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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-01-12
JUDGE FULLER CONFIRMED.

Washington, D. c., Jan. 1.-THE
Senate has confirmed the nomination of
Thomas G. Fuller, of North Carolina,
to be judge of the Court Of Private
Land Claims.
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PURELY ACCIDENTAL.

London, Ontario, Jan. 1.-THE coro-
ner's jury in the case Of the City Hall
disaster. decided to-day that tie affair
was purely accidental.
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SENATE PROCEEDINGs.

Washington, .. c., Jan. 11.-After
the transaction of some routine business
in the Senate to-day, Mr. Gallinger,
chairman of the Committee on Pensions.
reported adversely from the committee
a bill to grant a pension of $100 a month
each to Margaret Butler Meade and
Henrietta Meade, daughters of the late
Major General George Gordon Meade,
and asked that the bill be indefinitely
postponed.
3Ir. Allen tNebraska) asked what reas-
on the committee had for requesting the
indefinite postponement of the BILL
Mr.. Gallinger explained the terms of
the bill, and said that the committee had
taken adverse action upon the bill be-
cause it did not believe it proper for the
country to enter upon the experiment of
Pensioning the daughters of soldiers.
Alr. Allen said that he had a distinct
concluded on fourt.. page.)
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TWO MORMON ELDERS ARRIVE

The Old Officers of Winston's Banks
Re-elected-Tom Settle to Fight the
Appointment OF His Uncle as Post
master at Greensboro.
Winston, n. c., Jan. 1I.--(Special) -
Two young Mormon elders arrived here
last night. They have asked for per-
mission to preach in the city and say
that if the mayor will permit they pro-
pose making house to house canvas of
Winston-Salem to learn names of every
family and provide them with tracks.
They claim to be travelling around with
out purse of scrip.
The old officers and directors of Win
ston's two National banks were re-elec-
ted at the annual meetings of the stock
holders to-day.
1t is reported that Congressman Settle
has gone to Washington to fight the ap-
pointment of his uncle, Tyre Glenn, for
postmaster of Greensboro; it is also said
he was armed with divers of affidayits.
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Clearance Sale
on Hosiery.

We offer Hosiery value to-day which
will without doubt create great demand.
No. S60-Fast Black Seamless-extra
spliced sole and high spliced heel
regular 1212c-now .......... .lOc.
No. 9O1-Fast Black Cotton Hose
Double Sole-High Spliced Heel
were 15c., now ...............l A12c'
No 120-Lades Hermsdorf Stainless
Black Hose-eXtra quality, Spliced
Heel and Toe-made in Germany
...obed Top-were 19c., now. 49,. 15c.
No. 2,441-Ladies' Hermsdorf Black
Hose-very best Maco Cotton
Spliced Heels and -Toes-guaran-
teed absolutely stainless-were 19c.
now loc.
No. 2,101-Ladies' Hermsdorf Black
Hose-extra fine cotton-splced
heel and toe-extra elas,,c top
forty gauge-improved toe-stain-
less-were Doe, now .......... .l9c
No. 2,102-Ladies' Tan Hose-Fash-
ionable shades-extra fine prime
Maco-Spliced heels and toes-made
in Germany-our own Importation
stainless Flavin colors-g guaranteed
absolutely fast-were Zoe, now. .19c
No 11--Ladies' Black Lisle Thread
Hose-High Spliced Heels and Dou
BILE Soles-best combed Lisle-were
zoe, now -. los.
No. 3,236-Ladies' Hermsdorf Black
Super Lisle Thread Rembrant-
Ribbed Spliced Heels and Toes
were 20c.. now ................1 9c
No. 2,5S6-Ladies' Hermsdorf Black
Hose, prime Maco cotton, Richelieu
Ribbed-Spliced Heels and Toes
were 25c., now ................. l9c
No 3.237-Ladies' Tan Extra Hose
Prime Lisle Thread Rembrandt
Ribbed. Spliced Heels and Toes
were poe, now .................1 9c.
No. 3.217--Ladies' Tan Hose-Super
Lisle Thread-ancy Open-worsted
-Spliced Heels and Toes-made in
Germany-Flayin Colors-were soc.
HOW 49,. -. A1c
Ladies' Fancy Hose-extra fine cot
ton-Spliced Heels and Toes--were
Doe. now ............ 2oc.
No. 2,760-Ladies' Fancy Hose-Ex-
ira Super Lisle Thread-Spliced
Heels and Toes-were S1O0--now zoe
No. AIR Ladies' Fast Black Lisle
Thread Hose Silk Vertical Stripes
made in Germany-were $1.00-
now 1890. .ooc.
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ON TO ATLANTA.

