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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18
FIGHTING YELLOW JACK.
war Department Prosecuting Health
Campaign in American Possessions.

NtS lc!eSraPh.)
WASH iNGroN. Nov. 1.-THE yellow
fever problem has been receiving earn
est attention of late from the authori-
ties here. particularly from the Marine
hospital service and the War Depart
mcnt. owing to the important new reln-
tons established With Cuba ana other
fever localities to the south of us ana
also OF the recurrance of the disease in
thisc ountry during the last summer
The purpose is 10 prepare during the
coming winter months for such an eff
AcieEt Gordon of protection around the
eouftryetfat tie chances uf II rentro-
duction OF the disease will h,. Reduced
20 minimum. while at the same time
the points of Infection in Cuba and else.
where will be 50 improved by snnita-
ton and guarded by quaransne that
IN" main sources of danger will be re-
moved
Already the Marine Hospital service
mas ptSuh rs work of establishing Il
Gordon OF quarantine around Cuba.
DiSINFECTING PLANTS.
a large floating disinfectinE plant is
in opera ton i'll Havana harhor. and n
similar floating disinfccting plant is at
Santiago. although not yet in operation.
These are to take charge of the ship
ping coming to American ports and pu,
1t through such thorough disinrection
that all fever germs will be removed
Similar floating plants will be establish
cd in all other large commercial points
and such rigid rules put in force that
the shipping will be free from danger
before it is out of Cuban waters, that
although the same rigid quarantine ut
American ports will be continued Sur
Econ General Wyman is going ahead
With this disinfcction. although the pre-
sent laws are not all that is desired to
give officials the right to establish quar-
antine outside of tho country. Owing
To this weakness of the law strong Of
forts viii be made to have Congress
pass what is known as the C'affrey bill
granting additional quarantine powers.
Besides the quarantine to provide
against the escape of diseases from the
islands the authorities are now consid-
erinls plans for the internal sanitation
of the island on an extensive scale
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18
LARGEST wARSHIP.
thousands Witness the Launching OF
the English Rattleship Formidable.

thousands Witness the Launching OF
the English Battleship Formidable
I'y telegraph .
PORTSMOUTH. ENGLAND. Nov
1'.-'Fhousands of people today Witness
ed the launch of the ram battlctship
Formidable. at the dockyard here. She
is said To he the largest warship in the
world, being of $4,000 tons disrlace-
mtnt. She is 400 fet long and has -
feet beam ana draws 26 feet 9 inches Of
water. She cost over 100000 pounds
and Is estimated to steam IS knots
y notable feature of the launch OF
the battelship was the entwininS Of the
British and American flags on the Off
cill stand
Tie armament OF the Formidable con-
ssls of four 12-inch guns. twelve
G-incn quick firing guns; eighteen
l2-pounders: twelve 3-poundcrs and
eight Maxim guns. She CARRIES 300 ton !;
of coal in her bunkers anGa'will have Il
complement of $50 men. Her 12-inch
guns arle in hooded bnrbettes. She IS
to be driven by two prope!lers and will
have $4,000 indicated horsepower.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18
STANDARDS SIGN.
Date for the Evacuation of Cuba Now
Definitely Settled
w. (By TeleEraph)


