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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-26

In the last forty-eight hours this sec
ton has been swept by one of the Sc
vcrest storms in tits history. That the
loss of life and property has not been
greater Is due largely to the magnif-
cent service Of the weather bureau.
whose hurricane signals were gene
rally needed. The department also gave
out valuable information regarding
tides. enabling those who had the fore
thought 10 move their goods in stores
along the river out OF reach OF the
water.
1t is seldom that such Il scene is Wit
messed us that presented by the city
sunday night. 1t was thoroughly Venc-
tian with modern features added. The
night will be long remembered. All low
places were flooded. Windows were be-
Ing blown out and shattered on the
pavcments below. Wires were down
Darkness rcigncd in several sections
Men were being killed by the deadly
live wire. Fire bells We're ringing The
wind was blowing IL gale and the rain
descending In bucketfuls.
The wind reached its greatest ycIx-
city in the city about o'clock ycstcr-
day morning. when it blew thirty-cight
miles an hour. liut on the waiter 1t was
driving along q almost twice that rate.
From Saturday afternoon tn noon yes
tcrdny nearly four inches of rain fell.
or more than i'll all the two months
preceding.
STREETS BECAME CANALS.
Water street was one long canal
from the Norfolk and Western dcpot
to Commercial Place. ana from there in
termtttently to its western end Union
street was full of water and could be
| navjgntcd with boats. The Old Domin-
ion and other wharvcs in that vicinity
were surrounded ana could he reached
only by boat or vehicle. Bermuda
street WAS II river The lower ends of
Main and Church streets were SUMNER
Seu. The street car trcStlc to Bran
blcton was for Il long time under water.
and the ferry slip could he reached only
by wndinrs. City Hall avenue was a
lake. Cove street, as usual. WAS com
plctely Hooded between Avon and
i'ank. The police station was for n
while inaccessible from the north. AT
Bank and City Hall avenue, as we'll as
| ut The intersection of the same
thoroughfarc With Granny street, there
was no crossing for pedestrians cSccpt
Dy improviscd ferries. All the low por-
lions oftiiutc und York streets were un
der water, and The bridges leading to
| Atlantic Guy wer" 30 many islands Of
| timber.
Attendance at the churches was very
small. Engagements in the suburbs
were numcrously broken Every one
VINO could conveniently STAY Mt homo
ala so. Those who couldn't did not 20
very far Progress was dangerous and
uncomfortable. Pedestrians were liable
to broken heads from falling signs and
glass. If they met with fate no worse
IL was impossible to tell when one
might collide with a live wire or walk
into II lake.
DESPERATE NIGHT.
The police. fire department laddics
ana street ear mon had an uncomfor-
lNhlN nlr-lt OF II tlNll.n u
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-26
1 speciai Notice.

gssss d Have lat last succeeded in getting
i bas relief Sphoto graphs doYn in price
4 ara can now furnish them at prices
IA eap a OF all: u Call and see
sSsyaf tented: 3.i7'C.SCANrPBELL.
4; II 13ssJt sitinsa 3lif ing, s4o-344 Main st.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-26
y DESPERATE NIGHT

The police. fire department laddics
ana street ear mon had an uncomror-
table night of ii. The frs; named hrnycd
the storm rnliantly, but sought shelter
whenever possible in doorwayS and
other places, which would protrrt thnr,
from the elements. At the fire dcpnrt
mcnt there was practically no sleep
for any one, and twice during the night
the Door fellows We're called ont into
the desperate night. With the street
car company the service WAS seriously
imnedcd. During part of the afternoon
ana night cars could he run only on
Ghurch street and part % Main. Sey-
eIal cars were caught on various parts
or the line and had to wait until Tho
water subsidized before they could he
run IN. AS late rs II o'clock Il car
attempted to force the passage OF tho
trcstlc from Bramblcton, hut was com
PEELED to retreat ana wait nearly an
hour before il could cross.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-26
NOW IS YOUR GRANCEL

CALL ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY
AND SECURE THE CHEAPEST PAIR.
OF ALL WOOL BICK BLAKETS YOU
EVER SAW.
WOOL. EIDERDOWN AND COTTON. .
CRIB EIDERDoWN QUILTS IN SILK
AND SATIN QUILTED.
LOVELY SILK EIDERDOWN QUILTS
WILL OPEN ON MONDAY THE
GREATEST VARIETY OF OSTRICH
COQUE AND FUR BOAS AND COT
TERALLS I HAVE EVER SHOWN IN
THIS MARKET.
BARGAINS IN DRAPERIES, ETC.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-26
I, q. ii. II. Trice & Co.,
s. y&eati l lh1sFate and Rental Agents, Corner
sssHISSiSr.tg Bank md Plume streets.
'REs1DENcEs.

