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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-13
Sobre instruction p1b||ca

Con este epfgrafe acabs de publican dos
artfculos en- el popular peri6dioo La CORES
PoNDENcIA, el compstente professor don Francis
90 Virells Uribe.
Conforme con el compafiero respecto & 10
que opina sobre las juntas locales.
Por mucho que sc olga sobre Ia ''idonei'
dad" de estas cadu,as corporaoiones, es siempre
POGO.
No hace muohos meses, en- los examsnes
generates del pr6ximo pasado JUNO, una pro-
fesora superior, amiga nuestra, que ha sdoptado
como progrsms para su escuela, los de opoai'
clones para mseatras elementales; present6 una
clase superior, que oontestd con precision se'
guridad "seis" preguntas tomadas Ia suerte
en- cada una de las asignaturas objeto de 10
ensehsnza de Ia escuela, sometiendo la Junta
las alumnas niiias de IL l8 sios, un examen
mucho mas diffoil que ell que Sc exige & los
profesores para obtener una escuela por oposici6n
En- aquel acto pdblioo (pues tuvo lugar en- 81
salon del syuntsmieDto), demostraron squellss nj.
que pueden exigirse ess edad, y al grado de
Ia escuels; pero Ia professors en- vez de recibir
placemes por So fecunda labor. d sAdivinaran
nuestros lectores 10 que recibi6p
Una nota desfavorsble que aan esta con.
elRu8uA Gil 0l lLIO Oc Oi6sluCaClOus 6U UOQQo 6o
le hacen cargos "por no tener ninguna slumns
zen Ia ensefanzs superior; puesto que OIL pro.
grams presentado era el de oposioiones para
"msestras elementales"-
Por este dato elocuente puede apreciarse Ia
"competsncia" de las ceebres juntss locales,
Es una vergiisnzs para Ell msgisterio por
torriqueho el verse juzgado por personas sienss
& la profession, J veoes completamente igno.
rantes; pues como dijo IN Inspector en- una do
sus Memories, en- estos pueblos del campo 90
hsbfan dado casos de que los vocales de Ia junts
local de instruction, spenas sabfan armar.
Es necesaris, 50 impons Ia DIGNIFICA.
CION DEL MAGISTERIO OPORTORRIQUE
NO. Emsncipsrlo de esss juntas indoctss, en-
50 mayor psrte, que no son las llamsdas & juz.
gar los profesores.
Vengsn los Inspeotores, y 81 nc pueden
nombrsrse uuo para cads distrito, divfdsse Ia
illa en- cuatro demarcsciones, J n6mbrese para
osds una IN Inspector. ...
Con 10 que no sstamos conformss oon 81
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EscueIa &c Artes y Oficios
GLASSES Y TALLERES

1. So avisa, para copocimiento del pdblico,
q 81 lunes IA del actual tendra iugar la inaugu'
raoion Official aperture del curse del 1897 a
1898 de las clases talleres dc eta eecuela
que Sc regiran por su Reglamento VICENTE Ell
horario fijado en- Ia po,teria de la misma Sc
exige como requisite indispensable la presen
taci6n de la matrfcula la ehtrada de Ia escue
Ia. Puerto Rico. l2 de Mario de 1898 I'll
secretaro.-J. ESCUDE. ga
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GaCeta Official de hoy

Deoreto concendiendo indulto al preso
Felioiano Marrero (a) eCicuta,, del resto de la
pena de prisi6n mayor que sufre.
-1dem nombrsdo interinamente, hasta la
primera election, concejsles del ayuntamiento
do Comerfo, don Luis Pfo Sanchez, don &C.
lestino Perez, don Gurmesindo Carmona, don
Francisco Maria Rivera, don Pablo jose Ri
vera don CirilO Cruz.
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NOtarid da l!tuadO FL notsrio de h. U'aado d
Martinez habilitado para ell desempefo de la
Notsrfa de dichs ciuisd estarA en- ella los dias
IA, Is, l6, II, Is en- Ell bsrrio de Jayuys
ell 10 20 del corriente mes de Mario, para
sutorizar las escrituras que ocurran. fin
de evitar sglomeraci6n de trabajos demors
los interesados, podran estos anticipar los da.
tos necessrios para la extension de los docu
mentos al Official protocolsta don Ventura
Riva. SIS
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Baldomero Vilar6
FuJrica1lte lie .1lamJiques

