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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-30

In the tnlds, u ali the conflicting
newspaper comments made IN F.!rope
Ia reference 10 the settlement ~ the
tn.sa States os IS difficulties with
Spain. it is refreshing to read calm
ard wsli-c9rkidersd review Of the Sit
aation. That pleasure is to be found
iD al article VI the Vienna c1rlestond-
ent q the London Tines. who = such
Heii-infofHed man ihat II looks az
II only ulos:esiy had suggested - him
70 veil hss views uuder the anonymity
ri 4 Competent Observer
This authority strongly advises
against any European med1ling be
tween the United States ana Spain lie
tas faith thai thc traditional peace bow
ing element of tbe United s,ates vii
prevail. and that the present VAR. which
has temporarily aroused a desire :or
territorial expansion. viii remain
mere episode. Dot affecting tbs future
policy II the United States
THIS Is eminsntly just to tbe American
character II Is tardy recognition, II
The patience and fori,eaFancs. the Amer
ican people exercised under prgYaca-
'loH which would have precl p!tate~! var
on The part II any other country bong
before che destruction Il the Maine
Indeed. 30 patient w~re tye that f.urn-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-30


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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-30

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-30

TIE success - re r1ve- steamers between
pAes41 ard the lakes MI make Ia: ore
as the r9u;as - wh.ca K3on4ikers vi!
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d7r.sf aa1 tas- sa>ili So n s'a,e enterprise
a,-.weer skas@as 4aG I'yea ard re Lakes
a. ~eg - betweea s. M..aael and the
mines ~ fNe Arvert-an sic
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-30

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-30
Admiral Deyye,'s Modest story.

Kansas Cay SEaT.
AduiTaI Iewey's greatness as a con-
uarldsr Is emphasized ~ MS r13desty =
telling ire story % his E-aa. victory nd
b Tie splendid tribute - pays 70 the men
gao fought 1.tA hia. L his cGicia, re-
port ae says Y 3@g 70 state p TIE Ie-
paTtrreni tFzat I dou5t i any commander
in~ca.et was ever served By more loyal.
efficient and gallant apta.ns than those
% he squadron ur9er nsy command 's
Than re proceeds - Ea-ne rner who wers
conspicuous tor taeIr courage and skill.
That Vas Grants way Of telling about h.s
great achievements or ne battlefield, anf
i "a a practice which does more than any
1ai-g Else 20 eZGear commander % tie
paog.e for whom re fights
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-30

TIE present var ass already added some
q'is!at AZ curious phrases = our language
owing % The facility ~i,s which tae Span
80 officer explain reyerses IN worlz tina:
al no, ysy CO me ear Q: he people IN
II ara Tie iestr4ci!on o, M9ate!o's
f'se. marked SAD 5u. glorious day" \
re-rea. 81 Spanish so..5rs Is always
"x.osia yielding Tbs ajax II TIE
uga E41eTs and the rssui: was 'nsen-
.5lsly q s-r.5ea y taa comma ater y ~
Spanish forces ~ rs regor; "a follow.
''I1e enemy &as defeated. lo@,ag many
= l.e} auf ~7Ga6ei- pa: persisted IN al
yan.-as and we retired "a our ertr=ach-
.rrrn.e' Ire Future historian All -
greatly l444l,4 % re,rgar..e ;hs Spanish
A..z14a.s e, the STRIFE Hi;s ,hose g: ,Ae
.5.sgsgete 3.ce1 Observer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-30
BATTLE OF MANILA BAY.

