Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-05

,.,,,t. Arrived safely at a Chuian
Port.

.t. .it,ts Arrived safely at a Chilian
Port.
v.ek. June 4.-T0e Herald TO-
l-i.,a, -he following SPECIAL ad-
o'i -.erntn- the ltata'S safe
Chual port and the incl-
-. .sl.r- up 20 the surrender OF
.s ...mer % the United States war
Ior-VvE. CHILL, June 3.
Tl. av.,.nen, and rejoicing recent
caused here by the news that the
.f State, cruiser had arrived at
~.u.. p.rr without So much as hav-
~...r-br sigh, Of the inSurgent trans
.1-. I-s-a. were aS nothing compared TO
... sensation and enthusiasm created
.a-i.v when word was received that the
Tara had arrived q; Tocepl.la.
Immediately upon hearing this wei
...-.a. Intelligence the inSurgent authOrl-
-a, sen, back orders TO the Commander
astte ltata 20 lose no time in coming on
otbI, port. Ii is believed that the
I-ta will arrive here tomorrow An
ovation awaits her, her Captain and her
.row.
The pursuit OF the transport by the
.-ui,pr Charleston has been naturally
,aHawpd with the keeneSt interest by
.l. inhabitants Of this town The dis
rs-rt of the Itata'S commander was
.a-y brief. and we shall have 10 await
ter arr.va. here 90 learn the details of
her famous run from san Diego, Cali
'orrn lam informed, however, that
,he commander of the Itata reports
! .ntie iid n0, see any trace of his
r-,.er
ltis genera iy believed here that the
..a.l made transfer of her arms and
--.oa Co the ESmeralda Oft the
Na coast. While this rumor pre-
7, aca> confirmation. Nothing,
IS. is said about it i'm the re-
4 le lata'S captain 10 his Supe-
> .- is not thought likely, how
-.a, the Insurgents would order
.-'a here If she had the arms and
-o1 sJill on board. 1t may bt
she mas already discharged
cargo at Tocopilla. Al any
r She has got rid Of it in any
t... b., transfer 10 the ESmeralda or by
,iu. &c on the Chilian coast, il ma!
Cha, her being ordered here is in ac
dance with the report already sen
.lat the insurgents intend To- turg
over 10 the United States govern
i'm order that the question of viola
II the neutrality laws may be full!
sgd in the Federal Courts OF you
-ry. Whatever action is taken th,
oi the Itata'S commander in reach
here i'm safety, despite the grea
90, put forth by the United State:
,,-rment 10 recapture her on the
~, is the subject of praise on every
Iupila is d little over 100 miles
o, lquequi, and is in the north
e,.-n par. of the province Of Ataca-
m few miles southeast of TocOpilla
'.,a, with a population OF some
Inhabitants and some SO miles
Antofaganta. CObija is rail
" minus. All around TocOpiila
r plains and arid hills. II is
,pot for the wide-awake cap
Itata to run in his vessel.
'- .ereSS of Cobija would enable her
lu important railroad centre il
~-.y, while in the small port of
Nauo one would expect 20 find
.at4.
*gd seem that the Itata'S COM
a,r VAS fully appriSed from some
'r, doubtless the E,mera!da. aS al
yfeported, that a sharp chase after
Ua'a was being maintained and
vas best to make for some small
,he iuSurgent territory and TO
.earof Iquique, where the | nited
cruisers We're collecting The
"l captain of the transport there
DIS como as near TO the danger
iucopilla rs be deemed IL safe 70
No" that his SuperiorS have or
-.m to return, all responsibility
-''a off his shoulders. IL is not he
-irenderS his ship, If 10 is 10 be
.'ret, bur the iuSurgent authOri-
loeop.lia is about 800 miles north
rtof Caldera. where the Blanco
"'- was sunk, aud is one of the
closed by President Balmaceda'S ;
'e of May {.