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GEN. WOODFORD.
The Late Minister 10 Spun Arr.ves I'm
Washington and Has Long Con-
suitatiOn With Secretary Dav.

WASHINGTON. May l0-The state de-.
partmcnt va, alive with DISTINGUISHED
cil .omat.c callers Monday. Gen. Wood.
iord. our late representative at Mad
rld. came 10 the department al out II
oc.o.k AMI awaited the return Of Sec.
rotary Day from the cabinet mcetiny
when the two had half hour 10.
eether. Gen. Woodford undoubtedly
reported upon the closing phases
OF The diplomatic negotiations with
SPAN, no statement was given out as
10 the purT OSe Of the call. Gen. Wood.
ford maintained The strict reserve he
mas shown since he entered the diplo.
matte service, and while greeting all
intcrviewers cOurteouslv, said he
must decline 10 say word while he
still remains in the service. h, is still
technically the United states minister.
on leave Of absence. About the Same
time the new United States consul 10
barcelona, Clarence W. Bowen. called
on Assistant Secretary Cridler. who
ras charge of consular affairs. and |
briefly reported his arrival He i, on
DO days leave Of absence The status |
u our repr. scntatives To Spain after /
heir leave expires is considerably in
iou0t as the department has not had
occasion recently 20 consider the case
II officials whose services was ter.
by war.
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.
- commission to Formulate "A Plan fer
the naturalization and independence
or That Portion OF the Globe.

WASHINGTON. May 10. lO.-Representa-
live johnson. Of Indiana, has intrc
dnced resolution authorizing ard
empowering the president to appoint
three commissioners to meet a iii e
number OF commissioners appointed on
the part OF governments of Great Bri =
ain. Hermany, Austria. France. Aust O
hungary, Japan and China to meet IN
aNhlngton as carly as practicable 10
formulate, consider and report to Their
respective governments plan for ii @
neutral zation and independence OF tie
Sandwich islands and the prevent,
IN the future of any nation taking ro. :
session of said islInds either directly
Jr indirectly.
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ON TO CUBA.
SiSty-Six Thousand Troops 10 8e sc,t 10
the Island at Once Only Blouse
Necessary for Uniform.

WASHINGTON. May !O.-Gcn. Mile,
acknowledged Monday morning that
the department was making all hast,
10 assemble large army at the south.
era posts for the Cuban campaiDn
ne was IN consultation Monday morn
ing with the generals who will have
chargc pt this work. and CAV, orders
10 al the offers mastering in the vol.
untccr forces 10 complete their work
with all dispatch and then notify him
OF the earliest possible day on which
they can be ordered to points of mob.
lIization Tn present arrangement
con'emplatcs the sending Of about &C..
600 troop, 10 Cuba.
Oi thls number 5000 will bc rc.ru.
Ior' and the remaining 10000 will be-
volunteers Gen. Shafter will probably
&c mmand the first division Of the rcgu.
lars and Gen. Coppingcr the second
ten Lee Is slated for the command Of
the first division OF volunteers. Gen
Ooppln ger reached Washington Mon. !
1aF morning and had conference.
" IN ten. Miles. Gen Lee reported to
AdJL "en. Corbin Monday morning
ind then went To army headquarters.
where hc talked over military matter,
f ia Gems. Miles and Coppinger
lieut. Mi.rr, military aid 10 Gen.
matter delivered 10 Gcn. Miles Mon.
ay an important communication re-.
'ardlng the Cuban campaign. The
ocument wa, considered too i'm.
ortant TO b. intrustcd to the mails.
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
He Recommends That the Thank. n, con
s'ess De Extended to Commodore Dew
ey for His Valuable Work at Manila.

