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The herald., 1898-12-24
INGLESIDE RACES
Commissions Taken by Black & Co.
Ingleside Race Entries

Black & Co., 143 South Broadway, will re-
ceive entries and take commissions on the
Ingleside races. held under the auspices OF
the Pacific Coast Jockey club:
Entries will be posted daily and complete
service by wire. Following are the entries
for today:
First race one mile. purse-Felicite. 92:
Corsine, s5; Morabella, Baliverso, Morana.
Si Crafty, Jazabel, McFarlane, 112; Hor-
alto. 1l5.
Second race, mile and sixteenth, selling
Daisy F.. Prince Blazes, 1O1; Lena, First
Call, Frank Jaubert, Lodestar, Eventide.
l04; Lady Hurst 1O7
Third race, one mile, selling-Lomo, Haz-
ard, III; Cabrillo, Cherry Stone. Our John
ny. III; Peter the Second 122.
Fourth race, six furlongs, purse-Judge
Stouffer. Gastaka, Kamsin, Guilder. Zamar
Second, 1O7; Melvin Burnham, Hohenzol-
lern no.
Fifth race. six furlongs, selling-Mocorito.
"; Bonnie lone, 100; Ed Garland the Sec
ond lO2; Cyril, 104; Highland Ball. los:
Mainstay, 1O6; Midnght 1O9; L!bertine. ia:
Bellicoso 116 -
Sixth race. handicap. mile and quarter
-Mistleton 50, Rey Del TERRA 1O4. Topmast
105; Morinel 109.
The herald., 1898-12-24
CUBAN EVACUATION
WILL BE FOLLOWED OCCUPATION AND TROOPS ENoucu


WASHINGTON, D. c. Dec 23Thee every in De-
madet put
IN CUBA call
n eafln All the al Atlantcpo
her
Erds ~
ntraton during
tlon and thought
outset There will be in
to be
ports Will guard
= ofieg.
4 y 4 b \ l. / / l. AAA Y
The herald., 1898-12-24
PyaUNGER GRAMMAR
Is Nc rcifolly Treated by the Jockey
Club

NEN = YORK, Dec 23.-Riley Grammar
was re tDstated by the stewards of ne Jock
cy clul at a meeting held today.
doe I Street, who has been under the ban
since he meeting at st. Asaph in 1896, was
also rel nstated.
Gran aan had been beaten in the courts
and on the turf, and his pardon is volun-
tary ac t of clemency on the part OF the
Jockey club.
Gran nan was ruled off in 1896. on the
charge of having violated that rule which
prohibi Is giving presents to jockeys by 9TH
ers tha II the owner of the horse.
Augl IT Belmont, chairman of the state
racing commission, which had intervened IN
the SUI t. had an appeal taken and the case
went o the court of appeals and Grammar
was dc feated on all points and the right of
the IA cing authorities to maks such rules
as the saw fit, providing those rules were
approx ed by the State Racing association,
was es lablshed
The herald., 1898-12-24
MANILA MATTERS
The Native Troops Are Again Causing
An xiety

MANILA, p. L., Dec. 23.-The United
States cruiser Bosf pn and the gunboat
Petrol have arrived here from Chine Sc ports
The steamer Cnlo n, which has returned
from Ilolo with Spanish native soldiers,
has been refused a Il landing here.
Private Tyler, OF 7 Company l.. OF the Ne.
braska Regiment who has been suffering
from typhoid fevf r. is dead
The steamer ST. Paul has arrived here with
the Christmas me- Ill.
S The first Anne irican flag was raised over
the Malate scho' ,l house yesterday. 1t was
sent by the L University of penus ylyania.
The honor OF "a Using the flag was accorded
to Father Mchl nnon of California, in recog-
milton OF his services in reopering the
schools.
The native 'roops encamped in tie SUI
balrbs are agar causing anxiety. The atti-
tude of an rsurgent detachment at the
Banduchan b ridge on Wednesday ,ras such
thai the Cah fornia, Idaho and ,shngton
Regiments W ere concentrated in light march
ing order at short notice at Pace, but trouble
was .lyo. dee l.
The herald., 1898-12-24
Blanks Must Hang

