The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-28
LIVE TOPICS ABOUT TOWN.

| '->'''" '"'7' ' "Ni'S' was "
FIRST lieutenant ans had command OF
company i. "i Tue n"ty-SeVenth Noiuh-
! tecr Regiment Wtei II was mustered ou'
At San Francisco month ago He has
! cam. IA washington saat,ing raannoInt-
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I "Hra,t III ti'e iN's -i'' Army
| IN" longer you are IN the country,
| he continued the harder IL is to calcu-
late The, outcome of the trouble but I
| b,,,, CO., IL :, al s,a,,s.. -, ,i,irI,
. anu '''i''''
the emu IS very near There is no organ
| iZcd resistance. and has been none for
many months. almost a year. in fact,
h,t -, - ,,f,,,t.. 81. .ro,,tt ~ ~ -.
'Et mere IS p'ehty o. trouble IN an parts
81 me lSidn"s' wis stationed last III
| the Ldguna de Bav territory and there
was stin some desultory fighting going
on when l left. The resistance was evil
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dozen or 50 Of our men would walk
and either light thtfr way out or be kill
| Ell or captured
The hearts Of TIE natives are not in
proionging the hGht am sure of that.
They are forced 10 fight. even after they
| have become real amigos. The biggest
man in the Filipino army today is Gen
| 5ral Cables. lie has as bodySuard GER
| tai:t!E not over 2@ men, but he has the
power to raise almost AZ moments no
t!ce an army Of 5.e90 He has in some
! wa. managed to gather together large
| number of arms and plenty Of ammuni-
ton. When he wants to light battle
ne sT h 1nl ms 5 VINO iey w
mon The men 20 relnctantiv = know
| because they have told me so. One Fill
pino talked to said he wanted to see the
tISnlis over; anu ~ M M ne uIu ilot "an.
wbat can do he said IL do mot go
|
| and take my wife and children out into
me mountains ss or Iney VIII eaten me e ahe
yyitb tba,S, mus So anu
| ..The Filipinos realize that we have
| done a great deal for them. by improving
tine sanitary condition OF their villages
i, ci''.S anu ~, H., osiS ~ I'm
conIroI.''
-"
| Inc Humane society mas never given
| up its idea of pushing its way into the
| public schools. and now that Gen ii. V.
Boynton. one of its members. is at the
| head of the School Board. will make an
! effort to continue the work upon which
| it was engaged last year With the be-
ginning of the present school year an or
! der excluding the Humane Society work
| ars Wan. i,,o affact Tho order was
| ~ ~.
| oased upon the RUE winch Pi"'iiDi'9
| agents OF any society from carrying
| their work and their influence into the
| soNo,l,oo, ,I,I,is lo,,e4,,,ctio, If the
|
| rule was considered hardsh'p by the
| Humane Society officials. as quite an
! elaborate scheme of instruction along
lines of kindness ia animals and the
| ~
| kno"ledge OF thehi' mao peeh ueFtioi'eu'
| The principal representative of the So
ciety in the schools was Mrs II. F. Ar
,,orr ubo condpctad r,arsopaIty rhs work
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atiiois 'iie Soi"iai > ms
I Of talks and explanations by Mrs. Ar
| mour in which she told the children
| Things Of interest about animals and tried
| >. -. H., . ,,-.,,,,- ,,,,.,--,,,,t;r,., Of
70 siNe li,eih d piopei . u
| an amman S right TO food, sheiteF' anu
| comfort Her main idea was to instill
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little book of songs about animals was
USED In the exercises
| FRIENDS Oh the movement We're conn
| dent that even during the short time that
| 1t had been in operation a great good
had been done ana the exclusion or the
! workers from the schools was greatly
| cepiored. Inc society now mas some nope
90 ho, ne C'i p-, sii,Ce ~
board General Boynton has for years
been a member. and active one. of the
| society. ana 1t is expected that ne VIII
VS. ms 70 ID IN 1 ny 80
| time
| 1T is. to my mind. very important to
| have children educated to regard ami
mas az i4Inss s VIE coiI5lueI tioG..
| cietv last night That is the ba ais of
| our effort in the schools The songs and
| the talks about animals which were
sitem 70 ths youIe i ar1.'s; I'LL ~,
| constrnctjon Of the rnIa whiSb nrobihit .
our representatives from being In the
| schools seems TO me rather hard. Ours is
| a real educational pranch, as II develops
| SiiiluI r W nave no Special pfopasah-
! ia. Out Mo5h - nor Ior Special out Tor
! senvfh soou' siucerelE nope lhat we
| shdH De ape 10 continue the Inc OF work
| We StarIeu out upon ana oeEelop II sui
| Auit
|
during the last lew DAYS OF congress.
| when the Naval Appropriation bill was
under such hot fire il was said that
| within a few rnop+bs the Holland Com
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| f'''' ""''iu nay Aiiisiieu iie WIN uPoi'
| the submarine boats already ordered by
| the Government, and that il would then
| piye its attention IN work in other coun-
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| uered, ana We're under construction. In
| event of this happening, some members
| of Congress asserted the United star.s
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| ma INC i,'' VI III"
| company, as II would be Kept pusy win
| contracts across the water.