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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-30
HAS. HAS, MANILA FALLEN2
sR RI bort That It Has Surrer-
dered to Dewey.
.sToaYf NOT CONFIRMED
ID s.,.;ui: from Madrid Say. Nothing Is
I>nawn There as to thc Rurnur>d
trrttuIaiion Washington
& ;h.r,;i-S Il. the Dark
Gay NOT CONFIRMED

IS PANS. July pa telegram rruln
Madrid u the 12uropeon edition of the
New y orl' Herald says !, cable disy,att il
has been received at the Spanish cap
sita! announcing the surrender 81
Mantle to Admiral Dewey.
MADRID. July 30 Nothing is kaowi:
here officially or otherwise concerning
the repnri that Manila has surrender Il
ito the American officers.
X WASH NGroN, July Gothic War
Department would not be surprised 10
learn by this time that Manila has sur
rendered to the combined American
military force gathered on the sl,p:.,.s;
OF MANILA Eay- They have no official
confirmation of the report.
S HONG HONG, July a;,.-rnc FL 81
gunbsiat lioNer has :,riv.d her, ,i,"
Maniia- She reports that wiien She i.it
M;.niiiA on Wednesday,, July ~ the sit
uation there was unchanged s.,d t.e
americans had not Yet attacked the
CITY.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-30
AFFAIRS Or THE LETTERS.
Property Worth so135 900 Transferred
to Marshall Field
lNn,r V..,.l. Gu, z
tNeW Yofk Sun.)

to Marshall Field
tNew York Sun.) 9
CHICAGO, July 2a.Levi T.. I.eith\
yesterday filed for record the expect
warranty deed conveying to Nlarsh
Field for s2.135,o0o the property a t ,
southeast corner of Madison and ST
streets, now occupied hy SchlassiaM
& Mayer The deed bears date July Sfa'
1892, and is signed by Levi Z, TX -
and Mary r. Letter, his wife. AZ
same time deed was filed By -,
Letter and Wife On the property 10 feVs
east or State street, in Madison, in Ia
eor of Marshall Field. The consile "a
ton named iii the document is 81. Tn
property is just east of the MORRISON
estate alley, and is CT -2N1lO feel. B 9TH
transfers are made subject 10 the cx-
listing leases, and the documents h1r.
s.. 1875 worth OF revenue stamps.
Rumors to the effect that Jos eph Lei
ter is engaged in plan to promote TIE
consolidation Of tine street railroads OF
Chicago are still current on the street
notwithstanding his den ais. A onsol-
idation would practically mean that the
syndicate which now controls all the
lines on the west and north sides of IN
city would absorb the Chicago City
Railway Company, which owns all the
south side city lines, with the excep-
ton of a few unimportant ones thai
have no down town connection. Young
Letter was seen at his office this IN ;rn
ing. and again denied emphatical!y tha
he was engaged in the promotion o
such conSolida ton.
II don't know anything about the
scheme" he said. further than wha
l have read in the newspapers. 1: the:,
is any proposition for consolidate on, By
purchase or otherwise. that would L.
advantageous to the City Railway
7 ~ ~ TO, |,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-30
AS TO PORTO RICO.
Spain Win Use Every Diplomatic FL
fort to Save the island
tto,. T'..l.,rn,,h

