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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-21
C. II. TERRELL ID CO.

FOR. RENT OCTOBER LIST, 1s97.-lss
,Elute street, rooms; 41G Eute street. 3
rooms; Sy5 Butte street, rooms: 2l9 Fen
g 9 = rooms; 81 Wood street, rooms: 1ct;
Street, 10 rooms -'ff an
49, G.: II. TERRELL &c CO.
Real Estate and Rental Agents.
st.s s 90 St gS3i.5 PSI Main street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-21
w. II. II. Trice s. Co.,

Real Estate and Rental Agents. Corner
Bank and Plume streets.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-21
FOR RENT.

0IoltDS.
rs Roanoke avenue.
% Roanoke avenue.
II Roanoke avenue.
GO Bank street.
"a Rank street.
172 Church ST.,
81 Commerce street,
25 and 81 Talbot ST.,
OFFICES.
$50 Main street.
I'll Main street,
Q Fnyctto street.
4 desirable cottage
about ono milo from
town.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-29
Severe Local Storm Slated for This
Afternoon.
COMES FROM THE SOUTHWEST
Will Be Felt Throughout This Section
of the Country.
MAY NOT STRIKE ATLANTA HARD
If the Storm Passes Around There
VIII Be Cloudy Weather-What
the Weather Man Says.

People who are fortunate enough to own
cyclone cellars can prepare to use them 10
dav. They can clear the pots out ana
stand calmly by and walt for the terrihc
storm said to be headed in this direction.
There are signs of an approaching storm
and the indications are that it Will De eN-
tremely severe. 1t is headed for TINS Por-
ton of the country, and will prop2oiy pe
felt in Georgia, the Carolinas ana Ala
bama. 1t may strike Atlanta, and It may
pass around with no effect save few
drops of rain and some small puhs OF
wind.
But there is a chance that IT will strike
this city, and from the size of it, the prop
ability is that it Will shake things up IN
great shape IT win arrive this afternoon
and tonight VIII be preceded by clouds and
rain.
Last night a telegram was received by
tho weather bureau from Chief Moore tell
ing of the storm The telegram said;
Conditions are favorable for severe local
storm Monday afternoon and night.
This tells tho whole story Of the APP
preaching unpleasanness. fy local is
meant this entire section Of the county
and means that the storm may strike Al
lanta and may go off miles to one side.
bur lately storms seem 70 have ten
dcncy to come this way therefore. !.
sons who are prepared 70 rccciv" one VIII
do wen 90 get ready for one that IS IN
usually severe.
The storm halls from the southwest. ana
VIII come across the country az rapid
pace 1t VIII strike Georgia in the south
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-29

and Messrs. r Edward Hamhleton. Sperry
ami Williams. December 18TH last the
committee VIII regard themselves under
obLeatIons to carry cut the stpulatons
mace by said Hamblcton. Sperry ana VII
Hams. Notwithstanding third parties with
whom Colonel Hawkins has no connection,
may stop the sale OF the savannah. Amerl-
Gus and Montgomery road In May next;
and that General Gill as chairman. DO re-
duested TO communicate this resolution TO
Judge A. l.. Miller. and through HIM to
Colonel Hawkins JOIN Gill
Chairman BOndholders' Committee
It should be- understood that the bond
holders of the Savannah. Americus and
MONTGOMERY railway We're by order OF
court allowed to be the purchasers of that
property i'm May. 1895. and it is claimed
on the one side that rs these bondholders
derived all the benefits Of tho contract re-
ferrcd TO. they should in good faith dis
charge the burdens, if any which the
contract imposos-that the contract must
he taken cum more.
All are anxious TO have the shops con-
tinued here and enlarged. and the citizens
I'm one way and another are striving 10 this
end. a CITIZEN.
Amerlcus. Ca. March %. 1897
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-29
Special Committee to Meet Today at
II O'Clock.
VRANGLE OVER THE PAVEMENT
Some Property Owners Call for As
phalt, Others for Wood.
TRACTION COMPANY HAS A HAND
Calls for Wooden Blocks Because They
Are Cheapest-How the Matter
Will Come Before Council.

