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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-02-13

ST. LOUIS, Feb. lL-Three men en-
tered the drug store of f. 5. Jungliug
Wednesday night and ordered the in,
mates, three in number, to hold up
their hands. One, named +. g. Rahe,
demurred, when one of the robbers at
tackled him and beat him senseless with
the butt of a revolver They then left
without having secured any booty,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-02-13
;APT. PHILo N. M'GlFFlN.

de OF the Commander OF the Chen
ueh at the Battle of YaIu River.
tw YORK, Feb. 1L-Capt. Philo n.
mia, a former officer in the Chi
navy, who was in command of
|nattleship Chen Yuen, at the bat
Pt the Yalu river, committed sur
at 2 a. m. in the Post Graduate
pital in East Twentieth street, by
ptlng himself through the head.
lVas "a years old.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-02-13

NEW York, Feb. 11.-A private tele-
gram received at Washington, dated
Canton, from John T. Shavne, says
that his brother c. c. Shayne, of New
York, has been slated for postmaster
general,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-02-13
lob FITzSIMMONS.
Australian, Before Leaving
Now York for Nevada,
kW AFEW BOUQUETS At HIMSELF.
.bsu He Declares, Will Have No
A,ch Cinch as He Had with Sulli-
van and Mitchell + May Win
in Two Rounds,

Fw YORK, Feb. Ill am confident
|hst can polish off Mr.. Corbett in
.,ssel, shape" said Bob Fiszsimmons
|eA before leaving for the west. II
sab Id not be surprised If l win in a
.s1ble Of rounds, but do not propose
q s6ake strong efforts to bring about
.sN an abrupt conclusion, | have
n1bped out my plans thoroughly, and
nm that can easily offset any move
8eh Cor bett may make. In my opin-
M he will not begin to make a rush
I'll fight Of it, for it is upon his clever
a8sk that he relies more than anything
fancy that he is aware of the fact
Ihht | am very handy at close range
sNhting. but if he should not know
,hN and attempts to mix things up in
lhs early stages of the game, his title
xIN ay up in the air. As a matter of
aok, think | am entitled myself to
j kaled the champion of the world.
bill we will let that matter rest until
.lter March II. | am in splendid con-
Iilton at the present moment, and
|h8ll proba bly, enter the ring weighing
lgS pounds, but perhaps a trifle less"
Norbett," he continued. when |
|ace him in the ring, will not have a
,o0r old has been like Sullivan to
uAke a punching bag of, nor n pocket
dIson of a heavyweight to meet.
Nhen Corbett fought Sullivan the lat
af was in wretched physical condi-
ioD, and had only one hand of any use
q lm--his right. His left was of no
6cbunt. Corbett knew this, and ac-
QiR Ringly kept away from his right,
ad easily whipped the champion. The
laH fornian had precisely the same
a#iHtage over Mitchell. Charley had
I'D httling good left, but poor right. l
d bot think | fatter myself when l
a8 Corbett will have no such advan-
&ee over me. l think my record
hNws that am one of the very few
s0b in the ring to-day who can use
IA hands effectively. l have dem-
0Strated that can knock n man out
'lNh my lett just as easily as l can
|Ikh my right"
Ntzsimmons added that he had ar
Alaged with one of his friends to put
pEith Al. Smith next Wednesday ohe
smaining 81, 500 of his side bet to-
Nther with like amount which is to
uerantee his appearance in the ring
8he railroad company or companies
|sfe very kind to Fitzsimmons. lie is
Isfelling in practically special car,
aH besides small gymnasium has
~ fitted up for him in one of the
A8gage cars.
hlnks Corbett VIII be Dead Easy"
NANEsvILLE, o., Feb. 11.-Bob Fitz-
NInons passed through on the Balti-
nc & Ohio west-bound train at O;45
D., bound for Carson City. He got
AZ of the sleeping car Brunswick at
~ station and went into the bag
&#e car, where he had his training
~ Mphernalia, and began exercising,
0feveral inquiries he replied that he
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-02-13
CROP CONDITIONS.
Cincinnati Price Currents Weekly Crop
Summary,

CINCINNATI, Feb. 1.-THE Prica Cur
rent summarizes the crop conditions
for the past week as follows: The
wheat crop is mostly under snow.
There is little of an unfavorable
nature to report. Wheat is offered
more freely in a few localities, but
marketing is generally restricted.
Corn is plentifully offered.
The weeks packing of hogs amount
ed to 10000, against 100000 for the
corresponding week year ago.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-02-13
GOT OFF LIGHTLY.


