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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-08-27
Cinderella's
'os-~oI ~<>kL-

Cinderella's
fairy god-nloth-
er, with one
touch of her
magic wand,
transformed
the maiden's
rags and tatters
into the richest
silks and sat
ins. There are
thousands of
young women
to- day W ho
need a fairy
god mother
who will touch
them with the
wand of health.
A girls best
lift is her
health.
Ev cry girl
! m a y b e a
healthy girl
| and become a
Loo1f1u u,sfo
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-20

irregular and unfair. and he protested
against it's continuance. He had an
piled among the first to the chairmnn
for recognition, repeating the applica
ton u second and third time. but un
successfully.
Mr.. Wood (Repo, of Illinois. resented
the reflections cast upon the Commits
tee on Invalid Pensions by the gentle
man from Indiana. SAYING that the
House had Increased the pensions of
many claimants over the amount re-
commended by the committee.
Mr.. Steele responded that he meant
to make mn reflection ,Don tho conrni+
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-20
OPPOSES CANAL BILL
Senator Turpie, of Indiana, Eyhausts His
Vocabulary in OenouncIng the Measure.
DEBATE ON THE BILL UNCONCLuDEl
A Scene of Wild CIuInor in the House
Caused by Members Frying to
Have Various Private RiiIssniicI
Up--LiveIy Coiioquies.-Ihe IucKcr.
Eo-t Contested Eicction Case.

Washington Jan. 19.-The Nicaragua
Canal bill was under consideration be-
fore the Senate for two hours to-day.
AT least that length of time was occu-
pied by Mr.. Turpie, Democrat, of In
diana, i'll an attack upon the measure
and in denunciatiou OF the Maritime
Canal company of Nicaragua which he
characterized as n beggar and n partial
In any rational financial system, as an
outcast and fugitive from the financial
world, and as totally discredited in this
and every other country. He is to con-
tinue his speech tomorrow, when the
bill will come up as the uit tLished bus
mess
The Legislative Appropriation bill was
taken up after the Nicaraguan measure
had been laid aside, and was completed
with the exception of provisions in re-
lation to the library of Congress, which
went over without action til tomorrow.
ELECTRIC SUBwAYS.
Earlier in the days proceedings Mr..
Hill. Democrat. of New York, spoke
for an hour and half on a joint reso-
luton relating to electric subways in
the District of Columbia While II ap-
peared to he a matter of purely local
interest, Mr. Hills contention was that
II was fight between the United States
Electric company, which he referred to
as the "old monopoly" and the Potomac
Electric Light company, owned chiefly
in New York, whose money and proper
~, legally invested in the District the
joint resolution would confiscate.
Mr.. Hill occupied the floor until the
close of the morning hour, when the
matter went over without action
The resolution offered by Mr.. Morgan
last week as to default in the Pacific
Railroad companies. and the one offered
yesterday by Mr.. Pettigrew, Silver, of
South Dakota, as TO the Venezuelan and
Guinea boundary agreement, were laid
Detore the Senate, but went over, the
first indefinitely, and the other until
tomorrow.
EULOGIES ON CRISP
Monday next was fixed as the date for
the delivery of enlogies on the late
Speaker Crisp.
The Senate then. at 5:45 D. m, ad-
3ourncd until tomorrow.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-20
Morning Fire.

y blaze in the second story OF a
house at No. &c Cumberland street, oc-
cupied by two colorcd women, called
out the Fire Department at 9:l5 o'clock
yesterday morning. The fire was extin-
gulshed by the chemical engine.
The roof OF the building had to be
badly damaged by the firemen in order
to get at the flames. Some of the furni-
ture was also damaged by fire. One of
the women. who lived in the house,
cia lined that the fire was of ncendiary
origin. The building was owned by Mr..
Nj. Cashin and was insured
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-20
NOT UNMARRIED AFTER ALL.
Many Oklahoma Divorces that VIII
Sot Prove Effective.

Guthrie, Okla. Jan. 19.-Hundrods of
Eastern people who secured divorces in
without paying the costs. y section of the
Oklahoma law, little known provides that
no divorce granted in the territory shall l>c
when a divorce S granted II becomes If
fective for either party only when the costs
have been fully satisfied no matter agains I
whom assessed.
Hundreds of such dccrecs on the court
records will soon be cancelled, and az the
majority of the parties have since mar
ricd, II will leave them guilty OF bigamy
and open to criminal prosecution.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-20
Teller, Nearly Unnnimouslv.

Denver Col, Jan. 19.-Senator Henry
NJ. Teller was to-day reelected limited
States Senator in both houses of the
General Assembly. the vote being non
par .fsan and almost unanimous. Nopi-
mating speeches were made by Demo-
Gratis. Populists and silver Republicans
and the total vote of the two houses
shows 81 for Teller and for Judge Allen
who was animated by the McK.nleyites
The joint session VIII be held tomorrow
when IL is thought but two woes. ir any
will he cast in opposition TO Senator
TcllcrS reelection
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Fhe session Yesterday Much Hiyeiicr
Than ssunI.

