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Mohave County miner., 1898-09-24
Mine Warning Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that neither
myself nor the Green Linnet mine, sit
uated IN Union Basin, Wallapai mining
district, Mohsve County, Arizona, will
he responsible for anv debt for labor OF
supplies contracted br the lessees there
on. FOSTER s. DENNIS.
Kineman, MAY 20, 1898.
Mohave County miner., 1898-09-24

Pullman Tourist SleepIng Cars daily through
between Chicago and San Francisco and Chi
cago and Los Angeles.
The Grand Canyon OF the Colorado can be
reached only via this line.
Ask for beautiful illustrated book which
will be mailed free. JOHN j. BYRNE
Gen, Passenger Agent, Los Angeles. Ca
Mohave County miner., 1898-09-24
Warning Notice.

To whom 1t may oouoern:
Notice is hereby given that the In
dependence, Goddess of Liberty and Ma.
bel mining claims, situate near Union
Pass, in San Francisco mining district.
Mohave county. Arizona, are under lease
and bond to parties working the same,
end that neither said property nor the un :
der.iRned owners thereof will be- responsi.
BILE for any labor or debts contracted nor
injuries sustained by any employe or en-.
ployer in the operation Of said mining
property; that all operatives engage in
said service at their own risk and that no
debt is valid against said mining claims.
B. H. SPEAR,
o. ID. M. GADOIS,
j. q. DEXTER.
Kingman, Arizona, Nov. 20. 1897.
Mohave County miner., 1898-09-24
Dissolution of Copartnership.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ copartnership heretofore existing between
w. A. Laswell and James Rosborough, in the
town OF Kiogman, Arizona, Is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. w. A. Laswell will pay all
bills and collect al accounts due the firm.
JAMES Ru5BOK0UGH.
KISGMAE, August 10Th, 1898.
Mohave County miner., 1898-09-24
Notice.

Having leased the O. K. mill at Gold
Basin to parties who are running it, the
public is hereby notified that the mill
owners will not be responsible Tor any
debts contracted during the time OF the
lessee. o. K. M Co.
Kingman, A. T., July 6, 1898.
Mohave County miner., 1898-09-24
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that neither the
Ora Plata or Mariposa mines, nor the
owner thereof, will be responsible for
any debts contracted by the lessees
thereon in working said mines
J w. GERRITT
Kingman. March 8, 1897.
Mohave County miner., 1898-09-24
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that neithe,
the Nighthawk mine. nor the owners
thereof, will be responsible for any debts
contracted by the lessees thereon.
JAMES T. LANaFoRD,
Superintendent
Kingman, Arizona, Nov. 23d, 1895.
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GENERALS TO COMMAND.
Lee and Wheeler Ordered to Report
at Tampa, Fla.
ARE EVIDENTLY DESTINED FOR CUBA
Thousands nj Volunteers Are Arriv
Ing at ChiciSamauGn Park aud
others Are Ordered to Move.

