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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-26
our STORE
WHAT 1T SELLS
ND SELLS WHAT 1T ADVERTISER
New England Mills Have been Sacri-
nc1ng Gotten Goods and we Have
laken Advantage of the Low Prices.
war on the New England Cotton
Mills. :
ESPECIAL TO THE CHI RoNICLE.1

ESPECIAL TO H CH~RoNICLED
BOSTON, January l5.-The operators
IN over half a hundred cotton mills in
the New England States ceased to he
pa'o under the old schedule of prices
when they left heir work TODAY. On
Monday morning the general policy of
lie 'i'n''lac'urers to reduce wages will
DE IN effect in nearly every mill center in
the SIX States. The reduction will then
become operative in the cotton mills of
New Bedford, Lowell, Pawtucket and
Blackstone Valley in Rhode Island. and
IN the States of Maine and New Hamn-
shire.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-26
ALL SORTS.

Read every word in s. B. Cohen's ad
Look for bargains a MISS VOID
bury's.
Senator Jones was in this city Yes
terday.
No. 202e won the fish set giver
away by the Emporium Monday
night.
Frank Lee arrived from the Cast
yesterday morning. He will remain
In this city II few weeks aud then o.
10 the Klondike.
'lhe appointment of John 5. Nav
hugh as Agent at the Western Sbo.
shone Indian Reservation has beer
confirmed.
Mrs. Annie Thompson md daughter
Alma, left for San Francisco last
evening
Clark, the St, Helena fratracide. has
confessed to the murder of his
brother.
Plum long cut tobacco, Wholesale
and retail at Chas. H. Kelly's, Arline-
ton block.
Best s cent cigar. "Republic" and
'Mexicana." at Riegg's
Chas. b. Kelly, Arlington Block
mas the finest line Of crockery and
glassware which are going at less
than they are worth. Make YOUR
selections sooE.
Don't fail to get some of those special
bargains In winter footwear at Ed Bur-
hngson's. He has a first class stock to
select from and you can save money by
euylng YOU goods at home. Call and
inspect his large line of fine footwear.
Extra quality. IL 4, Vicuna. all wool
blankets. formerly sold at 81 now
IS 50. Fine ia. Gray. all wool blank
cts, formerly Sc so O SIS Fine
quality comforters 81. These are
bargains .JoE P1.rr
The Thaxter Drug Store will this
month again give away 4 prizes TO
sneir customers See articles in win.
COW, ornamental and useful-5 cents
70 III 90 entities purchaser to a ticket.
FoR sALE-The dwelling house on
hlngs Street occupied by G. h. Mey-
ers. For price and particulars en-
qnlre OF b. Olcovich, s17 South
ST., Los Angeles, Cal. j15,f
The new method of ADVERTISING the
prices of merchants goods, seem to a.
tract public attention, and % be IN n
late and in the swim with the pushipo
business men, make or bust.
L announc herewith that T will col
sets complete at So so, So5 CO.
'Z' co. 20 CO, s35 CO and SO ca. Doubl
'peihg and top mattresses from 81 so 10
~ 90. Single lounges $40 90 and SD M
Bed lounges $l4 co to $40 90. all other
reduced in proportion. and will
'ssufe anyone that takes the trouble to
AL that the goods are all new and M to
late. No u.piture store can make or
llhafy eSpen es at the above prices. but
ooht expect to make money these
ines. my aim is in common with tho
'her merchants Of Carson to leave no
Ncrse for parties sending out of town \
Or goods. GEO. w. KITzMEYER e
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-26

10 the future all he passenger cars
OF the Southern Pacific Company will
pe tamlgated at the end of each trim
oy d patent process for the purpose OF
destroying all disease germs. Sew
erai OF the large Eastern railroads
nave adopted this ELAN for cge.rioy
tnelr cars OF possible disease germs
and II Pas met with strong favor bv
the Boards OF Health and th.. trayeI-
ing public.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-26
IS

. We don't pay SIS for this
space If we didn't think it was
worth that much to call your
attention to our low prices in
Gents Neckties = choice Of anv
in our store 20 cents.
Cents Undershirts, worth more
IS cents
These prices will get you within
speaking distance of our late stv,e
goods, and they will talk for them
OlcOvich Bros. J
What We say We do, we do do
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-26
For the Masquerade.

