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LOST ITS IDENTITY.

z Flying s4uadron Has Been Merged INTO
Sampson', E'leet--Furtf,er Particulars OF
Ielnforccmnnts for Sn nttngo. I'll
y ON BOARD THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS BOAT DAUNTLEss, on San
tiago d Cuba, Tusdny. June 2S (nIght),
via Port Antonio. Jamaica, June 20. 1
p. m.-The flying squadron hitherto
commanded by Commodore Schley. has
lost rs Identity by on order Issued by
Rear Admiral Sampson, and It has been
merged into the fleet Under the I'D
mlral. The order caused considerable
surprise on board the Brooklyn, which
has been the flagship OF the flying
squadron. where 1t was supposed the
squadron would remain intact. at least
until the fall OF Santiago de Cuba.
= Commodore Schley has been assigned
tn command the second squadron at
tached to Admiral Sampson's fleet.
y From two Cuban officers picked up BIZ
the Vixen to-day, 1t has been learned
that General Pando Is moving eastward
7rnm Manz1nilloG with $500 Spanish
troops, for the purpose Of assisting the
beleaguered city Of Santiago de Cuba,
In small boats, with dLspa tches from
General Rios. for Admiral Sampson and
General Rabbi. They report that Cen
era1 Pando has with him sven battalIons
Numbering $500 men). with cattle and
pack train, with provisions. He left
Mnnzanillo. province OF Santiago de
Cuba, on June %. 10 relieve General Lin
ares. ~ n q ~ = 81 7 5 s51 ,l
The Spaniards were moving at the
rate OF twelve miles day when the
messengers LETT, and Mt the present
rate Of speed 1t Is expected they will
reach Santiago de Cuba next Sunday.
July, 3. 3, -
I The Clbans hnve a small force hang
IN gon the Spanish fink and rear, and
larasstng General Pandt's troops at
every step. Manzanillo Is 1877 miles
west of Santiago de Cuba, and the roads
are In bad condition. The Spaniards say.
that II General Pando reaches his goal
It Will be with less than half the force.
he started with. The Cubans who are
harasslng him only number about 200
men, but In the passes and in the bush
they are at q great advantage.
3 It Is probable that immediate steps
will be taken to throw n force Of Cubnns
and Americans between General pando
and General L!nares. Pressed as the
latter ts on the east he could not spare a
man for n sortie 10 the west. 5s '5lE
i* Admiral Sampson has asccrta!ned that
Admiral Cervera's fleet. has moved into
the upper harbor OF Santiago dc Cuba,
Is General shafter, IN his dispatches to
the secretary ofiwar, complimcnted the
fleet for It's assistance In landing tho
troops. Il, = 4 ig:I 5ii5 III z
z. With the soldiers landed on the Yale
yesterday and General Garcla's army
transported from the westward. q 900
men In; oil have been dlsembarked In
the vicinity Of Santiago do Cuba, ssSSs sg
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TlHjl!R''D,!DIsTRIIyc.,TI'I DEMOCRATS;
ss%,a... Or. Judge ssan.ten y, rer censr....

Hominsts Judge Johnston FOR conrr,sa.
There was = small Attendance, several
Coantiss not Being Represented.
Special Dispatch. to the 1nte,lIscnccr. n
HINTON. Viva, June 2s,--rhe Dem.s
ocratic congressional convention for tho
Third district was held here to-day, and
Judge David Z, Johnston. Of Mercer
counts. was nominated by acciama.
5tion. 3. y y
The convention was d failure Ia point
OF attendance. several eounties not be-s
Ing represented q, all. Attempts to stir
up enthusiasm fell dat. Judge Johns
ston, the nominee, was not present, and
the delegates from Mercer county e1-SS
plained that he was prevented from be-
Ing; present bv pressing business es-
gagement, and that he said II, there was
any other Democrat in tho district that
wanted the nomination to give Il 4o !.
him, but mono showed UP, and the nora.S
ination was given to the Judge. iss y
The convention was thrown into co1t.2
fusion bT ex.G Governor Wilson whei, In :
a speech he endorsed the adminlstra- Z
'tion with regard to the annexation r OF
Hawaii, and declared that tho United {
States should annex ,ail territory gained
IN the war with Spain. The Chicago
platform was endorsed, lB, z, 25 ~
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SECOND REGIMENT,
First battalion nastsred In, Which In
cistes tho Wheeling Company. 4

