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NN... SATURDAY. MAY I. 1898.
TWOI'
I
I Sank Eleven Spanish Ships, “Silenced the Batteries, Cut the Cable
' - Himself, and has Manila Bay and Everything
. ‘ ‘ * ElseCompletely at his Mercy.
‘ DESPATCHES FROM Tan COMMODORE
TELLING or Ins BRILLIANT TRIUMPH.
. Brought to Hong Kong by the McCulloch and Received at the Navy Department Early this Morning-
Marjnes Eli'ect a Landing at Cavite. where they Take Possession of the Fortifications and Hold
250 wounded Spaniards as l’risoners—-—The Town at the'Mercy of the Americans, and it Can be
Taken at Any Time—Not in Serious NeEd of Anything at Present-Spain's Loss Enormous.
(By Associated Press.)
Washington. May 7~Notwlthstan'd-
ing the fact that everybody for several
days past hasbeen in momentary ex-
pectation of cable advices from Commo- V
dore Dewey, the town was thrown into
the wildest excitement at breakfast
time this morning by theclssue of ex—
tra. papers announcing the arrival of
the MeCulloch at Hong Kong with drs-
patches of the engagement from Com-
modore Dewey. The publication oi
IIsiewspaper deepetchesdclllng oi’ terri-
ble mortality among the Spanish anti
the escape of American forces. men and
ships from serious injury added to "the
excitement and to the intense satisfac-
tion with which the long expected now
was received. '
There was an instant rush of news-
paper men to the navy department to
secure further information from ofllcial
- sources, and perhaps dismayed by the
number and impetuosity of the news-
paper contingency the oflicials of the
navigation bureau, where cipher des-
patches are transcribed and translated,
promptly closed and locked their doors
againstlnvnslon. One of the officers of
the bureau has. htiEn on duty every mo-
ment of the twenty-four hours for s~II’-
cral weeks past. _ . .
leaking the First lows. '
'i‘ll.I state department has the honor
of rcclving the first news. it came in
the shape of a csblegram of three words
from l'nited States Consul Wildmau III
liong Kong. and was as follows:
“i‘iong-IKong. McCullock. Wildman."
That is the usual fortn in which naval
movements are reported by cable. This
dcsputch was received by Third As-
sistant Secretary Gridlcr. who was tar»
III-d out 0! his ('Ol. by a messenger boy
at 4:40 o'clock this morning. .‘IIII ml-
val oiliclals were promptly notified and
awaited with intense interest the III-II-
patch. which was expected to IuIrIIly
follow from I nmtnodore Dewey.
About 9:30 Manager Mart-an. of ”W
Western Union Telegraph company. op-
poared at the department. bringing
with him It sheet comprising four Illli‘x
of the mysterious tarpon which multcs
up the naval cipher. llo Ililllill'tl this
directly to IIlI-cretnry lIonII. who sound
at It. for n Moment and lilnlt'il it IIII l‘
to Lieutenant WlIltIlIIIIIIy. one of IIIII
‘I-lphcr cxportII oi the navigation Illll‘t'illi.
for translation ltllo ltlugllrh.
Than the IIocretnIy InnIlo II pl victim
of sittlnlt down at l in dash III IIIIIIIIIIIII
other business hilt it was plain III III-
seen that in spirit he had Joined the
anxious nownpsptr llltm nnII nillciIIbI
who throngt-d the reception room and.
the corridors waiting for the III-wn.
couples Naval Cipher.
The mural cipher la ouc of the hand
complex ill the world. 'l‘lII'IItI IIIIIIIlIg-III
name in words of strange form tlou lil-
iton from all languages. Those Words
are turned by the translation clcrlol to.
to groups of ilgnros nod IIIIIIIII in turn
are resolved into their equivalent III
English. All mistakes tiIIIII.
Meanwhile. Bncutsry Alger. hcnrlult
of the "point of the news. had come ov-
er front the war department to III-c lIlIt
wileuurs. but he also was obliged in
wait patiently tor the translation.
senator Hear. It member of that lot»
who rotations committee. tiso iolncd
lscrotsry long and wsiu-Iinpon the
cable experts. About 10 o'clock it pro-
Isissnt «aim are the newspaper molt
I short abstract at the osblegram so for
as received. 'lhls only whettod the in-
tonal oi the crowd in waiting. When.
