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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-25
WEST VIRGINIA sMATTERS.;;5i

Senator Eilrlns. Entertain, the Prosidentt
aud Mrs. Mckinley at spinnsr-Al Dee.
pnrture in Official Society at the Cnpltal.s
Special Dispatch to the 1ntelligencer. 81
WASHINGTON. May A-Colonel u.
s. Petit, U. s. A., of this city, author
ized by the department to obtain res
crltts will raise a regiment from resl-
dents Of the District Of Columbia, Mary
land, West Virginia and North carolina,
to be made up OF men immune from
contagious and infectious diseases 3.
= Miss ]. E. Keys, OF West Virginia, q
clerk in the office of internal revenue.
has been promoted from SG20 to the $500 :
class. 8 Z; 81 q : W Ss e 4
Governor Atkinson and Colonel Morris
Horkheimer, of his staff are In the. city
to-day. The governor expects to leave
tonight. He viii join Mrs. Atkinson, at
Clarksburg, and will remain there until &
and including the 3otl instant. 35s s.
Postmaster Clohan, OF Martinsburg,T 4
and Mrs. Ed I. Allen; of the Second dis
trict, are also here; as Is also Mr.. c. T..
Goff, of Clarksburg. q b
y President and Mrs. Mckinley were en-;
tertained at dinner last night by Senn-
tor; and Mrs. Elkins, at their home on I
K street Covers were laid for a COM
pany OF sixteen. among those invited to
meet the President and Mrs. KinleyE
were Vice President and Mrs. Hobart,
Attorney General and Mrs. Griggs, and !
Senators Spooner and Hanna, with their
wives. d ~ Va
This works q departure In official sso-s5
ciety, at the capitol Tteis the first time,
as well as something unusual, that the
President has accepted a adinner invita-
ton from any but members Of his official !
household. The senator! having been
once a cabinet officer, when the Presi-
dent was a member Of the house and the I
fact that the two have been ever fast
friends, renders the departure less CON-
spicuous. perhaps. than s it otherwise
would have been. y.
= Charles Sample, Of Valley Grove, West
Virginia, has been given q patent on q (
vehicle brake. and Perry l.. Brunrage,.
of Marion county. was been granted q i
pension. " 3
Representative Dovener this evening
received a telegram from J. j. Flame
gan. OF. Salem, West Virginia, announc-G
ing that the town had gone wild over the !
victory Of Admiral Sampson and asking
for confirmatory news Mr.. Dovenern
was obliged to respond that the news up /
to the hour, OF telegraphing had not been
officially confirmed, but that everybody
believes the admiral is able TO achieve
q victory and possibly has done so. TX.
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THE SLIGKESI RICK YET
The Supposed Hospital Ship Alicante at ST. Pierre Loaded
ss With Coal.
SHE ADMINISTERS TO A VERY SICK FLEET.

Copyright 1898 by the Rress) , 5
STPIERRE, Martinique May "a p Spanish torpedo
boat destroyer Terroris being coaled Spanish
Alicante lies at the mouth Of Fort de France harbo was
all along supposed that she hospital ship there is now no
doubt that she carries coal for Spanish warships
professions to be hospital obviously put as blind
The United States consul has cautioned French Of the
port not to allow the Terror to take coal in the quantity
necessary to carry the Terror to the nearest Spanish pert
reported that the Terror leave Martinique tomorrow
She is understood to be in good condition
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sHIpaurLpINa ALLIANCE
OF Cramps Will, Englls,, FIrms-h Grca
E s..f5s, s+..s ConblnntIou 30 70 "a ~

