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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-06-29
QUICK AND DECISIVE.
NATURE OF WORK FOR SOL
DlERS AND SAILORS AT
SANTIAGO.
" hat Long and Miles Expect
Attack to be Kept up Until
the City Surrenders.

W Washington, June 25.-Gen-
eral NJ les believes final concert
ed assault on Santiago began this
morning and will continue until
the surrender of the city. Long
received Il cable from Sampson
announcing proposed lombard. .
ment at daybrcak this morning to
continue until the harbor batteries
are siIcnccd when they would
effect m entrance in the harbor.
Both expect qiick and decisive
work.
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SECOND REGIMENT : STAFF.
with one Minor Expedition al
Places Filled.

Colonel willie Jones, colonel.
Major henry r Thompsc n,
lieutenant colonel.
Captain Havelock Eyans, of
Bamberg, major.
julius wagner, of Charleston,
major.
Luther NJ HaseIden, of Marion,
regimental adjutant.
W NJ Cuip, of Union, adjutant.
Normal W Bull, of Orangcbnrg,
adjutant.
Rev p A Murray, of Beaufort,
chaplin.
wv Tripp, Of Rock Hill, quar-
termaster sergeant.
DrJw Floyd, a son of Col
W Floyd, of Liberty Hill, hospital
steward.
DR. wannamaker, of Orange.
burg, surgeon.
Drs l. A Griffith, of Lexington,
and J + Poore, of Lancaster, as.
sistant surgeons. G o Ia m b a
Record.
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A SOLDIER DROPS DEAD.
VOLUNTEER i \ GILBERT.
OF DARLINGTON, IS
NO MORE.
A Popular Young Private Seized
With a Fatal Stroke of Apo
plexy While Marching
Into Breakfast.
Columbia Record, 9th inst.

C,I,,,l; - ,-,
80, ''''' - I'll ''''''
ne SUMMON camp was shocked
'",' '''''''l'' '"I" morning by the
o"""'" ,'''o "''"SetAor unexpected
u'"'n "I ''le'f cohFa"2. PRIVATE +
- "n''''' OF 'N' Darlington
vs. one oi ''' most Pep liar
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HELP FOR SHAFTER.
Another Body of Troops Shipped
to Santiago.

BY Telegraph to Greenville News:
Newport News, Va, June 25.
The Ninth Massachusetts, Col
b F Began, and Companies A, B,
G and M of the Thirty foulth
Michigan, Colonel Peterman, ar
rived here today on special
train from Camp Alger and en-
barked this afternoon on the
auxiliary cruiser Harvard +
Santiago whittier they have been
ordered to reinforce General
Shafter.
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PAPAL INTERVENTION.
Will BE Requested When Spain is
Ready to Sue for Peace.

Rome, June 27.-Thc papal
nuncio at Madrid telegraphs the
pope that the queen regent desires
the mediation of his holiness when
the opportune moment arrives,
with the object of concluding peace
with the United States. The Num-
clio declared, however, that for the
present the queen is convinced that
Spain is bound to continue the
war.
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A WISE SPANIARD.
He Realizes the Hopelessness of
SPANS Resistance.

SpaiuS ltSolSldnCe.
Kingston, June 26.-In CORES
pondence received from the second
at Santiago it is stated
that food, powder and ammunition
are scarce. The insurgents have
cut off every source Of supplies.
The troops are disheartened and
openly clamor for surrender, ex-
pressing the opinion that the
present war is murder. He saws
Spain should never have entered
the conflict. We were morally
defeated from the first and the
campaign can only result in loss
of blood treasure and credit.
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ssr Itch on human, mango on hoi :
ses dogs and all stock, cured In 80 min
utes by Woolfords Sanitary Lotion.
This never falls. Sold by F Mack
ey & Co, Druggist, Lancaster. =. O.
S0-Incontience OF water during.
sieep stopped immediately by DIR f.
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children and adults alike--Price, 81
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Lancaster. s. @.
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"A CUBAN SHIP IN PORT.
Reports Brought of Il Battle in
Which Many Spaniards Were
killed-A Second Army
Marching to Join
Gomez.

