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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-02-23

ing to uphold Mrister De LONE.
They were not many, and Of no spo cial
importance; but they were grossly ig-
noraut of the manners which common
courtesy imposes upon foreigners So
journing in the United States.
IT is amusing to note the horror
stage horror-with which those who are
opposed to annexing Hawaii view the
addition of the Hawaiian voters to
American citizenship. A handful at
the most, comparing well with the gen.
eral level OF citizenship anywhere in
this country, it is difficult to see where
the alleged contamination" comes in.
New York's East Side alone can pro-
duce mass of citizenship more igno-
rant, depraved and menacing to the in
terests of the United States than q
dozen Hawaiis, admitting the worst
charges of the enemy to be true
Philadelphia Press,
Dom PAUL KRUGER has been elect
ed President of the South African Re-
public for fifth term of five years,
with only scattering vote against
him. Rotation in office doesn't seem
to be in vogue in the Transvaal, or else
Dom Paul is regarded as indispens-
able.
A PASSAGE in the Hon. W. d. By
NUNS speech at the jewelers. banquet
on Thursday shows the difficulties
against which the fight against repudi-
alton is conducted. "With all doubts
as to the safety of the standard re-
moved" said Mr.. Bynum, "our system
of currency must be so reformed as to
enable the people of every section of
the country, under proper safeguards,
to OBJ ain an ample supply of sound cir
culation. BY reform of our fnan.
cial system we must remedy the evils
and remove the cause of discomfort in
the agricultural districts. A single
power of issue can never be made re-
sponsive in districts remote from the
financial centers."
The present financial system of the
United States is that there is lot OF
money of substantially one sort which
finds and follows its owners without
prejudice. Mr.. Blnum would have a
new redistribution by making new
money, which to achieve his purpose
would have to be 80 bad that it couldn't
leave the region of its birth.
Any supporter of the gold standard
who undertakes to dazzle the eyes Of
discontinued agriculturlsts with prom
ises of making money more easily go
by putting il in the form of currency
reform bank notes will lose his labor
The DISCONTINUED agriculturists will
spurn him and his alleged money
standard together, and take The shorte
and simpler way of Mr.. Bryan's fret
silver. Elk.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-02-23

THE history of the Government note
currency has been investigated by Sec
rotary Gage, and, as he expounded to
the Marquette Club, in Chicago, last
Saturday evening, the greenbacks were
originally intended to serve only tenn
porsry purpose, and were to have been
retired as soon as the need of them
ceased. Hence, he argues, they ought
to be retired now, in conformity with
the intention of the statesmen who first
issued them. This is absurdly incon-
elusive reasoning. Nearly every great
invention of modern times was made,
at first, to meet special exigency, and
the application of it to wider use was
an afterthought. The steam engine
was devised to pump water out of coal
mines, and the railroad to carry coal
from the mines to market. Lithography
was an expedient of poor artist who
was short Of paper on which to write a
washing bill. Bessemer steel was first
employed to make rails, but we are now
constructing with it bridges, twenty
story buildings and ship armor. The
question involved in the Government
note currency is, simply, whether it is
or is not useful, and that it is useful
the people of the United States have
long ago decided.-Exchange.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-02-23

UAHE tACtSSIVb use OF tODaCCOI ESPECIALLY
by young men is always injurious and
undoubtedly shortens life materially.
Mr.. Ed. c. Ebsen, compositor on the Contra
Costa Neics, Martinez Cal, writes; Il have
used DR.. Miles Restorative Nervine and re-
ceived much benefit from it. was troubled
with nervousness, dizzy spells and sleepless-
ness, caused by the use OF tobacco and slim
ulants. took DR.. Miles Nervine with mar
velously good results, allaying the dizziness,
quieting the nerves, and enabling me to
sleep and rest. proving in my case a very
beneficial remedy" DR.. Miles Restorative
Nervine is especially adapted to restoring
the nervous system to its normal condition
under such circumstances. 1t soothes, heals
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-02-23

and strengthens.
DR.. Miles Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists under a positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases of the heart and
nerves free. Address,
DIR. MILES MEDICA
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-02-23

THE world is not informed of every
thing going on in Spain; but if lot of
Americans living in Madrid should get
together and applaud Minister Wood
ford for insulting the head of the
Spanish Government, they would de-
serve to be mobbed and promptly
marched out Of the country. Yet that
is the conduct of number of Spani-
ards in New York who held meet
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-02-23
Montpelier & Wells River R. R,
The White Metal { 'AIuminium") Line.