OF Cramps Will, Englls,, FIrms-A Great
.. .ss Combination.
NEW YORK. May A.-Reports re-
ceived in this city to-day from London
announce the consondation Of the
cramp shipbuilding company and Wick
ers Sons and Maxim. Of Barrow-in-si
Furness. England, into one great ship 7
building concern. This alliance, if per-
fected. and there Is little doubt Of Its
being accomplished, will make one OF.
the most powerful corporations OF Its,
kind on either continent.
The. plan OF consolidation provides for
an increase X. the capacity OF n the
Cramps ship yards by the Introduction
OF British capital SO as to increase the;
capital stock OF the Cramp company,
from IS, 100000 to SIC, 900. .06o, IL not more
The additional capital is to be furnished
by the iVickers company in return for
stock in the enlarged corporation
Holders Of common stock In the exist-S
Ing corporation will receive new stock.
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OFEICERSaNAMED
For ths sseond sg,m.nt OF West vtr.
q slniA A'yoianiesrs--,rdsr Issued calling
for Organization OF New National

For tbs sseond Regiment OF West vtr.
a slniA Vol Order Issued calling
for orGani1stioa OF New National
= Guard. ~ n y n 49, ~
Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
cHARLEsToN. w Va. May ei.---
BY dillsent work Governor Atkinson has
been able 10 name nll the officers Of tho
second volunteer regiment Of West y,r-
'ginia except three captains and the heu-
tenants OF the various companies. The
Held SIAN sofiicers who are sure Of ap-
podntments are. D. q. q, Casteel, Nor
gantown. ad1utant general with the rank
OF captain. r.. l. Archer, Of Huntington.
lieutenant colonel. pBrien Moore, Of
Charleston, adJutant with the rank. OF
major. Howard Atkinson, OF Wheeling,
udjutant with the rank Of first lierten-
unt. Major Charles D. Elliot Earkcrs-
burg. Major Macker Babb, Medley.
Captaine, s. B.3Avis, Charleston; r. H.
D. Willis, Wheeling; VA, s. Hutson.
Piedmont; ". r. Stand diford, Falrmont;
E. +. Smith, Hinton; T. b. Thomas.
Bramwell; J. e Ganjat; Williamson; r.
B. Ash, OF Burton; H. c. Getxendanner,
shepherdstowh Surgeons, DR.. w. T.
Henshaw, with rank of major, Martins.
burg; DR.. 2. r. Colbaugh, with rank OF
first lieutenant. Piedmont; DR.. Percy
Gofr, ranking first lieutenant, Clarks-
burg; DR., Horace Patton, with rank OF
first lieutenant, Parkersburg.
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WoLRsELEY:s WORDS
Ofcautiou In Regard to n Hurried In
u ~ ynason OF Cuba. + < ts7ssr

or Caution In Regard to n Hurried In
Ss 'vaa!on ofcubn. IN
g LONDON, Aioy 24.-Lord W,olseley,
the commander-in-chlef OF the British
army, in conversation with an Ameri-s
can to-day said: THE United States
would make mistake in attempting to
invade Cuba with volunteers who are
not fully drilled and disciplined. Ifthat
was done. the United States might ex-
pect heavy reverses when those troops
encountered the trained Spanish troops
on land. i would regret to see tho
Americans even temporarily beaten, as
AN my syupathies are with them
Continuing. Lord Wolseley said: 1T
Is fortunate for the United States that
this war was not with o first class
power. for It is evident that in such an
encounter they would be badly beaten
at the beginning, though believe tho
Americans able to defeat any nation in
the long run" = s., r. <. ts.ls
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Mr.. Arthur sewall. OF Bath, Ne, can.
didate for vice president on the Demo.
cratic ticket In 1896, offering on behalf
OF Arthur. Sewall 9: Company, the ship
Roanoke. now at San Francisco, to the
government for transport purposes. The
Roanoke Is of 1859 tons register and
has q capacity Of 5000 tons. Mr. Sew
all says the ship can be fitted for about
1900 men and !, 800 tons OF freight. She
Is now under chatter for New York, but
Mr.. sewall expresses the opinion that
he can arrange to cancel the charter IL
the e'government is In need OF the vessel.
secretury MeikelJohn Immediately
,telegraphed to San Francisco to have
an inspection made OF the ship and II
that should prove satisfactory, the
Roanoke undoub edly, will be chartered,
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PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY.
Wnr Ripple Entora tho Assembly-Report
OF Homo Mission Board. X s.

