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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02
TORTURED FOR YEARS.
4 Fireman's Battle With Rheumiisn.
How He c, nqrr-ed Tho u .ease ~ er f'ar'
81 ~ sor'.

Henry Wagner. assistant engineer at
Fire station SO. D. Cleveland. ohio. sa's.
"For the past nine years have nai
rheumatism 8t intervals ana SUFFERED
greatly. would he OF dl'y from ter
davs to two Wceks each time. and al
though ! tried many different s0-callet
remedies. could nos obtain any relief.
When | first heard OF Che remarkable
cures Munyon's Rheumatism Remedy
WAS making ! was very sNepfi'at but
last about then I had q very bad attack
and concluded 90 give them a Trial The
nrsf hottie relieved ire very much. ard
hv the time J had taken fhe second nft-
nc was completely cured. ! have not
had "A rheumatic pain since aitnoush I
hayo noon wet many times. NoN / u-e
MUNYON'S Remedies in my home ami ms
them most excellent
Nf,,nvon's Rheumatism Cure Is guar
anteed To cure rheumatism iN any part
81 tho body Acute or muscular fneuna-
usm is cured Ia from One % I'VE 'atr.
N never fails 10 cure sharp sno.'iit
pains I'm The arms. legs. SIDES n".N or
breast or soreness in any PARK oi inc
Ma. I'm from one to three hours. II Is
~,arantoed 10 promptly cure iameucss.
sftr and swollen joints stf h.,th and hll
pains I'm the hips and ioinH. chronic
rheumatism. sciatica, lumhigo or pam IN
the back are speedily cured
MUNYON'S Homeopathic Home REM
eiv company. of Philadelphia put up
specifies for nearly every disease, which
are sold By an druggists, mostly FOR %
cents a bottle.
Those VINO aro in doubt AS CD me ma
t,iro Of their disease should address Pro
fesscr N,unvon. 1905 Arch street. Phid-
deinhia. giving mn symptoms Of their
disease. Profession Munyon viii care
fully diagnose the case and Rive you me
beneht of his advice absolutely free or
an Charge. The Remedies VIII Boz Sent
10 ans address on receipt Of retail price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02

Miss Clara Belle Palmer Virginia.
young "pianiste par excellence arrived
In this city yesterday. Miss Palmer
has been appointed chairman Of the
Virginia State Musical Committee Tor
the Atlanta Exposition. 10 was her
intention when she left this city last
May 10 90 abroad and study but size
was taken sick and is only now begin
ming TO recover had the pleasure
of hearing Miss Palmer play two selec-
lions last night. They were The Prayer.
from LOhengrin, and "Miserere. from
n TrOyat0re Her instrument was an
Indifferent one and she assured me that
she had scarcely touched the piano for
months. Despite these adverse facts,
Mss Palmer showed no signs OF being
out OF practice. She has that same
brilliancy Of execution. the same delicacy
In 9hrasng and the same charming
method OF Interpretation. with the adj
vantage or European study. she Will
doubtlessy absorb that fire and dash
so necessary 10 the perfect master Of
the piano. Miss Palmer will be here
several days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02

II Takes Pisc5 May 3rd-RsleiGh's In
rrea-.d Cation Trade.

RALEIGH y. c.. April Special. -
Governor Carr has issued d warrant for
the execution OF the murderer. George
Minis. on May 3d.
The tremendous shaft for the monu-
ment was hoistel and put IN place this
afternoon.
All OF the railroads have agreed TO
give one rate OF fare here from AN
points in the State or tho occasion Of
the unveiling OF the monument. May
10Th. These tickets VIII be- good May
18th 10 sd both days inclusive.
u is said that Raleigh's local cotton
receipts viii Doe al least 1000 bales great
er this season than last season
Governor Carr is spending "a few DAYS
al "Bracebridge Hall" mis- country seat
i'm Edgecombe county.
United States Marshal Carroll says
that his force and the revenue officers
are kept busy pushing the mooushincrs.
They have been very successful not
only TIA destroying stills. but ia capturing
the owners as we'll Arrests are made
daily. Moonsnining is certainly ON the
increase. AS Will bc shown when the
Federal courts meet The dockets will
be- the heaviest in years. The term here
in Raleigh will last month at VILE
minefon three weeks. and az New Serne
two weeks
Judge StarhHck is rapid worker on
saturday court adjourned. having been
I'm session just week During mat
time no less than il5 cases were disposed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02
MORE COTTON MILL MEN.
NORTHERN MANUFA CTURERS GOING
THK0UGR the S0ETH
.rt,.y ara Some Of the Mot Prom;nsnt
New England Factory
Owners.

