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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-16

HOUSE CLEANERS - Remember
that the best aud cheapest carpet
paper is the heavy felt paper sold
az The JOURNAL Ofilce. 20-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-16

WANTED.-A farmer OF large eXper-
ience, who can furnish the best OF
references, wishes 10 rent a good
farm OF from $50 70 200 acres. TO
have possession by next October,
Address Farmer, care Capital Jour
nal. lm4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-16

Offers Travellers choice of the bliowlng
routes east. They are all famous br Their
scenic attraction.
o. K. x N, via Ogden and Denyu
Shasta Reute via Sacram-uto, Ogden ana
Denver.
Shasta Rou'e via Sacramento, N'i re
Alberquerque. ,,,,
A daily line Of ,lrwh PULLMAN
PALACE and TOURl~t lEErEk', san
Francisco and Los Ang,,ss Dhicag this is
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-16
SEEDS AND BBE SUPPLIES.

Try our seeds they kind that grow our catalogue sent
free to all upon application We also carr tul line OF BEE
SUPPLIES consisting Of Hives, Sections Smokers Etc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-16

CLOTHING CLEANED-Dyed, re-
paired and pressed at Steam Dye
Works. 1875 Commercial street. OPP
pOsite Willamette Hotel lStf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-16

FOR SALE-l6 passenger waROnette
first class, made To order, will sell
cheap. Willamette hotel. % Lf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-16

:. B. l73, Patterson, regulat ing tn
sale aud transportation of stocks
OF goods.
Passed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-16
WANTED.

New today auveTtlsements ioG- lines
OF less in this column inserted three
times for % cts, so cts a week, 81
per month. All over iow lines OF
same rate.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-16

FOR SALE. - Gents wheel Great
bargain for cash, Apply at once to
"ConOver the business printer"
DearbOrn's Book Store. 2-l6-l W
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-16

CLOTHING Dyed, re-
paired and pressed at Steam Dye
Works, 1876 Commercial street op-
pOsite Willamette Hotel % u
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
Teuers0llarrn &difen.

