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New-York tribune., 1900-09-24

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male
ATTEND AST-By an experienced male
attendant % Invalid gen ler1zn first class
massage operator best references. address
JOHN STALDER s. A7sterdaIn-ave
family or boarding house, reference Ad-
dress DAVIS, - West >7th-st,
BUTLER--In private family. reference
WILLIAM H JOPP Err 229 West 3o-h-st
BUTLER or WIKI doctor. BY respectable
colored man. reference MANLY. 30
West 41st-sr
BJTLER.-By competent middle aged
Eugilshman. where second mar or parior
maid Is kept. Address Butler IL East
s3d-st
BUTLER ana C0oK--By French couple
both competent N al branches. private
family, city reference. 26l West 38th-sr,
BUTLER. VALET. CHEF Long exper.-
enced and highly educated Japanese. N
private family. but bachelors valet pre-
terret. weu recommended WILL 81 Jack
sou-st.
BUTLER.-Colorsd man as FIRST class but
Ter IN private family Apply a. presen,
employers 90 East 5syh-st.
BCTLE ER-By fully competent English
man. reliable. trlsrs orthy and excellent
rFfsreuces- country permanent, married
C'OWLEY l34 West 50th-sl.
BUTLER and SECOND MAN.-Lady is
anxious 20 obtain good place for her
competent butler and second nan; both
are perfectly neat, honest and strictly So
Der; diseRgaSed October 4 Address AiFs
FREDERICK JOY. Edgemere Cottage. Bar
Harb0r Ne.
REL.LMAN. &c--By very active and useful
man n houseWorS. hel,naan, elevator or
Kitchen Work. Address " A NEWSOsfE
s2s West 27th-st.
CHEF by FreneEnsa q long experience
A. biglon, Cates hlchs ana Noisla. N
Paris, Manhattan CUB aad ml!liaual-e 8
family IL this country Address Chef
E@x e12 I.2de Braa6Wzy.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-24

COACEMAN or GROCM.-By a first class
man. - years in the business. agec 5.
not afraid Of work. viii be found honest
and sober. good reference Address COACH
Nan, Box - Tribune O6ice-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-24

GROOM and STABLEMAN-By young
man. rhoroughIy understands he care of
horses harness and carriages. willing and
oblizilE. references HALL 40 Coiuu-
1us-aye-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-24

COACENAN and CSESF'T L MANY mar
ried German, no family, Understands inc
proper care of horses and carriages, strictly
sober and reliable. willing and ooig.rg,
best references BERTHOLD CSRETAT- 8
H!gh-sJ., NorristOwu. y. :.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-24

GARDENER--Sil lie experience sue
cessfui and thorough II al branches. in
d-o- and outdoor, and capable q taking Ell
tire charge q gentleman place oest writ
ten and personal reference II ". Tribune
once
New-York tribune., 1900-09-24

GARDENER-L.ifs experience. al branches
OF the business. excellent CeCOuueudz-
tiou. wife first class dairyw0uaa = Eeces-
Ssry- Box Gas, Wilkasbsrre. Penn
New-York tribune., 1900-09-24

HAAiBEENAID and ass-s- wtr1 1r1er
work. WaI--asss VIII - found -loT-
ouEhly competent and reliable. best rr-er-
snces- Christian family preferred A61ress
592 Colun1us-ave.. Doherrys aeH
New-York tribune., 1900-09-24

NURSE and srtencacr - elderly adv O.
Es1--sUa-- BY Thoroughly conlrzr4-=
woman hospital experience 1izhe<- refer
eucss from doctors ard ladies' ira F-ss-
31s--sT-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-24

GARDE-SER-By good sober man head
gardener o. florist On a gentleman pr
vats place, American. married one child,
good re1e-suCe. GARDENER, 10 Wavsr-
Isy-st.. Tonkers.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-24

COACHMAN. GARDENER single: thor
ouEhLy understands care horses. carriages
harness flowers, lawns. roads all pertain
ing 70 Eenrleman's country place written
and personal references. COACHMAN Box
3. Tribune Otfice.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-24
EE-zE1EE-EEM I'M

