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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-21
For sale at Nevada Drug Store,

Having bought The interest OF Miss
Willard in the millinery business, I will
sell my entire stock at cost. Fixtures
also for sale. Parties indebted Will please
call and settle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-21

BRIGGS nzQuGR
Model Hotel Of CARGO

The Place to Get a Square Meal-One that will Cause You t0ECOme Again.
Our Table cannot he exoeled in the State. No one ever complains. OF
our Liquors or Cigars. Nothing can keep YOU away after
you once strike our house
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-21

For SALE Or RENT-Nicely furnished
house of five rooms with bath and barn.
Now occupied by F. j.. Steinmetz. In
quire of Mrs. Barnes.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-21

The Thaxter Drug Store gives photo
pictures free to customers. See card
in window. Any customer buying
s. worth of goods during the month is
entitled to said offer.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-21
Meteorological Record

U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-06

Marx Haisss-S says It i positive
IL inaeeens to offer Aduirai Dewey
le presidency. Biafeas must be
Developing mo :; s'sse<
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-06
ONs SLOW FOOT.

One Of your feet walks foster
than tho ether one. People wbo
ge5 lost ii the weeds travel for
!loars thiuking si'ey are going
straight ahead, but they find after
awhile that t!ley nave been gong
afound i'll eireie.
You can Try this, ard have q
gaeas deai q Fun oa5 OF i by get
ting your-6,ss friends 70 join on 2
iaea or othsr opea place. Blind
la.d shea oae II time and start
them straight fv3' the Kate o~ sosie
osller cbjsc5 abont fly feet agFs.g
Nos one OF them viii reach it.
Fry tbs aad see / yod are left
footed or riislit-feoted
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-06
Ia = = Z y y

The town Of De Queen, ARK,
siiaost totally DESTROYED b. IRE.
Not d l5as5aess house lett sIaaaisag.
Loss $50, CO; insurance only
sl5.0eo.
Tie Venezuelan tribunal con
Guided Us deliberations denaay
At Paris, its report being made
pablo Tuesday.
An earthquake II Asia Minor
around Adm caused the loss Of
1900 peronS, Whole villages being
assssoysd.
H. I. Dewey Of sheneld,. H.,
uncle Of Admiral Dewey, died
Monda5
Twenty-Five ne# eases Of yellow
fever as Key West Monday
A buoy has been discovered on
the swedish coast which IS said to
have been dropped by Andree, N
dicatiag fhas he had passed the
North pole.
It was expected that fighting
between The Beers and the Bri5iSii
Fould occur Wednesday on the
Natal frontier.
Tie present emperor Knang Ct
China i - be dethrened aud a niHe
year old prince, Pu Gs.aan g De
pat II his piaea.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-06

Cc2FLEIE Sl4sA -
il.es, Ges5.sc- tssn- r. {
Sfsfi siai rs -sf7 Is. avs
lSr..ss.4si ae-L.st sla fsEE = q
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-06
LGGLC THAT Faisf.FD.

Now, hold on, pa, said little
WIliie; before you short IL t.
snsin tie trank strap On NE !
gaat to Ask yen satidR. -
Ell, whst;s II" the crHel
aats.ser demanded
syoare agains5ex expansion, aia I
yoa
Fss that ofit3 Re quick
aa 5u esn believe 81
xofsvain g.Ilsen5 ti.s eoaseat q
ts gogerae,s, % ysr
o, ug p~'asi7ie. !
hsliese w si!ly Eesen ti:sss
Wei Pa. theeaf.a intercepted.
ioHg a sod d9.a't E.cisess aii
goFesHil w.sil9a ae consent -
he gses-aess eg Gar oa 8sIisvs
II ~ wisi.ee tie e.ase.a
& tse eke5
s l5wsias
u f = iaeiaesss alsfs
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-06
TEKAS -.


