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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-13

This compression makes the lump of
metal homogeneous Before the hydraulic
press was used 40 per cent Of every fngot
had 70 Ice cut off from the top. because
that part was porous Now only a small
stub, or sinking head. Is left at the top.
and that. with the piece cut from the
bottom of the ingOt 20 remove impurities
which NAV have settled In the mold. Is
re more than IS per cent. OF the whole
casting
The ingot is left In The press for some
time after the gases have ceased 10 -
cape. Then II is taken outside the furnace
room. md two days later the mold is brok-
ca away. The inner jacket adhering 10 the
metal. This jacket j. removed in a great
lathe. and the defective part Of the iugot
IS cut away. Now Il Is ready 10 be made
into a tube for great gun.
The first step IN the forging Il 10 make
hole in The big steel block. Sometimes
this hole il bored on a lathe. These gun
laihes are enormous machines There Is
one AZ Wageryliet arsenal which weighs
$50 90 pounds. The process Of cutting a
hole through the ingot colo Is much slow
er however. than punching a hole through
the hot metal. and though cutting 10 PIE
ferred- when the works are running under
pressure. as they now are. the ingots are
usually punched out.
4 great crane comes down the shop and
looks IKE a pair Of exaggerated ice t0ngs.
This crane runs on an elevated track -
rars up ard down and across tho shop
Under Inc direction Of ar engineer. who
sits in "a ~ le box az the top OF the build
Irz 1ud travels wign f.. ~ the movement
81 70 lever f. runs This way or that or Il
raises or iGEeTs the clamps which hang
suspended fiom lt tv chain whose links
ar- 2 tnr1 thick IL works as easily and
smoothly aaA surely as The sand dreSgs
that vou may have seen working n a har-
}o~ or the crane that ptcks up boxes and
barrels az q wharf and drags Them into
The hold. a. q vessel The s4o39 pounds
which hang between the Jaws % ~ clamp
ara as Higia 70 IL apparently as A block Of
wood u picks up the great casting and
puts 2; down on a car which carries X 10
the furnace room. There 2 mandrel is
Eas through S. and Il Is hnisted by an
ether cr2ue and swung into the mouth Il
the furnace. as it settles down the man
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-13
FORGING TIE BIG GUN.

gloomy building It is long building.
dimly lighted. black with coal dirt. and
showers dust and SCOT on you as You enter
it, Working about a steel furnace Is
smutty business and the gases from coal
and metal make st sufoca.img business,
too
You can look into the furnaces where
the steel IS melting through little holes
but -y0u must look through blue glass II
you would save your eyes from = glare
n.Cre brilliant than the sun. Through this
gaas YOU look on q sea OF violet white
daEElingly brilliant tossing and squirting
aboye the furnace flame This sea is be-
ing, raised slowly TO a temperature of 2S-0
degrees Fahrenheit When II has reached
this point and q little has been drawn of
and tested chemically. the mouth OF the
furnace IS opened. and flowing like a iiv-
ing flame sending showers Of sparks IN
all directions the metal runs down into a
"ladle" This Iadle IS 50 named from the
office II performs, bat III general appear
ance Il Is unlike any ladle yCu have ever
seen. II IS a tank about seven feet cube
with an opening at the top and. uuiii.e the
ladie OF household use ard fame. an opcn-
.Hg St the bottom. This tank runs on
Wheels OF etael on tracks whIch are laid
on each Side OF the casting PIX. Il holds
ta.rty tons q molten metal
When the ladle is foil r IS rim down
the track so the place where the mold il
living ready. AIen walking SO each side.
ury wiki Cr3wbJrs Of iron Under the
wheel ke ping CT . speltfui distance
from Vie superheated tank Ia tais was
rhe hdle is pushed along ana the crow
bars block tne Wheels when the vut is
just above the opening in 'ae casting box
Intended 70 receive thr metal. Then "a
n.an standing beside the iadl- terms an
uurieht wheel iiize 'he pilots Wheel or
shi4 Nlt rusd- 05 !ron and smaller ard
without r sassnd rh- rflck golden stream
roure from the bottom o. The l2lle lrt9
lhe box. Showers q sparks fy from &c
and p3sv about the men who are wafchlas
,h. aow They look Ike an exhibition og
Chinese tirrEcrks. Dfit tney cannot be
very dangerous far fhe men face them
without aInchlrE. cyFrg ege but tho pilots
fxed or tae rop of gEe BOX
''IIo-c-1-F ery a half dozen voices and
the pilot puts has helm a-starboagd and
thc How o. metal stops. n the opening
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-13
& TbousaQd NeQ IRE Working Night apd Day at the

