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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-07
A TLANTIC AND
a DANVILLE RAILWAY.

. ~ ..... . ~ ~ .
Schedule In effect June 18th. 1897. {,
TRAN NO. 1-~Daily-Leayes Norfolk
G~Shipppers' Compress WHARF at 9:2J a. m:
West Norfolk. $3.50 II. H., for Danv:llt.
Buffalo Lithia Springs and intermediate
points. Arriving at Buffalo Lithia Springs
S;22 p; m, arrivihg at Danyille 5;25 ?. IN.
Leaves Norfolk, $40 p: m: West Norfolk
G:l0 y. m. arriving at Lawrenceville 1000
y. nj: leave Lawrenceville (No. 81 $50 n.
M: arriving at Danville 1885 n. m. s4Ftfa-
TRAIN No. 3 connects at EInporia with
Atlantic Coast Line train No. IS for ail
points South. leaving Emporia ut o:lo P n.
Junction with Norfolk and Western Rail.
read i9r Durham and jnterinediate %points,
ries Junction and Dnn ville for all points
on the Southern Railway System.
PULLMAN SLEEPERS between DAN
vile. Atlanta. Jacksonville, Memphis and
New Orlea is.
Tickets on sale and baggage checked at
Wakes Agency n Company's Wharf,
Norfolk. and w. ". II. WILLIAMSL
WM. H.aTAyLoR.
TRAFFIC Manager, 4
5CIIAs. o. HAINEs. General Manager
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Merchants XkinGS'. TrgBpN1qN91C @
DIRECT

DIRECT ROUTE
F0K BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
hosIoN WEDNESDAY
PROVIDENCE.
Every THURSDAY and SAT-
GIDAf at 6 u. nj.
FARES TO BOSTON AND rRovI-
DENCE.
fiIst-clasa. including meals and
srcona-cinss including meals and
persbabin ''crrrc;o -; :,:.'. .s9:oo
lorNarded by early train ia %l,oston, and
~ snfne rnte as by direct steamers TO
Boston. H I
For further Information Apply TO
Il II. WRIGHT. Agent. Norfolk, Va.
a.: p. STlInHINS. Asst Tariff Mgr =
W. TuiiNELt: General Pass. Art.
J. WHITNEY. Tran ic Mannger.
Generul OnlceS. Itnllllnorc. Md.
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TIME TABLE NO. I'm EFFECT WE'D
NOS. SElnr- L lSni AZ q 4 Al

Abl. nv. I IN fff Ell w ED
MES, SEPT. /. 1897. AT 6 4. NJ.
DAILY ENCI;PT SUNDAY.
LEAVE NORTOLK.-7:5o n. M. through
through express: i2:3o y. m. local ex-
press: $3.50 y. H., through express: $3.50 D..
M, local express: $40 u. M, fast express,
NStops only at kempsville. Lynnhaven and
Oceana.
We VIRGINIA BIGACII.-6:45 n. M,
last express. tstops only at Oceana, Lynn
haven and k~cmpsv.!lc): $50 II. M, local
express; HOO n. M. mixed; 200 y. m,
through eNllSsS: i:3a -. m. local express;
i;W r.. M. through express: 1880 y. M,
through express.
SJs;DAY TRAINS.
LEAVE NORFOLIS.-S:S0 n. M. local ex-
press; 1920 n m, through express; ii 80
n. M. through express; :UJ p. M, local cX-
press: $50 p. M. through express: $3.50 y.
(stops only ut kcmpsville, Ly%nnhaven and
Occalial.
We VIRGINIA BEAClT.-G:i5 n. M,
fast express. tstops only at Occana, Lynn.
haven and ltcInpsvilic): $50 n. m, local
express: l2:OO noon. through express: 900
y. m, through express: 1870 y. m. local
express: 700 y. m. through express; 1890
p. M, through express.
The following trains will he discontinued
after September 18th: Leaving Norfolk
7:4d p. m., daily except Sunday and 1880
u. III. anu I;i5 j. m. sunday. leaving
Virginia Beach 1900 noon Sunday. The
following trains Will be discontinued after
G:4a a. IN, daily.
Trains stop only on signal at intcrme-
diata stations. Chair cars OH all trains.
Seats IL cents.
Il. q. HOLLAND. II. II. PANNIL.L.
Gen. Snpt. Gen. Pass. Agt.
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EVENING EMPRESS LEAVES NOR.
FOLK Mt i:f0 y. III. Tuesday, Thursday aud
Saturday for Elizabeth City. I%:denton ana
with the steamer Neusc for Rounoke Isl.
and. Ocracoke. Oriental. Newberne, More.
head City, kinston ana tioldshoro vim a.
& y. G. II. r.. aud for Jacksonville, vii
mington. y. G. and all stations on the Vi.
n. & 4. II. II. -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-07

EASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH,
FAST EREiGIiT LINE AND OLD DO,
and East via Norfolk end Norfolk and
Southern rnilr Dad and Eastern North
Carolina
Freight received daily until 8 o. m. and
forwarded promptly at low rate.
General Office OF the N. x S. X. r.. Co.
NcrfolH. Va.
n. c. HUDGINs.
General Freight and Pass. Agent.
h. X. KING. General Manager.
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Norfolk & Southern R. R. Co.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE so. 1891.
FOLK daily (eXcert Sunday 10 a, m. for
elizabeth City. FcdehioE, Mackey's Ferry,
Roper, Inntcso, .belhaven. etc. Connetts
as followr: Daily (cxcept Sunday for
plymouth. Jamesvile. Williamson and
SATURDAY for all landings on Chownn
river; on MONDAY and FRIDAY for
for Avoca. Connecting Mt I%3cIiavcn with
steamer Eirgtnia Dare for Mak!eyviiIc.
South Creek. Aurora. Washington and in
terincdiatc landings. Also connects at
Elizabeth City, daily except Sunday. with
steamer Ncwbcrnc for Mays Head.
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:. ]. II. WINGFIELp,
l4sSenEer AGt.. No. 1t2 Main street, Nor
VII GREEN. Gcnerai superintendent.
j: NJ. GULF, Traffic Manager.
w. a. TURK. General Passenger Agent.
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ARRIVE AT NORFOLK

ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
MAIL AND EMPRESS daily eScepl
Sunday at i:2S n. m, and morning t.afn
ut ii am. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
connecting witt nil rail and steam lines nj
Passenger sta lions foot o: East Main St,
Norfolk and Western depot. Freight sta
ton on Water street. -
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NoRFoLKv TRGTNIAN sEPTEMBER 7.E1ss7.
1,NAvxIl:Iss GUIDE.
3d. SOUTHERN
OO Railway Co.

THROUGH WES1EHN NORTH CARO-.
The only line operating Il soliu tram be.
tween Norfolk and Chattanooga with Pull
to NuBhvIile.
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Nk 8 Nsrf9!kinWestern
p-Rs1x1Essxzna Schedule in Effect
IN EFFECT July 4. 1897.
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.

TAO a. m.-For Richmond, Washington,
Lynchhurg and the West.
i:35 D. m.--yestibuled Limited for Rich
mond and Washington. Stops
only Mt Suffolk. Waverly and
Petersburg.
1000 p. m.-For Petersburg I]ynchburg,
the West and Southwest.
Trains arrive at Norfolk daily, 7:20 q. m.
IL 10 n. IN. and l0:40 y. m.
Tickets and all information at station
and 272 Main street.
w. r. REyILL.
General Passenger Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-07

CLYDE' REGULAR LINE STEAM
- ~SIlIPS TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE ONLY DIRECT LINE FROM NOR
FOLK TO PHILADELPHIA.
Until further orders steamers are an
pointed to sail from Norfolk every MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
and from Philadelphia every TUESDAY
THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
Through bills OF ladinE to nil points
South and Southwest via s. A.. L., Atlantis
Coast Line, Virginia and Tennessee Air
Line. Southern railway. Norfolk and Car
olina and Norfolk and Southern railroads..
Until further notice no passengers Will
be taken except by steamer appointed to
sail on Saturdays at 5 p. m. .g
JAS. w. McCARICK, IS
General Southern Agent. Norfolk, Va,
w. =. CLYDE &c CO.,
General Agents, Philadelphia, Pa.
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GuInE.
Norfolk, VfVlAla Beech Gnu Southern R. R. Co.

