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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-27
THE POISONING MYSTERY.
PROOF THAT MURDER SCHEMES
WE'RE LAID LONG AGO.
the Names OF the Two Victims
Were Used ~ the Prisoner, i'm
Signing the Letters Writes.

NEW YORK. Jan. &-The Evening
Journal SAYS:
A private aester bax n he name 90 II {.
Barnett was rented a. 81 West ro-ty-S
end street under circumstances similar "a
the rental Of a private letter box a. lao
BROADWAY. IN the name % III. Corn.sh-"
TX : learned that Noa McAi 81 CO.. CHI
cannais. sent 10 both addresses a box os
pills ordered under different names. The
aa1CwFttaug frosa both parties Is the same
IL IS also learned THAI me handwriting OF
the person who address ssd me poison pack
aga 70 Harry Cornish 81 Ire knickeroGck-
sr Cub IS the same Is that Of tbs letters
10 Won Aohl & Ca. signed III. Cornish
add II. g Barnett ordering pills.
The deduction is inevitable that the poss-
oner In each case used The name OF his In
tended victim 10 shield himself
The most sensational feature os this dis
covery is that the letter signed III. e. Bar
nett was written last May. indicating
that the plot 70 murder Barnett and Car
nish was formed months ago. and with
deitaeraiion thar is appalling. perfected bit
by bit. Months passed before Barnett r.
eeased the tatal package OF poisoned ned
cinaa powder st the Kaiekerbocner AtA-
leic Club. IN tha; time rlae murderer had
evidently changed his plan, deciding 20 use
powders Instead OF pills. StIii when. after
having removed Barnett. he was arrarg-
t&ts ~ fS&oSH S0tlsS4is &c CTlSESd TIE same
kind OF pills. L is plain that he still
thought that the Pill properly poisoned
would make az effective secret weapon
OF death. The central idea of the muir
derer Is clearly revealed BY this new dis
covery.
II was in the name of the chosen victim
to ordsr some sample OF proprietary med
ieine Gn one case kutnows powder n the
other piilsl. 10 intercept the package. put
poison In the medicine and then mail il
under tsa xuise OF sample box sent out
bv the firm to the person he wanted to
III.
Letters Were by the Same Hand.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2s.-The ,on Nohl
Company, whose receipt OF an order from
H. Cornish for a sample box OF their med
icine 10 thought to afford some clue 10 the
poisoner OF Mrs. Kate Adams az New
York, have searched their files. with the
result OF finding another letter ordering
sample. This one is dated May 81. 1895,
and is signed III. c. Barnett" This let
ter has also been forwarded to the police
OF New York. The secretary OF the Won
Mohl Company says the handwriting of
the Cornish letter and the Barnett letter
bears strong resemblance.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-27

No healthy person need fear any danger
osss consequences from an attack of "a
grippe IL properly treated. Il Is much the
same a. . severe cold and requires precise
~ the same treatment Remain quietly al
home and take chamher!zin.s Cough Rem
edy az directe. for q severe cold. and q
prompt and complete recovery Is sure to
follow. Fur sale by all deaierA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-27
BRITISH COLUMBIA NEWS.

Herring are reported 10 be SO plentiful
In NAzatmo harbor that taey may he
season In the Fraser river. While the
steamer punsmuir was lying there. on a
recent trip, her crew caught ABOUT $40
pounds In this primitive way.
The postoffics department at Ottawa
has arranged for the exchange % 3-ceor
stamps where parties have no further use
for that denomination: other STAMPS viii
be given In exchange. at face value Of
stamps presented.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-27

