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ANSEI-In Alameda. November IS 1899 Adele
Lucille Ansel. beloved child OF John L. and
Johanna AnBel. aged IL months and q days
rTFriends are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral services at 2O04 Encinal ave
nue.. tomorrow (MondayD, at 1l.l5 O'Clock
Interment private
CARNBS-In this city, November IS 1899 Caro-
line II. Carnes. widow OF the late George
A Carnes. and mother OF Edith Robertson
William A Carnes and Natalie c. Jordan
aged II years
OFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully Invited 20 attend the funeral to-morrow
(Moncay). al II o'clock. from the residenc.
OF the daughter. s0s McAllister street In
ternent Mountain View Cemetery Oakland
CAIutoLIs-in this city. November Il. 1899
William e. son Of John Carroll a native ~
San Francisco aged 80 years
EEFriends and scquaintances are respec.-
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued as follows:
John y. Mahoney and Annie J. Sullivan. % ls
John T HAYES and Emile W Mohr....... 2s-s2
Errico Rosaia and Celia Faraco. o............25-l .
Mansoeto Daner and Buisa Pedemonte .35- 80
Marvel F. Silva and Rosa NJ de Borba. 27- %
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hLNRY j. GALLAGHER CO,

Successors 20 Flanagan a. Gallaghe-,.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERs
~ Fifth at. opposite Lncoln school,
Telephone South 50.
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.

mOuNI TAMALPAIS SCENIC RAILWAY.
Leave San Francisco via Sausaltto Ferrr
Week Days-9:S0 a. m. and i:i5 o m
sundays-s:00. 1000 a. m and I:f5 n m
steam-heated. closed car on ALI trains
Fare-San Francisco TO Summit and Return.
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FRUITVALE ADVERTISEMENTS
FRUITVALE REAL .
FRUITVALE
ENAIS- SNAPS c>-apc


FRUTTvALE.
= ACRE T.C7-s.-.NAAf5iL s..>Af5 1C-pr c'sIS ssSAPs
We have or Of those choice D. acre lo,s
leit They are only seven minutes from the
tplendid neighhorhooe. We wish 20 close out
the balance this week: come quick we can
H5o-looN2o0 choice residence lot: best part
a. Trulfvale.
'io5o-'li rer month: roons; big basement:
wei ana pump. completely fenced: graded
ftrcot. cement walks. blocks from caT.. iot
tcl-N. very easy terms.
Ne5h-sN per month. rooms. large lot: er-
ceIl'rt location; has its own water supply
t.Fl-flt ID peg month; ROOM bath: well
arc lump. lot iaNito; blocks from cars.
larpe harm wei and pump. corner lof 5oxl5o;
fine grove ~ trees in front OF this place Fruit
trees on the property can give 100 feet front
sSl0 ~: any terms you want: choice lots IN
Fruitvale some close 10 the station; some 8
THE HOME BUILDING COMPANY.
Fruittale office. half block from Frutvale
Station. CITY oflce. 222 Sansone ST. room 2
any day after Nondav in the afternoons.
THE HOME BUILDING COMPANY.
ROBERT SLAUGHTER. President
.75o-CozV cottage o. rooms: lot 5oxlos: bern.
chicken house. fruit trees. city water. etc:
ss5o-For eale at a sacrifice: house Of 6 rooms:
fle well and pump. wcodshed. chicken house;
corner Dot. 50xl50. easy terms II desired
ftO00-Cotfare 81 3 rooms bath attic. fruit
trCcs. lot S51iS5: located in the best mart OF
Frultvaie: 500 cash balance :l2 per month
Oner wanted Tor y acres OF sandy loan with
house of rooms and bath; large barn; lne ar
tesian well. windmill and tank: ncres in
choice fruit. only ! mile from Fr7lltvale sta
tion and block from electric car line: nns To-
cation. excellent view.
F'ur particulars npply 70
u a. PLETTNER. FrTiitvsle station Cal
FOR SALE ~ BEAUTIFUL FRUITvALE.
A sacrifice: new modern cottage OF 8 rooms
large reception hall. porcelain bath. foot base
rneut barn. fruit trees. etc: lot J0xl2e. all
fenced: hne location; only blocks from Fruit
vale station For full particulars address
owner box 2. Fruitvsle p. o.. Cal.
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BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS
nERNELEY REAL ESTATE.


