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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-25
RESCUED fRDu WHISKY.
MIR. N1oran's Narrow Escape 'front.' owrIp,,
tn iiIur'

tt'E Tec-ra ph)
NEW ERR NSWlCIl n r. Nay. ;, -
s;",rg" Moran. of MilIstone ~, ,ut
eight miles from here. Yesterday after
noon entered the Narehous. Of tn.
tl"isch!nann r'istilnry in the wa1rh-
man absence from the door. Mos, or
tn' good liquor was harrolrCl llp. but
Moran climbed to the top of II .ipenny
va holding i.30o gallons Of raw wiis-
~ which was IS inches below the top
Of the VAT
~ MS eagcrncss TO get 4 drink Moran
iell ~. He felt as though vilro! had
b"tn poured into his eyes ana forced
into his cars and nose The fumes
nverp"wered him. Blinded BY the pain.
ne c"uid not reach the edge Of the Vat.
RI" managed to keep afloat ana Shrek
cd for help.
George Metz. a workman, went to his
rescue Just in time. Moran vas black
IN the face when hauled out. and his
tody looked as though he had been
boiled. He is suffering intensely bur
VIII recover. Moran about five wears
ago fe'l into the Milestone river ana
WAS nearly drowned before he was res
cued
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-25

(Ey TelegranhD
~ NE.SNILLIG MIS-. Nov. 2i-Eob
tlizs'mmons met With i serious acct
sent hefc Yesterday which may SCI
loasiy affect his lighting career ilc
WAS entering the Hot"d Myers BY Ia.
front door, The door is a heavy oak
ana has a strong spring to keep it clos
r". re reached our behind him, think
lnS to clos" The door. when it close 1
on his hand With a crunch He gave. Il
yen and bySlanders rushed 10 pull the
door open Several guests at tht. h0usf.
Wh" stood by when the hand was OK
'ficatrd az" certain the bones between
IN" Wrist Joint ana EnucklrS We're hrol;-
en- IL bled profuSely. Tiie cX-chanlo-
ION was taken 70 DR. Is ing ana no onn
was allowed in the. DOCTORS office white,
"a" nand was being bandaged ITitz-
day with his bantIagcd hand. Members
%! ms company are reticent as to tbs.
extent % the damage 10 his hama
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-25
NO LONGER FgEISTS

'W-Al,hfr.NilDN. November 24.-Gen-
eral Otis summarizes the situation in
a-uzon in 9 dispatch TO the war Depart
lnent to-day, in which he says that the
insurgent government can no longer
claim to exist as its troops and ottic ais
are scattered and Agunald, in hiding.
The dispatch follows:
M MANILA. November 2i-l'lailn 10
government by Insurgents can be made
no longer under any fiction: its treas
urer secretary interior am! president Hi
congress in our hands; its presiding
and remaining cabinet officers in hid
Ing evidently in different ccntr;l! Luz n
provinces: its generals ana troops in
small bands scattered through obese
provinces acting as banditt or ,lispers-
ed playing the role Of ''amipus'' With
arm concealed. Indications are that
Aguna!do did not escape through lines
Of Lawton or Wheaton but He'd west :
WaIsf fran 3aman,oang raj way stalian.
leleSraphlc communication To Ioagl,-
pan established. probably to san Fabian
to-day: by re-layin@ nine mites Of
track with material at hand railway
communication to that paint re-.slub-
lished labor Of troops mus; attend
maintenance.
FULLER DETAILS.
Fuller details Of the sharp engage
1nent between Can pente:'s command
and the Insurgents in Iloilo reached the
War department to-;iay in tbs. follow
ing dispatch from General Otis. date /
In Panay. twenty-frst instant, VIXEN
hickman drove enemy ri:initE .Jalo,
Carpenter With two battalions Eight
zenith Infantry and Bridgeman's Bat
terry had severe engagement al Pavia,
north Iloilo. His casualties five killed,
twenty wounded now in Iloilo hospital
others slightly wounded with command
Enemy driven north with reported Very
heavy less: particulars not received.
Carpenter passed on tn insurgents
stronghold Santa Barbara. viii II he
captured ed instant without loss No
thing received from column under i'm
mediate command Hughes, which is
moving rapidly and operating north and
west of Santa Barbara. Apparently
Visayans friendly not taking active
part enemy consists Of 1000 Tagalos' :
RESULTS At, !LOILO.
IA later dispatch from General Otis
gives the results of the fighting at Iloilo
us follows
Hughes Iloilo reports enemy driven
back into mountains: insurg=nt capt.
tol SGoatuan captured. Only serious
actlnn that or carpenter at Pavia total
casualties five killed or since deai Of
wounds. ;Wcn1y-seNen wounded: cap
durea ten prisoners. eighteen cannon.
SIN rifles. quantities Of ammunition
EnemN's casualties not stated"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-25
eES. ASDERsoS's 1sD1scREr1os.
He Addressed Agninaloo Commanding
General Of Fjlipinos.
GPy Telprrallh \

