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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-07-15
SAILED FROM HONOLULU.

Tuesday, July ~.
Stmr. Kinau, Clarke, Hilo.
Stmr he Au Hou, Thompson, Ka-
huku.
Stmr. Claudine, Cameron, Kahului.
Stmr. Mikahala, Thompson, Nawili-
will.
Am. blk. Planter, Dow, Laysan Island.
Stmr. Upolu, Helllngsen, Kohala.
Stmr Waialeale, Moaher, Laysan
Island.
U. S. Monitor Monadnock, Whiting,
Manila.
L. s. Collier Nero. Pelnap, Manila.
Schr. Kau!keaoull, Flua, Molokai
ports.
Thursday. July IA.
Stmr Coptic, Sealhy, Yokohama.
Stmr James Makee. Tullett, Kappa.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FIRST
\ CIRCUIT OF THE HAWAIIAN
ISLANDS-IN PROBATE.

In the matter Of the Estate of Edwin
Austin Jones, late of Honolulu,
Oahu, deceased, intestate.
Petition having been filed by Isa-
belle McC. Jones, widow Of said intes-
tate, praying that Letters Of Admins
tration upon said estate be issued to
George X. Carter, notice is hereby CIV
en- that Friday, the 18th day of August
A. ID. 1898, at 10 o'clock a. m. in the
Judiciary Building, Honolulu, Is APP
pointed the time and place for hear
ing said petition when and where all
persons concerned may appear and
show cause, II any they have, why said
Petition should not be granted.
Honolulu, July 14th, 1898.
BY the Court:
GEORGE LUCAS.
19S5-3tF Clerk.
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The Wheat Corner

At Chicago has collapsed, and prices
of -four have declined a very small
fraction. The extreme high price for
wheat was purely fictitious. and -four
prices did not follow 1t. The legiti-
mate price of wheat is high this year
from natural causes,
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See c. Motley, Jr., J. X. Motley. Chez
Kwai and See Chip Chong.
For China and Japan, per o. & O..
S. s. Coptic. July 14.-Mr. and Mrs.
Hubert Vos. japanese Minister Shin
amura, the Messrs. Tiffany.
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Mr.. C. L. Hasbrouck. druggist at
Mendon. Mich, says all OF the good tes-
timonials that have been published by
the manufacturers Of Chamberlaln's
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
could be duplicated in that town. For
sale by all druggists and dealers. Ben
son, Smith & Co., agents for II. |.
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BY AUTHORITY.

MR.. JOHN WAGNER has this day
been appointed member of the Road
Board for the Taxation District of Ma
kawao, Island of Maui, vice Dr. F. j.
Aiken, resigned.
The Board now consists of
c. II. Dickey, Chairman,
w. II. King.
John Wagner.
J. A. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, July II, 1898. 19S5-3t
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CHANGE OF LOCATION OF Gov
EMINENT POUND.

In accordance with Section | Of
Chapter NXXV. of the Session Laws
of 1883, have this day changed the
location of the Government Pound in
the District Of Hamakua, Hawaii, to
an enclosure on the east lower portion
of the northeast corner OF r. p. 54O5,
Land Commission 1928, Hama, about
2l7 feet on the lower side of the Gov
eminent Road, Honokaa, Hamakua,
Hawaii.
J, A. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, July II, 1898.
19S5-3t
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PUBLIC LANDS NOTICE.

On Wednesday, August Sd, ut IL
o'clock noon. at the from. entrance
of the Judiciary Building, Aonolulu,
will be sold at Public Auction tract
of land at Aiea, Kona. Oahu, -ntain-
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Z. KAPPA, ESQ.,, has this day been
appointed a Commissioner of Private
Ways and Water Rights for the Dis
trict of South Kona, Island OF Hawaii.
]. A. KING,
Minister OF the Interior.
Interior Office, July 9Th, 1898. l9S3-3t
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
ARRIVE.

