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GYHTON'S REPORT
Charges as to Camp Thomas
HospitalsIRepudiated.
A MINUTE INVESTIGATION
A ltrgudler Ceneral Suyailiu Whole
tnbllHlimcilt at Cht--U><,tti . no; ? l\irk.
Within ami Without llu liilli.u'
autl Tentr<.lH In Perfect Ortler.
fever patients were Found, many bi t, ?
men were oiistanUy asking for fuo I.
and. us a mutter ut" course, were as
constantly denied everything except the
lighter forms of :' od, which aCone
can !?<-? safely administered to recover?
ing typhoid patients. This refusal ol
food throughout th ? hospitals, by which
fBy Telegrapn.)
WASHIXGTOX. Aug. 81.?Secreia. y
Alger today received the report of Gen?
eral II. V. Hoynion upon the state I
affairs in the hospitals at Cum;.
Thomas. The report is dated August
The general nays that his instruct io a
were to report th.- numb. , ,,;
character ..: illness, number of -en.s'
tloor spa. ,.- per patient, the ade-piae-,
ant! suitability ,.! ?.ittendnnis, and
whether the medical riMecr* have ids
Chargen, their duties faithfully and vvi 1:
niendution in the interest of" all e:.i'
cerned. He says that he visited all tiu
nospuals in me cump without glvnig
notice of his purpose. Says I ien -,ai
Boynlon':
??Believing the death list or this cuinp
to afford an excellent standard b\
which l.. measure its eotidilions as I -
health and hospital service, a full ri -
l??rt was uhtiiiued of all death s in t be
lablishmcnt in the middle ,.f April :usi
The result sb.iws a total dealii list . f
up to the 21'nd of this month, a-,
tlie breaking up of this camp began
Between these dates, including reg ,, ,-s
ami volunteers, fully Tft.iiOti troop-i hav,
been in camp in the Chiekaniaug:,
I ?ark."
Th,- report takes up in detail first tii0
two permanent iiospilals. J.eltoi .?.ml
Siornberg. and slates willt the great st
minuteness tiie exact acooiumud.i 11 i
afforded by euch.-sThi: first is al Craw:
iisli Springs, under charge of M.iiuj
farter, and was convei led ! i. ., large
summer resort hoiol.into ;i hospital, re?
ceiving the worst typhoid i'evei Cas ;
from the camp. Kach patiei t 'tas
abundant room, woven wir. and hap
mattresses and abundant bed ,-lolhiig
The ventilation Is perfect, pliinti.m,- . ?:
lirely new and bathing facirii ? s amp e.
The number of atteudu; is, .'.hen a I arc
well, is entirely satisfactory ?u.l at.end
ants are on the way to take to- tun.- <
of those who are broken dow n.
Major Carter has secured .. l-.-rd ,,;
iug them without expense to th - g iv
? mi.nt. He has sullicient uionei ii'oi.
the hospital fund to btiv whalov.v i?
wanted in the way .if milk, Ice and
Other delicacies. There has be-n ,-n ;h.
hospital tub supplies of ice. hiilU, e.
. missnry s;.,i,-s :iml delicacies mi b a
tt.e sick ought to have. The entire |,
pilal is furnished wall distilled watei
and llu- r.-e us-d is made from lb - di -
tilled in nier.
The s-werage of the hospital i. exce'.
lent.
.Major fart.-r lias a corps of do.-io j.
which lie regards as ample suili. ieot ?,
car.- for all the patients in lie- ho-| it .
and reports .them as fniihrul and >:Pl
clent hi the performance -i! their duti :.
Taking up ib.- Sterubcig hospil tl. :
chaige of .Major Glffon. General l.oy;
t.'.n shown that it is one of the in s
complete field hospitals ever seed, ae
f-.-ir line to cotor.-iiis of fee war. .-? I i!a
tents are closely II....red and the., an
in any lent, and in addition to file tents
there are nine large board p.t\ i.i..os.
uiatliesses. Iron bedstead's und Ii i i
mattresses. There iiiv especial die:
cooks, live cold storage room- fin- .!??::
eaeles. separate refrigerators l..r ,-a Ii
row of tents, and every prop- r i,e-.i-.u .
of sanitation is observed with reaped
to the -inks. Kurlla r tin- report a .ys
?Plie whole place is .si on re; ubj
policed daily and lb. wbol ? est tblish
.. in.-nt. wit bin and wil boat iis p.-i in i o ill
-buildings and its lein?, is in lie- bio I
.''"??since' Hie establishment ,,! tbi^ In.
piial everything asked for in ti,.
