The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-06-29
surrnsr rloN OF tl,l tNos.
They a.iieve eu Image OF Christ
cave Advtcs to Agmnaldo
IFUm I'M MnnIi1 American /

tFruW thr Manila American
in cnvtc Woo ara vicinity lo, of
natives who ar. { surgcnts nt heart. but
who have "un stomach for nEbuHr
have been muttcrns against the Amerl-
cans. The ostensib.c cause OF their
complaint is that Lieut. Paul \. Barry
~ the Fourth infantry has been living
in house which Is alleged To belong to
Aguiualdo.
The house In question is one OF the
largest buildings On Cavitc Niejo, aud
when Il became necessary to use the
residence Tor military purposes. Sonora
Fanny tAguinaldo's mothcrl, who ocCu-
pied the dwelling, was polite y asked to
move out. she complied with the re-
quest made Of her by the military au-
thorities and went TO live I'm Bincayln.
The men OF Company ~ the Fourth IN
fantry We're quartered I'm one wing Of
the building and Lieut.. Barry occupied
the big front room.
This room was formerly Aguinaldo's
faVorite place of abode The walls are
Beautifully frescoed and the ceiling has
pairted On II n picture represeu ting the
ocean In the background of the pic
ture there are three mountains. In the
snace between the center and LEFT one
the sun appears in ma ltlcent spl andor
In the foreground II the picture is "A set
Of steps leadi"g from the ocean upward.
on the topmost step Sis IA native girl
IN national costume. holulng n Filipino
flag. the upper end Of the flag stan be-
ing GAINED by bow and arrow. To the
left of her and At her feet is the Spanish
Tag. lying In me gust with the stan
broken, and near .his are pieces of the
chairs symboliZing the harshness of
Spa"ish tyranny and the breaking of IT..
This room seems to have been sort
r atVtuf hn fats IN II
is an altar. to the end and left of which
are figures of the Virgin Mary and
Jesus. in half life size. on top Of the
altar Is group of figures, eighteen
inches in heigh, representing Mary
Joseph and the Child Jesus. Under n
curtain of gaudy n'a,erial one may see
n life size figure of Jesus, representing
him dead and ready for the tomb.
ihe holy of holes IN this room. ac-
cordirg to Filipino ideals, is the recum-
bent image Of Jnsus. with the statue
~ the Savior Aguinaldo claimed to
have held manv long conversations and
his ignorant and da,uded followers be-
liave6 that the image Of Jesus often
gave the self constituted dictator adj
vice az to tho mnna"emnrt of the In
srirrection. when Agufnaldo eft CaVite
Vieio. nv his orders a light was kept
constantly burning on pedestal in
front of the image. and when Sonora
FanV moved nwaN she pleaded as an
excuse for wanting TO stay that II was
ito cnrrrn~d If the saints that she
should ALWAYS keen n lighted candle in
thnt particular DiaCa.
riaut. parrv had 'ived IN the ACun-
aldN ~ra-eio, bu' ehort time when
tho i"surroctos atteuntad to foment dis
cord nv saving that n great sacrilege"
woe hoiup committed.
Tho i~raga an, sacred pictures were
NOT ,nolested but the rofra "torv natives
wore angarad because an American Of
fcer used Aguinaldo's audience cham
Der for s,eepl APARTMENT. AS time
wont on th's tax inc~aased and In Bin
cavan esnecaI'y thr ats were made tat
Lieut. Rarrv would he killed If he did
not vacate the Drem'sps.
But the lieutenant Is q brave man and