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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-01-07
50 Meredith's Old Coat. "

Litutenant Alderdice's play Mere
dith's Old Coat" is now having a New
York presentation, with May Vokes in
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-01-07

The London Chronicle says that the
baked banana is the ideal food for
nervous and anaemie brain-wOrkerS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06
Hampton Institute Robbed.

1t has just leaked out that some m
Known perS%n or persons forced an en-
trance iTso the whee.hw,righlt shop ar
the Hampton Normal ms tiau.<. saver>a
niStttS ago and made Way With Ecvera
H"uiurec d~lia1>S worth OF valuable
too!S. garments and boots.
1ne authorities of the school at once
notnled the local police. who ars. on
the lookout for nht trulpri;s.
Yesterday morning white man en-
3ered the store Of w. A Shaw, in Rock
ati;S, and offered a firlt-clases ch;sel :nr
fifteen cents. Shaw bought the fool and
.iltei>Wards becoming suspicious son:
word of the transaction to the police.
The man was arrested a nd Mr. Cosse,
OF the wheelwris'irt shop of she Norm a
inSi,"tute, came over to identify the tool
IT possible. This he could not 4, ana
the man was set at liberty.
The pol"hce are still on the lookout for
the thieves.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06
DIR. EGLElsToN's GIFT.


The Columbia Professor Presents 81, 900
to a Frerirh Institution.
By TelegFaph.]
PARIS. Feb. Sit is announced that
DR. Thomas Egleston. tine riuus profess
soy of Mineralogy and MetaNur-y OF the
school Of Mines. Columbia University
New York, has present tf 81, 900 to
France in aid OF the meteorological col
,ert.Cn of the school of mines in tn is
i,.ty from Walsh t.hs doner graduated
n 1850. 1t is announced that the nl!tl-
sSter OF public Works. Nj. Turrel, has
ordered that the uhankts Of the French
government be forwarded TO DIR. E,g.les-
Ton.
NEW YORK Feb. 5.-.Dr. Egle4s,pn
Sa.i today. Whom r representative of
&he Ai.&soJ.a. ed Press showed him tine
above cable,sram:
The first part of the dispatch is per-
se'-';'iy CJrrect, but as 10 the latter part
ilaEe not as yet heard from the French
government. | nave a very great at
fectica for my alma matter the school
Il MINES, Paris. The French govern
rens taught me all know, and treat ed
ne 81, KIN lily and generously that VIII en-
I visited Paris last SKINNER I annollllc
I'd my Intention of donating TN IS Sl9m
II money. which is, in my opinion.
small return for the favols W,irh I re-
2eived as student. On the fourth of
last month / handed the amount IN
DIES to the French consul here to be
forwarded TO Paris. This is the first
Inclination / have received that my do
naton has reached my alma mater"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06
BERLIN CABLE LETTER
Decree Against American Fruits n

