The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-06-15

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sae was ignorant Of the events OF The
last few months. She knew nothing
shout the war or sbout the Ame.i aus
5ei3g in possession Of the bay, and
came on uBc3ucerrediy, 17irg lh-
Spanish H2p and askiGg for tee ad.
mirsI O; me Spanisa fleet Severs}
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thought had beea frsd by Soaniar6s
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enemy vas in s,rong force she hauled
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white one. whareupon ooat's crew
from the Raleigh boarded ner and ia
formed her OF the STATE o. affairs AID
to3k possession Of the vessel, The Gre =
bei6s-5snded on paroIa. Shortly after.
wards, hci0g O.d Glory and IN com
pary with tie Concord, she was pa
radcd in trout OF the city. SO that Ihe
S2aniards could learn ner fate.
When Consul Williams landed IN
Cav;te he had most enthusiastic re-
ception. The saoTe vas crowded with
Philippines, WAo made the welkln
ring with tae1r ccIes & 'Flye Los
Americ2ncs!' as he made his way
tbroughtToi ioDg lines OF psople. Men,
women AID Children struggled 10
shake aim oy tae hard
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me!&tda, w5e2 IN Ho2g Kong On May
1t, ridlcuIed iae ldea that he pilo!eo Ihe
dset INTO Mania o&y. AS q mstter
.of f&cE. ne s&!d' tns american
neeoed no one 10 snow taem Inc "SE
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vas quieE: hor TWO or tnr:e days 81
ter the hight the opa2!srdS N LIE CITY
were very mGco down ID lne NOUN,
and IN the evenings all ihorousniares
were III DARKNESS, ouI oy Inc tlne We