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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-05

New York Tribune: Spain must quit
this continent. That is manifest destiny.
and rhe hour has struck. There is no
stopping place short of the absolute in
dependence of Cuba. There is no peace
short of that. 1t would have been as easy
to end the war of the revolution at
Bunker Hill or the civil war at Bull Run
as TO turn back now. We have become
the instrument. the evolutionary force.
by which Spanish rule in the new world
she once owned is brought to its historical
end. Finality is the very essence Of the
undertaking. We should be very great
fools to make these martial preparations
and go through all this worry. suspense.
and loss for some miserable compromise
that would break down next fall or next
year or in ten years. and leave us to
make our martial preparations and go
through the worry. the suspense and the
loss again.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-05

But amid all the present excite
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-05

London Daily News: good story is
in circulation at the National Liberal
club. A progressive candidate sought to
persuade a female voter that the Pro-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-05

Cleveland Plain Dealer: local federal
office seeker says that he wonders
whether President Mckinley has any
policy or not. This would indicate that
the president has a marked policy con-
corning the particular office the critical
Clevelander seeks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-05

Baltimore American: The reckless
cycler claims all ages and both sexes for
his victims. H is the modern Jugger-
maui. and the pity is that he too often
escapes the strong hand of the law
Every case of this kind should be prompt
ly and severely punished.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-10
ON THE DIAMOND
Results of Yesterdays Games in the
National and Atlantic Leagues.
Taln vi, \
3: NEW YORK. 0.

| tIIS geography
| BOSTON. 3: NEW YORK. 0.
HoSTpE, Sept 9.-Thc New Yorks
We're shut out today. Nichols proving
Well nigh invncible. 1t was a pitch
cr.s battle after the first inning. Rusie
being as fully as effective as Nichols.
loves wonderful fielding at second
Was the feature Of the game. AT
| tendance. $500.
| Score: R.H.E.
Boston ..aoo 10000 i
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Bergen. Rusic
and Warner. Umpires-Hunt and Con-
nelly. Tme-l:34
WASHINGTON. 5; PHILADELPHIA
| WASHINGTON. Sept. 9.-Weyhing
had poor control today and when he
got he bail across the plate was hit
hard. The visitors played a rather rag
=ed game in the field. The game was
called on account of darkness. Attend
| ancc. 400.
Score: Ri r
rhiia!einhia 3 22ix Ks 10 !
Notwithstanding and Mcclure;
orth ana Mcfarland. Impres-Gaff
| ncy and Brown. Time--l So
cINCINNATI. 6: CHICAGO T.
CINCINNATI. Sept 9.-The Reds
punched their hits in The second and
tifth innings and scored enough runs to
Win. l<atoil a youngster from the At
lantic league. pitched the last inning for
| Chicago and did very we'll. Attendance
| $50
Score: r II f
Cincinnati o2oos1oo Ks o
Chicago: 20 900 o IL 8
Ka,teries-Hill and PETIT, Thornton.
Kotaii and Donahue. Umpircs-Swart-
wood and Warner. Time-1:lO.
BROOKLYN. s: BALTIMORE, s.
NEW YORK. Sept. 9.-The home team
Won an interesting game from the
l:altm"res this afternoon on errors by
f<itson and Demont and two singles
Attendance 800.
Score: RHE
Brooklyn. .l2o2o Ks ii i
Baltimore. .21o0o 20OO-5 9 4
Batteries--Dunn and Grim: kitson
and Robinson. umpires-Lynch ana
Andrews Time-l:5S.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
AT Paterson
First game RHF.
Allentown 201.l3 l o * S 10 >
Hatter.s-Flaherty and Bemis. Slim
mel and McMannus.
second game RHE
Paterson. % O 1 0 0 0 0 OIL 5 4
Allentown. 10 5 5000 0 & j
Hattcres-Niau and Bemis, Stmmel
ard McMannus
At Richmond RHE
Richmond oo3O1oOo 2-6l1 ,
Reading. % o o0o3 O-5 s 3
l;atteries-Sparks and Vigneaux.
Belts and Hcydon.
Vt Lancaster RHE
Lancaster. . 2 . 0 0 0 I O-5 0 5
Newark. Il OF 90 0 0-1 o
Wilhelm and Roth, Daley
and Taft.
Norfolk 10000 @ i
Hartford. Il 3 0 90 o 0 x-6 q.
Rati"rics-Newton and Fox: Wood
and Roach.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-10
.cRETAA ATROCITIES
Horrible Stories Told by Re.
fugees from Gambia.
-FOUR HUNDRED DEATHS
Powers Requested to R-inforc- the In
ternaiional Garrison Daughter Of
the Vice Consul Believed to
9Iave Bee Massucrcd.
(By TeleSraph.)

