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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
NP. OUIGG WANTS no OFFICE.
He SAYS E1r WOULD NOT ACCEPT AN APPOINT
MENT AS GENERAL APPRAISER

Washington. Jan. q CspeciaD. Congressman
Ouige is not an applicant nor a candidate tor the
once Of General Appraiser. In fact. ne spurns tho
idea To Tribune correspondent to-day Mr..
Qu!gg said
General Appraiser. and much less would l apply
for it, I would not accept any Government ONCE;
s,,ar AZ q sa.ary OF $500 a year. have served
nv time and devoted myself 20 matters that were
OF interest 20 the public, as well as 20 me Now
propose % attend 10 my own anaIrs and get TeA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
't| AMBASSADOR FRou uETIcO.

III AsPISAz APPOINTED TO SUCCEED
SENIOR ROMERO ~ WASHINGTON
-, ~lly' Jan E.-President Diaz to-day ap-
''@Nle. Aspiraz Assistant Secretary OF For
= -'''-l'As, 90 oe Ambassador al Washington.
- is aatye CT Pueola. is nfty-nve wears old and
.. r''-l4Aeni IN the Liberal party in Ahe Admins
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-09
NEW MEASURE S.
Hawaiian Territorial Government Pacific
Cable Spanish War Claims.

Washington. Drc. NJ Representative"
Lit. H.. today. introduced 4 bill t.
proyiir Il territorial form NJ govern
mcnt fen Hawai-. 4 is similar to In"
nraeUr. reported IA thr House. last
year. providing u territorial governor
npluirtrd by the President ana Il Leg
iylLturr ~ tWo houses
Sherman New York. introduced i
Till authorizing The MISUNDERSTANDING
L" contract with an American cabl"
company To s"nd official messages To
Hawaii. the Philippines, Japan and
China for - years ana not 20 exceed
$500 coo a year.
Joy. Mo. by request. introduced bills
granting right uf cable connection with
cuba and Porto Ejr" In the United
states ana West Indian Direct Tell
graph Cu.. and to authorize the West
Indian Development 60. 10 acquire
franchises. rtr.. in Cuha and Port"
Rico.
other bjlIS agy ny Little. Ark. To pre-
ven; mouopolios and trusts and for
the free c1inae" of cold ana silver. by
Hili. Conn. authorizing the establish
m"nt of national banks III cuba. Porto
Rico ana the philippines, Mcl;ac, Ark.
extending the contract labor laws Ia
Hawaii; ~ Rosenberg. III. to create il
commission to pass on claims Of United
states citizens growing out of the war
with Spain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-09
TRANSvAAl WAR NOTES.

There is considerable delay in load
ing the cargo Of hay in The British
steamer Montauk. now at MyStit
wharf. Boston. and it is doubtful if sh,
is ready to leave there for South Africa
before the latter part of next week
consignment of eight cars of hay in
tended for the steamer was condemned
r ,iday. making about 20 cars in all that
have been rejected. The baIing process
is also taking u longer time than was
expected. 50 that only about half of II
viii be rcbalcd. on account Of The
high price Of bunker coal at Boston
the steamer will be Obliged to stop a.
some place On route to the cape.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-09
SSH CONGRESS.
Continued from page -

