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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-01
Will. rRy 0'RnIEN NEXT.
4 81. nificant Order 10 Members of
the Rolneyn Court Martial.

Atlanta, Ga. April 30.-The thirteen
arm officers detailed on the couyl mar
tial before which Captain Henry RO-
meyn is now on trial at Fort McPhersOn
have received orders from the War De-
par,ment to the effect that upon the con
clusion OF the present trial they shall re-
main in Atlanta 10 await further instruc-
tons from headquarters The order is
reSa:d e1 rs significant from the known
fact tina. Captain Romeyn has preferred
charges against Lieutenant Michael J
O'Brien, of the Fifth Infantry, who is
The formers accuse" IN the case now
pending The charges against O'Rricu
are very serious Captain Romeyn
charges drunkenness. conduct unbecom-
ing an officer ana many other like Of
fences. The specifications are full and
explicit. and there is any quantity Of
them. Ple$ldcn, Guenther. OF The court
martial, If; al yc; ignorant Of what the
orders 20 the court will be but il is
generally conceded thas they will remain
here to try Lieutenant O'Brien
The trial OF Captain Romeyn drags
aloag slowly. To-day the prosecution
flnifhed the reDuttai testimony. and evil
dence In sur-rcbuttal was begun. Lieu
tenants Iiggett. VAIL, Peavy, Mitchell
Hackney, Sise:foss. Captain Randall
and Major Porter were plac ed on the
stand and testified that they knew. Of no
social ostracism or other llsfrvc,.. lay-
ING been shown previous to the time
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-01
kinK's lsnlI..iltNrs Meet.

\ district meeting Of Kings Daush-
lers. composed of delegates from Hamp-
.ol' Newport News, Norfolk, Rramble-
ton. Berkeley and this CITY. Was held
Yesterday in Trinity parish -house.
Mrs. Yates McAlpinc Wilson the State
secretary. presided. and the netting was
Thcieu WIN a hymn and prayer by the
Rev. ]. Il. Funston who also dclivarnI
3h address or welcome 10 the visiting
ueicSatei. Mr.. Funsten introduced the
itcE. Mr. Duhring, a city missionary
y, iiiaatlpnla, who elaborated upon
tl= subject Of womin's work. Mr.. DIM
rms. VINO is a world wide traveller, noted
ne iact that he had met Kings Daurh-
iarS wherever he had travelled eve.. on
the Nile and In the City Of Damascus.
Reports were read from ORGANIZATIONS
III forty counties in Virginia. An in
teresting statement was male in regard
10 the hospital work in Berkeley.
Lunch was served about ] 80 o'clock.
after which the session was resumed and
continued until about O'clock.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-01
PORTSMO UTE1 n = MS
Tx cttcncut u, l.,urt.

tried in the County ;Court Tor house
breaking. The jury, litter being out for
snort while, retu,hed verdict OF
guilty and sentenced him to I'VE wears
IN the Denitentiary.
Alter the verdict was announced the
mother Of Young went into a hysterlcal
trance, or something Of the kind, and
created considerable excitement. She
was removed by the Deputy Sheriff.
IT seems that about six months ago the
oid coiored woman had a son sent to
ny, tnS penltehtlarE for seven years FOR
killing u man and this second one com
pletely unnerred her. \ good deal or
sympathy WAS felt for the old woman,
who seemed TO be hcartbroken, and the
wretch who caused the trouble sat and
smiled at her.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-01
vOI.o HAS NOT HEEN CAPTURED
II Is, However ut tlle Mercy orinc
Turks.

i-arissa, April 29.--Delayed in trans
mlssion)-VolO has not yet been cap
tured but the town is practically at
The mercy of the Turks. The Greeks tao
llcs are difficult To understand. 1t is
asked here why, if the Greeks intended
TO retire To Pharsalos when the Turks
entered the plain, they did not destroy
the telegraph lines, bridges and food
supplies, as we'll rs uneNploded maya
zines. and why they did not take the
guns instead Of leaving here almost
everything necessary for Il great army
lLtismuch as they lost their heads it
Is not thought likely that they will offer
an effective resistance ut Pharsalos TO
the victorious Turks. whose morals, dis
cipline and conditions are splendid.
The people OF LariSsa are gradually
returning. There is not the slightest
disorder No one is allowed in the
streets at night without Il permit I'M
medl.ltely Folo is occupied by the Turks
tIdhem Pasha Will transport supplies
here from that point. The Turkish trans
port service is excellent. We are now
over 100 miles from the bast of Turk
lSh supplies. yet there has not been the
slightest hitch.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-01
ErRn@elisfa Coming.

