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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-03
COLUMBIA VS. DEFENDER.
New Yacht sh owa her Fine Points In q
s5 T,ial Race.
DIV Teie.e,.:, III


NEWPORT, r. l., Sept. 2.-The first
OF the formal TRIAL races between Co
lurnbia and Defender today for the
purpose of selecting a yacht to sail
against the Shamrock in defense Of
Americas cup, resulted in so decisive
victory for the new boat that were it
not for the fact that lit is desirable TO
nave her race as mach as possible. 9TH
or contests would Seem almost useless.
The yachts sailed on thr regulation tif-
teen mile NSindward and leeward
courses. in am eight knot breeze that
increased on the beat out and natten-
cd at the finish. and it took Columbia
Just Six minutes and forty-nlne sec
oilds less time to cover the distance
than it did the Defender.
TRIAL SATISFACTORY,
Nearly everyone seemed fully satis
lied with the result of the race, espe-
carly the owners OF the new boat, for
the steel mast which was carried
through a race for a first time, cc1.tain-
~ improved her wonderfully, enabling
her to stand srraightcr than the De-
fendcr%ancl therefore to out point her.
In fact, Columbia sailed all around the
old boat, and burt for the softening OF
the wind as she neareu the finish, the
difference between the two boats would
nave been at least two, If not three
minutes greater 55 3sz
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-03
DROVE n1m 70 suicide.
Burton FInson Had Involuntarily Taken "A
Young Girls Life.


CHATTANOOGA. Seut. 2-Wednss-
day night six Mormon elders were con-
Quoting a meeting in a house at Pine
Eluif. Stuart county. Tenn, when the
building was stoned by a mob or over
100 Mon Eggs and stones were thrown
through the windows and the windows
demolished. Those present fled to save
their lives. Miss May Harden, a popu-
lar young woman Of the place, walked
between the elders, Olsen and PETTY:
with view of checking the work Of
the mob. While the trio passed lowfl
the roads shots We're fired from ambush
ard the woman was hit by Il ball aud
almost instantly killed. Her brothers
vowed they would avenge the crime and
after the first excitement died out -
cured bloodhouEds and placed them CT
the trail OF the :lssassns.
SLAYER cONFESSES.
burton Ninson, Il prominent citizen
ana superintendent of Il Sunday school
wrote a confession stating he had KILL
co the girl. but that it was an accident
ana he wished to rid himself of re-
morse Of conscience
Snoi thy after the confession the blood
mounds trailed to mis- home. Nrinsons
turned picked up knife and cut his
throat. almost at the same Instant
sending Il bullet through his brain. His
family and the officers posse Witnessed
the suicide. ,77SsT$
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-03

as arguing in a vicious circle to Jack
up his contention that an officer Of
the ministry wrote the borderGau aud
that officer was DreyfuS.'
General Roget then rose to reply t.
NJ. DcFond Lanotte. but found he had
caught a tartar. He did not succeed
III shaking the witness testimony, while
NJ. DeFond Lamotte took the ulpr.-
ccdrnteu course of actually uues tiuullg
General Roget and getting the better q;
him once or twice. The two men stood
exchanging heated arguments. totally,
ignoring Colonel JuauSt, who Was twice
Obliged to aske them not to speak To
each other. and to rcmai:l calm. Cen
cinl Roget especially was excited i;;4r-
tlcularly when he found that he was
making no impression on his opponent,
VINO. on the contrary. scared Off nlal
Roget was unused TO this trcat.n-nt
Is hitherto he has had his own wa:
ara been allowed 70 bully witnesses.
ROGET'S ADMISSION
Finally, on Roget declaring thai
Dreyfus might have written II an, so
ing to the manoeuvres'' beraus. he
could have asked special permission.
which is invariably granted Nj De
mango asked him if there was amy I,rnni
that Dreyfils did ask such permission
To this Roget replicd:
dent know. no trace has been
found of his application This ans
wrr brought Il chorus OF ''Oh's' from
INC auu"ncc, because had Drc=fus ask
co. traces would easily have been forth
coming
Roget then said that Dreyfus might
nave asked verbally. in which case no
trace Of his application could bs. found
Quite So. responded NJ. Dem:,l:;c,
but the head OF the bureau could be
asked WhSther such 4 request WIS
made
This practically Guided the session
winch was enc Gf Tho, most i,,tnr..
ing and INCIDENTALLY the most favorable
to Drcyfus Yet held
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-03
GEORGIA IS SUED FOX 500, 600.
Cta'Hi IL for Arms and Ammunition Pu .
chased fro', he Piain,,f
CBy Telc~ra,,h


