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CASH QUOTATIONS.

Flour-Steady.
Wheat-No. 2 spring. 6S1zd71c: No. 3
spring, 64G7Oc; No. > red, 7147112c.
COrn-No. 2, 32d214c.
Oats-No. 2, 2224c.
Flax seed-NO. l. 81 21S.
Timothy seed-Prime, $3.50
Mess pork-Per Dbl. S.S597. 90
Lard-Per 100 lbs. $. pas. 2212.
Short ribs sides Ooose), $4.75d5 10; dry
sailed shoulders (boXed) 6d6sc; short
clear sides (boXed), S5.iHd5. 30.
Whisky-Distillers' finished goods, per
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Sugar-Cut loaf, $50; graduated, Sis
ClOver-ChOice, $40.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Open. High. Low. Close.

Chicago, Oct. 2o.-The leading futures
ranged a. follows:
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and the committee adjourned at 10 O'Clock
MANlR (HlsIN CHAIRMAN

and the committee adjourned az 10 O'Clock
MAYOR CHOSEN CHAIRMAN.
The joint committee on invitation ap-
pointed hy the city Council and the chair
man ~ the civic Carnival Committee met
ln The hall of the Chamber of Commerce
az noon yesterday for the purpose OF
making arrangements for the reception
and entertainment of the President and
ihs party.
Mir. James Caslle called the meeting %
order. and upon motion Of Mr.. J.. h.
Morris, Mayor Taylor was chosen chair
man.
Mr. Pollock suggested that IN order 10
do so. the rules should be suspended, as
the body from which the committee ema-
mated. namely, the Common Council. had
precedence. and the first named gentle
man on that committee should be the
chairman.
Colonel John p. Purcell. thcreupon. Sec
onded the motion to suspend the rules
and Mayor Taylor was chosen chairman,
with Mr. Caskie vice-chairman.
After short discussion. INDUCED In by
Messrs Curtis. Morris Gunst. Cutchins.
Purcell Travers and Caske. the chair
man was empowered 90 appoint an eXecu-
tive committee of five 90 transact an the
taken and the following gentlemen were
chosen. James Caskie. S. W. Travers. O.
s. Allen G.. w. Tanner and A. II. Chris
tian.
HONORARY RECEPTION COMMITTEE
At the organization the following gene
tlemen We're elected 20 act ass a honorary
reception committee to act ln conjunction
with the regular committee. j. Hose Ty-
Ter John w Daniel Thomas s.. Martin.
john Lamb. James Keith. Edmund Nad-
din. j. J.. Lewis. j. ID. Brady S. w.
Trovers Warren J. Taylor Tnyi1- -'-
tyson Mayor Maurice and John j. o Bien
OF Manchester
Mr. Trayers said that Governor Tyler
had offered the committee his services,
and was at their command.
on motion of Mr. Curtis the committee
decided to proceed TO Ashland on the
morning of Tuesday 10 meet the Presl-
dent.
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HANNA CLAIMS
OHIO FOR NASH
Says This is Essentially a Republican
Year-Chairman Dick Publishes
letters From Sherman.

