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agreeable to the pron who have beenl
hoping for a hort campaIgn
A good deal of surprise li expreied at
the failure of the reports to mention any
Ubntant1aI aid recIve1 from the nntirgent
by the UnIte4 States mar1ne camped ii
Crest hill. 1teIntorcement were sent front
our own hipi , but It. does not nppar In the
report9 tllflL the marines had help from the
men beat calculated from their experience
In jungle fighting to be ot eetvlce in an encounter -
counter with Spanish guorrillas.
WIth.ut any discouragement the flht-
ing ability of the m.rlnes , who appear to
have nequitted theme1vcs with the greatest -
est credit so far na concerns their bravery
and steadiness under ftro. the question Iia.s
been raised in the minds of the military
experts whether , falling in any substantial
assistance front the Cubnns who vcre reported -
ported to have been so numerous In the
vicinity. western o1diers trained In Indinti
flghtlng % OUIl ( not he of more service in a
Cuban jungle campaign.
Nothing so severely taxes tim courage and
endurance of troops as to be eliot at from
cover by an unseen toe and onty troops
trained In our latest skirmish drill can render -
der ffectlve service lb such attacks.
The Navy department has concludeil that
It has Purchased flS many vessels for the
auxiliary fleet ts it. reltiires end an In-
tirnfttioii to that effect waa conveyed to
Admiral Erben , in charge of that service ,
today.
TRANSPORTS REPORTED READY
: l'i lJulM Ii eq.Iac Ord4'rN to I'nek ( Il ,
I i piii , ru I o ry to I iii ha ri I tti o u
L.CIli 1ttiIIit ( .
SAN FItANCISCO , June 13.-The most
important ottler issued from army heitil-
iuarters today vns one notifying Major
General Otis that the steamers to comprise
the second fleet of transports to go to the
I'bltipplnea were practically ready for the
reception of troops and troops to thC film-
her of about 1,000 , comprIsing the Tenth
Peiinsyiviiiiia , tinder Colonel 1Iawkiu ; the
First Colorado , uiulcr Colonel hale ; the
First Nebraska , CoIonI I3ratt ; tw bat-
taltons of regulars from the Fightecnth and
Twenty-third Intnftry , under Colonel
French : a detachinelit froiti the engineer
corps and thu two battalions of Utah light
Infantry. under Captain Young , vhIl raze
their camps , load their tents and baggage
into wagons , thou their heavy marching gear
and form Into columns for the march to
the waiting transports.
Colonel Jones and his two battnlions front
Idaho viil not ho included In the second
expedition , the stennier Morgan City , which
tvas to convey them , not being ready. The
Idaho men will get away with the third
oxpchition , which will leave hero about
Juno 30.
All dny today a strcnm of wagons hia9
been conveying camp equipagu aliti baggage
to the different steamera anti this svork
will be completed tomorrow.
'rue vessels which will comprise the see-
onti Mnuhla expedition ore thu Zealandia.
China , Colon and tli Senator. The Morgan
City , Ohio. Indiana , City of Pueblo and
possibly the City of l'ara are the vezsei
that will make up the third expedition.
The first ileet vihl be ready to take inca
oil board tomorrow morning and it lii cx.
iected the troops vihl icavo camj , tonior-
row about C p. m.
Tue China and Colon , which are at the
main ( lock , arc loadeil and all that is ucces-
sary to complete their cargoes is a supply
of fresh provisions and their respcctlvc , al-
lottiitnts of amniunition. Ammunition xvIiI
not bo Pitt 00 board until the ships are in
the stream ,
Thu Zealandia is being guarded by a detail -
tail of men [ loin the I'ennsylvania regiment.
It is luadeti to thu water line alid Is ready
to cast off rhian the troops arc on board.
it viii . bo Thursday afternoon , from prc-
ont indications , when the second hiect sails.
- CONTROLLING YELLOW FEVER
Goviiii iiieut Stealth OtlicorM [ 'pcI En. .
eoiirsirttl vItIi 'Vliei r Elrorts
at ltcMtiictilpu.
WAShINGTON. June 13.-Surgeon General -
oral Wyman tonight received cheering news
from the district in Misstsippt infected with
yellow fever. No new cases have developed
and no new foci have been discovered. The
existing cases are entirely isolated. and ti
entire territory is subject to the most rigId
quarantine.
Train inspection service has been established -
lished between New Orienna auth Mobile , anl
along the line of the Gulf I'ort & Ship
lsiititd railroad government oflicers are cx-
amintng every house for iiew cases , merely
as a precautionary measure.
Camp F'ontninc , a detention camp , was
opened today , anti hereafter no ierson will
be porinitteil to leave the infected district
without 01St being dThinfectcd in the caini ,
- and inssIng ten days there.
Every vossible precaution has been taken
by the government authorIties to prevent
the spread of the disease beyond the ihistrlit !
in which it Is known to exIst , slid. in vhIeh
it 110W $ CCIflS likely they will be successful.
C * , ttsei : tii l'rnii..isei , , tshori.
ILIGIILANI ) LIGhT , Mass. , June 13.-The
United Statcs cruiser an Francisco ran
ashore ( luring a dense fog this morning at a I
point about halt mile Vest of hlighhead I
life-saving station , The cruiser lies in an
easy lOSitiOiI and it is thought it will float
without injury at high watitr.
I'ROVINCETOWN , Mass. , June 13.-The
San Francisco has been hooted uninjured.
Sores Dsappeaed
flails Cured by Hoodl's Sarsaparilia
'I My little boy was afihicted with small
boils oz his face and hands caused by
being in constant contact with other
children who were not hialthy. A friend
iitlvlsed ma to try flood's Sarsaparhhla , I
did so and tliosores dlsappcard soon after
lie begun takiii it. " Mits. ILaau
11OWAitfl,0South 11th St. , Lincoln , Nob.
