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Evening journal., 1898-10-07
PONY AND DOG SHOW.

There were two large audiences at
the performances given by Sipe &
Blake's Dog and Pony Show, at Ninth
and Lombard streets yesterday The
animals are thoroughly trained and do
a number Of tricks with an intelligence
and amount Of precision that delight
both children and grown persons.
There will be performance this after
noon and evening, and also tomorrow
the engagement concluding tomorrow
night
Evening journal., 1898-10-07
PUMPS

form a very small part Of our
stock, but still on this comparatively
unimportant line we are ready to suit
every taste and every pockethook We
have all styles Of shoes except old
styles. Some of the ancient stylesshown
in our picture don't look much more
queer than the styles of last year or the
year before. IL you want to be strictly
"up 10 the limit in shoe fashion, come
here for your shoes. We have bar
gains in Shoes for all ages and sex at
prices that will astOnish you.
Evening journal., 1898-10-07
sALE on STOCKS.

AT public sale yesterday at L. W.
Sddham & sons aucin room, the fol-
Stidham & sons auction room, the fol-
First National Bank, III, R. r. Robin
son & Co.; % shares First National
Bank, l1lh, Thomas jackson; 20
shares First National Bank. ISIS;
Samuel w. NIcCaulley; 25 shares Union
National Bank. 7S16. r.. r. Robinson d
Co.; ] share National Bank of Dela-
ware, $50. f. H. Hoffecker; 4 shares
Wilmington Transfer Company, %, C
d. Bird; 80 shares Masonic HAN Com
pany, Sil, John II. Dandy.
Evening journal., 1898-10-07

HAVE YOU A SKIN DlsEASE?-
letter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ring
worm, Eczema Itch BARRIERS Itch u
GERS, Blotches, Chronic Erysipelas,
Liver Spots Prurigo. Psoriasis, or
other eruptfous Of the skin-what Dr.
Agnew's Ointment has done for others
il can do for you-cure you. One APP
plication gives relief.-35 cents.-23
cid by Miller Drug Co. 4O2 Market, and
n B. Danforth, Market and Second SITS.
Evening journal., 1898-10-07
GOLDEY COLLEGE LITERARY so
CIETY.

The literary society OF Goldey Col
lege, which was organized September
%, spent a very pleasant time Wednes.
day afternoon after the close of school.
After the reading Of the secretary's re-
port by Miss Anna White, The bylaws
were read by William Martin. Nexi
was recitation by Miss Sadie Coursen
entitled, 20 Columbia, She'll Be There.
The college paper Golden Hours,
was read by Mes Mabel Grub. An
exciting debate followed: Resolved
That it is desirable to annex the Phil
ippine Islands to the United States The
affirmative was upheld by V. c. Trout
and Harry Debnam; the negative by II
e. Ruehr and William Martin. Decls-
ion in favor of the affirmative was rem
dered.
Evening journal., 1898-10-07
ADJUSTMENTS
OPERA HOUSE last NIGHT.

George W. Monroe appeared in his
new play. Her Majesty the Cook at
the Opera House last night. de was as
funny as ever and kept the audience
laughing whenever he was on the
stage. His supporting company, how
ever. with one or two exceptions, was
not up to expectations. Miss Dorothy
Drew looked charming and sang a
pretty song and did a pretty dance.
Evening journal., 1898-10-07
MARRIED

ESLEY-HICKAlAN.-At Wesley NJ. e.
parsonage, by Rev. w. W. Sharp, on
October 4, 1898, at p. m, John r.
EsleX and Mary c. Hickman, both OF
this city.
Evening journal., 1898-10-07

