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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-02-18

for children ~teething, softens the gums. reduces ii
~fammation, allays pain, cures wind collie. rs cen
a bottle.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-02-18

A man may know love by heart and yet
be unable to define 1t.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08
TaELArE uu,. VI. GlENsAN.
TRIBUTES FROM HIS CONTEMPT
RARIES OF THE PRESS.
THE PORTSMOUTH STAR.

1t is with unfeigned regret that we
chronicle the death of Michael Glen
nan, Esq, of Norfolk. For thirty
years Mr.. Glennan has, through his
connection with the press, and in his
private capacity. been closely identified
with what OF growth and good has been
accomplished hereabouts. 1t can be
said OF him. then. that he was. in a
peculiar sense. n useful man. AS such,
he Will be missed and mourned.
THE WILMINGTON IN. CO. MES
SENGER.
We were sorry to hear of the death
of Mr.. Michael Glennan, the veteran
newspaper man of Norfolk. Va. We
had the pleasure OF 4 personal ac-
with all men who knew him. had only
kindly appreciation OF and good Will
for him. He was pleasant and genial,
and was one OF those gallant Irishmen
who fought on the side of the right
and hazarded his life in the service of
the Lost Cause. The Messenger re-
grets the death of so faithful and true
man. and such staunch friend OF
the South.
THE RICHMOND LEADER.
1t Is with genuine sorrow that we
chronicle the death OF Michael Glennan,
Of Norfolk. We admired him as n
clean man and an honorable. indus
trious. aggressive editor, and we loved
him as n lifelong friend
There were no dark corners In Mike
Glennan's life; there were no skeletons
in his closet. He lived in the light; he
d!d his duty rs he understood it, and
he walked uprlghtly before God and
man.
His life was rs pure and sparkling
as the emerald. and his memory will
ever be as fresh as the shamrock
which he loved
STAUNTON NEWS.
NJ. Glennan. president OF the
Norfolk VirginianPlot. and beforr
that owner and editor of the VirGinian.
IS dead, aged 5$ years. NJ. Glennan
was native of ireland. lie entered
the Confederate army at the age of
lG and served throughout the war
since 1861 he has been with the Vir-
Einian and Its successor. the Virsinian-
Pilot He was an ardent Democrat.
and was postmaster of Norfolk under
Cieveland's first administration. In
MS death Virginia loses n devoted son.
NEWPORT NEWS PRESS.
In the death Of NJ. Glennan, Norfolk
loses one Of her most influential and
ioVablc citizens the newspaper profess
SION one of It's veteran and brightest
ornaments: the church Christian
member: the Democratic party one OF
IT'S aolest and trucst adhcrents.
MI Glcnnan was first of all q true
hearted gentleman. affectionate in dis
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08
n MARCH BI.IZZARD.

THE FRAGMENT OF A SEVERE
STORM VISITS NORFOLK.
Is the ground hog responsible for the
"beastly weather that came upon the
city late Monday night? Wiseacres
and weather prophets differ in their
estimates of the influence of his hog
ship on the weather. but it is Il settled
fact n blizzard the center of which has
been located in the Empire State,
struck the town Monday night. sending
chill to the very marrow of ones
bones and rain through every exterior
crack and crevice of houses. The wind
attained to almost lightning velocity,
blowing snow with which the rain was
mixed. when neither were welcome.
The blizzard began to abate about 10
a. IN. yesterday. but later menlcd it's
hold. IL was not as bad as the night
before. fortunately.
There was great uneasness In ship
ping circles. and the loss of vessels and
life in the track of the storm is conf
IDENTIFY predicted.
Beyond shifting elgre. dctaching vim
dow shutters. uprooting n few trees and
causing general shudder in all things
animate the blizzard did no serious
damage in Norfolk.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08

position, conflding. warmhearted-a
man who never deserted friend, and
II he had enemies. cherished toward
them no hatred, and bore them no NAL
ice. He was as tender as woman,
ana In his nature there was much that
was noble, nothing that was mean.
In the advancement of the interests
OF the city of Norfolk, he stood in the
van of the first rank. ever leading the
forces OF progress. No one ever did
more to place before the world the adj
vantages OF his home city. or with
greater success. To him Norfolk owes
q debt that the years will not discharge,
that time will not efface.
His busy life is finished, but the good
that he has done will live liter him.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08

