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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-03
souraEKN COTTON sPINNERs.
neasures In Interest OF the Trade Recon-
msnded to ConRrsss.


(By Telegraph.)
CHARLOTTE, N. c., Nov. AT a
meeting of the Southern Cotton Spin
ners' Association here today, between
SO and so mills being represented, tie
following preamble and resolutions,
offered by D. a. Tompkins and second
ell by r. b. Miller, were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, the Increasing manufacture
ing interests Of the United States,
from nine billion dollars value In 1880
to twenty billion testimated) In 1900,
makes 1t evident our domestic markets
can no longer take all our manufactur-
ed products, and,
Whereas, The Southern cotton manu-
featuring interests have increased from
the product In 1880 Of one and one-haii
million spindles to five million (estimat-
cd) in 1900, and tho development OF
trade for our surplus American mace
cotton goods has been largely In China
end other Orientaol countries.
Therefore, BE 1t resolved, that we
urge upon the President Of the United
states and our Senators and Represen'
tatives in Congress, the following
measures:
1.-The preservation OF the integrity
of the Chinese empire, Of all our treaty
tights with that empire and the mainte'
nance Of an open door policy in China
with the commerce of all nations.
PHILIPPINE WAR.
2-Vieor0us prosecution Of the Phil
iEpine war to conclusion and the res
tOration of order in that territory b!
our government.
3-Construction, without delay, Of al
isthminn ship canal.
Reconstruction Of q cable from thu
Pacific coast to Hawaii, Japan, Chint
and the Philippines and other Orienta
points.
Resolved. That we consider that I
large degree OF the Importance OF tn
last three items les In the q alue OF thos
measures in accomplishing the frs
| item and in protecting our trade II
China and other eastern countries.
9TH Err RECON- NJ ENDATIONS.
] Resolved, That we recommend, II
be necessary, cooperation of our gov
eminent with the governments o
England and Japan to preserve an
protect Il common trade Interest an
treaty rights for unrestricted commers
| in China and other eastern countries
| Resolved, That we recommend t
ltDIlHIcSR SuCN IthlSIUll VI Jul hhFiStt
ltiOn laws as will foster the development
of our merchant marie service to a
extent to handle our expanding foreig
commerce.
Resolved, That we recommend {
Congress such increase in our nav
as will make it fully adequate to pro
tect our commerce in all seas and in a.
parts Of the world.
Resolved. That printed copies OF thes
resolutions be sent to the President Q
the United States and to our Senator
and Representatives In Congress an
1 to the press
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-03
HALLOWEEN SOCIAL.
Charming Affair ate tho Casino Last
Ntrhf.

The belatcd halloween Social of the
Christian ,l,ndeavor Society of the First
Presbyterian chur&h WAS held at the
Casino last night and was none the less
enjoyable because it was several days
late On the contrary, twas one of
the most pleasing OF The many agree
able little functions given by this or
ganizatior.
No attempt was made at a program.
Some Instrumental music was furnish
cd by several young ladies and dainty
refreshments We're served informally,
consisting of fruit, cream, cake ana
other good things.
Tine feature Of the evenings enter
tainmen't, however. were the Hali'-
we'en fortune telling tests-if they may
he termed such. The future happiness
or unhappiness Of these present was
accurately and graphically foretoNll by
means of burning candies, Soblels OF
water, apples, and other Wcll-knoWn
horiscCpieal requisites.
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Patents Issued ro vIrgtn!ans.