WASHINGTON, May 1O--The following
message from the president was sent
10 congress at noon:
To the Congress OF the United States.
VA the 2ith ot April directed the secretary
OF the navy to telegraph orders TO Commodorc
"eoFge Dewey. OF the United States navy. com.
ui'n'''hg inc ASiatic squadron then living in
.ne port ot Hong Kong. to proceed for,hyith
W 'ne hlppine Islands. there to commence
! operations and engage he assembled Spanish
! fleet P"H'N"
Promptly obeying that order. the United
Nt"teN squadron. consisting OF tie aaeShfn
'Hulpla. Baltimore Raleigh Boston. Concord
'"" Iclrel with the revenue cutter McCullocb
a. an auxiliary dispatch boat entered the bar.
ror OF Manila at daybreak OF the Isl ofM .
ana inmcdil ltely eng gcd the entire Spanish
meet 81 II ship which were under the protec-
t'on % the fire OF the land forts
Nier a stubborn fight in which the cnerpv
Nu"'r'd gre loss. those vessel, were dc.
sroyed or completely disabled. and tho vater
oa,'ery atCayite silenced or our brave officers |
ana men not one was lost and only eight in |
J"fol. ana those slightly All of our >hips p. |
capped any serious damage.
by the I'm OF MAY Commodore Dewey had
taken possession ~ the naval station at Covito
destroying the fortincatonS there ana NJ tho
entrance Of the bay and paroling their garri-
sons. N''
The waters Of the hay are under his com.
pi'te control lie has established no pitols
Nl'hin the American lines where 80 OF tho
Np'hl>h sick and wounded are assisted and
protected "'''
Inc magnitude OF this victory can har,llv N,
measured hy the ordinary standard, OF naval
warfare Outweighng any material adyan-
age is the moral effect of th, initial success,
Al this unsurpassed achievement the great
i''rt 81 our nation throbS. not with boaStinp
" win greed of conquest but with dcep vrot.
'u"e tnat this triumph has come in A ,ust {
AUS ahS That by the grace of God an ef. a
.''Ne step has thus been taken toward the {
'aIuInent of the wi>hed-for peace o
10 those whose skill coura % and devotion .
~ Won the iight 10 the gallant commander b
nu me ofaVe Officers and men who aided him.
Ut country owes m incalculable debt C
feeNhg a. our people feel and speaking i'm 7
''.r name. ar once sent a message to Com "
ooore Dewey. thanking him and his officers bi
III men Tor their splendid achievement and pi
'rNhc.m!n2 victory and informing him tbn, bC
lad appointed HIM an acting rear admiral in
no" recommend that following our M. p;
'hal prrccdents and expressing the fcrven,
'utuae OF every patriotic heart the thank, of MI
hSreo' be- given Acting RI Adm. C,eorg, Ia
'W'v. ot the United states navy. for highly pr
'NhSuNh'd conduct In conflict with the enc. be
ana 20 the officers and mon under hi, com pr
ma Tor their gallautry in the destruction Of en-
'nemy s. iiect and the capture - the enc II
; torllhcaiionN in tn bay OF Manila. du
. WILLIAM MCKINLEY CIT
Executive Mansion May 1898" for
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his fleet damage. He is in rossess;on
Of the island and is secure. but needs
more men.
LoNDoN. May o.-The Hong Eorr
correspondent of the Daily ChronicIo
says: Manila is HELPLESS and snr.
rounded By the insurgents. The b)ocl,.
aae is effective. The Americans haze
occupied Corregidor island and Com.
modorc Dewey has exercised conspn-
mate judgment and rare abili,,. in
maintaining a distance at one, safo
for ms fleet and deadly to the Span.
iards.
The Times says: THE destruction
Of the Spanish fleet was comnlate ~
complete as any achievement recorded
IN naval annals. Commsdore d .,v.,,
showing himself worthy alike Of tho
great traditions Of the United Statos
navy and of his kinship with the race
that produced Nelson"
Ine Standard remarks:
'Commoaore J. wcy has evidcntly
taken As his model for dispatch wri;.
ng that iaconic british sailor %
amous memory who reported = do.
'slye ravaj victory thus: .Enc,cod
'ncmy yesterday. Captured sbins as
'cr margin.
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FOR THE INSURGENTS.
'''"or "u'Hie Leaves Tampa, Fla, Load
e" "th Arms Ammunition and sup
pies Furnished by Cnited States.

TANrA, Fla, May lO.-Thc steamer
HuSsic. one Of the Mallory line Of
boats chartered by the government for
use a. transport, sailed for Cuba
Monday night loaded with arms. am.
munltion and supplies furnished bv
the nited States government for the
use OF the Cuban insurgents. A com.
pany OF 100 United States troons
from the first regiment pf
'nlaht'|' accompanies the cxpe.
dl'ion and will aid in guarding
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The Italian Riots.

