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VOL. xiii-no 20a.
SHENANDOAH. PA.. MONDAY. AUGUST 22, 1898.
ONE CENT
J
M
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF
BABY CARRIAGES
In order to clean out the balance of our stock
as quickly as possible.
Carriages that were $20 00, now - 351 V OO
18 00, ' 1S OO
1? 00, " - 14- OO
15 00, " - 13 OO
12 00, . - 10 OO
10 00, - O OO
' 9 00, 7 OO
6 00, - - SO
If you want a choice come at
gone in a few days at these prices.
ff J. P. Williams &
SaiP-O'HARA'S
OPEN DAY
SHENANDOAH and
-NEW-
CARPETS
For fall trade now open.
nc".4h- Public. lMiIll""
' -AVs-rJNr ,h,t mou severe caWs'of III, l
tGCWJl-l'OISON known, and Ihe disease
l uri-ssi il in such ati extent that I wa
O(ll)
i nri
''i iS x ' tl hi such ati extent that I was re-
auceu ioskiii auu uone; my moutii and tnroai were
iW.K full of lilf-.r-.MiitH on.. I,,.!.. t..ll ..t
tatti par la oi my b.dy were bo awfully swolleu and
dtscoloreU that I thought ttiey would be en
tirely destroyed. 1 was udvlsetl to consult
DR. THEEL 604 North Sixth St.
(private eulraute ou uiiiu at,,, . liiliululliulii,
and dt l so.staylns unOer Ills treatment Mi uiuuths,
then stopiied, tlilnklnv I wa all rlsbt, but In a
snort tlmu the it Isease broke out again. I then went
to a leading colltue, lulnklns It cheaper, and tbey
almost succeeded In ruining ma with poisonous
drum, -o I quickly made up lny mind to go buck;
to J)r. Tlieel, tills time strictly obeying bis In
structions, and remained under treatment until
permanently cund. I owe my good bealtb,
strength anil ylirnr to this learned phvhlclan's mas
terly ireiitiiun!." NIITIOK-No names or cases
publlslml will jut cuubeut. Tbe utmost secrecy
ffuaruntced. Fresh ca.e Cured In 4 to todays,
treatment by mall. Helf.nliuso and Lost nnin
bitud permanently restored. Shrunken omans
fully developed. Mrluturc and Varicocele r
moved without cuitlnir. wild llvea-cmt stamps
for book, "Truth," Ihe only truo medical boost
exposing iiiine k tloetiira, advertising all over tbe
country us wise and lumouitpeclallsts. lIours,9-S:
tv'gs, &8; bun, m Wed, and Bat, ev'gs, nq
CURE ALL YOUR PAINS WITH
Pain-KHSer.
A Medicine Chest In Itself.
Slmplo, Safe and Quick Cure for
CRAMPS, DIARRHOEA, COUGHS,
COLDS, RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA.
25 and 50 cont Bottles.
j BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
1 UUY ONLY THE GENU NE.iJ
ji rtKKY DAVIS
j1:
Thst'a why they enjoy their OOFFIiB.
Any grocer can tell you mbj customers
keep coming back for SnzJJCIG'S.
Oat to. ft p.k(, f
MKE PERFECT HEN !
DO NOT DESPAIR!
Io Not SuHVr I.onurt Tho
iuys uiut umliltlons of life can
o rcbtorud to you. The very
worst catt's of Nervous Debili
ty nr ubRntutcly rurt'd hy
I'kicpixto xAiiirrw.
(jlvo iirompi relief to iiifcOumla,
falllnjf memory und thuvvaste
and drain of vital uwcrsj.ncur
red by indiscretions oruxee&st'f
of early years Impart vlgoi
and totoney to very function.
Rraconnthe system. (Jlvo
mount iu lue
eyes of young
vital energy;
uleto cuaran
cheeks ami lustre to tho
OI O.M. UNO UiO Dili rt'IH'WS
i uoxor hi m. u coin
teed cu re or monoy re (u nil-'
od. Can be
o orv where oi
u i ifii in inuiii wr;iipurun
rt'ceiutof jirlce
y'VlIK J'Kltt'KLrt'OCO. CuxtonUldg. Chlcago.lll
f Vat sale In Shenandoah by Shenandoah Brug
nwio uu ..runier iiroa.