, an hour later. Secretory Long appeared
with a copy of the translation cipher
tahlshntl. ”assassin-hit»,
Mbh.wbatthammrysoodosa. forts. Nomination-strewn”-
”Wt-ribonucle-
he had been forced. the following cable-
gram:
Reading the OabIegram.
"Manila. May l-I—Siqundrou Itt Manila
at daybreak this morning. lmnII-Ilia—
tely engaged the enemy and destroyed
the"iollowing Spanish vessels: itclnn
Christina. Castillo. Don Antonin dc lil—
loo. lsla Ile Luzon. lsla Ile Cuba. (lcu.
lmzo. Marques de Duero (Yorrco. Val-
asco. Isla de Mindanao. II transport and
water battery at Cavltc. 'l‘lIII squadron
is uninjured and only a few men an-
slightly wounded. Only means of tcl-
(graphing is to American consul at
lionfih’oug. I shall communicatc with
him.
"tSlgnoIli
"lltIII'ey."
it. was noticed that the calIlIIgram. as
olllclnlly promulgated did ‘not entirely
agrcI- with the brief summary of its
points which had been previously xiv-In
out. and the lmmI-Iiiatc presumption
was that III the short time IIIII-orIlIIIl
for consideration. the officials conclu-
IlI-Ii that It. was public policy to cxpluu
Italic tlu- tlmptllI-h. ‘
Thus. as made public. it i‘illillilllI'tl
IIII rI-lcrcncc to the cutting of the tar
be IIy Admiral "away; in IIl-‘ iaI-t III.II
ho had luckI-II men to lake poetIIIIItIIlIuI
III‘ ”I“ place. and finally that be h Id llII-
cutll'c buy ni' Mnnlllt lit hilt tIItIt'I-y.
First of Two or lore
it was ulao noticed that the III-IIp.IIIIiI
lIIIrI- tlIt- dot» of May l. The Mcl'ul-
IIIIIlI t‘ililitl ttnl IIIII'II. tIIIcIIpltIIl llllii‘t' than
six days In quklult tllc IIborl trip ni'i'llhii
to Hon“ Kong. ‘l’ltct'cfnrc. it was Inl-
IIIIIIllIItI-ly IInIuIItIIIIl that tho Itlmvlv IchI-
sage. 'l‘ho-depttrtment, at ‘10 o'clock. af-
ter the ilrst message was at hand. was
still receiving III-eta of the cipher code
from the. ’l‘elegruph company. while the
clphcr experts were still at Work lIII-
bind the heavy closetl doors of the nav:
igatlon bureau.
Can Take Knolls at Will.
Shortly before noon Secretary Long
lcft the navy tiepartmcnt'for the White
House and an nlllclal confirmation was
made that a second ticspatcll from
(‘nuImoIlIIro lIIIIwI-y had been received.
The secretaty carried this with him to
the White House. and penIlingIthI cou-
lcrcucc. with the President filer-II was
lutrnse cage-Incas muting thII walling
crowd III icon} the contents of thc sI-II-
ond IIIIspniI-h. Scnntors who saw thl-
Down)“:- leInry w .ih‘ IIvcrwbIIlIIIl'ng and
that ho had a largo number of Spanish
pr-lsouels in lilo possession. “’\
At 12: 30 Secretary lxIng came from
the president's DI‘IVHU‘ room .carrylng
the copy of the second message from
llIIIvcy. but in order to give equal in-
wnitlng III gain information he hcltl II
until he reached his private tIlichI.
