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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04
CA.SToRTA-
Sta0G Baltimore.
Sriraths=@ iren3rn

9ie fol9enoen 6eiratbs : Qicen5en
puroen geItern pom @lert 2~iptngftpn
i'm Common 9lsas : 8eri4t aus
geIteQt: .
Sbomas g. 6anss DON Camps
Spring, 9rince Georges COUNT, Mb,
uno Belle 6. Martin; 2icen8 gebolt
Don 3. g. 6anes bon GampszS Spring
Clarence Castle unb Qnnu 2ouiIe
6ouIton; Qicen3 ge6olt BON 3. 6. 81
nes bon gr. 219, SitzNortbzQDe.
0iQiam 6enrD WantlunO Il. DO
IA Gertrude NnoerIon; &icen3 gebolt
BON So6n M. Berger, Gr. 244, 8eit.
8iooleitraBe.
QQan @ebIter unb Marp Page Gil:
bert; 2icen3 gebOIt bon 4aon BebitsI
Don Rr. 925, 9incentItraBe.
Freoerif 70. Meper bon Gbicago.
Sus., uno 9attie M. 5rtnt; 2icenl
9e6plt BON 5reoerid 90. Meper Dor
GbicagO, SGs.
Qlfreb Scott uno Gli8abetb5bomp:
ion; 2icen3 ge6olt OOn @lfreo Scott
Nr. 1915. SmitbitraBe.
oyp6n Rics unb 8ertie 9arrts; 81:
cen3 gebolt bon SO6n Rice BON Nr
626, MontgomerpItraBe.
Ri9arb u. Sobnion uno 8uslet
0.ems; 2icen5 ge6olt ppm Puitor S
s. 81. Martin bon 9aletborpe.
Sumes 5ren9 Strange uno Sultt
MduO 6iggins, geioe BON 4nnupo:
liz, Mb.; 3icsn3 gebOlt BON 9arrD 8
8remer, Nr. 10, MurtetitraBe, @nna:
pplis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04

ss.R,tn Rutionaf sunf, II n. .eutap.5tT. ). g.
&urpcb, q~Ghbcut.
| Rational Ie6anics' gant, 5abofsGdt. Gdlotrt,
unO 5aoettesstr. 3. @. 3amia0, gtdi.' james
Sentimental Ratioaal ganf, QOrbp,f.Gds G9artts'
NIB @trmaHsSS 70. 8. Sddiou, grdl.; j.
GoTmer5' u. Rcr5ants' Qational gauf. GoroD .
Gds 2ombar0s uuO SOutbsStr. Scmt5 Sloai,
iun., Qrdl 6. Z. Grdue, Raiircr.
oommercicI II. Gdrmsrs, Rational Yan' ede eoio'
uros uuO 8ermGn=Str. Saureucs 2. 8tmp,
9rdi. g8iliou Reoisr, Raifrer.
Rational Jarmers' uuo Qlauttrs' gauf, Rorofo'ii
GGs SOut5s uHo GermansSt r SoptO Y. CARTS
lett, YrafocHt.
Rauufatturcrs' Rctioual ganf, RorOOfsedc 9aif
tjmores uno SibertDsStr Gbas. ". Sorleo,
yrol oorrO yR. Yidion, Rulrrcr.
STRt Ratlonal SaHt, II SoutbsStr. Sobn u Sal'
O ptal'; y. J. Nt1nlHlan, Rulnrtr.
NationaI ertaHGc 9uUf 10 Sofiu5=Rilct. 8Tl. I.
Slron, 4rdi. Sob Scott. Ruifrcr.
Sro3ers, II, Webauics' 3ationol gant. RorolucitF
mde. GdDettCs mn GutdDsStrdbe. Sds. 6lart
Sral; j. ,. g0bt5ler, Raifrer.
%meri'9n Rational @anf, SiOot:Gde @igbs uno
Sap5Sir, ,Sotbnd u. @orner, 9ral.; Simon y
Gcuti5e 9onf, Gde Baltimore. rmO 6Oaioao.str
VI. y. Sbnl}, Qrdi. Nu1ufi 99tbtr. Raifrer.
VcopIcs GAM. Ode Nopfius= Qlacc NM Sombarofr.
9ermaH &mcricon %oni. 52l Shns9rooOivaD @i'
bolas W. Smitb. Qyoi.; NJ. Soliiclb, Rdifrer.
9trudn SGbiHas' 9dUf. 40l ct=galtimort=St Il.
Sral eba5. SStlmaa; S5agmeih'r &arl Stebtrs
Gcrmania earrings Pant ron qartfmor,. Ga.
Som5drbs uu0 g1aibiuQtCu=S trobt.
metropolitan SdpiHQs' gaut uou Baltimore, Gle
Gulucrt= uHo 2sriuQtousStr. QrdnOcut 6. g.
SbriUcr; Sbafntitsr Sds. \. RDau.
GeUtrdi SupiuGs' guuf. SuOoi=Gdt Charles uuo
EtriHgtorsS trab:. Qvdfom. uuO fuu0ireuocr
S9abmeifttr SobH 6urlttt; @i,czQrdfDtnt SEQ.
q. Corner.
Marplano SayiuEs' @aut non @altfmor,. 81,
baltimore NM SOujpap=Str. VrdFptUt gum.
ScurD 9ulopiH, Jun. S6aBmciitcr Slu. GiouO.
81. SAINTS SduiuQs' gGUt, Ett Baltimore cir.
mn 9Oitofiiccsaoe. SntiVsGiija: Torop;t=Gte
Enoers uuN =Omcrist=@tr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04
@ermiidte telearapbii6e 9epei6en.

