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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-24

Home Finances Are MOST Satisfac-
tory-A Turn for the Better In
the Great Staples-Wheat and
Flour Exports Being Much
Larger Than Last Year@Textile
Industries Behind in Prices.
Although Woolens Are Steadily
Rising.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-24

!, The pearl oyster begins TO produce
pearls when itis nix soE seven years old.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-24

DAIRY PRODUCEr~Butter-P ickle.s "a
per 10 Mountain. e0c: Valley Roll. 10cs
EaPetaluma, 45c per roll; CTeamery. 90 nef
America. lie; Eastern Creamery. 662oc;
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-23

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind.
o!sconxakee and lessons ambition; beauty.
ytGcf ard ckecysuinesS scon disArreAE
wnen the ddnsya are out of srdsr o. DIS
Kidney trouble has become - prevalent
thaf II - not Uncommon for child 20 be
eern Asnlcted with weak ktdrcys~ X the
caifc ursnAfes too osten, IL the urine scAids
the mesh. or II. when the eafld reaches an
age when IL should be- able 10 control the
passaSe and II Is vet AFFECTED with bed
wefunE. depend upon IL the cause u the
dHhculty is kidney trouble. and the nrss
step should Be toward the treatment OF
tssse important organs This unpleasant
trouate 10 due 70 diseased condition u
the h1dneys ard bladder and not 20 3 habit
- most people suppose.
80 we md that woynsn as well - men
are made miserable with kidney and bad
Ger trcueee and both n~ed the same regne-
dy The mild and the immediate effect %
swamp Rect IL soon realized. IL Is sosd
~ druGR3Sts In nfty~cent and oae dousr
Sizes You may have sample bottle BY
mail free. also pamphlet telling all about
II, including many cf the thousands *
Instrumental letters received from suf1eress
cured In writing DR.. kiimcr . Co.
RnGhamscns ~. r.. mention the Seattle
Sunday posa-lntelligsncer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-23

and Sad ''nretlea chicken. fast Drowned"
aaa tas eae<k was~weil. yea had ear hass
bore
JEST ~ TIE very moment yeu We're eat
ing sAat hrossesi phAeke. furnished with
aagsAS& HagxGa. sHew n htte tAAls einta
silver plated service ass: Iigssss. Sri maybe
nass5e. = rreas Sig straupag fellow wso
asa sat IA sse front rev ~ the gallery
during sse play, wko WASN'T ia hove. hgt
wAuse appetite was So keen Is year hsst
girls ard Rad hevr waestsS BY tss raer-
yfea IT gaAf eA4essa which Was net os
the stage. sven as hers hass hssn waS
sattssg ~asosss3 chicken. Just Drowned
ever 81 r~stzoranf ~ another street..
Tssro were no aassSsk napkins. ~ snowy
clsth 80 plated asExeT ard ia music. aGs
KS chicken was sister ~ ths ore yua
stewassfsss. wzs raised 81 fas So nsn farm
asss sAspres in .sss sAsaa eeea szss wAs
nfol,n3 ssses "a hFewn &sB tas aiS ssrags-
pswE seisow's check was tsst = ee1i&
Essstsv. st-s sxtaEkzNsas aasw much ycu
cas- SIS 50 sAs = Seattle far q attse mccoy.
Nevv Aesx IS = k4A & fare picked Wa al Taa-
&oyn II > restaurant WHERE the ksseaeA ~as
a. esean IS Tza. sAe service gnSSs ara
sAs SsAk = saan s5e srssrstee1 SIS sssss-
ress- ksss - essts SsstsI n.aEkprgf Srass<a
sA ks.l 50 iszaea 81 habitat. nssieA o<$s sssar-
ssA- essscxs xasgSs-. cag8s2 beef Aa2 CAR
ssgss Ian ass cAsssagA sssvsd 30: aaa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-23

