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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-07
A SILLY REPORT
As TO tho Destruction oftho Baltimore by
Internal E1pjonlres.

As to tho Destruction oftho Baltimore by
Internal E1nIosires.
MADRID. June SIS p. MIN the
chamber Of deputies to-day Senior Ger
ion, the, minister OF the colonies. reply
ing to inquiries on the subject, said the
government had no Information tersling
to confrm the Spanish reports that the
United States cruiser Baltimore had
been blown up by Internal explosions at
Manila, except the fact that Lloyds
Gazette had erased the Baltimore from
its list of American ships.
Deputy Comas asked II a note had
been sent to the powers pointing out
the American violations Of irterna-
'tional law,'' and he urged the govern
ment to include in such commun.ca-
ton the fact that ''the Americans had
furnished arms to an almost savage
race In the Philippine Islands"
Senor Gron replied. declining to say
whether note had or had not been
sent. So si
The minister Of finance, Senior PUG
cerver, replying to criticisms in the
senate to-day on the raising Of the new
loan, declared that the present situa-
ton and the needs Of the war ncceesi-
tates the measure.
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OWENS TRIAL PROGRESSING

An EIeltinE Ineidsnt Yesterday was the
Attempt OF the Prosecution to 1ntro-s
daes Certain Letters Alleged 70 Have
Bsen Written by srrs. Atkinson 20 II.
~. owen-Court Refuses TO Allow Thsis
introdaetion. Y,
Special Dispatch TO the 1ntelllgencer.
GRANVILLE, W. Va, June .s.-Thei
re.indictment OF Mrs, Atkinson In no
N4se affected the progress OF the case
ogainst Owen. An exciting Incident of
iD.day's proceedings was the lntroduo-
tlon OF witness r. M. Owen for the
state. Owen, who is a resident OF Pitts
burgh, was handed and Identified
eleven letters, whloh he said he had 70.
cciYed on various dates from Mrs. AZ.
hnSon. With this verincation of the
letters the state completed the e1amin-
auon-in-chicf Of this witness and was
about to Offer the letters. The defense,
objected. and proceeded to subject the
witness to o rigid cross-eSamination,
showing that the attorneys for the de- /
fente has some knowledge Of the char
acterS OF the letters. On this crose.ex-
anlEaaon the witness. said he had not
sold the letters 10 the Camden heirs for
$1,000, and had not received any other
sum of money for them from any one
representing the prosecution, but It was
brought out that the witness had of.
fered TO return the letters to Mrs. At
kinson and keep out Of the way for
S2,6o0. On redirect examination, the
witness s.ated that he had been visited
In Pittsburgh By Mr.. McGary. one Of
the attorneys for the defense. who rep-
resented that he was c. NJ. Bennett,
prosecuting attorney OF Gllmer county,
and advised witness that his evidence In /.
this case was not material, and that his
offer 10 sell the letters to Mrs. Camden
would bar his evidence in the courts OF
West Virginia. Isss
Being further examined, the witnesa
declared he had been arrested by one
s. T. Hooten. an alleged postotfice In
spector5at Pittsburgh, at the instance,
as witness understood, OF Mrs. Myra H.
Atkinson, and he had finally been re-
leased without any OF the formahues OF
law an
Witness stated that when he was ar
rested Hooten was accompanied by
smallish man wearing glasses, who was
introduced as Mr.. Jones. In response
to questions witness could not identity
Jones as being representative ofsthe
defense. The defense objected to the
reading Of the letters to the Jury. The
objection was argued and the court held :.
that the state had not laid sufficient
foundation to admit OF the letters going
in as evidence. and ruled that they could
not go in unless the state co1Tid estab-
llsh the fact that they were acts in a
conspiracy In which defendant Owens
was a consplrator. Under this ruling
the letters may yet SO In. and they are I
awaited with interest. The case Is being
hotly contested adm every point raised,
technical or otherwise. Is fought
through TO O finish. -
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REPORTED SINKING
Ola Torpedo Boat Destroyer or Santiago.
No Certainty rs to tho Character or the

