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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-02
gEas man in Waiginston iagt.
General M1iles bGlt bas 2rsffen n

General W}iIes bGIt bas Sreffen nur
fir eine sinleitenbe groBe Pldntez
lei. = &ein 3peifel an Dem Reiulz
tat.
@ufbin9ton, .. g., l. Suli.
= 6eute, genau 3rpei Monate na4 Der
S6la9t BON Manila, begann Die erFte
efeentli6e S6ldGt bes &rieges auf
Der peItli9en 9emifp6Gre. Q8as bds
RsIultat isin pirb, mar ni9t betdnnt,
ais Die 8egierungsJ9 sJ9epartements ibre
beutigen 8eT6dfte i6lpfen, bod per-
lGBt man ii9 barduf, oaB General
S6after's l1mIi9t uno Gnergie, ionte
Die 8rappur ieiner Sruppen ben Steg
Oabon getrdgen G1ben. Wdbreno bes
Rd6mittu9s tpartete man nit Spdn@
nung auf 6eItimmte Nu6pi4ten uno
BON alien @eitsn bieB e5: rBarum
11idt S6ufter fetnen geri3t?" Sc
neraldbiutunt GOr6in ertpioerte bdz
rauf tur5 unb biinbt9:
r@r tdmpft ieBt unO BAT feline 3eit
gum S9rei6en."
SebenfoQs 1T Dies bic ri9tige 2O=
lung Der 6rdge. Man betru4tete Die
2lbpsIsnbeit amtli9er Na4ri6ten dls
giinItiges 3ei6en, bod betunoete ii4
Elm aGgereines @efiibl Der @rlsi4tez
rung, dis eine gegen 6 llbr 4bsnbs
Gem General 9reelp 5ugs9anaene De-
peI9e bic tpiqtommeneRa6ri9t brd9z
te, Odb Der 6einO Den Riid5u9 dngatre>
ten babe.
General UGlss dubsrte Die Qnli6t
oab Der 6eutige &umpf eber eine biBige
plGnfelsi Der gun5en 5ronte entlang,
namentEi9 auf Der re6ten 6ldnte, dls
cine S6EaGt mar unb 6auptIG9li4
oem 3pefe pienen Tullte, benz 5einbe
auf Die 3G9ne gu fiiblen uno fpOmOgz
li6 bic f6fpG6Iten 9unfte ieinsr Der
tfoibigurg feit5uIteuen. Der 9enerdl
crflGrte ieDo9 3ugleidb, feline @nli6t iet
nur auf W1utbmaBung buFirt unO jsoe
StunDe t0nne bic Ra9ri6t iibsr ben
Qnfanq bes @ntl6eioungstampfes
6ringen. 9rigaDeesnerdl Stone mar
Oer Waeinuns. baB bic Spanisr ben
Sag iiber ibre Stsllung 6eblupten unO
bic Stdbt in Der Na9t rdumsn mir
Den.
Die WiIitGrbsbDrbe siebt bic WiDs=
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li&teit zines ioG6en Riid5ugs berSpaz
nier in 8etru6t unb bernii6t Ii9, ben
Sang Der @reigniiIe 70 gu geitalten,
baB S6ufter ni9t nur bic @tdbt elm
ne6men, fOnbern au9 bic gan3e @urz
ntion gu 9efdngenen MAIDEN tpirb, buz
nit iih bieIelbe ni6t nit ben i'm 9lnz
marf9 be9riffenen gntIaBtruppen UNI
ter benz 9enerdl Panbo perbinben
tdnn.
Sn Der beuttsen 8abinetsfbung err
tIGrten ii4 PrGIibent Wh&inleb uno
StaatsfetretGr Dan BON Der freunbz
Ihaftli6en 9eiinnung 0eutfhlanb's
iiber5eugt unb fagten, lie 6ielten ale
8eIOrgniife binii6tIi9 Der 2lnneIenz
belt oeS beutf4en @ei9pabers gu Maz
Mia fir iiberfliifIig. @tli6e anoere
Wfitglieber bes &abinets f6ienen IN
beifen bieie lleber3eugung ni9t gu t6eiz
len.
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6aIfgfren8tr st. qaul"
nnnehIif -nefnpert"

