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ner OF East and Howard streets it broke
away and deliberately walked into the
barber-shop.
SMASH-UP ON MARKET STREET.
A Runaway Strikes Heavier Wagon
Near Stockton Street Corner.


Near Stockton Street Corner.
An open buggy belonging to the city
was smashed to pieces about 4 80 o. clock
yesterday aftern oon at the junction OF
Stockton, Ellis and Market streets, and
the horse that had started to run away
with 1t was violently detached from the
wreck and thrown 10 the pavement just
as he was after pting a wild turn into
Stockton street.
Before the frightened animal could
again get under headway a bystander
named Billy Byington made a lunge,
glpped the broken bride firmly with his
right hand, hastily swung his left arm
around an iron trolley pole conveniently
near and held the horse fast
The horse had been left standing un-
hitched short distance down Market
street, on the north side. The driver, J.
J. y Brien, inspector OF city school build
ings, saw him start but was unable TO
reacn him. immediately the animal in
creased his speed TO a run, skirting between
the outer cartracks and a Iile of basalt
blocks and earth removed for repair to
UNDER round pipes in ditch where men
we're a work
A heavy laundry wagon driven by w. j.
Fairfield was coming down the street al
most III the same course. The runaway
horse took additional irig ght at some gaudy
millinery worn by one OF the loot passen-
gers crossing the street, and abruptly
veered to the righ Just in time to avoid a
coils ion with the laundry wagon. but not
soon enough to prevent II collision OF the
conveyanCes and the absolute wrecking of
the lighter and older one.
Although there were many persons nj.
most IN the tracks Of the runaway no one
was hurt
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MEN AND GOLD
FROM KLONDIKE
A Small Fleet Expected
From st. Michael With
in a Fortnight.
The Revenue Cutter Corwin
VIII Probably Reach San
Francisco First.
Miners and Their Gold Will, However
Go to Seattle on the Steamer
Humboldt.

During the next fifteen or sixteen days
another feet OF steamers should arrive
! from ST. Michael with news from the
Yukon The Humboldt. Excelsior, C!eve-
land. Bertha and Portland are probably
all there ct this time, and should get away
on the return voyage about the same
time. The steamer Bristol, which left
Comox, B. c.. on September 13 with 2000
tons OF coal aboard, must have reached
Dutch Harbor from eight TO ten days
later, 50 that there will be plenty OF fuel
to bring all the vessels home.
The fast steamer Humboldt will prob
ably be the first of the fleet to get back,
and on her will come all the passengers
and gold at St. Michael for the North
American Transportation Company.
Everything was to have come down on
the Portland. but as The Humboldt is
faster, at least four knots an hour, she
will come in her place. Letters OF instruc-
tions TO that eff6 CT were taken up on the
steamer to the company's agent at st.
Michael.
The steamers Portland and Cleveland
and sailing vessel have all the lum Der and
machinery aboard for two river boats
which will be built at st. Michael to be
ready for the Yukon trade in the spring.
DlHCc iuC DAASlOl OOdl ~ DuANA
Harbor there was no likelihood of her dis
charging there even though her passengers
did go on to St. Michael on the Bertha. Ii
all went we'll the Hum boldt probably
reached her destination asst Tuesday. She
left Seattle with the United States troops
on September "a and would reach Dutch
Harbor bout six days later. Allowing for
all kinds of delays in taking coal from the
Bristol and strong head winds. she should
have been in ST. Michael on the inst.
She carried instructions TO the agent there
for quick dispatch. Work on the Cleve-
land and Portland will be stopped and
the Humboldt's cargo rushed out. Ii the
weather is fair this should not take long, so
she should get away on her homeward
run about tomorrow or Friday at the
latest. This should bring her into
Seattle about the 18Th or 20h inst.
The revenue cutter Corwin and the
Alaska Commercial Com pany's Excelsior
are both supposed to get away before the
Hum boldt however, and if they get
good start should reach San Francisco be-
fore the Hum boldt gets to Puget Sound.
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MORE DESERTIONS.
Eight Men Have Run Away From the
Battle Ship Inside of a Week.