? oi .supplies of every kind lias be i
promptly furnished. Sixteen to iw;my;
. four barrels of distilled water are par:
chased daily, and palienis g. t nothing
bui dl.stirled water :,, drink. l-Yoni ill ??
to live ions of ice are used daiiy. Thr i
hundred gallons of mill; aie puiehas.i!
. .iriip. and ir.a callous furnished by t...
rie.i . 'ross Society.
. AH lo .ney necessary for the pur
chase of delicacies of every kind sin -
ur.h I., Iii.- ,-iok has lieen furnished > >
order of (Jeneral Steinberg. A car lu
? in.|Ulry developed th.- fad thai al' v .
riot of medical supplies i eipiirerl ? 1
asked for were furnished, both fron
. Washington and from 1.li--.il head
cpiarters at the .-amp. with tin- gieale t
prompt ness."
It is stated in addition Hal oil llu
' hospital refuse is burnt in a eremn > j
and. ;.riling to Major Oill.tn. all bin
1,000 path-ills now sick in tie . :ii r
. .nop could oe sal
:l on tile p,
. or - : In- comlol I
d iner-.::i . s di -
?as. -a condition u Ii
this camp solely in i
ha v.- be-n heartless or
tendanls. as a wool.,
i.iiemselves to tliscliarg.
fiiltlilully- It would s.-.-n
sullieieiitiy shown by lb
ti,.- wlv?4e for.-.- has Use
:lv in-.S.d. Til
r a lyph i-inal:
chara. lei- than typhoid f, v.-r sli-i.
the death rate being very Lav.
about eighl p.-r cent, of the
cio.os. Tin- first divisi ,n hospiial
cliarge of Major I Hake, is lloo, e,l ,
ily.
possible, being scrubbed with c u b ?!
? - 'a -mil ? no tod with bicblorid- ,,i lue
eurv everv other day. Ali the pati a
are on cots and lover have be. s, ,.n .1
ground for any length of time. X..i
of ib.- sixty sixty cents' allowance v
man for delicacies has .n used, is
was not needed.
Tin- report states that la time, v.o.
the hospiial was crowd- -1 there w,:s
la. U of mil --, s. ti,,- deficiency being si
Pb
ill
which were not as satisfactory as u
'Vlero-ral Hoynton ?hmvs that th'er.
a foil refrigerator capaciiy f.?- ibis 1
pilal. porcelain lined baths. Sterin
and i. ed water and ev.-ry c cave.lie
In the malignant typhoid ward ti
have been bin 1 dentils out o| lb
cases in three weeks. lie says i
both the niedl.-al olliccts lind I',- I
pilal attendants at l: i: Ii .spiial i.
undoubtedly performed th- ir duly i
C-neial Terry is repoi-led in lie- N.-a
York Henild to have said, as lb- \\a;
leaving Camp Thomas:
- ?tb-iieral T.-rry f und lb-- lamp in a
.a an op.-ii lield in Iii. hol sun. with no
waler I . I..- found w ithin live Inile
I'lic water lie m.-n drink is haul. .1 in
iiiirreis. .nid is of a kind thai in Nww
Vork would be refused as balhihg wa?
ter. This stuff is what lb.- men drink
daily, and is declared I.. 1..- the ?rillet
mil, .11 son-., two c-eks sine.-. I a:.
? i.-par.-d lo assert Ilia! il was lit! 1. bet.
ei- i ban serving beer t.. the soldiers ol
Ii- Klghlh New York in a hog pen.
??il is also inn- thai llle reports .-how
hat si. this regiin.-ni moved i
le;.hditloys Lav.- iuiprov.o,h
?amp.
??The ICiglilh N.-w York hav.- be.
rei i'\ observed il !. ss lean ten days,
was perfeeily .-lean ground wlieii Hi
.ill.i il and bad n<>l been previoli
rinisf-.i med within Ibis bl iel p. rii.d
lb,- li.s of lie- Kighth New York in
a place liltbi.-r and dirtier Hi.m n>
i.and in Hie slums of .New Voi k. i: w
I.ne the olllcelS ..: thai regilii.
and lie- .Ii I., explain bow su 'i
iranslorniotion could hav. I. ma
11 T.
?Wh. I her '
?hghlh New York or tweiiiy-lour hi -Ii
?mire camp in one day. and lb il u -ari:
is ihauy would die Hie day of bis de
pariure, cannoi lie exactly d.-teroiine
bv his form of S].eh. Inn on tin- I: .
that b- is .p..1 as making ibis r ?
d ih
- Se\ ell and I il.- d- a : I
?w York I wo days I
?iiig the la.-l re,, r
w hi. h bad been l.
