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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-28
ference to meet the like Senate COM
mittee.
TWO SUBSTITUTES.

ference to meet the Ike Senate COM
mittee.
TWO SUBSTITUTES.
StrattOn offered substitute for his
voting machine bill. No. 358, which
merely amends the original bill by pro-
viding that no more money than is
actually appropriated shall be expend-
ed. The substitute was ordered
printed.
was also ordered printed, to S. B. II,
regulating the sale and lease of rail-
way lines by other railroad companies.
After returning from the joint AS
sembly the Senate was at recess until
2 o'clock.
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NOTICE.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BAKER & HAMILTON, wholesale
hardware, bicycles. carts, buggtes. car
riages.. phaetons. Balm farm and header
wagons. Send for catalogue.
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FOUR OF THE BEST.
There are Also Many Others. Of
Equal Force.
Good Qualities that put the Stamp Of E1
eeIIenee Upon this Article.

There are many reasons why you
should take Morrow's Kid-ne-oids in
preference to any other kidney prepaT-
alton. In the first place. KId-ne-oids
are scientific preparation.
Second. they are not pills, but TAD
lets, which Is the scientific form OF put
ting up medicine: they do not get hard
and pass through the system whole,
but dissolve and take effect immedl-
ately.
fects from their use. like there are from
ninety per cent OF other preparations.
Fourth, most all kidney preparations
are filled UP with something to act on
the bowels. Morrow's kid-ne-olds DO
not act on the bowels simply because
some people do not need a cathartic;
they simply need something to act on
the kidneys, and when you take any
other kidney preparation the bowels
are moved perhaps severely, when they
should not be disturbed.
There are many other reasons why
you should take Aorrow's Kid-ne-oidst
and these reasons you will and by US
ing them. We give you the evidence
OF Mrs. William H. Rayl, Of No. 7S5
Market street, who has lived here for
twenty years, and says: Il was troubled
with dlsordered kidneys for several
years, and was never able 70 get any
thing that would cure me, At times /
would have a ve:y severe aching pair
ecross the email part Of my back, an
was troubled with nervousness and In
ability to sleep. When read abou
Morr0ws Kid-ne-oids decided to IT
them, and obtained some At Charles r
Goetze's drug store, who guarantee.
them or VIII refund the money. In e
short time after began the use Of Kid
ne-olds was relieved"
Morrow's Kld-ne-oids are not pills
but Yellow Tablets, and are put up In
wooden boxes. which contain enough
for about two weeks treatment. and
Gell at fifty cents a box at Charles r.
Goetze's. the druggist. A descriptive
booklet VIII be mailed upon request by
John Morrow & Co., Chemists. Spring
field. Ohio.
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CHIcAGo-There was a better run
~ cattle to-day than Is usual on Fri
day. and the trading was good ana ohiy
tbe commoner grades showed any Ee sI,s,
ness. good TO fancy cattle sold at y 60g
So. commoner grades brought 81 sue
s IS: stockers and feeders sou - 81 S SSsS
IS; bulls, cows and helters AZ = w
las: Texas steers, 81 75e4b ~; calves,
"a 00a7 is. The market for hoss was
weak and not especially netive' hepvy
hogs sold Mt 81 9Od4 62k mixed lots at
81 SOII 65, and light at 81 tS04 S9: sl u
brought 81 5OI4 60. and cullS y VOpS W.
mo demand for sheep and lambs was
rather animated and prices were steaay
Tor ali GRADES: sheep sold at = 00pS w
Tor culls up 10 "a 5OG4 IS Tor choice ma
lives: lambs ranged from 81 Oep6 s. Tor
ordinary grades up to So OOtl6 ~ tot, tne
bsst Receipts-Cattle, 1900 head; hogs
Is 900 head: sheep, 1000 head
Fast LIBERTY-CattIe steady; ex-
tra s. IO8b 80; prime s. eoSe % com,
mon 81 25a3 50. Hogs dun ana lover r;
nrime assorted mediums ana pcst
heavy Workers "a s5Gi 90; common 10
fair Workers 81 1904 so; heavy hogs Igss
"a s5II 70. piCs, as to quality, 81 9VN
So. rrassers 81 eoG4 20; good rouEns
a T56f] 90: stays and piggy soWs y w
3 30. Sheep steady; cho!ve a. "s s,'S,,,
81 1904 so: common 81 OooS ~ ~ az. az
lambs 81 OOd6 90. Veal calves ~ 'O"
Z %. 100
c1NcINNATI-Hogs dull at 9 $50
4 IL
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features orthe Money and stock
Markets.

