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The Senate and tho Tariff.

Some people are borrowing trouble about
the Senate's mode of dealing with the pend.
ing Tariff bill on account of tho conflict OF
interests involved.
They point out that the Western Senators
are determined to be helped as much on
certain products of their States as the East
ern manufacturing centres are ON their
products. Again, the apprehended retalia-
ton of Europe and Canada is spoken Of
Eloomily as an element which may mako
the agreement of Congress on q bill din.
cult. II not impossible.
No doubt the habit, both among Senators
and Representatives, Of looking after State
and district interests is ~ingrained n in
eradicable. 1t Is very familiar In legisla-
tion for river and harbor improvements
and public buildings, concerning which
every man denounces extravaganza, but
insists that any economy In the matter
should be applied to some other State or dis
trict rather than to his own. Hence 1t is n
good deal easier to provide a revenue for the
Government, which recognizes this pecu-
liarity in human nature, rather than to fur.
nish one based ON the notion that it can
be rooted out.
III II oLih io8iSiuIioht ia VA hh1ihiSit
there will undoubtedly be eager struggling
for interests which individual members
favor, or, in q sense, represent. But q COM
promise will be reached, and conflict natu-
rally leads to compromise. Taking, for ex-
ample, the two elements in the problem
Just mentioned, one obviously helps to Off
set the other. The Western State that
might like to see the duties in the agricul-
tural sohedule Of the bill made high, also
reflects hat retaliation, IL really attempted
In behalf of foreign agricultural interests,
would fall most heavily or farming States
here.
In q word, there Is no reason so far to
doubt that the Senate and the House will
agree on q substantially good bill. They
cannot fail to improve upon the present
abominable law, for their measure will not
attempt to make the Governments income
less b a its outgoes. The bill finally
agreed on may not be exactly what the
House would prefer, or exactly what the
Senate would prefer, but the desired votes
to enact it will be obtained, because it can
not be otherwise than im~measurably better
than the system 1t is to superssde.
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The address delivered the other day by

The address delivered the other day by
Mr.. CHARLES II. CRAMP to a Senate committee
on the American merchant marine merits tho
widest perusal. Mr.. CRAMP is President OF the
Philadelphia Shipbuilding Company, that has
ndded more war vessels than uny other to our
new steel navy, its contracts with the Govern
ment mounting into tens o, millions. They in
clude vessels OF various types, from the Vesu-
vius up to tho big battleshio Iowa. and all are
noteworthy specimens OF tho shipbuilder's art.
This firm has made famous contributions. too,
to our merchant marine, as tho great liners ST.
Louis and st, Paul bear witness. The words OF
such u man should be well weighed.
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If our Havana contemporaries, Ell Pals
and La Union. knew the Constitution and laws
Of this country they would not so easily believe
the Spanish report !" that the United States au-
thorities at Washington are about to indict the
Cuban Junta Of New York" Senior ESTRADA
PALMA cannot BIO indicted here for buying arms
and ammunition for the Army of Liberation IN
Cuba, nor Senior GUERRA for paying their price
TO our manufacturers and merchants, nor any
other man for shipping to the neighboring island
all the munitions of war which he may like to
aid GOMEZ or GARCIA. Until the republic Of
Cuba Is recognized as boligcrcnt the Junta can.
not send to Cuba organized military expeditions.
but otherwise all its proceedings are lawful.
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tontment among the people until those farmers
nro given q medium OF exchange that will stay
with them oil tho year round"
Tho Richmond Times's method for accom-
plishing the object It has In view may be called
dead right" The only way to make sure of
crrrcncy's staying in a certain locality is 10
mako 1t too bad to be used anywhere else. That
sort Of currency will never leave home.
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Is 1t really the most tremendous question
Of the age whether our clubs shall soil cocktails
without paying n tax or shall come under the
operations of the Raines law, like other drinking
establishments
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To Cure The Cobrn.nlucu m!ndoo.

