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the woods, and the two steam cutters

the woods. and the two steam cutters
withdrew
YANKEE CHASED A GUNBOAT.
The Yankee arrived here yesterday and
Captain Brownson reported that ON Mon
day last while of Cienfuegos, Spanish
gunboat came out 20 meet the Yankee
evidently mistaking her for a merchant
vessel The Spaniara however, soon saw
his mistake turned tail and opened fire.
which was hotly returned hy the Yankee.
The latter chased the gunboat until -the
Spaniard took refuge I'm the harhor
whose forts opened fire ON the American
vessel Thereupon the Yankee engaged
the eastern and western batteries But
seeing no chance of catching the gunboat
Captain Brownson withdrew.
During the engagement a Spanish shell
burst over the Yankee and q falling frag-
ment struck a landsman named Kennedy.
formerly an insurance clerk in New York
city. innicting severe flesh wound on
his right shoulder. lie is expected TO re-
cover
The Spanish Runboat chased by the
Yankee was of about 500 tons and 2J) feet
long.
The naval reserves who manned the
Yankee fought well
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
WHY AUGUSTI RESIGNED.
So that the General Might Surrender
Manila, and Not Himself

MADRID. June ls.-f r. Mt is said
here this afternoon that Captain-Generai
August resigned the military leadership
az Manila 10 the Spanish General Com
handing there. 80 that the capitulstion
Of that place may be signed by the lat
ter and thus have less Importance In the
eyes OF the natives than n signed by the
Captain General OF the Philippine Islands.
The news that the spanish fleet has
been sighted OF Gibraltar has caused
feeling OF great satisfaction here.
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Captain GrimSIey Resigns as Judge
Advocate Of the Brigade.
A CHURCH BUILT IN A DAY,
Chaplain Ferguson 10 Occupy the New
Building for Morning Service for
the First Time To-Day-The
Entire Guard Must Al.
ways BE at the
Guard Tent.

CAMP ALGER. VA, VIA DUNN LO-
RING. VA. June 1S-Spccial.-Tho line
officers Of the regiment have determined
TO have a mess. and at once. Captain
Grlmsley has been elected president Of
the same. Captain Allen secretary, and
Lieutenant Alasurier treasurer
Captains Wmgneld and Nichols were
appointed committee 10 80 to Wash
ington 20 purchase the necessary sup
plies for the same, and they have spent
the day In that city. In addition to food
supplies they win buy stove and one
or two large tents. The mess will be in
working order early next week.
SIX BOXES FROM RICHMOND.
Captain Masurier told me this evening
that the people at home were very kind
in remembering his company, and this
afternoon six large boxes arrived at
Camp Alger for members OF the same.
They were loaded down with good things,
and tonight the boys are living high
The whole of Company NJ. under charge
Of Captain Masurier marched over 10 the
creek yesterday am constructed a flm,
which they viii use for a bathing pool
Several large boxes, I'm which were
placed sixty-two individual boxes for
members Of Company j.. Lesides large
amount Of food contributed by the citl-
zens of Fredericksburg for the COM
pany. were shipped from that city last
wednesday by Colonel T.. ID. Cole and
should have reached here the next day.
but did not and though diligent inquiry
has been made by Quartermaster Larkin,
OF Company X. nothing can be heard Of
the belated eatablcs.
Captain Edward Grimsley has resigned
ass Judge Advocate of the brigade court
martial and Captain Walsh. of the Ninth
Massachusetts,, has been appointed In his
stead
4 NEW CHURCH.
The church building on which work was
begun this morning was completed to-
day and Chaplain Ferguson viii hold SER
vices in the same tomorrow morning at
10 clock and I'm the evening al o'clock.
Colonel Nalle has issued orders that
hereafter both officers of the guard as
well as the men shall remain at the
guard tents both day and night
Heretofore they have been dividing
time. when the men have been allowd 10
60 10 their quarters
Lieut. Ranes OF Company III, DAN
VILE has been granted four days fur
Tough.
HOSPITAL DETAIL.
Under the head of Special orders No. a.
Headquarters Second Army Corps. the
following enlisted men OF the Third Vir-
Continued on Sixth Page)
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HOT BRUSH WITH SPANIARDS.
Two Cutters Are Fired on from a
BloCk-Housc- The Fire Returned.

