davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-05
Garften G. sOrh9repinF, Setter DER engli4en siopoEGrpeoiton.

partement BDrenees<S rientdles, Roscoff i'm
Department 6iniitere unb 8iuefran9e bel
Nt55a gear6eitet 1onie AUDI Der GOmmi1iDn
CUR Our9forf6utg bes @olfs bu 2ion am
ge60rt bat, lit bis6er meiit nit 3oolpgi19en
5Orf4ungen bei9dftigt getpeien Nretopsfi,
Der in 2iitti6 uno Parts Mat6ematit, G6ez
mie un0 @eOlogie itubirt bat, penoete 1i6
in lebter 3eit i'm 9inblid auf bic BON Der
6elgif3en Sii0polarz@rpeoition in Nngriff
gu n%e6men0en Probleme Der @leti9erforz
f6ung gu. Der ameritaniI6e Qr5t @oof,
Der f6on ben lieutenant pearD auf beKen
NoropoIreifen begleitete, i4loB ii6 Der ST.
petition in Siioamerita an.
Gum g@luB mod einige Norte ii6er
frii6ere SiopOlarz6Ori6ungen unb bic Bis
iebt betannten Sbeile bes antartti16en
S5eans.
Na3 ben Grge6nifen Der bis6erigen Torz
f9ungen eri9eint es mod 3peifel6aft, ob bic
I4on iebr fritz uufgeIteQte 8e6auptung, oaB
es einen antartti6en Sentiment gebe, ri6tiQ
1T. Die 8abrideinli4teit ipri6t fir Die
4ufl0iung beg SiiDpolargs6iets in sSn1elz
gruppen. Sin anturttii9er Sentiment fam
b0d)tens an elmer @teue (2tufrdlien 9egenz
iiber) ben 70. 8reitengrao peIentli9 ii6erz
f9reiten uno muB duf Der atlantiI9tn Seite
nett bon bemielben "entfernt blei6en. 6ier
errei9te, 1pie gefagt, MeboeG ON 20. Sc
6ruar 1928 unter 1920 lpeitli9er 2Gnge
in fat eisfreiem Meet bic 8reite pon740 10
0as man an Sanoma7ien Bis ieBt entoedt
bat, lit fol9enbes: SiibIio0Itlib bon Der
SiiDIpiBe Mmerifas liegen 3pii6en 631 unO
$50 fibliber 8reite Srinitpz uno pal:ner=
Lamb, 1921 bon potpeQ unD Ydlmer entbedt;
peiter 1iibli9 in Der 8reite be3 PolartreiIes
Das 1882 BON 8riscpe enf0efte Noeldibenz
un0 9ra6amslanb unb auf Der Stfeite oa3
S~rinitplanbes Das 1888 BON Oumont b'urz
bile entoefte 2ouis Ybilippetano nebf Der
SSn5el sSyoinpiGe. GOn i'm finD bic IGor
1899 pon DIRT @errits geIe6enen, aber erit
1919 bpn %. Smith pirfli9 entbedten Siioz
56etlanbzS nIeln bur6 bic RreH5fieloitraBe
eei9ieben. @ibli9 bapun entbedten 1893
"a 6amburger @9iffe bus &0nig Oscar
II.=2anb, 1onie bic 2in6en6ergz unb @briz
fterienzSniel nit tbdtigen 8ulfoner. Gibz
reitli4 bon SiiDzS6etlarO liegt bic Nleranz
bcr@Safel unb Die Peter@Sniel, beiOe 1921
BON 8elin9s6auien entbedt. 8eiter ipeitz
liG 1T fem 2anb geieben pprOen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-05

