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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
financial.
financial.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co.
REORGANIZATION.

m the Holders of the Following bonds'
stocks. and Coup"hsi
81. md ohio Rallr,ad Company Bonds. Loan Of
go J,xtendei 1857 at Four Per Cent.
-. and Ohio Railroad Company 1Oo-Y.sr Five Per
81, consolidated Mortgage Bonds 81 1855.
-. and ono Railroad Company Sterling SIX Per
70, roar Of 1872. Due I5rch /. 1862
,o,. ana Ohio Railroad Company sterling SIX Per
~, Loan Il 1874. Due May l. 1910
'.o,A ara Ohio Railroad Company Six Per Cent
BIZ. =. 1879 Due April /. 1919 account Parkersbursh
o-s,eh Railroad Company
-. and Ohio Railroad Company Five Per cent
o.. 1can Of 1855 account Pittsburgh and Connes
al,s RAILROAD Company
VIZ -. and Ohio Railroad Company -Four and one-haf
Ss,.', c.o, Terminal Mortgage Bonds ~ 1904
- and ono Railroad Company Sterling Four and
saf Fer cent Liam OF $50. Philadelphia Branch
onn and Ohio Il. L. CO sterling Five Fer Cent
NJ ls77 Dus june ] 1927 account baltimore ana
- ard chicago r z. co..
o- and OHIO r. r CO. Firs' Preferred stock
bsIi' ,,a OHIO r. e CO. second Preferred Stock.
B l'" and Oso Railroad Co. Common stock
6@' ,.s c-nnelsvllle Z r. Go. First Mortgage
r. r.. r,x.s,iel 20 1910 AZ -Four Per Cent
,...,-es ana Co7aelsyile II r CO. First Mortgage
80. Pa cent bonds. Due July ]. 1895
v,.,.sp-rh and Cnns.is'i1e Railroad company SIX fer
go, Consolidated Mortgage Bonds
EN- "a c,,ca~, Junction Railroad Company First Mort
esre Five Te- Gem. L'"-'
washington Ciy ana i0''
$50 Sn re- ~or.roNs land CLAIMS FOR INTEREST
-. nrcIsTrpgD BONDS MATURED PRIOR TO JULY
,sas .ppyRTAlNING To ANY OF THE ABOVE
,srr rovDs EXCEPT THOSE OF THE WASH
,~c~ov cry AND POINT LOOKOUT RAILROAD
COMPANY. .,
oy.- osi. nc- cen . the above named outstanding
,s. and over 20 7er cont IF the abovenanned stocks
-. ta., deoosited under the Plan and Agreement for
49, REORGANIZATION NJ the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad
co,anv dated June O. 1885. the undersigned hereby
- -o,,o. that ne SAD Plan is declared operative.
~ zine tor further deposits q the above named bonds
- .,o4ts without additional charge has been extended
. s,d ,,c'ulinr Angus % 1895. AFTER WHICH
NATE rts o7lv for such time the Managers may fx
=, ,o,i.s, deposits Of said bonds AMI stocks will he
.,,ss only upon payment Of TWO per cent Of the
a. vain. ., bonas and additional cash payment Of s.
me- share Of stoor d495s''.f
1-nnsH cou-ons and claims Cor interest on registered
hands, rnaured prior July l. i9s must be deposited
=, before August - 1895 ltfe- mat date deposits q
,, oos,pons (o- claims FOR irsrcsU will he accepted. n
:, ALL only upon such the undersigned may
impose.
New York August 3. 1895
sPElER & CO..
Brusi street. New York.
KUHN, LOEB & CO.,
- Pine Street New York.
sPElER BROTHERS,.
Lothbs-y. London.
Reorsaa cation Managers
SEWARD. GUTHRIE & STEELE
ryARTs CHOATE & BEAMAN.
New York:
YgEsHFIELDs & WILLIAMS
London
Counsel - Reorganization Managers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04

ALBANY [Eyoming Lime.
Steamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN KlCHMoMD lsavs
Old pier A. " r.. foot Canal St at p u da,y ssun
GAYS excepted connecting with express trains io
togs Lake Gco-Fe Rchhed Springs. sharon s s
Excuryion tickets AT reduced rates saturday nEht
connect. with Sunday morning train ior saratoga NUT"
c,eek caldwell ard steamer Lake George.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
GUNNER Resort Gni0es.
Summer Homes on Long Island.

