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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-02-26

land increased so rap
idly that inside Of six
.uoatbs ! increased
thirty six pounds in
weight. All pain in
the heart Is gone, and
.the nervousness mas
wholly left me-"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-20

There is u tendency among modern
writer's TO disregard the necessary
years Of preparation for n good and
worthy work The leading American
writer's Of prose rarely rose to prom
nence before they had reached mature
age. Jonathan Edwards was 30 years
old before he published The Freedom
OF the Will:" Benjamin Franklin was
u when he freshcned and aharpened
most nf his best sayings. 1t Is true
that uving's "Knickerbocler History
of New York" came out when the
writer was only 20 years old, but IL
was ten years later before his first
sketch Book made It's appearance.
Emerson's Mature" was given TO the
public when he vast &c. but his FIRST
volume Of Essays did not appear till
Eve years later; the second followed
three years after that. "Twice-TOld
Tales" was given to the public 10y
Hawthorne when he was 35. "The
Scarlet Letter not coming out tin
Hawthorne was &C George Elliot was
mature when Adam Bede" electrified
the reading world. Even Scott. whose
writings In later life followed each
other in rapid succession, did not
send out his Waverly novels TIL he had
reached his 43rd year THE Auto
o"st Of 'ao Breakfast Table did not
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-20

begin to take form till DR. Holmes was
A.
All OF these years meant not idlenoss
or Indifference, hut actual and earnest
preparation. Francis Purkman be-
fore writing his The Oregon Trail"
lived I'M the camps Of the Sioux. In
the midst of terrible privatlou and
danger. to learn his subject at first
hand. The young writer of today
who thinks .that he cnn produce
something good at white heat VIII
probably lind himself lost In his char
acters and carried away By his emo
tons tin the result VIII reveal tho
fact that he was ovciriddcn by his
ideas rather than keeping them
Nyoll under control. Dickens. in his
youth. let his characters rule him
thus but, as lle grew older. he set
himself to manage. rather than 10 he
managed, and last books are MI the
better for this reform. Balzac was
terrible in the eyes of his prnof-rcad-
ers, Tor he sent page after page OF
proof back, so altered that they had
to be entirely reset. Care is the only
safe rule for q lasting work. and the
lack Of care IL the cause of the floods
of Indifferent literature sweeping over
the reading world at the present time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-20
Wash Goods.

The crisis is now at handl You never
saved so much before
One lot OF Printed Lawns, worth
Sijc,to be closed out this week
at yard).....,.....,..... ........ &c
1850 yards 7 Percales, in a,sori-
ed colols and patterns. value
SIC, his week at yard ........ SC
case Black Saline. bought to sell
at f2'5c, to be closed at (yardl FAC
The balance of our silk-striped
Madras Cloths. regular retail
price 25c, TO be closed this
week at yard. ........ 15c
All our acc French Organizes, the
hnest quality made, to be
closed at yard. o5c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-20
Wrappers,

ALMOST GIVEN AWAY.
Ladies' light Percale Wrappers,
value 81, to close...........-..
Blac Sateen Wrappers, 90 bust
only, value 81. so, ior...........
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-04
YTI ALARM Ed,
Report Ehnt Two German WnrahfpS
fsavc s:nilrd for Fort au t'rIpre
f5:sS n EisTutciin:: tn.ct.

