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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-03
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NEWPORT NEWS.

Mayor DISCUSSES tn Crossing Question
Case of Asphyxia.ion.
'wport News. Va. Feb. 2.-tSpc-
cabin Il vOlunili.us message to the
cprmon Ccmcil Mayor w. A. Post dis
cuSsel The problem Of suitable and con-
vencnt crossings of the Chesapeake and
Ca" Railway Csmpanys tracks. which
s'znarlues the CITY .utn eastern and
weston sections. Following the May
orS suggestion 'thar body adopted
r2S%it ion intended TO expedite the mat
ter. To carry this matter through the
al of the Legislature viii have to be
5Srur j. to,h FOR a permit and funds,
s& an lliUit email issue &c bonds to the
G'nnu.C OF a least $4,000 will b. neces-
s1Iy 10 Pay She city's portion of .can-
S;ruC.h% the tunnel alone
I'm adjourned meeting OF The Coun-
oil will iSc had next Tuesday night for
III purpose Of issuing bonds to The
an nlt OF $4,000 for sewerage, school
ana jail rulpcs 5 III may he said here
that there IS n2uCh opposition to this
'as'inn. Adverse criticisms upon it are
irCluert. Since :lle aid Of the I.egis-
ia,nrc was callsl in ITO accomplish that
Whch the people defeated four tim: $
successfully. at .the polls it is regard
Cd as inimcai ~ local self-govern-
ment: rhe State at large imposing a
nuri n uEon thc p5ope of this particu-
lar lOcaNty.
MI EDWARD ScrihhNng. remains of
YIN ID were found in his room yester-
"'F, saves a widow. son and daughter
~ iNoAm@nd and Il SIN mt Houston
Tex. The remains of the deceased were
HL I" l%>.lnond for imcrm5nt this
n!@Mlne
Tine snh-sha,:in authorized by the
HscA E@Inu meWG 10 be establish
81 AZ Eas End, .his city, was nut in
1p# ration Yesterday, wj.i MIR. John
Cr" Siay in charge.
MHlIe trying 10 stop Il leak in the cya &
r. On WaSninHIrn avenue this even
>. i''' h"5mt Bowen. Of r;ha New
! = News Gas company. was nsnhvx-
i..Fd oy escaping gas DR. Fiant-;s
',.'-i' "omn,".ared T. the patient
%i' recovered aft-w an hour5s strug-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-03
Free ofCharue TO Sufferers.

Cut this out and take it to your drug
giSt and get sample bottle free OF Dr.
Kings New Discovery. for COnsump-
ton, Coughs and Colds. They do nnt
ask you to buy before trying. This viii
show you the great merits of this truly
wonderful remedy, and show YOU what
can he accomplished by the regular size
bottle. This is no experiment. aud would
Invariably cure. Many OF the best nhv
s!ciani arc now using it in their practice
with great results, and are relying on if
III most severe cases. II is guaranteed
Trial bottle free at Burrow, Martin G.
Co.'S Drug Store.
Regular size 30 cents and $l00
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-03

Very little trimming in proportion to
Inc size Of the hat is seen upon a large
shape introducing the side flare, ahrred
emerald greer velvet covering the entire
frame. The bandelu IL trimmed with a
turquoise blue uncut velvet knot and
ends secured with a steel buckle, the
color contrast being tasteful as well as
fashionable. The crown is draped with
the velvet; emerging from it's folds is 4
soft shaded gray wing. n second wing
being fastened against the crown with a
steel pin a short distance back of the
FIRST
The Victorian flare is illustrated in
hat covered with black velvet The
brim rolls very high Al the left front \
Rhinestone buckle the depth of The brim
is secured 20 ii at the center, and at each
side of Il are several tiny black tips
which furnish most becoming face
trimming. Black tips and 4 white
aigrette are set against the crown back
of the brin. all the plumage curling for
ward over the edge of the brim The
back of III hrim sets close upon the
cninure. y soft twist of velvet cnci, cles
the crown.
RUSSIAN corl woven in minute piissfss
is Also in many instances hordercd. In
one class The borders are wide ana Of
ribbed silk in a lighter tone ,hickly
Strewn with black irregular dos, the
edges of the border being woven 20 rep
resent r!cOts as in ribbon.
In another the border is composed Of
black and self c2torcd ribbon stripes
deep silk wave border combining
black and the color of the material is
also seen in tho elegant RUSS cord
These borders are variously employed.
either for thc accessories or the trim
ming of gowns. In skirts they are not
necessarily used "a foot thinning, be-
ing often preferred as a panel. on
hodices they appear between fronts. in
vest form. rs epaulettcs and in many
other ways.
Inch wide horizontal rows of bl1ck
mohair braid decorated with six feather
stitching and connected by a wcb-i:kc
insertion. also Of black silk are used for
another blouse. These braid blouse.s
fail over belts of braid ana are usually
Gu, low in the neck. They are adapt
able to cloth and any or The fashionable
wool fIbrics.-Fr0m the Dclineator.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-03
DlSlNFtCTICN or SLEEPING,
ROOMS
philadelphia Rccord.)

