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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-17
THE NAME SMITH.

A correspondent OF the News" Mr..
John Thorgeirson, notes an article IN
these columns a few days ago. under
the above caption. and adds that he
finds the name In some OF the most
ancient poems extant IN the IcelandIc,
which Is the mother tongue Of the
Scandinavian dialects, and is closely
related TO Gothic and other GermanIc
languages. He says its original mean
ing seems TO be creator wise and
mighty" He concludes as follows:
Il do not positively remember. but
think that the name OF one OF the gods
was Smlthrir What IS, or was, the
rootword OF this appellatve ! do not
know, yet, drawing a conclusion from
several appellatiyes. which undoubted-
ly are from the same root II conveys
the meaning OF one being endowed with
divine authority or power"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-17

itself The inability Of It's foremost
s5resates to explain rs action
...rgfm.'y to prove that It has the
effects claimed for 49, 10 demonstrate
,be truth Of the dogma that It Is a
preventive or even a palliative Of veri-
Ia. is becoming clearer ana more wide
.v understood ana The explosion Of the
statistical data which form their chief
reliance. leaves them little but eS-
n,.ayas against those who dispute their
assertions. With which to defend o
m BE-, that s passing into the same
....a.y aa Do. dead fads we have
briefly mentioned
Tr. virtues ut vaccination are
I...,s.r .rarf.fv and now form an
''' r.t..sr..rs,to ebuso
open .N.'.'."'
thH.a who say s' 1T "'uld De uipch
,.tta. ta acknowledge the patent truth
,.....ef l,furl.rs have been made
'"'. ....f,.,.,. ,,,4 So. 80.
Do OBJ. SCHOOLS '' '..' '''' '"' P's-
ahWty Chat mistake mas peeh mace
.r.. .- nIs supposed "sure protection"
I..,ss.r,. disease which is
against $3.50. -. -
losing many OH us '.''"'s "e'"uSe VI
sanitary and hyglgnID regulations This
vu iaa.. the bonds that bind bright
'"' s..l ....,,r.rs o,d c.uso frao
minus l' "N.'
inquiry fearless OF consequences ana
anxious only Cor tha truth.
,..... ,...v,- ..,If.1uas of the spread
,,t........,, .t,i. t,,,,,to,,
1i IIshl ana .'''.'' "" ''''' 49, - ,'''''
subject. we copy me loiIp"ihB from
Ono Medical World for May a compan-
....t.. a.. ...t ,g. rnuiad from the
i'N '' '.,'. ''''. ,,..5,'..ia,..
same ma-a1'''' .'
Editor Medical World:
10 fs n urar.gIuye Of physicians 10
stsger.s. and when done good natured.
Do, IN. results may be beneficial.
- y"rr article on smallpox in the April
,..,,, ~ ,opr valuable monthly was IN
..,,..f, 'tha tolerant spirit 10 be ex-
,..t.1 Won attribute The failure 10
l...,, ..,ifsrai.s to fear Ignorance or
,.,t.., o. Tp y3ur opinion. evidently.
..,,. n.Daoa1 fs vaccination. According
." ,bo TrevcIouedIa Britannica. TX edi-
ti,y M Enpland IN RECOMMENDATION
t',,.s tba Js4th rate was ISIS per cent.
eriis since 1S76 with g5 per cent OF the
,rlir. uspuiatl6n yaccinated. It is 1855
rIr CONT
Ina is-i after % wears OF vaccination,
and q, vIers Of compulsorv vaccination
tbsrs were I'm London 2 422 deaths from
,iir,y psr million living the greatest
,o'rt4iify I'M mo history of the city. In
tbs v.s,' ending December 81 1881 287i
Fio5 NJ emailu5y the third highest rate
d, me- century, Does this indicate
.fsgr lgnoranra or naplect9" OF the
mora tb6n go 600 who dicd OF smallpox
In Bavaria IN 1871 20 600 had been vac
ri,9tai
Tp Dr Afakuna's Transactions OF the
,, ~. f.....f .. Do 49,, .,,.tt o,,a ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-17

a group of political adventures
seems Co have been iu control of thc
postofhcC department of Cuba Neeley
the ombczzler, has now been traced
back 90 Assistant Postmaster General
Perry Heath. whose fine sense Of The
prophecies may be inferred from The
notorious fact that while holding
high administrative office OF the gov
eminent De continues 90 act as chair
man OF the literary bureau 0f The Re-
publican national committee Nothing
viii satisfy a patriot but a place. SAID
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-17
Boston Transcript

