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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-15

Don't be disappointed over the wal
news. One or two More Manila vic
tories would settle the war, and then
where would the contractors get off?
There are many other things to think
OF besides licking Spain.-Times
Review.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-15
Pastu.age.

Eighty acres of fresh green pa~turage
with shelter, artesian water with soft
lush grass at what is known as the
schultz tract on the Dad to Lake View
rasturage reduced to 81 30 a month cash
for horses and 81 co for cows. Enquire at
Virgins butcher shop. If
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-03
WAY NOT SELL lr7

The penitentiary authorities are 10 he
congratulated that they have secured
the designation of the Raleigh peniten-
tiary as the place for the imprisonment
of Southern men convicted in the Fed
eral courts. Heretofore they have been
sent to Columbus, o.. or to Albany. y. y,
and the change of climate has in some
instances been attended with serious re-
suits to the prisoners. For years At
lanta has been urging the establishment
of a Southern Federal prison and bill
locating such a prison at Atlanta pass
ed one house of Congress about eight
years ago.
Attorney General Griggss order re-
curing Federal judges to sentence pris-
oners to the Raleigh penitentiary is a
tentative movement that if properly met
may cause Raleigh to secure the loea-
ton of the Federal prison. 1t would
bring a large number of we'll paid EN-
ployes to the city and add to its business
in every direction. We have no doubt
that 1.-THE penitentiary authorities, as
sisted by Col. Boyd and our represen-
tatiyes in Congress viii be alive to the
Importance of such permanent location.
As an inducement to secure the South
ern Federal prison in Raleigh, it would
be capital idea for the State to sell
the large, commodious and handsome
State prison, now to be used jointly by
the State and Federal governments, to
the Federal government for their exclu-
sive use. The radical change in the
management of our convicts, using them
on the public roads and on the State
farms, makes so large a prison an ele-
plant on cur hands. If it could be sold,
and money received used TO pay for the
farms that are now leased, it would put
the penitentiary in a better shape. Why
not sell the prison in Raleigh?
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-03
FAITH IN THE SOUTH.

There awaits a cordial welcome for
every progressive and industrious man
who makes his home in North Carolina.
In a late issue of the Manufacturers
Record, Mr.. A. G. Robinson, of Black
Mountain, gives expression TO senti-
ment that is felt by every Northern man
who locates in this State. We quote:
Il am a Massachusetts man, but
my faith in the industrial future of
the South could not be hauled on the
heaviest freight train ever run over
the Southern railroad, and | am glad
TO do what little can to further the
development and advancement of
this section.
Such citizens, with the true type OF
optimism, are worth their weight in gold.
Their coming among us to help hasten
the coming of our sure great industrial
future is hailed with JOY by all good
men.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-03
DOG EAT DOG"

For billmgsgatc and bad manners Tue
Arizona Kicker cannot hold a light 10
the sheets that cnll themselves the met
ropoitan papers" They not only upon
occasion use language which would dis
grace n fish market, but they are ofteh
narrower I'M their horizon than the small
est provincial sheet
Just nc this time the pot ~ busy call
inc the kettle black. the New York
Tribune and the New York sun ok
changing cpithcta. The Sun accused
the Tribune OF some diahonornlic deal
ings whcVupon the Tribune said that j.
ricrpont Morgan owned the Sun and II
had no voice OF ita own 1lltc Sun re-
piled Ia languages as foul aa Dana could
have employed in hi~ rAlmIeat days,
Yesterdays IahWc devoted column
- answer the SUN closing with this
rhNice specimen VI hlaekgwrllsm;
"Ana so, apeakmg OF liars speak
tns ~ ahamclessS malicious, reckless
aaa tNwaNtlN ltarsi lafw who mako
theiE ste@ aNt Of whole cloth. with
NNg shred of fact on Senhlance OF
tgSsth< lsalvs who Ito with proltN cir
etsaASsAAysaltS and aeViliah aeUili
5gAgS Mao lSc nv the column, aud
Wssea geaaA aut sN,ak away, leas-
AVA gAeA standing as monuments ~
Rssess,tae(ty< liars wha lilo BY instinct
ny AaeN AND by Foye=what's the
Neast0e VISTA yhe yeNag person WAo
is e'eAs&@as an his eNeFssgv. 60 making
N.l'Ac SaA" q fgeveEh eg falSosoe,l,
h,av&a0artsSSsN aRa Nsalle~EN
II Is a thousand pltlc& that tt'e Ms
>0url chair Of journalism had NOT heen
In time to train these two
metropolitan journalists Bear in mind
thar the sun and the Tribune pride
themselves that they are tase highest
tyQ,cs of American Journalism and preach
many hemilieS upon journalistic ethics
to the publishers Of the so-callcd "yel-
low journals"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-03
FAAUsE ON LIFE JUDICIARY IN ENGLAND.

