The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-06-09
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B-sGsa q fEs act sszsGH finds the in.
us-rerfi1a sssr4Inziy taking neS
i~sss - If ~ along the American
Enez ne ref.~is arc showing more ag-
Er-zzfse astIVlty IN their guerrilla
sfyie fhan at any tine before or since
ne fall q NaIOi0s. They keep the
Tnitesi St4tss troops in the trenches,
siespirz ia fAefr clothing. and con-
sfsntiy oa the alert against dashcs on
oafpnsts and they make life warm for
The American saTTisOns IN the towns
The hands u Gen. Luna and Gen.
Hascasdo. which retrcIted toward Tar
Lsc when they feared they would be
Gsnzht between Gen. Macarthur and
Cen. IaWtOn, have returned in force
10 their old trenches around San Fer
nando. where there are daily collis-
ions.
Opposite our lines on the south. pro-
tertinR Manila. all the way around to
Ffl' lIdisaNls Nll' lllDillbN nave
thrcs rows Of trenches most OF the dis
tance
Reports from prisoners indicate that
the insurgents construe the peace ne
gDsiations to mean that the Americans
have enough Of fighting. The Filipin-
% are encouraged by the belief that
The Americans are preparing for an
interval Of inactivity during the wet
Aeason.
MANILA. May IS Barbaric cruelty
and the treacheTy Of NcgrOs rebels
have cost the lives Of Capt. Tiny or the
signal Corps and several Malay sail.
ors Of the crew Of the cable steamer
Recorder. The steamer was engaged
in picking mp and repairing the cable
connecting Negr0s and Ccbu, and went
10 the town Of Escalant on the former
Island. The natives hOisted flag Oi
truce, and a launch bearing the cap
tain. first officer, several scamen and
Capt. Tilly, who was aboard observing
cable operations, at once put of from
the Recorder.
The natives waited until the launch
rpached the shore. and then opened
FIRE on the party. Tilly, with two com.
psnions, sprang overheard, and the
captain Of the cable steamer. with q
few men, managed to get away in the
launch. Tiily was last seen in tn,
water. and was either drowned or cap
tnred and killed by the natives. The
rebels captured a few OF the Recorders
Malay seamen, and. after they had
tsen fogged into insensibility. they
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formance was watched from the deck
~ the cable ship. and II Is possible that
TiIIy was one Of the victims. The Re
rurder ran 10 llOilU and Is now at Es-
eaIante with troops
wASHINGTOS. May 90 Secretary
hIger has received cablcgram from
Cen. Otis in response 10 his inquiry
snnonncinE that q majority Of the Ore
gon Regiment ~ Volunteers az Ma
Mia have elected 10 rstuTn by steamer
directly 90 Portland. or. Tho Wash
ingiOn Regiment decided 10 come first
IN gan Francisco.
IL has been determined td allow the
EOiTHtrcrs s"ryluE IN the Philippines
20 decid" SE'ihrr they shall be- mus,
tered out ~ San FrHnciErO or return
"a their respective stat" aE OTganiZa-
lions aBd BE- mustered out there" Sec
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