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DEATH OF JOHN GUTHRIE.
After a Prolonged Illness the Soldier
and Printer Dies of Liver Com
plant at His Home.

After an illness of several months from
enlargement of the liver John Guthrie,
aged Is years, of No. 3l7 Kennebec.
street, died at his home yesterday morn,
ing.
Mr.. Guthrie was born on February q,
1923.
When young man he learned the
printing business and for almost ffty
years followed the trade. He was the
oldest employe of the Duly Republican,
having entered that company's employ
over forty years ago during which time
he work ked at the case, was foreman of
the composing room and of late years
was proof-reader His long service was
proof of his efficiency.
At the breaking out of the Mexican
war Mr.. Guthrie, although very Young,
enlisted and was assigned to duty on the
Cutter Forward under command of
Captain Nones of this city. The shin
participated in the fight at Vera Cruz
and although number of the ships
crew was lost Mr. Guthrie escaped in
jury.
When the Civil War started Mr.. Guth.
rie's patriotism caused him to enlist
again, and during that strife he saw sew
eral engagements. He also did active
service in the hospital corps. Upon re.
turning from the field he was engaged
for some time in Philadelphia. Upon
his return to Wilmington later he again
entered the employ of the RepuJt;cou
and remained until 1874 when he became
superintendent of the county's small pox
hospital at Fourth and Broome streets
where he remained for years. About 1870
he returned to this office and had been
in its employ until he was taken i'll six
weeks ago.
Mr.. Guthrie was at the Delaware Hos.
pital for month when he was allowed
to go home. He continue d to improve
for few days, but week ago his condi.
tion changed for the worse. Not until
Tuesday, however, was it believed that
Mr.. Guthrie would die.
He sank into unconsciousness during
the early evening and passed away quiet,
ly at o'clock yesterday morning.
Mr.. Guthrie was we'll known through
out the city and had a host of friends.
lie was member of Sheridan Post G. A.
H., and for years was its chaplain. That
organization will have charge of the fun.
eral Sunday afternoon, and the body
will have soldiers intermellt in the
veterans lot at the Wilmington and
Brandywine cemetery. Mr.. Guthrie is
survived BY q widow and three daugh-
ters: Mrs. Virginia Price, Mrs. Tnma
Francis and Mrs. Sadie Heritage.
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MARRIAGES..

, ,kAvANAUGH-SAWDO the Trinity
episcopal Church. on December q, 1898, by the
Key. Il. Ashton Henry. Edward G. Kaysnsush
and Mary II. sawdon, both Of this city.
LANER-RADlVER--At the residence of the
brides parents, Newark, Del on December
"a, 1898, BY the Rev. Henry F. Mason, John /.
Lsner, OF PhGnixville. Pa, and Ida F. Radi-
BEDWELL-GORDON. the residence Of
herd, No. 1916 West Second street. on Decemher
q, 1888. by the Rev. John d. c. Hanna, b. D..
city. viva " ''AA'
The sun., 1898-12-29
More Arrests Made.

HAVANA, Dec. 2S-Thc patrols of
American troops made thirty arrests for
misdemeanors last night and turned the
cuIprits over to the civil authorities.
Two OF the men arrested for the Vegas
Bomba Cafe affair are Spanish marines.
They were surrendered to the Spanish
authorities, Fifty United States soldiers
have been arrested for being in the city
without leave. They were sent to the
camps for punishment.
The sun., 1898-12-29
A GREAT CONVENIENCE.

THE SUN building, No. 1O3 East
Sixth street, is open every hour in the
year. For the convenience of the
public. postage stamps, postal cards.
revenue stamps, newspaper wrappers,
special delivery stamps, drafts, notes
and receipt blanks have been placed
on sale at the business office, and mail
addressed "Care of THE sun, viii
mingtOn, Del.," can be secured at any
hour of the day or night. Sundays
and holidays. The public are invited
to make use of this convenience.
The sun., 1898-12-29
Murdered a Boy.