CCoCC1H- CEEEEBCLRE tPAPISl AND FEA2EBTRG-
scotland. Columbia oct Z Io N
sept = : Pm 4 yis-cr-a Oct i. 10 a n
Erle1-- = 10 a. II I0eULs Oct Is. 10 A II.
IVY S-EET PASSENGER SERVICE TO PLTMOCTH.
-EE7EC--PE AND EA&R-FG Also Y. =.
= rEEEEC-EE AID EANBCRG.
sept - N BeErsvta oct e. An
rs--s--z-5z iE1- g = Oct -5 $50 An.
FSs--s Hamburg direct.
=AEHL-z -z[z-A aEEPLCAN LINE = E'wAT- y. Y
New-York tribune., 1900-09-24

Male
ATTENTION. Men. IS 80 takes you 70
Europe, any port; also free passage and
steady position procured ATLANTIC
SHIPPING OFFICE, 2Gs 2d-st.. New-TorA-
AGENTS and physicians wanted. each city.
represent MorreE Liquor. Morphine
Treatment; write for circular and testt-
routals. NORREIL LIQUOR TREAT
AENT CO., 50 Broadway. Room 81
MEN WANTED Cheap trip 20 any Eu-
ropean pOrt-LOndon. Liverpool, Ham
burg. Bremen. Paris: also free passage and
steady position procured. Shipping Of
fees, 3 C1inton-st- and 73 West-st.
WANTED.-Man. upright character, 20
manage business Of old established house.
Salary SIS per week ard expenses, payable
each week direct from headquarters. Ex-
pense money advanced. Position permanent.
Reference. STANDARD HOUSE, 3OI Cax-
ton Building, Chicago.
$50 TO $50 DAILY easily made BY our Live
Agents men 0r women, selling our latest
novelty. Campaign Waterproof Seckties.
Goods entirely new and patented Agents
delighted. sales unlimited. What others
90. you can do. Time is short Write to
day and secure exclusive territory Guar
aEteed best seiIs- Address with stamp,
* N MANFG- Co. Dept. (, Spring
neid. Mass
New-York tribune., 1900-09-24
HELP WANTED.

AT ONCE.-Coozs, Mattresses. leundresses.
English nurseE, French ladies' maids.
German, Swedish help for all capacities,
buffers. chefs. kitchennaids- Mrs c. kER-
NAGHAN. Employment Bureau. s62 9Th
ave.
GOOD LAAUNDREss and chambermaid n
small private family Inquire Monday
and Tuesday from 10 TO i2 at - e 56th-st
New-York tribune., 1900-09-24

COACHMAS.-By young man. understands
the care 0s f1e horses and carriages, 50
Der, honest and wiling good reference
J. L Box - Tribune Of1ce
New-York tribune., 1900-09-24

COACHMAS--Aarried no family. Just dis
engaged. thoroughly understands his busi-
ness in ali branches. aged 30. = in
155 pounds. ias- and former employer can
temperate NJ GRANT. 1880 3d-ave.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-24

GARDENER and rnanage- q gentleman
estate, greenhouses. gardens. farm, etc
highest references, married. no family.
ROBERTSON. 81 West Iorh-st-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-24

COACHM MAN.-HoIIande- single under
stands his business. gardener milk. fur
uaces. useful; last employer can oe seen
Address JACOB. Box IL Tribune O15ce.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-24

aOCSEWD BE--BT young girl - 10 IEh-
housewl-z Ii sCla.- family no Washing
Address 81 Ten Ev-k-s--- three bells
New-York tribune., 1900-09-24

COACEMAN -tclo-ed. thoroughly under
stands due horses and carriages. good
driver; knows city drives. willing useful
around place best city reference r c..
225 West 5SJl-s--. Colorado Stable
New-York tribune., 1900-09-24

EOCSEEE -PER-5y practical economic
a. American experienced Il management
of house, servants, &c f1r wealthy family.
responsible position desired Al refsr=lc=-
Address SYSTEM Courts Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1900-09-24