Steamers due and TO sail today and
for the next six days are as follows:
ARRIVE.
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Col. Parker said in his second lecture
that there is pernicious habit Of max
ing the child trick child or perform
er. IL Is now the belief that precocity
has come to be regarded as a mental
deformity. The mothers should see that
the desldratum is the development OF
the child into healthy, moral, intel
ligent human being. Some children
are great deal slower than others
but that is not necessarily a discredit
TO the child. The precocity Is due to
a fever in the brain which eycites II
to unusual effort. A continuation Of
this fever produces wreck in the
end
Helplessness is often induced by
teaching. Let the child alone, said
Col. Parker. Let him work out his
problems. The truly intelligent child
wishes to solve his own questions.
There are truly dull children. There
Is always some physical reason for
this and It should be carefully treated.
Wait for the child. He said that
teaching vocabulary simply for build
ing up collection Of words which
might be used some time in the fu-
ture Is a pernicious one. Only the
words that are necessary should be
taught or learned. The child, the hui
man being, never does anything with
out a motive. The kind OF motive Is
the stimulus to his life. Oral reading
may be made an obstruction. mere
mechanical pronunciation of words.
The child should image in his own
way and should read according 70 his
imagery, Emphasis can never be
taught a child. In talking, the child
never makes a mistake in emphasis.
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II. HACKFELD 4 CO.. Id.
General Commission Agents.
~ Queen St., Honolulu, n. ].

ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER 4 co.,
importers ana Commission MsP-
J chants. King and Bethel Street,
honolulu, n. !.
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CAMP WIKoFF

shaksn Up BY an Electric Si0rn-BaRy
Tsnts Wrocltst-seSrotary AlEsr's Hlsll
e ne solairr''
NA" YOKE, Aus' z4'-T,ln lile slsS't.- ~.
cal storm wnlen SontlAnea loE .ou'
nours 4ast naent ene ."lnn uisw wv VI,
many OF the eoiaiefs IenCs' t"'sVea 'ns
wires aOou. tne camp plew a'wn ~, ~,
hea closs hOapllal setis ~ sue ss..s,a' -.
nospital' ana eausea haEoS seuett.,s' ~.
Two TENS were picked up tlOm 'ns
ground ana caFr'ea inlo lhe OCEAN
The WrecElns OF HVe uh0ccup'eu 'en'.
IN the aeten'i'n hospita' WIN ptsseH' .,.
the landing OF come SICK Sola'efs on lns
transports.
Fhis forenoon soldiers are pusy n't'ns
up tents winch were olo"n Gown anu
putting the camp INTO nne shape esain' u
Tne large T. N. =. a. TENT IN Wnlon t,
the soldiers speno much Oh tnslr 'a e'lns
writing 70 fheir Felat'Vee OF Feaulns'
was also leveled by the gaze
the news tnat an oroeF lS soon % 20 90
issued at washington 90 muster out tne
volunteers IN camp lncluains lne rousn
riders ana the seVents-lltes Fesltnen''
has been received win tauch sat'SlaS-
ton BY the volunteer troope'
The transport Arcadia, wnlcn afI.Vea
last night was inspected to-oay. Cap
tain Capron. father OF Captain Caproh
of the rough riders who was killed az
Santiago IS on ooara slcS'
Many soldiers nave peeH dlscnaEsea
from me hospitals 0ut mere are o.ner
sick to take their places as soon a. St'eS
vacate.
Secretary Alser arrived az tne camp
to-day on q special train. TO the news
paper men Secretary Alser sEatea tlat
he hoped to make a thorousn inspectlon
ofthe camp. He rode with the army otll-
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pEMoCRATIC CHANCES
In this state slim IL chicago Platform Is
Adhered 10.

In this State slIu, IL Chicago Platform is
Adhered 10.
Special Dispatch to the IntellIgencer.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2t-Hon ]. B.
sommerviiie, OF Wheeling, has been in
washington for several days and has
given his views of the political situation
IN West Virginia.
"1f the Democrats are wise enough"
he says, ITO ignort the free silver issue
there is a chance for Them good fight
ing ciIance; but II they insist on 0dher--
tng 10 the CAdcago platform they VIII
drive away n great many sound money
men, particularly in the FIRST congress
sfOnhf district, where S0uHd money
DenocrOts aboundI'
The Inference OF COURSE. being that
in driving away the sound money men
the Democr1tS forfeit their hghting
chance. Mr.. soumerviGe aays OF the
legtEcature to be chosen shall be Repub-
liean, Il lie his opinion Judge Con can
huVc tfie United States senniurahip; but
n the Judge declines, Hon N. b. Scott
wifi be Mr.. FnmikheT's successor.
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FIRST TO ARRIVE.
RepaIrIated Spanish Soldiers ON the All.
eante NJ CoFnnnn.