Full We expect to sell
more Full Dress
Dress Clothing this season
than ever. Why? Be
Salts cause there will be
more Of it worn, and
we have Q larger and more
varied stock. We sell nothing
but all-wool fabrics, fast colors,
proper and latest style, cuts,
and garments that have been
carefully and well made. Broad
cloth Goats and Vests, $40, $13,
$15 and $40. Doeskin Trous-
ers, So, So and 81. We have a
new dress Worsted Suit at $40,
with silk-facee coat. A new
silk-lined coat and vest suit of
Dress Worsted for $25. New
Tuxedoes of Dress Worsted,
silk faced, at $12; silk lined at
SIS. Full Dress White Vests,
$3.50 and $3.50. Proper and
new styles in Patent Leather
Shoes, Opera Hats, Shirts,
Col lars, Cuffs, Ties, and all the
necessaries.
Closed evenings at 6, except
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Evening journal., 1898-10-07
ADVANCED CLASS.

For ladies and gentlemen:
Thursday, Sept. Is, TO 10 p. m.
Thorough instruction in the art OF
Dancing and Society Decorum. Individ-
ual private lessons given to suit pupils.
Private class formed at any time, in or
out Of the city. For all information
call at the academy, hours, to 4 p. m.
Evening journal., 1898-10-07
WAYFARER'S S NOTE BOOK
Things, Pleasant and Unpleas-
ant, Caught on the Way.
sKITs ON PERSONS AND THINGS

If YOU READ THEM BEFORE SUP
PER THEY WILL AID YOUR d.
GESTION, BUT THERE is MOTH
ING PUT IN THEM TO LULL YOU
TO SLEEP.
Evening journal., 1898-10-07
HANscoM'S.
Honest Methods

are always appreciated by the
public. We adhere to strictly
reliable aud honest business
methods. We do not employ
schemes or offer coupons or
chromos as an inducement for
trade-but offer strictly reli-
able goods at lower prices
than any other house III the
city. If you don't believe it
try us.
HANSC0M'S, IN &sFs.. ssa Street.
Evening journal., 1898-10-07
Administration Of Estates
THE EQUITABLE
GUARANTEE and TRUST co.

OOnHHH . - uNU tHCSA w.
is authorized to act as EXECUTOR
under Wills either alone or in con-
nection with the trusted friend of
the Testator, and as ADMINS
TRAITOR under appointment by
Court of estates of decedents.
Also acts as GUARDIAN of Mi
nors and as TRUSTEE to execute
ali kinds of Trusts.
In addition to the Company itself
executing these Trusts 1T ALSO
BECOMES SURETY ON THE
BONDS OF INDIVIDUALS Exc
CUTTING THE SAME.
Correspondence and consultation
invited.
Evening journal., 1898-10-07

New designs in Red Cloth, Velvet and
Cadet Suits.
Evening journal., 1898-10-07

We have marked such prices on all
cur double breasted children's suits as
to attract attention as well as create
easy selling.
Evening journal., 1898-10-07
ACADEMY
OF
MISS McCLAFFERTY,

Askew Building, No. 8 East Seventh st.
First quarter, for beginners, will
commence: For children, Sat, Sept. IL,
2 to 4. Ladies, Tues, Sept. Is, 8 to
10 p. m. For Gentlemen, Mon, Sept. II,
s to 10 p. IN.
Evening journal., 1898-10-07

We direct especial attention to our
line Of MILDLY or Vettee Suits. These
have all been trimmed especially for
us and the designs that are shown here
win not be found in any other store.
Many are finished with satin braids,
which are going to be generally popu-
lar this Fall
Evening journal., 1898-10-07
Grand Array Of Childr9n'S
Clothes for Fall

We could not conceive a more elab3r-
ata and complete assortment of suits
in an shapes for the boys and children
than cur collection for this Fail The
prices, as always are popular. being
principally from 50 - IS, with every
price bCtw en-.
Evening journal., 1898-10-07
Mems SuiIS and Over
coats for Fall

New wOrstcd suits in neat checks
and stripes at IS, $40, $12, SIS and SIS,
Browns, Greys and Blue Greys.
Evening journal., 1898-10-07

