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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-27
HERTZ TONIGHT.
The Conjurer Will Give Acts New
to Honolulu.

The Conjurer Will Give Acts New
to Honolulu.
Carl Hertz is sure to open to a large
house this evening at the Opera House.
AS his reputation is world wide the
public can depend on seeing something
out of the ordinary. Besides, theater-
goers are to see for the first time in
Honolulu, the latest invention in pho
Biography animated pictures in natur-
al colOrs, by means of the cinematO-
graphe. Two new illusions will also
be seen entitled "StrOubaika" and
''NOahs Ark" Of "NOah's Ark"
contemporary says:
He wound up with the most Won
derful and sensational illusion the
world has ever seen''-Mr. Hertz says
so, and he is an expert in illusions
which bears the name of ''NOah's Ark,
or, After the Flood. The Flood in this
case was poured into the Ark, through
a funnel, and the animals did indeed
come out of it as if Mr.. Hertz had con-
centrated in his shirt sleeves, which
were turned up, the whole market, and
there was still left Miss Dalton, ap-
parently none the worse for the strait
ness of the quarters in which she was
confined and the amplitude and variety
of her fellow passengers.
In this latest trick, it seems impos-
sible for even the sharpest eye to see
how the animals and Miss Dalton are
got into the Ark, which is at some dis
lance from the back scene, and is on
trestles some four feet high, and which
is obviously empty when it is brought
on.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-27
Auction Sale
Real Estate
ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1898,
At 10 OCT OCL< NOON


AT my saIesroom. Queen street, I will
selIsat Public Auction by order of
MRS. EMMA NAWAHI. adminisJra-
triX,
LIST. 1885 acres in KaIapana, Puma,
suitable for house lots or fruit or veg
etable cultivation.
2nd. 296 acres in Kaunaloa, Puma.
a portion of which is excellent for cot
fee.
The property has a harbor and fine
landing.
Terms Cash, [. S. Gold Coin.
Jas. F. Morgan,
5O35 AUCTIONEER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-27
WILL BE- GAMES
Baseball andF Ootba1lNOW
in Prospect.
Regiment Team ChaIleng New
Workers Are Ready-PunahOu.
Shooting.

There will be a series of five baseball
matches between the local First Regi-
ment team, somewhat reOrganized, and
picked nine from the First New York
regiment stationed at Camp Mckinley.
A challenge from the New Workers
was received in town yesterday, and
will be accepted. A meeting of the
Regiments will be held tomorrow even
ing to elect a captain and make other
arrangements for a special series.
Percy Lishman will probably be cleo
ted captain and Dick Davis business
manager. Togo Jackson will pitch and
"Old Fell German viii stop the balls
behind the bat. The first game will
probably be played Saturday week.
The Town football team has received
a challenge from the PunahOus for a
match on Thanksgiving Day. 1t is
safe to say the glove viii be taken up
by the local knights of the pig-skin,
although they are exceedingly wary
of some new men the College Will put
in this year. In the meantime there is
a first-class football team at Camp Nc
Kinley eager to try conclusions with
the Towns.
The companies of the \. G. II. will
compete at KakaakO butts Saturday
afternoon for the trophy put up by the
Foreign Office the first of the year.
Teams must be twenty men each. The
contest will begin at 100 and will
close at ). Six booths will be open.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-27
UPPER COURTS.
Before the Supreme Bench
Several Opinions.

Several Opinions.
In the case of Fred Harrison vs..
Louis Marks and J. A. Magoon, as
sumpsit, the Supreme Court filed a de-
cision yesterday afternoon overruling
the exceptions of plaintiff. 1t is held
that, under the circumstances set
forth, the possession of the mortgage
under a chattel mortgage, covering
after-acquired as we'll as original
stock, was sufficient to perfect his title
so as to protect him against a dis
traint of the chattels by the landlord
of the mOrtgagOr, although he, the
mortgage, retained the mOrtgagOr to
take charge OF the chattels for him.
This action is for S661.25 upon a bond
executed August 10, 1897, by Louis
Marks as principal and J. A. Magoon
as surety. The Circuit Court sustained
the defense, hence exceptions by plain
tiff. Brown and Robertson for plain
tiff; Magoon and Silliman for defend
ants.
The Supreme Court, Mr. Justice
Frear dissenting, files a decision in the
ejectment matter of Kemilia Holt vs..
Kaaukai, Overruling plaintiffs eXcep-
tons. The land in question is situate
in Hamakua Kinney & Ballou for
plaintiff; De Bolt for defendant.
The exceptions of defendant in the
case of the Republic VS.. George L. Ed
wards were argued before the Supreme
Court yesterday morning and submit
ted. A. G.. NJ. Robertson sat in place
of Justice Frear on the bench; Davis
for neutrality-suspicious.; Dole for the
Government.
The steamer Columbia case had an
other day before Judge Perry's court.
Witnesses for plaintiff are still being
heard 1t is not at all likely that the
end will be reached before Friday.
Isabelle Jones has filed bonds in the
sum of $50, 900 as guardian of the es-
tate of the minor children Of the late
e. A. Jones. p. c. Jones and George
r. Carter are sureties.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-27