so Will huy 3-ro7H cottage. lo, 5oxlS5: all
81 pep month. rs. C. MORAN.
FHo-WORTU 5000. street work an done: finest
l.iN ln tfrkf."N. must sell. one block 70
berAoi-y local train w. @. MORAN.
fI0o-5 LARGE rooms. lot s0xloo. basement
an hogrei. hank loaned $3.50 on this prop
ertEs $50 cash, balance SO per month. ". {.
MORAN.
g WORTH $1,000. Broom cottage and lois.
t.Al-t t1rhs ore corner. 500 cash. balance
sla rer month. N. g.. MORAN.
$50 LARGE roans. near the University and
N a in, ne.shhorh..od. see H. ". G. MORAN.
Lorn station Berkeley.
@EW hoase lt s rooms. close % depot. electric
car. ana college price $500. terms easy. O.
AGENCY Scenic Park. adjoining University:
pow is the time g. invest. beats any savings
bank @. @. NAY q co.
LOT 5oals5. close 70 Berkeley depot for $40.
why mon live in your own homee o. c. MAY
9 ELEGANT s-ro0m colonial homes adjacent
University NJ California. just completed: por-
ceia'n bath. finished IN natural wood ana all
D. Ieru couveniences, sunny frontage. terms
81 desired. call or write NJ L. WURTs. Sew
efiretth ana kroadwny Oakland.
At harga.n-This IN. residence. Just com
ileted; rooms; al modern improvements.
HANENs 2.l6 shattucl1 ave. or II R
ABRAHAMsON. III Laurel St. Oakland
fi-oo- BARGAIN dve-roou cottage IN Fast
Berkeley 30 lot ssNl30. near station: street
work done. $500 cash. balance 20 suit pur-
eharer. 6Eo SCHMIDT. Berkeley Station.
EIc1o-NO excuse for not having A home: corner
l1t .oHias. modern l0om cottage. bath ba,a-
fue.f. efr.- convenient 20 cars and stat on.
small rafh payment; balance easy monthly
iNtt.4ll lflonfe, save Trur rent. u. u. IRWIN
Lorn station. open sundays.
e. g.. BENIs. Real Estate and General Land
Agent 1zi M0ltgonery ~.
u scrh.. .ey-talrner lot S1xlJ0. with modern
house ~ rooms.
s. down. $40 monthly no interest: comfort
able s-ro0I1 house. lots. blocks 20 station
sn4 street cars. near University block frorn
large factory. HENNETT Berkeley station.
cory cottages with modern Improvements: in
etal l.fnef.ts same as rent. from e. Cd onward
hhNNfli, -lla stanford 81. Berkeley stan
STOP aayu= rert when you can huy a good
.f'aft .i-e. N-tl bath. pantry. folding
Doors brirk fuundatou. larEe lot. blocks
from ini.ioad station; schools. churches
toirH ana electric cars, price 1920: only 800
cash. balance fls monthly: house almost new
~ 5000 location falle Berkeley train. get og
4Srin station. ak for RUDOLPH a. PER-
hlAS' oihce open Sundays.
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= LaEes. ln Nf1fper. for mailing s. per year
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CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. co.
LESSBH
SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY.
IIburon Ee try. Font OF NarI.t Sc

w. SAN FRANCISCO TO SAN RArAErS
WEEK DAYS-T:30. 800, 400 a 70: iz.u
$50, $40. $40 ,. m. Thursdays-Fsxtra trIp
a. n;So ?. m. saturdays-Extra trips al i:sS
suNDAYss-s:oO. 80. HOO a. M: 1:so. I.sa.
800. $50 .. m -
SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO
WEEK DAYS-s:1O. 100 s:20 Ii.i0 a. m: f,.1s.
go. $40 2. m. saturdays-Extra trips al
suEpAYs-s10. s:4O. 1Iio a m: i:sO. s:to sc1.
e.E o. m.
Between San Frnucfsco ana gchu-tr., p,rh
same Hch>duie ns above
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NILES ADVERTISEMENTS.
NILES REAL ESTATE.