There is great confusion among the prop
erty owners along Forsyth street concern
ing the paving of that thoroughfare.
This morning at il o'clock special com
mittce. appointed at recent meeting OF
the property owners. will hold meeting
in Mayor Golfers office and attempt 10
agree upon some kind Of paving that WIN
meet the approval OF at least majority
OF those interested.
er,y holders hardly know what hlnd 81
paving they want. This fact was aeNe'-
oDed a. the recent conference, hence the
appointing Of the special committee
But Il may happen that the connn''' &c e.,
cannot agree. In this case the matter VIII
have TO IL finally settled ny tne S'is'
committee ~ the city connciL
For 4 while the wooden block paNehle'i J
b,l q ,ead as choice IN view OF the ia''
,h,, n was tho cheapest. But y appears
NOW that some think IL IS too cheap
AsDh9lt Is the prevailing tank now. M
San, Trraan. who owns about =" feet from
as-a on the street. wants asphft wy
street Is graded. 80 does Air. Aaron li'is'
Vow Tho question hinges on wa me- ~
crtv VIII change the grade or leave u per
mancut rs q is. g.,
bro,,rbt - hear ~ Is not likely ihat me
rfrv vii consider tho grade question: th
e+~o., committee win oppose 'A nom, I
which tend 80 unnecessary increase ~ 'ne
expense. -
Another factor in the h-ht is the A.
l,,,+, -~acfirn Street Railway company
This company VIII D. ~ q very 100
r,.nee. no matter what kinI "i fttti- =
,t,,...l. ana. % Is cid. favors strongly
rh. wooden blocks.
rl,. ..s,nuftte. VIII decide ;hi= morn ns
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-29
Action Of Western Roads in DiSSOlVinS
Is Rather Suspicious.
STUDYING UP NEW DEVICES
They Will Try to Reorganize and
Keep Within the Law.
RAILWAY LINES ARE NOT SATISFIED
They Want to Get the Rate Agree
ment Point Before the Supreme
Court Again and Will Try.

The promptness with which the traffic
associations in the wst are breaking up,
or preparing to dissolve, Is suspicious.
From remarks dropped by western mana
gers and attorneys, 1t is probable that the
roads will get together again very soon.
All the managers everywhere. of course.
Intend to comply strictly with the law, al
though in the north and south the assoc
citation members are inclined to wait until
another case is heard by the supreme
court. Five judges approved the decision
in the Trans-AIissour case. and four dis
sented As the majority was only one
against the associations. the hope Is en-
tertained by some managers that the court
win hear the joint Traffic Association
case which has been decided in favor
of the railroads 10y the United States cir
cult court of appeals in New York
Colonel II. $. Haines. the commissioners
Of the Southern States Freight Associa-
ton. is in New York. ana it is presumed
that he VIII confer with The leading cor
poration counsel there before ne returns,
and ascertain what they think OF the iu-
tre.
There IS a general impression among
railway traffic officials thai some way VIII
be found by which the law can he abs"-
lutely observed. and at the same time,
the practical opJtCt9 o. e''N ''0-''' ~
attained IL was held thar railways nave
no right % make Joint through fa1es' III
leiehI ilhe9 mag '"op'
tween Juuc.loh po4Ht', % ~ "'".N
TO be Iesai Tor an ROADS 10 ADOPT tie same
rates het@ the same points ana theh'
without a FORMAL agreement, i've strictly
up to their tariffs. The weak point lu
inns Pi0@i -i4i4-'N - ~
roads strictly "oseiNliib 1ti4il7 men i'o
penalty would be Imposed Iof u Violation.
There is always tie possibility of prose-
cttion ia thc courts Tor ii secret cut i'm
,+.. h,t+ n t,.r. ne nn a-snc;,ffon q
'"''' SO. ~. ,, - 49,,
ioi" coo." A'c 4l7 1ti"i q".'S WIN '''1
commission. ana nave icductd rate la
clfec. before competitors were a~are ot ~.
senator George H. Edmunds. who mas
b.sn counsel Tor the Interstate Commerc,
,..,,,. . B, .,,,... 80 a.. ,,,o-t t,,,,,oY..,r t
g., -. t...,'t -. 60,
i''''' H''9 'H'''''''-" o'+'''
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-29
sr7GEANr MCLEAN IS BETTER
Soldier Who Attempted TO Commit
Suicide Was Up Yesterday.

