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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-15
0nIk 0afmn.

Gum 9tu6fOlger beg Generals Der Snfan<
terts, 8ogel BON S~altenitein, als gbef bes
Sngenieurz uno 9ionierzGprps unb General
Snipetteur Der Seitungen 1T Der Gommanz
beur Der 5. 0ipiion, @enerullieutenant
Sr9r. b. B. 8olB, auserIe6sn. y9olB gai9a",
ME er tur3tpeg genannt gu peroen pflegt,
gilt alS Elmer Der tii6tigiten, srfubrenften
uno 3uberlGIigiten Sffi3iere Der beuti9en
@rmee, benz nod zine groBe s3utunft bepor>
ftsRen biirfte. SIN 8abettemorps er3ogsn,
1861 in bas Al. Snfantertez 3egiment etngez
treten, bate er f6on 1866 @elegen6eit, am
0ftPrrei4if4en &riege t6eil5une6men; rr
tpuroe bel Srautenuu am 81. SUM bertpunz
bet. Den frun80fi6en 8rieg ma9te er nit
GROCER &ns5ei3nung ais iunger General
1tabsOffl3ier beim Sberfommanoo Der stpeiz
ten @rmee nit, unb Ieitbem 1T er Bis 1883
nabe5u ununterbro9en i'm @roBen General
1tabe, Dor IQem in Der triegsgef6i6tli9en
4btbeiIung, iopie aIs bielgefeierter Qebrer
Der 8rtegSgfi9i6te an Der &riegsatuoemie
fbdtig getpefen. Sn ptiteren 8rsifeu tpurbe
er ribmli3it 6etannt bur9 feline groBen
Merte iibsr Die Sperdtionen Der apeiten Or
NEE fotpte Iber 2eon 9ambetta unb feline
Armeen, bor @aem aber bur9 1ein glGn3enz
beg 8u9 iber oas 8olt in @affeu, bas BE-
reits in elmer Reibe bon @uflagen erI@ies
men it,.
SIN Sabre 1883 geIang eS benz Sultan
Nboul 9amio, ben Srbru. b. b. gotb fir ben
Gintritt in Ous tiirtii9e Seer, insbeionbere
fir Die Organization unb 2eitung Der Miliz
tdrbiIoungsuntaIten gu gepinnen. Sier bat
Der preubii3e Offi3ier in 5sbniGbriser UNI
ermiiOli9er Sbdtigfeit trob e%nbIofer 6inberz
ntfe, aber itsts g~etragen unb gef0roert bur9
bas unerf9itterIi9e @ertrauen Ieines nett
ausI6auencen neusn &riegs6errn, fib alGnz
5eno bepdbrt; Dor Nqem 1T ibm in erfter
2inte Die griinoli9e Reorganii alton bes tirz
tii9en 9eeres, insbeionbere Der 2nnbtpe6r,
gu beroanten. Ser lebte titrtti6=grie6i19e
&rieg bat ben ~ibtr3eugenben Na9pets erz
bra6t, ME fru9t6ar uno iegensrei9 feline
Wtrtiamteit gerabe uuf biefem Teloe 1T. Nu9
lit ps, ME bic n80ln. 3eitung" ktont, benz
Srbrn. b. b. @OIb au banten, baB er, Der ME
elm 5ebl aus ieiner ebrlt6en ueberaeugung
gemadt unb barunter fogar bat bientli9 lei
ben miifen, nit alem Na9orud Dffentli9
fir Die Gapripti9e MilitGrporIase unb bic
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-15
1tttfer SanSeI nit 9ITen nno
Sce0ntett.