There seems to be an epidemic OF deser-
lions on the battle-ship Oregon. The
sailors like the ship, they are well treated
and the liberty men say that better lot
OF officers never trod a quarter deck and
the men disappear in ones and twos with
startling regularity. A little over a week
ago two men, who formed part OF the crew
of one of the cutters that was carrying
visitors 10 and from the battle-ship, ran
away under the nose of the ensign who
was in charge of the boat and have not
been recaptured. in six days eight other
sailors have deserted and the chances are
that the number will be increased 20 a
bakers dozen before the week Is ont.
Deep-water sailors are not as plentiful
as they used to be and wages are DOW $50
month. Five vessels are now in The
stream awaiting crews and the chances
are that the extra pay has had something
to do with the desertions from the battle
ships. Those who ship on merchant
man will lind it very different lie from
that of a man-of- warsman.
Captain Davidson of the British ship
Anauras, now loading at Port Costa, is a
very sick man, and has been taken to st.
Luke's Hospital. Captain Donaldson,
chief officer OF the British ship Hyderabad.
has been appointed his successor, and
will take the Anauras home.
Robert Alsop. brickiayer, caused some
CONSERVATION on Mission-sfroet wharf
Yesterday. In a drunken frenzy he
jumped overheard and made desperate
attemp pt 10 drown himself. Some of the
men on the schooner w. S. Phelps lasooed
him and hauled him on deck. There he
fought like a tiger and Officer George
Lake mad to handcuff him before he could
tie handled. He was finally lodged in the
Harbor Police station and booked on a
charge of drunkenness.
The steamer Czarlna is having water
ballast tank put in. and will be ready for
her old run to the Beaver Hill coal mines
in two weeks. The water ballast will be
OF great Denent to her when she is running
up the coast light.
A. Brown, who Keeps barber-shop on
East street, near Howard. was treated 20
surpri'e e party yesterday. During the
afternoon, when business is slack, he
generally sits down in one of the chairs
ana takes a nap. He awoke with start
yesterday to find horse in the shop. The
animals nose was almost touching the
parber's face, and the latter lost no time
IN tum bling sideways on 10 the floor. He
picked himself up and shooed the horse
from over the arm CT the chair, but the
animal would not move. Finally one of
the crowd who was enjoying the FUN got
into the shop and backed the horse into
the street. The animal was one of string
OF elght that young man was leading to
one OF the Stockton steamers. At the cor
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MILLIONAIRE MCLEAN ILL

Grass Valley Mining Magnate in serf-
Gus Condition at the Lick House
George D. Mclean, the welI-known mui-
millionaire mining man of Grass Valley,
was taken very i'll yesterday in his apart
ments at the Lick House.
So serious did his trouble appear that
DR.. Il. S. Welsh and DR.. Perrault were
summoned to his bedside. At late hour
last night he was no worse.
Mr.. Mclean is about 65 years of age.
He has resided at the Lick from time to
time tor number of years, and has ordi-
narily had good health
de IS a bachelor, without relatives on
TINS coast. de owns many mines.
1t was he who about six months ago
won SUIT for $500 OoO on a big ranch In
Arizona. "
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POLICE TRIBUNAL.

Five Officers Hive Charges Again ST
Them Disposed OF.
The Police Commissioners met last
night and did not adjourn till nearly mid
night. Five cases were disposed of.
Policeman John S. Hart, charged with
neglect of duty, was dismissed from the
force, ana Charles NJ. Barnes, on a charge
of unofficerlIke condrct, was find $25
A charge OF official misconduct against
Michael Murphy was withdrawn, and the
charges OF neglect OF duty against Jose ph
/. Alvarez and unofficerlike conduct
against John J. Tillman were dismissed.
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Walters Association Incorporated.

