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FOR Observation-Disclosures.


FOR SALE Handsome walnut three-quarter fold
ing he'd. with large mirror and hair mattress.
WALTERS. 9;3 ST. Item
FOR SALE-sA lot of lodgeroom furniture. CEN
prising officers chairs, aitars. pedestais. car
pets, chairs, platforms etc. Inquire OF r. HAR-
RIS * Co, eth and ID sts- NV. noe3-St.em
BEST STOyE PIPE AND ELBOWS. lOc Joint
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO, 42o 10th st
NV. no23-St
FOR SAIE-Cheap, good coal carts, i express
wagon, and harness. In rear y St ne
no22-st.em
FOR SALE Piano boxes, 81 each. if removed at
once; make good feed and coal bins PIANO
EXCHANGE. 91S Pa. no22-st,em
FOR SALE-Parties wishing to 20 to hcusekeep-
ing viii find it to their advantage to come
and see completely furnished house: furniture
for sale, $50; house, rooms, brown stone front.
good location: rent, $3.50 per month. Address
FLORIDA, this Office no22St
FOR sALE-A welI-b-oken pointer. dog; trial
given; price, $40. Address o. J. T., this
office. nu2s-3t
FOR SALE-Excellent make concert grand piano,
in good condition; very cheap. H., l42s
ST. NV. no22-3t
FOR SALE-Moving picture machine; IA films;
gramaphone 300 I'd st. NV. no22-St
FOR SALE-A thoroughbred fox terrier pup: six
months old (gyp1; price $40. Can be at
1G2 4th ST Sc. no2l-3 3t,em
FOR sALE-s4Oo Knabe for sos; splendid piano;
handsome cover and stool: 81 monthly pay
ments BRADBURY's, 1925 Pa. ave. no21-tf,em
FOR SALE-Will sacrifice my beautiful 500
Chickering upright piano. for sl25; snap. 46i
Mass. ave. W. no21-St, EN-
FOR SALE-Excellent DenSmore typewriter; per
feet condition; price $40. NEN,MAN's. GIL
eth St no2l-lw. .em
HIGH-GRADE, $50 sewing machines. until Christ
mas, $50 NEWMAN'S, Gil eth ST
nosl-lmo en-
FOR sALE-One pool table. in good condition
with everything complete; only Ss5. NJ. NJ
SINGER, 1868 VI St NV. nO2l-3t.em
FOR SALE-Clear:ng sale of square pianos and
organs. Stein square, $40; Chckering $50;
Knabe, s25; Smith Am. organ. $50; on easy.
weekly or monthly payments BRADBURY'S.
| 1925 Pa. ave. noll item
FOR SALE So SIS for 6-foot extension table; So %
for lounge: s. for cook stoves; heaters. $50.
| parlor and bedroom suite; 81 per week; ca-h and
! credit. REDMOND, 3l3 9TH st nv. oci5 item
FOR SALE-Good quality opaque shades. htted
to your windows, only . cents. the best
| quality oil opaque shades. 80 cents; good quality
floor oilcloth zoe. and 2Sc square yaid: laid iree
| by experts, will call with samples kLEE.
| BLATT'S l1th ard sts au2l-tt
! FOR sALE-Books on poultry. pigeons. dogs, and
pet stock, etc; also parrots, canares. dogs
| and pets of oil kinds; incuhators and brood-rs
| sCHMID's BIRD STORE. 112 18th st. NV. aueIti
FOR sALE-Flower pots and tubs: all sizes: and
Fall bulbs; the best of soil for plG7ting; wire
| flower stands and plant stakes SCHMiD'S BIRD
STORE. 7le 18th St. nw. oell-u
FOR sALE-LOTS.
/ FOR sALE-Lot I34x24 feet in ID. c.; near eiec-
| trio cars; title clear: $40 cash. Apply to r.
| ROY MACKEf, 22l Ind. ave. NV. noS5-3t
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Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad.