GARDEN ER--AUsriCsl married. 10 chill
1reu. thoroughly understands greenhouses.
lawns. vegetables and general care OF gen
rIeua-s private estate. good references
Address 4 AT~ryv ELL j., EoLEsrs- y 7.
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long and q third Of mile wide u. de
Ciers. Russian minister. has declined 20
yield on the Indemnity question: and some
kind of verbal compromise has been az
ranged
Thu Morning Post publishes she follow
ing from rs Pekfng correspondent, dated
Saturday 8
''wanx Wen ch1o. now cabinet min
lister, has written 20 SIR Robert Hart
from Slang I'm that Emperor krapg 81
would be glad 70 return 10 Pekin&- but
that hIs majesty would lose his face IL
forefkn troops were there
ebAaghsf sends another hatch Of reports
from Chinese sources. Am5pT theze y a
r1mof that the allies have reached Wei
baifn. - miles east OF sianfu. and are
proceeding westward Another ~ that
the taotsi Of chuehaofu. In the province
OF chekisng. has been iismissed and that
sixteen rinsieaderp Of missionary murder
ers have been captured A third Says that
. Chinese ofieiai has arrived at the cap
ital OF fhs province Of Human with or
dsrs 70 crssnlxe military force OF 5000
Boxers.
The Shanghai correspondent OF the
Daily Mall wires that the Russians are
assuring the Chinese that the Amer mae
sacrss Mere really repugnant 70 the RUS
sian officers. but were carried out under
orders OF Count Won Walderses.
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CABLE IN THE PHILIPPINES.
service ON Good Foottag and Pre-
pared to Lay rs Nueh as May
Re Furnished.

WASHINGTON. Nov. a.-Rspefts of
the chief signal offlcef at Manila indt-
cate that the war department has made
an important discovery IN accordance
with submarine cable work In tropical wa
tiers one OF tho war department cables
that was shipped 10 Manila and pat down
for inier-isiand communication WAS % The
rubber-insuiated variety The English ca
HE experts In the island predicted Its
speedy destruction by the teteao, a nAie-
marine boring worm which eats every
thing short ~ railroad iron that = sub
merged in the water The English cable.
with gutfa percha Insulation. resisir the
attacks Of this insest for onis about =
year. and Il Ia necessary 10 insert 81 the
cable arFnor a thick continuous wrapper
~ copper to prevent the seFedo from Dor
ing clear through 70 tae conducting wires
and short eircgitlnK the cahle. Thik cop
per protection adds considerably IL the
expense 81 the Cable. without adding 20
t,~ efficiency for teiexrauhic purposes. n
ses,snS. however. that the American cable.
with its rubber Insulation, which has hses
down fer t~D years. u stlN 10 good work.
Ing order. Cot Allen. chief signal orr
Ger IN the islands has advised Gen. Cree
- that tha cable STAR ~ the signal eerv-
fcN Is a. present organised on very e.
fecgive fo0ting. and VIII be abs - lay
any amount ~ cabie which the deisa IT.
nient may see st 70 shIp 81 Manila
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CITY GOVERNMENT SCORED.
Mass ssettps IN pererr rrete-t.
ssats>f Las tsfore~ Of
Lac saa nFaeF.