Lauer's,
Pilsner Beer.
Needs no recommendation.
ln t up in bottles for family
use and delivered at your
home.
Lauer's Pilsner
Draught Beer
Is drank by the majority of
beer drinkers. They are good
authority on which is best.
J? Christ. S:iimidt,
Agent and Bottler,
203 W. Coal Street,
SHENANDOAH . F-A
once as we think they will be all
Son, aJX
AN O
AND NIGHT.
MAHANOY CITY.
Special Values in
SUMMER
UNDERWEAR.
JUST a few Ladies' Shirt
accord with infbtu.lfiit. . Reduced
sources and In harmony with btni..
gasta's usual style.
The public Is still anxious for an ex
planation of Governor General Aurus
tl's mysterious departure from Manila,
but Its curiosity Is not likely to bo sat
isfied for some time, the government
declining to say anything.
It Is rumored that the government
will Instruct the Cuban commissioners
to present a strong case for tho recog
nition of Spain's claim for compensa
tion for the cession of public works
In Cuba, the compensation to take the
form of saddling upon Cuba the bulk
of the Cuban debt existing In 1895.
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
As IloflocttMl by Dentines In IMitlndel
pbln and lliilttmoro.
Philadelphia, Aug. 19. Flour slow; win
ter superfine, $2.15ffj2.40; Pennsylvania
roller, clear, J2.3;ii3.40; city mills, extra,
J2.75S3. Ityc flour weaker at t2.S0 per bar
rel for choice Pennsylvania. Wheat
scarce; No. 2 red, spot and August, 749
"5c; do. September, 71',i3nV4c. Com
quiet and steady; No. 2 mixed, August
and September, 3GfT3G',ic ; No. 2 yellow,
for local trade, 30c. Oats dull; No. 2
white, clipped, new, 2aK'S30c.j No. 2
white, clipped, old, 32233c. Hay In
light demand; choice timothy, tl2.50 for
largo bales. Beef steady; beef hams, $22jl
22.D0. Pork steady; family, $12.003l3. Lard
steady; western steamed, tS.D0CT5.C5. Ilttt
ter steady; western creamery, 14WS19c.;
do. factory, llbllc: Elfilns. 19c; Imita
tion creamery, 135tlCc; New York dairy,
13fil7c; do. creamery, MHlSKc; fancy
Pennsylvania prints jobbing at 211524c.;
do. wholesale, 20c. Cheese quiet; large,
white, 714c; small do., 7?ic; large, col
ored. 7'jc; small do., Sc.; light skims,
CViffCVic; part do., uiJQS'jc; full do., 29
2i.c. lOggs steady; New York and Penn
sylvania, lt'itt 15'ic; western, fresh, HVic.
Potatoes steady; Jersey, J1.D0Q1.75; Long
Island, $1,75 2i sweets, yellow, $3S1; red,
$1.75i2.2.". Tallow dull; city, 3c; coun
try, SViflj 3c, Cabhago steady; Long Isl
and, 2i3.
Baltimore, Aug, 19. Flour quiet and un
changed. Wheat dull; spot, 75V1j7531c. ;
month, 74HffT194c; September. 71071Vic:
December, C9c; steamer No, 2 red, 71fi
71',4c; southern, by sample, 7067CV4c,; do,
on grade, 73Vyf?7Cc Corn steady; spot,
35iff)3i;c,; month, 35UQ35V4c; September,
StiJjoSc; steamer mixed, 3l?i?35c.; south
ern, whlto, 3D537Vic: do. yellow, 3Giff37',4c
Oi.ts firm; No. 2 white, western, 2SS29c;
No. 2 .mixed do.. 25!i$26c Uyo steady;
No. 2 nearby, 47c; No. 2 western, 49c, Hay
quiet; No. 1 timothy, $U8tl2. Grain
freights higher; steamers dull; steam to
Liverpool, per bushel, 2d, August; Cork,
for orders, per quarter, 2s. Cd., August;
"s.5(3s. lHd., September. Butter steady;
fancy creamery, lOtfJOc; do. Imitation,
1Gi17c; do. ladle. lltlSc; good ladle. 13c;
store packed, 12I14c. Kggs ilrm at 140
15c Lettuce, 75c, per bushel box.
