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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-25
ON The EVE. OF B4 II, {
Measuring Of Strength and Final Survey
Before the Battle Begins Today.
NORFOLK TEAM SEEMS FlAWLEss
There May be Weak Spots, bat the
Most Captious Critic Has Failed To
Point It out-rhc Team TINT Gcts
the Pennnnt Has Got 60 Play
Grcnt Rail, Sure.

Inc championship season Of the At
!anIic League opens up tomorrow, and
II iinds Norfolk better prepared than
ever before to cope with her opponents
Il. ,ns :tngdom of bat and bali. Never
pe1ore has the city had at the opening
game team against which there has
oeen absolutely no word Of adverse criti-
c!snl, either from the mldest fan to the
most caprous and hyperceritical rooter.
no one has howled to have any one
released. No one wants any one re-
leased The management finds itself in
quandery, having on it's hands seve-
raj more players than can be advanta-
geously carried, yet unwilling to part
win any Of them. 1t may yet be 4 case
OF drawing lots TO see who goes.
AS q matter Of fact the Norfolk
rooter-and his name this season is
legion-is emphatcally Of the opinion
mat we have a team second to none in
the league, if not superior to them all.
But that remains to he proven, and no
man knows the merits or the dcmcrits
or team until 1t has gone through at
least dozen hard fought battles
~ glance at the makeup of our ac-
gregat:on will not, however. be out Of
place at this: time. and may prove use
tul to the cranks in picking their favor
ties.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-25
He 1tfl ,vnnIay,f,,l

..--'. 81 ~ '.s .I:5enl. IIe did wonderful
Wol-S Tor Norfolk last season In the
few games he dill Fitch. and il Wig h,s
decepttve curve that had much to do
with landing the "Gulrs% at the top OF
the percentage list. Up to date lie has
had no CHANGE to show what he is pre-
pared To DO. Neither has Wilson, but
Manager Smith is sure Of this man and
says he Is going to turn out great Much
reliance can be placed in what Smith
says. He isn't often mistaken In cuses
nkc this. Wilson has q very peculiar
pail which VIII puzzle any batter. All
he wants 10 do Is to control it and this
he will be given ample chance to do
ALL AROUND.
AS for the tout ensemble, Norfolk has
fast fielding and an especially hard
hitting aggregation, and Is gratifyinEly
strong both before and behind the bat.
She is going to put up good ball and the
team that wins from her will know that
1t has played ball.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-25
FOR SALE.

FOR .SALE.-QLck buyer can secure gro
Gerry and provision business, ". tn an es-
ia blished trade. In n good locality, at q
reduced figure, owner leaving city. Ad-
dress VlRGIN1AN OFFICE, Rerkley
e Va. L a p2O-6t :
90 FAMILIES WANTED.-F:ve to fifty
acre tracts already plated OF choice,
high. well drained land; finest of soft wa
ter: 35 minutes drive on Princess Anne
Il shell road. On easy terms to improvers
Apply a. Client of the owner, c. +.
HODGMAN. aprS-t1n .
70. SALE:-Nlce new residence, Cooke
3 street, Park View: 10 rooms: all modern
1arm near city. Apply to r. G. PR1TCH-
ARD. corner Cook and Holiday street
Portsmouth, Va ma2S-l m :
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-25
FOR RENT.


FOR }ENT.--El OliSc nicely situated, spe-
Gially adapted light housekeeping. Can
between 10 and 1870 Saturday and Mon
day, 3o7 CRANKY street ap2i-2t,
FOR RENT.-Nicely furnished or unfur-
nisnec rooms: well ventilated; with or
without hoard, Apply ITO Chapel street,
nearly opposite 81. Mays Church.
opi23-3t'
FOR RENT.--3 or 4 well finished and
desirable rooms. all front, use Of bath;
suitable ght housekeep ng: large
porches and yard: line city railway: west
Buie Address l.. r.. Virginian office.
apr2O-tf
FOR RENT TO GENTLEMEN.- Several
very desirable rooms nicely furnished,
all modern conVeHicnces: minutes
walk from bus ness center; terms mod
& crate; references given and expect ed
Apply 1G5 Holt straat- apr20-lua
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-25

Harry Mace is out with another dope
story Of his hairbreadth escapes during
his existence as an umpire in mino!
leagues. Having aired his vile calumny
against Virginia lie now attacks Texn.
in the Washington Post. \ man who
has experienced such thrilling, adven-
lures and cscapades as he relates, mus;
be Inherently putrid as IN Umpire. and
these repeated attacks from him a!e
sufficient evidence 10 connect him OF III
competency and unrelabil.ty, or they
would not have been made
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-25
Grent G0rnpany for Dystcrs.