- Inter ben S6it : Grporteuren in
San S~rar3isco srregt 0eutI6lunb's
O6Tteinfu6r : @erbpt feline llnrube.
Sic ertldren, bic Ginfu6r BON Galtfpr=
nier Sbit in 9euti6Idno lei ME bon
GROCER 8eoeutuug getpeien.
: Sn Sopeta, &s., bat Der Met6oot=
IRnzgif9pf Sobn 8. 8incent einen
&reus5ug 9sgen bic l%1niitte bes Gum
mifauens begonner. @r 6e6auptet,
bieie @epobnbeit fibre ipGter CUR
SruntIu6t.
- Mit @efd6r i6re5 eigenen 2e6ens
Fat in Canal Soper, O., MarD Sopce
lire Wutter unb lire S4peiter aus
brennenbem 6auIe gerettet. Sn einen
Sbapl ge6iiGt, itiirmte ite iiber bic
brsnnenben Stisge ms S3laf3tmmer
uro i9leppte erit ibre S6peiter berz
ab, bann trug fie bic Mutter, pel6e
bur6 ben 8uu6 bepuBtlps getpprben
mar, aus ben 5lammsn. 0as 9au5
tpurbe poQifGnbig eingsdI4ert.
= WuS Dem 9%efdn9nlB BON Sdnes>
bile, o., iinb Sfpei peibli4e Qrrefton@
ten entIprun9en, na6bem lie nit einem
S6ir6aten bic Gprribprmauer our6z
l09srt 6utten.
= OQs leBte Slid Der pielen Muz
f6inerie, pelde fir bic 8ereitung bes
Spra6um : 53uderS i'm Studte &anids
perpenbet purbe, lit BON SORT Scott
mad Nebrastd erpeOirt poroen. Dies
1T bas @nbe Der SorgFum : 3udera
Snouitris, beren @infiibrung bic Bum
oegregierung $250,0OO g~etoitet bate,
unb Die nit Der 8e3ahluHg BON 3uderz
prdmien %aufbOrte.
- Girsn entieBli9en Sob fdno in
Hoscoe. O., Nugent Sbomas, pelfer
bei'm ginrammen bon 9fdblen be-
i6dftigt mar. Gr gIitt aus unb ftel
nit benz &ppf duf Elm Pfublenoe, i'm
ielben Qugenblid fauite Die Rdmme
nieoer unb i6lug ibm ben &opf pom
Rumpfe.
= Gus 8. 6eege, Der i'm gdn3en
2anbe aIs ngon gunien" betannte
S9auipieIsr, lift in ieiHer Wobnung
in GleDeIanb, g., geitorben. @r mar
SO Sabre alt.
= untsr ben a6t Seeleuten, tpsl4e
bur6 bas S6eitern bes S6ooners
,@6as. q. Briggs" BEL Rubunt, an Der
&iife BON Mafa6uIetts, am leBten
0isnItag frii6 um's 2eben tamen, be-
fano ii6 Sfaac Qubrsps, 80 Sabre alt,
aus Marplanb.
SIN peitIiden WpOming iinb
SauIenbe BON S9afsn bur9 Die
ftrenee &GlIe unb ben tieIsn S4nse
u~mgetommeu.
= SRI. Nancp Sir, cine alte Sung
fer. tpel6s in Der Rdbe Oun 0elutDare,
g., allsin in einem 6auIe npbnt, purz
be in Der pprleBten Ha6t BON bier mas
tirten Hdubern ii6erfallen unb 10 langs
gemartert, Bis lie 5000 in @ert6pupie>
rem unb $500 in 8aargeIb, tpel9ss iis
i'm 9auie aufbepubrte, b~eruusaub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04
Shifisnabrihten.