Articles ofincorporation of of the Pacific Coas
Walters Association have been filed in the
Office of the County Clerk. The purpose for
which the association is formed is to organize
the walters of the Pacific Coast into societies
for mutual assistance ana protection, to
secure the social, moral and intellectual i'm
provement of the members, to procure en-
ployment for members and 10 prevent en-
ployers from being imposed on by unreliable
and dishonest employees: The incorporaiors
and trustees are II, II. Hoffman, ]. Z. Dunne.
Fred Filing, w. Duggan, Wi liam Burns, w. X.
Potter L d. Frey and e i. Dunlap
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The Story of the Seals.

The story of the seals was told by David
Starr Jordan 10 large audience al the Acad.
emy of Sciences Monday night. Prof Jordan
narrated at some length an interesting ac-
count OF his recent trip to the Pribiloff Islands
as q special commissioner on behalf of the
United States Government, and the result of
his Investigations of the life and habits of the
animal. 1t was very entert rtaining chapter of
natural history. There were number OF stere-
opticon views of the rookeries on both the
American and Russian breeding islands.
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Must Pay the Arcbitoo+,

In Judge Daingerfeld's department. of the
Superior Court yesterday verdict was given
in favor OF w. A. Deprosse and c. A Mems
doTffer for $4,000. against the Royal Eagle Dis.
l1st l1lIefg alpatly' on account of plaus and
cafe on Powell treet in this city. ""S
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FIar Presentation

Next Friday the Valentine Holt Society,
children of the American Revolution, will
visit the Deaf and Dumb and Blind ASYLUM at
Berkeley for the purpose OF presenting an
American flag to the pupils OF that Institu-
ton. The presentation will be by Mrs s. l.
Hubbard, the president of the society; then
there will b. an address by z, Z. Dodge, and
the gift will be accepted on behalf oil the
children by Professor Wilkinson, the superin-
tendent.
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Light and Heat for Alameda County

The Alameda County Light, Fuel and Power
Company has been incorporated with a capita.
stock of 81 600, 900 by William A. Clark Philo
Wells, Edwin S. Irwin, William Ii. Payson aud
Fred Il. Busby, each OF whom has subscr ibed
$50.
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nIangan,s aurr Disanraaa

Ibe jury in the case OF Thomas F. Mangan,
charged with embezzlng the funds ~ ~
Shipcalkers Union, Jailed to agree and Ia
Wallace ordered them discharged one inr9or
stood cut for acquittal. Mangan viii be ifrisd
again.
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. label reads as follows:
F& Rourka

Best Irish Whisky. Dublin.
Bottled in Customs Bonded Warehouse for
Expectation. Dublin.
Other seizures will follow to-day and
the day after. The importers as well as
the foreign man Ifacturers have begun a
crusade against fraud. Many of them ar
represented by the law firm of Cormac &
DGnohoe, legal advisers TO her Britannia
Ma iesty's Consul.
1t is the intention to prosecute also
under the pure food law adopted at the
last session of the Legislature, which will
punish rogue for even watering his
whisky, and which will make it risky for
him 10 sell a fraud under an honest name,
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ADVANCES made on furniture and pianos with
o without removal Noonan. l017-l073 Mis- sion
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ADJUSTMENTS.

BALDWIN TI4rArER MY Friend from India
COLUMBIA THFATFR- sue"
= -oRosCo's OPKRA-HoUsE-' Monte Cristo
f1cAzAp TI1IaATKR French Flats
TIvoLI OPERA HOUSE. j lroVa'oF'''
Orr HEUH.-H High-Class NauoeFAIe
uBERoN. Concer;-
Go1pFs CArr HA11-Camnla Urso, Thursday,
October IA
sUTRo BArFIs.-BathinC and PerformanoH'
THE CHUTEs AND CHUTEs FREE IHEATER.1
Great Vaudeville Company every AFTERNOON anu
evening
ExCURsIoN-To Monterey, sunday october 10.
ExcuKs1oN-To Camp TAYLOR, sunday, DC O
Der 10,
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Mrs. fucker Is InsoIvent.

Mrs. Sarah Fucker has been adjudged in
solvent.
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AUCTION SALES.