ATHENS. Sept. a.News was re-
ceired here from Gambia late this after
noon that another bombarlment MIS-
imminent.
The fires continue Four hundred
deaths are already attcstcd
Martial law has been pr0cia med
CANF.A. Sept. 3.-The foreign al
mirais nave requested the powers t
send Il battalion each 10 reinforce The
international garrison.
ON the request Of Tie admirais the
ov,.de.i in Inducing tic Christian insur-
Gordon.
Djevad Pasha. the Turkish military
crrnlnandant. sa%s Ne has given The
Turkish military authorities at Canada
strict instructions to assist in main hi (.
ing order. He declares that til. BASIN
I:ahouks are responsible for Gle reel
outbreaks.
To-day ,wenty-one additional bydjs'
at Christians We're discovered uhd"
s,rnul.lcrnS ruins at Gambia.
The British admiral. IT, is sad. haS
demanded the disarmament OF the Mus.
sulmans.
LONDON, SEPT lo.--Thc Athens cor
,,.,pnnuent Of the Daily Mail says:
''Hnrrible stories or n,r"citH are 10!
by the refugees from Gambia. They Say
The Eashi Eart, hurled :he British
Nicc-consul bodily into the flames.
shouting: Now let the English come
he'll, linn.
CANDIDA. Sept. 9.--The daughter OF
the maSsacred English vice-consu''
With her baby. has disappeared.
/, is supposed that both have been
massacrcd
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-10
VESSELS TO SAIL.

The following is the correct schedule
received to date of cargo ships
to depart from and now Ell route to
Newport News:
FROM NEWPORT NEWS.
Rapidan. Furness. Witty & Co.
tLtdD. Liverpool. September r.
Grecnbrier. Furness. Witty & ca.
I.td). London. September H.
Albano. I. S. Shipping Company.
Hamburg. September Is.
Shenandoah Furncss, Witty & c..
ItdD. Liverpool. September ls.
ST. Marnock. L. S. Shipping Co..
Antwerp. September 90.
Chickuhominy. Furness. Witty & co.
U.td-). London. September 30.
Lord Lansdownc. N. Y. Shipping Co.
Belfast and Dublin. September -.
AppomattoX. Furnrss. Witty 4 Co
tLtdD. London. September ~.
Pisa. n. y. Shipping Co. Hamburg
September 30.
lndrani L. S. Shipping CO.. Glasgow,
September 80.
CaStleVentry, u. s. Shipping Co..
Manchester, October :.
kappahannock. l'urness. Witty X GO.
tLtdD. Liverpool. october :.
I<anawha, Furness, Witty & 60.
tLtdD. London. October y.
Nenia. n. y. Shipping Co.. Cnprnha :
gen, October Il.
l.includen. y. y. Shipping Co.. Man
chester October Il.
FOR HAMPTON ROADS
Oceanic. Sunderland. August 20,
Carlton, Rotterdam August u.
Glcnioig. Antwerp. August n.
Flowcrsatc. St. Vincent. c. v, An
! gust -.
Glencoe. Rotterdam. August so
FOR NEWPORT NEWS.
Shenandoah. FurneSs Witty 4 Co
4 ~ j>-laY A
Mctis. Rotterdam. August -.
| st. Marn"ck, Antwerp. September |.
Chickahominy Furncss. Witty Il 90
| U-td.l. London. September 3.
Anerley. st. Michaels. September y
! The American ship Susuachanna
| Captain ]. +. Sewall from New Horl
| /" Manila via Norfolk. With 800 IONS 81
coal arrived in Hampton Roads Thurs.
day for an additional cal go.
The New York Philadelphia an,
! Norfolk Railway Companys NV
| steamer. Cape Charles. built at TIM
| Roach yard. in Chester. Pa. leaves
| there today for Hampton Roads
The practice ship Salmon =. Chase
IF ya the Mn!sd S ii te ds sH!hsG s
| The lighthouse board has ordered tn,
removal of the spar bouys. which VIZ,
| placed inside the WillnuGii5: bank of
| the Rip Isaps, to designate a cham
| for vessels of light draft, while til.
| main channel was closed because y
| mines. These have been removed ant
| the main channel has again be-r
thrown open TO navigation. The ga:
| and bell bunys which had been pace
| in the main channel to desinute tn
| mine field. have also been removed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-10
,r,,,,,,,,r.,,,v nn -, y,
Annexation Committee to Recommend
This Name to Congress-

