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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-05
GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
Senate and House Finally
... Adjourn.
RESUME OF THE WORK
Many Applications for the New Positions.
Tribute to Col. John Bell Bigger.
Bills Signed by the
Governor.

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IawltSs, Secretary of IN" Common
wealth. IN assistant N his office at a
desirable salary.
OF tine metnp~rS of the present Legs
-attsra Colonel j. n. Stubs. Of Glouccs-
ter. has had a longer continuous service
than envy otnrr' man IN either House.
this being his twenty eDghth Year of
stsv7ice, uw'lv- wears Of which We're
spent I'm the senate. While TIN" v"teinn
'legisla tors name was Und-sillbIy aired
in the newspapers IN connection with
the recent history Investigation. his
itN@A1s-arI they are mnny-S-cm but
the more loyal % I'm. No man IN either
house is more genial and acc
ing t" members VT TO strangers. The
oyster interests Bn tn State have MI
,m'"- ready or able champion, and no
member Df III" present Ii"us" has reully
accomplished more for the Confederate.
solder ltan MIR. tStu]E's, who secured
the passage If a hgl 10 permit III" al, un-
~ t" Vote on the Question of II special
levy for the refief IL Veterans.
Colonel! John Bel BESer's career rs
Clark of th-- Hous. is about "nnt.npo-
rfne1us with Mr. stubb's service as tt
member ~ the Assembly. The veteran
Clerks respnnSe 10 thu speech of pr.-
s"ntation On the last executive day Of
Hhe House session was Very touching.
ana am tht. more - 1,~in the sad pros
poet that his familiar face may De seen
~:VA<lvnc"S w age aTHi its coming miirin-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-05

British steamship C~arisbrr,k. Cap
tain iumme!. entered from New Or
leans and cleared for Bristol after coal
ing.
There w"r" no other entrances or
cl~tdraHvt'S.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-05

The sci.t,sn.N' 'ErlNk \. Palmer, which
sailed tr.n thlS I-rrr ne nifty Win u
cargo of coal for Boston, had a rough
trip up the coast. losing h~r main
i'y,m, MAIN gaff and ninety fnthonls of
chain.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-05

The nobbiest Hats aver hown in this
city We're opened up by Woodward 4
Womble his week. The styles are
peautEful. fe27-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-05
A Happy Woman

Is the housekeeper h buys her coal
and woCd from the Warwick Coal ami
Wood Co, Twency-eighth street. ja14-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-05

She-Wtlly is so witty.
He-Oh, You wcileG think any idiot
Who cam get OFF a Not of stuff he has
read in the papers
But I know he lis witty. Even his
WIN sister laughs at his funny say
ings.'-Cincinnatf Enquirer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-05

Wallace-WThat is the sign when you
of wealth.?
Hargraves-It is the sign that lit is
only a Observation-Disclosures Enquirer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-05

If n view team has not photo.
eraphed your house. stop them wher
they pass or leave order at 24l2 Wash.
!'stoh n fe27-eod
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-05

FOr Rent-The Central Hotter, nicely
furnished. Apply to NJ. H.. Lash. 23OG
Washington avenue feb 16-tf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-05

When bilious or costive, eat a Gas
caret, candy ~carthartic, cure sualan.
teed, 1Nc., 25c.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-05
ALONG THE WATER FRONT
ITEMS OF GATHERED
ABOUT THE PIERS
House. List of Vessels Now In Port.
Other Marine Items.
~ Weather

U!y Tel-graph.)
WASlilNGTrN. March l.-Fnr NIr,
GINA ANA We t g.uar-I'A.r: north
west to Nest winds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-05

If you want pictures OF any kind or
size see Wagner, 2412 Washington av-
1900 qeJ '0nua
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-05

Beautiful tin types at 2412 Washington
avenue. Branch gallery at Phoebus. We.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-05

Don't forget the little house 2412
Washington avenue when you want
pictures. fe27-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-05
HOTEL GRAHAM BURNED.
(BY TelegIaphl

HUNTINGTON, w. VA, March f.
The Hots Graham, at Grahma. Va
mas been blurred. Loss, $50, 900.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-05

e. OR RENT-Two mice First Floor
Il Rooms, furnished or unfurnished.
Apply to Mrs. HAYWOOD, 226 Both st.
mr5-3tp.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-05

Cascarets stimulate liver. kidneys and
bowels. Never s!cken. weaken or gripo.
i0c-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-05

At the Judge advocates request the
court adjourned uni.l Monday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-05

The judge advocate asked THAI this
witness also be declared in contempt of
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-05

Getting insured against fire in a poor
company. Fake out a policy in our Of
flee and you Will be sure of your money
II you are unfortunate enough to be
burned out.
week, and can rest easily at might,
Knowing that your home and place of
pany.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-05
Hats.

