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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-12

Point and there they would be mar
| ,ed. This he believed for he was
| aware Of the confidence which she had
| entrusted in him, and when the Roads
+! were entered his heart was made light
| e. by the knowledge" that the long
! sought hapIincss-for they had been
| lovers sine" their school days in tho
| city OF Chatham soon be his
| Sunday afternoon the young lady. tru,
| to her promise. arrived at Old Point
| ana Monday he license for their mar
| rage wus secured from County Clerk
| II. III. Holt. From the clerks office the
| young seaman went to TIL" residence OF
| Rev. J. T. Whitley. pasto, of the First
methodist church. ard upon finding Mr.
| Whitley absent. left word with his
family that he would like TO have him
| marry them yesterday.
| Mr.. Whitley remained close at his
| residence most of the afternoon ester
| Gay ana was just about to give up tho
idea Of marrying the couple. as il was
| then O'Clock. WhcE the 'luur bell an
| nounced the arrival OF The marriage
party. They We're invited into the lar g
| i,arlnr Of the pastor. wllel. they Were
soon united in the ties that bind. OF
iccr Winter. Of the Brooklyn. and Miss
| Mary Whitley We're the only witncssc.
| to the romantic marriage.
| Mr. and Mrs. Eabcocl> left immediato-
~ after the ceremony for Old Point
where they will remain until the Brook
| lyn sails for the Philippines They are
| stopping at the Sherwood Hotel.
| WHITLIIY-lNE,S
! Mr. George Wesley Whitley Il popll-
| lar young brick contractor Of Elizabeth
! City county. and Miss Lillian A. Ives
| attractive young lady Of Hampton
! were quietly united in marriage yes
| terday afternoon at :. o'clock at the res
! idrncc of the brides parents. Mr.. and
| Mrs. AlonZ& Ives. on Chapel street
| Rev. 5. J. Baton. pastor of the Baptist
| church, performed the marriage cere-
| mony in the presence of Il small num-
Der of the close friends OF the contrac-
| ting parties. The parlorS We're prettilS
| decorated for the occasion, and while
| the Wedding was Very quiet it was
| made Impressive by its simplicity
Mrs. Whitley is much admired in the
] West End for her many lovely wonanls
traits. while her husband is quite pop
| ular IN business circles.
| MI. and Mrs. Whitley left on the
| O'Clock Chesa pealle and Ohio train fol
| Richmond, where the honeymoon will!
| be spent. Upon their return they vii
take up their residence on La Sale ave.
nue..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-12
GENERAL, OTIS REPORTS

WASH NGTON, Oct 11-,A cable
gram from General Otis to the war
Department received late this after
noon, confirms the press tlispat ches re-
garing General Schwans movements
on San Francisco dc Malabon. Gene
raj Otis says:
Schwan successful yesterday in
driving insurgents south from san
Francisco de Malabon. with loss. He
reports their force disintegratcd and re-
firing on divergent roads which are
Impossible for artillery or wagons. N,
Intention of occupying this country
permanently or temporarily; transpor-
tation will return by way Of Rosario
and column will take direction Of Dis
marines. probably retiring on linus
Country OF no strategic Importance"
MANILA OVDRCROWDED.
General Otis also ,disapproves Of Off
GERS families joining them at Manila
Regarding this question, he today ca
bled the Department as follows:
Population Manila rluc4f, congested
Provisions for officers families cannot
be made. Those already arrived, to
gether with families Of enlisted men
nave cause much perplcxEty. Would
not permit my own family to come un-
der existing circumstances; nearly al
officers and men here absent from Ma
Mia on duty; families should avail,
more peaceful conditions"
Another message announces the ar
rival at Manila or ths transport Vic
toria with 40S horses; zen died en- route
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-12
DAVIS IS RAILED.
Judge Lee Allows Him Freedom on Il
$1,000 Bond.

