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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-11

1t is a matter of no consequence to the
country whether General Miles or Shafter
was in chief command at Santiago. 1t is
enough that we met the enemy and that
he surrendered.
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After trying the summer weather of Flori-
da. Cuba and Montauk General Shafter
wants to return to the glorious climate of
California. and who can blame him?
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Wouldn't you like to join our anti-pro-
family society?"
Il have my doubts about it; there are too
many doctors among its promoters"
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The heads that wear the crowns of Eu-
rope viii lie none the easier now that the
assassin has had his way once more.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-11

Il understand they sang the hotel-keep-
er's favorlte hymn at his funeral"
What was it?
Abide with Me-"
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she-No. sir! 1 have vowed never to kiss
a man until am married.
Hell hope you will marry soon.
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pines, and it is not improbable that more
will be needed.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-30
DIXIE AND YOSEMITE.
Cruisers vii! Leave the Ship
yard Next Week.
Will HOLD POSITIONS.
General superintendent W. A. Post Says He
VIII keinstate Employees Who
Volunteer and Enlist In
the Army.
The The .euxlliary cruisers. Dixie and

The auxiliary cruisers. Dixie ar,x,
Yosemite. will leave the shipyard some
time next Week .1Is.g..,- = =
1t had been expected to have the YES
sells ready for service today, but recent
orders from the Navy Departmenas
which required additional work, made
1t impossible to put the new warshhps
in lighting TRIM in so short a. time
Double forces of men are hard a t work
on the cruisers. When THE Dixie and
Yosemite leave the yard for Norrolks
rhey will be ready ito 80 into commits
sion. The 6-inch and rapid fire guns
will be mounted and all that will be
necessary before the ships put to sea-
Will be provisions and men. These with
be taken on at the Norfolk navy yard
The seaInen who will IMAM the Dixie are,
now in training at Norfolk, and the
Michigan naval reserves, who vii! man
the Yosemite, are expected to arrive ste@l
day or tomorrow. " 80:
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BRIEF ITEMS.

Mr.. Edward Buchanan and Miss AIyr-
tile Braseiman We're married Wednesday
night at the home of her parents on
Washington avenue by Rev. Z. Z. Cox,
pastor of the First baptist church.
Captain John McQuade, of Staua-
ton. Va, is in the city on business.
Mr. A. H. Foster left last evening
for Troy, N. Y, to attend the funeral
of his mother. who died in that city
yesterday.
Naval Constructor J. j. Woodward
left yesterday for Schenectady, n. y.
to be present when the dynamcs and
electrical apparatus for moving the
turrets on the battleships kearsarge
and Kentucky are tested.
The colored Odd Fellows of the city
will hold a thanksgiving anniversary at
the First Baptist church tomorrow at
ternoon. State Grand Master H. l..
Holmes. of Arlington. Va, Will deliver
the Grafton
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-30
" PANTHER AT KEY WEST
me transport and the Montgomer
Weather the Storm Well
jRV

NBy Telegraph,
KEY WEST, FLA. Anri 90 --rr,a,,
was one of wild ru NOR and m tle act ;nn
The chief incident of tha d,v wa :
the arrival of the troop shin ,panth.r
With nearly 700 marines on board.
She comes from Hampton Reads in
convoy of the Montgomery. Lio,lrenant
Culonel Huntingdon is in command If
the marines. He said the only event
of The trip Was a souall on ia,asda =
night. The men stood it we'll.
The Fern arrived from Tampa. with
ammunition for the fleet, aud the An
napo!is returned after "a brief absence.
Where she has been is not known ex-
csp1 to the authorities and those on
board. The Amphiirite is, still coaliny
here.
a statement is made by Lieutensl MT
Mckinley. in charg. of the h:lrboE de-
lenses, that Key West will he practi-
cally closed 10 vessels between s Z. NJ
;llu ~. NJ, beginning tomorrow night
The orders from The. department say:
determinations WIFI be adopted govern
ms, the entry aud departure of friendly
vessels during the continuance of war
A io.td of anxiety was lifted from th.
| naval men here by The arrival late this
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-30
A STRAIGHT TICKET
Republicans Nominate Can
didates for the Council.
HARMONY IN THE CAMP
Factions Unite &c the Ward Meeting and
Katify the Action OF tho Couf+r-
ence Committee. Or.
Charles viii Run.