Wy l. elp5fdpn.)
CHICAGO. November 24.-Genera1
Thomas NJ. Anderson. commander OF
the Department of the Lakes. speaking
OF the address issued by the Filipino
juntL at Hong Kong. admitted that he
had addresses ASuinaldo as Som
handing General. Philippine Forces
and asked the assistance OF Aguinahcu
against The common enemy" IS.
General Anderson said:
III was a common form OF saluta-
ton used by all generals commanding
United states troops during correSpon-
Fence with tn" Philippine leader. All
praised tNSuinaldo for his bravery in
lighting th,, common enemy in the same
letter in which 4 stated my inability to
recognize his civil authority"
The entire correspondence of General
Anderson. as vel! as the correspondence
"i General Merritt with Ag,inaldo is
printed IN the message of the President
TO the senate, giving details of the
treaty with Spain
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-25

, IFN 7 NIrgflIN.)
NJ, WA Iti<. y. J., November ii
Frank Jones. While returning in the
darkness from I;lonnl:ieli t. Newark
early This morning. heard footsteps be-
had. ana turned just as TWO men tnrew
themselves unon him. According u his
|storN. he fought them on! success. ully
IW!tI c.,lc until one OF them got be
hind him ANA shot him in the mead
He fell uN conscious. When he cane
To his senses tn" Iesntradaes were, gone
rs We're also his god watch and chair.
ard phcket- book containing So liz
managed 10 reach Newark. Il mile away
an! sank exhausted on bench in Ia.
l'lo,@niield avenue car house.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-25
WAR MUST SOON end
lnsurgent Government Can No
Longer Claim to Exist.
LEADERS ARE IN DESPAIR
President of The Filipino Congress Re
nouncss All Farther Connection win
the Insure ction. Cabinet and Con-
gress Practically D1sbaDded.
LEADERS ARE. IN DESPAIR
-lRN 'Tnincrll,h

MANILA. November 24.-1:,j5 p. NJ
A5s,utiSta president Of III. i9iIipino
Congress. presented himself To Genera |
Macarthur to-day ana formally re-
nounced all further connection with
the insulreGtion II. was ono ot the
influential Filipinos who hesitated at
the beginning Of the war rs to Xiii til
side on whilh 70 east his lot. re was
offered q juGgeship Of the supreme
Court bur declined. lie announces thai
ne ieslr.S 70 accept the position ana
SAYS the Filipino Con2r.>s ana e.;hi-
n.lt are scattered. never u reasSuile!,l.
some Of the members. he adds have.
returned TO thei: homes Wnle others
are lying Tor safety Many Of he Con
sfesS!ler hay" resigned ana he believes
ahe Filipino soldiers will lay down their
arms everywhere Is soon as ,h.y learn
the truth.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-25
Judge Snolgrass MAY Kun,

NY 7 VI''gFTTII.E
KNOXVILLE, TENN, NOV. oI-Jn
an interview today Judge Snodg,.,ss
intiEated that he may be a candidate
for United States Senator He said
~ q" run. | viii feel sire Of clection
viii nor otherwise run and will expect
no fnrlnrn contest With ;,nylody"
This declaration is considered here
~ z sure sign hat Judge SnodGrasS
Will BE in the race for senator Turlay.s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-25
FORMER cARINEl nEEil,E.t,

MANILA. NOV. 25.--ll:25 a. M.-s,e-
nor Hucnonicamino former member
OF the so-called Filipino cabinet. has
been brought from Dagupan. a prison
el on the transport Hrurus. He mad
sought refuge IN 4 village near san Fa-
man With AEuiiialdo'S mother and son
The natives disclosed his lcmy 10 Ma
]nr c!.onin. who captured him.
Gen. Young is Ltill in the mountains
on the trail Of Aguinaldo
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-25
THE ksRn:s