ATLANTA, GA. Sept. 2-Attorney
General Terrell has been presented
With a claim Of 100000 agains, the
State of Georgia by the counsel of
George Penficld of Washington.
Inc communication is to the effect
that George Fl. Psnfield had SOLD tha
state OF Georgia arms and ammunition
TO the amount of $4,000 and THAT his
claim for this sum had been adjudl-
Gated in his favor.
The letter Indicated that Penfie,1
was under the impression that the next
legislature would appropriate money
sufficient to meet this claim
IsE7PGDIATE-S THE DEBT.
Attorney General Terrell stated that
Georgia might have owed Penfie!d 500
oHu for arms. but that under the con-
Stituton OF the United States it was
impossible to collect such !, debt at no
present time
Governor Gambler is of the opinion
that the Pentield ccn,l act was made
before the State seeded from tho
union. although a superficial eSamina-
ton of the executive minutes Of that
period does not disclose the fact that
Such a contract was ever made
Governor Gambler believes that the
t!'ll!S We're purchased frcn the claim
ant IN New rgiand However. before
1hc Srnlly could be shipped. the State
~ Georgia. seeded from the union ana
me arms We're seiZta by the fedars
government. -5 "M
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-03
STRIKERS in DEADLY FRAY,
One Man Killed, Many Wounded in Fieht
With Non Union Men.
(By rclcrranh

PITTsTON. PA. Sept. 2.-One nan
romc unknown was shot and killed,
William Ihaycr was seriously wound. "A
and about eight men hurt in IL fight
netWeen the strikers at the Stevens cell
llcrN, West Pittston, and a repair CANA
to-uay. Tho strikers have been an I'M
Siy mcb Tor several days and Yesterday
they stoned several men. Warrants
were issued for their arrest. bur :.onv
Mas served.
Last night d lot of top-rock fell in
the mine and night Waterman William;
mayer, then soon got five men tog-th-
er TO make repairs. AS they reached
the mine the strikers blocked their w:,y
and threw stones. The workmen ran IL
the mead house for shelter whcrcuDon
the strikers opened fire on them. Thav-
er tell badly wounded. The Others u
turned the fire. killing John Pollock,
one OF the strikers. The strikers then
ufeW away and are now scattered i'll
the woods hiding from arrest.
About 500 men are involved in no
strike which has been in progress for
nearly SIN weeks. They are striking
against what they claim to DE excessive
dcckage. - :
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-03
Shipwrecked Sailors Driven to
Cannibalism and Suicide.
CAPTAIN SWEPT OVERHEARD
CraZad by Hunger and Exposure, NIauEic y
Anderson, Seaman, Savagely Attack
ed tho Only Other Survivor,
Frightfully Mu,ilatips Him.
(ISy TeIccr1ull.)

CHARLESTON, S. G.. ScEt o.--1hn
British steamer Woodruff. Captain Mil
hurn. arrived from Hamburg to-t:,,
August 3lSt, 80 miles south Of Cha, it.:-
Anderson and Guodnnind Y Tnuma-
sen, survivors of the Norwegian bark
Droit. wrecked August 18th off tho
Florida coast. The Droit was hound
from Pensacola, to Buenos -Ayres NJ
derson is a raving :naniac and his com
p:.ninn is shocllnSly lnuti!atcd from
bites IF the craZed man.
4 SHOCKING STORY.
Thomasen tells dreadful story. The
captain and seven Scamen We're swept
overheard and lost in the recent West
Indian hurricane.
The mate and seven other 1nan put
to sea on IL raft made from decking.
The raft parted soon after and the ma re
ana one man We're separated from the
others. The mates companion was
landed at Philadelphia by the German
steamer Titantia on August 22u lie
stated that the mate committed sui
eide. An"
CRAzED FROM EXPOSURE.
" the SIX men on the other part Of
the raft one became crazed from ex-
poSnrc and jumped into the sea Two
otnetS, exhausted from suffering, fell
overheard and We're lost Anderson
Thomasen and a German seamen drew
io'S as 70 Wnlch should be eaten as
none OF them had had mouthful since
they took tc the raft. The lot fell to
ne German. lie was killed and the
blood was sucked from his veins Dy the
two survivors. %
ANDERSON WENT Mad.
Soon after Anderson lost his reason
ana saNaSely attacked his only conpan-
ion Thonlasen's breast and face We're
bitten IN several places, chunks OF good
size being torn out. Both men are now
at the City Hospital ana the Norwegian
consul has taken the case in hand.
!homasen is a native Of stevanger
NORWAY, gG oLT'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-03
FILIPINO STRONGHOLD TAKEN.
Argogula Captured by Sixth Infantry, I'm.
der Lieut.. Col. Isvrne.
(By Telesrap.h.l


