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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-27
WEEKLY BANK srArEMENT

s.usenent shows the following changes:
surplus reserve, decrease, 81, 7O3, S35;
loans. Increase, $9,o56.oOO; specie, de-
s saS. l'sS5,lOo; legal tender. increase,
circulation, Increase $685.
me oanks now hold S12,37S, 525 in ex-
cess of legal requirement.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
New York, August 26.-Flour active
noinnaiiy 5@l0c. lower to sell: Winter
patents. 3.60Q3.90; rice -four firm: good
to prime, 2.9503.l5. Corn Meal dun;
yellow western. 72@73c. Rye steady
NO. 2, 0l1ac. Barley. quiet: feeding.
S,sH@A01sc.; mailing. 4SG55c. Barley
wheat--spot weak; No. red 7s9sc.
options weak. at &c. decline, and sold
OIL all the morning under bright Spring
wheat news. lower cables. liquidation
ana extension Of short accounts; closed
weak, at INC. net decline; May closed
Sic.; September closed 151sc.; December
closed I.S5. Corn. spot weak; No. ,,
59tsc Options opened easy ut iIc. de-
cline, with wheat. and was Influenced
later by liquidation and fine crop ac-
counts; May closed 35isc.: August
closed 3SHc.: September closed 3sc.
Oats spot dull: No. 2. 26Ac; options
dun. Beef quiet; Fall. 9.5cMn.oo;
mess. 900; beef hams, 27.00a2S.50. Cut
Meats quiet; picked bellies. 6q7Mc.;
do. shoulders. G@6Mc.; do. hams. lOI
l01sc. Lard nominal; Western steamed
closed at 5.55; city steady. 5.15 refined
steady. Pork dull; mess, S.150?.5O;
short clear. 10.25@1t.75: family. 10000
ll.o0. Cotton-Seed OIL steady: yellow
26c. Petroleum firm; refined New York.
$50; Philadelphia and Baltimore, 7.75;
do. in bulk. 5.25. Rosin quiet and
easy; strained common, 1.27ls01.30.
Turpentine easy; 4Si4M49. Rice dull;
domestic fair to extra. A7s@7Nc.;
Japan. d%@59sc. Coffee. options open
ed steady at unchanged prices. and
varied scarcely points all through
the session. Considerable trading TO
close out old September deals were en-
gagged in, but aside from the specula-
ton was mcaere. The cable news
produced little or no effect, and stalls
teal changes led influence; closed
steady. 3 points lower 10 higher
sales, 10000 bags. including Septem-
bcr. 435; October 40 Spot. Rio dull
and nominal; No. Z Invoice 55sc; No.
Z tobbing. Gao. mild dull. but steady;
Cordova. SisM1lc. Sugar raw quiet
and unchanged; fair refining. 3 15-1Gc ::
centrifugal. 96 test. 41ac.: molasses su-
gar. 13-l6c. refined quiet: standard
a." Lice; graduated, 5-1Sc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-27
NAVAL STORES

Charleston, S. c.. Aug 26.-Rosin firm
and unchanged. nothing doing Turpcn-
tine. sales none.
Wilmington, y. C.. Aug. 26.-Sririts
urpcniinc, nothing doing: receipts. i55
casks. Rosin firm. ?0@95c. Crude tur-
pentine firm, $40 ana SEQ: receipts,
81. Tar steady, 81 80. receipts, SG6.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-27

drawback of normal Importance to
confident operation on the bull side was
the appearance of rain in several parts
of the cotton belt. The crop news. how
ever was decidedly bullish, as has been
the case all the week.
New York. Aug 2G.-Cotton futures
opened firm. August offered $50; Sep
TENDER. ISL; October, COG: November,
COY: December. G.iG: January, Go;
February, 6.23; March. 6.26; April
60: May. 6.33: June. 6.37.
Spot. quiet; middling uplands, &C.;
middiing gulf. Gee; sales, SIG.
Futures closed steady: August. 5.s5
september, 5.SG: October. 6 06; Novcm-
Der. Gil; December Gil; January.
GO: February. 6.25: March, GO; April.
G.32; May, 6.3G: June, $40.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
Liverpool. Aug. 26.-1 u, m.-Cotton.
spot business very limited; prices
I'D. higher. American middling fair.
s'td. Good lniddling, 3 Lied; middling.
9-l5d.; low middling, 39sd.: good Or
binary. ) S-l6d.: ordinary. Sd.
the sales Of the day We're 5000 bales.
OF which 900 were for speculation and
export and included 1900 bales Ameri-
can. Receipts. LOO bales American
Futures opened steady and closed
steady. American mIdtllins: August.
S-35-G4d.. BUYERS; August and Septcm-
Der. : 3i-6iGt3 32-6td.. sellers: Septem-
ber and October, 29-Gi03 30-Gid.. sell
ers; October and November 2T-G.@3
Slid. buyers; November ana Deccm-
Der. 3 2!-Gid.. sellers: December and
January. 26-6iM3 27-Cid. buyers Jan
uaTy and February. 5 26-6iGp3 27-Gid.,
buyers; February and March. 27-64d.,
BUYERS: March and April. 5 2S-Gid. sell
ers: April and MAY. 2S-GiCI3 21-6:d..
sellers; May and June, 29-64d. buy
buyers.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-27
SHIPPING REPORT.
Foreign aus; '""s,ui g.
August Goth. 1889

