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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-02
TO THE EUBLIc.

This is to certify that the dairy owned
by p. L. Parker has been sold TO j. H.
l-angsl0W and all milk sold from A. T..
Parker's wagons is brought from his
dairy. who has not had sick COW in
his herd this year. and all persons who
are circulating the report that my
wagons are selling milk from diseased
COWS lie and do so knowingly, and I
intend to prosecute all such persons to
the full extent of the law. My dairy is
open to inspection.
Respectfully.
"A. L. Parker.
noy2g-1w;
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-02

III Held UP AND RbHHED

MIR. II. q. Lumber was held W, on
TWrn'N-ihrd street "Wednesday night
about 10 O'Clock ANA rubbcd Of a gold
watch valued at $S5.
We whit" men. William Mccarthy
ans loEt stevenson. We're arrested ON
suspicion Of having committed tn, dnc,.
hut were dismissed after an exan1ina-
ii"n in the Police Court yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-02
FILIPINO BOMBAST
Insurgents Make threats Of
Armed Re istance.
DECLARE INOEPi NDENCE
C'ash Impending Between Inaependen,
Party OF Fiipinns and the United
Ssatea. Native Press Denies Validity
of Sale of the Group
(Ry Telegrapho

MANILA. PHILIPPINE ISLANDS,
Dec. THE independent party Of the
Fii1pinos is not disposed to accep, the
result OF the deliberations of the Peace
commissioners at Paris. judging from
the tone of the native press Tho In
ctpencia publishes Il particularly bonn
naSt1c leading article 70 the effect that
the F'ilipinos will decline to PERM,
their homes to he bought and sold like.
merchandise
II then repeats that the F'iIipinus arc
ready to fight in defence of their right.
ana asserts that the government and
people are unanimous in claiming no
hing less than independence. Tn. pa
1per also claims that the FilipinoS have
incontestible claims upon the Island Of
Luzon. part of the Visayas Islands and
the Island of Mindano. by right OF con
quest. N.
AIDED INDIRECTLY.
1t comedies that the Americans help
ed the insurgents Indirectly by block
aiding Manila" But. the Independent
cha claims. even without help the rev
olutionists must have ultimately won.
Finally. the Independencia holds
that Spain cannot cede the Philippine
archipelago because it was never
hers
The United States transport Indiana
has arrived here and the Nero has sail
ed for home.
Two companies OF PennsyIvanans
nave been transferred to Corrigedor Is
land.
With the exception OF "a battalion OF
the Washington regiment. the new
troops have not been landed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-02
S.AA1 HALLS rIuA |

IN" trial Of Sam Han. TIL" EloodG5i,I
Faih"n keeper. who is charged with the
murder Of "n' soldier and the shunting
Of another soldier of the Tooth Indiana
viii TAX" place in the County
Court at n"nbiIh today.
y large number nf lawyers ana inter
estrd parties will attend the trial. which
Ni! u" one Of the most noted murder.
trials in lho hiStnrN uf III. county
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-02
collision REPORTED

Car'aln r. NJ. Redmond master OF
he schooner w w. l<e,. has reported
= collisiun in Hampton Roads last Sat
nrday between his vessel and the steam
~ Norfolk.
lie claims the Norfolk ran him down.
'arryn: away his buWSrrit He re
sorted the case tn tho Norfolk custom
Gnusr ana papers We're yesterday for
Ward"d to Collector pf Customs Elliott
rs bld Point is In Newport News Dis
tlrt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-02
\ NELI.NW HANn

yellow band about the snollesiacl
Vas been adopted by the Old Dominion
Line as q distinguished mark of its
vessels The steamship Jamestown.
which arrived from New York Wcdnrs-
day, is the first 10 be so marked
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-02
NOT

Tho steamship Annie Amos has gone
!ht" the dry dock at the shiiyard for
f@pAirS the steamer Fanny Brown is
awaiting her turn ana VIII follow The
steamer Mary Curtis is also at the ship
yard 10 undergo extensive repairs.
The harseS Mounhcan and city Of
Atlanta are lying in the stream oppo-
site tie ahipEard. They rut into por,
Herc during the recent heavy storm.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-02
THE WATER FRONT
rE5xs siF$ :ETig..a.i.,5. ..nE,.El.tc
ailODT 1'..;c :'sHK>