Definitely Settled
. tBy Telegraph.)
HAVANA. Nov. 1.-THE date fo, the
Spanish evacuation has been definitely
settled as January L. All the Spanish
troops then remaining in the island will
be uuartcred under the protecti N or the
United states in camps especially dcs-
isnatcd pending embarkation Tor
Spain.
The stenographic report Of yester-
days joint session of the Evacuation
Commissions WAS signed this afternoon
by the Spanards, the Americans having
previously attached their signatures
Nothing was definitely settled at yes
terdlE session regarding the question
OF fixed and movable property. and 1t
is understood that the subject will be
referred by the commissioners to their
| res ,;;stf I've governments for settlements
ALLOWED sI':r,n EQUIPMENT
The Spanish d., III carry their
small arms colors, N, ~ the
entire equipment Of sif ia;1r: iaygone.- :, :,
field s-ss-3lD :
The landing place at Mnrianao was
today turned over officially to Genera,
Humphreys. who is the ranking Chief
eennrtermas;er of the United States
trnorS in the island \ depot for quar-
tcrmaSter's stores will be erected at
that place
In the course OF the next fortnight.
work will be commenced under t'nlunel
Hecker's directions, upon II railroad
from Casa Blanca, on the cast side OF
Havana Bay. to Guanabaroa where
1t is I" connect With the tracks of the
United railroad. thus Facilitating the
transportation of c"mmssary supplies
TO LOCATE THE CAMPS.
General Green" Will personally lay out
the camps on each side of tn. Ncniu
water works. beginning work imme-
diatc,y upon the arrival of the first car
q h,t N\h ipJ,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18
OYSTER INDUSTRY.
What Is Being Done by the Board r
... Fisheries

" ''''' - ''e'hS Done by the Board OF
r lSherles.
ale, AL'er meeting of the State Board Of
rlsh"ries. held in Richmond on
Wednesday night it was stated
by members of the board thar
-" oyster industry of the State
Mould Yield net revenue during the
present hscal year Of probably S40.o0o
LAST year the expenses of enforcing
.ae OYSTER laws and protecting the beds
ann, e1 49, n", .S all The revenue rev
i'ue rom the industry, but 81 900 had
~ Ne taken out OF the State Treasury
i"I Tue purpose besides.
-'atuFally. the members Of the board
a,e tt!uch ciated at the prospect Of being
'pie 10 MAKE such fine showing. They
nave devoted their best energies To the
work. and are determined that every
u"ilar posslnle snail be turner into the
''e .,,s ~
we are DONG our level hest" said
.ectelafv Miller. OF the board last
i',s''t, 20 Dlspafch reporter. I'VE re-
a''Aea. "nen w" entered upon ON duties
''st t'rfH. mat something had To he
zone. or the oyster beds of the State
we're gone. think every man on the
oo''u mas been giving his best efforts
70 MAKE the new law success. to pro-
e.ti me oyster ana nsh industry Of the
n.ate' ana 10 turn into the treasury
VERY uoiiar possible.
we cannon. OF course. tel! exactly
i,oW 'iiue,h we are going 70 make the in
.,y s'e!o IN taSatlon.' ne continued
nut ieel Sa1e IN SAVING we Will turn
,n me treasury s4o'ooo, may be little
ieSs. may De 4 NIUE more.
iesloen. ftetcher cnrroborated the
e'.,rt"te On Ste'etarS hlllef.
w 90 NOT WISH 10 promise too
Aiusn' saio Ut. Hietcher but there is
essls reason 70 peileve that we are go
~. us ~ l''.lhe showing az me end OF
, LIZ l1e res, .lscal year ina. may sur
,,n s'' W.: am sure WI, sral,!S the peo-
Va ~ b W .,S,,aa: ne Jaw, ! am sure
~ !" De 4 GOOD one
is ~ :, su'e 1''"eNe'. h'is De askei
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18
METHODIST CONFERENCE
Speeches by Drs. Hammond and Tillet
at Second Days Session.

~ NStohd LAY SeSSlOH.
fBy Telegraph)
NORFOLK, VA. Nv. 1.-THE second
day session of the Virginia Methodist
conference was devoted to purely rou-
tine matters The character of the min
lsters of several presiding elders dis
tricts We're passed but not completed.
as the question was suspended to hear
addresses on education.
The Board of Education was repre-
ented by DR.. Hammond who advocated
the teaching of the Bible in the public
schools
DIR. 1'illett spoke for Vanderbilt Uni
Nersity. where $50 ministers had been
zen tuition free of cost to the church
as a BODY :.
Tonight DR.. S. A;9-steel of Nashville.
lectured for the beneit~ of Monumental
church. Portsmouth. He had ar All al di-
ence of 200 and was requested to repea
ne lecture during the conference
Bishop Cranberry will deliver a semi.
centennial sermon tomorrow.
Conference has not yet got down tc
hard work. An interesting time is ex.
pectel tomorrow
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18
THE EMPEROR SAILS.
IV I.nIepranh