Schedule in effect Nov. %. Is9s
Leave Washington ron station corner Jt Nrs
Jersey avenue and G Il.
For Chicago and Northwest, Vestibuled Limit
ed trains Il.O5. I:S5 a. IN, 500 p N.
For Cincinnati. - Louis. and indianapolis. EN-
pres II.25 a. IN. YestibUled Limited. $40 p
m. express. l2:Oj night
For Pittsburg snd Cleveland. express daily,
n.G5 a n and $40 p. m 'Pittsourg "niyp'
= For iSa Columbus. Toledo. and Detroit. Ie:Os
For WINCHESTER and way stations, 900 m,
For For New orleans, Memphis, Birmingham
Chattanooga Krcvvills Bristol, and Roanoke,
lO.45 p. m daily; sleeping ears through
For Luray, $40 p m daily
For Baltimore. week days. 500. e,%0. Ns.a1,
x-:IO x-.S0 xs:u0. SO. N9:2G. NlS-tA a. n,
xls:05 m I2-I5, xl:l5. x5:00. x$:@n. S:'-i, Ni:i9
i:S5 xJ.Gj. xj-I0, x5-20, XJ-2O 6-sl. Ne-d9. 81.
NIO-ta II Is. xII-5G p m, and N2:OO night sun
days x1:65 MD x7:S0. s.31. X9-0G a m,
xl2:O5 Is. 1900. V5;da $50, SO. N1;nH
x5:l0 G.20. NS.ug. Xl0:O1. HIS. Sll:=" p Ei-.
60 night.
$50 .. III. sundays. $50 a. ass ?. ~
Fo- Frederick week DAYS 900 and II - a. IN.
80, $50 p. IN sundays, 9;oo a m, l:iJ p
For HagerstoUn. -II:O5 a n and 80
For BOYD and way points, week days, y-tS L
n. 40. $50. 1O5 7. m sundays, 300 J. ~
I;l5. .-05 p m
$50 a. m ESQ. $.l5. f:35, 5-sj. s:lj. li.t'
p m sundays $500 a. m l:l5 +;'zi. ';ol.
lp:l5 p. NJ.
For Washington Junction and way Poinih
goo a. m $50. $50 p. week days 900 =
m. Is p. N. sundays
ROYAL BIue Line for New York md
PhiIa adeIpbia.
All trains Illuminated with PintSch hgIJ
For Phladephid. New York Boston, and ths
E,sr week davs. 5:O5, SEQ 10O0 a IN, POS,
I.I5 2. m talI Dining CarSl. ($:o0 ROYAL Llmi-
ted Exclusive Pullman Train Dining carr
(5.15 Dining Carr s:0d. (2:o0 night, sleeping
Car open at 1000 oClOCkl- sundays. 1-0J, 900
m Is.O5 noon Is Dining CaTl.S:O0. (5:aS
Dipiug Carr, s.00. 200 night. sleeping car opea
1 1900 O'Clock
P,rlor Cars on all day trains
/ For Atlantic Civ 1000 4. H., l2:C5 noon and
/ Il n m week DAYS l20j noon sundays.
| For Cape MAY 12;65 noon
| -FXcept SUNDAY. NEXpTeSS trains
| RargIge called for and checked from hotels
! nd -c>idences by Union Transfer Co. on orders
/ Istf At ticket Offices. 90 Pennsylvania AvcHus
/ rortb,Test. New York Avenue ard 18th street.
/ and at Depot. ,,.r-,,
| WN NJ GREENE, D-BAAhilNr
| Gen Manager. Mgr Pass lrAit--
! : B. HEGE-
| CapI 1gt Pass Dept, Washington, D. C.
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FOR SALE-LOTS

FOR sALE-Lot I34x24 feet in d. c.; near eIec
trio cars; title clear; $50 cash Apply to X
ROY MACKEY, 22l Ind ave. NV. no23-3t
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FOR HIRE

FOR HIRE-Horses, buggies. and daytons 81 p,
day 10 drummers and business men PRE-:
TONS STABLES, sth and ! sts NV; phone eI7.
uU22- limo
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FOR sALE-BICYcLEs.

FOR SALE-worid. Fowler. Crawford $500.
Kankakee $15-9S: 1899 Cambridge. magnifi
cent bicolor finish. $3.50; tires, SI.50; Vffna
ss.s5; repairing cheap. KANKAKEE FACTORy
637 Mass. ave. no22-3t
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Mrs. DR.. RENNER,
SPECIALIST

OF obstetrics from the Unisersity Of ngnich. Ba-
varia, treats successfully womSns eUnsplics tnns
and irregularities; private sanitarium for iadss
before and during confinement. Infants -doP.ed
Ofice hours. 90 p. m. 6i9 Pa. ave. NV. Met
ropoIitzn Block. Washington. ID. C. el0-:t
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A choice suburban
home, railroad. lo-room house and acres
land; tne grove. etc. for n0use in Washington.
5. NJ. JONES. 1000 r st. no23-st EN-
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FOR RENT-TYPEwRITER.

