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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-11-10

What's the secret of happy. vigorous
health? Simply keeping the bowels,
the stomach, the liver and kidneys
strong aud active. Burdock Blood Bit
ters does IL.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-11-10

Years Of suffering relieved in a night,
Itching piles yield at once to the cura-
tive properties Of Doan's Ointment.
Never fails. At any drug store. SO
cents.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-11-10

mo. SKIViNGTON, M. D.
81 Can be consulted at residence, cor. Fifth
and Wooster ots Phone 800. All orders is,t
atA. ]. Richards Drug Store will be promptly
responded TO. f''
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-11-10

Dipl,theria relieved in twenty min
utes. Almost miraculous. DR.. Thomas
Eclectr.c Oil. At any drug store.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-13
CHARTERS GRANTED.
Judge T. j. ssiri,am Incorporates Two
Companies.


Judge T. J. Barham, of the Corpora
tion Court. yesterday granted two char
,ers TO companies which propose 10 do
business in Newport News. Mr. Il. NJ.
Booker, of Hampton. is president and
Chief promoter of both corporations
The Booker BECK Company is the
name OF the first evaporation chartered.
The purpose for which the company is
toTnieh is to manufacture and sell brick,
In>a the plant is to BIZ situated reur
NorrisUn's With the principal office in
Newport News. Following are the Of
ticers who WELL manage the affairs nj
the company for the first year:
Presldsmt-R. NJ. Booker. of Hamrs! on.
Fice-President ard Mnnager-C. T.
Groome. agent, of Warwick county.
rectrrs-R. NJ. Booker, r. NJ Book
err JI.. c. F. Groome, Nelson S. Groome
and G. Wray Booker
The capital stock is to be not less than
$4,000 and not more than 10000.
BOOKER, POARCH COMPANY.
me other chatter was granted to the
Bosker, ePoarch Company With the cap
ital stock to be. not less than 81. $50 .in,!
not more than $4,000. d!vided into
shares of $40 each. The plant a uu office
Will be located in this city and the
company VIII manufacture sash doors
and blinds and d5al in hu ,lding ma
ierlal of all kinds. following are th-
officers:
er. of Hampton.
Nice-Pres;dent and Manager-Percy
Pcarch. of Newport NJ VS.
Dite"sIrs-R. NJ. Booker. Per V
P|arch. K. NJ. Booker Jr., I. 5. Wray
and NJ. S. Warren,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-13
BEHIND THE SCENES
Sensational Developments in
a Case Expected.
WAS A BRlBE OFFERED (?
Application Will he Made Today for "A Writ
OF lsabcas Corpus in the Case
orc. II. Tatun. Who Was
Fined by Justice Jones.