Washington. Der. 3.-The Haytien
Minister, Mr.. l.eger, w;us an early caller
~ the state Department to-day. having
news from homo If n most tisquiC:ing
nature. Of which he wished tp talk with
the officials. Secretary Sherman being
stil confined 10 his home by a cold ard
Assistant; Secretary Day having attend.
ed the presiden; on his journey to can
ton. Second Assistant Adee was acting
as Secretary of State. and To him Min
iSter Lcger had recourse. 1t appears
nat the iiayiicn government has cablrd
him from Port Au Prince that 'ha IIo-
;ien ccnsu! a Kingston Jamaica. hal
tc.eGinphed that two German warsbins
sailed yesterday from that place far
h"r' Au Prince. The news had created
ne greatest excitement in IL town ans
all over the island and d!sturhanr-s
we're anprehenfed.
The foundation for the stateD,.u, l.;
believed 10 be that two Gerinan school
SA!DS. which have been cruising I'm
southern wnters nrc Just stagiiac ~,
'hs'r way nDr!hward TO Tho Tnf;ad
states About the middle OF last Sen.
haer III" Gtrn2N charge d'arfajrh%
h9r", NrRe,henau. frmally advised
III StRie Department ,hat the German
Cn'- g:i snip stein world a"ivc at
EhaE. = IN. s. C.. Flhruary 81. lyayt nnd
Nai he esd Srh"plShip CharIn.ia
wou'a arrive a the same part February
n They arr iG depart OF thr 5th ana
'.ih nf Fa'Huary, rRspsu,ivcly. Neither
"I tnsSa vessels can property be regard
- - a w1rsA!n, attn Igh ihov ar. A..
'a@ltd 10 the Garma! navy and ro,,.,
urge numt"r Of v uuc naval c,,lefs
y Eriih"lrss The Hay n minister Tr,,.s
'..i' ~ @'I arne4rance III iIaytiau vatar.
tHs' III ms Junc:ure when the tbrnor
Hn5 been made th9; German wa ,shins
WI a'alh q Administration in II hur.
Dor 'f PoW Nu Prince. may lead Sc
ri5C trouble !hcrn
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-04
NORFOLK vIRGINIAN: SATURDAY DECEMBER 4 1897
goods, print cloths having mnde new

goods, print cloths having made a rew
low record in price.
The appearance of q better demand
TOR iiiiinE- I'm purposes has had q favor
able influences nj points IN Tennessee
and hhe Gulf States On the Pacific
coast the feature of business is the we'll
maintained export movement from
nearly all ports. The lower price of
print cloths is followed by a sharp re
action in wheat and Il lower price FOR
Hldinl corn. Oats are slightly higher
and coffee has advanced. III addition to
Which there remains Il long list of sta
pies. prices OF which are unchanged
the domestic grain trade continues to
iook with eqGanmity on the unprcce-
denicd large quantities Of wheat cX
ported from both coasts week after
week. the continuation of which is an
evidence OF an Appreciation of the relu-
tion OF supply to demand by the grain
Trade abroad.
The total exports of wheat (nour in
ctnded as whcaD, from both coasts OF
me United States ana from Montreal
ms week lEgrega le 6,699. $50 bushels
l,SG0,O00 bushels larger than last week
and within 225,OOO bushels of the largest
weeks exports on record. They com
lare with total exports in this week
last year of 3,G33, 900 bushels. of %.i5G. 900
bushels in 1S35 3,Gll,000 bushels lGl 1894
ana 2.53S,000 bushels In 1898.
Corn exports show Il heavy gain over
last week, aggrcESting i,5S5.S06 bush
els, against 2,S69,00o bushels last week
l.iaS,ooO bushels last year ana l.SGI 900
bushels in this week of 1890 Exports
Of other cereals. such as oats. rye. bar
ley and buckwheat have also been very
large, and the total value of our cereal
exports during the week just closed
promises To I've fully $9.0n0.GO0.
There are 80 business failures report
uh throughout The United States this
week, compared with 2@3 last week. 359
IN the first week in December. 1856. SIS
N the like week of 1895 322 i'm 1891 ana
rs compared with 3S3 N The correspond
!nG week of 1893.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-04
DIAMOND SMUGGLING.
Collector of New York Thinks Rc
Hug u Sure Gnsc AgniIlss the I.lsnrA.