The Soethera Pacific railroad
has noticed HE State health depart
meat that II mzlI not JOIN the pro-
posed action By New Orleans 10
break tie Texas Quarantine against
yellow fevee by Injunction.
Col. r. Il. Wynae is prominent-
y mentioned as IN oapone3s Of
Savers Cor the democratic no.AiiIa-
ton for governor.
Hon. ". J. Bryan spike to the
laBoriug saen Of Texas at Dallas
Monday night.
The Jail 1t FL Paso IS gaardea to
prevent mob violence against q
yoaag Mexican cilargea Witf the
laaraeg Of 2 Z. 0'Ge4nsf
Fourteea lumbermea Of Dallas
have been bound over IL 5000
each Tor violation OF lie antitrust
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-06

coald ll9s mise lis ssles trip
10 tie gniaea States tbs asabss-
s;taof aso announced . re ss.sis
dent that Minister sEasisaaa aaIs
be most cordially received as his
personal representative EinFsf er
Nariseal IS hlgkig cultivated
statesHian, speaking English 5l.:-
7enti.y, and Of high literary "a
parsty, having translated iaaay
Poelas OF Bryant aud i1sagseiie0
INTO Spanish.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-06
FOR ss.e.

) 59-aere steam centrifugal r.
sisgat!.4g o.is..t m fSegIesf running
5sdsf for les sz.sa isals rs Taisss.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-06
lie 0FFl CITY a
dgo9HR eDaD Eea.

: - - = > = 49, ssktt1
an0thez speech speech
which mast Soati.ea pee Mll
sead EitA approval ana aliei GER
tain Of ehv neighbsrs n lii4aois
and N Massaehusesss ay read
With prel t 1its them hard Hut
zrnth IS mighty and zaslst prevail
The Ssaker said
Oar problem IS not 10 be solved
by song to congress or the.
north aloEe, bflt lie reputation.
shst each individual creates Tor.
himself n lis cwn community and
eoaHty 50 long as tie Hsgro Is
permitted Uanoles to aeass
situation. property, employment
and IS given tie FreteetIon o. the
IAN I shall AaFe great f4ilh ID ei'r
JcbstS oD1S - - ~ 4 ttsts ~ Sssss
destiny. Inc south has been guilty
CT grat a5aay eri1ss, 6at De
4Isve tbatsit has rareiy # ever been
z~ilty eE faaaiesSBs nen simply
because they 5 nglt honest employ
7arnt. There. IS little difference be-
tveeE tie slavery That eompe!s .
man to work wi..hout pay and tila5
which forces ai1a to refrain from
Vorking Ter pay Over and over
again Nhiie 81 Eerope / had son-
sssnIly suppressed nP6a re The i'd
vantage Bhieli tie negro has "a lie
south z lie Opportunity 10 eafer
successful business as compared
MIA poer people IN Easepe. Il
xoa ask ne Tor tie source ard
foundation for ny encourage aeft
ssoseE tile pres i'o1e % ts'50'
0eai8 neiEt yoa 70 the Degro who
engaged IN business IN the south.
IN ali parts. CT the soath 7 have
net tie negro earpsater, truck
gar,leser. the contractor, the
s4,tc5er, tie leerchant-sbey speak
hopefully that.ia business IN tie
south there IS practically 10 coler
liae and t.sat IN sens eases one-
lEsIs ef tlssir business IS Witl t5leir
White AsigA5ors. ze96 xr.es ese
- liyeia this eoaatE a'sa
he is an eneay u 5ota viie tries
u array one race asaisasf the.othes-
In prapoftl0mas TIE uesr2 grows
Intelligent, Industrious aaa geod
at hsarf, Il tse same HFopsrIiaaI
viii the wife meu Be hea. IA
proporsssn Is tire Haise man PEI
Nils himself i opiyress zee aesEss,
IN tie same degree e waiee
n;aa deg a6ed I'D his progress re-
sarSed. II proportion as Tue Ni.ite.
lserGas, 1a t.se sans degree does hs
deagn.to aes s negro s
rights that Delsng 70 fnaa.
toasason se.se ard paeseilgs
psFsHitss. u work free ail sslT
tie Faes 4ss,6sell IN tins. = as'y
S0s1iai ls'siss 10 81 performed ~.
HIS gseas 0or isiaas5 iss ssS9zla-
sae f'.lE-ss.izaed fses aa
blacks oftlle aes It sa aeees
sse s.es.5Fsis ls.ssze. - tas ..ae.e
&C Iislssssis 6 ts.o les.sli .s.sss1 -s-ss-
,fEFz.s. s5-.sz reported as
sgss.z Is esii.In-.sss = a
s@ist the isesea
pofnlar sasse IL
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-06
EDUCATION ora
BUNeO ST5ZEsE.fRs.