The Confederate Veterans Hold Their
Reunion July 20th-23rd.
The following order has been issued:
Headquarters l.. Oh. Branch Camp.
No. 515 n. G.. ",
Raleigh, n. c., July q, 1888.
COmrades:-The annual reunion of
the Confederate Veterans takes place at
Atlanta, Ga, July 10th to 23rd.
The railroad fare for round trip is
$S.45. All Confederate Veterans in
Wake county who expect to attend the
reunion will please send in their names
at once.
Comrades II. III. Bradley, Il. A. Bus
bee and G. Il. Afford are the delegates
from this camp.
A. Il. STRONACH, Commander.
j. G. BIRDSONG, Adjutant.
County papers please copy.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. A. +. Page, of Aberdeen, was in
Raleigh yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Stronach left yesterday on
a visit to friends in the eastern part of
the State.
Miss Margaret Young. of Hillsboro. is
in the city the guest of her cousin, Miss
Shannie Daniel.
visiting friends in the city, has returned
to her home in Baltimore.
Prof Atkinson, Of Elon College ia
Guilty, was here yesterday. He reports
the prospects for a large attendance are
better than ever before.
Mrs. DR.. Hodges has returned to her
home in Richmond She has been here
visiting her brother, Captain Il. Percy
Gray, of the Second regiment.
The Greenyille Reflector notes the ar
rival of Mr..J A. Jones. of Raleigh, who
is visiting the family of Mr.. III. Hard
ing.
Miss Minnie Davis, of Warrenton.
and Miss Minnie Speed, of Laurel spent
last night in Raleigh on their way to
Atlanta.
Mr.. r. b. Proctor, of Durham, is iii
the city on business. He says that out
side of war topics little is talked in Dur
ham now.
Capt w. HI. White, a successful in
surance man, has accepted position
with the Carolina Benevolent Associa
ton, with headquarters IN Raleigh. and
will remove his family to that city. 1t
is with much regret that our community
gives up Captain White and his inter
esting family.--Oxford Ledger
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Clearance Sale
Mems Underwear

If Mems Summer Underwear were
ever so cheap ut any other time, quality
considered, we have never heard of it.
Gents fine Egyptian and French Bal
briggan Fashion finish shirts and draw
ers-sizes 81 to 44-high grade goods
made to sell ut 50c-Patriotic price, 39c.
Gents White Balbriggan Gauze Shirts
only, and Greys in full suts-Standard
Summer regular SOC. line
marked down for swift clearance ut DC.
Mems Angola Mixtures light underwear
1.-The usual Doc. leader in all the stores
marked down for this sale to 19c.
Mems Zephyr weight summer gduZe
shirts only-the coolest underwear in
our entire stock-tO clearance sale
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-08

Synopsis of the Weather: Generally
cloudy: cool weather continued to prevail
yesterday over the Atlantic and Gulf
States, but warmer weather may be ey-
pected to-day. Light rains have occur
red throughout the South, usually small
amounts, though la inches fell ut New
Orleans A local heavy rain of 100 also
occurred at st. Louis.
Clear weather exists over New Eng
land. the Ohio and most of the Lake
region and Central valley. 1t has also
become warmer at many points IN the
west. Cincinnati. Memphis and Nicks-
burg reported highest temperatures as
%: further west 81 occurred mt Dodge
City and Oklahoma. 1t will probably
be clear and warmer to-day.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-08
FREE PILLS.

Send your address to H. Il. BuclSlen &
Co., Chicago, and get Il free sample box
of DIR. Kings New Life Pills. A trial
will convince you of their merits. These
pills are easy in action and are particu-
larry effective in the cure of Constipa-
ton and Sick Headache. For Malaria
and Liver troubles they have been PROV
ed invaluable. They are guaranteed 10
be perfectly free from every deleterious
substance and to be- purely vegetable.
They do not weaken by their action, but
by giving tone to the stomach and bowels
greatly invigorate the system. Regular
size % cents per box. Sold by all drug
gists.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-08
CITY ITEMS.