Langdon crackers, recently Introduced
here, have a peculiarly piquant taste.
The makers see that all grocers always
have a fresh supply. Possibly in their
freshness lies the secret of their grow :
ing popularity.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-25
SCORE. Ply INNINGS:

summary: Earned Huns-On Gilroy,
2 'lwo-base li!ts--Mcrnrlan, .; Shaffcr,
Weihl WentX, Hayden. ,: Newton.
Threc-base Hits-Rnc. Shamer. Stolen
Ea scs-M ci'a>lan. I.eahy. 3; Shaffer. /:
Wcddigc, ,: Weihl. 3; VENT. 8; Wills,
,; McNcill, Cunningham, DcCamp. Dou-
bic Plays-McEc!!l Eac ana Kaufman;
Kaufman. AlcNeill ana Rae. Bases on
Ralls-On DcCamp, Leahy. >; We!hl.
WcntZ, 3; Hayden. >; Gilrny. >; Newton;
off Newton Easby. Struck Out-By Gil
roy, White, Eaghy. Kaufman; by New
DeCamp, McFarlan. Passed Balls
Hirsh, .. Wild Pitches-DeCamp, >.
Left on BasGs-N Norfolk, 10: Richmond
College, 4. Base Hi,s-Oft Gtlroy. s; off,
DcCamp -. Sacrifice Hits--Wcnt2 and
Giroy. Timc--.:l5. Umpire Snyder.
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
(By Sat y. BALD
-Four OF the Richmond College team
saw the sights o. the town las; night
in stylish drag with a spanking team
OF blacks.
Joe Burke, Pal" Reiman ana Phil
Net:cr. three eX-P0rism0uth players,
are this year with Dayton, Ohio
Rruner. late III Portsmouth, has been
released lly Dayton ana signed by Port
Huron.
The battery for Reading on Mondsy
will be Amole and Barclay. -Amole Is
considered the best Reading has in sock
and Manager l:nnlon already has n
string on him. Newton and Mic VII
otic:atc fog Norfolk. while ed. Cline VIII
hold The indicator,
! Harry" E.lhe.neid and Barley Eain
care getting most OF the praise from
Richmond cranks.
De tans Is g!ttin mighty narvus,
Fur de long winters aimos' starry us,
WidOut de crack:n O de bat, and de
coachers awful roar!
De ilels. day'll soon be glintenin'.
Den on de streets we'll all be l.s.anin'
Fur de music. yah. sweet music in de
query, What de sc0.e?"
WIKI efharre Record
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-25
FOR SALE,

1000 Id. Halls Safe, double doors inside
ana out, good as new. If bought Mt once
can be bought for less than oiie-third its
cost. TO see 1t, reply by letter and make
appointments. Address j. r. BUTLER,
care Virg:nan. aprlS-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-25

WANTEl)-Reliable man TO open a small
once and handle my goods: position per-
manent; stamp and references A. II.
I MORRIS, care this nper ap25-lt,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-25

WANTED Statesmen to sell to dealers on
time: 500 monthly md expenses; cXpc-
rience unnecessary. Write for partcu-
lars. ACME CIGAR CO. Chicago.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-25

WANTED AGENTS.--$75 per month and
expenses paid active men Ii right: goods
SOLO by sample only; samples, also horse
ono carriage furnished FREE. Address
JOBSl5R. Box 5SQS, Boston, Mass.
lE.tI sIi-Jp
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-25

WANTED FOR DIR. TAIL
images The Earth Girtlied," of his fla
nous tour around the world thrilling
four million Taimage's books sold, and
The Earth G rolled" is his latest and
ErandeSt; demand enormous: everybody
wants his famous book; only $3.50: h &
book, big commissions: n gold mine for
workers; credit given; freight paid; out
IT'S Tree: drop all trash and sell the king
or books ard make $500 Il month Adj
dress for outfit and territory, THE DO
MlNlON COMPANY, Star Build ne.
Chicago. mr3l-2lt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

PERSONAI-A HOME CURE-Cancer
tumor and malignant blood disease
without knife, plaster or pain: 100 page
book and advice free. Department g. Ab-
boit Myron Mason Medical Co, $50 + 18th
avenue, New York. apo5-lt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-25

LADIES ATrENTiON-Saw nicely
done at moderate prices. All work guar
nnieed; special prices on skirts. Apply
40 Chapel street. apr2S-Sft
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-25