CALIFORNIA REAL ESTATE
acres bearing fruit trees IN village, s-7oo.
acres bearing fruit trees. houses. etc, $3.50
Ten and a half acres: three years old: apricot
and cherry trees. corner; bargain; $4250. easy
terms
Lot 6lX2e2 feet; house rooms. upstairs IN
finished. blacksmith shop and tools: only 5000.
Great sacrifice; forced sale; l20 acres bearing
prunes of best known variety. only $3.50 per
acre; acjoins Incorporated town; cost $500 per
Reliable Information regarding California
property furnished WATERS BROS. Niles.
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fioca-I HAVE for sale 90 lots e5xl25 a. a whole:
this property Is worth 5000: the owner Is in
absolute distress FOR the want OF Immediate
che may make an immediate sale: the lots
command a ma gniflcent view: within 40 min
utes Of the city. has 2 railroad stations within
minutes walk: running water e:c.. call and
get full particulars. J. W. LAYMANCE. s3s
Market St. 5. +. 4s0-is2 Eighth St, Oakland
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DIED.

Ansel. Adele I. Jose, Emanuel
Carncs. Caroline II. Martin. Mollie
Carroll. William Z. Monaghan Bridget
Cogan. Joseph A. Newman. Kallman
cramer. Margaret Z. Nickelsen. Lena
Dehan. julie Peterson. Lewis
Douglass. Mabel A. Roberts. Catherine
DoultOn. Mary Russell. William @.
Ehinger. Rudolph Scarlet. Sallle
Graham. Robert $. Schober, Sophie
Hagerty. Annie Spaulding, Norris r.
Hancock. David G. Stetson. Celia Z.
Have. Monte Stlwell. George w.
Henry. Frederick T. Swain. Susan
Jones. Mary a. Twohw Thomas
Jorgensen, kristine Williams, Joseph
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TO lease-50 acres near Oakland on terms "a
fruit. buildings. springs. etc. SALISBURY,
sos Broadway. Oakland.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

EAN ANTOINE awe. and Weber 81 most mod
c.u house iu Alameda. hardwood fluish. nickel
Plumbing. cement trays. beautifully frescoed
y rooms. basement. banquet room l7N4o: 3
rIanf@Is. .a-fHut lrf. THIS is a bargain: / want
money to close deal iu san Francisco. VIII be
a' house every day 20 >. until sold: / won {
lave ~ g0 often, either; 5000 T. p.
DRAPER
- Alameda. lot 5ryl50 with improvements.
Tor sale ~ eNchauge; san Francisco real es-
tate preferred. lls California 81.
BARGAINS in lots. al on improved streets. s5
$40. side cf Haight ave mr.. 7th ST.. $3.50:
lof t'Nlss. $3.50, lot s1Al5o. sC.5, 25xls0 $500:
tcrns. 0r VIII build 10 suit J. H. YOUNG.
i2s, Park ST.
tIfF ApEST arI best IN Amcr!ca-The Weekly
CALL N rages. sent 90 any ad 'reSs In the
United states. postpaid. for 81 per year
ALAMEDA ROOMS AND BOARD.
HOME f0r ladies in delicate health: large
grounds private MRS DIR FUNKE. 1916 sth
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RIFLEMEN TO MEET HERE
Will Begin Preparations for the Ma
tional Rifle Tournament to Be
Held in 1901.

The local delegates 70 the National
Schuetzenbund will meet next week TO
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ALAMEDA ROOMS AND BOARD.

