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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-29
Handsome Structure to be Erect
ed by the Bank of Hampton.
WILL COST ABOUT 100000
Agents Fight. MIR. Hughes IL Cam
dl,late. other News Notes
OF Interest.

The Board Of Directors of the Eank OF
Hampton held an Important meeting
Thursday night for the purpose Of TAX
ing steps looking to the erection of I,
handsome new banking house. The en-
tire board was present.
The board decided to send out letters
asking for plans ana specifications from
various architects in Baltimore. Wash
nSton, ItichmonG. Wheeling. w. Va.
and Newport News, which are to be
submitted for it's consideration as soon
as possible.
The proposed new banking house will
front iifty-four feet on Queen street
ana run back TO the Barnes Hotel alley
on King street. being located on the
corner Of King ana Queen streets. i is
10 cost anywhere from $40 700 to $50 900
and will be a fnurstory brick building
which will make an imposing structure
and, perhaps, be the finest building in
Hampton.
The first floor will contain two largo
rooms one being fitted up as the banks
counting room and the other is to be Il
large ana conMnodous store room. The
other three stories will DC given up to
Offices.
The entire building is to be fitted wiuh
all modern convcnicnccs and appli-
ances. consisting Of bath and toilet
rooms on each floor. With hot ana cold
water. and Will be lighted throughout
by electricity.
a large basement is also to he a fca-
turc of the new structure. Taking it
as 4 whole the place is likely to be one
of the most up-to-d;,tc bank build
inEs i'll the State. The board proposes
to have work commenced just rs soon
AS circumstances Will permit.
The corner is now occupied by sew
eral stores whose leases will not eX-
pire until December. but it is thought
that the gentlemen occupying them
will make efforts to vacatc the places
before that time. 1t Will be a question:
of only 4 few months before they will
be compelled to give up the stores and
little trouble along this line is antic-
l,ated BY the bank. When the work is
once begun it will rapidly be pushed to
completion.
The Bank of Hampton is one Of the
most substantial! financial concerns in
the state ana its business. which is in
creasinS daily. has become SO large
tlrat the board was compelled to select
larger quarters, their present home he
ing decidedly To small for its vast
amount Of business.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-29
R.RIIcE NOTES

Mr. William Sickle. Of Gloucester, has
accepted a position With Mr. w. T..
Lawson. the popular clothicr.
MISS Bette Clarke has returned from
li!chnlond, where she spent some time
with friends.
Mr. Arthur Wilson, Miss Matilda.
iIson, MIR NARROW, Mr. Sale ana Mr..
Rautlen and family. Of Richmond, are
ch1oylns q weeks camping at Buckroc
Beach.
Rev. w. f.. Powell will preach at the
christian church tomorrow evening at
O'Clock. Mr.. a. G. irons, secretary
OF me y M. {. a. will conduct the
morning service.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-29
Another Kentucky Fued,
CRY Topography

itfPk fNSVlLIE Ky. July os.--
tAdvlces from Lafayette state that I,at
oiardy Killed William Southall ana that
charles Southal!, Williams brother.
h'ortaly wounded C'lardy The Southu,l
nr'thcrs We're in tobacco field when
'aFdE approached. and without warn
ing shot VIII SoNllall twice with !,
sh"t gun. killing him instantly. Charles
Soouhall then fc!lcd C!ardy with d stone
and struck him repeatedly in the head
ifacluring his skull. Both families arc
wealthy and prominent.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-29
CAUGHT a LIVE, NVIT;E

