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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-22
THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
BY Use
Houston Printing Company.

r. Al. JOHNSTON. PRESIDENT
q. ]. PALMER, - vicE-PRnsiDESf.
THE DAILY POST, H ThE SUNDAY POST.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-22

Aguinaldo's commissioners are grasplng al
straws this trip.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-22

1t can already be seen that few cities wid
possess handsomer roadway than our Main
street when the asphalt paving is finished
some day the pavement will be carried on to
the auditorium, and then the Improvement
viii be complete
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-22

The report from Omaha OF an address be-
fore the Populist club Of that city by Mr..
Bryan IN which he ia said to have contended
that the "is to / popullsts were the ones
CHOSEN 10 save" this nation, probably does
Mr. Bryan rank injustice. The report evident
ly came from the Omaha Bee office a paper
particularly bitter toward the great demo-
cratic leader
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-22

The Post acknowledges with thanks the re-
ceipt Of an invitation to attend the COM
mencement exercises Of the class OF ninety-
nine" Of Elizabeth college. Charlotte, n c.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-22

Secretary Alger will have to resign from
the cabinet and ally himself with the anti
administration forces in Michigan IL he OK
poets to defeat Senator Mcmillan for the sem
ate, Such step would be pie for the ad-
ministratlon crowd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-22

Besides the usual departments, ~
articles in the May number Of ins
man are THE Opera Season Of "
by Esther singleton, some lsp|
Charles Lamb, not previously pun
the.conelusion of a paper on EdouA'|
and poem by Percy Adams-Huls1
called THE Bridge Builders" VI
very good, in the Klpling manner
bustious assertiveness.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-22

Those Boston women who are taking 80
much dish" in antl-lynching meetings
ought to be compelled to live for time in
lonely and unprotected rural localities In the
Go an
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-22

A very interesting addition to Apa
Library of Useful storlesr d
Story of the British Race" by John y
This little work throws new and 3
ing light on the real nature Of tie ,
people. 1t gives the views Of n
anthropologists upon the races vi
habitate the British Islands, aud Il
some errors regarding the origin All
gree of the nation which has iuiNa
and literature for ages.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-22

The negro question, which d d
more seriousness to this country u
generally appreciated. will be tla|
j. l.. NJ. Curry in the June Issue \
pletons' Popular Science monthly
Curry, late minister to Spain and d
rector Of both the Peabody and The
educational funds, has had excepted
portunities for studying the negro
South, and his conclusions are Of 4
value on this account.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-22

General Miles and the officers in the army
Who are suspected Of being friendly toward
him. need not expect any quarter from the
war department henceforth. This is scan
dalously subversive Of discipline and the
proper esprit Of the army. but It Is fact.
A machine that Is run through spite anu
jealousy ought to be kept rs small and in
nocuous as POSSIBLE.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-22

In the early fall a volume Of
Romances, by Albert White so''|
be published, Mr.. Worse was
of Lieutenant Peary's expedition
which reached about the same su|
that attained by the second Grnusl
dltion, under Elisha Kane in H0'''|
worse assisted Prof. Heilprln ~
the changes now found on the la'1
OF Greenland.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-22

ENTERED Ar The Posrorfics AT HOUSTON. TEXAS
As SECOND CLASS MATTER
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-22

AZ tho big Are in this city Saturday night
scme Of the nremen exhibited as conspicuous
nerve and endurance ms any heroes on any
other "Arlng line could display.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-22

II "a city that maintains a thoroughly Of
ncent Are department also controlled Its
water works. II would probably have an ads
quate supply OF water on hand at all tinies
with which to fight fires. Houston has lost
many handsome aud coEtly buildings because
of the want OF water at the critical moment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-22

It must be admitted that Aguinaldo Is
strictly correct Ia asking for an armisticC
until tho Filipino congress can meet--a con,
gtess constantly on the jump through the
Jungle can't transact much business In a de.
lucrative way.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-22

Tho Texas coast country cities and towna
cannot afford to overlook any sanitary pre-
cautions against the possibility of the spread
OF disease. so long IS reports OF fever cpl
demic come from the Mexican Gulf coast.
Cleanliness IL safer than quarantine.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-22

"Modesty, Courtship and
Rights" is the title OF 'H'
speaking brochure from the pen
Brooup, published by the in'V,
Book company of Chicago. y -
pointed truths and deprecatss '.s
prudishness as to known evils WAY
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-03-28
4 Cut Glass Present.

