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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-22
DISPATCH FROM DEWEY.
(Ry Teiegraph.)

--- tRy Photography
WASHINGTON, July 2l.-The Navy
Department this AFTERNOON posted the
folowing:.
"Cavite. July Ii, via Hong Kong.
July 2o-Situation unchanged Second
army detachment arrived today. AN
Well on board. The health Of the
squadron continues good. No sickness
whatever.
(SienrtD "DENT EY.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-22
Vessels Sailed Yesterda

Steamship Hermann (Gerl. Ho,m,pn
Bremenhaven
Steamship Ravensbeugn (Br.). Minis.
ter, Stockholm
barge Kentucky. Providence.
Barge Fawn, New York.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-22
cAMARA's SQUADRON.
Everything Done to Keep Its Where
ahoutS a Secret.

LONDON, July PA special DIS
patch from Madrid says:
Everything is done to keep the
whereabouts OF Admiral Camara's
squadron secret. but there Is no doubt
he Is at Carriage. which is the safest
end strongest port of Spain In the
Mediterranean. All Spanish vessels are
hurrying away from Cadiz. owing to
the knowledge that most OF the guns
on the forts are useless in consequence
Of the corruption Of the government de-
partments.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-22
Weather Forecas.

WASHINGTON. July 21.-Forecast
tor Virginia-Fair. except showers in
eastern portions: light northerly winds.
becoming variable.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-22
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Vessels Arrived Yesterday.

Vessels Arrived Yester.t.v.
Steamship Hermann (Ger) uol-
mann. New Orleans.
Steamship Lord Antrim (Br.). Minis
ter Anderson.
steamship Ravensbeugh (Br), Led
ers. Fernandina.
Schooner George NJ. Grant. Boston.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-22
ALONG THE WATER FRONT
ITEMS OF INTEREST GATHERED
ABOUT THE PIERS
Gntrancse and Ciearances at the Custom
ID" &C. List OF Vessels Now In Port.
Other Marine ltems.
CALENDAR FOR THIS nav

sun rises Observation-Disclosures. 5:o2
oAh sets ............... 100
High water 11:06 A. M. and 11:15 P. NJ
Low water ..5:05 "A. NJ and Sis 2. M
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-22

FOR SALE-SUMMER HOTEL in the
Catskill Mountains: price $4,000;
would exchange in part for Newport
News property. SAMUEL f. RUSK.
Owner 2613 Washington avenue. It,.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-22

FOR SALE-4x5 CYCLE POGO.
Clark Lens. B. & L. Diaphragm Shut
ter, II extra holders. nearly new. per-
feet order. Very cheap. SAMUEL
E. RUSK. 2613 Washington avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17
Extraordinary Offer TO the House Keepers OF Now
port News,
For the Next Ten Days the Newport News Gas Com,
Pany will Distribute 100 Gas Cooking Stoves the
Most Reasonable Terms Ever Offered

Those who do not cannot afford to buy gas
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On it the finest lady in the land prepare her meals
and not become soile Much cheaper than coal or WOOD
And oh, what comfort husbands your wives who pre-
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long hot days Of If you wish to econom'ze bny
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months If your house is pped but has fixtures we
will make for of the gas stove This Offer
is limited to 100 stoves
For further information call at Office, Braxton Building
Washington avenue.
Newport News Gas Company
| BY W. S. BOWEN Superintendent.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17
PRlNApEIERING
cNew York Herald J

ny, W." loik ffpralG,)
'oi .ea IN Yesterdays Herald. docs nv,
i. .,,'.. MIN favor upon a resort to pnj-
-, Watering is condemned by civilized
''at'Nh' almost as unanimously as =;
't*N:E- Us purpose is rather pri,ca :.
P,u.anea tAan hostile damage It's prev is
commerce. it's victims beln. m,frchan,l =
lH ri: t'eclara iion of Paris oca;ms th,:
loH!!uon OF pr!vaserring That arclara
ai"n has been endorsed ibv eyrrv ,,a.iIa,,
- consequence except the United Sfates
9iS'4n and Mexico. These rhre. powers
ar tree to send forth priovateers If thew
nose. Enough NOT a party to the dec
'"fasiun OF Paris, the United States is
iippsed to pIivateering,
Ms we have noted, the government
lors not propose to resort to it, VIVA
Spawn may do remains to be seen. If
S'l'' Should commission privateers i,
%"l chen be for the United States ia
consider the question OF retabiatinp
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17
THE SOLID SOUTH.