$1,000 Bond
Mr.. Il. Hall Davis .Tr, charged
Hall Davis. Dr., the young man charged
with numbering Jettic Johnson. colored
was admitted to bail BY Judge Baker
+. Lee. Of the County Court, in Elca-
ton yesterday morning III the sum of
$4,000
Mr.. Fay S. Collier. counsel for Davis,
appeared before Judge Lee yesterday
and after securing his consent to hear
argument for bail, served notice on
commemorative Attorney Montague
that the case would come up at II
o'clock
commemorative Attorney Montague
had the states witnesses summoned to
be in court at the hour named and the
taking OF evidence was gone into The
same witnesses ana Just about the same
evidence as has already been given in
the Daily Press was tho result Of the
investigation. which consumed about
an hour
When the taking of evidence had been
completed, Mr.. Montague read the law
on the question of hail as he was able
10 see it and argued that in his opinion
1t was not the proper thing to do
Mr.. Collier in speaking claimed that
even though the charge against his
client was murder, ii would be impos-
slhle for the commonwealth to make
1t anything more than murder in the
second degree. f it was not a prene-
dltatcd murder. then, MI. Collier said
bail was permissible ana the court had
the matter in it's discretion.
MI Montague closed the argument in
which he again opposed bail in muir
der charge and closed by stating that
If bail We're allowed the bond should he
"a heavy one.
Judge Lee, in rendering his decision
said he would allow Mr. Davis bail in
the sum Of $1,000 as he agreed With MI
Collier that the crime was not one
that would be called a case Of murder
in The first degree
County Clerk H. H. Holt drew up the
bond which was signed by N1essrs H
II. kimberly. James a. Davis. j. r. Ice
and T. Fl. Davis. Sr., father OF the
young man.
Davis i'll company With his bondsmcn
then left the courthouse. but went di-
,rectly 70 his home in West End. where
ms young wife has been critically i'll
since the killing occurred
4 PATHETIC SCENE
y very pathetic scene and one that
brought tears to the eyes of the spec
tators III the courthouse, during the
time the bail proceedings were going
on was enacted.
Mr.. Davis sisters who mad evidently
been to the Jail to see their brother
appeared in the rear Of the courthouse
and were in the act of entering the
building when Miss Maggie Davis, who
IS devoted to her brother became com
nletely overcome with grief. Her weep
ing was audibiy heard for perhaps q
square.
Mr.. Davis. ST.. and Mr.. Collier an
peared and the young lady was sent
tc her home in West End
Many Of young Davis friends con
graduated him heartily on the fact that
he hal secured bail.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-12
col. FUNSTON TALKS

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 11-Gencral
Funston. when asked what lie thought
Of the Filipnos. said:
They nave some pretty good fight
crs there and some pretty good Shots,
but the majority Of them arc poor
He added that while some OF the
fi'!pinos were intelligent. he did not
think they were capable Of self gov
ernment IIc declared that he was not
a candidate for vice president. and
said ne expected to he mustered out
soon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-12
BRANNAN SENT ON.

Grand Jury to Decide the Robbery
Charge Against Him.
Charles Erannan, who it is charged
killed William Maloncy and robbed al
old soldier named Sampson. was Eivcl
Il hearing before Justice j. w. Richard
son yesterday on the charge of rob
''"ry. which resulted in his being held
for tho grand jury.
The hearing in the murder case was
postponed for ten Gays in order 10 give
the police Il chance to find James
Marks. an important witness agans
Rrannan. who has left this section The
circumstances surrounding the rob
berry Of Sampson ar" 7amiiiar to tho
readers Of the Daily p1r-sS. i::anrar
was sen, I" jail to await his trial by !:
jury.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-12

and fugtives. Nothing was heard
from the Washington authorities until
yesterday when Detective McDevett in
company with another officer, arrived
here fully expecting to find their men.
When the National Capitals authori-
ties were Informed that the men had
been allowed to so on their way rcjoic-
ing. they Wee very much taken back.
They described the man who gave his
name as McNab. when arrested. almost
perfectly and that they We're the mon
wanted there is little doubted. The de
tcctves returned to Washington last
evening very much discouraged over
not being able to take the men back
with lllrm.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-12
DISSOLUTION NOTICE,

The partnership heretofore existing
between n. L. Coin and L. N. Fitzger-
aid, doing a contracting and building
business under the firm name of FitZ-
gerald Z, Coin, has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent of the said
parties. n. L. Coin assumes all liza
bilities and is to take charge of all tho
assets Of the said copartnership. N. T..
Coin will continue the business and
solcits Inc continuance Of the trade
heretofore given the firm by it's patrons
and the public generally
N. l.. COIN.
l.. II. FITZGERALD.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-12
WANTED IN WASHINGTON.

Men Who Were Arrested at Old Point
May Have Been Criminals.
The five men arrested last Sunday at
Old Point by the officers of the county,
as being suspicious characters. and who
were allowed to go free by Magistrate
J. W Richardson after the preliminary
nearing Monday night. owing to the
lack Of damaging evidence. are wanted
in Washington on several charges.
When the men We're taken into custody
the officers wrote to washington in
forming the chief of police Of that CITY
ina they had in custody five men.
whom they believed to be criminals
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-12
DEATH or CAPT GERRy

WASHINGTON. Oct. 11.-Gencral
Otis cables the War Department an
nounclng the death of Captain Wood
bridge Gerry. Of the Thirteenth Infan-
try. which occurred this morning at
san Francisco de Malabon. Captain
Cerly's death was due to gun shot
wounds received yesterday while re-
ccnnoitcring toward BUena Vista.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-12
Real Estate at nrlvate Sale.