Z. G. Tatum is in the Lucy, Coleman .
the Bh o2tield lookup. and his attorney
Mr.. w. L. Moss, is preparing to ask
Judge Baker p. LSe for u writ of ha beas
corpus.
I@sum's case may bring out some sen
sational Developments.
Some time ago he was arrested ON, +wn
Warrants-one charging him with sail
irS 4iIm.T on Sunday aud the other wit h
engaging in the traffic without licen. e
Tatum was taken before Justice Hen
ry +. Jones for trial. Attorney w. H.
Arlington (colorsd appeared as his
counsel. On the first charge-se1ling IL
quor on S,rr'lay-his worship fined the
accusei' SO and costs. The fire WIS paid
Under the other warrant Tatum was
also found guilty. and the justice as
$ ssed a fine of 500 and costs against
hIm. This fine was not patti
Yesterday Justice Jones issued nit
EiifES Tor Tatum'S arrest and placed rhe
process in Deputy Sheriff s. Z. Har-
woods harls for service. The deputy
s"lcT.H arrested the man anil lodged him
In the 10 k-up ufntiF he could be taken
to the county Jail.
When seen by reporter f9r the Daily
Press yesterday JGStire Jones said Ia
tum had failed to pay Ihe fine and he
must go to prison. ana thers was no re-
course for him. as the TIME in which ~
lake am appeal to a higher court had
eNpsed
NOW for the other SIDE Of the story.
l>Ttum claims that on January 3.
through his attorney, w H. Arlington.
IL made application before Justice
Jones to have the case reopened on the
ground Of after-d sCovered evidence.
His worship. it is cloimgI. granted the
hoAltns. setting the following Friday as
the piEe For going into the case.
In the msantime Tatum employed
Attorney James a. Fsld {eolored) 10 as
-! on Friday ATTORNEY, F'ieli asked TO
have 1T continued till the following
Non.riy. The con tinllunce, is is sa d, was
granted. lat for some reason when he
accused ~arh his counsel appeared
2t the appointed hour for the trial Jus
t!ce Jones d;ti not show up Since that
Tale 10 action was taken until ysster-
Say.
Nov Tatunr has employed Attorney
w. r. Moss ~ fight his - e LAST
evening the attorney was ..sgag,.l ia 5.
ciwirg afiiiavits ta"4h.,w ,is,,', tic CO &c
had been ,5ps M. unil lie viii rrvla-
bly, r0 Ianri. ON. tn7ay, present TIA.
p G3se Lee an! s.sk M hoao'
1874; Writ OF habsaS corpus.
ported last night that If the
pt-ned 4 sensation Will fol-
alleged that q witness will
It he was paid to testify
ltum, receiving THE sum OF So.
, imes of the briher and hribed
zen. 1t is not charged that Jus
7+-j or amy of the officers was
of this fact during the tn s3s n
= Ei.Ss+3 E>1ese. and there will
he some finn if it is thoroughly
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-13
Long voyns ror,he Mccullough.

The revenue cutter Mccullough, Cap
tain 'Eodgson. which is the largest YES
sci Of her class in the navy, left Hamp-
t. Roads yesterday afternoon On trip
around the world.
The voyage will cover %, 900 miles and
will be by the Eastern passage to the
Pacific.
The McCuiloch's first stop will be at
Funehal. Madeira. From that place
she will proceed to Gibraher NAL
ia. Port Said, through the Suez Ca
nal To Alden. the Red Sea and Indian
Ocean. thence to Ceylon, Singapore
Yokohama and Honolulu ITO San Fran
cisco which port she is expected to
reach about the middle of May.
The McCulloch, which lis the finest
revenue cutter in the service of the
United States. is intended for duty in
the Boring Sea.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-13
wH,SkEy MEN FOUND c,t,.r,..
X. {. Hurnctt Fined $500 and Costs by
JUS iuc Brown.

R.C. E"rn"tt Fined &IoO and Costs by
Justice Brown.
r. G. Burn It was 1nsd 500 and : ,st ;
in THE police court yeSte, day morning
Tor selling Wh.S'iey wit hour a license.
and =! and costs for s. Ming on Sunday.
He gave notice of an appeal. but lie
had not succeeded IN furniSht bond
when the court adjourned and was COM
mittel Is jail.
Granville clesg. charged with selling
Whlskey on Sunday, waS finei SO and
costs.
The charges against these msn were
made ny Special Officers J. w. Shorter
and w. d. Wallnce. who visited their
PLACES ana Obtained evidence which
n:ouGht about the conrictIonS
other eases disposed of by Jus tlcc
Brown We're as follows:
Emma Foster (colored). disorderIy
fined 81 and costs.
Josephine Jones (colort,D petty lar
ceny; turned over TO county authori-
ties.
+. NJ: D:etz. nuisance: ordered to
abate the same.
Sol Miller. nuisance: continued
P"ncE Stage tcolured), drank fired
81 and costs.
S. T. HARDWOOD, drunk; fined 50 ana
costs: appeal noted.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-13
NO INDIAN UPRISING
Fake Story Of Masssactes in Oklahoma
by Sem .noles.

