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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
GENERAL ROE MUST YIELD.
Roosevelt Says the Grand Army Must
Have Right of Way.

NEW YORK. Sept. 21.-General Roe,
chairman of the committee on land pa
rade of the Dewey celebration finds him
self between two fires as a result of the
Grand Army Of the Republps refusal 90
take i'm the pageant unless they can have
the right Of the line.
Commander Shaw saws post vely the
Grand Army Will not parade unless It's
request IS acccded TO. General Roe an
nounces with equal posidveness that if
he Is not sustained by the committee he
Will resign from ali connection with the
parade.
Governor Roosevelt at the fair at Coop
erstoWn. n. y. said:
Il transacted one piece of business today
that may Doe Of interest 10 you of the
Grand Army. I see by the press that
there has been some hitch I'm the arrange
ments Of the parade 20 meet Dewey and
] telegraphed 20 the Major General COM
manding the National Guard OF this State
that the Grand Army Is 10 have the right
Of position or anything st wants in the
parade II I can bring it about, i am
going to have the heroes OF the great war
occupy the foremost position
Governor Roosevelt IS General Roe's
superior officer and the Grand Army will
probably march in the place Of honor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
THE CONVENTION
ALMOST A RIOT
Continued from First Page.)
which Republican financial legislation had
provided no form Of reliel"'
ADMINISTRATION SCORED

ltoAlNtd no lOlN OF FfNf4.
MANIFESTATION SCORED.
Truts are condemned and the war IN the
philippines IS characterized as criminal
aggression, wanton. needless anu waste
ful. and incompetenuy and corruptly pros
ecuted IL is declared OF the Filipinos
as of the Cubans. that they are Of right
ana ought 10 be free and independent.
The platform alleges that IN the ret-
Grated demand for more troops TO subdue
the Tagaios may be detected the purpose
10 have ultimately more soldiers 10 en-
ploy at home. making 10 possible for mon
oponstic corporations 20 secure the aid
OF armed force. both State and Federal
10 over-awe their worlingmen I'm time
OF labor discussions"
The platform then dcnounces the con-
duct OF the military authorities in Coucr
de Alene. district of Iowa. The platform
favors direct legislation. the initiative and
referendum. the election OF L. s. Senator'S
by direct vote of the people. and the
enforcement Of an eight-hour work day,
the abolition Of the law granting life
tenure TO the members OF the jt/iciary,
and the public ownership Of street rail-
WAYS. water works and other municipal
enterprises.
The platform concludes with plcdging
the loyalty of the Massachusetts Dem0c-
racy 10 William Jennings Bryan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
Grn,csend Races.

NEW YORK. September 2l.-Results at
Gravcstnd were as follows.
First race-Stecp. Van Ship @ 10
o. first. Mars Chan 70 10 I and 70 % sec
ond Baby B.u IS 10 j. third. Time.
4.10 IS
Second receive furloncs-Ole &c TO y
first. Bclf1rt as 90 and eyeu) second,
Kamara Is 10 ID third. Time, 1:Q2 pa
Third racc-Ocoan View Handicap-m
AND "a slXteen,h-Rush C to 1) first, King
Tarleycorn 6 90 % second Time. 1850 Is.
Fourth race-miie and a sixtecnth-Ar-
baces % 20 1o) first. Forget Not % 20 2
and 20 y second. Donald Pain q 90 j.
third Time. .I 49,
Eth race-hve and "a half furlongs-
Herbert "a 10 ID first Waring @ 10 ] and
70 81 second, Hammock Is 10 u third.
Tine los s..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
IN THE HUSTlNGS COURT.
Trials Result in Pcniteutiary Nerdicts.
Many Cases Continued.