Key West, June 2G 9 a m.-
The sloop Isabel came into port
early this morning flying the Gu.
ban flag. On her were Captain
Rafael Mora, Lieutenant Felix
de Los Rios, and four others of
the Cuban army, carrying sealed
dispatches from the Cuban gov
crnmcnt to ScnorT I Estrada Palma,
Of the New York Junta. These
dispatches will be forwarded bv
the local junta. The isabel left
CaYo Romano, an island of the
north coast Of Cuba last Suud v
and had Il smooth passage. Tho
governments mail system has
been perfected so that full infor-
nation from all parts of the is
land is received daily.
Captain Mora says that two
days before he left Cnyo Romano,
the Cubans sighted the fleet of
American vessels carrying Shat
ter's army and the news caused
great rejoicing.
On June 9th a heavy battle
was fought in the Camaguay
province by General Lope Recios,
of the Cuban army, with force
of 1,500 men, and 5000 Span
iards. The Spaniards were de-
feated and retreated. They bur.
led their dead in II graves, which
the Cubans opened. Some of the
graves contained Ii bodies others
10, 8, 6, 2 and so on. In all, the
Cubans counted $50 bodies, and
their scouts reported that l07
Spaniards were carried away on
litters. The Cubans had Q men
killed and 80 wounded.
General Menocal, with 1000
men, armed with rifles landed by
the Florida expedition at Fort
Banes, is on his way from San
tiago province to re-cnforce Gen
eral Gomez near San. Espiritu.
Last Sunday General NcnocuI
was in Camaguey province. He
had two field pieces for throwing
dynamite, and expected to cross
the Moron trocha without trouble.
A second army of 5000 men is
marching east to join General
Gomez. Nuevitas has been badly
off for food, but recently a steamer
arrived and landed large cargo
of provisions. Subsequently a
big launch from the Bahamas land
ed cargo of food.
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Trouble in havana.

Key west, June 2T. news lust
received from Havana saws a reign
of terror exists. The police
threaten to revolt and are being
watched by troops. Famine is
imminent. The city is panic
stricken.
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THE WRECK CT 1 TROOP
TRAIN.
FOUR SOLDIERS XII LED:
MANY HURT.
A Rear End Collision on the
Kansas City, Memphis & Biz
mingham Road, ut rupelo
Miss.-Engineer of the
Second Section Prob
ably to Blame.

Tupelo, Miss June pa rail,
road accident occurred mt 3:4O
this afternoon, in which four sol
diers lost their lives, and others
received fatal injuries. This af-
ternoon Colonel rorrcy's rcgi
.m"nt of Rough Riders from Chov-
enno, Wyoming, reached this
place, via the Kansas City, Mem
phis 4 Birmingham Railroad. The
first section had stopped to take
water and had whistlcd to start,
when the second section rounded
the sharp carve just before the
town is reached, aud dashed into
it. In the rear OF the first sec
tion was the sleeper, Seville, -
containing Colonel Torrey and
his regimentaI staff. This car
was completely demolished, yet
strange to say, every inmate es-
capped unscratched except the colo
mel, who is injured, though not
seriously. The chief fatalities
occurred in u coach which stood
in the centre of the first section,
and which carried Troop c from
Laramie, Wyoming. This coach
was completely telescoped and the
soldiers within were damned and
bruised. In the second section.
a baggage car was thrown into
the ditch, but in this train few
were hurt, and none dangerously.
Action on the part of the soldiers
was immediate to save their i'm
perilled comrades, and with axes
and ropes and buckets of water,
they worked like demons, tear
ing away the wreckagc to get at
the wounded and dead, and cx-
tinguish the fire which had started
in the sleeper. The wounded
were removed to 4 vacant build
ing in town.
The sections contained Troops
\ G + G and NJ, forming part of
a regiment being transported to
Jacksonville, Fla. Those killed
and mortally injured are from
Wyoming. The regiment had
the misfortune to meet with
wreck in the yards at st Joseph,
Mo-, Friday in which two of the
crew were killed and at St Louis
Saturday one of the soldiers was
accidentally killed by being suf-
focated and falling from the train
in the long tunnel mt that place.
The fault of this accident, it is
said probably lies with the en-
gineer of the second train, who
was running too fast, aud too near
the first section. The name of
the engineer is Rawls, and he has
disappeared. The soldiers have
threatened to lynch him if he is
found. Not horse was injured,
though some of the stock cars
were badly smashed.
The killed are: Willie b Wal.
lace, Troop a; Sam johnson,
T.oop c; Gordon, colored
porter; Cornelius Lenihan, Troop
IC.
The fatally injured are: Henry
S Mapes, Troop G both legs cut
off; internally injured; Private
Gimmer, Troop l., head crushed.
IL others were seriously in
jured.
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THE FIRST FIGHT.
II AMERICANS KILLED.
And so Wounded. Ten of the
Wounded May Die-The Span
iards Had Every Advantage
in the Fight Both in Mum.
bers aDd Position.