IiV Te1csraph.)
Patents issued to Nirginians, Octobc:
81, 1899, reported by Davis & Davis, pa
tent solicitors. Washington, ID. G.:
Aaron Graham. ChristiansburG,
screen, No 35,92S.
Eugene y. Whorley, Roanoke, tether,
No. G3G,02Q.
George A. Tower,, Richmond, electric
meteor for fans No. G%n,0S7, assignor to
the Tower l'inford Electric and Man
ufacturng Company, same place.
Clifford E;lrgamin, Newport News,
automatic cut off attachment for Sas
stoves, No G36, lO2 assisnor to the New
port News Manufacturing Company OF
same place.
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SCHOONER SPRUNG A LEAK

Slff1lNJ.NtItk nv ASAf - AIi|-hiN'
NORFOLK, VA, Nov. 1.-THE schoo-
ncr Emma +. Angel, Capt. Trip. of
Fan River from Boston to Baltimore
arrived here this morning In a leaking
condition having encountered Monday
nights storm.
The schooner Lizzie Babcock, Capt
Bowen of Point Somers, N. j., put Ill
here today for repairs having lost her
sails, main anchor and thirty fathons
of chain and sustained other damages
in the storm
The American steamer Finance, with
the schooner Stella b. kaplan, nlnLs
her rudder. arrived in Hampton Roads
this afternoon.
The schooner Volunteer. while lying
at anchor near Cape Charles, during
the storm Tuesday morning, parted her
anchor and was picked up at sea by the
Steame" BrusStecr and toWcd back 10
Cape Charles. The Captain and crew
Of the Volunteer were ashore when the
Vessel drfted tito sea.
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r,1JEHuDA J,AKrR,EiNC,E

captain of the British steamer Broad
garth today furnished additional facts
about the schooner Ida Lawren re,
sighted by HIM showing signals of dis
tress. He says he bore down on the
Ida Lawrence. She signalled "Ieaky"
ard wanted to be taken in tow. He
.oud not take her in tow on account Of
being short of coal. The Lawrence
signallrd "Bound for Savannah; send
immediate assistance; have eight feet
il water in hold"
The position OF the schooner at j p.
NJ, on October 81, was latitude 3l19 y.
,Ongjlude 7S2SW.
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New Trial for Darien Rioter.
lRv Telegraph.l

{By ItltSI dPII.I
SAVANNAH, GA. Nov. 2.-Judge
Sea brook in chambers today granted a
new trial to VIM. Jenkins, one Of the
Darien rioters In the other cases new
trials were denied. These cases grew
out of the Delagle riots at Darien in
which Deputy Sheriff Townsend was
killed and another deputy wounded,
and for the suppression Of which q
regiment of troops was called out
Thirty-two rioters were sentenced To
the penltentlary after the trial.
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WAS SOMETHING OF a SNAKE.
Fortified Serpent Found, Fl Feet Lons' :
Inches Thick.
BY Telegraph.)

(By TeIegTaph.J
POTrSVILLE, PA, Nov. "A pet
,ificd snake, measuring from four K
eleven inches in diameter and twenty.
seven feet long, was brought to the sur
face from the new shaft of the Phila-
de]phia and Reading Coal and Iron
Company at Wadesville. near here. Il
forms A piece of pctrlied matter weigh.
ing more than 100 pounds and is per-
feet in the smallest detail
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ROGFR. MOORE ASHORE.

WILMINGTON, n. C., Nov. Add
vices to the owner here are that the
.hrce masted schooner Roger Moore
light from Boston to Brunswick. went
ashore during Tuesdays storm hear
Kinnikeet life saving station, below
Kitty Hawk on the North Carolina
coast. Captain Dix tclegraphs the ,es-
sci is a total loss
The British steamship Mounttby put
in Southport for coal this morning.
The British steamship Emma, from
New Orleans lowed into Southport me
schooner Ida Lawrence in distress. ne
Lawrence has eight feet OF water IN
her hold and rigging carried away.
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A New Lieutenant.