MODERN STANDARD GAUGE; LINE
ttunning between Norfolk and Americas
Famous Ocean Resort. Virginia
Beach. Open throughout the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-21
.NORIl CAROLINA

planning mill and box factory Of the
BraEeling Manufacturing company.
Willie was an employc at the box fac
tory. He did a days work there last
Tuesday ana at o'clock D. M left for
home hurrledly, for he expected to at
tend Il soclable that night. 1t was
raining and very dark Will.e's eve
sight has been bad for some time.
There was Il bridge over the creek for
him to cross and 1t Is thought that he
made mistake and got on the out
side OF the bridge railing and started
across, thinking that he would soon be
safely home with his mother, but, alas!
he plunged over the ten-foot precipice
into the cruel waters below, which socrl
took away the life that It could not re-
turn, and there he remained until sun
day morning, when search was in
stituted and his body was found by
Constable Cullifcr. Just here we will
state that Willie would have been
searched for long before he was. but
some time ago he attempted to run
away two or three times. and Il was
thought that he had gotten off sue
cessfully this time, but this theory
proved to be Il false one upccl invcstiga-
ton, rs his mother said 1t would.
After his body was found and caro-
fully examined and no indications of
violence or foul play whatever were
Iohnu ms 'Oouy was turned over to
Undertaken Zicgler. who soon had It
ready for burial 1t Is natural to SUP
pose that a person being dead and
under the water for four days md
five flights would be very unsightly.
but after Willie had been shrouded he
presented very llfe-lilse appearance,
there being considerable color in his
face At o'clock all the necessary ar
rangcments having been completed for
his burial, his remains were taken TO
Beaver Hill Cemetery followed by Il
large number Of friends and relatives,
Notwithstanding the unfavorable
weather. and there committed to their
last resting place. Rev. w. Il. Wat
sou, pastor OF the Baptist church, OF
which the deceased was member,
conducted the services. In this sad
anliction, as the cup of trouble is
pressed to the mothers lips, she has
the sympathy of the community.
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Regarding New Styles.

A basket weave of silk known as
natte comes In solid cOlors as we'll as
in black. Matte silks In striking color
unions are among the novelty silks to
he used FOR bodices or in combinat ton
with plain silks or wool blocks.
Black Renaissance satin with colored
blocks is very attractive. and equally
80 is aLRaY0dcre-striped MORE which
in one instance mnglcs rose-rcd, whit.
and black, and In II It Il lilac. white and
black, the black being given q Grayish
hue by The white warp.
An elegant waterrd silk, not unlike
pcau de cygnc combines coiors with
black and metal threads. Heavy satin
bayadere stripes in color class of silks
for daytime wear.
Deep skirt flounces and drapcries FOR
evening gowns are fashionable in let
embroidered nets and also in mousse
line de sole with several graduated
rows of satin ribbon stripes woven at
the hottom
~ novel circular skirt Is gracefully
hung over seven-gored foundation
skirt
y new Vatican tea-gown Counts
among its attractions full front cut
high or in Pompndour shape and long
or elbow sleeves with ripping epau-
lettes.
y short puff sleeve for a low-cut eve
ring bodice is gracefully but simply
draped
y group of tucks at the top of a shirt
sleeve is exceedingly pretty.
Modish sleeves have either scolopcd
cuis haring pver the hands or battle
memicd or pointed wrists, the puffs be-
Ing added or made in the sleeves.
The fancy chenille felt braid forming
walking hat is in the fashionable
castor-hrown tone. The crown is square,
mas a sunk center and is high at the
edge and tied with brown satin rlb;on,
loops Of the ribbon being formed n:
the left side and supplemented by a
steel pin. Back of the loops are three
graduated brown quilts. and on the
crown, also ut the left side, stand n
cluster of three upright loops of brown
satin y rosette OF ribbon ut the back
IS fastened with a steel pin to the ban
deau supporting It,
Another caS.or-hrown hat is OF foIt
The crown is round and the ,brim is
draped with castor velvet yelled with
cream lace. Several shaded brown
wings are fixed at the left side and nm
der fhc brim at the back are clustered
Drown roses.-From The Delinea;or.
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AUCTION sAIEs-TlrIs p.Y.
AUCTION saI.Es- r11r,,r, !. = =. Z

