The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
"a rsr,o, from lima 20. 1888 to Feb. 4. 3

carried halfway around the world aud com-
PEELED hy the CONDITIONS confronting them In
the Philippines 10 H,sImc charge OF the bust.
ness r"gu atoms ut IN" Islands ~ well ~ u
military matters. Questions OF Spanish law. ~
currency, OF Chimes" imlnlftatloh ami coni,uli
Of civil tribunals, ~ SANITARY Improvement. hal
o. be- met. besides IN" questions Of mlIlfary
movements The Spaninrds remaining IN th'
3 CitS were "A ~Oui 100" ~ ANNOYANCE and danger,
and all tho time, though Their" appeared to he
peace. III" insurgents were plotting.
Cen OTIS %icyotrN a gool d"nl OF srarc in "a"
ruLdencr with AguIuaido. immedintrIy after
the surrender ~ the city, On sent, II. months
."i"E" the r]r,cll!.9 began; o'Is t;l%gr1ph%d
present PURPOSES, but cont lngcn"'o- may arise
dinlruIt 10 meet, thus Glowing conclusi,ty
that he was awake 10 the dangers OF ht'
situation. rhr first act - rebellion was tho
refusal Of IA" inslrgont garrison at ll9ilo 20
yarat" the town uuthr demand OF Gen: MILLER:
II was hoped b. the insurgents that Miller
would use force then they would hav" al OK
oise for fighting. Gen Miller did not use
Insurgents rad nu EXCUSE for th" war thri,
Fairy m J~naunry Gen otis promulgated the
Presidents r~ruciamatl"u, which. was met ly
Aguiuuiiu with another. in which hr -hlI that
"" Intended 10 give the stands back 10 Spain.
THIS frightened many Of n" Manila people.
who Gnt ,gon, the city 10 the insurgents or else
went 10 Hong hong II IL -timH'cl that 49,
600 persons l"tt IA" ctty in two weeks. THIS
I~rnciama'tMn : given ~ EXnihlt ! II was
printed N FngilSh, Spanish and Tagalo.
A. = we'll known The rebellion finally broke
out on the rvoniuI Of frh,i when a Tagal, re-
fuNInE 70 HAT when challenger. was fred upon
,um,"n ~" 49," S ~ , hm = ha az Ca hmn hnsn
carried on IN, mgrr n less guerilla fashion.
lrW rra' taIt''s hiFe occurfsl uut c,nsIaht
mITsHt uI 'virlNr INSURGENTS mas uech tne RUIZ,
Tn" hatti" OF Manila was 4 vigorous attack 10y
oar iorceo and Il defensive battle 10y the insur-
s'ntS. i'e rra,nh '4r nov using i9rcn a, l.m3
NahNn'I WIN ~" ntNt 'hIt on rep ' anu
'r''' VI ,'r "hN I,'e',nl " LlN, ny ~ ~,
N,,I m, ~ Hnrn a. h i rn1 r -, n,r 40 ~ an nr,nr
l~sIyl Nv me, Nnl"lns ,doNrrnment. dlrrc'inE
ssumo,rirr ,nu. IWi-" n""Hu,,r :, r,,, ro,J. Inn. Wv
u. II, u'"'' ~ r''' "
flr~' l"l VIII 80 dispose thAt A. ; q COCK 10 nlEht
,.d,f MI. . e t,'Hd Iu.t'3 ~ al ne streets "i san
Z iun". ,url amin I,,,i,r ~ .ory.riier, sc,or'I
pl.tirigI. ',l,. , orI viii he t,srrr,,I Il,av
s,,'.Ii mot w. ,ni""lr.t'd h i" an "tb,r innd,y ,,irais' %,
/ vh,,.Nr. RAJ, rIlg ma iC, VA b. eNterminatoi
without a. compassion Whatever after the ,>tcr.
mIulu II 81 th, army of occupation. THIRD The
Il f." ''rs u' the Philippine, ~ lour command Will
alta Il "a" I"Hrh At Bilinii, az llletato the prs
oh'r~, duI hh>ulI a,,' mpll-hri tIh>, they VIII he
hI.'.' ~ lhtN! ',"'u"', we must
t,rr'7.,r. , ''.T'.' mat v q, r u ,,G,' , ryr y t"r ,he
inff ,,I,,.''. = ia T' rN +" = N n'i ,Ecy 'tt o'" E,n nv
rI"u A.. rl,. a, cnmr',,ion on thrm. AJAX
w'ltL ,I.p. al ri ptrnV en- mn-,o WI second '"n,
Ion. IT,, !. puu miaprudauro. -. Ftt.-
/ lie arI'rw WIN u VIII lie followed IN the alta K vii
De- ~ follows: The shprrsauaiprS Of Tundo and
~t'It Ma Shl begin trr atta.k from without. and
Thea" ,,hnt, viii be- the 'lgnh t.r the militia OF
! IN, .,r' 'i' AMI l. HtjaS"i'r" i At r h Of ptSo. y mita
40 N&'t'e 500 ,iif AT san h,iuri WI! nlt start
,"n,I ''Ur' '' n ,,.'u, .tn,,', at,
~, ,, ,,0or,,,,rn ", a,m Ia ,,nn,r IN W., I /"
,r,,n-, Nul ie ,'ni,i,te Ir,',h,rs Flr1t. con.
i]anr,,tr, IL, Ne EiirN how 10 i,r a. mar, she'd.