Hood's SarsaparIIa
Is thu best-lu fact the Oii True blood l'urifler.
, the best family eattiartlo
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NAVY PIIOTOOAII UEPTI
( MthiA IIEE.
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OFFERS BONDS TO PUBLIC1
Treasury Deafres to Make the Present Issue
a Popular Loan.
TWO HUNDRED MILLION IS TO BE RAISED
i'illie UIiii 'l'IIITT 1)ns to 'FnIe the
hIlpIUlM .t t I % i , ftcr Vi , Iii its-
lisninder , I t Asi , 1i I I lie Sulti
* 154 ( iiteutitatittieen ' .Vurrnnt.
WAShINGTON , Juno 13.-Immediately
upon receipt of the Information from the
\Vhittb house that the war revenue bill had
bbensigned by the president , Secretary Gage
today IsStICl the following circular explaining -
ing to the Public the PVOPo3ed bond issue ;
Tim secertary of this treasury invites sub-
scrlptions front the people of the United
Stnten for $200,000.000 of the botids of the 3
per cent loan authorized by the act of coil-
Irress. epproved Juno 13 , 1898. Subscriptions
will be rsceivcd at par for a period of
thirty-four days. the subscription bin opeil
from this tiat to 3 o'clock p. hi. on the 11th
day of .luly. IMIS. The- bonds wili be issued
in both coupon nail registered form , tile
coupon bonds ill denominations of $20. $100.
$100 and $1,000 , and. the regietored bonds In
denominations of $20 , $10' ' ) , $00 , $1,000 , $3,000
atlil $ iQ,000. They lihi be ilated % iIgtist 1 ,
Isus , anti by their ternts will h ndeeniable
in coin at tile pitasure of tim Uniteil States
after ten years from the date of their issue
and due mid payable august 1 , lOIS. The
bonds will bear intsr st at the rate of 3 ncr
cent ncr nuiun , pnyable quarterly ; tim interest -
terest on the coupoti hioiids ill be paid by
menus of eouons. to hI ! dctachicd from the
bonds aa the inteist heomcs Iie , and the I
intcrest on thu registered bonds will be
paid by cheeks drawn to the order of the
payee 11111 mailed to their nihihtesscs ,
The httw authorizing tilts issue of bonds
iiroidcs that iii allotting salt ! hiorids the
eov.aral subscriptions of individuals shall be
first ItteCilted. and the stibseriptions of the
Iowct amounts shall he first allotted. In
accordance with that provision allotments to
nil individual subscribers will be made lie-
tore niiy botids w'iii ' boUhlutte4l to other than
iiidtvidiinls. All iiidividtii stiscriptioiis for
$500 or less will be allotted in full as they
are received , and such subscriptions lutist lie
paid in full at the time the subscription is i
made. It tli total sum subscribed for in
amounts of $300 or less should exceed $200.-
000,000. the ahiotmants will he made accord-
Iflg to the priority of thu receipt of the sub-
scrip tions.
Siunt SIlIlMerilleca Collie First.
Allotments on subscriptions for over $00
vill not be niado until after the subscription
c1oe , Jtiiy II , and will thitn be inaile Iii-
verst'ly , according to tIle size f tile SUb.
scription , the smallest stibscriptloii being
firat allotted. then tite iiext in size nail Lu
en , prefelenee being given to individual sub-
criltions. Peibons subscribing for ilore than
$0I ) must SCUll in cash or certified checks to
the amount of 2 per cent of the sum sub-
scrlbed for , such deposit to constItute a par-
tii pCymellt tIid to be forfelteJ to the United
States In the event of failuru on the sub-
scriber's part to moire full paYment for 'us
stil'scription according to the ternis of the
cirLular. Allotments to subscribers for more
thait SO0 will be iiiado as soon as possible
after the subscription cioes.
In eriher to avoid a co rapid absorption of
funds into the treasury , with a possible consequent -
sequent nyU eiiect on industry auth commcrco
any subscriber for more than $500 will tin.
permitted. to take his allotment of bonds in
intahliiieiit of 20 per CCIII , taking the first
installment vitiiin ten days after the notice
of the ailotmetit and the balance at four
( itiiil intervals of forty days each in four in-
atnhhiuents eteli of 20 per cent of the bonds
ailotted. Delivery of bonds will be made in
hiitaiiieiit as payment for theta is re-
ceivcd and payments tnust in all cases be
made in full as the bonds are taken. The 2
per ccitt deposit wll1 apply on tile fluial In.-
stahiment. Any subscriber iaa pay for the
whole amount allotted him within ten days
fronl the notice of his allotment. Interest i1l
be adjusted by the time of the actual pay -
mont. whether tiald in one sum or lit install-
nients , as permitted. Separate subscriptions
( toni one indlyidual , although made from
tIme to ti' C , scill be aggrcgated and consit- :
crctl as on subscription.
1'iiiitit ( if SnlpMeriptionl.
The secretary of the treasury will receive
in payment for the bonds hiostolhlce money
orders. payabi at Washington. and checks ,
bank ilialts and express mousy orders collectable -
lectablo in the cities of New York. floston ,
Philadelphia , Baltimore. Washington. Cm-
cinatl. Chicago , St. Louis , New Orleans and
San Francisco. All money orders and bank
drafts must be drawn in favor of the treasurer -
urer of the United States. The money orders I
and bank check. so received wilt he forwarded -
warded for collection by the department anti
as soon as returns are obtained the subscriber -
scriber will be credited wIth the amount of
his subscriptions as of the date of cohlec-
tion. The secretary will also receive in
payment for the bonds certificates of deposit
Issued by the assistant treasurers of thi
United States in the above named cities.
