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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
MANILA ISOLATED.
,rersTI REPORTS THAT THE STU.
ALTON Is sTfLL GRAVE.
sGUISgLDO DEMANDS SURRENDER.
A~rivnl of Spanish Squadron Anx-
,ousIy Awaited, rs Position of City
a. IntenabIe Cnptain-Generais
Family stiIi I'm Insurgents Hands

MADRID, June q. 4 p. M.-The gov
,ramcnt has received the following dis
rstch from Captain-General Augusta
dated Manila, June I'D:
"The situation is sim grave. L con-
,.nue 10 maintain my position inside the
line Of block-houscs. but the enemy Is
Increasing in numbers, as the rebels oc-
,.,pv the provinces, which are surrender
,-g Torrcntial rains ere inundating the
entertainments, rendering the work Of de-
s-nce difficult. The numbers Of sick
,,,onr the troops are increasing, making
tre situation very distressing, and causing
increased assertions Of native soldiers.
1T Is estimated that the insurgents
,umbcr 5000 armed with rifles and l09VW
armed with swords, etc.
SUMMONS TO SURRENDER.
rAcuinaldo has summoned me TO sur
render, but I have treated his proposal
with disdain, for am resolved to ma n
tlin the sovereignty Of Spain and ne
honor Of the flag TO the last extremity.
Il have over 1000 sick and 200 wounded
The citadel has been invaded by the
suburban inhabitants, who have aban-
d9ned their homes. owing TO the bar
baritv Of the rebels. These inhabitants
constitute an embarrassment, agra
waiting tie situation, in view Of the BON
bardment. which, however, is not Sc
riouslv apprehended for the moment.
INsURGENT DEFEAT.
ssrbo Governor Of the Viscayas anC
Aliudanao islands cables that he has de
fsated the insurgents in an engagement
during which Chief Arco. Aguinaldot
representative. was killed. He adds tina
tranquility now prevails throughout thes
Islands. and ne further asserts that IN
urinclpsl Malay chiefs of the Mindana
group declare they desire to fight on tn
Side Of the Spaniards, against the IN
vaders."
According to other advices, the emissa
yi.s sent out to seek General Monet
column Of a thousand men returned al
Ter "a fruitless search.
Captain-General Augustus family IS sti
in the hands of the insurgents.
SPANISH GENERAL. SCRRENDERs.
General Pena, with thousand soldiers
has surrendered. His soldiers, most
whom are natives, joined the ihsurgent
A majority of the detachments in tn
Island Of Luzon have surrendered, OWN
10 their lack Of food, though some sue
ceeded in escaping.
Numerous Spaniards including the GOV
errors Of Batanga, Laguna, and Bulacai
have taken refuge at Cavite.
The rebels who are besieging MANI
exceed $500 men. The city is completed
isolated. and the arrival of the SPANS
squadron Is anxiously awaited, for n
position Of Manila Is untenable. sma
rebel craft navigate the bay, conveyir
prisoners 10 Cavite.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
ANOTHER ARMY OFF.
NINE THOUSAND MEN LEAVE TAhfA
FOR SANTIAGO.
WILL REACH SHAPTER SATURDAY.
This VIII Bring the Army In Eas'
Chin In to About 10000 Men-hiies
,,.H,x Going to the War, But
Exactly When Unknown.

WASHINGTON, June %.-Orders nave
heen issued for the departure OF announcer
large army expedition from tampa cum
nosed of about 1900 men or the oeoon"
Division OF the Fourth Army CORPS UNI
aor command of Brigadier-Generai Shy-
dar and six batteries of artillery, three
,,obt and three heavy. The preparations
have been proceeding quietly Tor some
davs. and although the stores nave peeh
going aboard at Tampa, a rigid censor
chin AT that point has prevented any
word going out as to the expedition
The actual departure from Tampa was
exnected by the War Department to oc-
cur to-day although there may be I'M
avoidable delays. Twelve transports are
IN carry the expedition. The warships
constituting the naval convoy are NOT
disclosed, but they probably VIII lnciuae
ono battleship and several cruisers ana
auxiliary craft.
SNYDERS DIVISION.
General Snyder's Second Division OF the
Fourth Army Corps is made UP OF thre'
brieades and nine regiments, as ioiIo"S
First Brigade, Colonel l. de Kussey
ommandIng-Eleventh United States In
| fantrv. Nineteenth United States lhlah
try. and one other regiment.
second Brigade, General Il. II. Carpen
Ter COMMUNICATIVE District OF Colum
b,a. Second New York, and Fifth Mary
| land.
Third Brigade, General r. III. Hall com
manding-Third Pennsylvania, l5ith IN
diana. First Ohio, and First Illinois.
Whether some regiments will be take
from other divisions cannot be stated der
| riteIv II Is known only that Genera
| snvder's Division has been looked upo
nv the War Department as the one pes
eo,ipped for an immediate start IN
batteries will be designated by Genera
poDdolnb. In command of the artillery
Tampa.
SANTIAGO By SATURDAY.
Jf the expedition got away to-day
will arrive off Santiago about next Satui
day. The trip, doubtless, VIII be 10 u
eastward. around Cape Maysi, along IN
sona route as that of the Shafter exped
ton. This will bring Skaters force
m about 30 900 men, made up of the 1910
, men he took with him. General Dufheid
command on the Harvard and Yale; Gel
= eral Garretson's command, which VIII
: nm the same steamers, and General sn'
: der's Division, from Tampa.
I. 1t was learned at the War Departure
to-day that General Miles probably w
, nroceed TO Santiago within the course
y a week, the exact date not having bee
l | determined.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
A Time for Willing Hands.
williamsburg Gazette.)

