis.y ma pr.ysbi,
Tub ma wygcnie czyta, at mu sie us.,
tr1esa. Ziskoczony znien ,cka i "a
pytaoy, 'kad ma take ks aeki, nave
raufanemu ME powie wiec-j mad to
re dostsi nod jednego tskiego z dru
giej wsi". Potrzeba ucsy jus tyct
malucskich sprytu, t. tez marc 4 tan
chwaeki, urodzouy jakby ma meczea
nikow "a sprswe p ,lska.
), D1konczenie nastapi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-03
Do WydzierzaWienja

lob ma sprzedsz f.rms, las ARROW,
" stsnie N. ii grunt dobry, cens
niska. Blitszych warunk6w udrieli
w. PodsisdiO, Newton, Upper Falls,
Mass. eco, 81, BY.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-03

Powietrze ma wiele wsp6lneQo q
neuralgia, lecz MO z wyleczeuiem z
niej IA pomocs oleju sw. JakobI,
ksory leoIy kszdego orssu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-03
wykreslili Pol+ke z rzedu
pahstw niepodleg}ych, odbu.

dowaIie Jel ME byfoby w
sprzecznosci z zadnymi intere
sami pr6cz interes6w wrogow
ludzkiego postepu i wolnosci.
Dobrze II wiec stahmy wszy
soy Ia niepodleg}oscia Polski!
Coz Wymowni adwokaci Or
milan j Kretehczyk6w zaniem6-
will, a ich zapai calkiem "a
marz}. Prose- mi to wyt}6.
macz,c! A wytl6maczyc fakt
ten latwo, DO wofanie o pomoc
ola chrzescian tureckich sly.
chac zawsze najgiosniej z tel
strony, ktora ma najwiecej in
teresu W tenn, zeby o Pol>ce
ME m6wiono. Polska jest szkie-
letem W domu rosy jskim i
wogole W domu europejskiego
despotyzmu. Rosya, kt6ra ten
haias wywoiaia kt6rej angiel'
soy mulberry z Gaia ,,Armia
zbawienia" sekunduja W tel
nieuczciwej grze, boi sic same
go siowa - Polska, jak djabe}
swieconej woody.
nJeden tylko wyraz POL,
ska" wystarcza, ably caiy fa'sz
polityki rosyjskiej poznac. Po-
lityka angielska jest W tel
kwestyi ogonem polityki rosyj-
skiej, a francuska tylko do
datkiem. Pa1stwo, kt6re sic
dopuszcza u siebie tysiac razy
wiekszych gwalt6w i niespra-
wiedliwosci, tysiac razy gorzej
prawo narodowosci tratuje no.
gami, aniseli Turcy, zaprawde
ME moze szczerze myslec o
tych, kt6rych chce z pod pa
nowania tureckiego oswobo
die. Charity begins at home"
- milosc chrzescija6ska i c..
swobodzenie zaczyna sic W do
mu. Rosyi uciskaia tysiac
razy wiecej, a ponadto tysiac
razy wiecej kradna, niz W Tur.
cyl. Gdyby Rad rosyjski ma
seryo byl TAXI humanitarny i
chetny do oswobodzenia, to
szlachetne te popedy m6glby u
siebie W domu rozwinat. l CT
wszyscy, kt6rzy taxa miloscia
dla ucisnionych narodowosci
palaja, je7eli SO szczerzy, to
maja najlepsza sposobnosc "a
dokumentowae rzeczywistosc
tego. Otto jest Polska. He
Rhodus, hic salta! Tam w
Polsce jest najlepszy probierz
sympathy Ola ucisnionych ma.
rodowosci".
Zwracajac sic do tych dok-
tryner6w socyalistycznych, kt6.
rzy upod piaszczykiem mate
ryalistycznego pojmowania"
dowodzs koniecznosci wyzwo.
lenia chrzes ,ian tureckich, a
obojetni SO ola sprawy pol.
skiej, starry nasz przyjaciel wo.
la:
.Kto day do niepodlegio
Sci Ormian i Krete6czyk6w, a
ME day do niepodleg}osci Pol.
ski ME ms sympathy Ola
wolnosci narod6w; kto ola
morderc6w Polski ME czuie
wzgardy i ME zlorzeczy i'm,
ten jest bezmyslny p6lg}6wek,
albo wstretny komedyant
kfamca. Albo skosztowa} ru.
bla rosyjskiego!
nHola! w rubla rosyjskie.
go ME wierzy stare przema.
drzala nasza m}odziez. Nor.
dercy Stambuiowa mordowali
ola pieknvch oczu caro ro.,.;
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-03

kalamazoo, Mich, jest ssynne /.
seleryi-jskotet Z siedIiby Tomasza
Slssera, kt6rego ogioszenie .nsjduie
siens str. 2.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-03

