Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 5, 1898 · page 3

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

A A Decisive Battle [on the "Ocean
‘ 5 Niy III that Stroll" ‘

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Washington, May bit is said on the
best authority that: all the energies at
the administration will be from now on
devoted to the extermination of the
Ipanish ileet, supposed to be selling to
Parts Rico, and that military opera-
lions in Cuba will have to wait until a
decisive battle has been fought on the
With Spain's ileet rapidly steaming
westward, there would not'be time td‘

reduce Havana until that ileet must be ‘

diet. it is also thought to be inadvis-

Mdblb’to risk the disabling or any 0, we.

rod vessels at Admiral Sampson's
:orpmand by the guns of Morro Castle
before the Spanish fleet had been met.
. W h this ileet once swept from the At-
ian‘tic Admiral Sampson could concen-
trate tor the attack upon Havana an 0v.
erwhelming force.

The pulley of the adminhtratlon will
be to make the campaign against Ha-
vane short and decisive. in order to do
thiii‘an attenuate land force must have
the co-operstion of all the armored ves-
sels that can be brought into service

from the bombardment at Morro Castle ,

. and the other defences of Havana bar-g
bor. .,

if the present plans of the war board
are carried out there is no reason to
believe that there will soon be a union
of the heaviest ships under Admiral
Sampson’s immediate commandhwlth
the vessels of the flying squadron

The three auxiliary cruisers, St. Lou-
is, Harvard and Yale, are now scouring
the Atlantic in search of the Spanish
fleet. The St. Paul will also go out as
soon as her armament has been com-
pleted. Each of these vessels has a dc-
ilned cruising area, and the ocean is di-
vided between them in such a way that
it is believed to be impossible for the
Spaniards to avoid them.

Captain Sigsbce, of the St. Paul. and
Captain Wise, oi the Yale. have the ad-
vantage of knowing the direction in
which the Spanish ileetssiled. and this
will be of great advantage to them in
' locating it upon the ocean, as its ap-
proximate speed is known. and its pro-
bable location at any given hour can
be figured out. As soon as one of the
nugiliary vessels sights the Spanish
fleet and ascortnins its location and di-
rection the comandlng oillcer wlll pro-
ceed to the nearest cable station and
communicate with Washington.

The movements of the fighting ficct
under Admiral Sampson will be gov-
erned by this information. it will be
his object to meet the Spanmrds and
give battle before they can either res Ich
It cooling base or strike any American
holnt toward which they may be head-
ed.

There is little anxiety felt hero as to
the outcome of the battle that will on-
sue when Admiral Sampson tlnolly falls
in with the Spanish iloet. The armored
vessels at his command outnumber the
enemy’s ships. His four battleships
outclsss them in guns and armor. The
Spanish armored cruisers, however. are
all very emcient vessels. and the three
high-sped torpedo host destroys-rs arc
not to be despised.

lodshlopthstl‘hisgsia lsntisgo do
“ Cuba have WM.

Kingston. Jamaica. .bisy i-"st'lltll'
Manuel (larr. s Manualllo merchant
who left Ihcrc sis days ago and has
just arrived by the schooner Governor
Blake. ssys thst General Psndo order-
ed all the gsrrisons in eastern Cuba to
concentrate In Isassniiio. Nettvitss.
Guantsnsmo and Santiago dc Cubs.
All other places have been evacuated

dome speculators In Msnsanillo who

 

 

had ordered n cargo of food sent from

Mont a Bay. uttltlod the agent. Rich-
srd T ompsun. today. not to ship it Its
homeland” the food would be hciscd
by'l'} nisrd I.
this consul at Santiago do On.
its Tabled today that he was safe and
thdt the city was quiet. it. It. s. atom
from this port for tlsntiago do
Cu this ovoning.
Francisco Portussdo rmivod
sessssst today to send s vessel tit I-utn
tisgo dc Cuba. for 800 families.