Rev. 3. Carradine, d. ID, a mcmber
OF the ST. Louis (AIoD Conference M T.
church, South. whose fame as q soul-
wlnner.is second to none among modern
eVansclists, followed by Revs. Seth G.
and Mrs. Huldah Rees. of Providence,
r.. l.. ana Miss Phoebe l.. Hall, of Wash
hgton, ID. c.. ministers OF the Friends
church, will hold q series Of Union Pen
tecostal services in the large gospel tent
on High street, beginning May goth at
r. m.
Ministers OF The gospel are especially
invited to attend and assist In these SER
vices.
\ limited number of ministers viii,
De entertained free. Friends from a
distance Wishing TO attend this convcn-
non can communicate with Rev Frank
}. Hail, pastor and .choirman, 1922 Green
street. or l.. l.. Rcmer, secretary, ZIG
t.t!lngham street. Portsmouth, Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-01
THE CRAWFORD HARRISON SUR
II VIII Not &c Concluded before Next
Wcck-Pctcrsbu Sute..

-, Petersburg, Va, April 3o.-tSpcciaD-
me testimony in the Crawford Harrison
SUIT lor Sl0,O00 damages, for malicious
prosecution, was concluded ubout .
O'Clock this afternoon Amopr thn VII
ncsscs on the stand to-day were Com
mohWeallhS Attorney Charles 'rrotter
Lassitcr and Mayor Charles Il, Collier
me instructions to be asked for nv tho
niainlilI and defendant. to so before
The jury, will be submitted and nr~und
tomorrow. On Monday morning The
caSe VIII be argued before the jury.
Tile Democrats OF Dinwiduic county
VIII mold precinct meetings at Diwiadie
courthouse, which will nominate candi-
dates Tor the different Offices To be filled
The congregation of West End IsaD-
list church are to Hbuild IL new church
on the site Of their present place OF
worship, to cost about $4,000. 4 coilec-
tion VIII be taken on Sunday night TO
raise money for the building fund
Mrs. }. T.. Allen. OF Chicago, is here
stopping at the Hotel Imperial. Mrs
ing after the sale Of some property
owned by her in Dinwidde county
Inc Water Committee Of the Common
Council which was instructed by Tie
Council some time ago to examine and
report upon the feasibility of merging
the Office OF superintendent or the water
works and City Engineer into one Office
nave prepared their report and will pres
emit it to the Council at It's meeting on
next Monday night. The report will
recommend that the two offices be not
consolidated into one
The Clerk OF the Corporation Court is
sued during the past month marriage
licenses to eighteen couplcs--whites, s.;
colored, 13--and admitted 10 record for
ty-two deeds The revenue to the city,
up TO this afternoon. from all grades of
licenses issued, amounts to about So 900
learn that the coal dealers or Pc
tersburg will hold II meeting next week
for the purpose OF putting up the prices
Of coal OF all kinds.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Phillips have re-
turned home from New York
Mr.. George Mason Of this city. re-
ceived another letter from Judge b. A.
Hancock to-day stating that on account
or his continued sickness he will not
hold the regular term OF the Circuit
Court of Sussex county on Monday next,
as heretofore ordered, but as soon as
he is well he will call q special term OF
that court. The Judges sickness is
more serious than was at first supposed,
but he is improving slowly.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-01
The nrcssing orS,rone ycrxc.

Is recoverable, not by the use OF mineral
sedatlHes, but by recourse to cffcctual
lohic treatment. OD!atcs and the like
shoull only DE used as aiiXiliaricS and then
hs sparin%ly rs possible. Vigorous nerves
arc lulet ones. and the most direct way TO
fehdc! them SO Is TO reinforce the Vital
rhtts:rs: Fhat sterling invigorant, Hos
tctiers stomach Hitters, Will he found all
Sh,iricht Tor this purpose, since IL entirely
removes innedimcnis To thorough digcS-
non anu aSSlnlllation Of food, so that the
hodH rs insured It's due amount OF nourish-
incll, ana consequently OF stamina,
the kidneys and bladder are also count or
acted hy the l3ittcrs, which Is besides 81
thoron$h medicinal stimulant, Infinitely
nuter man INC raw cHcitants or commerce.
which react tnturiously upon the nervous
ayatem '.EEE ts - .s -. -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-01
VARIETIES

