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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-02
HOME TREATMENT
No One Deprived of Hen~es-
Copeland Treatment Beca,.s !.
ing at n Dfstn ace Eros. 80

The same wonderful and urtx.- q.
cess attending the treatment ~ -.
land physicians IN thesr Office Is S;ss
their home treat n1ent of patserf. 49,
BY the use OF comprehenssvs ~ II
blank they are enabled 10 corr~r,{s -
nose cases and prescribe for ~
by their excellent system of r~ns~sL n
keep a close watch upon them ~ g
living in the country may in sh,s 49,
joy the benefits Of their skill. a. ~
those IN the city. II you 1--we awxs \
the city, write for SYMPTOM MAJ =
be cHred at home. ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-02
CATARRH AND ASTHMA.
Her Parents Thought She Had Con-
sumption and Would Die-But Tn
der DIR. CopeInnd's New Treatment
She Got Well and strong

Miss Ida Templefon, of Tolt. King Co.
Wash, has recently taken course of
treatment al tho Copeland Institute for
Catarrh and Asthma. from which she has
suffered since her childhood. In speaking
of her cure, she said:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-02

sc ssf+A< NssstAsrn - fses eSnTzsr line %
al points Fsass Hasas Yea ~ee- ypas~ -
orAFS oaS<gg2k.o2 car On Al Overland
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-02
NO OTHERS WORK SUCH CUM
the Copeland Physicians Perfected
Their Years Training Their professional L.,
Attracting the Attention of the Whole Country

my distressing symptoms ~. -
and ! feel that am entirely ~.
trouble" suFe( & =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-02
CURED OF DEAFNESS CAUSrar
CATARRH. y

Mr.. J. r. Patty. a weil-knowr q.
or kirkland, Wash. tells of the n,i:Sz,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-02

Delivered To ali parts of the city
Mt .or. per month-thc Daily and
SUNDAY "p-f-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-02
How ovuey Travelled.

owa&ya cellar was hts tree pass. Il
vas suggested Some years arss that
pwnev ~ given Tree PASS oy the n-est-
sseat ~ the san Antensa s. AranSas Pass
railway. The president rsate oct TIE
pass 50 s 3oke. and affixed u en- Onrey.s
collar. Eug tho dog had 70 heed az ~
and the pass ~aS scns n bc Treasured
with ether souvenirs a. Albany. y
s,uss%v found posses unnecessary. No
conductor Or other cfaeial would hay~
dreamed 90 putsing nisn 90 the car a.
however strictly TIE rabrs IN reward 60 ssas-
sraxelsng might - enfers-es IS 70 afs.,~
,segz. no attempt Was ever made 20 asos,,
tnersa e. ownsy.
Hts cellar was rs rsss. sor tAas toll
she story e. shNse who asd Eot EEsaw RS
faess After he hsd teea rnakine short
journeys ser some ttsssn. the n.sStsrsAstsg
al sihans heeanae his exs,rr. Tor
owaey Was wsspe9sc4s e. aetssass 70 the
Afiszay possnsasaes--Aad a s-eslkr made .cr
Oxaxy. The eo.l-. VAS ~ scssAex WITH q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-02

with them he yiSited hdsoi SudV oi
c.. Erare,.co and the mayor presented
ownev with the freedom OF the city and .
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-29
THE RIGHT OF REMOVAL
The President PrOmuIgates an Important
Amendment to Civil Service Rules.
ACCUSED SHALL HAVE FULL NOTICE
Ruics Extended 10 Apply to sixty
f1vo Additional Custom 1Iouscs-
nIte Service Subject TO Exnlninn.
lion Appro rrd by tho Commission.
Washington, D. c., July 2s, 1897.


