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LCST-BLACK SATIN CAPE. With "A
:ace RIFLE. on Twenty-eghth street.
between West and Washington
sverue. Finder Will phase return
to Mas. G., w. Mains, 2,l0 Yves;
avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24

I'm speaking, CT the Spanish situation
rev days ago Senator Morgan re
Fitsrred to "a fact Which seems 10 have
escaped the attention OF a number Of
persons. The Wheels have revolved
too far said ME, ITO be reversed now.
We cannot retreat and Spain will mot
yield. She cannot yield if the dynasty
US TO be ave.1. Wlla tever we do to
;saad THE Gu bau1s-zaald we must do some
sf1ling--Hi1l be resented by SPAIN. y
ssts9 5tfhnk that war is Inevitable" The
Il Whole danger lies in the political conG,-
spio1ls now existing in Spain Saga sta
ana his advisers are too Units ,ldasent 10
+ irifinK Tor moment THAT Spain could
cope With the United Suites. out to
Y back down would mean the fall OF the
* Present dynasty Thur. lit seems that
q THE Spanish ministry finds itself he
3sf N'een the devil and Lht. deep sea'-tlt-
tstlut4;don ait home or defeat al the
3 faufds OF "a foreign foe Those persons
WHO cannot see amy danger in the sit
81 alton or who fa'il to understand why
Inc government is putting the country
$of a war basis with such feyerisJG,
l,talste should realize that there are
other ISSUES involved besides this. de-
suaTuctaon of the Marine in Hap7ane, har-
dor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24

We have cut in today the following
be able to give service Tor several days
up central and be connected with
stidl quite dot OF work to be done
nected, subscribers VIII not be
For several days we will issue a new
81 LAbbe, James E.. Book Store. 26th st
lO5 .Anlen, Fred F.. Druggist, Welsh
1ss ADAMS, W. H.. Racket Store.
Washington ave.
81 Baltimore House, Gloven s. Adams
Twenty third street.
40 Balqentine, j. T., Painter and Pa
per hanger.
II Bickford, r. G., Res. West ave.
Z Benson, PhiAl FPS & Co.. Coal and
Wood, 24th st,
81 Blyenton. w. Scott. sec., Washing
12s B Bal cit & West, Real Estate.
lss Barton, j. NJ. SALOON and Theatre.
Cord st.
So Burgess w. G., Druggist. 18th st.
and Washington ave
43 iBallentine, J. T.. UphoQsterer. La
faystte ave.
III Blassen,hann, C. R, Saloon. Wash
ington ave.
125 Iallght vs Belrh. Printers. 25th st.
80 Boyenton, w. Scott, Res, 3Srd st.
IS Boiling, L. r., Wholesale Grocer.
2Suh ST.
Caldwell. E. w. successbr to WENT
worth e Caldwell. Hardware.
Washington ave.
IS Court House. Lafayette ave and
25th ST.
g. Clements, N. B., Livery stHbles
Lafayette ave.
IS Chi1ttn Laundry, Lafayette ave.
IS Clark, "A Harness mfg, 9th st.
al Cleasey. L. H., Res. 29th st.
rs Crow. G. W., Constable, e5uh st.
1879 Connecticut House Furnishing
House, N. II. MLrgaJn. prop. 2Stlh at
40 Cade Resstau rauH 4 Cafe. 2ard st.
161 Cox, c. c., Pastor Baptist church,
Res, Washington ave.
101 Corss, Dr. J. K. Goth st. and La
fayette ave.
103 Chandler, Hay, Graby ana Feed,
Lafayette ave.
12 Drew, w. H.. Res, s1s esth st.
IA Evening Telegram.
SO Finch, F. F., Real Estate Deaasts
81 Fi4st National Bank. 2sth st. and
Washington ave.
1877 Father Donahbe, Res, 3314 WASH
ington ave.
SO Garrett, A. c.. Lawyer
% Griffitlhs & Lewis, Dry Goods,
Washington ave.
49, Glover & Adams, Baltimore HOUSE,
23rd St
1874 Hoffman Bros. Saloon. Lafayette
ave.
1876 Iealth Food Bakery. 2a;h st.
@ Hoffman P c. ACT Consumers
10 Hotel Warwick, West ave and
oath st.
A HenGey, T.. B., Real Estate and
Insurance, Washington ave
80 Humphries. c. W.. Butcher, 9Th st
81 Hotel Ivy, Washington ave. and
2Ith st.
IS HARDWOOD. & Curtis Hay. Grain and
Feed, 28th ST.
IS Hautz. James. Butcher. Washing
ton ave.
5S HIoskins c. R., Insurance, Wash
ington ave.
153 HENLEY & Hardy, Electrdcaa Con-
tractors.
81 Ideal Pharmacy Druggist, WASH
iGrg!ton ave and 18th st.
1914 Judkins & Madeira, Gnocers, 212
Gath st.
SIS Ketehum & Garrison, commission
Merchants, Washington awe.
As kipper, Fired G.. Bicycles. 27th st.
81 lash. NJ H. Furniture, Washing
toh ave. i. . s.s--a.44i saAlGAa Nts1
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24

