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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24
CITY IN PARAGRAPHS.
8rlefest Possible Mention Made Of Many
Matters of Interest 10 ALI Readers.
OCCURRENCES ROTlD WITHOUT DETAILS
a"t Much About Anything as,t
Something About Muny Things.
a hinctoSraphic view OF Life in
NorfolI5 I'm Its aInns ana vuryf
ing Ehuscs Isrlcny Noted.

Miss Jennie Creekmore is lying very
III at her home, 22G Windsor avenue
Miss Maggie lAskew, or North Caro-
linn. Is visiting the Misses burgess, on
brewer street.
Rev. a. S. I.loyd,of ST. Lnl1e's Episco-
pal church, Will speak at the Y. NJ. G. A.
Sunday afternoon.
wheel race will take place here Sep
TENDER 18th and t4lh. Efforts are being
made for a big meet.
Captain William Lauder and family
leave to-day for Fictou, n. s.. where
they will spend the summer.
Dora Rodgers, colored. was arrested
Yesterday upon q peace warrant sworn
out by Mary Day, also colored.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G.. Triton left for
Boston last evening via the Merchants
Snd Miners Transportation compa ny 5
steamer.
Alr. Howell T.. Dupuy, Deputy Clerk
or the Court. cut his foot quite badly
while bathing at Virginia Beach Thurs
daY evening"
Misses Annie Morris and Carrie Hud-
gins left Tuesday morning to spend the
heated term will Mrs. Claude Hudgins.
Matthews county.
The divine service of the mass will
ne SAID at The cottage or Mrs j. t. AL
ZEN nt Virginia Beach, Sunday. c5th,
at $50 and 10 a. M
The lady friends of the Infant SAM
tarium served ice cream at Miss Monte
y tiiNl!tsons cottage AZ Virginia Beach
idSt evening from $ to II O'clock
&c me FIRST Presbyterian church
KEY. Edward Mack, pastor. will preach
tomorrow at II a. m. and y. III. Sab
oath school at $3.50 a. m. Young peo-
pies meeting at 7:15 p. NJ
The Infant Sanitarum excursion ~
2id FONT and the Capes on the steamer
,ocanontas. postponed from Wcdncs-
Jay. look place last night, under the
Arcanlnl. =
At Second Presbyterian church. the
.''stor' Key. Or. w. S. Lacy, will preacl,
tomorrow at II a. m and at S y. m.
sunday school at $50 L. IN. Young peo-
pes PRAYER meeting at 40 D. m.
MI. Alfred Isaac 4 prominent news.
paper man OF Cleveland. O., accomn,-
',i ',, by his wife and little son. Ralph
VIII arrive by the Bay Line this morn.
ing on visit of several weeks ia lie
brother, Mr. T.. M. Isaac
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24
THE MERRY BAND LEAVE.

The Jolly Pennsylvania Campers Re-
turned Home Last Night
The Merry Camping Band, of York
Pa. which has been enjoying tenting ut
Ocean View for the past two weeks
left for their Northern homes last even
ing 10 the great regret Of the hundreds
or friends they have made for them
Norfolk.
The campers are as jolly an aggrega-
non OF good fellows as one would ever
care to meet, and they have certainly
ADDED much to the gaycty of life at
he View during the past two weeks.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24
ELECTION or OrFIC,r,pc

me annual meeting of the stockhold-
efs OF the Norfolk, Willoughby Spit
ana Old nint railroad was held yestcr-
daN ut The Office Of II. l.. Page e Co.
Hank street. The following officers were
riccted: II. t. Page. president: I. a.
rage Vice president; c. T. Norton. sec
rctarv and treasurer, and Mcssrs. G. III.
,'hrEe't. II. L. Page, e. y. Page, I. A..
rage and c. Il. Norton, directors.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24
THE SEAHOARH'S SOUTHERN .SOIJ.
VEN Il --

The passenger department OF the Sea
hoard Air Line at Portsmouth. Va,
has issued a unique, attractive and use
trl souvenir in the shape OF n paDcr
weight. being Il bale OF cotton reduced
TO about two by three inches. lying on
truck while an idle negro, seated on
Inc bale. enjoys his Watermelon This
attractive. rs well as useful article. can
ne obtained by sending % cents in
STAMPS TO II. J. Anderson, general pas
senSer agent. Portsmouth. Va, to cover
cost OF mailing
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24
SUPPLIES FOR THE ALA1sHoUsD

Councils Committee Opens Bids for
Furnishing the City With Them.
The Councils AlmshouSe Committee
mas opened the following bids for fur
nishing supplies for that institution:
Rauons. per 100, John Stroud S1G.19;
Aaron Marx So Forty tons egg coal.
per ton William Donovan, $3.50: George
W. Taylor & Co, S5.43 and Noting
nam & Wrenn, $5.3l. The contract in
both cases was awarded to the lowest
bidder. subject TO the approval or the
council. The committee has not vet
decided as to soft coal
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24
DEATH OF MIR. rEN1,REss.

