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common sense. So believing, we are
opposed to patronizing white printers
or any other sort of printers who re-
fuse to accord colored men a show on
their merit. II can be said to the
cltsdit of Dallas county. that there's
nd committee In this old town that
would think of doing such thing.
We have a few cheap Negroes here,
tits true. WHO think THAT white" is
the emblem OF perfection, but as a
matter of fact, that element OF Negroes
in Dallas are not allowed To join our
lodges, and they should be booted out
OF the respectable lodges in all other
towns. A iackass is not entitled TO
stable room in an establishments with
thoroughbreds anywhere.
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THAT NEGRO KEFORMAT0RY.
The Presidents Report-Soms Significant
Figures.

Mr.. Editor:
In the Richmond Times of the 18th
uit., there appeared the report OF the
President OF the Negro Reformatory
Association of Virginia which was
made at meeting of the Executive
Committee held the previous night at
the residence OF DR.. r. Emmett Jones.
vice president, on Leigh Street in this
city.
Allow me TO say by way OF prefsce,
that | am opposed to the erection OF a
retormatory for colored children in
this State at the present time. on prin-
ciple and for what consider sufficient
reasons and not out of personal feeling
toward any person or persons who
may be interested in such project
Ga the contrary, have the highest
respect. personally for those members
OF the Association with whom I have
the honor to be acquainted But there
is such thing as hating the thing
handled without hating him who han
dies it. This is my case.
The president, who is also the finan-
cisl agent OF the Association. reported
collections from seven States includ-
ing Virginia, az follows:
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Ger that will try to keep his oath and to
mete out justice to black man.
A vrRcrNrA r.ovrpNop

Ger that will try to keep his oath and to
mete out justice to black man.
A VIRGINIA GovERNoR.
That is apparent 20 every candid
person that knows anything about that
normal case of those three innocent
women of Lunenburg in 1895 90, Chas.
I. o. Ferrsll, our manly ex-governor
was DETAINED by hundreds. 1t was
done by some in my presence. who
have been carried away feet foremost,
but Charles i. O'Ferrall is here and
Thousands OF tongues are pralsing the
worthy man. My hat of Co him; and
may Gods blessings continue with
him.
And my hat is also Cd to our worthy
PLANET Editor. John Mitchell, Jr., the
lover OF Justice, and for all other man.
ly deeds for his people. He is man
with high blood. he is not an ape.
be has the following law before him
" shall not respect persons in Judge
ment but you shall hear the small as
well as the great; you shall not be
afraid OF the face OF men. for the
judgement is Gods" Deut. 1:17.
He was the very means of saving
those innocent women's lives. May
God ever bless him.
Now, Mr.. Editor. do most heartily
endorse your watchw ords, viz: Lynch
law must CO." "No officers, no fight. f"
J. B. SMITH.
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Rough on the Brethren.
Dallas, Texas. Weekly E1press.l

A few weeks ago when the State
Grand Lodge of K. of P. for Texas met
at Houston, the local lodge overlooked
the colored print shops there, and LET
the printing to a white firm which does
not work colored labor.
The State Grand Lodge OF Odd Eel
lows will meet there in q short while
and the local committee on printing
has again snubbed the colored printers
and EN- ployed a white firm to print
their bills. The 10Th of June celebra-
ton printing at Austin, Waco, San An
tonic and several other places in the
state, composed of intelligent, or ratk-
er book-learnt Negroes, was given to
whites which refused to employ Ne
gro printers, in preference to Negro
publishers. All this is wrong.
The Express does not believe in this
colored business, but it believes in
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up. he was punched with fist. where
By he received black eye The next
day his back looked blue, where he was
whipped. / counted the lashes Au-
other boy received sixty-four lashes.
Two other boys, Garter and Joe Pride.
were also whipped. Carter kept on
gett ing reports, and was whipped when
ever he received them.'"
In conclusion, would ask. elf these
things are done in the green tree.
what will be done in the dry?" Or in
other words, il such things are report
ed OF the reformstory of the white peo-
pie OF the State who are abundantly
able to defend and take care OF them
selves and their children, what may we
expect from the reformatory OF the
colored people who, as a class, are poor
and know little of what steps are ne
cesssry to defend their rights2
respectfully.
o. M. STEWARD.
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HOWARD UNIVERSITY,
WASHINGTON, D. G.

