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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-10
BRIEF ITEMS.


Miss florida Goodman. Of East End
has returned httnt. after "a visit TO re,a :
lives i'm Washington
Mr.. Henry F. Dixon, OF R:ti1,mymd is
IN the city With a view to lpaating her,
n the shoe business
Mis- Annie Martin, OF Sm:thfield is
the guest Of the Misses ETA and Ma
mie CGr'r;ngt. n in East End
MT. and Mrs. Arthur Se!uld have
returned to their home on West ave
nue.. after an extended trip North
Mr.. n. c. Bell. day clerk at Hotel
Warwick has returned from Augusta
county. where he has been Visiting rel
ativ,s for ttl.. past three weeks.
The Newport News Social Bicycle
Club has awarded the contract for fur
n:shirs the SUITS and outfits Of ITS u en-
hers to the firm Of Woodward & Wom-
bic.
The southern Bell Telephone and
Telegraph Company announce thu fol
lowing rates Cor iteler :arne service TO
take effect MAJ LIST: Bul'resS 'phores,
$40 psr month; res dence phones, 50 90
per month
w. P. Walker. Jr.. F. eight Traffic
Manager of the Chesapeake & Ohio
who was para,yzed recently, arrived in
the city yesterday evening. Mn Walk
err Will go i'y the Norfolk sanitarun fer
treatment
Mt and Mrs. J. l.. Tnlv'lla. of Attain
=, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Har
'3n-an. They w.l remain in THE CITY
'ln'.i Snl;Hm'3nw. when u::ey Will pro
"e@I T., New York
Mr. George NJ Eaton. "a jlraus'hu-man
n the government department ait the
Shipyard there. has accepted position
Win the Cn'%n Iron Works at San
francisco. He WIFI ltav,. for his now
ration Monday morning. California is
Nr, Ea'on's farmer home. He has a
b.v-t - -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-10
WERE MAKING a HAUL.
Long" John Reynolds and Charles Evans
Arrested Last Night.

hp. III " CROCK 'asi iMSnt TaptSt1Etn
,; w. '!odrhss ana detective j. ..
l'eSh arrested Long Jonn iteynoVdS
ana CfidtlsS EVANS at the LOOT "t iWen-
~ 7'our'h street OH " CharSe VI inert.
lheE We're lolEed IN Jasi.
oli"rtiy AFTER ~ COCK Detective
fiecks suspicious We're aroused by a
sun" NV poat wren mad i~it'dercd
near tl'e peach az the loot >l twenty
iuui IN street. ne cant was dFlttnS
ou' WIN the u,ds. 'put with the ASSIST
'nce "i NJ /. W. wynn ctEcer fit X
Succe'ue" Nh putting II ashore me
iie,I we're suip5lSed to hnd Two large
cons OF f'l>" and fourteen cans Nf paint
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-10
No BILL PENDING
Not Probable That the Ports
Will Be Consolidated.
HEARS THE DELEGATIONS
Busincss Men OF This Cit and Norfolk APP
.. pear Before tho Ways and
Means Committee OF
the House.