MANILA, Sept. 2.-S:34 P. AI-Argo-
sula, the most !mnregnable stronghold
OF the bands Which have been destrav-
ing plantations and evying tribute on
me people of Negroes. was taken Tues
day by the Sixth Infantry under Lien
tenant Colonel Byrne. The only means
81 reaching the town was UP a perpen-
ulscuiar hill. covered With dense shrub
berry and q thousand feet high. The
Americans accomplished this undertake
lnS under fire, although an officer and
several men We're hit, ara rocks We're
strength was estimated at 400. Many
or the rebels We're wounded and cap
cured and tWenty-one We're Killed
C-AFTtRER> STORES.
The American fofces captured a
quantity OF stores and destroyed the
Qualifications.
The shipping commissioner Of Ma
Mia, a Filipino, hitherto in thigh stand
lns. has Leen arrested charged with
alpropriating half of the first months
salary and lev,.ing thereafter an as
Sesstnent from the native sailors ship
Ped from THIS mort. i is represented
THAT he held a commend in the insur-
sent army and was raising funds for
the Instruction
SAILOR GAVE INFORMATION
The Information resulting in the ar
rest Of the shipping commissioner
reached the port captain and chief of
police Through a sailor who is not in
sympathy With the resurrection.
The Official Gazette, published at
ial1!ac, which has been received here
contains AZ. order by Asuinaldo as
selEb!.ng the Spanish civil prisoners
ard sick soldiers at the Toi,is cf San
Fernando. Union and Iasupan for re-
Eatration. The order stpulatcs that
vessels calling must fly the Spanish or
Red Cross flags.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-03

diagnosed yesterday as yellow fever,
making the third death since the an
noul.cenent Of he disease.
Five new eases were also announced
yesterday making thirteen in all i'll
GLIDING the dead. State Health Oni:cr
Or. IGttcr passed through JackSulville
to-day on his Nay to the Island City,
and Will reach there at noon Tomorrow
ASKS Fer PATROL.
ne wired from here to-day asking Dr.
WNnlan. nf the United States Marine
Hospital Service. to establish Il patrol
around the island to prevent cnljs:a-
ton. and suSSc sting that the guvern-
ncHt aid in maintaining II detention
camp ut Mian He also communicate
el with DR.. SwHctirS giving directions
OF caution in maintaining quarantine at
l\eS West lie expressed the opinion
that the disease, is Widespread in kry
west as the cases announced are in
different part Of the city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-03
FoURTEEN RIOTERS CONVICTED.
Justice Dealt Out Without Delay to Negro
Desparadoes at Darien.
Qy Telcgraph.)

lpA klt.N, GA, Sept. I'm the riot
cases Today two blocks of the accused!
and one extra rotcr were tried. or thc
tock. four We're convicted and one ;lc-
aultted and in the second block four
were convicted, with a E1istrial as TO the
fifth. a woman
The solitary rioter who demanded
seErance, was convicted. This make s
fourteen convicted in two days There
arc sliil about forty cases to be heard
There is perfect quiet about the town
which Is still guarded by four, troops cf
cavalry il is believed some of tn.
cases will be NOD prossc,l on account
of the heavy expense Of the extra ses-
sion OF the court
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-03
Health Officials Confident of Pre-
venting Scourge's Spread.
TROOPS STILL AT KEY WEST
AFt'Aleryinen Unable to Break Through
EloritlA'S Strict Quarantine. Dr.
Simpson Ordered from
... Old poInt. m -
(Ry TeleElanh.l

