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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-21

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady; No
spring wheat 64m6Sc; No red T0RT1c: No corn Sac;
No yellow, 3+Ac; No oats 23A 123 iac No . white
INC; No white. 25426c: No 2 barley. 361+4c; No I
hRNseed and Northwestern. 81 6O prime Timothy seed
81 4os2 as Cloverseed grade IS 40; pork
oose) SIS S5qS6 dry sated shoulders
boxed), SO 25G$6 80; loaf unchanged on the
Produce Exchange today the butter market was firm:
creameries 9a24e dairy. I5e@2Sc. Cheese hrm 2sda4c
Eggs firm. 1Sc
Cincinnati Feb. 2O-Flour quiet Wheat firm: No .
red I3ip973Ac. Corn active and firm; No mixed soc
Oats steady; No mixed. 2Gc. Rye firm; No > 62o Lrd
Quiet at So 80 Bulk meats quiet at 50 l7s. Bacon
at SO % Whiskey active 81 23a Butter steady Elgn
creamery. 25Q26c Ohio 2lq22c dairy. l5sc Sugar firm
Eggs steady al lac. Cheese steady.
Milwaukee Feb. 2O.-Wheat easier No I Northern 6Tia
Q0S&c; No . Northern. G5065ac. Rye Ac lower; l.
S1ec. Barley easier; No ., +5ls Qi6c; sample S6G46c
Minneapolis Feb 2O--C1'se; Wheat in store No
Northern February Csc. MAY 6S&c July 66Ac. on
track hard. 6diac; No Northern Csc: No = North
Gc Flour firm; first patents 50 G5gSS IS: second
clears. 81 10. Bran unchanged.
Philadelphia. Feb 2O.-Butter dull and weak. fancy
Western creamery 25'sc; do prints 2e Eggs
lower; fresh nearby lSc do Western 15c:
err. lGc do southern lac No grain EXCHANGE
81 Louis Feb. 2o-wheat-No ? red cash 7o@c:
February 7oAe; MAY. To%g7oac: July, 61AadTsc; No
hard 6d'e QdT 1se COTnNo cash $50: February 8Sc.
May. GfsGa4e; July s4ags4Ac. Oats-No cash 24'se;
Toledo Feb 2O-Wheat lower weak; No . cash 7lzc:
May. T3&c. quiet and active lower; No mixed.
3tc; MAY $3.50. Oats dull No mixed 24c RYE
active; No cash S0isc Clover dull. prime cash.
Old - ~; February. So IS March %; No seed
81 SoGS5 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-21

good average Santos. $500; receipts. 1900 bags
days., stock. 10000. Hamburg-C'offee
unchanged; at 2:39 p m. unchanged y pfennig
lower. sales $4,000 bags HaVre-Cofee
steady 4 franc higher L franc lower: M un-
changed: D. m steady !. franc higher; at $50 o. m
unchanged: sales. 81 600 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-21

Receipts of breadsus interior points in thousands,
last three cphers 0O0 omitted bbls bush,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-27
MISSIONARIES. ." ACTIVE.


ID: .hutin1 the Scriptures in Various
Dialects In the Philippines, 8;
WASHINGTON, Nov. "a. Missionary
activity in the Philippines is indicated
by q recent report received at the war
department which says that Rev. J. @.
Goodrich, the agent Of the American
Bible society in Manila, has established
headquarters there and is distributing
the Scriptures in native dialect, among
the various islands "A thousand COP
les Of the Gospel According to St.
Matthew, translated into Tagaologue,
have been distributed. DR.. Goodrich
il, working on other translations Of the
Gospels into Visayan, e-Visayan,
nlocano and Pampango. The natives
are said to receive reading matter Of
this sort with great eagerness. - w.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-27
EN- ROUTE TO PARIS.

