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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-22
FIRST ANNUAL TROPHY s-oor.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-22
Private Phlll,ps Arrives.

Private James w. Phillips. whose
discharge from the Huntington Rifles
was ordered several days ago by the
War Department at the request of
Congressman r. A. Wise. arrived home
last evening from Jacksonville. Fla.
TIe accompanied the remains OF Mr.
Gatewood, General Lees private secrc-
tary. who was killed by lightning. aa
far rs Richmond. Mr.. Phillips stated
that all the boys were we'll when he
left Camp Cuba Libre. Mr. Phillips
release from the army was secured by
Congressman Wise at the request OF
the young mans father who needed his
son as an interpreter in his business
tranSac tionS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-22
MAY CONDEMN Tue SITE.
School Es"ard of Trustees Gives r. f. Finch
Until Noon To-day To Get IA Deed Ready.

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If. Mr. f. +. Finch is not ready to
give the Board OF School Trustees II
| deed for the whole piece of property
selected as school site. between
Washington and Lafayette avenuee.
and Thirty-tirst and Thirty-scconG
streets. by l. o'clock today. the board
Will institute condemnation proceed
lnSS to gain possession OF the eigh,
lots in the site without delay.
This was the sentiment OF all the
members of the school board who me,
last night in the First National Bans
building pursuant to the call issued b.
President Cooper.
There was present at this meeting
IN addition to the president. Superip-
tendent of Schools #. T. Powell, Clerl
Barrett and Messrs. Livezey Fore
Jones and Ryan. MIR. T. +. Finch was
also present.
The only matter considered at the
meeting was the lease by Mr.. Finch q,
one of the lots contained in the original
site to Mr. George Saunders. M,
Finch stated to the board that he had
negotiated for the lease OF this lot.
ton avenue and adjoining the house or
Thirty-flrst street. several weeks ago.
and argued that he was not sure the
city would realize from the bond issu"
and did not consider any propositions
made by the board as a binding agree
ment.
There was a sharp tilt between DR..
Perkins and Mr.. Finch as to the latter.
action in the matter, and then the
members of the board individually
efefsd fdr t R1y @ fisa Nth
ing, If possible. why he should dispose
Of one OF the sites when it had bean
mutually understood that they Were
to he sold to the city.
Mr.. Finch argued that there was no
understanding as to the exact location.
of the lots. provided they We're in the
square selected. and thought the hoard
~ould as soon have property situated
nearer Lafayette avenue Twenty-Five
feet the eight lots in question
This the members of the hoard nues-
toned. rs DR.. Perkins and Mr.. T.ivcZet
rad conferred With the property-owne,
with regard to the eight lots desired.
Mr.. Finch finally agreed to use his
efforts Of persuasion with Mr.. Saun-
Gers with a view to having him nr-
rent another lot in place Of the on"
60 much in demand.
This was satisfactory as far as il
| Went. but Mr.. Jones thought that Il
Mr.. Finch failed in this condemnation,
| proceedings should be instituted to make
sure Of the property for school nur
poses.
| All ~ The members seemed to AT
nrove Of this plan. but Mr. Finch con1I'
! not understand why his lots should h.
condemned because Mr.. scnndnrs
would not release the one in his pos
| session
Mr. Jones. however. thought thai .
more satisfactory Arrangement could
ne made nv condemnre the whole site
| Mr.. Ford in the meantime convnrs""
| with Mr. Saunders over the tc!ephone
-rd the latter stated that he would h.
willing to inject Mr.. Finch half wav-
~ he would make satisfactory daa.
Mr.. Saunders also stated to Mr.. Ford
| that Mr. Finch was aware nf the Schoa'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-22
WILL NOT nuY THE VESSEL.
Government Refuses to Purchase the Bra
lillian Cruiser Met heroy.

