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THE KIND OF
THAT


Is demonstrated every day
when the advertiser places
his business in a medium
of high standing. That
Honesty is the best pol
icy" is never more thor
oughly illustrated to a
business man than when
he wishes to make an adj
vertising contract. The
sworn circulation of the
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WANTED--AGENTs.


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est goods bottom prices Enameled flag pins,
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4lc doz large flag hinged 'front.' with words ITO
HILL with Spain, Remember the Maine, . 40cN doz
bullet pins PC doz miniature photos of war
heroes in metal frames. soc doz. / have 500 diff
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profiti sample line 81. / ship every order same
day received Try me or send name and address
for big catalogue Free illustrating 200 best sellers
Get ready for July and big boom. l.. N
CUSHMAN, "a oliver street, Boston, Mass
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wANTED-MIsCELLANEoUs.

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J. M general delivery, CITY,
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DIED.

SNcN~~N~Nr~~~1~~O~0~~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT F.. wife of William c..
Newcomb, June H. Notice of funeral later.
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at- LOSE
4OST-Tuesday afternoon purse with money AMI
papers. Reward for return to j. M. JUDAH,
4l2 Broadway. Telephone 26S
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Police Court.

Justice Brown disposed Of the 1ollo".
,,,', cas,.s in the Police Court YESTERDAY
morning: E;tzuatrick.
Ilenry Dunn, James lanes, d ha.dl's 81 and
Mike Walsh. drunk eaci'
pat pnt Higgins. disoraerly: dismissed .n,
a-ani. Ilickenbathan. felonlous GUY
ing. sent on to the grand ~ Jury hattery,
Robert hos '.;,.aa fnr three months.
saw Ma thew Ely. dsoraerly, fined . a ana
| in Jail. ,;aar,v fned s.
| '' Willie Mccall. interfering WIN a,t 1i
| e.a,. in the discharge of his aulS
ined SO and cost; appealed. :, - b
'" lee Scott, larceny. ordered 10 y
whipped ,,+,nc h,s wife
80 oo s. and costs and required 10 CIV
| ,1on bond for six months.
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WORK COMMENCED.
Contractor >. w. Davis Breaks Grouud for
Building in Rockets

A short while ago his honor, r. J..
Harhan m. granted d charter to the Col
uinpi;,E Investment Association of this
city. an organization composed of col
ored people. The object of the compa-
ny is 10 conduct a real estate business
TO promote frugality and cncoura ge
thrift and industry among their people,
and to help them secure homes. The
charter members are:
J, II. Haywood. president.
L. c. Corrigan, secretary.
/" Philip Brown, treasurer.
n. Il. Clark and F. J. SAMSON, di-
rectnr3.
Early yesterday morning Mr.. John
". Da\iS. contractor for the brick
work. broke ground at the corner Of
FwtntN-tliird street and Madison ave
nue. for the erection of the conpany's
builalIe. Tie began On the northeast
corner. assisted by fur little colort i
b"SS-N- Il. Clark. Jr.. aged Is: Lemu i
Ma."o Green aged I: Arthur Ilay'W iol,
aged !. and Hugh Thomas .'latic as. d
3 years. The little u1.chaii s. with
their tools decorated with IL. national
i.otnrS. Went to work with {, VIII. The
first shovel of dirt was thrown out by
l.. NJ. Green ten minutes after work
was commenced.
The hu!tins VIII he :hrc story
brick, lIX3u feet. The first mo, viii he
.rcnried hy the coninany's office store
ronn ard snciaI hall. The second floor
is to he an opera roam. and the third
Iocr a lodge room.
Tie company proposes Wien it has
completed Tia. Uniting IN ,,v,-,y d=taii,
- ut shares UPON the ma. lie-t.
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GOV. HASTINGS HERE
Keystone States Executive
Visits Camp Warburton.
INsPECTs THE TROOPS
After SIP .ndins Several II 'nr~ With Penn
sylvauia Boys the Party Leaves for
Camp A.ger. WIN Not FlSht
4 for Uncle sam.