To TmE EpiroH or The SrN-Sr; Ifta" DOCTOR y
attendance upon tao bitten swal,' ela rn,er '.. 40
minister hypodermic iuJe 20 ma NJ ,Livri!' =" ~
the patient may be saved. THIS rene j. '"' i"' d.
til Il the similar USE OF pcrInangal aic OF i"l''' n.
OPIUM poisoning bag IN. ! write you he a''. "
ago, and you can communicate directly Win tMr Ky
Aielan II not too late. AtV@
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Tho Massachusetts Reform Club, in a

Tho Massachusetts Reform Club, In q
highly resolved resolution. demands "a plan
whereby our legal tender paper, and silver, and
our silver certificates shall be slowly withdrawn.
and gold. gold certificates, and bank notes shall
gradually take their places Taking the gold
and silver out Of this proposition, for greater
simplicity. the demand Is I that the United States
notes, backed by the credit of tho national Gov
ernment, shall BIO replaced by notes issued from
many private banks. backed by the credit of a
few thousand bankers.
Hero Is some more Massachusetts Reform
Club sentiment:
we sympathiEo with the South and West In their
dissatisfaction at the lack OF banking facilities In
their sections and favor such legislation as Will OH.
courage the establishment and successful operation OF
small banks with local capital and local knowledge
OF credits"
Our contemporary. tho Richmond Times,
shows the terminus of tho sympathy expressed
above whom 1t expresses the opinion. frequently
heard before. that I'VE shall never have con-
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PIRsON1L AND GENIRAi,
Items About Eichmond's Gill


ypUs ana Olnfi bfi'f'"'
Mrs. NJ. c. Quinn and family are al
"rhe Washington
Tie condition Of Mr. Joseph l.. Carter
VAS thought 10 be improved last night
Mrs. Celia Kass has returned from
New York.
Hon. John l.. Hart, OF Plttsylvania. is
iB the city
Captain Frank Cunningham went 10
Alexandria Friday 10 attend the conciaFe
of the Knights Templar there.
Miss Gordon. OF Baltimore. IS visiting
Miss lsa Atkins. OF 20 south Jefferson
street.
Rev. ]. r. Manley. OF Emmetssburg'
Nd. has returned home after taxing
part IN the novena at St Joseph $ church.
Mr.. Adam Schmidt OF Steamer Com
ranv. No. /. X. +. d, lies critiG'iy al
with pneumonia az his residence, on east
Broad street.
The Rank Team OF Damon Lodge. No.
= KNIGHTS Of Pythias. VIII confer the
tbird rank on a candidate for Marshail
lodge. Tuesday night, at Lee camp
Hon.
4 horse attached TO a buggy belonging
to Mr.. Henry Hardin ran away IN VII
uarsiurg avenue yesterday morning az
11.se o'clock mi demolished tho vehicle
no one was hurt.
The ambulance was called TO Burnett 3
stable. on Fifth street. yesterday at noon'
Ia attend Willie Burnett. who stuck
spike in his left hand. DR.. Charles La
henherr RESPONDED and treated the boy
and left him.
Hon. Henry r. Pollard will ad lress
pickett Camp tomorrow night, taking as
bis subject Stout Hearts at Home.
The ladies and public generally are IN
yited to attend.
The Sons OF Veterans VIII hold an ex-
lceedingly interesting session in their
csmp hail Monday night, March l'th.
Business Of great importance TO the Or
eanization will be transacted.
Elder W. A. McCutcheon will preach
al the Secondary Adventist Missioh-
room. No. sol north Twenty-hfth street.
tonight at s o'clock. All are welcome
Mr.. W. A. Henley was married TO Miss
Eta II. Gill last Tuesday In the patlor
of Rev. j. ID. Hutson. pastor or the Pine
street Baptist church. Rev. Mr.. ilutson
OBLIGATED. The bride is sister oil Dep
utv Sergeant r. w. GIL Of this city.
There will be called meeting OF the
Ladies' Auxiliary Of Pickett Camp Mon
dsv. March 18th. Sat $3.50 o'clock. Inc
members are requested to attend as bus
mess ofIInportance will be discussed.
The regular monthly meeting OF tho
Holy Name Society will be held IN the
basement Of st. Peters Cathedral on
this evening at $3.50 o'clock and Will
attend services in the church AT the con-
cIusion of its business. the regular meet
tngs viii he held during Lent at the above
named hour.
Roy. DR.. A. b. Dunaway. who Is acting
"a pastor OF Leigh-Street Baptist church
for tbs present. will commence a series
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NEW YORK March ia Press spe-
Cial from Jacksonville lla., says
The cuban leader Acosta. made raid
on che suburbs OF Havana. within hdIl
mile of TWO block houses Wednesday
night CapturIue niriy-lye Spanish SOLE
oiers ana two officers.
THE attack was made on the turnpike
OF military road aH BE- De- called ono o.
the best fortified roadways on The isle
and.
Tine point of attack was % l'tuo hams
Jet where there are 1870 large store
houses. which contained considerable am-
muu.Uon and also clothing for the Spain
ish forces The two Dl0Ck-houses were
located within half-mile of the place.
The Cubans dashed in looted the store
house,. aud then set fire 20 them. Then
retreated rapidly TO The right aud came
pp ia ine rear OF Isabella biock-hoase.
The troops in this seeing the burning
BUILDINGS. rushed out leaving only
small guard behind The insurgents per-
ccivine this. managed 20 break in the
block-houso door and in ten minutes were
in fun possession.
Knowing that they could not retain
them. they looted tie building Of an
equipments that would be valuable 70
them. consisting Of two stands OF arms
and considerable ammunition.
They spiked the small iield-piece, and,
settling fire 10 the house inside, dashed
or rapidly. The Spanish pursued them
within half an hour. but came back TWO
hours later and reported that the reD-
els could not be found.
The only report made In Havana re-
garding this engagement was that a force
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The Powers VIII Proceed 10 Compel tho
Government to Accedc to the Demands.

