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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-12

was pig," to you,
But ndrown a ton
Or twdg,
Go bo saw wood for your
folks
Befordn't,
Or done sea III put you' Iva
UpinE I'll shoot you, Gh'
Or offrth I'll root you' ~ Tlo
"Git He
-. He
Whoa, 60 Silver 594.-Market He
report iidbus newspaper. tit ut
- HI
The Five - United States,
Britainnany, Russia, France
-
It is DO chestnutty to repeat
How 'a'Annexed
Sbaftn,t belong to the 400 but y
he comretty near IL. He weighs Z
$40. Aem woman was so happy
over bitory at Santiago that sne n
exclaiu "The old darlingP Ia !
like to- him hug"
The bride cuckoos at Salem who
nreten, to be supporting Dolph In
order leather their own nest and
hatch ir own brood, are now nat
terine nest Republicans by naming
them possible candidates for SEN
atori honors. An honest man may
well)esare Of their fiattery aud not
becoe a stool pigeon for their dark
horsciemes Of personal politics.
"kady wit can get man out OF
almt any of a hole" said the Vislt-
Iugwestener ato some OF the boys al
thelub.
.fm Poverty was strapping young
Iayer when 1 first went to Breakup
comfy, He was jovial, big hearted
.lyays ready with Joke and very IL
,he TO turn the tables ION any one
ylo tackled him along this line. we
lnew that he was not specially scrupu
Gus, but despite his shortcomings NJ
torneJ, and plJted %gtaHoJh ne iSecH9flesS 9ls
the ooly lawyer in our village, a con
;cientlous man, without any sens
IF humor and always in deadly ear
nest or, course, they had join
meetings, for westerners insist upo
these POLITICAL tournaments,
"At one of these Jim's opponeL
was Dagged into anger aud wound U
his speech by saying that he Nigh
not be as brilliant as ithe opposiu
but he was honest wit
mis- clients and had never take
a fee on both sides of a case as M
had done.
"It was expected that a charge
grave would call down a storm
defiant abuse, but Jim came up smi
ing and told funny story, just to +
lieYe the tension of the crowd. The
he said: Fellow citizens, agree
condemnlng this practice Of taking
fee from both parties to suit. Som
thing should be done. 1 haye oftt
wished that l was not the only Law
yer In our town, but as long as / am |
man shall apply for my legal assis
ance In vain.' Here the other ca
didate shouted that he was in Il
same town, but this only added
the fun, aud the incident, as 1t fle
the county assured il
a rousing majority. detroit Fr
Press.
While the Cubans are fit for freedoI
The Dons are only tit for hell.
THAT is not good poetry but 1t hi
the TRUTH
til
The other day the State treasurer
accounts showed over a million dolla
ON hand. On the same day laborel
warrant for a few dollars was stamp,
mot paid for want OF funds" That
sound money.
II the Spanish "Flying Squadron
could really fly, IL would stand bett
chance OF keeping above water.
Let the tally sheet frauds be ferret
10 the bottom, is the sentiment OF 4
honest citizens.
One Salem business man yesterd
increased his JOURNAL. subscriptio
from one copy to four each day,
-
Bust the ballot boodlers.
Send the tally sheet tricksters
the pen, no matter what their ran
the color OF their hair, or their preyio
condition Of servltude.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-12
cALL A MnssnNanR

CALL A MH5SHNGHR
and have your notes and packages
delivered, to oolleot bill, TO go on
errands for you. Ask for special
rates on merchants packages.
Charges reasonable. Bicycle SER
vice. Ring Blue boxes or telephone
40.
Lockwood Messenger System, Central
Office No. 288 Commercial street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-12

HAY FOR SALn-At State Fair grounds.
Inquire at sherifi's Office. +. n. Derby,
superintendent Of grounds. 7I2 3t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-12
Probate Court

II. j. Flemlngiwas today discharged
as guardian of the estate OF Francis
Briggs, deceased, the estate having
been settled.
S. II. Hobart, executor Of Jesse w.
Mcclure, deceased, has filed his final
account with the county clerk and
the same will be heard Monday, Aug
ust 10 1898.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-12
IOc the Yard