IS something beyond computation. IT was
hot so many years ago that We had 20
GET our castings from abroad. and in time
OF war without the great Pennsylvania
steel works which now supply this mate
rial, should be unable 10 go On with
the preparation q heavy ordnance. This
IA the more serious IN view OF the fact
that the great modern gun must be rebuilt
after 30 shots. and is useless after 80 or
so have been fred.
The armOr plant of the Bethlehem
works alone cost $1,000 go. The whole
works are wcsth more than twice thar
sum: and this enormous. costly plant IS
At the service OF the government a. any
time.
There is rot much that f. picturesque
about the exterior OF a great gun plant
There are grou ps % huidings-she longest
of them 1880 feet-cOal bsgrimed. OF the
simplest type OF architecture. and sur
mounted by tail chimneys from some OF
which fire and smoke are pouring. The
buildings at Bethlehem II put end 10 end
would stretch out for nearly three miles.
and the grounds around them are more
than a mile long. The works stand on \
bluff overlooking the river Beside them
run tbs. tracks of the Lehigh Valley rail-
road. and the Bethlehem iron works i z
regular station On that road, A town OF
Itself.
Between the buildings is a network Of
tracks connecting with the railroad com
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-13
BIG GUNS AND AR(n0R PLATEF0R UNCLE SAN