ii is not probable that the ports of
Norfolk and Newport News will be con-
SOlidated
This matter was practicai.y disposed
of by the ways and means committee
Of the House OF Representatives yes
terday. 1t is urue that Secretary Ly-
man Gage of the treasury recommend
ed tina, seve. al r',.stolns districts in this
State be consolidated, but thele IS no
bill with that object in View pending
in either branch Of Congress.
Newport News was We'll represented
at the meeting of the ways und means
committee yesterday. as Will be Seen
by the following special dispatch re-
ceived by the Daily Press hast night
from WaShington: ....
The committee nn ways and means
OF the House of Representatives gave. a
hearing today to those interested IN
the consolidation of THE customs dis
trtcts of Virginia.. Among those pres
ent We're delegat tor aiom Newport
News, Norfolk and Petersburg The
Newport News delegation was headed
bS MIR. K. e. Bicll;ord and the party
included Mayor w a. Post, Hon. Thos
Temple Powell DR. A. c. Jones. Just &c
j. d. G. Brown, Messrs ID. S. Jones'
w G. Burgess, w c. stuart ]. ]. Pal
mer r. z. Orr, "a. Lee Powell, f. w.
Mtrlfo1d. J. L. Potion. w. Il. Cotu ell.
u. M. Braxton and Postmaster Fred
Read.
The. treasury department was repre-
scented by Assistant Secretary Howell.
who Is unders TODD TO be the author of
the plan for the consolidation, and by
Special Agent W. S. Chan.e. Both
gentlemen spoke in bJhaif OF the plan
as originally proposed in the report of
Secretary Gage The Norfolk and Pc
'ter4burg delegations opposed the bill
Mayor w. X. Mayo. of Norfolk was
the first speaker. He made a vigorous
protest against the proposed legisla-
ton Of merging the Norfolk and Ports
mouth district into Newport News,
claiming that it would be un injustice
TO district whose business was con-
stantg increasing: that 1t w'yu.d des-
troy individuality and impair the credit
OF the Old district, would be anything
but economical and finally that there
was no reason that could be ra iSed in
favor of it He said that since the Gus
toms district has existed in Norfolk
hH ions VI dollars of revenue have been
gathered and many businesses devel-
oped which would be hurt by a change
now.
Mr. r. G. Bedford SPOKE in favor
or Newport News. While he did not
insist that the recommendation should
she carried out Mr Bickford took occa
sion to lay before the committee the
many advantages the Newport News
haEbor has over Norfolk
Congress nen Young and E-pes were
present during the hearing. but took
no part.
1T was stated this evening 10y the
SleK 10 the committee IN ways and
means that up to this time there is no
bill pending for the conso. i,lat,on of th,.
customs districts in either the Hous. n
S-Eate. '
Ihe Newport News and Norfolk DEL
esatlonS Ieft for home tonight"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-10
Farewell Reception.

The hull draughtsmen of the Newport
News Sllipbu .ding & Dry Dock Com
pany rendered a farewel! reception asst
night in the Americas Democratic Club
ioomEi To A.r Hugo Norman. Who WtN
leave today for Philadelphia to take
resi- onsble position in the hull draw
ing office at Cramps yard.
MIR. George Henlfer made !'ht '4i,'t'' of
the evening by prodrl ing his inlmita-
BE graphrphCnes. After Mr.. Norman
received his diploma. whitil lis cllsto
may amongst hull draughrsmen, Mr.
Fitzgerald sang "OT to Philadelphia.
Other 81 nGs and rec.tat.onS We're rem
dered by Messrs. Henafer. Lancaster.
Kerr, Per9lam. Wood. Talbot and Lot
tier. AS a RENE mbrencc of the even
ing flash photograph taken by MT.
Fftzre!ald will be presented to Mr..
NSrman.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-10
SAILS FOR NEW YORK.
st LOUIS Leaves the Shipyard After Being
OverhauleG.

LATTER 'be4:,S 't,horolrSr:y ovtlrl.au.,i
a'iNd put IN c7tlHysshape rh:- Anr-l!i,, an
I-..iS LEAN! ~ 70 ST. Louis C.uDta.n Pas
S-.he. "Al.sh mas been III ..le Sh l,y.u.I
TOT Lac La.it ;lnrt. weeks 81, ll,nzl am
tf p-.i >..t $3.50 t'c. ok YES er,,lv rp.~p
Li's ltr New York, 10 resume. n, trans
AtiaIn.'c run between New York and
ou.i..ampttm
For the last ftw days runors have
Deem rife regarding the SIT. Louis but
1'hey We're AIS gl'talIndless als ether re-
PORTS about the sh.pyNrd. The St
liouia Will NIT Go to tht. Brooklyn navy
yard to be ARMED as a cruiser This
sta. e'ment lis made ON authority of Sec
Hnd F-Se-Plecs,demt James \ Wright, OF
.lhe International Nl,v.ga:ltm Company
Vino taaid '.that 'uhere WAS no truth in the
report
THE cruisssr has had her annual over
tlaufJng.' said he, 'HaGpt She will sad, as
scheduled. ON March 16 for Southamp-
tTn- Four SUITS of rooms On her prom
s!rada deck have been moved further
aft. and her drawing room has been
placed Somewhat forward These alter
a'tlons have MO particular Sign. fttlnH,e
The PARTS. New York. st. Paul and St
Louis carry the United States nnLuh. and
are subject TO government &sil in case
of war, but no demand has been made
tor amy one Of them SO fir.''
The st. LOUIS lis NOW i'm first elias.
condition. While she was in 1.-THE dry
fE, cleaning and patr.tlng her.
Che New York. another vessel of itlls
Cine, WIFI he dockeRF alvi overrhn,Iled
Tbele latter in tihe spring
E9'he foeitlwing dispatch was sent out
fnom Washington regarding THE St
LOUIS and St. Paul:
1.-Two officers have been selected to
command the American linera St. Louis
and St. Paul, should these ships be ad-
deG ito the flying squadron.
Captain Rubley ID. Evans. formerly
acnown as Flghltang Bob will have
charge of THE St. Louis. and Captain
Frederick Rcdgtrs will command THE
St. PAUL. CapnaGp Evans IS NOW
member OF 'the iI-;al!.nv.I, I'D on
duty i'm Washington. lie IS enai,led to
q vessel o'f ;'ile frat rate. but there ARE
few good baleita left for officers now on
shore except in 1.-THE aluXilhareS.
Captain EVANS believes that with 10
guns ON tine St. Louis he could make
her as interesting a. craft in Ia fight as
any OF the S.000-tOn cruisers. Her
great speed rwoN1ld give the ship great
advantage over the other cruiser type"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-10
Corporation Court.