The members and officers OF the
Board of Health surprised their cX.
president w. o. Smith yesterday. Is
a mark OF their esteem they prescn ed
him with a beautiful cut glass pun h
bowl service. The Offering was en-
luisitely fashioned and as a testimon-
.al 10 show the cordial feeling held
by the members and officers of the
Board to the retiring official.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-03-28
Or. J. Coils Brownies ChIorod yne

Vice Chancellor SIR W. PAGE WOOD stated
pGblich in court that pR J COLL BROWNE
was ~ dOu5'.dly the INVENTOR Of CHIORO'
DYSE; that the whole story of the defendant,
Freeman. was deliberately untrue. and he regret
ted to say II had been sworn TO. See The Iimes,
july ~, ls64
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-03-28
SUFFERED FOR FOURTEEN YEARS

! have been afflicted with rheuma-
t!sm for fourteen years and nothing
seemed to give any relief was able
TO be around all the time. but constant
ly suffering. had tried everything !
could hear Of and at last was told 10
try Chamberla!n's Pain Balm, which ]
did, and was Immediately relieved and
in a short time cured. ! am happy to
say that It has not since returned
Josh. Edgar. Germantown, Cal. For
sale by Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd,
Wholesale agents for II. !. All drug
g!sts anG dealers.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-03-28
Told By The Sergeant.

.s trmFa Ut| h.
81
..H. H.Hrsu s5fFi, IIm H
~ HH Rapids r..a rsfEffHt N.lbHI
Umu H.. HHi hearty U..IHIfI De-
rU# .fs Has H H.frH aHIuls
His HsI Ire slms ,t fHa bEH..s .r Hf'
r.tH WH" fn ruuf IuH Biz ,Kpr
emo t1 o. reporter So uunn slIl
About 70 year auI n half aE, . boz.
an to have troublr With ms stomach
" slnorlne Vas so Intense that tfe1
4 nrrent medicines and doctor,l with
several physicians boo NI.hJI perml-
uuu relief
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-03-28


ter Than ! do
now, even IN my younger days ! am
naturally robust man, but that stOm-
ach trouble, together with rheumatism,
which afterward set in, were making
Iaht inroads upon my health and / am
satisfied that IL would have been but a
short time before my comrades would
have been conducting the regulation
funeral ceremonies over my remains,
had ] not CHANGED to read Of and taken
Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale Peo-
Pile
There ar" several Others In the
house who are taking these pills and
are receiving great benefit"
RICHARD DUNN.
subscribed and sworn TO before me
this lst day Of November, 1897.
HENRY GIBSON, Notary Public.
Sergeant Dunn is perfectly willing
that anyone should write him in ref
erence 20 his case, provided stamp is
enclosed for reply
All the elements necessary to give
new life and richness to the blood and
restore shattered nerves are contained
In a condensed form In DIR. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People They are
also specific for troubles peculiar TO
females, such as suppressions, irreg-
ularities and all forms OF weakness. In
men they cure cases arising from
mental worry, Oyerwork, or excesses
OF whatever nature.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-03-28
Or. ]. Coils Brownies ChlorOdyne

la LIQUID med cine which F,suag.s PAIN Of
EVERY KIND. affords calm, tette-hing sleep
WITHOUT HEADACHE, aud ISNlGORATEs
the nervous system when exhausted. L. the
Great Specific for Cholera. Dyson
terry, Diarrhea.
The General BOARD of Health London, re
ports that II ACTS a. a CHARM; one dose gen
orally Sufficient.
DR. Gihbpn, Army Medical STAFF. Calcutta,
states; Two doses completely cured me Of
diarthHl
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-03-28
Down Again

In pficfs BE- me MATTE co.
nonf ana feed snd 20 follop
u closely
send us your otdeFs anf ,hsy
VII ts hibd nt the lowest
market price
The matter - 3 ~ 40 csntk
upon a hnndfsi pounds Of
feed should not concern yon
~ much % the quality o.
poor feed IL dear 90 any price
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-03-28

read MI
aCcount of
Dr. Nilltsius
PiUk Pills Tor
Pale People
having cured
"A Gaze much
like mine AID
| decided To
give them "a
uial which l
dId.
"Aftef TAX
ing five boxes
! was cured. ]
-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-03-28

PURE
WATER.
EXERCISE

Our doctors are busy treating pa
tients who are suffering from COM
plants, more especially malarial dis
orders. which will be materially bene-
fitted II they drink water that IL purs
and possesses curative features, as does
Bartlett Spring Water.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-03-28

Mr.. Allen is a graduate OF Annapolis
and is consulting engineer with Fraser
& Chalmers, OF Chicago.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-03-28
VIGILANCE.