Special Dispatch TO the Poss-Inteislgence~
OLYMPIA. Jan N--Gov%rnor Rogers
yesterday received cali from q repre-
sentative OF one Of the largest bond and
warrant buying firms in New YORK TIE
agent made the offer 20 the governor to
take ali the warrants ri this state at par
value for an indefinite per1ot az an tn
terest rate OF - per cent
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~ flesh and appetite with accurY uIations
OF gas, sour rssingz ard heartburn
l. IA safe - say taat stuaTt'@ Dyspepsia
Tablets VIII care any stomach weakness
Or disease except cancer ~ t6e stomach
They cure sour stomach. gas. loss of flesh
and appetite, sissplessn@ee. paip5Fa1ion.
heartburn. Ca1zstpE:l0 and headache
Send Tor valuable listie book on stomach
diseases by gs3resslug T. A Stuarf CO.
Marshall. Mich Al druggists eel full
sized packages a - cents Prof Henry
w Becker. A NJ. TIRE wall known religious
worker ard writer y ~ Louis: Secretary
cs ere Miss - Tknaya - ere German Meth
csgiist Church: chief Clerk and Expert Ac-
counsant for tne Harhrr and Wharf Germ
mission. puhNc Secretary fer tfe 81. Louis
Schao} patrowS' Association ard she I9ts-
srSet Conference ~ Stewards 81 she " e
Churcs al@3 takes an active part IN fhe
Work e he EewHrth I.esgse SRI "a ~ -
~ religious ard e91seatfeusl tcnics fef sev-
eraI magazines. Usw he found reissf Is
hes trslt IN ma aWa wagiS.
-sGory7e weeks ago u,v hr5fher heard ne
rav sssrys=stirr afec1t irfiweet5ou arS tzs-
fn9 3 }er F1or2 a3s packet said Try sfH-
ars's T4tssss' cid and ANS promptly
-oliqseS -TNen : invest xateE s4e nature
81 TIE tablets ara hsrasss satisfied sNaf
fanv wsre srsate - fGss - r3ehE t~fare
ard ~ ssfst sne ~fxAs rrHrorftewz 70 p :
~ sha esesF1ssfs tier - feed heartily en-
ss~vn sheru So ~ re~nsefs. ans kesp Eheua
constantly ~ h8rH-
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AIT ozIA.
n..,..l. 4, The Kind fsg Hans Lsays Basem
as, - N~NNzE.<

UP-TO-DATE hotei--the Rairier-Grand.
Electric light. telephones on each floor. and
the only house in Seattle that has Turkish
bath connected with IT, American ana
European.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-27

REV A. W. MARTIN will lecture on
Thomas Paine. Patriot and Theist," next
Sunday A. p. m. Rankes hall, Free.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-27

Special Dispatch to the -Inteliizencer
OLYMPIA. Jan 8.-Tae board OF state
land commissioners mas ordered sold 5ls 3
acres OF timber "a Suoaonlsa county, the
appraised value being N.sT.5. The sale
will take place o. March !. Jss and the
land IL located on the Borth half Of Sec
tor e township . norxh range 1 east.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-27

special Dispatch TO the Pust-Ints,sig eneer.
KIsSLYN. jar A--John Besx. prom
inessr business man OF lhsa city. and one
OF the arst settlers In Rosiyn died sud-
denly Of heart zali.-c AZ Swauk yester-
day. while on visit TO his mining prop
erty there.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-27

ron OVER FIFTY YEARS.
An Old and we,f-Traa3 Remedy Nrs
atrs2ou's SOOTHING syrup hss eeR1 Esd
- ogeF fTfsv Years IL AlaeH& - Moth
srs fsr saets ctiidEeu vS3-s Tsesh5nR. Nita
n4eyseet Saseess. Il eovtpss re CHA za,f.
ssss fne ff8~ss azhsyE AL fet5as ctfas IS 81
t.sfsc. and - ira t,sst remedy far I}sArg1soxa.
sal4 tly druggists IN every part * tfss
@srla r. sslre ard ask for Mrs Nts&-
lsyA& Haes hiEg SYE9y. ard taEs 10 ether
Twenty-Five Cents q Bottle.
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ksandr vewwhc hay prospect m
Gsand soeutAI
Mmws C GCa
neva
hrha beer al
thoroughly
Fr-Aue "he utnu
sheer r
nrYar
sheen
Bro1 Nek howsev de
N&a.>.> n.~.@s~. 80
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-24
GEN. OTIS HAS A NOVEL THEORY.
Thinks That the Insueeon Should Not e Cnshed Too SssM
So the Fipnos Will Get Siek and Tired Of II.