The CoTp"ratRsn Court. Judge BAR
ham. was in session yesteI day for a
short while.
co'wit for S620.25 was allowed
Henry W"piSt'r. q native of Eng.a.Il
declared fhtS irtonu.on of becoming an
American cit zen.
The court adjourned until the first
hay of THE next term
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-10
GLEA OWE AT THF SHIPYAi,D.
Steamer Pulled OF and brought to This
Pert,

The British steamship GIea,dowe
q ~ ann Harris, wa's success: fully float
Cd yesterday morning and ;'uwe4d to the
EG'ipyard mere. yesterday afternoon.
1'he Gi@adowe, White bound from Del
IN are Bl|1kWater ~ Norfolk was
ctustai IN E.le s.ila of last Friday and
b'rwn A2ii.yre GIT Virginia Beach, TWO
n:.I.eS tJglGh OF Cape Henry. her crew of
uWLatyr,!:Hee men being rescued by che
TIE vessel was pulled off
by the aug Chapman. owned by the
Merritt Wrccki1,g Company.
\ survey Of Iiae ship was not rIade
" leIday ard ,'i.e eX .en't of the damage
is not kn9wn. but r..!lt. vessel lis leaking.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-10
Y.M.C. A. Membership Contest.

The Y. NJ. C. A membership <,ont,tySt
VIII close NEXT Tuesday might COM
Siderable in'.erest us being manifested
among the members of the Association
and their friends IN the outcome of this
novel contest and there Will no doubt
be a large crowd present i'm the parlors
OF tine Association Tuesday might to
learn the result.
Tile Greens are S'till IN the lead
but 1t lis said that tire Reds" are not
tar behind and are csEnfi,lentIt of WIN
ming out at THE last moment
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-10
Police Court.

Justice St4mmes disposed of the fol-
lowing cases yesterday in TIE Police
Court:
j. w. Vaughan. ,SIiahElel Shannon and
Hugh Connolly, drunk; each fined s.
and cSStS.
Frank Fiiawlfs, d';sorderly; find Sc and
COTS.
Adam Tate. diSbTdt-rly; fined SO a,llsl
COSTS.
John Brown (Hs lore'dD. carrying con-
cealed weapons: fined $21 and COSTS
Mike CARNEY, charged with selling
Whskey without a license. was fined
500 and costs. He took an appeal to
the Corporation Court
c. B. Edwards, charged With like
offence, was discharged
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-10
Abe Collins Released.

On Tuesday lnorntng, Mr. z. T.
Jones, formerly a member of THE City
police fopce. arrested a man by 1.-THE
name OF Abe Collins, ON the charge of
dru nkerIness. COLLINS was fined 81 and
costs, THE usual amount for this, of
fense and remanded to jail.
Yesterday Justice B. %. Semmes
ordered Collins released on the ground
that the ARREST was improper. and com
sequentIy hAlega!l, MIR. Jones NO longer
being Ia member of the police force. and
wholly without sworn authority to
make arrests.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-10
Death OF an Infant.

The :waant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
S. B. M.zel. died Of ma.a;',Nl fever ak
i!:.e!r' residence. conner Jefferson avenue
ANA TWsn:y-fifta street. at l O'Clock
ye Ls'.%ny morning.
The remains Were shipped yesterday
IT, she former home of the PARENTS "a;
MaNsl:Y. Va. for .nterm emit.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-10
MORE PAYFOR "COPS"
Ordinance Committee Will
Recommend an Increase.
FROM $50TO $6OA MONTH
Pnfrnlmen Tcll the Committee WHY They
should lie Better Paid for rhcir
Work. Chief Of Police &. D.
farwood Trst:iicS.

