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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-08
WANT A HOSPITAL SNIP
Red Cross society Tries tn Have One
sent to the Philippines.

San FRANCISCO, July THE City OF
Puebia came off the drydock today and
went 10 her BERT: at the sea wall She Will
receive freight as soon as IL is possible TO
send II abroad The Peru Is ready. and
has been taking on board a great deal Of
freight left over by the Newport. She Will
also take TWO field pieces. which are on
the dock ready for shipment. IL Is sad
the next expedition win sail either Wednes-
day or Thursday. military guard was
sent down to the Peru today. II the troops
were ready to move they could he received
next Sunday. and the two vessels could
leave on Monday.
Great haste is being employed In dis
charging the Pennsylvania 1t is under
stood she will be ready for the carpenters
tomorrow. She will be taken as a trans
port. The annexation OF Hawaii will prob
ably cause a change in Gen. Otis plans
for transporting troops to Manila. II mas
been suggested that all the forces en-
csmped In this city be removed as rapidly
as possible to Honolulu. where a camp
may be established. Transports would then
ply between Manila and Honolulu, saving
two weeks. which would he consumed by
the round journey from Hawaii
Maj. Gen. +. Serven. OF the signal corps.
has been ordered TO go to Manila on the
Peru and TO report TO Gen. Merritt. Capt.
c. Dupont Coudert. commissary OF suhs.st-
ence, has been ordered TO go on the Peru
as assistant to Lieut.. Col. d. L. Brainard,
chief commissary. The following officers
have been detailed as commissary quarter
masters 10 accompany the troops soon 10
embark on the steamer City of Puebla,
destined for the Philippine Islands, viz:
First Lieut.. Charles II. Martin, Fourteenth
L. s. J.. as commisssry and quartermaster;
Regimental Quartcrmas,er Sergeant
George w. Ster.ey, as quartermaster ser
eeant; Corporal Olaf Anne, Company G..
Fourteenth infantry. as commissary ser
geant.
The Red Cross Society, of California. II
exerting every effort TO have Il hospital
snip sent TO the Philippines II is suggest
ed by the committee In charge Of the work
or caring for The sick that some OF the
vessels at Mare island be used for this
service. The following telegram has heen
sent To the governors OF the dfreren, states
regarding the plan:
The California Red Cross Association
after the fullest investigation is Impressed
WIN the great need Of hospital ship at
the philippines. Kindly telegraph the i'm
mediate cooperation of the senator's and
representatives of your state to accomplish
this end with the administration
"AH governors % states furnishing t-oops
Tor the islands will receive n COPY OF this
telegram also the president ana secretary
OF the navy and war"
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Copyrighted. 1885. by the Associated Press.
OFF JtKAGUA. July :, evening by AS
sociated Press Dispatch Boat, via Kings
ton, 10 a. m.--Naval Constructor Richmond
+, Hobsou, OF the flagship New York. and
seven seamen, who sailed the collier Mer-
rimac into the channel Of the harbor OF
Santiago de Cuba June 8 and sunk her
there, We're surrendered by the Spanish
military officers in exchange for prisoners
captured by the American forces.
Hobson and his men were escorted
through the American lines by Capt. Chad
wick, OF the New York. Every step OF
the tourney was marked by the widcs.
demonstrations Of the American soldiers,
who threw aside all senlalance OF order,
scrambled out OF inirenchments, knocked
over tent guys and other camp parapher-
MALTA IA their eagernsss To see the re-
turning heroes, ard sent up cheer after
cheer for the men who arrived safely
through the Jaws OF death TO serve their
country
The reception when they arrived al the
first American lntrenchments was simply
Overwhelming. Soldiers who had never
seen ,sAy released soldiers az war before
were 50 hoisterous in their greetings that
they could rot he restrained by their Of
NcerS. The cheering soldiers literally fell
upon Hobsor and his comrades. Hobson.
far az possible grasped each hand eS-
teudea toward his and neither h. nor his
men made any protest against the most
uncomfortable crowdiug and jostiing which
they had - unda rgu.
II tne young officer. whose home is in
Alabama has sny race prejudice ne Ger
fairly forget ali about IL as he passed
thro3gi the lines ot soldiers Oh his way 10
Gen wheeier's headquarters. He grasp
Is the hands OF the eb.an- aued troopers az
ere Ninth ara Tenth cavalry. and express
"a his thanks FOR tse patriotic welcome
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His Troops Are Now N Wen Easau
ped ~ Garcta's Men.