-
p PURSUANT TO a DEED OF TRUST
U,,idiiSiu his wife, to me, as trustee dated
the 10th day of December, lS95, and record
Cd In d; Is. 1g7. y. 95. Clerks Office County.
Court, Norfolk county, Va, shall sell ut
public auction to the highest bidder at the
zeal Estate Exchange, Main street, Nor
Ioik, Va, THURSDAY, the 23d day of
december. 1897, at IL o'clock M, the fol-
ioMinE property, to-wit:
TWO TRACTS OR LOTS OF LAND.
situated In Tanners Creek District Nor
ioik county, near the city of Norfolk. Va,
G , Turhpikcs. Being the Same land
where the said c. b. Oldneld is now car
rylng on the brick manufacturing bus-
ness. Also NIL machinery, boilers en-
zines, shafting, betting, pulloys, and brick.
machinery and all other personal proper
" or every nature slind and description
on SAID land, INCLUDING bricks now manu-
iactured or In ~eeurse of manufacture
Also lot of land situated at Lambert's
as as, lot No. thirty-nine. in block one hun
dred and soventy-eight, on 55th street, nc
Gordirg TO the plat of the Lambcrt's
Point investment Company. Size OF lot
twenty-five by. one hundred and twenty
five feet.
The real property first above mentioned
ana the personal property will be sold
subject to prior deed of trust to w. j.
Baxter. Jr., trustee, dated January I'd,
iS:'5 under which there is now duo
w. ]. BANTER. Jr.,
TOWNSEND 6 JoYNEs, Auctioneers.
dc12-tds
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The weakest
place in q house
or fort, or any
place of de-
Tense, usually
turns out to be
t II at W II i C Il
w a S thought
strongest. The
weakest place
in a Ill an IS
body is that
in which lie
esteeIns HIM
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Captain \, 3. Nichols Said TO Be Stated for
appointment In February.
ANDERSON WILL HAVE TO WALK OUT
Peculiar circumstances of His APP,
poimtnrnt-scnntor Daniel Intro-
dnces Bills TO Erect monuments 10
The Memory orrwo Revolutionary
Heroes.
Especial Cor. or'1he Elrglnian.)
Washlngtun, d, c. Doc ~ 1S17


capt. II. Is. Nichols the former post
master at Norfolk, will, It is stated
upon high authority, be rcappointed
postmaster TO succeed present Postmas-
ter Anderson. This change is expected
10 occur early in February, although
Anderson has nearly three years TO
serve from the date OF his corsrma-
ton.
Eek Congressman Bowdcn has i'm
pressed upon Postmaster-G enerul Gary
the peculiar conditions under which, II
Is alleged, Anderson was appointed.
Ills predecessor was dcfauiter and
was removed shortly before the close OF
CleVeland's term. Had he'continucd in
Office his term would have expired in
May Andersen, 1t is said here, was
confirmed Il few minutes before IL
O'Clock on March 4, 1897, and the con-
tention Is made, should not be allowed
TO serve four years from the date of
his confirmation. AT the most, Il Is
alleged, he should not be allowed to
serve for j longer period than next
May
Postmaster-Gcneral Gary is said to
be faNorably impressed with this view
and has promised to give the subject
his persCnul consideration after The
holidays.
Senator Daniel has introduced two
bills in the Senate approprlating $40, 900
each for the erection OF monuments to
two revolutionary heroes. The first bill
provides that Il monument be erected a
Fredericksburg, Va, in memory OF
Brigadier-General Hugh Mercer, who
died of wounds received at Princeton.
~ j. The second bill directs that a
monument be erected al Boston, Mass,
10 the memory of BriGudicr- General
Joseph Warren, who was killed at
Bunker Ill., Mass.
More than 100 years ago Congress
ordered monuments erected to both
these distinguished revolutionary pa
tr!ols. but failed to make the necessary
appropriations to carry out their dircc-
tons. They Went 50 far rs TO designate
the inscriptions TO be carved on the
monuments.
After slumbarng for century SEN
ator Daniel has revived the idea rs he
believes ri mmcmorating the virtues
of those who sacrificed their lives tina
republic might be established on the
Western Hemisphere. Senator Danicl
expresses the belief that both bills will
pass this session:
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II ERTFsbItD.