MULIDCH NOT AT hilltl BAY.
Hong Kong. lay hwlnvestigstlon
develops the last that no verification

 

has been ob sod or the reported arri-
rat at Itiirs ii of the tinitt-d states
dossstsb at it scooters. which

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London. May B~The Ham-id correo~
pendent ot the Daily Telegraph says:

"Those who are best informed as
to the government’s view allege the
if the Spanlsh arms suffer anOther
verse like that at Cavlto the go
most would informally requ
great powers to loud their so so to

 
 
 

arrange the best possible terms of

peace tinny Liberals consider that
Spain having maintained her honor and
Justified her chivalry. can now afford
to yield to superior iorce; but it is
doubtful whether public opinion would
approve this line of action. "

"I am assured that the government.

would be content to cede Cuba to the
United States. would not pay indem-
nity. because unable. Well informed
politicians here regard the war as prac-
tically terminated and that toward the
end of May it will become history.
What will follow however. it is dlili-
cult to forester. All the elemnts at a
long civil war in Spain are unfortun-
The govern-
ment and the 'Liberal party are popu-

‘ ' "my “New “Will’ttmpuustme for me

war. The Republicans possess no dur-
able chance of ocean. The conserva-

tives and dot-lists are. the great parties

of the future- The economic Questioh.

. however, will come to the front first,

for hunger cannot wait."

The Standard says: “There
growing impression lIt' ofi‘lclal quarters
that the Queen Regent and the Span-
lsh government favor some rrange-
ment that brill lead to the es; ‘ ‘ '
ation of the war. it is her.

Austria is noxious to intervene. VIII

Germany has spccial reasons to desire
some urrnngemcnt which will not cont-
promlsc the future of the Philippines."

,

HARM WELL DWI)”.

Prime Iterator Ssgssts Denies that
Philipplnslistsncoswsro Poor.
(By Associated Press.) ,
Madrid. May b-ln an interview
Prime Mlnistet’ Sagusta emphatically
denied that there was anything amiss
wltltthc defences of the Philippine ls-
lnnds. He declared that Manila was

 

’wcll defended with modern guns and

there wcrc plenty of skilled gunners
there. The total garrison of the city
numbered 8,000. if the Yankees rec-
koned on the aid of too Insurgents in
capturing the city they would find
themselves woefully mistaken. When
questioned concerning Commodore
Dewey's feat in entering the harbor un-

‘der cover of. the night without being dc-

tected, Senor Sagastu said that he was
not surprised at his doing so. lie did
not refer to the absence ofscarchllghts
on Corregidor island, which it is claim-
ed, should have been used nightly when
it was known that an attack by the
Amcrlcan squadron was immi cut. but
attributed the success of (‘o modorc
lit-,ch's plans to natural cans which
i was impossible for the Spnnis engi-
s to guard against. The . trance
to tlt boy. he said. was wide 11:? dccp
and th currents running ihc were
very str ng. which mndc mining diffi-
cult. if not Impossible.

Referring to the utter abscncc of news
from Manila the prime min'lstcr doclnr-
oil that. this was thc most disquieting
uspcct of the situation. I,

 

 

IOKLIY'I 7!.an IQUADIOI.

ills lhlps lay gotolosWithlu
twenty-four Hours.

Fort Monroe. Va.. May 6—“ is the
general espcctntlon here that thc ilylog
squadron will go to sea within 24 hours
or as soon as the cruiser Ncw Orleans
arrives. Commodore Schlcy has been
notified that the cruiser Columbia has
boon dctucbctl frd’rn the squadron nnd
that the Now Orleans will take hcr
place. So for as the lighting ultiiity is
concerned, the New Orlcans is superior
to the Columbia. being more heavily
sratoml Itnd withcu so much free
board and upper works act so a tor-
get. 0n the ships-today fire and col-
lision drills were gone through with in
a remarkably’ good manner. Lieuten-
ant (‘ommsndor Daniel Delhanty. who
is to command the Suwuucc. arrived
here this morning.

 

QllltiliN REGENT MAY‘REHIGN.
(liv Associated Press.)

