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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-03
WASHINGTON NOTES.

Washington, MAY Especial TO The postl
Spostofiice hos been established at Rshke,
Witt county, Texas, and s.ndrew NJ. Coales
Ponted postmaster.
Frank Moore has beer appointed customs
erector at Brownsville, Texas.
The democratic steering committee Of tho
pate today decided on Senator Chlton as
q successor OF Senator Walthali as n men,
d of the senate finance committee,
WASHINGTON, May 2.-lSpecial 10 The fosti
us understood that the administration pat
page dispens have about decided 10 side
sck Charlie Ferguson for the Eagle Pass
Ziectorship and viii proceed to do the Meek
and appoint a resident like Hedges
\ Ohio, for instance. who 1t is thought has
Nocc chance. II is believed here that the
fnblicans will protest by wire AMI insist
4 recognition on the home rule principle.
Jhe monthly statement OF the public debt
>ued today shows that at the Gloss OF nusi-
rs Oh Ami 30, 1895. tn dent, less cash in
treasury, Amounted 10 sinls. is.,,e, an
rtaso for the month of Sa@lI.3d, The IN
Ease il the debt Is accounted for by cor
hnn0inG decrease IN sash or hand and the
tease In cash is due ID war expenditures.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-03

Frank Moore has beer appointed customs
lrector at Brownsville, TcAas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-03
Washington, May e.

soon be do not believe the volunteers will be
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-19
CITY NEWS In BisIEF.

j. Nj rton Fultz was called to lis for
n,er home. in Staunton yesterday by a
1eleg. am ANNOUNCING she dsutn CT i
near relative.
Earbtr Mas,er &. r. Hosk ms and wifi
wEni to Richmond last night On Il III 1t
pleasure tr!o.
Miss Bette Mintagua has retained
10 her home in Norfolk after Il pleasant
visit 10 her sister. Mrs. II. D. Turner,
on I Wl@:rty aginih StiS&t.
Miss Kate Smith has 81 urnej from a
visit to fr.eDds in Richmond.
:MiSs Laura Bell Power left Thursday
to visit her brother. Mr.. F. G. Power, IN
Al anita.
Mr.. R. r Hopkins, who has been
quite sick for several days is STILL con-
fined TO his home on Twenty-fourth
street.
As viii be seen by an advert sement
in another column Warwick Lodge No.
-, X. of P, will attend services in Il
body at the Thirtieth Street Christian
church tomorrow night, when the Rev
w. r. Motley will preach the annual
sermon.
Ny. Harris L. Moss has returned to
the city otter IN AIS, nee OF several
weeks. Ills many frisEtls Will be glad
u EARN ihat he has almost eMire.y re
covered frcm his rel e.t Illness.
Mss Virginia RI. hins1n is visiting
friends in fcse Isviiie, Tenn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-19
PREACHERS AND THEIR THEMES.
subjects Announced for Tomorrow's Ser
vices at the Churches.

