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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-28
So Far No Hostile Shots Have Been
Fired by Any of the Fleet.
ENGAGEMENT EXPECTED IN THE PHILIPPINE
ISLAND WATERS VERY SOON.
May Conclude Not to Engage
Dewey's Fleet.
Spain, However,

The Real Campaign in Cuba Is Not Expected Open Up
Next Fal-Prsoners Of War VIII BE Taken Of
namely Regular Army to Be Recruited Up to 81 200
MenAii But Germany Proclaim Neutrality.
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ficc OF Frances neutrality viii be received
BY tomorrow. OF the great powers Of
Europe, Germany and Austria have not yet
acted. The delay Of Austria Goes not cause
surprise, rs Aiistria's sympathy with Spain
Is more pronounced than that OF any other
country Of Europe. II is not doubted how
ever. thet Austria will .nssume neutral
attitude soon.
IN III understood that The Mater OF right
81 search Is causing hesitation by Germany
ana that II It is satisfactorily established
that German merchant ships shall not be
subject to harasmnont. Germany Will adopt
the same course rs other nations
The attitude OF Portugal is felt to BE
moro important just at present than that
OF any Of the great movers of Europe,
owing to The presence Of the Spanish fleet
at the Cape Verde islands belonging 10
Portugal Neither tho state department nor
the Portuguese minister at Washington had
received word up to tonight ms TO the pur-
pose Of Portugal on tho question OF neu-
tralty.
This caused considerable apprehension In
official circles here MS II WAS felt that
Portugnps yioinagc TO Spain might Induce
her TO withhold neutrality for time. She
owns the Cape Verde group, the Azores and
the MadcrRs, which would give the Span
ish fleet three very important bases Of op-
Grafton.
Late In the day the press Dispatcher
from Lisbon said the cabinet council wfll
declare neutrality tomorrow, thus relieving
this apprehension considerably.
Tho effect Of tho decree VIII be to COM
pei the Spanish fleet at Cape Verde 70
leave Immediately. II is felt, however,
that Portugal has done her neighbor =
good turn as the Spanish fleet doubtless
Will be fully equipped and ready to sail
before tho neutrality proclamation forces
them out.
Colombia Is the only South American
country which thus far has declared neu-
trdity. but there Us no reason to doubt that
all Of them will adopt i neutral policy.
Members Of the diplomatic corps dis
miss the report coming from Europe that
another move toward European interyen-
ton win be made as soon as Spain suffers
a decisive reverse.
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DETAILS OF COMPARTMENT
The Partially Completed Earthworsk
Mere Flowed Ur.

y
On Board the Flagship New York on
| Matanzas. April 27.--f2 p. m.)--tCopyrisht-
cd, 1898. by the Associtecd Press,)--The
New York tho Puritan and the Cincinnati
bombaricd tho forts at the mouth OF the
Matanzas harbor this afternoon. There
we're no casualties OH our side. but 1t is be-
lievcd that the hail Of iron which pounded
In the forts must have caused loss OF lilo
to the Spaniards, though nothing is known
definitely The engagement commenced at
1857 and ceased at li5, The object o. the
attack was to prevent the completion Of the
earthworks at Punta Gorda.
A battery on Eastward arm bay opened
the fire on tho flagship and this was also
shclied. About twelve cight-inch shells
were fired from the eastern forts. but all
fell short. About five or six light shells
were fired from tho partly completed bat
terry. Two of these whizzed over the New
York and one fell short. The ships left
tho bay for the open sea. the object OF dis
covering the whereabouts Of the batteries
having been accomplished. In the neigh
borhood OF 300 shots we're put on land from
the three ships at a range Of from 1000 to
1000 yards.
Rear Admiral Sampson. when asked II be
was satisfied with the result, said; "ycs. ]
am. / expected to be-"
The haif-complcted Spanish carthworss
and battery we're apparently all plowed up
by the shots.
All the ships engaged showed excellent
workmanship throughout the engagement
and when they we're firing at the shortest
range nearly every shot took effect. The
forts. which were bombarded. were Oh .
low lying point and were considered merely
earthworks. They did not make good
target. yet when the big guns were nrad
al the shortest range portions Of the fort
could be seen flying in the air. AZ the
last shot the flagship returned 70 Havana
and the Puritan and Cincinnati were left
At the Matanzas station.
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GRANTS BlRTHDAY.

