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sTERNBERG MAKES EXPLANATION.
Insists His Department Was Not Re
sponsibIe for Shortage of Supplies.

WASHINGTON. Aug. ls.-In reference
TO = report that Surgeon General Stern
Sera hal asked the secretary of war for
court Of inquiry he states that on August
4 last. in a letter to the secretary Of war.
the surgeon general made a fun explana-
ton Of the reference TO the deficiency TO
medical supplies at Santiago. showing that
ample supplies had been sent with the
troops from Tampa. but owing 10 the diff
ficulties connected with the landing at ST.
honey considerable portion Of the sup
plies had been left on the transports
In the same letter the surgeon general
requested thar If the statement was not
considered satisfactory a court of inquiry
should he appointed 10 ascertain If there
Is any responsibility upon his part or that
Of the officers 10 whom the orders for the
supplies had been sent. There Is no sug-
gestion that 1 court is TO be ordered
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CIALO MASSACRE CONFIRMED.
Health OF Gen. Miles Troops stead
lily Improving

PONCE. Aug. T.-Reports are coming in
from al directions OF outrages committed
within Spanish lines. Doubtless many C.
these are exaggerated. but runors of The
massacre at Cialo are confirmed Some
OF the natives took refuge In the heIfcv
OF tie cathedral and fired on the Spanish
troops, but they were overpowere,i and
macheted TO the number OF eighty Bat
terry n. OF the Seventh regiment. under
Capt. MoComb. was unable 70 proceed
along the mountain trail with Gen. Henry.
and having lost a gun and SIX horses over
rrecipice. returned here.
The health Of the troops Is steadily I'm
proving. Today's reports show only 4i0
sick III hospital quarters on. Of total
command Of l5.oco men Most of these
cases are climatic complaints
The army is being revaecinated. as there
is a smallpox epidemic In some portions
of The island. Gen. Miles has postponed
his visit TO the front on account of she
rains. The wet season has set IN ard there
will be rains daily until the end OF Oc-
tcber.
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ORDNANCE FOR WARsHIP1.
bids Opened for u Further supply OF
Heavy PrOjectiIes.

WASHINGTON. Aug. lS,The ordnance
bureau Of the navy department today
opened bids for large amount of the
heavy ordnance fo= the warsh!ps. The
aggregate Of the contracts will reach about
sa60100. These are fer cast steel shells OF
the following dimensions:
One thousand 12-inch. I.0oo i2-snct and
GO lfslnch also forged steel shells 3oc1
S-inch. 5000 G-inoh. $500 4-indh. 500 5-!nch
With tbs increase OF naval ordnance the
navy will BE- well supplied with material II
by any chance the present peace negotia-
tons are not brought 10 successful con-
examination. All OF the leading steel and
ordnance firms bid In the competition n
prices somewhat lower than have ruled
herHtofo-e
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NEVER HEARD OF THE WAR.
Two American ships From the Coast
Reach New York

NEW YORK. AuE 'STNHo American
sAtas waicA sailed fgern tie Paciflc coas.
eariy in the spring arrived a. thts part
today. having been ali ;ha :ztarsenlng tine
o. ne SEA withouf being reported ana
oel,vi0gs n thu fact 81 tae war wagad
Between c'ris country ara sspan making
-ssSlAls fh.ir capture - prices 81 war
ire yzar a@gun ans AS terminated w.:h-
tn :b@ space &C ts-se ~ sAe.- voyase TIE
vessels a-s ira attp GARNER. % 5.Gzg tors
f.Ars Harvev. which Sail~d from san
Francisco CT April .. a*i the bark Guy
Z gcss. % 49, tons Cart. Aeilsss which
sailed from f'o-g plaSss,. ~ Marca y
--~-----4----e-%a
TfA set sn-reas~ - pensioners cxe< thu
previous rear On sEae rails ef she Denxson
oueoAS - is,ssss S2StesS Of x,t6A
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Pf.RsEtt TING THE SPANISH
Forte Ricans Desire to Retniiate 10
Many Ousraxes Com mttted.

