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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-05-11
ORDINANCE NO. II.

AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE AND
LICENSE THE SALE OF INTOXICATING
LIQUORS.
Be it ordained by the chairman and the
board of trustees OF the village OF Weiser,
Washington county, Idaho:
SECTION l.. 1t shall be unlawful for
any person by himself or his agent agents
mented or vinous liquors within The cor
porate limits of the village OF Welser,
except by druggists or apothecaries. on IL
written prescription from reputable
physician. as hereinafter provided, with
out having first secured license therefor
from the board of trustees Of said village.
SEC. |. All applications for license
shall and must be accompanied by the
receipt Of the village clerk for the amount
OF such license as hereinafter set FORTH
Sec |. All persons selling spurious,
malt fermented or vinous liquors to be
drank in, on or about the premises where
sold within the corporate limits OF the
village OF Welser shall pay license of one
hundred dollars per year, or twenty-five
dollars quarterly, the severally quarter
ly pay ments TO be paid on the rst day of
the months of May, August November
and February OF each year, and no license
is to be issued for Il less period than three
months except that persons commencing
business during quarter as above men
toned or Is in bushes at the date on
which this ordinance takes effect may
,,p'' s'.a ~, '"e pi'eo poreioa Vi
credit shall be allowed for any time that
may have expired of the month in which
such business is commenced
Sec. ~. All persons selling spirtuous.
onani,v ,yha,svar n, 'qsus !" "ny
ar aho,, ,ha rrar,; sos VI &c oi"uS Ia, on
rha ,nS risa "ne,e so,u WITHIN
We,ssr .'ii w. Sne nlaee oi
nor vasrs az 20" .os az ~ u,.y uoi'"ss
redtbs d,l,ors ,ar,o., u"e nunu,
ouurtsrlv navri,s ~ ~ Ia 'ei"i
,imss 60, frr,h n, Sa.,;. Pu s"e
ance md ,,ro, ~ suos'on =. .n.s ot'ln-
less neriod ,ndar ,ha cir.',,''s,.' n. w
col fpr,l, - saiS 81. n,, as
Ser v II shaJI w. issf,n TO- ,
DRUGGISTS or anothscnr;as 80 sa, ~ ,',i, Iu'a.
licensa sniri,,pns s,,d ,,;a,'' "a "s-V s'
nadic,l ,,,rnnsas ~, NJ iao uduois io'
f'' P's.s r." 'ne "ii''en pre-
,icinor ,hrsic,au - ~ p'"o
f,es ,hat IN his nnininn ,hs haa |ro ve,s',
marty 10 whom, * lio,; eno
reo,,,res or ,.n,,Id ha .s ve 'o,u
use of Tho n.r,ic,,,ar Ia - IT., '"e
scrihad nrnrnis,s - 80. Pr
,,sy .Iso ,,,i,haes'S, IT,. "po''s ,
md vinnons iio"ors rnr sp..i'uous
posas P"'
Sec VI No nersop a,caoaa ., H.
sale of inroxicstipo linrors he ~ sne
under the nrovisions ~ ~ S, u'.nN'
shall allow INV fsn,,ia =, 60 vau'i'"oe'
ahout The n,emisas hsra ST. soL ,i ~. vi
are sold or kent for Gala or IL ,.Iuo.s
to freouent such premises or nssn 'a'n d;s
ordarlr h1,',sa p pua y, Neep uis-
orderly condnct therein ns IL y. a,s
onietnda Of tha nai o" " ahow ,he
,nrhad h.. LA a.S nooapoou W oe ois-
or allow anv thrsa,ening o. sh's ;ne'e'n
=, amow any threatening or ABUSIVE Ian
ma,hod d;s,,,rh a"s os"e, nrans Ut
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-05-11
Celebrate This Year.

