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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-03
Schooner Was Burned

Manila. March $50 p. m.-The
United States gunboat Concord has ar
rived here after a weeks cruise along the
west coast of the LuZon. The only Incl
dent of her trip was the burning of a
schooner loaded with supplies for the
rebels at Dagupan, the terminus of the
railroad. The natives fled and abandoned
the town when the gunboat anchored in
the bay.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-03
3 machinery to
q ill establish a
z rn Paper COM
lnufacturer Of
Orators Viii Dcte

Ann Arbor, Mich, March 3.-The ora
tors of the universities of Pennsylvania
and Michigan will meet in University hall
tonight to debate the Feasibility of Dis
armament of Nations" Especial i'm
portance attaches to the contest. 1t VIII
be the first meeting of the eastern mon
in this field, and additional interest is
felt as the Pennsylvania representatives
defea ted Cornell last Wcpk
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-03
Dewey is Admiral

Washington, March 3.-The president
has sent to the senate the nomination of
Rear Admiral George Dewey to be ad-
miral of the navy under the act approved
March 2, 1899, and Brig. Gen. Elwell S..
Otis, U. S. A., to be major general by
breVet to rank from February 4, 1899, for
military skill and most distinguished SER
vices in the Philippines. The senate con-
firned Admiral Dewey. ' -
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-03
The Wheeling Sails

Vancouver, B. c., March 3.-The United
States gunboat Wheeling will sail today
for Manila via Honolulu. On arriving at
the Philippines her commander will re-
port to Admiral Dewey for duty. She is
armed with 10 guns. carries 130 men and
is a speedy boat of her class.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-03
Has Sickn .ss on Board

Washington, March 3.-The war depart
ment today received the following
despatch from the transport Sheridan:
Gibraltar, March 3.-One death,
Private Timothy Bald, Co. F, 18th infan-
try; 2S sick, only three serious"
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-03
A Partial Agreement

Washington, March 3.-Thc conference
of the two houses of congress on the
sundry civil bill have reached a partial
agreement on the bill. Among the terms
on which no agreement was reached are
those providing for Pacific cable and
increasing the Paris exposition appro-
nNa INN
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-03
Lace Paper Plant Sold

Milwaukee, Wis, March S.-Malsell,
HINT. Cutley G. Co. of London, England,
have purchased the lace paper plant of
the Western Paper company of this city.
The London company, it is said, is max
ING an effort to control this branch Of
the paper trade of this country. The
company is capitalized for s45O,oOo; 1t
controls the English market in this line.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-03
ArmOQr'S
Extract of Beef

This preparation for making delicious
Soups and Gravies has attained nation
al reputation and the more it is used and
understood the better is it appreciated.
1t is easily prepared, is always ready and
never spoils. Come in this afternoon and
take a cup You'll find it very invisorating
and exceedingly nice.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-03

the enemy with Gatling guns. No casual
ties are reported.
Gen. Miller has been ordered to quarter
his troops in Iloilo in the custom house or
other public buildings, and authorized to
make the necessary changes at cost, not
to exceed $4,000, the same to be met from
the public revenues collected in Iloi!O.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-03
OutpOsts fired Upon

Manila March 3.-10:15 a. m.-The out
posts beyond San Pedro Macati were fired
upon by the rebels from the walls of
stone church. A gunboat advanced 800
wards beyond the line and cleared away
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-03
Sailed With Supplies

New York, March 3.-The United States
hospital ship Relief passed out from quar-
antine today on her long voyage to Ma
Mia. The Relief has medical supplies
enough for o5 900 men for a year.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-03
Only One Was Lost

Halifax, N. s., March 3.--The govern
ment steamer Aberdeen has arrived here
from Sable Island bringing the crew of
the wrecked steamer Moravia, which was
lost on the northeast bar of the island,
last month. Second officer Brinton is the
only one lost of a crew of 40
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-03
Tho Sheridan Guaranteed

Gibraltar, March 3.-The United States
transport Sheridan, New York for Manila,
is here. Owing to sickness on board the
vessel has been quarantined.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-03
UnfavOrabIe Report