Henderson Bowman Rescued From u
Dangerous Position by Mr.. Coleman.
Henderson Bowman. colore,i, met
with singular accident yesterday
evening about o'clock. Bowman was
walking down King street from the
courthouse, when he cspieu Wire
hanging down from one of The tclc-
graph poles. Thinking it 4 dead one.
bowman took hold of the Wire FOR the
purpose of lifting it our of the street.
but he coon discovered that he had
made Il mistake, as the wire was eth
CT connected with one Of the electric
light wires or telegraph line. He was
unable to let 30 of it, and screamed for
help. Mr.. Daniel Coleman Who hup-
p2ncI to be passing the place at the
time. soon extracted III. man With the
assistance Of Il bed slat which Tie sccur-
ed in the "EachclorS'' quarters. Bow
mans hand was quite badly burned
from the current and he suffered great
ly from the shock. He soon recovered
however. ana walked to the drug store.
Of DR.. Howell, on Queen street. where
his wound WAS dressed But for the
timely assistance rendered by Mr. Cole
man, Henderson would probably have
received serious injuries as he had been
thrown Violently To the ground.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-29
ms UiRANCE AGENTS FIGHT.
Mayor Hope Called Upon to Adjust
Their ''Claims.'

Mayor lIapc disposed of a very inter
esting case in the Police Court ycstcr-
day morning. 1t was 4 case in which
two rival insurance agents had become
enemies and amused the citizens on
Wine street With an exhibition of the
titZsimmons-S harkcy style in pugilis-
tic bouts.
Nh j. f. Allen is the local represent
tative Of the Old Dominion Friendly
Md insurance Company. While Mr.. II
r. Sci has the honor of writing poll
cles for those desiring TO insure their
lives in the Virginia Association.
The TWO gentlemen have for some time
been passing each other on the streets
without the usual greetings that gen
orally bchoove friends when they come
in contact with each other.
Thursday Mr.. Allen went up on Lin
coin street to the house of a coorcl NO
man with Il view Of talking Insurance
ana while he was in the deepest part
Of his conversation and smiling at the
prospect Of writing the policies,' his
friend 60 Mr. Bell made his appear
ance. There was trouble and serious
trouble, too. for Mr.. Bell said his Was
the only" company. which remark
caused Mr.. ALLEN to express 4 most en-
lildtlc 0liielclCc OF OPINION.
what followed can better be imasin-
cd Dy those who witnessed the coming
into court Of the two gentlemen in
question yesterday morning than could
possibly be pictured on paper
However, the evidence brought out
these facts:
AS soon as Mr.. Allen had finished his
complimentary rcma i+lls HE was inyitt-J
x,-!,n
by the back of the neck proceeded 10
land his opponent in the street, which
feat he accomplished
But then came Mr. ALIENS turn ana
for three rounds he landed severa, So
we're blows on the eyes of Mr. Bell, and
1,nally got in a solar plcxus blow tina
caused his victim to go down. Mr..
Allen was soon on his man and before
the by-StandcrS could interfere he
played several tunes on the face Of thc
man who represented the "only COM
pany.' They were separated and each
went on his way claiming that he had
been the victor.
Mr. Allen was not. however satisfied
with his already seeming victory, so he
had warrant drawn up for Mr.. Bell
charging him With assault. which was
the cause Of Their appearance in the
Police Court
Mayor Hope decided that Mr.. Bell
was the aggressor and accordingly
fined $S.45 which he paid.
When the two gentlemen entered the
court room, Mr.. Bell was nursing 4 pair
OF beautiful" black eyes, while MI.
Aliens face showed evidence Of 11ayint.
been robbed of several large pieces of
skin. which were evidently under his
rivals finger nails
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-29
c. G. HAMILTON.
REAL ESTATI; AND FIRE 1NSUR-