Services viii be held at tts= churches
tomorrow at the usual hours. In the
morning the pasu-rs of Washington Az
enme a.d Chestnut Avenue Method. st
churches will exchange pulpits. Fol-
owing are the subjects announced:
Washington Aver,.e NJ. E church.
Rev. Bernard f. Lipscomo. PASTOR
Services at II A. NJ. ana 1880 p. M. Rav
NJ. S: Eclonna. Jr., viii offi5iaie at the
morning service. Subject in the even
ing: The G1eat Sup.e err
baptist church. Rev. 9. C. Cox. pas
tGr.-Services at II y. NJ AMI 7:3Q p
NJ suIbj5ct in the evening: Christ as
4 Sufferer
St: vl-asnt's' Catholic church. Rev.
Father Charles E. nahoe. pastor
Fist mass at : a. NJ; s..cGrd mss at
7P NJ
Thirtieth Street Christian church. Rev.
W. r. Motley. pas.or-Services at III
\. NJ. and $50 p: M. Subject in the
morning. Seeing Jesus" in the even
ng Mr.. Motley will preach the annual
sermon before Warwick Lodge No. -,
knights of Fythias. taking as his sub
lect, Elements of True Character"
During t,ae services the following vocal
solos Will be rendered:
'7FeGr Ye Not, O Israel'-Miss Omi-
iene Fletcher.
Thy Way. Not Mine, o Lord"--Miss
Mary e. Power.
Tie Voice of Jesus''-Mrs. Clarence
w Robinson
First Presbyterian church. Rev f, T.
Wexford. pastor-Servce.s at II a. NJ,
and I:30 'P. NJ. Subject IN the morning
Some reasons why all should be Chris
-ians:" in the evening, The Best EN-
ample
St. Paurs Episcopal church. Rev. J..
I. Ribble, rec;or-Servces at II A. Nj.
and 1870 p. M. Morning text, Whose
.ver therefore shall confess Me before
men, him shall l also confess before My
father, Which is in heaven" Evening
ext, Lord. if it be thou. bid ME come
unto Thee on the water, and He said
come.
Chestnut Avenue Meth, DIST chur d.
Rev. NJ. S. Colonna. Jr:, pastor.-Serv-
ices at II \. NJ. ard $50 2. VI. Rev. b.
f. L.rsccir?b. pastor Of Washington Av-
mule Methods; church. vii. con:uct the
moruklsc service AM c2-abraile tn. L.7i's
SupEe.- hSubject in the evening: Tho
Wreck:Hg Of the Maine, or the Art of
Destruction.
S5tnrd Baptist church. E.v. T*nmns
J. Mackay stor.--saarvces at II \. NJ.
ard 7:2O p NJ Subject in the m rrInE:
tAre SOM Men Efe' ted to Be saved
and Others to Be Cond emne 2" Eve ring
t*Nt: "L.cf'i. I Wtil Follow ThRs
Whereso=v@r TIL u Goest."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-19
BO|LERMAKERS' BALL
Given at the Casino Last
Night.
MANY PEOPLE PRESENT
over 200 Persons "Trip thu. Light Ea,tas.
Tie AS the ..Isnnd Played On" Par
tial List OF Those In
Attendance.

The fourth annual ball of the Broth
e,.."od " Boiler Makers and Iron
Sh!pbd!lders of America was held at
the Casino last night under the auspi-
ceS or Newport News Lodge No. So
That the ball was a su ccsss was ay-
ldenred by the large crowd present
Even Jupiter Pluvius could not prevent
those who held tickets from turning
out. but TINS mythical, to whom the
dnetents ascribed mighty powers, did
his best He did not open wide the
flood gates. but doled out the elements
IN all Sorts of forms. IL looked as if
tuVius manufactured rain expressly
for the occasion. For a while the rain
FELL in torrents and then mkt ure of
mist was given. but while the rain fell
the band played on" and the dancers
g!lded gracefully over the floor.
1t was probably the largest ball ever
given IN Newport News. There were
about two hundred people present, and
II was not till early this morning that
the orchestra struck up the strains of
Home, Sweet Home Then thr. dane
ecs i:!t on the.r goloshes and nlackia-
t1s'..vs and hurried home
The master of C~remon les was Mr. T
II. Cares. through whose efforts much
of the success of the BAH is due .Messrs
Peter Claherty, orcn Ruely, Martin
Graf and Otto ShultZ We're the floor
mana gers
The ball opened at 3 o'clock At that
hour the orchestra struck up the grand
march. and the dance was on Mr.
Peter Claherty With Miss Ella Magee,
led the march, followed by about sixty
couples. From this hour the dance
was continued till after l O'Clock this
morning. Next to The last number was
the old Virginia Reel" Then came
Home. Sweet Home"
Following is q partial list of those
present:
Misses Mary Mclaughlin, Kate
O'Toole, Florence Richards. Annie Arm
strong, Mamie Richardson, Rosa
Fr:edfand, Lutt.a Reyner Cora Lind
w Guy. Rose Cox. Helen Healey Isa-
bella Boyle. Annie Redmond. Florence
.Nackmln, Hattie Vine, Lizzie Silver
stone, Sallie ,N4ekman, Fannie Helm
burg, Mamie and Agnes 'McMaster
Julia Hughes. lI'elt Doherty.M Mary Huff
man, Theresa Henkel, Ellen Healey
Ellie and Myrtle 'Braselruan and Lizzie
Nandersiice.
'Messrs. Harry IVES ticott, M. A. High
.ey. NJ. j. MARI. William ,MeCauley,
\ Frank Farley, Je:nn Phelps. $. wv. Cor
y On. j. Topcliff. Thomas Napier, Gus
I tay Match p. G. Michaelson. j. v. Ray-
noids, N. Pierce. N. Vanderbilt, l..
Colily, H. Blum, II. Dreban, j. ID. II.
McMaster. Martin Graft. William Do
hertE, William Vernell and many 9TH
erS.
Atr. and Mrs. Joseph Tracy. Mr.. and
Mrs. David MtiRrtchie, MY. and Mrs
John DCnneliy. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
German. Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Strobe,
and Mechanics J. :Solloway. J. McCau-
lay, J. e. McMasrer. j. V. Alderman,
Villa N Bradley. E. Ii. Groves and
john Coffman.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-19
AMUSE VENTS.
For Fair Virginia. Resented to am A.
prrc.;ativc Audience.