The coming municipal campaign viii
be fought on party lines Boob parties
have selected their candidates and tbs
tight is now on in earnest.
Last night the .Repu5lie,s;.s he'd ward
meetings, no,ni 7ated candidates fol
the Common Coun::ii and just,=es If tbs
peace and ratified the tick i Agreed
upon by the conference co1nnniltee
Here is the full ticket:
Mayor-Dr Joseph Charles
City s'Sergean1-W. T. Hopkins.
Co1nmonwealth's -Artorney-A. c.
Peachy
Constable-C. C. Watts
FOR THE COMMON COUNCIL
First .,Ward-B. b. Cory.
Second Ward-W:lliam 'Wasihiugton
(colored).
Third Ward-William C. W1lkie.
Fourth Ward--H. E. Parker, Sr
Fifth Ward-Walter B. Ellison.
Sixth Ward-Joseph Carruthers.
Seventh Ward-Joinn u. Hay.
FOR JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
First WaTd-P. M. King
Second Ward-A. C. Davis (co,ored.
Fourth Wa}d-Warrsn Smith.
Fifth Waph-T. d. Adams~
Sixth Wapd-L. G. Righser
Seventh Ward-Royiafld Dietz
The ward\ meeljxgs were attended
by both facriofs OF the party, and
harmony seemed to prevail. There
was contest in THE Sevent tn Ward be-
tween Mr.. Hay and Mr. e. J. Muichay,
but the former was nominated by a
vote OF fortyfive to twenty-five. Mr.
HAY. 1T will be remembered, was the
candidate against Mr.. ]. F. Dpherty at
the election last spring, and was de-
feated by one vote. which he cast for
his opponent, as he felt u delicacy in
voting for himself.
: The nominee of the Fourth Ward is
CHR. H E. Parker. general agent of
the Chesapeake & Ohio railroad here,
who viii oppose Mr.. E. 1. Ford, gene
raj yard master of the Chesapeake &
Ohio railroad This contest will be
watched with a great deal of interest,
as both of the gentlemen are promi-
nent railroad men. g.
Out in the second ward the colored
people held 4 large meeting in Union
Hail, which was presided over by
Councilman p II. Roane. Among the
speakers We're p. Woodson, w. II. Lee,
and A. Bronson.
1t has been reported that DIR. Joseph
Charles would decline phe nomination
for mayor. but this was denied last
night by a prominent Republican. who
said that DIR. Cha res had signitied his
willingness .t4llsatrH.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-30
AN UNrouNDED REPORT.
No Case OF Treason on the Monitor
Puritan.
Ilt, ,r,AI,.e.r., nj,