@< En- esta casa eslablecida EN- Pom
ce, Puerto-Rico, calle del Jobo, Sc
construyen alambiques, continues, a
alta y baja graduation. Rectifcadores
garantiSadoS Y todo 10 concerniente al
ramo de Cnldereriu de c0bre. Dirigir
6rdenes Baldomero Vilar6, calle del
Jobo, numero II Ponce. 20-1
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A BANIC0S NUEV0S

& N CdpricAo anunca al piblico el nuevo
J preciosfsimo surtido dc abauicos japoneses
para Ia estaci6n. Jamas &c vi6 tsnta varie
dad, novedad y baratsra.
A los sefiores comercantes del interior
% les mandarin nuestras cuando deseen. El
Capricho, San Justo ST. l0-4
u, 20 ID SLRRAN0
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NOTICIAS

-. e. periodico Cue vera Ia luz Pdblica
ed estos DIES ooDsasrado 4 conmemorar Ia i'm.
plsItacon del regimen auton6mico en- Puerto
Rico Sc titulsra "Dfa de Gloria," y contendra
trabsjos de todos los Secretaries y Subsecreta
rios del gobierno insular y de vsrios escritoIss
periodistas. Dicha hojs reFs ilustrads con
80 grabados do sctualidad.
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"a I'osu"V'o Tren de lavsdo, calle
del Rosario, namero Q. H4macao Puerto
Rieo.-Ds Eulalio G. Carols. p.
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poes9 Pss etasssss.s ossssi9o s''Gsd; 3 ,ar, de Ia

ss Ps sssssssne: Dssssso :''ss'; ss .tr.s: d; Il,
poeta T festive escritor don jose Maria Monge
(Justo Derecho). un tomo de 423 paginas IN
prologo de don Ncanor Bolet Peraza, en- papel
satlnado superior, se vende peso SO centa-
vos ell ejemplar en- las librerfas de los senores
l.. SOLO y Compahia, don Francisco J. Mar
znach = y,on B. F. sanjurjo Vidal en- esta
Redacc6n
ENHENAN7A lniormes eobre carreras pre-
"o-"n"A" paraoi6n para las mismas, espe
cialmente para las cientffcas que sc cursan en-
Ell extranjero. Estudios de l.. b" y g." ense-
hanza = de ampliacion. Lenguas vivas. Mi
nero de asignaturas, horas y precios conven-
cionaes. Don Eugenio T. Iglesias, A. b
INSTRUCTOR que fue del <Firesdes, club =
seccion de Ia Verem. FIR VolksscoM de la ciu.
dad dc Leipzig en- Alemapis, Ex.Literari Lea
der del Victoria Club for English Conversa'
ton de aquella misma ciudad, miembro que
tambieu fue por vsrios sfos de Ia facultad del
Sauoeur College Of Languages en- los Estados
Unidos de la America del Norte, "Ieacher" de
Ia de Psife,'s School Of Languages de Ia ciu-
dad de Boston, especial Students del Mass
Institute Of Technology y departamento <Elec-
trica Eugneering,.- Luna, 4s.-San Juan
Puerto Rico. Isl
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Carlos y Antonio Rodriguez

