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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-21
READY IO SURRENDER
This is the Manila News Hong
Kong Hears.
GERMAN SHIPS : OF : WAR
Still Give the Lie to Official
ProteStatiOnS.

Van Couver, B. c., July 1S.-According
TO advices brought by the Empress Of
India from Hong Kong. the chief news
of the moment is that Manila IS ready to
surrender. Not that the archbishop and
captain general are going to voluntarily
capItulate before they are compelled 20
do so, but that the backbone of resist
ance is unquestionably broken and upon
a real show Of force and intention to
lombard the town, If the officials do not
give in. the Spaniards will haul down the
Spanish flag. limitations to this effect
are received from many sources.
The correspondent Of the Hong Kong
Press. writing under date Of June q, says
the chief subject of discussion in Manila,
in Cavite and in the American fleet is
the meaning Of the presence of five Ger
man men-of-war and one transport or
supply vessels in port.
1 have just interviewed a leading En-
glishmsn here on the subject. He I'M
hesitatingly informed me that all for
eigners in Manila, as well as Spaniards
regard it as a remarkable demonstration.
Il am sure" he continued " that the
SpaniardS have received announcement
from such a naval display. A Spaniard
today told me that the coming Of large
German squadron was construed by him
and leading Spanish officials as a direct
act of friendly interest and warning to-
wards the Yankees that they could go
too far. Now, when a Spaniard of influ-
ence, as this man was, Will talk like that,
! think 1t is nigh time to ascertain what
the Germans mean by appearing here in
such force.
Il am familiar" my informant contin-
ued with all the German interests in
Manila and my relations with the Ger
mans are very agreeable and I am posi-
tive that one German cruiser would be
fully able to protect them to every ex-
tent they required"
Further details Of the great fight of Ma
Mia filter through some high officials Of
Manila as time passes. II now appears
according 10 authentic information in the
hands of Consul Williams that out of
AL men on the Reina Christina, S64 were
killed. only 127 leaving the ship. An Off
GER who was aboard and now in prison,
tells me that one could not step a foot
in any direction on her decks without
coming in contact with pieces of flesh
Or dead bodies. Such was the power of
the American guns and the skill of Am
erican gunners.
Manila papers continue 10 publish mon
Strous stories about the Americans and
do not hesitate to employ the most con-
tenptuous epithets, all of which are whet-
ting the appetites of the Americans to get
even with them for uncalled for insults.
More seizures of arms are reported from
Hong Kong. 1t is suspected that the
arms and ammu Stion were to be shipped
10 the Philippine insurgents. The seiz-
ure consists of half million rounds of
Mauser ammunition, 20S breech-loading
Mauser rifles and LIZ muzzle-loading En-
field rifles.
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FINAL STRUGGLE AT MANILA

A Chronicle special from Cavite, dated
June %, says:
In case of the expected bombardmert
Of Manila, the area to which the Spanish
may retire VIII be limited to the Ameri-
can and insurgent lines surrounding the
city. There may come the struggle, for
the Spanard has burrowed in trenches
and fixed hills and knobs for the final
struggle. 1t is known here thai every
energy is bent within the city To prepare
it for the final struggle. The people are
exhorted by the clergy and military au-
thOrities, and their hopes are buOyed by
false reports as to relief from Spain and
Spanish triumphs in the West Indies and
along the Atlantic coast.
August is credited with an assertion
that he can muster $50, 600 troops No one
seriously believes that he can marshal
10000. The city seems as nearly ready
for the conflict as the material in the
hands of the Spanish can make it.
The German fleet now here, not count
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OFFICIAL DENIALS

Washington, July 8.-Further inquiries
by the Associated Press today in official
quarters as co the alleged complications
between the United States and Germany
in the Philippines failed 20 elicit any
thing which might serve as a foundation
for the reports Of such complications. On
the contrary. it is learned that there have
been recent communica ions between the
two governments of a decidedly friendly
nature, and at no time since the war be-
gan has there been greater reason than
now exists for confidence in Germanys
neutrality in the war between the United
States and Spain. Reports of misunder-
standings in the Philippines or elsewhere
should not be too readily assumed as
basis Of inference of national unt-iendli-
ness. Indeed II is believed TO be The de-
sire, as il IS also the intere5t, Of both
governments that the relations Of tradi-
tiona friendship between them should
continue unbroken.
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BASEBALL