seaeratc Selected ms OrntOr
Tor the Occasion.
Nas, ILL.,, April 27.-Galena. the home
a' y. $. Grant. today celebrated
.sent,-seventh anniversary Of the
asaoer's birth. Mrs. Nellie Grant
~ accompanied by her daughter Wv
sptescnted the Grant family. Judge
\. Dpeer a Confederate veteran OF Ma
~. was orator OF the day. Upon The
10y special train from Chicago tho
Hla'ion began. a street parade was
". q me depot composed OF cavalry.
Ivic societies and thousands Of
,Mnlcn marched to Turner hall,
ssuse Speer delivered his oratory.
w'spration was held under the aus
sme Grant Birthday association.
~ mckinley addressed the first
Nnich was hold in 1893.
WA April 2T.-The seventy sixtn
MY OF the birthday OF General U.
~ was celebrated tonight with
~. tue Waldorf Astoria under the
* tue Grant Monument assocla-
Sssa,quet was held in the grand hall
.'a was festooned with American
n, o.eSed by two immense nags. a
~ :. General Grant hung over the
- ava and forty-slx guests were
IA deception preceded the banquet
~ ~ gallery. The principal
n. sS Henry Watterson, whose sub
c,hdue Reunited Sections"
|Ersss formal addresses were Gene
m IN IN. os Bourke Cochran. who 70;
and 1870: .Ts OF Senator julius @. Burr
n he Volunteers" by Congress
a Hepburn OF Iowa. g7
' presided. and among the spe
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Madrid April 2ioa official dispatch Manila
had tonso coalon
Manila April squadron mobld at Mrs
o
tain Grdley.
Asa
f. Wood
ships amerz Collier
The spanish
Of
ezogd Del
uba.
dawaiit the
Correa, and he a
pine
American attempt 10 combination
there
csyie be batteries
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clPANIsH POMP.
senators md rGandecs Call ON the
Qucen Regent In style.

senator's md rt;andecs Call ON the
Quccn Regent In style.
London, April 2s.-Thc Madrid corr-'
spondent Of the Daily Mail says The refer
ence 10 tho conversion Of the debt and he
Increased note issue, 10th measures OF the
most extraordinary makeshlft ways and
means devised to face war expenditures are
criticised in the press and in financial cir
cIes. but in political circles the plans are
agreed with. This year the senate decided
that all Of its members should go to the
paiacc In state when the answer TO tae
cusen's message was delivered.
crowds assembled today In the streets
and the people IN the balconies and vim
dows gazed al stately array OF senator.
Conservatives and liberals. marshais ana
generals III full uniforms, mobiles In uni
forms, OF the ancient orders OF Santiago.
Montesa. Alcantara and Calatrava and pre-
iatfs walked side by side with senators.
vim wore modern evening dress costs pc
caurs they were entitled to no uniforms.
the aueer regent received her senator's IN
the throne room OF the palace. Her majesty
spreared much pleased at this fresh proof
n Inc understanding and sympathy which
has subsinted between royalty and praiia-
ment
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EXPECTING AN ATTACK.
A Spanish Fleet is Exciting.
Much Concern.
Washington. April ~.