A. break % day Manila bay
4 sheet - Il1ln3d water lay.
Extending tweTlry miles A.ay.
Twentg niles from shore 10 ~hor.
As creegira IL a squadron bore
AS squadron never moved DefotA
Naje4tic III gts hidden night
II 10 xed Corre4ysGcr bv n!xrt
Inspired - battle toT tns night.
And grarGly or ne flagship -
SIX sAips-(,ly-u psa e'er ahead
VITA bGttiefiag g. eacA masthead
Tr4 Baltimore arE raleigh true.
TIE Pe.fel Boston Concord too.
Their aass II gi1ry proudly aew.
As early daylight broke upon
The bay before fas rise - sur
Was seen Jae fash u opening gun!
Then ever seoort hard tie oar
~ shF ] AID shraU-al bursting o'e:
Our brave. u1cau0.e-d cou1rnotogei
Hold par ere" he c4lmly SAD.
As from the tr3Ee a@ braV@ly LED
To death Or glory. N ahead
And from h3s lips o. from asx band
But one dlrscE 81 one oom9rs M.
Follow he 1assa.p. - tas land
Pal twenty minu'e~ slar.v -rept.
Ere lightning frora 0Gr turTess capt
Ana leal--4a 1e4- ~ loCEsT slept
TIE Spanish feet. aozea strong.
y a. no~ y Targ-. and ia 4Zhty Rrorg
y As SWEPT ~ a~f-l fire along
Explosion w!l8 Obstruction brought.
Mid flames tAaf rTigcty havoc wrought
As either stde n fairy fought
s. hack ard forth .a angry might.
The Stars ant Sf-tpe~ waved IN taa Sight
MIG bursting she's n t1eaf.y fight
TIE Sgarla1 3ecks ~f-- saez2s vera s,revrn
IaeiF guns on shore were- sa5erc45 s1l,rY
Their tfags acre down era @ush o. rox,y,-
T9st~ ssirN. th-5- hstre~.ss~ ~ seo-e
Were gone. - nZnt azain 70 -T,1~s.
TstlE loSS~s thousand rus- o. mar
I'awned or. ne feet ;1at Dews, ga.f
miracle = hi.e Spa -s.s b4.sf
For or czsr sseS<e vas loe one dead,
Tele battle e Manila rag
From ui11 SaAa. never pasz "a war
N9- dee5.s % glo:y wrought that day.
Far md that ha-1ie's aR-s1F roar
TIE Spanish PRIDE. 70 -yS- 10 more
Was alrob8et ~ ot4r coznsno<s0r4
Lieut. CoTxE +. Eees Of ire Olvn-z
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-30

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-30

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-30

he s-cx1ses L Gen@rzl Sea ster's army
= sz-io -, b1t 4: e par u r1e fortunes os
saF ard TIE Movement u -.@ Any cg1s5
Ia have been 1ssays6 without .ae lcss o.
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iakea o care t0r TIE NIX nen x.l 70
eosot have TIE effect Of reSaE.c.zg q health
70 minimum az4 2-syen. any coa< icy
a6Is mortality
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-30

sEAJTIk, sATt hDay, JtLY 70.


SSsslsb Officials ane the spanlxh Egress
are 1sss-k ~ ase tt4e phrase "gpanixa
h>1Dr." whenever they Deem thsay dig
Effy tnnI@sBsG ~ their motives a4ss-
timed. They stem % sA!nk. ard tsasy
srs earnest En 80 thinking. that "span-
izn hof1or. In IL sorns VA Different .rona
ordinary. every 3sy hof.sr. SIS under
stooS ~ the woris 81 large Let II t,s
afsdsssfgza1 that the spsBl&rG IN sincsrs
ia hts conception of the gord honor
and Ia absolutely inkapAtls II agyse-
cistibg The crI:ieissn 81 others when
,hsg eofnAasas Upon any ac,.on which
1s considers honorable
When sssyier. ia pursuance u bis xar
soIiey in CUBA. deliberately killed by
starvation over zlaGs9 lnracent Csbans,
me greater part Of - 4 sefe soansn
af1 children, II ~as - 30 mind, ard
in the opinion ~ hiS eountT yfs.ers. a per-
fsetly juzsifable mode u warfare
Those whom be eoudsrnas4 u death
ssrs sup.ossd 70 81. and undoubtedly
we're. friendly ~ ttie ifs1fgents. Many
of them ha1 reiaslss ~ All friends ln tie
ranks Q; the reyoiationss,s II IL true
thss themselves wsfe gaeiacoN ard were
maintaining themselves ~ caltlyatIng
ssch small crops ar were Jeff thesf by
f@t1ffs from both sEfuien. but thwar in-
sastFg @as their chief oTeHse in Wey-
sers @rss. The Insurgents got MA.
Lis oEp saefr.ll4s Gid not ,aae or de-
stag, sna he taefeupon formulated aud
pat into enset his infamous Yeconcen.
srsao ordes
Il doubtless gives him genuine pain
sea afouaes his anger 10 call his action
In shsA MATE! Infamous. ana all ryaln
ioass a.-aa such language as a gratut-
tops insais 10 an hguofable officer. One
rsa@@sts fos this IL found ia the fact staa;
tire apaniasd ls crusl b. mature and in
different to ths s2TerinEs 81 otheFs
Admiral CeF.esa must know thy Ee-
caliafiiies o. his cgaptgy fnsn. ana when
hs said Ia Cavl Efaus + shall Ko
back Ia SPAIN 10 u allied ~ 20 die ia
dikxfaae.' be made = - phecy likely ~
bs fortified ana vLe ~hi-u also sboaa
,'4s siHaitssty often noted. t,~t - cen the
sls.Aish and tie Chimes The Chinese
admiral ~ senetal ~ho "a defeated
saves fefunant 4 honor t.. tfofnafl.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-30