Hi.- hospitals
-d, lili,l Ii
lab
ml edii iency and tic U -si
s is shown by tie- fact th,
lb.-in hav.- bei mile ih.ee,i
d and faileii sick under
The rn-xt hospital inspected was I
third division hospital, bist corps,
cliarge of .Major Thomas ciark I!,
the attendants were found suflicie:
rbough in lie- earlier days there w.
not enough surgeons or attendants 'I
grounds were in exc I lent conditu
ih- tents cb-nn. in ?<:' the tents Mo
e.i and all floored b?lween the cots a
the busies.
Taking up the Intel of the li. Id a
pf?ii-! thai of H e third corps, set-o
division, under Major Smith tin- rep
liidly ,-ook- ,1. .neI other siiutlur c in.
ions, a sutlicieiii answer i.-, found in i
?rillcal examiiialioii -,| ib.- hospital
be lirst division of II:*1 third an
orps Heii.-ral l.'rauli . o,,.1.landing. .
bnh ab .ve. This hospital in . barge
'.lajor i '. M. 1 H ake. iS OOe of llle Cle.l
?st and most complete which any >
?ran of the civil war would expect
tie Klghlh N.-w York i-. iilla. ii, d
I..., i, ..in
.bedient s-r-. a. t.
? il. V. lb iVNTi >.N.
:|, l-.il: NICWI'i HIT.
I le
present cot I
the epidemic of me:..- h s they we
crowded.
T^eaving tiie details ab ait ii, ii-s
pitals, tin: rep,,it proceeds t-, lre.it in
whole subject generally, as follows:
"In two of tin- hospitals opportun
ties occurred for discovery of wliai un
doubl.-dly originated many ol the sen
national stories which have be-u pi n
ed over Hie cuuiiy to the effect rhai
pati' nt: '1 V i I -:j ? ' !a- 'mA s :fii
eiept fro !. r-d !i -n - . is.- hid bo.-,:
on the v. n;.- of f-firvflhm. In '.hi:
wards where it.e . onvalca-c-r:t typhoid
WASUINCTON, Aug. ::| The Navy
liep.-ni.ni received a cable message
from Ivinee today amimmciiig thai the
Puritan. Ampliitrlte. Terror. Hannibal
and Montgomery have sailed for New?
port, It. 1.
The obj. i I is p. g. i tin- crews away
from Hi'- rbpii al , limaie. The citi?
zens ,,r N. wporl have been making an
effort to s.-cn,,. a rendezvous of the
large vessels. The department could
not do ....s. bid agr.-cj p, s.-ml some
or tie- .smaller ones.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 81.?A com?
pany signal ci ps has been ordered to I
the Omaha exposition despite the pro?
tests ol General Greely. I
ON T11K DIAMOND.
Results of Yesterday's Games in the
National und Atlantic Leagues.
tBy Telegraph.)
IM'TTSWURG. 2: NEW YORK.-3.
'ITTSBl'RG, Auk. 31.?Seymour had
;)>l strike-outs to his credit today.
Hastings kept the hits well scattered
after the Unit Inning. when Joyce
knocked a three bagger and Tiernan
a hunt. Moth teams feel the
ibtft-hcc or their regular players at
diort. A Itondam e. I 000.
Score: K.H.K.
lUUsburg. . 0 0 0 10 0 1 0? 2 :". 1
New. York. . . .2 o o.> ! ii x - 3 5 ?
Mutteri-s Hastings and Schriver.
Sevmuur and Warner. I?mpires?Con?
ti.-llv and Hun!. Time?1
i M n<"l NNATI. ?: WASHINGTON. 5.
i '1 N< "I NN ATI, A UK. 31. Killen was
.?usv ror tin- li-ds today, while Ureiteri
<tel"n kept mosi of Iiis hiis scattered.
The smallest crowd of *t he season was
pr.-s.-nl. Attendance, ?00.
Score: It.U.K.
i'incinnati. . .1 0 0 0 1 2 1 4 x? ? 14 I
Wahington . i i ii ii 0 2 0 1 ?"? 10 ?"?
Itatieries ?Itrcitciislein and ivitz.
Killen and Knrroll. empires Kmslio
ml M-Donald. Time- 1:1-".