ss6yho dye x,pose + seen aeeu
to Moo York iest week, all dress
Ell mp iikea dude. an wRarin
di3 monds - big - hick'ry nutse
Il dunno. Who vas III
"J-,siar aedesrs.
aYe don't nesn It. Haew II tbs
name of seuse did -he ever ct
along 50 weIl7 fIe uss.l 70 be a
reg lar dsrn foel-aever wen5 10
tds city bat wllas he bought u gold
bFfcSS a let o gyeen goods az
be ase'F~SS be pie fer the shell game
mem tlet come to the county fair. =
"Tisats 81 it. he got swip.lied
50 many times tbet he learned all
the games, au'naow he's workin'
.em himself He's purity silk at
It, too. lie best me out o tweny-
five dollars before could say
sack Robinson
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-06

5 Ets.tiss
si.ss..s The raass.sai irisia
Void result in oeae % m
ts5ilaasS e Ike ferner eksllfiy.
et enc likes t, see fair paa' aud
unless the Beers give more cause
fol. osfes.se than that OF running
TIER government TO suit theEh-
SCI Sess i locks Ike ul sgarralHahle
for tie British to gcss
BE tlfena Up.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-06

tbs Saa Antonio Express thinks
that egen with q railres,a eomeet-
ing Brownsville with Monterey and
Laredo, this place viii still reed
rail connection VITA San Antolio.
# is trues Brownsville weuld re-
q1ieea railroad connecting with
some northern point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-20
ORDERED TO THE PHILIPPINES
Infantry VIII '
bnbIy start saturday.

ATLANTA. GA. September Pine
Twenty ninth Infantry, United s'a'us
Volunteers, Colonel F.. r. Haioih' W."
leave Fort Mcpherson for San Francesca
en- route for the Philippines, as soon as
the necessary cars shall have been on
tanned for their transportation whien
will probably be on Saturday.
Six companies viii go over the SOUTH,
ern railway via Vicksburg. MISS anu
Shreveport. La, and the other six VIII
go over the Atlanta and West Point roau
via Meridian. Miss. The route from III
Paso to San Francisco will be the same
for both divisions. n.
lieutenant Albert Dillon has peeb us
charged from the regiment on oruslS
from the Secretary of war; ne VIZ s,hl',t
Gently arrested for being absent wltnou'
Leave, and released TO go before the eA-
aiming board before which he was 1i
dered 10 determine his fitness LOT 'he
service He is from Jacksonville, / IA.
lieutenant Holmes Conrad; OF Maynes-
vile n. G.. has resigned and his reslgna
ton has been accepted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-20
WINCHESTER.
The Missing Hotel Clerk Seen
There-The Fair.

WINCHESTER, VA, September 49,
(5pecial.)-D. Crawford Bell. the young
clerk of the Hotel Warwick. at Newport
News. Va. who mysteriously dsap-
peared from there on last Wednesday,
was seen In this city on Friday and Sat
4urday by several persons who knew him.
'He kept 10 his room in the hotel here.
and was seldom met on the streets. He
had no baggage with him. When here
nothing was known OF his having ''disap-
peareo." IL is thought that he left here
on Saturday, but this IL not positively
known His home is at New Hope, Au-
gusta county, Va. His grandfather,
John Crawford. represented Augusta
county In the Virginia Legislature for a
number OF terms, and is one of the most
prominent citizens of that section.
Jacob Ross, of Rockville, who claims
10 be a Deputy Sheriff of Montgomery
county, Md. was arrested on the Fair
Grounds this afternoon by Policeman
Hollis on the charge Of drawing a black
Jack on the officer. Later he was re-
leased. Ross is a wel-knOwn livery
man OF Rockville.
The opening day OF the Shenandoah
Valley Agricultural Society was spoiled
by heavy rain. The attendance was
300 and all the events were declared of.
The exhibits are the finest ever seen here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-20
WILLIAMSBURG.
sora Plentifui-PersonaI Notes of
Interest.