n the top OF ;he casting box the metal.
glowing still, with its temperature only
fM degrees less shan when il came from
the furnace, IS tossing ard throwing its
tiny waves upward. as though seeking 10
escape.
The casting box Is mounted on wheels,
which run on another track laid in the pit.
Down this track IL, IS relied nntn Il
reaches a hydraulic press. The plungsr
OF this press is inserted in the top OF tha
box, the bsd OF the press Is moved I'D from
btlow under enormous pressure and the
great ingot Is compressed while banning
Gus bursts from the sides OF the mold IN
England the pressure at this Stage OF the
process is applied from above.
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a IN three shifts night and day
" in THE greet shops AT South
~ Bethlehem. Pa. getting ready
II ~ guns for eSast gEfense and
for ocr shipe. AO-e THAI ST.
oaot worth Of war material IS l.TeeT ccr-
tract 10 the Bethlehem iron Ior.ss, ard
fae furnaces are kept roaring for the
sses:y-foar fougs in every dag. they are
not in full operation. though Tor they en-
yioy on private contracts ard government
work together nearly 4.5Dq metz.
pressden. lAFaernsan, the head % The
great COMPANY. Is III Washington much OF
ire time In consultation with the anshorf-
RS a. the capitol. ~ IN lar Department
aet at the navy department. While Ger.
srai Manager Sayre keeps his eye or the
hrce hammers and presses and the euor-
ucus la;iles which are pounding and
saueexlng and cutting the great engines Of
var Into saape.
For army and navy officers are con-
SANITY experimenting the work for the
government. testing IL and approving il
before IL II accepted and paid for Cant
j Walker Bennett IL in charge OF the army
Inspection. and Lieut. ". II. Irwin OF the
inspection for the navy
While they are on contracts Tor the gov-
eminent. the Bethlehem works are prac-
flcaIiy part OF the army aad navy estnb-
hshm<nt In fact, TIC government could
sei5e them In any great emergency and
operate them entirely for its own beneff,
When the controversy over the price OF
sfm0F plate arose IN congress. tnia was
sdyoeaftd by some radical members. bur
Il was never considered seriously. Only
4 var emergency would warrant The GOV
eminent IN taking possession OF the plant
But precautions are taken that 1t shan
not be- open TO general inspection, and IL
requires some diplomacy 10 obtain from
TIE cfire OF the president one OF the vel
low slips Of paper admitting you Ia The
wofks. without this pass ypu would he
stepped By one OF the watchmen and
tuned away. 4 high board fence sur.
rounds the works. and az every gate sits a
nsa In a DOLLHOUSE 10 see that no stran-
Ksfs without permission from the author
tiles enter the grounds. Watchmen guard
the shops also. and they punch holes in
Your pass 10 show that Il has been used
On yellow slip No 81. signed by Robert
7. Linderman president. | went through
tie. great shops and watched every sfep
! q the operation OF making one OF the
Ereat guns which are TO keep foreign bat
teships at a respectful distance from our
fecsst h time Of war
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This pass read.
Tie BETHLEHEM IRON COMPANY.
y. South Bethlehem, Ia,
- Adm, bearer to the following DEPART
ssshins shep No. =. Machine shop Nc. }.
srs.ss hniidng hummer building.
eSfhoniasnS Plant Plste MN
RonEBT 7. LINDEEMAN.
Good this DAY 1a.y.
Lei re tell you briefly what war work
NJ bethlehem works nre doing for cur
a'as and navy before I begin 10 describe
Fresress ~ t. piece Of metal lrcm the
@.nsce 10 the finished gun
sae government or 5he United States has
ssn gaa factories orc "a she navy
.-a N Washington. thc either az Wa
saAs. arsenal New York 81 has no
@sAhs OF making castings fur great guns.
Ssssee and 20 arr1or plate factory IL
20 Eft SIS crWer plate .reul nriNara
.ssaI@etoSs ard Che parts oF its cr4at
s~as como ivc-U oNC or the other OF fhe
49, siee3 wafi.s of Feaa~ylvania Tala
$500 81 f9cee work. is al Bcthl.aetn.
- mere are rfa6e fhe castings Tor fnt
Nhlch are turned ouy af tnc Wash
-s 49, Raw ward ard az tEaWrhot. aid
Sa'Ahtt gHNs as wet
ne ecntraet or vetf.a tre v,rx. ,~.
: Sl'saNed r. f9r gwen. --Et. S-lueh H.
) a.. s..ncA, twee;'-ave is+ucN guns er8
- .etnch spn f-r ~eleaest drfsnee. II
49, the s-i7eh g1rs ANA ~orue ~ ere
80 SUES htve htea delivered. fs-
s"sssa h-taca a1d GK- f.-latt- .ft-tpp,tr.
Asa carriage so vhf-A .W1fvt III +e,
a. N-'il~fes f-Ve tera delivered. Top
sSfS.ngs te- tne oaty So was. th..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-13
DENNY
BLAINE.
.~.-~
LANDGO.

Offers for sale Two centrally iocat-
ed wharyes. other water fro1t
properly. a large amount OF tide
lands; building lots between Rail-
read avenue ana Western avenue:
business property upon First ave-
nae, First avenue south. Second
snd Third avenues and Ycsler way;
foar business biocks: number Of.
beautiful residences On Denny hill:
a fire home in Queen Anne; reSl.
cences ia other parts of the city:
and a large and choice list OF resi-
dence property. We handle only
perfect titles Examine our Hst
b. fore buying elsewhere.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-13

It passes 70 the molds in the pit below the
building floor
The furnaces are at the top OF tho
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-13

The first Hungarian cycloped.a. In six
teen volumes has just been completed.
II Is entitled the "PalIas Lexicon"
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Bethlehem lrop Works.

machinery in the other buildings. firm
as the foundations ara. and drove the
tools OF the great gun lathes an inch deep
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into the shops are through them, and ii
the foundry. the forge building AID tie
Srea- machine shops are overhead tracks,
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COPYRIGHT. ~.

THOUSAND men are working
fn three shifts night and day
fl the greet shops AZ South
Bethlehem. Pa. getting ready
guns for eSast gafense and
- - ..g.k..> ~ 49, -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-10
Ter Gurmarlf uuf gOrtu Gtrn.

