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The Newtown bee., 1899-08-11
WATERFOWL.
BOYS OFF FOR A coop TIME.

BOYS OFF FOR GOOD TIME
At the matinee OF the Great Moral
Freak show given by the Christ church
choir BOYS, last Saturday afternoon, the
following verses were eur & as finale tc
the tune of Ka-fooZle.
For four long ears In church we've served
And never taken holiday;
If any errors you've observed.
We're sure you will excuse le-'em.
SO since we've been so very good,
We're gong away, two weeks to stay;
II yOu should send rs cash or foods
You bet we won't refuse le.'em.
Sund up such things as pies and ham,
Rolled oats, and tea, and some coffee,
And bacon, and preserves, and jami
oh, no, we won't refuse le-'em.
Then don't forget corned beef for hash,
Or tail to bake an ample cake;
Potatoes, too, to try or mash,
We undertake to use le-'em.
The boys will start for a two weeks
outing at Quassspaug, next Monday
morning. they have rented the old
Dews place and general good time Is
expected. Mr. and Mrs Cunningham will
accompany them to see that they keep
within due bounds and that none OF them
get into mischief.
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At CHRIST CHURCH.


The musical service at Christ church,
las Sunday evening, was botn interest
ing and impressive. The fact that Miss
Cunningham was to sir & for the last
time before leaving for her home in En-
land, tended to draw out large crowd.
Miss Cunningham sang very pleasingly
and it ia with feelings of regret that the
people who have had the pleasure of
hearing her sing and OF having made her
acquaintance bid her good-by. We hope
that she will see her way to make anoth-
er visit to Watertown. The work OF the
choir and the organist, last Sunday even
ing, is also worthy OF particular mention.
GRANGE PICNIC AT HIGH ROCK GROVE
The Grange picnic, which is to be held
at High Rock Grove, will take place, Au-
gust %. On that day High Rock Grove
will be the stamping ground Of the
Changers and it is safe to gamble that
there will be good time. An excursion
train will probably run from Watertown
and without doubt good crowd will go.
There is some question as to where the
Sunday school picnic will be held. The
understanding was that it should be at
Hanover park, but the latest reports are
doubtful, and it may be at Quassapaug.
Last Wednesday the Juniors of Christ
clutch Sunday school gave picnic on
the lawn at the residence of Mrs r. B.
Noble.
MIR and Mrs Caterson OF Woodlawn, N.
Y, have been visiting at Mrs Currie's on
Watertown Heights.
Mrs Frank Rowland spent Sunday at
Beacon Falls.
Percy Hudson went to Ansonia, la t
Sunday.
The machinery has all been placed in
the new part Of the Hepinway 81 Bart
lett Silk company's shop and the power
was started, Monday morning.
Jack Dunnigan, who has been at work
in Woodmont, was home over Sunday.
Victor Hungerford Of New York spent
Sunday in Watertown.
Mrs Birkemeyer, former resident Of
Watertown, visited her sons family, last
Sunday, and returned tn her home in
Massachusetts,, Monday morning.
| Miss May Pritchard spent Sunday with
her brothers. family in Watertown.
A good many of our people drove to
the new waterworks at Bethlehem, last
Sunday.
A. B. Whitney of Bethel, who lately
bought out the blacksmith shop near the
Depot, has been favored with growing
patronage. He is first class workman
and always found on duty. Amy parties
having horses requiring expert treatment
should give him call. 1t Is a handy
shop to get at and place where your
work will be done to satisfaction.
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-11
W Fest CORNWALL.