~, 80
IAN EI,AS,.is,,I1r ,,
steamer cor,ic from y,i,nl,,,,n !, na
i.;nn.. I;,n. ~, ,,. 1,,'. li - 'n"
iollnwiu.. .,,iy;,..,. -, 49, ''SS .ut,
I.r,Ss fr,,,, 49, ,,, 49,, - ~ ''
Of Srrtrnh,r =. '''''''
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Tina, * ~. n,,, ,.iii "''''
ti,n cnu,,nit,,,. h.. ,,,''4i',, 'eA'
mend /, t.nnnr,s. - ~ '''''
.rh,. f,r,, ~ ~
,u,,i,.l,.I IN th.,, :, " ~ ne
.rh, Nm - N''S'.'S 't'iit"ricS.
lures from his ,b,n ,n..,I ~; -,
ana u;,t;,u,,l n.Ii,;., . 1871. i''itsS
make nr,.ss,rv +, j.. .,,,, -, >
N wnrkjn. On, rhn d.t:,ij, ~. t',,..' wa
the .-,,y,r,n,,.n, Vii w., 49,; ~ ~
-, .luS.ly 10 ,n. ~ .,,,,
as M. ,rdjr..ry f.r,, ~ -, !. .''''''i.
does. l:1t me ultin,,,, ,7,s.i,.iit,. -
Statehood viii nn, W.. 49,, "i
~ n,.a, snli W. -, 'H.'I ''',
Through tho eS,nnsnn ri ~. ,,,,n,'.i,,.'
idea The islands will h.. I;,iI.:a ~, y
municipal districts hayjn.. ,,,trnl ~,
lc, restrictions ana limit;,iions ~ ,,' ~"
~ local affairs.
"'rh.. question nf ,.rri,,r,, ,.,..,.,
lion has been fully sn1,I} All ~,
tributes OF Suy,r..i-nlv ,yilI H.. ,y,r-
cisrd ny m. n,tjnn.,l ,,,..',,; ~
The United STATES. Thn nsnnin ~ ia
wall viii be c,lic! ON To n,.ns,l,.r ,ham-
selves Americans lonkinn IL ~. ,t,,i,,n
al government, rs "a sn,,,.. ~ ,,.,,;,',
power. In local AFFAIRS ih,.y VIII 49,.
the opportunity of ex,rcisin,. ~. hi..h
est tribute ,f Aurri,.,n .;,i,.nt.t,;,,
local self government. The form nf
government ~. ,.n,nni,,, ;i, - "
nrna win III, on. ralc,,lnta1 ~ a,
away with the associations of national
Independence. which hav,. grown nm in
the last eighty u,. ninety wears ana ~
create associations and IN. fr,lin. nt
union with the United states Of Amer.
lea
II; is pretty clear from WIN, has
been said by members of the commit
tee from time to lin, in r,yn;n,, go,
III government for the islands ibrv 49,.
been also charged by the administered
uon with forming n mode. which can
b,. adapted to Porto I;ic, ana oth,r nav
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-10
WILL rKADEIN THE INDIES.
New Enterprise Iuc"rrora, ell to DO Isusl-
mess In This City. 20