New York, Dec 3-Emanuel j. Lasar
a saloon keeper OF this city and his wife.
were each held in $4,000 bail by United
States Commissioner Shields to-day OH
the charge of having smuggled into this
country 100000 worth of diamonds
They pleaded MT guilty. The diamonds
were seized on Wednesday night at the
office Of Max J. Lasar, u diamond mer-
chant in Maiden Lane. The eXamina-
tion of T.. j. Dasar and his wife has
been set down for December 11th.
Collector Ridwell was very reluctant
to give any information about the ar
| rests, saying that he was afraid pub
i!city would interfere with ether i'm
| portant arrests that they expected to
make. "Therc has been some whole
sale smuggling going on" said the col
lector, "by what think is an organized
gang. basar and his Wife. think, the
the most important mem&ers OF the
band. The evidence we have is,
think. sufficient to convict the priso-
| ners.''
Later In the day Max J. I.asar wos
| tion.
According 10 the statement made bv
| AlN ). lasars lawyer. the diamonds
! seized were purchased by Max Iosnr
during his trip abroad The couuec
| non which the persons under arrss,
| nave with The case is not clear at pres
| ems. ~
| Max j l.asar is one of the hest
| known diamond merchants in tbis ,i,r
ana for years has been carrying on M
import business of very large propor.
| P'onS Tha diamonds in t!yntroynrsv
were found in the office Of Jordan {.
| Relchman. where Max ]. Lasar has /,
| SAFE Jordan N Reichman protested
| hS"hst the custom house officers tal,in,
She gems from the safe. The LasarE
a.. %r"'aers' ,, MaN Lasar is being suea
thought this latter fact has ;, .co,,.,,IS
ton with the charge of smu:.rIin.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-04
nARTIN TIIoEa SENTENcEn
hHst s." 10 the EIcctricnI Chair TN,
second Week in Juuurr,

=, New York. Dec. 3.-Martin Thorn. or
i,"rceswisky, convicted on Monday or
the murder of William Gultlensurn.
was to-day sentenced In be cicc,rocui-
1898. ~
When Thorn was brought into cour,
el Long Island CITY he stcppcd MS
oFlSKIy, walking between two nllic,r.
rs ne mad done on the days when he
was ON Trial. He preserved the .an,e
cum imrerturhaDlv cXpras ssicn NJ
couiltenanc" that he had worn M every
crisis IN The working out of his ratc
,!inRing the trial, and when. as y pre-
l.sninarN 10 the paSsclg Of sentence nc
death Justice Maddox put the custom
AIRY questions to him, he rcspondei
promptly. collectedy and without out
war; evidence of emotion.
morn listened to trc sentence with
ont moving. a muscle and when ,hn
Judge had ihi*hcd he inclined his nca
signify forward as II how!ng 10 Tho
court. The prisoners lawyers thau
}aRded upsan affidavit. applying for an
appeal Justice Maidox took ihc am
;faNit and Will rass on 1t later. Thorn
VIII nroba h!yIbe removed 10 Sing Sing
Il: once
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-04
SPEAKER REED ARRIVES

washing; ~, y. G.. Dee. 3-Spcakcr
Reed Arrived in the city this afternoon
ana took up llis old quarters at The
Shorcman for the winter. The Sneaker
Sltd he dil not care To express n.m-
self concerning any of the important
questions which are likely to come be-
Tore congress al this session more than
10 say that he saw no reason why the
session should be protracted AS soon
as MS presence in the city was know:
ne had 81 ioni or callers, many Of h,S
associates in The House, as well as
several Senators. being among ,hosr
VINO paid thtr respects The SOeakcr
looks exceedingly well ana says he was
never in better physical condition.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-04
ELECTION IN CUBA.
General Lee Sends Report Thereon 10
the State Department

Washington, D. c.. Dec. 3-Consul
General Lee has informed the state De-
paEtmep' that the insurgents in Cuba
g!ccted ana installed at Yaza, Porto
rEihtc!pe' on October goth, the following
ctccrs: ,,t '"' -
President, Bartolo Masso: ylen-presi-
dent, Domingo Mendez Capote: Sacrn-
tary Of War, Jose b. Alleman: secre-
nary of ths Treasury, 'E2rnesxo Fent
SteaFiing; Secretary of Foreign Affairs
Andres Moren9 de la Tore; Secratarv
or the inter'or Manuel r. silva; Gener-
al-ln-Chlef, MaXtmn Gomez; I.ieu.en.
ant-Gcneral, Calixto Garcia.
III lS said at the State Department that
General Lee merely communicates this
1 IT, 70 INC i..spartment 40 a matter, Of
news gossip in Havana and that Ii. 10 3by
no means official. i5:z5gg 81 81 Ii,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-04

