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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22
TOTAL MUSTER TO DATE

Washington, May 2.-One huhoreu Si'o
three thousand volunteers have been II
tered into the service of the United States
according to the reports which have
reached Adjutant General Corbin, and
by the end of next week. the officials
hope every man OF the rs 900 called for
will have taken the oath and sworn ale
glance to protect the United States gov
eminent in its war with Spain.
The mastering in of the regular army
branch with a view to increasing il TO
$1,000 men, the war strength authorized
by law, continues satisfactorily in all d.
engaged IN the work are not yet at hand
to indicate the precise number OF re-
cruits which have been secured.
Arrangements are making for the re-
cruiting Of the Immune regiments IL
the gulf states. A circular describing the
mode OF recruiting and the qualifications
requisite for enlistment viii be prepared
and circulated freely in the south. Owing
to the great rush Of business the prob
ability is that a week will eIapss before
anything is effected
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22
EnR SPAIN 10 CROW OkER

Corunna, Spain, May I-Ine Spanish
auxiliary cruiser Montstrrat arrived here
unexpectedly last evening from Cienfue-
COS, having escaped the American block
aiding ships Large crowds Of people
thropged the quays and members Of the
crew received an ovation when they went
ashore. The people embraced the captain
and officers Of the steamer. Popular dem
onstrations followed throughout the city.
The commander of the Montserrat de-
clared that he was not charged with any
mission and said he was not carrying dis
patches, but the Spaniards claim that
he is periodically conceaHng the facts
in the case.
The Montserrat is to be sent 70 FerroI
or Cadiz in order to have her guns
mounted
A big fete is being organized here in
honor Of the officers and crews Of the
M0ntserrat.
Madrid, May 21--The newspapers here
are using the assertion that the Spanish
d 1Nliiary Montserrat, thrice ran the
blockade on the Cuban coast" the articles
claiming the point that the blockade l.
LnehectiVe- 1t is asserted here thar +ba
Montserrat landed 15.Oo0 900 nAsAtes
thousand soldiers, 100 guns. 1000 rieas
ana a quantity Of ammunition in Crrba
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22
MOI With FRANCE, BuI CuBA

London May PA dispatch from Ma
drid to the Evening News says that he
Spanish ministers declare that nothing is
Ily known oe the toenai goitusunnnnnn
officially known Of the result OF the Hego-
tiauons which have been going on VITA
the Cuban insurgents in order to induce
them TO make common cause with the
Spaniards against the Americans, though
some OF the ministers claim 70 believe
the negotiations viii succeed.
Continuing. the dispatch from Madrid
says il is limited that the negotiations Of
Senior Leon Castillo. the Spanish ambas-
sa5oC 10 Paris. 70 which much Importance
Is attached, are with the Cuban repre-
sentative ar the French capital L is
maintained thar the submission Of the IL
surzents 70 Captain General BJanco would
remove all pretext for American inter
vention.
The general belief that there : some
ground for tae hopefulnsss existing has
led to a recovery Of prices on the Span
ISL bourse. AL securisiesj have risen.
COLO is now al 50.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22
COWBOYS TN CHICAGO

Chicago, May z-CcIonez Grigsbvs
cowboy regiment arrived IN Chicago from
Sioux Falls today. Large crowds greeted
the train and the locomotive slowed up
10 allow the crowds 70 exchange compli-
nents with the soldiers who, leaning far
out of the windows. ehee-ed and waved
Gags ard In other ways demonstrated
their appreciation Of TIE reception The
train consisted Of Eve passenger coaches
and eight stock ears. There were two
companies. containing altogether 1ss men
All were dressed IN regulation cowboy
costume. broad EombreFos, etc. with
long pistols strapped TO tseir sides The
train proceeded 20 the stock yards 20 IN
load the cars and give the tired men ard
their hardly Jess wearfed bronchos =
chance ID stretch their limbs
The troopers left this afternoon ever
the Pennsylvania railroad for Cnicia-
manga. They were only the advances
guard az Colonel GrtgSby's regiment
Three other companies OF the regiment
under Lieutenant Charles Lloyd. are now
On the way from Fort Mead. q. D, 70
Chickamauga- where they VIII join Colo
neI Grigsby. The remaining five COM
panies VIII follow in a few d2yz -Four Of
them win come from Montana and one
from South Dakota
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22
SPAIN'S CAMPAIGN OF TRICKS