President Mckinley has promulgated
the following Important amendment to
civil service rule IL:
NO removal shall be made from any
position subject to competitive cNamlna-
tion except for just cause and upon
written charges filed with the head of
the department or other appointing otii-
Ger, and OF which the accused shall l1avc
fun notice and an opportunity to make
defense"
He also amended rule III so as to in
clude within the classified service the
employees OF nll Custom-houSe Offices,
without regard to the number oc en-
ployes. Hitherto the rlassfica ton en-
hraced Customs officers where the num-
bcr of employees were five or more This
order brings into the classification sc--
vice Sixty-fvc hitherto uncassiiicd Gus
toms officers.
Ihe President has also amended rule
vi. making exception to examinations
so as to read as follows: "Custom-
house Serv!cc-One cashier in each
Customs district, one chief or principal
deputy or assistant collector in each
Customs district, one principal deputy
collector at each sub-port or station.
internal Revenue Service-One cm-
ploye In each Internal Revenue district
who shall act as cashier or chief deputy
or assistant collector, as may be deter
mined by the Treasury Department.: one
deputy collector in each Internal Revc-
nuc district, where the number of en-
pi0ScS in the office of the collector cN-
cecdS four; one deputy collector in each
stamp Tor branch oilicc).
Appointments to the positions named
In this rule in the Custom-housc SER
vice and in the Internal Revenue SER
vice shall be subject to an examinl-
ton. to be prescribed by the Secretary
OF the Treasury, not disapproved by
the commission, equal TO the examina-
ton held by the commission for POSI-
tons of like grade. Such cXamina-
tfons shall be conducted by the COM
mission In accordance with It's rcgula-
tlons."
The pan of the extension which was
formulated by Secretary Gage and As
slStant Secretary Fander1!p has the un-
qualified and hearty Endorsement OF the
civil Service Commission. who earnestly
recommended 10 the President It's APP
proTal. In speaking Of the amendment,
President Proctor of the Commission,
said that the friends OF civil service re-
form everywhere could congra tulatc g
themselves on this most important at-
vance of the course. The commission
III It's last annual report had said that
Government officers should have the
power of removal for proper reasons
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-29
BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING.
NO Decision as Yet in the Question as to
appointment Of Il Bacteriologist

No Decision as Yet in the Question as to
appointment of 4 Bacteriologist.
The Board Of Health held it's regular
weekly session yesterday at noon. there
being present DIR. Newbill. in the chair,
and Drs Mccormick and Chiles. DR.
Shepherd, the Health Officer. and the
inspectors were also present.
The question came up rs tn who will
have the appointment or the bacteriolo-
gist for the Board Of Health and Water
Board. if such an office is created. Op-
inion was divided on the subject.
1t seems TO be the impression of seve-
raj OF the members that the two boards
would make the appointment jointly.
and 1t was suggested that in case OF n
tie the Judge of the Corporation Court
would cast the deciding vote. No def
Mite decision had been reached in the
matter.
The two low lots in the rear of Nos.
10 and is Hill street were reported by
inspector Bell as needing filling. He
also stated that the old stable on the
Dickson property. on TrIpoli street. as
IN state OF nuisance. 1t was ordered
abated permanently by the owner.
inspector Pettls reported that the
chapel street drain has been properly
cleaned out, and that work Is now in
progress on the drain from Princess
Anne avenue to Moseley street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-29
SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Interesting Items IN Brief Form for
Busy Readers.


Interesting Items in Brief Form for
Busy Readers
Mr.. and Mrs. Fergus Reid have gone
to NarragansetL Pier.
Mr.. j. y. Vaughan has returned home
from Blue Ridge Summit. Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. u. Levy, iiurSc and
child have gone TO the Warm Springs
Miss Myrtle LeFaucheur Is visiting
friends at Bacon Castle, Surry county,
Va.
Mr.. Il. a. Evans of Richmond Va,
registered at the Cotton Exchange yes
tcrday.
Miss Eva Atliison, OF Richmond. is
visiting Mrs. r. u. Cormich, III Will
louEhby avenue.
Mr. E. a. Evans, State weather fore
cast official. visited the Cotton EN-
change yesterday.
Master Harry OkcSon White and Sis
ire, Annie Elsie. are spending the heat
ed term in Mathews.
Mrs. J. B. Watson, OF Washington, u.
c.. Is the guest Of her cousin, Mrs c..
y. Duke, at the Atlantic hotel.
Mrs. Rosie l.. Edwards and children
and Miss Annie j.. Sandcrson left for
ChristiansburG yesterday morning
Mr. Charles G.. Hayes, Of the Nor
folw and Western railway office, has
| gone To Sunbury, n. c., for Il vaca-
| ton.
The Rev. Charles Ruckncr Uudgins,
rector OF ST. Peters Episcopal church.
Rome, Ga, Is visiting relatives in this
city.
Mr. and Mrs John c. James have re-
! turned from Il visit to Matthews county.
| and from attendance upon Il camp meet
Ing that has been in progress there.
Mrs. Matte Sans died, ut half past II
| O'Clock last night at her home, l92 I:ouSh
street. The deceased was n daughterGf
Prof. Minor. OF the University of Vir-
| ginia.
The season opens at the Academy or
| the nth Of August, but the NorfolE
management has not yet been advised
| by the lessee OF the name of the at
traction
Mr.. Edward A. Evans. local forecast
| official of the Weather Bureau in
charge OF The Office ut Richmond. was
in the city yesterday inspecting tho
| local office.
The active and honorary members OF
the Il. H. US are invited to attend Il
called meeting at 7:3O o'clock Thursday
night In 5l3 Frrcmason street. I'm
portant business will be discussed.
There will be n grand bicycle ,nrct
IN Windsor y. c.. OH August 9th, 1917
| the annual reunion or the Corfcdcrat tc
| Veteran Association. Agents; will bt
given an opportunity to show goods
| The Ocean View Daily Visitor made
It's first appearance yesterday 1t Is :,
neat little four page sheet devoted to
mat popular "Concy Island of Norfolk. "
III gives 4 programme or the vaudeville
performances of the week there and has
| local notes OF interest and n liberal ad-
vertlsins support from live business
| houses
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-29
HARMONY RESTORED
Maryland Democrats Come Together on the
Much Veged Financial Question.
NOT A WORD SAID ABOUT RATIO.
Platform Declares That Maryland
Cofnnsc of Gold md silver without
discrimination = Ain.Icy Tariff
Act Don. uncc1.
Baltimore, Md, July 2S. 1897

