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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-25
sE-Ns St-C - -=-s.
GA VliN DIAMOND.
Results Of Yesterdays aamea In tho
NATIONAL and Atlantic Leagues.
CIV Tplegranh

tBy Telegraph)
PITTSBURG. May 24.-Pittsburg won
the second game from Fhiladelphi. to-
day in contest full of brilliant PLAYS.
Attendance. 1000. Score:
Pittsburg. % o 10000 X. 6 2
Philadelphia. % 0 0 0l1Ol--3 s =
Rntteries-kiilen and Schriyer Orti;
and Mcfarland. Empires mslie and
Andrews. Time. 1:a5.
CINCINNATI. 3: BROOKLYN. C.
CINCINNATI. May 24.-The Reds
played stupid bail today and Brooklyn
won. Ralph Miller. II Cincinnati bow
was presented with a diamond stud by
MS admirers. Attendance. 1,925. Score.
... RHE
Brooklyn. % oGl 10 2-6 IL 3
Batteries-Dwycr and Pietz. Miller
and Grim. Umpires-O'Day and Me
Donald. Time LES
LOUISVILLE. /; NEW YORK. e.
LOUISVILLE, May 24.-The Colonels
| could not hit Meekin and the Giants
had no trouble in winning today. AT
| tendance. LOO. Score:
Louisville .ooo1o o o-l o
New York. % Oos o . o. G Ia l
erics-Cunringham and Wilson.
-cuslunan and Heydler. Time, 200.
| ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
| AT Lancaster u.....
Lancaster 400 so1o2 ID il a i
Allentown .ooo1oool o-2 :
Batteries-Sprogel and Wente. New
ell and Mackey.
| AT Patersnn--Norfnlk-P Paterson game
| post poned; rain.
ST. I 81 IS. ?. pos rf,S. 10.
| ST. LOUIS May - Til" E"nwrs dc
ieated the i3"l.ic,tnrs this afternoon
hy a streak q: opp 'r.',ne i';,ttins.
George Decker was rr:,Slr;,t"d by i,cal.
Attendance. 1000 Score:
St Louis. 21no3 1901 ,-12 II 5
Eoston. 20 20 2l10-lo 12 2
| MISUNDERSTANDING. Taylor ANA Glenn
ents. Willis, Lewis ana Bergen. I'm
pires--Swnrtzwood and Wood. Time.
2:35.
CHICAGO, 10, BALTIMORE. 1s
chicago, May 2i.-The Orphans
punched their nine hits for seven runs
in the first. then went all to pieces.
! Both teams hatted savagely Attend
hncc. $500 Score:
.. .. M.M.. RIFE.
Chicago. Z o3 o 0 o IA II G
Baltimore. L 342 0-15 10 O
Battcrics-Grifflth, Kilery and Dona :
| hue. Chance. Hughes and Nops and
Bowerman. unprecedented and Con
nelly. Time. 800.
CLEVELAND, A.: WASHINGTON. 0.
| CLEVELAND. May 24.-Evans was
wild in tnday's game and the Indians
had an easy time defeating the Sen
ittors. Attendance, 400. Score:
Cleveland. % 30 oO3 x-4 9
Washington. % o0o 0 o. 0 10 .
Batterics-Wilsnn and O'Connor,
Evans and Farrell. Umpires-Snydci
and Curry. Time. 300 .Y
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-25
AIr. G. II. E,ckl.n Elected.

The new military company held 4
meeting at the Casino last night for
the purpose of electing second lieu
tenant Al the meeting held in Moss
iall Monday night Aressrs. Carte: b.
Ficklin and c. j. Taliafcrro were placed
in nomination and three ballots We're
mad, but no election resulted. They
were again placed in nomination and
MIR. Fi"klin was elected on the first
ballot by vote OF 81 to II. CAPTAIN
tltchett then appointed Mr.. Taliaferro
second sergeant, having left this office
open for the defeated candidate The
election was made unanimous.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-25
PERII.s OF TIE SEA.