Howard University furnishes super
Tor facilities for higher education.
Nine different departments, with sew
enty-two professors and instructors (:
Theological, Medical, Dental, Pharma-
ceutical, Law, College, Preparatory,
Normal, Industrial. the latter includ-
ing printing, carpentry. bookbinding,
Timing, and sewing.
Academic departments open Sep
TENDER 81; professional, September
28th to October Sd.
For particulars, address
The PRESIDENT OR SECRETARY.
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SPECIAL sEASHORE EXCURSIONS
TO NORTHERN AND EASTERN
RESORTS, VIA SOUTHERN
RAILWAY AND YORK
OWED


RAILWAY AND YORK
RIVER LINE
During the Summer Sesso 1898 the
Southern Railway will sell tickets from
Richmond, Va, to Atlantic City. n. j.
Cape May. N. J. and Sea 1slex City N.
J., and return at rate of 81 90 for the
round trip These ticket will applv
via West Point. York River Line and
Baltimore, TO be used only on special
trains leaving Baltimore via Penn. r..
r. aud b. & r. r.
Tickets will be sold Fridays of each
week for train leaving Richmond 80
m. connecting at West Point with
steamer for Baltimore, good only on
special trains leaving Baltimore Satur-
day OF each week, via Penn. r Z at
y 100 noon and 40 p NJ. and Wis 3. &
Q r. r. at 10 go A. NJ. and u: 55 p. M.
commencing Friday June oath and
continuing TO and including Septem-
Der 9th, 1898. These tickets will he
honored from Baltimore returning on
steamer leaving there 100 p. M. Tues
day after day of sale.
This very low rate via the quick and
popular York River Line offers a most
delightful trip from this section to the
eastern ssashore resorts.
For further information apply to
@. w WEsTBURY,
I. P. A, Southern r. R..
go E. Main Street
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THOUSANDS

testify that the only safe preparation in the
world that straightens kinky hair is the
genuine Ozonized Ok Marrow made only by
the Ozonized Ok Marrow Co., Is Washington
street, Chicago. Price soc. Ask your drug
gist for it. Beware of limitations.
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IN UNION THERE is sTRENGTH.

The hand that rocks the Grad lie is
the hand that rules the world.''
Beneficial Department. of iWoman's
Union, Home Office: Sr. Lukes' Hall.
Corner st. James and Baker SITS char
tered under the laws of Virginia, 1893.
CONDITION OF PAYMENT.
After ten weeks and before six
months, one-fourth OF the amount will
be paid. After six months and before
nine months. one-half. After nine
months and before twelve months.
three-fourths. After twelve months.
the whole. amount will be paid. This
Association is organized for the pur-
pose of providing fund for sickness.
accident and death. We take all per-
sons male and female, from child two
years old TO an adult sixty. Run ex-
clusively by women.
Officers Rosa X. Jones, President
Maggie l.. Walker, Vice Presid emit:
Fannie Coles Thompson, Treasurer:
Patsie Kelley Anderson, Secretary and
Manager of Beneficial Department.
Board of Directors:-JuliaH II. HAYES.
Anna Taylor, Annie E Crowdel. Veto
ria Moon, Della Lewis, Lizzie Z. Dam
MALE, NJ. l.. Walker, Z. O THOMPSON.
Patsie X. Anderson, Rosa f Williams
Lillian Payne, Rosa X. Jones.
E~ Agents Wanted.
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Resignation.

This is to certify that /, Patsie K.
Anderson have resigned as member OF
the Board of Directors in the Woman's
Cornerstone Beneficial Association.
am in no way responsible for its man
agement.
PATsIE KELLEY ANDERSON.
1yl6-8
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To Visit the Military Camp at Poplar
Springs.