FRANKFORT, KY. Dec Ex-Governor
Bradley tonight finally refused to extend
clemency in the case of Bob Blanks of May
field, sentenced to be hanged on February
23d next, thus closing a rather sensational
chapter in Kentucky history. Blanks
negro, assaulted Teenie Bayley, 12-year-
old white girl, in Graves county, In January
last, escaped into Illinois and Governor
Bradley made requisition and had Blanks
brought to Louisville. On the date of his
The herald., 1898-12-24
DE VRIES DENIES
Never Advocated the Acquirement of
Distant Territory

STO CKTON, Dec. 23.-Congressman Ma
rion e.e Nries, in a letter to the Mail from
Wasf ington, denies an alleged interview to
him by several newspapers. A Statement in
the interview was to the effect that Mr.. de
Nries was favorably impressed with the
presidents message.
1T was Il plain, straightforward state
ment OF the executive department affair. y
Mr.. de Nries is quoted as saying. Il am
against the acquisition of Territory remote
from our own shores, but l have repeatedly
said that | hold the opinion that while Il
senator or representative i'll congress may
have positive convictions upon matters OF
governmental policy he must not forget
that he is the representative OF a communi-
ty of people,"
The herald., 1898-12-24
An Ancient Law

CT CUMBERLAND, Nd, Dec. 23-,John
W. Bowling, colored, and Martha Craven.
the White woman he married. were each SEN
tence d by Judge Boyd today to eighteen
mont hs in the penitentiary When Judge
Boyd asked if they had anything to say
why entence should not be pronounced.
Bowl ng arose and said he believed that the
girl h ad colored blood in her Veins and that
in mi wrying her he acted in good faith.
The eirl said nothing. The couple came
here som Pennsylvania and were married
several months ago. Judge Boyd in pass
ing sentence said it was the first prosecu-
tion OF the kind in Maryland
The herald., 1898-12-24
Barry Promoted

ST. JOHNS, N. r., Dec. 23.-sCaptain
Henry D. Barry, assistant director Of the
naval intelligence officer Of the British ad-
miralty, has been appointed to the COM
mand of the British squadron in Newfound-
land waters with The rank of commodore
and the cruiser Comus as his flagship. The
appointment will go into effect next sea-
son. The squadron will be increased by
heavier vessels than have heretofore been
assigned here,
The herald., 1898-12-24
Compliment for Chauncey

BUFFALO, n. Y, Dec 23-The Inde-
pendent club had as its guest this evening
Hon. (hauncey NJ. Depew, the occasion
cigars and coffee had been reached. c. b.
Gibbs, president of the Independent club.
read letter of regret from ex-senator d.
b. Hill, in which he referred to the guest
OF the evening as our mutual friend, soon
to be United States senator from the En-
pire state, Mr.. IIill's letter was received
with hearty aunlluse
The herald., 1898-12-24
Santa Catalina Island

trial the Acknowledgement with a company
of state troops accompanied the negro to
Graves county, remained there until the
case was decided and brought the prisoner
back to Louisville. He has since been in
Jail there and will not be taken to the scene
of his crime until few days before the
execution.
The herald., 1898-12-24
ON THE TURF
Winners Of Races at Inglsside and at
New Orleans

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 23.--Weather at
Ingleside fine; track slow. Results:
Six furlongs- Ballista won, TRADE sec
ond, Rosebeau third; time, 1:l7k.
Five furlongs-Espirando won, Sevoy Sec
ond, Scintillate third; time, l:04la.
One and one-eighth miles, handicap, over
five hurtles-Ockturuck won, Granger Sec
ond, Major S. third; time, 2:O6h.
won, Topmast second, Novia third; time,
l:291s.
Six furlongs, selling -Whitcomb won,
Hohenzollern second, Joe ullman third;
time, l:l6A.
! One mile-Olthinus won, Ulm second,
Boardman third; time, l:44&.
The herald., 1898-12-24
Chinese Pheasants

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2s.-For.y pheas-
ants from China have been received by the
California fish commission and distributed
along the banks of the San Joaquin river
and in Humboldt and Sonoma counties.
More of these birds are expected on the
next steamer from the Orient.
The herald., 1898-12-24
At New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 23.-Track good.
Results:
Six furlongs, selling Eight Bells won,
Louise second, High Jinks third; time, |: Is.
Seven furlongs-Frisket won, Ben Walker
second, Lady Fitzsimmons third; time,
l:3la.
One mile and seventy yards, selling-Ap.
pleiack won, PATRON second, Hampden
third; time, Lac.
Six furlongs, selling-NIiss Ross won, Dis
turbance second, Sim w. third; time,
l:l6A.
Seven urlongs-Sensatona won, Hanlon
second, Travis third; time, l:3l.
The herald., 1898-12-24
Willie N ever Went