interest.
WILLIAMSBURG September 19-(Spe-
cial)-The heavy easterly blow to-day
caused high tide to make, and num-
Der Of our "Nimro6s" were out in the
marshes on Archer's Hope and the Chick
ahominy rivers shooting sora, which have
made their appearance this season in i'm
mense quantities.
Professor and Mrs. Van Il. Garrett.
nurse, and child, who are now at ROane
Mountain, Tenn, will be home on the
18th of this month.
Mr.. Robert j. Barlow, assistant i'm the
Peninsula Bank. has been granted a ten
days vacation by the directors which he
will spend with his relatives in Stafford.
During his absence his duties will be
looked after by Mr.. Edward Jones, son
OF Mr.. William G.. Jones.
Mr.. Robert III. Tucker, 4. r., of Dan
Vile. formerly a student and assistant in
the department of English and history
at William and Mary, has accepted po-
stion in the Agricultural College al Okla
hOma.
President Lyon Tyler. of the college, IS
i'm Boston with his oldest daughter, Miss
Julia, where she will spend the winter.
Miss Sue Hundley, after pleasant visit
TO her cousin, Mrs. G. +: Burruss, In
Richmond returned home this morning.
Captain Stonewall j. Brooks. of the
Atlantic-Coast Line. with headquarters In
Manchester. was here yesterday TO visit
his mother.
DR. A. V. X. DICKENS expects to leave
shortly on a brief visit TO relatives and
friends in the Monumental City.
Captain Dan. Morris. from Bloomfield,
on the lower York river, was here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-20
GOOD COFFEE MAKER.
Experience With the Kerry.

Il have gained twenty-five pounds
since l left of coffee and began drinking
Postum Food Coffee in It's place.
Il had become very thin in flesh and
suffered tortures with heartburn. was
nervous wreck with headache practically
all the time. until one day when the
good doctor told me ] must quit drinking
coffee. as he had nothing left 10 try, 10
selieve me
Il could not drink tea. and had tried
everything else, even Postum. but put IL
by al the first trial. because II was taste
less
Forced TO IL again. j determined &c see
II II could not be- made palatable. and
found at once that when / followed o.
rections and boiled II Nong enough, that
] not only liked IT. but gave n TO my hus-
band for several days without his finding
II out have the name OF making splen-
did coffee. and We always used the best
but OF late have given Postum TO guests
many times In place OF coffee and have
never been detected yet
our -four children have not drank
Gomez for three years. and all have gained
heaith end flesh since using Postum
one son. who Was always sick has been
greatly benefited by its use. and, as above
stated, nave gained twenty-fy pounds
SINCE waxing no Postum. / am healthier
to-oay IMAM / have been for years. and
t'VT fostum all the crdit Please do
ny use my name In public"
in's iady lives In Burlington Des
noines county. la. and the name will
oe Furnished By the Postum Cereal Conn
nahy' Limited, Battle Creek, Mich. 10
Nose interested. "' "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-20
ROBBERY IN CULPEPER,
hut n Very Small Haul-COlored
OId-EeIloWs.