Capt. G. w. Fitchett has received
frcnl the adju1aEit generals office u no
titicatiun of the acceptance OF the res
ienation of Second Lieutenant II.
WoGdhouse, of the Newport N2Ws
Light Infantry He is also instructed
to order another election. which Will
be held at tonights meeting. proN!l-
ing there is a sufficiently large turn
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p.Ir. MisA.cnarY Meetlug,

b. Y. p. T. Missionary meeting
Will he held tonight, at which there
will be several interesting addresses.
Among them will be the following:
'%rao Mission Field. lseV. {. G. cox
Sowing thr Seed in India. y: Cree;
.lfeIl;ng III. Harvest. Fred Moore;
. jorDss.Irt= trondit,on--neuGs OF the Work
i'll India, e. w Baincs.
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&a,0oO,0po JAPANESE PALACE.
American Material to be Used In the
Crown ?tinc.'4 New Home.

TACOMA. WASH. NOV. IT. Kata-
yama, architect in chief of the Imperial
Household Of Japan. is here, Ell route
home, accompanied by several assist
ants.
He has been in ;hc cast for the last
two months letting contracts for ma
terials and equipment to be used in the
erection of q grand palace for the
Crown Prince Of Japan. He SAYS the
materials alone for the ilalace will cost
100000 and the contract recently sign
ed by him on bahalf uf the Japen2se
government aggregate S2,COO,GOO.
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Notice

TO THE TAXPAYERS OF THE CI1K
OF NEWPORT NEWS.
am ready to receive taxes for the
year 1899. and Will be in my office in
the Courthouse building on the 14th.
18TH lGtn, 18th and 18th Of this month
for that purpose Office hours from 9
\. al. to 4 p. M.
Five per cent. added to all taxes not
paid pllor to December 1St
]. NJ. CURTIS, )
City Treasurer. i
NoY. 2, 1899 ll-3-td, |
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Notice.,

The partnership heretofore existing
between p. P. Maguyre and F. L.
Small. doing a bicycle business at 251l
Washington avenue as Maguyre &
Small, has been mutually dissolved.
Nj debts due the said firm are payable
10 the said P. p. Maguyre and the said
p. p. Maguyre assumes the payment of
all obligations due by the sale firm.
1927
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naNcnRo1rsIY WOUNDED.

LONDON, Nov. 2.-'rhe war oflic"
this afternoon issued the following de
spatch:
secretary:
II NJ Powerful, dangerously wound
I'd this morning by shell, left knee
and right foot. Life not in danger al
It was inferred from this despatch
that the artillery duel between the
Roers and British continues, as Lieut..
Egerton was gunnery lieutenant,
with the big naval guns.
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I r1v1vpRIy RAsELESs.

LONDON. Nov. 2.-Thc secretary of
the WARP office. who was shown the
Cape T4,4vn dispatch Of the Havas
agency ,gtid the statements made wera
utterly 4aseless brussels. where til
havas despatch originated, is the head
auar.tersf of DR.. Leyas. the diplomatic
agent Of the Transvaal and it is;
th IN the Cape Town despatch may
pe an Exaggerated Bocr version of the
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TIE WINNIE DAVIS MONUMENT.
====z ~,
arrived in Now York Yesterday and W,D
he Forwarded at Once.

Especial to the Daily Press)
sRI CfH'MON'D w., Nov, 2.-Tha
Winnie Davis monument arrived in
New York this morning and will be in
Richmond Saturday.
This gratifying intelligence was con-
famed in a telegram received today by
Mrs, Norman V Randolph and lifts a
burden CT anxiety from The shoulders Of
tho officers OF the United Daughters
NJ the Confederate. The unavoidable
delay on the work had given rise y
ihp fear that the monument would not
No here. in time fore the unveilins by
the Daughters at their convention,
H.hich opens next week.
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THE STRANDED NlI1UsE.