PONCE Porto Rico. Ang. is-1~ae na-
eis.es sh2w = disposition 70 prosecute The
Geaarlsh residents, ana several minor riots
have occurred here. Al Yaaco last night,
fha natives tbreg stones and bricks into
Saarfixh sbag|, in retaliation fer outragas
committee: wthin the Spanish ife$. Tsae
military navE been ordered 70 suppress
these. demons rafiopa and punish the Of
sen4ers.
Tu- Mica En5 star rent - Gen VII
u-.ntz Neafi4uErters az me front today
T~b.v were esl crss4 by a troop Of cavalry
Tves. pe~xcv1sa Of gha commissioners for
e4,gya arsi Porto R4eo aYs highiy CON-
rssende3.
Ger Grant. will JOIN Gen. Brooke To-
faoyF9w.
Ire Gerrnan wa-xh!p Geier arrived here
today.
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Special Dispatch 20 ia Post .rrtsiIs ssnce-.
SPOKANE. Aag ls-The svzskanA dele
cation ~ the Repualsssn state cn,zyen-
r|o1 Was announced today as fnl'o,vx
a4lac- Mount. & Kvda 8 Il (sr;lhila.
" j u. Wakefield. John l. Wilson. = r
Posi-. F. r srsierAss. n. IL Stewart.
1oe Narnaid. g n. Nethercutt. ) .
Pembroke Mi Cittnger \ NJ Murgsav
Horace Nirshan Frank - shaw = 4
!ay. T. ", f'ans.afr " r. Tgarfsaa. II =
Hass. : r.. sssrn- :. n. Hopkins. Hsrl
J took. u. II. Waite \ =. AnsasI q; w
No~s~s>eer'. William Zsilere. Task y9l.r,,
ANUS nysr Y tsartv
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Full Ticket Completed After Two
Days Session of Convention

MILWAUKEE,. Aug. 1s.-Following Is
the ticket as completed at today's session
OF the Republican state convention:
For governor. Edward Scofseld, OF Ocon-
to; lieutenant governor. Jesse Stones, OF
WATERFOWL; secretary of state. W. H.
E'orhlieh. OF Jackson; treasurer. j. o.
Davidson, OF Soldiers Grove: attorney
genersi f r. Hicks Of Oshkosh: super
intendent OF public instruction. l.. u. Har-
vey. OF Milwaukee: railroad commissioner
Graham l.. Rice, OF Superior: insurance
commissioner. Email G!ljohan. of Miiwau-
kee.
The convention came to close this even
ing after two days of hard work.
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FOR GARRISON DUTY IN CUBA.
Second Army Corps VIII Probably
he Detailed for This Work

WASHINGTON. Aug K~-fnformation is
reportea 70 have reached Camp Alger that
ths Second army corps has been selected
for garrison duty In cuba and VII! leave
Niadletown, Pa, about the middle Of DC
.obsr.
I. "a renortsi further that tile de'ach
s,er,, selected for thu detail Will consls. ot
about CO. men. 10 he taken mainly from
the Two corps commanded by Gen Lee and
Gen. Graham. No officer would say that
st.cf orders have been received. but Y ~
understood this Information is authentic.
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ARRESTED FOR TaEEr.
oaee W~it-k noSu Minstrel strikes
the Hostatn Rounds

fNNFTtANf. Aus = fEfeterf1N Ftrtr-s.
rose. al eE~ tine nal aewsg y,a;ns-~~F
vAS srrss;sss s<+}&y ssss : charge -: sect
tag saesr clothing sTSsn csssa~.=- E4@
rlamss - As brother - she evil srsyve.9
minstrel. Ss~oFsa ggaa~S2a tYA~a taSer
- fas p<ttArs st&ssea n salA. Il wss =
x>e<f -slus5xes s'for t54i all ny asssa .sft
uae s05foniy. Now an f~se~ sray.
IS H@&Ts es8. wfcnouf a sirese ,s5ss1t-. ~
r~ sstztnS fSzs 5ass ssrssss Ss wni.s v,sx
lcs;aer Es~~sggp - At re Lad a. a s~..s.
minstrel ,ggats s.sffog. rs - wn4~sr, 74s
snoass aEsf ! asn sporting around ~ Far.
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CENSORSHIP is RAISED.
No Restrictions Now on the Use Oh
Cables to the West Indies.

