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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-08-16
SHOULD HOLD PHILIPPINES.
Views of John Goodnow, Consul
General at Shanghai.

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 15.-John
Goodnow, Consul General at Shanghai,
IN private letter discusses the ex-
pansion policy as follows:
I'VE should hold the Philippine ISL
ands, the Caroline Islands and the La
drone Islands; a'so Cuba and Porto
Rico. 1t does not matter whether we
call them war indemnity or what. We
need them in our business. You have
no idea, and cannot nave, until you get
out here, where all nations are fighting
for trade, what an intense jealousy
there is of the United States. just now
the continental people are more jeal-
Gus OF us than even of England. If
we are to have anything to say we
must have navy, and to have navy
We must have coaling stations. That
means the Sandwich Islands and the
Philippines. To handle our navy econo-
mieally and effectively, we must build
the Nicaragua Canal, and in my opin-
ion we should buy a strip of land across
Nicaragua to build our canal on our
territory.
LOOK on the maps showing the
routes OF full steam power vessels. and
you will see that every trade route to
the lsthmus passes Cuba and Porto
Rico and a strong country controlling
those two makes the canal at the 18TH
mus. a private, waterway whenever it
wants to. Also Cuba controls the Gulf
of Mexico and the water routes to the
mouth of the Mississippi. 1t is a big
program, but l think we have got tb do
1t. England controls absolutely one
route to the East by the Mediterranean
and Suez Canal. Let us control the
other route by the Nicaragua and the
Anglo-American alliance rules the
world. Not continental nation would
dare oppose us for we could starve them
out. We are the people, if we take our
opportunities as they come along"
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GENERAL FITZHUGH LEE.
Will Probably Head the Military
Commission to Cuba

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15-Major Gen
eral Fitzhugh Lee. In command of the
Seventh Army Corps at Jacksonville,
was In conference to-day with the Pres
ident ard the War Department He
came here on a special Geographic
summons from Secretary Alger and it
was with the latter that he conferred
for an hour with the President 1t is
generally expected that General Lee
will head the military commission
which will adjust affairs in Cuba, and
also he has been strongly urged for the
Governorship of that island after the
functions of that commission cease. On
both of these points, however, General
Lee asserts he knows nothing. He adj
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SAMPSON AND SCHLEY.
The Two Naval Commanders on
Their Way Home.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-Admiral
Sampson, with the four big battleships
and two armored cruisers Of his fleet, is
now on his way north, having sailed at
10 o'clock yesterday morning from San
tiago. Admiral Schley, on the cruiser
Brooklyn, accompanied the fleet. The
naval orders made public to-day give
the Brooklyn as starting on the 18th
from Playa to the south coast Of Cuba.
This, however, was prior to the orders
issued on the suspension of hostilities,
when the Brooklyn was included with
other ships ordered north Naval au-
thorities expected the fleet at Tomp-
kinsville the latter part of the week.
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dispatch has been received by the Ad-
ministration, it Is in q measure con-
firmed by brief dispatch tonight
Madrid.
FROM ANOTHER SOURCE.
LONDON, August 15.-The West
minister Gazette" says it has received
from a London business house report
that Manila has fallen. The report
MADRID REPORTS THE SUR
RENDER.
MADRID, Aug. 10 g p m).-Accord.
ing to La Correspondence de Els.
pana," the surrender of Manila oc-
Cured after the last attack made upor
the city.
AUGUST FLEES TO HoNGKONG
HONGKONG, Aug. 15.-General Au
gust, Captain General of the Philip
pines, arrived by the Kaiserin Augusta
He refuses to be interviewed, and vii
say nothing morel than that he is going
to Spain at the first opportunity.
1t is significant fact that while tht
fastest German cruiser has brought
General August, she brings only G
small package of mail for the German
Consul.
The Consul is now in Canton, and his
mail matter remains unopened.
The precise facts are not known, but
it is supposed that General August
fled from the Philippines.
COMMANDMENT OCCURRED LAST
SATURDAY.
HONGKONG, Aug 15-It was rumore6
here last night that Manila had sur
rendered, but no news is obtainable
from the Spanish Consul. Governor
General August refused to speak. The
German Consul was called upon and he
informed the correspondent that the
outskirts Of Manila were bombarded by
the Americans and that the city sur
rendered. No damage was done to the
city proper, only the outskirts being
bonlbarded. The date of the lombard
ment was unknown to the German Con-
sui, who refused to say more.
General August told a lady that Adj
miral Dewey demanded the surrender
of Manila in an hour. The Spaniards
declined to surrender and they imme-
diately began the bombardment and the
Spaniards hoisted a white flag. General
Augusti Immediately jumped into a
German launch, which was in waiting
and went to the Kaiserin August
which sailed before the bombardment
was concluded.
The bombardment took place on the
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INSURGENTS DISSATISFIED.