b. = B. 70. . e T. rH
sion providing for the transportation OF
convicts to the penltentiaI.y. The law
sought TO be repealed Is that which re-,
quireS the Superintendent OF the Peni
tentiary 10 send guards TO county seats
lor the purpose of conveying conyictS
TO the penltcntiary.
The first bill passed at this session
OF the senate was one offered by Semi
tor Southall, the Superlntcndent-cl
or Public Instruction, to-day, to pro-
tcct song birds IN the counties of Ame-
ia and Nott0wiy. The Senator had
the rules suspended and this bill was
finally passed
Delegate Quesenberry, of Caroline
onered Il joint resolution providing that
a joint committee of three members of
The Senate and of three members OF the
rouse bc appointed to inform Governor
j.: lloge Tyler ana Lieutenapt-GOvernor
Edward Echols of their election The
resolution was agreed to-
beicehte Parker, Of Southampton, Of
iSrcd u joint resolution providing for
the arpGintment OF u Joint committee
OF four members of the Senate and
i've lni the House to whom all bills
ana resolutions should be referred.
iooNnE towards an amendment of the
constitution. He stated that last spring
ih2 peuple of the State hcd voted on
Tue question whether q constitutional
convention should he held or not. ana
me newspapers were largely rcsponsi-
H!e FOR the defeat of the measure tax
nE the ground chat the Legislature was
fully able to uass all NECESSARY amend
ncnts. lie desired to make nm homes,
effort in tha, direction to nItbr,, snrr,n
success or tu prove thot thn n,swsnann,.s
had been mistaken. The rosolutinn w.os
agreed to.
Delegate Saunders. Of Franklin. Of
Tered joint resolution, which was
mitcc of seven he arpotnted rour Nv
the Speaker Of thc Uousa and thrno ~
the president OF thn senate 10 ,hn,.n,,,.,
Is invest lgate ana report anon thr m1t :
ter Of states criminal expCnsss and as
to the means Of reducing snrh expenses,
the committee in connection with This
report to formulate AMI suggest such
measures as were calculated TO carry
on, their ideas Tie resolution was
agreed to.
Senator SouthaIl. who had been made
Superintendent of Public Instructlon
will not have to resign from The Sen
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-04

ketch Maud, which was lost in the
North Sea. Rice says the captain and
cGle seaman were washed overheard.
The gale carried away the sails. He
and the mate took refuge in the rig
ging, where the latter died from cX-
posure. Lashed to the rigging Rice
drifted four nights and three days be-
fore the gale without food or water.
When rescued lie was IN q pitiable con-
dit.on. He is now in the hospital.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-04
ERADSTHEETns REVIEW.
radstree.'s tO-llnrnow III 80

Hradsiree@s tomorrow will say:
General trade ihEonghuut the country
has presented rdther iuOrc aniull..on
owing ~ colder wca,l5r ana the an
prca ching holidays While clothing.
dry goods, hats. shoes. notions nard.
ware ana fancy groceries have been In
a little nettcr demand from both lob
bers AID at retail in the region tr.bu
,ary 10 Chicago. st. Louis, Onana. ST
Joseph, 81 Paul and Kansas Ciiy, tha
tendency Of hns,nc&s has been to sack
en- rms is Hoi!cenhl" in iron and steel
ana IN further depression liz cotton
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-04
c0NGHEs"tnSal. CONTESTS.


Washington, Dec. 3.-'rhc Clerk OF tba
ii"u. Of Representatives has received
l.~tices @f twenty contests to be made in
The next House. The list will be pra-
scntcd 10 the House ON Monday next
ana includes the folcwing:
Second Alabama disit:ict--F. IT. Ct,rIS
National Democrat, ". j. Il. SlaI,ings
Democrat.
Third Ainbama diStri@t--G. l.. Ccmer.
National DSinoc'5 VS.. Henry ID. Clay
ton. DCGocr,H
i'ru:th Alabama dla:riat-W. T.. AID
rioh. PGrnlist, ys Thomas S. Plowman
Democrat -
Fifrh hilta2ra dt.,r- ,t-,A. n. Good
WIN, iaDul!ss, W. Wills Brcmer, Demo
crIi
Third Kentucky dtstrIot--w. ciodfre,
li"nter, Republican, vs. J. l.. Itll4a
Dcmop.at
F2rs,. L G-.nislana district Arm sna Bo-
~ E@pn.%s sical aud Josaph Gain,
MIN NJ s'+tigaai G.S'tr'cs-c J. Jones.
Republican vs.. z. G. C&tchiAgs, Demo,
I'Es sou.h carolfnl ,iistr,ct-Gsorse
NJ Murray Republican, Va william Iii
Sec7uI Soalh Carolina district-c r.
C,'han.iiall, Republican, vs. j. William
Stekn& Democrat
Second Virginia distrlc.-R. A. WIS
RfTuhii2an, VS.. "m. a. Young, Demo,
Fourth Virginia dis.rfc.-Jobn p
Hr2wn. Republican. VS.. Claude 4. swan.
son, Democrat
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-04
Special pisptacn to The vtrginian,