sAst tDsAs'%isuu HA@ANEsa huS 0utcu k1sy
E-:2a cisdes tho Wheeling Company.
Special Dispatch to tho Intelligence. Z; ii ~
# CHARLESTON. W. Va, June 2s.-
The first battalion, Second regiment.
West Virginia volunteers, United States.
infantry. was formally mustered in tho
service to-day, with Major Howard
Atkinson. eldest son OF the governor.
commanding. His companies are: A, oe.
Charleston; B, OF Point Pleasant: c. OF
Hinton, and D. OF Wheeling. On the ar
rival Of the Williamson company to-
morrow the second battalion, to be COM
tmanded bg Major Charles D. Elllott,wlll
be mustered in and organized, to be 1
composed OF Company E. OF Bramwell:s
F. OF Falrmont: G, OF Weston, and H.
OF Williamson. * w \
81 The remaining 125 tents required for
the regiment will arrive tomorrow and
everything, will be In first class order to I
receive the companies OF the third bat
talon to- be commanded by Major
Babb. They will come In during thes
week. Arrangements are being made to !
uniform the men with fatigue suits at;
once. ~ Z Y II
q Lieutenant Colonel o'Brien Moore viii
DE mustered in tomorrow and will have:
command of.the camp. until Colonel Cas-
teel Is. mustered In. which cannot under
the regulations. be done until the entire
regiment Is mustered In. "a 4 81
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! SAILED FOR CUBA, !.
TITS Relieved 5000 Men Left Tampa res-
Il -, ter,lay to Join SIinfter. ~ ~

Il Is Believed 5000 Men LEFT Tampa Yes
IS ter,lay to Join SIinfter. X. a
(! WASHINGTON. June 29.-The under
standing at the war department to-day
was that six transports carrying REIN
forcements for, Gen. Skaters army
would leave Tampa to-day going out
with the. tide. They consisted OF about
5000 men With their equipments and
subsistence. This is only a small por-
ton of the reinforcemcnts 10 be sent to
Gen. Shafter as at present determined.
and include n portion Of Brig. Gen. Sny-
der's division. :, * ig 7;l5 5i3s7S
AT Key West the transports nre to be
met by convoy Of naval vessels. and
escorted to Santiago. Other transports
are expected to return from Cuba In q
few days and they will take tho remain
der Of the troops assigned to reinforce
Gen Shn II ar sftgss7 - ( - sta III
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lcoqpyrlsht, 1893, byt he Associated rIlt press,,

Copyright. 1898, presse g5ss
jamaica ednesday June 2o, Span.
s consul here has received cabga from Santiago de Cuba
serng that the United States armored cruiser Brooklyn has been
struck by Spanish shell which sank vessel and killed Como
dore Sctley and t8enty-four seanen.} fl az
The consul really believes and the Spaniards all over
the city are drinking champa and rejoicing. ss
has also been reported to the Spanish consul from Santiago that
an extensive mine has been laid blowup half the American
army When It enters the city. 3E # N If 4 ,g
WASH1NGToN,D June 3oAt lis O'clock this morning
when officers duty the department copy
the above dispatch they expressed disbelief story Not word
has been received from Admiral Sampson they since Tuesday
night and the officers regard certain that had anything Of the
Kind recounted the happened the admiral would mme
Il ately have informed the department
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PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS.