lillian Cruiser Nics herOy. Ia
The Brazilian cruiser Nictheroy.
which was brought here to be over
hauled at the shipyard and converted
into an auxiliary cruiser with name Of
Buffalo, has been rejected by the Uni
ted States government and will not re-
turn to the yard.
The officials OF the Newport News
Shpbuilding and Dry Dock Company
have been advised by Commodore HIGH
born. in charge of the bureau of con-
struction. notifying them to discontinue
ton, notifying them to discontinue ali
all prepare tons FOR the work that was
ordered to be done on her.
The above order. while containing no
reasons and giving no details what
ever, is construed to mean that the
board of inspection which visited the
Nictheroy at New York. has decided
that the ship Is practically worthless
for the purposes of this government
and has recommended that 1t be not
accepted as cruiser.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-22
Police Court.

The following cases were disposed of
in the police court yesterday:
August Hine and S. W. Powers,
drunk, fined $500 and costs.
Allen Phillips, assault, fined $500 and
costs.
r. c. Vandegrift, assault. fined $500
and costs.
Heck Puryear, charged with violat-
ing the Sunday curtain law, dismiss
ed at costs.
j. Lichenstein, disorderly. fined $500
and costs.
John Monsewer, disorderly, bond Of
500 required.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-22
Women Summoned to Court t.

Emma Jones and Jennie Delk. two
women Of i'll repute We're last night
summoned by Sergeant J. w. Rey-
holds to appear at the Police Court
this morning to answer charges
against them for keeping houses of NJ
fame Sergeant Reynolds and Patrol.
man C. r. Crawford last night visited
the two Joints" in citizens clothes
and served the warrants.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-22
LANDING DELAYED.

tCopyright. 1898, by Associated Press.)
MOLE ST. NICHOLAS, June 21.-5 p.
M-Rear Admiral Sampson says that
the general landing OF troops of Cen
"ral Skaters expedition on the coast
Of the province of Santiago de Cuba
will necessarily be delayed.
reports published in the United
States to the contrary are pure guess
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-22
TO PROTECT SANTIAGO

LONDON. June 2l.-The Havana
correspondent OF the Times says:
General Blanco is sending six bat
talions to protect the coast of the
province of Santiago de Cuba. Great
enthusiasm prevails in Havana. Or
der Is maintained and no yellow fever
Is reported"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-22

Big run on paints try me- How:
Why, come and Get my prices. w. TT
X. HOLT. Twenty-seventh street and
Roanoke avenue. - jun-lG-t1
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-22

Your socks aren't worth n darn! You
can buy new pair at Woodward &
Womble's for 10c.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-22
Private Esgle.ton Dead.

Private L. Eggleston. of Company c,
Fourth Regiment, the Huntington
Rifles of Newport News. Capt Marye
commanding. died Monday morning
from appendicitis at St. I.uke's Hospi-
tai in Jacksonville.
He was operated on Sunday morn
ing at the City Hospital by the cour-
tesy of the managers, as the surgery
ward at the division hospital has not
yet been fully equipped with operat-
ing chairs and the necessary appli-
ances.
The remains will be sent home al
once.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-22

Tee cream freezers to 10 quarts. ice
water coolers . to gallons. Prices
right Adams Racket Stare.
ma-20-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-22

Put man in our 5000 suit and he
will have a IL. Woodward Sc Womble.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-22

New line Of Pictures, Photo Frames
Wall Pockets and Ornaments at
ADAMS RACKET seIcRE- my23-tf
Crab nets. lines. hooks and fishing
supplies. Adams Racket Store. e.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-22

According to the naval regulations
established at the outbreak of the war,
not a light was visible on any OF the
ships and the Gordon Of men-ofwar
wing under Spanish guns near MORO
Castle kept their vigil with more than
usual care during the dark hours of
he night to guard against the ap-
nroach or destroying torpedo boat
which might attempt to run out of the
narhor and with one we'll directed shot
sink a troopship in the depths of the
sea and send the souls of those aboard
into the realms of eternity
Evening journal., 1898-01-22
WEEK OF COMIC OPERA.