Eugene Hall, three rnasted schoon-
Ell. loaded With plaster from New York
60 Norfolk. went ashore on Hog Is
land bar Saturday night during a
heavy fog. The crew were all saved by
the life-savinE crew. The Merritt
Wrccking Company's tug is at work on
the vessel. She is leaking badly and
may be Il partial loss.
The Sloop yacht Vala, owned by Dr.
William NJ. Morrison, of Brooklyn, N
y. stranded on Little Inlet Shoals
near Smiths Island, Saturday night.
The crew escaped in a small boat, and
Wcr" picked up by the life-saving
crew.
The yacht will be total loss.
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HE IS STILL WITH US.
cleveland Leader.)

Oh, the man who howled the loudest
A month or so ago
Who was mad because the President
Was 80 Internal slow
Whose blood was fairly boiling.
Who was sweating bloody sweat
Have you noticed that he's loating
Around here yet? .#
Oh, the fellow who was Tuning.
Who was stewing day and night
Who was ripping, who was tearing,
Who was spelling for ffght-
Have YOU noticed, gentle reader,
That he doesn't fume or fret, -
And that he hasn't taken
His departure yet?
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worm pR CONGRESS,
syaFoceealngs Of Both BRANCHES Yeste.-
sE5s5 day.
(By Te(eEraph.)


S&5;sVAsEdfNGToE. May 24.-rhe dis
3cussiQn in the House today was brief
several bills were passed. notably
those for the organization of the ma
val hospital corps: to facilitate mill
tary trials for small offences. and TO
authorize the appointment of 81 COM
mission to allot certain lands to and
secure the cession of others from rhs
%Uintah Indians in their reservat ton in
Utah ~
S$ A bill providing an American regis
ter for the steamship Zoalandia, which
passed the Senate yesterday. was also
passed. The vessel is to act as a
transport to the Philippines
n AT 1855 P. NJ. the House adjourned
Il WASHINGTON, May 24.-That fea-
ture Of the war revenue measure plac-
ing tax on one quarter of one per
Scentum upon the gross receipts of cor
porationS was under discussion in tina
Senate throughout the days session.
incidentally the proposed tax on bank
deposits was adverted to. The princi-
pal speeches were delivered by Mr..
Plat (Republican). of Connecticut.
and Mr. Lindsay tDemocraO. of Ken
: lucky, both of whom vigorously at
tackled the corporation tax. The
weight of the argument was thrown
against the tax on the ground
that 1T was unconstitutional, because
the tax was not levied alike upon all
Il PSASOAS StI6dSeO IN a particular line
of business. He maintained that an oc-
equation tax could be levied, provided
that the conditions were fair and equi-
) table. but that the business of cor
poration could not be taxed simply be-
cause it was conducted by a corpora
ton. To be equitable the tax must
4 be laid upon the business whether ii
was conducted by corporation. u
partnership, 4 firm or an Individual.
Mr.. Lindsay vigorously antagonized
the proposed issue Of legal tender notes
declaring that it accumulated the exist
ing menace to the gold reserve of the
treasury, and was. beside. the dearest
money ever devised. He held that
such an issue would be blow to the
nations financial credit. He. too, pro
scented an argument against the pro-
posed corporation tax. maintaining that
If enacted into law it would breed a
batch Of insults. instead of providing
what the government needcd-ready
money with which to conduct the war
y operations .M0.
Tomorrow these names will resume
the discussion of the pending measure
an hour earlier than usual, the session
i beginning at eleven o'clock.
At ABB P. NJ. the Senate went into
executive session, after which 1t ad-
journed.
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CAME FOR pEp,1pc

&c l'riliSh steamship Glenharr cn
ap,ain walters. arrived at the shin,
yar" Monday afternoon with a hnl.
IN her bottom and her forepeak fuli NJ
Wa'"r' CAPTAIN Walters reported hay
'ns t"l'lded with a submerged wreck
nr Ivy 10y norln or Eatteras. the position
~ .le oefelicts mast being such as
10 tear away one of his plates caus-
me iorepeak to take water very rapid
The Glenhafren was en- route from
.'alVestnn to Rotterdam via Norfolk
LOT coal but Captain Walters made
Sti'iiSht Tor the shipyard instead 81
putting in at Norfolk. The vessel viii
De locked at once. when a survey viii
be made VIZ
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sCnOoNERs IN pIsrpEsc