The past Of the Republican party"
he said. lis behind it. of its present it
is proud. ana its future is assured.
can the gentlemen from Tennessee say
as much?'
WAS the future Of this bill assured
until after the caucus had been held
asked Richardson. amid Democratic
applause.
"There never was a caucus in this
House" replied Grosvenor, which
came together with such unanimlty OF
purpose as that which endorsed this
bill" Republican applause).
cannon. Rep. ILL.,, i'll response 70
thrust of Richardson. frankly said that
ne had voted for free coinage Of sill
Yer. in 1873. but he had done 50 be
cause Of the impending resumption of
specie payments when the Democratic
party was bowling for fiat money
But specie payments had been resumed
without disaster despite the Demo-
cratic huwIs Since then the country
had been on the gold standard.
DalZel closed the debate by recalling
some of the rules under which the
Democrats had forced through unim-
portant bills in the Sind and 55rd Con-
crosses. He referred particularly To
the adoption ot the conference report
i'll the 12nd Congress upon the tariff
bill which the greatest Democrat since
Jackson. Grover Cleveland tdcrlSlvc
laughter on the Democratic Sidc) had
pronounced "a piece Of party pcrfidy
and dishonor' He described the pro-
scdure as rape Of All prcccdcnts' ana
cited other eases wher" he said gag
rule had been employed.
richardson attempted ~ reply t. the
statements. but Dalzrl refused to yield
and at the conclusion Of DalZ"iTS re-
marks, the previous question was or
.lered and the ron was called on the
adoption Of the special order
Thu special order WAS adopt"d-1G% i"
lH-a strict party vote.
Robertson. La. then announced the
death of Representative s. G. Baird Of
Louisiana, and after the adoption of
the customary resolutions at $50 =.
NJ, as q further remark Of respect. IN.
House adjourned until Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-09
GRAVE OUTRAGeS CHARGED.
Investigation Asked Of Troops Conduct in
Idaho Mine troubles.

Washington. Dec. Representative
Lentz Of Ohia. today introduced 4
Joint resolution recitinL the charges
growing out of the presence Of United
States troops under Brig. Gen. M"r-
riam at the crnters IF mining troubles
in Idaho ana asking for an inVcstiga-
zion by 4 special committee Of nine
members to be appointed hy III"
Speaker.
The resolution says that it is 4 matter
Of general information that United
states troops were sent ~ Idaho in de-
nance of ana contrary Ia the fedora!
constitution ut the individual request
Of the governors. when no riot Or in
sulraction existed and without con-
sulting tho Legislature or III" local
sheriff 1t il asserted that Gen. Mer-
riam declared martial Inv and "arbi-
trarily ana without warrant Of law.
arrested hundreds Of citizens and held
them under most brutal and tyranni-
cal conditions"
The arrests it is charged. included
many members Of the Miners Union
and the local sheriff 1t is asserted
that many men were imprisoned in a
bull pen" place unfit for human
habitation. Allegation is made that
one prisoner became insane from the
treatment and escaping. was shot as
he jumped into q river. In another
case. it is charged . dying prisoner
was denied spiritual consolation.
Specific acts Of cruelty are given. in
GLIDING compulsory standing erect for
seven hours each day III the hot sun
under penalty of death if attempt was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-09

river and harbur and Cumberland
sound and To have wrongfully collect
ga from the government sums of money
Variously estimated to amount from
81. 900 OO0 to s. 800. 600 The indictments
have not yet been made public. as it is
the custom of the federal courts to
have its defendants in custody or I'M
der bonds before publishing the indct-
ments.
During the week the grand jury has
examined various witnesses in respect
10 the matteJ among them several
army and war department officers from
Washington and n mass Of evidence
Including drafts amounting to more
than $l.000,000 drawn by Carter ana
many papers respecting the work on
the Savannah river and harbor ana
Cumberland sound. Col. Gaynor anu
capt Greene arc understood to be III
New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-09
Son Of an Ohio Merchant Cured Of Chronic
Diarrhoca.

My son has been troubled for years
with chronic diarrhoea. Sometime ago
persuaded him to take some Of
Chamberlain collie, Cholera ana Diar-
rhoea Remedy. After using two bot
ties IF the Decent size he was cured.
| give this testimonial. hoping some
one similarly afflicted may read it ana
W. observation-disclosures q. Bower. Glen
"oc, Q. For sale by Jno. Coughlin, III
Water 81. druggist.
tu.th, sat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-09
LEI NOT THE GUILTY ESCAPE.
More Indictments 10 The Carter Conspiracy 10
Deiraud the Government.