WELDON, y. C., April IA party Of
New England mill men left Portsmouth
to-day on the Scaboard Air Line 60 visit
various mill points In the South for the
PURPOSE Of examining into the advan-
i4ges and Disadvantages OF the NO~sn and
South respectively for the malIflcture
of cotton goods and by the courtesy OF
Mr. T.. -. John. vice-presiieht. the
party left here In special train, watch
viii stop at points that they may risn TO
SEQ. The following gentlemen Constitute
the party
Mr. william &. Lowering. president
Arkwright oiuo. Boston. Mr.. Henry ;.
Howe. prac -ical partner Of Lawrence *
Company. representing Pacific Mills,
Lawrence. Mass. Mr. Arthur Attory. Of
Jacl son and Nashua NILS Nashua. y.
f.. also Lancaster Bingham Mills. Mr..
Thomas Motley OF the ChicOlee and
Saratoga NILS Alr. Edward Amory.
treasurer OF the Am0ry M.lls. Nashua.
y. Tx Mr.. Henry b. Coke. OF Coke
Brothers. anthracite coal miners. Phila-
deipnia. Mr.. r a. Edmonds. editor OF the
Baltimore Manufactures Record. Balti-
more. Md. NJ. j. a. Thompkins. OF
Charlotte. y g.. Mr. H. W. - Glover.
general freight agent SeaDoard Air Line.
Portsmouth. Va. Captain 7. ". Wills
naH,. supernte adent roadway, ScaDOard
AIT Line Atlanta. Ga; Captain i. NJ
Turner tralnsmaster. Seaboard Air Line.
Raleigh y G. Mr. y. A. Thompk'ns. OF
Charlotte. y. c.. Is travelling with the
party and has charge Of the trip Stops
will be made AT Charlotte. Henrietta.
Weldon and Rellegh. IN North
Carolina. and at ester Green
" God. Columbia. clifton, Pacolet. Pied
mont and Itelzer. tn South Carolina.
TIE last four points will be reached by
courtesy Of the Southern railway. 4 few
ofler points may be visited II time Will
permit. and Tuesday Will be spent in
Charlotte
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02
PERSONAL AID GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Kichmond's Cit
zeus and on er Matters.

Nr Charles T.. Sauer. of the nrm "l
c. J. Sauer Manufacturing company. OBJ
Denver. col. formerly of this 'ittt was
married al Colorado Springs on March
18th 10 Miss tonnors 81 thai place
The Henrico board of supervisors met al
the county court house yesterday, ana
transacted only routine business.
The grand jury of the United states
Circuit and District Courts VIII m,ei
today
Governor William Mckinley passed
through Richmond sunday nigni on MS
wav home from the South.
Hon William l.. Wilson ind Gated 10
Richmond gentleman I'm Washington sun
dav that a public reception 20 him ON
the occasion OF his visit here on the
l7ih would be- very gratifying II the peo-
PIE desired o.
Mrs W Roy Mason delivered an at
tractive lecture yesterday evening on
Michael Angelo" before the arr class
OF the Womdns Christian Association.
This Is the first OF a series that viii le
given. and h is proposed 20 give an art
exhibition IN jane.
The meeting OF the Richmond Real
Estate Association. announced 10 take
place al Is O'clock yesterday afternoon.
20 near the report Of the committee on
the location OF a sales-rOom. was post
DOnei until to-day week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02