Invites you to ca ! and
look over it's handsome holiday
display before going elsewhere.
Consignments Of Christmas
goods are being received daily
and our stock is new and clean.
Our prices are as low us the
lowest, and our goods are first
class in quality. Call on US
and be convinced.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-25
GOEHEL WILL AprEAL.
Not SatI>fi q; With Judge J1nea' Decision
IN Nelson County Gaze.
CIV re!e"raL!t

TEY TNleHrAI!l)
FRANKFORT. KY. November at
tinncNs arrived her" to-day with an APP
peal rom the decision Of Judge Jones
IN which he held that l.l.% votes in
Nelson county. .rroneous!y certified for
w. p. Taylor should tie counted for
w. s. Taylor. The ease was argued Du-
fore the whole court this afternoon.
ltnth sides Mere represented BY eminent
counsel. General TAYLOR returned 10
scat" capitol an! hal long conference,
with Governor bradley.
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sES1E>cEn rnK CONSPIRACY.
fx-bis rict Attorn. y .nd His Law Farmer
Nj r.. Er'Suu.
I'll !,

E'Flll-NDE1IFllA, November 2i.-F.l-
lery =. ln2ham. eN-Unted States dis
itrcy attorney. and his law partner and
former assistant. Harvey X. hewitt,
We're to-day sentenced by Judge Nc
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an! six months and to pay Il fine OF 81
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the recent big revenue stamp counter
feitinS conspiracy.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-25
Variety Ha Pintah mnEt,

(Ry Telegranh)
Wli>M NGTON. DEL. Nov a4-F,d-
ward Laws. colored. pleaded guilty To-
Day to asSaulting with criminal intent
BESSIE l.. Boyd. colored and was sen
tciiH"d To pay 4 fine Of 5000, stand enc
h"ur IN Inc pllory. receive thirty lash
cS and be imprisoned five years
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-25
Notice OF Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the part
nership lately subsisting between r.
Eugene White and ]. r: Brahams. IN
der the firm name and style Of White
y i;rahams. was dissolved on the 18th
day Of November 1899, by mutual con-
sent. 7. EtIG EN- T. WHITE,
J. r. BRAIAMS,
Dated November 18th, 1899 11-15-t #.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-25
lall1DI GE$|E!! !
| @s.rss| EAVGBRsEE
| nRESG,RHED'H AaDN|
81 FDgg svEAEA WOMEN.

the head with the bat which he was
carrying. Montague was taken 10 the
patrol station ana finally sent To the
hospital where he died several days
i1f,.,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-25

WANT ED -BOARDE % GI-STI.T:-
iitl san %fAt room and board ut ST.. 80
Ter month Also 20 table boar,iars.
~ 40 per week. Apply 1T pos
Was hington avenue. -,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-25
WANTS,

N.ANTED-'EO INFORM THE PUB
nc that ! have removed to my new
store 26lo Washington avenue ana
nave the best workman and sales
man. Nix. w. H. Burke. who has been
WITH Bentley. Hampton. for sever,
Years. and will be pleased to serve
=. - r-iN. 11-25-lw
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-25

W .\N'ri>D-POSITTON AS Ropl>
keeper Or assistant. Will start on
Low salary: Best reference Address.
,oon l.. !. NJ. {. ~, Norfolk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-25

WANTED POSITION AS MANAGES
Of. Or clerk in fire insurance Office
:'S Years experience in one of largest
i"c'i agencies in Maryland. Best
rni"rcnces w" l:astoll, Md
/ -23-7t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-25
=, EErISaS.
Notice.

The Annual Meeting OF tie Stockhold-
ers of the Newport News Light ana
Water Company, will be held 1T the
office or the Company in the City Of
Newport News, Va, on the 9Th day Of
December 1899, at u O'Clock. N. for
the election Of Directors to serve for
thc ensuing year and for such other
business as may come before tho meet
inG. F. II. DAVIS, Secretary.
1l-le-td
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-25

l)R J. PLUMMiIR BALDWIN. THE
%ell-Enown Veterinary surgeon, has
lo,'at"i III Newport News ana for the
present can be found at the Imperial
t-nlci: The doctor has had a long,
S%peflence in county, city and hos
I!lal practice. Diseases of all 10
nestle animals treated in Il hlIn,,n.
and scientific mannei-the horse ~
~, 80, uus- harSes Very moderate
ioile' 20 ll-2i- I'm
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-25

w a E,D-I1VERYONE TO KNOW
that we have just put in one of the
handsomest Hot Soda Fountains in
TIE state and our hot drinks are I'M
surpassed. Bilisoly &: Bilisoly. $3.50
" ashngton avenue
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-25