Washington, April ~.
Especial to The Post Every
body is expecting 10 hear Of Il
i, naval battle At Manila. Our
Asiatic fleet has sailed Tor that
point. The Spanish fleet at
j Cape Verde is expected to sail
tonight, and the whereabouts OF
the other Spanish fleet that left
Cadiz a few days ago is causing
considerable anxiety to the naval
authorities, and they confidently
expect that fleet to appear very
soon off some of our Atlantic
coast cities and proceed to pump
shells into them. Our flying
squadron is awaiting develop
ments and our fleet off Havana
is still engaged in the delightful
pastime OF chasing small coast
ing vessels.
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Warrington April THE war sittin.
ton is substantially this. The blockadlng
squadron remains passive before Havana
with no present purpose of bombardlng, or
OF drawing the fire OF the shore batteries
Tho strategic purpose OF effective block
ade Of the Cuban capital Is being accom-
plishcd to the entire satisfaction OF the
authorities hero. There III no indication
that part Of the fleet Will be withdrawn
for the purpose of affordfng additional
protection to the North Atlantic ports.
Az to the reports Of the imminencc OF
naval battle off the Philippine islands.
the naval authorities here seriously doubt
whether the Spanish feet will make a
stand against the American ships. Their
reason for this belief is that the Spanish
fleet is very Inferior 10 the American forces
under Admiral Dewey Tho department
therefore Is satisfied that the Spanish fieet
will not go nut to do battle on the high
seas with Admiral Dewey. hut will remain
In port to secure the protection OF The bat
tnries Of Manila and the denartmcnt is no.
expecting m engagement for about two
days. Without giving any explanation for
setting this time the department allows
on its knowledge OF Admiral Dewey's
whereabouts. There is no certainty that
there VIII be an engagement Mt all In the
immediate future the purpose being 70
seize and hold some suitable Spanish terri
tory In the Philippines an base o, opera
iions in AsiatIc watera. II Is possible that
this ran be done without making a fight
there ut all By securing n suitable port OF
some unfortined adjacent island.
The very fact thas the Madrid officials
lave rather ostentatiously declared that
the Spanish feet has sailed to lombard
The cities on the North Atlantic coast Is
taken as. a certain Indication at the navy
department Of the utter improbability Of
such movement
The navy department. MS yet has made
no arrangements for tho care Of prisoners
taken by our warships, but tho legal Of
ficers OF the department think they should
be sent TO the Boston naval prison.
Some vcxation was felt nj the injury sus-
tanned by The Cushing. II Is said that this
Is the Hrst serious break down she has
suffered In the nine years Of her service.
Luckily the department VIII be able 70
replace her very shortly for the torpedo
beat Mckee. a twenty knotter. Will be
ready for trial tomorrow. She will 70 -
Norfolk for her finishing touches and then
Join the squadron.
In the war department there is growing
s>rn In
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fine Mlrhlxs . q ~.er.e.

Detroit, Mich. April THRONE hundred
and nifty members Of the Michigan naval
militia were drawn on today for the United
states ship Mantle ready for departure for
Norfolk when orders came from Washing
ton not to start until further orders.
No explanation was given. hut Il - be-
iieved that the navy department has de-.
rded 10 order out the eniiSe Nichigsn re-
serve Instead o. : portiea. 81
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New York, April FL Especial to The Post).

NEW IUTK' ApTII II NoPec1a1 10 TIC FUstJ -
The Herald will say tomorrow: There is consider
able speculation among naval officers to what plan
of battle will be followed by Commodore Dewey in
his attack the Spanish fleet and Manila. 1t is the
generally expressed belief that he will steam boldly
forward engage the spaniards either in out of
harbor as he finds them. After dsposing of the
warships the reduction of the land defenses Of Ma
Mia would be easily accomplished
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-28
WEATHER. y INFORMATION.


INC nlghest barometer reading reported -,
night is 80. 02 inches Mt New Orleans md Chi
weston A low OF considerable energy is cen
trai over Oklahoma. with the lowest barome.
te. reading 2a;6s at Oklahoma City.
Gtreraliy fair weather prevails throughout
the districts reporting tonight.
of the stations.
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: Not included in MEANS

el, GENERAL observations.
Observations tfken by the United StaleA
wehther bureau at p. H., 18th lneradiun
time;
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cal guests were Secretary OF tho Treas.
ury Lyman j Gage General Benjamin i.
Tracy, John Greenville, Charles Eaton.
William Michael, General Wesley Mer-
rift and Colonel FREQ Grant.
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Ilread Rla1ls.. IL Italy.

Rome. April q Severe bread riots took
place today at Bari. capital Of the provinces
Of that name. mob Of 1000 attacked ~
tax Office. burned the papers and dsvAatat-
cd the public gardens z
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Cotton IIeIt Bulletin.


washington. April 27..-Foi Eastern Texas
Fair: warmer In eastern and southern por-
items; south to southwest winds
Western Tex8s and New Mexico-fair. Sooi-
er N Northern portion.
Oklahoma and indian TerIitory-fartiy
cloudy; confer; winds becoming seuthorir'
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Madrid, April 27 40 a. n).-A disp

from Manila announces that the Spanish squadron
has sailed to take up it's position to meet the United
States squadron. The latter had not been sighted
when the cable message sent, but the American
warships were expected at any moment.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-25
9riiten ben SreuriO.

