wellington. April il-o’l'hc hall! oi
lionctoractipnareabontm
pitted. andtbcwwltianaancedto
Meeting details; 11» army la being
mobilized, and all that'rcnalna to in-
law will Gian-II 0'
ainipmctita. wia atatail at the navy
' ditty, the interact he been
gleaned o! availabig vccacla and it now
comes to manning and perfecting the-
thoda 0! communication and Wr-
The O’iliggincwaa the last deairahie
ahip of any alas in light. and it has
been authoritatively “pounced that all
hope of getting her baa been abandon-
, «mm finely, of the Lite Saving
mice, has conferred with Anni-taut
Secretary Roosevelt on employing men
01 the coast service in a regularly or.
ganlaed ayatem of reporting war ves-
Ialc sighted at points remote from ordi-
nary ports of entry.
A novel departure in naval practice,
.h the formation of a marine hatnl-
ion to" ‘ y the North Atlantic
Squadrcili" is a 7W or colonel
Hayward. who, being authorized to do
so, haa taken unit to put it into imme—
diatc client
The quartermaater-genernl' 3 de—
unmet of the army in rushing work
on tenth and tea: Humane. Ordinur'
ily the . than nre at this
clue of goods ta; confined in Phila
dclphia, but recently the department
haa dontrictcll" to? Itching them at St.
Tonia, flew York and Chicago.
italic a Wheat or tents nu
been allotted to the militia ot thectates
under the act of Congrats The war
partmt will need about 200 men a»
paeltcra tor the tattle team" now being
collected ivy Captain Thoma: Croce. at
chertton Barraclta. Puck trains will
be useful in the mountains of Cuba.
and where the roadc are bad. The chief
pct-ken will get 8100 a month: sargn-
doru. 815. First clue packers. $50. and
mood charm
General ‘Wilaon. chic! of engineers,
haa lnrntahed to the secretary of war a
list or engineer olden who, with (etc
eaeeptioaa. are available to immediate
centre with the army in the ticld.
’It’ includes the names of nearly every
odlcer oi the engineer department
throughout the United States. in lhl
event or hoatllltiea the engineer odice
will torn: a corps ot oflo‘era to auiat
the army in the ileld. 'l'he bouillon
o! engineer: at Willet'a Point. N. Y,
douhtIeaa will he called upon to lurniah
then. and recourse will he had to thr
talent at the West Point Military and.
emy.
Whitehall. N. Y.. April ill—~15",
special traina hearing the Twenty-nut
Mutant, U. 8,. regular: lett I’Inttn—
hot: at noon today. and will connect
with the West Shore at Albany about
5:30 thia evening.
New York. April le~Pitty United
States marina arrived It tho.- navy
yard here thla morning tram tile Nor-
folk navy yard.
Wuhlngton, April lil-Troow A. Ii.
6 and ll. of the Sixth cavalry. from
Port llyer. paaced through the city thin
morning on their way to Chicknmnuga
They paaaed in review belore Setrctnry
Alger and General Milan and were
greeted with by the crowd along
the atreeta. W
Bulalo, ll. 7., April lHtotnpany E.
of the Thirteenth regiment. I'nitod
Dtatec army. arrived here from Port
Maura. last night, and joined the
tour companies stationed at l'ort Pop
tor. The live companies will leave for
Tampa cl 3 o'clock this ctternoon.
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By Aaaocialed l’ma.
St. Paul. ltina. April lD-Ii la the
which at an unity onion that Colonel
Bacon will not have a aimote an com-
mander ot the department of Dakota
and it it hinted that a large force of
militia will he placed under hia rom-
mend.
Advicea have been received that tho
. Indiana in the Well are giving sci»
ol dialnrltaam The brutea in
Ohlahoma are already pcrvinltatlng in
"no danrca" and a diatnrhed condition
in apparent in other cilia. it la
thought that the Indiana will take ad-
vantage ol the chceare at the rtgnlarc
to heme trouble-one.
II that there ahoutd he an ladlnn up-
rlclag the nice" in the regular army
will he hadly mic-ed. they are tat-ii.
it! with the ladian ehiclaand know
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I WORED CRUISER CPIS'TOBAL COLOR
The Criatohal C olon ta an armored emitter of the Curios V type. Her lint
W 9mm ,01 two ll inch titles and live 0 twin rnpid tire gone. The former
throw panama o! 500 pounda weight and the guns are cnpuhlo of tliscbnrgv
leg twelve 70 pound theta every minute. She ought to prove a dangerous cnc-
totaar in a fight.
The Vimya to 840 teat long. h‘hc in an armored cruiaerot about 7,
tons diaplaoemcnt. Ber speed in something over 20 knots an hour, and aha
a battery eonciattng 0! two it inch, ten 5.5 inch. eight 6 pounderaud
i ponder guns. She haa an armor belt at 12 inchcc over her moat "11an
parta.
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FIRST CLASS BATTLESHIP PELAYO.
The Pelnyo in the only lint elm battleship owned by the Spaniards. She
la modern in every respect. ller dicplaoement in 9.5100 tom, and Ithe carries n
particularly heavy battery. Sim lit, however. more than 1,000 tons smaller than
the lndiana and Iowa at our navy, and caprrte declare that cite would not ho a
latch for either at them in a tea fight.
W CRUISER mrmm mm malt; .
The lulanta Maria Teresa in no tntwh liltc the Vlmaya and Moria-uh
(innuendo that it la pounce-try to delivering her. Lilia her aiatcr ahipa, did is a
powerlnl lighting machine in proper liantla. islhe it one of the lavoritc m
With the “which populace. poaaihly brawn-o 0! her name.
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TORPEDO BOAT DESTROYER TERROR.
The Terror ot the Spaniah navy la a email veaacl, while the Terror of the
United Shana navy lament the very large mil. She beluga to that clan
from which much it expected in once ol hoatilitiec. but d! which little la yat
known pnaitivcly—iho torpedo heat daetroycr. She ic at 406 tona diaplucnicnl,
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their rapid tire gum. The riflea throw projectiles weighing 500 W
and the rapid lire gnna are able to discharge twelve 70 pound chota a ‘
UNARMORED CRUISER INFANTA ISABEL.
Tito lnlunta label is no unannoted cruisernnd would not prove u very fili-
midnhlo antagonicl tor mmt modern warships. She belongs to the mi”. 3 _
ac the Reina Crictinn, Altman x11 and Altoneo x111. She is, like the Inlanla ' ‘
Marin Term. 0nd of the pet ships of the Spanish populace.
UNARMORED CRUISER NUEVA ESPANA.
The Know Etpanu in con oi tho fins: anruhipn which‘nnval caldera a” >
accnatomed tn doaignato a: "8.000 cannon," although aim in really not gulp
no large. She in an nnnrntorctl mim. Ill'l’ battery in not heavy, and cite would
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