davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-27
CIT RICHES

Pastors Who Iavite Your 4Hend0nce To-
H,Orr0tr.
Rev. J. d. NJ. Buckner has returned
flom the camp meeting, and will
preach az the First NJ. E. church Sun
day mo ming.
Services at the NJ f. church, South,
tomorrow as follows: Sunday school at
10 a. NJ preaching by the pastor at / ]
a. m Epworth League at 2 o. m.
Union Sc vice at the Christian church
at p. m. All are cordially invited.
e. B. GHENOWETB. Fastor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-27
OidlFolks' Ooncert.
Following g is part of the program

Following g is a part Of the program
Reverie-H. Veauxtempe.
Violin solo-Prof. Lehrer.
Duette, violin and flute, from Der
Sennerin-Prof Lehrer and Stuart
Briggs.
Vocal trio, Believe Me" Verdi
Mrs Hagan, Prof. Lehrer and MIR.
O'Meara.
Come and hear one OF the old songs
by Mrs. Cotteral.
Song by eight singers, Last Rose
OF summer" with hute obligato.
"A Worldly Song, by four men
singers
Solo--By Miss Kimball.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-27

Price, SOAP, 25 tOntmnp.
Edwds K Prevent s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-27
MISS.MILLER ENTERTAINED
IN Erenny OF Pleasure Enjoyed ty ne
l0ung People.

Young People.
At the home OF her parents Mr. and
Mrs Miller, 704 East Warner, Miss
Faye entertained last evening num-
Der OF her young fiiends with music,
dancing and various games. The
house was decorated with flowers and
plants The lawn was brilliantly IL
Illuminated with colored lights The
effect was charming. Delicious re-
freshmeuts were served. Those pres
ent were Misses Helen Mccoy, Dessa
Matchett, lone Coyle, Nellie Overbay,
Winnie Matchett, Norma HeilmR,
Ethel Rinehart, Gay Bronson, Edna
Kelly, Ruby Kelly, Bertha Lyon, Do.
Engler, Ruth Kerns, Ruby McNeal Fay
Grissell, Mary Brooke, Pearl Rhodes
Blanche Spurlock, Ethel Todd Grace
Bowers, Lelah Mcpherson, Dott Smith
Stella Porter, lone Hall, Maude Pain,
ter; Messrs. Louis Bronson, Paul Me
Neal, Gavin Mccoy, Sanford Brooks
Harry Spurlock, Lloyd McPherson,
John Coyle, Phillip Grissell, John
Brooks, Fred Rhodes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-27
PLEURIsY QUICKLY CURED.

have suffered the most excruciating
pains in the side. The Doctor said il
was Pleurisy. The Brazilian Balm gave
me almost instant relief when everv-
thing else failed and permanently cured
me. took it and had some warmed
and rubbed on strong.
MRS, ELIzABETH PARCELS,
Marcus Hook, Pa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-27
An Asthnn Cnre.

There is no need of any one suffering
with asthma if they will use Brazilian
Balm Mrs. S. I. Smith, SIS East Eagar
street, baltimore, Md, says: zone bot
tie of your Brazilian Balm has done
more TO relieve my little daughter Of
asthma than anything have ever tried,
and have tried everything l could
hear OF, and many doctors have treated
her"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-27
SavedA Rnv,sI.ife

Mrs. Captain II. Hubbard, of Milford,
Del, says; brazilian Balm saved my
boys life. He began just like the one
we lost with Group. We gave him few
doses. He quickly dropped to sleep,
and was 1,l right in the morning"
For Sale BY Wallace & Muller and the
Se4tOnldn Drug Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-27
Flr.t publl.hea IN Dany Leader aug. % Isas


To whom 10 may concern Notice Is here
by given that Nor Wenherger has this day
6led his petition 10 sell al retail Spirituous.
NinOus and Malt Liquors in Guthrie, Logan
lion be Aled ON on before The 2nd day of sep
temher a. D iS8s said petition win be
granted. r. EMMETT STEW ART County
Clerk Guthrie Okla, August i6 isDs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-18
PEYT0N'S DISCHARGE,