AJI Hun oNL-I~S'
Rv q 7 BsRTH-This day. October Z Art
Goods. al l23 Kesrny street, at and 7 30 p. NJ
BY EMIL COIN -Thi, day. ctober Z. Dry Goods
Store at $40 Un.on street. at IL o'clock.
px, EP,>t5 W bUTTFRFIELD-Thls fev. Ccto-
her ? Sa con. at Geary and Leayenwor stree S,
AT = O'Clock
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" eaInPt
Probably fair Thursday; brisk westerly
wind.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-13
CITY IN PARAGRAPHS.
Briefcst Possible Mention Made OF
Many Matters of Interest.

Briefest Possible Mention Made of
Many Matters of Interest.
The receipts OF cotton at Norfolk yes
tcrday were 5.422 bales.
The h. Y. j.. u. OF First Baptist church
hcld an interesting meeting last night.
McCullough's bridge was closed to
passengers yesterday. 1T Is undergo
ing repairs.
Yesterdays Petersburg Progress says:
Miss Emily Wilson, an attractive
young lady of Norfolk. is q guest OF
MISS Lunie Pannill on High street.
Mrs w. II. II. Trice, who has been
seriously Ill for several weeks. Is re-
covering and Mr.. Trice hopes to take
her TO Ashcvlllc for the benefit Of the
rarer atmosphere.
MISS Ellen Morein, n talented young
lady of this city. has just returned from
)anNille, bringing back with her the
grand gold Demorest medal, which she
won In contest with five others.
y negro burglar attempted to burglar
ize Morris grocery store, at the corner
OF james and Queen streets, about .
O'Clock yesterday morning. He was
frightened off by Mr.. John Caprio, who
lives near the store
Despite the heavy showers here Mon
day and Tuesday afternoons. two miles
out OF the city on the Princess Anne
road, not drop of rain fell. The roads
IN that direction are suffocating with
dust from lack of rain
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l., Benton of Nor
folk, have issued invitations TO tho mar
riaEe of their daughter, Miss Gussle to
Mr.. John IL. Cartwright, the ceremony
TO take place at the Christian church at
Cypress Chapel, Wednesday, the goth
instant.
The chemical engine was called out
about O'Clock last night by still alarm
10 slight blaze in the rooms of the
Norfolk Dycing and Cleaning establish
ncnt. under the Gladstone hotel. 1t
appears that, some rags in a heap on
the floor caught fire. 1t amounted 10
nothing and was cXtinguished without
the AID OF the apparatus.
Mr.. Charles G. KiZcr, one of the nomi-
necs OF the Norfolk Democrats for the
House of Delegates. is the son of ex-
deputy of the hustngs court of Roam
okc, ana has many friends in that place
and vicinity who will be glad to learn
of his success in his new home. Mr.
kizer is young gentleman OF ability
and aa the Democratic nomination in
Norfolk is equivalent to an election
thccr Is no doubt of his success.-Roan-
oilc Times.
The parents of three Brambcton
youths who disappeared from their
homes last Saturday night, have the po-
lice department in search OF them. They
are supposed to have gone to Petersburg
or l4ynchhurg, and the police In those
cities have been communicated with.
The plans for Norfolks new public
buildings We're submitted to the Sec
rotary of the Treasury yesterday
Among the competing architects are the
following from Norfolk: Carpenter Il
PEBBLES, II. h. Dwyer and Harrison Il
Sharpe.
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POLICE MAKE A HAUL
Several important Arrests Made Yesterday
by the Detective Force.
"BucKsKIH" MAY WEAR STRIPES
George Evans Meets His Ente ma IL
Doesn't Happen 70 10 woman
"Jack Tho Ripper Gets Deeper
Into the ToiIs-Properiy Recoy-
cred