We will serve free Of charge a glass
OF this wonderful natural Spring
water at our Soda Counter to oil who
care to come and test Its virtues. We
deliver the water to your home In case
lots at $3.50 for 80 pInts, $3.50 for 30
quarts.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-03-28
subscribed and sworn TO before me
his lst day Of November, 1897.
HENRY GIBSON, Notary Public.

Deputy Inspector OF Schools T. II.
has returned from Maui.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-03-28
DUE:

Ask your family physician about the
water. and II he Is honest he will en-
dorse Its use.
All who have drank the water speak
In the highest OF terms for 1t.
This climate demands the use OF
such a water and you cannot afford to
be without II,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-10
Gnn,rntrircn lid anf's glrne.

Die SSniurgenten bej 021nilu Tdsinen
@eritdrtungen erbalten 81 BADEN.
t-8rOBe Sdaaren berIel6er 5iez
ben Ti9 3piI9en @aluocan unb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-10
5snOe Bill purp: Itg2BIi6 aug,noms

benoe Bill purp: ItG2BIi9 dngtnons
men.
0as 6ous paFiu:e nod t5Hige Sins
in 8e3uo duT biz Grridturg prr Ees
gtspunqsge6GuDtn, uro otr6ratte bsn
EaTt Tejner baut:gen S5BuUg init @T@
pG9ung iiber D;e psrmiIhte Gipil@0srs
r;ligunqs Bin. Cannon (5as.l,
8orilBer Des Gomits's fir @erpili@
gungen, grgriff 0a6si 8tlt8:nhett, gs@
gan 9sinDeT fleuberung gu lparnth
uno cgutste OIL, baB psop Die SfIftSz
Su6fibisn Bill, nod Die Rioaraguaz
&andl Biz, in Der gsg:npdrp!g'nSts
Bung pafirt per0en t0nnten. @r err
gin8 If6 in elmer ldngeuclt 4useurIrz
o;rifbunq ckr 8eeniitn mlo 2lusgaz
I'm err 3Igsrung fir bu5 Iallfenoe
5:stuljaEr unn Iagie, pG6renO Sh1Bz
dmtsistretGr @uge in i2ir:m Su9rs5z
geri9t cas- 9eiE3;t fir bus So6r ruo
uuf $112,OCO,OOO peranf 6Iugt babe,
bilrie MON ieBt getroii ouF $150,000,>
coo rednsn, unb nod ba5u uuSIfJlteBs
lid ber $2O,OOO,OOO, peIfe mir Fir
bic BEilippEnsN an Spurten gu 6e5ahz
len fa6en. - lin 5 ubr pertagts IiA
bas 6ous, o6ne bic 8iQ erIeoigt gu Gaz
64n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-10
Sherman umS Wliles.
Die @erf6siOiguRg bss O6srgsnerats
in Der 6sborite6erben llnterIuz

Die 9erfbsiOigung be5 O6ergsnerals
in Der orite6enben l1nterIu=
Dung.
@afbington, .. g., 9. 6e6r.
= 8ereraI W}iles ion 10 feIt BON Der
N6T4t Der Npminiitration, i6m an ben
&ragen gu pplen, iibarRugt iein, paB
er 6ereits, ME es 6siBt, einen ge6tsz
beiitano engagirt Eat, uno 3par ben
Reprdientonsn rSam" 2efpis bon
WaI6ington, bem pieber berI9ieoem
Criminal 2(npGlte aTTFttren fouen.
Sin 8erit6t mar i'm 1Im[auF, paB @rz
Senator Sbsrman Dem 8eneral Ieine
0ienite ais @ertbeiOiger fir ben San
feiner 9rO8eiIirung CUR @srFiigang gez
iteQt babe, bod 6lieb oufelbe un6eitGz
tigt. SRerman uno 0}iles pdren BON
je6er gute 6reunbe. 2llger uno S6erz
man Iino felt 1888 uuF bas 8itterite
berfeinDet, unb mas bic Stelurq beg
@r : Staat8fefretdrS gum 9rGiioerten
onbetrifft, 10 lit bas 6efanntli8 cine
beitle 6rage. Sherman lit 6ereitS in
Snterbieps fir MiIe8 berdu5gstomz
men, Iolte er nun aud Bel Teinem gu
ertpartenben 9ro3eRe ais 2(n1paIt fun
giren, 10 miiBte bas ri9t nur b06it
pein1i9 fir ben BrGfOsnten Iein, 1onz
BERN es tpiir6e lpabrI6einli9 audi
cine tief ge6enOe 8irtun3 auF Die 9arz
teiDerBdItniiIe in Obio ba6sn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-10
Wlile8 an ber &eibe.
pie alrrrmenefte 2(nter(ltGAn9.
Ginicbnna elmer GOmmiiiiOn Sur
Briifnn8 Der Sraac iibcr oaS
ncinbalinmirte' Slciih.