ARRIVED.
Br. stmp. Fcliciana, in Capes for
Lamberis Point
Sr. s;mp. York. Smith, New Orleans,
10 coal.
i,r. stmp. Forest Castle. Taylor, Rot
;crdam. via cSrdiif. 10 load.
Schr. Sarah and Lucy. Rutgers. New
York. light
Schr. Marion E.> Rockhill, Cranmer.
Nav York. light.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-27
CHICAGO MhRMsT.
Thtat Corn. Oats. Provisions. IarL sh or
Fills Eta,

Chicago. Aug. 26.-Wheat was veal,
all day to-day and closed at decline
OF iisc. for both December and Sep
tcmber The Northwest was Il large
seller and The demand was too light TO
absorb the offerings. The week cash
market was also n factor. Corn de-
clined 3sW &c. for September, but closed
only a shade lower for the other
months. Oats declined isnnc. and
provisions 507Ac.
The lending futures ranscn as fnllnr.s.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-27
SUBSCRIPTION LISTS OPEN ON
MONDAY, JULY 81, al BANK OF
COMMERCE, Norfolk, Va.
he terms or SUBSCRIPTION are

'rhc terms Of subscription are
Firsi-lhat each subscribiion shall he
ACCOMPANIED hy cash or certified check
Tor twenty PEI cent go per cent? OF the
face thereof and that the residue shall
be payable IN instruments If twenty per
cent. go per cent? on thirty days (3o)
written or published notice.
second hat all checks and cash be
pay able to Sank of Commerce. WHO have
hcen authorized 10 receive and recoip; for
all moncy pad on account Of the stock
III question. and TO hold the same sub
jet only 10 the order of Newport News
Ahatto!. Company.
Th.rd-Ow nix ia tho fever scare and
general absence eff business people durin,;
thc past wCcS it has hcen deemed advisa-
be TO further extend tim. TO prospective
subscribers, and that subscriptions 10 said
preferred stock shall close at : O'Clock n
m. September 4th. 1889. and in the event
of said amount of stock being over-siih-
scribcd previous 10 that date the right
is reserved TO return any money RENTED
as advanced payment on slld preferred
stock, and 10 LOT to subscribers a less
amount than that named in their sub
scripIons
For further particulars call or address
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-27
BOND MARKET.

Now YORK Aug. &C. 10.
United States 90. registered ,In,
United States 3s Registered icy,s
United States as coiipon ''''''' i ioS,2
United states new is. registered 49,. jp
United states new As. coupon ...... In
United States old is. registered .. iI9n
United States old As. coupon .. ne
frnitsS1 SS, ,atss 81. Ies.stered ........ MS
D;etrict ~ Co,,s,,r Go"yon '.'........ ILL.,
Virginia Centuries ~ g.,
Virginia Deferred ~
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-27

was nrn: winter patents Sc 5oa9do:.
straiShts. SS.20uS.31; spring sDe- ais 81 70.
spring patents. Sl.iOI37O: stagishis - soar
$50; bakers. sl.GoGt2 %: No. 3 snrirs,
wheat. Iot.G1i4c.: No. corn. 3eis
gS2Hc: No. : oats. 2li.Iei2c No.
2 white. &c: No 3 white. 52,lic9c
No. rye. 5iNj5i.c. No fax seed. $l-i7a.
l1Ts. primo timothy seed 81 isniiSi
Mess Pork. per barrel. S7.55f;> 30. lard. psr
10 pounds, SW ia go. short ribs siies
Qocscl, $3.50 d dry saltcd shoulders
tnoXodl. 59tsUl59.c. short clear sides
hoXed. s5.51N5.to Whisky. d.stillers'
cut loaf. unchanged
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-27
Norfolk Cotton Market.
NORFOLK MARKETS
For Grain. iilJ. Gr0Gire5, Provision
&c.
Norfolk. Va.

