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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-08
Gobcr Gorresponocns.
6. September 1897,

:
Sura ppr Mitternaht brm 8. auf
Den 4. D. &c. ert0nte bds Geueriianal,
Die geluobner aus benz Ghlummer pes
denb, llno berief Die Mannlha5t Der
bieligen 6ellertpehr sur Musiibunq ibres
treimiligen @erufes. Sie Gtallungen
iommt Der oanlit perbunbenenGeIdafts=
office bes ,Nmeriean Souie 2iperD"
Gieentbum oes Serrn $. $. Sbeu bon
bier, itano in 6lammen. Die Geuer=
mehr befdmpfte nit lobensmertber Qus=
bauer uno fait iibermenidli1en gln=
itrengunaen Die 8utb Der Glammen.
Sic bort angeltellten grbeiter, oeren
Sdlafsimmer lid i'm 8ebdube befano,
batten lid fllrs por Nusbrud, bes 6eu=
ers ebenfalis sur Gube aeiest, tpuroen
iebod our6 Semano BON auBen gcluedt,
um nod redtseitia idmmtlihe YSerOe
retten su t0nnen +; inswil6en erfabte oaS
6euer oeren S6laisilnmer uno per=
branute Die Gleioer, Die lie nidt auf
oem 2eibe trugen. 10 baB einer beriel=
ben. iuelder Die gferoe lps lieb, nab
eini9en Sctunben auber 0emo uno
Soie, Die er trua, ilidts mebr iein eigen
nannte. MuBeroem perbrannten fdmmt=
li1e 8eihdItsbii6er uno @ertbpapiere
biz auf Die lebte Spur, ebenio ale
Yferoeoedsn, Yferbeeeidirre, gattel=
seus, Der geiammte 6utterpprratb, adt
8u99ies u. |. No.. ales I'M belten gu.
itanoe, nit Dem Webauoe bis auf ben
0runo nieoer. bod selang es Der 9oI1=
mannldaft, bas Seuer allf ieinen eiee=
men Sero su beidrdnfen uno nit 6iilie
Der berri6enoeit Winoitille Die angren=
Senoen WObnbduier au fhonen.
Seioer erfaBte oas Seuer aud Die
pripat Sta0ung oes @meriean 9ptels,
we.be oiht an gritere anarenste, Dle=
ielbe ebenio bis auf ben 8runo in
S6utt uno NIde Legend.
lleber bic @ntitebung bes 6euers
muroe bis jebt nidts ermittelt' uno
ideint gang fremoer 9tatur gu iein.
Ser 8eiammti1aoen oes geibfaqes
belduft iih auf eirea $500 uno lit nur
tbeilmeiie purh 8eriiderune gebedt uno
oa Or. Sdeu uns fiir eine Geibe bon
Sahren peri6nlih betannt, als ebrli6er
uno rebtihaffener Mann, iiberal in
bobem gnieben itebt. 10 eeniebt er fir
ben idpereu S6las. Der i'm betrofen,
allleltig Die gebiibrenoe Simpatbie.
Ser Sdaoen fiir bic Stallung bes
Mmeriean SOtels belduft iib auf unse=
fdbr $500 unb 1T grObtentbeils burd
Werliderung gebedt.
Geit eSabren bate man In hieiiaer
Staot teinen 8ranounfall su peraeih=
men uno nur 9ans pereinselte 6dlle aus=
senommen, fheint bas bernidtenbe Gle
ment bierorts nur in 2eibfdllen Nab=
rung gu iuden.
Sas jdbrl;9e pic giic Der Mr.
better Der bieiiaen 8ier grauerei
fano oieles Sabr am 20. 9lu=
suit ieinen NbihluB. 9asielbe muroe
mie iiblid in Der Soar Walouna nit
groBem Mufmano uno prunf gefeiert.
giner Wiuiif- -8eielldaft mar Die .lln=
terbaltuns obne Worte" unterfellt unr
ersielten Die beitern Nertreter uno S1ii=
Ter bes eolen @ambrinus. lomie beren
Greunoe beSiisliA Der Gemiitblidfeit
elnen imenien grfolg. Il
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-08
3wci Naraoen.