LoNpox, Feb. 1.-THE magistrate of
the Winchester court pronounced SEN
tence upon Frazer and Amos, respect
;velv first and second mate of the Brit
ish Shin George T. Hay of Parshoro,
n. S., who have been convicted of as
saulting a seaman named Brostrom,
during a voyage of the ship from
Mobile to Rio Janeiro, from the effects
of which treatment the man died.
Frazer was sentenced to six months
and Amos two months imprisonment
each, with hard labor.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-02-13

PARIS, Feb. 11.-United States Sena-
tor Wolcott, of Colorado, who is visit
ing Europe in the interest of bimetal'
lism, is still in this city, but of the sue.
cess or failure Of his mission, nothing
10 definitely known,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-02-13

CARSON CITY, New, Feb. 1L-Dan
Stuart has announced that the fght
between Corbett and Fitzsimmons will
take place in this city,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-02-13

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Feb. 1.-THE
senate passed the bills placing the
federal and ex- confederate homes un-
der state control. Several fowery
speeches were made.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-02-13
A FIGHT IN CRETE.
'y Christians and Hundred MosIems
Reported KILLED.

Reported Killed.
rHENs, Feb. 1l.-Advices received
from Crete say that a fight oc-
fed at Kastelli, in the province of
eamo, Wednesday, in which 80
pstians and 100 Moslems were
I'D.
Fowds continue to surround the
lce' cheering the king in com
aaton of his majesty's action in
ing warships to Crete. The royal
ht Sphakteria accompanies the
ek torpedo flotilla to Crete.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-02-13

wv YORK, Feb. ll.-Chauncey NJ.
lew has been unanimously elected
rman of the board of coutrol Of
oint Traffic association.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-07-24

region, but thinks the reports are ex-
aggerated.
]. D. Minehan, vice president Oh the
Triiby Mining Company, of Kendrick'
Idaho, is also at the Hotel Henry. He
has been in the Klondyke region and
is disguised with 1t, saying that pro-
visions cost so much that it takes all a
man makes to keep alive. He says the
climate is exceedingly severe.
A number Of window glassworkers
of Arnold are preparing to go to Alas
ka fields. Hudson Campbell, organizer
of the party, says that the prospects
of employment in the factories are so
slight that the men have decided to try
their luck in the diggings
Prof. F. T. Aschman, Of the Pitts
burg College Of Pharmacy, has return
ed from a prospecting trip through the
mountains of Tennessee, Virginia and
North Carolina. He says that in adj
dition to finding some valuable min
erals he discovered quantities OF rich
gold-bearing sands along one OF the
streams Of North Carolina. Prof.
Aschman is preparing to make more
extended Investigations. He declines
at present to disclose the location OF
the find.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-07-24
THE CLIMATE Is SEVERE.
Persons Acquainted With the Klondyke
Region Tell OF Its Hardships

Persons Acquainted With the Klondyke
Region Tell OF Its Hardships.
The gold fields in the Klondyke re-
gion are regarded in various lights by
local persons acquainted with the gold
mining business and especially those
familiar with the topography and eli
mate characteristics of the newly dis
covered fields. Capt. Ben Morgan, who
with Othere prominent Pittsburgers,
has been interested for some years in
gold mining in the CaribOo district,
Of British Columbia. says that whil&
there is undoubtedly much good in
Klondyke region, il is not the lueI z
many TO discover a paying vel. nd
the climate is so severe that fe men
can stand the hardships. He Kinks
that the route when Is beinK tstsr
by many to the fields along tho ynko,
river is unnecessarily long, and rezaris
the overland journey as th nroner
route.
E. Archer. OF St. Louis. srsn,
three years in Alaska on ~,msnt
business is at the Hotel = IA
says re is plenty Of !, ne
~ - -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-07-24

