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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-15
The Real MOurners,

81 have heard said the mother
that your husband is a sad gambler?'
No, mamma" answered the bride
cit is the other men who are sad
Tit-Bits.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-15

"Why is it." they asked, "that you
let your husband have his own way in
everything?"
Because" she replied, ''I like to
have some one to blame when things
go wrong" Boston Journal.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-15
Avoid Substitution.

"But I prefer another!" she object
ed. A fierce desperation took possess
sion Of him.
81 am just as good as another!" he
cried.
Now she laughed in his face.
To be sure a woman is a woman, but
love is not precisely like the drug
business, after all.-Detroit Journal.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-15
End of Masculine Gender.

Would you say honest politics is
Or 'are?"
"Ts,' of course. Honest politics is
always singular. Jour
nal
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-15
At the Table.

Mr.. Wedding-Ah, darling, 1 see you
have prepared something new with
your own little hands. It's luscious,
too, dear. What is it:
Mrs Wedding-That-tha bread!
Judge.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-15

wv where
H2S PIE
Journal.

Wife (ominously)-'I know where
you were last night, sir!"
Husband (irritably)-"Then VIII,
don't you tell me? Can't you sec I'm IN
no mood to be kept in suspense DE.
trv!t Journal
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-15
Asleep.
,rybody get out safely ?"

what time did the hotel catch fire?''
'Midnight'
Everybody get out safely?'
All except the night Waterman. We
couldn't wake him up in time. BIOS
ton Traveller
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-15
Ask for "Et pA8O TRANSFER.'
the best cent GIG AR on the market

Four pounds California prunes for Is
cents. Ell Paso Grocery Co.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-15

Judge,
The border vidette., 1899-04-29
A Good Haul.

Sunday afternoon while Line Riders
Hitchcock and Miller were making
their usual ride along the line between
the custom house and San Bernardino,
they came across the fresh track of a
large wagon, several mule aud ourro
tracks. Thinking something might in
teIest them in this direction, they FOX
lowed the track several miles in the
direction of the Niger Head. Up in I.
small ravine they came upon an outfit
consisting of IA four horse wagon, two
horses, four mules and five burros to-
gether with all the harness, pack sad
dies, hooks, etc. In the wagon and on
the ground were il number of kegs con-
tanning mescal, but the owners whoever
they were filled to show up. The line
riders took the whole outfit to the GUS
tom house.
The border vidette., 1899-04-29
Arizona Press Association.

The @seting Of the Arizona Press
Association ia Soiemonville on MAY
sth and 1t Stafford on May 9th, will
give the editors of the territory ar
opportunity to see the valley dressed
in its full spring Rarb and in its best
condition TO force its grandeur on the
visitors. Many of the newspaper men
of Arizona have never witnessed this
| portion OF tho territory and consequent
they will see in the Gila valley. We
trust that the approaching meeting Of
the Press association will be largely at
tended, and that it may result in an in
telilgent discussion of business matters
pertaining to tho newspaper business
in Arizona. In the past the associa-
ton has accomplished very little to-
wards benefitting either the pri lting
bushes or making desira bic suggestions
for the guidance of The publisher or
editor. One thing is certain il tho
Press Association expects to grow and
become Il source of help and benefit to
tie management of Arizona newspapers
politics must be kept in tho back
ground. anu the business Of endorsing
this man or that man must lie put
aside forever. Every newspaper must
have an editorial policy of its own, i'll
politics and other matters of public lis
cussiOn. Editorial associations, COM
posed of county newspaper men can
only benefit its members by devising
and discussing new business methods.
Let the meeting of the association To
be held in the valley, far away from
the center OF political strife and COLI
tention, devote itslf TO business that
really concerns the newspaper indus
try Bulletin
The border vidette., 1899-04-29
C0NSTABL-.'S SALE.
JAMES GOODMAN,
Plaintiff,
vs..
F. ESPRIU,
Defendant.