DR. L. G. Broughton. who has been Sc
riously i'll at Atlanta. has been given a
vacation until September.
Inc Raleigh Savings Bank has declar-
ed a semi-annual dividend of per cent.
Its surplus now almost equals its capital.
'.The Mechanics Dime Savings Bank
has declared semi-annual dividend of
three percent" said Cashier Lacy yester-
day. "We will not send the checks
through the mail. but invite our stock
holders to call and pay us a visit and
receive their dividend"
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THE WEATHER TO-DAY.

For North Carolina: Showers and
thunderstOrms; sOutherly winds.
Local forecast for Raleigh and vicinity
to 8 o'clock tonight: Fair; warmer.
Local data for Raleigh yesterday:
Maximum temperature, IS; minimum
temperature, 66: mean, u: rainfall trace
inches for twenty-four hours.
The following table gives data for Sc
lected stations at 8 O'Clock p. m. yes
far1ay.
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TO be given away i'll exchange for old
books. Price with Japanned tin horn,
two-way hearing tube and aluminium re-
producer, complete $1,000.
We are the State Agents for this won
derfully cheap but most complete MAJ
chine ever put upon the market, and we
are selling them for cash or old books
in exchange.
We buy all kinds of books and furnish
second hand SCHOOL BOOKS AT
HALF PRICE FOR SALE. The larg-
est stock of Law, Medical, Theological
and School Books in the State.
No charge for catalogues. Lists, terms
or delivery of books, etc, and we pay
the freight both ways if not satisfactory.
SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS.
"Slip Amendments to the n. G. Code.
81 So Pemberton & jerome Code and
Digest, $3.50; 122nd or other n. c. Re
ports, s.! 90; Battles Vourgees and 9th
er digests, $500 each.
The Best Oxford Bibles only S5c., and
everything else you want in book store.
SOUTHERN BOOK EXCHANGE,
Raleigh, N. G.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

OUR LAST LOT OF BARGAINS
S. c. Pool, Raleigh, n. c.
TIL FRANCIS WILLARD SCHOOL.
OF OXFORD, n. C.-Rev. L. w.
Hilliard, A. NJ, Principal
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&991zvupa21 3zayuX61>


Our table of Five Cent Wash Goods has been an i'm
mense success and have sold hundreds of yards to
eager and satisfied buyers.
Friday double the interest Of this table by putting
several hundred yards from regular stocks every piece
will be taken from stock, matter what the price and
put on this table at the sacrifice price of
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-08

Bob Moore, of Lafayette, Ind, says
that for constipation he has found De
Wits Little Early Risers to be perfect.
They never gripe. Try them for stom-
ech and liver troubles. Heartt Il Heartt
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Five Cents a Yard.

A great many Of these goods are worth TO- H. Is, 49,
and 25c the yard but Friday will them at the rdcu-
lous price OF the yard cents.
1t will be the best bargain have offered this season.,
and it will be worth dollars to those who come early.
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Clearance Sale in Gauze Vest

Ladies' Swiss Ribbed White
Lisle with short sleeve-with tape-sizes
; TO 5-were 1Oc.-now = for Doc.
Also great reduction in Misses and
Children's Gauze Vests-15 of yester-
days prices.
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The Grand Semi-Annua| Clearance Sale

Choicest stock each department such rapid selling
prices as please the people and popuarze the house.
July always for lowest prices. Owing large contracts
made for Fall Goods entire stock of Spring and Summer Goods
will be closed regardless Of cost.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-08
Infant Cacques.

A few pairs of strap and Oxfords-regu-
lar retail price as high as $1.0O-al now
90 ut .25c.
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Clearance Sale
on Kid GLOVES
FIFTY CENTS.

Extraordinary Sale of Kid and Chamois
Glovcs-White and Cream Chamois--
Cable Stitched-2 Clasp-all sizes
a few pairs Pearl Grey-Black Stitched
A Button-5A and GH-were Toe,
Tan and Ok Blood Shopping Gloves
sizes 81 and G1a-Heavy Stitching
Tan and Grey-all shades Hook and
4 Button--all sizes-Black and Self
Stitchng-were 15c.-now ........ .5Oc.
Black Hook and Button self stitched
were toc.-nOW QUO
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Clearance Sale of Cor
sets.