OFF SANTIAGO pE CUBA. Friday
Ju- E-I H. M.-Pgr the Associated
Press Dispatch Boat Wanda. KING
-IDN. JAMAICA. saturday june N-
Nts A. MIA hot brush between some
Spanish troops and rcconn0ltering
parity m steam cutters. occurred at day
lfaf trIs morning 300 d. small cove west
oI MorI1 Castle
rl. Ml .sarHuseCs steam cutter, IN
,harse of Lieutenant Harlow, entered the
cove to tskr -ouudiugs and r,connoitcr.
when wolI inside Tho inlet detachment
of Spanish infantry opened nre upon the
cuff,r ff0m "a block house. Ibe fire Was
vigorously returned by The marines in
the massachusetts boat. aad also by
marine, who were iu the New York IS
cuttor. which was in charge Of Naya.
cadet Powell and which had followed
+ro cutler of the Massachusetts.
GOOD AIM AND GOOD LUCK.
Tine New Yorks cutter was hit ten
times and "a marine in the cutter of the
Afassschuaetts had the stock of his rine
shattered. but by good luck no one was
hit
The Texas opened FIRE with her six
FOUNDER on the hillside. and the Vixen
fteamed righi into the cove and peppered
the block house with her rapid-hre guns.
Eventually. tho Spaniards retreated 70
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The Government Taken to Task for
lis Stubborn Course.
COMPLETE COLLAPSE IMMINENT.
Unless Peace Is Soon Secured tho
Country Is Ruined-A Painful Am
mutation Is Preferable TO Dis
astrous Wharf.-The Govern
ment should BE Forced
TO Obtain Peace.

MADRID. June is.-l0 A. M.-Thsrs Is
considerable comment here to-day over
a long conference which has just taken
place between the British Ambassador to
Spain. Sir Henry Drummond-w -wolr. and
the Spanish Minister for War, Generai
Correa.
The newspapers OF this city to-day pub
lish the text OF a manifesto from the IN
habitants OF Catlonia, OF which BARGE
iona is the capital. IN favor Of pssce be-
tween Spain ana the United states.
NUMEROUsDY SIGNED.
The manifesto Is signed by thirty-hvs
associations and eighteen local news
papers. II says THE present evils arc due
10 the existing regime. which is nothing
but a government of disorder and neg
lect"
After recalling the fact that the Span
ish monarchs have lost possession after
possession. II says.
The United State government Is guilty
Of unjustihable aggression but if the war
is prolonged. Spain will be compieteiy
ruined A painful amputation Is
hundred-fo.d preferable TO a terrible and
disastrous war and any transaction
eventually made Ntu not be more hon
orable after the country II ruined. The
blood OF her valued soldiers shed and
starvation has ravaged majority OF the
workmen's homes"
IMMEDIATE PEACE.
Tho manifesto then depicts the grlcv-
ous internal situation and says:
Spain asks immediate peace, despite
the opposition OF those who desire the
utter destruction of the country In or
der 20 impose their domination upon us
ruin The sooner peace Is concluded,
the more advantageous IL will be.
1T is The duty OF everybody 10 endeav-
or TO force the government 10 obtain
peace"
The document concludes by predicting.
unless a speedy peace is secured. COM
plete frtcrnai- collapse which viii engulf
economic prosperity and political organ
ism and launch the country into a state
OF anarchy or arbitrary despotism.
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The Axe VIII Fall On Several Eff
Gent Officers.
EACH DEPARTMENT IS AFFECTED
Mcssrs. n. B. Haley, j. Il. Woodward,
Is. ID. Core, c. +. Jones, Jr., and II.
l.. Norfeet 10 BE Sacrifed-The
Capitol Square Police Force
20 be Reduccd-New Laws
Soon TO be Operative.