CLEVELAND. o. Oct 2-scnat0r
/ Hanna expressed himself JOB an extended
! interview to-day as satisfied with the
| political outi00L.
The slogan of thc Republican President
! lal campaign in 1900. Doe said. would be
| Gull dinner blckets. protection, an un-
changed currency and expansion
Regarding Ohio. Doe said. "l am just
from a fair tour oi tine State. ] have re-
ports from points at which D did not
touch From this 1 would say THAT Judge
George k Nash would hc elected uy big
ma aiority. This is essentially "a Republic
can year. The Democrats sought t0 make
votes by d0dsIug stated sues and taking
no National issues. Tor their State plat
form. They could not have made "a moro
serious mistake. These issues affect the
welfare Of every one. .hey appeal t0 their
Judgment and reason and this being the
case. the verdict OF Ohio voters Will be 10
sustain thc present administration in all
Of It's acts"
SIERMAN'S POSITION.
COLUMBUS. o.. Ott. 2>-Ihc puhlica-
uon to-day Of what purported 10 be an in-
tcrricw with former Secretary Of State
John sherman. attacking Senator Hanna,
Judge Nash the Republican candidate for
Governor and the administration led
Chairman Dick to make public some re-
cent CORE yludCucc with STR. Sherman
concerning the Ohio campaign
ln a letter 20 Chairman Dick on Scptem-
Der 9th. Mr. sherman said.
1T is true that my health and strength
are returning. but l am still c0nfened 10
my home by The Doctors orders. / will
be unable 10 participate ia the campaign
but VIII be glad to render any assistance
possible. IL may that / can write some
letters which may assist GOgeinor Nash
In his canvass"
ANOTHER LETTER.
Again on October 9th. Mr.. Sherman
wrote Chairman Dick as follows:
81 can hardly express my solicitude for
the election of Judge Nash as Governor
OF Ohio. He not only deserves the hearty
support OF every Republican for that DO
siuon' but Is especially qualified to per-
form the duties OF governor, and will
discharge them faithfully. The self
appointed candidate. Mr. Jones. ought not
to receive the votes OF Republicans who
nave shared In the nomination of Judes
Nash. All OF MS who have assisted I'm any
way TO IL. or are Republicans, should
give 10 Judge Nash our hearty suppQrt.',
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Is Scarcely More Reassuring To-Day
Than at Beginning.
SHOULD RETIRE TO COLENSO.
so Think Many, but General White
VIII Probably Hold Ladysm.th I'm
RcinfOrcemcnts Arriyo--B Beers
Plans Were Masurcd BE
fore Negotiations We're
Broken on.

Copyright 1859 by the Associated Press)
LONDON. Oct. N-rhe South African
war has now been In progress three weeks
and so far the British arms have been
consistently crowned with m0mcntary
successes. though at a cost which yeu-
fies President kruger's prediction that fhe
conflict would stagger humanity. But
though victory has fallen 20 Great Brit
ain whenever and wherever The issues
We're OF paramount Importance. General
Whites position is scarcely more rcas-
suring than at the outbreak OF the war.
So far he has only shown hls ability 20
outwit by strategy the Beers strategy.
and his conception meets with high
praise from the British military critics.
Now ne appears 20 have reached the limit
OF this game OF war hy which hs was
able 10 prevent The massing OF the Bocr
columns. and must either meet The enc
mys combined forces 0r retreat
TO HOLD LADYsMiTH
Many people think General waite should
gest content with the successes so far
achieved and fan back on Colenlo. point
.ns out that he appears % De- fully able
20 move hts forces quickly and without
deterioration. 10 is scarcely possible that
hc w.ll follow this course, proferring rath-
er % hold Ladysmith. though AGAINST
much superior numbers. untl reinforced.
tt is the feeling that the Gen rll .n-
tends 20 follow the latter course that
creates uncas'uoss. for victories over Boer
units are not believed o. ind cato that
tho same result can De- achieved over the
Bocr. when w11sod
Compared with This impeding move
ment about Lads Smith. The fate of Kim
berloy ana Mafoking and the frogrcss
NJ the other independent operations are
almost lns wiiccant
long nffTrRED.
Tho rap'dy of ihe roer advance and tho
tcuaclty cf tho onda1r1rs of their coi-
umns to concentrate ON General White
have proved clearly chat tha Beers plans
were maturcd long before ho-fI'ties dis
placed negotiations and though they may
De unable to stand before the brilliant
Continued on Second page)
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BANDITS DISPERSED.
Captain Simons Doing Effective Work
in Island Of Ncgros.


MANILA. oct 2S.-6 7. M.-Detachments
OF the Sixth Infantry have recently been
engaged in dispensing bands OF bandits
who nave been operating I'm the Island OF
Negros Captain Simons struck village
Of Tuisanes near San Carlos and zap
tain Evans defeated another band, klillhs
tel. wounding many and capturing TWEEN
tv. There were no American losses.
WASHINGTON. oct &.-The war DC
partmcnt to-day received the following
dispatch from General Otis:
Manila. oct. 2S
Adtutant General. Washington:
Young struck insurgents at Santa Rosa,
north OF san Isidro yesterday driving
them. captured some of their property
Casualties. two killed, one wounded
Evans Sixth Infantry. struck robber band
Ncgros. 21tn instant Killed thirty
wounded many, capturing twenty prison
ers Sim0ns sixth Infantry. struck
small band. dispersed them, killed three.
No casualties.
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INDEPENDENCE
OR NOTHING
Would Have Accepted Autonomy i
Properly Approached at First.
Now it is too Late.