The C. & O. will sell Round Trip
Tickets on Sundays at 25c.. and run
trains, leaving @. & o Broad Street
Station Richmond at A. NJ, 8 p. M.
4 80 P. NJ, and 6:10P. M. Returning
leaves Poplar Springs, 8 :52 P. NJ, 5:22
P. NJ, and S:07.
On week days, the rouud "trip rate
will be 4Oc on regular trains.
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DR.. Humphreys

Specifies act directly upon the disease,
without exciting disorder in other parts
of the system. They Cure the Sick.
no. CURES. rR1cxs.
l-Fevers. COMPOSITIONS, Innammatlons .25
2-Worms. Worm Fever. Worm Collie. .25
S-Teething. Collie. Crying. wakefulness as
4-Diarrhea. OF Children or Adults. as
7-Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis. ...-..-..... as
S-Neuralgia. Toothache, Faceache..... .2z
9-Headache. Sick Headache Vertigo. as
1O-Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Weak stomach. rs
11-suppressed or Painful Periods. rs
12-Whites. Too Profuse Periods. %
13-CrOup. Laryngitis. aoarseness...... rs
14-salt Rhenm. Erysipeias. Eruptions.. rs
1o-Rheumatism.R Rheumatic Palms,. rs
16-MalarIa. Chills. Fever and Ague 80. .2B
19-Catarrh. Influenza. Cold In the Head rs
2O-WhOOpIng-Cough .-.-................ as
27-Kidney B--3ases ......,............... rs
2S-NervOus DebilIty..---.............. 90
3O-Ursnary Weakness. wetting Bed. .25
77-Grip. Hay Fever. Observation-Disclosures. rs
DIR. Humphreys Manual OF ell Diseases at your
Druggists or Mailed Free
Sold by druggists. or sent receipt OF price
humphreys Med. Co, Cor William & John Sta
New York.
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GIVEN 115 LAsHEs.

"Alfred Dowdy, a boy nineteen years
OF age, was next sworn. 4 am az APP
prentice boy at the Richmond Stove
Foundry he said. 4 was sent to the
Reformatory FOR stealing. and was
sent there for fifteen months. The in
mates were not treated any better than
prisoners ought to be. 1 have never
as 10 lsshes given; the boys name
Sampson and Mr.. Jeffries almost con-
stantly, but when he attempted to get
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THE SQUADRON THAT Is TO ATTACK SPANISH SEApoRTS
ID. Fl HAssELL.

H yiY eY mksea Dtde
rCnno
d il
pudubh aeksh II
at kafpH fortress
zig p ce I
action ceda s59OmI@a against
Oregon
h
AhaL tComnand H Bfmd
lFe
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BOWED TO Hrs MASTER.

But bowed my head to the will Of
my Master as cheerfully as on OK to
the yoke. But since have been made
q citizen and become obligated to help
support this Union, 1 want liberty or
death. True justice is 8 stern virtue
and great honor to any nation, people
or individual that will mete it out.
There are some classes of men who
would rather hang an innocent black
man than a sheep-killing dog. Such
men will curse and villify any just Off
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-06
BRIEF ITEMS.

NIr. w. III. n Holt is, having an ed
t1!tron buait to HIS Store in ille East
END. -.
Mrs Hampton IIe,rn.on left y'ast elSl'ly
MORNING for visit Ito Relatives irl fNeuu-
quier county.
Mrs. James Kea'1'ney, of Philadelphia,
is visiting THE family of Mr.. John Paul
m'er, ON Twenty-nirrth street.
MIR. C. {. Doyle, general super'in'ten-
tlesnt of the Chesapeake & Ohio fsal-
ROAD. spent yesterday IN tine city.
Miss Mamie Carney, of Prince Will
Liam county, is the guest of Miss Sadie
Cruedler, ON Thi1,y-siXth street.
Misses Fannie and Marian AlcNau siht.
of tRaIGhmond, are the guests of their,
sister Mrs Wajbter Compton, on Chest
mutt avenue.
Or. ]. w. .Ayter, who has been AIT the
bedside of AN i'll dtluslEter in Virginia
City, has returned home. HIS daughter
is improving.
MIR James Belmont, of Baltimore,
who has been visiting his sister. Mrs.
PORTER, ON West avenue, left yesterday
for iPIlilad eaphha.
Miss Annie Grier. OF Fairfax COURT
'nouIse and Miss Pearl Sweetzer of HeTn-
;.on, VINO have been THE guests OF Miss
Jt.nulixs Clearly. lef'u yesterday dnoH-nEIs
u visit relatives iu Norfolk
.NrtoE,rey Samuel Regesi.ea', of Rich
mend lis Registered at the NanlW'ick
Hotel q" ..
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y
NEW BASE BALL PARK.
1t Will BE Located Near the Car Line in
East End.

