Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-25
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Cap am sampson reports that Chap a a
Chadwick was examined as 10 his per
soIDll experience at the time of ihe DIS
asst + to the Maine, and that tine 1es-
tlnEUnN Was taken of uhe captain of Il
British bark in the !lSbrbor, and the su-
| parIntc11aelHe of The West INDIAN Oil
| Works. across THE bay at the Regla.
both Of whom witnessed uhe explosion.
Mr.. Rolf, The British engineer Of the
| t!oatlnS dock in the harbur, wrote
| tettSr to me court. buzz. IT is said, did
not add anything material to what was
| known.
| At 1.-THE afternoon session the divers
| We're examined more fully than before.
| iAeir testimony is taken from day TO
| d'aE. Inc cpUrt expects now TO finish
mere TODAY ana Ia sad on the MangroVc
fof hey West, Where The other officers
ana men WI De examined;
! Inc "i'etk-AS' tug iASAt Arm did not
go noith, iiS vas expected yesterday.
| she ~ now m,~"isI BESIDE uh2 poop of
tine wreck. ard Will Slive the smaller
portions as far as possible in advance
OF tne arNtNa pt othei rugs witch better
| iac.At!t : Tor n EaNE Work.
! CnaE'a n FfEadWick reports that all
the WCUm .tl here are doing well except
Frederick G. HulZer. of New York, WHO
may Gle at any moment.
Nyl,her me officers Of the court Of
LnIl.ry ntr tine witnesses VIII give the
SIG hts'7't ',aG.ea'ton of the tesu.m"ny OF
iphe cthc!uSlpfs' deducted from 1t. and all
say tat he men employed on che
! Wrec!. nave SSGn warned to observe az
| eQui!Iy SIIlt; rvttlCtlICC. This Us re-
garded as eininently wise by the Ameri-
| can and adj Intelligent Spanish Off
erals as there is no telling what pas
Ss'HS liSht De aroused or what eVIi l'e-
suits might Be brought Libout by talk
ing freely On official matters on the
pre- ent state of public feeling in Ha-
vana Thus FAR Americans are treated
with the utmost courtesy and Kindness,
and 1t seems the special care of the
residents OF Havana to show frendh-
ness
| Consul General Lee says there is no
ruth IN tn" report that he had asked
Captain Genera! RN4nco to dismiss
from Cuba certain newspaper men for
. sending sensational stories to the Uni
ted states. On the contrary, General
Lee mas never Iirterferred with the
American newspaper men in any way.
All uhe principal streets and buildings
are SaIly decorated with fla IS and hunt
'nE m honor OF the Spanish s5,sllicrs
2o29 lnianLrymrn under the command
OF Jose Amniur. who arrived hhs
morning by the steamer Monte NLli,D
from barcelona.
General Soano, TIM second chief of
the staff. today returned ON board the
Mttngrove the visit ~f the court of in
curry, a"tlnS as the representative OF
uhtA governor general Adniital Mamie
rola personally returned the VISIT paid
70 irlhn by 'uhe court The Thurstla y
reception of General 6lanco was rcsum-
eu tiiiS evening.
| In connection with the claim made by
I'm" 'nhSnS' that there are nline CALLER
:e$s unArr the harbor OF Havana, lead
HlS from SuAtelIifleiu passages. and
known Il" hhve existed for years be-
tween rpfl 'uhaFAS. Nlpiro ca 'tie ANA
.nlS port IN" SpalArdS explain THAT
l'H over century a SuDterranean pas
age ABOUT NV" miles long and eight
iSrl az us har1NcWcsst diameter, ca pub.e
- s.NHlS &c to n column of troops
IfVaS existed from the navy yard to Cas-
,AE' Del i'r-ne!pe lEui the Spaniards
iy me eXiste Fce OF this tunnel was
mot known to the present authorities
u I" nttSe VINO have been in power for
| MANY years past. The e1. trance and
eNb's, III Is added nave been closed for
Sea's hS InlSk walls nov covered with
3:nils ana 'uherr exact locatiGn us said
| :" "t lost AZ tilt same tEirta, IT is sad-
.'Y.uIeN tih't records regarding the sub
err '1ns7In passage cam be found in old
documents IN TINE archives of Havana.
r1lN1ily ,he 9l'ahEards yISiSt THAT the
i'aSShSt goes h"t 50 under 'the h'nrbrI
NJ "hE PN''hi.
| vi Sh'uiNtE FAST Il party OF about
tpF'F SuefIl4'hs !ttt lo't at a farm
mar ~ u,ic''e, aoont forty dnlies IRON
''''S S'ts as WAS 'aieNr custom. 70 Dame
Az :" ''ol S1t''''rlis pM'ce llurrhS me an,
-
apu"t III 'ex'l, H-''rsehtS occupied tht
ROM "lE' Wirel tfle garrison returned
. i,'l'i Ntttiici' ".'e "ii9tiSrIttS Ten upul
.ns'H M"'ii 'iNlc''s'ts aura klhnu twenty
. az, W. 'u' 90 H'is i"its Sut'iFliiiSS
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