NUGGETS OF NEWS.
Robert Dlbble and family Of Valley
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-11

Rev George Servis is entertaining his
mother, Mrs Servis.
Miss Bryant of New York recently Wis
tied Mrs r. Ambler.
E. d. Kelsey and daughter. Josephine,
of Coney leland, Brooklyn, have visited
Mrs L. M. Curtis.
Miss Irene Brinsmsde has visited Mrs
q. P. Nichols.
Dewitt Lawrencesof Westport recent
ly visited T. FL. Turner.
Mrs Blue, who was one of the victims
of the dreadful trolley accident on the
Shelton extension, Sunday afternoon,
vas the mother Of Mrs Mum, formerly Of
this place.
c. B. Nichols and family of Monroe
visited 1 E. Nichols, last Sunday.
Clara Ingalls, recently entertained an
out of town friend.
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church. This has now been painted.
The result ia very pleasing to the eye.
NICHOLS.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

Methodist Episcopal church. Rev
George W. Servis, pastor. Preaching at
10 30 a. M, Sunday school at N. In the
evening the preaching and Christian En-
deavor services will be consolidated. A
twilight service will be held commenc-
ing at 6 40. The topic of the evening
will be "a service of promises" John
Il: LA. Miss Ruth Bene will lead. II
is hoped that there will be large at.
tendance at this meeting.
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-11

spent over Sunday at bis home In Bill
lings, n. Y.
Mrs Truman Smith and childrsn of
North Wilton spent Tuesday with her
mother, Mrs Nettie Beers.
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-11

CASTo7TA.
nA. "A The Kind You Hare NKzE basEf
s's. "a &2gzAl
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-11

We have on hand
all sizes in Screen
Doors and Window
Screens
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- - - II ~ II X -
-. ~ The Kind You Have Always Bosg1a
s'ss : 1 aszk
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YACHT COLUMBIA A MARVEL.
summary IF Her Splendid Showing in the
York Yacht Clubs Trials.
(Bv TcIec,rar)h.)


NEWPORT. r. l., Aug 12-The New
YORK Yacht Club squadron rides ut an
chor in the Ihalbor tonight and the
cruise of 1890 is ended During the
Srnise Of - miles from New Bedford
ne wind held on longer than yesterday.
but the yachts ran into soft spots and
i've miles from the finish the entire
iieet was becalmed for ha!f an hour.
The Columbia kept up her record of
victories of the week. not only leading
III the Yachts over the line, but defeat
!E'g the Defender /? minutes and sec
ands elapsed time. The actual distance.
however, between the beats was less
than two miles, fer the old boat came
up Very slowly in the light air. besides
being somewhat delayed by a short luf
ing match with the schooner Calonia
which finished about the same time.
The Columbia victory was neynrsro-
less perfectly legitimate and She showed
herself marvel in light weather.
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M'A,srnun.s MEN MOVE ONWARD.
Troops Had a Hard March to Santa Rita
nlany Fell from Exhaustion,
(By Tclegl-al,,l.)

Wy Il SlS,Sl >it'Atj
MANILA. Aug. l2.-10:4O A. Mad
vices from Calulet under date OF Al-
rust l. report that General Macarthur,
onk the Ninth regiment. Il battalion os
the IWenty-s acond t:nd {, detachment Of
he First Artillery from Calulet to san
Il Rita. near Bacolor, on Friday morn
ing. The entrance Of the troops into The
town vas not opposed, the Insurgents
leelES as the Americans approached.
Ifne troops had Il hard march Of ten
miles, in some places being Obliged 20
%ild" waist deep in water Many we've
sNhausted The troops will spend the
lls'ht at Santa Rita and proceed Satu:-
lay.
Lieut.. Howard. OF Gen. Whcaton's
starr. with five scouts from the Iowa
regiment, marched UP the railroad into
Angeles y small force OF rebels at
acked the scouts outside the town and
Lieut.. Howard sent for reinforcemants
General Whcaton's orders We're, how
sver. that the Americans should not
aas,'uny Angeles and a force Of 500 o..
500 rebels occupied the town, Lieut.
Howard retired.
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CITIES ARE RESPONDING.
doncy, Food and Clothing Promised In
Response to RooL's Appeal.
DIV Tclecranhl

y
WASHINGTON. Aug. 12-Responses
- the appeal of Secretary Root for aid.
for the suffering and destitute in Porto
lico, are coming in from the mayors
of the diferen cities in a most sratl-
Tying manner. Promises cf money,
FOOD and clothing are made ard it is
said that the work OF relief will be
comne,,ael Immediately and pushed
With all vigor.
The War Department is already as
sured of a fun ship load for the Nc
Fferson which sails next Monday In
addition to the peas and rice ordered
by the subsistence department the shin
wil be filled with donations that Fave.
been generously offered.
The Secretary has designated III.
l;ank Of North America, New York, as
he depository for funds and Col Il. i.
Jones, chief quartcrnaster to receive
supplies and provisions.
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\ MERE FORloRIlNSEp