some TWO weeks ago some one broke
into the residence of Mr.. George Evans,
NO. 1874 Maple avenue, and stole Mrs.
Evans wedding ring, IL diamond ring
and some other tewelry. The robbery
was reported to the police authorities
monday and yesterday officer AIRING
TON, who was put on the case, recovered
the 1ewelry and arrested Sidney Parker
ccl suspicion of being the thief Parker
was engaged by Mr. Evans to do some
embarrassing and completed the work
the night before the burglary. He has
neen Identified as the man who dis
posed OF the stolen property.
STOLE A CLOCK.
On Monday night valuable marble
clock was stoen from the rooms of the
Merrimac Club. The timepiece was re-
covered tuesday and yesterday the
thlef was arrested at the race track by
officers Arlington and Heppel His
name Is Willie Reeves, alias "BuckskIn, +"
ana he was playing q drum for a side
SHOW when pulled He acknowledged
his guilt
William Jones. alias Jack the Rim
per, Il colored man, is already In iail
serving time for failure TO pay a fine
imposed upon him for diSorderly con-
duct and resisting an officer. He wns
yesterday identified as the man who
disposed or the overcoat umbrella and
other articles which were stolen when
the residence of Mr.. j. X Briggs was
purglarized about three weeks ago. A
warrant was issued for him and will
DC served when his present term expires.
The stolen property was recovered
shortly after the burglary
william Riddick cOlored, is now under
Indictment on several charges Of pick
ing pockets. One of his victims was
Mr.. X. f. Hudson. from whom he is
peileVed to have stolen Il gold watch
and chain. The watch was found the
DAY atterward, but the chain had been
thrown away. 1t was found by some
one and passed from hand TO hand
until yesterday, when it was recovered
by the police. 1t Is now at headquarters
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FOR THE KLONDIKE.

There are five hundred thousand miles
OF UNEMPLOYED land in Alaska. TO thlsc
who have In contemplation n trip 10 the
gold fields. the first question should he
how to get there with an outfit safely
and comfortably. The Columbia Navi-
Cation Co. has solved the problem
Tcrc are no passes TO climb. no rivers
TO ford, nor is the prospector subjected
10 the annoyanccs and imDoSitions of
the Indian guides. For n certain fixed
sum persons are landed with their
freight in Dawson CITY, within 4 mile Of
the Klondikc region. Circulars. maps
and either information in regard to she
Klondike Gold Fields may be obtained
by addressing Messrs. Raymond K
Whltcomb, 1905 Chestnut street, Phila-
dclphia.
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REVIVAL MEETINGS BEGIN.
Rev. DR.. Taylor Opens Them at Free
mason Street Baptist Church.


mason Street Baptist Church.
y series of revival meetings were be-
gun ut the Frccmason Street Baptist
church last evening. when Rev. Dr.. Tay-
lor. of Salem preached. q y large con-
grcgaticm was present alM much inter-
est was manifested.
The subject announced was Love to
Christ" suggested by the words, ''If 4
man love me- found in the 18th chapter
OF John. Reference was made To the
wonderful chapter and to Christ's part
ing words. AS Washington spoke such
words 10 his generals at the end of the
Revolutionary war, sad the speaker
acld the immortal Lee, in his farewell
address to the Army of Northern Vir-
gina so oud Divine Lord. when he was
about To leave his Disciples. uttered the
undying words of tho 18th. 18th and
10th Chapters Of John. In speaking of
love to Christ. DR.. Taylor referred 10
this love as a matter OF experience, and
that it was n divine principle. He said
that love to Christ was essential to
salvation and should be the pre- cmincnt
principle. DR.. Taylor made 4 deep i'm
preston on his congregation, and the
evidences all point 10 great meeting at
this church.
DR.. Taylor will preach again tonight
at 80 O'Clock. and an invitation is eX-
tended to ali to come.
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DIR. SMITH ON HAWTHORNE"

y large audience gathered at Epwort h
NJ. l.. church last night and listened with
rare pleasure to q magnificent and beau
tiful lecture 'by Rev. a. Coke Smith, d.
D.. OF Lynchburg. formerly pastor of
the old CRANKY Street church DR..
Smiths subject was ''Hawthorne." the
greatest OF Americas romancers. 1t
was. while briefcr than the usual lee
ture. comprehensive and complete. Not
the slightest detail of CHI. ~ecter escaped
the lecturer, acld his anaSsis OF the
authors life and works was both mas
tcrly and Fascinating. fIe concluded by
noting the contest between Hawthorne
and the modern sensational romancer.
dime"
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The Jones 5. Groves ReQ| ESI0|e Co.,
POI 10 a55 MAIN STREET,
Carriages In Attendance.