RALEIGH, n. c., Dec. 2S.-Late last
night Thomas Smith, colored, was
brought here and jailed to save him from
lvnching. Ee lives near Smithfeld.
Yesterday thee white boys passing his
house threw in some frecrackers. Smith
ran out and with pocketknife cut the
throat of one boy named Cawthorne.
The boy fell dead. Smith then cut the
throat OF another, but missed the jugular
vein. Bloodhounds from Godsboro
traied Smith to Smithtield, where he
was jailed.
The sun., 1898-12-29
Breakfast for a Runaway Boy,

A colored boy, supposed to be rum
away from Camden, N. j., called at the
cigar store of J. S. Deakyne, Fourth and
Lombard streets, yesterday morning and
asked for few pennies to buy some-
thing to eat. Deakyne questioned the
lad, who said he had just come from
Camden, where he had worked for all
expressman named Irving. He stated
that his name was John Edward Miller.
and that he was looking for work. He
appeared to be about IA years of age.
Deakyne took pity on the lad and sent
him to his boarding house for breakfast.
The sun., 1898-12-29
Former Resident Dead.

The funeral of Andrew Barrett Ben.
nett, aged SO years, of No. 1929 North
Seventeenth street, Philadelphia, who
died of congestion of the lungs, Monday,
at Northeast, Md, where he had gone
to attend his sisters funeral, will be
held this afternoon at his home. Mr..
Bennett was born in Charlestown, near
Perryville, Nd, where his parents were
old residents. Early in life he learned
and pursued that calling in
Wilmington, Del, until 1871, when he
went to Philadelphia. He has since en-
gagged in the trade in Philadelphia. A
widow and three children survive.
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SUMMING UP THE EVIDENCE.
Case Of Mrs COrdelia BOtkin Will in
All Probability Go to the
Jury Tom s,rrnvx

SAN Francisco, Dec. 2S.-All the evil
dence for and against Mrs. Cordelia Bot
kin, who is on trial charged with the
murder Ct Mrs. John P. Dunning, at
Dover, Del, by means OF poisoned candy,
has been submitted, and today Attorney
general White OF Delaware began the
summing up for the prosecution. 1t is
expected that the case will go to the jury
on Friday morning.
The sun., 1898-12-29

THERE is member OF the State Senate
from New Castle county who intends to
capture the speakership. That member
is John Pyle. His intentions are legiti-
mate as would be those of any other
member Of the august. body-the State
Senate. However, connected with the
The sun., 1898-12-29

Mrs. BoTKIN may reasonably claim a
little hard luck. 1t is not according to
Hoyle that player may enter the game
with three or four inconsequental dences
or trays and win out against the rest of
the pack.
The sun., 1898-12-29
Ex-Governor Cochran's Funeral.

The funeral Of Ex-Governor John P.
Cochran will take place from his late
residence, Cochran Grange, near Middle.
town. tomorrow afternoon. Services will
be held at the house at 2 O'Clock.
The sun., 1898-12-29

ADMoNITIoNs relative to the avoidance
OF la grippe are overwhelmingly abun-
dant, but someone has yet to discover
way of making man read them before
he has it.
The sun., 1898-12-29
Business OMce and Editorial Rooms,
Ne. 1903 East Sixth Street.
kschanica/ Department, No. 105
East Sixth Street.

THE SUN is published every day in
the year and is distributed throughout
the City of Wilmington and the State of
Delaware by authorized agents. Sub
scriptions should be sent to the publica-
ton Office by mail or telephone.
The sun., 1898-12-29

THE public confidence is one OF the
best assets merchant can have. The
knowledge that when he says thing is
so, it is SO, makes his ads Chicago
DRY Goods Reporter.
The sun., 1898-12-29

HILLEs, the First Citizen, dealing with
his senatorial boomlet reminds one of an
undertaken whom, as has been said.
deals with people who are dead in earn
est.
The sun., 1898-12-29
BE. \ MAN 'IysicaI Wig

tivity restored perfectly hy the use Of
Talbots Tome. THIS rnnly vegetable
preparation correct- the errors of youth
enlarg"s the organs, and positively bene-
hts the whole system. Sent securely
sea led in plain package for One Dollar.
Address lALBUT'S plSrENSARY, Box
81 Wilkes Barre Pa.
The sun., 1898-12-29
SHIPBUILDING FIRM ASSIGNS.
Charles Hillman Company Forced to
Liquidate for the Benefit Of Credit
ors. Business Men Surprised.