Tho provisions OF the appropriation biz
passed by tho General Assembly shortly
before the adjournment. as far as they
apply 10 the salaries OF the State Of
ncials and employees. win go into effect
on the 1st Of July. 1t was provided that
the salaries should remain undisturbed
up 20 June S0th.
Several faithful and efficient clerks Will
lose their positions. on account Of the
reduction in the appropriation for clerk
hire in the office OF the Auditor Of Public
Accounts. the services of Messrs. II. Is.
Haley and J. B. Woodward will have 10
be DISPENSED with. Mr.. Haley has been
a. clerk for many years. lie was APP
pointed from Pittsylyania county. Mr..
Woodward's home Is in MiddlCseX. He
has held tie position he now Nils about
a year. The salaries OF the clerks who
remain Will have 20 be slightly reduced.
THREE OTHERS TO GO.
Second Auditor Ryland will have TO
give Up clerks II. l. Norfleet and c. =
Jones. Jr The former has already LETT
having iolned the Blues and gone 10 war
lie is from Southampton. Mr.. Jones IS
a son of Hon @. i. Jones, Of Highland.
Treasurer Harman Will dispense with
the services Of Mr. Il. d. Core. an old
faithful clerk. His home is IN Northamp-
ton county.
COLONEL RICHARDSON IS SAFE.
Register OF the Land Office Richardson
is safe il having been decieded that the
LEGISLATURE did not abolish his office by
its failure 10 make an appropriation
therefor. Colonel Richardson will con-
tinue 10 draw his salary as heretofore.
He viii probably have to give up his
clerk. as no appropriation was made Tor
his salary.
The Legislature appropriated Nl00 FOR
clerk I'm the office or the Secretary OF
tho Commonwealth, who was 10 be as
signed to duty ga the department now
presided over by Colonel Richardson. But
the Court Of Appeals has decided that the
Land once was not turned over 10 Sec
retary Lawless.
CAPITOL POLICEMEN.
Colonel Richardson will have TO dis
pense with the services OF one of the
seven Capitol Square policemen. lie has
not decided who shall 80. The pay OF the
policemen is reduced from 81 20 $50 per
month.
Colonel Richardson will confer with the
Attorney General and Auditor ana ascer-
tain from them whether or not he is
entitled 10 a clerk As soon as this ques-
tion is settled the Register will furnish
the Auditor with a list OF those who are
10 remain In the service OF the State.
The appropriation bill practically abol-
ished the position OF engineer az the Capi-
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WASHINGTON. June B.-The original
plans Of campaign for the conduct OF
the war against Spain Will be adhered
TO and will be pushed with yigor and
energy.
That decision was reached at a war
council held at the White Housue to-day
M which were present President McKin-
ley Secretaries Alger and Long. Cen
oral Miles. Assistant Secretary Moikle-
John. Admiral sicard and Captain Ma
han.
Of course. there will be some slight
manifestations made necessary By the
changes that have occurred since the he-
ginning Of hOstilities. but these. after all,
will not affect the general plans OF ope-
ratlons. General Miles returned IRON
Florida with Information respecting the
condition OF the troops. difficulties TO
be expected I'm the progress OF the cam
paign and needs IN the matter OF trans
portation and terminal facilities that VIII
be freely ayailed OF 10 correct the de-
fects in the present system mat expo
rience has developed.
The conference was entirely harmo-
nious. The only reason that the COM
manding general did not VISIT the Nhlte
House yesterday was because OF de-
sire on the Presidents part that nus
war councillors shoulud have the beneut
of General Miles recital OF his observa-
tions at first hand -
REPORTS OF FRICTION ABSURD.
The stories that there has been irlctlon
between General Miles and his officials
are pronounced 10 be absurd by all con-
cerned. and to-days proceedings gave
evidence OF the fact that the utmost
harmony characteriZes the relations be-
tween the Chief Executive and the MILF
tary branches Of the Government.
There were of course some differences
Of opinion among the persons present NJ
the war council but there has been no
disposition in any quarter 10 resist for
an instant any conclusion which has Sc
cured the approval OF the President.
The official declaration 20 the enect
that the campaign IS 10 be pushed WIN
vieor does not necessarily mean an I'M
mediate attack uuon Havana. although
such advice has been rendered II does
mean that the very best efforts are 20
be put forth 20 get the army In condi-
tion where Il can be used with over
whelming effect az any point or points ~
almost moments notice.
To this end the troops now I'm camp
are 10 bo thoroughly trained and hard
ened and when they leave the United
States their equipment Will be the best
a soldier can have NJ FOR any season.
wet or dry. cold or hot.
HAVANA'S FATE CERTAIN.
with such an army al command. num-
hcring 10 less than 10000 the fate or
Havana cannot long remain In doubt
when once this army is hurled upon II.
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SPAIN SAYS so.
Facts About the War Gathered In Ma
drid and other Places