Waite's Comic Opera Company, of
fifty highly talented people, with its
elaborate arrangement of magnificent
scenery and electric effects. its 1900
gorgeous new costumes, its dazzling
spectacular marches, its enhancing
production Of high art living tableaux,
coupled with the choicest gems of
comic opera, together with the consist
ent Introduction of clever vaudeville
features, is the attraction announced
for a series Of eleven performances at
the Grand Opera House beginning next
Monday night. The popular favOrites
Of last season are still with the COM
pany, including Joseph w. Smith, the
phenomenal leading tenor; Claude
Amsden, the mirth-prOvoking versa
tile comedian, and Herman Waldo, the
baritone. Among the new faces are
Charles N. Holmes, the well-known
leading tenor; Miss Mayme Taylor,
the talented dramatic prima-donna;
Miss Marion LangdOn, late assisting
Marie Tempest; Miss Myra MOralla,
leading support for the late Emma Alb
bOtt Company. There will be matinees
daily at the usual hour, beginning
Tuesday. The prices for all matinees
are third less than those of the even
ing. The cOmpany's new opera, Paul
Jones" will be the opening bill Mon
day. "Chimes OF Normandy will be
the matinee selection for Tuesday, with
Fra Diavalo" for tho evening. These
will be followed with a selection of the
most popular favOrites.
Evening journal., 1898-01-22
THR PASSION PLAY.

There has been great interest mani
tested among the public school teachers
regarding the reproduction of the Pas
sion Play by means Of the moving pic
lures at the Auditorium next week,
many having seen the real play at
Ober Ammergau. Some of the teachers
have consulted Professor Cloward re-
garding the possibility Of one day be-
ing made a benefit for the Teachers
Beneficial Association, but no definite
conclusion has been arrived at.
There will no doubt be many bene-
fits arranged for during the week, the
policy Of the management being to re-
lieve the charities, whenever the case
of a worthy one is presented, from all
risk and expense. Professor Cloward
even goes further than that, and has
invited the inmates of every home and
church school in the city TO attend the
presentation free of charge. The Audi
torium has plenty of room, says he,
and even if it was not 50 largo they
would be welcome anyhow.
Until the time for appearing in
Daly's Theatre, New York, where the
company is booked for morning and
afternoon performance, during Len
ter. season. the managers will be max
ing experiments tending towards max
ing a grand triumph in Greater New
York. During the Wilmington engage
ment, the musical features Will be de-
termined upon, and, beside several
solos by Professor Cloward, a quartet
will probably be secured to try the ef-
feet of music during the various scenes.
The fact that the company is booked
at Daly's Theatre in place Of StCddard
this season, does not affect the policy
of the managers regarding n prefer
ence for halls, as 1t is known all over
the county that Daily, out of regard for
his religious belief, has always kept his
theatre closed TO theatrical companies
during Lenten season, allowing moth
Evening journal., 1898-01-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

HIS MAJESTY, THE MARCH KING.
John Philip Sousa, the march king,
with his band, appeared at the Opera
House yesterday afternoon and a big
audience greeted his majesty. AS he
appeared, with his black Yandyke
beard, breast covered with medals,
white gloves, baton, ETC., there was
great wave of applause. That outburst
was repeated again and again during
the program. The program was as
follows: Roman Carnival" Berlioz;
Love Above Magic" Lassen; "The
Beast of Lanterns" Glover; soprano
solo, Miss Maud Reese Davies, Doni-
zetti; ride Of Valkyries,' Wagner;
"Cossack Dance" Tschakof; Second
Hungarian Rhapsody List; Love
IN Idleness," Macbeth; new march,
The Bride Elect" Sousa; violin solo,
Miss Jennie Hoyle, Saint-Saens;
sketch, Over the Footlights in New
York Sousa. AS an encore for each
Sousa gave one of his Characteristic
marches. One of the most interesting
features of the concert was the per-
formance of the march from Sousa 8
new opera, "The Bride Elect" He was
obliged to repeat it as an encore. The
5olOists were Miss Maud Reese Davis,
soprano, and Miss Jennie Hoyle, vio-
linist Both are clever artists, and
the audience demanded twice the num-
Der Of selections which appeared on
the program.
Evening journal., 1898-01-22
CANNERY FOR CAMBRIDGE.
WOMAN SCHOOL TEACHER OF
DORCHESTER COUNTY SUES FOR
BACK PAY.

