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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-26

him life preserver he might save both life and
money. Without help it is let go or die. great
many people have a ike alternative before them.
Business men come to point where the doctor
tells them that they must let go or die Prob
ably he advises a sea voyage or MOUNTAIN air.
There's an obstinate cough that won't be shaken
of. The lungs are weak and perhaps bleeding
There is emacaton and other symptoms OF dis
ease which if unskillfully or improperly treated
terminate in consumption. .
Thousands of men and women IN a ike condl-
ton have found complete healing by the use OF
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. II puTi-
fes the blood II carries off from the system all
refuse and poisonous matter II gives the injected
organs the strength to throw off disease
II was taken sick and felt stupid could hardly 90
about" writes Miss Mary Eskew of Given. Jackson Co.
W Va had smotherng spells went to our best phy-
sicians aud they docored all summer kept grow
two doctors had said had lung trouble had an awul
cough and day aunt told Of Dr. Pierce ,oile
Medical Discovery sent and got bottle OF both KINDS
the Golden Medical Discovery and 'Favorte Pfesctp-
ton when had taken that helped me 20 much sent
and got have taken OF both medicines atoschei
bottles NOW my usgs do not hurt me and dont nave
any cough am stout now and rs well as ever IN my lie
Given away. The Peoples Common Sense Med
ical Adviser Is sent free receipt Of stamps 10 pay
expense Of mailing only. The book contains 1908
pages and 100 illustrations. Send 81 one-cent
stamps for the paper bound edition, or 81 stamps
for the cloth bound Address Dr. K. V. Pierce,
EzANsss y. Y.
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DANIEL +. TUTHILL DEAD.

Daniel z. Tuthin. well known grain broker Of
this city, died on Sunday afternoon IN Roosevelt
Hospital lie forty-six years old Mr. Tuthill
had attack Of pneumonia last spring and did
not recover from its effects He went TO Europe a
few weeks ago and returned on Thursday on the
steamer Patricia. His home at No 81 West Sew
&nty-seyenth-st being closed be was taken from
the steamship pier 10 the hospital. lie leaves a
widow and TWO sons. meeting of his fellow
members OF the Produce Exchange Will be held to-
day 70 take appropriate action his death.
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ARIZONA COUNTY RAILWAY BONDS VALID.

Phoenix Ariz. Sept. . CspeciaD-In the Fourth
Arizona District Court Judge Sloan has decided
that the bonds Of Yavapai County. issued in sub
fidy Of the Prescott and Arizona Central Railway
are valid. and must be paid. and has ordered the
Supervisors Of the county 10 levy the necessary
tax 10 pay the interest the bonds for the years
1895 and 1899 The county has fought the case bit
teTly. FOR the subsidized railway built in 1881 by
Thomas Bullock IS no longer IN existence. the track
having been torn mp after a better equipped rival
had made connection between Prescott and the
Santa Fe system. The bonds. which were refunded
for S25sOn
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and that the Treaty OF Minister strictly limited
them -, .,Au,ol
NJ De Martens. president OF the tribunal
asked Mr. Harrison where he FOUND the worn
naturalization" in the treaty
Mr.. Harrison replied that he would sho" Una.
delimitzation was a necessary erect "'ion u''
not as had been claimed by Sir klchaiu w.
ster on behalf OF Great Britain, permit tne p.
~ aoouira concessions except from the Portu-
guese in Brazil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-26
Mania. septemher Pa
Adtutant General washIngton. -. -.
1rrr cAMp MEADE roR PHILIPpINEs.

HARRISBURG Penn. Sept. 25-The now 2Sih kesi-
rnent left Camp Meade to-day for service III Un'
,ht,nn,ros The troops went IN four sections over
tho PENNSYLVANIA Railroad. They will be stationed
at the Preside IN San FTancisco snP nor uff Of
recruiting the 4lst and 47th regiments AZ camp
Meade for service IN the Philippines is gong
steadily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-26
PROMOTION FOR FREYsTAETTER.