BERLIN Nov 17.--An official tele-
gram received here from Valetta. Is
land Of Malta. says the Emperor and
Empress of Germany nave sailed for
P:ola, at the northern end of the Adria-
tic sea. from which pert they will trave;
overland direct for home.
II is explained the the Emperor de-
cided upon this course because the
danger to the health of the Empress
by sudden change from a north to a
southern climate is thus leSSened.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18
AUTHORITY FOR LocAT1Nc;

W ASHINITUN, NOV. little Adju-
tant-Gencral of the army has furnished
the War Investigating Commission {,
statement showing the authority upon
which the camps occupied during TIL.
war with Spain We're selected It
shows that General Miles located the
camps at Ehckamauga. GA: Ferlan-
dina, Fla. and Camp Alger Va; that
General Lee selected that at Jackson
willie. and General Merriam that at
Camp Merritt, and that the othe,'
camps, except that at Tampa, We're Sc
lcctcd by boards of officers
The report says that a permanent
camp was never contemplated at Tam
pa. but that troops We're sent there
preparatory to cmbarking. on recon-
:ncndatun Of General Miles
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18
DISASTER AT SEA.
Collision Between Steamships Results
in Loss of Seventy Lives

! ~ v Wy ItIcEFIph.J ------
VANCOUVER. b. c.. Nov. 1T.-Ad-
vices by steamship Empress of China
tell terrible disaster in an inland sea
on October 25th. when tn stamr Kin
shiu Maru came into collision with the
steamer Myagawa Maru off Takami.
with the result that the latter sank in
a few minutes 1t is reported that as
many as 100 persons We're saved but 20
drowned. The Myagawa sank in three
minutes. So strong was the impact
that the captain. who was on the bridge.
was thrown into the sea-
All of the crew was saved and the
captain also. Serious instructions are
developing in China.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18
MAY BE RECONSTRUCTED.

petition is being extensively cir
cuiated and is receiving large mum
Der of signatures, asking that the
Board of Police Commissioners recon-
slider their action in the case of ex-Of-
ncer w. #. Webb. who was dismissed
from the force by the Board at its
last meeting. for alleged unnecessary
clubbing of q man.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18
THE WESTERN JUDGE

BAD weather again prevented the Pc
ruchl-B eldeni Company from having a
large audience at the Opera House last
night. The play presented was THE
Western Judge" with Mr. Peruchi in
the title role, in which he made a hit
The show. as whole was enjoyed. ex-
cept by several who did not like Miss
Hazel Cartoons take-off of the Saliva
ton Army, considering it sacreligious.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18
THE SAM HALL CASE.

sam Hall. the Bloodfeld negro now In
custody on the charge of killing enc
private of the l60th Indiana and wound
ing another. will be tried at the next
term OF the Warwick County Court,
which conveneS on the fourth Monday
OF this month. All of the witnesses have
been summoned to appear on that day
gPu-. Observation-Disclosures m m m m m II,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18
POLICE COURT.

Justice Brown disposed Of the follow
ing eases in the Police Court this
William Cooke John Wilson. Patrick
Mackay and West India Negroe,"
drunkenness. each fined 81 and costs
ID. 5. Jones and j. a. Moss, obstruct-
ing the street: dismissed
S. Godsey, riding bicycle on sidewalk:
fined $3.50 and costs; RENTED.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18

At the Hotel Tvy-L Apple Ralti-
more: J. G. Stewart and George s. John
son. Jacksonville. Fla: r. g. McNIac-
kin. belmont. Mich; NJ. Levy. HAl,i-
more. Md: George Johnson. Lexington,
Va. Oscar Sardcr, Exeter. n II.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18