Peritos mercantiles de la Escuela Official de
Comercio de Barcelona, con celtifcado de la
Academia de Comercio de Zurich. Ofrecen sus
servicios profesionales para la contabilidsd y
correspondence nacional y extranjera. Como
cen TODD 10 referente bancos de emission y
descuento, y no tienen Inconvenience en- desem.
pehar dichos nego ,iados como auxiliares. Re-
slden en- ATasco, Puerto-RlcO. 30-l9
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VENTk por Ia mitad de su valor, de un her
'I"'" moso piano alemAn y de otros nue.
b!es. San Sebastian so. s-3
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RNnna ncasi1n Sc vende un sparato de
Ss'"e ""u''O" Gas Aoetileno de diez luces
con muy POGO uso en- $50, con toda gu CORES
pondiente ssflerfs, SO Gambia por otro de 20
luces, devolvisndo Ia diferenoia, InformarAn
en- Gel Popular. San Justo II. s-s
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nEkTRf) de comislones Agenois General de
oI"'"o negocios.-Jose Manuel Lopez
Telegrafo: "Pelopez. Guyana. - Puerto
Rico. P.
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a. ASEGUR0S CONTRA INCENDIOS
Y MARITIMOS en- las respetables compaflfas:
<La Northern,s deLonlres.
<La North British and Mercantile, de
Londres.
ella Marina, de Londres.
<La Trasatlantica,, de Hamburgo.
~La Trasatlantioa,s de Berlin.
Pagos con prontitud. Premios
muy m6dicos. Ell Agente:
1udwio Dpplace.
Tetuan IL. San Jusn Puarto Rico. P
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-08
TIE CLOSING WISE RALLY.

Colored Orators Address a Big Mass
Meeting at the Courthouse.
The Carney faction of the Ieepubi-
can party closed the political cam
paign with addresses at the courthouse
last night on behalf of DR.. Richard A.
Wise the candidate of that faction Of
the party. The streets were paraded by
the colored band and Wise badges on
bits Of red white and blue ribbon had
been distributed during the day. AS a
result there was a large audience in
the courthouse last night-about as
large as it would comfortably hold. Ad-
dresses We're made by George Ransom
Of this place, and Attorney Pryor, a
former Hamptonian. hut now an attor-
ney of Norfolk. The speeches We're at
tentively, and. at times. enthusiastic
cally received. Councilman Williams
(colored) presided.
Attorney Pryor is an orator. and his
speech was gracefully phrased. inge-
NOUS and plausible. In fluent and pol
ished style he presented the claims Of
the Republican party first and then of
DR.. Wise, who. he argued, was the le-
gal and. above all, the representative
candidate of the party. He went into
the fractional dispute deliberately and in
a calm reasoning stra;n. beginning
with the principles of popular govern
ment. finally elaborated the claims of
DIR. Wise as the regular candidate of
the party. The party dispute is fami-
liar. both sides having been published
repeatedly Suffice it TO say that the
speaker presented his side of it skill
fully. The speaker tells an anecdote
very effectively and Introduced a few
by way of illustration, that won need
of laughter and applause genuine and
unstinted His closing peroration clio
tied much applause.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-08
MORE SICK SOLDIERS
Another transport Arrives
From Santiago.
WISE FAcT| ,N's RALLY
Final Appeal Made Last Night. D.xpute
Over Crossing Private Land. "A Foot.
ball Game. Sick Isl jackson
Vile. Other Briefs.

The large iron transport. Port Victor.
the Roads yesterday morning and drop-
ped anchor off the Old Point pier. The
Port Victor is from Santiago de Cuba
having sailed from that new United
states port on Wednesday evening last
with furloughcd convalescert and dis
charged soldiers.
An officer informed a Daily Press re-
porter that the Victor had had ii very
rough passage. encountering northeast
gales, which continued throughout the
voyage. but the vessel weathered them
Wei. There We're aboard. in ALL Is or
so regular-and volunteer soldiers mostly
from the Fifth and Second immunes and
the Fifth regular infantry. OF these
only nineteen were sick. the others be-
ing furloughed or discharged men
Many Of the nineteen had reached the
conHalescent stage. Only six had TO be
brought ashore on filters. They were
sufferers from malaria or dysentcry
and We're wan. yellow, emaciatci speci-
men of humanity, whose thin detected
faces aroused the pity of the spectators
who witnessed their transfer from a
take them to the Josiah Simpson Hos
pital.
Colonel Woodruff. the officer in charge
of the hospital. was on hand With a
force of hospital attendants to direct
the removal of the men to the wards.
where they We're all made as comfort
able as possible. There are now includ-
ing these new arrivals, about 500 pa
tients at this intirmary, of whom at
least IS per cent. are in an advanced
stage of convalcScence.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-08
TOOK THE GUNS AWAY.
~ Farmer Dsarms Young Gunners
Who Cross His Land


