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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-05-20
SAN IS|DOR WAS CAPTURED
FALL OF THE REBEL CAPITAL
General Lawton's Advance Guard takes
it-Smali Loss Insurgents Threaten
San Fernando with Large Force
Natives Moving Inside Our Lines

Manila, May l7.--General Lnwton's adj
vance guard under Colonel Summers Of the
Oregon troops, took San Isidor, the insur-
gent capital, at $3.50 this morning.
The expedition under Major Kobbe Of
the Third artillery consisting of the Seven
teenth infantry, one battalion of the Ninth
and one battalion of the First artillery,
left Calumpit at daybreak today, march
ing up the Rio Grande to General Law
tons at Arayal. A fotilla of canoes load
ed with supplies also proceeded up the
river Both forces were conveyed by the
''tinclad' army gunboats under Captain
Grant.
Aguinaldo's ex-secretary, Escamillo, who
was arrested here on February 81, is EN-
ployed as official interpreter by the author
tiles.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-05-20
ITEMS FROM ALL AROUND
TERsE TICKS FROM THE WIRE

A Complete Review of the Events for
the Past Week In This and Foreign
Lands-summariEed From the Latest
Dispatches.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-05-20
Harrison Goes to England.

New York, May 1s.--Ex- President Har-
rison sailed on the st. Paul for England.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-05-20
Rebels Repulsed.
Colonel summers Advance.

G:55 p. m.-Colonel Summers command,
consisting of the Twenty infantry
on the left, the Minnesota regiment in the
center and the Oregon and North Dakota
regiments on the right, preceded by
scouts and accompanied by Shotts bat
terry of artillery, advanced from Baluarte
at daylight. "a
The troops first encountered the enemy
two miles from San lsdor, the rebels re-
firing when our artillery opened fire. just
outside the town a rebel force, estimated
to number 2000 men, was eatrenched. 1t
made slight resistance and quilted town
when our troops turned their right flank.
The enemys loss was 10 killed and 20
wounded. Our troops also captured three
prisoners and many rifles. On the Amer
lean side one soldier of the Oregon regi-
ment and one of the Minnesota regiment
We're slightly wounded.
After capturing the town Colonel Sum
mers troops continued their advance, pur-
| suing the retreating rebels for several
miles
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-05-20

Nldlnld, May Ii.-O:iU p. m.-AlluOuSn
the rebels still threaten San Fernando in
considerable force, large numbers of the
natives, the majority of them having fam
lilies, with their HOUSEHOLD goods, are NOV
ing daily to the towns inside the American
lines at Apalit. Many of the richer Fill
pinos are coming to Manila, and laborers
are resuming work in the ri fields. The
latter show their respect for American
sovereignty by removing Their hats to the
passing trains.
Owing to the bad condition of the wagon
roads the work of repairing the railroad
is being actively pushed. All the broken
bridges have been trestled and only a few
excavations remain to be filled up.
Rebels RepuIsed.
At daylight today Lieutenant Hill, who.
with % men of the Fourth infantry, was
attacked by force of rebels who evident
ly imagined they would capture one of
our outposts because only few shots had
been fired by the American force. A few
volleys put the enemy to fight, the rebels
losing five men killed and number of
wounded.
The army gunboat MAPPING has returned
here from the lake, having been disabled
by a cannon shot from a rebel position
near Santa Cruz, which broke her rudder
post.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02
3umubme Der NationalidulO.
GanabiIde Smbiuncr gemaBrcgclt.