Playa del Este, Guantanamo
Bay, June "a, Sp m.-This morn
ing (Friday) four troops of the
First Cavalry, four troops of the
Tenth Cavalry and eight troops
of Rooscvelt's Rough Riders, less
than a thousand men, diSmounted
and attacked 1000 Spanish sol.
diers in the thickets within
miles of Santiago dc Cuba.
The Americans beat the enemy
back into the city, but they left
the following dead upon the field:
Rough Riders-Captain Allyn X
Capron, of Troop Il; Sergeant
Hamilton Fish, Jr., Privates Till
man and Dawson, both of troop
l.; Private DougHcrty, of Troop
A; Private w T Erwin, of Troop
F. First Cavalry-Privates Dix,
York, Bejork, Kolbe, Berlin and
Lenmock. Tenth Cavalry-Cor-
poral White. At least so Amer
leans were wounded, including
six officers. Several of the
wounded will die.
Twelve dead Spaniards were
found in the bush after the fight,
but their loss was doubtless far i'm
excess of that.
General Young commar ded the
expedition and -.sas with the reg !
ulars, while Colonel Wood di-
rected the operations of the Rough
Riders, several miles west. Both
parties struck the Spaniards about
the same time and the fight lasted
an hour. The Spaniards opened
fire from the thick brush, but the
troops drove them back from the
start, stormed the block house
around which they made their
final stand and sent them scatter.
ing over the mountains. The
cavalrymen were afterwurd re.
enforced by Seventh, Twelfth and
Seventeenth Infantry, part of the
Ninth Cavalry, the Second Mas
sachusetts and the Seventy. first
New York.
The Americans now hold the
position at the threshold of San
tiago de Cuba, with more troops
going forward constantly and they
are preparing for a final assault
upon the city,
Hamilton Fish, Jr., one of the
killed, was one of the young New
Workers of good position and
family who went to the front with
Roosevelt's Rough Riders. He
was of distinguished ancestry,
his family being one of the oldest
in New York. His father, Mich
olas Fish, is the son of the late
Hamilton Fish, who was Sc, re-
tary of State in Grants cabinet.
He is = banker and lives In New
York. Hamilton Fish was over
6 feet tall, of herculean build,
and rowed as No 7 of the Colum.
bia College crew, in its winning
race of 1894, over the Pough-
keensie conrse
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Canvasser-Beg pare

Canyasser-Beg pardon, but
would you object to look at a
book 1 have with me? Busy Man
Not at all. 1t is not the book |
object to. You eau leave it, if
you like--or if you prefer, you
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Nearer to Santiago.

Kingston, June -.
from Barguira say that Shafter
has removed his headquarters from
thereto Juragua.
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Not Yet at Manila.

Hong Kong, June 81. .-Advices
from Manila say the transports
have not yet arrived. There Is
no change in the situation.
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Rome WiadOm0Sci
telegraficzne.

