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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-08-20
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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-08-20

M"usjruatioa made Regular and Painless,
.ru Pans in Sld,-. HtT> tnd Limbs cured by
r.mUOu~ S.rAw VIM, W!u" or rLnInGS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-18
Eioh Red Esooa.

fun feather. &c; ducks. fun feather. &C.
Green Fruit-Apples, hand picked, go
Soc.
Hides-G. S, and , pounds. TIC; side
brand hides, s. pounds and up. 7c; side
brand hides. under 3 pounds Sc G. s.
bun hides. &c: glue stock and bad grub
by, S4c; green hides. Sc; No ] horse,
$z-25; 10. . horse SL25; pony hides, &c 10
$50; dry flint butcher, IS pounds and Up.
1sc; dry flint fallen. is pounds and up,
lie; all light hides under l6 pounds, Sc;
all dry salted hides, l0c; all culls. &c; 10.
I taliow. SIC: No. taliow, &c; sheep.
pelts, 25a75c.
Furs-Coon. 3ea6oc: skunk. black, seq
So; short stripe 53QSoc; narrow stripe.
case; broad stripe, 1e020c; mink, SOC
coyotes, 400 .5c; beaver, s2.0oQ5.o0; otter,
&.@QG00.
Yegetabies-Potatoes per bush. acc;
sweet potatoes. per bu., DOC; cabbage.
z5d9oc per 100 lbs: onions, bur b., 60c;
carrots, per bu., Soc: psrsnLps. per bu.,
75c; pop corn. Uer 100 lbs, S1.00
Vegetables GObbers' prices 10 trade1-
Oranges, per box S40ods15; lemons, per
box, 5000 so; Wisconsin cabbage. $1,000
l.25 per 195 lbs bananas. per To S1aQ534c;
cranberries, per barrel, $9.50r10.00; celery,
doz. 69QG5c. comb honey per 10, 15c;
strained honey, per ID, 71s0Sc; potatoes,
per bu., 5d10c; apples, per Dbl, S2.50G3c0;
New York apples. per barrel, Si.25; span
ish onions, per crate, Sl-S5; sauer loraut,
per key, S191d2.00; dates, per H., &c; figs.
per box. Sl00; peanuts, raw, case; per 10.
roasted, 7i2dI0c: walnuts l3al31zc; al
mOnds. nc; fiiberts. 12c; Brazls. lie; pc
cans. de- fat print. brick and limburg
cheese. Der ID 15c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-18
HOG MARKET
TEN HIGHER
Receipts Liberal for Monday
and All Sold,
TOP PRICE WAS $685.
Cattle Supply Light and Mar
Stronger.
TOP PRICE WAS $685.

Hog receipts yesterday were fairly lib
eraI for a Monday. AT the close Of the
market IL hogs had been received and
sold. and two carloads were reported to
arrive over the Rock Island later in the
night OF the number sold Cuaahy
bought 757 and Armour 255. Dold 5 buyer
was not on the market, but it was under
stood that he viii be today. The market
opened strong to 3 cents higher, but the
market was q good 1 cents higher at the
close. The stronger market at the last
was said to be due TO the fact that the
market for provisions closed higher
The top price was $6.35, and at the very
close Of the days business. Several car
loads in the afternoon sold for $3.50. but
the TOP sale was only about two and a
half cents higher, Tor the reason that
they were of little better quality than
the hogs that SOLD for a nickel less. The
buyers were anxious for hogs and ten
or a dozen more carloads would have
found ready sale
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-18
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.
~