Mr. David Fentrcss. CT years of age
died at 1880 O'Clock yesterday morning
alter brief Illness. He was Con-
tederate Veteran. The deceased leaves
several children. The funeral viii take
place 81 Mount Pleasant. Norfol1, cow
". Sunday morning ut II o'clock
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24
= Z - : = ; = =
NO CNrC 40 lhuY

That is the way all druggists sell
GROVES TASFEI.ESS CHILL TONIC
for Chilli, and Malaria. ! is simply Iron
ana c2uinIne III taseless form. Chill
drAn love 1t. Adults prefer it to bitter
nahseating tonics. Price, soc.
je 26-oed-52t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24
81 WRECK ON THE c. AND o.
' FFre!sht Trains Smash Up and Block

3Ftre!sht Trains Smash Up and Block
Y Ri s3i$Is Travel.
VS.; = export News. Va, July 23--(spc-
eial. 1.-TWO freight trains collided on
Inc curve Laresn station, about fif-
teen miles above Williamsburg at noon
s$to TOD ay. The train men We're badly
3shafen up, but no lives We're lost. The
wreck was Very serious in destruction
or property. Both trains were derailed
ana piled in heap. The mails, express
matter and passengers were delayed
about six hours i;i
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24
I apecinis Forthis week.

4z Six cabinet photpgra phs,s SIPS; six
3}?faYorite photograp hssI75c. four diamond
SsoIae water color with Gall orders over
"a s5 j,g 3. S.$sCAAIPBEsLL
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24
PORT CALENDAl

Sun rises at 5:0i a m. and sets ct 7:1s
d. m: High water at Sill 4. m. and $3.50
p. M: low water at 1852 Il. m. and 1900
midnight
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24
81 lmnorlnnt runc.lon sliunu,n1o.,

The Kidneys exercise most jmDort,n,
functions, which are so wcarsonic thai
thcT tax to the utmost the strength ana
Every breath. every pulsation Of the heart
every movement Of limb. every thought.
MAKES waste, and nccessiatcs The lcvcl.
orinCnt or new atoms. The used IN nar
ticicS IN the blood are siftcd from it. and
dlsSolNea III a watcry fluid by the kidney.
Which Then discharge this fluid into ih!'
bladder. y train OF disasters to the avs
ten would follow If these ashes" so 10
sncak; We're not thoroughly strained OFF
ma aiSclarEcd This is the ease when
Stomach Bittcvs, by restoring their ac
uvi,y, nnt only Keeps open Il most impor-
1 ,nhl outlet Tor impurities. but prevents
diseases of the Kidneys Themselves Ivhini
MnHI inert become liable to fall Il prey 10
n,n,TlGs' Eright,s disease, mcphitis nihn-
citcnt TO them, which although uot snn
. iaiy RAPID IN their progression, are par
ucniarly obstinate and fatal '.E
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24
FOR RENT.

ST RESIDENCES js.
$IeGe. Place, 357 CRANKY ST.. I2l Farmland,
\ at, 81 Holt st, 172 Riley St. 10 Airing on
;sFlace, S07 Church street.
$444 13RAMBLETON-1l4 N. Graytlon ave-
nue., 80 Mnltby avenue. 122 Claiborne ave.
sS3s F'I.ATS-412. 36l Church st ,3i1 Church
GO High ST.. % and q Talbot, 80 ana 80
4 Bank .sI3 -
s:a FROM OCTOBER 1st-S2 Grace ST.. 227
Hot st. tc
So Fo RIES-5s3 and $50 Main ST., corner
Mater and Madison SITS, 525 Church ST..
NSI4 S.omncrcc st, q and 20 Talbot, 2J
8ChurGh st. u Queen ST.. 55i Church. .
.$, f!S-3Si Main ST., 2ll Main st. in
CITY kNattona Bank fa
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24
] sunday questions ana Answcr,.

