Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-13
DEWEY GETS SUBIC BAY
GERMAN wARsHlP ALSO GETS AlrssOs.
WIN Require strong rorcc ~ Americans
to Establish order In tho rhii.
ippincs.

Irene. Ia suhic Bay. refused Co permit
them 10 attack the spsnInrds on
Grandc Island. Roar Admiral Dewey
promptly dispatched the RaieIrh ana
Concord TO Investigate thu matter
on entering sublc hay. %. Ealelgh
opened IRE on the forts. VIII rcupou CO,
/ Irene slipped her cable and steamed
| out by the other channel.
| The insult OF the tire OF tho American
warhip was that the span.mds. mum.
bcring over 800 men. surrcudcrrd every.
thing. ON returning TO Manila. the
Irene explained that she ln,erferei ln
the Interest 10 humanity and unUrue
| 90 hand over Co the Americans thr
/ refugees she had ON board Admiral
Dewey. however, declined 10 accept
them.
Gov. Gen. August has lrsuod a pro,
clamauon, promising % grant nutono-
my 90 the Islands and OF ring the In,
/ rurErntH Inducements to Join tho gnnn-
lsh forces Gen. Aguanlldo. the lnaur.
gent leader, W reply, faid tho over
lures % the spanish commander came
too late.
pEwEYs ACCOUNT.
Washington. July is.-rhc navy has
received from Admiral Dewey this
dispatch;
"Aguinaldo Informs me bin troops
have taken an OF subcc bay ports
except iHla Grando. which be- was pre-
vented from taking by the German
mun-of-wur Irene. on July .th the
ltnlcigh ana Concord went there. they
took the island and about 800 men with
arms and ammunition. 40 Resistance.
The Irene retired from tn bay ON their
arrival ! shall send the boston 60
help Agulualdu. II IN not practlcu.
BILE 90 send 90 Guam. No troop ycu-
ucn available.
DEWEY"
DETAILS OF suBIC's CAPTURE
New York, July IA special copy
flEht cable from Manila dated July 10.
Ia thc Now York Journal says.
Admiral Dewey early uu July T. dis.
patched thc Raleigh and Concord 90
take 1raudU Island In Suh.c Bay and
capture the garrison.
The cruisers Hhellcd the principal
points on tht Island. destroying the
garihworl,a aud other fortincatlons and
laying the torpedo station.
They sent out 70 launch with a mes.
sage demanding surrender There was
no ruHpunrH. ana the Raleigh nnally
sent siN.lnch uhon through the com
mhndor'H hOurr.
The white max was Instantly run VI
NNA ANAN RUM 90 NNN' NNN INV OF NJ
\ landing party demanded absolute
surrender. The Spanish Colonel ~.
realizing how hopeless ID was submitted
ANA gave W hlH sword. The 600 mrf
comprising the gIrr IN were mndi
prisoners and thnIr rifles were taken
from them.
Forty thousand rounds 81 nmmuni,
Ion and one H1tChks gun We're also
captured. This victory gives the Amer.
leans control ui tun|' nay
The spanish wrr. rd0avurlnE 90 pro.
tcct iiH submarine WInHH ana t0 make
u ready Tor the occupation ~ the Span,
lHh fleet supposed 30 De ON ltH way
from spain.
Admiral prwcy's possession of subly
/ BAY defeats Germany supposed plans
10 Interfere ln th0 Philippines.
Tho Insurgents have captured IN,
valuable merchant coast steamer
named PHILIPPINES The natives Killed
the officer Of the ship before her cap.
turc.
The insurgents were using the trims.
port In an attack which they cuntrm.
plated making on Gunde Island before
Admiral Dewey was called upon.
Although tho attitude III the German.
N sim Irritating Admiral Dewey In
managing them with great diplomacy
lie does not expect any trouble with
them.
The blockade win hereafter be more
rigid. only the supply ships ~ M
American and foreign heeta are allowed
to enter.
Tho Esmerelda. arriving from Hong.
kong yesterday with passengers. was
stopped ana ordered 90 sea.
The long expected rrfriEeratlng
steamship CulEu1 from Australia with
cargo ~ fresh hHHG arrived and was
welcomed enthusiastically by tho
sailors The Austrian cruiser Friends.
burg arrived and HIIutpd the Spanish
iiag first. after which she Faluted Al.
mlral Dcwey's hag.
PLENTY or WORK For AMERI.
Manila. July !, via IIonrkonr. July
70 The Insurgents yesterday made %
/ vigorous attack ON thr Splniards from
nll sides with littlH result, They shelled
the spanish hl1rkhuuHoH ana trenchra
r1rih NJ Ne"n1 md captured the Span
IN guns at Mesa.
iu.u WaH "a iuunuH muskstry nro
nu ulrht Ions az san Juan, Santa
Ana. HFco and paRayl. the spnnlards
, replying with artillery and musketry
The insurgent artillery IL not yet
operating,
int Insurgents,
nh Insurgents rushed the Malnte en-
trauyhWeuis, pushlnH forward 10 tn.
! walls 40 thD fort, but they had 10 retire
p Ia daylight. II ~ probable that Ia.
4 .oss Wls one hundred men on each
, ] slide,
Tho Americans ana the lnsurrent,
, an, g,Irr Independently. both conduct
= mo their uvu operations. ana hoplne
. ',ypItr 1u agreement afterwards
The ryt.nt and duration OF Gen. Acu.
au4IlH's influence Ia uncertain. nut 4,
IL l.Ifln shat the Mohammedans ~
, m, auuh archipelago lgnore him, and
tbs Inurr.uH OF the island ~ Luyon
and D.h,r r.EIlus are content To- use
Ar1t1ul.iI until Doc Spanlnrda are ex.
rsll.d. Wh.u there viii bo state OF
% rhn.s uuI.. H strong force OF Ameri.
s c.,p. pesImpa control NJ the island.
Tho IgrDJ Eatlpunin society, which
y 80 chiefly Instrumental In Organizing
= ~ rru,ur,ru BE- uut htted. Il ls snid
/. \" almuIst.rns the government OF
{, "1hs Am,r.ears are plstponlng opera
Z uans until they are tully prepared fOi
o "'iThs r3tiyra ire proving lntractabla.
Ai.,ut ,hr.y thousand A.ncrlca - are
'yr.,tgd Psre sHlrtE which woui1 ,n.
atie tl.m to .0tiygY control Tho
y Mi, al the ~ Uuplu' I7ln a.
, in l.s wuttwg here ~ diffrr,
onc'. between tha iUsurgent chiefs and
70 ANninalio. nm. latter is reported 10
!, be- aware that De- cannot e'b,ure Ma