Chicago.
Chicago, Nov. misunderstanding
! 1900, including 500 westerns. Market 10
015c higher. Good to prime steers, Sc. 90
1850; poor to medium, $ 25G5. IS; stock
ers ana feeders, $2.00d4-75; cows, 81. 40G
40; heifers, 81. 0o@5. 90; Gamers. q 4oQ
,. 20; bulls, ,S2-00G4.5o; calves, %. 5od7. 90;
Texas fed steers, S3.o0Q4e0; western
/ steers. s. .50d5. so.
/ Hogs-Receipts today, 5000; tomorrow,
= 600; left over, 5000 Market Lotto 15c
higher, close strong. Mixed and butch
/ ers. S6.10a6.f5; good TO choice heavy. Sc. As
Q6.65; rough heavy. Se.0G06.40: light, SC. 10
/ a6.40; bulk Of sales, $3.50. =.
Sheep-ReceiptS $1,000. Sheep and lambs
steady TO strong. Good to choice weth-
ers. $3.50@4.1O; fair TO choice mixed. $. so
03.5o; western sheep, S2.75Q3.50; native
| lambs, s3.50Q5.25; western lambs, 50. 75g
AS.
Receipts Cattle, geo; hogs. 1885; sheep,
472S
shipments-cattle. 2,2s4; hogs, 10;
sheep, 1906
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Nov. misunderstanding.
$500 natives, 2.110 Texan calves, 800 Tex
ans, 500 nativts. Best. corn cattle high
er; COWS. steady; stockeTs and feeders,
steady to higher. Choice export and
dressed beef steers. S6.e3Q6.60; fair to
good. s. 2505.95; stockers and feeders,
/ s.. SOFA IS; western fed steers. s. 25Q5. 80;
Texas and Indian steers. S2.l0d 100; Tex
as cows. S2.1503 90; native cows, S1.509
400; native heifers, S2.S5Q4.25; Gamers,
S1.00d2.25 bulls. $40; bulls, 81. 1903 p:
calves. s2.5oa6. 90.
Hogs Receipts. 5000 Market 56l5c
higher. Active. Top, $3.50; bulk of sales.
sc. 4)G6 50; heavy and mixed packers, s.. 40
ass, light. s.. 35is06 413s; workers, SC. IS
Q6. AZ; pigs. ss.co0e. 45.
Sheep-Receipts 500 Fat sheep firm,
active; stock lambs, 10Ql5c lower. Native
lambs, S3.6)Q5.20; western lambs. $3.0o0
5.15; fed ewes. SI3.1e0S.7o; native weth-
ers, S3.0JI4.10; western wetheTs. 5000
400; stockers and feeders. S1.9583.15.
ST. Louis.
ST. Louis. Nov I7.-Cattle-Receipt
5000 including 1000 Texans. Market is
steady to lie higher. Beef steers. s.. 65d
g IS; stoekers and feeders So o0d46); cows
and heifers. S2.1Gi !. %. Texas steers, $50
d5l0: cows and heifers. s. .3eG3.4o
Hogs-Receipts, 2eQ0 Market l0720c
hicger.> Pigs and lights, S6.10g6.S5; pack
ers $6-2oQ6.40; butchers, sos d6.6o.
Sheep-Reoeipts. COO. Market steady.
Natives. S.+oQ3.S5; lambs, $i.5oQ5.4 5-
St. Joseph.
St. Joe. No. Nov. -Cattle-ReCeipt
300. Market steady to strong stock
cattle. lo0l5C higher. Natives. S3.S5lI7.15;
cows and heifers, S1.5aq5.o0: veals, S1.25
05.59. bulls and stays. S2.2505.25; stock
ers and feeders. s. .o0a4.-5.
Hogs Receipts. Ssl3. Market ice high
or. Light and light mixed Sc CESS;
medium and heavy S6.47l2fi6. j., pigs. S4.oo
06-25 bulk of sales, S. -47oEe
sheep Receipts. ISIS. Market stronger
to 15c higher. Ton native lambs. So;
r ~f,r, era --fre vs-,rf,t.rs <
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-18
10 AVOID BEING WITNESS
Woman and Baby II IL Alleged
sought Death IA sffssourf River.