9lm Samlfag batten mir bier einen
lfattli6en 3ug. 26 Rdsnaeen in eine,
&eibe, im 8anaen tparen es 36 Wagen.
Die Dor Dem Gdsfeller bon Sobn s.
8erber abselaoen puroen. Ser grtrao
oerielben brinst beinabe $4,000 baares
@elo in unier @ountp.
Vim Sienitag batten mir bier eint
iA0nere, aldnSenoere parabe: 8arnums
Sbow. 9auienoe baiten iid einsefun.
ben. oieielbe gu ieben uno 9auIenoe be.
luhten Die gorifellungen.
Was 1T Der unterihieb spifden ber
beioen paraben Die erits, uni9ein.
bare bringt @elb in Die @egeno uno 81
bic stpeite nimmt es pieoer tuea, nimm1
piel mebr meg, als bic erfe einbrinaer
tann.
Nber ah ! bic 3siten finb ia fdledt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-08
Sic @etnsbergcr 1T gScins'
bcra.

gm l. unb 2. September tparen
erobe Seittaee in Dem edit beutiden
Stdotden Weinsberg. Solmes @Duntp.
9ln ollie auswdrtig mobnenoen friiberen
@inppbner bes Stdbtdens iparen gin=
laoun1en ergansen, Ii6 in Dem Gtdot,
den einsufinoen, um alte SetanntIhaf=
ten gu erneuern, alte Grinnerun9en su
ipeden uno alte Sreunbe 81 beeriiBen.
llnb iie famen, bon Nab uno Sern, gu
Sub, gu Yferb, in Wa9en uno 8u9sies.
No6 ME bate li6 cine iol9e Meniden=
menge in Meinsber9 Suianlmen gefun=
ben. Srei Wfufif Sapellen ipielten ab=
pe1 1Ielno, es wuroen &eoen 9ebalten,
lno alle NnneIenoen unterbielten iih
aufs 8efe.
Seit mir Sbises eeiebt, erbielten
mir cine @inienoung iiber ben Werlauf
oes Seites, iporaus mir nod bas 6pl=
genoe nahtra0en
9famentlid fparen es Die SSrauen,
edte r8einsberser" Srauen, pelde Die
Gorge fir Die 8erpHeauns 10 pieler
pillia unb obne Murren iibernommen
batten. Gie lieben 8dlfe. Die ii1 in
GROCER Nnsahl bon Nab unb 6ern ein=
aefunoen batten, 10 oaB jeoes Saus i'm
Stdbt6en feline ginquartiruna betam,
fiiblten lib oaber aud redt pobl ludb=
renb Der Sage ibres 6ierierns. Sie
Yesriibun9en Der Sbeilnebmer, Die li9
gum Sbeil ibon Sabrsebnte nidt mebr
aeieben, mollten fein @nbe ne9men.
gBie piel batten lib Die Gatbrin uno
Der Safob, Die Marie uno Der Wilbelm
su er3dblen !
8eim Sdulbaus mar Elm fiintli1er
parf nit Ylatform bergeitellt. 0ier
tpogte es bin unb ber bon elmer fait un=
iiberiebbaren Men9e. Sin autes Yro=
aramm nit @eoen uno Muit fam
our Durdfiibruna. Meinsberg ielbf
bat stpei Mul litbanoen, unb bieien ee=
lellte iib nod biejenige BON Milmot bel
uno ipielten berrlide Weiien. Gin ae=
miidter Gbor bon Weinsberg, Elm 0ldn=
nerquartett BON Millersbura uno smei
Gnaben bon 6. &o1enb0rfer ianeen
ernite unb beitere 2ieoer. 6r. 6. Dim.
lteao pon @einsbers bsariibte bic 8aits
in palienoen, bumoriitiihen Morten.
Sierauf folaten nod Mnipra6en bon
friberen @einsbergern, Die Qauptreoe
bes erfen 5a9es aber belt S. u. We.
Dotpell, Der Gonsrebreprdientant Die.
ies Giitritts. melhe NIT groBem 8eiIall
auf9enommen puroe.
Diefe 3eoen tpurben in eneliIher
Spsahe gebalten aber am NahmittaQ
oes 2. 9aaes bielten paifor u. gier.
mann BON WariDn uRb paffor g.
Dedinaer ppn Der epangelif1en 3ions.
@emeinbe in Weinsberg oeltl1e Reoen.
Der QtBtere perflo1t in ieine 9lnipraht
cine filrSe Gjei1ibte bon Weinsbera,
tuelhes i'm ssabre 1882 BON BEN Wiir.
tenberger @briltian G1ntib eegriinoel
pnroe, uno eeoahte namentlin Der.
ieniaen, ble idon 3ur groBen Nrmee ab.
berufen iino. unb bob namentli1 biz
folgen0en Namen berbor Ghmib,
6halliot. 6tabl, 81. SOB. Er. pettr,
paifOr SSrans, beren Nadfommen BEN
Gefte in grober Mn5abl bsimobnten.
Gum Shlube fte1te 90. Gdmib bon
Warion Der 8eriammlung bic dlteIte
Weinsbergerin Dor. Elm altes Miitter-
lein. bic 90jdbriae Witt,pe gbriffian
Gdmib. Q.
6dlnb in nddfter hummer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-08
Gas groaowap 9aus lit mieoer