NEW YORK, Aug. ls.--Gen- Greety
sent notifca ton to the telegraph COM
panses as follows:
Censorship is raised on all commercial,
code and other dispatches TO ana from
cuba, Porto Rico and all West Indian
Islands In addition arrangements nave
been made with the Spanish government
authorities whereby they agrees to abolish
s,r,tlar restrictions on code messages in
C.,tla. AS the Spanish still exercise CEN
sership over press messages. and over pri-
vste kilograms containing statements In
furious to Spain. similar action viii he
taken regarding like messages In the Unit.
ad STATES. but the censorship VIII be OF
rho most liberal character"
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serxs. siiiiman killed.

NEW YORK. Aug. Word has reach
81 the Presbyterian hospital that Robert
II. SiiIIus1. 81 thR Assor battery. vas
Mild a Manila on August Is SiilSman
was TIRE assistant superintendent OF the
Presbyterian hospital He resigned sha,
position 10 tahe she rank % sergeant in
re battery 1e has bren a colaael in the
Michigan National Guard
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All ships Ordered From Key West.

KEY WEST, Fla. Aug. I&--s.as .. NJ
With the exception of the gunbaat Prince
ton and the monitor Miantonomoh. which
nave been sent TO Dry Tortpgas ali he
ships OF the fleet have been ordered 10 Nor.
folk without delay and many have a.reaay
departed. The naval base has been trans.
ferred from Key West to Norfolk. The
reason for this is the appearances of yti-
low fever here. There are now ten easse
In the marine barracks. all the victims b.
ing marines
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volunteers, which failed 10 On "a pc..>
Rico with Col Huiings, arrived ia cans
today Irder command of Col pickards
Detachments Of the Third Missouri gsrse
Rhode Island and Second Tennessee sslso
arrived and went into camp. The fhIr
teenth. Eighth and Twelfth Pennsylyania
regiments viii be with the command.
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Miller There are seven Spanish trans
poras in harbor awaiting embarkation
Of Spanish troops. OF whom more taan
900 will leave today. The general ap-
peayance OF the men Is pitAful, as there
has been much sickness among them. ana
within the last two days over ~ pooles
have been buried. Deaths in the city
average about ninety per day. Heavy rains
Increase the fever among soldiers and in
habItants alike.
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THE NEW YORK GOES TO HAVANA
VIII Take the Military Conn issfou
to Arrange for Evacuation

NEW YORK. Aug. ia special 20 tho
Herald from Warrington says;
Rear Adn.ifa Sarnpsoos flagship the ar
,noraa cruiser New York will b.. the frat
American warsnip 70 erTer the harhor or
Havana since war was declared. She VIII
GENE @slth the members % the military
commission appointed by the president 10
,,ros~eed 70 Havana 70 arrange with sim
Tar commission 10 p" appointed by Spain
80. details 81 the evacuation by the span
tSsi troops.
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PHILADELPHIA. Aug. iS-t'nited
States cruiser Minneapolis arrived Al
League fssend navy yard today. Eleven
guns were fired as salute 10 Conmetsiant
Carey, of the navy yard. which were ne
sponded to by a captains Salute of nine
guns Tomorrow the cruiser will b dock.
ed. preparatory to being overhauled. after
which she will be placed la the back chan.
mel.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. is.--The AAnsni
Dewey. the first OF the four steamers Be.
ing bulf by The Cramps for the Americas
Mall Steamship Company, was LAUNCHED
successfully this afternoon.
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sol Ia nt>D DEMos RATS sgIIr.
Rev Occasion b., &isiuterpressttan
OF IA Revolution

Se*c14I ljsH8tcA - sA@ l'oSl- :atci,s,.nz.gsr-
r st'ffsf BEND Nag f@-Tss pepa8st
Nea i'e7sss's a5fe ~ *<ntton nsss tefe last
nsA8s ara she SNTgnrr csfsz~s Jams N'srk-
fTt 80 S>tAss. = = Rles- :. r tTs2Feh.
RICHARD NNsF suf Tara @,@wsrs a* tAn
sss@EA5saa - tSe state eSas vs-ttcn. TAss
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SANTIAGO Police INCREASED.
work of DeharkBffon Goes Rapidly
On-D~asis Increasing

