davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-30
WurseIfdnitt Ser Obitbdume ais
W1itteI sur Wdeteune oes
RolSwud2fes.

8eim 8etriebe bes Sbitbaues 1T be
Sra9e: Wsl9e @ntfernungen fou i9 ben
Sbitbdumen geben, itets pOn grOBe; 8ebeuz
tung. 0fan tpirb antporten tOnnen: 8fldn3e
je na6 Der @rDBe, tpel9e bic 8aumtrone berz
langt un0 ie na9 ben fpecielen lanb}ptrt6<
19aftlt9en @ulturen, au9 ie na3oem bas
9runbItiid ~ftarten Winben dusgeiebt 1T, jez
benfaus u6er eber gu melt als gu eng. S9piez
riger 1T bic 8eantportung obtger 5rdge bel
benz Sormpb tbau unb Defenders bel an
Spalier ge5ogenen Sormen, neil mir in Dtes
fem Salle benz 8aume einen gang beItimm@
ten, fir Elm beitimmtes @a9St6um 5u9e<
mefenen &aum autpeiien. CUR 8ettmmllng
oe5 Hauntes, ben gum 8eiipiel cine palmette
ben0tbigt, miTen mir dnnd9erno tpi1ea,
pel9e Ge1ammtaitldnge Der Baum unter bcr
gegebenen 8erbGltni1en rrrei9en fam; benin
Der Baum muB geniigenb &aum 5u Isiner
@%nttptdlung baben unb man barf fe;nsm
@a9stbum ntht gu Ie6r bur9 bic 59eere
5eieln anIegen. 2dBt ii6 bic 9efammtGit<
lGnge anndbernb bere6nen, 10 fann bem
8uume Der &aum ~ausetpteIen tperosn, aber
au9 bier mag bic Regel gelten: eber 5u melt
als 5u eng unb eber Elm ettpas hobetes SPA
Tier als Elm gu nisberes. DAB BEL Der 8ez
re9nung bes 8aumes uub Der 9eiammtaitz
1dnge Tebler oprtommsn, lit lei4t srtfdrlid,
ba es Dbne gan5 beitimmte, porliegenoe 8eiz
fpisls Ie6r i4tper 1T, bel Der 8ere9nunJ beg
@a9st6ums bic berf9ie6enen Sactoren
rihtig on5ufeben, tpelhe bus @a9st6um be-
einflui1en tOnnen.
Ser 3ped Der beutigen Nusfi6runJen lit
jebo4 ni@t Der, N%nbaItspuntte fir iol6e Be-
re9nunsen gu geben, fonbsrn bic Sruge 5u
beantpprten: Wie fann bas 9Ol3ma9sz
tbum 9emdBigt perben, tpenn Der Baum
itGrfer pd9st als bere9net mOrben lit UNI
mebr Raum benOtbigt, als Der ibm Suyetpie=
iene Haum betrGgt unb penn bic pflanSen=
e~utfernunsen ni9t mebr %gednbert tperOen
f0rnen?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-30
Deridn9uns alter Obf9drten.