Quotations Wholesale Prices. mn
"ss icrw i.r stated, mud prices arc
subtcct 10 nuctUatIon i'm market.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-27

VIRTUE OF a CERTAIN DEED
~ N o. trust to me AZ trustee dated the
corded In the Clerks Office OF Norr,,i,
county -, In Decd Book No. lS2. page liz,
~, 10 secure Il certain debt therein dcscri;,rd
oi me Snd debt, and at lhe rcuu,st al
.,e creditcr therein secured. l shall sell
az puplc auction. AT the Norfolk Hoal
street, In The city OF Norfolk on the II
uHy or SEFTEMHER 1879. al y o'cloCI;
III; me FOLEY ng property. to-wt:
AL THAT CERTAIN LOT OR PAR
o ..,,.iLa or, i,AND at Lambort's Point Viz
E g,i. dcsisnated on the plat OF the Nor
IoIH W ater Front Development Co. us lot
i nyc feet on forty-hrst street, together
Win ne building thereon. Terms Cash.
WILL AM u. BALDWIN. Trustee.
BYRD. BALDWIN G. co.
""io--it Auctionccrs
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-27
AUCTION sALES-pUrUnE pays.
ny the Morris Auction House. "A Wasn-
ihs.oh street. opposite new market.

g ALE OF WELL KEPT HOUSE.
Nv, HOLD FURNITURE.
Wo Will sell for account of n por,y do
Ginning housekeeping at residence 10 Il
GHmoeriand street, ON MONDAY MORN.
a ani%, A a Isl, 18th. commencing at ii
In: VIZ: Bedroom Suits. in Oak and Wal
nut; fine Folding Bed. Walnut Wardrobe
teather Beds, Hair Mattresses, pillows
Mattlngss. fine Cooking Range. Parlor
SUITS, lounges, Extension Table. Side
BOARD, Crockery. Glassware, SC I,adic.
especially invited to attend sale
au2G-2t II. r. NORRIS. Manager.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-27
By the Morris Auction House. "A Wash.
ington street. opposite new market.

= Took OF FINE FURNITURE AT
- AUCrlON.--We will sell for account
9G, party changing business at store No.
sv[ Nortn street. corner Middle. Ports.
mouth: Va. WEDNESDAY MORNfNG
- the Seth. commencing at II
u &c, CLOCK: all the stock contained therein.
W. w; flne Bedroom Suites Parlor Suites
l,ed Lounges. Single Lounges. Brass Bed,
aT. sii,ns cSideboards, Chairs. Extension
ss,veess. safes, Baby Carriages. Go Carts
neMihS Machines. Pictures E.nscls Mir,
r rors Fine Parlor Lamps, Toilet Sets
r Iapie Covers. Rugs. Mattresses Trunks
Sooh stoves Ladies especially invited to
"t1ehI s%,e. X. r.. MORRIS
rd':, Size are licensed auctioneers for
-----r n-ott.I. aua7-3t
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John N:cmeyer. Auctioneer.

ID Y VIRTUE OF a DEE, o1, ,r,,,s,
~ dated February list 1856, and duiv r.
corded IN the Clerks office OF the County
6 1or' IN me county OF Norfolk. va. in
-. - 10. page 2aa. made by VIM Thomas
- NIB ana w'fc.dcfault having been mad"
ara q, the request of the party in sd
dech SECURED Will Offer for sale In front
Oh inc Norfolk County Courthouse on
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-27
IL VI II IA1 Ut seq
TEMBER, AT 70 O'CLOCK NJ.
a LOT or LAND. WITH \ TWO
STORY FRAME: DWELLING HOUSE
THEREON.

