The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-02
NEAGRE news FROM OTIS
His PfOtracted Silence Broken BY
Unsatisfactory Dispatches.
The War Department Dissatisfied
with Reports Concerning the Com
dition of Affairs in the Philippines
-Rumors of the Generals Recall
- uI-HeRIth Assigned as the Reason.


The prctracted silence Of General Ctii
was broken yesterday by three bulletins
/ wbirb be rabIad IN the War uecart-r,sor
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80
10 the army ohei'i5 IN that they gafe
nolnlhg OF the real STATE oil aHai7 IN me
! fhlilppihes out merely feia'ed le" re-
IN n"p dr anu sa'e d iise VI ySSl
alties. one OF the desp4tcnes related 20
the commerce OF the Islands, and was IS
follows
Received Manila since recent opening island
ports, l3.0CD tons Llup, 20 OJ1 bales tobacco large
shipments abroad soon.
A second dezpatch told Of the release nj
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'F" i4 - "a i'one'
Oul was very incomplete ne despatch
read:
Arrived To-day b, Coyerru.erf tr,pspcrf fr,,a
cast coast Tsysba. provip,a : ,,peric,u md tlO
Spanisb goldi,rs recent nriso,,sr- in hand. In.
surgeuts. also > American ,it.er. and Il Snaus, ii
friars
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,"c NeP"' e'ii' 'i'
oIh'lals hau 10 nHd win Yesterday dc
sp2tches was with the casualty list, which
covered the dead and wounded from De
SENDER UP to January 90 4 majority of
the wounded arc stated tn have raoaivad
tb.ir ini,,,.;,s =, s,L,- ~ ,,b;,b ~, 50
- - 70 ~ ~ V, " =, 1''ti "a
lever DesH any report Halg' ne uelayel
reports OF the hst 81 hIhed ana wounded
caused secretary Root 10 issue an order
a few days ago that all officers directly in
command of the soldiers ranorf their lief
90 tuIl 81 .,,-,Ir,l ;,.,,,,,dt,t,s-- -.
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me- NC selH ~ 'ue io'i"" JUS 10. VI 'dS
ualtles. many oil the men were klled or
wounded in engagements which occurred
nearly two months ago.
Manila March Ilo1
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CasuaItics Killed Lazon. Third Cavalry. jar.
uary 70. Bangor. Company G, Michael Barry.
Charles Benson; ihrty 'Hlhth infantry, tlnn'ry p.
@nlo ioiltas. oo,,'l'"' = water h'-
l, IT,, III na,di,, ','e,;sI
I,Tn,r- IL Ssp F,,nSislo E5ttocs Co,,,,l
H. William Salisbury; COMPANY C. Joe Bans.
Jolo Twenty fifth Infantry. January 30. Blngao
Iawitawi Group Company II, Eshert V Dc"olfe;
sergeant Hei,'l.L IN %iDoorS.
.'''I'er Cd.''Ir . pstriI W,-n ~,
sight; J.m,. smith. tbich. Slight: Fred carr
arm. slight. Forty-seventh Infantry January D.
Legaspi Company G.. Ross Barton. first sergeant.
arm. moderate; Company r. Mathew Gilliylu.
n.du' seNe'[; ih'ue'h lhi'h''l, January - NiI
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ever. A.. tsr v,,!ligr bgpd .I.g1,. Com,1r, Il
Christian Anderson. thigh slight: Leslie Trac,.
ANA, slight: Company B, Horace Blne, irachta.
siEht' Iluri' Eighth Infantry, January ., saH
LHls, COMPANY - Jerry W. stephens, che.t.
~ NJ; az y" IA o., 49,
S,,tr, FGl,-1-r, c,I,r- ,,,,,-,, ~ Nj
lam BucbboIl cor,or,l Lpca -IigIt. II Regi..
Nichols. thigh slight; Frank Nc,elI arm. slight;
Jay Blai-dell. knee slight; Company G.. Ilra
No'i' leg, shght; lolo. INcnV.ihrd iuiautu.
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