Gar man6er ObF9arten oes @aItens, auf
tuel9en bon benz, Der i'm Dor 20 Bis p Sab
zen ongeIeqt bat, oietIeiht redt groBa 6offz
trungen geieBt por0en iein mOgen, III heuts
outage perrftoert, pertpittsrt llno pertimz
inert. Die 8dunne baberi i9r @a9tstbum
taft gdnatih eingetelt, iinb nit 4Snos ii6irs
5ogen unb tragel MIR NOD tpenige, meiit iebr
unanfe9nli6e 5rii4te.
Sold rim SbFgarten lit Fin Sfdnotlef
fir cine Jarm urb ioIts, fats Der 8eitBsr
6erIet6ep nift geneigt tit, i'm b0qig gu perr
jIngsn uuo aI5oann gewihenbaft 81 pflegen,
ednsli9 6eieitigt psyoen. Die 8dume iolz
ten ausgsroOet unb in Ssusr9ol5 ber'DanOslt
tperben.
9a irlbeB Elm berartig bsripa6cioiter Gar
ten in ben meiiten SdQen bur6 @aftennts
NIP, GGsiB uno ltmii6t mieOsr GIT nOler @r=
trugsfdbigteit gebraft, alio bplltomme1 bsr~
iiinet tperben farm, folte Der 8eiibsr 0e1eI@
ben ih1 5efeu ettpaige gGn3lihe 3eritDrltng
aebnmaI iiberlegen lno lieber feline Wtibs
i9eueu, UNI tbn tuieber in Tein friberes, itz
oenbli3es @enanb 81 tleiben.
&ue 8Gume, pelde Die Marte ibresDurdz
s9nittsalters i~iberfdritten, MI nod tDenige.
haIboerborrte poer 3srbrp6ene Meite uno
sinen f9ab1aften, a%ngefaultsn Stumm buz
Ben, fouten a1sgerpbet unb in &leinbol5 Der
ipdnbelt tperben. 0ieienigen. beren StGmme
nod gut unb ge1unb finb, unb bic au9 iont
ben Qni9etn BADEN, ols ob tie gu neuem Gez
BEN eebrd9t nerben %tOnnten, mif1sr BON
alien tpbteu pber abIterbenben Neiten un0
s3petgen befrett uno oerartig in ibren
S90Blingen ~uusgebiinnt tperben, oaB lie
pieoerum cine 70 btel pie mDglt3 gefdat9e
5Drm er6alten. Sci 8Gumen, mel3e gang
berpa9fen ftnb unb cine l6iefe unb friippez
Iige 6prm angenpmmen BADEN, lit es in Der
3eqel bas Bette, Die itGrteren Meite a63uiGz
gen, Die S9nittfld6en nit Sdrbe 81 beItreiz
den, Inn bas 5uuIen berIel6en gu berhuten
unb babur9 bic iibrig geblie6enen 3peige gu
ra59erem Wa9st6um gu Derdnlafen. Ollie
bie1e Nr6eiten fpQten aber auf einen o3ettz
raum BON 3tpet Bis brei Sa1ren ausgeoe6nt
nerben, bumit bic 8dume unter Der Sur,
pel4er ie pl0Bli9 unterpOrfen perben, ni4t
gar gu 5e6r leiben. =.
Soften Die 8Gunte nit elmer biden Gage
tobter 8orte bebedt fetn, 10 muB oteiel6a abz
genpmmen unb a6getraBt, babel aber Gorge
eetragen perben, Dap bic lebenbe &inbe ni9t
perIeBt pirb. Die StGmme itnb bisrauf nit
fpgenanntsr S9mierfeife, tpel9e 5uDOr NIT
Mafer berbinnt nOrben lit, geb0rig ab3uz
paf9en. Soften 8obrpiirmer an ben 8Guz
men gefunben perben, 10 finb lie f4neG uno
9rinblt9It gu beieitigen unO Die 8Gume
bur9 fbitematii9es 8eiprengen bOr f4dbliz
hen SnIetten unD S9pammtpu4erun9en
gu 6epa6ren.
Der in Der 4egeG bDGig berarmte 8oben
berdrtiger 9drten muB lpd6renb mebreren
Sabren aufgepfliigt pber oufgegro6en unb
gut gebingt iperben, tpobet aber itrengs bar
ouf gu a6ten lit, baB ben @ur5eGn Der
8dume fein S9aben 5~ugefi9t tpirb. Sin
hOr3iigli6es 9iingemittel alter ObftgGrten
lit 9ol5af6e, ba bieiel6e reid an &alffaI5en
1T, peIAe berurtigen @drten getp0bnIi9 fe9z
len. v0.e9tm. 6mr."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-30

berfuden, Die Fisiige gep0lfsrung audi Ell
penig gu beIsuGten. O~iejsniaen, Die pom ben
0itIi4en Stanten hier6er mqHberten, limb 3uz
meiit itre6fame unb ffeiBige 9euts, Die Dars
tpdrts Dolen uno AUDI buripGrts fpmmer;
anber3 per6dIt es li9 nit Oenen, bic bon rem
Sii0tauten 9ier6er fOlnmen, bieIe ii11b pm
Den ~eritereE grunboerf9iebsn unh perbe i6
Elm anoeres Mul auf 0isfelben 5uriittpmmsn,
Mit @ruB
Carl Step6an.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-30
SaIat uno Kohlrabi auf 6urfen:
beeteu.

