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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-30
SPANS PROBABLE STAND.
Expected to Accept Terms If Left the
Philippines.

Philippines.
Washington, July 9-It was stated to-
night in a high diplomatic quarter. in such
a manner as to give senni-onicial charac-
Ter to the expression, chat if American
control or supervision Of the Philippines
was an Indispensable condition laid down
as the basis for peace negotiations, it was
practically certaA that the Spanish gov
ernmeut would not accede 10 this condi-
ton, but would determine rather to con-
tinue the war. AS TO the other peace con-
dtion understood to have been decided
upon by the cabinet to-day those who are
best able TO Judge the disposition Of the
Spanish government, feel that while these
terms are hard, yet they do not present
auy nsurmountabe barrier to The speedy
restoration OF peace, ard while there is no
authority for saying Spain would accept
them and retire from Cuba and Porto
Bico, there is every indication that she
Would yield rather than continue disas-
trous war.
But the future of the Philippines ap-
pears 10 be Of as much concern TO the
Spanish government as It is 70 The Amer
ican cabinet just now, and there Is even
greater insstence on the continuance Of
Spanish sovereignty over this group than
there is over the more valuable islands of
Cuba and Porto Rico.
1t Is said also, that the failure 20 de-
mand a money indemnify wiz be appre-
ciated by the Spanish authorities as an
act Of noble generosity by the vietors, and
that this will, in part, reconcile the gov
eminent TO a compliance with the other
forms laid down.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-30
MANILA REPORTED SURRENDERED.
No OmciaI Advices Received Mt
Madrid or Washington.

No OmciaI Advices Received nt
Madrid or Washington.
Paris July ga telegram from Madrid
to the European edition of the New YORK
Herald says that a cable dispatch has been
received at the Spanish capital announce
ms The surrender Of Manila TO Admiral
Dewey.
Madrid, July %, 5 p. m.-Nothing is
known here officially or otherwise concern
ing the report that Manila has surren-
dered to the American forces.
Washington, July t9.-The war depart
ment would not he surprised to learn that
by this time Manila has surrendered to
the combined American military and naval
force gathered on the shores Of Manila
bay and off Cavte.
However, there is no official confirmation
of the report that was printed this morn
ing 10 that effect
Il was said at the department that at
least three of The six military expeditions
that have been dispatched to the Philip
pines from San Francisco are now at Ma
Mia, affordng an army of between 10000
ana 1900 men to back up Admiral Dewey's
ships and sailors
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-30
TERMS Will MAKE SPAIN HOWL
spaniards DisincIined to Grant Vic-
tor AnY spOiIs.

tor Any SpOiIs.
London, July 30.-A special dispatch
from Madrid says: Though itts not likely
that the government VIII decide 10 prolong
the war because OF Porto Rico considera-
bic feeling is manifested ana every possi-
be and diplomatic effort viii be made to
retain it, Evidently there is little objection
10 cedlng a coalng station in the Philippine
Islands, providing Spanish sovereignty is
respected in the island, which ia the opin-
ion of the government and official circles
generally, viii afford compensation IN COM
merce for the loss of the Antilles. besides
procuring occupation for the West Indian
army in re-establishing Spanish rule
"The American reply is sdll anxiously
awaited Judging from press opinions
any thing beyond the cessiou Of Cuba win
be considered harsh and unjust Thus is
the unanimous feeling among even the
strongest advocates of peace.
THE people are beginning 10 realize that
peace win mean almost a total loss Of col
ouies and looking TO the delicate ana diff
cult position Of the queen Regent great
care is stnl necessary TO induce the nation
to accept the terms.
"The Carlist and Republican papers are
making the most of the situation, while
many Of the Catholic prelates decline 10
comply with orders from the vatican TO
censure the CarlisL agitation"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-30
MANILA NOT ATTACKED.