Only original Hagey King Heaters
are the Air Tight fuel savers Baby
TO Jumbo sizes. W. H. X. Holt Sole
Agent. Twentyseventh street and
ROANOKE avenue. no 15-eod3t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18

Only original Hagey King Heaters
are the Air Tight fuel savers. Baby"
to Jumbo" sizes. w. H. X. Holt, Sole
Agent. TWenty-Seventh street and
Roanoke avenue. - 15-eod3t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18

This is to notify you that 7 have
rented the store next to Adams Racket
store on Washington avenue for you,
special benefit, and on December 1st.
will be on hand with the grandest lot
OF toys this city has ever seen. No
body will have to ro or sen! elsewhere
for Xmas !'es"~ts this year. Wait and
see. SANTA CLAUS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18

Ladies'. We have about rs pairs lace
and bntton shoes that sold for $1.50. to
close them out quick we price them
for csc. PeySer. 27l5 Washington aven-
ue. a&fRH
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18

The Firemen's Executive Committee
which had charge Of the arrangements
ior the hremen.s convention OF Septem-
standing bills paid
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18

An elegant assortment of fine deco
rated Toilet lS;,ShStand) Sets, and q
selection of Pictures which cannot be
duplicated before the Christmas holt
days al HUNTON'S. no 1S-2t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18

At the Warwick-T. J. Carran New.
York City: S. Blamenthal, Colorado: $.
NJ. Pritcheib. New York: d. Lunnsteiny
New York: Thos. S. Bowles Richmond:
J.. {, Foster. New York: l.. w Godsev.
Richmond: Z. l.. Parsons. Providence.
T. l.; VIM. a. Thompson. Freehold n.
j.: VIM. Briggs, Jr., Philadelphia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18

Ii you are thinking OF buying din
ncr. tea or toilet set. in simple Justice
to your pocket you should see and
price our assortment Adams Racket
Store.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18

To dress as nicely as he can Is the
duty Of every man. Let us help you to
do your duty. We have the newest
styles In Hats. Suits and Overcoats.
woodward & Womhle. 1O-9-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18

You are Interested in this so pairs
Iieslar's shoes that sold fo? $500 and
si.oo TO change ownership we price
them now FOR s1.6S. Peyser's 27l5 Wash
ington ave.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18
NO MARKS OF VIOLENCE.

DR.. Gary performed an autopsy, and
by doing SO. showed plainly that the
coroner's jury was mistaken in its
verdict. absolutely mistaken. for it re-
vealed the fact that there was not a
particle OF evidence to show that the
man had come to his death through vi
oience. The deep gashes over the eyes
We're caused by the ravages of crabs Or
some other marine animals the skull
was intact, and further investigation
showed that the man came to his death
by drowning. The coroner will so re-
port to the Justice this morning.
This goes to show how easily a coro-
ner's jury may be mised by appear
ances, and how necessary a post-mor-
TEN examination is in such cases The
verdict of the jury. unaided by expert
examination. was perfectly natural
one. as any other six men would have
a6@Rsed at the same conclusion slnder
RED and birds eye view of the body.
The verdict of the coroner does not in
any degree lessen the belief Of Chief
Boatwright and others that it was IL
case of murder, though the theoretic
situation WILL of course have to be ma
terially revised The theory now is that
the man was either caught and robbed
while held. or robbed at the point OF .
revolver. and after being robbed, was
pushed overheard.
Justice Jones has set the preliminary
hearing for 10 O'Clock Monday morning.
Whatever may be the result Of the le-
gal proceedings against Jackson. Chief
Boatwright thinks that he has very
strong case against him. Whether he
can produce a witness who actually
saw the crime committed remains to be
seen. The theory is that Hewlett can
tell a good deal about it il he would.
If the murder was done on Pier s, as
is supposed. the county authorities will
have jurisdiction in the trial Of the case.
for the pier is just across the line This
does not preclude having the trial in the
city should such an arrangement prove
desirable. for the city has jurisdiction
for mile into the county. though it
would not apply in this case, except
by agreement between the nutho ties.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18
AT THE HOTELS