'i'lIcII Ills set-rttttl‘y. Mr. Finncy.brougllt
thc message tn the largo- rcI-IIptiIIn room
where II hundred or mIIrII anxious
newspaper cIirrcspoIlIleuis and curious
observers took the tit-sputch as Mr.
lI‘lnucy road it. it. was mt follows:
"Cavltc. May It -~-l have taken posses-
slnn of naval IItIItlIih at. ('uvitc on Phil-
lppino islands. Ilnvo IlIIIItt‘oyt-Ii forti-
fications at bay IIntranI-II paralleling
garrison. l cotttrol buy completely and
take city at any time. ’i‘hc squadron lIt
III I-chIllt-nt health and spirits. .‘ipuu-
islI loss not fully known. but your
booty; lid) killed. including t'.IplnllI of
llI-Inu (‘lIristlnlL I am anointing lII
pIott-cting Spanish sick and onItIIlI-Il‘.
2:.» sick and Wmlllt‘lll hospitals with-
lu oIIr linett. Much t-Itcltotucnl nt Mun-
llII. Will protcct rIIIII-lkll I'l‘HliIi'llIh.
"Irllgut-III
“DEWEY."
Thanks of American People ‘
lly (III't‘i’UOII of the president Ht't‘l'tt-
tary linnu IIIIIII Iiit' following in t‘IIIII-
iIIIIIlIIt‘II Ilowcy.
“\I'Iolblugton. may 'I' IIlicwcy. .IIIIII~
llu. 'l'lIII pI-cItlIlI-ul. in tho name of Iil'
.Iilll'i'it'illi pcnplc. thank you and your
otllccrII IIIIII lilI'll for your csccllcui Ill"
lIlIIIcIIII-ut and IIIcI'II'lII-ltulun victory.
Ill I'ccouiiltltItI be low upptIIntI-Il you m...
but admiral and will I-I-IIIIIulIIcIIIl II IIIII-
oi‘ illItIIlla in you by l‘oIIul'IIIIII.
"tI-lltIIII-III
'IIIINII.’
Ringing cheers for Dewey.
Alt the last Word of tho IlIIIIpntI-lt WIIN
tIItI-rcIl. III-IIt-rul of ibc IIIIII-IIhI-Iu lu~
cludlltu Is‘IIIIIIlIIII IIIIIIIIII. i'iliil'll tor lIil’t .-
IlIcIIIII i'III‘ lIIIIIIy, ’l‘iIlIy \H‘l‘t‘ uiIiIII
with it will and the usual IIlllI-I.Il IIIII
IIIIlty or tlIc IIIIvy IlIIpIIr.IuIIIIi for tho
IIIIIIIIIIIII was Ill'lrlit‘ll by It "Hill” of
t’lli'i'l'ii.Wllit'Ii fairly shook the buiiIliIIII.
lpsnish lbips Destroyed
An soon as the navy tlopal'iluoiil had
the complete oIIIclul list of the Hill“-
ish ships llostroyctl by l'niqunIlorII
lbIIvoy, ilnty iul'uoti in their data show-
ing the chart-tor of tho ships destroyed.
patch wits only the llrst of two. or more.
that had been brounht ovI-I Ito lions
Kong by the Mt-(flllloch. titer
words. Pommodors llowoy'hstml rlttou l
llunIlIIy night. sitting in his cobln.n
brief account of the day’s worlt. Ili-
IItIIsd of sending it immediately by the
Mct‘oioch to Hong Kong. ho had delay-
eIl that vessel for two or three days at
least. probably to use her in the sub-
sequent bombardment III the town and
maestro-museum
I mm
IIII It have It iltil idea of the extent of
tho devastation caused by the Arnold
Inn tit-III. 'I'illiliil the list ill the order
III-ported by t'onIInoIloIo liIIIvIIy. the
ships dtstroylvd IIrII IIII follows.
The iltlno t'brisilml. crubwr. n Illu-
gIII screw. iIIIrqtto rifled ship, with one
fllnnol. displacement {Lilith tons. length
l’rcsldcnt St‘t'llrt‘tl lIricf intimation that ‘
cilitlcs to the ng-Itt crowd of pl-oplc ~
Loug'at 10:30 o’clock, read the follow-
spaper men as Dewey’s Ilespateh:
MANILA; May 1.—+The squadron arrived at Manila
at dayhréak this morning: Immediately engaged
the enemy and destroyed the following Spanish ves-
sels: Reina Christina, Castila, Ulloa. Isle de Cuba.