KEY WEST, f'LA., April ga
snlait Spanish sloop, the Engracisl,
ctptureu ny .He Un,,cd states sunboat
Newport, .aplair u. e. TiIley, OIL Ca
oaiI;ts yesterday, WAS brought in here
unls morning. she was In charge OF d
prize crew consisting OF couple OF
iJlle jackets.
only one shot was necessary to
bring the Engracla TO. She had on
board crew of seven men and q car
go OF flSn. The HIlen on board the prize
mad been In THE Spanish navy and
serve as Il sort OF naval reserve.
The officers of the Newport say the
capture is an important one, in view
OF the fact that the little vessel was
attempting to carry into Havana news
OF the movements OF the United States
fleets. M
There is absolutely no foundation
for the sensational reports cabled fSom
here to the effect that a case OF trea-
son has been discovered on board the
United States monitor Puritan The
rumors arose from the strange actions
of fireman, with a Spanish sounding
name, now under restraint Oh the war
ship because of his eccentricities The
officers of the Puritan declare there is
! no thought of trying the man by court
martial, and that all the talk about
treason is absurd.
1t appears that few days ago the
man in question was seen in one of the
monitors turretS and the man who
saw him reported that he had his hand
on the lock of the magazine. whereup-
on the first man was placed under re-
straint The crew Of the monitor inn
metliately became excited and declared
there was Spanish traitor on board
| Through this the extravagant stories
| We're cOncocted.
| The officers of the Puritan believe
the man, who is n fireman, is Il Cuban.
and they assert positively that he has
/ never given evidence Of any sort OF
| sympathy with Spain. hut they add, on
] the contrary, when the Puritan was
| off Matanzas. the man was frequently
heard to say he would like to get
ashore to Join the insurgents.
/ Captain r. T. Harrington. com
mander of the United States monitor
I Puritan, and the commanding officer
Of the Cardcnas fleet, who has Just
! come from there, emphatcally denies
! the story of the alleged bombardment
of that port by the monitor Terror and
1 gunbont Machias. He says there are
no Spanish batteries there and that
the entire story Is untrue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-30
Negro krSisls Arrest.

Patro!man c. B. Crafford ran against
a mean negro last evening shortly after
ton aNerua and Twenty-eighth street
The officer was off duty. but he OBJ
served the man was drunk and diSor-
derry. The negro resisted and Police
man Cratford put the nippels around
mis- wrist. The negro became violent
broke the handouts and started &c
run. Officer Crafford grabbed him
and threw him down. ny this time
iPartoimaE Nel!incs appeared on the
scene and the TWO officers took the
negro To prison. Al the Jail ;lle Negro
was reeD gniZed as the man who escaped
from The Police Court recently by walk
ing uut with a crowd OF ''hobos' who
had been discharged.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-30
SPANISH FLEET SAILS.
Several Warships Leave ST. Vincent
for Cuba.
------- lRN HplnIrl.l \

Several Warships Leave ST. Vincent
for Cuba.
(By Telegraph)
LONDON, April 29.-Thc Evening
News this afternoon publishes Il dis
patch from st. Vincent, Cape Verde
islands. saying the Spanish cruisers
Maria Teresa. Almirantc Ouuenuu
Flzc;lya and Cristobal Colon, accom-
panied by the Spanish torpedo boat
uestr"yers Pluton. Terror and Furor
mad, at the hour the dispatch was filed
O. O'Clock in the morning), just sailed
IN Il westerly direction, presumably
going toward Cuba
The dispatch adds that tn. Spanish
torpedo boats Azore. Rayo and Ariete
and the Spanish transports San Fran
cisco and Ciudad de Catliz sailed at
the same time in IL northerly direction
probably going to the Canary Islands
81. VINCENT. CAPE VERDE is
LANDS, April 60 p. NI-Two Span-
!sh transports probably the San Fran
cisco and the Ciudad de Cadiz. have
Just returned here With three Spanish
torpedo boats, most likely the Azore
Eayo and Arietc. owing to a collision
The Spaniards say two OF the torpcao
boats have been slightly damaged
IheN claim the boats will be able to
Put TO sea again tomorrow
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APPREHENSION AT KEY WEST
People Afraid of Attack by SPANS
WarShipS
(By Telegrarh.)

10Y AeleSldI1t.j
KEY WEST, FLA. April 29.-There
are many nervous people in this SENT
Cuban city, and apprehension is not
confined 10 tine less intelligent class.
The timid aver that Key West is sure
to be the first point OF attack by Jhe
Spanish fleet. and the whereabouts OF
the latter they place-some at Porto
Rico, others Off Bermuda. while some
viii almost certify THAT the hostile
cruisers are less than a hundred miles
away. LAS reasons for their belief tina t
Key West will be selected, many say
Spain has an especial grudge against
the pace as having been Cor many
years a hotbed OF treason to the crown,
that the coal and naval stores belong
ing TO the United States and now here
TO supply the fleet, would be of incalcu-
liable beniit to the Spaniards and that
the Vizcaya and the Oquendo alone
could capture the place in a few hours.
OF course all this Is regarded as be-
gotten OF fear and bad Judgment by
those best posted In naval matters.
None the less, not a few women have
left Key West and others will soon fol-
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THE FLYING SQUADRON.