Livestock MitrkotK.
New York, Aug, 19. Beeves active;
steers 10c. higher; rough steers steady;
native steers, $5.20375.50; halfhrceds, $5.10;
oxen and stjtgs, $I.C0fi5; bulls, $33.50;
cows, $1,G013?!5. Calves active; veals, $3
7.75; grasscrs and buttermilks, i Iff 4.75.
Sheep iu good demand and steady; Iambi
dull; top grades steady; others 10i&'15c,
lower; sheep, $3ift4.S0; culls, $2.50; lambs,
$57.25; culls, $Ifi4.50. Hogs barely steady
at $1.20(54.05.
East Liberty. Pa.. Aug. 19. Cattle
steady; extra, $5.205.30; prime, $3.1035.20;
common, $3.S0'iJ4.13. Hogs luwer; prima
mediums and best Yorkers, $4.15; fair
Yorkers, $4.0384.10; heavy hogs, $4.05?4.10;
pigs, $3.7004; roughs, $2.50Q3.50. Sheep
slow; chojeo. .(1.G5Q4.70; common, $3.25
8.75; choice spring lambs, $GjG.25; common
to good, $165.75; veal calves, $77.50.
a cii.i,i.n.n . .i.i.ii i.. .1.. .i.rrrv
yields to Ono Mlntito Cough Curo. Unrmless
1.. m.n. .1 i .
m vnfiu, iuuunt). iiiu rmui. sput, rename aim
.lust what la wanted. It acts at once. C. H.
XT 1 1.
J1UKC11UUUU,
Tho F.viioiuttloii of CliiukniiiniiRit.
Chickamuuga Park, Oa Aue. 19.
There is no longer any doubt about the
early departure for ntiw camping
grounds of the Second and Third di
visions of the First corps. Yesterday
afternoon General Hrqckiurldge, uctlng
under Instructions from Washington,
Issued orders to General McKee, com
manding the Second division, and Gen
eral Bangor, conuuaudlug the Third
division, to hold their respective regi
ments In readiness for departure. The
camp at Knoxvllle, Tenn., and that at
Lexington, Ky., are being put in proper
condition as rapidly as possible. It Is
General nrecklnrldge's opinion that tho
orders to move will bo executed during
the early part of next week.
When you call tor DeWltt's Witch Hazel
Salve the great pile cute, dou't accept any.
thing else, Don't lie talked into acepttug a
substitute, for piles, for sores, for bums. U.
II, Hugculiuch,
SYNAGOGUE TROUBLES.
VUltlni; ltfibblit Come to Try and ilciil
IMlTVreiioop,
Th cro has been considerable trouble ro
contly iu tho congregation that worships in
tho synauoEtio on West Oak street nvnr mi
alleged breach of tlio rulos of tho congrega
tion by a timelier, it is said that a steer
which was not in tho condition required was
killed am) oll'ored for sain to th e mnmlmra
of tho congregation; aud tho butcher.
it Is alleged, blamed tho local rabbi. Yester
day and all day to-day there wero meetings
In tlio synagogue, to try and bring tho con
flicting factions together. Threo prominent
visiting rabbis wero in attendance, Thoy
wereChiof Itahbl Solomon Nathan Cutter, of
Now York; Chief Kabbl Lowenthal, of
Philadelphia, and Itahbl Grossman, of llazle
tou. Tho result of tho conforenco has not
been learned.
RECRUITS ALL OFF.
The I.ait Squiul Will ho Sent Away From
Hero To-inorrotr.
No reeruits wero sent away by Lieut.
Slvltor to-day. lie will ltavo a special car
ready to-morrow to tako awav the final
squad. After their depar.ure tlio recruiting
station Iicto will bo closed and on Wednesday
j.ieut.. omteriinu ins corps of assistants will
go to llazletou and open an olllco tbeto.
llio Vote oT Cotiliclllueii.