Washington, May 16--In general order
issued at the war department today the as
ssnments to the different corps and other
important commands are announced. The
order is as follows.
Headquarters OF the Army, Adjutant Gen.
erals office, Washington, Mey l6.--The
following order has been received from the
war Department.
War Department, Washington, May 49,
The following assignment OF senenal IT.
fioers to command is hereby made by the
PRESIDENT
MAJOR General Wesley Merritt, u. ). A.,
the department OF the Pacific; Major Gen-
eral John X. Brooke, u, s. A., the First
corps and the department Of the Cult; Ma
tor General Granam, L, s. a., the Secoad
corps, with headquarters at Falls church
Major General Wade. U, s. A., the Thru
corps, Major General Brooke, Chiekamau-
"a; Major General John j. Coppiuger, IT, s
VI, the Fourth corps, Mobile. Ala; Major
General w, r. Shafter, U. s. ", the Fifth
corps, Tampa, Fla; Major General Elwell
s, Otis, U. $. ". to report 10 Major Gem
cral Merritt, Y. s. A., for duty on the pa
citic, General w. l.. Wilson. u. S. ", The
Sixth corps, Chickamauga. reporting to
Major General Brooke; Major General Fitx-
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tested that The Netherlands had Ia no way
violated her neutrality, and that further
dispatches wilf show this to be the re.
The Netherlands was the second country In
the world to proclaim Ter neutrality. and
her proclamation was dated five days after
ths commencement Of the war on April Il.
Ia protesting against the action Of spaa-
iarda Ia Martinique iu signaling 10 Span
ish mes OF war, Consul Darte at 81. Pierre
has acted with the full approval Of The
state department, and il is expected that
the Martinique authorities will see that
there are no further exchange OF signals.
II there should be any further action OK
this character. this government viii call
the attention OF France TO the matter In
order that 1t may take such measures As
its neutral position demands. Il is the e1-
peetation and belief OF the administration
that the French government viii live up to
the neutrality hws and Will forbid assist
anee being rendered to the enemy's feet by
residents Of Martinique or Guadeioupe.
The state department was informed today
By its consul at ST. Thomas that the gov
crnor Of the Danish Islands had officially
announced that no coal would be supplied
10 the men OF war OF either bellgerents in
the future.
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SQUADRON AT CADIZ.
1t VIII Re Ready to Move in "a short

1t VIII Re Ready tn Move in "a short
Time.
Especial Cable to The Pest and New York
Herald. Copyrighted, 1928, by James Cor
don Bennett.)
Cadiz, May 16.--The dockyard authori-
ties hers have announced that the reserve
fleet. which would consist Of the pelayo,
the Carlos Y, the Alfonso XII and the
newly equipped cruisers, the Rapido and
the Patria. together with the torpedo de-
stroyers Audaz and Prosperina, will be
ready for sea in the middle of the present
week. There has been considerable diff
Guilty in the matter of obtaining skilled en-
gineers Spanish engineers being unable to
obtain the proper speed out of the torpedo
eatchers. The Giralda will probably ac-
company the fleet as a dispatch boat.
1t is already surmised that the above
mentioned fleet goes 10 the Philippines, but
everything depends upon wat may happen
in Havana. Were the first Spanish fleet
to make a good position and should any
misfortunes occur to the United States
warships, the men of war now in Cadiz
would be directed west and not east. The
Peiayo will be the flagship and several
armed transports will accompany the fleet
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SpANIARDS INELAMED.

English sailors StOned-Aliegcd Al
lance the Reason Given.
London, May 16.--A dispatch TO the
Standard from Corunna says: The presence
OF the British channel squadron at Villaga.-
ella is likely to lead to some unpeasantness.
The Anglo American alliance has SO in
famed the Spaniards that the postmen OF
the fleet when on shore to collect letters
have been hootei and stoned.
Threats have been made to stop the sup.
ply of provisions to the fleet The British
consul protested to the alcalde, who ex-
planned that the popular resentment was
due to belief in the existence of an al
lance and to the further impression that
the fleet took what properly belonged to
the poor.
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HOSPITAL SHIP.
koIace II Supplied with DeIicacics
for sick or Wounded

for sick or Wounded.
tCopyright, ls9s, by Associated Press.)
Key West, May Ia Correspondence OF
the Associated Press lit looks like stern
business Shen the hospital corps is sent 20
the trent. The first of thcse who will at
tend the wounded on board ship reported
at Key West on Wednesday last in the
United States ambulance ship Solace. The
Solace has been at anchor for several weeks
at Hampton Roads. Her officers, surgeons
ard others were anxious to get to work. II
there was work TO be done. On the Satlir
day previous tic her arrival here she re-
ceived hurry orders TO get nearer to what
is to be the scene of action. or course the
plan Is to have the Solacc whore she will
be OF the most good. and Commander Dun
lsl arrived in port and was uncertain
whether he would be ordered to Havana Or
be sent to Porto Rico.
At any rate, the Solaee has mission to
fulfill before caring for the wounded, and
that is to ross the Florida strait and visit
each OF the vessels OF the blockading fleet.
Among the sick of the blockaders the deli
cacies provided by the colonial DANES will
be distributed or else they will be stored
on the various ships for future use. The
ambulance ship has been bolntifully sup
piled by the women of America with good
things that are generally lacking at sea
and in the field. Perhaps no ship will lie
the center OF so much concern as the So
lace. Her white sides and her Red Cross
flag will mark her to friend and foe. Her
mission will lie Of mercy. that which has
been destined to care for the wounded, 10
comfort the dying.
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Ar MARTINIQUE.
Nothing Hns Been Seen of the Al
legged spanish fleet.