Cur Army Had Made No Move up to
July ~.
Hong Kong July 9O.-The British gun
boat Plover has arrived here from Manila.
She reports that when she left Manila
Wednesday, July 81 the situation there
was unchanged and the Americans had
not yet attacked the city.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-30

san Francisco. July 29-The transport
steamer So Paul bearing the First Bate
talon Of North Dakota volunteers and the
Montana and colorado volunteers, sailed
for Mania today.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-30
WANTS TO HoLD ponro RICO.

sUuIm TO U lEHI NIUTIst WINIHE ID
the Island.
London, July 90-The Madrid CORE
spondeut Of the Daily Man says: "The
Spanish government Will combat to the
last against cossion of Porto Rico to the
United States. IL would much rather sac
rifice one of the Philippine Islands. con
tending that Porto Rico has always been
loyal and outside the scope of war"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-30
YAUCO TAKEN after A FIGHT.
Volunteer Forces Rout SpaniardS
After Being AmbuShed.
Copyright, 1898, by the Associated 'Press.


Of d W. Is
of auxiliary
resistance welcomed
enthus
Wnson
fight place
Spanish
was killed, slightly wounded
The wounded dae:
J H. PRIOR
Massachusetts
c GARY.
landed
and Of
lie
has issued the prola
prosecution of of
the United humanity military
0 IN
Hence former relations
acceptance
The chief object the American military will be overthrow the armed
authority beautiful island the
the
Hent and liberal institutions
"I
wholesome
The military administration, This of devastation
and doaon military
forces the enlightened civilization"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-30

" war department
' Ponce Porto ST.
18th Garretons brigade
our casualties killed thirteen
'''o occupied yesterday thereto
evening Commander
- Iisinson with earlyt morning.
ven Wilson with brigade rapidly disembardng
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-30

July
Port Ponce Washington the
the h
H. Prior
pny r. L.
seady in
Spanish
barracks in 9entoy holiday
honor
L'e Sixth Massachusetts
The has posted the
st. Thomas
- Commander
'a July
W Ponce
H. July 6 a
Fossona
N allowed 10 ret
second eya remain
Iari police to ma arms.
FOURTH port 10 to be made prisoner
arrived atPonce
ana Gen. Wilson a a n,
Commenced resistance Troops
"sc'red by inhabitants; create enthus
captured sixty 0 coal
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-30

THE MORNING NEWS.
--4-,,tsta5 1850 Incorporated 1888.
T. IA. EsTILL, President.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-20
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1898.
IF NOT, WHY NoTp

We notice a saving of LIZ to the
Government, in price by contract,
over the former price on vaccine
virus. This saving seems pretty
large one. LIZ on your money is
acceptable to everybody except the
sugar planters. There appears, how
ever, at all times to be string on
this kind OF economy. We don't
insinuate for moment that Mr.. W.
o. Smith could or would explain
anything connected with the fur
rishing OF drugs to the Government,
but we would like to know whether
the drugs used at the barracks,
prison and other public institutions
are furnished in open competition
by the calling for tenders, or whether
a certain drug firm is doing the
whole business de facto if not de j,,re
We may mention here that the
Queens Hospital, now calling for
tenders for erection of cottage or
two-a step which we highly ap
prove of-purchases its drugs with
out calling for bids in the open
market, from firm which has the
benefit of being very muchly repre-
sented in the Board OF Health.
Can't even the dealers in medicines,
Buhach powder and other poisons
get fair deal? IL not, Mr.. w. o.
Smith, why not9
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-20
Bad Bills.

A representative of the The INDIE
PENDENT called on Mr.. Chester Doyle
this morning, for the purpose OF
getting yellow" story in regard
to counterfeit coin and bad bills.
Mr.. Doyle was very reticent and telt
evidently nervous when the question
OF bills was brought before him.
bad bills" he said musingly, "You
go to Berry, he has got the worst
bills in town that know Of"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-20
Brandy Crusta.

This 10 a most elaborate confec-
tion--a thing of beauty and JOY as
it lasts. Rub the rim of a dainty
claret glass with lemon, and dip it
in sugar in order to produce frost
effect. Remove in it's entirety the
rind OF Sicily lemon, aud place it
in the glass in such a manner that
it will form a cup. Place a guam
tity of cracked ice in mixing glass,
and add four drops of Angostura, o
dash OF gum syrup, two teaspoonfuls
OF maraschino, iigger of prime
cognac, and Eve drops of lime juice.
Stir carefully, and strain into the
glass containing the lemon peel.
Decorate tastefully and serve.-The
Saloon Mans Journal
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-20

The arguments in favor of Cuban
annexation are not practically appli-
cable to the forcible annexation Of
Hawaii for while Hawaii is peace
able, progressive and commercial,
Cuba is the very reverse and like its
mother country is drifting down
into degradation and disrepute and
demands rough usage for it's mena
cling attitude towards peace and
commerce, the handmaidens Of the
future.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-20
A salutary Motive.