Gas grpaotpap Saus lit tpieoer
er6ffnet.
Seute besinut bier Der Winter=
ternnin oes Sdullahres.
SD babe nod einiee Gpibenbor=
bdnse iibris. melde i'd ipottbillig per=
faufe. gurnfibes.
Sie 3oar GeiellIdaft bate bieies
Sabr $50 Nfer nit Meisen beitellt uno
erntete burhlhni.tlih SO guibsl BON
9lfer.
sspbn 81. Maaner, @r-S9abulei=
fer, bate purieen Samltag einen epi-
leptiiben Nnfall unb muBte nad Sauie
gefabren tperoen.
Charles Giinsli perreiste nad
Seattle, gEaibingtpn, BON mo- aus er
I'M 6riibjabr nod ben @olofeloern III
Glonbpfe aufbreCbeu pia.
- Sic Gpuntp 6air in ganal Spper
miro am 2l.. o., %. llno "a. Sep
tember abeebalten. g8ir mDlen boffen,
bielelbe lei beIier bonn @etter beeiinltiet
als lebtes Sabr.
Wilhelmina MplF bon 9enniIpn
murbe in elmer llnteriuhung ppr benz
Yrobate &i9ter irrlinnis befunben uno
ibre leberfhbruns mad einem Srren=
afDl angeoronet.
- Die Gunoen Der bie1iaen WaHer=
tperfe tperoen biermit bena6ri6tiet, oab
Die Wahermietbe fdllig lit unb in Der
Office Der Sem Ybilaoelpbia g8ater
So. besablt perben ioa.
9lm Monta9 mar glrbeitertas
uno murbe oerielbe in ben grDBereu
Stdbten bur6 llmsiiae, Geoen &C. ge=
feiert. Sier sei6nete llh Der Sag bur9
ni6ts BON ieoem anoeren aus.
Ser Gr0Bte She'll Der &die in Die
lem gountD 1T pertauft uuo 5war gu s
Gents per Yfunb. Sotpeit mir bDren,
tpurbe nur fir Elm Mulben, Sasjenige
bon Singers Sdierei in Sugarcreet Sp.,
81 @ents besablt.
8Ied,fanncn, Die elm Quart bal=
ten, su "a Gents per Subeno. 3
@tife Sieeelpa6s 5 Gents, @umm-
beridliiiie fiir Slider a Gents per
Subeno, Seap Glider % Gents per
Subeno bel yurnlioes.
= Wir baben redt tiible Ndhte uno
Die SoIgen sei9en Ii6 on ben MaisfDl=
ben. Sielelben tppllen li6 niht gebo=
rig fiillen uno Die Sarmer fiirdteu, oaB
Die Soffnungen auf cine reide grnte 81
rli1te tperoen.
Saeob SOIL in Canal Sober bat
fiir Die Sairipode cine Geitauration
auf Dem 6airarunbe eemietbet unb iit
bereit, ieinen Sreilnben uno 8efannten
ipdbreno Der 6air quite Mablseiten ober
grfriihungen aller Nrt 81 ierpiren.
- Goeben elm TaB eeiteinpelter 2in-
nen erbalten bel Matbias & SO. Die
id6nite uno bette Nusipabl. Die man ie
in Seem Ybilaoelpbia aeieben. gs be-
sablt iid fur Gud, bel go. ]3l WeIt-
9o9ifraBe uprsuipreden uno bieielbsn
Su iebeu.
Sas Gnmite, tpeldes ertpdblt
tuuroe. Inn SubIcriptiOnen fir Die gr=
ridtung elmer 6ummmaarenfabrit gu
iammeln, berihtet. oab bis jsbt bon ben
$6500. Die sur Siherung Der Gabrit
erfOrberlif iino, $4500 am Wontae
Mbeno gesei6net tuaren unb besriinoeie
0offnuns porbanoen lit, oaB aud Der
&elt Der Summe aufaebradt neroen
fann. Sas Gonlite bofft, oab Die 8e=
ibdftsleute uno @runoeigentbiimer,
tuelde li6 bisher nod nibt on ben
3eidnungen beibeiliat baben. ben 3eft
bes nOtbigen Setrases beiiteuern mer=
hon
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-08