RepaIrIAtsd Spanish Soldiers ON the ALI
cants NJ COrnnnn.
CoRUNNA, Spain, Aug. A.-rhe
Spanish steamer Alicante. with the first
Of spaln's repatriated soldiers who ar
rived from Santiago de Cuba reached
here to-day. Enormous crowds gather
ed on the quays, but were not allowed
to get near the vessel for fear of the
yellow fever contagion. All the military
and civil authorities were present. Some
OF the sick will be taken to the osa La
zaretto, where they will be quarantlned.
Others will be kept five days in hospital
ships before they are dispatched to their
homes. Those who are in good health
Will be promptly disembarked.
The queen regent sent message TO
the troops on board the Alicante con-
graduating them upon their conduct on
the field and saying tha: she proposed
to be the frst to welcome them home.
The reading OF the dispatch was re-
celved with great enthusiasm. The de-
barkaton is now in progress There
was no yellow fever on board, though
sixty died of other diseases during the
voyage,
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T,y-Vg,r-nTy,r,vy NJ, "a y,..,1-,,- :.
E4Ashoieen' avg z3.-Du.Ns =
neaVy etunoeFs'orm to-uay lEltnihs
struck . summer oAF on tHe se'0no ave- ,
nue. traonon l'ne es II was psss'ns
GREENWOOD avenue ana es q result one ~.
PASSENGER Is oeaa' another WIN proO10's
die ana touF Others are paaiy huFt'
Dead' ~ O. rear aseo sl@ty-t"o' .
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INTERNAL REVENUE MATTERS

Vast Amount Of Work Done In That De-
partmsnt-commIsslon ECott Has a
Rnsy Time oft.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
WASHINGTON. D. @, Aug. 24.-By a
statement prepared today at the office
Of Commissioner Scott, Of the Internal
Revenue bureau, 1t is shown that the
average daily shipments OF revenue
stamps from the vaults of this bureau
during July aggregated in numbers
22.775, ,527. Counting the average size
OF the sanyp8 at stated dimensions the
result sihowA that they would, n placed
together, cover an area Of 2S,58O square
yards: II placed end to end in Btraig'ht
line they would make q continuous strip
6lT miles in length.
Again It Is eEtimated that II a clerk
Should work on an average OF ten hours
each day, nfIixing the stamps, daSposing
OF one each half manute, It would re-
auIre 50 years for him to dispose OF the
issues Of q single day. This statement
wiM give an idea OF the large amount OF
work Imposed upon the comndssi ioners 8
bureau, d considerable addition having
been made, as is will known by the war
revenue bin
Commissioner Scott Is an exceedingly
busy man, these days The deputy
commissloner, Capt. wilson, has been
M Of pneumsonAa for nearly two weeks,
and three Of the heads OF divisions are
also m, the details Of the great bureau
are therefore deVoiving altogether upon
the commissioner. whose duties are
thereby about double what they should
be, Fortunately his health Is not Inn
pairei by II, and by working overtime
he keeps the machine moving
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rRouRLE III NANI1A.

Religious Orders EnEtIEattnE Opposition
10 American supremacy.
MANILA. Philippine Island, Aug. a.
The natives sssert that the religious Or
ders are insttgating opposition to Amer
lean supremacy. Many spaniards as
sert they are eager to invest their for
tunes in new enterprises but that they
fear ruin II the Americans withdraw. A
few monopollsts, fearing competition,
are secretly Intriguing against the new
regime.
Newspapers published In both the En-
glIsh and Spanish. languages have al
ready appeared. The United States
transports Rio Janelro and Pennsylva-
MIA arrived to-day, the former bearing
two battallons OF South Dakota volun-
teer recruits for the Utah light artillery
and detachment of the signal corps,
and the latter the First Montana volun-
tSers and 800 recruits for the First Cali
tornIa volunteers
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WASHINGTON, D. C.. August "a
The representatives OF the cubans in
the United States are stu making ev-
cry effort to secure the dIsbandment OF
the Cuban forces and aoquieScence IN
the policy of the United States in Cuba
Letters are being sent and arguments
made to the Cuban leaders pointing out
that the interests OF the Cubans lie in
cooperation with the United States
authorities. Little or no Information
has been received as to what effect
these representations will have upon
the leaders in Cuba, but It is believed
that amicable relations can be brought
about when the Cubans are persuaded
that II Is TO their interest TO accept the
gItua ton nS the protocol lehVeA Il.
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NEWS FROM GARCIA,