AT TIE le'Su.lr meeting of The ,Ce,n-
In,Ir Council n,sNt Tilel:ll y nf,,,,,t W..
oNi.rLllrC@ C2nl:li.tee WIFI rsyonr,,and
it|rt the salaries rlf die pa,.,sg;ens;, no
-'ncrotSGd from $50 Ito $50 a !n1aih luIrd
.nat 'tae sergeant be paid $50 instead of
lne committee came to THIS conrrus-
Ion az "a regular mt atinS ke'.l last m,-i,l
N:lch Ins pet';inn of the r@p,'rr. f REG
tlr an ins'reItJ. IN l.a'j:,,y WAS ,rlns,II-
cred: ptii h':!t. %,ane!us.L,n was mot reach
II uLl @'fter II uipI Arllga ,lnve,t:e,,r,.n
was flkilde. \ nliIis,e. pf patt,.Ijr.en
We're summoned 10 show cause WHY
uh-E should receive h;,-il,sr s. .car.t4s sam
NE testimony tIn.rlc-l brought on; the
.iI' ',E.|H; in i,!|GGurttra To the work
performed, the Policemen received hess
money uhtGil amy of Che city Offices, Is or
People in the employment vlf ulc nnl,;c-
hitai government. Thut Me re,-,,un,,l-
iatI n VIII be approved by tn. council
tn re is l.tlle doubt
Tn m,etlns vas he'd in the city
GgeFE 4. $ 9fflce' "l;h Ne :rs. J: F: Hugh $.
t. c. Lenz and Il. J: IAEl1,kGy ine
mem 5e's. pi,Sss1as. The session Was
herd behind G: ssal doors. ;a!e. ch:vf of
police being excluded. An:ory those
summoned TO testify We're Chief of i'u-
INC 5. j: HarWrod, Sergeant ]. w. Roy
nblts. fatrol!ren r. a. Mi:n,'lea! c. T.
ia fiul7i. Is. j. OHarra, n. r. Mallory
-;i1i \. /. Rayfe'ld.
Sergeant l;eynal,.ts Was the frs; wit
s -. '''''n. iit eAil't.Sl lie 'itt-' =
o' 60 !, 't|''i'eH' ! }'A NV NaeN We're
,, ,'',',.' ''n '.'HoH b.$''S
49,, .!t as.a' = |ut ~ every 'W@i'N-l"ur
~. =. n'''9 W w r ~ u'iei. 'oeS an oiue. ;.
10y "eie u''h''3 pS
yil'ey We're dock d" IL n ratrui,nnn
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-10
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. THURSDAY, MARCH TO- 1898.
TEIIHTi-SIETII ANNIyERSAR
Famous Naval Eng sgement Opposite New
port News


Famous Naval Eug .ycmept S,ppcsite New
mort News
-,,.
hs week th!rtE-lIN YEARS ago was
m ., tie s'ios'l iritkho!e In otie GlVIl war
..o,r, - ""s 'it sl'"A'y Isl 8lut d1HnhE%r-
,Yi ~, t',,i,,i,,r Tr p'i e, @
,,,s,,,' - " ,1Ie lolNsteSS. shiil
$50, ms ui.e 'iliu'neF SsStry I'll tine
Nn,,Eirl,,,s, 'e'' " N'"' '''e H'ho'ii'"i etio
a., ~, i..,,,, 49,, -. ,n
.rr.,.,c,.,,s,,. win ,s, 49,, S"n ait'' :, l
atll itns. fI,1w;nn t,.,,n+ n ~.
sr Mr.. A. G. T,i1,na +, " nj - ~ VS.
t,lcer. il, c-,u,,hfCz,,ly rarl,te,1:
"I. is the ,,,.un, r:.r ar t;b,4 7ib Of
Mare a. 1852 THE. h.l,I. Il, nt{t,n r,n,j rJ,a
day is b,r1.i'h WITH ,s,,,r ;,,ne TIM.
,angil Of Fortress Nol,,l1ea ,lo,k,',,- III
ward Norfolk, notices a huge lVs,lalane Of
sn11i>e. hike u great ,nons,,e,r, r..c,nts and
W.4ti,.ng II It's mu@;tJn uhrouSh The. nor.
nov along. t''l:ii,iy gtb@ve. Nilta Water
An-. VITA Sl@ll:r s.tisS Of iron and
Stii- II titl N ,tl- '.oSet T4ta!1nir! llStlrSe
W'Sn', s,l1aes;.y WIGS ';ti.s 22sn.,ais out
~ Nl,asu VIZ: WA 'fe cCniennred
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gu'tl steers S,ly,ist,t Il, INA t,f,,,, :. t,,,n,
bertrand. Tf Ii.t4Ii.y Ic,,rs, WING off New
,-,rii News l,,1l1 Uv,.,,.r r,',a e.n',,v,, ,,,r
The .s.raL:,t, p,J.Ls a, Nlr,gk yf,irr, avid
S:z!1lly.!ls Inv, Cu1?Ihsl.r,l1Ai,s s,,.rarG ,t-r
The g,ns,NI,1, is .N-v,r,' Tlse,n c,,n,ss a
BOW. tbs. fit,stlue'S side is rlnlp,.l .r,en
her ,u.i,,r lg-vrt gun .ortlik,s Loose. and
nAHiiy l'.t5,-y,s 10 ,r,2tr c,:.l. left Nn,
bacH liI'l Front, c!unclitms Wounded
crushing me lHtlAar'2 AND GaE!G.E-, ~ the
Ok >.rl.,ti- IL. Tine Wa'i-r TtrS3tle .!i.o ,,n.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-10