%. Geemonnsz Mbsnteuer. Bon
S. SO. Oa6lmann.
%. Ger perlorene Gomerao. Bon
Sans 9ppfeu.
"a. 81. 3ernopiB. 8on 6. Sutroz
S6ueGtng.
25. MGGes 8ereebGi6 un5 anbere
@ei9t9ten. Bon Ruoplph 2i1bau.
&c. Sim Cummings. Bon 81. s.
Pinterton.
81. 6err unh Srau 8eiper. Bon
8aul 2tnbau.
%. &Ietber MAIDEN 2eute. Son
9pttfrieb Seller.
Ser 8iloerborratb umfaBi bic folgsnoen
Rummern:
%, b. Gaprtpt, @rzsan3Ter bss Geuts
f9en &ei4ss. Sin pO9l3etrOffenes Bib.
StabIii6.
30. Sail er WiGbeIm +. au benz
Sterbebette. Sin Sel0rud5ilo in
Der 8r0be BON 2OX3O 3pu. sir ieben
9euti9en tpirb bieIes Bib Elm Dertbs
Dolss @ebentblatt an hen pelitorbenen
0elbentaiier irin.
81. sal er WilbeTm II. D q L
tertn N9u It a 8.tctortd. .3pe1
e%in5elne 8iIoer, (9ieie 8tIoer iino oerz
9rlTeH.)
80. s ii It 8tsmurd.
80. 9raf MoItte.
"a. 8apft Seq XIII.
30. (Ber9rtffen.)
SO. Gbri # US am &reI3e.
81. NapDlepn'S Gi63ug BON
Mpstau. Sin SeGorud nad lReifo@
nier's MeiIterpsrf,
80. S.fus G1rtfus. S:tDrud.
80. Die bei1t9e Mu1;u. Oelorud.
Die Quittung fir eingeibtttts @elo err
folgt ouf benz tleinen 9etbtn 3ettel our9
8erGnberung oes Monats uao Der Sabres@
gail.
Dieter 3etteG aeigt ieOsm oeier, biz 5u
peI6em Datum er ge3a9It bat, unb mag
idumige 3abler gGei48siti3 an tbrs Ters
pfli4tun9 erinnern.
8riefe unb @eGoer abr.fire ma's:
ILLINOIS STAATSZEITUNG CO.,
CHICAGO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-05

Grit unter 170-16O0 0ftli9er 2Gnge entz
beetle Sames GGarf 8OB Q841-42) @ictp=
riaz2anb nit Bergen BON 10000 big $4,000
SUB 606e, bdrunter bic 8ulfdne @rebus,
Serror uno Melbourne, leBterer $4,000 SUB
bnd. 3piI9en 1855 uno go 0itGi9er 2dnge
bon 9reenpt9, unter Dem polartreis, Derz
8eihneten 9umont b'1rbiue, 8alIenp uno
8tlfes Q839-40) cine Reibe Snieln UNI
observation-disclosures &iitentreden, Die uuz
ter Dem Ramen @ilteslano 5uiammengefaBt
tperDen; peiter ne itli9 BON Wtlfes[ano lieat
&emplanb Iopie baS 1881 BON 8iscue entz
oedte Snoer6Dlano, beioes pu6ri9einli9 MIR
Snfeln. Mu9 Die I9pn petter norbti9 liez
Qenbe, ppn @oof 1775 entDedte, 1919 BON
8elings6auIe ZEN unteriu4te Sanbpi6gruppe,
oas e6enfuQs BON Gopf unterIu9te, fAom
1875 BON QarD6e entDedte Sibs9epr9ien
uno bic 1921 bon Balmer unD Yppeu aufgez
funoenen Neua ober @iibzS rfnepz Snieln
perben 8u ben 5iiopolarldnbern gere9net.
Gettbem Die n@baIenger" zgrpeOition i'm
Sabre 1874 ii6er ben Bolarfrets porbrdng
uno 0aIman Q873-74)@ ra6amslanb urs
teriu9te, uno felt Der 6ubrt Der v@u5eIt"
Q874-75) lit Die GrFori4ung Der SiD=
polarIdnoer ipieber6Olt BON 0euti4lanb aus
Gngeregt poroen. 9}amentli6 aber mar man
in Nuitralien, piepo6G ber9eblih, bafir tbdz
tig. Grbip Sabre 1895 regten Der 0eutIde
@eogrua Flag uno Der Snternationale @e6z
qrap6entag gu 2on0on bieie 5ruge BON
Neuem an uno Ieit6er iin0 Die oben erpdbn4
ten @rpebitiOnen abgeianOt pOrOen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-05
Das SiiopoIar9ebiet.
Die Expedition DER Southern Gro6".