Die @urte b~erlauJt 3u i6rem giten 8ez
b,iben neben Wdrme, Fsu6tigfeit unb qutem
8oben audi nod Sid! unO Sreibeit; ite bat
IS ni3t gerne, tpe1n anDere Pflau3en ibren
Stdnbort beengsn, !peaigiter5 in nprOliGen
9e9enben, pdbrenb Iie in pdrmeren, 0ftmalS
in balb19attigen 2dgeu 5e11er gehetbt unb ltb
audi ni3ts aus bena9barten Pflan6sn ma9t
unb iiber bieIe le;9i bintpe9rantt. Die
@urte 5d9lt gu %unferen anIpru6sooIleren rno
empfinbli9eren @emiIelprtt1 unb mill erIt
ms Srete gebrdbt iein, lpenr bic Witterung
I9on einen 1ommeriit6tn Nnflug Setgt. N1a
bur9 aber, baB Ite cine Sommerpflanse it,
Ii9 i'm 6reien er5t GnDe Stunt unb i'm Suit
frGftiger gu enttpideln 6eetnrt, laifen ii9 Die
@urfenbeete an ibren 5eitsn audi NOD NIT
einigen turalebtgen 9emiiIearten befteuen,
nit iolGen, bic i9or d6geerntet rperDen finn
men, bepor bic @urfsup tlan3ea gu laufen be-
ginnen unb &anfen trsi5en. 3u folde1r fur5z
lebigen @emiifefortea Iinb unter arberen
&ppf1alat unb Srii5toDlrabi gu re9nen unb
lperben beibe audi fait uIlgemein an ben
GuBeren Seitsn Der @~urfer6eete anQebaut,
biloen bier cine 8prz pos- Nebensrnte, Die
aber ieiber ie6r oft auf Soften Der 9urten
ltattfinbet, gang Defenders cann, luenn Saz
lat rnb &o6lra6i 81 LANCE itehen bleiben.
8eibe @endIearten iin5 bes6ul6 m0aliht
frii63eitig ab5uernten, uno I'M bennp4 guta
entpidelte Pflan5et gu 6etommen, iinb nur
Srii6Iorten bon i6ren gu pd9lcn.
8tele @urten3iidlter pollen aber Bel Der
@urfenfuttur ni9ts zen eirer Gorz posr See
benfru9t piIen unb p~fldnj>n Die 9urten MIR
fir ii9 dlIein an. @ine8t6stl3 ml>b ntdr,
ibnen rebt geben, BERN tpenn Don ser 0urfe
bic b0diten @rnteerErGge er3ielt perOsn folen,
10 muB lie BON ibrer SaQtnO auf f1on a0ein
Iteben; tie ipd9it piel frdftiger berar, al5
tpenn an ben Seiteu Der 8urttnbeets np6
anbere Semitic ange6altt perben; anberenz
t6eils 1T aber Die @urte cine IeAr unIibere
@emiiieart, giebt in manCbsn Sa6ren quite,
in man@en I9lebte pOar auG TAFT feline @rnz
ten unb unter Ipl9en llmitdnOen 1T es tpieDer
lSllb 2SSUltL, IUellu vi WIZ Stllet UtL Vu+lC4t>
beete Sdlat unb &o5irabi oDer au9 nur ellie
bieier Mrten dngebaut nerben; man erntet 10
penigitens etpas un6 pit mebr, aIs ipenn nur
@urten barauf ftdnoen. 8ei1n 8eitenen Der
Seiten Der @urfenb@ete finb bic &nhlrabi an
bic GuBeriten Seiten git pFlan5el, !pGhrenb
Der Salut nd9 innen gu, neben ben Gr6lz
rabipflan5en 81 iteben tomnlt. Die M}itte bes
8eetes 1T fir bic @urfe1 beitimmt, nlub
mDeli9it brett fetn uno fit biele leer bleiben.
Salat uno &oblrabt tuer0en i'm Npril aez
pflanat, @urten bingeJea ert na9 &iitte Nui
ober in tdlteren 2agen erit 4nfang Sum-. 8is
gu lebterer s3sit tann Der Salat f9on entz
pideIt unb abeeerntst iein, 10 eaB nun nod
&pblrabi an ben Seiten iteben. Mas bon
bieisn berbrau4sfG9ig 1T, tit INNER eleib
abauernten, 10 baB Die Reibsn li9ter tperben,
bic @urten INNER me9r 8rei9eit betommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-30
Qus uebrasfa.
Dunbar. Ne6,, Is, Mfdro.

