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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-24
WILL. COAL THE SHIPS.
&. Il u. Gets the Contract for Supplying
Vessels In These Waters.

1t was learned yesterday morn
ohio railway company las contracted
with the government To supply the
United States war vessels With coal.
Adviccs received from RichMOnl would
Indicate that the Ch asa pt::ike and ONO
will coal the entire fleet, US the Vessels
are to De coaIad il. james River and
Hampton Roads, aud Golfers are to be
loaded at the coal piers.
The coal That Will be delivered to the
naval vessels Is The desirable New
River steam coal from the mountains
of West Virginia. the same kind OF coal
that the vessels have been uaing fol-
ii number OF yrars.
When Mr.. c. Il. Orcutt. president OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Coal Agency
Company. left Newport News the early
| part of last week for Washington. Inc
remarked that I've was going to con
| tract with the government to supply
| the navy with coal, and he has beer
| successful
Some time ago press dispatche!
stated that the steamer Shawmut, {
collier plying between Newport New:
and New England ports. had been pur
| chased by the government for CONVEX
sion into an auxiliary cruiser, and tina
she had been ordered to the f'ostol
navy yard to be fitted out. The repor
was erroneuos. The Shawmut tool
| IN Il cargo of coal here Yesterday. ant
| sailed for Boston on one of her regu
lar trips.
However, IL is n fact that the gov
"rnment has been negotiating for hel
and she will probably pass into tn
! hands of tho government at the en-
of her present trip.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-24
WAR revenue. 4. Bill / /
The The Measure Expected to
Raise 100000, 1000.
FEATURES OF THE LAW
it ~u BE Introduced in the House on
S monday and May Pass Before Adj
nlent Tuesday. Democrats
May Oppose 1t.
(BY Telegrarl,l

WASHINGTON. April 20. = Chair
"a inan Dlnsiey, or the Ways and Mean.
3S committee. this afternoon Introduced
an the House the war revenue measure
which the Republican members OF The
y ways ana Means Committee have pre,
pared. -
l5 1t Is the intention Of Chairman Dina
icy to press the bill OH Monday and
q ne hopes to have 1t through the
aouse before adjournment Tuesday.
S,4t is probable that this program viii
( meet with opposition from the Demo.
& Gratis. who have not been consulted in
Z Ns PREPARATION and who will not have.
an opportunity to see IL until 1t is pre-
scented to the full committee on Mon
( day morning ut 10 O'Clock. They arc
inclined to think that they have been
& unfairly treated. AS 1t liz distinct,
T war measure, In which they are ex-
pected to acqutesce without opposition.
g eney peiieve they should have been con
suited IN It's preparation. The Dem
ocrats have already decided to offer nm
income tax amendment
chairman Dingley intimates that the
measure. as framed. VIII raise between
Z S9o. 900 and 800. 600. Tea and
coHee' railroad tickets and petroleum.
MI OF winch were considered at differ
emf times as subject for taxation. arc
not touched In the bill. The revenue
3 70 be derived is distributed as follows.
4 Fermented liquorn. 1856. 900 600: tobnI:-
co. $4,000. 900: cigars, ST. 600 900: tolnc
co licenses. 100000: stamp tax on
documents. kilograms, etc. $50 900 900:
tonnage tax. s2.5oOoo0. Tie amount
i 70 pc raised by the stamp tax on vines
mineral Writer'S, chewing guns, etc
: mas not been estimated
me tax on beer ale und ferlucntca
liquors ID Increased from 81 To 81
barrel. but no rebate for unused beer
: or destroyed stamps Is allowed 'Ths
TAX on tobacco and snuff Is Increased
20 ~ cents u pound. upon cigars to 81
per thousand. Weighing more thnn
tnfee pounds per thousand and 81 ON
ci6aIs weighing less than three hounds
per thousand; 81 upon cigarettes
Melshing more than three pounds per
Ing less than three pounds.
as5 a compromising tax OF haif Tim,
aIhount (Which is the amount OF the
increase) Is placed upon the stock or
cigars and cigarettes on hand. The
1oIowlng licenses are placed on tobac
GO dealers: Dealers In leaf tobacco.
whose safes DO not exceed $4,000, shall |
exceed $4,000 SiS; dealers in tobacco |
whose sales do not exceed $4,000. SIAN. |
IN excess OF that amount, SIC.
At 1s also provided thut in addition |
20 the quantity OF tobacco and snufr |
IN packages now authorized by law
tn ne.e may De a package OF smoking
TOBACCO containing one and one fourth,
ounces; and in addition to the number
now authorized by law In packages of
cigarettes there may be packages con
each.
The provisions OF the stamp Ink IN.
Sluues proprietary medicine ind simiI-
a., p na'. tax Of one ceptssazg
s an pue 81 ~ boxes; Aatdtssss |
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-24
BRIEF ITEMS.

