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The sun., 1900-01-18
TIE NEWS FRoI MANILA.
arhgvnn's Trnurs About 10 Move Into
TayRbaS and LaEuaa.

Washington Jan IL The f5llow.ng
ilps.all has been Received by t8e war
Hmra' fiull General Osis, GartI
Atfila, Isa. II:
IS A@aa oahs. n possession of Pl.
Hsl- province are ahls' - move ca-t-
4 into pus.aees of Tayeha~ and Ll-
Is4.
"H1 ea.on i moving 81 Iemerk and
Al and has nlvy ca-aperatinn casual
cs sight: inSurscn' loss considerable
mqu aai p'orastg, as they Keep up
n>,aut oaposlu j.
An expedition undc. Kohlr has left
/ sor heap ports.
"Gyuera IInsh i. absent On tsc
.oste'a coast ~ Plnay policing that
ctiru.
* hand II 81 Tasalos. which landed
Negns in December. was struck W
{ ayne in the y r,ps mountains He
% ~, captured 2S rifles and a guam
,ity u ammuHition no casualties to our
( .lUops.
Troops in northern Luzon are busy
rlrsuing rohber baAas. with good re.
llts"
= press dispatch from Manila says;
be pfestncc he.p Of Archbishop
hanellc. the apostolic delegate to the
philippines, is greatly stirring the Cath
ics " al natinnalities. The Filiriups
ise gained the impression that Mgr
ehapclle came as the irint agent OF Pres
ucnt Mckinley aud the pope 70 reinstate
'Ie fliars in their former power Oue
elnSr ~ the excitement Is a staten nj
| hich the DOminicans furnished to the
! nish prrss-that Mgr. Chapelle. IN
sitting the heads Of the order, told them
lc favored the retention Of the brother
hoods and that President Mckinley shar
his views, which were that if the
sgiars returned to their parishes they
would be considered elements Of good
rider and. Therefore. American agents
Mgr Chapcl!c denies the accuracy Of
'irse statements. and Catholics OF ali
actions aie petitioning Mgr Chapellc
lnd Majar General Otis against the fiji
Irs returning to their parishes. repeating
-He charges Of oppression. eXtartion and
lmoylliiy which. they assert. caused
I tla revolution Of 1896
70 qle.l the excitement Major Gen
e.al Otis consented to the publication in
the local newspapers OF staten NJ
unith lc had made 20 a delegation of
/ FL. pinos as follows:
! If tie church authorities assign m
irs to cHracies who are obnoxious 70 the
?! people, they viii Tot BE- compelled to ac-
rpt them. The individual liberty guar
lteed b TIE Anne lean constitution vii
| A9t bc Geaicd the l'iipnos, and the gov
nnf w.l MT foiee upon them any
clcsiasteal determination contrary -
lQir Wishes.
The sun., 1900-01-18
FINANCIAL.
General Situation Of Yes
terday's Sleek aud Money
Market Reviewed.
TRADING SLOW AND LISTLE' S
London Traders Waiting for Good
News From south Africa. but
None Comes-..Daii Day
is Looked for
Today.