MitQlieosr oes &abinets Der Sniel
qorto gRico b,eiOiqt. = General
Ortegu i4ifft lih no4 SPanisn
Elm.
Suun De 9orto R Rtc Q,
"a. Stto6er. = Die Wtitglieber pes
4abinets Der SSnIsl PortO Rico lsllte%
ten qeitern unter entipre6enoer 5eter%
[i6fett ben Ser. Staaten ben @to Der
Sreue. Sie nerpen Elm Mauifelt er@
tafjsn. in pslfsm lie iAysmg1tl lalH1ls
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-25
gGic uilOr Sbicrr.
SdmG6li6e Scensn i'm 8iireau oes
8iirgermeiiters DOn 5aoand.
8eomte bulqten ii6 um Sob.

6uDunu, "a. Ottober. = Die
finan3ieQen 8erIe9enbeitsn Der Spaz
nier fii6rten am Samitage i'm 8iireau
oes 8iirgermeiiters W&arquistebun 81
aufrsQenDen Scenen, in oeren 8erlaufe
&spoIDer, St0de unb Stiible cine ber@
porrugenoe RoQe ipielten. Den tab
tiIfen 8eumten bat man iett einem
Sabre feline @e6Glter be3ablt, mas
gloBe Grbitterung unter Den 8etrefz
fenben CUR 6olge 6utte. 2tm Samitag
nun lieb Die fponiI6e 8ant Der Stabt
$4,000, uno Der 8straq puroe = es
nurer lautar 8olbitude = na6 Dem
8ureau De5 8iirgermeiiterS gebra6t.
Der 9(nbIif bes 8plbs5 muhte bic Be
amten fait pa6nIinnig. 8ie cine 9orOe
8iIoer Itiir3ter Iie ii4, nit Repolptrn,
St0den uno ,Stiiblen bepdifnet, auf
bas @olo, UNI Ii6 oeTelben gu bemd6z
tigsn, uno I6lugen ben 8iirgermeiitcr
nieoer. S9lieBlich fam POli3ei 3ur
STEELE, pel6e Die Sronung rieoer
berftellte. 0us 8olo puroe in Ser
na6rung genomHen unb bic Rdoelsz
fiihrer aus osm 0ienits entldt1Rn.
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Der Satltr i'm Srient.
rprrbaftunar uun AnarhiIirn
9lnfcraefu0bnlibe SDriidbtSmaFre=
geln sum Scbuec Oes Saiierpaa=
res 9c9cn Stttcntatc.

Der Streit um 5Sai6oou. = 9tu4
GngtanD riiitst It8 gum 8riege. =
g}o6 Elm 6ritiIfes 8laubu6. -
Gcmmsntare iiber bas fran30Iii6e
@albbu6. = 8roB alien @dbelgez
rafieIs berridte geitsrn 2tbsnO in
Qonoon eine 3uoerIi6tli4ereStfm tfm>
mung, uno man Uertrdute fsit duf
Gr6altunq Oes SrieOens. = @enez
raj Msrritt in 2onoon gstraut. =
Der Saiier pon China ioQ pisOer
einmal ermorost noroen Iein. =
2(bOartunq be8 IpantT6en 8risgs=
N}iniiters.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-25