BY THE OCEAN AND SOUND
Long Island" an illustrated descriptive DOCK ana
Summer Homes" book describing noels ana ~
houses on Loas island free Application az I'D "o
isi3 Broadway: ticket oices foot OF Ess ass r
ysr.. sin foe, New Chambers-sf. New-fo ScS Fu-
sons Eagle Resort Bureau and Fatpusn.
station l. l. r. Brooklyn or SEND ,o een'I i,ams. 20
~ NJ SMITH frame Manager. L. J. r. r. Long 's'Ane
CITY New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
Is. In duplicate. endorsed

Proposals Coal Storage Pockets Sheds and
Coal Handling Machinery al the L. :. Naval station.
New London. Connecticut will he received az the Bureau
Docks Navy Depar nlent. Washington y C.,
! clock p. Wednesday August 81. 1898 and
publicly Immediately thereafter Proposals Will ne
accompanied with plans and detail specifications OF the
furnished General specifications ard
plans OF location be obtained al the bureau. also
blank forms OF proposals BIDDERS expected 10 visit the
station and make any examination deemed for
preparation Of their plans and detail specifications
The AUTHORIZATION available for the work is 500 600
MORDECAI T. ENDICoTT. chief OF Bureau. August l.
1895.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
NEW RIITDINGS.

Waters Nos 492 and 4e4 FOR SD story BRICK
fs, with sil.es. =iN94C samuel Co.lin owner
Max Muller II No f. Centre-St. architect
1i0fh-st 10 30 - 533 Wet. for q frame plat,
form. 7"v90 Philip Dietrich. - llo'h-st ana
Boulevard. oVner. John Ray. architect - :.
Rosedale-aNe. g % f. = ~ Tacoma ~. If a
one-and- half story frame hennery. l2xlo'
Henry Lus'haGcT. owner. " Miller. srcni
iGifh- " corner ''auidweli-ave. for t"o-
story attic and basement frame dwelling, "'Ni"'
Can Nur.n. OF No 96l Cauldwell-a'e. owner
Garti1 architect .-.-...- ...-.-. - -.
Columbus. ave r. r. - r. v ~ Rose 81. for a
iwo.si7ry frame dwelling. 2'nNl. ana on,
story frame she'd 15x2i Max Ian. II Norris
Park. owner. Chris iohse. architect .-.... q
Southern Boulevard. ~ II u % Jenn. ngs 81
for eisni Two story frame dwellings. 1seX92
Charlotte Re. owner. Nie!s Toe,bers aren't
te-t Observation-Disclosures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
ALTERATIONS.

MI FftA ID.Nt'.
Proadvav ~ I ESQ and 6si. = three story
hf'ck cab station 7iXcop. estate II Amos
Emo ~ III HroddUay owner. g il tonhlc''
6>i Broadway. architect. -...--.. ... ----
30 ST. 30 % Last. 10 % four stor" brick factof'
i - Wallace 80 Id West 49th St owner, q
y NJ. d'fIti+'f .
7sfn -. corner Lexington ave. 10 thret
S'oTl ard basement hlck studio and o"elllhs
house. Mre. ~ \ Girard. No ]. ~ Lexington
ave. owner. John Brandt. architect ..-.-.-. 80
A.fh-st 3 go II 81 9Th ave - z three stoIy
hri~k and stone Workshop. - HYDE. No II
Fasf 45ih-ef. cvner. Ludlow & Valentine. No
100 Broadway. hffeCfs ......-..... --...---.
Fordhan a,o n = / Oeo T. " II Main-st. N a
TWO. ani-one half-storY frame dwelling house
George Walton. owner. kfrhy CO, architects
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-03
YELLOW FEVEr SITUATION.

