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fam, als 9r. 5ablor.
26. Sfhtenrher 120Q"


26. Septenrbsr 1899."
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90. Sabrgang.
Baltimore = bip=S bm= Bulletin.


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Cine 2Sarnnn9

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-13
r pubIfcana Ninin Rnsti n.
(By Te]eeraph)


BOSTON, Dec. l2-After a spirited
campaign the Republicans won a great
victory in the municipal elections to-
day, T?os. S. Hart defeating ex-Con-
gresham Patrick \. Collins the Dem
osratlc nominee for mayor by ,s4i
The total vote was Hart, 4O.665; COL
ms, Democrat, 3S,76l.
The Democrats. however still con
srGi Doth branches of the city govern
aent the board OF aldermen BY a
somewhat increased majority. The
beard stands s Democrats and !, Repub
!cans Inc city as usual voted for IL
2ense. The. Republican victory was in
4 great measure due to the ..knifinc''
II Mr.. Collins by The supporters of
john r. Murphy. who We're severely
disappointed ut Their favorite's defeat
III the caucus. A remarkably heavy
Republican vote also materially assist
&o IN overcoming the Democratic plu-
tStIity Of 5000 iE the last city cleo ton
Tor mayor in 1897 and the six thousand
at the state election in November.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-13

iBy Telegraph.)
CAIAH-A, NiE.B., Dec. 12-The Sena-
torlal situation is daily becoming moro
complicated and there are those wha
claim that the appointment o. ei,hei,
Allen or Hitchcock will DISRUPT The
raley and that the governor will be
compelled either to appoint a dark
horseor accede to the request of Orlanl
Telft, chairman OF the State Repuoli-
can Committee. and call Il special ses-
sion Of the legislature
The governor intiplated during the
dag that he may announce the mama
of Hayward's : successor tomorrow
Sons think Bryan will be appointed.
hasing their belief upon the fact tina;
the morning Hayward died the gov
ernor was cloSeted for several ho>lrs
with Charles w. Bryan, brother Of w.
j. Bryan.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-13
Diamonds, HQ|CheS, JeVe|[y
0ld SivgIuNg.

Largest La stock. best selection. lowest
prices. Sterling silver brushes, combs.
and mirrors. sterling silver knives
spoons spoon and forks sterling silver berry
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:, The handsomest line Of FINE UNI
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fINE LEATHER GOODS, pocket
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CLOCKS and BRoNzEs, elegant as
sortment. Our $500 month clock, eight
day Cathedral gong-a leader.
OUR OPTICAL DEPARTMENT. is in
charge of an EMINENT Eye Special
!st-a graduate in optics. DIR. III. W.
SHELLEY, r. Q. Examination free,
moderate prices for glasses.
When in Norfolk. call in and see our
STOCK and get our prices. Fine goods,
right prices.
CHAPMAN & JAKEnr!AN, leading
Jewellers, corner Main and Bank street.
Norfolk, Va. l1-26 -SnS1yV1 ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-13
CIV Telegraph.D M

GROWN POINT, IND. Dec. "a
Judge Gil!ett today decided that a
non-uncn workman, discharged at the
chest OF the union, has no redress in
law The judge holds that the union
has 4 legal right to demand the dis
n.issal of any man, not a nemer Of the
union.
The case was that OF Walton vs..
Lake Ledge, No. >, .nalgamated AS
ISOLATION of Iron and Steel Workers
Walton was discharged by the Inland
Forge and Iron Company Of Chicago.
on demand OF the Union. No charge
"i lncompetency was preferred against
him and his sole oitense was not being
a member Of the union. He thereupon
brought suit for $4,000 damages against
the union.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-13
The City is Being Districted for
Vaccination.
MOST EFFECTIVEQ QUARANTINE
Seven Physicians Started In Yesterday in
" tho First and Second " ards. Others are
Needed to Complete The Work
Speedily aud Thoroughly.