1t Did Not Suffer at All From the Res
cent Storm. ssst1 4
ON BOARD THE FLAGSHIP..
BROOKLYN, OFF FORT MONROESss
VA, April 29-The squadron did nofss
suffer at all from it's experience with
the recent storm. No shore leaves
We're granted this morning and drills
were gone through with Efs s:ass
The collier Saturn delivered one hum,
bred and fifty tons Of coal to the Mas
sachusetts this morning and them.
lightened enough to 60 to sea, LETT.
port. ii
The MerrImac, a still larger collier.-
that has been fitting out at NEWPORT
News. was finished today and will join
the squadron either today OF tomorroW
morning with full supply Of coal
The Brooklyn and Texas each took on
coal today.
The mosquito fleet tugs that went,
out early in the week have not returns
ed at the entrance to the f,arhor. 1865 q.
The reservation here is not closed at
night and the hotels have been nott-s
fled that they will not have to- close.S
Just after the collier Saturn left the:
| armored tug Niagara left to act as es-;
cort.
The vesuvius arrived here today,
and ran into the navy yard ut Ports!
mouth for some repairs. She had been
out in the heavy storm of Tuesday and!
Wednesday. but wethered it in splen-;;
| did shape.
The converted tug Window sailed
| this afternoon for Key West and WIFI
assist in acting as convoy for the coll
| Iier Saturn. .57Fs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-30
AT THE CHURCHES.
Themes That VIII BE Discuss from the
Pulpit Tomorruw.

Services will be held at the churches
tomorrow as follows:
First Baptist church, Rev. c. C. Cox.
paStor.-SerVlces at IL a. Nj and ) 1,
M. Text in the morning: But we all,
with open face beholding as in a glass
me glory OF the Lord, are changed into
inc same image from glory to glory,
even as by the spirit of God'-II Cor
. .!. .: is. Evening text:
Through the tender mercy of orr
God; whereby the dayspring from on
nigh hath visited us, to give light to
mem that sit in darkness and in the
shaaoW OF death, to guide our feet in
Second Baptist church. Rev. Thomas
J. MacNay, pastor.-Services at II 4
NJ. and p. NJ. Subject in the morning:
Atomement Made Under the Ola
law Evening subject: THE Ten
der Words of Jesus"
orrville Baptist Mission Rev. L. i.
MacAay, pastor.-Services at Ill A, NJ
and l:30 = M. Sunday school at. :. p
NJ.
St. pauls Episcopal church. Rev J.
+. ftihble, pastor.-Services at II A. NJ.
ana T.. Nj. Text i'm the morning.
Neither Is there salvation in any nth
err Tor there is none other name under
heaven given among men, Whereby ,yc
must be saved. Acts IL.
+ iIst presbyterian church. Rev: l.. It.
Wcil,"rd, l';lstor--Services at II A. III.
ana =. NJ Rev. r. ]. Brooke the
syaodical evangelist, will conduct b,,b
me morning and evening services.
r.Ferv evening next week Rev NJ
Brooke will conduct evangelistic serv.
ices in East End on Twenty-sixth
street. between Chestnut and Roanoke
avenues
Washington Avenue NJ. l.. cburcr
i>ey. Il. T. Lipscomb. RESPONSIBILITIES
at II y. NJ. ana 80 p. NJ.
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PoRruGAL's DECREE.
.r By Telegraph