' Iziildoil. May rt—A special dsspntuh to
the chronicle from Vienna says that
the family of the qtteen meat of Spain
are seriously considering the idea of
her resigning thc rogentship with the
view to averting an anti- -IIyusstic move-

meat and saving tltc throne for her son.
Home of the most indusntisl members
of tho family. however. art-opposed to
any such action.

Tho Vienna correspondent of the
Daily Telegraph says that well infom-
od circles in titst city are not deluded
by the optimistic reports that are sent
from Madrid. It is recognised that s
cstsstwphc to the Spanish dynasty is
isovitsblc. The correspondent adds
that Queen Regent Christina has been
deeply shakes by most nuts. and
”nonmetal hor lstutios of rots-
Iss s to stop the sorts m M s

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Natty chwear ;

In .neckwear, men are always looking tor .
the newest things? the novelties-db: little
conceits and fancies which everybody basn' i.. i
but which invarla y find til on way here.
We like to get things first; we generally do,
especially it it’ s neckWear.

“ Because we have all the new and novel
things is no reason why we should pots
premium on mere newness-ask higher prices.

on pay the same here whether a novelty
. has been out a day or a Week, or longer
. - Pulls, bows. Sprin ties. tour-in-

,_ hands. made ties and nm e to tie, at Mo
prices, 50c and 25c.
- Big silk ties for small ecks, of most
' generous proportions,’ ill beauli ul plaids, 50c.
- and 25c.
As with neckwcar, so with shirts—the
newest and nattiest find their way here first. .
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il hi on our u‘fmfli " usr

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DAILY

Freight Line

II‘I’WIIN

NORWALK. SOUTH NORWALK
AND NEW YORK

PROFILLIII

Cityoillotualk ,Flllttii and Eagle.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ der in a bu lness-like manner.

" ‘7 NEH—Ill [gum

- presence of he soldiers.

 

1g sndlsttoryAArrivo
ind-potlisatic.

. Nlantir. Clumwn was 3: if»
o'clock yestI rosy w n a'/ special

train rolled Into the East Lyme and
Ntanttc statit . bearing the ilrst detail
of armed t upslwhlch go to make up
Connecticut's quota of vol tears for
service undeI- the flag of he United
States The train which was a mixed
one. of passenger coaches and baggage
cars. carriedl the two platoons con-
stltutlng Hosiery A Light artillery, of
(luill‘ord and Bradford, and the Yale
battery made up ,of some of the most
prominent ml tubers of the senior class
at‘thc New h oven University.
The memlr rs of the "Regulars."

thc linttery i men are known, in con-
tradistinctlou to the Yale men. tum-

 
 
 

, bled from tht trnin carelessly and took

their positiots in line in marching or-
‘ Their
lmpedimentsiwere not elaborate. and in
mI'Iny cases were so abbreviated as

to be capable of conflnment in cigar

boxes and 1small bundles carelessly
thrown over the should r. The Yale
tummy u.t"‘maus”rar
their lmggag which. stowed in hand-
some dress s‘ it cases. occupied congld-
crableroom n the baggage care. The
collegiaue pr mptly formed and follow
ing the "regt lar" battery men. march-
ed solemnly lo the campgrounds. The
"regulars ion it as a matter of course

 
 

 

dents there ivatt none of that hilarity
so characteristic of college youths: and
the Ynleslalhs marched well. their

. faces Indicat ng their appreciation of

the serious ork upon which they had
entered. U n rcachlng the camp
grounds they were received informally
by Adjutant eucrnl Haven, who order-
ed thcm' shot It to their quartersywbich
are located near the river. After reach-
ing their quarters the studehts and
"regulars" picked out. their toms and
the. former I gun the preliminary du-
'tios as soldiers. The trains throughout
the day bavt brought many recruits, a
large numbc muting from New Lon-
don. A dclc ation front the Third reg-
lmcnt was h re to rcccivo the boys of
the First as ‘ hey arrived. '

Large crowds blocked the r streets
about. the do t. and rcpcatodly cheered
the men as ‘ hcy mnrcltcd along. The
village was at last awakened to the
Flags are on
every hand Ind bicycles gully trimmed
with buntin darted in and around the
crowd all tht afternoon. The men we
sentcd a finelsppearance as they match-
cd into the tented field to “the music of
the regiment ll band, while the onlook-
ers npplaudcl on every band. The sol-
diers were iormed in front of their
quarters on the parade grounds and
then sent to. bolt company strcclu.