y n b L T. Jteo., 10. Mfdr0.
Mert6er 6err @imon!
@5 1T f4on cine geraume 3ett fer, ieitbem
ih etpas fir bic r9eiIags" 9ei4rit5en babe,
oesbalb min ib es rtaotr einn1al pagen,
Elm paar 3eilen ein5ul9ideu. Wir batten
einen f60nen Minter uno Mal9sr fanb elm
nal ipieber @eleeenbeit, S9litten gu faGren,
oenn mir batten fat INNER Sdnee big gnOe
Sebrrur. Nu9 lit in DisIem Dinter unb
nit 8eeinn bes 5riiAiabrs iebr biel Corn
sef9Glt unb auf ben Ntartt ge6ra9t norben.
Corn bat einen Wert6 Don 20 Bis 22a Gents
per 8uTbeG, Safer 10 @ents, Mei5en' Is @ts.
SEPT gebt nun aber bic Sel0ar6tit Ing ln6
sSebermann 1T fIeiBig tsim 5der. Weiaen
1T bereits i'm 5elb, bod balten froiti9e
NG9te unb file unb oa 3fegen uns ettpas
3uriid. @s mag inbeb nu~ getroft regnen,
bas muB man ia audi 5aben, unb auf Ne9en
fplgt SonnenI9ein. 0iermtt f9tde tG 10
Gents fir cine 5%eitnumne- unb piinT9e 3u@
gIei9 Der SGinois Stoot58eitlng, baB tie
gu ibren fiinf5i9 Subren nod lpeitere fiinfaig
Sabre beftebt. ODD c5 lit ia feline Gefo6r
~por6anben, baB Tie es ni6t i6ut, benn cine
53eitun9 pie bic vSuinoi5 9taat&0eitung"
beitebt INNER. Q4!ungsnoa
Sacob Staub.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-30

bietet. Ser Baum pdhit bemna9 fort, Biz
ieile Wur3eIn ben gtabrungsitOff, BEN i6nen
Die 8rube bietet, ausgeniiBt uno perpert6et
bab9n; bann tritt Elm StiQItanD Elm, er perz
tiimmert unO ittr6t i4lieBitd ab.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-30
Stanfor6, 9arlem Gountp, Neb.,
"a. Mdr3.
Wert6er 9err Simon!

Wert6er 6err Simon!
Sd mD6te etnige Der 2eier in Stla@
BONA bitten, mir bur9 bic n2dnbmirt6=
f9aftli3e geilage" mit3utb,ilen, ob bort NOD
8~sgierungslanb gu BADEN tit Ober ob man
bort biIig 2unb taufen fann, iptpie mas Ger
Preis lit. Was 9urlem GOuntp anbetrifft,
10 mar bic Grnte bier leBt.s Sd6r mittel@
mdBig. Ger Wei5enertrag mar II Biz 20
8uibef per Nder, 9afer mar nibt gut ge=
ratben, Corn bra6te 25 Bis so 8uf6el; Seu
TT m%itt,lmdBig, 8artuffeIn reidli4 unb gut,
AUDI Der preis lit annebmbar fir oQss Sc
treble, SIS tit bier Oiefes Sa3r isbr trcden
unb mir baben piel Winb.
s. 5. &Iein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-30

SeBt man ben @rtrag Der ungeimpfen
5Id@e 100, 10 bere4ne it4 Ger Grtrag
mad Der Samenimpfung auf 11O,8 G0rner
unb 1868 Strob unD n1N Der 8o0enimz
pfung auf 110,5 aOrner unb 11O,5 9trO6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-30
2tus Saomeft.u 1ifouri.
Gortfesune.)
@es6rter 6err Rebufteur!

