The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-09

m Pest
oiiS Provost Judge, Bangried, North
,. Lusor. June 2o.-Itlfhay be interest
% knew little Of the people in whose
rsory 80 much OF the work of the
HlrY-taird has been done since Aguin-
y came north ahead Of our column
december. Since that time he has
20 'ineos passing as an Alzado (the
" lrLtsrs). It was only through the
lssnns or lgorrote that Colonel
AFas informed Of Aggie's being near
l'0losan, tue lgorrotes being the COL
~ guides on his last expedition with
Mfly'third against the insurgents,
mat led to the killing of Captain
Fl0 aud others, and probably the kill
y Agulnaldo himself, and at least
ap'ure by Major March (now leu
=, . v0loael) OF all of the lnsurgent rec
's.sh are OF great value to the
:. therefore | write of these In
= our friends. They live between
v v Of Filipino civilization and
~ NV Ailado head hunters retreats
.Vuuea Businesses, the first white
VA ever ventured to enter which
NE Ihirty-third men under Lieu
|,s,,,, saeAson In this immediate. grand
u portion OF Northwestern In
Az - . M,lsn'y mountains, over draped in
ma I'M y .'ouas, stand as the eternal sem
~ .h.s Mllghty God, and beneath
[S.,s ,Aaa0ws flourish prosperous, fertile
In .n, ro..ea With happy homes, Hlled
l'S.uug faces and echolng with
~ sn.er Of the little folks maxim
|s.s. sisss, the rainy season, when the
A. !, USED by the summers sun
||ol.ss'ss nature prsoniHed. aud had old
trsaon,p,' us' lived amid those scenes
SausS ~ any he would never have
@a,s. ~ ,ne poem in which he saws:
CO.., co.. humanity to man mako
aless thousands mourn D."
/. q s,n isteh,string hangs on the out.
fif,sr |. II, bamboo cottage, and the
|Ess ana invited to come without
ftks ~. without price and freely
etnN Mas children OF nature ara
Sasri,s aels, and verify thew do nat
\ u mare s christian faith, but what
ssly sos,., beautiful than their mode
faas N ,hsuc government. They
eh,a sae immortality of the souI
Ia, i, ,.snigration. They stand for
t,usIy soo rue they respect all that i,
y lr.sas Sou they delight In honoring
saasf, 7 IN. invariably choose them
fns md .ney love virtue, they rev.
fsa a.ss. sspect women. When one OF
FaeAlp al I've. v,er the great divide thes
psssed an s.iuai into which the spirit
Faeins 4, ~ Then burn 1t amid ms
tlssare = me blrrio their ylllare).
n hs0 lne spirit. The last ,,tas
[asoa ncn"n the erection of a iittIc
fsAe tia s ant adorned with the
n Place ~, seau animal and upon which
= s,cvnnss 20 feed the spirit ana
4 y Ia baayins II In Its long Jour
asoaa ~. appy hunting ground. In
[ssnsr te, y are betrothed ana grow m
nyrc ara 'aen other daily, and
~ ffseb a. 70 interviewer that when
e. ~ we proper age for matr,mon n
i Ass i've .neompatibility OF temner
"a ins1,,aas man and wife should. as
In knorIs oy something that pgsse,
Esasrats aug, ase 90 understand in these
& srav 1ass .. advanced civilIzatio
~ apin, S,S old they are as the char
,.sVa!l Nv p,e'ufes in his poem John
s'ss lev s n their day and deeds
E 10 wa ~ down to the dreamiess
~. y sensinSe. over by the surviving
4 EVER MS =. love ralter or srs~' c ana
g sst i. 9 , smother WIN S,s as MA
M nan n We, on alone, finally Joining
wy hu sl,S the loved and lost IN
ns's ass S grounds. where strife
VIII 6ss where crystal brooks
u and the huntept horn