1sna. ths oaszk CRY a sydney ara -
Aztsc. Al oe San Francisco. haA been
charfered BY the gcvefnmsnt nor tn
transportation u hcxsea Cast noAinsna
knows nothing 81 the movements o. or.
ders cf these three vessels.
The next Of The four transports char.
tered By Capt. Robinson to arrive here
VIII Be tbs Athenian- which 10 due to
reach Ncran's dock Wednesday. Work on
her Win begin - promptly ~ Il has on the
G&ronnA ~ to the precise smiling dates
for the vesselA Capt. Robinson sasd last
hight thai no definite schedule could nov
Be announced There may Be some DIFF
ncnity about arranging for four or tie
vessels TO sail ~ . eeet, ~ the Hancock
In much Aster than any Of the other
stsanerA II the idea Of . Feet should b
carried out. 1t would consist OF the Han
cock carrying the men. the Garcnne and
the Ashenlan. carrying the horses. one Of
the other steamers carrying the mules.
harness. wagons. etc. with the last steam
er held In reserve hero for tire indefinite
number OF horses for cavalry uss In the
PaiErpines."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-23

ettegsn7ss parts % The earth 70 ara
sAFaakA SesttEe
Now snen ana women arr as set iA sppe~
rte. AIS tAsuSs teimx ohtafna ssv. ~ course.
g. sAey ATe 50 strvsS In fact. trey are
saors SET in Apecgsfe. II l. a haosI VITA
rassss Fe0Is,e 10 sas certain sss.ass. PREPARED
IN certain way es act pFsysase.f a. All.
safes s5st n :se raw. aass II takes han-
s~F Spn. almost starvation segael tusss -
essak Sawu sha NszFi~Ts 90 taste agsa sFBeRa
ssst asy~ asen reared erosa essisiA@evs
roW9d - sc restaurants az Seattle ~
ESss as anpiaa saNs journey. hGt FnA&a :
~hen ssu ers aungTv Make Is essn 80
sessa sresTa TIA s1S@fs ses4a 81 sns aStar
fF1n tas bag. tasek. 3sasey steak en IL
srsl,er &ssalls 10 n0ssE+is eslS &c AID 10
~ ansaffge When tie eoak saeseS. tAs
eacaa sfre. TSa series er ss@ rsch Arsssr
Of ths earee. T&ukesl ~ Snowy slices II
sTsst8- appeal 50 VISA most. ssssi-~ea sasA
sSa 3saS~ etu~sv - ysssr 1xsesvf ssae
ssN go "a 3 SsacA. SRA nss aAEgt nss4.
esaaer, ~ tsa 5sArsess end Hiss soa Wtsi
60 sorss ard sFyam xaes dreams sA@s
~aksax 0lsl Ae p@la
p III Seattle asafH "a eagss nn4 sAaia
sae'H IRE A&uzrv w1ss&FeT us tesffsr
~ae1.e - cssas@s. can sssa shat De WAITS
Re s2t t''7sas p&ts 10 satr gvs<. wsEa Geld
eailaa - tsse ssdas "a so~u 10 hosmsSs.
S2~sssas s.As.ss est-1-ess. ce1a sees sza
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WILL SAIL AUGUST 20.