&m nGfiten M&tttpo9 iOu oieIel6e
fire 9lr6sit 6sginnsn. - Die 2uz
ger Gontm:7Iioa in 9noOen entz
lai7en. - 9rdIiosnt Mca;nteD erz
tldrt Iid ii6er8su9t, DAB OisIeI6e
lore 8fIi6t pou unO gang get6an
Bat. - 8eDeutTame Warnung i'm
RsprGientunen6Ius. = GHormss
Delight fir Oas taufenOs 5jstaIz
Sya6r in S:6t. - Seine S4:ffz
fa9rEs : Su6TfO;en unO feline Der
piuigpna fir ben Ricara9uataral
m0gli6.
8a{bin8ton, ,. G., 9. 6ebr.
= Der 9rGIioent fat 62ute folgenOe
SfFi3iere gu MiFg.ieOern Der &omniI=
Iipn ernarnt, nelfe bic pom 8&rsral
N}ila5 erEo6eren 2(ntla8sn be3iigli6
bes Der 2lrmee pG6rsno oes &risgs5
nit Spanien gelieFerten geinbalTam
ten" 6leiIGe5 untsrfu4en ioa:
8eneraImaior WuDs, Sberit 9eorge
QB. Oupis, bonn 9. ,2SynTanterie 3egi=
ment, unD Oberit @iqeIpie, pOm8enisz
9orp5. Der 2eBtsre lit CUR 3eit in
Hep=YOrt itdtionirt.
Die GommiIIior ToG am Is. b. W}t5.
bier 5uTammentretsn urO i6re Qrbeitea
beginner. 2ll5 nSuoge 2lopocdts" tpirO
Sberitlieutenant 9eo. 9. 9apis Tupz
giren. 9enerllWfils5 psigsrte Tif
beute, u6er Die 3uIammsHieBung Der
@OmmiITton gu reDen. @r Pat eine
Msnga 9elsge fiir feline 8e6auptungen
geiammeit uno pirD bisIeIbsn gete=
gentli6 Der llnterIu9ung unterbreiten
@enepul Wroe, rer 9rGiiont Den
&rmn;iTton, mar 6etannli6 U}itqhisf
hes 8rieg8geri6ts, peIGsS ben 8ene:
raj @1gan pro5eifirts. Bon benz 8s.
fu.tcte Der nsuen llHter{ufiunq Mir
es pabrI6sinITh abbGngen, o6 peitert
S6uiste sagen Den 8ensual U}ileS sr.
guiffen perosn, rbtr ritt. Spllte BIZ
@ommiiiiOn 3. 9. fInoen, buB UGLes
&rga6sn grurolps iparen, 10 funn ii
Die trHgSgeri8tIife priifurg 0eTeI6er
smpfsblen.
0ar 8eri6t Der Nlger GommiTIior
6efinoet ii4 ieBt in 5Groen bes 9rGIi.
banten. Sdmmtli9, WtitglteOer bieIel
GommiIIion erI9ieren fur3 Dor 3 ll6i
beuts Na6mittag i'm n8eiBen 5auTe'
uno iiberrei6ten Dur4 ibren 8orIiBer
General Dodge, Dem 5rn. W&c8inlet
bas umF1norei9e 3ptrment, pel6e:
cas- 3sTultat ibrer Iangpierigen @r0r.
terungen ent6Glt. 8erI9;e0ene Der in.
tereFdnteren S6eile beg 8eri6t8 tpur.
Den einge6enb beipro6en. ga8 eine1
GpnFersn3 bon et!pa i Stunoen, II
pel6er ii6 Der PrdiiOent ii6er3eug
ertIGrts, OdB bic GommiTIion i6r,
gan5e 8flt6t erFijat babe. bera6I6ieoe
ten Ii6 Die Serrer, uno Die 2ugerzSpm
miiIiOn 1T biermit uufgeIDIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-10
Sm GOngrrB.