1YPEwRITERS for rent. S. $3.50 and - per
Gil 9TH st. no5-1 Limo en-,
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=, .NOIS 10 NIdIIIDt TIN IT. I..E..'
hygcia," and Virginia Beach will find tins
Inc most attractive route. insIrIns COM
Portable nights rest
Large and luxurious rooms. heated by
steam and 5tted throughout with e!ee-
trlc lights. Dining room service IS Ia
carte, and ia surplied from the best that
The markets of Washington and Norfolk
: afford
Tickets IN sale nj U. S Express Ofhce,
slI Pennsylvania Avenne; 5l3. 6le. l42I
pennsylvania Avenue; B K o. ticket ONCE
: corner Fifteenth Street and New York Ave
nue.. and on board steamers where time
table. map, etc. can also be had
Any other information desired will ne
furnished on applca tio= 10 the undersigned
at the company's wharf. foot OF seyenIs
Street, Washington. d. c. Telephone No.
= $50. JOHN CALLAHAN.
= General Manager
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

Advertise ements under this mead
Will be inserted for one cent n word
foP each insertion
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-Store;. can be used rs grocery
drug; price SIS month. 1l3I st. n.
no16-It, EN-
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Call for sehli-montaIy Buileti
BUSINESS CHANCES.
9t7 Street N. w.
EOR SAIE-SOIrTHWEST

WANTED -ColoEed partner; single; with sl5 10
Mi Office paying $50 Address p. H.. this
Office Item
FOR SALE -Lunchroom; Pa ave. NV; 50 ar
ranged rent only SIS, clearing $50 week;
investigation solicited. DUNLAP. 9o5 st.
nO23-3t
FOR sALE-Cigar store; prominent. busy corner:
clearing 50 day: price. sl6O: genuine bargain
DUNLAP, 00G + 81. no23 81
FOR SALE-Grocery; corner stand; rent only SIS.
store and dwelliRg cash trade; small invest
ment required; snap. Dt MAP, 9O3 + ST. no23-3t
FOR SALE-Milk route; all retail trade; 25-gsl.
route horse wagon and harness; price only
$500. NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS' 1905 F
81. NV no23-3t
FOR SALE-Sice little cigar store on prominent
street; rent only s.; doing good business;
Will sell cheap NEW YORK BUSINESS BROk-
ERS. 1905 + st. nv no23-$t
FOR sALE-Cigar store on Pa ave NV Apply
EAST CAPITOL MARKET, sth and East Capi
tol sts. no2S-3t
FOR SALE-Coufecticnery OF the best little
places the city; paying well; good reasons
for selling; rent and price both cheap $40 r
st. no22-St.em
FOR ALE-weIl-located Oyster and dining room;
cheap rent; will sell al big sacrifice; 30 be
quick; it is snap. 80 St NV. no22St.em
FOR SALE Confectionery and grocery store
in northwest paying little business: rent
only sf2: price. 500; owner retiring NEW
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, 1906 ST. NV
no22-St
FOR SALE Half interest in office business clear
ing $500 month; owner has other business;
bargain for right Address SOUTHERN,
this ofhcs- no22-St
FOR sALE-Cigar store. $40 5o7 st. NV.
no22-5t
FOR SALE-Cigsr store; pool tables cash
register; 500. address OWNER H., this Of
flee. no22-3t
FOR SALE-Grocery near 10th and II SIS. ne; At
invoice $500 cash trade; rooms. FULTON
r. GORDON, Atlantic Building. no22-3t
FOR SALE-Grocery store in the northwest: good
stock; cheap for cash If bought at Ad,
dress X. c. u. l., this office. no22-3t
FOR SALE-By inventor automatic steam heater;
cheap 10 introduce it; the less rooms 10
heat the less fuel consumed; viii heat Q; also
large and small heating stoves. 9is y. y. ave.
no2i-3t EN-
FOR SALE-Hotel; 5000 will buy one of the
best paving hotels in Washington; We never
have les than l50 guests even during summer
months. Address PAYING HOTEL, this Office.
no2i-5t, en-
FOR SALE-s25, butter stand in one Of the mar
ket>, doing good business; good reason for
selling. Address B. W, this Office. no2i-St.em
FOR sALE-A weii-Iocated Al grocery; will in
yeptory; fine fixtures; cheap rent; good bust
ness $40 F ST. nol6tf,em
FOR SALE-Ii you want good thing here ii is
oyster house--well located: cheap rent; will
sell at sacrifice; good business. so + st. NV.
uol6- tf.eF IN
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FOR REyT-RoOMs.

