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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-21
ROADS ARE MIsMANAeED.
English Investors Are Much Concerned
Over Present Conditions

English Investors Are Much Concerned
Over Present Conditions.
Nav York, August 90. The question Of
the position and prospects of British rail
ways as Investments is exercising the
imnds Of many people in this country Just
now. says the London correspondent Of the
Tribune The Importance of the matter
cia uci well be exaggerated for the capital
lnvllted amounts to something like S6,Vo-
100000
Investors are naturally dissatisfied with
tine REDUCTION In their dividends and one
solution of the difficulty which has com
tiiahded itself to many stockholders Is the
proposed raising of fares and rates Al a
lime however, when cheap transit Is adj
miittdly one Of tho first necessities or
coitleicia progress, such 4 reactionorJ
policy Is not likely to be adopted. Pos,
siplv the most urgent reform required
In the railway system of the United King
Il IN IL the replacement OF large proper
tim o. the present boards of directors py
Thoroughly competent business men,
Tue Pail Mali Gazette points out that
waic the average capitalization per mile
is NOW S26j.OO0 for every nile constructed
during the last two years, S9I,uOo mas peeh
added to the capital, II is Impossible 10
lastly such a proceeding, but the hoarus
az directors ms at present constituted, can
NOT he expected la draw a rigid disiine-
tlGn between capital ana revenue eNpehul-
tlCGS.
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TO CUT DOWN EXPENSES.
Numerous Official Changes Said to Be
in Prospect
FOR THE SOUTHERN AND UNION PACIFIC
estimated that Yearly Saving Of Hun
dreds Of Thousands Of Dollars Can
Be Made by Consultations.

NeW York, August 20 The Commercial
HPfertlser saysi The retirement OF Charles
NJ Hayf from the presidency Of the south.
ern Hreiiie VIII be followed by numerous
other official changes In that road. some
OF ihe high salaried agents are TO be dis.
persed with, 1t is said. and southern and
thicn Pacific officers are to be consolidated
Wherever practicable A yearly saving Of
several hundred thousands Of dollars Il ID
estimated, can be effected by such con.
solid0ticns.
lltsident Hays placed his resignation in
Ia hSnds OF Mr.. Hartman some time ago
ana ne Is expected to retire at Mr.. Harri
mans pleasure. Although Mr. Hays had
I've year contract with the Southern Pa
clh Railroad company, he resigned yolun.
tmiiS as soon as he ascertalned that the
huaac'al interests " hich control this road
Ia radical changes in view regarding the
management OF both the Southern and the
U'lion Pacific roads Already gumor has
II that Mr. Hays has been offered the prcsi.
deEcy of an Eastern road.
san Francisco, August 20.-lt was Learn,
ed today that President Hays Of the south.
ern Pacific Railroad company handed In his
resignation to Mr., Hartman several week.
ago, but no action has yet been taken on
1t. Mr.. Hays saw in thu appointment o.
Traffic Manager Stubbs an evident design
to curtm his own authority and as this
appointment was made drects by HART
man, without consulting him, Hays re
garded 1t as an lntlmaton that he was 40
longer needed ana hence ne sent in his
r. s!guation
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eAReARET eARMAklAN

q Native Armenian in Houston Talks In
terestnay Of His Country.
FoSt representative mot MIR. GArharet
NarhoRian' a native Armenian school teach
e. at Jhe rooms Of the Business League
YESTERDAY Mir. Garmaklan. or White. as
n mss Americanized his name IL very
Peasant and Intelligent gentleman. well
posted on the Affairs OF his country aud
WIN tht politics Of the Old World general.
~ He has been IN this country abont
tAee years and is now preparing to -.
turn to his family although he says he
doe net think he win hc allowed to re.
tutn 10 Armenia, but that when he gets
~ ihgi portion Of Russia nearest his home
watcher he can return home safely. ana liz
Nc an not be viii remain In Russia which
c0Nfif N is friendly TO the Armeuiuns aud
him. 'e 'nVi' WIN
lie talks very interestingly OF the Turks,
th'st mcthouS ana plaus, Of their atrocities
nsIdLSl inc ,Armenlans and OF their manner
o! living. He SAYS that the Turks do not
h9i the women and children now as they
an wnen the commission Of their atrocities
hE 'uSt ING Christians was at It's height.
nat that they do not hesitate TO XIII the
mcn at the slightest excuse or prOyocatiun.
aud that when \ man or hoy of any size
haVhs been to any other country In l3u.
fppt rtturits, they think he knows too much
~ has said something against their couu.
lrF aud nc Is disposed OF quietly and moth
!u- Wofc said Of IT, Mr. White says that
Pr name In Armenian means White in
English aud that therefore no has taken
tli> num'f IN this country: that his given
hdiat Hntbarct, means g leader, and that
MOI cing able tu use this he merely signs
his punc. q White He saws that an the
AUnenians are Christians, and there arc
tour millions of theme or these about
A1aient Armeniaus not Catholics but
thuSti1ns different from the l'rOtcgtautS,
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
Herman J. Kdger Was Badly Hurt by
Ills Horse Falling.
REPAIRS TO THE MEDICAL UNIVERSITY
Contract Let for Fixing Up the Hos
pital--FuneraI off,. g. Coyell.
News Notes.