CHICAGO, Is; PHILADELPHIA, 5.
Philadelphia, July 2O.-Chicago defeated
the Phillies today by hard hitting. The
home team gave miserable exhibition
of baseball. Attendance, 4,2S8. Score:
RHE
Chicago .............31o OOeo2o-15 IA 8
Philadelphia ........O OOO140 OG-5 s 6
Batteries - Chicago, Callahan and
Chance; Philadelphia, Piatt, Murphy and
Mcfarland. Umpires, Gaffney and
Brown.
WASHINGTON, 8; CINCINNATI, 2.
Washington, July 2O.-The Senators
broke a string of defeats by winning from
the leaders in a good game. Attendance,
1900. Score: r II E
Washington .......1OO11 $40 1
Cincinnati ...........0 o oil 01 O. 4
Observation-Disclosures Mercer and Nc
CURE; Cincinnati, Dwyer and Peitz. I'm
pires, Emslie and Hunt.
LOUISVILLE, 4; BROOKLYN, /.
New York, July 20.-One hit was the sum
total the Brooklyns secured off Magee to-
day, and as the Louisviles made IL off
Yeager, the Colonels won without trou-
BILE 1t is rumored that the Brooklyns
are negotiating with Washington and that
Grim will shortly be added to the Sena-
tors pay roll. Score: r H z
Brooklyn ............0 0o1oo0 oo-1 3
Louisville ...........0 000031-4 II 2
Notwithstanding Yeager and Ryan;
Louisville, Magee and Kittredge. Umpires,
Lynch and Andrews. Attendance, 400.
BALTIMORE, 7; CLEVELAND, 8.
Baltimore, July 20-Cleveland out-batted
the orioles today, but the latter hit the
ball more opportunely and won an inter
esting game Both teams fielded brilliant
~. Attendance, 1910. Score: r H E
Baltimore ...........OOS 01O2o1-7 2
Cleveland ...........0 0 0 0 0 0 2 o. 10 2
Observation-Disclosures Maui and Robin
son; Cleveland, Powell and Criger. UNI
pires, Mcdonald and O'Day.
BOSTON. 7; ST. LOUIS, T.
Boston, July 20.-The Bostons defeated
st. Louis in an almost featureess game
today. Nichols pitching was too much
for the visitors. Score: R II E
Boston ..............2 0 0 0 8 0 - II 0
St. Louis ............0 0 l o OIL o02 "a /
Batteries-Boston, Nichols and Bergen;
st. Louis, Hughey and Clements. Umpires,
Snyder and Connolly. Attendance, 500.
PITTSBRG, Z; NEW YORK, ).
New Yor, July 20.-LOose pitching by
Doheney and poor throwing by Hartman
lost the game for New York in the first
INNING. heShlh iei4eNeU DOLeItSS III Tic
second and was effective. Score: r H L
New York ........1O 0e0010 SIS 10 8
Pittsburg ...........50 0O00-7 10 /
Batteries-New York, Doheney, Meekin
and Grady; Pittsburg, Killen and Schri-
YER Umpires, SwartwOod and Wood.
Attendance, 1900.
ST. LOUIS GETS SULLIVAN5.
Wilkesbarre. Pa, July 2.-Shortstop
Sullivan, of the Wilkesbarre Eastern
League club, was sold today to st. Louis.
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THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS

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the palace where the stars and stripes are
flying. clench their fists and mutter. QUO
vergueaza para Ia patria- Poro 10 mere
&c ben" ("Wha1 . shame 10 our coun-
Try. But she deserves It wen'0
SANTIAGO TARIFF RATES.
Washington, July 2o--The officials OF
the treasury department are daily rece.v-
ing numerous inquiries from exporters
and others as 20 the regulations 20 gov
en- the shipment OF provisions, etc. 20
Santiago and Guantanamo. and especially
as 70 whether articles prohibited under
the Spanish customs law would be here
after admitted. The officials have not been
ahIs 50 far TO take the matter up for hna,
determination. but the opinion IS express
eG thai, with the exceptions OF oieoaar-
garine. artificial and adulterated wines
and objects offensive to morally. the en-
tire list wiz BE admitted into Cuba prso-
tically On the sane basis and 81 sub
stanuAlly the same rates as they are S6-
United into the United States.
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The Climate ofCuba.

