THE NORFOLK NEWS : FRIDAY , NOVEMBER 14 , 1902.
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UailiiMi Olllos mill Joli Ropim , No. SS.
, The propttlont IIIIH shown tin nullity
to got ] ) itcrniil hln coiiHtlttinntH bonponk
for him HticcofM on his pronont lumtliiK
trip into Mississippi ,
undoubtedly bollovos that
this Is not ( ho country it is reputed
to bo in which to iiwko u imiHlcnl tour ,
or ixro his rnpputod nrrostH merely the
Italian intorprution of Amorlciui cidvor-
Using methods ?
At the n\to the ollloora at ImHiuwpallH
nro gathering in ghouls it in confidently
oxpootod tliat the city will HOOIIM rid
of thorn oven though it ifl depopulated.
It Is a rnro Indlim Hununor day that the
police do not gi\thor in ono or moro.
Ohlokim thieves nro busy at Fromout.
'rhiinkflglviiiK day is approaching RO
rapidly that people would undoubtedly
1)0 jnstiflud in double-looking tholr hen
coops , or they may not have oauao to bo
tlmnkful whou the proper times arrlvoa.
A Council IJlutTs man foil 150 foot
find liven to toll of his oxporiouoo and
impressions. That man has missed hiu
calling , llo nhouhl bo an aeronaut and
perform the foatof dropplugjfrotn a bal
loon without the assistance of a para
chute. Hooould attract grontjcrowdn in
this oiuiroly original maunor ,
A MnssiwhuNotts woman who shot
nnd killed a man who had deceived her
oil a premise of marriage was given a
sentence of but a year andjnino months
in a houHO of correction. The tlmo may
como wlion women and girls killing
men for such cause will escape scot free ,
nud perhaps it will bo no moro thnii
right that they should.
The commission of highway robbery
has boon madn a capital otVenso in the
Philppinos. That is the sort of law
which the ladronos and tholr friends
can undoubtedly appreciate nnd it in
confidently oxpootod that they will lo
considerably dlsuouragadJwlthJprnotlccB
that have proven dangerous and obnox
ious to the people of the islands.
Present nppparaucos'aro thntjtho mine
operators have no objection to arbitra
tion of tlu > ir dilll mltios > vith the mineis
BO long as the minors nro willing to con-
redo all the points. The prospects ave
that when they are called upon to give
something toward the general results
they will refuse to play. Then the pres
ident may invite them into his private
oillco again.
Governor-Elect Mickey states that it
will bo a part of his policy to BOO that
every person , firm nud corporation pay
their shnro of the taxes. Tills should bo
satisfactory to nil. If everyone pays a
just proportion it will bo burdensome to
none and such a policy will tend to pre
vent the people of thestato from becom
ing a community of tax shirkers iustend
of n united people cheerfully mooting
tholr just proportion of the hardens of
government.
Report comes from New York that n
man has boon traveling back and forth
between that city imd Havana for the
post four mouths , uot being permitted
to land at either end of the line because
ho is n stowaway. Meantime the ship
on which ho 1ms been traveling finds
difficulty in getting work from him for
his passage , nud ho is allowing others to
"do the worrying. " Ho undoubtedly
considers his existence nu'tdoal ' ono and
does not care where ho lauds or whether
ho lauds nt all.
The call of President Lulkart of the
Commercial club contemplates that
every business mau or citizen interested
in the future development of Norfolk
sshould attend the meeting nt the city
hnll tonight. This docs not menu that
the burden of upbuilding the city should
left with n few interested workers but
calls for the united support of nil nud
these who have business or property in
terests hero can well afford to loud their
henrty good will if not their energetic
support of matters to bo undertaken.
The certainty that Senator Mason
will be retired by the republicans of
Illinois is one of the most pleasing feat
ures of the election results to many.
Mason was elected as a republican bat
he has taken a position against his party
on the Philippine and other important
qaestions that have come before con
gress and has accomplished no good to
the democrats with whom ho has
trained. Ills retirement will bo cause
for regret to but few , principal of which
will undoubtedly beVm. . E. Mason.