WASHINGTON. July THE wa. a..
partment admitted for the nrst tina 10.
day that two expeditions, one On the
Florida and the other on the Fanita, Ma
successfully proceeded from F1ortda
ports to points in Central and western
Cuba. where the regular QUANTITIES. 81
arms and supplies were landed fuf Ger.
Gomez command This Is the nrst time
that arms have got TO Gomez and Ms men
IT. the western sections. a. the Arst ex-.
petition equipped Garcia and his men
around Santiago.
The Florida and Fanita left some tina
ago. but their movements were tuarded
with the greatest care. In order thAa
premature publication might moi Je9per
die the safety of those on beard. ~ ~
as the delivery of the guns The tiiM3
danger is now passed. however, and ~
full stock OF guns, ammunition and ~
plies Is in the hands of Gen. 0ea19
troops.
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CARE FOR THE WOUNDED.
Arrangements Made 10 Erect Nosps-
tai Tents at Fortress Monroe

WASHINGTON. July THE very arst
care o! tire officials will be FOR the wound
ed men who are 20 b. brought north as
RAPIDLY as their condition will permit
There was some idea Of taking one OF the
big hotsle al Fortress Monroe for the pur-
pose 81 a hospital, but It IS said - he the
pres NJ plan 70 substitute a large number
OF tents. which. when properly pitched and
placed. are said 10 De better than inelosed
structures Tcr the treatment OF WOUNDED.
~ thks S~asoT, OF the year
Neanwhlse, all ss being done in the
neighborhood of Santiago that can. 70 nj
isviatc the suffering % the wounded. This
afternoon telegram caoia from Gen
ses'icr 20 :hs War department as follows.
In the name of the sick aud wounded
Officers ard men under my command. 7
Thank Mrs. Mckinley fer the MESA 80
sent"
Gen ShSfter has reported THAI in suite
of his Appeals. he has received We, only
ore Fighter, the Laura. and this is Az,
under tl}e hest coa3stions to carry ashore
from che transports supplies For only ore
day fer the army What might happen in
tbs event Of bad weather can 80 t~,rts...
turpsf
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ANOTHER RECEPTION
GIVEN AT HONOLULU.
s~css Manila ExDedftion anA Also
the Monterey Arrive In
Good Order

HONOLULU, dune 2s~xia San Fran
cisco. July steamship China, of the
Manila transport feet. reached mere from
san ffaneisco on the morning OF June p.
oHs day ahead of the other vessels Of the
fleet. The steamship received q warm
Hemoine- There vas large crowd of
people on the wharf. Brig. Gen. Green
immediately sent his his adJatant to the
wharf with compliments to the United
States. Consul General Haywood ard
President Dole. who was on the wharf.
conveyed them On board. At o'clock all
the soldiers were allowed ashore. marched
to Walk. where the men took a. sea bath
then marched TO town and at O'Clock
provided with Toast on the executive
building grounds. This function was car
rfed out precisely on lines OF the first ex.
petition, and ladies waited on the tables
The officers were entertained at the army
headquarters. There was an abundance Of
refreshments for everybody.
Al = o'clock the same day the Zealaudia.
Colin and senator wsre sighted IL was
quite late when the vessels reached the
herbor. AT midnight all anchored for the
night. The men landed the next day and
were entertained by the citizens Of Homo
lulu. The expedition started for Manila at
Z:n. The Monterey and collier Brutus ar
rived from San Diego on June "A. They
left the latter port June IL. The Monterey
experienced heavy northwest swell near
ly all the way and ran under her own
steam until June H. Then the Brutus took
herin tow. For several days the Monterey
fecsaied and .was ready for sea yesterday
nothing. but was delayed by the Brutus,
whose engines required overhauling. Both
vesseis leave for Manila today.
Ensign 7. Il. Wall. of Portland. Or now
on the Brutus, found on hts arrival here
that orders had been forwarded which
raised him Tn the rank of lieutenant
Ex~Queen Lilioukalani Is expected to re-
turn to Honolulu July 70. Her return has
no political significance.
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MILLER WILL RESTORE
THE STARS AND STRIPES.


