The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-21
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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 81, 1897.
EIGHT PAGES.
Senator Daniel, by resolution Of the
Senate, will read Washlngton's Farewell
address In that body tomorrow.
II Ex-Governor Evans, Of South Caro-
I lima, says: I'VE desire to take or control
Cuba. If for nothing else than to keep
yellow fever out Of Charleston"
E# 1t Is reported that Hutchinson, Kan,
turned out 100000 barrels OF salt last
year And yet there are a great many
fresh people in Kansas, says the Lowell
! News.
5 General Ayers war record, which is
4 now up for discussion. dlscloses very lit
\ tie beyond an excessive fondness for the
4 rear at critical junctures, announces the
aEalveston News.
Theodore Roosevelt ordered letter
carrier to take Off his hat while he was
lin his presence few days ago, and the
Meter carrier declined to comply Roose-
Helt must be cad.
s There is a railroad in Jerusalem, and
a. the trolley has reached Egypt. Greece
4 has come forth again, and history Is
wondering what will be next, observes
the Baltimore American.
il Major McKinley's physician serves no.
tice that he must not receive callers
I during the present week, and should be
allowed to rest from now until the time
aof his departure to Washington"
a question has arisen In Baltimore
whether HON Let, Chinese boy, who
\ had entered the public schools, should
81 be enrolled in the white schools or those
provided for the colored children.
Ea It Is reported from Canton, on what Is
4 claimed to be good authority, that Colo
I. mel J. j. AIcCook Of New York, has
been selected for the position Of Attor-
ney General in A1cKinley's Cabinet
q uteV. IhOmas Dixon recently said tina t
Il the most beautiful sight in the world
{ next to beautiful woman is beautl-
|! ful, horse. The Cleveland Plain Dealer
N fs Of the opinion that Mr.. Dixon never
eat behind four aces. VI
.s Phet nnountingof the first modern guns
!; IN the defense OF washington from the
water side is something of an event.
Twice in perious times the city has
I been without Notifications. once when
the British burned 1t, and during the
civil war.
$## II Greece refuses to obey the Powers
and evacuate Crete; If she is determined
\ 20 exercise sovereignty over the island,
VIII the warships Of Christian nations
! turn their guns upon Christians to up
hold the rule Of the Turk? asks the Balti-
more Herald.
The Philadelphia Bulletin thinks the
remarkable report Of Admiral Bunce on
The condition of the fleet at Charleston
would seem to indicate that the whole
I OF the new" navy might go to the bot
/ tom II It should ever get into an en-
i Bagement with an enemy.
a:s The Eastern Shore Herald in its issue
% the 18th, strongly advocates the nomi-
nation Of Judge Gllmer s. Kendall for
The position Of Attorney General. Judge
kendall is lawyer OF recognized ability.
II claims that the Eastern Shore is enti-
St tlee TO recognition by the Democracy of
1.-The State.
5t57f5 The Hawaiian Government does not
!s slind to let any. grass grow under the
feet OF the. annexation movement, says
iStlhte 4 Philadelphia Record. President
Dole has alread " dispa tched the Hawai-
Ian Ian AT orney General, armed with full
Il poyver,St arrange with president Nc
;sslas7t: h he. details Instrumentation upon
8 ,is terms as the United States shall
Sst son . slider JUG iclous to propose.