FNl. KONG. OF Gottcingcn. in = re-
cent article on this subject, saws ,hat
nHe 'lihe, while h2 was pract!ciua-
"''"i''ne N lIaLau, he suddenly dis-
.'Ntita mat his bedroom was thicl,Iv
. h"nIt'G 10y obnoxious insects 4
- zen! assured him that he could easily
&"' rid OF the pests, and proraaand ~
lumigatc the apartment win corro.,ro
eliminate. lhs success of This meas
uFc was NEST gratifying, and when
we room was opened the dead hndins
'i various kinds of insects were s:,rnvn
phout the floor. This incident led tbr
hr9i"+Sot /" hope that the came means
Nu"ih ne "Ncc;ual in DESTROYING The
'"''N'"uS dement's of contagious dis
ing iria! in private houses
IitIf scarlet fever or measles and il,
haSptal5 after crysipelas Of nyno,nia
~INt most satisfactory results since
adopting This method he has no,..r
stlii q second case Of a ccrtlt-iOue d;c
case which could be attributed tn in
lcct!"n remaining in the room In which
the ratjont had been confined. The
mode OF procedure is very simpln
from one ana a half To two ounces ~
corrosive srhlimatc are put on a rlata
over chn! ing dish. and then the win
CONS and doors Of The room are ,losf.d
~ me expiration Of three Of four hours
ne "'EdoWS are opened and the acart
hrnt is thoroughly aired The rn,-
son entering the room should take thc
p*ecnution to hold Sponge or cloih
over the mouth, ana nose in order moi
10 lnhaie the vapor. The following dav
the windows are again closed md
some sulphur is burned in order in
hGuira'!"c any Of the mcrcur!al fumes
"h;ch may lingrr about the furniture
anu ether articles The rom shouId
then be again aired ana cleaned. when
1t VIII be ready for occupancy.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-03

Mr.. T.. l.. Douglass, who has been con-
fined 10 his Tom Tor several days, was
out yesterday.
Mr. John G"awburg and family. OF
Sentrcviilc, have moved 10 No. Of Chest
nut street.
The Norfolk County Onion OF Chris
iian EadeIva: will meet a; DISCIPLES
Church on FrcemasoH street, in Nor
folk, tonight al s O'clock \ large dele
cation will 80 over from here All
wishing Ia So are requested to meet a |;
the ferry q 7:3o i'guf Smith ana ISIS
Whitley will chapaiOmc he Juniors
officer iarkc! took up a stray horse
on the Stree; last night.
There will be a recital by the pupils
OF he. klcy Military institute Friday
night. II promises to be very inter
SSting affair.
Mr.. j. y. McCloud. IT., one OF our
popular merchants. nf South Norfolk,
gave birthday party a his residence
last evening. The house was fiji d with
many friends. The evening WIS spent
in a most pleasant and piofitable man
ner. Several selections OF music added
to the Cccas:on. Al late hour the
guests were invited 10 supper. which
W..s very fine and much cnjoyC Il.
Among the out-of-tOwn guess were MIR.
y. Noik and Miss NJ mic Johnson, ana
NJ. +. McCiinnis. of Norfolk.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-03
Opposition to Bowdsu VIII Not Prevent His
Confirmation.
NO PLACES TO GIVE TO HIS FRIENDS
Only Onn Appointment, Ia the Custom,
House Excn,pt from rivH service
President Mnkca "a,
Mistake ihn, Cause. howden Som.
Cnensiness.
Washington, Feb. 2, 1898.
Especial Cor. of The vfrsinian)

