The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-09

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preyss.t Ao3ssl4t1s&.
Rebel. Led by ysn Hat"~
ny midday ssneAy Ire rzb@l sF@0ps ss1
completely fssr-rssG Sc re- r~yasss-s- Tsa%lf
r.anz had h.aa vel lad Ga4 .@@ r~s'ts
were headed ~ az ax~<jegzaa1 osTsos-ss : -
T4iSw, who e. s. ire present the q -
eespfs u = raassosa from tie German ssF-
srEznens Lister BIS aiTeetlor b@rraeases
were thrown 81 - ss-s asasm sSfsets - rs
,gsn Eos Ral1sw and to- president arz
the Gerrasm earAssaI we're = eossslaat eoE~
szlsatlca &fa German merchants So
piled cartridges 70 the rebels
The Attack On the Town
Klng Tala end large Ban5evs q wasEa
yse0Y.a sought refEss Il fEe TlvoA h9tea.
AZ asoGf ~ on SUNDAY AEtefEpoE 80
raseis al41s = gssa fFoga she western stsls
OF tire towE toward TIE Asftni, aud TIE
EghsIng had commenced THE German
ecossi rode at tAsir kea1. afz1 VOC A44a~
WAS Ia actual command TIE tSat5nE
vss seseFs IN lie man STREE Hearing
tae firing On tbs beach a party - fs+~is
1,0s strong advanced driving setors
them . party u loy&sats. TaoDsaats *
shoss were fred. ard for 40 Ao4rs taeEs
WAS a stubborn a6tsnse.
The loyal party 81 als8tsau had been
driven 20 wisaln quarter o. q a,is. from
ths mission station. around which the
balance Of iAs ioyallsfs BAD been COM
Delsed % retire..
IL the I've Fe5eI parties had effected q
Junction the isyaJists would have Ssen
Slaughtered. but darkness cams on aG3
she fighting ceased. During tie night the
Malissoa peopls sought refaxs ia boats
ana were aoa}slsd together uu5sr tas guns
Of the Porp9.sa. After tas retreat from
the TigoIi TO the rslEsson. IL was found
that King Tzla bad been left - ths
Tiyot4. Capt sturdee aEd CouAJsl ataxss
went IA the hotel ara brought tse king
safely bark II Na& a brave deed and
although tie rescaers we're fred upoa re-
psatedly they escaped without damage
Consul Osborn. at Hrtfi.h Legation
The British sailors under Lles4t. GIANT
behaved splenai6ly. They asie thslr Ere
for q direct attack. whtea nex8r sane
American sprs1sl OSBORNE and family
took refuge iA The British consulate.
which was heavily guarded b. British
saiieTs. BY she flight y, Ma1iet0ss n1su
10 the porp2iss tie gsbass we're left la
Absoi4te possession If The iowa All tie
Samoan houses were looted and burned
snd searched FOR Samoan property. Trees
were eas aown crops ware spoiled. dSss
aad horses taken away ard boats sltAsr
sao.en or destroyed
Ia this extremity the coasgls aaa he
president and the leading Aata~gA chiefs
r1spa to Aa agreement 70 preserve ln~ sad
property aE9 70 sesy @FasF. a provisional
gosEnsn.as w.sh tAs gr~s!Gsat ss executive
4 fs-sa ALI
the ssaGsa.sl.s u lie wlso.s question by
tas<s ssspsri.vs scseEH-E.@4s~. 11as Esr.Elsa
and Ars~rlean sonsGls agreed 20 this pro
vtSoa~4 afran..n4ens. with the an8asstarst-
lag sAst Il Has Ia Howiss % a1ect TIE Bar
IN treaty. ~ as.y 9E.cla1 q thu poSers o.
afy ostsc~r under H. And sI.&t iAs Aalsetoa
psssss. wsso Aa4 been tAksa On aoara the
pofDoisa. sag2ia d. allowed 10 - 50 thets
saass1. tier arms hsLAg Eetainsd OF sae
PoFyoase.
Attempting 20 D~nsse Chambers.
The fret az OF The pro~tzonAl govern.
nsnt. however. showsi tha axed aeferrsa.r-
aison % the German officials 70 assume
90 ascsndaney Ii samoan A1airs BY pub
sse haacs tia provisional govsrEmea. aboI-
khe1 The suproas osur. and then gse.sass
ma; tia preslaen, sAs the acting chic,
tustsrs and that Chief Justice Chambers
no longer held Office. Taeg seized tae az
prems court and placed uew locks On al
the doors. Chief Just1se Chamber. ana
the Britain and Aasagisaa cos.sas.s issued A
Proclamation that the court would be open
ed by him as Usual 81 the morning. Cast
ssnrsea. ~ the roTp04se gave not.oA thai
IL say resistance so ths og~a!ng ~ rhs
court ~ 9G4g3cs Chambers vas o{Yerat.
the PoSyo.se would open re GA the town
Capt slar5ee also Appealed 10 the German
captain for assistance Without avail
Mataafa. uIeaa receiving staresa's altt-
maium. withdrew 1sa armed guard srepa
ihs courthouse ara OH laueasy Tia ea5ef
ansties. With a guard az sx~n,v-,'ve s,ser
handed. The ehie. sstlc~ ara tie tws
eonsa!s walked 70 ine courthouse .n8
afIsr al exciting coilyQay wtth tie Ger
man ossc'a}~ Chambers ordered ia dor
btoken n aith = sletgsharu1ser. TIE sex
s&sa OF the ccsFt was theu hese Th~ee
cheers fer the fus.r n nnt gao RltlsA az
American congajs were gsYess by ,ar Gsr...
lat z5d AGlss.9sns asa ihr esd si~s.arsss
All r qu3st. hna So s4r - agafnx - esst-
e.f nss. Is - - 81 ca,e. The cnseg tavss
s.aa sfB, lis Family rs Auckland asa hs-
himself - 81 the For. Ina. T1s4 ,serrr-ea
ssla insist teHt Gar E4Hes p. ce.e, i..s,=-s
On January - gre wra1tessat lterss..,
usrchant IS @ag.aa mashed call sac es-.
dSNs n ihe supreme ea#rt t-ea Il ne
wa Goe'i 80 as sab,-sgs3 = 4s.s A..fsfgs /.
Gay tsn srss<sssnsoa:. e. tlsss .--.rt he t--
spltvj tie Judge snj sief'ed ia ga dead
Ne sns s~a1 to laE} ana iat. that nigh. ~
Raael. csAsus'as - pc s1e cht-g tas.t.e
aTdesvd ths 5a1 kasser sass w.sh Oar
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