Fake Story Of Massactes in Oklahoma
by Sem .noles.
tEy Tea.graph.}
MA N'SAS CITY, MO-, Jan IA
noon today the Associated Press cor.
respondent at South McAlester. + r
w.rsd the following:
me whole story If the Indian ND.
RISING is "a fake. The first saccotrnt o,
the alleged affair was sent! out by the
agent for the G., Q. & G. railway al
iiarlsboro, l. T., to th. train d!spatc
mere. Id-ay all acquainted with ths
s:aticn give it as their opinion that
Wig stofy Was a pure fabrication. orig
mat nS With the railroad agent at Earls
boro. zss27Ssf-fss- -
Unted States Marshal Bennett ol
Inc northern district. Arrived here This
NJ rtl1ns and VIII leave for GEarles bor4
IN thls afternoons train. SIIe had moi
oeen Officially informed &efs Il Strot;f,,a
Today. as far as tan be learned evervs
thlng is qu.st at Earlsboro and Me.aus.
ka. 'uhe centre of the alleged uprising !.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-Cnmmis-
sloner Jones. of the In,iian office re
ce.ved dispatch from Wewoka. S-mi-
mole NaElon. this utternnSn, signed b1
>S. p eae4d. VINO says that the report
OF Cne-SsmlnoIe troubles are untru..
The whites. he saSsI, burned probabix
innocent man. a.nll3 the Sad ians are In
otsEant but will make no fffnHble. A
Lev shots We're fired in the larkns sS>t4s
prac tical jokets in rhe neighhtrhoo,l OF
EarlSboro =
me commissioner says he knows
tlefd very we'll and regards this infor.
nation as entirety trustworthy.
Secretary Bliss wrot- the w..r 5ana 4
ment asking for troops He said he re-
Sdrde1 the reports as. at least. greatly
exaggerated. but NJ vertheless If nigh,
pe he part .-f prudence to have tro1ns
I'm the ScSnc. The war department viii
eothl4y with ;he inquest and dispatch
troops tl"!ess the request is count err
niahdtid in case the whole affair proves
a fake. - =
Ihfs afternoon Gen,:ral Brooke ar chi
caso. reported that he hahl disns tched
an OFFICER to make an immediate inyes-
legation of the condition in the Ind "a r
Ierrstory. The troops a Fort Reno he
siln' could be placed at the point where
Tue trouble was reported in the dis
patches. I'M less than .hre= h .urs afta,
1hey received marching orders. General
Sfooke was Instructed by telegra nh ia
US his discretion in preserving the
pshce anil TO use troops in his comma I'd
as he saw the necessity for them wa.h =
out further orders from the department
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-13
EXCITEMENT IN HAVANA.
Ofhce Of Newspaper Attacked by
SPANISH SoNliers.
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afnlS. g, ,,..s-y.s,N ~ =,
ING apFea 49, $3.50, f.,,wi.i,, ,,n,inn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-13
Owned Property Here.

The last will and testament of Thorn
as Morgan Harris, of Brantford, On
taro, was probated in THE Corpora ton
Court yesteday.
sl'he testament was first probated in
Bra ford ANA is a lengthy document.
the codicils ard afHdavits covering
over Forty pages of typewr:tten paper.
MIR. Harris was a SPECTATOR and own
ed property in Newport News valued at
$500. The estate is valued. at $685.
097.20. According to the stipulatlons of
the will the testators' property is TO
be held i'm trust for his wife and child
rem.
Messrs. Joseph H. Shens;one and
Harry L. Stark, Of Taronto, Canada,
are in the CITY looking after the estate
in Newport News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-13
Mask md w,ns Clubs entertainment

An amateur Iirama the entertainment
always eNcites peculiar interest. In
fact, many amusement lovers find more
pleasure IN such an attraction than in
Il professional performance. For this
reason a large audience Will no doubt
attend the minstrel ami dramatic en-
Eertaannlert 10 be- gwen at Jofl nsonS
ohra House tom n'row night by the
Mask antl, Wig Club. Tbs organiZa-
ton It's composed OF clever amateurs and
the program they have arranged affords
ample opportunities for the exercise Of
THAR hiStrionic talent. The minstrel
part OF the entertainment Will be brim-
frll of fun.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-13
NEWPORT NEWS VA. THURSDAY JANUARY 49,
CsFN NEWS IN assfslE.