Harmony of the old-fashipncd kind
prevailed at the Democratic State con-
vcntion here to-day, and IL was clearly
demonstrated that United States Sena-
tor German still has his hand on the
lever that controls the movements OF
the organization. The candidates nomi-
mated by the convention were selected
by him, and the resolutions adopted
were of his inspiration. As chairman of
the committee OH resolutions he read
the platform and read IL in such way
as to Indicate that he knew it almost
without looking at II. AT his suEges-
ton one of the candidates for comp
troler withdrew when his nominal ton
seemed assured and another was taken
up by the convention, and at his re-
quest both gold and silver men waived
their convictions for once and voted to
adopt q platform that declared for
bimctallism. but Is silent as to The vital
question of ratio"
The platform declares that the fun
damental principles Of Democracy re-
main unchanged: that the Democracy
OF Maryland believe now and always
nave believed in honest money" the
gold and silver money OF the constitu-
tlOn, and the coinage OF both metals
without discrimination against either
INTO standard dollars OF nnaI payment
ana redemption, and asserts that the
demand Of more than six and one-half
millions of Democratic voters forced
PRESIDENT Mckinley and Il Republican
congress to send n commission 1,broa d
TO negotiate with European countries
for the restoration of bimetallism. The
Dlnsley tariff law Is termed a more
odlous measure than the Mckinley act
OF 1880, and il Is asserted that II will
be more signaily condemned in 1895
than was the Mckinley act III 1892 a
demand is made that the United States
government take such action as will
amelloratc the atrocities now being
committed in Cuba and to fully protect
every American citizen there in the en-
1oyment of his life and property.
The following State ticket was nomi-
matted: For Comptroller, Thomas a.
Smith. of Caroline county; for Clerk OF
the Court of Appeals. J. Frank Ford,
st. Mary's county
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-29
THOUGHT Is WAS AN INCENDIARY
But it Proved to be Jack johnson Steal
ing Sol. Birlsfurth-S Chickens.

iSuL ~ iIbNcu 10 De Jack johnson Steal
ing Sol. Birdsfurth's Chickens.
About midnight last night, as Scr
Ecant stevens WAS going toward the
police station on the patrol wagon. he
saw a suspicious light back of Soloman
BridScforth's cook shop and thoueht
some one was bent on inccndiarism.
proceeding very carefully back to the
pace. he surprised John Johnson, col
ored. with two OF Soils finest chickens
in his hand.
sergeant Stevens arrested johnson
and turned him over TO Officers Sp,-att
and Sanderlin, who lodged him in iail.
II was when the prisoner and his plum
der reached the station, where Sol was,
that the latter recognized his property
ana he grew very indignant They
were some of his very finest folws and
a pair that he had purchased of Chief
of Police Dornin.
Johnson, who Is a strappinG big six
footer, was so clearly caught in flag
rante dclicto that he could offer no
defense. IIc will be tried in the Police
Court this morning
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-29
EXAMINATION or L1rE-sAypRs

Yesterday DR.. Gardner, Of the Marine
Hospital. was busy examining, appli-
cants for positions as life-savers al .he
various sta; IONS. This Is the Sixth dis
tGict, and includes the following sts.
tons: Cape Henry, Sea- Tack. Little
Dam Neck, False Cape, Little Island
Mctompkin Inlet. Smiths Island, and
Wachaprc1gue.
Thus far 'hirty-eight applicants have
hccn examined and fifteen more will
undergo the examination, which is very
rigid. especially as regards the physical
condition OF the applicant. There are
several civil service positions In the life
saving service. Each station has six
men,. They go on duty August 1st and
remain to May 31st.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-29
GRAND MILITARY GERMAN
AT Ocean View To-night-Danyille
Blues Break Camp