n warrant was sworn out yesterday
by MIR. j. T. Thomas who lives near
SaWyer's Swamp. for the arrest of Mr..
ELIAS Todd. of that place charging him
with assault The warrant was placed
IN the hands of County Officer Joseph
Diestil for execution. Mr.. Thomas,
when seen by reporter. gave the fol-
lowing account Of the trouble. out Of
which the issue of the warrant grows.
His two sons. Hughes Thomas. aged Is.
and Cliff, aged 10. and a companion
named Ed. Selby. a lad of Is, went out
for hunt yesterday. and while return
ing nome crossed tract of Mr.. Todd's
land in order to reach the road about
400 or 500 yards away. Mr. Todd seeing
them on his land, hurried to the house
procured a shotgun and follwed the
youths. orertaking them after they
reached the road Coming up with the
Trio MI. Todd snatched the gun from
the hand of one of the boys before his
purpose to do so could be designed and
then seized the gun of one Of the other
boys in the effort to wrest ii from him.
Some resistance being made, a struggle
ensued. in which the gun was accident
ally discharged. and the stock of the
piece broken also. In relieving Selby
Of his firearm. Mr.. Todd, according to
Mr.. Thomas statement. seized the boy
by the throat and choked him slightly
until he gave the gun up
That is substantially Mr. Thomas
statement, cleaned. presumably, from
the boys. Mr. Todd could not be seen
| hence no statement from him was Sc
cured. He will have a chance to make
one at the warrant trial.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-08
AN EXCELLENT REcORp
Fine Showing of West End NJ. I


Fine Showing of West End NJ. f..
Church.
The fourth quarterly conference Of the
West END Methodist church was held
last Friday night in the church building
With the presiding elder, Rev. Jos n.
Amiss, in the chair The reports from
the work show the charge to be in ex-
cellent condition. During the year there
have been thrty-five additions to the
membership and twenty losses being :.
net gain of fifteen. The membership is
now 230, net gain of 12G during the
Passionate of Rev Mr.. Lambeth. There
has been raised in the charge for all
purposes this year about $1,000 and all
the financial obligations have been paid
in full. Mr.. Lambeth goes to confer
cnce with a report Very creditable in
every respect to the congregation.
The following officers of the church
We're elected for the ensuing year: Su-
perintendent of Sunday school, Capt
d. w. Meyer; stewards. j. d. Miller j.
r. Howard. H. d. owens. II. c. Topping.
T. j. Rowe, DR.. N. Williams, P. e. Da-
Wis and w. L. Hudgins.
i resolution was unanimously adopt
ed asking for the return of the pastor
Rev. G. II. Lambeth. to complete his
fourth year, when his passionate win en-
pire by limitation under the economy Of
the Methodist church. South.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-08
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST

Indian summer weather
General election for Congress in tbs
State today and throughout the Unitec
States.
The last quarterly conference of tn,
church. South. was held last night a
the FIRST Methodist church. South, by
Presiding Elder Joseph H. Amiss.
Hampton. Phoebus and Old Point vii
be very dry today. theoretically certain
~. The bars and places where liquor
is sold We're closed at sun down las
evening and not permitted to reopen
III tomorrow morning at sum- in
long rest for the drink mixers
Mr.. J. T. Weber spent, Williams
Richmond. returning yest;n the even
Mr.. r. J. Traylor VI !
burg yesterday, ret:.,, won't to New
ing. Snlii in he ev-
Rev. II. w. s : ., Mpa I.i,ua
ening fc 81. Burke went 10 to
M 8. his old home 20 ms: b ysssssaaSw vii
" IS the football DC, nna i nuandolph- Macon.
IAN i'm, and 20 S' children Of Mr.. J, NJ cu"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-08
COUNTY COURTS
ne Opening Day Business of This T