Repz0 r I, 2. 5e6ruar. - Sim
qetroffen iinO bier bic 9ampfer r9ous
alas" bon &ingiton, oMerrimuc" bon
@rpaniea, nPalatia" BON 9amburg,
nMerico" bon 9abanar.
Q%baefo6ren: r6risslanO" nu4Qntz
tperpen, n@Oum" na8 4miterOam,
nGurope" na4 2OnOOn, r8simar"
na4 Bremen.
SnfsG might, 2. 5ebruar. -
@efi8tet purOe beute bier Der 9ampfer
.Qargo 8aD," BON Baltimore mad
WpB, Nprpegen, beittmmt.
Gort, 2. 5e6ruar. 4ngetomz
men 1T bier Der 9ampfer r9lenOOpz
er" BON Baltimore.
Mubeira, 2. Sebruur. - Iui
Der Reife BON NepzgOrt nd4 9enun
Ii. +. m. langte beute Der 0ampfer
nQuqufu 8ittoria" bier an.
Queenstotp n, 2. 6ebruar. -
Qbqefabren no9 NepzgOrt lit Reutt
BON bier Der 0ampfer Britannia
(ppn Niberpopl).
8remer6abe en-, 3. 6ebrudr. -
Seute trdf Der 9ampfer n2abn" bor
0enzOort bia southampton bier elm
g uiIIac, 3. Gebrudr. Ins
qefommen lit bier uuf Der ReiIe por
Baltimore na9 8Oroeaur Der Dam:
pier ,@bite Sadet."
Qi5arb, 2. 5e6ruur. - PuIiirt
1T bier Der 0ampfer nOlbenburg,
BON Baltimore na9 Bremen unter;
tpegs.
pier r5ulba" lit bon bier na4 Seem:
gort absegangsn.
Stettin, 81. Sunuur. - 4nge:
langt lit bier Der 9ampfer n@bin.
burg6" bon Baltimore.
SABRE, 2. 6e6ruar.-0er Dam:
pier ,@arringfOro" traf heute Dor
Baltimore bier etn.
m, 3. 5ebruar.-Q6
qsFabrsn nab 3spzgOrt lit beute DOR
bier Der 9umpfer r8eenbam."
Queengtppn n, 3. 5ebrudr. -
Del 0ampfsr nR%bpnlano" BON SiDer'
pool ftu6 beute bon bier nab Pbilas
be[bbia in See.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04
Gin ilruer GROCER 1rnit.

GIepeIdnb, g., 3. 6sbruar. -
Die rQmerican Steel G. Wire Co., "
elm oiguntii9er SruIt Der einbeimiI6en
OrQbtz unb Nagelfabritsn, ipQ ieBt
cine poqenbete S6atIa4e iein. 9ur6
frii6ere tribe @rfubrungen nit Gonz
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gepiBigt, baden
Die unternebmer einen bOlitGnoieen
Qnfauf Der betreffenoen Snouitrieanz
laqen in's @ert geiebt, bamit bic Bis
bergen 8eiiBer bur9 3uriid3ie6ung
ibrer Tubrifen ben 8eitanb bes yGpms
bine" ni9t gefGbrben tOnnten. Der
.4merican Steel u. Wire 60" foQ fir
i6re SruIz 3pede elm &upital bon
S87,OOO,00O our 8erfiigung fts6en.
gereits 1T bas nGOmbine" 10 melt err
FART, baB man cine aagemeine 9reisz
erb0bung bur4fibren tonnte. 9rabt
unb g2Ggel iinO i'm Prsiie jeBt aui
$1.35, reIp. $1.55 pro 100 Pfuno an
oeIsbt. Der Sruit bat, oumit bas
9u6lifum BEL 3eiten ii6 baran gepO6=
ne. cine peitere preiserbO9ung bon 6
Gents pro 100 pfuno in ausit4t &c.
felt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04
Gin Sautfullirer als Sieb ansrtlust,