WOMAN SCHOOL TEACHER OF
DORCHESTER COUNTY SUES FOR
BACK PAY.
Cambridge, Jan. 22.-Ivey L. Leonard
& Co. expect to start canning factory
in Cambridge in the near future 1Ihey
have been given bids on the necessary
machinery, have secured some con-
tracts for peas and will have eyerv-
thing in readiness to begin operations
the coming Summer. The Factory VIII
start with a capacity of 10000 cans
per day, and will be so arranged that
its capacity can be increased when
necessary at a slight additional cost.
1t will can tomatoes and corn. Captaa,
Leonard who is at the head of the
firm, Is well known as a conservative
business man and will push the new
enterprise along to success.
Mrs. Jennie Phillips. by her husband
and next friend, William T.. Phillips.
has sued the school commissioners of
Dorchester county for S65, which she
claimed as pay due her for the Spring
term Of 1897 Before her merriage Mrs.
Phillips was a teacher in one of the
public schools of Dorchester county.
When she was married she was dis
missed from her position by the school
board without notice. The plaintiff
is represented by States Attorney
James Higgins; the defendants, by S.
Il. Milbourne. The case will come up
before Justice Barrett next week.
Evening journal., 1898-01-22
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES

Miss Constable and. Miss Kitty Con-
table, of Elkton, and Miss Vickars, OF
Fhestertown, Md, visited Miss Eliza
|eth Black yesterday.
Miss Flossie Maxwell is visiting Miss
bessie Janyier.
Edwin M. Herbert was at the Opera
House, in Wilmington, yesterday after
loon, and remained over night with
lis sister, Mrs. George.
Haywood Case, who was injured by
billing on a piece of iron last week, is
owly improving.
Andrew c. Gray visited Mrs. R. G.
|ooper last evening.
Evening journal., 1898-01-22
NEW CASTLE NEWS NOTES

The Virginia Spotswood Mission
Band met last evening in the mission
loom, Fifth and Delaware streets.
Presiding Elder Barrett will conduct
Ihe evening service tomorrow in the
N. E. church, and will hold the quar-
|erly conference in the church on Mon
fay night.
Rev. S. Beattie Wylie will preach to-
borrow morning on the subject
|Glimpses of the Better Land" and in
|he evening on olives and Lazarus"
Evening journal., 1898-01-22
Dufy's Pure
Malt Whiskey,

prepared for medicinal and domestic
use, is a wholesome stimulant fol
blood and nerve. 1t creates and
preserves bodily heat Itacts on all
the organs, and protects the system
from chills and depressed vitality
Contains nothing which does not
make for health and energy.
Ask your Grocer or Druggist.
Evening journal., 1898-01-22
sl0O RrWApD si00

The readers of this paper will be pleased
TO learn that there Is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able TO cure
i'm all its stages, and that is Catarrh.
Hairs Catarrh cure IS the only positive
cure known TO the medical fraternity. Ca
tarrh being a constitutional disease. re-
Quires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system. thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease. and giving
the patient strength by building up the
onstitution and assisting nature I'M doing
its work. The proprietors have so much
attn In its curative powers. that they Of
fer One Hundred Dollars for any case
that IL fails to cure. Send for list Of tes-
timonials. Address
t. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo o.
Sold by Druggists 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Evening journal., 1898-01-22
FLASK FELL ON THEN.