8eneral 6enrp'5 3ruppen auf oem
Meoe nu6 4recibO. - @rnitll4e
3dmpfe auf Der SnieI taum mob
erpurtet.
8once, 9orto gico, 8. QuguIt,
g(benbg. - @eneral Senrp piro NOR
oen nit Dem 6. cSqinOisz unO 6. W&aIz
Io6uietts 3eqiment iiber Qiuntas
oeoen Qlreci6o Dorriden. Der leBtere
Srt lisqt 20 WGeilen in geraoer &inte
u6roli6 BON NDjuntas. Sine tur5e
Gtrefe oes 8sges, auf pel4em unlere
5ruppen murIfiren miifen, bsfinoet
Fh in fe6r f6ls6tem 3uitdnoe.
So 8iemli9 ale uniere 3ruPpeH
peroen alsbdnu in pier &olornen ge>
oen Gan Suan, bie6auptitaot Der Snz
iel, in 8epegupg iein. @eneral
G6pon befinOet Ii4 gu 9duco, Ssnez
raj @ilion nabe Geamo uRo 9eneraI
8rpofe gu 9uapama.
Die pom 9enerdI Stone angeDorz
6enen 9orto Ricauer batten pd6reno
Der bergungenen Rd9t cine PlGntelei
nit ben IpaniT8en @orpoiten 3pii4en
g(oiunt1s uno 1tuaoo auf bem Bege
na6 Qlrecibo. Sin ipanii6er Diff
3ier puroe qet0otet. 8enerdl W&iles
nirO oem General Senrp binnen einem
ooer 3tpei Sagen nit me6rerenS4paz
Orpnen &abaQerie folgen. SIN Sale
Der 6risbe I9neG gu Stanoe tOmmt, 10
nir0 General U2iles ais eriter Qmeriz
faner in San 9Suan ein3ie6en unO iich
per GiienbdbH BON 4reci6O aus Oorts
bin begeben.
Die amerifaniI6sn 0ffi5iere duf
9orto Rico glouben in 6Ol9e oerg}a6<
ri6ten uber bic 5risOsns unterbanos
lungen, oaB es i9nerli6 gu erniten
GGmpfen bier fpmmen piro. Die
Tlotts Iiegt i'm 5afen pon POnce, unO
@apitdn j. 3obgers, pom VtOnitor
,9uritar," nel9er bds Commando
fii6rt, erpdrtet itiinoli4 8efebl 3ur
Qbfd6rt na9 San Sudn.
Ddibington, .. g., 9. &ug.
- &riegs SefretGr 2llger bat Den
8eFebI CUR Q6Ienoung aller na4 POrto
Rico beitimmtsn 3ruppen, pel4e nod
ni6t eingei4ifft Iino, piOerrufen. Sc
neral U2iles telegrap6trte beute, OaB
er Sruppen genug fir ale 3pede babe.
8enerul DaOe's rprooHoril4es
Corps" BON 18 Regimentsrn miro
oemna6 in ben Ser. Stadten 6letben.
Spunif DE 8eri9te aus
Yorto 9ico.
Wi a brib, 9. Quguit. - Sine Dem
&riegs U2inilter 9eneral Gorreo 3us
gegangene Offi3ielle Oepei4e aus San
Suan oe POrto RicD meloet, oaB eine
ipanii6e 2lbtbeiluna untsr osm Sbsr=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-10