ne Opening Day Business of This Fri
bunal in Brief.
ne november term of the yclizab.ti
Ilty County Court began yrs,nr,,.,,.
Judge Baker p. Lee sitting. An all
s','ct OF the proceedings follows:
"A retail malt liquor license, was grant
ed TO = j. Brown at his restaurant, on.
l'oS''S me halfway switch"
,: Earning qualified as ,dministra-
$685. " 'ns estate OF Annie Darling. de-
ceased. giving bond in the penalty Of
S.oo". with Thomas Tabb as surety
MeSsfs. II. l.. Schmclz, G. A Schme,z
NelSon 5. Groome ana Harry l>inhe-l.
we're named as appraisers
MIS- M !. Phillips. OF Clifton Forge
Va. qualified as administrative or III,
estate OF Thomas Il. Toombs. l,.c.asc,,
giving bond in the penalty OF IS ouo
WITH surety Messrs. Thomas l.. Scl:,.
YER II: w. Saunders ana Charles Gree,
We're chosen appraisers
The estate of Mary II. Stcinm,n va
committed to the sheriff for ADMINISTERS,
ton Messrs. a. NJ Hanger. T.. NJ Ten.
ms and T.. {. kiscr are thu, appraisnr>
named. :
The liquor license nf r. L. E.ayan WA,
transferred to l.. L. Shumaker.
The case of the commonwealth VS.
Ganbriell under indictmen, for felony
was by agreement of counsel set ful
hearing on Friday. This is the case %
q soldier. who. it is charged. struck !;
woman with Il cuspitinr in phorbu.
about two months ago
Court adjourned until Wednesday, 10
day being general election day ana til,
courthouse Il voting precinct ON We'd
hesday the special grand jury will b,
sworn ana Will begin its l:lbors, Which
VIII probably last two days
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-08
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

BALTIMORE. Nov. Flour dull;
western. super. 2.35@270
Wheat, dull; spot and month, 20 Lao
20 3-Sc; December, II 3-4@n Use;
southern wheat. by sample. 66@71 Lie
Corn, dull; spot and month. SO 3-4M
31c; new or old. November or Decem-
Der. 36 3-4@37c; January, Sc 5-S@36 7-Sc:
February, 36 Ice. Southern white and
yellow corn. 35@37c, new.
Oats. firm; No. 2. white 30@30 Lee;
No. 9. mixed, 2S@2S 1-2c.
Rye. easy: No: 2. nearby, SIS lac:
No. 2, western. 81 Lie.
Sugar, strong; graduated, sos.
Butter, steady; fancy creamery, 22@
%; fancy imitation creamery. l7mlS;
good ladle, 1908; store packed, 1905.
Eggs, firm; fresh, Is.
cheese; steady; fancy New York. so:
large. 9 3-4@10.
Lettuce. soc per bushel box.
Whlskey. 1.2901.30 per gallon for fin
lsncd goods in car loads: 1.31@1.32 per
gallon for jobbing lots.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-08
WILLIAM AND MARY WON
liandoiph- Macon Football Team Beat,
1

';and"iph-Alacon Football Team Beaten
in Close Game
The football teams of William and
Mary College. of williamsburg and
Randolph Macon College. of Ashland.
Va. met on the campus of the. first
named college yesterday ana played an
interesting and exciting game Both
teams We're III excellent condition and
Well trained, and so evenly matched
were they in skill and force that the
Jesuit was in doubt until the referees
whistle announced the game ended
There was but one Score-a touch
down by William and Mary. The Try
at goal was unsuccessful, leaving the
score. William and Mary. S: Randolph-
Macon. 0.
The students of the ancient college
were wild with enthusiasm and Joy at
thelr victory. which wiped out the sting
~ the defeat suffered at the hands of
;he Ashland boys last year.
A game has been scheduled between
the Hampton team and the William
anu Mary boys. probably for mex,
Thursday. if not at a date sornewha,
later. The collegians have a heavy ant
wen coached team, and will give The
locals excellent practice. If indeed they
40 not make strong bid for the game
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-08