LOST-A GOLD DIAMOND STUD
with screw. FTrlaer Will leave Same
at the corner of Jeffeirsu: am:
II Hampton avenues and get reward.
r,-23-3t-p
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24
THURSDAY. MARCH "a. 1898.
LOUD MourY1ED PATRIOTS.

General John II. Gordon tells IA story
which stril1ingly Illustrates THE <llaH>ac-
ter Of the loud mouthsd patriots who
parade their sounding phases w1hiqe
there is no danger, and hide in the
tihhcket When the BATTLE chickens Ac-
col'dtng to the story one of these verbal
heroes was nlal1i,rg a pulirioal speech
On THE exciting times OF '61, when The
exclaimed: I'VE can whip the Yam
KEGS with popguns- The war came.
and ,lh.e 2555luh was deluged with blood,
None of IL flowed from the veins OF
!. this braggart. AS a matter OF fact
Me didn't do amy of the figh tine,-h.,
haatd other business to occupy 1nis mind
After THE war was over, with tlens,-
gogic assurance, h.- nle,untel the plat
form and began to hcnrangue his fellow
men aSsaia1- In The MIDST of one of his
Speeches bottle-scarled veteran arose
4 AND asked: 'Ain't you the man what
stliu tour Years ago that we could whip
nhe Yankees With I,npguns? '' Yes"
y was The unasassh*d reply. but darn EN-
Y ta1ey Wouldn'r fight that way!'
iWhether or not this incident really
f occurred it BEARS ON its face th,, inn
!, press OF "a great truth The. patriotism
and loyalty which finds its expression
in mere words seldom amounts to
much
! oHlche Sam has trouble with Spain
5 o amy ot'ner naairnl the men who will
q GO f'he lighting and Win THE victories
= Saaa DC TING men who tz1iuIly and
a eSata'Sa1y atre'tit1ls, to dht!ir business
" Whhen the necessity arises they fight
as Gfley 90 everything elise. with am
earnest zeal which is uulronuue1rable
,lhe 1ilvln who lis anxious for war with
out coupidns the cost is evidently too
i foseNfsh TO be a very dangerous aalver-
\ sary. The old sage 10 THE effect that
bar lang dogs seldom bite" is as true
/ to-day as; II ever was. While it has passed
4 unto g ptoverb that the anger Of a
quiet man lis to be feared"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

LosT-BETwEaEsN NEWPORT NEWS
and Hampton. green cloth cloak.
lined with red satin; trimmed with
black braid. Liberal reward Tor re-
turn to the Brunswick Hotel.
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|. TE1LE>GRAPEA EUQB8CADB-