Mtt ni9t mirber 9roBem SntersfIe pirh
bon ben WGnnern Der Wifeni9aft unb benz
Publitum i'm N1gemeinen Die bereit5 felt
GINGER 3eit unterpegs befinbli9e, BON benz
Gn9ldnOer Sir George Netpnes alDsgeriftets
dntartttf@e expedition berfolgt, bic auf Dem
Sampfern Soutbern GroB" unter Der 2eitung
BON Capt. 6. s. 8orbgrebinf, Nnfangs Sc
bruar bieies Sabres ppn !9obart, auf Der
auitralii9en SSnfel Sasmanien, oufbra9.
gta4 Der n%eueiten tele9rap6ii4en Na9ri6t
1T bic nSoutbern GroB" bereits in port
G6almers, Neu=G eeEanO, angetommen, naf=
Dem ie 8or6grebinf uno feline 0efe1i6aft
bel Gape Nbair auf 0ictoriaz2ano ans
2unO geieBt batte. Ser 9ampfer beri4tete,
baB ale SOr1her, uls tie ans 2anb gingen,
BEL better @eiunobeit g~etpsfen feien.
Die Expedition 1T, tpie i6on aus Obigem
gu erie6en, in 8e3ug duf neiteres 8orbrinz
gen naD @iipen auf bic 8enubung por
S9litten d~n9etpieien, unO lit in biefer 9e3iez
bung o1f bas @~Outommenite uusgeriiitet.
gu ben pi9tigten @usriiitun9s>@rtifeln gez
b0ren bic Sunbe, 1lno es murbe fir biefen
3ped cine Mn3ubl Der %feinften unb ebeliten
Samoiebenz 9unbe, bic erten @remplare
biefer Ruhe, bic na4 @nglano ein9efubrt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-05

Norpegers, unb feline Mutter, beren Mdoz
6ennnme 8iblep 1T, ftammt bon Dem @r3s
bif9of glei9en Namens ab, pel9er pdbren0
Der Regien4ng Der 80nigin Marie elm WtGrz
tprer be8 Proteftantismus putbe. 8Or4z
grepinf erbielt feline Nusbiloung auert in
Gbritiunid, ipGter in Der fG9if4en Stabt
Sharanbt, unn begab it9 oann mad Nuitraz
lien, mo CT am gppbetpuQ= College in Neuz
SiiozWales 2e6rer Der 8ermeIungstunOe
unb Observation-Disclosures nurOe. !6ter faBte
er bic erIten Pldne fir cine antarftii9e ST.
petition, bic er iebo6, ba inn bic n0t6igen
Mittel fe6lten, nidt bertpirfli9en tonnte.
ooSmmerbin untsrna6m er cine fur3e 9fetie
no1 benz Siben, UNI einen She'll Der &egios
men, bic er ipdter 81 beIu6en geba9te, FEM
men gu lernen. SEPT erit iiebt er feline lang
gebegten Minf6e erfiilt. @r geoentt niAt
Dor benz Sabre 1900 5uriid3utebren.
Cine brittle Expedition, iiber Osren Grz
folqe mir in ni1t al5u ferner 3eit Nd6eres
erfa6ren D%iirften, lit bic bon 8elgien aus
nit Dem 0ampfer r8elgica" ubgegon9ene
unter Der 2eitung Oss jungen MarinezOffi
3iers Mbrien be @erla9e, bic BON punta
Nrenas an Der Ma96ellaenes= Strabe aus
i'm @inter 1897 na9 @~rabamslanb a6z
fu6r. Bon bort bea6fi4ttgte be SerIa4e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-05

ten, unb bas muht it9 I9pn bel Der Inn
f3tffung bes Sap 9prn unD be5 Sap Der
guten 9Offnun9 fiiblbur, BADEN nit erOz
BEN nautif9en S9piertgteiten 6a fdmpfen,
neil Der ~treueite 5reunD bes Seemanne5,
Die M~ugnetnabel, bier lire ii9ers Si6rung
perTagt, Nur nit 6iilfe berldBGihe| mag
netiI6er &arten lit es m0gli9, bic ~ftarfen
unb %fortpG6reno perdnOerli4en N6pei9unz
gen gu eltminiren, tpel9en bort bic Wtag@
netnubel untertporFen lit; uber ipitez
mattf6e, minbeitens Elm Sa6r binour6 fort
8eDbu6tung fam gu Oieien 3arten
Oos Muterial liefern, auf befTen 3uoerz
IGfiigfeit uapb bic @i9erbeit Der S9tTf>
fabrt beru6t. 60 bilbet bic eromagneiii9e
Sorf6ung nt6t nur in mifeniduftli9er,
ionbern au1 in prafti9er 8e5ie6ung zines
Der pi6ti9iten 3iefe Der oeutl6en Cir
larz@rpeoition. @te groB in febterer
9iniidt audi ferner bic @rtunoigung Der
Sreibeisber6Gltnife lit, bon beEen auf Der
NorpbemiIpbdre nod Der 9ur8 Der transz
atlanti14en 9ampfer ob6Gngt, tann nur
bier ongeoeutet tperOen, e6enIo mte sic
f3on ~ermd6nte 9iilfe, pel9e Die Wittez
rungsfunbe bon meteprologtI9en 8ephu9z
tungen i'm 3uben Siiben erparten barF,
unb Die 8etpegung, tpel9e bic SangI9iffz
fabrt 0ur4 bic 8eobu4tung Der 5ofiib=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-05

