Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24
! spent the greater part of the day at THE
iMlRs. tWipNsL oW A.RRIYEs.

Point yesterday informing at 10 O'Clock
| and proceeded at once to Hotel War
wick, where apartments had been se-
| served for them before hand.
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs
lSWinsitow arrived sut Old Point yesterday
| morning from Boston. having come by
way of the N. Y. p. & N. r. r. to Cape
Charles and from there by boat They
We're accompanied by Miss Maggie
Eastman. of Washington, D. c., a close
friend of Mrs. Wfnslow. Miss
Eastman Will accompany Mrs Wins
low to the sflipyard and Will pI.acticallly
act as her maid of honor.
The mechanics and ship filters who
worked on the Keansarge llnve had
made TO order "a, miniature model of the
splendid battleshfp in floral design end
Will present 1T ITO Mrs. WillSlow after
:he kearsarge leaves the ways.
The blaiwny men who have built the
second vessel to bear :ll'e name of kear-
seau-se, WENT to superintendent Scnitlh
several days ago and made known their
desur'e to present the sponsor with a
floral model of the defender. Mr..
Snd;lh readily granted the desired per
mission and promised TO give the men an
opportunity NO present the handsome
Offering The boy who carried the bolts
to THE worlomen ON the elip, autin,ed in
bran new ove1sllls. Will make the pres
entAtion. ...
GOVERNOR BRADLEY IN TOWN.
The special Chesapeake & Ohio train
bearing Governor William o. B1a,dley,
of Kentucky. and Parity, arrived here
Yesterday afternoon shorty before 4
O'Clock The train br.'ught the mem
beers of his staff and betwe n GOO and 100
enthusiastic Kentuckians, who have
COME to attend the launching at the in
v.tation of the Blue Grass States ex-
eorltive.
The personnel of Governor Bradley's
Brig. Gen. D. r. Collier, Adjutunt
Gen. and Chdef of Staff, Lancaster.
Col. Walter S.. Forester, Assistant
Adjutant General, Pewee Valley.
Col James M. Beaety, Judge Ady7o-
cate General, Beattyvilae.
Col George w. G17if1iths, Surgeon
General, Louisville.
Col. T. J. LanslTum, Conlmissary Gen
,eral, Louisville
Col. C. C. A1engel. Jr.. Quartermaster
General, Lou lSviMe.
Col. ]. Will Wright, Aide de Camp,
Bowling Green.
Col. Wilbur R Smith. 1Aide-de Camp.
Lexington.
Col. edwin B. Conway. AAde-'de- Camp.
Louisville.
Col George H. lAhlering, Aiae-de-
Camp. Newport
: Col. Frank Coles. Inspector General.
Ashland.
Col. H. IS. Cohn, Aide t,e-Cnlnp, Lou
isville.
y
airy. Louisville Isl
The rrain was brought in by two OF
the finest Chesapeake & Ohio engines.
behind whiG,h We're 1l.ne sieepers and
private cars. With the eNceptionof THE
Governors private car the train went
Through, to Old Point
The Louisville Board of Trade arrived
on the special train with Governor
and party.
A, comp lere asst of the Board of Trade
CuTTie, J. II. Plum, Morton V. Joyes,
Phil Hoplanbach, CHARLES l.. Nelson,
Richard D. Bal1row. w N. Barr. c. r.
Mengel, G. u. Hughes. G. u. Over
street. 7. L Jefferson, o. \. Murphy.
George NJ. Rogers. Alfred Brandeis. Os-
car Farmer. ]. H. Gathl:is:st, Roland
L. Whitney. Charles A. Seiaefer, ].
Will Jefferson, John w. Buchanan.
Charles H. Mantle, e. Fl. Payne. NJ. A.
Houston. C. c. Mengel, Jr.. Charles
,Morr:s B. Belknap. F. c. CARPENTER, S.
C. Walker, John G. Roach, Frank L.
Chase. w. H. Slaughter, Jr.. \. y.
Struck. Ernest MeCoun. ~. a. Peter,
tleman. Charles Smith. Louis Stewart.
w. B. Hc'ke, Frank S. Cook. August
RollenAoacfs- Thomas o. HAIL, Henry
Levy, John c. Strother. James Qualles,
G. L. Holmes. Marion e. Taylor, T.
Lindsay Fitch. w. P. Clancy. Owen
J. w. E. Bayly. e. S. Tachau. S. Crab
fslder. w. b. Dick John B. Pirtle John
3. Castleman, D. b. Sperry, FEed
Weikel. Max Bloom. F. c. Dickson. L.
W. Lindley, George H. Emselhard, John
Marshal Logan e. Murray. j. P. Nir-
wan E. M. Rabbftt. c. c. l,iekel, Jacob
Iinsmeister- F. J. Hnmn,el, Augustus
e. Wilson. III. r. Snyder, F. A. Hewitt,
w. III. Dulaney, L. B. Manson, G. G.
Th%itt n w e w Galaw A. e Tn Siege o5a
5. Long. Frank A. Menne. julius Bark
house, B. y. Clarke. A. D. Miles. John
J. Barrel: W. H. Mcknight. William
lila m G. Wetterer. Charles OConnor, J.
Winter, Jr.. William G. Wettec4r,
Louis Raymond. J. B. Green. Jr. w. J.
Duncan. Andrew Cowan. Frank Sem,
Lamar Ross, George w. -.orris, II. NJ.
Griswcld w c. kandrick. A. ]. Ross.
Herman N. Blatz, P. H. Cooke. H. W.
Reese. Thomas Malone, Milton w.
THE CHRISTENING WATER.
Governor Bradley brings with him a
two-s1aalon jug OF water from tine his
toTic spring ON Lincoln', birth place.
Which is sailed, with the Following doc
ument attached:
The water cont aimed in this jug here
seated and certified to and conveyed .by
MT; james Speed. Jr., OF Louisville, Ky,
TO be used by Miss Christine Bradley in
christ n.ng 1.-THE United States blttleship
Kentucky. is from the spring on the
pTthplaee OF abraham lincoln, where
ne quenrhed i1ils thirst i'm in,fancy. ssiltu-
ated in La1.ue county. KY, and was do
mated by Mr.: A w. Deunnett, owner OF
the Said birthplace, and was filled and
scaled by Miss Haaqie Speed in our pres
on this date, this March II. 1895
J. w. BINGHAM,
I. w. TWY,MAll.
DID NOT MEET HIM.
When Governor Bradley arrived at
the depot there was no cma there in an
official capacity to meet him. 1t was
understood that Governor Tyler wo1lld
be on the scene to extend q welcome
to the distinguished visitor, and his
staff. but such was not the case BY
an unfortunate combination off circurn-
STANCES. 'he Virginia executive WENT ITO
Old Point Comfort. believing nlnlit ltihe
Kentucky gentlemen would disernbark
at THAT Point. When Governor Bradley
stepped from his special car there was
not an official lla1ld There to grasp
his. Governor Tyler was waiting an
Old Point Comfort amid was not advised
UNTIL too late of the 1ntstal1e
The distinguished Visitor wus lin
formed THAT the apparent lack of cour-