Ten thousand demons gnawlng away
at ones vitals couldn't be much worse
than the fortunes Of itching piles. Yet
there is a cure. DOan's Ointment
never fails.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-27
REFRESHING BEVERAGE,

Such as we'll made morning cocktails,
can be had at Merchants Exchange,
Nuuanu aud King streets.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-27

If you were not
one OF the fortunate purchasers
last April you can get one of
these tive-if you come soon
enough.
This same ship brought US
q new line Of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-27
THIS WEEK WE DISPLAY
Lamps,
Table Cutlery and
Plated Ware,
KITCHEN LAMPS
VERANDA LAMPS
DINING GROOM LAMPS
PARLOR LAMPS
BEDROOM LAMPS

The high quality of the
goods and the low prices
will please you.
By the way, do you have
trouble with chimneys ?
Do you break many?
Try our new OIL FINISHED
FLINT CHIMNEYS. They will
cost you no more than the
common article.
We have just opened a
new lot of TABLE CUTLERY
and SILVER PLATED WARE.
Call in and inspect.
We have made a new
schedule of prices in this line
as well as in many others.
SILVER PLATED TEASPOONS,
good quality, we are now
selling for $2.85 per dozen.
Former price $3.50.
All other articles in pro-
portion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-02

Der GOngB pO bas Beer: biOrgn = Sn Ua4n9ton bat
3eml ale 9ofnung uu Grbatung 5eben5 augege6en.
Sprefer 2eo gu elmer Gonersn3 nit Dem BrGibenten teruen
Die autonOmiite gtegerung Gubas ftet cine bmera
tenspert6e &ppeQaton an ben 9rdiOenen-0as fife
genoe" @efpabr in 9amponzEoab tit nOd3 ntf
uu8geoqen uno unrbeien bat bic ipantde 8orz
pebootiae, pede an9eba abfangen fonte,
pobbebulen 9orto Rco srrsid3. Die ipaz
niI6en &reu3er n8iopa" ,Oquenoo"
berlufn 6upana.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-02

auf 1einer 6a6rt no6 SPonien f6per
beI6doigt in 8dtcrforO S9uB uro
6UIfe iufen muBte, fam, bon ieinem
S6peiteriaiff vOIooo" begleitet, bier
an unb ging ms 0Od in Der 8eits
9uiTuge. Die 8eparatur be8 nQuz
bag" pir0 einer Monat Oduern.
@ranattn fir Spanten.
8irming b a m, I. 9lpril. - Die
bieIige &Dno6'f6e @eI6oBfubrit bat
bic Qleferung BON is 200 I6peren 9es
ihohen PRO 8p4e an Spanien iibers
nommen.
Rtctotti TpteIt niat mil.
81 m, /. 2(pril. - 9}iciotti Garjs
taloi beitreiteI Die 9etanntmahung,
Dab er beabii6tige, Elm 5rsipiQigen.
Corps fir Guba gu bilOcn.
~ Die portugieiiIte Re9ierung BAT
bic Ginfubr BON 6O,OOOOO0 &iIogr.
0ei3en aus Dem 2u5lanOe uutoriiirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-02
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Giurl.i ua6' b,fti9, 'oorr audl.ub, Stmrln
Der nit Rhrmlti5mus gtbai''t' &,tt.d0trps Sus
puliOe, Grippel Rsrpois ODER OIL Tsurulaie 2doHoR,
BON Graufbtit uebermauute aud aHsiisbeH mag,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-02