NORFOLK. VA, Nov. 1.-The Nor.
folk and Southern hallway freight ana
passenger steamer Ncuse, which went
ashore near the mouth of Pamico
sound during the. West Indian hurrl-
cane will be toWed to 3elhaven t0moE-
row evening or Saturday morning. It
Mars necessary to drcdge a channel l,4oo
feet in length to get her into deep wa
Ia. Tine steamer will be brought to
Norfolk fui repairs.
TINE ABANDONED a. II. BAILEY.
CIIARIJESTON, S. G., Nov. capt
Outtcn, of the meteorological and abaE-
,ipncd schooner Annie r.. bailey who
with his crew, came to Charleston %
day on the steamer Seminole. reports:
Left Fernandinsl for Washington on
October is, lumber laden. Had contin-
uouS, gales and high seas Vessel IA
nored ANA strained On 29th off Cane
eonain, struck by severe hurricane
anal experienced tremendous seas and
.cSscl sprang u leak. Pumped steauly
BUT water gained and vessel became
vatcr-logged. Wind changed and We
.cudded before the gale. On the first,
lbo,lt four miles northeast of Frying
Pan. was taken in tow by Bteame,
Seminole Towcdi until vessel became
Interchangeable. All hands then went
IN board the Seminole.
"I'he position Of the wrecked vessel
vas about twelve miles west by south
west OF Frying Pan lighltship. Had
lus', anchors and chains.
The captain speaks in the highest
terms of Captain Bearse and officers of
The Seminole
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Notice..

All members OF the Knights Of the
Mystic Chain, who have not been tnlti-
ltcd, are requested to be at the HalR
IN next Wednesday night, Nov. s, at 8
o'clock sharp, and take the degrees as
this will be the last meeting at which
hey can come In to the lodge under the
,hnrtcr fee w. C. CLAIBORNE,
Recorder.
Room 2,Braxton Building. 11-2-2t
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-ItTIJI I'D NIIN-T NJ lfII'
Owing to the gale the tug could rem
der the crew of the Lane no assistance,
but on Tuesday morning the survlv-
ors were taken off and arrived here
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REQUEST

,I,," I5:+
WASHINGTON. Nov. The Knit
ish government has now asked .hat .ile
Hoer government permit Mr.. Macruno,
the United States consul al lfet1i Id.
to transact once each week a list y
the British prisoners In pretoria VIII q
statement of their condition.
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HOODOO. PURSUESHE
Three of Carrie A. Lanes Grew
Were Lost at Sea.
TWICE WRECKED IN A MONTH
Details of the Casualties at Sea In tho Re.
cent Hurricane Still Coming In.
Losses of Shipping Much Heav-
Ter Than ut Firht Supposed.
Q3Y T,elcgraph.l


NOItFOLK, VA. Nov. 1.-The deere
ipl schooner Carrie ~. Lane OF Faith
Me-, from Beaufort. s. G.. to Noank.
Conn. in tow of the tug Edgar f..
Luckcnbach, which lett Beaufort with
the schooner last sunday, arrived here
today.
E On Monday the tug encountered
stormy weather which developed into
hurricane that night. which washed
.;hc dcrelicl. putting out the fire in the
donkey boiler, which ran the pumps:
1lie seas which washed the decks of
the schooner drowned three of her
crcw--llarry kayton, Of Pctou, N.
Frank McCover. Of brunswick. Ga,
owners of the tug Lllckenbach. The
remaining Two Of the crew survived the
night.
COULD GIVE NO AID.
Owing to the gale the tug could rem
der the crew of the Lane no assistance,
but on Tuesday morning the surVlV-
ors were taken off and arrived here
today.
Kayton became wedgcd on the deck
Of thr schooner and was mashed. i4
was crowned like rat in d trap. His
Eody was buried here this afternoon.
Just IL month ago the three-mas.et
schooner Carrie "A. Lane. WHICH Sdllcu
from Apalarhicoia for lNoank, Conn, en-
September 10, with a load OF lumber.
mot with severe hurricane in the gulf
stream, off she Caroline coast, and was
wrecked, her crew, consisting of capt
j. Frank Skoheld, whose wife was With
him, and eight men, being picked up
by the British steamer Rhodesa. ana
Droughtzto Norfolk.
ARTHUR SElW'ELL'S VESSEL.
The Lane. after drifting about in the
,ccan for some time Il dangerous iere-
lict8tu nagivalion. was picked up am,
saved by wrcckins crews, who received
liberal remuneration from the vessel
,Wner, Mr. Arthur 't.eW'all or Maine.
Mi. Srwal Went to Beaufort last weak
md arrangements were made win the
! luckcnbachs to tow the schooner 70
.Noank, for the discharge of the Jun
Del now in her hold. ut wa while TINS
contract was being carried out that The
T sanc. for the second time in q month
became Walcrl0ggcd at sea.
After being temporarily repaired me
Lane will 80 to Bath, Me-, for Il com
Dlcle OVerilauliug.
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THE FARQUHAR,s FARM FIGHT.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-tieneral Sin
George Stewart White has cablel the
war Office that in the engagement on
FarQuhar'S farm, near Ladysmith OF
October 30th, when Lieut.. Col. Garlic
toms column was compelled to surren-
der six officers were killed and nine
wounded. Among the non commission
cd officers and men the casualties We're
81 killed and psi wounded.
General White promises q list Of the
missing later
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FOR sALE-FOUR HORSE POWER
boiler and engine, cheap for cash:
Apply at Daily Press Office. 10-lS-tS
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>,r,,,,c 1,,,c,,, 1,ADysMITH,