O. no Ono Ninety eight
b .JS never captured values
in Childrcn's attire
equal to the special offerings this
week. Nobby Vestee Suits with
deep collars. nicely braided-hand-
some Refer Suits, trimmed In tho
choicest manner plain, do,lble-
breasted suits. in the larger sizes.
OF Atwood stylish plaid and mixed
cheN DTS and MISUNDERSTANDING
values for One Nlnety-eight.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08

OF Ut You may select from
VS. ~ $500. 5000, and $3.50
Mems Suits. OF our own marufac-
turc. made ard trimmed in the best
as stylish in shape-as handsome
in .patt>rn and rs perfect in lit ~
Suits you've been IN the habit OF
paying double their east for-an
unlimited number OF styles 10
choose from-cVcry modern Gu:
rcprcscntcd-gculi bargain Won
ders in merit. worth and wear, for
the small cost of Seven Thirty
seven.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08

&C 20 Mems Elmo Suits. OF
M Oh pure worsted, chcviot.
tweed and homcspun
materials, made up into the latest
and nobbiest cut of single and
doubled rea ste1 sacks nlanufac-
tured and intended for mich cost
licr lnes-suits that have the strik-
Ing effect of made-to measure gar
ments. and in fact equal them in
every way except in price. a
beautiful! and vast array of the
most stylish patterns and designs
TO choose from. An accurate lit
guaranteed. just the same as
though full prices were paid for
them. Come early for the best
pickings.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08

SGo Puro Wool Knee Pants
IS Ill of pretty Plaid Mixed
and Plain Black and
H.ue Cheviots-nicely finished and
well made with all the strength
giving improvements Il ct ter
values in Children's Kneo Pants
were never offered.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08

OF. Childrcn's Suits OF
slightly solid Black and
Brownish Fabrics =
Refer Jackets. with handsomely
braided wide sailor collars, in sizes
from to sand plain double
breasted Jackets IN the larger sizes
comment. for value totally unnec-
cssary-if Interested in ChIldrcn's
Attire cheap-barga!n time Is now.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08
RoARDERS.

ROARDERS-A PRIVATE FAMILY
- IN Client would furnish desirable room
ana board 10 n married couple, or two
young men. Address &. a. c., care V!r-
g!nian-plot mch5-eod-Sts
TWO YOUNG MEN CAN GET
J. nicely furnished room, with board.
heat and gas included: reasonable terms
private family. 227 Bank street. City.
mh3-lw.
% I-EASANT FURNISHED ROOM,
4 with or without board, at 2H Church
street, opposite st. Paul's Church.
fe15-1m.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08
, Choice worstea. Che

90 co Choice worstea. Che
nj sc yiot and Cashmere
Mems Suits. that are as
good for solid worth rs one dollar
is worth another. Tho purchasing
power OF cash was never greater
than now Bigger Bargains in
worthy apparel never obtainablc-
but neither consideration OF loss
or sacrifice viii prevent convert
Ing everything o-sihlc into ready
money before the close of the sea
son. If Interested in good. slightly
and satisfactory wearing Suits, at
Eight E!shty-cight. the time is
now.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08

no. Dressy Refers for
S1SE. Poys, in sizes to Is
OF slightly black cloth
nicely finished with black velvet
collars and lined with durable plaid
worsted linings-gcntecl and dressy
over-jackcts. that are actually
worth moro than double the cut
price OF Nincty-Eight Cents.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08
WHY RELIEF IS ASKED.