ugu eneuert aun Die Spun buten n Qu erRdlten unD
suen ne nit itp ariuerie Die utabz8atte anti
4rGezDuea baue epu cine Sunb Gin &mera
Hamen5 reb Springt acknowledgement purbe pabe 9>
0et pe unerer Solbaen ern unbn. Sn Der Rat pom
auguf nb Qrtuera uu a pei Munu purOsn im
fno beue frI6 geon Dies at unieren 8edmmO
u auf orei3e6n Nann peere 6n dnu Ign tOo
bnunbet i'm Sofptal."
8orbsteitungen fir en- f4tteBGt8en &ngttff OUT
Muntlu.
Rsp gort Quguf Sine anOere, pOm &uguf oatItt De-
p6e aus N2anla, Oia 6ong@fon9, nt6dlt 6ogenpeS:
Der Mpnp vMpntD" fam teue bier Udntld ptr0 tauen
fO6aO Ipnitpr N4Onaonof anangt NndBb bS rmtden
@ers ben Sgangs nO Die Sruppn Der orin Expedition nod
n geIanb norbn 3pet 2dtdf nerten Bel enem 8eufe Die
StfF gu den, uno or Gingebon rantn babel 9lea na Der
4nunf Der Bten Expedition OrganTe General Utt n Sttad
gu inem Angriff uuf Mdnias
Die Sruppn purben n3ge Oipion bte6enb aus 5p 8rt
gaOen urm Die ere grigab ur Dem @nea lGort6ur umFdB
us o. unb a. gudre Snantergmnt bic 8oontdre aus W0
ming, NOrb 0ap Soao Mtnna opi Die 4ior@8aerH; DIE
3pe uner Dem Genru @sne bl5 18 regudre nans Re9tmn
Die 8oIonG galn Colorado ebra5a unO Bennqoanten 10
ni bic 1ta6gatte. 8b 8rigaon nb 5000 Wfann tart @dDe III
BON ben 5repiQtgen aus Oregon 6eeB.
Qomiral 0epep8 6oe bt Die San3en 2a8er Der Spa
Die Siuuton gu Munla 1T tG Die 2ir in Der Stab no
gl0idt Ollie 5lefpud6 no f0pft Die @6tOi9un85pert Der
Sanier bee6en GDpn Sn3grdn pet 8aeren
es30ugn &anpnen Die 2eBern Seize nab GapIt u Die
id1peen 9sI4uB binon i6 birt an Der 5rOnt."
Pferbez unb 6unDefIetf3 limb 9elttGtefien in Wta
Mia.
MuniIu 80 Sui, Diu 6ongaOng g. QuguF - Der Nungel
Tubrun9 6nFg @ta 3e6t sB audi tFen gpobner in MIe
bna On f 9roo unb We6 n NOD ene 8orrdt6e porban
bn peIs fir Die paniIn 5ruppn rerDrt fno Die tpdntn o
ban 6aln gr0Bnbls nod grOo RIsmeb uno du oteS
g6 au bic Req Gin Sdudbaus pefm Pferoe un0 9uno gu
Ra6runqpedn deidaet nsroen lit eingrid pOrben 8Rl B
po6ns e9en @ genuTss r Robun8 tran OornisOsr
Die Ru6r gratr Sabt oer Oele Opfer 4ut bas 9e
material na6s5u aubrau bic Bidder Derbreunn B 5Auren
urb 6enferra6mn
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Sta0t.