1oQte, geba9te be @erla9e nit 0ancu unb
Racopiba polpGrts por5uoringen. Gnbli9
in oieIem Sabre 1899) ioQ ii6er 4uItruz
lien, ben Snbii6en Ocean uno ben Sue3z
lanai bic 8iidte4r erfOlgen.
Die 8eIaBung Der n8elgica" 6etrd8t "A
Mann. Morisn De @erlude 3d6lt 6eute
etpa 80 Sabre. SIN Sabre 1888 piomete
er Ii9 Der Seeidifffa6rt unO itieg lpdbreno
GROCER 8eiIen BPM @4iffsjungen Bis gum
Offi3ier auf; Johann trat er in ben BEL
qiI6en 9taatsoienIt Elm, inbem er 5uerit
bic 2inte . tenOez0ober befu4r, bann aber
bel benz 9porogrupbii6en Snititut t6Gtig
mar.
@rter 0ffi5ier lit @@iffslieutenunt 2ss
cointe, % Sabre alt, frii6er belgii9er Or
ttQerieoffi8ier, 1894 CUR beIgii4en S4iffS
Tabrtsz8 ermaltung, bann CUR fran3Oiti4en
8riegsmarine ibergetreten, in Der er sum
lieutenant 8. g. bef0roert nurbe; 5uleBt
mar er nab I%dngeren Reiien i'm Barrier
2dngenbureau ange1telt, 3neiter Sffi5ier
lit Der Nortpeger Nmunofen, orttter W}e>
laerts, tpie be Gerla9e uno 2ecOinte geS
borener 8elgier. Der belgif9e lieutenant
9anco, Der betrd4tlibe Mittel CUR @rpez
bition beigefteaert bat, 1T in eriter 0inie
NIT penbsIme1ungen, p6Otograp4ii4en
Nufna6men uno magnetiiden 8eo6u4tunz
gen 6etraut. Or, Racobiba, Der in Paris
ituOirt unb feds Sabre binbur6 IN ben
Observation-Disclosures Stationen fir See
forl9ung gu 8anDulsziurzMe i'm De-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-05

BEL ben &ei6sdmtern Der Mariiie uno bes
Snnern OUTS @iinitigite beurt6eilt pprOen
1T, oll9 BON priOatar Settle biz 50rDeruag
erfo6ren mDge, pel6e bas 3eihSIdubamt
nod fir n0tbig hdlt, Inn Die Sadie Dor
benz &ei4sta9 gu Dertretem. &omrnt bic
Expedition 3ut 9urdfi6rung, 10 lpiro its
benz beutlden Namen our G3re 9erei4en,
bufiir biirgt uns bic erIt tiir3Iir4 pisbsr
10 9Idn3eno betpd6rte SeemannstunIt unp
Der Hubm Der. Oeuti9en Wifeni0aft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-05

bus, pfdblen gum Nbiteden, 8ergIeiIen,
@tspifen, SdaufeIn, 5dmmern uno I%pnitiz
gen @erdtbi6aften, alapplaternen unb &o6z
0fen aus lei9tem MetaG. @ie Ieiner 3eit
NanIen, 1T audi 8or9grepint nit elmer 9nz
3abl 8aiats berieben, nit &enntbierfellen
iiber3ogene 8Ote, bic 5uglei9 ais S9litten
6enuBt tperoen t0nnen.
Der Sibrer Der Expedition, Garften @ge@
berg 8or4grebint, tpurbe i'm Sabre 1864
geboren, @r lit Der So6n zines angefebenen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-05

reien Die bO6en iiibliden 8reiten, I'M bort
elm neues SeIO fir ben WulFii6fung su
finben, befen @rtrag i'm n0rb!ider Sis
meer inFolge oes intenfioen 5angbetriebes
tart 8uriidgegan9en tit, unO pieberboIt
finO in ben leBten Subren TOl9e @aIz
fdn9er, tpie bic NOrpeger nNntarttic" uno
nSafon", Iebterer i'm 9ienit ber !0amhurz
ger S9ifffabrtsgeieui4aft Oceano, II. o..
iel6It iiber ben Polartreis OOrgeorungeu.
QQe Oieie Subrten in boben iiibli4sn 8reiz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-05
6olowdbrun9 in ECUADOR.