Especial Cor Of The VfrSinian)
The nominatlSn Of George e. Bowden
TO be Collector OF Customs at Norfolk
mas been referred to the Senate Com
rE!@Se en- Commerce, of which Sc1rato
Frye, CT Mains, is chairman, and SEN
ator Vest, of Missouri, Is the leading
Democratic member The committee
has a majority OF Democrats upon it.
but no oPpCsi:Cm will De made as far
as known, to Mr.. l5owden's confirmation
ana he Will be reported favorably in r.h .
ordinary routine of he committee. Tile
neNt regular meeting OF the Committee
Is next Thursday, which is the earliest
ctaH. at which !, can be considered.
Under the civil service law MIR. Bow
den will no. have many appointments
unless he Fellows in the steps Of Inter
nal Revenue Collector Brady, ana
turns the ''rascals" out, as the
Republicans pin: 1t, and puts the pat
l!ItS IN, aS they are pleased TO call
their followers.
the only excepted place in the Nor
fclk Custom House is that of deputy
cSll,utGr. Walter II. Dey. at 81 200 a
year. He is also the cashier. MIR.
H,wdon has been the recipient ever
s:hce Monday of congratulations by
teiegrai'l. mail and in person. Until
The N'i'giii!an anmo,lnc d. soma len
pne position. Mr.. Bowdcn had conduct
ed his candidacy so quietly and uuds 81
ever th'a- even his political friends
WSre mo- aware that he was after s:rv-
ing Uncle sam. Internal Revenue
COMMISSIONS: Scott engineered the
deal ami Mr. Bcwden's interview with
the residSiE week ago cinchcd the
nla.itcr
MS II IS Il curious npStnke was made
"ffich Tor time caused Mr. lScwdnn
some uncaSLnt.S. On Monday iha
IreSEccii s2n: a memorandum il the
:9crStary Of ttNa 1Gtus,ary directing
tnat the nrminat!on Of MIR. George Il,
EoWGsn be mad out for Collector of
Cuai17ns at Petersburg. Va. This was
evidently mistake ana the Wri.e
iouSc was telephCned and Mr. Boy
den ncr!tiel. He came ;cs; has.. i,
',na Treasury. The mistake was rertf-
leo' ana Mr.. Bowden's name sent TO tn,
senate as Collector of Customs AT Nor
io'h. ne correction Of this mis-: Ike
Caused Il delay in sending nOm.n atoms
90 the S2nafc until after , O'Clock two
hours later than the usual time for
them 10 reach there
Mr.. E1wden hrelthed easier whom he
heard from he Senate Gallery his ,ma
sent in for his home city.
Among fresh arrivals n. tho Hotel
johnson are G. Il. i. Burnley, Roanoke
va; G. NJ. Tucker. Hillsvile Va: l..
w. Morgan, Rocky Mount. Va: r. C.
Green. Rocky Mount. Va
DIR. Wise is reported as opposing the
confirmation Of Bowdcn. hut Senator
Martin says it will have no effect and
that Eowdcn will be confirmed hv
practically unanimous vote.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-03

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We represent the Union Central
when Is absolutely the best company
when writes business IN this section.
'or IWenty Payment Life Policy
.'hnot be clualled by any contract Of
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'h'apeSt and best endowment insur.
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~ these You pay ordinary life rates
ana get an endowment contract
You will lose money ,r YOU insure be-
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we also sell the very best Fire and
Accident Insurance.
WOODWARD e ELAN.
No. G Main street
'oio-tt Suffolk Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-03

cheyenne. Wye, Feb 2.-rhousands
OF sheep are reported to have pcrishcd
lrrin coid and starvation in Western
Wyoming. The cola has been intense
for sixty days and old timers say Inn
il is the hardest winter they lave seen
i1r he past nineteen years. Carbon
county has 100000 sheep ana ildck mas
trrs there fear the loss VIII amount
10 - rer cent. Losses among cattle
viii not he so heavy as owners mad
been preparing for several years 10
feed Their stock during the severe
weather.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-03
MINOR MENTION.


some entertaining and instructive lii
G.ary discussions.
MINOR MENTION
Turkeys are ge,ating scarce in the city
market If the cold snap continues
much longer the supply Of oysters wall
b. getting Short.
Airs. William T.. Hines, the dispenser
OF Kings Daughters free coal, is hay
Ing lois 81 applications.
Mrs. Nj. y. ENan has been III for a
day15f two.
MIR. f. r. Cariie, of Norfolk, is reg
istcrcd ~ the Commercial
Mr.. W. \. Almond has returned from
Newport News, whore he visited his
daughter Mrs. G. f. Kinnier.
The Rev W. J. I,aine is still very
sex ~; his rooms in The Beale II,5use.
MssSrs. Brooke and G. d. French, of
Wilmington. y. c., were In Suffolk to-
day.
1hera viii soon be an annex built ITO
the II ndid office. MIR. William II.
harne* is contractor
MISS Pound. Of Atlanta. who has bfen
visiting Miss Htta Borum for some DAYS
WI! leave to-morlt0w for Norfolk.
Farmers are active in their prepar-
aunns FOR planting POTATOES. Thre
viii be ldG acreage in Nansemoud
The iiarcist Ladies' Aid society made
ABOUT 500 on their recent suppers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-03
opin ON ornn rn,ncn, yur,st.