Colonel s. Brown Allen, Of Staunton,
Va, is in the city the guest OF his son.
Mr.. Fred L. Allen. Colonel Allen is
marshall Of the Western District of
Virginia. and is one Of the most prom
inent Republicans in the state Of Vir-
GINA. He was formerly auditor Of the
state.
Collector OF Cuctonms Jesse w. Ell
lott he's received notice from the treas
ury department that Havana and
| other Cuban ports have been block
AIDED by the United States government,
| and that no clearance papers must be
issued TO vessels with cargoes for Gu
ban ports.
Mr.. and Mrs John w. Henry. of
| Culpepper, are the guests OF Mrs. MI
| Ferguson.
| Miss Webster has returned from q
visit to relatives in Lynchburg.
Prof. james Tanner. OF Richmond.
Is visiting his sister. Mrs. r. D. Blox-
ton. in East End.
Mr.. Frank ST. John. Of Washington,
Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Merry
| man. on West avenue.
Miss Hattie Bowie, of East End. has
| as her guests, the Misses Charlotte
and Evelyn Star. Of Cha rleston. S. c.
Mrs. Margaret Walker. of Thirty
fourth ST., received telegram Friday
night conveying the sad intelligence OF
the death of her mother. in Philadel-
phia.
Miss jennie Chapman loft Friday
for II short visit to relatives in Bulti-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Freeman
of Albany, N. Y, who have been visit
ing Mrs. Morton this week. left Fri
day for New York, via Cape Charles
There will be a special service fol
men only ut the Presbyterian church
this afternoon at o'clock. under
the auspices of the Young MEMS Chris
tinn Association. Charles Edward
Bishop, Ph.D.. OF William ana Mary
College. vii lspeak on the subject I'm
purity" There Will be music by thu
male choir
Mr.. l.. F.. Pugh. an employee OF tn,
Daily Press, received Il telegram Frida,
night announcing the accidental dealt
Of his brother. Mr.. Il. d. Pugh, at Gin
cincinnati Friday. Deceased was
} conductor with the c.. II. & y. r. r
} Ills remains will be taken to Waynes
borO, Va. where the funeral will talk
place. Mr. l.. T.. Pugh left ycStcrda.
for his home to attend tn" funeral
Tonight at o'clock Rev. Thomas j
Mackay. pastor Of the Second Zap
| list church. Will preach special ser
mon before Mary Washington Council
No. s. Daughters of Liberty
Owing to the rush Of work al III
shipyard Rev. G c. Cox will not preaS.
the annual sermon before Newpor
New: Irodgs, No. ~. I. o. O. r.. at tn
First Baptist church This afternoon.
2 The lianor dealers OF the city yes
terlny filed applications for license
for the ensuing year.
Col. a. ID. McCorkle. wife and chill
$ arrived In the city Yesterday fro,
|. Charleston. w. VA. They will resitl
G here in future.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-24
AFTER A SPANISH STEAMER.
(By Telegraph.)

MOBILE. ALA, April 23.-The Span
ish steamer La Cumina, from South
America. arrived at Ship Island, Miss
issippi, yesterday for cargo, and this
afternoon Collector J. w. Burke, Of
Mobile. dispatched the cutter WInOna
10 the island to capture the vessel.
The cutter left at s o'clock and ought
To be at the island by midnight and
effect capture by daylight.
The La C,mina is fine freight
steamer and came into port without
knowing Of war The WInona is arm
ed with Hotchkiss gun and has q
crew Of forty-two men under command
Of Captain Goodin.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-24
HARDsnIps OF A PATRIOT.