The market opened Yesterday in iisi-
80 s,rt % j way and tie trading wliicf,
auApd Vas - extrpl eiy dull thar
,i..rators as a rule, fonnd tier time
iart taken Up with idle minors thar
tn the business.
With bu. few exceptions. price
r.ried nailed to the q or. ana nritteI
he bull- nor hr bears appeared strong
nnugh q pull uut tie p Ses ana turn
iHa- la4se
BruokIyr Rapid Transit was said 70 {
,t ng uecIuse IN IL struggles 1t event
l4h managed ~ climb 40 entire poiWt
nd Frtera >trtl Na- baught rs ien
irrhg am : un tue strength ni its
atemrE ttat large coutiact ~ az
lac-h pric iiad iu-t ti,.eu otged pn its
l1bs 1 - sdun ledr.l.i till' the STATE
aleAt sus strnger tnah tile stock.
itfeiicaa Fo08cc1 CAME NJ b. csuSc buy
urre pr'--elii - the Il 'er and sels-'-
j .-rt Is d Which & c- II, Trau tiini
-t lt exist Trey arr apt ta AZ.
Hnn. ir II CtGcc AZ aay ua ul' ~
a.u,a . j. ,.ir ~tllugrs! sltrk
cl 10
aIztC ar tnd htNe.n l17a d
{ ii1 i tte day, Al ures stidaa
( fatt.t huitk
np-tte,n~ ie1er y lao
it e, -.r ai.l hal liz a.-e> - ir.
naittint a"s- I'll t1ic.s
itHnaia dH p1lan IS r. q g.
ts, tn4 I'm ei ti.r ei 'se a 4
-3fatt~ .r ~ 90 -i2tt y tli q y
a ktd.l m bi.s III. Il ~
c III czt m4raeJ u Iecei
'asinu ,le American spcarilir.
st,e tl.tnttat-ic thAu lu--iay.
IS rs,tl uia- bu' sutsl ct rir ~
s,a,s aSieHWg fl a~ati'g nrs
!. S an Anicai Iirrr VA = llSr i
i.e ia-t tn Il atv' ~ cls . hic
.att WV utirnt g. ~ RuisH wnH Y
IN l'l 81 ill., ntj iry are !.
ii trtF al th+r .es-is- ~
trct m.nt urarA dlssunn'rd liza
tt,tt 0,d sr.s $ uld hi,r a -
Il ~ lltr rune Gingi 81
"a n-M- A.u 4 n followed ~
rc# tt Il 90 W.Uu te liti Z >iptt -
I'D ic A-t,t, rs -a y ~ hh
t-fa .ug :. q. ststi ul n "a rtc- q
ulttAtt pl rr-f l asa e, Fl
l-,.at tI- ana r4i,a - ~ q /,
ty9.s jar t.u trZ- r,riy uppnnunr
ia .aff far.tar ,rIte.a4 tafjf can
tD.lts Ahietart - It's Nr g.
.Itft. d-uYDt. t.,-rt +a- Ia pr-~sai'
-eti and prcrs y -is;is el .,
nate y by ttir ~ i.a I'e ~ = M, !
g We uok iar auuli.rg ulI sGC irIrg u
.4i iAarEet tUG4y.
The sun., 1900-01-18
TIE E9RToY LlW.
ilrarinR On Hiii For III. repeal SCI
Far Neyt Nedncadn,

A4ht - - Hf Allh
Albany, J II sei4blyaan Lewis
c Monroe appeared beftre the assembly
e .e committee au1 4skfl tor heatin /,
E Iii. bin repealius ihe Horton law
p-rEaittn. enfi brNin. contest..
'tae cHumHr 80 j3r Hezt Wednesday
at : d n a tA. ,t I r arguments II
ID heard
II re house NJ II + Lewis Of Mon.
~ unlnmeG consent, introduce
te bill as prepared by ;he special com.
mission app.iltrd by Governor Roo. q
|, y Gai.y the educational systems 81
ae star.
Mr. lIarbufrer og New Y0re secured
-tcgrn ton faon the chair. iIe cx ~ u.
3 that his relations With Mr Witss y
inga, chairman Of the committee on "a
! electricity. we're somewhat strained
,-lng ID lie fact that lis b.lls had II.
lived bad Treatment last year a. the
h4nds OF that committee. He referred
Mr. Witter as the sleepy Tiog1n''
n1 said h- trusted lie would wake up
llriug this session.
AI- Wittc- arose and solemnly assured
ig. Hamburger thar be would wake up In
ue y attend 70 Mr. Harbnrger's bills
Did he say hp would take his tiIne:'
i2enated Mr.. Harbrrger, slancing over
pieion,lr III ,Ir. N'it.cr.
lie s7il H. would be glad 10 take am
'e tim" in celebrating over your bi!.s
Harbllear.3 replied the chair al
Naieh general laugh ran urouad thc
atfnbef, aad Mn Illrbuigar sat dowa
boxing or,:Urasoi with the result
ns his s3ii
ITS. II Introduction of number ot
. aaj Uumeni was taken.
The sun., 1900-01-18
NEW YoRZs COMMERCE.
-ynspsis nT Report of Committee In
Nc-tianttne It's Decline.