W2DntreuG, Gan., 1. Wlai. -
Die cana6ifhe 8egierung f4idte beute
cine Q6t6eilung 9Oli3ei gegen Die auf>
rii6rerii9en SSnoianer gu ct. Regis
ab, unb bas 8efultdt mar, baB elmer
Der Synbianer Qet0otet, 3pei berpunoet
uno bier per6aftet nuroen. Der Sc
t0btete 6ieB Safe See uno mar bef9ulz
Oigt, feline 5ruu ermorbet 81 baben.
Die gpfi3ei laHgte uuf einsm Asmorz
queur gu ct. Regis an uno begu6 Ii3
Tofort naA Der Dobnung Der MGnz
ner, tpel9e be14uloigt puren, bos 2lbz
6aIten elmer Wabl getpaltIam berbinz
bert gu BADEN. 0ieie Uldnner tpuroen
ber6dftet unb nuh Dem 6auIe bes eynz
oiuner 2fgenten gebra6t. Sin aug
etpa 200 SSnbianern beIts6enber Mo6,
einf4lieBli6 elmer 9n3a6l Rot66Gute
bon Der amerifanif6en Seite Der
8ren3e, umrtnqte Oas 6dus unb for
berte in brobenoer Weiie bic @ntlaf=
iun9 Der 8eTdn9enen. Die 9oliaei
Feuerte i4lieBli4 auf ben Mo6, uno
es gelung ibr, ii4 in Der entIte6enoen
GonFuiion nit i6ren 8eFangenen 5u
entfernen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02
gemerfrnsucrtbe AruBernngen einrs
NcaerbilfniS.

MtIdnta, 8d., l. W}di.-8iTGpf
$ 80. Surner. Don Der afrituniI9en
Observation-Disclosures, 6ielt i'm 9eri9tsz
8ebdube cine Bre0iqt por tpeiBen 3us
6Drern, in tpel6er er erflQrte, er peroe
es por5ie6eR bic Neger pieper ais
Stluben gu ie6en, tpR unter gegsnz
pdrtigen 8erbdItniiIen, benn in oeu
3eiten Der Stldoerei ieien Die Neqer
penigiten5 gegen bic gegentpdrtigen
grauenbaften Qpn9morbe ge18iBt gez
psIen. Die S6par8en bGtten BIER
gu 0anOs I'M Gonturrsn5 Sample
um's 9aiein nit Der peiBen 3afe me-
mig gu boffen, unb ibr ein5iges Het>
tungsmittsl lei, na6 Qfrifa 3uriid3uz
febren. 0ort tpuroe Der omerifdni>
f6e gleger our gipiliIirung Der niIben
Nfritawrftdmme beitragen f0nnen,
dlfein in Nmerifd eriItiren feline Soft
nung, bdB er iemols bos g2dfenppr>
urtbeiG iibertpinben unb WfmiGirurg
ober 9lei9beit NIT Den WeiBen erri1@
oen t0nne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02

3fpeiFelt, baB bic 2tnsrituner i4rsrl
@iuen auf ben gbiIippinsn Our4ieBen
nurDen, allein ieBt i4eine Der NugenS
Bid gctommen, I'M Die materieaen .Stlz
terefen bes Gdnbes in @intldng mil
ben @eboten Der @ere4tigteIt gu brln>
gen.
Die n@ofIii6e 3eitung" srtldrt, Der
8rieq auf ben 9bilippinen babe Den
cSntersfen Der bortiQen beutI4en 9t@
I6dftsleute enormenS4aben 3ugefugt.
General Otis BAT, tpie bic n8oi1ifde :.
tpeiter mitt6eilt, bsm beuti4en 8ontul
gu Sloilo our 2lnttport uuf Die Sa1s
benerIaB Nniprii6e Der bortigen
beuti4en @ei9dftsleute tpegen Des
8ombarbements Der betreffen0sn
@tabt an9etiinbigt, bic Ser. Staten
pirben bisie S6abenerTabz zQnfprii9e
ni4t 6e5a6len, oa SSIpilo CUR 3eit oe5
8ombarbements mod i'm 8eIiB Der
Spanier getpeien lei. Die ,@ofIif4t
3eitung" lit Der glnfi9t, baB bteTe uno
anOere Qlniprii6e langtpierigs 0iplos
mdtiT6e unter6dnblungen in Wdibz
ington our 6olge 6dben perben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02
@ie0er Elm 0bndlmnrS.

Memp bis, Semi, 1. N2ai. -
Wiqis SEES, Elm 3OzjGbriger Geger,
nurOe bier in Der leBten gla9t bon 40
@ernumnten aus bem 9efGngniB
BON Osceold, Nrf., ge6olt unb i'm
9ofe auFgebdngt. @r mar ungetlagt,
perT6ieoene S9eumn angs5iinOet uno
einqedI6ert gu 6a6en. Na9bem er
me6rere MQle am Sell emppr ge3ogen
iporben mar, geitanb er feline S9ulb
Elm, unb nuroe bdnn beFinitib QuFge@
61unt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02
Senc stuansia @i(linnrn hesahlt.