Galveston, Texas, August @o-,Herman
j. Klleet. residing with his family at No.
1il2 rhhty.serenth street, has been lying
unconscious at his home since Saturday
evening hast as a result OF Injuries re
cciyed by being throws from horse the
same afternoon. MIR krger. in company
with several friends. were riding their
horses Oh the beach In the. extreme west
end. Mr.. kriger's horse became uniul and
ran away. throwing his rider with terrific
force Nr Krieer struck SQUARE on his
head and the horse stumbled at the same
time and fell on the PROSTATE victim Nr
kruger was picked up by his friends aud
conveyed TO his home lie has had the
attention Of several physicians, hut up to
this forenoon ne had not recoN cred con-
seriousness The physicians are using every
means In their power to bring the Injured
man TO md they hope to succeed within
a few hours
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News Notes

Galveston Texas Angus % "A delight
ful sailing party was rendered Misses Folk
aud Usher OF Houston Inst night -hS--Mr
J. NJ, Helsken, whose family they are
visiting
A telephone message was received from
Marsepe Johnson, Brooks attorney at Lin
crty, about noon today conveying the IN.
formation that the trial Of the case had
been continued until tho next term Of
court All the witnesses win return 10 Cal
weston tomorrow morning
At a Getting Of the Ministers associ l.
tiou this puping Il was decided 20 hold a
union memorial service IN tie First Pres,
lyterian church sunday, September
Invitations have becn Issued by MI. Al.
ter Wilhrlmh =, to Mr.. Charles Edwin
He'll Wednesday evening, August d, lWl,
nj oclork First German Lutheran
church. Galveston At home after Sep
tember /, Nayasota, Texas.
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agent OF the Chicago and Alton road. with
neatdquarters at Dallas was prumlneAt
raliroau visitor TO Hous on yesterday
!, me traffic department Of the southern
s..c,,is announced the following rate on
20, !" Houston, Galveston ana Intennrdiate
Ktv,n.s, 81 cents per 100 pounds; effective
she Inc PASSENGER tranc department OF the
~ clal excursion train from lake Charles.
vsLange and. Beaumont to Houston on Sep.
lflnoer ?. IN order 10 give Ihe southeast
, lvaahS and southwest Loulslanans % op-
Pttunl,S TO witness and participate N tie
Labor Day festivities here
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Hosnitnl Additions.

tract for the changing OF the old fraut
structure of the coIored department. Of the
John Sealy hospital to q dormtory has
been awarded by the board " regents
Of the State university 10 Thomas Nc
Henry Of this city for 5000 The contract
was signed by him today and the work
will be commenced In a fov DAYS
There Is great deal OF Improvement
now In progress at the Medical college
and hospital The main building and Ini-
versity han are being repaired aud reno
waited at Il cost Of about $20ho. the hos.
ptal Is being thoroughly -srovatcd Ht a
cost OF about $1,000 and the new coli
pred ward building Is being constructed
at a cost of $4,000.
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MovEMENr Of ocEAN VEs8EL8.
lspeeInl ID Nd PosLl

Charleston. S c sailed; Rodney Brj,
FOR Galveston.
Norfolk, Va, Sailed: Pcnaro fBf.l from
Galveston FOR Hamburg
BarTy.-Sallcd: Horribly Castle QSrl' FOR
Galveston
New York Arrived; Lampasas, from
Galveston
4 RatfNrdam Arrived. Mohawk fBr),
from Galveston via Havrc.
New Orleans No report from Port Eadsi
wire, soil down.
New york Arrived. Friesiand from
Antwerp MinnehHhn, from London: Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse, from Bremen; Mani
f0u from London,
London, Arrived: Minneapolis, from
New York
Liverpool Arrived: IryenIa, from Bos-
ton
Glaseow.--Arriyed: Astoria. from New
York.
Liverpool Arrived: Dominion, from
portlaud.
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Galveston. TEXAS. August 20 The North
German Lloyd steamship Borkum saiIcl
today for Bremen with the following list
Of cabin passengers; Miss Rosa Miller,
Miss Ida Maetac. Mrs Bowers and child.
Miss Mary Never. Mrs, Augusta Minus,
Miss Eva Bahney Mrs a Davis Rohcrl
Rornefeid. Arthur WINNER. Sol Davis,
Mrs T. Secng, Mrs. Emily Fimm, Misses
Edna aud 1delgarta Timm. August Ilmm,
Hornickp, f. w FroSh, Paul Schroeder,
Fred Hilbert, l.. J.. Litchhcd Agnes and
Maud IttchAeld, Mrs. 81 Born and Fred
KNIT
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-21