The Virginia ana West India Fruit
and Trading Company. With its princi-
pal offices Il, Newport News. is thu
, latest enterprise to take substantial
; shape III this city, ana there is every
reason to believe. that the next few
weeks will see h. new concern making
active preparations to engage i'll Il
! general agricultural ana fruit raising.
| manufacturing, export and coastwise
business.
| Judge Blackstone has granted /,
| charter to tins. company and the papers
| have been filed in the clerks office of
| tie Circuit Court.
| The officers of the Virginia, and West
! India Fruit and Trading Company are:
! President. Stunhopc Boiling, CT Rich
mond.
| Vice President. Thomas Atkinson. OF
! richmond.
| Secretary ana Treasurer Barton
| Han hall. of Richmond.
| DIRECTORS: StanhoEc Boiling. Thomas
atkinson, George w. St"vens;. T.. y.
| Addison. all OF tchmoni: Pe,.,
l:"nrkS. of Cincinnati; ard Alexander
| y. bullock. of Ealtin,urc
| All Of these gentlemen are prominent
! il, their respective cities as general
| merchants of cunsiderabl means and
'h"il' commercial STANDING: is the best
guarantee tina; they mean business in
'i'S.'nzinS Il company that has Il great
| lirld for operations.
Another evidences of the sincerely of
this company is the raymen, Of the
state license of $4,000 for conducting
such Il business rs it proposes.
The charter privileges the tompa ny
i" engage in the importation Of fruits
and other products. raw ana manu-
| featured. from the West Indies an,
| "thei foreign ports and places and n
general merchandise. business: 10 take
| hold. use and dispose of real estate and
! engage il, tile cultivation Of fruits and
| IT ,'ittiIl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-10
GRAND ARMY OFFICERS.

wal, ~ ~. Annual I,nrnu,nn,.nt at
cincinnat; i,nrludnI
,.IScIS%AIi Snrl y-.rhn work Of
~. ,hi,,,-s.cnnd ,,nua; onca,up,nent
''' ~ ~ f:r,,,1 hrn,v IF ,h,. rcmlhlj..
49,. h.,,,lv cnnclnlol ,,,c this after
n,,
~ ,,,n,,a,+ anon.d ,,,ic ,,nrnipt-
,;,i , su,,Il ,tinnd,nr. ana nr,,.ci-
IA =, t;,isl ,ha election, Of officers
nv. f<,,,.,,,.;,,,, ,v,,. ,.lert,d nv ,crlono-
,;nn.
can;nr Observation-Disclosures .hi.r-W
e, IIhnson az Cjncinn:,ti
Tn,in,. Vicaron,n,n,lcr-in -chidf-D,-
Va Dnss or Dnjawarr
S:,,r.ronr renar,I-Drl l,,nrnc If Ne
,,.,.sLo
l'hnnlain- in-chior-colonel Lucas. IF
,na;n,,annjis
I'M. rtnort Of Inc committee on res
o,,,tinns w:,s rrad ana If vas decided q
consider III. rruort nd seriatum.
TN. resolutions r.f.rrin,. to President
MclSinl., ,r1 Socre.nrv Ai,ar ,ytr,.
..;v,n nract.jencc I'h.. Restitution re-
f,.rrinp 10 the president, vas first adop1
al nv y ,isinr vote. in ;, scene .r tpthu
si,Sti,. 1d.onns,r,tinns I, roads ~. fni
l.,u.c.
..I,asolvaa .rhat ;l,a Grand Army nf
tho -t,anuhIic mas watched, wi,,, brill.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-10
wH7cH MISS LETTER.
Wlll Miss Nancy or Miss Daisy Chris,cn .hc
BAtfieship Illinois!