Special Dispatch to the Poss-Inteiiigsncer
WASHINGTON. July ss--Adtusant Gen.
erai Corhin said today that the Third
cavalry. for the assembling OF which or
ders have just been issued by the secretary
OF war. would sail from Seattle On or
about August % for the Philippines. In
the quarterriaster generals once II Was
stated that the exact time Of sailing would
depend upon the arrival OF the transport
Hancock at San Francisco and the condi-
ton In which she was found % be. regard
ms repairs. etc, and how long it would
take TO put her in readiness for the return
voyage before sending her up TO Seattle.
Capt. Robinson. Quartermaster at Seattle,
reports the charter1ng Of four transports,
the Victoria Garonne. Port Albert and
Athenian, which he has been ordered TO
ut up with all possible speed for the re-
ception Of the horses OF the eight troops
Of the Third cavalry ordered TO Manila
This regiment is the flower Of the Amer
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Seattle. and this. mind you. with scores Of
saloons sitting u free ianch--sorae hot,
some cold.
All over Seattle are little restaurants.
where Ane sees the sign home cooking"
ard they all seem to do good business
Tire places ara inexpensiTely furnished.
neat. and clean az pin. ana the food nor
fancy. bat gac-, clean. Wholesome ana
well cooked. Most % these little places
havr their regular rua Of customers.
Mother does TIRE cooking. and the daughter
waits On she table, Until some hoarsisr falls
In love With Der and aaarrtes her By ard
hv sasy cssne 20 know the little fais. likes
and disllkss 80 taesr patrons and they cater
10 them until me man who has been
steady customer A, "soras cooking" res
tsurans loses ali pleasure IN a meal down
town. L dem: taste right dowa town.
somehow
To hsns wa, woa3a study human nature
a series 81 Waits 70 sae various restaurants
about the city ws.i be . source noE only ~
Information. bat OF pleasure tn ses gath
erred la css room alusaE every nationality
or the sioS>e. 20 tsssa 20 what thsy srsser
20 eas and watch hox they ear L. ia a
study for a scholar 81 an artist. wnv. one
can AlrseSs shat bis eyes and ~ listening
30 the waiter sing cut an order. tel The
nationality Of The iran FER whom II IL
erSeress In mary cases ne o~ssess VIZ se
alike excerpt 50 szrns sscEs@ dish. ard in
tnas dish tae taste and appetite os race Is
ses4
SsAsss~ has fsw sazgry reopse-lsss prsb-
asiv sssaa any ether city CT rs size n
Asnsrses--zai ycs /. has rnare travel
through /. oe assn with ass. without money
tAan rszny cftiNs et treble sts size. IL
gScs. sAsa2 rexsanEarss tAe number II
them ard consequent essnrsStfsas. hns
gwen ire city snA record
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Robinson replied: mo. have been abso-
lutely TOO busy today TO look after thar.
IL ia probable that Woodland park Will lie
selected. bu, no definite arrangements have
yet been made. II should net be able
10 get Woodland park. have other Places
In view. In my Judgment. ar area 81 about
forty acres viii be necessary for the camp
Mcn ard horses will b. placed in ono
camp The camp Will 10 arranged In col
unns. the horses being lined Up hack OF
the mems tents How long VIII the men be
tn camp here7 Or. should say from nyn
days 20 a week TIE plan ~ 10 give tha
horses ard mules rest % ave days here
before aeing placed On the transports and
think the men viii be here about tie
same length az time
Daring ass visit 70 T&coasa yesterday
Capt. Robinson reo~svssi y proposition from
peysans ,nere Offering BIN quarters for sns
rnen aai camp site free Of charge, his
seeks suFe. however. that tire puhse-sszrss-
e3 men Of Seattle wiH see That the gcv-
srn1zens Is net ovescharved. IN this con
recfAcn il may BE weIi FOR Seattle mer-
chants sa bear IN mind that the vast stores
* supplies 10 he purchased hare viii Ne
sold ou competitive ssss. aaa that In this
ts3sslng Tacoma merchants VIII share
equally witA Seattle arrns
ATHExIAx ABOUT DIE
Capt Ro>ans5n's oface IN tire Halter
h1osk w1s nisas glad yesterday by tAs fur
sser news from Washington thai Z. h.
I.Fdsy ard e. & Ts@ansst clerks IN the
sgaaFssrrsastcse department. who occupy
desks here. s&4s been promoted ar bon0rsa
hy &a Increase q ~ Ter cent ia their SAL
aries II = At1oTs. efses clerk. - IN
charge % tAe ge1exAl affairs tn tsse ofeeN
rr~ss Dispatch sro-n Washington
city yesterday stated thai Ia sSsafs-en n
"a fas< yesDezs chartered q Cast aoc-
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lean cavalry. Every man is rough rider
and the horses are trained 10 meet every
emergency of battle. Three troops go from
Fort Myer. Va. Just across the river from
this city.
Capt Robinson has been ordered TO CT
out the four chartered vessels with all
possible speed. I. Ia expected they viii be
ready 10 sail as Soon az the horses and
equipments o: the various troops reach
Seattle TIE eight troops Of the Third
cavalry are:
A. c. y. r., r. X. l. and ~. now ~
Fort Myer. Va. Fort Ethan Allan. VT.
Jefferson Barracks. Mo-. and Fort Sheri-
dan. I'll.
VIII March Up From &an francisco.
Orders were issued today to relieve these
troops aud regimental officers from duty
N taelr present stations and direct them
- proceed BY rail- property equipped for
naia service. with their baggage aad equip
rnsus. ia San Francisco ard TO send their
hsr@s. with sufficient men 90 properly
guard and care for them. including not