Strafforo, 9reene g., &c.,
q. MGr3 1898.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-30
Booenimpfun9sperfude nit 1i=
traoin.

Die 90dIter 5arbperfe, BORN. MeiIter,
2ucius &c 8riining, baben i'm porigen Sabre
auf 8eranla1un9 BON prof. No56s nno Or,
9ilner in Sbaranb uno rd4 Deren Dor
f9rift NIT Der fab%rifmdBiJe1 !9eritelung
BON Reinfulturtn bpn 8aciGen aus 2t1umiz
no1enfn0G9en be9pnnen rnr bieie Heintulz
tursn unter Dem Naman ,Nitedgin" in ben
@erfebr 9e6ra6t. BrattiT0e oanbgpirtbe ba=
ben unter 8etbeili9ung Ser Decentralization
Smpfperiude NIT Nitrag;n uu5gefu3rt, 5u
tpsIben Die 9D@iter 6arplperts bas Smffs
material sur @erflgun9 iteltsn. 50 mnrs
ben bonn @utsbeiiber s. 6. Rutb<9elleaz
9auien auF elmer 6Gd6s pon 1 0eftdr brst
glei6 grOBs Stiide ~ubgslueiisn unc init Gr6>
fen beIte1t. Nr. 1 6Iie6 unJeirpft. Sci Nr.
2 nuroe Der aus5uitreuerDe Game unb Bel
Nr. 3 Der 8Oten nab 0ori9rift 9eimpft.
Die @rnte tpurbe am Is. MrglrIt p~oL3pgen
uno Die Grntemafe, na9oem fe mebrfa6
eingere9net mar, 9liidli9 singe5ra9t.
@eerntet ipuroen, auf ! 6eftar bers6net:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-06
RUShIA'S INFLUENCE.

The b:licf Is gaining ground in Eng
land that very much Of Great I3ritain's
troubles in the East is due to the in
ilucnce OF Russia over that people. It
IS cited that "the Nucovitc" dominates
the Sultan of Turkey and the Amecr Of
Mghanistan, and rha,: IN SO twp pGten-
tates w:elt a strong influence over the
tr!bcsmcn IF Northern India, and II Is
now believed in England that the re-
cent rebellion in the East against. Brit
ish rule w%H DUE to the action OF the
Sultan ard Amcer, and some claim 10
have traced Russia's hand in the mat
ter. 1t IS no; known just how far Rus
STA has been concerned in the uprising
Of the .Afridis tribes Ibut the opinion Is
expressed that the Sultan and Amcer
caused the trouble at rhe suggestion
OF the Cars government the object
being 20 give England all she could
attend to in ether quarters. while Rus
STA should get ready 70 linht down on
China. The world in the far East
does not seem TO be grca, enough fen,
both Great Britain and Russia at the
Same time, and one or the ether mug
get out sooner or later.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-06
WHAT is THE OYSTER AsYIIow4

Special Committees from tho Mary.
land and Virginia legislatures having
been eppotJted TO consider oyster dredg-
Ing and grabbing in the Potomac, has
caused the New York Sun to ask: "What
Is the osyter, anyhow" The Mary
landers assert that the word .'fshing''
does not include ''oys,terlng" and crab
bling" They declare that scientists
to whom the question has been submit
ted agreed that oysters and crabs are
not fish. having neither vertebrate nor
red blood" Maybe It's q bird. contem-
porary. One that's voiceless but juicy.
But then. why does The Sun start such
an inquiry? doesn't 1t know what an
oyster Is? Why an oyster is an oys-
ter-thats all. and one Of the mos:
delightful things with which mans
palate was e'er tickled
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-06
DONE ENVY us.