Newport New9. Va.
subscribers temporarily. We VAN n,ns
ANY sttbsc rhloeT who ia cut In can Gala
any number on this list AS there ha
anu over a hundred phones to be con-
worried Is service iR not yet pegfeot.
list darby watn new subscribers an they
be issued in few days.
200 Managers Offics. CM:xenS Teto-
11s Masulr+e & sm.lil, Bicycles. WASH
II MOSS. w. T.. Attorney at Law.
e8t1l st.
rant. Washington ave & Gath st.
1e6 Augler. p. j.. Saloon. Sa12 Wasan-
dngton ave.
laa Mcguire & 6ma1a. Bicycles. WasRa-
81 lMsllford & Eimunds. Reaa Hptata
1885 2sltih at.
1s Magxton & James. Hardware, SATIN
st.
% Moyer & Sheppard, Plumbers, asth
St
SO Meslc. J. W., Grocer. 9Stfh It,
no Nelms G. B. &c Bro, Fanl Eutnlta
ST Naltionsal Brewing Ce-. Virginia ava
and 24th st.
3 N.lms & West. Attorneys. aa.n st.
III N. n. Sh.pblrlding and Dry Dock
Co.. Washington ave.
d Newton & Brown, Attorneys af-
Law. Washington eve and asth st.
% Nash, J. A.
l1E NewpS4t News Produce Counpauy.
114 Needhiahn Building Co
122 Newport News Wine q, Liquor CO.
142 Newport News Seminary,
81 a. N. Light & Water Co.. WASH
tngton ave.
SO IN. N Bakery &. CONT dictionary Co..
Washington ave.
So Newport News Laundry
81 Newport News Tobacco Co..
81 OG DOnlndOQ8 Land Co.. Washing
4 n.,,a
"a Patten. J. L. & ca. waahassoa
ave. .H4
- Perkins. Duncan s o., Beuu,Dt1n.A.
Washington ave.
% Pressey, ]. B. & B. T., DenrdBA
27hIh st.
s Peyser. Elias Gtothing & Gents,
Furnishings, Washington ave-
is P. E. Light e. Power Co.. Virginia
1e7 Pa esSzt Brewing o., : M easaas@aas
ave and Goth st.
II Post. Hon. W. A., Res, West awe
81 Parker. w. NJ. Groceries. 1ss sTtn st
$50 Robson. J. W. Reaa HsAaae, a,s
81 Rudu, @. A. & CO.. N. q. PacN.
Agent. Lafayette ave.
lis Rdchter & Britting,hh7n. Stoves and
q Rohrig. Mss Jadia, Butcher. sa.a 81
70 Reyner. H., Grocer,
e.
80 Sears, W. n. Butcher.
63 schmefk Bros, Bankers, .Whslxhng-
ton ave and 2Sth st.
1e9 Stu1giss & Berkeley, Attorneys att
Law. 2ath st.
So SmdltIa, DR.. n. N, Wash ERthm eve.
% san1nons' =. Fl !, Bakery. SIS sshh st
4e TslmAn. c. B.. F'reah Meats AND
Groceries. Washington ave.
"a The Daily Press. Mbrzrlng Paper
Washington ave.
81 Tayaor, J. e. q.
4s azsasr V &. H. H. Re- kss.. e th s. e.
s3 The Daily COMMERCIAL. sath u.
1872 vandegr.tt, 2sth st. y
Wynne. J. r.. FNkd1 hnd Oysters,
Washington ave.
~ Warren, J. e.
n Wilkins. B. b.. Grocer, e7th 81 and
Washington ave.
Wentworth e Caldwell
Old Point, 81 IT,
Hampton, q rs:r1i9
Phoebus, .21t kE%IS1Sfy
Soldiers Home, y cfTITS aN4sIS1,
Poquoson, @fTekFE2sTAs
Fox Hall, .'~9Flf sMsF%SA
Rip RAps. iHSY@Q
Suffolk, 26c. yesssEX
ess esz1 Sc. .,,As III ISssaSss
Ho11anS1, CSC NJ ';3H.tyEfSf FE#asSE
Csourtlamd, 26c. slsf ENTERTAINER
Carrsvtlle. $50. = F'f-~hNs NEE
Nor0oek. $50. el3KEEllNlgs I'M u
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24

