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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-09
BACK FROM SPAIN.
General Stewart L. Woodford Arrive.
In New York.

General Stewart L. Woodford Arrive.
In New York
(By Telegraph.)
new YORK. May 8-General Stew
.trt l.. Woodford. United States Minis
Yer to Spain. arrived on La Touroina
THIS morning and left for Washfnetnn
this afternoon so'A
La Touraine also had on board n
l! or the attaches Of the United
states legation at Madrid, Including
George stanford sickles, assistant Sec
rotary of the legation, Captain T. a
Bliss. Colonel Kellogg, military at
tache. and Captain Dyer, naval at.
tache.
a reception committee from the I'm.
ION league Club and United States
Mrant Post AZ, G. A. r.. met General
Woodford at Quarantine and accom-
panied him to the city.
General Woodford declined to be
interviewed by reporters, stating that
ne was still in the diplomatic service Of
the government and could say absolute
ly nothing for publication.
Mr. Sickles when informed that cable
dispatches. which stated that the train
on which the members Of the legation
had come from Madrid to Paris he'd
been attacked by mob. and that
stones mad been thrown at the partv
said:
Well. some things were thrown at
the train, but the demonstration was
not Of serious character. a number
Ct students. not a large number, had
gathered at Valladolid and cried Long
live Spain and few other patriotic
cries. They were directed against us
particularly I assure you. but were the
result of patriotic feeling on their part
a few windows in one of the cars next
to that occupied by the party were
no one at all was hurt. While at Mad
rid we were treated with the utmost
courtesy
j. S. Highlands, another American on
The steamer said he had gone abroad
TO visit his son at Madrid He had in
tended staying for about six months,
but the anti-American denorHtrations
had been so great that he was forced
to leave the place within three weeks
after his arrival. and his son was
forced to flee to Lisbon.
Mr. Highlands said that the signs on
| the office of the American houses had
been smashed and torn down.
W. G. Cannon, OF Denver, Col, who
had been travelling abroad. said that
in Paris the feeling is most bitterly
Thought to be an American is elbowed
off the sidewalks, jostled by the crowds
| and everything possible to show the
antpathy Of the French petty annoy
ances are practiced, for istance. the
street cars will not stop TO take on
| american passengers, rates OIL eX-
change in money in most cases are ex-
i hnrbitant and small purchases are not
encouraged by ruany of the shop keep
ers except at figures at three or four
| times the actual value.
Bishop John L. Spaulding, OF Peoria.
| H.. stated that the feeling Of the
French toward the Americans was in
tensely hostile. He said that he I'M
| derstood that one of the reasons for
this was that the greater part Of the
Spanish debt was held by the French
people, and most Of all the stock in the
railroads Of Spain were held by French
j men. II d .sa=sasHa ri III @SxEsaaa
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-09

Fer the past two or three days a
large i1athercd army has been pos
session q! the casino grounds. Thous-
ards OF beautiful orioles have gone
into camp. their beautiful yellow plum
aS" prcsentiG q lovely appearance.
In&y seem To make their home in the
tall grass AMI seldom seek the protec-
tios 81 nc trees.
Tho stormy weather apparently has
no effect np"n their spirits as they can
be Sceli sporting about, while the men
ana Women are sslad To be safely housed
and protected from the beating down
pour Of rain. The sight OF these birds
are enough TO make rejoice the hearts
of true lovers of natures beauties.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-09

All the men will be on hand at the
appointed hour. and as the roll numbers
some iiIie specimens of physical man
! hood il is not likely that there Will be
any trouble in the men passing the
rigid physical examination TO which
they viii be put.
This order will probably be followed
in u day or two by one ordering the
! men into camp at Camp Lee, Rich
inond.
EXPECTED THIS WEEK.
The two batteries of artillery are cx-
ncetcd to arrive in this city from
Camp Hastings, PIT. during the early
part OF this week
Hrig1dier General Frank under
whose command the batteries will be.
has as Yet received no official notiflca-
Ton rs To when the two cOmpa MES
will report to him. but he thinks it
viii be soon.
nat makes it appear probable that
they viii arrive in the very near flu
turc is the fact that there is consider
able mall already here for the mem
herS fthc batteries. showing that
they expected to leave Camp Hastings
on very short notice
AT Di2LAWA1I EREAkW!STER.
Tho new auxiliary cruiser st. Paul.
which is expected to arrive in this
port at any time to take on coal. was
reported on Saturday night to be anch-
orSH ~ me Delaware breakWatcr. AS
is only an eight hour run for the
S"ilt cruiser from that place to New
port News, she may arrive at any
moment.
Ihe ST. Paul is the only vessel of the
american Line that has been armored,
ana she viii Join SIMPSONS fighting
squadron, running alongside the flag
shlr New York. Captain Sigsbee will
fropably avail himself of the opportu-
hn
the Maine
Ihe 1ale, Harvard and st. Louis
.he three other vessels of the Ameri.
, ,i Line that have been brought into
.ne service OF the United States. are
,r,. on Tue Atlantic doing scout duty.
my sailed day apart and VIII re-
TO- TO- 70 sampson rs soon as a ship of
the enemy is sighted Their ,rraat
speed makes these ships esDe.cinIIv
valuable as scouts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-09
SUNDAY TRAGEDY.
(By Telegraph.)