~ Wsfou Wiblt.
10 Stlf Wsrfe, Cliff Straee
IL eadduanua unb Slebsuttr Sirdee.
Is adapanua u B penn Npenus.
16 Dtdion Rauufaetur Co.. gint Sirabs.
II Z. Y. & Q. 60, StIbl Wuft.
IL Z &. y Q. 80. alit ROl. Wlbls.
10 Wulbsrry Or uup Weblter Npsnus.
q 5 Hrrisn unO eadapanna AUsauts
~ Apoming 2lprnue uno Sprues Stra6t.
e 9lnben SiraBs unp 5rdl fliu Aosnus.
"a Waipinstou Aue. uup Rulbsrrp DIR.
25 SliUt CIR. unp 9pams apsnHs
26 gadapanun une WaIbindton apinus.
2 Rulbsrrp Ctr. unp RapiIpn Apsnut.
% 9fHerIon 1--WE. uno @iblon Strate.
30 Wpurps 2pe unp pine StraBe.
81 Rsu is unp HpbinIou SrcBe.
81 Cub Wlnth Wptnue unp hampton ctr.
80 GIN tlaup Ctr. unp BROMLEY Npsnne.
81 gaddpanna unb Noro Wain 1--WE.
IS SadIeu Cir. unp WaIn Apeuus.
30 Sddlpn Ctr. uno Yin Gin Npfnue.
81 everett Apsnus Juno 9ddIcu Sirabs.
IS Garfitlb Apr. uup 9afipette Strabe.
80 Sumusr I'VE. une @albburn Stra6s.
Al Waibluslp on Npt. unp 9idUrp Straes.
AZ Irttsr unp 6sllpps StraBs.
AZ S%rOoppap uni 6infte SraBt.
Al StIantpu unp Stsbentrr StIabs.
Is Siip Attsr uup 3 mptoR Striet.
40 Stpne I'VE unb Ssmlod Strdbe.
AZ pittsicu Nps unp Wllep Giraffe.
AZ prolptcr 1--WE. uni Setb SiraBs.
40 Sts6 Strabt unp 9rppn apsnut.
81 9tear Apenut unp Alptr Strabt.
So prplpset Npends unp Silver ctrabe.
50 Gear Apsnut unp GIN Sirabs.
81 WaIbiuatpu 4ps. uup Waple Stra6s.
s. @sear Mpenue unp Dear Srabe.
81 Sranlpn Stabl Hsrfe.
81 groiptrl Apeuus unp 6ia StTaet
So Termination Npenue une Cherry Strabs.
SO SiIntp Apenut unp Scnutl Strabe.
81 prUplptnu &odp uup 9arbpn StrdBs.
81 SapOule Aornue unp phelps SraBe.
63 Stopsr's pafius 60 Green's place.
81 Walpinaton Apfnuf une Rem yorf CTR.
% War'cn StraBs unp &apcuis Apeuus.
66 . & 3. u. u. unp 8rs,n 8ipst Ctr.
81 @ppmins Apsuus unp gIb Siraes
6S Dsldpart StIab unp penn Apeuue.
69 Albrilbt Apruus unp WdTicu Ctr BE
II DifiOn ap-,lus une On Warttt SlrIet.
u court StraBs unp DIAMOND gpeuue.
% pro hence Role uub HOIb Watu AItnu.
n Warfst Strdbs unp Hprp Wain AOtnut.
rs Moro Wain Nps. uup painisr Strabe.
rs 5dus gum 8urn SirIsn, Spliiftr CIR.
81 Bird UNI DAT SmaBs.
) Bloom unp Rarft Straee
s3 @dpnt tp, nut unp pdtnam Siraes.
"a Wipnt Aptuus uup Wlliam StraBt.
SO gsh MaIfst uup NinOna Straes.
ii6 Wpcmtns aOtuut une SliOs Sraes.
i23 D., &. & u. 6rabl Saus.
l2l Clay Nptnut uub vi 6 Straes.
1875 Golf : Aptu cub Aib Straes.
100 9ropn Aptnut unp Aib Giraffe
III Aulutp aptnut unp einotn Stra6t.
% pfssspit psnut uup 8rns Strdbs
2I3 D, Z. & N. aausu.@ srtsn, WaIbinsto
Mpenut.
32t Rsneian une Sitttuitr TRACE.
322 3sbnttr n eujnus SiraBs.
]3 6iufisbuts unp 9ustrns Strabs
324 SpIbtti 9ptnus uub u bbalp StraBt
81 atyisr apsuus uup 9adiOn Staes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
Jnfanterie uuo Gapaaerie In
etuem.

9siOnbers ms,fpatoia IN. nud oel
Seibrelbune enes miliidriiben isab
mannsS. bic S6nealsfsit uno @smanDt
belt. nit Der bic Buren, IN Suoafuta lit
unbeme,fi aus elmer SteQung In be an
oere gu beeebsn piien, um bann unper
iebenS oas 6euer aus elmer Rlbiuna ber
su etDHnen. mo man fie am psnlsiten
permulbet. Dleie rai6en Steaunes.
petiel eeibsben auBer SduBpete unp
tets gu Bferbe. Wsnn bic 9uren ab
itelsen. UNI su %tdmpfen, 10 lofsn ie ibrt
81 roe unpefdbr 500 garps btnier fib
DIE 1blere iino baran s%sp6bnt. pbue be
ionoere auflibt itsben Su bIelbsn. unt
oleie Nst Der Iusblloune Don Wann uni
Bfeio fur tottlide 3psde perlelbt Den
Suren ben @burtier elmer beritienen an,
fAnierle, BITE tbrss 8lel6en iu6t. Dns
bsiBt. lie tDnnen oils %porSibllte RsuH
nit GROCER Sbuealstsit elnen Buntt Ct.
reiten, ben iie unsreifen ober peribeibl.
gen poLen. SIC iteisen alsoann oh
uno tdmpfen in Der oben bsihrlebensn
Welie Sin etpulser Rddsug b,etet flu
IL feline Sdpletisteiten, chen 10 pentp
ole NolbDenolatelt. an sinsm anperen
punfl bes @efe9lsfelDes iiberrafdenr
insrdfeno uuisutreten. Sic perelnraeu
nit elnsm NOrte bic S6nearetsit be
Gaoaaerllten mt rer 6euerleiiuns Ses
Snfanierliien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
Die Natioual $ Gpnpeute.