0faTorpedo Boat Destroyer on Santiago.
No Certainty as to tho Character OF the
yossei.
Copyright 1855. by the Associated Press.)
On Board the Associated Press Dis
patch Boat Dauntless, OF SANTIAGO,
Jnue 5, via Kingston. June g.! 10 a. M
Whether the American fleet sank a
Spanish torpedo boat destroyer on Fri
day night has not been absolutely con-
flrmed.
At 10 o'clock Friday night the cruiser
New Orleans discovered what appeared
to be torpedo boat destroyer close to
the shore and signalled the flagship
that 1t was evident q night torpedo, at
tack was to be made. Both the New
Yorkand the New Orleans opened fire
and their shells burst around the dark
object. Finally at thlrteen-inch shell
from the Massachusetts (not the Ore
Gon. as at first reported) was fired and
exploded and the searchlights OF :he
vessels were turned on the spot where
the supposed destroyer had. ben sight
ed, but not a trace of the boat could be
found, and 1t Is believed aboard the New
York that she had been sunk.
The first assumption was that the
vessel was the Terror. but It is believed
now that 1t was the Psuton or the Fu-
ror. as the Terror is not understood to
have been at Santiago. =
Many officers Of the fleet believe that
darkened railway train that was
moving along the shore was the object
of the bombardment instead Of de-
CT rover Z M Wrerlo rre had ben,, found
no dead bodies have been noticed
Lieut.. CarranZa and Senor Dubosc
were arrested at 4:45 to-day on capias
issued at the Instance OF Detective Kel-
lert, at the house OF the consul general
Of In ---------- ~ - -
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WASHINGTON, June 6,-Bcyond the
passage Of anurgent deficiency bill made
necessary by tho war. the senate ac-
complIehed little to-day. The deficiency
measure carries appropriations for The
navy. and war, establishments. aggre-
eating sl7.t76,o00 These appropriations
are In addition to tho amounts 10 bo car
ried later by the general deficiency bill.
During the greater part of the session
the measure providing for tho, taking Of
the twelfth and subsequent censuses
was under consi nsideration, hut no progress
was made towards. ite completion. "a
After the revenue bill was sent TO con-
ference the session OF the house to-day
was devoted 10 routine business, chiefly
under suspension of the rules, a number
OF bills being passed. djournu,ept was
taken pending the disposal OF q m cas-
urc providing n code OF criminal law and
procedure for Alaska. 80
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madc a line olliccr. as that ensures no,
only an increase OF pay. but IN opp,rtu-
nifty 10 rise to the more conspicuous line
position OF admiral. s, llGt
Representative Hartman, OF Montana.
has introduced n Joint resolution In the
house directing the secretary OF tho
navy to have prepared and delivered
suitable medals OF honor to Lieutenant
Hobson and each member of his crew for
gallant, heroic and patriotic services
rendered 10 the United States AZ Santa
go harbor on June 5, 1898. It appropri.
ates $500 for the purpose. 4,
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HONoRs AWAIT HOBs0N.
VIII bo nIndo limo Omeor with an Or
tf5s. ~ - portunity IN X lac s.sigsgl Z. fa

VIII BIO Nindo a Limo Omcor win an Up
portunity 10 Rise.
WASHINGTON, June G.-Thc promo
ton In store for Lieut.. Hobson. the hero
OF Santiago, is under consideration by
tho navy department Acting Secretary
Allen and Commodore HIckborn, chief OF
the bureau Of naval construction. talked
It over In a general way to-day. but no
conclusions were reached. The depart
ment Id dcsirotis OF knowing what would
5bc most acceptable TO Hebron himself,
and when this Is learned n rocommonv
5dation Will be made to Congress. which
that body Will doubtless carry Into effect
without delay. g t'is5,i.
Tho present Indications fre that Hob
son will be taken out OF tho slufr and be
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A BRIEF RESPITE.

