Janiuay, December 23, 1901.
This afternoon while I was reading, I heard gun-shots back of the convento. Presently one of the old hangers-on around the town hall came up… Read More »Janiuay, December 23, 1901.
This afternoon while I was reading, I heard gun-shots back of the convento. Presently one of the old hangers-on around the town hall came up… Read More »Janiuay, December 23, 1901.
My first Thanksgiving Day in the Philippines has come and gone, and it was duly celebrated. Some days ago, the steward, and the enlisted men… Read More »Friday, November 29, 1901.
All the past week rain has fallen in blinding torrents, and I have had my first experience with mildew. Let a soiled garment lie in… Read More »October 6, 1901.
The Filipinos are exceedingly hospitable and friendly, and from the time they found that I was inclined to be sociable, I have scarcely been able… Read More »September 29, 1901.
The sick priest was taken to the Army Hospital at Cabatuan Friday, where he died today. And what a wrangle-jangle there was among the discordant… Read More »Sunday, September 22, 1901.
GETTING SETTLED AT JANIUAY Before I reached Janiuay, I had been told that there was one American, an enlisted man in the United States Army,… Read More »Saturday, September 14, 1901
Tuesday, our division superintendent of schools, who is as new to Iloilo as we are, having come down from Manila on the same boat with… Read More »Janiuay, P.I., Thursday, Sept. 12, 1901