Der yniurqenten SAooner rNaus
riciQ" fraf unter Der SRIur9entenz
SF.aqqe 9eItern bier etn. Die 6Id99s
fpuroe BON ben 2lmertdnern prompt
6eruntsrge6o.t.
gsItern fanO auf Ginberuiung OeS
6pitiI6eu aonTul5 bier cine 8aPrs7
dung Der leitenosn GauIleute itatt.
gritiE6es &upital in 604e BON 4O,s
CO0,COO PFuuo sterling ($200,000,a
OOO) Iiegt 6ier itjt Ieh3 Y&onaten
brad. Inter ben obpaltenoen 8ers
6Gltn;Ten Iino bic geifdftIiden 8ers
pinonnQen nit ben Brooln3en in oielen
5Gusu pollhGnoiq obqe6roaen. Die
8erIommluRg Der &dulleute be!6!oB,
einen 2lppeQ an Die 6ritiI6e 3egierung
gu ri6ten, Die eRogiiItige 20Iun9 Der
ibpe6enoen Fra9en beIh.euni8en 5u
betftn.
8cneral gio oeI 4ilar, pelfer dl5
Der 6uuptIG6lide Ripdl Ql9uinuI0o'5
in Der 6iibrerI6aTt Der 46iIipp:no5
Qilt lit naf U}llolo5, Dem6auptquars
tier Der synIurqenten, citirt pno bort
paQsn 2lufls6nung gagsn Die 2lutoritdt
Qguinulpo'5 perbaftet poroen. Q9Uiz
naloo piinin., nab Baris gu reiien,
um Dor Der 6riebens Gommjiijon 5u
erI6einer, Miro ieoo6 our6 bic Be
iorgaiB. DaB ihm anOer& 6iibrer in ieis
ner Q6paien6eit Die Ober6srrihaFt
entreiBen t0nntsn. DaOon a6gebalten.
On Der 6ritii den &U tie
qetrunDet.
Q0n0pn, "a. Otto6er. - Der
oeutIfe Oampfer .9enetia" BON 0ep
6umburq 9lmeritaniI6en 2inje, tpei=
der am 6. Ottober aus Weitinoien in
6dmburQ artam, lit nabe Der Qtiinz
bung Der 5umber 9eItranOet.
,0r." y}unrn @uilforb
ntrb uu5qeltefsrt.
Qonbpn, "a. 0ttober. - n0r,"
NancD 8uilforo, bic amerjfaniIde
6ebumme, nelfe in Bridgeport,
GOnn., Der Grmoround emma ON
an6etluqt lit, eri6ien 6eute abermals
i'm 8oipitraBen Boli3eigeribt. gta9s
bem iie pom 8etettio Grpnin toenttftz
3irt poroen mar, pertagte Der Ri6ter
ben iFaQ auf 10 Sage, um Dem 4ns
matt Der Gefan0enen 3ett gu geben,
2(ppIitution nm etnen 6a6eus Corpus
89feGl ein3ureidsn, oDet 3uTiu6t gu
onperen @artbeioigung8mitteln 3u
ne6men. Ser 8ertbei0igung5dnpalt
bsitritt i'm 2aufe Der 8erRanoIunQen
Die 2(nga6e, oaB ieine &lientjn i3rc
S6uIo etn9eitanoen bat.
Syn 6ot9e Der 6euti9en Gnti6eiOun8
miro FrQu 8utlforo lDa6rid2einlia
na6 8erlauf Der 15ztdgigen 6rlit aus7
| 9eIiefert tperoen.
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feline 8arteipolttif unb feline Parteiz
Wirrsn duFtommen 3u lunen, Aus@
orud perlei6en perDen.
Seit Dem 13. Sttober, Dem 3ug2,
an pelfem bic Ser. Staaten fprmeu
pOn 9prto Rico 8eTiB ergriffen, Iino
ettpa $4,000 an 3ollgsbiiaren oeratnz
nQtmt lporben.
8enerul Ortega ihiffte iiA geltsrn
an 8or0 oes ipuniI6en 0dmpters
oWtpntebibeo" Elm unO DurD2 Dom
llisr aus ialutirt. Syn elmer 4nipraz
6e ertIGrts Der 8eneral, DaB bic Snlel
auf einen gefsbl aus Utaorio Iber9e=
ben puroe. uno bemertte, puB er oIes
o6ns IolGen 8sfe6l nismalS getbdn
brben nijroe. Der 8snsrul DurOe bel
Teiner heutiqen 2(6fa6rt ppn Gem Der.
'Staaten 8reu3er nNetpart" ialutirt.
On 8oro oes oRepurt" bsfaroen Iia
sur 3eit GontrezQlbmirdl S9lep neblt
STAB, neI6e Da8 Gintreffen oes gum
G6ef Der 5SlottenItation ernannten
Commanders Snop ermarten, efe Il:
BON Eier abfa6ren.
ObsrIt 6unter, Der SetretGr Der
Der. S!auten Gommiiiion, Diro me-
gen gsi4pG6tsr @eIunobett iibermorz
gen nit Dem 0umpfer rPbilaOslP9ia
BON Bier dbreiien.
Die prompte uno eriprieBIide 2Oz
fung tbrer 2lufgabe bat Den Wttt9le@
osrn Der MilitGr GommtiIion unter
Der 8ep0lferunq Don San Sudn btele
6reunbe qema6t unp ss Duroen 8abls
rei6e ber3li6e Qbi6ieo5griBe au5gez
taui6t.
IS iIt Gi2r cine 8speoung i'm Gan
ge, pelae Darauf bin3ielt, cine aus
gorto Ricunern iih 3uidmmenleBenoe
@ommiiiion ru6 Wai6ington 3u lem
ben, nel6e bic Regierung nit Den BE
oiirfniiisn Der 9sb0lterurg Der sSnlel
befdnnt mdchen {ollyn.
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Jo6n C. Uri6le.
Glace=Sannit1uGc.