@afbington, .. g., 1. Mai.
= Der fran3OiiT6e 9eTanbte Gam
bon erf4ien nm II 1lbr b,ute @orS
mittag i'm StaatSbepartement unb
na6m Dom SefretGr 6ub ben G6ef
fir 20 Milionen Dollars in Gmz
pFang, pel6e bic Ser. Stuaten unter
bem Barrier @ertrog an @panien fir
Die 9bilippinen be3ablen. Seine be-
Ionberen 6OrmalitGtsn tpurben babel
6eoba6tet. Der @eTanbte unter5ei9z
nete cine Quittune fir bic Summe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02
grehiut einen neuen gararrfrica

@Drncufe, N.~g.. 1. M}ai. =
$. s. Gauis, Elm Negerprsoiger, belt
GsItern 46enb in Der afritaniI9en
3ionszMetbo booiItenz&ir6e eine 9rebigt
G6er Die 8afenpirren i'm Guben. Gr
Faqte untsr 4nberem, bic DeiBen
6rauen oss Siioens bdtten ibre
8euf9Eeit ni9t bepa6rt. Die Neger
muBten Ii9 Orgdniiiren unb Tia Ders
tbeibiqen. gs gebe 100000 mai
fenFd6iQe I4p1r3e Mdnner i'm SIs
ben, unb tpenn bas Qnn6zllnpeTen
ni6t uuF60re, 70 tperoe es gu einsm
ariege 5piI4en ben oorti8en 8eiBen
unb g}eqern tommen. Die 2eBtsren
perlieBen Iih alsoann ouf bic llnters
ItIbung bes gaoroens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02
Ser strifr=anfrubr in ShaBp.
9unOes Sruppen Feben an OerEdiez
Dsnen 9unften gum @inI9reit'n
gs9etl Die Strifer bereit.

-
bsnen 9unften gum @inI9reiten
gsgee bic Strifer bereit.
Omaba, g}ebr., 1. Mai. = Sin
Battalion bes 16. regulGren Snfuntes
riezRegiment5 gu Sort GrOof ite6t
gum epsntuellen Wbmarf4 na4 War0z
ner, Sba6o, in 8ereitI6aft, UNI bic
bortigen Strife &rapaQs gu unterz
briiden. Sin 8u6n3ug our 8efOrbes
runq Der Sruppen tpurbe geIfern nd9
Dem Sort geI6idt.
Mafbtngtpu, 1. Mfai. = Brit
gaoe 9eneral Wlerriam, @ommdnz
beur bes WlilitGr Oepartements Goz
lorabo, bat 8sfs6l er6alten, Ii9 nad
8OiIe z'Gitn, SDa6o, gu bege6en, um
nit Dem @puperneur iber bic @erlpenz
bung BON 8unbesttuppen gegen bic
aufrii6reriI9en Striter in Dem @rus
6norte @arbner gu berat6en. Dem
@enerai limb fir ben 92ot6fan audi
bic 5ruppsn 2bt6eilungen in dnoeren
Wttlitdr departments CUR 8erFiiz
gung geIteat poroen. Die bem S6auz
piabe Der nnru6sn 3und9It liegenbe
8ucoe5 9arniIon befinbet fi4 in
Sort Spotane, MaI6., bon mo- ous no
tbige Militdr T4nea an Ort unOSEele
gebra6t perben fam.
Oenper, gol., l. mai. = Gene
raj Merriam iTt T6pn am SdmItag in
8egleitung Ieines 2lbiutantal Qieut.
8ennett na6 Warbner ab8efabren, um
bort feIt3uielen, ob 8un0es Srupz
pen CUR Qufre6terbaitung bon 2eben
uno @igent6um uOt6ig Iinb. Seine
2lbreiTe nurOe m0gli4t ge6eim gebalz
ten. SOd6o gebDrt gu Merrium's Miz
liiGr Oepdrtement.
Gbicago, 1. Wat. - Sine Srbre
aus WaT6tngton an @eneral W1. g.
Sheridan, GommanDeur bes bjeIigen
MilitGr Departments, gibt i6m ben
Nuftrag, feline Sruppen gum 0ienIt ge=
gen bic Striter in Waroner, Soabo, in
8ereitI9aft 81 6aiten.
6ran3isco, 1. Mai. -
Die Sruppen auf Der 9relibio Gar
niTon iinb Dem @ouDerneur Steunenz
burg bcn Sbabo CUR 8erfiigung gez
ItelIt. 9eneral WfileB bat Orbrs gsz
FanDt, boB oos pacific Milildr De-
partement Bis auf Meiteres Dem Sen.
Merrium bom Colorado 0epdrtez
ment unterIieQt 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02
seIbtmurb rinrs brtasten beutiben
0cGrcrs.