iff If' I flAAilN'AA
CAMP ALGER VA. June lE-SDecial. -
Notice of The honorable discharge OF
First Lieutenant pevton. OF Company
u. h3a been received here and captain
Wiredad wrote the Governor last night
recommending the promotions 20 be
made Though ho refused 20 say whom
na hai recommended. &c is known that
second Lieutenant Hoffman VIII be ad-
t3ncal t0 ItNou's place and " Is
Thought among members of The company
thar either Sergeant Wis ana otta can't
White wll Doe promoted Lieutenant
P.ytlu's discharge was given him against
his wIL lie is The chief clerk 10 INC
rast-adce at Charlottesville and really
OBJ. head of the office
When hi- company went 90 Richmond.
h. accompanied them hut his services
wore indispensable 10 the Office and he
g0s given bus discharge. lie protested
aud went no Washington hut the war
Department would do nothing They
gave him a frlOugh i0r ten days with
instructions % resign bat De refused 20
fo so aud the furl0ugh was e2taudad ten
DAYS I0neer At tle expiration ol TINS
period he stiu declined and tho discharge
s Che outcome.
H. VIII Do much missed from the c0m-
pauv as Doc was valuable oihcer ana
10 general fav0riio.
A hospital corps consisting ~ - men ln
addition to those they nave no" VIII p7
appointed IN a few days. Two men from
alol company who sre able 20 pass The
examination required win Doe detached
and Join the corps
An order has been issued directing that
aIl persons wearing the Red Cross stripea
who arc not members of the society VIII
have them taken on 40 once.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-18
CADlZ FLEET HAS SAILED,
state Department Has Onicial Inior
nation That They Arc at sea.


WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE state
Department has received the following
dispatch from i,s agent at Gibraltar:
Charles ", pelayo. Rap.olo. Patricia.
Audaz. Osad0. ProsperIu1. Girllda. Pre-
laj1 Colon. with the Minister on board
Alfonso Docc. Canadonsa, Antonio Loo
p.z. IsIa P8u0s. Bueuos Ayres and SAN
Francisco. loft Cadiz yesterday. First
eleven passed the Rock bound FOR Carr
magena for orders; last three troops ou
board DID
This is Admiral Camaras Cadlz squad
ron. and appears 90 De in the Aediterr1-
mean bound FOR African shores.
GIBRALTAR. June lL-Ihc captain Of
"a German steamer which arrived here
tbis morning. reports having sighted the
SPANISH Cadlz fleet off Ceuta, north coast
of Africa. about opposite ANA seventeen
miles south-southeast of Gibraltar laet
evening. The warships it is added were
GOING in am easter.y d.recuoon. Ine meet
consisted of two hattleships. -FOUR large
,ri,isere and four torpedo boat destroy ei.
GlgRAITAR. June 1.-THE Cadiz
ceef which was sighted on Deuia last
evening PASSED here to-day going eas.-
v,ard II consisted OF two batt.esnips'
four AUXILIARY cruisers, and four torpedo
boat destroyers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-18
Unless the Men Can Be Better
Equipped Here.
LIVELY FIST FIGHT IN COMPANY D
The Brigade Court Martial Deals With
thc Members OF Company y Who
We're Away without Leave
and Disarmcd q sentinel
We're Fined and Made
60 Do Hard Labor.


CAMP ALGER. VA. June lt-Speclai
.r,......'. ,....,, fi,.sl, f.i4 afternoon about
g., ...-....,.,. q, stree. WHOM
d.rner tine ln company ~
priyltes Brown ol tle Hospital ~o'p''
and Thrift al the attcr company, ea-
i,,.oi,. e-t e.rf the nrst that
g15ed lH "'clS '''' -.7.''
AIs occurred s'"'' '''
camp. Tie mon engaged in dispute
over l oIl.e to eat and finally came CD
, .r...,,- i.,5ir. a blow ON Brown
'i'".' i"' ,.....,.. ,.,
knocking Dunn down """ "''' "'''' ''''
g.r
t,.,.,i. ..f l.fb n.r.i.s mterfareI. but
....., t.t.... ,,-
nor Ih lII"' '' a'F' '''." i'''' '''
drr.d under arrest hy Captain Nnsleid.
THIRD no MOVE.
.r..-. i... ...',,,.- ,..,-r.r, ro-.sv which
... ..,r....I d. believed f,y
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-18
AS GATHERED
IN OLD MADRID.
Reports from Manila are Discourage
ing--Great Secrecy Maintained
About Camara's Fleet,