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 2-Thc re-
port of one fatal case Of yellow fever
in New Orleans has caused no excite
nlcnt here. and no exodus from the
city, but there is considerable vcx:ttion
IN the business community Avcr the.
quarantine by the surrounding towns.
for Week at least it seems likely
that TEXAS and Alabalaa viii de closed
against New Orleans freight. involving
a heaNy loss in current business
Dr. Saunders. of Mobile, is quoted as
saying there are two cases in this city
One of these is the Adolph boy, who
died yesterday. The other is Il suspi-
crous case, new convalesccnt and in
no danger Of DEATH The State Beard;
OF Health has been in session today to
consider the situation. The health au-
thorities are confident that they will
be able TO prevent amy spread cf the
disease. .-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-03
INSURGENTS SHELL ANGELES.
hliiPfh"s Make Intellectual Attempt ts.
Drive Am" ricmus from tho Town.
(By Telegraph.

Wy ICicSol - lfIl)
MANILA. Sept. 3.-7:50 a. M.-,rhr
insurgents made an unsuccessful at
tempt early yesterday morning to dive
Colonel Smiths command out of Anse-
les with artillery. the first time they at
tempted to Use this arm fornon tbs
1lley orouSht two krupp guns from
'orac and fired eight shraunels ut thr.
town at dawn Only Il few of the shells
exploded, and the aim OF the gunn.rs
being bad. no damage was done. Lien
tenant Nenly's guns of the First An
tlliery. were brought into action I'M
t.aeuia t,s ana soon drove the enemy
from their position
~ $50 O'Clock this morning a small
party Of rebels fired into Guagua, which
IS held by two companies OF the Ninth
Infantry, supported by the gunboat
l.asuna dc Bay. One native resident
was wounded The enemy was driven
or by the infantry fire and the guns
Of the gunboat
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-03
"YOU RUINED BIZ HoMEn
WITH This Accusation on His Lips, Mr..
Shepard Fred Upon ATTORNEY Bernard.
RI, III y !

M CHARLOTTE, y. G., Sept. "a she
c s3 to the Observer from Greenvilla,
n. c.. says: -
While United States District Attorney
he'naro' or Raleigh. was at the depot
at Greenville this evening. waiting a.
a train, Mr. 49, S. Sheppard confrontel
him and said:
on id scoundrel, you ruined my
nome. and fired. The ball missed.
l;ernard ran into the waiting room,
closed the door. climbed; out OF a back
window, got into a buggy, drove Into
the town and swore ont a peace war; +
against Sheppard. The public svln-
nathy is with the latter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-03
To OPEN DEIENTIGAN t,AA1p

W
WASHINGTON, Sept 1.-The Ma
rlne Hospital Service is una king pre-
l7afatloris to open the detention camp
at Melet Key. Fla, in view OF tha
presence Of yellow fever at Key West
Assistant Surgeon Corrupt is in charge
assistant SURGEON Carter, Er. G. A.
sheldon, ana Hospital Steward Pack
.AdNlces received at the Marine Hos
pltal bureau UP to a Late hour this af-
tcfhopn ND cate no new cases and no
deaths since the one of Friday night.
lhe inst lnt:mat!on of the disease at
leey West was received by DR.. Wyman
on thursday night He at once direct
ed surgeon Garter at Havana to pro
coed to Key West. The latter secured
4 tug boat and this morning ANNOUNCED
DS telegraph his arrival.
TAKING PRECAUTIONS
Surgeon General Wyman has wired
Dr- MdAdam TO prepare d Est of pco-
pie who have left Key West within the
last Two weeks. He made the same re-
quest Of the Plant Line of steamers
on the west coast and the Flaglcr on
the east coast. AS soon as these names
are received the authorities at the
PAGES Of detention viii be notified mi
order that persons from Key West may
be kept under observation for ten days
surgeon Garter reports that the
troops at Key West have been isolated
and quarantined in their Barracks
Surgeon G. NJ. Nlagruder has been
ordered from Memphis to Port Tampa
20 supervise the operations of the ser
vice from that point.
DIR. STIM'PSON GETS ORDERS.
Passed Assistant Surgeon w. G.
Simpson has been ordered from Old
Point to Mama to represent tht. ser
vice on the east coast
The Navy Department was advised
during the day thai the naval tug Pc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-03
ARTILLERY CAN'T MOVE,