8oftpn, 3. 6ebr. - 8m. s.
8iro, Gr : 8aiiirer Der r5ramin9bam
Sapings 8ant," puroe beute unter
Der @nflage, $4,000 Oeruntrsut gu 9a>
ben, unter $4,000 8iirgiddft geiteat.
Sm @an3en IOG er iiber $4,000 9ez
itpblen baden, aaein Die QntlageI4rItt
erlpGbnt nur einen 3beil bes 8etrages.
8iro lit 70 Sabre alt uno longe Sabre
in Der 8ant angeiteat. Gr reIignirte
am 1. Sanuar. Die Stats : 9antz
@ommiKdre baden Der betrsffenoen
Spar6ant, iiber nel9e I4on lange be-
unrubigenoe 9erii9te i'm umlauf mo-
rem, our3 einen Gin6altsbefebl Die
@erri6tung Der @ei4dfte bis auf Beiz
teres unterIugt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04
Millions "SK eafZi

fein SntereFe BADEN. &noere 8ebner
fpra6en in G6nli6em Gimme.
Gin 8orI4lag, bic 2iga nit benz
0Gbrunqsz@onpen bon Snoianapoz
liz 5u conioliotren, rpurOe nit Der 8ez
griinoung abgelebnt, buB Der @onpent
me6r auf 8anfreform iein Strebsn
ri6te, pG6renb Die Qiga ipe3iea 9olo=
pGbrung perfi4t.
an &u6etano perfeBt.
Ssute trat Der 9eneralquartiermeiz
tier Der 8unbesarmee, SEP. 8. Wsets,
in RubeItaro, unb Sberit WarIbaQ
BURLINGTON, Der Glteite Sffi3ier im8sz
neralquartiermeiiter : 9iireau, ptro
iein Na6foIger. 8enepdlNeets itammt
aus Muine, ~grabuirte i'm Sult 1857 an
Der MiIitGr : Ntubemie in WetzPoint,
erbielt i'm &riege bic Batente zines
Muiprs unb S6sritlieutenants uno
fpuroe, ua9osm sr 1891 0epotzQuarz
tiermeiItsr in Waibington 9etpeIen uno
1894 ms 8riegsbepartement berufen
fpprben ipar, am Is. 6ebruar 1897
@eneraleQu Sein Nmtsz
natfolgsr, SberIt Burlington, itamms
aus pennIplpanien, apuucirte pGbz
reno bes 4riegss bis gum Range zines
8rigaoegeneral5 Der Sreiipiligen unb
tpuroe 1867 gum Waior unO Quurz
tiermeiIter Der regulGren Qrmee err
raunt. 1897 purbe er G6ef : Quure
tiermeiIter Dss Sitz0epartemsnts.
~@ermt 4tes.
SSdpan bat feline @inpGnOe gegeR
ale @nnerion Sapuii's an Die Der.
Staaten 3uriid ge5pgen, uno cine BE-
fr~ieoigenDe 8ereinbarung ii6er ben
Gtatus Der Sapaner uuf Der SnIelz
grippe lit 3piI4en beioen 2dnoern err
3islt nDrDen.
Die republifdniI9en Mitglieber BET
Der 6GuIer oeS Gongrefes bielten beuz
te 4benb einen Caucus uno orgdniitrz
ten ibr GpngreB : Gomite fir Die be-
~porte6enbe Wabl Champagne.
Senator WaIi6aQ pon Wthiitppi
Iiegt CUR 3sit in ieinem bieIigen 2ogis
an einem 6efttgen QnFau Der 8rippe
parnieoer.
Serpr Cana. Der beige @sidnbte
GbiIi's, 1T i'm 8sgriff, eine Reiie mad
europa ansutreten.
e"~H
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SinanSicacs.
&nnfiers unb MQtls