Nt~0si Dso~sch - me rc~-fnfsrssnee~
had . ionG Intervie~ with gss. OTIS sDout
fhs stats 81 sHslfs IN fbs Philippines In
reply 20 question: he sasd:
Things sfs fsevisz siona In
. very satisfactory manner. Our
forces sre IN good condition. We hsvs
plenty - cosumts1sy supplies here % on
the wsy. We a,ss have eli me fscsuaas
nscsssAry s1sbsr hers os on tho way. When
me wsasbss con1it'ens permit ws shall %
ready - make On active campaign
issssssst rss~es DsssssssssUss.
The in~wsenrs are bsv,ns . bsfs time
hoidins their forces together. Tnsy have
no oommisasrsi ara no voluntary support
s'antly coming TO ma from ell parts 81 the
island. showing dissensIon. Generalization
and disIpissrsiion among the trgptS and
tie disqualification ~ the people with the
tnsurfeot'onafy government Letters come
10 me daily from persons of education and
intelligence. men Of property ara prom.
insnos among the p1l.pinos asking me 10
send troops n pro'scs them from our
army They coll slss1r army Of liberation
nothing bN q hand es robbers and cut
throsss'
The southern and northern provinces
have repeatedly bAGged protection from
me. have replied 10 these peoples whats
the matter with indspsndsnos7 Go back
end enjoy n . while ionsss'" Z"
Net Wise "a End u roe Secs.
Continuing disu0son ~ the situation,
Ofis deveioped q new viewpoint. sad no.
The question 10. whether. after eli. n
would bs wiss h. hasten tho ending Of shs
insurreoflon. With the ssrspfi0p Of a few
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-24

wss OsGaa Nsvs A@esscass VIII ~
gshsssssa ~ Me Wesn~1ss
NEW YORK. Sept "a dsspstch -
the weria from MsniIA sspssrnber 10. 10
Hongkorg. says
Gen, Joseph whssisr. after . ssirnfsh
~ Psrsc, teisgrsp phed 20 0sn. OTIS. ssh-
ing the isftsr TO send nvaIrv for shs pur-
pose of preventing . rssssemsiine - the
insurTenfa Gen Otis rspli~1 that hs csusl
not send the osvsiry unsfI October
Three attempts have sssn mads 70 -
ssssfnass Tavers. ths leader 81 me pro-
American Fifplnos
There 10 . growing fessins among mil
tsry msn snd shs native police mat me
native judges srs unrslisei@ An inquiry
10 nov tro-sedns
corpmsf5si dIdcrsfIon bss resulted In
Manila bscasse The spods ordinsrfiy pro-
sussd here are uneesainsefs aneD ths
Dssvsness savs bssa 1sswveed N~wu1nvs
ne sssss srs cnIy oesassssss Sr,m sssysA
The ruipins s~wspspsv, Undergraduates.
says the issvrssns preparations are com
pissS - abandon Tssisr n nec~sssry
ASuinsfdos forces. shfs orGsn says, wlu
bs able 20 continue fhsfr Fsbisn tactics
SUCCESSFULLY. eshzgsrns ne American
voeys more easily shsn the Rsmsns ~ofs
sus Hsapibsl
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TIE Matter Mssss wholly ~ shs
Wasls of 1sa Otis.


WARRINGTON. Sept 2a.-Ths landing
Mia will asp~nd on military exrodisncy.
which WI BE- dstsrmsnsA by Gen. oiia ~
IN his Judgment the iaaling II the 100
Chinese viii not Interfere with the sans-
ssry conditions oy disturb the situation
they may isnd The conditions In the
Philippines. II ts po,nss1 out, are such ~
20 make the entry Of the Chinese iabcrsrs
= disturbing eisnsnt
The Filipinos are opposed 20 them snd
there IL y bitter feeling existing assinst
thr Chinese now there n IL believed hsrs
that " the United Stats military ap'bori-
ties allow the Chinese free accsss ~ the
Phiiippipss IL will enaspsfsts the psspls
snl tend 10 rssard ths rssiSesslsn sf the
islands This 10 oos II the reasons sivsn
why n - 0sesssssy from . military ssaady
point 70 kssp them ew1 u hes bssa rep
vsssbisd, however. tv No Chinese MIN
ster that the iarAtns ef 10 Chinese nov
ai Manila could do no harm ana that The
rsturn II them 20 chins would be = ssvsrs
hardship II 10 this individual esss which
DEN. OTIS 10 70 decide, hut 10 10 vsH UNDER
sio.d thas wnaAsvsr is fons in mis- tn
. ssss win hsvs no ~fsot IN astsrminfns
tho other susstsns prsssntss ~ the Chi
ness upon the general subject n ssclu-
sion. THIS, however 10 und~rssoa fhsi
ths military nscesssy viii dstsrmiss what
shalt be done wtns 'hs isIa0ss are under
q military government, ana the susjsct
will ks handled ffom that siAnfpofn,
rather than with rsfHspcs ~ the fscs
that o Chinese sssiaasn isw 10 IN foros
in sbs tinted ssAsss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-24