Wir laoen aan3 befonbers unfere
alten 2unben elm, bor3uipreden uno
bic poaifdnOi9e Musuabl BON Derblf-
ipaaren 81 ieben. Die mir ioeben erbai-
ten. uniere Nuspabl bon epeaerei.
fuaaren uno BON Rleiberitoffen aller Mri
lit Dollifdnoi9 unb BON bor3iieliher
Qualitdt. 4anoprpDnfte tperben i'm
austanih seaen Waaren angenommen.
Sir bic friibere Rnnoihaft banteno,
boffen mir auf iueiteren 3uiprud.
Mhtllnqsboll
Mntbias & Co.,
Nsm pbilabelpbia, g..
Na1Fol9er BON Watbias & Did.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-08
0cNOrbeu

9lm 81. Mueuif in Nem ybilooeIpbia
6rau MarD 8. gamma, i'm Utter poil
IS Sabren nad furaer Granfbeit.
GIN 3. September In Dennifon @ni.
Rail. Elm Gonbufteur, an ben Gerle-
bungen, Die er erlitten, ais er am 81.
slua. BON eiller 2ofOmotibe 9etroiien
spuroe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-08

: Miiroe brinat Siirbe, faqte Der
yaiftrdger, als er cine Gilte oui bic
Ghulter bob.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-08
NrteNiMc.

Brieniitc.
fir Die am 4. Geptelnber enbenoe
Wode blieben folaenbe nibt reflantirte
griefe auf Der bieii9en gOitofiice
gobie Bert.
q. 8. gabbif
Joiepb 8. Douelen.
8. 6, Dliper.
Nanes Mfnger.
9. y. Esarb0r'fE g. M.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-08
6eirattsb emtntaungen.

9Sobn SC. Ssborn-8race 90. Mc&in=
reD.
George u. Soett - @bna Saaer.
Nidolas s. &ow - @atb. &i6aroion.
Hewton &. peoples-Yilie M. Murpbp.
Bird 6ornep - Marp Nooleman.
Wm. 6. Wbite - Oetabia gattin.
Wm. Soreler = Nmeoa @lwooo.
@m. s. Yeit - Marp M. Sarmon.
2ouis syenfins - Sarab 2lopo.
eypbn Nbrinfo = 9lnnie 3usah.
@dbrenO bes Mpnats September
miro 8urnlioe Sapeten 81 iebr billisen
Preiien pertaufen. 19
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-22
WHO BURNED NORFOLK.
Seventh Annun, Conycn,,on