ATLANTA. GA, May s.-A special
to the Constitution from Chattanooga.
Tenn. says.
ut -AlvE, Tenn, n mining town on
The Cincinnati Southern Railway this
morning q bloody shooting atfray oc-
Cured In which two men weR killed
large crowd had assembled to Wit
ness BAPTISM, when Jerry West and
Reuben Phillips engaged in an alter
cation. West invited Philips to go
With him out Of the crowd and fight it
out. but Phillips refused. West pulled
his pistol and began shooting at Phil
lips. who returned the fire. Several
shots We're fred and both men fell
lnnrtally wounded. expiring al.ost i'm
mediately. Three men and two wo-
men We're wounded, one of the men
probably fatally
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-09
NEWS FROM MADRID.
There Will Be a Change in the Cablne
This Week !.

There VIII Be Change IN the Cablne,
rms week,
MADRID. May $3.50 p. M.-Fol-
lowing outbreak, caused by the scare
ity and high price of bread at Baden
| jos, the seaport OF Valcenia, martial
! law has been proclaimed.
P. M.-The upshot of the cabinet
council held today is understood to be
that there will he no change in the
ministry for the present and the cabl-
net has resolved to "energeficaliy push
the campaign. especially in the Phil
| ippine Islands.
Premier Sagastn is now comforting
! with the Queen Regent, who summon
ed him to her presence.
IN the Cortes all the measures
pending solution viii. 1t is said. BE-
rapidly voted. thus leaving the govern
i1aent q 1nli hand to cope with national
problems. OtWin Boyer. the English
man VINO was arrested at Cadiz or
FRIDAY evening under the suspicion
.hat ne was Il spy. because he atternpl-
ca 20 teiegraph the details of the
movements OF spanish Warsh1ps. has
| peen given up to the British consul
| lnere- Inc man is reported to be in
sane ana VIII be sent to Gibraltar.
~ M,-Accoroing 10 the newspa-
pers caplnet crisis provoked by Ad-
.lirai beFnlaJo, minister or marine. Is
, ~ u. inVol.lne the "nole cabinet.
~ IL IS decided to change the ministry
~ is pelieEed that senior Sagasta will
| oiIer a portfolio to Senior Gamazo.
=. Man off1clal dispatch FROM
~ says Wreckage belonging to
| the CINCINNATI mas washed ashore and
| IL is pelleVed some accident may have
happened TO her General Riancc's
! u,spdtch duded mat IT is believed the
Cincinnati has foundered.
II y. Nit Is claimed that a mes
sage mas been received here from Ma
MIA announcing that the Spanish
TROOPS have retired from Manila, TAX
ING with them all their arms ammuni-
non ana stores.
LONDON. May 9-The Madrid cor
respondent OF the Daily Mail says:
~ IS pelieved that cabinet matters
may continue as they are for another
week. put crisis is inevitable. Sc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-09
MAY MEET TOMORROW
Battle Expected Off Porto
| Rico Tuesday.
| SPANISH WARSA|PS ARRIVE
SIMPSONS Fleet of Iron
C|ads Also Sighted.
AFTER THE MONTGOMERY
Tho vizcaya Supposed to have Chased
the American Cruiser and Engaged
Her in IA Fight, az CannonadinE
Was Heard. Probably
the spaniard was
tho Victim of
Ruse.
(By Telegraph.>

