New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-29
ARE THEIR FRIENns


Accord ne 10 the first and second officers OF the
t5,'v-ooS a British vessel Just arrived here from
~ Philippines with 1000 mats OF raw sugar. which
,~e being unloadei at tho North Thrd-st pier In
p--ok'vn F. -. the natives Of Ioilo are SAD
.,s- The Americans instead of the Spaniards are
TOW occupying the Philippines. Captain Miller Of
,he Holyrood has been ashore most OF the time
since his vessel arrived Saturday, and the best
,he reporter could do talk with the first and
sscorG officers. Fleming and Darlington
1.-THE Fu0inos NJ Iloio who loaded our sugar
70, about 81 30 in Mexican money for twelve hours
vo-k" said Fleming That is equal 20 about 10
cents IN gold They are good workers. those
natives although very stupid Their work as steve
6,rcs makes them extremely muscular They are
hr fellows too. They satisfied with the con-
tro OF IoMo by the United states because they are
re-lng pretty nearly double the wages they re-
,eved three Years ago and the scale Is still going
ur We eft nono for the suez Cana about June
1 on May We We're Manila. That was the
anniversary q Admiral Dewey's naval victory ana
Tho sailors had a great DAY OF 81 Many OF me
r-,ninent omccrs q the Army and Navy were
present AL the boats IN tho harbor were coVe'eN
VIZ flags and every one had day of
Where Go the Tagals set their ammunluoh
,he -eporter asked Darlington the second oihcer
That's what Otis and Dewey want 10 Know
sad Darlington They seem 10 have money ana
friends among the big Powers. one q these Gays
o. Will All come out that some rich gang OF '''
supplying AEuifailo WI. e-it-'.'-.
and when that comes. look out FOR breakers
THEY'VE even getting quick nring guns from some
where. ---,,
~r 4o-., see. continues Darlington. how those
Ignorant hackwoods savages are ever s''.E
'es~- that the United states If not there 10 MAJ i'
..er, All white men look alike 20 them I"ey
So, o-.,~eeso4 h, The Spaniards. and they are 100
,--o-s~- ~ see the difference between "A Spanial'
s~4 a Yankee It's going 20 he hard "o'N ~
thrash them L would need about o." ne S'..s
ir me British Navy 20 police those 's'4''s. ~.
are 50 mans ~, ~ SAND IN ne world You can
SAL deep sea vessel an .4.-e--f" they are IN
,re,r v-il5 stare Vet witn tho woodland I.s 80
% the waters eeFe. No o,7 ard riches as some
Of them are inhabited by natives ''A' ''1
Ao2 pa as So oAG see Aamra Dewey and re Olympia
THEY ALL LIKED DEWEY.
Yes. indeed We used 10 see him wax 'ns
b-l6ee of his ship every morning between anu
E o'clock Every one at Manila thinks ,.e ~ a.
-,,-,i IS tust right The English sailors IKE MN
s,nos. a. well as the Yankees do VINE We
we've AZ Manila queer hing hap3ens.@ '' ghoss
we're a-oresiLe a s,'l -s5, NV Vas young man
~e--es rhonnpsor. Whatever mis- name is n
.--.r,s- inform ort day. and soon afterVard 3s
look "a train out ~ Manila fof me -'' .-s.s u-.fa
--i.,-.,-. 30 rut on a cartridge belt. get sp- =
- lie front and sail right into ne lh.ESSs sr me
e-r- couldn't help but wonder v no u tri rs
lesion . he happened 70 get p o-.e. .77,is-,+
-. r4a MS one OF those men VINO col--I.
s- on. OF tight Il there was one gong on any
where.
10 PEACE N SIGHT
VIVA. abou, peace between the natives and The
Are-ica1s7 . o,.
80, The natives are savsses ] wouiont IKE
~ Trust them any further than could see '"g"'
Tie better classes Ike the idea a. longing 20 me
r-~.-e5 states but the more stupid Know, l-s,.
enough -r sght / suppose this country WI .lcH
.-.-l ..,- aver a while but 80 VII De long l4i7'
.rs~e ar eo many OF them"
ARE islands worth having $500. ,---,-~.,-
Wen 7 should say So CALCULATED earring toIi'
Under Intelligent cultivation they Will prove IN
# u dId he soldiers you saw Ike the idea Of
"TRey want 20 get back and see their friends
Thev don't Ike many Tagals all az once
guess mos of the boys went out tne-e win ne
t5ea 4 seeing a lot CT the world. and not thinking
'-ov'd STAY Ione 7 don't see Aow they stand u
f.~i-g me rainy season which begins about The
e. week a. Nav and hangs on ali summer. one
rr- az Iolo some - the natives told or steve
c0res that they going 20 sack the town that
night Before mdrlg h' i began 70 pour; and kept
f. Up for three days. without intermission Ihat
was the last Of the uprising. II was washed
eway.