tl'N ltltBlHpN.) ......
LONDON. July ga special dis
patch from Madrid says
Though it is not likely that the gov
eminent will decide to prolons the Wal
because Of Porto Rico. consilcra bic
feeling is manifested and every posi-
tile diplomatic effort will be made to
retain it.
to ceding Il coaling station in the Phil
ippincs, provided Spanish sovereignty
IS respected in the islands. which. in
the opinion OF the government and Of
hclal circles generally. Will afford
COMPENSATION in commerce for the loss
at the Antilles. besides procuring cccu-
patton for the West Indian army In
establishing Spanish rule
fhe American reply Is still anxious
~ awaited. Judging from press opin-
IONS. anything beyond the rcSsiun Of
cuba Will be considered harsh and un-
lust. This Is the unanimous feeling
among even tho strongest advocates Of
peace. The people are beginning to re-
aiiZ" that peace will mean almost a
total loss Of colonies and. looking to the
delicate and difficult position or the
Queen Regent. great care is still ncces-
SarN to induce the nation to accep; the
terms. y.
The C;irlist and Republican papers
are making the most OF the situation.
while many Of the Catholic prclates de-
'liht 70 comply win orders from the
Vatican l." ccnsure the Carlist nyit:l-
ion. FL Imparciai's Rome correspon-
dent says the Foi,r is So diStlrasrd
with this attitude Of tn" priests that
n" washed his hands Of the whole az
fair.
According to FL Liberal he govern
heht would not allow even he loss Of
SOM" Of the Philippines to hinder The
conclusion OF peace. because it is Very
doubtful whether the country would
endorse S"n!inS an army of 10000 to
crush the rebellion. One OF the leatin,.
'hr'istS here denies the reports of as
Scntion.
The El Eleraldo publishes tha ,.,,.,
ing as to the necessity Of closely watch
iils the Carlsts as peace approaches.
is estimated that there are 90, 600 out
Oh cmPloNmcnt in Catalonia"
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PAPERS INCREASE PRICE.
Dailies to Sell for . cents a

chicago l)allltS to Sell Tor cents Il
Copy After August ].
CHICAGO, July .8.-Chicago morains
papers after two years trial at ore
cent Will return To a two-cent basis An-
gust 1. The change in price affects the
Tribune. Times Herald. Chronicle. Re
cord and Inter Ocean
The Record has always been sold f;r
cent but its proprietor Victor +.
Lawson. has been brought into in.
and will increase the price With thu
rest. - ."I
Ecr many years the Chicag go morning.
apers We're sold at five cents a copy.
In 1889 the Times made the sudden an
nouncement one morning that its sell
ing price would be reduced to three
cents. The cut WAS made and tln. Til
bune, Herald and inter Ocean followed
suit.
The Times was the first paper tn
make the next cut, when the price was
put down to two cents. The Tribune
ana Herald again promptly mes the
reduction. but the Inter Ocean for some
time stuck 10 the three-cent rate II
finally Joined It's competitors and fNed
the price at two cents.
Two years ago there was oors de.a bic
rivalry between the Tribune and the
Record. the latter having always b en-
a e. lent paper. and it resulted in the
TT n:,c reducing its price to ore cant
The rcluction was met by all Of the pa
perS and one cent has been The price
ever since.
In editorials the papers explain that
the increased price OF printing paper
and the great expense caused by gath
ering war news make the advance nee
eSS1rF
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-30
ONLY ONE cowARDLY SOLDIER.
And He Lost His Life Trying to Save
Himself


During all the fighting by the Amzr-
lean t"oops in Cuba have heard Of
but one case of a 'whtelivered sol
der said an officer who has lately re-
turned To the United States to Star
Reporter 1T was an illustration of the
adase, WI osoever would save his life
must lose it. though not exactly In
the sense those words are used in the
Bible. Will not name the regiment Of
which this soldier was member, but
at the moment Of making the famous
charge up San Juan hill this man evil
IDENTIFY determined that he would save
himself. Near the regiment was a great
pile Of corrugated iron roofing. The
soldier in the hurry Of the charge got
behind this corrugated iron regarding
It as the safest place in sight. kIe
dldnt know that that material had
been placed there by the Spaniards as
a range-linder. 1t being just 1000 yards
from their earthworks. After the bat
lie the soldier was found in his retreat
WIN at least fifty bullets In his body.
ne would not have been in hun
dredth part Of the danger he placed
himself in had he bravely gone to the
hlll amid the storm OF bullets. Els cor
rusated iron shield was fairly riddled
with lead, the thin iron being readily
pierced" 5 sSs IN
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-30
BRIEFS.
Miss Cora Via is visiting relatives in

