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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08
EDMUsDs AGAINST EXPANSION.


NEW YORK. Jan 7.-Ex-Senator
Eeorge r. EdmaGds In a letter addressed
TO the New York Herald. reviews the
Philippine question at length He de-
scrisss briefly the physical aspects o.
the islands and the character Of the IN
habiiants. The population, he says. is
already denser than that Of the state OF
Michigan" ard be adds that ''of tbs total
OF all this conxlomeration OF races. the
Europeans and Americans compose less
than per cent. after more than 10 years
OF European occupation" He claims that
the people never have and never can be
in need OF or consumers OF American pro-
tuctions 10 an appreciate extent"
peweys victory. which "astonished the
naval powers OF the world" gave US con-
troll OF the bay and city OF Manila and
It's environments. Nearly all beyond that
was In possession OF an organized re-
5eiiion against Spain.
But the people OF the islands who are
carrying on the rebellion in order TO 5e
free and independent do not desire 10 be
annexed. and that they intend TO resist
annexation" Mr. Edmunds says. "ap-
pears to be indisputahle."
A TO the status Of the F1npinos. Mr.
Edmunds argues that all of them who
were the SUBJECTS OF Spain will become
citizens OF the United States by the mere
act OF cession," and az such they viii
have ali the rights that belong to other
citizens In the Territorial"
Judge Edmunds says that congress can
not. therefore. lawfully prevent the mi
grafton Of any citizen residing In the Phil
ippines to our states any more than II can
lawfully prevent the migration OF the cit!-
zens OF the states TO tn. Philippines
What the Philippines win do to III In
cost. toss Of lives, tho introduction OF mill
tarisrn. etc. Judge Edmunds considers q
serious aspect Of the question He asserts
tina complete power or the senate over the
treaty. 10 amend or reject AID ssigges,s
snas II may so amend II ''as 10 provide sub
stsntialiy. IA the scheme has been In Cuba,
that the people Of thos. Islands should be
left 70 govern themselves"
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MEASURES THAT WILL
DEMAND ATTENTION,
Members of the L~Gtsiatare Dfseuss
Abuses They VIII Attempt
to Remedy

SF@c,8l Dispatch 70 tire Fass+rnte1iig~rcer
OLYMPIA, Ja=. w. Byron DsntssS.
Sho. Win K. Q Bellows, represents Clarke
caunty - she house, 10 a brother % Lssnr
Gov. Darssls. 90 Vancouver. A very az
fsrvns sor; % person. politically. Ia Rep
ressgtag4Ss Daniels. however, lie Aas beer
q Republican Il prominence IL tie slate for
Essyay thirty years past.
Mr.. Daniels 10 !asysr. having p-assleee.
n fz5ccuver =. nearly q quarter CO a
century. lie wax rrfvats secretary &c Ger.
sass1x +. Ferry % 18Th aad az he Sans
tine rss sscrc.sry Ct q Republican cab
20 this c3Fy, That was twenty~sever years
age Daring fhss rersad L p Peaca,
k~owu 10 az c's residents @. ~. state wxs
Chairman CO tae sea.s COMMITTEES Beach
crlslaAfsd- n . telegram Al EXPRESSION
zsses - 81. gens-ne<yed By a. ca cuers
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MANY APPLICANTS FOR PLACE.
Women Candidates show .e-~val.
ship In settinE Votes