williamsburg Gazette)
81. II is amazing how our young. men--th9
men upon whom the future restsTspenu
their days in inactivity and idleness-
There are some here who have, we veil-
ture TO say, never earned dollar III
their lives. There are those who I've on
the Kindness OF others-parents, widoweu
mothers. or indulgent relatives. -.
Our boys the men or tomorrow. ongnc
TO be put TO work The age and time de-
mand active, wide-awake fRsn WIN
strong hearts and willing hands. A new
era Is upon us. Times have changed.
and the man to-day wltn0u' p,o ,.'es,,h.
or an occupation, unless ne nave weaitn,
is lost in the great seething tide OK men
prepared TO perform the vocauons ana
duties of life.
Things do not turn up Tor you nowa-
DAYS unless you go TO work ana lurn
something up' yourself. Good POSITIONS.
honors. and wealth rarely come 10 any
man, There are openings TOT youhs hieI'
OF sound sense. good business Juusmen,,
experience and industry. But there IL
no room for an aimless, haf5pralieu' oo-
nothing fellow anywhere. .,,,x
When we say that every man snouin
have a profession or occupation, we uo
not mean TO say that they shorf an 70
doctors. lawyers. ministers, etc. No' ~
| anv means There are scores or M. ~.
| I'm Virginia who would have been
| greater success as the other thing Nj. ~.
! stands for than administering TO tho sfcN
OF the land. There are ID IL. >, II. n. *
| ID. ID. SIS, A. MS, and b. H. that nao
| best been carpenters, wheelwr'elts.
clerks, merchants, or anything else tna as
| thew are not. In other words. they shouid
| not trv IN he something for which nature
! has never fitted them. There are too
many misfit lawyers doctors, preacn er,.
| and editors. and. consequently 100 many
| educated fools in the land.
| we want men with willing names qncs
| 10 grasp a good thing when they see ~;
| We want men who live in the spiendor
| ~ the twentieth century, not men. pafhS
| sIt,c-like. with all their manhood, brains.
| and abilities wrapped up In inc sravss
| clothes Of deceased ancestors. we wane
| men with skilled minds-successfui mens
he they carpenters, farmers, mechanlcs,
lawyers. or doctors Above all cn we w ana
. pa not those who scott at hons
nst toiI and desplse those sturdy fellows
who labor with their Sslsa hands e hero ss TO sha
waste that draws his substance from
1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
carried Coal for Spanish Fleet.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, June 8-rhe
pr,,ish steamer Roath. Captain Sprau'
arrived here to-day from San Juan s v,n
New Orleans. The Roath entered san
n Ias harbor with cargo of coal for the
snanish fieet the day after the lombard
,asnt of the fortifcations by American ~
vessels. The Spanish vessels were no' "
the harbor. and as captain spls ,h.
USE u,'a;,a,,on of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, IL
s.as loft AZ San Juan. Captain sprau says
MT while proceeding from San Juan 20
New orleans, three solid shots were ireo
.,e% S,s yessel By the monitor Amphltrlte
W. without feS any warning whatever I Ems
p p, belongs TO the same line as the
a.sarn.r Restormel, which was captured
~ an American cruiser. Both vessels
III Cardiff. Wales. at the same time'
with coal for the Spanish Feet. \
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
nALrIMoRE BICYCLE RACES.
International Event PostponeaS
Handicap Won by Carroll jack

BALTIMORE. MD, June @-The tenS
mile, paced, bicycle match-race between
Henri Cissac, the French champion, ana
Fred Sims, Of Washington, which was to
have taken place at the Coliseum to-
night, was postponed until Thursday eve~
ming. During the opening heat OK ne
half=mile open profession9l conSoia,'cn
event the electric wires became disar-
ranged and the lights vent out. Tha
one-mile professional handicap. the only
event completed, was won by Carroll jack
of Philadelphia lore second, j. Chaps
man, Atlanta, Ga. three seconds). was
second, and Bob Walthopr (scratch, OF
Atlanta, took third prize. Time, 2.02 do. (
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
SITUATION AT MANILA.
Dewey VIII Demand Capituiation On
Arrival of Reinforcements.