J
Under and by virtue of Writ of Execution
esaed Out of the Justices court of the Eighteenth
RTecinct, Pima County, Arizona, by Frank ].
Duffy, Justice Of the Peace, the End day of
- December, 1895, and to constable, duly
directed aud delivered, on Judgment rendered
IN SAID Court IL; the Gbovr entitled action the
S6th day of November, 1888, for the sum of
Two Hun,:red aud Seventy Dollars, $1,000
and the costs of s:.id acto!l amounting SI5.65,
end ali ac-suIg costs, have ouiy levied in Abe
G1AnneT required b. law, all that certain real
e5tate belonging to tis@ defendant, situated in
DE town OF NugaIss. Pima County, Territory of
Arizona and particularly described as fellows.
en-wit:
eEoTs s, IN BLOCK 6; In the said To~n of
eSOEaies.
Public nctic- il hereby sivez; that will at the
ennIt house door. in Tucson, County of Pima.
XcrritorS of Arizona, at Ing iour of one O'Clock
a. Ic.. On Saturday, t;v I4tn day of January,
GSS9, sch at pubic aIctIo: to the hignes. bidder
&n< Cash, i'll lawful trsstry of United States.
G1ae above described property. OF so much
&hereof Is may be- necessary to satisfy said
kadgnent .sli5 Gosts cf sui; accruing costs.
T.F BRODRICK,
Constable. PreciJct No. Is. PIMA County
o. Dated No64i@-, arizona. .preelnber l4th. 1885.
The border vidette., 1899-04-29

Singer sewing machines sold onz the
Enstalimsns plan. Call and see b.
I'D Eeiasco ct tlae- Arizona Com tnereiai
Ca,ntany If
The border vidette., 1899-04-29

Ca~::r"ts 'a,:siv C;ltl,. rt,s. the meat Won
ici'i L III deal tlTsCot cry Of TIC APE. =
mt aud refl si'Ing To the tasie. at'I cnti
md positively on kidneys. liver and lCT:elS
lcansin" th., c tire syst m. disial colds.
;s;Ir. hca'aeI,.-. Icv.r, b:,I itnI s1s IL tito,
ana biiionsn"ss Please BTy end try no,
Of &. G. G. today; 10, -, 20 cents. Sold anc
Elarlnte''d to cure Wy all drE: giss.. .
The border vidette., 1899-04-29

tuGe store.
The border vidette., 1899-04-29

Art squares, rugs, hassocks, mats
and over sixty different patterns of
carpets; from cheapest ingrains- to
finest velvets, at S,aml'augIl's furni
tuse store. If
The border vidette., 1899-04-29

The jimmie Fruit Company has ..'t.
freshest and cheapest CANDIES il, No
gales Go and sample them.
The border vidette., 1899-04-29

\ fine line IF pull an | fourth hand
ties j st received ut the Boston Cloth
ING House.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-08
DEATH AND PANIC Ara EIRF.
Frsnzted Factory G,1l- Leap from win.
Of. . dows aud Nia"y Are lrjureu. rs

READING. PA. Decennbsr One "
he most appalling fires that has rvar
Wasted this city occurred to-day When
he extensive hosiery mill Of Nola.. <
lI1rs't Company took fire deSl;, oy;n. :.
ne pant causing the ,!esr;h Of Miss
louisa Clay and injuring ABOUT six:
osher employees of the company.
The hosiery building was Il large four
story structure and nearly 800 .persyus,
beirg employed, most Of them being
women and girls.
GIRLS IN \ PANIC
1ae fire was discovered about IL
clock. and in a few moments th,.
girls We're PAM stricken. They made
a dash tor the fire escape ana M. s1.,irs
but found THAT tie l:u>ter means OF ,.s-
cap' could not carry all Gt them DOWN
al the same time Several hundred OF
III, girls then made !, rush fol. the win
'i'iWi and appealed foi. those in the
~ $ett 10 save them. ladders We're
Drought into us,. ana many girls were
-aks! from the burning building safely
JINMPEtD FROM :N-IN1t0yis
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-08
M-l'NAUENsE DELAYED

MANILA. Dec. - so P. M.-The
transport Manauense. which arrived
ne!e from san Francisco November IS,
alter terrible voyage was srhnd,,l.,,
70 start for home today with lischa -
go ana sick soldiers. a large force ha,i
peeh employed in repairing her ma
ch!nerS. but il was Impossible 10 eet
ier IN condition To leave today ana her
oSparttle was postponed until next
"eek: Her captain has secured a crew
to San Francisco
me transports Olympia ana Pennsy1-
vAnia arrived today.
s',le steamer Rosario. chartered; by
'i1e government to bring a load OF eat
t,e 1f4Il Ma'nlsaiuga Ia Ilo;lo. l.ft
~ 70 Monday and Went asher. on th,.
-, ,r,,hs Near Nampa!ugan. Her crew
ahI passengers We're saved
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-08
HEALTH OFFICER. is vHKY ANGRY
he Says Dr.. Wyman'~ II. port EAsed IN.
on Fnc"Tr-ct 9nf .rrnns,on
(By Telegraph.)