Sarreant Major Charles Mclean. who
mol. j aesnerate EFFORT 10 ria himself of
49,. ~ Fort Mcpherson saturday. was
a7.i. 10 b. up yesterday. Though his brow
b. somewhat furrowed by winchester
bullet H.. seems 20 be in good spirits and
49,. army surgeon says DE viii he ont and
Well ia a few DAYS
There Is an amusing incident in cenncc-
,f,, with this wouid-be suicide ih5t fully
explains why Sergeant Mcl.lne I"iled IN
hfS attempt az self-mura'i-
n Is known by those who are familiar
vyifr, tbe officer that he Is very portiy
man II. carries one of those large. pros
r,arous looking front elevations anu his
..oir,-.., eornorosity Is such that he cannot
easily see his feet.
Novv this particular portion OF lis nnys-
ical being played the role OF NE pre-
server.
Ever since St PatriclS's day Mclean
ras been ln bad spirits. lnd lately q
quantity az "bad spirits h's 'eeh Ee''i"5
into him.
.4yiras an chimeras and Gorgeous
dire" began To rise up before tfis horl"
son Of Erin. II was good case o. &c
iirum tremens. Reaching I'i 10 I'm
chester ne placed the stock on the floor
with the muzzle pointing between his
ewes. Thus prepared 70 blow out his brains
h. reached for the trigger but IN me eN-
element Of the moment this fugitive from
visionary demons forgot the large sioin-
ach. IN reaching 20 discharge tine weapon
hss stomach pro,ruded ana pushed the gun
Qua of lis deadly range. When y was as
charge a Ia. result WAS a very frightened
Irishman with only slight nesh wound
furrpued between his brow.
Had Mclean thought 90 procure "a gun
- fssx geometrical calculations he would
have been more successful IN the attempt
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-29

Southern Medical College Exercises
VII Take Place Tomollow.

Southern Medical Co-lcbc AAfASL-eS
v,ln Take Place Tomorrow.
-I-n. rf..i.i... ling exercises of thc southern
ID sfeaI COLLEGE w.u takc place l9Alaff9"
night.
grAres.s Fif,h E,eiment band win fur
risa th, must. and several ot doe most
..losa.as speakers iu the city ~4I assist
iu tlc uNttci~ts-
milo following programme WIZ be f-h-
Overture. Morning. Noon and Nisht' o.
Supp.-Fllth Regiment hahH, NTH.
Iray,r by 1t I;ey. e. *. Nelson' Bishop
O' si S.sI. Melody in T.. Rubensteln-Fifth
Annual report Of faculty 70 board OF
tr-l~t..--. bv James D.. Baird. d. j. Dean
Music Nalsc E~paEmole t~iahlta' A'o-
sey-Fifth Il, rmeut Band
t-onferring th. degree IT doctor OF the'i4-
,i,. ,Iuon a. successful applicants leg tho
hoard - trustees, tnr"GEh 'No pt'1-'-'
Hon. Howard Yam Epps-
Music Descriptive Fantasy. The cav
airy Charec" Luders-tifth REGIMENT
Corferrinr certificates n prodcicncy upon
successful applicants from the Junior cess
hv the faculty through the president u IL
Ham Perrin Nicolson. n. ID
Music parcnhrHee. "h.uinghF home
palhry-Fif-h Hsr mont HAND
Rcnorr ~ the Pharmaceutical y. pArt
mert by S. a. Nisanska, ~ H. ~. d.
corferrfrr Tho degree Of graduate -
larrsraf7- ls- H.. board 81 trustees. thronFh
che r.-es-7snf Won. Howard Van l.nns.
a. .r-arsas Two step pryor-Fifta Reg
fr1.~f Rand
Annual asare-s. by ". I.no'an 7: K I,.,
Nrr4fa sspafroi ~ the Guomos. eilen-
how ~frtn REGIMENT Nana
T.rf,-er.- 81 r-izes-9~et. second and th'rd
,,orsr=-avarflo1 hv fhe f'"ulfy far cv-
oarerce in scholarship. hy Hon J. carroll
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-29
WANT TO RESTRAIN GOVERNOR
North Cardinals Chief Executive May
Be Enioined Today at Raleigh.

Charleston. $. c., March 2S.-In Raleigh
Monday morning an order signed by Judge
Simonton.of the United states circuit court
sitting mt Charleston VIII toe filed restrain
ing Governor Russell. OF North Carolina.
from enforcing the law recently enacted
I'm regard TO the management OF the At
lantic and North Carolina railroad.
This paper. it is expected will create
sensation in railroad and administration
circles. The restraining order is made re-
turnable before Judge Simonton at Green's
boro y c.. April 9Th.
The law which Governor Russell VIII be
enioined against enforcing seeks to entirely
revise the plans 10y which the road has
been operated The state of North Carolina
owns Il majority stock In the road and by
n graduated vote has S59 votes, while pri-
waite stockholders have about 200. The new
law would make the state dominant and
would give the governor great powers in
affairs of the road. II would also give the
governor power TO direct the circuit judge
10 appoint receiver when, in his opinion,
this was necessary or advisable.
The restraining order was obtained at
thu suit Of W r.. Tucker. a stakeholder to
the amount of $4,000.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-29
VERDICT IN FAVOR OF HOTEL
Insurance Case That Attracted Much
Attention.

