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NO PLEASURE IN LIFE.
Two Disconsolates Attempt to Shuttle
Off the Coil.

Fred G. Oechsle. an old man. living al
sll5iz Sixteenth street. attempted To com
NIT suicide yesterday morning by cutting
his throat and left wrist with n razor
He was discovered by his son. With whom
he lived. lie had lost considerable blood
as he had used the razor several hours
previous.
Word was sent to the Seventeenth-stree;
police station and the old man was taken
to the Receiving Hospital. where DIR. Dray
stitched and dressed the wounds, which
were not dangerous. He said that he had
no pleasure in life and wanted to die
He had his left arm broken recently I'm a
railroad accident and has since been un-
able TO work. and his children did not
want to support him. He declared thai
he would make surer job next time
Myrtle henderson. young girl living
at the Parker House on Turk street, quar-
relied with her lover yesterday morning
and rs she said she could not live with
out his love she swallowed dose OF lysol
n deadly poison. She was taken to the
Receiving Hospital. but as she had not
taken n large enough dose she soon re-
covered and was sent home.
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BY DR.. WILLIAM ]. RoLFE.
The Title of the Play.

There has been Some dispute as TO the
origin and significance OF the name "As
You Like It," 1t may have been suggest
ed. as some critics have supposed ana I
am inclined to agree with them. by the
preface 10 Lodges novel Of "ROsalyndc "
Lodge says 10 his readers concerning the
book: IF you like IL, so"-that Is. so
be II" OF well and good"-an affirmative
or acquiescent use Of so" which Is not
uncommon in Shakespeare. The German
critic Tieck fancied that the title was
meant rs reply 10 Ben Jonsons criti-
cisms on the loose and irregular style Of
Shakespeare's comedy. Ben was a scholar
and believed In the classical rules OF dra-
matte composition. The free and easy
methods OF his brother playwright were
rank heretodOXy in his eyes. and he could
not help sometimes expressing his right
eous horror At them. In the preface 20
"Cynthia's Revels'' he had said Of his own
play: It's good. and II you like Il. you
may and Tieck believed that this sug-
gested to Shakespeare the title for "As
You Like It''-as II he had said: well.
here Is another OF my careless comedies {:
take Il as you like it," But II does not
seem to me at all probable that Shakes
peare would select a name for a play sole
ly or mainly TO indulge In a little hit at
another author-and a hit that would not
be readily understood without an explana-
ton.
Whatever may have suggested the title.
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Santiago should have made port Satur-
day morning, but had TO stand off shore
owing to the heavy weather. The Archer
came along and taking advantage OF the
northeast breeze made the iightshIp. and
Delng picked up by tug was towed Into
port The Archer was u and the San
tiago 10 days coming from Hilo.
Chief Whariinger Henderson had con-
Siderable trouble in getting Lombard
street wharf ready for the Santa Fe
steamer Thyra. There were over 5000
the owner could not be persuaded TO
move II. All Friday the chief and AS
sistant Chief Wharfinger Dryden were
kept busy notifying the brokers TO get
no notice was being taken OF their warn
lngS. they set 10 work and had all the
grain sent 10 the warehouse. By reason
OF their united efforts there was plenty OF
room for the Thyra TO discharge cargo
yesterday. All the freight will probably
be out to-day and the. steamer will then
She Will rot come back 10 San Francisco.
Diego.
The work OF unloading the Kosmos
liner Tanis went on yesterday The
nitrate she brought from South America
was unloaded into bay schooners and
is being hurried TO the powder works.
where II is greatly needed. When dis
charged the Tanis will begin loading
vine. oil and general merchandise for
European and South American ports.
there was a lull on the transport wharf
and nearly all hands got a day off. The
Flintsnire departed with a load OF horses
early I'm the morning. and after that there
was nothing done. The Grant which will
be the next vessel TO sail. is almost ready
TO leave and will be in irst-class trim on
Wednesday morning. Chief officer Crosby
has his vessel looking like a yacht. and
all that is required TO have her ready TO
sail at a moments notice is her supply
OF fresh meat. The transport was In
splendid order when she came into port
and has been kept up TO her high stand
ard a the time she has been alongside
the wharf.
The contractors for the blowing up Of
Barrel Cor Shag) and Arch rocks have al
most completed their arrangements. The
moorings for the barges have been laid
and a derrick erected on Barrel Rock.
This week the work of drilling holes I'm
the menace To navigation" will begin.
and as soon as they have been sunk far
enough a charge of dynamite will be put
in. and II all goes well Barrel Rock will
be no more. AS soon as that job has been
successfully accomplished Arch Rock will
be attacked and its destruction will be
consummated I'm n similar manner.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE HEALTH HABIT.
Just as Easy to Form as Any Other.