FALL OVERCOATS, cut medium
short, or the very short box coat,
strapped seams or plain seams, silk
lined or serge lined. AN prices-goOd
Covert Coats, $3.50.
Handsome Black Vicuna OvercOats,
lined throughout with silk and front of
coats faced with silk to edge, $15.
Evening journal., 1898-10-07

Fancy chevi0t suits for business wear
made in every desirable manner, S. to
SIS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-27
SPANISH PRESS COMMENT.
War With the United States the Only
Solution.
CIV 'Tpl+lyr-,,,h

nn.1xp,p 1SteSa.pu./
AArNiD' -i'ltW "a general an
,ne army my VINO declines to permit dhe
,,. u1 ,,sia,' s'Au Nouay that 1t was
10 y. -. ~ '1ia. .ile ieport ot lhe @AAner-
a, sass az. .h,n,,,, .lso .ie Iltrtne
.;nm of ,a,. It ~ Nhe uestrue-
~ ". '."- sessei " d submarine aMne
sr.r,,., ..r ''''ot, 20. aSes, ne as,
in ', ,9 ~, "nu'o Susa miles De placed
nvo,,i, r. .A.4 ~ 81. our own Snli's
49,, 49, e 'aiGulleo eduSll PERU mad The
Wlno 49, ptS.e a., 11' iiaHaia aaloor
,ni, 60 rev ~, "miiet: w war
,,.nt;,; :. ""'s Ai'eiois iiaolollS are
r., ,.n,,..e,,.,;
~, '-'iaol sly II
,,,li.i,1 ,,i.I, ei..l ul'e GOV erfaneht is &C
>upieH WEN eei '1.l new lactofS IN the
set us' VOL M0llv,i II oeueVes may give
+" n I,i .a'o r}hoie 'utli TO events.
800 - ~, sase oile SoN etaN''le1r' Is
49,, a,.' H' pne en on ness os ~, having
u ' -.s u"tS ana rs satlShled Ine tor
..7it i'lSaS MS teS"slnZed eIlasS ana ais"
o'is ir'H'''eSs WIN "a'sS-a Spain IS re-
a$1Ner 70 'eie''o ''er '"'''oi's' nsht anu
ht III
1Hie r-p"ea says riltnt SPAIN is Trying
! 20 preNeHe considering NJ tS4asrty
UNA mas Freely made important con-
SESSIONS. suSn as autonomy s IN order
cI'm moderation but she cannot CON
sent 70 the perpetus.l intervention Of
Americans and rhe American govern
lnsna
ri lieNEio declares iGlsit wrihout the
intervention of the Grted States the
| 'usban inS'!rreclion would have been
reduced to mere bTiEanhage
| IF the revolt continues. says I'll
H"ltaltio. 1T is because the rebels see
in America the hope OF an iH-starred
morrow for Spain. while this hope eN-
lists. 'rhe irnsurrecrnn will nni.ntatn
sufficient strength slowly t" CONS ,"ne
our blood and moneys. War With the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-27

sun fuses ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s :57
High water--0:4 y. NJ. eilld 1890 p. M.
Low waSter-G:3S a. NJ. and 6:3O p. M.
Port Isaragra phs.
When the H;pwatian bark I,sl.,ni pass
ed in Cape Henry ON the 11th inst. she
lhad lost by one day Il race with the
A'meritan ship Isaac Reed, from Hong
Kong to Cape Henry. The I:sleuc Reed
Ideft Hong Kong November l. and the
1olan sailed from the same place No
lTenlber ). They We're srial but a few
days apart in the South A;iealltic. THE
Isaac Reed passed i'm Cape Henry Mon
dizzy and the lvle,rri passed i'm Thursday
The Isaac Reed was out LET days.
The ocean tug Triton. Capt. Chase
which was formerly engaged in towing
coal barges between Newport News and
'Alas7sa ohusetts ports, has been charter
esl by the government for Use of the
United States cruisers ut Key West and
Dry TnrtuSas. She is now on her way
from New York TO Key West. In the
charter to the government no time was
| stipulated. the owners being paid 50
| much per diem for the boat
The steamer Atlanta. OF the Bhlti
more, Chesapeake and Richmond
lSteam boat CornYsany's fleet. aeft BaNti-
more for .NewcptrNewls Friday night and
| arrived yesterday for her overhea ulin:s
She VIII fbe painted whAte.as was 1lle
| Charlotte (which 'ht,s resumed her place
tne Norfolk route. AN the s;eamerSare
llaving "CFhesupeake Line" lslinlted on
each side. of the bow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-27
ODDS AND ENDS.

