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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-29

Don't T9bscco spi: AID SMOKE Yvar Lille Away
4 yen want to quit tabacco using easily
a s'i forever; be naado well, strong, magnetic
Iull OF new lie aud vigor, take No-1o-T &C
strong. Many gain ten pounds in ten DAYS.
over 100000 cured. Buy No-To-Bac OF youl
druggist, under guarantee to cure, SOC o,
Sl.oo Booklet and sample mailed free Ad
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-29
DEEDS RECnRED

Ihe folowing deeds We're recorded in
William G.. Burgess to Charles f..
Green: consideration $40.
Mary \, Dazzling to Warren T. Smith;
consideration So
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-29
SERGEANT TscHERNrNG FOUND
The Missing Officer from Fort Monre

Tie -HIsSIIIS VI1lCtF -NOIlTUG
Turns Up at Southport.
"A special from Southport, N. c., last
night says:
Sergeant TscSerning, whose sudden
disappearance from Fortress Monroe a
few days ago caused sensation. ar
rived here today apparS ntly suffering
from the effects of q spree. Tschernins
has been in the service 81 years and had
in his charge impowta mt rllansand draw
ings Of Fort Monroe. On arrival here
Captain Cazia1e. in command at Fort
Casweil Immediately caused his arr st
but soldiers say nothing could be le,arn-
ed %: his movements for the past few
DAYS nor the wia5vea bouts Of his pa
pers. Tscherning Will probably he sent
under guard tomorrow to Fort. ess
Monroe"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-29
AND COMMERCE
Market Quotations From the
Leading Business Centers.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.


NEW YORK, March 2S.-3 p. M
Money on can easier at 1@11a per cent;
last loan ~ per cent; prime mercan-
tile paper 50GA per cent; sterling ex-
change weak With actual business in
bankers bills at S4.S51A G04S31a for de-
1nand and at $4.SOdD4.SVl5 for sixty days;
posted rates sl.Sl7s@4.S2 and A.S4Eh
s.; commercial blls $4.19H:dp4 .S0A :
silver, certificates 550l55h: bar silver
$50: Mexican dollars 44M: government
bonds strong; state bonds DUH; railroad
bonds strong. ","
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-29

Just try a 1oc. bex OF Cascaret., .he
nnest liver and bowel regulator ever
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-29
Hamptum Bureau,
CHR ID ailn nress,
Sstss.sssszs,ss.ss
King Street. near Queen. opposite the
new postof1ca

All news letters for publication in
this department should be addressed
to Daily Press Bureau. Hampton.
The Daily Press will be found for
sale every morning at the following
places:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS news stand,
Colbert's book store. and at the King
street office.
Old Poiint-Baulch's stationery and
book store, Hygeia Hotel and Cham
berlin Hotel.
Sherwood Hotel
o., ,ono
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-29
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

M ERCHANTs & MINERS TRANS
NA IMPORTATION CO.'S STEAMSHIP
LINES FOR BOSTON. PROVIDENCE,
BALTIMORE.
Leave Newport News via Norfolk for
Boston every Monday. Wednesday and
Friday. sailing from Norfolk at P.
M. Leave for Providence every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at P. u.
Leave Newport News for Baltimore
daily Except Tuesday, at P. NJ, con-
Meeting for Washington, Philadelphia
and New York Fare to Baltimore, one
stateroon: berth. Accommodations ana
cuisine unequalled. Freight and pasaen-
gers taken for all points north and. east
For further informa ton apply to
L. G. SAUNDERS. Agent, Newport
News.
W. P. TURNER, G. P. A.
J. C. WHITNEY, T. NJ -
General Office. Baltimore. AID
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-29
Shoes.