wnr Ripple Enters tho oAssembIy-Report
OF Homo Mission Board.
s. 'WTNONA LAKE. Ind. May N.-A
war ripple reached the Presbyterian gen
eral assembly To- day in O telegram CALL
Ing Dr. Henry c. McCook, of Philadel-
phia- 10 rejo!n his regiment, the Penn
sylvanla Second, at Morristown, Della
ware. Before leaving he was given an
opportunity to present the work and
claims OF the Presbyterian Historical
Society. Elder: John E. Parsons, OF New
York, offered q resolution directing a
cablegram to be sent to Queen Victoria
congratulatins her upon This, her. birth,
day. Only;one negative vote was, heard
when the question was put. The regular
order of the day was the report OF the
board OF home missions, presented by
DR.. John Dixon, of Trenton, MI, chair
man OF the standing committee.
Il helreport submitted began with an
extended review Of the work In + the
whole field, saying In conclusion that
st'ln splteof circumstances, the financial
year has been q good one" The year
opened with q cash debt Of s147,27 and
closed with, a debt OF Sl67, 1883, an an
crease Of $50, ,5G2 It's siEe Is accounted
Z for by tho change from quarterly TO
monthly payments OF salaries ito the
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WAR REVRHUE MEASURE

l.I r.. y 2 ~ i
Tax on Corporations and Bank Deposits
Is Thoroughly Aired. ID
WASHINGTON, May 24.-That fea-
ture Of the war revenue measure plac-
Ing tax of one-quarter OF one per.
centuin upon the gross receipts OF cor
porations was under discussion In the
senate throughout to-day's session.
incidentally the proposed tax on bank
deposits was adverted to. The princi-
pal speeches were delivered by Mr..
Platt (Rep.. Conn., and Mr.. Lindsay
(Den., Ky), both Of whom vigorously
attacked the corporation tax. The
weight Of tho former's argument was
thrown against the tax on the ground
that It was unconstitutional, because
the tax was not levied alike upon all
persons engaged In q particular line OF
business. He maintained that an occu-.
patton tax could be levied, provided
that the conditions were fair and equit-.
able, but that the business OIL corpor-
alton could not be taxed. simply be-
cause It was conducted by corpora
ton. To be equitable the tax must be
laid upon the business whether St was
conducted by a corporation, q partner
ship. a firm Or m individual. !
Mr.. Lindsay vigorously antagonized
the proposed issue Of legal tender notes,
declaring that It accentuated the exist
ms menace to the gold reserve Of the
treasury and was, besides, the dearest
money ever devised. He held that such
an Issue would be q blow to the nations
financial credit. He, too, presented an
argument against the proposed corpor-
ation tax. maintaining that II enacted
Into law It would breed q batch OF law.
suits Instead OF providing what the
government needed-ready. money with
which to conduct the war operations. Z ,t 5i
Tomorrow the senate will resume the
discussion OF the pending measure an
hour earlier than usual, the session be-
ginning at II o'clock.
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ANA baconder Mt Bay.

Special Dispatch to the 1ntelllsencer
CHARLESTON, w. Va, May N.
Marion Dent, bools-keeper, for Carver
Brothers coal operators at Morris
Creek. near here, who skipped last Sat-
rrday with N.ol7 OF the conspany's:
money. has been located at Peytona,S
Boone county, where a. large number Of
h!e rela9dves i've. The sherifrs uf Boone
and Fayutte counties are on his track,
and when they reached tho settlement
where he Is now living, it Is expected
THAI q fierce battle will be fought, as Dent;
is q dangerous man, and will be backed
by his equally dangerous relatlyeas
Carver Brothers, have offered $3.50 for
his capture. and Detective Harrison Ash,
has also Joined the sheriffe in pursuit. 4 Z! |.
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OLD GENERAL f'RI2UMoR"