A meeting is called at the Opera
House for next Saturday evening to
arrange for big Fourth of July eel
ebration in Weser this year. Som
mercamp says he will head the list
with 800, which, if continued down
the line, will give 5000 at least
enough for grand old time. This
is Weser's year and every interested
person should be there.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-05-11
The Races

The event Of last weeks race meet.
ing came off as follows.
Thursday
Saddle horse dash, 600 Yards
Gerry Shows Blaze first, VIM. Rob
ertson's Butcher Boy second.
Half mile dash declared Off.
Friday
40 yards dash-Paul Wildes Sea
Queen first, Gerry Shows Weiser Sc
cond.
Three quarter dash-Wilde's Billy
Underwood first, Jake Krauze's
Gold Bug second.
Saturday
Half a mile and repeat-Gold Bug
hrst, Billy Underwood second.
Three Fights Weiser first
Mountain Queen second
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-05-11
LOCAL NEWS.
Ed McGrew sports new milk

wagon.
Gerwick has secured contract for
100 sets of harness for Wilkerson &
Thompson.
Come to town next Tuesday and
help drive the first spike.
Correspondence unavoidably laid
over this week. All good letter s, too
j. j. Bell is here from Pocatello
and will be one Of the construction
train crew on the P. & |. N.
The sale Of the property of the
Hart estate, valued at $40, 900, has
been postponed until June 1st.
Read the new ordinances, then
license your dog, stop dumping filth
in the incorporation and do all else
they call for.
G. q Curtis, of Wellington, Kan
sas, formerly merchant there, WAS
in Weiser this week He is in the
west looking for location.
The wrecking of the engine will
not cause much delay in getting one
here it is learned another was furnish
ed by the railway company at Kansas
City.
Mr. J. E Horn, an experienced
butcher, has purchased half inter
est with Sidney Dedman and they
will conduct an up to date meat mar
ket. See their ad.
A car load of liquors, merchandise,
bar, etc arrived yesterday for Jam
es Walton, Holcomb, Howell and
other parties. The stuff will be
started right out for the Seven Devils.
DR.. G. M Waterhouse will arrive
in Welser on tomorrow mornings
train. He intends to come home to
stay. He Never Came Back" is a
song which cannot be sung of any
who try to escape from Weiser land.
Mr.. Chapman late of Anaconda,
has his short order house in full
blast and an excellent place it is too
A trial will convince anyone the man.
agemant understands the short order
business
Dan Leach, of Warren, started out
from Weiser this week with pack
train of 20 mules loaded with mer-
chandise. When he gets to Warren
he will he ~ from Malick and "a
from Buffalo Hump.
Mr. David Aiken, proprietor of
the Miners Resort, is in town this
week purchasing goods in his present
line and also the outfit required to
open a first class restaurant in Gu
prum. He reports the roads good
from Bear to Weser.
Mr.. John O. Peters returned Mon
day from Council. He will estab-
lish an extensive butcher and pack
ing business there, and be able to
meet all demands for his products.
All necessary tools have been pur-
chased and gone forward Mr.. Peters
acknowledged and well known ability
and popularity makes his new ven
lure positive success. And the
SIGNAL will be pleased to note this
fact from time to time, for all admit
he is among our best business men.
The ladies of Kalos Circle spent a
very pleasant evening at their lodge
rooms Tuesday evening, May 2.
After the regular meeting there
was a short programe, consisting of
music and recitations, and, last but
not least the riddle CAKE, won bv
Miss Bertha Jones. About 1870
the ladies repaired TO the back room
where long table was filed with all
the good things that go to make up
delightful evening lunch. The ell
tertainment and lunch was given in
honor of Miss Bertha Jones, one of
their members, who was leaving that
evening for her home in Oregon.
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BUFFALO HUMP ROUTE.
Continued from first pngc.)

CONTINUED from first pngc.)
pleasure than toll and only enough
hardship to make it interesting.
Exaggerated advertisements by
some railway companies and injudi-
cious lack OF any by others has
mislead many, and to do as much
as possible to prevent these two
facts is the object OF this article, the
summing up OF which is that no
route is comparable to the advantages
offered via Weiser.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-05-11
Quarterly Examination.