Savannah. Ga. Dee. >.-'rh, Morning
News viii say that the grand jury ~
the United States court Of the south
'rn district Of Georgia in session here
has found indictments against John
Gayn"r. T.. II. Greene and +. +. Gay
nor New York. co-partncrs in the At
lantic Contracting CO.. ana others. fnr
conspiracy 10 defraud the government.
This is an outcome of the conviction
Of Q. NJ. Carter, late captain of cngi-
neers Of the army
Messrs. Greene and Gaynor are al
lrsed to have been i'll conspiracy with
'arter t. defraud the government in
'hc Improvement MntkS IN Savannah
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-09
MAINE POSTAL CHANGES.

Washington. Dee. A.-'rhe following
star schedule changes in Maine are an
nounced:
Route 1886 Hillside To Perley Mills
T.. L. station On. o. Leave Hillside
daily except Sunday at S.53 \. NJ. Ar
rive at railroad station by 9.23 y NJ.
i.es.yc railroad station daily except
Sunday III LIE y. NJ. Arrive at Hill
yida NY ia. A. n
Route l562. Mountain to Gray.
Lave Mountain daily except Sunday
~ y. NJ Arrive at Gray by 10.45 A.
u l..,Nr Gray daily except SUNDAY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-09
Congressional Notes.

The commissioner Of internal revenue
has decided that atratcd distilled water
is entitled to exemption from tax even %
advertised rs a remedy or cosmetic.
Representative Berry Of Kentucky. said.
Friday, that hc would use every effort tn
secure early consideration frr his Joint
resolution giving the thanks "f Congress
!" Rear Admiral SrhlrN- IN" resolution
is the same as that introduced hN Nj.
f,'rrY last year. ANA tenders the. thlnk-
IF Congress and the American pvupl" to
itrIT Admiral Schiry ana Ia the officers
and men of his command for their heroic
ana distinguished conduct i'll dcStruyin-
The Spanish fleet IN Cuban waters ON July
l.,H
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-09
Beers Frequently Fire on Patrols.

London. Dec. A-Tht' following al
vices nave been received from Gen
Mcthurn'4 force at Mudder river undrl
date If Tuesday. Dee. ;:
"I;""ls are seen daily passing be
tween Spytf"nt-in ana Jacobsdale laag
vrS. Th"y frequently fire Oh patrols
Mounted infantry received 4 severe fir,
while putr"llinG Xix miles toward IN,
north from q hill There was no cas-
uIltrs. An hours cannon firing has
been heard at Kimberley"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-09
LADYSMlTh CASUALTIES.
British Have Lost I79 Killed. Wounded and
Missing since Nov. /.

Lady smith. Dee. Via Wreucn.-Th,
total British casualties here since NOV.
"rr live officers and ~ men killed aud T.
officers aud l.n men wounded. with tnr,v
MISSING. The Hu"r force is still around
ue I'M Large numbers, but AL within line
town .rr wen ana cheerful
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-09
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. Dec. S.-Thc following
pension changes in Maine are am
nounced:
Original, widows. special accrued
Nov. a. Harry l.. Dudley, South Nor
ridgewock, $l2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-09
ridge at Frere Camp Compl. ted.

Frcrc camp Dee N.-Thc trcstlr brdG,.
NrrSnG il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-09

at 80 p. NJ Arrive at Mountain b!
J.3J p NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-09

br. i5uit /. Cough Syru,i ~ :, uc,.c>
4 lN Nhtr, thrlc IlH cuf.il ..". I, cures
.l.IGp "nA wh".riu- ..'l-. F.fa... tGl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-09

justiiablc." Exeter had the negative
side
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-27
LEGISLATIVE.