These ccrtitlcates of deposit may b oh-
taiiued from any assistant treasurer in exchange -
change for gold coin , gold coin certificates ,
standard silver dollars , silver certificates.
United States notes , treasury notes of 1890
and national bank notes ; and the subscriber
will be credited with the amount of his sub-
scriptlon as of the date of certificate of de.
POSIt. Thia secretary will also ret.eive currency -
rency sent by registered mall or by express
direct to tbt Treasury department.
For the mutual convenIence of the subscribers -
scribers and the tlepartntcnt a tilank form of
letter to accompany remittances has been
lrePnl-eh auth It iiua ) ' ho obtained at the
othlcea of national and state banks generally
at the several subtreasurles ot the United
States. at any iiioiiey oril3r potoiflces and
at any express office , The bonds will be
dated August . 1898 , auth they will be delivered -
livered to subscribers free of expense for
transportation as sooii after that date as
1)0551 ble.
The bonds will be acompanied by a checle
for the amount of Interest duo tIme subscriber -
scriber from time date of hI payment to
AUgUSt 1 , 1898.
All rcinittnnces and other communIcations
relative to thIs loan should be addresred to
thu secretary of tile treasury. division of
loans muitl currency. V.'asiiington. All subscriptions -
scriptions HIUSt ho receiveth at the Treasury
department , W'ashlngton , not later than 3
oclock ii. in. Wednesday , July 14 , 1898 , No
subse&lptiens received after tbat date and
hour vtil be considered. L. J. GAGE ,
Secretary.
MERRITT GETS NO MORE MEN
iieseiiI L"4U0& ! tsi'iit1i1cit itt Suit
Fiitnelsco All tisgit % Vill
lit , Soul.
NEW YORK. Juuio 13.-It may be stated
with joslt1vcness that the \Var department
bus no present Intention of senthing any
mnoro troops to San FrancIsco for the Phil-
ippina expedition thaus have already been
I ordered ( bore. says tile Washington corre-
sluondeuit of the Times. Qeneral Merritt an-
nouncetl before Ito left New York that he
I wanted at. least 20,000 IIICU , IL was goner-
I ally accepted here that General MerrItt won
I
his olnt anti that the department promised
ltiuit thu men he asked for , It is now stated
I . thut instead f the 20.000 nuon he has been
counting upon , only lti,000 have been as-
I scntbietl at San Francisco , and that the
I future governor gnermt1 of the Philippines
is getting uneasy about the other 4,000.
Adjutant General Corbln has several tinues
recently In response to direct inquiries
stated that it was not intended to cnt1 any
immure troops to the I'hihippine tbau those
already sslecteil for that work. lie was
asked the same quostton today , In vIew of
San Francisco reports that General MerrItt
insistcth on more mcn anti he answered again
that there were no intentions of ordering nil-
dltlonni regiments to the 'I'hiiipptnes at this
time. It is estimated that the recruiting of
tiieo I'hillppine regiments to their full
strength , as is being done under the see-
onti call , will raise the strength of the force
to very nearly 20,000. It Is thought to be
probable that the War department is dependIng -
pendIng on this means to till it out. as the
recruits can be sent on after transports have
iefL with their regiments.
CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE
Aiioili I luleul is t l'lni't's us ( 'niiiiii-
, , Itned Olileers I mu I lit' i to iii line
I1'giluieul $ A re A inruei.
WAShINGTON , June 13.-The senate , in
cxcittivo sessIon , today confirmed these
nominations :
First regtnient , Oluflteer Infantry-To be
first lieutenants , A. J. Coste auth T. 13.
Featherstone of Texas.
Third regiment voltinteer infantry-To be
surgeon , with rank of major , Seaton Nor-
snail of the Marine hospitnl service : to be
'captain , Edwin Wileon of Georgia ; to be
first ltclitenniits , Daniel L. M. l'eixotto of
New York and J. A. Condon of Tennessee.
Sixth regiment volunteer infantry-To be
first lieutenant , E. E. Wright of Tennessee ;
to be second lieutenant , IL At. llarton of
Tennessee.
EIghth regiment volunteer infantry-To be
majors , F. ltosenburg of Ohio and C. M.
'Fravis of Indiana ; to be surgeon , with rank
of major , James It. Hepburn of Iistrict of
Columbia ; to be captain , It. T. Jacob of
iCciitttclty ; to be first lieutenants , A. C. (1.
Williams Fcote of New York and P. A. 110ff-
111811 _ of _ _ ifansas.
intil regiment volunteer infantry-To be
surgeon , with rank of major , A. I'alionos
of New Jersey ; to lie captain , "W. S. Lincoln
of Massachusetts ; to be first lieutenant , C.
.
.w. Pilimore of Ohio.
Tentit regiment volunteer infantry-To be
first lieutenant , A. It. Joyce of ConnectIcut ;
to be captain , W. F. Tebbctts of New York.
henry II. Ellis of CalIfornia to be consul
at Turks Island , "iv. i.
Postmasters for itlssourl-J. v. iIartin ,
llrookflold ; M. Mann , Slater ; I. It. Iluggins ,
l'alniyra ; M. L. Doughty , Farnmington.
ltejccted-Obricn Moore of Texas to be
additIonal paymaster.
'SENATE ' IN AN ANGRY MOOD
Met luuul liii fllI5l'Olltl Clilileld iit Ii IN
CIittrgotitii Deeettllil Iii Scour-
iuut its .ppriuprIntitiu.
WASHINGTON , June 13.-For sicarly two
hours today the senate had un'ler discus-
slomi the Lodge resolution directing the
.
clalitis coninlittee to titake an inquiry as to
the disposition of the nioney appropriated
by congress to pay time claIm of time hook
concern of the MethodIst EpIscopal church
south.