9as NpriIbeft bes @tutiftii9tn 8uredus
bss 5inan5minifteriums ent6dlt cine Qn5abl
febr fleiBig ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sabelen,
tpel9e iiber ben Sanoelsbertebr Der Ser.
@tdaten nit Niien unb Sceunien Nustunft
eeben. @ingei9Iofen iino barin uno beions
oers aufgefibrt @epfOn, @6ind, bas britii9e,
bpudnbtf4e unb fran5Oii4e SftnOtsn,
9ongtong, Sapan, 8orea, periien, bas
aiiatiide 3uBIunb, Sium, bic iOgsnannten
@truitszS Settlements (Singapur, 0edlata
etc.). Die pbiGippinen, bas britii9e Aus
i~trQlien, Mauritius unb 9dtpdti.
@ir Isrnen baruus, baB mir an benz un<
ae6euren, auf ii6er 2 8iGipnen Dollars fi4
beluufenoen internationalen 9unoelsperts9r
oieFer BON 852 MiQionen Meni9en bepobn@
ten 2dnbsr nur nit 1889 MtIionen poer z
b. 8. betbeili9t paren, unb StDdr nur nit
5.32 b. s.. an ibrer @infu6r, uno nit 8.68 an
ibrer Musfu6r. Wir ne6men fir SO Ueiltoz
uen Dollars me6r bon ibnen, als lie bon uns.
Nu9 ben bauptfd9liben ein5elnen Qdnz
bern iteat Ii9 uniere ginfubr bOrtbin pie
foGgt: China $9,639,44O pOsr 5.64 b. g.,
8ritif9>OFinbien $3,667,37o OOer 2.14
b. s., 9oGGnbiI9~ Otinbien 81, 147,3 15 ober
1,73 b. s., Tran8. Otinbien $69,136 Ober
S.74 b. s.. 9Ongfong $6,O6O,O3 9 Qiiutii9es
RuBGanb $163,355 ober O.76 b. s., 8ritiI9z
Auitralien $16,199,318 Ober 5.83, Satpaii
$5,464,2 08 ober 1927 b. 8.
l1nIers @infubr bon bieIeu QGn6ern bagez
gen mar: g9ina 1882, 652 Ober 6.73 b. g.,
8ritif6zO finbien SIS, us, 615 ober 3 .. s.,
6OG. Snbien $8,874,957 OOer 6.O6 b. s.,
Sran3, Snbpn $69,136 OOer LIB b. g.,
9onstong $6,983,881, Supan $40, 6O7, 607
Dter POST b. g., ufiatii9es &uBlanb $685.
321 ooer 1.02 b. g., 8ritif6=Nuitralien
$29.273,939 oOer 5,26 b. s., 9atpaii $780,
872,405 Obsr 1886 b. s..
0ieie 3iffern g~enii9en, I'm bdr3ut6un,
tpie ausOebnungsfd6ig infer 9anbel namentz
lid nit Qftsn nod lit. Statt nit nur Z,
iouten mir nit minDeitsns 20 b. 8, an benz
Sanbel btefer2dnber bet6eiligt iein, unb Itatt
BON ibnen mebr gu be3ieben, Iolten mir i6nen
mehr ~liefern,. DAB mir muir gu polsn bruuz
den, bas benefit bic bereits geipro6ene grpBs
3unabme unierer Nusfubr an Jabritaten
mad europa unD aRberen 2Gnbern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-15
Die eeute pom ..@eier...

Sn Der Stabt Mertfo ma9te tiir5ti6, auf
gtnIabung bin, Elm She'll Der 8elabung bes
beuti4en 8risgsi9iffs y@eier" pom Safenz
plaBe 8eru @ru3 aug einen 8eIu9. @s
tamen: Der 8efeblsbaber bes Sd)iff5 Gpr-
bettencapttGn Sacobien unb 5tpei anbere Of
fi5iere, ferner Der @r3t, Der 3abImeifter, bret
9sdoffi5iere uno ~5pan5ig Mann 8eiabuug,
prG9tige, itramme 8eitulten.
@inen b09ft giinitigen @inbrud auf pabre
&epu6litaner ma9te es, baB bic Offi5tsre
aud 10 piele Der f3muden Matrpien nit
brd9ten.
Die 6auptfeftlt9teiten nurben bon Sci
ten Der 9eutiden i'm beuti4en 6auIe Der
6auptftabt p~eranitattet. Nber aud bic
N}erifaner bet6eiligt.n ft9 begeiitsrt an benz
@mpfdnge . prditbent porfirio Oiu5 emz
ping bic fdmmtGidsn Suite aufs Iie6ens,
tpiirOigite unb GuBerte babel ber3lid) fem,
bobe N3tun9 Dor Der beuti9en Jtotte urb
Dem beutIden 8ei9.
9as 8rie9sf4iff r@eier" mar IS. tpel6es
i'm IeBten Spdtia6r Die Negerrspu6lif 6obti
pegen Der in pOrte au prince an .iuen Sir
ger bes beuti6en 8eidss periibten 9etpaltz
that 10 erfOlgrei4 CUR 8s9enf9aft cog. 8iee
Singos in ben Ser. Staten i9lugen Darob
bumalS einen 9eiOenIdrm tpegen rWergepatz
tigung elmer Der ameritanii9en Hepublifen".
Die gang anbers nan bic Sadie in Merito
onffaBt. 2siat Der pben erpdhnte gmpfana.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-15
Is Ii bic S]GtinOts stuatsssitung.)
Gen. gDintG's StastnermannsIebet.
81. Ni4OIas, SGortba, m
SUM 1898.