Paris. Sept. S.-Captain Freystaetter. who
member OF the Dreyfus court martial Of 1894. and
who testified before the court martial at Rennes
that his original belief in the guilt Of the accused
WAS largely the result OF the reading Of the docu-
mcuts Of the secret dOssier this statement being
communicated 70 the Judges IN a private room
without the knowledge Of Dreyfus or his counsel.
has been appointed a commander OF marine infant
- at Rochefort. in the Department OF Charente-
IDferipure
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NJ oui0q had received 211 votes ana M Nj D."
nett had received votes. There are 10 70
I'm the committee. There was no hofore he
make Mr.. Quigg's election nnahl, , rd thanked
,,ss escorted to the chair. When ne hao oS
the committee for his reelection 70 'ile oN'O'
president he continued in part as i9ow w,e 70 say
Ordinarily 1t would be impoSsloie t aos such as
O VOID in reply TO criticism or myselli ~ else
- - made here but because someoogIy II
rs beer attacked | have the right 10 ,ef' etand
e. 70, I who have done these things uu' ,rrsurar-
~ ~ ~ eLa5oy OF something awful ana ~
sble II seems to me that the N',ia 30 made
naonDced Is the best answer that couiu %, here
u se,, thousand Republicans SEM you ~ -
TSev took the trouble TO enron, anu 6,tcns which
the primaries and voted uh ga,S XII OF those
hfty thousa ,ros KAT my friend has made himsot
s,rVile Creatultts thes@ years They don't mean
mat the Republican ORGANIZATION Sd@d roll that
mans instrument II WASH a paJb" een heard Of
brought YOU here, ana IN, l"S' '
the old padded roll grow. o,ecer 70 the twadde
that any one man n Is of Theodore Roosevelt
sroyes that II isn't So II was oIiI 40. ANY con-
voice o. iSo7 tiat there was not union akt Az
TTemmanv then 1 believe IN noth IIil - believe
~ !s oIists in this city anti ~ the
~, believe Il be eNOksu 1ntsoo,endents
Republican party agreeing dates and the Repub-
on pias..v' peine accepted as the great 10
H.. H." wTbic6 Is 10 furnish the machinery '0
election .oe has gone by when the Repq6cR , er
49, - "a N he upheld 10y patrOnaet. ..oge and
,Sce has destroyed most OF the - 80 RAJ about
NiVe done what 7 could to help orng 1aee Under
l-anv viii soon be bereft or pat Urinary
"a Iii,l service The Civil service ~. makes
o. roo5 government helps the htl'i,o, VIM any
ioI r. Corning election am for union tbe cor
IN ut oo, .am,s 20 aid In putting down tnS rL''e
rnf and selfish Oligarchy thal TN a,,i,ude il IN
Government II anybody says rs HSo- he can have
cGn.sleHtr po vrants ont cf II. am WINK ov
acknowledge that know S'e"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-26
Il. WALTER WEBB IMPROVING.

H. Walter Webb. OF the New-York Central Rail
road. VINO recently returned 10 his home AZ Scar
borough near Sing Sing. y. Y. from his summer
s0jOurn In the Adirondacks has been improving
ever since In health. He Will return 10 New-York
Clty early IA october.
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DREYFuss CONDITION BETTER.

Paris Sept &-The Petit Bleu" this morning
denies the reports in circulation regarding the
! health of Dreyfus which. the paper says. despite
! rumors to the contrary is improving
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-26
CANDIDATESFOR ASSEMBLY
WOODRUFF SEEMS TO HAVE REUNITED
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IN klN's'

SANFORD WITHDRAWs IN THE Flhsl D''
rR1CT-DADY SAYS HE WILL BE
REELECTED CHAIRMAN
Since Lieutenant Governor "ooui VII ""9
sumed the leadership Of the kepuo"o"" 20 e', ,,,
zaticn in Kings County his plans anu .' 49,,
bova been carried out with precision. lie mas
s,,-,,od tho marty. and whether he wins or Is
,.saa,o6 ,here Is absolutely no doubt that
49, ,ooo1 organization never before has been SO
'.t,ad and harmonious. The Assembly district
~,n,.antions were held last night in each OF the
,,,.,,,t,,-one Assembly districts, and these can
didates were nominated:
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NOT THE SAME FIRM.

Klee & CO. the tailors are not connected in any
way with Cohn Brothers Klee & CO.. the aivertis-
Ing firm. who filed petition IN bankruptcy on
September %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-26
THE VENEZUELAN DISPUTE.
Mr.. HARRISON CONTINUES HIS ARGUMENT BE-
FORE TIE COMMISSION

Paris Sept. 25.-Before the Anglo Venezuelan
Boundary Commission to-day Benjamin Harri-
son continued his argument on behalf OF Nenez-
uela Mr. Harrison cOntended that. while the
Dutch rights in the so-called intermediate ter
ritory" had been acquired by conquest, these
rights must be limited By the law Of conquest
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oTuER OFFICERS CHOSEN.