The largest sGEresa's ~ cissrinss for one
week until tsst FRIDAY v1 rsaehsd as for
ths week ending AuGgs' II, when the total
was N1ss.TM. an inm~sss of sT per cent.
over the ssms wssk = year before. bupsrs
40 sas this sh0wins, n hss teen esss~d IN
the transactions - sbs ssaitis backs for
Ibs pest week
ny busnsssnsa ali over me country the
daily fseersis of vanas'isns made rhrsvGh
tts h~nss - eisy. 80 ssswn IN shs eisss.
ins house. figures. ere rsvafaAd - svdssss
@, fss volume ~ business :, 10 q settled
prissspls ~ s's~ness mat the bank cIsaf.
sness eon.ftsgse 30 90 spas q trails sad
business taFosasssf on snis reasoning. the
uapfsoe9en,ss sHs unsatsied Tsin. psds
b. fha a~stsis b.nss can b@ eSnsasred
oniy ss rsssainx . Ike saib 10 general
yoltms of bselss~
Tfsi. . 20 Ds q,saaasA bovsvsf - sss
fast whieh, ~ fhs 8'hM h~ns Indicates
n. fses that 81 ihis elty 10 s~sbishs1 fsr
sn tim- no csnfsr ~ uaas sHd cofnsnsfes
t~s-s~n ,s rHisd sssiss 80 ~ ssgs
snsass of the reffh~.ss TERRITORY srs ~
AsssA
Th~ fact Fefsfr~f 30 10 thsi ssposfs ~
ss.d ffnsn Bs rof,hsB sines are eans
sfsEfsY bsssz sssas ~ Canadian baaks o.
fns business ~ isa~~ds sUA ~ ever ne
rep sssntsuYss II tia Doninise ssysfn sisss
isssg shiek s-0Hs 80 eeYslfi@. esHeefs<
~ gsS 1,sss 50 - hsDsiss % ire Seattle
s~~~y sra~. sBs ssssos ftT~gsh 10 -
ssfis seHss
ore ~ ihs mo- tsspsstssi fsefs IN ess~
s~rssss vsts mo ~ssss ss>>r~ 10 fts es~e
shss ere esassis etsassross are very sssFiY
cssss .nsss shsss - rD~1ssd sss shs'
vsfs fhs sssn svsg fts ssg.~ ~@ss ~ K~y-
ssmr~r. isss. msss ~ ~ s~s'fis ~ssTns
sNsss 10 - g~r ssns, rpsrsks eTs fss
"a B.isfs-. - fes5s s~< es~gwsfes - fss
Nss,s -ssi 80 ssa . sxsn - 20 Ter sss
- hes eYetff faB@ go - sfY@s go .
N He~ sa6 ftis alec 10 srRyig ssiasish4s
ffss fsef ,nas t.sy'i~s4s sssnge@Sf3 n sns
psesao MeTfswsaf, 10 Sssss.a@ ssy. Ns@
esSes fss az uass
- ~ tNusNer gTrssasaf ~ 80 sssfsas
Aassss sssS lasi nssyt shs ga ~sssiT
s,enfs - fs4rRKess ~ ss@sGs msfsg fsr
Ersssa fas yfS.sNs - sssE~~s hsNsied
fssssz.s 80 a~RAs f1r1i@ fsef f4ss - h4g~
ssgsfnpT@s sH es~s>sgseTs " 90 Fa~ss +"
NJ i.asss ~sx. - sFsosyfns : ssssssss
sY - sesry sssss>.s mar h s~sfns n.
sszr.s sFsn s4s ~ sNs ses0@ s1@srNs
hsss<~ sfe fnss~snys - fDs f4gF - sss
~ t9sas~ Fr.ss8ssfsss sff . ffsY &fs
vs. aets~ 81 So ssssn~ss sass - ~.Hss
~ sNg~ s93f % s1es ass ~ s~sffis
s-rTs s~ssge - 90 p4t~~gr isfxs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-24