Because Of frequent rains in Cuba ma
lariaI fevers are common ailment there.
just as they are in many sections of the
United States. Ailments of this kind, no
matter in what part OF the globe they
occur, are quickly cured with Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. Besides being O
specific for malarial troubles, these Bit
tiers also make pure blood, strong nerves
and muscles, and firm, healthy flesh.
They have no equal for dyspepsia and
consultation.
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The aaaita Daily gaere: Thursday rornno anlu 1885

ing supply vessels. includes the Cormor-
ant Kaiser. Kaisertn Augusta, Irene and
Princess Wilhelm, and their weight OF
metal exceeds that Of any other feet
here. The British fleet includes the I'm
mortalite, Bonaventure and Rather, but
the presence of so many Germans Is ex-
pected 70 draw other ships The French
have the Brux and Pascal and the jap
a-nese the Matsushima-
II is freely predicted thae there viii not
be bloodless capitulatiol of Manila, as
il is feared that there win be long and
bloody resistance.
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Colonel Grigsby's ,Iishap

Fl Reno. o. 4, July 2o-fspecial)-
Colonel ". Il. Grigs5y. while going home
from his ONCE today at noon. slipped
and fell or q wet sidewalk. severely
sa-ainIng his back and hips. The heavy
rains had MADE the sidewalks very VS. g
10 walk on. Ths colonel viii Be Obliged
70 fake. Il Iesst. Q two weeks rest
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GERMAN SHIPS MOVEMENTS

Hong Kong, July 2O.-The German third
class cruiser Cormorant has returned to
Manila and the British first class gun
boat Plover goes there tomorrow. There
is no communication to Manila except
by WarShinS.
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SURGEONS SIDE or 1T

New York. JAY 1s-Amoug the -
wounded men whom the Ol.vette brought
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Western League
DOrBT ABOUT COLUMBUS.

Columbus. o, JGly "A special 10 the
DitpsJch, from Dubuque. Ia, says: Man
ager Lotus. Of the Columbus team. is
Yet in doubt as 70 where he Will locate
his team. lie says he Will return u CO.
lum5us Il q paying attendance Is assured
The pernanency OF Dubuque depends on
the attendance At the games II failure
Is met new location Will be sought,
which may DC Columbus. or some other
place. The claim is made here that the
transfer was made only 10 influence the
attendance IN Columbus.
BROWNS on THE BLOCK
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-30
TAKES A FAVORABLE VIEW.

Madrid, June 3o.-In an interview yes
terday afternoon. Lieutenant General
Correa. minister OF war. said the gov
ernment had no special news from Cuba.
but took a favorable view of the situa-
ton. He asserted that Admiral Camara's
squadron had begun the passage Of the
Suez canal.
1t is announced that the vitorria, the
Numancia, the Alfonso XIII and the
Lepanto, all armored cruisers. are ready
to form the third squardon.
The cruiser Antonio Lopez. while try
ing TO enter the San Juan river secretly
with a cargo OF provisions and war ma
terial. was detected by two American
warships, but escaped by swiftly chang
ing her course. Her captain. determined
TO land his cargo, headed for shore at
Salinas. The shock Of grounding ex-
ploded the boiler. 1t is not known
whether there was any loss Of life. Two
gunboats issued to the assistance of the
Lopez. whereupon the Americans with
drew and the Lopez landed her cargo.
II the United States imagine that the
threat to lombard Spanish ports would
induce the Spaniards to recall Camara
and to sue for peace. the Americans are
bound to be disappointed. The threat
has only tended to excite the bulldog
qualities Sof the Spanish national char
acter. The peace prospects therefore
are much less bright than they were q
week ago
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GUNBoAT CAPTAIN DISCREET.

Havana, June 30.-The commander of
the Spanish gunboat Ardilla reports that
while reconnoitering at Coloma, Punta
Cortas and other places at Coyaela he
was informed that a strange steamer
with one smokestack, apparently a
warship Of 5000 tons, was in sight. The
stranger soon caught sight of the Ar
dilla and pursued her. The gunboat
kept within the blue sea and succeeded
In keeping out Of range of the stranger.
which turned out to be an American
ship. in company with several other
vessels The Ardilla made reconnci-
sance the following day, and discovered
that the American ship had captured
the sloops Nemesia OF Batabano; Ami
stad and Manuelita of Coloma, and two
pilot boats.
1t is claimed that when the sloops were
sighted the American ship hoisted the
Spanish flag which caused Pilot Fer
nandez. of the Luz. to hoist the Spanish
flag. believing he had to do with a Span
fish warship. The pilot also approached
the American vessel and did not find out
his mistake until the latter fired blank
shot and afterwards fired loaded shells
at the pilot boat. The shells, IL Is
claimed, exploded near her.
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the Philippines. and his stan. besides
the Astor light battery and companies
II and X OF the Third United States ar
tiliery and detachments from the signal
corps. is now on its way to Manila The
Newport will make an EFFORT TO overtake
the third feet Of transports which sailed
on MonSay after the fleet reaches Homo
lulu, where the vessels will coal ana take
on fresh supplies before proceeding to
Manila. General Merritt is very anxious
to avoid an encounter with any vessel OF
the Spanish navy. and will issue orders
to the fleet at Honolulu TO make all pos
sible speed.
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THE GREATER BOSTON.