For Fair Virginia" was presented at
Johns.n's Cpe:u House last night by
Mr.. ami Mrs. Russ Why:a.. ana a g. pa
bic Company Notwithstanding the in
cE-n-a.t Weather, the attendance was
q eli.
The story of the play. as already des-
cr.ieed in advance noti es published in
the EaIy LESS. deals with the civil
war Ii tells Of tk,s ystraEserent Of a
southern girl from her Northern hus-
ha!H Because their sympath.es are a
..5l 10 OPPOSING sections: of t5e wifi 5
p-IS%cutiL..' by a Confederate General:
n lthern g,Lt'S hr..Ne effort H. car
> TO me Union troops the intelligence
# an ictertied surprise: tf a Negroes IL
deity. and CT IT,. Draw effort OF a
young ~I:t-e'.Srata to save the wife an ,
househi.i .r- m the cruelty of his c IN
ts;'rirg Fedela.S. led 10y the dong absent
husband. reaches he old Virginia pan
tatsL:.' just n time, ard the II. ws of
peace ard the reunion of loved ONES
come EcSett@r.
Ike ALL was plays. For Fair Virgin
ia is full OF sti.:ing incidents, but its
TSr!ts al; Mt ontined H. IntIlrumi,ic
clim"Nes AID stage effects Its -nnssru2-
ton is good. the dialogue br.gnt an! 1te
D!Ct interesting throughout
Mr.. and Mrs. Whytal. of course, We're
the particular stars. but Mss iIz |
tIiatSlESi as the young son or T. nv AZ !.
EsIond. share With them the laui2ls
- the evening. Size IS ne of the ciev-
''-s'i ND .-sctreSSes ever seen in this
city. tn ether members of the company
su=:t1.rSd their roles acceptaEGy
y new departure at the opera house
last night was tn excellent music fur
nis...ed' by the orchestra of the Old. Point
bard. wh' h has been engaged for the
remainder Of the season by Mana ger
Booker.
FIT Fair Virginia" Will occupy the
boards again tonight. The nlse'Gts o. the
clay and tn, company should be suffi-
Gent t. attract a large audience.
"A NIGHT OFF"
II IS seldom that theatre SoerS of this
section of the country have an oppor-
unity OF witnessing any of Mr.. Angus
Tin Days p.ays-for the reason that
they invarLa bly, fill out an entire season
at MIR. Days own theatre in New
York, and when the regular season is
over there, the successful play or COM
edy, which ever it may be. is usually
transported along with his company to
his London theatre, Where his company
Days every summer during the
London social season. On Washington 5
birthday. February %, however. Mr.
Days successful comedy "A Night
on" will be presented at the Opera
House.
Tickets will be on sale at ItIor's drug
store Monday morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-19
MURDERER CONFESS.
Two Men ut Williamsburg Say Tlcy Killed
Lewis jackson.