You can't teAl u nut till yIEo crack it.
Neither can you ten u good cracker, It'll
yea try it. Most all crackers look
alike, but when FoX's xxx Square
Wafer Butter Crackers tell their story
Through your taste you'll know il. a
fifty that you've found wtha. y,otu want
mar Holt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-10
800 Lots at Auction

Sale will commence on the cath OF this
month--aft@r the launching is over
ane continue until all are sod. Pro-
perty situated on car line and wat r
front. For maps and information, call
on Powell Bros. 6, King ,2701 Wash
InStOn avenue. mr2-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-10
Deeds Recorded.

Deeds We're admitted to record yes
terday as follows:
c. B. circuit, ct TX, to Emma P.
Peyser; consideration, $780,
Virginia c. Gatewood. ITO H. L. Ed
nllundls; consideration, $l,250
III. l.. Edmunds. ct ux.. to H. w.
Saunders, trustee: consideration, $500
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-10

The c.rcuie c-'urt convened yesterday
Tor'r'n+S. with Judge Blackstone pu uhe
her|,h.
No ca, tnS Of Importance Were, q 'S:p l-1sl
of. S"rsr'nn T''ltncery cases We're set f,rr
hearing tomorrow
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-10

IF the view team has not photo
graphed your house. stop them when
they pass or leave order at 2412 Wash
fngton avenue. fe27-eod
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-10

Etus.G MS of 1.-The court aS no thu. ,1ls.
| " the 'Nt't.ne disaster. lit may be STATED
pS au'ihNtNy of the secretary that H.,
| !as not seen or cDEmnr,rni. uted Wi III MIR.
| ttu'!se Since THE CATERS ret,,rn. nor
does he expect to do SO. So .fl, as can
2e gathered. Mr.. Hu!se left the court
or inquiry because Ut h,ad no 10 niger need
THE BILL SEEMED.
WASHINGTON. March 9.-The Pres
! ident at $40 O'Clock this afternoon
| StSEed me measure approp~lat!nsy $780,
| $4,000 tor the national defense and il
| IS nov Il law
BRITISH CRUISER AT KEY WEST
| KEY WEST. March 9-1'hs. lsr,tdsh
cru 'S's" Cordoba, of che, NHr,.h At,au,,ic
squadron. arrived ht.le- this aft,-rn,L,n
htm Belize, British Honduras No spa
"iai significance attaches t. her com
| ing.
The C@ldeNa is lrh2ut ers,.al in fight :
ing capacity, to the Ra.cu:h
! Ihe Mallory LlEer NJe-.z.s ARRIVED to-
lay VIA 6.o2o packages =, r,.Dv.sinns
| t,r the surviving Cu54me AMI $50 crses
or ammunitlen. The a!,vnlu,,' .!on was
TRANS ferrel tj r.,ie NurbrzNa,sgl. ami vii
! De taken 80 the Ts,Nig, as f., >I.9.:,5lou-
| ton among tlie wran.i ir,s l..,gc
! i'lle Dispatch ltN-l Fern * thJurly vx-
peoted from Havana. On her ai,rlveI
| provo :y.ns w'!ll be pat tyl board erna
she WIN then proceed 80 M,enirzas
| i'h1s afternoon the. MAJ Ihvnrc lowed n
| c"d! barge out to the Nav York The
'e.'";'t r'''ia hls IN tne !hr'b2T. Toner
I , ,4ft !"lpeuo BOAT i''i.tr' WLl leave
| r"r '''e iTous3S with man for the fleet
IN WI y! ~,o'ro:E rcLt.in on Sunday.
| Two more bodies 'hlve been rsy>lv,4,-el
! lr'shl 'Ei2 wreck ni~ItI,:tii.s T., .LlvlL>-.S
irHn Havana. Amy 'tht,t n.lU b. ll0utld
''. ~ ~, ne p'ruSht ~ hey W Is
~ ",'& c.'.,.. nous, tender MA!rsr9Ne m
Br,S,aN. ,1r Genera! Wilson, chic. OF NJ, o
iL.'t71 o>a.'S t"''iHs tia%.''-Sr 'St.Nls. re-
| tIf.i y" iNu'''i'd '''A."t. dip~i !l!S't>is-
''ST '''G Ntu' l&i''Hf C., t'"i"S.
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s.<n.i''la'E 1"ua!. -AHSoiS lae re- en- fu-
| - i>,'' -tR.thN-' 81
.S,u '''a ~, zen :,l,s>s@i OF ny con-
! ,.'''..'. ~ ''oH go. '.'',A~1, AZ
! II ~ t'@!}' q '':.=s 70 " $
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Wood delivered in any part of the
CITY. M. S. WARREN. AIS Twenty
ninth street Phone 2615. feb6-2m
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-10
A Happy Woman