w Londynie rozpoczela
sic wczoraj konwencya ligi
anglo amerykahskiej pod
przewodnictwem ksiecia Su.
therland W Stafford House.
- Wczoraj odroczy1y sic
izby francuzkie W Paryau.
- W Racine, Wis, spalily
sic zakiady fabryczne palezsce
do "Racine Malleable and
Wrought Iron Co." Try oso.
by zginsly W p}omieniach;
miedzy mimi % letni Gustav
Kowski,-a przesz}o 20 cieako
sic pokaleczy3o. Szkods obi
czaja ma 100000.
- Zmarly admiral Daniel
Ammen by} katolikiem; wczo:
raj odby} sic jego pcgrzeb z
kosciola sw. Pawla W Wash.
ingtonie.
= W Portugalii obawiajs
sic, ze W razie rewolucyi W
Hiszpanii, wybuchnie takze
rewolucya W Portugalii, i W
tym wypadku natychmiast 20
stana wys1ane wojska ma gra'
nice Hiszpanii.
Subskrypcye ma posyczke
woienna szesciokrotnie prze.
niosly sumo potrzebna. Same
subskrypcye prywatnych ludzi
(nie wliczajac foansowych "a.
klad6w) wynios}y 425 Milo
now.
- Ia pomocs elektrycznosci
stracona zostanie W New Yor.
ku przy ko1cu Sierpnia, Mar.
tina NJ. Place, uznana winna
zamordowania swej pasierbicy.
- Nastspca tronu austrya.
ckiego, arcyks. Ferdynand, ma
W Grudniu zaslubic ksieznicz-
ke Marye Luize, najstarsza
c6rke ksiscia Cumberland i
ksiezniczki du6skiej Thyry.
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wniej s}uzy1 Shafterowi jako
gl6wna kwatera dywizyjna, a
potem jako urzsd pocztowy.
Me oszczedzono tez dom6w, W
kt6rych byly stacye telefoni.
czne i telegrafczne. Skoro
gruzy zostana sprzatniete, u
stawi sic wiecej namiot6w
szpitalnych.
WASHINGTON, 13 Lipca. -
Panuje tu znaczne zaniepoko-
jenie powodu wiadomosci
nadesz}ych z obozu pod San.
tiago o pojawieniu sic tam
z6ltej febry, i ma radzie wo-
jennej zywo zajmowano sic ta
sprawa. Nieznane So szczeg6}y
tych wiadomosci, ale tyle via
domo, ze pojawi}y sic wypad.
XII a6}tei febry W Siboneyi in
nych miejscowosciach. IA po.
dejrzanych wypadk6w mialo
zajsc pomiedzy s}uzba depar'
tamentu opieki mad rannymi;
zaraz ich izolowano. Rad "a.
chowuje W tajemnicy szczego.
ly depesz odnosnych.
MADRYr, 1sgo Lipca. =
Sagasta oswiadcza, ae warunki
pokoju, jake zamierza posta.
vic Mckinley, ME dadza sic
przyjac. nLa Epoca" ostrzega,
ze niewatpliwie przygotowuje
sic powstanie Karlistow i ra-
dzi rzadowi wys1ac wojsko do
p61nocnych prowincyj.
PARYz, Is Lipca. - lie
Temps" wyraza sig o poglo-
skach tyczacych. sic pokoju:
Hiszpania musi wybrac po'
miedzy uk}adami twardych
warunkach, bankructwem
zupe1nem. Zreszta cd Hiszpa.
nil zaleay oddalic niebezpie-
cze6stwo groznych zawikiah;
gdy to uczyni, zas}uay ma
wdziecznose ca1ego Swiata cy.
wilizowanego.
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tam sic pojawi4y amerykaf'
skie okrety, natychmiast cd,
p3YneiY wojenne okrety ME-
mieckie tam sic znajdujsce.
Wedle innej depeszy, Mem
cy zabronili powsta6com "a
czepiac Hiszpan6w ma wyspie
Grande. Aguinaldo mial sic
poskarzyc Deweyowi, ktory
natychmiast wys}al swe okre'
ty. Wtedy niemiecki okrst
wojenny Irene, kt6ry tam sic
ajdowa}, Spiesznie sic odda-
liz, powr6ciwszy pod Mantle,
usprawiedliwiai sic pred De-
weyem ze swego postapienia,
twierdzsc, re kierowal sie
,poczuciem ludzkosci", a ma
wet ofarowa} sic wydaniem
zbieg6w, kt6rych mia} ma po-
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kt6rej zajad mu ME dozwolil
niemiecki parowiec Irene.
Dnia 7go Lipca odeszly tam
okrety Raleigh i Concord. Ia.
je}y one wyspe i zabraly jako
je1c6w wojennych 1900 ludzi
i amunicya. Me stawiono
oporu. Irene cofnela sic "a
ich przybyciem.
Posle okret Boston 16 Lip
ca do Cape Engano ia pomoc
oddzia1owi wojska. Do Guam
posy}ac ME MONA; ME nam
do rozporzadzenia okret6w
transportowych'.
PLAYA DEL ESTE, 13 Lipca.
Generalmajor Miles ohjal ma
czelne dow6dztwo mad armia
pod Santiago, i ma przysz}osc
sam bedzie kierowa} jej rucha.
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cza3 i'm tylko tyle zywnoacl,
lie moze wydaG z prowiantu
armii bez szkody dla tejze.
Dano i'm 22,5oo racyj, ale tie
iuz spotrzebowane; tax samo
spotrzebowana jest 2ywnost
przeslana przez panne Klare
Barton W imieniu Stow. Czer.
wonego Krzyza. Jesli ME ma
dejdzie rychlo pomoc, DUO lu'
dzi zginie z g}odu. Dotychczas
umar1o 8 os6b. Koscioly "a
mieniono ma szpitale; W je-
dnym z Mich miesci sic 1877
os6b. Pewna stara kobieta
wczoraj odebrala sobie aycie
macheta.
WASHINGTON, 13 Lipca. -
Olbrzymie ulewy tropiczne,
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kladzie, - czego jednakowoz
Dewey ME przyjsi.
u Australia przyby} d}ugo
oczekiwany parowiec ,lodo-
wniany" Culgoa z zapasami
swiezej wo1owiny. Amery-
kanie powitali 60 z entuzya.
zmem.
PLAYA DEL ESTE, 13 Lipca.
General Shafter telegrafuje:
Rozm6wilem sic osobiscie z
hiszpa1skim genera}em Tora.
lem i przedluzy3em zawieszenie
broni do jutra W poludnie.
Powiedzialem mu, re uwzgle.
dni sic tylko bezwarunkowe
poddanie SIG, ze ME moze mice
nadziei ma wymkniecie sic ME
ma prawa dalej daremnie wal
czyc. Sadie, ze sic podda.
Jesli ME, to we Czwartek W
poludnie nastspi atak ze stro.
ny NORA i ladu.
WASHINGTON, 13 Lipca. -
Depesza cd admira}a Deweya
brzmi, jak nastepuje: ,,Agui.
naldo uwiadomil mis, ze woj-
ska zsiely GAIA zatoks Subic, z
wyjatkiem wyspy Grande,
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Nowe zwycieztWo DeWeya ma Eipinach.
NIEMCY UPOKORZENI.
GEN. MILES OBEJMUJE NACzELNE DOW6DZTWO.
z01TA ZEBRA W OBoZIE.