The New York journal Of Commerce
and Commercial Advertiser is still
complaining of what It seems to con
slider unjust discrimination In frelgh,.
charges against that port In favor of
certain Southern ports. In all discus
sions Of this subject, 1t says we have
clearly Disseminated between The gains
of these Southern ports, due to the deep
.enins of their approaches, their prox-
unity TO the corn and cotton fields, she
mississippi river and railroad extern
Sions, and the growth of Philadelphia
Baltimore, Newport News and Norfolk,
due to an arbitrary out in ,the freight
charges 10 those ports as compared
with the charges to this port We envy
only The enterprise of these rival ports,
in improving their docking facilities, or
reducing their charges. But there is no
good reason at the present time m7h,.
the railroads Should carry grain to
The ports south of US for less money
than they charge to bring grain to
this port.
The reason for discrimination, IL any.
there really are. Is found in the ia ct
thar we are nearer the great grain
producing centres. and that we are
nearer the sea (which is always an Item
TO the exporter and shipper.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-06
PROPOSED LEGISI.ATION Al TO
BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATIONS.

The two measures affecting building
and loan associations. recently intro
duced at Richmond, are causing build
ing and loan people some concern.
One of the bills provides for taxing
building associations to the extent Of
| almost absolute prohibition. The other
proposes to reduce their earning capa-
city from 40 to so per cent. Should
either bill become law 1t would event
ually cause the dissolution Of every
building and loan association in the
state. For any one acquainted with
the terms Of the bills In question no
argument is needed to support this
statement.
But what can be the nature of such
legislation? What could have been the
purpose in the mind of its author? We
can clearly see the Inevitable result,
but we cannot see the intent. We can
not believe that It was the purpose or
intent Of the authors of those meas
urcs to destroy the building and loan
business in this State.
If the object Of the Schwitzer bill Is
to increase the revenue Of the State 1t
should be understood that this extra
burden would be laid upon the wage
carriers, for they compose fully three
fourths OF the shareholders of the
building and loan associations. IF the
principles and operations OF building
and loan associations were better I'M
derstood by our legislators their utility
ciated. and there would be fewer at
tempt3 to legislate against their inter
ests. 1t Is estimated that these assoc
Citations IN this State have enabled
more than 10000 families TO obtain
homes-enough to build and people a
city of $4,000 inhabitants-and increas-
Ing the taxable values Of the State
accordingly.
1t Is safe to say that at least rs per
cent. of those homes would never have
been built but for the means furnished
by the building associations These
institutions afford about the only op-
portunity for the poor man to save.
There are few savings banks in the
State and but little inducement for the
"okac-EhiHcl I'D save MS surplus by de-
posting In the commercial banks, but
thousands Of poor men are laying up
a few dollars each month or each week
In the building. and loan associations.
They inculcate the habit of saving,
encourage home-getting and thus add
to the wealth of the State and insure
the good order of the community, for
community of homes can never be q
turbulent or dangerous one.
These institutions should not be
driven from our State. They should
be fostered and protected by law, as
they are in the majority Of the States
in the Union. All good men and pro-
Srcsslvc citizens should encourage
them. Benevolent men should interest
themselves in them.,' Moneyed men
should aid them with their means when
necessary. The wise men Of our Leg
islature should see that 10 act is passed
inimical to their interests. We are
assured that the proposed legislation
will not be enacted.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-06
Accuracy OF NEwSpAPERs.