3e M gort, l. Suli, - 0as
rSournal" per0ffentli6t 9eute Na9s
mittag cine 9epei6e BON WOle ct.
Ricolas, pia Gape 6a9tien, 6aDti, laut
pel9er Der 9ilsfreu8er pSt. 9aul, :"
@upt. Sigs6ee, am leBten 0ienItag
BON ben Spauiern getdpert porOen
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WoIi,ets
Bureau ncs Mfdrfbdns,


SIreaH ncs Wfarftbans,
Baltimore ben 30. Suti 1893.
Die 2luimerfiamtct pom 6:uerptrt tz9 sr :
a IL ipirD aui ioiosnoeu A6icbnitt Ot5 2rti=
tsls 20, 9altmorcr Stdots6o0sr, 1;leHtt:
pji. Ibi6nitt. Us 1T fir Stotrmann 9cieBpjori
innerbab oes Staotz z99sibbilOs5 Graders, Squibs,
8dtcttn ODER anoerss 6tnerD:rt 81 ortauien oOtr
sum Scrtaufe ausjubisttn; ieoob ftnoet oieier Ab=
dlnitt aut DEN 9ertaui tsints ipbsu in Osr nIpor=
tict;n Griginas s0erpddun9 usrtduitsu Irtittls gnz
mtnounq, uno Seotr, Der elmer Der getimmun9tn
Oiess abbuitcs 5upio;r bdnptt, psrfdllt fitr ieOs
tin3slne uebrtrttuug in luti Dollars Strdc."
Serntr Diro Die 2luimertidmtet duf Die Ntte Der
@eeBeebunQ BON 1882, 2apitel 424, eslsnft, psl9s
Den @trtaui BON QiitOen irQtnO Dtbsr 2rt an
d. II tr abr 9 :, iOipie DEN 9ertaui ODER Oas
9peGeeben oes 9dtronen & inOer = / :
Il 0 all irQeno SemanOen uTbietet.
Die aufmsrfiamttit oes 9ublitums miro anOur6
duf oen folSsnotn SbldHtt tes artte.s 30 9llri=
uIorer Stdot=6oOer. qelsuft:
3d. Nbid)nitt. 9tcmonO bari iraeno enen Sdub,
60ftte Gsddsr, SorpsOo ejranate oOcr aHOtre loibt
brtunbars Stusrlpefsf0rp,r oOtr l,iht erpooirenOe
9rdplrate iunerbalb Oss Stoo= 99si9bilots ms-isn,
6leuorn pOsr obttutrn. Sir itots OtrdrtiQr Ntr=
9ebtn oridlt Seoer III erne GtobuBe BON njdt iibcr
fini Dollars
Sie 9olijsi pirO hermit anetipicru, porttbenoe
@sieBe burb fSetnabme dlltr bel llebtrtrcten Der
9titimmun9tn otrieIben angttroftenen 9erioutn
treug our6jufubrtH, uu0 erbdlt Die ptitere g9ciz
unQ, sur gcrbdttung aler oielclben itbsrtr;tenosn
4trionsn tpcldt bon irQtHo ciGtm 9Tro,r anQei.iqt
psroeu, Girubtsbeicble iu erlangen uno iolts 9trz
lontu iu drrttirsu.
Die 9etimmuuaen Ots obtn uuqsiibrttn 81 Q(bs
ibnittes fiuOtu ldut elmer Gutideiouue Oes C3trhz
tss iopobl dui Qripdt= t=2oialtdten uuo =llmiritOi=
QUHgsn, ME aUt pff,ntlds SrabeG 0liicu uuO
@db9en nHtrbalb Ocs StuOt=g8si6bIOes Guipens
ouna
Sm 9Iuftraee Der 9oli;ebtb6rD,,
173,5.O SamueI Z. SamiltUu. NuritaG.
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itin ION. Das rSournaI" TelbIt i4sntt
Der 91a6ri9t teinen 8Iduben.
g9en 0prf, l. Suli. - Der
6ulfstreu3er st. 9aul" lief tur5 Dor
5 Ibr 6eute RdGmittdg in Die 6ieIige
9ai Elm.
SO q on's Sc 4paOer foll
erit in einigen 80 0 den
db ia 9ren.
SO all 6ingtpn, .. g., 1. Suli.
= 2aut 9lnii3t Der 8edmten im6lots
tenbepartement pirb oas @eI9puber,
fpel3es ua9 @panien abgei4idt pera
ben iua, nm bic bortigen 9Gfen gu
bomborDiren, bamit Spdntsn gu ei>
nem baloigen 6rieben ge5mungen pers
ben, erIt in einigen @ocben abfabren.
9ieie 6riIt, 10 beiBt es, lei n0f6ig,
I'm baS 8eI9puber geb0rtg gu bers
propiantiren unb nit Der nDt9i9en
Munition 3u berIeben.
Die 9}a9ri9t, baB 2(bmirdl Gamaz
rd nit ieinem @d9pdber benno9 ben
Sue3tunaG treu3e, um Die 6abrt nu9
ben P6ilippinen fort3uIeBen, bat Die
8unbesbeb0rben um 10 mebr dnges
Ipprnt, Spdnien bur6 Elm 8ombarOes
ment bon Oefen 6Gfen beim5uIu4en.
Commodore WatIpn, Der Du8 betrafz
fenbe @eI6aber befebligen ION, bat bus
0epartement npn ieiner Qntunft in
Santiago berItGrbigt, e6enio, baB er
NIT 9bmiruI SampIon binii9tli9 Der
ppr Spanien tatt5ufinbenben Operds
tionen conIultire, Die borauSIi6tli9 4
Monate in gtnIprua nebmen perOen,
penn Der &rieg nod 10 ldnge bauern
iollte.
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Hie fplaencen am L. SnIi 1898
fGlligcn Coupons
fue ,abIbar i'm Shreau Der
,aierfantiIc>Graff> unb DfpOllts0o.
BON Baltimore:

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etaborO unO 80urOt, GiicnbGbn. l.,
aaltiaS dnO Nuauira eiisubabn. l..
6spru5. @,UoOO
Naleiob uno gaiton l., 5sprpj. -. 3O,00000
Rcrfof ct. Giieubabu, l, 5=prol 2,500O
6, l., 5ssros ls5OO.OO
,i,A'Ss heb S.srU, a''' V'' ea''t'4 1 625OOO
sbsrptsn nnS qscf GnD efenbabn, /, .ooo
Ulsttrije6. aulao. Der staOt gsOtbeDias ooo ~
eoiamsus b I JSa, gDattr aBorts 60. .ooo 4,
mnn,;Crto S9;sinino 60. l., 6spra,. 3,75O.OO
Gonso Srr 9sr;fe Hno gpunpdrji. 1,ll0.00
enI;sh,rn alotcr Go 5tprpa 375.00
Sot;onoi pT,nino 60. l., 6spro, 3,O60.00
Stopt 3aleiqb CR=6), 5sproj. 2'1OOW
etoOt RatbiorO (9a.) 6=pro3. l,2OO.OO
eSesDsp0t5 %cnsp Go. ~I'' w. 7.sro,. % '' 10000
SEQ 99 Golfer Sppotbef 6=proj. 6,OOO.W
etoOt Ni6.Diae C&.=G.l, 5=pr3. Murfets
etoSt aIfbcDins 5:proa. aanaliFrunos= 1900
Bombs 2,5o0W
rmnos NanmSs $4,000
etoOt aibtSiGe 5.pro,. s6ul.eOuOs $500
GtaDt giaeple, 6pro3 100000
Gtaot Charlottesville (9a.) 5=proj. 3.550OO
StaOt 9,tersbura (Sol, 5=pro' 3.662.50
L. l., sspro3. ' $4,000
etaot Stauutou (gal, 5.prO;. $3.50
% bros. 1,25oOO
Q75) $555, $1,000
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4. SnlisHeiee.

Moior g. M. @ittcnbpuic Mori6al Der Rpros
Sipifon Der 6lae1enzQar am T. Suli, miro
beute ipIbrcnD oss ean3en Cages i'm &auptaucrtier,
Rr. l23 9Geit=Gapstte= Strobe unpeieno ein, no
er einen Sertreter bon ieosr Organization in Der
TO-, H., u, 49,, 10. uuD l6 geurO ju isben
Dinltt, Die an Der Qaruoe tbeijunehneu beats
fbtiot. Q75l
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0trQngrfff 1T elm au9emsine E