fronting thirty GO fecO feet on the nnr.h
sac OF Berkeley avenue ard ex;enG.a,
p"e" one hundred feet between parallel
''"cs' known ana numbered as lot nu.nacr
."S'Nc VIZ berkley avenue. on plan Of w.
w. SnVeS'ers Lewiston property, made
ny . A. . mnson. rhis property VIII Lc
sou Tor cash and will he subjcc, to a
,"'or zen OF six hundred doi'ars Gnm.
re'u by me Trustees of the Twin Ci,;.
.i'"nhent Building Association, OF Nor
folk. Va.
am2G-tdq /. N Sill Nir-.rI.n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-23

RETTER Nous even Han that
Il pubHsbed IN yesterday morn
fns's Post htelhgencer vas received
yesterday BY Capt. ". ". Robin
son. jr., from the department At
Washington City. Official dispatches
show that not only tie 800 horses of
tie Third cavAlry wM Be assembled
here. but tie entire regiment itself.
numbering J.IW men andfhetr J.JW
horses.
Capt. Robinson also received IN
formation that transportation Q,oald
have to Be provided here for other
horses for czvairy use IN tie Philip
pines. No number eyas specified,
and any estimate iust noav evould be
nothing better than \ guess. Ffve
hundred males and \ past lot of har-
ness and svasoas hill also Be shipped
from TITS port. The Third regiment
of cavalry bill assemble here and go
into camp prior to taking passage on
the transport Hancock. 1obich las
been orderedhere from San Francisco.
At present the plan of the quarter
master department Is to have the
Hancock carry the men. and the other
vessels chartered here carry the
horses. all the vessels to SAT- together
In conpoy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-23

MR.. ROOT HAS ACCEPTED,
Notifies the President OF HIS will
lingness to Assume the Port
folio of War

WASHINGTON. july e. Elihu Root OF
New York. has accepted the war portfolio
in President Mckinley's cabinet. The iel-
egram OF acceptance was received shortly
after noon, while Secretary Long WAS
with the president. Secretary Aiger had
just left. The tender of the war portfolio
was made to Mr.. Root last night after
the conference at the White House As
the pres.den, will leave for the Adiron-
dacks Wednesday or Thursday OF next
week. II IL hardly probable that Mr.. Root
viii coma 10 Washington TO confer with
him before that time. II is regarded as
more likely that Mr. Root will meet the
president at Lake Champiain the latter
part OF the week.
Secretary Alger is IN receipt oe great
number Of letters and kilograms from per-
sons in every station in life all touching
upon his retirement from the cabinet. So
numerous ara communications on this sub
,ect that tbs secretary finds himself phys.-
ca,iy unable 20 make proper separate re-
sponses 10 all of them. therefore. he has
requestes. the Associated Press TO convey
10 the writers and senders an acknowlefg-
meat Of bis deep appreciation o: the senti-
ments expressed,
Secretary Aiger this afternoon addressed
the following telegram 10 Mr. Root. OF
Southampton. on hearing ot his acceptance
0f the war portfolio:
Accept NY bes. congratulations sni
thanks"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-23
Two Killed and a Number Seri-
ously Injured.
THE WRECK TAKES FIRE
AND is ENTIRELY BURNED
One Passenger. Pinned In the Ruins,
In Roasted to Death-Thr~e Car
Loads Of Valuable Freight
Destroyed.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post .-in'elllgencer.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. July 2s.-The Chess
apeake e. Nashyill. train which lefs Cal
.a;ira this evening for Sco;tsviile, Ky. was
wrecked seventeen miles east of Galiatin.
Two lives were lost. several persons re-
eeiyed Injuries OF serious nature. and
the damage dons to she railroad property
was large. The train consisted ot SIX
cars three cf whtch contained freight
While ;rost.e between Ble<isoe ana West
More;and was being crossed. a portion os
ths str1cta.s gave way. ard the train fen
sixty feet n the ground The engine had
passed over. when the cars tuu5led In a
heap with a terrific crash. carrying the
engine with them
There were quite number 81 passcs-
gers on hoard the train. and mos. - them
were Injured As quickly as possible IN
formation q the accident was sent 10 CAL
latin ard Nashville, and at 1870 o'clock To-
nigh, special train. conveying physicians
was sent 20 tire scene. preceded BY Il train
from Galissin with otasr dostor&.
Mr. Bird residence unknown. sad 20 be
a representative % a sses. was pinned in
The ruins sai burned 70 Death. Charles
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-23
RECRUITS AT VANCOUVER.
pdic~rs and Men for the Thirty
Fifth Regiment Gather 1T
the Harrneks