A heated colloquy between Mr. Chandler
and Mr. Pasco was the feature of the dis-
! eussion. Mr. Chandler said that Mr. Pasco
I 'as unwittingly and unwIllIngly the agent
through whIch a deception had been vrac
ticul on the senate.
Mr. Pasco denianded the vitlmdrdwnl of the
stiltemmment , but Mr. Chandler refused to
withitiraw. although he disclaimed any in-
temitioui to retiect out Mr. PaScos honor.
I The resolution will probably be called up
I tomorrow.
At 2 o'clock the consideration of the bIll
providing for an international bank was be-
, gun. The measure was still under discus-
I simm wheit the senate adjourned.
Aim act authorizing the appointment of a
non-partlsajl commission to collate information -
ation , antI to recommend legislattan. on the
great problems vrcsented by labor , agrl-
culture and capital , was passed.
Mr. F'ryq favorably reported from the corn-
mlttee on commerce to provide Americaim
reidster for the steamers Unionist and Spe-
ciulist. The bill was passed.
On motion of Mr. Mills. the senate at 4:4G :
p. rmt. went into executive session , after
which tile senate adjourned.
SOUTH DAKOTA NEWS.
. Couiuinencemucnt at MItchell.
MITChELL. S. 11 , June 13.-Special ( Tel-
cgraxn.-Last ) Friday evening the graduating -
ing exercises of the Mitchell High schools
were held when eighteen 'oung women amid
men were graduated. The following evening -
ing a receptIon was tendered to the graduat-
lug class by tle alumni. Sunday began the
commencement exercises of the Dakota uni-
versity. Br. Frank Bush of Otturuwa , lit. .
preached the baccalurepte sermon in the
morning and In the evening 11ev. .7. 1' . Jen-
klmus delivered the annual sermon. Today
wore the exercises of entertaining the fresh-
111011 who finished the course of tIme first
year , a class of fourteen. Tomorrow occurs
the graduating exercises of the English Nor-
rnaI. a class of eighteen , aini in the evenIng -
Ing a musical recital will be given by the
music department. There are five graduates
in the scientific department , who received
their diplomas Wednesday morning.
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F'ireiiieits 'l'iiriui uieui
YANKTON , S. U. , June 13.-Speclal ( Tel-
egrain.-Toumorrow ) opens the fifteenth annual -
nual tournanment of South Dakota volunteer
tlreiimen lit this city , Three days will be
given to races. Tomorrow will be devoted
to the reception of visiting firemen. Thee
hero In advance predIct one of the best and
largest tournaments ever hell in this
state.
1)c hint' ru t lo leiegui Ii's.
PIERflE , S. D. , June 13.-Spccial ( Tele- .
gram.-The ) democrats of Stanley county ,
in their conventIon to select delegates to
the Aberdeen convention ou the 22d , so-
lecteil M. U. Sinon , W. F' . Erwin , Fm ed S.
Rowe and C. E. McLane. They were instructed -
structed to accept'iusioii If it could be secured -
cured on a mtr ! basis.
Li'e tjioluuts ii Judge ,
PIERRE , S. D. , June I'J.-Special ( Teic-
gramn-Covernor ) Lee today appointeti J. C.
. Crawford as county judgeof Kingsbury
county In Place of 0V. . Lattin , who holtis
a iOSitioll as captutn In the First regtnuent
of South Dakota volunteers ,
liSlONS ' ' ' ' '
lOitVlS'I'IltN 1'l'i'ilI.tS.
Survivors of I.umte W'gtv iIeui'ntlerc.j ,
! , : ' tIlt , . Gt'uit ril ( uveruiuL'nt ,
WAShINGTON , June 13-l'cnsiommts have
I been iut'it as follows
Issue of Juno 2 :
Nebraska : Oiglnal-Matthew H.V. . McClure -
Clure , Magnet , $6 ; Michael P.'Iliianis ,
Louisville , $6 , 'Increase-Joel hi. Anderson ,
Grand Island , $8 to $12. Original Widows ,
etc.-Frnnees A. Smith. Omaha. $8.
Iowa : Original-Irvin B , iiaidwin. GrIn-
nell. $6 ; FrancIs Cburn , Grimes , $8. Ad-
ihltiuimoi-Ohiver G. Knt'udaon. ' Ellswortll , $6
to $8. Inercasc-.Jncoh h , Finkhanm , Vinton ,
$8 to $17 ; Janmes A , hayes , Palo , $10 to $50 ;
Charles A. Orr , Des Moines , $6 to p12. OrIgInal -
Inal'idows , etc.-Mary Whincry , Des
Moincs , $12.
Mnmmtana : Original-Peter Molyott , Canton -
ton , $6 ; Albert flhldine , Ammaconda-$43. ReIssue -
Issue and Increase-Special Juno 3. ( special
act ) , Oliver P. SIIv'yStuensv1ilti , 12 to $20.
Colorado ; Original-S. l'rlestioy harder ,
1)cmmvr. $5 , lncras . Sj'lvcster Needhamn ,
Eads. $8 to $12.
North Iakota ) ; Original Widows , etc.-
Martha N. Larson. aoetz. 38.
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PORT ANTONIO , Jamaica , June 13.-On
Board Dispatch heat , Guantanamo flay ,
Thursday , Juno .9.-New York World Ca-
biegram-Spoclal Telegram.-Captain ) Mc-
Calm with the Marblehead , Yankee ( manned
by New York naval reserves ) , and the St.
Louis , seized lower Guantanarno bay today
-ith little difficulty and wIthout. casualty.
cut thu cables , also destroying the corn-
munication wIth the outside world of Cai-
manera , the second largest military post of
eastern Cuba.