81 IN formation received here is IT, tho
,,aa !, ma. the schooner II. Harris,
North Beach Station. on the E.,.,.
Shoie OF Maryland. -
!t'm me same source il was learn
.d ti;.t tn" schooner Eugene Hall
l"'""d with plaster, from Red Eanch
n ,.': aSi1rfe on tn" outer bar of Hog
damaged. '''e
The. Merritt Chapman Companv,s
Tug j: ., Jones left yesterday after
noon to rescue one or both of the yes.
Sells.
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Police Court

The following cases We're disposed of
in the Police Court yesterday morning:
Albert Turner tcolored). charged
with maintaining Il nuisance; fined
$3.50. 4.8...o ..... 0..
Lee Scott. n colorcd boy who was
charged with stealing brass and iron
from the old guano factory. was or
tlered to be whipped by the City Ser
w. II. Hopkins. charged With selling
cigars Sunday. May s: case dismissed.
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a BANl X Err MUEpEEEp.
T. lHN Ialaera | -----


TAMPA. Ella. Aay .4.-The horr,-
bly, nmtilatcd form OF William Mcl.,cu
prominent banker Of St. P.tershn g
Fla. WAS found today on the rai.roa,
track i'll the lnwrr part of tl:e lru.
Bru,,Il,. reservation. a disrcplttaile pas
of til" city. Mc!.e"d had been shot
four times. any one Of the wounds he
ing Sufficient to cause death, and the
body then placed on the railroad track;
with the apparent intention OF conceal-
ing the crime.
Mcleod came to Flurida in 1881 a.
the representative of tn" British syn
dictate that built the orange Belt Rail
road and made other extensive i'm
pr"rcinents on the west coast lie b :.
came president OF tit ST. Eetrrshur.
state Bank in lsS.,. Aici-.' Il Was !" ma
tive of t.unhnre. Sco,laAd and was :
| member of the Scottish Bankers
Union.
There is no clue Ia tho lnurdcrera.
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READY FOR SEA.

WASHINGTON. May 24.--rhc Navy
Department has advices from Ca,lZ
that the torpedo boat destroyers DcS-
lructo and Prosperina have been put
in order and are ready To start with
Cerver:ls fleet AS soon as it reaches
CadiZ on route to the Philippines. The
Alfonso NH and Pelayo are expected
to remain at Cadiz with the home
SQUADRON
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GROWTH OF PATRIOTISM.
providence Journall

1t was no French champagne, but
American, which was used in the
launching of the hattleship Alabama
How could one expect the daughter OF
Senator Morgan to be anything but
flercaly patriotic? III
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WHERE is CERyERA?

Copyright. 1898. by Associated Press.)
PORT A UPRINCE. HAY1I May "a
According to a current rumor here
the Spanish Cape Verde squadron,
commanded by Admiral Cervera
which arrived recently at Santiago De
Cuba, subsequently sailed form that
port and her destination is unknown
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KILLED IN A SALOON.

MACON, GA, May 24.-James Ker-
shaw. a son of q prominent broker
here. was shot tonight by negro bar
tender in Randall's saloon and instant
ly killed. John Carr. who accompanied
kershaw. was shot in the neck, the
wound being probably fatal.
The boys had called for beer and
had dispute with the negro who used
& double barreled shotgun with the
above result.
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WANTS BRYAN ON HIS STAFF.


~ -------- ------- Wy ICICSTdI1H.J NJ
Z ATLANTA. GA, May IA special
to the Constitution form Montgomery.
Ala. says:
j. A. Rountree, secretary of the AL
ALBANIA Press Association, who has lust
returned from Washington, brings the
private tip that Major General Wheel
er or Alabama. Is besieging the Pres
ldent to appoint William Jennings
Bryan, of Nebraska, to Il high position
on his stafT'
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NO cANNoNADING HEARD.