Austin. Texas. August %. THE charters
Of the following corporations were ned
IN the secretary of states office To-Day
The Bryan Cotton oil company ~ Bry-
an: capital stock $4,000. Purpose 10 estah-
ush ana operate cotton oil mill lncor-
porated by j. ". English. A. u. McConlco,
H. X Erwin. Il. X. Erwin, r. j. Patter,
son and j. w. Singleton
Rosborough OH and Pipe Line company
~ Marshall Texas; capital stock SJOWD.
Purpose 10 prospect FOR, develop and mar
ket oil Incorporated ny 4. II, Young
II. Doppiemayef Joseph Weseman, y. J.
Fry, i u. Crawford, D. q. Whaley, Joe
Lake. Charles Cobb, Jr., aud W. j. Ros-
borough.
The Nash Gin company or Nash. Ellis
county: capital stock 5000 Purpose to
construct and operate cotton gins. Ineor-
porated by T o. Cheatham, j. III. Wake
the Federal oil and Fuel company OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-21
RURAL FREE DELIVERY.
Routes Are Being Established Slowly
in IeNae

in Texas
Fort Worth, Texas, August 60 The OK,
tension Of the rural free delivery system
to the various localities, thickiy settled,
adjacent to postof6ces in Texas. has not
been pushed too fast Superintendent s.
NJ Gaines and those in his office having
such matters IN churee, together With the
Inspectors Of the postotdce department,
have been making haste slowly in this, so
that when the system is once established in
The State il VIII not lac necessary 10 make
changes. The counties are being investl
gated, localities studied, and Information
gHineA Whie4 viii elHratc- the depart
ment rs 10 the exact needs Of the people
In regard to this rural system. that II can
finally he So operated ms to give every part
Of the State the benefit of Il, Thomas
KidgewRy, clerk in the Office Of the rail.
way mail service, has prepared for The
Post the following list OF routes which
have been established IN the rural free
delivery:
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Notrs ~ parac.nals.

Mr. W. c. Connor. Jr.. commercial agent
of the Frisco llne spent few hours In
Galveston Yesterday
Colonel Z. H. Cunningham, owner and
MIR. j. r. Ketterson traffic mlnager of
days visitors 70 Houston.
Mr.. w. H. Abel southwestern passenger
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MlreIess TeIearaphy Teets.

New York. August 80. The Nor.h Ger
man Lloyd steamship Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse. from Bremen for New lo'k, was
spoken this morning by Wireless tclrgrtpiiiy
from the Nantucket lightship Captain
Aupaloi tclpgraphed that all on ord were
vol and that The passage bad befn 500 L.
Other messages Were then sent
Al 1-15 the signals VI III Kaiser be
came unintelligihlc aud the character Of
ihr spark used proved that The limit Of
dstinct transmission under the existing
atmospheric conditions had be IN passed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-21

Anderson. Texas. August ~. Forest
arcs are raging In several portions Of
Grlmes and Montgomery counties and much
valuable timber is being destroyed. There
ia no danger OF any loss Of life as the
g.,cr,n,. where the fires are burning a
sparse!T settled and the prople have
nlcnty Of time to get "ut WIN 'uet
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-21
Pros Want InjunctIon DIssolved'

weathcrford. Texas. August ~. The At
torrcrs for the prohbltlonists ~ the conn
80 have aled motion to dissolve the tom
porary Injunction granted the 1nIls by a
r.. worlb Judge restraining the com
s,'ssloners CONT from publishing the e
suit. The motion wiz be heard - Dltlr il,l
fudge Patterson Of this district August -
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salt Tariff Established.

Anstln, Texas August 2o.-The railroad
cciamlssion today handed down It's decision
On the hearing held on May p on salt rates
by the PRONUNCIATION Of tariff on salt 10
ami. 10 all points In Texas which Is a
gtatral reduction from the present rates
FROM Colorado City while The rate from
tsiand Saliuc has been equailzed hut not
materially affected.
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- Naluatlons.