.I'm afraid that he's dreadfui Ola
fiirt but he really is rather nice DO
you think that could really make him
like me- said Amy, laughing soily.
This is getting rather interesting,
thought / but | only replied: FOR
shame. / wouldn't have Uncie JACK
affections tempered with:
Perhaps nc likes II, suggested
Aniy.
very few nice things are good iot
But people ought not to be tempted
to do things which are not good Ior
them"
possibly ne would not take quite
that view of the situation" said MISS
Amy, demurely.
Now | come to think OF it" | said
refiectively, perhaps he does not, put
it is rather cruel OF you 10 experiment
with an old gentleman's susceptioih-
ties"
Il will never do it again, Gerald, but
he's an old dear, and think he VIII
forgive me- Don't your
Possibly" said |, laughing
Tell me, Gerald, have you really
been unhappy because OF our Httie
tiff?"
"Miserablel And your
ut is very vain of you TO ask that
question, Gerald, but perhaps | have
been little bit sorry"
Then, Amy, do you love me Just a
wee scrap?"
That's a very improper question TO
ask girl through the telephone. In
fact, l think the whole Of this CONVEX
sation is very incorrect, and II you
ever breathe syllable about 1t to any
body I'll never speak 10 you again.
"The severity of the punishment
would be proportional TO the heinous.
ness of the crime" | replied. Il Will
never allude to this incident-again as
long as | live-even TO you"
IF you will promise that faithfully
I'll forgive you for this once. Do you
promise?"
With all my heart said l.
"Good night, Gerald.
&c Jod night, dearest l replied.
| could have sworn that the soft lit
tie sound which followed Miss Amy
good night was not caused by ths
handing up of the ear trumpet; Du'
before | had time to try little expert
ment on my own account | was as
Igusted to hear the voice OF the opera.
tor at the exchange asking whether
had done with No. -.
No. - has done with me, I'm
afraid" said |, and before the puzzled
operator had time to ask what meant
I rang Off" There are some things
which one cannot explain, even TO
telephone operator.
] | walked slowly home.
t. There's no fool like an old fool'
thought as | felt about with my later
key>,for the keyhole; unless It's
vonnA. fool" l mentally added a mo
ment lah =, as l observed poor Geraie
gazing disSsnsolately into the ayh'
embers of they're. :.
.ewbero have Nou been during thu
lost bomrqp said oANald presently.
~ have been making love to
charming girl" said TGheerfuiiy.
Gerald was rude enough 10 lausn'
"And fatter myself thatSSe WASH WASH
altogether displeased with the Nri on,
ance." | added, with self-saIAes,,,'
air. "As for you, you young dogN
proceeded severely, you ougb' %
ashamed OF yourself. What business
have YOU to be skulking here at home
while pretty girl has been wearing
the willow for the last week on you
ACCOUNT"
~" ~ yOu know that?" said Ger
aid, with the nva.y 80 approach u
cheerfulness which | had observed II
him for some days. "a particular
friend of hers told me that it was so,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-07-24
SEVERE STORM
Thousands of Window Panes Broken
by Hail---TrOlly System Crippled.