The organization Of the County Commute ",,'
- ~. the election Of the following OIL
oers. McDougan Hawkes.. first vice-preSiue''..
wnl,am II. Ten Eyck second vice presiue,',
George r. Manchester. secretary; John saolne
c.,,.h .reasurer and Edward Bodne' sergeant.
a~nos The roll was called for the names u
a.. .aor,bere Of the new Executive Committee
Wv, chow Mr. Ouigg caused to be read com
.,,,,,i,a,ion from Wheeler II. Peokham' preS'-
dent Of the city Club inviting the County COM
,n,ttee to send a delegation TO a conference AZ
the civ Club on the evening Of October ., \
resolution was passed refer the commu I,h,ch
ZION 70 the Republican County CohVen na Mr.
80 meets ON the evening Of Octoher .. VI
6nSgr was authorized to acknowledge the re-
cept Of Mr. Peckhams letter. $4,000, - r,,olo
rule Of the committee was aii, S5- ~
,be annual dues Of each member so. -. 49,
some additional rules were adop'eu Deioie '''0
meeting adjourned.
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DESCRIPTION OF THE VESSEL.


Uasbineton. Sept 25-The gunboat urdane'a'
which WAS captured with her crew al 'ial''
about twenty-five miles from Manila on '"e
Raw n Manila. Is a little craft Of only forty 'oHS
Advancement. not much larger than sma" 'ut'
She was captured by the Navy early in the war
and has been on police duty in tho bay TOT
r,ortbe mast The records Of the Navy Depart
mont show that she was one Of the poa's oil
which the Oregon IS the parent Snip mat -
che ,rae supposed 70 draw all Of her supplies
from the battleshp. to be manned Ho" '"1
Dragon row. and 10 act under the instructions
Of tho Orecon's commander According TO the
last reports to the Department, the httie poa,
was last Nav under the COMMAND OF NaN"I
Cadet Welborn C. Wood. but the personnel OF
the crew is not n matter Of record, being suuJ'''
~ froouent changes Wood was appointed to the
Naval Academy from oregon. had passed MS
academic course. and was performing two years
sea service AT the time Of his capture Naturally
the Department officials arc vexed that the am
cultes Of the negotiations looking 10 the release
Of Lieutenant Gilmore, Of the Yorktown ana MS
men should be added to by this last misfortune
Still. there IL no disposition unnecessarily 10
curb the tunior officers Of the Navy, who are
rendering such gallant service in the Philip
pines.
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STILL THE PEOPLE COME
THE SAME STORY AT THE hol
,r.c1, or A FEW LATE ARRIVALS

The night trains last night brought huIul'rs
~ visitors who were thoughtfnl enough ~ -
oi ''s''''9 h,,o,s 1ceoks in advance. Their com
~, ,,oons rho hotels tanned and the ones they
s,s,,aco drift 10 apartment houses and poaroins
houses in Manhattan Brooklyn or 10 the hoin,n
- relatives and friends. That Is the way II WIN
he all the week Now and then late corner az
niles for accommodation Just after the receipt ~
the hotel clerks Of telegram canc''ihs a."
gagement Of rooms. and with a superior a.. GOOD
roor,e Such case is rare exception ho"e'e''
The arrivals yesterday included the following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-26
MORE PERMITS FOR STANDS GRANTED