Extra long waist six hook-made of
good quality jeans-girdle front neatly
made trimmed with narrow embroidery
ut top-vreguiar 50c.-now ........ .29c.
gt Broken sizes-lS, %, n, %, %, ~.
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Ladies' Fine Strap Slippers.

This Springs entire purchase of Wei
Kid Heel and Spring Heel Strap Ties
in Blacks and Tans-Ribbon Bows with
Patent Tips--sizes d. to Z. Our lowest
price up to now $1.5O-reduced to the
swift selling price of $50.
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Broken Line OXfOrds.

Not all sizes, but 8, S1a, Q. 91a. 10 and l
none priced less than Zoe. and as high
as $3.50 a pair-All Jumped at one
price soc
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Misses and Children'S
OXfordS.

Williams and Hoyt's celebrated Roches-
ter line and Wolf Brothers, Cincinnati
make--Tans and Blacks-siZes 9 to .
worth Sl.OO, S1.50 and S2.O0-your
choice at one price Zoe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-07
uyrSo:1sr IN THE TOLLS.
lie Harris Bricks at Telephone Poles in
liorkttts,

The fluent Mr Hudd!es'ra. wh'se
tongue was persuasive enlli:.h 10 get
nrrn off Tue day before J,si.~t Bro" II.
was in the iogis again yesterday and Is
likely 10 renpiin there for several days
u,-LeS.S he an /, OK the justice off again
Nj. Huil.ess;on claims to he q teacher
OF palni.try and artist in mesmvr-
Ism and WAS ayGono;zing telephone irc7es
ard ,tlch .Jthe:- n.s1veiess things by the
forcii,i+- aid OF hrickhatss nnd SIGH
early Yesterday nrrn.lse, in E,i-clett<,
on Twenty uhi:d street. He hul an in
eeresttng aud ence. Glnt from the lest
ltssnes's of thu bricks as they wendell
theis flight through the air it was !.
Very re- t! 81 one and when officer c +.
S-aiiuId hove -,n' sight the audience. was
H!NnS forty different ways for e,nn-
Tie fiieer is no hpyrotist. burt whsn
Ae AID !':s ann CT that OF the vu,u t!!x.
Mr Eudi!est:on. the latter became as
an infant. and sti,l un,,sr the powerful
spell pt@tsd or! him ny the cop" went
quietly t;a ul-- !ock-up. The next time
Ju:ilce isroWn VA, en@As=I in juyli''i
:uEnlH@ always understood to h. r,.,,s,f
against 1nesmerisis. and for once in his
!ile HEddleston fniisd no max. a land
ing Whsre he had intended. IT is be-
&evsd ne Will h,e given an,sexar11i r..,.i,sn
IS 20 MS mental caIil>re
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-07
{, r,>.cp R17RENs, STATEN EST.

NEW YORK, April e.-Tae Cuban
unite, through its counsel, senol tu
H. rs. made avn important statement 70
lay. IT declared in the most unequEv-
1caul language that the Cuban prov's
onal government ard tns thban "A','S
,,.,n,la reject ahsolutely intervention by
lna United States government unisss
{ should be preceded by a recognition
If the independence of the Cuban re
...bae .trnt if the United Suites per-
sisted i'm intervening vdthout recognize
ns Cuban Independence. the Cuban
government and military forces would
.efu {. u3 cS,-opeyate, and that d't United
states troops should be semi to Cuha
upon the basis OF intervention withtnt
recognition, the Cuban army Wontd in
h. last resort turn its arms against the
United States.
This evening Mr. Horatio S. Rtibens,
counsel to the junta supplemented bis
utterances; of this afternoon with this
written statement over his name:
.'Tht. statement appearing over my
,-anlt in the evening papers was based
on the indications appearing, that the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-07
ANOTHER RESOLUTION
Recognizes the Independence OF
THE. Itsiauld.