MANY NNf-r A.iillt ilIilf..lt
In ths Hastings Court yesterday Zua
Coleman. for assault and battery was
sentenced 90 confinement in jai One day.
charles Harris for hoIsearel tns. Was
,i.a, fy, .llrs n che D.GteHlar. john
Stevens nllseurea liking three ycrs U
Iba rorronfiarv. Robert Fuller house,
breaking. three years in the ponfen-.r'F.
rho case of Wm. Williams for malicious
,vo,,a5ire. was continued t0 Oetoher SOD.
and th. case of Mary CnelHau. FOR
malicious wouudrg. was continued 90
October efh
Tie following indictments were cone
tinued fer trial 20 the October term OF
court.
Mary Fiownoy. housebro1hng. James
Giles and James Crane. house lrett sing,
Daniel Graham malicious wounlInr
George Han-berrr malicious "oundIn-.
Ernest Jenkins h0u-ebreakine Sidney
Jackson. houseoreakng bucie Lewis,
househreakine. John IT, Moon burg -
Elisha Patrick HOUSEKEEPING. Elijah
Ray and Jim Page stealing COW. Cla as
Robinson. malicious wolndlns, Thomas
stevens. murder: WIN. Smith. maid aus
voundinr. Burton smith. malicious
wounling. Rosa Smith house1reak.ns,
7. y. Shepard forgery. etc
In the Court o. Law and Equity the fol-
lowing Judgments were rendered in favor
or the plaintiffs:
Wuhelm,ne Schmidt against =. r HIocka-
day for sl0a 60.
Smons Blank Book Company against
The Joseph j.. G00de Printing Company
for ,i-3.
J. S. Moore against 7. y. Morrison,
for Sl2315.
ID. Osuu.van. against p. " and o. 7.
Hines for l2io5o.
Mr. james Mullen qualified 90 practice
law in this court
Diyor.e was granted James Harris
fron, his vile. Martha A. Harris
Tho October term Of re 'hancery
court will commence next Monday wees.
nudge Lamb has returned from his yaca
ION trip to Waynes5oro.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22

troubles of her sex.
MIS-. ANNA +. HALL, Of Mill
dale Conn. was all run down IN
health and had completely lost
control Of her nerves. She wrote
TO Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn, Mass,
for advice. Now she writes:
Il wish to thank you for what
has done for me. 1t has helped me
I suffered for a long time with ner-
I'd limbs and falling Of the womb;
head and could not sleep. | told
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22

ATLANTA, Ga. September IA spe-
cial 10 the Constitution from Raleigh
says.
The Atlantic and North Carolina rail-
road in which the state own two-thirds
OF the stock. has applied 10 the United
States Court so escape the 1889 assess
ment for taxation imposed by the Cor
poration Committee. The defendants
must answer the complaint at the United
States Court room in this city the iirst
Monday in November. The announcement
that a railroad in which the state owns
large in terests had filed a complaint with
the Federal Court against the State
caused something Of fiutter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22

v.,.rr.f.-.. w.. r.t. fr..l-.-...
U4f nleah mus 1e Sheep
IN t0s -.p t.r d.t IsI pfc
fF1. Cauf dan .a.. flt rlhskI
AM s.oIu' aE Hr hoe
r.t ... e..r r.- fo,.
--+ r.+ micah rYft.rt
fln coin d.s ml'uIn. sorr
f.1---. s.-. fa s,,r.s rs-e.d
rhras Ior-fe van SIDE noon
d. i-zr trIfu' nny.n-
Done rot ,-v terrah aral
prr mann SAD ha AIM farr
ada .r He u.-r lsL BON o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
MONEY TO BURN.
President Diaz Voted 500. 900 for His
Visit 10 Chicago

CITY or MEXICO. september 4.-Pres-
ident Diaz viii make his trip 90 Chicago
ia palatial style Besides having been
granted twenty days leave of absence in
order that he may attend Chicago 8
festival he has been awarded 10000 out
of the national treasury 20 meet expenses
incident TO the journey
Friendship TO the United States IS
strikngly shown I'm this action following
So closely upon the unanimous voting Of
leave of absence. Yesterday the repre-
sentatiyes passed the bin apDropriating
10000 for the trip. It was hurried over
to the Senate and was approves as quick
ly There was not a word OF dissent IN
ciJher branch of the National Assembly.
When II is figured that President Diaz is
thus authorized 10 make expenses at the
rate OF 5000 a day some slight idea OF the
splendor in which De is 10 travel may BE-
gained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
Fonr We're Killed.