ct Nt3ola5, 5lortbd, I'm
SUM 1898.
lin Sbnen ben 8epeis gu ~liefern, baB bic
mebr erpGbnte Geographic bes Generals
Quguit Wiui3 niAt gang auberldii fig lit in
8e8ug auf feline 8ei4dftigung in Den eriten
Sabren bier in Qmerifa, tpanbte ib MID M
5erru 9enrp Mtuer, Bel benz er emit in Guft
Stem 9ort in &oit unO 2Ogis gepeien. Der
Qebtere 1T jebt bo9betagt unb trdntli6, bod
i9rieb Pr mir Dor Elm paar Sagen einen re9t
angenebmen 8rief norin er fagt:
ySn Der NaDD @arb in 8rpoflpn fat @ilz
li9 ME g~earbeitet. Gr fam, i9 6erfe es mar
i'm Sabre 1853, bon gnglunb na3 gep gorf.
Sd bate bamals brei bonn ebemdli9ea Dils
li9'fden Corps in Soft, 0umsns 2o6miGsr,
Maier unb Soldier, unb BON i6nen bate if
@ieIes iiber @iui9 erfa6ren. @taes Gugss
mar i6 in Seem 0ort unb erfu6r 3ufGQ;g,
bab MiQi9 cine &ebe an bic Nrbtitsr i'm
alien Sbateipeares SoteG baltsn piitbe. SD
fOrte Die &ebs an uio sing mad @aaI:, Nm
nd9fen Morgen ia6 i'd gu meinem gr0Bten
@rItaunen 8iat9 gu meiner S6iire 6erein
tOmmen. @r frug iOfOrt nd9 2DGmtGer,
unb OBJ er iel6it BEL mir in Soft ge6en tDnrte,
unb i'd fugte 9lei4 gu. Qls 9ObmiGtr uat
Sau1e lam, bieie 5reube unb umarmuag
lam i9 ni8t bei9reiben! 2obmiusr mat
Zimmerman, unb @iui9 fagte, sr 3dtte
LANCE 9enug fir bic Nrbeiter eeI9r;,btn unb
gefpro9en, iebt polte er es audi praftifA
Dur9fii6ren unb Zimmerman tperben. 90
fling er Bel 8Obert 80bm an gu arbett:n unb
betam rs Gents ben Sag. Spdter bat erfiir
einen anberen Meiter gearbettet unD betam
einen Dollar ben Sag. 9as mar Elm glenn
Ii6 gutter 2obn fiir bic bumalige 3eit, unO
@iai4 Derbra4te 10 3tpei Sabre. Sn Ger
kbten 3eit 9ing es ni9t gum 8eitsn nit ibm,
unb feline 5reunbe in Nepurf, g. s., rietRen
inn, na9 Netpart gu fommen, I'D ite bdfitr
forgen MOLTEN, linn cine Before Stelle gu berz
i6affen. @r tpurbe bann BEL Der &iltenperz
mefungas@ OmmifIipn in @ai9ingtOn angs=
fte1t, in beren 9ienIte er ungsfG6r 3IpeiSabre
berblteb, @r mar Elm aufri9tiJer, brabet
unb gut aeT3uIter Manu. Sd 5dtts gerue
nod msbrsre @in3eI9eiten 9ei4rie6tl. uter
bas @4reiben fdGt mir gu i9per."
Die @telen i'm @6iffstuu9Ofs Uncle
Sam's tparen Oumuts, unb iinO es nubrz
i4einli6 mod iebt, BON poIitH6en @initlin=
gen befebt, Die fir penig Qr6eit reht bobe
8e5abIung er6aIten. Wiui6 battle trinen
bieier n@Oft @nups". fOnbern muB!e, 8Iet4
ben Metiten bOn uns Acknowledgment, am
fdngli6 in Qmeritu barte Nrbeit perr;3ten
fir ie6r targen 2obn, @rit bret Sabre Ipd=
ter 9eIang es benz unter3ei9neten, Der Guf
SEEM 0ort bon 1857 Bis 1866 i'm bsmotrutis
i9en General : @omite BON Sings GOuntp
b%ertrut, Elm babies 0ubenb quite Oemotraten
in be Naop Yarb gu %bringen, bic bon $3.50
bis $500 ben Sag erbielten.
4Ibert 6rtea.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-15