SANTIAGO, Avg. ,s,-Tais morning. Col
Wood. ire military governor Increased TIA
socas pogice forea with add sfoas from tae
various regiments. There has bean sou4s
trouble from soldiers who haze 1ssDs@ysd
orxs~rs and th@Te have been $sveFsl riots.
as least Gre murder ana good deal 81
drunkenness This morning sae Eighth
Illinois vosuntssgs tc<sieseds entered upon
paired a.fy.
Ca TxrR infantry le~g - today IN the
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Spanish Omc~r. start uo.e.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Aug. is.-csps
Emilio Diaz Moreu. of the Cristohs, colcn
and Surgeon Antonio Jurado, aaeon,paned
by Spanish Chaplain Riera, left here fhsa
afternoon for New York and on Saturday
viii start for spain.
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HARRISBURG, Pa Aug. Ys--Ths nex
array camp near Middleton has been ma med
sar Gen GeoFge Eard11 Meade. The Third
battalion ct tbs saxsseutn PennsyiyansA
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WASHINGTON. Aug ts--Tbe war de-
far,r1eni received The following feisgT asIi
tonight:
SANTIAGO TX cJBA. VIA Hayti. Aug
Is S arlsarw refsort for AuGgat Il.
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ENGLAND srrLt PREPARING.
Continues 20 Get READY far War Thsars,
fsshstA L. t.tssaUp

Lnnd1n. NUv. ss~-ncsplie tn. JabIz.
tiun OF the country over tie favorable
announcement q Lord salisbury ~.
garilng Eashnda. al jlae Kitchener hau
quet. there T. ssFlous uneas slHe-S Is "a
the rral object Of cpuylnuei war prs.
parafious
justified, even by Lord salisbury :
warning, that ihRre Iyr StiIi matters iu
dispute with France.
A dispatch from Hong Kong, re
ceIved late tonight. again remarks %,
ON the unusual naval and military ar,
tivity there. The Dispatch SAYS Gen.
eral Black aud his stan have lA-sn Ia.
specting the Old frontier Of British KAN
Lung ,how Lolni, ana SELECTING points
for erection OF defensive works, Fiald
and Siege gums are being mounted aud
the meu-uf-wnr lying on Hong Kong
are emblrklnE large quantities OF am
munition
The fleet has been slGnaIsd 10 send
no mails by the French Steamer leay.
ing 20 day Saturday. This order i
regarded as extremely significant.
The Berlin correspondent nf the Daily
News says:
1It Is asserted In well Informed quar-
tiers that the British war preparations
are connected with the Philippine ques-
tiOn, In which the United States gov.
ernment is working Ia agreement with
England The rumOrS are revived that
the United States intends eedIng 10
England some OF the Islands or grantina
eoallng stations there"
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MARIA TERESA LOST.
Encounters a Storm the Way to Nor
folk and Sinks.

Charleston. Nov j-The Spanish
cruiser Marin Teresa was lost In a gale
off the Bahama islands November Ist.
The crew were rescued and arrived
here this morning on the steamer VuI-
can.
The quarantine officials reported the
sinking Of the Spanish cruiser first, the
crew Of the vessel now being at quar-
antine.
The vessel was on the way under her
own steam and in tow of the tug Mer-
ritt from Santiago to Norfolk, where
she was TO be dOcked for repairs. The
tug Merritt arrived at noon and her
captain reports that the cruiser sank
on the morning of November 1st off
the Bahama group. The crew was
taken on board the convoy vessel Vul
can, all being saved. Nothing could he
done TO keep the vessel from sinking.
The Teresa was commanded by Lieu.
tenant Commander Ira Harris of the
United States navy and carried crew
numbering fifty-eight men.
Washington, Nov 5.-The Navy De-
partment received dispatch this
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SHARP WARMING TO cuBAns.
OsnSraI PersH l. ordar~d Not to ESseut-
InsurErnls Acen.sh Of pe..rank.