A special from Williamsburg says:
Information uvaches Williamsburg
ebay that the two nien arrested a few
Lays sir%se, charged with tie murder CT
Lewis jackson. whose b,-y was found
pine th:cket near tn. Grove Depot,
ave confessed. They stated that they
.itd him FOR his wages. which he had
go. received a; TIE dry desk. Tbs
.u:N!er was co:rnlitttIi in Newpc TT
News. his b-ay placed on a fat. ana
'rsught up as far as this c1sinty, and
brown eff, ard taken where found
:5n shown thedspatch yesterday the
.i,!a of this city d:sc!aim..i AN know
dye Of such murder. The relatives OF
liENn. if he had any, have not report
his d:sappearance ali no on" can be
QUIT WIN knnws anything ab Ut hGm
hat H. was an emECy.'a of the ship
ard .ird that he was found dead IN
ames City county there is no doubt
The finEing O. t., body was reported
several days ago. but it was not known
that jackson was from this city until
yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-19
COURTS QUICK WORK
Speed y Justice Melted Out 10
Joseph Darten
FOR FELONIOUS ASSAULT
lie Struck "a Fellow Sea. man on the choon e.,
AIoha with IA Shovel Tuesday
Afternoon Indicted and
Tried in One Day.

Usually the wheels of justice do not
revolve rapidly. but in the case of the
Commonwealth VS.. Joseph Darten, the
ooatswan of the schooner Aloha, who
was indicted for a feloniouS assault
made on a fellow seaman named An
tone Nelson, quick work was done.
Earten ,Has found guilty by We jury
,aSt night. and he was given TWO
Gears in the penitentiary for the of
ten:e.
The crime for which the boatswain
was convicted was committed on the
Aloha Tuesday afternoon. He was ar
res.ed few hours ;later and lodged in
Jail At Thursday mornings session Of
the Police Court he was given a hear-
ng and sent on to await the action of
ne grand jury. The Aloha had loaded
4 cargo of steam coal for Key West
and was ready to sail when the assault
was committed. but the schooner could
not leave, rs Captain Sheffield. the
master. and the sailors, had been sum
moned as witnesses in the case. Com
nonyealths Attorney j. X. NJ New
ton determined to dispose of the case
at once. A special jury was summoned
yesterday morning ana in fifteen min
utes a true bill Of indictment was found
agair:-t Darten. Then the prisoner was
placed on trial. Attorneys p. St. George
Wilcox and W. T. Moss appeared as
Hounsel for him. and Attorney Julius T.
Saunders assisted in the prosecution.
The testimony showed that on the day
Of the assault Nelson went aboard the
ship in an intoxicated condition He
became involved in difficulty With
Darten. who grabbed a shovel and
struck Nelson a blow over tha fore
head. Telling him to the deck The
wound bled profusely. as a long cash
Was cut in the scalp. Darten then
dashed water on thu wounded man
and struck him while he was down.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-19
Fyth M No; sec.

special convention of Warwick
Lodge No. 70. Knights of Pythias. will
meet at their lodge room on Sunday
night. February 90, 1898, at o'clock
sharp (not 7:15 as per postal card no.
tice). to attend divine services at the
Christian church, on TIL ir;fSth street
The membership is requested to be
PROMPT. as we must leave tha han IN
time to meet the ,Hamp ton. bre thren a;
the car arriving at Twenty-eghtf
street at 7:20 p. M, and reach the
church in time to.have exercises begin
at 7:30 sharp.
Visiting brethren are fraternally in
vited to unite with US.
fBy order of the Chancellor Comman
der, w. b., II. LAKIN,
feb 1897 Keeper of Records and Seal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-19
rr.s., Fall Favored Flour

rs the p:!r' iry4l :nglet!enE in Cox's
xxx square Wdfi=, Butter Crackers
The delicious. sweet wh.zaty flavor is
fuly retained in til: Ta ocsss of mixing
ard baking. Best ingredients 6 'nSb:ned
with highest cracker baking skill is
what makes them Fest. It,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-19

IF you've been looking for any thing
OF this kind, this is about the kind of
th!.g you've been looking for" What?
Why rev building su! ply and under
taking establishment. Where? 9th
street Gear line) ard Roanoke avenue
Wf.o? W. II. X. HOLT. Phone No. 2S73
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-19
Eclipse E$fcycleS.