WIG VhIcaRO 1TIDtllt.1
William, you have made lis wait
supper for YOU nearly two hours
i've been reading the bulletins from
Washington"
And I've had to carry in the conl
and kindling myself"
THAT isn't anything to what I've
had to suffer I've had NIL my corns
crushed. caught cold. and heightened
my neck four inches. We've oil got to
put up with some inconvenience when
the country Is IN danger, Miranda.
wish you would warm these potatoes
over and make some fresh tea. I'm
hungry"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-24
SOLID SHOT FIRED.
Torpedo Bout Porter Captures Il Span
ish Steamer.


ish Steamer
N3y Telegraph
KEY WEST. FLA. April oi.-Thc
ilcct captured another prize yesterday
aftcrnoor-the schooner Mathilla. Of
Havana. laden with rum. The schnonar
VAS taken by the torpedo boat Porter
after Il lively chase. during which n
number Of solid shots We're fired. y
prize crew from the flagship was put
m board the schooner. but no ship could
he spared to tow her, ana She WIS
brough, into Key Yves, III tow of the
Associated Press dispatch boat Dauni-
vss. which arrived AT midnight.
The DaunllrS3 reports hat the ticc
mas been divided The Ma. hville an,
,hc MachtaS or caStinc siiicd West a
10 oFcrpck yesterday morning. whil'
,hc Amphitritc. the Furtan. the Gin
rinnrli and the cast!ne or Machias
sailed east later The rest Of the lice
ii 1870 o'clock in The afternoon WA
| Dlock,dns 'lluvana. which rs distan
ten miles to the southwark
! KEY WEST, FLA, April 23.--i:20 |
NJ -'rurpcdo boat Ericsson arrived TN
| afternoon from the fleet. She left liza
vana at 10 O'Clock. There had been II
Dombariment. y peaceful blockade ha
| been established.
/, is expected she viii leave Monaa!
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-24
I.iHuvr y. alers Organize.

| lXiSiaiessss4. .- time past number OF
OK Or np -S>-S----,o al ln,.
tcffs hiiv. nvcn considering the forma-
ton uI an association to better their
interests.
Friday night these dealers got to-
gether and formed what will hereafter
be known as the Newport News Liq-
uor Dealers Association.
The following officers were elected:
James Barton, president.
John Rodgers, secretary.
Thomas Murray, treasurer.
j. Gloven, sergeant-at-arms.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-24
Police. Court.

Justice Brown disposed Of the fol-
lowing cases III the l,oiicc court yes
terday morning.:
Samuel Bosun. drunk, fined 5. and
costs.
Alexandria Stokes. G:sorderly. tined
81 and costs.
Charles Church. beating board bill,
required to pay amount and cost of
warrant.
james II. Gaines (coored), driving
or sidewalk, discussed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-24
LEE GROWING IMPATIENT
i''H'"is |" Go to Cuba and Attack the
Spaniards
(By Telegru,,h

(By Teicgrnph.)
| ,,,.it nio.Nb. April % General
rl'nhhsh Lee will leave on The noon
| run Monday for Washington. Th.
| ,,thcrui appears somewhat restless IN
49,, ~. ~, restraints placed upon him bv
,ne dciaS tn sending troops To cubn
ne is anxious 10 get back To M, is.
inAu ana attack the Spaniaris. ana
plcuicts mat II he is nut in char,,.. nr
.s"ops down there he VIII MAKE. Quick
"ork OF Blanco's army The :r,nntiu"o.
, ,.'it from spain today that General
mrs'er hah conferred with the yu,,.u
',,rs'hl. ma would return to cuba NJ
i ' 1911 Oh an army. proved interest
'nh reading FOR General Lee VIM sniJ
after he read It.. that H.. wn,lI III, =
, ,' better than TO face General
"eSlcr with an army. f;.n.,ol ~.
nppcars to think that the proposad d.
NY III sending troops to Cuba Will nr,,v.
somewhat dangerous. The rainy s.n
son sets In on the island about the mia !
Wv vi June or the FIRST of July ana
Nv 'hu hoped that the troops would be
T,,i', AZ once !" Cuba. and that the
nSn'' as lar as driving IN. Spnni,rIs
rom me island. would have been over
ocioic the rain began TO fall. for /,
Americans nnncciinated. are cu,,r,,,
W me island after the wet season 10
ems ems they win bc,varr a4hn;o contrac,
ieEeT; -->
IT having been suggested to General
zee that the Richmond troops who had
It first been somewhat 10th TO 20 &c
cuba had reconsidered. and were dc.
themselves az prepared to &c
wherever ordered he exclaimed:
Richmond and Virginia will do thei,
duty. ] never knew them to fail. and
certainly they cnn be depended upon
now"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-24
Volunteers S WI WANTED.
c0n} nued From First page.>
bill va then passed wi,hou, divis.