In January last Mr.. Baxter sold this
property to the Mr.. Powell for $2.700,
and received Il cash payment of 500.
The plaintiff alleges to the court that
he. having no absolute means OF know
ing, denies that the release deed or the
certificate of acknowledgement thereon
was q forgery, and Is advised that re-
gardless of whether they are forged or
not. they appear regularly OF record,
and that he Is entitled to be protected
by the record. The deed as OF record
appears to have been acknowledged by
MIR. Edward SpaldinS.
While there appears to be quite n
difference OF opinion among the legal
fraternity as to whether the forged
deed will be held by the courts to be
good, it is pretty generally believed
that 1t caused Mr.. Baxter to leave
Norfolk. temporarily at least.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08
FOUN ..

EoUND. : WHITE SKIFF ADRIrT
owner can have same by proving prop
erty and paying expenses. A. C. IIELDT.
p. Q. Box 60 or 100 Chestnut street. Berk,
ley, Va mh7-st
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08

thoroughly dependable
materials for satisfactory wear
neat patterns-unusually we'll made
Tor suits of such small cost-Pants
with double seat and knee-rivetcd
buttons and patent waist bands
matchless bargain offering for Ono
Thirty Nine.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08

H0a Dark Grey and
III, Brown neat Pin Striped
Cashmere Knee Pants,
OF dependable non-fadlng colors-
lust the thing for school or general
every day scrvicc-they have patent
Wristbands and tapped seams
Great Big Bargains for only TWEEN
;y-threc Cents.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08
BAXTER'S DISAPPEARANCE
A Possible Explanation of His
Absence.
The Gcnuinencss of IL RcIcnse Decd
Given by tho Hcptasophian Build.
lug Loan Association to w. j. nan-
tor, Jr., Disputed.

Several weeks ago Mr. w. ]. Baxter,
Jr.. q well-known young real estate
dealer and attorney of Norfolk, sud-
denly disappeared, furnishing the
ground work for much speculation.
Friends contended that he would return
and satisfactorily explain certain trans
actions that seemed mysterious, while
others expressed the conviction that
the young man had become hopelessly
involved and fled from his liabilities
Proceedings inaugurated before Judge
VIM. 3. Martin, of the Court of Law
and Chancery, by Messrs. Thorn 6: Tun-
stall. attorneys for John A. Powell, yes
terday may shed light on what has
hitherto been regarded as Il mystery.
INJUNCTION AWARDED.
Mr.. Powell was awarded an injunc-
tion. restraining Messrs. Frank busch,
Dennis Ictheridgc and Joseph A. Win
slow, trustees of the Eeptasophian
Building and Loan Association, their
attorneys. or agents, from proceeding
to sell the house and lot situated at
the southwest corner of Highland and
Marshall avenues. Brambleton Ward,
until further order of the court. The
plaintiff furnished bond in the sum of
$3.50, with II. Z. Voight as surety.
FORGERY ALLEGED.
This proceeding Is the first move
with view to n settlement of the
genuinencss of q release deed record
ed in the Clerks Office of the Corpora
ton Court. Durporting to have been
given by the Heptasophian Building
and Loan Association to w. J. Baxter,
.Jr.. on the above mentioned property.
The association claims that this deed
was never executed by 1t or any of it's
officers. in fine, that it is forgery.
1t further alleges that the certificate of
acknowledgement to the deed is of like
character. and that q deed OF trust for
100, given by w. j. Baxter, Jr. on
the property, is valid. 1t is further
charged that after the alleged forged
release deed was admitted to record,
w. J. Baxter, Jr., secured q loan from
the Marine Bank OF $4,000 on the prop
erty.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08
FOR RENT.

III FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
n Front Rooms at 64S l.. MAIN ST.
nsSh5-3t"
IL OR RENT. - DWELLING 157 COVE
~ street. oil modern improvements
Apply 6S Fenchurch street. mh2-1ws
III OR RENT. -THD THREE-STORY
u brick building, corner Water and
Fayette streets. formerly occupied by G.
w. Grandy & Sons Possession given at
once: Apply at office of BYRD. BALD
WIN e co. ty9-tc
Il, OR RENT-sToREs. 200. 2oI, FOG
Church street, at present occupied
by 8. Bachrach & Bro, D. L. Levy and
Mrs J: 5: =. Anderson; possession Janu-
No. III Church street oclS-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08

GF on The oir,.ce of So,
Nd III clal lot OF Mems Double
'@o and Single breasted
Sack Shakespeare and round cut
stylishy made ana tr.mmcd-of
nice looking check and plaid che
viot and worsted effects. Including
dressy blacks and blues-a sDlu!.-
did observation-disclosures and every
one taken from much costl.er lines
to make quick WORK Of stock
clearing. they arc only Five Eighty
three.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR GENTS
kI Second Hand Clothing; mail orders
promptly attended to Address M. RA
PHAlolI, Ct Church street. mch5-3t
TT UNDERGRADUATE DOCTORS. DEN
W lists, Lawyers. Pharmacists soon
graduated home; correspondence; cduca-
ton; graduation; professions; sciences
Box $50 Chicago
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08

wv ANTED-RELIABLE MEN TO
w put In all or part of tlmo taking or
ders for. our 1ubricating Oils and
Greases; liberal commission. THE FED
EIeAL OIL CO., Cleveland. o. mch5-3ts
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08

G. n nG You may choose from
%. % and piG lin@E o of Gos'' Of
Mems Overcoats. to force final
clearing of the Overcoat stock. OPP
portunitios for money saving were
never Ercatcr-Ovcrcoat buying
never timcl.er than now. Nine
S!Nty-ninc gets choice Of strictly
up-to-datc OVcrcoatS. as naiiily cut
made. trimmed and finished as 1t
IS possible to make them. Box
coats in tan coVerts and chcv,ots-
blue and black kerseys and beavers
with full or medium loose cut
hacks-knee LEI .ths with shaped
or box backs-some self lined.
others with go-d quality silk, satin
or worstcd ilninGs-Eor n quick
move of the Overcont stock-your
pick and choice for N!ne Sixty
nine.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08

n OR SALE-FOUR VERY DESIR-
~ able Lots In Park Place. known MS
NOS % and %. block 40, Goth street; lots
and 3 in block CT. corner Lewellyn ave-
hue and 25th street; terms, one-haif cash:
balance S. per month on each lot Apply
LOTS. Virginian-Pilot Office mch5-3t.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08

w ANTTD-TO SELL. ALL OF MY
house that is well established and in good
condition; sell cheap for cash; vncato at
once. Call on lN d. NJ. 491 II. MAIN ST.,
CITY. mch6-3ts
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08

MONEY TO LOAN n Any
amounts: no delav.
easiest terms. LEO JUDSON, Acndrniv
OF Music building. mari.tr
$4,000 az T",l9 HEMP 30 OK THE
95ssociastion plan. w. II. SARGEANT, Jr
Room 81. Lowcnberg Bldg. fei2.i,n:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08
FOR SALE.

I'D URD BRED BROWN LEGHoRNS.-
u From the famous "Geer Strain
Worlds Fair champions; gigs now ready;
S100 per setting. PHIL. S. WADE No.
3o2 Rose avenue. Norfolk. Va. mhS-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08

n OR SALE. = A BARGAIN.-ONE
y Horse, Buggy and Harness. one
Peerless Bicycle. one Sail Boat and one
Refrigerator. Apply C. l.. r., Vlrginian-
I-lol oIHce. mh4-1w
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08
Bargain Snaps in
cHILDREN's WEAR.

IT. Boys Knee Pants.
LIE of neat dark brown
wear well fabrics =
stoutly made and splendidly
adapted foT rough, knock-about
wear.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08

T-iol oilce mh4-1w
Ill OR SALE. = THE BANK SALOON
n No. IA Bank street. For particulars
and terms apply to LOYALL & TAYLOR
2S Bank street fe1S-tf
Il Q r 9 A l. f. = DINING SALOON
Z we'll esta blished in splendid location
and doing good business; cheap. f. +.
G.. NirginIan-Pfot. jn22-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08
Bargain Snaps in
MEMS 'sUlTs.