Gen. Loan, the Duera. Correo, Velasca. Mindanao,
one transport and the ‘water battery at Cavite. The
squadron is uninjured and only a few men were
slightly denuded. The only means of telegraph-
ing is to the American consul at Ilong Kong. I
shall communicate with him.
(Signed) DEVI EY. .
'Q
“My:
5—)
COMMODORE GEORGE «DEWEY.
. The Asiatic squadron of the United States any is commanded by Comm.-
dore George Di all], a veteran of the civil war. lie Is on years old and“
‘Ioflicor of ripe experience. He took part in tho capture of New Orleans. the
engagements at Port Hudson and Donnidsonville. and he fought in the two
attacks on .Fort Flsilor. being on the steam uunbnnt Agnwau. He came out of
the war with the unit of lieutenant oIIquIoIIIlI-r.
.BULLETINS.
\t libiil II ( “lotk ”in navy
lttliti' IprIII-IIIII IIIIIIIIIgI'nIII from ( ‘IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Ilewcy.
was tIllI’l-‘(I IIIIIII.r Kong. and was in IIiplIIII'.
tilt-cable. In IIIitIi' I IIIIIy
his IIIIII'c v
session of IIIII tIIIIlI oi .\IIIIIiIII for luck of IncII.
III-Is IIII destroyed II‘III‘II: IsIII tIIIi
Vulusco. liII cruisers; I'll i‘uuo. III-IIIII'III Limo.
dcl IllltII'II.
port.
that III‘ has tultcu iIIII fortifications iilltI IIIIII IIITIIIIttId
lulldilu.r nt i'III'itII.
IIIIII I-IIIIIII III- tIIiIIIII at any time.
sI-I'iolls IIIII-d ol' anything at present.
It III said III the only
l'tlt'iliicltlltllis \
Ilcwcy s IIIpuIt says IIIIIIIIIIi' his turn wcrII killed.
but It IIIw IIII l't' iIIjurIIII. 'lllII exact number he i-IIN'NI
stoic. 'I‘IIII .\IIIIII'iIIIIII ships IchII lillliljlli‘t'tl..
'I'IIII III-It's from Manila l'lliirlt‘ii jump upward
Ann-ricnu sccuritics on the London stock IIiIIIIIIutrII.
IIdI'iIIIId the queen concur in lIIIIdiIIttI.
this morning for Portland. Maine:
sighted oil the I‘I-IIIII-‘II West India Islands.
bred army of 2". ill" lilt'll IIIIII hold the Philippine Islands.
Iiawaii and Patio liico.
2m foot. boom ill. rill-an drought in
feet.
four-l guns. two machine guns and I
the x40 tubes, complement 870
men.
Castilla. built at Cadls in 13". single
screw. harass riusli ass tassslmsl-
Another Hpauisit prize. the brig i'rnsquitn, Willi
brought to W “est this Into-ping. Nile was captured
by the Moaaomery.
I its all rioting and ooniiio mobs snow
.\ scI-IIIIII tlIIspIItI-II i'I'IIIu Admiral Ilcwcy IIIInIquIII-s
IIi‘ IIIIIIZFIli Willilllit'ii Spaniards as
his prisoucrs and tIIc tIIII'II oi' .\IItuiIII was at his mercy
IIi' said IIII was uot ill
IlcpItItuIIIut that its lllI\It‘t'r4
also show that Ilcvt woy s i'oIcIIs wclc IIIIt sIIIIiIiIIIIttII
IIIIIIIII II loading. but I'Illil' this Ill IIII wuy iIItIII'i'IIrIId with
the complete control he IIsIII'I-iscd IIvIIr tIIc city lllliI. its
lit It
'I‘IIIIrII is no truth in the ni‘lil’t'lllt‘llf that the Pope has
'I'IIIIIIIIIIIitIIr Moutauit ItIi‘t IIIIIIIrIIII island IIIIvy yIII'd
Fire Hptttlisit warships III'II IIIIIiIIvIId to have IIIIIIII
'I'hc IIIIIIIIIIII Spectator ill'tt‘t'lt AIIIIII'ic 'ii to raise II t'tiI'
'I he I nitcd States cIuiIIIIl' Hon Francisco returned "’3
her anchorage pt I’Ii'thIili'i'ithIl. Mom. at 7 o'clock this
“mm..." H, ”mm,“ m, m .IIIIIrniIIg after It night's t'l’illltllitt‘ along the client.