CHICAGO, oct. 2S.-The Tribune to-day
prints a summary Of the situation in the
Philippine Islands from its special CORES
pondent there Richard IL. Little. The
letter, which is dated Manila, September
l4th, says:
Here are some figures, made seven
months and q half after our campaign
against tho FillpinOs began. say il is
five miles TO Angeles-We hold possession
OF a railroad up TO that point
1--WE can fairly claim possession Of the
land a half-mile on each side Of the
track. We have possession Of the wagon
road. and. let us say, half-miie on each
side from san Fernando, through Baco-
Tor 90 Santa Rita, eight miles, with four
miles 20 Gudga. We have road from
Mololos to Baliauag. eleven miles north
east We can claim eleven square miles
here.
1--WE have Manila. out as far as the wa
ter works five miles away That gives
US, say. twenty-five miles around the city
LAWTON ORDERED BACK.
"Then we have the road and a half
mile each side down eighteen miles 20
linus. Then We have Calamba and some
other points on the lake that General
Lawton captured before be was ordered
back These towns are not approached
by road. but by boat across the Laguna
de Bay. and We only control the land they
stand on.
Adding up our total possessions, We
find we have III square miles.
The island Of LuZon contains 1900
square miles.
INSURRECTION GROWING.
Outside OF Luzon the insurrection
seems 10 be growing. The insurgents
hold ports in Mindanao. the next largest
island TO Luzon In the Philippines. and
said 10 be incidentally rich In gold and
silver mines. iron and copper ores, AMI
other minerals. besides possessing won
derfu forests Of hard wood. No Amcri-
cans have dared venture there as yet as
General Otis has sent no troops 10 thl
island
~ fIshmen and Germans are prowl.
ing about the island. getting all the
concessions they can. II IS said several
parties are at work.
NEXT CAMPAIGN.
"The rext campaign Is going 10 be
different from the last We will get out
Of the nat open country into mountain
Gus. thickly wooded country. II we do
not end the war here we will have 10 car
ry IL into the high. rock-rlbbed noun
tains OF Luzon.
From what can be learned from the
Insurgents they are all satisfied with the
present condition OF affairs.
DOING WELL
"Their congress has just returned
communication TO the American Peace
Commission, declaring that. while they
would have accepted autonomy from our
government II they had been properly
lealt with at first. they will now con-
iider no proposition except independence.
With almost 1900 miles Of territory
rom which TO draw supplies and with
loats coming in without any opposition
rom Hong /Kong. Japan and from Cen
raj and South America and Australia |
The insurgent probably are doing well |
IA Ear "a supplies are concerned"
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Ynllnw Eeyer Situation.

WASHINGTON. oct 2S-The Marine
Hospital Service yollOw-fever dispatches
tonight report one new case and one
death at New Orleans. and seven new
cases al Miami. Fla. From Dry Iortugas.
Fla. Surgeon Smith reports twenty-cight
refugees remaining Of whom twenty-siX
are ready 10 20 but cannot leave on ace
count of the weather
JACKSONVILLE FLA. oct 2S.-Re-
ports received from Key West show thlt
there are six new cases OF yellow fever
to-day. and eight new cases at Miami
No deaths are reported
NEW ORLEANS. oct 2S-The Board
cr Health to-sav reported no new cases
OF yellow fever and one death.
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UNREC0NSTRUCTED CUBAN.
Declined Good Position RatherThan
Take Oath of Allegiance.

HAVANA. oct. 2S-General Lacret the
former Cuban commander. has been offer
cd the post of inspector OF prisons and
police by Senor Capote, head OF the de-
partmcnt OF government, at a salary Of
500 per month
Lacret replied that he was very CRATE
ful for the offer. but that he could not
accept a position in which ne would
have 10 take the oath Of fidelity In spite
OF the fact that he badly needed the
money which the acceptance of the place
would bring 70 him.
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MERGANT THALER DEAD.