Decree Against American Fruits Not
inspected TO be Permanent
'C"pyright. 1898, by Associated Press. }
BERLIN. Feb. 5.-The freedom ,whttt,
the Reichstag and the Pr.ussian Diet
conceded this week to the agrariant
VINO formulated numerous wishes and
complaints. is significant. The minis
ter or agriculture, Baron Won iiamm+r-
stem LoN;en. promised the government
he W,uFd grant as many of their de
mands as possible. AT the moment ne
was nlaE;ng this declaration mea s,,res
We're preparing to stop the imgnor>t of
AIlvr!c<en Fruit and ahe decree in that
connection had already been issued
lhe entire liberal press openly slisap-
proves OF the policy, and asserts 1T was
a government trick to obtain the vot,
O! EIe %.grar!anS for Emperor NTlii3m's
naval bill. The leading -eon,mercial
spGraais point to the ill-wil and indig-
ma ton such measures are bound to
produce IN America, and Ito tthe futiIitv
or p'oA.btting the importation 'of an ar
'scie G>irn1any- does not produce in s,f-
hc.enSS The newspapers claim the
en.y RESULT Will be that fruit will be
imported from the south CT Europe ait
a higher cost than lis nov being paid
for American fruit.
Several OF ,ahe newspapers express
the opinion that the decree VIII rot be
permanent. and THAT # was only inlteu-
ded as "A Temporary act of retaliation
ioi <t'iiSlttdii tEeis!iIletTt ST.
gar. inquiry made at Che foreign office.
<rnl at THE Prusssian agricultural de-
rariment. however, shows the steps
taken TO be only rorerunners of others
OF more Importance, the government
having concluded that something must
be done IS s,ratify the asrarTan derna n
fer retaliation ON nhe United States.
There was an eNemMif1catHon In the
Reichstag on Tuesday when DR. Hahn.
a friend of Prince Bismarck demanded
the prohibition of American horses.
eiahming the imports had increased in
1897 to 4.2IS.OO0 marks, and that some
thing must be done ito SHOW those
overbealYng Americans that an ener-
GeIc German government EXISTS Tho
views OF the PrusS.an cabinet are
Gua seablc by the declara ttkrns made
yesterday by 1.-THE minister of agricul-
ture. Barron Won Hymmersrein-Lox ten,
in the Diet, who declared that American
horses developed influenza after i'm
'puI'ta ton.
Ii is said ttlat Prince Maximilian, of
Baden. who has hitherto lily refused
to marry, Will shortly be betrot hed to
Princess Pauline. of Wurtemburg, in
whose llonor Emperor Francis Joseph
gave a big court ball a week ago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06
KANSAS PACIFIC RAILROAD.
How the Government VIII Protect Its
Interest
CBy Telegraph.

Interest
CBy TelegrapIh.)
WASHINGTON, tSb. 5.-Governor
Hnsl.Iey was in consultation 8with the
attorney general todayl upon the subject
OF the foreclosure against the Kansas
Pacific railroad. Il has Len decided
by tbs department lF Justice that the
government Will eXercSs the power con
Verred tlDun the Pres dent by the act
or 1881 and redeem the claims of the
INST mortgage bondhoiders upon the
eastern and middle divisions respective
~ and become subroga tes' u:.aer tbs law
to their rights. This will make the gov
ertlmen't the owner of both the first and
second liens upon these divisions OF the
road. An application Will be made to
Judge Sa1fb"rn at St. Louis next Sat
urday for leave to reGeam for pos
ponement of the sales of the read whit
are now advertised TO take pace on
fehfuary 1T, IN and is. ard for the APP
pointment of receiver in the govSrn-
inent SUIT to operate, the RAILROAD for
the dement, of its liens. The present re-
ce!Vefs are operating the road under the
sult OF the thllN mortgage boLL!soldyrs
Commonly called the consolidated
lloftSaGe). by this mea ms it is expect, 4
mat the immediate sale of the prop rty
"ill De defer!Sd and that the govSrn-
inent VIII have more opportunity TO ne
sgiiats FOR better price than has been
OF red by the reorga nizatiCn committee
WhlSh now controls the first mort Suge.
ana IN re aleantime the benefits OF the
iEol'ahie operation of the road, If it
continues to p@ probably managed,
VIII una the receiver appointed in the
government suit. be to- the advantage
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06
$1,000 Reward.

It having COME ito our knowledge that
SINE nnstTuplIious person has tried 10
,l:id s e'r1nEtaa the we'll earned reputation
CT tEle ECLIPSE BICYCLE, for
traE'ssa, 1u,abililty and easy runnin 9
ua'4,iaes by stating THAT the frames Of
lie Eclipse SIRE Weak, we hereby ctal-
lersfa -tay or ,ali dealers n agents for a
csl11psss::!,ius test OF bicyclesand we will
d6Ei1se 4ih'a above amount to any chart
sts he i!iaut!Eisio1l the WINNER may select,
1t ststl test does r0t prove the Eclipse
10 b. ,l.se strongest wheel built, rro-
V.dsd HAT THE challenger put UP a like
ameeEnt fer the satrne purpose
/, Wheels nt5t ITO be especially built for
VIZ; .t'ssi's, but selected ait random from
s'tG'zk, and to be of equa! .ght.
NEWPORT NEWS CYCLE CO,
Fred G. Ripper Manager
fEb 5-tf 221 Twenty SEVENTH sire ct.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06
CITY NEWS NLERll;F.