Lieut.. Carranza and Sonor Du Bose NOT
Yet Expelled From Canada-Detrcttve
Enters big Damage Suit against Them.
WASHINGTON June 6.-Lieut. Car
ranza and Senor Du Bose. who are con-
ducting their Spanish operations from
Montreal. have succeeded in obtaining
a brief respite from expulsion, through
the denial by Carranza OF the accuracy
of certain features Of the letter attrib-
uted to him. The British authorities
acted on the assumptions that the trans
lation OF the Carranza letter was cor
rect. eDf that thus there was no doubt
that tho Spanish officials were using
Canada as q base for hostile action
against the United States. But since q
question is raised as to the accuracy. OF
the translation, no step is likely to be
taken toward forcible expulsion until
the trauaation Is established as correct.
The British authorities have been
ready from the outset to act on any
well established case, but the expulsion
OF foreigner Is such q serious matter
that It Is said no step would be proper
while the evidence was open to ques-
tion. The Carranza denial raises q
question OF veracity which can be read
lily settled by the production of the
original letter. This is not in the pos
session OF the state department, but Is
understood to be In the hands Of the
secret service branch Of the treasury.
When the accuracy Of the translation
Is established the British authorities
will act promptly.
MONTREAL, Que. juno 6-MngIs-
tratc La Fontaine to-day honoraby
discharged Detective Kellert from Gus
tody on the charge OF stealing the now
famous letter from Lieut.. Carranza.
Immediately afterwards Kellcrt's law-
yer took steps TO take out a suit for
$4,000 Jointly and severally against
Senors Du Bose and Carranza for false
arrest. A capias will be asked for to
prevent them from leaving the country.
Tho money they have In the Bank OF
Montreal will be garnisheed and leave
Win be asked to seize their personal
property before judgment 20 as to have
guarantee ON their part for costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-07
DISASTROUS WRECK
On tho q. d 0. at Cairo, w. ya.-Engineor
IInnnawny Instantly Killed. u .,t#

On tho o. d o. nt Cairo, w. yn.-Enginecr r
II"nnaw"y Instantly Killed.
Special Dispatch to tho 1ntollIgenccr.
CAIRO, W. Va, June GA disastrous
railroad wreck occurred near here this
evening about 7:45 O'clock. The east
bound express and passenger train No,
4 was thrown from the track by an OBJ
truction OF stones which It, Is said were
placed on tho rails by some small boys.
Fireman Griffin jumped from tho en-
gine and saved his life. Engineer James
Hannaway, Of Grafton, who remained
on his engine, was almost instantly kill
cd. ,s sse
Two tramps who were stealing n ride
were probably fatally hurt one having
a leg cut or and the other being terri
bly, crushed None of the passengers or
mall clerks or express messengers was
injured. . ~
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WASHINGTON, June s.--J. NJ. Gut-
fey has been made the representative
Of the state OF Pennsylvania on the Ma
tlonal Democratic committee, to sue
ceel Hon. William i. lInrrlty. Mcesrs.
HarrIty }nnd Guffey wcro notified OF
tho change by Senator Jones, ot5Ar-
kansas. who Ia chairman OF the commit
tee, Ihe substitution OF Mr.. iufrev's
,nnme;is the result OF a poll OF the mn
itlonal committee. made through the
mail by Chairman Jones. Z.
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country. The department win DO every
thing possible to comply with the desire
Of Mrs Gridlay. Z. $4,000 n,
Ambasaador Hays Protest,

LONDON, Juno 6.-The United States
ambassador Col. John Hay. called at
the foreign Office to-day and presented
evidence Of Spanis1, officials making
Canada the base Of operations and pro-
tested against q continuance OF this
practice. The protest Is based on the
fact that 1t would be breach OF reu-
trality for Great Britain to permit her
territory to be used for such hostile pur-
DOSea n 779-t si--..,ssI . Z. .Is7 s,-a
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Monroe Solid for Dnnford.
Special Correspondents Of Intelligencer.

wooDsF1DLD, o., June 5.-The Re-
publican committee OF Monroe county
met at this place yesterday, and after
calling mass convention for August 20
to nominate a county ticket, named
the following delegates and alternates
for the state conven ton:
Thomas B. Rouse, c. Thomson and
o. NJ. Greenbank, delegates. W. H.!
Fowler, Il. H. Turner and John G.. Dist
Ter. alternates.
They were instructed to support ad-:
minIstratlon candidates for state offices
and to stand firmly with Mckinley and
Hanna In all things. f!Iisi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-07
NEWS FROM DEWEY
Which Greatly Relieves the Anxiety Felt
BY the Navy Department.
IMPORTANT yCCEssEs! OF INSURGENTS

m the Spanish Troops In Several They aYo Taken
$500 Men Prisoners Among them OlcersSome Fears
Expressed to the Treatment Of tho Prisoners by the Insurg
n Although Admiral Dewey Promised that the Rules Of
crized Warfare would bo Observed d-Another Monitor
Il to DO Sent to Manila
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A SAD BLOW