President Kruger Warmly Welcomed
All Along the Line.
Av1GNoN, Department Of Vauclase,
Nov. 24.-Avignon, the first stop Of
MIR. Kruger train, was reached, at II
a. m. He was greeted by throngs Of
people, shouts of welcome and band
OF music and was presented with a
basket of flowers. to which were at
tacAed the ISeuch anu Bo.r coiors.
The assistant mayor made q speech
and Mr. Kruger responded briefly,
showing signs of fatigue. He saluted
with his haad while the crowd cheered
him frantically. Mr.. Kruger's train
stopped here 10 minutes.
VALENoE. Department of Drome,
Nov. "a. The train having Mr.. Kru-
ger on board, passed here at l:45 p. m. |,
and was cheered by crowd Of about
5000 persons.
- An enormous crowd was massed
within and without the station. The
mayor greeted Mr.. Kruger in the name
of the city, bonqu cts were presented to
the traveller and words OF sympathy
and admiration Tor him we're expressed.
LYONS, Nov. "a. There was great
demonstration here when Mr.. Kruger's
train arrived. The assistant mayor
welcomed the former president and
presented him with a beautiful gold
medal, especially engraved for the &C.
casion.
. DION, France, Nov. 24.-President
Kruger on his arrival here was greeted
with the same enthusiasm as was
shown by the people of other cities Of
France which he has passed through
since his arrival.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-27
BUILD A PAPER MILL.

Wisconsin Parties VIII Establish PlanG
Mt Grand Rapid, Mimi.
DULUTH, Nov. 24.-L Lindauer of
Kaukauna, Wis, is in the city and con-
firms the report of the building of =.
paper mill at Grand Rapids, Itasca
county, MINI. The plant will cost
about $3.50, 600 and it is the intention to
have it in operation Sept. /, 1901.
Three other residents of Kaukaun are
interested with Lindauer and will in
corporate . company. The country
contiguous to tho proposed mill is we'll
covered with spruce, poplar and other
timber utilized in paper making.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-27
AN APPEAL BY HAY.

Identical Motto From sccrstarvof State to
Powers Interested In China.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-The secre-
tary of state has addressed an identical
note to the powers interested in the
Chinese situation setting. out tersely
and afresh the object Of the United
States government as to China and
pointing out how such objects as aye
common to the powers can best be So
cured. The note marks the initiation
of fresh negotiations on our part to
tide over the impossible situation cree
ated at the last meeting of the minis
tiers in Picking. Some responses already
are at hand and it is stated that, gem
orally, our advances have been we'll rel
ceived aud the state department ex1
presses satisfaction with the progres4
so far achieved.
It is believed that the note il an apt
poal from the extreme course sugi
gosted by some Of the powers as to the
treatment Of China, especially in tho
matter of punishments and indemnitie1
to which the ministers at Picking seem
inclined. The intent is to push the neI
gotiations ON a more rational and bust
nesslike basis I'D
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-27
SUFFERS FROM A WOUND.
Eecent Reports Prove That Aguinaldo
= Ia still Alive.

Eecent Reports Prove That Aguinaldo
In still Alive.
New YORK, Nov. 24.-United States
Consul Wildman, says World dispatch
from Hong Kong, has information that
the Filipino junta at a meeting held
Nov. Is, decided to brave the chances
of deportation rather than quit Hong
Kong. q III = v>as T.. - -.
Recent correspon dence between the
junta and the insurrectionists proves
that Aguinaldo is still alive, but he is
said to DO suffering from a gunshot
wound in his stomach. .. II & ( r, =
The Hong Kong jnnta has also de.
cided to make: another attempt to send
arms to the Filipinos in q launch
which, it is rumored, will probably fly
the German flag. The venture will be
in charge Of Colonel Julio del Pillar. -
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-27
is ALMOST COMPLETE.

Cabinet Discusses the Recommendation
4, Of the Presidents Message.
WAsHIN aToN, Nov. 24.-The cabinet
meeting was unimportant. The presi-
dents message Is almost complete and
there was some discussion Of the va
rious Recommendations. it contains.
Secretary Hay reported that the Chi.
nese situation was progressing favora.
bly,. but beyond this bare mention, the
Chinese matter received no attention.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-27
sew ne 40 T II
uovarnmsnt FsRssA Attack coloDblAaa
535sf Rsbsls snd sal1Or MaavkIy, HUI