Cagwin & Noteware hav We received q
new lot OF masks and costumes for
the coming masquerade that are the
latest out. The suits for the occasion
Will be found at Mrs. Knowles rooms
al the Arlington House. These sui,s
are at rem; at very reasonable rates
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-26
The California Murderer.

Sheriff McDeid arrived SATURDAY.
from Lovelock with w. n. Hubbard
the California murderer, an account
o1lwhose crime and arrest appeared
In Saturdays issue. Hubbard. when
brought face to face with c. J. Hoolev
orother of the boy whom be killed.
was positively identified as the right
man.
Hubbard was not surprised when
arrested and made no resistance. He
admits the killing, but claims that he
did it in eelf defense and that he will
nave no trouble in getting out of the
scrape. 1t would seem that he has
made no particular attempt to escape
arrest, as he has always gone bv his
real name. He says be even met the
Deputy Sheriff of Sierra county at
but the latter either did NOT
know him or wish to arrest him
says he will 60 back for
'rlai without awaiting reuuisition
papers. and the Sierra county Sheriff
Will probably arrive tomorrow for his |
prisoner. Silver State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-26
Lost His Arm.

Ell Perkins, formerly engineer at
me Asylum, had the misfortune TO
lose his right arm while at work a,
Arockee Sunday evening. His arm
was caught in some machinery and
badly crushed that amputation was
necessary. Mr.. Perkins is a brother
ln-law Of Ed Carpenter OF Wells
Fargo & Co.-Journal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-26

John dldathi had 1000 sheep in the
STOCK corral last hight. The doqs
got after them and, in their fright to
get away. the sheep piled 10 10 such a
manner as to smother 3Os of them
Journal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-26
-. me Strike will Force Prices up Again, Therefore b,,v W :
While Prices are Lower than for Twenty Years Past. :
COTTON

Wv 0OODo.
New York Mills fine muslin sheetino for.
merly Z yards for 81 strike price 9 yds for 81
full width muslin formerly II yards for 81
strike price Is yards for ST.
Lonsdale, formerly II yards for ST. strike
price ii yards for ST..
Denver W, heavy unbleached muslin. for
merly II yards for 81 strike price Is wards
for 81
Jersey standard butter cloth. strike price
y yards for 81
yorkshire heavy ginghams, strike price
20 yards for 81
Preston Mills flannellettes, strike price Is
yard for 81
Rosemont c%alicos, strike price 20 wards 81
ABOVE Prices may be Changed at anv
l m Without Further Notice.
F. w. DAY,
YANKEE CLOTHlER,n
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-26

head every word in s. B. Cohen's ad
Several sleiohs and cutters were ont
yesterday. Although there wasn't
much snow on the Main Street tb.
oack streets seem to be in pretty good
condition for sleighing.
5oo doz IA and Il! 4 PLY linen collars
ioo doz -, 122 aud 132 4 ply linen
= for 10 cen at the Emporium
removal sale.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15
Nor NOW, BUT LATER.
McC0rds Giler Nav Yet be
 Cor s:drlel.

The proposition of Gov rror Me CC-d iO rai>e annthtr Arizona Iegi meat for operations in the Phil;p- riae> nr yher'v rel q th" government n.l Int wish c. 2. nd Y, has bot yet 5ren immediately accep.e', though ii Is pn-sihle that in ;he event Gf "A csnlinuance c. the war i. would bs favurahly regarded.
 The Republican says tie frs. reply received by the 'vetuor yesterday was from Sa'.etor Qlay. 70 whom the governor lad tp,t graphed asking hi n tp use hiainH i-nca with the president Senator c Iay said .hl. ha hId called on the president and endorsed the offer. Later in .he day the follow ing telegram from Atjl;antGene,a! Cor hin, porsrily cio-ei negotiations re gaTuing the matter:
 "Washihg.oa, May II, lS2>.
 'Gayernor Of A;ixona, Phoenix. Ar z'na: Not pr-sit'a to authorize you 70 rise q regiment for service at thi- Imo. The uresi,!eT. appreciates your ratrio' ic offer ard ii Tn the iu'ure ii can be done yon will receive c"nsid erat.o1. H. C.fOR IN,
 "til tGnt- General"
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15

