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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-03-03
OFF,
Spain Will Brook No Eysterference
LIN Her AiEa

Madrid, Feb. % Impar>
tial publishes an Interview with
Senior Sagasta, in which the
Prime Minister says:
mo Spanish Government
would dream of submitting to
arbitration tLeindisputable rights
of our sovereignty, or of admits
ting foreign intrusion in the in-
teroal sffairs of Spain This can
never be proposed or listened to.
THE Government will reject
every act tending to cast the
slightest shade upon the indis
putable sovereignty CT the nation
or to diminish its liberty of action
in any territory over which the
Spanish flag floats"
The Correspondence Milita1
declares that the consensus OF
opinion is that war between Spain
and the United States Will breas
out 10 April.
The Imperial prints a despatch
from London which purports te
give the substance of an inter
view with Prince Bismarck, or
which Prime Minister Sagasta's
remarks were founded. Prince
Bismark is represented as saying
that the Cuban question oagh'
TO be submitted to the arbitra
lion of the Pope, though he
would hardly expect the United
States, as a Protestant nation, tt
accept his Holiness as arbitrator
Senior Sagasta said be was as
tonished that such an idea hoult
eminate from Prince Bismarck
adding that he could only &C
count for it on the ground of thu
Princes supreme ignorance o
the situation.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-03-03
Shake Into Your Shoes

Aliens Foot-Ease, a powder for the
feet. It cur painful, SWOLLEN, smart
ing feet and instantly takes the sting
out OF Germs and bunions It is the
greatest comfort discovery of the age.
Aliens Foot Ease makes tight-itting
Or new shoes feel easy. Il is a certain
ours for sweating ,~callous and hot, tired,
aching fest. Try it to-day. Sold by
all druggists and shoe stores. By mai
for sc, IN stamps, Trial package FREg
Address, AIlen g. Olmstead, LeRoy
n. Y.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-03-03
Sac 4Ee grEEdren.

When el.itsa aee attacked With
cough, cold ard csfs3p, Dr. Bulls
Cough Syra9 Wiz r-ose O quick and
sure clle. IL. Li.nsr Z. Baker,
Blandon, lsa., writes: 1--WE have
used Dr.. Bulls Coash Syrup for cough,
cold and Group, and found 1t the best
cough medicine AMI cure for these
affections. We never run out of it,
but always keep it on hand.n DR..
BULBS Cough Syrup is sold everywhere
for Is cents. Insist on having it.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-03-03
CORBETT UNSUCCESSFUL.
Senate Denies Him a Seatin That
Body.

Washington. Feb. 28.-Hon.
Henry w. Corbett was to-day
denied admission to the Senate
as a Senator from Oregon on ap-
pointment, by the decisive vote Of
SO to 10. Speeches were made to-
day against the admission of Mr..
Corbett by Senators Bacon, OF
Georgia, and Burrows, Of Mich
gan, and in favor Of his admis-
sion by Senator Morgan, of Ala
bama. After sdisposing Of the Cor
bett case, the Senate began the
consideration Of the Alaska home
stead and railway right Of way
bill and had not concluded it
when il adjourned.
A bill authorizing Lieutenant
Commander Raymond Z. Rogers,
u. S. n. to accept decoration
Of the Cross Of Legion Of Honor
from the republic Of France, was
passed.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-03-03
Sanford Express: A moonshine

Sanford Express: A moonshine
whiskey still which was a novelty
for its mechanism, was captured
by revenue officers about fifteen
miles east of Sanford last week.
A yashpot, holding about thirty
fve galloons was used for the still
and the cap was constructed from
a lard can with a tin guane trum-
pet as the neck. TIE worm was
an iron pipe about eight feet long.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-03-03
GoLD8BoRo 81. O.. MARCH 3. is:
A OF SINCERITY.
Stricken by Heart Disease i'll the
Presence Of His Granddaugh~
Philadelphia Times-28.