Boys playing with matches are
thought TO be responsible for the de-
struction Of barn and It's contents
belonging TO w. ID. Bushy, a farmer
residing between Turner aud Aums-
Vile, Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Bushy
and family were absent from the place
during the afternoon when the fire oc-
CURED. In addition TO a carriage,
three tons OF hay and harness, Mr..
Bushy lost valuable team OF horses
In the fire. His loss is estimated at
$500.
Alderman Lee McGrew and e. f..
Parkhurst, constituting the commit
tee named by the city council to pur
chase a team for the fire department,
visited Lewlsvillee, Sunday, inspected
a handsome team belonging 10 VIM.
Turner, and negotiated with the
$500 subject 60 the app9tdha5asm tor
other members OF the council. The
team was brought e. the city Mon
day afternoon and WIS accepted by the
council aud warrant for $500 ordered
drawn Ia payment OF the team. The
horses are named Belle" and "Mag.
gle" and are handsome dapple gray.
They weigh li70 and 1920 respectively.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-12
Excursion Rates to the chutauoua

Commencing Monday July II, the
y. U. L. Co. will sell round trip
tickets to Oregon City for S1.20,
Steamer leaving down Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at 7:45 a. M. rs If
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-12
Chautaugua Excursion.

~N75 Eu 17zNN oIOIIs
y. X. & n. Co. makes rate of s1.2O
i0r round trip, Salem to Oregon City.
Take steamer Ruth, Tuesday, Thurs
Gay, and Saturday from Trade street
aock' Tickets good from July IL. If
GA = STORTA.
Bears the 1Ihs Kind You Have Always Bought
',saa'''' q &XHZNzZM
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-12

80 t,s to o,bHsha price list We VIII Nv"
Our space WI" N' different Ines en out and save u'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-12

Send the tally sheet tricksters to
the pen, no matter what their rank,
the color OF their hair,O or their previous
condition Of seryltude.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-12
PAYS"

GoYerner na' Tord
wheel. y caUc" wv
on a whee
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-09
slNTY-FOUIs CADETS ENPEd,LED
(By TeleKra

CEATIJESTON, IS. C. AprA s.-The
board of visitors of the South Carolina
Military Academy today expelled sixty
four cadets VINO participated in the
rebellion which took place at the actui-
emmy on the 80 of April.
THE rldets mad become incensed at
the conduct of Cadet CAVITY, who had
reported men for breaking barracks
when he was not on duty and they
Resolved TO force him out OF the institu-
.foil. y letter was first written To
Gamty's father asking for his withdraw
al, and when this failed OF effect, the
noAl= signed Il pledge TO resort to vio-
!enme M necessary in expel'iing Csulry
They attempted to CARRY out their de
sign on the night of April 3, when they
We're met and OPPOSED by the ssui,elin-
tenient and commandment. The latter
Lieutenant Mcdonald, U. S. A., they
broke into open rebellion. They refused
10 obey orders and lrioted GROUND the
building an night The police having to
be CtAlltd in. M.#
a meeting of the board OF WISH tors
Was called at once and has been in
s-sssion for several days. The order
| Of expulsion gave the cadets TWO hours
| IN wnGch to leave the building The
| boys belong 10 many of tine most prom
| iir.nt families OF the state. The order
sent from the academy two thirds of its
students.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-09
The Lobster Reached out

A Pittsburg real estate agent, who
lives in the East End, is proud of the
fact that he was born in the same
month as Washington and Lincoln. So
he celebrated accordingly. His wife
had expressed a desire for lobster. Not
the common canned stuff, but live lob
ster, the real thing. In spite of the
days exhilaration, the vender of town
lots remembered this, and before start
ing for home bought two of the finest
wide-spreading crustaceans that ever
came out of the Atlantic. To insure
their arrival in good condition, he had
them put in a large market basket,
half filled with ice. and covered them
with q piece Of paper. AS soon as he
got on a Fifth avenue car the trouble
began. Those Holsters grew tired OF
their seclusion and began to get IL
touch with their surroundings. The
car was crowded and their owner had
| to stand.
Suddenly sharp-faced spinster
startled the car with screams OF Help!
Pickpockets! Police!" at the same
time clutching the real estate mans
arm. Conductor. have this man ar.
rested! Search him! He tried to pica
my pocket" she exclaimed.
Everybody looked at the supposed
culprit and then those nearest the pail
burst into laughter. One of the lob
sters was still tugging at the lady:
dress.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-09
Not ,lany nlue stocksng. sn Egyrt.