Der ausgeSei9nete beutf9zameriz
tunif4s S9utmann 9uitmonn
CAB nGbrenb Der ~5peiten Prditoenti9uft
GIeOelanO's feline @teuung uGs nSuperintenz
BENT" Der OffentIi9en S9uIen bon Ga porte
in Snbiana auf, INN auf @inGubung bes
prGiioenten bic Stele bes superintendent"
bes Observation-Disclosures gu iibernebmen. gr
perIab aud bieifs Nmt bprtreffti9, un0 es
mar ielbtpertdnblid, buB er es audi unter
Yrdiibent Mc&inlep bebielt. 9O9 ieBt lit
Der bo9berbiente Mann 9naa unb San emit
lafIen unb narum? Meil er 8eutepotittter
tpit Senator 9uaD BON penniblodnien uno
pte Senator Sburfon DON Nebrastu, peG9e
BON INN politif9e @efGnigteiten, ben MiBz
bruu9 ieines Nmtes gu poIitiI4en 3psden
berlangtsn, munn6aft 8uriidpies. Prdfibent
Mc8inleb unb iein Miuiiter bes Snnern,
8liB, f0nnen fi9 in Die S4ma9 unO
@9aube bieier @ntGafung tbeiIen.'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-15

Ra9bsm Elm Seem DOrter seG6es S9unb'
blatt nod Dor Sturgeon fred getogen bate,
baB in Mani1a in SOGge beutIGer &n>
maBung elm duBerit 9efpanntes 8erbdltniB
5piI9en ben beuti9en @ertretern
unb benz @bmiral OensD berri9e,
fommt iebt bon Offi8iOien Seiten in Berlin
bic bO9ft angenebme Na3rt4t: 3mti3en
benz beutI9sn 9eI4puoer i'm !9afen bon
Wanila unb benz taperen &omirel Setpep
6err1Ge bus bette ginbernebmen; I'M boaen
@inperftdnbniB NIT Detpep bitten bic beutz
16en &riegsi9iffe bic in MoniGa onidiIi9en
0euti9en, fopie bic bort lebenben gprtuz
giefen on 8orb genOmmen; bas 2e6en Der
@uslGnber in Manila lei unter 0eipeb's
unb Der frembeu &riegsi3iffe S8ub Dolz
itGnbig ii9er; etnaige gigentbumseric5an@
fprii6e, tpel9e bic ausldnbii6en Snbabeu
BON Saftpreien unb Observation-Disclosures
in ManiIa in SoIge Der 8lodaos, be5p. Be-
laqeruuq Der Stabt erbeben tOnuten, !pirben
fpdter frsun0It4 beigelegt peroeH
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-15
2Iltslano.