William Misbey Singerly died
yesterday at lis residence, on Los
Gust, above Sixteenth street, from
failure Of the heart. His grand
daughter, Miss Meredith, was
with him at the time. AT 100
O'Clock he was seated IN his room
when he was suddenly seized with
a pain in the heart, and rose from
his chair, passed for a moment
into his bath room, but returned
at once, fell upon the bed, and
stretched out his limbs in death.
DR.. Bernardy, his family ply
s%ician, was called, and came with
in o few minutes. Life was then
extinct.
Mr.. Singerly was taken sick
last Wednesday with a bilious at
tack, and Dr.. Bernardy was sum
moned at that time. The physl-
clan found him to be suffering
from what was at first thought to
be an attack Of gastritis, but
which was afterwards diagnosed
as simple biliousness. His case
yielded rapidly to Treatment, and
yesterday morning DR.. Bernardy
teIephoned to James Mccartney,
at the Record building, that Fit.
S~ingerly's condition was much i'm
proved,
On Saturday night Mr., Singer
ly had a pleasant chat with his
family and with Mr., Mccartney
He passed an easy night, and yes
terday morning ATE his breakfast
with apparent relish. Dr.. Bor-
nardy visited him in the morning
and found him very much better.
He was sitting NJ, smoking q CT
gar, and showed much interest il
the affairs Of the Record, which
were submitted 70 him later,
DR.. Bernardy said yesterday
afternoon IT, a Times reporter:
"AIl [ can say IS Mr. Singeriy
died undoubtedly from heart fail
ure> 4 post norton will be held
tomorrow to determine, if possi-
BILE, by what it was suporinducod.
I have been Nj. Sipgerly's family
physician for nine years, and bis
death from heart failure does not
surprise me. He has had tobacco
heart for some time, and [ have
predicted that be would go Of
very suddenly. He was an invet-
crate smoker, and when | called
on him yesterday morning, but 8
short time before his death, he haC
a cigar in his mouth. His heart
has been IRREGULAR for a long time.
Mae years ago / attended him fol-
Il case Of typhoid fever, and Tx
organ failed badly then. Or
Wednesday night be jokingl5
spoke of my solicitude regarding
his heart action, and 1 repijeC
that I had better be careful @.
him now before o graver matter
ensued. Yon a say that HI:
sudden death undoubtedly re
suited from sudden failure Of the
heart"
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-03-03

After using a 10 cent trial size OF
Ely's Cream Balm you will be sure to
buy the SO cen size. Cream Balm has
no equal in curing scatarrh and cold in
head. Ask your druggist for it or send
10 cents to US
Ely BROS, Sc Warren ST.. N. z. City
I suffered from Catarrh three years,
it got so Rad / could not work; / used
two hottles of Elyis Cream Balm and
an entirely we'll; I would not he with
out its-A, @. clarke, 34I Shawmut
Ave. Boston.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-03-03
BEST OF Az.

To cleanse the system in a gentle
and truly beneficial manner, when
the Springtime comes, use the true
and perfect remedy, Syrup of Figs
Buy the genuine. Manufactured by
the California Fig Syrup Co. only,
and for sale by all druggists, at so
cents per bottle.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-03-03
March 1, 1898.

The blue bird is hailed as a har
binger Of Spring. It is also a re
minder that a blood purifier is need,
ed to prepare the system for the de
b~ilitating weather to come. Listen
and you will hear the birds. singing
"Take. Ayers Sarsaparilla III March.
April, May"
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-03-03
FALSE ALARM

EDITOR ARGUS:-Some Annaa
Mas has started the report that
there is small pox in Nswbern;
and for fear the report might
deter some who intended visiting
the Fair from doing SO, I have
asked of the officials in Newbern
il there be any truth in the re-
port and haye received the fol-
lowing dispatch:
To W. G HoLLowELL, Agt.
There is not now, nor has there
been at any time for years past a
case Of small pox in Newbern.
The report TO the contrary is :
malicious lie. [ have this from
DR.. Duffy Of the Boarc Of Health.
(Signed) S. L. DILL
Acting Pres. A. & n. c. <. r,
Don't miss this opportunity OF
going to the Newborn Fair. you
may be in Cuba fighting the
Spaniards, or in the Mammoth
Cave to keep from fighting them.
before another Fair, SO don'i
miss this one,
W. G. HoLLoWELL Agt.
Go!daboro, n. G
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-03-03

WE LEAD in price aud good
quality Of meat. We don't want you
to take our word for it, but we do
want you to come and prove what
we say. We consider a pleased GUS
toner our best advertisement-we
have many such advertisements.
What will you have2 Steak, roast
beef, pork or veal? We will serve you
with tender, choice meat.
M. Sherman.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-03-03

Itch or human. mango On horses
dogs and all stocs, cures IN 30 minutes
by Woodford's Sanitary Lot on. 1t
never fails. sold by IL. Il. Rot ,nson q
Bro. G0ldshoro II G
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-03-03