Mems Satin Calf solid leather Lace
CSC.
Mems Tam shoes. all solid heather,
la test bulldog and coin toes regular
value $2.25-special price, $1.4S.
Mems Tan shoes, hand sewed genuine
Russian Calf. comprising coin and BULL
aog and Newark toes. regular price
s4.00-special price $2.75
Mems genuine hand made in Vici
Patent Lea tiler, or Russia Calf, made
by Hathawaiw, Soule & Harrington, in
all latest styles. regular value $500
special price $500.
Ladies' genuine Dongpla solid leather
Patent tips, coin toe button shoes, reg
siar Value $1.50-sl,eGal va'lue CSC
ladies Wei i'd i'm button AND lace.
all tthe latest styles. regular value $500
special price $l.24.
ladies hand turned and hand welted
button and lace imported Vici Kid,
regular value s3.00-special price $19S
ChGddren's genuine Dongola Patent
Leather tips, all solid heather. i'm button
and lace, regular value 75c-specinl
price 45c.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-29

NEW YOtall COTTON MARK EFT.
NEW YORK. Mach aS.-Cottnn flu
lures closed steady; sales 1853. 900 bales
March 5Hl: April sol; May 595: June
aT; July 500: August COZ: Sept 500; Oct
o:s; Nov. SOS: De-. GOO; Jan Coz
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-29
FUNERAL. OF MIR BARNES

f1he funeral OF Mr.. Robert Barnes
1ook place Sunday afternoon from st.
Jphn Episcopal church at $50 o'clock.
1seS Z. Il. Bryan. the pastor, ofticiutel
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-29
THE DAINTY DINE

And the laboring man alike recognize
in their bake stuffs THE staff OF life
For breakfast or dinner. nothing is
more reliShed than wholesome bread
We take particular pride !n our bread.
using only the best ingredients. care
fully handled and baked to a turn.
IT you've never sampled 1t you don't
know good bread Your orders prompt
ly filled and delivered with the great
est OF satisfaction guaranteed.
A. B. WILr1iNk,
217 Twenty-sevenytll street. near Wash
In Rtyn avenue .N..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-29
Hathaway. .
S0uIe S.
Harrin$fons

FINE SHOES lAIeE UP-To-DATE
IN EVERY RESPECT, COMPRISING
ALL TINE LATEST STYLES. AMID
THE PRICE THAT WE ARE GET
TING FOR THEM WILL SAVE YOU
FROM $1.00 TO $3.50 ON EVERY PAIR.
a Few SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR
THIS WINEK ONLY.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-29
"HOAGLAND,'

Three blocks from Howard d Watts
stc.e. Queen stt ct. Within go feet of
the Chesapeake & OHIO railroad track.
All the Roads Of the County
Verge at This Place.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-29

mis- e1-24 90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-08
I'm TINE BASEME emit.
ENAMELLED WARE.

ENAMELJED WARE.
Large-size Dish-Pans, good agate, spe-
cial, 10c.
Agate Tea-Pots, 1ik-quart size, regular
price 25c., at Toe.
Agate Conee-Pots, 4 and 5-quart sizes,
regular price 45c., at I0c.
Agate Saucepans, Q and 3-quart sizes,
all with cover, worth 80 and 40c., at
19c.
Agate on-stove Kettles, I5c.
Agate Buckets, 2 quarts, 15c.
Agate Cake and Bread Pans, assorted
sizes, &c.
Agate Wash Basins large size. sc.
Agate Preserving Kettles, 3 quarts, at
Toe.
Ladies, Swimmers. Candlesticks. Sugar.
Boxes. Pepper Dredges. Saucepans,
etc, worth from 10 to 15c, all at &c.
Agate Ham Boilers, 65c.
Special Agate apiece Toilet Sets, large
size, foot-tuD, water carrier. and slOp
D.. jar. regular price Sl.75. at 500.
Agate Water Pals, 21c.
Curtain Stretchers. the best and easiest
handled IN the market, size z feet by
II feet special Csc
Idrsc-olze GalVanized-Iron Refrigera-
tor Pans. Zoe.
Galvanized Iron Pals, IOc.
Fly Traps, loo.
Mrs. Potts's Sad-Irons. nickel-plated. 3
IRONS. stand, and handle. complete
Step Ladders, with pail shelves. Sc
lected wood. and well made, from
foc. up.
Galvanized-lron Wash-Tubs. the best
and strongest made. sizes, 40, %,
and 65c.
lce-Picks, good size, BE.
Iarge-Slze Garden Rakes. N9c
larSe-Sizo Spades, SOC
Chiiaren,s Garden Sets. hoe spade, ard
rake. DC. ~"
Garden Trowcls &c.
Wedding Forks. &c
Couee-Mills,, fun size, steel grinder
Joilet Paper. large roll. &c
EXTRAORDINARY SALE or
Eogers's best Tableware. guaranteed
i9H standard, plating OF pure silver on
per cent nickel silver, and superior
10 any other goods. '0'
itsspoons' special price, half dozen.
0Sc F''NN' matt uVlthi
DSc. F''NN' max oozen,
T5c. F''~S' ""il eolen'
Ragp Ladies each. sl.As.
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UNDERMUSLlRS.