Fmml, Texas. August i6,-The commits
sic,crs completed the examination al ihF
tay rolls at Crosby county today for rae
y, ar 1901. me total valuation ~ al tax
able property. Sl3537s3 increase over last
yrai ~ about $4,000 rate Of TAXATION
- ~ This ioes not INCLUDE tae ~ ~ 81 II
dtet,Kota
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FROM THE CAPITAL CITY
LARGE INCREASES SHOWN BY THE
TAX ROLLS FILED.
Additional Awards Made by the State
Purchasing Agent-Per1nit Granted
Houston Concern.

Austin. Texas, August 2o.-The comp
uollers department today received The
tax rolls OF the following countless show
gng the total valuations FOR 1901 as com
pared with the valuations OF o. previous
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Austin. Texas August 20 The cylihdcr
htud on one OF the big Atlas engines az
the city water and Ice plant blew OUT
the blilding No one was injured. Ire
engine runs the motor power in town and
water works system Is not ntertcred
With
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-21

Austin, Texas. August 90. The State IN.
shrance department Today granted permit
to HE National Medical Con ract company
cf Houston 10 do busiuess Ia Texas nus
IS fratoruHl organization ana has no
CaUttal stock
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Aiadlsonyine, Texas. August 19.-Frank
ADAMS SHOT and Killed his SON, Willism
Adams yesterday. Both partles are col.
ored ana reside near MlAwaY An ate
cafion arose bet weeu them because ~
some disohcdlence ~ the son. Prank
Adams was Immediately arrested and Is
now In Jail.
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sso George c. Wallace ~ padncoh XIV.
N Or ~ 1Ning MS headquarters here as
aie fatber executors OF the estate Of his
z q tbs n5ann,laW; Benjamin Wisdom, own
~ .nJSailon Mound property and other
Neisl "nueu interests IN Texas was
eaaapg az very EARLY hour YESTERDAY
dssts leiing the sudden anil snn e'1sr
sA Nj, KS father at his home IN Padu-
stei Az, N,allare has been here only about
~ b bitnn When he left home his father
eyel- s iis usual good health lie has re-
~ 4 n rbrtal messages from home, and
& tAai same story, that all We're we'll
81 me alst intlmation MIR. Wallace
saa mS fathers iiinfSs WINS me tele.
,vdil aor,.,1iinclng bis death NJ 1870 yes
l5j;tt. bmilns Mr. Wallace had arranged
'9 upop Stnon Mound Yesterday morning,
2 oa.e receipt Of the sal telegram he
I p home hnried arranrehleuts 20 re-
~ M ler which place he left on the
.tselsen 4, gpin BE expects To return 20
vi ~ immediately after tho funerai aud
saturday or Sunday night.
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!. Carriers.
2. Distance travelled
2. Area covered, square miles.
4, Population served.

II Is proposed to extend the service rs
fast as II is deemed eXpedent, so thar
tbickly populated. VIII have The benefit
Of It.
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Austin Texas. August 2O.iho comp
frollcrs department today registered an
issue of S16dDO ROrdcn cuuutI Drudge
cCrlt house ana repair reiunding bonds
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-21

Iror digestive weakness, NERVOUSNESS.
Mains IN The side datulenee, dizziness,
in,.tnbefniaess headache and other annoying
$3.50 ninnentE az costiveness. HERBiNE
g > ngompt and pnequaled remedy Price
IA cepfs For sale by A. +. Klesllns, drug
nlst bO2 Main street.
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Cleveland. Ohio, with a capital stock Of
$4,000, was granted permit Go do bust
ness In Texas.
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Better for the Blood Than Sarsapauila
trlcts Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The Lawlor.

n ~ =, NJ LdWTJTs :
N III Mathews, New Orleans. A. r. Hall
slie. " Llvingstou; 5. Garland, Ham
sTs ,fsllcpressynle W w. Barton New
asfors, onp X, NORM and wife. city. Hays
@ pss, Norsicana r.. r. Holland, Hous-
cbsSeo,, ~ Harris, Galveston Charles
lst;s MA ana wife. San Antonio; j, c..
s,io,i aomas, Bolton; " r. Wallis, Gal,
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Conroe. Texas, August l9.-strayed or
stolen. from the raSge at ramlna, Texas,
np or about August l. one sorei horse, 10
hands high. s years old has small star
in forehead. three white feet; no brand
Win nav 81 reward for same. j. {. Gl1t
ath. sheriff, Conroe, Montgomery county
Texas
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Railways Ready Relief is g sure cure for
every Pain Sprains Bruises, Palms In
the Rack Chest aud Limbs.
Taken iuNardly there Is NOT remedial
agent In the world that viii cure Fever
and Ague aud ell other malartous, bilious
aud other ft7ers, aided by HADWAA'S
PILLS, SO quickly as RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF.
Sold by druggists
RkDWAY & CO., 55 Elm street. New
York
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NoTe-Trans leaving Houston at4.4sp.
D and arriving a, Houston at 3.45 a. m and
ioas a. m. also run into Grand Central de-
pot departing 10 minutes earlier and ariv-
Ing ten minutes later than time given above.
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ABROAD SCHEDULE.