The House spent the whole OF ,o-dav's
session in Committee ~ the Whole CON
Sider.nG private pension bills. Favora-
nie act on was taken upon tfty-two of
them, one being the Senate bill to in
crease to Sl00 month The pension of
Major General Julius IL. StahcI
Inc irSt bill called UP was for the re-
iei OF Margaret O'Donncll. muse in
the United States army. Objection had
been made to the bill when II was jast
under consideration and il was post.
poned un;!l more auspic.ous occasion.
upon ihe reading of the title, MIR. Mines
tRepD, of Michigan. announced that
since that tiMe the proposed beneficiary
OF the biz had died, and he therefore
moved that the bill do lie on the table.
which was agreed to-
In the course Of the afternoon the
army appropriation b.ll was received
from ne Senate, and proceedings under
the order were suspended long enough
lor the House to vote To disagree to the
senate amendments. ana to agree to n
conference thereon. Messrs Hnll (RnnS
or Iowa: Parker (Rcp) of New Jersey
ana McClellan Q)em.). of New York.
were named as conrerees.
After spending three hours in passing
upon 0iiis as placed upon the calendar.
MI. Ihomas Rcp), of Michigan. in
chargc OF the bills. stated that MANY
members had told him they hnd hills
pending 'ah ch it was important should
be passed at this session For himself
ne was willing to waive objection to
members calling up bills out OF the reg
u!ar order for the rest of the day. His
mo ion that members he permitted inns
TO call for bills in which they were inter
ested was agreed to and then a most
amusing scene occurred.
y NOISY SCENE.
MIR. Willis (Rcp), of Delaware. was
the first gentleman to obtain recognition
and while the clerk was reading the bin
the steps leading Ia the Speakers chair
swarmed with members urging Chair
man Henderson to favor them. The
struggle was earnest and noisy, and the
lew members remaining on the floor
laughed and aplauded their more ener-
setic associates. The hubbub was so
great that proceedings had to be sus-
pended until something like order was
restored.
Progress under the new order was
much slower than previously. there be-
ing half hundred representatives on
tneir teet and yelling "Mr. Chairman"
aiter each bill was passed until the
chairman had made an election from
among them. For three quarters of an
hour the House proceeded amid much
confusion. when something Of q scnsa-
tion occurred
EXCHANGING AMENITIES.
Mr Steele Rep), OF Indiana, stated
mat while he recognized that many
bilis were reported from the Committed
= on Invalid Pensions proposing legisla.
tion In behalf of soldiers or their dc.
penuents' who were entitled to special
legislation. 1t was true that fully 9(
per cent. OF the bills were for persons
no more entitled TO 1t than were thous-
ands for whom Ii was not asked. or II
asked. died In committee room. He
was opposed to the recent order; 1t was
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-20
CONSUMPTION INFECTIOUS.
New York Board of Health Endcavor
ing to stamp u Ont.

New York. Jan. 19.-The Health
Board this afternoon passed an amend
ment to the sanitary code declaring pul-
monary tuberculosis to be an infectious
and communicable disease and reuu!r-
ing physicians TO report all cases coming
under their observation. The board pro-
poses TO treat consumption in the same
manner as cases of diphtheria and other
contagious diseases of mild nature.
Isolation will be ordered Il the circunn-
stances require such q course.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-20
Ola Dominion Lntd on.

The steamer Richmond takes the
place OF the Old Dominion on next Tues
day. leaving Norfolk The latter win
probably be sent to the Morgan Iron
Works in New York for the annual
overhauling. Ships cannot be substi-
tuted here because the extra steamers
are all I'm New York. 1t is not likely
that She will be off the route for more
than two trips probably she may be
overhauled In a weeks time If so she
will take her usual place on the line.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-20
CAN HARDLY COUNT IL.
The Vote ReturniuG senator JOucs
WINS OvcrW II eIming.

Little Rock, Ark. Jan. 19.-The Senate
ana House ballotted separately al noon
for United States Senator with the re-
suit that Senator James *. Jones was
reelected by an overwhelming majority.
The ten Populists cast their votes for
j. r. Severe ign, and the three Republi-
cans for General Powell Clayton. The
joint session VIII meet at noon to-mor-
row and elect Senator Jones.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-20
wEy LER GOES DACh.
The COninamdcr in Chicf Returns 10
Fry the Rebels Again.

Havana, Jan. 19.--Captain General
Weyler, accompanied by his STAFF. start
ed for the field at s O'clock this morning
The General took q carriage from the
palace to the outskirts of the city. where
he mounted Il horse and rode in the di-
rect!on of San Jose DE La Villas. to the
southeast OF Havana. He was escorted
by several regiments of cavalry. and a
body guard of negro troops recently
drafted into the service
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-20
MARR1pD AT OLD POINT.

