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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-11
STOCK on HAND.
so1-ruERN COTTON MARKETS.

St Louis Sept lO-Cotton Arm; middling. l0Isc; low
middling s-l6c good ordinary. 7-16c: receipts,
bales; shipments, 1l3: sales. 1SG; stock. 6.I19.
Norfolk. Sept. 1O-Cotton steady; mddtns 1O1zc; low
middlng lose; good ordinary, 9C receipts 6lS bales;
exports coastwise. 1919; sales so; stock 4,OIl
Memphis Sept. 10.--Cotton firm; middltng. lOtsc low
middlng 9c; good ordinary sac; receipts OF bales
shipments $50: sales. 100. stock, 1855.
Wilmington Sept i0-Cotton nTm middtng, 944c; re
ceips 3S66 bales exports coastwse 110 stock IA SD
Houston. Sept l0.-Cotton steady; mddlng lOc low
middng 99c; good ordinary 9c receipts. 6T46 bales;
shipments 6.OAS; sales, 70; stock. $3.50.
Mobile Sept l0-Cotton Irregular middling, 104sc; low
middng 1Osc good ordinary 94sc receipts, 3Si bales
coastwise $50; sales 500; stock. 5212
Charleston. Sept lo.-Cotton arm: middl'ng. lOc bid;
361 bales; Coaswise, 620; stock ISL
Savannah, Sept 1O.-Cotton arm; middling. l0+c
asked receipts 4456 bales exports cOaswse 2O4S sales
240; stock, 20 225.
New-Orleans. Sept 1o--Cotton firm and higher; mid
ding, 0c low middling lose; good ordinary, 9itc;
ceipts, 1863 bales; sales. coo: stock. q. Te3
Galveston Sept 10.Cotton unavailable stock Is OO3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-11
Railroads
ERIE RAILROAD,

Through leave New York foo! uL CHANGERS ST.
follows, and D minutes earlier from W, I'D 81
300 DaIly-Solld train for Buffalo. Arr. ?.
BingbamIon. Wsyery. Elulra and Bradford Coaches.
paIlo< car and cafe dining car to Buffalo
9slO a. ni.-Daily. except sundays. TO Btnehamton
Oweso. Wa,Hrly ElTra and Delaware Valley points.
Daily 10 Port Jer is and Monticello. Pullman Paror
e 80 D. DSily.-Chicago LAmited-Fast mail-aOId
Chicago arriving so Cleveland Z 40 a.
m. Chicago. and. Cincinnati
30 p. Dsily.-Burrao and Cleveland Express-arr.
Buffalo los. Bradford 100 jamestown 100 and
town 1927 Cleveland 1873 seepers to BufaO
Ole p. m Daiiy.-Sold trsin for Binghsmton Waiver
ly Enira Chicago. seepers TO Buffalo Chicago. Cnein-
pati. Dining
TIViCKETs LOC4I. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
i COHIMODATVONS at III 112 26I 40I and 95T Broad
way l5s 2T3 West i25h St Charhers
and York: Fult IN
ST. broadway. Brooklyn f23 River Hoboken ana
Jersey station New York transfer Co. calls
checks baggage TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-11
Rio-Reeepts 2s,OO0 bags q days No other returns.
The statistical position OF Brazilian coffee Is fol

toTTpN-The activity speculation and intensity Of
tsE2snt the Cotton Exchange today were without
enes being 100 points. with relapses frequent ana
-ehl The opened irregular and excited. with
Up - 20 81 points Irresistible tornado or Guy
IN which branch Of the trade took part Sci
- were few far between, and were without eN-
son parties having heavy profits within reach Many
se Immediately again took the bull side, ard we're
SUI long a. Following the call the
msrkf seesaged a breath taking rate with these
nens IN the main gradually swinging toward higher
shso 2ns the market was beyond tho
s Sensational followed trying buges,
tur, Aet Operators Of no matter what ne4isf on the
% keep pace. The English market showed CORE
sD1hs gyrations. and private cables denoted COM
irS chsos in Liverpool. with the bulls. however be-
- carried along 81 the advance On the local EN-
-lgnt The best level Of the later months was 90
Sorl!t points above the Saturday hnai figures The
~ CIRCULATION was the news that the best section
- ne crop country had swept by tropical storm.
soal o. which not known. Reports from central
we're vague and totally unsatisfactoTy ~nlch Iact
go 70 increase the fears Of shorts and big crop
isis n general Liverpool similarly influenced
vas me NeR--Orleans market Estimates pointing 70
~. sp9t cotton in enormous demand South az
higher prices intensified the convictions OF the
- IMPORTANT % the and the paramount is
~ comparatively little figure as an nfuence Inc
ss5,s sloltion was given esq against 100 laHs
oo5 IN September last i9s IN 1898. ana 'ss
- This average included - for Texas. as contrasted
a on August 10 and 81 September 10 last year
10 the failures G !. c. Schiller and Gay l.
II e were announced brokers being caught short
-e opening rise TIE announcement OF their sus-
&C not seriously disturb the market az they were
- lever reached height hour. and under
$50 hurry Of profit taking I'VE minutes before the
hresipsl ces settled back few points The cose Was
anc excited. with prices net 80 70 30 points
fsllHates placed total transactions at lZoOOOO
- y 10000 bales than before recorded
Fs as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-11
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET.