Miss Jessie Webb. OF Richmond, is tn.
guest of her sister, Miss Halle c. Webb
Miss Rebecca Wasddy, of Norfolk, IS
une guest of Miss Maize Saunders On
West avenue
MISS Mary Jacob. who haas been Wis
ring friends in Norfolk since Chris
mas. ITS the guest of Mrs. l.. c. Saun-
ders on Thirtieth street
Key. NJ. f. Broaddus. D. D.. OF Bris-
tol. Va, arrived in the city last even
ing and is the guest of .Rav.C Cook
DrAbroaddus will conduct tbs services
at the First Baptist church this morn
ing and this afternoon Els= Will speak at
the mems meeting Of the Y. NJ. c. a.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06
Music ut ST. paurs Church Today.

Following is THE program Of music
that will be rendered at ST, Paul's Fps
cGpal Church today:
MORNING.
roctssionai-'Th>. Son of God Goes
lForyh to War" Paxton.
Hymn No. 63.
Gloria Tib:-PaNtin.
Hymn to be ann.,unced).
offeltcry-"So God Loved the World y
Stain.
Cen ,nunion hymn.
Gloria in EXcelSis.
Reces:s;cnal hymn (No. s4l
EVENING"
PrCaceSs.onal-''I Heard the Sound of
Voices Webb.
Gloria (Scot2h taan).
Y:onutn est (Scotch d,lanD.
eneisc-IacobS,
Hymn Ito be announc,dl.
Offertory-''The King of Love" Gu
nod
Recessional hymn ono. 2o).
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06
EARTHQUAKE AT LYNCHBURG
(Ry TaIapraph1

IYNCHnBURG, VA. Feb. "a dis
-inct earthquake shock was felt here
oday about three O'Clock. Specials to
the News shew the disturbance was
7e.t throughout southwest Virginia.
Bedford City reporting that a loud ex-
p!osive sound. different from the usual
-um'bi:ns, preceded the shock.
RICHMOND, VA. Feb. 5.-Pulaski.
East Ri4dford. Wytheville. Bedford
Ity, Salem and various other points
n southern Virginia report having ex-
;eEencsd an earthquake shock this aft
ernoon. There is general agreement
hat the duration was about three sec
mas. and the time few minutes after
O'Clock, No damage reported.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06
DAMAGE BY ICE.
Ry Telsg'rap.h.)

ST JOHNS. NF'., Feb. 5.-The Rri,-
ish steamer Addington, Captain Har-
land, nins days from Baltimore, for
SergSn, Norway. with nine thousa nh
bushels Of rye. has arrived here with
her bow stove in by an ice foe. The ay
claSn occurred off Cape Race yester-
uay, "nen the ship was enlhayed in a 4
zee Hoe, SOME of her plates driven in
and her forspeak f.lSd with water. On
Monday her decks were swept by heavy
seas in gale, during which her life
boats wire smashed and deck gear car
ried away. She will probably GO into
dock for repairs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06
WILL NOT LET UP ON LINDSAY
Ne'',ut'ky Democrats VIII Continue to
Appeal For HIS Resignation,

Appeal For HIS Resignation.
CRy Telegraphl
Il the Cotnmerc!al-T Tribune from Franz
2trt. Ky, says: ''4'=>-
me majority of the blouse signtfed
Is intention today to continue its an
zeal 70 Senator Lindsay to resign
ME Senator's response to the lerdsf1a -
ave request for his resignation. deljy-
req IN the Senate ait Washington yes-
senuay. was read with interest by menu
oeEs or Doth Houses. Mr.. Movers Ore
pub@can), of Greenup, in uhe earIy
morning preEuninaries of the House.
sara that body had Suspended proceed
iipslS fast week to have read a newspaso-
{ artlese attacking Senator LINDSAY.
ana IN view of .uhiS he now moved thar
senator L!nIsays response to The res
luiIon requesting his resignation should
'e made part of the journal There
we're cries of NO from ttfle Democratic.
SIDE, and Speaker Beck!nan ruled the
motion out of ORDER
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06
AMERICAN MONTE CARLO.
(By Telegraph.)
CHICAGO, Feb. 5.-The ,Tt,,;rnef TO-