,.,,,,,,t,.. -, I,,,r,,r Na ;p,,;,a1 =
Ifuss'se ~ ~ az: i'' on n,,e .
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W., nl'i az. ,,i,If !, ,n,.s ns n,,,rh ,arr.,nrv
a' ~. 49,, ~. =, NJ ,,,,cb ,,n,,,,,'
80 l''o'e '''t % 80 -
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o,ir9 s,ll,,iait,, is 81 ~ Ir,1Sn 20 ion
-, 80 @ ,'rnn.,,,
80 'ui' ~ - ,Da ~
l.cu. isheo OF IS miu.!''"t eo'ii'''ea'ie VII
"'th lne nesNs n 5lnti. ~ - !,
non ny ~ " -, - -, ~ "a
NV ae'en "a - .,'u one :, an. vi AZ
Ill. a'.u''e. ''i o,,'1 49, a.. a..
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-27
PAPFI, A MD PRINTING,

Tn value OF Indian imp r,s of l,,u.r'
and pastasrard has decreased from 494.-
20S rupees in 1894, TO 2Si. $50 East yea
The paper mills of India are CAPITALIZED
az 62!.2hy .upess. employ 3.6l3 p rsons.
and turned oui hast year 40, os9
pounds, valued at 5s7. ING rupees.
An improved folding machine pre-
vents the pucker.ng Of tbs paper in r:lt-
seam by automatically severinS the
edges of the paper at i given pat If
this, folding operation, car'e being taken
To insure the edge Of the paper i,e!rs
severed short distance beyond tn
half OF its width for the naxt fold.
In an improved fugitive security
Which is NIX WITH treacie to a stiff
mass. Glycerine is added until the
proper cons. stency is ohtlned FOR work
ing and analine used Cor the i"ssl d
color.
The boxes Of a NV type sas. havs
false bottoms of wire guaZe TO ALLOW
the dirt to pass through to a sliding
bottom. which may be removed at We
for cleaning.
A new ink renders unney-4 ssary ,hs
separate application of bronze powte, s
| in printing. and enables gold and ly;onZy
generally to HE fix d on the. paper A
! one operation. The oids and varnt hes
are c,:e1nically desicated and comhinet
ma amalgamuted with hronZ@ powd =.
In an improved machine for scoring
E'"oElng and cutting card bourd, etc.
the boards run over instead of und y
the saws. each Of which has a sep, IA {,
adjustable pr, ssuns- roller.
In the combination of 4 sewing me-
chanism With printing and folGin, ma
chines. set of giippers on a cvrlinde,
carry 'tae sheet on sheets forward to TIN
Swing mechanism and rcleuse then
until the sewing is finished when the
sheets are carried away ny othc, grip.
perS attached to the same ~. ia n < r.
arate cylinder.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-27
news OF RICHMOND
War the All Absorbing Topic
atthe Capital.
VOLUNTEERS AVAILABLE
The Question as to Who Shall DischarE
the Duties of Register OF the Land
Omce to be Decided
cspsscialg 10 the Daily Pres. )


