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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-11-09
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| 9as NtImltat Der gSablcn.
Nm Tienitag baten in slp6ti gtna-
ten Der Union bic iruper1nen yilraer
| lih an bic Stimmfdlten beecben, UNI
oafelblf lire Nniidten in @slialt bon
Mablaettell gu beponiren.
Sn CbiD baben bic &epublitaner,
ibren @ruperneurs Ganbioaten SEQ.
6. Naib - unb nit ;bm Die iibriaen
rep. Ganoioaten fir Staats=N =Nemter -
nit elmer pluralitdt bon unaefdbr
$4,000 Stimmen eripdblt. Sieles
&elultat bat uns. ofien ssltanoen. nihi
beionoerS iiberraiht ; oenn nahoem Die
Semotraten 9lei6 beiln geainn Der
Champagne ourd Die Domination Mc-
Seams einen aroben ssebler beganaen
batten, mar tuenie onoeres gu erwarten.
50 gut Die Iusiibten au1 paren unb
Die umltdnee fir einen belnotratiIben
siea aiinitia itienen, We2san tpar
eben bod aus peridieoenen Giriinoen
onrbaus niht Der Mann, als ganner.
TRIGGER Die Semotrateu gum Siege au
fiibren, uno gar piele Yarteigdneer ba=
ben niGt iiir i'm aeltimmt, bic einen
anoeren @anoioaten al Der Spibe hires
5ifets init belien Gsditen unterlttyt
boben lpiiroen.
Oab Die ganbibatlr bes ltnabbdnoi=
! gen eSones pornebmlid our NieDerlaee
DttHean's beiaetraaen bat. glallben mir
nid)t. gSlr liuo piellnsbr Der Mniibi,
oab Golden Rule Sones feline Stim=
men sienllih gleidmdbia bon beioen
parteien besogen bat. Gr bat es auf
etma 100000 Stimmen eebrabt. sSn
GnDabesa @ountp aQein bat er Maib
uno Me2ean suiammen um nabeSu
5000 Stimmen 9eboten.
Was ipe5iell Die Mabl in rnIerem
@ountn onbelanat, 10 haben Die De-
mofroten auf ibrer Seite brei ,,Soote"
81 oerseihnen Barclay fir Staats-
9Inmalt, Sbneioer fir 9tecoroer uno
Geib fir Gommiiliondr. Die iibrieen
oemotratiihen ganoioaten lino er,pdblt.
4m fnapplten lit Miller fir Geprdlen=
tant ourh9eIbliipit. inoem ct nur elm
paar Stimmen Webrbeit auf3upeiIen
bat. Naib bat i'm GountD cine feline
Webrbeit. mdbreuo gatrif's Wehrbeit
iber 700 Stimmen (oie sr0Bts, welNe
erselt tuuroe) betrdat.
Su Nem Yort baben Die 0emotrotcn
in Der Staot, Die Gepublitaner i'm
iibriaen Sleile oes Staates gelie9t.
Sn Nebrosta tpuroen bic Gepublito=
ner BON ben Suiionilten (Demptratcn
uno populilten) unter elmer pluralitlt
BON 5000 @timmen bearaben.
e}n Gentudp 1T oas &eIultat nod
unentlh hieoen, ooh ibeinen bic @oebel=
9emotraten ben eiee oapDn aetrasen
su baben.
! Sn Warplano ipuroe Der Temofrat
| Smit5 nit GROCER Mebrbeit gum 8ou=
perneur er,pdblt.
| Mal1aduietts sina natiirli6 repub=
Ilitaniid. gbenlo Yennivlpanien uno
guar mil etler Ylurallt1t 0Dn ca.
| l40, 900 Stimmen.
/ Sn 9ir9inien ipuroe cine bempfrati=
| ite 8eiebsebung erlpdblt. Jn Jielr
| Seriep oa9eaen Derben Die &epublita.
ner in Der Geiebaebuns cine Mebrbei
| haben.
| Sn Soma muroe Der ,.@epublitane,
| Sbam gum @ouperneur ertpdblt. .yr
| Miiliilippi Der 9emotrat 2on9ino fiji,
bas ndnlihe Mlnt.
| Giio=Safota enblitb berihtet cine re-
publitanii1e pluralitdt bon ettua 8OOt
| Stimmen.
! Nlles III Nlem aenomlnen biirfen Mc
&inleD & 60. iid gum Neiulta!e be-
Wablen 9ratuliren. Die Mnti=Smpe
rialilten botten anoere Gr9ebnilIe erboIf
un0 ertpartet.
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-11-09
8isns ards eiicr,te sfcrSem

