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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-31
PRINCESS ISABELLA "A BRIDE.
Sister OF Duo D'Orlenns Ia Welded t
Prince Jean.
(By Telegraph.

tBy Ie!cgllpl.)
LONDON, Oct. 30.-Princess Isabella
Of Orleans (slster Of the Duke Of Or
leans) and Prince Jean Of Orleans, were
married at St. Raphaels church,
Kingston, this morning. The Bishop
of Southwark, assisted by London
priests, ottlciated.
The Duke of Orleans gave the bride
away. The church was lavlshly deco
rated with flowers and palms, white
crythanthemums, camelias and roses
predominatng There was great at
tendance of royalty and other dlstin-
guished persons including the Countess
Of Paris, the Duke and Duchess OF
Chartres the Princess of Wales
Princess Waldemar, Of Denmark,
Prince Henry Of Orleans. the Duke OF
AIencon, the Duchess of Aosta ana
many diplomats.
Kingston and Twickenham displayed
flags and bunting Of the French and
English colors
The wedding breakfast was at York
house Twickenham, and there were
over so historical and monetary gifts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-31
HOBART NEAR DEATH
Vicerpresident Has but a Short
Time TO Live.
HIS END HOURLY EXPECTED
Yga Iyos yseen an Ill Man Since the CloAe OF
the Last Congress. His Complaint
All Affection OF tho Heart
With Complications.
lRN TelcGl.aph.)

NEW YORK, Oct. a0.-Vice Prcsidchl
Hobart, who has been i'll for weeks AZ
his home in Paterson. n. D., suffered i
relapse this morning. lie ilad IL sue.
ccssion of choking SpcllS resullii'=
from an imperfect action Of the heart
an old afiiction complicated with IN
Examination of the stomach. Mr.. flo-
b,rt has not been able to attend to III:
private affairs for the past two OF
tE1ee DAYS and an intimate friend mas
been given power Of attorney 10 slSl
checks and attend to other matters OF
that character.
One of the physicians IN attendance
at 6o'clock tonight said that while tht
condition of Mr. Hobart was SERIOUS
he was better than at any time WlthlL
he past "A hours
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-31
FERRY BOAT GUT IN TWO.
Yves Rum Down by Savannah Liner. hi
raculous Eaeapra of Passengers.
(By Telegraph.)

(By Ielesflpn.)
NEW YORK, Oct. 3l.-The Pennsyl..
vanla fcrryboat Chicago, .2iyinszs7saH
tween Jersey City and Ne% York VI,
cut In two by the savaEnah liner Cit'p
Of Augusta Mt /: 80 this (TuesdnyC
morning on the New York side Of the
North river. She went down in seven
or eight ...Ir.;autes. There were be-
tweci. thirty and forty people aboard,
cuur being wOmen.-It Is supposed that
several persons were drowned, though
there is no positive proof Of this.
NO PANIC.
In SPITE of the severity Of the accident
there was no panic. Most Of the peo-
Pile We're on the upper deck and Galy
half q dozen persons were on the loNIar
deck. Most Of the persons manngt4
TO obtain life preservers. Some others
who could not obtain them, about half
q dozen In number, swan ashore.
Estimates mado by the persons who
succeeded in escaping vary considern-
bly,, some thinking 1t possible that no
loss OF life re suited while others be-
ieye that ut least score of persons
were drawn Into the vortex as the fer.
nv boat sank
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-31
PHILIPPINE COAIMlssION
Now Sitting In Washington. Almos,
Ready TO Submit Itn Report.

tDS IelcStal'lj
WASHINGTON, oct. 31.-Thc Phil
Urine Commission held is first meet
ing at the quarters selected for them
in the Arlington today. Prof Schur-
man, for whose arrival other members
have been waiting. reached Washing
ton this morning and paid an early
call at The state Department, after
which he went to the commissions
rooms where Admiral Dewey and Col.
DENLY were waiting. Prof Worcester
was the last ITO arrive and the conf
mission sat down to business soon utter
1890 1t was announced before the
meeting that all the sessions would be
secret and that none Of the dcllbtra~
tons would be made public till the
commission had finished its lab0rs.
Col. DENLY said no program had been
arranged and that it was impossible tn
say even what general course would Dc
followed until after the commissioners
had discussed the matter.
The commission reorganlzcd It's clcr-
zeal force and roughly blocked out the
form of it's report. There is a mass oil
material on hand and a good part Of
the report is already written. 1t was
said after the meeting that it was too
soon to say now=long the work in hand
would take, but the suggestion was
made by one member that 1t would be
a matter of some weeks but not much
longer The commission Will meet dali
" lro 10 ill l, leaving the afternoons
and evenings for individual work.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-31