A house-warming, cleaning
up of all sorts in this the great
est Muslin Underwear Depart
ment of the South. II would
be an education for some mer-
chants to see this great depart
ment of the Meyer store.
30c. for 59c. Mother Hubbard Muslin
Gowns.
10c Tor zoe. Empire Embroidery Gowns
63c. FOR csc. Lace and Embroidery
Gowns.
0sc. for SL25 Lace and Embroidery UNI
brela Skirts.
Si20 for sl.75 Lace-Rufns UmbreNa
Skirts.
0oc for 81 Umbrella skirts, embroidery
trimmed.
zoe for soc. Cambria Drawers. umbrella
lace rufile.
15c. for 25c. Hemmed and Tucked Mus
lin Drawers.
Toe. for 23c. Hemmed and Tucked Nus
lin Drawers.
lie. for lSc. Cambria Corset Covers
embroidered.
00c. for 81 Extra Long Cambria che
mise. handsomely lace trimmed.
25c. for Infants Cambria Slips
foc. for Fine India IlnOn lOkes, I'M
brOidery, and Tucks.
Sample pieces Of Fine Lawn ana cam.
brio Chemise. Gowns. Drawers. ana
Corset Covers. were $50 u 80 a.
OSS. 10 $50.
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to Monday Tuesday or any
adve will not be tou We
sprCI.LIN DECORATED CHINA.

SPECIAL IN DECORATED CHINA.
100 dozen Eleganuy-D Imported
japanese Cups and Saucers, have been
19c., at zoe. o.o.,a
Carlsbad China Cups and SauGers,
worth from lie. TO 25c. Special at
Zoe. c.,,,
Toe.
Finelv-Decorated Water Pitchers, loc
100 dozen White Porcelain cups ana Sdu-
GERS. good shape, half-dozen pairs at
2ic. ,, a.,
Fine Assortment Of Bisque Figures, IN
different designs. 10c., reduced from
29c. ...-. -o,,,-
ers special assortment, at Toe
TEA SETS.
Fine English Porcelain Tea atco sets aeo6 %
rated. Special price, SID. -,
Fine Carlsbad China Tea Sets SdSsi % pieces PieSes
lions gold-lined. regular price Of set
$50 Special price. Si.oo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-08

Fine English Porcelain Dinner Sets, IL
pieces, elegant new shape of the very
stylish flow blue decoration, gold
lined. sold regularly at $l4lo Special,
$9.95.
Fine English Porcelain Dinner Sets, 1lJ
pieces, fine shape, choice Of brown,
green, and pencil decoration. Special
$3.50.
Best American Porcelain Dinner Sets,
ia pieces, including Soup Tureen. new,
French shape and French style OF dec
grafton, gold-lined. regular price SO,
at $I1.
Large assortment Of Fine Carlsbad
China Dinner Sets, the latest style OF
decorations, and the best shapes, from
$3.50 W.
Haviland China Dinner Sets, llS pieces.
including Soup Tureen, 1898 shapes and
elegant floral decorations, handles
stippled with coin gold, regular price
$35 Our price. $21.oO
LAWN-M0WER.
Large-Size Lawn-Mower, good steel
blade, warranted, S1.0o.
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TOILET SETS.