Prayer services wila be conducted al
the Baptist mission, Forty fourth street
ansd Lafayette avenue. Tonight at 1880
O'Clock. Mid week services will be held
regularly herea fter
mt. Is. y. ketchum has returned from
Baltimore 10 :
MRS. Annie Clifford, of East End. is
visiting relatives in Berkeley
MISS Leila Otterback, who has been
Visiting friends in Southwest Virginia,
returned Tuesday afternoon.s
MIR. and Mrs. WIS. Harreil, who have
been the guests of Mrs. G. f. Kinnear.
have returned to their home in Suffolk
MT; Ed N. Eubank is illsat his home
on Thirty-sixth street. ~
Mr.. c. c. Clark. Of Lee FIall, was in
the city yesterday on business.
The total tonnage of coal&dumped on
vessels at the piers yesterday was 49,
W. During the day 425 car loads Of
@ al We're handled
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-13
NEW JAPANESE C'AfBnNET.
err,

LONDON, Jan. IA dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Shanghai says that
the new japanese cabinet has been
completed with the following distribu-
tion of portfolios: Premier, The Mar
Guis Ito: Minister of Foreign Affairs,
Baron Nissi; Minister of the Interior,
Vlscount Koshikaws Minister OF War,
Viscount katsura; Minister Of Marine,
Marquis Saiso Tsu-Gum.Hai; Minister
of Finance, Count Inouys; Minister CT
Commerce, Baron tom Yo1.; Minister
OF Communications. Baron Suyurat-
su; Minister OF Education. Marquis
Saionyi; Minister Of Justice, Marquis
SanN
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-13
Is HE A kLErTOM.INICs
"A Negro Makes Three Attempts to Steal
and is Arrested.

- I>skAo -AuAeS Ahree Attempts to SteSl
and Is Arrested.
Patrolman Roy J. Charles shortly af-
ter aI o'cl- ok last night arrested a negro
named William johnson on "a charge OF
house breaking.
Johnson, it is alleged, made three at
temps to commit theft on the Acre
Early in nhe night 1le entered B. Mach
mans store on Seventeenth; street and
lurlolnai a pair OF LTeraals, but was
caught in the act and abseonded.
Later 1t Is said johnson Stole an Ct,
coat from merchant named User.
Again he was detected and rhe article
recovered.
The lest attempt to steal that johnson
is alleged to have made was about u
O'Clock. when he procurel; "a madax
and pryed opan the door to a barber
shop rum by negro namei' Spencer
out before he effected an entrance he
Was for the third tina detected. Two
men caught him, but after a struggle
he. escaped. Fatlolman Charles was no
titled and "a short While afterwald rhe
policeman had his nipperss on The n. gro
il hnson fought like a tigeysanl the Of
hcer was forced to use hisNclub before
he subdued him. Johnson was lo :ssed
in Jail and VIII probably be givs,n a
hearing before Justice Brown this morn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-13
North All mite Squadron,

Tt is expected that the vessels of the
North Atlantic Squadron. now in
Hampton Roads, will leave there in a
few days for Key West. which will be
their headquarters during tire proposed
fleet evolutiunS and exercises in the
Gulf of Mexico
The cruiser Brooklyn. now at the New
York navy yard, was to have accom-
panied the fleet, but it has been found
that she can hardly be prepared for
SEA for several weeks yet and it has
been decided that the other vessels
shall go South immedia tely. leaving her
TO join them later in Florida waters
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-13
Feeds Recorded

Deeds We're recorded yesterday as
follows:
f. W. Wood, ct ux to D. s. Jones;
consideration Si52
w. b. Briggs to w. B. Vest, trustee;
consiidera zion $500
S. W. Burt. trustee. To William Nor
gan ct ais: release deed.
William Morgan ct ais to A. 2. Thorn
ct ais. trustees; consideration $500.
II. J. tFieury et-uX to w. 3. Winfree;
consideration $500
w. b. Winfree to William C. Stuart
trustee; consideration 81 ,GSS.79.
NJ. p. Watkins to the Gtottreil Com
pany: consideration $1.036.
M. p. Watkins 10 the Cottrell Com
pany; consideration $1,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-13
WIN Mcetinthe Opera House.