Camp Warburton received distin-
guished visitor yesterday in the per
son of Governor Hastings, of Pennsyl
vanfa. .
The chief magistrate OF the keystone
State arrived in the city yesterday
morning over the Chesapeake Il Ohio
railroad In n special car. He was ac-
companied by his private secretary.
Mr.. Beitler, State Senator Cochran ana
Colonies Reeder and Potter, and
number Of ladies' The party was re-
ceived by Captains Warburton and
Waters. who escorted them to the
camp above the shfpyard. where they
remained till la tie in the afternoon.
Batteries%A and c are from Pennsyl-
vania, and Governor Hastings cams
down tn Dixie to pay the boys a visit.
He was not received at the camp with
any formality. The governor made
himself at home. going from from post
to post shaking hands with the aol-
ders. After spending some time in the
camp the party was taken through the
shfpyard.
At 1870 O'clock Governor Hastings
and his party left for Richmond. From
there they Will go to Camp Alger.
near Washington. where Their Pennsyl
vania troops ere ia camp.
4. large number of recruits from
Philadelphia and PhneniXville arrived
ct Camp Warb,lrton Yesterday and
more are expected today. ....
+; NAVAL OFFItt.RS ARRlN r..
lieutenant a. Fl. Davis. who was de-
tached from the coast cllrVav steamer
Bache and ordered Ia the cruiser flar-
ward. arrived in the city Yesterday aud
reported tn"-t,art.5 Cot,on "hnard that
ship.s which is now receiving her ar
manent at III" shipvard.
lieutenant n. A. McGully. who was
detachedafrnm the Yanktnn arrived in
theScitv yesterday n"rnin~ AMI report
ed to Cant Wise .honrl III. Yale.
Lieutenant ! i. 1Iusf"r recently at
tached to the Bureau Of Navigation in
WASHINGTON. arrived s,.4r,l:lv morn
ingS and reported aboard RI" Harvard!
in accordance with instructions,
Surgeon y. o. Lewis. assigned tn the
Harvard and Assistant Surgeon G. NJ.
Pickrell assigned to the Yale, reported
for duty Yesterday. - m..H" .e
The following naval cadets reported
for duty on the Harvard vest -r'aY
morning: r. s M,tNss- I I Warning
ton, E. A Brooks and r. S. Freeman
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ARE NOT JACK TARS
Seamen on the Yale and Har-
ward Will Not Fight.
600 MEN WILL QUIT
Suckers aud Engineers Say They VIII Leave
the warships. Officers Charged With
Anhumsnity. Compelled to
Drink Salt Water.

before the auxiliary cruisers Harvard
ana Yale go TO sea the Navy Depart
hlent Will have to furnish each vessel
with about 800 men. as the seamen on
the steamers will leave the ships as
soon as they go into commission as
warships. Yesterday large number
OF stokers and engineers on the Yale
and Harvard gave notice that they
would not continue in the service.
When the Paris and New York were
leased OF the American Line for use
In the navy as scout ships the crews
signed articles OF agreement to serve
for one year. but they did not enlist
in the navy. AT the time it was in
tended to use the vessels for scout
duty, and they We're assigned to serve
in Cuban waters with Admiral samp-
sons fleet. Recently it was determined
by the Navy Department to convert
the steamers into auxiliary cruisers
and they We're ordered to the shipyard
here to receive their armament. which
consists of eight 5-inch guns. Then
It was that the crews rebelled, claim
ing that they would not go into serv-
ice on WarShips. d..
Several reasons are given for the re-
fusal of the men to join Uncle Sans
fighting forces on the high seas. Ac-
cordinE to a story told by a stoker on
the Harvard last night the men have
not been accorded what they consider
humane treatment. .... ....
I'VE have been treated like dogs"
said the stoker. For two weeks we
lived on salt fare and were compelled
to drink salt water, and we don't pro-
pose to put up with It, Our articles OF
agreement don't compel us TO go to sea
on warships. and when the Harvard
and Yale were converted into cruisers
II vitiated out contracts. am being
paid $50 month now, but IL enlist in
the navy I would only get $40 That
Is another reason why we don't propose
to go out on these ships. am an
American and would be willing to fight
for our country. but I've got to be
treated better than a dog"
The Stoker seemed to voice the SEN
timents OF his fellows. as they agreed
with him. great many Of the men
are foreigners and they will appeal to
the consuls representing their govern
have taken. It Is said that n number OF
the men left the Harvard and Yale
yesterday The stoker who acted as
spokesman for the crowd last night
about 800 men now employed On the
ships win leave the vessels.
This trouble Will give the Navy De-
partment no little annoyance. for the
FAT -ri;;iifnbep OF Star st
c,,,tv has been experienced ~ va
lns eonn as she finishes taking on 4'oou
80 ~ bunker coal. will be reaoy ~.
t we sea. Her guns have been mouneso
and the other work finished.
11vpE.1o SAILS FOR NEW YORK.
The dynamite cruiser Nlcf t,E s
which e was purchased from the Braz !,
| ian government by Flint ~.
New 1S York, for the United States, se ane
which has been renamed the hu ulnrn
left Hampton Roads yest ths steam
mo for New York in tow OF the s.eeA''
| ar Santuit. ....
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AT CAMP CUBA LIBRE.
second Division OF General Lees COZ 70
Completed.
fBy Telegrepho

