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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-12-15

Mishawaka. Ind. Dec :. Rev. {. l.
Roy sc. one of the best-known divines in
the northwest Indiana conference has
notified his congregation that he has
repudiated the Scripture text which
SAYS that "a iaborer il worthy Of his
hire" and he has absolved his member
ship from salary obligations Here
after he will accept whatever the char
liable inclined members of his flock are
disposed 10 give. Rev. Mr.. RoX~e IS the
third minister in the conference otaks
this radical departure.
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indianapolis. Ind. Dee. s.-An I'd
iuStment was effected between the Ee-
public Iron q Steel Co.. which has IA
plants in Indiana. employing 5000 men.
and the state. " hereby the compan v
agrees TO pay it. employees p times each
year. instead Of 81 and not 10 hold back
more than seven days pay at any time.
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Indianapolis. Ind. Dee :. Winston
Parke Noble died Al his home in his
city Of paralysis tie was the OUNCE r
son OF Noah Noble one OF the early gov
ernors Of Indiana. and was horn in this
city November 30. 1854 During the
civil war he served as assistant quarter
master general. with rank Of captain.
lie was a thirty-second degree mason
and a member OF the Grand Army
the Repuhlic.
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Michigan City Ind. Dec. $ - Mrs.
Caroline T.. Haskell. Of this city. has
decided in trust property valued at
from $4,000 20 SiW'D1 70 be distriT-
uted al her death; Chicago university
ia have $1,000 and Oberlin co. college
s21 900 for Instruction ir oriental liter
allure as related TO Chris tianity-
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DEATH BY ASPHYXIATION.


View York. Dec. Policeman Gins.
4. Hensle and young woman. said 20
he Mamie Jackson. - years old. we're
found dead in room - Houston
street hotel. They had been killed by
gas. The two jets ia the room being
found turned ON All the win-ows were
clcei nightly and the ransom over
the door WIS shat Whether II WIS an
accident ar uicide n not known.
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sues for Damages.

Laporte. Ind. Dec. ; 1T The English
Lake Land company. composed Of Chi
cago sportsmen. has been made the de-
fens!an' IN an action brought by Joseph
Trynoski for $40. 900 damages. TrynoS-
Ii was arrested for alleged trespaS :
ard was confined in Jail for several
days. He was acquitted on trial.
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certificates ,