gIuDu Re qrpbns Cartilage Gubu Sul
mtog ua9mnsr angff ouf bic @tu Santiago Guba bur6
bic 2unb 9esmu Der 9er @uun nubm br fute rH6 nen
Nnfang
gen Canton rds Dor unO ergr geb @ubpnu elmer @or
fabt Suniagos.
0as orro @usa bic i6rt9en Sorts an @nubr m Safens
purOen unerer oe bombarbir Der u8 r9eiuou 9ruud
ien 0pnamigd3IB nit gutter 8irtung.
Die ipanife 5IOi i'm 9an ue uu bic dmrfanIden 9ruppn
e F in unmelburer Rdb Stuot befinben Desperate &dmp
II br Lungs 2ns i'm 9an9e Neun DepunOste gu
banr fnb Opeit in unier 2min gbradl tporDen.
Cine 0epef9e BON OberF 4GIen.
8ufbin9ton D. g. Suli = Sine 0epei9e bes Obrten ql
Quffft SeIegrapEen Station 4upa Del Ste
fl6rt bugn sung perten 0ie6e meIbet
baB Der Samp jst pinO in alien 8ungn enbunnt it, Af Dime
rdner @u6uner Bis gum 4gan9 9pee berDunb
Die Spanr empfngen porrnbep mrfanr bu 6e
gs Qaerieuer uno 4bmrd Sampons oe in enem 6Ben
Sample nit Sorts begrifn Nafrid erge groBen @ntbu
asmu5 &abnemtgloen uno Oelben ertlGrten m I
5ugt paB Die @a nit einem Sg unerer 5ruppn non
Die Spdnter aus ben S3dn3 3Derten in bic StGot &C.
trteben.
@abtngton .. g., l. SuIL GneraI G3reep Gbef Sig
nulorps er6is 6ue Nafmiag fonpe 0epe Signal
Sf5iere 5Srpne:
Die mrtunfden 3ruppn trben bic @pun 8urid. 9erpunbe
psroen betGnog bnRr Die 6rOnte ge4afft"
lin "A 9r Ounbete ®seretdr alger oab r t Der peer
migln 9eped feline Naddtn mbr @neral S6afte
5altn bd6e.
sue Radmiag rtuirt bier @ei ouf Santiago 90 1br
unn Smppen eingnommen pobn id General 4btan GOr
bin erdrt nosfen @erut lei ofnbnr unbegrunoe eg
rung babe feline Derurtge Rad5rif.
@ibonep l. Sul 16r gumitugs. - 9u infFinOi9em bIuz
gen amp pereBen bic Spuner ibre Sdan3psrf 5ogn
@dot 3urud @ele Qmetune inO Derpunoet.
@nem ppunbetn 4mtune bioe Nrme abgefdofen
auBerom bate &ug 9uf Qen lat pd6rnb
bn ine 8umeraben 5eur trugen.
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gsnOen 9aBtn ge0iiutt:
Bon 3 bis llbr Mbenes-
|. WarO-23l3 @auton=@oenue.
?. 99drO-l6l2 Gaittrn=glueuuc.
3. 99arN-l5lS =9atimore7Strabe
4. 9Sdro-S2S St=9altmore= =StraBs.
>. 8SarO-G4 @isauitbsStraBs.
D, 9SarO-7l3 6btitsrsStrdbe.
I. 99arO-625 Ghz6baits StraBt
8. 9Slr0-l205 C3retHmouut=Nptuue.
9. 9Sdro-22l ct. 9aui=StrGBs.
TO- g9aro-G63 99eft= Saratosa@StrlBe.
IL. 99drD-i25 Q9sit= frantlinz Strabe
Il. 9Sdro-l626 SruO=oill s9lpsnus.
IL. g81rO-l6 HDrO=Grsmpnt= 2uenus.
II, 9SarO-l0j3 g9ttsScriuQtous Strabs
ID. 99drO-626 'SiioaSDarp=S StraBs.
10. gSdrD-j2S 9Seit=S oHfpap=Strabs.
H. gSar0-l1 YSet=6 Sort =2lpcnu.
l+42 Ghs6Ort:Apnue.
lS g9drO-7l3 6olunliazgUenus
10. 98dro-306 RorO=Sulton= =2lpenue. y
20. gpdrD-goroo=6de Mobtr= unD Galboun=Gtr.
y. gSdro-S}6 lScc0srid=2penus.
62j 99et =9tortb =2lD,uue.
y. 9aro4SuOoitzGd. ST Qaulz Strabs unO Sun=
tinJOons ApeHue
COG @oruhzNpcnue.
SIN guitraee Der 8i6ter oes Steutrs4ppelntions=
8tribts,
Spbn 4. 9duahammer,
MuereIp VI. S3pffwid,
Gemnre SeSacour.
tSuui30 slusl ,i0o6rSa)
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Angrif Der Amerikaner auf Santiago
Sic Na6ri6ten bariber nod 3iemli6 farg.
TIM ltbr Moreems nabm Oas Sreifen ieimen Mnian9
a1tf Der gatsem 2ine.