After a five years' abseuco in Europe
Baruurn & Bailey's greatest show on
earth is homo and the small boys nnd
eorno who nro larger nnxlonsly nwnit
the aunoncemout [ of its tour of this
country. The Bhowhas..ncqulred the
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addition of A number of fronts and
other properjy abroad and it may tie
oxpootod thfit tholr crowds will bo
larger and the show b6ttor than
ovordurlug tholr coming seanon
fooled The people have not Iwcn
by Hnruum'H mioccfHoni for some
tlmo and they anxiously nwnit the op
portunity , The show exhibited in Nor
folk ooino six or eight yearn ngo nnd
entertained n record crowd ,
The national grange , in session nt
Lansing , Mloli. , IIIXH n fnw issues to
spuro to any party or society lacking
something to talk about or ask for. It
recommends the following national leg
islation and the party in power has
already undertaken to see that HOIIIO of
it is realized : "General rural delivery ,
postal savings banks , election of United
Stilton senators by the people , n ooiiHti-
tutionnl amendment giving congress
power to regulate nnd control trusts ,
enlargement of the powers of the Inter
state Commerce commission , pure food
laws , provisou for the extension of mar
kets for products equally with manu
factured articles , onaotmout of nn anti
trust law clearly defining what nets on
the part of any corporation would bo
detrimental to public wolfnro , speedy
construction of the Nicarngun canal by
the United States , speedy construction
of fillip cannls connecting the Mississippi
with the great Inkos nnd the Inttor with
the Atlantic ocean. "
Must Answer for Murder.
Plttsburg , Nov. 14. The coronor'n
inquest into the Cawloy tragedy ,
which occurred at Homestead Oct. 10 ,
was concluded yesterday , nnd the
jury hold Charles Cawloy , nuod six
teen years , for the murder of his
mother four brothers nnd n etstor.
The prisoner was remandad to jail to
nwnlt the action of the grand jury.
During the Inqnoat Ho maintained
that stolid indlffaronco which hat )
characterized him slnco the tragedy.
Tries to Kill Her Successor.
Ottuunva , In. , Nov. 14. Mrs. Jo-
Bophluo Qarrott was arrested ycstor-
day for llr I UK two shots at the pfbnent
wife of her fernier husband. The
prlsonor charges that her children
have bcon maltreated by tholr stop-
mother. She bcggod for another
chance to 1(111 the stepmother nnd
itolldly declared that she would kill
her BticcoiRor In the Qarrett family
If it were the Init thing she ever did.
She was hold to the grand jury.
Lithographers In Combine.
Buffalo , Nov. 14. Representatives
of a number of ' lithographing firms
who have held several meetings In
this city announce that an organiza
tion has bcon perfected which will bo
known as the Pos'ter Printers' asso
ciation. The headquarters will bo In
Now York. The following ofllccrs
were elected : President , II. C. Miner ,
Now York ; vice president , W. Nelson ,
Cincinnati ; secretary nnd treasurer ,
Qeorgo J. Cook , Now York.
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Death Follows a Quarrel.
Ilarrlsou , Ida. , Nov. 14. Following
n quarrel with her lever , Mrs. Nora
lluddy engaged a boatman to carry
her across the hike , and when the
boat was In the mlddlo of the lake
she jumped In nnd drownod. She left
her husband nt Wallace some tlmo
ago. She had many diamonds upon
her when her body was taken from tbo
luUo.
Editor Kelly Arraigned.
Bultc , Mont. , Nov. 14. Jamoa W.
Kelly , Into city editor of the InterMountain -
Mountain , accused of the murder of
Henry A. Caylor , was arraigned In
Judge McCIernand's court. A motion
to throw out the charge was taken
under advlsomcnt end will bo ruled
upon Monday.
TELEGRAMS TERSELY TOLD.
The Pennsylvania railroad has ad
vanced wages of all employes 10 per
cont.
cont.A
A convention of commercial teleg
raphers from all parts of the country
has bcon called to meet in Pittsburg
on Nov. 2G.
A flro nt Olyphant , Pa. , Thursday ,
destroyed ton business blocks on the
north side of Lackawanna Btroot.
Loss. $170,000.
William S. Doty , formerly n Salora ,
S. D. , business man , after squandering
n fortune , committed sulcldo at Dutte ,
Mont. , by shooting.
Boldon F. Culver , secretary of the
Illinois Humane society , died Thurs
day at Ashovlllo , N. C. , where ho had
gene for his health.
Students of the Bloomlngton , 111. ,
high school struck Thursday because
twelve of tholr number had boon ex
pelled for engaging in a color rush.
John Davis , a negro , was hanged In
the court house yard at Lewisburg ,
Tenn. , Thursday , by a mob of 500
men for the murder of Robert Adalr ,
a farmer.
