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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-23
WPORI NEWS VA. WEDNESDAY, MARCH % S}s

reports attributed to him eXpresss;ons,
pli ehe subject of independence. We're ,,n i
Warranted and untrue. Senior Polo SAYS
al. mas not discussed this or any other
on the pending questions.
THE negotiations no: the a,urchas. ~
Straps abroad is going Steadily forward
osrt There was "a Tegretable disau, oirt .
ilpsni mn THIS connection to-day. I>h,a an-
olo7:tieS Ahad been exceedingly anx,ous
10 get the big torpedo cruiser. 1,,n,.
built for Brazil. She lis ore of the ms,
toTnMs!ab.e torpedo Graf: esilo@,r. her
SIZE placing her in tine cruiser class
Wntie 'hei' torpedo armament gives ,h,A1.
losfe eflectiN eness OF u torpedo ,b.,at and
cIuuer combined. 1t was learned pos
ltIEely toa1a:, however, THAT the, Brl zHl-
IAN government would nx,t part with tho.
fupy. and this clspsess th.. efforts for.
ONE OF the best wa1sGli:,s under ne s,otiy
i;hoIl.
In ~ ssneult measure THIS was offset
10Y the success OF The Navy Depa1-rn..,,r
IN occurring trim little Yar,row built
sauncsl, which. though small. will serve.
as u harbo" torpedo boat She lis of
enc same class of craft us the ,Moxoto
puIIt bol' the Brazilian government
THE Navy Department was nntitia1
today of thu ARRIVAL of ,,;he. cruiser Cin.
c1unnati and the gunl1ja,s Cas-, inv, and
W@llnin s'.on at Port -Antoqrio jamaica
i>hs IS about THE same Distance f;Drn
the south t'htlre of Cuba as Key West is,
.N"tit .iie lPJFtl1 Sll0lH. The GunbJvlt
Marietta announced Their arrival e,t Pam
anna The IAIarhle'her,l has gone from
Port Tumpa to Dry Tortugs,,s
Captain Barker. naval aide TO The
secretary of the navy returned 60 his
desk At THE Navy Department t.yl.lv
aIte1 a few days absence lie Went to
Key West on a secret mission. the
exact nature of which mas, nslr been dis,
closeu! lnasmurh as he coarfenre.1 at
'Sngth 'W7a,sa Rear Admiral 1Sica,d COM
'nalld.ng the North !Atik,altic Suuaslye,n
and With Captain Sampson president
oi tale naval COURT or inuuiry i,nvesti-
eatinG tine cause OFF the Marine disaster.
tlesise appears to be good rsts.p,l for
The Inference THAT his business ,-4e,ttxl
70 that Affair and its Possible cons a-
l llerceS. ~ 5s7E-glTfg
. One of the most active branches OF !
ME Navy Department just now lis that |
engaged i'm the enlistment OF ret17,llt.; |
.or various positions In the service. |
es''s-id.ly rGtice WIS given by r,aNe,r-
iselnent THAT recruiting stations i,yyl,lld !
DC opened at q npl mber. of cGtie,s, NASTY |
IN the coast. Today in response IT, |
epre:er't atoms that have come, TO hand |
llA enlistment bureau gave notice that |
BOARD OF officers wnuld be d,3itu!Iesl to !
Hslt various cities in ulpe vicinity of the |
'reat lakes where. it is said, there are |
/ nsl1n'Der of persons Who Would be
.GtilalS to enter THE SERVICE NANNY OF |
mem are Sca1ldinnvfans who have lhsaen
Il sNsr I'M their native ctolFtltry.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-23
BRIEF ITEMS.