Santiago lie Cuba. Nov L. An In
cideut has taken place here. which j.
causing much talk among the Cuians
aud may create iil-feeliuE
The Cuban general, Perez, who hns
half dozen times announced his In.
tention to disbaud the troops under
his command. but has not yet done 20.
recently ordered the trial By court,
martial Of one Of his men on a charge
OF desertlng from the army in time Of
war The prisoner was condemned to
death, but before the sentence was
executed notification was sent to Colo
rel Ray OF the Third Immune regiment
who laid tine latter before General
Wood, commander Of the military ds-
partment Of Santiago.
General Perez was at once Informed
that II the man was executed he anI
the firing party would be hanged as
soon as the courts could legally sen.
tcncc them. He was instructed thaf
II a man committed a crime punish
able under the civil law hc should be
turned oyeo 10 the proper authorities.
who would look Into the ease. hut was
told that under no circumstances
would tribunals like those OF the pFtS-
ent insurgent army be allowed TO Try
cases and sentence prisoners 10 death,
or even TO imprisonment
Furthermore, Perez was notified that
the man now under sentence Of death
must be turned over to the American
authorities II there was a charge
against him. or be released.
Captain Chester OF the United States
cruiser Cincinnati, and a board OF or
fcers. yesterday visited the wreck Of
the Spanish cruiser, Cristobal Colon
and finally decided that work on tla
sunken warship should be abandoned
as In their opinion there is no possible
chance of raising her.
The men Of the wrecking company
VINO nave been at work on the Spanish
vessels have been ordered 10 proceed
10 Santiago harbor, there to raise Tho
Reina Mercedes and blow up the Mer.
rimac so as TO clear the channel.
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.
France Must right or Make Further Coz
ee.sions-Ge ermans's Po-itien on the
Philippines.

London, Nov. 6-The military au-
thorities at DeyoEport. the site OF the
largest naval arsenal In Great Britain,
received orders to-day for the immcdi-
ate mobilization OF all the troops In %"
western district.
The defense committee VIII mcct to
morrow
The Daily Chronicle this morning
processes to have important military
news which II would not b. advisable
TO publish without the sanction Of the
war office.
The English papers point out that
the evacuation Of Fashoda y only an
instaimcnt OF the satisfaction expected
by Great Britain, and that Francc has
yet 10 swallow the pm Of Withdrawing
from the Bahr El-Iihazai r.Eiop- Tn
der theSs, circumstances the debate in
the French Chamber OF Deputies on
Fashotia next week is eagerly awaited,
as the French government i then eX-
peCtcd to explain its Intentions regard
ing the remainder cf IN" French posts
In Nile. already established by Major
Marchand
The Berlin correspondent 81 the
Standard says:
The semi-official papers have ry7-elv-
- q hint to stop their attacks upon
America have good reason 20 b.
licyc. however. that Germany will don
her reserve 80 su0u a. 0ghcr powers
seek share In the spoiis ot the Phii
ipplnes"
The Madrid correspondent OF the
Daily Mall says spain viii sign the
peace treaty under protest
The Vienna correspondent % ihe
Times. commenting upon the irritation
OF the German press over the atiitudr
of the United States towards ID" PHI
lpplne question. says
1T has but little ituPogtapcr. aud is
only likely 10 excite the srGru and do
fancp Of the Amsrlcans and tend 10
confirm them in their determination 20
keep the Philippines. The Frrmdeulau.
IN temperate article that give- the
German papsrs an example Of impair
TALLY. recognizes that q i purely a
question for the Americans to decide
for themselves"
The Berlin correspondent of the
Times. after giving extracts from an
other long and violent article iu the
EolnIscbc Zeitung. declares that The
fate az the Philippines cannot he a
matter Of indifference In Germany and
expresses the opinion that such utter
auc,ss win only "stlffcn the attitude ~
the Emitted States
Paris. Nov O-The Matln to-day con
firms the report that the government
win Instruct Major Marchand 10 r.
turn 10 France with his expedition
from FasbOda by way % Jihutil, on
the Gulf Jf Alden. -thc only route c9u.
Sistcnt with French dignity"
The paper expresses the hope that
the national haE will not again D. lii,
vOlvei in such small colonial enter
prise unless SUCCESS = assured bsfars'-
hand. both dlplomhtically and by adt'-
quate support
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sErong rIert ter prrer.