AriZons i.a- 6. lat hem deserved Y cosop limsnted ,y Sew York i.leT. The issue oi .' Jrig~" which srr!scd this morLInc c 'rtsinS acarj""E rep resenting :1r I'aited : ats troops az ranged in such a EIanLc- :'is: :he whole military ag.ragation 'yIiie- ti.c Amcrica1 ii,g. h thS ffoat corner rcpse-eniing .ha starry por.inr of 'h' emblem marches the As.= na u.scr- and fnllowing cnmss t!.e delegations oi the q iTeTent sia'es arranged in the or der o. N ,espJnss to tae cal io' Yolun:fer..
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15

EatwItl.s., .:d.ug tn. recent furry in p-ic-a, c:.ns ',>.s 5sea -slliTg 6. lair figures id .tcEve-. Sra.l'ig steers f.om lhs "Hir-e Shoe Enr" herd, reaso,ly shipped iron, q is county, brought :23 .o7 m t;,e D rre' rnarko', shipment from G5IoI imo fy tbs C!l;ricahns Cetua company brou .h; $2J.0J $, ptuyer. l. iS claimed by -bipperS ,h.s :ha-e p-lces ,ocude prepaid freight to tn: !Is'- ou., river. tut even taen :hey s:c no: b al.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15

The fuiloaiug ral-s si,nuld te i.!.
 lowed ty persons who enter E new = paper office. E"tsr softly sit down quietly, subsc ibe Tor tn. ptn7r sai
 pay in advance, keep six feet away from the devil, i.ani, and eycs 0ti :hr mar . uscript; dJ..': cary away the ex"hsi;- ses; don't read tie 'yp' on the stone : ksep shy 0. ,'ie towel and l.y si means
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15

The i.rstrt gun on ,he Iwa and IrdiaTs, the most powerful cf Admir- al Sam:fon'- feet. is the 13-inch, ea-c,ive al eight miles. Sae!I a gun " ishs ,jxty ,oEs. l. 10 eer long. takes ,ase, q charge 0! J.0 pounds of pow der and throws pr rt.lr weighing llJ0 pnsUis w;:h an energy, at th' ralzzls -i if :ie1t D p'rforste 2G ir.che- Si st.-i. This IS the message ready for the Sprri c-riscrs !.hey svc in the West Irdiss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15

An avclang. vouch.s for the f. l. lowing: "One uf .'I- most remarkable developments oi lmr automatic ma china Is q 'Dr. CnreaIl' ia H"n md. !, is wooden tignre o: < tamn. with the names 0i various siimcrI<. Y ynr have pain, ini I.s cpr.stp 'Tding location On the figure. drop a c.ii.. ;'i' q the s!oi and the proper pill or DO der will come ont
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15

The Grand I1ice Knight .! PythiaS finisbnd it's wOrs a: Tucson yest~!day and adiouroe.!. Among ,i,@ ite:nr o' interest was the ;sS=ing of re-''in- ton directirg al sub. TdiLats 'arts 10 fly the American flag aFoTe 'h- f 'g of :hs order shsney. T the latter l. di-- played. Jerome was chosen ss thc mex; pl ce o' me ting Grand lodec 0tiicers were elected as fo l.ws: Past Grand Chan pl'or, J. c Pritchard. q. C.. J. 4. Kscbi ,ek; V c C., c. II. Moore; Pr~l-tr, Reese Ling 7; q. K. of R. S, Harry Erschman G E. of E., c. II. Coble G. NJ. at A., Ge, B. Pc ter; G. G., Steve Roemer q, Q. G., c. F. Leona'd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15
War betw. en tie TWO chi.i COT po:

War beiw, en Ihe TWO chi.i COT pn:- Droiu~irg roantrie,- the United Sta;az sni Spsi' - on trp of th- great electrical demand w;i! o:casi q ho nm ia the price, says the Mining and ScieE,fc rres=. TuJeT present ordinary cJDdi;i.ns unt evon gold.
 mining is 70 uni'nrni'y profitable. The 20 Tir to Cn. nf Spain snn unc. a .orty per ctrt divi'end for 1897
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15