Kansas City. Nov. lf-Late this after
noon a letter signed by Mrs sechrest.
dated Lincoln. Neu. Sow. 3. but mailed
ia Kansas city and addressed to The
Kansas C.ty star was received BY that
pepper In il the writer announced her
intention 81 killing herseiw and her baby
and requesting The prosecuting attorney
to press the murder charge against Dr.
ISuis Zorn. whose trial for killing her
husband was set sor today. Mrs Sc
chrest VS. the principal witness for
the state against Zorn anG Il Is believed
that II she Killed herself she did 50 %
avoid this odreal- Ms sschrcst =
thought 90 have been in Kansas city
Saturday evening in company -ith hrr
sister Mrs. g. F. Berry q St louis
end the ,attfrs husband. she lets sun
day morning. s8ppoSedly f9r Lsav1n-
worth 11t said she wo1lG return tadoT
a. testify Zera attorueg fpday re<gsei
ts eiee cre1erce 70 TIRE s1icide story
ard grofesses ~ believe that % VS. g
move ca The womans G1rr e. creafe a
sensation AZ LearcrTorrh - one could
= found who bad s4easHrs seeh-esf
q, ~ near fhc rlrsr and 70 trzrs - fhs
bodies has been found
Or. Louis Zorn. dentist shot ard Killed
BE sensnt. Aleert Z sechrest n tbs
cnv June = last IN quarrel erer rrnt
later. Ehsn 2frE seeh7~st oEerrd %
testify against Zorn she received iettsrs
fhreatcaiag he- ne Z sc falea 81 iears
s.e city
Leaveu~orfh. kan. Sov f7.-serare-t
ssiclse 6lseresifed here HF are Hrz
Perry. y theg cs-e - T-esFeaTorth SIR
s.Fs. sech~sst. ia net repe-t the uzttsr
% 10 rcliee snd 20 trace = them ca
- fourd All hotel registers zcsrret.
ard 81 lsiSiaE hqrses visited. ~ loot
prints fesas alo1z rfve- hank Ard pis-a
Whore suicide Is supposed p haTe fzm7-
81 irta RE rfvT azar sT5teh Ssssrfy
WHERE ralTax erIleFes ars fhrnsgaezf
re nistl Isas zre r1ss feazl - 1-aKs-
rn ~ mi5dIs frzlEh, frasz wAo 49, 81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-18
GOOD DAY
FOR BULLS
Grains are Strong and Active
on Board.
COVERING IS A FEATURE
Demand for Old Corn Streng-
thenS That Market.

Chicago. Nov. 17.-There was great ae-
tivity in wheat at the opening and the
large volume Of business transacted dur
ing the first half hour. Later quiet
feeling developed. but toward the close
another onslaught was made on the mar
ket and the close was at the TOP for De
cember while May was only a shade
under the best figure Of the day. The
opening was strong on Unfavorable
weather and higher cables together with
decreased receipts. both local and outside
points. Commission houses were active
buyers early while q leading long was
also credited with taking on quite a line
both of December and Nay. Covering by
shorts was a feature drought the ses-
sion. December opened &c TO Sc higher
at 1ze.Q73c and held steady around &c.
until near the close when there was
another advance and final dgures were at
the top at Re showing a gain Of sc.
There was an increase in visible of 1.s93
COS bushels compared with an increase
last year OF BIS 90 bushels. Worlds
shipments for the week were u1640o0
bushels against $4,000 bushels year
ago. Clearances of wheat and flour
equaled $4,000 bushels. Primary receipts
were 10000 bushels against 1.6l5,c0o
bushels year ago. a 4
Corn ruled exceedingly strong, especi-
ally for nearby futures. Wet weather
and unhtness of the great bulk OF new
corn for shipment were the main bull
forces. strong export demand for old
ole fr,F
Shorts were again much disturbed over
the prospects OF getting goods TO fiji
their contracts for December delivery and
free covering by them was one of the
features of the day There was also
good general demand. There was con-
siderable realizing by longs but offerings
were eagerly absorbed. December opened
4 to 1850 higher at 1914 TO 5s5sc, and held
firm throughout the day. closing being at
the top notch at soc, a gain Of &c over
yesterdays close. Local receipts were IA
cars. with Il cars Of contract grade.
Oats we're strong along with other
grains. but trading was light with close
strong with December up &c. after rang
ing between 2924c and S01sc. Local re-
ceipts were 343 cars.
There was nttle doing in provisions,
the principal feature being realizing by
longs. outside shorts taking the offerings.
Firmness prevailed throughout the day on
a decreased hog receipt, with higher
prices at the yards and on strength in
corn. The close was strong with Janu-
airy pork 17l5c higher at S15.S2ik; January
lard 12lkc higher at $aIs15 and ribs PFC
higher at S.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
$50 cars; corn. 90 cars; oats, 165 cars;
hogs, q, 600 head.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-18