The Philadelphia Press, having had
the accuracy of a. public report Of an
interview published in it's columns de-
MED by the person who was interviewed,
takes occasion to say that
~ reputable public journal to-day is
conducted with the care and the cir
cumslec:ion which great interests and
lis duty 10 the public demand. The re-
ports il prints are carefully verified lis
interviews are accura tcly transcribed
and all lis news so far as the condi-
tons permit, is made the subject of
rlinst1kinG care. Mistakes are incvi-
;ably made and errors occur. These
canno: be prevented, but they are rare,
prompt correction is at the service OF
al aG%ricved, and where injury is done
the law imposes It's penalties"
The Ledger of the same city, in COM
merit upon what the Press has 20 say,
declares that 'the experience of The
Ledger Ia thai no one more than the re :
porter of a reputable newspaper appre-
ciatcs the truth that his most valua bic
and valued qualification for his work Il,
that Of absolute integrity OF statement"
Nothing can be r:uer than this. No
reputable newspaper willfully admits
to it, columns statements known to be
Incorrect. and every reporter who
amounts 20 anything takes a commend
able pride in the accuracy Of his pub
lished statements
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-06

On TT Never In the history of the
IL y clothing trade were suits equal
in material, trimmings finish
ana mt placed on clothing tables TO the
line offered on sale this week. Nobby
Plaid Cheviots, Pin Stripe and Pin Check
Worsteds, Neat Mixed Cassimercs, Plain
Black and Blue Worstcds. Tricots and
CheVlotS, all from much coStlicr
lines. High priced merchant tnilors charge
treble the amount for suits not better In
any. point OF value. and TO match en-
ready to wear for anything like the price
is all out OF question.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-06

No sooner has the Bradley Richard
son imbrogllo subsidized than Miss Bad
ley, the victor, preclpitatcs another
agitation that goes home like a SQUARE
drink to every kentuckian by deciding
to christen the battlcship Kentucky
with water. The Minneapolis Journal
says Miss Bradley's action is likely ia
take Kentucky out of the Union.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-06
n Double Circular Cape, With Medic
StOrm GnlInr.

The double cape for all but the cold
est days answers admirably when nude
up In heavy cloakiEg or cloth tina. may
be fcece-lined or plain on one side
and plaid on the other
Plain cloth was chosen to make this
cape Illustrated, which was taken from
the last number Of The Delneator, and
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-06

Mr.. Bryan has agreed to make few
speeches in Pennsylvania during the
coming spring,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-06

1t is stated that DIR. Nansen was
once offered the position of professor
OF zoology in the Indiana State Uni
versity. but declined it.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-06

The cost of the Cuban war from Feb
ruary, 1895, to the end Of 1897 is oni-
cially estimated at $240 GOO. 900.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-06

The number of vessels leaving the
harbor OF Hamburg increased from
S.1S5 In 1890 to II ,293 in 1897.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-06

The first cargo of American pig iron
ever shipped 10 Sweden has arrived at
Gohenburg. from Savannah.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-06

If that new bntt!eship is christened
with kentucky water she will be sea-
sick from the very start, thinks the
Louisville Globe Democrat.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-06
12 PAGES.

Pennsylvania favor John Wanamaker
for governor.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-06

The kentucky House has passed, by
narrow majority, Il bin to make un
lawful the marriage OF first cousins
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-06

TH Ut For q choice of single and
M = ! double breasted Sack Suits, of
nobby plaid chcviots and cas-
Simeres, including plain blacks and blues.
Genuine barTai IN creations and results of
cut!inss from higher priced grades. Six
Nlnety-SeVen never captured SO much
real value before and chances are It never
will again.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-06

Not even excepting Lii Hung Chang.
President Diaz, OF Mexico. will be the
most Interesting visitor that this city
has welcomed in many long year
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-06

AN agreement has beer reached be-
tween the State Department and the
Japanese Government by which all on
position on the part of Japan 10 the
annexation of the Hawaiian Island.
has been overcome
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-06

An investigation into the cause of
the reduction of wages in Massachu-
sets cotton mills has been ordered by
the House of that State in conjunction
with the Senate.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-06

Notwithstanding provides the finish.
These circular capes are simply
Planned and finished with a turn-down
military collar or with q high storm
collar. Dark-bluc, brown, green or tan
cloth are the approved colors, and
braid. velvet or machine stitching will
give the ornate finish.
~ very stylish cape was recently
made up like this Of violet velvet to
wear with u costume of violet camcrs
hair.
The velvet hat is trimmed with vel
vet and flowers.
Specially prepared for us by The But
tcrick Publishing Company UimitedD.