Takes tho Field aud Reports that Cor.
vera's Fleet Has Left SANTA go-- -commo.
dors sehley crui,ing Around In Waters
South of Cabs. ~ / Il \ b = &,
Copyright, 1898, by tho Associated ,Press)
PORT AL PRINCE, Hayti. May "A
According to, current rumors here the
Spanish Cape Verde squadron. COM
manded by Admiral cervera, which ar
rived recently at Santiago de Cuba, CUB.
sequentiy sailed from chat port, destna-
ton unknown. b. y
A local newspaper, the Matin. says
that Rear Admiral Osborne, OF the Brit
ish 'navy.;who left for New York on Sum
day on board a Dutch steamer, saw at
Curacao a Spanish squadron composed
OF five cruisers and five torpedo boat de-
stroyers or torpedo boats, The Spanish
officers are reported to have said they
would not accept q battle unless with
an equal number OF chips and that they
would avoid encountering superior
numbers. t73k 8
Admiral Osborne did not consider the
Spanish squadron 10 be In any way for
midable.
MADRID. May N.-A dispatch re-
ceived here from Havana says:
Secret orders have been given to Ad-
mirai Cervera as to what course to pur-
sue IN the event Of the Americans at
tempting to cut communica lions be-
tween Cuba and Spain. Americans con-
tinue to occupy stations outside OF Ha-
yana. Cienfuegos, Cardenas and Santa
go de Cuba. There are now nineteen
American warships before Havana" + Z
Copyright, 1885, by the Associated Press)
On Board the Associated Press Dis
patch Boat Dandy, MONTEGO 8 BAY,
Jamaica, May 24.-The waters south OF
Cuba have suddenly become the scene
Of great naval activity. & Commodore
Schley, who left Key West last Thurs
day with The battleships MASSACHUSETTS,
and Texas, the armored cruiser Brook
lyn and the armed yacht Scorpion. is be-
lieved to be cruising of Cienfuegos and
Santiago de Cuba.
9 When the Dandy left Key West last
Friday morning Admiral Sampson was
still there It was the opinion of naval
officers that he would sail for Cienfuegos
soon by the eastern route, the two fleets
thus completing the circle Of Cuba.
The battleshlp Iowa followed Commo-
dore Schley on Friday but was over
taken or Cape San Antonio on Saturday
by the torpedo boat Dupont with secret
instructions. The battleship Immediate
ly increased her speed to the limit, and
when last seen was guarding the en-
trance to the passage between the Isle
OF Pines and Cuba. The Dupont rushed
on toward CienfueSos. u 49, =. "
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A My.t.r.l,ou a. sli.,nt,ou.. n, t,,u

MADRID, !, May 2s.-Thc same mys-3
terlous silence; reigns In official circles
tonight as last night. The government
discloses nothing from the seat Of war.
La Correspondence Espana observes:
AN unexplained feeling Of despondency
Is noticeable. As. no bad news has been
received We can only au ggest that this
feeling is caused bv fears OF a prolong-
alton OF tho war" lly5aaj ~ y ,{{2Ef1l
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as Is required by international law ain
such cases, they VIII stand convicted OF
n gross breach OF neutrality that in the
eyes OF the law OF nations allies them
with the United States in hostility to
Spain. The taking OF coal by the
American ships ut Hawaii 70 make an
extensive campaign against the Span
lsh possessions, II Is believed here, will
result in compelling the United States
either to assume a lprotectorate over
the Islands or 20 annex them. s
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! Mont.jo to b, Courlm.r r,,.,ea.