I.i dllSVlLLK. 3: MAI.T1MOP.K. 10.
i.I imSVI LLK. Auk. 31. The Orioles
i.uml M.'iK"e rather easy and had ii"
n.uhh in winning. Slips was knocked
.u: of the i,..:: in :li" third inning. At
lance, 1,500.
Score: It. U.K.
t-'s'l'iitnor'-'. . ?"? 0 i.i a :: 0 I 0 3 10 13 1
iti'llerii s Maueo and Kitlruige. Nups.
M. .lames and i 'larke. Empires -Gait
iu\ and Itrown. Time 2:ln.
HUSTON. 2; CI.KVKLANII. "..
HUSTON. Auk. 31. Young was too
ouch for Hie champions loday. hol.l
ii? ihei'i to scattered hits, while she
?!, % . lands managed to bunch ilieir
lrl\.-s in the seventh, which won the
? nine. Attendance. 2.f.00.
Si .ire: U.II.K.
li.jston.0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 ? i
?level.ind . . . i 0 i a n 0 3 0 n - :*? !' 1
l'.at:eri.-s Klohodnnz and Hvrgeii
.iK and Criger. Umpires l.vneh
?ml AndTime 1:27.
ATLANTIC I.KAI !PK.
AI Iba.ling-- RILE.
Heading. . . .1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 1 7 3
?Corfolk. . . . i 3 2 :. o n Ox 11 13 2
i'.all-l i"S Metis. I'*'-rls.il aid Zeibcr.
-I. .-Ilium and Pox.
At Lancaster . It U.K.
aneasicr. . .1 2 2 0 0 2 3 2 2 i I 21 1
l.-wnrk. . . .0 0 0 u 0 0 2 u 0- 2 s i
MaU. ries Sprojjel and Itolh. .Ionian
ii.1 Dobbins.
At All- in..wo
All.-iitown. . ." o 4
liar lei.I. . ..1 2 a a 1 a 0 ii a I In 2
Mali ries West an.i M.Mannus. Vinn
iu.i Williams.
Al Mi, In.i IMI.lv
iticlimond. . .:: 2 0 0 n a 0 0 x r, n i
I'atei-soti. . . 11 a 1 1 1 a 11 t-- 1 0 1
Latteries?1.ver an.i Hess. Viekery
tnd Meiuis.
i til iT IN CiAhVKSTUN.
mi.- Man Killed .111.1 S-v.-ral injure.i on
Account of a Strike.
(My Telegraph.)
HAI.VKSTi >n, TKX., Aug 31. A riot
?i.eurri'd ..ii the .Malhuy .locks this at
leri. The Mallory i.in.- lias been
pa\ 110: thirty ami forly cents an hour
.1 .lav and night work resp.-ctively.
itceellllv the color..! lollgslli .lelllell
irgiini-.a-d a colored lahor union. When
he steauier Colorado arrived yesterday
In .Mallei'. 1.pie wet-.- informed that
I hex must employ union laborers and
iiiv lift v and sixty cuts per hour for
lax and ,light work. The increase was
refused: Y. stelday l.r.Oa color-.I men
i ongregatod al thi.. \\ hai l a: .1 liy moral
suasion k.-pi tie- regular Mailery |..ng
di.ni-hieh rioni geing to w,.rl... Today
w". Ik unloading ii'-- ship an.I,brought
. nie colored lahorers rr.ini ii..11st.
;'lie hloodshed .111 c d w 'id an effort
as made i., pin tie- I Intiston men 1,,
,voik. Mayor PL warned th-'.rwd to
p lue k, ami \x Io n an ad\ mice w as
aiad. the II.,listen negroes Mayor
plv lire.1 in .? sliots into I lie crowd,
wounding : u.' 1 he negroes w ho u er
nivancihg. A Utile later lie- rioters
mule :..tiier advance. Tin v were
warned h.-i.-k. Then Mayor Ply gave
1 he .a der 1., lire. There v. as a i.-i rihle
lusilii.le from each side for a minute.
;.' lie- negroes having revolvers.
Vfler i he I'usilade 1 lie crow .1 scalier. .1
I'm- tile department was called .ml to
0 in the 1 iol.-, lion of ihr wharf prop
ly. An aimed poss.- of citizens was
gnnized. Th- Houston men were pu!
. work ai d 1 he MallOrv hoal is tlis
liurgihg. The dead are:
II. II. MAK ISK, v. liite.
Th.- injur, d Prank Kobllison, , olo. -
I. will probably die; Krank \\ illianis.
idoreil: 1 '. p. Mihlalhaeh. v. hil. : Hob
11 All.. 11. colored: William Knierson,
iilored: l-hnanu.-l liohinson. colored:
lohn Inger weisen, while, all slightly
wounded.