Mr.. +. G.. Ripper isas returned from
a business "Trip TO Washington, D. c.
IN IS Minnie Whitman and Miss Jessie
Hunter, both OF BaGt in1ore. are tbs
guests OF Miss Ruth Robins, at The res
!decce OF he. aunt, Mrs. H. w. joins $
on Inlrty-frulth street.
An evening of enjoyment was spent
BY the Trienus Of MIR. and Alls. II. p
.i5 .mitoGl's. as the Atlantic Hotel No
zoo6 w astalnSton ave'rue. iMonM!ely EVEN
ing. The guests of the house p,1-tjc-i
patfns in the informsll pleasures of ths
oceTsaon which i7lclu,ied music and re-
| f,'eShlnenGS.
Mr.. John Keene. of Powtueket. r T
Is the guest OF Mr. M. A Hickey.
Miss 'AlaIt'tie Edwards. of Isle ,ff
OF Wsght county, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Ci,hlsey t>rumpler. on Twenty
seNe.n.'il street. East End.
Miss Minnie Harmon, of Thivty- third
street. is visiting relatives in York
county.
Mrs. Marian GLEASON. Of Baltimore.
Celia Dunn and Miriam ENNIS, OF Welsh-
lnston, %. G., are the guests Of Mrs. r.
Il. Humphrey and the Misses Humphrey
on Washington avenue.
Mr.. Louis II. Bolden. of Rale.sh. is
wishing Mn. and Mrs. III. p. Str7attun.
Mrs. Harvey and Miss Elanor Har-t
.-ey. of Ellton. Md, arrived in the rys
yesterday AND will remain until after
ths launching as The guests Of Mrsf
Fannie Mcknight in East End. /;
Misses Rose and Belle Clayton, OF
hichmort!. are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Boyd. ia
Mr.: Thomas Bridgeforth, of Manches
Ter. Is visiting his sister. Mrs. Bundy,
on Twenty-nntb street
-Hr. lsos worth nd daughter. Miss Cts.
SIC. are the guests of Mrs. Freeman, on
Thirtielh street. gI
Mrs. Q. Whiteheck is quite i'll With la
grippe. 80 =
Rev. George w. W'r4ay. of Peters burg.
a,nlery pastor of the WIS, llington Avs
mug Aeulotlast Chur.,n. is v,sNr;.1ts
friends in the city. He will preach
this evening at 7.ia o'clock at TIE
CHESTNUT avenue Methodist Church.
MIR. Charles Irwin. deputy register of
wills of Philadelphia: nl.s. Irwin and
$ n, Charles: L.eGteralrt John l.. Coon
'onl Vie: Miss Belle Caskey, sups,vfs-
ing principal of the Nineteenth school
SsctiGnr of Philadelphia. and Miss, Jennie
Caskt=v. Of Philadelphia, are, thu. guests
OF Messrs. Hugh ana Win ann Caskey.
Mr.. D. S. Jones contributed $50 TO-
ward defraying the expense ~ enter
tanning tbs Virginia State Firemen's
Ass&cn'tcn instead of $40. as was stated
yesterday. and SO far he heads the LIST.
Attorney and Mrs. Samuel REGISTER
ana their son. Master T. Parke. or Rich
n"nd. are in thu city stopping ct Hotel
Warwick " ..77T H..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-23
Police Court.

The following eases We're disposed CT
in tine Pofice Court yesterday morning:
James Kennedy (colol ed and VIII am
Sinclair, drunk; fined 81 and costs.
w. II. Hickman (colored) cruelty to
animals; continued
Newport News Steam Laundry. vio-
Eating sign ordinance; continued
u T. Jones, opening bar-room on
Sunday: continued.
Arthur Call, assault; continued.
MI. Blandfcrd, assault. continued.
Walter Cha mhers (colored). escaping
chain gang; three ADDITIONAL months in
Jail.
J. X. Winnsey, obstruct:ng sidewalk;
con:iL,ltd
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~ -7pla-'Zi
MFR. ID. S. Jones nlny Run.

The friends OF Mr.. D. s. Jones. the
first president of TIE common council,
have in circulation Il petition for sig
natures calling ON MIR. Jones to enter
the mayoralty contest.
At j special meeting of the Amer
Gus Democratic Club last night a res
olution was unanimously adopted en-
dorsing the candidacy of Mr. M V. d.
DoughtN for mayor ----
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-23
Wns,a Jail Bird

Officer n. I. RayGel,V Monday might ar
rested Waiter Chambers. the negro who
recently broke Jail with fouT- other prs
oners. Chambers has been away from
the city fer some time and when he re-
turned several days ago he evidently
thought that the police had forgotten
him.
Officer Rayne!d found him in Rock
at..s and escorted HIM t>s Jail In the
PoFlce Court yesterday morning Cham
bers was sentenced to serve three
months in addition to the additional
sentence,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-23