Oh.ttanop-a- Tenn March ->-tspaciall
A frrr- ia th., federal court today rendered
= -.r.Fs.r fu favor - rhe t--Ipia's Hctei
C,r-ranv against the Hartford Insurance
Csmpsuy Tor $1,000 dauls'-.s. s--owif z out
~ (, recent fire in the Sputhe-n hotel. The
hotel Vas insured Tor S1s.fs.l- % was badly
d.maued by the FIRE end tils Insurance
s-.nuauv undertook 60 put tine property ia
a. s-0rI shape as O. WIS before the ire
Th.. ease has atfracesl atteltiDn. IS il IS
th.uahs the result will haVe much - do
vrisr, frtrr.. settlement ~ IRE l1s~es-
TIE insurance people claim 60 have OK
pended s.1oe on the hotel. 1n1 with the
yI5ffa verdict this insurance LAS ben an
expensive business venture.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-29
DIDN'T TURN IN MONEY.

Berry Goodman, Driver for Laundry,
Has $40 of Laundry's Money
Tn. noliee have been asked 80 look for
Rerrv Goodman. q driver Of one of the de-
livery wagons OF tie Troy Steam L,an ..li
who is charged with havins embezzied
about $40
~ seems that Goodman collected MONEY
as ,su,l saturday. but failed 10 turn it i'm
saturday night. as IS customary. az the
Office of the laundry An attempt VII be
made to arrest him, though II may be that
he has not left the city
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-29
pE7ER LYNC9

o. whitehall and Z Mitchell Sta
Dealer IN F'Orelga and
Domestic Wines, Liquors,
Cigars ana TebaccO5,
Hardware, Guns, Pistols.
Cartridges and Annual
tiOn; Field and Garden
Seeds IL their seas8MS. 4.
Perfect arieCy store.
Orders from city and country
promptly filled q lowest market
price. Terms cash.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-29

Ist Spring Suits in our display windows and
higil-pied on counters within the store
silently but erphaticaIIy hint 20 men
that the time 10 spruce=up mas come.
The stock we show this season is a
revelation. Critical CI0tIlers, disCrif7l-
mating dressers and economical buyers
express qualification over the variety.
styles, workmanship, finish and prices,
All the newest effects; all the best and
most popular ColOrings; ali the latest
fashions.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-29
$40, $T2, SIS, $I8.
and.

and The Merchant Tailoring department is at
its zenith. The vernaI season IS an in
spiraton, we readily obey, and the re-
suit shows in the finest assortment of
Suitings and TrOuserngs that was ever
seen outside q swell London or New
York shop. The character OF this branch
of our business is substantially esfab=
Iisl1ed Will you come here and secure
style and value fit and grace for certain,
or 90 elsewhere and take risks?
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-29
Rnilwav Notes.


The Railway Age, Chicago, publishes the
supreme courts decision in the Trans
Missouri ease in full. 1t is very long lie
cislon, and is in a supplement 10 The Age.
A charter has been granted for the
Houston and Texas Western Railroad
company with a capital of $Soe@t. The
line and a branch as projected viii be 20
miles long. The principal Office VIII be IN
houston. New York ana Boston people are
interested in the project with Texas
people.
The Santa Re has made new schedule
Cor it's bi-wcekly fast trains across the
continent cutting down the time twelve
hours betwcen Los Angeles and Kansas
City.
The Katy will put three hundred-thou-
sand-dollar shop aud car plant at Sedalia.
Alo The town gives 100000
President c. =. Huntington, of the South
eru Pacific. reached San Francisco last
Thursday. He passed through Atlanta OH
his way TO the coast.
E. r. Gushing has been appointed chief
engineer and general superintendent of the
Houston East and West Texas. He has
been resident engineer of the Houston and
Texas Central for some years.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-29

The Katy will put -hundred-thou
sand-dollar shop aud car plant at Sedalia
Mo. The town gives 100000.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-08-25
THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE.
LUNG TROUBLES AND CON.
SUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
An Eminent New York Chemist
and Scientist Makes Free
Offer to Our Readers.