HOME for ladies I'm delicate health: large
grounds private. MRS. DIR FUNKE 1916 sth.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
oFFICE-ooS BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
WILLIAM J. DINGEE.
sos Broadway. Oakland.
Room ls. second floor. Mills olds'' >. 4.
,s7s AND UPWARD.
Beautiful lots IN the center OF Oakland street
work all done. send for map
.2soo.
! modern improvements: lot 5Oxl20. street work
al done. only $50 cash required 10 own this
home.
$3.50
Elegant home OF rooms and bath; heated
with open fireplace and fuTnace: plate glass
/ windows fine Easement and attic; IN best part
OF Oakland. between Broadway and the lake.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE OF BARGAINS.
WILLIAM J. DINGEE.
s0s Broadway. Oakland.
Room l6. second noor. Mills bldg. s. T.
eos BROADWAY.
FORECLOSURE SALES.
s25c0-Cottage: lot lo0xl35 feet.
slCs0-Lot lO0Xle5 feet. s-rOom house.
Call tor a list OF new houses for sale on easy
SPACE CATALOGUE OF HOMES.
tl6oo-ss rooms: paying hotel. z. E. BUNCE.
POS Broadway. Oakland.
MAKE a START
so down. balance small monthly payments.
viii buy you fine LOT on the north side OF the
street. just east OF san Pablo ave: Will sell
NaEtF az 81 faar FINN
sewer IN street; this property is in North Oak
land. where more Improvement is going on than
in any other part OF Oakland. and Is property
that win greatly increase IN value. J. 3
NAlSMITH. t52 Ninth ST.
A-siO CASH. Sc monthly TIL paid: chicken run /:
5VNz56 feet. price. all told. $3.50. level land
sandy loan. TO : feet deep: no adobe; plenty
OF good water. site and climate superb. no
cold winds or fogs here: build your home or
we Will build Tor you: stop paying rent; near
electric cars and s0-foot- wide boulevard: not
FAR from fine school. Nestall tract adjoin-
Ing East Oakland, call or send Tor circulars
st5 Seventh ST.. near cor. Broadway Oakland; I;
carriage free. HENRY 4. JONES. Owner.
s775-MUST be sold. broom cottage. with
basement. good yard. healthy location. con-
venient 10 cars; rented for s. per month. Ad-
dress box lol3. Call Office. Oakland. Cal.
4 ELEGANT houses in course OF construction
on SD st, bet. Grove and West. 2 completed; /;
all modern improvements: street work side
walks done: small payment down: balance
monthly II desired. houses open for inspection
10 10 sundays. J. II. SIMPSON, SIS 10th ST.
floca-I HAVE for sale 60 lots a5Nl25 a. a whole:
this property Is worth 5000: the owner Is in
absolute distress FOR the want OF Immediate
funds and IS sacrificing this property that
che may make an immediate sale: the lots
command a magnificent view; within 40 min
utes of the city. has railroad stations within
minutes walk; running water, exc. call and
get full particulars J. w LAYMANCE SIS
Market St. 5. +. 4s0-i62 Eighth ST. Oakland
TO lease-50 acres near Oakland on terms; "a
truit. buildings springs. etc SALISBURY.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS


LARGE sunny front bay-wlndow room board
ortIonni. tclenhone: references. leg Brush
ft near Fourteenth; mornings
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OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.

~ Introduction to you from II. shellhsAs: the
furniture dealer. 18th and Franklin. Oakland.
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IalttIItLtys lNVNcf1ber -.
stmr Fulton. Levinson. so hours from Port
land.
Los Angeles.
schr North Bend. Palmgren. 1s days from
Grays Harbor.
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40 WILL huy 3-ro0n cottage. LOT 5oxl15: all
fenced. tarr. good well. sl.1 down. balance
s. rer month. W e.. MORAN.
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E6oo-Ss rooms; a paying hotel. z. E. BUNCE.
P0S Broadway. Oakland.
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fi.0-NoRTE F0C1s street work an done: finest
lote in Berkeley. must sell. one block 10
Berkeley local train. ". a. MORAN
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QUARTER MILLION BLAZE.
lad Fire In - Wholesale Grocery Estab.
lishment nt ~. Paul.


ST. PAUL, Dec. 2.-Fire broke out in
the o-story brick building of the
Griggs. Cooper q Go. wholesale grocery
store shortly before 10 p. III. and within
a compc rat!vely short time totally de-
stroycd the eastern section, together
with its contents, causing an estimated
loss Of xa4U,UGU The loss is fully COW
cred by insurance. The fire was one Of
the iiercest the department has had to
combat for some time and only sub.
stan,ial fire wall prevented the destruc'
,ion Of the entire building. Starting
about the center Of the second floor III
the eastern wing the fire obtained grea,
headway before the department got to
work and inside of two hours the tive
floors were gutted.
At about 80 the end wall bulged
suspiciously and from all appearances
was about 10 fall. a number of flre'
men were at work upon the top OF the
union depot sheds. In the genera
scram bic that ensued Paul Seevich OF
Supply Hose Company No. and Cap
tain Leahy of Engine Company No.
were severely injured.
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THE WARNING TO FRANCE.
Cham bsrlain Objects to the Bitternes
Of the Paris iress.