day says:
Michael c. Mcdonald us at the head
u party of Chicago people who have
purchased Fighting Island, eight miles
rom Detrolt, and on Canadian soil, for
The purpose of establishing there a reg
u.ar american Monte Carlo. There is
capitalization of $1,000. 900 behind it,
lne sShezne is to construct AIT once a
rare track on the island. With the
race track going. all sorts of gambling
games are to be put i'm operation
If ever a fight between Corbett and
fIt2simmons is arranged, an attsnrt
viii be made to pIil it off on the island.
1t was there that George F. Consadine,
Of Detroit. wanted to nave the fight
for Which he recently secured Corbett's
SIGNATURE
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06
ID eel; tSe .DrsnI

deeds have been recorded Us fellows:
G. Fl. Burke ct ux to 3. c. Garrett:
consideration, $500.
e'tEi l3s,rr:srfsor Land Geynrany-t.. Ret.
-.a w. Patman; c"nsder1 ti,n. $40.
n. B. Clark cit ux to A. P. Thorn ct
ais, trustees; consideration, $1,000.
William c. Stuart, trustee. to N. b
Clark. relRa..e deed.
!Na1tie c. Moon ct vir to Security
Truat Company; considerat ton, 81 1875.
I. Eugene White to Matte c. Moon;
consideration, 1865
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06
FATHER AND son RETIRED.
Peculiar Event in the Naval History of
the UNITED States.
(Rv TSsIapranh

w ASH Feb. 5.-Adiniral Sell
fridge. who just relinluished the com
r,and of i.he European station. viii go
upon the retired MIST of THE navy with
the close of to-day. having reached the
age fixed by law The event lis entirely
peculiar in our naval HISTORY, ia that
shere win then be presented the spec
,a.cle OF "a father and son both on the
retired list on account OF sc. both htav-
ng reached the high grade i'm the navy
The father Thomas 0. SelfridSe. is now
wing IN Washington ID. c., having re-
sired in 1866. after Sc and a half years
service, and his name now heads the
ma ai list.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06
WILL MEET TUESDAY NIGHT.
Common Council to Decide Upon the Bond
Issue.

tuesday night the Common Council,
WIZ. meet i'm adjourned session to con-
sEuef the matter of issuing bonds. AS
day morning, the finance cun,nits.s a
'Wrlt recommend that the total amount
to be expended for school buildings.
sewerage ana q new jail be issued at
o1aoe IN denominations of $500
II Is probable that the recommends
'.on VIII be approved by the council,
ana steps viii be taken to advertise for
nids. AS the bonds are run for a pc
rica OF thirty years, and bear interest
at the rate of 41-2 per cent. it is
phousht they Will sell at a handsome
premium
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06
MFRS. LANE IMPROVING.
iRY Telegraph.

WASHINGTON, Feb! 5.--Th.e cont!i-
tiion of Mrs. Lane, the daughter of ex-
Senator Blackburn, of Kentucky, WHO
was accFie tally shot about thre=- weeks
ago. shows slight Improvement to-
night There was a ralby' from the dis
'couraging features Of last night, when
another setback occurred which LIFT
the patitnt in a very precarious state.
IL.is afternoon Mrs. Lane was able to
take some light nourshment.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06
Perish IN FLAMES.
Six People Buried in THE Ruins OF
Big Building
p},N

tBy Telegraph).
BOSTON, Feb. Silk tfremen, in
c,t:dilns a district chief, a captain and
lieutenant, were killed AT a fire here
this mornfnss, wihich burned cut the in
terror of tive-story building ON Mer-
l',nHa'c street, occupied by C. w. Bent &
Ctnnpah5rr manufacturers of beds, bed
ding, e.c. The dead are:
District Chief john F. Egan.
Captain James Victory.
Lieutenant George j. Gotwald. >,-
Hoseman Patrick H. Dusken.
Fireman Jim ]. sMulh ern
HCseman w. j. Walsh.
Fcuir other fireman were buried in
the ruins ,br't they escaped with more OF
-i<.ses- -seriolIs injuries. They are:
Captain Joseph NJ. Clarity.
HcseEnan Thomas Z. Conway.
Hoseman T. ]. GhUhtrty.
Hoseman Edward Shea
Lieutenant John j. MdCartihy, of Pro
';ectiNe l. was slightly bruised by fall
ny bricks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06
Horses for Hamburg.