kEAI ESTATE AND FIRE INSURE
ANCE AGENT.
NO. IL north King street. Phone 1;o.
Lot on Mallory avenue 5ox21o, Isl 500.
: houses and lots on Washington
slTect, all modern improvements, each
$1,000
Water front lots at Pastor Point, SG25.
lot. ooXl5O on car line in front OF
Capt. George 1ounSs, $500.
II lots at Otlcy, known as Cunning
Farm. 1000.
T. lots Cunning Farm, s1.75O.
Lots ut River View, on car line si25
70 $50.
Lots 1T Hamilton station, one block
from Hampton Roads. from $50 10 Sla,
House and lot. West End, near car
line $3.50
pHOERUS.
llotcl. IS rooms one mile from Ola
fo'nt. all modern improvements, on
car line, $500.
House ana lot. corner Hope ana
fr:.nklin streets St.5OO
House ANA lot. corner Hope ana
hrlnklln streets, 81 $50
liollSe and lot, on Lancer street. ST $50
iiousc and lot on Mlllcry street, s..
20U. Rents for $o5
1iolsc and lot. suitable for any bust
ness. on Milton. s., O0D
houses ana lots ana three vacant
.nts. corner Mellon aud Curry streets
$4,000. -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-29
Tobacco Dealers Protest.
DIV Tclpp.t.anh !

WASH Notion, July 2s.--,A delega-
ton from the National Association Of
Lear Tobacco Dealers had 4; conference
with the internal revenue officials to-
day and protested the ruling Of tho
Office, t1lat dealers who sell leaf for dc
nVefy from one or more Of their ware
houses III the several states, should .pay
shc special tax as dealers for each or
such warehouses. The main purpose or
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-29
KNIGHTS or THE MYSTIC CHAIN
Phoebus People Organize 4 New Lodge.
LIS Officers

Phoebus People Organize 4 New Lodge.
Its Officers
a number of gentlemen of Phoebus
met i'll Chesapeake Hall Thursday
night and organized q lodge Of the
knights Of the Mystic Chain. After
ncrfcctinS the organization The follow
ing officers were chosen fo. the first
term:
Past Communicable Thomas H.
Bryant.
conmander-Mr. W. +. Munden.
Vice Commandcr-iALr j. {. Charles.
Treasurer-Mr. ]. ~ Wilson.
Recordcr-AIr William G. Walters.
A'haplain--Rev. L. T. .Mc,Dougle
Mnrsha-Mr. c. y. lsurch
Guard-Mr. ]. r.. Gregory
ScntrS-NMr. ]. y. Winnie
Trustees essrs. Charles w. Sey-
mnur. Thomas III. Bryan anu p. A.
Taylor.
The new lodge begins its career under
most favorable conditions. ana is made
up OF some of the best citizens Of phoc-
bus
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-29
|,z.15Dl lEZ!|l!;Z
| HRESCREP T'z(DN|
- FOR WEAK SvDNaEN.

meeting will be on Mr.. Schmclzs lawn,
as usual. unless the Gather is uufuv-
orablc. Nh that case this s2rvicc will
be held in the y. NJ. G. a. rooms 1lis
subject will be The Bible. All are in
vitcd.
Beginning with August Sd, (next
Thursday the gymnasium and bath
rooms Will be open from y. NJ. to Il
nj; to 6 T.. NJ, ana to 10 p M. These
hours will continue through August
The General Secretaries Conference
meets at Richmond, August 81 ana lth
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-29
Another Murderer Hang a.

FORT WORTH. --4trE., .Inly cs.
lanes Is. Darlington, alias. Darlington.
was hanged here today. Darlington was
me loader Of the band who on the night
or July II. 1898, robbed a Santa re Rail-
rnad train near Saginaw and killed
FIREMAN Whitaker and Engineer VIII
iiams. ;s.A,.;t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-29
Iiavaii's Fierce volcano.
Ny TcIegraph.>

HoNOI.TLU July 81 via san Fran
e,sc CO., July 2S-Dfhc volcanic eruption
iaVil How IS apparently filing IN IN.
ta''l" land near the HuInu;l sheer,
ranch. l'ilo and the whole island Of
hawaii are cnvclopcd in smoke. Nrs
seIs encounter dense clouds of smoke.
hundreds OF miles out at sea. and nav
lSators are seriously inconvcncnccd
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-29
VERTISEMENTS
The American Won.
(HY Tnlncl.unlll

EoFN-\LE. QUEBEC. July oS.-The
first race for The Sog,wanhaka cup today
resulted in a victory for the american
challenger tunStalcc over the Cana
dian Giclcairn III, by two minutes nnd
llltecn seconds. The result was Il sur
PRISE To the larEc crowd pf Montreal"rs
VINO were present ut the course to see
the race
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-29
DEATH IN \ SALOON.