I'm bic 8eberbersune Der bsiosn ndnf
labtlsen Rationnl. @Onpsniionen telBen
iib Bite CROP rem Sidote nibt befonoers,
u b mi. ben 4nmeIOuusen fisbt ss be
lebt i6Da6. gubsr Genper, bns ben
rspubIttuntiden. unb 3anias @tip, bus
ben bsmofraliidsn @onpent f6csrn m6bte
limb nur elm paar ibpabe 4nfragen aus
st. Souis unb San Sraneisco aefom
men. Die GOnpsnte peturfa6en ebsn
asnbbnlib Dsfiute. Der WeRinlep
SOnpent bon 1896 BAT unsebIl6 ben 81
9ouiiein $40. 900 s~efoitst uno 9rpane
9onpent III ben %@bleaeosrn in runoer
offer nit s25 900 IN suism @,od6tnlR
aebIiebsn. DIE q publrfdner btpotsua n
Ia DIT lbrer GOnusntiOu GbrcusO, bod
pub Der 8lineelbeutel i'm 2lnoe bsrum
seben mliisn. UNI bic Rotten aui,ubrln.
sen. cd bic Opftrniaietett ter @elnlsutr
na6selahen bot.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
sprsefsIe aeasu Grpanficn.

Sobn D Sprsdsls. ein SObn osS al,
ten Claus uno Wtielieo bss rspubllta'
n,iben Nii,onal : GOmites. relite ourt
Gbrcuao su elmer SiBune bleies Gomit,s
tn Waibnaio1 sd bin eeaen @rpan
ion. e,tIdrre Sprsdsls. ..ols Id ouIt
Die arcbsn q llrten oes WeitenS fubr.
ordpate lib MIR Der 8tbAnfs auf. nj,
olsl 9ulss i'm eteenen 9anoe fir bas
@elo aelbin peroen t6nnte. oas auf ben
P%brllpprnsn uusaessbsn tplrb. WdrOe
man es fur 9spaf Nnloesn i'm
Bitten nnpsnoen. 10 bra6ts sS plsl er6
8 zen @tDtnn, oils Is il IN ben PblI,p.
pinen blineen fam"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
1tnfere 0anbelSmarine.

9er Sabrssberi6t bss S&iffabrts.
commifdrs GbamberIin seist. BOB bic
Sdlffnbrt bes 9anees ipdbrenb bss psr'
sonsensn SiseuIinbrss ibrsn glnibeiI an
Der aleemeinsn grosperiidt ssbubt bat,
Die einseiroaene TonnenSubI betrue um
80 SUM- 1899 bel elmer S6,ifssabI bon
90 728 inseefdmmt 1864. 1913 Srutto'
tonnen. unb tpar bic slbBte islt 1865
Die unter u~nisrsn Qdfeneeiebsn upert.
renben S6ifs babsn iid auf 81 1897 nit
einem 9onnensebalte bon 4.0l5. 992
permebrt. Der ar6Bten. bic in Der Sc
ibibte u~nferes 2anoes ie erreibt purbe
uno bic bic &Gitentonnaae aqer anberen
Nationrn fiberltift. uniere Dompfsr
nit 2.476 oil 9onnen iiberirsff,n sum
eIten Wale ben 1onnensebaIt aQsr an
oeren Sabrssuse.
SIN p~eraanaeusn 8isrtsIi 'brbunbsri
bat lid Der 2onnsnesbalt Der SessIib'f
Der Welt um 40 . Osent p%errinaert bn.
aeaen beiienia' BET Dompfer Don 4, 1928.
1893 auf 1887, 1872 Ton zen. ooer um
1856 Brocent peimebrt. 9it SinoslshOti
NoltpeaenS bat lber 400. bic Deuiib
Iants nabtsu 700 Brccsnt suaenommsn
pdbreno bic Scr. Stalten nur SO BIO
cent s%siponnen blben. Oae SO bslbum
Coinage Der fur ben 6,,mpbanrsl
rea,itrrten StIfft an Der at
laniiibsn &lfte uno an her @olfflits bal
nur 39 Broceni betruaen. S~nne,baIb be,
20 Sabre iino bic y r. Stoatn
In 8esuB auf rie OceauonmpiitlHflbu
BON sweiter STEELE (nd6it au gnslanp)
auf bic Uierte. nd6ft su Deuti4Iano uno
eeiunfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
GleiOer
Sriutmings
naO
0arnituren.