mie uwiadamia, re fota Ger.
very wymkns}a sic z zatokl
Santiago.
Byla to jedyna wiadomost,
jaka otrzymano W Washington
ME, MIN nadeszly telegramy o
wielkiem zwycieztwie Schleya.
Okazuje sic tedy, ze Sampson
by} przekonany, il Cervera u
ciekl, i BE o zwycieztwie Anne.
rykan6w SAM dowiedzia& sic
dopiero W trzy godziny p6z'
niej, kiedy powrociwszy do
uiscia zatoki, ujrzal spaloue
szczstki niekt6rych okret6w
hiszpadskich, a kapitan okrstu
Texas, Philip, uwiadomi1 60,
ze Schley ma okretach Brook
lyn i Oregon sciga hiszpahski
okrst Cristobal Colon.
Naleay dodae, ae admiral
Sampson W raporcie swym u
rzedowym 0 tel bitwie NOR
skiej, odda} uznanie zas{ugom
Schleya, resp. jego okrstu fla
gowego Brooklynu.
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jakich wojska nasze jeszcze
ME widzia}y, utrudnia}y W
dniach ostatnich znacznie ope-
racye wojenne. Podr6z gene
rala Milesa ma front by}a bar.
dzo utrudniona, gdyz konie
zapada}y po brzuch W b}oto.
Sza6ce i drogi SO pozalewane.
Pod JARAeUA, 10 Lipca,
via Kingston, Jamaica, 13 Lip
ca. - Male nedzne miasteczko
Jaraguacito (Siboney) zamie.
ne jest dzisiaj W kupe gruz6w
i popiolu. Spalono je z rozpo.
rzsdzenia w1adz sanitarnych.
Prawie kazdy z so dom6w ma
pag6rku zosta} zburzony i
mieszka6cy kuba1scy byli
zmuszeni szukaG schronienia W
jaskiniach ma stoku pag6rka.
Zburzono te domy ma rade
majora Legaro z korpusu szpi.
talow ego dla uwolnienia szpi.
tal6w cd sssiedztwa niechluj.
nych i niezdrowych dom6w.
Palono i domy i blokhauzy, a
aolnierze nasi pomagali Ku-
badozykom wynosic ruchomo.
sci. Jeden q tych dom6w da-
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mi. Bombardowanie rozpo.
czuie sic Cd strony morza i la
du W poludnie we Czwartek,
jezeli do tego czasu nliasto sic
ME podda. Warunki posta-
wione przez dow6dzcs amery-
ka6skiego obejmuja nietylko
Hiszpan6w obleaonych wSan.
tiago, ale takze wszystkie woi-
ska W prowincyi Santiago de
Cuba, wraz z zaiogami W Man.
zanillo, Holguin, Guantanamo
Baracao. Stany Zjednoczone
natomiast zobowiszuja sic ode.
slac wojska hiszpahskie do
Hiszpanii pozostawic ofce-
rom sable. So to wszystkie
ustepstwa.
WASHINGTON, 1S Lipca. -
Nadesz1a tu depesza od gener.
Shaftera, W kt6rej tenze dono.
81, ae nieslychany niedostatek
panuje pomisdzy $4,000 zbie.
gami ze Santiago, kt6rzy ODE.
cnie znajdujs sic W Ell Caney
ME maja czego zyt. Otrzy.-
mai polecenie, by ME bral ma
siebie odpowiedzialnoSci "a u
trzvmanie tvch ludzi. j dostar.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-14
Telegran1y.