Markets.
NEW YORK. Aug 1l.-Money on call
steady at 2hGSh per cent; loast loan.
Prime mercantile paper. 1905 per
cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business In bankers bills at 81 S6R4 SSH
for demand, and "a S2IaQ4 s2% for sixty
days; posted rates. "a S3I544 1904 STA;
commercial bills, 81 SLY.
Silver certificates, 60hd6lc
Bar silver, 60hc.
Mexican dollars. 4sc.
Government bonds firm.
Stnte bonds Inactive.
Railroad bonds irregular.
The stock market made some show of
activity and strength In the early deal
lngs to-day, but the movement had
about exhausted itself before the end
of the arst hour. The heavy tone In
many railroad stocks affected the In
dus,Tial specialties, which had started
to go up. and realizing set In, which
helped the bears.
the market refused to go up again,
and drified quite almlessly for the rest
OF the day, the volume OF business fall
Ing to the lowest ebb. The stocks which
made the early activity we're the iron
,he former group had quite handsome
net gains remaining at the close OF the
day. Federal Steel and Colorado Fuel
were the only ones In the group to
show net losses. Tennessee Coal was
still foremost In the movement and
touched S3is. but failed to make Its net
gain whole point. There was ire
mendous scramble to take on United
States Leather ana the price touched
lOA. Practically the whole of Its gain
was wiped out In realizing move
mcnt. and the preferred stock closed be-
low last night. There was a midday
demand for Mexican Central and Next
can National. which was unexplained In
the days news. Detroit Gas and Union
Bag and Paper. both common and pre-
fcrrcd, showed sharp gains, There were
few strong spots In the rnilroad list,
notably Chicago Greatwestern debent-
ures. which nre up IL, and Missouri,
Kansas s Texas, both common and pre-
ferrcd. oregon Navigation lost ~ OF
Its recent rise A few railroad stocks
showed fractional gains, but the general
tone was heavy. The condition OF spring
wheat shown by the government crop
report had some influence. Much was
made Of report that rate from New
York to Kansas City had been made on
freight by way Of the Grand Trunk md
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, to meet
the rate by way OF the gulf and south
western lines. Some anxiety was felt
lest this might presage n war OF rates
calculated to have n very unfavornblc
effect on earnings. There grew up the
fear during the day that to-mOrrow's
bank statement might not prove the en-
couraging exhibit which has been pre-
dlGted for II during the week. 1t Is be-
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10 b against cash sales, trl lng
was reported worked here
The government report aerlrle ~. ne
condition slightly. Receipts W
cars. September ranged from 70
issic aud closed 4 shade haefs at
lsh 6ls&c.
Provisions early were slow ana ~ her
easy, small declines taking pl1ce our
ing the morning trading. Hrloc were
lower and packing lnterest1 ucre eell-
erS. The market turned firm n TIE az
ternoon, with the advance ID Nl1t ana
under good general buying IN loines
were recovered and small odVlncea
scored. There WIS a good lelilld for
lard, but cash business as hnll was
slow. AZ the close Septemb pork was
2it85c lower at S IS; Sept ntcr lard
nc lower at S Is. and Sep her rlbs
s. lower at IS O0Q5 02!s.
The lendlng futures ranged q follows:
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FARGO. N. D., August lO.-A severe
hail storm swept across the northern
part OF Cass and southern part of Trail
county, just before noon to-day. Farms
from Casselton and Hunter. east to
Garner. Grandin and Hlllsbro, suffered
heavy losses. Reports state that co.
900 acres OF ripe grain were destroy
ed. The storm went east into Mime
sofa. small percentage in the storm
area had been harvested.
Telegraphlc reports OF the storm in
Eddy county state that 10000 acres Of
crops have been destroyed there. De-
tails are very hard to obtain.
