J
.wr.
dingz‘iswhichthewocx
powdn'iscarriodoo.This
matedfivawasa‘ecr-
ssdlslttossswereprepar-
N
soctlonswere
.7;
toi’fihntth ”meant-miscrea-
pleasant ,srndhors."asthepowd-
«HQOW-ehdtherewasauur-
the-shin nmihohnlldlhg.
lussoieathdimosolonwssinrulns.
Ammwwnnthohodyoi
Dlimder.whohsdovidsntlybeeaai-
mostinstantlyhllind. inrthorhns-
pony was“ i. M done by
the eiiiieslon mun-st. The hall-
dicg in whioh iboessred was. as stated
above. completely wrechcd. but none oi
the other buildings oi the plant wore
damaged. Jud how the explosion oc-
curred has not homi learned.
mthoMUponthoIcrto
' ecos- rues.
my Monet-c Press.) .
militiamen. its: fl—The iollowing
bulletin was posted at the navy depart-
ment today:
The iollowing is a copy oi a report
made by Rear Admiral Iampsoo coo-
ceroltu the action oil Ian Juno tID
Pnerto itlco.
Upon approaching and Juan it was
seen that none oi the Boastsb vessels
were in the harbor. i was thereiore
considerably in doubt whether they had
reached to Jean and spots depot-ml
ior some unhnown destination or
whether they had not arrived. As
their captors was the oldect oi the es-
sedition. and as it was essential that
thushsttldnotpaselothowestwsrd.
idstermlsed to attach the batteries de-
tending the part in order to develop
their positions and ereagth and then.
without woliFtoreduoothocltyor
snblect it to rqnlsr bombardment—
whieh would who doe notice—torn
is the westward
I commenced the atthch as soon as it
ntntsdls Mhnrnmnnwl'siis
theati assent
mil immerses“. i
Keywmttsvii-dmotcisr
tillory.ondntyatamortarhnttednaor
’ rater-yin, 'wssiiredopcs'coriythls.
morninlhrthreeunhnosto netwhcne
“whammy-relives
‘firewaspromptiy returnsd‘hnt the
The slisir. which is indolvod in a
. and deal oi mm m
aiternoon when three swarihy men who
1 looked like mum. even ii they'
wore notnstivescihpain. modean at-
tempt to enter the gate oi the reser-
‘try were summarily turned oil
We inrther attention
woo given to the incident until last
night. wires between to and it ocloch.
the pageant” oi the artillery goerd. near
the mortor batter-y. discerned the h-
ares oi three race a law yards ahead oi
Almost Minions” “til the
discovery the! Gland tire on him with
pistols. fl'hioe ballets whine-d harm-
lemly pins the ssvgssnt. who iourth
struck the finely prt at his leit arm.
inst above the elbow The sergeant
empocdhisraisedrtne.snd.ubeoie
serthe men turned and led out oi range
He sent several shots nitcr them and
then wentiorthegusrd. Ashsrplooh-
out w. hept tor the strangers
soon alter midnight. a suspicious
was heard outside the gals near
the mortar battery
resulted n the discov
_ in the street. itmt ouhldo
' sergeant gave orders to tire
and n vellhy was sent at the vehicle.
A moment later. it appears. three' men
were seen vii-hp no the strest.ssn1
the Ire oi the soldiers was 'tiirectsd
upon them. but without elect. the sus-
pects snooping. apparently unharmed.
'l‘bosoi-gesntdcolaresthotonthooc-
cnslon oi the last visitor the otrnngcrs
onto! the latter' carried a suspicious
ioohing pscltnge about three lent long.
The scrgenot who was principal
the adventure is Charles W. Richards.
linttcry ii. Fourth nrtiilery.
manualtohodntlonth'tadhal.
sedans tass- Into
(liy Associated Press)
Wililniantir. lday ii-w'i‘he port-bound
their positions and strength and then.
tie-toe division at the New Inglnnd
railroad. in charge oi (inductor George
snieits. which loll Provident. at d: to
a. iii.. and due in this city at 8: iii n. m.
ed a mile and a hall south oi
Booth Windham at one this morning.
A detective rail caused the accident.
The locomotive and tender passed over
the spot seieiy. but a mail csr. baggage
car. amber and one pnmeuer roach
hit the trnchs. the last two being
ditched. 0i the twenty passemrs
aboard only one was him.) A woniaii
who toiused to distinct her name wits
slishtiy injured in one arm. The en.
tire» day will be occupied in the clear
in tho winch. The pmsengers are be.
iiui transierred by means oi shuttle
lhlvd WIN at the Command
sills“! 1 Was.
(Ir Associated Press.)
liartitu'd. lay I‘l-tiovernor iioohr
today telephoned to the secretary at
war at Washington to personally is-
itirm the department oi the lender to
the government oi the services oi the
Third regiment. The nuvernor was ln~
turned that the war department was so
buried with worn last it had been im
miscible to estimate as yet the cactus
canceled iron the various elated. and
thntll woaldprohhlylioanmotlme
neat weehheicrelhonnmhortobecai'
. led ironi Oonsectlstit would be hnswn.
tlovsrnor Grains lurthsr remained in
the one department that he had shared
the Third «Intel III the smart
" HAVE LEFT on
The Statement, llcde by the llcy tint
rem, tricks Confirmation—Tile is
States Army sun a sitter ci Uremic
Terms oi Pence thethnid Probably
i
(By Associated Press.) ~ terntions on
Washington. llsy l‘l—When Beerctn- "lov-
ry long started tor the cabinet meet-
inatocsy ite’ was without information Mm “a ;
in sdditon to that pm yesterday related to . ,.
morninaotothemovomefit oi the
ot ithotn -‘ m
hosts in the West Indies. N w n mmnumrtho W
isotherm-or
ding the espested staterooms that the
navy department has been lp commonl-
catbn with Commodore Iohley oli Ban-
tisgo. the secretary stated that he had
not received any manage irom (lo-o
moooro Ichley since his brloi report
made several days'sgc iron: another-m
point in Cuba. Thu-store the deport-
in exactly the position it has
the id. low days so in
owlouo oi the lioet soon: it
thud ancpclni. though
hand rdhblo lniitrmstion.‘ that
lioet is in Banthtyhnrhor
and that Ichloy is iyl. In wait out-
aim.