s53 A.: Fill the sand fill the from ii, and
.Dour8the 4 in the s. Pour the in
iEthe 8 gallon casl1, and fill the again
and fill the 3 from IT. You have the 1
gallons in the gallon zcask.
sSS5 @: Two men cal do same work in IL
days. How long will it take each one
II II takes one ten days longer than the
other. S
IsEgz q. Have you seen our
5I.ad!es'&Tan OXfords, 2-S...... .ioc.
Ladies Lao Patent Tip Oxfords. AS. doc.
Ladies Cloth Slippers. AS. . 3Eic
Ladies' Cloth CATERS, 4-8. SOC.
Ladies 9 Carpet Slippers. At 2sc.
Mems Carpet Slippers, GIL $500. !. sac
:hlen's Tennis Oxfords Gil Z. 4. SIC.
Mems Congress Caters 81 . CO.
ii 81 I;. ,55 II EI4LER'S SHOE STORE,
81 Bank ST., Opp. Courthouse.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24
WEATHER REPORT.
Forccnnt anu eaeneral Conditions Eos
| .ts 80 Ils cO.tiny. stit s.s4e 49,
Washington, july 20,

Z, 5,'7-r-'---- Washington, July %, 1897 y
q FAIR For Virginia: Fair, not Sc
6l warm; northwesterly winds.
- For North Carolina: Gene
rally fair; continued high tenn
pcra ture; &SuuthweSterly winds.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24

,,SSI # you want to spend a sdeliehtiui lay
on the water take steamer Noriharnp-
ten, leaving Bay Line wharf a 200 a
MI da lily, except Sunday, for trip to
5AIobtac!ss Bay and5landings on weste II
Shore Fare 81 for the round trip. Meals
I'D cents each. 100 H f5s3; 5 SEaI jy1S-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24
&c I'D Il: :. S.S Is E. IL S.


RQQsdS sl1sAND 21gCOLuMRIA BUILD.
ING 9RA,lBf }STHaAT.
SSg5s 8 !; lss n .GS =.
dwelling II o. Il tTa8eweil street.
dwelling NO. 1919 sButc street.
b Fiat Nc. 20 Charlotte street
s!snW eiling No. 20 Cumberland street.
dwelling No. 126 High street.
Dwelling No. zoo York street.
Il Dwelling n O.. 3iS Bousn street.
4 Dwelling No. II York Place.
h Dwelling 1888 Duke street.
n Dwell ing, No. ISL Man street.
Dwelling No.. SO Main street.
Nc 50 Cumberland street.
dwelling house No. 224l Bank street.
Dwelling No. Is Shields street.
1DMEiltnT No.%a Dartmouth street.
syaTehottsef s. and 81 Roanoke Dock
. Store No. 81 Granny street.
8 StoreES3 COMMERCIAL Place.
store Mo- 5af Church street.
4 Stores Nos. IS ana Al Commerce..
q Stores Nos. alS and CIT Church street.
4 Etares Nos, 1s5 Water street
S1SGees Granny and Commerce streets.
& OH1ces# Mo- 1SS Main street.
: Hall over n os POI and o5S Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24

q, ~ iss SDa isy Ra ynond d, OF sthe team of
ssl Hes = nd RAYMOND b a Ocean View
lis8syeek, was formerly q ider,t Of
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24
lflccnn view a tirncttons.

- ' = =, "
51 Eddie Miles Imitation CT "the by IN
the era die q a L OceanEVieWSthis week il
ssifnpl " immense. He Is a. most excel
lent black face comedian. d "; M
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24

Whcn You are weak. tired lifclcss, Won
nee" 70 enrich and purify your blood with
Hoods SarsaparilIa "a
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24

Norfolk. Va, July 17th 1897.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the co-pnrtnership hcrctoforr cxisting
ictwccn JOSEPH J.. LAMBERT ana w
Z. DOIiE Ell. uiiilc" the firm name of LAM
BERT &: DOZIER. was on Tho datc ar
This writing dissolved by mutual consent.
All moacys due tie firm will be collected
by JOSEPH +. LAMBERT, who will also
pay all outstanding accounts.
j. j. IAMBERT
Z N2z-W!' "a ~. c.. QQZlEE.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24

Alter all the best advertisement for
Newest Discovery" in painless extrac-
selves. N. Y. Dental Rooms On,v now
number. 234 Main street. Epnis. Dentist.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24
y, II. II. Trice s; Co..