The Japanese GovaELnant. i
is announced, has dae led that
foreign capital is ne to de-
velop the resources - me Ris>
lug Sun Kingdom, a.. prepar-
ed to welcome investcrs. A plan
IS said to be under consideration
for the establishment Of a Japan.
ese-American bank.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-03-03
Extreme Weakness

Chronic Diarrhoea for Years-Feet
and Ankles SWeiFed and Flood
was Out Of Crder-C Cured by
Hoods Sarsapari!a.
"I was troubled with chronic diarrhoa
for eight years and tried everything I was
told was good for it, but no medicine did
me any good. I kept up all the time but
was SO weak I could not do anything. If
7 walked a few hundred yards I would be
out of breath. My feet and ankles swelled
very badly and 1 had about given up all
hope Of ever being well. 1 read about
Hoods Sarsapari1la, and, knowing my
blood Was out Of order, decidedto give it
G. fair trial. I have now taken nine or
ten bottles of it and several bottles of
Hoods Pills, and ! am perfectly well"
Mrs. S. A WARD, B~attleboro, N. G.
I aO0d2g s ss :
Is the Best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for SIS.
H, Ds1r- are the best after-dinner
AkOOA . L 2i.o pills, aid digestion. 25c.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-03-03
M. {. Robinson & Bro
PAINT YOUR HOUSE

in the early Spring, and when
your garden blooms with Spring
blossoms, and the verdure is fresh,
your house will not look like a back
number. We have q fine stock Oh
Masury's paints, oils, varnishes and
Lewis lead that we are selling at
rock bottom prices, which builders
and house we will do well to
take advantage of.
GOLDsBORO HARDWARE co.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-03-03
Skin Diseases

For tie speedy and permanent cure of
letter, salt ri1euE and eczema, Cham
berlain's Eye and Skin Ointment is
without an equal. It relieves the itch
ing and smarting almost instantly and
its continued use effects a permanent
cure. It also cures itch, BARRIERS itch,
scaid head, sore nipples, itching piles,
ellapped hands, chronic sore eyes and
granulated lids.
Dr. Cady's Condition Powders for
horses are the best tonic, blood purifier
and ver"aifuge. Price, 20 cents. Soldby
For sale by N E Robinson & Bro.
and Miller's Pharmacy in Goldsboro,
and Jno. r Smith at M5. Olive
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-03-03

The new Spanish Minister,
Senior Polony Bernabe, has sailed
FOR this country, but his name
doesn't seem to indicate that he is
any User than Dupuy dc LONE.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-09
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judge Gnntcr Eul"siz'd by Attorney,
aHc> ford and Stewart.

The Circuit Court of Newport News
convened yesterday mo,uling with Judge
Blackstone on the bench
After th@ opening of the court elo-
Guerit eul"gi@$ We're delivered in
memory of the late Judge BENJAMIN
T. Counter by Attorneys r. G. Bedford
and \. S. Segar.
Thes Following resolutions of rasrect
We're approved by the court and si1.lte.--
ed 10 be spread on the records:
Whereas. this bar has received the
;'A,mful in:"1lis~nce OF the death. on The
Grh inst. Of The Hon B.snis.uip r..
Gun'e~, late judge of ehe r2ien1th Judi
"ial Circuit Of this STATE and Of the
''fnnnit Court Of Newport News: and
''Wher5us. We are muiled TO give
some oppression TO the love We bore
him az 4 man. anrl the esteem i'm which
We held him AZ a judge, to the end that
wa may a1d in oe,7lretuarir5g tbs rnf-'n-
"rv of a life and character s., worthy
of "Url9,Henrnorat6an: therefore. be it
'R~SelNed. First That in Che death of
the Honorable I'en,janin T. Gunter the
S;tn'e has lot one 0f her w.tl''hiest sons
ND most tr'1st ed nni GERS. the bar a law
Yer nf ehjTi:y and learning, the jud.t.i-
airy a member OF pvritY. fnius'try and
wisdom. society a nl.3n Of high cha'aac-
ter ara We individually a sreny! Whose
nntNr''1 counsel has never been with
he,nl
''lfeS,,ivel. see,rl. That a COPY of
''tE'>t- i'FN'fi ttI''lS ~ Si'tStFl u'rsH Ine
~nT"rls eft The Circuit Court for 'the CITY
# NoWrG,t News"
The Gr,t then took mp the Il 1rk@t
end ~ posed of Il few nl'Nrcr cases. con-
tfuuinr a large ma iGrity.
In the taEe Nf Hoffman Brothers
VIII, wa'e ~raaeed u nal: liquor rcersse
by Judge la2lham o. the corporation
z Ert ard witch waS hy,peared to the
frr"''ft "-r!rt BY the Newport News
Srti'11u'r1.lr- "i~tl UNr-v Dock C'rn,slniy
Nc. :, s. Sr2a". rer>rei1s,N'trr 's'ha lat
=. v',r7 'rew ohieC,i MS. nlGl m" COURT
@Na,h?-tl t''3' .!ln'0a nlrhru'S Il i'stln
r--G-rf ali-,~.' I. Nhatp,r7n"v w r. Mos
.-.,-L.L.S.- NJ tI--tIllL.M r, .sI-..I1s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-09
BRIEF ITEMS.