EiENsk fsss y1uA# Nn@ &A Nsaes
raaFttNx @tlcn N}8sa Ire las aas Trinisv
~ r ehsfea iN ne ~ wss aeia tls
aftsfns5 - ShisH tAs r3iF gay erna9s ~
ans feua4iY ssersss sas ita aa6aea ts2sfY
IN eafefrang ne lA1s sKN,Gsl Faa sisssg
ans kiafFs3 gEii4e Tbs raa&lsnk ws8
hrsi mmssF the 408cscts ~ iNs Apsi Rs.
IeaA ssfANEt ard s4ffss*eF M@24 HgslNeka
- ~ n Nansfr ue rni@tsf4rs AM De-
nahrketaFs - tns HrN eH1 5e..sas Aaara
gsstgtsea So az executive anA ss4sls iai
eft ass " ne rity - tsegFrf &H8 F48a tF
- kYaFshssa t1 tfHGafttstS sHR ual ttr
srfafHe sE eF&ir&Nsas at4I sAaa Maf
s8taeaAAF tAesF NksfG FfHtM ta fMe
r4a+sa @ssfNYN ~ ~ hFaa ri fNFtW aNs
tlrgplzts# swa ssFnsa - as&fif aii rras.
ttt &as Tia cfssesf@f pl~iststs - ~.
rsnaaaes ltrtKs1 ssay1 eesigtaasl a.asass
faf fnt ErftfinH
gssa n the speakers asFaaFes tnat ~
knsw e sff-ta4f EAmbinx heaass *
tha tsss &na wath8n a ssaFsss fh4aw N
hla aa1zrh AngsAsF tai& thAs 10 rrr4y
hlcok in thf assHes a2 ngsiHsss givtrs-s
fhsfs NK0 Sc sesat sEs realtz - sess
aumen. HsiersHes mSs Ha5s & slraii ~
laaEeHas Ats ~ ffss tsiaz E4rfsqs5 IS "a
iArxe kaetefri ssles. kna sSsaF AIS. %ea
Yask TAe nptns0g wAs AtsAaa@4 thAf
T~nesr Hee&e-l A-1A kkkrx -%2sg s.4.xs
AZ y taeaA
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BATTLE WITH PILIPIN0S.
Lieut.. Koonts. sergt. Kitchen and
Corporal Burus KILLED at Ba-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lose to3.

MANILA. Nov 25,--The funeral OF Ba-
ron Dumarais. the Frenchman who WAS
killed by the insurgents while within their
lines last year where he had gone to In
tercede with ARuinaido for the release OF
the Spanish prisoners. took place today In
the Great Church Of san Augustin, In
Manila Archbishop Chappelie blessed
the remains.
Four natives will be hanged at Dagu-
pan Luzon. next Thursday. They are
under conviction for arson and murder.
The military courts are now returning
numerous death sensenees upon natives.
Particulars have just been received from
Iloilo Of the battle October 10 al Ruka-
son, Panay. when 300 holnmen and nifty
rifemen attacked the Americans, who lost
three kilied--Lieut. H. M. kooptn. Sergt.
Kitchen and Corporal Burma. all OF Com
pany r.. Forty-fourth infantry.
II appears that Corporal Burns was boz
ioed white accommodating. and Lieut..
Koontx and Sarxt Kitchen were pierced
by spears while going 10 relieve an OUT
post.
When the garrison was attacked by the
rebels furty-nine OF the latter were Killed.
None of the other parties Of attacking
natives made much OF stand. and the
insurgents lost las killed. all told.
First Lieut.. Albert r.. McCabe. of the
Thirtieth Volunteer infantry. has been
appointed an Inspector IN the forestry
bureau.
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MON LAW DENOUNCED.


COLORADO SPRINGS Csnia. Nov. 70 =
A mars meeting Of citizens " Colorado
Springs Was held IN the chapel ~ Colo
RADIO college this afternoon 20 voice sam
tlfnsHfs on the IAmon lynenins The
meeting was to have been held hast We'd
needay, but was postponed on acco0nf u
the sterm. The building packed and
resolutions d.nouncing mob law and s. w.
vegsipn 20 the days ~ barbnrity we're
passed unanimously, The resolutions
eie@ed with the following appeal 10 the
paapls "a the tiaitcd states.
Finally We protest - eur coUntFymen
throax bout sAs land that. A. ia~-sbssi-
ting people share with them the haE-
ards ~ fnub eballition IN revalt a. natne-
less HORRORS and ciaim NTH them 10 Judge
not hy aasrnnt exec pftuuR. hut hy the
steady peace and order &c anr daily lffa, /"
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ADMIRAL KEMPFF'S REPORT.
TELLS or DISPOSITION OF YES
SELLS OF AsIArIc FLEET.
Active Iatrcl Kept In by Gunbeats
Along the shores of philippine
Islands. Especially ON the Coast
of zumbosnSa-Insurg Active.