Special Dispatch 20 the 1z=-. Ts.s - gamer
OLYMPIA. Jan. 7.-cantsdafes for rss.a
t.ons IL the legislature multiply daily.
There are number OF wStnen applicant q
for clsTsshgps here nav and they ara
!afgsfrionsgy conducting a campaign.
wiin headquarters IN the parsor o. the
Olympia. on Ihe main floor.
Many % The women display real clever.
ness ard a surprising knowledge o. nrar.
teal politics in lsesr efforts TO secure
votes enough 10 cleo. sten- Usually sn.
female applicant h.s q sYfsn5 VITO In az
auairfe1 wiki some ne-ae-s-eaess o.
Tia legislature ara ae Is speedily ru. 20
rork Bringing them 80 her In TIE parler
shere. after an introduction. the a,rlt-
cant presents her petition and asks for
favorable eoasiosrsticn Of hsr claims
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As{r*3 k2xs@s& WIS sasssas 3rzFk a~s
ksae Tuesday us&ht ~rs~ eRe v,eeyyS,s *
wAs oei@A ESFa. ~sa "a a~n arsasSwxs IA
zoe yseSs$a s@egs. .s<ssaA 81 Asszs g~ases,s5
t@ }st Fetscs far sSt&&SE Asra - wAass =
Saa4a8 ssF@ sEass9 60 6ssta, - sse ss4ese IA,
Re fn1 s1sf1s because - wAs arress.4
AEeG RS Ensl ~ss saAs5 ae las - cxxg-
es&s. TSs as s&s sesS-snk sss& Il = frn-
Es@s&sse kEsE ass ESsseEs~Sy ws& have
sssss AisH- sle ass raxsi s. sa& se~fs sra
s&rss2asat fss$ - gss Nr~zA Esa.Q n 90
saa4 = AsxAL Va 80 aes yeaE.se tAas &c
ssss E&ssSs escape ss2as .Saez.as -
&AAAA
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ALGER DOES Aor WANT DEWEY.
Insists That the Array Be Given
Governor General of FhfItppines.

CHICAGO. jar. IA spec.ai 70 the Daily
News from Washington says: Secretary
Aigsr has made such strenuous opposition
% the suggestion that Dewey be made gov
eraor general II the Philippines snd has
insssfsG OF the right OF the army over the
navy IN al matters az military rule. that
he has probably won Bis posnt Dewey's
expressed Request 70 the navy department
70 return 10 shs United States 10 the nsxt
few months has been made knD~n. as
well as the fact that his request has been
con6.ttonzisy granted
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wESLER TO REoExERArE SPAIN
Gives . BANQUET at which Lauda-
tory Speeches Are Made.

MADRID. jar. T--weyler gave a ban
qnet yesterday evening 10 fourteen generals
and adnirais and Z number Of other high
officials. Toasts 10 the regeneration OF the
ocus.ry ard reform In the army and navy
were drunk. The guests made speeches In
whic5 they expressed the hope 70 shortly
ste Wcyier In power.
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THE YORKTOWN READY FOR SEA.
Gunboat VIII he Ordered Either 20
the sound or Honosalu.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. THE gunhoa,
Yorktown came down from the navy yard
today and anchored In the stream. She In
In command OF Capt. G. s, Sperry, and has
a fun complement OF men. The Yorktown
has not yet received sailing orders. but be-
fore she left Mare Island she was fully
eoaled and prepared for long voyage at
sea. For time IL was said she would be
aent 10 Puget sound. but with orders de-
failing thu Bennington, which liz now at
Honolulu, to SO 10 Guam and assist In In
sialling an American governor, and then
proeeed 10 Manila. IL II thought the York
town will take the place Of her sister ship
In Hawaiian waters.
The Yorktown has been at the navy yard
for several months. and she has had thor
ouzh overha ui.ng since she was last at sea
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Wants 10 See That the Soldiers Arc
In Coalition for the Trip

PITTSBUEG, Jar, Mai Gen. Henry
w. Lawton. who commanded division OF
the Fifth army corps at Santiago. passed
through P.ttshurg today on his way TO Co.
lumhus. where be will make an inspection
Of tbs soldiers IN the barracks at that
place. As 20 the reasons for making these
precautions and making a personal inquiry
into tire condition OF the troops. Gen. Law
ten said:
The trip Is too long and too great for
any others than those in the very best phys
.cai condition
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LONDON, Jan. THE Globe ths svvs
Ing announces that Count Franz Marsy
an attache of the Austria Hungarian =
bassey here. committed suicide. Besid~ d
body was iady's portrait. The dsceesl
was "a years OF age.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08
New Year. Greeting From Axenciile