legged spanish fleet.
copyright 1893, by Associated Press.)
ST. Pierre, Martinique, May lG--No,hlng
has been seen or heard Of the Spanish fleet
to-day up to late hour this evening It
may be lying OF the island or uay have
gone The Spanish ambulance ship ALI
caute, Is stll At Port de France. She IS
being painted white The torpedo boat
Destroyer endeayored to coal the Alicante.
but tho authorities interfered ond refused
her permission. The signal lights that
have been seen on The neighhorlng hills the
last few nights have been undoubtedly
manipulated by friends Of the spanIarls,
hoplng TO assist them 10 capture the
United states auxiliary cruiser Harvard
These have been the subject Of a vigorous
protest by the United States consul and
have diminished somewhat especially after
the gendarmes secured thu mountain rrads,
but one flashed brightly last night. There
are suspicious that a Spanish lpan-of var
ia lying In the Dominican channel to the
northwest Of Martinique, a French man
of-war (probably the Admiral sigalt de
Genoutlly) arrived today from San Juan
20 Porto Rico. She was slightly hit by
flying shells at the bombardment there.
The people herr are excited over the war
Ike news
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SIMPSONS FLEET.
The Porter Puts Ia at Cape HnytIcn
with Dispatches.


with Dispatches.
Copyright 1893, b. Associated Press,
Port Au Prince. Hayt, May l6 The
United States torpedo boat Porter returned
to Cape Haytion this morning having left
Rear Admiral SIMPSONS feat in the offing
Lieutenant Bennett conferred vita the
United States consul OF Cape Haytien and
filed dispatches from the rear admiral. The
rendezvous Of the fleet ia north from Cape
lIaytlen. The Porter left hero at 10
o'clock TO rcjoln the fleet.
While going to Cape Haytien yesterday
the Porter scraped reef but sustained no
damage.
The destination of the fleet Is uncertain.
The Btoreship Supply was expected to await
the Minneapolis ut Cape Haytien and her
departure from there IS said to be due TO
mistake, which wac happily rectitied by
the Porter's return, Tho cruiser Minneap-
Oils is likely to be Intercepted with new
orders.
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DUTCH CALLED DOWN
hiaister Of The Netherlands Seen by
Secretary Day.
The AID GIVEN The SPANISH FLEET
At Curacao Was the Subject uadcr
Discussion.
Al VIOLATION or NEUTRALITY
A VIOLATION or NEUTRALITY
Tie View Taken Of 1t by the United
States.
IA VIGOROUS DENIAL HAS BEEN MADE.
n. de WcckheIin Says There Was w
Violation of the Neutrality Law
by His Country.
Especial Dispateh to The ros, AMI New York
Herald copyriEhted. 1883. by james Cor
sJf-1s fgenretI1