,Yluton, ," 45O 3pnnen, Commander
g. 8asquo5, 72 N}ann.
,3error, 4O6 Sonnen, Commander
s. be la 3o6a, 72 W&ann.
SprpeDD 8oote - yRaDp," 120
Tonnen, Commander Ssnor Ri8o, 2
Ntann.
g2(5pr," 12O 9onnsn, Commander
81. De G5quino, 26 W}ann.
.Nriete," 12O Spnrer, Commander
80. Soma5a, 26 U{dnn.
Sine ipGt beute 2lbenO tier eingez
troFfere 0epeIfe aus 0}abrio mslOet,
b1B Die iplniIfe SorpeDoflotille h:nts
po6I6;6ulten in 9orto 3ico eintrof.
9a5 .fGie9enoe" 8eI9pooer pir0,
pis SefrstGr Song mitt6eilt, Bis uuf
Weitcres in 6ampton Rpao8 blsiben.
neil es pon bort aus benz 3pede, gu
paldam IS 3uIummenge3Dgen purDg,
ndmli9 Die norDameritun.I4e &iiIte
3u baIGuBen, am 8eIten bienIih ifjn
fam. W}un 9luubt uber iroB al:0em,
baB Die 2l6I2nOung De5 8sIHpdoers
gigsn bic SorpaDpflotille alien Grnite5
in Grnd9ung ge3oger pOrOen lit, un0
buB bic 2lbminiitrutipn 51uOerts, Bis
es gu ipGt mar. 9ur9 Oieis 6Iotilie
nirb Der fpunif6sn 6lOtt5nmaht in
psRinbEd2n 8epdRrn eire fsbr an
It6nlife &srItGrtunq gu Sksil, um 10
mefr, Da es Der ameritdniI6sn 6lotts
QeraDs an Oerdrtigen 5abr3sugsn man
gslt.
W}an le9t bier bar 9:Itern pom Slot
ienoepart2ment an bic 8puberneura
oQar Staatsn, psl6a cine 6lottsnzMiz
li3 beIibsn, geli4tste 2(ufforberun8.
bieie Mili3 gum ToFort;9sn aftiben
0i:nIt in 8epeiti6uft 3u balten, 8rpbe
g2OeutunQ 6ei.
@tne q peIIatiOn Der auz
tOnpmii4en 8e8ie@
rung Guba's.
Q8af6ington, ,. g., /. 2(pril.
- Die cu6ariI6e 3sgisrurg q. B..
Die BON Sponien anertannte outonoz
miTts 3:gierung r;4t Die SnIursers
ttn) bat Elm S6reibsn an ben 9rG7iz
oanten W&c8inIeD geri6tGt. psIfss
Denfel6an erfu6t, Den Nil!:n Der W}az
joritdt Dts cuburiIGen @oltes gu adj
ttn. 9a8 S9reiben, nal9:8 ppnSoIe
N}aria @aLps3 uI5 9rGIipsnt untsrz
5si6rst 1T, ertIdrt, bic Sn{ursenten
t:Gcster cine NtinpritGt Der 8ep0ltez
runa, unb Die Der. St1atan piroan
ii6 elmer i6Iimmen llngereGtigfeit
fdu(oiq mufsn, penn iis Dieiel6en
nit 6epaffneEsr 6ano unterItiiBen.
Sine ii6erpGligenbs U}ojoriiGt, mel
6e bic 6eTten &IuiIen Der 82p0lferung
umfaIIe, lei fir 2tutonomie unb 5risz
ben.
Oas ShriftItif, pel6es Dem QrGz
1ioenten WlcSinlen bsute 9ormittag
8u9ing, 1T auF eigene 6auit Dpn Der
cubanii6sn Regierura, obne @iiien
oosr 8etheili9una Der fpaniT6sn 8az
f0rpsn 2u Mabtio ober 9aDuru bier
her gsT4ift poroen.
Die StGrfe Der W&tli3 uuf
Pdpter.
@uf6ingtonr D. g., l. 2tpriI.
= 9as &riegss9epartemeut bat cine
5abeQe pu6li3irt, pelfe Die StGrfe
Der W}ili3en in 1897 ertennen ldBt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-02

ionitige Details ii6er i6re Mo6iliIdz
tionss5dhigteit gie6t uno 9lusf1nft
iiber bie2(n3abl aIer pebrfG6igen 9urz
ger ertheilt, Die geIeBli6 autoriIirte
Stdrte fdmmtIi6er Mifi3truppen Gin
einigen Staaten gie6t es feline 8e=
I4rGntung) be5iFfsrte ii6 auf 1885,
848, Die tpirtlife 4rGIen5itdrte auf
113, ,760 Mdnn, Duopn:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-02
2Sa6r (6einCi6 &rieg.
Slntuort unbetrieotgeuD.