Irving Howbort , a Colorado Springs
banker and mining man , announces
himself a Republican candidate for
the United States senate to succeed
Henry M. Teller.
A now auditor for the St. Joseph
and Grand Island railway was named
Thursday in the person of Fred C.
Ullman. He has been chief clerk In
the accounting department of the
road for several years.
A school house In the town of Lit
tle River , Wls. , was struck by light
ning in a thunder Etorm Thursday and
bu/ned to the ground. The teacher ,
Miss Edna McDowell , and the pupils
were all stunned by the shocS ; but
were rescued from the burning build-
log by a sarife of laborers. , ,
Roosevelt Reaches Scene of
Sport in Mississippi.
SIGNS OF BRUIN ARE PLENTIFUL.
Guides Promise the Chief Executive
a Shot Camp Is Pitched Miles
Away From the Nearest Point of
Civilization.
Sinodos , Miss. , Nov. 14. President
RooHuvoll nnd hla party arrived hero
uhortly before 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon -
ornoon and In tholr hunting togs
ntartod soon afterward for the camp
on Llttlo Sunflower river. As the dis
tance is about fifteen miles and the
trail la rough nud bad , it was nftor
dark btforo they reached the camp.
SmodCH Is simply a siding on the
Yazoo and MiasUslppI Valley railroad ,
where cotton Is loaded from the big
Smodo plantations. A plantation fltoro
nnd the residence of ono of the man
agers are the only structures , except
negro cabins , within sight. Several
hundred nagrooa wt > ro nt the elding
when the train stopped. Most of the
men sat on the cotton bales , but the
black ninmmlcfl and the pickaninnies
Btood along the track. They showed
tholr whlto tooth in hard grins , but
made no ether demonstrations as the
president stepped from the train. Ho
was clad In hunting oostuiuo , around
his waist van bucktod his cartridge
bolt and at hla side hung his ivory
handled hunting knife. The other
members of the party also were hunt
ing suits.
The signs of bears in the vicinity of
the camp nro plentiful and Mr. Parker
promises the president a shot bcforo
this evening. In one water hole Hoko
Collier , on Monday , found the foot
prints of nine.
The president's train Is on the aide-
track hero and a telegraph station
has boon rigged up In a boxcar on the
Biding. The arrangements made here
to prevent a crowd of curious people
from spoiling the president's fun were
admirably carried out. The people of
Vioksburg wanted to run an excursion
up here to allow thorn to see the presi
dent start on his hunt , but President
Fish of the Illinois Central would not
permit It.
The party started out at daylight
this morning. Paths have boon cut
through the undergrowth to bo used
ns cutoffs to the river crossing. The
president and his guides will follow
the hounds through the undergrowth
in order to bo at band if a bear is
brought to bay. "It will bo powerful
hard , " said Mr. Mingum , "and I pro-
diet the president will lose nt least
five pounds In the uoxt five days. I
rode through there a few days ngo and
when I got out my clothes were al
most torn off of me. I looked ns if
I had boon In a railroad wreck. "
Mr. Mingum says the black bears
horanbouts weigh from 300 to COO
pounds. "Wo have a sot of scales at
the camp , " said he , "and the boasts
will be weighed when they are
brought in. "
PREPARING FOR TARIFF WAR.
German Reichstag Passes Bill Direct
ed Against United States.
Borlln , Nov. 14. The relchstag
adopted by 192 to 71 votes , the para
graph of the now tariff authorizing the
government to retaliate on any coun
try discriminating against German
goods. The agrarians openly affirmed
that it was necessary to arm the gov
ernment with weapons for reprisal ,
especially against the United States
customs practices.
Dr. Dinner , national liberal , cited nn
instance In which he said 1200,000
worth of enameled goods were or-
dared in Germany for New York , but
the speaker asserted the customs offi
cials "changed the classification at the
Instance of the i American trusts ,
whereupon the New York Importer
cancelled the order. "
Dr. Bruner further asserted that the
customs officials treatment waa dictat
ed bv. the intereats of the homo manu
facturers , and he continued : "It Is
oald that we must not offend the Unit
ed States , but they will respect us
more and wo shall gain more by
showing our teeth than by always giv
ing pleasant words. "
Herr Broemel , radical , remarked
that if Germany adopted retaliatory
measures against the United States
because of regulations which applies
not to the goods of all countries ft
would bo n serious broach of the ex
isting treaties.