Real Estate and Rental Agents, Corner
II Bnnk and Plume streets.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24

8 888 rand ices at Ocean VieWthis week
sy.gs tenor gorge 'rest on fs E hard to
beat rs s 5s g% a. 5ul3-ti
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24

ssSs e xperr. Is peat ed PEI
nm iieat Tsx am Elat II onsf rec. -. Fl
sGHlessaS il stree
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24
METEOROLOGICAL DATA,

II. S. Department; or Agriculture.
Weather Bureau, Norfolk, july %.
The Following observations are record.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24

See Dr., nv eek Ia boat yourTeyes. al
5sas ssEA prssrfi are n arante ca.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24

seen was that it was another Of Joes
runaway matches and that his people
got him out OF It in sumo way or other
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24

Efforts were at once made by the
morning newspaper men to uscerta ain
If possible, the truth Or faisity Of the
rumors y number Of peop,c who know
the Cannons had recollection Of some
thing OF this sort, but no definite re-
suits could be reached in such a. short
tlne' The recollection OF the people
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-28
COMMENT oN THE MESSAGE.
The Governor Denies That He Has
Selected Commissioners.

OLYMPIA. Feb. Especial. Rox-
ers' message created a great deal Of CON-
ment. a few still insist that the person
nei OF the commission Is already deter
mined. Celebrating upon the matter. the
governor said:
''As FOR the statement that have made
selections. or even decided upon the MEM
bsrs 81 fhe prospective railroad commits
son. | can only repeat what I said sn nay
message. / have not decided upon whom
I shall select for these positions. nor have
] given any consideration 20 1t, neither
viii I decide OF consider who shall be
members % the railroad commission until
8 railroad commission is established Ny
reasons Tor faEorlng a railroad commits
sion are wei known. such an agency IS
this must be created in order TO represent
thu shippers. As Il is. under existing
Jaws. any private person who has been
wron Eed BY a railroad company, whether
by excessive charges or BY the loss OF
property. has no recourse. because his
limited means VII Eot permit him 20 fght
in the courts 81 Law a gigantic corpora
tica that has unlimited resources 81 IS
all grievances Of private persons would
he taken up by the commission al the sx-
peuse ~ the state.
a railroad commission need not y ex-
re0savs, It's costs VT 6e sraau indeed
compared with the beupsits accTulng 10
The people 5uE % - effective every CON-
mission Dust ne accountable 20 a Tespou-
sgole he -. and " heneyer any member q
the board. ov the entire board. should ~
derelict % MS or their duty. instant re-
moxsl would - the penalty
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-28
g TT
cuts
GRIP
Cknrf
short.

New York. Mrs Downsy. q W. ssth 81.
II took TT for Grippe and 1t cured me:
one small vial"
Pentwster. Mich, The Crescent Drug
Store. We find your TT for Grip and
Colds a wonder Every package more
than satisfies -
Lincoln, Neb.. o. J. Wilcox. Esq. Of the
Farmers Mutual Insurance Compa1xs.
writes: Il have been using your ~ FOR
Grip with such success. that I want TO have
your specifics az hand. kindly send me
Manual of Diseases"
Richmond. Va, John Mitchell. Jr., Edi-
tor and Proprietor OF the Planet: I'VE
are much pleased with the Specifies; they
act quickly and without any dlsagreeable
results. ~ is electrician in its action.
friend % mine. W. II. Ishazn, 500 y. sth
St, suffering with Cold OF years dura-
ton. although under the treatment OF a
physician. was cured by IL
DR.. Humphreys Homeopathic Manual Of
Diseases at your druggists or Mailed Free
A small bottle OF pleasant pellets. fits the
vest pocket. Sold BY druggists. or sent on
receipt OF = cents or five for 81 Humnh-
reys' Med. Co. Cor William & John SIS.
New York.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-28
rAvoRs PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Rrswn's Decision on Payment Of
Interest Bends.