The quarterly eyxmfnatien for comfy certih-
Gates win begiu Nay IS. fsps At o'clock a. m
Said examination viii be- held Vt weiser court
house
organizations for ssate aud life diplomas will
be held at latter dated There will he NO xnecial
examination at the close OF the University sum
ORANGES II. GALLOWAY
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-05-11
MIX Cows for Sale.

From 80 to 80 head OF frs. class
milk COWS, all with calves, for sale
on reasonable terms Desire TO sell
all at once. Enquire at this office.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-05-11
Party.

fulty.
Mrs, W. G. Jewell gave party
Saturday afternoon in honor OF her
sister Della Killoran.
Mrs. DAVIS assisted Mrs. Jewell to
entertain. After solo by Mrs
Jewell and solo and recitation by
Della killoran, refreshments were
served. The rest of the evening was
spent in games. Those present were 4:
Gene Anderson, Lena Pritchett,
Pearl Hopkins, Alma Morehead' Ora
Sommercamp, Glendora limerick.
Maggie Dean, Margret Wilkerson,
Addie and Annis McGrew, Della and
Verna Curl, Elma and Sarah Mitchell
FOR SALE-A FIRST class, thorough
ly equipped restaurant, well situated,
and doing good business.
Address, Mrs Il MELLER,
Boise Idaho
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-05-11

a. d; ANDERSON c. ]. SELwYN
President. Cache,
G. NJ. HIXON, Assistant Cashier.
THE BANK OF WElSER,
WEISER, IDAHO.
Capital, S25 600
Incorporated September J. 1904
Directors. W. Ayers w F Sommer
camp. John Cnddy. Fred l.. Tay lor and
Sol NJ. Barnett.
Iransacls n general banking business
bnvs ana sells exchang" on all paris oil
the United STATES and Europe
Collections made and promptly remitled.
Money to loan on good security.
We solicit your business.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-05-11
Shipment of Ore.

Five ton Of Green Vale ore-will be
shipped this week to Denver by Jas
Walton. This ore is intended for a
sample test and is OF very fine
quality, running 81 per cent copper.
The future OF the Green Vale is a
bright one and it Is certain to become
one of the leading producers in the
coming greatest camp in America.
Bananas and Oranges at Sears &,
UopSioa
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-05-11
New line of Jewelry at Walls

Home made hedsteads are ridicu-
lous when you can get "boughten'
ones at present going prices.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-05-11

Shirt waist sets-the latest-from
Doc up at Walls.
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| { T ]

The season for ice is nearly here. Make ar
no trouble hereafter. Our ice Is pure and clean
cut ON the Wciser above the town-in fact inst
the ice Tor family use. IL YOU don't see us drop
a line In the post Office aud We will call md ~.
you about ice for the season.
kfMBALL 4 BURROWS
Tbs. Ice Nt-p
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-05-11
PASSED THE RAGING RAPIDS
Though Reported Wrecked on the
Roaring Snake, He Lands Safely

Mr.. Q. W. Jones, who sailed from
the post of Weiser March 9th, bound
down Snake river to the Copper
Chief mine, returned Saturday last
He had AN adventurous voyage, but
no serious mishaps. He was out 20
days on the trip, but the actual sail
ing or floating time from Weiser to
the mine was only 81 hours.
The Copper Chief is situated abont
20 miles below the Seven Devils
landing and down on the river, and
is not at present accessible except by
the river route, the present workings
show an ore body stripped for 125
feet and three cross cuts showing
plenty of ore, and average samples
run 10 per cent copper.
Randall with party of 6 men and
an outfit Of Is horses, is there and
have located an extention of the Cop
per Chief and at the time of Mr.
Joues departure the prospect was
very favorable
Mr.. Jones will construct another
boat here as soon as possible and
undertake his second voyage, accom-
panied by his wife. The new boat
will be larger than the first and OF a
slightly different model.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-05-11
Hot Weather Predicted