oonbOn g. 2uguH Ginsr 0speffe 9onssaOng ufo9 1T
Der oeue 0omper gPetrar p 0anta 4ugu OeeB bort
dngmmen bng bic Nafri iber in Ra 81 SulI
bon ben @Panern gmu4n an8 ou as uncertainties 2o9 pfH
Gupi Nani Die U6 5000 ann tart uno gngR
breimu gum ngr ameritanIfR @nue bra iebo 6r
Centrum InOrOnung 9en fd idB 8urut Qu @ete Der
&mtdn elf gunn g0ot 81 beppunD pdbrnb Die paz
nier beOetenb 0Bere @sue erle Nane 8ee Ben bRie6n
au 500 Mann. Die 5niurgenten DetbNen T4 nutroL
@pe3ialbsri6ts Hbst bo5 9rsffen pio Gan 6rons
3t5co
San 5ron3t8co g. Quguf. Sine g. 2uguit Oate 0epez
Ifs aus @uptte beItge 8lut yGaq" melOet:
Die umernien Sruppen gu 6aten en Sonntu9 Elm
RBges 5rfn nit GPunin unb pungn oiben m nit psrsn
@ufsn urutu3 auf unerer Se purOen 1 ann geOot uno
At OspunOet Der gnaue 9su @panr i nit ermitt Der
SumpF buuer @tuno Die 8reffn bet68n amsritani
Tn 8ruppn Elm 3be O TO- qernpOani 8egimntS bas
gaIn 3sgment rgulGre rtiueri eomnt Die Spd
Deruten uniere 3ruppn ou 6unnbepgung
ibnen eBn Forn @ng nu6e fnotn Seaung pfsn, in
oeiien te6aupeten unIer 3ruppn fire Poiton."
Dem r@raminer mb Ou ene Sps5ialosPId aus Manla 8m
bet:
Sin bespsrusr 8ampf nb Goft 81 u Maae Ha
Die Spaner angriIf Duen un de 6anf gu
umgs6n Naf ininbgm Gefe lie 3uHfgeI4u9n. Die BE-
tbgn 8ruppn bd5 Battalion Der guOrrier @oontdre oo8
10 pennpOanie Hgmen l. Battalion Nraeez ggimnt5
unO bic gothrie to6 Run &meaner puOn OOt unO A
perpunb Qu ipanfer Ssi eb Ub 200 Wunn toOt unb (
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fHnOigsm Sample a9n ibsr 5000 sponsr."
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@ofbtngtOn D g. g. Quauit gnsral Msrrtt tsgrop6irt
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u6n unerpe9s. @ud Der Mpnitor nonep lit dngetpmmen.
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forner Rsgiment Muurs SUIT; 8 acknowledgements Gl 0apn; L
Gooaoo'e f9men reO. Spn9euo Sfpr Opunoet: TO- penn
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omes g. g. Garter 9rtbu o6nfon; Ga!ni Hsgmen Gopt
g. 8ifer, 8emner 6. s. gbparbs; g. QrQe Geajmrt Gement
G6urls QBinfro, s. u. McGlrot6
(Ss3efnet (O}erriH."
@nerdl MerritPs Seitmad Manla Bt
bic srfn onu Grpebipnen oOr6n gbran SruPPen i'm 8onn
460 Si3e 10460 damn Sic umabt pgenbe Eegmentr Qnb
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ruldre nanter bic G1lnt gatrie Die NOrzgater unb
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-10

item ginto in bas frii6er BON ben Imez
ritansrn beTeBte StdOt6en SgajarOo
einQeruft lit. Die glmeritaner nab
men, al8 iie ben Ort rdumten, ibre
6Iaggs nit.
Der nGmli6er 0epeI9e 3ufoIge
ma6te eine Sniurgenten Streitmd9t
einen 8erfu6, bic ipdniI6en 8orpoz
ten BEL Nrecibo, an Der Nor0tiiite
Porto Rico's, gu iiberrumpeln, rpurbe
ieoo6 3uriifgeidl1geH, unO me6rere
Sniurgenten fielsn babel benSpaniern
aIs 9efangsne in bic 6dnOe.
Sine Sruppeubepegupg
mad Rprben.
Ddf6ington, .. g., 9. gtug.
- Sine groBe 3ruppen6epegung na9
HorOen niro fir na6rI6einli9 ge6alz
ten. 0as &riegs 0spartement 6es
d6f6tigt, ieBt na6oem bic Q6ienbung
peiterer SruppeH nu6 9orto 8ico einz
geIteQt unO Der 8efe6l CUR GinI6iFs
flung Der Wa0ef6en Expedition bort=
bin pioerrufen poroen lit, Die Srupz
pen gu SadionDiue, G6idamouga un0
Nepport Rens, iopie bieQsi6t du9
otejenigen 3u Manufas, 8a., rDeiter
na6 RorOen gu Dsri8ieben. uebupgsz
W}Grf4e foQen 70 oft ais m0gli9 i'm
Snterefe Der 9eiunD6eit Der Sruppen
angeOr0net perosn. glift dGe SoIz
baten an ben erpd6ntsn guntten, ies
bod Der gr0Bte She'll berIsl6aR ners
ben 8efebl gum Q6mari9 er6dlten.
Gange uno gefd6rbplIe
Sd6rt.
Nep gort, 9. 2(uguit. - BON
3dn3i6ar lit nd9 elmer HeiIe BON 113
Sugen ous ameritdnii6e 9artf6ifF
80. 9. Stint" bier angeldngt. Gapt.
garions iugt, oaB er, ba Der &rieg,
als er 3an3i6dr 0erlieB, nod ni8t err
tldrt poroen, begierig mar, RG6eres
gu erfabren. gr babe baber beu6Tihs
tigt, gort 0atdl dn3ulauFen, lei a6sr
our4 einsn 6eftigen Sturm babon abz
gebdlten porOen. 2(uf Der S16e Don
ct. 9elend lei elm Slider an 9prb gez
tOmmen unO babe Die Ra9ri6t pon
Dem 8eginn Der 6einoieligteiten ges
bra9t. Seitoem babe er beItGn6ig
2lusgud nab etpaigen aaperi6iffen
gebdlten, Die sttpa beimte6regoenaaufs
fabrern ben Deg berlegen m06ten.
0as S9iff babe Die Tiioameritanii9e
&iiite obne unfuu errei9t uno f4
oanR, um elmer 8eI6lagna6me gu ents
geben, inner6dlb Der yOrsi W&eilens
8ren3e" geboIten. @r, Der GapitGn,
lei i9lieBli9 in Der RGbe BON 9ernams
bucO angelaufen, dber ni6t i'm Stanz
be getpeien, peIentlibe Snformationen
81 er6alten. 95n Barbados, peI6es
er f6lieBlih errei9te, babe er erfd6ren.
DaB er bic @eiterreiie uo9 Gep-Yort
in boiler Siderbeit aRtreten tonne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-10
Grranheruugrr in Gnmmaubulteaen.