-';ms'.nces s,n. G.esr.,rr- at ,ia. Cusso,s
s:nu.e '-ist orfc s.,;> 2."'v u, r"ct
SthsS TEarin. ,,a:p.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-02
ve..al. s.,iI.l i.a arh :,

Steamship Hannah NJ lsell UEr)
Htai1tiiorp. Hamburg.
Steamship Europa ORB MARTYR
Bremen.
Schooner j. w. Linncll. Galveston.
Schooner Fortuna. i:oS ION.
Barge Forest Belle New York
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-02

Just received a fresh supply Of fancy
Cream Chocolates and Bon Bons. Fin
est in the city, at the Newport News
Bakery. Thrtyfirst street and Wash
ingt1h avenue. no lift
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-02
u. S. Shipping Co

u S. Shipping Co.. Conen Sgen,
December 10.
salfordia, u. s. Shipping Co.. Man
chester. December 10.
.tgapanthus, y. S. Shipping Co, Ham
burg. December -
rarrivi. r.. S. Shipping Co, Bristol.
december Is.
lincluden. {. S. Shipping c., Man
hester. December 10
APPROXIMATION. F'urncss Witty & Co.
It'd. London. December lG.
Happaliannock. Furless. Witty & Co.
!td Liverpool. December 90
81. Marnock, y. S. Shipping Co. Ant
Hcrll. December 20.
ltasnar. U. S. Shipping. Copenhagen.
o.rcm,ber %.
banda q $. Shipping Co. Hamburg.
december %.
sylvi;na, Furness. Witty & Go. Ltd.
London. December %.
Lord Lansdowne. Y. S. Shipping Co,
'c'fast and Dublin. December -.
indr@ni Z. S. Shipping Co, Glasgow
haeetnher -.
oar Tlkree, u. $. Shipping Co. Leith.
December so.
F'alatina, L. s. Shipping Co, Man
hester December so.
Laura. Simpson. Spence 4 Young,
Hamburg. December 81.
Glencoe, Simpson. spence & Ynuns.
Rotterdam. December 81.
Thara, simpson. spence & Young,
'4iverpoul. January l.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-02
TOO MITCH JOHNSON

y street vendef by the name of John
."n arpicd several days ago to Mayor
Moss ior u :'ermit 70 sell shoe strings
and Eens. iIe is an invalid ana got his
permit
Yesterday The man had q fiji on the
street 3i}t: was taken To the courthouse
ISIS Permit has expired and HI
sill be required TO leave the city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-02

steamship Europa oHrD Martyr.
New Orleans.
ship camela {ero. Fortmann, Bre-
men.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-02
TENAS SAILS HITHERWA
(Ry telegraph

NEW YORK Dec. 1.-The United
States hattleship Texas. in command Of
Captain Charles p. SiSsbae. sailed today
for Fortress Monroe
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-02

The new tailor. Cleaning dying. re-
pairing and altering. Suits made to
order. Ladies waists and skirts made
to order. G. Eichhocer, 29l5 Lafayette
a"Anne. cor. Thrtie,n street no23- TT.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-02
DEFEAT INSURGENTS
fBy Teiegraph.)

MADRID, Dec. IAN official dis
patch from General Rios, the Spanish
commander at Iloilo, Island OF Panay.
Philippine Islands. says the Spanish
troops there have made successful
sortie against the enemy. inf'ic,ing
heavy losses upon the insurgents
The insurrection. it is added. is
spreading In the Visayas. and it Is as
serted that the movement is not direct
ed against the Spaniards. but against
the ericans.z.--- ~
9.ss4EE---nren1ier. senior s.Sasta. dssnes
z the port that General Rms rs negoti-
n ating with the insurgents for the sur
4 render OF Hello to them.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-02
atiler Srn-n...

S:'a+iier 9rn -o;..'
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1-Forccast for
Friday: OR Virginia Generally fair:
light variable Winds
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-02
TIFFANY CASE.
War investigators Close Their Boston
Session. l:"Sum,. IN washington.
(By Telegraph)