PORT AU PRINCE, HAYTI. May s.
The arrival is rumored late this eyen-
ing OF seventeen Spanish vessels, war
ships and others at Porto Rico, and q
battle is expected on Tuesday.
1t is also reported from Cape Haytien
! that Rear Admiral SIMPSONS squadron
has been sighted TO the north.
The vessel which pursued the Mont
gomery Is supposed to have been the
Spanish warship vizcaya, and it il
suggested that possibly the Montgom-
cry entlced the Spaniard within strIk-$
Ing distance Of Admiral Sampson.
The crew of the ship Bolivia Ger
mani. Captain Bruhn. which arrived
tia2aaaKo atRfY abhoGt O'clock this af-
ternoon.
Advices from Cape Hayteian says
that yesterday Off the Mole St Nicho-
las. two Spanish warships captured a.
schooner bound for Cape Raytien
CAPE HAYTIEN. HAYTI. May g.
The Associated Press dispatch boat
Dauntless has arrived here. According
to advices from Martinique. the Span
ish fleet has not been sighted off the
island. The governor OF San Juan de
Porto Rico. recently received orders
from Madrid to provide rations for
forty thousand troops. He asked the
time Of their arrival and got the res
ply: Movements of the Spanish fleet
are kept strictly secret. Your question
cannot be answered. Be prepared
1t is reported that five Spanish war
ships were seen OFF ST. Thomas on
Thursday, but they were probably
gunboats from San Juan de Porto Rico
scouting.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-09
M1NSEAP0LIs CHAPLAIN.
KEY. Mr.. Morrison breaches at S1. p.,,.
Episcopal Church.


just before the morning service YES
terday Eev. Mr.. Morrison, chaplain Of
!he cruiser Minneapolis. now coaline
m ms h;trbor called upon Rev. 4 Is
church
Mr.. Rbble pressed Mr.. Morrison I'M,
service, and insisted upon his occuny-
ing ST Pauls pulpit in the morning.
W.T. MorrlSnn. who possesses a rich
deep Voice f,nd a delivery of exquisite
grace, ioo!f us the Meme OF his sermon
.seiishnefs," aY throughout his en-
tire ,lisco,SSe~hTld the closest attentiar,
oi the consreSation.
Mr- Morrison said that greatness
could be achieved alone by the exercise
tf absolute uscltiShncSs. The great
htr'ts whose names will live in mem
Dry OF Il great nation, attaied their
s;rtatncss by forgetting SELF and aban-
dnnins selfish interests to the flag
winch they protected The true sold lar
uealh is but. the beginning of inlnor-
tally. He thinks only of his flag So
it behoovcs Christians to forget all
else and alone live for the cross, upon
which cur Lord attained his eternal
inheritance by death.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-09
CHASED BY A sPANIARD.

Enemys Warship Hot After the Mont
gomery.
Copyright, 1898, by Associated Press. !,
PORT Az PRINCE. HAYTI, May 8.
The United States cruiser Mo1fsEom-
cry. Commander G.. A. Converse. is
supposed to have been engaged with a
much larger Spanish cruiser last night.
northwest OF Cape Haytien, q seaport
town of Hayti, on it's north coast. 80
miles north OF Port Au Prince.
The French steamer Olinde Roddrig-
ues from Havre on April 16, for Hay-
ten ports. left Port Haytien where a
Spanish ship was watching. mitakine
her for an American w,rship. When
the Olnde Roddrigues left Cape Hay
tien the Spanish warship allowed her
to proceed on receizing the French
flag. The cruiser Montgomery left
Cape Haytien soon afterward and the
spaniards. who wree supposed to have
been watching her, are said to have
pursued the American cruiser both of
them putting on full steam. The Snon.
ard according TO the story told by the
crew Of the French steamer. gained in
the pursuit which vas witnessed from
the bridge of the Olinde Riddrirues hv
the officers of that vessel. The two
warshlps, they say. went in the same
direction with the Spaniard behind
4he latter appeared to be formidable
vessel and much larger and faster
than the Montgomery. BY night fall,
It is added. four discharges of connon
were heard. which were believed r., ha
the result of the Spaniard firing on
the American warship. Darkness If Is
'urther said, prevented any further
observations being made. althourb tho
moon was bright and the battle could
o''ve been continued esrseiaP ql!liIe w,issa
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-09
Against e War of Conquest.

his prayer at the beginning Of the
service in the Washington Avenuv
Methodist church yesterday morning,
rev. Bernard +. Lipsco,nb prayed thai
the country might be saved from "a
war of conquest or revenge" and tina.
The dealing of this country with other
ant"us might be characterized by the
honesty and Justice which marks he
dealings OF individuals.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-09
(Ry Telegraph.>

