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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-07
HOW H0BSoN MEANT TO DO 1T

: Copyright, $685. by the Associated Press.)
On Board the Associated Press Dispatch
Boat Dauntless, off Santiago de Cuba,
June 3, a. m, via Port Antonio, ia
maica, June delayed in transmisson)-
Yesterday afternoon while the Merrimac
lay stripped to the buff for her last des-
perate run, she was inspected by the AS
ISOLATED Press correspondent. With hatch
es off, gaping cargo ports swung back
and everything valuable removed save her
engines and 900 tons OF COAL that scarcely
seemed TO count in her cavernous hold,
she was not an inviting spectacle.
The seven men who were to risk their
lives in her were as cheerful as school
boys on frohc. despite twenty-four
hours sleeplessness and hard work Cox
vain Deignan, with professional pride,
explained the several stations of the for
lorn crew. j. E Murphy was to cut loose
the forward anchor and Daniel Montague
the after one, and they were then to Jump
overheard and swim to the lneboat, which
was towing astern. Phillips, Kelly and
Crank were TO stop the engines and knock
away the Kingston valves 30 food the
hold. and Lieutenant Hobson and Char
cite were to fire the torpedoes from the
bridge.
Words cannot paint the cool. matter-of-
fact heroism Of these enlisted men, so
calmly confident Of success in their audac-
ious undertaking, so implicitly trustful in
their young lieutenant who was 10 lead
them. so oblivious TO everything except
that they were going in. They did not
speak Of coming out. with the exception
Of Deignan, who said, nonchsIantly: 20,
I guess we stand fair show OF getting
out; but they can't stop US going in" this
last in a most matter-of-fact style, as
though going was the only point worth
considering. So il was 70 them. This was
everyday heroism. heroism in overalls
ard oil and coal dust from ankle to eye
brow.
But Hobson. despite his Uniform. was
almost as dirty and disheveIed as his
men, with forty-eight hours growth Of
beard, eyes sunken for lack OF food ard
sleep and his hands as black as a coal
beavers. but the hands we're cool and frn
IN their grasp. rs though ne were gong
or parade and nothing could dun the IRE
OF those sunkea hazel eyes. Reserved. but
courteous even to geatieRess. spoke brief
L. NJ his plans. He spoke as his men had
spoken-ot going IN, nothing Of coming
back. except this. just as parting:
Now, pardon ne. but in case you gen
tlenaen write anything Of this expedition.
please don'5 say anything individually
about its members until you know"
He accented the last word. and the IN
ference IS piain-untH you know ve are
dead. would have filled out the sentence.
While the Associated Press correspond
ent was or the bridge Of che Merriunac
a young Officer from she Marbieaezd came
aboard on business AS he .ef: ne sad.
Shall We send you fellows over some
breasfsst2 we would b. delighted and
can do Il just as wen a no,-"
Never mind about tae breakfast. Cd
man" replied L.eutenaa, Ho5sca, 'oat Il
you can send some coffee ne wou,d be
very glad You see. we are swept prs:sy
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HOBSON, CERVERA AND PEACE

London, June 6.-Every evening paper Of
this city echoes the morning newspaper
praise of Lieutenant Hobsou exploit
with the collier Merrimac at Santiago de
cuba. which they say was a gallant deed.
ably planned and pluckiiy carried cut.
The Pail Mall Gazette says
THE heroism Of these men and the
courteous chivalry Of Aim raj Cervora
viii not be forgotten in q aurry.
Continuing the Pail Mali Gazette says t
thinks that as I resu,t q ne A:sr-.-rac's
expedition. the naval war between Spain
and the United States : lrl71icuy IN
ished and the paper adds;
Had the Cadiz squadron meant t,.sI-
ness 4; would not have dal'ied until Ger
vera's feet had been rendered use e~s..'
The Gazette concludes by commenting
on the probable military operations. say
ing:
II; win pay America 20 secure both
Porto Rico and she Philippines before
peace is discussed. For peace on the only
possible terms. Spain is not ready. The
government dare uot face TIE mus e. To
surrender now would produce a revolu-
ton at home. hence /; is prepos,erous %
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ABOUT The MEN WHO DID IT