At Ocean View To-night-Danyillc
Blues Break Camp.
Tonight in the ballroom OF the Ocean
View hotel IL grand military german
viii be given under the auspices of the
SHifolk Light Infantry. compliments tary
To the visiting military organization s.
ana 10 the guests at the hotel The
german will be led Ivy Sergeant Causey.
Of the Suffolk company
ihe Danvllle blues broke camp at
Ocean View yesterday morning and de-
parted for home in a special car over
the Norfolk and Western railway.
changing at BurkevilIe to the Southern
lhe Blues Is one OF the crack military
organizations of the Old Dominion and
nave made many warm friends during
their encampment in this vicinity.
Mr. Il. Emmett Badger, of Petersburg
mas arrived at Ocean View to make ar
engagements for the coming encamn-
ment OF the Greys. This company viii
pitch their tents for n week or ten davs.
stay on the 18th Of August. Cantain
AnrEan expects to bring down about
thirty men. besides many ex-mcmbers
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-29
ATTACK ON KING LEOPOLD.
Belgian Socialist Raises an Uproar and
Gets Il Vote OF Censure.

Belgian Socialist Raises an Uproar and
Gets Vote OF Censure
Brussels, July 2S.-There was alively
scene I'm The Chamber of Representatives.
today during the debate on hhc reor-
GaniZation OF the civil guard When the
clause providing for the. oath of obed-
ience to the King was reached. Denu,v
bemblon. Socialist. protested, and be-
gan to make 4 violent personal attack
upon King Leopold, VINO he said, had
compromised himself by playing at be-
ing German admiral during n recent
visit to Eicl
prolonged uproar cnsued Demblon
was twice called 10 order but persisted
In attacking the King. The president
OF the chamber then called for vote Of
censure upon the offending deputy
which was passed, "a against II.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-29

ordinance. and action will be taken
against the few who stiIl FAIL TO observe
the ordinance. They have been notified
to pull down their pigeon houses and
If they do not they will be arrested and
fined.
1t seems 10 be unQucstfoncd that pig
cont; In cities are very undesirable from
health standpoint. and 1t is to be
hoped that thc few who still keep pig
cons Will recognize this fact and avoid
arrest and trouble. This ordinance Is
not construed to apply TO = few pigeons
with clipped wings and unable to lily or
TO those kept in cages.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-29
MINISTER WOOoDrORD SAILS

New York, July 2S.-Ceneral Stewart r,
Woodford. United States Minister TO Spain
sailed to-day for the scene Of his future
duties. Gen. Woodford was accompanied
hy h's wife and daughter, and by the MEM
hers of tho Legation These latter were
John II. Macarthur. Assistant Secretary:
Captain Tnskcr II. bliss. u. s. ~, Military
AttnShe, and Lieutenant George s. Dyer
u. ). ~, Naval Attache. There also sail
ed with General Woodford his nephew,
Stewart Woodford Capen: his niece, Miss
Mary Claim Games. and Miss Isabella
Hanson.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-29
ACCIDENT ON THE o. V. r, r

Late last night a report was circulated
ol an accident on the Ocean View rail-
r"la. Ihe report was that as the 7:15
D. M train was coming from Ocean View
l." norfolk lightning burned out the con-
troiler OF the motor car and the train
was huns un. Later the Willoug.hby
npit engine brought the train up part
way. when another MOTOR car reacbnd
1t. The train. which bore a heavy lo.,d
OF passengers reached Norfolk at 500
%. IN. Rumor also stated that light
nlns did some damage 10 the power
house. temporarily stopping the ma
chinery The report was received at a
late hour and the details OF the accident
con'h not thel be automatically asccr-
tained.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-29
PROHIBITION STATE TICKET.
Convention Will be Held at Roanoke
on AugMSt Goth.