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,ric;no ,na Font.na among tnen he
ing the editor of the ITALIA Del Popolo.
the incrim;nsted Reouh,ican naner.
Who eluaed the police. Eight thou
sand troops are chartered in Che city.
ROME. Nav s-11 p. M-Another
portion of the 1873 reserves and por-
q
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-09
THOSE h|CH|GIH B|)f}
Tell Woetu| Tales Of Treat
ment Received.
STORIES OF REGULATIONS
Ladies Prevent Their Eyic-
ton from Chamberlin.
FARE WORSE IN NORFOLK
HEHyEagS
Restaurant Doc.s si..n.n..d in TIriv Eac' $
First Night on Shi picard. New Orleans
Arrives at Ola Paint. st. Paul
at Delaware Brcak,vater.
Huntington Rifles Re
Ladies Prevent Their Evic-
ton from Chamberlin.
FARE WORSE IN NORFOLK


Since their arrival in this city the
H1eH'oerS OF me Atlchlst'h -N;t!'is lie
serves, oe'alieu iol service on me uih-
ted states auNtlisAry cruiser yosemite,
nave created a decidedly laNorahie m
preston Dy their gcntenanlS bearing.
Ihat they represent some 81 the oest
plooo OF the state from whict they
come cannon pe ooupteu- IN lteif de-
meanor theS sho" themselves TO be
gentlemen. ana ever since tiieE came
70 Newport News they have been
.rgateo Us such.
~ IS lact however, tH2i the NouE:s
men nave not received the most c"ur
locus treatment q, "ther places watch
.hes nave Flsitea ~ IN" ga Seillll1oh
notapiS at Norfo'k ana old Point
Lhere was a report going the rounds
ciAt some OF the reserves went to the
Chamberlin Hntc! at Old Point and or
the guests more s-irten 'A ri,,, '' NJ %
than common decency. Went to H.,
manager and strenuousls- objected to
being subjected to the mdiynl,v Of be.
ing forced to sit at dinner in tho SAM
room win common soiIors ;. ~.
protest the guests of the hotel VIII W.
made. the co,npl;,,nt wore 1,r.e1,, ",
the other guests ana III. va,ithy s,,n,.
of Michigan were ahout ~ nn sioP,ao
from the hotel hnc,,,e,. ,lnv ,,t,,'o ~.
uniform of Uncle SANS navy
The men wound r,,ao,ht.,,i,,-
been comne1lad ,o,.,,.a ~ 49,, .h ~.
Il NOT to- 49,, IS
was a cousin or THO comn,nndrr nf M
Ynsan,ta 1-omma,7cr En,n,.y .,,I an
other was the guest 81 tie family ~
s.Fightine Bob Evans ut C,i i,nin.
The ladies hecon,e very j,,,;,,r,,, -
the treatment or tho Mich,wan ;,,,,S
and under their nr,,tnsts ,h,. yn,,,v
mon were ei,-cn !, move cnr,i;.,, ,,s',,
tion Sipre t,,.n ,hc,. n,,a ,...,, r.i,,
rsad at the Chamh,.r,i,
Rlt old point is 40, NO 49,,
in winch ,be hovs h,,c 100, ,s>.il';,'s,
wifi, c6;llv disd.,i, ,rl,,.' 7
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s,ilo,-s CIV ,h,+ 49,, 100. - II
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r,ari+< "iiic'i t.!e'f position
Ta ,et' ,,ax.
Ia Last t,, night number Of The boy
Gonnaa ~; ~ .'"'''e ., 'h"'h fiaf'Hs
rrasa,t;, ,a.. sai."M sou NnsterS am;
800 . vi o'isn'esS'' axe appear
~
praos q ,ei g = . ''allEe OF the Dan,
;,ss t uIie % ING reserves SAID last
wb 5 sr'f, ,ha .'e y ssry n:nc,i douhtsd
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-09
FIERCE BATTLF FOR FOOD
In1uridt6d Mob Hurts Tiles and Chln)RuS from tOuS6
tops Upon Troops BELOW.
MHNy RIOTERS ENGHGE= THE SOLDIERS.
MhNY RIOTERS
R6Qns SuDr6m
Telegraph Offices Stopped Reserves Ordered
Out Rioters Drive Train Supposed to
Be CARRYING MILITARY