From the last quarterly report SEM
Out by Bradstrect's Mercantile Agency
we learn that the failures in the Sou,h
were less actually. ana less proportion
httiH '!an in other sections. and less
'hah they were for the same period
last year
For Virginia SIS failures are reported
Tor the first quarter or the year 1895
against 81 III 1897 and liabilities in 1895
Mere $50 against Sl,oO7,3 $50 in 1897
ne total number of failures in the
south Tor the quarter was 5l3 against
w Tor the same period in 1897, with a
decrease III liabilities in favor of 1895 ar
S5.000,O0D.
INC south is not reclloned among ma
NeS'thlcSt sections Of the country I'm,
IL - certainly one Of the most substan-
'iai sections and is better able than
any other, perhaps. to stand the siege
" hard times. The fact is that M,
southern people had such a severe
srfoo!ihg during the late war tha,
lhey are equal to any emergency ana
prepared always for the worst.
I;ht the worst is over and the South
: IN better condition than eyn,, h..
ore to make the most of prosncrjtv
hat is to come. ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17
EopLE in GENERAL.

l\rulp uses 10000 tons OIL steer XII
nually
! Count Tolstoi is u man OF great phJsi-
cal yig0r During the winter just pass
"a., ,.....:- -S>..sA>tlt seen on skates.
| stone, was one of the most popular
men at st. Bartholomew Hospital,
| and is invariably spoken OF as Sir
Tom"
Two children of Mrs. parnell remain
both in Ireland. Anna now Mrs Nc
Dermott. lives in county Wicklow and
John Henry, who was Il peach grower
IN Georgia for years, now holds Il pub
lie office in Dublin.
The Count Of Turin, nephew of the
King of Italy and ;,venger OF the honor
OF ltalS'S army, has obtained permits
sion to visit this country next summer
Ever popular in Italy, he is much more
SO since he fought Prince Henri dor
leans
S. X. Grimlcy. of PENNSYLVANIA. had
a valuable collection of coins, which he
has sold To cure his daughter of u.r-
HouS proStratiun. She has read OF Il
man being tortured and murdered who
owned "ld coins. and she feared TIN,
same fate for her father
y gentleman Who recently died in
London at the aG,, of seventy ha1 been
Il smoker since h.. was seventeen D,,r
ihE shat time he Kept Il diary, in which
ne recorded that ii" had smoked 3oS
80" cigars, Af.6.'? OF which Were. gifts
ih"Se winch ne paid for cost him 500
James Anthony Froudt insisted an
al letters being destroyed that had
orth addressed 10 him, and left orders
nat ms own letters. addressed to his
friends, should not be divulced after
ms death. II is singular that tn. v,.r,-
man VINO acted thus should have nuh
''sheu to the world C'arlylcs unhap
by biography after CARLYLE loft in
strucii"!is that III. did not wish mis- Ia
be done. "
tt"v john II. Vine OF New York. has
ne"h preaching for the last five months
IN Two of the largest mission hnIls in
i."ndon England. also in the late Rev
-. II, SpGrScons Memorial Tabernacle.
me great Assembly Hall. in the east
OF London. where he preached for
three months. seats 5000 and was built
many Years ago. Services have been
he!a IN this hal! nightly for twenty
nine years.
Pere Favicr has just been consecrat-
ca Roman Catholic Bishop at Pelin
nina. He has been !! missionary in
nina Tor thirty years. 1t was he who
arranged for the appointment of a ma
pau h'incl". and negotiated the sale Of
thc "ld cathedral to the Empress Dow
hgcr. He was decorated with the
lh'rd button. and promoted last wear
70 he a second button mandarin 1he
thinese declare that pere Fayier,s
present appointment is due to dirrct
representations made BY the I,mnornr
to the Vatican
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17