The Powers viii Proceed TO Compel tho
Government to Accedc to the Demands.
ROME, March 13.-Signor Nicolo, men,
Der Of the Chamber OF Deputies for Milan,
returned to Rome to-day from visit to
Athens.
He SAYS that the enthusiasm for war
has completely subsidized and that all dan
ger OF a conflict IS over.
ST. PETERSBURG, March BIT is an
nounced that Russia will propose an i'm
mediate occupation OF Crete by the Pow
ers. each OF which shall contribute an
equal number Of men, sufficient In the
aggregate TO bring the total 10 1900
IL Is positively stated In semi-ohiciai
quarters that the Powers have virtually
decided 10 make no reply TO Greece's an
SWer TO the Identical note demanding tho
withdrawal OF the Greek feet and troops
from Crete, but 10 proceed 10 take such
steps as will compel Greece 10 accede 10
the demands made upon her. IL Is said
that the first step TO be taken In this
direction Will be the establishment OF
pacific blockade OF Crete. which means
that vessels captured while attempting
to run the blockade will not be con-
demned and sold, but Will be held until
the Cretan question shall be settled when
they will be returned 90 their owners.
ENTHUSIASTIC FOR WAR.
LONDON. March l3.-Thc Times pub
fishes a dispatch from Athens saying that
the city is swarInng with enthusiastic
rustic reserves. Two thousand OF them
were sent 10 the frontier Yesterday.
A dispatch 10 the Times from Athens
says that afeeling OF dissatisfaction ex-
ists, because OF the failure OF the Govern
ment TO make better provision for meeting
the present crisis. That the King took
the necessary steps for the increase Of
the army. IL admitted but II Is held that
the War Office did not make proper pre-
paration IN respect Of equipments. This
feeling has not had the effect. however.
OF allaying the popular enthusiasm. The
students OF the university have issued
minfesto to the students throual0u; the
world asking their sympathy in the strug-
gle with the Turks.
Advlce.s from the frontier say that the
officers have great difficulty IN restraining
the Greeks soldier. aud IL Is believed
that IL the Powers enforce coercion coli
lislOn between the Greeks and the Turks
is inevitable
ATHENS. March is.--rhe Greek steam-
or Smyrna arrived AZ Canea this morn
ing Immediately after she had come 10
anchor. her captain received an order
from one OF the foreign admirals. presume
ably Admiral Canevaro. OF the Italian
navy who. by reason OF seniority -
IN command Of tho combined neets, o.
recting him 20 leave AZ once. The cap
tain OF the Smyrna refused 70 DO So
whereupon the admiral who issued the
order sent him notice that he would ps
given five minutes In which 10 obey the
order. III at the expiration OF that time
the steamer sim remained In port. an
armed boat would DO sent 10 cut her
cables. Ina ,Aew OF this peremptory no.
tee. the Smyrna weighed anchor -
| once and left canea.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-14
NORTHERN METHODlSTS'
NINE THOUSAND LIGHr HUNDRED
AND FfFTI-FIGHT HHMBERs.
"A Majority Favor Women ~ Members. but
the Question OF Admitting Laincn and
Laymcn Equally Was Defeated.