TOILET SETS.
We have the Finest Line Of Toilet-W are
I'm the city, and our prices are the low
est.
Fine Porcelain Toilet Sets, fun apiece
SETS elegant shapes and DECORATIONS
Special price, $3.50.
same Sets. with large Stop Jars. 30.
,-niie+ SotS mn 9-piece sets. best Shapes
and rich floral decorations gold-lned'
Special 81. %.
same set. with Jar, at $40.
Snecial. s3.49-Tho Finest Line or Ioilet
sets ever offered at that price; al lIi ,.-
size sets. best shapes, ana very i IlCillg
decorated. with heavy gold-sllpploU
edges Sets are worth regularly -.
Toilet Sets. fuli-size SETS the Ne ets
latest and finest shapes IN an w
latest tints-pink. pfue' anu
Special price. $l2o.
ItoUSEFURNISHING GOODS.
specal-Trnby clothes Wringers roI lam
double cogwheels, regular price Sl'oV'
at DSc.
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100 dozen Nice Glass Berry Dishes, spe-
cial lot, each lie.
Large Berry and Fruit Bowls round and
square Cake Stands, Cake Plates, ETC.,
worth 19c.. at Sc.
Thin-Blown Tumblers, best fint-glass,
each &c.
Richly-Decorated Salt and Pepper
Shakers, fancy tops, regular 25c. KIND,
at Sc.
apiece Glass Sets, consist OF Sugar
Bowl. Butter Dish, Cream pitcher, ana
Spoon Holder rich American-cut pat
tern, complete sets, 2oc.
GARDEN HOSE.
Good. Well-Made Garden Hose, com
pete, with patent sprinkler, . feet
complete, SID; 30 feet, complete
STA.
The Very-Best 3-Ply Standard Guaran-
teed Hose, nothing better made, per
foot. DC; same Hose. wirebound, 1Oc.
Hose Reels, 45c.
III will pay 10 inspect our Garden Hose
before buying. 1t is the best made.
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NOTIONS.

Some less than half price.
39c. Cor 4 10 6-inch NICKEL~PLATED
STEEL SCISSORS
DC. for 2Oc. Rubber-Lined Dress shields
&c. for l0c. Washable StoCk.net shields
&c for l5c. Rufled Garter Elastic.
&c. for DC. English Pius-i0J to paper.
Ic. for box Black Dressing-pius.
lie. for pair MOhair Tubular Shoe lace..
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CURTAINS
l5c. Gibbs RRh Hair Outline ,

&c. for Ladies' Hair Dressing
Zoe. for Ladies' Hair Shampooing.
zoe. for Manicuring.
12i2c. for Human Hair Neck Curtis
osc. for S-Stem Human Hair Switches
5Oc. for Face Steamng.
All in Second-Floor Parlors.
MANICURE PARLORS,
SECOND FLOOR.
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lie. o- fSs Stamped DOylies'

Zoe for Yard-Square Table Covers.
Ioc for COllege-COlOr Cushion Covers
2oc. fOr Irish-POint Scarfs.
81. for 9-inch iush-POint D0ylies.
2ic. for Linen Hemstitchcd Tlay
Covers.
lie. Tor All-Lnen Centrepieccs
IN ART DEPARTMENT
MAIN FLOOR
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First Sale of OxfOrds.
Shoe Department, Main Floor.

One and half to two times as much quality
as one could expect---at the various prices. Bold,
clever buyng---in large lots--from war-scared
wholesalers. All ready Monday
q SO for Ladies Oxfords,late shapes swell
Di.OO shades of Tan same style and effect as
the new So Shoes smooth leather insoles, wonder
full quality for the price.
Do 40 for Oxfords made by such manufacturers
D%'UU as John Kelly, Maloney Brothers, Car
Isle Shoe Company. Only the newest spring
cha mes and the swell new shades of Tan.
o. 20 for as fine lot of Oxfords you would
OZ.OU want to see. Hand-sewed. hand turned,
and real French morocco.
SOC for $50, oxfords' narrow coin toe Ians
OOS' and Blacks, every size
for Rows 81 Shoes Russian Calf Tan Shoes, Wei
Oz.ZO Kid Tan Shoes made for hard service, usually -
90 RI for Mems Savoy Shoes, made for wearers of s.
y sou So Shoes Tan Black, and Patent Leather.
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New Reading.Rcon' on BAL
c9ny.

20. 10 Doc. for Novels for summer reA'-
q FOR Complete Works Of .following
sc. authors: Grant Allen. Mrs. Alex a,.sS
ander Balzac. J; N. Barrie ,v,,m,,sm
ter ter Besant BjOrnson. p Wlliial"
Black. Miss NJ. yr ~, Di"Ni Han
came Rose carey, Couleton, Hugh
conway. J. Fenimore Cooper, pahoe,'
Dickens. Conan Doyle, The DucI iSe,,,
dumas. George Ebors Eliot, MIS-; 4 oi
roster roster, Jessie Fatherglil. sarah Gran a.
Tnonas Hardy. Hawthorne, Mar. mary
Cecil Hay. Anthony Hope. victor Iaap
Hugo. Irving. Kipiing, Laura Jean
JSbbey. Longfenow, Lytton, C Euha
Ival. Il. Marlitt. Mrs. OliphanL Oulua'
and more than 100 others. VIII,
r5c. FOR FINEST Bound Copyright VOTES
Dubbshers' prices 81 10 S15o-The Mas Mas
ssrenes. A Cathedral Courtsnip' 30
ianyo. Peter the PRIEST The r Two P SaPI
ding the Patriot Schoolmaster' ana
others.
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TOWELS. Etc.