1t Recognizes the Independence of
the Its'euld.
(By Telegra ph-s
WASHINGTON, \ pe7i 6.-RepreSen-
tat i've Pearson, of North Caroline,
Republican member of the House tor
eign affairs cSrrng1lIittee to-day im'srodalc-
ed the following joint resolution:
WHEREAS. the government of Spain
for three years past has been WagianS
war in the island of Cuba against the
Revolutionary government est ai1lieAlesl
an that sGarld. wiih'out making amy
su ltssantial progress towards THE sup
press ION of said revolution, and
Whereas. this War by reai:om of the
uTlusuuN and unciN-ilizs ed methods restor-
led no, has CAUSED unprecedented loss
'pf life and DESTRUCTION off property, not
2!lt.y 40 The opposing forces but to i'm
rtncent non coEnbaI1am,l:, by reason OF
The process knicNv'n as Tea>o niC1entItt!o ION,
a;yud has caused serious INJURY TO she
commercial interests OF the United
Si,uaes, ulwoiwing the destruction OF
the lives slntl property of many of QUIZ
ttiZe,rs distributing the business Of nur
'e.n;;.iI'e country, enLnilGel'ins pu'btic
asaluh and comfort by reason OF the
proximity of T;estiltrlitaaf diseases CtiNlS
.rGg our government NO expeGld qnialionss
81 money i'm patrnlging our coasts and
IN ;s3licrng THE high seas. in order to
mann. iin the obligations OF neutrality
amid fitnaAly, when our for7beaaance had
already been taxed TO IT'S limit. ONE OF
our 'baA,,lekhirrs anchored in the harbor
tM Havana, and on a friendly VISIT, as
destroyed by an Act of uI1speaksiEate
atrocNy. and
Whereas, there is no definite pros
pee, and no present energetic effort on
ihe part Cf tine COVE nrIlaTn. of Spain no
gu ppreSs THE revolution and restore
peace to the isS!anu auld
.W7heraa:, the further prosecution OF
fan,stiliKies will RESULT iga' further in
tyISsi y1,s~.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-07
GETTING READY FOR TIE FATS.
Carpenters and Decorators Begin Work n,
the Casino.

the Casino.
The cheerful ring of the carpent e,.'s
hammer and THE brighter. ia1g outfit OF
TIE decorator may be heard ami seen
A. the Casino and r,ny be termed Wis
Hoie Signs that this. great lIik's bazaar,
Which opens there Monday might next
for ollie Week. lis rapidly ;lgprr>otchin
4 c~onsunnl;p;ion 50 entIru>siasgps, y
Hooked forward no by it's fair promoters.
the latdiets' committee of Newport News
lodge, No. 3l5, Il. p. O. z.
The Casino is being beautifully amid
V a'bo1u ts.y arranged by those IN CHI sn,s,e
.qid tlle place Will be comlplet ely trans
formed when. i'm the presence OF "a Bird
E@ni aSsen'blage Monday night. Mayor
w. a. Post WIFI formerly trslugultlie
,l.e bazaar with an appropriate address
AS stuffed n the Daily PRESS of last
Sunday. cYnt1I.butions are arriving from
various Yties. and there is unam-
ercuys Telling THAT the success of THE
tair wa not De sopp~f prgUtte1l.
Eacn might Thepe~ win be a fine or-
ehesYa on hap-f to FURNISH t4hnise Sc
lecUfms OF Vote music while. like the
h,'gfherlE>Sraea' aus the Ilks are known
tu ik-e~F1lere Will be NO lack Of G!le finest
tatemt FROM the lodges of Norfolk.
HamptYm, Newport News ard other
points far and Near to render select
vocal AND Instrumental s.2'os and il.Ip
to make the 51zaau' what tts promoters
intended it to be. great SUCCESS In
al9l.ticn to these Nttragtiuns There wall
We on 'hantl eadh of the nights ONE OF
,,pr. Of ,;,he lfocM lodges on knights of
Pyunas, The Order of Red Mem. the Odd
t-ltlnwys, Ala.sions and others in s'heH'
.iitteltng regatta TO give e&lat to tile
Ug.tISiNGl.
This. bazas.n, Will lie mot unlike a great
lGTaINunent store out for monday. 1ud'S-
ing from ,he n'umbtr and nalm%"!t's
.sso1.vnants, OF gifts sent With open
ntulr, and Glap,.d from numerous we'd
.,.tt.rn,-l,s riANln eli points.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-07
HRlEF ITEMS.