RICHMOND. VA. March 2G.--Wars
ana rusn.,ns of wars. There is little else
talked abouH here than tn wah' cloud.
whj,h may burst within tee next
few days. There is g Oh deal of
excitement and anxiety here over the
sttuAidon. III is reported from Washing
ton to-day tina; in case of war the Hy-
Se!a. Chaunl,erliT and Sherwood Hotels
at Old Point. hll Cf wh!ctl are on gov
.-riGnert lanIis.wouid have to be cleared
away for action. The men who wore the
gray and w'Ao are familiar with the
horrors of WAR are signif wing their
s'tadinesS to do again w'ilat ;hey did i'm
1S61-d=fend their homes.
Speaking OF the possibilities of war
and The number of men available as
volunteers in the State. q gentlerna n
Who is familiar With such matters.
puts III ,n,.snbec of those whn could en-
iist inside of ten days at 10000. There
would De more difficulty in arminG,
equippins and transporting the troops
than in securing recruits.
From all sources. the general opinion
is that the situation Will be cleared
within ten days-ethar war in earnest
or a settlement of the matter in some
Way.
There has not as Yet been manned
a successor to Rev. DR.. George c. VAN
,iersliIe. ti2e late pastor of ONION Sta
tion Methodist church. Two names are
mentioned Iii connection With the va
t3iIEl piStpldLt-lNt-S. II. Z. flttHlWllIl,
Of the Wo,nan's College, Lync!b urg.
ana Rev. Mr.. Atkinson. to Congrega-
ticnsil minister. who has made appM-
cation la join 'uhe conference. Mr.. At
kiNson is from Geolrgia
Secretary of the Commonwealth Law
less VIII. IN d few days, take legal steps
TO DECIDE the question of whether The
or Cuhnlel john W. Richardson Will
discharge the duties of Register of the
Land Office. Colonel Richardson is
s,iil dist.harging the duties Of the posi-
ui9n
The troubles OF the candidates who
were nominated in the recent primary
have begun. They are worried day and
nfstht by those who wan, office. rhert
are several alspIicants for every position
.vt'hin the gift of the council.
The Indications are THAT the coming
fall election for Congressman in Glle
State viii be rcd hot. 1t wifi result i'm
returning at beast mine Democrats from
Virginia. notwh standing that this
elections have been upset and tine dne1
elected thrown out simply because they
Were Democrats in order to make room
Tor Republicans.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-27

that It was the duty OF the yEssead
States to intervene in Cuba. =
Mr. Lewis CDernocratl, OF Washing
ton. also argued i'm favor of interven-
tion. War, he said, was already upon
uis. We We're fools TO disguise it. 1t
was mott patriotic to delude ourselves
further The Spanish torpedo tlotilla
was u.ltng toward our shores. He as
serted that ut was the duty of the gov
ernme .nt to Intercept the fleet and blow
,iser from The seas. When he quoted
john RandoIp'h's utterance i'm the House
IN 1872, As we would not be bulliel
10y illc British lion 50 we refuse to b.
heightened by the Spanish jacoal," the
HOUSE broke into cheers.
THE amendment was defeated 1851.
Mr.. Elliott UDemocrat). of South Car
.,tlIia m AIDE Il point of order against t,he
provision that none of the money APP
pruprllSl for the naval station et Pori
Royal. 5. c.. should be available until
i.tis. United States acquired title to the
land c,aimed by Agnes A. NiNer. add
lcen, to the Port Royal dry dock. The
point Of order was overrulesl. There
upon Mr. Elliott moved to strike out
the provision.
Mr. I,elitZ DEMOCRACY. of Ohio, ar
gue4l That it WAS criminal to suspend
AN ai}propr.n ton for 4 naval station
wi t;h :, proviso al such q time as tstlLs
The Spanish tlotiNla was approaching
the country. 1T is boys play. sa9d ne
lit is yA.wardice. to talk about acqu;r-
ing ttrla to land az 4 great naval stat.or
now The NAVAL station should be pre-
pared for action" (.Appiause.)
Mr.. Dayton CRepuiolicaD. OF West
Virginia. insisted that the government :
t.'.!e 10 The property about the naNai
stat i0n at Port Royal should be per
fected before some contemplated inn
prpvcments We're made.
'.We could lick six countries lik,
SPAIN" ne said. lin the time necessary
t., hutll the proposed key wall at Por
Royal
The amendment was l.st 1868.
AT : o'clock the House adjourned.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-27