uovaTnnnsnt Fs.ssa Y Attack csleDbiAa
!, st Rebels sad sazssr Asav,ly. s
f KIKasrox, Jamaios, Nov. 24-Ths
British stsamer BasbAilian. which ~
inst arrived hero from colpn, reposts
that severe hghtinsi ooosrrsd Monday
and Tuesday & CulshGA The govern.
tment forces aat1Aeksd the rebels, who
occupied ! good position. with the ~
suit chat the losses Of the former were
heavy. Tho fighting Wan proceeding
when the steamer eft Tuesday night
Stores and restaurants at Colon were
closed and tho rebels hold portion ;of
the railroad line. 3 i 81 =. S@3&
ANOTHER rebel force was reported 10
be engaging the government troops
near Panama. Business IS entirely
Suspended st the latter place and both
Panama and Colon are in state 81
terror. . E5ss$s s$$sE2ss ya. r., !#S
The rsbsls aze attacking in deter
mined manner and it 10 feared tho
slaughter will be great before decisive
results arc reached. The Liberals, it 10
asserted by the passengers ofssthe Bar
badian, hold Bonaventura, though the
Colombian government 10 making Q
great effort to regain possession Of 1t.
but thus far, UNNECESSARILY. Y:
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-27
Root Starts for NWashiuetou,

= Root Starts for Washington.
+ HAVANA, Nov. s24.-Secretary Root,
General Wood and Mr.. Roots son left
Nuevitas on the Kanawha for st. Au.
gustine, Fla. The secretary Of war
will 60 directly to Washington. The
other members Of the party, Mr.. A. E.
Frye and Captain Groeblsr in,the Vik.
ing, viii inspect the schools along the
Northern coast, r. ~, p.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-27
viii Not Surrender the Road.

TEN Ts1N, Nov. M,-The Russian
authorities announce the order to sur
render the railway has been rescinded,
but no explanations are given for thii
step. Until Saturday civilians had
been allowed to travel free. Since tina,
time, however, fares are charged and
the passage tickets are printed in tn.
Russian, language. =: |
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-27
COMMISSION !! | ACTS
axes the First Step An Estabz
N fishing civil Government
Il &s5& @s for Ftlipinos. ID
ProvIncs q Benguet IL Desie-
mated % the Place of III
/. p: -f. Il . Beginning. {. 81
GOVERNOR 70 be APPOINTED.
Hesvvill Be Treasurer, Auditor
and Ex-O fficIo Head Of y
IS 3Ess u h;.S.6+ &c., %l$tt a RI
Constabulary. %<. ny
Electors Must Declare Their
@Ailegiance to American
:, : 4 s.3 .S Authority. - ,,:.:;.s

MANILA, Nov. 24.-The Philippine
commission has enacted the first legis.
lation establishing provincial civil gov.
eminent in the Philippines, namely, an
act for the government Of the province
of Banquet. The governor, who is ap-
pointed, will receive a salary Of 81, 500.
He will pass upon the acts of the town
councils and will issue orders which
will have the same effect as ordinances
whenever the councils fail to enact the
necessary measures w. w.
~, The governor. who will also be- the
treasurer and auditor, will be ex.officio
. provincial Justice Of the peace, and in
that capacity will control the constabu-
larry. :, " W: 4 :-1~~ -.
Electors in the province Of Benguet
will be required to affirm that they
have had six months residence and are
at least IL years Of age. They will also
!; be required to declare their allegiance
to American authority. Three months
imprisonment will be imposed for re.
fusal to accept municipal Office when
elected. Ecclesiastics and soldiers are
debarred from office, >:s :, -"
Delinquent taxpayers will he pun.
ashed BY being compelled to
Do Labor on tho Roads.
Professor Dean Worcester and Gen.
eral Luke Wright Of the commission
have visited Benguet province. They
found a soil apparently good. with
signs Of gold and other minerals and a
temperate climate. The district is com.
raratively peaceful. Most Of the in
habitants are Igniorrotes. Marriages
are registered, and the ceremony and
registration include: certain heathen
acts which will be allowed professionally
until the people Of the province attain
20 greater capacity for sell. government:
z: A railroad .is being projected from
Dagnpan and the, Commission, has pre-
sented an appropriation for meteoro.
logical observation at Bagnio, Bouquet
province, which some have advocated
as the seat Of the Philippine govern.
ment during the summer season. a..
The commission passed the bill re-
curing reports by banks and examina.
tions Of such institutions, as in the
United States. The act goes into effect
Immediately. The treasurer of the
archipelago will act as examiner.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-27

Unchecked Robbery and RowdyiPn,.
LONDON, Nov. 24.-Advices from Min
Chwang report the prevalence there Of
unchecked robbery and rowdyism, says
the Shanghai correspondent Of Thu
Times. "The inhabitants are terror.
lied and trade is paralyzed. A postal
courier service is rendered impossib BIZ
owing to the persistent opening Of let
ters by Russians"
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-27
SEIZED COLOMBIAN PORTS.