FOR RENT -Third-story front room; at sos n j.
ave. NV; Sc a month. Item
FOR RKNr-Nicely- fur 2d-story room; heat. gas
bath; 50. 16ee n. j. ave. NV. no23 ,em
FOR RENT-Rooms, with privileges; all con
veniences- 1918 n. Y. ave. NV no2S1St.em
FOR RENT-Fur. rooms; 81 and 81 per week: 6e2
st. ". no23-st, EN-
FOR RENT-s2i 18th ST. nw.; fur. small room,
s. per month. no28-St
FOR RENT-Two comfortable rooms Sd floor
for gentlemen, and one large room on I'd floor.
Apply 256 Del. ave- ne. 1t
FOR RENr-Nicely-fur front room; suitable for
housekeeping. 227 1st st. NV. 1t
FOR RENT-31i E ST. nw.; large 2d-hoor front
room: fur. or unfur. no2S-3t
FOR RENT-s19; two nice front rooms; house
keeping 1888 18th st. NV. Item
FOR RENT-Nicely-fur. 500 Mass. ave.
NV. no22-St, EN-
FOR RENT-Fur.. 2dstory front room. 9ls sth
st. NV; suitable for one or two gentlemen;
private family. no22 -Bt, EN-
FOR RENT-Beautiful 2d-story rooms; corner
house; departments; two in room, S35;
single rooms, $40 and s25; good table; place for
wheels. s37 sd St NV no22 ,em
FOR RENT-Two fur. halliooms gas and bath.
620 5th st. NV. no22-6t, EN-
FOR RENT-one bright room on lst floor; suit
able for gents 219 A ST. Sc. no22-3t
FOR RENT-owing to i'll health, would rent
lower floors. including kitchen; new range,
tubs, etc, OF fur. home, from Dec TO june;
FOR RENT-Two nicely fur. rooms on lst floor;
heat and light; rent cheap; no questions
asked sl9 sth ST. NV. no22-3t
FOR RENT-Two nicely.fur. rooms, SO. 4l4 X
st. NV. NOES
FOR RENT-Nicey-tur. front and back rooms.
6lS 9th st. no22-St
FOR RENT-One 2d-story room, iur. or uniur.
7iS Sd ST NV. no223t
FOR RENT-one large fur. room, with heat and
gas; also ballroom adjoining; suitable
for light housekeeping if desired 800 | st. NV.
no2l item
FOR RENT-one or two ed,foor rooms; gentle,
men; board ii desired. 2l2 10th st. sw.
FOR RENT-second-s front room: heat and
gas; near g. z. o.; s.. rs st. ne.
hoZ2-St
FOR RENT hnely-fur. ed-story room; good
heat; all eonvenienccs; for gentlemen. Cpl
4th ST. NV. = no22-3t
FOR RENT-7S7 18th ST. NV: I'd and 3d-story
front rooms. with bay windows. ro22-St
FOR RENT-Fur or unfur rooms: 3D. i or 3
on lst floor; for housekeeping, IS II st. NV.
n022-St
FOR RENT-Fur. and uniur. rooms at l445
Pierce Place tcolo!ed) no2l-St.e EN-
FOR RENT-ls1f NJ ST NV, large, nicely furnish
ed front room; near Conn ave; desirable To-
catiCn no20-5t
FOR RENTAL 1907 I4th ST NV. nicely fur. and
comfortable loom, Sd floor; for gentleman; {;
refs noI9-It em
FOR RENT-s03 X St NV; nicely-fur. rooms.
with good board; central; terms reasonable.
nols-6t
FOR RENT-FLATS.
FOR RENT-To colored tenants. Broom fat
water III kitchen; yard. 1913 9th ST NV.
no23-3t
FOR RENT-Flats; heat and gas. IL st. NV.
no22-SI
FOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING.
FOR RENT-l202 ID. next to city postofice,
a fine large and rooms; this is fine
chance for 4 good businessman; city postottice
will occupy building by Nov. 26 GRA-
2
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAy.