Der Iiibameritanii9e Stat @cuabor bat
Die S~olopd6rung angenpmmell. 0a Gclta@
Dor tein md9tigss Qanb 1T - es 3G6lt
nlr 100000 gintpp6ner, fppbon 100000
SnOianer iino, un0 iein @eIummtbanbel
b~e5iffert ii3 in Nusfu6r unb @infu1r auf
6O4itens f~iinf5e9n MiQionen Dollars =
10 mag oieIe S9ritt fir bic @ett i'm
Augemeinen ols BON tetn.r grpBen @id}tigz
felt eri9einen, bal aber bod cine nidt 5u
INTERCOLLEGIATE 8ebeutung.
9enn GcuuOpr tit iit6erer5eugenbes 2anS
unb bat bi5ber auf Der @ilberpG6rura 9es
%itanoen. 9u6ei befanben Ii9 Die 9TIan3er
uno grOBen Gei6Gftsleute gut, oas ar6eiz
tenoe Golf unO bic fleinen @eI6Gftsleute
aber I4le9t. Die pflun3er er6ielten fir
i6ren Saffee, i6ren 8afao unb i6ren SSuder
Sob pom Nuslanbe uno beaabltsn lire
@rbeiter in Silter, bas na6 Der gRate BON
151 Il geprdgt mar.
uno bas Fat ii9 bas @o1f nun ni6t
ldnger gefolen luiien tpolen. @s 6ut Iid
aufgele6nt uno Qelte in oas 8orloment
%9eIanot, Inei4e beI9IOien 9aben, bab in
Submit ooS Prdgun9soerbdltniB 5lpif6en
Golo unb Stlber nie 30,6 Il 1etn Tpu. Ser
9tlberooldr BON @cuabor, Der Sucre, pirn
alfo in 3ufunft na6e3u boppelt 10 bel
Gil6er entbaIten, ME bisber, unb bes6aIh
audi na6e3u boppelte &auffraft beTiben.
Dies lit nun f6On bas bierte Iiibameriz
tanii4e 9anb, peld5es bon Der 9il6er= our
golopdbrung iibergegangen 1T. 0ie in Ser
No4t iiioameritanii6er @erbGGtniIe Iebenz
Sen, aus ateinif4<inoiunif4en MiI9ltngen
6efebenoen 80lter bdben alio %ertannt, buB
Der btQlge SoQar, 10 gut er fir bic 4ei6en
fein mag, i9ledt fir bic Nrmen 1T, unb
baB er i6nen Die Butter bonn 8rot pber
oas Del aus Der PFanne nimmt. Wfit biez
lem biaigen Dollar u6er molten bic Srpan
uno 8enOien unier @olt begliden.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-05

li4en MeereszSauna erbuGten pir5. Nuf
ben mebr ibeeuen, aber audi praftii9 qez
miB niht gu unterf6dbenOsn @eninn, Nell
den bus Nnieben Der beutf9en SGag9e unb
bic nautii6e 2eiitungsfGbigteit Der oeut=
i9en Marire aug elmer berarti9en erfolgz
rei6en unternebmung 5ieben tpiirbe, lei BIER
tur5 bingepielen uno Die 9oFfnung
uusgeipro6en, baB Der Expedition, ipel6e
6ereits Die einiimmi9e morulifms Inter
itiibung bes Hei9stass ~sefunpsn fat, bic
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-05

tu1rben, ausgetpdblt. I'm bieielben gu be-
f6affen, bate Or. &uReq Seaffreion cine
LANCE uro bel6perli4e &eife bur4 Noroz
@ibirien, bic !6eimat6 Der Samojeben, Gil
MAIDEN, Bel pel9er SeIe9enbeit er nit Nan@
fen's 8ruber 5ufammentraf, Der ibm cine
groBe 6iilfe mar. Son Sango aug purben
bic 6unbe na9 9ula eingeI9ifft.
Die iibrige Nusriftung Der Expedition
beitebt aug prdferDirten Nabrmngsmitteln.
0tpedmdBigen 3elten, NlpenitOden aus 8am@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-05