He Has Been Doing . Little Fighting On
fEts Own Ho0k-Has Invested AOiEaan'
Now OeeupIss Glbara-SpauISh Forces
Defeated.
NEW YopTS. AuRist d. THE follow
:. 1,--. ,c,-.,..., 5,.-.,. -, -
lng report ttoill Sfe''eEal NatllG'a "us re-
ceived at the Cub9n 1uuta to-day Ehe
report was addressed to President T.
-. I,,,,,,
H'stLau1 -, ,...
GlBARAs August S'-On the 4otn OA
July held the last conference with the
American general. shafter. He inEorm-
Z, ~, 49,. A.. h,,sr,c.r, +ronDa had
Gu .Als .Hes sue eH4,s4 80 -
captured Santiago 90 CUBA Aware
that nv troops we're no longer needed
1, tbs. v,c,nItv wh,le they were needed
- S-s - ,,..a, ..I,t .ooc,nted
very nluch IN osneF piace7 sN'l. OsVuE.e
by the enemy, so informed General
shafter. He asked me to detav my de-
...,,,,' 4,,,o ~. ,hrso aopS which I
pHtt"is WV VI s,,, ~,
did, starting on the zVth toward E4"4-
guIn By way OF Jiguane, am at pres
o,+ v,,tb nv general headduarters IN
the town of GIbara. where / arrived on
tLs SSth ~ Jnlv
IN tbs 0eth while encamped IN San
psJro & 'ItS Gococnm oS I learned that General
1.Tane had evaapated t4Is town and
.Sst caneroI I,,iIs Deferia with the
.roonS nndsr him had occupied Il, The
SnepIsN isSt In the hospltais over 600
sIcIs and wonnded. whom / have pro-
vt,leA ,it @ with beef There Is perfect order
Sr the Gown: new municipal authorities
I've hoaT eIscfaa and everything Is
.lSTT 'l,a.I,tDS roStItarIv me United States
S,Oa,,ssS,In SaSbvIiIe was IN the harbor
s.ss,'s 49, : s,,tsrsS t reS1eSted its COM
r,anSsr m'n n AK fIs Royernment 10 open
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WASHINGTON, Aug. N-ordcrs
have been issued mastering out OF the
following regiments:
First Vermont, First AInlne, Fifty
second Iowa; Sixth Pennsylvania; Fifth
Indiana; Third New York; Second Me-
brnEta; One Hundred md Fifty sew
entaI IndlUnn, all v0iInteer inNlIItry,
also battery OF Ohio loght artillery First
Illinois volunteer cavalry, batteries a
and i Georgia Light artillery, Twenty
eighth lnSiann HRht battery and tho
New York and PennsylVNnlR cavalry
troops now nt Porto Rico. Other orders
10 muster ott troops WIN be announced
as soon as definite decisions are reach
ed,
Porto RcaD cavalry mustered out
arc Troops A and c OF New York, the
Phtlldclphtn city troop, Sheridan troop
yhndR
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wEsTPoRT, Conn, Aug. 24,-This
morning found Rear Admiral Schley
greatly improved and everything now
points to a speedy and complete re-
coveryl The Admiral passed a very
comfortable night and arose with the
other members OF the Wortiey house.
hold ut an enrly hour. The AdnHral
announces to-day that he intends going
30 Washington Tomorrow, unsesS his
physician absolutely forbidS II.
After hIs forenoon visit, d. Gregory
announced that the Admiral might be
now said to be conYnleSccnt. Accord
ingly 1t Is stated Admiral Schiey is
mnl0lnE plans TO 90 20 New York to-
morrow, where he win report aboaIi
his flagship, the Brooklyn, and later in
the day prOe0ed to WashinEton.
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HURRICANE SWEPT.
Great Damage Done In SyraeuSe, NeW
YoEk-Many Buildings UnroOfsd.

Great Damage DOno In Syracuse, new
YoEk-Many Buildings Unroofod.
SYRACUSE, N. r, Aug. PA llurri-
cane In this city this afternoon did
thousands OF dollars worth of damage.
The roofs of four factories were blown
of. Three men employed at the power
house of the Lakeside Railroad Com
pany were badly injured by the west
wall of the building falling and one of
them, Electrical Engineer Carl Dinger.
may die. Another man is believed to
have been fatally injured by being
blown from the roof OF factory.
The street car service was delayed for
considerable length of time because Of
trees which fell on the rails and trolley
wires. Part of the roof of the Church
OF sfEssumption- was blown on and
the statue Of the Virgin Mary was blown
of and lodged In the cellar.
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SIZE TooK THE CHANCEs.
spanlSh snip sails Hut" Ponoo-pidn't
Know Peace was Declared.

suanlSh snip sails Hut" Ponos-pidn't
Know Peace was Declared.
PONCE, Porto Rico. August A.-The
coastlng schooner Dolores, flying the
Spanish Gag, entered the harbor this
morning. Her captain was uncertain
whether state of peace or war existed,
but decided to take his chances. The
Dolores was not motested. General
Brooks is stlIl waiting his credentials.
On their arrival he will Immediately
leave for San Juan, a troop Of the Sixth
regular cavalry acting as escort.
Preparations are being made for the
embarkation OF the volunteers and cav
alrv ordered home. The cavalry include
troops A and c. OF New York, and the
following Pennsylvania troops: Phila-
iefphia City troop. Sheridan troop and
Governors troop. There are concentra-
ted here and at Guanica and will prob
ably sail on the transport Mississippi
in the course Of few days. The men
are delighted at the prospect.
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rHnRnuaHTARE aAP.
Camp Being ThInnsd Out-COFpOral Cots
Into TroubIe.