J Observation-Disclosures.
6s5 Main street.
aas Chapel street.
2lS : Cumberland ST.
Bank, near Butte st
16b Mariner street.
Wood street.
r. lS.hArlington Place
{ N9aJameS street.
!. 3I6 Chapel street.
4 1I9g Chapel street
/ SS1S Duke street,
pls Holt street.
y. 500 Church street,
1f5s Cumberland st.
122 Clai borne,
S;l2i Falkland street,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-26
'AMuSEME NTS.
lss Grand Organ Recital

sssoIssay The new: Pipe organ. at the Park Ave-
laanltafS Baptist Church. will take place
d thursday Evening, October 2sth,
slAt HiIhts o. dock siinder the direction OF
z nton :Koerner. Who will he assisted
u. Roberts, Sopranoi Mr.; ircdcI Jcnk-
,sinsi Baritone and Mr. w. aFf>Eunley, Tenor.
I The Admission, which Will be regarded as
to the orSan--;idults. DC.
: Sh Nd FEN, S15o. This will be n fine musical
u treat and the church shotrid be we'll filed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-26
EfehtaSfSooI,

ssaId Fri South erii Short
atsa slsiss pIgel IS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-11
An OFFICIAL WARNING.
Secretary affas Calls Asfenfion to
Dangers of sseInx to the Yukon
50 Late in the Season

WASHINGTON. Aug. I5.-Sscre-ary
Bliss has taken ccgrlx4aee C. sas rush 20
tAs kic7tszs goie 1es1s. AID Eas issued
The following warning 20 .as general
r1hi4r-
10 Whom Il Mag Cozceru: II view %
i1torE1sshoz rseeige5 4. IRIS 9ep2-szsse1.
thar ga9 peopla. with ..s9 sozs ot beg
gage and t-s2g1.. are low = a2tins AT shs
e<sr4Ece % W5i.e pzss. L Alssas, fer an
opportunity 20 cross TIE mountains 70 -ae
Ynk1E. T.yrr. ard rhAZ s-azy more are pre-
pairing 20 *osa tksr1. Z 5e@aa L prCpS- 70
call tas ssten-ton Of ali who conreEpias
making that trip 70 the exposure. grsvA-
s.oas suffering ard 9aager izsc.1eEt E1sysso
a IT'S advanced pe-.11 % ne season sgsa
x taeE S1o2Ad s1cce@s9 IN crossing rae
mountains. 70 reach pzvsoa city. xhez
ovef re pass 20 EsI@z os 9i1eGit ravsS4-
tto- CT the yEkag RIVER E!.h1@. a1ss-aes
means O. transportation -.u sttl De be-
Fore them. ara = - doubtful Z Ire journey
car ae completed before re rsvsr Is csSs@<.
ey ice. 2rz moved TO draw pablo restee
80 tessa coalitions ~ tee gravity % Ihe
Ts9sstcis esszsee 9en-ss 30 people detained
N 3 mountainous wilderness dining eve
or SIX Eocth< % Arctic winter, wsssvs 70
reszst EAT rw1En rae-.. however great The
need sgrs6l &C " BLISS
Secretary - the In.Srscr-"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-11
70 ROOM ON THE WILLAMETTE
- OfseoASolafe kload1kers VIII
Seek Comfort In Damage salt