The action of the llnmtich fnnnnll l,
tiding to build a storage reservoir at thu
lh-.tudoiivllle pumping station, with a
capacity of 30,000,000 Eallons, has caused
inticu uiaciHsion on tuo part of tho taxpayers
Keuorally. Iu this couuection th
the members of Commit rmi In rr,r
a bliaro of tho discussion. Iu
tho report of tho urnennilliiua rniin,.!!.
man Couklev wan unr. f.r,,1It.,t .ti.
votiug against tho construction of the dam,
and ho desires that tho statement he made
that ho so voted, and we willingly comply
with tho request. Tho vote on the nnntlnn
in Council was as follows : In favor of con
structing tho reservoir Bell, Kuglert, Ilrcu-
nan, juurpny, liarkins, Hand and Lally.
Against McOtlirn. .Tnn.fa t,i, n.l
Coaklcy. Tho absentees woro Nciswcntor,
KiaiiurgiB anu tioenm, wiiilo Shoemaker re
tired before tho question was reac.ied.
Uoohm is sullbriiig from 1
and Nciswenter was absent from town
on business, as was also Magarglo. We
have been requested to givo this information
by a number of our rcadors. Wo also uiako
tho statement in justico to all members of
Council.
Is thought by many that a mob will
hang the negro.
AVoxt Virginia Wlilternps Ituny.
Parkersburg, W. Va., Aug. 19.
About 250 or 350 men disguised as
"white caps" visited the home of Susie
Colston, near Smithlleld, Wettsel
county, and dragged the Inmates, six
women and three men, out of lied In
their night clothes. No time was given
them to get their clothes, money or val
uables. The house was then blown to
pieces with three sticks of dynamite.
The Inmates wero taken down Mor
guns run and tarred and feathered and
then taken to the Shuman House and
nil lodged in a room together till day
light. No apparent effort was made ta
discover who did the act, and the pop
ular sentiment Is that nothing wrong
was uone.
Give the Children a Drink
called Grain-O. It is a dollcious, aprotlzlng,
nourishing food drink to take the place of
coueo. bold by all grocers and liked by all
who have used it becauso when properly
prepared it tastes liko the finest coffee hut is
freo from all its injurious properties. Grain
Oaids djgostlon and strengthens the nerves.
It is not a stimulant but a health builder,
and chililwHi, as well as adults, can drink it
witli great benefit. Costs about ns much as
cofleo. 15 and 25c,
Woodworker' ti-lin Undod.
Oshkosh, Wis., Aug. 19.--The wood
workers' strike which has been In
progress here for tho past threo months
was practically terminated yesterday,
most of tho strikers going hack to
work. The conditions of settlement are
withheld, hut It Is believed tho manu
facturers promised a slight advance of
wages.
Two Coiiutcrt'tilttM-x t'liptiirml.
Montgomery, Ala., Aug. 19. The of
ficials at Decatur, Ala,, have captured
two counterfeiters, Frank Mason and
Albert Larson, with their outfit of
goods, dies, etc. That section of the
;ountry has been flooded with counter
feit: silver, principally quarters, for
lame time, v
Tlio Population of Shenandoah
Is about eighteen thousand, and we would
say at least one-half are troubled with some
affection of the Throat and I.ungs, as those
complaints arc, according to statistics, more
numerous than others. We would advise nil
not to neglect the opportunity to call on their
druggist and get a bottle of Kemp's Balsam
for the throat and I.ungs, l'rice 25 and 50c.
Trial size free. Sold by nil druggists.
NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT OF O. A. R.
KEPUCKI) BATES TO CINCINNATI, O., VIA
PENNSYLVANIA ltAILItOAI),
For tho thirty-second National Kncamp
mcut of 0. A. It., to bo held at Cincinnati,
O., September 5 to 10, 1893. the Pennsylvania
Jtallroiul Company will sell excursion tickets
at rato of single faro for tho round trip.
Thoao tickets will be sold ou September 3,
4, and S, and will be good to leave Ciuclnuatl
returning not earlier tlmi September II nor
lator than September 13, oxcept that by de
positing ticket with Julnt Agent at Cincinnati
on September 5, 0, 7, 8, or 9, aud on payment
of twonty-flvo cents, return limit may bo ex
tended so that passengers may remain at
Cincinnati until Octobers.