ors. Business Men Surprised.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2S.-One of the
surprises in business circles today was
the announcement that came late in the
afternoon that the Charles Hillman Ship
and Engine Building Company, one Of
the Oldest shipbuilding firms on the
upper Delaware, had made an assign
ment for the benefit of creditors to law
yer j. Warren Coulston.
The deed OF assignment is signed in
the corporate name, Jonathan J. Hill
man, President, and attested by Josiah
Hillman, Secretary. 1t is dated today,
and conveys the company's works, on
Beach street north OF Palmer, and the
interests Of the company in lease for
No. 1922 Beach street, and also in the
lot No. l424-l426 Beach street, and also
lot OF ground at the northwest corner
OF Beach and Warren streets.
The sun., 1898-12-29

THERE is a place on the Board of
Public Education for a woman. The
voters Of this city know that and will
keep it in mind.
The sun., 1898-12-29

OMEARA.-Wanted, the address of Mary
o. Meara, formerly Of fremont, New York CITY
OMeara, box ITO Herald downtown, New York
City. n
The sun., 1898-12-29

GREENE-Iniormatlon wanted of relatives
or friends Of James and Robert Greene, brothers:
born in Middleton, Cork, Ireland; in painting
business in New York or vicinity; James died
about 1865; Robert 1875. Address G, So Herald
Downtown.
The sun., 1898-12-29

WHlTNEY, CHARLES E.-Infolmation ia
urgently Stsircd as to his Whereabouts; he was in
1874 IN the ardwale business at 219 Sd ave..
New York, and In 1seS engaged as lock manu-.
factureT at 81 Warren st., aid then Itsifed at ia
Hanson place, Brock yn; im) oltant. Addr 81
EDWIN c. HAHN, 95S 9Th ave, New York.
The sun., 1898-12-29

INFORMATION wanted of Margaret McManp,
last heard of at Morrisiania, N. Y; native OF
County Clare, Ireland. Kindly communicate
with Michael McMann, Washington st., New
York City, care of Mrs. Blanco.
The sun., 1898-12-29

HORACE CHEsLEY SWAMI of 1oa Iibert3ss
st., and III West 18th st New York, and JOEglssA
LAWRENCE OF $50 Nassau st. (room 2O35), az M
2oS East 7th st.. New York; persons having MN1
dealings with the above are requested to cdss y
West 9sth ST., New York. Chicago, Bost&x.l
Louisville, Canadian and electrical arers Did
copy.
The sun., 1898-12-29

FARRELL--lnlormatlo of Mrs. Patrick Eyers:
any i formation of her will be thankfully receiy-
ed by her sister, Madgey. Address NJ. j. i34
Herald 23d st. New YORK.
The sun., 1898-12-29

INFORMATION desired Of the whe, alouts of
JohnRolsheimer, L. L. Dexter and Joseph Kopet-
SKY who formerly kept liquor store in I'd. ave A
HOLLANDER. 4Cl Broadway, New york.
The sun., 1898-12-29

INFORMATION wanted Of Joseph Grave ifliv-
have l'Ned in \ kinlstOn Canada v est. Inf rma-
ton should be sent to WILLIAM A. CUMMING,
stamford, C' nn., dministrator of the Estate OF
Martin Grave, derea.ed.
The sun., 1898-12-29

WILL John Tregoning communicate with
HIRAM $. MAXIM, care Winslow Lanier, II
Ma aisau st. New York y
The sun., 1898-12-29

FRANCIS HERBERT MAY, last heard of at a
tin stamping factory in Brooklyn, N. Y, son Of
George May, formerly of Wellington saiop, and
late OF Camp Hill, Birmingham, England, is re-
quested TO apply to the undersigned Us to his
share OF his mothers estate HENRY MALE.
solicitor, 80 Colmore row, Birmingham England :.
The sun., 1898-12-29

WANTED-Information of children of John
and Mary Doherty, of Madens row, London.
derry, Ireland. Philip O'Doherty, Solicitor, II
East Wall. Londonderry, Ireland
The sun., 1898-12-29

:, MRS. KING. formerly stopping at Colman
a favor by communicating with Mrs Knapp
whom she saw last spring, prior to going to Calf
iorna Address kING-KNAPP, box 177 Herald.
NY. "
The sun., 1898-12-29
THE WEATHER FORECAST.