1N . magnificent record Of bAnA
4 efescxnces 70, the 1Sesk ending
September n, tie banks Of Seattle
bxve eeiipsed al former records.
MAveios, as has Been the gain IN
volume Of business shosvn In the
sueeh!y record Of eisA,fnss IN tie past
no such an achievement bss been re-
corded Of the business interests Of
Seattle ss that shosvn IN the statement
of eleariags 70, the last sueeh. The
net result Is = gain Of no less than
33S pe, cent. over the same 1eseh IN
September one year ago.
unANKER0 and bssonssemAeo who have
Nd watched rhs daily rvcord Of eissrsnss ID
the seattle hanks. ard who have seen
the totals mount steadily higher day ~
day, wore hardly prepared sos the wondsr-
f.a showiDs made In ths clearing HOUSE REQ
ords for the week wbioh ended Friday night
last. Pregnant with sisnincaDes and mean
itx 10 tho array of nxs.rss prtGtsd herewith.
and which are taken from the daily records
os the clearing houa transactions Tho
record shows thai osarts 10 nss only fss In
shs lead Of AL Coast ei,iss ouisids Of Dsn
yranciao~. bul THAT rsetiAnA, eyDta1s snA
1xoosnA nave hssa dissAneA1 u the rsss
Tis fsilowsnG nguss Assw ei'e clssssaess
sos he week snding sb~p'smbsr =, w. and
tho cissrinxs for the sssns week ons year
ago of ,hs four prkse!psl otiss of the
Horthwsr.
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scksr srs nors flsws~~s ~stn srS.p~ns-
encs every dzy they hxvs u. Even ths
lesdefs ~ fh~ insurgents sTs trying %
ses away. Several Officers havs CONS 20
Maniss. and offers nsvs sent fh~fr fausEes
here. Ped3c Fsfernp. former pfe~dent II
the Filipino casinss fpas his ~rfBr@ family.
numbering afty persons hers Orasrs a.vs
sssed ths sane privilege Sometimes +
reply 60 such reuuesss. that she Applicants
should ness tho moa - indepSnAencs
Wills they have II.
rfuspsnos eesssmg sseU ~ ~.
II believe ~ the insurrscsson ~ nos nd
ed too soon the Fifipfnos will no 80
heartily STICK 81 Independence there win
never be any more trouble on that score
Independence vas a craze with ths~e
people. They did not understands what
~ meant. but their worship of an Idol
amounted almost 70 fsnafIcistn Now
that they really know what indep~rd-
encs means. 70 ~ the best object lesson
they ever had. and 10 will not se nec~s-
ssry TO continu- n much longer 20 for
ever settle the question"
sesssves ssssssssss ase DssassU.
Cen Otis ssid today IN regard 70 fhs
riIipino offer 20 rsiease certain American
prisoners that he believed "a vas In
tended - . bun to play on the syr-
pathy 81 foreigners OTIS. ss has s~~n
stated IN these dsspstcne- ha. released
the FiIir'no prisoners 81 var right along,
IN fact, he has set over 706o NJ liberty.
In order to test Asuinaldo's good fastn
spaniards today asked Gen OTIS ~ send
. steamer 20 Dssupan % get the Spanish
prisonsrs there and transport them 10
Spain. oen. Jsrsm;ilo. In charge ~
aps olsh aYsfrs esff that af fhs h~stc
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svtevss~es - re F~ssw w~w SO fu<
soveA ~ ire Ws~sO~w~ws
sDsrfss Dispatch 70 no go~e-Fns~sls x~rrs~
-. PAfYIs sept 9-s<xs- r~rsrnsnw
from . fyp over sb~ es~e~s Ns~ss-r- r0.a
IN ~ ssIss~f ssfs-s 90 s65zss sa~ f1Hrus-
siss win me ser1u~ssyv an sea~- sr~sr-
men. General s5p~rsrsen6~ns Nsr1 r~-
csfvsd no eomms<fss. ~ n>ns~rv ~
~hien hsv~ been n~ro ~ Fhr@~ ~~~nw
snf sc@orffnE - sss ssne~nn~rs - go -
fne members No Hsoy s~nf~4 ~v~rv ee--
ce~sfon md notified shs nnssbe~~ ~ fn~
COMMITTEES Fhss r fhey Fs rof r.rsfr- ~
sbefr positions @@snfn ten fsw< ss~sr sGae~~
would ~ fa~f~fssd
the grievances. committees - sr~ rz~s~~
Northern has D~sn fry<ns ~ 80 sh~ rs~~
70 rcsscre iss 90 svssess ssn~fss~ I~~s~n-
sns mo fsrsrn ~ sns r1ns and r>~v-v~rs
fhe osd crs~S ASdissoraz us~nsp~~ - 80
ss7svsncs semMbkysw svxsV01 soessN< 90 .
ssy~s ssNsos vsu - - s6osx oNs~~
~ money ~ AUhs fs~sv aswN~nSw nsw~ s~-n
s-cesvsd from psfuss - ssors re fsr-~<
Northern
a nn~~ere ~sFf - s~f8 so<s1r-~~ ., r~~-
Tfsr No sdvi~~osfify ~ exnrx on -
nsfionsi organization - srssrrs~x
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she Tssss sks aoss fsssssvr ssa sse
asevstss sse 0skss aessmssfs