Tae Gi1algag4 ard Wisconsin, e9isorz ar.
rlFsd yesterday AID rad a god oppo<sur.-
~ % ss@ t1s e41y. They ~ers escorted oy
: n2nbe- Q: prominent n2su. ard every
e1oFt made % insure pleasant -ecoaectsozs
d i5eir TIP 10 t4e Sound country.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-30

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from xasez as ne crs@t@ u - sls-..ks
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AID so-ae .n@oFlas o. H4-1zg exg@rss all
- sassrssy UPSET
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-30

TIE troaals h-es xesr. italy ana Colombia
= assuming 4 very serious aspect. Three
Italian wa!ships are II tront q Cartageaa,
ard ne Italian sfu1rz! has received orders
g bomhar1 he city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-30

E.leas58rg is coming . ire front as =
cssy of advanced views. II has a9ortet an
ordinance sEoaIbiti-.g ire wearing 0: .
hat o. bonnet IL any ;aeater .. otaer pub
Ike place OF rn1sernert
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-30

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Ssassss~ss ats sssey,ss~rs . sosa
sSs Ssts essssisstsa. Ds1Iy. weekly
ssS sssasy. 1.ssfs that eft asS
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sseas 81 NssktsSfss- ATy~rsfsfsx
sSsvs~ss viii be msas sssje<s -
fsSs guarantee.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-30

II the quez;ion az % ire disposition y
; tf-s PHILIPPINES is submitted % ;As people
re demand for their retention vsli! be a.
largely over Subscribed as vas the new
bond issaS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-30

After careful coas4dsra,ic. Of .as xar
revenue Ill he caiczgo Pos- coacl4tes
hat from ta@ baay's p4.4a. tse.cle . ne
las. w!.l sEd testament, Unela san rs
arranged !, - nat we viii 10, forget ne
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-30

The P2p@llsts II Texas nave nominated
for governor Barney Gl6bs. He vas for
merry Democrat and was q: one tine
lieutenant governor
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-30

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WEATHER REPORT.
n2Oth Meridian-Pacific Time.)