Gin erniter @re15borfaIG
pirb bon Der ruhii4en 9rea3e genetbct:
Cine lettii9e 4uspanoerungstruppe bon IS
perionen bate Bel Srui6sn (Rsg.s 8ea, a6=
nigsberg) bic Srenae iberi4rit!sn, obne bic
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-15
Mie Trantrsi6 fetne Neutru

@ie 5rantrei9 f"eine Neutruz
IitGts @erpflt9tungen aus
erbeGIt aug Solgenbem. SefanntGiA
bate fi9 bic nieOerIdnbii4e &e9ieruns gep2t=
CERT, ben nortpegifden 9ampfer "Sram", Der
cine 2abung ge%reinigteu Sulp:ter an 8orb
bate, mad einem iponii4en 9ufen gu tlariz
rem, unb berfelbe ging bes6alb Sund9f nu&
8a1onne in Srantrei9, 9egen oas Iuslauz
fen bon bort na6 einem ipanii9en 9afen
prote1tirte infer @OnfuI in 8OrOeaur, unb
er6telt bonn grGfetten Die @n:port, bab bic
i6m bonn MiniIter beg Nusipdrtigcn fir bic
fen 5aa ertbetlte S~nitruttion bic folgenbe iei:
,gteutrale &esieruns.n iinb uuSbriidIi9 uer9in5
bert, ielbft brett straightforward &rie9smotertal
III liefern, aber Der nsutrale Staat 1T nt6t gebolz
ten, Der Senbuns pom g8afen unb MuntttOn
bur9 ieine untsrtbanen unb, aus uiel itdrferen
@riinbem, bur9 6rembe stpas in BEN @es 81
lesen. Inter bieien umitanben liegt es ii6t rns
Oh, bic &bfabrt bes nSram" Su uerbinber:, ben
sic feline &etls auf sisene GeIabr fOrtiesen Iafen
molen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-15

Ginfi6rltng Der 3peiidbrigen Oienitseit ein>
qetreten tit. SEPT pir0 ibm an Der Spite bes
beuiTGen Sngenteur@@o elm neusr ur1=
faTenber @irfungstreis erDffnet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-15

- Dor Sturgeon gina cine Nott5 bur9 bic
8ldtter, tpono9 our Sbonung Der 3. 3. 6eim
beutI6 en MilitGr i'm 9sbrau9 befinoliGen
tleintali6rigen 8etpsbre bic Ginfibyung Elmer
neuen @enebrreinigun9&me
t6obe bsabii9tigt fein foG. @m mtIten
I9GOigt ndmGi9 Elm gu bdufiges Sur4pts
IGen bes 2aufes bic 3ige un6 bas aatifer
unb baanit Die BRIGHTON bes S9ufss. BUR
@erbiitung biefer Nu4tbeiIs purre Osriu4s=
peiie gum Sur93ishen tes 2aufiun,r1 1ei=
Bes Sel (8no9enDD Derp:noet, nel6es fi4
audi 6epdbrt bat. I'm hufelbe nun fofort
na6 benz S9ieBen unb obne @efabr auf benz
@9ieBplab anpenbsn gu t0nntn, BAT Die
@tuttgarter Metalpaarenfabrit DON Wil=
6slm DIAPER unb 5rau5 WtIbelm etne Dell
erpGrmungsma dime b.rgefteIt, pel4e 6es
reits liberal 6enbe @rfolge er5ielt nnO ben
8ebtngungen: fofprtige ufb gefabrlpIe Ser
trenbung, politGnbig entipri3t. @iels 5rupz
pe1t6eile 6a6en bteIe Wtai4ine bereits IN Sez
brou9 genontmen. Oieielbe Stpma bat
einen @etpe6rsQGb3is6> Sc ntrol@Npparat tonz
i~truirt, tpel9er elm aus9eaei4netes 9ilfsmitz
mel bei Der Nus6ilbuns i'm 94ieBunterr!9t
BARTLETT unb glsi4faus Nnertennrag gefunz
ben bat.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-08-03