The adjourned meeting of the conven-
zion of farmers viii be held I'M ohnson's
Opera House Saturday afternoon, when
tire various committees representing
adjacent counties will Submit their re-
ports showing the total acreage the
farmers are willing to devote ito sugar
beet culture. The arrangements for
holding the meeting in the opera house
were made by Mr.. j. A. Hirshberg yes
I:erday. City Treasurer J. M. Curtis
will preside at the meeting.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-13
Mrs. .oykin.s Mother Dead.

az Intelligence was received here yester-
day afternoon OF the death of Mrs NJ
C. Price, formerly Miss Pegram. a sister
of Major BlairIPegram, of Surry coun-
ty.
Deceased was CT years of age and
leaves a daughter. wife Of Col r. f.
Roykin. and three sens.
A severe cold. which settled in the
lungs caused her death.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-13
IONDONfs GREAT FIRE.
Jury Decides lit Was CAUSED by Per.
sons Unknown"


sons Unknown"
(By Telegraph)
LONDON. Jan. 12-As result Of the
investigation which has been in prog
ress Tor several weeks past ints, tha a.
igin of the great fire which occurred
recently in the Cripplegate district of
London. Gnvolvins a loss of 81, $50, O0O)
the jury today, after five hours delib-
GRAFTON, FOUND that the fire was not
caused by a gas explosion or by spon-
taneous combustion. but was the work
or some person unknown" The fore
man said the jury was una nimous in
the belief that the fire originated on
the premises of Waller & Brown. He
added that the jury was NOT satisfied
that the fire brigade was fully equipped
with steam fire engines. and was not
unanimous in the opinion that the wa
Ter supply was efficient. and racommen-
ded that an engine with steam contin-
ually up be always kept at the central
city fire station.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-13
BIG SALE OF C. & O. BONDS
(6lIr

NEW YORK, Jan. 12.Tt Is reported
IN Wall street today that the banking
house of Harvey Fisk e Sons had pur-
erased from the treasury of the Chesa-
peake & Ohio Railway company, 81
PSI GOO first mortgage SIS. which had
originally been reserved 10 retire the
purchase money 6's maturing next
July. Application to list these bonds
was made today. The price paid by
Fisk & Sons is said to have been 1l4 1-2.
ma king considerable saving in inter-
crest
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-13
Struck by Il Timber.

Mr.. Uzzell. brother of Mr. c.. T. w.
zell. was slightly injured yesterday aft
ternoon by THE falling of a roof. Mr.
uzZell is a carpenter and was working
in q house that is being erected near
The corner Of Roanoke avenue and Thir-
titth street for Mr.. J. L. Cosk Several
timners We're roofing the house. when
several rafters gave way. One of the
falling timhers struck Mr.. UZzel on the
had. DR. knight rendered the neces-
saIy medical attention
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-13
THE EASTERN SITUATION.
SEv Talepronh \

BERLIN, Jan, 12.-ht is reasserted
that the government notified all the
great overs of its intention to occupy
l<to Chou
Shanghai says that the treaty provid-
ing for a lease of Kio Chou to Germany
is not as yet signed. Japan Is strenu-
ously opposing the final signature.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-13
Launching of the nattl.ships.

The day the Kentucky and Kearsarge
are launched Powell Bros. & King will
sell $50 lots at auction at Merrimac
on car line. and on Hampton Roads
water fornt. Maps and full information
can be had by calling at their office.
Ia 4-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-13

TlInhiere's wonderful Cinema tographe
will be at Johnson's Opera Houss again
tbaight. a remarkable exhibition.
DON'T miss it. Admission % and so
cents. 1t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-13

Mr.. ]. H. Nooran, manager Warwick
Woca and Coal Company, retrrned re-
Gently from a trip to several counties,
where he succeeded in purchasing a
large quantity Of wood. ia 9-tt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-13

A good thing--Push 1t along-the
Haywood Baby Carriage. Mothers
should see my new stock. All styles
and prices. M Oh. Lash 1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-13
PETITIONS THE MAYOR.
Mr.. z. 7. Jones Prays for an
Investigation.
lHRUSTS AT THE CHIEF
& petitioner Declares the Head or III. Police
f'fce Passed Complaints I'm
needed. Officers Cannot
DO Their Duty.