Just as Easy to Form as Any Other.
We do not deliberately form our pet
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find them too strong TO be easily broken
Then. why not form a good habit, a
habit which will counterfeit the many bad
ones. I'm other words contract the un-
fashionable habit OF being always we'll?
The best health habit to get into is to
have and keep a vigorous stomach; II you
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your beloved coffee. smoke your favorlte
brand Of tobacco. with little or no harm:
the mischief begins when these things are
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out any assistance.
Form the habit Of taking after meals
some harmless hut efficient digestive
which will relieve the stomach OF So much
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Nature furnishes us with such dlges-
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sistance To secure perfect digestion with
cut any Of the harmful effects OF cathar-
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The habit OF taking Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets after meals is as necessary 10 the
weak stomach as food itself. and indeed
TO get the benefit from food eaten nothing
better and certainly nothing safer can be
used.
Many families consider Stuart's Tablets
as essential In the house as knives and
forks
They consist entirely OF natural dlges-
tive principles without the effect or char
actcrstics of drugs; they have no ca
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the food eaten and digest It.
Take into account your bad habits and
the expense they entail and then invest 50
cents i'm a box OF Stuarts Dyspepsia Tab
lets and see II your digestion for the next
month is not vastly improved.
ASK the clerk In any drug store the
name of the most successful and popular
stomach remedy and he will say
"Stuart's."
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Ing quoted and classified. -
The Meter of the Play.

The Meter of the Play.
The meter Of "As You Like IT, is that
OF Shakespeate's best period in that re-
sPect. In his earliest plays the verse.
though often eXquisiteiy mOduated. o.
sometimes labOred and formal lie had
not then mastered "the art OF couceallng
the art In his last plays. ON the other
hand; ne seems 10 feel certain contempt
Tor the rules Of versihCatlOn and refuses
10 be restrained by them. There are long
Pp;2s;sa.ges IN The Tempest, and The
we heard them read without knowing
! their source, We might take 90 be plain
prose. ~ the same time 10 must be adj
mitted that some OF the poets finest YER
sihcation Is 20 be found here and there in
these last plays
But In 'As You Like It." as In other
plays or the same period-abOut the mid
die OF the poets career as a writer-ws
nave the utmost perfection Of blank verse.
at once finished and flowing. artistically
musical: yet seeming 10 Sing itself''-ths
art OF the accomplished minstrel. while N
impresses US as the artlessness OF the lark
or the nightingale
This play also contains what 10 nv
thinking. i the best example Of musical
variation In repeating the same thought
SEb sentiment sentiment to be found anywhere In
90 In ms address 20 the Duke says:
II ever you have lookd on better days
u ever been where bells have knoll'd 20 church
~ ever sat ~ any good mans feast
II ever from your eyeliis wind a tear
And Know what Z IL 90 pity and be pitied " etc
IL would seem that this could hardly be
altered without marring Il. but fautless
as II Is. Shakespeare shows that ne can
repeat ~ with "a difference" yet with no
dimiuution OF its beauty or It's music
I The Duke replies
True Is It that We have seen better days.
And have with holy bell been knoll'd 10 church
And sat at good mems feasts and wip'd our
eyes
or drops that sacred pity hath engender'd"
Every statement r. varied. while the
leading words are retained. and the varfa-
ton IL ike that Of some exquisite theme
as sweet as before
.Note.,,Dr Rolfe's study OF AS You Like
IL Will be concluded on Thursday
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BUsH-sTREET THEATER FIRE.
Colonel" Stone Gives n Satisfactory
Explanation 20 the Fire
Marshal