Washington, March 3.-The nomination
of Samuel j. BarrOws to be librarian of
congress has been reported unfavorably
nv tbe senate committee on library.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-03
This is the Last Day

We shall serve up dainty little lunch
con to give those who desire it an oppor-
tunity to thoroughly test the merits Of
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-03

1t will remove al
Jersey City, where
large factory. The
pany is the larges
lace paper in this &C
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-03
RIBBONS

Closing out the last of our Fancy Ribbons
all pure Silk, five inches wide and worth
from SOC to Csc yard :. ................
Sale Price Only 25c
Colored Satin and Gros Grain Ribbons, in
blue, lilac, ecru, brown, gold, orange
and green, width five and six inches and
values 40c to 80 cents .............. 80.
eSale Pric Only 25c
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-28
LIEUT.. SMITH KILLED IN RATTLE.
Son Ut John "A. Smith and andson VI
Hon. J"hn F. LEWIS.
---- ----- iRN ,relegraIil 49, IN

WASiHIECT, n. Nov. 27-Whilc gal
lan,ly leading his company against Il
strong body cs insurgents. Lieutenant
CHARLES NJ. Smith was Killed on NOV.
I'D al Elolo in the province OF Fanay.
Fanay.
The Information was received at the
War Department today.
Lieut.. Smith was a son Of the late
John \. Smith. who formerly repres-
ent"l the Richmond district in CON
Gressi. His grandfather was the LATE
John +. Lewis Who at one time re-
presented Virginia in the Senate.
Lieut.. smith was a regular army Of
iicel having received an appointment
in the 18TH Infantry on July first 1889
he has resided in Was hneton for some.
years. but has relatives and friends in
IichmonI.
His uncle. Maurice Smith a pronlin-
ent Washington attorney at one time
rracticel law in Richmond
Lieut.. smith served With great dis
tinction in the cuban anpaign. He
received his appointment soleiy on his
record having Passed the highest en-
animation Of his entire class. His re
cord III the philippines has been un-
usually .n"Iitor;nus.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-28
Armstrong knocks Out J.rords.

NI'N Ie!eSItlpl.)
NtLW YORK. November 27.-The
pllze fght between Bob Armstrong ME
cn!oreh heavyweight boxer, Of CHICAGO,
and Jim Jeffords, Of California; which
was slated 70 SO twenty-five rounds be-
lore the Hercules Athletic CUB tonight
ended abruptly in the third round
b1;h men Went head foremost from a
%llnch over the ropes INFO box AT the
side in the second rounil ana, in the
third Jef1oras took another header from
the effects OF a right swing on the Jaw.
This took all she steam ouIs Of the big
fellow and When he regained his feet
he was sent SPRAYING rom a right
swinging upper cut IN the vicinity Of
the Deil. Jetfolds rolled over i'm q 3ony
ana his seconds claimed 4 fou! on the
ground that he was hit be'oNr ;.sle belt.
Ihe referee decided shat the b CIV land
81 fairly and gave his verdict in favor
81 Armstrong after Jeftords ,lal been
counted out and carried to his corner by
his Sc ends
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-28

"aratan. 20 miles north San Fernando
on the 23!d from which point passed
north into mountains. Troops Will re-
lieve marines at Nisan 10Th Bulk
spanish and American prisoners report
ed at Eangued. twenty miles east vi
gan. Wheaton. san Fabian. just re
ports capture of % more rifles: HOO
dollars in money: also that he has been
obliged % take mother and son Of Az
uiraldn under guard to Fabian to pre-
Vent their murder by natives. Natives
IL vicinity Bayo:nbong, Nu"StavScuya
Offering services to drive out insurgents
and request arms. Report only -four
hundred insurgents there
Reports from Lanlhoanga saws in
SGrgents surrendered heavy artillery to
navy and since have surrendered u
Nichuls commanding battalion Twenty
Third infantry. one hundred and sew
entS-nlHe rifles. one Nordcnfellt ana
four hreech-loaGing cannon. Order "a
stored in town and vicinity. About
eighty TaEalos scattered in noun
tainS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-28
Nc" RECORD kOK is- aOUR RID,,>G
ts7rt Repine Covers 961 3 Miles. Cham
pton Miller a Trailer.