lame Wdrnung. - DER 8orltBer
beg !6ou5 Gomits's fir @srpiniz
gun9em ii6er On5 0sfi8ia i'm tauz
Fenoen Tj8toIfafrs.
8afbin9ton, Dc, 9. 6,6ruor.
- Oeu Senat I9rttt bsuts, na9 Grz
IeOigurg DeuI4iebener Rputtne &C.
{f,dfte, our @rlpGgung Der 2sgisLaHipz,
9retuiiOs unO Suiti3 8erpiligungSz
8iQ.
Sine ppn @otrea (U3o.) qsftente
2tnFu1ge ii6er bic Qugguben fir 6ag
8iireau bss tS6aBants 9lr4;tetten
bsuurIo9te cine Ie66aFte 0s6utte ii6,u
biz Gibiloienffrags, fpeI6e 10 3iemii9
bic gdn5e tsuttge QsgiStatiofiBun9 be8
Sepots IN QnTpru9 uo6m. @d6renb
gpdreq upo beri4iebens arbere De-
mofudtsn bic 4rbalten bss 8uredua
De8 S6ubuinFs Qlu9itetisn tritiIirz
ten, eptlGrte 8orman (W1b.) J, er Iet ba=
fir, cuB eire Ii6erule 8ertpiaigung fir
oas 8iinsdu gsma9t perbe, um ben
9rdiibenten in Stonlo 81 IeBeH, einen
tiihtigeR M}unn fir bas gmt gu
iifern. @s tperoe, Tagts er, pisL gu
ptel 9efb fir unn0tbtge 9Engs, rpie
3. g. fir @u6a unO POrtO RicO, bsrz
ausga6t, pGErsno man an unoren,
notbpenbi9er 2lu5gabsu gu fpuren
DsrIu9e. = I'm 3.15 girg Der Senoi
IN @refutiDi iBuu9, unO aIs I'm 5.35
bic Sbiiren pieber sr0fTnet tpurpen erz
folgte 8ertd9ung.
s m Notwithstanding E
tplrbe bur9 cine 8iq our QlmsnOirurg
zines gerF1tn Qnrdgrnp6sn pes&piegs>
Tieuer 9eIeBes cine 0e6otte ii6er bic
egsfeRm i'm 9tlgeme;nen 6er6eiz
qefiiERE. 8erI6iebene 0emptrdten BE-
fferertan Ii9 6ei O;r 9etegartsit ii6er
bic 5outcauer Der &usgsIieuern, nd9z
bem Der &rieQ 6senbet lsi. Die Idbpsy
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-10
Sin 9rOteit.
Gegtt ole 2tepilfonsporrage.
Tnmbnftc iraus0iiid1cS Scputirtc iiber
Die 9lbTdltcn Scr 3cgiernng &C.
siis!ih SeS 9rcpfns. SaIleS.

SreueI Ots 9Hrgertriege5 ir 9OIiDia.
- 9rdTo:nt 2tlor8O cridOB nit
eigensr 9ano ms5rerc Sniurgens
ten. - @eripideIungen nit GbiIi
in 2(usfdt. - @6perer SOB eis
nss Gntels Der 96uigin @iftoriu.
general 8aratieri's 8eI4uloiz
gungsn gegen GngIanO. -- 3as
perFibe 2lt6ior fir bu5 llnglud
3taIisn's in QlFrita peraHtport.
Iid. - Seine @6ti4tung bes
0(r6piter|trifes duT benz Sh6mus,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-10
Gin sdllaa ataen Slniln.