n2Oth Meridian-Pacifc Time)
 SAN FRANCISCO. May 10 1898, p. Following the maximum temperatures re- ported to-day from weather bureau stations in California:
 Eureka, 54: Fresno. 96; Los Angeles "A Red Bluff 90 Independence, S4; San Diego, 66; Sac ramento, S4; San Luis Obispo 72 Yuma, 102. San Francisco temperature: Maximum, 53 minimum, 46; mean. 52. WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
 FORECASTS. An of high pressure is moving in over Washington and Vancouver Island An area of low pressure is central tonight over north eastern Montana, Northern Dakota and Mani toba
 The temperature has fallen slowly over East California 1t has remained nearly stationary. The temperatures in the great valleys are from to IT degrees above the normal With the exception of very light showers at Fort Canby and Port Angeles, no rain has fallen on the Pacific Slope in the past twenty four hours.
 Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty hours ending midnight. May II, 1898: Northern California-Fafr Wednesday, with fog in the morning along the coast; northerly winds inland: fresh northwesterly winds on the coast.
 Southern California-Fair Wednesday: light northerly winds.
 Nevada-Fair Wednesday. Utah-CIoudy Wednesday; colder north Arizona-Fair Wednesday. San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Wednesday, fresh westerly winds:
 Special report from Mount Tamalpais taken at p m--Clear: wind west. miles per hour; temperature, 72; maximum, 72
 ALEXANDER McADIE,
 Local Forecast Official.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-11
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags, nominal; WOOL Bags, nominal; San Quentin. s5 80.
 COAL-Wellington, sS per ton; New Yelling ton SS; Southfield Wellington, S7 oo; Seattie ss. Bryant s6; Coos Bay, $5; Wallsend, Si oo; Cumberland S1O 25 in bulk and Sll oO in SACKS; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg, sl4 Camel, sio her ton; Rock Springs, Castle Gate ana Pleas- ant Valley, ss; Coke, SIP per ton in bulk ana $14 in sacks. x, Mari,a sslc; Sisal. 7%c, basis roS
 CANNED FRUIfS-White Cherries, Si eo9 1 60; Peaches, s1 10ql 20; Pears, -; Apricots' fta CANNED vEGETABLEs-Peas 75@Ssc; To- CoFFEE~we quote:
 Costa Rica-1s@l7c for prime washed; 14glSc for good washed SglStSc f IUr gooS goSa peaberry l2Is@141ac for good to prime; nqd2c for good @ current mixed with black beans; sls@l2Ac Tor rair: 601yc Tor common to ordinary
 Salvador-13@151ac for good to prime washed; 1; 1fdl2Ac for fair washed; 14q15c for good to unwashed; sAGs1sc for good green unwashed; {; 11hq121ac for good to prime unwashed pea berry. .-,o. ,,,- washed 11q12c for good unwashed peaberry.
 Guatemala and Mexican-l7qlsc for prime @ to fancy washed; 14@16c for good to strictly good washed; 11Ql21sc for fair washed; Sq101ec TOT medium 6Q7a4c for common to ordinary; l51eg 17c for good to prime washed peaberry; u429 l2Ihc for good unwashed peaberry; SAQl0l3c for good to superior unwashed o,
 PACIFIC CODFISH-Bundles, per ID, SAC; Eastern, per ID, 4%c; boneless. per ID. 5c; strips Norway. per ID. SAC; strips, Narrow Gauge per 10, 5&c; strips Silver King. per ID. 6Ac; blocks, Clipper, per ID. Sc; blocks, Ori- ental per ID, 5%c; blocks, Seabright. per ID. 6a1c; tablets, Crown Brand, per ID. TAG; mid dles Golden State,- per b. SAC. middles, White Seal per dozen, SAC: desiccated. Gilt Edge, Aer dozen soc; pickled cod. barrels. each, SS; pickled cod half barrels, each, S4 50.
 OIIs-California Castor Oil. cases. No. l. 95c; barrels, soc per gallon manufacturers rates) Lfnseed Oil In barrels, boiled, 54c; Linseed oil, in barrels, raw. 52c: cases 5c more; Lard OH, extra winter strained, barrels. 65c; No. 1, 55c; cases, 5c more; China Nut, 49G56c per gallon; Neatsfoot oil. barrels, soc; cases, t5c; No. |. barrels soc; cases, 55c: Sperm, crude, soc natural white, soc; beached white, S5c; Whale Oil natural white, 40c; bleached white, 45c; Pacific Rubber Mixed Paints. white and house colors, s1 25q1 35 per gallon; wagon colors. s2 @i PETROLEUM. F. fe1 GASOLINE AND NAPH- THA-Water White Coal Oil, In bulk. 111hc per gallon; Pearl oil. in cases. 17c; Astral Oil i7o; Star oil, 17c: Extra Star Oil 21c; Elaine Oil 22c; Eocene Oil, 19c: Deodorized Stove Gasoline in bulk. 1-,; Deodorized Stove Gaso- line in cases 17Iac 6S degree Naphtha, in bulk 111bc: 63 degree Naphtha, in cases, 16iac; S6 de- gree Gasoline In bulk, 2Oc; ss degree Gasoline. fin cases, 25c.