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NEW YoRK-To. days metal market TX.
was a small one, taken rs a wno'e; ~
news from primary points ana a y. "a,
hardly warranted aggressiven,S,sss On r Ti'e
part Of either buyers or seleLs, II, li''
went on under more liberal olerinEs'
iron and lend were steady. put hot quO.
tnbly higher: copper ana speltet We 81.
unchanged, At the close the .Isea4 N ~,
With az m hid and SIS IS asked; lake
cnnner unchanged nj SIS so; tin lower
NJ sSi Ok rid and $3i 80 asked; lead
steady al 81 60 bid and g 81 asked
shelter unchanged at S % inc pro-
kers' price for lead Is 81 IS ana Tor cop
per SIS 5000 90.
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The accompanying cut represents a
white lawn gown with knIfe-pleated
waist and triple knife-pleated skirt! The
bands are OF sheer black lace insertion,
and the rufiies are finished with black
lace edging to match. Black insertion
and lace finish the plain lawn sleeves,
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Out on the tanks the battle was go
ing on briskly. Lieut.. Nlcklin's COM
pany, in charging across the rice fields,
and running around swamps, had got
so far out that the enemy was between
1t and the main column on the road.
NIcklin waved the cane that he carried
in place of sword, and the company
came charging across the rice paddles
with something much like what used
to be known as the rebel yell, but which
is now the common property of every
soldier OF the Union. The enemy
broke and ran, and the vanguard help
ed out by pouring in a cross fire.
Three Filipinos had sunk so deep in
the mud that they could not run, and
stood still, swinging their bola knives.
Don't waste your ammunition on
those fellows shouted Nicklin. give
EN- the butt" American soldiers rush
ed into The mud and struck the rebels
with the butts OF their rifles, and, pick
ing up their Mausers, rushed on in the
charge that terminated at the road.
Company b also got cut of, and
made n swinging charge across the
rice paddles and swamps until 1t had
recovered It's position. There was an
other halt The enemy was masslng
on the right flank.
BY this time the ammunition prob
lem had become to be serious. Men
came struggling In from the TANKS
without a cartridge left. One man
would fall, and four men nearest him
would jump for the body, and strip
of the cartridge belt and rifle the pock-
cts for cartridges. The Ere slackencd,
and the rebels, guessing their advan-
tage. redoubled their exertions.
More men went down. and finally
Surgeon Shields sent word to the com
mander that he would not continue the
march until some provision was made
for caring for the wounded
Major Bubb at once ordered halt.
1t looked like our last stand. The am
munltlon was well nigh exhausted.
There were stlll no signs Of reinforce
ments.
III help don't come pretty soon"
said lieutenant, rehcctlvcly there's
going to be another Custer affair right
along this road"
An orderly came galloplns up from
! the rear guard. THE roads full Of
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and the standing collar is of white
mousseline de sole. A wide fancy coll
lar Of russell guipure is held together
by tie of old-rose lawn. The belt Is
white and the costume Is completed by
a. white parasol with pink MORE bands
and I.eghorn hat trimmed with differ
emit shades OF red and pink carnations
and tied with black velvet strings.
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nigger1." he, yelled. Company K can't
hold EN- without the big gum
Lieut.. Kohler gave e quick command.
and the gun Was hauied around and
started for the rear. The Filiplnoa
yelled and swarmed from the bamboo
thlckets. pouring volleys as they came
forward. There was only a moments
pause. and then the big gun began %
pour shrapnel Into the crowd.
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of the cart with the soldiers pushing be-
hind them.
Two men came pushing through the
vines at the side OF the road with a
prisoner between them. There's an
other horse for yer two-wheeled hos
pituI," said Fogarty to the sergeant
walking behind the cart.
The OK cart creaked slowly along un-
der the brolllng sun. Two more
wounded men were brought up and an
other dead man.
Take the dead of the cart" COM
handed the surgeon. I'VE must care
for the living first"
The dead man was pulled from the
cart and carried over to side Of the
road, and laid down by the side of his
dead comrade. The column pushed
on, and left the two silent figures
alone by the bamboo thIcket. They
were found afterwards by the time
relnforcements had retaken the ground.
The insurgents had hacked an ear of
each head and slashed the faces with
boln knives.
The column pushed forward slowly.