Admiral ampson decided yesterday to
seize the harbor to establish a base of supplies -
plies and a safe coaling and provisioning
station for time fleet. ThIs harbor is about
forty nuiles cast of Santiago. It is one of
the largest and finest harbors on the entire
coast of Cuba. There are two sand.lockcd
bays , either of wiutchm can easily acconirno-
date any number of ships. TIme inner bay
Is separated from the outer by a narrow ,
tortuous channel , navigable only with great
care. On tIme inner bay is situated tIme town
of Caimanora , . garrisoned by 3,000 Spanish
troops and protected by a fort and several
gunboats.
The fort is quite a pretentious military
structure , built on a sniall headland , which
Juts omit ncrosa the channel between the
outer and inner bay , anti completely covers
the chmnnmmel anti ships .interlng must pass
witl'Iii fifty yards of Its guns. It is buIlt
of yellow stone with extensIve barracks adjoining -
joining amuul seems to be in good condition ,
presenting a nnlch more formIdable appear-
mince titan the castle which frowns above the
entrance of Santiago harbor. Apparently
judging front the resistance nmade today It
has no high power modern guns.
The Marblehead , Yankee add St. Louis left
th'o fleet off Santiago at 4 a. fli. today anil
arrived outside the harbor at 6 o'clock. The
chart showed the entrance of the outer bar-
hoc to be easy , though somewhat crookeil ,
anil protected only by a small hog blockhouse
high tip on the castorim promontory , just
above the small village which clusters in
about thirty huts along the beach and vell
lnsido the harbor.
The Marblehead steamed slowly in , fol-
loWell by the Yanleec and time St. Louis re-
ninincti just outside. Standing on tIme bridge
of time Marblehead Captain McCalla swept
the shore with his glass before lowering a
boat to dra for the cables. No signs of life
verc noted in time block house or the village
until time Marblehead was well within time
outer harbor. 'huen soldiers discovered time
boats rind the Marblehead and Yankee
opened lire v'ith six-pounders. The practice
was excelletit a ii at a range of 800 yards a
number of suichls snmashed Imuto the b1ock
hous , mnalilng timbers fly , while shrapnt'l
burst anmotmg th& houses in the village.
'i'ki.t1 i , . 'l'lmelr IIetls ,
The Spaniards abandoned the blockhouse
amid village Sand .thisappeared over the ridge.
They were seenhater making their way to
Cionfuegos en route to Calmnanern. The
Marbiehead lowered a cutter and began to
drag fcr tilt ) cable , when sudilenhy It was
interrupted byaiarge shell bursting within
fitly yards , althost directly over the ships.
It caine front a.Spantsh gunboat. the Alfonsu
Plnzon , which harl crept unobserved well
along the inner channel and armed with its
five-inch gtmims and practically hidden by
the low tongue of land which separated the
outer and Inner harbor It wa firing at a
range of 4,000 yards.
Time Marblehead anti Yankee replied wIth
their five-inch guns and quickly got the
Aifonso Plnzoum's range. Shells splashed all
around the little Spanish gunboat. Time
eommmmr oder pluckily did not retire until the
Marblehead showed a disposition to go after
him. The gunners on time Aifonso did surprisingly -
prisingly good shooting and several shells-
two dangerously so-tell near the Yankee
and Marblehead. Convinced that he was opposed -
posed to a greatly superior force , the Alfonso -
fonso finally retired behind the fort , which
then opened fire at. 6.500 yards. All the shots
from the fort fell short , Indicating that no
large rifles were mnommnted on it. Time Mar-
bleheati aiitl Yankee soon got time range and
dropped a number of shells on the fort ,
which inunediately ceased firing. The Yankee
then went outside the harbor and the Mar-
blehead remained inside to protect its cutter -
ter which resumed dragging for the cable.
After two botmrs of hard work it picked up
the cable and ctmt It iii three places. Meanwhile -
while the St. Louis picked up the other
cable outside the harbor arid cut it in two
places.
In tIme afternoon tile Yankee re-entered tire
harbor and took a nosition where it could
Boo tile fort amid clmannel of time immner harbor.
I boarded it. Wimile I was tnl1eiumg with
Captain Bronson on the bridge , time Aifonso
Piuizomm again conic out ( rein behind the
fort anti steamed slowly lit our direction ,
"Try a shot at her , LIeutenant Colby , " saul
Captain ilronson. Colby sighted at a range
of 6,000 yards armd fIred. TIme sbehl struck a
few yartis from tlm Spaniards , who retired
protnptly. A smaller gunboat , the Gunmita-
narno , also appeared for a few minutes , but
SOOlm retired to a safer place. Fifteen mm-
Utes later Captain ilronson thought Ito saw
sigmus of life in time blockhouse anti ordered
his amen to fire the six-pounder out the how ,
The lirst shot strtmclc the blockhouse square ,
knocking a , great hole in It and settmumg it
on lire. It burned rapidly and soon was
destroyed.
SuzuuuIruril Is " .Ytly.
At 2 o'clock 1mm tIme afternoon Captain Mc-
Calm aignaleti to go outside and the Yan-
hoes anti MnrJIIhiead steamed slowly out.
CaptaIn l3roro ; iuggesteth that time dispatch -
patch boat remair1beiulnd to lure the Alfoumsu
Plnzon out. Th1s IVn.S tlone , but the Spaum-
Ish captain iitI4 t0O wily to be caughmt lit
r. trap , t 1
The Spanish forts antI gunboats neon not
interfere withithtu use of time outer harbor
us a liasle of supplies for our fort , as time
guns of the fiwt-oermrmot reacim the outer hmar-
bor amid the jUuib&.mts are sure to keep tlmeir
distance. Whentbe American ships tooic
soundings thmu f9und time harbor excellent
for Admiral , t1fltOfl'S purposes. The Cu-
balm lmilOt on ) iRrmtl the Marhielmeath says that
3,000 insurgents ae now imm the hills around
Cainmaoern , pmItitely shutting in time
Simanlsh troohl , to A few thousand of our
troops can eIgbag time entire garrison if
sent hero. Cm4gtarmera Is a. place of some
inmportanco on account or Its spientleti har.
bor and because it is tbe eastern terniirmtms
of time railway. Tire war slmipmu can with lit-
tie difficulty sihurmc time fort , enter time lmar-
bor and destroy limo Spanishi gunboats. Ilult
a dozeum vessels of hie third class could do
the job. It may be done before Santiago
ha trmkerm.