The house finally adoptad the amended
rules which make tieup Impossible:
rights Of the minority are to be safeguard
cd by a further proposed amendment.
unfavorable majority report will bs
made on Wooten's resolution to contest
the internal revenue commissioners rul-
ing concerning stamps on official bonds.
There Is opposition TO Governor Hogg
being employed as special counsel In tho
railroad commission Injunction case; IL
another assistant attorney general Is pro-
vidcd there will BIO no outside counsel
called In.
Senate adopted resolution of inquiry
as to what amount OF land Is due tho
school fund. II any. by the State. A bill
was introduced In tho house to refund
lands due the school fund
a bill was introduced in the house pro-.
viding for makiug Of emergency rates by
tho commission during the tendency Of
injunction proceedings.
House bill empowering the railroad COM
mission to fix assessment OF railroad prop
erty has been favorably reported.
The senate referred Miller's court bill
to a special committee. considered bill for
tho creation of life insurance companies;
ordered several bills engrossed: finally
passed several bills, among them one for
relief of roads whose charters are about
to lapse and che exeinpting physicians
from payment OF occupation tax.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-27
WEATHER IyroRMAr1ox,
intensely Cold Weather.
Denison. Texas, January 2s-An 'iat
cold norther arrived this afternoon. u
Forecast aud Conditionl

Forecast aud Conditions
Washington. January 26.-The storm M
trail over Wisconsin has moved inle ~
tario. increasing in intensity, and haa u q -
snow and violent gales in the lake ~
Rain has fallen on the west gulf ccaet
Storm has been followed by rnafta
pressure area. which is central toni 4!
North Dakota, and which has caused Z AZ
fall in temperature from the middle and -
ern Rocky mountain regions to the OH ~
ley and upper lako region. Us a
st. Paul reports a fall OF 50 dsr1 Y
twcnty-hour hours to 4 below zero, ~ ~ 4
export and Dubuque d fall OF SO degrees . n
Tie temperature has risen In the Au1F
states and has remained stationary .sleevssl3
including the Pacific coast, where the w. ,
has been fair. - ~
The cold wave will move eastwan ~
reacn the Atlantic coast Friday night c ss.s.
iail OF 20 TO 30 degrees in the AuA9Ss
States. except in Eastern FLORIDA, az e.
cold weather will continue througholt ssS,
day with northwestery gales until rsu n
morning. 1t will also grow coioef ~ y n y.
!, lower lake region, the Ohio valley ~ ma, n
Gulf States, except Eastern Florida, sl's \
will be colder Friday night. Y.
Tho weather will be fair in all distnfm ~.
coded by snow in the Middle Atlauuc uss ..
and rain on the west gulf. SoutnelY XXX lSM
VIII prevail on the north Atlantic coast W.
ing to northwestcrly, with much colueI WIZ VI n
or and fresh TO brisk porthwesterly VIZ =
the Middle and South Atlantic States 80.
Storm signals are displayed on the Alsy1
coast from Wilmington to EastporI
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A STORM IN THE SOUTH SEA
A TERRIBLE CYCLONE DEvAsFAr
ED MANY VILLAGES.
Many Vessels We're Nrecheo an"
Numbers of Lives Lost-Wh'tcs
Rescued From the savnges.