Mr.. John y. Lyons, who has been in
charge OF The lunch room of the Hotel
IVY Tor the past three weeks, Yesterday
assumed charge of the house. as mana
ger forl.leutenant .Joo, who has been
ordered to Porto niico Mr.. Lyons is .
Motel man of many years eSneriancn
he was for five years manager Of the
Mansion House. Atlantic City. n. T.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18

Pure milk cents quart 20 cents by
the gallon. from good, healthy cows. NOT
Guaranteed. A l. Parker. 1l-4-1m
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18

Stop at Newport News Bakery. corner
OF ihlrty-hrst st. and Washington
ave, and take home hot loaf of bread
1or supper. no loft
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18

In the streets and suburbs of London
there are not only 712 fountains for
human beings. but 2S6 large troughs for
70. sheep and hogs. -"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18

AT the Observation-Disclosures. Erooks
and Chas. Brooks. Ncwtown Pa; Wm.
II. Barton. Richmond: Mr. ana Mrs.
Chapman. Norfolk; ]. c. Faber Scran-
ton, Pa &c.,. "M
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18
Fave your Wheel re-enameled. 81 and
up. at Newport News Cycle Co. l1-1tf

You ought to be dressed up to eat
that Thanksgiving Turkey. We are
showing beautiful line of Suits, Over
coats. Hats and Furnishings.
no li-tf Woodward & Womble
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18
THE TOLBERT CASE.
complainant is not Recognized as a
Government Employee
IFy Telegraph.)
SLIM GkNhNN

10y ItIegTnph.1
WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-John w.
Tolbert has received Governor Elierbe.s
answer to his telegram asking whether
the governor would afford him protec-
ton from mob violence in returning to
his home at Mccormick. S. c. The 60
errors reply. which is substantially as
published i'll this mornings papers. is
regarded by Toibert as Il practical ad-
mission that the governor cannot afford
HIM protection and therefore, i; is said it
is not likely that he will jeopardize his
life by returning to his home in the
present state of excited feeling. Up to
This time no definite plans with respect
TO the prosecution of the participants
he riotous proceedings against u.
W. Tolbcrt have been decided upon en-
The fact that Tolbert is the assistant
postmaster at Mccormick and not the
postmaster. may have an important
lel ring hn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18
TOWN SACKED AND LOOTED.

SHANGHAI. Nov. 1.-THE rebels
'<wei Flu. in the upper Yang Use Kiang
Valley. and have burned the Catholic
mission there No further details are
obtainable at present
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18

At the Impcrial.--R l.. Cooke ans
Wife. Sweet Chalybeate Springs. Va
j. Ed. Eyers. Virginia: T. N, Hunnicut
and w. r. Wilson. Virginia
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18

Mr.. G. P. McCluer, of the Fell Te,-
phone Exchange. Richmond, is, a guest
at the Warwick.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18

Mr.. r. F. Eagle. manager Of the
Sweet Chalybcatc Springs. wo is in the
city on business, is stopping at the I'm
nerial. ...
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18
NOT RECOGNIZED.

Assistants to fourth-claSS postmas
'erS are not recognized by the law as
officers of the government. they being
appointed and paid by the postmaster.
In the postof1ice department they are
recognized rs miscellaneous employees
Assistant United States Attorney
Cochran. from the Tolbert district, has
been ordered to Washington for con-
ference with the officials fathe depart
nl"nt of justice. and upon his arrival
here tomorrow the whole South Caro-
lima situation will be gone over and a
line of action decided upon. The case OF
4. II. Burning. United States Commits
sioner at Wilmington. n. c.. is said to
present none of the difficulties which
have appeared in the Tolbert case. and
it is thought that instructions will soon
be given the United States attorney
there To make an investigation Of the
facts with n view of beginning proceed
inIS. .H
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18