A Convention VIII be Held at Roanoke
on August Goth.
Norfolk Prohibitionists are in recent
OF the following circular, issued from
the, headquarters OF the Prohibition
State Committee at Onancock:
The Prohibition State convention will
be held in the Young Mems Christian
Association hall in Lynchburg, Va, at
10 o'clock a. m, August Goth. 1897. to
nominate Il State ticket for Governor.
Lieutenant Governor and Attorney Gen
erai. All Virginia Prohibitionlsts pres
ent VIII have voice in the convention.
ana all friends to the party are re-
Iuestea 10 meet with us on that day.
Respectfully, w. r.. BIfNDICK
state Chairman
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-29
PLENTY OF WATEp

The ralnstorms Of late have bnen on,.o
severe, although of short duration T.ba =,
OF lant evening was no exception, az in
lew minutes after ii was over Cove
str. near the police station and otbor
..tccs around the city were flooded
About hundred and fifty small bow,
conSreGatcd a; the flooded section nca-
the police station, ana enjoyed tho
WadinS up to their knees there
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-29
THE PRESIDENT OFF FOR A yACA-

Washington July 9S.--Prcsdent ArcIin-
10y left Washington to-day for a vacation
that may keep him away from the CITY
Tor SIX weeks. He was accompanied Nv
Mrs. Mckinley, Secretary ard Mrs AL
ger, Mr.. Porter. Assistant Private Sccrc-
tary Prudcn and Executive Clerk Cortel.
You. The White House stewart and n
maid servant were also In the party Mrs
Porter. with her children. will Join them
at Jersey City. They go from here direct
to Lake Champlain.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-29
AFRICAN CHIEF SLAIN.
Many OF Iii: FollowcrsTakcn Prisoners By
the British

London, July 2S.-Rt. Hon. Joseph Cham
berlain, Secretary OF State for the Colo
nics, has received q dispatch from Hcr
Matesty's High Commissioner at the Cane.
stating that in the fighting at Port Mar
nrday, the noted chief. Mnshngombi, was
slain, and between 100 and 100 OF his fol-
lowers were taken pris9ncrs.Thc govern
Marbles krall. where. they captured more
than 100 prisoners
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-29
ADMIRAL MlLLER'S FLAG.

Hauled Down From the Brooklyn X be
Transferred to the Pacific station.
New York, July gS.-Rcar Admiral ].
X. Miller to-day hauled down his flag
from the cruiser Brooklyn, lying al
Tompliinsvillc, S, l.. and will leave at
once for San Francisco 10 assume com
mand OF the Pacific station as soon M
he can reach Hawaii. The BROOKLYN
Will probably be attached ITO the North
Atlantic squadron during the summer
cruise. and will sail for Newport, II. T.,
where the feet Will rendezvous early
next week.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-29
THE PIGEON NUISANCE ABATr,n

Some time ago, on complaint Of the
health authorities. that Norfolk'a rain
water was contaminated on account of
me numerous pigeons kent here. and
that this deiilement was n menace tc
public health, 4 movement was made
by Chief Of Police Dornin to enforce an
existing ordinance. prohibiting the keep
Ing OF pigeons within the city limits.
The result has beer that there are at
present only q few violations of the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-29

thor Of Casey at the Bat" died to-day
at Oyster Bay, L. l., aged 80 years, Of
abcess of the brain. He was born in
Dublin and was educated for the priest
hoo1. but gave UP his studies and came
to this country. He had worked on
several Chicago, New York and Brook
lyn paperS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-29

DEATH OF A NEWSPAPER MAN.
New York, July 2S.-William II. Val
entine, n well-kRown Brooklyn news
paper man. who claimed to be the au-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-29
WARNING 10 GOLD SEEEEns

London, July 2S.-'rhc Colonial Oifice ho g
warned intending gold seekers that II will
he useless TO start for the lilondyke he
fore spring.as the journey Is possible only
In tho summer time.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-29
FUNERALS YESTERDAY.
Last Sad Rites Over Miss Marker and
Donald Can't

Donald CAN'T.
Tho funeral OF Miss Annie f. Barker,
who died Tuesday morning took place
yesterday from the First Baptist
church. OF which she was IL consistent
member. and was largely attended.
Rev. IL. Il. Hatcher conducted the ser
vices, after which the remains were laid
to rest in ElmwooG.
The funeral of Donald, son OF Mr..
and the Lite Mrs. Walter CAN'T, took
place yesterday from tho residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorlas Townsend, 11S
North Park avenue, BramblotoE Ward.
After nil the best advertisement for
Newest Discovery" In painless extrac-
tion of teeth are the patients them-
selves. N. Y. Dental Rooms Only, new
number. @@s4 Gfain street. Ennis. Dsn:is..
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-29
EARTIIOJTA1SD IN wE,srr> INI,tU

EARTHQUAKE IN WEST INDIES
Kingston. Jamaica. July ?S.-The islanda
tho 1cccwurtl group. experienced severe
shock OF earthquake a. noon To-Day.