1t is worthy Of note that the Bri
tish fleet on the China station is be-
ing again reinforced, and is now not
far from being equal to the com.
bined forces of all the other Powers
represented 10 these waters. This is
very satisfactory situation, and we
may fairly assume that it does not
mean any undue weakening OF the
British squadrons in the Mediter-
ranean and the English Channel.
That is to say, we may conclude
that the ships can be spared with
out too much risk, or they would
not be sent. 1t is reassuring to find
that Britain can do so we'll. 1t does
not necessarily mean that there is
any reason to expect trouble; SIM
ply that it is always useful to let
the rest OF the world know we are
on the alert and strong enough to
stand no trifling. In fact accord
ing to our views) the Government
strengthens the fleet solely to show
other Powers the uselessness OF
fighting; not that fight is expect.
ed, hut that it is made 30 much the
more improbable Hongkong Tele.
graph.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-20

The men OF the land and sea
forces are unconquerably brave, but
the true sinews of war, the wealth to
carry on war are not attainable. The
country itself is an Anachronism
through the NAL administration of
public affairs for generations, for by
nature it is immensely wealthy in its
resources but the development OF
those resources are in the hands al
most entirely Of the English, French
and Germans, who, in the past, took
advantage OF official cupidity to rob
the revenues of the State of, on an
average, seven-tenths of the legiti-
mate dues.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-20

The effect Of the war upon Cuba
and the United States can result but
in one way;-the armed annexation
of Cuba to the United States to pre-
vent Anarchy on the island upon
the attainment of it's independence.
AS the Argonaut says, Scuba inde-
pendence (wilD perish, not at the
hands of Spain, but at the hands of
the United States" This will be, a
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-20

1t must be admitted that the de-
cisions Of the question appears to
remain with Spain alone. The
Queen Regent favors peace, but who
will restrain the hot blood Of the
army, ever ready for war be it in the
line of civil stripe with their oft
recurring pronuncianentos in favor of
rival dynasties or republicanism or
when they can find the opportunity
in foreign lands,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-20
Succeeds Itself.

Last year Seattle "Bock" Beer was
waited for and sought after by the
masses and pronounced the best
Book ever shipped to Honolulu.
This year this popular brew is
better than ever and in anticipation
Of larger demand than ever before
the Criterion Saloon has laid in a
large supply.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-20

happy result, although it may take
fifty years to settle the race aud
economic problems and to repopu-
late the fertile spot which, in COM
parison with our own land OF Ha-
waii.nei, almost impinges upon
American Territory.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-20
TOPICS OF TIE DAY.

Ex-President Cleveland has earn.
ed the respect OF the American com.
munity by the crushingly severely
manner in which he sat down upon
the New York Journals advertising
scheme to make capital out Of the
Maine disaster.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-20
PEACE OR WAR.

On the one hand war appears un-
avoidable before, in the countries
which enjoy seasons, the autumn
leaves strew the cool ground; and
yet on the other hand influence,
wealth and political force appear to
be fighting strenuously for peace
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-20

What has become Of the "exclu-
sive" cable franchise, which was to
result in bringing a cable to Homo
lulu and making General Hartwell
aud his partners in the scheme
merry and richa We want a cable,
and the sooner we can get it the
better it will be. But We cert rtainly
don't believe in granting an exclu-
sive franchise for the benefit of
clique, which simply intends to
boom their enterprise aud then sell
out at big figure. We are on to
the combination and ready to ex-
pose their little game, even to the
utmost details The Government
OF Mr. Dole dares not advocate the
exclusive franchise advocated by the
Hartwell combination. If it does,
it hammers down the last nail in the
coffin which received the finishing
varnish when Mr.. Dole donated $500
to the Maine sufferers and charged
it to the tax payers. The Govern.
ment cannot afford to deal with the
agents OF the Scrymser cable syndi-
cate, even il they own banks, law
Offices and sugar stocks at galore.
The exclusive franchise in any line
OF enterprise will never be tolerated
in Hawaii The men. who now have
vote are opposed to it, and will
form solid pbalanx against the
policy of exclusive franchises, until
sufficient recompensation is in sight).
The men who WILL vote next time
can never be bought, and the Scrym-
ser scheme will be dropped, if the
Government wishes to retain its
position,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-20