Cost nothing for repair for year,
accidents. etc. included.
Sold only by the Newport News Cycle
company. 221 Twentysevsnth street.
Fred G. Ripper, Manager. feb17tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-19

Common sense VS.. Nonsans.a Good
ingredients mixei by ma chinary, by re.
sp2ns!lle people. makes gcsd paint
That's common sens. "Oh, I don't use
ready MIXED paints" That's no lsnnse
Try Valentines common sense at 27th
street and Roanoke avenue. Phone No.
2sI3. fe15t- tt. -soff
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-19
Police Court.

The only case disposed Of in the Police
Court yesterday morning as f,!lows:
Peter French. vagrancy; sentenced To
serve thirty days in jail, with work in
the chain gang
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-19

Whsn you want building material
HGdd your orders until you
Know what the best and lowest in
Hardware, lu;n Der. lath, paints.
oils. shing.es, mruldings. cement.
lime, plaster, roofing Materials,
tar, tools. stoves and tinwar-.
TwecltyNseventb street and Roanoke
aWnue. Phone No. 2S13.
fe15 tu-th-Sa-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-19
VIII Move His Factory Here.

Mr. Nor5linger, the Inventor Of the
OK kite, who has been operating a fac
Try in Norfolk. will rem.:Sve his pla
. Newport News. He has been in, the
ty fer TIE last two days and has d.
d=d, that this is a better place for MS
'actory than Norfolk MFR Nordl.nger
"a. employ about thirty hands.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-19

The death rate in Newport News is
did to be second, lowest in the Stlte,
but when needed w. II. X. Hort can
finnish fine baskets. cheap crflins. r
.. services, hearSes and carriages at rea-
2rLa'hle rates. 9th street Gear line) and
n annke avenue. PhGEse No 2STS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-19

Drop in the basement OF the Citizens
nd Marine Bank; you viii. have nc
'!nble in finding the seller. Houses and
lots in all sections Of the city. Powell
Pros. & King. feb 2-tf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-19

Cali: Il you can't call
'Pko.a: if you can't phone
Write: If you can't write
Sens some one to .....
9th strev,t Gear incl and Roanoke ave
nue. when you want good u.Lrrtdkers'
serv' rs. Phone No. 1918.
fe15 tu-th-Sa-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-19

For Rent-The Central Hotel, nicely
furnished. Apply to- NJ. H. Lash. 1903
Washington avenue. feb 15-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-19

Deposit your clothes money with us
t will pay you good interest.
WOODWARD & WCMBLE
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-19
A Happy Woman

Is the housekeeper who buys i1er coal
md wood from the Warwick Coal and
Wood Co. Twenty-eighth street. ia IA tt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-19

Sacttine sticks everything. Try it
w. Fl. X. HOLT. eth street and Roa
noke avenue. Plane No. 2S73.
: fef5 tu-th-sa-tf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-19

Yard sticks either three feet long or
thirty-siX inches long at eth street and
Roa noke avenue. They have. on them
!rlowmati-n which you can get from no
other sticks. Phone NJ. 1918.
fei5 tu-th-Sa-tf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-19

Cascarets stimulate liver, kidneys an.
bowels. Never sichen, weaken d gripe
Toe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-19
WAITING fUh fails
Mystery of the Maine Disas-
ter Not Explained.
MANY WAR, IKE RUMORS
Secretary Long Makes ). Statement Da,v.
ing sensational Rcpor, -. Spanish and
American Div rs to Examtn.
tn, Wrecked Batt.e.hip
(By Telegraph.)