TO- Our BLOOD IN d,fenor IT The lirorty Of SHr
'uuutry ict'u To tar tyraut,. var Without quarter
, g. 20 'ls Amor cans VII have deceived ~. E'Ler
iw"u"3l, noe u" death.
os fIr Sort. One Va w.. ottrrmptand ON fseih g.
T wren aAuy buildings were set on nro. ami the
, nr. department attacked whIle irving to put
| on, tn I,ns. "
r,t,ttF.r ,I, tutar lpna ~ ,Ia oi,v uora
| STR. stlrrui. m IA Narrh A moynprnt To- the
uortoarnI wa ooguu. rhe report details tho
/ lowe! lu ,l~if' along. ~ there wa, not enough
, -. r- .. ...nu4 Nlnill and carr on ofrrn- We
"r'rn'rp, ~".-,whor" Toto W.. held. how:
! 1epl vl, lnr.!rlIy uri.,a-an' Tor Grn. Urns'
.l~ v.aa'",r- w.ro r%ccpl"j ana h" hai no
/ rrrl'e~ than before ten. ltwton AMI zen,
Mar N,thur wrrr omnlprrS"ut. The report
DO, moi come. down 10 ~" %arrivSI. Of The
mu,u mon at thr G,grra'. disposal
The routine reports nrrompanyinC Gen.
required o, him N6t military work onIy, hui
ciyil work too; for during ali tn" operations
ton os tho island, had to be- carried on by
unlral-. The Provost Marshal General. de.
parrmcnt IN Tuy -. 1900, was in charge of
other, n" edrnri0r ana the interior rroyost
courts. IN, llna.th Board. The Fro Dapartmert.
! f|fr pubic " urks I~pIurfmpn Mt and the lolipa
DrrIrtmrnt. The work OF tha othar stafy
ir,artmcrts wa. similarly varied. " ''''
The third mart Of cen Milns's rnport contaips
~ report, Of Gan. Hughes. Provost Marshal
Genera, on the ilrrs started ON Feb. % in mr..
.pl.rn of thn ulan h rise and mnss,cre f1roi"n-
ur-. Considerable uwh.r. nj insurgents vim
arms unrra,lrd. ul.-nl nv water ami tbrnuyh
III" -wamps hgrs of Ma (rthtir's lrft d1r,nn
th, rrrcniinr DAYS. ana hid thnnrsSIv"s IN
IcuI.. tho uurfLnru district of mo ritv soon
nf,.r lark On Fol. > they fred a II m nor ~
findings some at 'h,m mnnrt,nt for thoir
sil,. in Tho tbirEIy settIci rtrts nf tha n ,rnio
of lnyaI r,tryos' wns roil,I on, Iu, "a hn.a
wa. cut rrIcatrtlV and the bremen Were nrei
ON. Whom the hidden inconIIares ware
/ dIslo lprl hy Con Hughes nthar 40.
/ were Stlrtet near tina army storehous,s
! These again wnro axtingnishnJ ,nn
! the Insurgents we're tr,yen morihv"rI
! toward Gen Mac Nrthur's lines They ro.
sisted stoutly from nnhind barrirrdes nud
from the bamboo and lice tnids t,a,nr
| ,,noIu'ri, command IL ,ha wnn,y.thirj IN.
! f,r'ry fouri ,lIr substantial horrL,ajns in "a
a.-.uti. MANY y isonnrs we're caprureJ Nv
| I'm. ',rro. m",s Of whom when taxa wors in
! the usual native garh, having discarded thar
uniforms Yards and hnv-es. saws N,lor
! Goo Ial,. were 1trrwn with tho Iisc,rIaJ
UNIFORMS The loss ~ tho insurren,s Con
| or c~tima'pd at anour Nyn hundred. ON ono
block Major IinnI,,o iyuud tLirty.f6nr deaI
| insurgents aud thirteen pi har. we a A iscoyerei
in ono sna ward Thu uunishment mn, an
end To- the tnnyrr0us demon. ,rations within
the civ ON the part " fhn iusIrg1nt ,nhahi..
Tho orIrI. Of Tho N,loins Gnyernment 'N' w
hnrir,, ,b,s lrn /, u,,g f,,,i ,,o,,. 4.