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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-29

y most Interesting ana valuable in
Eentlon for the use of the mariner ii
all that is claimed Tor it be true is AID
70 nave been satisfactorily tested on re-
cert trips by steamer between Newport
News and New York. 1t is called j
iatho7n meter and its object IS to show
at glance the depth of water under
vessels Keel without the necessity
taking soundinss. The principle Of the
invention is that. the earth being 4
magnet, and a smaller ma gnet being s.
tab!lshcil in the instrument by means
Of IN electric current. il is possible 10
nave an Indicator so adjusted as 10 reg
!stcr the exact distance between the
greater and the lesser nagna,tcs This,
II IS stated. the test demonstrated to
be entirely correct in ractcc II such
an instrument can he reliably nanufac-
tured. 1T Will certainly become an in
daSpcnsaD!e adjunct Of navigation
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-29
Very truly yours.
To T he Ladiea.''

We wish to announce that the ladies
representing the Seven Sutherland
sisters. will be pleased to consult
Gree or charge) any lady on the subject
Of her hair or scalp. These ladies have
made this life study and they are
thoroughly competent to give valuable
advice on this subject. From 10 4. NJ
TO +: NJ. daily, these ladies invite you
THE IDEAL PHARMACY.
lV-20-W -S2t- Su. '.HeadQuarterS 2 N
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Attention Liquor Men

Al pei.nns obtaining liquor license or
ornlnarv llquor license are hereby re-
Aulfed 70 appear at the Clerks office
u the Corporation Court Of the civ Of
Newport News and pay necessary rev
enue tax Of 50 cents required BY United
states statute. All persons failing to
90 50 will be dealt With according TO
law by order OF the court.
io-2a-iW ID. 6. SMITH, Clerk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-29

Removal NOtica.

Mess. J. 4. Sommerville & Co, Real
Estate. Rents Loans. Insurance, have
removed from their temporary quarter. $
t" :hc office recently occupied by Ed.
NJ. Holt, No. 1875 Twenty sixth street.
lhfec doors from Washington avenue.
Sec The latest model Of Typewriter for
which they are sole agents Self spac-
ms fully Gulrantccd: visible writing.
100 Call for list Of those sold here.
10l2I-6t
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THE CHIEFS REPORT.
Largest Quarters sa,Nork in the
History of the City.
OVER A THOUSAND ARRESTS
Whites as Usual Predominnte. Total Fines
and Costs Amounted to $500" 20
There We're SOS Convictions
and IL. D1uuke,

Chief Of Police Harwood has just
finished the compilation Of his quarter
y report for the months OF July. ->u
gust and September. This report is
Interesting net only because it Shows
the WORK done il those three. months
but a4so Because it shows that this
" nrk VAS the largest II any quarter III
the history Of thr city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-29
VALUABLE SUGGESTION.
g 'od Advice from the Superintendent of
Johns Hopkins.

Tna r,,,,n,,irta, -,
bv-lav. ~ ~ S,,... >-' 49, '''' 80
- ->eNS "aoS pittl
a., ~. : Us =! q
,1ow, /, n.,,. - :
several l,,.s ~ ~.
this cn,n,j,taa T,o,a Il, q
Ho,,,.;,, ,1,s; - 'He 1ohhs
.a.. ), - - - 49, ash''lss
,,nrr ,n5 ~. S. - : =
H.. r..aiv,1 It'll s. -
,.pr,,,,,,i.l ~, .,,a~ 80 81
ia. IN, n,on,a;srs ~ -, ,,''it.I ~
neni snn,a nxrs11..n. ! III! '''>N =
E.a,1in,,rn ~, ~, J. ,soo
Mr.. +. t. pir,
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Arnica Cream.