Special D8sSa:cn 20 the Pox:-frtekitxs5ce-.
FORT TOWNSEND. Aag- a---Th= char
ters-s os the steamship Willamette 81 asr
present trip from Puget sound 20 Dye4
Will klcgs6sxsrs a-se their osztsts. have z
damage sait In prospect Il Pert Towz-
s4Ca as = result OF not being able % carry
AL tne people 20 whom tickets were sod
Fourteen -aen here boag1. tickets s5r
yesterdays voyage. ard also pad the
freight charges oxs tss2E oas.sts 81. oa
Sunday tt@7 were notified THAI they c1si6
rct - accommodates. C the vessel Ex-
Collector Wassou's parry. representing
California capitalists were among he
number. a2t ts-r1s were made wttz shsse
hy rFoylt9zg fcE .Aez CO tbs steamer
Asxfco - SAT- lar n The week SIX
OF the fourteen ccgii gss 20 ticket 81 sA9
Mexico, and tas gElIiArretre people have
refused 10 r-oTs9s FOR sse3 Il any Nay.
The rsS&23t - thai t@o % TIE rns- are
row having papers drawn ~ n a dam
age case. which they propose to fnx.1tzse
against ta@ VinazAtte. in whicks tAsy
ws. 6saaz1@ sufficient zzoc@y c9nsE4@ra-
t1on % hzsance - stsf- dreams - wealth
- LIE Kion1Iks rllrss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-11


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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-11
TIE Eliza ANDERSON. PIONEER STEAMER PUGET

Eels hare drift@d tn. I'VE wans 20 get
there. ard &c waa. 10 Ess there quick
IL EsSs cry.
Tsas seekers after gold hare bser organ
lied tato sSsc4zs party, whlea wAl leave
1us. ca Auxasz and viii sxl froE Sss-
attic ssr Dzwsox CITY and the EIonciks
oa August a. Tf@re ara uca In the par
70 wts haze fssssr kesa AEy mote gold
ihsn Can be dEx from Ire p&semezss OF
Ss~ fsrk e4ty. bat they are willing 20
ran their ehanees
JoiAg Hsrkstt Of Bayonns, il gcsrg with
tn@ party Ard 70 10 xoang Just 10 build
beEs And STACKS He hrs al idea that X
-Four oasss So pound boss eaypant.r
can make szors titan 81 = day Mr. Hack
efss tool chest Will he "a she baggage ear
al the train. .hieA leaves here On Argus,
:. lie has persuaded Andrew ] Moran.
Thomas Hogan and James Uaru~r "a Sosr
his parry All OF them are eaxr@nters-
~. cuiinm. % Scranton. Pa. a coal
fsasrsr, has tss.st the party. There is
r.ofs nsors7 IN g1Id tsan Sc coal. he
iAsGks. assc he leaves z family TO and H.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-11

SPECIAL Dispatch 20 the pozs-Trteli1 gencer
WaATCOI. Aug te-5esween atty
a.1 sixty msn a23 a. least one soEsan
have sErezsy started from this coaz9y for
IKE 7 zacr. ard stsl3 almost svery sssa-er
th1x sails far ,se E3rsA carries soEne ore
fr0e7 hsr>. notwithstanding tk@ l2.@1ess
q the season Mrs. VI A. EanEsli who
h&S Invested Considerable zsTsc2lt Of
rzoTey n this county Er4 g well known
as real estate dealer and a ~f3zz r.s&e
business wenz21. isz1Anfs 20 lAaws cra sAs
Humboldt. destined for Dawson CRY by
way - 81 Michzsis- she hzs ag-eaesy
xrwnssA&e3 ere or twc nan er route vsa
Eysa- go6r CtSs1a, bretser " crs 81 TIE
merchants here. left Sxz5av alEhe- ex.
ysec-tsy - oTerzsEs ard soEn tbs Barlow
party AZ Tire pass.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-11
KIIOSDIKE COMPANIES.