Christopher Trcidcnscr. a Veteran
Dies Very Suddenly.
Christopher Freidcnscr, Il veteran
from the Soldiers Home. died very
suddenly in the saloon Of Mrs Ludge,e
on Mallory street. PhocbUs, yesterday
afternoon. He went into the place
about > o'clock ana gave an CIDER for
some food and drink. He purtook Of
both With evident relish. and asked to
be allowed TO lie down on Il lounge
which was in the room. His request
Was granted. and tho occupants OF the
house thought him sleeping peacefully
1t was over an hour before it was dis
covered that he was dead. 1t is sup
posed that death was the result Of heart
disease. brought on by excessive drink
ing.
In the absence Of Coroner J. V. Jones,
Justice L. u. FurncSs was called to act
in that capacity, but deemed an inquest
unnecessary
The body Of tn. dead man was turned
over to the Homo authorities for burial
in the national cemetery
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-29
SACRED MUSIC AT BUCK ROE.

lherc viii pc sacred concerts on the
pavilion at Buckroc Beach every sun
day afternoon from 4 TO I o'clock for
the entertainments Of pleasure seekers
who frequent this popular resort. The
first Will be given tomorrow afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-29
Y. NJ. C. "

KEY. p. J. Brown, of the Union Thco-
logical Seminary at Richmond, will
speak at the Mems Meeting at the
y NJ e. A., Sunday at v. NJ. The
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-29
Use Aliens Foot=Ease in Your
Gloves.

y lady writes: 81 shake -Nlcns Foo.
Ease into my gloves and rub a little
on my hands 1t saves my gloves by
absorbing perSpiration. Ii is Il most
dainty toilet powder" Aliens Foot
Ease makes tight or now shoes easy
Always use it to Break i'll New Shoes
II keeps the feet cool and couMurtl!,lc
we invite the attention OF physicians
ana nurses t" the absolute purity of
Nllen root -Ease. All drug and shoe
stores sci 1t, 2'c. sample sent free.
n. y.
Address Allen S. olmsicd Lie Roy n y.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-29

a few weeks more and the
opportunity will have passed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-29

Any mans, boys or child's
suit in the house at an actual
reduction Of fully Is.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-29

-. G. SMITH. Clerk.
l'y G. g. IIAHGRAVE, D. c.
- S. Segar, p. q.
a copy,
Tcstc:-
?. G. SMITH. Clerk.
jy-15-4t-sat M ,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

Chicago, Nov. s2.-Andrcw Lyrcn, 60
years old, In his haste To catch u train
on the South Side elevated railway this
afternoon. was hurled over the railing
around the platform and was lmpnled
upon an iron picket fence which H. built
along the edge 81 the track, Lyrcn
caught the rear gate ~ moving ear
and attempted 10 climb aboard, but
before he could succeed the train had
reached the end Of the platform and
he was thrown against the railing Win
fearful force.
The force OF tho contact with the
guard rail was 10 great that u shat
tered sign board and hurled Lyrcn
over the railing. lie landed fnce down
ward ON the Iron pickets below. the
point uf which penetrated his breast.
10 the horror Of the passengers he re-
manned thus tranHilxcd and suspended
twenty feet above the ground until
Conductor Watroua had stopped the
train and with several other spectators
had hurried 10 his assistance and re-
moved hun 10 the ground. Three
pickcts penetrated his chest ana In
hlctcd injuries which will cause his
death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