OLYMPIA. FEB Especial -Stata ST.
uerfnf@Daent Browne hss recently render
ea decision thar wI} have 4 vital inter-
eSk 70 ha1f use punsfe schoo.s ia t1e state
TIE opinion Is In answer 70 q COMM unica-
ton received Ia the supersn tenieut'z o.
So from SUPERINTENDENT Pred J Chaz-
SSrlaln q ChsaR1As county.
The district fron Safoh tae lette~ s.
written has outstanding eonAs Nasch vii
not be de uutn Isi2 TEE ceanty clerk
has issued 4 statement IN EaicA hs tn-
clu3ex tse entire tnteress on these hor -
ep % tAe sfgns they Dec0Tne due Tbs
interest. ADDED 90 ths face - ire berss.
woai carry TIE county tc5eht assnsss over
the legal 5irzfs- These lords were voted
and issued under tie law that requires
the schooi hos-3 - fsvv rsx eno-<a "a n
yea- 70 uay tAe interaEt on thstr bonds
a. in tAei~ tsEers 50 - 80 % make IS ie-
cuabsat or 20 county treasurer "a DO
tnts-
S,soe-sntsndeos Browne decl8sz tha r.
te~sSx coupons s-1Gt6 rot - cozs. ieras. As
= part - ths liabilities % TIE dtsf-s-.
havoaa th- interest for TIE rarrr-, vez-.
hs83inE tEst & - hzgf far ~ Dresan7e that
any e-sndao.ae- wssld - satisfied &c set
sse zlth any $500. district a. she. state
Ear TIE kses * TIE bead psus tee intprsss
70 date - Sstt.es1eat, evea tsosxa tha
renfrs-< - tie bou1 might res come.
Afza % 90 -. ara a. - tazt p Is evident
- 81 whs soox 81 tAe statsst.-s - tae
s-egssl districts ~ tes ssats tSar s,es a
s~sa~~s vos14 rlace enost - ere 3~strtcts
bssvsa8 to possta1-t - T-siass5nsz<
s-@ss7E kn4 Uer7zs& ~ s-~r-slstert N-tsg
faa ux~arnc#nS r5rAt sof tse state to --Ake
a-n-za urowfzs0a - fes rs1eatsaa o. a.
..esss-~a ~ssnts IS Ase-8s-s He teerarer~
.tassenss sru<a tie cua2,y ssrks state
EasuL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-28
WARNER SCORES THE MESSAGE.
Gives the Names OF the Men Selected
for Comm ssioners.

OLYMPIA. Feb. Especial. RE presen-
tative Warner In conversation with the
correspondent Of the Post-Intelligsncer
said regarding the governors message:
Wei. al ! have 20 say =, that had
the governor taken the position az Ellens-
burg that he nov takes, and had ever ad-
vocated or even limited that he was IN ia
yor Of railroad commission. he never
would have been governor of the state %
" washington, and never would have been
heard or
n railroad commission never was advo-
Gated by him or limited al IN any OF his
puos!c uttarsnces. n the campaign, nor
was IL advocated by any Of the fusion
parties. platforms or public speakers, and
had any pubic TnAa aaxoca ted Il. he
would have been denounced BY the people.
Il repeat that in each and every state
where commissions exist they are curse
to the people. and the railroad companies
tire satisfaction. The only good Il VIII
accomplish is that Il VIII De a political
and be very useful for campaign purposes.
especially Ia a senatorial aght two years
from now.
Il made the statement on the floor OF
the house that the commission had been
selected | should have said decided up
on. and repeat It. and the names OF the
men selected are Gid Kent. OF Whitman:
John r. Judson. of Pierce. and 5. NJ Al
len, OF King This has been common
knowledge In Olympia for nearly ten
days. and am informed that the govern
or has been very indignant at the earnest
protest OF tbs very best men IN the party
al his hasty action IL deciding In advance
OF any action by the legislature who
should be on the commission. / have this
information also from a very reliable
source in fact. nearly every body
knows IL.
What win the legislature do about the
meSxage9 Well. you heard the motion 10
lay IL on the table which / think was
very indtscreet. bat that is what would
have been done with Il IL the speaker had
not come 70 the rescue.
The governor appears TO be alarmed
that we have passed no railroad legisla-
qen. The house has passed a rate bill.
that. with some notifications and
changes. VIII De just. equits bic and rea-
sonahle lsw. and viii be sustained by the
courts, ard the S. 60 that the commits
sion would cost Will be saved 70 the peo-
pie.
Il repeat. We have taken a very decided
action toward the reduction OF railroad
rates. ard this legislature viii not be CO.
creed into doing something that the peo-
pie Of this state do not now and never did
4. a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-28
RIRDS FOR THE SHOOT
.rxpnED DOZEN PIGEONS
srxT TO CARSON.
s,.sxhfered to MAKE Nevada
xtusrt VIII BE Well In =
Two-Nork on the Arena
s.,~. Rapidiy->eversi Ina
au~.tIsns 10 BE Decided
his Week