CHARLES Donati, The Italian Vice Com
sui here, and n former baseball mag
nate. and Mrs. Kate Gallagher. n veal
thy lady OF Chicago. were married in s..
Mary's Catholic church. at Old Point,
to-day, at noon. Rev. Father Mercer
performed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Donati came here to spend their honey
moon. MIR. Donuti is n restauratcur In
this city. His bride is said TO he pos
scssed of considera bic property in Chi
cago. She has brother who was once
clerk in one of the courts in that city.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-20
Icst Overwhelmingly.

jefferson City. Mo. Jan. l9.-Both
houses voted separately for United
States Senator to-day. The ballot re-
suited as follows: in the House-Vest.
So; Kerins Rep). 81: Jones Pop.). !.
In tho Scnatc-Vcst. 10; Ker!ns IL
Tomorrow both houses will meet in
Joint session and re-elcet Senator Ncst.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-20

Bismarck, y. D., Jan. l9.--II. G.. Hans
brough was to-day reelected United
States Senator by total vote OF GS to %
for w. 4. Bentley. Populist.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-20
ASSIGNED TO THE CATHEDRAL.

Father Walters. who has just been
ordained n priest at Rome, has been
assigned to the Cathedral In this city.
Father Waters was born In Roanoke
and educated at Georgetown University.
lie takes the place temporarily of Faith
or Ahern, whose health has not been so
good of late, and will take n months
vacation. 1t Is probable that Father
Walters will remain at. the Cathedral.
as the work OF the parish has grown
much OF late.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-20

Mrs. Sadie McGllvray Stuart and Mr.
William III. Shook were married at .
O'Clock this afternoon, at the residence
of the brides brother, Mr.. j. \. McGil-
vray, 1l09 West Main street. The ccre-
mony was performed hy Rev. DR. w V
Tudor. assisted by Rev. DR.. james Y
Fair.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-20

Officer w. W. Crane. one of the most
popular policemen in the city. is ill., He
has been confined to his residence, 3lS
North Twenty-fourth street. for some
days with pneumonia.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-20

Mrs n. S. Hudgins. an old lady, IN
sisted upon jumping of II car IN the
middle of block to-day. and She fell
sustaining injuries from which she died
tonight.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-20

states that he Is doing good business
where he is, but is thinking of cnlarging
his works, and would come here If proper
encouragement were given him.
INSISTED ON JINIpIN(;
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-06
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Let 1T - N-a'. iNtug ft"Iu ,"u.ump.
ton ~. story.
Nnrpt tour d,N- ngn u lah rIe't--l
wears ui age. unrur James Wilson. A.
uNi ~ the city from hrani tufks
MINI apparently, h" IL IN IL" s'
s'ag"- ut rnu-umptlun and can hAril'
-l"hk nhrN" "hl.prr lie sgproach-!
lui iIII/HN representative at the irIsi
tins morning. and ia his cOnyrt~a,ioa
told u piliul story, tie states that b.,
parents WIZ ramr tr this country. TEA
\nrStN, il"I at utaul Furk- When =
~a- ia lra,- uil. lraNing him prnhl,-s
AMI aim ~ lrl"uhi ~ lie Was Ai,pAi
m - lhrmrr. aud ny 10 within u IL
months aga hr worked rn farm nrai
urrld tutk~. earning and saving f-s
/ Nlht-, with which h" clothed hIm~ll
tui unll huctGT'~ hills IT, FINAL, ia
H." lhrm, went tu Grand Forks. AMI m
dulliufitiy- thrr" presented him viii
transportation. whereby h. waI nhs 4
reach This city. lie al-o states that 4
hl~ knowledge hr knows II no rrIa,n-
~ a." nltrd states. AMI ~ AnN'nu, 4
continue further south, desiring g. ~
~ long IL 's>ihl" and fearing u" 81
night Aud mornings ~ this rlimt,r NJ
l. poorly clad, and has no none, a. ~
'l~l~Al,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-06