WASHINGTON. New &-In a report to
the navy department. dated October 10
Rear Admiral kempn, senior sdcadron
commander OF the Asiatic fleet. tells OF
the disposition al that time Of the many
American vessels under his command He
says that the gunboat Nilhiobos mad re-
turned TO CAvite with Capt Devereaux
Shields and the company OF the Twenty
seventh infantry who were captured by
the insurgents In Marinduque Twelve
hundred soldiers secured the island, Ad-
mirai Kempfr says. and compelled the
insurgents 10 surrender the prisoners
The gunboat General Aisva sailed on
October q for Suhig and Sulamoga. The
gunboat Barco arrived al Cavite october
II. with a report concerning the circarn-
stances attending the recovery OF the re-
mains OF Naval Cadet Wood and Ma
chinist Gray. who were killed on the ur-
ganetta in the Orinia river she reported
some insurgent activity ashore. on the
north side OF Manila bay. Reports OF YES
sells around Cape Leyte. Bohul and Sa-
mar Indicate considerable activity among
the insurgents. The gunboats Quirris and
bennington had sailed with nm expedition
against Binangonan. Al the date OF the
report the gunboats Remington. Castine,
Concord. Isla de Cuba. Isia de luzon.
Basco. Arayat. Caliao. Leyte. Manileno,
Samar urienetta. Panay and Paragua
were doing patrol duty throushout The
islands All the naval patrol stations In
the archipelago have been given distinct
i've letters.
II ~ apparent from the statement con-
tanned in the report OF the presen; dis
position OF gunhoats that the coast OF
Hamboanga. large island In the south
ern potion OF the archipelago, Is being
closely patrolied the isia de Iuxon, Ma
Mia. Caiiao Manileno (scon 20 be re-
lieved by the Calaminanesl being assign
"a To that. dufy
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YouRTm ASSISTANT POSTMASTER
GENERAL sRssrow's REPORT.
Neeenmends amendments NJ CON
sress Of Possni Lsws-Increase In
xunber OF omccs Of All Kinds,
retail Number Now Being 5z.ssS.

WASHINGTON. Nov. z5-Fourth As
slxtsnt poxtrnasfcr General John l.. Rrfs-
tow, in his annual report. recommends an
amendment to the Interstate commerce
law prohibiting telegraph and express
corn papies or their employees from alpihs
or abetting In green-goods oF iot'ers 49,, -.
dies or any scheme carried on parity nf
mail and partly by common carrier anu
IN violation Of the postal laws. oiher
legislation urged is as follows.
Authorizing postoffice inspectors 10 take
f,ut search warrants when necessary: au-
thorixlnH payment OF Incidental expenses
( Incurred By local officers or others ~ the
arre@t. detention and keeping OF prison.
era violating postal laws. until transferred
10 the United States marshars custody;
construction 81 inspectors lookout tow
ers In pcstofsaces whenever deemed neees-
sary by the postmaster general, ana pro-
hthfsfon Of loose Douchng 81 circulars.
calendars. etc, owing to small pieces OF
mail matter frequently slipping In large
unsealed envelopes in transit
There were is,is2 appointments OF post
masters during the past fiscal year, H,iss
being of the fourth class and IoI being
presidential an increase Of SIS, In all.
over last year There has alsn been an
increase In the number OF designations,
esueciaily Of the fourth class pnstmasters
Fewer removals for Irregularities were
made than last year There were 3sp
uostofices established during the year.
An increase OF Gas over last year and l.siZ
offices were discontinued. an Increase OF
to7 dIscontinuances over last year. mostly
due 20 rural free delivery extensions and
public highway improvements.
A vigorous effort has been made TO sup
press poxtorsices conducted throughout the
country for the sole benefit Of some cor
paration. patent medicine firm or othef
private institution. whose operations de-
prtve the government Of its legitimate
revenues. The company or corporation
usualiy has some one connected with IL
appointed postmaster. and thus gets the
advantage Of the cancellations or the sal
AIRY and allowances OF the postmaster.
These institutions for some time have de-
rived thousands ~ dollars OF revenue
from The government, which virtually
amounted 40 a discount or commission on
their postal business. There were forty
seven resixnations and forty-five deaths
OF presidential postmasfers. and sis
deaths aud sof7 designations ~ fourth
class postmastsrs.
ON June 30 iast the numi,-r ~ postof-
ness was esss as follows: First class
1874 second class. ST.: third class. 3isT:
fourth class, f2M
The total number Of arrests during the
fiscal year, for orenses against the postal
laws. was isss. including iia post masters
twenty mine assistant postmasters and Ia
pa-tefffce CLERKS. carriers and other postal
employees. OF the total number arrested
wfara aonrf.taI
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GRIEVANCES ARE SETTLED.