WILLIAM COBURN AND JAMES
GR.ANEY HURT AT THE J..
MORTON POOLE CONPANY'S
FOUNDRY.
William Coburn and James Graney
employees of the J. Morton Poole Com
pany, were badly hurt by the falling OF
a flask of iron on them while at work
in the company's foundry yesterday af-
ternOon. The men were turning the
flask of iron over, when on the Of the
slings parted and the flask fell on the
men, pinning them to the ground.
Cobura, whose ankles were badly
crushed, was taken to the Delaware
Hospital in the Phoenix ambulance
while Graney, who was not so serious
ly hurt, was taken to his home, No
1903 Lancaster avenue, in a carriage
Evening journal., 1898-01-22
ODD FELLOWS At ELKTON.
|1LD ANNIVERSARY CELEBRk-
|rION IN THE OPERA HOUSE.
WILMINGTON DELEGATION
|oD no u,Nru,

rION IN THE OPERA HOUSE.
WILMINGTON DELEGATION
PRESENT.
|1lkton, Nd, Jan. 22.-One of the
ding events in the history Of Odd
|llowship on the Eastern Shore OF
|ryland was the ceebration of Ma
|nal Lodge, No. 81, LfO. o. F., of Elk
g., of its fifth anniversary, held last
Eht. The anniversary was held in
Ston Opera House, which had been
|ldsomely fitted up for the occasion.
flowing the work of the degree staff
National Lodge of conferring the
|Ond and third degree upon several
mbers, a banquet was held and
1ers were laid for 175. Speechmak-
4 was INDUCED in up to a late hour.
.'ge delegations were present. BY in
|atiOn, from North East Lodge. Ex-
( sior, No. 81, of Rising Sun: Chesa-
Pike City Lodge, Havre de Grace.
. IT Deposit, National Lodge of st.
Drges, Del; Newark Lodge and Eden
Slge, of Wilmington, Del.
Representative were also presen.
pm the Grand Lodge of Maryland
Delaware; Damascus, OF Philadel-
+ Ia; Guttenburg, of Philadelphia: In
&pendent, of Baltimore; Burlington.
& j., and other lodges.
3etters of regret were received from
lob Tome, of Port Deposit, one of the
est Odd Fellows in this state. and
s n M. Jones, grand secretary of
s. yland, who were unable to be pres
Evening journal., 1898-01-22
An Overcoat

Gives no warmth. 1t merely pre-
vents the heat Of the body from
passing Off People with a poor
circulation are cold, mo matter how
thick their clothes may be. They
shiver under all their wraps. Bound
ing red blood keeps the internal fire
glowing.
Evening journal., 1898-01-22
OPEN AIR CONCERT.

About 10 o'clock last night a num-
r of young men assembled in front
the ArmOry and held an open-air
ncert. They were accol panied by
|colored man with a comet. After
hging several Of the latest popular
ngs they adjourned to the inside OF
/ ArmOry.
Evening journal., 1898-01-22
HEARD SOUSA'S BAND.

Quite a number of New Castle peo-
|e went to Wilmington yesterday af-
FrnOon to hear SOusa's Band concert.
|mOng them were Mrs. A. b. Cooper,
|rs. Dent, Miss Mamie Cooper, Miss
|irginia Cooper, Miss Johns, Miss
Elizabeth Black, Mrs. S. B. Wylie,
|iss Mary HOlcomb, Miss Harriet
|hallenger, James Challenger. Samuel
Black and Bankson T. Holcomb.
Evening journal., 1898-01-22
HAS YOUR BANK BEEN ROBBED

A small steel box. such as are built
in safes, is receiving considerable at
tention at the police station. 1t was
in possession OF a tramp, who said that
he found it near Stanton. Coinelius
Hems, a conductor on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, apprehended the
mendicant and brought the box TO this
city. He gave it to Sergeant Black,
who took it to the police station. An
effort will be made by Chief DOlan 10
discover the owner of the box.
Evening journal., 1898-01-22
TIR IN REPUBLICAN RANKS.