maren bas HeIultot elmer eiiernen @e-
innbbeit. llnbenoiomer Wile uno
rnitloie gner9ie finbet man ni6t. ipenn
MoQen, Qeber. Nieren uno gin9epeioe
IniHt in Oronun9 iinO. Wolt ibr bieie
Giaenidoften uno ben grfOl!l. ben lie
brinotn. aebrdudt Tr. Gin9's neue g.
beMSpiQen. Eieieiben entipifslrl alle
Rr1fte bes @eiles iino G0rpers. Mnr
I25 Gents in Der Mpotbete bon 8. s.
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Staat cbio, HiFrift hes |
diinften arcisgertbts. i,

Staat cbio, 9iirift hes
6unften areisgertdbts.
IS 1T hermit anseorbnet. baB Der anfans ber
- Xernttne bes GreS @erbtes Der peritiefsnen
SDnnttes IN 6iefem genannteu Rreie fir bas Sahr
lsoo 1olgenoermaBen beitimnt iein on, ramlitb
gairFeIh COUNTY.
Mm 2. Sanuar unb am A. Septembe1.
Wi6luma Gonntp.
Mm g. Sanuar uub am II. September.
@asne gnuntb.
Mm 6. Gebruar uab ont 25. eeptember.
starf Gountp.
Gm 20. s5ebruar nno ONT g. Gftober.
auor Gsmutp.
am 10. Mdra unb am o. Sttober.
Siding gsunts.
am 20. Uidra unb am l6. Gftober
Rasfinsnm County.
Nm II. Mpril unb am %. Dttpber.
Msrean @ouuts.
Mm "a. apriI unb am 27. Nopember
perrs Gsunts.
Mut l. Waai unb am 80. Sftober.
albIaHn county.
Mm 8. N9oi unb am 2. gapoember.
gsibsetsa County.
! Am Is. Uai unb am IL. Nppember.
RsImeS County.
Mm 22. Wsai unb om 20. Nonember.
1usssranas gsunts.
Vim %. Uaai uub am l. 1saember.
Rsrrsb gsunts.
Mm s. Sunt nnb am II. Gesember.
4elamare Gexntt.
Nm ~. Suni unh ON lS. De3ember.
6euannts aermine bssiunen nm ubr WDrmittaa
SsDn y. N1GMD,
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Infer u. %. patrid 1T ieinem
Sidet bcoeuteno poraelaufen llno naN
ben lebten 8erihten 1T es nidt unmabr=
ibeinlid. oaB er 9emdblt 1T.
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- tdr 1uStaroma8 Gonntp beasu9t bisrmik ba1
sI'isa. iar ~ de0 Shoso ~ M.
mine beS Qrsixeeri4ieS tn yAnfttn 8eri@ftteat Don
Ohio iar has Sohr 1900 tntb6 mie bieteIbe III siteS
Office binterie0t II.
ais Bs)suonns bierfar foIet Bsine siotns
49, b6nht0e Muterf&rtft uMh D0t GtsgeI heS a.
Gie0tl nonAten &eritbt8. @egeben t. Hen Nbtlns
4 belpbta, Dbto. am 26s eepteuttr l6o0
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-11-09