FOR RENT-A farm OF so acres; miles east Of
Anacostia; large house, stable. and tenant
house; suited for dairy trucking. 1l1S q st.
NV. no2S-5t
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NANTED-Noung man at once in job printing
cfice; must have ref MATCHETT, AIS 9th
st Dur Item
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk and Washington
SteambOatCO

Every day in the year tor Fortress Aon-
roe. Norfolk. Newport News and all points
South. by the superb. powerful steel pa lace
steamers, Newport News Norfolk" ani
Washington" on the following schedule:
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FOR RENT-l2Gz d. next to new city postofice
fine large store and rooms; this is fine
chance for 4 good businessman; city postotice
will occupy building by Nov. 26 GRA
HAM & CAMPBELL, 6l7 liih 81. noi9-6t, en-
FOR RENT-With or without stable for seven
horses, 20l2 ST. NV, the Desfosse French
Bakery, store, dwelling, with bedrooms. bakery;
two show windows for confectionery groceries.
noSl
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

advertisements under this head
NfIl he inserted for one cent n word
for each insertion.
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HELP wASTED-MALE AND FEMALE

Advertisements under this head
viii he inserted for one cent a word
for each insertion.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-07-30
WAR CLAIMS
Against the United States Be-
ing Poured by Native Cubans.

Santiago de Cuba, July 3O-A feature
of the situation here is the constant
stream of native residents who are
presenting claims to the authorities
here against the United States govern
ment, for losses sustained at the hands
of Cuban troops, damage to property,
robbery and plunder, during the last
three years. These claims are promptly
returned with an expression of regret.
The daily passes issued through the
lines exceed 800. Today it was dis
covered that they are being used to
take rum and tobacco to the Spanish
with whom a good traffic is kept up.
Future bearers of passes will be
searched
Among the passengers on the ward
line steamer Philadelphia on her return
trip to New York will be Don Aldoon.
the new collector of the port at San
tiago. The full cabin capacity has been
engaged. She will probably take a full
cargo of iron ore, the first since the war
broke out. All foreign orders for goods
have been countermanded. There is a
distinct sentiment here for continual
tiOn of the occupation and the definite
establishment of an American protec-
tOrate. Local merchants, Spanish, for
eign and native are drawing up a petit
ton requesting the establishment of
bonded warehouse at Santiago, so that
in case they desire to reship goods to
Porto Rico, they may be saved the pay
ment of double duties. Under the Span
ish regime the entry of goods in bond
here was unknown. Merchandise i'm
ported and reshipped to Porto Rico an
other Spanish colony paid duties twice.
SenOr Enrique TrujilIo, the editor of
the Porvinir, of New York, the organ
of the Cuban insurgents, arrived here
yesterday on board the Philadelphia
and applied to Gen. Wood for a license
to establish a Cuban paper here. But
the character of the proposed publica-
ton was not considered desirable by
the general at present and permission
to publish it was absolutely refused.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-07-30

that Aguinaldo has assumed a bold at
titude of defiance and that it would
take a large force from this country to
subdue the insurgents.
This dispatch guided the cabinet in
it's disposition of the Philippine prob
lem.
Without mincing his words, Admiral
Dewey announced that AguinaIdo had
assumed a bold attitude of defiance and
that there were strong indications that
the Philippine insurgents themselves
would have to be fought. Based on
this depletion of the gravity of the situ-
alton there it would take $50, 900 soldiers
from this country to cope with the in
surgents throughout all the islands.
The deferment of final disposition of
the Philippine problem was based on
substantially the following grounds:
First-That the United States has no
satisfactory knowledge of existing con-
ditions there
Second-Nothing is known of what
obligations were Insured as between
the United States forces and the Phil
ippine insurgents.
Third-The extent of the present de-
fant attitude of the insurgents is un-
known.
Fourth-The extent to which Aguin-
aldo controls the islands of the Philip
pine group is unknown.
Fifth-Incident to the foregoing, it is
not known what may have to be done
by this government in subjugating the
insurgent forces. the Spanish and the
natives.
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to have lost faith in the ability of their
own people to control affairs. The reb-
els demand independence, but the bet
ter classes, the merchants and land
owners, dread such a possibility and
fervently hope that the United States
will retain the reins of government in
the island as the only guarantee of sta
bility or prosperity.
SenOr Julian Cendoja, agent of the
Ward line of steamers, says that a
hundred Spanish merchants have appH-
ed for cabin and baggage room on the
return trip of the steamer Philadelphia,
which is expected today and they will
leave the city unless there is some as
surance from the American government
that it intends to control the admins
tration of public affairs in Cuba. This
is the question uppermost in every
body's mind. Spanish foreigners and
natives are all alike for definite ex-
preston from Washington of the policy
of the United States with regard to
Cuba, and until the expression is made
no resumption of trade or commerce
can be expected in Santiago, where to-
day both are in a demoralized and cha
Otic state
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-07-30
CAMARA SLIPS OUT.
Passes Through the Straits
During the Night.