The dead and wounded still accumulat-
ed. The Chinese boys were carrying
wounded men on three stretchers, and
the ambulance and oxcart were crowd
ed. Then soldier found a two-wheel-
ed caramata, and ran into the road. He
half filled the bed OF the buggy with
grass and then pushed 1t up and turned
It over to the surgeon. Two more
wounded men were placed inside, with
their legs dangling behind and five SOL
oilers pushed 1t along the road behind
the OK cart.
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OIL cTTY-Credlt balances. 81 q;
certificates, 81 27H: shipments. ll6,SN
barrels average shipments. s0.S2A bar
rels: runs, Ss.T75 barrels; average runs,
S5,07i barrels
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OF no damage to the cotton crop and
their price Tor cotton having an iniiu-
ence. Demand fair. Print cloths and
other gray goods frm Bleached cot-
tons In steady demand for fair quahtl-
ties and prices well maintained. Mar
ket without change IN other directions.
Woulens and worstedB for mems wear
strong. demand fuller and prices adj
Vanclng.
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lieyed that some money has come 20
New York from out-of-toWn banks 70
be placed In loans. but IN other cases
undoubtedly outside banks have drawn
on their deposits In New York banks 70
place these loans. II is expected that
New York banks will be shown to have
reduced their loans Call loans about
steady to-day, and the decline TO rs
per cent. In the late dealings was OF Ne
IA aignlficance, rs II occurred after
most OF the demand had been satisfied.
Movements In bonds were sluggish
and irregular, and business was not
large. Total sales, par value, &l,09S. 900.
United States new IS advanced y IN
the bid price.
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At the same Instant the heavy boom
ing Of cannon was heard on the left.
and an aide golloped in with the news
that General Wheaton and the Second
and Third battalions of the Fourth
we're coming on the double quick Men
ierked of their hats and cheered, and
then, no longer having to save their
ammunition, poured q hail Of bullets
into the enemy.
The column that had been marching
to Intercept the First battalion at a
turn Of the road. near linus, eneoun-
tered the endorsements. who attacked
them with all the zeal Of men who had
waited all day for the chance. and soon
the FilIpinos were scattered and rum
ming across country toward Des Mar
mas. The First battalion was given
fresh supplies of ammunition, and join
ed in the routing of their former pursu-
ers.
The little group halted in the shade
of the trees around the ambulance, and
counted the dead. There were five.
Two more died that night. Twenty
Ave were wounded.
The next morning General Wheaton
marched his column into Des Marlnas
without trouble. The FillplnOs had left
over nlnety-five dead on the battlefield
and over $50 wounded were reported to
have been carried through Des Mar
mas.
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NEW YORK. Aug. II, = SELLERS OF
brown cottons more reserved ltl accept-
Ing BIDS for forward deliveries. reports
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bank Of the road, that at this point was
not over three feet high. Three Chi
nese boys who followed the column,
carrying stretchers. lay in little ditch,
pItiful pictures Of misery. Their faces
were white and drawn, and their teeth
chartered. 1t was not minute after
that before there came call from the
rear guard for a stretcher. The two
Cinnamon who hao looked the most
terrified, sprang to their feet, and,
catching up their strecher, trotted OF
to the rear guard. A man shot through
the head was laid on the litter, and the
Cinnamon trotted steadily back with
him. Bullets sang around their heads,
but they never lodged. 1t would have
shaken the wounded man.
The command came to go on again.
The flankers were doing great deal
of firing, but seemed to be hardly. more
than holding their own. 1t was to-
ward 2 o'clock at this time. The mid
die OF the road was like an oven. A
little creek flowed along one side OF
the road, shaded with vines and rank
grass. In the bottom of the creek two
or three correspondents and soldiers
waded along. At every step their feet
sank into the mud and water UP to
their hips. In the cool shade and the
water we're preferable to the blIstering
heat OF the road.
A soldier, a tall, lanky boy-he said
he used to live in Indiana-walked
along shooting now and then, as he
saw indications of an enemy. One bull
let plowed furrow at his feet, and
Mauser bullet popped so close to his
check that he felt the wind.
81 don't like this here business" said
the boy. ut haint what it's cracked
up to be. There's a bunch Of heroes
in there" he said. pointing to the am
bulance; those Chinese are carrying
three OF 'em, and there's any number
of candidates right along the road now.
wish was out o this"
The surgeon rode up. He looked into
the ambulance. Take that dead man
out" he said, to an orderly. THAT
will give room for this wounded man."