glus Serlin wirb senelhet: Die Sbes
eines banpelspertrases smiihen ben Ser.
Staaten unp Deutlhlanp, pelher fir
bcice Ibeile btllis 1ein uno bic &auI Ilsute
bciper Natienen i,t ben Stanp iesen 1oa,
| ibre Serehnun9en tesiislih res !Sanpcls
,rilhen nen teipen 2dnbern auf metrere
Sabre int gcrauS sl nader, fneet bier
cine INNER giinitiecr meroenre Nufnatme.
Die suncbmenpe Sereutuua Der Scr.
Staaten ais Marft fur peutlhe Baaren
wirc aQsemein unbppn Serermann, auBer
oen Q1rariern, anerfannt uno gibt gu Der
DcHnuns GeranlaHung, pab bic felt lanz
lger Belt 1hwebenceu llnterbanpluusen gu
sincm erfclsreihen sltldlule seIanaeH
mercen.
Die ,gerliner gleueten gfaNriAtcn"
renpen lih entIhiepen gesen pas triti lhe
@erbelptem in Deutl lthlanp. Sic iasen,
es lti jebt befannt, pab ca. $50 gSerber
| lYcn gpnppn aus naeb 0eutIhlanb gslhift
lpr1eem rasen, UNI ebentalise llntcrrffi=
;iere ;um Gintritt in Die britiIhe NrmeC
;u tcmeaen, IA lei es prh auHalis, raE
Die rcut1he 9clisei nod feinen rielet
u0entlensn" eefansen babe.
On rem bepprtcbcnrcn 3arenteiuN in
Dctsram merrcn Die meiteitsrbenren pclt=
tilAsn &pmsinatipnen sefniipft.
Simmer mebr neist li6 bic STentlihe
Meinuna in Geutlhlanp su 0unten Der
neuen 5lrtteuplane Der Resieruns.
Der aus Der ;lrciten !51lite pcs IL.
Sabrbunberts tammenoe 1burm ees
DcmeS in 5ilbesbeim lit purcb 6cuer te=
lhapist lpcrpeu.
.3u Steiner; in Shlefen, Geg. Sesirt
Breslau, Dem tnpul ltriersi6en, purd ieiz
nen Sauertrunncu befanuteu Guhna=
her- unp gSeteritlptehen an her gSciitris,
Lit Die balbe @ie6bitler=Strabe abses
tranut. Sn benz Dur6 bic JeuerSbrunl
erSeusten Nauhe bat eine yreiTn ZEN grz
| itidnnsstup sefunren.
Sn Briea in Ghlelien 1T Der &iubeS-
mSrper Npesner bingeridtet trprnen.
paul Qecpplp 6affner, SiIdpf Dor
Wiains lit naA furser &rantbeit seitcr.
ben.
| Gin Qpnpcner Correspondent telesras
lpbirt iiter bic Sage I'M 5ransYaal: ,Di'
Grfllrung Der Bueren sebt habin, pa(
pas Territprium ibnen nah Rem Neh
Der erten Befbersreiiuns Der Sebauun!
unb Gultur pes 9anpes 3u eisen setprt
Die Qeute iinb inpe6en lid, bic 1batlad
bemubt, Dap fe auf Die Dauer enslilAe
| JnpaiIrn niAt wiperiteben fSnnen, red
ncn ater ,,atiirlid auf enplihe Snterssn
tion eurppaiider Mdhte. Das 5aupt
muntitid ber 8peren 6err Smuts
/ Staatsanpalt rer IransYaalreputli!
Iia9te: ngHenn Sbr aud ben Iranspaa
erobsrt, sitt es ein anperS Srlanp, ben
sesenaber bic CRIME Sniel ais Elm frieb
| lihee Qanb betradtet ,perpeu tann. 81
riro fiir Gnslanp bic 5Ole ouf Grre,
| lein, unb nur cine bebeutenee Mrmee tan,
bort @rpbbritanienS Scuperanitdt auf
rtdt erbalten."
| Die QanbunsStrIde Der Waeslant
Observation-Disclosures am linten Sheloe
lllfer in Mmtmerpen brad am Trtita,
Iicrsen mad Nnfunft bes eraen nit saf
iasieren bidt sefillten 3useS suiamne,,
Giele Yerlonen feler in's Wai1er, 35 pa
srn linb ertrunten, ca. so oerlebt.
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Reeu,irte maten.

9aMfEa0uMN staess s3aMftm Hber BITE YeMuittpantas
4imien.
Sir bic BequemIi1feit BON YerIpnen. tueIbe ON
DaniiaQun9sta9 Tpuren au MAIDEN pinj1en. iuerben
an allen St0tonsn ber penniplnanias3inien notb allen
Stotipnen beier 2tnien innerbaIb eiem umfrete BON
$50 Meen GEeurfions.1,det nerfouft merben, Diefe
1idetS ttnh 0m 20. unh 80, Nonember auut Derfou{
unb QAItg aMr Hadfebr bis einf4IisbIi ON l. Deaem.
ber Sir Raten. 3eit Der 3I0e ,e. fpenbe mon I'D on
ben uddften 9idetASenteu Der 4enniplpauio,einisn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-15
A. E. C. kLOR. Druggist.