MADRID. June 11.-Great secrecy Us
maintained ln regard 90 Admiral Cama-
RATS fleet. The Spanish newspapers say
that work is being actively continued n
tine Halearic Islands.
The Liberal re.terates the declaration
that 81 Spain has nothing 20 nope from
tne uowers she is able to defend Nel'eIl
Before the departure of the Spanish
v..r.hins a flag ot honor, embroidered hl
tre ladies of Cadlz. was presented 10 iAe
officers of the cruiser Carlos y.
Do WAS "a soimcn ceremony. The nag
WAS blessed by priest on the deck or Jne
vessel and the Minister ot Marine mdd- "a
patriotic speech.
Captain Aunon subsequently, held a
council of war with Che commanders OF
au the ships of the squadron On Doaid
tne batue-hlp pelayO. Captain Aunon
of..r tbe departure of Admiral Camara
wired the Premier the following mes
"rhe reserve squadron and the troops
of the cXuelltOry corps on lcANlhs spun
is1 waters send greetings to the govern
maut and tAe fltherlaud ana aIim lheF
desire TO fight for tnem
Thc Minister of Marine also teltgraphed
t5 the queen Regent enthusiastic greet
luUH from NIH HII.....tt.'f t.'...
uouncemeut of the determination to HsAl
to thc last for Che national honor.
IL b. announced that Captain Aunon.
after inspecting thc arsenal at Cartna-
r.na. VIII return Go this city and organ
ize a tliri squadron of wars hips. lie
sent a message 90 the premier tnat Doe was
mueh satisfied with tho condition of the
SQUADRON of Admiral Camara.
Premier Sacastt. 20 is said. hopes TO
rroroeue the Chamber of Deputies next
week.
MADRID. juno rs 7. M-rhe fol-
lowing dispatch from Manila, signed by
Cant8iu-Gcneral Aueueu ana dated June
l3,h is published officially.
''The grave situation set forth in my
disuateh of June STA continues. Troops
are nehting on the line of block houses.
which stops the enemy advance.
.The enemy has been strengthened by
deserHous of tbe native troops, which
diminish our means M resistance ana am
compelled to take refuge within tho
walled city.
Communication with the provinces is
stul cut. and { DO not know whether tne
attachments there Will Doe able 90 hold
ONT sgaiust q lack of resources
Of hope 20 receive assistance from the
peninsula before cur means of defence
are ehaustcd.'
MADRID. June lI-G u. M.-There are
number o. rumors la circulation hero
as TO the sliuation of Admiral ta-
mafa's heet. One has it that the spanish
warshlps are now heading for BOSTON.
Mas with the intention OF bomhardins
me New England towns aud another
report sets forth that the spanish reserve
fco,tip,ied ON Seventh papel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-18

cl during which q good deal or furm-
turc WAS demolished
The citizens were locked up IN lhe
room by The police until the soldiers h'd
departed and then taken 20 the station
house.
ICE WATER ENTERPRISE.
The private tent in the street of COM
pany n. OF the Fourth Regiment has be-
come the general attraction OF the com
pany l,s inmates have started an zee
water enterprise and members OF the
company are allowed 90 take part IN tho
game provided they pay ten conts INTO
The general treasury twice month An
empty beer keg has been sunk into the
ground in a corner 0f the tent and there
ice water is kept The men gather
there from Captain Wyatts down 10 ail
hours of the day. TO enjoy q refreshing
drink
Private Fred l.. Weller or Company
n. who is "a sort of Grand Mogul among
the Blues is Boa charge OF the ice iunn
and he tends 10 his duties I'M the most
faithful manner Private Weller iF also
great fisherman. ana between uril
hours he can usually bo found on the
banks of the ST. Johns river INDUCING
in piscat0r.al sport ON several occ1-
s.ous he has brought enough fish and
crabs back to camp to supply "a meal
to Tho entire company T.. W.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-18
REFUSED TO EXCHANGE HOBSON
Dlanco said That lie Had No Au-
thority To 30 So:

HAVANA, June E.-The Spanish gov
ornmcut it is said at the palace, mas
mot authorized the exchange OF the pii-
oners of tho Arorimac. The gunooat
v,rsg pinzon exchanged communications
Yesterday afternoon with an. American
yyarship. under flag of truce. ana the
commander of the latter was informed
that Capain-Genetm Ila"co mas i' ou-
th,rity to exchange Naval Constructor
IIobson and his gallant companions for
enanlards who are now held prisoners
m thc United States
The Spanish authorities here absolutely
deuy that the arm0red cruiser Nizc1ya
has been destroyed or even damaged by
the fire of the Ncsuvius.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-18
Y. N. C. A. WORK,
The Fourth TO Go on a Practice March
% punbln Heach.