NEW YORK May 24.-Another dis
patch asserts that Admiral Montejo.
commanding the Spanish squadron de-
stroyed by Admiral z Dewey, Is 10 bc
courtmartinled on the charge Of coward
Ice. This dispatch also alleges that tho
captain. OF the Spanish revenue cutter
Callao, more recently captured by a
boat Of the United States fleet us sho
was entering Manila bay, is to be shot
for not returning tho flre Of the Amerl-
cana, n < Y ny iiSSy,; S
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:
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..oa ,.t . sene,a na.s
yrsas .,,,.. 80 -. 80 iuus - y s.s
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y. us,en y. Wy spaa.'sn nee - 5l S u
!! -. .ne 10,
tleht mas ny ny atitt te'ias a ~
the slightest TO confirm these rumors.
UNLESS THE IMPROBABLE HAP,
,,r,,,e ,,1rr,r,1,i TO l,rc, ly,r,,1,r,y nm
-. 49, =. :. -. =
lPfOSFECfy Of'f-A NAVAL GINeiASE[-.,
MENT OF ANY NfAGNITUDE,& I'M
iTHE OPINION OF TtJE, NAVY, DE.
-,.,r,,,,>,,-,f a,,,,,c !, :, ~ n i5Ts1
lA an Af11N : of = fi "a
fst THD UNANlMITY WITH WHICH
THOSE BEST INFORMED ExPRESS
r.1Irc vIr,Ir AT ,rocrr fprhppanr1,e
.I- = .-.S1s.. y =,
1dE SONSDuSloN I1dAI 1ftSi 10
BASED UPON KNOWLEDGE THAT
THE uosTIr, n FLEETS ARE AGAIN
,x,-,,--,,, 5 ,,,,r,1rT,s,
Ear Az az az. tSA'ftE, 80. %
NO CERTAINTY THAT ADMIRAL
CERVERA5 is NOT & ALREADY
'poIr,JD 8 1rroME1ukpns ,ppovrnIN-r.
-e-"" .-e-" ~ : w .t-.I-,t.N1
HE HAS SUCCEbOEDl IN SECURING
A SUPPLY OF COAL, FOR HE
comm NOT MAKE THE RI1N RAr,K
~, rrrr Sa.,-.,1,,e.- -,,,1,,, ! , -Se,r,
~ S1At> ~ e"o E q
THAN ABOUT 2,5oo OR 5000 TONS.
There are SIGNS in Madrid that have
been noted here seeming to warrant the
supposition that there has been a COM
plete cnange in the Spanish plan of con-
ducttng the war. Indications are he
reyed To noir,t 10 n rela ration AZ nut a
total abandonment of the efforts to con-
duct the campaign in Cuban and the
West Indian waters The natural COM
clusion. AZ this rreniee is we'll founded,
would be that the Spaplarls would con.
.centrate their entife .enercies to the de-;
fence OF the Pnilinnines with The view
10 retaining them In the event % ne neacs sIs q
forced upon them by.virtue OF the prin.:
ciple Of International law which limits
VICTORIOUS nation indemn1fyinr herself
from Me yanuuished TO tte Territory she
actually occupies when neace lis de-
cIaretl. h So the retreat Of the spanish
squadron from the West Indies would
be Significant. first fntff,e danger !. Il
would place Dewey. in tmmedIately. and
seeond,e IN the him A would e,nvev that
the Spanish mind for the first time CON
templates the possIbIllt;es Of 5ncace g
The war board lately known al thn
strategy hoard mad a Short session this
nornine. r. t1a - 80 ls7 = isl5S5 II
Secretary Tong returned n, wo shfnp.
ton and resumed his duties at the ia
partment this morning where no Was,
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missionaries IN the field. Contributions
amounted to $685.. $40, q decease Of Sss,-S
4s4 from last year. when epccial eifortn
were made. IN n x 4 {; + w ~
z During the session q telegram was res
celved from the church at Clinton, N. J.,.
announcing a gift of $50, 900 toward! tho
boards debt and another gift of $1,000
from a commissioner. was announced by
DR. Thomas For hext year the board
deares SSe7,ooo to pay the debt and pros
ecute its work, Il z ~, isl,, y, VI
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on IN arlnuo County. OF, m
speoIal pIgp,at l.. the 1ntelllgsncer. !!

