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   Newport Daily News (Newspaper) - May 23, 1899, Newport, Rhode Island                                WAGON DELIVERIES ON 40 MILES OF ADJACENT COUNTRY ROADS ESTABLISHED 1846 NEWPORT R I TUESDAY MAY 23 1899 PRICE TWO CENTS FOLDING I STRETCHERS IK IT IX AX SCT UP IN TO BHV LIKE Mil EVENLY Prices SI 50 to C Co OS 346 Thames Street R I SOUTHDOWN SPRING LAMB Ui N Y City Dressed Beef Telephone ROUTINE WORK General Assembly Enters Upon Its Last Week to the News last Meek of the session of Assembly opened today In the senate judiciary committee haek the net the alty fur stealing and it was re- to Hie on engrossed presented tile annual re- of Hie state hoard ot agriculture was to Hie house Mr Freeman net ing sealers of- and measures with power W arrest to judiciary Tho committee on engrossed re- had act the Sunday School and it was passed committee on engrossed dels ro- back the act town lo give notice to of lion -In abandon highways Passed in file house was received the aci Industrial Trust Company in to life oil corporations la the Mr Burns an providing HUM dis- between inly improved lands shall be computed lo the committee Mr an net Island Kailway pally was referred to on The provides for railways in of Mr a resolution insurance commissioner lit a cost in From the seriate was the an- report ot the board of to flie committee on Also tlie tile Sunday School to tile on the calendar was laken Hie act and It Wiis passed in the act and Water Company tlie lo Hue charier ilie Warren Company extending lime for the of the one houses adjourned to at 11 o'clock Deaths at Manila and Havana WASHINGTON May Otis the War Department of the al Manila of Lieutenant Pierce W Third infantry ot typhoid fever reports the death at Havana of Edward 1 Hogan late a vate of Company B Tenth infantry of DEWEY AT HONCi KONG Admiral Not Well Enough to Attend the Queen's Birthday Dinner KONG May 23 P United States cruiser Olympia with Ad- miral en board has arrived here from Manila She was saluted by the ships of all nationalities Dewey Captain Lamberton Lieutenant Brumby and United States Consul wore by a guard ol honor of the Royal Welsh Fusiliers when they landed to visit the governor pt Hong Kong Sir Henry A Blake Major in of the troops aud Commodore Powell commanding the val forces The visit was afterwards re- turned by the officials mentioned Admiral is lu bad health too ill to birthday ner The Olympia is to dock here and will re- main 10 days at tills port CIVILIANS CONTINUE THE ENCE Military Members Still Demand Surrender MANILA May conference between the civilian members of the United States commission and the of tlie Filipinos The military and civil ments of Hie American commission fer regarding Hie wisdom of conferences Hie former adhering to their original demand for Hie tional surrender of Hie insurgents SUMMERS AND CASE Recommended for Promotion for lantry in Action WASHINGTON General Otis cables as May General On urgent I.awlon Colonel Owen Summers lo be brigadier general brevet conspicuous gallantry Sail Caplain S Case of volunteers and gallantry li'l places while division engineer Colonel Summers is colonel nf inid Oregon volunteers and commanded the advance brigade of General Ion's division during Ins recent mareli northward lo San SHELLS EXPLODED Seven Men Killed in a Military Laboratory at Copenhagen COPENHAGEN May terrible explosion has occurred at the military laboratory some workmen were engaged in lining shells some of the latter exploded and killed seven men and severely injured a cer and two workmen Tlie laboratory was destroyed ion SHOVELERS SUCCEED Contractor Concedes cally Everything Grain Strike Ended and Work to Begin Tomorrow J UU I Seymour but was not placed hordes ones mile Thu was 0 lu 1 against MAV KM RUG SALE the opening ot the season we have determined lo do i large business so we tlie following 40 FINE KAZAK RUGS at regular value SI 40 LARGE SQUARE KAZAKS at regular value SO FINEST SHIRVAN RUGS at regular value The above-mentioned Turkish Rugs are the best to be had iml they are in shapes suitable for sofa hall and room 00 Oui are being out for the season shoveled was settled at o'clock this morning when an agreement signed by Contractor Connors to withdraw all men now employed liy him as shovelers and lo submit tho names of his old men to committee of live composed of two members each from ami new locals 51 with President