CAMP CUBA LIBRE, JACKSON
VILE. FLA. june lN-9p-cIl-Al Alf.
Frank IL, smith, representing tns army
of tne Christian International commit
zee. of the Young Mems CHRISTIAN A'-'-
citation, has arrived lu the city from
Camp Aigur. tD organize the Wrk mere.
DO is carried ON by brisld.a, one tent iJ
l,,, .1 fect oeluz erected for each brigade
-1 that three tents win be erected here
.t present. Three tents viii Dee SUPP
r.ied with writing material, book. papers.
pamcs. etc.. for the instruction and
amusement of the soldiers. Religious
meetings viii Doe held a. nXed times.
THE work performed is on tAe Ane
with that OF the Red Cross. ANA l5 APP
proved By the United States Govern
ment.
PRACTICE MARCH.
with the permission of General lee
and other commanding officers so soon
as the mule wagons of the First North
Carolina Regiment shall be received
what is called 90 practice march VIII De-
undertaken by the Fourth Regiment III
d. intended 20 mako the march % Pablo
Beach taking with them all necessary
baggage such as would Doe actually car-
fioi ON march during war time. ns
start from camp VIII ne Al@de a',tl
three O'Clock in the morning ana fao.o
will De reached the same day
A few days OF camp life no tho B"ach,
are to Doe enjoyed before the regiment
returns 90 this place The men who are
not able 10 stand the trip will De left
Am camp 10 take care of the property
Of the regiment.
The mulos which are 20 he siVen 10
this regiment are now at Tampa but
are expected % arrive here soon. Inc
WAGONS have also been contracted Tor
and are expected here within few day
A yellow goat with patches of black,
the mascot OF Company NJ. Second VIZ
ginia Regiment attracted con 'derdDie
attention in yesterday parade.
SOLDIERS AND CITIZENS ROW.
Last evening quite "a row occurred I'D
a music hall. called the clyde, ln lhe
city of Jacksonville during an intermis-
sion i'm the performance half dozen
citizens who sat around table by them
selves became obnoxious. ana received "A
sound thrashing from the hands OF the
military present. one Of them save an
eplthet 10 the Wisconsin reserves that
would have iusulted them hat any OF
them been present There being no reply
f0rthcoming the same vile name was ap-
piled To- the Virginia soldiers. This was
at once taken up hy those present from
the Second and Fourth Virginia ksgl-
ments.
The obnoxious citizens were thorough
~ chastised and a genera melee iolio"-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-18
Nernl!niing for ENchange.

WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE follow
ing has been received irom Commodore
Watson:
"On the 10th T sent Captain Ludlow on
the Mamie under flag OF truce with iull
pawcr to negotiate IN exchange FOR
Hobeon and the seven petty officers.
ChIef-of-stam answered by letter that ar
ter reference 90 Madrid the Captain
General will communicate by nag of
truce
Captain Ludlow WiH II pnsslile' nave
exchange made as desired and soon.
(Signed.) NA1sON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-18