MT. Bi,,ee. hay and graia buyer from Santa Anns, Calf, this week purchased l2 cars of hay A, PEoehiS and the same amount at Tenre. He will ship to Csli:ornis over the Mari copa A PhOenix. He left oI N ednes- day io. S.tinrt. Arizona, on s similar mission -tiaz.t
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15

Mrs. Margaret Berry arrived this morning from Los Anee,e-o q busi. ness vi.i.. Mr.. Berry is still largely interested in property in Tombs,sne and will spend aiew deys tt her old home.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15

The guns for tie Cnn.bs!onr II, me Guard. s.o Icing dis,rihutod to the members. Therei5 t.lk Of dri!lin2 the guar.!s who are wiling io g:re their ;iine to the practice Tti- is en exec lent idre and Es hope to s,e il carried o...
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15

Calvin G.cnn ha! iu a fine load Of SalrllDg heller. from Geronimo, ArI
 zona. which .ol'i early in the day. ir fac. ss coon Is t'iey wrre un'oaded. They were nice native siuil and brougE' S2j ger head wiihou, tronOl which is considered g.rd pT,ce for Arizona syearling-.-Danva, = nck kmsn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15

C,vnhG. MrG"ri few !Ays ago w.-cd Col. Wm Ii s-lirg II Arizona could b. p-r:nit ed Co furnish anorhc' hu dre' men for tae cowboy :eei ment, c l.Wnoi iia reply ,h.. the rogi- msrt is entirely fu!!, and ndied tina, he !s deli! 'ri with l.rodi.-'- mer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15

It is expected the grand jury aili complete their lstor- t|dav. This jury are doing fiicient work and con- sidering more criminal eases in ies- time than preser; d hefor- any other jury in the county. They are msking 2 a r. coti
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15

ri-'rict I'tOIGfy Er e!ish tesi!es st;e nding io tie erin incl bnsnt s- bs io-e ,..e grand jury ard looking after his civil eases ofaTa the co,:rt is one "i the busiest officials stGut i..a court hoIse.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15

The !:";rtt'-cape Vsrf,rnanc" to be given On Mo. day ard TuesGay night c! wIi eccHes and pp to-is's pictures will be an interesting eyhi5i- tioa.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15
Tomhs,nne z, Ari7.. My l3, i9SS.
-~ . -

Co. Wn. Herring Came in ta:s morning iiom Tue cu fo !. O after iht interests 0! h.s. clients h! this term oi cont.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15

The G,z=tt "r"r,s ,i.e qua'an'ine cf 70 Q infected cattle at Bishee. N Nahing has eesn he,r.! of j. her. ard doubtless the -epo-t !s ,,,orCus.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15

in agent Is in the city rn tte intsr- e,t of fire ins.rance Co taking ro'es of tho ri-Es, IsoN.;;nn etc Of tho h q e.s orticn O. tOwr,
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15

C. w. Blackburn. Superintendent Of the Copper King Of Bisbee i. in the city on court business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15

Jns. Hot ilrI came in this morning from Wilcox where be has besn Io.k- ing alters me cattle shipm nt,.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15

The Tomb-tnh- iium. Gla,ds will now meet regularly every Fiid y right at the City Han.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15
TRIAL JURY
Jurtrs Who Are Subpoensd for
 Monday Next

P. A. Boyer. Wm. SchIiascher, Win. Lutley, II. Bunker. sam Johnson, TEos. Higgins, W. c. Abbott. Thos. Gribble, A shaw. Geo. Johnson. 4 F. Bond, Ihos. Duncan. Chris Grauer. Geo NAnderwalEer, ]. McCormiJk, Asa Walker. Ed Dunbar Geo. 4 .Sev H.. r. r. Moore, Sine Gi!len, J. x. Chrisiianson Lyman Curtis P. J. Dalehahty Sam Bohn, Ben She,d, !, A. Bndsc~er. s. r. Curtis, f'tar Jensen, Geo. Aston, T, C. Bain. Wm. Fix !. X. Fitch, M. J Brophy, Th1s. Pidwel', Sam Friedman, F. +. Eopp, P. P. Sabine, (. II. Lir:paap, C,.n Harrington, Frank Garian!, Ian Huddy. Wm. Cowlu. R. Vincent, F. Muni", F. Dubacher, <. II. Bryant, c. ". Black burn F. NJ. Likes. Cbss. c .eii;ns Pete HayeIsnn,
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15