Colonel Walter Everett Stone. the
angel OF the Filipino acrobats. has been
exoncrated from all suspicion In connec-
ton with the fire I'm the Bush-strect The
alter on Friday afternoon.
He called upon Fire Marshal TOwe late
on Saturday night. along with his daugh-
he had been and what he had done before
and after the fire broke out. and he WINS
cOrrOborated by his daughter. The Fire
Marshal was thoroughly satisfied with his
statement and has reached the conclusion
that the fire was the result Of an acct
dent probably caused by match care
lessly thrown aside by the innitor or
cite or cigar.
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Went Through Pockets.

John Avery and Henry Newman.
charged with burglary. were locked IN
In the City Prison yesterday. Avery Is
accused by mike" Jackla of 1920 Van
Ness avenue OF going through his clothes
and stealing whatever valuables he found
in the pockets. Newman was at first
supposed to be implicated In this and
other 'robberies charged to the credit of
Avery but as no evidence TO convict him
was forthcoming. he was discharged.
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( occurred very recently. Oliver. though
gentleman living near the court. appar-
entity has not heard OF IL Until Charles.
the Wrestler. tells him about u. Charles
knowledge OF some II the main facts.
where viii the old duke uve?'' Oliver
asks. hey say, replies Charles. "hc -
already To the Forest Of Arden" &c.
which VIII not take space 90 explain. A
careful student will have no difficulty In
hnding them for himself SLOW time"
appears very soon afterward In scene
3, when the new duke is bauishing Rosa
INA. ne says iu reply 90 the protest %
Celia that II was Tor her sake that the
daughter was not bauishcd with the IA
Their. Celia replies
II did not then ertreat o. have hey STAY.
II was your pleasure and your own rnmurse.
was too young that time 90 value her.
But now know her. % she be "a trnlt1r.
Why 20 am /. we still have slept together.
Rose "a m instant. iearn'd nrayd. eat TO-
And wheresoe'er we went. Ike 1u7o.s swans.
sun We went coupled md insep1rabls
This certainly throws the Punishment OF
the old Duke several years back into the
past. when Celia. who g. now az least ~
years or age, was "a mere child. and 50
does MS own speech at the opening OF
act II:
. Now. my co-mates and brothers In exile.
nhth not old custom made this llfr more sweet
Than that ~ painted pomp7 Are not these
More free from peril than the envious courtr
here feel We not the penalty % Adam
The seasons difference the ICY fang
And churlish Gliding ~ the winters wind
winch. when 10 bites and blows upou my body
Ttn wv shrinE win cold ] smile and say;
mat feellngy persuade me what am
Clearly he and his friends have been
long enough IN the forest 10 Get used IN
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Handsome Christmas Presents

The Taber-Prang and Hargreaves Art
Panels. water colors in gold frames. pas
tells, colored photographs and etchings ex-
hibited by Sanborn. Van & Co. make
most desirable. moderate-priced Christ
mas presents. Their banquet lamps. ONYX
tables and statuary are also the very best
in style and prices.
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No More Christmas Presents.

AZ the last meeting Of the Master
Bakers' Protective Association II was re-
solved TO discontinue tho giving % Christ
mas or New Years presents 10 customers
under penalty OF n fire Of $50
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W. ~ MHNNN 10
NE there and % eN-
perienCe the sea
sons difference
the winter az well as
the summer.
10 would be inter-
esting 20 follow this
analysis through .he
whole play. but 10
would leave me no
room for anything
else. AS I have sug-
gested. the student
may prohtably carry
II out as an exercise.
] may add that I'm
I h . Shakespeare
Key. compiled by
Charles and Mary
COwdcn Clarke IA
most valuable refer
enCe book for teach
ers. students and
readers. the longest
section (l7s closely
printed pages Or de-
voted 20 this subject
81 dramatic time:
all the more i'm
pOrtant Illustrations
Of the two clocks
IN all the plays be-
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RACING! RACING! RACING!