The distinguished New York chem
1T. Il. a. Slocum, demonstrating his
discovery ofa reliable and absolute
cure for Consumption pulmonary
Tuberculosis and all bronchial,
throat, lung and chest diseases, stub
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humanity to donate trial of his m
fallible cure.
Science daily develops new won
ders, and this great chemist, patiently
experimenting for years, has produced
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His assertion that lung troubles and
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world.
Medical experts concede that brOn-
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Consumption, which. uninterrupted,
means speedy and certain death.
simply write TO T.. \. Slocum, VI. O.,
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Sufferers should take instant advan-
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Please tell the Doctor that you saw
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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-08-25

Cold weather will check the
development of chicks hatched i'm
June or later, and it will not pay
to keep them over. Market early.
and avoid the drop in prices which
comes when everyone has notion
to sell.
1earling turkey hens are not so
apt to die on their nest while set
ting; invite them to make their
nests about the barn by giving
them suitable places. Young
broods stand the chilly weather
bad should not come of before the
1st of May.
a. b. Cook, in the American
Agriculturist, tells of a young far
mer who runs a fruit. truck and
egg farm, who supported his lami-
~ from his egg farm while his in
come from fruit and vegetables
WAS put in bank. Five acres are
devoted to poultry, ON which are
kept 800 hens, divided between
the Brown Leghorn and Black
Hamburg. The five acres are sub
divided into ten yards, giving 30
hens to each yard. These hens
average l25 eggs per pear apiece,
making 5.20S dozen. which bring
an average price of , cents, max
ing $1S1.20. Deducting 800 for
food, leaves Il profit Of %2Sl.2O.
Don't try to keep all the differ
ent varieties of poultry. Two OF
three varieties of the best are
plenty.
Overlooking is expensive. 1t
not only cost, most for the feed j..
but the hens get too fat and Law
no eggs.
Since we know of what the egg
is composed, it is we'll to feed
such things as will make the egg.
especially lime. nitrogen and
phosphorus. Nothing contains
these in more suitable proportions
than green bone.
Poultry of all kinds is easily
digested, and has less tendency to
create less heat than fat pork.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-08-25
NOTES.

Cockercls kept until November
bring no more money than if sold
for broilers in midsummer. but
they keep on eating all the same.
In the United States the Weld
of cotton is worth about 400 mil 70
lions dollars, hay 43O, dairy prod
ucts 25O, poultry and eggs $50,
and we export more or less of
everything but the latter. We
eat all our eggs and chickens at
home, and then call for more from
abroad.
For the first two weeks feed
young turkeys on stale bread,
moistened with water, after that
they can take coarser food, and
almost anything it may be con
venient to give them from the
table or granary. Fatten on old
corn; green corn is not easily di.
gested.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-08-25

Educate Your Bowels with Cascarets
Candy Cathnrtic cure constipation forever
voc, CSC. IL c. c. C. fail, druggists refund money
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-08-25
A DESPERATE TRAIN ROB
BER.
Fatally Shoots a Man Who
Sought to Arrest Him.

Cullman, Ala, Aug. los. NJ.
Allison of this city was shot last
night, in the upper part of this
county, by George w. Sullivan,
whom he was endeavoring to ar
rest. Sullivan is wanted by
the Southern Express company
for train robbery in Arkansas.
Last March circulars with photo.
graphs and description of Sulli,
van were sent out. Yesterday a
stranger travelling through the
country stopped to get drink of
water at Mr.. Walkers, near here.
Young Philpot, who was there
and who had one of the circulars,
at once recognized him. No et-
fort, however, was made to ar
rest him, and he passed on a few
miles when he met Alb Powell,
who also recognized him from the
circular Mr.. Powell meeting
Sheriff Algood, who was in the
country, informed him of the
facts.
When the sheriff reached town
Sullivan passed through. Mr.. AL
lison and Mr.. Howell went in
pursuit. They found him at the
house of Mr.. Smithers, three miles
north of town. about II O'Clock
last night. Their knock on the
door was answered by its being
opened, and stepping in they
found their man lying on pal.
let on the floor. Sullivan imme
diately raised himself TO sit,ina
posture and asked "Do you want
me ?"
Allison answered 'If vour
name is Sullivan | do"
The latter Immediately raised
himself. raised his pistol, which
he had concealed between his LEGS
and fired. The ball entered the
neck above the clavicle Allison
fell, and tor some time il was
thought he was dead.
Sullivan fled, without shoes or
hat. He went into Faulkville
this morning in that condition
and surrendered, saying he had
killed man and feared violence
He is in custody at Decatur and
will be brought here to morrow
Allison is lying i'm critical
condition at his home here, where
he was brought last night. lie
will hardly recover.
The reward for Sullivan is 5000