Don't make the hot weather un.
necessarily disagreeable when YOU
can abolish many of its annoyances
for sl23 by investing in one of Cor
sfelle's refrigerators.
Another thing is the straw mating
which, laid for the summer, aids IN
keeping room nice and cool. l
have many patterns and qualities.
CoRDELLE
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-05-11

Shirt waist sets-the latest-from
35c up at Walls.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-05-11

Mr.. Man don't let your wife lug
that big fat baby around and wear
herself out. when Won can get baby
buggy at Cordelle's prices.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-05-11

Parlor suits for all parlors at Cor.
delle's.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-05-11

Oats and Baled Hay at Matthew &
Roberts.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-05-11

Trunks, valises and telescopes a
GerWick
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-05-11

Fishing days coming. All kinds
of tackle at Sears & VanSice.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-05-11

New invoice of shoes this week at
Gerwick's
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-05-11

Tents, wagon sheet, tarpaulins,
pack saddles, etc, at Gerwiek's.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-05-11

Try ride incur new rigs. Mat
thews & Roberts.
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State of Ohio, City of Toledo, :.
Lucas county. %

Lucas county.
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he
is the senior partner Of the firm OF F. J
CHENEY Il Co., doing business in the
city OF Toledo, county and state afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case OF catarrh that cannot be
cnred by Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me aud subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day OF December,
A, d. 1886.
- A. w. GLEALON
- Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. Send for testi-
monials. free
f. J. CHENEY e. Co. Toledo, O..
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
KRUGER'S PROPOSALS,
Mr. Chamberlain Uncertain a. &" 'he
Eject of Franchise Scheme.

roNDON July u.-M0hilizng for lhe
naval manoeuvres began to-day lN wal Re-
.ni,s and about 25 GOO men taking part III
thn onerations. one OF the principal on-
t..ts of the manocuvres is TO eNhaus-
lively study the value of torpedo oe-
strovcrs. of which H are employed
Tho parliamentary Secretary Tor the
War Oficc. MT Wyndham. replying To- a
question in the House OF commons 'o-
day said the communication pubilshea Dy
the London Times. July an giving lne
names OF British officers detailed TO pro
r.ed 10 South Africa 90 organize me
f,r..s There had been sent with the
knowledge of the Marquis of LansuoWhe'
Secretary of War
EFFECT UNCERTAIN.
Secretary N state for the Colonies. MT
Chamberlain. I'm the course Of reply 10
Sir Henry Campbcil-Bannerman. leader
of the opposition. boz the House ON the
subject off Presidents Krugers latest pro-
nosal4. said that in the absence of fuller
proposals. 80 was impossible 90 be certain
as to thc particular effect of the IRAN
chlse scheme. but so far as hc was able
to Judge 90 would have mo- immediate el-
frpt on the representation OF the Uit-
andcrs in the first Nolksraad and he
was not certain the Uitandors would be
able to carry amy of The new seats all
i0ttod to them iu the Raad until very
much later date.
ARTU.LERY FOR THE TRANSNAAL.
The ScNenty-third Battery OF Artillery
has been ordered Co South Africa. making
thc nnh battery of field artillery now
under orders for the Cape AN the gun
carriages of these batteries are being
raintod to match The local colors. Thirty
machine suns were shipped % the Trans
Naal
MUST HAVE SEATS
LONDON. July 1.-THE House of
Lords th.s evening passed the second
reading of the bin requiring shop keep
crs lo provide seats Tor their assistants
by p vote of soycnty-three In favor 10
twcnty-cieht opposing.
Inc Marquis or Salisbury Prime Minis
tcr and Secretary of state for Foreign
Agairs. spoke and voted against the
measure.
ENGLISH CRUISERS ARRIVE
LOIRENIo, MARUEI. DELAGOA
Fay. July 1.-THE British second-ciass
cruiser Doris and the Grst-ciass gunboat
Wldeeon. With Rear-Admiral Sir Robert
a. Harris in command of the cape and
West African station on board the cruz
ser have arrived here
BRISBANE. QUEENSLAND. July IL
The government OF Queensland has ca
bled 90 the Secretary OF State for the
Colonies. Mr.. Chamberlain. Offering two
hundred and dfty mounted infantry. with
machine gun for service in south AZ
rica in case OF hostiitios between Great
Britain and the Transvaal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
KENTUCKY REPUBLICANS,
state Central Committee Prepares for
Tho Convention.