JACKSONVILLE, June 14;I THE f perc
tv.nlnth Iowa regiment arrived ne,o
,oday and pitched its tent at ea, AM,
lu Llbre. This makes nine 1eg q
s,anfs here, completing the secohu ~.
vision Of General Lees seventh cow
The second regimen. q w Sers so fas
Every effort is being put TORN ~
comnle1e the equipment Of the troops
IN mn. large quantities or supp.'ss
ha;ne- distributed daily. None OF .ne
ree,iments are as yet, however. reaoy
for service. An order was r-ce'esa
f rom the war Department today a..
ra5.,ine that commissioned officers pc
ant from each company OF the Is.
c sens regiment r to be detailed TO go ,, 70
0giscnns,n as recruiting officers. TINS
hsinr In addition to the fifteen aireans
o oent This is taken as an indication y,
Nat the First Wisconsin Will be one o.
We frst to leave when the next exne
large commissary depot has beet
; aeta blished and win become the pas
~ supplies for the seventh corps an
,,,,,I also be used from which 10 Ioi
ward supplies to Cuba and Porto F'c'
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No STEPS FOR PEACE.
-,,,, Ia Not Negotiating to Terih'ha''
the War.
fnv TeIegraph.)

(By Telegraph.l
MADRID, june IA Z. Mine iil'n-
tster for foreign affairs, Duke :ti1l'o
Iavar de Rio. told the newspaper 1'ei,
.nd.. that the Spanish government. ma.
not taken any steps in the dlrecti"h "
oeace negotiations. no.
,rha minister also said he had not Ie
.eiyed any continuation OF the lepo'
"a third attack on Santiago de Cupa.
The minister of war. General Cof.ea'
,acinrcd the situation at Mania IS pee-
er thnn was supposed. He sad zap,
al, General August had concentrate
wrntv thousand men for the aeinns.
,f,he city and his batteries or arulela
re asserted to comprise 1893 long rahs'
| Guns. .oaav tha
IF vas officially announced toaay We ne,
| ,cnor du Bose. the former SPANS,
.harre daff1aires at washington. an
,cutenant CarranZa. the former spa.
~ naval attache at Washington my
,nan invited" to leave Canada, OWN
the canadian authorities hav.l.
ntcrcertcd a letter which Carranza a.
,ressed to the minister OF marine ~ ~
NO AN account Of the conditioIi y. -
l1erican ports and Notifications
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TOO HOT FOX BUSINESS MEN.
Intens. Heat Causes Lack of Interest In
the susiness Mems Assnciati ion. .

InttnSa Heat Causes II Lack of Interest In
the RuaineSs Mems 4Asanciatinn.
1t is getting too warm for the bust
ness men to grapple with the Ques-
tons that concern the public welfare
of the city. or else they have lost inter-
est in the work of the Business Mems
Association. fort 4tss,Hf1cult to secure
a quorum for Y ssSxmonthly meet
ings. -<>1a--
last night s----.rrent smeA+,ne should 1
Secretary f. w. Huffman put on .'tl
h,1s and went home. 1t was thousn ,,t
,hat there would be large turn y :.
i.,s, night Of the business men, ~:
nearly all of the stores clcs.o e. ga. az ~ :,
n NM only three gentlemen put IN ap p :,
n...,rauce. There was some 'tl'poi '"'
nnein,ss Ia be transacted. ,d
The business Mems Assoc'a.loii e' the
~. made an important fac,"r ~ ans
nnhlic affairs Of the city u .he Iattars
,vnnl,l take. an interest in II. MaseI -,
=, i,,nortancr could be dea' VIZ ~,
,,,,. taxnavcrs which "ou'o os Ho,,n
| w.. ,..nl,h,,. benefit tothe Common .ou AZ
~ ..nan,ipc that body to les;islatr -,
,..l,ipantly on questions when eo arafu
,,..n do not have time to slVe ca g
consideration .,,,ueht to b
TIL. lack OF interest Is ,I'us
,,a - the excessive heat
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HUsTL.NG FOR oFii,E.
Cni.ii.iat.. Tor Guy Jnhs .tr.. Kept on the
.AnNi,u- Beech.