New I1 II GavHu5- Roose-
etta - n u3t received the
CeoHt e Wis uas been
t.t le ,4 .t. os tap Decline ii
cet 1T A lois
Is ttst urle.st3ad that tsc
mai+. eee Il. a3 ID tae ep4.t
ID tha usclt4c- Ea- q lr hr,l te
gati i t.e csutl ulyis1.y bJssd To
pi tltiiy a4tgt,d.
an -gd i tso.it- t@at II,
Qaun H- t4a eagial .4n VII.
aiuet ,lia~s
ae iin on Mauhattsa Island
na r aGrd f.ei-E "a = \ af.
n- Il. after fr' It and heta. il all
t ,'cv the cuu.tent tial il t.r
.oa-a E.no.lfn Of .miIlr uhs,r.
gi4 -ut uHWay eTtral.ag aian;
Mala oa. ani la e tED "a te..'
u lrt a.sati ty teamed eXt uila-
,th i, Ea.r iiye.. While an the
mel hith tse Nortl iiycr viii p;
tr fnp E di.rot communication
t tile ,ile .EsteH, hav.l- tAeit
er..Aai . .iet-ey t'+y an. iI9'pl.en.
ls ring expensive te.a NJ ,Ltrg-
will BE- abolished p9si cha -a- WI
4,c thl- tie rY-t. au co:a-
1e VIII p relieved o the dg3ip ppes.
cdii.ca r I&ll ~ gad~ thee tiae
~ befit, .ty cete tp tlt dealer flos
r shipper .. i-S frCm the maulfae
.lr. I'll Ner Nola tx tie fll.9Id o.
can t.rn,rn l'.a Lines
Tla anr.op, ttiol Of $i5aGa0u0 70:
.iinu.us tLp present aaIl improve
The sun., 1900-01-18
erhooItrncher AIts.inE.

syraoas,, Jaa H. Jessie Nalthy, q
Z 3gh.r p tae Cazen,Yia school. has his
s93sa.ea. i week nga she was taken q
4 r. Mi ing corporal punishment
l,m NJ il. DMling- dlughter, ami taa,
til. aey reason known for her disap-
a.qtlge Sie Started far school ana
5as nat sen again. Bfo. leaving
time ste Kissed her mptlcs more than
d her wont Ste ten her own ring aad
ooE Ter m rs wedding ling ,An
Failad i le II from this city 10 her
thrr. hnt made no reference to t,.t
,.--y Of her parture.
The sun., 1900-01-18
nc.l,rrntc nn-elnr.

Nlqma2uu. 1..eh .lan 11.-.Albcit l..
iI.tsc. col0g,d la saf had !, despr-
I'll. h-l. with She III Sow anl two dep
ties ag thc residence af Ms Nathan
'.i..3aa III Texas township. he THE
i. II coYe "a DIV nei.lbar and ii
sarse was surrounded The neg mad
lash alt. d.ins ID Deputy HIk az he
a,d 1d.k'S faen was bu.r-d aHd IN
alt aael ii the fight 81 Ia follow
IL III Il were fred beIore IUlge wa-
8. ;rf.I Hodge is 81 was ii age a-i..
,iti atr ytte.aa Ile L5s se.y,i tiIuy
I,ts= tqfv
The sun., 1900-01-18
NJ ,,,.c cItics Report Finances.