Time Table, In effect Monday, Nov. 8, 1897. Traini
leaving Montpelier run as follows;
$40 Il: ri ;:$$ e.: 4:
White Mountain Division, and
with mail train for Plymouth
Concord and Boston.
ITO q; 49,; {; :;:::
Also with express train foi
Plymouth, Concord and Bos
ton, and mail train for Lisbon
Littleton, whitehed Fab
vans, Lancaster. and Grove
ton.
Ais D. ;:;::::;5 $;$::s 4:
Also with train for White
River Junction and way sta
lions, and with accommoda
ton train for all points be
tween Woodsville and Ian
caster.
BARRE TRAINS.
Leave Montpelier for Barre at $50 M. 8; 80 A
NJ, S:45 A. NJ, IL; 90 PM l:05 p. NJ $3.50 p. NJ 1850
p. M, $3.50 p. NJ. $3.50 Pm.
Leave Barre for Montpelier at 1880 A. NJ. $500 A
M, 10; so A. M, 49, 80 p. M, 300 p. n, 4;05 n.
$50 p. M, 7;l0 p. M, l0:0OP.M
wa. sTOwELL. General Manager,
F.w. MORSE. General PASSENGER A0ent.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-02-23

ing to uphold Mrsler De LONE.
They were not many, and of no spC cial
importance; but they were grossly ig-
noraut of the manners which common
courtesy imposes upon foreigners So
journing in the United States.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-17
ROMANCE OF TWENTY YEARS
Lovers from Pennsylvania Reunited
After =, Long Separation.
QChica so Chronicle)

Denver. (ColD newspapers contained
it,n announcement some weeks ago of
the marriage of Frank ]. Henderson
a retired business man q. that city. 10
Miss May Patterson, OF Minneapolis
MINI.
Behind this simple announcement: lies
a romance. Over twenty years ago. in
a small Pennsylvania town Frank ]
Henderson and Mary Patterson were
sMae,hearts and engaged 70 he mar
rIh Some Mttlc m;sundarsta nl,Gng
arose between them. and .hcy were
separated for a short time. Henderson
AT that thTte but 90 years old. wco;a
letter To The young woman eXplain-
Ing the difficulty amd asking her 10
write to him at Il certain time if every
thing was s'tisfaCrorr1 ard she dcs.r.,l
TO .Save things made all right between
them.
The ;fme came ard no letter from
Mary Patterson arrived 10 chser tn
heart If her iover. He In haste and
anger, concluded That she had Gusidcd
NOT TO accept his explanations 6T his
offer Of pace between .hlrL In BIZ
Ter disappointment he left tha city. AMI
from M'sd day TO this he has not been
back there. He came Yves; ard located
in Denver
The, years went by and he was eur-
fairly well ;o-do ard able to retire
from active business. For sveral
rie'fs he has b,an travelling. u-.:scting
material for literary work. az nnlch
he is ena rnorcd. and in which to som
eNrart he has been succs s*iul II 80
ha3rend'sd that in the course Of his
wa1darlngs he went To the city OF Min
ncar''is and against his VEIL WIS yer
suited 10 rcnn!n in the city for day
or .wn.
~ the public library c-,> afternoon.
while hc Tiis busy looking vi r,tcr-
cnCe he heard famlf " vote ana
tuned aecund 10 find himself face to
face wMh Man, Patterson. whom -,
had n seen for two dao=tl"s. Tine
conversation dr3rsad naturally II olden
days. ana each discovered ;hat the
Cher remained unrr'r'riHl. = { :
questions d=vcioro'lr the far ti'at the
lrrrr which Henderson had written
had not henn received by Ic young
woman. She had lived for - y5.n.a.
IN ndering wha, could have caused the
myst";.crs disappearance Of the n,an
she loved. whibl he had lived the sacI,
Janc'.h Of tina Id"ring WITT sa
could 'nve :rilai w.th his afIacsi0-s.
Ii Il few brief moments The past
S;u-l rcNca,ii % them hoth--whaat
might nave bon and what larl been:
villa: h1.h had missed ana aiAat both
had fatlnp IL. AS -la,ura!ly a.s in Ire
p",ssagcS IF 4 hook ~, two swOrc gicr-
nal fatty again. al before parting
a tn" public library that memorable
nj: r-oon were engaged.
\ fnw cI3r's la,er they were 1.t,rrrd
ANA III" happy eauri. are maw travel
ing in the Snla'n on thr'r hlnumooa.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-17
NEWS FROM HAVANA.
Naval Divers stiIi at worls-Prorresa
Now ncinx Made.
Havana, March 16, 1895