tRE Te"Gra ph.)
JACKSON. MISS. sept . TIN.
board OF health mas received u t:.ie-
gram from Inspector Grant Statint; iha,
E'iln" fever has appeared al, Taylor
station. y" report Of the number uf
cases IS made.
SECRETARY Hunter makes th.. follow
ING statement Tor the Associated Press.
lfere seems To he soliSiGc,a Eln Ok
clttHtni over ths yellow fever IN La
FaEettr county. The board feels IN
Geted'nS'y hopeful Of being able u con
Hnt- IN itv:d to the infected Iisir;cte
WHICH IS very healthy ara not b..nsely
Populated. The conditions ar. WV IA
vorable Ia cas-" ~ spread, trims
VIII be provided - carry The peopl.
NORTH
WAsEINc;TnH,. s@pt. 2.-Ta ma i =
hospital service was officially advised
today o! ~" ten new cases Of yellow
5+Ner wi!cn Have been discover q al
of"o2i. Miss. The, officials ar. at sea
a % Inc origin IF the fever there ana
hav@ ~ definite theories IL, work upon
J. hf4s afs. e:d"a*Dr.ns 10 race the ras s
ibtfe IS q possibility that th;. victims
drought me germs in their clothes IL
~ wood from some point heret 70 { in
AsGirG. boz the nearest Atne is Dbrraut
Where the epidemic t0GcheG last year
and even On this Theory the warm
Wta1her should have brought out the
{ 7eSer- CrWood is fer from Il railroad
4 ana the fever therefore might not have
Y oe-en btoush, by ttat means 4 thor
@0agh investigation Is 10 be made There
3Esfs no d!sIuieting news from, any n,iei
points save DrWopd.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-03
a GIRL AT THE FRONT
Miss Elsie Reasoner Saw What Wa,
Was Like in Cuba

Miss Elsie Reasoner Saw What War
Was Like in Cuba
!" q bright and winsolne miss Of 20
years. says the New York Herald ha-
longs the distinction of having been the
Only American girl to follow the boys in
hl'!e to Cuba and to make her way II
the front against many obstacles an.l
rs her own eNertionS E.lSi, keaSnuer
is the name Of the pluclly little heroine.
From her picture one gets the impress
SION That she is somewhat older and
taller than she really is She does mot
in fact look Il day over 10, and is Il trim
iittle boy. rs dainty as Il bit nf ra,e
Dresden china.
Miss ltcasoner was born in Kansas. in
The midst of daisies and suntlnwers,
and is Il splendid example Of tbs bright
chrcry. breezy, self-restraint girl 81 the
Western nrairicS. She writes well and
she talks we'll. inheriting these talan's.
perhaps. from her father. Judge Calvin
lteasoner. at one time Il prominent edi-
t"rial writer of L.eavenworth and later
connected with the Chicago press. AS a
r"nve:sationalist and story teller he
has had few equals.
When the Spanish American war
broke out Miss Iseasoncr was at Omaha
in charge Of the Bureau Of Publicity at
tie exposition. With the first sound Of
the bngha she was aStir. and determined
~ ~ ~ uI'ti 10 Sce lol utiStli what 4
real campaign and real battle were
like: in TACT. as she contdtd to me. i
had read what General sherman said
that War is hell. and | was seized VIII.
Il desire In investigate on my own ;Ic-
count and see if he really knew Whit
he was talking about.
II first sought some encouragement
from publishers but got little You see.
hardly any one thought il possible th, !.
would ever reach the scene of the. 60 =
liic,. ana most of my friends and ac-
either laughed at me or tried to fright
en- me. one publisher. for whose. mag
aZine thought might write an inter-
cStinG article descriptive. OF nv cNpe i
'.ncas wrote me that my proposed UNI
I"rtakinE was positively absurd and
fon!hardy. However, | perscvcrci ana
in due tim. sailed from New York fn,
Kingston. bearing splendid letters Of
recommendation from quite Il numbe:
IF influential public men.
II had one to General Miles one to
General Shafter. and several TO officers
of the fleet from Admiral Sampson
down to captains of the fighting ships.
From Kingston ! went by rail u Port
.AntnniO-a beautiful spot. by the way.
and one about which very little Sc is
to be known in this country. After
waiting there some time the Red Cross
steamer State of Texas came owe: for
ice FOR our wounded soldiers. and w.is
permitted to board her and go m %
Siboney."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-03
THE EMPRESS r{yEN.
Strange History of the Ruler of the
Chinese. lclnnIr4A