Not Many Blue Stockings I'm Egypt.
The latest census Of Egypt shows
that the country is about the only one
in the world where the men are in a
majority over the women. The male
sex in the Khedives dominions ex-
ceeds the female by 10000, and 1t is
curious to note that this numerical
predominance of the male is very even
ly spread over both upper and lower
Egypt. 1t is only in the sparsely peo-
pied and negly recovered province OF
Dongola that the women are more nu-
nerous than the men. Another inter-
esting fact is that the proportion OF
Egyptian women knowing how to read
and write is just little over one-hali
per cent.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-09
NEWS OF RICHMOND
Factions Develop III Military
Circles.
MAY DlSBAND A COMPANY
had Feeling wiz Cause, Lack OF Int.res
So and Discipline. The Cross Case
Take Another Turn. l.
other Items
tspe4cial to the Daily Press. ,

rr,rI :
J, t,Iln1N oNtt, VA, April S.-1Thed,a is
a Vse ltVellt.st sort of a row i'm tfl.. mil
91aFy lhia!ks, This time The trouble. IL.
s5ah ,une RANKS Nf the bold t-avalryunen
Z aiaa tsle trouble had its origin ut tnrs
z a LII. iaSt fell of Mr.. Thurman and
: allss aa-ioT, swell ss,tsitaty affair. a.,
f"h!S4n TIME. 1t is charged t.h. conn
01faaldfi1S officer of the coI1,1Aanv was
SudasE OF conduct un'5 scolrri1lg am office,
hhd gentleman. Charges were !. ,.fer-
{ red against the captain. and pending
am Investigation The captain resigned.
~ linen orders were issued ri.l-o1l.h 'aht
authurItIes ordering an election 1t was
then that two factions We're xleyeIo,,.1-
! Nne friends Of THE Captain standing, Nv
him and thosa VINO were in favor of
having t1le resi- gristisrn accepted. H,wy
meetings have been held ana no cleo
tion resulted at either.
... " is currently reported and generally
toeMeved now uilIi !Sr!g-adie.r General
8 "a L. f'l,lllips Will recommend TO Gov
4 e1'lor ly!er That The troops be tlisl,aa,d-
eu. 1T peins the opinion Chat the dis
Tupu"ns m &le troop will result in the
!stck on interest anu bad discipline. DIT
rs aiso SFiid thnf THE company lis rrp,v
soelfsw the MAXIMUM required by law
10y way"
line l19iica commissioners last might
e!ectea captain w. 3. Whltock. to
succeed the nate CAPTAIN w, L. Thomas,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-09
Collcgiuns ut Old Point.

The John Hopkins Glee Club arrived
at cId l&int y@si erday to spend thei,,
!tsu!slr Easter i.olidny. They VIII give II
concert oli@ evening in the pavilion OF
the Hyseiu Hotel
The Yaiie students WIFI also rel Oh here
'iMs morning and VIII give con-
cert possibly tine same evening.
The Boston NatTuNn1 11e;ts5rsr ,,<,s-v-.----
club arrived here ON the steamer Louise
0.om Norfolk yesterday morning and
boarded The train for Richmond, leaT-
ing al 9 O'clock.
The BostWnS have just administered
TWO defeats to the NolfoGk Atlantic Lea
cue club and go to Richmond to re
peat the dose to the Atlantic League
aluD in mat CITY ---
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-09
PATRICK a1asn's PORTRAIT.

p,.,ts,a accent thanks for the
| Clipping from Than in reference to
tbs S.iMy u,orwait Patrick Henry. An
Gid PsifadeGphiunNh made the com
rMnica ,ion to Thsun, is mot We'll IN
formed of the msrs of which he
write. i will g the facts as I se-
ceived them fnmay father, the son
Of Patrick Henry,ld personal friend
of William WMt,o whom Mr.. Writ
presented the por'dt of Patrick Henry
Dy Thomas Suhly, W in my possession.
In Virginia We ii the artist THE
eldds SulLY." becae his nephew Vsfted
Virginia some forsiN years ago ami
painted portraits. 0len Patrick Henry
argued the gNelt mse in Richmond.
known as the .sBish Debt Cause" am
artist who attend, the count painted
miniatures of him, hich he presented to
Mr.. Henry. ThiAir. Henry gave to
HIS hale brother, aim Synnle. OF to has
Wife. 1t was conferred u fine likeness
and wo> i'm the faily of Colonel Syme
when Mi. Writ iui afterwa.rd wro5a' hds
life of Mr.. Henr The family lived
near Richmond, a MIR. Writ obtained
TIE loan Of the n1fadure for Mr.. Suily
to make a porsya Of. and me faithfully
copied it. I lRlwtlever seen the miGlda-
tla-r. but have uversed with severa
pes soia- WHO hay seen VT, and have
been writusn to aout it by person IT
the north. whAy tn owned il or expect
I'd to buy it.
The inppressiG,nhat Mr.. Sully copiet
the face OF Cook. he navigator. doubt.
.e s arose from Il, fact that there was
/ 81 Ung tesembl3Ae between the two
IA Is. That tie SUI portrait is by Chic
Iustic. Marshall I'D others Who knew
him We'll, i'm a communication to Mr.
Writ. which II he. When Mr. Wiz
presented the pOr'ait to my futhsL- tht
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-09
SIINREAAIS

