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A- JOINT GUMMISSIUN
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From Two Countries Will
Determine the Phillipine
it Question ~- The Pope
i Threatens to Wash His
;_ Hands ofthe whore Af-
' fair.
\\'a:iiixoroN. July 30.- (Special) -
The cabinet adjourned at one o’clock.
It was decided to leave the government
of the Phillipiues open for the present
to be determined lsterby a commission
appcinted by two countries. The Uni-
-ted States meanwhile tu exercise con-
trol over Manila, its harbor and
surrounding territory. The answer of
the United States will be submitted to
the French ambassador this afternoon.
Other questions are the absolute cession
to the United States of Porto Rico and
all islands in the West Indies except
Cuba, the relinquishment by Spain of
the sovereignty in Cuba, the United
States to exercise control
...qs .. A--<
tion of coaling stations in the Ladrone
Islands and perhaps thc Carclines, no
assumption cf ' Spanish,Cubau cr Porto
Rican debts by the United States,
no war indemnity from Spain. It
 is “ndeIs:°?d_ a _SPmi§h`Ameri' murmuring, or without finding fault.
_ % W9 C°mm‘55‘°” 15 t° ha” The pastoral calls upon the people to
entire charge of the question of give alms tothe poor,and to help them
  ' 3% terms of peace on :ondition that Spanish in ofhef Wal`”~ 50 that then: _lives ma?
' - % _ . _ . not be in danger from failing subsi-
trocps are immeda erv removed from Hence
u“a 'iid Porto Rico a
. _ - _. _ _ , _ _ _
  § C - ~ “ ' Ed V931 the United ` Last Sunday along the whole defence
States shall have one of the Ladrone line around Havana there was a sham
F t f # Islands- nrobiblv Luzo I-linds will be defeice movément in Whlch the feglllar
0' 5 Presen 0" 01`Y0u1'° ~ ’ '_ ' . infantr and velunteer troo s artici at-
Sejf comp and We _vm do it* acquired as naval station. ' 7 E P P
- ~ _ ed, all under the comm.nd oi Ocu.
cheap, We have on hand* Adespatch from Caviie states that A,.01,,S_
a large stock of Picture# __
Moulding to choose from# commander is good. The remainder of €""°*'_ '
Just arrlved by S.S. Coila.
1500 fem of Picture# troops assifrnedwillbc robabl needed A`T°1°ph°n° Nmmlty'
Moulding of all the latest* _ ,= ._.,P y- Y ° W F 5 'h  F. ' h r
desims CMV d 3% Lo:».Do5, July ol.-(Special)-A - - 8111.0 till IRIUCISCO. 35
- e - '» IU 2111 S96 Madrid d _ t h t , . th t ,ho Uh invented an _automatic telepbonezattach-
samples. ' §)§ _ . élpa C S Mb 5' 11° ment calculated lo be more satisfactory
it is not itrel ff
‘ *Y the vovemment will than .the present manner of communi-
F Ja  prolong the war because of Porto Rico, ¢ati0n_ '
ggoksand Station a|,y_ % considerable feeling is manifested and The ltlining and S.-ientilicPres_s give-
victoria Row. gag cverv possible diplomatic effort will 3 des'-mPti°“ of mls' ‘mm Whlch We
Owosire Post Oiiice. g* be made to keen it AD QYADUV were learn that the telephone is the same as
  __ _ _ ~ ' -P“ ° ~ “_ now used ou present systems, only hay-
 ‘°1il‘]'3 Oblectlon ‘~0 035193 9- ¢C“1l11Z ing a plate on thelower box or in
E station in the Philippines provided case of hand telephones on standard,
7' * Spanish qcverejrraty be respected in the Hl.l€d Wilh Eliven bultOUS  9: PFOVIDU
' MMA: ` E - slot to show that one has called up thce
`_` __ the right number. These buttons are
Carlm and "'e?“b;“"“ Papers numbered froml to 0 inclusive. and one
M9 making the I110SIOf the Slim'-i011 disconnecting button. and are pushed
Meritt arrived today. The health of the
the fleet are four days in the rear All
while man Catholic Prelfites decline
_ _ _ . P __
   to comply wjith the orders from the To “au updnumbef the bumms are
1 _ _ that number. For instance your number
"':gs¢nasssnger and fi-eight une betw»en` ~ - is 3429; you wish to call up 2685. Push
3‘;t°lff_:'_|:l|;{l';_*r'_¢:l§;K.r';‘<;:vla9:_¢;l0\{:. _ _ down button marked 2 to bottom of slot