HAMPTON
House and lot on Mallory avenue,
81 600.
House ond lot on Mallory avenue,
$500 With all modern improvements
and nice large front and side lawns
House and lot on Queen street, good
business stand, rents for $35 per month
S., 900
Lot on Queen street near King, ST., 900.
Two houses and lots on Washington
street on car line, for both (rent for s25
per month";, $4,000.
House and lot on Holt street, $3.50.
House and lot on Holt street. $4,000.
Lots at Hamilton Station from $50 to
$3.50.
One acre on La Sale avenue, $500.
Houses for rent in all parts Of Hamp-
ton.
Farms to let.
-PHOEBUs.-
House and lot on car line, Old Coun-
ty Road, near Half Way Switch, 81, 500
2Sroom Hotel, furniture and all nee
essary equipments, pool room with tai
bles. bar room fixtures. House can be
rented cheap. For sale at bargain
Come to see me if you want a first
class business place.
House and lot on Poplar avenue $3.50
House and lot on car line near klOn-
dixie avenue. $1,000.
House in same locality, 81 200.
Good business stand on Mellen street,
g.. 900
Houses for rent and farms to let.
G. G. HAMILTON,
Real Estate Agent
King street, Hampton. Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-12

Hampton Female College. propsrt
cGntainin" three acres will be sold Il
laN auction house on Saturday, OctO
Der 18th, 1875? ut II NJ. Terms cash
i. w. PHILLIPS,
io-l2-3t. Auctionccr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-12

This is a most exceptional
opportunity, in the face Of
the marked advance in all
grades Of woolens and cloth
ing. It will be TO your best
interest to call on US and in
spect our stock before buy
ing your fall outfit.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-12
ORDERED TO PHIL1pprSE RS

S0KNOT'FNT.C y ITIILII'f'I IN us.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE War
Department has issued orders to the
Forty-tifth regiment at Fort Smelling,
Mimi. to start for San Francisco, Oc-
tober %, to embark there for the Phil
iEpines.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-12
THE ROMANCE ENDED

That Little Master Cupid will have
his way in all things and especially
when he sends his arrows in the
hearts Of the young, was again demon
strated yesterday evening by the mar
riase OF Chief. Woman ArthuV Wilson
Babcock Of the cruiser Brooklyn, and
Miss Amy Louise Blunt, an exceeding
~ pretty young lady Of Chatham. N.
y. The marriage or these young peo-
is filled with a romance. owing to the
fact that the gallant young groom, who
has Just reached his majority, will leave
in few days for the Philippines to do
battle for his country, while his young
bride. also twenty-one years OF age.
will return to her home in the Empire
State. there to patiently await his
homecoming after two years o. scpar-
alton.
When the White Squadron anchored
in Hampton Roads last Friday morning
the young officer was filled with happy
anticipation for the girl for whom he
would willingly sacrifice his all had
given him her most sacred promise be-
fore the Brooklyn sailed from New
York, that she would meet him at Old
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-12

Councilman r. l.. Tennis has return
Ell from 4 visit to Southern Pines. n. G..
Roy. ] ]. Gravatt. 4 former rector Of
o'c' st. Johns Enisconal church. is Wis
ting friends in the city
Rev j. !. Phaup. OF York county
spent yesterday in Hampton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-12
AT HYMEN'S SHRINE
Hadley- Selden Nuptials at Old
St. Johns.
OTHER WEDDINGS YESTERDAY
Three Marriages in Day, sus pIcious
Characters Recently Released by
Hampton Police Are Wanted
In Washington.
OTHER WEDDINGS YESTERDAY