QlI6unD, N.sg., 1. Moi. - 9rof.
garl u. Nfeber, Qe6rer Der 0eutf3en
Spra4e an Der o&lbunp Sigh S4ool"
unb 6auptle6rer befelben GtuOiums
an Der rg(lbunp SSemale NcaOemp," but
am SonntuQ Qbenb an elmer einIamen
SteQe auf Der &enlppGbsaoao SelbItz
moro begangen. Die Qet6e puroe
6eute Morgen 6 lt6r BON N}artin
4naff einem 6armer, peI9er bic
StraBe entlanq fam, gefunbsn. DAB
Brof. W&eper Selbitmoro begangen
bat. unterIieQt feinem 3tpeifeI. No9
6ieGt bic re9te 6ano einen 8ebolper
umflammert, unO qerd0e ober6ulb Der
linfen oberenWeitentuI4e 3sigte Ti9 Elm
Sod. Die 8uQsl mar bur4'5 9er3
gegangsn. Die Qei6e lag auf Dem
9ruIe, oaS 9eT6t na9 oben, nit benz
Ieibenen Sut nod auf Dem &opf.
Wei6nu9ten bate Prof. Wleper etz
nen 2lnfaQ bon Grippe, bpn tpel9em ct
Ii9 niemal8 mebr erholte, unb bies
ma6te i6n melandolif9 unb f9lieBli9
leben8miioe. @r mar 80 Sabre aft
unO binterGdBt bic 0itttpe uno bier
8inber, Spet S06ne uno 3tpet S09ter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02
Sine Rmr BET aHcm

Grtdltuno,H, 5ouf,H ;atjaro'ttn 6aIis, SHilu,rJdy
grorbits, putumona, auiapsnuHg otv g,ltufs,
0uitiDcb GHti1nOuussH, Gb,umatismus, Reurala
Sit i}roh6sultr, aOsfp,b, 3a5HR,b, Gfbma. atbsma
uotb.
Gg furirt oi, bsftigf'u s6muIsn in elmer Bis
JtOdrjiq WiHut,n. Rj,mauo 5rau6t cine stunDs,
uu9osm ct oi,is NuHOHct ssl,l,u, s3msrlsH ia
ltotu
RuDb1ps Rtaob W,lif IA elm F5srts TittsI Gsa
g,u ale Sbmsr5sn, gsrr,nfuHgtH, Gu,ti9uuutH.
S3mtrj,H i'm RudtH, auf Der 9ruF sDsr n OsR
Glitbstn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02
Gs mar has er1e
llub III 6as eiu3iBe
Sdlmer3Cus0inOeruugsmitteI

DtlB,s Ot, audl,ubFtu Stm,p,u iOfOrt fiut. bic
GHhHuouug aufbtbt uuo gsritopiurg bsi elmer dps
plifatiou furict, Oh DisitlbH nun UOn Den 2ungH,
cem maosn Giuocu,iOtH oor anOr,u 3rHisH oOtr
CrGartH bsrribr,n.
Sin balbu 9bs,l6if,l bOG in ,iusnJ Glui, 8lH,B
furrt in DtHisu 0iuutru Srdmpft, lauren ma9su,
6ooSr,nu,u, RroOFtdt SbIailoFlt'jt, Uiardns.
0iarrbos, 29isutsrie, Goljc 9ld5uugeu uuo aat ius
rerItdsn gti6nsrotu.
Gs ei.bt itiu 8tImttd in Der g9tlt, Oas 5i,b;B
unb 0tbtlfjtbr uuo ale nuO,Jsn ma1rii1ru, bis
l6jeu NM iDuti9tH 5isb,r 10 raid iurirt ptt 8dDa
lpdD's 8saDp 8tIisi im 8srein NIT RaoDas's
qjaeH.
50 Sent per GIai8s. gti ausn gpOtBet.ru III bss
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02
lle6er 5000 Cpfer Oes 9umanitGtss
frieoes.