Inventor of Linotype Typesetting Ma
chine succumbs to Consumption.
BALTIMORE, oct. 2S-otomar Mergen-
thaler. the inventor OF the Linotype type
setting machine. died this morning Of con-
sumption. He was born in Germany on
May 10. s1S5i
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Preparations complete for the great
THE majority OF the Presidents cabi-
net 90 acc0muany HIM 10 Richmond.
-Hmudn-Silncy defeats Richmond
College iu l h0rd-iought game.
Death of Mrs John Euders, Sr.
Alumni association of the Y. NJ
meets.
Decorations going up rapidly in the
city
Early morning fire does one thousand
dollars damage t0 Main-street building.
state.
Prince OF Wales sends letter of REGRETS
90 Grand Master Duke
The NOrlOik shoot nE case given 10 INC
jury. Mr. Cokos AtUe SIR. Witness for
her stc.m0fler
-Pctersburg Cony0cation 90 meet In Tie
Church ~ the Good Shepherd. in D.nwid-
die Tuesday.
Virginia representative confer with
Maryland Legislators regarding unused
oyster beds iu The Potomac.
-rrcsflc gives way ON Richmond, Pc
tersburg and Carolina road, ana VIII Dee
fatal to Two mon.
-l.ulu Smith found guilty ~ the muir
der Of her husband n Bedford.
General
Manila ldviccs show chat rhc suhius1-
ton of flAp.uOs proceeds slowly
j. G.. Ropes. The historian. dead in
Boston.
Mark Hanna claims Nlshs election ia
Ohio by large majority
-ihe registration u ohio shows large
gains at al points.
Colonel Bryan begins bis nylng speak
iug fuur through Nebraska
Fifz slmmous inn.s 81 out Ills IngIitA
opponent ln one round
-DcHa Fox. the ul-kn0wn actress,
dying of blood poi 0nns.
Foreign.
Another dsht expected shortly near
Kimberley Hostile forces close together.
-Tlo situation in Che Trlsvaal any
thing tut cne1uraclug f0 England.
-Emper0r William casting about for
material for "a new Cabinet
Present conditions cngfe Germany %
concentrate larger navy
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sician ended his statement for the public
by saying. 49,.
Practically no hope for her Efe.
Miss Fox submitted 20 surslcH 49,
ratIou fvyo weeks ago, and passed through
the ordeal well She was convaiescins'
when She caught cold and since then has
failed rapidly. a consuNaton OF phy-
-lc.ans was held Friday night. and II was
decided that blood poisoning had set IN
from peritonitis, and that there was 10
hone
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Germary's viii be Second Only to
That Of Great Britain.
WILL NOT HELP THE B0ERS.
The Press is Anti-British, Irrespective
Of Party Lincs-Bclicf That Eng
lard Has Thus lar Got the
Worst OF the Fight, but
Supprcsscs the Ncws-Sa-
moan Matters.