The Virginia Sunday School Society
Will hold its seventh annual conven-
ZION In lynchburS on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, February Sd, 18th
and 9th. y cordial invitation from the
Sunday school workers in Lynchburg
has been extended and all are assured
OF warm Christian welcome. Homes;
VIII be provided for delegates.
Each county Sunday school organiza-
ton Is entitled To five delegates. in adj
dillon 10 county president and secretary.
Each city Sunday school interdenomina-
tional organization is entitled 10 four
delegates. All ministers of Protestant
denominations and superintendent of
Sunday schools are eS-oflicio members
OF the convention. and are earnestly re-
quested To attend 1t is hoped that
every county in the State will be rep
resented. Mr.. John +. Pettyjohn. Of
Lynchburg, Is chairman of entcrt ain
mcnt committee.
The Executive Committee of Arrange
ments at Lynchburg consists of Mr.. T..
T.. Shcffey. of Court Street Methodist
church. chairman; Mr.. Charles +. Head,
of ST. Pauls; Mr.. T.. NJ. Threadgill. of
Bethesda Presbyterian: Mr.. II. T.. Me-
Wane, of the Christian church. and Mr..
j. c. Moss. of the Baptist church.
Ii is expected that the various rail-
roads entering Lynchburg and con-
meeting lines will give rates on certifi-
cate plan. viz: Buy ticket from
starting point to Lynchburg at full first
class fare. and get il signed by the pro-
per person at the convention. which viii
cntitle you to return trip home ii one
third rates.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-22
CITY IN PARAGRAPHS
6rlefest Possible Mention Made of Many
Matters of Interest 10 All Readers.
OCCURRENCES NOTED WITHOUT DETAILS
NOT Much About Anything Dut
Something About Many Things
A photographic View of Life in
Norfolk I'm Its Many and Vary.
ing Phases Briefly Noted.

MT; A. GUS Lagorio has gone to
Washington, ID. c..
Miss Nettle Hanraran, of Petersburg.
Is visiting in Norfolk
Dispositions In the Wise-Young Con-
greSSional contest will be taken today
Mr.. T. Leroy Bond and Mrs. Bond. of
Norfolk are In Petersburg on a visit.
On saturday night a party of Cyclists
VIII wheel to this city from Elizab tn
City, n. c.
folk. who has been Ill in New York.
is improving
Miss Lucy Graves, one of the teachers
In Queen street public school, has been
confined TO the house for a few days
by slight Illness
The quarterly. meeting of the Norfoll,
Branch of the Virginia Bible Society will
be held this evening at 8 o'clock in the
Y. NJ. c. A. building.
Messrs. Bradley II. Easton and Robert
X. SiZer, OF New York. are here on bust
ness connected with the Camp Lumber
Manufacturing company, of Franklin,
Va.
Mrs. Christina 3. Trudewlnd return
ed nome yesterday morning from Bel
mont. N. c., where she has been to
place her son. Leon, at the ST. Mary
College.
a mission will be held at St. Marks
Episcopal church, Lambert's Point, by
Rev. Dr. ]. II. Lacy. evangelist for the
Diocese of Southern Virginia, beginning
this evening at 8 o'clock.
The Southern railways steamer Char
lotte, which grounded off Old Point
Wednesday night, was 1oated at $40
o'clock yesterday morning by the tugs
Piedmont and Little Nell.
The services will be held at the Union
Mission tonight under auspices OF the
"Y's" Religious Work Committee, w. Z.
Landlord. chairman. The public cor
daily invited. Members attending will
wear badges.
There will be match game of pool
for purse of $50 Tuesday night at the
Colonial Hotel, Talbot street. between
Bon Doaler. of Norfolk. and w. w.
Childress. of Richmond. both champions
of their respective cities.
Fl. III. Fauntleroy. Ba 'imore manager
OF the business Exchange" there. was
called here by the death OF his brother.
I3. |. Fauntleroy, on the 18th instant.
During his stay he was the guest of his
sisters at Park View and his brother
family, 225 Chapel street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-22
Bitten by q Dog.