less than two commissioned officers for
each animal transport. by rsil 70 Seattle.
Arrived at San Franchise the troops viii
ts flied 20 sAe maximum strenxth Of 10
fxsen from the recruits a. that depot ard
the <xaarteyraastTr there will provide sssffi-
esens horses 80 rasunt tfe ensIr. con-
mani II ss 81 present the trtentlen 10
have the regiment march from San Fren-
cssec 70 Seattle 5versaad n order 10 give
;ranspaetse vcraxs
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napiials OF swo prominent college young
people Of this place. which have kept the
curious on the qua vfye ever since COM
msncement week. took place last Wednes-
day at high noon at the home Of the brides
parents. Mr. and Mrs T. w. Bushey. The
Hasbey ard Mr.. Lsoring v. Corner. both OF
this city.
The par,or was arsixicaily decorated
with sweet peas, especially the bow VIM
dow. AT the appointed time the young
couple entered the parior. preceded by
their attendants, Miss Daisy Busbsy. s.s-
ter OF the bride. AS bridesmaid. and Mr..
George Corner. brother OF the groom. an
beN man. also Rev. Gibson. of Moscow.
officiating clergyman. TO the sweet strains
mer. wife Of Prof. Elton Fulmer. of the
agricultural college. After assuming their
stations In the bow window the short ard
simple ceremony OF the Methodist Epis-
copal church was read by the clergyman.
The bride was becomingiy attired IN =
neat travelling dress Of dove gray. and
carried a bouquet OF white sweet peas.
The wedding feast was then served. They
LETT on the afternoon train for Mexico.
Mo. They viii be at home 10 their friends
after September l.
The bride Is a charming and most ests-
mable young lady. having grown to
womanhood in this place She Is a grad
uate OF the Washington agricultural col
lege. class OF IS. and at present holds the
position Of laboratory assistant IN chem
and Mra Thomas Busbey. The groom has
been connected with the college for sew
eTai years. nrst as student and now a.
accountant He Is also quite prominent
in church work Upon their return Mr..
and Mrs, Corner viii commence house
keeping In a home already furnished on
Faculty hill. and continue their work at
the college.
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09ffen - -. ruA4 beeR. 0uftca o. PORK
ts1De stsw 1Dan1sA. Hamburg steak. ard
with eAch % these dishes. for - cents, -
given coffee. ten Or milk, brad and butter
ard posafces
Ado cenfs "a any 81 TIE ahevs ara you
get tn addition soup. baked beADA prddlng
% pie Or FOR Is cents yeu can Get roass
chicken. chicken Dot pie and al the e.
ceseras.
A meal 81 fer ksnx, . neal that many
k1ondiksr in Alaska would have pad .
u.o1e for and been gsad OF the chance.
Bat. ~ the woman said when she paid
six hits for the hat ard 20 for the feathers.
ITS the trimmings that cost You can
1--we In airy style you please in Seattle. and
get your moneys worth" at ggiz. up
town Or down-sown restaurant.
= = -
THE pretty girl st the cash register in the
restaurant had time for an Interview
at intervals. This II about The way 1, went.
II was dinner hour.
II there's AHyth-ng-1 cents. please.
thank you--thas knocks the nonsense cut
OF girl II x-that's right. 10 cents, thank
ynn-It 10 10 Re q cashier In a restaurant.
Now before came here-fm very sorry.
ssr. bat ycG'u have TO see the proprietor
] had an idea that all weIi-dressed men.
men about tawn-we,ve got no more melon.
Julia, told you that once hefore--had m0n-
sy. but I-<d,nw-a-ling on the register3-ind
THAT the h!gges. beats are the best dressed
no. ma'am. We do not allow the children
to carry fruit away sram the table ire
marks by the mother as she pays . ie-eent
check and takes two bananas away from
her hopeful. As | Was saysng'-It was no
use. They kept comsng and going and the
register kept panctuaSsSg the interview
with IL fncessant d.ng-a-nng until nobody
but = girl could have ever made change.
answered questions. watched customers
and talked az the same time.
This much WAS learned. however. that
the restaurant cashier trusts Eobody on
looks He may be the handsomes,. best
dressed and the most suave man alive. but
II be tries TO creep by the desk wlthou;
leaving his check and what If calls for. he
will hear the d0icet tones OF the pretty
cashier before he gets 10 the door saying
beg pardon. sir, your check. please" and
then he must pay or run for IL.
To tell OF the trials and trlhuiations OF the
restaurant keeper. as they tell them.
would be to write a second book OF job
But for all that they grow, wax tat and
most OF them are happy.
The restaurants in the heart OF the city
do . tremendous business IL ID estimated
that fully 1000 people q day are fed in
the griiis. chop houses and restaurants OF
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= nsshlng Il Seattle
- cosmopolitan ~
tn 10 restaurants.
1907 even In its pop
GsaficE. although
nses % almost es-
cry race Or people
On earth, and sure
~ men of every
civilized raxss on the
globe pass through
Seattle. II they do
not i've here.
The great. glitter
Ing golden fsasbie
that that Gckso
Dana E,fsarte
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THE THIEL DETECTIVE SERVICE CO.
Established 1878. Chamber Of Commerce.
Portland. Or. Offices. New York, Chi
cage st. Louis, ST. Paul. Kansas City,
Denver. City OF Mexico.
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ORDERED
70 ASSEMBLE HERE.
Continued from Psss onA