ROANOKE Va. March l3-spccial.-
tTho third days session OF the Virginia
Methodist Conference began this morn
:ng az $50 o'clock with a large attendance
OF delegates and visitors and with Bishop
AaIalou in The chair.
Rows. j. ~ Newton and +. J. Hut
crimson were elected elders. and Rcvs. T..
NJ. Hppn. 81. y. Davenport. ~ Il.
sYocnor. and J. +. Giles were elected
ucacous.
pr O. r. Ncwcomb dean OF Grant
University OF Chicago. spoke in the I'M
tcfc-t of h.s school and OF The work done
~ the "a. T.. Church iu the South. br.
NJ. S. Hard OF the Church Extension
Board. made an interesting address Of ten
minutes ou tine work OF church extension,
stating that The Virginia Conference had
received $4,000 from the Board. Sl6di0 as
loans and S-,Ga as actual donations.
CHARGES AND MEMBERSHIP.
There wcre fortv-scvcn charges in the
conference. ne said. Of which only three
failed 20 take up church extension col
lection. The membership OF the confer
Vncc S. oSls.
a vote on the eligibility Of women TO
membership iu the conference stood SOC
voutcon 800 favor and thirteen against
and on the question OF admitting minis
tors and lavmcn 20 cqnal representation
in the general conference. all the min
sstcrs voted adversely
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
Evanpciistc services were held in the
afternoon hy prs. Reed and Boswell. Of
Philadelphia. and no uisht Rev. Dr.
Iiard OF tho same city, spoke at the
Academy of Music 90 "a large audience on
church extension.
Tomorrow morning at 900 o'clock, the
conference win hold "a love feast after
which there win he au osiin9tion of dea-
cons. and sermon ly Bishop Mall aleu-.
I'm the afternoon there viii bc au orilno-
ton of elders and % sermon iy Rev. Dr.
Boswell. who win also preach to-mor-
VOW night
Tho pulpits OF al tho evangelical
rhrrhes of this city. Ninton. and Salem
vii be llaI tomorrow morning by mcm-
lors of The conference.
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The knights of P,thias of Hampton 90
MIMI . -.-L-. u.LL-

The knights nI iNihla@ OF hampton TO
Buiid 80 Castle HAN.
HAMPTON VA. March l3-Sreo ALL
A petition has been presented to Judge
Baker p. lee. of Elizabeth city county
asking for additional election precincts
in npoafe and with DISTRICTS lu
fne l.st November election men stood in
l.ns around the polls 800 day. ana when
tuo sun set several hundred had NOT cast
th.l votes
Tor some time past the Knights Of
pythaus of this city have discussed the
building of castle han ON their lot
ON queen street. THE plan embraces
two large store rooms on the ground
floor. offices and o. large auditorium with
lodge room on the second floor ana
small assembly room on the third floor
The auditorium win be fitted up with
stage auI fittings To- accommodate hrst-
class plays. The building when come
pleted will Doe o. handsome one with
pressed brick front and will add greatly
10 the appearance of Queen street.
The locusf-streef bridge. which S'0q
an eye sore for 500 long is nearing come
pieton.
lay EVANGELIST T.. j.. Eransford or
Danuuc. wilt begin 90 series OF revival
services at Wcf-End Methodist church
next week.
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LOl.rCN. March ia dispatch from
Iioemfontoin. the capital cf the Orange
Free State says President Kruger Of
South Africa Republic. who IS wishing
the Free state expressed in course OF
spec %. his conviction that in the event "
VAR Ietwcen the Transv3al Republic ana
Fn~i-ul ito Beers would Doe victorious.
Or, tmfo had fred gun I'm the war
FOR Boer INDEPENDENCE. Ills bullets some
times missed their marks. but r. other
cases thev very neatly shot Englishmen
THROUGH the head.
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of meetings az the church tonight to
continue throughout the week.