Shiloh' s Consumption Curo cures where,
others fail. It Is tho leading Cough Curo.
and no homo should be without It, I'Jcasant
to tako and goes right to tho spot. Sold by
P. D. Kirliu and a guarantee
The South and Its Advantage.
Thu Southern Hallway has issued for free
distribution, a sixteen pago journal des
criptive of Virginia, Nurth and South Caro
Una, Tcuuessee, Georgia, Alabama aud
Mississippi, Persons seeking now locations,
or capitalists desiring to mako safoand profit
able Investments will find tho Information
contained therein both valuable and iutor
estlng. Copies will be mailed free upon up.
plication to John M. lteall, District Passeu
ger Agent, 828 Chestuut street. Philadelphia,
Pa.
Asktyour grtaor for tho "Royal Patent
dour, ai)d tako no other brand. It is tho best
Hour made.
PUZZLING
PfillilPPlflES
Gonoral Morritt's Demands on Gon
eral Jaudonos.
ONLY MANILA AND BUBURBS.
SurrondortMl to Oiir Fori-cu Tlio I'rosl
dont Satisfied With tho Tofinn .Mnde.
Tlio PiiWm Tribunal Will Decldo the
QuoHtion of SuvorrtlKtity. .
Washington, Aug. 22.4CondltIons
nhout the great state, war and navy
building practically have assumed their
normal aspects. Only n few clerks
were on duty In the ptlnclpal bureaus
yesterday, und they did only a few
hours" work. Acting Secretary Allen
said Inst evening that It had been tho
quietest day In his department since
the destructinn of the Maine. During
tho afternoon he received 10 dispatches,
14 of which related to the movements
of vessels, arrivals or departures, the
remaining two referring to matters of
the merest detail. Not n word was
received during the day from Admiral
Dewey, notwithstanding the fact that
cable communication with Manila had
again been reopened.
Among the war oiliclals the terms of
the capitulation of Manila, ns cabled
by General Merrltt, was u toplo of dis
cussion. No light has been thrown upon
the terms by General Merrltt. He cab
led the terms themselves, 1 expecting
probably to forward by mall the con
struction placed upon them by the
American and Spanish ollleers at Man
ila. Unofficial advices from Manila re
ceived previous to- the arrival of the
text of the terms indicated that the
capitulation of tho city Included the
surrender of the Philippines; and that
Spanish sovetelgnty over tho entire
archipelago was, temporarily nt least,
at an end. This view Is not sustained
by the conditions of the surrender as
cabled by General Merrltt, and It may
be said It Is not tho view taken hy thu
best Informed officials of the adminis
tration. While some of the war au
thorities were Inclined to the opinion
i the autiioir--.i.a! rnnltulatlnn. nenea-
has now become Important. "
In a field near Alganlces, In th"
province or z,emora, the bodies of a
corporal and two privates of cara
bineers who had been murdered prob
ably by men smuggling arms from
Portugal, were found yesterday, and
: close by another carabineer, who was
almost dead. Their weapons had dis
appeared. These incidents, however,
are only sporadic, and nothing like a
general uprising is threatened yet
awhile.
Mmiliu win itivni irontr Konir.
Paris, Aug. 19. The American posi
tion In the far east Is attracting great
attention. The Solell says; "The
Americans will quadruple the value of
the Philippines, and Manila will become
the rival of Hong Kong. The United
States will have a preponderating sit
uation In Chinese waters. There Is no
mnrket they desire more eagerly than
the Chinese, and though thev have
been forestalled" by other powers they
will nssuredly overtake their rivals by
the rapidity of their progress in that
region, and In the coming break up of
the Chinese empire the United States
will not be content- with the worst
fortunes for their heritage."
Leaving Key Wot For Norfolk,
Key West, Aug. 19. With the ex
ception of the gunboat Princeton and
the monitor Mlantonomoh, which have
been sent to the Dry Tortugas, all the
ships of the fleet have been ordered to
Norfolk without delay, and many have
already departed. The naval base has
been transferred from Key West to
Norfolk. The reason for this Is the ap
pearance of yellow fever here. There
are now ten cubcs in the marine bar
racks, all the victims being marines.