BE- issued TO each candidate thereon
Commissioner Poyntz presents a mir
ncrity report. which he closes by say
ing:
Il am unwilling TO certify fraud and
TO turn Kentucky over 10 the control
of the bayonet. Calling gun and fraud
ulent tissue ballots
Extensive preparations are being
made TO inaugurate Taylor next Tues-
day.
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Whether the pay % representative
Elect Roberts. u Utah IL stopped a. '
result ~ the action q the hcuse in re-
fusing him a seat has not l,ten pzsSFs1s
upon by The house officials and ~saI
rot directly arise un-ii 49, Iznu1r.F
pay certificates Crp issned Mr. 4ol-
efis drew his faF up 70 Dsrrmlsr =
fhe day before congress assembled "a
she rrrriicaE- q Clerk Ne1aoMtl itrf
he was nseraber-tlerl.
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A hin w=s introduced an ccnEvrs< ~
Nr. Penrose. 81 Pcnns,lRania o. the
9TH. 10 pension Mr.. eri1 eg. asl.r "a
the late Capt 6idleE. Of Tie O.s @p1a-
n 500 per month-
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Fort Wayne. Ind. Dee :. Aurora e.
Keel died at his home here. aged IS
years. Hemorrhare Of The brain was
the cause ~ his death. lie was a retired
merchant and a veteran 81 the civil war.
having been mustered out as a captain.
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The George Washington Memorial
association made puhlic. Oh the 9Th :
request that ON Dccemler L. 1879. rhx
centennial anniversary Of Washine-
tons death. @ll the schools Of the land
suspend the regular order 0f exercises
nj II O'Clock a. IA. and deEOre - min
utes 10 a memorial programme i1rlw6-
ing brief eulogy Of Tire life and char
acter az our first president George
Washington
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Portland. Ind Dec >.-The Anti
saloon league j. making a hot fight
a-airs, the pubiicans Of this city Re-
mon strances have been filed before the
county board against "a number who
have applied for licenses. and charges
az sioiations Of the law have been made
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Mishavak Ind. Dec :. John G.
Prorsman died here. ages. 81 years. He
was for eight years a member 81 the
Mis- hawaka council. serving longer
than any other man ever elected % such
Office. lie leaves widow. four children
aud a sister.
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Some interesting light T. rhrcNn an
the position Ct affairs along Tie ue-,-
ern frontier By dispatch issue,l tF =
Roer agency last evening in Is~Eln
The dispatch SAYS
--tommancant Prinz L0oS' force =
near Jacobsdal. between Mo.l1er river
and Eiet river Cen Cronj IS srl
on the north hank Of Mo-Id.r river. BE-
rear being protected ~ fortified Fes..
tons al SPyrfonrein- The hills between
Mocder riFer and SpyrfOnteiG aria
those between Iacobsaial and ..r
RIVER are occupied by Boers- Con-
Inandant Dclarey's force is stationed
between Gras PAN and Honey Ner
lloOf--
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The post Office department has d.
rided that il Is Incompatible with TIC
best interests Of the service 10 rr-zla
married women "a post Office clerl-s-
The department has therefore ruled
that when female post o-fire clerk
rnarries il viii be necessary for hrr
&C resign from the service
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Marion. Ind. Dec. :. - An effort viii
be made 10 revoke the license to prac-
tice medicine II Dr. John r. Curry. az
this city. who is now in Michigan City
prison. convicted Of the charge Of re-
ceiving stolen goods.
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Montpelier. Ind. Dec The cold
snap has mo, done much damage as set
~ sr0p operations ID tic lnoisn ma field.
The operators are still actively look
ing for the precious fluid. and leases
are very active in al portions Of the
state.
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Indianapolis Ind. Dec. 5. - Henry
Howell has been sentenced bv Iufr -
Baker 20 b. months imprisor ment in
'he Ohio peniienfiar, az Columb bus. He
was convicted ~ embezzlinp regis
tered letter from The Monrovinn pust
Office.
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Temperance union clerrymen and 9th
tr church workers Of Toledo O.
called a meeting. on the ID 10 lie held
q. one of The local churches TO rna-
nlcriaiize the common council TO pass
a cLrfeU ordinance Nine o'clock was
agreed upon a. the time limil-
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Kokomo. Ind. Dec. S.-Frank job,
nf the eastern part Of tie county, was
found dead in bed by his wife. lie was
apparently in usual health when he re-
tired
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II this Berlin dispatch b. correct
and il j. especially significant wh+a
judged in connection with Gen Fora4-
rieT-Waiker's adVices 10 the war Office
there must he some 1900 Boers
around Lord Methuen. VINO D. believed
10 have 1900 men Kimberly how
ever, possessing an armOr~d train. c1E
materially assist Meihuen by harrzss-
in. the Beers from the rear
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Gen Cro1se's wing sustained AZ
most solely the fearful attack OF The
British right throughout the day Tt
TranSraalers tenariolsIy held their
positions until seven In the evening
when the Free State r1rgherS wer-
forced 10 retire bv the heavy British
shell FIRE. Gen Cr0nle then retired UNI
der cover Of darkness. after .4eiEy
the concentrated fire OF all the Brit
ish batteries
Her~aI~sn as.auff. Of the British.
The Eoers freely acknowledge th
hsrcul-an assaults Of the British AL
fhede ath-s1lsTensing fire az the All
lacking infantry. but they held their
position for IL hours against the fo~-
e. Of the British army, replying Sole
Is with their NauSers. ana ulziEratl-
ing an uninterrupted rife fire. The
Bc-er artillery Was silenced early in Tho
hattie through the overwhelming Elu-l-
Der Of the British artillery
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According 20 a special dispatch from
Lourenco Marques the MOsdrr River
battle Is described by Borr corr
spondent with Gen CrOnie as one q
the fiercest tie Beers ever expert
eneed-- The correspondent goes on %
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GoEBEL GI, rs Up THE FIGHT.