Liverpool Sept 10, p m,COtto1-s SPOT Limited de-
mand prices higher. American middling fair. 9-lCd
good mlddling; 6-l6d nidiling. nd; low mddns
Tikc: good q ordinary. 13-32d. The
day 5000 bales. O which
speculation included 14OO bales American
Receipts, bales, American. Futures opened
cited and closed Irregular American middling m Sep
TENDER so sd buyers, September and October acid
sellers October and Novembe- 81 SD sellers Noveu
December 1764d5 lS64d sellers; December and
and February
lO-6td5 IL Cad Sellers February and March S6ld sell
APRIL. : 5-64G5 G-6ft sellers April and
MAY, S64dS +-6id buyers: May ard June. SID sell
and July, 81 buyers: July and August, 80 Gid
buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-11
Go nbom Ut Alan Gonrcrn.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. SOUTH,

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. SOUTH
- ERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK, IS; WHEREAS
libel and petition has Teen fled in the District Court
Of the United states Tor the Southern District OF
Work on lOth 1900. by the Atlas Steamship Com
MANY Limited. owner Of the Steamer "Adula her en-
zines tackle &C. for Limitation u its liability for ell
loss destruction. damage. and injury caused the
sink,ng and abandonment OF said September
@5tr 1895 And whereas the petitioner transferred
the steamer Adua.' her tackle Sc and freight pend
ing pursuant Section Ass OF the L. s. Revised
statutes and the order Of the Court hereunder to
samuel H. Lyman for the benefit all par
,tes who may legally entitled thereto Now
therefore, In pursuance the mouition issued by SAID
Court 10 me directed delivered. do hereby cite ali
persons claiming damages FOR loss, destruction dam
are or injury occasOned by the said sinking aban
ne and make due proof Of their respective
claims before Thomas Alexander. Esq. United States
Corumissloner his office II the Post Once Building
in the of New York. before the 9th day Of
October 1900, at IL y. NJ; also appear before
said Court on October 9th 1900. at II A. NJ. and an
sver said libel and petition. otherwise they will be de
faulted and barred from participation in the proceeds
vessel
WILLIAM ETENKEI.
United Marshal Southern District OF New York
WHEELER q CORTlS.
ProCtors for Petitioner.
No 81 state Street New York City, N Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-11
WEST SHORER.R,

Trains leave Franklin ST. Station " " as follows.
and ION later foot West 42d ST.. n. r.:
'7:15 A. M-For Intern. points Albany & Montreal.
t11:2O a. ND Lake Mohonk. Minnewaska, Saratoga
and Catskill Mountains
.2:40 M-Cont Ltd for Detroit. Chicago St Louis
f3:i5 p. No For Hudson River to
AIS P. M-Eor Rochester. Buffalo Cleve 4 Chicago
$500 M.-For Rochester. &
s9:15 p. M.-For Syca. Roch.. Mag Falls, Chi
'Daly. tDaily. except Sunday, Leaves brooklyn An
No. at i0:45 a. ", at p. NJ Leaves Jersey
cts, p r, R. sta No at II 20 A. M at 3:35 p NJ
checked from hotel residence Exp. G. r.
LAMBERT, General Passenger Aren't N. Y.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