Forty persons in till are In the build
ing, which is an old cigar factory, and
a most rigid quarantine Is being main
tnlned. At this writing only one of the
cases Is said to be serious.
One Mtnuto Cough Curo surprises peoplo by
ius quie.K cures mm cxuiuren may take it in
largo quantities without tho least danger. It
has won for lUelf tho best reputation of any
r, . . . k ui tutus, croup,
tickling In tho throat or obstinato coughs. C.
11. uagcuuuctl.
TO THE LAND OF SUNSHINE
And Flowera, the Hand of America, Cali
fornia, Via tho true pathway, "The Iron Mountain
Kouto," which traverses a region of perpetual
sunshine, whero suow storms, blizzards or
high altitudes aro unknown, Pullmau first
and second class palaco and tourist sleeping
cars to points in Missouri, Arkansas, Texas,
Old and New Moxlco. Arizona, (lillf,
Oregon, Washington, Nebraska, Utali and
ftovada, without change, Quick timo, low
nttcs, and all tho comforts of modern railway
improvements guaranteed to all who pur
chase tickets via the Missouri Pacific railway
system. For rates right from your home,
litcraturo, and full information, drop a postal
card, J, P. MtCann, T. P. Agent. S10 Ball
road avenue, Elmlra, N, Y., or 391 liroad
way, New York.
S-l-tf W. E. Hoyt. Q. E P. Act.
Half the ills that man Is heir tocomo from
Indigestion, llurdock Mood Hitters strength
ens aud tones thu stomach; makes Indigestion
impossible.
Captain Diiiu'iiii'n Court .Martini.
Washington, Aug. 19, The evidence
for tho prosecution In tho court martial
caso of Captain Duncan, of thoTwenty
second Kansas, charged with dese
crating Confederate graves, was finish
ed by the court sitting at Thoroughfare
Gap, Va., yesterday. Three privates In
the One Hundred and Fifty-ninth In
diana regiment gnvo testimony to the
effect that Captain Duncan seemed to
be directing the work of opening Ma
jor Duke's grave, The statute of the
state of Virginia making tho offense
a felony was Introduced, Counsel for
the accused asked until Saturday to
prepare his caBe, and tjils request wai
granted.
Yon Invito disappointment when you ex
periment. DoWItt a Llttlo Early liisers are
pleasant, easy, thorough llttlo pills. They
cure constipation and sink heartache Just us
sure as you take t hem. C. II, llageubtivh.
THE HONORS SPAIN.
It Was For This Alone That a Feeble
Show of Resistance Was
Made at Manila.
Hong Kong", Aug. 22. Ollleers of the
steamer China, from Manila, which has
arrived here, report that It was evident
that the reslstnncp of the Spaniards
when Mnnlla wns attacked by the
Americans wns merely nominal, und
was made solply to malntnin the honor
of Spain. The ofilcers talked with
expressed belief that the escape of Gov
ernor General Augustln was prear
ranged and was well understood by Ad
miral Dewey. ,
A dispatch from Mnnlla, dated Aug,
1R, says the total number of killed on
the American side during the attack
upon tho capture of Mnnlla wns 46, and
of the wounded about 100. The Span
ish losses were 200 killed and 400
wounded. The fire of the Americans did
practically no damage to the town or
to the non-combatants. The Americans
had considerable dlfllculty in keeping
the insurgents out of tho city, only ad
mitting those who were without
weapons.
Five insurgents were shot while loot
ing at Tondo. An Insurgent olllcer be
came Involved In a quurrel with a
Spaniard In the Escolta, In tho Bln
ondo suburb, during which the Span
lards fired upon the insurgent. Inflict
ing wounds In the latter's legs. The
Spaniard was arrested and Imprisoned.
General Merrltt has Issued a procla
mation decreeing that the provisional
government and the local authorities
shall retain their olllces and that every
thing Bhall remain unchanged for the
present, except so far as the supreme
Jurisdiction is concerned. The procla
mation further declares that any na
tive who resists the present authori
ties shall be treated as a law bleaker.