PRESIDENT CIRCUIT ExPECTED.
Mr. c. b. Orcutt, president % the
Newport News Shp7olNlding and Dry
dock Company. is expected to arr.ve
in the city this mtining to complete
the final arrangements. In, the after
noon Mr.. circuit will go to Old Poin';
TX receive Governor w. O. Bradley and
his party
Am Associated Press dispatch from
Washington last NIGH: says:
President circuit. of the Newport
News Shi'pbTilding and DRY Dock Conn
,painy, talked with Secretary Lspng ITO
day on the plans of the launching of
THE new battlesi!lips Kentucky and
Kealsarge at Newport News neNT
Thursday. Owing TO the cthl!iESn of
affairs here Mr.. Long is not likely no
attend the Launching. as Thursday is
the day on which the report of the
court OF inquiry may be received For
the same reason many OF the naval
chiefs who had hoped to see these fine
ships glide UNTO the water Will be I'M
able to attend bhe launching.
"A diStin guIslieG party rs ito leave
here tomorrow night, however. int1lud-
ing members of thts Senate and House
naval committees -d such naval oih-
cials as are not pressed by 'the present
emergency CONDITIONS MI pS,,ltt stated
that the etarSnrge would leave the
wa:vs AT 10 a. M. Thursday informing
and tire Kentucky Onis hour later. Mrs.
Herbert 'WInslow. wife of Lieutera nj
Commander Winston. ami Miss ChNs-
tins. Bradley daughter OF Governor
Bradley. of Kentucky, the two ladies
who WIN e,,Issten the kear.S'arsse and
Kentucky, respectively. WIN a>e'it:h New
port News TOMORROW. Governor BSaH-
ley and a party of BOG Kent ut,tSisi u
will arrive at the s.alale ti,rne TO do fit
ting honor to 'tfe ship which bears uhe
Name Uf their state. After THE lluHeh-
ing an hour Will be given TO ll1l:lrsctales
1.-THE shipyard. Including the Work on
pp,5 a
roliatiUn WEI be served. Mr.: Orcutt
speaks i'm the highest 'ersns of the two
rev battleehips, and says that ON a
p'ins4h they could be made ready FOR
service Within eight months ana prop
as!y less.
EVERY preparation is beng made for
the double launching tomorrow morn
ing. If Jupiter Pluvius does not assert
himself and gives Old Sol tulI sway II
will be a gala day. The shipyard Of
be an ideal day. so that there may
not be any thng to mar tie pleasure OF
the crowd or dttract from the eelat. of
the occasion. Today the flags and other
deccra items for the battleships will ar
rive and when the gates ore thrown
open to the crowd tomorrow morning
Old Giory~will be floating IN the breeze
from the tall military masts and the
decks Of the ships.
Incoming trains and coastw. Sc steam
tTS drought many strangers To tne cltS
who came to witness the. launch. To.
day hundreds of visitors win arrive. blu
the largest crowds will pour in early
tomorrow morning on the special trains
and steamboats,. Richmond will be wei
represented AIT the launch It is esti
mated that Several thousand people vii
come down tonight and tomorrow Tyls
round trip fare has been fixed, at 81
Governor Tyler will! be conspicuou
an1ng the Richmond delegation. Thi
~ III
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SENT HIM TO roRrsmoUrIs.
Spanish nuartermast-r on the brooklyn
-."l Under Arrest.

tAso.szo 'Harmo, waho was QUART ely,
master on tine cruiser Rrct;11lyn. has
been sent to Portsmouth w'here ne
vii! be placed under guard.
Harmo It's by birth a Spnniard, bu.
before elfissins in The United States
navy took oalS naturalization papers.
But b:2LNf Us thicker than water. On
sevs,rai 6'+caisiGas' Harmo's sympathy
for Spain has been man! fest, and Conn
;nandar Cooke decided to get rid OF
The quarter master until the ciulnprlca
ton With Spain is settled
There We're i:everl! reasons for send
ing Harmp TO P1rt,;nnou:h. but tins
r.:,ncipa one was hiss familiarity with
he code of signals. Precaut;ur
prompted t:lG. order. for it was realized
hat If a fight We're to occur bet weer
:'he Brooklyn and a Spanish wsrstliI
Harn!o could easily disclose the sig
nails and thus do untold damage
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-23
WINS CAPTAIN Sigsi,- e,s Cook.

Henry Williams (colored). who for the
past two years has served aboard the
battiesh.p Maine as private cook to
Captain Sigsbee. returned 10 his home
in this city yesterday nporning.
Williams is parayl.zed on his right
side as a result OF injuries received IN
the disaster and walks with considera-
bile pain
H.s wife, Annie Will,a ms, is a teacher
in the Boo.lfeld col;red school. Their
home is on Jefferson avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-23
500 Lots At Auction.

Sale Will commence or: i::e oath of this
month-after the Launching is over
any continue Until all are sod Pro-
oerty situated on car line and water
front. For maps and information call
ON Powell Bros. & King ,2701 Wash
ington avenne. nr2-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-23
Grand Launching Hop.