WANTED-An experienced dry goods
salesman: references required Apply to
HARRY MORRIS, No. 352 new number,
" Cnurch street. ap25-lt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-25

NANTED-Room ard board bath and
parlor privilege, gentleman and wife;
must be desirable locality: prefer private
family; references given. Address, Civ
ing terms and location, NJ. a. s.. care
Nirginian ap?5-Ita
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-25
AGENTS WANTED,

WANTED-Oil statesmen, experienced and
Inexperienced; also men handling side
lines; paving position. DIAMOND RE
Filming CO, Cleveland, 9. ap25-1t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-25

COMPETENT STENOGRAPHER wants
positlon: four years experiences: best
dress 'BUSINESS," care Virgin!an Of
nee ap25-lt'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-25
WANTED,

Observation-Disclosures wanted by private
family in West End hest appointments in
every way: references exchanged Ad-
dress INVESTIGATE Box $50. ap25-2ts
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-25

w AM ED-One or two men OF good ad
areSs to collect and solicit for an old es
taDllshed' business. Address III" Bon
1a2, Newport News, Va. ap25-lt-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-25

< WBERRlES MUST BE PICKED
All employees who wish to get truck
plckers TO pick berries etc, and get hands
20 Work every day, and save your truck
WI lie you have n chance--then always yet
Your laborers from r. f. VAIDEN'S
AGENCY, who can furnish farmers or any
employers, thousands Of hands to pick
truck or do any Kind OF work that may be
needed at short notice. Send in your or
GERS IN time or call ana see II. +. VAID-
I'm AGENCY. Terms reasonable. iGS
Church street Norfolk, Va apr2l -3ts
WANTED-One frst-class timer for in
side and outside work; single man pre-
terred Correspond With box IL, Kins-
Ton, n. Z. apr20-6t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-25

CORBETT-Fl ZSIMMONS FIGUT-Eie-
CANT pocket kaleidoscope; exact reproduc-
ton, showing fight as actually occurred
BY mail 25c.: a 81 kaleidoscope for 25c. ::
order quick. JACkSON-OL1VER CO,
f =. O. Box iii New York ap25-lta
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-25

1S k:SSR CHECKS IN SIN HOURS:
ASD na CURES IN DAYS. At
Ht wi & SDiug store lS3 Church street,
Norfolk, Va u:r2-Gm
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-25

DE; ANNA GIERlNG. REGISTERED
PHYSICIAN. Twenty-Five years OK
Rerience. Specialist In DISEASES OF
MONIES ONLY. Private S!ANlTARIUM
OF HIGH REpIlrE Absolute privacy
afforded: FEMALE REGULATIVE
PILLS, 600 per box Advice by mail.
1903 Il. BALTIMORE STREET..
Baltimore. Md.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-25

LOST In Portsmouth, al Dressing Room
In kim building, Easter Monday night, a
indy's Tortoise Shell HAIR Comb, with
Silver Trimmings The owner will OBJ
lige by returning TO Mrs j. T.. EEVILL,
No. 2lS Boush street, Norfolk, Va.
a np3-if
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-25

Rruncr. late ri Portsmouth, has been
released hy Dayton and signed by Port
Huron.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-25

Joe Burke. Pal" Reinlan and Phil
Nct.cr. three eX-POrtsmOuth players.
are this year with Dayton, Ohio.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-01-01
SPANS HOPE.
1t Ia That Cubans will Soon Nesoti.
ate for Peace. ~

1t Ia That Cubans Will Soon Neroti.
ate for Peace
New York, Dec. GA Madrid spe-
cial to the World says it is rumored
that Gen. Weyler has delayed fresh
operations against the Insurgents IN
order to give. lsiaaa- time 10 discover the
disposition of the bands and their
chiefs since the death OF Maceo with
o view to feeling his way to preparing
the ground for finishing the present
war like the past Instructions in
Spain aDd- Cuba where money ana I'M
official negotiations prove more tell
arguments than force of arms, directly
the insurgents saw no more hope Of
foreign aid. It is also believed in
diplomatic circles that Spain will take
advantage Of the dispositions Of Pres
ident Cleveland and Secretary Olney
to negotiate quickly and directly with
the United States to secure American
neutrality by granting discriminating
concessions in the contemplated Cuban
tariff and fair promises of colonial
autonomy before the accession OF Nc
Kinley. One of the principal reasons
Of the Spanish government for insist
ing upon Weyler making q decisive at
tempt to clear the Provinces of Pinar
del Rio, Havana and Matanzas within
q few weeks Is the urgent necessity
for scoring military success before
Spain has once more to appeal to the
native or foreign markets for fresh
loans.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-01-01
SETTLERS WITH GUNS.