~ Wy 1eIeS1a ,P1''7 60
LISBON, April 29.-The Official Ca
zette today publishes the neutrality
decree OF Portugal in the war between
spain and the United States. II Is
similar to the decree issued at the time
OF the outbreak Of the Franco-Prus-
sian war and contains six articles:
l. Forbids the equipment or priVa-
tcers in Portuguese waters.
. Forbids the entry or prlVateers
into Portuguese waters.
8. Permits belligerents to make
short stay at Portuguese ports
l. Defines legitimate trade as re-
CARDS belligerents and forhds trading
in goods which may be considered con-
traband of war
5. Warns Portuguese and foreigners
in Portugal against actions contrary
to the security of the state.
g. Refuses protection to any in
fringerS Of the decree. .U-".
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-30
ON THE DIAMOND.
Results of Yesterdays Games in the
National and Atlantic Leagues.

>-.,;.,,o, ,,1 ,,;,n,in I,.,,uas
->a'i''''' 10, .,.''. lrs,e'.r,n,'n
,,,,,--,e Wy ap! no r,a ,.,,
li,i. 80 w. &c., - to,.,, ,,;t,, =
season WAS niel'eu itse .oot ~ W. 81 :.
defeat for the home team ahe =, Re EDS
iu' w :, n.'i.'ne aa'I Nv .ttana
.i'e f,i aao ~ every point <N'ee''u-
'''s 49, s'-''' u !.
r;,.,,,., -. -
r;',;.ti :, !. y - ns
cin., ,1ras. ,;cO ana os scnr;ver
u, u.s., pi.n 7-'r,,,ires Swat
tiaM'es ;'n vi i1e'z ;r;, u'''p ,.s
W." "m1I 80. y ,,.,.,, 90 r;,a ,,,;.,.;,a
49,. io< ,,,a ~, :, ~, 49,, an., ~,
es,et 60" NO. W ' Gbioaeo M.as walk
opor fo,. S1 The home team. Attendance,
q oon ~ ~
CSC seor re- cx- +; y a T. :
In'isSius % q"
ntt.rios.cr;tt7tb and Donah,,e.
Frazer and Wilsnn ITmn;resMe,msh.
man and az Hevd1er Time > honrs'
w WAeHINGTSN Anri1 ee@Boston
Won hu sunerior ,,ott;ng and Wash.
tnn's arrors Atteni1nnce soo score
Wasbineton oo11o o. Is
Roston n q 1 q . . al IL
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-30
BOUND FOR MANILA
(By Telegraph

HONG KONG, April 29.-The steamer
Esmeralda, chartered by the banking
companies, has gone to Manila, capital
of the Philippine Islands, to bring
the specie there, as trouble Is appre-
.lended. 1t is understood she will be
lble to enter and leave Manila before
The United States fleet attacks that
port. She has a considerable quantity
u coal aboard and also has as a pas
senger the insurgent leader Filipino.
sAe is said to have sealed orders TO
join the United States feet after her
MISSION Is accomplished.
The cable to Manila has not been cut.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-30
Police Sntirt.

The following cases We're disposed OF
IN the Police Court yesterday morn
ing: T.
Matt. Horn, disorderly conduct; dis
NJ issed -
Edmond Wright tcolored), suspicious
character: dismissed.
\. Fl. Gilmore. charged with permit
tnrs unlawful gaming in his saloon
dismissed. y warrant Charging him
WITH maintaining disorderly house
Was continued until Tuesday.
Robert Arlington and Moses Moore,
charged With shooting crap; case con-
tiuueu until Tuesday
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-30
Dropped Dead In Her Yard.

Mrs Charles GALLAGHER aged "a
years, who resides at No. 225 Twenty
seventh street. dropped dead in the
back yard of her residence yesterday
afternoon shortly after 2 O'Clock. Mrs.
GALLAGHER was apparently in good
health and was attending to domestic
d1ries Death was due 10 heart dis
ease She was a widow The remains
viii be sent TO Baltimore ,Monday for
interment
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-30
Found Dcadin BED.