of the Lou tion as chairman who shall decide upon eligibility or such members to join new local 31 was accepted by President Keefe and Mr Albertson who resented the striking shovelers The agreement was announced to ers this Imt as the which conferred with Mr Connors had full power to act it is there will be no further and that tho men will resume work tomorrow morning in flic meantime it thai tlie freight and others who struck out for the scoopers will to work Following are cles signed liy Contractor Connors earlj this I -I all me as grain whall lie from tin docks action com mi tit ee is Tor in another even with and me I do also 1 will as only those to the by P and cards I igree all the bosses to whom objections were made in document signed by ami the list oL is now in bishop be until their iri iby provided said Bishop lev and the places made bv suspension tJie bosses referred tilled by inen takes and In: hired by rhe or permanent boss snoopers in where boss is iin cave Connors will that NV T JU 1 William 1 Connors agree te lilS the ill such ut as lire grain and as have fur me ur Mr ned.v last season and are to a of live two bers in which shall lie from old local Nli of present represented fiv 1 1 and Hie Mr 1 who shall act as of said and if said discovers among the of names so liy me Those of men who were nut linna gram prior In April mav lie hv same whose decision iu this regard shall he anil all names rejected liy sanl committee shall I.e In in the new and I will em- none hut oC and said of Keefe ij In he must within hours from the of flic lubur II is mutually and agreed between myself and the new union unless men return lo work on or hour of 7 a in ii this is lo be null May In the of strike Con- tractor Connors practically concedes men asked in his to end rouble except the of the contract but including the abolition il tin so-called saloon boss The linal limits the date for lo work at 7 a m Slay il is expected thai of men will lie at work morning ami file work of unloading the numerous sels now in the will idly May was fixed as the limit lor that there be ample Time fur ail for men lo resume work The coal and ire may be a elemenl hilc originally out in lor the have since formulated a demand for increased wages It is be- thai will Ii adjusted during he day Marine Sympathetic Strike Also Off WEATHER FAVORS THE PARIS Passengers Grateful to the Cornish Folk for Their Kindness The bulk of passengers of American line steamer which ran on rocks off Lowlands Cornwall early Sunday while on her way lo New York from by way ot Cherbourg Francis left here oil two special trains this Some of them will go on board North Herman Lloyd Kaiser Wilhelm which is scheduled tu touch at Southampton today but the majority of them will lake passage en American line St which is lo sail for Now York from next elers were intensely grateful to the Cor- nish folk their mistimed hospitality and as Hie trains moved out of the tion passengers lustily cheered who had assembled on lo wish hem god-speed The weather continues favorable lo ship A light wind is blowing and is no serious amount of wash Soundings which have been taken show the lo lie resting more favorably owing to she has been considerably lightened She is not at all and there is a perceptible movement of the ship as the swells roll her showing there is a clear passage from the rocks Should steamer show signs sinking in tow it is posed run her on a Hal sandy beach adjoining the place where she stranded A high of tlie American line says tlie prospects of saving Paris are more hopeful than ever and there is tle doubt that she will be successfully lowed oil pumps belonging lo the Liverpool Salvage Association are lo arrive at the scene of the wreck thw evening and the divers be- lieve the additional pumps will clear first four holds is so badly pierced that no amount of pumping will il The remaining six holds arc cure It is steamer now being evenly will come on the sustaining further age The of still refuse lo furnish any explanation of her getting her course An of the Hoard of Trade boarded licr for the pose of obtaining some on the subject but her refused answer any questions on lille ground Board iif no in mailer and Unit into tlie disaster must rake place in States as Hie is un- der American Hag ALL LIVERIES Are not good liveries but you get all the cor- rect details and proper styles when you order your liveries from COM MER FORD Tailor