Miss Cora Via is visiting relatives in
Richmond.
Mr.. ]. E. Morgan. of Washington, is
the guest Of Mr.. a. 3, Keats.
Miss Nellie keene. of Culpeper coun-
ty. is the guest Of Miss Mabel Carroll.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Hepnessy. OF
Baltimore. are visiting Mrs. Fannie At
Ice
Miss Annie Dawson has returned
from a visit to friends on the Eastern
Shore.
Miss Marguerite Sharp. Of cythiana,
Cox
Mr.. Albert Thomas. of Roanoke, is
the guest of his sister. Mrs. r. A. Bald
win. in East End.
Miss Annie Reinhardt, Of Richmond.
is visiting Mrs T. w. Dyson, on Tween
tynin;h street.
Miss Matte Nelson and her brother,
Master Fletcher, are the guests OF Mrs
w. Il. Vest. ON West avenue.
Miss Turner. of stanton. is the guest
of Miss Bertha Curtis on Twenty-sixth
street
Miss Jessie Bailey. of Richmond, is
visiting Miss Bessie Struggled on
Fwcnt%-SiXth street.
Miss Lizzie Thompson, of Richmond.
is the guest of Miss Carrie Sinton, on
Lafayette avenue.
Miss Bertha Williams, daughter of
Key. S. 6. Williams. of Richmond is
the guest of Mrs. r. D. Adams, at the
F"whatan.
Mrs. j. X. NJ. Newton is visiting rel
ati"eS at Markham. FauquIer county.
Va
Mrs. William Marsella and Miss Nc
kensie, of Jefferson City. Mo. are stop
ping at the Powhatan, on West avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. C. NJ. Lively of Gov
.ngton, KY. are the guests of Mr.. H.
r. Howard. on Twenty seventh street.
City Auditor John w. Read returned
last evening from a ten days vacation
spent with relatives in I.uenburg coun-
~.
MIR. John r. Brown. who has been
visiting his son, Mr.. E. R. Brown, in
this city. left yesterday for his home at
ChrstiansburS. Va.
Mr. ~. 7. Moore. who has been visit
ing New York. Niagara Falls and Can
ada for the past three weeks. returned
nome Yesterday morning.
Mir +. j.. Darling. president Of the
Newport News. Hampton and Old Point
electric railway. has been awarded ii. q
contract Tor carrying the Cape Charles
mail from Ola Point to Newport News
Hampton and Phoebus.
Lieutenant Joseph A. Carr, Of the
Rough Riders, Who formerly resided in
this city, and whose father. Mr. Joseph
Carr. is manager of klnrs East END
drug store, is now in Washington re-
cunerating from his injuries.
The annual excursion Of the male
orphan asylum, of Richmond. passed
through the city en- route to Old Point
special train of five coaches. return
ing at $50 o'clock last evening The
nlatron. Mrs. Gill, was in charge
The body of the new pier being built
by the Old dominion Land Company
at the foot of Twenty fifth street has
lot 4 RI ri
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-30
DAY UNDER SUSPICION

: y
III rs reported that President McKin-
icy mas got another change in the office
81 secretary OF state under advisemcnt
'"hn ShtrTnan's successor, in short is
said to be unfavorable to the DONNA
lioh or the United States In the Phil
ippines. and he is even hostile. 1t Is
more than limited to our acquisition of
Porto Rico. In other words, he would
seem to believe that with the freedom
OF CUBA this country viii have done all
that it ought to do
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-30
WE'LL ENOUGH TO FIGHT.

The chaplain of the Texas was too i'll
to conduct services that memora Bile
Sunday. but when the ball was opened
he hoped out Of bed and took gun
Now this was all wrong. The chaplain
was there to preach. and. as q good Of
f1cer. he should have preached, no mat
ter how he felt. And yet, somehow, we
rather like that fellow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-30
READY TO TAKE HIS GALL.
surprising Offer of Il Rankrupt's Cred
lt"r at Assignment Meeting
(ChicaEo Chronicles To-.