LONDON, MAJ lo-The Daily New s
tuesday morning SAYS it believes its
teiegrams convey faithful and tru.
picture OF what is happening in Italy.
but adds; Owing TO the censorship
exercised, our readers will do well TO
take the dispatches as understatirr
rather than overstating the scriou
ness OF the situation. 1t begins to ! @
question whether the caption TIE
War should be transferred from II q
Amerlcan-llispano conflicts to tie
Italian riots"
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H' people Of Hong Kong make no
conccaiment of their JOY at our victorv
sentiment mere is unanimous that ,to
'ni,"pplneS will lass into british con.
'roi When the war ends becoming part
OF Inc colony Of Hong Kong.
the captain. chaplain and % others
were NIiIed' and six were wounded on
the Castillo. ~"
one hundred and fifty were killed
and 90 wounded on the Ecina Chris.
una Adm. Montcio's flagship.
I'VE were killed and % wounded ON
the Don Juan de Austria.
-Four were killed and 80 wounded ON
the Antonio de Ullao
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the landing of the valuable car O
and VIII If necessary, penetrate into
tne interior far enough to place the
supplies in the hands of the insure.
cn'S' The expedition will be in charl C
OF Capt. W. II. Dorst, Gen. Miles aide.
VINO has just returned from Cuba. TIE
"uSSle has on board between 5000 an d
1000 Springfield rifles, about 100000
rounds Of ammunition and sever
hundred boxes of provisions. consist
ING principally Of canned meats and
hard tack.
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An Aggressive CamplIrn.

NAsnINGroN, May lO.-The cabinet
decided on an aggressive campaign
a.ainst the Spanish in the Philippines.
rive thousand troops will be sent. Il
expects important news soon from
sampson who has moved against Por.
to Rico. Ii is not believed he will en-.
counter the Spanish feet at Porto r.
CO. Later on, Havana will be attacked
from the rear by the United States ard
in front.
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VIII be is.lcd TO ,c-yc on tie commits
{ sion.
Some such solution. it appears. mus
tc found Immediately. Food supple.
IN Manila have iun snort alrcadv. Il
is estimated HAT The town has onl,
enough TO last two weeks. No NOR,
can be brought in
commodore D,Wcy's feet has com.
p4ctciy invested tie city by water and
'he insurgents control al land ap-
proachcs. Il j., impossible for the in
"-.antS 20 add 10 the pres mt supply
az food without the consent Of the
+ American commodore. lie is in abso-
+ 'utc ntrol.
The fort at Manila are not strong
enough to cope with his guns. The
ilect Wou.G have no trouble in razing
'A' citf.s octcus-S and in utterly de
>iroylng the rcSidcncn and business
quarters Not only the governor rcn-
cral but iht people a. well realize that
h Dewey demands a surrender he can
bacE up hi, demands with Shot and
shell sufficient - wirc out the city
II tie q uaad is made and the govern
or refuses, the people viii rise and de
mand that hc surrender There would 1.
also tc revolt on IA, part of many of .
tn soldiers before they would bring /
down on the practically dcfenseless
city the ire of lhe powerful American
Gcct.
Under international law city can
not be "a ON iaidcd until DAYS notice
has been given. lut the action of the
Manila fcrt, in firing on the American
lcct would be sufficient grounds to
freak this ruic
Commodore Dewey has said lie VII
i've the people time 10 leave the city
+ Ec IS compelled ly a re uSal To
20 bOmbari Manila. The ;
'ranish inhabitants would gain little =
y flight, for the insurgents hold the :
llis and could easily defeat them in Z
omoat. :
Commodore Dewey has held no com
with the insurgents Re !,
able reports are that $4,000 are on !,
nc hills that surround Manila Thes. :
ien VIII be armed with American re-
'atng rifles reccstly landed in the hi
by iiibustering expedj- n,
ons. >.
lie insurgents have but semblance r
military training. If they make an on
tack on the city it will degenerate
to lawless looting. The insurgents M
u be nothing better than a mob out MI
= plumber. in
herr IS gravs necessity for OF
'ong government at Manila Commo- IN
re Dewey could have taken the city lo,
t Sunday, but he feared violence. sil
lie can land 1000 armed men, but "
'ss would not be sufficient to pre- sa,
II murder, rapinc and rillage If hu
take Manila the French and Brit !
warships here will land forces to the
'tect their own people in Manila jnr
their own interests. ish
'ot less than 5000 troops are really osii
ded to occupy the principal cities fire
he philippines Dewey has already he'll
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> Capt. SOstoa. in command Of the ar
scnal at Cavitc. surrendered to Cant
Il Lambcrtscn. with his 500 men. and =
) lew hours alter treachcrously violated
I his terms of surrender bv vamoosino
TO Manila. taking with them their
= MauSCr riffs.
LONDON, May 9-Thc Hong Kong
: correspondent Of the Daily Mail givcs
the following details of the battle at
Manila:
There was an act Of trcachcry on
the part OF Spanish ship which low
cred her flag and then fired a boats
crew sent to take possession of her
She did not hit the boat, but our gums
were turned on her and tore her 10
pieces. She went to the bottom with
all on board. Several vessels close in
shore behaved in the same way and
shared her fate.
! The Spanards had fought to their
.ast gasp and now surrendered. They
mad been announcing that the Amer
leans wouu kill every one in Cavitc. /
ana when we landed long procession /
OF priests and sisters of mercy mt the |
beat from the Petrol and begged /
our men not to injurc the wounded
IN tic hospitals. As matter OF
TACT the Americans rescued some 200
Spaniards and sent them ashore. All
the Spanish vessels are DESTROYED. with
1000 men. The Spanish estimate givcs
their loss at 1000 Killed and wounded
In the Rcina Maria Christina POO men
are believed 10 have been killed or
drowned
WASHINGTON. May .. 9.--Sccretarv Long.
after reading the dispatch from Com
mcdorc Dewey, said: 1t was a most =
wonderful naval achievement and re- :
fleets the greatest credit on our officers q,
and men. 1he fire from our ship, !
must have been 50 effective that the .
spanish were in manner stunned. +
They could not recover them selves un- ,,
il the battle was lost -
Secretary Alger said after the cab -
net meeting that lie hoped to send \,
O,OO0 troops to Manila to sail from 4
an Francisco in Il few lays. I,
Gen. Miles says that ne can send as
Ugh as 10000 men, if so many are
ccded, TO Commodore Dewey, if the
-anSports are ready at that time. 4,
roop' Will be sent as soon as they A.
IN be gotten transport rs
NASnINGroN, May 9.-The depart. ex
ent is almost bewildered by the com N
eteness OF Commodore Dewey's vic 70
NY The officials, until they got the co
hcial dispatches, could not conceive co
e possibility of our not suffering the fr(
S. of any meD. 1t seemed an impos- n,
tility. The official report is perfect in
clear however, Commodore Dewey
ying that only a few of his men were
rt. {
Not less remarkable than this was one
fact that our vessels escaped in. Pan
y. Our fleet smashed into the Span me-
so quickly and with such impetu- hay
IS that he smothered the Spanish of
and had them in a bewildered and wer
pless condition before they could do toy,
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How to Adires, Letter. to Your Soldier
Friend1

NAsnINGToN. May 7 First Assistant
Postmaster General Heath Friday said
that friend, and relatives OF soldier,
In the field in addressing letters 10
them should mark plainly the com, any
end regiment 20 which they bclor.g. as
by doing 50 the distr. button OF the
mail will be facilitated This apple,
to both the regular troops and the
militia volunteers.
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Powder and rroiectiIe. for the Brocsader..

TAMPA. Fla, May 10. -- Large amounts
OF powder and projectiles for the
blockading squadron are now
arriving here. On Picnic island
there are - ears loaded with dyna.
mite. torpedoes, powder and other am.
munitions, which will he sent to Key
West and as many more cars are on
the wharf tracks.
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Over One Hundred Cottage. n,r,.,

"LovEEsyHLE, y. Y, May lO.-Ov,r
one hundred cottages at Scanda. a
Park Fulton county, popular sum.
iner resort IS miles north of here.
nave been destroyed by fire, proba v
OF incendiary origin. The cots, =
were . al frame structures, built closely
together.
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To Reconstruct ,he Cabinet.

Madrid, May lot was announced
here Monday afternoon that the cabi-
net ministers have placed their portfo-
lios in the hands of Senor Sagasta. the
premier, with view to the probable
reconstruction of the ministry.
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red "Sred ior them and has received a.. .r.
"ne1s '1at they will be sent rs ouicl,lv
them. W ''""N port
.t u, Hngh McCulloch has been made
omt, ~nr u'Spa'ch boat OF the fleet until
caDle communication can be restored
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Kardltra and Gsorr.u. Executed.

LONDON, May Especial disr atches
received here Monday from Athens
say karditza and GeorgeuS. the two
men who attempted to as>assinate
King George, OF Greece, in this citv
on February 20 last, were executed
Monday
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AUSTIN, Tex, May lO-Three rcgi.
ments Of infantry and one of cavalry.
in all 1900 men, are now at Camp
Mabry. Physical examinations are in
progress and are being pushed rapidly.
One captain failed to get through Mon.
day.
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wen-Known PhIlaprhron,.t Den,

PITTSBURGH, Pa. May lO-Felix T..
Brnnot, the well-known philanthropist,
died at his home on Stockton avenue.
Allegheny, Monday night, after three
days of illness. DR. Brunot was 70
years old and had devoted his life 10
philanthropic deeds
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stili Hold. III. Wheat.