Huntington. W. Va. July ga se-
we're hail, wind and rain storm passed
over this section at o'clock this even
ing doing immense damage. Thous-
ands of window panes are broken and
in some instances the hail stones verb
as large as hens eggs, and the streets)
were white. All wires south Of here
are down, ande it is impossible to esti-
mate the damage. Trees are blown
down and in Central City street car
traffic is suspended.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-07-24

said I, but if you 3 q dare to let her
know that / told u you I'll disin-
herit you as sure as my name Is Jack
Stevens"
Il should deserve Rit," said my nep-
hew.
OF course, Gerald and Amy Creswell
cordial to my ne lew that the dear
boy was firmly COZ ICED that she was
trying to show b IN bow anxious she
was to make up ttsirNittle quarrel.
A week later tteir &gagemcnt Was
publicly announcei.
The best OF it Is that>ss this very
day each believes that the other took
the first step toward a reconciliation.
Really, the possibilities OF Mr.. Edi-
sons ingenious machine are but dimD
realized in this, conservative old coun-
try of ours.-Sketch.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-07-24
10 TO |.

That Jacob Coed sells better shoe FOR
81 so than any shoe store In the city. inc
question is how can he do II. We, 10 mol
the manufacturers who are Forced 70 seil.)
lust see our s. 90 line. Thy are regular
beauties. regular 81 % 81 10 and $ %
goods. il Is natural FOR people 10 say thai
Is irnpossible Well. II you Will come 10 our
store we VIII convince you OF tho TACT.
This line comprises Enameled. Kangaroo,
Vici kid, Cordovan and Horse Hide. And
about our Ladies Departments: We have
lust received 1900 pairs OF ladies' shoes
i'm all colors. Just come IN and look. we
have a green kid shoe that We. VIII sell
bought for less than 81 % elsewhere. ana
our ladies' Chocolate and Oxbloods, that
me regular price Is So %. we VIII close out
AZ 81 Sol az we have a big stock or them
and they must 20. And about our ladies'
BLACK Shoes: IL comprises tho handsome
est line 20 uever looked at All the latest
novelties I'm coin toes, quality. Wei kid,f
Dongola Morece1. all hand turned goods
we will closg out our Oxfords cheaperU
than YOU eyer heard Of IL comprisea{
some of ~ handsoinest you eyer Saw
\AIso big Is in children's shoes froF
jACOB[ G0O\
1875 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-07-24
THE GREAT RUSH FOR GOLD.
The KOdiac Country Being Deserted
for the KlOndyke.

Unprecedented Excitement All
over AlaslSe, and People Flock
ing TO the New Eldorado-Port-
land Houses Crowded With Or
ders for Supplies for Prospeetors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-07-24

.
DectOrs. A bag company is also
at work on an order for 1900
as bags TO be made especially for
carrying Of clothing and proyis-
They are also securing a large
Der Of tents. The wooden mills at
n oregon City and Albany, Ore,
all increased their forces to meet
5emand for heavy wooden goods.
attle. Wash, July 2S.-To-day the
steamer Queen will start on a YOy-
10 Dyea. Although the Queen will
from the sound 400 people. about
whom will go to Dyea. the great
'rity goes to win fortune in the
fields. Those who leave here on
Queen intending to go directly by
inland trail should reach Dawson
before the freeze-&p. which is
~ for about septic nber 20 The
mer Monte cristo, which for the
year has been towing on the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-14
RALEIGHS BUDGET.
PoIiticnl-Remarkab Accident ana
Remarkable Escape.