: KANSAS CITY. November 27.-I3ert
feplne, o. Nashville. Tenn. won the
sorty-elght hour hcyclse race 1hat be-
gan in Convention Hall on Tuesday at
ternoon Of last week, and in Winning The
race esta nl!shed a new record for FORTY
-!snt hours. The dis ,an2e covered
~ ~ miles, is s. is miles better than
ne previous record for a similar con-
.esE. Charles w. Miller. Of t'a:caso.
ne heretofore unbeaten hampton CT
endurance races, made a determined eff
tn's TO maintain his supremacy but a
series Jt aGciien on the track caused
MN 70 lose ground that he could not re-
cover! ficm the lucy Itepina and the
equally lucky Os as Julius VINO rods
without slip or nishap. Julius finished
second 10 fepine. a Jap behind and Mil
Ter finished a lap behind the Swlue.
1puns Gus Lawson. OF Chicago. the
eighteen year old boy, who rode FOR
toby hous with the leaders, yithered
under the hot pace of the last t!av and
i :, ..i slN laps behind the leader.
i5. $ Flying Dutchman" Frank
Waller. was a bad fifth. finishing three
quarters q Il mile behind Eep.ne
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-28
roo SLOW ros JOAN uAuLGKEN.
Thinks His Name s,-s.rves to be Attached
to Swift Articl-.
(BY Telegraphl
(By Telegraph.)

WASHINGTON, Nov 27-:A few days
ago John Dahlgren, Of Atlanta. Ga,
wrote to the Navy Department, re-
QueStng that the name Dahlgren be
taken from the boat just completed ~
the Bath works and given to larger
and more successful boat. The appli-
cation was based on certain newspa
per statements.
In reply Secretary Long has written
Mr.. DahlSren to say that the neWSDa-
per articles do not truly represent the
performance during hen. trial as the
renort of the board shows that She is
constructed as required by che contract
specifications ana is in all respects Il
Sood and satisfactory boat for naval
service the speed attained by her &C, OO7j5
knots an hour being Well within the
contract limit Of accepta nee and prov
ing her to be an exceedingly fast vessel.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-28
DEATH OF CHA'<LEs C.,GlILAS.
Whiit' Actor of Royal u " Co, Was Ill
Uuders. 1rnpsrsonated Him. m


WESTON, TENAs, November 81
Charles Cogh!an, the actor who has
been i'll since October 30th With acute
GaSiritS. died this morning.
THE nj ,W7S CONF fuNIElD.
MEMPHIS. TENN. November 21.-A
Disra;cll received from the Tribune at
Galveston. Texas, confirms the death Of
Charles Nughian, the eminent actor and
author. The dispatch adds:
THE Royal Box Company played all
through Texas with the understudy as
star. who unprecedented the famous
icltor apparently 70 the satisfaction Of
the public.
''Coghlan Was 56 years Of age. At
the time Of his death he had nearly
finished his dramatization of Vanity
Fair for his daughter. The remains
will he taken 10 Prince Edward Is
land. his summer home. The manager
of the company mas been instructed by
wire 70 cancel all surther engage
,llents.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-28
WANT 900, 900 BACK.
:"nsIess VIII he Asked 4" Refund 7h
sum 70 South. IN CT 1mants
tBy Telegranh.D