We clip from one of our esteemed
legal cotemporal&es the following as TO
the failure OF the life system for judges
in England. But we may add that the
failure is not so complete as here. There
the judges are appointed by favoritsm
and are incompetent. Here the United
States Judges are too often appointed by
corporation influences:
The popular election OF judges has
often been deplored by critics of our in
stitut;ons. Our English friends have been
quite inclined to be supercilious in their
comments on the subject. But with all
the political influences which prevail
in our country, and that sometimes affect
even judicial nominations, the judges
elected by the people have usually been
men of conceded fitness. The attempt
TO put a mere politician OH the bench
has been sometimes made by political
convention of dominant party only to
meet defeat at the polls. Candid men
must concede that the system of elect
ing judges, although q severe test of
the Republican theroy. has been in a
good degree successful.
THE present profound dissatisfaction
of Englishmen with their judicial APP
pointments may be well considered by
opponents of an elective judiciary. Great
English journals, such as THE London
Times" and Westminster Gazette" as
well as the law journals, have been late
ly chanting miserere over unfit APP
pontments to the bench. They speak
of appointments little short of judi
cial scandal Of the packing of the
bench with men who are party men first
and lawyers afterwards" or purely pol
iticaI barristers," and declare that the
present average Of the judges of first
instance is VIGOROUSLY low. 1.-THE Lon
don Law Times in one of the most
temperate of the articles on the subject
declares that judgeships have appar-
emily fallen into the wretched cate
CORY of prizes TO be given to the rela-
tives of cabinet ministers or political
partisans, wholly regardless Of legal eX-
perience and judicial qualifications" and
that 'if the course continues to be pur-
sued the time must soon come when
confidence in the benGls will die. Even
now divisional courts are sometimes
so constituted as to excite the laughter
of the profession" Would it not be
better for the English courts if the APP
pointments were merely nominations
which the people might defeat, and mot
merely bewail?'
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-03
SUBSCRIPTION rRtoa

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Editorial Rooms ....s>.>>t+>>t<ss W
Business Office ..>>..>s..%N>>>>s 3at
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-03
The News : Observer.
NEWS AND OBSERVER PUBLISH
ING COMPANY.

Office: News and Observer Building
Fayetteville Street.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-03
NOT DOING AS WELL AS EXPECTED.

1t is a notorious truth that the admin
istration has been a great disappoint-
ment to those who voted for Mckinley.
The gold Democrats are thoroughly dis
gusted; the laboring men are up i'll arms,
tearing down Mckinley banners; the ad-
vocates of Cuban independence say they
have been deceived; the farmers are out
ragged and there is general dissatisfac-
ton expressed exactly by the little Mis-
souri, Republican girl who prayed: Now
God, take good care of yourself, for il
lose you we would have only Mckinley
left to take care of rs. and he is not
doing as well as papa expected he would.
Amen
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-03

Entered at the possosaee ss Raleigh
N. c., as second-class matter.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-03
ROBT. S. MGEACHY, M. D,
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN,
Raleigh, N. c.
PRINTING MACHINERY FOR SALE.