tpeI&e nj br Gufmstfiamtsit erressn, ale
ireeno cine dbnIide @aarsn. gusRsauns
lie in bisisr Stubt eetban.
Dieie 8uaren iinb 70 Ssri&isbenartis
uno bic ausuabI 10 unsrid5pFid, bas
eins pc iOnli6e SnfpsfiiOn bsrisIbsn Der
ein3ise Bss if. fid bamit bsiannt ,u
MAIDEN. mas mir auf 8Orruib babsn-
uno mir empfebIsn babsr. bab Sic ss
m6sli4 MAIDEN, bisfeIbsn ssnausr ansu.
iebsn. SO piro uns ~frsusn. Sbnsn iebe
mOsIi4s @infi&t unb ausiunft ,u ssbsn,
oamit Sic sins!sssisnsts ausuabI trsf.
fen f6nnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
Tnnf Shccuer seftranSet.

9sri6ts itsr s6rFstaiohrOpbsn lau
fen nod fOttpdbrenO IN 81. Sobns, U.
T.. eln uno perseltnen linen betl ADJ
Iibsn 8erluft BON W~euitenIeben nab
rsnp Der neullhsn Stirme. Die Shpo
ner ..So'epbune". BET. .,Gmmeltne''
unO ..elara 8eae" iinb an peribWbsnsn
Buntlsn Der 8anits eutIans ssit, anOsi
uno Der S6Ooner =. Wirianne" 1T nlt
man iest ps,b, NIT feds Wunn unterse,
aanaen,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
GsuinalSp @iIens, bic amerifa'
uer au6,ufaufen.

ginem amsrifanifdsn gambler sufoI.
se. Der fid inneiblIb Der S~ilipino'2i nisn
aufssbalten bat unO iosben nab Gong.
Tong aurddastsbrt III, ioi Nauinaloo in
einsm SrterUiep seiuet buben. bab er
bersit iei, ben SrieOsn au ettuufsn unb
ben o ben Der. Staaten an Spanisn
aeSablten 8aufpreis bon $40. 900 900 su
ertatien. tpenn bic amerifanliden 9rup'
pen surldesSo8en peroen. @r erbietel
ii6. I'm Sale Der Gnnlbme ieiner Be-
cinsunsen, cine repubIifanif6e Resis'
runesform nit sinem Yrdiioenten. Cons
arsB unO @erl9tsperfofuns %einsufhbren
Brdiioent uno @onsr,B tpitben bonn
8olte ermdblt unb bic 8lbter pirOsn
Don Brdiiosnten ODER BON Ssnat sr'
nannt iptiben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
Sas Npdsfeler , W uopol srbdlt
einen Ntpaleu.