1t is to be hoped that the athletic
societies will come to some arrange
ment with the Minister of the In
terror through which Mskiki Park
will become handsome and useful
addition to our parks and recreation
grounds. There is space enough
also in the projected Riverside Park
for baseball ground and cricket
pitch; it being thoroughly under
stood, however, that there are to be
no private reservations or gate
money schemes in connection with
them.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-20
WANTED TO LEASE.

A SMALL PIECE OF LAND BE-
IA tween Binp Street Bridge and Nuu-
anu Stree, and betN cen King Street and
Office S7l-1w
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-20

Jawkins-"Why do they always
call sailors 'tars'?" Pawkins-"Be-
cause they're so accustomed to the
pitching of the ship"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-11-26
wca,her.

After seyerli weeks Of beautiful fall
weather, a cold wave began sWooping
down on this country from the north
west Sunday and before it got through
acting up made things crack. TIE wind
increased b. night tc a GO mile an hour
gale and kept II up for nearly As hours.
Sunday night the mercury crowded
down to zero and went thirteen degrees
better on the following night. There
was a light, driving snow the first "a
hours but nearly all Of it went through
to Nebraska without stopping. 1t was a
bitter cold wind and Sunday and Mon.
day nights were about Us uncomfortable
for man and beast as any ever expert:
encet In this country. The cold was
felt all the more from the suddenness Of
the change. The wind subsidized Tues,
day but the cold still remained and a,
night the Thermometer fell to 9 below
zaro. Wednesday the wind whipped
around to the southeast-from which
direction we get always our coldes'
winds III winter and warmest in sum
mpr-and this particular one was no ex
eeption.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-11-26
a Sa1utatory.

T- .a A ID.
Under the heading, Personal" the ed.
itor of the Sheldon Sun, late the Sanborn
Sun, heralds his advent into Shelton as
follows: "NIen and Brethern, we come
to Sheldon to do business subject to the
control Of ne bank, clique or clan, nc
bowlegged old maid will dictate o1l
policy nor thinianked prohlbitlonist run
US. nor potbelIied gin singer command
us or ewe-necked dude counsel US. WI
are free. We came to Sheldon unsolicit.
ed and uuadvised. II we win it will be
upon merit, ii we lose ii will be for lack
of it. We shall write what we please
and in IL own way. We prefer peace,
but viii fight when occasion requires, III
manner to suit u antagonist. We
don't propose to be impudent or insolent
nor will we take such without resent
ment. We shall not Interfere with yonr
religion, nor monkey to any great ex,
tent with your politics. So Tar as We
are concerned you car go to the d.
with the former, hnd to congress with
the latter"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-11-26
tn. .rurk,s nax

Thanksgiving isn't what it was at the.
time U forefathers invented it, The
idea originally was to consecrate it to
the devout expressions OF gratitude to
the great Ruler Of all human affairs.
In ye olten time u Puritan ancestors
We're wont to spend most of the day in
singing psalms Of thanksgiving for the
blessings of the past and Offering feryr
ent prayers Tor a continuance Of the
same. Incidental thereto-and inci-
dentally only-the Puritan f~orefather
would wander into the hen house. pull
out the first squawking fowl he could
lay hands on, and, grabbing it firmly
just below the nccklie, be would whirl it
around like a Fourth Of July pin wheel
until something gaye way, and then he
would smile himself sick to see the head
less fowl dancing a polka mazourka over
the snow like a French dancing master
in a 6t. A few hours after the good
dame OF the household would put a hugh
wash basket full OF feathers out in the
sun todry, and gladden. the hearts Of thu
numerous and expectaDt family sitting
about,the Festive board, by referring tt
the large number Of pillows she expect
ed to I'll with them the feathers, mo-
the family while the head Of the Famil,
carved a bird about the size OF an earl,
rose potato: The celebration of the da.
has undergone q radical change sine,
then. AT the present time it is looket
upon as a day set apart for the expires
purpose of filling u anatomy with a
much turkey as it will hold and Incl
dentally, meanwhile, dropping a remarl
about tho election.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-11-26
For Tile Wise.