tBy Telcgraph.)
BOSTON. Doc. 1.-The hcarin" Of tn.
gar investigating. board was continued
At the Parker liuus" this morning with.
only two members OF the board present
x-Govcrnor Woodbury. and I,r con
'H"r the others having returned lu
washington last night.
Or. Edward II. Bradford "f huston
who superintendent the landing If troop
Volunteer Aid Association. was uurs-
ioned about the case of Lieutenant
Tiffany. 1t appeared to be the doctors
nat had IieuteH,nt Tiff assssEssssssg
T " ~ II VII
are Of his friends, his llfSs' might HAY,
| teen saved. BEING an officer ana ~
| turlough when he reached l:nston Lieu
| tenant TianY was not subject l." orders
| " Dr. bradford
HARD TO GET WITNESSES
| WASIiINGTON. Dec. IN majority
| t the war investigating commission ni-
| lived here today after Il visit Ia New
| Work and Boston I.N-Govcrn"r Wnn'!
| Jury and pr. Conner wrr. loft IL con
| rlude the work in Boston ana they ~,
| rni expected to rtioin th'r aSS.,ri to.
| 'tnfore Saturday. Thu commission vii
| aSulne its SittinGs here tomorrow.
| The returning members report that i
! ithcr in New York or Boston ,h,. urr,
| -unS summoned generally nanifrstin&
| u disposition not tn press charges
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-02

s II you are thinking OF buying dih
ner, tea or toilet set. in simple justice
e 10 your pocket you should see and
III price our assortment Adams Racket
u fsfoFe. M
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-02

sssa1ety OF the creWsWOf both craft, a.
neither has been seen by incoming YES
sells.
The City OF Augusta, has a crew 81
eight men and the Icnos Soule had fn,lr
Men on board.
ALL DROWNED.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 1-zInforna-
ton was received here today tina, the
schooner Leander V. Beebee. from Phil
adelphia for Boston has been totally
wrecked off Black Rock Mass and
that all the members OF the crew We're
drowend.
MYSTERY OF THE PORTLAND.
PROVINCIGTOWN. MASS. Dec L.
Another day has passed and the mys-
terry of the steamer Portland wreck
has not been given up by the sea. 1t
was a day Of constant watching of
more than thirty miles of coast line and
the sea grudgingly holding it's victims
giving up only five. Twenty-Five bodies
have been recovered out of the passen-
ger and crew list. the exact number Of
which is still unknown. The number OF
people who went to their death in the
Portland will never be known, but al
most hourly persons are reported miss
ing from different places in New Eng
land, until now 1t seems possible that
the number was over $50.
GATE CITY rs SAFE
SAVANNAH, GA. Dec 1-Th,. Ocean
Steamship Company's steamer Gate
City, from Boston. passed in Tybee
safely this morning.
The Gate City had a rough time after
she struck the blizzard Saturday night
She VISA badly dashed by the waves and
shows the effect of the storm. Sh, was
compelled to anchor thirty hours off
Vineyard Haven to escape the force of
the blow. She lost some sails and sew
eral small boats. No passengers We're
injured. Captain Coogin reports pass
ing eight sunken vessels and eighteen
stranded craft around Vineyard Haven
The United States transport Panama
arrived here today
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-02

Meals at ell hours. E'irst-ciess Din.
ner,sac-. from 1880 10 , T. Nj Break
tast rom $50 to $40, 25c. Suppe:
last 1:'oi? 5:3o to $50. a5c Suppas iron,
u 80 r. Nj. IAe best the market !
:tt[':' IN very respect. Game in season
:Ga!I'"rs Furnished 70 uarr!es on shor,
"o;ic"
DINlNG- ROOM UPSTAIRS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-02
Vessels Arrived Yesterday.

ARRIVALS AMI DEPARTURES
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-02
THE HUNGRY SEA.
Severa! Ships and All on Board Swal
lowed Up in the Storm
(Py Telegranhl

tBy Telegraph.)
BALTIMORE. Dec. l.--Th" Black
Sheridan Wilson Coal Company. of this
city. received a telegram today from t.
r. Norton. the Boston agent of the
nrm, saying the firms schooner King
Philip. which left this port November
10th with l.7S7 tons Of coal for Port
land. Me-. had foundercd in the gale
sunday night OF Highland Light on
the Massachusetts coast and that all
We're lost.
The King Philip was a fine four-mast-
ed vessel. She was owned by tn" Black
Sheridan-Wilson Company and was
valued at $4,000. She was commanded
by Captain A. A. Duncan. Of Portland
from which port her crew also hailed
She ran regularly between Baltimore
and eastern ports with coal cargoes. II
Is said that all wreckagc bearing her
name drtfted ashore and thus gave the
tfdings OF her loss. During the late war
With Spain the King Philip made scv-
eral voyages south with coal for war
ships. Her crew consisted If twelve
men, all told. The vessel and cargn
were fully insured
NO TIDINGS OF ENOS SOl'l.E.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. I.-Nothiny
has been learned by the Maritime EN-
change here of the fate of the barge
Enos Souie. which parted from her tow.
the Orion, on Sunday, or the schooner
City Of Augusta. which parted her haw-
ser ana was blown Ia sss on AIaaa:a:
far h
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-02
||(||P|QlI Fy||Q|t|.G|JjQ||v|g3}IJ|I|l,QIII|iI