witk EsfsA BRkt Pa Nav. - The
sy1sseaev 81 the brotherhood men cfn-
psnysa ~ tae I.@hlsh Sailsy railfua 4
Nave ~ Vast y H. believed heen esttlNA
a. she vaafsgNncv heia az a@tnlehem or
SATURDAY. hefwA~n tha officials pf the
fsad ard COMMITTEES composed az tssn-
t}-steAt sanpl0yes representing N. frtl-
esstea tfvt neest. = nes &sae scair
was aefaea ulsssa.
The hsstemtn sfnRlsYxd aa the fr~tsht
abd egal trains on Al rr&nches - the
fe@8 stti fFHAitt 80 Increase uf ts9ns -
le gxF eens ia Sexes Ee9iWsvrs wfil
Aiee ~ slcwra extra tisAe snr hHusin &
their sHslnfz Hssstefery she men haVe
eesnspisaaed thai lanF have Hci ba<a
teAtea fAsffa On the matter ~ 4sffA
Hnae inAef th4 nT~ wass ~ hesAtsi~ -
ff% Maty ~Ai ~ FAlA fsr IRE se@ssseas
tAftEFe ~ RIM tteas hef \ @ssA= srs.iu thts
81 ssAsE ehs sgafa3eA re Nshfsg~rl-e.
made Ftpssft - p Agxvsv attSn1o8 raesf .
ms af feiif'iAatft n#a4 ta this tftY sedaF.
FANfs p&s uteN4aeFN air tisgassisrs ewes
ts@ p eslrt ms tetfwatva 40 tha noas
fefsstt~ sata fhst an thn assnaa.se AMk "a
re hsS a,st t@eH ssanteA Sssq usAnr Nssn
se~ksatsg hA4 sweA nsaam AAs the ,ares
sa4t ten uste estsseFt fh2t ihs A4rp@neus
sesfaesi saf q satisfactory anz a.a Aai
Reea - Viewed ~ tae emrf8yss
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Salt RheuIl


III may tscNHle titFoNseA
1t may cover the body with
large, infasned. burning, itching,
scaling patches and causc Intense
suffering. Il has l~cn known to
Do a..
DO not delay treatment
Thoroughly cleanse che system
IL tho humlors on which this all
ment depends and prevent their
return.
the nass8ssS@e saEea ~ Mrs. gaM
wNgA Caae Psias 49, wAN ras8t -
sspsrlaa she arfcs r AA6 &.sf.
.ss44Ntr fseAiDE go NY zrFns RHS
eenssnssf SO SAT- rksarr { ar9sn
xksnE AeFsfE sarss eArsae ard CO f@2
las fstt H~5tsr q Nes mof hrT aNsars
~As osresf aaE Z bsga nsFes &aa say
ektn disease E@rNs
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BEGINS RIGOROUS POLICY.
Gen. Hashe. Direct. strict fennne-
mest al All rri-oeers Cap
tsrea fn tt~aya~.

