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Washington. duly gi-rhs following
report uf Captain Chadwick III the
N.N York rHntrin TUyior 81 thH In
iIHrH, captain Phillip of tho T'NHH
nud Lieutenant Commander VAIN.
wright of The Gloucester M the DO.
atrurtinu " Crrv0rn'a nest which were
Included IN Admiral sampsnnH report
were innd7 public tudnyi
United States Flagship, Now York
ilrrt fate. Playa dal Ertc. July g.
1sHh. Sir.
~ have the honor 10 make the
following uHpatt 90 thu part tatrn hy
thi. rhir ln the action uf y.rtrtiny
uurinr and fmidwirH tho H1rtio az Nd
.ulial Ceryorar auiudrGu.
.-'ihc ship hHa started NJ $3.50 Tor
The amy inniiu4 a. siunuay. %. CONE
inuudUr-ln-chi hnwng mo- appoint.
urut with tn general COMMANDING
The army. \ TOW minutes after thF
CiHw had been euiifd Co quarters for
sunday Inspection. firing wnH heard
tnd "a shin was sen leaving the htrbur
entrance. Tho holm was nt once nut
over. The crfw called q general quar-
tffa, mgnnl Close in towards th1 har-
lur entrance ami attack yaHHniH" uH
ufd0ru were giysuto spread an nr,r.tnd
The ship htuGnfd hack for the oucmy
whose ships were sven coming out al
n NHiNN NiN|A ~ NAhHNih ANlMNhN
NHra Teresa WIS nrat. thru another
mmorrd cruiser ~ tho sumo class
(which turned out to b. the Nizouyai
followed hv The Criatnhai Colon. an
urmorci cruiser tOquondoJ and the
turfrio-hoat destroyer iuror and
riuton.
3-the ucnre ships had Immediately
Hugur 4 and by the time We were OF
thu entrance the nagship NFs aaff
IUd soon ashore. fhr indiana and Gl1u-
u"afcr wcro actively Cugured with tn
turgcdp-boata This ship fred runir e.
lurh HhHiih nt the one nearest ths
uoIt toward which she was already
headed and seemed attempting o. re-
turn, but she WAS ALREADY practically
Iut 20 tho nEht thf boiler N the moro
.lFanrsd unn hid blown ~. showing
10 vast column % condensed Eiaum
bWinH the elmo the batteries, whose
llna ~ flr' Ne mad crossed close to.
U p'ntrdly hrtd upon uH. but without
gtccL No roturp was made 90 this
ltu. shell fium thO west battery
ull within 800 yards ~ the ahinl when
$50 We're over fouF mloa to tho west
ward. and we had thought tht Other
yofFHls entirely out os raugc. This
nip stood ON. having tn Clnucrrtlr.
Which had shown herself 81 capable. %
look Hftor the Survivors IN tho torpedo
mi ! "a H
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IN ~, ~ - ~. '.ua' '.',h Wsle
80 ''i ,,'''.tNh '"tluy M,NsM.ll' ~
'V.''l' M.H NV m uauea tll'2a
Y, W. =" tN,h 70 h'r hinekhdlnE DO
l' -. "'s'l ast"Ht Mhich
.nliht n' thrr's NhorsY aftorWafd
lif NisrhNH lhrurd ahnf'wnrd, ana
smoke began 10 Issue from her after
latt' ana hy the time mat fhe was
ashore on the reef "a AeccrrndofoH.
'li,utn miles west uf SuntiuTo rhs was
nhllzc. The Iowa had nifnalled
little before thar 1hc hal furrendsfed
md stopped M this place. where she
gave much Assistance ln me rescue OF
thr Vizcaynr paople.
t-Thl9 shin stgod an In cham NJ IA.
Cristob1I Colon Win ahead IN ~ ~
Hrlnhlvn. Dr.Hnn 'rsxns and Vly,n
thc oregon helne much ns1r1f IA Tb,rI
Uf ths ty, haldmost rbips NM mi ir
.unrhpt. Ws W@re r5nijIy iner.,si,,,,
our sp.afI
Iii Wa ,vid,pt h,,v.y.r that tt.
Colon would Tice 'ta y, t.n,s'b,i ~ W
rnd IA MON III. crS,. isst ,,,,,1t a., 80
yv,.nt Il, tIpv,r N'"'''' anu