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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle. Sept =. -sss
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knne aud Portland clearing houses today
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TODAr's WEATHER.

TUDAYsS WEATHER.
FORECAST FOR FRIDAY.
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ShowerA Saturday. probably fair
weather.
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DAILY BULLETIN.
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Dairy Products.

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Closing Quotations.

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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-08
ELEVEN THOUSAND MEN.
Spanish Estimate of the Forces in San
tiago-Pando Certainly There.

Spanish Estmaee of the Forces in San
tiago-Pando Certainly There.
Copyright 1898 by Associated Press.)
Guantanamo Bay, July D, via Port
Antonio. Jamaica, per the Associated
Press dispatch boat Dandy, July 6, via
Kingston. Jamaica, July 6.-(I p. NJ
When the Spanish fleet left Santiago de
Cuba it was with the intention to make
for Cienfuegos, the nearest port to Sc
cure coal and provisions. All the ships
were very short of coal, the Crist0bal
Colon having only two days supply,
which she had secured at Santiago. The
SpaniardS concentrated their fire on the
Brooklyn, hoping to disable that vessel.
which they considered the fastest of the
American warships. and thus give an OPP
portunity-at least for one or two of the
Spanish boats to escape. The Brooklyn
was hit forty times.
The Spaniards estimate the forces be-
hind the fortifications of Santiago de
Cuba at about eleven thousand. includ-
ing the four Thousand reinforcements
brought by General Pando. which are
known to be in Santiago. The force
besides General Pdndo's regulars, and
two thousand volunteers. are not to be
depended on. Eleven hundred marincs
and sailors were withdrawn from tho
city when the Spanish fleet made its III
fated sOrtie.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-08
LEADS ALL M@R7H CAROL QA QAlE@ DIM NEWS AMID GRGWLAQ

telegrams to their consul at San Fran
cisco, who will dispatch them on the
Coptic to-day.
Major General y. A. Miles. command
ing the army, accompanied by the entire
staff of army headquarters left tonight
for Charleston, $. c., where the party
will embark for Santiago. They left
over the Southern railroad at 10:43 p.
III. The start will be made from Char
lesion on the first steamer available
after the general and his staff arrive.
This may be either the Yale or Coum-
bia, which are taking on troops there.
If the troops are ready to start before
the party arrives, they will go ON, and
the general will follow on the Resolute
or one of the other steamers to sail after
the Yale and Columbia. 1t is cX-
pccted that the party will be at Santa
go the early part of next week.
General Miles has no other purpose in
going to Santiago than to look over the
military situation, and to strengthen the
hand of Shafter. There is no intention
on his part to take in any manner from
the glory that Shafter has won, or may
win in this campaign. He will not re-
lieve General Shafter of his command
unless the latter's physical condition is
such as to demand some such action.
The War Department admitted for
the first time to-day that two eXpedi-
tiOns, one on the Florida and another
on the Fanita, had successfully proceed
ed from Florida ports to points i'll CEN
tral and western Cuba, where large
quantities of arms and supplies We're
landed for General Gomez's command.
This is the first time that arms have got
to Gomez and his men in the western
sections, as the first expedition equipped
Garcia and his men around Santiago.
The Florida and Fanita left some time
ago. but their movements were guarded
with the greatest care i'll order that n
premature publication might not jeopar-
die the safety of those on board. as
we'll as the delivery of the guns. The
time Of danger is now passed, however,
and the full stock Of guns. ammunition
and supplies is in the hands of General
Gomezs troops.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-08
PHILIPPINE INSURGENTS BRING
ING CANNON AGAINST
MANILA.
MONET WANTS RE'kF0RCEMENTS
How the Annexation Resolutions Were Enacted
into a Law and Hawaii Became Ours
The President Signs Gen
eral Deficiency Bill.
eral Deficiency Bill.
Copyright by the Associated Press.)

Copyright by the Associated Press)
Before Santiago, via Playa del Este,
July I.-I p. m.-General TOral, the
Spanish commander in Santiago, has
been officially Informed by General
Shafter of the complete destruction Of
the Spanish fleet, and that the American
warShips are now free to cooperate with
the army in the reduction of Santiago.
lie has been given such time ms he may
deem proper to consider the advisaBility
of capitulation with his garrison.
Although General Toral is apparently
anxious to resist to the bitter end, the
utter hopelessness of holding out against
siege by land and sea must be forcing
itself upon him. His losses have been
heavy. The reinforcementS upon which
he was counting have not arrived. Gen
eral Pando has left him in the lurch, and
it is understood is making way across
the country TO Havana.
The food supply in Santiago is low,
and it is understood that the ammunition
is running short. Our position is being
hourly strengthened.
The cable operators who left Santiago
yesterday have been sent back in order
that General Toral may he able to com
municate freely with General Blanco and
the Madrid government
The Archbishop of Santiago has APP
piled to General Blanco to surrender the
city
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-08
THEY BECOME LAW.
The President Signs the Hawaiian
Resolutions.