New York. May 2L-A dispatch co the
Herald from Key Wesc, says:
The Spanish brain. which has been
adopting Il lsorts Of devices 20 en1scs the
bIockading ships within point blank rage
of the Havana batteries Gas been devtzrg
= new expedlent to destroy warships.
The latest device is che sending 2dr.<t
Of hUIks made 20 resemble torpedo boats
after first loading them with dynamite
n the hope that American ships would
ram them n the darkness. Several OF
these hunks have been sent out Of the
harbor.
zone was sighted two mornings ago Of
Cardenzs by the rug Hudson Il was
lying motionless and appeared 20 be q
torpedo boat. II had two tunnels. and a
gun over each bow.
Signaling the Tug Lsydeni 'Thst looks
ike one the Hudson steamed down and
the Leyden along. HE tugs opened fire
at 3oe9 yards, and one OF che shots
knocked one OF the s1nokesCacks OF. which
was a wooden structure. as It few into
splinters. Satisfied that the boat was
merely a derehct hulk, the Cugs ceased
firing.
"A similar hulk was sighted by the VII
duington cha next day. This also was
rugged up 50 that it would appear al even
Q short distance TO be a torpedo boat de-
srroyer. The Wilmington olazed away
and sunk the hulk. AS was sinking
the forward part OF the craft was blown
out and cans containing explosives were
picked I'D after the wreck sank
These facts were reported 20 Com
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22

Chicago. May H.-Mr. Lyman E Cooley,
the weu-known engineer who spent two
months Of last winter on the route Of the
proposed Nicaragua canal, IN an interview
says:
As a b1ur. Il nothing more, the Me
araguan canal in operation today would
be worth $150000. 900 to this government.
Completed, it would perpetually say to
al nations that cur fleets. in a moment
Of necessity. could command the Atlantic
and Pacific oceans as no other fleets in
che world would be able TO do.
In race for Manlla-we starting at
New York and Spain at Cadiz-we, with
the Nicaragua canal. could reach the Phil
lppines before any feet passing through
me suez canal could do So"
Mr.. Cooley has studied the journey Of
the battieship Oregon around South Amer
lea with extraordinary interest, since, il
the Nicara qua canal had been completed.
the Oregon might nave been with Samp-
son weeks ago, or in an emergency any
part Of our navy could be dispatched 70
the Pacific coast with the saving Of thou
sands OF miles Of journey.
Suppose, at the least, said Mr.. Cooley,
that II costs So &C., go 10 contruct this
canal or at the most Sl53, 900 ,000 what
would tn Jaamount TO- in view Of the fact
that at the present moment every city on
rhe Pacific coast could be destroyed by q
hostile feet before any battleshlp Of ours
could eve nround Cape Horn When we
could reach the Straits Of san Francisco
The enemy would be at Hawaii, and when
We reached there they would be at Ma
MA or safely at home.
Leaving aside all question Of value 70
Is Of the canal as powerful agency for
developing our commerce, look Al its con-
scrucaon from war point Of view. The
Atlantic coast vii always be the concen-
cration point for the cream Of cur navy.
New York City IS 1900 miles from San
Francisco. without the Nicaragua canal:
that is via the Straits of Magellan. steam
vessels leaving New York are over J. 600
niles from san Francisco. and sailing YES
sells. via Cape Horn, $500 miles away.
The canal would shorten one route S,267
miles md the other route 10 753 miles. A
u1an-of-war sailing ten knots an hour, or
240 miles per day, woul2 save in the one
instance forty-four days and in the other
-lirty-four days time In other words il
the Oregon is at Barbados, sfxty-two
days were occupied by her in reaching that
point from san Francisco. Via Cape Horn.
With the Nicaragua canal completed. for
ty-four days time would have been saved
over one existing route and thirty-four
Jays over the other. T heiourney from
san Francisco 10 New York could be made
in eighteen days by a Sow vessel, and in
nine or ten days by a swift one.
Would not this be of value to the gov
eminent in time OF war when 50 much
depends upon the rapidity with which our
vessels must be moved from point co
point?"
Mr. Cooley also said that the charges
through the canal would ne less rhan the
wages paid the men on rhe vessel and the
coal consumed in a trip around Cape
Horn
In conclusion. Mr.. Cooley said: eve
could create a naval station al Lake Mic
arasua second 20 none in the world and
from which our. vessels could pass for the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22
LICKING INTO SHAPE