Especial Dispateh to The Post aud New York
Herald Copyrighted. 1883. w James Cor
dcr BsnretLi
Washington May is.--An important con
ference was held in the state department
this n1orning between Secretary nay and
the minister from The Netherlands, Sir.
De weckheriin. the subject under discus
rion being the lau6ing Of the Spanish fleet
at curacoa. where II is reported the Span
isrds took on coai food, supplies and am
munition. Curacao Is possession Of The
Netherlands and The latter nation was the
second n the liz, Of foreign governments
to declare neutrality after war between the
United states and spain had been declared.
1t is claimed that the government OF The
Netherlands Violated the neutrality laws
In permitting spani to make rendezvous
for her fleet and her supply ships at Gu
racoa.
Assistant Secretary of State o'Deu, who
ia recognized authority on international
laws and treaty stipu;aeons, participated.
Senator's and Representatives who called
to see Mr., ley were quietly told to come
bsck later, as the secretary was engaged
with the Dutch minister
II is claimed by tbs Unitod states that
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HAD AMPLE TIRE.
vas Warned by u.u

warned nv , ~
''f9lclai ,nispatch to The Posi- ana
dom por c.pyEshted, 1885, b.. INV. ~" York
washington May 16.-Had t,o
BOARD and the navy den,r,u. ' ~
plVH'puy on information published t,,a
weeks ago by the Herald. the Spanish .,,0
coal no" be without
p,,.'', Information came from a re,,a.,.
'.''sh source and was to the i, r,. ,'' ',''
oeiore neutrality was declare COLI. mat
10 'ns british flag and carrying so0o ,ors
o eoai ieit England. Their destina,ton ~, va
'S'ehsipis the Southern Amerlcan -
sries' out really was the norm 49,.
S"e1ueia' Tbs failure of the eover,n,o,,.
70 take advantage of this news bas 49,.
iess enabled the Spanish men-os-nss
repienish their supply OF 80, 70
oe ap'e to cruise for the next ~
- snFee weeks among the West MAJ.
without suffering for that naterIa,
~ Is generally admitted in nava,
that the dispatch of the No,,h
sauaaron TO Porto Rico was a mis,a,.. -
s a ieraia mad announced that the spanish
nse' nad sailed from Cape De VERDI ~.
me West Indies. This is shown hy ~
"isn OF the naval war board 10 49,
junction OF Simpsons and schlev,s .s
r rons' Had SIMPSONS ships remained II
sa0an waters. 1t would have been easy 10
nave Joined tho two fleets. even had the
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CERVERA LOSES PRESTIGE.
MS strategy Is Looked Upon as BE
Ing Very Poor.

HIS strategy Is Looked Upon as Re.
Ing Very Poor.
London, May 1.-THE Times says this
morning: 1t can not be denied that Ad-
mifai cervera has lost prestige in visiting
Curacao. He is now most DISADVANTAGE
ousiy placed for any attack on the seaboard
OIL lhe United States, and if there was ever
thought of going to the Pacific it has
oeen wasted time. Our own belief is that
Apin'fal Cervera's ambition is limited 10
Keeping his feet in being. Certainly if
LOOKS as OF all strategical moves his is not
the one which promises at the best some
initial success to be dearly paid for in anv
event by a subsequent collapse
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-------.--
CAN Not COAL.
@cii'srrents Can Not Take Con, n,
81 Thomas Without Permis.In,