of meetings az the church tonight to
continue throughout the week.
Rev. George G. Vanderslice, d. D.. will
preach at the Soldiers Home chapel this
afternoon at 4 O'Clock At $3.50 o'clock
there viii be a service Of song by Union
Station choir. under the leadership Of
Mr. K. :. NJ. Valentine.
Captain John r. Knight. Of the Quar-
termastcr's Department Of the United
States Army, in Jacksonville Ind, who
has been in this city on leave OF abb
sence for tho past week. Will leave to-
night for his post Of duty.
Delinquent Tax Collector r.. &. Whit
ford announces that the list Of delin-
ouont taxes for 1890 will soon be ready
for the printer. If delinquents VIII can
and nay in the next few days, II VIII
prevent the publication OF their names
in the daily papers.
The Richmond fiowtzers win give one
Of their popular smokers at their Armory
on Thursday. March 18th az $50 p. NJ,
Ia which handsome invitations have been
issued. The committee in charge Of the
arrauqemcnts consists OF Corporal j. w.
Booker and Priyates c. J.. Epps and II.
W. Bosher.
Henry Society OF the Children Of the
American Revolution IN the Virginia His
torlcaf building, east Franklin street, on
Tuesday afternoon. March 18th. at half
past 3 o'clock. All members, and those
who are eligible for membership. are
cordially invited 10 attend.
The y. f. Johnson Company decided
Friday 10 issue $1,000 wor-h CT preferred
stock in order TO increase its lire OF
educational publication. The following
officers were elected Mr.. Il. L. john
son. president: Mr.. A. Il. Caldwell, Sc
cretarv and Messrs. T.. A. Hoen. j. D.
Crump. r. A. Cary, Everett Waddey'
and John p. Mcclure were chosen as
Board OF Directors.
Rev william G.. Starr. D. D.. VIII
deliver before the Epworth League or
Broad-Street NJ. T.. church his usuai
monthly lecture. Subject The EiShth
Doctrine of the Church OF God TO-
morrow night al o'clock large at
tendance OF the league IS desired. All TEL
low-lcaguers and the general public OF
the city are cordially invited TO attend
this lecture.
Mr.. Juan 4. oizzinl having been COM
,nisSioned bv NJ n. 3. Watkins, OF
Danyille. Va District Deputy OF tho
Benevolent and Protective order OF Eiks
for the Sta.e Of Virginia a. acting dis
trict deputy. Will install new lodge Of
the order OF Elks I'm Hampton, Va. on
Wednesday. March eth. Delegation OF
visiting Elks are expected f.om New
port News. Norfolk. Portsmouth. and
Perkeley. IL IL probably TINT this city
will also have a fair representation for
the Fawrs OF Hampton have prepared
great reception for these who VIII De
present at their trials and tribulatfons'
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cCrr1Ns Died. March Y. 1897. az l2.j5
- NJ I'D. h. COLLINS. ia the seventy
NTH year Of MS age; ,,...-,..., ~
TERNOON at j.oO o c4Orh ilOA the
BAPTIST church.
CROUCH.-Died. in this city, saturday
March 18Th. at $40 o'clock A. NJ. An
TRFW LEIPER CROUCH. in the
seventv-sixth year Of his age.
He was a veteran OF both the Mexican
and Confederate wars.
Funeral from lee Camp Halr' MON
DAY AFTERNOON at 4 o'clock His
friends are respectfully invited TO at
tend
CIrRLE.-Died. at O'Clock yesterday az
ternoon IT 1911 east Bread street. MIS-.
EVELYN n. CURLt. wife Of Mr.. john
" Cllrfe OF the Richmond police force,
I'm the fOrty-frst year o. her age. Mr..
Ifirla was the only daughter OF Mr. T..
J.. Christian OF this city. and leaves four
children.
Monumental church MONDAY at IL A.
Interment in Shockoe Hin cemetery.
MACGILL-Dled. In Galveston. Tex, az
fba residence Of her daughter Mrs
Henry Rosenberg. Wednesday March
10th. IN \. NJ. Mrs. MARY Raglan
MACCiLL. relict Of the late Dr. Charles
Macgill. in the nineueth year Of her are.
Funeral from 81. Pauls church TO-
DAY Sunday. March lith at 10 \. VI.
SUTTON Died March 18th. at 6:20 i.
NJ at the residence " her sOn-in-iaw.
s. II Roane. No 4oS north Thriy-arst
street. Mrs ROSA Il. SUTTON. relict
of CAPTAIN Robert \. Sutton. of King
and Queen county. Va.
Funeral services and burial from
Shackelfords chapel King and Queen
county. SUNDAY. March lith.
WHIT LOCK Died. " injuries received
AT clifton Forge. Va. March 18th.
CHARLES J. WHlrLOCK, ia the thir
ty-nfth year OF his age.
mother. 31s south Fifth street at 10
A. NJ. MONDAY. Friends OF the family
are invited 10 attend.
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mr. PErITION or Mrs. RUTz
Delivered to Secretary Sherman-No Inti~
mnllnn Of IL Acfinn GiNnn.