Washington, ID. c., July 1T was by
ceremony of the simplest character
| that the resolutions anneXing the Ha-
Waiian islands to the United States this
evening We're enacted finally into law.
| 1t occurred in the Cabinet room of the
Executive Mansion and only six per-
sons beside President Mckinley were
present.
AT twenty minutes before seven o'clock
Alonzo III. Stewart, assistant doorkeeper
of the Senate, arrived at the White
House with the engrossed copy of the
| resolutions signed by Speaker pro tenn
Payne, of the House, and Vice President
Hobart. George B. Cortelyou, assistant
secretary to the President, receipted for
the resolutions in the usual form and
then notified the President that they had
arrived. The President said he would
sign the resolutions Immediately, and
few minutes later little group was
gathered about the Cabinet table To
witness the completion of this important
legislation.
Those who composed the group were:
Mrs. Mckinley, Secretary Corteyou,
Mrs. Stewart, Captain Il. +. Montgom-
cry, of the signal corps, who is in charge
of the war room ut the White House,
Captain Charles Leoffler, the Presidents
confidential messenger, and George Il.
Frease, postmaster of Canton, the
Presidents home city.
Precisely ut seven o'clock. the Presi-
dent affixed to the resolutions these
words, which made them law:
approved July 7th. 1893"
civilian M'KINLEY.'
Before rising from the table, President
Mckinley also approved the General
Deficiency bill, the last of the great ap-
preparation measures passed by the pres
ent Congress.
The President presented to Mr. Stew
art the pen with which he signed the
Hawaiian resolutions, and it will be pre-
served by him as souvenir of an nc,
that will make history for the United
States.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-08
CERVERA'S GREAT LOSS.
Over Twelve Hundred of His Men
Were Slain.

Copyright by the Associated Press.)
Headquarters of General Shafter.
Tuesday. July ;. by the Associated
Press Dispatch Boat, Dandy. via Port
Antonio and Kingston. jamaica July
6.-5 p. m.-Admiral Cervera. who was
transferred from the Gloucester to the
battleship Iowa. is being treated with
every consideration. In brief inter
views to-day he stated that he was or
dered to leave the harbor, but refused
to say from whom the orders came.
TO-day's estimate on the Spanish loss
in the naval battle is placed at 1,2O0
killed. and 1900 captured, against
which stands an American loss of one
killed and two wounded.
General Young. who has been very
i'll with Il fever for the past week. left
for the United States on the transport
Cherokee to-day. 1t is not believed that
his illness will result fatally but his
physician said there could be no hope
for his recovery if he remained in Cuba
DIR. Guiteras has a large number of
cases in his fever hospital, but there is
not the slightest indication of yellow
fever, most cases being malaria, typhoid
and measles.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-08
JOY AT HOBSON'S HOME.
Greensboro Suspended Business While
The Glad Tidings Was Discussed.

Greensboro. Ala, July Tt WIS
nearly 10 O'Clock this morning when the
diminutive lad who carries messages for
the telegraph company ran UP the walk
and into the house of James Nj. Hobson,
bearing an Associated Press telegram
Mr.. Hobson threw down his paper and
opening the envelope hastily read it's
contents. His face flushed with pleas
ure. and he stepped quickly to another
part of the house. calling Mrs. Hob,
son as he went. She soon responded
and i'll twinliling the family was in pos
session Of the information that their
brave son Richard, who sailed the Mer-
rimac into the harbor of Santiago had
been exchanged and was now in the
hands of his friends. The family were
oVer-Joyed and for moment tears came
to the eyes of the aged mother. Mr.
llobson then inscribed this telegram to
the Associated Press:
Accept warmest thanks for your
Kind message. 1t has lifted from our
minds heavy weight of anxiety"
HE little town was soon informed of
the good news. and business was sus-
pended while the tidings were discussed
and speculation engaged in as TO how
soon Greensboro would see the hero of
the Merrimac.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-08
GENERAL MONET'S ESCAPE.
Insurgents Will Use Cannon Against
the Entertainments ut Manila.
lConvright hv thc Associated prnss