Camp Being Thinnsd Out-CoFpoFal Gels
Into Trouble.
WASHINGTON. D. c., August a.-A
special to the Star from Thoroughfare,
Va, SAYS that troops are being moved
to Mlddletown, Pa. as rapidly as pos
slble. A portion OF the Sixth Pennsyl-
vanla regiment may be sent to-day II
transportation facilities permit.
''Esmernida" was performed last
evening BY the Kings Daughters Of
Thoroughfare and HaymaEket, several
young ladies' from Washington and
Philadelphia taking part. A band from
tho Seventh Illinois was provided and
every regiment In camp was represents
ed in the audience.
Corporal w. +. quinn, company g.,
Seventh Illinois, Is under arrest for cir
cuIating a paper which gave the mem
bers OF his company an opportunity to
express their views on being mustered
out, slXtV-one out of the HiXty-dve
men now on duty slgniled q desire to
be mustered ont. Corporal Quinn Will
be courtmartinled for violating army
regulations milking his action an of
fense against good discipline.
The examination OF witnessed for
Captain Duncan, OF the Twenty second
Kansas, charged with opening graves,
continues to occupy the attention OF the
court. No new features have been de-
veloped. The conclusion Of the case Is
cXpected Friday afternoon.
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nIps,reeney Jnry completel.

MARIETTA, O., August a.--After ex-
haustlng twenty-clght more names
thirty-four in all, the Mcsweeney, Jury
was completed to-day. The jury visited
the scenes OF the Mason tragedy ana
the attorney for the state presented the
case. a cOllOQuy followed in which the
attorneys for Mcsweeney, declared theif
purpose to put the character OF Mason
as desperate man before the jury. nut
Judge Coultrap promptly called q matt
and after this the case was fully stateo
and court adjourned.
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PHlLIPPlNE lNsuReENTs

WiiIlWE In co-DpsFHiO with TIM Amsri-
rEuH, but Wont Disnrm.
MANILA, Philippine Islands, Aug, "a
At conference to-day between the in
furgoHts and the Americans the former
1sciarod cmphaiicafy that they were
Wiling to cooperate with the Ameri-
cans ara to surrender their arms
promptly II assured that the Islands
wOuid rcmalp either American or a
co,oEsf, or under the prOteoiorate Of The
United States or Great Britnin.
Otherwise the inSurgeut leaders as
frtci they would not dare dfsafnr, but
positively refuge to do 20. They threat
ened a fresh rebellion Within month
r. the Americans withdraw.
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COLUMBUS, Ga, Aug. 4-Hon.
Thomas NJ. AtIans, Democratic nom
inee for the legislature, has been as
sasglnated at Giles. country town In
ChattahooChee county remote from
here. The deed w0s committed in Q
general row at poltt4caS gathering a
dispute between Jen Davis, Q negro
school teacher, Democrat, and NNIhiaRn
Bagley. Populist nominee for the les
Islnture preclpItated general fight IN
which several shots were Aired. MT.
Adams was n bystander and received
the buffet in the temple and one 70 the
heart. Mr.. Atlems was very popuaE'
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LANCASTER. Pa., August a.-cnp-
tnln T.. w. Howe, United States army,
received orders to-day TO report to Mt.
Gretna, which hns been selected ms the
place for mastering out the Pennsyfva-
mia volunteers. The work VIII he con-
Quoted by Major Thompson and Lieu
tenant Hay, assisted by Captain Howe.
The FIRST regiment to be mustered out
viii be the Sixth, and this II Is expected
will be accomplished In from ten days
to two MRelLs.
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MADRID, August "a, s p. m.-ThC
minister of war, Lieutenant General
correa, when asked what instructions
had been given General BlNnco IN re-
gard to opposing the insurgents IN Gu
ba, replied that he had ordered the cap
tain generals of Cuba and the Philip
pines to oct In accord with the Amcri-
cans; but II the Americans should prove
unable to make the insurgents respect
the armIstice, then the Instructions were
to repsl by arms any attack upon the
Snlnlnrdg