ion. "i'is-
Iae z. rsmainder of the day otter 2
ee.'Sh smas devoted to eulog!es upon
sa- -, 1ua Puoae services Of the late
following members pa;d thar ,r,h,, ne
10 MS memory. Messns. Elliott nj
SCUM I;aroiina; Hamilton rRepublica NJ
ii M;cligan; Terry (Democmn. of Ar.
kansas, IafDelt tDemocrap. OF South
tarol.ia; lLanham (Democrat). OF
Texas; Barrows Gtepubiican). of Mas.
aefa etts; Stokes CDemocrat), of Soutl
tsr"una; Norton tDemocrnD, of South
South Carolina.
As further mark of respect, tn,
ilouSe. at i:l5 p. NJ, adjourned unit
Moaily
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-24
WOMEN JURORS TRY a WOMAN
est Louis Globe Democrat.)

BOISE CITY. Idaho. April % "A
ease in which a woman was tried by q
woman jury was heard IN WeiSer the
other day. Mrs. George l.. Smith had
done some sewing for Mrs. Abshire
and was to receive some jars in pay
ment. When she went for them she
was told they had been given away.
whcrcnpon she helped herself to some
other property In lieu. Mrs. Abshire
protested and was slapped by Mrs.
Smith. for which she had the latter ar
rested. 1t was determined that n
woman jury should try the case, ard
the town became greatly excited over
the matter. Six of the foremost la.iies
were impanclIcd After being out
three hours they returned verdict OF
acQuittai at 10 o'clock at night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-24
ON THE DIAMOND.
Results Of Yesterdays Games In the
National League
Nv r..

Results Of Yesterdays Games In the
National League.
N'y Photography
BALTIMORE, 3: BOSTON. ..
BALTIMORE. April %. Nichols
ana McJamcs had a pitchers battle
to-day. ana the 1850 spectators were
treated To one Of the fastest games
seen here for n long time. The i"lding
behind both twirlcrs was for the most
part Of the hair raising order.
score:
Boston 80. ....1 5000 o l o % s 3
batteries. McJamrs and Ciearke:
Nichols ana bergen. Ulnplres. Lynch
and Connolly. Time. AS.
PHILADELPHIA, .; NEW YORK. H.
York succeeded in Eyinnig the .,,;,llEssing
work. A,,cndaS &c, 1867.
Score: :, II I
s sAm Hd2I ! 4 III + +
ply and McFaNand; Doheny and War
, ner. umpires. Snyder and Curry,
Time, 2:20.
WA1;sh,,1SsgroN; 8; BR I',, 8 MA 3;
| ioIS, ftPi l tS
Senator'S had every prospect of win
ming today up to the sixth inning.
when six hits for eight bases gave the
victory TO the visitors. Att' ndunce.
$500.
Score:
r II F.
Washington eooe-s II !
Brooklyn !. ..1Ooll 6Oo'-s II 4
Batteries. Mercer and Mcclure:
Payne and Ryan UmpIrcs. Emslle and
| Andrews. Time. 2:l2.
NO GAME IN SIT. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. April 23. No game
today; wet grounds.
| CHAPEL HILL. n. c.. April 23.-TTni.
lverSity Of North Carolina. Q: University
Ht Virginia. I. Called at end OF lhiri
| inning on account of rain.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-24
WAR IN AFRICA.
strong

Your wife Is somewhat strong
minded, isn't she, Iittlejohn?"
Strong minded? 4 furniture polish
peddler came here yesterday. ana In
Ave minutes talk she sold him some
polish she had made herself"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-24
FTER THE SEANCE.