''Il-I-MHl-N. S. g. Nov. 27.-Lihvcr-
n"rMi!cs y. McSwccny today address
S@G u letter t. the governor Of each
'oUtnern STATE, asking To-! united effort
- get southern Representatives III
Congress TO work for the passas-. Of 4
Dill refunding eleven million dollars 10
southern people from whom cotton was
C!zed by United States troops during
he war between the states
IN" cotton vas sold by the collector
# customs at New York and tbs funds
''acei in the United States treasury.
~ United States Supreme Court has
tc2ided that the government had II,
isn't or title t" these funds which are.
acid for the ultimate return to those
:ititlcd thereto.
CONGRESS MUST ACT.
but these funds cannot be recovered
Except by Congressional action as e..
iSlatlon is necessary before action can
pc Drought against The sovereign gov
S!Anent. BY special legislation some
lew claims have been granted bur il,
IS desired that Congress remove all re-
straints 50 that Lawful owners or heirs
may be reimbursed. \ SENATE. bill was
introduced last year and Vas reported
faNorah!E by the Senate committee "a
CLAIMS but was lost sight Of in some
Way.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-28
ADDITIONAL CASUALTIES

LONDON. Nov. 27.-rhe. comma nder-
in-chief at the Cape has sent tie Adj
nlr;llty the additional list of CASUAL
ties among the British naval brigade
engaged at the battle Of tIras Fan as
follows:
AlidShipnn Hudtlart Of the cruiser,
Doris. and ten sailors and marines
killed: and thirteen petty officers and
seamen and I6 nom commissioned Off
GERS ana men Of the marines wounded
Total casualties l03.
The following message has been tele-
sraphed TO tine communicative chief al
the Cape:
1.-THE Queen desires you to convey to
tlEa naval brigade who We're present at
the action at tsyas Pan Her Majesty $
congratulations on their gallant con-
duct and at the same time express the
Queens regret at the losses sustained
by the brigade f..
Dr.. Jameson.' the leader Of the ia
nous raid, has arrived in London from
South Africa .M
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-28
Will Not Sign British. German
Samoan Treaty.
lie DRAWS UP A SUBSTITUTE
Original r'rrj ct aud VIII Doubtl. SO
he Satisfactory to the O.h.r
S,anatory Powers.
(By TcleSraph.)

WASHINGTON. Nov 27.--The United
states has declined to accept the
agreement as to the disposition of the
Samoan islands reached by Great Brit
ain and Germany.
1t was possibly the leaking out Of
some informa,in Ia this effect that gaze
l:se to the report circulated in Euro
pcan capitals recently OF the Develop
,n"nt Of q serious hitch in the negotia-
tons.
NO SERIOUS HITCH.
AS I matter Of fact. there is no Sc
rinus hitch ana the reasons which in
fnenr@d the state department here il
rejecting III" Fritish-tie:m2n arrange
,ncnt when ii When it was submitted
far approval related entirely To minor
matters and touched rather upon the
f@!2n thaN the substance Of The ar
'An-eme,2s. Having rejected the ten
t"tiNe treaty suhnlitte! BY the othe:.
Two powers. our government has iii
turn. ANA at the instance Of the othe"
;!&rieS. prepared ana submitted 4,
ai'aft q treaty which il is hoped will
m Arc@ptahle To ali three powers.
WILL BE APPROVED
MS IS NoW before thu foreign Offices
az London ana l:e,,lin f1r consideration.
and i is confidently believed here that
IL WI receive unanimous approval
set differing in principle, as already
&lat@d. from tn" original project.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-28
Lancers Have Disappeared as ii
Earth Swallowed Them.
WERE PERHAPS CAPTURED
of the Fate of IN 8. Missing Troops.
Cable Service Again
INTERRUPTED.
CIV Telegra,ll.l

LONDON. NOV. 2S.-,:30 ~ Nh
fresh interruption in the East African
cable service at this interesting mo-
ment has caused L cessation Of the war
news. AS yet the war office has not
received Lord NethuSens detailed list
Of casualties. nor j., any information
at hand regarding the Whereabouts Of
the Ninth Lanc@rs who We're sent iii
pursuit Of the Hoers from C;ras Pan.
The Daily Mail says that n private
telegram announces that the 1-anc@rS
are still scouting ahead Of Ncthuen' 5
advancing column. but as he elnnounc-
Cd yesterday that he was giving HIS
men a days rest this is hardly posi-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-28
Miller, Of swiodling Franklin
Syndicate, Can't be Found.
RECEIVER NOW IN CHARGE
The Runaway Napoleon of Crooked Fina1 CO
Passed Through Kansas City Satur-
day, route to Mexico. Another
Private Banker Arrested
iBy T,eleg1aEh.l