Lynn. Mays, Nov. % Edward =.
Chester Uf this ely formerly n prl-
Vatc In company NJ Seventeenth Unit
ed states Infantry. and who has juHt
returned from the Philippines. whcrc
he was two months on the nrlug line.
says the American soldiers who. Tor
crime Of one Kind or unuthcr.huNe beou
dlshunurahly discharged frlm the army.
oiiiccr many ~ the Filipino commands.
The rebel commanders oncr large In
duccmcnts In the way uf salary and
position 90 any who viii forsakc the
American army
chester rays these Americans are "a
reckless class. and In great part tn
their energy ls duo tie tenarity " the
rebellion. lie said these soldiers led
tho FillplnoH M several ~ tho hefccst
engagements, ana play an important
uurt IN keeping alive the spirit ~ rebel
Hon among The fragments ~ Agulnal-
dos commands.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

Des Molnos. Ia. Nov. 22.-Four hun
bred and atty redskins At the sac ana
Fox Indian reservation IN Tnma coun'
IS are ready to start on the Mnspnth
with rifle and tomahawka. n. 7. VIII
cox Of Montour was In consultation
here with Judge oliver 4, Shlfls OF
the federal court today, nnd nnld II
was only because of his personal In
tercesslon that the Indians had been
prevented from making an assault on
the people OF Tama city and Tolgdo
To nVengc themselves for wrongs IN
flicted by the Indian agent.
Wilcox finally arranged with Judge
Shirns To go TO Cedar Rapids and there
flo petition for habcas corpus for the
release OF an Indian girl, aged IL, con-
fined IN the government Indian trnln-
Ing school at Toledo this month. VIII
cox returned to his home tonight, AS
surfing the officials that he VIII be able
to control the Indiana AZ long na the
courts have the controversy in hand,
The woman In the case Is lsollh-
puch- ka-Choc, and she II married, Her
husband IL Ta-Ta- Pi- cha. They were
married when she was II. according
10 Indian rites, the sac and Fox In
dams being permitted 10 marry ON the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

Santiago de cuba. Nov 2s.-Thc
wfcckors working on the aunkon Span
ifh arm0rCd cruiser Almlrnnte Oguvn-
DO yesterday discovered chest con-
tanning $4,000 In spanish gold, which
the tenuu3u company uc nrm cin-
pluylng the divers, viii retain.
Work on the cruiser has been In
progress Tor i've months and many
thousands ~ dullurg' worth of treasure
has been secured. The snfr was found
IN the bottom. where II fvll during the
burning " the shin.
only "a Tow days ago the wrerkUrs
began on the torpedo boat destroyer
furor, They have already found a
service % heavy silver plate. Experts
assert after inspecting the destroyer,
mat she might easily have been raised
and repaired The wfrcklng operations
have proved a source ~ large returns
To- the company. estimated at fjQl,V0p,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

Washington. Nov, 2s.-Todny's isue
OF the official gazette Of the Patent
office VIII bs one Of the most remark
able numbers IN the history ~ that
government publication. II VIII con.
tain $50 patents proper, one OF the
largest IN the records Of the office.
Fltty-uinc patents ia one line Of lnycn-
tion viii be issued to one assignee,
nfty-fye OF the patents being granted
upon the application Of one inventor.
The amount NJ matter to be handled
by the printer was Immense and me-
cessitut,d large details Of extra men
and overtime. The nfty-nlnr patents
referred TO contain 1893 Ions claims
which. with the claims ~ the patents
and drawings. run w the Illustrated
pages or the official gazette 20 the uu-
prcccdtntcd number Of 3ge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