bed her~ 60 mnass WI b shipped here
from Cnickamauga park and g. Louis.
The requisite suppay os harness Win b
washingtcn. D. c.
Il am also ofscsalfy informed that horses
to be employed Ter cavalry In the Ph4f.p-
pines viii Be shipped from this port. This
applies to horses other than those Of the
Third cavalry. ] am not yet informed a.
to the number Of these. nor the time af
whseh they are to be shipped.
TIE dispatch from Gen. Ludlngton IL
very cordial. and assures me tat whatever
else may be needed here not already pro-
ysaed for viii receive his prompt attention"
MASTER OF TRANSPORTATION.
In connection with the transportation OF
men. horses and supplies from this port
Capt. Richard ChiIeosr has been appointed
master Of transportation. onicial notice
Of his appointment was received yesterday.
He viii occupy precisely the same position
here which Capt. Barnespn holds at San
Francisco He and Capt Robinson were
together nloss of the day yesterday. and
remained IN consultation until a late hour
las. night
In fact. 1t would be difficult to ind a
buster man. even In busy Seattle. than
Capt. Robinson was yesterday. In the
forenoon he went down to Moran's dock.
where the Garonne had put In 10 be fitted
out as transport Accompanied by Capt.
Csglcots. Robert Moran and Mr.. Maxwell.
OF the General Electric Company. he made
a general survey OF the vessel for the
purpose OF determining what repairs and
Establishments on her would be necessary.
Then he took a trip to Tacoma. and dur
ing the afternoon and evening was In his
office. where he was beset by all sorts o:
inquiries and multiplicity of business.
When asked whether he had made def
mite selection OF site for the camp. Capt.
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FREE Wagner concert every Tuesday.
Friday and Sunday night. Madison park
pavilion.
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faa as ls&vsSScnNs vine ard 6cszrAtessea
sfsrs. Ne i@ss Sweca6 avenue, TeaerAoEe.
Mazn So
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FOR marmaiades. teilies and jams 60 10
Leeinson's wine and deiicatessen store,
100 Second avenue.
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nu9ieo before the eyes o. the world 10
Alaska has brought, Ii bringing. and viii
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PURE whisky for medicinal purposes at
Ievinson's, 1910 Second avenue. Teae-
phone. Main GA
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f. OR insfance. you're Ia dress suit and
your best gtri to with you. The play
WIS delightful, hut Ia the dtEine-room
scene when someone remarked, as they
ate their mimic meal. 'On, I do love
hrosled chicken. just Drowned. you know"
and you heard your best girl heaye =
sIgh. you nads up your mind that brown
fried chicken she must have, and also said
goos3~5y TO the balance OF your weeks
salary So you said something about a
bite 10 cat. and she. SHE enthusiastically
answered. oh. that chicken made me SO
hungry" and then yoa went to a grlI
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THE finest Isnr 1T wines knA liquors IN
Tia city can ~ bad al LrviHscn's wire
an1 1ssseafeasrn store iSS Seeen4
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STEAMER Roanoke sails Aeaday from
Senwahzehsr' wharf q, .. ia
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MONDAY
TUMBlER DOlN6S
It's Fruit
Preserving Time