Die 5Oe bOmburbte su9 bic Sorts Der Sufensnfdbrt Der
umpf buue Fn Stunben enoet nit Dem &ud5uge Der Spa
Sdan3perfen Die eStdb @pGt Qbenbs puBte
aBufBin9On nod nidts NGberss 6er Ous 0eiuItut
NnIi9ten bes Generals Niks Gr 9aubt. baB baS
@efedyt cine einletenbe glGnteei
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g eorgntffe um elm De-
peI4eR6opt.

6ong Song, 1. Sult. = Die
@er5OgerlIng in Dem @intreffen BON
Nd9ri9ten aus Wdnilu lit einem 6efz
tigen 5ornaoo 3u3ui9reiben, Der CUR
3eit iiber oas 4ineIif6e Meer fegt. Sin
beutI6es 8rieasI4iff, pel4es geitern
pon bier aus na6 Manila a6oampfen
io[Ite, tpuroe bur6 ben Sturm bdpon
dbgebdlten. 8efiir6tungen begt man
Ob Der Sifsrbeit bes nNingfoO". @es
neral<&onful Wilbman's 0epeI9enz
boot, tDel6es ii9 uler 8ere6nung na4
in bem Centrum oes Sturnes 6efinbst.
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? q b 10 O D.
~ YiQeu.
stets suDrrlaiiis, rein Oesctabilii6.

9oahdnbig Geibmadlos, elegant hberJudert abs
fiibrenO reeulireu0, reinigeHo uuo trGitigeHo.
3uoDap' illsH beiltn Gqe St6ruEQeH oes
llaetus, uuterlebes, Der 8ertu, Saie nerotuis
Rranfbeiteu, S4DiHOsIaHiauc, 9eritopiun0, 3duors
rbODeu.
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9or Suragua 80 SUM-, l6r Q6nbs. Die aneriuniiden
Suppen morgn ib Notwithstanding bgnnen pe
nm lgemenn Qngff au Santiago Guba Ibrn brie @neul
2antons COMMANDO pb pei Nein pei bogon perben
Sdbtvn Gunp ein3une6men bic pnin 5eungspert
6ombarbirt tDnnen
D g., l. SuG - &rgSretdr agr er6elt iOsben
gnoe @mtiog barte 0epei s Generals Sbuf
Eager Sep1a BEL Santugo:
Sin &f iest @unge @eps6rTusr 1T inbeen
eid uno pusmpbi 0as Sun nurbe tten GHgeI Qup
TOMS 0OOn bsgnnen. 2upon O 9e9en norb0Isn 9be
Santiago uuden @sb Sic bsGnOg ber bic pei gnpdeung b
gefed3t5 unterri6ien.
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Barb { m { n t 3.

W}anila, "a. SUM-, Dia Gong
Song, /. Suli. - Dis 3ufm4tsitdtte
fir Die Qusldnoer i'm 5dQe elmer 8ez
i6ieBung Iino a4t 0ampfer CUR Ser
fiiging geite[It, unb 3par je 3pei fir
bic englii6en uno beuti6an QanDssanz
ge60rigen, ie elmer fir fran30IiI6e uno
belgii6e uno bier 0ampfer fir dime
iii9e 1ntert6anen; Die 2eBteren ite6en
unter Dem S6ube bes 6ritiI4en 9Onz
iuls.
Die Spanier in Der feIten Staot
2GltzManila bebaueru. buB 1ie ni9t
f9perers 9eI6iiBe our 9erfiigung 6az
ben. Sic t0nnen nur nit oier a9t30l>
ligen @ei6iBen aus Der 3sit BON 1870,
Die auf @ropGqen bei Quneta dufgez
fdbrsn iiub, bas 5euer Der mOoernsn
@eI9iBe oes amerifaniI6en @ei4pd>
bers ertpiDern. gine 8ei6ieBung Mir
be bic Stdbt Uednild nit Der prd4tigen
&at6ebrale uno Den perdlt3ten Sc
ftungsperten i6neu in Sriimmer4auz
fen berpdnoeln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-02