WE GN YOU HAVE THE HEAD
a' ne use Bilisoy's Headache Pow
hers They never fail to cure. For
sc 81. only ~ Bilisoly & Bilisoly, 1910
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-25

.lN L -lo-A FEM GENTLl.Alt.S
l'oa:iers. Firstclass board ana ac-
,ommodaiions. Single rooms ana
ed if desired. No. 327 Thirty fnur-i,
street. ~ .,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-25

W,A.N,TED.-To BUY OR SELL ALI,
hlanS OF furniture ana household
&"ods; Repairing and upholsterins
~. ~ S'olt notice. y. Rybner. 22G
'"c'itS min street 4-3O-S;n
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-25

WANTED THREE YOUNG AI;2S
ran set board and room in Il private
family at No. l24 26th street.
11-2o-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-25

WHY WILL YOU KEEP ON COUGH
inS when Bilisoly's Compound Syrup
oi White Pine will stop it. We have
So more Of it than all other cough
SHrllps together. For safe only by
Bi!isoly & Bilisoly, 1910 wosh;nrtnn
avenue 4
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-25

FOE RENT-BASENIEN FOR BUS
mess purposes, 25X55 feet c. E.
LAWRENCE. corner West avenue
aad TWenty-third street. l1-l9-6t.
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LOST AND FOUND.
SPECIAL N0TIcEc

- - ~-~-~--~-->----~~~~~~
Ff- SPECIAL BARGAINS IN PA
lst's VII ne offered at chas. NJ. Stie!f' :
new branch ware room f,, rba nny :
three days. Patterson building rs
.llrtE-second street, !.ear bookstore.
l!-25-,t:
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e + REMITTANCE ROOM REAR
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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-11-04
SAT URDAY NovEMBaR.4. 1899.

''Some Aspects Of the Negro Problem
was the subject of discussion at the reg
ular meeting Of the Presbyt erian minis
tiers Monday The Rev. DR. William j.
Chichester, of the First Presbyterian
church, read a paper on this subject and
reviewed the problem from many sides,
quoting occasionally from writer's of the
South. Dr.. Chichester,s in speaking OF
the frequent lynching horrors in the
Southern states, declared that the men
who engage in this form of iawlessness
are no more typical of the people Of the
South than the Negroes who have COM
mitted brutal crimes are models Of their
race. He advised more restricted sur,
frage for the Ignorant blaclA are
50 easily influenced at the polling places
that their votes often do moreSh harm than
good. In summing up his sub ect and
suggesting a remedy for the besterment
of the Afro American race, Dr.. @hiches-
ter declared tits useless to think OF sex-
porting the Afro america Of the limited
States into a colony where they nlay live
by themselves. This, he said, wdlM be.
only more cruel than was the acton Of
the first slavers who took them from
their native country and thrust them
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-11-04

i = -. :
"A short time ago in Leake county,
Miss. the Gamble family. consisting of
i've persons. was murdered. Joe Lefere.
an Afro-American. was accused OF the
crirae. and was burned at the stake.
He claimed to- have aecomplices and
since his murder the ,iends who murdered
him have been torturing other Afro.
Americans to make them confess com
plicity They are not satisfied with sus-
poets as victims, but vent their spite on
known innocent persons West Teat. a
Well-to-do Afro-American. living in his
own home, seven miles from the scene Of
the murder, was badly beaten by these self
styled regulators just because he vas vas:
Industrious enough and smart enough to to
become somewhat wealthy. And this is
the land of the free and the brave.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-11-04