HONGKONG, Aug. 15.-The Spanish
Consul here has not yet sent to Manila
the news that the protocol has been
signed and probably the Spaniards at
Manila will discredit the account to be
brought tomorrow by the steamer
Australia, as she was chartered by the
Americans.
The opinion here is that the Germans
have arranged matters with Captain
General Augusti. The insurgents now
at Hongkong are not satisfied with the
terms of peace proposed by the Ameri-
cans.
Belated mail information from Ma
Mia received to-day is to the effect that
there has been renewed activity on the
part of the Spaniards of late, due to the
belief that the American resources have
been exhausted and that President Nc
Kinley is suing for peace.
According to the same authority, the
insurgents throughout the island of
VizcayaS are reported to have signi-
General Aguinaldo against Spain.
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TROOPS IN PORTO RICO.
The General Health of the Com
mand Improving.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-Surgeon
General Sternberg has received dis
patches from Cuba and Porto Rico rel
alive to the condition of the troops in
those islands. Surgeon Torney cables
from Ponce that the Relief will sail for
Mayaguez to-day and will arrive in
New York about Friday morning. She
has on board about twenty wounded
and twenty convalescents. There We're
49, cases of fever, mostly typhoid.
Surgeon Greenleaf cables from Ponce
that typhoids are decreasing, and that
there were no new cases on Saturday
The general health of the command is
improving.
Surgeon Hazard cables from Santiago
that the Olivette will sail to-day with
300 non-infected patients. She will
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The herald., 1898-09-08
A Call From Cervera

WASHINGTON. Sept 7-Admlral Ger
vera, his son. Lieut.. Angelo Cervera. and
Lieut.. F. Gomez Imaz arrived here today
from Norfolk and called at the Navy De-
partment. In the absence Of Secretary
Long, the Admiral and his two companions
paid their respects to Assistant Secretary
Allen, and to him expressed thanks and
gratitude of Admiral Cervera for the
kindly treatment accorded him and his men
while prisoners Of the United States. The
party remained just few moments.
The herald., 1898-09-08

ming on time for two days past. The South
ern Pacific is also, and has been for a week
or more, In excellent running order.
The Santa Fe surveyors have about COM
pleted the stalking OF the branch line from
Perris to Lake View, and construction will
In seventy days.
The Santa Fe Is having its Mte-shaped
track sprinkled with crude oil, In the Hope
Of doing away with the dust, which has
been a drawback to pleasure travel on the
line. The cost Is insignificant, II the end
aimed at is reached, for one sprinkling
lasts several weeks.
The herald., 1898-09-08
HIS SCALP CUT OPEN
COUNTY ASSESSOR SUNDERLAND
INJURED BY MAI. REDDING
There Had Been Bad Blood Between
The Men and a Fight Followed
q Meeting

The reading room Of the Hollenbeck
hotel was the scene Of a short but lively
fight last evening, in which two WELL
known politicians took part' 1heooore
Summerland, county assessor, and Maj. w
S. Redding being the participants. Fol
some time past there has been Ill feenne
between the men, and their frienos ex-
pected that trouble would occur when they
met, Redding was formerly employed ir
a clerical capacity in the assessors office
by Mr.. Summerland, but as the work wal
completed he was discharged, not, how
ever, for any incompetency on his part.
The men met in the Hollenbeck last even
ing, and lost no time talking, but mlxee
things up in savage style. Each OF the par
ticipants claims that the other ws the ag
gressor. In any event, Reddlng, who wal
armed with a walking stick, struck SUM-
merland several times over the head witt
that weapon, cutting bad cash. Sum.
merland had no weapon, but his FORMER
residence in the Eighth ward stood him ir
excellent stead, for he thinks it saved hin
from being annihilated. Summerlan6 sailed
into his opponent, and. TO quote Theo, h<
ibid the best he could" with the weapon:
tnat 6OQ gave IblHl. CTitHu6 hedIu LAX
scuffle, and hurried back into the court
way and separated the men. Both were
furious and struggled hard 10 renew the
combat. but they were led away by thetl
respective a6herents. Summerland had tt
have several stitches taken in his scalp
which had been laid open by the cane
welded by Redding.
Mr.. Summerland said, after the affair
that Redding had been talking agains'
him, and he could not stand 1t any more
as he had aided Redding on many occa
sions. When they met Redding, he claims
did not wait for any conversation. bu
struck him over the head with can, anx
then Theo ''did the best he could"
Maj. Redding said that the reason nj
and Summerland had quarreled had beer
because he had loaned Summerland som,
money, which he supposed the latter hat
utilized for campaign purposes, and no
repaid him. Regarding the cause for tn,
fight Redding claimed that, while walk
Ing into the court way, he felt a stingins
blow on the back Of the ear, and turning
was confronted by Summerland, who hac
struck him without provocation. Redddns
then used his cane, ana the mix-up fol
lowed. There were no arrests made.
The herald., 1898-09-08
Woodru6's Funeral