Albany. ian. ssemblyman De
Cav r Kings hi. Introduced bill in
t.e house to provide far annnal report,
h.. seepHI and thfd cl7 ies II the
iaaacia condition and G. etab!iss q
sgsieIlso Uniform accoaa therein. lie
taaucia report mast b made within Y!
Cavs f,er tte close Of the city's fisea!
year On blanks and forms issued by the
~ tc:alf n state. who is 70 receive sroh
is6orts An olhcer who fails 10 make q
IanoIt requi.cd by his act shall be
i..c eHiiiy IL a mislcmeapor.
The sun., 1900-01-18
rxp,osion Inturss worlSmen.

. iiac1. Mass, Ian. lT.-Threc work
lcn empIoyed hy the cigy in cxtpnding
T. water mains We're badly injured Is
II expl ion ii trench Oh Main street.
Z. le WAGER pines age being placed throusn
rritury wlih ahounds il ledceS d.
7saai,e. An apparently successful bias
IS fred. and the men weEe at work re-
rovins the broken stones. AS cne cr
Lem WAS as.as pick, the explosion
occurred. II is thought the nan struoi;
dynamite cartridge. which in somG
c.anAar bad not hen iTed.
The sun., 1900-01-18
nInrhil.e Lincmen MIs.inr.

Victor 3. c., ian. 1T.-Passengers
on esgay On the steamer Danube
inaort tlit thc blockade cn the WhiSe
less AZ Yukon railway has ne raise.
Ea In ave lin. ON Dawson is good.
1t il icltcd thar l.. Il. CiarsoR and a
nan named Ol en-. Dominion telegraph
linen1en hare been murdered on the trail
A'hey let Dawsnn on dec. IL with 81 ,0UL
and have not leen heard OF since Dec.
~. wlea they wese Mt Minto. a waysids
btetigns Ma who left week later havr
Esxsrpd 6ak
The sun., 1900-01-18
Feulfs.. Arrested.

a Ea. II The Sat rauseis 1t
d !ul ml nrt nu hntr arrested
aa3r rllc-- ~ the EeeceTownseu
freG r ire wing - prevent anothet
r'h. ~seh US occured at Bastluu
\ nG ltth resulted N the killing d
Ata d. sen Of Sheriff Burfo:,
of C .o ccrntr. and the mo!tally
wat-ua3 ol NilI Clehans. vino has since
l..G. detachment Of rangers arrived
III Ca. sbu4 aal spent tho day disaru-
ig- ii fadist.. This political feud has
rsr,'e Z, the killing of n.ne men within
tie Rtst ght years.
The sun., 1900-01-18
,cout,,ca nf nannlln.bter.

Neva,s y. j.. lar. l5.--7he trial Q:
Peter r'0iap f.. TIC killing u his broth
or. Patrick pnran. in the Essex county
cault rcsglted in verdict Of 3cqlittai.
Eeter poTan was indie ted for manslaugA.
TER. Tho whence tended 70 show that
tie brrthert Lad been drinking and qua
reed. Patrick fell and. striking his head
Il oduccd tho injury whi,h caused death
,.er deaiol that he struck Patick and
said that ie he pushed him it was moi
with the intention OF hirtns him.
The sun., 1900-01-18
Bundesrath Inaniry over.

Berlin. Ian. l7.--.An official Telegram
from London SAYS the British govern
q 1t has declared that now the inquiry
INTO the seznre of the Bundesrath is con
d,-l her release may be expected i'm
ltliately. and satisfactory settlement
81 the pendns difficulties may be re-
snided as certain. Measures, it IS add.
4. viii also b. taken 10 pgeveat a reeur-
raucp ct sirailar incidents.
The foreign office officials say that
Great Biitaja admits no contgaband q;
war was found on tho Bunlesrath an
promises that tho steamer will be relea s
III at once.
The sun., 1900-01-18
l.ckis. rcrrnls 60.