For the first time in several years
a CONSIGNMENT Of horses was shipped to
foreign country from this port yester-
day. The steamship Pisa (Gr) cleared
with forty head of horses for Hamburg
These animals We're brought from New
York Friday night on the Old Dominion
Steamship Yorktown and were trans
fe!red d;rec,sy aboard the Pisa. The
Pisa also cleared With l22,357 bushels of
corn. $4,000 bushels of oats, 1900 barrels
of Oil and a quantity Of slaves and lum-
Der
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06
Police Court.

Only three cases We're disposed of by
justice Brown in THE Police Court yes
seriay;
George Brown (colored), charged with
carrying concealed wea pons; fined 81
and costs.
Jimmie Pedlicord (colUred), charged
with larceny; dismissed
Alien Stevenson, disorderly conduct:
fined 50 and costs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06

The meeting of the Business Mems
Association Tuesday night will be am
important one. as the annual election OF
officers VIII be held.
The names of a number of promi-
aent business men have been spoken in
connection with The presidency City
Treasurer ]. NJ. Curtis, who now holds
this office, will, it is understood, de-
cline to ALLOW his name TO be presented
for election, and so it Will he neceS-
tsary ITO select some one else.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06
Open All the Time.

Messr+s L. B. Reynolds & Co.. pro
prietors of the Ideal Pharmacy. desire.
10 announce 10 the public that COM
meno.ng Monday, February nth inst,
,Jney WEN keep their place OF business
apen all night, and at no time will the
store be without a registered pha
C!:- The physicians especially Will find
'this new departure a great convenience.
This firm has both the Bell and Cftlzens
phones in their Store, feS6-1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06
$l.1OO, 900 PROFIT in A YEAR.
Chemical National Bank in a Position
to Stand Its loss.
DIV rTxaletTr-a nh


(Ry Telegraph ....
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-Pr- sident Will
Jams, of the Chemical National Bank.
"hen asked today whether there We're
any further deve1opmt nts in the Oujn-
an-SliVer-Grabler matter said:
We have been perfectly frank in TAX
ing the public into our conliiencss ard
telling them of our losses through Mr.
Quinian's leans. 1t Is no more than
flght that the public should look at the
other side OF the account, which is tina
our profits the past year wer. over 81
iu"OC0 ana tEat we can soon make up
these losses and have still a handsome
investment for the fortunate stockhold-
GrS"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06
Nc M0ra EGr.ureS.

The tortures OF saw-eIge linen will
never more be known to the customers
OF the Newport News Steam Laundry,
Sor this enterprstng firm has put in a
that completely eradicatess she
saw edge" and leaves the edges as
smooth as ivory feb6 II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06
FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT
One Man and Two Women Killed at q
Crossing
lBy 1'e!egraph.)

iBy Te!egraph)
sAGl n AW. MICH, Feb. 5.-Just be-
fore O'Clock 'bhis evening a Michigan
Central passenger train from Detroi,.
ran down sleigh, containing a ma
and three women ait the Sheridan -aven-
ue crossing. The man and two of the
women Were killed, and the third wo
man BADLY injured. The dead are:
Thomas Stewart
Mrs. Matthias Mesner.
Miss Barbara Mosner.
There was NO gate or flagman at the
crossing. Stewart saw the train. b,1t
was unable to cross before being
caught.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06

