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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-09-29


erty. They are not traitors against
our government, as understood and ad-
ministered from it's oranization down
to the ratification of the Spanish
treaty. They understood the distinc-
tion between republican government
and the tyranny of imperial rule; and
long before our commissioners visited
Paris to formulate the Spanish treaty
of peace. the military authorities at
Manila had reported to the president
the willingness of the Philippine pso-
pie to accept In common the rule
which we enjoy, but their fixed deter
mination to resist the tyranny of col
onial government In that report are
the following words:
I here is not a particle of doubt
but that Aguinaldo and his leaders will
resist any attempt of any government
here. They are especially bitter to-
ward the Spaniards, but equally deter
mined not to submit any longer to be-
ing colony Of any other government
In cOnsummating the treaty OF
Paris the commissioners, as | under
stand, refused all conferences or even
intercourse with the agents of these
people, while the executive authorities
at Washington contemptuously spurn-
ed their supplications.
''In all previous treaties. from the
cession by Virginia of the Northwest
territory, down to that with Russia
in 1867. by which Alaska was obtained,
IT was substantially provided, as spec-
fed in the treaty with France by which
the Louisiana territory was acquired.
that the inhabitants of the ceded ter
ritory shall be incorporated in the
Union of the United States. and ad-
mitted as soon as possible, according
to the principles of the federal consti-
tuition, to the enjoyment of all rights.
advantages and immunities of citizens
of the United States; and, In the mean
time. they shall be maintained and
protected in the free enjoyment Of lib
erty, property and the religion which
they profess
'Ip the late treaty with Spain. this
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-09-29
Against Imperialism From the
Pen OF q Republican.
HON. J.B. HENDERSON'S VIEWS
The Ex-senator Replies to an Tmperial-
ist Friend ty Letter.
UN.AMERIcAN POLICY CONDEMNED.

In an Eloquent and Comprehensive
Presentation of the Question the
Well Known Republican Statesman
shows That the War of Subjugation
Now Being Carried on by the Ad-
ministra,iOn In the Philippines Is
In Violation of Our National Spirit
and Constitution.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-03
MINING NEWS.

Advlces from Park City. Utah. note great
from the old mines. The recent strlke in the
and not an Idle miner 10 to he found.
county. Gal, Htates that the new copper region
10 one VI the most favorable that he has ever
seen. Developments thus far have been linn
click OF the drill.
There is still abundance Of water for placer
operations at Gfbtonsville. Idaho. A dredgs
is being worked on Moose Greek with good
results.
Butte reports that the Montana Ore Purchaa-
ing Com pauy has ~ oppeJ receiving custom ore,
in order to attend TO their own work at the
smelter A mum Der Of i'm proven ents are to be
made at the Parrot. The shaft 10 down 100
feet, and 10 to be sunk 100 feet further.
A despatch from Mine Centre, Ont, states
that a new district has been found abbut Us
miles north Of the Canadian Pacific hallway.
There are several lodges OF rich gold bearing
quartz, and tho dlscoverors will go to Montreal
and Toronto to obtain working capital
A letter from EllenshurR, Wash sttteA that
work Is hoinR pushed vigorously in the Frosty
piled up in lodges o. 81 to 100 feet Vide.
Assays OF surface work range In va ues from
% 20 per cent copper and $2.SO geld.
Writing from Lake Chelan country. Wash.
proprietor stntes that few OF the claimR are
likely to pay from the surface. More or less
development is necessary to reach good
values. and no very extensive operations have
The Yukon MANAGER OF the RsitiAh --A.LAAs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
aATunnLH annt. %