Many of the visiting soldiers
have found in Paddy Ryan an
old time friend in the States. The
boys are made to feel at home at
the Old Commercial which under
the new management is gaining
for itself popularity not sur
passed by any saloon in town.
With 80 many newcomers in town
"hello Paddy" is almost as usual
at "What yours2" The celebrated
John Wieland beer on draught as
we'll as all brands of thu best
wines and liquors. Corner OF
Beretania and Nuuanu streets
Telephone 1923.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-08-03

was one about which his govern
ment would rather not be troubled.
l asked Mr.. Hit if the Hawaii
an people had acquired citizen
ship in the United States by the
act of passing the resolutions of
annexation and if we were here
after responsible for the acts of
the Hawaiian government. He
said he did not understand this
condition would fully exist until
we had taken possession Of the
Islands formally and raised our
flag over them. Even after that,
it is expressly provided in the an
nexation resolution that the laws
of the island should remain in
force until new laws are made by
Congress. He said it was a
recognized principle in all coun-
tries that existing laws continued
in force until actually superseded
by others. Merely because we
had voted to annex the islands
they could not be without law
until Congress should make laws
to govern them.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-08-03

This ever popular Rainier beer
is becoming a household word
and twill you have a glass of
Seattle" is more often heard than
anything else. The Criterion
Saloon have the beer on tap or in
bottles.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-08-03

Mechanics Home, corner Hotel
and Nuuanu streets, lodging by
day, week or month. Terms: 26
and 90 cents per night. 81, and
81 20 per week.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-08-03

Ii you want a nice Rubber tire
hack with a careful driver ring up
Club Stable Hack Stand Tel. 81 9,
and we guarantee you will be
satisfied,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-08-03

Cotton Shirt Waists and trim
med hat at reduced prices for this
week only at Sachs store.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-08-03
LEAVES HONOLULU.
ARRIVES HONOLULU.

Returning, will leave Hilo at O'CLOCK
P. M, touching at Laupahoehoe, Mahu.
kona and Kawaihae same day; Maizena,,
Maalaea Bay and Lahsina the following
day; arriving at Honolulu the afternoons
Of tuesday and Fridays.
Will call at Pohoiki, Puma:
~No Freight will be received after
"a. NJ. on day OF sailing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-08-03

This O ,mpany will reserves the right to
make cha ages in the time of departure and
arrival of its steamers without notice and
it will not be responsible for any conse.
quences arising therefrom.
Consignees must be at the Landings to
receive their Freight; this Company will
not hold itself responsible for freight after
it has been landed.
Live Stock only at owners risk.
This Company will not be responsible
for Money or Valuables OF passengers
unless placed in the care of Pursers.
Packages containing personal effects,
whether shipped as baggage or freight,
IL the contents thereof exceed $4,000 in
value, must have the value thereof
plainly stated and marked, ana the
Company will not hold itself liable for
any loss or damage in excess Of this
sum except the goods be shipped under
special contract.
All employees Of the Company are
forbidden to receive freight without de.
livering shipping receipt therefor In
the form prescribed by the Company
and which may be seen by shippers
upon application to the pursers Of the
Company's Steamers.
Shippers are notified that II freight IL
shipped without such receipt, 1t will bt
solely at the risk OF the shipper.
/ Passengers are requested to purchas'
tickets before embarking. Those failing +,
do 30 will be subject to an additions
charge Of twenty-five per cent.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-08-03
Stnr. CLAUDINE.
CAMERON, Commander,

viii leave Honolulu Tuesday at 5P.M.,
touching at Kahului, Hama, Hamoa and
Kipahulu, Maui. Returning arrives at
Honolulu Sunday mornings.
Will call at Nuu, Kaupo, on second trip
of each month.
A~No Freight will be received aftei
Az. M. on day of sailing.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-27
LOCAL PERSONAL.