BeiiiErrcnts Cam Not Take ,-o,,
81 fh"""s without Permission.
=. copyright, 1898, Associated Pressl
81 lhohas Danish West Indies. MAY It,
AN official announcement Just issued bv
the governor of the islrna OF 81. Thomas
prohibits the delivery OF coal TO warshIps
o. belliserent powers without the previons
Permission of the governor. who win de-
lorraine the amount each vessel may re-
coive, and who will supervise its delivery
The British steamer Twiekenham. which
arrived here yesterday from Scotland Win
a cargo OF goal for Porto Rico. and which
awaited orders, has cleared. her destination
being unknown.
rhe United States cruiser Yale, formerly
inc american liner Paris, called here for
orders at o'clock yesterday.
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were many liberals who had ns
the cabinet for being too conclllia
who urged it to accept the arpllhs
war. They were the men, supFx
must be willing to accept the ~
tiles of office when war was lills
So it seemed at least 10 SEVEN
bers of the Sagasta ministry. ~
very day of the opening Of tns "
colleagues urged upon Senior 49,
advisability of the cabinet ressl
mediately. Senior Sagasta oplae
wished to temporize as usual. n
some useless delay all he couia
advise the queen regent 70 W
important political leaders on "
of change of cabinet. Inousn
those had shown themselves ".
when war was at a comiofVa,.
none was inclined to assume ~ s.s
bility of office when war was wv
gin. All, therefore, with lns ~
one or two, who were known
Gus of fishing in troubled 49, M
strongly that the existing
tinue. The queen regent, VIZ
strictly reasonable, had thus @
TO request senior sagasua - o,hpf u
He consented, but tls ia MA
were by no means satisfied ~
irreconcilable differences Of oplpm
them on at least one vital guy,S ~.
Icy, and several OF ,nen ~, ~ ours Il
well as some of their coiie sa S.su1
capable of coping with tns ,,ms
duties of their offices at uD
national danger. a., . sae,ft
Finally on Sunday, May 2, 81 III
ing to the representatlon.ss ~ aus
wished to retire, tenderec w. ~ %
the resignation OF the cap n,Sorsou,p
same important political SsocIIyd
consulted and again thfy rs,oss "A
sponsibilities of office' s,ills
deadlock. but there was s .,,se
of 1t. The fundamental ques'vs ss
which divided ministers w ~
government should sun ssss,snafy n
luton by provoking 'he = ~ ahs
tion of the great poWeIss Nsht ID
present hope of peace a .,ar sEs
ter end. On that ques.au.ry "
vital interests OF the c9u,,,tsa b
might we'll have been in n NJ
an opinion by the voice ., y. y II
tives in parliament, anu az pdls
sibility that a more paouu auof S
be recommended because ~ alrr
leader of party whi,n M liss5
used va s,,a expressions 70
IT., 5 ~ show thai
Mn,ch seeiiieu " ossort to sefs,
making another eno. ,y ,aupchN
Senior Moret accoroihs. sIlteA
in the chamber. but SEM, ,Ios n
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THE OREGON.
Making Rapid Time to Join s,mn
sous Fleet
fgpcria1 ntsuotrh 60 frho No..

''"N ""h'h it'uS to Join sump.
sons Fleet.
Special Dispatch to The Post1
washington. May is.~-The admtp,s,r,.
ton expects TO hear good news from tho
oregon soon II is said that Captain
''arhe OF tho big battleship, aided by the
latest orders from Washington. has been
Playing game of strategy which may
enable him 10 join Admiral Sampson before
me Impending battle occurs.
Under orders, the Oregon has been max
ing rapid time since she left Bahia, aud IT
10 said she Is running northwest at full
Speea with the intontiou of getting SOUTH
west OF Porto Rico, whore ARRANGEMENTS
nave been made To coal her 10 her fullest
capacity that she may be ready for Of
fensive and defensive work on short No.
tioe.
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SECRECY OBSERVED.
of Warships Nm Iopr.r
20 lie Made Public

20 he Made Public.
aSh'ngton' May 1.-THE navy depart
iheht showed its usual signs of activity H.
day and yet there was an absolute ,ac,, -,
news concerning the fleets, 1t was assumed
from this that no engagement had occurred
as 'he navy department has been frank tn
give out full reports of actual conflicts
even while guarding with the most rigid
seCrecy the preliminary movements of
shlps' Now that the naval forces are so
near the ground, naval officials feel the
i ueeu more than ever of checking the pub-
!icalion OF the plans which would ieopar-
we we me United States chances. The rou-
c erne announcement OF vessel movements.
pehded and the department is seeking to
prevent disclosures from the MANY coast
towns when the ships put in.
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THE CABlyEI
The Queen Regent IL,
the kssiaastls
sAGAS1A TO ORGANIZE
Meantime the cortes n. I
Sittinss
The CAUSE OF Tnp no.]
Policy Was Too conc,,....
the Peopic-Th. =.
Continued y,sss,''.