LEXINGTON, KY. July 1.-THE Re
puDncan state Central Committee. met
tonight with ten Of the eleven members
present. Congressman Vincent Boreing.
OF London was selected as temporary
chairman Of the convention. and Is. J..
hampton. Of Winchester. as secretary.
Botn are strong Taylor men. 10 IS nm
derstood that Judge George Denny. of
Lexington, another Taylor man. will be
permanent chairman.
A delegation of prominent colOred men
was given a. hearing by the committee
Iney protested against the nomination
OF General Taylor and We're advised that
the committee had nothing TO DO with
nominations.
Immediately after the state Committee
selected TAYLOR men for temporary or
ganization Of the convention tine leaders
OF Stone. Pratt and other anti-Taylor
men went into q secret conference and
remained together tim II o'clock review
ing the situation. They heard reports
from an the counties and found that ST.
au the contests were decided against
Iaylor he would stin havo- majority OF
10 over am.
AT TINS conference it was decided that
the names OF Stone and Pratt would not
be withdrawn in favor of Ycrkes Daniel.
Lindsay. Barr or any others mentioned
Tor anti-TaylOr MEN 20 concentrate on.
rms conference decided 90 meet again
at - O'Clock tomorrow morning Co decide
more definitely on "a plan of procedure
for the cnventin.
Tne TAYLOR men claim this is simply a
movement I'm the interest of lexington
10 prolong the convention until Thursday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
WHEELER DEPARTS,
lie Leaves Washington for His Long
VOYAGE 10 Manila.

WASHINGTON. July l.-6eneral Joseph
T. Wheeler leaves Washington this att.F-
noon en- route 90 the Philippine ISLANDS.
tie will 30 via Chicago. omaha, DenFer. +.
and salt Lake City but as he Is scheduled
20 reach san Francisco on saturday VIII
not stop long al any place on the way
He will sail for Manila ON the -eth.
Il have no plans of campaign ne said
20 an Associated Press reporter To-Day
"and shall not know what 1 am TO 90
until I receive my instructions from GEN
eral Ous. ! should like 20 have it under
stood" he continued. chat / go to the
Philippines On am entirely subordinate ca
pacity.
Not only General Otis. but Generals
Lawton ana Macarthur viii rank me. and
10 is proper chat they should. for Nhie
Generals Lawton and Macarthur We're
my juniors they have been In the field
while ] have not. and deserve TO have
places superior 90 any assignment that
may be given me-
He said Dee would not resign MS seat
IN the House.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
MORE OFFICERS
ARE APPOINTED.
Among Those Named by the Presi-
dent Yesterday the South Was
Well Represented.