IS perluutet. BOB elm enaIii6es Spn
oledt ben SsfiB Der SnOiuna BIpe 9tns
So Der GuOabp Oil So uno Der RIn
haitian Dbl SO. IN ben Oelfelbetn pom
ObtO uno Srblana fur So. 900 900 auf
aefduft bat unb mad allen ~periagblrep
Otldnosreien nmibdu b6It Das Spn
beat ioQ iber 800 600 900 puflasn
unc anorep Carnegie uno o,e Rotb't llpe
iouen blnter lbm itsben Nan aebent.
I'm atosen SUE a. opertren unO bic i'd
,tetb,nre @%oneurrsns ptrb. pls NOR
alaubt. &obOl in bic Sbbe treiben. Rad
Der Welouue piro Der neue Rtns in Su
%olnnapolis elne erOse 81 fftneue buuen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-19
PRESIDENT INGALLS, TALKS.
Great improvements at Newport
News-New Trust Company.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, April 1S.-(Spe-
cial.)-The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
is planning improvements to its valuable
terminal property here hat will cost hum
dreds of thousands Of dollars when COM
pleted. A new grain elevator. having u
capacity Of about 100000 bushels, will be
built, very probably near Pier No. 8. 4
new coal pier of modern style will be
erected below Pier 8. Pier 8 Will be en-
larged to accommodate the rapidly grow
ing business of the Chesapeake and Ohio,
and II IS quite likely that a large bonded
warehouse will be built on the pier. The
railroad yard. will be extended 1900 feet
to the north, and when the additional
four miles Of track are laid the Chesa-
peake and Ohio yard here Will be three
miles long from the piers 10 the northern
boundary, and will include hf:y-two miles
of track. These Improvements have been
actually decided upon, and the statement
that they are TO be built is made on the
authority OF Mr.. ingalls,, president OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio and Big -Four rail-
ways systems, who spent the morning in
the city.
well. sir, what's the matter now
asked the maguate after the newspaper
man handed in his card and before the
latter could get In his first question.
News" was the lacOnic response.
well, we are going to make a lot OF
improvements here and that, / presume,
Is about as good news as you want. The
new grain elevator will have a capacity
Of about 100000 bushels
"Are you going to build a new eleyatory'
'Oh. yes; didn't you know that; Yes.
It will be a big one. too. II Will very
probably be located at Pier 3. The IN
crease in the grain business OF the road
makes IL necessary 10 obtain more storage
capacity, and that We will have with the
new elevator. The plans have been dis
cussed and partially prepared, and we
will shortly ask for bids for the work
Of building the structure. Pier 5 will be
enlarged and made a model structure OF
its kind"
1T is reported that the Chesapeake and
Ohio contemplates building q new coal
pier"
Eyes, a new coal pier will be built below
Pier s. 1t will not be as large, possibly.
as Pier No. 3. but IL will serve our pur-
pose. IL will be used TO coal bunker
teamers principally. Pier ?. the smaller
OF the two We now have. Will be- extended
I'm order 10 accommodate more vessels"
Mr.. ingalls, also spoke OF the improve
ments 10 the railroad yard. and stated
that other necessary improvements 20 the
water front would follow from time TO
time. The magnate was deeply Interested
In the growth OF Newport News. and
expressed surprise at the rapid stride
made by the city since his last Visit,
March "a. 1888. lie asked for information
about the work at the s%hip-yard. the num-
Der OF men employed. the prospects for the
future. and particularly about the latest
developments in Mr.. H%untington's
ordnance plant deal.
Mr.. ingalls, was pleased % see activity
iu building circles and the large increase
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-19

The Coming EIections-Prep arations
for Camp Meetings.