MKTNLKY TU VISIT WIKOKK.
?.imp ;o M.. inspected hv the President
on Sal unlay.
I My T. I. graph.)
CLEVELAND. Aug. :'.l. Ii is not
proliahle Senator Manna will meei
IT. sidohl McKinley, as ih. former had
j.Mp--. led. .lin ing lie- pr.-senl visit of the
i.-hief executive in Cleveland. Senalor
Manna is 1 n riuile fr. Mr- nun Ii west.
hill ix .11 11,.1 reach here beton lomori ow
?\ eiiing. w hile 1 In- Presidential partv
will have Cleveland tomorrow morning
Mis. McKinley accompanied Ih-- Mi ,-s
idenl an.I Col.I ami Miss Mvron T.
Herri, k 01, ;, driv.- down i..wn lodav.
iusti.-e Whl-.e l.-fi dm 110; 1 he evening.
... Inch l.-l some 1.. believe thai the
.ea.-e commissi.itt.-r ha.! heen ,1 s
i.iisi d ,,f linally.
Ii was-slal.-d this afleriiooti thai no
hang,- had heen mad.- hv t|?- Mr- si.leu!
in le- 1 ? i",igra 1.illincd in these dis
..11. hes y.-stenlay. governing Irs move
-Ueills l..r the 11. XI few .lavs. I'llleSS
?ii'' .siances arise. Ih,- IVesidenl will
u rn .- nl 1 ?;, 11,p Wik,,If Sa I llldav.
INKllllM.'.l. VISIT T11 WIKuEK.
Washinc.ti>n. Aug. The fii
iowing dispati-h was set.len-ral
.vi.lor Ihis morning:
??Washington, Aug. 31, l>ps.
?Th.- ?'omuiamlani Camp Wikolf.
Neu York:
??The IVe.-idonl will pav your .0:0
inaiid an infoinial visit on Salurday
i.eompaiii--i liy 1 he Secretary of Wir.
?i 'i iMMI n. "
M 1ST MA Y Til K ! 1 ITTY.
i My Telegraph;)
WASIHNIITUN. Aug. 31. Miss Clara
M.11 Ion u nl prohahlv I.Iiliged 1,. pav
Mi.- duties and lines imp.is.,1 h> the
Spanish ollicials of Havana 111. 1 he
argo ,.f the relief ship 1 ?omul, if sir
desires P. secure lie- admission ..r tin
supplli s to Havana and their distri
1 uli..11 Th.- information thai reticheil
??in govei iimenl as 1.. |he imposition of
this.- charges came from the Mrilish
'-..nsiil al Havana, who is , harged with
Ii.e car.' tin- United Slates interests.
All.r , ons,d.-i-n ; ion ll.Ili.-ials here
have decided that until the United
Stal.-s military commission, which is to'
ai 1 angc for Me- evaclll.II of i lie island
? a 1 ?uhn, has disehai ne,I ilial duly 1 he
ailministrniion of tin- Spanish otlicials
"Uist he i-esi.led. and so long as it up
p- ars Dial ih.-n- is nothing unusual or
ai lav. fid in Iheir aclion ihey niiisi b ?
allowed 1.11 dUi 1 Hie . us. house in
Ilieir ow n way.
NEW YOKE, Aha 31. -Ill explainii g
"he fourteen ,1-aih- of Xlassaciiuse t
meii while .h,. voyage fi?[ii Cuha.
tile suigeins Said that the Allegheny
brought all ih,- seriously sick of he
regiun-nl. Thei ?? are 11". ill of ihe M iii
sachusi-Hs regime.it Slid .01 the v.-s; 1,
Inn they are I,oi down witli contagious
dis-a ,-s. Mr. Magruder and insp e:
ing oliie.-rs say the Allegheny is .1 ,:r.
tl-ship. not even lit for well troops,
nun h less lor sick soldiers.
KNOXVILLE. TKNN., Aug. 31. -
[Governor Itobert Taylor is sutY.-ring
from a kidney trouble at his home in
Johnson City. His condition is regard?
ed as serious tnis uiorniug and his rel?
atives have been summoned.
ALONG THE WATER FRON1
ITKM* OK INTKItfcST UATUCKEIj
?AllOl'T THE l'lKKS
?* ami Cleuraiice* at tlie Cuntoi
*?. Lint of Ve?Ml? Now in Port.