Mems black and brown Fedoras and
Derby-, all the latest styles. resuhar
price 81. -. cut price 80 cents.
Mems black and brown DerbyS and
fed"raS, regular price $3.50 and $500.
cut price S1.50.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-05

ladies vic kid. button OF sAee, all
the latest styles, regular priee $500,
cut price Sl.2i.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-05

Ladies' genuine dongota, solid leath-
er. button shoes, regular price ST. Is,
cut price SO cents.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-05

Ladies' hand turned and hand sewed
genuine Wei kid, lace or button, regu-
lar price 81. 00. cut price $1.9S. l. < =
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-05

Mems hand sewed russet enamel, in
bull dog or coin toes, regtaAr price;
S4.o0, cut price $3.50.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-05

Children's dongola patent leather trip.
button or lace, regular price rs cents,
price As cents. -,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-28
POLL OF THE CONGRESSMAN.
Tlajority of Both Houses Believe that Unless Spain
Backs Down Forcible Intervention Will Result.


OF of in
OF
S
Whether will %
hitting
standing
i o
indicated of
States ought II crisis
be
which Will
decided
they
One thing wof
Intervention viii be
Following
Senators who
suits without
Senators VINO have not given hope
senators VINO
senators
senators who official
ting themselves the policy be pursued,
not SEEM Ii.
REPRESENTATIVES. who a peaceful solution II
lt''s VINO favor the
REPRESENTATIVES, who
Representatives
Representatives who
committing themselves to the policy which pursued 1907
Absent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-28
SENATE WILL ACT I'm TIME
Morgan Says Action Will Be Delayed Only to Get
Ready for the Inevitable Conflict

Washinston March opinions held bv ator >, 49,
49,. W senate committee on foreign the so-
80 N"u W senator John T. Morgan o
e'p 70 hs committee Monday, IN uo,,a ,a
S' o mere is ony drawn from What WOO
INV 'ou the Maine explosion did oia. ~
:" through inability conspred do
one Is "a bad as the other We allow
n 'ner capable OF INCAPABLE nreyor,~
Wv uus'n' oil million people man unvi ~, ro
fuse to take it. sacked by hurr ,n ~ 70 re-
ON n post we're ond burglar Sing Sing Who had 49,
o'sns established his character walking fro,t =, -
He' MN ana the jury would eabllsbed
p"p mas established her slaughter We dom hsa .
~ No, minute ages We have in this person, wbn
Nv" s"'ns starved to death
have ~ @ eeh beyond the pale va
law borne WIN patience her filled our i,i s w
ny or'"y Impulses of humanity victims We have h.
u LOT SPAN long enough time is here r. s, ~
the - "'' espos our trade and outrages
we have the o in cuba as France h,d .,
~ eoion inc right of vii, oxo.,
's OF autonomy of sef-goyernment The tim. has r..ss
s s'lu II would - "so
now mat Spain with cnba n ~ , " anu
Is h @ would provoke with States to ret out !, -
n, ~. m mat why wait?' of senator "wbv h.,o -.
sen, 70 committee IS for the purnoe =, M n re-
plan to PURPOSE OF allowing
sen. government without war ~ ~ As's's luna may get
NO. As the time
our US the time Men make - ~
advance ou' mnas made up senator's are eyen !,
@ ana you viii see getting fined ana ~, =, @ ~ our navy
other Sin - ~ NJ w len days When she viii be mike ~
hb ens ara ~ M 'hlee guns OF Han.
viii wal, n s - na sSpoa ng progresses.
w psA or Two weeks ready ~
once and finish We do ~ '' 50 asNo strike at
'hoh VIII then to
= 40 4 ssii Inc time has
ton for M M % sste ms thing clear ground -, 800
Gus monster T ang % save our nsshbos ravages from m b
i'o senate VIM As'"'
on -. l. so plestH d,nosIor
,Ars ,a sass We win tshs or not = s
a'e' senator the Spanish arc cor,n. III.
a ns senator coming ad =. az oss 0e SEA
''''''sseseessssssssesessssss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-28
SPECIAL CABINET MEETING.
INC Maine HenDrf nnL Cubrn oucs-
ton yNero D'sru"s,u