track. 45s.G47c bid; December. 44ssc bid;
Nay. Ssls83s'4 &c bid
Cats-Higher. No. cash. 3014c bid;
track. SIC; December, cslzc; May, 2si4e
No. white, &c.
Rye-Steady.
New York.
New York, Nov. 17.-Butter-Receipts
6s37 pkgs. Market firm. State dairy, 80
&c; extra creamery. 27e; common 10
choice creamery. 20l2261zc.
Cheese Receipts $50 pkgs. Market
firm. Fancy large. i121zG1Sc.
Egss-Receipts 63S2 pkgs- Market
steady. Average to best state and Penn
sylvania, 2sG&5zc; western uncandied, p
arc.
sugar-Raw. firm Fair refining. , slice
centrifugal &c test. 8 u-lse; nolasses
sugar. 1916. RedRed. steady Crushed
5.l5c; powdered. 4.55c; graduated, 455c.
Cofc-Quiet No. Rio, 51sc-
Molasses-Steady. New Orleans. sea
Acc
Poultry-Alive firm Prices unsettled
Dressed firm. western chicks. 1Sa1Sisc;
western fowls. PIC; spring turkeys. 80
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-18
TO SAVE RAILROADS ski
Federal Conrf t.rasts IHJunesisa Re
sfralufnr Ta1 sale

T~rFsr. EeV -E-1lsEa Eals~ff FRI tsa
f@seral cesrt arre faszg rae sfrrea-es.t
re lrfsnrtsea ae44asf ths tre1s4fers -
Eio Crane ard ether ce1atsea -retrai1-
tx tha-l fresn ss.4rE IRE p-s1~rtg - Csc
rsrz~sF 4 Rsa Gre-se -aEresc reras-s
Tte o,mrs-v hsS r-fsses 30 rzg - -
tzzes srs fs~ 5rfs--fsca rs .fss-ee ~
49, --ats~r -sy - assfl~E ost = ~cart
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-18
Cattle Sales.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

The packers seem to have gotten out
of the notion of jumping onto the hog
market the first Of every week and pound
ing prices down. Hogs were higher yes
Serday
Dold had all his new lard machinery
running Yesterday and it worked like a
charm.
Cudahy seems to be a pretty liberal
buyer of hogs recently. He lets the
other fellows have a few, in order to
keep peace in the family.
Superintendent ". r. Dulaney Of the
Union Stockyards viii so TO Kentucky
this week 10 visit friends in the Blue
grass state.
In q conversation about packing houses
at the yards yesterday. the assertion was
made that Armour's Kansas City plant
has ninety acres Of floor space
The Watson mill and the Nevling ele-
vator are adding good deal TO the BUSH
ness of the railroads In the packing
house section.
Just two things are now essential to
the happiness of the people who do bust
ness at the stockyards Extend the street
car line 70 the yards and furnish a
switch engine for the joint business of
the yards and packing houses.
Fowler K Swaney of Kingman helped
out the receipts yesterday TO the extent
OF one carload.
j. II. Baldauf of SILVA was on the mar
ket yesterday with a carload Of hogs
He has been trying other markets. but
has returned here He says he prefers 10
sell at Wichita when he can Go as well
as anywhere else
J. P. Ternes Of Garden Plain furnished
e carload Of hogs for the market yoster-
day
J. NJ. RatclifIe Of Cunningham was one
or the well known shippers on the market
yesterday. lie had a mixed load Of hogs
and cattle.
:. c. clifford Of Pontiac furnished a car
Of hogs for the market yesterday.
Steiner < Blair of Lyons are among
the largest shippers Of hogs to this mar
llet. They contributed one carload yes
terdsy that sold near the top.
c. C Houchins OF Burton who has
been frequent visitor Of late had an
other carload Of hogs on the market yes
Jerday.
oklahoma is always getting TO the
front. The carload OF hogs that topped
the market yoS-srday were contributed
by Dunaway & Son Of Tonkawa.
John Diest Of Harper was among the
shippers who f.t-nished hogs for the
market yesterday.
A Hunbauer Of Aiulvane was a late
arrival with boss ana cattle yesterday.
r ". Carter sent in carload OF hogs
from Clearwater. They arrived late and
brought 4 good price.
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COTTON MARKET.