Jenlss for Governor--chieaSo Platform.
s-si ~. ~ was Rspudiasnd. rs ~
( ALTOONA. Pa. June os.-The Demo-;
cratic! state convention to-day nomina-
ted the following ticket: Governor
George a.. jerks. of Jefferson county.
Lieutenant governor-William Il. Sow
den, Of Lehlgh. Secretary Of Internal
affairs-Congressman at large and su-;
perior court Judge to be filed. e,.s5 {;s
: The convention was dominated by the
friends Of William J.. Bryan. led bv Col.
James NJ. Guffey. OF: Pittsburgh. Not
,withstanding this fact, an effort TO in-i
sert a plank reailirming the Chicago
platform was defeated. 2sS to 1874, the
controlling Influence in the convention
'preferrlng that the platform should res
late entirely to state issues.
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spite Of the protection afforded BY !'t, IL

spite OIL the prolectl0n Afforded by the
fire Of the warships. * rs,
The commander OF the Spanish gun
boat Ardilla reports that while recon-
noitering on June 20, at GoIoma. Punta
Cortes and other places at Coyaela, he
was informed that a. strange steamer
With one e'smoke stack.apparently a war.
ship OF 5000 tons. was In sight. The
gunboat kept within the blue sea and
succeeded In keeping out of range OF
the guns Of her pursuer. To the south
eastward the stranger, which turned
out to be an American ship, appeared to
be In company with several other YES
Isels. The Ardilla made q reconnois-
sance on the following day, June q. and
discovered that the American ship had
captured the sloops Nemesla, OF ,Bata-
bano. province Of Havana. Am!stad and
Manuellta. of coloma, province OF Pi-
mar del Rio. and the pilot boats Luz and
Jacinto. 1T Is claimed that when the
sloops were sighted the American ship
holsted the Spanish flag which caused
Pilot Joaquin Fernandez, of the Luz,
to hoist the Spanish flag, believing he
had to do with Spanish warshlp.
The pilot also approached the Ameri-
can vessel and did not find out his mis-
take until a blank shot and afterward
loaded shells we're fired at the pilot
boat. The shells. It Is claimed, explod-,i
ed near her. The American ship by this
time seemed to have driven the Spanish
craft into a bunch. including the Luz.
Jaclnto, Amistad, Nemesie5 and Manu-
elite. The latter, It Is further alleged,
let so thelr anchor. and were abandon
ed by their crews who made for the,
shore, going in the direction OF Punte de
IPiedras. on the southwestern extremity
OF Pinar del Rio.' between the Isle OF
Pines and the mainland. The command
er of Nemesia, with one OF his crew.! re-.
mained on board his sloop and was cap
tured and taken on board the American
ship. Later he was set atliberty after
having been questioned regarding the
Spanish: fleet and the general situation
Of affairs. 81 = =
E The American ship Is described as
carrying one gun forward. another at
her stern and four guns on each side.
She Is said to have been commanded by
ae"frIGate captain and to have"carried
about six hundred men with blue pants
and red fringe" who said they were go
Ing TO Cuba and afterward to Key
West. ~. I q. ; = Y s=tss3!Sfss
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! GENERAL ADVANCE \