FOR rough skin and cracked lips. Not
greasy nor sticky, and can be ,Ised at
any TING. It is a delightfully."- perfuned
creamy, liquid. In 25 cent bottles For
sale BY J. Fl. Janney, Druggist. 2sl9
Washington avenue IN % ~ N
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-29

Made on Monday. SOLD on Tuesday
worn on Wednesday. washed on Friday
ready on Sunday--Sox. CSC
f0-19-tf. WOODWARD & WOMBLE.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-29

Expecting some buyers soon we want
more real estate, both improved and
unimproved.
Need not list it with US, unless YOU
will sell cheap. Our success has been
the result Of our looking out for our
buyers.
HENLEY & WARREN.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-29

For first class cleaning dyeins ana
repairing 80 to Virginia Dye Works
sl05 Washington avenue. Bell Phone
al. Established 1s-2. 10-3-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-29

The barges Belle OF Oregon and Ken
lucky Were purchased last week at
Brooklyn. y. y, at r. S. Narsha1's ale
by the Chesapeake Coal Agency Co
Kentucky brought $4,000 and the Belle
of Oregon Brought about si5.5OO. The
barges Forest Belle, !. F. Merry and
Western Belle were purchased at the
same sale BY r. A. Sherwood
All of these barges are We'll known
at this port. Until recently they piled
between Newport News and the North
in the coal trade
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-29

rnr High Class. Photography go Il
~. '" remnant. 1902 Washington ave.
'iue. 1922 Il
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-29

preparations for the builders trial o:
ne batt!eship Kentucky are ncarly
completed and by Monday right every
thing will be in readiness for the sca
trial the following day.
me Kentucky Will leave the yard
tuesday morning about s O'Clock and
viii be out about twelve hours.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-29

You will be in the pocket if YOU Get
IN one or our $40 or Sl2 suits.
lG-19-tf WOODWARD & W0MBLE
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REV. Mr.. WEXFORD BACK
How Newport NJ ws Sc cured Mkt Meeting
of the Virginia Synod. Tenth Ami
versary of First Pre- shy terrain
Sunday School.

S''s'Ns
Service, which has taken the matter
W. sent out i million Or more anti
Mormon pamphlets. ana hundreds Of
these petitions for use in the different
districts in the United states.
1'hc petition is wordel as follows:
We. the Undersigned. legally uuali-
lied voters of the said. ............ Con
iressional district of the said State Of
-.-......... Go hereby most respect
1ullN and most earnestly call upon yo7,
as our representative in the Erifty-Sixl I,
Congress 70 use Your utmost cnacavo-
and to exhaust all honorable means -
secure the prompt exclusion Of Mr. &.
NJ, ''i'se -" roNeni' nc breaker. from me
uto''St =, iSei'ieSe NATIVES. in Accord
80 ~. t"' l'i''N iSio'i OF lhc -\atlohal
10 u'''', m 'Arp'S'e |. sec&on . Iar-
"i'' : Mii'c1' feipHs as tol'oWs: Zach
,'Se 80 ."'SieSS} li.'S determine
rs u'es " rs Pioceedihgs. PUNISH It's
ins,.s!''s.'s III uisor'er'E behavior. and
49, tne c"''tu're'1ee Oh '"o-thnds. eN-
p.! :. ii!e,hoel-
"'s' "' most Respectfully and
$3.50 50 test'S eau upon YOU 70 use
e''''S'''NoF az" " exhaust
''r''ot ''o!e i''e'11S 20 secure acton Dy
80 ~ iAth = oHSreSs proposing an
- ~ ->'.'ol''l ,ohstltu-
49,. 80 Ing 'hc same 10 the
+,,,i,,a 800, 'a'cS' w :
and MAKING nalvga7n1. nda n'9.,o7','ls
suise or prctensn crin,a ,rains. ~
I-ni,ed stata. ,i,,i..,,7,,l -.
PENALTIES irc,nainr disf,,,,..,.
ana Decentralization u, ,.a,a i. j. H., +,
any office of honor or a,,,,l,n,an- ,,1s,,.
tho United States ~ NJ ct,',a i. ~
ritorv therein"
~ difficulty Mi he axna,ia,,-a, ,,.
document
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When Ar wal,f,,.l ra,g,.,,., ,,,,!,
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Observation-Disclosures, III 'i'' ! !
Mr. Wexford on ~ c,,,,G
!, certain rin,e ~. ~ ,a,,,;'1,,.,.;,,, :.
ed. secured the noar srSr ana 49,,
Newport News in nomin,1inn ~.
pastor ~ tho .>laxarlria ,.nnrr,,
pr,leci thu nomination ana u ala C;av-
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ss'e', - ''.'1's!' ana -S'"i'oFt -reWs
80 S'!'Se'' Wy unanimous woe.
Key. II I. Wexford VIII iii ms Pulpit
at the First Presbyterian church this
morning and evening.
Next sunday i H.. ,a,,rb
sarv Of no sunda,. s.hnn1 - ~;
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" 'e N"A WI 'e a'i me more
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-29

