Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-06-09
DEWEY At MANILA.
The Philippine Insurgents Helping
the Admiral by Land Victories.
SPANISH OU1POS1S BEING DRIVEN IN
The Governor Issues Procla nation Beg
cling the Insurgents to Come to Terms
Manila May Soon surrender-span-
ish Gunboats Bound for Manila.

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lid "'n'0A" noun" ''' manu-"
WAsuNerov lime 7-After a lot O,
combating rumors NJ naval engage
ments the landing of troops and such
matters nj the navy denartment. there
came at the close Of the day. one i'm.
portant bit OF news embodied in re.
mort from Admiral Dewey. of impor.
tant .uccesses achieved bv the insur.
gents at Manila The bulletin that
was posted regarding the news from
Dewey was Ms follows:
Admiral Dewey reports that the insurgents
have been actively engaged within the province
o. osvlSe curing .nc pas. weeI Iney nave
men ' ona w oScors vi " the snauish trooos
not natives The arsenal at cavlte has been
prepared for occupation by the United States
troops upon ,heir arrival on transports
Inc onc'ais nave oeen hore ANXIOUS
IMAM tney cared 10 oe'ray Is 70 Au'
m'r"' Deweys conai''oh' lucy were
noe seriously aPprenenslve VI personal
oanRer 70 'he nee" ou' an Impression
was gaming prouna .ha' 'ne aamlral
nsa nov ina'n'a'neu 'ne sums measure
VI SUCCESS III MS opera.,ons IN msnlla
NY I'M. rewarueu ms nrs' enurs
VOW 'ne repo,. goes 70 snow ,ha. MS
Plaus are worh'ns o"' auln'faoiy' 'na'
&c no' euo'eeu'" ~ p'"''ns upor 'ue
.nsu'senus VIC ouruen VI 'onou''
E o m'',.aiy 1p1r"Ilo"I asn,"s'
sle opA"'a.as w",ie no i'nsei. ID
vnk ~ e"'o'.ou 'u'one'. a"a'',ns
se a,"i "a 0'o'pa un' ,Aa' nc iA'
.uo''ou'u IA p'ovens.ns ."e oorrup
rou " ."o ,nsufKen' leaue's W '"e
OpaniauA VIM" "ppeareu a'onc '''iic
~ o.At t inere - soane spec
uiaviou nec W anHious minus % W
now 'ne insurgents WIN s.ea' tne prs
oneFs 'ney nAve 'ahen' VINO are more
numerous, ~ 70 sa'u' .ian M 'iie cap
suros maae ny inc ouoah Insurgents
e'uce .nc" war oegau' ~ was re-
por"" W cao'e' soon aier ne had &C.
ouIeu ,ne co'opela'ion oi Tue ,nsur-
gcn, cnie'' Ags'naioo' Una. hami-
Isl l~wey woulu see 70 ~ 'ns' inc
lnSu,eenls observed Inc rules OF
c'vi,i1eo war'are' ih'S cau.lon was
m~ae necessary oy .he terrible taies
.na' naa peeh clrcula'eu OF 'he oar
Oa'o,s 'IeA'niehe u PRISONERS cap
.u,cu w .he Insurgents :. lss'ncere.
x nopea '"a' ARuinalao VIII see 70 ~
'n1' WIS aRreemeh' ~ ooserVea IN 'he
1s1 y, 'no i,oov pr,soners nc now
uo.us, 'o' ~ 10 ooi'oveu ~ o'nc,a, clr,
o'e9 .la' .ne na''ohs oi 'ne c'v,l'zeo
WIN WIN no'u 'ne onl'eo o'a'es
nora'y respons,oie ior any grea' eA'
vSsSes 'nas uaay oe conin,''eu IN .ne
.h n.,pp'"e' 10 u 'eSa'' u our ac''oi
NJ,
.ne na'y department gaVe oroers
yes~Iu"y 'na. 'no oouo.e,.urre'eo
o "'l"un '' INV a' ware 10
saru; oaa, snouiu oe ina''e reaay 70
90 aS.A .o' man'l" w,snin 'en uays ano
.no nooessa'y Ulue,s were hurr'euiy
cieg,Apneu' Inc monterey VIII NOT
wA. 'o' .ne oon,pahy oi 'le monau'
uoon' ou' snouiu w. on Al 'ae course
VI ,ew nours unucr VIC convoy Oh
u,S pru'ua ih' navy uepar''nen'
WAL ih,neu'".eiy procure announcer
Workmanship 10 accompany 'he Mon
aunock Oh nor o'ooo miie voyage
SPANISH ouIPosrS BEING DRIVEN IN
"ANihA, wa iione hong' june =
4he spanish ou'pos's hnVe oeeh driven
IN along the line simultaneously and
WIN great slaughter. ~ Is SAID that
over l,ooo nave oeeh Killed lhere mas
oeen nerce mana 70 hahu hghtlng Tor
:" honrs' aespite tne typhoon when Is
raging Inc violent WINDS ana tor
rents OF rain render the rifles OF the
spanish troops unavailing. The ma
tives easily win ut every step
with thelr slashing knives. To-
Gay the insurgents hold Malahon,
Iarlac and bacoor' They are now at
tacking SANTA Mesa ana Violate, the
suburbs OF inc CITY, which is complete
" encircled Tor o distance OF seven
miles Inc governor has issued dis
pairing proclamation begging the in
surgents 70 come to terms, and, mean
while' ne Is arranging to remove all
the spanish population inside the old
walled city
MANILA MAY SOON SURRENDER
LONDON June The Hong Kong
correspondent OF the standard says;
Advices from Manila say Admiral
Dewey has gathered the steamers now
blockaded IN the river to lie off Cavite