In order to provide amusement for
the large crowd that VIZ be here to-
morrow. I Will give a hop at the Casino
fron to P. NJ There will be a prize
waltz. open to all. Prize now on ex-
inhibition at the Ideal Pharmacy. Tick
t,ts admitting to dance floor, so cents.
Gallery tickets % cents.
PROF. JOHN LYNCH,
4Hta NeWpOrt News
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-23
Free DInner.

Powell Bios &c King w:ll give free
lunch ON the ground where they VIII
sell 500 lots at auction March gath.
After the launching take the street car
anywhere; the conductor viii put you
off in FRONT. of the lots. Dinner from
IL to 2 o'clock. Sale commences at 9
o'clock. For maps call on Powell Bros.
& King. 2701 Washington ave.
INCH 23-2t t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-23
Wright Wants the Place.

President MCKINLEY yesterday an
nounfel 70 T1.Hn!'5ens of H!le Iowa Com
gressi'on,l delegation tina: he had de-
cided to appG.E. Judis'em Lyons, the
negro Republican national committee
man. from Georgia. to be register of
the Treasury to succeed tine late B. X.
Bruce.
Among the Applicants for the office
was Major Marcus d. Wright. the We'll
known negro Republican, of this city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-23
REPORT ON IT'S WAY.
Lieutenant Mark Leaves Kew West
Njthl +|e

Lieutenant MariN Lsaves KEY West
With the Document w.
hiIf WEST, FILA. March 22.-I/ier-
tenant MisSiN judge uslvoer,ist of the
limited States court Of Enquiry into the
less OF the baittiet:l.sp Maine, left Kew
West This afternoon on his way IT,,
y, WaSilllNa'toal. by the City of Key West.
Bound for Miami. talking With hEm u,i,e
81 court of Inquiry THE
n n ss anna apsa pssaa st
revision i:3ss5s VI; sisEs 2S -
- tAl!a OF the officers Of the Rrsaia,e. NOW
here, except T'lyTllasit els Clerk Nc
Ca15tlly. have received orders to leave
for their homes, There to await orders,
MS in the case of other officers who
who left here last wele1<. This lis con-
';tlared to be evidence THAT the court
did not require the corrob,nation Of
technical evidenc as was Thought
few days ago. sf En- I:
The g1ajal7.ty of the officers of the
Maine left t'his salfternonn for Miami
and THE remainder will leave TOMORROW
fol Tampa.
Before 'leaNiins here Commander Ma
1'iX sa'Hi nothing eoull he given out
abort the work of the count of inquiry
mr. It's findings. Presumably. the com
| nlander siitl he was Intensely re
tieved at completing his labors.
The decision reached by the court is
still IA. matter o. snNr.lntaa. Perhaps
| solne signfti canoe may be attached
and conclusions drawn from a REMARK
made tby Avlnniral Sicapd Hast might.
wlH5n lre said tss a correspondent:
THE case of the Maine is most pc
cul;ar. perhaps THE mast peculiar which
| has ever occurred in the HISTORY of THE
world" f ,7sa &lE
From the general rome of his remarks
| it might be inferred that the court find
! ngS do not definitely solve the mys-
terry of a'ht- explosion. This is further
| borne o1lt by the adhllr.ll's statement
| THAT even after The report htod beer
sent TO Washington the department may
! r. quire further investigation.
| IIieuernan,ts Junr,en and Hood Calde:ts
| Bronson and Boyd. Passed Assistant
! Engineer Bowers. Assistant iGnsJneea
| Morr'ts and Carpenter Eii!rnls. of th's
Ma'lale. left ;ll'ere today on THE City OF
| Key West for Afaand.
| Gunner Hale, of the lost hlttles.htp
will l4avt. Easer. There are no commits
| stoned officers of the Maine here.
| The report of the court of. infuiTS
left here today i'm the GUST ody of Leu
,erant Commander Mark. judge aid
! vocnte. If The train conek.toglS bt
| made, lle WIN ARRIVE lin Washington
with 4ale documents Thursday might
W;th-m the last five days a m;morit,
sentiment has been steatllIy grorw:rr!
.'hat The Court has been unable TO de
termine detinat ely the c,l1rse OF the eX
,,r ., ,,o,, t,. - ts,,,i ~, ~
NV, v,id1 f,;,,l ana .,sr.,,,. t,,a,f tn, NJ, in,
vas hl,wn nm .nrea, tr,ynr,,ilv. -
THO san1;,,a az ,.,ht, .7n,anfy,r t,y;3av I,
yu,lhin w \, ,,i,na,,,, ,,tis cai,,,r,
to weeks Of Waiting. Lieutenant Gem
,.a,t a. ,,I,, Nv, +bas .l,. 'ans, ba.n,,r,ht cf
r he tins1an.es sffer !, nrnr,nred cnnfsq.
ancc ,y.fh m e.o,. A,1,.,i,on S;na.rd cert ig
an, t1-a,tilNns we've u,,sats ar,] men. Al
mfH1,1 s5ieun.,l affixed his signature. o
upprovM n. After luncheon Il;eutertsln
,r city of vs and alarsa de- form am
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-23