WAS H1NGTON, Sept 2-'rhe War
department. is making every effort to
secure the removal of the TWO batteries
Of artillery sarrisoned at Kew West
put So TAR has been unable TO do 50
because Of the strict quarantine drawn
pv the Florida State officials. Surgeon
General Wynmn, of the Marine Hos
pital service, has undertaken 20 secure
the removal of the troops. If he sue
ceeds the soldiers Will zoe taken direct
y from the wharf at Tampa on board
me gram TO atlanta and placed at Fort
Mcpherson. Otherwise the NAVY De-
partment Will be obliged to send a
government transport to bring the
troops north.
assistant Surgeon NIcClanahan. in
charge of the naval station, is among
me suspicious cases at Key West,
thought to be yellow fever
Another plan contemplated is to have
the garrison taken to Savannah and
make arrangements to that end
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-03
BLOOD ON THE MOON.
Gol. Schneider Lo. ks in the Direction OF
Gen. Roget for Eight.

PAiiiS. Sept. LA Lanterne to-day
says that Colonel Schneider. the Ans,
tflan military attache here has tele-#
era pied to the Austrian Charge .D,1Af-s
falfes to ask General Roget if the re-
ference made to him by Roget in his
reply TO Picot's testimony in the Orgy
insult - 4
II It was then the Charge D'Alfai,cs
on Dehalf OF Schneider, was to demand
an apology from Roget or satisfac tinn
by arms 's.'' 4. -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-03
WILL YIELD TO JIAIINEz

SANTIAGO DE LAS CABALLEROS,
SANTO DOMINGO, Sept. 2-Hor:lcio
NannucZ. elected president by the chief,
OF the revolution, informed the cores
pendent Of the Associated Press to day
that 4 president had been chosen be-
cause public order neccssitatcd Il supe-
ror chief General Fanuuez said that
he was willing to deliver the govern
ment to Jiminez when the people re-
nurcd.
The leaders of the partisan revolu-4
tionary bands are everywhere in au-
thority.
president Vanuuez and the minister
OK war, have left for S;lnto Domingo
City With 500 horsemen.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-03
ABSORBED BY TIE PENss YLvASIA
Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic 4. r
Has Been SnIS.
(By Telegra,ph.)

WILMINGTON. DEL, Sept. 2-Fro.n
source Of undoubtedly reliable inior-
nation, it has been ascertained that
Scott & Company, Of this city have sold
to the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
the control OF the Baltimore Chcsa-
peakc & Atlantic Railroad Company
The Baltimore. Chesapeake & Attain
tic Company practically controls me
traffic between Baltimore and the Dele
ware Maryland and the Virginia Pen
insula and the eastern shore Of the
Chesapeake Bay
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-03
HEALTH BOARDS REPORT.

W. w NoINIFNiN.Sto,' ioVUI. -.-Ifc DOIiH
OF health announced to-niGht that there
was no case of yellow fever in New
Orleans beyond the suspicious case re-
ported on Euerepe street and which is
n>otelN connected with yellow fever
house to house canvass which will con-
tInue five days within a radius OF ten
blocks from the two houses in which
cases had been reported. revealed NOT q
single case of illness that was even re-
considered out Of danger. To-day Il
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-03
Cabinet Will be Formed When
He Arrives.
GARCIA TO BE WAR MINISTER
4 given to NIaximilnin Gruno. EutIre #
Countyr, Except Monte Christi,
Held by the seyolutionIsts.
(By -.Telcgraph.l

CAPE HAYTIEN, Sept. ALL COM
munic;ltion With the interior of Santo
Domingo has been restored and order
prevails everywhere except at Mon;s
Christi. whose capitulation is expected
tn-'lly
The definite cabinet Of Santo Domingo
will be formed on the arrival of Jimin.z
1T is thought probable that 'Turribo Car
cla Will be appointed minister Of war
and MaNimilinia Gruno, minister OF fl