FUR THE WEST.
Leave York. OF Llbssty street; South Fern
CNn;tehau TsrminaD minutes eSItles.
%Dally. Except Sundays fSundayA
CHICAGO. - 80 a Liberty street e1Sl u 30 n
sI2l5 night.
D m 100 ,. m II Is night
CINCINNATI. ST, LOUIS. 1000 m. sI3S = H.
sl2.I5 night -. -.
WAsRINGTQN. BALTIMORE 800. 1000 CpinsrI.
sILSO a. m. CDlnsFl. tlOO tDnerl $50 (Diner).
800 I'Toyal Limited exclusively Pullman Train;
Diner and Cafe) 800 CoineTl 100 NJ (Oinerl AID
sI2 rs night. NORFOLK, tlOO ..
All trains Illuminated With Pintsch Light.
Ofnces ia. 1T2. 2Gl. 434. 1900 Broadway. . Union
So w II Bowery. n. Y 800 Fulton Brooklyn;
Whitehall Terminal ana Liberty Baggage checked
hotel residence TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-11
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY SEPTEMBER IL 1900

light Yorers 50 75Gs5 Workers IS eOas5 5
heavy mediums IS 6SFS5 70; weight and quail
lily SIS 55G$5 TO- fair Workers. srassers ard
thin pigs IS 40Gx5 roughs IS 5O1S5 Sheep and
on lambs choice wethers 81 2Od$i IS: common 81 50
9S2 choice lambs s. 5000 20 common 70 good - 90
ass so: veni calves. ST0S7 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-11
new YORK CENTRAL,

- HARLEM DIVISION.
VIZ A ~ and ass p, NJ Dairy, except Sunday
Fittsfald Sundays only at o 20 A NJ
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices rs 261. AIS .216 Broadway -
Union So. W. 2TS Columbus iSS West 125th ST..
12Sh st and 13sth St stations New York; SIS and T2S
Fulton St and tef Broadway. E d. Brooklyn
Telephon 900 ssh Street New York Central Cab
WestCNtt FNprsrs COMPANY
GEORGE DAETFIS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-11
LACKAWANNA RAILROAD.
CHESAPEAKE 6 OHIO.

Time is from Penna- r. r. 2sd St Five minutes latsr
from CoTtlandt Dssbrossss 81. Station
455 II. VI, DAILN.-F. r. " LIMITED. solid
Vestibuled Electric Lighted Pullmans,
einnati, Louisville. Louis.
s.SS A. W., DAILY.-wssteFn Express: PuIluisns
Dining Car and Coaches
Tickets and Sespng Car herths once Chss. ohio.
r. r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-11

hss - ,n closed quiet with quotations l4e up the
Sui 49, or middilng upland and 1okc for middIing
isFrabsA were l65 bales Southern spot markets were
chssis5,I' as followE: Savannah i0kc. Sac
a sge. N En- al Zoe BID 5lec I'M Wilmington hrrn.
homsnPi -:OI3k steady. at i0izc 1zc up: Baltimore
Y: August ie &C. Ac Up Memphis nrm. at lohc NC
aa-Ess &C 1p; Neg-Orleans nc higher at IOEc with
Tbt III. Ath and sales Of 1000 bales
S~eot movement follows:
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RAILROADS..
DENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD

R
STATIONS foot S o: W 5s Iy.. street and De'
rs The leaving time from DesbrOsses and
CortIandt Streets Is fve minutes later than
that given below for rwenty-third street
station. except where otherwise noted
5.55 4. VI. FAST MAII--LImited 10 two Buffet Parior
Cars New YORK 10 Pitshnrg Sleeping Car Pis0urs %
Shicaso No coaches 70 Pittsoqrg. ,,,z
AZ a. W. EAST I1XEIP'TsRTTg and G5sysIaaS
pertinent slssRns Dinns smokns ana 9SSsryaI i
SeF Cnicas9. Cle'T I Ao's1'' CINCINNATI Al
IS5 2 " CHICAGo AND ST LoTIs EX TPE;E;S.7
Indianapolis Chicago. ST; Louis -,. -
iGrnbus. Indianapolis L6uisviiie 81 Louis
5.55 p. VI. WESTERN EXPREss,-For Chicago. For
T.s5 p. II. 'PAc1Fic ExPREss-Eor Pi,,sburg and
Route. Connects Tor Cleveland. except Saturday
PREss.-For PitrsbuTg Cleveland. Cincinnati.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
T5S. s25 1910 CDesbrosses and Cortandt Streets
1920 Dining Car lgSS Dining car a M y 90 40
sTessonsI Lin All Parfor and Dining cars 3 Is AS
Dining carr SO DINING carr s.25 p II 70 night
Congressional Linz all ParOr and Dining CaFsl So
42 Dining Carr, 40 Dining Can. 90 ?. m. III
SOUTHERN RAILwAy.-E4press. s25. AS p m. 1910
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
ATaNTTc V coas n 48ss SIS m and rs
CHEsAfE4}EE OHIO RA1LwAY-s55 a m and ASS
sEARoARD AIR LINE--Ezpress. 1885 p m and 1alo
FOR OLD FONT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-T.55 a m
ATi.4TT 41yS G ana S2S m daily v.sst,v
Through yesti5uIed Trains. Buffet Parlor Cars and
Standard Coaches
CAPE SISY.~I255 p n. weekdays
For points on New York and Long Branch Railroad from
West Twenty-third Street Station. s 30 a 1910.
p Sea, 40 ass and 651 m sundays 9-25 a
400 frOm Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets 600
IL -. go. ~. 90 $40 and 100 D m sun
days, o+5 a., Us SIS p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
10 tDesbrOsses Streets. 500 725 T5S
s % SIS. - Penna Limited 10 CDesbrosses
and Corsndt Streets 2Ol dining Carr 1O55 Dining
Car. l155 M 1255 = 10 CDesbrosses and Cortlandt
Streets 40 255, . - ass. AS AS Dining Carr.
40 Dining Carl; 5e55 Dining Car, 10 SIS. sS5.
S23, S5S 025 go G4nited, 955, 1O55 Dining Carr
l255, I55 Dining carr. *. 3.55, 425 Dining
Carr AS Dining carr. 5 Dining Carr. 755 SIS.
S55. o. .. n, l. ~ night
Ticket offices Nos 461. 9f5. 1896 1854 III. 261
BROADWAY, l Astnr House; West Twenty-third street
station and stations foot OF Desbrosses 1rtlandt
Streets; Court Street. SEQ Fulton Street Broadway
and Pennsy vania Annex Station Brooklyn. station,
Jersey City The New York Transfer Company
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through 20 destination
Telephone 9l4 Eighteenth Street Pennsylvania Rail-
j. B. HUTCHINSON, J. R WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-11
NAVAL STORES.

Owing to the light supply on hand. the market for
spirits aFan advanced and firm In tone Rosin was
steady unchanged prices, Quotations follow:
TAR-ReguIars. 81 %; do OIL bbIs. 81.
SPIRITS TJlRP ENTINE-;iSlaG 39C.
ROSIN-COmmon to good strained. 81 so; E. 81 20; p,
SO: 81 So: H 81 So: l. 81 90 h So: NJ. 50 GS; y,
Sc 80; W G, 81 as; W w. 81 90.
STOCK on HAND.
Hosln Dds
Tar. bbs 80
Wilmington Sept 1O.-Spirits turpentins firm, S3qS4e
receipts firm. 81 1881 20; receipts, Il
bbs Crude tupentine steady 81 lOS2 Do receipts 40
bbls. Tar firm. 81 90; receipts 40 bbls
Savannah, Sept. lO-Spirits turpentne Arm, 9Nac;
cepts l243 bbls; sales CPS bhls Rosin firm and IN
changed receipts 1853 hbls sales 3154 bbls exports
1851 bbls.
Charleston, Sept. 1O-Turpentine Arm. s31ee. ROsin
quiet, unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-11

Pullman Cars all express trains
SOUTH tLAiNFIELD ard BOUND BROOK locals Week
W NJ, 4. 10 and - p II. LV Cortl
D0sb. A NJ 20 ard $50 P NJ.
Tickets Pullman accommodations
1884 BROADWAY Union West rs Columbus Ave- Y.
Fulton ST Bdy StstiOn Brooklyn;
Transfer will cali and check baggage from hotel or
residence through TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-11

SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From foot OF Rector St.
Through Point Pieasant-s:O1 1000 1850 A. NJ
' OF 200 s.45 1850. $50 p. NJ Through TO Ocean
Grove-s,oo p. " Sundevs-Th-Ough 20 Point Pleasant
1000 A
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
IIs4.SN +7.sO $500 900 s1O:OJ siI:SO A ff:od
$50 500 1850 500 t4:SO 500. TOO. tTso 300
llt925 P NJ sI2:f5 maj.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Ils4:SO $500 $1,000 A. IL. tlOO. $50 'Ssoa
900. 900 P. M sl2:I5 mdG - -
Oices; Liberty ST. Ferry. South Ferry. 1i5 liz 26l.
49, cas- 1902 1884 Broadway lis Sth Az ISr ON ~
St GAS Columbus Av, New York: Court ST. 344 So
Fulton ST. Brooklyn: ss Broadway. Williamsburg Ssw
calls for and checks baggage 70 cessE
nation.
sav nnfv fSaturSsvs nnfy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York, Sept. 10. 1900.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-11
Central R. r. or VIEW JERSEY.

Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
-Four Tracks. Electro Pneumatic SIgnA.A
stations In New York. Liberty ST. and
Trains leave Liberty from Ferry
i've minutes earlier except notedl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-11

LEHICH VALLEY.
stations foot of sd Cortlandt
(Penns 4. r Ferries)
DesbroSses sDAiIy.
Except Sunday NJ tSUudsy SIS A. n sun
Is A Is P. NJ Sunday SIS P IL. Sunday
us A. NJ. SuEdSy : IS A. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-11

WEEKLY ENPORIS.
Live Live Qrs. Of
cattle sheen. beef
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-27
LIVINGSTON WANTS ACTION.
VIII Demand Hearing on His Greene
and GaynOr Resolution.

VIII Demand Hearing on His Greene
and Gaynor Resolution.
Washington. April 26.-If the House Com
mittee on Judiciary does not take action
upon Col. Livingston's resolution calling
for information about the Greene and
Gaynor case by tomorrow, Col Living
ston will demand that the committee be
discharged from further consideration of
the resolution, and that 1t be considered
by the House. This he can do under the
rules.
His resolution of inquiry was designed to
force the committee to pass upon the bill
relating to the transfer of indicted per-
sons from one district to another which
was prepared by the Attorney General
and which has passed the Senate.
One reason given for prompt action In
this matter is that the bond of the con-
tractors in the Savannah work given TO
the government, expires on July next
and it is argued at the Department of Jus
tice that unless there is prompt action the
government will lose heavily.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-27
PURSUIT OF FLEEING BoERs.
Lord Roberts Now Has an Exceeding
Iy Efficient Army.


London, April T.-IsraeFs poort, which
is not marked on the maps, lies between
Sannas Post and Thaba Nchu.
Gen. Hamilton has probably by this time
arrived at Thaba Nohu, as he is using
his utmost endeavors to cut off the Beers
who are retreating from DeWetsdorp.
The Boer forces at Thaba Nchu are not
unlikely to make stand TO cover the es-
cape of the conveys from the southwark
They have laagers about eight miles
apart, stretching from Brandfort to Thaba
Nchu, with a base camp at Samalldell
ation.
A report comes that a small force of
British mounted infantry had a brush with
a party of Beers ten miles east of Karee
Siding, who We're trying TO establish a
connection between Brandfort and the
Boer forces to the southwark.
Gen. Brabant in the fight with the Beers
at Wepener had a narrow escape.
Gen. Pole-Carew's advance was much
hampered by the tardy arrival of artil-
lery, which prevented him from captur-
ing Leeuw kop before darkness set in and
enabled the Beers 40 secure their retreat
Apparently Lord Roberts, with the com
mands in the hands of younger generals,
now has an exceedingly efficient army.
The report that the Beers had reoccu-
pied Boshof proves to be untrue. Lord
Methuen is still there and Gen. Hunters
division from Natal, which was supposed
10 be going to Bloemfontein, Is arriving at
Kimberley. There is evidence that some
important operations are afoot in that
district.
The Beers are showing more activity in
Natal.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-27
RUNNING FIGHT WITH BOERs.
Chances Are That They VIII Escape
From the British.