99-CALIF0RNIA JOCKEY CLUB 1900
Winter Meeting. December IS to Dec 81. in
elusive.
OAKLAND RACE TRACK.
Racing Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday. Rain shine.
Five OF more races each day.
Races start at 2;l5 y. n. sharp.
Ferry boats leave San Francisco at II m and
i23l J. 1880 2. 2.20 and p. m. connecting
with trains stopping at the entrance TO the
truck Last two cars on train reserved for la
dies and their escorts: no smoking. Buy your
ferry tickets 10 Shell Mound. All trains via
Oakland mole connect with San Pablo avenue
electric cars at Seventh and Broadway. Oak
land Also all trains Via Alameda mole con-
meet with san Pablo avenue cars at Fourteenth
and broadway Oakland. These electric cars
20 direct TO the track in fifteen minutes
Returninc-Trains leave the track AT 4l5 and
az y m and Immediately after the last race.
THOMAS II. WILLIAMS JR.. President.
r. b MII.ROY. Secretary
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Great BarEains-Closing out chIldren's
books. games and dolls cheap. Sanborn,
Vail & Co, al Market street
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CALIFORNIA THEATER E Es3
Was THERE A CROWD?
AFTERNOON. 1873 People.
NIGHT. over 1000 attended.
WAS THE HOW GREAT?
HOW GREAT?
RrAn IL rRoaRAMME

ACT 1.-THE CooutoWn Jubilee Company.
sirslns ana dancing spec ATTY. ihe 'tuhiy
Love iu "a Cottage T. Best ana other suuG-.
81. Hawkins The Luckiest Coon IN town
clara Es. carey and COMPANY Miss VIZ
GINA. Is..Iy cole and Company. That 8 one
Il.rr THAI EsrfIue WIN in. Miss D.hhs ana
Company .If only Ead job. Bob Kelly
''tih.l Inrnfy tUmes Home. Miss Hamilton
ana r...rF. selections. ir he llNey quintet .
''That'r Where Ny Heart Is Tonight VIII
iinri crawford and quartet, hunting song.
ehnr.. ANA lrill company. ] ~ sorry AZ.
jackson. bur I've Got o. Throw You Down.
Mis- Hamilton and Company. An Oriental
coon. d I.N.n and COMPANY DO l'at say
Cf.rEenF" HHrrIr smith and Company Rag
tirne EtclallI-.r Tarucs Douglass ana Com
FauF. medley Hrlle. hv Tho Company.
ACT II.-.f"rur frHm rannhauScr. .Hail.
prIrtf Abode company. I'm Ilvin Easy.
William d. Proctor. Honey. Give Ne one
AHr. chance" Proctor and Hamilton. The
Girl 4 lowe in sunny Tennessee. Eddie Ilar-
rIe. selections Miss Scale Hawkins. 'Fleur
DIES Aires Company uasaUalk. Company F..
song and dance. Misses Nuor. Kinney. Doug
lass and Hamilton. u Wonder what Is That
Corr.f Game" Bob Kelly. The Hottest Coon
in IIxlc." William Proctor and Company.
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lR9Ffl(G7|I7!!:)fg1 gl(!5
DR.. ROLES SHAKESPEARE STUDIES.
Copyright, 1892 by Seymour Eaton
PoPULAF STUDIES IN SHAKESPEARE.
Villas YOU LIKE 1T.

at hs thls course Pr EdTard pEasn
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Clearly he and his friends have been
long enough IN the fnr.st - - - ~
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-05-19
ETATS-UNIS.