WASBINGTGsS, July SECRETARY Long
today gave the order for the departure Of
the Philadelphia from Mare Island for
Hawaii Sne Will carry the flag Of the
United Sgaies 70 those stands AID include
them within the Union. Admiral Miller,
commanding The Paste staE.0E, Will be
earssd with the function Of holsting tne
flag baAled down ~ Commissioner B.ouBi.
daya
Meanwhile the president will appoint a
commission immediately 10 frame laws
neeessary for the changed condition OF
affairs in Hawaii. This must be- done be-
fore the Adjournment of congress, az the
commissioners srs subject 20 confirmation.
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DtFFIELD PLACED IN COMMAND.
Succeeds Young. Who Leaves ne
cause of Had Health

copyrighted 1sss by the Associated Press
CAMP SfBoNEY. July Seen. Young
left 81 noon To-Day for Key West or &C.
count Of bad health, on board The Cherokee
Brig. Gen Dn.sisld succeeds in command.
Gen. Young yesterday refused 10 sssae
further rsai'nfls 20 cTbans until sdyices are
received from Wasfangtofs.in ans yer 70 The
exposs Of the situation here. Tne Cubans
refuse - assist "a the hospital or COM
nissary department. and claim they are
soldiers and not iaborers The same an
sxer was given Gen Baker when ne asked
for help upon roads for the trsrspor1 a don
Of supplies. This together with Gen
CARCASS U0s lrsgen.snx TIE entrance Of
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SOLDIERS ARE NOW
HOUSED AT CAVITE.
Dewey Reports That Axutnaido HAS
Proclaimed Himself President
Of the Republic.

WASHINGTON. July 1.-The navy de-
partment received the following cable
gram dated Cavi.s. July g. via Hongkong.
July I:
and are comfortably housed AT Cayite. The
claimed himself president 6f the royaIu.
tionafy republic on July /.
Had M Trouble with Germans.
TIE latest adviees from Admiral Dewey
received here were dated July I. As they
make no mention Of trouble with Ger
many, the report that he had fred on a
German vessel Is considered baseess.
No Attack on Manila Yet.
HONGKoNa. July T.-The British coli
Her Eddie. from Manila July Z. arrived To.
day. No attack had been made upon the
town up TO the time OF leaving Four
German thFee British two French ara
one japanese warships At Manila
No Material Change at Manila.
MANILA. June 80. via Henskong. July
There Is no material change In the
aspect of affairs here. The snaaiaris are
strongly posted about the outskirts of the
town and also the whole length OF the
consult OF the water works. eight miles
inland 1t Is believed the SpausatdS only
hold tae water works on surersnee he-
cause the Insurgents. pockets hold the
waterway and could easily wrees the con
duii. But the insurgents are extremely
anxious to concii'ase the neutrals ana
therefore refrain from causing horrible
pri1atien.
insurgents bringing ~ Cannon.
The Insurgents have never employed
cannon before Manila. but thay are new
bringing ny sixty guns with The intention
of making a simultaneous rush upon the
Spanish intrenehmentS at Santa Ana ard
Malete, thus rendering the ether positions
~ the Spastsfds untenahic and BY a sin
g'e coup. drive the Spsutsrds inside the
citadel, With minimum II destruction TO
ncn-c"me&tsnfs au1 property II is IN
aerssoed that Il Siu take i week 10 bring
the guns along rs they have To make a
detour through q difficult; part Of the SCUM
irs and II is rot desirable 70 take a Ill
rect route
The insurgents In the large camp~ at
Malshos. CaI00ssn, Francisco Marqnlna
san Pedro and ParRn0ue are tn excellent
spirits ans perfectly orderly
Meret Xmas the Gauntlet.
Cen NoHe'. the Spanish commander at
Maeseoto. has escaped frogn Trina Canoe
bstnging with uim the family az ,aat
Gen August from Mseaboh, where the
captain general sect tAens when th~ AMER.
team reet arrived herc. 0Areytag re ns-
NV. ~ that part ~ the co4atsy we're
los Al
Gen. Mnn~' rae . terrthle VOYAGE He
TaH ihe gauntlet 81 tNe iusprsent troops
along lie river hanks aut ae and ais p.Ft.
were starving w7ts tas9 arrived la Ma
0iia The S"@t.tse setsrsi alleges tslss -
it't Ms t'' - ia ssro"S pos'tloH. bar
saat BE- wsats rs$gfaFase,eass
a river steamer sresu Nulaean toAa,. gs.n
the blockade. ~ sst~x ye rvtigvss. wsrs;r1
and ctsB1~@ss
TIE SpAl.iar'is $50 ewp3oytrg gSngs 80
fa'ffs a m'd $50 axes and nss aetes
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FIVE MORE VESSELS CHARTERED.
They VIII Garry 1000 Troops and
EuuIpments to Manila.