! feed them, refusing to surrender them
as well as the other Spanish prisoner;
in the hope of compelling Spain TO rec
ogni2e the Independence OF the IS
lands.
From 'rarlac to Bamban, about two.
! thirds OF the way. the commissioners
| travelled by train on the NaAilt-pagu'
| nan railway. The remainder OF the
| Journey from Eomban to Angeles thcA
made on foot. escorted by handsomely
mounted Filipino cavalry. They w"r,
| received between the outposts by !;
member Of General MacArthur'S staff
and were brought by train to Manila.
AMERICANS WE'LL TREATED.
There We're II American prisoners,
| they say. at rarlac all of whom alr
we'll treated. Lieut.. j. G. Gilmore, Of
The T.. $. s. Yorktown, who fell into the
hands Of the insurgents III B;tlcr, Oh lilJ
coast Of Luzon, where the Yorktown
had gone on a special mission To re-
lirvc the Spanish garrison. is at BinSat.
The commissioners hapc brought II
letter to Gen Otis from certain Fill
Pine leaders in regard to the murder
of the nSurScntZ general. Luna. WHO
wish to avengc the assassination by
AguinaIdos officers and who ask an
interview
According to the commissioners
statement, Aguinaldo, WHO is still ut
Tarlac, With 1000 troops. wishes to
continue the war although he has Il
high opinion Of the American officers
land soldiers. Gen. LaWtnn he calls
~! General De la Nochc", thr Night
GcneraD, because that commander has
attacked him SO often in the darkness
that he never knows when to look for
him.
AGUINALDO NELL SUPPLIED.
Aguinaldo is said to be we'll supplied
With arms and ammunition and he IS
able to get plenty OF rice from TIL"
northern provinces.
With the Spanish commissioners
came large number Of women, the
families of eight prominent officers Of
the Filipino army, who recently appli-
ed to General Otis for permission 10
send their families To Manila. Upon
the receipt Of the military governors
decision, the nature of which has not
been disclosed the women and chill
dren started under escort into the
American lines. When they reached
Angeles Gen Macarthur compelled
them to halt about a mile beyond
our outposts where they will remain
while their credentials are being cX-
ainincd.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-31
YoUNG,s MARCH rnkouGH MUD.
Great Difficulties Attend she Advance on
CahRnusan.
iRY Telegraph.

(BS TeleSraph.)
MANILA, Oct 31.-S:2O \. M.-Gen-
elal Young, With the infantry, is adj
vancing upon Cabanutan under am
cuities. The country is furroWed with
rivers and deep ravines. the bridges
over which have been destroyed.
The mud is deep, rations are short
and the transportation Of supplies has
been DELAYED by low water and the poor
condition of the roads. There are sut1l-
cient stores, however, to keep the bri-
gade. The insurgents for a long time
have lived Off the country, impoVer-
ishing It, The American horses arc n9t
vet accustomed to the native grass,
and a long bullock train has left San
Felnado carrying hay for the cavalry
The Spaniards report that there ,llt
no insurgents at Cabanatuan The
gunboat Lasuna de Bay dispersed a
force Of rebels who were engaged In
constructing trenches beyond Santa
Rosa. The boat was fired upon by 4
party of insurgents bearing White
flag. She is now aground.
Numbers of Chinese are coming tc
Angeles from Tarlac paying the insui
gents for the privilege.
Is is now reported that Aguinaldt
and the Filipino Congress are still al
Tarlac
There are about 500 insurgents before
Angeles They have been quiet for the
past week. Two thousand rebels ars
at Damhan, five miles to north.
General Bates has been recalled from
San Fernando and ordered to sail fol
1.-The Southern islands as soon as posi-
hlr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-31
RACE TROUBLE IN COURT.
Right OF Board of Education to Establibll
an Rxcluslve School Disputed.
lRY TELEGRAPH.