LONDON. June ga dispatch to the
Daily Telegraph from Manila says:
"The report that Germany will not per-
NIT a bombardment is exciting deep irri-
tation in the American fleet. Admirai
Dewey intends to demand q caplluiauon
the instant achievements arrive. lie
told Prince Henry OF Prussia that no
would he glad TO see the German officers
ar Manila but it would be well 10 eau
tion them TO keep out of the American
line of fire. Ii remains TO be seen whe-
Their Germany has really given such pro-
misses as are pretended.
Two attempts have been made on the
life of General Aguinaldo in order 10 Sc
cure the reward placed on his heao ny
Captain General August.
.'The United States cruiser Boston mas
gone TO Bolaino TO establish there, so IL
is reported, base of operations. cap
ain-General August has arranged a con-
ference with the foreign admirais, pre-
sumably on the subject Of protection Tor
the lives of non-combatants.
THE STATUS UNBEATABLE.
'Drhe situation is growing unbearabie-
The besieging force give US no rest, ana
the work of the Spanish troops on the
line of defence is terrible. They are hgnt-
ing with the desperation OF resignation
They have no nourishing food, ana toi
DAYS have been reduced to eating WHO
birds and shell fish. Still. with starya'
| tion staring them in the face they hold
| their posts and fight with the courage o.
| their race.
."rhe population is In a state OF terror
Il. -. a.
| fate OF Captain General Augustus family
..The provincial garrisons have beeI
! starved into surrender. The belief, frs
entertained, that Germany would hell
Spain Is growing fainter, and 1t Is nov
feared that she will share in the partition
of the Philippines. There are now sevsi
| German warships in the bay"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
TROOPS FROM CHICKAMAUGA.
Entire First Corps Soon to he OIL
for tho Front.

Tor inc 'front.'
CHICKAMAUGA NATIONAL PARK
June 2s.-The order issued Sunday to inn
mcdiately equip and prepare fifteen regi-
fnents of the First Corps 10 form an eX-
Evolutionary force was revoked by Major
General Brooke to-day. This does not
change the plan TO prepare Tor an eXpe-
clifton. however, since the reYoklng ofuer
affects more especially the transfers that
were named In the former order II pro-
yides further that instead Of htteen regl-
mcuts being Immediately equipped ana
prepared the entire corps or twenty
seven regiments, is 10 be hastily pre-
pared for active field service, ana the
natural inference prevails among the best
posted army officers al the PARK that the
entire force will be Off FOR Tampa, or
come other seaport. within week or ten
davs. or as rapidly as transports can
be provided. 49,
rbe regiments included are the Ninth
PENNSYLVANIA. Second Missouri, FIRST
New Hampshire, Twelfth New Aork'
Twenty-drst Kansas, Eighth Massachu-
getts First South Carolina, Twelfth Min
nesota Fifth Pennsylvania, Fourteenth
Minnesota Second Ohio, Sixth Ohio,
1clth Indiana. Thrty-hrst Michigan, SIX
tfanth Pennsylvania, Third Illinois
Iourtb Ohio. First Kentucky, Third WIS
consin. Second Wisconsin, Third Ken
lucky. Fourth Pennsylvania, and flith
Illinois.
NIafor-C;eneral Brooke was appointed
bv the President to command the corps
Naior-General Wade VIII be left IN com'
mand al Camp Thomas.
Tbe change made by tO-day's order ap-
pears 10 have been In accordance with
General Brooke's desire not to go 70 ths
'front.' without sufficient men for any
emergency that might arse
The work OF equipping the corps Is pro
cseding with All possible speed, and TIE
ouartermasters and ordnance depart
ments are being taxed TO their utmost
capacity. co,,,
Major otto Becker and Major Seymour
Howell were the only. government pay
masters arriving to-day aithousi
twenty-fve were expected. Major BecKe'
stated that the corps would Desln p"s
60, tt,o a,,o, al once. and IL Is estimated
that the amount 10 be paid out VIII no
DO less than 100000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
Funeral Notices.