The list Of applications for Dewey stand permits
filed at the Department OF Buildings yesterday, Is
as follows: James r. Pyle. No. 6I3 Fifth-aye;
KnIckerbocker Apartment Company, 40. 2il Fifth
ave; w W Aston. No. 300 Fifth-ave.; and W.
Folsom Nos 80 and 81 Fitth-ave.; J. II. Chadwick
No 3sl Fifth. ave: !. Lewinton No. i'3 Fifth-aye.
Theodore b. Starr No. 2s Fifth-ave.; Aston estate
No 1853 Fifth-ave.: Thomas H. Boyce 40. ils Fifth
ave; the +. II. Reyell Company, No is Fifth ave:
j Boansen No. 40 Fifth-ave. F. Delphine and J.
schiffelin No 2gf Fifth-ave.; Grace Masney. No.
s22 Fifth-ave: Countess La Sale. No. 1875 Ffh-aye;
George Schiffen. No 292 Fifth-aye.; George
Schastey Nos. S2l and 323 Ffth-aye. H. r. Whit
ney No PSI Fifth-ave. ". c. Demarest. 40. q
Fifth-ave; Alfred D. Pell. Nos l25 and rs Fifth
ave; r. II Beheler No. 800 f1ftn-ate, August
Limbert No % Fifth-aye. Charles II. stu. Fifth
ave and Twenty nnth-st.. De La Sale institute,
Nos 100 and l0s West Fiftyninth-st; Catherine Me-
Intosh Central Park West and sXty-seyenth-st;
Russell Sage Central Park West and Sixty -seyenth
ST.: H. Lang Riverside Drive and Ninety-eighth-st
August Meyers No. 34 Riverside Drive. Robert
Chesebrough Riverside Drive and Ninety hirf-st;
William @. BlOdgett. Riverside Drive ana Ninety
frst-st.. a ). Rudd. Riverside Drive ana one num-
bred -fourteenth-st. and Myles Terney, No 81
Riverside Drive.
PENNSYLVANIA PROVISIONAL BRIGADE.
Harrisburg Penn, Sept. % General orders were
issued to-day from the headquarters Of the Ma
tional Guard designating the provisional brigad,
to represent Pennsylvania at the reception to Adj
njral Dewey at New-York The brigade will be
commanded by General Schall, and VIII consist 4
the list ID 3d and 9th regiments The 10Th Reg
ment which has been mustered out or the service
Of the guard. viii also attend the demonstration
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HOTEL IMPEKIAL

/. q Martin. Philadelphia. 81 higgins,
Mr. and Mrs T. E. Harris :; ~ e,
Woonsocket. 81 ,,. ~,
John NJ. White. virginia. Spul5
smart Robson. New-Nork. Mr. L. 1877
II. G staley. Piqua. ; H. Was''
T Anderson Boston a. -, =; Y Inn aha.
Q f WAYS. Baltimore. ". o. stew
W. H. singleton NaS"'1s NJ Sir' and n
Yrs. NJ E. Harbaush' :, Ke e. S,1l!,
,,' DleNS " Ellsworth. Cleve- " G. Fish,
- Mrs r.
@ e. Harbaugh. cleveland. PhiladelPh
q G Roughton. Buffalo MI ana Mr
Thomas T Hunt. Boston. New bIita
p ". Tracy. BostCn. MT ana Mt
Mr. and Mrs G. r. Boas' Goshen. u
u,r-ishurg H. Wetier
Miss ). h. Boas Harris A. broaddus
HOTEL MARLBOROUG
Friedman. Washington Mr. and Mr.
N s Halle. Baltimore ems. Phila
simon Grief. Baltimore. The Misses
Henry J. Morris. Watkins Orleans
Nr and Mrs ". T. North Mr. and Mr.
ington. Prattsville. Ala Washingio
NJ A Graham. prattsNille T. KieseWe'
/. n Roger Clarksburg Mrs. a. st
J.. G Horning. clarksnnrg city.
Mr. and Mrs W G. l2ib- Miss May :
tu canton CITY.
@ Royeno and family. Cos HUGO coot.
"a Rica II. kaufman
J. II Tremper Kingston. 7. OConnor
Thomas ] Woodward and Mr. and Nj
family. New orleans. Chicago.
John : schley savannah. J. g. Strau
II } Richie. St Angus ~. J. barre
tine. II : Pom
A. brewster. New Orleans wick
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HOTEL. NORNANDIT