Naturally They Don't Want to Lose
Both Homes and improvements.
Ashland, Wis.,, Dec. 24-The settlers
on the Wisconsin Central land indemni-
ty have declared war on loggers who
have started to log on the lands. Ed
MERCER, who has charge Of Steve
Smiths camps, was notified this morn
ing that thirty-five settlers would drive
him and his men away at the point Of
Winchesters If they would not 60
peaceably.
The settlers lost their lands through
the decision of the United States gu.
preme court. but have not yet been
evicted. They claim that the company
should pay for the improvements they
have made during the past five years.
Serious trouble is feared as the set
tiers are determined that the pine on
their lands shall not be cut until they
have been legally evicted and their
improvements paid for.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-01-01
cAMPBELL's SCHEME.

Contract Signed with the DurIing-
ton for Experimental Stations.
Omaha, Dec. 26.-H. w. Campbell, a
prominent soil culturist of Sioux City,
has been in Omaha for several days
on business connected with his pro
fessiollal duties, and has just signed
an important contract with the Bur-
lington. Mr.. Campbell has been ex-
perimentinx for the last three years on
q process OF turning arid belts OF land
in Nebraska. Colorado, Kansas and
the. Dakotas into crop producing dis
tricts. The experiments have been OF
such o successful nature that he has
Also induced the Northern Pacific, the
500 Line and the Chicago. Milwaukee
Z st. Paul lines to enter into the
scheme. Starting In the spring Of the
coming year the roads have agreed to
each establish five experimental sta
tiOns in places which may be desig-
mated by themselves, and many men
acquainted with Mr.. Campbells pc
cusiar methods will be placed in
charge OF them. The farms will con-
stst of fOrty-acre tracts and the prod
ucts raised will consist Of corn, oats,
wheat, rye and all varieties Of vege-
tables.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-01-01
FAILED AT SUPERIOR.
A Rank Has $4,000 TIED Up in the
st. Paul Smash

A Rank Has 500, 600 Tied Up In the
st. Paul Smash.
West Superior, Wis.,. Dec. 244.-Ihe
Bank OF West Superior, capital. x5O,-
600, and $50, coo surplus, suspended OPP
erations this morning. The notice Of
suspension stated that the cause was
the smash of the Bank of Minnesota Mt
st. Paul At the November statement
the bank had deposits OF $7s,947 and
rediscounts of $1,505. The loans and
discounts were $108,971: real estate as
sets, $43, 40; bonds and securities, ST.
391: cash on hand, $22,2599O. OF this
cash on hand $4,000 was in the out
side failures. which compelled the In
stitution to close. It has done but lit
tie business Of late ard the tieing up Of
the cash in st. Paul, with continued
Withdrawals and small collections on
paper due the bank, mos. Of which was
based on real estate values, proved too
much for the institution. It is proba-
BILE depositors may ultimately get their
money. a
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-01-01

Rochester, N. T., experimental with
ballot machines at the recent election.
Two different patents were used, and
although they proved vastly superior
T. many respects to the present system
OF voting, neither machine was free
from an absolutely serious defect. The
reSistering mechanism in both ma
chine seemed to be at fault. This trou-
bic = not to be regarded as irremedi-
BILE, since Rochester cast !, 500 defect
iyely-marked ballots Inst year, willie
~ number Of voters whom the ma
chine baked Of tlsSir purpose tIiis year
N11 not over 20 The counting was
!ronaputed on the gubernatorial and
presidentlal tickets within twenty min
ties Of the closing Of the polls. .
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-01-01

mouse, and when the otllceFSs surround.
ed him he came forth With II REVOLVER
In each hand, blaxed away ylt fntAa
result, stole q horse and uaaae ~ ~
cape. .sy I tssss4 81
Justice France, at Fort Wayne, INA
discharged from custody Freddy
Krneclaenl,erg, the tllrteen-ypar.old
lad who killed Georgel Sturm, aEed
fifteen. The preliminary examination
SLOWED that Sturn, and Two play nnates
laid In walt for Ksled kenberg, and
when the boy came along Stur1n as;
saulted him. Krueckenlkrg ran into a
fence corner where he WAS assaultesl
again by Sturm. and tie cutting. fol-
lowed. the defendant 4alming, acci1
tlentally. 4 issS95
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-01-01
-FOUR r D FAD \
An Tue FIFTH VICTIM CANNOT
RECOVER. d. j.5..I
Details q the Tragedy Near o..
,J.mes, aiian. ack Casie. = Hirsa1
Man Kills He.ry JoSli.ski, HI
Son and Daughter. Fatally.
Wounds Another Chila aaA Cora
mits Observation-Disclosures with the
! Girl He killed. n