Mrs. Henrietta Holiday is VISITING :,
Baltimore. '
Mr.. l.. a. Meyers is in New York on
business va
Miss Kate Barllsda!e is visiting
friends in Manchester
Mrs. Emma Maller. is yis-t,lrc Mrs Q
h"'HknIln. in Manchester
NJ. IS Evie lli,Itam. of Accnmlc ,-oln-
End ''<''>
Mss Mary Petersen has returned
from a visit to friends near Mnnches-
ter.
Messns, john Cr5dar and L. ]. F,!'tz-
gerald of CHESTER. are i'm t'ht. city AS sIh.
guests of Mr. and Mrs Frank Bunaty.
IN 'Nog'tEa End.
regular sttmim,cn tllly meeting of thu.
Business Mems Association was not
held last night
Mr.. w. J. Payne. OF Richmond. ,resi-
dent of the Newport News Gas Cam-
T.alny, rs IN this ei:y. in the tr1ie
est of tho Newport News and OH
POINT Electric and Railway COMPANY
with which he lis also identified.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y.u,-
Mems Christian Association Will have
mars 81 the rooms on Friday evening
from 7:"o to 10 O'Clock. They Will have
4 "Silvcr Tea
The Huntington Rifles. the only mil
ram ned Their Old quactea-s IN,
the Gordon I,lindmg, on Washinct on
vsnue, amAl taken posse st,ni of ,iht. Cay-
s!rln, which. fN b NOW ON, Will Ire the
home off Captain p. Thornton Maryes
rack mFnFtkny organization
IT," Woman'S Christian TY4n;ta1.ay,o.
| 'n.@n of 'the State of Ken.ucky, ina $
presented Miss Christine Bradley with
a valuable cut glass bp.rla. t.npea Wi, L
| >,.N!''t. ST'ver!;n be used on the occasion oi
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-09
MORTOR FIRING.
oh1cer Discusses the Methods OF Aiming
and Discharging These Machines.

One OF the officers at Fort Monroe.
speaking OF thu new mortar! batteries
which VIII be ready for uperari-Jn there
rbon commented recently i'm this. most
Confident TERMS upon the efficiency in
repelflls AN Invading fleet.
!or'Lseve they are the MOST efficient
ueifeEders We have. and no fleet couhd
PASS thr':n, Illt. sLa.u.
The Hypothetical defense uf New
York ,haE>bor has been much discuss q
anu in every instl.ncs. the mu,gsars elrt.
described being discharged into hum
dred yard squares. Through which the
ene,rny:s ve sells ARE supposed to be
coming. THAT mt4thad WIFI Not be add
alerad to. The pan NOW Adopted ill,s
been proven far better.
The Hnoihars wiy be operated, to a
csIi.ahn extent, very much AIS the big
guns are; uhIat IS. instead of being fired
at an Nn.ht2Enan-y square li!ley will be
disk haretged ait the vessel or Vessels
amf no attention WIN be paid to the
squares. THAT methDd was devised be
fore the days of our marria-ful ll:'tle
1IlGfgse- finder.
-'Shcnl.i IA vvt.sel a'a;ack US VlUw, we
would get her range, approximate AL
most exactly her speed. know just how
bong III wtEuh1 take a morta,r projeGtrtt
TO travel the dis airlsa. and elevate ;Ele
-iGAr'tar SO i.IhaIt the projescti.t, would fal
Art "a ea!cu lated distance i'll FRONT OF
where the VESSEL was Qrtated by rht
H,ange finder. The vessel and THE pro
jectt.le should reach the spolt at this
Same time.
in action I1ile baIteltaas would prtFNa
bly, he fired in sets of four. cnse quar-
tstte right after the other. If "a vel g
succeeded i'm elud',ng the first four. GElt
OF more OF our either twelve would all
most certainly reach her. In amy
even't, THE disc iharged batteries wE,llC
be iptaslrns while THE others We're firing
and the fire could be practically made
continuous"
The fort WIFI be equipped as1 soon at
possible with rapid fire gums as "a pro
Hec,:bn against torpedo boats thai
might silly, i'm.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-09
lfStslNESS MEN At THE CAPITAL
peiceatfon to Appe AZ Before The WAYS :, Il
Means Committee