New York, July 3O-A dispatch to the
Tribune from Gibraltar says:
Admiral Camara's 5 squadron, consisting
of the flagship Pelayo, the Emperador
Carlos V, the RapidO, the Patricia, the
Buenos Ayres, the Audaz and the Pelago
left Cartagena Tuesday afternoon and.
passing through the Straits of Gibraltar
at night without being observed. arrived
on Wednesday morning at Cadiz- The
Lepanto and two torpedo boat destroyers
remain at Cartagena.
Admiral Camara's arrival at Cadiz
aroused no enthusiasm whatever among
the people. who on account of the rigorous
press censorship remain ignorant of every
thing going on in the outside world.
While in Cadiz Wednesday the Trib-
une correspondent noticed that the uni
versa1 desire of the civilian population re-
naming there was for peace at any price.
Everyone seemed heartily sick of the war;
The losses to commercial classes owing
to complete stagnation of business of
every description has told terribly upon
the merchants, and the only persons who
at all favor continuing the war are a few
military officials and functiOnaries.
General Orehan. the newly appointed
commander of the defenses at Cadiz is
Fastening the cOnStructiO of new bat
teries. Much of the coast refenSe artil-
terry in position consists of old fashioned
pieces and there is a great deficiency of
ammunition for the new Krupp guns re-
Gently mounted
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-07-30
PANICKY AT SANTIAGO.
Stand in Fear of
Cuban Rule.

Copyright, 1898, by Associated Press.)
Santiago de Cuba, July 3O.-A panicky
feeling prevails in business circles here,
owing to a fear that the Americans will
turn the city over to the Cubans for
self government. No confidence exists,
owing to the uncertainty of the futures.
Orders that were given during the first
days of the American occupation have
been countermanded by cable. Euro
pean merchandise on through bills of
lading via New York have been order
ed unshipped and sold in New York,
even at a sacrifice
The same feeling extends to the Gu
ban merchants themselves, who seem
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-07-30
Must Have Manila.

The paper prepared by Secretary Day
for presentation to NJ. CambOn, the
French ambassador, as the answer of
the United States to Spain's peace pro-
pOsaI as laid before the cabinet today
contained about 1,100 words and it is
the understanding Of the members Of
the cabinet that at least a synopsis of
this paper will be given to the press
later in the day and after the original
has been handed to NJ. CambOn.
At the adjournment yesterday the
only point not fully decided upon was
the extent of our demands respecting
the Philippines. It is now understood
that the president and a majority Of the
cabinet members favored the retention
of a cOaling station at Manila and the
exercising of practically sovereign au-
thOrity over the city and port, as is ex-
ercised by Great Britain at Hong Kong.
This, it is believed, will be the final re-
suit of tOday's meeting as far as the
question of occupation of the Philip
pines by this government is concerned,
a commission probably viii be suggest
ed to carry into execution certain gov
ernmentaI reforms which this govern
ment it is believed will insist upon.
NJ. CambOn Calls.
Washington. July 3O-The French
ambassador left the embassy shortly
before 2 o'clock accompanied by MS
first secretary and drove in a surrey to
the White House the ambassador had
laid aside his usual alpaca coat and
straw nat ana Win llle 4OA AIAidAAIS O@-
uaI in diplomatic calls on the president,
he was in semi-dress attire with silk
hat and black Prince Albert.
NJ. Thiebaur also wore the conVen-
tfonaI silk hat and long coat of such
formal occasions. They we're shown
through to the private corridor of the
White House and the conference began
soon after 2 o'clock.
II had been expected that the am
bassadOr's call would be brief, only
long enough to receive the American
answer. But it soon developed that
the call was to be an extended one and
long enough to permit full discussion.
At 2:4O it was still in progress. About
this time Secretary Day arrived and