General Jaudenes, In the course of an
Interview had with him by a news
paper representative, said he knew the
fight was a hopeless one, hut that he
Intended to resist the Americans in the
name of honor, but was persuaded to
surrender for the sake of the non
combatants. Ho eulogized tho Amer
icans for the humanity they have
shown.
The last ofllclal act of General Jau
denes was to fine a Journalist for
speaking the truth. The Journalist re
quested the correspondent to state that
he had loyally done his best for the
country. He had thrice been punished,
had fought bravely as a volunteer, had
been captured and released, and, fur
ther, was ready to fight again, but
i'" "utterly disgusted with a govern
shops Co a nntion which tolerates and
the floating- Americans."
being coppered, H....ilrontene(i ,y tnc
Pensacola as soon as the nrevented
gales are over. og.
There were few developments of Im
portance in the post war situation yes
terday. The authorities are still wait
Ing for General Merritt's report on the
list of casualties, and the state, war
and navy departrvients are interested In
knowing the exact terms on which
Manila wns surrendered whether the
city clone, or if the Philippines were
Included. It wns stated by ofllclals
that nothing additional on this point
had been received up to the close of
office hours yesterday. ,
The efforts to restore the Manila
cable continue, but thoy have not prov
ed successful thus far. The claim made
in Madrid that the protocol, and not
the capitulation, controls the status of
affairs In the Philippines will not be
discussed by state department ofllclals.
The Madrid discussion is looked upon
as rather academic, as it Is taken for
granted that claims will be made on
both sides, and that the Paris tribunal
will be the final arbiter of the case.
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"Washington, Aug. 19. Admiral Cer
vera will not return to Spain for the
present, and repot ts from Annapolis
stating that he left yesterday en route
aro said at the navy department to be
due to misapprehension. The admiral
has made no application to leave, and
It Is the belief that he will be tho last
of the Spanish prisoners to go home,
as he has shown a fatherly regard for
all the other ollleers and men, and ap
pears to be desirous of seelnc; them
on their wny homeward before he
leaves.
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and her continental patrons still hope
that the United States mnv hn lniina,i
not to take advantage of the conquest
of Manila, but will be satisfied with
coaling stations, trading privileges, etc.
Should the retention of Mnnlin i,n
sisted on the United States may meet
more trouble even than Japan did In
securing the results of her victory over
China, nnd t the hands of t ho snm
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JUSTICES'
HARVEST.
The Pay bay Enthusiasts Furnish Plenty
Material.
ONE MAN SERIOUSLY STABBED!
The Attack Almost Had a Fatal Result.
Several Men and Women Arraigned
on Various Charges-Most of
Them Were Saloon Kows.
Pay dav produced tlio usual mm nf twuico
disturber! and cases for tho Justices of the
'oace. There wero many instancos of assault
iiring Saturday night and souio of them
fcro nulto serious diameters. Thlo am thr.
case with Georgo Trump, a Lithuauian resid
ing on West Huckloberrv
coived a stab that camo noar costino him
is life Trump says that at about
idlliuht Satllrdav he u-nnt. ititn Mm t
tho rear of his homo and was thero met by a
noighbor named John Schluphy, who stabbed
him with a largo sized pockot knife. The
blatlo outered tho right sido of tho chest in
1110 region or tho third rib. Dr. Phillips
attended tho victim and states that had it not
been that tho point of tho knifo struck tho
no anu was uivorteu lrom its course tho luug
would have boon penetrated and tho man
probably fatally injured. As it was the blade
just escaped the subclavian artery.
Schlokis was anested and taken before
Justico Shoemakei, whole lie was given a
hearing. Ho denied that ho had met his
victim at all on Saturday, but tho bloody
knife was found in his pocket and witnesses
testified that thev hoard hi
stabbing that ho was sorry ho didn't have a
revoivor to uso instead of a knifo. No provo-
iition was shown for the, stnhliii.r. Ti,n ...
cused furnished fl00 ball.
HAD TUB kNAKES.