SALT LAKE, Sept. 1.-THE Republican
state convention, which was called for
Thursday, has been postponed for one day
on account of the funeral Of President
Woodruff, which will take place tomorrow.
Al; the details In connection with the funer-
al were completed by Marshal Burton and
his assistants this afternoon. Advices from
various parts Of Utah Ind neighboring
states indicate that an immense crowd will
be present, and that the funeral will be the
largest ever held in the state.
The herald., 1898-09-08
PERSONAL

C. R. Root of Denver is in town.
John S. Hinkel is up from San Diego.
James McIhenny Is in the city from Red
lands.
H. Greene and wife are here from New
York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Grant are down from
San Francisco
c. P. Hexta and S. P. Keyes are arrivals
from st. Louis.
II. T. Terry and wife and Mrs. George
Helm are here from Kewanee, Ill.
H. S. Kellar, OF the Hicks-Judd binding
house, is down from San Francisco.
Mrs. J. J. Jennings, New York literary
woman, is in town for a short visit.
Councilman F. M. Nickel left yesterday
for a several weeks vacation trip to Mount
Shasta.
Mrs. r. E. Jack, wife Of prominent San
Luis Obispo banker, is in the city, with her
family.
M. A. Werthemer, a prominent Sam
Diego attorney, is in the city, accompanied
by his wife,
A. B. Roth, Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Douglass
and s. G. Marshutz are in San Diego this
week.
Robert Hale, ex-president of the school
board, is back from visit of several weeks
in the east
H. M McGregor, travelling passenger
agent of the Canadian Pacific, with head
quarters at San Francisco, is in the city.
After an extended trip to Niagara Falls,
New York, Washington and the south, Mrs.
B. r. Coulter and her daughter Fannie
have ruturned to Los Angeles.
Col. E. A. Cransfeld, postmaster of Albu-
querque. N. NJ, with his wife, nurse and
two children, are spending the season at
Redondo and the Arcadia, Santa Monica.
j. Rosenfeld, prominent shipowner OF
San Francisco, is in the city. Mr.. Rosan-
field has just arrived at Port Los Angeles
with a shipload of corn from Australia.
Judge Erskne NJ. Ross of the circuit
court is in San Francisco, and Is staying at
the Palace hotel. He will leave for Port
land, Ore, In couple Of days to try cases
there.
Mrs. Thomas Reilly, nee Northam.
with her mother, Mrs. r. j. Northam
have left for San Francisco. Mrs. Reilly
will be Joined by her Husbands and will ac-
company him when he goes east to make
arrangements for Madame Modjes1ka's ap-
pearance in Chicago. Mrs. Northam will In
two weeks return to Los Angeles.
The herald., 1898-09-08
More War Taxea

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 1.-THE Sec
retary Of the Treasury has informed Col
lector of Internal Revenue Lynch that all
county fair associations must pay a tax
Of SO year and that all exhibitors at
such fairs not controlled by the officers
must pay similar tax. and that circuses
or similar shows must pay tax Of s1Oo
The managers Of coursing events must ais O
pay a yearly tax OF SO.
The herald., 1898-09-08

reported in the mountain regions Of Te-
hama county. Raisin drying continues;
large yield is expected in the San Joaquin
Valley. Hops are yielding good crop.
Beets are being harvested; light crop.
Oranges and lemons are growing well, and
will give fair crop II rain comes early.
Walnuts are reported as nearly UP to the
average. Grain and hay are bssow the
average In most sections.
The herald., 1898-09-08
Fire at Prescott