The population Of Washington has in
creased some 5000 in the last two years.
Mrs. George lSeanc an actress has re-
covered Judgment for Sl0, 900 against q
Chicago landlord who trapped her in
a folding bed.
England has one mcmba II OF Fa:iia-
ment to every 10,250 electors. ireland
ore for every III, Scotland one for
every S,S74 and Wales one fl- every
9,6l3
Syracuse. y. y. is now discussing the
question as to whether high hats should
not he removed in church as we'll as in
the theatre. Some persons will proha-
bly object on the ground that behind 4
huge spring hat one can indulge in a
quiet nap without feeling that the par
sons piercing eyes are on him"
a Japanese correspondent of Garden
and Forest says that The burdock
which the Japanese cali "g0bo." is a val.
liable food in Japan. The tender shoots
are boiled with beans, the roots are
rnt III soup and the young leaves are
eaten as greens. The plant has been
cultivated for centuries and the annual
value Of the crop Is about slOU,O00
DR.. Wiley the chemist OF the Agricul
tural Department III Washington, saws
that in his opinion The coming salad
oil will he made OF sunfiowerB seed.
IT is a perfect substitute for olive oil
and will be SO cheap that ii may be used
on the poor mans table. His remark
was probably meant to encourage farm
ers in raising sunfiowers seed but. saws
the Ney York Tribune, it is likely Ia
work the othcrsway. Farmers prefer Ia
raise something that VIII BIZ dear, and
not cheap. %
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-01
THE GLEBE PRECINCT MEETING.
The Action Of tho Chairman Declared
to- be Unjust

!,
The Virginan yesterday nuh,,sba1 a.,
account of the meeting at Glebe Pro.
cinct. The following is another state
ment, published at the request OF those
protesting against the action of the
chairman:
Nj. T.: P. Cooke was elected chair
man and called the meeting to order.
Immediately Mr. Joseph T. Duke made
a. motlon that those present. qualified
TO vote for Supervisor and other officers.
cast their vote by ballot, and that each
man give his name when his vote was
corded.
Considerable confusion existed as
some desired a vote by division and not
oy ballot, carrying with it the recording
Of names.
Inc chairman put that part Of the mo-
Ton 10 vote by ballot and declared same
carried, put lie refused to entertain and
put before the meeting that portion to
nave each mans name recorded.
NE. Duke was at once on his feet and
stated that his reason for putting his
motion liz this form was because that If
was impossible to get at the qualified
voters unless q vote by ballot was taken
with the name Of each voter recorded.
Tie Stated so many unqualified voters
were present that it was only just to
the Democrats OF the Western Branch
that they should know if the successful
candidate was the nominee of duly
Qualified voters, and il successful by q
majority Of votes SO cast with the names
OF the voters recorded the defeated can
didates would have no reason to COM
plain. He stated he felt his motion
was Il proper one and that his views in
thiS respect were in accord with those
or the. majority OF the qualified voters
present.
Il division was called for as 10 wheth-
er it was the desire of those present to
so vote but the hartman would not
put the motion.
an appeal was then taken from the
decision of the chairman, Which was
duly seconded. The Chairman arbitra-
Fly decided this motion wss not in
order, and that his motion as cited
above must stand as The sc use of the
meeting.
So much Indignation was felt mt this
arbitrary action Of the meeting that over
nan oil those present lett, ana it was
appaient many OF Mr.. CnoiiG'S friends
were discouraged and left also, feeling
they could not secure such treatment
as would secure justice to all concerned
OF the four tellcrs appointed by the
chairman-Dr. 13edd. OF Churchland; r.
l.. Savage. of Primers Point: II. l.. Shea.
of SCOTS Creek, and S. r. Mccain. Of
i'rentis Place--it is said that three ac-
companied those who left the meeting.
The majority Of the most prominent
Democrats Of Western Branch are OBJ
eniy expressing their Indignation al the
manner III which the chairman acted in
forcing his views on the meeting disre-
gardtnE the motions made and state
openly they will not abide by the action
OF those who remained, as they de-
clare the action OF the chairman unjusl
and undemQcruiic in supDresSinc the
voice or the majority Of the qualified vOt-
ers who attended this meeting.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-01
E3 e .EE2 e : T. Es,Y'
I ~

Air William Sloane. of Maiu street. IS
having the foundation laid in South Nor
folk, For Il Tine buijdn@
Ine Cunmer Lumber cDmltany'S plan
lnE+nllll was shut down Yesterday TO
make some repairs. l.t.'s .s..
The Pearl street ferry dock is opened
10 receive passengers. and the boa; will
begin running this morning
Miss Marie Il. Burt, who tonight at
the REland Institute will be married to
Mr.. FAR al her home ri AStabul;t, O.
The police force was paid off y.stcr
day for the month of .inril
MI. Clifford West will leave this morn
ing for Chicago on q business trip.
Two colored men were fined s. and cost
in the Police Court Yesterday morning
for shooting craps
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-01
THREE YOUTHS yIIsSING.
d."f Home Thursday in IL Small ROnt
And Have NOT Returned.

