Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-18

D., point out the route 10 inc b-lnCh
hattrry ON the west hill, ne said there
,,ss none. and explained mat ihe way
,n eet there was over steep, rocky
W ,ttgiruit ground. II was learned
a nu ,h,t this was not true, and % was
lal.. IA mas the spanlard was anxious
~ ,,,-,.crt The Americans from sceing
~, damage done b. the lombard
ments. ,-.,.,. ,h,, .,td he ,,,s
5c,errnined 90 have % glimpse "i 10.
-, cifv and the launch was headed
i|hg ~ vvfst side ~ the channel Eu-
Nv. sio,vly and sticking 10 the shat.
e ,',ter. lest some contact mine pui
.v end M the commodore remarked %
"fo our pleasure parry,
ettrtinr tho broad lalsc-llke spot w
,b, barbor. where the Spnnlhh U.O'
t.u,roypd two weeks nFp touny' u''
4, lie during the homhlfun'n'h uNu
noting the brilliantly pnintcu nlul
..tteh marked the shadows. Puuia
.i'rts ,,ne rounded and distant about
,,.a miles the city OF Santiago Hhou.
',,t tbo cathedral heing especially W'H
gc0p.d. and the mnsta of not lev
,arscls showing nj in whafN'H N'
,,,t Jtstnnce Santiago did not SNOW
~ trsrrs OF the destruction wrouNn
~. "a. iOi out ~ thu 100 eight inch
ss.iis frsd or tho city last Monday
p,tirplnr IN the brooklyn, 'ummo-
dor, srhiey. accompanied by his htau'
.rtorcd thr hHrbor this evening Hooh
,ftsr the mines were cNplnued
captain Cook. of the hr"ntNh H.
,,itt,,ritv fnr the abatement that th'
1870 epenish nnrfhip. the iniHrta
Mi, Tororn. has nontcd on the reef
.r which she stranded and that nor
brnvv armament IL practically unlu-
,prsd The captain alto says IN.
,rufsrr will almost surely De saved ana
,,,, .p addition o. the United statof,
D. trorhv of tho glorious July
1b. rrigtohai Colon may also DO
.,,.rd though good deal dep udH up-
,p the weather. which ~ very uuccr-
tain Mt this time ~ the year h,'N.
storm might drive the cruiser so hitN
IN tho coral reef that II would be im-
uossihlc 90 float her
MANY ~ the naval men are out
.rokrn ia their criticism ~ IN. front
.,,.,, ,f Inc Colon Immediately after
b,r surrender They believe the ship
..rid have hntn saved VIII No pho
nlippod back from the reef into de- p
water. had divorH. carpenters ana
tnnrhiuiata. with competent PRIV
CROW. been sent on board ~ her.
Tho crew " the brooklyn regarded
tho NircaNn ~ their particular enemy
since the time whtn they were hoth
rrpsant ~ queen Nictonn'H jubilee
aispiny. when there was much corr.
r,ont abroad ON what good hgN'
..rht boz expected between the two
shirs NJ they ever met.
Of the four hiV ships which were IN
Ad,nirri Corvoras fleet. only two mr.
surely doomed tu destruction. They
Az the Nlycnvu and the AlmlnhtH
nauendo. and these. ns coincidence.
we're the two cruisers which went into
Havana hurbor after the blowing up
NJ tho Maine. ard We're moorod near
ihr wreck NJ the United states battle
hin In 40 their bravery of RANT
! riiing and bunting, rccminE To glon'
over the ruin caused. while the uCopl
| 10 Havana shouted themselves hoairr
| nrsd mytlndH ~ bombs and Dragged
INCREASINGLY ~ what the two formld-
1Ms cruisers NJ Spain would 10 with
me United states navy should a fghi
| ever he possible,
"Purciy." remarked Lieut.. Command
~ Wainwright ~ the Gloucester. Tor.
| merly NJ the Maine, "this averages tha
[. | NHiue"
q! Speaking n the military victories ~
July I and @ and ~ the naval victor
m July Commodore Schloy mii
" tsr|ously3
"Th.sH Victories may serve not oniy
90 deprive Spain 81 her colonial pos
\ .esa'ons. but 90 bring about chang,
| NJ frontiers IN Europe. Spain Cnuuof
rri the terms now which fhc might
have had two months ago what car
ahr hope Tor In nix months moro of
such wBtfaro7 Whom the gods a..
troy they hrft make mad"