HEATHSVILLE, VA. April iS.-(Spe-
cial)-The county election in Northum-
berland will be one OF the warmest held
for years. w. i. F1ynt, the Democratic
Independent candidate for Sheriff, will
be supported by the Republicans II he
will consent TO name a Republican for
his deputy. Flynt, who IS the incuin-
bent. lost the Democratic nomination by
two votes. and he and mis- friends are
dissatisfied at the action OF the cOnyen-
ton.
The committee Of Maryin-Grove camp
meeting has secured Or. Young. Of Nor
folk. and Rev. IL. NJ. Hope, assistant edi-
tor of the Richmond Christian Advocate,
to conduct the services at the coming en-
campment. The committee also expects
10 have Bishop Wilson and DR.. 7. De
Witt Talmage 20 be present during a
part Of the meeting. The committee Of
Kirkland-GrOve camp-meeting will nave
Rev. Hale. successor 20 DR.. B~rOughtOn At
Roanoke. as leader OF the meeting. This
encampment will begin on the third sun
day i'm August. one week after the close
of Marvin Grove.
A child of Ben. Jones. I'm Fairields.
managed TO get a Drune seed hung IN ltS
windpipe one day last week. Drs. Cock
rell and Tankard had 10 open the wind
pipe to remove the seed. y tube was in
serted. and the child Is yet living.
Mrs. Olivia Covington. an elderly lady.
OF urges Store. had the misfortune 20
fall and break her arm one day OF the
past week.
A new Methodist Episcopal church will
be erected at Reedville in the near fu-
ture.
The young men OF Northumberland are
organizing a military company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-19
SAMOAN COMMISSION.
MEMBERS MEET AT LUNCH AT
SECRETARY HAYS.
OUTLINE OF The INSTRUCTIONS.
BODY Given Full Authority Over the
Anairs OF the IsIands-Duties OF
All Present officials suspended
Accordingly.

WASHINGTON. April 1S.-secretary
Hay entertained the Samoan High Com
mission at lunch at his residence at 100
to-day. IT was the first time the mem
bers Of the commission had come to-
gethor, and while the gathering was quite
informal and social, mainly for the pur-
pose Of permitting the members to be-
come acquainted. yet it afforded an OPP
portunity Of discussing the Samoan topic
In its general phases.
The commission will be off on its mis-
sion tomorrow. The members will make
no effort to keep together on the way to
San Francisco. They are making plans
to be gone about four months. They will
return together to Washington, and their
respective reports. as well as their joint
conclusion. will be framed here some
time in the early autumn.
The instructions TO the commissioners
have been completed. They are alike in
ali essential respects. They were summed
up to-day by one Of the high commits
sioners substantially as follows:
THE INSTRUCTIONS.
The commission is given complete au-
thcrity to carry on q provisional govern
ment for Samoa, In doing ms the IN
structions carefully prescribe the pre-
servation Of order and the security Of
life and property as a first requisite. 1t is
provided that the duties of all officials
heretofore exercising authority in Samoa
shall be suspended. in order that the
High Commission shall w complete
authority over the affairs Of the islands.
The commission is required TO make re-
port upon a variety OF things, including
the recent collisions and the causes lead
ing up 10 them; also. as TO the admins
tration Of the islands. u the rights of
the several claimants 10 the Kingship;
also, as 10 what changes are desirable i'm
the methods provided by the treaty Of
Berlin. The instructions call for unanim-
ity in all action by the commission. The
action taken by the commission. when
unanimous. is TO be conclusive, without
referendum, except when it suspends a
provision Of the treaty Of Berlin. In that
case also. a provision Of the treaty prOvi-
sion may be suspended by the unanimous
desire Of the members, but is not finally
binding until the three governments ap-
prove or disapprove. The exact extent TO
which the treaty can be temporarily sus-
pended IS not quite clear. and one of the
commissioners said to-day that IL would
require consultation among the commits
sloners to make this point certain.
RECENT TROUBLES INCLUDED.
The instructions are broad enough TO
include the recent troubles. the lombard
ment, fighting. arrest of a German citi-
zen. etc. so that these acute phases. rs
well as the general government Of Samoa.
VIII be adjusted without further conflict
bet Wepn the three governments
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-19
Nirginians in Richmond.

At Ford's-T. y. Williams, Danville;
james X. Darden, NewsOms; X. {.
S%tearnes. Salem: r.. W. Taylor. Onancock;
wood. Roanoke; William H.. Ewald. Ports
mouth: :. y. Rhodes. Norfolk; f.. W.
Barksdale. Danville; G. Il. Dudley, Mar
tinsville: &. l.. Drake. Radford; Mr.. and
Mrs. h. Is. Temple and granddaughter.
Danyille: :. NJ. Donald. %Staunton: j. II.
Kenney. Chincoteague; W. II. Robertson.
Culpeper: X. D.. Urquhart. Saltville; NJ.
T.. Cahill. L%ynchburg.
At Murphys-Harry Hodges, Norfolk
Misses Julia Cardwell and Mary Haw,
Hanover; II. J. owen, Lexington: G.. d..
Dudley. Martinsville; G.. +. Butler. Roa-
noke: r. Bumgardner. q. i. Gardner. r..
A. Dawson. and c. c. Berry, Stanton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-19
~TeIegrnphic Briefs.