5s Ana now Mayor Waiter A. Post has
Deem asked to take coSniZance of the
\ action of the board of police commits
slonis IN dismisshng Patr4dnan Zachary
y - -. e. . ones from the police force without
II the formality of a hearing as M
s. serthed in the rules and regulations.
I essefday Mr.. Jones presented T.. the
\ mayor @ petition. together with all the
papers in the case. Including certain
= oIsasssIs promulgated by Chief of Police
Z SD HarWl cd.
~sstae position Was drawn. by ATTORNEY
K. NJ. Lett, counsel for the eX-patroI-
man ana II Is lengthy document. set
ting forth the case in detail ana askin g
mrs eNeellenty Il, investigate lhe trial.
When seen by O reporter for the Daily
Press last night Mayor Post saiAi he ii ID
= mot. nave the papers in his possession
Il at chat Inns ard he was not prepared to
Inake a settlement for publication, as h.
s had not considered the matter carefully.
having gone over the papers hurriedly
S The petition. he said, was q PRAYER from
Mr.. Jones asking him to fnvestirAte the
case.
After citing sections from the city
code and THE rules ana regulations gov
SAAeGnIntg the polio, force tht. petition
ssstakes up the case ana ie-.ls with il in
From the rules 1T quotes that
IN charges aga INST an officer mRtS: be in
writing and verified by TN oath OF THE
complainant" thot amy member whose.
title'i to q hearing" anil that "notl,e Of
tline and place Of rhs hearing shall be
given"
Regarding the summary dismissal OF
the patrolman the prayer 70 the mayor
holds that the salary Of policemen is
fixed Ivy the C'1ua,fl and that Accorded
an caticar che right 10 I, notice Of thirty
DAYS of such discharge
The petition. It is understood deals
with the case with gloves off. stating
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-13

DR.. d. S. Harmon, optician Fly s ex-
2rined free. 1853 Main street, over S
cent store, Norfoll, Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-13

Deposit your clothes money with US
1t Will pay you good interest.
WOODWARD & WOMBLE.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-13
has =

rom
a#H less.
e,s.t;on to the
ng that body 10
~ .vse will he circulated
Sc number of S:gnatl
affSei to the paper aud it
~ praufi;sSnt business nan and
.@ens This petition may he presented
to.rhe council next Tues lay night.
Attorney r. NJ. Lett. alns:l for Mr..
Jones, .Nas out of the city yesterday AMI
q statement from him regarding Hha
case was not prGcure-I.
TT IS understood thar before Mayor
5 Post acts On the petition he viii con-
suit City Attorney ]. *. NJ. Newton for
n construction of the law bearing on tha
case
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-13

Fresh cut flowers at the Warwick
Pharmacy. w. q. Burgess, proprietor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-13

Fresh cut flowers at the Warwick
Pharmacy. w G. Burgess, prspristar.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-13
JAPANESE STEAMER WRECKED.
About Eighty Lives Reported to Have
Been Lost.
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VICTORIA. b. E.. Jan. 12.-Latest
aovlces from the Orient state that the
Japanese transport steamer Nara. OF
2.51O tons, bound for Peccadores. was
wrecked December "a, and about eighty
lives lost. The only survivors were FIVE
seamen who We're picked up by the
steam er Madsura MARI. Captain va
suGa, or the Japanese navy, and nine
cadets were among the missing The
vessel struck an anchored rock, her
cargo shifted and she went to the bot
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Lumicre.s cine,nasocrani,e.

Iumierets Cinematognlphic exhibition
4 al thu opera house last night was a
unique and novel entertainment The
ssssasssas VS. gs,5hssissengIly pleased with
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