Miss Alice Crable returned from s short visit 70 P she last ,ig!t.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15

The graud jury U,l; rrohal ly finish Alr lab1rs hy the "r,. of thn week
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15
IlE,sEsl tslR THE IAt,~.

tContrii u,:d) We've shouted ~ D,Uey and lie splendid victory won. Or how he Eckef the Spaniarjs and never lot gun, Bu. why eiye Dewey sli :he p,ai;e, Why i,ud him tu the stars For what could D wey d. Ii hc hatn't had the 1a!-2 Just stop bit and r,ckon, Who d.j the shooting there Di: Dewey do i. nll,
 Or did ths Jacsirs do .heir sharls U.qs Dewey all that's dne hm. The praise end added s'ars.* But while yuui'r rra'-ing D. w@v. Don't forget 10 prsi.e the Tars.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15

Several more co1rt s,:tnIau,s az. rived oday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15

.CGm m0dore "a re star and two anchors .n thoui.iar strap, Admiral has four ftars and ,So .nchors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15

TD Cure s'onsti aa:Ics Forever.
 Take casC;irTts Candy Csth.rtic It,c or 25c Ii C. |. (. II! 10 cure dru,sgiSts refund money
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15

TiocT oiI,l' th. currets. wall rsrsr chrn,il poriiera, window shades and anything in ,h- honsehold gouds line 4, lowest prices at Bsrrow's oue price store, u.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15

70 Clre consiipation Forever.
 T1,e CscraTe:s C1p@y Cathzriic. ioc or Sc .t (. L. C id,i 70 cnse- --.cgg.sts reiaad money
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-10-07

When Gen. Moreau was in the United
States he was once the victim of a
rather droll Misunderstanding lie
was present at concert where piece
was sung by the choir with the re-
frain; Tomorrow, tomorrow" Hav-
Ing very imperfect knowledge of Eng
lish, he fancied it to be "a cantata given
In his honor, and thought he distin-
guished the words: ITO Moreau. to
Moreau." Each time the refrain was
repeated he rose to his feet and grace
iully bowed on all sides, to the great
establishment of the audience, who did
not know what to make of it-Le
Figaro
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-10-07

"AnWol0 dtdn't steal the rubies."
death and elopement alternately and
treated our fathers with despairing and
most exasperating dutifulness. The
month of June found ourselves and our
affections exactly where we and they
had been in March.
A daughter is, l take it, harder TO re-
slst than son. 1t was for this reason,
and not because Sir Matthew was in any
degree less stubborn than my father,
that the first overtures came from the,
Marstons
Sylvia was brimming over with de-
light when she met me one morning.
Papa is ready to 10 reconciled !'' she,
cried. "Oh, Jack, isn't it delightful"
what, will he apologize?' l asked
eagerly as l caught her hand.
Eyes, Fl" she said, with smiling lips
and dancing eyes, he'll admit that
nothing has occurred to prove Colonel
Merridews guilt if your father will ad-
NIT that every sane man must have,
thought that Colonel Merridew was.
guilty"
"Hum" said doubtfully I'm tell
NV father"
MY raJner received my report in O.
somewhat hostile spirit At first he was
inclined to fnd q new insult in 1t, and
had great difficulty in bringing hip
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-10-07
FOR THE OPPRESSED.
DR.. Talmage Tells Where the Hunted
of Earth May Find Help.
Refuge from the Hounds of Persecution,
Vicissitude and Death In the wide
ana Deep Lake of Divine
Soiace and Rescue.