WASHINGTON. FeE. 1S.-The feature
OF the day ct tbs nnvy department. was
the large number of runlors of a variika
'eAI:Acy that came TO the attention of
".e oth>taS. SO formidable koi grown
iE's list That al the close sh office hours
SeSt5ia!y LoEg WIGS Induced to make
the following statement as TIE easiest
hAhier CT d.sprs.nE at once OF all the;
stories: &
''hentiy no information has been re-
eeived s-nc= Captain Sigsshee's first dis
natcn adn.1?S anything to our knowIedge
= the disaster. All We know Is that the
:''A!ne BIN up. There is abu.l: ant
room for sepecuaticn of all sorts, but
no cortLus.on Gan lie arrived at until
an EXAMINATION has ben male by the
flV5rS ard more facts obtained 1t Is
sInt e fact to say that such q thing
mAsht happen by design or il IN st,t
haplsn ~ accident. As Yet there is no
l:>I,ca',.n II design. Therefore my Inn
pr ss.on las been ali -.ong. ard 1 ruth,.r
tfnil< the general OPINION is In the same.
direction, that 1t must have been accs-
Ir-.llil.
AT tia ,u:G,net meeting to-day tie
f!at;ei was not discuss d. except as aI,
boy " u.sn talk uoout an event II
that End. ara NJ * OF that talk related
TO t:e terrible .oss of II. re and t, express
s.>.' cf sympathy for the sufferers
1t certainly was very kind drought
| IN the President 10 serd flowers 10 lie
ANS IF Captain SigsIaee, of +. .,,.u-
1--WE Officer Wainwright and IF the lost
! ',stnen whose residences are N WASH
| .g:Cn.
I<u nay say absolutely tkat there
Gas t.ren nb secret ,ablnst meeting th..t
N,@'.HE has taken place IN the cabinet
t.'1t III. tlh!lc have not been :rfe,-rre-i
about. that the whole policy of the d.
partI$nt Eas been to give the puL.c
| AN the dispatches: that TIE ..aIart-
:EeE'l has 10 n..Jl. Knowledge en- the
| suhjert II the cause of the ,lIsas ter. or
even cf the circurnstan. es at.ynt.,I., 1t.
| than nave tie pubic, aad that the -
| iI-rt VIII n was tn th. effect that Can
| ,3th ) :S.sE'-'2 had war!:,a,i the department.
mai Tie Main was in .aug er f. ON sub.
! '.r.an- ne mos CT torpedoes, is utterly
Without; fouirdatilE. 10 such repsrt ever
1&tFiIi iieE rs<@.vE'- ftc:n am CIR from
| aayhody else s's
The 9-2real1y also denied briefly and
cctl.'i'f.s ilSs;-EG. ye4y VIA .u1.ors .a he,
Ead rec G'=iSted 'tt< ct.sf},,f pa.te.. IN Ne
! o;h ~ quad ,;.s Ntt5$Gya Dfa RAJ
mad selected Constructor :s.g'.
| :" EasGra AZ raise the Masa 4
| 'eS W"ih OF the day for HIM Avas NJ
| ~"asuLt tbs representative OF The. wreck.
| - SniAEaihes N1o pv.A,anly w:Il have
| ni .fS - II i
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-19
Building = rs,.;ts.

NRulid!ns permits have been issued as
follows:
Geofse e Clarke. two-story fcan,&
house. metal roof, on Twenty third
streeis between The railroad and War
wick avenue.
&C. Nachmann. two-story frame h"us=
on Twenty-thirl street between ra@
road and Warwick avenue. ET
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-19

Cescarets stimulate liver. XII ineys and
bowels. Never ,slcken. weaken Of grtIe
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Continued on Fourth Rase.>
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t-sspd qslnoA no psnuRuooD
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-04-28

civil war and the hero of many hard
fought Indian campaign. The Second
Infantry brigade will be composed OF
the First, Second. Sixteenth and
Twenty-fourth regiments OF these,
the Twenty-fourth (colored) and Sec.
ond are the only ones actually on the
ground, the latter arriving late Mon.
day night.
Troops A and L of the First cavalry.
from Fort Huachuca, A. T., were
switched to the park during the after
noon and were put in camp with the
rest of that regiment in the Brook
field, west of the Lafayette road. Bat.
terry B of the Fourth artillery, from
Jackson barracks, Louisiana, 90 men,
in command of Capt. Anderson, which
arrived Sunday night, came out over
the government road to the park and
went into camp in Nc Donald field,
near the north entrance of the
park, where all the artillery is station.
al
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-04-28
Shot and Fatally wounded.

LANCASTER, Ky, April a6.--About 7
o'clock Monday night q rant Leaval,
colored. was shot and fatally wounded
by Porter Wearen, of McCreary, this
county. The weapon was 44-caliber
Smith Il Wesson, the ball entering the
lf II nipple. Leavel fell on his face
y aen the shot was fired. The ball sew.
cred the spinal column. Wearen was
lodged in Jail. He had enlisted here
Monday for the Spanish war. There
arc conflicting reports as TO the causes
leading to the shooting. Eye witnesses
differ as to whether there was any