Inc health authorities are working
:SSsietfa tlcallN 70 get the city vaccinat-
Cd % ore smallpox can effect an invas-
pom Inc CITY IS being districte>i and
gone over by section 50 as 70 cover il
as tnoiouSn!E and completely as pos
Slh!e-
IL seven physicians yesterday respond
sd 70 the +all Ct the Board Of Health.
assLtt! III their meeting Of Monday
.nshe ASKING tor physicians TO vHc-
j ssllrt' e
:.s Dr sans. assigned to Tweney-seconl
sH.eel
Or. oeoh and Dr. Hunt. assigned to
4 AtWshtS-thlrd street from The railroad,
sass
pr Atklns. assigned 10 Twenty
H1ouftn street,
3Gf BuNton, assigned 10 Twenty third
street, from West avenue to the rail-
( faao.
sDf Duniap. assigned TO Hampton
= 'aSShue.
~ AEief. NOT vel assigned.
H. IS seen that the board is taking
lns, 1irst and second wards first. i. be-
ms fsaAzed that 1t is these wards that
shoutd receive attention before the
ptherS. OWING TO the character o. the
reputation and condition of living.
me hoard desires as n1any other
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-13
LEAGuE Or RE, usL1cAN cEuss.
To Hold Next Convention "a the City Of
a.sas32 ST. Paul.
(BY Telacranh.l

L. tAt'tt'I
W4ASiFFlNGT'OtN, Dee. 1.-THE eXccu-
tive committee of the Nae5nal Re
publican League CT Clubs. met hcEe
today for the purpose of deciding II on
ascity for ho!alng the next Convention
Of THE league President George stone.
IF s:a n Francisco. presided. On mott n
of MIR. Myers, OF New Jersey, Il res olE-
ton was unanimously adopted. reciJ-
ing that in the death of Vie President
Hobart, the league had lost a warm
friend ana supporter, the Senate a wise
and impartial presiding officer and pae
nation a irrepara1le loss.
st. Paul, Mimi, was chosen as the
next place for holding the next con
sVention of Republican clubs. receiving
rs Votes TO 5 for indianapolis and 1G tor
Sioux Falls. The date of the convcr-
3tiOr$ was fixed for the third Tuesdly in
3.Jnly
s On motion CT Melville Hayes, OF Ohio
fa.resolution was adopted express n;
the sS7,npath Of the league wi h the
OF North Carolina iii their
struggle against the adoption of a pro
5Jtosed amendment TO the cons It'll ion Of
that state which, II is alleged, v1l ;tLes
the s1Ath and 18TH amendments Ia be
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-13
CITY NEWS IN L3KIEE.

\ The Retail Clerks union viii hold a
meeting tonight.
I. The I1lks will give a smoker Friday
might at their hall on Washington
avenue.
..ls5 Hiss Matte Morgan, after an ey-
NJ 55fEded Vtsitfin the northwest. is again
at home with her brother-in-la law. Mr..
-. IL. alton on Thirty third street.
~ Mrs. j. f. Moore ana Mr.. Clayton
Moore. Of Wi! ianlston. N. C.. are the
gnests Of Mrs. w. II. l.. Kent. on
,Thirtythird street.
~ z q z tgafWrfdmhw
The E. Y. p. u of the Newport New
Baptist church viii! give social Fri
day night at the church.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-13
YRAoU j y !, AGAIN II, On the wARpAT 1:.
Fierce Rattle Near Rto Chica with & 900
Mexican Troops.
lRI -lsaleg1unhl.

IBE TsieSraph9
AUSTIN, TIcN..8Dec. Authorization
reached here today to the effect tina on
December 8 the Yaauai Indians and the
Mexican forces under General Torres
had Il battle near Rio Chica on the
Iauuai river. The engagement was be-
tween thc main ody of Indians and
Mexican forces numbering 1000
Ahaut ten days ago several bands of
scouting expeditions and depreda:ng
tours began gathering at the main
camp Of the Yaquais located in the
mountains of the Paphigochic river
The Mexican troops attempted to head
them off. but they were unsu ccessfuI
and m q short time all OF them had
Joined she main body of Indians. Evil
IDENTITY fearing that the Mexican troops
We're preparing to invade their camp
the Indians pushed the fighting them
selves by attacking thu Mexican camp.
The onslaught was vigorous bu; NOT
effective. as the Indians did not adj
Nanc" IN solid body. prcferrinS their
Old warfare from behind Doulders and
trees.
FOUGHT y DAY AND a NIGHT.
Ihe lighting lasted for a day and a
night. Wher the Indians withdrew
having sustained considerable loss
The militia made several attempts to
dlSiadSe the Indians from their retreat
III IN" rough wooded country without
success and, upon each deploy the
soldiers lost quite a number o: mon
Killed and wounded
The soldiers report that they observed
number Of squaws fighting among the
bucks. While the military troops are
engaging this main body % Indians.
th5:c are nulmhe1. Of sma Her bands
81 1auuais roaming around the noun
famous cauntry laying ranches in
waste and otherwise playing havoc
The Mexican forces have the Twentieth
infantry marching 20 their assistance.
Wnen they nope to follow the main
oty OF thc Indians and either capture
or annihilalc them.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-13
Farmer Turns Bank Kebber.
[ by T'eleg1-aph.)