Y
nor at Assignment Meeting
Chicago Chronicle.)
Not long ago ii substantial looking
New Yorker came To Chicago 10 engage
IN the retail cigar business. He had
seemingly good credentials and rented
an attractive little store on the north
sluc, buying his fixtures on credit. On
IN" same terms; he laid in quite a large
STOCK "i goods ana opened his
doors Tor patronage. He seemed To
ne dong quite 4 good business and
none OF ll's numerous creditors mani
tested the least alarm as to the safety
81 their accounts. Suddenly he mad,
an assignment His creditors were M
tiied ana 4 tull meeting was held In
li'e Office OF his attorney. the sorrowful
bankrupt not being present with them
ne attorney made polite and pa
enc speech. an eastern creditor who
hau secured Judgment OH Il Fraudulent
clam. had attached and carried away
everything except go cigars ami sc. so
IN money. The unfortunate dehtur
owed over 5000 to the men present.
winch he would liuuidate at the ear
lest possible moment
My client suffers far more acute,y
than any Of YOU" continued the law
Yer lie has surrendered all that he
possesses. It is not much. il is rrue
hGt trust it will serve as an earnest
of his future Intentions He is crushed
bE his misFortunes and would willingly
divide his body among YOU
Wy hats that?" asked Il somewhat
deaf old man. experimenting his right
ear with his broad palm.
My client is willing to divide his
very body among YOU" repeated the
attorney.
All right" responded the old man
"I'll take his gain"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-30
:NouGH CRlPPLEs OF OUR OWN
philadelphia Record.)

tPhlIadeIphia RecOrdD ----
Attorney General Griggs has decided
'iiat transportation companies must
not bring into the country aliens suff, r.
ing from loathsome diseases II was
tilnt to put up this particular bar
counting the lepers of Hawaii and the
lcver-sticken residents of Santiago. we
nave contagious enough or our own
lt IS one thing for the country to be a
maven Tor the oppressed, but it would
De quite another for it to be made a
S:ihitarlum for the diseased of all ma
tons
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-30
PAIN MAY REJECT OUR TERMS.
Continue the War Rather Than
Give up the Philippines.
(By Tclegraph.)

ou'N >tpiltiiluc lHc w III I>atItF J nan
Give w the Philippines.
(By Topography
July .9--ll is stated
might in high diplomatic quarters in
ach a manner rs to give seini-otiici;l
sAractcr to the expression that IL
@ r!can control or supervision Of the
sdlpines WAS an indispensa Bile con
laid down as the basis for peace
S$S@tions, it was practically certain
government would not ac-
]& this condition, but would de
rather to continue the war
|sss3 G other peace conditions I'M
to have been decided upon by
met today, those who are best
sSss judge the disposition of the
ssSss Agovernment feel that. whil,-
are yet unknown, they do
any unSurmounlab bic barrier
353s eedy restoration of peace
gaS there is no authority for
IN would accept them and
ba and Porto Rico. there
34Es& Jon that she would
5|SsS continue disastrous
ature of the Philip
81 be of much concern
eminent as 1t is TO
met just now. and
fS$3&S48#S&&er inS!Stnncc on thu.
ii niSh Sovereignty
an there is over tn.
Ids of Cuba and
also that the
- SS3s money indemnity
by the Spanish an
sS S@SfsaSaasssaie8ct of noble generosity
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-30