9eneruI U6iQer nirb bic Stabt in ben
nG9fsn Stunben angreifen. -
Seine Expedition Our6 Elm tpettes
res gRegiment aus W}anila perz
itGrft.
8af6tnQton, .. g., 9, 5sbr.
= General WGiller pirb tpa6ri9einli9
6irnen 48 Stunoer ben 8erIuh be-
gonnen BADEN, SSlDiGo etn3une6men.
0Gbrenp man It9 in ben Regierungsz
Oepartements febr 3ugetnDpft iiber Die
2lrgelegenbeit ber6GIt, lit benno9 aus
Ii9ersr QusIs in Grfabrung gebrd4t
baB @ensrul Otis bus Oepurtersnt
DON einem beoeutFamen S3ld9e, Der
gegsn Sloilo gefii6rt perben fol, be-
nd9ri9tigt babe, uno bdB Der &urs,
ben er ein3uI9lagen entT6lohen Jet,
Die unget6eilte 8iuigung Der Qomlniz
itratton 9efurben babe, o6glet9 man
es nt9t fir n0t6tg bielt, ibm oies nit
SIt6eilen. O1 Der etn8tge 8urs, Delz
der fir Brigade 9enepdl Uttuer,
@ommanbeur Der sSloilo Expedition,
ii6rig lit, barin bsite6t, feline 0lannz
19uften gu ldEben pber tpteoer na4
W1dnild 3uriid gu fabren, mag man
Gls ii4er Grnehmen, baB er bon ben
Panab SSniurgenter bic uebergdbe
Der Stdbt urb fSeitungstperte Derlanz
gen uno i'm 8eigerungsfaQe ben Be-
febl gum 2trgriff auf bie1elben geben
miro. ipenn bic SSrTurgenten ni9t elm
ptatgen, tbre gegentpdrtigen portbeils
baften SRqunoen gu rGumen.
9lls &rtegsietretGr 4lqer gefrdgt
murbe, pb SSloito angsgriffen unb gez
nOmmer perOen ioIlte, IG9elte er unb
antportete: .8enn mir g1d9ri9ten
BON bort er6altsn, tperbe i9 SbneH
9lLles bariiber mtttbeilen.
Der umitunb. bob bas 1. SenneI@
Zee 8olontGr Reqiment, elmer 6eute
friib Efsr eingetrofTsner DepeI9e 5lt>
folge, BON UbdniCu nu9 SSloilO beorbert
iporben lit, benefit, buB elm entF9eiz
oenber 8OritoB bort i'm 0erte 1T. 50
ldnge Wan;ld nod bon ban SnIurgenz
ten 6ebro6t mar, foM1ten teine 8er=.
ftGrtunoen fir MiLler entbebrt perbsn,
ieBt aber, ba bic @efabr 3lt Wtanila
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-10

Die SSnTurgentsn bat Wf1nIlu I9elnen
9eritGrfungsn erbalten gu BADEN.
t-9rOBe Sdauren berief6er 5iez
ben Ii9 3piI6en GalOocan unb
gtdla6on 5uIammen.
Wfanila, 9. 5R6r., 4.4O g}a6mttz
Tags. - 8oQitGnDige Rube 6errI6t
bsute in Mantla. Die synIurgenten
E6einsn ii3 5pii6sn Guloocan uno
Malabpn gu cpn5entriren. @5 i6eint,
ais Of lie Dur4 beiIer eingeii6te unO
bis5iplinirte Sruppen aus Den nOrbli>
3en SroOtn3eR perItdrtt tporoen Ieien.
8or 0lalabon itno Iie in IeAr itarter
4n5abl berIammeIt.
Die Qlmeritdner 6dben unter Der
6ibe, tpelds in ben Wtittagsitmpen
unter freiem 6imnleI berrI9t, betrG9tz
lt9 gu leiOen, Iinb isoo9 ungeoulOig
unb m06ten tpeiter porrii6en. Sc bait
18per, lie 2(ngeIi4ts bes 6einbes i'm
3aume gu 6ulten. Die 6ilipinps tperz
fen lints bpn GdloDcdn nsus S6un3en
duf.
Ser9eantmajor Gmtt6 pom 1. SEM
neKee 8egiment bat 8sfeb! erbllten,
bic 2ei4e bes OberIten Dm. g. Smitb,
G6sF5 bas erpGbntsn 8egiments, tpelz
der in oem Sample Dom IeBten Conn
tag an einem S8ldganFaqe itar6, ouf
oem nG9Iten 5ransportOampFsr na9
ben Ser. Staaten gu begfeiten.
g6 ll6r 9(benos.) - Die Gingeboz
renen, Gpelbe oiFfen6ar einn 2lngriff
ouF Das StGbt4sn Can Roque fur3z
teren, 3iinoeten baFeIbe beutt an. G5
brennt gegerrpGrt;g nod unO miro, ba
es bauptFG9Ii9 nur aug 8am6us6iitz
ten 6eite6t, pabrI4ein[i4 total 5eritDrt
lpsroen.
3eIegrapbiiten finb CUR 3eit Gier ibr
@stpiht in Sob pertb. Die M}itz
glteoer be5 SignalcOrp5 urbeiten Sd5
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