BIS THAMES TO Telephone Clearance Sale STRAW FROM UP Oil PROM UP CARPETS FROM We UP TAPESTRY BRUSSELS PROM Me UP 10 COLONIAL DESKS ABOUT 200 YEARS OLD ANTIQUE TABLES AND CHAIRS WHITE ENAMEL ALSO BEDDING HAMILTON Over 204 Thames Street The Brunswick May marine men's has neon declared ort and tlic men aro to work For the British Amateur Golf ship LONDON May amateur golf championship began today 1'rcslwick The course was in excellent and the weather clear for tlic first round There was much interest in the game in which 1 Ball tho former pion defeated his opponent A U of Liverpool New York Mny I'll York Mny rr New York May Uer from Mny Peruvian frimi from Liverpool CONGREGATIONAL HOME SIONS Annual Report of the Work of the Rhode Island May seventy-third animal f the Home ary Society began ils sessions here day fur the New stales 11 lid for pre- pared liy the national and ihc slate superintendents who held sion this were Tin report of Ilie Island society is as Tho receipts of the Island Home Missionary Society 1 II secretary wen Ilie Society received fur Hie mirk total raised for Hie auxiliary paid into Hie treasury ut Ilie ciety folio auxiliary expended in ils own Held Thirteen missionaries have been during Mil whole or parl of Hie year in with Hi ami throe The nf slate have met witk n great loss in derail nC Alexander of Hie Homo Missionary Society for nearly twelve years lie will lie as one of the most ever called to Hie uf On- affairs of Hie Sixteen ami stations are re- nid The helps Inio a minister Hie largo population in Providence ami vicinity Must of Hie helped will lie likely to need fostering cure for a long lime They lire in dis- where the people an- few means very or in thai yield only a small congregation The are Very promising The Swedish church of is very near lo lie an encouraging religion BOATS CAPSIZED AND Crimson Bouquet ioc CIGARS IAND Number 83 Postoffice Square IAND umber CIGARS J D Richardson Co SOU St Opp TWO EXPECTED TO DIE New York Laborers Injured by a Falling Side Wall NEW YORK May At T o'clock Ibis morning the west side wall of the new building ill 1211 West Eleventh in severely injuring three laborers Their are John Donlon fractured skull Louis fractured skull Frank ao injuries Tony Joseph Aide were also in- jured mou woro taken lo tho pi till onuses of is un Donlon iud Gosse arc to die The men were in un excavation old lugs hilll torn down and the digging for a new building A wall toll and buried the nine workmen Another English Order for Twenty I May Central has placed an order for locomotives with the Baldwin works ot this city They are freight engines of the same character and as those now under construction at win's for Midland railway of England Another English railway the Great ern recently ordered a number or from the Baldwin works Twenty-Four Persons Drowned by Two Similar Accidents May persons wore drowned today by the capsizing of a ferryboat near Bavaria Another accident lit where 111 sons drowned in the river Inn nf the by the of n An lire engine for Paris driven by accumulators easily runs I miles an hour and has very satisfactorily stood the tests thus far made THE ROBINSON THE MARGARET SUITES CATHERINE ST Blow New Cliffs Hotel AND COTTAGES It Will Open June A number of cottages will hotel service aud board to let for son NEW ASH LIGHTS Store Line of Spips loM And W FRANK TPO WELL JOll AXI STS Only Weekly ii IHo in colors OX AT WM P 262 St WM 125 Thames S ANU Upholstery Goods unit fur upon linn 01 If you Bend the Knee Too frequently you arc bound to knock the shape out of your ers but If you buy them here you needn't mind as we will press them into shape for you again as often as you please By the way have you seen those line new London Striped ted Trousers in two- grey and dark which we are ing at and a pair Newport One Price Clothing Co iOS ST Rhode Island Spring Vegetables Chickens BUTTER AND EGGS Brown's Market The Bee Hive Special Low Prices in and No 80 Moire Taffeta bon in all shades at and yard This price is exceptionally low asols from up Venice Lace in beautiful new patterns at St 19 and a yard Elastic Belts with fancy Heavy Quality White Pique Skirts at Children's from up Children's White Pi- que and Bedford Cord and A large variety of tles at home for Election day We will sell you Flags cheap Large Wool Flags Silk Flags 48 Silk Flags 50 pieces of just received a yard   

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