Burnley Taylor, OF King william County
I..dIo q 1 IN HIN q . Chare.a

indie e on Tines Charges
The grand jury Of the Hustngs Court
met yesterday morning. and iound the
usual number of true bills of indictment.
Among them were three against Burn
lev TAYLOR the commissioner OF the reN'-
nue. Of King William county. who stanus
charged with passing forged court or
ders. alleged 10 have been Issued loI 'h0
maintenance and support OF luha"c per
sons.
The case against George - Terry. Ul'
hmbe- merchant from King W nam
county. against whom similar charse
had been preferred IN the Police court
could not he considered. IN the absence
Of some important witnesses. 1t VIII Dc
taken up negt Monday. The following Is
Est of the Indictments found:
Felony: Samuel II. Brown, Isaac COS
nv William Downing. Charles harris J.
uvde Virginia Johnson. Joseph Jones,
Iosenh Learv. Maggie Miller, Garter FER
k{ns Maggie Turpin. Likana Tauraahna'
burnley Taylor CN and Henry Wood
son. 49,,
Nusdemeanor: Alphonso Amroso' WI
liam Christian. Douglass Cullinwofih'
Aldon.a cox Cg. II. h. I'M. KING How
ard. Jesse nnton, Charles hughes lie'
mar Examiner. James Meek'ns' Mike
Nahonev and T.. G.. O'kourke lz)'
The grand jury vas adjourned over
until next Monday morning at l. O'CLOCK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02

Turing Dr. Hoge's sermon Sunday
morning I'm Tabb-Stseot Presbyterian
church. Petersburg. speaking Of schools
ami colleges. he paid just tribute 10 the
University School II Petersburg. of which
HOPE said that Petersburg had "a school
thai reminded him Of the Rugby School.
taught by Or Arnold. when in It's palm,
lest DAYS, and as type Of the best school
for boys. combining high morals ana nIgh
Or. H0ge. who knows what he says, rs
indeed "A compliment to Petersburg. ana TO
the accomplished head master OF the
University School Richmond state.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02

Mr. O.. G.. Blackwclder. AN cmployc of
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway bad
his left leg and right foot badly mashed
Yesterday morning on Louisiana street
min from two freight cars Boz motion He
trimmed ON the strcet-caI track ANA Tell
under the cars. which passed over hts
Ieft leg and right foot. He Was taken TO
The Retreat for the Sick. where Dr Ross
found IL necessary to amputate his lett
leg above the knee The heel OF the other
foot was also badly d. scaied.
The injured man rs unmarried. AMI a
native Of North Carolina though Dee has
been living here FOR the past fout years.
i'm the employ of the Chesapeake ana
Ohio railway tie has q brother living in
Hinton. W Va. who has heeu conmu-
nicatel with about the unfortunate acct
4.ut.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02

The Tow~r. Messrs. Julius sycle a sors
Store, A. Eisbor,reiv Decor~t.d.

Store. A. Eiabor,ieiv Decor@t-d.
The well-known firm Of julius Sycle n
sons. had magnificent souvenir Easter
opening Al THE Tower" corner OF Sec
ond and Broad streets. yesterday. and
the store was throngcd with ladies from
the opening TO the closing OF the store
Unusual taste ana care was expended on
the general dressing OF the establishment
for the occasion. and 10 fully appreciate
IL one must examine 1t i'm detail
The windows are eXquisitelN decorated
ON one side is a splendid display of Gre
pom silks and shirt-WaistS and lay figures
tastefuily arranged, and on the other a
beautiful exhibition of lace. silks and ele-
CANT trimmings, most attrsctively dis
played and especially interesting TO The
crowd Of ladies who visited the store
The interior is deliberately decorated
with the materials which are Tor sale,
and the effect is pretty in the extreme.
The ribbon canopy In the front soon
after the doorway Is passed is very pref
~ and the silk drapings brought forth
many all exclamation OF delight from fair
customers.
Buntings. napkins. French organizes
and gentlemen's furnishing goods all
have a unique and handsome display
each worth more than passing rotice.
Nodding and spreading palmettos give a
graceful contrast In green to the many
brilliant colors. and the display IS COM
plcte in It's entirety.
ON the second floor is conveniently ar
ranged a great variety of silk skirts.
shirt-waisls. spring capes and underwear.
which attract much attention. and the
third noo- Is devoted TO carpets. cur
tains mattings and baby carriages. all
OF special interest to housekeepers.
a very interesting feature OF the open
ing day was the presentation OF a pret-
~ souvenir to every lady visitor They
consisted of pretty parlor ornaments
and toys, and hundreds of them were
taken home by the visitors. The opening
will continue to-day and tomorrow also.
and Messrs. Julius sycle a. Son cordially
invite the public TO attend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02
TIE NORFOLkN BEATEN.