Havana, March 16, 1898.
The officers Ct she Maine who rcmalln
here ARA disappointed ut rot be!rg or
dered north. and bcliev> tlray will not
be sent back to the United States until
1t Is certain the court OF Inquiry into
the loss of the !battltship will not re-
turns 10 Iiavm.Si
With the arrival Of thu big derrick
Chief and other machinery the wrc k
Ing work already shows signs OF PRO-
grcss.
The naval divers are still working
aboui1 the wreck. undir the d.rcc,i n OF
Captain Slgs,s's m:ti Licutoaarlt Ccm-
mandcr Wainwright. with Ensign Pow
clson, 10 make any changes In the draw
ings which may he called for by Ucw
disc -VerieS
Accord aS to tal Spanish report n col
umn or Government trCrps. under t'nLo-
mel IalancR. was engaged on Friday
ir:h Saturday last with illrs irrurgcn
forces u.'ier General Maxine Gomez
and Brsgadier General Csc Al,a,riz, Co
nez. at the MajaEua farm. in .hc district
OF Sancti S.pirltus provinces, of Santa
Clara. The, lnsurgcnt k1ss IS said tC
H'Nt ut%'l t.E.'Slucnaiole, while the span
lsh forces Is alleged 10 have lost Cial y
three men kilcd and 4 captain, n li:al.
tenant and 'th!rt5en soldiers wounded
La l,ucha, In n:r editorial this after
!ocN says II Is unable to explain the
pellicoSe attitude OF ihs United States
ana inclincs to the belief that this Is tho
ihult OF business syndicates l!les .ht
sugar trust, N due to some now desir,
~ annex Cuba. which has "changcd tn,
physiognomy OF the Amcr!carp people ;
IL claims that Spair, hr,s done nothing
10 hurt tho pride of the United Susl:,ss
ana refers to the fr!endllress OF Spair
t2r lhc American colccTlsts when the,
were fighting England. arrl ais, to In,
strict nu5trality mafntaiu'.d during r;h;
civil war"
La lAlcna says ). can Only cXplli- III,
help given the Insurgents from Amer
lean sources during the prsscris is:su1.
rcct:on In Cuha' by defective law. va.
ryi3E In ths dlffer2na States CT uh,
American urlion," ed the editorial con
cludcs:
The end of the journey VIII SHOW
which nation has the mere to Use I'm ,
contest that may come yplw. No daub
spain does rot rcr?l hnstilf.ics. 1t 1.
bsiieved by many that this way Is tn,
oEly means of reaching nm end of The
present knttty state Of affairs"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-17
BRA VI ltLI:'lON.