The indications for today are that
clear, colder weather will prevail.
Tomorrow partly cloudy and colder.
The sun., 1898-12-29
PERSONALS,

INFORMATION wanted of the whereabouts of
George e ". Iarr Gloucester, Mass Address GEO.
G. TARR, a5 Derby st. Gloucester, Mass.
The sun., 1898-12-29

.WANTED-The address of Hutchison, formerly
HEALY, Marlborough, New York.
The sun., 1898-12-29

INFORMATION wanted of ALICE ROsE for.
merry OF santa Cruz, California. Important for
delphia, Pa. A'N'
The sun., 1898-12-29

JOSEPH II. WOODLEY, formerly residing in
Fact 97th st.,.Will learn something sto advantage
by communicating with J. oh, l.l52 I'd ay.. M y.
The sun., 1898-12-29

EACELLENCY "Fritzl der Dicke" is requested
to communicate at once per telegraph to As 7th'
ST., New York; highest Importance
LUCASIUS MAGNUS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-15
CRYSTAL WEDDING


Nh. and Mrs. J. NJ. Johnson eele-
DRAFTED the fifteenth anniversary of
their marriage by giving "a crystal we'd
ling at ths:r residence ON Chestnut ave
nue.. N i.ast End. last n!glt. The par
lors Were beauafully ID for ting
occasion, and the MANY, guests spcnC
Ii delightful evening.
The ,folit wing We're among those
present: Me>tiames J. l.. Bliuk, David
Kane, II. H. Fumwa.t, Mss Fannie
Church and MIR. l.. p. FuGnwalt, OF
Norfolk; Mr.. anil Mrs. w. r. McFail.
MIR. end Mrs. J. e. Stills, Mr.. and Mrs.
a. f. Smith, MIR. and Mrs. n. F.
krtchum. Misses Mamie Felton, Flor
ence Smith. May Norsworthy, EDNA
Nottln CHAM, Maggie Rayfie9h, Dora
BunNly, Elsie Gillian. Mesdames J. r.
GA!urn, N. 1. i}ayfie.aA w. T. Raytie.d.
w. IF. williamson. and MesEss; j. u.
Eaffey, c. G. eshun, Clarence Nj us
worthy, T. G.. Eubaink, w. Z. .A'ode!l,
j. NJ. Brnfond. J1an l3unkly. Thomas
Smith, and z. b. Smith.
refreshments, consisting OF tr5p:ca.
fruits. Ices and cake. We're ssrvsl. off,
whoa dan2,ng and other festivities
We're ir!.tIged in. Mr.. and Mrs. John
son We're the recipients OF many bSau,i-
iul and costly presents.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-15
THURSDAY, APRIL q
This is the Date Fixed for the
Primary.
NO PLAN YET ADOPTED
Important Meeting OF the City Democratic
Executive Committee Held Last
Night. Date Acceptable
to Candidates.
ThurSIaY. AnrI oSth

This is the date fixed by the CITY
Democratic Executive Comittee for
o.dEas the primary to select The can
didates for the municipal officers to BE-
eieetd Tehursday, May 18th.
The committee held a meeting last
HSnt IN THE CITY t~reaSurer's office,
Chairman john q. Livezey presiding.
AVN of the members We're present ex-
sept Mess-s. Hickey, Evans, and Lenz.
Among tine candidates in attendance
We're Mesrs. a. A. Moss, J. X. NJ. New
ton. c. w. Robinson, E. w. Miistead
and X. S. Shield.
After t~!ansacting routine business OF
minor Importance the committee took
Tsp h matter VT hohiing a primary;
and 1T was agreed TO hold the primary
under the ant passed by the last Gen
eral Assembly.
There was some discussion as to how
the Judges should be selected. DR.. II.
NJ. Smith moved that the cpnmWt.a-
men from each ward be vested With The
power to name the judges who should
c3nduct the election in their respective
precincts. Mr.. r. M. Watson offered
as an amendment that the committee
men be authorized to recommend the
names of five persons from each ward.
next meeting of the committee.two m
two OF whom are TO be elected eus
judges at the next netting IF the ,rM:.-
TEle committee then fixed the date for
hoidtHnG the primary and the candidates
present stated that it was perfectly sht-
iSflctory to them.
me plan 70 Regulate tho PRIMARY WAS
next taken up and discussed. 1t Wa
disposed of by the appointment, of a
committee Of three. composed of
Messrs. c w. Reynolds. Thomas Riley
and DR.. II. NJ. Smith: to draft a plan
and submit It to i meeting TO be hstd
Friday night for approval. 1t is un-
derstood that the expenses of holding
the primary VIII be borne by the can
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-15
BRIEF ITEMS.