MADRID, June 81 =. M-Acc0rd-
ing TO private kilograms received here
from Cuba. yellow fever IS raging among
the American marines encamped near
tho entrance 10 Guaut tdnAmo Bay, and
several cases OF the disease are reported
to have occurred on the ships VI the
squadron.
The telegram describes the heat as ter
ribe, and says the swampy condition or
the ground has prevented thus far the
carrying on OF military operations In the
vicinity OF Santiago.
, MADRID, June B.-l0 l.. MI II con-
hdently believed mere tonight that Ad-
miral Camaras fleet is going 10 Manila,
and this may prevent the dispatch OF
American troops there. and AT least post
pone the loss OF the Philippine Islands.
Advices from Cuba say General mares
Is confident the rainy season VIII handi-
cap the Americans. and he expresses
tho belief that the latter will unite with
the Cubans and march along the base OF
the mountains. where there are roaas
leading to Santiago de Cuba, while the
American feet will attack the fortlflca-
tlons al the entrance OF the bay
MADRID. June B-9 \. MA Havana
dispatch TO the semi-ofiiclal rais says:
General credcnce attaches 20 the re-
port that serious dissensions have broken
out among the rebel leaders, some OF
them insisting upon remaining neutral
and other preparing 20 nght the Amerl-
cans from fear OF annexation and Ameri-
can tyranny
Another dispatch from Havana says The
Guerra Marina publishes a number OF
documents, Including a letter from Max
imo Gomez to the Cuban Junia IN New
York protesting against Tho intervention
OF .he United States. The paper there
upon says:
Intervention IN its present violent form
Is repugnant 20 the majority OF the rebel
chiefs and il ls dstastcful 10 tho alassN
Of the insurgents
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can for Volunteer in Georgia.

ATLANTA, CA. June N.-Goyernor At
kinson tonight issued a proclamation
calling for volunteers for the new regi-
ment asked for By the President.
The call asks for regiment with
maximum OF !. 326 men and a minimum of
254 men IN addition 10 the 'st men re-
quired te bring the first and second regi-
ments 10 their limit.
Governor Atkinson expressed grstituds
for the manner IN which the two previous
calls were responded to by tho people of
Georgia. and expresses a feeling OF pride
that Georgia was the first of the South
ern States and ninth OF all the States 20
have her volunteer forces mustered In the
service OF the United States.
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From "a photograph taken while az the
United States Naval Academy
have "a conspicuous pace lu tut let OF
heroes who fought and faced death itself
for their countrys honor. Lieutenant
Neville Is Nrgiulan. His home is I'm
Portsmouth. and his mother Mrs. NJ. r..
e.. Neville. resides at No. f1l First street.
that city. She has every reason 20 be
proud OF her boy whose recent exploit
around Guantanamo has appealed 10 the
admiration of military men an over the
country
IIe is twenty-eieht years old. lie was
appointed as "a cadet 20 the United States
Naval Academy at Annapolis, I'm 1ssS and
graduated in 1890. Since his graduation
ne has seen considerable active service
in the navy.
At Guantanamo Lieutenant Neville with
ten brave marines were doing picket
duty and after the battle they were miss
ga for several hours. 10 was feared the
brave officer and his men were an killed
but they literally cut their way through
the encmy's lines and returned 20 the
camp. 10 was a bold act and none but
heroic men would eve- have undertaken
f.
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Innmnnes at NIacnn.

MACON, GA. June is.-The Third Reg
imcnt OF Immunes being modified al
this place has about 90 men so far.
Tents have been pitched and men are
being drilled daily.
Recruits come in on every train and
full quota OF all companies viii be re-
ported by July lot.
Lieutenant Colonel Reayes arrived to-
day and says ne never saw such splendid
specimens OF physical manhood. Colo
mel Ray is pleased with the progress he
Is making.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
R0SSER BACK HOME.
VIII Name His stan This Week Needs
No Step Ladder

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, June IS
Special General Thomas H.. Rosser ar
rived from Washington This afternoon az
5.45 lie has been assigned 20 Wilson's
Corps. Chickamauga. From thence he
will g0 10 Cuba In charge Of a division.
His STAFF has not been appointed. but
VII Dr ssl,y 49,. ~, VIZ nere ,nierle are "a
star
The General is In good trim. and 10
anxious ~ 80 10 Cuba.
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A BRAVE VIRGINIAN.
Lieut.. Neville who Cut Through the
Spanish Lines in Cuba.

Noxt 10 Dewey and Hobs0n whose
names will go down into history as proud
heritages 20 the American people. Lieu
tenant Wendell G. Neviles name viii
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This Was Decided on at
Yesterdays Council.
TO BE EQUIPPED
The Troops are to Have the Best Out
fits Soldiers Can Have,
AFTER SANTIAGO, PORTO RICO,

When Santiago Falls the Regulars
VIII Attack Porto Rico, and the
Provisional Forces VIII Hold
What They Have Taken
Cadiz Fleet Still Said To
BE Heading East,
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Murderer Hanged.

NASHVILLE. TENN, June 1s-Gsorgs
Pearson (colored) was hanged this fore
noon in the Madison county jail Dr the
murder OF Sam Walker (colored) on the
night OF May 3. lSs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19

Virginia, North Carolina ana soptn 80. xss.
oiina-showsrs and thunder storms hs"s
variable winds.
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