Today , ( or the first time , the New York ha-
vat mIlitia vlmo rmmmmn the Yankee , have bew
in action , They acquitted timenuselves well.
Calmtaiml MeCaila comnphlmenteti tiuenm on their
guimimery , The.Loyuu. are delighted , They
obtained newspapers fronm dispatch boats
which brought lttlrb a large ammmouut of mail
for the i 'to be scrtt to ammxious relatives ut
home , 'Flue operations against the place
vere discontinued lyileut the Iolpimin arrived
at the ermtreuce of the harbor flying a tiis.
atvh 113g. The Yankee was steaming to.
ward Santiago when a gun from the Marble.
I bead brought it back. Thu Dolphin tbemm
steamed to Mob St Nlcolas with dispatches
from Atirnlrnl sampson for the government
anti the Yankee changed its course anti
sklrtetl the shore toward the east , reconnoit-
cling ,
When the ulipatchm boat left the Marble-
heath and St. Lotmis were hove to at the
mouth of the barber , prohiably soon to return -
turn to Santiago with a report of the opeta-
tlons and complete information that Sampson
mmeerletl ( II to time coast on both sittc's of time
harbor.
'hItIM 'i'ttktl U Itest.
After the bombartimnemit of Samutingo on
Monday the ships. took a rett until S o'clock
in the afternoon , wimemi Admiral Saunlison
Remit the loiphin in to try a few shots at
I a saud battery Just to the eastward of Morro ,
glviimg instructions not to strike time castle ,
because the Spaninrtls hmohd commflnetl there
Lieutemmant hiobson auth ImIs heroes of time
Merrlmnac , Atirmuiral Snnmpson wisheth to fluid
out If this battery was imu contittion to talk
after- the treatment he gave it earlier in
time ( hfl. Time Dolphin ran iii to 3.000 yartls.
The firtut imot fell short. striking the hill
200 yards too much to time eastward , The
next shot vnn much closer anti the timirti
seemued to score mt bull's-eye , for it woke tip
time Spaniards anti the roar of big gums was
hearth. They were probably tweive-imicti
guns front under Morro. 'limo splash of a
heavy shell in the sea near the Delphiim
elmoweti that this battery , at least , was not
put out bf action. TIme Dolphin retired after
firing a few more shots. Meanwhile the
Marblehead , on tIme other side of time harbor ,
threw a few shots Into the western batteries ,
which , so far as could ho seomm , niade no
reply.
Now that time entbusiastic excitermient of
the bombardment of Santiago has calmed
down the officers mire trying to flgtmre otitits
net result. On this poimut opitmlotms umumler ,
but time best jutignuent seems to be that
tilimiply a large amount of atamntmnition was
usctl UI ) antI the Spaimiards given a rnighmty
object lesson of the power aimtl metal throw-
Itig cnpncity of our ships. The hmomimbartling
of Santiago was mmiuclm like tmonmbartllmmg a
mnountmtitm , as nothing there was visible to
shoot at except mmrnjestic imilts , save Morro
castle , vlmlchi is mmot worth shmootimmg at and
witicit Samnpuoit rejects as a target. Ommly I
for tim hiresence of Morro oar sailors mnightt
sail past time harbor a timousamid timimes with-
nut stmspecting time existehmce of defences on ,
tlmat itle of tme ) town , which nestles like a
needle in a imaystaclc sonuewhmere inside the
bay. It is very tloubttul , timemefore , if the
bonibardniemmt , however majestic as a slice-
tacle. accomplished very mmmcii or whethmer
twemmty macro similar bombardriichmts would
imave very mnuch more effect.
Time licet is hampered hy orders of the
atlrnlnlstratioui not to risk either men or
SiiiiS. It is certalum that they canhiot irm-
filet thnmnage withiout. receiving seine. Time
fact that sonic of the Spammislm gimums qumt
shootimig , atisficti that they coulti hIt noth-
irig at that range , does not by atiy imieniis
show tlmern to be permanently siiriced.
They naturally save their amnttmnttton , hay-
lug ito rrictnS of getting any nmore froni
time Gerimlan firnis who supply It.
Sn , ItIcM ( iit Short.
There is some dissatisfaction aim time fleet
at the nonarrival of sumpphics. The mneml
have a hiarti enough tIme of it as it is
cooped itt itot inetmi : uloatimig forts without
being the victims of immefllcleimcy of coutmmls-
sariat licople. - All time ships are short of
ice and fruit. decermt drinking water , fresh
meat and all the little luxuries to which
people who render timls sort of work to
tlmeir country nrc entitled. 'rime tiispatcim
boat Triton brought a consigtimolmt of fruIt
from Port Antonio for time sniloms. but of
course It only went a lIttle way among so
many men. They seized upon it eagerly as
sonietliimmg for wimicim time salt air gIves an
intemisti craving.