The dead man was taken out and laid
on the grass at the side of the road.
The surgeon said he did not wish to
leave the dead behind II 1t could be
helped.
"I,ook around for an OK cart, men,"
commanded the surgeon. Four or 1--WE
men ran into the yard and came back
dragging a great unwieldy cart. Into
this the body was lifted, together with
two men who had Just been wounded.
Now pull her, boys" said the sur
geon.
whats the matter with the nlggers
pulling the cart?" asked a sergeant.
There's bunch OF EN- back there
prisoners"
The prisoners were brought up. There
were six OF them. One was an old
man. shot through the side. He stag
rered up to the cart, and pluckily
caught hold of one shaft. The sergeant
took him by the arm.
That's all right. old man, you're hit"
he said. your place is inside the cart
Climb In"
The old man clambered In. and lay
down by the side OF the dead man. The
other prisoners seized hold OF the shafts
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BATTLE OF linus.
signal Gallantry OF Major Bubb
and Illinois Troops.
LED INTO CLOSE QUARTERS

BY Treachery of the Euemy4Despor-
atO Fighting Against an Ambushed
Force-ARetrea IN order-Re-En-
forcementS Arrive and Gain the
Day-Incidents of the Day-Wheat-
on to the Rescue.
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Electric cars Bridgeport TO Whcellns'
Relate and Martins Ferry.
ESnsult agents FOR best routes ana low
est I0''s ~ NJ. G. c.ARREL. )
General Passenger Agent
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Manila Correspondence Of the st.
Louis Globe Democrat: The hght be-
tween United States troops and Flip
mos, which tok place on June 10 on the
road connecting linus with Perez Des
Martins, is chiefly Of interest to III
nols and Western people. because the
American troops engaged were the
First Battalion Of the Fourth Inftntry,
which formerly was stationed at Fort
sheridan, and which, before coming to
the Philippines, was recruited to It's
full quota, with men from that locality.
The cable already has told Of how the
First Battalion Of the Fourth imam
try fought 25OOsof the flower Of the in
surgent army for over four hours; Of
how it stubbornly retired five miles I'M
der rain OF bullets that pelted in
from every direction, and how, when
at last the ammunition was almost
gone, the Second and Third Battalions
came up as relnforcements. and drove
the enemy back II confusion.
At linus the Fourth regiment
was encamped about the church. The
sick and three or four composites of the
regiment were asleep inside the church.
The Fourth regiment was encamped on
the common, across the road. from the
church. After breakfast General
wheaton rode up, and thesFourth bat
talon that had been ordered out for
d reconnaissance, marched bast in re-
view. Major Bubb was in command.
The command marched With an ad-
vance point of eight men and I'VE Skin
mlshers in eacn flank The big gun
rolled solemnly along behind the COM
panles, and the ambulance brought UP
the rear
There was not much thought Of the
prospects Of, fight. Aoipriest had
come into camp just before the column
to say Des Marinas wished 90 surrender
to the brave Americans without the
firing of guns or the shedding of
blood. The priest had him with him
His Excellency, the GobernRcillo of Des
Marinas who had come to extend a well
come to the gallant Amerlcanos," The
gobernaclllo made low saiaams. and
babe the Amerlcanos hasten to Des
Marinas, that the people or1that pas
,orai spot might have anoopportunlty
OF acknowledging their gratitude. The
priest said there were no 'ggAurrectos"
a, nae MnrInn. -,
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REATEST FACILITIES FOR TIL
" Prompt Compilation OF 0FaeIs * ~
ihielllgeneer job STintlng omsA
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NEW YoRKLwood arm.
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Parlor Car wheeling to Pittsburgh on
s.fS n ID. and 500 p. m. train. SontI14
lime Zone hour clover than Wheehn9
timel J. G. ToMpIAsoN
PASSENGER and Nek0G Agent Z
AGENT for sll~SteamJhip Line9.
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Total sales OF stocks were 100000 shares
STEEL AND TIN QUOTATIONS,

The following quotations on National
Steel and American Tin Plate stocks are
furnished by Simpson & Tatum, City Bank