Dat;o.. JAM H. - EyG3mptroiie "
q u3y I H. Eekle. 81 eSSe'i tir
uket 0h u this ciiy as night. aa y
tdc u.<. 81 ID addres de.endtd
..sI,ta Gaze tium tie tack, that
i #, laids upon him AZ present. H.
II i1at under tho present system Of
la t.efsury charges of fayoritism r.
,.l tie pct banks had tcrn hlogs1t
a-a.. every secretary Of tia t.easu,-
/ kae Of AZ. Eckels declared titt
pa;tt1 Gage had d5aC eve, thing that
1T le done IL ihe p. sex, moneta j
Utglty
The sun., 1900-01-18
Vim In scnlted on Yach..

Hmnetoa. Del. lau l7.-A nibe ~
iir &! the government Yacht O'au,
ltUs III the canal locks az Drll-
aa tiiy, exploded. >cai,lin. nine men,
ec r,.ws So seriously that they may
Iat thee are Captain George y.
rafae Engineer John Swan and &.
'lAt Engneer Samuel Weaver: the
q also iahaled steam. The other six
sustained only slight buns and
SOS Only one man on the boat es'
The sun., 1900-01-18
wreck 81 tic tnby Ann.

Seattle Wash Her, Il Jhc f.hirg
G-iiil GflNlns Cantair sullivan.
g.i l.t- 'hr probable dlauIln.. ~ tLIep
4aa, raw tle l,al 'rUr small
a9 hi5a aa- teLd on Nai4t" III
s Ile lpI vi'i I'LL @ se, cap-
a"se iaats evidences taat
bag crew Fei rath ps Passengers.
fa 0 eloihiu aad other aati les
iau J Il fLc l1at. IA examination
the c.th ~ Indicated tLat III least
Hfa were recently ab0aid the
@ prqtabliii~ ute ila' H4as
Hos wa~ one ~ tAr % rpIats. IL
any raais hsaius thar nlme were
uld tfe III fs,cd craft fhe Ruby
nl Wa Aalacl eei cnt1 thr teHch 81
dty island Sic viii IT, brought q
y ri palnhly III the uext trip of tho
,iayi,n-.
The sun., 1900-01-18
= li,or t,ero.

How iii tie hero nf t,ip s'nrv come
lt| ask,sl II tl, I'll wto tai
.tSi ri. ri 81 d n0,el aud -oi up %
stretch lnISeit
"I.c vas chumn" was ihp reply
tuu,4 of tliSEaSt ".!e hat two
lrps y knfr, a hreurha- a IaSsnsaaa a.
ln,ik 81 p.zen. ana yit he III d. villain
punch dp hrpaih Oui nj him aud git
awny wsd de hPrnine and million
6olIars ID cssfs;.S SewzSork sun
The sun., 1900-01-18
y i rsl French Reports That
the Situation Is Still
Unchanged.
The BATTLE Al RENS8uRC
u Has E"en Hcpnried That Scotcf
Members of Parliament Intend
20 Institute Inquiry in the
House Regarding the
WaIchope Story.