WASHINGTON. July 7.-The war de-
partmrnt today announced the charter. of
five vessels on the Pacific coast for the
next Philippine expedition. They are the
Pennsylvania. the Puebla, the Titania. the
Peru and the City Of Rio de Janeiro. About
400 men and their equipments can be car
rjed by those vessels
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PATRIOTIC GERNtN-AMERICa
Propose to uuy ar uuiId "A Wsr.his
for This Country

INDIANAPOLIS Iuiv The Hon. A.
bert i-.sSaT. q shis city. has .ssuea IN ap-
pea - tesf 'ier5fla T. Americans NJ the
United States - present lie aoxesrr1aent
va" ''oSe'a. un-to-daie naval ve>ssl -
p7 "~n3%9 th@ Isufnrt+ Chieaso NfS
forN. Indianapolis. Milwaukee ana :,
t~''lss ~eg named as suitable polnts 10 or.
aaniEs cha work
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Eed-e~ess Society. II lie said that the
transfer Of the republic 10 the United
States can be- ceossp!.sfset without the
Slightest delay or friction.
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spanish achievements into S.s.saa>s !.
Cuba. has caused discontera anx,ns -.
oincers and troops. Young reported IL
situation to Washington. Meanwhile n
placed the Cubass In a separate css,
under police regulations and turned -
over TO Clara Barton for ra,ioas.
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LONDON. July THE Hongkong cor
respondent Of the Daily Mai says:
The whole country within a radius OF
eighteen miles Of Manila Is Hooded. Gen
Monsr's arrival astonished every body. He
reported that his soldiers, whom he had
deserted were starving and surrounded
by thousands OF rebels. He was ordered
back 10 Pampanga-
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STRUCK ny A TRAIN.
One Child Killed and Another -
Seriously Injured.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-IntelGgenets.
OAKyILLE. Wash. july Two maio
west of Oakyilie yesterday. two chiletA
OF +. Leisner were run down by the Neef-
bound Grays Harbor passenger train, ~
being instantly killed. and the Other -
ously injured. but will probably feceyek Z
No blame In attached to the engines.
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taken on board the New York jnnmedi-
ately. The 1agships deck was lined with
Officers and men, and as he climbed nm
the side and stepped on board the vessel.
ne was greeted with shouts Hobson had
little TO say regarding his experience ex.
cept That he was we'll treated by the Span
lards. All are in excellent health
The Spanish authorities consented .his
morning 10 exchange Hobson and men. and
truce was established for the purDose
The place selected for the exchange was
under tree between the American and
Spanish lines. two-thirds of a mile beyond
the intrenchment occupied by the Rough
Riders. near Gen. WheeIer's headquar-
tiers. The American prisoners left the
Reina Mercedes hospital at 245 this az
ternOon in charge OF Mai. Tries a Spanish
STAFF officer. The prisoners were conduct
cd 70 the meeting place afoot. not blind
folded.
Col. John Jacob Astor and Lieut.. Miiloy
had charge of the Spanish prisoners
These consisted Of Lieuts Ame!io yolez
and Aureiius. a German belonging to the
Twenty ninth regular Infantry who was
captured al FL caney Friday last: Lieut.
Adolph Aries. of the First provisional regi-
ment. Barcelona: fourteen non-corivnis-
stoned officers and one private The Snan-
ish prisoners were taken through the
American lines mounted and hintfo,dsd
and very formal. no attempt being made
by either side 10 discuss anything but the
matter In hand. Maj Tries vas given
the choice of the three .ieu;enants in ex-
change for fiobson. and was informed t9at
he could have al fourteen men in ex-
change for the American sailors. The
Spanish officers selected Lieut.. Aries TIE
Two other Spanish officers were conducted
back 10 Iuragpa.
II was then no; later than I O'Clock, ana
Maj fries said courteously enough. but in
a tone that Indicated considerable def
aEce:
Our understanding is. gentlemen, that
tbs frlce cesnes 10 al end a O'clock
Col Aston looked a. bis watch. bowed 10
the Spanish Officers, and without making
4 reply started hack slowly 10 the AYneri-
can lines with H0iIs0u and his conpantons
The meeting ard exchange Of prisoners
task place III fIl view ~ both the Arnerj-
can and Spanish soldiers !,strenched near
he meeting place. The keerest interest
vas manifested.
shafter Wire. the Exchange
WASHINGTON July Gen. Skater
has announced the exchange OF Ttpsit
Hohz0n nd n9en in the following telegram
from Playa dsl Este;
TO the SeerFtary of War. Washington.
Lieut. NobsoB and All his yne1 have lust
been received safely in exchange for sgan-
ash offlEars ard prisoners taker, hy us Al
are in good health except two sean~n.
coayA.esclng from reIn!tte-,t fever.
-'SHAFTER.
Aeic~ General Commanding"
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Richmond Pearson Hobson and Heroic Companions.