....-. q, d, r,. Il gua-
ASHlN"loN' ~ 80 ''"o
c.aL-Coionel Jesse N' A''' oil '''' i''''''
United States N1mnu.ccrs. Infantry, has
.-...., %, pi.bmo1d
utei ol'e'-" ''
Petersburg, and Litle.on n. 60 l'1 "Aiy
! ia connection with tlo organization and
t.. r...,,.nt ou th.
...tii -...,,,., D.,
.''"l' ..'''A '' -"' 'a.'...''.. 1859.
..''- ',''' '.,1,. ....'' .o.,I.gI n. fh.
was D" ."o ,''s tg,t .,uIt
-A,''''''... ..' i.-,gas,.--..neraI as h.s
t.t ..ol D..u aer,d. It Will
.'u-He .lh NaA "'' '.,..
/ ne frAy l4f Aim t'-i''' ''"' '''
probably then take tlr ut'h 'i "''.''
and Doe assigned.
d.. is very drs.rnu- of going f1 CUBA
and wH have talk with General Miles
h.i'ta l,... pug -.- ..,rp
N-" ... .r tfret
o1'Ia %, o'''- g,,..'i t,,,. csvair.
Lieutenant N. W. It'h 5000, Ii.NN '".N '''i.
musterug officer aUI First Lae1lendn.
i' t,t..t,.. ta. D..n. apuouted
t. ,.,,....J t, suetr Loaf
ana olutleu lv i''- ~ . rt.
/ Mountain. Virginia WIN o. F'-" ~ ."-
selection of tract oi lInd suitable TOT
"a military camp. The place referred t0 ls
ue4r Harpers Forry.
'''.'- MN, rvittf pFcpIrNT
.,... -l 4ii- y lin '.-I,.''s .,f.er.iou
was to-day called o. t1e reports ,A't
some of the troops unW at Camp AIser
would ha sent South soon. When asked
/ whether the Third Virginia would Doe
iH'',i ' ',,..,.. l,,..' b.gn
-". .I.. -.llr..,.I ,...r,f..r,i..s
/ mao. WIN amy ~. '. '''.'
! running out of washington l't lI". .l'i-
1 tat0u for the mon. aut lhlt would NOT
raruira very much ilm. General Corbiu
/ Said mo- orders had been issued with
/ r.r'rarre to mo fuo hattlIions of negro
/ .,i.il.r. 30, vIra...,
DI-cTtpeFs
! orders nave u'Nu Irru'h i'I lH' 'i-
! charge of priutes j W. Phillips. Come
! -....... a. Tf...rfm f|H-r...f4 TurTrfrNs lI||E-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-18
THE NEWLANDS
RESOLUTION.
It Was FayorabIy Reported to the
Senate--The international Bank
Bill Was Passed.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Foreign
Relations Committee. through Sir. Davis,
tus chairman. tO-day reported llForably
l. tho Senate the NeWiauds resolution
for tte annexation of tine Hawaiian ls-
lands. AIT. Davis announced his purpose
of calling up tne resolutions to-Motfo"
for consideration. hu- as the Senate de-
c.ae4 later tO adjourn until Monday the
l.ult. uu0u tho resolutions VIII uot begin
until thal time.
The hil tl incorporate the international
American Bank In accordance Witn the
resolution of the Pan-American Congress,
which has occupied the greater part OF
the Seuate's time this Week was pas ed
This afternoon by "a vote of 70 90 %.
The design Of the measure is t0 furnish
such banking and exchange facilities as
will promote trade between the United
States and the countries ol Central and
south America. The bin provides thar
tine bank shall have a capital stock or
S5ul0.o00. and chat the capital stock may
Doe Increased 20 S-50l0.Q0. The institution,
according to the terms ot the DID, shan
bo under the supervision OF the Comp
tr0lIcr OF the Currency and n the char
ter of tho corporation. which the Dill
grants. certain privileges arc accorded 90
the ucorp0rat0rs iu view of advantages
which are expected t0 %c-lue 90 those
interested in trade with southern coun-
tries.
AN amendment 20 tho bin provides that
the coterie of citizens who comply with
fha requirements OF the charter may or
lean.zs and establish am international
bank.
,rhe detailed vote on The bill follows:
Yeas-Allison. Baker Burrows, car
fery Cullom. Davis. Dehoe, Elkins. Fair
hanks. Foraker trye, Gailinger Hanna,
Hansbrough Hawley. lioar Lodge, Nc
MILAN. Morgan. Morrill, Perins. Piatt
1Conh) shoup. Warren. Wellington,
Wilson 2j.
Navs-Bacon. Bate. Chiffon. Cockren
Daniel. Faulkner lleithoid. Jones ArkD
Kyle. NcEuery Mallory. Mantle. Milis,
Mitchell. Pasco. Petlgrow Pettus. Raw
Inns sullivan Teller Turner. Turpie.
White-W
AttP NJ. the senate went into oxecu-
tive session and soon afterward adj
iourncd.
In the House.
WASHINGTON, j.. C., June 1.-THE
general deficiency blll and conference re-
port upon the District OF Columbia ap-
proprlatl3n b.ll occupied the attention OF
the House to-day. The latter viii be dis
posed OF tomorrow.
Tho deficiency measure probably Will
not pass the House before Monday. the
session after o'clock being see apart for
oui0gics upon the late senator Harris OK
tennessee.
AT o'clock the House took recess
until s. the evening session being de-
voted 10 the consideration OF semion leS-
islation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-18