8uf6inqtou, .. e., 1. 0(ui.
SIN 8risQSoapdrtsment lit Elm 0les
mpranoum ausqsurbeitet tporoen, aus
pei9em 6tr0orqebt, pie bel WleUf4enz
Is6m Dem Dor SyabresfriIt begOnneneH
6umunitGtsfrieqe gum Spfer gefallen
Tino. 8om l. Mut 1898 bis gum 1.
Qlpril 1899 6atten bic Ser. Staaten
i'm @an3en cirtu 275,0OO W(anr
Sruppen i'm 0ienIte, unO bdbOr iinO
i'm 8un3en 619O, ober etpa q PrOa
gent, gafauen oOer an 8rantbeiter ges
itorben. Die StGrte Der llnionsSQrz
NEE i'm er7ten Sabre oe8 9iirgertrieges
6etrug our6Tdnittlic6 276,371 uro bic
Der 3oOesfGue 1850 oOer 68I10
Pro8ent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02
lts6el6efinOen OOer Sdmerssn.

Gig,u Ropfptb, (1ierdHs oosr HtroUi,s RogfS
p,b), 3abribmtrItn, Rturalgi, &bumdiismus,
SuFtD,b, S6msy5cn unD S6Ud5t i'm RatsH. e'Ts
Gudgrat pOr BEN 9wssn gsibDsrosn IN Der S''
broto,uO 5uttuit,bcn, aui5DtIung o'r S'I'Hft,
uuo S6m,ri,u i,o,r Nrt itaft Die gppIii1tiOH DIR
RaoDaDg Rsli,f iOfOrriOt Grl,idtcsung unO DsfsH
fOrt0deBtr G,brnub sint1s Sage !anG bsDtrFittIS
Int tirs ntrmnnentt Nnluna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02
OempfratilAe5 Gifet|

Sie setnofrafiIdcn Ganothateu
fiji Si:
g2uniaipol Wobi am 2. W1i 1899.
CIT. RapOr,
Shnmas 0nrnnn SQ1es.
5iis 9raFSsnt bss ,Dstten StaStratbsIueis.s:
stipwitb @ilmer.
SIR 6tabtsGontrol.ur:
Sames 8. Smith.
EemOfratii9e StootratbgsganbiSattn.
Slr ben erfsu 8atbsstp.ig
!. @arO - Siaiab g. Suitis.
2. BorO - Sbpmas subler.
8. 8arb = SacDb .. Woies
4. 8arb Charles H. Samnr.
5. @arb - Spbn .. SOrit.
6. Wurb - George 61nig.
Z. aSaro - George 6. Wttller.
8. @orO - Gnoreip 5. 8reuer.
9. 8arb - George g. Reinbart,
10. gSarb SSramctS e. Spnneup.
IL. Waro - SSubn :. Spu9l1r.
~. 8arb 0Sm. Starr &epbart.
Is. 98aro 6ep. stetuart Srptpn.
IA. g8a:b - 9lnorcfu 3. Sarrpn.
Is. @arb - g. ~. 0attS.
16. @arb - 6. 6. 99ilipn.
IT. BurO - Sobn 9. ssDro.
1s. @arS @nan s.. Mursan.
10. Barb - Spiepb 8. Steina6er.
20. @arO - eSreSeritf WesenbarSt.
81. 8atO - 9r, :. 8. Nprris.
%. 8arb - Sacpb 6. @auer.
%. @aro - .. 3. eSpbnipn.
"A. @arO eSpbn g. 6aluin.
Cir Den lip.it.n &atbslp.ig
1. Diiirttt - Spbn 9ubert Hno
Spnis u. Sieter.
2. Diffritt - Spbn MpDlan uno
eSaS. @. 6nptpn.
8. Difritt - Mai. &C. Mf. 0enable II.
Wuies 81. sSranf.
4. 9ifriit - ST.. Sames 9. Sintbi,
~. cnm uuO Sarrp s. Gin
oematt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02

8et Der beutjgen W2unis
3tpul 0ubl ntroen bic
% dbGlDfuIe rurb BON 6 II b r
Mprgen8 bis 3 u6r q d.
mittag5 offen fein, MID t
bis 6 Il br, ME e5 friber
IN II r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02
&puiuI M a rfe'B 6ein b.
f4aft gegen bic
y { u t d { n.