9merifo's Fovpdt6r 6orbern9 1T born nict er>pd6n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-02
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
prrfdafft foforttse SiHsernna.
Or { Il [ t 1t It q c It!
gSchcr 6als.

g8tru Cir jpauIig ooer prtiBig Srcpftu bee Rtus
hO Rclief nit ctiUas S0rup bor otm S6lutuQebeu
ucbmtu uuo cincu 5laueas2apptu, NIT 9tclsi Ges
iGttiet nm otu oaIs MAIDEN, iptrOeu Sie bes gtors
gems rpH Sbrtr SalseutJuHouug rui,oer rcrgeitelt
itiu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-02

SO 6ing D g.. 4prL - NadiebenDe Iusug au Der in
begangn Na ber engetronn 9e Oes ian0tn 8pooforo in
abo pe bic 2npo Spanin ouf Die gorosrgen Ser Saa
ten i6ermte pb but 9}admiag Der Sefntftt ubsr8eben:
Genor sagaa Ipanide Qmier 6nadtgt Die Re8erung Der
Ser. Stdutn OuB 8nsruapn 8anco BEN &concenrabo 8e5 IN
pn 9rooin3en Gua ndmi atan3as Santa Gard 9abanG
na Del Gio merrufn b baB Die paniId ggsrung Dem @n
rapGn cine 8erplguug 100000 4eta5 $60O0OO Der
I9ung geeQt Die cpnnaboS na 9uue den unO tie
uneruBn Bis lie po fir m e6F Ior9n 0nnn. Die ipan4e &eg
unq Sd1n dten @orrGbe unO 6ul
fir Die RotbRbn i'm @nange nit gegenpGrtg on etngeuben
9an accept seor Sagaa fIdg rner bic 8rbsrtung Ell
ebrenben bauernn 0n5 ben paniden Gorte5
raun Oeren @nmgg D5 pane &0bne unte Der 8erfung
n nbguiges GnperGrbn trn nnte 9u Die cubantden SIAM
n A. a 5uammenreten 10 puro Die panIfe &eg
rung op i6r la9 feline @inpGnb einen @dnano ba
bn Die 6ann niur9enen ben pnien Oberbef6S6abr IN
bsn 3f Oe Nngegenb geb0 per alen Die 9arer uno
8soingung zines gafuinanbe5 elen ann borum rnen
Der PrdDnt prO @ongeB ne 8ot4 iden, obaIO e ne
iphe duieban fann
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-02
Seri6icOenerlei DiplOmatti6e 6csen>GOrl6ldsc

tie ueiteren 2ntsr8anofanSen nnlerer(sits 6ea66tst
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-02
JO6ll C. Iri6(e.

@6li9te @orte ii6er @lacez
5dnbI4ube fir Sitern; feline
MutbmaBungen. Bir nebmen
9}i4ts ais ielbitberitdnolt4 an.
SSSeoes Paar bat unier Snoohez
ment. Sir ieOes Paar ptro
bur9 9lnpufIen an unierem Ga
bentii9e garantirt. Sir Nfdns
ner, 5rauen unO &inoer. Der
Monat Mdra brddte uns prd9z
tige 6unoi4ube, 5rIbIabrs@
Nuancen in 2obfarbe, braun,
Mooe, rot6, tpeiB, Psrlmutterz
farbe, grau unO bic beiten i4pdrz
gen 9anbi9u6e in Der 8elt.
Neue Qeoertpdaren. S9mud=
laden, &dmme, 8uriten, 9ano7
9ldier, gfagel= un0 3ubnbiriten.
GIT. 80, 2Sef-cSextn9ton-St
@s iuirS 9eutidb acIprphcn.
(SSeb.17,2&E-l
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-07-31
th a i nnlation al 5O Goo and