chattanooga, May 21.-Au the rezfr ents
in camp at Chickamausa have settled
down TO hard work and are UNDERGOING
practical training IN the art Of war The
business-like methods being pursued by
| General Brooke will make the army avail
able for active service much earlier than
many officers believed possible.
Supplies OF every description continue to
pour in Carload after carload OF pro-
visions arrive and vast amount OF cloth
ing and equipage is also being received
The indications now are that the entire
army will be equipped during the next two
weeks. Captain W. K. Wright. assista ut
quartermaster. received notice today that
4.500 rations in addition to the first order
had been purchased and are now en- royts
Prosper, Lazard & Co. have begun work
on an immense bakery in the park Tn ;
firm has contract TO supply the army
with 1900 leaves Of bread daily.
The chapains OF the various regiments
have started a fight against ths liquor
saloons scattered all over Ire camp They
have strong backing AMI the saloons Will
probably be abolished.
The park army row numbers nearly
5000 men and each day adds several
thousand.
The formation Of the first army corps
has been completed and today the Ger
nation CT the First division ot the Third
corps Nss begun. General James u.
Wade Will command tbs DIVISION.
During the last few days a number q
serious depredatfons have been committed
by the worst elements OF ths volunteers.
The miscreants have been SO severely
punished, however. that no further
trouble IS expected.
The Second New York infantry. 10os
mer; battery a. First Illinois artillery, rs
men. and the First Missouri Infantry.
L02s men arrived last night and weat
into camp IN the park this morning
Des Moines. May 7T--The F5faeth vol
unteer regiment. Colonel .. Y Jackson
comma ndiug. left today far Tampa Fla.
The command was divided between the
Rock Island Northwestern and wabash
railroads The men are expected 70 make
the trip OF Leo miles n sixty hours.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22
ELLIOTT STANDS AT THE HEAD
Wins Americas WiBg<hot Champion
shin in an Exciting Ganfesf

ship in an Exciting Contest.
Kansas City. May II. A r. Elicit 81
Kansas CITY won The wing shot cham
pionshfp OF America today ard incident
ally becams the permanent possessor OF
the kansas City star cup. The champion
ship race between TIE ave cracks who
have &C different times held the cup Ezs
the feature OF TIE closing day Of Ins
Missouri shooting tournament Tbs racs
for tae perman@nS possession % ths
trophy was close and Getting. J. z Re y
ot Kansas City WA thu erst Of tas cou-
dead cut q bound. but he finished vitA
z total score az - SIN Clover of 70
chester. New York. saw Rs ssvsnte euth
bird fsll dead oct q bounds. and as
eighteenth vas a clean EalsA rs fetal
score CO , w&s ths lowsEt az TIE Eve
Chzs. ". Bude q Des Aoinez. Iowa. lest
hls tW@nty-secoad bird, Ehtch s=I dead
CUT Of bouass. ard Fred Gilbert OF spirit
Lake. Iowa. had ths SANE misfortune
with his twsrty-thlrd Elliott. .houEa e
drew perhaps TIE hardest lot of cirsa.
Won the Championship with = e.saa sccrs
o. y
Mss zzd oct was ths raaozsE 81 rs
pozinz OF <hs second mo7ey Bs9a Esnt
ont on his FIRST bird. GsIb.r. missed -
saEath ard Ersy. - king hls n.zcA.
took TIE purse.
1ae dosing event sf tAs meeting vas a
= 1--we bi5s match Elaost. Parker. GG-
bert. Grimm az Parnssss rna6s c.sza
scorss.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22

postpone the departure OF Senior Polo J
Bernabe any longer. Today he viii sail
with all his staff By the steamer Dominion
for Liverpool.
"Sener Polo went on board the steamer
last night and viii go from Liverpool to
Madrid Ell says that though he was de-
tanned here for some time by business.
ne respected the declaration Of neutrality
and left this country voluntarily.
He leaves behind, however, the Spanish
consul TO continue 10 gather information
for the Spanish government relative &C
the United States military and naval
movements.
The authorities here are closely watch
ing the consul, and ne viii be promptly
placed under arrest if the slightest devia-
ton from neutrality laws is detected
Senior Polo y Bernabe has been loud in
his declaration that no official protest has
been lodged against his proceedings here,
but he now practically admits that ne waS
requested 70 return 10 Madrid, for II was
learned last night from an Unimpeachable
source that the Canadian government ad-
v1sed his departure
"OWlLS 20 z Clpr1n6L-C H[OtNO I14SDN SUI
questions are not dealt with By the Can
adam cabinet, it was possible for our sec
rotary Of state 20 say rlat the govern
mt had not iutrfered- The action was
taken by the governor general, who IS the
queens representative in such matters
IS supposed 20, but never does, act without
kno Wedge Of the cabinet.
Lieutenant Carranza. who lett this city
Immediately after Dovnings arrest, Il,
according to statements by some Of senior
PoIo's staff, 10 be sent to the Philippines
with the relief expedition Other Span
iards, however, assert that Lieutenant
Carranza went 10 Madrid with important
papers and viii endeavor 70 get in Ger
vexra's feet which expects 70 coal al
Miquaon."
Montreal, Quebec, May n--senor Polo
ex-Spanish minister at WlasMn gton- and
party viii sail today on the steamer Do
ninlon for Liverpool en- route to Madrid
It is understood Senior Du Bose ,ex-
charge d afTaires at Washington VIII
leave the boat at Quebec and either re-
main there or return here. A United
States secret service man was passen-
ger on board the Dominion
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22
Discovered bya woman.