dcpattulcut received the
It
The naviga-
tiIIIIIIIII'IIIlII wnslockI-tl nd owl-Its IIIIgIIu Ilc'c'iplIIIIiul.r
stiitcs that he has siltIIIt-IIII
the batteries IIIIIIIpIcthy. tiltit Ilt' cut the cubic himself
and that lit' has the hay llllil III'III'ytIIiuIz IIIsII c oulplcicly at
IIII has. however IIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIII to take pII-I-
'IIIII IIIs-
‘IIIIII. Iiciuu i'llristiuu
Custiliu. Anionic Film. “on .quu tlII Austria and the
Marquis
a'lIIIIIIIIIts; IsIII IIII .\IIIIIIIIIIIIIII. IIII ill'llll'ti truth-I-
I
I
lllSllElHHllNlSll
by Marshal Campos, Probable.
SERIOUS Initiation.
Inch Excitement Prevails in ladrld,
and Iartial Law has been Pro-
claimed in a Town not Far from
There. Because of Bioting.
(By Associated Press.)
Madrid. noon. May 7—-Martlai law
has been proclaimed at (.llntletl Real,
not far from here. owing to further
rioting.
A chsltIc has been given allowing the
free entry of cereals. etc.. Into Spain.
Much excicmcnt prevails III-re. A sc-
rioun riot ls anticipated.
‘llcndayc. h‘runcc. near the Spanish
frontier. May I'wliladrld advices say a
military dictatorship. lIendIIl by Mar-
I-IIihl Campos. is probable its the last
t'Illlflt't‘ to save the dynasty. -
As for (lcnoral chlcr. who has been
looked upon as aiming to become :1 mil-
itary dictator, it is said his ambitions
will no Iplicttsi by the offer of an im-
portnnt. command in the mmlnsulur. At
the same time. it is pointed out that
Weylor‘s accptaucc of It subordinate
position is doubtful. in which case he
may have III IN‘ Ilcult Willi Ill some oth-
er Iunnncr.
l
THE NEWS BEAMS NIANTIC.
Connecticut Soldier: Exuit Over Dow'-
ey’s Vlctory at Manila.
(lly Associated I’rcss.) ,
Military Rendezvous. Nialltic. May' I
.- llurlng thl- lorenonn the news roach-
I-Il the post tllnl (‘qunIIIIlIIrc [IIIwI-y
hall been heard from at Manila. As
the good at we gradually lIcI- umc known
the olilths anti soidicls lIIIcIIIuII v-Ity
enthusiastlt and cI‘ousiIlIIalIltI cxcitev
ment prcvnllI-Il.
Nothing Use of particular interest
happened within the camp lint-s during
the morning.
BUBPIOTED OF BEING A SPY.
Alan who Attempted to Telegrap
lovements of Spain's Fleet.
(By Associated Press.)
i‘Illilt. May 7-~A man sold to Ilt‘ an
Englishman and giving ihc name of
()iwln lloycl. attempted in tclcgrupll
yesterday evening tlt‘liillh oi the llltl\'t‘~
nIIIIliI-I of tilt Spanish warships. llc
IIIIII iquIIsIIIIl-Il and Ililliilt‘ll il\'t'l' III IlII-
military IIlItlIIIrttlcs. won. it is sold.
strongly suspect Buyer of bring a spy.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
Sharp Fractional Advances the Rule
at the Opening of the Int-hot.
tIIy .\iilI|N‘IllI"lI I'I‘I'IttH
Wall slt'tct. Itizltl It. In.~-rIIIIII'p fruc-
tlnIIItl IIIiI'unccs II'IIrc llIc I'liIt' til the
nothing. the marina ignoring the Ill‘fl-
I'y Inn-I oi rillillt' stocks in London.