JAl'kSONNILLE, FLA. Dee 7.-D-.
J. y Porter. state health officer, who
arrived here today from Miami. is very
indignant over the statements in Sec
Rotary Cages report this morning Gov
"f'nS DR. Wym2n's criticism of the
Eeli wv fever epidemic at Miami this
fall.
He SAYS DR.. WS-nan's statements are
7 rsed on Information CT agents WAC
had n" knowledge OF dengue nor yellow
FEVER he asserts that the epidemic.
there had no source in a vessel from
Cuba which had been disinfccted BY
an agent Of the Marine Hospital Ser
Nlcc VINO had yellow fever within enc
Week alte: and asserts that he VIII at
lhc ninnei time produce proofs that the
Marine Hospital Service is msmanag-
sd and Inefficient. He urges that Dr.
lyman s.1&un. SHOW his patriotism Dv
aiding in the management Of cpidtmics
rather than by sitting in his office and
rlll!clslaS those who bear the dangers
aHi have The practical experience of
fever.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-08
hESTtCff BOA ItD's DECISION
6 Will be fanieu Down Tomorrow
I'r. bAhi; IL TayInr'- Favor.
IBy Te.eYlapn.)

,l,,. >-,.-I,., " ..
'ts-t-> l\f 1'li ny .. December -
NJ decision vi the State I.o:,rG Of;
Election Commits inn.r ..ye,sfnu ,,.
,,.y,..,,..:a,
80 r. '''' 'o''teSe MI '3F ilall[e,i
1'Nn on Saturday morning. III
strong probability is hat t=,...firat.s hi
u, yInr 49,. r;,,s,i,; h; I,...'"' -.
v.,r, - - ~
lr,s ~. .rt
ieket Tia VIZ. Vii ,,.s,, ~, ~
j. ,h. Rsn,,l,I;f-art 49, 49,, - o :.
,,,,rorra,i,e 'Srr,ats. Si,ksyr 80
II wa ,hnnpl1r I,yhs,, ~ ,,,,,.5 -.
;ollrned al NOON .,ffar IN !. '.onoi,Is;,n ', y,
.JuGc. Harais' .,rp-In,s,,, MI, No.
:,a nlg,,lfha,s ~ ia hn,',-3 80 49,, J.;
Fall, sf.rir5aa !, x,l4 49,. ,,I,, - -.
.l,.,f tj,ay I,.;.,sJ .,,,,i ~. ~
,wy.an ha ajjl;l,,n,,lnl ~ - c, ,,,'e -
h. 1in,a0 se.t Ia, !, ,t. ,a,Iirr ~, ~,
ION. in olr;}arjn. :, sylJnhns ~ ,ba IA
y.is;on they mad dei.i.lt. !; ~ ,.n,}ar az,
fhr,, members If ~. .an,yn,, ssinn 49,
been ulaceI in n nnst rn.nvia,hln ,rnsi
zion Thpi,. hrsr friends ,van ,.i,. ~.
natives nav, plaaded wiTh 7h..,, ~, - - ),
SIDES Of ms. nuas1ir, SANE fn,. 1I,ylnr
some for. Go,4haI *, war;. n,:h;n,
way they did. ~. case +, ,,,,,n. ,,,,,lh
10 Ihetir friends =
EjRESlSIrPIH GREAT
The pressure against th.m has haa,,
Something s1,rendonc ava :, i, ,,,,..
fair to say than thronehn,u, m an-ir.
,.ar.vass ana auri,7u M. ~ sa,,a =
half GAYS ~ ,,o,,n7,.n, tha,. saa,,,n,
a,.tua1,d only nv 1ha ir,an.;,r ~ a.
their d,:i,v az thay ,,nGarsr,n1 - ~,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-08

treunely rough and strongly entrenrhe
About six hundred prisoners who es-
t>ip"ii, reported that the Insurgents al
lowed all but the American and promi-
rent Spanish prisoners TO escape from
;anSued. Later the insurgents wer..
driven back into the mountains Will
send transportation t., bring the pris
on"rS T. Manila and sto supply Youny'S
troops witH necessary Quartermasters
stores. our casualties were one killed
ana II wounded. wounds mostly slight
Enemy left in trenches Twenty-Five
dead. Few rifles and several Thousand
rounds small ammunition and 40 shrap-
mel Young has sutfilien, ,roops
meet all difficulties
tSigntD ..OT1s.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-08
Expectation Of Catching Him
Abandoned for the Present.
INSURGENTS AGAIN ACTIVE
Force of3 5000 Fillpinos, Concentrated r.
fore Imusand BAcoor * sep A1neri-
cans Slice ping ON Their Arms.
Gen. YonDg's Victory.
(Ry Telegraph.)