-,7-- IeIeEFttpII.J N ~
sgs JACKSONVILLE, FLA, May PA
special to the Times Union and Citi-
zen from Tallahassee says:
No cannonading has been heard
since o'clock this afternoon. The
Spaniards at ST. Marks are now sup
posed to be sponging They have
plenty OF liquor and had big carousal
last night.
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CABLES IN WORKING; ORDER.
Copyright. 1895, by Associated l.rcss. )
CAPE HAYTIEN, HAT'rI. May 2i.-
Inquiries made here at the cable sta
1lon IN regard To the reported cutting
OF the cables off Santiago DE Cuba and
Guantanamo by United States cruisers
show the cables have not been cut
The cable from this place. to Guanta
namo and Santiago DE Cuba in is
working order.
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OLD DOMINION ACnor-Nn

nc steamship Old Dominion in go
M oyer from Newport News to Nor
i"lk sunday afternoon ran aground he
N"nd Timers Point and remained in
me ln''d FOR som" little time. The
.t''i'"r :Nccomac tried to get her Off.
ana ,ile tliis Commodore Durye:, later
attempted to free her but both ~
''iilifS wcs" unsuccessful. The yes-
sci pushed off without assistance as
me tide rose. She was uninjured.
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NEW u NJ. G. A. SECRETARY.
(By 'Telegraph.)


ClIAEl.oTTES VA, May "a.
-Mr. i. NJ. l;rotmax. n graduate of
Princeton, ANA until recently mem
Der of the graduating class of Prince
ton Theological Seminary. has been en-
gagged as general secretary of the Uni
vcrsity Of Virginia y. NJ. c. a. for next
session. Mr.. BrodnaX has been at the
University for several months and has
commenting himself to students and
professors alike as an earnest, active,
buSiness-like man. and the work will
prosper in his hands.
The newly appointed committee on
religious exercises for next session is
OF Professors Parkinson. Lille
and Huntington. This committee has
charge of all the religious exercises in
the chapel.
Remember the Name, pictures at
ADAMS RACKET STORE. 4; ny23tf
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MINISTER'S GENEROUS oFFER :.
HE Tenders His Institutions for the
care Of Soldiers Children.

AS " Oot4iSIo NllQreN.
fBy Telegraph)
WASHINGTON, May 24.-Rey. II
fann Mghareon. D. D.: Of Baltimore. the
ages. one at Charlotte, N. C.. for col
orea. and the other at Luray, Va. FOR
Whlte children, has rendered to the gov
eminent these homes for the care
without charge. OF any child or child.
Ter and acceptinti the proposal In the
ed during the present war.
secretary Alger has written Or.
wharton commencing his patriotic Of
Ter ana accepting the proposal in The
spirit In which it was offered.
secretary Ayers letter to DR.. Whar-
ton is as follows:
Var va, Department. Washington, May
MY Dear Sir:-I want to thank YOU
lor your unselfish and patriotic tender
OF the institutions under your conduct
Tor the use Of those children who may
be orphaned during the war. For this
kind offer. You have the thanks of the
government"
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ANOTHER DEFICIENCY RILI..


WASHINGTON. May 24.--Tllc secre-
tary or war sent to the House today an
estimate OF $1,000 900, 600 deficiency in
the current appropriation for s,hsist-
ence of the army. 1t will be incll,,l. Il
in the general deficiency bill. making Il
total of s9l ,0O0. 100000 for the army 20
far received for this measure
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-25

IT HE STEAMER g. 4. MCCALL
l. viii leave Newport News with both
''eisht and passengers for Petersburg
Very Monday. "Wednesday and Friday
about 7:l5 A. Nj. and will leave Newport
Ha%s for Norfolk every Tuesay. Thurs
lay and Saturday abort $3.50 p. ID.
VII! leave Norfolk evaxy Monday.
Weane stiey ana Thursday II s A M.
sharp- J. W. PHILLIPS
..H 0rcnar
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IMMUNE REGIMENTS.
(By Telegraph.l