in Der BON @eobeG 1923 errei9ten 8rette
in 1itli9em Ours auf @ictorialano 3u gu
balten, UNI bort gu ii6erpintern, pd6renb
bic u8elgicu" na9 Nuitralien 8uriidtebren
unb erit na6 ettpu 8 Monaten bic 5ori6er
tpieber aufiuhen ioIte. DE @erlu6e's 8ez
9leiter iinb 2ieut. Dance, Elm 8elgier, Der
Gumdne Or. Racopiba aus Safp unb Der
pole Nretopsti aus Warf9au. @G6renb
2eBterer feinen 8epbadtungen in unmittel@
barer Nd6e bes Win~terquartiers obliegen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-05
uadD Dem Su0pOl,

2Inorftii9e Grpeoitionen Ger neueren 5eit. -
Die oeutf9c GtefieezG Expedition. Die
2eife oes Southern GroS" unter Sor9e
erepinf's &eitun9. Die beI9iide Or
petition.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-05

Sn Gunu6u purben i'm Sabre 1898
an metuGlif9en 8obenf9GBen
g%epOnnen: $1,000, 900 Sob, pObon $1O,=
100000 i'm D~ufon=8e3irfe, $2,583,298 Sill
ber, $2,159,556 8upfer, $1,280,838 Nide!,
81, 206,3 99 gGei unb $152,570 Glen; ferner
fir $8,227,958 8o6len, $486,227 @sbeit una
$981,1O6 Cement, fupie fir 100000 fOaa
ftiqes 8aumaterial. i
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-12
LETTERS ON coTToN.

New York Oct. 11.-Hubbard Bros q
Co say Of cotton: Threatened war In
the TransVaal and me issuance Of another
hearish circu,ar by Mr.. NELL estimating
the crop az 100000 bales, were the causes
of the decline in Liverpool our market
opened steady with an active demand for
January at 7c, which was finally supplied
by heavy selling from Liverpool on arbi~
TRACE account. Stop orders were caught
on the break until the decline carried the
market down some 10 points from The
closing quotations From this point there
was a slow recovery of 4 points Foreign
spinners and exporters feel that this
break VIII cause the liquidation Of cotton
held in the South, and enable them TO buy
freely upon better basis than they have
been able to do this season The local
trade quite agree with this view, expect
ing The movement VIII increase from this
'iduidatlon they are expecting in the
South The local feeling is more bearsh
than II has been for several weeks be-
lieving European spinners have won with
The assistance Of Mr.. Neil, and that they
will not be alarmed at the receipts. now
that he has finally made 20 large an cs-
innate A continued stream of outside
buying orders absorbed the offerings by
Liverpool brokers and closed the market
very steady. Judging from the market
to-day, The people are buying on trade
New York, Oct. l1.-MurDhy q Co.'S cot
ION letter says to-day; "Neirs promised
oearish circular appeared this morning
ond BY his prediction of a HOO, 900 bale
crop being assured caused Liverpool 10
decline lied on spots and 5-64d on futures
and led 10 an opening l0j points below
last night. Mr.. Noill compares the pres
ent crop prospects with %. aud refers 10
the protracted drought Of that year. An
examlua lion Of his particulars Of that date
fail to reveal anything moro than "aDpre-
hension" ana that for only part OF Texas
Neither do other records reveal serious
drought however. the influence Of Neil
was apparent and under further liquida-
ton otter the opening call, prices yielded
further some 6 points. Receipts are light
aud do not now point to over 10000 for
the week against $4,000 last week and
1856 900 same week last year. II appeared
to many during the last hour that the rul-
ing prices were regular bargains, and buy
Ing was pushed with vigor, carrying prices
up to and above last nights closing fig
ures. Europe has lost heavily on Mr.
Neill's former estimate. and II Is freely
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-12
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits Turpentlne-Much interest was
manifested In the market to-day, owing
to the record breaking price spirits, which
jumped TO 50 cents at the opening call.
The c.ose was firm at this price, with
fairly good sales. The market went up on
sales of POS casks which were reported
early In the day ana at the afternoon call
there were additional sales OF 100 casks.
The market about cleaned up at the quo
taton It was stated though the DISPOSE
ton to buy was not apparent on the part
OF all buyers. some Of whom seemed TO be
keeping hands off.
Spirits last sold for 30 cents IN 1889
further account OF which appears ia the
local columns IL was on March II that
the market was quoted al so cents and on
the following day Il went / cent higher
This price stood until March l6, when
there was a drop from 81 back to 50 cents.
From this prices slumped, the first decline
being March g. at 40 cents; March 25 at
as cents March rs, at as cents; March 30
at 44 cents; April ., at 40 cents, and April
3. at 3S cents.
There is considerable speculation among
the traders rs to the turn the market VIII
take. The concensus Of opinion seems to
be. however, that the indications favor an
advancing market. which Is based on rath-
er light receipts In the face of what prom
Uses to be q stronger demand than the
present. What effect the lack of a gem
eral inquiry for spirits to-day viii have
wiz doubtless depend upon the turn buy
ers take who were said not 10 be nquiring
for supplies to-day If there Is q sweep
for supplies, hich It is believed there will
be, quotations promise to go skyward. The
receipts to-day were SO casks. the sales
30S casks, and the exports 56i casks
Rosin-The market advanced to-day on
the higher and declined on the lower
grades. Water white and window glass
went up 10 cents each, and lows, embrace
ing A, p, G, d and T. went off cents
each. All grades were IN good demand
and the market was regarded firm at quo
tatious The receipts were ASH barrels,
the sales 1902 barrels and the exports
9s02 barrels. Tho quotations were as fol-
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cart. CARTER MAY GO FREE.