LanIoa. Jan 1.-THE war csicc Hi
Il ryed III" following dispatch f.p:
l.a.l RcLeits, dated Cape 11an, Jan
"On the l5tn the B9er- ma i
y ned attack On French Il paf
h#i by the Now Zealand Mounted iiA
sad detachment VI til" I.sst lptk
ices The Boers were rcpaisel, haa
1, - !c5 their WOUNDED esJiIGat 4
les tAal -. Tie attack Wa- pr
I'D ly tong Iange fie f.1m one -u.
o aprwlse the situation IS unchanged"
lhc war Office says thlt the following
the only news that Aa, h"en receive.
+ ;at!,rg the operations x General Bin
IA near spiagaell
"Ian lj-One delth ieart iv.cnterv
q Jan. l3; 9nc %oau!el wh.lr making &
oLnuis aafc at th# 4a-ala oA Jan.
lhe Er.l.h ~ ia tie .'.t noai Rens
iEl., wHzIe tie Hael. at.emptG 90 eaI
ttt.aa 1916. &a Eill-l ana iy Worud-
"A AttHf tI G-4f t.r tre ls patale4
age Gemaai .rItu. win compliment
,8 yaem Oh sheis wUtA. II praised the
&iE I.alau8p Ea.t ulaslr
i a.spatch II TILE cape Atss 81 ears
Tae ioanl L Ia ur= says;
Oa y ul9. dUia; fie ataek On
tupia three iailp- frcm t.u 81 -ersfuu
3tr.q cam, Tie H7c saI1n 81 llicly new
'Iaties. I.tata- aH adjacent kupic. un.
/ tie p~tg i'm af uullit.iar gnunda
vatitrpud q .tJri.. ! >ttn ne p ,i.M
i j NY thc N9rEsli ~ tl9 y II Iea
IaleiS The RtAt- eFep' IT within ,
4 III, III he BIZ >H t-en ha> without be-
Il per vtd ~ an~hl their ,appp.
tlt up i continuous Or, from tie ad
4 iin- lil
z led 70 Eush Trenches.
i al alsat 4. II. ih B3e boldly at.
pd u rush the Il tisl. trench,
Hr.f.sh trtap- recognized thar
Il crE cal me.ent aHl, ninins TIE
81 n.iya Gjadc 8 gllaai haratat charge
Yo.h-hi.rs AMI New I-aliadc
rultr cmanIanl Ill ctaflin Mac
Tltr mrleiely fra-u II the III
.l IF tlr Baers The bur- hrr, wcr.
n rik ana dispersed
'.et ulst 5 uye nt the New I-a
ea- yry nromil d, daring .ht
il
Il Eorio II tac d G.aaai.cr guard.
aHred A,rp f.om south Africa III
lp- tr >ttl ahHHt . /. JgrrcMcl
.atf el Cereals " thrtn ana Wan
le ,csp iAe hattie nj Ml4t .fHar
,re iica.~ tAe SEQ s r.ru5 cr~ i.!,pa.
ia- the e,e-tiau ii the losses uf ii,
i..l.aui hli-ade in chat bartle before
f,a ,ianeat and have the sgbiect fulls
u,iia;cd.
Mart II Law has heen p-ocaimod II til
u Petown and Philipstown districts q.
j APE Colony. Premier Schleiner, il /
il aliected 10 signing the proclamation
a.d only consented 10 do SO when pres
sule was brought To Lear BY the imperia
/ lgthorities
/ General Gatacrc has sent protest Il
The Bocr commandant al Storlnbe.g
aainst the wives and daughters Of tbs
-hetS beng allowed to liys near th,
amp. Conceal Ga;acre also denies tin
a..egation made hv the Boor. hat th.
/. ti,h have concealed ammunition il
.c a'rhu,anc,s.
\ dispatch from Hamburg says; 'Th.
I. itish authorities have allowed the en
iar cargo ut the steamship Bundesra /
'o he dis hargcd. The cargo agrees witt
lie ships manifest"
The sun., 1900-01-18
Local Quotations.
,.aae Lest y--nna--c- All rigbt.

f'o9~ sealg, Pa. Jsa -A!exande.
sara:-e vao disapoes ~ ..uu, bis hnz,
l;.e - .ea!s aga SUI ia .Gns hee-
Hot.aci Is dEad. has trt-fa 70 'lI.vo
I'd wei lis 6.othef Is HI, .ai7t Ct s
's1'er trim him annoIaei-g .4.r he 81
: o5ii1+si II h.-h standing Il tie S1sni j
aamy nd rys.des mt .Majril. SIyage
3ys b. has lcqiircd a In x fu.taue
Five years 'sftrr Sivage's dfsanpealaii 2
he wlouu 20 his relatives fsum Chilsl.
stating that he had eone~tu the Orient
.,Sp seas his fpttpnd ThiiE yespF hass
elapsed sfrte ttfat ieBSs wus wiwen
The sun., 1900-01-18
a neso,utlon 81 sympathy.