New York. Nov 17.-Cotton- Futures
opened FIRM. November. nominal De
cembsr Sosc January Sosc: February.
1.Sic; March. 1870; April. 7s5c; Nay.
7-ssc. June, 795c, July. 199c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-18
Day eoops MARKET.

New York Sov. fz--Dry Soosz--IsrEuss-
ttcs IN The cotton goods digisso1 ccnllaee
c8r- iz A. de-4r6e Limited sgrqsies
OF hand sep pres steady Prszi cola
and vide gods. barely STEADY StaPle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-18
Local Grain ard Produce Market.

Wheat farmer delivery -H2yd. cid.
No. ?. 6sc; new-No. ,. sc: No. 3. 81 sec
No. 4 5lL52c. Carloads on track-Hsrd.
No. ?. sSlzc. No s. 5rzG55lsc, No &. sSis
G52sc: red. one cent less than hard. on
track
Corn-No. .. sc. No. 5. soc Carloads
or track-No. . S2izd9sc: N. 3. S-i-R
s2s<c: white No . Sc: No 3. S2F5Sc.
oats-Farmers delivery. 2S15oc Car
loads On track-No. :. &c; Ne ;. sc; No.
Hay-Alfalfa. No. ]. $3.50; No. :. $50;
prairie. loose. No I, $500: No .. $Qo;
baled. No. j. 500; No ., $500; Nc S, 800
F1eur-tNE olesalel-Best patent. St-7Q.
m carloal lots. delivered 20 ail southern
Kansas points Delivered, same Bran.
zoe: shorts. Soc
Butter-Packing. 141zc; country, e112ec;
creamery. NO. /. sc.
Eggs-l7c subject 70 candling
Poultry-Hens. TIC; spring broilers IL
80 lbs. &C; "a 70 81 lbs, Sc; turkey
hens, I0c; toms, SC; old toms, SC; geese,
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Kansas City.
Kansas City. Nov. l.-Cl0se-Wh heat
December. 65i4c: Nay, Sc. cash, No 2.
hard 67c. Ne. hard SIC; 80. red. &c;
No. req. &c.
Corn-November. s5c; December, 4asc;
May. 31c cash no. . mixed. "a Sic;
No , white s3ls5c: 80. , white. &c.
Cats-No. . white. 32i-91sc. No mixed
Fsic.
Rye-No .. 45c
Hay-Ci1oics Timothy. Sl0.5oQlI.oa:
choice prairie. s1caGn
Butter-Creamery. eae-5e; fancy dairy
PC
Receipts Of wheat. "a cars.
ST. Louis.
s. Louis. Nov. 17.-Vheat-No rel
cash. tSsc nominal. TRACK Es -.
Dece uaber. o. Q6S7so bid. No. hard =
one
Co-n-Hgher 10. cash sc LID;
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-18
Cattle