NORFOLK. VA. April THE base
bah enthusiasts The fellows who yen
Tor Norfolk, We're not pleased with the
game al the park this afternoon. and be-
HeVe that inferior work lost the game To
Lancaster rather than the brilliant play
ing 10y the visitors. The audience Mas
not 80 large as usual Those who root"
for Norfolk at all times ana under all
circumstances say that the umpire was
on in his decisions The NorfOlks tried
Sslman, an untried man, to-day There
Was no special merit I'm the exhibition
the management holding back the strorg
men 10 contend with the Quaker hoys
tomorrow.
Score. X IA f.
Lancaster ......f 1908 Olo0x-S . }
Norfolk .........u 90 3OO1-7 10 =
Batteries. Neagcr Yerkes ana Arthur
salman. bernard. rcnley and Geier.
PORTSMOUTH PLAYS GOOD BALL.
PORrSMOlTH VA. April THE
Portsmouth league team met the Phila-
delphia club OF the National League at
League Park this afternoon. and. con
sidering the fact that the Phillics are
composed OF the heaviest hatters IN the
league. tn resul; was a decided victory
for Portsmouth. The day was all that
could be desired and far crowd VIII
messed the game. ln the ninth with two
men on bases. Leach. Of the Portsmouth
team. smashed the ball over left field
fence and brought In three runs.
Portsmouth .oo0o31o5a-io II ?
Philadelphia "a > 2O1 tu5x u -
Batteries. Mulliean, Rrant and Netter:
weighing, Johnson Clements and Buck
ley Umpire Mark Baldwin.
hr ieNas StrerS sun Winning.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. April l. -Spe-
Clal Ted SuliVan's Dallas TEX club
played the Newport News team at the
new baseball park this afternoon. The
steers had things their own way from
DALLAS ....................O5l5O6lOx Is
Newport News ............2 I q q o > @ q o
Batteries sullivan and Malarkcy: Host
Small and Magee
fit'shurss Beat the Senators.
CHARLESTON, $. c., April Pitts
burg and Washington played here to-
day. The playing was not distinguished
for It's briiliancy.
Score. r. H. f.
rittsburg .........2 00O0620x-lo .
Washington ......l o O21 o.
Batteries Jordan. Hart ana Sugdcu
StoCkdale, ercer and Mcclure.
Tar Heels Held the Bran Eaters rown.
CHARLOTTE, y c.. April THE Uni
versity OF North Carolina team held the
Beat-eaters down nicely until the sixth
inning when Stivetts Was put in the box
and the boys became ratified.
Score. r. H. r.
Hoston .............2O O2O256-i7 Is s
University OF y. C101lOOOO 10
Batteries Wilson. Nichols. SWEETS and
Camel: stephens and oldham
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02
THE RIcHMoND HomIrzERs
C enr-tn: the Compile ion ofTIer New
ArmorN-A Nermnn.