In SsehaM OF the City of Newport News
stase Daaay Press extends hearty wei
II Come TO both tine distinguished and un-
distinguished visd tors Within the portals
4 ~ the cdty today. and hopes THAT every
.sasan, woman and c11dId may leave for
\ home with pleasant Ieco1lectionls OF the
2ss liverpool Of Virginia
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24

5GSs The fIe.:addo, a Spanish newspaper,
Ssfti,sEslss the DESTINATIONS preparations
;;apf tine United States Justify Spain in
INA king Nike preparations Why, of
Il course they do. No one will object TO
such 2 course OF procedure if the Span
ss:ia'rds can find any one Who wants TO
s4Hreat.''
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24

We have cut In today the following
be able to give service Tor several days.
up central and be connected With
sfiNl Quite a dot OF work to be done
nected, subscribers VIII not De
For several days we will issue q new
are NUT In to service. "A new card will
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTA TIE
NEAR TINE CITY OF NEWPORT

OF VALUABLE r E AL E TAT L
NEAR TINE CITY OF NEWPORT
NEWS, VIRGENpA
BY virtue OF the provisions OF a GER
tain deed OF trust bearing date ON the
10th day OF October. 1892, executed tt
antd Newport News Company and du.,
recorded I'm the Clerks office of the
County Court Of Eliza beth City Coun-
~. Virginia. in Deed Of Trust Book 5
page 449. default having been made in
the payment Of the debt therein Sc
hereunder, shall sell at public auctioI
TO the highest bidder. ON
TUESDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF
FEBRUARDY, 1898.
al II O'clock A. NJ. on the premises. tbs
following property. to-wi.:
All those certain 113 lots Situated on
Hampton Roads near Newport News, In
the County OF Elizabeth City County
State OF Virginia. known and des.gna-
ted on plat or map OF the lands OF The
Newport News Company. made for sale
Company by Braxton, hansl1er & Me-
rye Civil Engineers, and recordelI ir
the Clerks office OF Elizabeth City
county. Virginia, by the following fig
ures viz: Block 34-I-ots Nos. to q
Inclusive: Block 25-I1ots 81 to 40 in
elusive: Block 15-Iots 81 to 40 inclu-
eire; Block 7-1-ots l to "a inclusive;
ploth Wills 10 . inclusive, and Lots
rs to Il inclusive; Block 24--Lots t.
20 inclusive; Block 16-Iots to 20 In
elusive: Block 35-Lots i to inclusive
and Lots Is to 80 inclusive: and Block
Slot SO. said lots being situated or
the streets and alleys as laid down ar.t
named on said plat. which ls hereby
made part OF this deed.
TI1REafE-CASH.
WIN. P. DESAUSuRE. Trustee.
Sac adjourned FOR rw.o weeks-to 161t
lay on February, 1898.
WM. P. DeSAUSSU{tE.
Trustee.
February S, 1895.
Sale further adjourned for to weeks
10 March list
Sale further postponed fer ten days
" March II, 1895
March nth. 1893.
sale further postponed to March Ath
1888. commencing at 1870 P. N.
March 18th, 1898.
Persons desiring further informa ion
and wishing to see the property will
call OF Powell Brothers & King, who
w.t.! furnish maps and give all desired
particulars. Offtce In basement: OF Cti-
zens and Marine Bank building, corner
Washington avenue and Twenty-sev-
enrh street, Newport News, Va.
jan1-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24

IT. OR SALE-Upon. receipt OF 2oc.
II will mail you a splendid collection
OF double mixed Gladiolus. assorteI col
ors Also nicely rooted named hardy
rose. Address O. A. PAI1MD R, care
Lock Box P. Newport News. Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24