Special Dispatch to the Pos.-lnselifseneer
OLYMPIA, Jan, The govsraor 10 IN
receipt 90 q New Years greeting from NJ
Felipe AgoBc;ile. Againaido's representa-
tixr AZ WASHINGTON.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAT
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tahieh II
druggists refund money IL II fats to ~
nc. Genuine has L. y. Q. on each I'LL
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from the legislator. Thus the fair seek
ers for positions succeed in meeting near
" all OF the legislators now here.
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house for Sunday. Some opposiisoa Il u
has appeared. however. and It may y pu
of until Monday morning.
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The First Yves: Virginia, the Second O.
and First Territorial regiments have ~
ordered mustered ont.
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WILSON'S CHANCES
VANISH INTO l|R.

Confirmed From Page One.
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Combine Worked an Injustice.

The injustice II this tra9s Il aacaren,
when II IS explained TIA; it wss made
without the knowledge or consent OF any
% Mr. Aliens supporters. and the frs,
known q TIE deal by the latter Was when
Av. Allen came 20 them. begging them 70
support Mr.. Wl,son. TO much o. Alien >
supper; ire proposition vas cdiaGs. Out
Of admiration for Alien mary q these men
had srtsSon.zei Their county delegations,
and wien Allen climbed iato ne wilson
band wagon re left those WHO ha4 no Ia
gre - SgpeoEs Wlasoa IA the political rngr.,
stranded al. s.oEe. Crut 81 ire thirteen
men supporting Allen s;s,y four followed
s1a .neo ths TasSon camp Goddard
Lewis. Williams and WIZ.
TIE gy-s3s ~ tabs break VAS Wilson's
f'eci1cr, circumstance over wA.ea NJ
Aea lsi no eaatrri drove tAA state Into
t>s FogaSst c9sutsn IN Ssss and sena.os
wl'saa wss 0Gsbs@ - keep hss agreement.
EssE Mckinley wus @,sets9 yrexsssaE: and
ssnAtae wIiscnS s-scarae Ire see 8a~c.~s.r
- RsraAsso41 ratyaSsAxs 81 ire state -
wssslra*an- Mw .Aiiers ~ ht~ ~rr.saas a.
sssS IN H8nx sss2lssw. hecan ne Senator W.
seas aIsss. an1 TIA patronage dos4a osjs
5AFeaen tasss tae34aed ne positions Of .sr-
Seyo~ ssgzsrsl ~ oiyaas "a sse rexssse. ana
Fecs&xs. cs sAe laza9 os-ses a. SEATTLE ia
assayry ~ ~. xsyss znaea. assay s~scs AZ
~rssss@. an. pseae. es tie rcssz,xss.~sa ST.
sAsg ~ sssss.s. 1$ss1ss esStr snsae- co~s.
sssssS~
Attempt tn Tie Up king Coansy.
..4as t.a.z -as.ez-Hz.sc1 combine - cot ss
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ten Gays 20 &c. ACQUAINTED When sae
tire arrives ws viii have . caucus an
right"
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SPECIALS
FOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY,

At half price TO close OF
stock. All 10 cent cigars, :
cents; all 5 cent cigars, 2 i.5
cents each.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-04-15

Warrington, u. u April lO.-Inspec-
TOT General Brcckenr'dge, who has just
returned nom an inspection TIP to Cuba
ana inefto Nco, IN an interview, says;
S'hce the United States has been in
Pc~session OF Cuba the condition OF the
island has naturally immensely improved
! have no idea that there is any danger
q an insarrection against the United
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nnfrInIl rnLrnnlA.