Delivered to Secretary Sherman-No Inti~
nation Of Ills Action Given.
WASHINGTON. March B.-The petit
ton Of Mrs Ruiz widow OF the dentist
Ricardo Ruiz. was delivered 10 Secretary
Sherman to-day. 10 covers eight pages
Of note-paper. the last OF which IS devoted
to signature. and IS wholly in Spanish.
The Secretary has given no intimation
Of what his action will be. and until the
petition is duly translated. he viii not
determine what disposition TO make Of
II. II IS strongly minated, however
that Mrs. Ruiz cannot rely upon speedy
Jreief from Spanish sources. through
pressure exerted by newspapers.
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Jouv rAyDo1rn rooKER's VIM.



tn.nd,tiou o. GIFTS 90 oihers.
LEXINGTON. VA. March B.-Speciai.
The will Of the late Hon. John Ran
dolpb Tucker was made April Ii. 1871.
II provided. first that all his just deTls
be paid: secondly, that al his real an
personal property be given to MS WIG
In absolute right; thirdly, suggesting 10
his wife that she give 10 his son, Henry
:, GEORGE bis law library, his watch
ana also a silver cup and sngar-bowi
which belonged 20 IFS uncle, John Ran
doipb Of Roanoke. fourthly. that me-
nerto be given 10 each Of his four grand
Sons who were named for him: ffthlY'
that Burns Nolan. Henry 81. George
Tuoler. ana Laura J.. Tucker. act as
e,oc,,,ors and oxceutrix Mr. Nolan IS
doa1 and Mrs. Tucker refused 20 qualify
lint his SON. Harry St. George. qualified.
The value Of the estate IS not men
tened in the Will.
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GALVESTON. TEX. March l3.-The
Irwin Hardware Company. q corporation
Of which James Irwin is president. Chas.
n. More vice-Dfesidont and Fred. Her
mann secretary. has made general as
signment FOR the benefit Of its creditors.
The liabilities will approximate $1,000
and stock is valued at between $1,000 and
$1,000
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A storm off Hatieras and Nothing Has
nrsn IIcfrd from tine -hirs.
NORFOLK. VA. March l9.-SDeciaL-
Nothing as yet bias been seen or heard
o. the cruiser Columbia. and her con-
sort. Che disabled Puritan.
The weather has been very severe OF
che North Carolina coast and 10 may Dee
that they anchored. in order TO ride out
che storm. 80 fears are entertained
Tor their safety.
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Young Willie Parsons. who was badly
hurt hv being struck bv am electric car
on Barton Heights Friday afternoon.
was resting quietly az the Retreat for
the Sick last night. He may yet
recover though he Is thought to be very
badly hurt.