FOR IsENT-A 12-ROOM HOUSE.
Forty-eeconu street any Lafayette
aveure apply at 1900 LaynAEette
avenue. III -1."Ip
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-13
Gin Gm9el
wiro Gn6 belie,,,

Cure anletben MAIDEN, Glier Gider,
tbum uno Nebeu III elmer 9lIteu @eieQ.
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Sir gerHdlernns sessn Seuer-
Continental, New York,
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Capital, DpS MOineS.
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National Of New York,
standar of Michigan uuo arS...
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Mutual Life OF New York,
Manhattan of New York.
/ @runosi9entbum leoer grt. @ir per.
! ben .Sbnen oasleIbe nit Sreuoer be.
( i9relbeh ltno Sel9en, rno babeH eiueu
tii6tl9en Sdbmdlm III u~lllereu Sieuiten
wel6er iitri quite Seitstitel Iorot. Sn
GrblboltS Nn9ele9enbeiten ooer Bel
alien 9eIdGftll6en lluternebmunoeu
wenoet Sud mttnolt9 ooer i5r til Do
/ oil @nren ergebeniten
Wtf. It gel,
Ssuti6er Iotar.
Sw. Gde6. II. WaiusS Ctr. Dubuque, Ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-13

gu lei9en, I'm benz Oiebe Die geute wies
Der abSuia9en. Die 8itte wurbe oepdbrt
utto GoBba9 bate aud bic Sreuoe, gu
ieben, boB Die Gntferulng Spii6en ben
8eiOen, 10 LANCE ct iie nod beoba9teu
%tonnte, INNER 9ertn9er wuroe. 90
wartete CT gebulbi9 auf Oie 0tidtebr bes
8erfolgers. Oieier lteB ii6 ieOo9 ni9t
mebr ieben. glu9 Die 0oifnun9, man
pcrOe inn baS Rao, ba ii3 in Der Sottels
tai6e feline Nbreile befanb, in Die Wobs
nun9 briugcn, mar trii9eriI3. giels
lci9t perOen Die @auner, bic %oifenbar
6ano in 6anO ar6eiten, Oielen S9winbsl
AUDI anoerswo perIu9en.
= Slide aus Ser Gr6e a~ussu9ra6en,
lit cine 6eIie6te 6angpeiie in Spauieu.
0ort bobren it9 aaidbrli9 pdbren6 bes
Sommers, weun Der 9er9elfluB aug.
trodner, bic Slide in ben feu9ten @runo
unb weroeH bmnt auienbpeiBe wie Sarz
~toifeln auSgesra6eu. Die SO 3ou
Iungen Slide lie9en I'M feu9ten SauOe
cin9e6ettet uno itno e6enio moBl uub
muntcr, ais Oh iie eben aug ibrem
Gtemente beraus9ebolt nurben. QI6 in
mebreren 6litilen Nmertfa's, Die pdbreno
oes SommerS auStrofneu, piro bieIeIbe
6augart a%ngepenoet. Sort lie9cn Die
Slide Monate lang i'm SanOe unb
erma9en erit, rpenn Die Re9en5eit b%eSinnt!
Gin 6un6etcitament" Fat Elm tinbers
loies G6epaar i'm @eiteu 8erlinS
beponirt. Die @beleute b0beu benz Sbiers
I6ueuerein bic Summc pom so, 900 Marf
Su9eon6t, aus oeren 3inien Die 9erpiiiens
bate Terpfte9ung zines 6unOes beitrits
ten perOeu ioQ fir ben Sal, oaB Die Be-
iibsr bes OuuoeS bas i3eitli9e iegnsn unO
bieier iontit berrenloS witroe. Stirbt
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0ermOgen Dem Sbieri9utuereiu anbeim.
Der 0uno lit Elm tleines G5ier, bas einise
buubert Ntarf gefoltet bat.
- Sine 3eitung in Gir9inia rGtb ben
0emofratenf Oepep unb Wbeeler ale
9rdIioenti6aftstifet fir 1900 gu. mo-
minircn. Der Sbatiu6e, bag Semey
Repu6Iitaner lit, entIehigt ie ii3 in Der
Meile, OaB lie b%ebauptet, @rant babe
audi ME ooS republitaniide 3ifet ees
itimmt, bis CT ais Gonbioat fir oas
bo6ite Grecntipamt i'm 2arbe a%uftrat.
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woroeu.
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uno Sel6itmoroen. yIon ie 1000 obess
fallen in europa, i9reibt Die louisville
YEiues", iiuo l6 gelpaltiame; in ben
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Gmelita, bG5 S6ieBeiien we9;uperfeu. 1t
Wgr. 3aroetti lit uon Ieiner 6erien.
reiie nod 6om Suriifsefebrt uuo pobnt
uieoer nie .friiGer i'm GoQe9to Ganaoeie
an Der 0ia Suatro Gontane.
9n 9noiana beite6t elm abuofa
barauf, in Gerien I'll platbiren. QGar:
UNI ni6t einmol audi geretmte 2trgumente
in ben beiligen 0alen Der Suititia, 100
or 10 uieI run9ereimtes 3eu9" sei6past
piro?
- 9rilsen zlluterribt. Gr,ieber Gum
8rinSen, berein i9le6teS @eod6niB baO
vSobeit beberSigeu wun9erbar bas @ort ::
v9IidIi6 lit, wer UergiBt."
= Sn ben Geremi9ten Staatcu iiub
iebt rurb cine Mtilion Meilen Seleoras
pbens2ettunsen uorbanOen auf 200, 900
Wteilen Niuie, melbe runo 25, 900 9emter
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capital betrd9t runc 600 MiQionen
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-13