9lttt fnO uui ull,u 3u0tn, ben v9imitirtsn
GOHoreiioneaen" auseenOmmen, eiiltie. i173-O
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Der n8ingfoo4 1T bon pur rs Sons
nen @ebalt, iebo9 elm tii3tiger Segler
unO ite6t unter Dem Commando oes
tiT6nen GdpitGns Sbos. @bdns aus
g}iagara|6olls. 0aS S6iff 1T Der
SrGger pidtiqer MlitF6eilungen On Den
Nomiral 9epen.
u QguinalOo'8 Brofldmd@
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Gamara'S 6lpttr.
9llem 9lnicbein nnh bat bic SlOtte
Den Safen BON Bort Saio tempo
rGr perlailen, nm aubIcn
cinSunebmcn.

Qbmtral BON Oieori9s Gs6nte eiren
@orI6lug bes 8enerdl : @apitGns
Qlugufti, Ntantla gu beIeben, aus
RiidIi9t auf Die umeritaniI4e Bio
dabe a6. - Die erite Manilas@ts
petition bate am 27. SUM nod
immer ni9t i6ren 8eitimmun9sz
prt erreint. - @ine Spultung unz
ter ben SHIurgentenfiibrern ouf
ben 96ilippinen. - Die Spanier
baben 2(ngt DOR Commodore Natz
ion's 6lotte. = Sagoita min nod
92ints BON sSrie0en niifen.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-03-01
La CHAMPAGNE PASSENGERS
Many of Them Taken by Rail to
New York

HALIFAX IN. s., Feb. 2S.-Sixty-
three first-class and intermediate pas
senSers Of the steamer La Champa gne
left this morning by the Canadian Pa
citic Railway for New York There
are still thirty passengers of these
classes left on board, who will prob
ably remain until orders are received
as to how they are TO be forwarded to
their destination. Agents OF the
steamer worked all night in order to
enable those desiring to leave at oncs
10 get the early train to-day. All bag
gage and mails were landed at an early
hour and the effects OF those going for
ward were sent through in bond
SAILORS PICKED Up AT SEA.
NEW YORK, Feb 2S-At the French
Hospital in West Thirty-fourth street
the eight sailors who We're taken there
from the steamer Rotterdam yesterday
were reported as suffering severely
from the effects Of their six days of
exposure in the open boat Their limbs
were badly swollen, and some appre-
hension was felt lest gangrene or blood
poisoning should set in. Six of the
men, it IS said, may be in the hospital
for two or three weeks.
The third officer, Unsworth. who was
in charge of the boats crew. and Cam
ard. the boatswain's mate, are able to
be about. The former was at the Of
flee OF the company to-day Both of
them have been received on board La
Bretagne of the company's line The
latter ship, it was announced to-day,
would sail Wednesday, instead of Sat
urday.
The third officer of La Champagne.
Cnsworth, is the first officer of La
Touraine. He was temporarily filling
a vacancy. due to the illness OF the oc-
cupant. at the time of the accident. He
has an enviable record for personal
heroism. holding a bronze medal from
the German Emperor, a gold medal
from the French line and a gold medal
from the New York Humane Society.
in each case for importing his life to
save others
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not believed that they viii suffer during
their brief interment at Key West.
The battleship Texas, which has been
al Galveston. returned to Tortugas yes
terday and Joined the squadron. The
Terror reported her arrival at Tomp-
kinsviila to-day. The Castine arrived
at Port of France, in the West Indies.
Captain Dickens, Assistant Chief of
the Navigation Bureau, has gone to
Norfolk. Contrary to some reports that
have been circulated, his visit has moth
ing TO do With war preparations He
went to inspect the old training ship
Essex. This vessel has just returned
from long cruise With the apprentices,
and the naval regulations require such
an inspection as this upon the return of
a ship to this country. 1t will be for
Captain Dickens to ascertain simply
that the vessel is in a healthful condi-
ton; that the boys have conducted
themselves properly during the cruise,
and generally to hear complaints and
satisfy the department that the ship
has been well handled
Assistant Secretary Meikleiohn re-
turned TO the city by the night boat
from Fort Monroe. He declares thar
his visit. to the post had no warlike
purpose, but that he simply went for
rest and Tecuperation.
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Providing for a Material Increase In the
Strength Of Our Navy.
AppropIiates Twenty Million Dol.
lars, to be immediately Avaii<
able, for the Purchase of Such
Battleships, Cruisers and Other
Naval Vessels of Modern Type,
Together With Necessary Arm-
ament and Equipment.