The funeral OF Mr.. SAMUEL Z SMITH
whose death notice appeared In tina Dis
patch of yesterday. will be- held iu Snn-
manuel Baptist chourch. corner FIFTH ana
Leigh. THIS MORNING.. June 18th, at a
O'clock. Interment in lakewood cemeterN
The funeral services Of the late W. G.
AMMONs will take place from Le18he
street Baptist church. Twenty-iifth ana
leigh streets. THIS "Wednesday EVE
MING. at o'clock .
Friends and aeqnaintances Invited - AZ
tend without further notice. -, n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
MORE TROOPS FOR MANILA.
Merritt Expects to Sail To-day and
Oyertake Third Expe..tion.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 2s.-The trans
mort steamer Valencia, with 700 troops
from the Dakotas. sailed for the Philip
mines at o'clock this afternoon. She
expects TO reach Honolulu only a few
hours after the four vessels which left
this port yesterday.
General Merritt expects 20 sail on ths
Nswnort tomorrow morning. with the
Th,rd United States Artillery and The
Aston Battery.
with the advantage OF faster boat
csreral Merritt will probably reaci
Manila week In advance OF the tnir'
sxnedition. The Newport can easil.
make eighteen knots al hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
CAPTURED sPY's STORY.
He Tells of Feeling ana 'ondi'io"
of the santiagonns.

fcor,,y,ght 1895 by the Associated Press)
pAIoUIRI. PROVINCE OF SANTIAGO
M cIrBA. Monday. June q. via klNS-
sToN. JAMAICA. Tuesday. June %
A IA spanish spy. who was captured
bv the cubans on sunday reports M, ahe
the spaaiards Il Santiago Dsnese re ste
Americans suffered heavy Toss uu'ins , w tn
fighting near seyilla on frio"s' ''
killed and wounded. -, vros
The spy also reported 'nat 49, ~
,o,,cb c,tticism I'm Santiago on account OF
tbe .sact ,bat the American landing was
NOT contested al Baiauiri, and ne also
saws there was talk OF an American ~
tempt 10 flank the Spanish troops .n ne
spy says there is very little teoa III s's
city Of Santiago
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
Germam interference "ImpossibIe.a

LONDON, June 29.-The Hongkons
correspondent OF the Daily Telee rapn.
wiring Tuesday, says: 81 have cons uited
with the German authorities, and they
declare, unanimously and emphatcaiiys
that the reports from Manila OF German
interference are impossible. Whatever
the Spanish may have done, the German
admiral has held out no such hopes OF
promise"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
J.PAN's NEW PREMIER.
He VIII Form the Kingdoms f'rS'
Party Cabinet.

YOKOHAMA, June @.-okuma stagaki
- ,.e,, charged TO form new Cabinet.
II Will be the first party CABINET III INC
history of Japan. ,,,
Stagakl becomes Premier and ltagah
n,nl no Minister of the Interior.
WIZ rsa res,gnations of the Marquis saigo
rsngvm,chi. the Minister Of Marine, ana
lieutenant General Katsura, the Min n,' 81,
s"r war have not been accepted Ihey
viii probably retain their posts IN nc
ference 10 the clannish feeling a'hons
the officers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
.o,aemy.of Medicine Meeting.

The Academy of Medicine and sursery
IA an interesting meeting last night.
me- nv vireinius Harrison reported case
~ ,,,arsst and DIR. Edwards gave an
Va n,sininp account of the recent meet
~ 81 the American Medical Association
Al - Denver. DR.. b. w. Rawles was hoini-
mated for a fellowship.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
Straws
at
rs Cents.

We know that there are ie-
oions of &c. Straw Hats worm
that it's a favorite price with
the average youth.
We want to show you the
"swellest" hat ever sold or you
ever saw at that price.
Looks nearly equal to the ~
hat.
Just look over our Straws.
One of the busiest depart
ments is the Furnishing Goods;
almost every day something IN
teresting happens.
There's not a new thing, from
Underwear to Shirt Studs, II
it's good, you'll not find there
Are you using the New Belt
Holder 2
4e+ete+e<
@. H. Berry & Co.,
Main and Tenth SITS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
,uaae Brown. Daughter Injured.

Judge ]. Thompson Brown, OF irvington'
teIeeraphed Monday night for Dr. Ed
ward Mcclure, calling him in consultation
" the case of his little 6-year-old daugn-
ter Frances, who had been internany IN
,nred in some manner. Dr. Mcclure went
~; 10 Iryington over the Norfolk and west
sru railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
x.,,ou-Jacl Considered Dead.