Oilier Murin? lt.in?
W.-atliur PorecaHt
WASHINCiTOI?; Auk. 31.?F.>ivea?t
or Thursday: Fir Virginia, generally
ulr: continued high temperature:
ulitlierly winds.
AKKIV.V1.N ASM IIKPAKTl'KKS.
VeKKelH Arrlvtd Yefttentuy.
nship Finsburj tlir.), James
II10111
"IeuffVrvil tlie tortured of Hie damned
with protruding piles brought on by consllpa
tion with which l v.as iittlicled for twenty
years. I ran across your i'(\SCAKi;?S in the
town of Newell, la., and never found any thing
to equal them. To-day 1 am entticly free from
piles and feel like a new man."
C. 11. KEiTZ.. Mil Jones St., Sioux City. la.
VenHels Siilt-tl \t.Htt.r<luy.
I steamship St. Enoei (Hr.).
I Norfolk.
I Schooner Amie C. trace.
Mackie.
Charles
M> ikk ItlUTISH -I lAI..
.- British sieamsliii Dermin
:;iin Jones, which arrved here
day from Vera Cruz. \. 111 take
ral thousand ions of >ew l:i
ni tl-.e pier, consigned ? th,. |.
adinii-.illy.
is believed that this slin will
i to Vera Cruz, witli hcreur.go
. but iliis has not been ,
ii.-d.
,,? llernmore is a vessel of l.T'.i ions
sailed from Cadlff, Wnles.July 1
Ii a cargo of coal for tin- na\,| st i
ai Vera Cruz, arriving there,n the
i. After discharging sin- w? ,n
?d to Newport News.
CURE CONSTIPATION.
SUrllng tc-mr-.l, C.mpan.T.
NO-TQ-BfiG ?
W IC V. TOlii
MARYE & BOYENTON,
Room No. Uraxton ltuildlng.
I Ecst at
MACREY'S . . .
. . RESTAURANT.
Th.
MOKE MORCAN LINF.RS
siiippillK interests of tin- ,
vill have tin- Privileg
if bidding on the n
...ii. ,I assortment of
market and th- cm
provided; h
Depart
I to
naval Heel is
imi- of opiili,
od by .. rem-esetuativ
??? Sun. Ka, h burea
ship, or perhaps s. v.-ral, that
ed direetlv under him. and th
,11 regarded now as desirable I'm
t.vi
re!:
ed: tie
hoi,Ml
pair ships; ih
is lb.- colliers a
.- chief approve
?r of
.igali
inber of the mal
els sav of i he M
eis bliill at N. w
?I'll!-: I'll IKK 'I
?| believe ilie si
mutend thai reo
.in the f.
? number
I lie KOVl
The nisi,
at News:
N A VIC, AT 11 i.V.
,-ial board will i
ally is ii advisal
dongan liners, i
li.-r ships purci,.
?ni for us.- in l
alrio. Yosemiu- i
rfoi-mcd most ??
^ I hey are now i
govern nicht, t In :?' ?'?
i the list of sliips f i
branch of the s>-i-\
turn ultimai- ly 11
Here thev arc All of our Broken lots of >
Men's Hats
In Black and Brown Stiff and Pedora
styles. We have marked them down to the
ow price for choice
These goods are worth $2.50. $2.00 and
$1.50: There is cverv size among the lot. If
you Want yours don't delay. No old stock
no old styles amonu. thenv All this seasons
goods. See display in our window.
Low prices prevail in our /Hen's Clothing De?
partment.
Low prices prevail in our Children's Clothing
Department.
Low prices urcvail in our Shoe Depart?
ment.
Low prices prevail throughout our entire
st.< >re.
ou should take advantage of them and
je-among the lucky ones.
The Reliable
Clothier. Shoei" ana
1 latter.
iwv DANK
ATTONAl OUILDING
TTp-sTAirt.:
orge Lohse /Via najjer
rwlck,
SWtNEHTON, Manager.
'PECIA RATES Tu COM M EltCIAL.
TRAVELERS.