NEW YORK Nov 27-Hubert G.
Taylor. a lawyer. was appointed tenn
pora-y receiver for the defunct Frank
lin syndicate bank today by Justice
Smith. Of the Supreme Court. The APP
l,iication was made by William O'Tn-
.lis. who stated that he held II shares
in the company. According to Ingles
he liabilities exceed 5000, 900. the assets
hning about $4,000 cash in the hands Of
the police. Lawyer H. G.. Taylor Will
furnish Il bond Of $4,000.
HEART NC POSTPONED.
The hearing set for the afternoon in
the case Of Louis II. Miller. brother OF
the missing man. did Dot take place.
ewing to the district attorney not be-
ing ready to proceed and the matter
was adjourned until Wednesday morn
ing. Miller was released on $1,000 bail.
Lawyer Robert Ammcn, eff Nassau
street, Manhattan. did not call on At
tHrney Steel today to cnlighten him as
/, the whereabouts of his former Eli
ent. Wm r. Miller Steel says he is
positive that Ammon does not know
where Miller is and that ne is as much
in the dark regarding his hiding place
as the police are
VICTIMS HOWL.
The police officials have found no
trace Of the missing man. Letters
poured in today from all parts Of the
country written by persons Who said
they had been deceived by literature
thai mad been sent broadcast by Miller
ana his employees. All wanted nfor-s
nation as to the best way for them to
recover the money. Some of the writ
rrs in their letters stated that they
had deposited from 5000 TO $500. Other
syntlcateS conducted along lines sim
liar to the Franklin syndicate are being
investigated by the police and by the
district attorney of Kings county. All
institutions conducted on the blind
pool basis which promise unusuai
profits, are under surveillance.
"PRIVATE BANKER" ARRESTED.
John G. Agnew. who says he is the
mana ger OF the Washington syndicate,
at No. 81 Green Point avenue, Brook
Ign, was taken into custody today by
the Brooklyn police on a warrant
charging -Asnew with violating Section
609 of the penal code. which makes it
a. nlisde1neanor for q person to display
Il bankers sign on his premises When
he does not rate as such. AgneW also
had printed on his billheads Private
Banker" He was later identified as
person who four years ago was arrest
ed for running policy shops in the bor-
"ugh Of Brooklyn The Indictment
found against him is still pending.
Bail was fixed at $500. Agnew will
have q. hearing in the police court to-
morrow morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-28
N SUCCESSFUL ATTACK.

LONDON. Nov. 2!.-A despatch i.-o;i.
S&tCourt. dated sunday, NOV. Is. says
"Hildy:trd, from I,stcuurl. made q sue
ccssful attack November 23 With three
battali"ns, one field battery. Il naval
gun and mounted troops on the enemy
occupying Beacon Hill which dominates
William Grange and had Interrupted
his communication. AS a result OF the
operations the enemy is retiring and
the railway and telegraph lines have
been restored between EStcourt and
Weston. our loss was about Il killed
and fifty wounded
''Hiliya,i has advanced to a posi-
ton near F'rcre. as he hopes to cut off
the enemy. who is believed to be rctir-
ingSon Calenso Via Weenen.
asThe railway is now open to Frere.'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-28
Va, dict OF Ju.s fl be Hem de.

ST LOUIS. November = The cor
oner,s jury this afternoon returned a
verdict Of justifiable homicide in rle
case Of Attorney James T. Roberts the
lawyer. charged With ,Ae murder of
Professor Of K. \. Simpson the drama
uc agent, who was killed Friday after
noon.
Al the inquest Mrs. Roberts testified
s!a1 Simpson who was giving her thea
trical lessons. had insultcd her Mr.
ana Mrs. Roberts. who HAD been srpar-
Haet: tor some time. became reconIiled
at the inquest to-day
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-28
THE LOSS AT 'BEAcoS HILL.