CULPEPER, VA, September B.-(Spe-
cial )-Thieves entered the Southern rail-
way freight office at this place early this
morning. They rifed the cash drawer and
broke open the correspondence desk, but
only secured $3.50. They were perhaps
frightened or by the night watChman
while he was making his rounds. fc~ they
failed to find a pouch secreted in anotner
part of the depot containing about S5OD
Receipts OF freights and guano have been
very heavy for the past ten days, and II
was generally known the company had
collected a large sum of money from that
source. 1t was evidently this money that
the thieves were after. as they dld not
modest the freight.
The Virginia State Division OF the Grand
United order of Odd-Felows (colored met
here to-day in their nineteenth annual
session. The session was called 70 order
by Division Grand-Master II. l.. Holmes,
of Arlington. Va. and opened with prayer
by Rev. l.. L. Donings, of Marion, va,
Division Grand Chaplain. About seventy
five delegates were present. Henry Light
foot. of the local lodge. introduced Mayor
Edwin H. Gibson who responded with a
welcome in a short speech. Mr.. l.. l..
Whitestone, by request, also briefly ad-
dressed the body. Division-Grand-M Master
Holmes replied in the name of the state
Lodge. A welcome address was made by
Rev. T. O. Madden. of Antioch church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-20
THE NEGRO SHOULD EMIGRATE.
Views of Senator Butler ON Race
Question I'm the south.

GREENVILLE. ). C., September 10
Senator NJ. c. Butler, of this State, in
reply to certain questions recently asked
Lin by a New York man ON the race
question in the South, says he believes
the government should provide a place
OF emigration for the negroes. He says:
ITO my mind 1t behooves the govern
ment of the United States TO carry OUT
the proposition Of President Lincoln
and provide a home in Central or South
America or elsewhere, where the negro
may be induced to emigrate and set up
for himself. IL will be infinitely better
for the negro, who can never reach the
fUli measure OF American manhood and
citizenship with his environments OF race
prejudice and ostracism In this country.
Race prejudice Is not confined 10 the
white man and the negro. II is as
strong and intense between the white
man and the Indian. or the Chinaman,
or the member of any colored race. The
most advanced stages OF civilization do
not appear TO eradicate il; Christianity
does not and cannot, and the only refuge
for the weaker race Is In exodus or per-
petual subordination TO the stronger, or
determination"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-20
Priests Request Upheld
lNnn, Ynrk W0rlll

New OK " OtlusJ
The bequest by the late Father lhoulas
+. Ward OF stock in the Third-AVehue
railway. TO Miss Maude b. GllKlhsoh
was Yesterday upheld by Former-Jus'ice
Roger A PRYOR. as referee. The execu-
Tor lanes s Duffy. had refused TO
make the transfer as there exists no
written evidence OF the donors intent
Miss Gilkinson is the daughter OF an
old friend of Father Ward. She had been
left m rather poor circumstances ana
Father Ward made up his mind 10 edu-
cate her. and leave her enough 10 keep
her comfortable always. So in Septem-
Der. 1898. he took her 10 the office OF the
Brooklyn City Trust Company, ana, nav
ing stated 10 her that he intended TO pro-
vide for her future welfare, deposited
several thousand dollars worth OF Third
avenue railway stock certificates in box
there. giving Miss Gilkinson Key. lie
then told her the certificates were hers
and that she would never be left In want.
Il have made your niece Independent"
said the good priest, calling upon Miss
Gilkinson's aunt the same day The in
come OF the stock which / have deposited
in the Brooklyn City Trust Company $
Office will support her for the rest OF her
life"
NllIln Il fnOhth the hiiS-" ~ N'Ni
gyrnan was dead. James ;. Duffy was
found TO be the executor OF his will. He
fatty refused 10 transfer the stock In the
company to Miss Gilknson, because 1t
stood In Father Wards name.
.'He never intended 10 part with the
stock" asserted MIR. Duty. "or else he
could never have retained key 10 the
box where IL was. l won't give II TO Miss
Gilkinson."
S. suit was brought In the Supreme
Court. Miss Gilkinson will now receive
her legacy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-20
ON THE APRON ALTON.
AN EARLY MORNING FIRE IN
PETERSBURG.
THE DISCOVERY MAS TIMELY.
Evidently wanted Money-very Lit
lie Dumagc--Thc. Dinwiddie Tren-
surership Contest - A Postpone
mept-DcciIned the Commission.
PETERSBURG.

