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COMMERCIAL.
WHEAT HIGHER AND FIRM AT
THE ADVANCE.
Barley IL a. Quiet a. Ever, and
Prices Undisturbed-0ats
Are Active.

San Francisco, Feb. 18th.
Wheat is higher and firm at the ad-
vance; Liverpool market is quiet; no Chi
cago or New York markets. to-day; a
cargo down from Port Costa for Eng
land. Barley is as quiet as ever and
prices are undisturbed. Oats are active;
receipts are light; no change in prices.
No Eastern corn arrived to-day; the mar
ket is dull at previous prfc6s-
Arrivals Of bran and middlings were
heavier: prices are unchanged. Some
dealers report better tone to the hay
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NOTICE.

Rebate on Personal Property Tax
Of 1898 collected by the Assessor is
now due and payable ct the County
Tfeasurer's ONCE.
A. 8. GREENLAW.
County Treasurer.
sacrmeanto. Jan. & 1889.
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bicycle cloth

45-inch all-wool bicycle cloth, in
tan, mode and medium brown; small
figures in shell design add 1e,
to its richness; per yard. 49,. ZCC
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pierola cloths

46-inch pierola cloths, desirable
spring goods, of rich and novel
weave; to recommend them 7sc
to fastidious buyers, per yard lOO
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debeige

42-inch all-wool debeige. in dark,
medium and light gray and light
browns; goods we've held as a
leader at 5Oc yard; now on 7ec
sale at kOC
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storm serges

Hale's black and colored storm
serges are as good value as these
great stores afford; made from
choice yarn; sponged and shrunk be-
fore being woven; 4S inches wide.
and in all popular colors; per E0r
yard ................. OV'A
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novelty dress goods

45-inch black novelty, dress goods;
crepon effect, overshot with silk:
regularly worth $150; to close
out these six pieces, per C1
yard ..... ................. Ql
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See ondays Bee for extra value offerings in fin
footwear and domestic goods.
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n1ohair

4O-fnch black figured mohair, in
small and medium designs; adapted
especially for skirts to be worn with
shirt waists; an unusual o.
value; per yard. .......Z ZCI
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crepons

36-inch fancy spring and summer
crepons. In pleasing combinations,
with overshot effects; new goods.
priced to introduce thems at. 1Er
per yard. ............... kOS
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dray d'Venice

3S-inch black drap d veniceH
and figured designs; the latest
weaves from Eastern looms; 1Er
per yard. OOt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-22
CIvf NEWS In l<.<lrF,

Mr.. c. III. Sterling Who has been iii
at Dr Atkins. in East End, is improy-
ing.
Mr.. Norman II. Williams, cashie,. Of
the Bank Of Chase City is visiting Mr..
Ed M Holt on 3ith stract.
The Emancipation Committee INST
last night 70 make arrangements i.r
tie I,nSancipa ton Day celebration
Bishop y. Walters, of the Sixth Epis-
copal District of the y. NJ T.. Zion con-
nectinn will preach at Zion Tabcrna-
Gle ~ NJ. f. Zion, ut the corner Of
TWcnty-fourth street ana Jefferson av-
enue. this evening at 100 O'clock
While in the city he will be the guest
Of Rev. S. \. Howell.
Captain Fitchett, city engineer, went
to Norfolk Monday for the purpose OF
tracing 81 carload of timber which was
shipped sometime ago for use on the
Tnirty-tourth bridge. He succeeded in
locating the car and the timber Will
BE shipped here at once.
y large force of men is at work to-
day on the new Lafayette avenue line,
which. it is expected. Will be ready FOR
operation in about six weeks. The men
are putting down new track and will
complete the line the full! length of the
avenue. The work Of Wiring this ave
nue. has started.
Mr. II. b. Bennett has returned from
New York. where he attended the hors )
show.
Rev j. ". Mitchell. OF Portsmouth,
stopped over yesterday on his way
from the Association. to visit his bro
Their, Mr.. G. c. MITCHELL
Contractor f. G.. Power yesterday be-
gan work on the retaining walls for the
lWentE-htth street bridge approach
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built but 50 miles of road and obtained
Il route lGG miles between Columbia
and savannah. which is but little long
er than the Seaboards acquisition, tn,
Southbound. 1i3 miles
Chlei Engineer Wells supervised the
construction OF the Perry branch built
~ l. 4. Jones and Company. of Bal
uinorc- Tic completion Of this 80
miles was accomplished in exactly four.
and half months. Il phenomena! rec
"rd considering that the road cuts
through a sand mountain and thence
across the swainps Of the Edisto. re-
CURING difficult work night and dag.
! ne track is Of Very heavy rock bal
last and heavy vestibules over this
route will be naugurated December 10.
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THE Al. l1IONAL SCHOOLS.
Conference Commute" 4 ppain,sd bv he
Board aud tsih.r Stop. Inx.n