ON THE DIAMOND.
Results of Yesterdays Games in the
National ana Atlantic Leagues

CINClNNATl c; BROOKLYN, ).
CINrINNATI, July -. l;o,h Dam
mann and Dunn were hit hard today
The Reds hits. however. were mostly
Nude with two ont. Whil,. SrnS:lti nnll
fielding prevented the visitors from
scoring more runs. Attendance. 2.l6o.
score: ....... RIFLE.
Cincinnati, % $4,000 xsl4
Brooklyn. % 0 . o 90 l. l3 3
Batteries - puinn,ann and rirtz. Dunu
ana Ryan. lImprrs-r ;mslie ana
Hunt. Time 80.
CLEVELAND. 8; BALTIMORE, ).
PHILADELPHIA. July .9.--'rwo of
the four games between Cleveland and
Baltimore. transferred to this city from
Cleveland, We're played here today
cleveland won the first and the second
was CALLED Il, the end OF the eighth in
ming on account of darkness With the
score II tie. Kelly WAS put out of the
game by Andrews for disl,utinl a de-
cisinn Attendance, s.:,:... Score:
First game RuII
Cleveland. .03l100lo o 10 3
BAL ti'n"r" Il 800 900 o-5 10 I
sattrri,s-rowril and Cuppy ana
CriSer. Hughes, Mechanics and Robin-
son ANA Clark. ri,ne-2:a5
r,sysla ,''' Sa'"t 20 2oloo- 4 10 :: !:
Baltimore. Il 1900 a. :: !, =
l;a,tcrits- Jones and Crigcr Nops
and Robinson I'mpires- lynch ana
Andrews. Tiinc-2:2O
li,r,rSEURG. 3: PHILADELPHIA. I.
PlTfSEliRC;. July .9.-Pittsburg won
by the daring base running OF Donovan
and McCreary. and Hofer's good work
in the box. Both teams did nice field
ing. Attendance. 1000.
Score: r. Fl n
rittsburg ..0o2 OO10o x-S
Philadelphia. % 0 0 0 / 0 0 0-l i .
Battcries-llo ffer ana Rowermau, FL
Held and Mcfarland. Umpires-Swart-
wood ana Mood. Time--l: 30
CHICAGO. s: WASHINGTON, {,
CHICAGO, July 29-Calahan pitch
sca u clever game today and the Or
rhans won as they pleased. Dahen
was put out OF the game in the saw
enth for mildly protesting Il decision
Attendance. 500.
Score: .. r. II! T.
Chicago. o o 3 o. lolx -s1o
Washington % 0 0 0 0 o. Ia 8
batteries Callahan ami Douahue ri
neen and Farrell Utnpi.es-Snyd,.r
aud Connolly. Tinr-l:45
LOUISVILLE s; NEW YORK, 10.
LOUISVILLE, July 29.-Aftcr WIN
ming eight straight, game; the coloncls
irll down today bri''tr the Giants.
Aiir"oil lasted bul on. inning. Attend
ance. 100.
Scure .... T, IT +,
Louisville. 90 ooo1Olo-s 10
New York. "a o = l 0 o 3 LIZ Il 8
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Magce ana Kit
fridge Seymour and Grady umpires-
taiinty and Brown Time 70
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-30
e were no departures.
HAMILTON AND JEFFEI

The Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany has decided upon the names FOR
two new ships building AT Roach's
shipyard.
No. 299 will be known as the Hamil-
ton, and No 300 the Jefferson
In former years the Company has
named its ships principally for historic
places in the Old Dominion. and makes
an innovation in taking the names of
famous Americans.
The first OF these ships is being plat
ed and the second is nearly III frame.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-30
WOUNDED AT NEW YORK.

: y, :
sew YORK, july 29.--The United
7 . state tes transport Captain Wilder ar
rived at quarantine today from ST.
pohey, July % via Hampton Reads
Suiy - bringing fifty convalescent sol
LET'S. TWO newspaper correspondents
amo a color:d boy who went with the
t,iith cavalry from Tampa to Santiago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-30
SiI.tNcED ALL COMPLAINT

..8 w.. Git IitS)
a certain Benedict was in the habit
81 troubling his father in-law Win
complaints ahont his wifc's behavior.
Really this is too bad cried tht.
lrascihc old gentleman one day on
nearing Of some of his daughters del,n-
tuchcies "lt | hear any more com
plants | Will disinherit her."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-30
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE.

e Prospects of Peace Already Have a
Good Effect
NEW YORK, July 23.-Bradstrects
tomorrow viii say: @.
While as Yet the. war shows little
actual effect upon dstributive trade.
there is evidence that the improved
nrospecIs OF peace with probable
4 have given more hopeful tinge to the
4 trade outlook, more particularly at tn.
east This is reflected in active pre-
. lions by shippers and coasting
trade interests TO share in the expected
i54t widening of demand from the West
s8lss Indies. AS for some time past, how
ever, reports of solid business returns
&& The country, and the markets Of 1ha
S$8ssSa Sction are reported signs Of tile
$sSkuG sells of fail demands.
It'll of cumulative Improvement
the iron and steel indus
particularly from west of Tie.
where light advances in
y npanying a good volume
nd export business are
HI Seted activity in silp-
sSasI ted in the demand for
points. rather bet
the anthracite coal
the result OF an
umerous gentle
prices have been
from previously
ton in cereals
could be
lower for the
8oa bly, record
supplies on
from this;
less depreSs-
of expected
Ri and heavier
ljnS dull aud
channels Of
small Raw
fc:ltureless
npproXina-
recent or i'm
ss3f3 Fri torial authority
of the world.
curing sun is a
a shut down Of
being regarded as
effort to restore
the fIS31ac@3&&2&SS&&%SOf this trade WnDpn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-30
SMITH DEFEATS GREEN