PRESCOTT, Arix., Sept. IA fire oc.
CURED this morning at 2:3O resulting in
the death of two persons and the serious
injury Of three others. The dead are Mrs.
H. T. Andrews and Clea Nyren. Most ser.
iously injured, Mr.. e. w. Mitcher, James
Austin. Slightly injured, Dennis A. Barker
Mr.. Hunt. The fire started In an unknown
manner in the residence Of +. 8. Davis,
The herald., 1898-09-08
Halter Detectives

Detectives Steele and Talamantes ar
rested Ed Doyle on a charge of petty lar
ceny yesterday. He was charged with
stealing halter from Grant Bros. & Ward,
the contractors, the halter being valued at
so cents. Doyle was found guilty and will
be sentenced today by Judge Morrison.
The herald., 1898-09-08
Temperance Legion

The Loyal Temperance Legion, conduct
ed by Mrs. Lucy s. Blanchard, gave an
entertainment yesterday afternoon in the
First Congregational church. The exer-
clses consisted of music. recltations and
dialogues by the little people who compose
the juvenile department of the w. c. T. U.
work. The meeting was we'll attended and
the program entertaining.
The herald., 1898-09-08
California Pensions

= WARRINGTON. Sept. 7.-Pensions were
granted yesterday as follows: Benjamin F.
Oddlngs OF Alameda; Pluma Augusta
Ford. Alturas; Jane Bias, Santa Cruz;
Henry Buck, Oakland; William A. Witte,
Los Angeles; Thomas Purcell. Napa; Cath
erinc Buck. Oakland.
The herald., 1898-09-08
California Crops

sAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 1.-The follow
ing Is a summary Of the weather and crop
condition In California during the past
week:
The temperature has been below the
normal IN all sections except San Luis
Obispo. A thunderstorm with light rain
occurred ct Red nluAI on the LIT. Frost il
The herald., 1898-09-08
Off the Globe

Archie Bernard was given a five-months'
f1oater yesterday by Justics Morrison for
petty larceny. In company with I. Mel.
meyer the prisoner stole number Of eleo.
trio globes from Sycamore grove
The herald., 1898-09-08
Undelivered kilograms

There are undelivered kilograms at the
Western Union telegraph office for S. p.
Sanderson, r. c. Lowell, Mark Smith, e.
K. Allen (2), John 7. Yates, Mrs. Anna
Molle,
The herald., 1898-09-08
Who

wants money back for StAsI-
Angs Best tea?
Only a few-no, that's too
many.
Nobody-no, that's too
few.
Almost nobody yes.
that's right. .
The herald., 1898-09-08
Not Yet Confirmed

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 7.-Nothing con-
firmatory of the loss Of the whaling fleet
has been received by the Pacific Steam
Whaling company as yet.
The herald., 1898-09-08

In a total Of 1O.076 votes majority of 400
is not by any means a complete barrier to
Democratic success A change of two
votes in every hundred cast would have
given the Bryan electors in this district a
slight majority; or a change Of four votes
In each of the fifty-seven precincts Of the
district would have given al''ke majority
to the Bryan electors. N systematic
work and good candidate, against Mr..
Currier the Thirty-eighth district can be
put In the Democratic column.
In the Thirty-sixth senatorial district
Capt. Simpson OF Pasadena Qncumben)
and George Phibbs Of this city are dtsput-
ing the Republican nomination. On the
Democratic side there does not appear to
be any ayowed candidate In the field.
Judge Willets, the law partner OF Capt.
Simpson, has been mentioned as a candi-
date in the event that Capt. Simpson
should fail OF the nomination. The name
Of D. X. Trask has also been mentioned
The herald., 1898-09-08

The Call is authority for the statement
that the Republicans Of the Fifth congress
sional district will nominate Eugene F.
Loud, incumbent, from San Francisco.
William Craig has already been nominated
by the Democrats. The withdrawal of Elk
Judge D. J. Murphy leaves the field clear
for Mr.. Loud.
The herald., 1898-09-08

The Democratic county convention will
probably be held about the goth of this
month at Santa Monica. The Popuist and
Silver Republican conventions will be held
at the same place and upon the same day.
The railroad, 1t is understood, will make
the same rate Of fare from all country
points to Santa Monica az to Los Angeles.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-27

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iiae, al ban er Ell al Spens leoenoe
Meno os itaar ierbeles bpit / SeiOlf-
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Sartmans iibite BOG ON Gatarrb. Gen.
bss iii builfenipmbelit Aoresie al The
Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Co.,
Columbus, Ohio.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-27
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Ten beifgttes eobt ira Sslioen.