Rabbi Jaeub C.dden. o. Lafayette
nd is to resign snd open department
S'Ni7- a Terre HslIte
l.iEhtning struck two mules at Elk
Point $. D.. and one of them fell on a
boy and Killed Inn.
~ 10 Years ola se a FRENCH Canadian
Widow in Montreal las been obliged to
nave her oldest sen, aged AZ. the first of
lWery-siX children she has borne, ar
rested for abusing her ""
Thieves let out the water from an ar
,EflciaI lax in the vicinity pf Mountain
Lake Park near Cumberland, Md, and
s'iole all the larger fish and left the
stesshtf iNeess 10 'sa:isih ON the banks.
value of the output for the present
| monfh is estimated at 81 900 a day.
Wnient is growing so fast in the Will
lanpattt Nalley, Or, that the farmers
are turning tlfs sheep in to eat it down
and even nnwtng 1T lest itattain such
a rank growth that rust strike it.
Farmers about PORT Lavaca, Tex,
whn ha etafore have directed their at
ten,ion wholly TO THE staple crops, have
t'egun to raise vegstab les for shipment.
and the new crops are reported to be
| thriving.
| PROJECTORS Of a telephone line. between
Arlington and Fossil. Gillian county,
Gu, offer to build the line if the people
70 y. benefited will haul the poles from
The railroad 70 where they are required
Al Port Townsend, WASH, what is
ara 70 Ire the second Known specimen
y: the Dig fish. Acrotus Will0ugh!1y, has
ir.en taken. IT was Speared as it was
swimming under wharf. 1t weighs
100 pounds
About Walia WaEla, Or, the squirrels
are 30 plentiful thtt young ones ane ruir
over in the roads. and the protection O.
the cn.Its demands united etfoLt ant
aard work by the farmers to eXtermi
nate them.
Kansas as seen by. her coming citizen.
and reflected in their home poetry i
shown in the following production of :
schca-,lhoy i'm Response. to his teacher
, neremptory order to write compost
ton on Kansas in verse: kansas i
the state the ggasshoppeIs ate. waler
, the cycl0n. blows ca, eless and free
: wflre the jackrabbtt hops and th T~1prt
list yaps: ..stMl the states prett. 500
FOR to see"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-09
Seeing the W,.rsl,ips.

flFha number OF daily visitors to New
Port News a:ld Old Point has been I'M
uau',i!y large, many ladies and gen tile
men ANA even Whole families coming
tSpsehilly 10 get Il glimpse of the fltl
Strength ef the famous flying squadron.
ms number OF Washington visitors
10 Ola Point has been ullls llally large,
turing The past few days People come.
down IN the morning ard return the
same night, msakdng am inexpensive trip.
Strange to say. There are many visitors
10 THIS section from Washington and
other large c!ties who have never seen
Wirshi'ps only in the pcturvlboolzs, and
to them the impressive scene or four.
war Vessels lined UP ready to sail and
ready Gor action. is interesting ss.,at
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-09
ON THEAMOND.

: = : :
COLUMBIA. S. April S.-Lafay-
cite. 81; SOUTH Cana College,, 5.
RICHMOND, VApri1 S.-T1le Bos-
ton clIb defeateda RichInonds in a
Close game t6duyy the following
score:
-. o3 oooo2 % II 4
Boston ~. >. o q 0 3 O 0 Is IL 4
Batteries--Srot.ks and Hess; WH.lis,
Suivet,s aEd Hicks; Yeager and Ber-
kett.
ATLANTA. GA.prl S.-The Wake
Forest. N. C., cge mine today de-
featSd tine Atlantaehs, II to 2.
LYtNCHBUyR6i, \, April S.-Johns
Hopkins defeated llevue high school
here Today by ,lhco1,e of IA to s.
Battel'iess-Swuiaand Wright, Bage1
and G. Abbott
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-09
LAnMlR-AL WALKERS RECORD