ST. PAUL. MINI. September 21.--Four
men we're killed and three seriously i'm
iured today in a rear-end collision Of
freight trains IN a bridge on the Omaha
road near Window. An engine was push
ing the first train and the second was a
double header so that three engines We're
thrown into the river in badly wrecked
condition. one span Of the bridge was
demolished and seventeen cars thrown
into the river or along the tracks. These
cars took IRE and several were burned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
OBITUARY.
~ IL IIeilIeIhnIu.

CLOVER, VA. Sept A.-Special-Mr.
". H. Heidelburg. one Of the older and
more prominent citizens OF Glover. died
al his home on the night OF the 18th. and
tho remains were inferred in the Epsco-
PAL cemetery az O'Clock this T. NJ. Mr..
Hcidelburg az one time was leading
merchant In his town. and he served
continuously on the town council from
It's incorporation to the day OF his death.
He was in early life member OF the
Presbyterlan church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
COMPANY F INSPECTED.
First Command To- Be-Enter the State
Service-Bright Prospect.

Company r was inspected by Colonel
To Lane Stern. Inspector general last
niqht al Regimental Armory. All the
commissioned officers were present.
,bongh the fullest attendance Of members
us prevented by various insurmountable
obstacles-deaths business and absence
from the city Of several OF the members
,rbe attendance, however. was considered
very good. and the showing OF the boys
was correspondlngy pleasing The per
csntaee attendance was fraction over 70
Company is the first OF all the State
troops 10 re-enter the recognizing ser
-, ., Tie state II also bears the dis
,,rc,ion OF having been the first mustered
IN n actual service when the Spanish war
commenced. An encouraging esprit de
corps marks the present organization OF
the command. and the future OF the COM
panY Is regarded as very bright
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
Yellnw Fever Sltnation.

KEY WEST. FLA. Sept 2l.--Twenty-
four new cases OF yellow fever and two
deaths is the record for the past forty
eight hours.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. II The Board
OF Health reports three new cases OF yell
low fever and no deaths
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE Marine
Hospital Service has been notified that
OWNS TO the fever situation in New Or
leans. train inspection service is 10 be
instituted on an roads ont OF the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
rinnati .; Philadelphia. 4.
BOXING MATCH.
Coiored Light-Weights Of jackson
Ward Fight Four Hounds.

The colored sports OF Jackson Ward and
a number Of white sports from other Sec
lions OF the city. had a large time al odd
Fellows Hail. on Third street, between
Jackson and Duyal, Wednesday night
A boxing match had been arranged be-
tween two c0lored local light-weights
named Taylor and DaDney for six
round bout.
The bout lasted only four rounds Tor
Nelson's second threw mp the sponge al
tLat point and TAYLOR was awarded the
decision. Taylor had il AN the best from
me start, and Nelson was soon winded.
A darkey named Dabncy was the referee.
There was cake walk and some sing
ing by tho Jackson Ward quartette TO
help IN making the evening enjoyable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
Hickman Won.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. Sept. 2.-Earl
Peabody. champion amateur bicycle rider
OF the United States Was defeated by Ed
Hickman. southern champion IN a two
mile match race al the Coliseum tonight
tlme 4.A.
A one mile event was won by Peabody
in zoo. -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
DR.. JOHN W. NASH DEAD.
Able and Houorcd Virginia Physician
Passes Away Suddenly.