Special Dsptacn to The vtr,;inian1
R,.rmord ~, IA, :, ,eo-
u,,
WY" '"e democratic caucus mat TO-
night the frs; business IL transacted
was to nominate S,nntor Johu ~ Dan
III l,y ,.,,on,,.io,, ~, .,.,..,,,
ui'''' "'E NY ''''"' ''8' Mr'
tcnthcrs;onc, Of Campbell placed Sen
ator Daniel IN nomination. pgl Nlr.srs
Isrnrny ar i.vrcrt,,r. ,,
'''' "'''''s''
Ol W aSh!nctun. seconded thg nGmna-
ton On Senator Mcliwainc's motion.
the nomination w,s made hy occ,,r,-
III,
'""
senator ppie tried TO have the caucus
appoint special COMMITTEES 10 invest
roic oul rannr, Nc ~, tb. a,,,,,t,,.,
's"uC''S me huh''Hr "' 7ihte ollcsi'
hui he was not successful ns the chair
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-04


The city authorities. the Bohemian
National, and the Students Association
and the Workmen's Society met to-day
and appointed vigilance committee
The Stadthultcr was then waited upon
ana Informed that the object of the
committee was TO secure order ana
safety of life and property. The Stad-
thaitcr was requested 10 withdraw the
troops, but this he refused TO do. de-
claring that he was responsible for the
tnamItenance OF order. The Stadthalter,
however. invited the deputation from
the vigilance committee 10 request the
COMMITTEES TO use is Influence to prevent
further disturbance
Another regiment Of infantry and a
squadron of Dragons nave arrived to
reinforce the garrison here
AT Plstn last evening the troops
were called upon to disperse riotouS
mob Of several thousand youths. some
OF the latter were wounded and many
arrests were made. subsequently, the
military force was withdrawn. The
town has since been quiet. Owing to
IN attempt - wreck the Bohemia n
schools at BaGsnboch military assist
ance has been asked for 10 uueE The
disturbances. AT Beraum the windows
OF the houses occupied by Germans and
military officers were broken Yesterday
evening. The troops subsequently, on
cned the streets and dispersed the
rioters.
Although the streets of Prague are
still ratrollod by he military. business
Is being gradually resumed. \ milf
tary court has been established al tho
Courthouse and the local hangman. his
assistants and 4 priest Will remain
there until further orders. in readiness
TO carry out death sentences. should
such steps be necessary.
Serious cXceSScs are reported 10 IN YIN
Deen committed at EoCnicar,Ios5tz
where the Racnkcl Hotel mas bcoc,
partly demolished. Troops have been
dispatched there
Reports from various places I'm Bohe-
MA including New BidsChow Mat
mix ana kralup. tell Of disturbances
during the last few days. the houses
OF Germans and Jews being attacked
by the CZcclkss The Germans of BOD
cnhach made reprsaIs IN the ncehbnr-
ing Bohem.am village Of Erocaif;z
where school, two inns ana a. ghop
were attacked. \ number of nen,,I.
were badly injured. despite the inter
Nention of the police and Rurgomastcr
Inc Germans also fOmcntcd riots a
tTaDlonz. StoninE a Bohemian SCHOOL
1t was necessary to call out the troops
to quell the disturbances
The heavy snow storm which has
been continuous since last rlight. Eas
assisted in Keeping Inc people quic,.
Ihe streets. cafes and tho theatres are
almost deserted. No a!yrr;igcna anls
appear in the newspapers: trade il y,
standsti!l. and it is feared that there
VIII be many failures owing 40 the
losses from r!utiug
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-04
CONpEMNED MURDERER ES-
CApES