The Newport News Bsrst. BAN Club UNI
der unt, uileitli cement of r.. H. Harvey
and j. MslSte. will soon open the season
II 1898.
A1esess's. Harvey and N1agee have Sc
cured two city blocks from the Old Do
.llillisolr Land Company i'm the East END.
l'he BAN park proper WIFI be located
between Alal!shall and Wiclohan ave
1lueS and Twenty fl Ooh and Twenty
Third Streets, just 400 feet from the cleo
'1hc car lime. 1t will be AGO X 400 feet
i'aare Will be Il gltrll Stand 100 feet
.7ng. With a seating 9faIpac'ty of about
900. THE right fiv4sl b1eilt-h,.rs w;N In.
100 featlons. and built SO THAT the sun
MIN be at tire back and NOT TN THE eyes
ST the SpeEtartons. Those NeSElfrrs to
.tlave oHlt 10 the SellntS will find tlhsut the
Ileft field hhE been set hpeu- for their
usa with ample accommodations. The
grand stand Will be covered and mad g
waiter tight 1t WIFI also be closed up
under the seats.
Under s1le grand SIT ana TIM, PLAYERS
dressing room Will be lspcated. Every
convenience possible. with be provided
for THE comfort of visiting clubs aus we'll
as the home play ers.
The price of admission win be Is G.:
% cents i'ncl,lf;iu1- grand stand. except
where large gua,rrnt eess are given, then
the prices Will be proport iofaseLy in
|creased.
rlTll-a players that are ALREADY in the
t4lsy are: ]. Magee. w Maggie. Bs'lna
IInn:c:ht OZnlan. d.. Fargo. HXlst. Par
ker Archibald. Garnett, and B.antlEord.
The managers are in communication
with Jake Sherer. late of the Virginia
League, aalM We'll known to the patrons
of base bail in this city: Hank Smith.
latte of THE Penrsyiva MIA State League:
md sam Landrum. Who PITCHED for the
Suffolk Club last st.aeicn. Altogether
Newport News will have the best ball
t.airn that has ever represent ed rha CITY
Games have been secured with the
Norfolk Atlantic League Club at Nor
felix on the 15th inst. anil With the
Richmond Lea que CNub. at Richmond,
on THE 10th ints't. A game may he eN-
nsct>5l AIT :lhF- new park, Which WIFI be
known ais the East END l:sa'rl Par-k on
the 18th inst. With ,lh,a Athletic Club Of
Raf:fm,Are. Md.
Thu n:ana gers expect to furnish "A
first -closts article of bail. nn'l now i!l.a,
There is a park s:s1Ta'ied in the city and
easy Of access to all parts. they eXpac.
liberal patronage by THE people
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TO BRING AMERICANS HOME
Two Steamers Arrive at Havana F,o,
81. That Purpose.
.. (By Te!egraph) ..."

IT, That Purpose.
(By Te!egrap h) a....a
| HAVANA, AprNl 5.-rhe Be Che and
| 'ullha Mar,gltovt. arrived .,lt,s NOR ming
| from Key West 10 take American CT
lfzens who deslra to leave .Ele Island
illu THE yellow fever pl-3aib itor1s arr
:la'a.ified in Florida only SO far als the
Americans aute Concerned
The Olveute 41,iay not cU:rlie here
Thursday, as llrad been expected. AL
depends ON whether Those who wish to
so prove numerous en'ou s'a to require
| more boats Fhan tine Bache the Man
grove and the NIask-oNie. THE krowl-
! edge OF THE aa*'lvt,a OF THESE vessels.
and of 1.-THE moslLfit+pti!on of 1.-THE quaIran-
| line rules was NOT SeTl5l'atNy KNOWN
by Americans i'm Havtnla this morning
but when they are aware OF j. t!le-e
,Ir1lN be q good tletaJ of crowdicls.
Am .l'ha newspapers accept the rep ont ed
meditation Of THE Pope as q certainty,
believing THAT the danger of rupture ls
ave!-ted. M..
The Barlle and Mangrov7e ARE srnaGl
au:d capable OF taloing emily a tiiihe Of
CHOSE Who are 'deasilaous of goimg- The
| Plant lime Will MOT se'nsl extra boats
unless assured Of gull complement of
! passengers who would be .aEto wed 20
Card on reaching FNon-Ftfa.
| This matter OF aE:rantine III: very ree!
la,nl pressing IN the minds ans! aleantcs
Icf hundreds mere. taking presidents
ever everything else. There lis a STRONG
feeling against another delay of deffrfite
t:ettleunerr ais The cgtS.s might come
when Tlosftlca tionls would be too late or
| W.helI all rules would be SO T7elnxeM THAI
u real danger of spreading, csoGl'ae1.oIl i'm
the United States would present itself
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-06