me movement 70 establish two more
schools IN the city is being pushed.
me Building Committee Of the S llnol
koard has heiii a nesting and appoint
ga committee consisting of Messl:.
Ford. Reilly and !-iveze:', to confer with
IRE School Canmittec &c the col,n Ill
relative to the matter. as well as 81, Il,
SuH3.%e CT raising enough money to
continue the school work through 10
ND OF this session. This conference
VII! also discuss the proposed Plaza Of
gong before the legislature in the IN
tefest Of the petition for permission 10
issue more bonds for school purposes
y committee of one WAS arpp;.r.i. q
70 wait on Mr. NJ. Mclaughlin, char
man OF the Council S'.hool Callssl.ittee
| ne Two than went around TO see Mr..
l. 4. hanViilc. superintendent 81 The
Old Dominion Land Company. .ej,.ive
70 certain North END lots that may :e
found suitable Tor the proposed ns.:
S.n"o: mouse III that section. Nj. aGln-
-. Vas no: IN q; tle time, ana liz"
matter rests in Statu quo
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Rt-NCRs lTNCpNFIRNIr.p.

FSINUTTsT. NATAL Nov. oO.--Ru
n"rs OF glorious victory achieved hv
General White Wednesday, last are s,lll
unconhrmed. Little crcaancc is attach
ca 70 them especially as the l.lI.nors
ana2a that General White had threat
rhrd 70 place many hundreds of pris-
oncrs in conspicuous places should tire
shcl!lnE OF the town continue
tsepofts i"on the southwark say that
me I'oers arc separating 10 foraying
and piliaSing parties Who are loO,in-
stores. stealing cattle and ransacl1ing
EouSeS. II is added that one former
became SO inccnscd that he sf;,l,-ad !,
party OF lG9 Beers, eventually shooting
eight of them
y Boel force occupies a position on
me Slool river. ten miles below the
Mco river station.
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SOUTHERN WORKS. IT, WAY OUT.
;. "A. L. Fail. to Cn1 fl It's Rlva! from
FIn,adA COunec

=
cc1NMlIA. S. C.. NOV. 2l.-,ihn
southern Railroad has in a neat way
extracted itself from tho dilemma in
which it wa:i placed last spring VII, n
ne SraHcard acquired the s;at?bntlni
division Ct the Florida Central and
bcninsula, which the Southern had
been using for lis Florida connection.
Tie lease expires January 4. but the
Southern has found y parable! Outlet
from Columbia to Savannah
Trains: arc new running over a new
link 81 miles in length between CO
'umhia and Perry At this point he
Southcrn's Florida specials will use the
carolina Midland which has been
bought ard practically rebuilt By the
Southern. Thence l6 miles 10 Allen
dale on me Charleston and Western
Carolina. which is operated by the
Coast Line and viii he used BY tic
Southern 10 IcmaSScc, 81 miles From
this latter point the Southern enters
savannah over the Plant system, s.;
miles.
BUILT ONLY - MILES.
BE this arrangement the Southern
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Gift OF the American People
Again Changes Hands.
YOUNG GEORGES HOUSE NOW
Idea or the Admiral in Taking The Trans.
fer is to Provide for Proper Success.
sion to the Property. \ Rel,
ative's Explanation.
(By Telegraph.)