this city, became HE. bride .,f Mr. Hurr,.
Reynolds Halscy. a ,,rominrnt yn,,ntr
business man of orange. ~
The chanccl Of the church had bco,,
ella borately decorated With golden r,uj
and pottcd plants. while tho soft rlrc-
trio lights and candles made the altar
Il thing of beauty The large clitrc
was filled with the friends; Of the yo1lnp
couple some time before the arrival IL
the bridal party. ana when the hour
for the ceremony arrived MANY pnonl.
we,c unable, tn gain admission
The wedding, Which was uuiuuc in
many respects, was !, notable. s,ciety
event and one that has been looked for
ward to with a great deal of interest nv
Hampton's fashionable set.
MesSrs Williams James and Ionis
Tabb. Of Baltimore and Fleming
James. Of Philadelphia were the uSh-
ers. and Mr.. Fl. D. James Of Workers
n. y. acted as best man
The bridesmaids were Misses Helen
Redseley, Of Baltimore; Miss Mary
Dimmo>k of Newport News: Miss Mary
Phoebus Miss Mamie Phocbus and
Misses Mary Selden ana Elizabeth Sci
den. sisters Of the bride Little Misses
Charlotte Seldom the brides Youngest
sister. and Susie Dimmock Of Ncwpor,
News. were the ring bearers
a PRETTY CE,REAICySY
The bridal cortrcc entered the church,
BY the main entrance. the maids of
three on each side and following the
little ring hearers Narchjn, ia the
main aisle the Young ladies formed i,
a column of twSs and proceeded ia t},c
vestibulo, whore they met the bride
who vas leaning on the arm Of hc,. IA
march to the altar was begun. and on
arriving there the Young ladies' nnrt.d
on either side. forming n massage way
through which the bride was taken ana
met bv the groom. Who had entered III.
church ly way Of thu, altar and Who
was ACCOMPANIED by his hest man Tn.
ceremony was performed by Rev. G. r.
Bryan. pastor who was assisted by the
brides hrother-in-law. Rev Nr We'll
ford. Of Newport News. The ceremony
was beautiful in the extreme. and the
ring added impressiyeness to the oc-
cnsion. Mr.. B t;l read H. r,, Use
marriage service, which was followed
by the reading of !, portion of the sacred
laws by Mr.. Wexford. and then by Mr.
Bryan who recitcd in an impressive
manner the words that made. them
husband and Wife. After the i,cns,-
diction had been pronounced tho old
custom Of the groom kissing the bride
was adhered to- which made the mar
riagc one of the most impressive that
has ever been seen in the old church
After the ceremony the happy couple
We're driven in hacks to the residence
o. the brides parents, on Holt street
whore a sumptuous wedding surpcr
was given them.
The costume Of the bride was Of
While silk and she wore the bridal veil.
which was tied w With sprays Of or
nnge blossoms she carried :: silver
backed prayer book. the gift of the
s, DOM. and from Which the marriage
ceremony was read. Mrs. Halsry who
is one of Hampton's most popular
young ladies. is a decided brunette
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-12
v. [. LAWSON,
CIO'hier. Halter and urni h8r,
HAMPTON. VA.
HAM PTON.

House and lot on Elm avenue :. 81 300
Double house and lot on Mallory
street ..-........ 6UU
House and large lot on King
street j. 5000
Lots 40X120 In West End from $500
to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
House and lot, S4x225, on water y. 2.4OO
House and lot on Franklin street ;. 1.400
House and lot on Armstead ave
nue. ............... decentralization. $500
A good truck farm ~ h good out
buildings. a bargain if sold quick.
PHOEBUS.
Lots at klondyke .........$ 200
House and lot near Barnes Cor
ner ................. ........... $50
House and lot near Mallory street, 700
Business stand on Mellen street J. 240O
-Four cottages and lots Cat a bargain)
Nlne-room house and lot on Cur
street .................. 81 800
Houses for rent in Hampton. Phoebua
and vicinity.
p. ". PHILLIPS.
Phone 81. Hampton. Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-12

DE LA SALE INSTITUTE.
Conducted by the Christian Brothers.
La Sale avenue and Grand
Boulevard,
HAMPTON, VA
a day school for young men and boys.
Prepares for business and college. For
further particulars. apply to,
THE BROTHER DIRECTOR.
9-27-1m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-12
MOVEMENTS OF scrwAs,s co1uu~
Tr"ops Now Retnrri"c FROM SAN FranctSc.
d. N:A,sbnr
(I3v TnIecrap;l)