eAH rRsrcfsco SEPT - Trs
sssnspofi sherman sailsz today for Ma.
nna wffn 'hs Thiffts'h regiment. = n
Y sas . Ssis0hm~ni ~ 80 recruits f1r
b~ glsvs~sN ssVsfSY snf fbs thirty
.is'h sns TniFfy.ssvsn'h volunteer fsgi.
meets
col 0sff@esg see in command - fhs
Thtrnsfh. whfis rmet R@vnoias - fh~
Toaf'sssih Infantry. - ~ shsfss - fh~
fsnesls flsuts Mhss sHs ~ tiyensy
are siso ~ffh sks rs1ftf asfsf hmsns
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pTcTfyo~r v~. s~-e = -v~ sn<~r-
s~af vfrzn'sns w--s vGfxsrs-r- 80 -
carfefe~ms~~ >~a-y s@e~sv ~~~~~ s.~ssN~~~
sfaf~ srf ersH srf wa~~~T r->~n - ssv
ors - Cog f>sn 1nsswss ss~reft~ s7~~
rrsr4 9vrr sev~v - s.~sr ro~~~4f~~ 49,
sri ssuwesf ~ Fs~~ EN~sf @Nsvs~x 80 --sv-f
vsF 9ver - - We-sws -n<- ~s~~ - o.
senAaro@ Tn~ srwsfg@ - 80 ssv 80 -.
9v-~es ~ 8sf a = esrnse<~ - K<sssxa
vsne ~
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nf~S - srr-s~v ne s~~u~w--fs nx1 f-s
spanfss srssonsrs f-c5urfn~ - -------
since fh.f rgrn~ - p>r cews - sn- arfsA
on~-s hmd s~er ssarv-s Eacn rsan x~fs
s e~nss = aaw far fe~sf sflo~Nrc- fs~-x
Jsrarnnso r~r~ntiy rrr~5v~sa l@ss-~ rr1ns
Gen P~na. wnp snrrews~rra ~swft-
dss~d ss vFssa. urxfn~ shs spznssn cs--N
nnssvson 20 uss every -ntssv0r 30 >~surs
fhs rsfs~ss - fhs spanfsn srss1r--s
xmsne other thines ne ssfs- ~Ts tnss
tnfng does rot sn6 ~ . s-w rns~sns
fhs~s OH - sut s~w Isfs % sssI 80
tale
fwswvU~~ss sWww1sw psss~
The Insurgents h~vs ssnnssn~T SER
Francisco. De Nassbon sna vew~f~ss
ard havs ffxavpearsf from sn- vf~snstv
Of Trus This nav nean o usmb~~ =
things Csne csniecturs 70 fn~y ere strssf
another that hey mean - 4ffac8 CO
innha. where Ger. HaH sa~ Hf~ n@ast-
quarters.
Nothing sa~ y~s p~~n n>~-a s~o-n -
naval expedition 20 sassg say S~vnrn1
Ezvai vesseas are ne . potnt n me 5av
works ard gins ssnpIss~6 ny N. fusu~1
gents.
rsSwvU~wt poUeeeUU DeUev~v~H
MANILA, Sept H-MB o. m-rN~
United sssses cruiser chwf.~on 80
monitor Monterey mo gslnnast ~nroors
ard the supply shsp Zsiro fhss rnarusnx
attacked O3snsspo. on sunsg 6~w r1~
war-hips after brfskiy 5onrb-r1gns cJssr-
gapo, Iand~f 50 s~ilorz. wns fsssrov@a
The Insurgents 9osst1on. Ono Ans~ss-
can was wounded
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sEw 7OnE. segs n Veterans - ~
~vn var wfH psrtsosp~gs IN sns far6 20
rsss n aonsT ~ D~~~v. dsspfss fb~ f>rD
sion ~ fh~ s~l~fais - fb~ % a = rgf -
srssr or, ~ di-sr.ns p1~ss Th- ccrf~d-
sras~ veterans whS ks6 al~o feefd@s rot
- psssfs are now sfrsnffas . nsvs y
representation - fn~fr order n ~ ssfse~
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Nave Not ssssswAsseA A1ssssss
pSSsssssO 90 A0sssA.