A special % The Times from "Ai.@ii's-
burg las- night Says. ..,,...
"6r Jobn ". Nash died at his residence
,bis afternoon az o'clock. The SUM
,,l,,s rtrne suddenly and unexpectedly, as
fhe doctor was feeling as wei as usual
tbis morning although all knew ana none
better than ho. that lhe end Was nor l'I
or -t....,....,
al the Eastern State Hospital ln ApIN.
lse2 which position he held unuA A4ii
of last year declining reelection on &C.
count of ul-heaIth. in recognition of his
valuable services io iAe lh7llu'lo"' lll'
BOARD of visitors requested him to make
his home nj the Hospital ana he Lad &C.
sided there ever since.
DR.. Nash was in the seventy-third year
of his age lie was born in Amelia couh-
tv va. August -. ls1. He was SON of
Tndce John W. Nash who was Judge Of
,bat judicial circuit for many years prior
no the civil war. After graduating from
the jefferson Medical College of Pni.aiel-
phia. the Young physician commence ihs
professional career at Cumberland Court
house removing al tine end of three or
four years 90 Gainesville. in mat county
where he built up large and Lucrative
practice
Afterwards Or. Nash removed TO Farm
Vile. where he prsct.ced until 1859, coming
TO Richmond with Governor Phil Mckiu-
ney and receiving the appointment OF sur
geon to the penitentiary. I'm that ca
pacity. ne remained On Richmond nearly
three years and a half going 90 Williams
burg bon 1892 10 become one OF the ply
sicians at the Eastern State Hospital
Or. Nash Is survived by one son-Frank
5. Nash. OF Washington. ID. C.. His wife,
who was Miss Lydia smith Of Richmond.
died in 1915 A daughter Mrs. Paulus A..
Irving died some years ago IN Richmond.
Dr. Nash was known very widely in the
State and was regarded very highly in his
profession In social life he was also
greatly esteemed lie was a gentleman
Of the old Virginia type.
The remains will reach Richmond sat
urdsy morning and az noon they VIII be
taken over the Richmond ard DanW.le
division OF the Southern Railway 20 Pow
hatan county. where the interment VIII be
made at his fathers old residence near
the courthouse
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22

Mothers are reaching out for
Boys Clothing having the very
points We have incorporated in
our fall stock.
TO women Of taste our Boys
Clothing will appeal.)
1t is masculine in style, not
girlish. It's becoming to boy
ish fiJures not clumsy. How
many men can appreciate these
points? But all mothers UNI
derstand and realize the supe-
riority of our suits at a glance.
Prices lower than you think.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
r,o,, Cleveland But Had 60 Play
Eleven Innings To Win the FIRST
Onc-Thc Quakcrs Dropped
One 60 the Reds.
Standing Of the Clubs.


Cincinnati, 8; philadelphia. T.
baltimore, ~; Cleveland. Al
louisville. -; Washington -.
chicago Boston. postponed; rain
Pittsburg-New York, postponed. ram
81 Louis Brooklyn. postponed ram
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
RlOTlNG MINERS.
\ Reign of Terror in the strike Dis
trici OZARK an~a~.

LITTLE ROCK. ARK, Sept. q Mall
adyices to-day show that a reign OF terror
exists in the coal mining districts OF Sc
b1stian county. where strikes OF the union
miners continue.
Al the Jenny Lind. crowd or non
unionists armed with Winchesters ceie-
brated the FIRST day by getting drunk ana
Kidding the stesple OF a church With bull
lets Al another time a non-unionist was
accidentally killed while at work In the
mines.
SIrce the withdrawal OF deputy United
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
EVERYDAY
TALKS WITTY
WOMEN

your Vegetable Compoun
more than anything else.
vousness, pains in back
also had neuralgia in my
my husband that some
thing must be done, tor
| was nearly frantic with
pain. Having read OF
TIL wonderful cures
lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound had
performed. determined
to try it. l have taken
It and am happy to say /
am cured. | recofnmer
TO all my friends and n
tire Of telling the bene
have derived from its us
have you alone to THANH
my recovery"
Mrs. ELLEN FLANA-
CAN. 1910 Mountain St.
Philadelphia, Pa. writes:
DEAR MRS. PINKHAM
Three years ago l was
a sufferer from chronic
dyspepsia. was irritable
and cross, and can say
that after taking seven
bottles of lydia r. Pink
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22