Njr fiitren cana poIitio Die
bii6'4eIten 6ar6en in @Iacez
9anOi6uben, Die bergeiteQt tperz
ben. Die rotten 6an0i6u6e Itnb
f60n. 0difel6e lit nit ben 6rauz
men, lohFar6iqen uno grauen Der
6aQ. lln!ers i4par3sn @Iace.
9anoI6u6e Iino Die beIten, tpel6e
6ergeitelt perben. 9errin's r8iz
que" "9anoI6ube, in alien 6ar6en
uno Idpar3, auf $3.50 berabgez
'eBt. 9Iace 6anOI9ube fir
6erren, 8omen unp 8in0er;
Idmmtli6 garantirt unb an unTez
rem 8ertduFstiI9 angepaBt.
9riblr, Gr. 80, @efserringtunzs Ctr
Rg-es ,pirS 9eutiep seiprOdbsn.
COTS, ,8&S-)
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Qonbpn, "a. Otto6er. = @enez
raj 0esle1 0&erritt, nel6er Bis Dor
&ur8em Die ameritanif6en Sruppen
3u MQnila 6afe6ligte, miro 6eute Na6>
mittaq oa6:er in uQar StiQs nit SRI.
Qaura @iQiums aus @6icdgo, tpelae
fiir3liA bier anlangte, getraut peroen.
3eit uno Srt Der Geremonte Deroen
IorgfGlttg ga6stm ge6alten.
CSpdter.) - Die Srduurgs @erez
monte fanO um 6 u6r 6eute Q6eno in
ben Qpartemsnts Der 8raut i'm rSaz
BON 6otel" Fatt. 9ieie.bs iOqte urz
{prinolif in Der Ct. 2tnOreoSz8irde,
NeItn;nIter, poG3ogen perOen, Gaein
cine pl0Blih etnqetretsne llnpGBli4teit
Der 8raut peruriahte eins 8erGnoez
runq Oes 9rpQramm8. 9}ur einigs bar
intimnsn TreunDe bes 9adre5 Daren
anreTero. parurtar bic Wlutter unO
Der 8ruosr Der 8r1ut. 2aop Qrt6ar
8utIer uno Ger amsritaniI4e Sc
TfGftstrG9er 6r. 6snrD 86ite.
@t6tiger 8efe9l fir pa 8
britti 6 norDa msrttd>
8ei4paoer.
6uIifar, N.>6., "A. Ottober.-
Die gcfe6ls6d6er aller &rtegsi9tffe
Oes 6ritii6en norOameritanii6en Sc
I6puOers fa6en 8efebl erRulten,/ in
5ulifur gu mobiliiiren.
Die &reuser r8aaas", "Sal6ot"
unb nSrOefatigabIe", iopie 3Ipet gez
genpGrtig gu Bermuda beftnoltde
SorpeOoiGger perpen iofort bierber
fommen. u2ebrere SOrpeooboote Iin6
in Der 6ieIig,n 9otparo in Reparatur
beqriffen. Die Marnihaft beg 6ldgs
genihiFfss n&snOpn" ptro oleie4Bo4t
bebufs 5eloii6ungen nab 3dDoer :
SsldrD geI6idt. Der nRenopn" itat
6eute friib in See, um ucbungen NIT
Ieinen Iftperen 9eIdiiBen Dor3uneb'
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-25
Giue Sur bel allen
Summer Complaints