|entreville, Nd, Jan. pa slight
was occasioned in Republican
|ks by the Central Committee leav-
the name of Justice w. w. Bryan,
from its list of recommendations
various appointments which was
to the governor Mr. Bryan has
led as magistrate for two years.
1t is claimed that the colored eie-
t Of his party is opposed to him.
|ng to the fact that he has been
| In the discharge of his duties. and
frequency with which he has i'm
III rigorous penalties upon them
'ns to have made them desirous Of
pre- lenient officer. The names rec
6nended by the committee for the
se magistrates are w. e. Thompson,
YARD Walters, Sr., and George A.
ION. Mr.. Bryan has entered upon
1ctive fight to retain his place.
Evening journal., 1898-01-22

ing but lectures Of the highest order
and religious nature to be given.
In the larger cities the price Of tick
cts has ranged from so cents to $3.50.
The reduction In price here to 25. 80.
and 80 cents is greatly appreciated.
Evening journal., 1898-01-22
TO BE BURIED HIRE.

Bessie Livingston Hanson, aged II
lars, the daughter Of the late John
|anson, formerly of this city, died
|sterday at Middletown. The inter
|ant will take place on Monday at 10
lock. in the Nazareth M. E. Gene
Evening journal., 1898-01-22
spnRrING NEMs NorEs.

The basket ball team of the First
Normal School, Of West Chester. wants
to arrange a game with the Friends
School, of this city, for Saturday
next.
The exterior of the Wilmington BIZ
cycle Club house is being repainted.
The Tuxedo Athletic Club will give
an exhibition in this city on next
Tuesday evening.
Evening journal., 1898-01-22
PLENTY OF WORK

The shirt factory has been running
lsily all week, and tonight about
700 will be paid out as wages for the
st ten days work. The employees
+e becoming more skillful each day
ld are consequently able to earn
pre-, some Of them at present making
much as S1.25 per ay.
Evening journal., 1898-01-22
MORTGAGE WILL BE BURNED.

East Lake Presbyterian Church will
hold a Jubilee next Thursday evening
and burn the second mortgage against
the building. On that day the church
will pass from the control of the Pres
byterian Alliance, but will still be in
charge of the Home Missionary board
of the Presbyterian Church.
Evening journal., 1898-01-22
A BAskET BALL LEAGuE.

basket ball league was organized
'he Y. M. c. A. 1t will consist of
+ teams. Two of them, to be or
.zed Immediately, will be known as
'pons and Whites. Harry Smith will
aptain Of the former and James
zld of the latter.
Evening journal., 1898-01-22
TOWN TOPICS.
sOs Fifth Avenue, New ycrs.

6-TIIF SALT or a s0rf. uy c II e ,f-r.r-,
I-lit COUSIN on riiE KING. Hg A. s. V1niit. t.trum
e-alN MONTHS lN liADils by Cilfi0c ! Ihnciam.
9-lht SKIRTS Of CHANCE Hy Captain klns.
Thompson.
IAN ECLIPSE OF NIRri ug chaniiila l..eU
IAN uNsrEAkAuIE siRFN b. Iohi C.iillt
f3- iiihl DREADFUL WOMAN Hy Harold R lynne
IA DIAL ~ DENVER. D. Ciimcr "A. kcrirte
i5-Wiilf SAYS GLADYS ny David Christie Murray
20 Aik1 REMARKABLE GIRL uY l.. o. nilkarl
ia MARRIAGE FOR HATE ng Harol b Vgnne.
-YYtustl ~ liik SULPHUR. ny J C. De i-eon.
-lit WRONG MAN IV Champion nt.cN
a'-lht HUNT FOX HAPPINESS uy Ants -vi7,u1
Ih1riras
.f-hEk sIkANCE EXPERIMENT BffIlrdiir - ma.
-. W. ALI hL NF PASSION hg 1rn liIil
IA MARTYR TO LOVE b. l.ann- L. Wood,