bAIUkDAH, bept. ~
An unfavorabie bank statement to-day was
no surprise. 1t had been looked for. The chief
feature OF II was loss OF Sb.272.ooo In cash.
Much money was drawn from the banks in
the week By the Federal Treasury and . mod
crate sum was lost on the Interior movement
OF funds. The cash holdings Of the banks
would have been more seriously affected ex-
eept for a contraction Of 80. $4,000 in loans.
for there was decrease OF 1891 800 In de-
posits. There probably was direct conn cotton
between tho shrinkaRe IN deposits and
the large Sept. ! interest payments. Higher
rates for call money doubtless would
have accom- panied the action Of the banks Ia
cutting down their loans except for tho liberal
Offering OF money by powerful house. This
house lot out its money at three per cent whom
II might have got moro. On moro than
one occasion II has stepped In at the
rteht time and prevented unfavorable develop
menta in the financial situation. There 10 not
much 10 fear now as TO the course Of money.
Money doubtless will keep active. but unless
something unexpected happens. there can be
no squeeze In II. Money 10 going to the South
20 move tho cotton crop. but not In as large
volume as In former years The West has not
m TO this time called upon this centre for
money for use in handling the grain crops. 1t
n thought to have enough money itself for the
purpose.
The bank statement had no adverse effect on
the stock market In fact. It's appearance was
followed By an improvement in prices. The
trading In stocks was on small scale. Alto
gether II was tho dullest day In the market In
Q long time. Brooklyn Rapid Transit led In the
dealings and accom- plishsd moderate gain In
price, There was considerable DOING IN Re-
public Iron and Steel. and Q substantial
addition to the quotation for Il was
made Tennessee Coal and Iron had q
sharp rise. Sugar Refining was quiet
but there was fractional advance in It. The
railroad stocks generally were strong. There
was good buying OF Rock Island. Louisville and
Nashville. Northern Pacific. Southern Pacific.
Union Pacific. Southern Railway and Wheeling
and Lake Erie.
As compared with the final prices Of last
Saturday. the liat 10 irregular. The more i'm
portant net advances are In Omaha IL points,
Consolidated Gas 81. Northwest AZ. American
Sugar Refining 8. Wheeling and Lake Erie
second preferred az. Colorado Fuel and Iron
and Tennessee Coal and Iron 2 each. Kansas
ari Texas preferred IN, Federal Steel ~.
b. Ithorn Railway Il. North American \. New
York Central n. and American Tobacco y
point. The noteworthy declines arc In Inter
national Paper Q point. Southern Pacific az.
Continental Tobacco az. Atohison preferred
1x, Missouri Pacific ~. Louisville and Nash
Vile and Reading FIRST preferred N each.
Chesapeake and Ohio e. Burlington and
Quincy and Peoples Gas n each. Rock Island
and U. 8. Leather preferred n point each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-03

Cotton trading quiet and in the main Of an
evening up character the eve OF the double holt
day. EARLY in the day there was . slight decline
owing to rains In Texas, lower cables aud some for
eign selling but later most Of the loss rocov.
cred on local and Southern buying. Shorts covered
fearing unfavorable Developments over the holiday.
Thon too, Texas needs general rains and there was
little inclination to sell There was some commits
sion house buying and the spot markets at the South
were moro Sctiyo than recently.
Dallas Sept. 1.-"Good rains reported in some sec.
tons Eastern and Southern Texas-eloudy here"
to-day ySneht to cotton" Little Roek-sept L.
AmeIieus. Ga, Sept. la"optlook extremely die.
from an this section q rust aud shedding" Pine
sept worse than last ys,r.yeIy little TOP ssop;
the Drop ON bottom lands Is IS good y ever known
growth and frntase ysryins according to the rain.
months has been perhaps the highest on record for
ton on those lands where moisture has been insuf.
cient" Rome, Ga, Aug. 3o-"Cotton crops in this
section arc think. splendid
CoFFEH.-Rio the spot steady at 5sSc for
No. I. No sales. Futures here we're unchanged 10 8
points lower. closing easy Sales 5.25o bags. HAvre
declined VI. Hsmburg was unchanged. American
warehouse deliveries 1880 bags Rio was un.
changed; receipts 10000; stock 8O7 900. Santos
easier receipts 80 o0o stock 1.ose 900 Prices here
as folloWs,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-03