MANILA, 9 Lipca( via Hong
kong, Is Lipca). = Flota
ameryka1ska pod dow6dz-
TWEEN Deweya odniosla drugie
wazne zwycieztwo, zajawszy
wyspe Grande W zatoce Subic
(wyspa Luzon) i opanowaw-
sly tym sposobem Gala zatoke,
tworzscs najglowniejszy port
ma wyspach Filipihskich.
Dow6dzca powsta6c6w A.
guinaldo uwiadomil Deweya
d. 6 Lipcs, 2e powsta6cy SO
psnami prawie ca}ej zatoki
Subic, ale ME majsc okret6w
wojennych, ME moga opano-
wac wyspy, ma ktorej anajdu-
je sic silna zaloga hiszpa6ska:
Dewey natychmiast wysiai
tam krszownik Releigh ka
nonierke Concord polece'
MEM zabrania wyspy i garnl'
zonu hiszpahskiego.
Skoro okrety tam przyby4y,
natychmiast bombardowa1y
g}6wne punkta wyspy, zburzy.
ly waly i inne fortyfkacye i
zdemolowa2y stacye torpedo
wa. Kapitan j. B. Coughlan
posla} l6dz z zsdaniem, by
garnizon sic poddal. Me dano
odpowiedzi, i W ko1cu 2 pa.
rowca Raleigh przedziurawio.
no szesciocalowym pociskiem
dom komendanta. Natychmiast
ma gruzach zatknieto biala
chorsgiew. Kap. Coughlan
wyslal por. Rodmana okretu
Raleigh chorazego Kneppera
z kanonierki Concord z od-
dzialem ludzi, kt6rzy mieli
wylsdowat zazsdac bezwa.
runkowego poddania sic. Hi.
szpa6ski komendant pu2k.Rio,
widzac, ae bronic sic ME jest
W stanie, oddai sw6j pa3asz,
poczem rozbrojono i jako je6.
COW zabrano 1900 ludzi two.
rzacych zaloge. Zabrano row.
niez 10000 naboj6w i dzia1o
Hotchkissa.
Zwycieztwo to oddalo Anne.
rykanom kontrole mad zato-
ks Subic, kt6ra tworzy1a bar
dzo waany punkt strategiczny
dla Hiszpan6w: ci zamierza.
Ii bronit zatoki "a pomoca
min podwodnych i uczynic
punktem oparcia ola foty hi
szpahskiej, kt6rej oczekiwano.
Nadto zwycieztwo to ME do.
zwoli Niemcom mieszaG sic do
operacyi Amerykan6w: skoro