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Epworth League at $50 =. m. Al 73o
+. m. the pastor G. NJ. Ginin. y. D.,
viii preach to the letter carriers. All
delegates IN the city and their friends
cordially invited.
Simpson Methodist Episcopal church,
Rev. j. B. Sweet pastor-Morning,
quarterly meeting services; Love Fcast
at a. m; Sacrament Of Lords supper
at 1880 a. m, conducted by the pastor;
Sunday school at IL m; Junior Ep-
worth league at 3 p. m; Young Men
meeting at y. M; Epworth league AT
$50 y. m, leader, Mr.. VIII II. Hagen;
evening preaching service at $50. All
seats free. A welcome to all
Asburv Methodist Episcopal church,
corner Monsev avenue ana DolAWlrH
strrci-Eev. w. @. Simpson, y, u"
brotherhood Of St Paul at $50 a. m. !,
preaching at 1890 n. m: sunday school
NJ 22O n. m; Senior .EpWorth League
at $50 p m: preaching at $50 p. M;
prayer meeting Wednesday at $50 p.
m. Brotherhood Of st. Paul Friday at
s y. m. Seats free; Al are WGlcol,c; ',l,,
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church--F. +. Doty. pastor. ScrVire2
Sept ?, 1899. Quarterly meeting in the
morning: love feast at $50 q. M
short discourse followed by COM
munion at 1880; Junior League meet
ing Mt $50 y. m; EnWorth League
y. m sermon pastor at $50 p M
strangers welcomed.
Ash street Methodist Episcopal
church. John r. Austin, pastor-Ser-
vices at 1890 a. IN. and 80 y. m; sun
day school at . p, m; EpWorth league
at 6.i5 ~ m. Miss Katie Hartmann,
leader. Morning subject, Holy Ghost
Power" evening subject, Seeking.
Howard Place African Methodist
Episcopal church-Rev. II. \. Grant.
y n, pastor. 1890 n. m, subject,
Whose Question or Problem Is This
80 y. m, Sunday school; $50 p M
fourteenth i'm the series Of sermons
upon the church of the future.
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Jonas Longs Sons

adapting Catule Mendcs' tragedy "La
Refine Fiamette' for Miss MarlOwe, but
this will not be completed until the end
of the coming season. After Miss Mar
loves season, Mr.. Frohman will present
Maude Adams in Little Minister" at
the Criterion, and during this engage
ment Miss Adams will put on new play
by j. NJ. Barrie.
At the Empire, New York, the run Of
Ills Excellcncy the Governor will be re-
sumed for two weeks early in the fall
Then begins the annual engagement Of
John Drew with Haddon Chambers con .
cdy Of temperament, THE Tyranny OF
Tears" Mr.. Frohman has also a new COM
cdy for Mr.. Drew by Jerome X. jerome,
also a play being written for him bY
MCssrs. Parker and Carson, authors Of
Rosemary" The Empire Theatre stock
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TOnnOrrOW'S Services
Episcopal.

Episcopal.
st. Lukes parish-Rev. Rogers
Israel. rector; RcV. T., J. Haughton,
senior Curate; Rev. VI. .. Nash, junior
Curatp.
Fourteenth Sunday.
St. LnlIe's churCh--7.30 a. m" Holy
Communion: 10 q. m. morning prayer,
80 a. m, sermon and Holy Commun-
ion. 73O y. m, evening prayer and
sermon; 915 a. M, Sunday school ana
Fihle class.
St Marks. Dunmore-1o.3O q. M,
morning prayer and sermon; 40 p. M,
evening prayer aud sermon: y. m.'
Sunday school and Bible classes.
East End mission, Prescott avenue
3 p. m, Sunday school and Bible
classes.
south side mission, Fig street. 70
=. M. Sunday school and Bible
classes.
st. Davids church. Edward James
NcHcnry. rector-Fourteenth sunday
after Trinity. Celebration of Holy
Communion at 7.3O a. m. and 1890 a.
M; cvensonE with sermon at $50 p. m;
Sunday Snool at 2,30 p. m.
Christ's church. corner Paul street
ana Washington avcnuo-SerNiceS
1920 n. m, 2.3) y. m. and 80 y. m. Al
seats free. All welcome. f. S. Ballen'
tine, pastor
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MUSICAL NOTES.