The Nceley episode is one that must
not be- covered up. 10 must be probed
thoroughly. no matter where the probe
may reach. II should teach us that a
ciYil service in which the politically
appointed official outranks the gradu-
ates OF the merit system Us one that
must CO. lf we are 90 govern colonies
successfully. either FOR their own peo-
pile on ourselves We already owe
reparati0n 10 the Cubans for this af-
fair as well as money That repafa-
ton should be paid On increased vigil
lance FOR the Cuhans that they may
learn that Superintendent Frye with
his labor Tor their schools. and not
Neeley with his peculatiug fingers,
typlhes our aims and methods.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-17
Chlcago Record.

II ls inevitable, perhaps, that there be
some instances OF dishonest manage
ment Ia island territory, as well az at
home, but every case OF the kind dis
credits the nation SO very much In the
eyes OF he inhabitants that the great
est precauton should be taken 10 avoid
scandal Honest and efficient manage
ment is most likely % result from the
establishment OF strict civil service reg
ulatIons. Spells appointees are the
more prone 20 regard their positions as
opportunities for exploitation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-17
rr,H MOTHERS CONGRESS

r,,o,-,v a very important meeting {,
IN, 'i ss convened N ths Assembly nan
y, r'' M. elty Il Is the opsn.ns session .loi
~ :, NJ, ','' r,ab Mothers Congress Of l'O''
ut,m anxlllary to the National D'D'
!, 4, Mothers The object Of 'ns
s s..ae Is The education Of 'n.
~o,hsr. Of Unh ln their ImpoF'an,
sg5s, 10 encourage che formation oil
ro,bsv clubs IN this state to pro,
n,o,s Me- moral mental and physical
sgl,ors q young people. ana to place
,s,ors parents. children, teachers anl
n, public subjects that are Of vital IN
,enst to the home
THIS &. Indeed, 0 worthy purpose a''l
tbs eaoris Of the ladies 10 It's pursuit
ought certainly to be encouraged ms
annual meeting viii be Of much value,
II the mothers Of our community VIII
attend. A program has been prepared
which viii be found In another part OK
MI. issue o, the "Nev', and to It we
invite attention
There Win be three sessions on FIJI
day tomorrow, at 10 mp 2 p M ana
S D. m; and two on Saturday at IL
a. m. and ?. m. Talented speakers
win address the congress, and the musl-
cal and other attractions viii aid IN
rendering he meetings attractive.
We advise oil our readers who can
10 attend. The meetings are al open
20 the public. Gentlemen as well as
ladies. young as well as older persons
are invited. Il win be a profitable oc-
casion. and much good must result
nom The efforts Of the promoters Of
THE pralseworthy movement In behalf
b true motherhood and family I'M
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-17
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

The June number OF Parsons Is out,
bright as ever. The frontIsplece Is a
reproduction OF q famous painting rep-
resenting Attila, julius Caesar. Ma
poleon and Alexander. and other cOn-
Querers. tTiumphaAty proceeding
through the lines OF countless slain that
adon the road on either side. The
list of contents Is as follows:
Water-life IN China. illustrated; The
Iron Chest in the Tuilerles. a complete
story. Natural History Photography;
The Silent Castle, complete story.
The Most Remarkable Cemetery in the
World, NIght-B0ad ROmanCes; Lion
Hunting 10y a Lady Poudre D'Amuur
q complete story; The Horse In War
fare: The Wrong Author, a complete
story. The Spectre Scope The Revenge
OF Ur-Tasen a complete story, The Art
Of the Age. and Natures Next Moves
New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-17
Az OPEN QUESTION