PETERSBURG, VA, September is-
(spcclal.) -Fire was discovered in the con-
fectionery store Of Messrs Hewett &
Brother on Sycamore street, about /
o'clock this morning. The alarm was
given and the department. called out in
time to save the building from damage.
AN investigation showed that the rear
door had been battered ia WITH an axe.
which hal been left nearby. As no goods
were stolen. the object Of the thief or
thieves Is supposed 10 have been to get
money. Failing in this. they piled to-
geiher lot OF paper and set fire TO 1t.
There is no clue 10 the perpetrators Of
The deed
Hon William r. McKcnney. counsel for
Mr.. John Y Harris, In the contested cleo
ton case Of Gillian VS. Harris. who APP
pealed from the decision Of the county
Court Of Dinwiddie 10 the Circuit Court.
this morning received a letter annOunc-
ing that on account OF the sickness Of
MIR Christian one Of the counsel for Gill
liam the case would not be taken up be-
fore Judge Hancock on Thursday. Judge
Hancock has agreed 10 hold a special
term OF his court on or about the 9Th Of
October TO hear the case This contest
involves the office Of Treasurer of the
county.
Pleasant webb (colored) has declined
commission as captain In the Forty
Seventh United States Regiment. now re-
crUiting al Camp Meade. Pa. 10 go 10 the
Philippines. lie was recently designated
for appointment To this position by the
department at Washington
Il H.. MI ffs.sg ffaf
who Is on a ride around the world for a
record. arrived here about noon to-day.
The present record for the "around-the-
world trip Is held by Tom Winder. the
time being 376 days and II hours. Leo eX-
poets 10 lower this record. He started on
his long ride September 18th, and expects
10 complete by September 10, 1900.
Captain Smith. who for some time past
has been Superintendent Of the National
Cemetery az city Point. has been trans
ferred to the cemetery at Raleigh, ~ c.
His successor has not yet been appointed.
Adams. Henry. Second. and Fifth streets
are TO be paved with the cobble-stones
now being removed from Sycamore street,
and the contract for the work has been
awarded TO the b. ID. Pierce Company. OF
Bridgeport. Conn.
The farmers of Prince George county
are complaining OF the frequent violations
OF the game laws. by persons shooting
cartridges in advance Of the lawful sea-
son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-20
FREDERICKSBURG.
A Robbery-Arson Also Intended
Serious Accident.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, September
9.-(Special) -Some time during yester-
day evening. while the family of MIR.
Frank Leitch were attending the circus,
thieves entered his home, on Hanover
street. and stole about $50 In money and
several valuable pieces Of jewelry. They
also no doubt, intended 10 set fire to the
house. as one of the beds was saturated
with coal-oil. Their failure to apply The
match Is thought TO be due 10 their hav-
ing been frightened off before they could
light it, The money and Jewelry were Sc
cured from three trunks, which thcy
broke open. The entrance was made
through a rear window, and as yet there
is no clue M.
MIR. John cakes. who resides near Tin
ders was bitten last week by mad-dos.
The wound is quite painful After Dlting
MIR cakes the dog ran down the roau
and made a similar attempt upon one 81
Mir Oakes's employees, VINO succSedeu
I'm killing 1t, however, before II coulu pl'e
him. ,,, ~ Nfaso,
who resides near New Hope churcn' zen
from a wagon Sunday and received seII-
ons Injuries. Besides breaking ms arm;
ne was painfully bruised about the he"u
and body.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-20
BOMBARDMENT OF FILIPINOS.
Sharp Engagement at Luzon Port
An Ensign Distinguishes Himself.

WASHINGTON, September 19.-The
Navy Department has received the fol-
lowing cablegram from Admiral Watson
dated Manila, September 18th:
Davidson, of the Paragua, had sharp
engagement on the 18th, at San Fabian,
Lingayen Gulf, with about 300 insurgents,
heavily entrenched at a distance of from
LOO to 200 yards. The insurgents fled.
Their fire was weak and Ineffective on
the Paragua there were no casualties
The senior officer commends Davidson
highly. The Paragua is one Of the little
gunbOats turned over TO the army by Ad-
miral Watson, and Davidson. the com
mander, is a young ensign. The scene OF
the battle was on the north coast OF Lu-
zon, off the port which forms the north
ern terminus Of the railroad.