1t is quite obvious that the Spaniards
nave made an egreGious mistake In
Gaining General Weyler to command
the Spanish forces in Cuba in the even,
or war with the United States. The
former captain general not only dis
prayed military incapacity and inefh-
clency during his occupation of Cuba
"ut aroused so much prejudice, indig-
iiatio'l ana contempt among Americans
that the desire to secure a .crack, n,
this nineteenth century barbarian will
act as a greater incentive to enlist
tnent that all the courage and patri-
otism in existence. His name win act
as sort OF oriflaInme to nerve Uncle
cams troops to rush into bath. and
next TO Remember the Maine ~.
cry or Down with Weylcr" viii he
come the shibboleth of the Americans
as they charge the Spanards.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17
SUNDAY APRIL II, 1898.
THE RESOLUTION.

The United States Senate last night
--------------,--t-- ,.;me..,h., in
ana leave the Pearl OF the Antilles
u once. II is more than likely that the
1ouSe OF Representatives will speedily
agree to the Senate resolution and thar
the President will sign the measure.
NO one who has followed the course,
OF proceedings for the past few week (
can douht that this Will mean war.
spain, with foolish pride. based on
esotism and ignorance, fundly imap-
mes that it will be am easy mat1cr Ia
thrash the United States ana viii Nh
doubt resent the Interference or This
government by an appeal TO the arbi
tratlon OF the sword. Whether This
VIII be a wise step or not ii is needless
10 discuss. The fact that Spain win re.
sent the action of Congress ana that
val IS Almost sure to result is the CON
a'eioh now facing the American PEG
pie.
me question, then. is no longer one
or abstract right or worng but is one
which has TO do with the proper man
ner IN which the crisis is to be met.
IN the face Of Il foreign foe Americans
should bury all differences and present
a SOLID front to the enemy No one
acquainted with the temper of Uncle
SANS loyal supporters can doubt ma,
such will be the case.
Inc die is east and all that now re-
mains is Tor every citizen of the United
states, from the humblest to the high
est to stand by the government. This
is made much easier by the fact that
the government is in the right
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17
SLEEPY MAS'a apaEcn.
IT Had an tiec'rif,r!ns Effect ON III

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17

George" writes the author Of
'Heir!ooms in Miniature. was willing
to join the Society. be a Friend. and be
married in meeting OF anywhere else
that katherine said: accordingly. h
and katherine made their first dccl-
alton Fifth day, FIRST month. 1858. "
7 hcedlcrs, however had "ScrupeS -
seeing that Georges conversion was
very sudden and they asked him this
searching question: Friend Robinson,
dost thou join the Society Of Friends
from conviction. OF for the love Of
katherinc fIollingsworth% George hes
itated. He priced the truth ana H.
did wish to marry Katherine. SO II"
answered.: Il wish To join the Society
for the love OF Katherine Holdings
worth"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17
The PREsIDENTs APpEA1

ne President has appealed to the
commons sense of the Spanish govern
'neNt. and has invited them to look at
lhc situation as it exists. The inter-
rs'S of the two countries are really
we same. 1t concerns both that Cuba
should be tranquil and prosperous. But
we island cannot be either prosperous
or tranquil until the rebellion is at an
NO and the rebellion cannot be
y n,ousht TO an end by Spain The in
Gtn"ndence of Cuba. on terms eats
factory to the Cubans are not unfair
q, 70 spain. is the only solution OF q. djf-
,,'cuity which may involve the two
h"hiispheres in war.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17

1t is with Some establishment and :,
feeling OF sharp rebuke that .ye note
the Tact that the committee on inya-
40 pensions has reported to the House
adversely upon the proposition to put
an end to the industry OF marrying
young women to veterans on the brn,,
OF The grave for the sake OF widows
pensions.-New York Mail ana ~
press.
This seems to be entirely home" in
oustry. Perhaps tina, is the reason the
committee refrained from giving it a
black eye" =
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17
JUNGLE JOE"s" pHsD1,.r1r>-