London. April 26.-All the interest In
the South African war is now centered
in the running fight in-progress between
the burghers retreating from the south
ern portion of the Orange Free state and
Gen. Frenchs horsemen and the in
fantry of Gems. Pole-Carew, Chermside
and Runde
But the British hope of conclusive re-
suits is slim at present, the Beers escap-
ing unbeaten and having accomplished
an immense amount of damage. They
clung to their positions as long as it was
safe to do so and they have now stopped
off to hold the next commanding ridge
through a broken country admirably
suited for rear guard defense.
Dispatches from Aliwal North under
date of Wednesday, April 25, says the
Beers left Wepener so hurriedly that
many of the dead were left in the
trenches unburied.
Commandant s. cronje is reported to
have been killed.
According TO advices from Bloemfon-
tein, the attempt of the Beers at Brand
fort to get in touch with the command
at Thaba Nchu was frustrated by O force
despatched by Gen. Tucker from Glen.
A dispatch from Pretoria reports the
arrival there of Lord Rosslyn as an un-
wounded prisoner
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-27
MANY FILIPINos KILLED.
Insurgent Losses Have Been Heavy
In North IOcOs

Manila. April 26, GIG p. m.-About 300 Of
tive enemy have been killed recently In
North Ilocos. including Dodd's fight and
the attack on Batoc o. April 16, when
from GOO to 700 rebels, a quarter Of whom
were armed with rifles, determfnedly at
tackled the Americans, charging their po-
sitions and fighting at close quarters. The
engagement lasted all the afternoon, the
enemy burning the town; but they were
repulsed after the arrival Of American re-
Inducements.
The insurgents generally were aggres-
sive in that province. They captured an
American provision wagon near I.apo
The Americans having obtained evi-
dence that the alcaldes of Lapo, Magsin-
gal, Cabugas and Sinalt were holding
treacherous communication with the in
surgents, imprisoned them and burned
Lapos Town Hall.
There have been several minor fights
in the province, including an attack bv
200 insurgents on Lavag, April II. forty
of whom were killed and eighty were
captured
The officers report that the men of the
Thirty-third Regiment and Third Cavalry
behaved splendidly under very trying cir
cumstances. There were no American
casualties at Batoc ~, where 1SO insurg-
ents were killed and seventy captured.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-27
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES.
Tribute Paid 20 the Dead of Both
Armies at Mobile.

Mobile. Ala. April 2G-Five thuusand
people gathered in Magnolia Cemetery to
pay tribute 10 the memory Of the Con-
federate dead to-day. While abe cere-
monies were going on the rain descended
in torrents. All the local militia and the
Confederate veterans were present and
decorated the graves OF the dead soldiers.
After the ceremonies there had been COM
pictcd the soldiers and veterans marched
20 The place where the Federal soldiers
are buried IN the same cemetery ana ex-
ercisos wye held, which were shortened by
the rains Rev. Gardner Q, Turker led
the prayer and spoke IN part. na follows:
when tho president Of the Chicago Uni
yerslty paid the beautiful. worthy tribute
20 tho Confederate soldiers buried there.
when during the late ww Gtn coDpinger
ana his fiam afaisicd IN tbe ceremogies
(Coniinued on Seventh Page)
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-27
BOERs BEAT BACK BRITISH.
Two Fights I'm Which the Latter Had
Some Losses.

Brandfort, Monday. April 23.-A British
column, in the direction of Bultfontein and
Hoopstead, has been beaten back through
Boshof The federals sustained two cas-
ualties and the British had twelve men
killed and a number wounded.
Yesterday Gen. Kelly-Kenny's artillery
at DeWetsdorp INDUCED in a mild bonn
bardment of Gen. DeWets position, the
firing lasting through the morning.
The scarcity OF water is supposed to be
very pressing at Bloemfontein. A des-
perate attempt was made by large Brit
ish force In two columns yesterday to re-
capture the water works. Their right
flank was beaten back, however. A party
of fifty were cut off and twelve men were
killed.
The Johannesburg command has cap
tured a British scout. Some American
scouts have been ehot.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-27
THIRTEEN BLOWN TO PIECES.
Explosion oR.tbe TransvaaI Govern
ment Arsenal.

Pretoria. April 25.-A serious explosion
occurred at the Begbie wo.ks. used by
the government as an arsenal last night
The walls Of the building were destroyed
and the structures in the neghborhood
are a mass OF flames.
The shrieks Of the women and children
IN the adjoining streets added to the
ghasulness Of tho scene.
Ten worlanen were killed and thirty
two we're injured, including Herr Grun-
berg, The manager OF the works. The most
important Of the machinery was saved.
The cause Of the explosion n unknown
The works employed 200 persons. mostly
French and Italians.
The Red Cross ambulance did great
work IN helping the wounded.
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