"A Stamford, Conn.,, un enfant
de deux ans fls de n. Rice, s'est
noy6 dana uue ouYe remplie d'tau.
-Une dfpech, de Chester, Yer
mont annonue que le rendement
du suore De sera que d'envirou lie
tiers de la quantit5 ordiua,re oct
te cnu6e. Les ravages des ch enil-
les sout surtout Ia cause de cette
diminution. Dams plusIeurs re-
gle Nv, qui passaieut pour le4 neil
lcura, ie rendemeut a t3 presque
nul.
lie nomm6 john Moore, mis
en- ]ugsnerta a Hute h1son, K.r sse,
pour ayoir egorg5 ses c1nq enfants
ct mis- 'e feu So mcison pour /. f.
fscer les traces do 900 ccime, 6ts
declare coupsble de "meu1tre gu
premier degre," CO qui 6oul7aut
une condemnation q movt.
LA pouderle de Ia Pottsville
Water Company, 3 quelques mil
les de PottsglIle, Pennsylvania, q
! 6t6 d6trulte psr une explosion;
DIX huit tonnes de poudre ont eau.
t6, car suite dun incendio allum6
croft on. par des vagabonds.
| Une seule personne etc legere
'ment bless6a.
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vers !e Passe

Dams ses"Memoires", M. de Gasp6 racon-
te l'amusante auecdote que voici, don't les
personnages sont lord Dorchester, anclen
gouverneur du Canada, ct le capitaine
Gouin, ancien ct respectable cu!tivateur
de la paroisse de Sainte-Anne de Ia
Perade. LIE capitaine Gouin la parole:
E Je ccnduisais lord Dorchester dams ma
earriole, par un froid du mois de lanyier
i faire eclater une eg|ise, lorsque je
m'aperqu. gull await le nez aussi blanc
que de la belle creme. Cetait un maltce
nez que celui du gouyerneurI Je puts
Taf1irmer sans manquer a sa mcmoire,
car c'etait un brave hommc, aussi poll
avec un habitant que sill e1t etc un glos
bonnet. L'etalt un plaisir de jaser avec
lui; il parlait franGais commo un Cana
diem, ct une q lestion n'attondait pas
lautre..
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CANADA.

Quebec-La nouvelle de la nomi-
nation de M. Primeau CONNIE ms
pecteur d'ecoles, en- remplacement
de feu M. Nantel, est prematuree.
st. -Charles-Adelard Fournier,
meunier, a etc mortellement bles-
SO la tete ct baignait dams son
sang, dams son moulin. II a expi-
rer quelques minutes apres.
Acknowledgements au sujet
de Ia mort de Edwin B. Ezard, de
Westmount qui s'est suicide en- SO
coupant la gorge avec un rasoir, a
gu lieu Phopital General,
II a etc etabli que Ezard etait
malade depuis le mois de novem-
bre dernier ct quill etait tres af-
fecte de ne pouvoir TRAVELLER.
Valleyfeld-L'on on mande de VAL
leyfeld qu'une rixe sanglante Gu
lieu en- cette vile ct qu'un nomme
Ducharme aurait etc poignarde
par un nomme Blondin.
Une correspondence d'Edmon-
ton nous apprend que des centai-
nes de colons venant du Michigan,
du Minnesota, ct du Wisconsin,
sont allies s'etablir dams lAlber-
ia depuis quelques semaines.
I'm de nos confreres parisiens
a commits le calembour suivant:
Au cercle.
-Sauvez-vous cher amis, pour
quoi le President de la Republi-
que fait toujours soigneusement
astiquer les roues de So voiture,
quand il va-t-en vile?
p? ??
-Parce quill maine pas "des
roues laides!' (Deroulede, pour
les profanes}.
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je lui dis, sauf lie respect