with a j. pulation Of so 600 aud
he American flag has 'een
hoisie,l. City surrendered TO
Capt. Davis OF the Dixie. Many
..erchant ships were taken as
prizes along with sixty lighters
which will be of great value IN
landing troops. guns and sup
plies. Troop to reinforce Gen.
Niles continue to- embark at
Newport News dTampa. The
forces under Mics are enroute
across the island for San Juan
where the decisive battle will
result.
President and cabinet have
about agreed upon IL reply to
Spain's reQue, for :~'ac" ne
gotiations. Document will be
! formulated and transmitted to
Spain.
/ Gen. Shat er's sick soldiers
at Santiago will be brought
north and encamped at Mou-
! tauk. Long Island.
Americans had not attacked
Manila on July 81. Gen. Mer-
ritt and troops under his com
mand reached Manila on July
18th.
Troops camped at Miami or
dered transferred t. Jackson
vile.
Philippine property owners
resident in Great Britain pro
test against a return of the is
lands to Spain.
Cubal merchants at Santiago
iusist upon the maintenance oi
American supremacy there and
against Independence.
Two additional regiments foI
, duty in the Philippines sailed
from San Francisco.
Pending peace negotiations
will result in no cessation OF
hostilities on the part of the
United States.
Old papers for sale at ARD
MOREITE office.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-07-31
WAR BULLETINS

New York, July 3O.-No yellow
fever reports from Shafter yester-
day. DR.. Sternberg expresses an
opinion that the worst is yet to
come.
Washington: Merritt announces
his arrival at Cavite July 25th,
which comes by way of Hong
Kong, July Both. He says the
health Of the command is good and
he will need all the men assigned
to him,
Madrid advices are that the
Spanish cabinet may not accept
the responsibility of accepting
terms Is submitted.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-07-31
AGAINST AMERICA.
France, Germany asd Russia said 90
Have Formed an Alliance 10 Save the
Philippines for Spain

London, July 80 -NOtwith-
standing the pacific news from
the European capitals there is
a distinct suspicion here that
negotiations are in progress bc.
tween France. Germany and
Russia looking to the retention
of the Philippines by Spain.
English opinion, official and
unofficial. however, strongly in
sists that America must have a
free hand in dealing with the
Philippines and any other place
where her armed forces have
gone. The feeling, formerly so
prevalent of sympathy for the
under dog, has now entirely
given way before Spain's Grass
stupidity.
A we'll known representative
unionist member of parliament
voiced a widespread opinion
when he declared to a group 0f
friends in the lobby of the
house of commons last night:
Porto Rico is the only Span
ish colony which is decently
governed. America makes her
acquisition OF Porto Rico a con-
ditiOn sine qua non.
How, then. can America
consistently. with good faith.
in the face of the world, and
the pledges with which she en-
tered upon the war, abandon
colonies so wretchedly govern
ed as the Philippinesi"
On the other hand, some mel
especially liberals of high stand
ing. like Mr.. Bryce, continue to
look with grave misgivings
upon the present American ten
denotes. though even they real
ize their inevitableness. AS Mr..
Bryce said the otherday to a
friend: IF America has an
nexed Hawaii, she gives herself
license to go everywhere"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-07-31
MARKET RrPonTs.
Received aud Corrected I~ss On :,
Wire OF the ArdmoT-
stock Exchange.
GKAIN AND PRovISluns.

Chicago. July 3O.-W Wheat: uwins
to holiday there was no United Kinv'
dom markets. Foreign trade ia tbis
country small today on bvLn sidea
Antwerp was 20 confines lower bur
the p ris market was hik h-r led ~
an advance of nearly francs m
July -four, in which there was
q squeeze. July wheat. however was
lower there. Receipts in the north.
west were only 81 cars against 4as
last year, but that market is weak On
forward condition and excellentptos
poets for their crop, together with
forward movement in Nebraska. of
hard wheat to Minneapolis. July r..
ceipts at Kansas City 3,lI9 cars
wheat, this being 500 cars less taan
for the same month ssst Year. Blds
sent out by Springfield, Mo-, miller
to 200 corresp ndeI Is Offering Zoe
delivered at Springfield brought back
acceptances, verifying tine predic-
tions heretofore made that the farm
ers this year proposed to hold for
time. There has been some hQuida-
dition of July both in this market
and others and as shorts are con-
sumers were absent, a reduction in
the price become necessary. We
look IOr &c alplDR market without
any marked tendency and q liberal
reduction in the already small visible
supply next Monday.
Corn-The rains of the past two
days have been of great benefit to
lis couI try in stimulating growth
of pastures and helping out some
/ fields in the west. This state, how
ever, reports rains too late to bene
fit very much and the government
crop report next month will reduce
| the probabilities quite markedly. Our
advices from Iowa are that the crop
/ is in fair condition and that state has
been free seller of corn on these ad-
vances, Kansas, on the other hand,
reports today that feeders are ship
ping out their cattle and old corn
advances. Bradstreet reported de-
crease in worlds visible 1900, 900
against $500 900 last week. On fur
| ther breaks we think corn should be
bought
Oats-Were firm and were liberaIly
bought on the snow report great
damage to the crop. The threshing
returns SO far seem to be quite dis
appointing.
Observation-Disclosures has ruled firm
with the cash trade and thoroughly
familiar with the situation feel friend
ly to the product.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-07-31
Merritt's First rIessage.
,ial to- the Ardmoreite.