1 FOOOl Ill W. IE w iiO wv .
Washington, June 6-The effectua1 block
aiding Of Santiago harbor was accomplish
ed by Lieutenant Richard P. Hobson- as
sistant naval constructor, and Daniel Mon
tague, George Charlotte. J. C. Murphy.
Oscar Deignan, John P. Phillips. John
Kelly and H Clausen. The latter, a cox
swain of the New York, took part in the
expedition against orders
Montague is chief master of arms Of the
New York He has server four years in
the navy, is % years of age and his homo
Is in Brooklyn.
George Charrette is a gunner's mate Of
the first class on board the New York. He
has served Il years in the navy, Is 81 years
old and resides at Lowell, Mass.
J. C. Murphy is a coxswain of the Iowa
Oscar Deignan is a coxswain fthe Mer-
rimac and is about "a years old.
John P. Phillips Is a machinlst Of the
first class. belonging to the Merriman. He
is sc years OF age and his home IS IN Bos-
ton.
John Kelly is a water tender, about 35
years old. His home is near Glasgow,
Scotland.
H. Clausen, who slipped on board the
Merrimac without permission in order to
take part nthe expedition, is a coxswain
of the New York.
Lieutenant Richmond Pearson Hobson,
assistant naval constructor, was born at
Greensboro, Ala, on August II, 1870; was
appointed after a competitive examina-
ton to the naval academy in May, 1885.
Hewas the youngest memberof mis- class,
but graduated at the head of his Is COM
panions. He has studied engineering un-
der the auspices of the United States gov
eminent in France, AMI was male assist
ant naval constructor in 1891. He is the
author of a semi-political work entitled,
The Situation and Outlook in Europe"
and was assigned to the flagship New
York when Rear Admiral Sampson sailed
for the West Indies.
Lieutenant Hobson is a nephew of John
NJ. Morehead Of North Carolina and is a
grandson of Chief Justice Pearson OF that
state. He is unmarried, and his father,
Judge James NJ. Hobson, lives at Green's
boro, Ala
The three men from the Merrimac's
crew were all green hands and shipped
recently for the war
The Merrimac had on board 600 tons of
coal when she was scuttled across the
channel.
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ORGANIZING At CHICKAMAUGA

Chickamauga, National Military Park
Tenn, June s.-Another big sham battle
was the event today. The battle was be-
tween the regiments composing the First
divisions of the Third corps, and about
1000 men participated This division
which is commanded by Brigadier General
Fred Grant is doing unusually hard work
and is rapidly becoming proficient in all
branches Of military training.
The officers, one and all from General
Brooks down, are congratulating them
selves on the excellent appearance Of all
the camps and the perfect success Of the
sanitary preparations and the remarkable
healthfulness of the men in the camp. It
is a matter Of most favorable comment
that in an army of more than 10000 mea
there should be such little sickness, es
pecially in view of the fact that the
changes made by the men in climate,
diet and water have been so radical. The
men are thoroughly satisfied with their
conditions.
The supply depot has now over mil
lion rations and has provided ample and
suitable storage room for from five mil
lion to six million more if 1t should be
needed. Everything in this department is
in capital working order.
The work of paying the New Workers
for the time they were IN the services of
the state will begin tomorrow. The Four
teenth infantry win be the first paid.
Governor Bradley and staff of Kentucky
are scheduled to arrive in the city some
time during tomorrow on a special train
from Lexington. Governor Bradley comes
TO VISIT the Second and Third regimenr5
and will be here several days.
Another train load of mules and three
cars of horses arrived yesterday. The
mules will be turned over to the regi-
ments without their full quota Of teams.
The work of remodelling the Park hotel,
now known as the Leither hospital, is be-
ing pushed rapidly. The building VIII he
completed in a few days and all the
arrny's sick will be moved there.
Colonel Charles Bills of Nebraska, who
was recently placed in command provis-
ionaIIy. Of the Second brigade, FIrst divi-
sion. Third corps. has established head
quarters just opposite those of General
Grant. Colonel Bills has selected Captain
Charles II. Wilson as acting adjutant, Eu-
gene /. Platner. commissariat. and Lieu
tenant Snydenham, quartermaster.
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CONFUSION AT TAMPA

Washington, June 1.-THE war depart
ment officials are moving heaven and
earth to improve conditions al Tampa and
vicinity. General Miles has made some
pretty sharp reports to the department,
criticislng the conditions there, and every
effort is being made to improve them.
The general represented, among other
matters. Of complaint. that railroad cars
were stalled for a distance Of ten miles
from Tampa. making it impossible to get
at the supplies that are absolutely essen
tial to the embarkatiOn Of troops Tor
Cuba. The railroad officials. however. are
doing all they can to assist the quarter
masters department in clearing up this
confusion and Secretary Alger today said
he was confident that the matters would
he sfraightened out in day or two.
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TO EXCHANGE FOB HOBSON