Sw. Gde6. II. Wtaiu. Str. Ou
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-30

ahead or "eoase or" and thA vas nk
recalled. and the ceceassd th@reursoa Start
81 On towards tse camp. ard the GeseEsda NJ
Their shot ana Killed aim the GessIs-Anl
would Tot As free fran fa1st.
'.in the czss oE STATE W. WIl2ssssss Essnsis
Sotzsa asssrr. page 4ls, It IS sss1;
Bat 4 he provoked fs1e combat: er pro-
eaceG tire oerassGn, ~stass1r assy ssis,fafo -
intent. snters92fE. for tuEfa.ace sE orssis2arT
battery mercy, the final Killing IN ss-i-
defence wifi be rEsausiasssg1 tes only Iass
II sa4 s5ssezFx8A 81 zee recent case - SS1tAS
-. Pa<rs9x. 81 Ao-, se, > " REP. -
-;~ssss rssss rsrrsfst -. construed 70 mean or
nod TIA. ssre aho prgvokes o. brsnzs Ca
4 difficulty. resulting "a IRE drain ., one
OF the cen ia ants IL 70 go free OK al pun
fsfguzetyt unless ne erts~94 INTO the flzlt
with a fesonsoua pBg2psF. The csHIsc-
tot. above stated Is clearly asserted 10 the
case Of Adams VS.. PeyFsss. = H.. sss. 90
often rs.e9 party wSo VIII enter isstS
al asfray voluntarily, tho1gA w'5saosis any
fesonso1s dez4gr. and. when EaT1 isFsss@s1.
kids his adversary. Is n0E wholly w4fa9a'
criminal blame
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-30
EDITOR puRGED or CONTEMPT.