means committee Today.
TCaay a delegation of business men
Will appear before THE ways and means
committee of the House of Represen-
Id ttVes and enter protest against lshe
cnilsa. Nat:cn of this port with Norfolk.
Wlth TIE latter as ths- port Of entry,
me de.eGatIan is composed of SOM.
Of the fead!ns business and ;..>nfessi.. n
al Men Of ttjas city. They az e chock full
" statistics 70 show why this sho,I, d
most be made a SUPPORT. No obje ton
WI t'a rased to Secretary Cages rec
"1fl'faetEtlit!'n Ito make this tiht. port Of
en- try. That Should, he done. bur TINS
port mast not i,r subsarvisnr Ia Nor
folk. as it wcrlM be a case Of TIM. tail
WaggiHs the dog
Yesterday the members nf the com
tr'-ttee appointed by the Business Mems
ASScc&ith m wlNa went to Washington
Mnniay Fight had a hearing at the
ineasury Department This mo. ming
they WITH I've Joined by Il Gtl!t.ra ION
mat left for Wash :ngtun rast night
Among Those who Went to the CAPITAL
Yesterday We're: Mayor w. \. Post
Mt II. G. Birkford. DR. A. c, .Hnas,
Mr. ". G. Burgess. Mr. r.. =. Orr Mr.
T. w. Robinson. Nj. d. c. Ashhv ana
Ne. X. w. Newman
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-09
THE. wILE ESD !ARRE TRIAL.
sheriff NJartirS WE Pldllblty Know His
EEatp Today


III '''t - -, r'.11av
1-u1-,--rs,:po T. pa March s.
Sly ,I.,,tir .n,Ll bis IDENTITIES will
,,1,,ir,- 1.r.,r ,h,.ir fate tomorrow
, - A.,,,, ,t,n,s yrar, CON clual..l
.n,7,,- o,,1 l,te thfs alftarno,-n Judge
y-ra,IlNan1 charged t7he i,,,y No v5rd
,,,,in,~ l..,,,, raCt.'ye4l from the Jury
rr.r,,, ny, 10 o o'ciock tonight court was
a,7io,,rrl5,a un1r 10 o'clock tdnor,.5w
rnorninr
JI,7ca Worylwa,ll's snlarge was ex-
h,ustiya Ha discussed the power Of
the sheriff 10 sIn,mon a posse and
maintain order.
Confirming tht. judge said:
..r5ts.. : is no Jaw :. tlher by stotuta ~
enactment or by and decision Of our
courts. to prevent Tab ring men from
stopping w''ak. and going upon Il strike,
Whenever in iheir own n.tnion, Il IS Ear
Their int,g.5s 81 50 to do Nor is There
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-09
NEWSPAPERS ORGANIZE.
Representative of the southern Press
Form an Association.
lEN IalnlnI.a nh