Miss Annie B. williams, who had
been organist at the Washburn Street
Presbyterian church, has resigned and
on Monday left for Stroudsburg, where
she intends taking a special course OF
studies at the state Normal school
Last Sunday the Providence Glce
club gave a sacred concert at Lake Wi
nola. Their renditions were very fine
and showed that a great deal of time
and labor had been spent in preparing
them.
II n N
Professor Dan Protheroc, Mus. Bac.,
Of Milwaukee, who had been visiting
hcreabouts, returned home on Monday.
A. sacred concert will be given by
Baucrs band at Laurel Hill park on
Sunday evening.
Mr.. Hogarth, conductor of the Ho-
garths band at Jermyn, has recently
composed new march for brass bands.
1t is entitled Enterprise March," and
was first rendered at their last open
air concert.
The Scranton Glec club, which has
been in organization for some time will
render sQmC of their fine music during
the coming week, and at Nay Aug park
tomorrow afternoon. This is one of the
finest clubs in the state and will
probably continue to be while
| Professor j. T. Watkins is at it's
head. The Choruscs that will be rem
dercd will comprise the works of some
| of the best musical composers OF the
/ world.
The following musical selections will
/ be rendered at the morning and even
! ing services at Elm Park church to-
morrow, under the direction Of the or
ganist, Mr.. J. Alfred Pennington:
MORNING.
Organ, IN Paridisum" ........Dubols
Organ, Offcrtory in a Minor,
Deshayes
Organ Postlude in + ............ Weley
! Choir, Teach Me, O Lord. ".... Warren
Choir, Come Said Jesus Sacred
Voice" MISREPRESENTATION. Holden
EVENING.
| Organ, Prelude in G. G..............W Weley
| Organ Offertory in ID ............ Weley
Organ POstlude in ID ............. Boss
Choir, Juhilate in G .SChillinG
Choir, COntralto Solo Selected
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vice will last for one hour and will be
characterized by a brief sermon and
bright music. Following the morning
sermon there will be the reception of
new members and Communion.
First Baptist ChurCh-Rcv. $. r.
Matthews, pastor. The usual services
morning and evening. 1l30 a. I'M. and
80 y. m; the Lords supper will be
observed at the close Of the evening
service: Sunday school 2,3O p. M, at
Plyrouth church Or. Beddoo, supcrin-
tendent; T.. Y. +. u. prayer meeting,
g. so y. m. at lvoritc hall. weekly
prayer meeting Wednesday evening at
$50. All are cordially invited.
North Main Avenue Baptist church,
Services conducted bv Rev. $. G.
ECadund. II. D., pastor. Morning SER
vice. 1890. evening, 72C. All welcome.
Green Ridge Baptist church-Pr5ach-
ing by the pastor at 1880 a. m. and $50
p. m. The Lords Supper win follow
the morning sermon.
Shiloh BAPTIST church. 30j Center
strcet-PrcaChinE, 1890: Bible school
? p. m; Young Peoples union, T3G
p. M evening subject. "Thc Stone cut
and the Mountain Sacrament. All are
welcome. Rev. J. II. Fell. pastor.
Dudley street Baptist church. Dun
more Rev. Il. NJ Roderick Ph. D.. pas
tor-Serviccs at 1890 a. -. and 7.3O p.
m, subjects. Casting all Your Care
Upon Him" and THE Invinciblity Of
the Diigent i'm the World and Church"
Sunday school at 10 m; Young Peoples
Christian 12ndeaVor at 645. \ short
and interesting song services prCcCdcs