The German meat-inspectiOn bill was
yesterday referred 10 a committee.
Fourteen men were killed yesterday by
q premature explosion In blasting opera
lions on the railway from Bilbao TO San
tander. Spain.
The National Government, through The
Marine Hospital Service. took charge Of
the Savannah quarantine yesterday under
a twO-years' agreement.
The Second Louisiana Regiment was
mustered out of the service at Savannah
yesterday. The talked-of clashes between
officers and enlisted men did not occur.
The United States torpedo-boat Somers
Is on board the Atlantic Transportation
Line steamer Manhattan. which left Lon
don for New York on April 10th.
Advices from the Island Of Guadalupe
say that a hundred Houses were burned
during a fire which occurred IN Monday
night last. at the town VI Pointe-a-Pitre.
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ZAP 19-W18t&ap 2l-wi8O

in population. and expressed confidence
in the future growth OF the city.
At IL o'clock President Ingalls, and the
other officials Of the road boarded tho
steamer Louise and went TO Norfolk.
where they inspected the new depot and
railroad yard there. The party returned
this afternoon AT 1870 o'clock and went
TO Richmond. From Richmond, Mr.. In-
gals goes 20 Hot Springs to spend tho
summer.
Another fruit company has decided TO
run a banana line 10 Newport News. and
the first steamer will reach here with q
cargo OF bananas tomorrow. The com
pany in question is the Bluefelds Stcam-
ship Company, which operates n largo
fruit line between New Orleans and Bluo-
fields. running fourteen ships a month.
II is learned from an authoritative source
that four steamers will be put on tho
Newport News at the start, and hat
monthly sailings VIII be conducted. Mr..
H.. II. MCrrick, Of New Orleans, secre-
tary OF the Bluehelds Steamship Company,
arrived in the city to-day with a force OF
men 10 unload tho vessel expected to-
morrow. Arrangements were made to-
day with the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road officials for the transportation OF
the fruit 10 the West, and the railroad
viii put on a special fast fruit train for
the new line, the first one starting west
tomorrow night.
President j.. i. Davis. of the Virginia
and West India Fruit and Trading Com
pany. arrived in the city to-day from
Cincinnati for the purpose Of consulting
with the cOInpany's officials here I'm re-
gard 20 the extended service between this
port and Jamaica and Colombia.
Mrs. ". G.. Anderson has issued Invita-
lions for the marriage OF her daughter,
Miss Mar. Goode Anderson. and Mr.. How
ara Tyrce ROane. the ceremony 10 take
place at the Washington-Ayenue Metho-
dist church Wednesday. April 18th, nj 5
O'clOcK.
A special from Washington states that
the Treasury Dofartmcntt officials con-
slider the prices asked for public building
sites here entirely TOO fancy, and that no
such figures Will be paid. The price of
@21Je asked for the Old Dominion Land
Company's site. by far tho most desirable.
Is regarded as very reasonable By those
who know the value OF real estate In
Newport News. IL was expected that
5000 would be asked Tor the property.
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LEE CAMP ANNIVERSARY.
4 salute of sixteen Guns Fired at
Soldiers Home.

The sixteenth anniversary of the found
ing OF r.. +. Lee Camp of Confederate
Veterans was celebrated yesterday by a
salute Of sixteen guns. fired by the vete-
rams at the Soldiers Home. After the
salute. the veterans enjoyed an excellent
springtime dinner, which Colonel Bigger
the -commandant. ordered in honor Of the
day. The anniversary will be properly
celebrated by Lee Camp at the regular
meeting next Eriday night.