Mss clann Miner, of Buffalo, n. ~.
silis '>' 'Al D iien's
AlGs':sss Lali'e and Lena Hart have ne
turned from a VISIT 10 trleaas lr Rich
mond.
Miss Wagner. Of Louisa county, is ,,h,.
gtest of Miss Alma Cley eqxlr,a, or,
iWSEiy-?iHtll street.
4s% los'n'@nl'aitS executive ,s2rnllril.-
;rEe "ll Mold 4 meeting Tonight at tinx.
'ifice of talS. city trelsurzr
LAH Important meeting of ailc ladies
|of the Gocs.l w. c. T. U. wtGa 'be held
i.:Ls ahternHbn at Mrs. Coffey's on Thil.-
i.e;A street.
MIR. L. o. over,ton, a we'll known en-
7floyee OF the Uni'.ed Suites SiM p,pirl,:
Company, IS ill at hts room, 231 Twenty
sixth street
The new Electoral Board comprise.
iflese gentlemen My. William Penn
chairman; DIR. J. r. Raghy, secretary.
and Mr. Ic-wtsn fucker
Mrs w. III. Cooke. airc5nrpamied by
her sFm WITHIN. left yesterday MORN
ing f;l' StaunEon. whittier she was ctliled
by the Illness of a friend
"A Maryland lady, Mrs. A. w. RuIli-
SON. of Chest ertown, who lis now Wis
iting her SONS, Messrs. J. w. and T. II.
Ro.i!sssn. OF rl.is city. is the recipient
OF pleasant, ne,Ss. it being no le!S than
that sClH-is one # the heirs to the great
! estate left i'm Paris, France, by tine late
Aatno,1ss Arnel,.~eYn dentist. DIR. Evans.
His Fortune is ESTIMATED 10 BIZ over
$40 geo 600
Alfred Lewis !nu6aAlt l:on of Mar. ard
Mrs w. c. l2oEllluraTt, died at I O'Clock
VAST evening OF pneumonia. sN their res
;ience colr,zr off I,hirt!eGF street and
WA.sllSoe'tinul avenue. THE insteI7nleni
will take place at Cireen.awn ceE1let sny
hits aIntel,nnpn ait o'clock. The funeral
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-07
EXCITEMENT IN HAvan,.
americans Pack Their Trunks an.
Are Ready ITO Flee. a-'u
(Ry- sTaInor,1k

s>''ie''4eahs ~ rack Their Trunks and
Are Ready ito Flee.
nu.1 tBy Teleguph.l
Ut, : c'AN.A tVIA KEY WEST. ETA,
confidence THAT mothfur 'Wioo,,d u aooNEal
,r.tl1ler OF People here, AHner4cars -
, esasa'. nave been plunged into er,,aai,,
,' s1u,sh Tears, TURMOIL and AMI sorts ~
s, .u.a nunnors in advance OF the mes
s1ilse of THE President ITO Congress- BE -
olew!ho :thould know bett ar In e sist 40.
nSir mas been declared; Others ana
aFufpe2 sure that 'uhe Pope has seco,ra~l
race WTth hbnbr. Bankers with cins,s
.s snn.eiucdl connections ARE packlng tA1eir
!, ,' ~, arranging for guards for tlhedr
>.'eel Nan'lts, AMID sending the4u. fsann1-
tes AWAY. Cuban women with h1,s-
oainds. fa!tlhers Or brothers in The i'm.
SuisesHt ranks, are in state or terror
ma are feaiNly much to be ptled: since
V V, ailyotne is marked it is they, since
a.A hhstory ON paraQlel lines Shows M,
very great consideration from Spanish
l'oters for the general result
Inc snnpn pure Americans who re-
!ieph Keep as cool as may be with the
sennerature at IS degrees in the morn
.n's hours The fact is, SO far as ta1s
'fEicals and ne wspelper men are con-
7eI'nel, they have heard SO many weird
'Islles which they have traced to their
zthlrosss and found mere buncornba or
<luhos, that they are not prepared to
ovmeve amy evidence but ta,it OF ta1ear
own senses.
When Consul General Lee says. with
hat delFgh tful dhucldle of his. WEN.
@:rul emen. guess we would better be
citing our traps together all will
AND to attention. FORMALLY salute.
say Very good sir" and pack UP.
1t is 4 fact worthy of record and
70 the credit OF THE government here,
cat. despite III WAS we'll KNOWN that
| ,oday was crucial. with war probable