The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-06-26


mtH o. noe radical sfi nafr.
tom ptfgtt prospects it ia probable
fN.t ESQ Uf. tUfHI nrn NIl ir uttHiIrI
fUn fatIiUshIp OfClon n0d tHr
'r.Nntr Sew DfilHUr. ufd perhaps from
t.o 600 rer brooklyn. Adm fn uemo, q
IItti "a Dfru NFH f.NH tH O.. placed
In ur.fft With re- Few OMC,ts aud 10
trHii force of mc1 90 ,ar. Cor lsr 1ha
Nil ta dome at once. iu ODD probability
0r tbc ship will hr ordered 90 THku the
Sew Dritars is 90 Manila ard hgr ds-
Segment 60 Taku .s believed 90 hc ,ct-
tain. Thc brooklyn b at CaVitc. She
may also join Admiral kempn7s force at
the mouth OF the Pei no river or be
placed In reserve Admiral Remey re-
taining his naE on her Through these
arrangements the landing force IA
china could bc augmented by at least
I Loo men, seamen ana mar mes.
WASHINGTON, June i5.-lt seems
probable that, after ALL the United
I states troops I'm the Phil ppincs will be
called upon to furnish contingent to
assist IN the rescue Of the foreign mis-
scenarios in China, and In the protection
/ of the foreign embassies and legations,
/ a great change has come over the Ad-
minstration in this regard, for as late
! as yesterday there was "A firm determine
/ ton not to go beyond the employment OF
marines and sailors, There was h
such purpose when the Cabinet met
/ this morning and there is even now a
: disposition to limit the United States
/ forces employed to the Navy, if sufficient
/ force can be secured from that brancn
/ of the service SO inquiries are beng
made of the Navigation Bureau and IN
/ turn Admiral Remey. to see to what oN-
tent the United States forces in China
can be augmented. 1t is realized that
the small force now engaged is entirely
] disproport onate, when compared with the
4 foreign contingents, to the interests OF
the United States
There is reason to believe that the
navy has done all that il can do with
safety in China at this stage and that
recourse must be had to the Army. Al
ready Admiral Remey has indicated that
he cannot spare more marines, and ne
Is looking to the Navy department tor
another battalion TO replace the men ne
has been obliged to Withdraw from the
naval station at CaN!te to assist Admiral
kempn.
There is genuine heeu Tor al inc
available marines at taNile, ana IL IL
said here that the naval vessels IN tht
Philippines are tully ana prohtably en-
gagged in scouting through the aIchlpela-
so and preventing the LANDING OF INDUS
tering expeditions win supp les. mere
| fore it is admitted mat the CABINET is
seriously considering the ulspatch oi
not be gotten to Ton-tsin IN less thah
week even II the order ior lnelr EN-
PIuy shou'u 10 loi N wa,u r 1ouaS,
ine i'.otu Us VI w ,,t,,
sIo" th"t 'hcic "ic nv" ~ ~ ~ W
r,yventietb Infantrv and nne botterv eacr
Of the Third Fourth. Fifth and Sixth
Artillery less than 1000 soldiers alto
rether There are however. no less than
~ 600 soldiers distributed among the va
rIous commands outside of Manila and
some of these would certainly be ca leo
upon to furnish garrlsons for the city in
case the above mentioned troops should
be sent to China.
Amonp the foreign representatlycs I'm
Wosbinpton the Inflammation that the
United States would probably augment
it's military force in China was received
with satisfaction, especially in English
and Japanese circles. Mr. Nabishims,
the Japanese Charge d'Ana.res, pointed
out that the forwarding of a large m Ii
tary force by any one of the European
powers would excite suspicion and oppo-
stion, whereas such a course by the
United States was absolutely above sus-
plcion. While no Joint request had been
made on this Government to act yet, he
said, the other powers would speedily ac
"a s,,s "e''o anu 'pi'"D rs '''
<h'iiiAl al iN'AH'S ''A'''' ~ wv +N.'HS ~
partment this morning as follows
"CAVITE, June 15.-At Kempff's re-
quest / shall send the Iris about the
10Th with coal and stores for 800 men for
three months. REMEY."
TIL. rr;s is a htg collier and drstillipp
shin Nine hundred mo, mentioned m
tbe cabIegron, make nm tbo nersonnaI of
tho norshin. New.rl, tho Monocacv NOW
on tho wot 70 TaLu and tho Yorltown
ar Cbefoo with tho marine contingent
ashore in China
ine Oh hiii i. iea 'lI VI e'se ''Sssn6
~ the iliuieateu opiiiipn Vi Au Una. a.
hel'Pii that .he s,urpahoes III on! .,
may pe eNpee'eu " iaet seHei"i i'ioi''"s
AT ieasl'
Official dispatches received In dlplo-
matte quarters today are far from reas
surfing as regards the progress OF the
eNpeditionary force toward Peking. one
of the official dispatches said that great
difficulty was experienced In securing
suffic ent water for the pressing needs OF
the inferno tional party. There are no
running streams near the present locali-
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