the Democratic party. by Republicans
and non-resdents Of the said county
of DR.. Claude Bradshaw for the House
of Delegates, and the selection of del
eSateS to the senatorial convention to
be held in Suffolk on the oath day Of
August next. and all actions and doings
of the SAID faction and their aders and
abcttors subsequent to said adjourn
ment was without party authority
was subversive Of party discipline, is
void and OF no effect. and is in no
manner binding upon or to be rccog-
nized by the Democrats Of the sald
county. but should be repudiated by
such Democracy.
-. That a primary election be held
at each precinct in the said county on
the 10Th day Of August next. according
70 the rules and regulations this day
promulgated by this committee TO nom
mate Il candidate for the House Of Del
cgiltcs to the senatorial convention to
be held in Suffolk on the oath day OF
-tuuSt next. 0.. ..
&C. f. Day, Chairman Democratic Com
mittee: a. r. Butler II. X. Turnt r,
John L. Lawson. Gavin Rawlcs, j.
J. Driver. K. +. i;oyhin. G. +.
King. l.. &. Brock. members of tn.
committee"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-15
MORE COMPLICATED
The Political Situation in This
Section is Becoming.
DELEGATES TO CONVENTION
Instructed for Tyler and Madison. Mar
tin Men JubilRnt Over the Success of
Col. Boykin In Nansenond County
Yesterday. Tho Result
DELEGATES TO CONVENTION

As the days go by the political stua=
ton IN this end of the State Uccc1nes
more complicated, and the prospects
ior general miH-up IN rhe nominate
ing conventions becomes more. ylariuc-
~ probable Especially will this b.
true in the Senatorial and DELEGATE.
district Those candidates Who ar,.
Wartlng to be instructed by the Will
!anlsDurg convention on the Senatorial
issue will doubtless wait (, long time.
that tiA-Gonvention W.ll reyer aclce
on anything. l, Will be lucky il Il
agrees on any man. AT present each
OF the candidates in the field is claiming
the nomination ana after the conycn-
ton those that also ram will be as
thick as mosquitoes in August
James City County held ner convcn-
1lon Yesterday ut Williamsburg. select
ing six delegates to the Williamsburg
convention TO vote on candidates TOR
senator and member Of the house.
These six delegates were INSTRUCTED
Tor Hon ID. Gardner Tyler fo, iirs1
place. and Nh. T. &. Na,li>on for M.
second.
ne Martin men over here were.
jubilant last night over thu. senator
victory in Nanscmond County v.stet
day That bailiwick is entitled 10 ~
delegates OF this number C1i X. e.
Boykin. candidate for the Senate cn-
ceved - delegates certainly. and pos
slbly 23-iill Martin men, If course
Walter johnson, president CT the board
OF Supervisors Of the county, ana =
Martin man. was nominated TO-. IN
House -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-15
THAT EXPECTED ClcIOSE.
1t Has apparently Failed to n1aterial,ze In
This Section.

-Wherc is that cyclonc?" is the uucs-
ton that has been asked for the last
three red hot days. The last heard Of
it. it was coming swiftly up the coast
gathering velocity and intensity as it
came. The folk Of the scorchcd
earth thcrcabout confidently awaited
IT'S coming, but like the faded cold
wave. it failed to arrive.
Saturday night it looked as though
the monster had struck the city. but
the atmospheric disturbance proved
ancrciy local. For a short time Mon
day afternoon it was said that the tail
end of the visitor was passing over the
Peninsula. but the fact was doubted at
tho time and mas since been ,lisproyen.
The appearance of the AFTERNOON yes
terday looked more cyclonic than any
thing seen lately, but a brief. though
terrific thundsr storm was the only
result.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-15

MIR. Alexander Joseph. advertising
manager of the Daily Press left sun
day afternoon for his HON: in Nash
vil!r, Tenn. He will be away two
weeks
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-15
TO LOSE NO TINE
Street Paving Matter Will Be
Pushed.
NEED OF A CREMATORY
One Will be Recommended in Spite OF
Short Funds. Renovation of the Court
house. What 1t Cost to
Clean the CITY.