W.AStilINC;TON. Nov 21.-George
Goodwin Dewey. ADMIRAL Dewey's only
sen, is new the owner of the residence.
presented to The Admiral by the Amer
lean people.
Papers were prepared and signed ear
~ to-day by Mrs. Mildred Mclean
Dewey transfers all rights and titles to
the property known as 1747 Rhode Is
land avenue. this city. to George Good
win Dewey. This is the property which
yesterday Admiral Dewey transferred
% Mrs. Dewey.
The parers making the new transfer
row morning
TRANSLATION EXPLAINED.
IN explanation Ct the transaction
pra ,tictlly con.pleted to-day a relative
ing statement TO the Associated Press:
Admiral and Mrs Dewey have
transferred to the formers son. George
GCc@''Nin Dewey, the tide of the home
presentsd to the Admiral by the peo-
pie nf this country. II will continue to
be the home Of Admiral and Mrs. Dewey
SO long as they may live.
1T is desirable now to say that it
was the wish Of both the admiral and
Mrs. Dewey to provide for IL proper sue
cessi"n 70 the property.
COMPLETES l'EI. SCHEiN1,
The transfer Of to-day completes the
transaction begun yesterday, and is the
carrying out only OF the original ntcn-
zion 'af bnth the Admiral and Mrs
Dewey. by All these interested in the
matter The method Of transfer adopted
WAS considered the best ana safest that
Icouhl have been adopted. 1t is to &c
considered. naturally. that the transfer
was 70 De the act of Mrs. Dewey as
Well rs ot the admiral. 1t Was her de-
sire. that she should release any calm
She might have to the property through
her marriage to the Admiral and to do
inns. the transfer was made through
her to the .>d:liraTs son as soon as was
practical. Through the MIST hod adept
ed, no dispute ever can arise over the
disposition OF the property"
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WHERE ARE YOUNG AND 1.Awros.
In Pnrsuit"f a gnlnHii-, They Have AJys.
t,rt"u-iy Dl-Hpp-ared.
(Bv Tclegrnnill


MANILA. Nov 2l.--6:O5 Z. Mite
" herH:hnutS of Generals I-:lwton ana
Young is pe,"n,in= mysterious az
Agunado's. The belief is Ees,..,:na -
grow at Manila that General I4awton
has struck the trail of the insurEei:t
government and is pursuing the
ministers into the I,inuuet mountains.
It has been his ambition to capture the
Young believe that a cavalry brigade,
living on the country could run them
down to any part Of the island. One
vague report brought by Spanish pris-
oners is that tAguinaldo and others
We're nearly surrounded by Americans
soon after the insursent chief left Tar
lac, but he escaped through the lines in
peasants clothes. Officers and sol
dicrs arriving at Cabanatuan from
General Lawton's force describe the
campaign as one Of great hardship.
MANY FELL SICK.
Many men dropped sick and were left
at various towns without adeuuata
supplies and attendance, some Of them
making their way back across the ter
rible roads. A number of horses We're
dying and many Of the soldiers and
even some OF the officers We're marci-
ing on half naked, their clothes hav-
ing been torn to pieces in getting
through the jungles. Some Of them
were reduced almost to breech clouts
ana hundreds were barefooted. their
shoes having worn out, and all were
living on any sort Of provisions. Bread
was rare and ca:abao meat and ba-
nanas We're the staples.
General LaWton foresaw that the
campaign would involve such hardships
but he considered it the quickest anu
cheapest way of ending the war
DEi5PONDENT NALEDICTCRY
Tho last number of the Independent
cha published at Tarlac. the day be-
1ore the Americans entered that place,
contains respondent vaiedictory en-
iltled 'Adieu." The tone of the article
showed the write: considered the game
played out. He said:
"CbliScd by circumstances, we have
found IT necessary TO interrupt With
cans number our pleasant labors Of de-
lending: our ideals and interests We
take leave Of the public and our read
ers with grief most profound and bit
ternEss most Cruel
The paner also contains news IL
'uStratlns in What 4 Munchausen
world the Filipino leaders have triel
t" keep the people. \ Washington dis
halch dated september IA describes
senator 4nar rs opposing the McErcry
resolution in the Senate that day.
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FRAY NEAR ESTCOURY'
britons Storm Enemy's Strong
Position on Highlands.
B0ER COMM aNDANT KILLED
Fierce Coz tItct Took Place Last Monday
Gen. snlter Reports Britinh Loss Two
oilicers and Seventeen Nj en- Kilt
I'd; Beers Suffered Heavily
(By Telcgraoh.)