We sell YOU the Suit. ..
We give you the fit. ......
They'll make you look cute,
If you stand or you sit. --14
no l1-.f Woodward Il Womble.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18

All pairs Guaranteed for year and
'heaPest at Newport News Cycle CT
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18
PROBABLY MURDER
Body of William Walker
Found in the River.
The Mistaken VERDICT
pps'se" o Have fisen Robbed and Thrown
scarf. DIR. q .ry UPSET. v.r,itct Of
c"ro"er'sJury. Ln"ktug for rn.
nody. The Prisonera. $780,.

imam Walker. the
WIS ~ hloodf.eid cook-shop negro
VINO VINO disappeared Monday. has AS haa,,
d Jun, The Daily Press stated yester-
10. the pellef was that the unfor
head ,nhSS mao peen knocked in the
This sa annnao ana pushed overheard.
cSiheu 60 be literally the case
Ioot. pe IN evidence that William
who bnna' ~ "orhs on pier No. S and
VIII, os''ued at walkers place invited
TN, 80 :" ,i'eosi'PanS him to the wharf
ar 49, .ne mouse together and Walk
Cd ma, 80 Jackson was arrest
mans Vie o,iplaint OF the missing
.anra1; 'iiu me police began a
IIa,, Ii'eSlleatlon. Later Cornett
"a nc = :" =. .siliuuth negro was arrest
ynst go, 'pl.ee.
,rhn - mo- l'il's thief Boatwright
mo IN -; De.'' very energetic and untir-
svsta,.,-i, ms case. ordered {;
49, ,>..N search Tor the body He
lS,at out ;,,, liel no. ana started n
an,r ,hn,, ~" .lree men in it. instruct
fwharr ny, ~ nias me river near the
T nothinv ,';, ..Hr' renamed an hour and
tall:,,r S iound returned home
nntil 49, s !" continue their work
n,clo,,. ,"uHu the body. At 4:30
telephone mnssa,-I. So, 'n ne received a
telling him that the body had hno,
found Just a few feet below the r,er 1t
was carried To the bank and in a shorf
time Squire Jones arrived and held an
!HiuSSl, lne following serving n j,,rorc.
iesSrS. w. G. Boatwr:Sht w I. prjc,
; 2-.sG. GrigES w. r. Baker T. S \r.st
and Ss--TIv-uY1 g.
The jury after nakinr - - 7,is.,
ftion of thu. body returnea ;. ,.ar',;1.,
death caused h,: :, ,Io,,. VIZ 81
Y blunt instrument.
" Such indeed seemed Ia hay. ha,,, ~
Tease. The remains wer,. nor h,n,ts, -,
4 Oany erea, extent. nor w.Y. ,h,,.
composed. There were. anparentlv 1,ut
T, two wounds about rho hnd,., a.
tgashes. one above each temna t,t,b.r
| blow. judging from supcrfcial ,nna,,
4 ances would have caused death ana ~,
conclusion was. naturally thar tba No.,
was dead before he was thr,v, ;,,, -,
water In any event there .aa,,,ad -
room to doubt thar if Vas j case nr ,oiI
FLOODED and brutal murder Tbora ,,...a
s no scratches about tho hodv 10 ,nai,,, -
"a a scufl1e He was a great bir str,nnin,.
fellow. nearly six feet fan about ,hirt,,H
five years old muscular ana ne strona
as an OK He could easily have defended
himself against two men If or,,in,rr
size had he had half q chance THO IN
dications are that he did nor hoya ave,
half a chance for his life =.
lost ,rt,ArE ar m
tl'er tne INQUEST rather curious
s'a,e 81 AFFAIRS developed. Justice Jones
nau me oooy put IN an undertakers
Wagon Wnlcn mao arrived. Inc Justice
vas u'oer the impression that the wa
son belonged 10 ftouse, and sent word
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-18

Hagey King Heaters. no 15eod ct