(By Telegrapn.)
WASHINGTON. Oct 31.-The United
States Supreme Court today heard ar
gument in a case involving the right
Of the Board Of Education Of Richmond
county Ca to establish high schoo
for whites in August without also es-
tablshIng high school for colored
children.
The case was based upon the petit
ton Of number Of colored people ol
the county who asked that an order De
issued ether compelling the board t
give their children the advantages OF
public high school or compel the
board to refrain from carrying on
white high schools for the support Ct
which the petitioners are taxed. Tho
case involves the construction OF the
federal constitution and has attracted
considerable attention. Former Unit,
ed States Senator Edmunds appeared
for the colored people and Messrs. }
Granhal and +. II. Miller for the Boart
IOf Education.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-31
Hanged Him to y Tree.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 3O--A special to tn,
Post Dispatch from Fayctte Mo, says;
Tom Hayden, Il negro aged "A years
was taken from the officers who had
him under arrest for the murder of An
drew Woods, a young white man. ana
hanged to a tree eight miles west "l
here last night.
The killing took place just previous
to the lynching and was the result oi
a fight over q game of crap in progress
at q negro festival at the place of Al
Wilhic. Tom Hayden was arrested
by the sheriff and WAS being taken b.
the West Faycltc Jail when the mol
uverhaulcd them and overpowcrcd tho
officers. Hayden had q bad reputation
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-31
looking for Trouble.

Sergeant Reynolds last night arrest
.eeIcf f ~ es tfield and =ad him rut int
the iocksup.z-slNestfiel1 cid OH sJune,Tl6 was
arrested FOR disorderly conduct. He
was relaeed by Magistrate semrnes on
his IN recognition in the sum of $50,
and 4Dever came back" for trial. Next
day,Shc not showing Up, a fine Of $50
Has8cntered against his name. Yes
terday he returned to the city and q
feR. hours; later liesWas in luraMce.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-31
TRIAL OF TIE KENTUCKY,
Tho Mig f,attleship VIII Go Out Today u
the Weather Permits.

Today is the day set for the build
ers' trial Of the lirst-caSs bAttleS1il
Kentucky, which has been advance
about IS per cent. toward completion DS
the builders, the Newport News ship
building and Dry Dock Company. il
the weather conditions are Favorable
the big defender will leave the shipyarc
this morning about 6 o'clock ane
will be out about twelve hours proVld'
ing all Of the tests to be made are sat
issactory. 1t Is expected, Of course
that the ship will behave to the cn;ir'
satisfaction Of her builders without an!
prolonged tests.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-31
3GQUI|D| Homes $ e + ! : >
Great Bargain.

Five handsome brick residences on
Torty-ninth street, at price the In
torest on which would not exceed the
equivalent of SIS per month rent, and
on easy terms; each containing seven
rooms, besides large store room, china
closet, bath room, etc. Complete hoe
and cold water connections. gas, etc.
Fronts finished with white press brick:
octagon bay windows both floors and
handsome cornice. Location aud
uejghborhood first-class. Cars run al
most to the door. II not sold at once
would rent three Of the houses to very
desirable tenants at IL moderate price.
Apply on premises to N. PARTEE,
Agt., SO. Mfg Co. l0-2S-6t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-31
r.
Knights of kInnore

The Knights df Honor held q meet
ing at Phillips Hail corner Of Wash
iugton avenue and TWentysiNtll street.
last night. There was a Very large at
tendance. Notwithstanding the fierce
storm that was raging, Several mems
hers We're Initiated. There were q
number OF ncw applicants for member
ship, which We're elected, and after the
medical examiners have passed upon
them, will be initiated q. the next
meeting, which will be held next Mon
day night, November 5.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-31
FIGHT WITH CANNIHAI.S.
Telegraph Expedition Meets with LiveI.
Experiences In the Congo.

