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ClIlIANERl IS BONDADDED.
for,ifeaiions There me Demolished by U. S.
war Vessels.
Three Vessel. Maintained an Effective ttr"
for ~ Hour aud
Halt.

Camp MoCnlla. Guantanamo uay.
June %. $3.50 o. m. VIA Kingston. June
10. y De-. tCopyurhtrd, l,D, Boy the
Associated prJssl The brick fort nui
rnrthwurks nt Cuimlhrrn. at the end
or the railroad Headline foo the city ~
Guantanamo. were demolished today hy
tn Commandment uf the Texas. Mar
hlthUud aud Sununu. The war ships
opened nrr ut D.. fn., and ih' lombard
mnut lasted one hour and thirty min
ut.H.
Tho Texas steamed slowly up the
channel leading 90 the flrtInoAtl0uf,
followed closely boy tho MlrhlehHii. tn.
Texas nrsd two shots uH range finders,
both falllna short. and i1 the right The
Marbipheud stood OF Co the right side
ui th. bay and opened with her s-luDh
guns knocking down part OF the walt
The Texas then threw iu some twelve
inch shells. tearing down The wall ui
the fort ana throwiug the bricks and
mortar thirty feet ln the slr Alter
badly dumaEiuH che fort che Marble
head stood furthrr iu Go shell the earth
works aud barracks GEO me west end
~ The harbur SHE knocked them Into
Toe air. ana when the SpauIlriH rru
from the fort they wrrH Hhcllod by the
~. Paul aud driven Iutl the bushes.
The spaninrIs nrrd only i've shots,
which ala mo- damage After The ships
steamed nut Into the h1rhlr. the Span
IHh in the bushes opened nrr uu the
MHrblHhetd's launch. which replied Wig.
ufuuH'Y
The shawnee then turned back and
ihullrd tho bushes. driving the span.
lardH Inland.
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FOR A BIG CELEBRATION.


Chicago. June iC-proHldcnt M.KIn.
l0y and cX-praHiont iilrufUu uu Do.
Invited tu deliver Fourth OF July ud.
dresses iu chicago.
Mayor Harrison strongly ay0n an
old fashioned celebration OF luiepsn-
dguce bay with booming on cannon
fireworks. mutic and uratory &c. olIs. ~
n resolution 90 Doe introduced ln uH.
councils HHt session f0r an lpruur.t.
zion COR such action ANA afior coufrf-
rncos Win a. A. spgaEuo, a. &c. tayoL
Judge Tuthll and others. committee
un organization was announced
Among the members ~ the committee
are Mayor Harrison. JudFa Tuihill.
Fred W Peck cN-Mayor Wushburno.
,x.Comp,rollgr Eclucs. exc Governor
Altgyld and General FltEsImm1uH.
city officials the Army ana Navy
league prominent citizens and business
men viii Join forces % make thH day
memorable loo the city'a history
The Intention lH tu hold % great cone
trail meeting ut the auditorium Boz tht
afternoon. EN.prHidont Harrison alil
be- invited Co preside and efforts wNl
Doe made tn secure the ATTENDANCE nf
President dcKinlry. Simultaneous with
this gathering. smaller meetings will hH
held lu different parts ~ the uityWhyra
the Declaration ~ Independence viii hH
read and patriotic addresses VIII be- Do
llvrrud
Magnificent displays NJ fireworks and
military band concerts viii De- given iH
tho three divisions uf the city iu tH.
evening. at which reserved seats win Do"
sold tho proceeds to 500 10 the Army
and Navy league Tor the relief NJ che
wives and children nf the soldiers who
have gone tp the front in the war With
Spain.
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iu-lIw of Bcilew. stated that ON the
day previous Co. the poisoning. Frank
had complained 90 him that hr had mo-
received fair share OF bis fathers
estate and declared that Louis and
Susie should NOT live o. ouiuy it add
INK. 90 am going tu commit e terrible
crime tonight" Bird afterwards talked
with liollew about the matter. but Kept
VI secret uuiu the lattlr part ~ Iau-
u1fy when Doc Informed Constable New
ly, Who was afterwards hidden whore
hr hHHrd Below admit DIS guilt
on February lrl iHllHw was arrested
ana ou February iih he made 20 full
confession tu th. iun officials and Sew.
riuI newspaper mon AnHrwufdH De dee
n|Nl the truth w hIE statements and
when arranged plead not guilty. but on
MnrOh .1th. Withdrew hif uiCl and
throw hIm0slf uu tho mercy W tho
court. After hearing p'I.uHn 90 bee
ttIwInr tho degree ur guilt. Judge
hual. sentenced Uull0W zoo bo hanged
ou Juno 10Th nud .rom this judgment
uo appeal was tHi.Hn.
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Important Supplemental Legislation Asked
Of Congress.