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and that. too, by a lady in this country.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22
ONE OF POLO'S SPIES

New York, May 21.-A man. said 70 De
a Spanish spy and a deserter from the
First United States artillery, is reported
to be a prisoner on Governors Island Ac-
cording to the story told. the man was
arrested by secret service agents on
Broadway. While being transferred 10
Governors Island on board the General
Hancock, the prisoner is alleged TO nave
flung a packet Of papers into the bay but
the boat put back and the papers Whicn
it. is asserted comprised detailed plans OF
the harbor defenses of New York, which
were addressed to the Spanish consul at
Montreal, were recovered.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22
YelIe~ IaunaIee Currd.

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it viii scarcely affect the United States
blockade, for Rear Admiral Sampson VIII
snly have 20 detach = somewhat superior
force OF his heavier ships 10 cover Ger
vera's feet, while group OF the Hghtest
and sBiftest vessels would be watching
10 see that he did not move without being
reported and all the rest OF Rear Ad-
miral Simpsons feet could devote them
selves to the blockade OF the other Cuban
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22

and Eighteenth infantry. cnder command
OF Colonel overshine, which have been
ordered 70 an Francisco TO embark Cor
the Philippines. have not yet struck their
tents. and 81 Is not expected that they VII
be able 70 leave the city before Monday
Ths Fifth cavalry are expected 70 get
away OF the orizsoa for Mobile tonor-
row. The cavalry are ready but the
transport IS not yet prepared TO receive
them
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22
thinks CERVERA A FOOL

London, Nay M-According TO expert
opinion N London. If Admiral Cervsrz
has gone to Santiago de cuba, he has
made a fatal mistake. Vice Admiral
PaiHp Howard Columbia. retired. the au-
thor ~ a number of naval works. fnciud-
Ing THE Naval War Game" writes that
he IS convinced that the Spanish admiral
IS 1ow unlikely 70 strike at all He adds
shaE Il he enters q south Cuban port
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22
10 HE NlCARAGUAN CONGRESS
President Zelaya Presents the Coan-
try's Bad shape.

ManagGa. Nicaragua Nay r. via Ca
weston. Tex. May zl--The congress o
Nicaragua was convened last eSesing 20
consider TIE peace treaty which the ccG-
n sssoners signed on April = between
Costa Pea ard Sfca-agua
Pres.clens. zessys's Message reviews hts
acr.ons iu favor % ne treaty. refers 70
rhe baH fnaucsal cond4aon cf ths coannTy,
o1t gives note q ire puronzzs q q
susal zarshl3 f0r cpast defense. ara
touches On tie non-sale o. ths government
railroads.
A meeting ot - federal cozve71ioa Ct
-as Greater Resubac q General ArercA
~ take pace hsns 90 re e.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22
BLOCKADE MEANS BLOCKADE

Chicago, May IA special to the Jour.
nal from Washington says
The navy department will grant no more
permits 10 vessels OF any nation TO pass
the blockade and enter Havana This
aeton IS decided on at the urgent request
OF the naval officers in command at Key
West and on the blockade. They have
united in formal protest against allow
ing information to be carried through to
Havana right under their guns.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22
RIOTING IMMINENT IN HAVANA

Chicago, May IA special to The
Journal from Washington says: Secret
information received by the war Depart
ment today is to the effect that serious
rioting Is imminent in Havana. Food
is much scarcer and the distress greater
than has been generally reported.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22
RAILWAY RATES E0R TROOPS

St. Louis. May Z--General passenger
agents OF ST Louis. southern and south
eastern lines az a meeting held here have
selected D. Wishart as joint agent 10 look
after the interests OF the railroad CON-
panies concerned in the transportation Of
troops through the ST. Louis gateway.
A rate OF 2 cents 4 mile for southern
points was agreed on and II cents Per
mile for trunk line points. The distrtbu-
ton Of the equipment VIII also be look
ed after, so as 70 avoid delay n the
movement OF troops to the front
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22
CHARL ESION IRlES AGAlN

san Francisco. May zL-Ths cruiser
Charleston left Mare Island al ll9s today
an Der zay to Manila sle pviu stop al
Red Rock 20 confirm ths adjustment o.
her conpasses ard tzsa pressed G. her
Journey
Chicago. May IA special % IT, News
from Washington says ta1t Z was said
today that Il w.li take a. least Two weeks
before 81 the reiafo-censnts for A51sra-
Dewey can Start fer MazlA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22
AN EMREZZIER IN CAMP

New York. May 2i.-Eugene Harding. q
private IN company I. First New York
Volunteer Infantry was arrested at Camp
Black today on the charge % enbezzling
$500 from his former employers. Snyder
& Fancher, wholesale grocers. OF Middle
town, \. Y