Dr. Talmage, drawing his illustra-
lions from deer hunt, in this dis
course calls all the pursued and trou-
bled of the earth to come and Stake
their thirst at the deep river of divine
comfort. Text; Psalms, 40:i: As the
hart panteth after they water brooks,
so panteth my soul after Thee, o God.
David. who must some time have
seen deer hunt. points us here to a
hunted stag making for the water.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-10-07

The fascinating an
imal called in my
text the hart is the
same animal that
in sacred and pro-
fame literature is
called the stag, the
roe buck, the hind,
the gazelle, the
reindeer. In cen
trail Syria, in Bible
times, there were
whole pasture fields
of them, as Solo
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-28
Lost Dog I,,.ur.pc M.

A new kind of insurance is that ~
lost, strayed, stolen Or impounded
dogs. The dog insurance company
registers the dog to be insured, with its
full description, and provides a tag OF
the insurance company bearing the
number by which it is registered which
tag must be constantly worn, together
with its city license tag.
The insurance company keeps a man
at each pound to release any dog bear
ing tag of the company and return If
to its owner. This is a great conyen.
lence to the owners of valuable nets.
and saves the dogs from CONTRACTING
the diseases which are so numerous
and contagious in such place. 1t also
saves both dog and owner much misery
and anxiety, to say nothing Of the ex-
pense and tiresome red tape which are
necessary to release a dog from the
pound.
Detectives are regularly employed by
the company to trace any dog. the mo-
ment 1t is reported missing.
Every person pledges himself to re-
port to the association any dog which
lie finds wandering about apparentl,
lost and bearing tag OF the company
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-28

Miss Ellen Mock. of Hiilwood Station.
on the Eastern Shore, passed through
this city yesterday on her way home,
having received a telegram announcing
that her brother had been killed.
The gunboat Bancroft. Commander
Richardson Glover, and the Mangrove
Lieutenant Commander Wainwright
Kellogg, We're the only arrivals at Old
Point yesterday. The Viking, Lieuten-
ant Edward S. Bucklank, sailed for
Boston.
game of base ball took place Yes
terdty at the Soldiers Home between
the Newport News club and the ORR
oles. the score standing at the close OF
the nine innings II to in favor OF the
visitors.
There are FIVE hundred guests at the
popular old Hygeia.
The soldiers of the Maryland reg-
ment at Fort Monroe say that they are
not supplied with sufficient food and
threaten to complain to the depart
ment
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-28
A COMING DEDICATION.
An Institution Established by Colo,

An Institution Established by Colored
Women of This City.
The Old Folks Home and Orphan
Asylum, an institution established in
this city by colored women, will be
dedicated next "Wednesday afternoon.
Quite number of distinguished color
ed orators will be present and deliver
addresses. Among the number ex-
pected are Rev r.. H. Boiling. D. D., Of
Norfolk; Rev. D. p. Seaton of Norfolk:
Rev. James Holmes, D. D.. of Rich
mond. and the pastors of the Hampton
churches.
The Old Folks Home has been estab-
lished for the benefit of aged colored
women and orphans. Only persons OF
good moral character will be admitted.
and once members of the institution
they will be as tenderly cared for as if
they were in Well to do homes OF their
own. Work on the building, which ie
located in North Hampton, and owned
by the Grand United Order of Lents,
an organization composed entirely of
women, was commenced year ago.
Much of the money used in the con
struction was contributed from the
earnings Of Woodworking women. The
institution is a credit to it's founders
and will prove q blessing to hundreds
of people.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-28
ExLINE DISCHARGED.
Said to Have Made a Kew to the

Said to Have Made i; Key to the Jail
Door
EXline. the Fort Monroe batterymar
arraigned before Mayor Hope ten DAYS
ago upon the charge of stealing Il bicy
Gle III Newport News and sent to Jail
IN default OF the payment of $50 fine.
was released from custody last evening.
after serving but Il small part of the
Tune for which he was committed He
claims to be Il nephew of the Secre-
tary of War. 1t is hardly likely, how
ever. that 1inship With that official had
anything to do with securing his dis
charge.
One of the officers of the city police
force told the writer last night that
ENiine had made Il wooden key to the
Jail door and that had he been left
alone night or two longer his release
by the county authorities would have
been unnecessary. The key, it is said,
Is now in the possession OF Mayor
Hope It is reported that Exline is I'M
der charges at the fort and that he will
have to stand trial by courtmartial.