The Chesapeake and Ohio have placed
tickets on sale for the NEW twenty five
minute train service between this city
and Old Point ait the Ideal Pfhahrrnas4y.
Tickets can be purchased i'm any guam
ties at this establishment, commencing
Monday, February 18th inst. feb6-1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

INf1W 1UFak. FEB. 5.-The weekly
bank statement shows the following
changes: Surlus reserve. decrease
Ss27.S25; loans, increase, 1884, 100; spe-
Gle. increase, 1895, 400: legal tenders, in
crease. sl,012,600; deposits, increase.
Sll ,3f3,30O; circulation, decrease, $685.
300
The banks now hold 1874, 1872 IN ex-
cess of the requirements of the IS per
cent rule.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06
-
Machine Shops Leased:

1t is understood that four gentlemen
who are practical mechanics, have
leased from L. G. Hipiyer his ma
tlI:ne shops The plant will be enlarged
and the operators viii make a specially
of marine repairing,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Jan 81, ,9s
Niagara Fire Insurance %

Powell Bros. & King. Agents,
Newport News. Va
Gentlemen:--We have received fro,o
the Niagara Fire Insurance CoU,ranv,
n New York, check co. their proper
tio:i of the loss We sustained by fire Of
L2nlary 18th. 1898. which fire damaged
our building, located on he corner OF
Washington avenue ana Thirty first
street. this city.
P:eGse accept our thanks for the COM
pany's prompt and cheerful settlement
or the above loss. Yours truly,
E2lizab .Ih Holl 4r:on,
Bernariine Thedierk.
fe6 At -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06

Deposit your clothes money with us.
1t will pay You good interest.
WOODWARD & WOMBLE.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06

Drop in the basemen, of tn, Citizens
and MarirR Bank; You vii. have nc,
trouble in finding tins seller Houses and
lots in all sections of the city Powell
siSrGS. d Hing. feb 2-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06

Wood delivered i'm amy part of the
city for 80 cents per load, cash N. S.
Warren, AS Twenty-nintll street.
Phone 26l5. fe6-2n.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06

Dr. d. s. Harmon, optician. Ey az
andned free. 1853 Main street, over
and 10 cent store, Norro1t. Va
de 12-t2
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06
A Happy Woman

Is the housekeeper who buys her coal
and wood from the Warwick Coal and
WOOD Co. Twenty-eighth street. Ia IA TT
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06

Cascarers stimulate liver, kidneys and
bowels. Never slcKer, weaken d grippe.
10:.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06

A telegram has been recei St.tssf saass.
State Department from Consul General
Lee. at Havana, Stating that The g'ov-
ernment there consents to iahe adrnls-
sion of supplies for The destitute and
suffering Cubans into any Cuban port
free OF duty.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06

When bilious OF costive. eat a Cascaret,
candy caIthartic, cure guaranteed, loo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06

VtEIE'' 49,. go. :. -. -. *-,5z3,lzo
The countries to which exports were
carried and the values follows:
Belgium, $23S. 401.
Denmark. S1S4,013
France, 1884.
Germany, $273. 703.
Netherlands, $414,730.
Spain, $24.291.
England. $1,24s,340.
Scotland, $377, Ell
Ireland. SEAL
Mexico. $6,8O4.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06

A telegram received at the State De-
pal'.rnvnt from San Jose, Costa Rico,
an!iaunces that "a revolution WAS inallg-
utated there yesterday
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06

The Popuiists in Congress have conn
pleted an organization, with IRepresen-
tative Bell, OF Colorado, a.sl chairman
OF the Joint caucus. Repressnf atsve Shu-
ford, of New York, secretary and liar
RS. of Kansas. Jas chairmah ,of the
Congressional committee,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-06

The Populis'gs and silver Republicans
held a conference last evening which
Was generally attended by members of
these parties i'm bolh Hou:es of Con-
sress: After a discussion of the pres
emit situation in policies, it wis decided
that the parties should work together
IN ihe coming campaign and endeavor
TO aVnid nominations which you'd con-
ilIct iEoth organizations Wilt endeayor
also to work wit the Democrats, in or
der That a solid combina tiunsof ali or
CARNATIONS may be made aAsainsst the
Republican.s.