WASHINGTON July 1.-THE President
today appointed o. large number Of of
ncers for the new volunteer regiments.
Among them were ,he following:
To he maj0rs-Hlnter Ligeert former
lv captain of the Filth United States In-
antrv. william A. skunk, formerly cap
tain Eighth cavalry
To be- caDtalns-Alfred q. Kenneth
formerly of Missouri Volunteers; George
II IovoU. formerly captain Company b..
First FLORIDA Volunteers; Cleveland Will
coxson of Second Georgia Volunteers;
owen Kennen formerly OF First Georgia
Volunteers. william a. Caben. formerly
M Second Kentucky: William Dame
formerly of First United States Volunteer
Cavalry
To be- first lieutenants-Walter X.
Vhastley formerly of Third United states
Volunteer Infantry. Blanlon Wnshgp
formerly OF Second Georgia Volunteers,
r.ogan Feland formerly of Third Ken
tuc<v. sherrard Coleman, formerly of
First United States Volunteer Cavalry.
ArsximHiano Luna. formerly Of First
United states volunteer Caval~y. Roland
Forotescue formerly Of First United
states Volunteer Cavalry. Richard Day,
forr,erlv of United States Cavalry. Ed
ward IA Almand formerly OF Second
Geergf, Volunteers. Madison y. Wilson.
formerly of First Florida Volunteers.
To he second lieutenants-Wiliiam II
Monroe formerly United states Y0luu-
tears. Watson Lindsay. formerly of First
Kentucky. Joseph W. Avery formerly
l,Iiartern,astor- sergeant Second North car
ol'na Volunteers.
The President also to-day confirmed and
commissioned the officers recommended
b, General Otis f0r the Thirty-sixth ana
Thirtv.seventh Volunteer Regiments now
being organized IN the Philippines.
THE officers named are at present serv-
inp I'm the philippines and are principally
rner,bers of the western volunteer regi-
ments. The First Tennessee. however, is
well represented In the list
Following are the principal officers Of
the Thirty-sixth Regiment:
Colonel-J. Franklin Bell. captain Sew
enth cavalry. and Major A. A. G. Vols.
nt-Colonel-Willlam Il. Grove,
Major First Colorado
Maiors-Wnliam r. Bishop Major Twen-
tieth Kansas. John q a. Braden. First
Lieutenant First South Dakota: William
L. Luhn. FIST Lieutenant ana AdJutant
First Washington.
Major and Surgeon-h. +. TITUS, act
ing assistant surgeon
THIRTY SEVENTH REGIMENT.
Colonel-Robert B. Wallace, Lieuten-
ant-Colonel FIRST Montana.
Tieutena6t- 6t-Col0nel-Th0mss X. Hsmer.
rte,,tcnant-Coionsi First Idaho.
Naiors-B. Frank cheatham. Major
FIRST Tennessee: CHARLES 7. Boyd. Second
CONTINUED on Second Pase)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
SUMMARY OF T0-DAY'S NEWS.


Local.
-Chickefs save a family from death by
poison.
a Richmond syndicate VIII probably
secure Toe lines of the Richmond Rail
way and rjeciric Company.
Two young men bitten BY kissing"
bugs
arrive.
-Decision IN favor Of the r.. p. and C.
~Disiieuighed counsel engaged to &C.
fend W. q. IiiNinion
THE Exchange Hotel sold for $1,000
The Democratic C1iy COMMITTEES
orders primary for the 27th.
state.
The Supreme Court licensed twenty
-gcrtla Tappn swcars her charge
against Colonel Austin, 81 Hampton, was
untrue. and he Is discharged.
-Ra srOads IN North Carolina promise
a tax assessment sensation.
Virginia Press Associ.uon az Rock
Negro sentenced 70 eighteen years for
assault IN Roanoke.
odd Dominion initiates new boat.
w. Church Lewis acquitted OF mur-
der in Norfolk.
General.
The steamer Portia. which went
ashore near Halifax Monday night filed
and sank one life was lost.
The report that General Alger has
resigned IL denied I'm Washington. va
.-senefa Wheeler starts from WASH
lneton to Saa Francisco. en- route 70
Manila.
senator Morgan says the Democratic
party cannot win with free silver as the
lsH.P
Most OF the volunteer officers ap-
pointed yesterday were from the south.
THE Interstate Commerce Commissions
stln working on southern discrimination.
Foreign.
Cardinal Teodolfo Mcrtel died IN
Rome yesterday. aged nlnety-thrse
Russian court to go into nourn1n4
for Grand Duke George.
-Engiapd continues her wariike preps
arations.
-French royalists deny the recentlys
published reports OF tina police