MINING MACHINERY.-ERAsER CHALMERS,
IVA so Brosdwey, Geg York. manufacturer OF
Ing milling and smelling supplies promptly fur
MINING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in efIioiency.
M 0Afts IRON WORKS. II Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-03
GinauriaL

The question "What Is Liquid Air ?"
has been frequently asked, but we believe
rarely, II ever, answered in way intelli-
gible to any but the scientist. 1t Is simply
the atmosphere we breathe, compressed
In series Of cylinders, each successive
cylinder pressing the air into smaller
and smaller space, the air after each
pressure passing through cooling tanks,
until finally when squeezed into about
one eight-hundredth OF its original COM
pass, and cooled TO 312o below zero,
II changes from gaseous state to liquid.
That II is possible to achieve such q result
with air is difficult idea to grasp, but II
is a scientific fact. When this liquid Is
again exposed to the heat OF the ordinary
air II expands to its original volume with
such rapidity as to exert force or press
ure Of over 1000 pounds to the square
inch, giving tremendous impetus to
whatever ii encounters, and this pressure
Is vastly increased by the superheating
process Of this Company.
1t is this impetus from expansion which
inventors have sought to control in such
way as to utilize its vast power; and tho
Inventions owned by the Liquid Air
Power & Automobile Company have
first accomplished this result.
This expansive power Of liquid air is the
greatest force ever discovered in nature.
So tremendous is its energy that no other
power can compare or compete with 1t.
Its natural pressure Of $4,000 pounds to
the square inch is not rivalled by any
other power known, yet even this marvel
lous energy, intensified by superheating,
is so regulated by the simple mechanism
OF our processes that 1t Is under perfect
control; and IL Is at the same time so
economically produced by our method
(which differs entirely from any other)
that it is cheaper by far than any other
power known.
Harnessed as II is by our inventions, it
is capable Of driving all the mills OF the
world, all the wheeled vehicles, and all
the ships Of commerce or war, more
swiftly, cleanly and cheaply than they
ever were driven before; and it relieves
the railroad traveller from his cinders, the
streets from half their se-breeding
dirt, and the atmosphere from all Its foul
ness, thus adding to the comfort and
health OF mankind.
1t was claimed when electricity was
first applied to steam car traffic that 1t
would prove far more costly than horse
power; yet the result has been a reduce
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-03

Tho weekly statement Of averages OF the
Clearing House banks shows:
luo a. S,pLf Changer
Loans, .s7be 200 s76s. eas, 900 dec. esi 1900
Depoaits eSa.l3B,loo BAp, 7o8. 800 dec. S,9tl80O
Cirntn. 1t,O72,AUp 1890, 300 inc. 22e,fOO
Le.ten... b4,b3I,2oD b3.6<6 400 dec. pSb. 400
Specie. l72,3sl, 100 lss, oes 300 dec. A,7s7.20o
Reserve 20. o1 3co s221, otO 700 dec sb.272acp
Res. reg. 2l4,53B,TTb 2I2,1Aa,4bo inc. 2,oSb, $40
Surplus. spi9I. 25o dec. IS. ls72To
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-03

Government bonds steady at changed quo
tstions. Railway and other 6onds strong p Inc
Gst Ere So = Pacific rs
1 st W.s, Knn Hns and Texas Northern Pacific
and Bt. Louis southwestern iasuos.
Commercial price Of Dor silver In New YORK.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at 47kc.
Money on cal 3S3s per cent, Time an, money eg
dividend rallIosS stocss per cent TOR i've two
and six months. Commercial paper Is quoted
at 4a4x per cent. for bills receivable: accept
anees and prime single names, 4hS5 per
Foreign exchange closed steady at unchanged
sight drafts s4.s7s. Actual rates are Long
S' os stiss to ssRh dss francs
quoted At sb 2lSiSs5. 2if for long. and
ers. 80 15-18'S40 for long. and 40 s-1e(S40X
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
Ing. 1-1e discount. selling. 1-16 premium.
eommsrcia. 81 discount San ~ francisco-
sEh }9o p5S%gR s.enn d2sS prs%
zoo. discount: over counter. 800 premium.
Clearing House banks shows: o,.....
loans $3.50 7sy 800 s76s. S6s 900 dec. ss.i2eSoo
GirR.n ite52s0S 1sso9Ss soS i a. aas 100
Bpeoie.,. ia. ssl,loo 1os,oss.Soo dec. +.2s72oo
's1 dec dec
Surplus. .las7s,sa5 .o.lel. as9 dee, q, 7a7s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-03