st. James, Mimi, Dec.N q The fol-
lowing particulars Of the South Branch
township murders have been received:
The dead are Henry Joblinsll. aged
IS; his children, Charles and Annie.
ana Jack Gable, the murderer. The.
tragedy occurred at the J0blinski farm,
twelve miles from this city. sSS;
Henry J0blinski was 3 well-to-tlo
farmer with a family Of seven chill
dren. He IL Of Polish birth, and came
to this country about ten years ago.
Among his children was daughter!
Annie. who was indirectly the cause Of
the wholesale murder. About two
years ago Jack Cable was employed
by J0blinski. and ever since has been
m inmate Of the J0bllnski home. OF
late the elder Joblinski has been sus-
picions of his daughter and Cable. sur.
missing that the latter w0s exercising
an undue influence over her. The
father accused the girl of improper re-
lations with Gable and threatened to
heat her. Cable, who was In the house
ut the time, began abusing the old
man., ana hot words passed. He drew,
q revolver, killing the old man instant
~ at the fourth shot. The boys were
Mt the time in the barn, but hearing the
shots they rushed in. and Gable opened
fire upon them, hitting one, August. in
the side, wounding him. The other
boy, Charles, turned to retreat and was
hit in the back. He ran about 100
feet and fell dead.
Then Cable ordered the old lady to
leave the house, but to leave Annie,
which she did, taking the smaller chill
dren with her. The murderer, finding
himself alone with the girl, placed the
muz0e Of the revolver behind her right
ear and shot her through the head, and
then he reloaded and shot himself. hia
body being found across the body of
the girl.
Cables intimacy with the girl has
lasted for over year. He has want
ed to marry her. but the parents re-
fused to allow it because she was so
young, being only about fifteen.
This morning the body Of John Cable,
the murderer Of the Joblinskl family,
was brought to this city end is await
ing word from his parents. who, it is
learned, live in jackson county. The
last report from August Joblinski, the
wounded boy, is that he cannot live.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-01-01
Accidental Happeaiass.

Samuel T. Putnam, president Of the
free thought congress. and Miss Mary
i. Collins, young agnostic lecturer
were killed by escaping gas in Boston.
A valuable property in the business
portion Of Altoona, Pa, burned, entail
failing a loss Of $1Ol,OOO. A boy play
ing Santa Claus in one Of the windows
of #. NJ. Morrow's dry goods store
started the blaze.
Percy Middlebrook, Frank Roe and
Patrick Powers, oil sons Of prominent
citizens Of Florida, Orange county, N.
T., took O ride in a sleigh, returning
at midnight. Roe and Powers attempt
ed to assist Middlebrook from the
sleigh and found that he was dead and
frozen stiff.
The loss Of life by the explosion
which destroyed the Won Cromer
match factory at Aschaffenburg was
much greater than previously reported.
Fifteen women and girls employed in
the main building were killed and sew
eral persons working in IN adjoining
building were fatally or seriously hurt.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-01-01
washinxton TaIlr.

. a ia ! \ - IL
The rural free-delivery experiment
has been extended to Opelka, Ala,
and QuitMan, Ga.
Carl Hurst, first consul ut Prague,
reports to the state department that a
marked change In the railroad tariff on
sugar, just made Ia Austria, will prob
The postmaster general has issued .
fraud order against the Merchants M
tional Union Bank Of Chicago, col
lection agency. -
A telegrnm received at the war de-
partment announces the death, at San
Bernardino, Ariz., Of First Lieut. Ed
win G. Bullock, Seventh Cavalry, from
pneumonia.
Representative N. ". Howard sf
Alabama introduced I'm the house q
resolution recognizing the republic OF
Cuba as a free and independent gov
ernment.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-01-01

The Volunteers Of America, as the
Rallington Booth organization Of saliva
fionists calls itself. have promulgated
q portion Of their constitution, from
which It appears that It is distinct in
many respects from the Booth Tucker
concern. The third article provides
chat the new association shall always
- an american Institution" The ON
1efs in supreme command must. be
elected, instead Of appointed by a CEN
frad authority. #