Cincinnati, O., Dec "a RIplev. "
Va Timss-S:ar special says JOHN Mn
gan, the murdcre: of family who y,s
sentenced /" ho hanged December l5th
escaped from the jlii last night. Great
excitement has been caused and nos,, i.
are gong in every direction TO trv In
appgchend The murderer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-04
REVIEW OF TIE
STATE OF TRADE
Business in He0!|hy Condition for
The NQi|IRl Season.
WAGES OF NEARLY 10000 WORKERS INCREASED
WooIen Industry Asserts lis Ability 10 Meet
Foreign Competition.
LoM Price of cotton Affects tie Iu-
dnstry Untavarably Experts Of
Cereals Continue IIcnvy-Coidcr
weather anu sIir arpronch>
eng Holidays Impair, Animation
10 -D"innitcd Linhiiitics in
Futures Maize II Eoou Showing.
New York. Dec. .. 1897.

--------------'---
New orh' DEC. =. 1857
r. G. Dun * Co.'S weekly review of
trade. in its issue io-norrow win s,v.
Tho p,,u,rI,. r,.. -, c,,,,,
- i'''"' y snow"
'''u''e" i'aDitit'eS OF $'l,6l",l9' in No
Hcmhcr, against 27Gu.SaG last year
Because Of three larra r,iIuras ro,.
81 o5a nan no, ~, , ,,,s,..,,, ,,.,
'''-'"'S'N' i''' '''S ~ bIt"thl tDNii lois.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-04
TIE JURY DON'T KNOW.

Cod Springs y. Y, Dec. 3.--rhe
SIKH and hst session of the coroners
rurcst into the cause of ;he death Of
n,l teen persons who were III she New
York Central acciaen. at Garrisons
vas held nj The En"n haal in this village
i2-night. Tie jury reached u verdict
.hat the cause OF the accident is un-
SHOWN.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-04
Err: IN RICHMOND

richmond. Va, Dec. 3.-Fi:e to-n;cbi
IN The third s;c.y of She big dry gods
rouse of Julius Meyers sons caused
G.emhge by fire and water Of about slO.-
Vov fnily Insured The fire was caused
by ii@e curtains llu,:r ing against a
gas iut
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-04
OFFERED 10 G:RIGGs. /
Office Of Attorney-G Generai Tel deFed I'd
New Jerseys GoxeiliGr. VI

Washington; Dec g. From aouF
the authority ots4whteh should iott ia
doubted. 1t ia lesrned that til pos,st ti5as
Kenna, Who Will be nominate n ed IL q sfl,es
United States Supreme Bench, a soS Il ilt.ss
ceed Justice Field hiss been 3 II cred II ts,!
Governor GTaggs, Of 81 New u Jersey q is;iS
that he has coasentei to scSsp 81 Is;9s
understood that il 81 MI he is d SssIs
urged by Vice Presil leni ltst.ss
togthe absence ct Prsaid dea,t Isl cfS III
i5 imp Ible Ito conf kts g5
absolutely. y ~ FL ;ss
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-04
CONGRESS N||LL b
4 DO.N0TH|NG 0 h BODY.
The Pu.Tc TQAeS Lille Interest If
The Approaching Session.
Comparatively EEH MEMBERS HAVE ARRIVED. lIIEl
Fruitful Subjects Will Afford Opportunity.
for Long Wlnded Debate. &.
)KPARAIIVELY FEW MEMBERS HAYE ARRIVED

Act'"" Probable on mo treaty 10 Z n.
mex H"""ii- cnba ana tho Carrenl !
cy q"cstion viii he debated a |
Length without Result q encraI
Gr"ner Exprctinga Consular ApsE
p"in'ment Exports and Imports
Virginia Ports ana Wilmington
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-04

Canton. O., Dee. 3.-Mothar Mckinney
.NMs.hueS TO grew wclktn ana may r;i,
I've until morning. The Pres!GeD. hgs
been at her side all day.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-04
FRENCH i,ARk slrNl,

Bordeaux. Dec. :--rhe French borIs
Bonnie Josephine, CAPTAIN Locerf from
RordeauN To GrdnN lie. has been sunk
IN collision with an urlknown vessel
Nine men Of her crew who took TO her
boats, are missing.