Mash ISliToN, aug. 1o.-After re-
&cNlrs tonishts report from the
Southern States. Prof Garrett, cllicf
,ofecaster Of the wea thcr bureau. said
nc Gid not consider that The West IN
IRAN hurricane had yet reached the
FLORIDA coast regarding the high winds
az Today at Jupiter and other points in
the southern part of the State as Il
mere forcrunner Of the storm which is
yet TO coEle. 'He said it was evident
mat the center of the hurricane would
enter the coast somewhere south OF
Jupiter He further expressed the opin-
ION that the storm would curve upon
Hltting the coast. turning northward
from the striking point
VELOCITY OF STORM is SLOW.
He expects the hurricane to be felt
rs far north as Jacksonville and Sa-
vannah tonight. ard said that in all
probability cane Hattcras would be
reached at least by the advanced gales
within the next tWcnty-four hours.
However. it f;id not Yet Dacn thought
necessary TO display hurricane signals
north of the South Carolina coast. The
velocity of the storm is regarded as
SLOW. but so long as it is out at sea,
The weather bureau officials are not dis
posed TO talk very freely of the posi-
bilities in the way Of damage.
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Du Viver Incident CInxen.

WAsIIINGTCN, Aug. 12-rrhc mel
dent with flayti. growing out CT the
effort or one Du Nivcr to seek asylum
IN the American legation there. is
Thought To he closed. Instructions
We're sent Minister. Powell just a wcs K
ago, and he has not bccn heard from
except to say that the instructions
would pc carried out. The instructions
!t IS understood. conform to the well
established usage or the department.,
Mn:fh IS That no person charged witt,
violation of la" shal DC harborcd, ex-
ccpt his offcnse be purely political
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Mother Arrivesto late.
(Hy Tclcgrsuph,)

COLUMBIA, S. G., Aug IA story
ONES from Georgetown county, of the
faIlng awe ci a young negro child by {,
Nld hog which vcntured out Of a
swamp and seized it's pray.
The mother CT the child came Epon
Inc scene just in time to save few
fragments or the ehild's body upon
which the animal was still munchng
The sWamps in THAT section were one
'linc lil'ed With wild bears ana animals
Of that class.
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200 BODIES IN THE MORO CUE.

~733. M 81 y ~ CAN lUE.PUFST,O ERIGO, Aug
ccprd Ing agofti cjaa EefoT. Il re-
Sstroyed during he recent severe . r
he place being Inundated BY water
rom the ocean and*river: 200 bodies arc
the morgre there and hundreds Of
persons are missing. A number of
wealthy citizens who lived on pl:nta-
ions on the suburbs We're drowned
The commanding otiicerSpf the district
las ordered that the Bodies of the We
TINS OF the disaster Shall be buried
"here they arc found. San Juan has
oeen applied to for supplies
According to the latest report from
Yabucoa eighty bodies We're buried
here Wednesday while the remains of
~ victims have not been recovered
the church is the only building left
standing.
1t Is rumored that Il number Of Amer
can soldiers were killed at MaraSuez.
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v-saela Sailed.