1T o'l n tue N"ihplc ION OF q I New
Armory-A Sermon.
large audience assembled in th.
new Howitzers armory. on north Eighth
street on Sunday afternoon 10 listen To
the sermon OF the chaplain OF ;he COM
mand. Rev. VI. ". Landrum. -. d..
which marked the first act on the pro-
gramme OF the ceremonies celebrating
the completion of the new armory.
The services were opened with the
singing of the long-metre dOxoloev. which
WAS followed with the Lords Prayer 100
concert, and the reading OF the Scrip
lures. After this the HMM. "Nha "a
Friend We Have in Jesus. was sung
boy the audience. Wheroup0n Rev. Dr.
Georg" Cooper offered a prayer of dedi-
cation. Rev. Dr. Laudrum delivered a
most interesting and eloquent sermon ON
the subject Of Tho Christian Soldier"
Al the close Of the discourse the audience
sang. God Bless our Native Ianl.' and
was then dismissed with the henclictiOu.
Tonight the HoWifzers viii give a ban
quet aud AN parties who have received
Invitations are expected 20 present the
cards of invitation al the door OF the
regimental armory whore the fesr1-
ties Will occur Thursday night there
viii Dee am entertainment az the new
HoW!tzers armory, for the members OF
the battalion and their lady friends
Tickets Tor this can bc obtained from
Mr. W. =. Woodson, az the star Office
any time to-day or tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02
MORE yO1E BUrING ~ HENRIco.
This lime ~ Was ~ shOemakers fr'-
clnct

re the Editor Of The Times
Sir The statement I'm your ISSUE o.
March Goth as 10 the open bribery p''''-
ucod at Hungary precinct during me re-
cent primary hut supplements and con-
firms reports Of such bribery and nuylns
votes at Shoemakers precinct %
writer Of this heard II tn tie ar ana talh,
cd about as a matter Of fact al around
the polls when he was there 10 cas-. ms
vote one instance was cited by re
nabl, gentleman. who had denounced "a
Shameless hawker of his vote, wFhcn ne
was trying to get an adv NICE on the tol'
snd a half collars already offered for II.
20 say nothing Of the morality or non
esty Of such dOirgs. ] want TO ask Ha
marry man now far nominations mus
bought may command oug support AT thr
polls9 II Is a question with some whether
such corruptior does not Vitiatc the pri-
mary aud absolve The honest yo'rr rom m
suIicrt of its nominees. especially ia
cases where other and good candid ,es
for election may offcr. This is practical
Ques ton With voter who has always
voted the straight Democratic uck"t. nut
is disposed TO depOunCc a requirement 10
vote for dishonest or incompetent can
didate SOLID l'tMo'hNi l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02

General order No. 9 simply means that
the Officers OF the First Regiment who
were relieved from duty on March lst
shall again take charge OF their COM
mands. and the order went into effect
yesterday. The officers referred TO are.
Colonel 4. g. Jones. Major }. II. Derby
shire. Captain r. 4. Sheppard. adjutant.
Captain e. Gray B0ssieuX Company 4
Captain Charles Gasser. Company i.
Captain George Wayne Anderson. COM
pany r: First Lieutenant j. r. DAVIS.
Company h First Lieutenant NJ. r. Mills,
Company r, First Lieutenant John +.
stringer. Company d. Second Lieutenant
T. l. Jeter Company A. Second Lieu
tenant X. X. Paynter. Company f..
Since the senior officers were relieved
fr.n, the command OF the regiment Cap
tam T.. Leslie Spence. who has had
charge, has been most assidous In look
ing after every detail u the management
AMI has given universal satisflctl)r. His
experience as an old officer has been Of
great value to him IN this late special
service.
The friends OF the regiment wiz be glad
10 see that the old officers hays been
restored 10 their difts-ent commands, and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02

regular meeting OF this club Will Doc
hold tonight ar y o'clock large
number 0f now names Will Doe added 20
fNe roll off the braves. Send in your
.fInif and come 1m0u- Hs ana spcNH q
ti.a-4ut hour or so each day or n.shf
reaIln on playing whist oaCkgammon.
a. $50 betting allowed. and the best
0f order prevails
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02

There's Stole About 5000 Worth Of Jewelry
from rs ,cir.h

me pawn shop OF Samuel Bachrach
Nos 2is and ~ north Ninth street. was
entered by burglars carly Mondsy morn
Ing. and about 500 in watches. rings and
other jewclry carried away. An entrance
was effected by cutting a hole through
the rear wall OF the shop. Just at the back
OF the large iron safe. The hole made In
the wall was about four by three feet.
and the wall WAS about q foot in thick
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02