VANCOUVER wash, July = 2-offcers
and recruits for the Thirty -ffrn United
States volunteer infantry regimen; being
recruited nsre have been arriving daily
during the week Among the officers as
signed - the re@tTent who have arrived
are lieut. Col Edward II isfnmmer ard
Adgs capt TarEsh. Capt Charles n Rob-
erts. FIRST fss4uts. George / Becker and
John II. few<s and Second Lsegt fart.
lAeat Col. Psarnsner and Capt. DarEaa
Aavu gore IN San Francisco by order o.
Ma Gen Ssafser FOR CONSULTATION with
the department. commander wisa reference
"a tse organization ~ the regiment.
Assasat sixty recruits have arrived fo- .hs
new regiment gp IN ,kss tirss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-23
ITALY Is INVESTIGATING.


WASHINGTON. July E-The lynchlng
or ave Italians in Louisiana yesterday
promises 10 assume an International AZ
peet through tire action OF the Italian gov
ernmens- Coan, vfncl. the Italian charge
d'affairea. called at tho state depsrimen,
rhis morning and made representations 20
the officials concerning the atrec.sy ia
Louisiana. In order TO get fun !nforma-
ton as a basis for action by this govern
ment. Secretary Hay seiesraphed tho gov-
ernor OF Louisiana. requesting him 10 send
all the facts In the case.
The affair Is considered In official rsai.
tan quarters a. much like that in the
Mafsa cases at New Orleans. while Mr..
Blaine was secretary OF state. a, which
time the Italian minister. Baron Fava,
called for his passports and left the coun-
try. Baron Fava Is now in Rome on va
cation. ana during his absence Count vtnci
has charge OF Italian affairs In this coun-
try.
Count vineis representations to the state
department were based on dispatch from
the acting Italian consul a; New Orleans
Mr.. Pahini. Coun, vinci al once directed
that all the particulars In tho case b
secured. and that special inquiry be made
as TO whether the victims were Italian cit
izens who had not ye, been natura.ixed.
In submitting the matter 10 the state
department: Count yinci wrote note. re-
citing the telegram and reinforcing II with
a expression OF the hope that steps would
be taken to ascertain tho facts and extend
protection 20 Italians In the nsishhorhood.
There Was no intimation from Count
vinci that his government was disposed TO
make a serious asus OF the affair.
The Fanfuiln Censures America.
ROME. July s2---The Fanfu,la. comment
Ing upon thu iynching of the Italians at
Taiiula- in Madison parish. La. yester-
Gay. recalls similar cases which have cc-
CURED In the past. and while stiEmatixing
such savage acts. deplcres the indiffer-
ence OF the United States government.
which. the Fanfuila says. has not strength
10 vanquish fra;ricidal preiadiccs. and
sometimes. a. In the case OF the shooting
of the miners az Haselion. refuses all ex-
PLANTATION OF ana satisfactcton ssf the
lynch!ngs.
All Were Prospective Citiasns.
NEW ORLEANS. July IA dispatch
from Tallula says the fve Italians who
were iynehed yesterday had been living in
Madison parish for some years. and had
all fled declarations to become citixcns
Some had applied for naturalization pa
pers.
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GEN. BEEBE TO RETURN.
VIII Endeavov to secure an Order
for Oregon Men to Re-
tain Arms.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 3s-Brig Gen.
Beebe. OF the oregon National Guard. wiii
leave for Portland tomorrow Night. He In
well pleased with the appearance Of the
men and their camp. Mai Moore and
Capt. Mckay will remain here 20 wal. on
Gen. Sssafter and en5esvor 60 secure his
permission for tina regiment 10 retain sss
arms until after arrival az Portland
Col Summers. Lieut. Cob Torsr. Aats.
Crowns ard several other sfan offeers
we're guests of the Bohemian Club at sha
midsummer iinks on the Russian river yes
ler3ay.
Clinton II. Campbell. % the Washington
regiment, who was brought back ers the
Indiana insane. is 10 f@ sent 10 tho ma
tl0nsl asylum a. Washington. He was a
private in COMPANY III.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-23
WARDNER TRIAL CLOSING.
Defendant Corcoran's Testfwoay Ne
fore sh~ Caron~S's Jury IL
Hul~d Out