MI ERCHANTs & MINERS TRANS
~ PoRrATION CO.'S STEAMSHIP
u NES FOR BOSTON. PROVIDENCE
and BALTIMORE. a y
Leave Newport News, via Norfolk for
Boston every Monday, Wednesday and
FRIDAY Leaves for Providence every
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, sail
ing from Norfolk at F. NJ
Leave Newport News for Baltimore
d;iily. tuesdays excepted. at S p. NJ,
connecting for Washington, Philadel-
phia and New York.
Steamer sailing Oct. II, %. Nov. 2, II,
20, 80. Dec. ., Is, 2S does not carry pas
sengers.
Fare to Baltimore, one way, SO; round
trip; 50. including stateroom berth Ac-
Communications and cuisine un-.
equalled. Freight and passengers
taken for all points north and south.
For further information apply to
L. G. SAUNDERS, Agent.
Wy. Newport News, Va
W. P. TURNER, G. p. A.
J. c. WHITNEY, T. NJ.
.nsr General office. Ba.tlsssssse.ss;-1 .sssls
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-08
NOTICE

Trustees Sale Of Braxton Office
Under and by virtue of the powers
vested in us as Trustees named in a
Deed of Trust bearing date on the 25th
day of May 1885, executed by Carter
NJ. Braxton and Mamie c.. Braxton, for
the benefit of the creditors of the said
Carter NJ. BraXton, which deed is
duly recorded in the Clerks office Of the
Corporation Court of the City Of New
port News, we will sell at Public Auc-
ton on the premises on SATURDAY,
THE 10Th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1898,
AT P. NJ. all that certain lot, piece
or parcel of land situate in the city Of
known and designated by the Lot num-
Der 3. III Block number Ill. on certain
map entitled Map of Part Of
the City Of Newport News,
Virginia. which said map
is duly recorded in the Clerks office OF
the Corporation Court Of the city OF
Newport News, in Plat Book No !,
page 3, to which reference is here made
This lot adjoinS the First National
Bank on Washington avenue, near
Twenty-eighth street. and the building
situate thereon is what Is commonly
known as the Braxton Brown Stone
Front Office Building, and is one of the
most valuable in the city.
The property will be sold subject to
existing leases, and also subject to a
dSeu VI II lIe.toll IL WI -
Stuart, trustee. to secure the payment
of the sum of fifteen thousand dollars
(Sl5.000) and interest as specified in said
deed. which is recorded in the clerks
Office of the County Court Of the county
OF Warwick, in Deed Book No. Is, at
page 3s2.
TERMS:-Purchaser is to assume
payment of moneys secured by said last
mentioned deed Of trust; one-half Of
the balance of the purchase price shall
be paid in cash and the remainder in
equal payments in six and twelve
months. deferred payments to bear in
terest and title to be reserved until
such deferred installments shall be
paid.
A. s. SEGAR, ...
r. NJ. LETT, Trustees.
October 22nd, 1898.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-08
ELECTION RETURNS TONIGHT.

Owing to the general interest in the
Congressional elections in all the states
and especially In North Carolina and
the state elections in New York. Penn
sylEania and other states the Daily
Press has arranged to bulletin at its
agency in Hampton the cream of the
returns received over its Associated
Press leased wire. The returns from
this district and other Virginia districts
where close contests are expected, and
the figures from other states will b.. dis
played from the window of George Fl
Ellyson's new agency and tobacco store,
King street. near Queen.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-08
To the Public

1t having come to our knowledge
that reports have been circulated that
Joseph Hautz has sold diseased meat
and that \. l.. Parker has sold milk
from diseased cows, We the under
signed. take this method of hrantlinl,
these reports as absolutely false. DR..
Favillc and DR.. Roup, Veterinary sur
Eeons. and Mr.. Sol Miller. cattle in
spector. will testify to the fact that
the milk and cattle handled by the UNI
dersgned, respectively. are healthy
and in good condition. The reports re-
fcrrrd to above We're circulated With
malicious intent for the purpose. of in
jurinE our business. They are wholly
without foundation.
JOSEPH HAUTZ, Butcher.
A. l.. PARKER, Dairyman.