On Thursday, the 3rd day Of March,
1898, at the printing office of Mr.. Il.
NJ. Uzzell on the third floor Of the build
ing situated at the North East corner
of the intersection of Wilmington and
Martin streets in the city Of Raleigh, N.
c., we will sell at public auction, two
No. complete Campbell Presses, one
Ruling Machine, one Cutting Machine,
two standing Presses, one Paging Ma
chine, one Gas Machine, one IA Medium
Universal Press, one u medium Univer-
sal Press. one Super Royal Universal
Press, one lot Bindery Fixtures, one LOT
of type stands, cases, office furniture
and fixtures and all the property and eff
fects conveyed to the undersigned, as
trustees, by Il. M. Uzzell by deed dated
May 18th, 1887, and registered in Book
No. %, page SIC of the Register
of Deeds office in Wake county. Sale
made pursuant to the terms, conditions
and powers contained in said deed OF
trust.
Terms of sale cash. Hour of sale
10 N.
8. r. MORDECAI,
ERNEST HAYWOOD,
Trustees.
The sheriff at the same time and place
will sell other printing material.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-03

Here's what they are all saying now
who speak as they feel A Western Re-
publican in Washington said to the Post.
II am Republican and belieye thor
oughly in the principles of that party.
but ! do not believe it can continue
in power by advocacy Of the single gold
standard. During the last few months
/ have travelled extensively, and every
where / find most bitter opposition TO
that policy"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-03

What does it mean? The Manufac-
turer's Club of Charlotte and an associa-
ton of business men in Wilmington have
organized associations for the purpose of
securing better freight rates. The
Railroad Commission was organized to
do this for all shippers in all parts Of
the State. Why are these local organ
izati0ns necessary?
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-03

The editors WHO are clamoring for
war at any cost, without waiting for
investigations have doubtless never read
these words from Hosea Biglow, writ.
ten of the Mexican war:
Take them cultures that's CROWN
Like a cockerel three months old;
Don't ketch any O them gOin',
Though they be so blasted bold.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-03

Yesterday we had a scandal about the
Buncombe county chain-gang. To-day
it is in Wake where man convicted OF
seduction is treated as guest Of honor
by the work house authorities What
next?
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-14

-,
C ''a,' N'' I, " '''' l''@ i-'''
Noticr ( be,eh, oi,4n ,bn,.,. ,,.ot
ing of ~ dipectars he,d san osr, reoq
,n assessmo,,, If qrhirr,.t,,,l .o, ', 'I''
,cr .bara MI iayied ,non II. e.,.,,.i
s,o.l. re,,o .,,,,.,..,,,. .,1,...,.,,'il
pay,ornt u 81. o,ys. y
Tbirt, a,ll.r. lsqo, r,.,. Il, ,..,,
r. ,ione ,,,,,o,. .,,,,, '',, - '.'o'''
tors " .pIarrin,,hn ,ri,., ,,.,' X ,',,.,
t.n,h and nr,.h.r III, i,.r',', l. >'e',
two css, dolIars,e, .i,.r.. ~
casb i'''' #
Said assessment orla,,,,.. ., ,.
become delinnuan, 0c,,h.. ai..
o ',loclz p Nj isgs and .,.'f..I' ~ ~
dclinQucncies VIII i. Noyember I5,h
1925
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-14

Wednesday evening the l2th az the
Franklin school House, EAST Caldwell
Prec!Hgl
Friday evening the lhhm Middleton
Saturday evening thc i5th Nd Central
Park
Monday evening, the l,lhat Emmett.
Wednesday evening the 10Th at l'alNa
Store
Thursday evening. tRr pom al Ply
mouth Colony
Friday evening, tine elst at paye,e
SATURDAY evening, the 29ud at Washoe
and Caldwell
Monday evening Me 2lth At the Lee
Young school House below puycttc.
Tuesday evening HE 25th at Little
Willow School House
"Wednesday evening, the 26lh at Big
Willow School House.
Friday evening the ssth ut Deer Flat
School House
Saturday evening, the roth at the
mith aud Nond School House.
Monday evening, the 3lsl at Tucker
School House iu Lower BmSc
Tuesday evening. November LIST at
PARMA
Wedn sda; evening. thc End at Ros-
wcll.
rrdayeyouing. the thm cmtrePvpt
School House
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-14