aucBo»;ptn_ | and let go immediately. P/usb button 6
¢,¢',,°',,,'i_fmP‘§ °"!\@dSbY th? C°f11D°-11t”~°‘ _ ' let go, then8, let go_,~then 5; immedia-
hnmsn:_P;:i~'¢§ ‘ggi @§§.'§`;gS”'§‘§§§’,]§’f,,?,§’,‘§ g tely in front at proving slot shows 2685
‘ all who appreciate safety. . at central station in a similar slot. on
rl’ wmr e _ _
gg ~ i1it;orih);n;?3tig£§€abies. gm-ie books. t ,-  ~ _  a switchboard will appear the _same num-_
¥¢¢_;3H°‘,*u__1)gtHi=I‘;'i=i§;\xG@vers Passenger ber, under 3429, and the number off
C|F|(|Ng' ‘ t your telephone. and your telephone is
J’ Kent m’ supt' _immediately connected _ with the one
_ V 9, N. S. _ . - you desire., When conversation is ended
W, R_ ¢A M P B E L L’ you _ hang up receiver,push down dis-
' it connectin button; when all numbers' _ _ _
has 4moS ceneral Manager   J disgppgarglhe gonnggting Plug is th;-gwn_  f '_ _ - Il‘0d\]Cliv0BS I0 LO1‘d A_SlJb\1Il'.0!l. hvaf' We have moved  M
_ _ _ 1 _ _ out: and any number 3-Qu may desire QY vrick, Lorbury arid _ others, 'and he testi- _ store folmerly occuw
» - f it  NOW to ring up may be gotten immediately, _ 5 ~» -fied that the' Earl of__Winche1ses re- us We are now tn
with out waiting for central, at present  rceived £l0,000_!or acting as chairman y
A ' ten minutes or more. Should it happen : -.r-__ -‘___ of oneof the bicycle tube mauufactur- f0llll(l 8. féW d00l'8 &
, ’ . th be ° h - b _ th _ - ~ f' T. ing concerns. 
' ou can t Do Without tot? :Slut-tie d‘eii~i)1i1alws]5vitbBhe;]_<s>{i.th<f|;,lE,<?il‘\:- . .  ‘ The testimon. is creatin .even more up (Peat Geo
Igraplraud so infogms you. If -yon wishz. ~ '
lt. i .
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United_States provoked a war -to take
' away Spanish property, what should a
b d d '
agitation.
A Rom`é"oorrespondent says the Pope
is so displeased with the attitude of the
Prles's that he has washed his hands ol
the whole affair.
i The Times correspondent in Havana
fdraws a terrible picture ot the despair
ythat is filling upon the city in the ab-
iseuce of outside news, in fice of the
_` advancing famine and in the daily
fwatching for a Spanish tieet which nev-
‘, el' CC/DTES.
' SANTIAGO, July 30- (Special)-Tbu_
total fever cases are 4406. the new
cases 696; one death-
Ki-:Y WEST, July 30 -(Special)-The
city of Gibara was captured Thursday
by the gunboat. Nashville. The Spani-
ards evacuated the town the day
previous. Two Spanish schcoaers were
captured.
HAVAN.-i_, Julv 27. -The bishop of
Havana, Mgr. Manuel Siantander Fru-
tes, has published a pastoral, that has
been read in all the churches. in which
he says that there are times when war is
justifiable and remainds his people how
Saint Louis, Saint Maurice and Saint
Feiuado became perfect military ex-
ercises. The pastoral proceeds:
“The war which Spain is sustaining
against the United States is a just war.
Spain if being nothing but defending ber
rivht over this oss ' . Wh th
rave, pron an rigeteous people do.
Should they give away their rights to
a stronger or more populous claimant?
Conscience arises against such injustice
and the appeal is to the justice of God.
“It is sweet to die for one’s country
and in behalf of God’s justice. Life
without honor is a_ good many times
worse than death.
It is impossible to ssk the heroic
Spanish army to lay down arms with-
out a struggle. The Catholic religion*
does not enjoin upon its votaries such
humility as that Otherwise nations
would be but the playthings of infidels.
The right to repel force by force is not
merely permissible right, it is an ob-
ligatory right. In this case it is all the
more s
obecause the sited States de-
the war. In sfdays of Pelaco-
It was a shame to surrender,
and they did not give up their rights.
They fought to the death.
Neither the army nor the people have
the authority to settle issues involved.