Frankfort. Ky. Dec. 9.-All preteras..
of a fight for the certificate of election
as governor mas been given up hr The
Goebel people. and whether a contest
will be made in the legislature is reai-
~ yet TO be determined. 1t will de-
pend very largely upon the wording Of
the opinion. which Commissioners Ellis
and Pryor viii hand down at ten
o'clock this morning. II il implies
that the commissioners believe fraud
was committed. which might inxaii-
date the election. did they. A. acan-
va~sing board. have the legal right 10
go behind the certified returns. il -
almost certain a contest viii he made
Otherwise it is uncertain.
viii Continue the Fight
The democratic candidates for the
minor Offices on the state ticket. acting
en- the belief that the commissioner
opinion viii contain implications n
fraud, have already decided 10 fight,
before the state conteSting board. for
the positions TO which they believe
themselves entitled. They had several
conferences during yesterday. but il
vas not definitely determined until
six o'clock in the afternoon 10 make
the contests
TacifIy Admitted the Truth
Commissioners Ellis and PRYOR were
busy all day writing their opinion. and
II was dark before Mr.. Ellis. who did
most of the writing. had finished his
task Neither he nor Judge PRYOR
made any denial Of the fact that they
would decide that Taylor Is entitled 10
the certificate They would not d.
cuss the matter. but tacitly admitted
that il was true
Politician. Desert Frankfort
The politicians Of both parties de-
parted from Frankfort in great num-
bers yesterday. and the town last
night was practically deserted. An the
democratic and republican attorneys
have left for home. the former roinr
yesterday morning. and the LATTER yes
tercay afternoon.
Col Jack abinn Gives In.
Col. Jack Chinn, who has been at
tached 10 the Goebel headquarters. left
late yesterday afternoon. remarkiri-
with laugh as he passed through the
hotel door:
n guess il is an up with rs for this
time"
There IS no indication ofanv trouble.
The story that Judge Pryor viii re
sign at the conclusion Of the board-g
session to-day is untrue Both he and
Commissioner Ellis have lost all love for
the position Of election commissioner
and both may retire after time.
Iniecisive Election Bets.
There has been a great amount of
money bet on the election through
out Kentucky as 10 who would be the
next governor Of the state. and the
betters are trying 10 decide whctn ~.
IL Taylor is declared governor and
later ousted by the legislature as not
being legal incumbent. be was in
fact actually governor al All IN The
eyes Of the law. The Taylor betfers
consirue IL one way. and naturally tie
Coebel men figure il out dir.renrlr.
There has been ~ much money way
cred on the ut-t.otns, thar 4hp .hfr.
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TIE <mcEms- Aho wrre estimated az
500 1aer- and vs 10 were COMING indeed ~
Can MiEe- r-lune from the CH1tsAirrs OF
r1s -rzm q the p.o@t- The lighting
wns from house AZ hcu-e- and almost
rr-- hand &c h1nt- The Americans
c.nV-1rru- - rides and several prison
ers-- The Orarizl rsE.1rr says THAT elght
-.,-n Wrrr szll.e,i ana rhrte wounded
R~isrSrv~ u.~nt. seat 40 tt=aa-
Col H7~ase = ~~ziiu- reinforce
11l=mts -a N-lz 90 l-oart THE runhuat
~ llrv ling
Co. Parker praised the bravery o.
rhe ss-E AnnRrican Ssltirrs- Every
man - ID was 4air 10 stand handled a
r-ze L-rune rhe arr1c&-
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--Telegraphie and Railway couus-...
cation 10 Modder River has b.-.u -.
..r,a...A
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London. Dec 9.-The Times has tiA
following from Modder River. care4
Tuesday. December s. The rlvcr Y
low and the railway bridge is TaFiF. y
approaching complexion The rrs'
train viii cross tonight After te
rraordinzry exerricns rhe ppnton@
bridge has been completed
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bill w=s 4nirudlcsl in comrvrsS ~
Mr.. Penrose. a. Pcnnsa 'Kania Oh TIC
9th. 10 pension Mr. Hri1 ey. sga1r "a
the late Capt 6ridieE. Of Tie OIL @F.1a-
n 500 per moaih-
Queen Victoria has ritrn a TnsnE
Jack for the American hospital sal1 ,
Maine. which the Gukr - toznOlrAf
viii present 10 THE executive commsir-
Tee. on the 10th when the sesSel ~all
D. on view.
john : Nool-en. federal ia.lrr "a
rhe southern district ~ lc~a- cica "a
his home in 1cs Molnes an rhe srh- he
was . years Old. Ia l>-l he w1s APP
pointed 10 the fed -ral district i-rch by
President Harrison-
Tie state department ca rhe s1h- ~
ceiNed a cable message from ll-e'1
States Minister Lromis. al Caracas
Venezuela. ctnfrrIlr- THE press ~
port 81 the capture 81 Maracaito ~
The insurstn1 general Hernardez-
ven 'oii.'L 81 s''e''i'1
aDc - spanish prisoners and the gar
rison AZ Earonbon-. rruEinsr q Nue-
Va Nizcaya. Euzon- ON The ISL 10 Lie-r-
Monroe. with 80 men Of the Fourth
rsaalry-
ISL ~ 49, o. 80
'nF Illus 49,
is,'i = - ~ II.
= -
No. " AMI
i--'''
r-l,..-, : 5000 r,r.-.g -,o.7-.s &,
A.. s.,.l..,, ,,.-u. - n-s..a,nr- Conn
y, 80. "a .rros,r..i-,.. i ,-.r..--.a s.,-
-. ~ -, ~ eer- ~ -f.. Vs..
- ~. errntr.,ees az -.r z..si. - 90
in-i 49,, 80. s-.- ~ IN. .f.r Tbr
Ar-,n~er,.a-s are afnnr rumrie-ez
far 80. mn~r-,ir celebration IN Mash-
ir...,r, CITY ia ~. s..r-.-r7al ~ H..
death ~ G,srre Washinrrrn On d.
r.mi.er u. E.arre rrrufer~ Of rslas.o1as
from An over tie United states and
Canada ar. exper-ed To- attend.
Cattlemen -hroughouf The wes1 are
objecTing seriously 10 The char-e rr--
csntly made ~ the railroads II char--
ing by weight instead Of tn The car
load. as formerly They claim that ia
WORKS al incT'vase in Tie rates Ah5cA-
they assert. are already a. great II lO1
more than they should be-
-
rided that Il = ineoH FEAilhi- with rne
best interests Of the service 70 re-aia
married women a. post ot1'ce clerl-s-
The department has Therefore ruled
that when a female post once clerk
narries y VIII oe necessary Tor her
&C resign from the service
Mem Ders o. ne women asrlSlian
Temp rance union clergy m and or
called a meeting On The sc- 10 be held
n one OF the local churches 70 re-
nlcriaiize The common couneil 70 pass
cIrfe~ ordinance Nine O'Clock Vas
agreed upon ~ The time limit
Zen Nlhur * Niniih- Iftsl-t11 -
the National As@c'eiA1ipl q NeAlc1n
War Veterans hes written iesiers 70
prominent men az cAtr Ti- 1lftHA
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LORD METHUEN's POSITION