HEREFORD N. c., Dec. 2o.-CSpeciaD-
Last Saturday some unknown person
or persons entered the dwelling Of Mr..
Norilcet Jordan while himself and fam
lily were away from home for the pur-
pose of robbery. 1t Is said that they
tore open boxes and trunks and scat
tered things all over the house in
search of money and other valua blcs
They succeeded In getting money to
the amount OF $, besides n quantity
OF clothing belonging to Mr.. Jordan.
Mr.. Jordan Is n welltO-do farmer re-
siding n few miles from town.
Rev. Josiah Elliott preached his fare
well sermon at the Baptist church last
night. Rev. Paul Spence will preach
his first sermon the first Sunday utter
New Year.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-21
AMONG OUR COTTON MEN

Unsettled and rainy weather through
out the cotton belt
Liverpool future contract ma-l,a,
closed steady, advancing lia02 points
spot market unchanged; sales 10, 900
bales.
Estimated New Orleans receipts for
to-day are $4,000 TO $4,000 bales. aga,ns,
2S,lS6 last yea", and %, les in 1891.
United states ports received &C SOS
baies, against G2,21j last year and n. $50
in 1894
Future contract market in New Or
leans advanced points. March. 5.4l.
spot market unchanged at SIC. for mid.
ding; sales 5000 bales.
Future contract market in New York
advanced 516 points, closing steady.
January. 573G5.T; GIarch, 5.S005.S1;
May, 5.9095.9l. Sales .121, 200 bales.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-21

IS FREQUENTLY SPOILED BY
POOR FLAVOR1NG AND SEASON
ING. NOT SO WITH OUR SPICES
AND FLAVORINGS AS THEY ARE
THE PUREST AND RICHEST. A
DINNER SEASONED WITH THEM
is EASILY DIGESTED AND DOES
NOT MAKE ONE REGRET HAVING
YELLED TO THE TEMPTATION.
EAT vanilla EXT. LEMON and
ALMOND AND SPICES OF ALL
KINDS.
OUR JELLY WINES AT s1.Oo, $l.5o
"A GALLON PASSES a BANQUET
EQUALLED ONLY BY THE VERY
EXTENSIVE ONE.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-21
ELIzAnEru CITY.

Elizabeth City, N. c., Dec. 2O.-(Spe-
claD-The attendance nj the churches
was slim yesterday owing to the bad
weather.
The mother of Mr.. Thomas Jones, of
the firm OF Sawyer & Jones, died yes
terday.
Rev. a. P. Tyre and family will
leave tomorrow for their new home.
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f.SES'E GA.

.5Edenton, N, G., Dec. 20-(SpeciaD-
Willie Roberts. the 17-year-old son Of
Mrs. Moll!e Jones, after being missing
since last Tuesday night, was found
Sunday morning at II 80 o'clock In the
Albania Creek, which is between the
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self strongest. Achilles never thoug ht
he would turn his heel to an enemy, but
1t was in that unarmored place the fatal
arrow was planted. 1t is usually the organ
in his body that man thinks strongest,
that disease assaults and batters down.
Canton man about neglecting his
health and mention consumption, and he
will pound his chest and laugh you 10
scorn. He does not realize that coll
sumption beats down this defense inlper-
ccptibly, inch by inch. The lungs once
attacked the only weapon OF defense Is
the right remedy.
IS per cent. of all cases Of consumption
arc cured by DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
\ Discovery. 1t corrects disordered diges-
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petite hearty and assimilation perfect,
4 Hills the blood with the elements that
Z build healthy flesh and muscle, and drives
all impurities and disease germs from the
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5ss., have used Or. Pierces Favorte Prescription
: ofa Golden Medical Discovery in my family"
W wtMes Mrs. G. A. Conner, Of Aileghany Springs
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The newly-wcdded wife, above all other
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Family Supplies for Christmas