/ Tine ponulisls ng C,nvsa Ca,,ufv sfu
the following miami. Is ,leig nlatr,rn
/ W. p,adge M, rnry.sep,,f;y.s a..f,d
to ,eorl. and vote fo.. !, rne him ,yh,rb ,rill
Eap,aliza md nnt.ri,,liy rednce. .,ste .,a
county official rees lo i hasis az t,,e.nqc,.
nge fees laid Tor fbo Same ser,iceaioo;b-
~ si,,taa Ma counties thereof ,l,iscoun-
tr..alsotowork for constitutions amend
inenis where necessary in The reduction
NJ salaries plank liNe ms Is pfacii-
cal not theoretical, ana 4 i 20 be hoped
ttat THE loonlists of Canyon County win
Sissy thelr ticket.
.'' " 49,.
" n'p Mr' e'frs'n ana me resi- o' lhe
l','s'"' ooafo II commissioners 'ooN
c'g,rse 81 '''e "u1'f' o' 'p"'on COUNT,
reg "ar'c'''' were '''''Ns ~ r. # ~
"o~ lucy "F' worm i''o c''' on 'neoo'iar'
N''',l'' 'NI'uS' ""rrPn'S were lhen
Itho dollar They have slraightcned on.
the complicated affairs If the counts, nm.
iii II can hr seen fhat another ycaror t,yo
viii puf il out or debit Mr. Peterson
shonld be reelected. Mir. Mamron and
MI Richards will be aisle assistant, Ia
him.
What excuse i there for the cxistnnce
Iofthe SILVER Republican Party eNcept IL
is TO aer,e nv "a deroy tolsnd voters in the
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-14
Nnllce or Ass.s.menl.

Theonly Chance Ditch Company Of
Emmett, Canyon Count +. Idaho.
Notice is hereby air9n that meeting
oi the Directors held Sfpt 2slh 1855 an
assessment y; Thirty I.euF cellars aLd
eighly CENTS .3l,sG n r share was levied
ui XXX, .''' ,"i'''"' S'o' !" o. 'hf ompanI
WIZ w 7 ,o'S " ~ Mca' as ioil"WS'
,.,... h.,..,s...,.,'. Ill ''''s ,''''0'',''
"'"'' ''''
VIVA ,..,o,, l.,.. n MI, u ''''' '''|
'.'' ''''e'' '''"'''' ,'r i'Or' iuih ahd Vr'.
~ .'''''' n WHY w rool'arsaha Nihr
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-14
Why the Democracy has q
Roar Coming.

Noi one ~ The Democratic portion at
Che TWO headed combination Ticket ey-
crpt Bates ana Mls Wallms were the
personal ehucr of more thau ten dele
gates. D WIS arranged th's way. Mcek
had SEN delegates from Caldwell aud rs
more. CmlopN hal uve FROM Namra
pledged agUns, Moch "lor revenge.
roole had siN FROM payrl,e for auA old
thing except C1uehanaur R1inc had
Two tlimself and Boise Riggs, som DC ne,
nominee for state sonaiorl from FMks
Store DEMPSEY and Riegs had six rrau
Emmett aud Scott had three from Rcs.
we'll for Parrish Ter commissioner, total
BE- a combination was entered into hl
whicheach agreed 10 Forfeit all preference
except those from their own pfecincis
and poplfhc vote as above The agree.
mont we carried out eNcept 10 tho case
OF Callou whose own delegation inrped
him for reM and PARRISH
serted gct the
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-14

IUIIVU NtlIOl LAM OTlIW
Roisa city. ldnno september a. ,Ss
Notice Is horeoy riveu Char One lolloring-rnn,-
~ settler has Hed notlte 90 bis ,utanteu ia
ma'Se ilnrl proof in support of bis elam ard
thrt ssid pyoot WIN a9 unfe ae.arc Register ami
Gccewer $ Land oGca a. Boise city IJaha
oa October %. 1855. viz lugr H2iJ OF ola ,lu
msds re application Ev Sisp Tor ms ST NEt
WIS E-l Iot y Sec 2. Tp. % n. q. r. D..
NJ. re names TIE following witnesses to prove
n-s coatinWan, ..lenco uioa aad cultivation
OF, snj ,aual via;
gbonias lynch Frank uo(brnok ra,nsS
rietail Senes 3 Hall, ais Of Ola, goiis Coui-
~ Idaho
James hlng, Register,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-14
State Ticket.

