Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-21
THE ENGLISH VIEW,

HA''N'' ~ '"' - -
serted that Admiral CerNeras squiu-
ron has left Santiago de cuba.
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THE ENGLISH Nlb"'
rordor Nav o1.-Admiral Cervera's
i'i'uo'' 49, a., Laoroe, eneoula-
maneuVer eNcltes the Nue''e9'
ton here. In come quarters the Whole
story ia retarded MS ruse, designed
=. .,,,.r,, as, tho snanish government,
Z" huris UP ~ - A.,
and the spreading Oh II pi""u''9'
supposed to hide sinister moves. The
bills Of oulrion. however, regards the
,,.'.4, ,d 10 Inclined to
ar Iu'"e"'s' 80 -, ,yo,I
the bellef that Admirai Cet
knows reinforcement is at hand, and
that otherwise he would not have
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The daily news directs attention W
the great secrecy preserved about what
IS hnnpeninr at the Canarics, where
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~ -, !, COWS. ..,hn oues-
tinn no,y nrises whether the reserve
ennndron from Cadiz is not already
4F. Atlantic one
thing rones clear. The Spanish strate-
oists have n prearranged plan of ope-
,,atinn while The Americans have been
forced nv circumstances into a defen-
aive attitude However. If Cerevera is
;n cantioor 40 Cuho a. ought not to br
digic,lt for Admiral ssmnson to find
MIN rhus II is nossIble that there
NAV ho - hig dgbt within a few
d",s >,
,fbo p,tlv rbrorIcle ON the other
bend tbi,i,s ADMIRAL Corvera has
i,,aiIIod trtn a t,a from which he can
not escape, thanks partly to the
Spanish government in publishing his
dispatch. which was doubtless done TO
avert domestic evils The DAILY
Chronicle concludes: AS to limited
negotiations by Spain with the powers
the best answer to them would be an
American victory. which we hope to re-
cord Monday or Tuesday"
The Times says, editorially:
whether publication will assist the
success of Admiral Cervera's opera
lions is questionable but 1t has I'M
doubleday helped the new ministers to
make favorable debut in the cortes.
Certainly the situation has increased in
interest
SPANIARDs CALI, 1T BRILLIANT.
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Nhi'N ERA IN a iAi mar
Washington, May 20.-Al of the
news that was given out today at the
navy department was comprised In the
one short bulletin posted at the close
of the day stating that the department
had information. believed to he cor
ract, that Admiral Cervera, with his
flying SQUADRON was at Santiago de
cuba. This went 10 conhrm the news
paper reports and also the MADRID
c1blegr1m punished unls MORNING. the
latter rather unusual circumstances
for the Spanish bulletins nave oeeh
notably deceptive ever since the hyinS
squadron leit cauiH'
Accepting thls statement as correct
1t Indicates than there Is little prob
ahility OF hnstile meeting between
sampson ana S,niey ana Aufnlrai Ger
vera immediately.
Looking over the oharts OF Sahtlaso
harbor the war department soon DIS
covered that the place would he a
Neritaole rat trap Tor the SpAnlards'
with It's narrow entrance In whlch a
single Ainelucan monitor couio piow up
the whole spanish ieet
The naval strategy board, rechris-
tened OF late the war board, is TO lose
one OF us most active ana valu-
able members IN the person OF capt
Barker lie leaves washington To-
morrow Tor hampton ROADS 10 take
command ci re me protected cruiser
Newark, Wnte mas Jus. peen eNteel-
ward, 1t is expected that the Newark