WASHINGTON. May 24.--In the ex-
ecutire session OF the Senate today
there was some discussion Of the char
acter Of the men who should be cho-
sen to command the immune" regi-
1nents. Senator Money was the prin-
clpai speaker. and he expressed doub,
as to whether it would be possible To
raise regiments Of men who had had
yellow fever in case officers for such
organizations were taken from the nor
thern states and We're men who had
not been subjected to this disease.
These nominations were confirmed:
Military-To be first lieuteuants:
Algernon Sartoris, Of the District OF
Columbia. FitZhugh Lee. Jr, of Rich
mond. Va.
The signal corsp-To be captain:
BENJAMIN f. Montgomery. Virginia
Civil appointments-colIe OF
custcms: Meyer HAHN Pamlico. N. c.. !.
Clarence G. Smithers. Cherrystone,
Va: Christopher d. Jones, for the dis
trfct Of Beaufort, N. C.
s5 On and after Wednesday, June LIST,
or store will be closed at P. M.
sirehas ers Will please call before that
l III \. -. Lash. III
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READY TO SAIL.
Australia Will Leave For Manila
Today.
(Ru Talapra1a "

(By Telegraph.) ..H.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 24.-The first
Manila expedition is now ready to sail
at a moments notice. though its depar-
ture is not expected until tomorrow
1t comprises $500 men, under the i'm
mediate command Of Major General
Anderson. whose headquarters are on
the Australia, which is lying in the
strea tonight in close proximity of the
City of Pekin and City of Sydney.
When the last soldier had embarked
and the vessel drew away from the
dock all of the whistles and bells in
the city announced the farewell and
God speed Of San Francisco TO the
boys in blue.
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A TEST OF NAVAL SPEED.

In recent test Of speed at Gibraltar
the British Channel squadron succeed
ed in putting in 5000 tons of coal and
getting ready for sea in 4S hours.
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Vessels Sailed x.,t.r,,x "

'H";'''lshp lndrani (Br.), Gillies. Glas.
IS: sl.:.isl'ip chickahominy IBr.o. Fur
hca''N. London '' u'-
,';-' rye a. w Watson. Allyn's Point
,.'a'' corsica. Providence.
,s.' ,;lailche II. King. Providence.
Sc MASSasoit. Providence
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ALGER TO HAVE ASSISTANCE.

WASHINGTON. May 24.-The House
committee on military affairs today
voted to report favorabiy. the admin
lstration bill providing for second as
slstant TO secretary of war in war time,
and temporary increase in the in
spector generals department, u. S. A.
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OFF FOR KEY WEST.

= 10Y ItTtBTIph.I I'M N
NORFOLK. VA. May 24.--Thc Ar.
menta, loaded with projectiles for Ia
inch guns. left the navy yard today for
Key West. She was accompanied by
the torpedo boat Mckee
The German ship Rhaeta was trans
ferred 10 the government this morn.
ing.
Caulkers We're put to work on the
Newark today. She is being pushed
rapidly and will be ready FOR departure
in "a short time
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OVER 100. 900 MUSTERED IN,

WAsHINGToN. May 2i.-Reports to
Ad1ntant General Corbin from the
state camps show that 1870 men have
been mustered into the volunteer ar
my.
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I'll DOMINlON STEAMSHIP co.
~ bAILl SERVICE BETWEEN

The elegant passenger steamships
jamestown. Guyandotte. Princess
Anne. Ola Dominion, leave New York
every day except Sunday at 500 P. M.
tor Norfolk and Newport News. touch
ing at Fortress Monroe on the south
;'ound trip.
The ships of this line leave Norfolk
for New York direct every day except
Snndny at $50 o'clock F3
4 short. delightful and invigoratins
voyage.
FARE:
rirst-class. straight. including
meals and hertil ........... $ 500
elrSt-class round trip includ-
ing meals and berth .. 1900
Steerage without substance 45o
Steamer Luray arrives from Smith
heiu and leaves for Norfolk daily ex-
sePt sunday. at $40 4. Nj Returning
leaves Norfolk from Bay Line wharf
every day except Sunday at P. M.
M. b. CROMWELL. Agent.
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COMPENSATION.
n (BostOn Glohal3