Excellence, je lui dis, sauf lie respec
que je vous dois, vous avez le nez gel,
CONNIE un gr6lon.
Que faut-il fairo alors? me dit Il
general, en- portant Ia main a la partif
endommag6e, quill ne sentait pas plus
entire ses doigts que ST ellie ent apparten1
d son voisin.
| All! dame! voyez-vous, mon genera
je mai encore mamie que des nez cana
diens: les nez apglais c'est peut-etre
une autre paire de malches.
Que fait-on dams ce cas-, me dit le
gouverneur, un nez canadien?
I'm nez canadien, Excellence, C'est
accoutume a la m1sere, ct on le tralte
asseZ brutalement On consequence,
-Supposez dit le general, que lie mlen'
au lieu d'6tre angais, soft un nez cana
dien
-Oui, Excellente, mais II SO rencontre
encore une petite difflcultel Tous les
Auglais mont pas lhonneur de porter un
nez de gouverneur, ct vous sentez que le
respect ct la consideration.
-"Goddamw dit lord Dorchester, per-
dant patience, allez-vous en- fnir avec vos
egards pour mon pauvre nez, qui est de-
ia dur CONNIE du bois? Je vous dis de
me faire le remede que vous connaissez,
81 vous l'avez SOUS la main.
oh! Ia nest pas Ia difficulte, Excel
lence; il nest pas necessalre den falre
une provision avant de So METRE en- rou-
to, j'en al trois bons pieds de cette me-
decline sous ma carriole, ellie ne co1te
pas tant que celles des chirurgiens.
Comment, dit le lord, c'est de la nei-
.ge!
-Certainsmsnt.
-Allons, vite au remede, avant que le
nez me tombe dams la carriole.
-Je nose, dis-je; le respect, la con-
sideratiou que je dois d votre Excellen-
CO...
-Vouez-vous vous d6pecher, bavard
enfernal! quill me dit.
Quand je Wis quill Sc fachait, lui 81
dou1, 81 bon, je commengai la besogne
en- conscience, ct avec quelques poign6es
ue neige je lui degelai le nez CONNIE
p6re ct mere; msis il faut avouer que
j'en avals plein la main de CO nez de
gouverneurl
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-05-19

sont arrives egalement des cigars
exquis fabriques tout express pour
le president En- presence de cette
avalanche de bon cigars M. Nc
Kinley ma pas pu resister la ten
tation; il s'est mis- a fumer tous
les jours de plus en- plus, sous le
pretexte one le tabac calmait la
nevralgie don't il a soufert recem-
ment, ct il en- est arrive fumer
sans interruption du matin au soir
LIE NAL don't est mort le general
Grant devrait METRE le president
en- garde contre labus du cigar.
Washington-On apprit que le
general Otis await complete les
preparatifs pour un movement
qui, sill reussit, sera le coup de
maitre de la campagne contre les
insurges.
Des renforts ont etc envoyes au
general Macarthur qui dispose SOS
troupes ct le general Lawton en-
voye So colonne de Balinag Mas
sin pour tenir une position strate-
gique.
Toute cette maneuvre est faite dams
le but de cerner 5000 rebelles que
pon croft etre retranches a Baco-
lor, les ecraser ct faire prisonnie1s
tous ceux qui ne seront pas tues
dams lengagement.
Bacolor est au sud-ouest de San
Fernando, ou sont etablis les quar-
tiers generaux du general Near
thur; cette vile est situee sur la
ligne un chemin de fer.
Macarthur enverra, croit-on, une
colonne l'ouest de Bacolor, quaint
a lui il maintiendra So posit:o on au
nord ct le general Lawton fanque-
ra les Philippines a Fest de BacQ-
lor ct il Sc tiendra en- mesure de
pouvoir communiquer avec Manil-
Ie.
C'est dams le but d'avoir des for
ces considerables a 90 deposition
que le general Otis a bien voulu
retenir les volontaires aux Philip
pines.
Ce qui est encourageant dams 'e
present movement est le fait
4u'au sud de Bacolor SO trouve le
pays de Macabebe don't les habi
ANTS sont amis des Americans, ct |
a riviere Rio Grand ou il plu-
,leurs canOnnieres.