The city is full Of worthless ours.
Strange to say that In the West End
they are most numerous. Night is
made hideous by them and for exercise
during the day the little beasts are
seemingly encouraged and certainly per-
mitied by their owners to chase the
passers by. One gentleman was bitten
by one of the playful little fellows yes
terday so badly that a doctor was called
In. who thought it necessary to canterlze
the wound. This gentleman, TO whom
the thanks Of pedestrians and those who
wish occasionally to sleep in the vicin-
ity are due, confesses to having killed
three of these unlicensed ours, was
meditating the destruction of the one
which bit him when he learned that it
was against the law to kill a dog that
bites you. and that his only recourse
was to sue the owner He is now
meditating that course. Is there no
swifter vengeance to be had? Has man
no rights that the dog is bound to re-
spect? There could be no better time
to begin crusade against the dogs
that infest the day and murder sleep
In the fashionable residence quarter of
Norfolk. The hour has come. where is
the man?
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-22
THE CHIEFS RAT,ED
Seventh Anniversary of Orinoco
Tribe, Rcd Wen at Kirn Hail.

Last evening al Kim Hall, Eramblcton
Ward, Ornoco Tribe. Improved Order
Of Red men. publicly installed their
newly elected officers. The Raising up
the chiefs" as This event is known
III the nomenclature of the Red Men,
is tlways an important date in the cal
endar for members of the tribe.
The address of the evening was de-
livered by Past Sachem John w. Cherry.
and in ii he outlined the aims of the
great American order demonstrated
what 1t has already accomplished and
predicted bright future for the order.
The formal ceremony OF installation
was performed 10y the proper officers.
The officers installed We're as follows:
Sachem. ID. j.. Purcell; Senior Saga
more. w. II. Clarke; Junior Sycamore.
III. d. Seymour: Prophet. G. NJ Humph-
rics; Keeper of Records, Il. y. Williams:
Collector of Wamupm. c. +. kegebcan:
Keeper of Wampum, X. d. Smithers.
Aftcrward three little ladics-Misses
Emily Dean, Edna Outten and Lelie
Dean-rendered some very attractive re-
citations
Following the exercises an clabora te
banquet was served in the large audi
forum which had been prettily decorat-
ed and was brilliantly lighted. Covers
had been laid for 2l0 guests and the
braves and their families and friends
enjoyed the good things prepared until
n late hour. There were Informal toasts
and general merry-malng. The sew
cnth anniversary of Orinoco Tribe will
long be pleasantly remembered.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-22
FIRE AT GAS nUIL.DING.
A Small Ginze -EXitnguished by the
Chemical Engine.

Fire was discovered in the Office of the
City Gas Light company. on Plume
street, last night about 9:i5 o'clock and
in response to still alarm the depart
ment was quickly on the scene.
The chemical engine got In stream
and after almost two hours work. eXtIn-
guished the blaze without the necessity
of flooding the building.
The fire originated on the ground floor
and burned rapidly up between two
partitions as high as the third floor
Il was confined to- quite a narrow space
however. and the damage will not eX-
by insurance.
The chimical's cylinders were re.
charged whfN in use for the first time
since that t-sent apparatus was pur-
chased. One cylinder was charged
while the other was in use. Two lines
of hose were used.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-22
HELPS In E economy.
now no MAKE a rEw DIMES SAVE
a GREAr MANY DOLLARS.
stylish Gowns of rIandsosne color Mt
Small. Cost-New Clothes for the
Whole Famtiy.No Need or Hooking
Shabby Even fin These III ara Times.

II hope to help many who are trying
to ecenomize." says a writer IN the La
diamond dyes wonders can be done in
making old dresses look like new. In
my own family we actually did not buy
q single new dress or cloak las, fail.
yet We dressed comfortably and in style.
by dyeng over clothes that had been
cast aside.''
Diamond Dyes come in convenient
packages which color from one to ten
pounds of goods for ten cents. Full li-
rections make 1t impossible for one to
have poor luck" with the diamond, md
non-fading colors are obtained Without
any experience in dyeing.
A book of free directions for home dye
ing will be sent to any one by the pro
prietors. Wells, Richardson s. Co., Bur
lington. VT.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-22
IInd Many Friend. Here.