Wellington. ID. g., June ID
Chairman pnrl0y Of the ways ana
means committee has introduced bin
supplemental tl acts relating o. the Ia
tcrnal revenue law u directs oycry
person or concern liable 10 an Internal
revenue tax, or having articles taxable.
but unpaid, ana every executor OF
other hdlcuIary. a. nlr with tho collec-
tor ~ the district such inventories or
returns The commissioner OF Internal
revenue may also require statements
under oath where exemption h claimed
ou ground NJ any limitation, Il amends
the war ravnur act $500 aH to exempt
from taxation an casualty, fidelity ana
guarantee Insurance companies carry
ing on such business solely Tor their
own protection ana not Tor prnnt. and
huyluE un capital stocks.
II provides q maximum line OF $50 or
a maximum imprisonment Of HlN
months ur both. fot neglect or failing
tn uilIN ur Tor "a. refusing of stamps
tl denote payment where There IH uu
furclal penalty The gross annual re-
grlptH taxable under any Internal rrv-
rnua law arc held ip hH f1r each special
tax year beginning July ] and ending
Juno .u
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SURRENDER OF MANILA
Span.ards bpec, 10 Defer It TIN American
Troops Arrive.
sTuB8oaSly RESISTING THE INSURGENTS
Vet the spaninrds are ncing steadily
Driven iia,k-Jcsuits aud Catho-
lie sisters Fleeing.

Madrid, June iG-Adwccs received
here today hy the Liberal from Ma
Mia under date vi june 9Th practically
repeat tho news contained 90 the
dispatch OF Juno 18TH from the shang.
hal correspondent uf the London Daily
telegraph. who forwarded upon that
occasion Information which ho had
received from Manila up Co June sth,
saying that un June 5th. the Insurgents
forced the passage pf the Znpoto river,
and captured la piuua and pnrnnaki,
fluyu which time the lighting be-
tween the lnHurg0nu and the span-
I"fuH was continuous, and the latter
Wgf" being gradually driven back.
The llDwldH dispatch explains that
IN the ugn uf AEulnnld1'u superior
forces the spauIBrd8 were compelled
Co retreat"
The Spanish correspondent also
says THE lighting continues In
ccsHantly There are slifmlHhoa at
intervals day ana night, and lack or
provisions has compelled tho SPAN
llrds 60 Yield certain points
Both ammunition ana food nro most
Nc'fcc. Nevertheless the spunlurda
were uctuutod by the bcrt spirit and
are nghtlug hUrolcally. The foroign-
ere have been placed under the pro-
lection OF tho Rcd Cross.
ut On reported that tho archbishop
has gone 10 the insurgents In the hope
OF undertaking their uulmogity and
preventing acts OF violence.
THE JcauiH are seeking places Of
refuge In the province OF Batlnnzaa.
and the sisters ave ncolng 10 places
NJ safety In the province uf la Guiana.
1T o. not expected that Manila will
cnpitulatc until the American troops
arrive"
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nAniN0 nrsn rianrrns.
spanisfds in Cuha POUND To- hs ,uch -fhrir
Tastirs IN Rattle.