y
= As4merienn Troops ProEressing ins
4 4 iah.us li'nssibio-,rhoO Only; Delay IL
as sa by tho Inability Il 10 Oct Sub.
'fersp S+ores 90 tbs Front Rapidly
hoitg \. q 4, VI x ri {s,iai5
'copyrighs ,s's, by tho Associate ;Prcss.)
AT THE ElstlE FRO MT ON THE 4 RIO
GUAIalA Second Crossing, Tuesday.
}gpsSs W ~, M per. the Associated
stesfl dIspn teht boat DauntIess, via Port
" ibatS, .Asnntcai Wednesday,5 June 90.
-7-1sn$ f,gston. Jamaica, $3.50 a. m.
u repsr a.lou FOR a general advance
e g thsi Amd lean!ytroops on! Santiago do
Sus,at fehAnt pushed steadily forward, !,
nan ~ tfoqpsjS ~ branches ofSthe. service
te2ffins ShprriTd 70 lie front. \ A3i y
j. 1eit$faFt tKcit sstl4y ls,on. coneisting & .of.
W. We Srlgd dal Sofs General, 1iawkins,i # Col,
reat llnnnd GolsiWorth, /, has, Joined Gem
esal I1awton's3 y!tsion, and with thS,55
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q! NEW HAVEN, Conn. June ss-The
one hundred and ninety-eighth annual
commencement Of Yale University was
held to-day and over seven hundred
were graduated. President Timothy
Dwight delivered his annual nddress,
followed by the announcement Of prizes
and fellowships, including graduate fel-i
ilowshlps In the divinity school. Presi-5
dent McKinley's name was presented
BY Professor Fisher, who said in part:
"To. rehearse the career OF President
Mckinley would be to repeat cha apter3
iot American history that Is famlliarSto3
all. In times past he has exemplifled! !!
the virtues OF the soldier. III recent
troubled days he has touched The heart
OF the people by the ,calmness and sclfsS
command OF the true statesman. He has
acted upon the principle that lf war lsS
the last resort OF kings 1t should DC not 4
less the last resort Of republics,
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i HOW AVANAtSEES&I IT..

III INFORMED ALONE Operations at san.
tiaIo-spsrish sioorA Captured bya'a
~ Strange a mexican vesxeI. !. .i Z; 4. :ta,3 3:
Copyright, 1898, by the Associated Prcss)
y HAVANA. June 2s.-Delnycd :. In
transmlssion.-It /: is said at the palace
OF the CAPTAIN general here, the head
quarters for official news. TINT tho
American forces are finding difficulty III
advancing upon Santiago dc Cuba. 1T,
IS claimed that they followed tho rail-
ron road track 20 Juragun from tho n,lrlcs
situated g short d!stancefr from tho coast
between siboney md t!ABuadorea. but
5wero unable to reach tho latter! place in
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DETERMINED TO FIGHT
10 the Death Mt MHnlln-A Desperate Cor
~ 7. flict Will Occur There, - x;

" He oehth nt tWNnllh-A DeSpetnto Con.
b. fl,ct VIII Occur There. I.
MADRID, June 2o.-1O a. m.-Dis-
patches received from Manila to-day
under date of June "a. say the Span
iards are determined to fight, to the
death and that there is every reason to
believe that when the American troops
arrive desperate fighting will occur on
land and sea. RS
51 1t is supposed at Manila that the
German warships will prevent the bonn
bardment OF that place. and It Is aIleg-
cd that Prince Henry of Prussia Is on
his way there on board q warship. .5s
The Spaniards are said to be actively
pushing preparations for the defense Of
the city. n d. e, ;g,l-lt "A
General Aguinaldo. the insurgent
leader, declares that the, family OF Caps
tain General August, who are prisoners
In his hands are at Panpanga and are
well treated. tl5,3 estss1 1
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LATEST FROM DEWEY

Situation Unchanged shrm lIog Cnbltti.
IA Praise for Insmrs-ntI I.rn,lrr. x
4 WAsH1NGToN,5$D. $iC., June e9.--The
navy department to-day made public.
tho following cablegram from Admiral
Dewey brought by the AIoCulloch to
i1Iong Kong md though undated. sup,
posed 70 have been sent from Cavitei
June %! s Il 5s s. 5t i n
i'!aa No change in tho situation since nv
telegram OF June II Five German,thren
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British. one French and one Japanese
men.of-war In port. The insurgents
constantly closing in on the itv.EAgu-
inaldo, the insurgent leader with thir-
teen Of his stan arrived May 10, by my
permission, on the Nanshan. He estab-,
lished himself at CavIte outside of the
arsenal under the protection OF our
guns and organized his army. z : n IL =
The progress Of Agulnaldo has been
wonderful. He has invariably con-
Quoted the war humanely. Myirelatons
with him are cordial, but my confer
ences have generally been only OF a
personal nature. S5.s. n
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Rev. Chav. Whites Case.