Rebels, Reported successful In Recent
=" -, = - ~. Movements
+ NEW YORK. Nov. PA dispatch to
The Herald from San Juan, Porto Rico,
says: <.'. ..- :
The Venezuelan consul in this city
has received q cable dispatch from
Caracas saying that the rebels have
seized the principal seaports Of Colon.
bia. j.. q .
, The news was conveyed by q steamer
which arrived at Iaguyara from the
vast. g..
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-27
Japan, United States. Russia
A and France Favor Milder
l n Punishment. Iss5
THINK II WOULD Be. USELESS ( {: IS
England, Germany Italy and
Austria Want N othing but Il
r.. Death Penalty.
Tho Difference viii Not lnter-
fsre With General Peace I.
!. Negotiations. II

LONDON, Nov. 94.-''A serious diver.
gency has arisen in Peking," says the
Tien Tsin correspondent Of The Daily
Mail wiring Wednesday. Japan. the
United States, Russia and France favor
demanding a milder punishment than
the execution Of Prince Tuan and the
others, while Great Britain, Germany.
Austria. hungary and Italy deem any.
thing less than the death penalty
useless. "a
can important decision has been az.
rived at, however, that this divergence
ID not to interfere with the general
peace negotiations. 4
s'Auother remarkable feature Of the
situation is. the sudden volte face Of
Russia which now declines either to
withdraw troops from the province pf
Chi Ii or to hand over the railway IS
promised. ~ VI j.
Tho Court's Sad Plight.
Special dispatches from Shanghai
describe the situation at Slang Fu.
General lung F'u dslangs troops no1d
the city. The personal bodyguard Of
the emperor and empress dowager con.
sists of only $50 men. General Tung
enters tho sacred precincts at will,
salutes the imperials with scant cour'
tesy and almost with insolence, and de.
clares his Intention formulating tho
notorious Wang Mang, who during the
Han dynasty prevented the court from
coming to terms with the enemy and
finally murdered the emperor and
usurped the throne.
According to the same dispatches the
only hope for the court is in General
Ma, who has 5000 troops outside Of
Slang Flu and has q blood feud with
General Tung. who murdered General
Ma 8 cousin. 49, I. a.. .-.~ - y
A Widespread famine exists in the
province of Shen ST and the govern.
ment granaries are empty. .
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-27
Allies Al vauoi.r 1, China,

BERLIN, Nov. "a. Field Marshal Won
Waldersee cables that Colonel Yorck's
column reached Hsuenghvia Nov. IL.
The weak garrison immediately sur
rendered. The column commanded bt
Colonel MuieHuels, the dispatch adds,
is proceeding to Aukiaohelan. The
health Of the troops 10 good. Y
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-27
I. J. Noted Filipinos Arrested.

Noted Eil1pinOs ArrastO0.t ~
MANILA, Nov. 24-Dorotion KarTag.
dag, an insurgsnt lieutenant colonel,
and Manuelo Lazaras, who, is is said,
is General Torres quar- tsrmaster, have
been arrested in Balacan province.
Karragdag has previously been arrested
and paroled., ;:sasg / .a # 4 %@s. (
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-27
! Chicae : owes oa6, 3s3, 600.

CHICAGO, Nov "A &C ncial figures
Just made public show Chioago's total
Indebtedness to be $a6, ss2, COO This is
the first complete statement Of the mu.
: .ciltal debt that has. ever appeared ana
was Issued " Corporation Counsel
Walker in an answer to a bill fled in
court to restrain the city from issuing
bonds to build new bridges. - V
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-27
Sic Arthur .suI,Ivan'A Funsral,

LONDON, Nov. "A. By the queen g
command the funeral services over the
remains OF Sir. Arthur Sullivan will be-
held in the chapel royal, st. James
palacs, 1T noon, Nov. ~.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-27
Fighting in Dutch Now Guinea.

BRISBANE, Queensland, Nov. IA
band OF Tugeri pirates in Dutch New
Guinea raided the British possession
there, killing Is of the natives. The
police attacked the Tugeris, 80 If
whom were killed in the con hict.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-27
Want 1sali.n Troops Withdrawn.