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tsIis Patterson. @no haz been aE,ysoIrtes
reee.scg or TIE Esal.es forg laEa Office
W.. lake charge AGxas.
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The latest adviees from Admiral Dewey
received here were dated July T. As they
make no mention Of trouble with Ger
many, the report that he had fred on q
German vessel Is considered hasetess
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-29
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

From San Francisco, per o S S
Australia, Oct &C Bolte, Ed
Chick, Miss NJ l. Clancy, II }
Craft, Avon H Crook, Mrs NJ W
Crook, G. A CulIlmen, Frank
Curtis, Mrs j r. Eas tman, W Ii
Haddon, L W Hebron, j A Hop
per, Miss Hopper, A V Hunter
and wife, Mrs S b Hunter and
two children, J A Kennedy and
wife, Mrs j S Kimball, r. + Lapge,
A ID McBryde, G J Mccarthy and
three children, + Il Nichols, w I'll
Rice and wife, Mrs M S Rice, Miss
A Rose, l Rubenstein, H A Rus
sell, G. Sieber and wife, Andrew
jackson Smith and wife, Isaac L
Thalman, Il J Vawter, Miss Helen
Wilder.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-29
ITEMS FROM HARBOR FRONT

The Kinau from Maui and Ha-
wall ports tonight.
The Centennial sails at 3 pm
today for Seattle, via HiIo.
The City of Columbia could not
get away yesterday. She will sail
today.
The Robert Levers has been
chartered to return 70 Honolulu
with lumber. She was in the bay
at Port Townsend on the Goth
inst.
The S N Costle was supposed
to leave San Francisco for this
port, October % ard tn" sc Allen
on the Goth. No dnlr had been
set for the time of sailing of the
w q Irwin when the Australia
left.
The o s S Australia, Hou1lette
commander, arrived in port this
morning on her 154th trip. Parser
McCombe reports as follows:
Left San FRI ncisco, Oct 22nd,
1898, at 2 p IN with IL Cabin and
SO steerage passengers and 80
bags mail. Experienced moderate
n to n Il winds, smooth sea, and
fine weather all the way. Time Of
trip 6 days 10 hours 45 min.
Joseph Seeley has returned to
his old position as chief steward
of the steamship Australia. Seeley
is one of the company's most
trusted employees, and when the
Iealandia was chartered by the
United States Government rs a
transport he was selected as the
best mau to take charge of the
steamers domestic economy. He
is one of the best known, most
popular steamship men on this
Coast and travellers between Ho-
nolulu and San Francisco will
welcome him back at his old post
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Stnr. CLAUDINE,
CAMERON, Commander,

Win leave Honolulu Tuesday at 5P.M.,
touching at Kahului, Hama, Hamoa and
Kipahulu, Maui. Returning arrives al
Honolulu Sunday mornings.
Will cali at Nuu. Kaupo, on second tn,
Of each month.
G~No Freight will be received ate,
p. NJ. on day of sailing.
This @ ,mpany reserves the right tt
make changes in the time Of departure and
arrival of its steamers without notice and
IL will not be responsible for any conse.
quences arising therefrom.
Consignses must be at the Landings e
receive their Freight; this Company will
not hold itself responsible for freight afteI
II has been landed.
Live Stock only at owners risk.
This Company will not be responsible
for Money or Valuables Of passengers
unless placed in the care of Pursers.
Packages containing personal effects,
whether shipped as baggage or freight,
IL the contents thereof exceed 500 90 in
value, must have the value thereof
plainly stated and marked, and the
Company will not hold itself liable for
any loss or damage in excess OF this
sum except the goods be shipped under
a special contract.
All employees OF the Company are
forbidden TO receive freight without de-
livering a shipping receipt therefor in
the form prescribed by the Company
and which may be seen by shippers
upon application to the pursers OF the
Company's Steamers.
shippers are notified that II freight is
shipped without such receipt, it will be
solely at the risk Of the shipper.
Passengers are requested to purchase
tickets before embarking. Those failing Ia
do so will be subject to an additional
charge of twenty-five per cent.
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The following are some OF the views !:
Official Landing Of Troops.
Presenting Newlands Resolution 10
President Dole by Minister Sewall.
Lowering OF one Flag and the Raising
Of the other.
Last shot Of the 81 saluting the rag
All incidents connected with the cere-
monies.
At the old stand in Fort street.
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SHIPPING NEWS

Additional, and the latest Shipping News, will be
found on the eighth page.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-29

Which arise from impurities in
the blood and a depleted condition
of this vital fluid may be entirely
averted by Hoods Sarsaparilla,
This great medicine cures all
spring humors, boils, eruptions
and sores, and by enriching and
vitalizing the blood, it overcomes
that tired feeling and gives vltali-
ty and vigor,
Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick
headache, biliousness and all
liver ills. Price 25 cents. 4"