the pastors short sermon each Sunday
evening. The public win find room and
a cordial welcome at all services.
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company begins its annual tour in Sep
temper with Lord and Lady AlGy' and
the company Will appear at Empire The
atre at the close of Mr.. Drew's engage
ment. a comedy by IL. V. Esmond en-
titled MY Lady's Lord" may be the OPP
oninE play. The new thcatre-Tho Criter-
ion, Forty-fourth street and Broadway
will have The Girl from MaXime's" for
the opening bill.
Eugene Presbrcy has been engaged by
Jacob Lift to stage The Ghetto which
is to he the opening production at the
Broadway theatre New York. Much Is
expected of this play. 1t is from the pen
Of Herman HeyCrmans, noted Dutch
author. Joseph Haworth. Grace Eilikins,
Mrs. Mckee Rankin, Sidney Herbert.
Robert McWadef II. A. Weaver and other
we'll known people are in the cast.
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New Years services viii be held by
the congregation of Beth Israel, OF
Hickory street, on Monday evening
at o'clock. They will be in charge
of Rev. ]. Levison, who will be assisted
by the full choir Rev. Mr.. Levison
was recently called by the congrega-
tion of the synagogue for a term Of
three years. He came from Syracuse,
y. Y, where he has been located for
the last three years. Rev. Mr.. Levi
son is a distinguished Oriental and
modern Hebrew scholar
The following music will he given
at the Second Presbyterian church to-
morrow:
MORNING.
Prelude, Elevation in a Flat
Alex Guilmant
ouartette, GLORY to God on High
Mozart.
Duet. Bow Down Thine Ear. Sudds
Postude, "Lauda, Sion, Salvatorcm'
Lommcns.
EVENING.
Prelude, "Cantilene" ......G Gabriel Pierne
Quatette. THE Lord Is in His Holy
Temple NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .Sudds
Quartette, "How Amiable Are Thy.
Postude, "Fughetta' ......E. Lamaisre
Rev. q. r. Bcardslcy who has been
attending the summer meetings of the
Universalists at Murray Grove, has
returned accompanied by his sister.
He will resume his pastoral work here
Sunday, Sept. 3, after a months vaca-
tion.
Rev. r. +. Y. Pierce having returned
from several weeks soiourn at Ocean
Grove will preach i'm his pulpit at tho
Penn Avenue Baptist church sabbath
morning and evening lie has planned
series of popular SudaY evening ser
vices for the month of September, an6
through brief spiritual talks and bright
music he will present the "Old, Ole
story" 20 the heart and life in picture
story and song The evening services
will be from 80 to $50.
Rev. James D. Tillinghast. Of Tow.
anda. Pa, the special state missionary
of the Universalist church, WIN preac.
in the All Souls church, on Pine street
between Adams and Jcffers N avenues
Sunday, Sept. 10, at 1890. n large
gathering of all Universalists ara cX
pected, but all are welcome.
Rev. DR.. Giflin, pastor of Elm Parl
church, has returned from his tour OF
the fishing sections, extending to IN,
Thousand Islands. He reports tn,
sport good as usual. The doctor vii
make the approaching convention the
basis of his Sunday evening ALI. III!
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Remember, We will sell bottle
NINE. RUPPERT'S FACE BLEACH at
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Religious....