---- ~ 70: TETt51apH.J ~
DIES Monies, IA, Dee. 12-As sac
City, Ia, this afternoon w D. samson,
an eccentric young farmer, entered the
FIRST National Bank, and holding a
revolver IN the face of the assistant
cashier, demanded and received the rils
II paper money lying near the cashiers
WlEacW, amounting 70 nearly $500
SAMSON ran across the street passed
cGoliy through several stores and made
MS way 10 the country Sheriff Battle
ana Others followed him closely and in
eSs IMAM an hour found him hidden in
2 isirn. The money was recovered, The
bank recently 'foreclosed Il mortgage, On
sa!isGm's farm and ii is Thought he
look that way to- get even.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-13
Republicans .av. c.rr,sd por ce.

y IBy TtitBTaDH ----
SAN JUAN PORTO RICO, Dee 70
The Republicans have carried Ponce
by LOO majority. Elections were held
in Il towns The Republicans nola
eight with ZOO total plurality. Forty
FIVE elections are yet unordereil. 1t
vii! take TWO months TO complete the
elections at the present rate. The Re-
publicans claim San Juan by a trench
deus majority and assert that there ma
been a complete overwhelming federal
defeat.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-13
Proposals.

Proposals will be received until 10
noon January S, 1900, for the revision
OF low pressure steam heating system
II Court House, Newport News. Plans
and specifications can be seen at CITY
Clerks office only. All bids must be
seai@d and marked Estimate for heat
ing, and addressed to J. A. NJassav
CITY Clerk. The committee reserves
the right TO accept any OF. reject all
DIGS. JOHN Il. STONE,
Chairman Building Committee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-13
Stock holders Meeting

The meeting OF the stockholders Of
The East End Fuel Company for the
election of directors for the ensuing
year and for the transaction Of such
otler business as may properly come
PEI ore the meeting Will be held at the
once o,,hH OF Dr. John r. Bagby. No 27O3
CHESTNUT avenue, on Tuesday, January
Seh, 1900 at o'clock p. NJ
w. NJ. SUNIIWALT.
l-lo-l.u. Secretary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-13

LONDON. Dee l3.-The Morning
Post says:
We have high authority for stating
thar there is considerable doubt whcth-
81 Or net negotiations regarding the
Ang me'ican Railway etweer Han
kcW and Canton will be carried to a
successful issue. The view in official
circles is that the matter will stand
oVe7' Russian and French agents are
ef@d!ted with producing a change Of
i:o1;l on the part OF the Chinese
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-13

during the holiday season FOR! the fam
ilH is the CHEEKY glow Of the fire made
from ou1. anthracite coal. 1t is The,
magnet that draws the household to-
sethel. and the place where they al
ways discuss the superior merits Of an
tilr;lcte coal in heating the hom,, an,l
Tor he baking and cooking Of the Yule-
tlde least. Our clean and weli-sc:ecn
s g. Wlilte ash coal we are selling al
$500 per ton.
Try our Kanawha Splint for Crates.
our Nc>ells for cooking and heating
purposes: also best Gf pine ana nol,
wood. Quick delivery guaranteed.
E. d. CHANDLER.
500 Lafayette avenue.
Sell phone, 20i. Citizens phone, 2C...
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-13
Notice

Bids will be received by the Bridge
Committee until noon Tuesday. Decem-
per l9, 1899, for the hauling and filing
IN the approaches to the bridges at
IWenty-fifth and Thirty-f fourth
streets. with earth All Information
can be obtained from City Engineers
ONCE Certified check Of 5000 to ac-
company each proposal. Bids to be de-
livered to City Clerk. Council reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
70. I. FORD; Chairman.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-13
s aboard order rs s,.ra locomotive !.

----- Wy S1t9Tdpll.J "A wv ----- 1910"
RICHMOND, VA, Dee. 12-'The Sea
board Air Line. which yesterday even
ing gave a contract to the Richmond
Locomotive Works fer twenty-five
freight locomotives, tonight placed an
order with the Providence, e. l.. In
lernational Power Company for ter
engines, and with the Baldwin Loco
Eatsive Works for fifteen. OF this las
ol$ser five are to be shifting and twenty
passenger locomotives. The Seanolrd
also contracted tonight With the Ealti-
more Car Company for 2Do ventilated
freight cars a