The Kings Daughters will NEST with
Mrs. {. IL. Simpson, an North Park ave
nus, this afternoon al 4 o'clock.
MIR. 5. +. SpaGrsler x Co. have opened
? grocery STORE hr the Kirn building, on
East Brambet,., avenue.
The gains chickens and premises from
which they wers stolen last week should
have been accredited - Mr.. Charles
Hummer as owner. ard rot to Mr.. Il. M
Plummer, as tic report had 1t.
The programme for tomorrow night
at MCkendres, will he vart,d and inter-
esti"g. y large audience IS expected to
hear Cdoncl Lamb and the Rev. DR..
Wharton speak
Mcssrs. II. b. Jtsrkson. c. Fl. Spa-7u,
ana w. Nj. Simpson have conserved to
allow their names Ia he submitted to
the Democratic primary for Co,r:ril-
men from this ward.
The Brambleton Mission invites
Christians If all denominations TO i-.n
tho work now begun n. Acres Hall, cor
!hSr OF Windsor and Brambleton ave
MUGS.
The meetings at Memorial Christian
Temple. conducted by Rev. j. T. Bar
rctt. are increasing BRIGHTLY and great
interest IS being manifested. Many
converts are rep-rted as Il result.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-17
THE LORDS PRAYER by Dorrt,

II think" said James O'Nrln, in his
talk asrdnt tiaa Booths according 10 the
Kansas City Times, the ,aIost start
ing experience I ever passed through
was In New York city one time, win y,
quite by accident a number OF foreign
diplomats from Washington, n few
American statesmen, some prCtrIine II
NEW Workers and one or iN,) of us
professionals were gathered together
In n smoking room OF the Fifth AvecIIa
Hotel, when somebody asked Booth
who by the msrcst chance happened tn
be bta.e. If he woull not repeat TN.
Lords Prayer for the asGemblagr.
I'VE were all br2at'hless with anxt,-
tn, at least / was, for scldturi would
he ever recitv off the stage: bur; nj
length he arose. walked to q nttlc
cleared space nj one end OF ;hc room,
mat even hi,er all these years makes
me thrill through a.L1i through. He
SAID our FIJer.' ard ncvc. before
had those two words bean clothed with
the majesty and rcverenc, with which
hJA lock and tone envclopcd them.
AMI then he carried us into celestial re-
sions. cG:r spir!ts Seeming to leave
our bodies and fol.pw his bchcs.: he
Lowered US irto tI-n depths 100 dark
for Dantcs genius to conceive. or
DJrG's pen 10 portray: the power OK
e'tcd over us was Simply unnatural
His mu:ically rcsOnIn: ;o:i.S sound
sd sloEiy through the room ana "a; he
swdrrd his littls, body we urconscI5us
~ followed HIS motion II WIS sons
Thing horrible. beautiful. terrible. faS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-17
IN THE CITY COURTS
Many Matters of Interest Around About City
Hall Square.
LAW BREAKERS RECEIVE THEIR REWARD
Stole $40 from mn OIJ Man-Assnulte5
with Small SAT- CcIInr-Pron,>
fscd ana Refused to Murry-sevcrnl
Real Estate Transfers ana ono
Marriage License.

Among the most important cases dis
posed OF by Justice Tonin in t.:e po-
lice Court yesterday were the follow
Ing:
ben Carter, negro charged with
Sealing $40 from Archer Kicks, an Old
coiored man, was given two months in
Jail.
J2hn White, colored, Tor breach of
promise to marry 1'amy' Shaw, color
ed, NIss held ar'3 the case continued.
Oliver MayfigId, colo:ed, charged
with aesauI;ing abraham Whito!mrs,.
coiored with Il sart cellar was held
and the oatsA continued.
Kenny Clark, colored, for breach Of
promise 10 marry Maggie Wilson, col
or5d was delivered TO the Berkeley au-
th0r'iics for trial. as the complainant
is resident Of THAT city.
The case Of Sarah Hawkins, cole: cd.
charged with stealing cioI::ing. was
continued, the evidence not bci:ng COM
p.s,te.
William Powell, o1loredl for malc-
:ousir1 prs1ecua eng his wife. Mamie
Powell. wac fined 50.
Annie ki.lir, eoolored, for stealing a
small sum Of money, wats held and
the case continued, the evidence not be-
ing conclusive
Molie Foster, colored, charged with
aSSaulti?S Penny Thompson. colored.
with "A Ratchet, was fined sill
Frank Boylin, John Joyce and Usuo
Sterling. al DRINKS, were finsd 81 and
ccsls each
In TIE Corporation, Court yeterday
mnr;crs OF Il civil nature claimed the
attention Of Judge 11anckel ana jurEt
CLDRK'S OFFICE.
The following r:al estate transfers
were recorded in the Clerks ciIicc Yes
terday:
Fannie L. Sans TO c. Whittlc sa,re.
ore-half interest ia certain property
on the west sid, dr Rcush street. near
College Place and certain property on
the north siAs Of College Place, nea.
Bcs'sh street: property consideration
c. Whittle sans 10 Fa-n!c +. Sans.
one-hahf interest in the property al;
the northwest ccrner OF Bou.C., street
and College Place and certain prop
ertE- on the north side of College Pace
ne IT BouNh street; $500 and property,
consideration.
Mary L. Vaughan. to Meredith s.
Spratley, property al the southwest
corner OF Cumberland and Nicholson
street; 5000
West End Land Company to Ola c..
Webster. n Lot on, the north side of
llln'il'7n avenue, Atlantic City Ward;
$3.50
y nrarria,Ee license was issued y,,s-
t""ny to Junlus 3. Watson and Cath
"riNe GodeHy, both Of Norfolk, the Ger
"l''ny to taaue pF'rsa to-day.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-17
a FAMOUS EXPRESSION.
ORichmond Dispai.rh.)