:, steamer, Isle of Kent (Bro, clcghorn,
Steamer, Samoa dsrD, Hudson. Rot
tcrGam.
steamer Sorrento (Gcr). SCHULTZ.
Iariburg
Schooner. Augustus Palmer. Bangor.
ven
:, Schooner, Eva Z. Douglass, Bennett.
Portsmouth.
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Publther Hnnn.li "a Hnpkrupt

(By Telegr1ph)
NEW YORK. Aug. IA voluntary
nctltlon in bankruptcy was filed today
snc ,lnltcd States Court in Brook Ign
by John Harper Eonnesll, publisher
with liabilities of S74o,l9l. The petit
Toner claims assets Of only $500.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-13
Great West India Hurricane Has
Reached the Coast.
WINDS SWEEP FLOR
Warned by the Weather bureau, Shipping
Interests Suffered Little from The ISur.
rtcnne. Fears Felt for Steamers
ut Sea from Southern Ports.
GEY Trlc~l.unh.l

WASHINGTON, Aug. 12-S p. NJ
Forecast Tor Virginia Unsettled wealth
er Sunday With probably showers in the
afternoon; showers Monday; brisk
northeast winds, probably high in
southern portion.
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Appalling Reports from Devas
tated Porto Riean Cities.
fHE WORST is NOT KNOWN
Iundrcds Of Bodies Lie Buried Under
Walls That We're Blown Down by the
Hurricane. Many Towns ara
P.antat1 ms Submerged,
(BN Telegraril.l

PENCE PORTO RICO, Aug 12.-The
errilic wind which accompanied tho re-
ent storm destroyed a number of
ouses on the higher ground, While the
foods demolished bridges and houses
md caused great loss of human life. A
a1Sc number OF cattle We're killed.
The storm was most severe IN the
entral part of the island and along the
southern coast. Three hundred bodies
.ave been buried in the city OF Ponce
md it is estimated that 1000 persons
tere drowned in the Ponce district.
NUA1BER OF DEAD NOT KNOWN.
The number OF people OF the lower
'lasses lost is not Known but it is GER
ain that thee We're few fatalities
imonS the Americans.
Considerable unrest has been mani
ested among the people and q cavalry
'atrol has been established The water
supply has been restored
During the progress of the storm the
municipal hospital was wrecked and its
PATIENTS We're removed to the military
hospital.
TOWNS DEVASTATED.
laDucGa. AdjuntaS and HunacaC
we're devastated and in some instances
nitro Villages We're swept out Of exis-
ence. One hundred persons are re-
'o:ted to have been killed on a coffee
)lanlation- Everybody is ruined, pes
Hence threatens and money and work
IRE needed, and Il newspaper appeal has
oeen made to the American people for
elief. The calamity, With the CONNER
aial depression. has produced a terrible
ondition Of affairs.
Both Americans and Porto Ricans de-
nand the adoption Immediately OF j
te1iniJe permanent policy on the par,
# the government.
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TWO FOR cINc1N,N AR

FIRST GAME
Score: r Il y
Cincinnati ..... o00oOao - )
Batteries: Willis and Bergen: Tnylor
and I'eitz -
SECOND GAME
Score: pu y,
Boston ,.:......... ooo11 ;
Glnclnnatl 1890. O3 @ 0 3 o. 10 :
Philips ana Clark
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Olympia Salts for Legl orn.
(By Tclcyraph)

NIiV 'lrIWSTaph.)
NAPLES. Aug. 12.--'Tfhc United States
ir'1l.'cr Olympia sailed today for Leg
horn.
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Lsl'ia" evils ~ Dead.

q w :
ss EVEN tSGTCN. CONN. Aug. IL
t1flilan Lewis, he actress. died here
today, Of consumption.
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CYCLONE AT ClJNTE1evILLE.
MONTGoNIERY, ALA, Aug. IL,
eycione struck centcrvllle, Ala, this
No casualties have been reported
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NO DAMAGE AT J1~p1TE,p

JUPITER. FLA, Aug. 12.-The day las
PASSED With no tiercer touch Of the West
India hurricane than u steady gallo
which has not exceeded forty miles Ter
aour. The wind freshened at lhis
morning and under nurl1y skies in
creased in velocity until rate OF about
Iorty miles was recorded. At S o,cloc,.
20: ,onfsht the speed Of the wind is 80 miles
flhe barometer registers 29.57
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-13
STAY or PROCEEDINGS oKASrEr.
Court Grants Mrs Perot Until "Wednesday
to Answer N. w Allegations.
(Ey Telcgl.aph.)