INC Maine NenDrt ANA tubuu 0uc.-
ton We're D'scu"s"d
Washington March o7--The PRESIDENT
saw a number of the members o. he
cabinet at the White House Today They
dtopprd in one by one until those prssent
Included Secretaries Algcr, Bliss. case
and Attorney General Grlggs With thcm
also was Assistant SECRETARY bay Of tho
state department, wNo presumably had
some dispatches to show the president.
The gathering was not srccia eabinc.
meeting In the sense in which that term
y generally used. but was simpls, tan,
Between tho president ana hi aayi ers
sueh as occurred last Sunday concerning
Matteis on which no dtsirei to toasiit
them The Cuban question aud tho re-
tot OF the Maine court OF inquiry ware
the topiss discussed. but 20 far as eouli
be entertained nothing conclusive VAS de-
TRIMMED One of the members OF the cab.
met said subsequently thcre was no.hing
new or startling in the situation. TIE
presence 81 Judge bay would infer TINT
tnere were adyices from Minister Wood
'oru. but further than an nrknogIodp.
mont tnat communication Is In mo ,ress
pstwctn the state department ana the
minister nothing could be learned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-28
TEXAS POLITICS.

Rusk county executive committee in
dorsed the candidacy of Colonel Wynne in
strong terms.
Shelby county executive committee COM
mendcd MIR Garrison as proper man for
State treasurer
Tho test recommended by the state COM
ioittec was adopted by shelby kaufman.
Henderson counties; not adopted by
Delta, Tyler, Rusk, Wichita, Rains, Hop
kins.
sayers club at Columbus adopted rcsolu
tons ON the congrossman's action In re-
naming at Washington.
MI. Estill OF Huntsville announces he
is not a candidate for superintendent OF
public Instruction.
Grayson county presents three candi-
dates for state offices,
Allison Mayfeld has formally announced
his candidacy for reelection US railroad
commissioner.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-28

which through her press. emphatcally
declared that whatever reprsal. what
ever atroeiiy be committed with the bat
tleship Maine would b. justified
THE director OF the Spanish Revo.u-
tonary cub of Cuba, In Spain. VIII, Il
he vilainous butcher, Weyler orders q
the committee in this city TO sec that the
Maine be destroyed by n dynamite bomb
80 as TO sever as soon as possible the
peaceful relations between Spain and the
United States
without discussion the sugg slon Wa.
unanimously accepted By Calvo and his
followers, many OF whom we hca'd say
mat the Maine would enter the port. but
that she would never leave II.
The crime having been conceived, the
spanish Revolutionary club schemcd as
TO how and who would do the deed. ana
Us evil always finds easy means at hand
Crisanto Calvo bribsd the first diver OF
the arsenal for The sum OF $500 10 Mac,
~ bomb at the how OF the ill-fated battip-
shin Maine
Barquin was the namo OF the diver
wfo, with the iden OF harmlng the Amer
leans aud securing the amount offered 10
MN, conceived the plan By which he could
commit the crime in such a way MS NOT 10
entangor his life.
"crtanto Calvo is the NEPHEW OF Don
Manuel calvo the consignec OF the
steamships of Lopez, Tho plan decided
upon was as follows:
'on the ilth or 1eth OF the month
there came Into port the transatjantic
steamship Colon, belonging to the hou e
ol calyo, and II was ordered that mi,
ship should anchor at very short n
lance from the Maine This was dane
me distance being about 200 PAGES fran
the battleshin,
"tln the night Of the 18th a small br,.
Reached the Colon. In Il were Inc csn-
tain OF the Colon. Crisanto calyo and tbs
diver Barduin, taking with them tbe
dynamite bomb attached 10 a conductive
wire This wire was taken 10 the Nara
houses az Santa catalina. where n M,
fastened to some logs which are una =
water suprortlrv ibe warehous
A. soon as Raranln had p,e-arei ~
The deed be went IN land. and al the honse
o. Eon Manuel calyo he was given his re-
The Colon LEFT on the 18Th N ,ho
evening aud At o'clock In the nirht ina !
Maine wss DESTROYED, With near'y ii,
those who had the taisfort' No i, n, |
sboasd Of her, The bomb wss ex.lod 4 |
nY me spark which WIZ communicated "a |
I BY means o. : wire witch ran from ths |
erehovses q Santa Catalina. where Par.
auir ana ralvo had enns. The warehouss,
re l'shted BY electricity. and BArquin and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-28
The MAINE EXPLOSION
wEiLhR CHARGED WITH HAVING
lNsTIGATED iT.
the Mine Lntcr Murdered
bs the spnnish,
CIV orleans Times Democrat.

