Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-23

posed to take the most desperate
chances.
News has reached hero that 1900
tons OF coal Is being loaded at VAL
paraiso, Chile. A. coal IL worth about
SIS "a ton there. the purchase excited
great curiosity here. and Il has been
suspected that " was being made on
Spanish account. n this should prove
10 be- true. and the fact Will soon be-
knuwnit would seem to Indicate pur-
pose ON the part N the Spanish naval
commander Camufn, TO carry that
celebrated Cndiz fleet around into the
Pacific and o. use these colliorH 60 sup
ply the fleet with coal In This case the
object Of attack probably would b. the
west coast of the United States instead
~ tho Philippines. but after all tho
whole thing ia atill "a matter o. mere
conjecture.
The European stories published this
morning NJ alliance among the powers /
against the United States md ~ the |
reported purpose ~ Gcrmany to lease |
| the PHILIPPINES from Spain. are received |
here with afiuHoment Tor II will mp |
/ pear clearly from tho place Of origIn |
| ~ these stories Madrid. n not from
! their substance. that they were lua
spircd by n desperate wish ON the part |
of Spain 10 Involve us In trouble with |
/ Germany.
I UT HfNNNNNNN " WV WAhN NNNNN |
| speaking 90 an Associated Prose rcp.
roHcntntlvc ~ the general satisfaction
that had been expressed with the navy
| department said that in Justice. %
should be- borne In mind that tho navy
10 always In "a state u mobilization.
although Tho coming war hpd uHroaHI-
tatcd n vnst amount Of special proparn-
ton ana " large Increase Of vessels
and naval forcoA The secretary
adds:
20 notice that sometime ret
word ~ praise. ana sometimes Nr.
Roosevelt, who was my assistant Hen-
rotary and who certainly deserved ~,
! nH does hlH HucceaH1r but Oct mn trli
YOU That thnrc 1rs men entitled tu spec
cill gratitude and recognition Who Move
CO. viii get half the praise thUy deserve
| These arc the chiefs Of thr various
naval bureaus They have borne Tho
real burden NJ preparation. Whom war
became Imminent. hHy were given
lHr~r mower ord W-r ''l 'N
BE- held responsible Tor having the work
Of their bur uH done IIHH.I.H HUu .tH
foctivoiy. That work they have dis
. charged with tho utmost efficiency.
. thoruurhnraa and success. There has
been no question of supply ~ provision,
/. 81 coal. ~ ammunition and ordnance.
, and munitions of wnr N clothing and
food. ~ details of niilcorT ana men, of
, hospital stores and uuint. M the con.
3 Hruction ana repair NJ ships. and ~
. ptenmo engineering supplies
"it H. one ~ the misforiunes ~ every
. | great era like this that many 20 the
ID men who do not work % nd bear the
. burden aru rarely mentioned and never
, set tho credit which belongs 90 them.
I, m I can do anything 90 secure these
b | men fuHt appreciation. ! want 90 do g.
They are an experts and men 81 OK
F. ! psriruce In their various lines. II D.
10 pretty hard, too. for sumo ~ them, who
y know that the rln1cH ~ war are won
. not al bureaus but at the front In bat
e. he. They have sometimes pleaded hard,
d and u was not Easy. either for the de-
q partmcnt 90 refuse their requests for
"A active service or Tor them 90 accept
i the necessity OF remaining who're thcy
!. DETAILS or LANDING.
! ON Board the Associated Press pls.
p patch boat Wanda, on ualqulr,
7, "Wednesday, June %, Via palayu Del
Este, Guntannmn Bay wednesday
p afternoon. June -tCopyrlEhted. 1875,
r | by the Associated prrHHl=AH . o'clock.
= tho hour supposed 90 have been fixed
u Tor commencing tho declaration, came
and passed. the expedition was In aus-
y prnse. but the squadron lay rocking
complaccntly outside the little hay.
y About g.t6 am, the homhirdmcnt Of
the hills surrounding tho village Of
\, IuruEun, some six miles on, suddenly
" began 60 distract our attention from
" our own AFFAIRS. Then steam plnnnclpH
~ speeding o. ana frp among the trans
ports ana gradually. though lmperccpt.
lbly, nlllng up with TROOPS.
. AZ p.ls cuban scouts appeared west
\, u ualqulrl and Immediately tho New
/" orleans MhchlaH, Detroit Sunnce
ana Wasp. began homharding, Fifty'
y Ave rounds were fred into the bushes
\, during the iirst quarter ~ an hour, nnf
y many rounds from the quick-nrlnf
!, guns. Not a shot was nrcd In re-
" apOnse,
Al $3.50 the nrst boatload, containing
n the men ~ the Eighth and First IN
~ fantry started FOR tho shore fnllowe,
!, by the Twcnty-nfth (colorrdl, thl
y Tenth and The Twelfth infantry al
, 1913.
i Prodlelous cheering from the Hhors
n caught up hv the nearest ships an,
~ squadron, announced the momentum
!, fact that the army had begun a land
Nv Ing on Cuban soil the honor 81 Hottlnl
w the first foot ON the island failing 90
detachment ~ the Eighth infantry tina
was towcd ashore by tho tug Wan
e, Thls important operation, thus sue
~ cesFfully completed, without loss a
r NE or accident. the troops on Ian
! FORMED and moved up aud away q
~ quarters. without confusion. a fore
| ~ mounted Cuh1nH which had bee
ne under cover during the bombnrdmrul
~. now arrived and congratulations WCr
ny exchanged. The Inhabitants ~ the VII
y lngr. assured that the worst was ovrl
w came out. COl0red women ana chIldrr
H. creeping Into sight from aubtcrranca
~ shelters.
~ Al 1859 detachment OF the SecOn
" Mnssnrhusetts volunteers started IA
~. the shore. ANA by noon probably 800
~ men had landed. Other detachment
nc were fouOwinr as rapidly us tho stenf
OF launches could be made available. III
~ sea was ausplcoualy calm and the W.
" clear. A cool breeze was blowing IN
~ trDops were I'm the highest spirits nm
W strains of Yankee Doodle were greet
~ ing every string NJ boats coming In.
The correspondent N the Associate
l' Press, going ashore Ht 1870 p m tnun
that the sp1uiaids had done htt
IN wanton mischief a roundhou3e' a u
" connective, a fDw cars ana rallNl
lH' offices had been destroyed, hut the hul
he M the Village was left standing lntnc
Int The airing ON Juragua sun continue
NJ ma this dispatch o. hlrd, but 70 u dosu
Is tory and ~ directed over the trst ~
ird of hills 10 clear the country beyond
$50 ADVANCE on SANTIAGO.
nv on Jungua. Province Of Santiago
NJ Cubn. "wednesday morning, June s2n
IN, Inv INC Associated Press dispatch hl'
an 10 Port Antonio. Jamaica, Ihuf5i,
TO- June 90. o.. (COpyr.Ehlei, lN9''
,en the Associated Press '-lne N"Ii. ,.,. n.y.