Nnen II became known that Rear ADD
itMIaa .lo'hn q. Walker. WHO has recent
~ bean on duty with tn EN- ic4ama g1la COM
mission, had reported at the Navy De
partnllent in Washington last Slturrxlay
there was cun:idera Bile speculation
among naval men as to The significance
OF the event. Many believe that he will
De iis;l;., placed in active service. and
That, III 50. he will command the entire
naval force. Few officers in our uaV7y
at THE present day 11avehad as much
experience in actual warfare as Admiral
Walker During the civil war he was
connected with the Mdsisstppi, the
Gulf. and the Atlantic squadrons, and
took a prominent part i'm the YazOo Ri
Yer expeditions and in, the operations
about New Orleans and Vickslburg In
AN these he distinguished himself and
hGs promotion was speedy.
In July, 1866 he was appointed full
commander amid for THE next three years
was detailed at the naval academy. He
WGS appointed Chief of the Bureau or
Nav!ga tinn i'm 1881 and served i'm this
capacity for eight Years. The squadron
OF evolution Which had Tecently been
built. was placed under his command ON
October ]. 1889, and me was appointed
Relr Admiral. IIe commanded the ia
nous European cruise OF THE squadron
the Next year. Admiral Walker was
prominent in 1894 I'm connection with
the Hawaiian negotiations and was
temporarily placed i'm command of the
Pacific station. His report on Hawaii
caused much discussion
Admiral Walker was placed on the re-
tired list last December.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-09
Chamberlain and Hygei;, Safe.

Captain Casey, of the engineer depart
inent says there is no danger of tbs.
notes at Old Point being pulled down
Il destroyed by tie government in the
event of war, and that ne would advise
against such a step.
It is Well knJwn sllat these buildings
wNl not be in THE way Of the guns of the
tort H'lle-s vessel should get We'd In
HE roads -|l
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-09
BRIEF ITEMS.

|
MT. 4. = JOKES 1'as 4N'&'
i Portsmouth in
Ar. Thomas JLSfles is NisH1n'e t
Phalaaeiphia ,a,,-n.a
Mr. j. II: i3NdlheA7"4P 'ia'
11fosn New LOTS. = ,,-,,o.. X. ,u,,
& Councilman JallltsS y. luslies ~ s'''-
tined to has Bad by s!ehii'.is. - .n
No cases we're atsposSsta o. s'' '''e
ponce court yes ~ S...' aho.''''s .r
MES L"ilsdale ls3i yesl'ea uas ene
ing foa a visit TO friends IN ltlt G oilu
One or Ile ollicers ON lhe bispof.is ~
WIN We hianH@c ot i'e LA LA ''e' ''i' l'''s
Y evening. :, , .,,.a
a-nsl isn \. 9usi4i''s mas 1's's'' ny,
FROM the s,ilp!afo UNA u1osiSd 70 '"'e
A'o1ish.n; ..;,,,.,., 80 ,vss, ,,,an,
MIS- herNaa ~sttV+4!'o,s' OF Wsss tot'is,
Va. is the guest of Mrs, GomsS' IN
East .asi 10 1,,,,,o S,,,t.r, =, yar,, co,n,v
is v7isl Ians her sister ut ~ us twenty
second street, l.1sst r-liu.
mir. James E. fiading, of Manchester.
+ arrived IN tAe .lhly SssSs'. way 10 '''a'>e
Ns'wlIsI IT Nv. ms hollae. -, 49,.
tAlr. harry Mt'yt'r mas @stslru IN ii'e
navy as a i1tglhner. re .ei' A'sss''''S
tor the S"rlolk huVS EsfH.
MIS-. =. >. l'uNal mas ieautlitu 70 ~. ~,
nome on West avenue alitr an eAlshdea
VISIT 10 trNsrlds near i5aitlmtee Z.
line sf1GIfS!ai'd IS DOING al OF Inc nee
esssi1': repair Work ana a!tea,NnS on the
war sAMiis OF ul.: hylnS suuadtoi
Miss Mamie tude Is ah hsr nome ON
'Ewe11ty-six'h street, spendAns le"
days from the school at Manassas. va.
Mr; Eeo:g w hlnShaW, OF Hssu.h'
North Carolina, one OF tl.t most prom
intant merchants OF that thriving ests'
is In tile city
ConlnonweaAuh's Attorney ); H. NJ
Newton, lS nov at Nome sli ms new
residence on FIhlTS-ntlh street, beVWeen
Washin gton and West avenues. =,
1t Us possible that me ne 'a am, is Wll
ne nie oihE one on uls o!n Dni''t u. No.
LINERS pressed H!Ft' service NY tfie e'oV
e1HHinent as an GRiNllloa-y cruiser
Misses Janst "a. Ma e ena Sla l.a
Boartilnan, of lsal"ish. y. G. who hove
,eeh Wtsit!ilS ie!htiNes IN -S2ti oik. "ett
re quests Ssst'3FdaS or MISS f''a'ii.'
Icy .,,, 49,,
pfG 1 ioTS sly SIS WIEN re heio az
me flrse ihit.Sps ,ss4ih chufch al
o.e.ock lnnight, me serves Sc WlE 2! pc
coi1lu-l:a ny i>eN. ~ W. -it'1s' us!'''h
81 Az iia mp ,,,,..,,.s ,,,,
,, va a< N. ol'S;sDli1 "
I 't7l4pi1HiSu y lN!itE Wy ~; w
'+,'ol'eF 1sr HNlte lttiiloNsi! "i u uttal;t4ou
f Iltsce.s from 1Eie Fesl9h OIL Nus heart
1iy :, M-I, r.! !, ,Ds.,iS r. 49,
Istzs; -: -MoeleS, oa olls .a. , va
w, WI sE i,9Yii.l -, Inns M,
iesstufes lieNt " e|lnessuly iI.sai
az al.e cilurGi'' ulls stholef,l neahs itoa'
,1.,ls 3 HI, S''I drSiI isslo! 81. =
w., 80 - ~ ',,t', - NJ -. -
s,,- T;s.,,1.,,t n, 80 NJ
% w. d5.,, r,,5,, ~. W T,,foro
~ II.,,t a., ~ ,Ii,,,r,s,4 If ~
f1rrn1daiilt. ,ivf,;~ s,,,7e,Sr,7 -
Tha Inl.e1 r.a,7l4El ~ ~. I-n,f,sr
Sn the J,aEae in Norfolk ON Thu,-sda
afternoon. pgthian,s from neighboriI
edgias VIII AIS, be present
The new Darges for the Atlun ii
Transport ton Company are tbs. !als
act dy, 4ha I.oa5 ,,,,r;r..y4, r .rno i;
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-09
"Sorfol,<~ WIFI Go to Richmond.