on Hoard the Associated Press Dis.
patch NuHt u1uutrrH. Guantanamo,
Tuesday. june it noon. via Kingston,
Jamaica. Wednesday, June 10, 20, W.-
tCopyrlFhtod. l,as, hy rho Associated
PROSE- l-uoWtytr unpleasant the exc
ptripnrp. tho landing nf re- small de
tughmrnt of marines. mostly raw mon,
iu the rnrmy'H country, has taught
some lessons Go the officers ana mub
here, and possibly also o. the uuthufis
Ties go Washington II has shown the
Spaniurds to br daring bush lighters,
and 10 has proved that every American
camp must Dee cumuuctly built ana "a
well protected 90 resist night attacks
no though in the Apache country II
has developed several small defects In
the navy guns under service conditions.
und IL has shown that given free
rrn with repeating rifles, 900 nervous
triops can waste 10000 rounds uf am.
muultlon. killing shadows, In a single
night. Hud not think even then that
they have done much shooting.
Though the id Spluluris found hy
Lieut. Nrylllr'H men wore regular uui-
flrmH most of those seen ln the day
urht attacks wore scarcely anything
racppt hir plautnin leaves bound
around their forehead in leu of hats.
This acted HH uu luoctlVD disguise Ia
thH bush Others were stripped a.
IHIIN IN MINN NNNNNNN NNNNI"|I|H AINN
brlurU.F around their waists reaching
shoulder hlgh. and moving very eau.
UuusIy they could even CtnHH open
ground without being detected. though
some ui them were caught ut the game
Another truk was Oh make % NOV
Ing screen of tWu or three hlE palm
leaves almost impossible tp detect
where auntad palm everywhere rises
out of thr DhHppltul.
The cuban HuNllIurlra were most use-
fuI In unlutlug out these tricks There
are 60 uf those men now in camp
mostly negroes with cuban officers
T'hey ar. huvktygd Wuolsmru breaking
even with thu Sp1uInrd. IN every dee
vice of bush craft The American
marines nt nrai were Inclined tn dls-
count this, hut thH morning they spoke
enthusiastically of their auNllihrloH tlr
their daring. AZ nlrht, in HklrmIHh
time. the marines Hay the cuban nuAll-
nfics 30 thrnurh Che brush Ike rnb-
blts. Their chief fuult however is
their reckless handling OF the now
magazine rifles.
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rNrnnssIoN on TnInNnLINr,..
Hume Fiiiott ~ Manchester, England
WHO. 90 The InlIrd sIaln..

Washington. June lG--lion. James
q, MelinH. assistant O., g. treasurer.
has received through Speaker Reed "a
letter from Mr, Hume Elliott, OF Man
chester England, incluH.uE "a postal
money order fur ton th.llingH six
pence, lu the course uf hls letter Mr.
Elliott says "Wll you kindly accept
0f half % guinea as a very small token
NJ great regard Tor the United states
In lts present hlgh md righteous en-
terpriHe. II may furnish a cup VI cold
water 90 some member NJ your army
or navy hrlvrly cOntendng in the in
torests uf humanity ana Justice
MAY I venture to add that this slime
pie Oner|ng does not spring altogether
year. we celebrated the diamond iubl-
lee ~ our beloved queen. behind my
pulpit platform were grouped three
hngs-the royal British standard IN
tho center, while on the one alde hung
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Now England Delegation Leaves for tho
West on FRIDAY.

New York juno iG-Tho dolerat Del
from the Federated clubs OF New York
New jersey, and the New EnrllnI
states viii leave hero tomorrow in ID
special car bound fnr the biennial con
vrutlnn OF the National Federation 10,
Womeu's clubs. which takes place neat
week in Denver
Five hundred thousand American
women are represented hy their dole.
gates go this gathering New York
cry alone sends representatives from
10 wompn'8 clubs.
The psrty VIII stop In several priu-
cipal cities. 'fhey win be In Wash.
lngton tomorrow afternoon. where they
viii have an audience with President
Mckinley It's headquarters IN Wash.
lngton win Doe the Ebhltt House. DIN.
ner has been ordered IN baltimore. ON
the return trip the party Will visit
Omaha, Chicago, Cleveland and other
eltIeA
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Che Union nag and ON the other the
stars ana Stripes. The explanation Is
simple. We felt that lu The United
states whittier SO many loved ones
hhd ruuc-Cuuntlcss hearts oi ltlth and
Rim were beating lu sympathy with
our own. Moreover IL seems almost
impossible ~. cas- tu regard the Stars
and stripes like the emblem 81 any
other nation. as out and out O foreign
flag. Had % not been go regarded hy
ua, u could never have occupied the
position 10 dil ON the august and meme
urahln occasion 7 have reference Go.
May COD bless. protect ana prosper
The Uuitcd =, t,a"
~ bile response Sir Mcilno r1ys.
lio pleased O. accept 90. assurance
thlt your generous CNrftH Hnua Uf
sympathy ar0 received with Che fe.l-
.ngH they naturally Inspire. coming u8
They DO. from The near. though foreign
BIN pf a great part III the Population
OF this country"
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WAR NOTES.