When the word gccs forth for resistance
to invasion, all must obey without
down a short s ace in a slot
pushed down in rotation to make up
.to wait leave the _ telephone. , #Htl fmt]
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is
J V'utica‘n '.0' censure the Carlistx HAWAIIANSJUBILANT / DEFENCE! il'
Over The Annexation of The Island
By America.-
Hoi\'oLi:LU. July 20, via San* Fran-
cisco, July 2_7.-The steamship Coptic
arriyed from Francisco the 13th in-
stant with the news that the United
States Senate had adopted ,the Newlands
resolutions making Hawaii a part of the
United States. Long before the vessel
had reached the harbor it was known
that the steamer brought annexation
news, the information being signalled
to the Mohican. Whist es of foundries,
mills and steamers were turned loose
and pandemonium reigned. Fireworks
were set off and one hundred guns were
fired on the ground of the executive
building. At the same time the Haw-
aiirn band marched through the street
to the wharf playingAmerican patriotic
airs. An immense procession was form
ed and a march was made to the execu_
tive building. President Dole was at
his beach home when the steamer was
sighted. He hurried into town and
reached the wharf as the steamer tied
up, Captain Sealby, of the Coptic,was
presented with a silver cup by the citi-
zers of Honolulu for bringing the news.
The cup bore the inscription: “Annexa-
tion. Presented by the citizensto Cap-
tain Inman Sealby, R. N. R., who
brought the good news to Honolulu.”
The leading men ol Honolulu inet to-day
and recommended Harold M. Sewalt,
United States minister to Hawaii, .for
governor of the island. It has been
generally thought that President Dole
would be their choice. _
at the raising of the American dag after
Admiral Miller’s arrival here has been
prepared. Steamers from other islands
all report an enthusiastic reception of
the annexation news. Preparations were
at once made in all the towns to otllciafly
celebrate the raising of stars aub stripes
by Admiral Miller in this city. The
banks have commenced to use the war
revenue stamps on checks and drafts.
After the receipt of the news of annex-
ation President Dole .said to the Associ-
ated Press correspondent: ‘fI think
the statutes will go on just as they are
now untill Congress has time to fix them
permanently. I feel confident that all
Hawaiians who are voters will continue
to be so. Congress will probably pass
a supplementary law which will allow
our land system to go on. This, it is
probable from my knowledge of afairs,
' ‘ 11
.~ l* r ‘Fr 1   _
r
more than two hundred prisont
of whom were under sentence fo taking
part in the uprising of 1895.
The board of immigration has decid-
ed to allow the planters to import 2,8752
Japanese liborers. -
"E I .Y
Braves’ Welcome to Croker. ,
Loxc BRANCH. J ntv 27.--Richard
Cioker’s political friends are planning
a rousing reception upon ‘his arrival at
Hollywood Saturday.
The old John Hoey homestead has
been engaged for Tammany’s chief and
is being handsomely furnished. A num-
ber of carpenters, too, are putting the
house into condition fo: the dissussion
of state and city politics. f _ H
The house is wcst of the Ho!lywood_
Hotel, on the north side ot- Cedar ave-
nue, and almost hidden cu three sides
by a large park, _
Saturday night Tammanyities intend
to give a monster {clambake, in honor
of their chiefs return home at Pleasure
Bav.
H CHICAGO MARKETS. _
Cnicsoo. July 30. _ [Special]-
The following are the closing; rates:
July wheat, 66; corn 33§ ; oats, 24
pork, 9 37. ` '
_ Sept! wheat, 64 corn. 33%; oats, 202;
pork, 9.47. _ _ ‘
A Dec. wheat,64; corn, 335;; oats, -;
pork 9.55. -
Aug. wheat, 653; corn, 36; 233.
\
_Use in place, _
of Cream of Tartari
3 and Soda. ~ A
7 _ 5 r _
1't‘.&@1'*L“‘  ,
5
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, and the policy ol the Militia Department
An elaborate programme ot exercises °
this investigation, as
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Orrawn, July 28.-For weeks and
monrhsa scheme has been rain ll
takin form betw th ` g 8 7   
3
g een e imperial and __
Canadian authoritis of the very highest on W J I
importance to Canada and to the Em- PmhlbAmA Pl xyn in
pireas a whole. It is that of the ao- I n ° 'sc ° "MW I”
pointment of a commftree to study the TMWRY s¢P°°mb°f 293|
existing defences of Canada and to
suggest means and methods of improve-
ment. It was while the Hou. Dr. Bot.    
