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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-04-26

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son or AGAssIZ.

SAN FRANCISCO. November IA
G. r. Agassiz. the younger son of the
naturalist. and a scientist of
great note himself. arrived yesterday
from Boston and IS al present stop
ping at the California
In few days Mr.. Agassiz. who Is a
professor at Harvard. will leave for
the South Sea Islands. where he will
make complete study OF the fauna
and flora OF that region. assisted by an
able corps OF young scientists. The
Harvard University Is the sponsor for
the expedition. which will be OF very
great Importance to the scientific
world. Everything in the way of
equipment and supplies has been fur
nished the party and IL will be some
months before their return.
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REBELS ON TOP
Insurgents Take Possession in
Philippines.
CAPT. GLASS MAKES REPORT
G able From Dewey-United States
Forces Cannot Interfere.
To Aguinalds.

WASHINGTON, November Is
News of a mixed character came TO the
Navy Department today from Admiral
Dewey touching the situation in the
Philippines. The admiral sent two of
his warships, the Charleston and Con-
cord, some time ago. to the southward
from Manila to ascertain whether there
was truth in the report that the Span
ish had expanded their action in that
direction. The following message was
received today:
MANILA November 1S.-Secretary
of the Navy, Washington: Charleston
and Concord arrived today from Iloilo.
They report that the entire islands are
except Iloilo, which is defended by the
Spanish troops. All foreign citizens
there are for American protection. The
island of Negros has declared indie
pendence and desires an American pro-
tectorate DEWEY.
Glass is the commander of the Char
lesion. So far nothing. has been done
by the Administration toward curbing
the insurgents in their operations, save
verbal representations from the Amer
lean commanders to Aguinaldo, in
which it has been pointed out to him
that it would be good policy, in view
of the probability of the annexation of
the islands by the United State -
pursue course-Ihat would not De OBJ
noXious TO the United States. So far
as the Spaniards are concerned. per-
haps they can be left to take care of
themselves, but the foreign residents
at Iloilo are differently regarded.
The difficulty in the situation is that
with the best intentions to intervene to
protect the Europeans and other for
eigners and to save the city of Iloilo.
the second in Importance in the Philip
pine group, from looting, the United
States forces appear to be stopped un-
der the rules of war from moving from
their positions. Such is the construc-
ton placed upon the clause in the pro-
tocol relating TO suspension of hos
tilities.
The immediate effect of this state of
affairs may be to hasten action in the
Paris conference, for it is only by the
termination of that tribunal that the
United States can come to the relief of
the beleaguered Spaniards in noilo and
other points
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OONS.MUST DOWN
Spain. About to Cease in a Hope
less Struggle.
,REATY SIGNING IN SIGHT
Madrid Government Had to Weak
.en-Hopes OF ENJOYS for
the Lost Cause.
,REATY SIGNING IN SIGHT

NEW YORK. November lS.-A sun
cable from Paris says: The situation
jus,Ines the assertion that peace is at
last in sight. The execution OF a treaty
may be slightly delayed by a possible
change in the personnel OF the Spanish
Commission. but the Madrid Govern
ment has definitely decided to- accept
the American terms. or. rather the best
terms available. Instructions To this
effect have been received by Senor
Montero Rios. president OF the Spanish
Commission. and his Associates. from
Sagasta, and although Senior Montero
Rios does not withdraw his declaration
that he will never yield to- the Amer
lean demands. there can he no doubt of
the final result.
The majority OF the Spanish repre-
sentatives in Paris are deeply chagrin-
ed by this sudden decision OF the home
Government. and rhey naturally give
a diplomatic denial of all knowledge of
such action. but the authority of the
Sun correspondent for making this an
nouncement is beyond question. The
decision is doubtless based upon the
exiGencies OF the domestic political sit
uation. The Madrid Government finds
ii expedient to- meet at the present mo-
ment. rather than later, the crisis
which is expected to- arise when the
treaty OF peace is signed.
In the meantime the Spanish Com
missioners. in the belief that the new
attitude OF The Madrid Government
will not become known to- the Ameri-
cans. are cherishing some hopes. based
upon news from the United States that
buy one OF the Caroline Islands for
use as cable station. They inter
pret this to- mean that while Americans
persist in their demand for the Philip
pines. they are willing to make a sub
stantial concession in the direction
which Spain most desires. by paying a
full price for this island. The Span
iards do not conceal the fact that they
would be glad to enter into such an ar
rangement. They will, OF course. he
doomed to- sad disappointment when
the time for a discussion OF the figures
arrives.
WASHINGTON. November 1S.-It Is
now thought to be certain that the
Commission. at a meeting next Mon
day or Tuesday. will do one Of two
things. /. g. either agree TO the cessiOn
OF the Philippines. or note a disagree
ment and dissolve the meeting. for the
Administration is not disposed to toler-
ate further delay and has so instructed
the United States Commissioners.
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lie viii Brir;. SUIT.