To Capt. Gridiey's Vife-T1e Probabls
Disposition OF tho nohy.
ERIE. Pa, June G.-Late last night
the family Of Capt. c. v. Gridley. re-
siding here, was notified by the navy
department. of the death OF the husband
and, father in Japan, rs q result Of the
battle ut Manila. The blow came with
telling effect. and the members OF the
family nre prostratcd with grief.
Capt. Gridley was the Bon-in-law Of
Judge J. P. Vincent, OF this city, and Is
tho father of three children, two daugh-
ters and q son. Mrs. Grldley wns In
the midst OF preparations TO go to San
Francisco 10 meet her husband and ac-
company, him across the continent to
his home. M
IS WASHINGTON, June GA private
Dispatch from Mrs. Grldley, widow Of
the late commander Of the Olympia,
iwns brought to the state department to-
day by Mr.. Harry II. Smith, q friend
OF the family. She asks that the re-
mains be cremated ut Yokohama, II
there are facilities there for this dis
position. Otherwise she wishes to have
the remains embalmed anu sent to this
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Copyright. 1893. by the Associated Press)
HAVANA, June s, Up. mat o'clock
this morning twenty-four vessels OF the
American fleet opened fire upon the
forts ut the entrance to Santiago har-
Dor and along the coast line. The firing
ceased about II o'clock. Further details
are not yet known here.
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REruRNEn 10 cAp1z.

Admiral Camara's Fleet Returns After
Completing Some Manoeuvres. :.
GIBRALTAR, June Git Is reported
here to-day that che Spanish fleet COM
manded by Admiral Camara, has re-
turned to cadlz after completing the
series Of manocuvres which formed the
programme OF the cruise. 3
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TROOPS LANDED
Worry Near Santiago, Under tho Cover
ofsamp,on'a Guns-The Admiral Bonn.
bards tho Forts for Four Hoer..

Worry Near Santiago, Under tho Cover
ofsampion's Guns-Tho Admiral Bonn.
bards tho Forts for Fonr Horr,.
LONDON. June IA dispatch to The
Financial News from Cape Haytien,
dated Monday, says: At midnight this
morning American troops landed at
Agadores, q few miles east OF Santiago
de Cuba, under cover OF Admiral Samp-
sons guns. The batteries were first
silenced after sharp bombardment.
Copyright. 1898, by the Associated Press)
PORT AU PRINCE. June 6.-Advlces
from Santiago de Cuba to-day say that
this morning about 7:45 lively cannon
ade was heard in the direction OF Agui-
dores. It increased in intensity on both
sides and toward s o'clock became vio-
lent. AT half past o'clock it was still
very furious No further details have
been received but it Is believed that the
Spanish ships, anchored in the bay Of
Santiago, held the insurgents in check
when the latter were attacking the
town. 1t Is said here-but the source of
the Information Is doubtful-that a
troop ship debarked troops under the
protection, OF the fire Of the American
squadron
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LONDON. June GA special dispatch
received in this city to-day from Vienna

says: - II
according TO private ndviccs from
Cadlz. the preparation for active service
Of the Spanish cruiser Carlos v. the bat
tleshlp Pclayo and the auxiliary cruiser
Patrlota and Rapido, IS proceeding
slowly and these vessels are not yet
nearly rcndy to proceed TO sea" i.j
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lNSURGEN rs MAKING 6 [ iii .ADNy.AY'
Against Spanish at Manla---Have Advanced to Within
-Four Miles Of the City
ATHoUsAND SPANISH PRISONERS BROUGHT IN

HONG KONG, June 6Thc British gunboat Swift which has
just arrived from Manila reports that the insurgents cut the
railways outside the town and advanced within miles Of the
city Spanish regiment ntned and shot its officers Fighting
between the insurgents and the Spanish troops frequent
former brought thousand prisoners Cayie The Americans
is reported at Manila assist the insurgents with boats and machine
guns.
The Swift repeats rmor that the insurgents had captured
tortured number OF priests The British residents at the time the
Swift left still remained in Manila but the foreigners taking
refuge on the foreign shipping.
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/ G,nrrnI VI. :. Mnietrnns.

2ps4ngeles, Sal, II. Mdr3.
- General 0m. g. &oiecran5, nell
per nGbreno Des 8iirgertrieges cine
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Sine Sraut fir brn jungsn Sim
Blaine.

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Ghirnan's GihiLbienifaeicb.

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