Sp-risi D.sgsatcEa 10 the Post luteiiig esacsr-.
EVERETT sgs~e 29.--IEl the case u the
state ~ W. H. Ro:he-y. whe. Or TIE am
dav!t of A A BSoaeck. ~as charged WIFE
contempt Of co4E,. Judge Frank T. he1a
hax urged the defsuzan; of contempt Isas
affidavit charged Mr.. E3slscFy EitA pup
lssflsax an article in the Independent IN
ter-sr1 Il, isslsrss.ate wituess who would
testify on besaif Of the defense 10 the case
Of the State VS. Counellf. TIE state was
rsDresertet3 by locai attorneys, Cooley q
tforars6 ASSISTED ~ JOAN i. bore MI
Eothery was represented by Attorneys
Coleman * FOgsrfy.
The judge after reading the article sew
eral times very carefully. decided II vas
not the intent Of the editor 10 tntin1hssie
any witness but proceeded 10 express him
seif very foFcibly against the publication OF
any such articles. The article in question
was headed Every Idle Word" 1t is az
fellows.
'sfae witnesses lawyers and the Judge
IN the Coanelia case. numbering some foF-
~ persons from this county. are today ID
Sidney where this wretched case = 10
come up Tor trial. In the name Of human
ify. when a man Is being tried for having
taken TIE lite Of fellow NAH, ali passion
and prejudice should be done away with
so Il Is possibly i good ta!Dx. Indeed. that
the case has Seen removed TO another
county IL is better :iat al the jurors
should be strangers 10 the accused and
know nothing concerning the murder ex-
cept thai which Is presented fl the evil
aenee allowed 20 come before the court.
I'm this city there could BOT De found
man 10 serve on the jury, for IT would be
almost impossible TO find one who did not
feel and know that 1t was Il cold-bloodsd
murder. We say almost impossible be
cause there IL III the talk of the Town has
a word % truth !ga IN one man. a merchant
here. who has gone TO Sidney to testify
that he heard Ole Nelson say be would XIII
Connella- II Ole Nelson ever did say such
a thing which We doubt. 1t VAS said not
with Bitterness and with truly inuraefous
intent bu: idsy. as one OF Ole Nelson's jolly
nature would say iI-meaninE no more
than that he would tell him what he
thought OF him or give aim piece of his
mind.
..Ie this merchant, who goes in the in
terest Of the accused 10 cast suen asIfefsfon
or the memory OF our late Innocent and
inofY.nsiVe citizen then he should not soon
I've forgotten ny our citizens, who like hon
esty and fsirness. and when he returns 10
citizens Of Everett are ready to express
strongly their disapproyai Of his action by
transferring their patronage TO more
worthy and honest-rnsndad citizens There
il a strong belief here that the murderer
VIII escape has just deserts. and that feel
Ina, comes from a past experience with the
legal processes heretofore conducted in
such cases Having always lived where
goo! laws are made and are enforced. We
cannot accept this belief of our many fei-
low citizens To jury with clear moral
vision. IL would seem that Ii would ne i'm
possible to prove that black is white.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-30

MASS MEETING AT EVERETT.
Preliminary steps Taken to Organ
ice u Vigilance Committee.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-intellgencer.
EVERETT, Dee. 2s-Pursuant 10 cali
a mass meeting was held this evening.
which was attended by $50 OK the repre-
sentative citizens OF the town. The object
OF the meeting. as given out, was the
formulating Of some plan for the protec-
ton OF life and property. The real object
was indirectly 10 protest against the ruling
OF the court which permitted Connella. the
slayer Of Nelson. 10 go forth a free man.
THIS protest In the various speeches made,
took the form that under the law AZ inter-
preted by the courts there Was no real pro-
lection to life, aud THAI machinery outside
of that provided hy iaw was necessary Tor
such protection. Among the speakers were
Mayer F'alconer, Il. X Beacham and II.
r. NeAaer. OF Lowell
A committee was appointed 20 preoare
suit able resolutions fer the consideration
OF a future meeting. which committee con-
sisted of enc member from each ward. as
fellows. First r.. Ramsand Second. =.
II. Nichols: Third. H. ., Whitmafsll. the
nayaf-alect. Fourth. j. +. Faiconer, the
present mayor. Fifin. a. Boyer. Sixth. A
NJ Lord; lowell. ii. h. Neader, formerly
postmaster.
After this appointment the meeting adj
tournet. subject - eaA Of tho committee
when ready TO report.