Foe Congressman,
JAaas etE.,
For lusih Of supreme Conr,
isaac s. SULLIVAN.
For Governor,
a. y AgnEnsON.
For Lieutenant Goyenor.
rANNis b. MILLER.
For Secretary OF state.
81 4, noNnAM
For Auditor,
AnrHug q. WHITTIER
For Attorney General,
r. J.. GLHNN.
For Treasurer
Lrcfvs g. RicE.
For snpt, % public Instructions,
MISS rrmraAL rngNcn.
ror Mine Inspector
DAVID FARMEr.
For Judge Vi IAipl District,
JOINS {. RICE.
County Ticket.
For senator
T. ". MARrIN
For Representatives,
w A. oEnpoE.
u, 9, sNDnrS.
j. nAaNtM
For Clerk aud Recorder,
q ~ cooper.
For Attorney
II, s. aairrirns,
orshen0,
j. D. otasLER
For Assessor
u. X. MccoNNuIt.
For Treasurer and Administrator,
MN. JtNMNs.
For Probate Judge,
d. i. WALLACE.
For superintendent
rHoM. J. co0SRop.
lor Coroner
la z. Z. pElANo.
For Commissioners.
Isl MIS-, y n MAMnoy
md 1ia, &. D. Z rErreso
ayd IBIS T.. a RICHARDS.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-14

All persons knowing themselves indobz
ID ~ The Emmett Indey GA bacl, S,h
Seription plcasec'Nland settin tn" accou,
with mr. ~ w Atkinson
Ncw Subscribers san get The ludcA ill
JAIN. Isl 1899 for IS cents cash.
preparatory 70 making a change in
MN business viii sen my entire stock VI
harness. aad sadlery eo1dsai cost for me
next thirtN days. See al. i. z. I.ucus
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-14

PEOPLES PARTY COLUMN.
This space has been purchased by the Peo-
pies Party of Canyon County to be u0ed by
them during The coming campaign for the
benefit OF Peoples Party. Edited at present
by A. J. How'd who Will be responsible Tor all
matter appearing herein.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-28
BLACK BETTY in CLOVER.
Sto,y OF Edwin Booth and His Old No
gro Servant.

A lttle incident VIII sometimes show
the character of u ,n:.n more clearly than
II great act Mr.. Laurence Hutton tells !,
story of Edwin Booth that reveals THO
kindly heart OF the man whom tho woriG
knew as ~ famous actor.
Mr.. Hutton c::!ir;! upon Mr.. Brnth one
afternoon ut the Albri. ,arir hu,c in New
York and found him in AN easy chair with
II pipe in his ,nouth The long chat wi,i..:l
:nSuc,s WAS not u,ltliSturhcd Mr. Bonl,i
WAS i'll great request, and before Ions: =.
waiter entered and Uir u card into his
hand.
It'd! the lady that .I.r. Booth is en-
Gagged, was tie quiet answer. and an in
,luential leader in New Iori society went
AWAY disappointed.
A fcw minutes later y sr"nnd caller y
man honornh!y known throughout, tho
country. turnr, away without seeing Mr.
Booth Yet another card was sent down
"iih the statement that MIR Booth was
engaged, and u gentleman and his wife
whom few people would have refused 20
receive bcc:,nc convinced that the actor
was an exception to the rule but at last
came ~ name that net with !; different
late.
''Show the lady up" said the now in.
'crr-tcd actor, and MIR Hutton put on lis
uNcruat To leave the room. He WAS not
allowed I" depart. Tho !;,dy WAS :, friend
Of his ana would Dc glad 20 see him, hc
WAS assured.
Th"rrtipon he waited. curious To diSc1y-
II the identity uf the person who could ~.
tain an audience with Tho man WHO had
been too tired to see l,c daughter Of ut,.
Of iii. most distinguished! ,,,,l nf science
in the coun'ry ar /; Judge Of the s,,,r.,,..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-28

