The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-24

scene OF a possible conflict at The first dec
laratloT- OF war. George Eugene Brysun,
who has been the Journals regular Ha-
vana correspondent and who was ex-
PEELED from Cuba during tho Neylsr
regime, Will have an opportunity TO chron-
icie the aolngs OF Uncle Sans lighting
forces without fear of the press eensor's
blue pencil eliminating his best para
graphs.
Karl Decker. he Of The Cisneros episode.
is one of the Journals special staff CORE
spondents. IL be has his expressed wish
he will be assigned 10 penetrate TO the in
terror OF Cuba, md by means left to the
cleYerness OF a praciiced newspaper man
10 invent. transfer copy TO the Journal
office in the quickest possible time.
i, William l.. Lewis. who has been the
Journals Albany correspondent. Is also Of
the list OF men who VIII collect war news
fer this paper during troehlous times.
The Journal has the service CT Il large
corps OF newspaper illustrators, chief
among whom IS Frederic Remington.
whose pictures Of Western military and
civil life are 100 We'll known to need de-
scribing. lie h3s Already traverssd Cuba
for the Journal. and readers OF the paper
are familiar With his sketches of Cuban
hattie scenes. With him. according to
present arrangements. will so Robert
EogTen IA s!x-footer who has won cham
pionship honors IN the West as a hammer
taTower, and who has already visited Cuba
Ia The interest Of the art department OF
the Journal William Bengough will DO
another of the Journal artists who wili be
given al opportunity to sec service rs an
illustrator from life and death OF modern
battle seems.
John II, Spears has rallied around him
az Key West a corps OF experienced news
paper men whose reports Of the progress
ef events viii supply the readers of the
New York Sun with the latest ard most
complete descriptions OF the incidents OF
;he conflict MIR Spears will have an AID
}antag. over most newspaper men. Ia thai
hC is thoroughly converSant with naval
matters, having graduated from the na-
Va. academy score Of years ago War sis
no new ,biag for MIR. Spears. He wrote
dispatches 10 the Sun and the United
Press that attracted much attention dur
ir- the war in Gale some years ago. tiis
name : familiar 10 the readers OF iiaf-
fcr'S Weekly a. a. writer of naval topics.
ard his knowledge &c naval matters is
shown by the facs THAI he has iast cum
ide5ed four-yolume History ~ tae
American Navy" published by ScTibHefs-
= Ma joan II Spears who nasis "a trip
70 Greenland for tEe sun. and also tTaS-
elan through central America, sending on
lae journey the NEST interesting accounts
e. q rat he S1R IN that temfHafat.f ely un-
explored country Mr. Spears Viii have
aii ths assistance from The SUB offiee that
D. calls fer as the war progresses. and q
him viii o. left fhc direction Of the san
forces at the hottest points.
The Suns dispatch boat ia Iaa feet In
length. and American from topuiast TO
keel She Was built Ia New York. and IS
named the kaaapaha Under this huns
she Will not be known Ia many outside OF
the sun staff Her former name, and the
onr tsat win identify ,lsF most readily "a
tAe yachting men eg this country was the
C..r~s,r. ana her former ow1fT was john
I'lerlsoal Morgan. There = e new Eorssir
la SIR MotxaY's possession n0w. bsl, the
oi1 ane renamed 3he kansnaaa. Is A
6csam IL hearty. &aa secc0d 10 few n
- matter at spcsA aad sea aar;Aiasss.
Tas MOST elaborate Preparations have
ae.z u,4ffe fer supplying the Herald read
er.s y.lth var teas from tsc gage rsssayx
OF q decisive battle 10 the details % a
smau sksFmtsh i doxhn men. selected
sgo.si me REST CT she Hvrsla's AT are
AZ stations according II plan II cam
Us sgn was that arranged .a tae Hersld or
fee With me greatest cafe. TNes Nera IA
EXPECTS to distance al coHfJ+sti tors IN tire
Tscs for war news h0nors. in slsfes Of sne
Pace thar some Of - rivals are rr@f,ar,.
inz 70 set Three dispatch boats await at
Havana tire word To stem 10 n. VI snIsss
Il . thrsztsassl hattie. Tjse chief fast IN