vrAet4rNGTON. Sept 2l.-The Coionela
..,.,to1 Yesterday performance to-u"!
.,4 COX a double header sharp he'ulnh
-. c~fical times gave The visitors inc "'9'
game. ..,...... 90 ,,,, civil,
inning when Flahorty cleared me pas's
wsth a three baggcr Attendance LV"
First Game -
,vosb,rrton ......9OO1OOOOO-3
I"n.s.iilo .......... 0O100120x-4 ?
as,terlee-Evans and Kittrdge; PD.Aippi
and thinner. Time. 2 hours.
Second Game
warrington ......... "a
Louisville ............1 ] O01 OX-6
rateries-Fncd and Powers: Flaherty
and thinner. Umpires, Dwycr and Brown
Time 200.
Baltimore. 81: Cleveland 4.
BALTIMORE. ND. Sept. n.-Baltimore
niaved a double header to-day with Cleye-
land and won them both. Holmes mun
nj an easv ny IN the ninth inning of the
contest made two extra innings necessary.
Two singles and a sacrifice allowed Bal
iimore TO score the winning run in the
eleventh inning. Harper was unsteady
ip the second game. while McGinity was
effective. Attendance 12S9.
score. R.HE.
baltimore Embellishments "A
Cleveland ......O1OOOO0 p
Batteries-Howeu. McGinity and Robin
son; Keppper and Sugden. Time, 2:l5.
Second Game
score: Ri T.
BALTIMORE. .......... O2OO2x-4 6 o
Clevelaud........ ........ OIL OOO0I 0
Batteries-McGinity and smith, Harper
and sugden. Umpire-Snyder. Time, 40
Cincinnati .: Philadelphia. 4.
PHILADELPHIA. PA, Sept 2.-ln-
ability 10 hit Hahn was the cause OF the
Phillies defeat to-day. Elberfeld was in-
jured in tho hfth inning. which brought
McPee into the game. Attendance 1896
Score r. IT, T.
Philadelphia ......1 0OO0OO12A @
Cincinnati .......... O2OO2OO10 % II
Batteries-Donahue. Bernard and McFar
land: Hahn and Peltz. UmDires, Swart-
wood and Hunt. Time. 2:05.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
HIS WOUND FATAL
Ensign Coleman Dies OF a SclfInAict-
ed Pistol Shot.

SAN FRANCISCO CAL. sept. 21-En-
a.gn Noah a. Coleman Of the Batueship
iowa. died to-day '1 "a private hospital as
q result OF n complication of troubles and
% bullet wound inflicted by himself some
time aRo boz an attempt al suicide. Young
Coleman had been condemned TO stand
tral by court-martlal Tor various of
fences and attempted suicide. The wound
would nos have caused death -ndCr ordi-
nary circumstance. but his vitality was
so weakened by Worry that he could not
survive.
Ensign Coleman came from one OF the
Oldest and most respected families OF
New York. lie entered the Naval Acad-
omy with the brightest prospects.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
where They Play To-Day.

Chicago AZ Boston.
81. Louis at Brooklyn.
Pilsburg at New YORK.
Cincinnati az Philadelphia.
Cleveland al Baltimore.
Louisville at Washington
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22

hrs PINKHAM says that irritabty indicates disease
MI Women who and snappish are 10 DC
AVA ptied Their homes uncomfortable; their diS-
oons GROW constantly worse Such need the conn
eel and treatment who understands the peculiar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
old Peruvian Church turned

LIMA. PERU, Via GALVESTON. Tx
keE' great IRE this evening aiia.-t
cor airfr F al ffretfI 'he famous and
bca4u.u rhur,n ln Francisco, found
% ~ p.-@..ro - ~,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
DEATltS
PTIII,I.I

PHILLlPS--Died September 2lst. 1899
". r. PHILLIPS. In the SD year OF his
age Funeral on arrival OF 1910 A. NJ.
train from old Point. Friends invited
" attend,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22