Coffee was somewhat easier to-day under the innu
enco of continued heavy receipts and Deal selling
The cables were duh and patureleSs and outsiders
continued to hold aloof from the speculation. Tho
worlds visible supply Sept. LIST may reach 7,1bo,
600 bus as against $3.50. 900 u year ago.
NAVAL STORES, -spirits OF turpentine. +7047ke.
Common to good strained resin. 81 .oosSlS2h.
PRovIsIos.-Lard steady; Western, %. Bbi
Pork WA steady AZ S0SS9.5o for mess. Tallow +aSc
Dressed hogs bA07c.
BUTrTR-CreAmery western, extra. 2Ic; do
nrsts 2oc.: State extras. 2o4S2lc.; do nrsts 1910
zoe; oheese;.state fun cream large or small col
Pennsylvania and western, l7elsc. Chicago. Sept.
2:-"Provisions were quiet and prices showed lttlo
change. Stocks show q decrease for August Of TO-
873 900 Ms. in short ribs. decrease OF $500 bbls
in pork and decrease OF q. sos uerces In lard"
suoAR-RAw dull and easy at 4xc. for 90 test
and 1910. for 30 test. Refined was quiet and
steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-03
fiuantial.
what is Liquid Air ?

ton Of fifty per cent. In running expense.
So II is again claimed now that liquid air
cannot be made effective except at
prohibitive price.
The claim is made now, as then, by
the people who have not acquainted them
selves with the facts; and the facts will
prove them in this case, as II did in that,
false prophets. More money will be
saved, and more made, by the use OF
LIQUID air under the patents owned by
this company, than was ever saved or
made before since invention began;
and this will be demonstrated within few
months.
The Liquid Air Power & Automobile
Co.'S factory and equipment represent
an investment OF over $loo,ooo.oo; ito
financial condition is substantial; its pat.
ents protect Its processes to the extent Of
monopoly Of the practical use OF liquid
air as power; its operations are progressing
TO the entire satisfaction OF its directors
and stockholders; and its profits will
exceed those OF any enterprise ever yet
undertaken In any field, commercial,
mining or inventive. The time Is not far
distant when, on the stock exchanges Of
the country, one of the biggest industrial
securities traded in will be the shares Of
this Company.
Those who would like to be among tho
original holders OF such shares are invited
to investigate the Company, inspect its
machinery and inform themselves fully as
to its capabilities and prospects. When
they have done this, we shall not need to
solicit their subscriptions; those will DO
voluntary. We only solicit the investlga-
ton.
For the purpose OF more rapidly adj
vancing the Company's operations, we are
selling
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-03

including gold roserve.sa7a $40. oIo sa7s, 76s. 7os
The amount OF gold and silver coins and
certificates. United states and national bank
notes In circulation in the United States on
$l5,O34 500 compared with the same date last
year based on an estimated population OF
S25.4l' During the mouth OF August there
was an increase Of $40. O95.2O0 In the circula.
tion OF gold certificates. which was Offset by q
gain OF $37, 70I ,223 in the amount OF gold in
the Treasury. The circulation for The month Of
August shows net increase OF $l1 .Ul3.937.
Money in London z per cent. RatO0 Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-03