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ben fsrite qfbeling afsaust fra 3ums
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fat Der. Srigss 0eportemntet bar
trufet iuaoanne 6ordnItaltntuser al
pao SO Elmer er $4,000 Wtano i9rs
pi9e til al TRANSFORMERS berben.
Der pil blipe 10 GanoingsIteoer -
ct sitenior 9upuna, oe ct peitenfor. %
regul9re Trooper aiienoes fsrit.
timber Ganoi9tning.n ligger bel
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fan anbringes beloi9t.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-27
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1rips'S eparientnie bel iornoisi nieS
be %inDmsnitrepc JripiiIige.

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ct Sunbrsbe Suiinbe Waub baooe oa
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men bIepen ltuffet, ioet entsIte Statsr
itts bar ibIot BET 9ut, be ItuIoe for at
fpIoe Ballet 125 900 5riuiniae iioite
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fsrits 100000 5ripiIiss bar tssnet.
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par itillst iireuge Sororingsr for at
bltpe antdget. Gunoe man iom inos
melot 5riuiaig liz. fplos ule be 5ors
sringsr I pbpiiit Ssn'eenbs. iom eiors
oes, ou biep gtbtommsuoe rsiieerst,
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Ter iia til 9ptte mso be ~pra9tigs Golf.
Der bibtiI er inbitreone.
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neite, bar mere eno alminoslig Snos
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bar llstet &rubt for. 2sirs2ip oa
5elts Wansprer tienoer 10 a0e tiolis
gere Meolemmsr al be IorItjeGige Or
gdni'atiunsr til.
Deb Gbictamauga, Mobils % Yam
pa bar nuturligpis Gsnerul Guarters
meitrene og General Sommisiarerns
baft bet truplt meb at ItnHe aft tilpeis,
Der trGnges for mango 5olt, Der Hal
uorutss for S~elttjenefte.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-27

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Wlr.
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Decorah-posten., 1898-05-27

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at bet tibIissre omtalte pripats Sor,
flag foreilaa en- 2op, bporsftsr bet for
bpbes at iGlge SObut til 8srn unosr
10 gldr. aommuneftprelierne bill fau
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litiet fratage 9srn Spbaf, naar be
rsaer paa @dpen.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-27

Bergen, 28Os Qpril. Selitubet for
De norite 5iiteriers 5rsmme bar ub=
ienot SnbbDoslie til en- international
6iIteritongres unbsr 5iitsriubitilins
gen Der ~iIommsr. aongresien bill Biz
be afbolot ira ben 18be til ben 21os
Suli, ~efterut llbitiain9sjurben, Der
Iammentraosr ben fsrIte !Salpbsf al
SuIi, er frroig pg ~umiooslbart efter
be fore Reeatter for inbenlanbife
gru9sz og 2b'tFarteier, Der bsgpnosr
ben 12ts Suli.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-27
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9dnoslsmsltsns Smittefarlisbeo. pua
&oneresien / 2onbon / 1881 tunoe
ban berette ON 73 Gpibemier, Der
itplotss inficeret Melt; / 1897 funoe
ban oplpIe ON ialt 1853 | be forenebe
8pn9srieer, bpor Smitten breote Its
meb Welfsn. III bisIe GpiOsmier unz
ait be SO Spfpios 5eber, AZ Starlaz
9ensisber pg % Sifterit.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-27

9il Drift al "Gbfiorb Sernsruber"
er netop oannet ct attieielItub meb en-
8apital al 100000 8r. iorbelt pda
100 Differ. Gru6erne er beli9senoe
peo Gofiorosn / Sfoten, / N9rbeoen al
Soos. 6pretasenpe aominiitreres al
en- DIRECTION bsitaaenbe al 0'6rr. 5az
briteisr $. Babe 8iis, Sngsnisr $.
q. Sielm og Gbpofat arel Dinge. 70
Mano sr beItiGftiset peo Gruben.