 
 

to: sum.

patent of Projectiles Left

tlly 3Assoclutcd Press.)

Washington. May l'y—Thc navy dc-
partmcnt has secured two vessels. the
Australia uni the City of l’ckln. in Sun
Francisco. which will be loaded with
cool and supplies and rushed off to join
Acting lteuI Admlr‘nl Dewey's licct.
thihcr or not they will carry troops
will llt‘ dctctmlncd positivcly when the
rear untirnl is board upon this muttcr.
Tltc navy d‘purtmcnt is hurrying to-
gcthcr on cit-optionally lurge stock of
ammunition to go forward on tttc (‘ity
of Pcklu toirccruit tho nmmuultlon oi
Acting Heat Admiral licwcy's ilcct.
'l’ho first shipmcnt of prolcctilcs left
New York ycstcrdtty and udditiottnl
shlpmr-uis ulll bc mndc until the fttll

San ll‘roncitlto within the next ten days.
There will II‘ n total of more than 20.-
000 pt'oJoctilcu of various onllbrc and
weight. For the four big t-IuIIt-luch
guns of the Olympic there will be 500
cigbt-IIp-lt siccl armor piorcln‘g projoc-
iilcs wolgbit g about 900 pounds cut-II.
It‘or the sisliuch guns of tho ()Iyutlu.
Iiultimorc II II iioston. altd othcr Itltlps
there will to 1.000 stool projectiles.
The other shipmcnts will include about

' moon six-ptund rltto balls. 2.000 lico-

Iucltshclls. l .000 three-pound bulls and
3.000 onc-Isttnd halls.

souun unusual) or times.
, lily Associated Press.)
Now Yor ‘ May Il—Tlto following Ito-

tlce has ‘ ed in the olden ot the
d its Hook pilots. and
hip odl . . "The eastern

New York al

in all claim
entrance to New Yorlt rbor. in the
vicinity of tort Schuyler and WllIot's
Point. at th western sud of long is-
lsnd Sound. ls. dofsndod by submarine
mines. A l in channel through the
mines is,m ed by whtto buoys. To
avoid sorloti danger In these waters
use this chat not and psossgo through."

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"AVG" It? “All. m TilIXAI.
ttlyAssocIstsd Press-l

Fort Wed II. Tssss. lay il-«A rain
and hail std In or grost severity swept
over North ’iesss last night. The rain-
fsii was vorI heavy. asinosviiio lo cut
on from Isgrsphie oostmunicstion
and than w so trsiss out from there
osthols reread. Thorssrssov-
orsi carcass of dots volunteers hero

 

 

‘bad kidney trouble ior adong time '

 
 

mid swung nl ng easily. Among the stu-~ .

quota of po dcr and shot will be in

lies-ass it is the ”Expo

South Norwslklclilw.

sndCanRosd lly be
investigated.

,oSulipqse you wrrr an utter s . ;
to n urgc my. and had complete:

yo way. whose guidance sold "z .
pig: the most confidence in,a . ‘
cr’ I. lost like oursell. or I reside
born and bred to the city? When a I
reaches the oiling of a strange

‘wbosc baud directs the tiller, and brill
her sale to her outings? A t

rcudcr titpl'ild upon the more,
published lrom bong tide South NM
walk citizens. or those originally 11
in every ltulc and corner of the

except our own South Norwsllt still
szttburbfl Read this $0th No

aMrs. Flizabcth Plutt. No. 131i
betlt strect. says: "1 am 77 year 9‘
and the mother of a large inm‘i

'vcry scvcrc backache-Ii, and to,
matters worse. some two and s.
years ago rheumatism attacked me-
was so bad that my hands and Dliit‘l
were of no usc to me. I took'D
.Kidney Pills and they did me
ididmotsufier as I didr My
disappeared and the rheumatism
much better. l think I can Intel
if they il'.‘ lpcd people of my oxen 3&;&
so badly. they will help anyone.’ , “
can get Dean's Kidncy Pills at R“
tcd's drug‘ store. All (ltalcrs have thcili.‘
or they will be sent by mail on receipt;

 

 

of price, ocutts. by writing to Fosters»
Milbum 0.. SBuffalo, N Y., sole agétil
for the U. Remember the name-'4»

Doan' s--nodS take no substitute.