H.. a TIC. "A. II.
Grand Central Depot
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n. q n. o. ". ~
IA New Orleans Trains.


T. GAS m Arrive No. g.. 500 am
tm AZ, 800 q. IN Arrive No. 2. 900 am
i,i oO .. m Arrive No, o. 80 pm
huNN NJ 900 p m Arrive No. 4. 'lO.k5 pm
tns ~ Nos. aad runs SUNDAY only
Nos. s and Q daily except Sunday
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u, n. y n. Il. Il,
r. x. & II. Denot. Fifth Ward.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-22
WILL Benefit AMERICA.
Enaland's New Tax Law Expected 70
Extend Our Coal Market.

New York. April ga special to
The Herald from Washington says:
England's new taxes. imposed 70
meet the heavy charges growing ont
OF the Boer war. may prove beneficial
10 American exporters. 1t is not be.
lieved that the import duty TO be I'M.
posed on sugar will affect the trade
between the United States and the
United Kingdom in any way. Experts
Of the treasury department. however.
believe that the United States viii
nrofit TO some extent by the imposl-
tion Of the export duty OF one shilling
per ton on coal shipped out OF the
United Kingdom. The products OF
the United States coal mines have
been gradually making their way into
new markets for several years past
and il is believed in many places the
nrescnt margin Of cost in favor of
british coal as against that from the
United States is less than one shilling
per ton and that the imposition OF THIS
tax with the constant increase in the
cost of British coal will lead consum-
crs to buy American coal. The larg-
cst increase is expected in those mar
kets which are relatively nearer to tho
United States than to Great Britain.
but some increase may be expected III
exports to continental Europe.
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The Best Remedy for rheumatism
pIFllh KELlEF FROM PAIN.

All who use Chamberlain's Pain Balm
for rheumatism are delighted with the
quick relief from pain which it affords
When speaking of this Mr.. d. \. Sinks
az Troy, Ohio. says: Some time ago |
had a severe attack OF rheumatism in
my arm and shoulder. | tried num-
erous remedies but got no relief until
recommended by Messrs. +. Parsons X
Co.. druggists Of this place. to try Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. They recom-
mended it SO highly that | bought a
hottlc. | was soon relieved Of all pain.
have since recommended this liniment
to many of my friends. who agree win
me that it is the best remedy for muscu-
lar rheumatism in ths market. For
sale by all druggists.
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WILL nAoiEN FACIktCAJlON.
GOOD Results Expected From Aouir.
aIdo's Manifesto.

Washington. April 22.-Oficial an.
houhcemen: Of the PRONUNCIATION of a
manifesto by Aguinaldo. urging the
rhipiho insurgents to follow his ex-
ample by acknowledging American au-
thority i'll tee Philippines was receiv-
'd by The secretary OF war in cable
gram from General Macarthur and
good results are expected 10 follow.
| Gen"ral Macarthur also advised the
war department of the text OF the
manifesto
Aealnado's action in issuing such
an address 10 The .ilipinos is not a
sufprlse 70 the president and seere-
tary of war Almost Immediately aft
,r his capture by General Funston.
General Macarthur Informed the sec
rotary OF war that Aguinaldo would
probably issue a manifesto 10 his
ecuntrymen
General Macarthur va. advised 70
consult with the phi'pII1ie commits
sion befor. promulgating the address.
II Was al first thought advisable 10
wait III. return af the commission To
Manila but acting upon instructions
from the war department General
Mac Arthur communicated with the
Philippine commission by wire. in.
forming them fully as 10 the contents
II Asunaldo's manifesto. The com.
mission. after carefully considering
the paper approved Of its issuance
and 80 notified General Mae Arthur
Who Immediately authorized its pro
mitigation.
The report from Manila that Gener
nj Mac Arthur signalized the issuance
10 insurgent prisoners Is in line
With instructions already sent to him
hv the secretary OF war.