Mrs ncrrs had zoo large nowi o.
rosea on her dinner 'aol
"Don't Judge her hnr-hiy' fefhaps me
can't make her hnsn',u ~, "'' 'ee e'eaiN
u,ith a fork--Boston Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
THE TIMES: RICHMOND VA FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER o. $780,
OBJECT TO TRACK
ON CARY STREET
CONTINUED from First Page)

who had signed the original petition, de-
sired their names to be Withdrawn. They
had signed under a misapprehension
and merely as a neighborly act. Turin
or protest. signed by business men, was
also submitted
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26
Important Secret Correspond
enCe on Philippine War.
Rebel Aid Accepted by American Generals
in Exchange for a Promise of Fill
pinO Independence.

depreciation OF the resistance offered by
the Filpinos 10 the American Govern
ment in its effort 20 restore order. They
are advised TO desist and TO put their vel
fare in the keeping OF Mr.. Udell's organ
iZation. which seems 20 have consisted OF
himself. Some features OF the address
would be laughable were IL not for the
background of sorrow and slaughter in
the islands and the reaching out OF weak
hands 10 what seemed 10 be a chance for
a hearing. Among other things Mr.. Udeli
tells them: 'In your behalf we have
given our approval 10 a new organic law
prepared for the government OF the Phil
ippines and entitled a Constitution OF
the United Free States which will per-
petually establish your liberties and erect
republic Of enduring strength In the
archipelago"
Mr. Udell does not furnish a copy OF this
marvellous self-acting. automatic, funda-
mental law. but IL no doubt raised high
hopes among the poor creatures who
heard OF II.
AS far as possible we have arranged the
documents in their chronological order.
Mr.. Udell having impressed the impor
tance OF his position upon the Hongkong
junta. his personality may now be dis
missed and the documents which followed
the presentation OF his pretentious claims
may be considered for the value TO history
Of their disclosures.
The first response appears 10 have been
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26
COULD NOT PICK OFF
THE BRITISH OFFICERS

ORANGE RIVER. Cape Colony, Fri
day. Nov. 24-In all lo7 wounded. includ-
ing several Beers. have arrived here from
Belmont One of the Beers. boy of II
years. was compelled to take up arms
with his father. who is a prisoner. a
wounded Boer said that twenty men were
selected from each Boer section to pick
off the British officers. But, he added.
on the advance Of the British forces the
marksmen were bewidered and IL was
impossible to distinguish the officers.
who wore The same equipment as the men.
The marksmcn were also unable TO make
out the scrgeants and other non-com-
missloned officers, whose stripes had
beer removed
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26
EMILIO AGUlNALDO.
% o Q Q o o o o . o . AAA

kindly interest and sympathy you and your
honorable colleagues have been pleased 10 rnnn-
ifeSt in just cause. We have always con-
sdered the people OF the United States our
friends. and have had and still have n
strong belief In the liberality and sense %
justice which your people have on many occa-
sions displayed IN dealing with a weak and
oppressed people.
We deeply regret the outbreak OF hostiIities
and hope you will make II known TO your
eountrymen that we still confidently look 90
your citizens 10 extend to US the right hand
Of fellowship and assist US In our efforts %
obtain admission into the great brotherhood
OF nations II was for our liberty we strug-
gled with Spain: II was for our liberty We suf-
fered martyTdom. We prefer death % life
without liberty: we cannot tolerate bondage
We were held In bondage By Spain Tor three
hundred years. and we now look for freedom
and justice-the ordinary right % mankind
Surely your countrymen will not deny US our
freedom: nor will they fail to insist just
and honorable settlement OF the difficulties
which have unfortunately arisen.
As soon I received your most interesting
budget / forwarded II 20 my government. at
the present seat OF the Philippine republican
government. and. soon as receive instruc-
tions thereon / shall do myself the pleasure
TO again address you. In the meantime all
can do Is to tender my heartfelt thanks for
your proffered assistance and express the earn
est hope that wise counsel will prevail re-
sulting in lasting peace and the establishment
OF mutually beneficial relations between your
free and progressive countrymen and the un-
fortunate. intelligent and peace-loving inhabit-
ants OF my dear fatherland I have the honor
10 be dear sir your most obedient servant.
q. APACIBLE
n Morrison hill. HongkonE.
Either there must have been some dim
Guilty OF communication or other reaso--