Madrid, June 10. n ANA decree
has been gHlgttrd prohibiting the use
OF carrier pigeons ln Spain on tho
ground that they are powerful auxil-
iHriHs in time M war and that the gov
eminent Is preparing "a pigeon rervicc.
Lawrence, Kos,Junr iC.-Thc recruit.
secured Tor ih. Goth Kansas regiment,
recruited by captain a. O. CLARK at
Polo, LpuyeuUurfh uud Lawrence, were
modified hero last nIrht and let az
noon today over the santa &c a. loln
the regiment 90 Suu Francisco. There
were 100 men boz che party
New York. June TO- stephen Crane
telcErgphs Goo the Evening World from
Guantanamo lay June II. u positive
denial of statements that the bodies OF
marines killed In the lighting on SAT-
urday were mutlIated after the men
ZEN Tho appearance of mutlutiOn, IL
lH assert "a. WAS caused by Mauaer bul-
lets fired ut close range.
Warrington. u. C., June Ia
ln thr House today Mr. DlnFley
tiep. Mos called up hI Bin sippls-
muutll tl the war revenue measure de-
signed tu supply some omissions and 20
strengthen the means OF administering
tho revenue act 10 eNHmutH from tax
alton mutual casualty hdollty and
guarantee companies conducted not for
profit After explanation hy Mr. Ding
lry, che bin was passed
Washington, u. c., June lG.-
The amount OF subscriptions 80 Tar
received ut the treasury department.
fully meets the expectations of the Of
nClIis, aud warrants the prediction that
tho new loan win prove % greater sue
cess than any other ever issued by the
government Although several sub
spuUuuuH of from one Co three million
were received today th0 response of the
people uf moderate means rs especially
gratifying tu the secretary and lndi-
Gates that the popular feature OF the
loan Will prove a very great success,
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0ermany WIN ~ iut,rferc.

UariIn Juno 10 Tho cologne Glgotte
today publishes note. uud "fatuod tn
he somi-lrclll. which reads aa f1i-
i1va'
According to Trustworthy inf1rmn-
lion 900 ruriHrturUs in che press ana
political circles in Spain which pre b.
lrr built ON ih" supposed intention of
Germany tn abandon her neutrality lu
thH Philippines question nrD entirely
h1HDltss. ln Spanish official uulrtrr1
thn arrival NJ IrrwIu mHu-of.Wur Hf
Manila is regarded uH perfectly natural
Cor the German Interests there demand
protection.
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WAS MUMMY nONn.
Gun. ~ IN. ve.u,Iu- oren on Morro
Castle.