WOe~esee - soSss"s
MANILA sept n.@sNs information has
been vsc-fvsa ~ the naval ssp~di'lon AZ
9uhlG tsy
rhA rIlipinos have not made ssoa thssr
offer % surrender American prisoners,
sDl shAv have nsf sAes an oAlosr - ms~s
Gen osis - pro,oissl
Nothing fsvshsv hsA tssn hard from
,hs f~e~' eN'~srs vfo conferred wrh psn
Macarthur recently art r~fufrsS 20 fher
own linss
on q 'vs vssFs tour ~ inspection - fhs
esfas ssfvtes 81 sII ira sosfhegs isssnds
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app@tfrs ~ fur-~&s~s~ suDrt'~~ - ~u<~~
sns ss~f no r~s-s srsr-~srs n~vsrw -
ssrvy-f 81 he yro~fser~ srT ~--~1-e 49,
ssops snf ssbsssffous snf - - s~~rnw
~sss~s inso ss- v-ss xnH r4an sssssvn~
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re vsssv Esd wsssvefes rspssvs
I've ~ shs TpslssO ssesmsps.

B0s pa00v $50 WostxesSo f0U<0H0
I've ~ shs TssSssO ssss@epss
wAsFuNaToN. ssps n Acting s~~rs-
'sry Allen has r~cefvsS mis- dispstch from
Rear Admiral Watson.
"'rss psnay. f@pfns commanding. esp
ssf.d The s~snsr Mvnfscs. flifctry trsd-
ing TIRE Nsrv~ies Ornsn commanfsns
captured fhs steamer Tssisno for sffins
snd sbeffsns th@ insurgents The Tsssne
viil make q s,cf surssss ~ 100 seso
Will A. n ont snH man Hsr~
rns psnsv 10 Ssw~Ssaass ~ Enasn
f<nins. wne vac prsvisssiy sfsen~d -
fh& MorsfDock fNest to-spn ~ Onsn
was trsngfesres - me HsFivslss fr>n cns
Hsera ~ 10 svffsnf from Ahr,frsi WA
SENS Asspsseh tnst ~ - nssnfssnsng .
sharp ~sfch fv sl,suSWs The fest
mat sHor,s are ss'ns -sls ~ ssnA IN su~r
supplies rsrus - inSlcss- fhss fn~ insur@
gents hsv@ NJ intention - yislifns
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wseufsgTOS nspf = oea offs
eatf~~ fh~ ~ar Department fnf@ nosafsw
fh~s 30 Senator hss s4gea effb 70 fe~s
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