Special Dispatch to the 1ntclllgenccr. $
MoRGANToWN. W. Va. June 20
At a called meeting of the Parkersburg.
presbytery held in Falrmonttlast night
the relations of Rev. Charles White. who
was connected with the Minnie Holmes
suicide; with the Presbyterian church at.
Clasksbprg. OF which. he was pastor,
were dissolved s. a large number OF his
friends nthe presbytery were present.
expecting he would be tried, but the
presbyterv postponed action. until tho
fall meeting in Kingwood.
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HobAOn IL pll lttplls,

Il BIRMINGHAM, Ala, June 2o..--Thc
Ase Herald will print tomorrow, a spe-5
cial dispatch from Greensboro. the home
OF Judge Hobson, father OF the hero Of
the Merrimac adventure, at Santiago,
giving q ca6icgram, received from his
son at Santiago to-day. The cable
grnm:5l4 En-! & l6 /, i. }t
: i!g.55s$"s SANTIAGO DE CUBA, June 20. y
health continues good. Feel no
unenslncss about me 81 1,3i
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Cnrranxnils NIIAsInr.

I MONTREAL. June Lieutenant,
caarranza, the chief Of the Spanish sbu:-.
reau IN this city, has been missing since
Monday and Ethe Z Star will announce
that he was left tho city, but6that !as
lar as can be. ascertainedS he has not res
turned 70 Spain. Il
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B.A.TTL E!lXPECT Ed
Within a Dayso Two When Gen. Shafter
Will Begin His Assault.
ALL HIS ARTILLERY HAS BEEN LANDED

Including Which will Offset the Presence Of the Spanish
War Ships in tiago tho Opposing
mics arc not Very Dicren but the spanards Enjoy
meso Advantage in Being Strongly Entenched Behind Earth
work or in Rifle will Attack as Soon as Pos,
sbe Account Approshing Relnforcenen for Lnares
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FOOD FOR sPANlARDs !

Coming from Jamaiea--snmpson vii,
fSs5. Tnrn tho Ships Hack IL 5,sa q z
(Copyright, 1893, by tho, Associated prcss.)
KINGSTON. Jamaica, June 20. (9:so
p. 5m)-senor Lopez. shnvea formerly
secretary to Governor General Blnuco,
but now q Spanish agent in Jamaica,
has chartered two English SEchoon6rs,
the Governor Blake and 5Sthe Ocean.
Flower, to convey food to tManznnIllo,
for tho Spanish troops. The vessels arc
now loading ut !afontego bay. Is 4 FAX
Admirhi Sampson has been I tifled
ana they Probably Swillfbo turned buck
W an American cruiser 2its5|i, IIII5
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Visit OF Pemnsylvnnin Coal men.