!. DIFKAN. NAT-AL. Nov. 26.-Tne Ia
test reports Of General Hildyards loss
At the Beacon Hill engagement show
that Is men We're killed and - wound
ed. The West Yorkshire regiment suf-
fcred heavily. Major Hobbs was cap
tured and several men are missing.
Despa J@hes from President Kruger
and General Joubet found on a Boe,
prisoner, said the Roer losses at Be-
mont We're ten men Killed and 40 wound
ed. 1t added. in order 10 req ssure tn.
Ru-ghers that it had been deemed nee
essary to fall back on Warrenton.
y pigeon message from Coils. Hamp-
ton and Duff at Ladysmith. undated,
reports all well.
Another naval contingent from the
British cruiser Terrible With four Al
inch guns started for the front tonight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-28
Dead Ys"dy In the ASH Pie.

(Ey Telegraph
MACON. CA. NOV. 27-Tne chs ,red
body of ar unknown negro. supposed
to be q tramp, was found on the ash
dump OF the Macaw Manufacturing
Company here this morning He was
hnrlblE burned and there We're no
distinguishing marks about the clothes
or bG,:y
How he came to his DEATH and now
MS body came TO be on the ash pile is
u mystery which the cor:.er has bee
uNa0lc as Vet 10 unravel
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-28
CONTRACTS As,E AWAHDn
Tr'gs Co.. of Istchm""d, VII Ru Id O 9
of the SIX Crnisars.
CBy Telegrapl.)

WASHINGTON. Nov. 27.-Contracts
for The six new $500 ton cruisers were
awarded today at the Navy Depart
ment in accordance With the recon-
mentions Of the board Of construction
one 70 each Of the following firms.
William r. TrigS. eft Richmond; Lewis
Nixon. Of ElizabetilporJ, n. j.: the
l5&,h lion Works. of Bath, Me: the
Union Iron WORKS, Of san Francisco.
the Fore River Engine Company. oi
traintree. Mass. ana Ncaft,e & Levy, ~
Philadelphia. All the boats are to be
constructed in accordance With the dc
iartmenSs designs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-28
MAD nouns READY FOR SULTAN.
M ussu'n1-rs Arrested IN Coustantinop' @
Charged with Conspiracy.

CCN'STA.NT ijNCPLE L, November 21.-
y number Of arrests of Mussuln1ans
have been made including general Of
division and several important officials
charged with being engage; in Il riot
TO aSsGtssinate the sultan with dynamite
bombs on the occasion of the Selamiik,
Friday. Four bombs have been seized
The accused, who have been exiled 70
Yemen. have already oeen sent to their
place ,o: imprisonment
The Mussuh.rans Of S,.amb9ul az,
greatly excited Vigorous measures
have been taken to preserve order
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-28
nKs. HENRIETTA MCCORMICK IS De. !,
-i'@ Was Of hncienr ,.,"--.cA ava Isor,, jr
Rockingham Comfy

CHICAGO. Novenlye: ~ AIRS H.n-
rietta Hamilton Mccormick. /. pioneer
Iresidcr, Of Chicago. and the wife of
l-ealGel' Mccormick, one Of the found
ers Of the Mccormick reaper works,
clea lasE night OF cerebral apopleNy.
aged SeNentE-seven wears Sne was
Dorn in Rockbri1gc county. Va. May
p. 1922.
On her fathers side she traced her
lineage to, Robert Earl Of L.eieeste
pro}t,er OF William the Conluernr on
q whose descenda married IsabeIl:.s
!: daughter 81 RO;crt lGrllce -.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-28

(By Tee.graph.)
PiilEAl fl1LPIlIA, November p. Ten
thousand acres Of magnetic iron ore
land IN Ashe county, y. @. has been
leased by the Pennsylvania Steel i'aln-
rany ANA she cnn,h.ia Steel g',aiy,any
Of This cit" Experts state thai the
finest Deposit of magnetic ore in the
Southern States exists in that county.