LONDON, Dec. 24.-The Berlin CORE
spondent OF the Standard says: Despite the
chclal announcement that Emperor VII.
liam started Tor Pottsdam at o'clock YES
terdaN afternoon, it is asserted that he an
peared sudj@1ly at that hour at d meeting
htld at the resid ance of DR.. Won NIiouel
and remained until after o'clock.
The herald., 1898-12-24
MiSused the Mails

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 23.-The fed.
eral grand jury today reported an indict
ment against II. W. NJ Ogg of Sacramento
connty for sending unlawful drugs through
me mails to {. NJ. Madsen of Gunnison.
tab, and TO Mrs S. G. Saltorj of Nash,
vile, FL Dorado county, Cal.
The herald., 1898-12-24

Adolphus UrvalelS, native of Bohemia
aged 81, committed suicide late last night
in the San Francisco city and county hospi-
tai by shooting himself in the head with a
revolver. He was patient and was suffer
ing from consumption. He despaircd Of re-
covery and ended his life on that account.
The herald., 1898-12-24
Indians Watched

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.--The war de.
partment. has taken steps to strengthen the
military forces in the Sioux Indian country.
South Dakota: This is merely precautions
airy, as the officials deem it advisable to be
which may arise.
The herald., 1898-12-24
WINE AND GRAPES
Sale of Wines Promises Good Prices for
GRAPES

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 23.-The Ex.
amlner says:
c.. 4. Buckley has sold to Chevalier & Co
of this city his '97 and '9S wines at an adj.
vanced price on that fixed by the recent
sale OF the winemakers' corporations in
ton. He is to get 1214 cents for red wines
and IL cents for white, the cellar in Liver,
more containing 10000 gallons of red wine
and about 22.00O gallons Of white. LIE had
The herald., 1898-12-24

held these wines for the growers, snd ths
grapes at 1925 for black grapes and el7 for
white grapes, from which be may deduct a
reasonable charge for storage and interest
since September last. Thus it appears that
the growers, will get about $l2 for black
grapes and SIS for white grapes.
The herald., 1898-12-24
Not Much Hurt

KINGSTON, Jamaica, Dec. 23.-The At.
last steamer Andes, which went ashore on
Plumb shore reef yesterday, while bound
from this port for New York. was towed
into Port Royal today for survey, appar-
emily not seriously damaged.
The herald., 1898-12-24

Tomasso Kelline, an italian fisherman of
San Francisco, was convicted in Judge Wal
mistress, ' Louisa Spain pa and S his panshmens mt
fixed at imprisonment for life.
The herald., 1898-12-24

Paymaster Downing paid the Utah cav.
airy at the Preside yesterday, giving them
travel pay. This finished the mastering out
OF the Utah troops of volunteer cavalry.
They started for their homes at 9 o'clock
last night.
The herald., 1898-12-24

/
which Mrs. Sampson ha
alleviate, Admiral Samps
1.-The government is is
larly, but the reconcentl
tered, and there is the d
them have died, and n
They lack tools to work
only crop they could
potatoes. 1t is too lat
Reverting to the sues
Cuba, Admiral Samps'
ton of what shall becs 7
be settled for a year {
not for two or three y
while the military
United States will so
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no cure q Cold M Ono n.x

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine TabIsts. AN
druggists refund the money II Il fails "a
cure. 80. The genuine has l. b q. On
each tablet.
The herald., 1898-12-24
been working to

been working to
on aid:
suing rations regu-
'ados are now scat
ifficulty- Many of
any more will die.
their farms and the
raise now is sweet
e to raise Sugar
ton OF the future of
IN said: "The ques-
,me of Cuba will not
It least, and possibly
ears. In the inean-
government by the
on"
The herald., 1898-12-24
Santa Claus MastertOn ,ql Dr. Ru,ner,s jFssaAN %,

Building
What
tree top" Also "What with nothing with million
cordially invited
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-03
As to the New Theater.

