Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-30
CANNOT COAL mls FLEET.
Admiral Camarn Finds His Progress
Bnrred al Port said.

nit the ships to coal in Egyptian wa
ters
Pending deliberations, which are
likely TO last a long time, the heet
intends to remain mt Port Said.
The Egyptian government has in
structed It's authorities at Port Said
to prevent the $50 stokers, engaged
there by Admiral Oamara for his
feet, from embarking on Spanish
ships, and has courteously informed
Admiral Camara that so doing would
be an infringement Of the laws OF
neutrality, which Egypt intends rig
or0usly to observe.
The Audo's machinery requires re-
pairs and Camara has sgnified his
intention of remaining at Port Said
for three days,
Port Said. June 2S--Upon the APP
plication of the United States consul
here, orders have been issued forbid
ding the coalng at this port of Ad-
miral Oamara's fleet until further or
ders.
Admiral Camara has made extern
sive arrangements for cooling his
ships in the Red sea and Indian
ocean.
Trustworthy information leads 10
the belief that the true objective
point OF Oamara's fleet Is not Manila,
but Hawaii, and finally san Fran
cisco.
London, June ga special dis
patch from Madrid saws the minister
of marine. Senior Au1on. has mad
a Statement. to y . shecs thnt Adj
miral Camaros SQUADRON will leave
Port Said today for the Philippine
islands. He Is also credited with sny-
ing he believes the squadron is pow
erful enough to defeat the ships un-
der command Of Rear Admiral Dew
ey. The dispatch further announces
that the hope is expressed in Madrid
that Manila will be able to resist I'M
bill the arrival there of Admiral Ca
mara's squadron.
The Madrid correspondent of The
Standard says;
"Egypt's refusal to supply coal to
Admiral Camara's squadron is
strongly resented as due 10 En-
glands influence. II Is regarded ms
a fresh proof of an Anglo-American
entente.
"The Spanish transatlantic
Steamship company has coal depos-
tied ait Alden, Colombo and Singapore.
Cantain Aunon. minister of marine.
homes the matter may be arranged,
since England has not vet declared
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