Mr. and Mrs william r. {. NJ Phelps Holyoks
'r n,s s"' Nsweyork G r Norris. Cleveland
T. A. Shelley Wstertown. Fred {. Parker Chicago.
James -. Million, Utica T. W wentworth New
OF so5 s"q rhiiadepha "'''' F. F. Hole. Syracuse
l.. L.. Potter. Provid@noH
HOTEL MAJESTIC
Mr. and Mrs Perrin G Mrs n. Prince. Houston
G p RchsrdsoH' chicago Mr.. z. l. Koon Mnl.iae
charles orr' 2 ADAMS Boston Mrs l. 5 J. Hunt s..,,
J. +. Farrell Philadelphia. Wash
Mr.. and Mrs n. F. Weed X e. Robinson. Phiadel-
/. B. Fsy' Boston. F. D conger. Washington
Phiiadelphia George T. williamson. Chi
Mrs " IT, chamberlain Thomas F scanlon Boston
Pitisfod Mass Mr. and Mrs. John r. Had
stolman r Kelley. Boston dock Phlade pha.
MURRAY HILL.
Mr. and Mrs. A Morton. Frank ". Hart Cleveland.
London. l. T.. Forbes Belplf
l. 4 Morton. London. Chs. whrbeek Hudson.
s Waller 81 Joseph. n Meltzer. Montreal
Isaac ". our. jr Boston. Mrs IS. b Douglass Md
W G shnhle. Schenectady. dletown.
Mr. and Mrs. f. Z. Vlning Mr and Mrs , .. Him.
san Franchise. man. Philadelphia
J. = Aids. Norwich. Mrs e. Glenny Buffalo.
II II Hart Chicago. Miss Gieuny. Buffalo
Miss Wilson. Montreal. Mr. saf Mrs G. sorasu..
II G. T Farr' B "n'A C. T. wright Sioux City
Edw II Bindlcy Pittshurg y. !. Illey, Boston.
Miss Adelaide NJ. Blniley " n salisopIy' chicago.
Miss McMlin. Pittsburg Mrs Edward Davis. Ger
Rapid. N''''' '''"' Mss HaI l. Il Boyer Rocs..
&. Il 1 Burn Bo!i 1si''1 Mrs william C Burdcs.
Mr. and Mrs c. ". Ives Alfred
New Haven. ?. ". Prescott Washington.
B. LOOMS. IT, Hartford II. J. toohinharn, ltcs
Mrs j. Gum San Fran T A Clayton. New orleans
cisco Charles ". BucSin. New
" Cisco H''e Gum" san ''' Arthur Perry Boston,
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D.. L. AND W. DIVIDEND MEETING.

The dividend meeting Of the Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western directors called FOR next
Friday. Will be held day earlier because OF the
Dewey celebration.
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Y EOl 81

- - .so-.o, Cincinnati. Mr.. and Mrs f. A Hale
? y ,+sirriiesson Poston Springfield.
r. l. r-as ~ " II Nc Mrs A. r. Fulton. Pius-
MI a,lI
CaLthy = L. &, Louis James VI Fulton. Pttsburg
n: Mcl.ivus,', n Uaynesblrg " r. Baldwin Pittsburg.
W J.. AAI'', ni,r'rhts Mr. l.. Henderson. st.
W P.'rn' II -, chicago Louis
Mrs Johh ~ Chicago a O Fording Pittsburg.
Mrs F. A. ketchGml an1 w VirSinia.
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IT HOUSE.

George 7. Field. Boston.
4 ". Fitzpatrick. Boston.
|. ". Rover. Philadelphia.
charles Z. Mills. Honesdale.
H. r. Torbert. Baltimore.
s. A. Snow. Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. g. era
ham. Philadelphia.
J. p Wing. Seattle.
g NJ cromwell. Baltlmore.
r. II. Cromwell. Baltimore
" :. Aldridge. Rochester.
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Assembly ~
District. Candliate
John HILL MORGAN.,
2-PATRICK !. O.Sl Lin An
3-JOHN J. BRENNAN
4-CHARLES H. GOTTEN
"A G. DE GRAW.
G-JOHN HARVEY WAl4b'
&C. W. WRIGHT. >.,h.- %
S-Adi0urncd until Friday. % e''O''
g-CHARLES FOSTER
1O-EDWARD /. COLLIER
u-TIMOTHY J. MAHEh
l2-FRANK J. PRICE,;
i9-TUOMAS p HABBY.
i9-Adjourned until october =
EDWARD H. sCHLJE TER
~ EDWARD G. BRENNAN.
17-UARRIS WILSON.
1s-TACOB u. REMSEN
1Q-LOIIS BEST.
9n-RICHARD GOODWIN
oi-JOSEpU ADAMS.
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REBELS CAPTURE GUNBOAT
THE rRDANETA BEACHED AND BURNED
NEAR ORANL
CADET W. c. WOOD AND NINE OF THE
CREW SAID TO BE MIssING-THKEE
GINS TAKEN BY INSURGENTS.