WALLACE. idaho. IGiy 1-The es5-
6encs in the trial of pEaI Cereorsa for tbs
murder 81 James chsyne during the rists
-, gardasr on Aprfi -. was completed to-
day. ard e- Monday shs Arguments viii
cs commenced. No limit has yet bssn
placed On tbs tive Of argument. nss ~ viii
pronassy extend eysr Mon9ay an5 -ues-
day
Tnis morning Judge Stewart held corco-
rAn's testimony rsksn before the ceronsrss .
Su-y wss snassnsssSssle. In tasx ruling ae
said be lad grave cesoss as 20 les cor-
recsness. bat preferred 20 give the de-
.sr4xat tbs s@ns1t 81 sAs doubt Tsse
state has ensy Gre wtsneas len 10 p
sAs rssnq31G taas = the pais en- ths 1ay
r . -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-23
TRAMP SHOT AND KILLED,
Armed with = scythe and Her
SON Came to Her Rescue.

PASCO, July 2.-Abous I o'clock this
morning an unknown man entered the
house OF Frank Schunemann. attacked
Mrs. Schunemann with a scythe and was
shot and killed by her son. Louis Schune-
mann. The dead man was a tramp. Iis
had presented himself at the house the
previous evening and asked for food which
was furnished him. During the night he
returned and entered ths house, awaken
ing Mrs. Schunemann, who called her son
and left her room.
Upon this the intruder attacked her with
the scythe. which hs had secured In the
garden Schunernann. hearing his moth
er's screams. rushed 10 the scene with a
large rifle. In the darkness he WAS afraid
10 shoot. but finally succeeded In getting
the Intruder between himself and tho win
dow and fired with the above result.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-23

S3IEAieS or the IEfr3 caNa5Fy or
dered shipped from this pcrt.
During the day. however. Capt.
". W Robinson. tr. received lengthy
dispatch from Quartermaster General Lud-
ington which changed all that. /, gave
official Information that not only all the
I.ioo horses OF the Third cavalry had been
ordered assembled and shipped here. bat
fha, the men themselves would gather here
anc SO into camp fer a week OF so and
take passage on the transport Hancock.
which has beea ordered here sron San
Francisco very gratifying feature OF
ouartermaster General Lu3ing;enS' dts
patch is his dsiine, and emphatic recogns-
sion OF the fact that vessels can coal far
cheaper here than In San Francisco.
Capt Robinson said last night: 1T ap-
pears from QUArtermasier General I.udng-
;on's dispatch received by me today that
the secretary o. war has directed the whole
CT the Third cavalry. men ard horses. 10
se ordered 20 Seattle for transportation TO
Manila. ard that Gen. Shaf,er has peer
directed 20 order the transport HAncock,
formerly the Arizona. 70 Seattle after she
gets hack from Manila 20 San Francisco
and hss been overhanlei and provlssonsd.
TIE ssarternaasser generals dispateh
makes a paint a the fact shat coal IA
cheaper here than IN sau Franc SEQ. and
states thai the Hancock VIII be coalaa Al
this port. TIE Hancock Is due at SAa Fran
clxc, ahoat August i. sua nay dispatches
sessy state that gre viii be oyeTk&aiea and
yrovtsscnei there In ,s-ae 20 reach Sea,sI.
about August n
My off4ciai advises also show TIA: Pres
.d.n. Neklnley's express desire - that ths
ship carrying the horses 81 tse Third cav
airy - accompanied sy tss transport ear
ryiug tne men of tsat regiment. 50 TIA;
they viii arrive At Mantz together
Tn addition 70 the horses to - Assem-
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7 OND0N Jsiy 77.-9xe al&last
- sports At tie Qseen's Czu6
today betvesn teams from 01ford
and Cambridge and Yale and Har-
uand resulted n Victory BY = aarvw
margin for tie English.
Tie Prince Of Wales and tie Duke
and Duchess Of Nork honored tbs
gathering. At 1ohich there 1eere some
1900 oniookers IN tie stands and
around tie ropes. Yale and Har-
vand BOTH had stands. Not . pa-
cant seat was 10 be seen Aaywhere.
and tie srosnds neVer presented I
brighter or more brilliant scene.
Many Of tie spectators carried faes
or other tokens Of sympathy ~'4A ons
or tie other Of tbe contsndie sides.
A more exciting naeetiao 1sss ae~er
beld. from star to finish tie sessN
4vas IN doubt.
Each evenf bas greeted w6A
cheers. inspantaly dtvdSed betwsen
tie Enslishmen and Americans. aad
neber before 1eas such rivalry seen.
and At tie same time such mani
festation of good. sporsmaniiks
feeling.