den, llliuister of Militia was in London --~
last winter that the: proposal began to French lelontlotl to lolroh
take dehnite form. '1`o go further back A”¢||»5g
doll
it may be said that the suggestion was
lirst made at the time of the jubilee “‘NC°UvER’B C July 3°
gathering in Loudon last year, when it C121)--A party of French acien
was informally talked over between the are to search for Andros will ml
Canadian delegates and the War Ofiice start very som m a balm, from
The poiicy ot the government: ofthe diy
is to put the Canadian defences°in the way
very best possible _sbs e bo‘h' as to
means of protecting ourp own interests 
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and conserviuir those of the mother
country. It will involves. large out- Bggf jpg;
lay of money. but the present idea more |nt|ma‘° tht*
particularly looks toward the formation wen 8'.
of a systematic plan rather than its ex- 5| t th ry
ecution. lt was at the time of the Ven- , ce ° 9"
czuelan episode that the Canadian Gov- them ln °"°r
ernment saw iitjto take steps towards might b
the material strengthening of our mili- ¢||f60‘\!
tia Fforce. At that time it was re ilized flee thif
that with our immense border and sea- gbgqg
coast our position in case ot trouble .f°|»
would be none of the be.t. That some
improvement is desirable all will admit,
now looks towards that improvemgat.
As soon as_Oolouel Lake. quartermas- _
ter-general _cf the Canadian iorces, re- ‘
tires from his present position he will
be appointed by the lmperial Govern-
ment to enter upon his task of inquiry.
Associated with him in the work will be'
several othercompetentimperial officers
among the number being Colonel Leech.
Colonel Dal‘on and Captin Whites, R-
N.
The committee beiiig regularly ap-
pointed, turther names may be added.
and the suggestion is respectfully made
that it Canada is to bear the f
0 UAIIADA.. who married Hin Bonyéo,
' \ cisco was paid £2,990 tau
Intorostfturga ook:no otiiuroot for mm tg Lora Aahbufmn
sal contemplates a _
either the adjutant-general Colnee
mer, or the assistant adjutant
Lillery, should be added'
of this it may be
nel Lake and other --
is es
will desir_;__=<l to have _seine
thereof remaining in this country
advice would be available at all times
iii addition to the formal report.
The committee will enter upon its
work very shonly, and will travelfrom
the Atlantic to 1 the l’acIic coast, being
9;-obghly engaged in the inquiry fgi'
several irocths. '
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into the affairs of Ernest Torah Hooley,
the company promoter, for whose pro- '39
periy on his own application a receiver but a
Peers for Pelf- `
LoNi>o,N, J ulv 29.--The public exami. i
nation in the Bankru tcv Court todav
careii
0&
was appointed on Julv 23, attracted a
large crowd of people. The debtor at- may Put
tributed his mlm missy miie param, to naught.
a man named Kuckencrippling the busi- Thwugh a
sb d ` '00,000 ' h'
iii, ml'...i§f"”g °“‘ $° W" “` Helshbvr i011 my
ln detailing, the llcaiiug of the Dunlop- I’l1tllB(l b HTG
Tire Company, Mr Hooley said -the ]\{v Cos nsuraxwp my
namts on the directorate cost from £80,-
000 to £100,000, including Lara Arne- Wills Y°‘1 58310” th
marie, £12,500, and Lars De Ls. wan, carelessness of you'
£2-5.000. nel hbor
In connection with this flotation, Mr g
Hooley also -sid he ins: £63,000 on They are 8°°d *W9*
‘press calls,’ thi-se being ‘snares intend COS and IIGVBP 0011"*
ed for people connected with iiewspap- a claim
ers_,’ whose names have not been divulg- _
ed thus far, though it is expected they
will be-made, Pl-\b;ic in due ' course of E R 
time.
Later during the course of his testi-
mony.jMr. Hooley detailed the payments INSUIIAHGI AGENT,
he had made to newspapers, including,
itappears, the ‘Pall Mall Gazette# the' Chaflottetuw
-Financial Post,'and a number of smaller H
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Rpers
 \Vheh Mr. Hooley was questioned
about £10,000 paid to Mr Harry Marks,
editorfof the ‘Financial News." Mr. =
Hooley denied that it was connected
with the insertion of ‘puffs’ in that
paper. ' .~ ‘
Asa matter of fact the supposed
profit on the floating of the Dunlop
Tire Companymmounting to £1.700,000
had been ‘sweated’ to under £290,000.
. Mr. Hooley further asserted that he
paid many thousands' of pounds for in-
ofa Rutter inthe west of London than Never m mir wry
in the city proper The revelations con
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