MANILA. Dee. 1--ln:5o p. M.-Thc
Expectation Of catching -Aguinald,, II
the north has been riacticall:. ;.h:.u-
&c ned ana the probability now is :nal
~ Will turn So;thward. if he is not
already there. With his destination 4.
Nlte province, his home where rha in :
Suifectlon began. ana where ii HAS NJ.
gr"a1est strength. The Filipino st.l
ulefS IN that province have lc..5,itiv
pern showing increased enthusiasm,
tii ,"idness and captured Insurgents
Say lhat Aguinallo is coming to lois
then with 4 large army. The sam,
o'll"f prevails among the natives ~
hAn'ii ana elsewhere that Arilifa,.1 ,
intends 10 make his heaGuuar.ers ~
CaN:te province.
ATTACK NIGHTLY r.NPEJ,.r
h.ie are about 5000 insurgents b )
I'll" linus and iacool., Keeping Tie
-AiE' rinans sleeping on their arms ana
ni2htly awaiting attack. ia +, I, I'M, ''iS.
ii9S "a Se several cannon. Til ii:s,
may 81 linus under the American.
resume who ultimately deserted. is t.,,.;r
le;s'iri III tn" assaults and is ambitions
TO saka the toxin. Three. soldiers q; 1ry
2i:tn lniantry have deserted ana are
nov Wlta t:ie enemy. Mos, u. ,h IN
hahli.lntS Of linus arr. 50 strong in ;neIi
s%Mplthies With the Insurgents ,],a;
u Is "=eeSsii'E t" use a pant of H.. reg
tintEi 10 lA'rol the streets and u pre-
>'!.t shooting from houses VII anav,,
an attack begins The Al,ryic:,l ..,r.,s
IN the noSth have separated into many
SINAI commands ana are ',urs,,il=
Ea3aS Of Fiiipinns. General MarN2l;lu,
Is engaged III clearing the !loiln; III,
country vest ~ the Manila -n&.s,,l,:,n
ral!r2Ad. General Grant is rn,ir.
i&om Angeles toward Subiy with tll
men Colonel Rcl is sweeping :uulh
'in" A.argater"r1 Thus far the
American commanders have been 1n-
aEie 10 locate large bodies Of ins,r-
gents, although there Mere about SOC
IN San C'lomentne. nine miles south al
early in the week. Col
nnel Hood. With the Sixteenth regimen
ana cavalry and General Lawton With
iorce from san Isiiiro. are. oncra ting
IsalnSt General Pillars ARMY in tho
san Ma,eo valley T
DARING EXPEDITION. ~
Ai2jol Bachelor with q bart,lion ,,f
the TWen1y-fourth infantry, is makjrs
daring expedition. He left Eavo,n-
Dong. province Of Ecuva Vizcaya a
Week ago 70 march through Cagayan
Na'leN To the north coast of LuZon. in
lending to reach Ararri at the mourn
OF ms tagayen river. the most in,nor
,tnt northern SEAPORT Of the island
ME no large forces are known tn b..
- MS PAIN 1t may be that he has had
some nshJlnS. although The friendl1
aeSs OF tae inhabitants is counted upon
% help him. When he arrives at Ap-
arm ne will find q gunboat awaiting
E nm, Inc spanish prisoners in the
banquet region are escaping from the
Fllplnos and are focking into Vigan,
9tN r;tl hundred are there already ana
d steamer VII! SO to bring them 10 Ma
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-08
SITUATION IN LI-ZOE