"Niills-c:s for d:,fensl, but not a cent
fcr tribute" has been often qu'hcd sine,
the Lee incident. but, perhaps, few per-
sons h:rOw th" occasion. on which II was
us>d. nHd who was the author OF it
Charles CG?aswocih Pirckncy. of South
Carolina, was the father of the phrase
and he used il To Talleyrand. p!nckr,oy
who was a most interesting character
was appointed in 1896 III mister to France
The dirs Glory refused 10 receive HIM
trenlcd him with marked disr apcct anu
finally ordered him to .savc the cclmatry
Subsequently, with John Marshal and
1;ibr:dgc Gerry as his asSOci..t-, ea,,.
voys, he went back II France. Tn,
JGnt cnNsHS Were 10 more 81 cCHSSS IN
In establishing d.plom;. .i.' relations with
France tiGzm hal been Pnrks " hy
himself, ar'l in rai!ly i, TrGttyrands
suggt stio!I hat u. understanding might
he reached throuSh the payment OF
money Pinckucy made uSl, OF Ill moJy
historic phrase.
Who's rallcyraEd submitted The au~-
Gestion to tn ENJOYS cr r.nra' ssion rs.
he fntimatHd tina; the u nalty of rsrusnl
TO he guided by II might he war, ana
l'inckncy's full reply is quoted as fol
lows "W2r he IT ;hu., sir; milio",e for
defensH. but EGi n cent for tr!hu, =
Later the last claus became very IA
m.liar ny reason rE being stamped r-n
n political token
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-17

clnating-I canvns fed words in the
language to express 1t. There are none.
II Mould rot 70 through the, scene
again for q thousand worlds. a,ad yet
II had The opportunity wc0nld brave
any danger to hear Il once mere. DO,
you understand? Those few-gcora
words as delivered by IJ2,win Booth
wcrs the most powerful argument for.
ChrlstiaEf,Nt that ] ever heard, a,a.d
could every being on the face OF the
g15bc harA heard them thenS would
no longer be atheism. Booch ,tr6de
out Of tn, room when he finished, amd
Il simultaneous sigh or relief arose.
while without IL word we st'oiA away
sinEly. and on tptoe. ard I do not
believe that any Of us think OF that
thrilling evening without a Shudder.
ll'n was great man, a great man"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-17