Judge SINS, Of Louisa county, and
MIR Thomas CT. Ieauh. of Richmond We're
in the city yesterday in the interest
OF the new theatre which will shortly
be erected on the Lowe property on
Washington avenue between the Citi-
zens and Marine Bank and the Brax-
ston Fbuilding.
Judge Sims is associated with the
Winstlin Brothers bf Chicago. who are
THE principal hackers Of the enterprise.
Judge Semmes stated yesterday that
work would commence ON the
building just as soon as the plans OF
Captain P. Thornton Marye, the ar
chltect, Were approve,! He VIII ad-
vertise for bids for' the erection of the
theatre and the contract will ba award
ed to the lowest bidder
Mr. Leath went to Norfolk this after
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-03
WyanOke's Mast Gone.

The Mast that marked the place
whs-re the ll-fnted steamer Wynnoke
Went down i'm the channel of th. James
river is gone Yesterday morning the
schooner Stella B. kaplan, Captain
Potter, while moving up the stream.
crashed into tbs. mast and tore the
members loose. The mast was not car
ricd away. it being held by ropes fas-
tened to Ihe deck.
The work of blowing up the Wyanokt.
has been suspended temporarily. The
jar from the heavy blasts, 1T was
thought. might iniure the American
Liner ST. Louis, which is now in the
dry dock and until the ship sails no
,c,hiargTas of dynamite will be set off
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-03
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF,

J., Dr. Edgar Arplewhte is visiting re.
Ihe Misses McHenry, of Porths-
lett. ~"
Miss Hannah Ormsby, of Lynchburg
IS VISITING the Misses Brady ia East
End.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Morris, of Fast
f.hd' nave returned from an extended
VISIT to relatives in the north.
WI. S1t FeSs@r, proprietor OF the
Capital Dry Goods House. left last
niSht tor the North on a business trip
Mrs. Harvey r. 'Whiteside and
uau$hter. Miss Louise. of Wytheville.
are the guests of Mrs. J. l.. Garter i'm
East End.
Tx Elks fair committee held a meet
aiS last ngnt ami mapped out further
pIailS Tor the festival TO be given aft
Lent. The r.pdiss' fair committee (which
IS c"-oper1tIn@ with Newport News
i -. NO. ;'l5. B. 2. o. e. lin the un-
"SrtakiHg, he'd a meeting yesterday air
tefnNon. "
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-03
WHO SHOT THIS MAN:
a. w. Myers Found on the beach Wounded
In the Hand and Leg.

Bang. Bang
Two sharp reports of a revolver rang
out shortly after IL O'Clock last night
and a few minutes later the Screams
OF "a man We're heard coming from the
Casino '''' '''e
among the pedestrians on the street
AT 'tihs. time We're Messr>s. Edlot More
cock, Richard Henley and Harry Cox.
1hey heard the reports of the pistol
and the screams that followed. Pa
'tnohman Mallory and w. II. Robbins
Were also attracted by THE noisx. and
they FASTENED to The beach
Lying ON the edge of the embank-
ment opposite the bowling alley was A
"'hlte man rolling and tossing as if in
great agony. The policemen and oh.
citizens picked THE man up an%! Carried
him to the bowling alley and laid him
osl the porch. A hurried examination
was made. and it was found that the
nlan was wounded in two places-in
rhe right leg land left hand. But who
shot him is a mystery that was not
solved last night. II was at first
thought he had shot himself but THE
fail,Me to find Ia revolver in the mans
clothes OF on THE ground where he lay
seemed to explode the Theory. In going
through the MANS pockets it was found
that his name was A. w. Meyer. but
no one seemed to know him. AT that
time the man was in great pain and
could not talk. When asked who shot
him he replied between mnans that he
did not know. Mr. ID. S. Jones, who
was ATTRACTED by Meyers screams, ar
rived ON the scene with a sheet Of cam
YES and the wounded MAN was CARRIED
TO t'he Police Court room. where DR.
w. F. Greasy. the City physician, dress
ed his wounds.
1T Wais some time before Meyer would
talk. FINALLY to eXLPoleenran Z. T.
Jones, he said he was employed as a
clerk by Mr.. w. M. Parker. who con-
ducts a grocery store ON Twenty-sev-
entlil street, arld boarded at Mr.. W. p
Ba;llardJ house ON Thirty-thr1
street. He had been down town and
was ON his way home. When near the
bowling alley on THE beach a man
slipped UP behind him with a revolver
in his HAND and said: You d--n
seoundrel. I've got you" Meyer tried
ito wrench THE revolver from the man S
hand Then it was that he was shot in
the left hand. Still he tried to get pos
session of the weapon and another shot
was fired. which took effect in his leg.
Whether the rrian went through his
pockets or not Meyer could mot say He
was positive that he had not less than
mot be found ait the police station.
Never was uHabIa to give "a. description
of his assailant. He said he never saw
him before.
Never is, not seriously wounded He
was taken to his boarding house. He
6ss a. young man, probably q y'etan5 old,
and mis- home is in SInitht'e'd.
At an early hour this morning IT was
learned Aim Meyer that There was a
woman with THE man who shot him,
and it seems that Meyer was mistaken
tor another person. 1t rs mot thought
THE shooting waS done fen the purpose
OF robIbing Meyer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-03
MRS. PARKER DEAD
She Expires Suddenly of
Bright's Disease.
I'LL BUT A FEW MOMENTS
Death Comes Without Warming While She
IL Sitting In the Parlor Surrounded
by tho Family Circle.
Her Popularity.