hnua nf tIF NfHNNNNH blfh wv "HfAN
Castle.
M Santiago d. cuba. Tu,ainy juno
WaUy fho Associated Press Dispatch
NIt Dandy VIA Kingston. Jamaica.
NH. iEafC1ri sighted. isp hy the As
H.'Htsd ptusr Tho dyn1mit" cruiser
fauyiua in.ncd tht n,,t Yrirrlny
..l was mt tu work. Immediately En-
Hn Palmer eft tho Sew York went
= the VuHu,lua with Lieut. COM
frdor pUshuty. tu explain ~" inon-
"a ~ tho batteries a few minutes
I'm midnight the Ncauyiua WINS
H.ihIn huif mile m tho beach west
Hf MORO. Tho prrrnn'n HeurChliEht
pinyad on the hHttrrirs while tho hlnok
noss Of th' crrlrer pointed at the west
ward batteries.
tieut mont Commander pillHhuty
Ttys the wufd Co. ffc and Lieutenant
Uu.mIV opened tho nif vent There
WlH o. slight kissing sort ~ cough
|Hr Noise but mo- numr. mo- report. no
warming a. the splui1rds who were
hIdng ln tho darkness Thirty seu-
ondH irtOr r. dun rnnr broke the silence
off thr nisht Two hundred pounds
OIL rurc1tiln had exploded Un tho hin.
H|Ir below the battery, The ships on
ih' hiocklilnr lines two mile away
HNHlh with tho explosion The mr.
Hr NJ re- thlfirDn-inrh rhrll ~ u mere
fIn. crack compared to tho deep and
m.shty roar. clouds NJ earth thrown
uH from the hills seemed 10 stand out
urlIuat the Hkv
Another pHokUrc ~ suurOttnn was
twurHd uu the other side ul tho bat.
tTU aul may possibly have struck tho
iNTU"1u bouts anchored below. nrfnrr
fh. echoes nf tho second died away the
i..uFIuH sent H thfi charge kissing
600 200 thr brow of tho hin where the
battery SEEMED tn Dc. Into tho uir
rHH iHrr " earth nud thr smoke coy.
D.I ihs land fOr hair mile.
ThH trat WINS regarded nH highly sat
I9lptory ana There ~ intense interest
.H me nopt over thr hrst trial In war
~ dynamite cruiser.
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SPANISH TROOPSDESE
H., han 5000 Go Over 10 the Ranks ofihe
Patriots.
my FEARED THE AMERICAN FLEET.


gov YORK. June ia special from
gy west 7nys'
iupt, ldHces from the headquarters
- bs cuban civil government in In
s,rsl. In Camuguay. report that more
,t.a 1000 spanish volunteers and many
,.-par from Puerto Principe and Nou-
,..s rauIrlue have deserted 10 the
..,..f ARMY. The immediate cause
.rt.Hu WIS the fear Of the Amer.
r.r..a GENERAL. C1stilinnos. has re
..,.I r... uf hIH artillery inland ip
ru Principe city.
ara Cruz dol Sur has h,ou invested
b, tb. CuuIuH aud communication with
.r Uutt has boon established with
H.......I.
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am AIL AGAINST ornMANy.
hut America l. sirong Enough 60 settle
the disposal of the Philippines

Now York June IA dispatch 20
NJ World from London says
Neither Russia nor Frincc-and stlll
lHs ENGLAND would tolerate any att
twni Do turn Americas gallant over
THROW NJ the Spanish fleet ana virtual
capture NJ Manila 90 Germany
Hl ldvlntHgr. International itli-
guarantee that America VIII not
HHuH.i hy any Interference ln the
Up.r.H This lH the opinion boo
NN political quarters here, whore the
...u.U lions NJ the bHrlIn Chuuvluist
Hre treated as uf nu account
IN arrival at Manila of Admiral
l"I'."h. The German naval chief ln
Pacific m stid. on the best author
Pr n nH 1wlnr simply to desire 60
'f". the operations pf Admiral
squadron flr naval reasons
nor H..h any political object
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FIGHT THE WAR TO A FINISH.
Thi, Is VIVA, ihc United States Expected to Do
When Il Began.
Foreign Diplomat iias Many ~ aud
nut. ~ what Might Have Deen
wssk Ago.