100 feet fronting on Twenty-e;ghth
street. by 100 feet on Lafayette avenue.
splendid business corner. Price, SIS ,OOo
Washington Avenue Lot, centrally To-
Gated. $1,000.
Business Lot on Twenty-fourth street,
near Washington avenue. 81. 800.
business House and Lot on jefferson
avenue. S2.l00.
house and Lot in the center of bust
ness section of Washington avenue.
$S.!0n
Fine brick property on Washington
avenue, renting for $500 per :nnum
!.rice $4,000
Brick store and flats on TWENTY
eighth street, near Washington avenue
st q bargain.
Come to see us before you purchase.
can give You inflammation Mhic,i viii M;
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-02

hrst Installed on any vessel u our
Navy, each ship being fitted with two
tubes in separate water-iight COM
"artmont. arr"nged with all necessary
appliances for operating them aud tor
thc stnMnSc of eiGht 1-mnter lnrI.,,oes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-08
CHURCH IMPROVED.


The Elmwood Congregational churcn'
which has been undergoing extensive
repairs and alterations during the va
cation season. will again be open Tor
service OH Sunday next. A great
change has been made in the interior OK
the building, and there is no doubt tnat
the members of the congregation VIII De
delighted with their place OF worship
in it's new dress.
The old style seats have been re fe-
moved and replaced by mahogany nm
ished assembly chairs. and the SQUARE
wooden posts have been taken out @ ano
replaced by four-inch iron posts. Inc
ceiling has been tinted nile green aho
the side walls an old rose, light at tne
Ton. and darker at the bottom New
draperies have been put in, the pulpi,
furniture has been reupholstered' anu
a new carpet has been laid.
In the basement attention mas als'
been given to making improvements
while the exterior of the building mas
been painted. The work was done py
committee composed of Edward II
Root. Henry f. Mason. George IL. Mc
Auslan and III. +. burlington.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-08
DIED OF LOcKJAw.
Repozo was Struck by Stone Several
Days Age.

Antonio C.. Repozo. farm laborer
was brought from Bristol to the Rhode
Island Hospital yesterday. In dying
condition from the effects of blow
with stone, which resulted in lock-
law. Repozo received his injury about
a week ago. when he became Involved
in some trouble with boy named Will
liam Connery. and, II Is claimed, Con-
merry struck him on the head with
stone. +,
At that time the boy was arrested
for assault, but the case was settieo
out OF court. Repozo appeared TO De
getting along very well for a day OF
two. but then very dangerous symp-
toms set In, and yesterday IL was deem
ed best to remove him to the hospital
where he might have a chance TO re-
cover. Everything was done for him.
hut he died at 10 o'clock last night
William Connery was arraigned TINS
morning before Justice Bosworth a.
Bristol on the charge OF causing the
death Of Nepozo. He was bound ovel
70 the Supreme Court without bail
This was the first case where murder
has been charged since Edward How
ard. who was killed at a gathering at
boarding house upon the pier at TIT
foot Of state street AZ years ago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-08
A GOOD PRICE.
Must Be Paid BY Trust for Banigan
Rubb.r Works.
stat ment Of Gentleman Familiar with
the RUBBER Interests.