The Cleveland Plain Dealer)
1.-THE medium couldn't fool me OF
Aunt Mary"
What do you mean?
II knew IL wasn't Aunt Mary as SooI
ts she brcathed on me. Aunt Mary
never liked onions"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-24
NIEXNlbORT NEWS

N N""%"r, News . &c 90 90 %
Two-basc hit-C;corge. Base on
ballsOm Inks. =: Off Leach, 3. Struck
nut--l!y Inks. 4: Ifmillcr. 3 by
Leach. ;. Time Of game-i hour and
30 minutes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-24
WAR ENTHUSIASM IN MADRID.
s,sini; r,lS Indignant at he Capture ,
the Bucna Ventura.

spa niards Indignant al he capture .!
the Bucna Ventura.
MADRID, April 23-Th- MAR cnthu-
.i.,sm continues here ami III the prov
inccs. Patriotic demonstrations are
reportcd to have occurred everywhere.
Spcc!u, religious services Of prayer,
Gay and night are being organized lci
he succc. OF the Spanish arms.
The capture Of the spanish steamer
Bucna Ventura by the United :o.1tcs
cruiser Nashville off Key WaSl yes
tar,,ay aroused the greatest indignation
h,. Spluiards claiming that hoStiltics
are MOI vet supposed TO nave begun.
rhr newspapers OF tins city character
re the seizure OF the snip us an a"'
Of piracy and being in defiance VI the
Internal ionai law characteristic oi 'he
Yankee.
10 again rumorcd that the Spanish
| .n,,n,iron has sailed from the Cape u'
| Verde Islands, but it's destination l.
| lot given, though IL is bclicEe" nv
| spanish wurships will suddenly apPc"'
| md create surprise. "
| senior Moret, the minister loi ~.
.nlunies. declared it Is impossible i"'
| Geographic communication WIN up'
| a n. interrupted even If the Key IVES
! able Is cut, as three other cabics
| protected by the guarantee pl IN. '''
graphic convention, reach the iSlahu
TN, spanish fleet in the Antilles WI
| ,e commanded by Admiral Mahicrni''
he Spanish nuvai commander az ~
ANA. and the dying squadron OF spar
$ 10 be commanded by Admiral Ger
| verO.
Mark Twain gave - public reading @
,ornp of his own writings last month Il
VIENNA Miss Alice potter was
dive the reading herself. ana ihFi'c
he humorist TO be present. when !
.veryhodys surprise he asked to he III
| owed TO read himself.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-24
PEOPLE IN GENERAL

rrcIl .E IN SEiSf.fetAlL.
i4abori, IniuS chief advocate. receiE-
ca no rec Tor his services in the recent
trlal.
tact not generality known Is that
ne iiite james lHfhc was Tor some
tllit literary ADVISER ~ f-hsilha 10
i"lr"h lauSchhl1I' "l icipH,S, Il posi-
ion which gave him great influence
over INC continental fortune oil ms rel
low ;lnlhofS.
''hoh it'Sniio",n 7i"te ol l.'tus
lay uStu ~ 'hc ccitp'tlioh VI VIC hoiS
communion IN 'he Lazy 'hhpel ol
N"rsttt"r la'heur"i' rhsiahu' liic Sll-
Yer Eilt ralcn Which was some uhlc
| uE" lounu III me S'"''c comm "i w hitei
ne 'hhlcihlc, WHO WIS l'lShoP Oh Nhr-
| ccSttr III l-"", anu winch ihh MOI pcch
usrh i"i more IMAM ""o years.
| '"'u'ioh' we ii"' h,hS VOICE ~
| England, the monk VINO iirst sang OF
The creation and HE worlds CROWN. Is
Ia have memorial III the form OF
tn'nic cross erected on me o'u hDneS
nciEh'S on the chalk ciliis I" NmtoE.
The inscription VII ne INES rom ms
poem IN itnhic lcttcrS WIN IL 'rahSi'l-
non III inoheri EiShSh.
Tht inoth anniversary Oh me tnrth "i
Field Marshal Count Won M"itkr. on
: October ~. i!no. VIII u" marked pS me
erection Of Il public monument I" him
in i!"rlin. y preliminary meeting on
. the subject WAS held III the kcichSths
$ the other day. which was attended by
: members of all political parties Win
o the exception OF the Social Democrats.
) AS Queen NictoriaS carriage was
about to cross the SUSPENSION bridge
;. over the PalOn a Nice the other day
"a funeral came up. The Queen, IN
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-24
WHERE IS THIS MAN:
Louis II. Turnbuil Has Been Missing Since
Wednesday,.