Manila. Sept 25.-1t was reported here that
che insurgents had captured the United states
eunboat Urdaneta in the Orani River on IN"
northwest side Of Manila Bay where she was
natrolIing. One officer and nine Of her crew are
missing.
The United States gunboat Petrol was sent 10
investigate the matter, and has returned mere
after having discovered the Urdaneta heached
onnosite the town Of Oran on the Orani River.
she had been ridhed with bullets and burned
and the following guns. with their amnu''''''"'
had been captured: A 1-pounder. one Colt au.0-
matte gun and one Nordenfeldt Z'-m''''''e''e
gun. The crew Of the Urdaneta are prisoners VI
have been killed Further details are lacking
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THE GENUINE EVANS ALE,

Bottled at the brewery. bears red and black label with
trade mark and signature
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NEGRos INSURGENTS TO SURRENDER

NEGROs INSURGENTS TO SURRENDER.
THE STARS AND STRIPES TO BE RAISED N sULU
ISLAND
Washington. Sept 25-Two important dispatches
from General Otis at Manila made public by
the War Department to-day The first indicates
that the Insurgents on the island Of Neeros are
about 10 recognize the authority Of the United
States An election in Negros Will be held on octo-
Der 20 The dispatch follows:
Manila. September o.
Adjutant General. Washington. . ,..- o.,.e,
Hughes Ioilo reports Lopez and sXiy-four armed
men surrendered to Byrnc at lltn2 49,
Election In that island October Sought confer
ence chief insurgents Panay wished 10 know wnat
rromlse could be given them IN case OF ioIlhti sun
mission Told no arrangements possible uhuI SUI
rendered and force disbanded 'IlS'
The second dispatch says the American nag VIII
be raised on sulu Island. The chief Insurgents in
Zamboanga are reported unwilling TO accept the
authority OF the United States. but desire to name
conditions which General Otis would not accept
The second dispatch follows:
Manila. September "a
Adiutant General. Washington - ,.,, ,,,o,o1
Rates returned from JOlO 2lst inst. having pace
parrisons at SLASH and Bungam. IaWl raw tI9uP,
one company each place AuarS IN hl'ii5p.liiN'
satisfactory Bates chief Insurgents HhulvN-
anga; still anxious TO receive United Sat,s La'i
SON on condition OF withdrawal should Atulntu,'
succeed I'm Iuzon. Proposition not entertained.
Zamhoanga having trouble with more iatos III
t-iriritv Who nave raised United States flag Dato
Ca,a,an Sulu Island visited J0lO gave alheslon
90 desired 10 raise American nag instead OF span
ish nag island. American nag VII ne -, - ~
there Ready 10 give six months notice IN oIntr -
blish I'm archipelagO customs regulations hnu
nrotocol between Spain. Germany ana Preht ~ u
ain OF 1885. Bates report by mall. olls'
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! Denneree. Rochester.
Ewing Hill. s.. LOUIS.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Buchanan
Lancaster. ,NL
willard Jones. Islilade.pula'
7. A. Warner, jr. Buffalo.
r 4. Ellis. L. s. 4.
charles Smith. Oneonta.
Theodore Y. Valentine, DE
trOit. -
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. smith,
leicester.
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p II. Fitzgerald. south
Plttsburg.
Nine Singh. Lowell;
" W. Everett. w ashlrS,o,l'
Mrs. L. J. Gardner .ar, ,'l,.
Miss Bessie l.. Sardhe''
Carlisle. D,,,
Miss :. A. Heating. PITTS
burg.
Icon ] Dreler. scranton
sank D. Allen. Atlanta
: Richmond. chicago.
iohn T whitaker. New
orleans.
Y 4 sober. Pittsburg,.
". J Lowry. CleVelano.
Mrs George J. shaw. for's
mouth. Va.
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p Tensr. Boston.
F NJ. Hoffman. Elmlra.
" L. Cooksey. Ne" Ior'
News.
Charles Cohen. Pittsourg.
Miss r T. Cohen. Pittsburg'
" l. McCue. De kalo.
Mrs +. y. Abbott. blhs-
Mrs ]. T. Whitmore. Blns-
hamt0n.
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