NEW YORK, July 2swAf ter a nara
. mEhi, which lasted twenty-five rounds
~ Mysterious Billy" smith was given a
accession over Geore5"ireen. Of Califor-
ma. at Jhr.- ILAnax Athletic CIlb to.
n'ght Smith was the stronger and
hie better throughout the fight and out
skoughf and outponted his opponent n
every round Green received a severe
2@ha:nnering and bore ii manfulIy. He
Was wonderfully game ana had no ex-
s.lise 10 offer when the fight was over.
Sif t,lth crushed 10 earth Will rise again.
~ Al Al act exceeding rash:
gr ees,5s seoT. as as she has done that same
Nh 3 s,e Gets another smash.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-30

The cola! less bodice--the very last
fancy in day dress for summer-of
course meai $ an extended use of neck
laces of every kind and quality.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-30
WEEKLY Rank STATEMENT


Wy
NEW YORK, July % TIC total bank
NieaiihSS III The United States for the
Week We're Sl,o%9,al5.G02: per cent. de-
ttraS", o' Exclusive of New York
Ai2'."3"l"l. pr cent increase. Al
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-30

y Very petty line Of silver portrait
frames is exhibited. They are plain or
ornamented with Wreaths of laurel.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-30
~ rumors are af!oat The. more
,,of people Imagine all kinds nf

OF people imagine all kinds Of
assa sterss and foretel terrible things;
Wssassle always few miles off, an,l
sleHming to and fro, are the vessels OF
we piockadlng fleet. with the intention
81 starving Havana into submission for
1that apparently is the safe and certain
sif not heroic American plan. Their az
titude. or position under calamity is
certainly admirable
Efanco, as the incorruptibe patri-
sotic, humane soldier stands out a noble
figure In this crisis. trusted and respec
ted by ALL
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-30

The latest patriotic cuff button is a
miniature smell with spherical can
non ball as the other link.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-30

*eHsclN hrriFcd Yesterday.
steamship st. Marnock (Br.), Shrine.
Antwerp.
Steamship Pisa (Ger.}. F'endt New
York
steamship Hudson CAm.). Holsey. OLD
Point.
Schooner Yale. Washington
Schooner Lewis H. Coward. Wash
ington.
There We're no departures ."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-30

WASHINGTON. July 2s.-Forecas st
for Virginia-Showers and thunder
storms: southerly winds
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-30
AN ENORMOUS CONTRA or

AN ENORMOUS CONTRACT. "
The capture Of the big contract to
furnish Chicago water meters to the
possible value of $4,000. 600 is one Of The
notable things that Pittsburg manufac-
tnrers are doing from time to time
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-30
The WATER FROM /
ITEMS OF INTEREST GATHE.sE,,
% ABOUT THE PIERS.
entrances and Ciearances at the Custom
40 se. List OF Vessels Now Ia Port.
OthsF Marine aten.e
CALENDAR FOR THIS DAY

Sun rises Observation-Disclosures. SO,
souik rises ia
High water $50 A. NJ and CAT p. NJ.
Low water 0:22 A. NJ. and 1.:l5 F.. NJ.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-30
CONCEPTS IN SILVER.
Various I.illle summer Novelties in
Jcwelry

Silver cases. says the jewelers. Cir
cular. are supplied for the greatest va
riety of SINAI! articles to be carried in
n mans pocket. Among latest items
are cases f5r playing cards and for
soap. conveniencies appreciated by the
traveller aud cyclist. \ very pretty and
simple match box is a small glass cyl
inder With silver top.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-30

y new bracelet in line with the tens
denotes Of fashion. is Of plain silver
representing a coil of rope.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-30
sfE OF DESPAIR.
xHavana Face the Prospect q

@ Havana Face the Prospect OF
Starvation.
July 30.-The Havana
OF the Times. In n Let
June l9.rpaints a terrible pic
se despair that is falling upon
in the absence of news fra,n
ide world In the face OF tho
81 ns prospect of starvation. He