The Deseret News has received a let
ter Of inquiry from Rock Springs
Wyoming. In reference TO compulsory
vaccination IN England. A controversy
has arisen In that town, some persons
claiming that the only change In the
English law on that subject Is that
instead Of people being required 10
take their children to the doctor to be
yaccinated. the doctor comes to them.
Others, who have read the News and
who say they highly appreciate Us con-
tents and advice, say the law was all
tered a Few years back and Il is not
now compulsory"
The facts are that al one time the
law IN England required the vacclna.
ton OF ell children born In that c0un.
Try and parents who failed to comply
with the requirement were liable 10
fine and Imprisonment The arm-to-
arm mode vas then IN force. People
Who objected and claimed that lt was
The means Of transmitting diseases Of
the West character were denounced as
Ignorant" "bigoted," obstinate" and
"lnsen5lble to reason" Any doctor who
dlssented from the orthodox doctrine
OF the sure preventive" was placed
Outside the pale Of the recognized fac
uliy' and was treated TO an the bet
names recently used by the wise men
OF Utah to prove their own iatambn-
l,y
~ Is now admitted by some OF the
strongest advocates Of vaccination. that
The old method has been the means OF
scattering broadcast In the fields OF
humanity the seeds OF the most I5ath.
some and dangerous diseases 10 which
mankind are subject Il lis thrown
aside as one Of the errors OF the past
ana now bovine virus is substituted as
'ne only safe and sure prophylacrc
ana certain shield against he at,acEs
OF smallpox The am.to.arm method
h consigned 20 the graveyard vher.
ne buried 80 many OF The nogtuns
''a' once made I'd Jhe orthodoxy Of
medical selence(O by the slide %.
paie0oiomy, cupplng. leschlnr sa,.y5.
''on' the denial Of water 10 fsy.-al
patients and similar morstras,g.s
T 7, i was once really dangerous 20
ine controversy On Eurlari over the
vaccination question became So ma.
.,ui'el. numbers o. ths most hlsl.v
EDUCATED physicians. scientists. pr.,...
'ors IN colleges clsrgyme7. peers MIN.
an'n'opisis. ETC., being arrays5 AGAINST
me eompulsion insisted up.r nv nm.
o'l school medIcos. that a ROYAL Com.
j, was appointed to investigate
,Ds 1no'e subject For seven va9rs M.
INJURY was prosecuted, with na r...r.
'i'' me learned doctors differed rr.,,.
y ln 'hslr opinions Do, were ur.r..
,.,u' ln one thing which was tr.t r.
y. SHOULD De compelled 90 submit r.r.
" OF DTS children 20 The vaer.r....r
process What is called Nh. a-.-'
'.Aee cIause' was enacted r,5.r
. n...l persons who have consideration.
,.Ilp..s' agaust vaccination r..5 1ol
Jaw, !, 'h'T children cov-gox.5 ANA ars
posed '-' merry I'M
49, '-''oiy vaccination ls doomed I'm
49,, 49, The liberty enjoyed I'm mon.
Ina INA England vll certainly not be
i,ns refused and stamped upon IN the
w PUBIC Of the United states. soele.
s a.. nave been organized against the
~, ry.uia' Of force And these are grow.
INTO protests against vaccination
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-17
Baltimore sun

A great deal has been written about
the lootIng pr0pensIties OF Spanish Of
fce-hoders I'm Cuba. and the genius
which they displayed 90 getting their
fingers into the Islands cash box The
Spanlard may be- o gifted thief ln of
fee. but he Is not able to teach the
American carpet-bagger anything
about the nice points of the game. An
instructor in honest government who
can pocket $4,000 of other peoples
money On less than % year is am artist
In official larceny who has little to learn
from the most accomplished r0gues un-
der the Spanish regime In cuba.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-17

The Americans are learning consider
ably more OF Filipino trelchery lately
than they suspected a year ago. Tn
IN the FnlDInos learn 10 be more trust-
worthy IL would Doe a blot on humanity
TO leave them 20 themselves On goyen-
mental matters. The United States has
O. serious responsibility in connection
Herewith. and the only honorable way
Is 20 go right ahead and make the best
OF Il. with the assurance that that will
come pretty near the right
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-17
THE CUBAN pErALCArIoN.
New York Post

The administration of the posi0lHce
in cuba clearly requires investigation
by Congress. Under The military
regime the war department and the
President of the United states can DO
very much as they please Inter arma
silent lescs But tha postal depart
mont of the United States government
is not competent legally and 10 seems
doubtful 10 DO is practically 90 admin
lister the postal service off country
which is outside of our tnion This
service under che present conditions.
should Doe wholly under the control OF
the military government 0f Cuba.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-17

The special features Of Harper's Ba-
Ear for May 18th are. "Heroines OF
Nineteenth Century Fiction; First
Days in Paris" Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Chamberlain at H0mp' "a Matter Of
Rivalry q short story, Ten Pages OF
Fashion. and "The Twentieth Century
Baby and his Care. Franklin Square.
New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-17

The Chinese minister TO this country
says that Americans do not give 20 wo-
men in the professions The good Jreat-
ment the fair sex receive in China.
Perhaps so: Il would not do Tor one
country 10 monopolze aI the good
traits. although the Americans might
take pointers from the Chinese, some
times. I'm courtesy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-17
New York World.