Sn 9ribat 8riefen aus 2lpia niro
ii6er dQer6anb @6ifanen gegen Die
DeuIT6en 6eTDnoers bur4 bic @nglGrz
Der 8luge gefi6rt. Sober Gngldnosr
uno 2tmeritaner 3. 9. beFBt einen9aTz
TirF4eiH, nG6reno ben OeutIheH Elm
FOLDER perpeigert miro. Der 6uupiz
Sntriguant 1T ben 8riefen 3ufolge Der
engliThe 8orIul MarIe. 0jeier iTt,
ME ieBt 6efannt geporbsn lit, einSotn
bss lebtsn 6ritiI6en 8ouberneurs BON
9elgolunb. Gr erbielt etne oeu!I6e
Gr5ie6ung unb trat als Npantageur in
0ds l. 9arbe l1ianep 3egimmt in
PotsOam Elm, puroe aber ni6t Diff
3ier, neil er es a6lsbnIe, Ii4 na!uraliz
Iiren gu laIien.
Der 9Orn'T DE Morb : PRO
3eB n8reslau.
Sn BEN qro3eB gegen ben 16sfo6en
W0rDer S9ubmu6er 9ermann Born
in 8resiau fano in 9sgenpart oerG2@
I9norento bic 6ereits angetInOig!e2oz
talbefi6tigung oes 8eqers unier Dem
9auFe an Der 6iirItenfraBe in 9ress
lau futt, in peI9em bas Stelett Der
ermor0eten Satin 8orn's aufgefune
(SOrtieRnne iiebc 5. Scite.l
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f. 'FE}}>sFF}]

SaStpaprs RoOp R,Ii,f S,b,bt Die IbtimmRsH
66msrj,n in elmer big 5pauIia miuutsH. @tmauh
brahd5t cine 6tuuDt uat0tm ,r siss GuuonT sca
ki,u, bsimssiu8t iu i,iu BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02
9eutf DE 9 4abenerf a b
QRfprii4e auf ben
8 6iIippinen.