Gapitdn Sig5bee tpiro 8sfebIsbaber
Oes S4la6ti6iffes 3era5. - Ga
pitGn Pbilip nu4 Dem 5lottenz
baubOf in San 6run8iscO ber1eBt.
% arlington, n, .. g., 8. 2lug.
- 8eOeutenbe NenOerungen in Der
8eieBung pon 5lottsn Commands
purOen geItern 2l6enb pon SetretGt
Song betannt gege6en. Gupt. @Ras.
.. Sigs6ee, pel6er oa5 llngliid5TAiff
aMaine" befeQigte, als es i'm 9afea
pon 6apana pom 8erbGngniB errei9t
purDe, unO Der ieit 8eginn De5 &rie=
ge5 uuf Dem 9iilfsfreu3er st. 9aul"
Da8 COMMANDO fii6rte ion Capt.
SO6n 8. Y6ilip, ben Gommanoanten
oes gegenpGrtig in 8rootlpn Reparaz
turen unterge6enoen S6Id6tI9iffss
r5eras" abI0ien, pelfer pabri6sins
li9 GpmmunDant Der NabDz9arb pon
San 5ran3iSco per0en pirO. 6ernar
pirb Capt. Casper j. @ooori9 Be-
feflSba6er Der nReparf," Des neuan
6laggeni3iffs Commodore S6leD'5,
I0It alio Gapt. 2(lbert g. Barter a6.
pelher an Stele oes ertranften Capt.
Gbus. s. Glarte ou5 COMMANDO Der
Oregon" iibernimmt.
SIN Observation-Disclosures 6GIt man
ss fir 6eTOnosrs angs6ra6t, Dem Gaz
pitGn Sigsbee oa5 Commando bs8
n5eraS" gu U6ertragsn, neil nMaine"
II. o5sras" Die beiOsn eriten S6la4tz
i6tffe Der 8unbesfiotte unD na9 8ldz
nen BON 5lottenoffi3ieren auf 8unbesz
perften erbout nuroen. rSeras" nur>
be ieit Sa6ren ls llngliitsf6iff an9ez
ie6en, a6er Die ausge3si6netsn 0ienIte,
pel4e bus S6iff i'm &riege, namentz
Ii4 6ei Der 3erit0rung oes Gerpera'z
iGen 8ei6tpacers. geletitet, BADEN Die
8ldne feiner @rbauer gldn3enO gez
re4tfertigt.