Strange History of the Ruler of the
Chinese Empire.
| The true story of the woman who is
a, the head of the Chinese empire, and
{; who has just summoned Ii Hung
Chang back to power is of extraordi-
| nary significance as well as interest,
! says the Boston Transcript 1t has
been told how. disappointed with her
! sons weak and characterless rule, sise
has again taken into her own hands,
Openly. the reins of power which she
| has held in truth, for Il generation
This monarch. who Is comparable to
Cat harne. of Russia, in her sagacity
land shrewdness ard judicial wisdom.
was once a slave. When She was u lit
! Tie Siry she was sold by her father to
be a slave in the family of viceroy
in a remote province of China. Her
ia her was OF Tartar blood. and one Of
those who could read. and would not
lhav. thought of selling his child, AL
though she was nothing but Il girl
but as the family had become destitute
in !, rebellion, the little girl Of eleven
suggested this means of getting bread
| for her mother and little brother and
her father. the little brother, who long
fter she sought out and made rich
and powerful.
Tuen served the viceroy's wife and
mot her-in-law. and was laugh. spin
ming and other useful arts by their
maids. When she was twelve she en-
brnidered a beautiful tunic for the
vicer"y, and he was 50 delighted with
| it that he offered the Little girl what
ever she wished most. Then Tuen fell
on her knees and declared her heart $
desire. She wanted to read like her
father. 1t was q most extraordinary
rcuueSt. The viceroy told her tina,
girls coul! not learn such Il thing. but
'ruen told him that she was, not to
blame that the gods had made her a
girl. ana she could not help longing To
! tn St btAr .,Sto, NOD
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-03
VESSELS 10 SAI1.

~, -, =.
ne ing IS me correct schedu!e
received "a dase 81 cars' ship,
- aelatt from ana no" en- route Il
~" P,.n. .S'"s:
g. 'N'i " i,l' .>EN >.
- r."''h. - >. HhlrrihG o.. Ant
WIZ. Sei,'inner >.
~ - !" ~. u'h.Ss. " my ="
''I,u'. ,-'Ne!l''"i. September -
.'i''"'.'. r"rHeSS. lthN 20
~ l.iH','ln,".. september ~.
u.''Sh 'tnH 70
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-03
VIII. NOT 1T. i:EHl'll.T

The steamer Northampton. Of the i!
Dominion Steamship Company, turnci
1T the wharf three weeks aE" is i t.
tai lpSs. With the exception .! SOM
of her machinery there. WAS nothing
saved. The vessel WAS insured for
SO 600. which the underwriters have
paid it being, determined to n" !mprac
ticabl,. if not impossible. 70 rebuild TIE
steamer The northampton was built
fifteen years ago at :, CO.; OF S1a.oW'
She has been repaired several times
since :.nl had recently been nv"rl;tnl-
ed and retiitcd ait Il cost oI several
thousand dollars. Hence, when sil'-
burned she VAS in prime condition and
would have been capable. of many years
good service. y new steamer Will he
built to take the place Of the North
amptn!l The contract mas not been
awarded but it soon Will be.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-03
GARMER'S RELIABLE STORE
I'm Spite OF $uIfry