WAAlfINI1TIfN. Nov. n s-IfflE tien-
Hughes. commanding tbs Department y,
NisAYas. Phflirpfness bsS itrMeS an order
directing that 81 prisoners eagf1rsd
within she HeoEra phi2ai limits 81 tnat
department who afe IN inaarfrugfan
against tke Tinted ssaseR. "a ehn are
atAsM@ sfnstr Nhn afa iM t1sutFNfitan. ~
held ia asriet confinement az affseAega
~ Far
tirrefius Be- rauHerti9n with She "uat}re
~ NmaEstF rrtenfls issAeH mat apefa
sons temlnE in ana &naaisnF NJ thai Trey
hAf discovered tNefr Hrref aHf Mgsaft ts
aats carrying arms aHA ID FetaFa Es inaiY
rfA sss Sc parasite wiuss hereafter nsaka
4 formal declaration ~ NffmnE sHkpnef g.
efr.nE ans accepsfas TIE aspgeaazv aaa
2ruhiEieiaGa.
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ENLISTMENT OF RECRUITS.
Large Namb~r Of Applicant. for
service Ia Army Permifs High
standard.

WASHINGTON. Nov ~ In view az the
probable cali upon the war department 70
make a sudden increase IN the enlisted.
strength Of the army after the present
regular forcr has been discharged. "a Il.
a matter ~ considerable Interest," 20 see
what may BE- aau. hy the various recruit.
ms officers toward building ap the nav
regiments when ths, number ana asfwncft
~ these IA determined h, tbs gsasshre ~
an army reprgAn isssioa biil II d said
AZ the war department that foe several
months psst ths chief trouble has been "a
keep sram pverrweFaisiax thw regular raw
ifssafs u0w 10 -. sefvice. Ia spite ~ the
fars test active was can hardly b. said 20
exist eYan iu Ne Philippines there has
htvsn stFa1E prnsemrs for enlistment and
'hs rvNsu,ting Officers q r. said have
tssH shfe 90 niek amd chanse men ~ a
high sIsadaga ~ exuellsncs. oNtnx - So
larx~ nstsNeef ~ egef,aansn. The AenAfg /.
rnrat eugHis Nsth considerable eslnf isnca
50 thf fsea'fsfnaHas - a iargs puEaber
~ mes vh.ssr term af seTqice ssis oxr,ga
aN Fang 8 teil
AZ tas Same sirae < ths array yeoraari.
mtipa hiii prVvlaes Far psrrssnsns sare.
q @a~s prn ey assT. sna {, s. nai shoaga,
uAsls that g vil fsu esie~ shsa eFpre
thsfe uiA - % sf sas1 b. enffSe het ua,aa
TIE ASte o. ne passaas x shs bgFi ana M
siae nafee - 10 preesat ccSsfsFs on tNa
NsM IL faMr Tsr eAtef recrUstinr eTlser
- tAs #gHaffrnrns Mas toN-san w.rs h
q lr8sesssftie th sake haV px~3feticrs ~
81 fhe fssf uiih Nhtea shV feeeaHias can
~ fsfsteA et bef tAai H afla s4g.s~,s
saxkfif 8rsm the aNmsor ~ @7tt%ss that
tas asFaftmens caa sesaa ser r=sraisirs
esrwlea
Whru fNr sVs -ssh Anaerican wNv was
e.Ttftas4e AsetsreE Is ~ eu.srss ara8 tha sta
ahafFH ~ esq ra2aafgvFs rsSH~rst tha re-
erstiax "a fFssb regiments ss~sstSggsv
thFsS NsFe & ss Ns~ nsst a8Aaa 90 tkr
-nxaaAg etttwsaAw 81 tea ssssee ag ssx waaxs
ta .et8a 10 tha a4st tNat ifs e43satnsr
ssTssxfa AZ thtz ti@s wsrs Fsfsassina al
gwss fhe ceaatr8 - 81 uE ~ xt,.rtFrr
rsxsmsnts. rhs nfss Fessassass eaiinfs "a
Or tss texasar ssTVtrv wssa rncruf.es.
sesfeqsa Ana &ri3is& and rcasx fas trans
gsftaia5M en- an 8vNsEEa 81 taztr snssr
aeye eseA- unrs tAaa zen sAes asiz her
iakn las averNEs Ger tAe sFgsusnsk ef'sst-
80 a. tee eeEieaiAs e. tNe sssatsa var.