Boston, June 30.-Judge Braley has
signed the degree In the case Of John
Soley against the Boston Publishing
company removing Brenton II. DeWolf
as receiver OF the company for gross
negligence in executing his trust" and
appointing william Schofield as receiver
to succeed Mr.. Dewolf. who Is COM
manded to return sS7ss alleged to have
been paid out by him on claims.
Governor Wolcott has directed the
adjutant general. for the benefit Of the
men who are now enduring the heat in
the southern states where the regiments
are being recruited to full strength, to
send to them working suits for the ad-
ditional man. To the Ninth regiment.
the recruits for which have not yet left
Boston, were delivered 400 of these suits;
Tuesday 400 were sent to the Sixth regi-
ment at Camp Alger. and Wednesday
400 were sent to the Eighth regiment at
Chickamauga.
Advertise in The Providence News
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BAY STATES LAST REGIMENT.

Boston, June 30.-The last regiment
of the state militia that can be furnished
the general government by the common
wealth, augmented to almost double
it's strength when a part Of the state
force, marched through Boston this
morning on the way to South Framing
ham and active service. The Fifth
regiment went out under command Of Its
militia colonel. Colonel ]. II. Whitney.
a veteran of the Civil war. At state
house. Governor Woicott and staff, with
heads Of the state department and
Others. reviewed the command. On
reaching South Framingham. the regi-
ment marched directly to the camp
grounds, where tents for Its use had been
pitched
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and so many Of his men. General Shaf-
ter emphasizes the need OF horses. In
particular he wants horses for the Third
battalion of the first cavalry and for
Colonel Woods rough riders. He says
the horses he carried on the expedition
stood the voyage very well.
Official reports have been received to
confirm the story that General Skaters
troops are in possession of the water
works supplying Santiago. 1t is not
doubted tl.at the troops crossed the line
OF aqueducts and could have cut Off the
supply Of Santiago IL deemed desirable
to do SO. The opinion Is. however. that
II the pipes have been tapped by the
American troops it has been done with
the main purpose of supplying them
selves and stock with drinking water.
1t is not thought that there was a de-
liberate purpose to cut off Santiago's
water supply. for In the minds Of per-
sons best posted on the situation such a
method, while causing the population
OF the town a good deal Of discomfort.
would be entirely ineffective In hasten
Ing the surrender OF Santiago.
The country In the rear OF that place
TO the northward and westward is said
to be well supplied with streams of fresh
water emptying into the bay. and as our
troops so far have not managed to oc-
cupy that territory. this source Of water
is still within reach of the Spaniards.
1t Is said also that in city as large as
Santiago there is an abundance OF steam
boilers. which could be changed very
quickly into distillers Of the salt water OF
the bay.
Inasmuch as disposition has appeared
In some quarters to question the right
OF the American army under the modern
rules Of war to resort to this medieval
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The American ship by this time seems
to have driven the Spanish craft Into
a bunch. The latter. II is further al
legged. let go their anchors and were
abandoned by their crews. who made for
the shore. going IN the direction of
Punta de Piedras. on the southwestern
extremity OF Pinar del Rio. between the
Isle OF Pines and the mainland. Tie
commander OF the Nemesia, with one Of
his crew. remained on board his sioop
and was captured and taken on board
the American ship. Later he was set at
liberty. after having been questioned
regarding the Spanish fleet and the gen.
eral situation Of affairs.
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AN AMAZING RUMoR.

Kingston. June 30.-The Spanish con-
sui has received cablegram from San
tiago asserting that the Brooklyn has
been struck by a Spanish shell. which
sank the vessel and killed Commodore
Schley and "a men. The consul really
believes the news" and last night the
Spaniards all over the city drank cham
pagne in their rejoicing.
1t is also reported to the Spanish con-
sui from Santiago that an extensive
mine has been laid which will blow up
half the American army when 1t enters
the city.
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THE NEW ENGLAND R. R Co

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HAD COAL ENOUGH.

Cairo. Egypt. June 80. = Admiral
Camara asked permission to coal his
feet at Port Said. but the Egyptian gov
ernment. believing the Spanish ships
have sufficient coal to steam to the near
est port OF their own country. definitely
refused him permission TO do SO In ac-
cordance with the neutrality laws.
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DOLPHIN DAMAGED.

Washington. June so.-Secretary Long
has received word from Commodore
Remey at Key West that the Newark.
with Commodore Watson aboard, has
been In collision with the Dolphin. The
Newark was uninJured, but the Dol
phin sustained considerable damage.
She is now on her way north to a dry