Policeman Werner. of the Richmond
ft@e arrived I'M the city yesterday
in custody .'No;'fclli" Williams, who
was arrested yesterday morning by OIL
Ger Ctoffotu in Rockets
Williams is Wanted III Richmond for
NOus.-hreA!t!Ng.
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FuNiNYGRAFHs.

HIS success In financial way has
been something marvellous.
''Yes?'
Yes, sir. I've often heard him tel
how. when me came here fifteen years
tgp. all he owned in the world was a
DOLLAR and a quaster. and last week he
failed for q million. ''-Dvtroit Journal.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Vessels Arrived Yesterday.

steamer ORION CAMEO. Boston.
StSanI City Of Everett (Aur), La
-lge. New York.
Barge Faregyt Belle. New York.
Ia g Western Ben, NV York.
Barge Delaware, Boston.
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EX Cong FRESHMAN TURNER DEAD
(By TeleRra

AICE AfOE'D, VIA. April S.-Nems has
been received here of the death at his
horne in Front Royal, Warren county,
o: Ex-cGngretDnnan S. S. Turner.
MIR. TURNER was elected TO Congress
M 1893 10 fill The vacancy caused by this
election OF OlFeru7nll to the glIbenato-
l'tad CHAIR. He declined TO stand for
rs-eiectlon because. while still adIhertna,
70 the u)ennolna tic party he was mot in
with 1T ON the CURRENCY oues-
ton. uie was a gallant Confederate
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How did Fakem. the hpynot;st, get
N, ns ON his !aet trip?''
First rate, until hla' tried the ilnpos-
Tfh,.a. He hypnEtiZeel a tramp one4 day
and tried y, make him saw WOOD. -
~ Dnklyn Life
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-09

On the Stabatis read. near Lewiston,
Ne, a family sell small fish for bait
rom Well in the dooryart They
nave ceased to use tie we'll pump and
lower a pail when customtl7 comes
little SninerS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-09

Sarah (y1uwning)-W- what's trumps?
Alice (indignantly)-W stupidity!
Why, trumps was the card / turned up
at the End Of the deal-WhateVer that
Was.-Judge