Mrs. Marietta Parker. wife of Mr. IL
f. Parker, general agent of the Chesa-
peake aIrd Ohio Railroad Company, IS
dead. She died at her residence, No.
ia Twenty-seventh street, at 10: 30
o clock laSt might.
tfer demise was sudden Just u few
Inlnutes 'he'fc:,= her soul took flight from
ITS tenement of clay Mrs. Parker was
sitting in the parlor With her husbanfl
and Ocher members of the family en-
Lying an evening Of socia% intercourse
without moments warming sh,. was
lafoan all. Her last words were calls
Tor assistance Then She beca,ne IN
conscious. A messenger was dispatched
Tor physicians. and DIS. S. W. Hobson
aEd w. r. Aylett responded. Blu; +,
was too late. Thu malaliy from which
Mrs. Parker had been q sufferer for
several years Was beyond ttht. control
OF medical skill. In Vi few mi .rs4ntss
sI1 cheseu her ey*=s and seemed to fali
asleep. as indeed SHE iids-t.:e sleep or
death Mrs Parkers death was due To
5,,,, hSSSaSe- No a',rang@ ments
nave yet been ma7e for the funeral.
Inc annoumcement that Mrs. Parker
mas passeu away will Gerry pangs OF
sorro" into many homes for shla wa
urlhVersa. ly popular and ef.r,ao,,m NV 90
LoVed- Few ladies have held a warm.-,
rlate mn the f1aoi-ts of the re4 p,t. IF
Newport News. and especially with
. .tse VINO knew hvr nolr,.4 character.
a,x.,eS. ier cherry. bright, genial
disposition; her friendly greeting to ~.
lher 1ende4r SYMPATHY for thu affi;ct.a;
and suffering. wrhetht, from misfrr,t,,1t
OF Msease; her kindly offices of ms
.entau"us charity. thour!I her ~ h,,,
Trends as with hooks OF stee1. Tr,,rr
sfEa was gooi woman.
tMrs. PARKER was born in Sa.u-to,
Mass Mass, April l6, 1918, and was !, hon. ha,.
Rni. ! year: She was married to NJ
Hrksr IN September 1870 ana Is s,,,.
S dlseo ny her husband and threa c1t,-
ejn,I 'C g. ~. PARKER. Jr.. Miss Louise
~ 1'EaNTes Parker. Other sr,r,-iyinsr
re- at1ves a'-e Mrs Parker's ara1 r r,n!1.s
ST 81: VINO resides in Newton ana '' ,hraa
sisters Mrs. Parker was , ,ec.u,n otrte
can't 'sf st Paurs Epascopal Chnr!h
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-03
Science and the Bible

At ST. N.ncent's Catholic church ia t
night. Key. Father Charles l.. Dona-
noe preached an instructive sermon to
a. large congregation on the "Ob;ection
on Science to the Bible
: Ii Was AN able illustration given II,
an argurnentative and convincing man
ner. Father D"nahpe took up ,he va
ri"uS objections that have been ad-
F;thced against the Bible by scientists.
explaining each one lucidly
Next "Wednesday evening Father
a'on!tlot- Will give AN instruction on
the difference between the Catholic
Doucy version of the Bible and the
Protestant version
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-03
ELkS' BENEFIT.
"Said Pasha" viii BE Given at the opera
House Monday Night.