Wright Losss Chinese Servant.
San Francisco , Nov. 14. Luke K.
Wright , lieutenant governor of the
Philippines , left for the east list
night without hia Chinese servaat.
Mr. Wright applied to Unltod Status
Customs Collector StrattoTi for per
mission to take hla Chinese servant
ashore with him wnllo ho remains In
this country , with the understanding
that the servant would be taken baclr
to Manila with the oHlolal. Collector
Stratum denied the request , It being ,
in bis opinion , a plain violation of the
terms of the exluatan act. An appeal
was made by Mr. Wright to the sec
retary of the treasury.
Noted Iowa Lawyer Dead.
Clinton , la. , Nov. 14. Eldred S.
James , Republican presidential elect-
or-at-lnrge in 1896 , referee in bank
ruptcy for this district , ono of the best
known .lawyers in eastern Iowa , and a
noted orator and Republican cam-
palgner , was found dead In his room
at his residence. .
Fix Date fr Irrigation Congrie * .
Ogdofl , Utah , tfpv. 14. ColonorMftJW
son , ecr tary of , tbo national
tlon congrads , arrived In OKd
terday with Fred J. Klaraal ,
man of the oxocutlvo committee ,
they fixed the tlmo for the1 aext co >
gross as Sept. 8 , 9 , 10 and 11 at n (
year. i
Tire Queer Ilen OM.
Antnsln IH n nervous affection the
peculiar feature of which Is the fact
that a person suffering from it cannot
stand upright. If tie tries , ho will be
obliged to hop"nnd Jump whenever hla
feet touch the ground. In a word , hln
actions nre precisely these of n person
who might be required to Btnnd up
right on n floor composed of rcdhot
conlH. Fortunately there nrc.not many
cnscs of this malady on record. Akii-
thlsln Is the exnct opposite of nstnsln ,
since n person suffering from It cnnnot
remain sorted. The moment ho seats
himself In n chnir ho Is obliged to
start up again. A person nlfilctcd
with nknthlsla can walk cnslly , but
cannot sit , wherenH n person suffering
from nstnsln cnnnot stand upright nnd
cnnnot walk In the ordinary manner
owing to the contraction of his lower
lliubs.
How's This ?
Wo oiler one hundred dollars reward
for nny case of catarrh that cannot bo
ourod by Hall's Catarrh ouro.
F. J. OHKNKY & Co. , Props. , Toledo , O.
Wo the undersigned , have known F.
J. Ohonoy for the last 15 years , nnd believe -
liovo him perfectly honorable in all bus
iness transactions nnd financially able to
carry out any obligations made by their
firm.
West & Trnax , wholesale druggists ,
Toledo , O
Wnlding , Klnnan nnd Marvin , whole
sale druggists , Toledo , O.
Hall's Oatnrrh onro is tnkon intern
ally , noting directly upon the blood nnd
mucous surfnces of the system. Price
76 cents per bottle. Sold by nil drug
gists. Testimonials froo.
Hall's Family pills are the best.
AUDITORIUM
GEO. II. SPEAR , Manager.
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If eho 1ms ono of the old-fashionod ,
troublesome , cumbersome , cast-iron
Cook Stoves the kind that gets red hot
all ever you can end all her kitohon
troubles by buying her a "Quick Meal"
Ranee ,
The "Quick Meal" Steel Ranco is so
thickly lined with Asbestos that all
the heat is kept Inside the Ranee to
bake and cook the meals , instead o
cooking the Cook. In that way it saves
fuel and it nlso eaves and aweotons
temper ,
"Quick Meal" Ranges are daily
growing in popularity. They look
well , they cook well , they bake well ,
they last well. That is why there are
BO many iu use every ono recommends
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Wo have a style to fit your foot at a price to fit your
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$ " 2 .50 AND $
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We are the exclusive agents in this vicinity.
A Few
Snaps. . .
One Automatic Drop Head Domestic , new , regular
price $40.00 , now $29.00.
One Happy Home , new , regular price $15.00 , now
$12.50.
Twelve Hall Trees , duplicate patterns , account
mistake on part of factory. They say sell at any price
rather tha.ii return them.
Also our Stock of Ironstone China will be closed
out at half price to make room for new goods.
Three dozen quarter Oak polished , box seat , diners ,
best leather seats , $2.25 each. Same chair with cane
seat , $1.75.
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