The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-08
THE REBELS OF CHILE.
Successful in Getting Supplies
From San Diego.
the FLIGHT or THE uTATA.
Cruiser Charleston Probably Prepar-
ing to Chase the Privateer.
the FLIGHT or THE lTATA.
Hitting About the Coast-Attemps
TO Kill Balmsesda's lGinistsrs-Re-
beIlfens In Costa Rica ana Hsnduras.


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day. Deputy Marshai Spencer, whoseTe4
name is Spaulding, returned to the city
last niRht and made = statement folav.
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tne cfeW: ana Wnea sne cspsean invsse0
h1m 10 MS CABIN ffom the d1n1nG-foom he
Was surprised to find the steamer under
full headway. He then made the follow
ing statement.
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nos .nsws ne .nsu cAa.eu .wo ~ ane Sn,aesn
armed Win revoIvers and rifIea. He then tod
me not to be afraid, but that il went out Of
the cabin during his absence he would mot be
responsible for what would happen. telling me
also snaI u s1sempeed 20 slve : 0sn of 70 Jump
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the hold four small steel cannons. which thew
Immediately thereafter placed in position ON
the upper deck, three Of them on the forward
part OF the vessel and one All, al OF which
guns were Ioadea. Inc captain Inen ssid he
,n , -. oa - annss .a leanI ne
connsr;ons tasSn. ,hs;, rsv1,~... ~ ~
On reaching the bridr. forud
on the deck below 100 Chileans, all armed
to the teeth. each having repeating rife and
revolver, dressed In uniform consisting OF red
caps ana ,aexeh Inc captain laughed and
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sssn, Ia gn,ae the s,,,r o,,,~ss "a -, sva
tain smoke up And asid .So.. eYhinss.
ing a revolver; ..this is going to
guide il" By this time we were
neaflng lhe snI'ance 70 inc nafoof, ana the cap
~ sa'a al,,, sas. sa :, ~ PA pa. " @ ,a wMen
~. a. nnr,,Ts rs.,, ~ this .,,ovsrs ~ - -
not in Command Of this ship." The i,.,. the,
passed out of the bay, heading north.
Snanld;ny said he nro,es.ad va-x r;,
ousiv first 10 being made a nrssonar A.
inc the MASSAGE of the vesseI o,,s =, -.
harhor- and also IN leaving the shin NIL
in nossessior of the Unita3 Sfa,es s,v.~n
ment. but thev paid no attention Ia his
protest and kept him a prisoner unfiI ,h.v
arrived at the spot where they intended ~
pnt him of. 1t is claimed that when the
Itata left the harbor. and when about forty
miles out. she was oyertaken bv another
steamer from off Coronado island which
fired two guns and passed out of
sight, in company with the Itata
From what was seen it does not look as if
they were friendly disposed. Another
statement IS made that q corvette passed
San Diego, going north, at O'Clock yester-
day. flying the Chilean aag. Two deserters
from the Chilean steamer Itata were seen
today, and in an interview stated that. be-
sr Af <r yrn a rd fhax-