ION Don. Sov - .--Late last evening
me war office made public two de-
spiStches from General Butler at Cape
Town The first had been received
from General Cicry. dated Monday NO
Neinber 20 and annpanced that three
pilNales were wounded the previous
day at Moot river THE second w,s
.H"m COL laden Powell dated at MAIZE
Eing. November 6. saying:
All Well here. We have had a few
successful sorties. Our loss is two 81
flccrs and I. men killed and four ocli-
|SfS ana ~ men N-uuaded. The enc
!5'E loss is heavy. His numbers arc
erc""asiag, but his guns remain and
shell Us. keeping out Of range Of pu,
small guns Have h:r! no news from
the outside since O&tuhet. 20
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FUNERAL ON SATURDAY

W.ASIiINCsTCN. cSov. 21-Eice Pres
ldcnt Hnhart's funeral on Saturday
Wlll be attended by the President ana
his cabinet. the Supreme Court 1i,I
SENATE in 4 body and large COMMITTEES
from the House OF Representative Be-
sides many other high diyntayi,s of
the government who viii! journey to
Paterson 70 pay their last tribute Of
respect TO the memory of the vice pres
ident.
Every Senator has Leen invited to
b" president and the Senate will meet
nj the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New
York Saturday at II O'clock and thence
travel IN y body to Paterson.
WILL GO ON SPE;'IAI. TRAIN.
Sergeant at Arms !irigh; has en-
gagged 4 special train TO convey The
President and his cabinet and The Unit
csl states Supreme Court to Paterson,
The train will leave Washington o%er
the pennsylvania Railroad at oclGck
IalnfaaE morning ana vii! return a. il
L. NJ
Chief Justice Fuller vas not in this
city to-day and in his absence no ono
could tel whether the court could at
tend the funeral in body. but officials
Of that tribune expressed themselves
as Very confident that ii would do so
Owing 70 the fact tha, the House Of
Representatives is without Il speaker,
no arrangements with reference to tht.
House committee We're made today
General Henderson, who Will be tie
next speaker, tcegraphcd To Major
Mcdowell, the clerk Of the House, at
his home 1T sharon, Pa, ANA Major
Mcdowell is expected here l0nis:hl
3ron his arrival he wil consult Win
General Henderson ana other repre-
ScntatircS who are in the City ana !:
committee Will be appointed IL atta.,l
the funeral
RECALLS HENDRICKS.
The death of Vice President llpi,3 =,
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Vice-President Of the United
States is No More.
PASSED AWAY IN PATERSON
had Long Been II Sick Man. Demise was
Hourly Expected. Death OF Vice Pref
dent HI nfricks Ia Recalled.
Presidents Proclamntf,n
DIV Tnlnwi,al,ll !


1Jrth.r, 49,, >N, nv. -..-,'Sfret =:
st,,, !, .?i''S''b ol iHs = n'teu
%1 Son - 80 1''!ie III IatcrSo!l.
~. ,,,i =: 80" /" c'o;h ms inofnlnS. ~
u, ,,|,, "%'H ~. l'onart ana MS
,,G,'i ~ s,,t y. fiohafi r.. tnse.'ls!
Wlth nI. William Newton. and his Wife
A., ,1 1v,'ts .>e'1"'atS f.Eans.
~ ~. ,,,,, ",at' 10, s,'' 'scii sApecS.
~ S"'!'e hours n. beginning o.
,Nrr,. 800 Wy ai'e'noni when
and from This attack MI 1;o,.,., ~
Il. rallied ~. ,,aI haa, .i.,t r",.
time ana had s,,tr,.r..l from h,.,,., r.,;I
rl.. ana hi, .trnn"; !, Ma h,,.,, ,,,'l',
mined. C;,Y,,l,,ally he f,i1n,a - ~ :,
hylr,s ;c,inn h,scn.,,a -,,n,. ~
ana soon after nj,,ri,h. las, nin,,, NJ
Hobart became. ,Inronscin,,s un 80
,,,.ir,I Il, ,h,. ,,;.;
death. S''''4'''''' "''''' ms
DIRECT CAUSE, on DEATH
Mr. lIobarl.s 1n,1h was ,l,1n dir,.i,.
IL angina j,rctn,is co,r,,li,.,,i,.r ~.
#ucurU:tiS.
uwin. 10 the ,rost,o ton of Mr. ,J,-
l,lli no funeral .,,.,,,,,.y,,,,,, :.
No completed ui,til 5nmn,-rny IN. ,,,1,
step decided unon is ,hnt ~ en,.,:il...s
Shall Bs. held il, ,h,. i>hurc;, ~ ,bn :,
doc lrl, 1T Paterson ana III. infa,r,l,,.
in the family l,lnt N t,a,7a'r .,,,.,,
whcrn ire nnl,, l,n,,i,. ~. ~ :, - :, :.
Slrs. HOBART VAS burir., siv ,.,,. ,..''
Rev Dr.. Mage" viii nrelch H., sl,,r,,.,,,
Thr church can Accommodates n,5i
more than soc persons ana AZ ,h,us,n1~.
will he ,.a"c, to attend III, s,,,,,ii.ss >,
Was suggested TIA, They be- ht.,a IN H..
ar,lory which will acc0n1rnnI,nt, IN Goa
persons. Tt is known. however tha,
Mrs Hobart wishes TIA t,no,,9i - !.
as quiet as possible and ,harn i lit,I..
likclihoad that the program vii ~.
changed
BODY WILL LIE IN STATE
Tn. ,navo, ,nd ,lla.., n.
h,yc s,,..a..st,.l 49,, ~, - ~ n.
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GSy telegraph