Berlin, 1. Wldi. - Die meiI iIten
8Edtter duBern in ibren @ommenturen
iiber bic iiinqiten Gnttpidelungen auf
ben 96ilippinen Die 9oFFnung, ouB Die
Der. Staaten ieBt benz 8risge i'm fer
men Often Elm @nbe MAIDEN lperben.
Die r6rantfurter 3eitun9" 3. 9. idgt,
es lei gu 6offen oaB Ii9 prdliOent Mcs
8inIep uno feline 8atbgeber ni9t Ourf)
ba8 8ei9rei Der Singoes irrsleiten
lahen, ion6ern Der Stimme Der beion=
neren 6Ibrer Oes ameritaniI9en Dol
fes 9eb0r i4enfen tperben. sic (bie
nGrantfurter 3eitune) babe ME bes
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&ein 9ta69eben.
ssifipinos miiGen ft6 fiigen.
9lues, mas ibnen su9eitanoen tuerSen
fann, lit bercits bcfannt 9c9e=
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Coffee was dull and featureless and prices
were generally unchanged. The receipts
were liberal. but Brazilian cables were
higher. and local shorts covered while the
offerings were light, The Brazilian move
ment is in excess of that OF two years
ago. when the total receipts for the season
reached lO,500 900 bags.
NAVAL SToREs-Spirits turpentine. 4sR9
49c Common to good strained rosin, $l45.
PRovISIoNs-Lard was easy: Western
$3.50: Continental refined $5.s5. Pork was
steady at s96975 for mess. Meats were
steady; picked hams 10h lie; do. Shout
ders, &C.; do. bellies 6G7c. Butter-Cream-
cry. Western. extras, lSi2c.: do, firsts, 17h
@lS; state extras. 1SGlsi2; do. tirsts, l7ls;
Cheese-State, full cream, large or small,
colored or white. choice, 81 q9iacA Eggs
State, Pennsylvania, and Western. 15R9
1910. Chicago. Aug. S-"Provisons had a
sharp break on long selling, led by promi-
nent local operator. Packers bought, and
this, together with demand from shorts,
caused partial reaction, the market clos
ing steady. Aside from good demand for
loose lard, the cash trade was slow"
SUGAR-The trading was quiet, but prices
were steady GRADUATED 5l2C
CHICAGO, Aug. S.-These were to-day IS
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Wheat was depressed by disappointing Lv-
erpool advices. weather and crop reports and
local and foreign selling for both accounts
Expectations OF an increase in the worlds
available stocks Of about $500, 600 bushels
induced some selling. Liverpool declined
Nd. and Paris nc. for wheat and to Is
centimes for flour. The weather map show
ed light general showers and moderate tenn
peratures in the spring wheat belt. There
were rains in Illinois and eastern Nebraska
At A. NJ. the temperatures in Minnesota
and the Dakotas ranged from "a to 50 de-
grces; Nebraska and Iowa. Sc to 20: Kansas
Missouri. and Illinois, rs to Ca Indiana and
Ohio, GA to &C. The forecast for the next
thirty six hours is follows: Showers In
the Missouri and Mississippi valleys; Ill
nOs and Michigan and Wisconsin, showers
to-day and Wednesday warmer Minnesota
Iowa. and the Dakotas, showers o-day and
fair Wednesday. Nebraska fair day and
Wednesday, except showers East to-day
Kansas fair to-day and Wednesday cooler
Colorado Wyoming, and Montana fair to-
day and Wednesday. The total stock pub
lie and private. in Chicago, is IL, 226 900
bushels. The Northwestern receipts were
smaller than last week, but they exceeded
last years receipts by $50 cars ST. Louis
received 10000 bushels, against Also last
year Tho weather in England and France
was fine, and in India good ya.as were re-
ported. But the Bradstrect statement was
better than expected and led to some cover
ing, which caused slight rally from the
lowest prices. The available supply east OF
the Rockies increased 533, 900 bushels hut
the worlds supply owing to n decrease in
Europe instead OF increasing, actually de-
creased $4,000 bushels. Corn was irregu-
lar. but the net change In prices was slight
Bartlett, Frazier & Co. were good BUYERS at
Chicago. The available supply In this coun-
try decreased 1,7S0 900 bushels last week
and the receipts were smaller than expected
but Liverpool was I'D. lower: weather and
crop rdvic"s were bCarsh ana prices sym-
rathiACd with wheat Oats were featrrcless
The available supply increased 9at 900 bush
els.
FLorR-Stcady with sales Of 10 500 bar.
rels buyers nro still holding off. awaiting
concessions and purchasing only enough to
satisfy Immediate requirements Seliers
however. remain firm. Receipts wcrc IL 2OS
barrels and TO22 sacks; exports ,7l5 bar
r"ls and 2G,S62 sacks Winter in barrels.
Superiino so.l5Ms@@O, No extra So 4O5l
$50; clears 81 Goa 81 -, strairhts 81 oOlI
$40, 9atont@ S"5GC sG.75. Spring in barrolF.
Clears 81 0of,S $11 stra .6hta E]C5G $3.50, pa
tents &I,6>c.7j.
,prT|'; spot cot:on here advanced
l-lhc., with sli"s c. "a taiCs fer spinning
NiGdlinG trlands @-lSc., against &c last
ycGT; New Orleans aud Gulf 7-I6c.
AGAINST Gssc. Tho Southern spot markets.
wera unchanged, ST. Louis sold 200, New
Orleans 200. Ncmnhie 100 and Galveston %
I-trorH""l auya@r,t '-?9l or the spot, with
sales OF 10000 bales; futures advanced .
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COM VI ERCI.x

TUESDAY Aug. s-GRAIN-Wheat- Spot
was steady, with sales OF 224 900 bushels for
export here and at the outports No.
Northern Duluth 2Ac. over September Z.
o. b. afoat; No. hard Duluth, 5%c. over;
No. Northern New York. Nc. over. The
Northwestern receipts were 1919 cars.
against 296 last week and 40 last year;
Chicago 1l6, against lie last week and 399
last year. Futures closed Il to ssc, lower
Sales ,26o 900 bushels. After Change Sep
TENDER on curb was "A bid. Prices as fol-
lows.