Euy a $1,000 Insurance Accident Tick
Ct before YOU start on your trip. Costs
Only 20 cents per day
G. B. NELA1!S e BRO. aa
Agents Travellers Insurance Co..
No. 1913 Twcnty-fifth street. city.
e-2&-1nl,
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Here IL Something Worth Notice.

my Eastman Kodak in my store
"il! pc SOLD at 4 discount Of 33 7: NJ,
rrn'. int tnc next ten days. James f..
-\hh" The Book store" l2S 1-Wcnty-s
sixth street. lOpS1f.
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INIEREsTING REPORT,
oas Of the Zig American Liners NAV re
Overhaulad Here

is reported that one of the steam
s''ps OF the american Line, said to be
we New York will come to Newport
news IN the next few weeks for the
purpose OF receiving its annual over
hauling.
Nothing definite in this connection
can be obtained and i, lis not known
Wnen 1he ship is expected.
All Of the vessels cf the American
Line have been overhaulcd here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-29

The British steamship Mars has been
chartered 70 load $4,000 quarters OF
grain at this port for q picked port,
l'nited Kingdom OF Continent. at IS.
Id berth terms. November. The ship
was originally chartered to load at New
York and the charter was relet
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-29
IA WEEKS BUSINESS
Immense Grain Shipments Still
Continue to Go Out.
COMPOSED OATS AND CORN.
the Beginning of This City and Port.
ATypical American Concern.
The Details.

There is no dinunition in the i'm
ncnsc grain shipments from this port
to foreign countries Tho weekly ship
mcnts continue to amount to q figure
between half a million ana {, million
bushels
Last week the grain shipments aggre-
gated a tota! Of 64o,.37 bushels: Of this
amount the exports Of oats amounted
10 445,0oo bushels: corn. 1927 bush
els.
Here are some u the rarsocs that
Went out last week
The C;:eenDricr. capt. Martin FOR
Londnn-6.3g6 sacks 81 flour: GOO sacks
Of starch: 400 sacks of clover seed %
boxes rI woc1 nrant"!s. 800 Darrels
cotton seed oil. ~ hoSshcads of tobac.
90, 2.1l1 pieces and 5iS bundles of pop
lar lumber. 3.0S1 sacks CT Oil cake. las
cases OF leaf tobacco. GS.5i1 bushels 81
corn. 9.l,5 pieces Of pine lumber. :;,}6S
doors. II cases canned fruits. .3J head
Of cattle.
British steamer bridesmaid. Capt
.Enos. fol. Sivita Neechia--2l5. 900 bush
els of oats.
British steamer City Of Worcester.
capt Jones. for Nyiborg. Denmark
l26.6GG bushels Of corn.
British steamer Nerbena. Capt. Gar
rett, for Rouen-2OO. 900 bushels Of cats
\ German steamship of 400 tons has
been chartered to load general c.rg, a,
Newport News for Amsterdam or Rot
terlam III November.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-29