The amount Of money which Neeley,
the treasurer OF the Cuban postal ser.
vice, has embezzled Is not accurately
known. This however. is not the i'm.
portant aspect OF the case. Ii Is the
first sad experience OF the country with
the predatory politician iu our colonies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-17

The slump I'm iron prices was claimed
TO be destined for BRIEF temporary
duration, but st now bids fair 10 ex-
hibit considerable permanence, IT, in
deed, It is not carried still further
downward
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-17

It was announced IN the British house
Of commons today that Mafeklng had
been relieved. The war office had no
confirmation Of the report, but It's ac-
curacy appears probable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-17

The Increased traffic TO Alaskan
points Is revealing how little Is known
Of the coast, so that a survey eXpedl-
ton by the government becomes neces-
sary IN the interest Of safety for mari
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-17

That Is a strange story from Chi
cago. about an iron worker from Colo
RADIO falling from a scafoll and being
killed. just as a lawyer came % tell
him that he had become heir TO a $780,
900 fortune. The accidental killing may
be q fact, but the other part Of the
report needs confirmation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-17

A hint at CALIFORNIA; greatness as a
fruit raiser may be found IN the fact
that the crop Of prunes this year Is ex-
peeted DO reach l25. 0l0o00 mounds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-17

The writer of the Junlus letters, and
Mr. Heath fairly answers thot descrip-
lion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-17

The predictions Of approaching
trouble IN China come with such per-
sistance and from such influential
sources, that these may be looked on
TO make an effort TO fulfill their own
prophecies and commence to slice up
the MonEolIan domain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-17
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can having $50 1901.
one easily cut and The
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constant use 10 win
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Tor cleansing waste
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D tfIrs. uurrclsi Wdsh-
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-17

SO Nine Nevada has a family ro-
nance. and last evening met a sister
whom she had not seen for twenty
eight years. The incident IS interesting
TO many salt Lakers, who have a cor
dial friendship for the distinguished
Nevada songstress.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-17

The United States has big army
in the Philippines, and bringing the
volunteer portion OF e. $4,000. home
by July Of next year, as the law pro-
vldes, IS going to be anything but an
easy task. in view Of the unsettled
state of affairs in the archipelago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-17

It IS said the Messiah craze Is
again stirring up the Indians on Tongue
river. Montana. Those white people
who fear trouble have more reason to
dread white mans aggression as o.
cause Of an Indian uprising, than any
believe IN a coming Messiah that
tnaY lmnress the Indlan mind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-17

u NNSILtnNfA SALT MFG. 90.
fmgr.utolS pAila., la
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-17
Pittsburgh River News

PITTSBURGH. Feb. 16.-The towboat
John c. Fisher, has been sold by the
James Rees & Sons Company, to some
catlettsburg, KY, parties and deliver
ed to her new owners at Pomeroy. o.
The boat will be used in towing logs
out Of the Big Sandy river from Park
erBburg to Louisville. Capt. George
jenkins plotted the boat from Pitts
burgh to Pomeroy.
The following towboats arrived with
empties: ]. C. Risher, Hunter No. 2,
Raymond Horner, John w. Allies, De-
fender and wilmot. The James Moren,
Raymond Homer. Defender and John
w. Allies will get out this afternoon or
tomorrow morning with lows Of coal.
The United States steamboat inspec-
tors have Suspended the license Of Cap
tain Flndley Pollock, for sixty days, as
master and pilot Of the steamer Nellie
England. Tho charges Of negligent
navigation and intemperance upon
which Captain Pollock was tried. were
preferred by Major Charles F. Powell
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-17
THE RIVER.
YEsrpRDAY,s DEpARTUREs.

Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA, 8 a. m.
ParkerSbuTg. BEN HUR, II q. m.
Newport. E0LO1SE, II q. m.
SlstersVille, RUTH, 800 p. m. =
Claringtorf, :. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
steubenvIlIS. n. NJ. BAYNE, $3.50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. GREENWOOD. $50 q. m.
Parkersburg. II. 4. BEDFORD, II q. m
,MatamOras.. JEWEL, II a. m.
SistersVille, !. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
ClRrington. LEROY, ago p. m.
SteubenVille. NJ. BAYNE 2:So p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Cincinnati VIRGINIA, s Q. m.
Pittsburgh, KEYSTONE STATE, q. n
GAINESVILLE. :. .LORENA, 2 q. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HuR, 4 q. m.
Pittsburgh, ..KANAWHAt 5 q, M
SlgfeFBViile, LEROY, Z q. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-17
on Information Of Captain Samuel q.

on information Of Captain Samuel G.
Brown, locllmaster at Lock No. 8.
Coalboat water continues in the Ohio
river and as fast as boats arrive with
towB Of empties they are hitched to
tows of coal end started south. Much
coal Is being dropped out Of the pools,
and It Is noticeable that many Of the
coalboats ara new. The river comblna-
ton Is greatly adding to Ito Aoot Of
craft. The Josh Cook and the Bertha
were the only boats to depart this
morning. the former taking twelve
coalboats and the latter six barges,
which will be turned over to the Cook
at some point down the Ohio river. The
Volunteer departed yesterday after
noon. taking ave coalbOatg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-17

One Of the most bedutltul entertain
mentS Of the week in honor Of visiting
guests, was the Valentine and initial
party given Wednesday, BY Miss Mar
tina Clarke. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
= J. Clarke. Of North Main street. COM
pllmentary to her house guest, Miss
Coates, OF Dubuque, Iowa, and the
sptinster organization, Every appoint-
ment was charmlngly conceived. The
large number Of guests had most de-
lightful afternoon, recalling the famous
men and women, battle fields and
events Of all times, and Miss Louise
Todd Baird, captured the trophy. Of the
greatest acQuaintanceship. Miss Clarke
will entertain with an informal tea this
afternoon, in honor Of Miss Coates, who
leaves the city tomorrow, for the Pa
clio, with Honolulu as the end Of the
Journey
Miss Elizabeth sooy, daughter Of
Rev. and Mrs. s. l. sOoy, has issued
Invitations for a luncheon, at the resi-
dencs Of her parents, North ChaplIne
street, in honor OF Miss Coates, the
house CUES. Of Miss Martha Clarke.
MI, por,,, - I7,,or.own pa 10
the house guest Of Mfr. and Mrs. Frank
Hearne Orchard, Fourteenth street.
'.The PLAYERS" are Meeting socially
or,s,i,stlon ana rh,,a s,ttinp, "a the
49,, :, :. s,so,,s.,n No., ~" NEXT ..on the
,,os,.I.n ancnorenco Witch tho many
1900. - ~ ,,,t :. ,,..,,, snt,cInsls
Miss Baird. Of washington. Pa, is
psI.5 To,,r,ss,t,, erect
Miss Nellie stlfel, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George e. sHfel, of North
Main street, entertained yesterday at
ternoon, complimentary to her cousins.
danrbtsra Of Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Rev
mann. who are about to leave for an
extended Tsprppean tour
Tbe wonan,s Musical club chorus
WI. tISs t''.s - ~ 1,. =.
1sEence % .as sn0fy " are q, o ~.
1.liIUe ,I,.,,, O'us 49, -1.,''s IL. y
!lLs' iVi@ "N'ia 'As 'NOA' VS.
"F'
Mn svono nu,,5 .,,nnar ut 81 Mar.
the,v,s ch,,rcb sr1,esFay was n beaptI.
S,l,,, r,.nnsI one ana succesqfnl as
VAN i ,-or, ma nonsy-,,law-noln, ma
ts,is,l, aiding the cai,sa ~ It's giving a
Fr.s hs,i &. t6a .(!Itv Hosn,laI
The Junior Kings Daughters, Of st
Matthews, chaperoned by Mrs. George
b. Caldwell, arr holding q cake and
candy, apron and tea-towal sale, at
Huscroft's, to-day. A liberal patron
age is assured.
Mr.. and Mrs 8. S. Bloch, Of Pleasant
Valley. delightfully."- entertained a large
number OF children with dancing par
". Wednesday afternoon, compliment
tary to their daughter. Madelaine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-17
Along the Landing.

The Virginia is to-morrow's packet
for Cincinnati, departing at 8 a. m.
The marks at p. m. Friday, showed
IS feet 0 inches and falling Weather,
cloudy and colder, with snow fall last
night.