PARIS. June T.-Prcsidcmt Fauro has
invited NJ Rih0t % form "a Cabinet. TO
succeed the Meline Ministry which re-
signed on Wednesday last.
IL IS understood he has asked until to-
morrow in which TO reply.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-18
PLANNING
Another
CAMPAIGN
May Not Reinforce Shat
ter at Once.
TO TAKE EPORTOR RICO
The Next Expedition May Go
TO That Island.
LARGER ARMY is REQUIRED.
Spanish Forces There are
Much Strengthened.
LARGER ARMY is REQUIRED.
Spanish Forces There are
Much Strengthened.
CADlZ FLEET MAY COME THERE

It T. Thought This Would DE a Logi-
cal Move for Them-Advices From
Dewey Indicate That He Il ia
Perfect Touch With the in-
surgents- May Bo Hold
ing Them on From
Taking Manila un-
ill His Rein
forccmcnts
Arrive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-18
He VIII Get His Commits
sion To-Day.
GEN. COKBIN SILENT.
No Transportation Arranged for the
Third Regiment,
TO ESTABLISH A NEW VA. CAMP.

Captain John Lamb Presses the Viz
cinia BiIIs Against the Government
for Supplies and Funds Ad-
vanced to the state Troops.
AnOld Liquor Law Re
yived ia Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-18

Virginia, North Carolina ana son,n
corolina-Showers and thunder Storms
warmer IN the interior. light nor,he"so
crly winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-18

Continued on sixth faEe)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-18

lconlnnel on - -
Evening journal., 1898-06-11

with Captain Glass IN accomplishing the
,ofcat OF the Spanish force in the La
irOno islands
No doubt exists in official circles that
he Charleston has by this time reached
Sua.an During the run from San
Francisco to Honolulu tho cruiser made
n average Of 800 miles a day and on
ono or two occasions made $50 miles.
Proceeding at her average rate-a rate
which the Peking viii easily be able to
maintain-it is estimated by the off,
cials that she should have made the
1000 miles separating the Hawaiian is
lands and GuaJan in ten days. II. az IS
believed. sh6 left Honolulu On May 81.
sire has thus covered the distance, and
by this time has taken possession Of the
Islands
IL Is not believed that the American
force had much difficulty I'm taking
luajan. The spaniards had two small
forts at that point, and just before the
war broke out sent a few guns and
troops 10 re-enforce the garrisons.
These are not believed 20 have been
large enough to have given any trouble
to the American forces.
Evening journal., 1898-06-11
Tho Cadlr Fleet.

LISBON, Jupb liza yioiont gale Is
blowing that maypfsveRt the departure
n Admiral Candra,s Squadron from
-adis. but when tha weather. Is favora-
Die It VIII leave IS ships in an.
The principal vessels are tho Pelayo
me Carlos V, Alfonso XIII. Vitoyaa,
armored cruiserst three new destroyers,
he auxiliary cruisers Patria and Rapl-
10. and the aI1ne6 ships os the Trans
atlantica llna making, With the con-
vofs. NIX IN ALL not forgetting the dis
patch boat Girslda.
Camara win sail with sealed orders.
vi that is known IS that fhe squadron
win divide into two sections, taking
Inherent directions.
Nether the Lep6nto. Numancia nor
the Caruenal Cisneo-os IS ready for sea.
in spite OF al efferts
The visit OF the Spanish minister Of
marine. Captain Aunon.. 10 Cadlz Is re-
garued here as a preliminary toward
the departure OF Admiral Camara's
squadron.
Evening journal., 1898-06-11
AN INJUNcTIoN.
Spain Must Pay Us II Cervera blows Up
His Ships.

Spain Must Pay Us II Cervera blows Up
His Ships.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE navy
department has sent orders TO Admiral
Sampson to notify Admiral Cervera that
70 the latter destroys his four armored
cruisers and two torpedo boat destroy
ers TO prevent their falling into our
hands Spain at the end OF tho war will
be made TO pay an additional indemnity
aG least equivalent 20 the value Of those
vessels. II has been realized all along
that the Spanish admiral. rather than
permit bis fine squadron to be added 70
he United States navy. might at the
Rst moment when no saw that further
assistance was uselesa prefer 10 blow
hem up, perhaps going SO Gar as 10
carry himself and his men along With
thom. II was somewhat hastily assuna-
Q at first that II Cervora cared 70 do
bis nothing could be done 20 prevent it.
Even now he may prefer 70 send his
Aiips 20 the bottom and let this country
oToct such roparatlon as IL may see fit.
Rhe navy department hopes, however,
70 convince him by the above argument
IF the folly Of doing anything so rash.