ATLANTA. GA. March S.-Twenty-
tMip OF The daily morning newspapers
az the S>tlts3, representing every state
between the Potomac and the Rio
tirtilt.-, south Of th!e C'ArD RIVER met in
this city today cGd organized the
$i,J,the:n Publishers Association, an
on .r:tNH.@atiun very much on the 1!lle OF
the National Publishers Association
The meeting was t:3e l=su.it of a call! IS
sued 10y the Chattanooga Times. After
an inf rmI, discussion OF the o'bje"Is in
View. during which 1t was mutually
agreed THAT On organ liza ton Of South
eIn M Tn4ns newspapers would be OF
great v.5EuIe 70 at concerned. a perma-
nent It es.itl.Zat.on was perfected by the
election Of thu following cfticers:
President. George w. Ochs, OF the
Chattano' ga Times; Vice President,
&. p'H. G-warlln. of the Richmond
Dispatch; Secretary, Frank P. Glass, OF
tbs. Montgomery Advertiser and Treas
s:ier. A.. f.. Gonzales, of the Columbia.
> c.. State. Tss beard OF dire tors,
consisting Of one member fr-In each
state. was elected Among them are:
a: f. H%4ie4'hy. Jr.., OF the Richmond
Times: I'd. 4. II mpkLns. OF this Char
| i"ite Observer: j. c. Hemrhin. of the
Charleston News ana Coulter: Clark
Howell. Of the Atlanta Cons ,itution;
George w. wilson III the FLORIDA
Times Union and Citizen; Z. w. Bar
fett. OF the Birmingham Age Ha: aid:
Colonel Thomas c. Rapier. CT the New
Orleans Picayune. and O'Brk.n Moore.
OF the charleston, w. VA, Gazette
The convention decided 10 meet again
! IN Memphis next September to COM
yet" the work eff organization and in
the meantime q committee will prepare
| a constitution ard bylaws. The next
! annual meeting will be heid i'm Rich
| mond in March. 1899. During the af-
| ternoun session the Following reso,u-
| ton. introduced by C.su k Howell, was
unanimously adCpted:
Res ',ve'N That the Southern Pub
| fishers ASS &C alton, as mem1ers Of the
| ASS TED Press. commend that organ
| lZlt!0n for its excellent news service
| and the readiness with which It's man
| agc1 tsnt seeks to meet the require
mentS and to serve the interests OF it's
| members"
| During the1r stay in the town the
| publishers We e given a banquet by the
| Constitution
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-09
NEWS OF RICHMOND
War News Causes a LuII in
Politics.
PICKETT CAMP SENSATION
tharEes Blade That the Rolls OF the OrpanI
znti"n Contains the Names OF Men
Who Deserted During
the War.
CAMP SENSATION
cs.ecial t.. the Daily Press,


RICHMOND, VA. March S-The
'srofSile-ts for an InfTaGtate war with
Spai)n. which t'-nna IN yesterdays .tele-
grams. caused fo1' time a temporary
| !il.l IN the municipal contest here
NTt2 the coming Of night. when the DO
lt!c'll GullS began TO rally and the sam
7HSH stateSnnsIn began to tell OF what
iAey had done and INV they would
make any sacrifice to represent the
dear Pc PIE. the Nva,a croud was drspeated
1'r came. The G-HI Government
l-''lGu, has placed strong tickets In
tour W-ilHS. and the genlLerrgan who
nave been luIt UP I'm ONE ward replied
neat they have no connection with TIN.
League and Old NOT seek their endorse
,1ent tl- support Bc,t the people at
.'irSe W'jb not have IT that way The
race mat the grin airy is pJ come Off en
next Tuesday is lrtIkErg th.mgs dscpi-
thfly w,li'm f!ere
Rev. r .'..,iluy Jones, the new pastor
OF l'isG'h street Baptist church, whites
est he w1i,l lake change OF thar ,,,,,rrh
an April l. 1895 Mr.. Jones is at nre =.
'-nt located at Bordstown. Ky He y
quite Il young man. Very abe and g.
~. liant career IS predicted for him at
TINS large and irt'usrlllal church.
fN" " is a decided sensation in Pick
EFT Camp, c. V, uver the chbrs,, mad,
NY an eX- nNanber Of t,Eit rho.1y r,,gy a
metl;''er OF l1ee Camp ry the effe,t that
en- the ;'u!l$s OF Pickett Camp there Gyt.r..
s>ertetS After good deal OF fuss
':,'id many att@mHts 10 1hve / the men
hiihed 10y The party making the charge
me party has agreed to so over uhe, o;st
and to name the Inen- There is con-
SIDERABLE feeling in the matter
Is surprising to st>a the number OF
Sr1HZrh Veterans Wis are EXPRESSING
,neniSrIves as ready for war when
ltnS'Fe sam calls time. Old men. gray
ha,Nei. i&Gtle-scarre,i are clam ;rins, for
n btu n l's- OF powder with, n ,ss+ .h,t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-09
DO Not BE Deceived.

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y srss"ktE!S al't- being iHniaitsd. but ais yet
En' 1uaEHi. Deh,ers have. been :np.ESel
up' n by worthless goods repreSs MT ed 40
'1ke their place. insist upon your gro
c!ea' giving ycu crackers with 1.-THE Tim
pr:int Fox on them. They are always
Fresh AND crisp. nnchS