Go IT slightly. durable Mons
,n,S ~ Sack Suits. in plain
blue and brownish mix
turcs-suhstani made OF wear
well materials worth oousdera-
bic more and are notable bargains
for only Three Forty-sevcn.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-08

U AIDES NEEDING TREATMENT
any other ovarian Troubles consult Dis
JACKSON; liz w. Mulberry street RAJ.
timore. Md. Private sanitarlum; trained
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-25
THE TRANsyAAL CRISIS.
Doer Accumulation of War Muni-
tions-Troops sail for the Cuue.

CAPE TOWN. August 2L-The Delagoa
bay incident, coupled with the recent
transit Of a large amount Of ammunition.
has directed the attention Of the British
officials 10 tho immense accumulation OF
munitions OF war in the South African
republic, especially In the Transvaal.
The Outlanders are debarred from ear.
rying arms, the supply OF weapons. AZ
shown in the Lorenzo Marques Delagoa
baY returns FOR three years. Is greatly
in excess Of the burghers' requirement..
and consequently there is a growing feel
ing among the British community In
south Africa that no settlement OF the
existing crisis will insure lasting peace
Unless II includes a provision FOR the re-
duction Of ornaments.
MANCHESTER REGIMENT OFF.
GIBRALTAR. August 2i-The Manchos-
ter Regiment. numbering 1909 men, mas
sailed for Cape Town.
TROOPS FROM SOUTHAMPTON.
SOUTHAMPTON August 2i.-rhe Brl-
fish steamer Arundel sailed from this
port to-day, with thirty officers ana 40
men OF various regiments, bound for Cane
, Town.
RESERVES ORDERED IN READINESS
DURHAM, NATAL. August H-The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-25

The basis Of mlnstreisy Is music potn
vocal and instrumental To present q
pleasing minstrel performance Wiln1u.
music. and plenty of IL, is Ike dahcihs
without the enlivcning strains or an Of
fact has fortified his forces with not
only large orchestra and band, bnt
number of individual musical specialists;
AT the head Of these are Kingsbufy ana
Creve. the musical comedians. Iney
rave an act built upon new lines. Inc
comedy flashes are sparkling with VII
the music Of a more than pleasing klnd.
Their number on the programme of the
Al. G.. Field Greater Ministries Is one Oh
the bright gems OF the show This com
many will begin an engagement Of two
nights and a matinee at the Auditorium
tonight promptly at $50 O'Clock. Next
week Dan. Packard's opera Company
viii begin a season at small prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-25
THE KEYSTONE REPUBLICANS.
Their state Convention Nominate
Ovation to Quay.