 WHITE LEAD-Quoted at 6@7c per ID.
 TURPENT1NE-In cases, 49c; in iron bar rels 44c; in wooden barrels, 46c per gallon
 LUCOL-Boied, barrels. 46c: boiled. in cases, 5lc; raw, barrels. 40; raw. cases. 4sc per gall
 cANDLEs-standard ou Company quotes:
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-11
EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 1o.-The stock market was largely influenced to-day by the wheat market, the movements in which unsettled the tone in all speculative markets. No doubt successful spectators of yesterday in wheat immediately placed a part at least of their profits in the stock markets. This kind of support had no small part in the undertone of strength in stocks yesterday. To-day the wping out of paper profits and the tumbling of prices in wheat resulting in the uncovering of margins induced liquidation in the stock market The market during the early part of the day ab- sorbed very large line of offerings to liquidate profits and the selling for London account was also heavy again. total sales for that account being estimated at over 25, GOO shares. The gen. eral demand for stocks through commission houses sufficient to take up these offer !ngs at a well-sustained level of prices There was evidence also of the operation of bull some of the low-prced stocks which are usually almost inactive and immovable. The strength tmparted to these stocks helped to sustain the market and with the rally from the opening weakness in the wheat market there came a period Of aggressive strength in stocks which lifted prices substantially above last night 8 level. The late decline effected on a much smaller volume of offerings than was well ab- sorted in the mornings dealings. Short selling by the bears was conspicuous. A slump of over four points in Tobacco also had its effect In the late weakness There were fractional recoveries before the close. which was firm at her losses of over point in some cases.
 x1me loans were offered to-day at four per
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-11
DRIED FRUIT.
cuIcAGo GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, May 10.--Intense excitement III tne wheat pit marked the day from the very start. Liverpool showed decline at the opening or 6I6c a bushel for May and 2c for September. This was offset by preliminary jump O. ss4o in July. But the second cables showed suo- den slump in July also. This unlocked 1ol procedure on the part of the English market caused a weak opening here. July began with declines of 2q3c. Trades were on a range oi sl l7G1 IS. Four subsequent quotations re- duced the price to $1 16. Here the supply or wheat suddenly vanished and quotations steadily advanced to s1 %, the highest point yet reached by the July option. May wheat was only heard from at long intervals Trad- ing in 1t began 20 lower at Sl io n me c. euT ceeding sales were at s1 70. Sl S0 ana sl 3D. ~ touched s1 25. It rebounded to $l 2s, rallied 70 sl 25 and then took steady downwaId CouIse; Stop orders on long wheat seemed thiek ata aha aht close under the market The downward nlgnt I1 was checked temporarily at around VI VI. a.; Trade was narrow and orulnary " 9luTs Honr besore the close flood of wheat broke loose. .t me selling was based largely upon the presumP.SSn S that todays Government crop report a o,nt short T lines. July slumped In couple or minuses 5 5e from around s1 IS to s1 o5. Most Of the trades were a full cent apart When the nauidatioan was exhausted shorts tried to even up, and the market rushed up again to sl 10. cioslng at s1 IA. net loss of exc May sold De oetwesh " ss September which sold early at sSAc. tumoieo to SSc and closed at 90Ac.
 Trade in was moderate. Fiuctuauons followed wheat on a small scale. July closing
 The oats market shaped Its course after wheat and corn. July closed with net JOSS of &q5sc.
 Nc life on the buying side of the market could be infused into provisions Closing prices showed net losses of 1oc Tn July porh and 215G5c lower for ribs and lard
 The leading futures ranged as follows: