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before tho cottage which serves as the
headquarters OF the Cuban insurgents,
and where Generals Garcia and Castillo
paid their respects TO the American
commonder. About an hour later Gen.
shar.er struck on the road to the front,
In order to consult with Gen. Wheeler
and the division commanders and look
over the, field Of operations before San
tiago dc Cuba. The general said he
would probably return to the Juragua
headquarters tonight. Al
Permanent hospital arrangements are
to DO provided ut Juragua at once.
The troops are In good camps, on high
ground overlooking the sea. The nights
and mornings are cool and pleasa mt, but
the midday sun Is bard on the unaccll-
mat!zed troops In the marches over the
hills. The medical men say that lf the
campaign is short the troops will 60
through In good condition.
Tho movements ut the troops to the
front are steadily going on. The Ameri-
can and Cuban infantry and cavalry and
long lines OF mule pack trains and bat
teries Of artillery choke all tho road
ways over the hills to Santiago dc Cuba.
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THE AMERICAN ADVANCE

Crawling Closer, TO santiugo-2o,o 900 no.
inforetInrnis Have Arrived In the City.
spnnish Los, In Fridays Fight was II
Killed and 50 Voundei. ~, +,
Copyright, 1893. by the Associated Press.)
ATTHE FRONT. on the Rio Guiana,
Monday, June q. noon, per the Assocla-
ted Press, Dispatch Boat Wanda, via
Port Antonio, jamaica, June 2S, Tues
day. tforenoon), via Kingston. Jamaica,
1886 D.. m.-The American front has
been advanced beyond the first crossing
OF the Rio Guiana about n mile and d,
tug Hes there half mile from tho Span
idh eDtrenchmcntB. General Lawton's
brigade regts in the road to Santiago do
Cuba The Third brigade. under Gnn-.
eral Chaffee, tho Seventeenth. Twelfth
and Seventh regiments holds the trench.
WIN his command lying across the road
and river.
The first brigade, the Eighth, Twenty
second and Second Massachusetts, un-
acr General Evan Clarke, lies on tho
left Hank slightly dn tho rear and the
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LIEUT.. BLUES TRIP

OF Investigation on Shore - Cervera's
Ships Arc Ali in Santiago Narbor.
Sampaon's Warning to Its Fleet. .
Copyright, 1888, by the Associated Press)
OFF SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Monday,
June q. via Kingston, Jamaica, June 2S.
- a. m.-Aeutenant Victor Blue. OF the
auxiliary gunboat Suwanee, returned to
the fleet to-day from another investiga-
ton trip ashore. He reported thai Ad-
miral Cervera's ships are all IN the flar-
Dor. With the exception of one torpedo
boat destroyer they are at anchor ard
show on signs Of activity. a
Lieutenant Blue went asllore6on Sat-
urday to the west Of Moro castle, ac-
companted by some Cuban guides He
advanced untn about two miles north of
Cabanas and almost up,to tho enemy's
batteries. He travelled sixty miles and
rejoined the Suawnee chs morning. At
one time the lieutenant was at Cuban
outpost, separated only by 400 yards
from Spanish outpost. "They popped
away at each other all the time" said
Lieutenant Blue. but do not think the
Cubans hurt the Spaniards very much,
and know the Spaniards did not hurt
the Cubans."
Lieutenant Blue was able to accurate
ly locate the position Of each of Admiral
Cervera's ships.
Rear Admiral Sampson warned hs
fleet this morning to exercise great care
in shooting at the hills cast OF Moro
castle, pointing out that the American
army had advanced, and that our own
troops might be deployed on the hill
side.
1t IS hardly likely that any serious ac-
ton Will be taken by the navy until
Wednesday. By that time the army Is
expected to be ready for another for
ward movement.
The dynamite gun Of the Vesuvius fred
three shells last night. They fell In the
vicinity Of Moro castle and the eastern
batteries.
During the night q loud explosion oc-
curred on shore near Aguadorea- II Is
believed to have been caused by the
Spaniarls trying to blow up the railroad
trestle near that place. It is now said
that Juragua may be selected ns the
permanent coaling 7larbor for the fleet.
Gustaye Weideck. an ordinary sea-
man. belonging to the flagship New
York. was drowned yesterday. The
New York was coahngin front OF Morro
castle from the collier Alexander, when
We4neck jumped from the collier in an
attempt 10 get on board his own ship. He
fell between the flagship and the collier
and sank ut once. The body was ont re-
covered
The Dolphin has gone to the Havana
blockade and the Helena and the Yank-
ton have gone to the southern blockade.
A bulletin Issued to the fleet by Rear
Admiral Sampson yesterday said:
From report made by one Of tho
wounded. n nephew OF Surgeon Berry
hill, Of the flagship New York, II conell-
erable part OF the damage TO our troops
on Friday last was done by seven MILL
metre machine guns manned by seamen
so othat there would seem to be some
probability In the report OF the use
ashore Of the crews OF Admiral Ger
veras squadron"
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SERIOUS SITUATION
or tho spnninrd, at Mnniia-9Inny pessr-
tions OF Native Troops and tho Poaition
of tho City IL UntcnAb1e-Insurgent Suc-

or tho spnninrd, at Mnnila-Many Dessr-
tfons OF Native Troops and tho Position
of tho City is Untcnxb1e-Insurgent Suc-
ceases. 8s5 ~ +
MADRID. June 2S.-4 p. m-The gov
ernment has received the following dis
patch from Captain General August,
dated from Manila on June %: ''Thc sit
uation Is still grave. I continue to
maintain my position inside the line Of
blockhouses. but the enemy IS ncreas-
Ing In numbers, as the rebels occupy
the provinces which are surrenderlng.
Torrential rains are inundating the In
trencilmcnts, rendering the work Of de-
tense difficult The numbers of sick
among the troops are increasing, maxi
fns the situation very distressing and
causing increased desertions OF the na-
tive soldiers.
1T ie estimated that the Insurgents
number 10000 arrfd with rifles and
10000 armed with Swords, etc.
"ASuinaldo has summoned me to sur
render, but l have treated his proposals
with d!sdain, for am resolved to main
tain the sovereignty OF Spain and tho
honor of the flag to the last extremity.
II have over 1000 sick and 200 wound
ed. ,E
"Thc citadel has been invaded by the
suburban inhabitants. who have aban-
doncd their homes owing to the barbar-
ity of the rebels. These inhabitants con-
stltute an embarrassment, asgravating
the situation, In view OF the lombard
ment. which, however, Is not seriously
npprehendedr for the moment.'
According to other advices, the emis-
snrles sent out to seek General Moncts
column OF a thousand men, returned at
Ter a fruitless search. n Z,
E Captain General Augustus family !s
still in the hands Of the insurgents.
General Pena, with a thousand soldiers
has surrendered. His soldiers, most Of
whom are natives, Joined the insurgents.
~ majority OF the .detachments In the Is
land OF Luzon have surrendered, owing
10 their lack OF food, though some sue
ceeded In escaping. ,E,gllj 4
: Numerous Spnnards Including the
governors OF Basanga, Lnguna and Bul.
acnn, have taken refuge at Cavi;c.
! The rebels who are besleging Manila
exceed $4,000 men. q. &, Il a = I III
The city Is completely isolated and the
arrival Of the Spanish squadron Is unx.
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OHIO COAL TRUST
On its Last tLoZs-itnilroads Charged with
RetnE Agents OF West Virginia opsr.

ntors.
CLEVELAND, O., June GA local
r,,o- .,,.s. .vrhe Ito or rho g,s,t ob,o
pAp- sop 80. =. ~. o W ~ ~
coai trust hanss IN the oaiahce. Ihe
trust may become a thing Of the past
before many days. owing to the alleg-
-, ,,,,,,.. =, ,o,,,., 80 AZ. .,t,,s,,a. A.
~ tsl''u' " so'''e y, '''e 1Dt''oius M
terested TO keep the agreement TO
which they were bound when the trust
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AS TO STAMP DUTIES.
Collectors Duties In Case OF Non-A rival
Stamp, 1uIyI.

Collectors Duties In Case OF Non-A rival
Stamps JuiyI.
WASHINGTON, June 2s.-In response
to numerous inquiries from collectors OF
Internal revenue as to their duties in
case OF the non-aTrival by July OF a
supply Of stamps. the commissioner has
issued a general circular In which he
calls attention to the provisions in the
law contained in section 13 OF the act
which seems to meet the situation, The
language where no collection. district
Is established" is construed to be the
same as II it read ''where no stamp
agency was established" and when for
that reason IL was impossible to procure
the stamps and where the failure to az
fix them was not due to any wilful de-
sign to defraud the United States, the
taxpayer may be relieved by the col.ec-
tor from payment OF the penalty.
Taxpayers, however, are admonished
that this urgency regulation does not
In any way excuse them from the dulles
imposed upon them by the statute with
reference to procuring stamps for all in
strumerts and things required to be
stamped under schedules A and B OF the
new act. and neglect to perform any OF
the requirements thereof. except for un-
avoidabie reasons. will subject the tax
payers TO the penalties provided therein,
and they Will be strictly enforced.
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AT CAMP THOMAS.


Twenty.seven Regiments WiIi Form tho
Moving Force to Sail from Tampa.
CHICKAMAUGA, Chattanooga Ma
tlonas Park, Ga. June 2s.-The order
issued Sunday to Immediately equip and
prepare fifteen regiments Of the First
corps TO form an expeditionary force
was revoked by Major General Brooke
to-day. This does not change the plan
to prepare for an expedition. however,
since the revoking order Affects more
especially the transfers that were
named In the former orders. It pro-
vides that instead Of fifteen regiments
being immediately equipped and pre-
pared the entire First corps OF twenty
seven regiments Is TO be hastily pre-
pared for active field service and tho
natural Inference prevails among the
best posted army officers at the park
that the entire force will be off for
Tampa or other seaports within q week
or ten days. or as rapidly as transports
can be provided.
Among the regiments included Is tho
First West virginia.
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repairing q the machinery Of ,he tor.

repairing otthe machinery OF the tor.
pedo boat destroyer Audaz would take
at least a week. x
a, The Buenos Ayres, 1sla de Panay.
covndonga and Colon have been remov-
ed to berths assigned TO ships likely TO
mnke long stay. The captain of the
Pelayo has landed his sick. Coaling, the
taking on OF supplies and the employs
ment OF native stokers are prohibited,
pending decision By the Egyptian gov
ernment I5tif. Hi'l'
( LONDON. June "a dispatch to
the Daily Mail from Port Said says:
"a distinguished naval officer who has
examined Admiral Camaru's ships care
ifullS laughs at the ideh OF Admiral Ca
mara attempting TO reach Manila. The
Spaniards. he says. are wise to keep
the fleet out OF the Americans way. The
battleship Pelayo and the armored crui-
ser Emperador Carlos Quinto are in
scandalous dlsrepair. Indeed are hardly
seaworthy. while It will be impossible
for the torpedo boat destroyers to get
far. The Spaniards cannot keep the en-
gines trimmed" t,ss..i t75' Us n
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WATSoN'S SQUADRON

Win be Ready to Sail In Four or Five
Dsys-Wili Go whether Camnra Pro.
Goods TO tho Philippines or Not
WASHINGTON, d. c.. June 2S.-All
the members OF tho cabinet were
present at to-day's meeting with the
exception OF Secretary Day, who is out
OF the city. sAt its conclusion 1t was
stated that the work OF supplying
Commodore watson's squadron with
ammunition, coal and provisions pre-
paratory to It's departure for Spain was
progressing satisfactorily, and that In
all probability the squadron would be
ready to sail in the course Of the next
four or five days.
The impression which seems to pre-
vail In some quarters, that the send
Ing OF this fleet to Spain is intended
solely to prevent Admiral Camara from
going to the Philippines Is erroneous.
There Is no question that this move has
been under consideration for some time,
and 1t Is the fixed intention OF the gov
eminent to send the vessels to Span
ish home waters. whether Camara's
feet proceeds to the Philippines or not.
II It returns and comes within strik-
ing distance OF Commodore Watson's
powerful squadron It IS confidently ex-
pected by the President and the men,
bers OF the cabinet that. It will be
crushed. thus utterly destroying Span
ish power on the sea. Should It con-
tinae Its coIrse to Manila, Admiral
Dewey's squadron Is regarded as abun-
dantly able to maintain the honors It
won on May !.
The arrival at Manila of the trans
ports with troops from San Francisco
has not yet been reported, nor Is the
news expected for some days. The dis
patch boat which left Manila Just be-
fore the expected arrival Of the trans
ports will have to return to Manila
and again return to Hong Kong be-
fore anything late can be known.
Nothing from Santiago was read ut
the cabinet meeting to-day. General
Shafter and Admiral Sampson have
full authority as to when and how they
shall attack. and therefore the time
when the decisive engagement will
take place depends upon circumstances
known only to themselves.
2 a member OF the cabinet in. speak
inS Of the general war situation said
that everything was progressing to the
satisfaction Of the administration, arms
and equipments were being provided at
a rapid rate. and nothing OF disquet-
Ing nature had been received from any
quarter. 3,
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iously awaited, for the position of Ma
nila Is untenable.
Small rebe! craft navigate the, bay.
conveying prisoners to Cavlte. I'D
THE FOURTH EXPEDITION
To tho Philippines VIII be Started EARLY!
| N Next Month,

To tho Philippines VIII be Started EARLY.
Next Month.
3 WASHINGTON. June 2s.-Thc UNDER
standing at the war department Ia that
the total number OF regulars and volui.
teers which will be dispatched to Manila
in command of Major General Merritt
willapproximate 2l,Ooo men. OF these
10000 already have left San Francisco
In three separate expeditions. With the
troops now at San Francisco, and those
on their way to that city the remainder
OF the Eighth corps will be made UP.
The fourth expedition to the Philip
pines Is scheduled to start somewhere
between the 9th and 10th Of July, and
arrangcments for 1t. are making at
Washington andy San Francisco. The;
fifth, and probably the last OF the series
OF expeditions. the officials now hope 70
see launched on Its way by the first OF
August, the expectation being thar,
some Of the transports used in the first
expedition will have returned from, Ma
Mia before that time and be ready 10
start again across the Pacific with
American troops aboard, 81 T. 9
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GENERAL MERRITT WILL SAIL
On the Newport for the Philippines Ts,i.

On the Newport for the Philippines Thi.
Morning.
SAN FRANCISCO. June es.-Madorl
General Merritt has abandoned his
headquarters at the Phelan building
and to-day formally turned over the Of
flee TO Major General Otis. Gen. Mer-
ritt notified his staff officers that they!
must aN have their baggage aboard the
Steamer Newport tonight. and clerks
ard messengers attached to the various
officers Of Gen. Merritt's department
were ordered to so aboard the steamer
Tonight segsqls73.i
Gen. Merritt announced that he
would embark at 9 o'clock tomorrow.
morning and hopes TO issue orders to
sail before 10 O'Clock, as the Newport is
ready to sail. iG:s255,t.lt !,
1t was intimated at headquarters this
morning that Gen. .~Merritt's plan Is not
to walt for transports, which can only
average ten knots an hour, but to
hurry into Honolulu, get on coal and
proceed on to Manila as soon as possi-
bic. n =. -
Six gattl!ng guns mounted on car
riaGes have been fixed on the upper
deck OF the Newport and the guns Of
the Astor battery and the Third United
States artillery are close at hand.
The Astor battery and the Third reg
iment marched on board to-day. They
were all in heavy marching order, and
presented fine appearance. They
were accorded an enthusiastic ovation
as they marched through the city's
streets on the way to the water front.
The AlSer light battery from Wyom-
Ing, 100 men and three officers, arrived
at Camp Merritt to-day e
AN through last night and to-day a
large force OF men worked to prepare
the transport steamer Valencia for sea.
1t was nearly 5 O'Clock this evening
when orders were given to cast off"
and with mighty cheer from the {
crowds on shore and the 700 Dakotans
gathered on her deck, the vessel swung
Into the stream. The Valencia Is not
SLOW boat ard although very heavily
loaded, expects to reach Honolulu only
few hours after the four vessels
which left port yesterday. ~
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8HAFTER AT THE FRONT.
Arrives at Jurngua and Proceeds TO Com
f5, fer with (eusrnl yyhcelcr ~ ii

Arrives at Jurngua and Proceeds TO Con-
fer with Gemeral Wheeler.
Copyright. 1893, by tho Associated Prcss)
JURAGUA, Province OF Santiago do
Cuba, June 27, Monday, per the iAsao-
clated Press Dispatch boat Wanda, via
Kingston, jamaica, Tuesday, June 2s.-.
10 u. m.-Ma5or General shaftcrin COM
mand OF the United stntes army OF inva-
sion. arrived here on board the trans
port Segurancia, from BaiquirI. with
Z Col. John Jacob Astor, Captain Stewart
Brice and Lleutenants MIlay and Noble
and his etaff, at about 2 o'clock this af-
ternoon. He was mot by General Bates.
who was experimenting the landing OF
commiBsary supplies in the surf.
5. General Shaftcr In full uniform and
wearing a straw helmet. was mounted
on a large. handsome horse, and rode
through tho town, surveying the scene
otthe landing operations and the camps
Of the troops. lie halted for a moment
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Mover Thought or Asking It.

! WASHINGTON. June 2S-Sepator
Elleins authorizes the staIcmenn that
he has never asked nor thought Of ask
Ing that the First West Virginia nor any
West Virginia regiment be sent to
Washington to guard tho public build
dnGs; nor for any other service here. 4 In
tho first place. there is no OCCASION for
having troops sent here and there Is tho
additional reason that the senator has
not sought In any wise TO Influence the
locUuon OF the soldiers. q ,45i
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ATLANTA. June 2S.-Four. supposed
Spanish spies reached Fort McPher-
son to-day. One of them,is is private
Frederick J.. Glenhurt. of the Fourth
army corps. He Is supposed to have
entered the army to enable him to
carry on his secret operations without
attracting suspicion. The three other
suspects are officially known as Thor
ibio Negrln, deserter from the Span
ish navy; Jose Martinez and Juan Rod
riguez, alias Spanish John." They
are thought to have been obtaining In
formation about the Notifications at
Tybee for the use Of their government.
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Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
f WASHINGTON. June 2S.--Among the
recently Commissioned officers in tho
Fourth immune regiment is Charles L.
Beatty. to be the captain Of company.
Capt. Beatty is ~ West Virginlnn. He
spent his youth In the state, residing in
Marion county, but now claims Wash
irgton rs his home He commanded
for n time one Of the best companies OF
the District national guard, and Is ad-
mtrably equipped for his new duties in
Uncle Sans service, 81 l'syg
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Special Dispatch to tho Intclllgenccr.
FAIRMoNT, w. Va, June 2s.-Dr.
A. G. Roger died at his residence here
this morning from disease OF the kid
ncys and other complications. He was
born near Phllippi. educated here and
graduated from the Falrmont state
normal school, He afterward studied
medicine and graduated from Jefferson
College. Philadelphia. He was about
forty-four years OF age, md leaves a
Wife and one son. -sl.l...-B ! ~. - -
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Mig ,trlck Contract Awarded.

Special Dispatch to the lutelllgonccr.
FAIRMoNT. June 2s.-After n mos,
exacting test the city council OF Nor.
gantown awarded the. contract for the
paving brick TO the Glade Fire Brick
Company, of this place. This Is n very
large contract, MS that city recently
voted bonds for paving Its streets. q
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Special Dispatch to tho Intclllgcncer. ..a
i. FAIRMoNT, June 2s.--Some time at
ter midnight last night thieves entered
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad depot
and rihed the baggage and such ex-
press matter. as had not been deNv-
cred. They did not try the express
safe, as they were frightened away, rs, jIsSNi
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Capt. Fran1holm counrm.a,

WASHINGTON, June 2S-The senate
In executive session to-day made the
following conflrmuions:
United States volunteer infantry,
Seventh regiment:
To be major-James R. Branch. OF
Virginia. gl55 (
Fourth regiment: M
To be captain-Aibert A. Franzheim.
OF West Virginia. * !,
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1920 90
CAMARA,s FLEET

still at Port Said aud Very Lilsoiy TO Re-
s5i, main There.
LONDON, June PA Dispatch 10 the
Daily Chronicle from Port Said says;
Ii Admiral camara's squadron is in a
most slovenly condition. The bottoms
OF most OF his Bhlpa are foul, and the