-. Nex FEB. %.-Thsrs are
fiss-s' 7s.,,nsrsa carpenters nosT az Work
ss1-- 80 as the skeleton work OF tae
g - 49, 4 about competed Just as
81 -. stuart gets out, which VII De
So = - mere vii be Z meeting OF
e . - -.s,vax@rasnt 20 settle several I'M
- kzzg Elss+S ----,sf,.s- .rz.,r,--
..sse questions roF penang, .si1'osis
- - press seating aTTaiis = sls.llts. ne
..-s.ssao & gsaeH a-d ne uAA1s . Al
-. - "a 1ght March j. Tne weather
80 - bright and pleasant
60 - 10 change In the programmes
- 81 ne quarters o. tae big ngnt-
2 9.-,srs : crowd vent % sha@'s
- AIS morning 20 witness Coro@tf's
1890 with the gloves
-. - @,s-f~se dozen live pigeons were
- - vs.faraxy for the big live bird
$50. $50 f.ss-hagr % these will be shipped
- .w.v f,a.eaga By 3alachy Hogan, Stu
= :. .s,.~.e..g1rafig ia the Windy City.
- - oth.f half VIII re brought on 81
= &c ztuarts agent IA San Francisco.
= assaks nov az though tie shoot " az
.s.srx NJ b. a mammoth AFFAIR. Aside from
:. ~ bird individual championship.
go u.ffi b. Interstate team shoots. Mon
80. uah.. Idaho. wyoming and CALI
80. are getting teams IA shape and VIII
-. cart III the competitions A big ten
80 handicap sweepstakes. = entrance les
- a noeral percentage OF the gate re-
selats viii be another feature % tns tour
n.rsns. The Championship trophy. now
90 hy Elliott. Was shipped from New
Vark Yesterday and VIII reach this city
Tsse5zg
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-28
GOV. ROGERS MESSAGE
contsnaed From FIRST Paze.


sixteen 70 twenty feet Now tAer- was
only oza ne01fh. and the depth szs Only
four feet
Lewis took similar position 20 tsa- %
Hz-peF. ard sad rat ire ooSrraet1cns hs1
csuse1 bars 70 form a. the mouth OF tie
sssxft river.
wocding sske. Harper Y the blu passed
would l. szop Logging OF TIE skzgt river.
and TIRE reply VAS that f would not.
Waroartoa said that the effect Of the
lsr woGI1 h= 70 con1scats ne property
% the l0Ezers OF the Skagit river, and
therefore that be was opposed 70 & Har-
per aSnfed tina. this was 90. The 1ili-g I'D
OF the river and floods we're caused ~ tas
ooonx da-ning ard consequent filing Ep
Of tire river.
Range said a nefshbo- % his had paid
ss,s. for farm on that river ard that
u bad b@ea practically ruined by the
foods.
The Bit failed 70 psss-yess T. nays g.
for the reason that u ma iority OF the whole
senate failed 20 vote for u. Lesh gave
notice that he would move for a reconsid-
Grafton.
Senate bill 20 fer the relief Of Q. ".
Babcoek. vas taken from the calendar AID
passed. yeas a nays g. K progi3es thaI
the sum of si.745 be Appropriated for the
relief OF George w. Bsbeock for drawing
plans and specifications and superintend-
ing the construction OF the nsw cell wing
OF the state p@nitentlary.
A report was read from the senate con-
ference committee on the bill fixing the
salary OF the supreme court reporter. II
stated that the senate refused TO rece1s
from its position and that the house con-
CURED 81 the senafe's amendment.
IL was moved by Taylor that the twenty
two bills on she table be taken therefrom
oy the sitting committee. 1t was an at
tempt 20 get the Cline biz from the table.
and the effort was fought II was finally
decided that the Sitting committee virtu-
ally had charge OF the calendar. and 20
no action was taken
The senate adjourned az o clock .. n.
until 1870 O'Clock on MorGay