MANILA. Oct. 1l.-5:5O p M-Gen-
eral SchWan's column. iaving accom-
pushed its purpose Of furnishing tho
rebels. is returning from san Francisco
De Nalabon. With artillery and tie
transportation service
The naval expedition that recently
went TO the mouth of tie Pasig river
to raise the Spanish river gunboat
Arayat, reports that no resistance has
been encountered from the l'ilipinos,
and that the work of salvage is pro-
ceeaing slowly.
The Thirteenth Infantry lost two Off
GERS. Capt. Marion b. Sa:fold ana Capt
Woodbridge Geary. both battalion
commanders.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-12

land several found to be afflicted with
, CHAMBERS were shot
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-12
Fer Sale

sFGr soale.
Large Farm or Hampton river. 81
acres. House ard jutouildings; one
half mile from town, $1,000
Lots Cottage sites on Chess peake
Bay, 5ox125. Terms easy
Land not improved, s25 Der acre, near
ilickmans I'D school.
Lots or Hol', Chapel ana all streets
g NOT IN IT.
), g I'm Lots. East End, On car Inc.
DO YOU WANT?
Newport News.
CALL AND SEE
Lots on Mallory street, phoehus w,
JAMES Y. BICkFoRD.
Phones 4S and 5. Hampton, rs,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-12
Hl,1Er,7 NcTr.c

.
Miss Mary Whitley. who has been
visiting friends in Iynchburl and Red
ford City. returned TO Hampton ycster-
dan
Miss Edith Stilwcll an accomplished
young lady of Savannah Ca, is the
gust Of Miss Addie Richter, in East
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-12
ROADS ALMOST Is,pAssIBLE.

hOADS Al1MOSI lAibASS1BIE.
SAN FRANCISCO DE MALABON
T. r.. Oct. 11-General Schwan's CO.
umn approaching this town marched
through a country 50 muddy that the
mules all collapsed. Il. occupied the
town wthout lighting, the insurgents
retreaiinE under cover Of the creed
beds. Later accommodating in force
southwark. General Schwan came upoa
trenches where hidden insurgents
poured several volleys upon the gene
IA! and his staff. The rebels resisted
|stubbornly. The rcconroiterers, con
sistinG Of capt. Geary's battalion Of the
Thirteenth regiment AID two guns of
k"illy's battery drove the insurgents
two miles. fighting all the way
INSURGENTS CAPTUiRD.
The found a field piecc and several
wounded and sick ITilipinos flying red
flags ana captured twenty-five insur
gents. including three officers. Many
Filipino dead We're strewn along the
field.
General SchWan's main column start
Cd at daylight this morning along Il
Fearful road on the left bank of tbs.
river. bankers being thrown far ou:
and Major Rudds battalion on tll,.
right covering the flank. rendering the
fire from the insurgents ineffective
Major Rudd returned to Santa Cruz
before dark. The natives seem to be
generally supporters Of The insurrec-
ton. but few have arms. There was
much firing at American soldiers from
the native huts. General Schwan
spent the night at tMalabon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-12

10-12-3t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07

8ir baben i9on friiber geIagt, bab
mir uns ols Sauptprin3ip fir Die
nG9ite bemotratii6e Nationalzplatz
form, einen enti4ieoenen ProteIt segen
ben ySmperialtSmus" niini6en. Oas
gdbe etnen Wabltampf, Der einen f6Ds
men Sieg nit ii6 b~ringen unb 5uglei9
oas Spiel Der Repu6litaner peroerben
piirbe, tpel9e nit aler Sraft barna9
tra6ten, bic 0smotraten gu bepegen,
Die r9elofrage" gum natipnalen CAN'T
APPEL 81 MAIDEN.
DAB rNnti : grpaniion" bas
S6Ia4t9ei6rei Der Semotraten iein
niro, barauf beutet Die Sbatia6e bin,
Dab i'm bemotrutiI9en Saus= Gautus
in @uibingtOn in perfl. @o6e fOIgenoe
Prin5tpien : GrtlGrung angenpmmen
puroe:
.@ir balten bufiir, DAB bic gerfdi>
lung Der Ser. Staaten fir elm intslis
gentes, Sreibett liebenoes uno ii9 ielbTt
regierenbes @plt eiabltrt tpuroe unb
ni9t nit GrfOlg fir elm @plt nit perz
I9ieOenen @igeni9aften uno 3uitdns
ben angepanbt rperben tam. @ir
9alten buber oafiir, baB cine &oIpniuls
8plitit i'm Wioeriprub gu Der Sbeorie
unIerer Regierung itebt unD bic groBen
fret6ettliGen Yrin3ipien umitDBt,
pel6e gu Iieben mir gelebrt iporben
Itnb.
rgBir itnb nit Der llnubbGngigfeitsz
@rtldrung Der 4nii6t, bab aue Reggie
rungen lire gererbte Mfa6t bon Der
GtntpiQigung Der Rseierten berIeit:r,
unb mir Iinb u~nentgeltli6 eegen Die
Gtablirung elmer Hegierung Der Ser.
Staten pbne GinpiQigung bss Su
regterenDen Bottles"