VMEKTCA \Tifn EITROI'F.A N Pl.-M
But cvorythin;
men's cloi.liiiii*'
olsc in the shape of
?ii i
^uii
:-lli
ill'
Ii is utiestionable if any of thes : ships
oild be purchased back by meroh.ni!
mpunies al Ihe price paid for them,
d as the navy has gone to consider..
a expense in overhauling, lining and
pupping all with modern batteries, il
nl,I be w is.-. 1 believe, to add them all
the service. These sliips have great
il-earrying capac ity and oonse,|ii, n> -
..old b<
.!. i i 1 i
ist
tin
steam
IS.'I'ul
dins
alia
inp
in.I to,
cted .1
f.iel thai
I long
biibh
HAVE YOTFIED
.ff ih
em lim
ddil ion
Their weak points are lark nl pro
tion bin ii may' be practicable to
: round li.e vitals with a belt of si.-el
ii, h would practically convert Hu?
ps iuio protected cruisers, with pro
live decks. Hint no doubl could be
nked -v.-r iheir vitals. These ships
II no doubt be retained."
CiiNSTKECTOR 1-1 IC H BOlt.V.
?ousiriicmr Hichborn said; "The
ivy would ilnd use for vessels of ihe
Morgan Liu.- class and the colliers and
nnu> of He- tugs. The Morgan I.ineis
ire line sliips and have done a
service in the blockade work .
'nl.an coast as many of tile mo
i.-nlious lighting ships. They
supplied readily with protecliv.
,v.-r He- vitals, giving Ihr.dual
an inch and a half ot steel pre
wiilioui materially increasing ill
placeiiient, and with their pi
batteries would be valuable
th'k Dixri-: and Yankee euASt
?I'he Dixie and Yank.-,- class of ves
s,-l.~ ar. specially adapted. Capla;
li'Neil says for continued service, at
he does not doubt they will all be \*
on lb.- naval register as ships of thef
gular service. "I think it would
lie Wise to hold several of I lie >
ihey are light draits as a ruh
therefore enter shallow waters,
would prove useful for dispatch
and service on foreign stations,
large boats could ii'd readily eilt-,
low bays and rivers. Tin- Morgig
,-rs ar.- provided with I'm.- bi?
and si.-.niiing radius Would macs
,-lllcieiil ships should it hecoui,,,
sarv for ipiick passage to sonjs,;|
?,,-"t The colliers and rep:,| -,
A-ill also probably be held,
he hospital ship Solace.??
-jack
I'UK SOLACE NEIM.iEI
Uc: : liginn
selling Ibis
will guaran
on Hi.- mill
lib
MawWor'News Gycia Go.
Bwpor
Kipper
,'ou I hcas
ventIi .-t t
Fre.l
Agent
Tweut
Manager,
rn Virgiiiia
ts*?>-?t?-e5>cs-(a>(a*-G=-?>?
Al 1^ your GDancG
h Own a Home.
i!
it tage. ?
! and ba
light
ity lop
a < '.ell
.ill b
in
-ral Van Key ?av
retained ii\ si,
sily for a.n-.s. ? I
not far from
cell! ear fare:
bigger than tw,
enough lo kec|
raise your chickens ami ha
a gard.-n: price $Sli(J.llO; J
down and Jhi p.-r month, i
Building Association interest.
Come and let us show it
you.
Muiford L Edmunds,
Real Hstate.
I2o TYventy-liith
St.
h of
al serviee m |ie?ne
though no mis b,
tolace will ilerm;
kind added t/t? b
skes il
ivy.
iluti
I ii.ii<
i and trip-ssel to re
i,- Solace w ill be a ui-rn ipllekly
love Ih,- sb-k and hhoro. Sin
, some naval h?s|/y with tin
His does away pilvhich some
, i^ i,av .ii war vj/-pr?-ssing ii':
iin-s serves to ha/tnenl."
u.-ii'c.i a sliip's/ ?
-Jf>( irt< i ItH.'l i
c||l EY l.l'oWI-y 31.?Admiral
M'.W YORKJ morning Ir an
i-hh-y-arrived lythe transport
V- si p i l and We him lo I'ortn
:. n. which M in citizen's
; i, ,.. II.- Wi/eace , ommissi. n
1.K. si.jty post.. Hi, e urn
he Seneca ? ;(f>aymast era and
doyees, live pans. -Major An
orly-two trailed as adjutant
li eUS I oeon/'t III,'lit Of Suiltiavll,
;ener;il for Spedition.
,cco,,,panie/at 1 o'clock.
'AlCAN TRI lOPS.
Till'. V Aug." 31.?The War
\\ ASII l/aking every possible
Departni/he withdrawal of the
1,1/0 Rico on account of
?kness In the military
i ml. Jt will be .several
dilate transportation
ys I '
'nent offlelals no longer
:i the sanitary situation
t serious enough to war
In I'tf radical measures of r*
lief.'