New orleans Times Democrat.
TN March 3 FL yara, Cuban news
raper published in Spanish at Key West.
punished over the signature OF its na-
vsna correspondent Juan Guasiina. the
charge that the Mains was ti,wn up
at The instiSation of General Wcyier: thar
the details of the plot were arranged b
Crsanto Ciavo OF the spanish Reyd u
t.onary club, and that GOV rnm MT
diver named Barquin actually placed The
mine, going down from the steamship
Coon, which was n,uor,d near the Mai .,
and which LEFT Havana harbor but few
hours before the explosion, The mlne,
1t "a charged In the article. was fired by
means OF wire communicating with the
warehouses on the wharf The art,cls
further charges that when an Ameri, an
newspaper offered reward, cAlyo aAd
his acecmpltces feared they MOULD be
discovered and accordingly told the who e
plot 10 General OF Marine Monterola ty
means OF an anonymous letter. and thai
Monlerola ordered Barquin TO inspect the
bow Of the A.phonso Kill. and that while
he Was unuer water he sunocated from
lack OF air.
The Times democrat Is Indebted to Nj,
JOSEPH Echexabal OF this city for the
translation OF The following extract from
the article in question:
After the unprecedented crime. the
Maine disaster. had heeu contaminated by
The Spanish Revolutionary club. which
General weyler left OH the islanu. that
which always follows Spanish yillainy hss
happsned. They have indulged In eon,in-
ucus carousals in honor OF the yillaiaoes
deed which was committed ON the night OF
the 10Th OF February.
Now this question becomes very COM
plIcatcd, for there Is not the least doubt
that the Spanish autonomc government
Asine reached this port, ana The span-
lsrds beeAHs Grsatly excited. but the ex- |
element ~ still srsater in SIAN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-28

The spanish report, It is said, is being
hcricd to Washington by special mcssen
gel to arrive tho.e SO az to be presented
about the same time as the American re-
port on the Maine.
Printed in Madrid that MIR Woodford
has given out n statement saying that he
ard the president are for peace
Spanish Minister Gulon is quoted MS
saying that rupture can hardly be avoid
ed now
III Liberal regards Spanish defeat as a
doubtful proposition.
4 German correspondent at Madrid SAYS
war Ia unavoidable II the United states
Insists on indemnity or intervention In
cuba
London Times and standard regard war
as almost certain; both friendly to Amer
Ice.
Elections at Havana were quietly held;
believed that the government ticket won
Mckinley is characterized as "wob.
bier full OF fight one day, full OF docil-
ity the next.
Members of congress are getting very
tired OF McKinleys game aud are disposed
to take hold OF matters themselves
Senator Morgan, ii member of the for
esn relations committee of the senate.
says that the senate will act in time; that
action will he delayed only to set ready
for the conflict,
Spain IL doing everything possible to
arouse The nations of Europe to her aid
Rutsia is regarded US the most likely
mediator.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-28
TsaE STATE.

Funeral of Bishop Armstrong Of the A.
NJ L. church at Galveston was under
colored Masonic auspices.
Jim Mite, convicted of bank robbery nj
Tyler has been granted new trial on
peculiar grounds.
Waco and Galveston arc making prep
aiatlons t. entertain commercial Travellers.
shipments Of cattle from Southwest
Texas TO the Territory viii he heavy. us
the grass is short.
a murdered baby was taken from dog.
which Intended to make a meal of it. at
sherman.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-28