Cham bsrlain Objects to the bitterness
OF the Paris iress.
LONDON. Dec. 2.-Dealing with the
attitude of foreign nations. in speech,
Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain. said:
Il rejoice. and it is perhaps natural.
for have taken a personal interest IN
the matter, in the friendly feeling
which hope is now permanent BE-
tween the two great branches OF the
Anglo-Saxon race. have SO many
friends in the United States-almost as
many as | have here-and can con-
ceiye of no greater disaster to the two
countries than to find themselves nos
tile to each other. The union, the
alliance, if you please. the understand
ing between these two great nations Is
indeed a guarantee Of the peace OF the
world. but there is something more
| which think any far-reachlng Eng
lish statesman has long desired-tha5
we should not remain permanently lso-
lated from the continent OF EUROPE
and think it must have appeared evil
dent to everybody that the natural an
ance is between
| Our.elves and tho German Empire.
We have had our differences. Quarreis
and contentious. but they have all been
about petty matters. These difficulties
have been gradually removed until now
I cannot conceive that any point car
arise in the immediate future whicl
can bring ourselves and Germany int'
antaconism of interests. On the con
trarv can foresee many things IN tn
future which must cause anxiety to tn
statesmen of Europe, but in which ou
interests are clearly the same as 6e,
manys, and in which the understand
;np Of which have spoken in the cas-
; nf America, might, if extended to de'
many. do more perhaps than a com
bination Of arms to preserve the peac
of the world" -, E.
Referring to the attacks OF the 1o'
: e;yn press, MIR. Chamberlain said tnes
newspapers had not even spared IN
J. almost sacred person of the queen.
: This" continued the speaker, pr
t ,oled natural Indignation. which ma
. hove serious consequences if our nefg'
r hors (the Frenchl do not mend the
: ! WAYS
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MADE A MISTAKE
London Newspapers Almost With.
out Exception Voice Their
Dissent
From Views Expressed by Cham
berlain in His Speech at
Leicester.
Naturally Brings Forth Vigorou
Protests From the Paris
Newspapers.

LONDON, Dec. with few excep
tions, the afternoon newspapers dissent
from Mr.. Chamberlain's Anglo-Saxon
Teutonic alliance speech at Leicester.
The Pail Mall Gazette lays stress on the
strong anti-German prejudice in Great
Britain, and declares. bluntly, that Mr.
Chamberlain had better have KEEP
silent.
The Westminster Gazette takes tn.
same line, believing Mr.. Chamberlain
did not represent government opinion
and pointing out how offensive the
speech was towards France.
The Globe maintains that it is impos
sible for Germany to give the quid pre-
quo for the responsibilities that would
accrue to Great Britain from such ar
alliance.
The Evening Standard says Mr.
Chamberlain referred to no alliance by
J treaties.
The st. James Gazette says: "Mr
Chamberlain simply expresses Englisl
public opinion. which has come to re
alize that with Germany and the United
States we can work. because with thos'
powers we have community Of inter
ests and sentiments. whereas, will
Russia and France we have not"
The Sun is the only other evening
newspaper TO take a similar favorabl
view of the suggested alliance.
PARIS, Dec. 2.-Some Of the news
naners attach considerable importanc
to the utterances Of Joseph Cham be,
lain at Leicester and consider that the
show that Emperor Williams visit t
England was partially political. Tn
majority. however. characterize. Gel
tain of Mr.. Chamberlian's declaration
as empty threats. and regard the sue
gestion of an alliance between Grei
Britain. the United States and Ge
many as simply eccentric.
The Matin observes that Mr.. Chan
berlain alludes to the alliance as an a
complished fact and as being his wor
and "seizes on the opportunity to a
dress threats to France, which leave
as unmoved as does the famous pro
pect of new triple alliance"
The Journal urges the recall OF A
miral Fournier's squadron from Il
: Levapt, in "view of eventualties whlt
may arise from the present antl-Brltl
campaign in France
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SILVER REPUBLICANS.
,...,a 60 Co.Opera.e with tho Anti
lmpsrialists Of the East :.

,....d 20 Cooperate with tne ""
lmpsrialists Of the East
CuIcAGo. Dec. 2.-The Silver hepuo,
,;c.ns in conference here TUESDAY "lA
"wednesday planned, it is announce, a,..
to ally themselves with and to maxi max
,,se Of the .'anti.imrerialisin' agl'a'lun, ~.
asnecially in Eastern states wnere o .ne
silver issue does not attract. Co,opo.e. :.
t,o, with Edward Atkinson's foiiow.ns
viii , be sought. The purpose OF w" W.
silver Republicans is to gam, a', !. p.,I
chile s;hls. with this new issue, footnol.
~ Eastern states SO that their parry 90. m
more ~ truly claim to be national os OF
aan;zation and thus become o mol'
Elective Elective whip for holding the De%? nm;
cu crats to tho Bryan and le to I,ne. .,h,;n tIn
o.",, - ane r reason why the Silver kepuonc
ans want to hold q big national conven
anr .;nr Of 1000 or more delega.es nea
,,on vs.r. COMBINATION Of this plan .e'sate come
yu"a {r"m Fred J. Dubois. former r., sensss s;S.o
tro,n Idaho and chairman OF .ns 0
: ponnhl;can 1,o, executive comm'''es,s
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an Said to Be in Telegra.
h., communication With
EilipinOs,
| Are Considering PROPOSE.
|;Ou, Looking to Their
Surrender.
Irsl Otis Tells of the Vigor OF
|,he Campaigning in the
Interior.