You can mako big saving on The
this year IL you take advantage Of
our present prices on Jars and fruit
canning utenails~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-16
SUICIDE OF MISS SCHLEY.
Relative of the Admiral Shoots Her
self While Insane.

Baltimore, Nd, Jan. 15.-Miss Anna
Mary Hoeke Schley, % years old,
daughter of the late Colonel Louis
Schley. poet, lawyer and veteran of two
wars and second cousin of Rear Ad-
miral Schley, committed suicide today
in her home, III West Saratoga street.
Since the death of her father, to
whom she was much attached, just
month today, Miss Schley had been
inconsolable. A week since her mental
condition became alarming to ner
friends and attendants were almost
constantly at her bedside. This after
noon her sister, who had been chatting
with her. went below stairs for a. few
moments and when she returned found
Miss Schley lying on her bed with
bullet hole in her left breast. She had
shot herself through the heart with one
of her fathers revolvers. Two letters
which she had written to friends indi-
Gated that she was laboring under the
hallucination that she and her family
were being pursued by some phantom.
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Manila. Jan. 15.-OficiaI dispatches
just received from Iloilo Island OF Pa
nay, Indicate that the natives are dis
posed to be friendly, although abso-
lutely opposed to the landing of the
United States forces without orders
from Malolos. the seat Of the so-caned
Filipino national government. Some
of the officials at IloiiO are not in &C
cord with the revolutionary govern
ment. but are willing to accept an
American protectorate and VIII so to
state the case to Aguinaldo if furnished
transportation by the Americans.
The United States transports New
port. Arizona and Pennsylvania, with
the Eighteenth infantry, the Iowa bat
TALON. the Sixth artillery and a de-
tachment OF the signal corps. consti-
tuting General AIiller's expedition, are
anchored close to Guimaras island, be
tween Panay and Negros, where an
excellent water supply is obtainabie.
The natives, though indisposed pri-
marily to furnish the Americans with
fresh supplies, now permit the Ameri-
can officers TO go ashore, and furnish
them with an escort during the day
time.