STAIN HAS TOLD THE UNITED
. STATES THROUGH WooDFoRD THAT
! SHE Will Not PEACEABLS SUBMIT
> TO ANY INTERFERENCE IN HER Af-
) FAIRS AND WARNS HANDS OFF" As
: REGARDS THE WAR IN CUBA.
. The ADMINISTRATIONS policy Is TO Giyc
sran all the time that ia desired under
. tho Plea ct trying to brius about ccssa-
|" ton Of hostlltIes tn Cuba. che nlpsidtrt
. Is seId. however, to be fully determined
= to bring the Cuban war to a close by
o armed intervention II necessary,
: Great activity ut tho departments in
. Washington. among other significant
thngs being y call by the spanish min-
. lister on Assistant Secretary Day.
! Three of the ships which are to COM
. pose the flying squadron are not ready
! for service yet, All of them will be ready
, by "Wednesday, but they are short OF men.
, The Italian patriot Gnribaldl, has Of
, fered to send 10000 men to Cuba II the
United States viii transport them.
Tho note which Woodford laid before
the Spanish government stated plainly
! that the Washington administration can
no longer conceal the READ situation In
Cuba. and that congress will have to
know the truth and VIII probably act
promptly.
impronptu session of tho cabinet was
held. at which the Maine report and the
Cuban question were discussed
a poll of the senate aud house shows
} that Mckinley is master OF the situation
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-28

Enough Moves hss,
End the d.,
NEXT PLAY May BRlAuos,a
oo ,a,s,s.., crowisx ~.
M'nles'. wni,ins rs,,.,
cant Question 70 e.

washington, March s,.-.,,.
Maine report will go dlrecaly !. \
mittee on foreign affairs x.
ls a growing feeling anonr rs.
that something is likely d 4 NJ W.
.ne QUESTION Ct the TORPEDO fss' B
Monday or Tuesday. TIE .yis..
ness q the navy department I. !.
'ect has undoubtedly inres,s
senate aud house. 1t is no los,,' q
ton Of the Maine report, ~,
any be hustled out Of the y,
gfessmen generally do not .... .
70 Ignore what they seem " g
overt act on the part Of sp,l, 4 Z b
most conservative membsrs NJ
regard the whole situation Y VS.
dangerous. = -
In the fateful rumblinr I, /,
CLOUDS the question Of the Nh.
is likely to be swallowed M a.
moving far too rapidly to Al, NJ B
PARTY. AT present Bliss apd Hss
Paul and Virginia fleeing i,o- 4. 4
me rag they hold over Their MI
Mnite rag OF peace. Back 4 4.
tnsre are two or three grand 6ra,..
names will shine through ia ,sss 49,
the sun shines again. They - 4
Gallinser, Proctor and FII,i,,s
There are others, too, who h,r
yet had a chance to 20 beiors 4. !.
and declare themselves. nj. *
in the gallery and mark the III,
gressional opinion Under Tie y.
house each member is allowed'is
utes in which to speak in an,ass'''
the bill which is now under Sorss:.,
These amendments are generaIE Z
lows.
"Mr. Speaker move 10 aru4,a I.
paragraph by striking out tbe All
mo matter what the last snss; n
Then the congressman who 50 NJ
entitled TO five minutes. In oaly Y
stance have speakers on either N
anything else than wave the AZ
pay no attention to the BILL M
no effort to speak to the amendu,st
utter the feelings nearest Aetr
One vouches for the patriotism ii
man Americans. Another pleden
for the Irish. A third with tam B
voice hurls bitter denunciations d
at Weyler, at the torpedo hotiIla q
the little king himself. A dozen d
members have speeches prepared
this minute rule, and they sst d
ling to utter them. During III
session Yesterday one particular al
gresham sat as one palsied With NA
'eady to hurl hexameters and penlis
across the sea. There were oshen
but their efforts came to naukhi "
the opposition OF Boutellc Of Nslss
sets the house to fillbus'sriug VIZ
country waits. Some weeks no n
was spelling for a fight. He Ton
wide open and wanted 10 hunt btit,
bear doomed up, and now Bcutc!ls y
rec with gun.
me WnOie Situation ilum tne
1ing has been a gigarllc game u
,rs," said a. congressman thls aiIsf13
First we moved to Havana: Thea
moved TO New York. We moved .
.ugas; Spain jumped one d odi
Ne moved with relief supplieE
to the Canarles. We nora
hampton Roads; Spain moved y
Rico. 1t is now our move, ana lN
ne should decide the game
1t is not thought the president "
20 foolish as to suggest furtna
wen for diplomatic correspondeaa
lie asks for delay on the MARIE =. oa'1
t will only precipltate action % ~
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