Copyright. 1899 by the Associated Press)
BERLIN. oct &.-Emperor William is
looking for another Cabinet Dut has not
yet found the material for it. I'm place OF
Or. Won Miguel, the Minister of Finance
Ills Majesty wanted Herr SIemens. OF the
Deutscne he.ch-llnk. and ln place OF Herr
Thielen, the Minister of Public Works, he
wanted Herr Jcu. ke the krupp5 general
manager but they both ,ecllned on Sat
urddy, the reason being that their present
Jobs are more lucrative. So the Emperor is
stil seeking other suitable men, one OF
the reasons why Dee desires new men IS
that he desires the navy greatly increased
and faster than at the present rate, ana
he deems the existing Cabinet too yieid-
ing to efficiently push their wishes before
the ReiChstag. The Emperor Hamburg
toast is generally Interpreted as cmpha-
sizing the uece ssity Of a much .-rser
navy. while am inspired article in the
Nord Deutsche Alge.m. apparently con-
trad.cting the ilea is regarded as M
tended 10 smooth matters. Admiral NOn
Tripitz Secretary Of the Navy has re-
ceived Ills Majesly's sanction 10 project
an enormous increase OF the navy, slv-
Ing it battceh4ps. 10 large and 3j small
cruisers and making 10 equal in size and
efficiency 20 any other navy Great
Britain excepted. This would involve
an expenditure of 400 10000 marks. ana
make the naval budget 100000 marks
annually
Later to-day o. was learned fIom au
absolutely reliable source that Prince iio-
hcn'0he bad agreed To- the following new
naval programme. and that the Governor.
the Emperor consentiug win present the
programme t0 the RoIchstag between 1901
and 1893
THREE A YEAR.
Instead of one ship. three WIN ho built
annually until 1908. From these vessels
a new third squadron w.il Doe formed and
also reserve sGua1r0rs 'r place nf me
sicgried class The number ot cruisers in
foreign waters VIII be increased ny SIX
large vessels.
HOW 1T IS RECEIVED.
II ls interesting 20 note now pubic
opinion has taken this idea of the En-
peror. Its reception has been most Vac
riod The whole Agrarian press seize5
the opportunity 20 assure the Emperor
that the Agrarians are quite wiling 10
vote for a bigger navy if he will drop his
canal project. The Kreuz Zeitung says
there IS not enough money 20 pay FOR
both. The Centre organs declare that the
absolute necessity for the increase must
be shown before the delegates to the
Rcichstag vote for a., and the National
Liberal. Reichspartei pan-German, anti
Somite, and q number of non-partisan
papers discuss the plan rather teeDiy
On the other hand the whole Radical and
Social press decries The need OF the In
crease These papers claim that tho
masses have about reached the limit ~
taxation. and ought not 10 be iurther bur-
dcncd under any circumstances.
is that Prince Hohen.ohe Will be only
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OHIO VOTERS.
Registration Returns From the state
Show HeaYY Gains az All POINTS.

CINCINNATI, o., oct. 2S.-The regis
trat0n 0f voters for the November cleo
tiOn I'm Cincinnati closed tonight
10 Is known that the present registra-
ton Outnumbers all previous ones except
that of 1896 The best estimate of 10 IS
~ COO or about 500 above that OF lojS.
Gains I'm Democratic wards are greatest
Returns from other points I'm the State
indicate heavy gains generally
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GIBRALTAR oct 2S.-The United
States cruiser Brooklyn. from Hampton
Roads October 18TH. has arrived here on
her way TO Manila.
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DELLA FOX DYING.
The Well-Known Actress Suffering
T,om Blood Poisoning.

NEW YORK. oct 2s.-WhAe the con-
dition Of Della Fox. the actress. was ap-
narentlv no worse at midnight than il
had been tWeatY -iour hours a&o. her phy-.
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Committees Meet and Make Final Ar
rangGmGntS.
THE PRESIDENT AND HIS CABINET.
The Majority of His Official Family 10 Accompany
Him to Richmond.
MANY LADIES TO Be IN THE PRESIDENTS PARTY

The Parade to bo Reviewed by the President From the Frank
n-Street Balcony Of the leerSOn-1he Line of Parade
Those Who viii Have Floats in The Procession.
Tournament Races and BaII-A Brief History
of the Movement Which is About to Culmi-
nate in a Success 8eyOnd Anticipation.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Sunday and Monday:
Virginia-Much cooler Sunday. with
gain: followed by fair. Monday FAIR and
continued cool: brisk southery, shifting 20
westerly winds.
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SUMMARY OF TO-DAYS NEWS.

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RANCE OF THERMOMETER.

inc thcrmomctcr az Tho Times Office
.|n..o "a follows yesterday: A. NJ. Is:
M. .o, j.. M. 90. b. Al.. %. p. NJ,
d. l2 A., 20. Average. O1-G
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The war news reaching here ls in COM
Trajectory shape and is often uuntelil-
giblo The comments OF most OF the pa-
pcrs, irrespective of party is anti-British
and often couchcd in "a satIrical and
taunting tone. The belief Is general that
Great Britain thus far got the worst OF
the fight but that the news is suppressed
By the cabinet censorship.
II has been learned by the correspon-