- If..-t - "
ceteala. Punch. Edys 8 Ca. 4aasa-
burg. April 90.
Lord Londonderry. F'unch. Edge &,
Co., Belfast and london, April Is.
ST. Marnock, F'unrl, Edge & Co..
Antwerp, April rs.
xe,Ma. Fuusct, Edge & Co.. Copenha-
gen and Reveal, May 5.
CARGO SHIPS C0M1NG.
The following cargo ships are enroalte
to ulhiss port and Hampton, Roads, tav-
ing salt: d csl the date indicated:
LBellaura. Liverpool. March S.
Arkansas, Copenhagen, March Is.
Bengore Head, Londonderry, March
16.
Highlander. Teneriffe. March IL. A
Lomas, Bremen, March 13.
st. Hnoch, Antwerp, March II.
Anna:Edale. Shields, March 10.
Greenbt'er. London, March 20.
.Matin. Shields, March 20.
Shenandoah, Liverpool, Narch &c.
Aggi Barry. March 4.
Sand'fliM, Malta, March 10.
Paweq Andrejeff, Geona, March IA.
RG,herfield, liverpool, March 49,
lDlaananden. Shields. March q.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-27
WORK OF CONGRESS
War Talk App|auded TO the
Echo.
JOHN RANDOLPH QUOTED
''.AS We Would Not I:c Eul1ied by the Brit
isii Lion. So We Refuse TO lie Fright
ened by the Spanish
.Jncknl.''
CIV Telegrapnl
MlNsHINGroN. March 2s.-pur

WASHINGTON, March 26-During
Hhe debate on The naval appropriation
o4.l to-day in the Huus, every uttertlntc
n favor Of aggressive action ug linst
Spain was a!s,laudel to the echo by i,he
crowded galleries. The main contest
Of the day wt,s over :, proposition TO
decrease the number of Timber dry
docks au tLorzed by The bill from four
70 pilree. 1t led Mr. Cannon. chairman
"l ,lle sippiDii-iat ions c,OnmlIiitee VINO
made the motion. to discuss iile wi:lole
question of var prepare uiun.s and to
.nvaiSh against undue eXtis,vla .,,llce
iie sad the situation should be met
with loyal hearts and cool he$as,'' bus
i'le temper OF the House was in favor
IF The UTMOST liberali.y. and h.. was
voted Down TS-lo7. a proposition 10
spec. ii[aly eliminate the provision for
,'lt. dock at Portsmouth. n. H. shared
tie same fate. No pu.llt of order was
Sha..e AGAINST ihe proposed timber
COCKS. out Mr. Cannon gave notice. uiiat
ne would raise "A point ;,galinss, ;ile
iIGi'"sed steel dock at 4Nlste,s. La. On
the ground n:lial q dock necei .sarily i'm
vowed in the future the ,.stabli shinent
OF q navy yard There was some fur
.'her discussion of the relative merits
of Il large batils-sllip and smaller var
craft I'M which the temper OF The House
seemed almost equally divided. but thy
| Paragraphs relating to the ships had
no; been reuched when the House Spd-
journe,d.
y special notice was sent to ALL the
| itepu blicin members Of the House this
| morning to be in their seats at noon
t"'!tl'v. The leaders had decided TO
bring i'm q special rule to bring une
ltav,il appropriation bin to a vote if this.
| tiNis'us tening OF Yesterday was to be
resumed but as tbs. Democrats gave
assurances Mat the obstructive tactics
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-27
SHIPS THAT WILL SAIL