. There is very little or no Information out
tile iihmips as to time plans of the govcrnineimt
for lanthimmg au invaduimg force. The general -
oral opihmon hmtl : been that mere than 10,000
mcli liriti left Tampa tiimied to arrive at Samm-
tiago todny. but a feelIng seems to be in
the air of it change of plan anti a postPone-
nuent of attache on Santiago. The ileet. must
be reinforced by Infantry and artillery to be
successful amid until these arrive you will
not hear of any brilliant victoiy. The Cubans -
bans are not to he counted on for any great
fmsststancc , Timey are looked upon nit bril-
Ilant conversationahIsts. with a correct idea
thatthey should govermm themselves. but with
rio exeprierice iii fighting at close quarters
anti Imot likely to be ashy taughmt the niethoti
of warfare. There had hieen a vague idea that
at the siege of Guarmtanamo today a force
of insurgents might show up anti chip 1mm on
the attack , but none put in amt appearance.
ACCEPT ANY PEACE OFFER
S'nti& is htexuly fur i'ronusrmIu5 l'ro-
-vtdetL ' 1'lie 1)o Not Couiie frtuium
( he LTuutteii Stmmtos.
BRUSSELS. June 13.-A special Madrid
correspondent of time l'etit Pieu of this city
has telegrapheti an Interview wimicim ho
ciaimns to have had witim Senor Moririo , prl-
vnte secretary to Sagasta. in which time
secretary is quoted as having forumiahly tie-
dared. timat tIme Spatmishi govermirmieumt will I
now accept any neace proposal which is
submItted , "on the express condition that it
does riot enianate from time ermenmy , ' ' hiut tIme
prermiier'B secretory is said to have ailtied :
'Timo International imietliatIen wlmieh will be
especially welcomed aim time hart of Spain
would be in the case of time initIatIve being
taken by France or Austria. "
DEATH RECORD.
limir.ui ( 'uirleiry ,
LONDON , Jmmne 13.-Bayou Carhiorry ( Al-
gernon W'illianm George ilvaumis-Froke ) is
deati. lit ) was bormm on Septoruiber 9 , iSI'iS ,
was formerly a lieutenant in the Third battalion -
talion , Nortlmanmimtolmshlre regirnermt. anti at
tile tthiiti of hIs death was a justice of time
neace and a deputy lieuteimunt for Cork
county , lreiaimti.
lvuuIent 'uiuuiuuhiuuui l'hIiciuu * , , .
MONTREAL. June 13.-Sir Atlolplm Chap-
Ieau , foriumer lieutenant goverumor of Quo-
bee amid secretary of state of tIme louninion ,
tiled hero today.
'I'ruu Iii Itiubbers ( uipt ii roil.
hOUSTON. Tex , . Jurme 13.-Time Isalum mob-
hers vimo were concerned iim tue hold .iip of
the Santa Fe at Colemnarm Jurmetlon , mmml the
murder of Frank Johnson have bedim caught
by the 110550 headed by Sberlf b'iult'lii cf
'roni Green couuitv. Three of tItian t'cre
. , pturniI btnulay neAr Sono-t , 'limo nreu offered -
fered flumhmt anti two of theum u-ere wounded.
'h'hey lucre at. once stmmrtwi for Sari Artonia.
Time fonrtit robber was Cmulituretl today at
noon.
LEITER'S ' LOAD TOO hEAVY
Young Wheat Maniptilator Giv Up the
Uncqual Contest.
.
BURIED tiNDER M AVALANCHE OF WHEAT
'I'rnuiMfers Ii l.uurgi' l'nrt lout of his
IlutuliulmN us A ruusouir utitui Ut hers
muith Cutitlu leuils ' % S'ill lIt ,
' "t'rus I
ChICAGO , June 13.-This inus been a day
of excltemiicmit mmmi wild ruhmmors in time CimI.
cage wlmeat lIlt , A reverse that looks like
a lVaterloo has conic to the "Voumig Napoleon -
poleon of Finammee , ' ' Joseph Loiter. At first
there was a wild tumble of iirices on time
board , Jtmiy wheat sclilmmg 11 cemmts frormu
Saturday's close , while Septeunber lost 4 5-8
cents atmti Deceummber 3 7-S ceumts , ' but nil
mumatlo a little recovery befoto time close.
It. was givemi out that Leiter hmntl ordered
his deals all closed amid that the sciiiumg
rush ias the lesult of tue exectmtiomi of
thIs ortter , accomimpanietl as it wns by a hood
of runmors concerning time stability of the
big bull umuovemnerit , irimicim fur tmiormtims lmas
been the inmportamtt factor ium lloitrtl of 'l'm-ritle
tlenlimmgs , One of these riummiurs vris that
Loiter hati been tltserted by soimme of his
associates 1mm the cahmmmaign , 1mm tIme muran-
time helter's wlmeat was bi'Iumg tumiulileth
overboard ammtl lirices imati bccormme deummor-
nhizeti.
Later In time day Loiter mnatb.i no nttempt
to commccrml time fact that lie immud sold out
oil hits hmoimlings in futures-probably C.,000-
000 or 8,000,000 bushels. it cztmmie out. tlmat
lie lund tranmuferreti mimost of his trades in
futures to other vehl kuiowmm imoilses anti tlmit :
timey were pretty well lirotecteti by mnrtrgins ,
Co that whirutever losses there were would
fail tiiioui belier.
ills cash wheat , erie report saitl , Was
transferretl to Armour , but a hater story
was that it would bo "trusteed' ' rmmmd imart-
tiled Irm sucim a way as to nrevcrmt time slump
which woulti he inevitable if it. were all
thrown on the uuinrkct ot omuce.
F Before time fiumal close tim imrmlc hiartiallY
subsided untl Jumly reacted 4 cents , Sop-
tenmber soiling up 1cemmts armti 1)ecembcr
ranking a 2-coumt rally , selling a shade above
Noitti of time principals in time Loiter
crisis were willIng to discuss th causes
wimlch leti to his liquitiation rmmitl time mmiot
imlausibiti expiamintiort that can be offered
at tlmia titne is. therefore , circuuitammtlml :
nmmul slieculatlve.