HARRISBURG PA, August 2L-Th'
Republican State Convention assembled
to-day. in the Harrisburg Operations.
and nominated Colonel James T.. Barnet
OF the Tenth Pennsylvania Regiment flr
State Treasurer; J. Hay Brown, OF Lane
caster. for Supreme Court Judge ann
Josiah r. Adams OF Philadelphia. f0r
Superior Court Judge.
The nomination for supreme Judge -
equivalent 10 an election, by reason o,
there being two vacancies In the cour.
and no elector being entitled 10 vote for
more than one person.
The platform endorses the adm.n.,ro-
lions Of President Mckinley ANA Cover
nor Stone. commends the State EN.cu-
tive for his appointment OF Colone, quay
10 the United states Senate. am pcls.i
the party 20 a reduction I'm the cXpen.l'
lures Of the various departments of ne
State Government.
A feature OF the convention was tn'
presence of Senator quay as a delegate
from Beaver county, and the absence OF
Senator G. l., Magce. Of Pittsbufs, VINO
is convalesCent from severe Illness.
Senator David Martin was also MISSING
from his accustomed place In tho Phila-
delphia delegation. In his place, as tho
nnce-Commissloner Israel W. Durham.
PRO-QUAY DEMONSTRATION.
A demonstration was made IN senator
Quays honor when he entered the haL
accompanied by State-Chairman Elkn
and took a seat close 20 the stage Win
his colleagues from Beaver county
Senator Ponrose. temporary chairman.
addressed the convention. In tho course
Of his remarks In referring 10 the Phil
ipplne question, he said:
I'VE cannot and will not rccede. Brave
nations like brave men. must go forward
To withdraw is 10 invite contempt Hni
encroachment. take Il that $3.50 d.
not have the spirit Of mere terr.tor'
acquisition. but. as a commercial nation,
commercial expansion, the acquisition al
new fields Of Industrial outlet is csn-
tial 10 our progress. our possession W
the Philippines IS an assurance that tlo
growing supremacy of American c.m-
merce I'm the far East will be promoted
and protected. We VIII uphold tho homo
OF the flag there. notwithstand.ns 'f-
carping and misreprc and 'Ni
rarrow-minded fanaticism ~ our j. m'-
cratic opponents in their tirodes again.
the bugaboo they are pleased 20 t..A
imperialism
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-25

at the Sixth-street "nl'' sank out OF slgn'
and effectualy choked the old sewer run
ming from Third 10 Eighth streets, aIso
danming up the sewage In the rdF,hy.
Il, reached the height OF Il feet, anu -
being slowly pumped out. ,,
In the mean time the work on the tru I'm
sewer from the Locomotive-Wo 70 w
break was nearing completion Inc vlu
Third and Eighth-strcets sewer Was
closed and the new branch sewers lun
Mug from Fourth street, between Dunai1
and Jackson streets, 10 Fifth ana puNsl
streets, and from Third and Baker st I,o,,s
10 Firth and Baker streets. were contec,t-
ed with the main sewer. When the pieaHS
was reached. after working night anu u
day for several days, fiume was ~. III
from the south end Of the preah 10 49,. .he
Increase Of the depth OF the water IN inc
ravine was stopped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-25
NEW SEWER ALMOST COMPLETED.
The Cause of All the Trouble on
Fifth Street.

httth street.
The new Fifth-street sewer win be com
pioted by next Monday.
ms announcement will be welcomed
win delight by the unfortunate residents
OF The vicinity of the catastrophe which
mas peeh such an unmitigated nuisance
Tor weeks past.
Inc application Of the City Engineer
Tor the use OF a fire engine 10 oesist tn
pumping out the ravine was refused bv
, me department. on the ground that IL
n.6.' lnJure the apparatus and render n
'n ~ LOT use Ia case Of emergency.
nt olu sewer was constructed many
~. ago; running from Third street
tyS,Mssh jackson and DuVal. across
a,pNi.h' fIth, sixth, Seventh. and Eighth
he,o,,sS' Mhere II dumped into the ravine
~ plu the mouth Of the old tunnel
iuN sewer was I'm conformity with The
. W. custom, buried very deep. IL ran into
wy IaYlne al Fifth street When rie,h~
nIVTt MI was made a STACK Nyos mn
ms sewer on the west OF the NIL"
no"el seven years ago "a new sewer
Jec, Daht from Firth street, between
shall streets. TO relieve the ola $3.50
liver which ran down Marshall street
"no under tho Second Market Nf
,lne sever rom Third 10 Eighth streets
ppiYAe GOWN al the place where thestrou-
D,r 80 serious and washed out N deem
49,. Cnt result was that about a
R.@a, esV ,hv uninsured sewer gave Nav
nS.Suse OF It's own unsupported weight
ana the sewage was run fhrou,6 IT, "a
w IN hume ana discharged thro,,gh
NY SUCK II caused no scrjots A,,n
go. ,MShoutn so disasrceable that The
EeSpie Ia The vicinity protested 10 the
"'SNS''' ABOUT ten days ago tie stack