| tenant and several soldiers We're
wounded Generally speaking the agi-
tation continues, but it is less intense
The authorities have ordered all Soci-
alists and Republican clubs to dissolve.
There is rumor current that the rioters
have driven back train, under the
impression that it was conveying sol
diers.
Lieutenant General Baya Bcccaris.
commanding the Third army corps
(Milan) te1egraphed the Marquis hi
leudini, the premier this evening:
The revolt in Milan has Sbecn sup
y. ~: ~ y
ed.
MILAN, May s-A proclamation has
been issued calling upon the people to
remain tranquil and reinforcements Of
troops continue to arrive here. They
will guard the outskirts of the city,
The Queen ana Queen Regent of Hol-
land, who We're expected here, have
been advised by the government not to
proceed to Milan.
Court martial will be. constituted at
Milan tomorrow (Monday) to judge
the rioters arrested. learn that the
rioters Of yesterday thrice unsuccess-
fully attacked the general telegraph
office at Milan with a view OF cutting
off the city when all other eApedients
failed. General Baya Baccaris used
cannon and it is said about 100 We're
Killed on ilS 81 - A''A'S'A-
has established the severcst censor
ship in stopping all dispatches that 1t
considers dangerous matter. I learn,
however. that the rioters at Milan sue
ceeded today Sunday in occupying
the central station and prevented the
departure of trains
zone seemed to have returned to the
famous five days of 1S4S With the rattle
of cavalry, incessant cracking of
rifles. the discordant cries and words
OF command and the bugle signals.
Full particulars are not known as they
are not allowed to pass, but surpris-
ing was the quickness with which the
barricades were formed in poular
quarters,e specially on the bridges
over the canal. Carts. carriages and
street cars were overturned and piled
up with furniture from the adjacent
buildings to the noisy JOY Of the crowd.
Distressing scenes occurred all over
! the city-wives searching for husbands
and mothers for sons. with explosions
Of grief after vain search or when find
ing them wounded or dead. In the cen
ter of the town continuous battle
went on for two hours In the popula,
quarters the mob resisted until night
fall
1T is said that no such scenes have
taken place before in Italy. The riots
even surpass the terrible riots In ;Tu.
rim. Before night the troops had des
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-09
scouting.
DID THEY MEET.
Reports of Heavy Cannonad-
ing Near San Domingo.
(By Telegraph.

NEW YORK, May s.-The World
has received the following cablegram
rom George Bronson Rea, dated Puer-
to Plata, San Domingo. May 8:
Dominican officials report heavy
cannonading off the north OF Monte
cristi, about so miles from here
.'It is believed here that Rear-Ad-
rniral SIMPSONS squadron Is engaging
the Spanish Cape Verde fleet. The
fight began about o'clock this morn
ing and was terrific The American
fleet was due to arrive in Porto Rican
waters yesterday evening. The Span
ish fleet was expected at about the
same time.
Sampson came here with orders to
find the fleet and reduce 1t.
He will. after destroying the Span
~
ish Ships. begin strict blockade and
If necessary he will lombard and cap-
ture Porto Rico"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-09

troyed III 1.-THE barricades and were
camping in the streets and squares
No part OF the city was without its
complement of troops. while from the
surrounding provinces reinforcements
were sent in immense numbers Most
or the English and American have left
Florence
LONDON. May s.-The Rome cores
pondent of the Daily Mail says General
Beccaris wired from Manila at 6
o'clock this evening Sundays:
After new and serious attempts the
rebellion has been auelled bv fnssi-
Iaucs and "cannona7es and perfect calm
has been restored I have ordered the
shops and manufactures to be opened
tomorrow"
Later he telegraphed: fresh at
tempts at rebellion have been made
and the cannon are sun roaring, but
it soon will be over
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-09

Good screen doors. complete, $1.00.
Adams Racket Store. tt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-09

Grab nets, lines, hooks and fishing
supplies. Adams Racket Store. tt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-09

ATLANTIC LEAGUE
PATTERSON, May S--Patterson and
! Hartford game postponed on account Of
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-09

NEWARK. N. T., May S.-Newark
ana Lancaster game postponed on ac-
count of rain.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-09
"a Great D~al''

"a Great D-ar'
OF talk about the beautiful straw
hats this season at woodward Is
Wombie 3. "A 3s. Il. sasaa y q
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1898-01-26

Hoods Pills arethe only pills to
take with Hoods Sarsaparilla. Easy,
yet efficient.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1898-01-26

The st. Paul Dispatch would have
it appear that Judge Browns friends
were traitors, but such is not the case.
Senators Young, Jones, Reeves and
Gunderson are not made up that
way. The Judges friends ale many
and true, and will leave no stone I'M
turned until the Judge is safely
landed on the supreme bench. 1t is
gratifying to knew that the Judges
friends and supporters are not con
fined in the Seventh district, but are
all over the state. Go where you will
and you hear nothing but the highest
praise for the Judge, and in fact,
there is hardly man in the state to-
day that is more popular or highly
esteemed. He is man that com
mands the highest respect of all whom
he comes in contact. The Seventh
district asks for nothing in the next
election but place on the supreme
bench for the amiable Judge, and
they ask that in one voice, regardless
of party lines.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1898-01-26

Coughs, colds, pneumonia and few
ers may be prevented by keeping the
blood pure and the system toned UP
with Hoods Sarsaparilla.