Sinan5iellcs.
8antiers uno Matlsr.
3unmsr & g,d,r, % S~OutbsStrabt.
4ambltton / Go, 9 SoutDsStraBs.
Sopnoes & RsoJOoo. SiOds5gbaHvI
8uuz unb disqualification.
GsOpsratips earrings Il Goan, ~ SF:Vsrmenfr.
@sEnmsntal EaSiRqg L qoaH, @ani OF galtimors.
@arplanO Sniloiu0 : H'aH. i, III sgsbSnStI '"''
Gouits5i, T{So. ( aoan aTot, 4O4 %a"F'SiFasS
OrunpeigentRum nno 09rte2en'
Gec-o,,Tt & TiEatg, Central %s:Gplngs SaHt
@i,rTs s. TuQan & gsttt 10 lr'efgtRsl'n'St"
Sruit> GompagnIe,n.
galtimors 9rgf s gHsgEaHtiSs Co @,nt SagiiaSi. %'0''
STouarr,lorn 5ruh 60, II @ouths @traBe.
@narsian Trnt & 0spOFt Co., z 1.sGul0srtsStr.
9dnfen.
W,t;orof i1risr eaut Don Rurplano, 5 0fs6apsttts
ctr" ~, R. IapIsr, Rrdi., ;. 3. @stsEman'
Raifrsr4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04

fur Sauglinge und Kinder.
pM Fac -s.sht Suf
81. e e.; :; =. ..AMMzzM' . '':;s
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S~N''TN -
RubitfuB bat LIPS &ubit3ou.
/ Qlez9aqpne bat 282 &ubit3oQ.
l Weinz8aQ0n bat 231 &u6it3oG.
l @pro 9ol3 bat 128 &ubitfuB.
1Srodehs9auOne bat 268 Clio Sua
bit3OQ.
/ Some ruuOss guu6OI3 bat 50
RubitfuB.
Rubits MaBe.
/ Sonus behauenes SauAoI5 bat 40
RubitfuR.
l 8ui6eI bat 215O.42 RubitaOu.
&iite 16 bti 10 Bel 81 entbGIt 1
8ui4el.
I 8ui9el.
site 8 bel 8 BEL 81 ent6dIt l qed.
&tite 8 bel 8 bel 43i16 entbdIt !
aiF. 4 bel 4 BEL 4 1916 entbaIt l
Quart.
Sin 9oI3baufe, 4 SUB bod, 4 SUB
brett unO 8 SUB lang, mo4t l @Ora
aus.
40 Rpbs finb glei4 1 SurlOng.
s 6urlpngs iinD glei9 l D}eEle.
3 Mteilen iinb glei9 i Eeague.
Gin GnDten ober nduttiae I&elle TT
gleth $685. SUB. Sine &anOmelle III
alei6 $3.50 SUB. Sin 6nOten ut 0Gs
her glein 1.1526 2an0zUtetle.
QIdDrat mage.
LA QuaDratz3ou g!eIa 4uaordtH
SUB.
3O4 Quubratzg orOS gIei4 L Quu4
brQt<Rob ooer Yerh.
40 QuaDrutzgfoO5 gIsi9 / QuGa
brGts3utbe.
4 Rut6ea gIei4 l older.
$40 Older Qlsi6 l QuaOrats0iei!G
JIabenraum, GlnwObmer3aBIn.i i. ~
nrr Der. Staatcn.
@rDBte 2dnge pom Often na9 Dsa
fen 272O gIeileu
8r0Bte 9reite pom ROrOen na9SIz
BEN 1900 Ytellsn.
Gr0bterStaat (Iera8) 74,356Quda
bratmsiIen.
lEIuHLEbNN"NT G%~p NNN
IIGgta 677,390) 3,6O2.99O Quas
Dratmellen.
alsiniter @taut (RbOOs, SsIanb)
1906 QuaoratmeiIen.
@bceI1GBter SOtals8etth bes Giz
oent6ums (Gsnius bon 1890 $751;
473,173,418.
Geiammter Rsi9tbum uugefa6r
S65,000,OO0,000.
9eiammt5abI Der 8ep1ltsrung 62,s
622,25O.
9dnnli4e geD0ltsrungs8ubE 92,a
O67.880.
NsgersgepDlferung eini9lie6li9 bee
SnbiQner u. T. 10. 7,638,360.
MGnnli6e PerIonen, Il Sabre una
bariibsr, 16,94O,31l.
RGnnliGe 9erionen in pebrfd6ia
aem Qlter 13.326.168.
Rdd Dem 9enius BON 1890 bdbeH
bic is SiozStaaleR 15,549, 1853 psiBe
Ginnohner unD 6,896,oO6 gteger. 8on
1880 pts 1890 nabm bic merge 8eO0ls
feruna i'm GerbdltniB Don 23.6 BrO3.
az. pGbrsno Die Heger>8
Hur i'm 9erbGltniB Don 13.1 Pro5eHt
aundem.
Oslammt8abl BON 9srionsn i'm
S4ulaitsr, 5 bis 20 Sabre, 22.447,a
1872.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04

S9iittsIfrnf, SumpfTrbsr una gla'
lariG surirt 0urb
Blaney's AGUE MIXTURE
sSrAnt in PiIsHiOrn p%gdSGri1t.
-25 uno 90 GentS.-
usbsTsi So babsa- Cgus17,19
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Das Fac -u.tsS. sut
=. !; a !; :, ..IMzZzz3, . e; :.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04
Mediterranean.