We atleI find "the ,lulest season of the
year fairly busy one, thank YOU.
w care busy selling Clothing, Gents Furnishings,
and getting ready for a big trade in TIE Fall
Specialiles i'll Negeee Shirts in Percae and Madras.
Some N separate collars and some with separate cuffs
The ST 90 kind reduced to 48c.
Our high grade Silk Bosom Shirts in plain white
stripes and paids, reduced to 89c.
naund cred Shirts, reinforced front and back
tension bands. reduced to SOC.
Mems Night Robes the 75c kind, reduced 10 48c
.'aponette Initial handkerchief Zoe, 3 for 25c.
Mems loc Carriers -15c.
We have rcccive, another lot Of those Knee Pants to
sell at Zoe pair Come and get p,r before they are
all gone.
We still have a few Speci,ltics in Mems Light
Weight trousers, which closing greatly re
'lnced prices
Good Working Pants 56c. Better at 69c
llarrs C"ssimer Pants all wool, Sl75
Just 4 few of those $3.50 Mems Suits left. They
are ard : of Kind of our S.. So $3.50 and $40 Suits
lhey are great values Every suit guaranteed all wool.
GARlRS ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE,,
27l4 Washington Ave, Newport NewsVa
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-03
HOT CHINESE PHILOSOPHY.

Chinatown was hot but not SO hot
as The Cinnamon thought. says the New
York Commercial Advertiser.
a Chinuman always thinks said q
policeman on the beat. that it is either
too hot or too cold. In the winter time
they fill their blouses with thick fur and
Kind their pigtails about their ears
and then howl. And now they wear
nothing but a tar blouse, and in the
shop almost nothing. pant like dogs and
fan themselves all day in q weak. me-
rhanlcal Sort of a way.
The Cinnamon We're SO hot yesterday
that they couldn't think or answer
questions.
%" You come from Canton?" one OF
them was asked.
II don't know was the reply
The same question put to another was
answered.
Why you wont know? Too hot much
ialkec."
An old chap. however .ha cutest. sly
est old chink in Chinatown. the police
man said. was more congeniai.
Want muchee rain" he said: too
lnuche" heat New Chinec actor to-
night. muchee blood, TOO muchee heat,
no laugh. Much American man I
know gone to fight He come back. but
muchec more American man in New
YORK He no matter. Twi Chinee man
kn"" gone fight. but he gone cook
meat; n" tire CUNT Too muchee heat,
fire gun. he Kill. too
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-03
WAR ENTHUSIASM COOLED.
HOW a Recruiting officer Lost the

How a RECRUITING Officer lost Tho
Fruit OF His Labor.
In a small Virginia town two Ven
turcsome young negroes. daZZled 10y TIL,
war-g,ory talk of the. enlister. mad,
him q verbal proposal to meet him al
the station on Il certain day and Sigr
their papers and go away to the CAM
which he represented. The day came
and huge crowd IF lhei. people went
to the station to see them off. The tw'
lads were the heroes of the hour. and
bore themselves With much swagSertnl
jauntlness until a preacher called III,
crowd to order that they might al! pray
for their departing brGihers :
In that prayer he held out no hopes
of Il return. but resigned them wholly
to death and the Spanish bullets. on.
Lord, desc boys is been mighty dane n
banjo-picklE' young. uns. but. on. Lord
when de shells is Dustin round en-
sabe dey souls even-if d"y bodies is
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-03
WAKE OF TIE STORM
Great Damage Done in the
South.
LIVES PROBABLY iosT
Vessels Wrecked aud Turn.d no,t"." Up
wards. ks'lroah. Submerged.
No Quite; FOR Miles. Dam
ns.. 81 600 900.
Ny Telegrarh.)