Rev. B. r. I.ipS:on5 viii be tn.
speaker at the Mems Meeting th:, af-
ternoon at O'Clock. The Boys Meet
ing will be conducted by The secretary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-29

ti.v. II. 7. Wexford Will iii Ills Pulpit
az the First PRESBYTERIAN church this
morning and evening.
Next sunday IS the terth anniver-
Sary OF the Sunday school Of this
church. The day viii De all the N ore
notable because Of the fast that the two
sermons ~ the day VIII delivered by
Rcv. ". W. Moore, cf Richmond, Pies
idsrst Of the Syno,i ana professor of
Hebrew in the Union Theological 5, mi
nary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-29

Rev. j. Francis Itibhlc. rector Of St
PauFS Episcopal church is not yet cor
tain that Bishop Randolph. of the Wiz
Einia diocese, viii! be present to make
the address on the occasion of the lay
ing Of the cornerstone for the hand
some new church on rhirty-fourth
street, November I'd. He has not heard
from the Bishop finally. If this divine
cannot attend Mr.. Ribble Will invite 4
we'll known Richmond divine TO make
the address.
The program for the corncrsto one
ceremonies has been made up and is
now in the hands Of the printer. OF
course. the Masonic ceremony will be
the same as that at the Presbyterian
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-29

Active preparations will be started
this week to work up the concert to be
given by the Louise Brcnany Concert
Company at the Casino, on the 10th
inst. About 200 tickets have already
been sold. This only leaves about 100
more seats 70 dispose Of.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-29

At the Lafayette Avenue Baptist
church. corner Of Lafayette avenue
and Forty-scventh street, there will be
preaching morning and evening by the
pastor Rev. Lundy Il. Wright The
morning subject Will lie, when Christ
Returns to Earth Wnat?" The even
ing subject will be, ~ Iaich Young
LAWYER Rut-"
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-08-05
SUCCESSFUL TEA CULTURE.
Experiments Show that the Tea
Plant Can he Protltnbly Cultt-
waited in south Carolina.

Washington, Aug. a.-Charles Z.
Shepard, who is in charge of the en-
perimental tea garden at Summerville,
S. c.. has made report to the secre-
tary of agriculture covering the prog
refs made up to date. Hs says there
are now about fifty acres Of land under
tea cultivation and that 1900 pounds
were sold last year at a profit OF 25
per cent. It is estimated hat when all
the plants now growing arrive at ma
turit, they will yield 10000 pounds an
nually. DR.. Shepard expresses the
opinion that the fact that the ten
plants lived through last winter, when
the most intensely cold weather in tn"
history of the section was experienced
is guarantee that the weather condi-
ticns will prove satisfactory. The Ia
bor problem. he says, has been solved
bv establishing u school for the eds-
cation of negro children in tea pick
ing.
The quality of the tea also has
proved satisfactory.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-08-05
MACHINIsTs OUT ON STRIKE.
Grand Trunk Mnchinists at Port Hue
ron, Mich.. Resent Introduction Of
NOn-Gnicn Labor.

Port Huron, Mich, Aug. 2.--The ma
chinists in the Grand Trunk shops
here have gone on strike. The action
ia the elimination of trouble which De-
gan when J. c. Gchring, formerly 4
Wabash man. was installed as fore
man. Tuesday Gehring set o nom
Union man Mt work. The machinists
notified him that unless the new man
was removed, they would strike, but
the non-union man was continued at
work in place of IL former machine
hand. Every branch of the Interna-
tionai Machinists' association and the
Amalgamated Association of Engi'
neers, who have men in the employ OF
the Grand Trunk were notified, and
and demanded the release Of the pris.
TEN.
John O'Connel, master mechanic OF
the Amalgamated Societyof Engineers
had been summoned from New York
to adjust matters. Two hundred and
fifty men are out here.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-08-05
TIE HOSPITAL SHIP RELIEF.
The Vessel Arrives Mt san Francasc0
and IL Sent to the Quarantine
station for Examination.