Special to the Ardmoreite.
Washington, July 30.-The
following message has been re-
ceived from Military Governor
Merritt, now inithe Philippines {:
"Cavite: Arrived today about
II. The health of the COM
nand is good. Remainder of
feet is four days in the rear.
All troops assigned me will
probably be needed"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-07-31
AguinaIdo Gives Trouble.

Special to the Ardmoreite.
Washington, July 30.-A dis
patch from Admiral Dewey
announces that Aguinaldo, the
insurgent chief in the Philip
pines, has assumed a bold
attitude of defiance and tuat 1t
would take a large force from
this country to subdue the in
surgents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-07-31

"I'LL be glad when people
forget me-" said Lieutenant
Hobson; it is embarrassing to
be cheered and followed like
this" We fear Lieutenant
Hobson would never max a
satisfactory popocratic candi-
date for the presidency.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-07-31
Sampson Heard From

Special to the Ardmoreite.
Washington, July 30.-A dis
patch received by the navy
department this morning from
Sampson says: The Infanta
Maria Teresa will be foated as
soon as a small leak in the bow
is located. Her own pumps are
being used, one of the boilers
supplying steam.
Captain Dodge, ,Twenty-fourth
infantry. died of yellow fever
at Siboney.
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$500 REWARD.

The Gulf, Colorado and Santa
Fe Railway Company will pay .
reward Of five hundred dollars Tor
the arrest and conviction Of par
ties concerned in attempted tram
robbery near Fort Worth, Tex,
July 81, 1898. L. J. Polk.
Genl. Mgr. g.. C. & 8. F. BY. Co.
n 3. PENDELL, Div. supt'
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Manila News.
Special to the Ardmoreite.

Special to the Ardmoreite.
Hong Kong. July 30.-Manila
says: German Cyruiser Cor
morant has returned to Manila
Bay.
George Archer, steward on
the Collier Crus, was killed
and three others wounded by
the explosion of a Spanish
she'll taken from Cavite arsenal.
Lagarde, AguinaIdo's private
secretary. is missing. and it is
believed that he is the victim of
sreachery.
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COTTON.

New York, July 3O--The market
was a dull and narrow one, just such
as might be expected on Saturday
with Liverpool closed as was the
case today, a loss of TO points
was recorded at the opening, the
Chronicle weekly report was better
than was anticipated by some while
the current report through govern
ment sources indicated a satisfactory
outlook. Buyers were apparently
content to rest until the resumption
of operations at Liverpool few buy
ing orders after the opening wiped
out the early decline. Port receipts
today estimated $500 against $50
last year and 100 in 1895. New York
spot market quiet and unchanged.
Sales Al ,119 for export and % for con-
suption. Futures closed at "a
net decline.
sPOTS-kIDDLING.
New York. sI-Is; sales, 1914; tone. quiet
New Orleans. Ills; sales. 100; tone, quiet
FUTURES.
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Still a nOoted Question.
Special to the Ardmoreite.

Special to the Ardmoreite.
Washington. July 3O.-The
cabinet meeting adjourned at
l o'clock this afternoon. The
question of the Philippine is
lands in the peace agreement,
1t was decided, would be left
open for the present.
Among the points settled
were these: The United States
will require the entire relin-
qulshment of Spanish sover-
eighty in Cuba; absolute ces-
sion to the United States of
Porto Rico and all other of
Spain's possessions in the
West Indies. AS regards Cuba,
the United States will exercise
control there until a stable gov
ernment has been established.
Provisions is also made fol
coaling stations on the Ladrone
and Caroline islands; this gov.
eminent will not assume any
OF Cuban or Porto Rican debts;
no war indemnity will be exact
ed of Spain.
1t is under stood here tonight
that a Spanish-Amerlcan com
mission will have charge of the
entire question of terms OF
peace, on condition that Span.
lsh troops oe removed immedi.
ately from Cuba and Porto