MaEgi Boulloh Postum cereals, substitute
for coffee, nutritious and fine cofrcr fla
vor. Roqucford, Swiss, lGdam, Pineapple
and best cream cheese One pound prints
Car Brand Butter, best made. Bridal
VAL, royal patent. patent super, the best
winter ana spring wheat fours Ralston
Health Club Breakfast Food Deer Foot
Sausage and sliced Breakfast Bacon. The
best Smithiicld Hams and Sausage A
full line California and finest imported
NinCNnrd CMster RniSins. Nuts nir b
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-21
Norfolk Iron Works,
GEO. w. DUVAL & CO.,
No. Is Water Street. Norfolk, Va,

all kinds of machinery or the Inost I'm
proved patterns Also repairing at tho
shortest notice. Particular attention to
ettamhoat work. DUNNL'S PATENT
HOILEk TUBE FERRULES are tho
only perfect remedy for lcaky boiler tubes
TheY can be inserted In few minutes by
leaks, -'l-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-12
THE IRON HAND OF zELAYA.
NICARAGUA's PRESIDENT SUBDUING
HIS ENEMIES WITH CHAINS.

Severe Methods to Suppress OppOsi-
tiOn to HIS RuIc.-Pnrticipants in
the Revolution Fleeing From the
Countrywide Costa Rican Consul
Thrown Into Prison and Treated
with Much Indignity-TrOubIe Be
tween the Two Countries Immi-
nent.
Correspondence of the Associated Press0
Managua Nicaragua, Sept 26.-The rev.
olution has been suppressed. 1t has been
a weak effort thus far by some of the
ablest men in Nicaragua. They had no
arms, and the people were disposed gener-
ally to rally to the leaders, but learning
this soon hid away in the woods.
President zelaya is taking strong meas,
ures to suppress forever the spirit of op,
position to his rule. He is bringing sus>
pected persons in large numbers to
chains, from their houses to the peniten>
tiary at Managua, without trial, and Is
imposing very heavy fines on them AMI
on the absent supposed sympathizers with
the revolution.
The danger to-day of continuance of
has imprisoned and treated with much in
dignity Senor Beche, consul at Managua
for Costa Rica. a warm personal friend
Of President Iglasias of Costa Rica. Beche
was at Granada at the time the revolu,
ton began there, on the night of Sept II.
He evidently went there to avoid escort
ing President Zelaya and Jose de Cameo,
who dislike President Iglasias and Costa
Nfara Far, fa1v 7 ~
Sept H. to meet the diet of the Greater
Republic of Central America" at Mono
tombo and escort them 10 Managua.
The consul was arrested on suspicion of
being an active participator in the revolu-
ton. 1t is quite probable that the diet
will recall Senor Beche's exequator and
then probably he will be sent out of Mic
aragua without trial
But it appears that Costa Rica has de-
clared a state of war and is concentrating
her forces to resent the alleged insult. If
Beche is guilty, as charged, it is claimed
he should be tried for it in Nicaragua and
punished as well as dismissed, but the
character of the witnesses and the testi-
mony should be weighed suspiciously and
considered carefully in the light of pre-
existing facts.
The indications are that Nicaragua de-
sires 10 provoke war with Costa Rica and
that the latter are now about as anxious
to light Nicaragua as she has heretofore
been to prevent a war between those
states. The recent revolution furnished
evidences of bitter dissatisfaction, now in
tensifed by the chains and penitentiary
which some men of prominence have been
subjected to, and il appears to have
aroused and involved Costa Rica, although
it was weak at the start, and the leaders
were unable to arm. the volunteers after
1t was started. But as the majority have
gone into Costa Rca they may soon again
reappear well armed in Nicaragua TO re-
sumo the struggle. Ex-President Carde-
mas has escaped into Costa Rica, and Gen
Pals the leader of the recent revolution,
has done the same.
Nicaragua and Salvador are seriously
discussing the propriety of Withdrawing
from the Latin American Bureau" at
Washington