copyright by the Associated Press.(
Manila June 30, via Hong Kong, Iuly
There is no material change iD the
aspect of affairs here. The Spaniards
are strongly posted about the outskirts
of the town and also along the whole
length of the conduit of the waterworks.
eight miles inland. 1t is believed the
Spaniards only hold the water works ON
sulferance, because the insurgents pick
cts hold sway and could easily raid and
wreck the conduit. But. the insurgents
are extremely anxious to concilate the
neutrals, and therefore refrain from
causing horrible privation.
The insurgents have never employed
cannon before Manila, but they are now
bringing up sixty guns. with the intem-
ton of making Il simultaneous rush upon
the Spanish &ntrenchments at Santa
Mesa, Santa Ana and Malate.
The insurgents in the large camps at
Malabon, Calcoocan. Francisco, Mar
quina, San Pedro, and Paranaque are
in excellent spirits and perfectly orderly
concluded ON Second Page.)
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-08
CAMARA DOESN'T KNOW.
Captain Aunon Says He is Unaware of
His Future Movements.

Madrid. July 10 p. MIA Core
spondencia de Espana pretendS to have
news that the Spaniards have been vic
torious in sortie from Santiago de
Cuba. in which they broke the American
lines and killed IS American officers. in
Guiding five generals.
Senior Romero Giron. the Minister of
the Colonies, on leaving the Cabinet
council tonight, said the government
had received no news of any sortie.
1t is officially announced that the
Santiago cable has been cut.
Captain Aunon. Minister of Marine,
said that Admiral Camara was in the
Suez canal, but that the Admiral him
self did not know his future movements.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-08

, Washington.j ID. c.. July THE y
War Department this morning re-
} ceived the following from General =
} Shafter announcing the exchange
, of Lieutenant Hobson and his men:
} '.Playa del Este, July {. 4
, Secretary of War, Washington, 4
ID. c.:
Fifth Army Corps Headquarters, =
, Cuba. July 6.-Lieutenant 6. Hob
son and all of his men have just 4
, been received safely in exchange
, for Spanish officer and prisoners
D taken by United States. All in
, good health. except two seamen,
Convalescing from intermittent fe- 4
, yer.
, ''SHAFTER.
Major General Commanding.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-08
SPANISH OFFICERS DESERVING.
They are Coming Out of Santiago Into
the American Lines.

Washington, ID. c., July 7.--Advices
received here this morning from General
Shafter announce that n number of high
Spanish officers are deserving across the
lines ut Santiago into the American
camp. This act is regarded here as
highly significant of an early surrender.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-06-09
Sherif's Sale.

By virtue of an alias writ of Fieri Facias issued
out of the Court of Common Pleas of Sullivan
County and to me directed and delivered there
will be exposed to public sale at the Court House
- ''' '''' sATGRDAY JUNE IS, 1898,
at o'clockp m, the following described proper
ty viz:
No. !. All that certain lot piece or parcel OF
land lying and being in Davidson township, Sulli-
van county, Penna., bounded and described as
follows, to wit Beginning at post in the alley,
thence south 67 degrees east one perch to post
in said alley, thence by lot of Dennis Pamatier,
north 40 degrees east 9 $40 perches to post,
thence along said lot south 67 degrees east s per-
hereof north 67 degrees west 2-10 perches to a
post, thence south 4S degrees west 30 perches to
the pace of beginning. Containing one hundred
and twelve perches OF land more or less Land
all improved and under good state of cutiva-
ton, and situated in the village of Muncy Valley
near the railroad station.
No. ,. Also one other lot OF land situated in the
same township, county and state. bounded and
described rs follows: BEGINNING nj AN iron bolt
corner OF d. M.Taylor's lot, thence along Railroad
street south til degrees east 4 pcrchcs To an iron
bolt, thence by land of the grustors hereof south
~ degrees west 1855 perchcs to pest, thence 10y
land of the same, north 6G degrees west III. per
chcH toa post at ID. NJ. Tayor's line thence by lot
o ID. VI Taylor north 500 degrees east II 10 per
chcs To the place of beginning. Containing l2f
perchei oi land he the same more or less Land
all improved and under good state OF cultivation
with II large two7story framed building erected
thereon. the same being suitable for store room
and dwelling house and the property situated in
the village of Muncy Valley convenient To the
railroad station.
Seized taken into execution. and To he sold as
the property of Julia NJ pamatier mt the silit of
ELLIS SWANk sheriff
MULLEN Attorney
Sherif's Office Laporte Pa May n, lsys
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-06-09
HillsgroVe.