ROssland IL TO have . paid are de-
pArtmenL
Tho Hcisoa Dolly MIaer will publish
hereafter Sunday Issue. emitting the
usual Monday paper.
Acting under instructions from the
department, Postmaster Angus Came
ron Of Cascade made up the Irut indi.
Sidual mail bags for the new postof
Acca recently established between that
city and Brooklyn.
The provincial legislature recently
granted appropriations totaillng 5000
for . bridge over the West Fork near
Midway. and for building wagon roAds.
Prospectors claim that Il looks IN II q
second Boundary Greek district may
soon Be opened up a. Midway.
The contractors for tho poles for the
telephone line which the Columbia
Telephone q Telegraph Company pro.
poses building 10 Camp Mckinney, are
now distributing them along the road.
Early communication between that
stirring camp and Spokane via the
Boundary country towns IL promised.
As the shifts we're changing In the
Centre Star mine last week. Mack
Cook and his partner. I'd WEIGH. and
Michael o'Hagan and his partner split
their fuses. nred them and sought safe.
". o'Hagcn's shot went on. and Il Ia
supposed Cook thought II was his and
went TO the face Of the drift Just in
time 70 Be killed. by the explosion. His
partner has gone to get ready for home
and in passing heard some one groAn,
and upon investigation found Il was
Cook. who died almost Immediately
Cook was Single man. Se years old
and was an old.timer In the camp.
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Mes Yotk. April il.--Dr. Bra alscOv.
err 81 The cancer InicsUbs, In an Interview,
snnAFma The statement that he hAa sue
cecied In isOlaitng the parasite which u
invariably pFeaent In the canosrous
rToNths II 10 iangoid oi the aacusny.
Ceiea family and certainly The active sgsni
OF cancer.
inosuhtions q animals with . eultivA.
lion produced csncerons tumors from
~hich The parasite was again isolated.
Dr. IRA declines 10 hold out premature
hopes tor curative treatment for cancer.
So Car he has only made insufficient eiinl.
cal experiments, but he admits that thesr
are very encouraging and says be win be
able TO Peak with certainty in 8 few
moathA
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o., ss llaaa. % -. n.e.,v.r.

Butte, April laAThs supreme court
this morning stopped The would-bc wreck
srs 81 the boston 4 Montana Mining
Company by granting . stay Of the re-.
CriserShip and ordering Receiver Kinds.
who vas appointed BY Judge Clancy at
the instance d the Heipsc. Of the Mon.
tana ore Purchasing Company, 10 turn
the property back 10 the Boston 4 Mon.
tana Company. The latter offered 10 put
up bond in any sum for the stay and
the curt fixed the bond at e2s0.O00, pFac.
tically ending The rccelvrrship Outrage.
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Con Dineen. Z cigar dealer al epaid.
ing, was nandhagged and robbed Of
$50 Easter night.
The Royal restaurant and the I. X.
L, baFhershOp. on Main street In Lew.
iston. were destroyed By IRE last week.
Business seems 70 hold its own 10
Kendriek. despite the iull in trade
caused BY the farmers being engaged
In seeding. and the bad roads.
This Potlatch river % on the rise and
u IL now thought that the danger OF
driving ties down will Be over about
May LIST.
A large amount Of freight q being
stored In the Kendrick warehouses to
be hauled out 70 0rangeyiIle. Pierce
City and reservation towns ~ soon e.
the roAds Improve.
The citizens OF Kendriek are elated
over the excellent prospects for a large
numbering firm OF Chicago locating q
big saw mill Just above town. along
the POtIateh river.
The emlgrants continue 70 arrive IN
Moscow and is vicinity by almost
every train. Many that did not start
direct for that point are finding their
way there from various places.
A Paiouse river Indian BY the name
Of Yellow Dog was killed 1t spaiding
last week. Another Palouee Indiam
known ~ settem-mIne. IL charged
With the murder. A number OF Nes
Perees with their Paiouse visitors
we're indnlging In . big spree.
Judge A. y InhAm. Q ploneer Of
idaho and Washington. and. . well.
known attorney and . member Of the
Washington eode revision COMMITTEES,
died snddeniy last week from apop
iexy.
Tho O. A. r. Post Of Lewiston, ap-
pointed comrade Commander A. J.
shsrbourne ~ an escort 70 70 TO
Frisco 70 meet tho remains OF the
late Major I'd. Mcconville.
The body Of James X. Harpe was
found In the Occur d'Aiene river near
Anderson station. u 10 thought he
fell overheard while rowing home
from Harrison lass week. There II .
suspicion Of suicide.
The estates OF Hewlett and windov.
e.. the two men killed By the collapse
Of . tramvAy ~ Glbbonsyille. have
beaa settled up. there being about $3.50
Ia each case.
The population Of Lewiston 10 eMti.
mated 20 have increased 1000 IN the
past four montha. All over the city
are people living In tenth. the houses
being allied. There 10 an active de-
mand for city property. Keats have
gone up greatly.
In response TO an inquiry. State Az.
diton Sinclair has notified Assessor
DAILY of Ada County that the maximum
levy Of tl.bo tor stats and county puF.
poaes does not Include thu school levy.
This maximum does not include any
Of the lsviea made for special puFpos-
g.
The friends Of Martin J. Burke fear
that he has persisted In the hIIla
Burke has bern an inmate OF the sol
disr'n home. He IL . proapector and
has been In the habit since his arrival
~ the home Of making trips into the
hillA Although nearly 90 yeaFs Of age
hla desire 70 search for gold led him
70 leave his friendn ant remain away
for weeks In the most tempcatnoua
weather. He left home about the tirng
Of the year. saying he was going 10
prospect In the vicinity Of Emmett
After be had been absent some time
Inquiries were made for him but be
could not b. found.
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omKooM.