Thousands ready for this
weeks selling.
1l4c. for Heavy Fringed Huck To,.,,
colored borders.
15c. for 1870 Pure Linen. Extra lara
Size Hucl Towels, cOlOred b0rdsrel
fringed or hemmed.
&c. for ColOred-BOrdered. Frlnged NJ
mask Napkins, IS inches SQUARE
&c. for Linen Mixed Crash ToWeIIr,
II inches wide.
6oc. for 60-inch Pure Linen ge--,,
Damask. extra heavy Quautyl Nan-
kns 10 match, $3.50 dozen.
12kc. yard for Heavy BicachoA Ts--v
Cloth. for Turkish tOwelliag, l6 iucbs,
wide.
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WASH GOODS SALE,

A break in prices sixty DAYS
ahead of the time it would he
naturally expected, when YOU
want goods the most. No limit
of time or quantity.
25c. for Pure linen Lawn Dlmtv. al
the desirable styles.
15c for 2Jc Wool Filling. Fl0rslETsst
Challies. the prettiest and most a.,
sirable fabric of the season.
10c. for soc. new bright patterns Al,
Fine Scotch Chevlots. 81 Inches g.d,
Zoe. yard for 29c. Genuine Scotch Iap.
pets.
1859 for Finest French Orgaudle,. =
inches wide.
&C. yard for "Organdie Lisse" ~.
best American-made Orgau1e. win
French patterns.
1%c. yard for Milk-White India Tlron,,
q inches wide.
15sc. yard for lie. American Madrs,
the newest patterns.
15sc. yard for &c. Union Shifting Prints
in small and large patterns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-08
BICYCLE SUNDRIES.

&c. for Best Enamels.
4c. for large bottle Lubricator.
Sc. roll for Tire Tape.
12c. for Electric-Stroke Bells.
10c. for Best Cork Grips.
Zoe. for Head Lamp-Brackets.
&C. for Best Patching Cement.
SC. for Best Tire Cement.
soc. for a Good Lamp.
soc for a 1,0O0-mile Cyclometsr.
So 30 for Searchlieht Lamp.
08c. for Genuine Messenger Saddle
So for Chrystie Saddle.
BE. for Hub Lamp Bracket.
H.1O for Best Inner Tubes.
$3.50 for pair Guaranteed Tires.
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No limit of time-no
you at prices never equalled.
CROCKERY DEPARTMENT.
May Sales.


May Sales.
During this month we offer some ex-
ceptional bargains.
80 dozen Fine Porcelain Salad Bowls,
Vegetable Dishes. Meat Dishes, and
Cake Plates, handsome decorations,
heavy stippled gold edges, price Tor
this lot only 1oc.
Individual Dishes to match the above,
&c.
o. Fine Earthen Umbrella Stands rustic
pattern special, Csc.
DINNERWARB.
We offer the best values ever shown in
the city.
If YOU want set for wedding-present
or for your own use, now is the time
to buy It.
Fine Porcelain Dinner Sets, 100 pieces
good shape and nicely decorated. Spe-
cial, $40. -,
Fine English Porcelain Dinner Sets, III
pieces, including Soup Tureen, fine
shape and decoration, reduced from
s7.95 to S5.95.
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MEYER s.
Paper Patterns.