LONDON. Nov 2.--The war office las
received long dispatch from Lady
smith, stlned 1880 this morning. the
contents of which have not yet devel-
oped. II. is thought possible it may
contain q. list of the casualties result
ing from the disaster Monday.
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MIR. Hobart'4 Condition.
BY Teleeraph.)


PATTERSON. Nov. s. y. M.-No
apparent change is Noted i'll the condi-
ton of Vice President Hobart Short
~ after \ NJ. Mr. Hobart futile said
that he was sleeping quietly.
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THE NLNT LEGISLATURE.
Both branches VIII BIO Overwhelmi ngIy
Democratic.
Especial to the Daily Press.)

Especial 10 The Daily PreSS.J
RICHMOND. VA. Nov. 2.-On the
eve of the election. with the situation
clearly defined, a non-partisan Forecast
Indicates that two things are absolute
ly cc,lain-that the next Legislature
will be overwhelmingly Democratic IN
both its branches, ana that Senator
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u DDJT1su TOO FREE.

BI{IIINfi= IN'N' NT.F.'
l1iSi$sON, Nov. 2.--News has reached
mere, mere, m at Il British warship in pela@''a
Day ma IS fired On Il sailing ship WhicA
WAY. was EN- toring the harhor without hay
ing disl&layed a flag. The vessel PROVED
y, ~ pe BfMitish. but there is some question
ne as the right of Great Britain tc
w poilce$ duty in a Portuguese port.
NO NEWS FROM IlADYSMlTH.
LONDOf8I, Nov. 2.--l0:5O p. M,-Ih'
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1orn.u Tiny uI-IJI,AjND

BOERS IN ZULUL!AND.
TsEI>MARITZBURG, Nov. 1t
"a rcported that the Beers are occupy
ing narts of Zululand and that they
have taken Pomeroy, fifty miles from
GrpytOWn,
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Yesaets Arrived.

Schooner Augusta Hunt, Bangor.
Steamer Aragon. Providence.
steamer Knight Errant tBr), Liver
nnnl.
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LOSSES COUNTED.

LONDON, Nov. "A special despatch
from Ladysnith says twenty British
dead and one hundred wounded have
been counted on the scene of Monday
disaster, while $40 prisoners were sent
to Pretoria.
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SCHOONER IN DISTRESS.