RALEIGH. n. c., April B.-(Special)-
The Republicans of the Fourth Ward
of this city last evening had a meet
ing. and carried out the prepared plan by
endorsing an independent Democrat lor
Mayor. -,
II is asserted here that julius b.
Fortune. who quite recently came u inns
civ from Shelby. came with the promise
from Senator Pritchard that ne WAS 10
bave the position of Clerk OF the Ohi'eu
states District Court. which NathahIei
/ Riddick has held for thirty-one year ;.
q /. Harris was asked to-day Tor
The facts In the case, and gave what
&C. said above. adding that n pledge 10
anroint Fortune would be cohaitioii
rrecedent 10 the endorsement OF any per-
son for judge by Pritchard. ...
THE Populists of Edgecombe county,
at a meeting last Friday, repudiatel an
that the boiling Populists in the Lesisii-
ture did. ,,.,, ora
Two convicts from Gates county anu
thirteen from Halifax are the iAleS' d
rivals at the nenltentiary' , ~.
A remarkable accident occuileu a'
Fayetteville yesterday. negro Woili.',i
was burned to death in graveyard
o. Tho other hand there was a wonder
fuI escape of a child from death III ,He
railway accident at HarrisburS SUNDAY
The child, aged 4, was at an open wiz
dow of the car. In the shock Oh the
awful collision the child was thrown OUT
OF the window and against the side Oh
deem cut vet escaped without any injury
THE failure of the Yadkin Falls Manu-
featuring Company involved the New
London Cordage Company. and the lat
ter's mill is sold for only $500 the Stock
holders losing all their investment.
Some of the Judges. when asked what
would be construed as the Legislative IN
tent where an act simply repealed an
other act. without stating whether the
latter was public or private, SAID me
construction would be that II repeated
public law. a..
The effort 10 secure railway OF 'he
town OF Snow Hill is an earnest one
The people Of Greene county VIII vote
on bond issue. in aid of H. Northern
men will put up half the cost OF the road
The survey for n harbor OF refuge at
Cane Lockout Is completed.
The Supreme Court to-day took up the
Eleventh District appeals. They are so
few that they can be disposed OF In Il
couple of days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-14
SUSSEX COUNTY.
County COurt-LiquOr License Cases.
Personal Notes.

WAVERLY, VA, April 13.-(Special.)-
Sussex County Court is still in session.
Judge West withholds his decisions in
the Wakefield hquor-lcense cases until
tomorrow, at which time he will hear
another contested liquor-license case
from Jarrett's Depot. The applicant at
Jarretts will be represented by MI j.
r. Rahily Of Petersburg, and Judge
Rives. of Prince George, and the con-
testants by w. s. Holland, Of Windsor,
and j. e. Person, Of Sussex.
The. taking Of rebuttal testimony in
the case of Thorp VS.. Epes was begun
here to-day. Thorp is represented by
Mr.. J. T. Rahily. and Epes by Mr..
Charles Hall Davis, both OF Petersburg
Rev. Aaron Wells (coloreD, who was
before Sussex County Court at its March
term, was honorably discharged.
Mrs. DR.. j. +. May and daughter. who
have been visiting friends in Ashland,
Va, have returned home.
Mrs. Breeder. of Ashland. Va, is visit
ing at the home OF her brother, DR.. John
Il. May, on east Main street.
Mr.. =. Fleetwood left to-day for Balti-
more, on business trip.
Astrea Lodge, No. 246, A. +. and A. NJ,
will hold its regular monthly communica-
sons from Petersburg and Emporia are
expected to be present.
Mr. c. D. West and Mr. Fred. Ellis leave
for Richmond tonight to hear Joe JEFF
feIson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-14
NEWPORT NEWS.
Wants the State Democratic Con.
ventiOn-A Cycle Club.


ventiOn-A Cycle Club.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, April b.
(Special)-At the regular semi-monthly
meeting of the Business-Men Associa-
ton held tonight more decisive steps
were taken to secure the next State
Democratic State Convention. IL the
convention is held here, it Is proposed
to pitch a huge tent on the plaza 'front.'
ing on James river, near the bathing re-
sort IL will be a midsummer convention
and IL is thought it would be more COM
Portable for the delegates TO hold their
deliberations i'm huge and well venti-
lated tent on the beach than to assemble
in a hall. This city wants the conven-
ton and every effort will be exerted 10
induce the State Committee to pass
favorably on the petition.
a cycle club has been organized here
with the following officers: President,
c. ". Raines; Vice-President, j. w.
Daughtry; Secretary and Treasurer, f.
b. Talmadge; Captain w. c. Nickerson.
II is proposed to hold bicycle show in
this city on the LIST of next month
Judge r. j. Barham. OF the Corporation
Court, has granted a charter to a joint
stock company organized under the
name of the Southeastern Collecting
Agency. The company is capitalized al
s.. 900. and besides doing local business
it is proposed to operate IL in the prin-
cipal cities and towns of the East and
South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-14
Hills SYCLE & SON, THE TOWER,
CORNER SECOND AND BROAD.