The dead body of Jas Gillian (co1-
oreD was found yesterday morning in
a room in the house in which he board :
SO on lwenty-eigha h street. between
the railroad and Warwick ayenu.
The case was reported to Coroner Ga
~. who decided that an inquest was
nnnecs< sarE, the ma II dying from natu-
raj causes.
Gillian was member of the Samari-
tan Lodge. Of Portsmouth where his
widow lives
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-30
AMERICAN VESSELS OVERDUE.
Eleven of Them in Danger Of Being
Captured.
(T3y TaJaera nh .

(By Telegraph.)
LONDON. April 30.-A dispatch to
uhe Daily Mail. from Hong Kong. dated
Friday, says:
War news is scarce. Nothing has
been heard of the American hsst or
from Manila. Commodore Dewey con-
s!ders THAT his duty will be done when
the SPANS fleet is captured and safety
has been secured for American trading
vessels. Eleven OF these vessels are
overdue and the Americans feel ex-
csediHgly anxious.
The formation Of the provisional
government at Ma Mia will be announc-
ed at the discretion Of the United
states Consul Williams. It is believed
chat there are not many Spanish troops
at Manila They have gone into the
interior. The American fleet CARRIES in
all 1900 oftlcens and men. The Concord
is expected 10 return here for dispatch
IS ON Wednesday. tt5
"A few weeks ago. before the Hong
Kong Supreme Court attachio. the min
i.,te of the interior in the provisional
government applied for an injunction to
restrain Aguinaldo Che lnsurgent
.ead-lO from parting with 100000 that
had been RENTED here by the Spanish
government for distribution among the
! leaders of the late Instruction. Other
members of the council purpose issuing
I disclaimer against ayta chio'ts action.
and expressing confidence in AguinaldO.
He ard his csrllea CUES have devised a
plan of going to Manila in their own
vessel and have a large supply of am
:nunition and arms.
'Aiuuy letters have been sent here
from Manila opened"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-30
& 5rVa-r T. tFs sa s..
Did Not Come to Blows.

Messrs r. S. Shield and William
Halev. the two candidates for consta-
BILE, deny that they had an alteration
at the Fourth ward polls Thursday af-
ternoon. There was a heated discus
sion, but. no blows. They have since
smoked the pipe Of peace and are on
good terms. --.---- No.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-30
Bonnie Jones' Challenge.

Bonnie Jones. the feather weight
catch -as- catch-can wrestler, who is
well and favorably known in this vi
entity, sends the following open chal-
the Record that wrestling is
in vogue again in Philadelphia, 1 am
prepared 70 meet any in my class for
any amount. My reputation and re-
cord of the past will be a sufficient
guarantee for the future
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-30
INDEPENDENT Club.

A number of Democrats on the
Acre" met last night and organized
an independent Democratic club with
the following officers:
President. P. Furlong.
Vice-President-Patt O'Brien.
Secretary-Z. Gooch.
The object of the organization was
not made public last night, but it is
understood that the members will take
hand in the municipal election next
month. I'M
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-30
Excurslon to KichmoutI.

Sunday May 9Th, 1885, Round trip.
s1.50. Special train will leave Old
Point S:45 A. NJ, Phoebus S:4s A. NJ,
Hampton $3.50 A. NJ, Newport News
Passenger Depot $40 A. NJ. Return
ing, leave Richmond 8:15 P. NJ. Train
stops only at Williamsburg. Round
trip to historic old Williamsburg s1.0o.
Special coach for colored people.
Trunks and bicycles carried free.
J. T. HERMAN, Manager
apr costs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-30

In the event he is reelected city
sergeant Mr.. IL. w. Milstead stated
yesterday that he would name Captain
S. s. Archibald as his deputy, TO sue
coed Mr. v. B. Barclay, who is now
connected with the Newport News Gas
Company.
Captain Archibald is popular
young man and would make an efficient
Officer
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-30

P,ltent, wood and stone churns,
wood Ware supplies. Adams Racket
Store. NJ. -- If