PHILADELPHIA Nov 2.-Thc
schooner Island City, from South Am
boy for Wilmington, N. c., put In here
today in distress, having shifted cargo
IN the recent hurricane and sustained
other slight damage.
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Weather Foreoast.
lBY Telegraph.l

WASHINGTON, Nov. Forecast
for Virginia-Rain Friday with cooler
III central and western portion. Satur-
day fair in western, rain In eastern
portions, fresh to brisk easterly winds
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SCOPE CIT REBELLION.
AS showing the limited scope of the
rebellion the commission states:
We learned that the strongest anti
American feeling was confined to tllo
Tagalog provinces, namely, Manila,
Cavile, Laguna, Tiatangas, Morong.
Bracan, ,Nueva Gcija, Principe, In
fantu and Zambalcs. 1t was strongest
in the first six named and hardly cX-
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-"The Tat lNi1Ule- OF thlS HItcMNl 10
establish an independent native gov
eminent in Negroes conducted as it was
under the most favorable circumstaneS
ccs, makes it apparent that here as We'll
as in the less favored provinces. large
amount of American control is ut pres
cnt absolutely essential
The commission adds that nothing
came Of the negotiations as lAguinaldo'S
cnisearics were without powers and
merely came and came again, for in
r.,
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yANTED-FoR CASH, OLD P0eT.
age and revenue stamps: valuable
stamps found on backs Of old ph>to-
graphs. Send for buying list, +. q.
Cook, Box 1902, Hampton, Va. b-S-tf.
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GEN. WHITE HOLDS OUT WE'LL
LONDON, Nov. 1.-The war office has
received telegram, despatched from
Ladysmith at 9:25 this morning. say
ing that General White was well ana
holding his position.
An official telegram reporting the
condition of the wounded at Kimberley,
added that Col. Kelewitch. the British
commander there. has learned from
various sources that the Roei losses,
On the occasion of the late sOrtie of the
British troops from Kimberley, were
very heavy.
The newspapers here continue to eX-
PRESS keen pleasure at the sympathy
of the United States.
PRESS COMMENT.
The st. James Gazette says:
'Few more graceful examples could
be imagined of the courteous spirit OF
American sympathy With this country
which has been so often evident OF
late, than the project of the American
ladies' hospital ship. which will prob
ably be fitted out with many of those
American nurses whose services were
SO highly valued during the Cuban war.
This is the first example Of hospital
ship provided by q nation which Is at
peace for another during the stress OF
war, and the widespread and generous
responses to its appeals from both sides
of the Atlantic show how the merclfu
Idea is accepted by the citizens in both
countries.
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Vessels Sailed.

steamer Arcs (Br), Downing, Sa.
,annah.
Barge Kentucky, Providence.
Barge r. r. Thomas, Boston.
Steamer Arcs (Br), Gutenberg.
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WANTED-YOUNG AND OLD. RICH
and poor to stop those aching patng
by using our Nerve and Bone Lint
ment. Nothing like 1t. For sale only
by Bilisoly & Bilisoly, $50 Washing.
1910 Washington avenue. 19-4@
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POR RENT

FOR RENT-SEVERAL NICELY
furnished rooms, with or without
board. No. 1923 Thirty street,
11-2-4t.
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WANTED-EvERY sUFTDRDR
from the headache to try our Head
ache Powders. Price 10 cents for
three Sold only by Bilisoly & Blliee!ys
$50 Washington avenue. 10-48
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pnnnc AT 1,EHrI11I4A BRIDGE

BOnRs AT BETHUI4A BRIDGE.
CAPE TOWN. October 31.-Dclayed
in lit Is asserted that
5000 Beers have concentrated at Be-
thulda bridge under Field Cornct Du-
toe. The Orange river is now in fun
flood and fording is reported to be i'm
DOsSible
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-03

Charges were preferred by Sergeant
reynolds against House Sergeant n.
w. Booker FOR violation of section IL
Of the regulations. Observation-Disclosures.
Anumber of applications for POSITIONS
on THE force We're received and filed,
and former Officer w. II. Webb WAS Sc
lected to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of officer Watkins.
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FOR sAhE-CorTRBLL DRUM CT.
Under press, with bed Of sufhclene
size to print four pages OF q standard
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Big bargain for prompt purchaser:
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WANTED-ro BUY OR sELL ALI.
kinds Of furniture and houaehoM
goods. Repairing and upholsteElnx
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