Washington, June 6.-The navy depart-
ment this afternoon posted the following:
Admiral Sampson Is engaged in ar
ranging with Admiral Cerver4 for he
exchange of Naval Constructor Hobson
and the men with MIN, now prisoners at
Santiago, for some Of the ocers and men
held prisoners by the United States at Ft.
Mcpherson"
The department has supplied to he
navy department the list of names pro-
cured from the commandment o. TT. Nc
Pherson, Ga, Of the Spanish prisoners cf
war there. The department sent this list
to Admiral Sampson and the admiral h. m
self will enter into communication with
Admiral Cervera respecting an echange of
prisoners. Cervera will be allowed to sell
ect from the list of persons. whom he Is
willing to take in exchange for Construc-
tor Hobson and the gallant crew that
manned the Merrimac on her last run.
Hobson's rank, relative, is that Of liue-
tenant, junior grade, and he stands at the
head OF that grade in his corps. By the
ordinary rules of exchange he would be
about equivalent to captain in the army
The highest grade of officer among the
Spanish captives al Fit Mcpherson is A
first lieutenant, so that in order to equa-
lie the exchange it may be necessary
for Admiral Sampson to throw in with
the first lieutenant one OF the dozen lieu
tenants among the prisoners. Hobson's
crew. none being of the commissioned
grade. can be exchanged man for man for
six private soldiers among the prisoners
OF war When Sampson and Cervera have
arranged these details, the list of Prison
ers to be exchanged will be submitted
to the war department. which will direct
the commandant at FIT Mcpherson to
send them 10 Key West to be placed
aboard 4 naval vessel and sent to San
tiago for transfer. All this will take som
time. so that the ocia,s hardly expect to
complete the change in lesso than tw
weeks OF the earliest The commandant
at 1T. Mcpherson reported to the war
department this morning in answer to the
inquiry. that ali the Spanish prisoners
there were well and able 10 travel
Mole St. Nicholas. June ct is report
ed from the flagship New York. lying off
Santiago. that no further news hos been
received from the Nevrimac's prisoners.
a launch came out from the shore on sun
day morning under a flag az truce and the
Spanish ocer who was in charge II the
boat said he thought ne saw fag Of
truce flying or board the Iowa. When
the ocer discovered his mistake the launch
returned to Moro Castle.
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Uncle Sam Is Just About in the
Mood to Let Him Name His
Own Reward.
HE WILL BE EXCHANGED
AS Soon as the Requisite Spanish Prisoners Can Be
Forwarded-John Bull Applauds Hobsons
Heroism and Cervera's Chivalry.

Washington, June 6.-The promotion in
Santiago, is under consideration by the
navy department. Acting Secretary Allen
and Commodore Hichborn, chief of the
bureau of naval construction, talked it
over in a general way today but no con-
illusions were reached. The department
is desirious of knowing what would be
most acceptable to Hobson himself and
when this is learned recommendation
will be made to congress which that body
will doubtless carry into effect without
delay. The present indications are that
Hobson will be taken out of the staff and
only an increase of pay but as oppor-
tunity to rise to the more conspicuous line
position of admiral AT present Hobson
is an assistant constructor, with the re-
lative rank of lieutenant, junior grade
1t develops, however, that within the next
four weeks he would have secured a pro-
motion othe rank of constructor rea-
tive rank full lieutenant, in the usual
course of advancement. As his rank is
already earned by length of service it
would hardly be an honor for congress 20
confer this rank upon him. About the
only expedient is to give him promotion
in the line, probably as lieutenant COM
mander. or commander, where his pay
would be greater than in he staff SER
vice and the chances for future advance
nent would be ample There is some
doubt however, whether an officer who
has shown much genius in the scientific
brauch of the naval service would care to
leave that service for the line.
gratulatons will be sent to Hobscn
as soon as there is an opportunity to COM
municate with him, but while ne IS
prisoner at santiago. it Is obviously I'M
pos lille for the naval authorities to do
mere thOn convey their congratulations
and thanks to Admiral Sampson.
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be scarcely warranted in putting General

10 SNdiCc4g III putting GcLc4
Wallace in the field at his age.
FIRST Assistant Postmaster General
Heath and Representative Lands OF In
diana, called on the president 20 make a
final request for the appointment but
while the president stated that he had
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Representatives Curtis and Broderfck OF
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THE AMERICAN NAVY, CUBA AND
HAWAII

l.
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MEDALS OF HONOR PROPOSED

washington, June 6.-s10resontatIVe
Har man of Montana has ip1,hiucel
joint resolution directing the secretary of
the navy to have prepared and delivered
suitable medals of honor to Lieutenant
Hobson and each member Of his crew fer
gallant, heroic and patriotic services Ier-
dered to the United States at Santiago har
Dor on June 3. 1885, 1t approprIates 500
for the purpose.
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REBELS GAIN VICTORIES

Tashlrr-on. June f-The navy ss7art-
rrent ~ o'clock posted re fo.ioEins
bu--etin:
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zursents have bes- actively engaged =
sha province - Cavlte dzr.as fhs past
zsek Thsy have won several vi-toTies
taEes prisoner about - raen- As;v O.
F,e-z y tAe Spanish ,r9ors re- na-5ve.
TIE arspaaI Z; Caw1's has bssa prepared
fsr occupation By T-nses s;ates troo5s
upoa thel- arrival On TIRE ;rans2orts-
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