WASHINGTON, Feb 2S-Represen-.
tative Bromweu (R) of Ohio to-day i'm
troduced in the House the following
resolution:
That the Secretary of the Navy be
and IS hereby authorized, whenever IND
his Judgment it shall become expedieno
for the best interests of the countryE
to do so. To secure options upon and
consummate the purchase OF such bait
tleships. cruisers. rams, torpedo boats
or other form Of naval vessels as ara
Iof the most modern type ana ready for
immediate use, together With the nee
essary armament and equipment for
the same. as in his judgment are nee
essary TO place The naval strength OF
the country upon proper footing for
hostlities with any foreign Power with
which the same may be threatened,
and for the purpose Of concentrating
such purchase there is hereby appro-
priated the sum of $20,000000 to be
Immediately available"
The resolution was referred to tbs
Naval Committee.
Bromwell said he introduced the res
olution TO call the attention of the
Naval Committee to the necessity for
providing such a contingent fund in,the
naval appropriation bill If the COM
mittee does not include such a provis-
ION in the bill when il is reported. he
viii offer it as an amendment in the
House.
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In the course Of the discussion of this
proposed amendment, Rawlins of Utah
antagonized the entire measure. charg-
ing that it was artfully drawn in the in
tefest of spectators and not in the in
terest of the public.
1nterrupting Rawlins. Carter of Mon
tana, a member of the committee re-
porting the bill, said there was really no
foundation for the charges he had made.
as every point he had referred to had
been carefully considered by the COM
nittee.
Rawlns still maintained that his point
against the measure was well taken.
and that railroads. to which valuable
rights were granted, through the provis-
ion of the measure, were not sufficiently
and carefully bound by this grant. if
they should fail to comply With all the
conditions of the grant. He said that
the fake railroads and paper corpora
tons We're given preferential rights in
Alaska over the people who desired hon
estly TO file homestead claims.
Carter pointed out the fact that the
right Of way provision of the pending
measure was by a reproduction of the
law which has been on the statute books
for many years. As it had seemed 10 the
committee wise and prudent TO prevent
the gathering in Of paper rights of way
over the district. il had proved that no
corporation could get right of way and
hold it for more than twenty-four
months without building at least twenty
miles of railroad.
Before Rawlins concluded, at 100 p.
m, the Senate went into executive ses-
sion.
AT 5:33o p. m. the Senate adjourned.
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court OF inquiry NOT
YET READY TO REPORT.

cruising around in the Caribbean, and
will be so employed until April, When
they will go south again.
Secretary Long. said, at the close OF
Office hours, that no orders had gene
out to send another warship to Ha-
vana, reports to thee ontrary notWlth-
standing.
At the White House the utmost quiet
prevails. Many offers have come from
organizations and individuals Offering
their services in case Of conflict. Sor2e
of the Congressional callers havesfate,
10 the President that their Stats Jere
ready to furnish full quotas of men.
Secretaries Long and Alger and Rep
resentative Dingley We're among the
Presidents visitors to-day, but it was
stated that they had nothing Of i'm
portance on the Maine affair to dis
cuss with him.
MIR. D ngley spoke afterward il strong
terms against reports that financial cir
cles in New York We're being sounded
as to the readiness with which funds
could be raised in an emergency.
The attention of Secretary Gage was
called to the published statement that
he was making preparations for bond
issue. :,nd that the Bureau of Engrav-
ing was preparing plates. The Secre-
tary pror ounced the statement unquaf-
fiedly false No such action has ever
been considered. he said.
Secretary Long went to the White
House early tonight, and remained in
conference with the President for some
time. He returned to his hotel about
10 o'clock, and Immediately retired,
leaving word that there was no news.