~ f | NOTION. Dec. Gen. OTIS
;lls caDed the War Department as fol-
IN l.uzon, - l. :
Manila. Dec. En- centra, Iuzon
aleie IS no lnsurgent force OF import
anfs except il Bulacan province near
~ POINTS Where General Pic Del Pillar
holds together some 900 mnn .rba.i.
Will be attacked soon
Genera Grant has moved i small
rnlumn 'dcwn the cast coas: OF Eatia
s ;, ',lcc' encounteling little opposition.
= column moving westward frnn, ~.
hit ihta!nS is expected TO reach ~.
n1,trFh coast OF l.uzon the tenth in
E.al!,. Many small ins'ng gent armed
=, $3.50 i.1,. are IN the country robbins. and
.ta'lts. "hich are being pursued hy
'"onS vniie successfully. To the south
.. Manila the Insurgents still mann
s 49, tle!i opositinns. but the necessary
urge i" scatter them viii be sent scan
CSiGncGD C.r1c ;. :
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-08
ROBERTS IvvEsTJcSAT1C:S

WASHINGTON. Dec. THE special
House Committee appointed to inve.ti-
gate the charges against Mn. Roberts
the Mormon Representative from
Utah. held its first meeting today be-
hind closed doors The meeting was
called for the purpose Of determining
the method Of procedure in the case
1t vas held in the room Of the Commit
s.e OF, Elections No l. and was presd-
ca over by the chairman. Mr.. Taylor
OF OHIO. AL the other members of the
coTsnittee were present.
4. Little progress was made at the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-08
Gets 1903 Votes in Caucus to Gov.
Tyler's "a.
STATE OFFICERS NOMINATED
House Of Delegates. Bill to Abolish
Rcgtsser Of Land Ofce
House Committees.
tEy Telegraph.)

RICHMOND. VIA. December To
night the Democratic legislative caucus
n@:ni matted Hon. Thomas s Martin 20
succeed himself as United States Sera-
toy. The Vote stood: Martin. lD3:
Governor Tyler, -.
Inc incu;rbents Of the Offices of treas
urer. secretary OF the cunmonw cal tn,
auditor, second au;.i;or. supelintende nt
OF the penitentiarS. superintendent OF
public printing and railroad comGlis-
SlHner We're 1enoln; nat ed.
These nominations are equivalent to
election
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-08
JULIAN RALPH Wn-.rl-.

LONDON. Dec. S.-The Daily Mail
publishes a dispatch from Julian Ralph
a; Modder river. who says:
The Kimberley people are troubled
by the necessity of feeding ;l1)O ha-
sutos in the diamond fields wnom :li,4
Beers refuse TO allow /, ;lnp:.r1 al
who should they fail L get ,noi4s Ii
meat, will !.econe discounted ana rest
less. On the night Of tnn battle OF
AIoC:ier river. Kimberley. missing th:.
accustomed signals from herr" wle in
great anxiety. fearing that Y, illd besn
defeated. The fact was that w. q 1
rot use our searchlight To- ;c:,I tie
5oers guns would Wreck our appar /
tGs Five hundred ana thirty i:tcrs
We're killed or wound,.l iii tn. bn:i,,.
here. That number has already seen
accounted for. and the ene:ns.'s los:cs
We're probably much heavier
SUCCESSFUL SORTlt
\ special despatch from KIN a,.rlcy.
dated "Wednesday. Novembe. ~. s;%-;
As q result CT signals from rs. ~
movements on the part of N, Beers
Noionrl hekeWich determined - ma: .
q so:,iia with q view ri keep,.-, :, large
loEcS OF Boe! s employed here.
Yesterday afternoon q portion ri he.
garrison With artillery un:lr. Major
Iia!nlci and mounted TROOPS u1I!,.r
MAJOR S@ott-,Hurnei, advanced south
Wes. toward ''oe! positions ana can
tur2I Cdr;eE's Farm. Which :c:i,pa. 1t
tle line it was intended to hold in vi5x
Lord Me;huens early ap.,ron"h.
Major Scott-Turner then :uri,nd LIS
attention 70 the Boer laa.;ei ..li,.l ;1..
captured in fin" style. in spite Of tie
eaeinN'S heavy fire. All the .amn
e3guipnrnt was capti!red or ,l.si,pv,.i
FINALLY the British stormcd ;h.. ridge
and CAPTURED tl:i'ee redoubts after e.
Ec:" lighting
In leading the man who weys Alarm;
ms; tire fourth redoubt. Major Sc11s
turner and Lieut.. Wright va. kiiI,d
y Is alleged they We're strncn ~ ex,.,g
sive bullets. Tho death Of Mlio,
Scott-Turner compelled the british Is
,S.ift afnn ':aTterS farm the Who'll az
f&if having lasted four hours
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-08
%3,0a0,OOO P.psr MIL.