SPRINGFIELD, o., May TO- 1t was re.
reported here Monday night on good
authority that George IIarshmal. ,. of
har>hmansville, was offered sG5. .OOJ
profit Monday for his wheat lie re.
fused TO accept the offer.
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Decided Against the w..t,nxhou.. ca.

WASHINGTON, May 10. The United
States supreme court Monday decided
the case of the Boyden Power Brake
Co. VS.. the Westinghouse Co. hol ling
thcre has been no infringement OF the
patent of the Westinghouse Co. by I! g
BOYden Co
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Followed His lyife

AsHTABuLA, o.. May lO.-IIenry Gil.
lette. prominent Geneva merchant,
suicide Sunday night with morphine.
Melancho!ia the cause. His wife died
two weeks ago.
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DEWEY -

IN'''' 4orclgn II rtSIdcnt..
DEWEY"
- me last word Of .hc disna,cb v,a.
uttered several of the oolonl.nma q"
ciuo'nG Senator Hanna. caIlod -. ~
'"Fce cheers for Dewey. Thev ,vora
given with "A will, and the usual ot,iciaI
serenity OF the navy department, f"r
inc moment was broken bv = rornd -
c"ccrS which fairly shook tbr bu;ld.
ing. " '"c ouiId-
WASHINGTON, May o.-Bv diroc,ion
o. " '.e president, Sccrc tary Long SENT
'Nc following cable di,natch TO Con
.'"'0re Dewey: Washington. Nav =
H'Ney' Manila: The president in iao
""'"' Oh The American pcoplc. tban<s
Nou ana yonr officers and men fo,. ,nrn
SPirnGld achievement and over,yboI,a
ing victory. In recognition he has an.
pointed You acting admiral. and win
F.c'mmcud vote Of thank, to Won II.
congress. Signed Long.
-. NLW lorN. May TO- A dispatch to tho I
" "rid from Hong Kong saws:
Dispatches signed bv Commodoro
- ""'' JUST he'n S,nt to Wa>h- /
"R''n recommending that the sur.
'tndcr Of Manila be dcmanded and
u .'"t ~. Il provisional government for The
'.'.ilP'"cH ne established pending the
',t .cin'nt Of The war with Spain.
ms proposal Is for commission fo
aNe control Of the government He
"1geStN that he be named AS one of
NE commissioners. The govcrnmen,
onid be- continued upon much tLc ,
anne lines Il, exist now.
lie asks that sufficient troops be sent
m IN the event that his nlan j..
'opted. TO maintain order. If his +
'2geStion is favorably received bv tLo
TS'u'n' ana the cabinet it is prob t
nc tnat cur two consuls Williams of
"n'ia' and Wi.dman Of Hong Kong 4
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III protecting the Spanish sicl, and
wounded. Two hundred and Gr,', EN- q. ana "a
i:,,.' ",at wounded N hospital, within onr
i,;y W Much excitement at Manila
WI" protect foreign resident.
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h'thsrs by drowning result cisher from
hcltt failure or cr1mp. and uu, frIm
ig.luf. ni SKIN ur muacul1r fltrt a
sk.llinl swimmer can resi- qu'a easily.
rIck iu tha cradle ~ ths deep proc
viiul hH n art aud nervous strength
are not already exhausted hv violent
muscular exoriion No.. h.wlydr ihe
circulation De- impalod 1r lha nervous
ugth ,Shlu-ild. cerebral clnge.-
tI1n. heart failure Or nervous sItsm
ls u1hs go seize even the oVptrt and
rend.r him az pow riss Ia lINy i1
Oh mighty arms 10 ths uceAn's wlye-.
Ihf nervous strength is exhausted az
mos. as much hy rNu sure i1 cold as
hy muscular exercise. ~ remain Or
iha water until one De- chill % iirlush
-b.ur. mhuug and chIt,ftiuE-lf 20
lnvif. rrlmp. 10 H a signal that me
blood iIIm tho Fu has rUlfHH. A
90 il7 central ciild.is atl UaIt The
hIu J r.rlln on iht4U H 40 iho DANGER
mark such eNrr.ia. De- nos a bau.lt
i1 DIE hri'ii. hut o uet harm a
sand bash fnr lll VIII Inar tdus .s far
more str uE.henlrf OH -hlu'1 never
h1ino Just after eisirgalhlt is lu 90
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