in,- their claims with All Tue energy at
tt ~ command, bn, ail III then, wear
Al: xpression of anxiety. for not one
has 4 "cinch" on the job he is after. 1t
is like dealing in futures and the sus-
pelse caused has Il tendency to give a
fellow II bad ease of insomnia. The
@runciinen VIII not commit themselves,
ana it looks as If there will not be q
caucus of the Democrats, as the house
IS somewhat divided against itself for
the reason the Democrats cannot agree
among themselves. Besides the ten
Democrats there are three Republicans
and one independent in the council and
The minority could agree upon slate
With four of the majority they would
control the offices from police justice
DOWN. The various city officers will be
elected at the first meeting Of the new
council in July.
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rz,E MERRInfAc's CREW
substantial Recognition OF ~ Br'S
nv the Navy Department

.,,ns+ant,a, Recognition Of Bravery
nv the Navy Department
By Telegrapho
WASHINGTON, June a,-a,, Nv the
Nv, Denertment to the members -
~ Gallant crew who took the Merll
mac into the entrance OF nhan1
harhor and sunk her across tne tha
mel under the very muG@ie9 80
Spanish guns ,a, recopnitlon was
.,Lan ~ their valor when Sect
I I stoned orders to Admira! ,a =,
.nn directing the promotion OF , a., NV,
members of the crew o l later
honsol, coneress. The men still lin
ra,. IN a Spanish prison. but Whe , .. ro,
set,r, again to their ships thelr Pr
rnotions will be awaiting .n.n' saun-
| The orders sent to Ao11llt ts a. ~ the
son tonight direct tt'e
men n as Montague. master-at-armss' t t[
hnatswajn from $50 a month y
81 300 year. ,nner,s mate, t.
be gunner from $5o '"on'"'
Rndolph Clausen. Osborn pie =, ,': h
Murphy, coxsWainS, " y y
,.hief boatswain's mates an i''e'
$40 a men = Phillips, machnist, to .
Georse cn;nist from $40 a month
chief macnlnlst' A'
s70 q month. 4,aar to l
Francis Kelly. water s .enu - month
g chief nachinist from 30 q
: $40 a month ot;ons stel
II IN, IN a a,ready been taken toward -, u
1t DISSEMINATION Of medals TO Cons..u ~
d pgessnn and the members OF ms +.
d la nt crew. what new hon a9ecute az I
ID Hohson. who planned ana v eseb been di
brilliant coup. have not se'
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SPECIAL GRAND jun
.,,ro,s. cases to BE Considered at an has'S
Date, Probably Monday.

special grand jury VIII pc sun
uoned next week. probably on Moau 80
"a consider several cases sent Wy 1877
.ornoration court from the police COZ. :,
.ong these. cases will be the hNe
eb,rges against l.. NJ. Sturgis' a,toiu
,t1aw who is now confined IN Tue 10y
iaii Sturgis, it is understood; Is aIS
inus for hearing and Wlshes h.s
"a be disposed of as soon aS p,., tar
N1rs slursis, who accompanied ne.
| ,nshand as far as Baltimore Wheh l.e
,i.f1 th.s city for Philadelphia, mas re
,,,rned and is stopping with ner 'us
| hana,s narents at the Metropoiil'ih - -.
"a, she knew nothing OIL heT .i,a,
transactions until AFTER sne sh.. has
Ralllmore, and since tina. Time
| been overcome with grlei. o,,,as
,rnsre is a story going the rouilu u,
uhich if it be true, throws sol''s ~ e..
", S,nrgis transactions and the ,iio..ne
that actuated him TO resoi. "
) Isl methods to procure i,, .n So,,ducted
S,mreis father at ope time cohoue..
, hn+e1 in cape Charles, but Tor soil.s
raasnn gave up the business. So,,r.
y ,fr,e in the early spring ATTORNEY
:. eria ooncsived the idea of opening ~
Ial in this city He selected t 1ls "a
e Hotel at the corner OIL yantet
+ua..t and Washington avenue ien.e'
p stree ;aa;n. mad it renovated, rename'
e NC METROPOLITAN Hotel ana opens
~. bostelry in his fathers halae
rack of this it is said. was ss"u NJ
har vas TO be run in connection, W !,
the hotel and if Sturgs procureu ~, :.
ansa for conducting saloon ne en ma
NJ e ,e receiye a large sum Of money llo'
IT. certain gentleman for the eus sara
Nd Ann,ication was made TO me ,aa y,
III IL ,ha corporation court for license, ~
To- his honor adhering to the RUE ne NJ ~
h. Wen he first went on the nencn :"
ed he would not allow any saloons ~
ter ,ocated on washington avenue ap pe
nd 1rwenty-fifth street. refused ~ g. g
The the license. Then the scheme eom .hpi'
1ns ,n, sturgis found himself IN a no,,
for he had gone to considera PIE eape,
70 further the project. Whn g.,
-, may have been obtained alsn ~
eured the liquor license he would aa,, ~
aaa renlaced the money dollar LOT uo' d
on;t 4 letter received at the Dall s.,a ~,
s;ne. oa,ca last evening from gent,t t
, ,nlse rnsiding in Baltimore states ,m nm
' a. writer was one OF his victims s Wn ~
= fstnreis) was in Baltimore pr!or ~
4o,d eoing to Newport News: aaonis a
s so,e 80 vas not the only victim OF ms q
;nce ines in Baltimore.
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t,,d sol Makes It, HOE.