Madrid May ls.--a >. d
TINS afternoon visited the Ma
maiiy handed to the o,,ssr Az
lgnation of the ministry ys'4 '
Madrid May is.-2;so J, y II
regent has charged senor I.
a new cabinet.
D. m. "A communicate, 4.
10 the chambers announe,,. .
crisis and asking the cbsms y
snelr sessions pending 4 soln,.la
sagasta believes the new r rnSll
formed by Wednesday. u'a'sl
orders have been issrsa ,
concentrating the recept Nj ~. 4
70 nave been held tomorro ,'sa !. l
SION OF the kings birtbday y q, = !
structed the captain rsns.s sua
'rlc's to hold their usual fsc y,
Madrid, May 1s.--4 D. mn, /.
'ne announcement that the csbI,s
signed both houses adiourn,d
London, May 1s.-The M,
spondent of the Times saws.
a position to explain the mysteiia,
crisis which has been hanging !,
weeks and has given rise to 4 I,
genious surmises. Senior Sar,s,, !.
sagasta cabinet came into oiaes !,
policy of avoiding conflict viii /
ted States by pacifying Cubsus a.
tonomy.
In pursuing this policy cabIna N
ran counter to the general curruI 4
ion in the conservative party. hu +
lence to the feelings Of a lsfae n
its own adherents.
Its attitude was too concIliatu5
the bellicose temper Of the nation &
sequently it became very unpopli,
the policy failed and war vas III,
inevitable, in spite of all the eo,u
it ought to have resigned to NAH =
a fighting cabinet. Ministers dst
peace at any price short Of satrihd
National honor were not the men n
Quoting the affairs of Spain Ia I'D
against an enemy infinitely sEk1
resources.
No doubt a conservative csAxI
practically impossible because |
have required a conservative mild
the chamber. which was not w
without subjecting the country y ]
gerous ordeal OF a general elecd1 |
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Forminw the C.n,n.

LONDON May ia dispatch to the
Morning Leader from Madrid says.
The new minister Of war viii be Senior
Giranzi and the Duke Of Atmodoyar min
lister Of public works. The remainder win
form . makeshift until the budget has been
carried.
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hugh Lee U, s v, the Seventh corps
Tampa, Fla, Major General Joseph H
Wheeler L. S. ", the cavalry division.
iaiupd' ma r. A. Alger.
Secretary OF War.
BY command of Major General Miles
II. c. Corhin, Adjutant General
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Spanish sailed directly from Martinique for
the south coast OF Cuba.
The mistake has been offset by the Mad
rid authorities in sending the fleet to the
coast of Venezuela
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ago re re ponihs sick leave about ton !
Second br bril- ana has taken communal o Of , se-
kins received 1' h. Brisadier General y us 'ne
MS commission toda,, law
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smnh qmdpn usC ereaw hhtt
ana Maria Teresa had
m a go
"~hns@ Ma" sampan department
mira brasno fhlmt
changed as directed vso
Mrvw hn h tdayor
re- Ieh rnrh
III Yves Indies
dat u dpumet
va it III snuth ren
her mother
h THAT Admirably
/ Gn,how ntvnlu1i
til Nupdob
Watson dn m Adnal
~auhedwh
appearance
III adespo
remain hbn
o hhna yrnhs
Spar M in sight
according O h most
MnNue
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Columbus, Ohio, May 49, The First light
artillery, under command of Major Chas.
Atweil' aud the Second regiment of in
fantry, headed by Colonel Klrt. left her.
today for chickamauga The troops were
accorded tremendous ovation.
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OFFICERS TO FIGHT.
""N"i bonrd of Strategy win No
Done Away With.

Especial Dispatch to The post1
washington, May 16.-Within a week tho
naval war board of strategy will be =
reminisoence complete change of policy
mas oeen mapped out by the secretary OF
the navy. Instead of fighting sea battle,
mere on paper, they viii be fought by our
othcers at the scene of action. They will,
also be left to do the planning except as
the department may give orders as 10 mol
i'les' This change was secided on last
night