l'r. In ili", III" famous French author
ity on ahnorIna1 unuf, an. M, ;I,i,i " ~,
trSS"r IN laval 'ntvCrsi,y. has, arfr~ ~
, -, COMPARISON Of facts in France.
com" - the conclusion t,i,c ,.,.itt,s,,;|,, -
<HriA" IS q mania. a"l Is mi I.iuc MI. "a
2"'hS I" ho strong coyroht!uiioa OF fhi+
rniticHllrl% am0n; ynunr rn,,.l =.
oW# another. 80 learned af!;hn,fry I,s
rs ~ "!r"y"r q With cyucti,udc whether
been matter Of notoiLntv for ,',.n,,,v III :.
century ihat III" most rcl!tnIc ~. y,,,,t
"" and curative g tn" vnrinus forms ar
Iitlaila y liusteit"r'$ Su-mHch I.,.i,,rs
Restored patients lave rot only s., ~
seal of ih"i: appr"! on upon II IN nina
rial cases, hu; O. almond i for rhtirm,t-
tlSm. Kidney aud liver trouble .t,.v0ue :
ness, dyspepsia and constipation. /, iin r..
proves hoi appetite and sln-p. ana j. :,
CAPITAL Ia ,iEant al .rlirmity in adynncin.
years. -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-17
A Lie Saved.

Marvellous cures of throat and lung
affections are made daily by DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup Miss Annie Swan,
Petersburg, Va. writes: my brother
was attacked tya bad cough and cold,
and it was thought he had consump-
ton. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup was
used, and to our great surprise it made
him we'll and Hearty. There is no
better cure i'll The world than this
syrup" DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is
sold everywhere for Is cents.
SOLD BY
Cannon's Pharmacy, 42O Butte street.
Alfred T. West ZIG Main street.
Koot. +: Holmes & Co., 70 Main street
Heistand's Atlantic City Drug Store.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-17
ROBRlN"i INDIAN GRAVES.
Jt'wclry. NJ 2ncy Ecd Relies Taken and
Sold as Curiositics.
(Chiragr Chrnnirl-)
tChlcag0 Chronicl, }

N'nIHasN tnfpnlC!-.)
Several of the IN ~ who in the nast
hay" hrS7: working in IN" lumber camps
nj Northern Minnesota for small wages
have abandoned that Labs" ard are
now m:k!rG mcr> money a Gay thait
,htw ever did before il (. -"=,,k or 4
month. Their rew work has /. L..go
Of the horrible ahou il, hut as Il pays
them we'll they do not mind the dis m
h-rts = ANY great S&tsnI In a c"u.air,
sense ii is grave robh:ry-nct stealing
10 'i"s from the graves, but taking
frDin the graves iewrlry and o;hcr ar
t!Cl"S valu".
IT. thA frrly days OF Ghc Nor: Invest
!. was the custom of the Indians to
hlirT their dcnI, not by placing the
G'h!cS in The ground. but by wrappi-g
them ir blankets and bufralH rol. 5
and laying them CH lla;fn'pns, bw.
when settlers began 10 pour this III thod
WIS abandoned. arGd thu bodies were ls,id
in the earth as are the bodies of white
men. With ;ha body Of every Indian
VAS buried i@w"lry ana 1r.r.ay the idea
R-dng 'ha: he WnIld need these things.
as well as his bow; and arrows az 4 his
war club. on his arrival in thu h,4,ppy
!jnniing ErcG1nds. TIL. jewclr.-, ca Ili-
~ in the cases Of the chiefs ard their
leading l!cuianantS. were e. lerally Of
gold ard silvsr and Was OF grca. value.
AKA the money in most instaccs MES OF
gold, and =! many cases cash ana Jew
"i'N 10 the am',mnt If several hundred
dollars vas thus burisd in d grave.
The men who nrc Cow engaged in
spelling chcsa old Irl.ln Ensvcs have
n NJ work for some time and have
ready Ircn remarkably successful.
IN" ancient hur:~. grounds are MI
he' ns thlEughout tnE Northwest. End
=
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-17
ALTA MIC CITY.

Operations began yesterday at the
new c2lluloid factory at Lumbert's
Point.
The residents c-r Avenue c complain
that dead cats. dogs. etc. are left on
rtst avenue. This, IL course, IS very
offensive.
TIL" lt9w. DR.. w. T.. Judkl.s will begin
a series of revival meetings a, LcKics
Memorial church. Sunday night DIR. Jud-
klns VIII b assisted in these meetings.
by other Methodist ministers in the city
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-17

WANTED-Agents to soil A1u,.,. H.,
Snrau Great Cuban Book; ali aLout
Ida. SIahn ard War: great cxcltcm.crt.
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