Victoria, B. c., January 26.--The steamer
Aoranei. from Australia, brings details oil
n terrible cyclone which swept the South
| seas about the middle of December deNas-
| tatins villages, wrecking shipping ana
| causing many deaths.
| At Samrai, in New Guinea, on December
| 81 the gale was terrific. Cocoa palms went
| down by hundreds and We're carried OUT 10
| sea. Torrents of rain fell. Twelve yes
| sells were wrecked The cutters Mayilower
| and Nabua are total wrecks as is the Bas-
ilaki. The Ketches Bebem and Baden were
| lost off the Good Enough islands and MIR.
| Kennedy, manager of the New Guinea De-
( velopment company, was drowned, togetner
with the crew, save one boy. me missioi,
steamer Albert McTarr went ashore. and
| the lugger Lysander and cutter Fleetwlng
were totally wrecked at Wedan The cut
| ter Portin was smashed near Port Glas-
| cow The schooner Eden Gowan and cut
ter Ivy were lost in the kossman group
and Captain Godel and crew were drowned
| in the Solomans the hurricane did the most
damage, whole villages being destroyed
Hundreds OF cocoa plantations were up
rooted and yam patches leveled. over oVV
natives are reported killed.
Captain Pentrost of the yacht Stauben,
who brought news of the disaster to SID
ney, says he saved a woman who was to
have been killed as a sorceress, she being
accused of having caused the hurricGne.
He bought her, the purchase price being
pig and took her to another island,
where she was released.
The Aorangi also brings news that the
steamer Ysable had conveyed to Sidney q
report from Mr.. Forrest, resident trader
ut Santa Cruz, that information had reached
him through natives that q Sidney yacht
IN hpo pan hv q
the crew two white men, escaped into the
bush. This s the island where the cutter
Curlcw was cut out early in the year and
her crew murdered. The Ysable proceeded
to Utupoa to make inquiries. They landed.
fully armed. at several villages on Basili!-
harbor and found one burned by her maj
csty's ship Mohawk in revenge for the
murder of the crew of the cutter Curlew.
They rescued the Curlew's boy the sole
survivor of that unfortunate vessel.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-27
BUSINESS IS TIED UP.
Strike Of Dockmen and Railway Employees
In Colombia.
NO TRAINS BETWEEN PANAMA AND COLON
Military We're ordered TO charse
spnninrds-Town of Porus' Jn-
mnica, Destroyed by Fire.

Colon. Colombia, January 2s.--Matters In
connection with the strike Of dockmen and
railway employees here and at Panama are
growing worse The steamer Alliance which
arrived last Tuesday is lying idle and all
business is paralyzed. There have been no
freight trains from Panama today the
ship deputation Of Panama strikers arrived
at Colon with view of strengthening the
mutual claims. The military we're ordered
to charge mob of spaniards attempting to
prevent passenger trains from leaving Pan
anna. Police are riding on all switch en-
gines.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-27
eur. The rslea,s ., spanlsh prisoners held

cure the rcIcase Of Spanish prisoners held
b. the Philippine insurgents.
Information officially received By the
Madrid government from the Philippines
show that tho lives Of Spanish women aud
children. as we'll as men. are In danger
and that the prisoners are not receiving the
proper treatment The Spanish government
called attention to that provision of the
treaty requiring this government TO use Its
good Offices to procure the release OF the
prisoners, and urged the United States TO
DO everything possible to do so.
Secretary Hay replied that General Otis
had been instructed to give Immediate at
fcntion to the matter. bit this government
has made no promises to obtain the reicasc
OF the prisoners II Is the growing belief
that the United States will be able to OBJ
tain the release only by force.
Information has also been received here
showing that 500 frinrs held as prisoners
are compelled by the PHILIPPINES to undergo
all sorts Of mental 1abors. such as attend
ing the horses OF PHILIPPINE officers, having
the streets OF towns, and so forth.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-27
hold ROBBERY.
Sixty Thousand Pounds Stolen In
Dnytime--afopcy Returned.