Special Dispatch to tho 1ntellisencer. gSS
HUNTINGTON w. Va, May y "a. .--.ii
News from Mingo county, which seems
to be perfectly reliable. says that oil
has been struck In the Marrowbone leld5
In great abundance. The great test. ex-t
element ia said to prevail In the new
territory. and hundreds OF ndventurer
Will be on the bro,rnd within The next,
few days Several Huntington gentle
mem interested in the new development
arc happy over the news.
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GER VERA DIVIDE D. HIS FLEET
According to an '1t IS BELIEVED. Dispatch TO London
Paper Yg .as555
AND ALPHoNso XIII REPORTED SUNK.

May dispatch tothe Financial News from Port
de Pa Hay Admiral Cervera believed to have divided
his feet reported that and the Aphonso XIII
have been destroyed
LONDON May aThe following dispatch has been received
from Madrid, dated Wednesday, Nothing positive is re-
yealed to the situation Lieut. Cen Coe minister Of war; has
received cabegram from Gen Banco saying
ships are in front Of Santiago Capt Anon, marine
has received lengthy dispatch from Admiral ceera in
full to instructions minister Of marine receives nobody He
is working night and day gss s;5f.
Yesterday he presented to the queen regent every detail of the
Santiago de Cuba showing denses and the security Of
Admiral Ceryera's squadron:
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-. 5s.5 ,SGsls GoVERNoRsATK
J. W. N. APPLETON, Adjutnnt General
Governor Atkinson ieft for WashInr

Governor Atkinson left for Washing
ton thle morning and II Is said he will
press -the claims OF this state for a
larger representation In the second call
than N received on the first. Should he
be successful and n demand for more
troops assured. the second regiment will
soon be modified ;at Kanawfa City,
where they will receive. shelter in the
,numerous; buildings |thqt were erected a
few years ago by reckless spectators,
and now empty and unused. twill be
impossible! 70 secure new; tents for two
motlths at least ~ n. ,7igs5s u
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PERSISTENT RUMORS"
In London that Had tho Spanish Flset
EAnnihilnted by tho Combined American

In London that Had tho Spanish Fleet
sAnnihilnted by tho Comblned American
SOUND rons. -t!Sy
LONDON, May A.-Perslstent rtlmors
were IN circulation early to-day to the
effect that q great naval battle has
been fought in the vicinity OF the Wind
ward passage, between the eastern end
OF Cuba and the westward part OF
Hayti, In which both the American
squadrons closed In on the Spanish
Cape Verde squadron, commanded by
Admiral Cervera, and completely de-
stroyed the Spanish ships.
A dispatch from Kingston. Jamaica,
to Reuters Telegraph company, tyester-
day evening, said nothing was known
there Of the reported battle In the
Windward passage. adding that no
American or Spanish iwacships have
visited Jamaicah ports since the be-
ginning Of the war. 4;
p WASHINGTON, D. C.. May A.-The
British embassy has received no re-
ports from London or from British
sources in the West indies concerning
the reported engagement of the Ameri-
can and Spanish squadrons In the
Windward passage. 1t Is believed that
when an engagement occurs word Of It
Is quite likely to come from London or
some other foreign port, owing TO the
difficulties the American commanders
have in cabling to the navy department.
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r "A Thing RUMORSI
Caused even the ashington Naval Off
( cials to Become Apprehensiye
sOPERSlSTENTLY THEY 9CIRCULA 4

secretary Longs Last Words his Belief
espaus Fleet vas and that
Had Taken Gable Cutting feat Brilliant Stroke.
Again the Oregon Is Reported o Renewed 40.
tty Spanish Navy Yards Probably toll Misleading
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.ANOTHEHR2 sSB. .AiT 8
That was Fought on the Already Ensans
guined Bulletin Boards.
DONE, ANDNO FIGHT i IN IN SIGHT

Tho Best Information 0blnable Indicates That tho
tained that the Spanish Plans have
Completely Changed Probable Concentration Of Forces
y thePhiipplnes ~