Washington. June ia leading
r,.g,t,.r az tt. Iitf,,p4ttr r5rps said
49,, o.,
l'N'H 'hA' 'h' "'p"I '"I' "l ''"' '"''-
trrH army uf Invasion Into cuba put
un end tn au present prospects uf
$500. ,,.i,li. ,,a,,.. 80 ,,,. f.,r.i,., ,.fr..-
""' '''
H'hi1iiN'H nave ever mha' p'N'' I'P-
vaccinations t1 the government. ygt
uatH. r,r,fI1tI,ua ntyynys rrrmsd 10
... 49,. s..t.,
'''' '.,' N''''''''.''',
MY nH within tho possibility even
probability. DO long aH the troops re-
p,sIr.J nj Tnrnp, and tSsy W.Ht.
49, 70. o,, ,..,,..,.
N"M' now N'H WIN '''''' '''''"
soldiers about Co take position on
sp,nish soil Il d. said that the condi-
,t.,. .,,.,...,,,,,... Coz ,,..,... t,y. .upd.r-
gone material rhhngr' as IL commits
the United states 60 nu aggressive
land s,tnpalru md niso fnakrH IL ina.
-. $500. ..,.,.. -. -.
P'""i. i'i 'P''" ~ "''l' "'s
course than that OF defending her son
against invasion. Tho presence ~ our
ships AZ Manila. Havana and Santiago
have not. this diplomat stated. consti-
tuted an actual Invasion. although the
ships have wrought much damage.
The ships could have been withdrawn
at any time. Iiui with i5.OOo troops
landed nu cuban snU q new and more
serious phase Of thr conflict was pre-
arutpd Instead 20 blurlladInE and
htlrarurrlug foW spanish cities the
American army now enters Spanish
Territory ana that advanced mo- cam,
pilgu from "a passive 90 an active aud
Offensive condition. For this reason.
Doc anIl. tho hopes 81 peaceful solu-
ton uf the conflict had passed away
pui ht believed they could NOT De- To-.
yIypd until the result nf this nrst Gu
ban IuVsHIlu was determined This
would take some months. probably an
summer. ur this aggressive land
movement would hr followed hy others
each ono making the prospect u peace
moro remote.
If "a pslro pf0p1aifIun had come be-.
fore con. shtfirr sailed diplomatic of.
urlaIs are Inclined a. believe ID would
hr eagerly accepted by spain and
would have stood some chance " cone
liberation by ths United states. While
10 be- NOT doubted that this country In
tsuda tu push the war 30 a nnIah. yet
tho belief Is entertained In dIplomatIe
oir,l,s hrrr Thai the onlciiis werc
loith 90 send large Invading army
into cuba during tho rainy season.
whom yellow fryrr. heat and psstlIsn,s
rDmhIu,d 10 mako sg,h IA novam.nt
exceedingly hua4rI.ua sv.u 10 81,
enemy was ou hand capablf OF AN .f-
fratIvr d.frnrr.
Tho cabinet crIsia Ola Franz. may o.
rrt other Indirect Influence ou M. mos.
,rt war a. Uanuf4u4 mIrirtt- ~
far,lrn anaIrs n Inc Trrnlh .,bips,
has boon foremost In 0v.rr1mlnr IN.
ant. American su.rIt shown by peopi,
and French prUsa ne ms morroy,...
sxprplssd IA sff.ur frprrss.,. ipfu,r.t
0n sulin. IIs wlr lbi. in a" ii.
thrnurh hIs uUsuIIHr.v rfrsr ana 49,.
...,...r I..tI,...... ..|.t tt s -
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THOunli' VIM onrws.
fofs.gns nn the Vale aud Harvard Bo
Nut Want a. he on Fighting ships.

N"i want o. he oh Fighting ships,
New Nurl. June ia special 90 the
I.l"H. from Newport News says.
nf the American line employees
fhH United States scout ships
li. NuI Harvard who huyr not de-.
N.ll Doe forced tu servo out their
ltI i.mr according tu tho terms OF the
INtIlD enlistment. The 900 for
NiN.TH aboard the two ships. how.
W. maintain that the American line
slo lhH government rs breaking tho
ment with them and porsistontly
''' 90 geo 90 sea, or IL carried hy
D''. 20 discharge the duties that win
Np-ctHd OF them.
IN. british ana Gcrmnn vice conFulF
''.l" refused 10 Interfere In the matter
h' only course ten open for tho
"a lu desert, ana II they do thar
" .lu bo appreheuded by onicers OF
, ." According 10 trustworthy
tl.' n'g. tho American line and the
NY department. have not violated
hftrrmrnts with tho men. The
~, H.' lahoung under the impress
~ Nhli ihry viii have 90 go Into ace
. Aud irht tho enemy simply be.
r' hNlh NrHrrlH are receiving heavy
armament
,....h D. not the case. Both vessels
continue nB scout ships and tho
..NNilnn now being taken ~ only to-
AHhlust their being Cuptur. q
N.allnNtd hy the enemy without
means VI resistance
.,h' mon win continue In the service
'"' american line Nler the mercnn-
,,t .sl'ymrnt and WIN not have theit
~. ~. cut down 10 the standard OF
'"' navy On the other hand, they