The following Steamships are SEIZED
ulsl to sail from Newport News
SIlerno, Punch, Edge & Co, Ham
burg, March 2S.
.sts,ptthgyle, Barber & Co. Hamburg
March 81.
Flensburg, Funch. Edge & Co, Ham
burg, March 81
Bengore Head. Funch. Edge & Co,
Belfast and Dublin, April .
April >.
Arkansas. Punch. Edge & Co, Copen-
hagen and Reveal, Alyril 5.
1nd1seni. Funeh, Edge & Co.. G:s,sg gov
April Z.
rronga,e. Funoh, Edge & Co, Bristol
April s.
st. snoch, ouncs,, Edge & CO.. Ant
werp. April 5.
Green brier, Furness. Withy & Co,
Gtd.). London. April s.
W+Stgate, 'Funvil, EI1ye & Co. I-,tuh,
April IS.
Shenandoah. Furncss. Witty & Co,
0J;d). Liverpool ,pl-il 49,
Ghickahomiry. Furness, Witty & Co.
G1tl.). London. April 10.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-27
ON TIE DIAMOND.

WINSTON. N. C.. March oG -,rh q
1i,st and second Boston ball teams
played q gume here this afternoon.
the score standing ten TO eleven in
! favor of No l. There WAS little snap
1n one game The TWO teams go 10
SAVANNAH. CHA, March 26.-.rh.,
Baltimore National League club won
a close and exciting game fror, the
Savannah Southern League club today
1T took ten INNINGS TO decide it, The
c.upS wufl play a series of rhree games
Score:
Savannah noO41oo oo-s .
BaItin1nre .1d2o2 o 0 0 IL 10 5
sateries-Herbert and Suultz; Hughes
No1rs. Cl;rrke and Buchanan
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-27
4 Iuclk1 parann.

In Louisville, Ky, recently clergy
man who was called upon by q friend
to perform the cernmony at his we'd
ding refused because he was in love
With the girl himself. The girl over.
heard the statement. dismissed her be-
trothed and married the parscn.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Vessels Arrived Yesterday.

SCsscls I%ErlveU e1terdny.
Steamer Suturn Camp. Boston.
St.Imner .Ainsdul. (RrO, Hurst, New
Orleans
Steamer Lovstakken (Nur), Olsen
l4iNerltpvl.
Steamer 1;adiitano (S,n) Quart,.r,>
Antwerp.
Ste t.ncr Highlander CHr.) A1ilIbuI-n
Teneriffe.
u. S. S. Massachusetts Key West
Schooner George +. Wolt1ptt, Port
lard.
Schooner S. S Thorsp. Boston.
Schooner George +. Bailey. Boston.
Schooner j. b. Manning. Bh=ton.
Schooner ] ohm Proctor. Norfolk.
llsrrge Soltare. Providence.
barge West Point Providence.
Burge A. w. Weston, Boston.
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WAR MUST STOP
Continued From First Page,

real result OF the engagements from the
report Of the Spanish Officials.
Captain Sfgsbee and the other re-
officers nj the Maine, with the
sNcspiicn Of Lieutenant Comma nder
Mainwi'ight, sailed Tor Key West on u. e
oiivette this afternoon. Before the yes
sci departed Captain Sigsbee was pre-
sented with a floral ship by Consul Gen.
eral Lee and the newspa per correspond
ents at 'Havana. Th'- presentation
speech was Made by General Lee. and
Captain Sigsbee responded briefly.
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this bargain.
I->1oI.A SILKS.

1-sIOIA SILKS
'Blaek end coiors. "a inches wide. Col
ors: Pink. Pale Blue. Brown, Navy,
i2d and HeqiGtrope, soc.
22-inch Black IHaffata Silk 75c yard.
21-inwh Black Taffeta Silk Csc.
A handsome line Plain Black Silks,
slack Satin Durf2 ess, Black FRENCH
psan du Sole. Black 1,ihadrner's Silk,
siack Alwcour's Silk, Blick Fa,lll's Silk,
9Sc ard $l.25 yard
DRESS GOODS.
soo'Ee new cnnice Things in Dress Pat
terms: y" two alike: various Styles aal
a"!o's soc. 13c and csc yard
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
lnn2e' assortment tElan ever before
w 1,ia:n Black Serges, Plain Black Hem
'rie'tas, i'onaie Cloths. Plain Black
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