{ :
LILLIAN ST. CLAIR, Duluth: The
ayerage weight sof a. girl of nineteen is
1872 pounds i.s.5
NJ. P. BARTON. Springfield: The word
earth" first occurs in tie Scriptures in
Genesis, chapter nslr !. verse
DAISY. Detroit: R. s. " sP stands for
the French words, responder sal vous
plat, !" in English answer If you please"
LIZZIE, Louisville: The. best way to
regain your former plurnpness Is to take
a good tonic and exercise freely in the
open air.
/ LAURA DAVIS, Chicago: You would
not materially better your condition by
The better way would be to summon all.
your courage and bear your home trou-
bles until you meet with some one to
whom you can give your hearts love.
No woman should marry man she does
not love with all her heart.
y 60 rs
DIXIE DENT, ST. Louis: The cardinal
bird, also called red-bird, Virginia night
ingale, and cardinal finch. is about eight
inches IN length. It's general, plumage is
a beautiful red, the color around the bill
and on the throat being black. The song
Of the cardinal-bird resembles that of
the nightingale. and during the spring
and summer, its sweet notes are heard
from the tops of the highest trees.
PRETTY MAID, Indianapolis: The
term confessor was title given in the
early days of the Christian church to
those who had undergone persecution
for Christianity short Of death. They
were peculiarly honored by the primitive
church, together with the memory Of
the martyrs who had actually suffered.
At present the term is applied to one who
makes a profession Of his faith in the
Christian religion, and to priest who
hears the confession Of others. and has
power to grant them absolution.5
49, 49, .ss Esf2 = = = L. .sg.s-E
STUDENT, Philadelphia: The German
language is a branch of the Indo-Ger
mamie class of languages, which scpa-
rated from the parent stock at a very
early period The Germans called the
language Deutsch or Teutsch, from their
ancestors, the Teutons In its widest
sense the Teutonic consists Of two
branches, the Northern or Scandinavian,
ana the Southern or German. The latter
has three sub divisions, the Eastern or
Gothic, and the High German and the
low German. The Gothic is the earliest
Of these of which there are any literary
remains. The low German (Flatt
Deutsch) comprehends many dialects in
the lowlands Of Germany, as we'll as the
Tristan, Dutch and Flemish dialects
High, German (hoch-Deutschl has been
the literary language of Germany since
the days Of Charlemagne.F In the pres
ent LAY there are various dialects of
German spoken in different parts of the
country; as the Suabian, Bavarian, Frau
CONAN. Saxon, etc. The work entitled
lectures the Science of Language =
by Max Muller, will give you further and
interesting information upon this SUBJ:
ject. Il,
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-11-04
+. James Johnston, delegate from J

Dr.. James Johnston, delegate from ia
maiea to the commercial congress in ses-
sion at Philadelphia this week, in his a ''
dress on What Jamaica Offers to the
United States paid a strong tribute to
the character and worth of the blacks
in Jamaica. All slaves were made free in
1898, and since that time no race has de-
veloped more rapidly than those black
people: There arc 200 blacks to one
white. He declared that Jamaica can
teach the Southern portion of the United
states many lessons with reference to The
Afro-American. He declared that crime
of all degrees is almost unknown in
jamaica, 5 .]: ;55.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-11-04

The white ministers of Atlanta, Ca,
have entered a vigorous protest against
tho midway, which is an exhibition at
the state fair They claim that many Of
the attractions are immoral. and that the
youth of the city should be protected
from such debasing influences. When an
,Afro-American was burned at the stake
in hell, i. e. Georgia, and portions Of his
half-roasted flesh carried off as souvenirs
by the mob Of barbarians, these gooa is.
goody preachers did not raise their voices
III protest. although the spectacle was
far more debasing than any midway per-
Torrance could possibly be,
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-11-04

:. Gen. Thomas NJ Anderson has just in
spected the Forty-eighth regiment, Units
ed States volunteers, which Is to be sent
to the Philippines. He said:
''The 1866 men who compose the Forty
eighth are the blacklist lot Of troops
ever saw. It is my observation Of colored
troops that the 'blacker they. are the bet
ter. The company officers are all fro 20
Americans, and they are really more In
telligent than the white officers Of the
same grade
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-11-04

When a crime is committed and an
Afro-American is the guilty party, or. is
even suspected of being the guilty, party,
how swift is justice 60 A white barr
tender was shot in Weir City, Kan,
Tuesday night and in less than two hours
George Wells, an Afro-American miner,
'his supposed murderer was swinging
to telephone pole, the victim Of a mob
which had .forcibly taken him from JAIL
How true the saying: Justice, in thy
name how many crimes have been COM
mitted.' ;:44!z
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-11-04

Hobson City. the new town in Alabama
founded by and for the use OF the Afro
American race, has its charter, its may
or, council and city officers, but it lacks
the wherewithal to make it go. It has
no money, and as no taxes can be as
sessed until next year the mayor has
asked for voluntary contributions toameet
absolute expenses. SIS
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-11-04

There is some trouble in Atlantic City
over the color line in the schools The
board levied extra rooms and 3 put the
200 fro-Anerican. pupils in them, claim in /.
ing the regular schools were overcrowd-
ed, but the parents Of the children saw
through the very thin subterfuge ard
would not send their children.