The council will meet tonight in
regular session. and it Will probably
be an important one.
Chief among the matters to come up
Will he the paving question. This Will
be pushed from now on until the las.
foot OF paving is laid that can be put
down under the present appropriation
and the additional amount to be raised
from property owners and the stree:
railway company.
1t is concerted on all sides that Their.
should be no unnecessary delay in this
paving. OF late it has been learned
as never before. how hard it is to keep
an unpaved city clean. as to its streets
In fact, lit is impossible to Keep a dirt
street clean under any circumstances
least of all III Il sandy country.
Simultaneously with the paving VII!
come better surface drainage a mat.
ter of almost as much Importance. az;
the sewer system just completed. With
clean streets and good surface and un-
foreground drainage, the health of the
city, already peculiarly gncd.- ought 70
be raised several notches in the perccI-
tage tah'..
The problem Of disposing of the dir,
and garbage is daily becoming 4 more.
embarrassing one and the board OF
pressing upon the council the iIn1ni-
nrnt Importance of having 4 crcmatory
The council will be urged to provide
one. even If extraordinary means nave
to be used to raise the money It VIII
be remembered that Mayor Moss en-
dc;,vorcd to provide FOR a cren7alory
by setting aside $4,000 OF the last bond
issue. buJ-it was feared that the issue
would not go through if too many pro-
visions were tackled to it, 50 the crr1ln-
tory provision was not Incorporated in
the proposition voted on.
1t is stated that the condition Of tn,
Court House. at this time is exceeding
~ unsanitry. and the council Will .,s.
asked tonight to take some steps 70
remedy the evil. 1t Will be recommend
Cd rh:ut 'lle o:T matlings b. taken III,
and thrown away anf new mattings
substituted: the building will have 10
be thoroughly scrubbed anu 4 good
deal of WhjteW2s painting calci-
mining and frescong will haze to he
done.
The recent foyer emergency viii. .!
course. engage the attention Of the.
council. 1t is probable That q set Of
resolutions will BE adopted suitable u
the situation. Indicative OF the APP
probation OF inc City Fathers Of the
good work done during the trouble 81
the citizens. official and otherwise.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-15
Works. DELEGATES

:, - Offices have been postc. calling The
bru'on ffork County, Democrats to
getflcr on Thursday, August 24th =,
erect delegates to the conventions. 81
enc election OF these delegates the vo,-
1Ts VII express their preference Tor
unItcd states Senator. to be elected
by the next legislature ----
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-15
nuckroe Casino May Reopen Next NJ nda,

The Satees Of Buckroc Beach.
abruptly terminated Ivy the recent yct-,
low fever epidemic. will probably be
resumed with the beginning of next
week Manager Cilas. W. Rex, of the
Buckroc Casino has arranged for the
rcopcning Of that popular summer
tneatre next Monday, professionally
upon the raising of the Quarantine in
sufficient time t. properly advertise the
event II the precautionary rrstrc-
tons imposed by the health authorities
are removed tonight or tomorrow, the
most attractive bill OF the season vii!
DE announced for the coming week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-15

hon Thomas Temple Powell Who
mas served the district So acceptnbly
IN the House Of Delegates for two SIS
a 81 y IN receipt OF Il large number
or letters from well known persons
throughout the district, asking him to
announce his candidacy for the House.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-15

Constant effort enables us to give
bargain hunters better goods and
prices every week. Anything novel and
useful In our lines the buying public
can depend on seeing it first at our
stores. II you are thinking Of replen-
shtng your tableware 1t Will pay you to
see our new Dinner Sets in English
Porcelain. The price begins at So SO for
LOO pieces; IL piece Toilet Sets, includ-
Ing slop jar, to make room, go this week
for
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-15
Sunday S+ry.Cex.

At the Second Baptist church in East
End sunday night. Rev. r. j. Mac
Quarantine Line Between Ingcrsou ANA
Paul"
Icv. u. r. Linscomb preached at tic
Washington Avenue Methodist church
sunday morning on the subject Pa
trjarchal Picty."
The Epworth League conducted the
servlces III the Forty-fifth Street Meth
adist church Sunday evening.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-15
Pianos Tuned by Factory Tuner
Sfieff Pianos
OF BALTIMORE. MD.
Established in 1922

VESlIDIISneu IN IS3Z.J
Are furnished in San Domingo Ma
-hogany, Rosewood, Buried Walnut and
fancy hard wood cases. Every piano
contains their patent action regulator,
by which device all lost motion Is pre-
vented when using the pedals, an i'm
provement that appeals to the fine taste
of every student Of the piano. 1t is
found in no other make. Why not get
the best. Some Of the finest artists in
Norfolk, Hampton ana Newport News
give us their hearty recommendation.
J. ELLIS COOKE. 124 26th Street,
Newport News, New Phone 351.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-15
OMA1ITTEE MEETINGS.
,.... 40, s,.,s 80 % -
The jail Birds Will be Ordered on the
Streets Again