Rev. Troy Beatty of Athens is at the
De Soto
J. r. Harwell of Atlanta is registered at
the Pulaski
DR.. II. X Thayer of Nellwood, Ca, is
at the Screven.
Mrs. H. c. McFadden has returned from
a visit to Atlanta.
Mr.. George w. CANT of Macon is a
guest of the Pulaski.
Mrs. w. r. Freeman left last night for
Atlanta and North Georgia.
Felix N. Cobb of Carroll was visitor
at the Morning News office yesterday.
Miss Eliza Hull arrived yesterday from
Decatur, where she has been attending
Agnes Scott Institute.
Messrs. Herman and Sego Myers expect
to leave to-day for Tampa to spend a few
days witnessing military life.
Mr.. r. u. Wylly Of Darien was in the
city yesterday accompanied by his family.
He left last night for Ashevile, N. c.
DR. William f. Fitch who accompanied
the North Carolina soldier, w L. Coco
Tough, who was injured here last Monday,
10 his home In Durham, n. c., has return
ed home.
City Marshal John Power returned yes
terday from Suwanee Springs, where he
wy PACeSeLbAS spent SNNSA al AelS5 DdlHIIlS
and enjoying the pleasures afforded at
that resort. Mr.. Power is much improved.
Rev. George W. Grner of Harmony
Grove. spent yesterday in the city. Mr.
Grlner is a prominent member of the
North Georgia Methodist conference. and
has charge Of the church at Harmony
Grove. He has been visiting his old home
in Ehingham county.
Mr.. Robert NJ Coburn, formerly of sa-
Vannah, but now a member of the law
finn, Coburn & Brown, of Lexington, Ga.
is in the city visiting relatives Mr.. Co.
burn says that the war fever has not aa
yet reached Lexington. Notwithstanding
the fact, he says, that Oglethorpe coun-
ty has a population of 20e00, and an or
gained company of state militia, not n
single man volunteered from the entire
county, all of them preferring to tend their
crops Both Mr.. Coburn and his partner
Mr. Hugh Brown, are state university
graduates, and are enjoying a very sue
cessful practice in the ancient town OF
Lexington.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-27
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FACTORS IN \ So UEEZE.
Spirits Turpentine Market Caught
Some of Them Mapping.

An interesting situation has developed
in the spirits turpentine market. The I'M
usual spectacle is being presented, accord
ing to the gossip of the street. of some of
the factors being caught in what, in the
parlance of the trade, is known as
Squeeze"
The condition is the result of the sales
of futures that were made in the early
part of the year and last month It is
said fully 60,0O0 casks of spirits turpentine
were sold for May-August delivery at 251s
to 2615 cents, the bulk being at 26 cents.
These sales were then regarded as highly
favorable to the producers and We're made
by and with their consent. 1t was the
impression that the market in May would
rule lower than 26 cents, and especially to-
ward the end of the month. When the
month opened spirits were in quite good
demand, and the market held at or above
% cents there being both foreign and
domestic demand TO hold prices steady.
The belief was general among the factors,
and doubtless among the buyers and pro-
ducers as we'll that heavy receipts in the
latter part Of the month would tend 10 de-
press prices. Naturally, under such cir
cumstanceS, advantage was taken of the
good prices prevailing, and the stuff COM
ing in was largely sold, but very little, it
Is stated, being applied by some factors on
account Of the contracts for May delv-
cry.
Thousands of casks, as a result. still re-
main to be delivered to the buyers under
these contracts, and the factors who are
thus obligated find themselves compelled
TO provide large amount of spirits at 26
cents, when the market is ranging from
271s to 2S cents. To make the matter
worse, If the gossip Is correct, some of the
factors thus placed. are apt to find them
selves unable to fill their contracts with
out buying spirits. OF course, no factor
would think of coming in the open market
to buy, neither would one fail to keep
contracts to the very letter. The situation
is of much interest and the developments
are being waited for by the trade with
more than ordinary interest.
AT the close of last month some buyers
were caught short and prices We're run up
on them, much to the qualification of fac
| tors and producers. This month the shoe
| Is on some one eses foot Ii would ap-
pear At the same time one of the larg-
est buyers is generally regarded as need
| ing considerable supplies within a COM
| paratvely few days, and this is also,
doubtless, having some influence in main
! tanning the market where 1t now is.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-27
why NOT TROOPS AT TYBEE.
Jacksonville Has 1000 Volunteers
Campcd There.


MI MAX hlauSS IeluiHeH sea''i N'''
from jacksonville, where he had spent
TWO days with the soldiers in camp there.
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OF savannah making an eioIt 10 secuie
the establishment of temporary camp.
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soon nave Sun 10 lo'VV troops under tent
thtre- Ihose there now are a me look
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are giving Ihe Town Dig HuahcldI o"oHl'
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ter iael.lile5 IN any way thah HaNahlol
cou4d oHeF 70 an equaliy large pooy OF
men JacksoHNAIe peopie WONDER why
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