6euerberIlterungs : 8eleul 9QfIen.
Mfotiatcp F]ircmcn's Sni. 60, 4 SUUf1sSrlbs.
8opal Sui. 60, 2I7 Cf=SaltimOresS trabt
Rcr5ants' 4 NilHufactuTtrs' Sui. Go, r9eroIN''
ScbGUDe.
MdrSlanO Sire Jui. Co, 4ol @at,rsStrob
Nntiouul Sire SAT. 60, &Olioo0s NM .SSlttrsS;r.
3oiUaro Sire Nui. 60, 500 9SaterzS trabc.
UluIuul Sire Sui. 60, 30i OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-05
NAVAL ENLIsTMENTs.

Washington, June AIN answer TO in
Quiries from ministers abroad the state
department has secured from the navy
department and published statement
of the conditions governing naval enlist
ments
In brief these are that during war no
one can be recruited in a foreign country;
that aliens who have declared intention
OF becoming United States citizens and in
exceptional cases those who do not, are
enlisted providing they understand the
English language. There is no fund for
paying travelling expenses before enlist
ments are made, If aliens are enlisted
they are eligible to any position for which
they can qualify, but the customs and
regulations Of the service have been that
only men Of long service on the active list
and not even citizen Of the United States
residing abroad can enlist in time of war
without coming to the United States, un-
less neutrality laws are violated.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-05
sIGSBEE S REPORT.

New York. June L-lf any doubt has
| been entertained by members Of the war
| board and the authorities Of the navy de-
parment as TO the precise location of the
Spanish fleet, It was entirely removed,
says the Washington correspondent OF the
Tribune, by the receipt OF information
] from Captain SigSbee Of the ST. Paul. who
came on Immediately after reporting his
arrival at New York TO Admiral Bunce,
and communicated TO Secretary Long ad-
vices from Sampson and Schley, both OF
whom he left few days ago, the former
then on ihs way through the windward
passage and the latter holding tight the
Spanish vessels benind the outer defenses
of Santiago. Perhaps no officer OF the
navy is more familiar with the type OF
cruisers now at Santiago than the former
commander Of the Maine, and having
seen three Of them lying at anchor in the
last four days he is positive that the
fourth is there as well, The last occasion
that Captain Sigsbee met the vizcaya
was In Havana harbor where she lay not
two cable lengths from the Maine, and
while there Captain Sigsbee not only
carefully noted her Qualities and type, but
secured drawings and accurate descrip-
tlons of the warship. He has impaired to
Secretary Long the experiences of the ST.
Paul ANA Of Commodore Schleys squadron
In trapping the Spanish admiral at SAN
tiago, Captain Sigsbee does not take fun
credit for having discovered the ships
first, but says that both he and Comodore
Ii. IL.
as his signals went up to the flagship con-
veying the fact that he had sighted two
Of the ships Commodore Schley's were
run up communicating the same informa-
ton to him.
For six days Slgsbee and the St, Paul
lay on the harbor expecting nightly to
he attacked by the Spanish torpedo boat
destroyers With his running lights doused
and all side lights out he crulsed of and
on about fifteen miles from the shore
under darkened skies and with steam at
low pressure. The use of searchlights to
sight any torpedo boat that might be lurk-
ing around ready to attack the ship would
have revealed his presence to the Span
iards at Santiago, and this was what the
captain did not wish them to learn, With
every opportunity of attacking him the
two SO-knot destroyers remained in the
harbor all the time, and Captain Sigsbee
accounts for this conduct on their part as
but to the desire of the Spanish admiral
not to permit his presence to be known,
Commodore Schley had established an
effective blockade of the port before the
st, Paul steamed away On leaving San
tiago Sigshee made for Mole st. Nicholas
and crused to the west until he met
Admiral Sampson, from whom he received
dispatches for the secretary of the navy.
The next move of the St. Paul will prob
ably be in the direction of Porto Rico
and as soon as she is coaled and provis-
toned Captain Sigsbee will sail again. He
leaves here today for New York and will
probably pass out of Sandy Hook with
his vessel Sunday or Monday.
The junction of Admiral Simpsons
squadron with that already blocking the
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harbor Of Santiago under Commodore
schley, seems. according to Captain Sigs-
bees calculations. to have been effected
on Wednesday. the lst The presence OF
70 many heavily armored American ships
on the harbor In which Admiral Cervera' =
cruisers have taAen refuge Is taken here
to indicate purpose on the part OF the
commander Of the American fleet 10 re-
duce Santiago az once by naval assault.
rather than wait for the tedious co-Opera-
ton Of the land forces dispatched or
about 10 be dispatched from Tampa. II ls
argued here with some force that seige
operations against Santiago from the land
side would on account Of the rugged
character Of the surrounding country in
volve insuperable obstacles and that
with ordinary field artillery the beseiging
forces would be no match for the Spanish
men-of-war.
The general expectation In naval and
military circles Is that the combined
American squadrons win renew or have
already renewed the attack on the outer
works with a view Of forcing an entrance
to the bay and compelling the Spanlaris
20 accept battle at close quarters. Events
az Santiago are not counted on 10 delay
or interfere with the military program
which includes the eventual occupation OF
Santiago and the prompt invasion and
seizure Of the island OF Porto Rico.
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ENGINEERS FOR MANILA.