Albany, Jan. l7-Assemblynan Brad
NV II Erie attempt in the house r.
af,r resolution Of sympathy with the
L ars, bur was eomp5l lied, hy objection.
INV f. over unta Monday night Leader
n Barnes Of the minority lose TO .
nresfia ef rs aual pli,iese and sait
j5t tir STAT ri5nt ID i New Ierk pa
thar he was in savor # tha Ea-,i>h
W ..5Ht t8rsda4eA.
The sun., 1900-01-18
Eailen mann MectIne nchtn.

Iat1ni1, \ IT, Jan. l7.--Tho. trustees
be Brlknap Savings bank Of This CITY,
lIeh clps,d It's doors May u. 1897. an.
Hnnc that a dividend Of 10 per cent
be pain 70 depasitors Feb. -. The
at has already paid three dividends
e eating 80 per cent. The outlook
rapid liquidation i considered IA
be Al the tile IF the suspension
usututiop owed S96l 273 %.
The sun., 1900-01-18
1.- ~ nnh c1l,t nern,nnel

Chi,a %. Jan. 1T.-Tiading ii puts anl
ALI o, the paynlnnt Of any money in
lnc ton here@ til IS hereafter to he Il
!islouc able transaction If carried on III
e exeannge room Of the bnqd ~ trade
TIA. val decided hy the adoption Of 4
'rsnlu'i,n At thr first meeting held by the
Nv directors 0f tie hear4 u is the
i.st act In thp recnrm mpvSment which
CARRIED the nay asiiscers gnh Fve new u,
zsxissa Agsu naicp.
The sun., 1900-01-18
Miners, yyngcy Aavo,c,a

fsattshure. \. T., Jan. 1.-THE Amer.
az Steel and Wire company has all
need the wages of lis employees in The
% mines AZ Crown Point, Essex coun.
T., 10 per cent tu take effecf IL
lee. Two and one-half ler cent VIII la
a'ned by tho, company lnd dcg ..I
j q bnacrt flrd
The sun., 1900-01-18
!ooGeId uiseIaIms canlidncy.

Chicago. Jan. 1.-THE laentilu of
ny name in connection win the Rppuh-
ican vicp presidency Is not 20 bp taken
sfIously NJ this time" said Governor
lenheld of Wisconsin, who is IN Chicago.
y " they want vice president frum Wis
cnnsin. ran name good oilr. and Il
W. not be myself. PetSnnaIly, I think
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Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-08-18
THE BEAR GRUNTED.
Bat He Didn't Take Possession Of the
Chinese Ship.

Bat He Didn't Take Possession Of the
Chinese Ship.
San Francisco, Aug. I8-Mail advices
from Yokohama, Japan, contain the fol-
lowing story in connection with the
stranding of the battlesbip Oregon on
the Chinese coast recently:
The Chinese cruiser Haichi. command
ed by Captain Sab, = thoroughly west
ernized officer, on her way from Taku to
Chefoo. deserted the Oregon in her peril.
Gus plight and offered her valuable as
sistance which was mos, graciously re.
ceived by Captain Wilde. The Haichi
anchored close by to be of further use if
needed.
The next day Russian cruiser came
along. Her commander, coming aboard
the Oregon. eyed the Chinese vessel
with suspicion and asked what she was
doing there. On being told. he shook
his head and said it would nevertheless
be his duty to take possession of her.
Captain Wilde nodded and answered,
"Well, I'm bit embarrassed just now,
but there is ammunition aboard and my
guns are in excellent condition"
The next day after the departure of
the Russian, Captain Wilde visited the
Haichi and suggested to Captain Sab
that as he was protecting some refugees
on board, it might be we'll for him to run
up the American flag to the fore. This
was done and no questions were asked
BY passing cruisers afterward