The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-23
The Hero of the Mcrrimac Arrives
Under Orders
Given a RouSimg Welcome by the People Await
ing the Turn of Events at the Capital.
Some Grave Questions

ASSOCIATED
WASHINGTON July s2There several events Of interest
not Of importance at the and navy departments today
Gen. Anderson Caite saying that Aguinaldo
had declared dictatorship martial law the Philippines some
thing that gave cabinet consideration its regular meet
ing today There disposition issue with the nur
gent chief this ime pretty well understood that he will not
be allowed commit the United in the future Of the
treatment Of the Philippine question
ambassador president the
retay had called make
subject perhaps question Of
affected by the laid down by Waon projected
confirmation obtained
friendly was the only explanation by Secretary
the the German during dog
days The embassy people communicative so that any
ng OF passed during
Dr. Hoben probably will revealed only the shape ofacton
later
wATsoNs FLEET
would surprising should develop that strong Euro
pean being brought dssuade navy
pachng Europe they appear
have been Intellectual for is stated that departure the squad
only delayed not abandoned
Although Miles reported by today
las Hay that che moving we with the first detachment
of the military expedition against Porto Rco the body Of his dispatch
preceding this statement first the apprehension that like
Gen. shae Santiago Miles threatened with costly delay
landing his expedition Rican SOIL
and lighters It said at the department later that
these lighters already their from New Orleans and New
York. and that delay would appears
from Gen. Miles first statement relative Col Heck that
acquainted with the necessity that had
In Washington order provide the speedy Spain
Of the troops surrendered at Santiago
CAPTURE OF N1PE
The brief report Admiral Sampson declaring the
expedition to Nlpe really important than the surface
The bay of Npe the north of Cuba
the island from Santiago It establish there
will at least two days time in getting supplies
pared with the Santiago route will also form good point opera
n against Hogun far distant it develop
tuna restraining hand be laid
Np in connection with Santiago would be effective
ing this The department has yet been informed
tes Cuban allies have quit the American lines
the printed letter by Gen Garcia but it scarcely that such
is the for the friction has been growing every
day the fall Of Santiago and feared of re-
aons cannot longer avoided That the unta hopeful
Of avoiding such evidenced y Senior
Quda Of the Cuban legation here settlement
HoBs0Ns ARRIVAL
The last and most agreeable event the arrival at the
department Of Lieut. Hobon the hero Merrmac The off,
cs not informed Of his approaching through
Consequently when he reached the
o'clock this afternoon there meet him and his re-
cepon truly democratic He escaping a.
he passed through the she'd followed
porter proudly carrying his baggage but from the
station spied him. and
vocerous shouting The Hbon rang out and the
crowd closed in about shaking his hand pushing him about
he rescued by the police and escorted carriage He oned
long enough that all Of the formed the M
the and the best health after he
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