HAissy yoang men have organised Q
brass band.
MsdtoFd wants q frulteannsry and
q box factory.
There are 33s prisoners In the Orc.
Gon penitsntiary ~ Salem.
wIilAmlna is the only school district
In fAmhill county that reports q 10.
monthS' term.
The electric poweF-houss at Union
burned last week and syeFyOne WA
huStilrg toF lamps
The suppression Of gambling II IA.
ksr City. has thlnned out the half,
world population.
An examination % the granite In
the Hurrieana Creek, wallowa ooun.
y. quarry. shows the stone 70 be e
hno ~ any imported.
The winter was severe on rose
bushes Il Hood River. Bunhea thai
had pulled through 20 winters wsrs
Killed.
Reports from Harvey. Grant and
sherman counties regarding beef are
not Gathering. The loasea have been
heavy ana eess cannot b. purchased
at any price.
The woodhuFn school directors have
ordered J. D. HAYES. the PRINCIPAL Of
the pnblie schools. 10 discontinue the
1ae Of the rawhids In punlnhlnG refrac.
tory pupila
The mandate o. the supreme oour,
In the case Of Claude Brantoa. the
murderer Of John Linn. has been 70.
csited AZ Eugene. BFanton win be ~.
sontsnecd 70 death coon.
Portland citizens win endeavur 20
raise . fund Of tis.oeo 70 b nsed In
entertaining the members Of the Ne.
uoaai Editorial Association. whose an.
nnal meeting win b held 10 Portland
IN July.
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N,caraEna WIN De Coca.

Washington, April s.--AIinlster COrrea
OF Nicaragua has heard nothing from his
government since the authorities here de-
ternined to send ~the cruiser Detroit to
Bluefelds 10 zee that the American inter.
ssts were protected against tho reported
sxactions Of General ToEreA Senior Correa
says. however, that he does not Apprehend
any serious trouble at Bluefelds, a. ths
Nicaraguan government will 80 thai
American citizens are afforded The falles,
protsctiOA.
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a HuaE CAaaE In Dl.wrace.