Mrs. f. Gahrs has returned from q
visit to New Orleans.
MIR. +. Peyser left last evening on a
business trip to Baltimore and New
York.
Mr.. "A. Q. Scemmon, the advance
agent of the Real Widow Blown com
pany. was in the clty yesterday.
The boulevard along The water front.
the Chesapeake and Ohio de-
pot and the nSino mas been completely
repaired and is nov musEa stronger and
ADLER TO resist the force of a storm Than
ever before.
Mr.. w. Il. Vest. The newly elected
president of the Business Mems Asso-
CATION. has called a special metstEng Of
the association for tonight.
Twenty expert shiptitters and copper
smiths Iefu the saripyard yesterday
Tor Portsmouth, where they w!Nl
assist i'm rushing the work ON the cruis-
er Newark. row Undergoing repaars at
thai place.
Mr.. John f. Caldwell left Sunday
fur a weeks visit to relatives in tnhes-
ter, Pa.
Miss Carrie Blr1ley. of F.eiericks-
burg, Is Visiting the Misses Carter. in
East End.
Mr.. Peter Cunningham. of Baltimore.
is the guest of Mr.. Thomas Dalightry,
in North End
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Br.nkley. of
Washington, are tue guests of Mrs.
LeftiIu Al.Tter. |
Miss Mamie Elliott, of S%mithfleld, re-
turned home y~esserdiy after a visit
to her sister, Mrs. Mooney, i'm Nortn
End.
Miss Carrie L;pptncWtt has returned
from Baltimore, where SHE visited her
cunt, Mrs. T. x. Harvey, Formerly OF
this city.
Master Tommy Carter. of ElSi, End.
left Sunday With his aunt. Mrs. Ber-
ryddre, for a visit to relatives in AL
bany. n. y.
Mrs. Slammed Jrlhrrson. of East End.
left last night Tor Boston. where she
WiM join 1ler husband. Who reccnly Sc
cured a position i'm that city.
Mr.. Bernard Wynn, n b~orlermnker.
a1hi Miss Anna Richardson, both Of his
city, we:'e married yesterday afternoon
Lipscomb ofricia ting.
The fire engine which has baer under
Citing repairs at the sh'pvurd, was
tested yesterday afternoon and found to
IRE in working orEer. The STEAMER was
then taken To the central station, on
Lafayette avenue.
Yesterday was the first day of the
March ERIN of THE Corp ration court.
no business OF Importance was
transacted. This g The regular criminal
term. and a. MUM ber of cases Will be
tired.
The Hebrews f1ena q cakewalk at
Moss HaE last might. i'm which emit
i've couples participated.
"A mop VIII be given at the Casirt
on. Wednesday, night, March 23.
Tonight the cOmnl0n council will n,eet
in regular session.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-15
GovENNOK TYLER CONF G.
He Will Witness the Launching of the
Battleships.


Governor Tyler WIFI attend THE launch-
ing OF the tWln ba~ttlesnIpS kentucky
and keautalgS at the s~hipyaId OH tine
Zach instant. He wlll be accompanied
by the ladies of his family and MS staff.
The party Mn probably come on i spe-
cad t4a.n, or il may be that Governor
Tyler Will incllI.ie the ltpunln.ng as u
feature of his tllp TO some OF uhe Tide
a IN contemplation tor some time. He
has not Yet decided as to when ne w4Il
START On th4s tr.p, but it It's more lllau
probable ulat HE VIII leave SOME time
thiS Week.
The oyster boat Chesapeake Will olrry
The party, which viii be composed OF
the Governor ems Ll:s family. and. prob
ably, UGle or w invited Tirni THE
run WIFI be made down the James d.
rvCt!y to Norfolk. The night viii be
spent there. and then uhc party WIN 50
over TO the Eastern Shrre-PorJmulle
sound and Tuns!er being included an
the Itinerary.
The prime object of the Governors
trip is u look INIT The oyster question
as much as posSible. prior to appointing
the Board of Fisheries, created by the
last Legislature. The aIr:ylt,utaons for
these posi- tiuns ARE very numerous. ANA
the Governor desires TO learn aus muen
as possible of phe qualifications of each
If the applicants.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-15
MANY BUILDINGS GoIsc UpI
structures in The Course of Ercctio,
Throughout tile City,