Is the nousekeeper who buys her coal
and wood from the Warwick Coal and
Wao6 Co. Twenty eighth street sa14-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-10

Cascarets stimulate liver. kidneys ana
bowels. Never sicken, weaken or grippe.
t0c. a;aasssAss
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Don't forget the little house 2412
washington avenue when you want
plctures. fe2?-tf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-09
BEAR 1T IN MIND

Let the people remember the some
what interesting fact that the vote on
the wal tax fount the Democrats
voting for the masses and the Repub-
licans voting for the corporations.
The war tax goes on the necessities
of life, and the corporationg get off
nearly scott free. The common peo-
pie do the fighting, pay the taxes and
bear all the burdens of the war. The
rich stay at home and deal in the fat
army contracts.
On n side the patriotism and the
self sacrifice and the Democratic
party, and CD the other side the self
aggrandizment, the greed, the emol-
uments and the Republican party,
The vote in Congress shows this
record and all the sophestry of the
partizan press cannot wipe it out
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-09
SMALL BUSINESS

1t is row explained why there is a
sudden demand for a cable to connect
with Manila. Bryan regiment is to
be sen there, and he must have
means of talking to his constituents
The Independent.
This sort OF thing may tickle
groundlings' ears, but we think it is
pretty small. The only public utter
ance of Nh. Bryan since the war
began was a courteous and singu-
larry graceful expression of confdence
in the patriotism and good sense OF
the administration.
MI. Bryan took arms exactly as
thousands Of his countryInen did and
with the same motives. 1t must be
a very narrow soul which sneers at a
man S devotion to his country simply
because that man is of another pOliti-
cal faith. It's small.-Stockton Mail
The men who while remaining al
home casts slurs at the men who &C
to the front, are more dispicable and
t~reacherous foes to the country than
the Spaniards who fight US in the
0re1
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-09

Ask your doctor how
many preparations of cod
liver oil there are.
He will answer, "Hun-
dreds of Them" Ask him
which is the best. He will
reply, "Scott's Emulsion"
Then see that this is the
one you obtain. 1t contains
the purest cod-liver oil, free
from unpleasant odor and
taste. You also get the h.
pophosphites and glycerino.
All three are blended into
one grand healing and nour
ishing remedy.
~ SOC. and $500, all druggists.
u SCOTT & BOVINE Chemists. New Yors.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-09
THE PRICE OF ALLIANCE

England is now making o~vertures
toward an alliance with American.
Such an alliance would be of great
advantage to England as it would IN
time of war insure her an adequate
food supply, and the assistance if
necessary of our powerful naval re-
sourses and the various coaling stat
ions under our control. What will
be the price Of this alliance?
1t is simple enough.
That England will unite with
America in the free coinage of silver
and control the markets of the world