regular catcher, Bailey having his tnulilO
hroixen. was unable TO play. anu ilonsS
S',tt was substituted at catch, IL oeins inc
erst time he has dopned SUIT inns sea
son FYrst-Base Winston and thlru-baSe
Iohnson were also slightly olsap'eu'
THE game for Carolina was lost ~
,ha n,anv and costly errors in the second'
third and ninth innings, the Caro,inia ~. ,
seeming to bunch their errors, wniie 'he
,,ieitors punched their hits
pennsylvania played beautilTI helu-
,na came. their infield cutting OF seve,
raI hits. Gilender and Rooihson .eo
FOR the Ouakers. with Stanley ana "hi-
toter M the head for the Tarheels.
Uonevcutt for Carolina caught very
orattv came. Richie for pennsylvania
ritched well. and was splendldly sup
norted Score by innings:
University of Pa........ OVVVV I'll
University of n. Co.. ooVoV w
batteries. observation-disclosures ana hon
event.. Pennsylvania-Ritchie ana hau-
cliffe. o.,,. o. po,,-
Earned runs North Carolina, z; Penn
s,,Iyania 4 Hits-North Carolina, Z;
pennsylvania. g. Errors-North Carolina,
7. PENNSYLVANIA, 2. Struck out-Mah-
gum, 4; Richie, 0.
In Greensboro tomorrow the TWO
teams again cross bats. A closer ana
much better game may be expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-14
farewell Notes.

TAZEwELL VA, April 13.-(Special.)-
Bluegrass Lodge, No. li2 Independent
order of Odd-Fellows, Tazewell, Va,
will celebrate the seventy-eighth ami
versary of Odd-Fellowship In the United
States on the 18th OF April at o'clock
i'm the afternoon I'm the opera-house.
There will be addresses by Rev. w. ID.
Buckner, j. n. Hartman, Esq, and other
prominent speakers. There will also
be reception given TO invited guests at
the Odd-Fellows Hall on the evening
of the same day at o'clock. A musi-
cal programme viii also be rendered by
the best home talent. for the entertain
ment of the guests and grand time is
expected by all who will be present.
Tazewell Encampment will join in the
parade with the subordinate lodge In full
regalia.
The case OF James A. Tiller against
John w. Thompson for 5000 damages.
ended Friday evening with a verdict for
the plaintiff and 81 damages.
John W. Crockett Esq. Sheriff OF
Tazewell county, left for Baltimore Fri
day. TO see his wife. who is under treat
ment at Johns Hopkins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-14
THE PORTSMOUTH FIRES.
Examination of the Suspected in-
cendiaries-sent ON.

NORFOLK, VA, April l3.-(Spcc.all-
The evidence in the preliminary eXamlna'
ton to-day Of coleman and Linn. t8a
negroes. and Hubby Jobson (~h.ie,
charged with burning and rotbhs
Arthur Jones's oyster-house. I'm Ports.
mouth. almost conclusiyely establishes
their connection with the recent inc.nl.-
airy fires In that city. Inns VIE ie'-
titled TO hearing Hubby Jobson no htf
house one night about a month ago a-A
her husband and coleman TO go with hill
and they would fire Whitehursts HAIL.
the building in which orifnatcl tls
great fire OF three weeks ago. She say
her husband refused. Jobson was lock
up. The evidence seems 10 establish LInh
and Dolemans connection with The ROD
berry and burning Of Jones's oystef-holsa.
and also with the robbery OF Goodman
clothing store a month ago. They were
held for trial at the May term or tA'
Corporation Court
The cornerstone OF ST. Johns Episcopal
I church, Portsmouth was laid wii1 lh'
posing ceremonies Siis afternoon. lla
ceremonies were participated IN by ms
Episcopal clergy OF Norfolk. Portsmouth
and Berkeley. and the Masonic fraternity