Carpenters and contractors. are busy.
In every secticaS ofSa.u city bufltIfr1ss
are gong up, and others are Being CON
tlacted for.
In a few lays the work of excavatens
the foundation Of a s10O, 600 opera house
OF 'uaeatre WI be commenced.
Within the next ten days the Board
or Sch"o4 Trustees wfll ask for bids for
the cree t.Jn Of a handsome hi ON scho,E
u!ldlnS Which is TO Cost in the neigh
b3lh0od OF $4,000, exclusive of the
ground On whlcEl 1T viii be QUIT.
The Common Council viii shortly
give some consideration to the budding
OF a new ial! on the prosperity adjoining
me on Twendty -fifuh street.
ihis building WIFI do service n1t only
as a JAZZ, but an emergency h0SGt tai
ard station house as We'll. 1t WEI cost
$lJ. 600.
Mr.. +. F. Finch is e~XCavaGtns his pro
EeitE at the corner of Tniqtlcth stree,
ana Washington tavenu for some large
building, IAe nature of which has not
Yet been disclosed. Mr.. Finch gave il
out some weeks Since that he would
buId a theatre on THIS property, but
SINCE then it is probable that he has
changed his mind. At amy RATE. he is
npt ~eXeavatins for nothing, and no
doubt the rear fulure wall see Il hnna-
some large combined STORE and tegc-
mem. house going UP.
The FIRST Presbyterian church is now
considering the AID Instability of erecting
a magnificent house of worghip tat the
.orner of Washington avenue and
Ihil:y-fourth street. 1T 1T is ru-
b. OF brick. and WIN cost upwards of
$4,000. exclusive of the price OF the
ste. 1t is understood that the
present frame church on Twenty-sev-
en;h STREE; viii! be moved to the nav
site ard used as a SUNDAY school. The
contamination of these PA us Will make
the Fins Presbyterian church the hand
soonest in Newport News.
81. Paul's Episcopal church VIII!
shortly erect a new building to cost
$4,000 or? ThiTt first street.
The Washington Avenue Methodist
and Newport News Baptist church es
are contemplating the erection of new
buildings.
One of the local preachers stated from
the pulpit tha't the coyored Baptist
church was the only church in the city
That WAS keeping up with the progress
of Newport News.
This fine building lis rapidly nelring
completion and WIN shortly be ready
for occupancy.
Among the large new buildings near
ing completion are MIR. w. E. Rouse's
carriage repository on Twensy-fifth
street., between Washington and fEafay-
cite avenues Mr.. D. S. Jones combined
s,0rc and tenement house at the corner
of Lafayette avenue and Twenty eighth
street and the ice-stOralge house for the
Peninsula Electric Light and Power
company.
"A number If new residences have
recently been completed, the finest of
which is that belonging to Mr.. w. b
Vest. at the corner of West avenue and
Tldr:v-fourth street.
Wish an of the evidences of the great
buiGding boom which is 10Y at hand,
cores the autacrative announcement
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-15
Before Justice Ford.

Justice Ford disposed of three cases
in his Bloodie!d court yesterday oGn
ing as follows:
Jennie LOckett was fined 50 and costs
for stealing two plicw slips from an
Negroes named Grac:e Ann Tyler.
She was sent to Jail in default.
For using profane Language Charles
BraXtCn Wes tinej 81 and costs.
Lucy FauntlerOy was before the
court on a warrant chalg.r g her with
Eher s.A.er Alice. The case "a
dismissed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-15
Negro Charged with Seduction.

Sergeant J. w. Reynolds yesterday at
ternoon arrested James Clark. a negro
fireman on the Chesapeake and ONO
tusbcat Helen, ON a chac ge of seduction.
1t is aaiegei' that the cri lie was com
mitted in Norfolk. Clark protested his
innocence, claiming to DE a married
man. with children.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-15
Shot in the Leg.

y white IMAM named Harry McCau.sy
was shot in the left l+g aiput 10
O'Clock last night. on Twenty fourth
street. near Mackey's restaurant 10y a
Stranger. 1t seems that the men, had
a previous difficulty. The stranger mad
Ms eSCape.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-15

The proof of the pudding is not in
chewing the bag, nor is the proof OF
Fox's XN%X crackers i'm tasting some
other brand which may ne clahme.f 10
he their eQ,:al. When you require the
best youth take FoX's and only Foxs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-15
800 Lots Mt Auct}nns

Sale viii commence on the cath of his
month-aftJr the launching is over
an continue until all are sod. Pro-
nerty situated on car line and water
front. For maps and information call
on Powell Bros. & King ,270l Wash
'ngtOn avenue. mrZ-H