Old So, made it not yesterahay :. light
The The day broke clear with s iisht
breeze stirring and there was you,d not
indication that humanity att hut Old
swe tesm 70 '' to exert himself. making it
Sol ssem rtah,e for man and beast. Be
u 1a M n.c1oek the mercury was push n
, ninet va, and by noon the th erade and
registered , ninsty-s atre IA led. from the
me ~ ~ mankind. but no prostras'o''s
fr rnm the heat We're reported
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s,a,.. sn,, OF Clothes.

=, 1v;,,ie Morton has reporteu
m Mr. no M authorities the theft sd1, OF
sy vaning Mt Morton purchased ath sn,s
~ clothes at the Banner I.;t, ~. PACK.
store. He started nome o wntm s'' to at
age, but Afterwards s,n;n ee.,e He called a
tend 70 SI hnndef him a dime and told
negr9 to a take the clothes to his boarding sneg
NOM hnnse on Twenty seventh street n nac
them then neither the negro nor the pa'A
age has been seen.
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A DAG EXPLOIT.
Lieutenant RIakes an Excursion

Iie,,tanopt RJaEaS an Excursion !
Az, Snnt,,pn
Downright ~ Assnci,taa prass
IN 40. ,Ssor,,.rIsn
pPEsc 0TSn9 2 = pcASr wASbA
oEE NrT1AHI CJ1p1 I17EIS y,
NJ VIA -GsToS IaSiaICA
J17NE Il NThs d,I,,. in th,.
arrival or +bnnsnnrts ;S ,ecr,had |
here r. :, feast af,a,. ~, AI,n;r,i |
C,aryar,, 800 ,.,;,,t+ ,,,. ~. IL,
Santiapo har,a S e. al ,1,,,i,,i
Samnson dac;,lo sat+i. mic nnestion
officialIv and =, t,,,.1.,,, loo, ~, sant
I.ieutennnt Vic2,ua ~ w. ,r,,nhoat
Suwanee to es,;,r,ta Titnt..nant
Rlua landad an ,,rdas. ava nr.,cee.1cd
The h,rtnr "a tn 1,.''' IT, d;sti,,c1is.
saw and loca e.,, ni.r nrn,ored
cr,,;eers ~; t,,.,.,,dp i,n.t dastroy-
arc TIC Gu ~ 800 go" n,a,l cruis,.rs
mr. p,nhoats
The rasults &c axnodit,on no re-
,,orfed MS ,no,s INIondoyl TO Ad-
niral Samnsnn ,ba da,.k ~ the Tag
shin Naw Wi. iantanant Rlue tray
ele5 about sevett,vn miles relieving
the eastward ,,f the city. ne
hro,,eht o,t ~. a,eshin cony of
a santiago papSssued last saturday
in which on,1,,n. 10 node that ne.
ute TO The cit,. their nronortions
Of the nrnv;sion.,.na ininr IN the
city II
lieutenant "a. ranort hns def1n.
ftelv eynosed t,ctian that any of
C,ervern,s cr1,,s were in the Raha
mas or IN a. .ition TO attack the
transnorts viii aye now confidently
exnected at a,,,aETy date, Admira
Samnson comnianted him upon hi.
daring and s,,c,s,,fl mission.
Tjenrenant p, renorted also thai
sL;rmish;np co,a,,es in the hill:
around Santiaethetween me Cuban:
ana the snaniss The latter hav,
heen ranairinr + rort;fic,tions of tn
civ az - N is aec,ad that Adm,ra
9amnson will rew the hombardmen
in anticination = nnssible arrfva
and landfnp of hons this week.
General GaI;y+Carcia has been ey
nected to arriys,ear Santiago an
report to Admir- sampson today. bu
this morning itiurned out that tn
informa ton uno, which this expecta
ton was basel vas incorrect. TIL
wherea honts Of aneral Garcia Is nc
def1niteIv Known
Early This no,5nr three shots wei
fred from '1 n1orr9 ltg upon the nav,
pickets IN the II. maintained Mt II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-15
BRIEF ITEMS.