wy INi' tllli'J
LONDON, Oct. 30.-Mail adViccS
from the Congo announce that Capt
Mohun. formerly United states consul
at Zanzibar, who is commanding the
Belgian TanganyikeCongo Telegraph
expedition, has reached the Congo Free
State and was engaged at the end Of
July, in a fierce battle at 4Sangul,
where the force consisted Of ten lIu-
roEcans. with Captain ,Mohun con-
handing. Shortly after the attack
commenced, Baron .Dhamis, the Belgian
commander. dispatched three c"mpa-
MES CT soldiers to assist Mohun and the
enemy, consisting cG. cannibals, who
horribly torture their wounded, were
finally routed. Captain Mohun did
great execution with Il Winchester re-
peatcr 1t is estimated that the enemy
numbered ! 800 men and lost 800 killed
and eco wounded. The belgian force
lost nine men killed and forty seven
wounded. The enemy ed to Tanany-
ika,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-31
c1VJI, RJITJ, EXTENDED.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-Word has
been received here Of the further extern
sion of the civil administration in the
towns adjacent to Manila. These in
cludc Pasig, TaGuig and Patcros, where
elections have been held under the ui-
rection Of the military officials to carry
on the civil affairs of the town. IN
order from the eighth army corps also
directs the election OF u new miyol al
linus. as the one formerly chosen M:
failed to exercise his functions Of late
and is thought to have gone over to
Lthc Insurgents.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-31
LASTNIGNIiS STORM.
One of the Sevarest of the Year aud One of
1h. Most DisacrNeAble.

Last nights storm was one of The
most severe and Gisagrccable that this
section has known for a year. 1t rain
ed most Of the time and the wind blew
d curious gale
just before O'clock, a piece Of tin
blew off E0senbaum's roef, on Wash
ington avenue and, falling on an cleo
trio light Wire, caused q temporary
shutdown. Beyond inc melting OF a
few fuses. no damage Was done. an"
the lines were IN working order again
as soon as the trouble could be repair
ed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-31
Lnnx.hnren,en,s Union.

The white 'ongslorcmen met last
night in regular session. NO business
was transacted of any Importance, but
q feature III the meeting was the read
ing OF q letter from President keefc
Of the National Association. Informing
this union that contrary to their belief
on the subject, there was no restriction
on them as to the matter of member
si,iD
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-31
1NEII. pl,EpARED.

LONDON, oct. 30.--I.ntest news from
the western border has apparently re-
assured the British authorities as TO
the ability Of Mafeking and Kimberley
to withstand assaults.
A despatch from Fort Tuli, forwarded
during the evening Of October "a, an
nounccs that Rlackburn's force In the
slirmish at Rhodes Drift, killed IL
Beers. a IIatlir spy reported that
many more Beers were lying IN tile
lrit, dying.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-31
BURIAL GEN. GUY HENRY.
Military Obseuuies at Arlington
fismetery.

WASHINGTON Oct. 30.-Gencrnl
Guy e!lenry WAS given military burial
at Arlington today, his grave being
close 10 the Temple of Fame and within
sight OF that of his old commander.
General Cook. The President, secretary
of war. and other members of the cabl-
net attended the services both at the
church and cemetery.
The military escort consisted OF a
battery Of artillery. Troop l, Of the
Third Cavalry. now stationed at Fort
Mypr where Gen. Henry was once IN
command and members of the Guy Y.
Henry garrison, a colorcd veterans
association comprising many of the Old
troopers of the Tenth cavalry vino
served under Henry in the west.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-31
Trial of MOllneaux.
(By Tclegraph.)


NEW YORK, Oct. 3O-Active prop
larations are going on in the office Of
the District Attorney today for the
trial Of Roland 3. Mnineaux, who is
charged with the murder of Mrs Katl-
crime J. Adams. The trial will begin
on November 10, two weeks from TO-
day and will probably be held in tho
criminal branch of the Supreme Court
instead of the Court of General Scs-
lsiOns.
Ehe-1sistrict Attorneys office viii APP
lily Tor special panel of 1000 talesmar
from whom to select II jury.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-31
GEM. OTIS, REPORT

WASHINGTON, Oct Gothic Wan
Department has received the following
from Gen. Otis at Manila:
"Detachnlent Of Bells regiment,
Thrty-siXth volunteers, rcconnoicr-
ing toward T7lorida-Blan west Qua
qua. struck body of insurgents in newly
CONSTRUCTED trenches. Attacked AM!
drove enemy who left in hands Of de-
tachmcnt four ins,lrgcnt officers and
eight men killed. three prisoners and
nine rifles. Casualties. capt. French
and Lieut. Ferguson wounded, not
dangerously. One enlisted man killed;
six wounded.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-31
Now pearA1m,.a, Barker.