Time Indication of approaching tlissoltmtiomm
iii the Leiter regime cmtne : this morning
with time atiaounmcemtmerit that all lmis emmett
antI Jimmie wlmcat immu.l beemi trarteferreti by
t Ahierm , Crier & Zellar , Leiters brokers , to
l'hnilip D. Armour , arid that time Septeimmber
OitlOhi ) , of wimicim Lelter was a heavy lmoldcr ,
hati beert transferreti to Lamnmsoa Bros.
These reptirtoti trarmsactiotms gave rise to
conjectures tirat. soon developed into a lianle.
.At time outset It was rtmnnored that Loiter
was tmylng to get out of tIme niarket , but
tIme fact that Alien , Crier & Zehiar imati
transferred timeir tm'athes to Larimsorm Bros. ,
Instead of selling out , aroused time stmpicioni
tiiitt Letter was imard presseti , antl was en-
deavorlng to dispose of hIs immense holti-
mugs without niisciosimmg the cause or so
. sudtieit withdrawal front the lilt.
After the close of birsinmess Saturday nmii-
lions of bushels of wimeat "puts" were sold
in the vicinIty of ? 2'J cents , Larmmsoim Bros.
apparently having large orders for thIs
lirme.
I ! 't'Lhuis It , UiiIoimth.
Shortly before time opening of the Board
of Trade Iodty brokers supposeti to be act-
irig for Leiter were reatly sellers. The 'put"
nrice was spcetiily reached and LoIter. if tine
Larneorms were acting for imim , was exmableti
to timsposc , of millions of busiiel of wheat
on the sale of "puts , " whereas if the actual
wheat iiad been sold in the market tlmero
woultl have been even a more severe bneak.
Had AlIen. Grler & Zellar uiiade time sales ,
the trade would Imave suspected a ruse , but
conninmg fronu Lainson Brothers there was no
sPeCial indicatIons of tile idemntlty of the
sd hers.
It is stated timat tiuring time day from
8,000.000 to 10,000.000 bushels of Loiter
wheat , optionnal anti visible , were sold to th
account of the "Young Napoleon. " This is
suIposetl to have consisted chiefly of options
in Septeamber , July and June , which is sturemi
Irm Minneapolis , St. l'amml , Dalutim and Cimi-
crmgo.
it was said on the floor , timat the bankers
of the irnrthiwest , who have been carrying
the miortinwestern bnnli cliqmre , refunseti to
carry their burden for a lormger time , and
time calls had been rirnde by northwestcrrm
thealers , particularly time Mlnmmenpolls triter-
ests , for irmarginme niowmm to 'JO cermts. Timest' , It
Is saiti. were followed by calls trponi Loiter
imere to nnargin his vheat holdirmgs tiowni to
80 cents. Mr. Loiter imad about 4,000,000
htnslmels of cash wheat on imanti , mnmncln of
which he is smuiti to have disposed of at a
loss.
Later it was reported that h. Z. Loiter ,
wimorm ashetl by imis eon for more mmmormey , imati
refused to be drawn further into the wheat
deal , mmii tinmm. coumpelied the latter to let
go a large lIme of his Imoidings 1mm order to
save Imis warehouse creditors amid marginal
rlennatmti.s.
Ilcpreseutatives of time nmortlmwestern immter-
lIsts appear to Imavo precipitated time crisis
by conning to Cimicago Saturday nmrmti learmming
that L. Z. Loiter woulni mmcit advance nmny
more IroniC ) ' on his son's account. Mr. Liii-
ter's fm-baths insist timat hue humus not made ant
assIqment , but it.'was anirnitted tonight thn :
tine Ieiti'r interests hail been ' 'trnnmtectl. ' '
Josepir Loiter could mmot be beaten tonlgimt.
L. Z. Leiter was sectm but positively niecilnicil
to say a word.
Jozepim Loiter eniered the nniam-hic't Aprli 2 ,
1897 , antI irmmniicdlatciy afterward time iirezsuru
01 a trernentious power was felt , hut rio mann
knew whoae was tine iiarmnl. LolLer's first
order was negotiated by Broker George 13.
Frtmnrcln. It was for 100,000 binsiiels of May
wineat at 70 7-8 cents iier lunmsinel. Titemu hmbt
orders cummne thick mmii fast. Tine cint'apest
wheat botmght by Leitinor wait 500,0(10 bush-
tils iiougiit Junno 18 , 1897 , for Septenmber thin-
livery at CW cents.
Time deal ran fourteen mmmormtbs , during
wimich tine inrice of ivlreat was nlown to 64 %
cents 1mm June , 1897 , antI up to $1.85 In May.
1898. It Immvoivtnti at erie tiurno ml interest of
mnoro thnahi 35,000,000 bushntih of winemit.
irtl ' . 'l'rcnsii ry 5th t.'un'ui I ,
WAShINGTON , Juno h3.-TotIay' statement -
ment of the contiltion of tine treastmry shows :
Available crush balance , 189,59S,852 ; gold reserve -
serve , $165,911,400 ,
IIYGIEE OF THE IOIITH AND STOMACH.
The gi'ea hnpoi'taiico of attention to the Ilygieno of
the flOlhll and stoiuac'h is ihlsiStel ( upon by the Medical
Profession. No bettei' means can be adopted than tile rvgulat'
Use of abotit a w'iiieglassfnl of " A.penta " VTa.ttr Oil fiis
i'ising in thu hhlOl'flitig.
'J'll ( ) mouth should be rInsed 'itIi it hefoi'o dt'iflkillg ,
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Elictric cars direct to exposition Sruuumds.
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Street cars fm-nun tieliotS anti ( rein hotel to
Exitositioll Uroumntins in fiftetimb mmmiautcs.
13. SILLOWAY. Manager.
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