News has reached here of the death of
Hon. w. j. Rogers. of Northampton
county. N. c.. at his home near Mar
garetsvllle. Mr.. Rogers had many
friends here who will receive the sad
news with sincere regret. He was for
number of years Identified with the
commission business of Norfolk, with
the firm of Messrs. w. j. Rogers & Son.
Withdrawing from business Mr. Rogers
returned TO North Carolina, where he
has since resided, with the exception of
the time he was. under appointment of
President Cleveland, Commissioner OF
Revenue in Oklahoma Territory. He
had many friends among the merchants
| of Norfolk. by whom his death Is deeply
regretted
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-22
Death of VAR. Hoffman.

At st. Vincent's Hospital yesterday
morning Mr.. w. W. Hoffman, OF Phila-
delphia, aged rs years. died of heart
disease, leaving widow and three
children. Mrs. Hoffman was with him.
The remains were last evening shipped
to Leesburg. N. J., for interment. The
deceased had for many years been a
ea-faring man and has commanded i
number of vessels Being in feeble
health, lie had recently taken the easier
work of navigating a vessel plying be-
tween Cuba and Northern ports in the
United Stacs. and was left here by his
ship three weeks ago.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-22
COMPRESS FACILITIES.
Norfolk Has Riue Mnchinery and
iIpie Nt0rnge Cnpncltx.

The amount of cotton compressed Mt
this port during the present season Will
be greatly In excess OF That handled here
in 1895. The consolidated compress has
u capacity OF $4,000 bales per day, with
an equal capacity for storage. Includ-
ms the Seaboard warehouse, In Ports
mouth. however, there is storage room
here for 100000 bales.
The congresses In use here are very
powerful. having pressure of 1000 tons.
Smaller congresses of less scientific con-
struction, such as are in use In the in
terior. can not possibly turn out the
work done by the machines here.
The volume of cotton shipments this
season have kept the presses constantly
busy.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-22
CONCEALED WEAPONS
Justice Tomlln is Waging Wat on Those
Who Garry Them.
He WILL NOW IMPOSE JAIL SENTENCES
senman Borg Acquitted of Theft on
HIS Appenl-Suit Against Adams,
Express Express Company for DC.
lay Caused by Rnii Wreck
Another Interesting Suit.

Judge Hanckel, presiding IN the Cor
poration Court yesterday. heard argu-
ment In the case Of the Wright Produce
company against the Adams Express
company. The action is brought in an
enoeaFor to recover for damages sus-
tained by the delay of the defendant In
delivering large lot of strawberries
shipped from Norfolk to Newark, n. j.
~ wreck on the railway caused the de-
lay, and the defendant argues that this
was beyond its control
MI. Hugh q. Miller appeared for the
plaintiff and Mr.. w. ii. C. Ellis for the
defendant Judge Hancllel took the
matter under advisement
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-22
Refined ana Discrimiuntiug rns,e.

Speaking of FoXs MINK Butter
Wafer Crackers. Maj. j. Il. NJ. Wright
stepped into a leading druggist on yes
terday morning and what do you reck on
he saw? Two beautiful young ladies
slipping hot chocolate at the counter.
Was that all? Nay. verify They were
simply devouring Fox Crackers with
avidity. Many thanks. girls. Your
contrad!ctinction between wholesome
and palliative food and bad makes good
brothers and husbands come home al
seasonable hours and happiness reign
supreme.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-22

Many merchants are we'll aware that
their customers are their best friends
and take pleasure in supplying themwith
the best goods ohtainable. AS an III
Stance we mention Perry & Cameron.
prominent druggists of Flushing, Mich
igan. They say: I'VE have no hesitation
In recommending Chamberiain'S Cough
Remedy To our customers as 1t Is tile
hest cough medicine we have ever sold
and always gives satisfaction For
sale at % and 90 cents per bottle by all
druggists.