MACON. GA. ,NoveInbc. o1-!-x
Senator George f. Edmunds. VINO NJ !.
&eiHed With an atta.k Of bronchitis. i
%Iln:' better to-day, though he vas IN
;h'r 10 $lpnea,' in court as one 4f lrn
counsel iol the Southern Railway in 4 q
S'lt now pending in the United states
hH't. II RESPONSE 20 an inJtlilv is ~
ms he.f;h tonight The following gyoiy
WAS sent:
MI. i.,i.nunds is 50 much rcco:c-sd
from his r"!a that ~ expects TO start
~ tEe morning for Philadelphia"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-22

Hoiion VIII be Argued In Court To-day
Latest PlueAl,ty Figures
(Ry Tclecraph

u! 7 cIeSTaph.)
LCIIl:NlLl-lI Ky. November III
ne motion t" throw out the entire vote
rf Louisville will be argued Tomorrow
Ms!cre IL" County Board Of CAnvlssnl:;.
Inc work Of tabu!ltirS the vote w;:s
IN progress to-day ana il IS thought
vii! be completed by the lime Inc
t'Gal'l meets tn-innrrow.
On the basis Q: official returns; from
ina entire stale IS reported to it. he
il1flcS (D5motritic) figures TaNior's
plurality at .otn
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NIX Friday Nlei,r,

The Building and Supply Committee
Of the Council will meet next Frld "
night at the Courthouse for the our
pose - again considering the BIZ! "
the Warwick Coal Company. III is OK
Eect@d that all cf the members Of the
committee Will be present and That ali
Witnesses connected with the transact
ION Will be present and heard. 50 HAT
tee business may be finally ana for
ever disposed Of.
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JOUBERTS REPORT

!, l3l1h-l oiN!A, NOV. 2l-Via Lou.nnzo
Marques. Mondays report from C;er-
sral Joubert's headquarters, when
vas presented to the Transyaal coup-
y, 81 ss0is war today. says:
i s1ift'sr:'J- gun 1iFtsas-Mas -heard-in ,he
,!lrection c'f i.stcplirt on Saturday ana
continuous rifle firing is prorc.,lin.r
south nf I-adysmith
y SINAI! sortie from I.adysmith tais
m@rnins was repulsed Tia Trlnsva u
heaVy guns 1irtl Il number Df shells
MO ihe town this afternoon"
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NJ IsOEIRs ANp HRlT0Nls FIGHr

DURHAM. NATAL. Monday. NSvcm-
Der 2O.--Seven h,lnt,re.' Beers flcrn
Neencn took UP a strong position on
me highlands thirteen miles south a..
tstcourt sunday. occupying Turner
farm northeast of the sIooi river.
MAYOR lAa!nycroft. with a de;ach7nent
OF mounted infantry and the EstcGli,
>arb:neers. engaged the 3 oers + whom
sa:ee were sille!,. including their corn
nandant. The Beers Withdrew, ,akiu..
zoo head Of cattle lpsCred at Turner's
farm :
The main :Bocr force south OF :.:.s,t
court is reported to have retired
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Ve-ae!a sailed,
ntclope, Boston

Barge Antelope, Boston
Barge .Jun:ato. Boston
schooner Lizzie J.. Parker, Portland.
Schooner Lyman NJ. Low, Bangor
Steamer -AiaGnn. New; York
Steamer kalahdin, Melvin. Proyi
Lcncc.
Liverpool.
Wis, Dublin
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Bail rnbrn ,..n..r-,, by 81, rm.