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siriplia WA Nrh"lnuRrr arI ~ f., lt
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outfit nj tmli I"irl1a ON" l'rr. urula,
Age, wh,u The! h,cniuu Interested 30 SOW
MrNiru mlulrs AMI thrL VISITED .M..I
rliun Il" pttN Arr Hl-p lntrrr-r3 o.
u" u sl"", Nl2 IA, district. q 4 Wi
proceed rtthT west ~ u few d,,-.
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The taxing ui Testimony iu the ~InuuA
hullritr1 murder Ch~r may pr.lthN IL.
ruIup,riri iu.iaN hhru ,tr ru.U al.
luurn,d ht moan tunlN ~" u.fuiuN l,I
called all rIr"pt uHr ut H.. WItur--,.. llr
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I'll -rlur ilulr tu.iuuffuN
When court up"urh YESTERDAY a'trIupuu
li1fiuu M"Dtr h"gAli Nh ati"luN iu rlu--
rNauln" Juan hhrh, the deaf within, luf
the prosecution. IT, lad Au up.hll ..n.
10 The Sltur-- id.,ri lo ANSWER Questions.
iuf IA" reason that hr could MT e, upf,.
lrui them.
h. kupI~, the druggist With - ~
iarr Va the urSt witness called T., u,
irtrltutl, llr Testified that hr had sold
lhra ~lNtl grams Of slNvhIIur th,iu
lrtorr nullrrfr1 il"i. li' hai ai,u ~
hulu-i the two bottle lryul uu ihru|
lrffi2 ItrlIIl-r- AMI rru,uuu,,I lhr
contents a. he -ttSrhmur.
ffut ~rAIIluIl, ~ the ~rufiu So ,sN Of
muur-, testified 10 examining lIr -l.ulDh
4 tul hulirfrry ipr tie purIs-, OIL, 1I,
covering whether there Wa, ans -tT,rh
unr contained IA It, tie -ald that lhr
stomach, when turned over g. hun to ~.
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v'tuh Iar Tie gANrA detailed account of
h- rNamlualluli Hni sl.li ths, hr hat "a
ut"i'i gtaiu nl -tprhlmr lou tie
unI.. ~ the stomach il' hul Hl-., mu.'r
tr-i- Ntll the contents u tho -'uutr'
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u.ur
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hlu", testified that rutr'rl hnl raIl,l
at h- fshu between , Gud suciurk u ~
uu the daN of M death ani asked mm 900
~ 10 worn to- ham ~ h" Wa not irrllus
Well. blur rallied again later IA The d,,
aud found hullTrrl tossing AROUND M
bed aud Suffering INTENSELY There Vet
then i~u ~"Inrh present. uns II Whom
VIA rubbing huilrffrI'- arm llr lGf
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aud asked IN Henry g. NI-lt the -lrk
man, Nhrr hr next called LulIrfi,I
viz lead,
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-06
Police Court Nsus.

When the hoar arrived Inst night foT
Elsie Earls trial on the charge ~ having
rolled Thomas Wrhh for t9i. the ""uu.
planning witness failed IL put III an ap.
pearance, and the defendant was Its.
charged. She was Immediately ~.
arrested on the charg" ~ NagraurN. Ia
which she pleaded guilty AM Wa, gwen
twenty -four h0ura a. lr,vr town, she
immediately packed up her effects and
left for new pastures last night,
John owen wa arrested last night by
Marshal Colbert aud loigrd IN jall ~ n
suspicious character, owen Seems iu hr
morphine hrnd AMI n supply ~ that
drug and dagger were found on hls
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-06
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nIlltun.. consideration, t',U.
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ti"""9"n
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warranty deed lu lut~ - and a. T., Ar.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-06

There Ma u broad smllr on the face ~
Capt J,", klrhlry, conductor on the ll,rr
between tins rltN iud La Junta, when hr
lr't the train ~ "a" depot TO-DAY, Il"
santa r. lmilci,' remarked Mr. klrh.
ley, - doing rushing business hut Ia.
daN'- train l. n banner one, sixty nine
through Passengers for California points.
nnd t~u more added nj this Ioint. MAX.
iug grand iuiA' ot seventy one pa-srn.
gers, aud the, representing list Of ilr-t.
class eastern tourists"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-06

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sdN irt N"aAurSs l'.' ....,.,. .' Oil. .',. .rs
that boat the hur.,u- ct .','r.t, ..,
" ~ soon hc healthy Nsg 5000. and tu.'. =
She will DE able g. h'.l baby. instead IT
leaving baby 90 ~, srd ir'i r,'
A wonderful toned, lu' v. r'''s' 1n'
disease 81 the o'guu- 'hu n'a,, co.. n..1
and motherhood l....'.. H- i.U'.U ~ ~
ri'rcc FaVurio l'...'i g. t,'- 90
tr,tlv on thee o'suu- % r.i's iL,m
strong and hrt'hN II Nts r... iuru,t
thousands nj sUHr'fug IH.' ra,I,. V.'',u
into hralthy. harlN wl,,- .rl m.'n''- II
AllAV> inhImms'luu. s..'Nrs rtlu auh
s,ralies and IuNigura'~. -, nerve II PIE
pArrs Tor wtirhuud AMI motherhood II m.
surcs inherently h,,'uN ,h'Hl''r ~
good druggists sell q rh,i' :. nothing
lust the same ~ ius' &c good The
druggist who tells Won there -. j. either
mistaken ~ dishonest
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