JACKSON, MISS, June 2s.-secretary
t,nnter OF the State Board of Health
annonnces that the quarantine will be
r raised from the town of Gulf Port to.
morrow. Gulf Port is the nearest town
70 ,D the infected village Of McHenry. secre-
,ory Hunter regards the yellow-feyer cpl
demic as at an end
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
Every Woman I'm the Congrcgafiou
VIII Have a Look. "a
(chicago Record.)

(ChlcagO RecOruI
.ame. Shipper has perfected wonde1
full invention"
"What is it?"
"A revolving hat: if works so tnocork
oreeation can see all sides OF it,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
,,a,,,onders I'm New York.

NEw YORK. June 2s-(speciai.),C' - -
s1ssor ". q. Taylor Albert; w. =
Wood Imperial: j. W. Hopkins, oianu
I. Gilman, MarIboroush.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
"a. r,r., serious Engagement.
chicago Tribune)

.st think I know now" SAID ,ne solo' 80
who was making Determined eno, 49,
masticate his first ration OF arny .mor,
what people mean when they sSiA aDV1'
Ne slnews Of war;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
MARRIAGES.

DENBY-HALL.-Ma IN New forS
June IL. 1895, at the chapel or the chdfcn
of the Transformation. by DR.; George -
Houghton. CAROLINE SUMNER .HAI.Y
10 EDWIN DENNY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29

rhamberlain's Collie, Cholera, and lh-
arrhoea Remedyis pleasant, sa,e, = anu =.
iables SV",""
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1898-10-10
MEN-OF WAR FOR China.
Dewey to Send Two of His
Warships to Overawe
the Chinese.
BALTIMORE AND PETREL.
Government Acting Promptly and
Will Protect Americans Before
Lives Are Sacrificed.

Ships VIII Get Near to Pelsin as Possi-
ble and Then Land Marines to March to
tho Capital-A Foreign Fleet Is Assemb-
ling About Tientsin-Great Excitement
Prevails.
Washington, d. c., Oct. 5.-Admiral
Dewey has been ordered to send the
cruiser Baltimore and the gunboat Pet
rel to Chinese waters.
This action was taken by Secretary
Long and upon Minister Conger's re-
port cabled to the State Department
of rioting in Pekin, putting American
lives and property in jeopardy. He an
nounced, too that foreign feet is as
sembling about Tientsin, and that
some Ministers have ordered marines
to Peking to guard their legations.
This Government Is acting promptly
and will afford protection to Ameri-
cans without waiting for lives to be
sacrificed.
The impression has prevailed that
the situation is far more serious than
the public have been given to under
stand, and this was made stronger by
the hasty despatching of warships to
China. In speaking Of the matter
however, Secretary Long said the de-
partment is only pursuing the usual
course in such cases. No change is to
be taken.
Both menof-war will go up the Pei
ho to Tientsin If they can, and from
there the Petrol will proceed as close
to Peking as possible. 1t Is feared,
however, that the Baltimore will not
be able to pass beyond the Taku forts
will be landed to protect American
citizens. They will have to march to
Peking from the nearest point that can
be reached by the Petrel
Tientsin is thirty miles from the Yel-
low Sea and seventy from Peking.
Some people grew apprehensive re-
garding Admiral Dewey's position be-
cause of the detaching of two of his
vessels, but naval officers dissipated
the fear by pointing out that the Ad-
miral now has in Manila Bay two pow
erful monitors which he did not have
when he destroyed Montojos fleet.
The work before Admiral Dewey at
this time he can successfully accom-
plish with the vessels remaining at
Manila
1t is regretted at the department
that there Is nc gunboat of the Helena
class in Asiatic waters, which could
sail up the river to Tientsin and be-
yond. The moral effect Of warships
close to the Chinese capital would alb
soiutely insure safety to Americans.
Yet 1t is believed at the department
that ample protection will be afforued
by the measures adopted.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1898-10-10
A Rallying Cry Everywhere.

All along the northern tier of coun-
ties. throughout the oil regions and in
the iron manufacturing districts the
name of the Democratic candidate for
governor Is a talisman to conjure with,
a rallying cry for multitudes of honest
men who stand stoutly together for
honest politics. The western Pennsyl-
vania Democrats and independents are
fiocking to the standard of George A.
jerks because they see in his oandi-
dacy an assurance Of deliverance of
the state from the clutches of unclean
hands that have grasped power only
for plunder and personal advantage.
Wherever intelligent public opinion
finds expression throughout the state
there is ready and ample concession of
Mr. jerks fitness for the office of gov
ernor, and especially at this juncture,
when there is need for stern executive
hand at Harrisburg to restore old
landmarks of honest state administra
tion.-Philadelphia Record.