Tacoma, April l0.--Oriental advices
state that q sensation has been caused at
eeking by an edict issued by the empress
dowager charging Ii Hung Chang and
Chang Jumel, governor Of ShAntung. with
gross extravagance. Roth are severely
censured for the extravagant manner in
which Chang Jumel has entertained Il
Hung Chang at chinAnfa while the litter
vas en- route to the flooded districts along
the yellow river in the capacity Of i'm.
perial high commissioner OF river con.
servancy,
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spokane. April is.--lt Is reported 10.
day that the freight train which went
wed last night on the Lewiston branch
over the Northern Pacific was wrecked
one.hslf mile this side Of vollmeE. Reports
reached the city today 81 the m'shap, and
n!ao Thai Fireman Fred Lennon was
killed outright aud Engineer Mat Rolls
ton vas 80 badly injured that he died to-
day. Il IL also reported that the con.
duclor Of the train was badly injured.
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ViennImlty Anveea 20,

Berlin. April i4.--Baron Won Buclow
informed the American Ambassador that
Great Britain has at last agreed 20 q
unanimity rule, the United States also
agreeing TO u, and the commission can
probably proceed 10 Samoa without De.
lay.
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Tamnany wants oaa.

New York, April e.--At = meeting Of
the Tammany general COMMITTEES Friday
night resolutions were adopted putting tbs
organization on record a. favoring mnnici.
pal ownership Of gas plants for al lighting
purpossA
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new Car. and Earlnes.

San Francisco, April 1.-THE South.
ern Pacific Railway Company has ordered
5000 new freight cars and SO new loeomo.
tvA
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Bright, red spectacles. accompanied
by internal doses Of caiomei. form .
new German specific against ssasiok-
ness.
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Harrisburg. April o-The ballot today
Tor senator rssultsdi Quay, IL, JsnlA. 81
Irving. o. no qucrum
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MINES AND MINING CAMPS
METALS or THE NORTHWEST.

ftems Brom ths Rish Rigfens ~ the Pa
eine Northwest. Mews wrsm An fhe
Principle 1Eanins Osnlps-ReEsennIs-
mining Mstes.
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.DOIHGS THROUGH THE MEEK


IN Intsrssting Csalasaien ~ Itsms frssn
the Twe Msmisphsrss Presented IN .
Condensed KoEm-Caiisa from the Tel
sigFaph Reports.
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Manila, April ls.-0sa5 a. m.--FFaneis.
60 Reyes, ths man who Fecenily purchased
the spanish gnnboats Al zambaana. IL.
and Of Miadanao, has Eeceired advises 10
tho sffeet that the ilees aailsd Coz Manila
and returned se9 days later with the
vessels stripped Of their guns and am
mmnitian.
The parehaser8 agents and the native
crews Of the vessels. on board the Anaefi-
can steamer butuan, were conveyed to
Zamboanga By the Unitei States cruiser
ho-ten, aud aere Instructed 10 await the
arrival there u the United States gunboat
Petrol Instead o. doing 70. after the
lioslon sailed from Zamboanga. the span.
iaTds transferred The gunlsoais 10 the
seents of Senior Reyes and the 6sel left
IAnibGanga nnsseosted II s0an returned
and reported having been BOARDED By
rebels, Aho removed the gunboats' srsaa.
mensa
II the tnstTuetioas az the Ameriean IA.
Fal commander had been obeyed, their
eApinEs wonld have bssn impossible. Fam.
hoanga IL fortified and slill RATTiaonssI
BY sfanaFsls. and the affair l. regarded
~ suspicious
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OUR ARTILLERY ATTACKED
A NILE WEST or MAIoLOs.

An knFiy sIosninm Attaek--r hird AFtlIi.
cry sd-neysFaiktEsF Killed "A
Mentann han Wsundsd--Ifsb Went
hssth -SPAHish Gan Boats stripped.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-04-15

Washington, April e.--The BSitish gov.
eminent has choeen @ N. Elliott, O. O.,
a. high commissioner to Samoa. Elliott
l. one Of the British embassy stat here
and has had distinguished career In al
plomacY.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-04-15

Nearly = quarter Of the wheat raised
In the world h grown In the United
States.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-04-15

Manila, April u, 4iO6 y. nat about
4 O'Clock this morning q small body u
rebels astaebei The camp q the Third ar
tillery troa The swamp near Paomboan.
. mile and : halt west Of MaloioA Two
priyates Nets Killed aud lieutenant and
two others were wounded.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-04-15

An slaves ere miserable svsa he
slaves Of love