Rear Admiral a. S. Barker, command
ant of the Norfolk navy yard, received
his commission Friday afternoon, and
at 8 o'clock Saturday morning his flag
was ,hoistel on the receiving ship
Franklin and saluted with thirteen
guns. Later the ,battlcship Texas and
the Scorpion saluted with thirteen
guns. each of which was returned from
the Franklin.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-31
c0NA1Issan,N- pErI-RNs.

1925 p. M.-Fhc Spanish commission
which entered the insurgcnt lines {.
month ago with money to relieve the
wants OF several thousand military and
civil Spanish prisoners, returned to
Angeles today. The commissioners re-
port that they spent most of the time
in Talac and the vicinity, where there
are some 200 sick Spaniards in the hos
pital. The Filipinos i'll treat and ill
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-31
run NAVAL, RR7cAnE

LONDON, Oct. Silt Is believed TIM,
the naval brigade which arrived Mon.
day at Ladysmith consists Of 100 NEIL
from the British cruiser Philomel, with
some of the PhIlomels four inch quick
frers, with a range Of 10000 yards, fir
ing forty-flvc pound shell.
The battery that was lost Is one con-
ststlng Of six two and a half inch muz-
zlc lOaders and thirty-six mules.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-31

20 escape. Sergeant Milstcai, WhI
Happened 10 be on that side OF the room
quickly got close 10 the man ana r.
mainod there until a lamp was obtain
cd. The jury in their room struck III
Nearer MY God to Thee, and Their
singing lent sort Of weirdncss to the
situation.
THE INSTRUCTIONS.
The instructions. which were the re-
suit Of day and 4 half Of discussion
ana nogitalon. We're tWcNtT-four III
number They were rot read TO the
jury until after supper when court re-
convened to hear argument in the case.
Attorney Ruth introduced an inno-
walton, so far as the practice in this
court is concerned. by excepting to
certain instructions CT the court az
each one was read.
The argument did not begin until 500
o'clock, when the tlCmmonWcalth's at
torney began mis- presentation Of the
case to the jury. He summed the cas-:
III, strongly for the State, but briefly,
going over the evidence witness by Wit
ness. ana concluding with an eXplana-
ton of the numerous instructions as
viewed by him.
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impressed upon the jury the immense
Responsibility upon 4 jury.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-31
GEN BUTLER IN TABLE BAY

GEN. BUTLER IN TABLE BAY.
LONDON, Oct. 31.-A despatch from
Cape Town announces the arrival In
Table Bay Of the Dunotter Castle. late
last evening with General Sir Redver:
Butler and his staff who are expected
TO land this morning. They will meet
with u tremendous ovation In Cape
Town.
1t is reported from Pretoria that zoe
OF the British wounded from Dundee
have arrived there and were furnished
accommodation in the state school
building.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-31
RLlTnSu REPIIfISED

LORENZO MARQUES. Oct. 30.-A
despatch received here today from
Pretoria under date of October %, says
General Cronjc, the Bocr commanler
announced that the British garrison al
Mafeking made a bayonet attack or
Commandant LOWS laager. - mean
Grandsland but were REFUSED. leaving
six dead on the field and 1t was be.
icvod that many Of tho attacking
party were wounded. It is said thai
Col. l3adcn-Powell asked for an ar
mistice in order to bury the dead
General Cronjc consented to this, the
Beers assisting in placing the dead IL
the wagon returning to Mafeking.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-31
Dewey in Possession.
BY .relAgraph.)

Wy stT7FT'1
WASHINGTON Oct. 3O.-Almiral
Dewey took possession Of his new home
today. Preparations for the move
have been going forward for several
days. Tonight the last of the furniture
was arranged in the new house and
the admiral's trunks were brought up
from the apartments he has been occu-
plying at the Everett.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-31
plumhcra,o Organiza.

The plumbers Of the city will meet
Thursday night 10 effect permanent
National Organizer 10.
,parson Of Norfolk, viii Ec here. Tho
meeting will lie held at No. 213 Twenty
=aiehth street.