Chas. ). Desky. OF Bruce Warlng &
Co. has engaged counsel for a test
street widening case against the Gov
ernment. Mr.. Desky wishes very
much To improve his large and valu-
able holding az the mauka-Ewa corner
OF Fort and Beretania, opposite the
Central Fire station. The best thai
the Government Will offer him IS per-
nit TO build fourteen feet back OF the
line OF his own land. The Government
lately purchased from one estate. ad-
joining Mr. Deszy's land. frontage AZ
50 cents a foot. Mr. Desky's property
g better. but he has offered IL AT the
same figure and met with refusal
Therefore he proposes 20 refer TO the
-ourrs.
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II. b. Ms FORMIDABLE.

PORTSMOUTH EngD, November
Of people today witnes-
sed the launching Of the ram battle
ship Formidable AT the dockyard here.
she is said TO be the largest warship
in the world, being OF 10000 tons dis
placement. She is 400 feet long. . fee.
beam and draws 26 feet . inches Of va
ter. She cost over e1.OOo.OOo, and Is
sxpected to steam IS knots an hour.
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YALE.s cHIEr RErTREs

NEW HAVEN Conn. Nov. I7-At th..
meeting OF the corporation OF Yale INT
NsrsitN late this afternoon President
Timothy Dwight presented his rerigna-
ton The resignation u TO take effect az
the end Of the university year.
Professor George = Brush. director OF
Sheffield Scientific School. also present al
MS rcSiEsnauoil. n WAS accepted and
Professor brush was appointed professor
emeritus Professor ~ "a. rhitfenden
was selected as Director BruEh's sue
CsSSur.
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LATEST OF WILLIAM

BERLIN. Nov. 1S-The news that En-
pcror William u Co return home by a
roundabout way without touching at vi
emma or Berlin. has created "A sensation
IN political circles. as u ~ interpreted aS
being a confirmation OF the recent fnsii-
cations that the relations between Ger
many and Austria are less friendly than
they have lsccn. His maJesty's avoid
ancc OF Berlin is supposed TO bs due 60
his utsplcaSure at th. abandonment of
the projected f.-Etai reception
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REGULARS FOR MANILA.

LEAVENwORTH. Kas., Nov. Is
Lieut.. Col McCaskey, commanding the
Twentieth Regular Infantry at Fort
Leavenworth. issued orders today 20 the
quartermaster to provide rations sufii-
cient for the regiment In tropical clt-
mate. The orders are that furloughs VIII
not be granted for more than ten days.
II is believed that the Twentieth viii bc
ordered to the Philippines.
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rRISIs TN sPAIv

LONDON. Nov. 1s.-Thc DaIlyy Mails
correspondent at EiarrftZ says. '-Ths.
CariiStS declare that they have obtained
a loan. but not from England. Proof that
the situation u serious - seen in the Gov
eTnmcnts alarm and the strict censor
ship i'm Navarro.
The Red Cross Association circular
contains the following. The unfortun-
ate proximity % days of sorrow and
bloodShcd nsCesSitate the prepaI alton OF
all our means and services
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INVESTIGATE TEREsA,s LOSS.

NASHINGTON. November 1.-THE
Secretary OF the Navy has ordered a
court OF inquiry 20 meet at the navy
ward at Norfolk Tuesday for the pur-
pose of investigating the circumstance
attending the abandonment of the
Spanish cruiser Maria Teresa, with 4
view of determining the necessity and
responsibility thereof
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NEw srEAMERs CoMTNG.