London. Doc- e-- Foressirr-1., rt..
has sent the following dispatch. sll-.I
al nine O'Clock last tFrdayb rurr-n.
10 the War Office. from Cape Town
s..mf~.ss. -
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"A battery Of Field artill~ry ~
a battalion Of infantry wcrr I'm.
patched from Moelder River again.
Commandant Prinx Loos' f05rc ~ ~.
Eoers- with one gum. who had s
troyed the railway Our losses WEI.
IL wounded
belmont has bern strrnerhema,s hq
infantry and two guns. and c1rasrv
regiment and troops from Naauwr III
occupied Arundel THURSDAY
The Es~my-s Fere~ Near sata~r~
The enemy's forces near Grn- Ca--
acre We're reported as follows. Ar
Dordrecht. 500. marching from jams
town 10 DOrdrechr- zoo. with six guns.
a. Siormberg. 100: az Material
large force. strength unknown a.
Moltono. abous 500
Lord Methnen rcp'O-ts c1Sraalrsas. De-
ocmber g. on patrol duty. az follows
Missing. Lieut. Trisrrarn and four = Z
Of The Twelfth lancrrs; wounded. ss.r
men,
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London. usc- THE following ai-
vice have lse~n rt~sised from III q.
M.shuen's sprce az Nosieier River Ha-
d. date ~ tuesday. D-crmAier y
--Iscers are seen daily passing t--
tween SPvts0nreim and JaroRsriai lHa--
err They Frequently Gre on patrr
Mounted infantry received . s@eere
fire. while Fafrolling six miles t0vsar-s
the north. from a hill
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TacitIy Admitted the Truth.


The politicians Of both parties de-
parted from Frankfort in great num-
bers yesterday. and the town last
night was practically deserted. An the
democratic and republican attorneys
have left for home. the former roiny
yesterday morning. and the latter yes
fercsay affarnrnr,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-04
BRITISH FIRMS RESENTFUL
Feel that Contract for Bridge i'm the
Soudan Was Not nrepcriy
Competed For.