Tt was almost equal to council
meeting at the city hall last night.
three committees meeting.
Che auditing Of accounts comprised
the greater part Of the business, but
the street committee, among other
things. instructed the city engineer to
work the prisoners in the Jail guilty
Of msdemeanors on the streets once
more.
the last time this was tried it was
a rank failure, because no effort was
made by the authorities to make it a
success. On the contrary. every cf-
fort Was made to prevent it from be-
ing 4 success. 1t is believed that the
order given 1ast night, however. Will be
enforced.
The Building and Grounds COMMITTEES
went over lot of bills and audited
them. ordering the majority Of them
pafd
The committee also adopted a reso-
luton ordering that the city stable
building, now located at the corner or
Twcnty-eighth street and Washington
avenut on the Elevator Lot be
moved to a location behind the regular
city stables on TWenty-ninth street
The Light and Water committee
went over a mass Of bills and ordered
them paid.
Cephas Briefly was last night ar
pointed by Prof. E.pes janitor for the
High School. and James Jones was an
pointed his assistant
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-02-16

today the monitor Monadnock and the
cruiser Charleston began dropping
shells into the rebel camp between
Caloocan and Malabon.
The enemys sharpshooters in the
jungle on the American left had been
particularly annoying since daylight,
SO the Third Artillery drove tho rebels
out of the jungle ut noon. In the
meantime few moro of Nour men were
wounded.
John d. Bass, an artist representing
Iiarper's Weekly, was shot i'll the arm
yesterday.
The loss Of the enemy is estimated Mt
fully SO killed and wounded to Aneri-
can killed or wounded.
HEAT MORE EFFECTIVE THAN BpLLETs.
5.25 p. m.--The heat today knocked
out many more of our mon than did the
Filipino bullets, especially in the
marshlands north of Malabon, where
the Kansas regiment was stationed.
Fully score of them were taken to the
hospital. Among the incidents of the
day, it is cited that Privates Hartley
and Fitch of the Thirteenth Minnesota
Regiment were both wounded in the
legs by the same bullet and Private
Mitchell of Co. b of tho Kansas Regi-
ment, while assisting u couple of men
to the rear, was shot in the left arm.
The railroad is now open to Caloocan
and supplies for the troops are being
forwarded by rail.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-02-16
BATTERY M, FOURTH ARTILLERY.
A Number of wilminGtonians Now in ths
Service OF Uncle sam at Fort Constitution


Service of Uncla sam at Fort Constitution.
Oliver S. Truitt and Charles II.
Speer, members of Battery M, Fourth
Artillery, u. S. A., who have been
visiting their homes in this city ON a
furlough, have returned to Fort
Constitution, in New Hampshire, where
the battery is now stationed.
Soon after the difficulty between the
United States and Spain began to as
sumo serious proportions the battery
was detailed for service at Montchanin
to guard the powder works of Z. l. du
Pont de Nemours Il Co., and remained
there until relieved by the Second
Pennsylvania Regiment, when it went
to Fort Delaware Recently the bat
terry was sent to Fort Constitution. 1t
is rumored that it will probably be de-
tailed for duty at Sheridan's Point, Va.
While the battery was here many
Wilmingtonians became acquainted
with the officers and men and some
took such fancy to it that they en-
listed for the purpose of being as
signed to it. Within its ranks are the
following Wilmingtonians: Charles II.
Speer, Oliver S. Truitt, Walter F. Rid
ings, Frank P. Lynch, Wilmer New
ton, +. Leslie Mundorf, Edward Tat
nall, Clarence Huntley, Harry Pierson,
John Fitzgerald and John Dodd.
The men have good quarters, hut the
weather has been SO cold that there
has been very little opportunity for
heavy artillery practice recently. The
temperature has been down to 20 de-
grees below zero.
Capt. Fuger and Lieut.. Alexander
arc away in the recruiting service and
the battery is in command Of Lieut.,
II. j. Breeze, Lieut.. Kilbreth and
Lieut. Hatch, who is acting battery
commander.