BALLOT reform in New York was ncccs-
Sary, says an eminent iuriSt. because
mere politicians by trade who had no IA.
t"rCSt In government or politics ryccp, To
enrich and agGrandiZc themselves sou.. III
perpetual control There are other excel
lent reforms besides that OF the ballot
Conspicuous among them is the reform,
promptly and thoroughly affected. in a
disordcrly physical system by HoStcttcr's
stomach Filters, which couDtcrncts ten
denotes to serious disease bred by n def
cheney Of vital stamina irreg uIar.ty Of
the bowels. stomach liver or Kidneys,
and in Guictitulc of the nerves. This
sterling medicine, which has for near EaIf
Il century won because il deserves pupi,-
lar favor. Is commended by physicians Of
en- ncncc who accord II their approval
not only for its excellent qualities in
remedial capacity but also for It's SER
viccHblc properties as II medicinal siimu-
liant II sOOtheS and Strengthens the
nerves. and Is FAR preferable In the hcady,
uHiuCdCatcd stimuli of commerce
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-03
a COLONY or VETERANS, WIVES

In Il surprisingly short time n now
crowded and busy little village has
sprunE, UP about the Ohio Soldiers and
Shiiors iioinc and adopted the cuploni-
GUS appellation of bonneville Already n
hundred cottages have been built and are
occupied. The deniHens are tbs, wives and
reasons. preferred to be cared for in the
great institution provided by the state
ana nation for Its defenders in their de
ginning years, but who have means suf-
ficient to erect l:ttlc dwellings and pen
son money enough to maintain thcnl--
Cincinnati Commercial rribunc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-03
Completely Cured,
Not Patched Up !!

can scarcely describe how much
suffered with my nose and throa, before
[ took DIR. Fircy's trca Linent. My head
was all stopped ZIP and my throat was so
sore and painful / could scarcely swal-
low My throat became badly liberated
and WAS very painful ana swollen. | lost
my appetite and my health steadily de-
clncd so that was much alarmed at
my condition. The treatment which re-
ccivcd before going to llr. frey seemed
to do me no good whatever, and / was
almost t.: despair. Under DR. rircy's
treatment began to improve rapidly and
was finally entirely cured ana restored to
health.
| feel that cannot speak too highly of
DR.. Fircy'.5 skill in treating the nose and
throat. rs know OF several others he
has cured.
OTTO STOLTS
With II. H. s.olts & Co.. 49, Church ST.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-03
I'M BERKELEY
[IRGIHlAH LETTER BOX IN BERKlEY.

All COMMUNICATIONS. advertise.
ihrEts, orders for the paper. or otncr
business left I'm the icticr 6nN OF the
Nori"ik Strg!ninn in tHc Dflire OF the
H"hh OF Hcrkicy. Is Bcrkiry .lrc.,
VIII ne promptly attended 10 il put in
by SIX o'cIeck.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-03

II tho reports concerning the list Of
invitations TO TN Presidents first re-
ception arg carreGt it * 10 he hoped
shat the guests will mr., fail 20 pro-
vide themselves with football os.nmes
Chicago Record.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-03
Il remarkable Cure.

Mr. Alcxaulcr Moore, n reliable bust
ness man, of 1850 S. 18th ST., philade1-
phin, Pa, says: 81 contracted a violent
cold which settled all over me. The
pain i'll my chest aud side was excruci-
atin%. Tie doctor gave NE medicine
and blistevcd my sidc,,..out l only grew
worse. Then you gave me Il bottle Of
brazilian Balm. had little or no faith
III it, but decided TO try it, / took 3 OF.
4 good doses before bed time, and rubbed
it we'll over my bliStcred side. That
night slept like a top--my first good
rest for over n weekend awokG in the
morning ch!ra. BRAZILIAN Balm is slim
ply invaluable.''
FOR SALE sY
WAI.KE x WILLIAMS
". II. TERRY 6 co.
BURROW. MARTIN & co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-03