San Francisco, Aug. 2.-Ihe hospital
ship Relief has arrived and is anchored
al the quarantine station. No one will
be allowed to land until she is boarded
and examined by the government
quarantine officers. She is reported to
have on board over $50 invalids, repre-
senting nearly every regiment now in
tie field, as well as the Nebraska,
Utah and Pennsylvania volunteers,
who have already returned from the
seat Of war. ....
A clean bill of health being issued,
TIE Relief proceeded to point off the
rresidio where the government vessels
Mcdowell and Caroline were utilized
in transferring the sick ard wounded
to the shore. The inyalided men will
be confined in the recently completed
p,st hospital. They number 800.
Only two deaths during the
voyage have been reported so far.
Chris Klaus, private Of Co. II, Wyoming
died at Yokohama, on July Z, OF
maIraia. At Nagasaki, on June 20,
Frank A. Duvall succumbed to mep-
ingitis. Both bodies were embalned
Duval was shot in the right leg and
WIS laid up with his wound when he
contracted the fatal ailment.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-08-05
TWENTY-SIXTH'S OFFICERS.
The Officers of Col. Rice's Regiment,
Organizing Mt Plntteburg Re-
ceivcd by the President.

Plattsburg, n. u, Aug. 2.-The pres
ident received the officers of the
Twenty-sixth volunteer regiment. This
is the regiment that is being recruited
at Plattsburg barracks. Among the
officers were Col. Edmond Rice, form.
erly colonel OF the Sixth Massachu-
sets volunteers: Lieut.-Col. VIM. P.
Duval. formerly instructor in tactics
at West Point; Capt. Meeks, formerly
of the Seventy-tirst regiment, New
York volunteers; Capt. Thomas Tai
bot, formerly secretary OF the lep"bli'
can state committee of Massachusetts;
Capt. John Bortlman, the Harvard
athlete; Lieut.. Fortescue, of lsoose'
velt's Rough Riders, and Lieut.. Dun
can Elliott.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-08-05
MORE OF THE WIRES WORK.
A pair Of Successful ElcctrOcutlOns
OF Murdercrs Mt the Auburn
IN. W Prison.

Auburn. N. Y, Aug. Oscar f.
Rice, white man, and John Kennedy,
n negro, were put to death by electrici.
ty III the prison here. The two execu'
tons took place within 20 minutes
Rice was supported to the electric
chair at 5:1s a. m.,in state of collapse,
but Kennedy walked without assist
arce A current of 1850 volts was sent
through Rice's body for 81 seconds.
The same current was kept on nine
seconds longer for Kennedy. The exc
cutions were successful and there was
no unusual incident.
r Rice was convicted Of wife murder
and Kennedy Of killing John Ham.
minGs. .l
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-08-05
INSANE SOLDIER RAN AMUCK.
An Exciting Time in san Trnnciac0
Caused by n Discharged Soldier
Becoming Insane.

San Francisco, Aug. a.--Nathan Her.
zog, discharged private of Company
NJ, Twenty-second infantry, became
maGly insane in the California hotel on
Montgomery avenue and in a nude con.
dition ran amuck through the build.
ing. Before he could be secured he
knocked out two police officers and
badly injured Mrs. La Pierre, who re-
sides near by. Special Officer Daggctt,
who was first called on to take charge
of the Insane man, suffered from many
bruises, and Officer Freel was taken to
his home. having been severely cut on
the head by glass. Rerzog was finally
captured after he had wounded him.
self by breaking through glass door
the fragments of which injured Officer
Freel.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-08-05
SHIPPED FOR FAR OFF INDIA.
FOrty-Thrce Car Loads of steel
lia by a Pennsylvania Firm.