Sixty Thousand Pounds stolen In
Dnytime--Moncy Returned.
London. January 26.-Tho robbery of
over 100000 from Paris bank in this city
on Monday last. which has been the sem
sation of the week, took a dramatic turn
today when the chairman of the bank an
nouncod at meeting of the shareholders
that 100000 in the highest notes had been
returned TO the bank by post.
The robbery apparently was most dar-
ing crime. The thief is supposed to have
walked boldly behind the counter, where
there were over 100 clerks, opened a draw
or. from which he took a parcel of notes,
and walked out Of the bank undetectod :.
American thieves are suspected of having
been connected with the robbery as several
of them have been seen in London and
recognized lately. The bank is utterly
helpless. Thirty-siS e1000 aud twenty
el5O0 notes figure in the robbery. Most Of
these have now been returned and the re.
mainder OF the notes are practically unne-
gotiabc.
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support they were getting ID III. ",
try. ne described how Asuisssx' ~
OF the United States ana Ma ~ ~.
those who sought to print h 49, = 81
"Aguinaldo was our allv . .j
ago." interposed MFR. johnson fssv ~ f.
Why did he not remain arr ssi.t y
piled Mr.. 0rosvenor. ssReneS,st y.
was our ally also before hc becssss : peg
tor
But for the course Of events -. "
ginning before the conclusior A. ~.
campaign, continued Mr.. Orosvssss \! =
would today be reace and co.cnsrs;i " h
the Philippines. The Expression " n.
who were opposing the admibistrss;.a "a
couraged the resistance OF ..Avu,rssss \
his gang" at .lloiIo, while Ssrc a a
capitol Agonciilo was insultinslv x "
ing Of the president that he deHrs N N
sitiop. He had seen letter finn ~ 4
Dewey received in New York : ~ 'L.l
ago In which he said that II the ftsSsS ~:
ratified and the insurgents VAN Sss
that they were not supported s. sss!s
party in the United States Tiara ~! NJ
an end q strife and peace would y u
tablished. ss.' ~
In conclusion Mr.. Grosvenor chsI,..
any one TO deny, nrst, that the nr&13iSs
had deviated from the course YnSpnsS A.
by congress-. second. that he had ,s,' "
any authority he was not compellsd Y A..
sumo, and, third, that the settiemsst q
the Philippines was a question a. n
future. 4,
Mr.. Hepburn (Rep.. Iowa) advocalea e
passage of the bill. He said tbaf 4 AZ
army was increased to 100000 II vS7
not be larger, the area. populatico NJ
necessaries OF the United States c,n7S
cred, than the, standing army Wiki ~
ferson supported. n \
Among the other speakers al 10 n.
noon session were Messre. McRte ID
Ark.) and Simms (Dem., Tenu.) q I, 4
sition to the bill, IL
At 5 o'clock the house recessed u I
o'clock.
At the night session the feature ~ 4
hours speech by Mr.. White (Rep., n. On
the only dolores member Of tie ~
against the election methods IN tho s(ik,
Among the other speakers were xtjlI
Talbot (Den., S. CD. Bartlett ~;
Ga.) Lewis fDem., Cal, Kitchen o.,
N. c. and Lamb tDem., va.) In oppsl
ton to the Hull bill.
At 11:15 p. m. the house adjou1M
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-27
SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS
WARRINGTON.


Er.Attorney General Garland stricken
With spopiexy whiic addressing tho SUI
IRENE court and died in ten minutes.
Commssary General Eaean testified In
his own behalf in dramatic manner. at
testing innoccntc. Tho defence viii DO
revocation. mental nervousness and the
guaranteed immunity.
The chief speech in the house was that
Of Grosyenor OF Ohio in favor Of the army
REORGANIZATION bill and in defense OF Pres
ident Mckinley.
During debate on the pension blu in the
senate. Senator Butler advocated pension
Ing ex-confederates. claiming tho south
was right during the war. Butler finally
Withdrew his amendment.
Ia executive session the failure OF the
president TO furnish documents on the
Taris conference was the only subject Of
discussion.
The Philadelphia is ready to proceed TO
samoa TO investigate the affair at Apia.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-27
THE PHILIPPINES.

The ltlief Is growing that al extra ses-
slon OF consitss will be necessary to rat
lily the treaty. and that after a govcrn-
ment Is inaaspiated the PHILIPPINES viii BIO
given Independents.
The Philippine congress has authorized
hsuiroldo to declare war on tho Anieri-
cans Whenever he gets ready.
Women at Cnvito want to join the na-
Two army and fisht tho Americans
Natives may give the Americans eight
GAYS in which tn evacuate.
Friars held by the Philippines are COM
PEELED to do all sorts OF fpenial labor.