NY EIc.rrlNh.)
l>l NE'SISiS. JAMAICA. Novenibo,,
3l.-1'he italian bark Fabu. Captain
l5elsi,ino, flom Naples. September 18TH
LoE fensa>oia. Fla. w;ls caught in i
storm and damaged While trying 20
make tnis port. She struck on The
Pllisa-oes Saturday ana is now q total
wreck
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V6ISels Arrived,

Barge Hamilton. Providence
Barge Ocean Belle. New York
schooner ]. j. Burt. Boston.
Steamer S. J. Murphy, Boston.
Steamer AppomattoX (Br), FOUL
steamer JIillglen (Br.), New, lyme.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 2l.-rorccas
Warmer with probably showers Wed
showers Wednesday,; showers Thurs
day; fresh eastcrly winds
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J q. Freen-y, Of suffolk, a suicide.
(BV TeleCl-a nh

IlifiaMgANiiD VA, November 2l.-.l
'I. Frecnry. 4 prominent citizen Of .haI
place. committed suicide by taking
poison. No cause for the act is assign
ri
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(By TELEGRAPH

NfNSiirNtfloN, November 81 MS
the Venezuelan trouble appears; 4, -,
over. tn" cruiser Detroit has hc,.n 70
IrE1d from duty :hcre. ana will cone 10
Kingston. Jamaica ana thence Il
brunswick. Ca
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GOES TO AIAl<l, PrsAc4E,

S<NN ANTONIO TEN.NS. Naverhei,
tnl"nrl li"nerts. prst at;utant al
Fort sam Houston lef; this afternoon
on u special train for Laredo wi-h d
detachment OF tn" Twenty fifth Infan-
Try 70 make en- investigation Of tie.
trouble at Fort l:inGSo!1 and 10 MAXI. q
'uli report 70 General Nc kihhen. she
depar'mcnt commander. General NJ
klboen has consulted With Ganol i
savers on the subject ana has been
asked to take whatever steps in his
power to conclit@tc the citizens ana the
soldiers.
TROUBLE LONG BREWING.
trouble between the negro so!dis: :
on the frontier posts and the Mexican
population has been brewing for some.
time. y collision between the ,olice
and the negro soldiers ut Laredo a few
weeks ago has resulted in the abandon
n" q The post there. \ SINAI! sized
riot also occurred at Rio Grar!e C;Iy
last month in which some soldiers Were.
sn4t ana others We're arrested and lin
eG. SINCE then the Mexicans ana sn;-
dlers at Rio Grande City have been 1T
ne D!|taTe:: eEDIitN
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NAsli' ANi.lF@N, November 2l.-Ja.,.(
), Nl9dci. OF FLORIDA. has been ;,ppui,nl
60 consul sot AigicrS, Africa vice q. T.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-22
COMMUNICATION CUT OFr.
DURHAM. Sov. 2l.-G'onnunication
Nlth EStcuu,.t is INTERRUPTED.
SITUATION At I,,rEySN1Tu

SITUATION At LAD YSMlTH.
DJiiE-ztN. NOV. 2l--Thc government
s.as RECEIVED th@ following advi,@s
from Colonel Noyston commandment az
lhn toiunt"crs AT Ladys:uith under
dalc OF November It,
Nj the volunteers ana police are
Msli and tHere are plentiful supplies
or !:ei and horses. All w&s u.!l-t
yesterday iWrdngSlayl ana the s.as.
.'oadlti"n exists thi, morning. The, Z
has Seen III further Observation-Disclosures
and the effects; hitherto h,yn i,.,,,,
triilinG. We are anyious IN. n,,,..
trcm the SOiltn''
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-22

N.tAClvPGCET RE0C,t.I-i,IE,,,
CAPE. TOWN, NOV. al-The Erir;s,,
troops re-oecupied 'Naauwpoort m
Sunday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-22

President Mckinney VAS deeply NOV
g ara when Senate" Fairbanks left
re joined Mrs Mckinley in his private
apatnents. His close ana intimate
rc!ai!"nS With his colleague made him
iccl the vicr presidents death as !.
%reat personal bereavement. Mrs. Nc
>!h!"y Was greatly affected She gave
way completely - her grief and sobbed
t"nNulsively. Mrs. Mckinley has but
few ntin?atcs liere and among hcr
most cherished friends were the vice
president ana Mrs. Hobart President
Mckinley die al nc could to comfort
his wife and did not return Is his office
unit! the members of his cabinet began
70 arrive.
The members Of the cabinet were
made acquainted With TIC sad news as
soon as the President himself was in
formed ~ means Of the telephone from