held Sunday afternoon at 3.45 o'clock
All women are invited to attend.
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Methodist Episcopal.

Elm Park Church-Prayer and praise
service at $40 a. m. communion at
1890 a. M; Sunday school at and
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Miscellaneous.


Volunteers Of America Captain and
Mre. TOttcn in command. our tent is
about completed and we viii hold SER
vices all next week as follows: Lords
Day, Sept. 3rd. at s =. m. DR. j. G.
Hatoson will speak; subject, Christ
the Great Phvsinihn;" Monday Cap
tain and Nra Anderson, Of Wilkes
Earre: Tuesday Rev H. \. Grant;
Wednesday, Mr.. Gus Niobcn: Thurs
day. Mr.. a. f. Hoftsonmer; Friday,
Gcv. T.. A. Povla. n T1vdc Park: sat
urday, Captain Totton; subject. Types
and AntitypcS" Tent situated corner
of Adams avenue and Mulberry street.
Lighted by electricity. Everybody Will
hc made welcome
Tuircrsalist church-Pastor .. r.
| Bcardsley. Morning service. 1920. Sub
| ieCt. From the Shadow Into the
| Light" The evening service will be
| in charge Of the Y. T.. G. L. Reports
| from the national convention at Lynn
| Mass. and from those who attended
! the Murray Grove meetings will he
| given IS well as other vacation echoes
| Sunday school Immediately following
| the morning service.
Railroad Young Mems Christian as
| sociatiOn-Gospcl mcotin" at 3A5 p
| m. in charge of the secretary. Special
singing by male quartcttc. y Cordia'
| welcome to all.
| calvary ChurCh-MOrninC services
| 1880 a. M: evening services, 6 p. m
Rev H. IT, Harris the pastor, viii
preach. Subjects AN Ideal Church,
evening. "An Ideal Pastor" All well
coined and all seats free.
! Cavalry Reformed church, corner
| Munroo avenue and Gibson street
Rev. G w Welsh. pastor. 1890 n. IN.
morning services. subject. "a Guilty
| Conscience:" 11.11 q. m, Sunday school
| : p. IN. Christian E,ndoayor. Mr.
! WelscnflUh leader. 30 y. M. ovcninl
service, subject. - Fearless Prophet
Seats free All welcome. Children''
J day win he observed oct. 3. evening.
First Church Of christ, Scientist. ~
| Adams avenue Sunday services, 102
a. m. and 7.20 n. M subject. "Sus
tnnancc." Wednesday evening meeting
AZ o'clock All welcome.
Zion I nitod Evangelical church, "a
rouse avenuc--Rev. 9. y. Moore. pas
TOR. sabbath school 9A5 a. m; preach
ing. 1915 a. m. and 80 y. m; Key
stone LEAGUE Christian Fndcavor, SO
T.. m; Junior Christian Fndcavor
Monday. y. m: prayer meeting Wed
nesday. 7.3o p. m. \ cordial invitation
is extended to the public TO attcnc
those services.
The ordinance Of Baptism win b
administered at the West Marke
Street Baptist church at o'clock b,
the pastor. Rev. ]. \. Evans,
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Baptist.

Penn Avenue Baptist church-Prsach-
ing morning at 1890 and evening at
80 by the pastor, Rev. Robert +. Y.
pierce. Morning prayers in the VeStry
at 9.45. Topic of morning sermon, Tho
I}auQuetinE Hall of the King" sun
day school; Young Peoples meeting at
$50. Topic of evening sermon, Jesus
Christ Among Men" The evening ser
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PRESBYTERIAN.

First PRESBYTERIAN ChurCh-Divinc
services 1890 a. m. and ESO p. m' Dr.
Mcleod will preach.
The Second Presbyterian church
Services 1890 a. m. and I3O p. IN. Ut.
Robinson will preach morning ana
evening. In the evening the HuujyC.t :,
VIII he, "Thc Summcri Nftcrncath.
Xii seats FREQ at night All welcome
at all services.
Green Ridge Presbyterian church
Roy. Isaac Lansing, pastor. lO1O a. M
service of worship, address conmunl-
cant and reception of members; l. M
DibIc school; 6.45 y. m. Christian tsn-
| dcayor. T41 service Of worship win
| sermon by the pastor. Evening ser
mons are resumed this Sabbath. All
welcome.
Washhurn street Presbyterian church
Rev. John i. Moffdt. d. D., pastor
| Services at 1890 Il. m. and I.3O p m;
| Bible school at 10 m; Young People
| Christian Fndcavor at $40 p. m.
| prayer meeting Wednesday at 40 p.
| IN. The pastor will preach morning
| and evening.
J Presbyterian chapel, Adams avenue
! and New York street. Rev. James
Hughes, nastor-SubieCt for evening
What Can We DO to Help our Pas
tori" The Rev. L. r. Foster, NJ. y.
! will have charge Of the service and VII
: preach the sermon. Time, 80 p. m
! All are welcome.
sumner Avenue Presbyterian church
! Rey. l.. r. Foster pastor '. m.
short sermon by uaStOr. 10y
the regular Communion You
are invited to this serviC'. m.
sunday school. The nastu" III eN'
change at the p. IN. service with the
Rev. James Hughes, ID. D.: EndcavOl
at y. m; prayer meeting at 80 p
| m. Wednesday.
Taylor Presbyterian church-10@o "a
m, Rev. James Hughes, u. D., vii
: J l1rnlnh. GMnllA. snhnnl n n Il % a M
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The gospel meeting Of the Young
Women's Christian association will be
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A cordial invitations is extended TO
all to worship at the Howard Place
African Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday. especially strangers who may
arrive Saturday to attend the mail car
riers' convention next week. IL. \.
Grant, pastor.
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DEATH OF HOBART.
VlcE-PRESIDENT'S BATTLE FOR
LIFE is ENDED.
The End Had Been Expected for Some
Time, and His Family Was Gathered at
His Bedside - sorrow Expressed by
Leading Men of All PARTIES