" WANT 1tA1I1n TroopS wIShdTAWn.
x ROME, Nov. 24.-The Radical news
papers are making campaign in favor
Of the withdrawal OF Italian troop
from China, d ocla1 ing that in Che rescus
IF the legations at Pekin Italy fulfilled
her solemn task ..t,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-10-17

The Augusta Chronicle states editor
ally that it is 10 possession of lnfoFaa-
tion of the highess authority that the
present high price Of cotton seed was
brought about BY tee Virginia. Carolina
Chemical Co, the iertilizes trust, this
beiog a part of the plan TO crowd th 3
small, independent cotton oil mills to
the wall and then buy them up at
fraction of their real value after they
have been bops,assly crippled dnao-
cislly. The trust, says the Chronicle,
has bought and is buying many times
more seed then it needs or can use.
having few oil mills st present. Ii
this plan is successfully carried out the
farmers will be more than ever at the
mercy of the trust, which will FIX the
price of both seed and meal as we'll as
fertilizers. The farmers will still have
a remedy. however, for they will DOT
be compelled to sell the seed, which are
an excellent fertilizer aud eau be put
back on the land that produced them
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-10-17
Filipino Minute Men.
Peculiarly Harrasslng Tactics
Have Been Adopted by
Insurgents.

Washir gtoa, Ocs ia private let.
ter received here from prominent
American officer in the Philippines
says that the Filipioos have adopted a
uew lice of tactics 10 fighting the
United States. There are few native
bauds of a strictly military character
COW in the field Only handfo! of in.
surgeut of6sers wear uniforms the
privates bear 20 disting gushing mark
about them. They wear citizens cloth
iug, 60 about their daily work as if
there were 90 hostilities afoot aBd are
organized by residence solely, like the
miaute men in the American revolu-
siou. They keep vigilaot watch on
movements Of the United States troops
and send word ahead when one of our
overland parties starts in any direction.
The ooly hint that the Americans have
that they are expected when they at
tempt surprise is from finding small
villages 90 their route suddenly ever
populated. The minute men pevor
attack an American force except
they outnumber it overwhelmingly.
All this takes the hostilities now in
progress ont of the s.rict category OF
guerilla warfare. aud gives them
character which is particularly harass-
iog to the Americans The minute
meo also have a way of getting into
we'll sheltered corners and tasicg pot
shots at our men as they pass.
The love cherished by the average
Filipino for'the American fag and uui
form is saown BY way the natives
have Of ringing joyous farewell peal
on the church bells OF village as a
body Of American troops are about
quitting it.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-10-17
Cloak Department.

100 Black Cloth Cspes, collar fur
trimmed at 29c
About so styles Cbildrep's Caps,
all at 25c-very desirable goods at
the price.
A email lot of Coat Suits, about Is
IN the lot, not all sizes either-if you
can find your size. the price while
they last will be So 50
IS Ladies' Ready to Wear Wrap
pers-a new line with US and new
price-the dollar kind elsewhere our
price 89c
Is doz all Linen Huck Towels, %
inches wide 81 inches long-special
for this sale Tic, 3 for SOC
2 pieces German Linen Damssk
fpi! 66-p wide. our. regular 60c
Damaek-for this sale 49c.
A special piece only, ali linen
bleached Damask. handsome pattern,
fully 81 value. while it lasts 73c
2 lots of Pillow Cases, well made
and splendid quality material. at IA
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-10-17
A New Department.
WINDOW SHADES

A new department with US 70
introduce same we offer 800 of them,
al colors, at 15c complete
Cur own j. R. & S. Corset,
6 hooks an6 good one. The best
you have ever bought for SOC
$50 doz. Ghildren's Ribbed Hose
l0c, 8 pair for 25c Fer the week
only.
Ladies' Silk Initial Hsndkerchiefs,
SC. Not many in the lot, 80 they
won't last the week.
Children's School Handkerchiefs.
the kind you don't mind them losing,
&c, 8 for SC
25 doz good colored bordered
Handkerchiefs, &c, 8 for f0c
so dcz all linen white e. S Hand
kercblefs, 10c-the best ever sold for
the price
25 pieces all silk Tafeta Ribbon,
4O.width-while they last for this
sale, $50 A bargain sure.
Just to let you become acquainted
with our