Colonel Jones yesterday again e"oN
charge OF the regiment. and ne az once
issued the following order;
order No. ~. Aprh J. Nv
IN obedience 10 General order No D.
e. g. Brigade Headquarters. heteoS az.
sumo command OF the FIRST heE''N'''
Infantry. Virginia Volunteers.
General order No. tAdlutah,
erals onicel. which reads as ichoWs
"Gcnerai order 40. s. G.. s.. IS HEREBY
countermsnded the officers hd'"e'
therein will report for duty IL puo"S"'
ed for the information of all conceG"e"'
BY order Of Colonel Jones.
r. 4. SHEPH ERD. capt. AdjI
Colonel Jones was not AT the Armois
last night
The Walker Light Guards. Company
b. Wal assemble this evening ~ Nlo ior
special duty. by order Of Captain Ni"-
bingham
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02
LIBRARY COUPON.

Resefles or 81 D4,.e..t.
Lass or Ai.Uleat Rome.
8 IIliJ loss 81 a--a'-
4. Tue nouse of the seven Gables.
>. Crawford.
o. The C0mlur Race.
T. Dream Lie
q 4 HOOK or Golden DEEDS.
no. M0sscs from an DlI Aause.
II. The Scarlet Letter.
~ Essays of Fla.
Il vcaf OF Wakefield.
IA. Twlce-TO1 Ia4es.
H. PAU and Virginia
NJ story OF an African Farm"
IL. Lays Of the Scottish Cavaliers.
IS Lucille.
70 Dreams
~ Black Beauty.
n. one Of the .yOfes-.on.
- sArfOr Resaf us.
y The ldyls or the King.
- 'rhe Pleasures OF IAfe.
Il The Lady OF the Lake.
X Mornings Boz FlUtence.
n Rab and Ills Friends
2S Winters Poems.
- The Greatest Thing IN the W8-.I
81 Iaia ROokn.
Al t0ngfeilOH'5 Poems.
81 ia Memoram.
g3 The lrilcrss.
"a RasseiaS.
S roetlcal Selections.
az past and Present
81 Thoughts IRON the Emperor Marcus
Aurelius Ap'onius."
q Heroes enc Hero W0rsair
% Tales from SHAKESPEARE
lO Tales from ShakeSDcarc- fse.ond
Volix.iel.
Al Sesame and Lilies
~ Queen VI the Air"
a. '~rhe Premium -ook Rooks
a. Mil on the Floss .
a. "Romois-'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02

Hon. Lyon q. Tyler. president OF WI
liam and Mary College. will deliver the
NTH lecture or the Association for the
Preservation of Virginia Antiquities
series on Friday. April 5th. Subject:
"Bacon's Rebellion"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02

Thcy VIII Leave C.aciHnsti To-D'y Ter
Tour Trough sinis.


Tour Trough .inis.
Under the auspices OF the Farm News,
Of Springfield. OHIO. large excursion
party VIII BE- sent out from Cincinnati
this afternoon at , o'clock. Tho party
will come by way OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway. Representatives OF both
the paper and the road Will be IN at
tendance. Iynchburg VIII be reached
Wednesday at noon. After dinner re-
ception wifi be held under the auspices
OF the Board OF Trade Of Lynchhurg ad-
dresses being made by representative ciu-
zcnS. Senator Daniel has been invited
10 address the party. Thursday VIII be
spent viewing the farm lands along tic
upper James, between Lynchburg and
Richmond. Colonel Thomas Whitehead,
State Commissioner OF Agriculture. be
ing in charge OF the party. Thursday
night win be spent I'm Richmond. and
Friday morning given TO reception by
"A citizens committee. a visit to the mar
kets. commission houses. and the two
exchanges Of the city.
Saturday morning the lower James re-
gion will be visited. reaching Williams
hurg in time for dinner and Newport
News by night The next morning WIZ
he spent visiting the piers and docks the
ship yards. and other points OF interest
al Newport News. leaving there at II
O'Clock by boat for Norfolk AT Nor
folk the truck farms that are making
fortunes every year for their owners, will
be visited. after which the party may
visit such points as strike their
fancy.