HAtfIesEip Illinois.
y special to the Baltimore Sun yes
terday contains the following:
People in illinois who make it a point
to observe social forms are debating
whether Governor Tanner is ignorant
of social uSaSeS or was aware that l.. Il.
| Letter had two grown daughters
AT the time the selection of the
young woman who is to christen the
battieship Illinois WAS announced the
Governor said he had chosen Miss
Daisy Letter for the honor; then he
wired to Joseph Letter that he had Sc
| tccted Miss Letter. and Colonel
Joseph at once teegraphed to his sis
ter Nancy at Geneva Lake. Miss
Nancy Letter is younger than Mrs. Cur
Zon ana older than Miss Daisy Letter
Being the oldest unmarried daughter
she is. of course. Miss Letter" AS it
stands now. Miss Nancy is expected to
christen the Illinois.
Just after the Governors announce
| ment that he had selected Miss Daisy
to act at the christening. that young
lady was seen at the family residence
by Il reporter and said it was pleasant
news to her. Soon after this she heard
that her sister Nancy had notified the
Governor OF her acceptance.
In one way this mistake is not
strange. for Chicago people have heard
| much of the youngest daughter of the
| years ago. During the last two seasons
| in Washington she has been a great
| belle, as great as the captivating Mrs.
tnrzon ever was and as Miss Nancy
! Letter would be if she cared much for
! such things.
| but Miss Nancys friends say there
are dearer things to her heart than din
| ners balls and receptions STILL she
| had all of these when she was present
| cd to society some years ago. But the
| delight of it soon palled on her and
| those who kNfw her best say she cares
more for study than for all the delights
| of the fashionable world.
| Miss Nancy Letter has the beauty
| which las been showered so ubundant-
| ~ upon the women of her family. She
has the height and stately figure which
all three of the Letter girls inherited,
but she is fairer than either Mrs. Cur
znn or her younger sister. Her abund
| ant hair is light and she has large blue
| eyes. she is famed for the beauty Of
| her slender throat and graceful should
eiS. Miss Nancy is five feet eight inches
tall. hut she is as graceful ana willnwy
| rs she is tall.
In public Miss Nancy is often seen
driving behind !, dashng team OF bay
| ponies that We're bought Il little while
| ago from T.. "A. Il. W!nder. of Philadel-
phia. People say they are the smartest
pair Of driving ponies in the United
States. and they vie in Mr. Levi Il.
Letters eyes with the sacred Indian
| cows that feed on his pastures at Lin
den Villa
ANOTHER WATER PLEA
The following letter was sent from
National w. c. r. L. headquarters yes
trrhhy To Miss Nancy Letter who. il is
expected. is to chrsten the illinois,
The Temple Chicago. Sept s.
| Dear Miss Letter:
In behalf OF the three hundred thou
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-10
..u ------=--
WILL EI.pok NO DELAY.
American l,varuaiinn commissioners
Ready t" Proceed With BUSINESS