Chicago. Nov. s3.-Thc fourteenth an-
nuni meeting ~ the Rational Wagon
Makers association ~ the United states
was held nj m" Auditorium annex. TN"
trade conditions were Thoroughly can.
vnssed. but no advance was made In
prices Tor the present. The election OF
officers rcsultci'
Prosldeut. Frank slosson, kcnosha'
Wis
First vice president. II. u. sydam,
Toledo. o,
Second vice president, George u,
james. Memphis, Tenn.
Secretary and treasurer, II. NJ. KEN
nry. Winonn, MINI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

about Naauwpoort and other points on
the southern frontier.
The lack Of war news ENCOURAGES
some optlmlats 10 write hopefully ~
tho alleged intent of iIufmvyer ana
scrlcncr 10 induce President Sieyn TO
draw out from the campaign and sue
for peace, but this result lies outside the
range of serious discussion.
The star with a truer instinct, as
plays q Vienna dispatch containing IN
formation from ~. Petersburg that the
Russiins have occupied llcraL This IL
not improbable. ~ Il coincideH with tho
forecasts which the Times puhushrl
ton days ago from It's 81. pctctsbutg
CORES pondent but the rcgur, lacks
defnitrreaH and official authority, u
may easily be that n surprise N THIS
kind has been carefully planned for the
entertainment Of the queens guests NJ
Windsor. aud u would be- well timed
for critical moment q the British
campaign In Africa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

Blackfoot. Gda,.Soy 22.-Formcr Sem
ntor Dubois who H. chairman ~ the
executive committee OF the National
Silver Republicans, lgft Tor chicago too
mittcc November 18th. Teller. ToWuu.
Hartman. Congressman Wilson and
shafr0th aud other National Silver re-
publican leaders viii be- present. Ne.
Dubois says the blmctalllc issue " still
the important one. AMI that the next
national nght can be- won with Bryan
and the Chicago platform. lie does
not think imperialism or expansion
VIII be an issue. that u viii settle IT,
self before the next campaign. II can.
not, In his judgment, In any event, III.
vide the blmctalllc forces,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

Louisville. Ky. Nov g2--Thc county
election board convened this afternoon
and took up the motion Co throw ut tho
whole vote ~ the city ~ Louisville. The
county vote Tor governor was an
nouhced 49, follows; Taylor ls.iis.
gochel 1898. lirown. 2,612, TaylorH
plurality. J.32s.
The motion 10 throw out tho vote uf
Louisville was thea taken up, Judge
Harris was permitted 10 read uiiidnVltH
from Mayor Weave. Chairman Lyons
OF the board of safety chief NJ Police
linnger. Henry Veil. sheriff, and others
relative 90 the presence uf the MALTA
IN this city on the day of the election.
Thesc niiidayits state IN" presence of
the militia In this city was uucallcd fnr
we're amply able Ia cope with the situ-
alton on Monday,
The board then adjourned until to-
morrow, when arguments Will be- heart
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

New York, Nov. 23,-niscusslng the
condition uf the iron and metal trades
tho Iron Agc today says,
After long period Of thc most In
tonsc activity the iron 'uarkets have
uuieted down considerably. THIS is
usual az this season Of tho year. In
fact, II has come later than We have
been accustomed to, While this N "a
matter OF annual recurrence, this year
the special circumstance u added that
IN the majority of the different branch
~ the product iH engaged Tor many
months To come, running In some lines
far into the second half of next year.
Many producers are sun Ho far behind
Ia their deliveries that a quietcr spell IL
welcomed US a relief In some branches
II Will require intense activity during
the whole Of tho usually dull period to
work on the long delayed orders and
the contracts at hand for future de-
livery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

San Antonio. Tex. Nov. e?.-Two an.
nounccmcnts can be made IN regard o.
the trouble between negro troops ana
the citizens at Fort RingFold, ON the
Mexican border. one u the welcome
news from both military and civll
sources that everything N qulct and
no further trouble IL expected The
other " that the post il TO be- per-
mancntly abandoned. The garrison
Will be withdrawn as soon ~ arrange
ments can be made. This latter state
mcnt was made by Gen. Mckibbcn tins
afternoon and leaves no doubt OF the
intention OF the military authorities.