sH'tN ->->->iNi ''-\'' tHtII. - w ME
Savannah suffered heavily from .Er OK
c,on,. which sven, over ,hA ff,y ma.
az ,e, rnasI ,.n,Int,v yva5na.,i.,y No.,
M me ,Inn,.r,. IN ~. n,,,st is,.,,,'i.
80 ~ ~. ~, .s,;n,. .,.r. ~ -, -, 80
y-;,cn,1 is ,roi,;,hly ,-,...1,,,
1-L,z naotl,s,l c,ndi1ion ~ H.. ,,,,n,,,-
r.,it,.ys communicative ,iiuir,,l, Ni.,,,s,
s.r;jors ,r,. cn1irnly ~, ,.rr n,t ~,
news has ;,..pn received, IN ;n,i,.,r,. ,,,'.,,
III, conditions are.
,rh,. first news frn,,, ba ..,r,i;,,, WA,
islands which yer. ,b,. s...n,. II ~.
great tidal storm Of 1882. in Nh;rh
thousands nf ,nnnir no,isha,i ,,,,
c.-iyed toI,v lEhil. ~. et.r,, ,,..,. III,
M. lik.1 ma, NJ d.. ,....,,.s 40, ~. -,
is h.ayy tn, h,,rIne ,n,,,, -. -
bee are lined wi !, ,y.rrks ~ s,,,u 81. +
ana at Eluff,on and ~. s,a:,ii ...i,i,
n1ents nearly an m. houses I,,..r, m
r;jured and MANY q. s,roy.l
The Norwegian bark K,ura which
want y shore IN C;asL,i, ,,ani, il. :, 80
were saved
;,., -.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-03
New summer Resort.
THE BU(KR0E REACHHOTEL

Is situated on Hampton Roads in
sight of Fort Monroe. where electric
cars meet incoming and outgoing
steamers. This delightful summer re-
sort Will be
OPENED MAY 2. 1898.
The hotel has been enlarged Per-
fect sanitary condition and plumbing.
bathing is uneNcelled. Fishing and
boating unrivalled. No malaria. The
cool breeZes OF the Atlantic Electric
cars every is minutes for Fort Monroe,
Hampton and Newport News No liq-
uo:s sold or gambling permitted Pic
me parties allowed the use OF the
mammoth PAVILION during the day
Music every night except Sunday.
For terms apply to
CHARLES Ii. HGWINS, Manager,
Buck Roe Reach Hotel,
Hampton. Va
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-03
ON THE DIAMOND.
Results of Yesterdays Games In the
National ard Atlantic Leagues.
C1y Telegrapn)

PI'rTSBtRG. 5: NEW YORK
PITTSEt re. Sept. New York
dropp"d another game To Pittsburg.
principally because Of what ,olleu very
much like mu,iny. Eusie pitched one
inning tut was too Sick to continue
M"ekin. for some reason would not take
his place. ana joyce went out to Sep
nour IN right field and tried to get him
1" <" to the box. CO also refused. and
wh!. tn" argument was going on Do
heny volunteered. Although he pitch
ed yesterday and went in without
Warming up. he did Very good work.
but vas given miserable support. Al
tendance. geo.
Score; n.H.E.
ri'tshurg. 20 aoooo2 Ne 6 j
New York. II 90 % II 4
!iat"rie Tannehll and schriver
'tnsie ''oileny and Grady. umpires-
'"un"!iE and Hunt ..iic-1:II
ST. LOUIS. I: PHILADELPHIA 10
ST. LOUIS. SEPT. The luallcrs hit
The bail hard today and had no trouble
winning The browns played loose
ii@id'ns gam" Attendance LOO.
Philadelphia. . 0 = ) i .3 o. -la Il. ?
t';,'teris s--Tayl"r. Carsey ana kins-
'"w, f1iirld and MrFurland' Empires
pay. Tinc-l:4l.
l.EvELAND. G: BOSTON, c.
BOSTON, Sept. "a Very close de-
,IS'nn at the home plate against Cley.-
i"'4" IN the ninth inning saved the
rha!np!"ns from Il third defeat Of thu.
"s"k at the hands Of the Spiders. At
tendance, 100.
Score. rtJ1-
':eSt"n. 1oaoo 10000 6 10 o !: :
| 'l"NHiand % % :" oo6o t . 4
PATTERNS Lewis Nichols ana i.runs-
fi'id and N.ag"r: Powell. Young ana
.'ris"r. tfmpir,s Lynch ana Andrews.
Time 80:
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-03
Weather Forecast