Justice Brown disposed OF the follow
ing cases in THE police court yesterday
morning:
Jll,n King and -Alpazo Murray ais
ord ar!y conduct. elS4h fined s. and costs
Julia Anne Frye. drunk. fined 81 und
ct&S,i.. .90 ~.
John, Massey, diSoraerly. dismissed.
CT!raaiStais. Jackson. keeping house OF
.lN fame 1et4isiEn postponed.
sam Fell. Keeping house of i'll fame,
fined $40 and ccsstts.
M,hinfe!a Banks, iiEFicsit standardization.
fines, 81 sn'l c.s<a:.s and 800 bend re
uuiMfed- ill.,.
MARY Savage (co,ored). fornt<ation,
flned So ana cos.ts and 500 bond requir-
al
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!ef pos poning the Presidents message.
| :" Mn4cn re repi!ed:
NO. pne message WtVp SO 10 Com
| stesSS a3rnorro Nv, "
| >.,,,;S , t,5AS Gtsioo w tih,RAW
| 1ot>A. Aprll '.-At the orflces
| H. or i-S,'e .'Ut steamship C'linpoay
.,n'., 49, .'at. oN'is 80 the IN
fSu,, ~, ,,1 ~ ;.'tss.s iel"sen en-
y ,s.ts,, atnl t'l', \. h,.u n@sa ueAnite-
h;tss M;,,,,; ". , mls,,uta" .,le sseaan-
lr,ld Na',,,n,.c So, - - ~ e. Ms'Gl
" Va, d..nta', 49,, 49, - s,'S,lerii t!aoe
40 " ~, -, lFe; sns
anything 10 10 y-;,s, ma .,..or ~ hao
HoATAI, RE,y1rENs To lIfSH Nt ,Hro>-
L.ClNpnN. ,Snri1 5-.r,.. 60, ~,
ihX, powers ~ Ft,rn.,.. {, ~ NV ~
Of mediation h:itN,ae ..h. 1-n, Jo.,lt ui.er
lnt, Snain has ra,.s;,S o.-.so olsaeeS
probably fatal rab,,yr i, ~, u 500 ana
| lleflntts, refusal unon ,l,e e'v 49,, .o''n Oh
| British governm,sn4 10 m,,,. ii,l Oh 'he
'ArNDRIp. Ap,.n 5-11h. ,,.,i p ss,s N, !.
day OF conferences AMID NV,
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NO POLITICS IN BUSINESS.
tF;,,.r,l.ovA-stj<, rIS;y,o l


To the needs of municipal 'b1Sme:S a
pshEitie1aa parity is mot necessary and cam
never be synnpasah'aticarly adequate and
helpful This. phrase "democraItic may
or OF republican, 'nroyor'' ought to be,
and in fact is ais Foolish as the phrase
Democratic druggist" or republican
merchant or ''nlu gWunp Banker The
rhr,ase-is w1lla, logie:ants CALL a contra
di!uuA.on in terms. .0"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-06

Miss Morgan Invites you to attend
her opening ON Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday She VIII show the latest
styles in New York Millinery and
French Novelties Washington ave
rue, .:eNt door TO Meyers Br1s. ap6-2t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-06

The Adams Racket Store has opened
mis- week the largest stock OF table
glassware they have ever shown.
The lime of tunlblers, both blown and
pressed. is particularly good. Bar glass
Of every description. Price lower than
ever MO- tt
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| ~ i't's o't "e>'" 81 'ti'' - s'>'i :
| hrYAl tne GATE hers"l.
| Fiv. Hundred Da.E,,rs
,rb.. ,,,l,,.,,.,.,.a .,,- nt,,,.,,,,
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