New York, Nov 2i.-Garret A. Ho-
bart, vice president Of the United
States, died at his home in Paterson,
n. j., at $50 o'clock this morning. At
his bedside were Mrs Hobart, and his
son, Garrett A. Hobart, Jr., together
with Or. William X. Newton and his
wife and Private Secretary Evans.
Mr., Hobart's death had been expected
for some hours. The beginning of the
end came yesterday afternoon when
there was sudden failure OF the heart
and from this attack Mr. Hobart never
rallied. He had been sick for a long
time and had suffered frequently from
heart failure and his strength had been
undermined. Gradually the failure of
the hearts action became more appar-
emit, and soon after midnight last night
Mr.. Hobart became unconscious. He
remained in that condition until his
death.
Owing to the prostration of Mrs.
Hobart the funeral arrangements have
not been completed. The only step
decided upon is that the services shall
be held in the church of the Re6eemer
at Paterson and the interment in the
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Big RattIe Expected.

London, Nov. 24--There has appar-
emily been no communication with
Estcourt since noon Tuesday, and the
Beers control the railroad to the Moot
river. Consequently, momentous de-
velopments may be expected at any
time. The Beers, it seems, are swarm
ing southwark. Large bodies are re-
ported all around Estcourt, and parties
appear to be threatening Pietermartiz-
burg.
The Beers encamped at Highlands
Station are well supplied with artil
lery, and all evidences tend to show
that the various Boer forces are being
largely increased by accessions from
the disaffected Cape burghers. The
serious deficiency in cavalry is being
felt by the British, who are unable to
keep in touch with the mobile Boer
forces, whose presence is hardly re-
ported before they are lost sight of,
only to appear at any vital point along
the line of communication. General
Hildyards force anchored at Estcourt
by the naval guard, cannot make an
attack until reinforcements arrive. A
big battle is imminent
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HohArt's Remains Lie In state.

Patterson, \. j., Nov. 25.-At Car
roll hall this afternoon the public was
given an opportunity to view the re-
mains Of Vice President hobart.
As the throng 6led into the hall
leading 10 the library. excitement be-
gan 10 appear Women tainted on the
porch snd Al one time half dozen lay
insensible on the lawn, but were re-
rlvea
AT The cofin there was q fainting
scene A woman about twenty years
ola, after gazing in the face Of the
dead president, stood as though
iraAS6xei Then she screamed and
fell forward into the arms of police
man. She was placed on chair and
revived
il WAS estimated that fully $4,000
persons saw the remains in the four
honrS thew were exposed to view.
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FILIPINO GOVERN
MENT DISBANDS.
MEMBERS OF CABINET SURREN-
DER TO AUTHORITIES.
Otis Reports That no Filipino Government
Exists - Filipino Army Dlsbandsd
or Broken mp Into Small
DetaehmsntH.