M]1nday evening the Wilbur Opera
company and Susie kmwtn, who have
- eIr seen IN the gems of opera Duffe
WITH unsurpassed success. VIII be the
attiaction at Johnson's Opera House.
said EaSha' is the titi,a of the play.
ana Gt vail be put an the boards under
the auspices of Newport News LI.Hse
NO. 80, b. p. Q. Elks- for the b. nsl.it
of the charity fund.
Inc ailNlouncement of the appearance.
ot the WiiburS means a business linn
lted only by the capacity of THE tba-
atre. me company is stronger than
ever. anu their performances are given
with VI complete and elaborate finish
thf1t is refreshing in these DAYS OF slip
Shod and hurriedty put-on perf,rn-
ances. The WflburS have been: noted
1p' the completeness p'f tAer prs,rlc
tons, and this year is no exception. An
entire new series VT Mving lictria7ss has
Veen added, and thu beautiful marches
an'd dances which U.s.. d to he. receive
with such favor have Qasen revived on
new and magnificent scale.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-03
Maine Victim Had Insurance Here.

Ont or the victims cf the Maine dis
astar-J r. Gordon. of Portsmouth,
was insured in this city He he;d
policy I'M the Lifi Insurance Company
of Virginia. and that company paid
the. face value of the policy to Mrs.
Mollie Gordlyn. the decsased's mother.
from Commander Dickens. acting chief
of the Navy Bureau, to the mother.
stating that her son was pn.. of the vic
Tins of the disaster. though it was i'm
possible. to say whether his boly was
among those recove rdf or not.
ml2-1tp ..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-03
NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.

~ Du ddS uhe Nscal Year ending June
o. 1872, enc ltlportaAons or merchan-
disc Tor immediate transportation in
rnrt w.. 80 po ny hiious" New
Number of packages. 81. s6s. invoice
value. 81. $50 ,2O6 90: estimated duty
$43S, 49,. SO. q
This; is an important factor in :tha
business of the port. recurring promD4
and careful handling and adds more
than one-naH TO the total expenses in
creasing the cost at this port Of the col
lection OF revenue Eliminating this
item. the cost of collecting a dollar at
thc. port OF Newport News would be
about eight cents instead OF eighteen
against tIfty-fOur cents at Norfolk.
Norfolk does not report any business
Following is a statement of the Gus
toms business of the two ports for the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1897:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-03
500 Lots at Auction.
noon.

Sale will commence on the oath of this
month-after the launching is over
and continue until all are sod. Pro-
perty situated on car line and wat:r
front. For maps and information call
on Powell Bros. & King ,27O1 Wash
ingtOn avenue. Tnr2-r
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-03
WILL NOT USE WATER.
FS' "inslow viii Christen the X q.
With Champarne

;, The battlaship Kears,,re,.,
Re launched on the oath Of MN Mn'e en- VIII
T>t.l not De christerred with water r,'''i'ii'
- ,,;" Nfnte TIME since the w. c, ~ ~ &c
T WEE: GHy addressed Ia lettar IT,, A.. VI
n..t mi SM. tne sponsor of the Kearsanrs
Iet.e%aLfns her to r,3t,.sI,- In, H-rIr7S
teh.ns the man-of- war: Yesterday r.
was was learned THAT Mrs w r. Jones. Of
=. orrolk, State president of ph.. w @
1. ~. received IA letter from Mns. Wins.
.p"' IN which she declines 10 saccede TO
Ilfe "lshes or the temperance workers.
1t is understood that the Kears,r%a
VIII be christened with sparkling cham
payne.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-03
Con tidence.

You can havd confidence in bicycle
that az your friends praise, bicycle
that is never in the repair shop, bi-
cycle that we have SO much confidence
in that we unhesitatingly agree to re-
pair free even If damaged by accident.
Don't you think you ought to place con-
fidence in such a wheel? This wheel is
the ECLIPSE. Come and SEE it be-
fore you allow some glib-tongued sales
good kind.
NEWPORT NEWS CYCLE Co,
221 Twenty seventh st.