WASHINGTON. Sept. Forecast
for saturday for Virginia Fair and
continued high temperature. Saturday.
with prospects Of thunderSt.rlns aud
cooler sunday afternoon. VI Monday
southerly winds
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-03
IlllI.lPriNt, INSI'l.A;E.N.r:


H"'i' fitin islands.
MANILA. PHILIPPINE lSI.AN1e;
H'Pl. 21S"N,i',I ship loads Of iu.;lr
Sn' ,f""l's have invaded tx. soutle u
,,';'liaS WIN the view of sriziu:s every
'hi''S Possible prior to tM,. set il,.n,n,
t!t'h peace cunhit nnS t;cn,.r,I Fins
me Spanish commander, with :. II tf,ln
~ %uhD"atS. is acting ,riAr-",ir:,llv Ii =,
NJ insurgents liav. captured the an :
,h& islands of i;"mhlon ami I'alnwan.
"he:" they found tcas,.r..,.s Ia Inc
'h'"uni of A2,p"i, IN" prisoners, cap
'uEt'i nave arrived here
'''.sa,cs tr'n the Hong Kong insur
N'i' Juhl' arr u hay" an interview
WIth United states Consul Williams ~
aiSH'. and II is thpn;:ht this may posi-
h'E result in settlement of the nsur
GENT question:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-03
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
NeSScls Arrived In.t.r.i...

Steamship Isnscmarrun tErD. Stabell
New Orleans
Steamship La Gran,lc Duchess,
CAMP. Hanlon. New York
Steamship s'ra,hgSle tl;,'), Jones
Pensacola.
Steamship Cape corrien,e.s ,Er).
Thompson, Pensacola With h"lrrs ana
tubes leaking. for repairs.
Schncncr NJ. a. Wiley. New Y..rll
l:riS Mary Gibbs. Boston.
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No pHnSEl,l,.r1nEs

WASl. lNGroN, Sept. >. 1T was an
n"nhc"n AT The Treasury Department,
TODAY that thcfe would be no prusec,,- :
'i"iiS as me outcome Of the recent in
tes.!satinn Of the manner in which say
eral thousand bonds were subscribed
for in New YORK City
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RELIEVED o,, /, .r,<-

Chicago. sept :, AT a SPECIAL cor
'''eflt" t"diE Of IN" representatives #
NJ ADAMS. American ana Uni, d
e'"t'S "Ni'i'tSS companies il was dcci,l. 4
u'at INC companies would from this
'''l" h'taI the ''>ll'''i:'r II III. War t:,N
instead +! stnniris Inc public Ia stamp
.til.-I Glilil..NlS
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AN EXPLANATION.

7V''EEeTtIT|l fTaII I1GaTtT.J
George Aunt Maria is Very angry at
you FOR saying she eats too much
Dear dear didn't say anything OF
the kind"
What did you say, George"
All that said was that she had an
appetite like a mud dredge."
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cast iron is now being used for stils
l"r concentrating sulpfuric acid, and il
IS confidently anticipated tina. il will
snb"rstd. both glass and platinum for
that purpose.
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ALONG THE WATER FRON}
ITEMS OF INTEREST taATHE.tEr
ABOUT THE PIERS
entrances and Clcar,,ures at the Custom,
House List Of We scI- Now In Port.
O.her Marine items.

sun sets .................. 6;3u
High water |! :00 A. NJ. ANA ll:I9 Z. NJ.
Low water "a y. ~ and a:2u T. Nj
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WASHINGTON, Sep. 2.-sccrctary of
War Alger leaves this afternoon for
Montauk Point, where he will aid III.
President in his investigate Of the
camp there.