V57
Dealing in Futures
is a sort of stock exchange gambling,
hut tin- man who provides hiuis.-tr with
a policy of Insurance against loss by
fire although dealing in futures is not
biking any chances. When he loses
Iiis property lie gains his insurance.
And tlie cost of keeping it up is trifling
compared with tlie advantages to be
gained. It is the cheapest kind of se?
curity in existance. Call cn or write to
MADE ME A ??2?i^
rosmvKi.v cum
>\v jii i'.
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MEN'S UNDBFiWEAR
luivo :i gi ent variety, excellent quality at very
GOLL.AF?S AND CUFF'S
all tlit- i:iii.-i M\lrs :il rock-li<>l11mi prices
~ '~Men's' shsrts ^
? kri ji ::i llit? luvt ltrailils :tlii! ^?'11 tlltMII very U?W
.-. ^ N
"5
[VI en
y :iin! .nil' price.
I...-1 ., ^e^-.it I-,,,,
will c* inpete with any
$4,80SU!TS
iml I ill Vi'' <iti:\ :t f(
11 l>:ii I' \ :i i lie \ (,li
??rand fiiialil \ .
? left. If yon wmild like to got a suit
ii iild revnt: auk look al LlieiiE They are
i'i-'icr /?tvi> nut r rin
IS THE WO : TO AT
GRRN&R'S RlUhBLE, GLOTiillSG HOUSE
2714 Washington Avenue
All
? rties wlio can hoard and lotlj^e delegates to
(,!ie Kiromi'-'n's ('on vontion to he he Irl in this city Septem
hor ^Stlt, -JlUli and lithh, I8!>S, will kindly till out the fol?
lowing slip and return to Chairman l']nteri;ainin?nt Com
'"ittee. 1?. <). liox Ui.'J. City, as early as possihlo to cnahle
ns to assign plat es to our visitors inquiring for quarte'ra.
I Name of Mouse. |
^ Name of Proprietor. ?
^ Nam ?: of Street.No of House. f
? No. Ca a Accommodate.Pate Per Day I
r*ewci
iiusSness
Men
? tl?f UUd 'l "Jlwmy." i'r i'. ? ?"3 ?JTS.tJ.1
mull. iSVloln wn..-: -,r. ,?>.,,, , ?? .,";?,>.?,?;
AJAX RIi/HEDv CO..
For sale In Newport News, V?., by
A. E. O. KLOR. Drugget,
?pr lS-ly.
Irwin Tucker a Co.,
REdU OSTfiTE, Rf NTrtt flhiD INSUR
f\NGEGfcril&.
Wa,sliinm,on five. & 28t!i St.
from healthy cow*
?nUble ft.-, clea.n
a-s a house and al?
ways open for Inspection?6 cents a
quart or 3 cents a pint. Milk from Jer?
sey own X eeuts a nuart or < cents o
pint in ttiass bottle*. Delivered ajvy
*here in the etty.
J. Er? . I. er?;s!ow
DR. f~ D. \AyiLL!S,
Eijo, Ear, Nose and Throat Diseases
Oiliee hours: S:?.tl A. M. to I2:3il 1'. AI.,
2:00 to r,:(il) i?. M.. T:0(l to Salt) i?. M. Sun
'.ys, ii:00 lo 11:00 A. M. Room 5. first
floor. First National Hank, 3Slh street
a; i Washington avenue.
In J0-lim.
A Good Judge of Fuel,
will never burn anything but onr hlKh
grade coal. !t is not only sallsfuctory
tor coking and heating purposes, but
its inleiise heat and long continued
lOmhiistiiiti niHkes it economical In the
lioiischohl..
0. C. SMITH & CO
Seventeenth street and Lafayette Ave.
New summer Elicit"
THE BUCK ROE BEACH HOTEL
Is situated on Hampton Roads In
sight of Fort Monroe, where electric
curs meet incoming anj outgoing
steamers. This delightful sumiuer re?
sort will be
OPENED MAY 2. 1898.
The hotel has been enlarged. Per?
fect sanitary condition uml plumbing.
Hal lung is unexcelled. Fishing and
boating unrivalled. No malaria. The
col breezes of the Atlantic. lOlectrlc
cars every 15 minutes for Fort Monroe,
Hampton and Newport News. No Illi?
nois sold or gambling permitted. Pic?
nic parties allowed the use of the
mammoth pavlllion during the day.
Music, every night except Sunday.
For terms apply to
CHARLES H. HE WINS, Manager,
Buck Roe Reach Hotel,
Hampton, Va.
apr 17-Im. j