Thursday morning three young bows;
from South Portsmouth. named rcspec.
lively rate Martin, George Pope and
- Wood. left home in IL small boat
to go after butter fish. Tn TO last nirh,
they had not returned. and great fears
are entertained that the boat has can
sized and they have been drowned
Nothing can be learned Of their
Whereabouts. although every effort has
been made to find them
The parents of the youths are in great
distress. Any information ahnu, them
will be Thankful received.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-01
Did You Ever

Try Electric RittcTS a. a remedy for
your troubles? IF not. get a bottle nov
and get relief. This medicine has hcer
found TO be peculiarly adapted 10 the
relief and cure Of all female complaints.
cNerting Il wonderful direct influence in
giving strength and tone To The or
gans. If YOU have loss Of Appetite.
cons @patlon, Headache, Painting Spells
or are Nervous Sleepless. EXr;tahIa
Melancholy or tlo!bled with dizzy spells,
Electric bitters in HE medicine you need
Health and Strength are guaranteed by
It's use. Fifty cents and 81 al Burrow.
Martin & Co. s drug store
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-01

charges were preferred against Captain
Romeyn for SANDER. Romeyn- took the
stand and stated that an order,Svas is
sued from the department mitiga Ting the
sentence or the court MARTIAL at his for
mer trial at Fort Riley, where he was
charged with having lost large amount
OF The governments forage The trial
may conclude Saturday afternoon as the
arguments will not be long ones
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-01
Not Guilty. says Chnmberlntn

London, April %0.-Joseph Chamber
lain, the Secretary Of State for the
Colonies. testified to-day before the
Parliamentary committee that is in
uuiring into the Transvaal raid. that
neither he nor his colleagues in rhe
colonial office had until three days be
fore the raid, the slightest suspicion OF
nnNthin" In the nature of an armed in
NaSion Of the Trausvaal
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-01
Not Very COnsoli,,".

On "Wednesday four ladies from the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
went to the county JAIL where j. Il.
Crsmond is confined. and held religious
services. They read from q chapter In
the Bible about imam loves darkness
rather than light. because his deeds are
evil They then spoke on ii for some
TIME. Several hymns were sung and
prayers We're offered for Crisnund, who
our informant says, took but little in
terest In them.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-01
From Alny 1910 1911,

our entire stock at cost. $3.50 suits.
s65o; $1,000 suits for $50. $l..5D suits.
soOo; Sl'.0O suits. SLIGO: $500 children
a "a 500; $3.50 suits. SOD: Si.aU suits.
ss.n' All our soc: neckwear, In lie latest
shu newest designs, 45c: all our 25c.
neckwear, 2lc. The same p,ni.n.Iinnoto
reduction all through our stock. After
the above date regular prices will nrr-
vail. BRESLAUER & ANTHONY,
la High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-01
Sent Up for six weeks,

Inc case Of Abram Ripley and Charles
Williams, charged with breaking into q
car belonging to the Seaboard Air Line.
was heard yesterday before Justice
Holmden, who fined Ripley $40, and in
default committed him for forty-two
Gays. Williams was fined 81. and In de-
fault was committed for seven DAYS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-01
Will sfnYr rkurI.

Atlanta. Ga, April "o-H. S. Ferry,
OF Atlanta, who killed Belly Lenier at
Decatur. March Sth. alleging that Lenicr
had been guilty OF an assault upon the
person OF his tr'erry's) wife was con
Eicted of murder in the first degree this
morning at Decatur and sentenced to
hang May olSt.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-01
Motion nxcrrI.1ed

Captain ]. j. Burroughs, counsel for
MIS-: Annie Thomas. who sued the city
for $4,000 damages for injuries received
by stepping In L hole on Gosport bridge,
ana in whose suit the jury rendered u
verdict in favor Of the city, yesterday
argued motion for a new trial, but
Judge Watts ovcrruled it, and eNcep-
tons were noted so that it may be car
RED to the Court Of Appeals.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-01
For Sale--a Soda Fountain

With II syrup faucets; i double steam
draft tube: tubes for mineral water
two II gallon copper tanks, a large marble
good as new Apply at TRUFTT & GILL
lis. Portsmouth, or Whalcy IL Co., VIVA
leyvillc. Va ma2S-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-01
Ladies' Straw Sailors In ali STYLES w
Il. Virnelson & Co. -
500 Gendron yicvcic for az,

Best Wheel made Tor the price. Seven
ty-nVe baby carriages in stock cheap n
!. s. Crawford's Furniture anu Garnet
House. - ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-01

fudynrd kiping will write letters 20
the London Times from Crct" on a sal
airy Of $1,000 "A month.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-01

See our new negligce shirts, lust in
Charles r. WeltOn & Co. -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-01
Gfiikt3reIi.S Sufr Snir

MeSSrS. Levy & Jacobs, 200 High
street, nave Il special sale this wrcl.
i'll children's suits. If You want 10 saw
money give them a"call
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-01

The latest novelties in straw goods.
w. E. Virnelson s. Co. -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-01
Specials for To-Day.