LONDON. Aug. l2-'Ihe Queens
Bench division Of the High Cour, of
Justice was The scene this morning Of
y second development in the case cf
Mrs. VIM. y. l'crot, charged with The
abduction Of her daughter, Gladys. from
Baltimore
Justice Lawrence fixed 10 o'clock this
morning as the time for hearing the ar
!daVit which Mr.. w. II. Perut. the ia
ther-in-law ci Mrs. Pcrot, handed yes
1ercaN to Mr.. Rose Times. counsel :Gr
Mrs. Perot This document is remark
ahlN Strong both in terms ana alleged
fats and in the nature of these. :l,c
case Was heard in Canhl,a, the only Scr
sons present at the proceedings being
Nj. w ri. Pcrct, detectives Gault and
Collins. solicitor Richards. Mr. Rose
Times, repiesentinG Mrs. perot. and Mr..
Newton crane, Who appeared for W. II
l,cfot, ana Il reporter OF the Associated,
Pr&sS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-13

.easter5ca ;11esNfth grsafs 3: .locis
inns afternoon. raising IsQust. cloud that
ma the tops of the hfgh buildings.
Aloas the river front eHsFything was
though q sailor was blown off tha Ma
pile and Ohio dock, but]4was rescued.
Many telegraph and electric power
Poles We're blown down in the city.
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:ALTrMCRE 1G. p1,rrsn1,pc

ENI.IIMCI{E, 1G; PITTSBITRC .
Score: =, ',I,,
Baltimore 49,. ooo3oos Id i J.;
ri.lsDl:rS ..... 0 0 0 O. / % 1
lsatter'rs: kitson ana Smith Cheshire
and Schrivcr
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CASE CONTINUED.

Ar Rise-lnnes i'll addressing Tie
court said:
II only received the affidavit in the
case at IL ocl@.k yesterday ralxin.
into account tho fact that the rcmarka
DsS strong indictments tracing the "a
rcer Of my client since her marriage
ana mat 1T contains allegations Of the
worst character must ask you 10 adj
Jo't'h the case to Il convenient GATE
chat we have an opportunity Of answer
ing it,"
i'ne Judge. in giving Judgment. said:
shail order the child to remain in
custody Of her mother until "Wednesday.
on the understanding of Mr. Rose -Inne:
'hat me chlld is produced in COURT
Mr.. tose-I lines gave tho unuersi,n,i-
ing ard the proceedings ended.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-13
NEW YORK TAKES 1,1,rI,

FIRST GAME
>v: core. RTE
~" York go. 8 IA 90 4 x-l3 is;
Batteries: Doheny ana Warn,r.1,,t,.
md 'inSc:cn.
SECOND CAME
Score: p11u
New York $500. o2o2o2 O ", u i
Itveland '...... 0 0 0101O % ) )
Batteries: Carricl1 ana w., =
Schmidt and Srgden.
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WASHINGTON, s; ST. LOUIS .

Score: ~ rIr
NasAinston -. o 1 0 o0o11- IL; . s
81; :, Ions $3.50. O001 . 5 KS l.; 9
ny and Schrcclcngost.
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ON THE DIAMOND,
HOW THE CLUBS STAND
THEY BREAK EVEN
FIRST CAME

THEY BREAK EVEN.
FIRST GAME
Score: p1Jr
Brooklyn ,...... o11os oNs - Is 6
Louisville ....... 9 0 i . 0 @ o. i. .
Batteries: Dunn and Farrell, Dowl-
ing and Powers. On I9.''1'4
SECOND GAME ,9;;!!.S VA st IL
q. ". 10 :st fs 81
5LonisVilfeS . . ~. 4. a. III
Batteries: McJames and MCCLURE:
Wilhelm and thinner '
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KEY WEST. Fla. Aug. IA heavy
wind prevailed here all day. The steam
er Lampas arrived from Galveston and
sailed for New York. Fears are ex-
pressed tonight that she Will Will catch
the hurricane which is reported OF Ju
piter. ..0#
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PHIL'A. ); CHICAGO, o.