"a characteristic story is going the
ROUNDS today about Uncle Joe, cav
non, says the Chicago Post. Mr.. can
non as everybody knows has been a
StaiWart advocate of honorable peace
ana has been unusually outspoken in
dtnnlhs ms position. But Uncle Toe"
is not blind. and he is an excellent
judge of the temper Of the house Of
representatives and political currents.
ne is quoted as saying to il friend this
morning:
- am for the avoidance of war Nv
.'ll honorable means. but in my opin-
ION. unless this congress is given a
ehlhce to go something warlike mighty
soon. the republican caucus of rho nnvt
mouse OF representatives can be hal6
IN the room of the committee on aIcn-
holic liquor traffic That is ,be swan
es, committee IN the capitol believe"
This would look as though even "Ir,
Gle Joe had become weary of lonr
waiting.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17

Mr. wayne MacVeagh says spain
mas announced her Willingness To win
draw her soldiers from that unhanny
island" referring to Cuba, OF course
IL would be interesting to knnw b,v.
.iS 1aoiicraoie Wayne scooped the bal
a'ce or The country on this important
piece or news Some Of the esteemed
yellow journals should put a detective
On ms track and find out where his
Vein Of news" IS located.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17
a MAINE DISASTER STORY

a MAINE DISASTER STOIS-
captain SiGsbec tells IA good stnrv ~
" i'ah-oi wars man from th,. Mninc
W." vas called before the board of in
Iuify to testify concerning his ,xn,ri
tH't ana observations at the i'm, az
t nc oisaster,F says the Chicago Record
-. ulu sea dog was solemly sworn To
teil the truth. the whole truth ana
l'o,.ins put the truth. and was then
naut,phch by Captain Sampson not 70
ihduiSe IN any hears;iy statements mr.
20 conhne himself absolutely to what
ne saw and knew. without regard 10
What ne had heard from others Af,.,
s l. impressive prcliminales Ciptain
sampson said: ''''''
Now tel us what you know abou,
'le explosion of the Maine"
MAS h-corklng it off in me ammick
,r.,,i,n and card a noise ana
~a , up in the orspital That's All
Know about it. Sir"
me court maintained its gravity
ana excused the witness. "Corkinr" *
sailors slang for sleeping. When they
i ~ uo"h upon the deck, as they often
q" !"r Il snooze, hgurativcly spealljnr
1heS are calking the deck.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17

Mr.. Bailey sesents. with good deal
OF Indignation the charge that he
lost his head" in the Cuban debate
the other day. If the Texans conduct
during the past few days may be
taken as Il criterion his protest is well
founded. 1t would be ridiculous to
dignity the thing lost by MIR. Bailey by
calling il a head
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17

Valentine HollinSsworth accoinpan-
led William Penn III the good ship Wei
come. and settled i'll Delaware uupn the
banks of the i:i;;,n,lywinc. Katherine.
his daughter. q. dclectahle Quaker
Maiden the pride Of the iit;le settle
ment, was woocd and Won by George
Robinson But George MAS Of the
Church of England. and Katherine
must be married in meeting.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17

va, We chlidren of Mrs. Parnen remain
nErfnolt. lives in County wicklow ,,,a
% % m n! Henry, who was peach grover
!, 10 georgia for years, now holds y my.
lie office in Dublin. ''' q puo"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17

a Georgia rural editor thus dcs-
cribes an accident that occurred dur
ing wedding ceremony: The bride
looking the picture of lOvrlinesS. stood
under the swinging chandelier So did
the bridegroom. The bridegroom was
over six feet two. and in bowling his
responses to the minister's questions
he accidentally tilted the chandelier
which overturned :; coal ri! lamp, the
oil OF which spattcred all over the
brides dress and the minister's
bro;dcloth coat. To say that the
bridegroom was made would not do JUS
ticc to his feelings. But HI. restrain
ed himself. and supported the bride, 10
the front porch. where the ceremony
was concluded under the stars of
heaven. The minister has sent in a
bill for his coat, but the bridegroom
s:Ncars h" wont pay it,"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17
Chase Your Dollars

into a house. You have a right
to little piece of this earth-you may
have it if you will take it. The money
you spend for cigars-for-ch-sod
water-if saved. would buy a house in
a snort time. Then you'll be safe. In
the storms of adversely youth have
something to float you until sunny
weather comes again. It will always
be there, to stand between you and
the cold
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17

NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. April ld.--Gotton NJ
lures closed steady. sales il2,2oo bales
April 6.V4 May sos, June Coz; July
6l2; Aug ILL: Sept. G.i.: Oct ca.
NOV. 6.i3. Dec. els. Jan. Gi,.
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FOR coMMoNwEALr4's ArrY.

hereby announce myself a. candda,te.
TOT the office OF COMMONWEALTH At
sonney tor the City OF Newport News,
subject TO THE ratification OF THE Demo-
'1allc party ait THE PRIMARY. 1T elected,
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important to Advertiners.

Parties other than those having ledger
accounts with this paper, civic societies
and military organizations are required
TO pay for transient advertisements In
advance. An increase OF SO per cent
will be charged for transient advertise
uents not paid for In advance. and no
transient advertisement viii be booked
for less space than one inch. To Illus
Eate: one half inch Is rs cents. one inch
cents for one time, when paid in adj
vance; but Their will be rs cents II
charged. Transient advertisers will
cave money by remem berlng this notice.
which applies In all cases, irrespective
OF financial responsibility.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

hereby announce myself a candt-
GATE Tor re-election to the office OF
Councilman of the Sixth ward OF t1ads
cpty, subject to the Democratic primary.
apl7-tde JAMES IT, HUGHES
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17

~ Noble Soul-''Just think" said the
man who has been worrying over the
cuban affair from the first of those
poor people down there, actually dying
for lack of food. OH it's Il shame. /
can understand what our people are
made of To permit it. We ought to
have succorcd them long ago 1t is a
crime aaginst civilization. NV heart
hleeds for them This delay makes it
impossible for me to sleep. toss
humanity, TO rescue. tfiiegih1i'' 'ftAr ni"ht
" nat have you done" one of his
trcss?' us
~ said the man who had h.o,
.'' have written Il poem six
W, % '"lE ABOUT them and contribute
cd 30 cents to the relief fund ,.-,.l.,,'.,
land Leader "
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17

Uncle Sans diplomacy is now really
and truly assuming Il '-shir, sleeve as
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17
FOR COUNCILA1A.N
March %.

At the solicit tahion OF my friends and
upon Information that Mr.. J. a. VIII
lett will not be q candidate for re-elec-
lon, l hereby announce myself a can
oldate for the Council from Fifth ward
subject to the Democratic PRIMARY.
E. w. ROBINSON
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17

Not having been sufficiently urged
date Fer councilman in the Fifth ward
1 nave decided not TO wait on my friends
any longer and now take this method
or doing so, subject to the Democratic
primary OF April 18th, 1898.
10. A. L. POWELL.
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CANDIDATES CARDS.
FOR MAYOR

FOR MAYOR,
hereby announce myself as can-
ildate Tor the office OF mayor of the
:gty OF Newport News, Va, subject to
Inc decision of the Democratic primary
c. PERKINS.
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W,ANTtED-EVT1RY ONE TO KNOW
] have the largest stock of buggi.1s
and surreys in town. o34 and 2sG.
I>wenty-tlfuh Street. New and old
I.hone. W. Il. ROUSE.
If
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oy the month. Address T, care Daily
fress. ap 6-3tp.
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NDw ADVERTISEMENTS

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J. n. Lawrence's, 211 Twenty-seventh
street.
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$500 Cash
and
500 a Month

viii buy you a comfortable home OF
SIX rooms in East End, near the
corner of Twenty-seventh street
and Chestnut avenue.
Price $3.50
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An is Room Dwe1ling,

three stories, just completed, sit
uated on Twenty-fifth street, near
washington avenue. When the
proposed bridge is built across the
e. & O. railroad tracks 1t will
greatly enhance the value Of this
property. Rents now for $500 a
month