TACOMA twashD. November IL
Oriental advices received today via
Vancouver. state that the Oriental
Steamship Company CToyo Kisen
kaishal OF which Mr.. Asano is presi-
dent. viii inaugurate its steamship ser
vice 10 san Francisco in December.
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LrCIEN YOI-Ncf.s sAY-

SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Nov. 1S-Lieut
Lucien Young of the Hist, reports that
il is practicable to raise the former Span
iSh cruiser Reina Mercedes, sunk on June
9Th near the entrance OF Santiago harN or
during the engagement between Admiral
Sampson's fleet and the Spanish marine
and land batteries. He found that she
had been sunk by opening her sea valves.
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MOTOR KELLEY DEAD

PlilIsNDElPHIA. Nov. N-John w
kecicy athe inventor of the Eecley mot
OF, Hieo today at his home an this city
from pneumonia He was taken an on
saturday last and continued TO grow
steadily worse until hiS death. Mr. Keel
widow
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RAILWAY CATASTROPHE.

NEW YORK. Nov. ls.-Iu the gloom
OF smoke. storm and fog that darkened
the rails OF the Pennsylvania railroad
this morning between Jersey city and
Harrison. a belated suburban train
dashed into "A gang OF workmvn. killing
eleven and injuring four. Five others
had remarkable escapes.
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TO RAISE GrNRnArS

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1S.-The United
States Navy Will soon possess more than
a sprinklinS OF foreiCn-built war ships
Admiral Dewey has informed the Navy
Department that he has contracted with
a HOngkOnE firm of wreckerS 10 raise
three of the Spanish war vessels sunk in
the battle of Manila last Nav day. The
cost of raising the ships and putting them
in thorough repair will be 500. 600
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KILLED BY REBELS

LONDON. Nov. 10. \ dispatch TO the
Daily Telegraph from Shanghai says that
Rev. Mr.. Fleming. a missionary and
natlVe evangelist were murdered in the
recent attack by the rebels on the town
OF XVII Flu, in the Upper Yang tse Kiang
valley. when the Catholic mission there
was burned
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TwENTY-FoUR LOST At SEA

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 19.-The iron
ship Atalanta. Capt Charles Mcbride.
bound from Tacoma TO Delagoa Bay,
South Africa, was wrecked off the ore
gon coast Thursday, and OF crew Of
twenty-seven men only three are believed
to have been saved.
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who have arrived here quite without
means of support. but in hopes OF get
ting lucrative employment Scores OF
them are now begging on the streets OF
the city. There * really no inducemcnt
Whatever FOR outsiders At present. and
begging Will be the almost inevitable fate
OF nine-tenths OF those who come here IN
search OF work
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WOMEN'S EXCHANGE.
216 Merchant St.
DR.. WALTER HOFFMAN,.

CORNER BERETANIA AND PUNCH
bowl Streets. Office Hours: 8 to
10 a. M; to 8 p. m.; to p. m.
Sundays: s to 10 a. m. Telephone
SO. p. O. Box sol.
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rRICE FIVE CEN1s.

az quarantine today. brought into port
eighteen shipwrecked mariners who
were taken from the Dutch bark
Johanna bound for Honolulu.
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DARTMoUTH's PRESIDENT.

HANOVER N. h, November 16.-
Rev. DR.. Samuel Colcori Bartlett. for
mer president OF Dartmouth College.
died at his home here tonight OF acute
ind igestion.
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THE POPE

LONDON Nov. 1S.-The Rome cores
pondent of the Daily Chronicle says:
very important pontihciaI document is
about to appear expressing the Iope's
full appreciation of the democratic and
liberal tendencies Of the Catholic church
in the United States.
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DREYFUS

Dreyfus will not be brought to
France for his trial. His testimony
will be taken at his prison by repre-
sentatives OF the Government.
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SPECIAL MEETING

OF ladies will take place al l.. e.
Eerr's store, Monday and Tuesday,
where they can buy all dry goods at
10 per cent discount.
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Consul-GeneraI ". Haywood return
q by the BelEic. He has been away
day less than 4 month and visited
Washington.
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JoSEPU JEFFERSON

NEW YORK Nov. l9.-At 1e:$l o'clock
this Saturday morning Joseph Jeffer-
son was said To be resting comfortably.
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DESTITUTE IN HAVANA.