Wall iiil‘t‘t‘l. lifliiil" ’l‘llc slI'I-ugtll and
animation in tbc Iunckct gained in
force and Ill'll'i'li wcrc pushed up in ii
lcvcl 'J lillllilri tll' mot-II ovcr last night's
closing for tllI lIIII.liIII.: gI-Ittlgcrs and
war lli'li\'i.' throughout llII- IIIIIIIInIl bout
of ”In short III-salon. 'I‘Itc Intuit illllli‘"
Iucut IIlIlIII III lIII‘ I-.IutlIiI-Ill l-Il'llillill‘Ill
prcvuilluu. :lutl Illi'l't‘ II‘IIII kIIIIlI ili‘lliilllil‘
wiIlI-ly IIstI-IIIIIIi through the tint.
l'lIlI-Ii :ItIIutIc HIItiWI‘iI ll IIIIIIIlIlI- IiI-IIllIIII
of ."I points. 'l‘llIII'II was lillllll' prIIllt
inking Inunifcal. Illil IIlitIl'lIIttn Ich'I-
NWllIIilWiil up with small effect on prlI
I'cIt. ltoctt lslnIIIl tIlotIItlI-Il with cxlra-
ordinary IIuIIleuI-y In the dual IchIiiIIIIs
to will. Illll I'tIIlI-lIIId about a point.
The clot-hut was very to tire and strong.
only It fcw stocks allowing slight II-
IIIIIIiIIIIIt nu prnilt lIIiIinit. NI-l IIIIlIIII
aw i to ‘l points. "ioinl IIIIIII IIl' stocks.
:i'.’:.'.ltoti NIIIH‘O'HI
I...
lulN'Il I-‘lll.l.fl\\'ltlliil t'Al.l.II:lI lllIMlt
lily MmciuiIIII I'it'bHJ
Ncw \IIrlI. May 7 TM l'IIIIIIIIIII'IIlIIl
Alli‘i'l’lisi'l' says It IIIIIIIII‘IIIIII lInIt Ilt'illl
bound by Don ('III-ltm. ralllnu upon his
loyal followers IlIrIIuaiIIIIlI Ibo l'ulicd
Hinton IIuIl lloutb America to Join him
at Illlt'il. Home will Ii'llV'I' lIIIrII IIII IIIIIIIIII-
ships sniiiitit tnIlny. IIiltIIrII IlliVl' loll
"hourly and still lllllli“ will leave IIII
IIIIIIII on they Inn sI'IiIlII up ilIciI' piiIIlIII
in this country.
IlltiiJIiIVIC iii! WAII Mi'iillitlllcll.
tliv AI‘IIIIIIIIIIIIIIi l'I'tIIlIl-l
New York. May 7 I-I'l‘lIII body of tho
llcndlcol IIIIIII which was blood last
evening on thI itolIillI-rn IIIiiil'tt of VII-
IIIIIII IInkII. t.lIoui 3% miles from NMIIIII
i.'islr N. .i. is at the "roost" N- .i..
mortua- awaiting nttiicstlnn. 'l‘lm
pollm believe that be than was more
be round in the lake.
illO'l'lel l’l‘ilol. OON'l‘lNlllfl.
lily Associated Proud
Madrid. lily 1.0 a. In.--'l'he provis-
etssrsstliilssstsuotwlsordor. Io-
Italian is
A Military Dictatorship. Headed
aunt and that the missing head will»
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art
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in Monroe street. mllg .
Fill! SAI l" tiiEAP—One black I“
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and we will cypress you liib of our i.
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will send you for your trouble. I W
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touch not is artistically . ..
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turn. The shapes are of MI
which cvocy lady will so .
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onion. Address. Arabian '
I'II.. llrldgcwnter. Conn.
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intro boon mane Intm Is
As I am soon to in” town.
my stock at Inn‘s
sud oiotbt at lowest
rinsing. i W
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RAVI 7W3 PIANO ‘—
wooti. bless
Norwalk Chronicler