Mrs. James III. Hoffman started
Monday for Denver Col. where she
will visit her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Labar retrn-
ed Friday from two weeks visit ut
Scranton and Wilkes Barre.
Mr.. Milton Labar of ofMoscow Pa.
is visiting his brother at this place.
j. III. Keffe and family were visit
ing friends at Scranton during the
past week. G. ID. McGilivary offici-
ated at the Sadler House during
their absence.
Issac Nc Issac of JamisOn was in
town Friday last.
John ID. McEwen and Frank Mill
er of Williamsport were transacting
business in town Friday last.
Eli Smell of Elkland spent most
of the week with the boys in town.
Cordelia HART of Elkland is visit
ing friends in town.
John Hartt papered the church
room last week. The new paper
and curtains behind the pulpit add
much to the beauty and comfort of
the room.
G. l.. Morten and Co of New AL
bany closed their millinery store at
this place Wednesday last.
The singing class under the super
vision of Prof. Smith is doing finely.
Mr. Smith is an able instructor and
the number of the class present plen-
ty of talent to be improved.
Joseph Fawcett and wife of Elk
land, called on friends in town Sun
day.
p. NJ. Whitacre is on the sick list.
w. f. Randall, prominent drug
is. vi Forksviiie, made DIR. Gamble a
call on SUNDAY,
Mrs. j II. liO!tzhoWor and daugh-
ter Miss Este, and Mrs Ennice Miller
of Willianisport, has come to our
town to spend the summer months.
y tiypsey tain consisting of four
teen covered wagons, thirty-four
horses and about fifty people camped
in Speakers sugar camp Thursday
and Friday.
The p. q. :. of a. viii hold their
annual county convention, June II,
in our town. All are cordially in
vited.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-06-09
Public Sale of Real Estate.
Estate of Elizabeth ]. shipman dccea.cl

Estate OF Elizabeth j. Shlpman deceased
| BY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court o
sullivan county founded upon proceeding in the
orphans Court OF Lycoming county. there will
be exposed to public sale at the Hotel oi Phoebe
Magargel in Sonestown, in the township of Da yid
son county OF Sullivan and state of PENNSYLVANIA
THURSDAY, the 23d day of JUNE, AID. 1895
at O'Clock p m., all that certain piece parcel or
tract of land lying and being in the township of
Davidson county of sullivan and state of penna.
Bounded and described as follows to wit:
Beginning ut a line tree, corner of lands late of
Griffith Phillips and Christian Graft thence South
six and one-haf degrees east sixty-ive perches to
maple, thence North eighty-iive and ne-haf
degrees East one hundred and forty one pcrches
TO post thence by lands OF said Griffith Phillips
South six and one half degrees West fty-fiyc per
ches To a post, thence South eighty degrees West
one hundred and forty four perches TO the place
OF beginning. Containing fifty acres of land
more or less, all improved and being part OF the
Grace Evans warrant with the appertenances
consisting of II story and one-haf house Il barn
part log and part frame and other outbuildings
an orchard OF apple and other fruit trees
IERMs:-Terms OF sale - per cent. on day of
sale when property is struck down and the balance
on confirmation OF the sale
W. +. SHIPMAN, Administrator n
May %, 1895
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-06-09

Very warm weather the thermom-
etor registered 80 in the shade Mon
day.
Mrs. Merton Webster and children
of Jakersville are visiting at Mrs
Webster's parents j. Ellis Browns
this week.
Mrs. s. w. Lewis who has been
very i'll with heart trouble is recover
ing.
The singing class organized by Prof
Smith is progressing finely.
Miss Georgia Webster of Jakers-
vile is vising at Geo. B. Nortons.
Mrs. Geo. c. Wright of Eldreds-
vile. died June 9th. She has been an
invalid fora number of years, she
leaves husband and seven children
to mourn her loss.
rs. Mcguire had two valuable
sheep killed by dogs Friday night.
George Lewis and wife of Hills
grove weIe vesiting friends i'm this
vicinity Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horton of Towanda
We're visiting at j. NJ. Tomkins last
Saturday.
The school directors of Elkland
twp have decided to build a new
school house at Estella this summer.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-06-09
Williamsport & North Branch R.R
TIME TABLE,
Southwark.

In Effect Monday Sept. 9, 1907.