LONDON, April 3.--rhere is continued dis
satisfaction among British contractors at
the fact that a Philadelphia firm has sue
ceeded in obtaining the contract to build
the bridge over the river at Bara. in the
Soudan, and it is now lnsinuated that the
American firm had the Specifications in ad-
vance of its rivals Mr., R'gby of Rigby &
Westwood, leading English firm of con
tractors, in an interview published today
says:
Il simply do not believe that any firm
in the world can turn oIt bridge of that
size in the time mentioned. We and other
British firms made special efforts to secure
this particular contr" ct. 3. At a meeting of
our directors, who are all connected with
large steel mills, it was agreed to divide the
supply of the requisite material and let
other orders wait. We made a very low
tender, guaranteeing to deliver the bridge
by April 80; but no tenders of British firms
were even acknowledged. OF course a
bridge has undoubtedly been shipped from
Philadelphia, but / absolutely decline to be-
lieve that the work on it was commenced on
February s. The American firm either had
the specifications before or adopted stand
ard bridge to suit the requirements of the
case. No other explanation is possible. The
general feeling is that the British firms have
been unjustly treated
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-04
TROUBLE IMPENOS At CANTON
chinese Capture English Supcrin-
tcndcut uf Hong INOug poIicC mud
Troops Arc Ordered out.

HONG kong April 1T is reported
that the Chinese have captured Captain
Henry Francis MAY, superintendent Of the
Hong Kong police
Two companies OF Welsh fusliers went
to Canton last night on a torpedo boat
destroyer sent there to protect British in
tcrests and the torpedo boat destroyer Fame
followed at daybreak this morning with 200
men. The Hong Kong regiment Is now
under orders to proceed to Canton.
Captain Francis Henry May, who has been
superintendent of police at Hong Kong since
1893, and superintendent Of the Victoria jail
and fire brigade there since 1896. is the
fourth son Of the late j. A. c.. May, lord
chief justice of Ireland. He is now in his
4Oth year. He received special decorations
for service rendered during the coolie strike
and the great plague of 1894.
LONDON, April 4.--The Hong Kong CORE
spondent Of the Daily Mail says: Placards
have been posted in the Ken Loon hntcr-
land melting the people to stop the British
officials from surveying there and the ofTi-
cials have returned to Hong KONG because
of the threatening attitude of the Chinese.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-04
FERMENT IN THE BALKANS
People of Bulgaria Astir with the
Expectation of Approaching
Stirring Events.

LONDON, April Sin connection with the
collision between the Bulgarian and Turkish
frontier guards at Kozyl-Agob between
Janboli and Adrianqpoln. correspondent
in Macedonia wrtteaT.tc la Pap Mall Ga
zette concerning the seething condition in
the Balkans. He says;
Grave consequences cannot be deferred
much longer. The whole province is armed
and matters are rapidly drifting into open
revolution. The people are drilling for the
coming struggle and the country is virtually
in a state of siege. Turkish troops have
been pouring into most of the disturbed dis
tricts concentrating chiefly in the north
and reinforcements are arriving daily. De-
tachments guard the Oriental railway from
Salonica to the Seryian border and the gar
rison towns are packed with soldiers.
There is widespread impression
throughout the land that momentous events
are impending. There is a general feeling
Of unrest everywhere trade is at an abso-
Lutte standstill and the Ottomans are pre-
pairing in grim, deadly earnest, because they
are convinced that Bulgaria is at the bot
tom of the troubles in Macedonia and will
certainly actively support the expected ris-
Ing, encouraged by Russian influence. 1t is
estimated that 100 900 men are under arms.
ready for action in the immediate repression
Of the rebellion"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-04
CHEERING NEWS FROM OTIS
ncIicyed mt Washington that Agui-
nnldO's Army is Rapidly Thin
ming Through DesertiOns.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-War department
officials were pleased by the cheering dis
patch from General Otis received today. 1t
contains a great deal OF encouragement for
them and those who knew General Otis well
say he Is not a man to take roseate view
CT the situation unless there is reason for 1t.
1t Is argued that the FHipinos have never
been used to the kind of warfare that the
Americans have given them and for that
reason they are now aware that 1t will be
impossible for them TO accomplish any
thing by continued fighting.
IT Is evident by the reference which Gen
eral Otis makes to reconnotering parties
that he is having the country thoroughly
covered and the information that they are
giving him is the basis of the dispatch re-
ceived today 1t Is believed that desertions
will soon deplete the army OF Aguinaldo to
little or nothing. That portion of the dis
patch relating to the Vlsayans refers to the
operations of which Iloilo is the base. The
group includes Panay, Bohol, Cebu, Negros
and others of less Importance.
The rebellion against the United States
authorities was not very serious in these
islands. being stirred up by emissaries OF
Aguinaldo at Iloilo. The constant defeat of
Aguinsldos forces north Of Manila has no
doubt had depressing effect upon other In
surreetionists.