llIMFO.2D FAILS ME. December
THE largest mill in the world for
tn1 exclusive manufacture ri writing
wili begin at once. y canal leading 10
the mill over Il mile Long viii be con
structet. ard ii is intended 70 nave the
plant in running order in one ye,.i
New York ana Boston capitalist. a,e
Behind The scheme The company w.ll
not be in the writing paper trust Ills
plant viii cost $3.000.D00
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-08
GENERAL. Y7Ot-Ec; At y1ca,1

GENERAL YOUNG; AT EIG.AN.
MANILA. DeccnIoer S-lO:5O A. Nj
General Young arrived at N-igan. pro-
Nl'%e OF south liocoS. Wednesday. De-
g nber 9th. after Il hare. bu, successI,,I
nsnt With a gre rtly superior force of
fl!rlInrS commanded by General 7rino.
The Americans had one man killed and
l"elv" wounded. The enemy lost he;tv-
$500 ''>>
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-08
THE PROTEST AGAINST QUAY.

TN'ASF1 TNtiTNIN. December 7-'r ne
Senate COMMITTEE on Privileges and
Elections to-day arranged the prelini-
naries tor the consideration Of the pro
test against the seating of Senators
Quay. Clark ana Scott In the first
case it Vas decided TO hear counsel on
saturday the 10th instant and that :he
nearing should be concluded on that
late. Only legal questions are involved:
III this case and no witnesses Will be
heard.
The preliminary preparation for the
lark and SyGtC cases was placed in
the nanl.s OF Senators Chandler an,
PettuS. Iney We're authorized to decide.
i0i' the committee what persons should
b" summoned and when they should be
heard.
Senator Harris, the new member rf
the committees. was present a. The met
ing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-08
\ STEY\ IN JHE. FIELD

!, LONDON, De-. THE announce
mrnti $ n: lc!= in q special despatch
from B.nen,iontein. dated Sunday. De-
c"ahar ). that President Steyn. Of the
Orange Free State. mas Joined the Boer
forces 81 the Modder river. His APP
pealance The despatch says caused
great enthusiasm among the Beers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-08
APPOINA1ENT,S f.ONr1r, uu-1,

" ASF1I MUTTON. Dec. 1.-The Senate
IN executive session today confirmed
The following appointments: JOS W. FL
fer. OIL illinois. to be a commissioner tf
Interstate commerce: F-:ede,wick w
Wines TO be assistant director Of the
census.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-08
EOMEARDMEINr CONTINUES

FRERE. CAMP. NATAL, Wednesday.
December 6.-A runner from Lady
smith reports all Well. The lombard
ment. the messenger adds. continues.
but IS inalfc Stve. the Boer shells only
hitting the houses.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-08
Weather Foreca.t.

WASHINGTON. December Fore
cas- for nia-Partly cloudy ana
warmer Friday; tresh soulthwes,cr.,
winds. Saturday fair
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STIRRING NEWS SCD.E

LONDON, De. So A. M.-C;ena-al
suffers arrival 1t Frere is hald Is m
ocate mat all The preparations for an
advance 70 the relief Of LadS5nriti, are
complete and that stirring news vii,
soon De received. The fact !hl. Lord
Alefhurn is announced as resrlfnins his
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V easoln Sailed.

steamer st itOnar(iS (Rr) Shrine.
Antwerp.
steamer DeiWen (BrD James P1,
trfUam
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NEWPORT NEWS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER g. 1898

meeting today and an adjournment
was taken until tomorrow at 10 O'clock
IT has not yet been formally decided
whether Mr.. Roberts is to be allowed
counsel or whether the hearings will
be open or private. The determination
Of the latter question it is believed
will depend upon Mr.. Roberts wishes
Mr. Roberts also Will doubtless bt. al
LEVIED counsel.
The question of whether the commit
tee Wall so to Utah to take estimory
was also raised but it. too. was not lie
clded at the meeting today
Almost ALI the time was occupied in
a general exchange Of ideas as 10 n1e,ll-
DDS Of DrC4JeIurt
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" MI l.A, Dec. I-l0:3O r. M.-Thera
e heen 4 nunty Of native police in
uhe "f nc towns Of the island Of Ne
= 1T. IN American officer was Killed.
No PARTICULARS have Vel been y,
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te9 oils Arrived.

schooner 5ayard Barnes. Perth Am.
boy.
Oh leans.