1Ee Neg Y1rk rforss Of Asxszss n /.
9oeA ir4fx 10 ths ss5sspr~a9 sxeafe-nezt
ARA taseFeas eaas<.s by ssse .s<xrf xass
dssrHvsries 90 fhe Ktaxs.ks- Almost an
xnsirx rAxs Of that sssss IS eovsss6 xszh
Advertisements - companies wrseh pgo-
pes~ sn crs Msy er another r. operate n
essEnsezsen S5sb shA rev xni1 assds There
ass 9n56 EynAsrassx ss.Eszx ard snsest-
Es~rs cEsEsaEsrs. srcsxratsca syrdaeat-s
Kfas<1sks aaaxirx companies. xssA al kids
~ sAcstoes ard Al kszes u arrsAIs 10
he rssh{se xsssaazns 81 SOFA rHa,ter ara
- 80 n praise ~ ftss yteAs@ss arH TIE
rrrsrzss 81 kzs nev ssrrzssry. Ar1 every
p1sssaiA Hsda<sznxns 10 ssi2 cSss TO sssyess-
esx
lsrunsszessf Is TIE gss - -. COMPANY
psleh ssss paxt-1assss.seaesr has already
nszassszss<. 81 berg rxssFe or tssa Aeasgses.
NEA tSA ely freEa sAs saes saAt sx-fscv
NofsFAws E<s. r. A. Carr ard George Z
AsstsaxsT are afssaax SIS sarscssga rs
Rams ~ sssrssr po-assss ks sAs Yukon-S.ax-
Roo British Columbia Gold MEnsux De-
tssspnssns Co II hss capital Of y 8a. e
- 20 = SHARES. fsE 2&se zaa manassas
aess. lite essxss are
President. j. E8xAra Aa1ssxs Clay
Gor5 lsss. FIRST vars psaes6rEs svsysster
Il Estfsks. cs~seaAnt sszeassa .Fse@ fsyses-
0~nfs EssI1snsa Esttsswsrth. wssfsrx
NanhAsrsn RAfsway cs S~~ Yo-r $3.50 go,
scsrstary. ch4rsss H. klstsnxev. sx ssgasss
s4y. Ssw serk rtsY. Harrison ssEssssnx.
fhtas&&sphsa-
Tbs aarsrsnrs are SIS follows:
Hcss- ieha n Me6sraw 1x-x~~.r~c-
esste 81 NssifaHxsoxs. xsce preatsss-ss rsres
EafsssAs hsns- - Seattle. t.sszslsis NJ
sssf1st. csnk<y. e Hal 2srnet %xx yf.,.t
CsaS:t<s q Jss1Sea. president s.ssssser.ss.
gss f1fEsanys Chicago. Hoe Ess-r IL ~ p
Eustfrw1Frs- egraTssss7ssev Il lasts
WasssEsagscs Hons Jssrez G. seas rs.s-
U1Aetarxr. SewsAstle I<S. sgivsxss~ y
Ess1vsf. ssss president Cs@Salass4 Tr~valg,.l
= Valley raiiTm41s Cseeesa-ss f~sssrss~< ~
ksasnSss. = Ssssa~sT Ma xexk Nxv-
rsaoE tsa!Ec51x. FsatsAzssigAs. HcE tses,
1<Aaxnin. sx-&sai- srnssor NNw yers
Lasxhisn. E~xs q H4ass. zt;arr.ess~.r
A~s EaS&scs fssIsts sszrsss-x Asssrsss -.
Esr York. sssae +. ~ Carr. es Fssesssss.
Carr q Gilman zstcrnsgs~st.Ezw So.
fhcsnEs W. LAsser. tankrv. = SAL
street. a<sstsu George = Easfi-x.r vzTv,.
inE engineer. Seattl~ = &sh p y ~ fssw.
poy AaEsistar 81 Ianhzfsan RARwkv -
T~N Tara. rEsasa y Hard s-sasss-~y
0as<E CTR Gas " Ea-Alp, j n Ku.
lra. ~. f. Nsnce1xsr n & Gesy~ss a
ketsy. - Rrsssa~ay sr~ Yevx. ses-
Sard Actsehs. Dsszwzre.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-11


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CARTS - szxs t@s @Ss1~s-x - AAs*za
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-11

'C;ss way n which the Etc.91ks -zovs-
rss-t Is xotnx 20 b@zss. Seattle. sac Ioan
W.1.Aee. cssl@< deputy Il the county clerk =
ctt1e@. yesterday, '-kS in ire -sasef CO PROF.
erry Enss szzs aseG struggling sscstg g-de-
mortgage foa kzoS tEss within tzs last
few years ~@ hare had very few raor--
gzxgS azis 60. aid oas % az tas salts tn
der foreclosure R-5 execution nearly every
r2sce 81 sToE@rEF SOLD azs beer SIMPLY I'd
h br lie p8asng1@ 20 satisfy ts@ Judgment
Scw I kasx &C rwo t1s-auces osise re-
cEa-sT II wSaca -zcasE aas SSeu sent In
from t1e EloaGAx.s 20 pay OF zso~-xaxss
s. 80 Il ere instance ard s-~-s = another.
TAsze srs s-GaI &EnaGn-z. Il Is .r3e. ss-
thew --1rau tha s4xfzx - ko-1s % taA
ow1es. aTs1 -sey sg-T@ % saow w1sEA way
tae ~.Ez Is 5sowsrg"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-11

