The sun., 1902-06-20
rNrs,srs rsr rHiLirrsNEs
>~~rs'sr, uss,s aspi, 30 Q sess's'isa
~ the ~~naie.

NNsUt t.4tpS. Jun. 10 s-creiarv bTo
-~ni TO 'h' Snulie tbs Afternoon repN
'" rr-ohri, ,nu oalltug f'r -ia'"men'
- eti-udturr- IN 'h" rh,hppn"- IL
hs t''t"r trap.mttinE th- tniprnGion.
~C,r~'ary Bu,J save
ldtv tho4,s a dollar. 80. tdNau' ~ tom
fIut. OF ta, G 1t.,i,~tit~- .fHt nr on account
90, ~" Philippine Commission url"t - w"
uttr Nl"l such rNpsu."s vote laid "n' "
tb' fh.uppfe 1rr1.ur,. amt >ad tmo -n'
uf ihuo "a. .uh.sst tu,.ptly rr,uhur 's'i to th"
Z ut'd state from ftud. der y"i from the
ihihppln" Tt'lsuf, In 1itiuon a." Ph,hp-
TN" Commission had ttan-poftttiou from
san lrn't,uo ~ Msuih on ~" TRANSPORT
h'h.o't, luc has. ~ Nar"n. lthe- u'ld" u,"
ut the Sumner and other army TRANSPORTS
uvpu o', IsioHs ct ofl,ial visits amous the
isltnd.
The nmoun, ~ money already ~ u nv ne
tnit~d state. for or on account of railway
,r,tn'!ort'',2n i9t ,toop. ,9i supl,"s ,,,. ,hs
TlttIcHN1 ot the treaty oi ','" tstNe"n
the hlrd state, aud Spain, and up TO Npt ]
-, lp.. &. H,igI.2.u nj the amount ~ unpaid
.,,ount, i tti.:.7 -. making to'HI "'
secretary Roo, transmits rrports 81
army ufi,ers show i1G ~" amount of moh'v
for which 'he Government of IN" ned
states u liable remaining unpaid, Tor equip
mcut, supplies and military olsrhiton- ~
IA" Philippine Islands each wear from May
lSaN, iu the present tim" to te tlo,S-oS- $50
tn" following table shows therc eNirndi-
'ur''s hv ycat~
"a, two month, Ms, and June Sc.aS'o :,
iJp 0sy Stl 81
Isc ten moIih,. July 10 Apni iroiu, Ag'? ~ "a
S.cr'tary X ot ~ay
Intention i invited 20 the fact that larg"
Quantities ~ valuable property. snch 1-
ships. hght'r~ Ac horses and mules, wagons
h6rn"~s, clothing. rduipage and ordnance
medical, signal and engineer supple w..
cost ui Nhi"h l. included IN the foregoing
s'atstuort ~'ili remain on hand IN N" Phillip
pine Islands for usa pRrt- pf th"~" supplies
ar, alr"ldy h";'s t"Nhigr"d i3 ~, c"nn,t.
part IL the "Np'u~c during ~" past N"sr
should not properly ~. treated a. ocya stoned
hv mllrgfv operations IN th" fhiltppin"
nay aud mainteusuC" of troops whom ""
would hav" had ~ rsv and maintain vh"th"r
- keep 40 the minimum nunb"r ~ regular
troops tegnir"d nv law A. Sai"g ara asalh-,
Witch III. Regular army is r"uuit"d 10 I've
. aiu'Blurd hy IN" act nf feh ;. 1871 j. ia.65'
in"u, and ~" mgNtnum 3. lr''", W. hay"
ROW less than ~ - ~ 'Nv"-- ~ N" mini
mum number Tho cost ~ 'hl, "N""s- only
j. iroucrlv to be- treated - ocCdsioncd hy
"rrratlor~ N IN. Philippines ,,,.-
Ih" ur's-"r' sale of DNu"nsr IN III" Phttp-
un"- =. ni course, greatly reduced from
thN' shown in the foregoing statement. h"-
army made possible ny the restoration 81
pa, 'ful conditions Thus. IN the mldd"
oi w" N-cal wear ending Jui" -, 1901. ther"
49," about 5p.oo American soldiers IN IN"
stands That number j. nov reduced 20
about ,1.''l Orders have nov been issued
for the return ~ III" tighth. Tlft"-u,h.
lN".f'-f.lfth and TW.riy-0ith trfHr'rv
and squadron ot the Tenth cavalry. aud
when ih">" orders have been executed N"
uuub.r - american troop IN ~" Philip
pines will have been reduced to Is.pp For
~" pas' siN months Nr haN" b"cu hrtr ging
troops h"w" - rapidly a. "" could do -
economic I.lv. hv ~. u-- ~ uur own trans
po''- Quarantine requirements hav" caused
some DELAY "a the movement vt transports.
hui are bringing the tucn hom. more
RAPIDLY than "a" an provide scvompI odsil lpuS
'uT them. ur'l appropriations. contained
a" ~" bonding sppruprta'tou btO for the
support 80 Ia" army. become available.