The supply Of cattle yesterday was not
nearly equal to the demand. but about
what was expected on the first day Of
the week. The market was generally
quoted strong. but no notable change in
prices was apparent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-18

prints I'm coed demand for spring. fair
demand for new lines Of light fancy cali
ic0es. Cotton hosiery and underwear are
in moderate demand at steady prices.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-18
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Chicago.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

CASH qu0taU0ns Were as IolIoWs.
Fleur-Steady.
wheat-No. , spring. 7sa7RAc: No. 3.
90 7Sikc: NO. . red, g2led 1So-
Corn-No. ?, 55'sc; No > yellow. 56i4c.
Oats-No. ., 23lsc; No. 8 white. 49i4832c.
Rye-No. . 4a7sd50c.
Barley-Good feedin, 35Q3Sc; fair to
choice mailing. 43G55c.
Flax seed-No. !. Sl14; No. 1 North
western, sl.2o
Timothy 50 S..
Ness pork, per bbl.. Sl6.S71sd 170o; lard
per 100 lbs. sl1.l5; short ribs SIDES. Goos)
Sl0.ej0l015; dry sailed shoulders boxed
81 Qae13a. short clear sides C5ozsd) 5000
csla25
Clnver- Contract Grade. SOL
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
COMPLETE WESTERN CIRCUIT
Whitfield, Van Brunt and Manning Con-
clude Formation Of League,
IISI OF CLUBS AND THEIR MANAGERS
Des Moines and Peoria satisfy the
MREnates as to m status of
Their Financial Back

KANSAS CITY. March Sat a meeting
Of Messrs. Whitfield. Van Brunt and Man
ming, the circuit committee OF the Western
Base Ball league, today, the circuit was
completed as follows:
Kansas City-C. A.. Nichols, manager.
Milwaukee-Hugh Dufy, manager
Denver-Park Wilson, manager.
Colorado Springs-Wlliam Everitt. man
ager.
st. Joseph-Byron McKibbin. manager.
omaha-w. A. Rourke, manager.
Des Moines-Joe Quinn, manager.
Professionalism league player yet to be
signed as manager.
President Whitfield has called a meeting
OF the league for Denver on Wednesday
March ~, at which the committees action
today will be ratified and other matters
taken up. The financial backing In Del
Moines and Peoria thoroughly satisfied the
committee and franchises we're awarded
to them subjected to the ratification of the
league. Stock companies will back the
teams and are sure to complete the sea
son, because enough money has been sub
scribed TO carry the teams.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
DEATH RECORD.
L. G. Taylor.

HURON, 8. D., March s.-(special.) IAN
nouncement Of the death of l.. c. Taylor
at his home in Alexandria was received
here this morning. Mr.. Taylor was among
the most prominent citizens OF South Da-
kota and was publisher of the only repub-
lican paper in Hanson county, the Alex
andria Herald. He was born in Syracuse,
N. Y. in 1854, and when only a lad was In
the quartermaster's department OF an Ohio
regiment In the civil war. He lived in Gin
cinnati q number Of years. entered news
paper work at Byron, o., and later worked
in the Republican once at Charlotte, Mich
He came to Dakota in 1888, settling in Alex.
andria, where he bought the Herald
which he continued to publish until his
death. He was state auditor four years
and a prominent candidate for governor be.
fore the republican state convention al
Madison. .
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
NO DELAY IN MOVING TROOPS
sumcient Number of Transports VIII
BE Ready to Bring Home sol-
diers from Philippines.

WASHINGTON. March SIT is said at
the War department that there will be lit
tie or no delay in the execution OF the or
ders recently issued by the secretary OF
war for the return to the United States OF
all the regiments which went to the Phil
ippincs In 1899. agsregating about 1850
men. According to the paper prepared at
the department, there will be a suficient
number Of transports leaving Manila be-
tween now and hat date to move S,74o
troops and by MAJ is to move the entire
number OF 1880.
Including fresh troops in the United
States now under orders for service in the
Philippines, General Chaffee will have a
standing army OF 1000 men, notwithstand-
ing the withdrawal Of the 1880, already
under orders to nome home.