Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-05
THE CABINET
Satisfied that AguinaIdo's
Power Is Now Waning.
The TagaIos Tribe the Principal Cause
of the InsurrectiOn.
Negotiations in Samoan Situation Said to Be
FavorabIy Progressing.

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sent dctdchIilchtS vi from ~ 10 wv Ihch
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erhlhehts as ropprFS hoiu UP trdlhS'
The liberty OF the populations was con-
strained, supremacy was enforced as
there We're no American forces present
10 cNpei Inc IaSaloS
lie says the recent victories nave
everywhere had good elect win
growth OF a Scnerai feeling ol security
the populations VIII doubtless ueclare
lor thc tnilcu otatSS. Ing I"iilp-
pine peopie says II. ochufiiiaii scci'i
ulSc"uraSeu y! me NdiofouS' SNilt anu
irresistible movements OF the American
troops against Whlch thclr elaborate
defensive works were useless
Naf department oihcialS iooh upon
me approach 81 th' Nct ScdSoH ~ NY
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tait II not decisive lactof ~ ueucriiiih-
ing the character OF the military NOV
mcntS curing 'iie next SIN 'ioh'hS' ihis
period OF rains anu STORM Is no nov
ana untilcd danger LOT the Ohileu
states troops were III the trehcnes
AROUND MAMMA through i'iuci y rs
"oiSt pa u tiie "e' Sed'oii 60 'oi,i
iiieI' hdJoi Slii'PHoi, '"ieI - ny
bureau Oh military lhtoiliia'ioi' vas
then on the stan OF 1eheral "reeh ana
learned from experience now Tar lnis
wet season aHected the health ana
comfort q the ilei' dhu retarueu iilii-
tarE operations.
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were up u tiie'i N''e'. III ''i"'' anu
'er curing July anu august VIZ" ou'
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terial increase in the sick rate. About
the worst feature was that the stretches
of quagmlre made 1t nearly Impossible
to execute military movements on Il
large scale.
The wet season does not begin. as
rule. until June. 80 that il is about two
months before its effects Will be seri-
""s'y le". ING present hio'i'hS' Ap,h
head OF the hot season. which Just pre-
cedes the drenching rains beginning in
June. The hottest weather is in May.
although il never goes above 100 de-
Srees. Gradually this merSes into the
heavy rains and violent storms of June.
the wet season lasting for six months
The season does not come on abruptly