Corporation reports the recent copper ind
neer White Horse Rapids very large and yalu-
able. One ledge has q continuous cropping
for quarter Of q mile. and IL traceable for ten
miles. Assays have shown Is PER mt. copper.
Sl4 gold and oupcee silver.
properties showing up well. The lead on the
surface Is 40 feet wide. and tunnel has been
Ver.isaS d. earryin9 SSt. 30 silver and S5e lead.
The pay chute Ia about 4 feet wide.
Lieut.. Gov. A. II. SpriRZs. one OF the directors
writes from Butte that the water In the prop
erty has been lowered TO within 100 feet of tho
ready for operation by the middle OF this
month. He reeommends that the ,shatts on
the Flairplay. Nellie and Hopeful be started
opened In the Hopeful shaft, which IL rich
enough to ship without concentrating. Recent
$40 gold,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-03

discount in open market for short and three
OF bullion gone into the BANK OF England
on balance to-day, 81, 900. Pnris advioes
Exchange on london rs francs 24K centlmes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-03
COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY. Sept 1.-The New York Produce
Exchange was closed to-day and will not re-
open until next Tuesday. The Chicago Board
Of Trade was open as usual. but will be closed
on Monday. On tho curb here there was little
trading. but prices were firm in sympathy with
u higher market at Chicago. Liverpool was
Nd lover The Northwestern receipts. though
considerably larger than a woek ago. were
smaller than on this day last year The
weather map showed cooler weather In the
Northwest. In the extreme north at A. NJ.
temperatures ranged from 30 to SO; In the
Dakotas and Minnesota 40 to ~: in Kansas.
Missouri. Illinois. Indiana and Ohio 90 to 10
Light showers were reported In Nebraska,
Minnesota. Indiana and Ohio. The weather
forecast for 80 hours 10 as follows: Illinois.
Indiana and Missouri fair. not so warm; Mishi-
sn3 ,a5 s
showery west fair Sunday. COOLER the Dako-
ss N'Rss
east. fair Sunday; variable winds. Tho visible
supply T. not erected IT, e sbSv any material
ceipts last week were 3. 100 cars, against 1.5O7
in the previous week and 4;5O7 last year. Corn
and oats were lfeless but hrmer.
Corror.-spot cotton here was unchanRed no
Hss Maans Gs an s.
spot @as1. 9 New oSsan. scd
1850 bales: Aiei.ts i.tS3 st. ,Loai. ~. Mobile
sS ss ssd sales d
lures declined point.
The movement To- day was a. follows:
To-day. Last Week. Lds Year.
Port receipts. ..........17.868 T.A7e sara
Augusta. ............ p56 1,427 W
Memphis. ........... 1872 % now SO 81
st. Louis............. 1873 30 <s
Cincinnati. ......... SSs 248 247
Houston. ...4,711t6, 4bon)b,6g <,oo1
Houstn oatimat. Mon.
day. 10. 900 TO 10000 1850 $3.50
Augusta shipped to-day 81 bales; Memphis, LOG;
The rainfall for the past hours included
/ RRfy Ia n
Beaumont 30 at Kerrvile, .l5 at Lsmpasas. OF at
longview. 90 At Corpus Christi. .oh at Paris .ol at
Houston and . trace at Columbia, Tex, ~ at
Augusta, 10 at New Orleans La and % at Charles
ton, 3. O. Port exports, 1908 bales. New Orleans
declined points October. but recovered the loss
and advanced 2. Futures here closed steady with
prices unchanged 70 ! point lower. Prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-09
A BOOM AT
WHATCOM

w. II Dickinson. prominent
business man OF New wfatcom, IL
at the Seattle hotel Mr.. dickinson,
in speaking OF the conditions at
Whatcom. said that things are look
ing very bright At present up there.
business increases right along, q"
said he. and a good steady growth
is assured.
The fisheries are coming to he n
great money producer. The market
In always open. The Pacific Amcri-
can Fish company. which started N
business last year. has done very
well this season. 50 well, In fact.
that II IL going to put In three now
halIbut steamers for next year.
This company own the large nsh
traps which were put In a year ago.
The Cudahys Of Chicago are prom
inent stockholders.
Nothing has been said lately re-
Rnrdlng Great Northern affairs. MIR.
Barabec's present visit 10 81. Paul
~ regarded aA signiilcaat w many"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-09
Wedding of the Nations Hero to
Mrs. Hazen.
A QUIET CEREMONY At CHURCH
Simplicity Was the Ruling Feature Bridal
Trip 10 New York Details Of The
Notable Affair.