tEy TclcSrarh.)
SAN JUAN Dl. PORTO RICO. Sept
Til" American evacuation com
lnissi"ncis, at - meeting held ycsicr-
lay afternoon. decided to notify Cap
tain General Mlci;iS mat they We're
present aud ready tn proceed With bus
mess. y letter To this effect WAS draft
81 IN mos; courteous terms. II asked
where and when the Spanish commits
ii"nrrs w""id meet the Americans.
Lieutenant Sears. Rear Admira!
Schlcy'S flag lieutenant. delivered the.
communication [" the captain general
IRVING I" thc palace in :, carriage. AT
the gate Of the palace. a brick was
nurlcd ut him from the sidewalk BE-
tnS an old baseball player he was abb.
partly to war. th. missile off with his
hands and il fell striking him on th,
ankle but doing only slight INJURY
This is i,,. first incident of lh,. Kind
since our arrival here. The lirutcnan:
lid not deem ii advisable. Ia lodge Il
complaint and the police made no ar
rest.
The American commissioners are de
terInined I" brook n" delay. as inlica-
ted by their action. Although Captain
General Ma"i:ts recognized ;hei, pres
@ncr by official visits. they hav, NOT
been notified of he appointment or of
the names al the spanish commissions
'lS. ;thh tho n:tiilr.i OF The latter have
not been officially "az.tici here, in
9!'tN' ~ lnr !art lil.tt II is understood
o!llcialsy that Generals orl"ga and Val
ierinn ana the auditor of war, senior
Asullhr comprise he spanish COM
mission.
The thirty days expire on sunday,
nd if the Sp;iniHrdS arr; not prepared
]" proceed on that date they must .x-
plain matters.
The spanish torpedo boat destroyer
Terror ana The Gunbuat Ponce. 1t. Leon
sailed for the island Of Mar.iniuue TO-
day. where they viii be placed in lr,.
dock, as their bottoms are foul. before
proceeding Cor Spain. The Spanish
Sunb"at isabelle II and the gunboat
c"ncha viii! follow Monday.
| som" of The naval officers regret The
decision at Washington that these
SHIPS. which formed I. part of the de-
| -nSt OF the island. Mere not held The
bhikeniinc Sr"ptr,.. from l.unenb,!S.
| ~ :. with Il cargo of fish has arrived
| mere lhS is hc first food cargo to
ms port since the blockade was raised
me censorship Of press dispatches by
me Spanish authorities continues
ff"Sh oHI!aScS are reported 10 have.
occurred in tn" interior At Cocoas i'm
he neiShborhnod ~ Caiics n number
Of briSandS recently rallied Il plantation
ana Sil", tn" proprietor in the leg a
drinchincnt Of fifty Spanish soldiers has
nren h!sr.,chcd from Arecibo to re-
store order.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-10
SEALED PROPOSALS.
$4,000 Bridge Bonds of the City OF

$4,000 Bridge Bonds Of the City OF
Newport News. Va.
Sealed proposals will be received by
the Common Council of the City OF
Newport News. until II noon Scptem-
Der g. for the purchase OF $4,000 4 1-2
per cent. bridge Bonds. Interest pay
able semi-annually 1t the Treasurers
office Of the City Of Newport News. or
Bank of New York N. Il. A., New York
City. Principal payable in thirty
years. Optional after twenty years.
Denominat ton. $500.
Address all bids to City Clerk mark
ed bids for City Bonds. Certified check
for $1,000 payable to City Treasurer
Internationally, must accompany each
bid. to be returned if bid is rejected.
All bids must be on blanks furnished
by City Clerk. j. A. MASSIE.
City Clerk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-10
DIR. BARBI1E VISDICATED.
(RE TeieGraph.l

NASHVILLE. TENN. sert o. Sew
eral days ago DR.. J. a. DrmGn. pre-
siding elder Of the Murfresbnro distric,
Of the Methodist Episcopal church
south. uf,on his own motion and by viz
tue Of the authority vested in him by
The church discipline. appointed com
mittec Of ministers to investigate ru-
mors that involved the moral cha ra G
Ter Of DR.. j. p. Barbee. book agent of
The publishing house Of the Methodist
Episcopal church. south.
These rumors grew out Of the NJ 9Th
odist Publishing House claim matter.
The, committee met yesterday at Nc
k+ndrea church. and after II session
tasting all day gave out the following
statement:
The committee. after carefully ana
prayerfuliy examining all the testimony
n ING case. unanimously report a trial
before the Tennessee conference. soon
20 meet, unnecessary, thereby vindi-
eating the good name Of DIR. Earl,.c
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-10
ANOTHER SURGICAL TRIUMPH

tclcVcsand Lcadrr)
icy sawed of his arms aud his legs
80, heS took out his jngular Vein:
They put fancy friils on his lungs
And they deity extracted his brain.
was Il triumph of surgical skill
S'lch as was never heard of till then.
l WAS thr subject of lectures before
conventions of medical men.
ne news OF this wonderful thing
Was htraitlrd far ana wide:
to say.
Except Of course, that he died.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-10
vessels Sailed Yesterday.