d 94f- s'o's UA : ehHsyiVhhlhSo Soul Enens s1Eyi
Special Dispatch to the 1ntelllgencer. {. Ss-. &.
NoRGANToWN, W. Va, June 90:
seventy-fye members OF the Western:
Pennsylvania Coal Institute, many OF
them accompanied by their wives, are
here paying the Fairmont coal region a
visit. They reached yMorgantown last
night and this morning paid a visit to-
the West Virginia University. after,
which they left to inspect the coal,
mines along the Baltimore & Ohio and
Monongahela Valley railroads.
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MorGnntovn Pioneer. Dead.
Special Dispatch to the 1ntelllgencer. ss ss
+. .MoRGANToWN, W. Va, June es.-l
Sanford Plckenpaugh,one OF the pioneer,
citizens. Of the town, died yesterday, af.g
ter q long illness. NJ 2Is55l9;ss 3 !
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the hagship Newark, with Commodore
Watson on board, has been Ia collision I
witht tho Dolphin sustained consl
aple. domage. She Is now on her way
north, % q dry dock. No details are obs
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iss9SWAsIlINGToN, D. c. June 2e--The
senate In executive session confirmed
man nnySarmy nominations. among them,
William H. Monroe. OF West Virginia,
TO be- captain Fourth regiment gvolun-
tecr infantry. & "a igt,ss',.5, M. N 5Stf
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X Fol, West Virginia. fair;Swarn,er In on st,.s
crn portlon;, southerlyi winds. FifiG sissB
q For Western pennsylvanla md II Ohio. \;
fair IN southern 4 PORTIONS showers 2 and
'thunder storms IN northern E{ portlons:t "
warmer; brisk sonthcrly winds. ,35SS5l$:f 5SS5l$:f5i5
imcnt Temperatures. Siiss545 81 "
The temperature yesterday ns ohscrved 1
by c. Schnepf, druggist corner Markot$
and Fourteenth streets was as follows: NM;
ii, mi, GO 4 .p nj I. 4. I. 4, I,
4 n. Tfp.sm S.
Il .,"......s..".Ss Ncalher--Fair. 5s 8
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Dolphin KnocAe,l On,. !,

.:W'AsH11NGToN !, ri q; June so.-scc.;
rr!etarv Long has received word from
Commodore Rcmey at Key W est. that
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-01-14

IAN Angel came and met my gaze,
Through the low doorway of my tent;
The tent is struck-The vision stays.
A simple child, l see her enter a
room filed with other children.
They meet her quiet smile with
chances of loving respect and be-
come more gentle and reverent
The part of each is Unconscious.
Among our lives, SO full of hurrying
to and fro, hers was that of star
which simply poured down on us
the calm light of its bright and
faithful being, and without know
ing now, swe were blessed. y" And
they shall shine as the stars forever.
She was a light and an example
for our society. Her departure to
her Heavenly home has made a
sad vacancy in our hearts.
Beautiful in her innocent young
life, glorious in her triumphant
death, how we shall miss her! Com
pare this earth to the mansions
above, and if a wish expressed
could call her back, WHICH of us
would utter it?
The life of little Lucille was as a
lovely song that fingers in the m an
ory after the singer has fallen
asleep.
y
The sincerity of her smile. the ex-
panding love she bore for all Cod
creatures, and the earnestness of
her devotion to the Masters work 4,
these we cherish most of a life so
beautiful. Lucille was to us pure
white lily budding here, only that
she might be transplanted in her
spiritual beauty to the Garden
above.
A girl of pure, simple life. Joyous
though tinged with sadness: who
was herself deprived of much. but
was none the less constantly giving
of her life and energy to others.
She let her light shine before us,
and strengthened me bv her pres
ence. She was a CONSTANT chris
tian, and one so ioveabie and bright.
that caused manv to depart from
sin and live unto righteousness.
Her life has proven that In this
world we can be christ-like. 1t
could truly he said Of her. "She
went about doing good. Her life
was Love.
Her Inns are forever silent, her
pulse shall never more throb with
warm Young life, vet she liveth-
her example. her influence shall
forever live IN our hearts A char
acter % STRANGE, indefinab bile beautv.
subtle as the fragrance of flower;
a ronsecrated lie lived silently.
softly as the flow of waves which
No storm has stirred. but deep
''denp as the nnarl strewn seas I"
Hers was the Christ-like wav, the
wav of love, that rejoiced not in
ininnity, thought no evil, and was
kind.
'HNr grave is not a grave: it is shrine,
Where innocence rppnSeS.
Bright over which Gods stars must love
to shine.
And where. when winter CLOSES.
Fair Spring shall come, and in her garland
twtne.
rne wnI.est o; snite roses"