Three from two you can't,a
says the schoolboy. Right Thrcc
from two You can't, either in dol
lars or dividends or sarsaparilla.
IT taxes the best sarsapariila root
to make the hest sarsaparil!a cx-
tract. The best sar$aparilla comes
from Honduras, G. a., and the Dr.
aver Co. practically controls the
entire product. Yet Others claim
to be making best" saraapariIla.
They must be making il out Of the
remainder left after subtractinr
three from two. But, three from
tWoyou can't You can't make the
best sarsaparilla without hest root.
You only get the best when YOU
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-03
OWN or SUFFOLK

with Miss jennie Briggs Iihers were
some entertaining and instructive lit
t"ary discussions.
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RANCECLAIRVOYANT
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he tells the name Of every caller; b
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The Report Denied.

Great Falls, April 13.-The report
which came from Fort Benton and was
to the effect that the arm of a man had
been discovered near the railway wreck
is denied by those who have been work.
ing on the track and the smashed cars.
So far as they know. nothing of the
kind has been found. and as 1t is a
sparsely settled country and these men
were I'm a position to get the first news
of any such discovery there can be no
doubt that ii was an idle rumor. The
track is being rapidly cleared up and
the work of rebuilding the bridge will
begin shortly. If there is anything new
on the subject of the cause of the dis
ter ii has not been reported. and the
men who were recently there say they
are as much in the dark as ever, as
there is not enough of the bridge left
to base any reasoning upon.
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IL may not have been observed by the
average citizen hat certain shop win
dows are now decked with very violent
displays OF hosiery of the feminine or
der. These windows have broken out In
the giddiest manner. For in the place Of
sedate and respectable black stockings.
there are seen rows and rows of rainbow
effects. suggesting comic opera legs, and
a iiveiiness of footgear not dreamed of
for many seasons. What can have
brought the whiriigig of rainbow hosiery
back to this point again II easily sur
missed: the golf stocking In responsible for
the revival. Then. the wheel may be an
other cause. Riders are weary of being
so circumspect in their attire. The severe
tallor-built bicycle costume IL very ex-
pensive. Frivolous woman. economic or
otherwise. longs to return to her NUT
tons, so to say. and these vertical and
horizontal stripes OF every hue will look
so sweet after those rigid black and be-
gsitered-er-well. they both begin with
the same letter. Some of the most daz-
zling patterns have xigzag stripes. broad
ening out from the ankle TO the knee-the
bold. bad designer.-and they are Of the
most vivid colors. pink with green. yellow
and black. purple and blue. and so on.
IL. by chance. Boston msidens should
wear these designs or their wheels. what
will be the effect? One dares not mag
ine.
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The Great Falls-Ben Rumney. Cas-
cade: Frank Best. Belt: Walter Knowl-
ton. Sunnyside; A. b. Wise, Mulligan.
Mrs. "A. ]. Martin Menominee. Wis;
Henry Austin. Havre; r. w. Cheatam.
Highwood; Emil volloram. Augusta;
w. H. Chrispin. Augusta; c. b. Smiley.
Benton; las. McDevitt. Conrad; ID. J.
Baker. Box Elder: Thomas NJ. Cham
berlain. Box Elder: Miss Simon. Box
Elder; G.. II. Vanway. Stanford; Geo.
H. Wentworth. Stanford: H. Schem-
erick, Cascade: VIM. Ross. Belt: VIM.
Matheson, Stanford; Geo. ]. Waite.
Sycamore.
The Parked r. Murphy. Chicago;
A. w. Bower, Stanford: Mrs. Schattler
and child. Belt; David G.. Brown, Mon
tana; e G. Catlett. San Francisco:
Alex. G. Robinson. Louisville, KY; E.
c. Dunn. Chicago; F. H.. Cooney, Butte;
II. H. Nelson. Cascade: Geo. c. Book
staver. St. Paul: w. II. Strader. st.
Paul: w. A. Keller, Butte; w. G.. Con-
rad and family. Montana: Matt Rich
ardson. Belt; Geo. Watson, Belt: w. W.
Freeman. Rochester. N. Y; J. E.. Brad
ley. st. Louis: c. NJ. Winter, Helena:
A. w. Thornton, a Francisco: N. Z.
Knowles. Helena: D.. w. Orr, Dillon;
II. Dorm, Helena.