wAstftSGToN l. G.. . Admiral George Dewey and =
y Mrs Hasen q $50 this
The wedding 81 PaufH Catholic church Path
MaetH officiating.
Al Admiral the brides rcaid"nce
wedding breakfast The only
and tenya Caldwell The celebration 81 the
. % a Meieans .
done 10 throw curious people
.
TIE admiral slk
Father Maekn and
Upon being
. Father
@
clergyman Who followed the Father Mackn
replied happily that he could
. admiral he had determined 10 become priest
Just before service Father Mack
forever be well forget for moment things that
. around. a children
y rEht cali nd IN We him
bothextfensz
hearts AMI high.
- lifetime
=
faithful performance
. ton this sofd the mbeui ndlty
the which viii be
. cSaced
eternity Hut hs beginning Of which will
. make better and useful
Admiral AMI Mr. Dewey loft this afternoon for
. They did a special tut
y a
~ Mania he hurnsdy passed through
. bride.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-09
Observation-Disclosures
!: CITY NEWS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The fire department was called out
last night 10 eNtlnRuish small
blaze on an electric light pole. caus-
ed by live wire at Yesler way and
Fifth avenue south.
The body Of y Ruatad, a carpen-
ter. was found floating near Schwa-
bachsr's dock this afternoon about
z;3O O'Clock. The body had evident
" been IN the water a week. There
was a cut on the back Of the neck.
and the eyes were bruised a. n Rus
tad had met with foul play
The announcement was made IN
the Star yesterday that chief Of 20
lice Reed was soon 10 resign. has
caused a great deal Of comment
throughout the city
Chief Reed denies the report.
Mayor Humes refuses to state
whether or not Chief Reed has re-
signed.
The latter left Seattle yesterday
afternoon for indiana. Capt. Will
lsrd ~ lsw acting chief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-09
ELECTION
RETURNS

COLUMBUS. O.. Nov. p-Nash'a
plurality IN estimated as 50 ga The
house Will probably stand Repub-
iicauH. 50. Democrats. IS Senate:
Republicans. 10. Democrats. 10.
DOu1sV1LLE. Ky. Nov. s-The
election may be contested. Yea
terday'a and last nights returns
showed Republican gainH. Taylor
should have $1,000 plurality for gov
ernor The mountain counties come
In slowly. The Goebelitea stlt claim
the state.
Bot1svILLE. Nov a-The cour-
fer Journal gives Goehel 1910 plural
lty from 1871 out Of i.ssg precinct,
DIES MONIES. Ia. Nov. a-The
Republicans have $1,000 plurality on
the gubcrnatorlal ticket. easily.
NEW YORK. Nov a.-The Hepub-
tlcana have gained ~ in the assem-
bly,. Croker last night expressed re-
gret that the Democrats had no or
Eaulzatlon.
BALTIMORE. Nd. Nov. o.-lt
was n Democratic sweep. They got
Is out 81 20 In the lower house. and
GO out ~ 81 In the upper house. OF
the legislature.
JERSEY CITY. y. J.. Nov. -
The Republicans have over %. 600
plurality II IL double that Of two
years ago.
BOSTON Mas. Nov. g-The en-
tire Republican state ticket was
elected Crane, the Republican
Rubernatorial candidate. gets &C.. 06s
plurality The house viii stand.
Republicans. iGG, Democrats. TO- So
eiallst- 2 Independents.
?.
PHILADELPHIA. Pm. Nov a.
The Republicans have 100 AS plural
tty, according 10 the latest figures.
SAN FHANCIscO. Nov. The
Democrats made clean Eweep.
They elected mayor and Is super
ylsors. Rhelan's plurality Is 1906.