s. YORK. Dec. "A special to
usrali from Manila says Gen.
law,on is at Bambong. 20 miles
Of Bayon bong, in the Capgayen
he is in telegraphic communi.
with the insurgents over the
in their possession. and the COM
i.-s Of the opposing forces are cor.
E-c Propositions made by telegraph
J. 10 the surrender Of the rebels to
americans.
,.Hl<,roS, Dec. o.-General Otis
c,s 10 the war department show
the advance into the interior is be.
vigorously rushed aud the Ameri.
ROO, continue to drive back and
t-.. the scattered bands encoun-
II. states that Captain Warwick
Eighteenth infantry was killed
N engagement at Passi. lloilu
tnc. on the 26th ult. General Otis
s,ch is as follows:
Hughes reports from Central Panay.
\ ,rovince. one-third Of island as
red Of insurgents. BY forced march
Two battalions from Labuano. by
Of Calnog. he obliged the enemy
rnca,el a, passi on 26th ult.. and
e him with loss to the mountains.
e,acnrd bodies, capturing 10 field
e,, q which breech leaders, also
h., and several thousand rounds
ii ammunition: Hughes casualties
tain Warwick. Eighteenth infantry
Private Daniel W. Humphreys. X
tl,,n;A infantry. killed. He report:
troops in excellent health. Is now
tertlng wheel into pack transporta
.l- luriose Of entering mountains
ec,ei that he will pass on t'
il, northern coast Of island. Dis
tAes from LAwton indicate Bayon
! captured 2sth ult. Both trail
Mountains impracticable for whee
Fsogiation Of any kind. Troop
sutslsted on rice and scant suppl.
Aa,. MacArthur's troops have ha'
t7a minor engagements. capturing
ani rifles. Bells capture in noun
includes four modern guns. all II
condition: over so pieces of ariil
captured by troops of corps in las
e weeks.
oregon brought in LOG Spanish pri'
p from Vigan yesterday, 9i receive
fal tie previous evening. lonn
three troops cavalry and March
'alion Thirty-third infantry reporte
ave reached Vigan yesterday.
.Cnditions Zam boanga satisfactor!
|lisnal ordnance surrendered. col
As 4 field pieces. II rifles, quantit
lnnitlon. Natives adjoining towi
P'lns city and native military ban'
tAaalny troops. Thirty-frst infant'
YES Manila this evening to garrisf
sa stations Mindanao coast; !
''e0Itics anticipated"
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MR., HOBART'S WILL.
widow Cots q Million and Half the hc-
mniuder, Aftor Minor Requests.


Paterson, y. j.. Dec. 2.-The Will OF
the late Vice President Garrett A. Ho'
hart has been filed in the Passalc
county surrogate office. The value OF
the estate is not given. but 1t is under
stood to be about S2,5o0,U0o. OF the
estate Mrs. Jennie Hobart. the widow.
receives 81. .o0o, 900 and one-halt OF the
remainder after number of bequests
are maid: the son, Garrett \. HOBART,
.Jr.. inheriting the other half, WHEN he
attains his majority. St. Josephs nos
nital. the General hospital. the Cnii'
dren's day nursery. st. Joseph orphan
asylum. all Of Paterson, receive S',ooc
each. Hobart Tuttle. private secretary
to Governor Voorhees,. and pro'ner'
;n.law of the vice president, receives
soo. 900. A. A. Wilcox. close irlenu
of Mr.. Hobort, received $4,000. DAVID
Hobart. a brother of the late wee pres'.
dom, received $4,000, and to cacn o. o.
his two children is bequeathea s'o'ovo
The executors of the Will are '.'
,;dow Mrs. Jennie Hobart, a: "A
Wilcox. +. I. Bell and Colonel " ''''"n
Barbour.