Harrisburg, Pa, Aug. 2.--'rhe Penn.
sylvania Steel Co., has shipped 45 car
loads of bridge and construction steel
to one of the Pennsylvania railroad
docks in New York city,and from there
it will be sent by ship to India. 1t
comprisey one-half of the iron to be
used in the building of the huge via
duct across the Cokteik Gorge, about
so miles west Of Mandalay. The com
pany will get 100000 for the piece CT
work.
The remaining half Of the big con-
signment will be shipped late in the
fall. and the construction will be be-
gun in November, after the close Of the
rainy season.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-08-05
THE SHAMROCK AND CoNs0RT.
The Shamrock ana Her COnsort, the
steam Yacht Erin, Will Leave
Greenock Thursday.

Greenock, Aug. Capt. Hamilton,
OF the Allan line, will navigate the cup
challenger Shamrock to New York.
Sir Thomas Upton was seen by a
press representative aboard his steam
yacht Erin, this morning. He said:
"The bcnts will trip their anchors off
Fairlie Thursday. 1t was intended
that they should sail via the Azores,
going quite to the southwark of the
usual Atlantic steamer courses.
"The Shamrock's daylight flag sig.
nails will be S II NJ X T. At night her
lights will be green at the bow and
stern and gold on the mainmast. The
Erin's flag is Il 0 NJ B."
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-08-05
/ B THE DuYC)II NOW
cleveland Strikers Are Usinl
the Boycott as Weapon
Of Defense.
<,n11Ess ARE AROUND everywhere
.,,. and others who are 10y.
icing the National Guardsmcn
Likely to Find shat They Art
a.. arainst the Law-GOv. Bush.
nj, to Inyestigate.

c,eyeland, O., Aug. -.-Ihere IS ne
s;e,tion. SO far, Of any check N the
,n' .".ott movement. although the ctfi
evi .'o's Of the Big Consolidated say there
.' - - marked increase in the number OF
nsssengers carried down town on thei'
p rsst end lines. As matter of fact
,"reyer the cars, aside from those o'
.ha r,uclid and Cedar avenue lines, con
,inue to run almost empty.
''D' spotters Every where.
Tbe spoilers" sent out by the
strikers are scattered everywhere
s,,ro the Rig Consolidated lines
They heard the cars, II there happens
~ % be- any passengers, and endeavor tc
lawn their names. Failing in this, the
'assenoers are followed to their homes
:. r,ace of business and as Il result il
,nost cases their names SO down on The
"List." ,,,
Many merchants who are taking
,,rt in the boycott have changed their
tt,ctics, on account Of threats Of prose
cution. and simply place prohibitWe
nrice on their goods to boycottcd per
sons.
Tbe militia, is being gradually with
drawn at the rate OF two or three com
panies each day.
Mai. ]. Il. McQuigg has been "p
nointed acting judge advocate by
tdit ten. Axline, commanding tlt
Ohio national guard troops on STRIKE
dutv here. 1t is understood that thu
acting Judge advocate will at once
take up the legal phase of the boycot
50 far as it relates to the soldiers.
Can Undoubtedly he Punished.
Gen. Axline said that proprietors q
stores. who refused to sell goods Il
either soldiers or civilians could IN
doubtedly be punished under the law
He added that reports were constant.
beiug received at his headquarters j,
the city hall showing that many store
keepers throughout the city are refus
inc to sell their goods to the troops
To a representative of the press
Business Agent Pratt IF the strikin!
street car mems union, said that th
boycott had practically passed out o
their hands.
"The people themselves" he said
shave taken it up, and where the move
ment will end no one can tell"
Gov. Bushnell to Investigate.
1t is stated that Gov. Bushnell vii
come to Cleveland in person shortly +
investigate the situation and to de
eide how long the troops shall be KEEP
here.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-08-05
Once, Collection Of AuttOns.

The wife OF an English clergyman
has made collection of all the buttons
placed in the oifertory bags during the
last two or three years and has fastened
them to cardboard in various cunning
shapes of animals. birds and flowerx.
As bazaar is shortly to take place IN
connection with the church work, shs
has had these button pictures photo
graphed and copies will be on sale %
the fair.