How many young men, candidates for
m"triinony, could win IL Wife were they
unexpectedly pet under the test of the
shrrwd Scotch girl who surprised her mis-
trcsS hy announcing;
Lady, mnnn tell ye am to leave
your service ana To be n,;.r.i,t'
rs not this very sudden, Mnry?" In
quircd the lady. Who is the person you
expect To narrv:''
1T is john Scott, mistress =
But you have known hin. but a short
time. How can yo;i trust u s,rirgrr:'
persisted the woman, reluctant to part
with II good servant.
Yes. lis trt:c, but hes ken hilnsrl
mony years, ana he says hes all right. am,
believe lie is for | asked linn, Did h,
ken the Ten Commandments and h,
gave them iNcrr one. | asked him could
he say the Shorter C;GIcr!lisln and he had
1t every word; Tier. i ,nlI him to grip his
hands qHick and i:n't:. and shci, lady,
saw he WAS II strun.. man, and I'm goin to
gle him my hand. y Youth s Companion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-28
SPARED THE ENEMY.
Spanish Governor showed Great Generos-
ity In TIL" War of I1AH.


In the year l1lG. when England was en-
gagged iii War with Spain, Captain Ed
wards If the Elizabeth ui London coming
through the quit from .I;,uaic;, richly lad.
en- mel with II violent storm l'i.c Shin
>prtng II leak thai. obliged it to run into
the port uf ilnSni,a l'h, c:t,';i,. went on
shore and waited ON .lir governor and toll!
him Oh tho occasion OF Iii, putting in, add
ing tina: hr surrendered the shipaS n urizr
AS well rs himself and crew prisoners of
Wiz. only requesting good quarters
NO, sir, replied The governor; ''it wo
had taken you in fair sa or approaching,
our own coast with hostile intentions
yoIr ship would then he Il lawful prize
and your people prisoners, but WHOM dis
'rcSscu by the hand OF l'rGviurnce Won
come t" our port for safety of your lives
we beng men, though riirj.i..S are bound
by The laws Of Humanity to afford relief to
the distressed whn ask ii OF us We can
not, even against our foes, lake nd,in,;.g,
OF the act "t God. You have leave there
fore I" unload your ship, if THAI t. ncc,,s-
>hrv Ia st"l, the leak. You may fit Ecr
here and traffic 50 far besides ;lS ,haN h,
n"Ntul to pay the charges When re
paired, YOU may depart. ! viii! give YOU !.
in,-S Ia he in force ill beyond lscrrnud;l.
II after chat you are taken, then yuu will
lac u lawful pr!&r, whereas nov, rs You nro
only - StrllSrr, you !,ayr II stranger s
right To safety and protection"
Here was fairness. The ship departed
and arrived without any further accident
III the port OF London, -i'ili-burg Dis
trl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-28
SEALED PROPOSALS.
The city Of Newport News. Va, Will
receive. up to - o'clock noon of the
18TH DAY OF SE,P'rEN1RE,,, 1898

receive. up to - o'clock noon OF the
18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1898
sealed proposals for the construction
work and materials of a brick building
to be used as a Jail and also to contain
a police station house and enlrrGant \.
hospital The proposals must cover al.
the cost of the building together vita
necessary prison cells. steel work ard
other appliances for Il thoroughly
equipped modern Jail The proposals
shall be made upon plans and speciiiea-
tons furnished by the bidders at their
own expense without any cost TO the
city. which shall accompany and lie
submitted with the bid. All such bids
will be securely sealed and sent or de
livered to the city clerk of Newport
News and must be in his hands by l.
o'clock of the day mentioned.
Particulars as TO size, expected cost
and general nature of the building and
equipments will be furnished upon ap-
plication by the city clerk.
The city reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
J. A. MAsslE.
au 1S-1m. City Clerk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-28
How British Ships salute.

A salute IN the British navy between
two ships of equal rank is made by firm.
an equal number Of guns II tie vessels
are of unequal rank, the superior fires the
fewer rounds A royal salute consists Of,
first, in firing 2 great guns, second, in
the officers lowering their sword points
and, third, in dipping the co.ors
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-28

Mans inhrinnnity 10 man makes
countless thousands mourn is the legend
IN lieu OF me proprictor's name which
adorns the sign OF Il High street ice cre;lI.
saloon in Glasgow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-28

1t Is said .|!nt Mhcnrai Nlisi Il wealthy
-ASlatlc W"I;!an, discovered the art OF max
ing tho perfume known It's ntinr of roses
ana also invented t!le beautiful Workman
snip exhibited IN the weaving of the celc-
DRAFTED cashmere ,h.wls Nothing is
Known about her death