 

—Aeoton breaks up a sold.

 

Children like It; It saves their tires,
We mean One Minute Cough Cure,
infallible remedy for coughs, cot
croup, bronchitis, grlpvo. - and
throat and lung troubles. E. P. W
Norwalk; 0. C. Stillson; So. Nor

0“!!ch

We.

 

 

can." The drugglst recognised I
household name for "DeWitt's “lilo

of those famous little pills for consti-
pation, sick headache, liver and atolls
ach troubles. E. P. Weed, Norwslk:
G. C. Stillson, So. Norwslk.

Thirty-fire years make a generation.
That is how long Adolph Fisher, of
Znnesville. Ohio. suffered from pilh.
lie was cured by using three boxes at
Dertt's Witch Hazel Salve. it. P.
Weed, Norwalk; 0. C. Stillm, So.
Norwalk.

 

-Aceton cures Is Gripps.

 

ANOTHER (use or nonunts‘rtsu
cotton or CHAMBERLAIN'B -
PAIN BALM. ‘ .

My son was siliictcd with rheuma-

until he was unable to walk. After
using one and a half bottles of Chadd
itcrlnin's i’nln llalm he was ablo who
about again. i can heartily recommend
it to persons suffering from rho
tism.—.lohn Snider. ‘Freed. Cal ‘
(kt. W. Va.
South Norwnlk. and E.

P. Weed. Nor-
walk. ‘

 

CAITOflIJ'a “

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III.

Int.

nanny waao ssacusa solo.

"it Is a sin to neglect your h‘ith.”
Why do you do it, when you know M

 

"Joe ilhung Yook Series" will our. or
your money is rcfunded‘f No. 1 m
Rheumatism: 2 cures La Gripper
cures a cough or cold. 4 cures Mani;
5 is o. perfect Itppetislng tonic; d m

up. Trial bottle of each retnody. 10%
or cut this out and got one free; 1, ,
l‘tiff‘i‘t'lii‘int on application. Charles S:
Finch. iii? Washington street. solo
agent for South Norwsik. Conn.

 

.It is a great loop from the old M-
ionod doses or blue masssnd am
physics to the plosssnt ittio glib
known as lioWitt's Little

walk: 0. c. Stillson. do. Norysih. ‘ .

 

Thousands or suitorsrs tro- . ,
hsvo boon restored to health. up
Minute Cough Ours. it quickly
coughs. colds. bronchitis. . ,
grippo. sstttms. and all om ,.
lung diseases. 1!. P. Wood. .

0.0. Itiilsoo. Ioutlt Harwell.

Isrhlshssd laid to have!“ ‘
lotteries of m ‘
’ lily Assoolstsd Tress.)

New York. hisy b~A Ker VII.
clul to tho l’rosa oars: Glam
boon hombw’rded. Not only \
iisrblehesd siioncc tho hattorimfl;
town on the afternoon of'AlI. “
shelled the town itself. m
with the buildings ssd com
sands of the inhabitants to tho. . .
Theshootisg stthorortswss'
thousands yards. As as“ so
were disabled Captain r

 

 

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pilot' 9 or a green turn '3? Whose opi .
tons, experience and statements cunt

Early Risers," and gave him a bottlo‘

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Stimulating l’ills cure Import-nests ,7,
Is the Children's iiclief Soothing I", ,

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They euro constipation. sick m ‘
Ind bliliollllldfl. no Pl Widow“ I

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

—Aceton does not afloat the hurt, '

A little boy asked for a bottle or"
"get up in the morning as fast as you '

item which contracted his right limb V

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