Mana ger G. e. A. Booker has ar
aai e 4hfA1N to play, a return eneca cement
The eof1i1aIFyr House tnanorrow
inces--ones in the afternoon anu Int
other at night. L-i.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-23
"A Happy Woman

Is the houseke eper Who buys her coal
and wood from the Warwick Coal and
Wood Co., Twenty eighth street. ta14-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-23

Just try q 1oc. box OF Cascarets, the
anr.f Ever and bowel regulator ever
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-23

WORK D
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committee fou
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be seated.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-23
On THEIR WAY HERE
All Rods LeQd TO New.
port News.
THE KENTUCKY PARTY
Governor Bradley and Staff
will Arrive Today.
A MELANCHOLY INCIDENT
ho1ties Of Svhislsey to lse Broken ON M.
Sides OF the BnttIcshlp. Local Ar.
ranEements FOR the Launch
lug Completed. :,
SPECIAL to the Daily Rrs.ss

t1AlStSTON, Ky. March 29.-Be.
YWeen s.x and seven hundred Kentuck-
trains pve. the Chesa peake q Csho I'm
way for Newport, News rni.s aftsnrrSo,
ns present at the Christening CT tn,
"InELiesh.p Kentucky on Thursday.
hnere was sad feature Of the occa
stoh by reason of the death of Cover.
= nor traders sister, Mrs -A1aI4ar,.t
SCOTT at Somerset. Although mis- va
Tel adlowed to interfere w4th rha ar
asilise1Nents for the christening, il east
..,,a1in over the entire party. and will
are over. 80 @iii'iirs ;
me special train is called the "Ro,r7
81 Trade Special" and left Louisvil1t.
az clock this afternoon 1t c..nssIS
,rba S s,eeptfs. and an of them are full
-! GoNernor and his staff ,truvei on
!. a MS Tram: The regular train. which Jeff
az a 1se ! at y, ca rrie; a, special Pullman
with Auditor Stone and other nf'
ahes1 ol the board, Woo are g'5ing
aneau to prepare things for the Cover
nor and his immediate stan.
Inc maids of lionoc, are on the snaei.,
train' as Is the LoIuisvill. hoard ~
,lae: About fifty Lexington ns4snIe
$500 $3.50 the train here, and the Stat
sent lot of choice flowers for Vie.
n nIadley- Among the maids Of aonor 10
MSS Sastleman. of Louisville. VIII
caused such a Juror. in New York IN an
" Lio. great beauty.
MISS Bradley and he, mother go fro,,,
Washington city, where the young lady
IS az sehoo1. TO Newport News tornor,
TOW. Nearly every male Ksnt,,clian
goes to the christening CARE. -
bottle of Bourbon WtlIsKsv. ana he will
break on the ships side as she glides
into the water. While the temperance
women are upholding Miss Bradley in
her choice OF water. the men are all
in favor of Miss Richardson's plan to
christen the ship With whiskey Mrs.
franeis 'E. Beaueiamp. president of the
State Woman's Christian Temperance
Union. said today:
We are 50 proud of Mss Bradley.
Just to think that a young girl. as she
IS. has SO valinntly wit,lstood all thu
pressure that has been brought to bear
against her and still persists N christ
en!ng tie ship with water. II makes US
Older women. Who have worked SO
many YEARS in the cause of temper
.ance. feel that we ba.= not lahored in
VAN May God bless Miss Bradley and
may the launching be a big sue. ess.''
NJ :AkINSi SCHEDULE, TIME.
ASHLAND. KY. March 22-K en-
tucloy's 'tRa,t.leshrp Special has two
magnificent Chesapeake &; Ohio engines
in FRONT of the MINE s!tsprrr- and private
cars. and is making schedule time 1t
REACHED Huntingdon ON schedule tin,
at $3.50 tonight and is due AIT Newport
News tomorrow ait O'Clock P. M.
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