CityTG1erk j "A M siesis attending i
the annls of the UniN !S%as .Ntrginia,
terday- to. Mi. James o. Better anu w.,
7 ella M. McCulloch. botn Oh tnis - III
Mr. T, ". Easley, Jr IS Nls't ~! ~
W. Ne z u. A1ulford. on Thirty
Al. Psyton Turner. of Isle OF W's ~,
county, is the guest OF li'e"'9 'N
Military Academy. ,, of pna
noke are visiting Mrs. ''|i"o
Twenty-ninth street. ,hi,e,on
Nrs Susie Carlisle. of WasH'''s' |
+, 1ha ouss1 of Mrs. Evans, al the co.
nar 81 Twenty-ninth street an"
ineton avenue. t,u team
Tha Newport News base nal. .ea ~
,,,,, W. meet the West Norfolk tear" q.
wni me- me- Ena ban pail lh.s al
ternoon at o'clock. +,,,..a YES
Mrs IL Kennedy tt"isS fe,ui NJ, sha
aerday from a visit I" ~" -, STEER
Vac accompanied by MIS-. -
of DR. Colss. who will vlsis w. ,,,hn
os,sa leila Seligston, OF 1eNaH
sI,asn attending school In Ric"i'l'' ,,
rr,,,edf in tht. city yesterday .,',,,aro
and 70 the guest OF Mrs r: w, ~ ",
M Kenneth Mccoy, OF Stauh''t'
my. er,rssantativte OF the Triple LINK
sssocja ton. is in the city on o"s ass,
onpected With the Independent III ~
of odd Fellows and IS stopl'''7
tel Warwick. r. ,>,,. Of S,aun.
CaDtain Thomas =. 10y x.otb.r
va is the guest OF ms W "" -
tol'' a. MOVIE For a number of year!
M.o,n Doyle was .superintehu.h.,
@ Daaf Dumb and Blind ins'i'u y, ~,
tne Nc state. and during ereS'u.n
G,evelands last adnlinistrai'o, ~,
nno,nfedrconsul to Beyrult' "siia
Ppp.nfessor. Howard Jefferies. pr''e,, -
vast End schools. in ms wv ~.
ths BOARD OF School Trustees a'n'
~ an,increase of salary. stated .'',. = !,
10 .chief of police to an .i.' 80" 80,
vas ~ ch;laren." etc, and not 't. 'I.
ho.ue ~ nolice Of East End. as W.
stated con 1T Dr. Ge
MA. A,son Of this city. had the 60 y,
~ doctor of medicine conlsri;au At =
him at the University o. N. IT'LL. Ne h
anal exercises yestetuaiS ,st three yea
rse" Aisop was for several years ua
~ er customs under ex-oo''@e
% Snotorns L. ?. Stearnes. ~ r,
. Attorney. A. S. Segar. N I'm
raration Court yesterday mnrn1ns,
nlied for letters OF aaI' ,s' c.a,ter
the estate Of the late 1o1o' ~ co,,rt
Braxton. He petit'oneu , az OF
citv and VI: b. Slaughter. OF r
ericksburg, as administrators
chiaf Engineer w. X. STOW, u
+he Newport News Fire Dep a,,, ~.
yesterday morning receiI W., shave
.. gator from JacksonVile, -. ,1,;th
Huntington Rifles are intcaHlp NJ W.
t1,.atn;a troops. The reptile, Wh'c ca
Saat 70 Mr.. stow by Sergeant uaA
ss sr+ ssasahout a foot in length any
nepnif1cent specimen. ChleI oe"M
i.aan his new pet in Mr.. w U. BUY
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