Steamship Abingdon tBr), Gaines
PaScagOla.
Steamship Santuit (Am.). Nyc. Eos.
ton.
Steamship City Of Everett (Am). l.;
Verge. Boston.
Barge Belle Of Oregon. Providence
Barge J. +. Merry. Gloucester
Barge Escort. New Haven.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-10
GARNER'S RELIABLE STORE
In Spite OF SuIfry

Weathe: find "the dullest seas, Of the
year fairly busy one, tan1 YOU.
Weare busy selling Clothiny Gents furnishings,
md getting ready for big trade in t, Fall.
Sccialities in Negligee Shirts iii erclIe and Madras
some With separate collars and with separate cuffs
The ST .OD kind reduce, to 4Sc.
Our high Grade SILK Bosom Shirts in plain white,
stripes and },laihS, reduced to SOC.
lnla''n'cre'i Shirts, reinforced front and back,
-enson bands, reduced to SOC.
Mems ight Robes, the 7;5c kind reduced q 48c
.aponettc Initial llandkerchiels Zoe for Csc.
Mems lnc Carriers 15c.
We have received anotc, lot Of those Knee Pants to
sell at Toe pair Come and get pair before they are
all gone
we still have few neciates in Mems Light
dnced prices.
Good Working Pants 58c Better at 69c
i!alris Cassimer Pants I'LL wool, 81 75
''"st few Of those $3.50 Mems Suits left. They
are and ? OF kind Of S.. So S. so and SO SHIFTS
Fhey are great values. Every guaranteed all woo.
GARHERS one PRICE CLOTHING HNSE
27l4 WasEsin.foz, Ave. Newporf News.Va
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WASHINGTON. Sept. 9-Forecast
for Saturday for Virginia-Fair; cool
er: light northerly winds.
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THE NEW RULER.

y TIVIEV .NtWS.)
ne hand thai rocked the cradle.
! seq 10 rule he world they say:
5u' = change has been accomplished.
And another rules today.
the !iand thai brakes the dishes
'ft"> the i"Ins at present. ana
an CIV" bot!i cards and spades unto
me cradle-rockns hand
SOUVENIRS Vases. all sorts Fancy
Goods al
ADAMS RACE C,,r s.,rl,t,L>
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WEEKLY BANK cLEARINGs.

: '1'J i1TI.1
NEW YORK. Sept. a.-The total I,a nix
ciearings in the United states for me
week were si.l0G. S.4 z63. Exclusive Of
New York, S435, as, l9O
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INENCuSAHLE.


Russia ought TO be good country
For oysters" said Civilians.
"Why?" asked Stint.
Because it has Car in it all the year
round"
a minute later a hurry call was tcle
phoned to the police station for a partoI
wagon.
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ALONG THE WATER FRONT
ITEMS OF INTEREST GATHERED
ABOUT THE PIERS
Entrances and Cienrances at the Custom
House. List or We scls Now IN Port
Other Marine items.

CALENDAR FOR THIS DAY
Sun rises. Observation-Disclosures
sun sets. ......... &c: 10
High water-4:4I A. NJ. and SIP p. NJ.
Low water-10:i1 A. NJ. and $40 p NJ
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French China Dinner Set $40.
ADAMS RACKET STORE
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ARRIVALS AND fss.

Vessels Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Cairnes (Br). Pascayola
Steamship Shenandoah (Br), Buck
ingham. Liverpool