Where Is Louis 2. Turnbull?
lie mas disappeared. leaving no trace
ot ms whereabouts. In IL tin shop
which he conducted on Jefferson ave
nue. was found Il letter addressed ITO
MY PEOPLE," with the request that the
finder would hand il To one of his
relatives. In the letter the writer.
WHO was Louis +. Turnbuli. said he
had been seen for the last time, and
that II would be useless for any one
|" look for his body, as he had pre-
pared his own grave. Further on in
tho letter he stated that on his work
bench would be found the bottle which
contained his last dose of medicine.
Tn. letter was dated Wednesday. April
20
The last time young Turnbmli was
seen was last "Wednesday afternoon.
Then he complained Of being sick.
Late that evening the order came from
Richmond directing Captain T.. Thorn
ton Mnryc To assemble the Huntington
Rifles. Mr.. TurnhuIIs name Is on the
muster roll. and Sergeant j. j. Ward
aud other members Of the company
searched diligently for him, but they
failed to locate him. At roll call he
VAS reported to be sick.
The missing man lived with his
brother, Mr.. Leroy Il. Turnhull. on
rwenty-eighth street. He did not
come home "Wednesday and WAS not
seen III all on InhfSiiS- FRIDAY ilttf-
noon MIR. r.eroy -. rurubull went tn
lie tin shop anu forced an entrance.
lie found his brothers uniform lying
III the bench, but his suspicious We're
not aroused. lie locked the door and
left the building. thinking his brother
had gone out into the country to see
u friend. Yesterday when h" learned
that his brother had not visited thu
friend i'm the country he again went &c
the tin shop and made further inv"sti-
CATION. Near the uniform. lying OF
the bench. We're II book ana II small
phial labelled laudanum. Inside the
book the letter was found together
with the lead pcncil which h" uscl In
writinf; he farewell message. Id re-
turned tn his homo and AT once nrti-
| fed his sister. Mrs. Su" rnbh. who lives
ut No. l3I Twenty seventh street. ant
brothers who reside in Hampton.
None Of the missing mans relative!
| think lie has taken his life. Whri
seen by Il reporter for the Daily Pres:
last night. MIR. Leroy II. Turnbull snii
u do not believe Louis has coinnittc,
! suicide. II is my opinion he has enlist
| ed in the United States army, for Ii
has been seriously considering join M
the army fus.t"r !nc, ;;ceE."
/, IH1rc IS no reason why he should xii
| himself
Mrs, Tabb said she did not t,ink 81
brother had killed himself
The police have been notified o
young Turnbull's disappearance
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-24

CHAPEL HILL. n. c.. April 23.-Uni-
verSity Of North Carolina. Q: University
"f Virginia. I. Called at end OF third
inning on account of rnin.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-24

PHILADELPHIA. 9; NEW YORK. H.
Observation-Disclosures %. New
YORK su S zee, In yinnig, ,ms a,lfESs ing
| work. AttcndaY 90 1867.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-24

My Large Double Stores overlooking with them.
They are sonishing War news not i'll it. Let call
attention to few Of the many bargains offer this
week.-Mrs. week only and for CAs1I--we will give
the following astonishing prices:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-20

have seen 1t and turned their wheels 10
give Il wide berth. 4 black shadow en-
the ocean at night. Il melancholy ruin of
shpcraft by lisht, Il looms on the view
OF navlgators as an irresponsible mena g
10 their safety. And the water That slsps
M he tiine~worn fin1bers singg a dirga
over the imprisoned bones: i lament for
the. sailor souls that have flown. And the
rising gale stops and circles abont an,i
whistles quite low oH the stumpy mas;s
OF the nameisss derulict
What craft is that wsflish rides alone.
with neither captain. hemsman nor lly-
ing crew. WHAT uane aas on The bow
ws1ic h oncs cHt keenly through the DANG
irg waves before the fgezhening hrrezee
Ns,as men were those $50 rottad forres
now lie in the floating sseSu ,cAers 1fere
are wai;iag mothers. wjYts aHd sisters
WHO wateh for the ships shst are overtime
and IN the.r hearts Is ;he constant qses-
tion: Was he on the sanssless ,legefict 49,
The dangerous huik saa sSkted or June
- hy the schooner hlza Mlller I, was
then 2ss miles west ef Coos hay ami 80
miles south by west from cape FiA,terv.
The currents we're slo@ly taking The de-
serted remnant soe ards the coast. tarov-
fqg aer directly In she course q all coast