Manila, Nov. %. Senior Buencamino,
former member Of the so-called cab
met Of Aguinaldo, has been brought to
General Otis a prisoner on the trans
port Brutus. He had sought refuge in
a village near San Fabian with Agui-
naldo's mother and sou. The natives
disclosed his identity to Major Cronin,
who captured him.
General Young is still in the noun
tains on the trail OF Aguinaldo.
Bautista, president Of the Filipino
congress, presented himself to General
Macarthur and formally renowned all
further connection with the insurrec-
ton. He was one Of the influential
Filipinos who hesitated at the begin
ming of the war to which side to cast
his lot. lie was offered a iudgeship Of
the supreme court but declined.
lie now announces that he desired 20
accept the position, and says the Fill
pino congress and ca binet are scattered,
never to reassemble. Some of the mem
bers, he adds, have returned 10 their
homes, while others are flying for
safety.
Many of the congressman have re-
signed, and he believes the Filipino
soldiers will lay down their arms
everywhere as soon as they learn the
truth.
General Otis summarizes the situa-
ton as follows: Claim TO government
by insurgents can be made no longer
under any fiction; its treasurer, secre-
tary of interior and president of con-
gress in our hands. Its president and
remaining cabinet officers in hiding,
evidently in different central Luzon
provinces. Its generals and troops in
small bands scattered through these
provinces, acting as banditti or dis
persed, playing the role of amigos,
with arms concealed
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Asulanldo,. support Dls.olyins.

Manila, Nov. 81. The news which
the steamship Brutus brings from
Dagupan dispels all doubts that the So
called Filipino republic is crumbling
likes house of cards Aguinaldo,
deserted or being abandoned by the
politicians, and the army which, a fort.
night ago, was entrenched at Tarlac
and exercised de facto government
ever nine-tenths of the people of Luson,
is n fugitive in the mountains with
small hope OF re-estahlishing the ma
chine. The army is scattered in the
hills on both sides of the railroad, and
widely separated detaohments are
within the Gordon which Generals Law
ton and Wheaton have cemented.
The ruling spirit of the cabinet is a
prisoner in MANILA white elephant
on the hands OF the authorities-aud
the small fry are tumbling over one
another to get to Manila. Three pro-
visional governors have arrived in
Manila to request General Otis to in
stall them in their old offices under the
new regime DIR, Luna, a brother Of
General Luna, and a prominent inSur-
rectioniSt, has arrived here, and his
friends and many others are applying
General Otis for permission to enjoy
the Injuries Of Manila after months
of separation from civilization.
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Women
WOxfd SURG
~ Try Mrs.
Ps1Aessans'S
Mes1fcisse IF
They Only
Knew, Says
Mrs. King

and received benefit from it at once
| have taken it ever since and now
have no bacbache, no pain in NY
side and my stomach and bowels sie
perfectly well lean honestly say lia'
there is nothing like it. Ii could GUY
tell every woman how much good you,
medicine has done me. they wouiu
surely try it. MARTHA NJ. King, NOZZLE
ArTLEBoBo, Mass
The way women trife with heaiH
shows degree of indifference tna
misunderstanding. Happiness ana u' !,
fulness depend on physical health
does good disposition. Disease mAA. ~
women nervous, irritable and snof
piSh. The very effort of ailing wou.-
to be good-natured makes them " m
vous Write to Mrs. Pinkham, she w.
help you to health and happiness
Itcosts nothing toget Mrs. PINK nA"
advice. Her address is Lynn, MaS~
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To Head on AgulnaIdo.

Washington, Nov "a. - The next
move of Importance is to be made by
General Wheaton, who will go up the
coast by transport to Vigan, at the
mouth of the Ado. This will land his
forces far to the north of where Agui-
naldo is supposed to be, the intention
being to cut off his retreat to the north.
From the military information bu-
reau it is learned that east Of the route
Aguinaldo is taking are mountains in
habited by natives who are not friendly
to Aguiualdo, and will be likely to
attack him if he attempts to cross their
territory, The country along the
coast is quite well settled. There are
several little rivers making harbors
from which it is feared Aguinaldo may
escape by boat. General Young, it is
believed, is watching these small ports
with part of his force.