SPECIAL pssrzteA - thss fssss -f.asss.7 % nee
PORT TOWNSEND. Aug - Al -
meeting Of tAs rers T1~nsNrs Tsomrss az
Trade fast niEss ssrorg -ssos1tspus ws~s
adopted ssossstIgx RgSfnst to- arsssa q
TIE treasury department "a essAAfsshlnx =
gun-ssors ~ essrv az sayve- IRE rssssFss.
sacas wire Adopted ~ unsassssussz sass
Thee So sn<sh tEAt TIRE ss-eseu sas tagea
entirety al tAs instance and request Of
Canadian shippers sns huNfreSs F.ea
that Arsrsesr Interests ara - r4>ws-.s
advanced thereby. ara that IN faes th~
hszsiae~s rse-a sua shssna~s cf tA5s 1ssssn
try are sees1eSsss opposed Is s.sch favor
trgaw sncwn ire Canadians e<FsexBaff+ A..
view ~ the fact thai Sc g&nsgsgar rox-
svrszezs II making 40 rsnc~z~sests - .ef-s
n~rs - ire rn5tss STATES sus - an~
roassAyy y doing everything psssssa1~ s,s
MAXI IL praEEasslEt a.t Hsrrentsbs- far
ssststszsss sssr ee ta3x ss8r TIA tire 10 a.
hsswsness wash arpsr~ecs5ys ms~9FS
TIE sonssGsess esrTesses ksv FhSsA "a .
ss,ek rsFs ~ tHs 5tscsssEt>r las: nssht vas
shsg a AttIa Retaliation - tNss s<sse srs,at
The ffaftea STATES ~sslH have \ Sa1efa-y
egyess IN bringing shout r~sas-s sssn &
TIE rakscsss assty orders g sh~ Canada
government 4 b&tmx ~ rSlfsred that =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-11

seattle Memsn VIII start . Ressaa-
rant NJ AAaxaay.

There - 10 dagger that tha aursssreGs es
sseen r0w waiting their turr 20 tackle Tire
rsse&ntazH passes al Dysa ans sksS@ay
All so agsaTy. provided. OF course, Trey
Hfl hass tsa price "a ray fer rnssg
livery err familiar wsth TIE slruzrso3
ssszsstz shaf there r. 70 20 a am a hsi-
fsAnssy 81 TIE foos % Waite pass IL rot
ass at s-ailkeo. Mine o7s Of swesTs tn-
tsnsfs1g E8cr6iks~s have had their szsr-
rls~@ saiieS 10 ssssnsy, there - s,srt
Ter White nsss where q ne~ trail ogwT
fEe rsscAasagmz haS beer vs-er.sv sssift
Tire last aevfcs - freEy Sd gesay Indicated
tNas there was sirsasy great congestion
fhers. ard that Miners wes as6 not take
f&cs horses with then ard mary who al
were h4.sag aesAsed az the PASS. Since
fss Isst strarnex bringing ~cr1 fgo.n
S&aw1ay lets thers. several Thousand
god hunters hare arrived sne Il Is BE-
Tired tax 5tn congestion amounts 20 a
ssssekaaA
T. Ia. remained ~ q Seattle woman
90 sec sha chance ia thks condition 90 az
fslrs- Mrs. Ansts z CsGrch Is Der rAu7s.
So II nell krcwn here ard sn TACOMA
IS has hsen employed IA The county
trsaSsz~sr.S cfTsrr here for yeaTs Mrs
CtGrCh las dets~ultasss 20 20 20 SsagtsAv
art stArs s restaurant Shs Is hacked ex
asveae capital ara vii ~ accompanied by
ts~r mother, Mrs &z1ss :. Rose
sgrv chsrch ~sn probably sail OF the
70 s~ka- sA~ has pG-c@s sesi swo sen;s
sSxe@ feet each Sn& tahseS. chairs ars
co=ekssx utensils SEE vii base nar pro
T5Htogx s@s1t @p ~ each steamer leaving
bare. arc ~he1 Sas strives on sAe ground
wiIs Fss' ap Asr tents ans 4; cree ee=1n
operations
TO ~ Der frte-ss %rS CngrcA - krswn
as = r!ucsy energetic ard eNS.surfSseg
- eF@&1. Ssse gees 10 tie EcrfA fs~ ane
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