Gin baIbr Bis sin gaHlu sbalOffd SoH gt,asB
Rslis in ,insm bab:n GIai, BaHsr, pisosrboIt 70
oft, ais Der Suraian aubdlt, uuD siH GIaHtIs
aappta, att5dHtt nit Esaop glslitf aut bic Wagns
oeo,uO UNI ben Qst5 gslt5t, gaUdbrt ioiOrtat Grs
lei5t,rIH7 uns betDertttaigt cine baIoigs Rur.
SuHtrlid1-ttn 6aI5sr bis siH qaultr Ebeti6f'sl in
sinsm balb,n @ait gBdHtE bieltgg IN UtHiatHlRga
nut,u Rrdmpft, SapnotaHfaGt, lauren UeGgsH,
gaui.a Grbrsdsu 5oobrsHHtu, Rsrp0iitdt, Sblafz
loEgitit IRigrGn, 9la5uHS.a uuo ale iHHtrItasH
PdpDTan.
g eyihlrI ttin 6ti!mitts in Der Wt.t, O1s Jgbtr
unp gBsDislfieber uRo ale anDsrtH maIurii1tn, bis
lioitu unB aupsrs Jitber i'm 9srsiH init u 4 os
pap's QilIeH 10 RAID, pit RAP q rs
9tapp R,list btbtbt
Qrsi5 50 GsRts pro Jla9t. 3u bassH bel allen
apptDe.tEH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-25
Sbafter's Gitelfeit.
8iGber bes biden Generals in alien
m0gli6en 9oiituren. - Die P9Oz
tograp6ie i'm &riege.

8iIber bes biden Generals in aQen
m0gli6en 4Oiituren. = Die P9Oz
tograpbie i'm &riege.
0uf6ington, .. g., "a. Stt.
- WG6renb bes &rieges nit Sponten
bat bic Photographic cine groBe 8Ole
oeIpielt. BQS uno pie oa 2lQe5 pbos
toqrup6irt porben, 1T pirtli6 eritaunz
li6. Qlber p6otograp6ii4e 9tppdrate
qe60rten aud gu ben pidtiglten 2lu5s
itattungsFiden Der 2trmee. 4l5 Sen.
S6after bon Sumpa gen Santiago
3pq, 6lieben bic 8elagerun9sgefhiiBe
3uriid, Die 8apaleriepferoe uno gang
bebeutenoe W2engen bon 9orrGt6en al
fer Qlrt, a6er bic p6ptograpbii6en Dip
parate qinQen nit. 2tls Sen. Sbafter
BEL 8aiquiri lanoete, blieben bic 0}es
oi3intGiten am 8orb Der transport
0ampfer, unb nit ben QrmeezRatioz
nen ging es tnapp ber, trbeB puroen
Die pbotograp6iI6en Snitrumente
gleia nit an's 2unb gebradt, uno pie
es beiBt, gait ibnen Sen. Sbufter's
erIte 5ruge: Sinh bic Cameras gut
iibergefommen?"
Qlber bafiir 6aben mir aud Gnit4z
ten bon General S6after's Santiago
Gampagne: @sneral S6after in Der
6Gngematten unb 8enerul 9fufter i'm
Self, 8eneruI S6after IiegenO, iteAenD
iiBenO, gu 9ferbe, gu SUB, bei'm gfen
uno bei'm Srinten. General Sbafter
an Der 6ront, i'm 6euer fpaniider
Sruppen piirbe bic SammIung perz
poGTtGnbigen, aber leioer feblt gerabc
bieIe 96otograp6ie. @s lit pieI ii6er
General W}iles' @orIiebc fir Die pho.
tograp6iT6e 8unIt geip0tteIt porben
aber bas mar i'm 5rteoen, no er ionIt
ni3t piel gu tbun batte; i'm Champagne
96ptograp6iren 1T inn 9eneralSRaf.
ter entItieben .Iber."