-,,si,',s; R.H. L.
Chicago ~ 90 o o O o q n n = e :,
Batteries: DDnohuc ana Dm,~I,e.
CouSnland and Donahuc.
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Continued On eighth page.) !,
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FIRST GAME
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-22
BERKLEY S and REFRESHMENTS

The marriage OF AIR. Culpeppe & s,f;
Portsmouth, and Miss Florelica s. e,5ri
will take place ut the Berkiey venus!
Baptist Church this afternoon atS;4 !3)s
o'clock. 49, - :. \ s ~
DR.. G. "A. Thompson has prepa red q
very fine tooth wash: which he IL {nI,t-,
ting on the market, known as Thomnrs
sons Dixie tooth wash. ~;
The French bark Nantes. or N,ntas +
France, is discharging ballast at Cam
mons wharf. She will take on cargo Of
coal at Lamberts Point for Nantes E.
Mrs. 4. F. Newberry. of South Nor
foik, left yesterday via the Norfolk and
western train for Mckenzie, Tenn, to
visit relatives. ~ -
see advertisement in this issue call.
ing attention to n jewelry box lost be.
tween the Chestnut street ferry dock
ana the residence of Mr.. ). j. Ottley. on
Liberty street. - -
The Young Girls Society OF Chest.
nut Street NJ. q. Church are making
arrangements for n fractional Jubilee.
to be held on or about the 10th OF De.
cember - = =.
The Wife of Samuel Robertson. COLI
ored, swore out q warrant against her
husband yesterday charging him with
aassaulting her. He had hearing yes.
terday afternoon and the charge not
being sustained he was dismissed and
the costs placed on the wife.
Mr.. G.. G.. Cabler has opened a bake.
ry on Berkeley avenue, next to Chewn-
tng's drug store. This new enterprise
will be n branch of the Cabler bakery
of Norfolk.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-22
TRouBLEiN TEXAS.
CITIZENS ATTACK A COMPANY OF
COLORED CAVALRY.

,tBE telegraph - sNirS mar Pilot,
Laredo. Texas, Nov. 2l.-Reports have
reached here that there was a pitched
battle last night at Fort Ringold, Rio
Grande City. Texas. between a COM
panS OF the Ninth United States Cav
airy (coloreO garrisoning the fort, ana
several hundred citizens, who attacked
the post shortly after dark Three thou
SAND SHOTS are said to have been fired
during the fight. but the casualties are
not known here
IL Is also said that all women and
cnlidren nave been sent away from Rio
Grande City and that runners are out
aIter reinforcements for the citizens.
Inc military authorities are occupying
the telegraph wires and full reports
cannot be obtained. That the affair is
serious one Is indicated by the ac-
.iEltS III military circles here. Major
THOMPSON. in command at Fort Me-
lntosh. to-day bought up al the Nag
iorgenseh ammunition, in Laredo and
Is hurriedlS loading a special train with
mules, baggage, ETC., to take all aYaila-
nie forces here to the scene of the
troubles. and special train is en- route
from San Antonio with company from
Fort Sam Houston on the way to Rio
Grande City.
State Ad]utant General Schurry, with
force of rangers, is expected here to-
night also on the way there.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-22

Won de Renzie Afontanaro. Empress
Augnstn Victoria sat on the right Of
the Prince of Wales. with Ambassador
Chnate In the sixth u]ace OH this side
ef The table. next 20 Princess Aribert,
Cf AnhHlt.
The toasts were very formal. The
Prince of Wales rose first, saying: by
command of the Queen-the German
Emperor and Empress"
This was followed by the German ma
tional anthem.
Emperor William then raised his
glass to the simple words "The Queen
after which the British national an
them was played. AS 1t was her birth
day, the Princess of Wales torstcd- the
Empress Frederick, and the German
national anthem was played again.
Arthur j. Balfour was unable to be
present.
In to-day's shooting the Kaiser bag
ged IFS pheasants, one partridge and
327 rabbits with Mauser magazine
rifle.