From the New York Journal


The rift in the clouds that overshad-
owed Oberlin NJ. Carter seems, TO he ex-
panding. The prospects Of ultimate abso-
Lutte release for the disgraced captain of
engineers have no. for long cine been
brighter than now.
When Carers counsel, Abram J. Rose.
hrsA instituted habeas corpus proceedings.
based on the difference between "or" and
and" army ard government officials
laughed at the possibility OF the techn.c-
ality ever being sustained for a minu e by
any court in the world.
Sentences like this one have been i'm
posed bY courtsmarual for more than a
century, Gen. Cious said, in his argu-
ment before Judge Lacombe.
But The hzzle of the governments plea
and Judge Lucombe's apparent acquies-
cence in Carters side of the ease. have
caused hurried change of front on the
part of the men who are prosecuting Car
Ter.
They are on the defensive so far as the
habeas corpus procs edings are concerned,
and Mr. Roses con cations are taken ser-
ous!y.
Late Saturday afternoon United States
District Attorney Henry L. Burnett re-
ceived a letter from Secretary of War
Ehhu Root, in Washington instructng
him to take fun charge of the case for
the government Ia place of Gen. Clous,
who was al the same time directed TO
withdraw entirely from the prosecution
after his brief had been filed. Mr.. Bur-
nett hurried to Judge Lacombes chambers
and tod him he must insist on being in
some way in the case before decision on
the writ was handed down. Judge Lacombe
tod Mr.. Burnett 10 prepare a brief in
reply to Mr. Rose.
all the clerks in his office are helping
him.
The brief will not be ready till the latter
part of the week
By another clever move of Mr.. Rose, one
part of Carriers triple sentence has al
ready been expiated. Last Thursday Mr.
Rose walked into the Office Of the New
York sub-treasury and handed the cashier
check for 5000 in payment OF the fine
imposed by the courtmartial. The check
was accepted and a receipt given to Mr..
Rose.
The payment Of the fine has put an en-
tirey different view on the status of the
case, previous to its payment it was pos
sible for the government to maintain that
even admitting MIR. Roses contention that
the courtmardal had no right to impose
three penalties at the same time, the pris-
oner was only suffering one of them and
therefore no error had been committed in
the sentence.
Now" said Mr. Rose, yesterday eve
maintain that Carter has completely ex-
plated one punishment and is now under
going the other two-imprisonment and
degradation"
Mr. Rose is apparently elated over the
way things are shaping themselves in his
clients favor.
From all over the country" he said.
q am receiving letters from men who be-
leve Carter TO be innocent Not a few of
the writers have had something to do with
the military law and have ell kinds OF sug-
gestions to offer and citations to make to
assist us in proving that or does not
mean and
I'm whatever way Judge Iacombe de-
cides on the writ an appeal is certain to
be taken by the loser In that event ca
ter must by law be admitted 10 ball