Kszdy ~mezozyzna powinien czytat
Ogsosrenie TOmsszs Slatsrs " tel ga
zeoie ns stronnicy 2.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-03

spojr1y, a ten mniej je pueczyta l
straw.
Lud rozgrzsny oswista doviodI, re
jest niensjgorssym msteryaiem ma
pstryotow, isk tego jut liczne mielis.
my prsykiady. De eki oswiacie,
s"isdomos6 n~srodoss i pstryotyzm
obejmuje corar szsrsze warst w i je-
teli & jednego bieguns s~p6iecsnego
odpadsjs nIelicsne Jed 1ostki, to q
drugiej strouy IN to 4 n~iesiychans
ssybkoscis pomnsts sic liczba svia.
domSch obywsteli, sajmuJscych mai.
wszniejse plscowki %csyDnej obrony
narodowej. Russs sic lud W c,lym
krsju, a Of Eiata rorguevs zbolaIe
" Dievoli' serca. Lud, CO " ten 500
sob ME prIer szsoie - ksztaIci sic
" wierse, W Prswie ] driejscb ojcry.
s'y ii, beizie Iuds en- posteoowym i W
tonie jego zfozons bedrie wielka tresG
moralns, niezismans ts1'a siia pote.
ga nsrodu. Bsdsie to lud & wied,s !
. ucsuciem wsrtosci, snacxenis / siiy
swojej; 'ud s'lny zpsjomoscis Bogs,
lud'i ! pr,esz'osci svojej.
Ossiats dzIs nam k~oniecsnie DO
t7ebns ME tylko szeby utrrymac ma.
rodowosc ale I Ware, / ola tego ssds-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-22
a NOTABLE WORK.
The Kings Daughters Seeking to Re
lievc the Sick.

The Kings Daughters Seeking to Re
ievc the Sick.
That order Of the silver Cross" the
Kings Daughters. Of this city, is doing
2 mobile work in relieving sickness and
restitution in the city Of Norfolk, In
no. department Of its work does the
order DO more good for humanity than
in the recentIy established system of
visiting nurses, who 70 from house 10
mousse attending those unable 10 pro-
cure for themselves the skilled atten-
lion Of trained nurse.
During the month of june circle
or twenty-five patients We're visited.
S!N visits were made 10 the bedsidcs OF
men and Ill to sick women. While y
VISITS We're made TO little beds where
schildhood hay in pain Six patients
nave recovered entirely: 10 are much
improved, and there has been only ]
death. Chicken, tea food. jelly, milk
and Ice have been distributed.
Secretary wilson thinks tea can bo
successfully cultivated in some portions
or this country. Any country that can
produce hay can produce as good tea
asksome that we get from Japan.-De-
8troit Journal (Rep.} 3sslS .. ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-22
NORFOLK.
SWEET, CIIAI4YBEATE SPRINGS.

The First Dance Of the Season Given
Last Monday-'rhc Participants.
Sweet Chalybeate Springs, Va, July
'.--tSpecia!.) -I'his beautiful old place
IS filling up rapidly the guests ARRIVING
from i've TO fifteen per day The Anna
polls Cadet Band arrived last Sunday
ana the first dance OF the. season came
off Monday evening. The Marine Bands
orchestra rendered splendid music ana
Inc participants enjoyed themselves as
only the summer cir! and the summer
resort beau seem alone to be capable
Among those who took part in the dane
in;S Wcr" Misses Eleanor Huntington
claude Miles ana Mrs i. W. Walker.
Of Norfolk; the Misses Ncrthl.op, VIII
niingior, y. c.: Miss Taliafcrro. Jack
shnTillo. Fla: Miss Meredith ana Miss
P0Sic Meredith, the Misses McC'rcareys
ana Miss Ellie Carmichael. Richmond.
Va; Miss Mae Morgan. Baltimore: Miss
Lichtenstein, North Carolna: Misses
LnWcnstein and Franke!lbcvger, Char
lesion. w. Va: Miss Harris Professor
and Mrs. Patterson, Louisville; the
Misses Lewis, Lynnside; Miss Stella
! White, Old Sweet: Mr.. and Mrs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-22
PINE SHIPPERS ORGANIZE.
Their Object is 10 Secure, Better Prices fo,
Their Products

Their Object is TO Secur,, Better Prices for
Their Products
Richmond. Va July 21.-rhe pine ship
rcrs OF Virginia have organized with a
view OF securing better prices for their
products. At n meeting here, the organi-
%auon was pcrfecaed b: the election of
Mr.. J. y. O'Dcll. OF New Kent county, rs
president. and Mr.. j. y. Ilarriss, OF New
Kent county, as secretary. New York
handlers OF pine wood We're represented in
The meeting by Mcssrs. Henry p. liavcns
ana ": =, Richards. j. y. Kennels and
the Philadelphia dealers were represented
i,y Mr.. j. T.. McClain, Of Sims, Stinson X
. II was asccrtaincd that there is in New
York and Philadelphia a sufficient guam
tity OF pine wood 10 last those cities about
three months. 1t is also estimated that
there i; ready for shipment in Virginia
about eighty thousand cords Of wood Fart
OF Which IS sold and under contract TO De
shipped.
IT was agreed that no wood was 10 l.,
Shlppcd 10 these markets FOR the next
ninety days except Whac was ;.lredy con
unctrd for: ut the expiration OF that time
Anotncr conference was 10 be held ana ac-
ton taken as TO what was best TO be done
ON their part the merchants Of these cites
bind themselves not TO handle any wood
cXccDt tina, shipped and sold by members;
OF t. lis association.