1oc. for the Newest Shirt Waist p,
terns-l6 styles 20 select from '3''
1Oc. for the New Skirt paffo-.. %.
styles 20 select from. q
Toe. for the Newest Childron's ~
Patterns. "'sb
1Oc. for the Newest Underwss,
Wrapper Patterns. 'hi
SC. for McCalFs Bazaar Patterns ~.
than 1890 TO select from. "''
NEW PATTERN DEPARTMENT -
MAIN ATgr =
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no, for Boys soc.
ZSC. Pants, all wool,
best wearing Cheviots,
Black, Navy-Blue. fancy
colors, perfectly finished.
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2oc for Figured Fouard Silks, new patterns = ie Cor
2oc for Aoc Silks patterns OF delicate t9 ~
zSc Shaded Rusing Tafeta Sksgood serceable qua4Y'
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Everv Need for The Housohod--A Sale in The Basement
GLASSWARE.

in the basement is ready to be sol
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-23
WORDS OF PARTING
Rev. VIM. Kincaid's Letter
to Minneapolis Flock.
How He Reached His Decision
An Eloquent FarewelI-An At
taChment Of Eight Years.

Following are the words OF the res
. ignation Of Rev. VIM. Kincald. the new
. pastor Of Central Union, to his fock
al Minneapolis:
To the Members Of the Congregation
Of Andrew Presbyterian Church-My
Dear People: It is with great reIuct-
ance and regret that I announce to you
by intention of asking the Presbytery
of Minneapolis to dissolve the relation
existing between US as pastor and peo-
pie, and of granting me their permits
sion to accept another field of labor
Without any seeking on my part a
unanimous and hearty and urgent call
has come to me from a church that
offers a very great opportunity for
large and successful work
| have made my acceptance or declIn-
alton of this call the subject of much
earnest prayer. I have not consulted
even my most trusted advisers in the
church about the matter. l have taken
counsel only of God. There are crises
in every life which one must face alone
There are decisions which he must
make by himself with God. If | know
my own heart, l have had but one de
sire in reaching my decision, and that
is to know the divine viii, and to do it.
The path Of duty seems plain I feel
that l owe it TO myself, to my family,
to you, my dear people, and to the
cause of the Master to accept this call.
1t is no easy thing for me to sundar
the tie that has bound us so closely to-
gether for so long a time. l have
given you eight Of the best years of
my life. I have put my very being into
l1 Il -v,cr Of
many of you I am deeply and truly
attached. / thank you for your loyalty
and devotion. You have shown me and
mine only the kindest and most loving
consideration. As long as memory
lasts, I shall hold you in affectionate
remembrance.
While there is much that [ have not
been able to do for you that [ had
hoped and longed to do and which has
made my work here fall far short OF
fruition. yet I shall always bless God
for these eight years spent in the pas
tOrate of Andrew Church.
l have fixed cur next communion
Sunday, August Z, as the time when
my ministry with yOu shall cease.
In accordance with the book Of gov
eminent of the Presbyterian Church,
l request the session to call meeting
Of the congregation at as early a date
as possible, to appoint the customary
commissioners to unite with me in ask
ing the Presbytery of Minneapolis to
dissolve the pastoral relation existing
between US and to take the necessary
steps for declaring the 3ulpit OF An
drew Church vacant.
And now, dear people, my prayer is
that the Lord may bless you and keep
you, make His face shine upon you and
be gracious to you, lift His counter
ance upon you and give you peace.
Faithfully your pastor,
WILLIAM M KINCAID
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-23
AFTER PRIVATEER.
British Ships Sent to Look After
Spanish Pirates.


VICTORIA, B. c., July lin re-
Spouse to the request of United States
Consul Dudley of Vancouver Admiral
PulIeser, commander of the Pacific
British squadron, stationed at Esqui-
malt, has dispatched H. M. S. Amphlon,
a secOnd-class cruiser, carrying nine
guns, and the slOop of war Icarus,
mounting eight guns, to cruise the
waters of the north to search for the
privateer which, according to reports
that have reached the ears of the Con-
sui, lies hidden in the vicinity of Dixon
entrance, through which the treasure
ships pass on their way south.
Scattering men here are divided in
opinion as to the truth of the report
of the privateer's presence on the coast.
Many, especially those who have in
terests at stake, believe in the exis-
tence of the vessel, while others doubt
it. One thing, however, is certain
a strong feeling of sympathy with the
Americans exists at Esquimalt and
every officer spoken to on the matter
expresses himself strongly in disfavOr
of privateering. If the report that
reaches here be true Captain Finnis
has orders to blow the vessel out of
water if she shows the least fight
when found.
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MAkEE ISLAND.
PART I.
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