HAVANA. Nov. 1S.-Of late Havana has
been almost overrun with Americans.
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BOUND FOR HoNoLULU.

NEW YORK, November 1S.-The
British steamer Peconic, which arrived
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DRESSMAKERS.

MISS FREIBURG KNOKE, DRESS
making parlors, corner School and
Nuuanu streets.
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SUSANNE R. PATCH.

TEACHER OF VOICE AND PIANO.
Refers by permission to her patrons in
Honolulu. Residence and Studio, Mrs.
Dudoit's, Chaplain and Fort streets.
Telephone 45S. 5O73
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-18
Court Calendar ThIs nay.

Appellate Division, supreme Contradictions. Or
ders-Nos. 12. 10, 81, 0, Us, o. 10. 40, A1,4p, ~, -.
supreme Court-Special Term-Part L-Motion cal.
endar called nj 1880 A, N. Part U.-Court opens At
1890 A. n. Ex.parte mattefr. PeIt m.-Clear. Mo-
tIons. Demurrer-No. 600. Part IV.-No day calen.
dar. Part v.-No day calendar. Part vl.-Motions to
be sent from Special Term. Part l. Part VII. -Clear.
Elevated railroad cnses. Trial ~Term-Part H.=csse
unfinished. Preferred causes-Nos. 1898. 1897.
issssGiti.. 1850, 1880. ,iis5sSsi. 1859, iltSseS, iiSSi..
diminished. Nos. 6osi. 7Iab. 1891, s1oS, I70i, 1850.
ssa0sii.. 7sss, ss7S, ssSs7' $50. 1926. Part iv.-csss
unfinished. Cases from, Part III. for trial.
Part v.-Case unfinished. Cases from Part III. for trial.
Part vL.-Case unfinished. Cases from Part III. fortrtal.
Part vI1.-Clear. Nos. N05s, a171, s2Bp, 1919, Seal.
T7s2, bib7. AOl0. 1891. 1889, 1899, 1924. 19Sp3,
6SS7, 5000, 7R3R. 6bst, 5000, $500, 6b10. Inquest
10. 1875. Part vII1.-Case unfinished. Cases from
Fart VII. for trial. Part 1X.-Case unfinished. Cases
from Part VII. for trial. Part X.-Ciear. Cases from
Part VII. for trial Part xI.-Case diminished.
Cases from Part. VII. for trial. Part xII.-clear.
Cases from Part II. for trial.
surrogate's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES calendar
called az I0.80 A. M. No. i34e, will OF Albert Guerin.
at p. M; No. 1915, will OF Mary Macarthur. At 9
=. N. For probate--wiila OF Valentine Cook, at 10
A.. NJ; Maria r. Manning, Eliza Cunningham. Michael
Collins. William .wefer. William Schmidt. Aaron
Wise. at 1880 A. NJ.
Trial Terni-Court opens at 1890 A. NJ. No. 1899.
will OF Rose Raab; No. 1894, will OF simon d. Simon;
No. 1897, will OF Clara Cox; No. 1910, will Of Jo-
hnuna Pullar; No. 1865, will Of Agnes 8. v. Hall.
City Court-Special ierm-Court opens at 10 A. u.
Motions at 1880 A. N. Parts l., H., ILL.,, and IV.-Ad.
Journed sine die.
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Cotton was quiet and steady to-day. Liverpool sold
here early In the day, but the trailing was mainly
local. At the opening prices were firm on better Jiv-
erpool advlces than ha been expected. After the
Liverpool selling, hut In the absence of any pres.
sure to sell they rallied and slowly advanced. clos
ing at a slight net improvement for the day.
The sentiment is still builish. but the continued large
crop movement cheeks speculation. The spot mar.
ketS at the South remain rrin and constitute one OF
tho strongest factors In the situation. The receipts
ut the ports to-day were smaller than yesterday and
the total for the week will probably be somewhat
smaller than last weeks total. hut until there is a
decided falling of in the movement a narrow market
is expected.
CoFFEE-Rio on the spot was dull and easy; No. z,
64c. Sales ] 900 bags Maracaibo. 100 bags Savanilla,
and 100 bags Caracas on private terms. The future
Trading Mas aa fnllnMR.