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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09
i:u ,tlinS Perm .,s-

There is considerable activity in
building circles 1T this time and yes
tc.luN seven permits M-r. issued
Among the buildings that have been
started in Newport News since. Sep
tcnlher lSt are the following:
Albert Howe. Six two-story brick
houses on jefferson avenue between
l'wenty-eiShth ana Twenty -ninth
SHEETS ana NV" two-stnry brick houses
ON TwentN-ninth street between JET
ferSun and Madison avenues.
). 1s"Snor. three-Slory brick building
at the corner of Washington avenue
and Twcnty-fith street. ..
i. G. Blythe. three-story brick on
Washington avenue between Thirty
second and T'hirtythird streets.
~ y. Needhan. five two-stnry frame
houses on Twenty eighth street be-
tween Roanoke ana Chestnut avenues.
K. X. Harwond. ,wn-story frame. on
Twenty-1hird street between Roanoke
ana Chestnut avenues. Nit.
Alexander l;oykin. two-ssory frame
on Thirty-Second street between Roam
nkc and Chestnut avenues.
j. Nj. Dickinson. lwo-story frame on
fh:rty-third street between Washing
TON and West avenues.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09
TRUSTEES WILL KICK
Board TO Protest Against a
a Liquor License
FOR METROPOLITAN HOTEL
i:mriianl Monday and Request that
No Saloon he Allowed Near
the High School. I

Pursuant to the call of Chairman W.
F.. Cooper. the Board vi School Trus-
tees held 4 special meeting. in the Frs,
National Bank building last night
Those present We're DR. Cooper. Messrs
f. |. Ford. j. G.. Livezey. }. j. Cd m
nell. j. S. Jones and n. L. Clark t>ol-
orcd).
The object Of the call was to take ac-
ton against the granting of license 70
Mr.. l.. ii. Sturgis to open a saloon IN
connection with his hotel. the Metro
poitan. at the corner of Washington
avenue ana Thirty-ii street. Chair
man Cooper stated that notice had ba2n
given that Mr.. SturEis would make APP
piica,nn ut the September term of the
Corporation Court for an ordinary liu-
uor license and he thought that, in
view OF the fact that the bar would be
adjacent To the High School building.
the board should protest 70 his honor.
Judge I. ]. Barham. against the grant
ing of the license. After discussing tn.
matter !, committee CONFUSED OF DIR.
Cooper and MIR. Ford was appointed 10
appear in the Corporation Court Mon
d:.y morning ana enter (, protest FIR
the board The indication is that the
~glanting of the license will be vigor-
nnsly protested. ..
The board took up the matter of plac-
ing windows in the basement of the
High School building and discussed It
~ Sum renstn' ou. ~ ',.e , ;nsel'ce n'
= - ~ - o'.' 'i'e
last meeting the committee WAS au-
thoriZed to inquire into the cost If
making the change i'll the plans. 1T
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09
GETTING READY FOR THE LAUNCH
f'repn Eat Ions for the Illinois to Make Her
IsaptismaI Plunge.

Prepare tons are being made for the
launching OF the battlcship Illinois,
which will occur on Tuesday. october
lth.
AS yet General Manager w a. Post,
OF the. Newport News Shipbuilding &
Dry Dry Dock Company, has not been
officially advised of the name of the
lady who will christen the warship. bu,
Illinois. has requested Miss Daisy
Letter. of Washington. to act as spon-
Sur, and it is quite likely she will ac-
cept the homer. Miss Letter is the sister
of Joseph Letter. whose mammoth fail
ure in tn. celebrated Chicago wheat
deal is We'll known.
The launch Will probably be attend
ed by imposing ceremonies, as the war
is over. From Chicago and other places
in Illinois will come large delegations
and excursions Will be run from Wash
inEt"n. Baltimore and the West. When
the Kentucky and KcarS:rge was
launched last March the country was
on the eve of war With Spain. and at
the request of the Navy Department
the occasion was stripped of some of
its most brilliant paccantry. but now
that peace has been restored the ccre-
monies can be made more elaborate
AS yet the program for the day has
not been arranged. but it is understood
that Il banquet will follow the launch
at the Chamberlin Hotel. and at night
there will he Il grand ball. OF course
invitations will be extended 10 the Pres
ident and the members Of his cabinet
and it is hoped that some of the high
officials will he present to lend addition
III eclat To the launcn.
General Manager W. a. Post has re-
oeivcd Il letter from the Stunewull
Brigade Band of Staunton. Va. offer
ing its services on the day of the
launch. This is rated as the best band
IN ;he south. and. too. ii is an historical
organization. Some of the present mem
bcrs having belonged To Stonewall
.'ackson,s brigade band. hence its
name. This band is brilliantly uni
Formed. and has participated in some of
Chicago Washington and other cities
MI. Leroy Mitteldorfer. til. decorator
"i Richmond. Va. arrived in the Cit,
yesterday for the purpose Of arranging
Tor decorations on the occasion of the
launching uf the batteship Illinois. ,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09
BRIEFS.
Miss Mamie Perkins. of Danvllle,

Miss Mamie Perkins, of Danville, Va,
is visiting Mrs. w. 5. Eroadwell. on
Lafayette avenue.
Mr.. II. a. Woolums. of Midway, Ky.
is the guest OF Mr.. w. S. Greene. chief
electrician Of the Chesapeake x Ohia
halfway. -
Mr.. j. B. Shaw. of Stanton, has ac-
copied position With the Citizens
Telephone and Telegraph Company as
collector and bookkeepcr.
Mir. V. X. Morrill,. y. NJ. G. a. tent
ment at Camp AlGer. arrived in the city
yesterday. having concluded his work
MI ana Mrs $. J. Wright, who left
Newport News nearly Il year ago and
have since been living in Charlotte. N.
G.. have returned and will again make
their home here.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Harmon, Wife of j. f..
Harmon. who died in the Blondficld
lookup Tuesday night, states that she
did not desert her husband. She had
gone on q visit to her parents in Della
ware.
Mr. T.. NJ. Peterson received a mes
sage yesterday announcing the
death Of his father. Mr.. Robert Peter
son, at NARROW, Ga, on yesterday. The
deceased was aged II years. Death was
caused by paralysis.
Mr. William Charming, Of New Or
leans. ana Miss Fannie Bullock. of this
city. were united in marriage at 9
O'Clock yesterday morning at the res
idence Of the brides parents, on Thr-
ty-fuurth street, Rev. J. Francis Rib
bic performing the ceremony. They
left Tor their future home in New Or
leans al once The bride formerly re-
sided in that city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09

Married last Night.

The marriage OF Miss Sadie Fudman.
aged 16, to Mr. Luther Nimmo Belot,
aged H. took place at the residence
of the brides parents. No. $50 Twenty-
seventh street. at . o'clock last night
the Rev. Il. f. Lipscomb. pastor OF the
Washington Avenue Methodist church,
officiating. The parlor was crowded to
the doors when the youthful couple
We're made man and Wife After the
ceremony a sumptuous supper was
served. The bride is a pretty and pc
tte young lady, and the groom is an
employee of the shiDyard. Neither was
Of age and the consent Of the parent $
Joined in the holy bonds of wcdlnck.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09
HE GOT THE CHECK.
But May Also Get Il Term in Prison
For His Unusual Tactics.
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CHICAGO. Sept S.-Wiliam Il. Nc
Farand. of The horse commission firm
of McTarlnd & Evans. OF East St
Louis. today walked into the office of
Louis Newgrass Il Son. ut the stock
yards here. and presenting n revolver
1T ;ht head Of Louis y. Newgrass. the
Junior member of the firm, commanded
him To send tor his cashier, Frank
M"seley. Upon the appearance of
Moscley. Mcfarland drew another re-
volver ana ordered the cashier To draw
Il check in his favor for Sl0.4lG which
he claimed the firm owed him. When
thu cashier had finished making out
the check Mcfarland calmly instruct
ed Newgrass. at the sam" time giving a
menacins flourish TO his weapons, To at
fix his signature t" the paper.
That done, the man from ST. Louis
lined the two frightened men up
against the wall of he office. and with
all The solemnity Of Il judge at the bar
administered an oath to them 10 the
effect that they would not attempt TO
follow him or raise cutlery.
He then departed. after slowing the
revolEers and the check in his pockets.
AS soon as the visitor had lift the
office. however Mr.. Moseley and MIR
NeWSrasS teephoned to police head
quarters what had happened.
The check was drawn on the Ma
1ional Live Stock Bank, and Police. Cap
tain LAWN Immediately dispatched two
detectives to the bank.
Mcfarland was standing at the CASH
ier's window With the check in his
hand when the officers entered. He
vas so intent upon exchanging the
paper for currency that he failed to
notice the detectives until they stood.
one at each elbow and seized him.
Mcfarland was quickly dsarmed and
II few minutes later was behind the
bars of Il cell at he police station.
The s1o.4lG which Mcfarland at
tempted 10 collect by intimiduting
NewErass ana Moseley. is said to be th..
amount due Mcfarland in consequence
of a sale Of horses to the DeFnur Com
mission Company. The transaction is
said To have taken place some time ago.
when the time was set for he payment
of the money fifteen days after the de
livery of the stock. Later. il is claim
cd. the time for payment was cut down
10 five days. whereupon the DeFour
Company transferred its ntcrcs, in the
deal to Newgrass 4 son. Mcfarland
feared ne would come out loser in the
transfer and chose summary tactics to
get even. .. 8. '... |-.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09
Comedy Tuesday Night.

THE Strange Adventures Of Miss
Brown" an English comedy. which ran
for Two consecutive seasons in London
and over 100 nights in New York City.
VIII be- put on the boards at Johnson
Opera House Tuesday night
The Strange Adventures Of Miss
Brown has been AmericaniZed and n
good company secured. comprising
some of the best artists who have made
a hit in New York. All the original
scenery and pharaphernalia is carried.
The piece deals with the adventures
Of a young officer who Surreptitiously
welded a Ward Of Chancery" and
who assumed the disguise Of crude
school girl and entered the private
academy where his bride was confined.
Innumerable complications arise and
the situations are said to be extremely
lauGhab!e.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09
vHEELEl"s BODY RECOVERED.
son Of the cavalry Leader Floats in
With the Tide.
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MoNTAI'k POINT. H. L., Sept. S.
III" bodies Of Naval Cadet Thomas Fl.
W ietl"r tn" son OF M;ljor General
Joseph Wheeler ana OF Second Lieu
l"itanl Newton u. Kirkpatrick of the
fI 81 l'nl,"d States cavalry, who We're
Or Wn",l While bathing in the sea yes
trr''lN. came IN with the tide and were
ill.nwn on the beach about > o'clock
this morning. The bodies were found
lSii'@ close together just below the life
Saving: station about II quarter. of a
mills. from where the young men had
Spi!r i'll bathing. y detail of sixty men
from the Second Cavalry had been pa
tr"iihg the beach With lanterns. The
llfc-SaN"rS who know The coast predict
ed that the bodies would drift in where
they did. II was here that he hadies
OF the lweuty-two Shinnecnck Indians
who Were. lost in the wreck Of the Cir
ca&S:tn We're found 'rw, vud. brrS
We're formed out OF planks taken from
near the lifc-S:lNing station ana the
bodies placed upon them In th,, mean
time the cavalry had gathered from ny
an, down the beach ana followed the
bodies to General Wheelcr's heaaQuar-
ters. With General Wheeler We're three
of his daughters who Were. nursing tn"
sicl> General Wheeler ana his laugh-
tiers will accompany the remains Of the
generals son IL the family home in
Wheeler Ga. The party viii probably
go To New York tonight or tomorrow
morning at the latest
The body of Lieutenant Newton d.
ku,k!atrick. who was drowned with
young Wheeler. will be taken To the
home of his father. X. ID. Kirkpatrick
of Lexington. Va.
Th. War Department has been re-
uucSlcd to ietail an officer to accumpu-
ny Lieutenant l<irkpatrick's remains to
Virginia. ..
President Mckinley and Il large num-
Der of other officials in Washington
have sent messages II General Wheeler
expressing thei. greatest sympathy for
him. General Shafter called upon the
bercaved officer before going To New
York this morning and remained With
him half an hour.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09
THAI IMMUNE REGIMENT.
six cases of yellow Fever Has De

Six Cases of yellow Fever Has De
velopcd Among Santiago Troops.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Sept. Six
cases of yellow fever have developed
in Colonel Sargcnt's Fifth immune reg
isncnt. The eases have been watched
closely for several days. and in The
opinion OF Colonel Harvard, chief sur
geon of the military department OF
Santiago. the diagnosis is Enthusiastically
correct
The victims have been sent to the yell
low fever hospitals, and Il strict quar-
antine has been established against the
regiment. which is encamped on the
hills along the MORO road about two
miles south Of the city.
There is q great deal of sickness in
this regiment. but in the opinion of the
surgeons. no more yellow fever
All the other regiments now doing
garrison duty are in fairly good con-
dItion.
No uneasiness is felt by General
I.awton or General Wood.
The four members of the Fifth reg
ular infantry who were sent to the
yellow fever hospital ten days ago,
when they disembarked from the trans
port knickerbocker. from Tampa. are
doing Well The battalion is still isola-
ted. but no new cases have developed.
The restitution among the CubanS is
still appalling. General Wood issued
1000 free ratonS yesterday. The ca
pacisy Of the free supply depots is not
great enough to meet the demand. and
I. new one is to be established shortly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09

Peninsula E,ectcic light Company VIII
Sp. nd 100000 on improvements.

a, IL meeting of the directors OF the
Peninsula Electric Light AMI Power
Company. held last night il was de-
cided 20 increase the ice manuiactur-
ing capacity of their plant by INSTALL
ing il separate machine in East End.
Provision was also made for the errc-
ton OF a storage station III the Nicinlty
of The shipyard, from which customers
can he served with ice at any time.
Both the. new ice plant and the stor-
age station will be equipped with re
frigerating machinery, operated by
electric motors from the power house
so that cold storage can be furnished
all the year round To customers
without the expense Of operating inde-
pendent plants.
The sum of $4,000 was appropriated
for these improvements. Tie nlachin-
cry Will be furnished by Mi. l.. &. Hill
yer Il Co.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09
NV Cable Working.

The cable connecting the Citizens
Telephone and Telegraph Company
with The Southern States Telephone
Company, OF Norfolk. which was laid
from Old Point to Norfolk was put in
opera ton yesterday for the first time.
1t Will be remembered that while the
Flying squadron was anchored at Old
Point last spring the cruiser Minneap-
oils anchor became entangled in the
cable and it was necessary To cut it.
Since that time the cable was not in
good working order and it was decided
to Law 4 new one
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09
MILES IN WASHINGTON.
of the American Army
mi. Cordially Received.

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r,l AIilrs ..v,'.. ~ h,,1 H.. ~ oi Gel
assembled at thr stn,inn 4 ,nri',, ,''' ~
lit .,,;' - w s.,'lnn n GORDON OF
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Whine. -. ,ho n,,i,, ~ ,,t ~" s'o"o IN
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awaitin,. him ana th,.n b.,na,,,, :. 49,, NJ,
a bun,il. or Souvenir. n.,,,n,. ,';, ~
SYaspcd tho hands If f.,:,t,;, NJ.
Major BLACK ana two ~, tlr,... ,,. ~
paper men. IIr was .,t;,cl -, ~ ,,,'
conventional blue serge suit ana u,ra
Il fibre broad brimnrd Porte pir.,n
hat.
AS General Miles passed through IN.
crowd in .hr station his hands were
i;taspe! y score Of times by enthusiasts
t't men and women. He CAV. 4, cordial
Strc''hS 20 all and as he ana Mrs.
Miles and Colonel Michlrr stepped into
~. ~ S:.'r';Se. the crowd burst into
'', WIS,
- ~ cAplGss'hs ms qualification at
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,, .,n ,'', l,rtSu'S tt once more being at
in; to say at this , n,' in ne t ',i n"'h
thr statement given to the press by
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09
THIRD REGIMENT IN RICHMOND.
H.... (By Telegraph)

RICHMOND. VA. Sept. S.-The Third
Virginia Regiment regiment arrived
here from Camp Alger this afternoon
and was accorded an enthusiastic pop
ular reception. 1t marched through
packed streets under escort of the stay
at-homes of the First regiment. the
Richmond HowitZers and delegations
from the Confederate and Federal vet
eran orga MIA tons of the scity and
pitched tents at Camp Lee. whence it
marched some moths ago TO enter the
service
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09
ADDRESS TO AMBASSADOR HAY.
Anglo American League Regrets lis
Departurc From London.

LONDON. Sept. S.-A committee OF
the Anglo American League. headed by
its chairman. James Bryce. presented
the United States ambassador. Colonel
John Hay. today with an address CON
graduating him upon his acceptance of
the portfolio of Secretary of State al
Washington The address expressed re-
greet a his departure from this country,
Where you have discharged the
wcishty ana delicate duties of ambas-
sador with such eminent tact, judg-
nent and courtesy. as to win the cor
dial appreciation and confidence Of the
British people" Colonel Hay made Il
suitable reply.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09
TO REMAIN AT HAVANA.

WASHINGTON, Sept. SIT was Off
cially decided that. the relief ship Co
nal should remain in Havana harbor
with her supplies on board and await
further Developments. The duty.
which amounts to $4,000, Will not be
paid
LONDON. Sept. s.-A dispatch has
been received here from the British min
lister at Pekin. Sir Claude NJ. MacDon-
aid. confirming the report that Ii Hung
Chang has been dismissed at his re-
quest.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09
work on the Dry Dock.

Work on the new million dollar dry
dock has commenced in earnest and it
viii be pushed to completion as rapid
ly as possible. From time to time more
men will be taken on as they are need
ed. II is though! that it will require
about fifteen months to complete the
mammoth basin. 4
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09
Police Court, :

Justice Brown disposed Of the follow
ing cases in the Police Court yesterday
morning:
Elvira Geddy, white, vasrancy: sent
to the poo! house.
Wesley Watkins. colorcd, petty iarca-
ny: thirty days in Jail
]. NJ. Wexford, white, riding bicycle
on the sidewalk: fined 50 and costs.
Cyrus Fields, colored, resisting an Of
ficer; fined $40 and costs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09
$50, 600 to Loan Mt Once No Delay.

We are prepared to loan 1000 on
real estate security in Newport News
without delay at the low rate
of $40 per thousand per month. No
money collected until after loan is
granted. You would do we'll to See us
before taking loan from anyone else,
especially those now holding building
and loan stock.
BRADLEY ]. SAUNDERS.
General Agents.
MARYE: &, BOYENTON
BraXton Building.
sept est
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09
To I:E. Mustered OUT.

WASHINGTON. Sept. Scamp AL
ger is practically thing Of the past.
Only few details remain as guards
for government property. Today the
Third Virginia, the last regiment in
camp, departed for Richmond Va.
where they will br mustered out. The
wagon train conveying the baggage and
supplies Of lh,. Second Division start d
for Middletown and the officers of the
division staff left tonight. ...
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09
MIR. nser HIS an Option.

1t Is: currently reported that Mr.. M.
o,ser. of this city, has secured an option
on the RcisGcld and Rosenbaum prop
erty on Washington avenue recently
purchased by Mr.. II. w. milford. The
option was secured III the sum of SIS
500
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09
Wissioln in Eyerxt!ling.

The "Mosquito" was created to in
habit malarial districts and to destroy
that germ of disease. "Layeroyal" was
created to destroy the mosquitoes; it is
absolutely the only preparation that is
pleasant. easy to use and sure to Kill.
Price Zoe Il bottle. w. G.. BURGESS.
Sept-Glw Druggist.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09
LETTERS CREDITORS PAID.
Young Spectator Clears Up His Fa
NOUS Wheat Deal. s"

CHICAGO. Sept. S.-Joseph Letter
has cleared up his famous wheat deal
Every creditor has been paid, obliga-
lions 10 banks whose assistance was ea-
listed have been Cancelled. and Ia. O00. O0J
bushels of wheat have been liquidated
since the announcement of the Volun-
fary assignment nearly three months
ago This has been done only by great
sacrifice. including the giving of mor.-
cages on property belonging to the
Letter estate aggregatinE nearly $500
O0H in value
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09

Do you want a Hand Camera or NO
dak? c. f. Cheyne. the photographed.
has the largest supply ever displayed
in Hampton. seS-t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09
No Mosquito.

Do not loose sleep when 10c bottle
of mo Mosquito will drive away ev-
cry mosquito. FRED +. ALLEN &
co. aug-10-1-W
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09

The newest styles in soft ana sliEf
hats just opened at Woodward &, Wom-
blc'S. .. sept off
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09

Buy Fruit Jars and extra Fruit Jar
Rubbers at
ADAMS RACKET STORE.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09

The larges, and finest line Of I<oGaks.
Cameras and amateur supplies ever
seen in Hampton. G. T.. Gheyne, Pho
lographer. St9"t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09

beautiful Blown Tumblers Coo doz.
~ - ADAMS RACKET STORE
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09
Toilet Sets from S1.9S UP at
ADAMS RACKET STORE.
Madam Amaze,

The celebrated Spiritual. Trance and
business Medium. has removed from
.%5 Twcnty-fourth street to 25ll Viz
.;inin avenue, opposite the Electric
Light Plant. au. ct