Washington, Nov. Admiral Bunce
telegraphed the Navy Department To-
day that the cruiser Buffalo, Command.
er Hemphill, had sailed at noon for the
Philippines via the Suez.
The gunboat Helena sailed yesterday
for the same destination With these
accessions coming immediately upon
the heels of Captain Barker's squadron
of transports and GOLFERS Admiral
Dewey viii have Formidable fleet.
probably second in offensive power to
only one European nation. namely
England. In eastern waters IL ~ not
believed. however, that he viii have
need for all this, and he viii doubtless
be able to spare some OF these vessels
which may be In need Of repairs TO r.
turn TO Mare island.
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NEWS FROM SANTIAGO
RAYS MEN FIGHT
cuBANS.
COLONEL
Geasrai P.rss reid rhat Insurgents May
Bs Treated HAadits->Hnsiipa. -
Glhsr.-s.nsr.i Wood tssiefstlx.hts

Santiago dc Cuba, Nov t.--CoioBel
Ray Of the Third Immune regiment rc-
torts a recent affray ON THE Santa lsa-
bel plantation between his men, who
were guarding cattle. and some fifteen
Insurgents. Three Of the Hculsus arc
believed 10 have b,-cu wounded. but
their comrades carrisd them on
Colonel Ray sent Cor thc Cuban gen
sral. Perez. and questioned him regard
Ing the matter. declaring that be was
positive that the men were ut Ierez :
command. as they were aii armed and
wore Cuban Cockade- lie Insisted that
II perez kept his men under arms be
should also keep ihsm IN camp,
Il cannot understand your ohisct.
said Colonel Ray 20 PeT1. I'm eontin-
ting your men zrmcd on the Amrfi-
can territory. Arr they armed az
against the AuIrFicausg There arr NJ
SpAuiaris In arms within a huudrr,l
miles. What T. fbs uscssSity OF doing
what csn only lead 20 further trouble
General Ps-reE sid b. wuuld Issue
orders restraining his men from siml
lar attacks. Colonel Ray replied;
4 shall treat all armed Cuitan-
causht stealing or trgiuE fu steal eat.
H. as bandits Tksre v ua vNu~on why
ihsse men should not 30 70 WORK
Colonel BorTup has eOusplcicf his
schedule OF the guns captured from the
SpanInnds 10 bss shipIed north The %
tai number s. iai. varying from IL
inches up 10 - inchs- In caiIt-v Tterr
are NJ tsinch bronze picoe<. thrcc strs,i
guns and al cast,lron guns In aidi-
tiou to this orstBauCr there arr =3tr'
Afauscr rites And 100000 sarirtige-
Dr. woods8n- mc,ilcsi iust-rtar "
the military department. 0f SantsAgu.
who arrived here yesterday. reports
that on his arrival ~ Giiaru with COL
onsl Ho0yfs regiment BE- discovered
more than half thu Population suffer
inE from smallpox. There psgc aisu
many cases of typhoid aud dys@nisry
lie went immediately 70 wurk and sys.
irmaticaily Isolated tbc houses. insist
iuE upon the regiment tthe Ss-rond I'm
mune-i being eaDprd Ia a Eeaithfui
location u-dF the sra.
Every effort -SfIl b. made 20 preycai
the American and spanish SOLDIER
from frairruiziuE. a. the Spaniaf,is
come from HolEuln. ahouf thigty-scVru
miles from Gibsra. and arr liable 70
carry infs-'tiun. tbr " holr country D..
tween tho two towns being thiekly
populated aud plague = scattered all
sl1nE the route
Medical supplies ar hadiy naS-itd.
also delicacics for the eouvairsesnts.
and the situation ofers an rxecil~nf
opportunity for aur4,- znd drc,uFs of
the Red Cross.
General Weed NM sooa lsave 10
make a personal inspection " tho
points visited hy pr. Woasis1u. despite
the advice nf his friends not 90 do 50,
The military governor = simply iniic-
faiisabis In tbs line q duty lie VIII
send Dr. Wopdson back 10 Gitaro. uu
the steamer itsina de- Los AnEvies
with five doctors and a large puantify
Of supplies.
General Wood says be knew II tbs
epldemic. which has tssca continuous
Tor thr"s years, and had every rSan tn
Colonel HCod's regiment vHcclnatsd
He bclieTes that none VIII be stricken