Concerning the varied discussions IN
rubber and other business circles con-
cernIng the Banigans and the rubber
trust. a gentleman well acquainted Win
both interests had this TO say tooay'
There can be no question that IL the
Banigan Rubber Company joins the
trust II will be on terms advantageous
10 the local company. The late MI
Banigan was very much devoted 10 the
new plant he built after his break with
the trust, and he was a firm peiieVer
that there was plenty OF room ior 'ne
factory's product, and up 10 tnis un'e
his confidence seems TO have peeh wen
founded for the plant has been run
overtime to meet the demand Tor gooos.
Mr.. Banigan induced his sons, the Ior-
mer selling agent of the trust ana Oh
the Woonsocket Rubber Company, Wai-
ter s. Ballou. and Il. Il. Rice of Buffalo,
N. ". one OF the biggest jobbers VINO
handled the Woonsocket company
goods. TO invest heavily IN the new
company. Messrs. Ballou ana hice are
remarkably lear-headed and progress
i've business men, and they Win MI.
Banigan's sons are very wen api. W
take care tndl the pldnl III "i''~N
are interested has its share oil the r"p-
| ber trade. .
"The matter is one of much import
| ance to the city of Providence, ior owe.
| 1000 persons are given employment d.
| the company's plant on Valley street,
| and most OF them earn what - nov
| consideded fair wages. Now, wniie ioi
| merly few rubbers made IN this
state were sold here. the majority oi
| shoe stores carry Banigan goods ana
some stores do big trade In tncn.
| 'It may be that members OF the con,
many. who are now all we'll provided
| with this worlds goods. may not care
TO keep up the fast and FURIOUS wa wa
| that Joseph Banigan so successfully
led. and in that case the trust ma,
have the plant. But there's little cnanc'
that the plant can be got cheap am
~ the effort Is made to crush WI,
there is money and brains to meet re
sist and thwart. Should the plant pc
come trust property IL will be ihteres,
inc TO see IL the works will be run on a
poor time as the Woonsocket miiis Wer
by the trust for good whiie. An ~ III
teresting coup by the trust was IN
taking into its camp recently or Deaco
| Converse of the Maiden works, VINO 10
a good while contested with the lat
Mr. Banigan the title of rubber KING
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-08
NEW SLETs

A fair young mother calmly read,
WINE one hand rocked the cradle bed
wherein her first-b slept away
The twilight OF a summer day.
she carelessly the paper turned
I'M --latest War News" she discerned;
~0ar ltss was small" dispatches said
"A skirmish, and one soldier dead"
They troubled not TO give his name,
or cen the troop from which he came;
For who. rejoicing In success,
Cares IL there be one private lcss2
only soldier lying there.
f. With blood upon his sunny hair,
With no kind friend 10 raise his head
or treasure the last words he said.
oh. happy mother. do you know
Thai not SO many years ago
That solder was a baby, too,
with face as sweet and eyes as blue
As those within yon,cradlc thereY
Aud knew a mothers tender care,
Who now must sit alone and weep
Because he wakes not from his slecps
And other thousands also said:
~Only private soldier dead"
without passing thought that he
Might one OF natures mobiles be,
or that the woris that lire contained
Woull wreck life that yet remained.
His mother waits tor him IN vain,
For he. her only child, Is slain.
--Chicago Post.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-08
(From stoughton Record, Aug. 1888

(F'rom StOughton Recoru' Aug 10 '0'
In another column will be found the
advertisement of the Klondike g. bos-
ton Gold Mining and Manufacturing
Company. This Is without question one
~ The very strongest companies of the
Lind doing business and IL snot only
welcomes. but challenges, the fullest
investigation by all who have any de-
sire to look into the merits OF a COM
Many that promises much better re-
turns than any other Investment. Klon-
dixie companies. honestly and prudent
ly managed. offer unusual promise OF
large returns. and 1t will be well worth
your while to examine caretuliy the OF
fer this company Is making. Nearly
ali these companies are advancing the
nrice OF their stock. believing their
nroperties will warrant il. And this
company can show better assets than
almost any other.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-08
Suspicious Characters.

Three men who gave their names as
James Il. McKenna of Chelsea. Ed
ward Thompson of, New York and
Thomas Donovan OF Boston were ar
rested by Detectives Parker, Nicker-
son and Cannon and Patrolman Sy-
monds yesterday afternoon as suspi-
cjous characters. They were followed
from the state fair grounds where they
acted suspiciously TO this city. After
their arrest they were closely ques-
toned at police headquarters and later
were sent out of town.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-08
Getting Ready 10 Resume. i.

The spinning and carding depart
ments OF the Namquitt Cotton Mills at
Bristol started up this morning and
by Monday next the mills will be oper-
ated I'm full. The plant has been shut
down since August 3 on account of the
unsatisfactory condition Of the cotton
goods market The mills employ 125
hands.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-08

Los Angeles. Cal. Sept. s.--The Cal
ifornia limited over the Santa Fe road
will begin running on Nov. between
Los Angeles and Chicago leaving both
Chicago and Los angeles every Mon
day. Wednesday and Saturday and run
through I'm two and n half days. This
will be the fastest train ever sched-
uled between California and Chicago.