One of the compensations Of the six
ty-eighth per cent. of illiterate In Spain
viii reside In the fact that they will
not be obliged to read the history that
she is now making
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81, NAlAlRE, May 1S.-Arrived:
Calldonie, Port Royal
LIN MISUNDERSTANDING George pv-
man, Newport News.
NAPL i1si. May 1s.-sailed: Romelo.
Haii:pton Roads
LIN ERPooL. -Sailed: Rappahan-
houE. Newport News. $50
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Two hundred dozen best Masson's
Fruit Jars. pints, quarts and half gall
Ions. ADAMS RACKET STORE.
my23-tf
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New line of Pictures. Photo Frames.
Wall Pockets and Ornaments at
ADAMS RACKET STORE. my2s-tf
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ARRIVALS AMI DEPARTURES.

Vessels Al Rived Yesterday.
steamship Flansburg Orr, Ham
schooner George Bailey, Curtis Prov
PROV idcl.c. 1,eea'
Barge ..:igieader, Boston.
large Antelope, Portland,
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: -. p -T----T- >.
ALONG THE WATER FRONT
ITEMS OF INTEREST GATHERED
ABOUT THE PIERS.
Entrances and Cscar,,nces "A. t,,e e.,,.,,
house. List Of Vessels Now IL Port.
Other Marine Items. M
W eather forecast
tBy Telegraph.)

lby Telegraph.) ..M
Tor Virginia: For Wednesday. reners
any filr. with decreasing cloud;ness.
"iEds becoming northwest.
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"a Great D ,al"

OF talk about the beautiful straw
hats this season at Woodward &
Womble's. ii3i n
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M ERCHANTs & MINERS TRANS
N1 PORTATION CO.'S STEAMSHIP
LINES FOR BOSTON, PROVI-
DIINCE. BALTIMORE
Leave Newport News via Norfolk for
Boston every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday. sailing from Norfolk at 6 p.
M. Leaves for Providence May End,
9Th, 10th, 14th, 18TH 23rd, eth and 31st.
Leave Newport News for Baltimore
Mondays. Thursdays and Saturdays
at p M, connecting for Washington,
philadelphia and New York Fare to
Baltimore. one way. $780, round trip,
$500. including stateroom berth. Ac-
:ommodations and cuisine unequaIled
Freight and passengers taken for all
points north and east. ZIG
For further information apply to b
L. c. SAUNDERS, Agent,
Newport News, Va.
w. P. TURNER, G. p. A.
J. C. WHITNEY. T. NJ.
General Office. Baltimore; nd.
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Hus.nesa Mes. Association In session.

The business Mems Association held
regular meeting in the BraXton
building last night. Among the mat
tiers discussed was the manner OF re-
moving the garbage of the city, whe.h-
:r it We're better for the city to let The
work out to contract or purchase carts
ana mules and collect the garbage it
self No decision was reached, but
several good suggestions We're made
Mr.. X. p. Orr, who has given the mat
ter thought. said more stringent rules
should be adopted. He thought the
ashes should bc separated from the
refuse matter and placed in different
recepticles, so that the ashes might be
used in hUins in The low places in va
fious sections of the city. Mr. Orr
JAILED attention to the stencil that
;omes from the garbage stored in bar
rcls and the unpleasant sight of a
garbage going through the streets with
water dripping from them, and sug-
sested that water-tight wagons should
DE used. lie also suggested the adviS-
Utility OF having people use galvanized
in Tecepticlcs for storing their refuse
matter in. which would do way with
The offensive odor and render the
premises OF residence more healthful
Whom shall ask for your hand?'
lueried the suitor of the object Of his
affection. @
Me paw"
'toh. well. you can call it your paw
IL you wish, but I stiIl think that hand
Isl the better word ,'s'-R Boston Traveller
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-25
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