A Polish resident on the nnb ni tin. r..,.f
Ot WCSt Street SUUernd from a l..wl ut(DnV ..1
delirium tremens Satttnlnv nfrrht rrn !.
camo vory violent and tho united euorts of
eigni. wero Hardly stiihcieut at times to keep
him iu suhjoctiou. A physiciau was sum
moned and ho pronounced tho caso ono of
alchoholic poisoning. For soruo time tho
victim s condition was critical, but after the
physician and eight men worked over him
for two hours, or more, ho improved and is
now rccuvonng.
Olliun CASK.
Among tho other cases of Saturday night
wero tho following bofore Justico Toomey :
William Kolshniski. Jnlm U'niwn snn,.
Tekroski and Koslick Nojiko for beating
AHtuony jierkawicz in a saloon on the rocks;
c2? ,ja"' mchm Louis Biol's. beat Stinoy
",."Tfom's on tho iicad witli a clothes prop.
to be n?s trlei1 t0 stop a flKllt ani1 liiolis
when he'T- 00 lja.il. Alex. Lefkawicz
sending hUn'l3lof3ki on tllJ forehead with
position, but p!n ou thc rocka- nr
hands of the fight1.03 tho The
patch consttues this ai- Jo Narasawicz
and The Gazette will iflltz fr nuisanco
order to supersede him. ' 'wknp. On a
"It is rumored that conildi?'1 Matt
etructions have been given to hu
cesser to resist to the utmost, hofrw
to gain the world's admiration and.1
possibly, assistance In securing a fa
vorable termination.
"A telegram arrived Sunday ordering
the Americans to proceed immediately
to extremities, whereupon General Mer
lin and Admiral Dewey Issued an ul
timatum allowing 48 hours for the re
moval of non-combatants, but declar
ing that they would begin the bom
bardment earlier If the Spaniards made
any attack. The governor replied Im
mediately, thanking the American
commanders for their humane senti
ment, but saying they were 'useless,
because he was surrounded with rebels
and had no place of refuge for the
great number of sick and wounded and
women and chlldten,'
"The governor theieupon convened
the consuls, begging them to use their
Influence with the Americans to get
them to grant him time nnd facilities
for the removal of the refugees and
suggesting the use of the American
troopships, but he wns unwilling to
allow them food from Manila, He
seemed indifferent to tho fatu of the
100,000 natives.,
"The litltish consul made a powerul
appeal to tho governor to surrender,
glorifying the heroism hitherto shown
by the Spanish, but demonstrating the
hopelessness of-further resistance. The
other consuls Indorsed his appeal, with
the exception of the German consul,
who said that, as a military officer, he
should hesitate to say that the Span
lards had done enough yet.
"A Spanish commercial deputation
waited unou the coventor nni i,MfTf--.ri
him to surrender, snvlno- thnt ntlmrvviao
they would be utterly ruined. The civil
memuers or the council of war favor d
surrender, but the military members
do not care to Indorse such a request.
"Ollleers suy they realize the futility
of resisting the Americans who. with
their superior guns, ran konn nt ir,J,
range nnd kill everybody, without lops
to themselves, w(tli probably a dozen
sneiis.
"The Ilrlttsll Consul mnmntlv or.
ranged for four launches, under a white
nag, to remove Hritish subjects . nd
also for one launch for the Chinese.
Swarms of Spanish and native half
caste women and children are begging
to be provided with means of escape."
Noirro M iirdi-red 11 Soldier.
Nowport News, Va.. Aug. 19. Pri
vate Alonzo Andrews, of Company I,
One Hundred und Sixtieth Indiana reg
iment, wus shot and killed by Sam
Hull, a colored saloon keeper In Hlood
field, a negro settlement iu the county,
yesterday afternoon, Private Jacob
All m I re, of the same company, wus
wounded In the left font liv ti, ,
negro. Hoth of tho men fn rmnllir It trail
at Klwood, Intl. The shooting seems
iu iiuvo neeu unnrovnkeii. iinii i..u
In a buggy when it occurred, and his
horse wns In a gallop. He raised up
and fired out of the hack nt tiia
hlcle. Tho sheriff took
of the town for sufo keeping, Hloodlleld
is uuuer ninriiai law.
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August COth. Children 3 years of age and
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