oLlD IliokNI1, e.. nj. " tltONC, 737.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
House on Park avenue. IL rooms, $1,000.
stable. 5000.
1871 Cumberland street, 8 rooms, $3.50.
House corner York and James seven
rooms. 5000.
Flat near corner Bank and Freemason,
tlbQJ ~
Small house on First avenue, Hunters
willie. $500.
Store corner Hunter avenue aud Cot
tnEc road. $1,000.
store and rooms over Water St, $1,000
Small house Water street. $1,000.
Residence. modern, Park Place, eight
rooms. $500
$50 Butte ST., modern improvements. SEQ.
2gI RESERVOIR avenue, z rooms. Sl6.0O.
four houses west end Highland ave, SIC.
House on Johnson avenue, ST..
123 Reilly, . rooms, $4,000
2i0 Rose avenue, s rooms Sl5
III bermuda street, s rooms $50.
lT Maple avenue, 10 rooms and stable,
$1,000
is Arlington Place, S rooms. SIG.
~ arlington Place, rooms. SIS.
ITO Chapel street. rooms. 800
WE HAVE FOR SALE
-Four acres on water. close to the city:
Farm on water of Is acres, best of oys-
ter bad. $1,000.
Several choice small farms. Cash buys
cheap
An oyster farm for sl.7O0
Anyone having property for sale please
call and list with us at once. We have
the customer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-13

WarninE:-Persons who suffer from
coughs and colds should heed she warn
ings of danger and save themselves suf-
ferng and fatal results by using One
Minute Cough Cure. 1t is an infailiblc
remedy for coughs. colds. Group and all
throat and lung troubles. ]. NJ. +. Trot-
ter. r.. L. Walker, and Truitt & Smith.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-13
AYIERS-DANIS.
THE SOLDIERS TO-DAY

To Messrs. Saks e Co, cldthiers, The
NirSlnian is indebted for the loan of
the little soldiers which are used in its
pages to-day in honor of the soldier
boys who participate in the drill at
the fair grounds
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-13
We Have Them Now.
A Full anIl Complete Line of
Our So 90 RritIn

They are neat and dressy, and all
solid leather. They are made nj
same factory with same stock as
OUR $500 PATROL.
Narrow, medium and broad toes. both
to be had only at
HELLER'S SHOE STORE.
Ga BANK ST., OPPO. COURT HOUSE.
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METEOROLOGICAL DATA.
u. 8. Department OF Agriculture.

Weather Bureau Norfolk. Oct IL.
the following observations are record
cd Tor the past twenty-four hours:
Maximum temperature ...... $3.50. 76
ALUMINIUM temperature ...... :. -. GO
Normal temperature -. ...... ...... 61
Departure from normal ...... plus .
Departure from normal since jan
uary LIST ........ ..... -. .. plus 202
Rainfall In past "a hours -. :, 80. rs
Rainfall since October 1st.. ...... 81
Mean humidity ....... ...... ...... 81
j. J. GRAY, Observer.
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womans health know better inspiring
Pinkhams Vegetable
thrown Off if it viii on into great suffering and
Here illustration Mrs GOODWIN Holly w.
suffered with prostraton faintnc feeling
heart could
having That terrible heang1iown .
Whcn taking
only weighed
whole bottle, mall
like stronger lin my
of
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ATTENTION.

Members of NORFOLK LIGHT AR
TlLIERT BLUES, you are ordered 10
assemble ut the Armory WEDNESDAY
o'clock sharp iir full service uniform
without Gloves to attend the fair. Alb
sentees fined. BY order of
NJ. G. KEELING
Captain Commanding
Ar. c. FEREBEE. First SaEt ocl3-It