Wesnre sinking the market for Bar.
gains aud here are a few rf the plunss:
Eight lG-ae; I packages Bird SEED, a25e.
Tel pn,H,iis Washing Soda. 25s.
Lyon package Gcffpts, Zoe.
Don't Ict stsni sneki it toyyap, but buy
your Seeks pst NJ at 4 pair Tor 2a5c.
An elegant new line 1t Underwear 1T
prices that viii make a charge tesirt-
able 1T ensa.
Our Snow Flake Coffee at is cents is
trad. winner.
Weare right in it in Gloves, CAPS and
Mit,s. As.ap ahead in guilty. u Step
behind in price.
We arc headquarters for Felt Boots,
Shoes and L,eggtns at prizes some smaii-
or tlNan oll,prs, NIL smaller than anYhody
eise's.
Do yhu need II Fur Coat. Ulsternr Suit
Of clothes? If so remember our store is
the meeting place OF quality and low
prices.
Our store was never so full of Bar
gains MS il is today, Call and see us
aud we Will save you money.
10 cents a pound is all we ask for our
Snow Flake Coffee.
10 bars Santa Claus Soap for c5 cents
at Matson's.
gallon pail Sugar Drip syrupsfcr 8;
cants at MatsDn's.
Chance Estate NJ. & j. Cogce 45,1 cents
per pound is a winner.
Pure Vermont and Canada Maple
Syrup. Take your choice. So cents ant
81 per gallon.
Diamond Axle Grease, per box, 8 cents
Elastic Starch per package 10 cents.
White Fish, sc, Herring 8 cents.
A new line of Fur Goats and ladies
and misses ia ckets just unpacked.
Anew line OF Ruhbers, O~vershoes, ant
the celebrated Bell Brand Felt Shoes.
Anew line of Bradley & Metcalf Shoe,
Call aud see them.
Don't send away for goods. BRING
your orders to US and we will save yoi
delay and money at MatsOn's.
Eagle and Champion Lye per can Tets
Lewis Lye per can lOcts.
Cora Starch per package 5cts.
Salaratus per pound package cts.
At Matson's.
Quality the Foundation. Prics the Corne
Stone at Matson's Big Store, kimball and Whit
Lake
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-11-26
1t DOME Paw

to try everything a neighbor advises US
to try in case Of sickness. Tie best way
is to buy such a remedy which always
gives satisfaction, Mr.. Frank Sistek Of
BpllvieW, Mimi, writes: The medicines
ordered by inc came to hand in good or
der. Will state that Severa's Balsam for
Lungs gave excellent results although
the children had a very severe cough.
We were afraid the children would be
afflicted again with ho0ping-cough like
last year, but Severa's Balsam for Lungs
killed the cough in a very short time.
Seyera's Balsam for Lungs is indeed
the promptest and surpst Cough Cure
presented to the people. Never fails to
cure a Cough, Cold, Sore Throat, HOarse.
ness, LaGrippe. Contains no Injurious
drugs. A vegetable preparations Price
% and 80 C.
Pain in thu chest or back which sc
often accompanies a cold, rheumatic and
neuralgia pains Weld at once to the al
most magic influence OF Seyera's st
GothaId's Oil.
Price so cents.
w. +. oeyera, Manufacturing Phara'
cist, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
For sale at all druggists.
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Ly ON,


Gee Whiz! What a change in the
weather.
j. Mock and family Of Waldro spent
Sunday with w. j. Eegus,
Anton Kroupa purchased a quarter
section of land of VIM. Hinrichs.
John Brooks and Geo. Kleinhans were
In Waldro tehorning cattle the first Of
the week.
John Brady closed a successful term
of school in schoolhouse No. BLAST week.
He began a term in schoolhouse No. 4
this week.
Richards & Moulton's cattle broke out
Of the fence during the cold snap Sun
day night and helped themselves in Geo.
Paulovich's hay stacks.
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