We Will offer for u short time q; very
pound. Come and get ono pound on trial
Also get H. pound OF our fine Vermont
GS,tea1tinsry Buttcr for 25c. Nothing finer.
lot or Cakes and Crackers. Look ut our
prices: Oyster Crackers. &C.. Ginger
snaps. &c; Sodn Crackers, &C.; Lemon Tea
Cakes. &C.: Nic-Nncs, &C.: Fancy Mixed
CAKES, 10c. Our Sun Beam Flour is the
Both Phones 1870
c. w. IIUDGINs & CO.
S02 Crawford street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-01

, zoe. chIlaren's STRAW Hats:
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~ q TIC e.

have this day purchased the stock OF
Al. Reschefsky in stores No. 2i8 ana 23O
appointed MAX TtFSCH IIfSI<Y my agent
to conduct said business, and he is author
lied to buy and sell for cash only.
b. MILLER.
Norfolk. Va. April 90, 1897. llp3O-It
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-01

FOR RI1NT.-Housc Southwest corner OF
Mldule and London streets, with all
modern improvements. For particulars
appiy to DIR BILlSOLY. next door
FOR RENTING. 4O5 Washington street:
sewerage gas, city water hea ter, range
eic so per month. Possession given
May 1St. Apply w. Il. DAUGHTItEY,
500 High street. up25-lw
RI VIRTUE OF a DEED IN TRUST
from Reuben Butt to me as trustee,
dated September LIST, 1856, and by direction
or tho creditor secured. shall sell at pub
nc auction in front OF the courthouse in
portsmouth, Va, on SATURDAY, the Sth
DAY Of May lS'7, at T. o'clock m.
ALL, ALL TI AZ CERTAIN LOT. piece or
parcel of land, with appurtcnnnces near
the village OF Deep Creek. Norfolk coun-
ty, bounded on the north by the property
Of Timothy Cherry; on tho cast ana south
by lands belonging TO tho estate OF Gis-
borne Cherry, and OH the west by tho ID.
s. Canal--subject to dover interest or tho
widow OF the said Reuben Butt, deceased.
WILLIAM II. STEWART. Trustee
j. G. NIEMCYI1R ,Auctioneer.
ap2S-iOt
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-01-30
Marvellous Results.

From Il letter written by Rev. j.
Gunderman. of Dimondele, Mich, we
are permitted to make this extract
81 have no hesitation III recommend
ing DR.. Kings New Discovery. ~ the
were almost marvellous in the
Of NY wife. While | was pastor
|of tho Baptist Church at Rives June.
|tion she vas brought down with Pneu.
|monia succeeding La Grippe. Terri
bile pasoxysms Of coughing would las
hours with little interruption and i
seemed us ii she could not survive
them. A friend recommended DR.
Kings New Discovery it WAS qaicl
lin it's work and highly satisfactory i,
result. Trial Bottle free at Thibaaai,
Drug Store. Regular size SOC and ST
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-01-30

"rThe cheapest in a home enter
prise" Gays the Shreveport Timea sis a
liberal aud generous support to the
local Journal that has u good circula-
iion. Why2 Because if zealously. mr.
|stintediy publishes to the world every
movement. 1t heralds
with much uuseifsh liberaiity every
advantage Of a live and progressive
community. 1t is untiring in its work
while being the cheapest and most
direct method to reach the public.
Through this same channel everything
that pertains TO material prosperity,
local energy, life and business activity
lis published Throughout. the length
land breadth of the land. No business
or calling will grow and prosper that is
not advertised. Keep up your home
paper
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-01-30

No other Republican hos. in the
States Detained Mek,iley after
|lse Nas practically certain OF a nomi-
a. ontraseoasly as Platt. Nc
was described u public inter.
~ weak. unreliable. unfit and
lanspssai in principle; IN fact, as u man
lnol i. tie trusted. Yet the republican
'marIine has forced this detamer oil
who was also a defamer OF
THE nmitsred Garfield fifteen years ago,
the United States Senate. Was
|ti.eat. ever u More degrading pros.ita-
Itiau .i machine power f-Tros IN. Y,
Press ile,n.