San Francisco. June 4-The company OF
engineers from wilets Point have or
ders to remain here for the present and
to recruit to a total OF $50 men. II will
be necessary to get 81 men. six OF the
company being away, but available. AS
this is the ranking arm OF the service
and as the men receive liutle better
pay than in the infantry, no difficulty
Is expected in securing the requisite num-
Der on short notice. A recruiting office
will be opened today.
Immense supplies of mining stores, i'm
plements, etc, are being bought here un-
der the direction OF Capt. Potter OF
the engineer corps. He is an expert on
the subject and will take to Manila
everything necessary for mining the har-
Dor and strengthening the fortihcations.
Capt, Thomas, chief signal officer to Gen.
Merritt. is buying largely. He has charge
of the signal service OF the army OF in
vasion and will have under his control
over 100 experts. 1t is probable that the
different islands will be connected by
cables, which are being purchased. Arm
ored cables of sufficient strength were
not obtainable here and were sent from
the east
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HOBSON THE HERO.

Washington, June i--There Is no doubt
that the name OF Hobson is destined to
be bNcketcd with that of Gushing and
other naval heroes indeed, It was the
opinion OF naval officers that his act was
fun of brilliancy, and as an exhibition of
cool daring even surpassed Cushngs
famous attack ON the AlbemOrle
\ reward Is awaiting these American he
roes, and Assistant Secretary Allen has
pledged himself. after consulting the sec
retary, that promotions are the least
that they can expect at the hands OF a
grateful people, Moreover, they will not
langulsh long in a Spanish prison II the
authorities can bring about their release.
In half an hour after Sampsons bullc-
tin was displayed on the walls of the navy
department Colonel Carter, assistant ad-
iutant general, had taken preliminary
steps to arrange for the exchange of
prisoners.
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vey a fresh supply Of munitions and arms
90 tho Cuban coast.
with the American Fleet. of Santiago
de- Cuba June .. via Mole 81. Nicholas
Hayt June A-Ah the members Of the
Merrimac expedition are safe. Only two
Of them were slightly injured and their
names are not known. Lieutenant Hob
son was not hurt AL OF the Merrimac's s
men are hello as prisoners OF war. The
news Of their wonderful escape was sent
20 Rear Admiral Sampson by Admiral
Ccrvera. the Spanish admiral being so
struck with the courage OF the Merrimacs
crew that he thought Admiral Sampson
should know that they had not lost their
lives Admiral Cervera's chief OF stan
Captain Oyiedo. boarded the New York
under a flag OF truce bearing the an
nouncement Of the safety Of the Merr1-
macs men and returning with a supply
Of provisions and money FOR the prisoners.
Some htavy firing was done shortly be-
fore midnight by the New York and the
New orleans. aimed at what was thought
10 be a small gunboat which had ap-
pelrcd.
The splendid stroke which leaves the
government at Washington free to act
without fear OF the Spanish fleet. was
planned by Lieutenant Richmond Hobson.
who commanded the expedition. With
him went
Daniel Montague.
George Charette
J. T. Murphy.