The department having waited as
in. as eigsity roamed to insure ior
news «vastly irom thonnsdvono. it is
lNVAfllON 0P CUBA.
Thro was n revlvni this morning oi
the rumor that (lenernl lilies was about
to depart on his trip to Tampa. which
is. oi course. construed to mean the
direct beginning oi the invasion oi N-
be. As or matter oi incl there is lost
as much ioundntlon ior this statement
today as during any tiny in tho post
wash. The commanding general hnti
had a special car ready ior 'hiinseil'
and stall lying In the Pennsylvania
start at it intimcut's notice ior Tampa.
lie himseli has been curious in de-
part ior many days past. and hits been
untrained only hvcnusc roud'tlous wero
but whether it will he tonight or it city.
the Cuban invasion sud. as tar as For-
lto Key West correspondent.
lng. One man is reported killed.
advantages over Cleoiuegos
government
“N n u. u. m.“ “.9. g. .9. as no“ peace treatin- are In the trainee
cure it through its own inquiries. and at wmnwnlw hem-Int. ii Mao! ho
consequently it may heespected at any supposod. of course. that that is the
moment that sonic oi the despntch twists maximum 9“” 3N" “W“ ‘0 l’"
or scouting v”... will bring I“... oi ior her induigcore’in a losing war.
the squadron to one oi the cable niu- “Nut 31'3“. ORA"-
lions. my,” in Hnyti ior trausmis- The nnvy tic-partrnenl in rushing rea-
sion to the navy department. dy‘ ior the purchase oi a numbor oi
omnll steam wait to supplement
mosquito tier-tn on the coast. They ore-
ueedod very badly that at present. not
so much ior scouting purposcn us ior
the protection oi the elaborntc mine-
iields which the engineer ulcers hose
laid in almost all Atlantic ports. The
ret'kioss conduct oi the commanders oi
Vcosels catering and cinorgiug irom
theme ports has determined the author
ltlt-s here to deal summarily herssitcr
with persons who disregard the w
posted warnings the local essluccrs
railway station in this city. ready to NW given "w WW“. “M" the
mine ileitia. The mosquito lioet vosseis
will all be armed. sod it any vessel dis-
rcasrds their warnings and inturioreo
n tripe ior the ".lth-Illiil. \thn title! '“h ‘50 NW- 0' "NI WNW.
“shunt «unveil a start will lti‘ incite. "W" *"Iiifl- “W! WW ill! “0 WW
wenh hbncc la nlisoluieiy not known at ~
this natural evon to General lilies arguam‘l‘nwfifl
hlmooli. The ceiling oi the moisrenco lisrtiord tiny ““4“", III.
at the White House yesterday. hss led N" did. u. hlimt 1.. night m. in.
to the revival oi tbc runior oi an lilt- mini my ma itt‘ur his have in i'srh-
medlnte movement upon cabs and For ville. lie stumbled while crossing tho
trai-h and his death was called
m m” n 'm b’ ”M“ ““"m‘ oieoirlcity. 'Ihin in the am donth oi
I”. I“ it'll Itilhtil‘lli. "M it It“ out ll“. “It. a“ h” “III pl." here til
yet been easily decided when to twain tho third rail.
to lien is conurned. whether in ct ““0"“ T“ 0“" Am“)
team an occupation oi that island at “1*nm-lgxd’:;mm J...
all or not. in other words. the plnus say (my shorill' "m p- u m .-
nre in n insulin slats. contact an al-l’
WAR BULLETINS.
A New York niteruoou pa r prints ii despstcli from
d” the host oi
authority that Cervera‘s ieil Santiago de Cubs on
Saturday'lsst. 'l‘he eta out lacks confirmation.
All is quiet along the line oi the blockade
An explosion occurred at the works oi the Board-
vlllt Powdeecoinpany shortly sitar it o ‘cioch this moro-
leging as no
. The Imparclsl reiterates today that Admiral Cerv-
ern is at Santiago do Cuba. which port. it says. possesses on
Senator Lodge has odprbd the Hacienda resolution "
ior the nnmxdtion oi liswoii as an amendment»
warrevonoeblll. Thefiotmtsriaiirlefloi m
. ‘lfihmoflitnintildoction
.mah'ssachsnsinthelroersneenwes.
TheoriIoIIwnnnsrvonstblsmora-
when hd was brought into court.
Mill...”
colonel.
under the list call ior t
compsult-o in Ya us
alter the conhrenon
lion oinslashls.
thaws. we've billed.
lsrelhnthonceiorth the two mouniesinnst
Key West. Findlay lie-ad Bpohish':
‘steamship.thoi3httoboan'nusll
iconiser.‘ was sighted by the United
Buooflrlhips Wilmingtoonndaali-
“1;,croit.ditcenmiiesonxsy<Wsnt.
.,.nisht.lldltlsstssccntsshewnsbe-
hem-dwwmmrt ..
‘ Theshlpwasnthreo-mastedsteastcr
andseppsruitlya" merchantst'so or
mammoth-emanation
Nodonhtwsscntertsinedoiherhellll
unmm.whonthe3nncroit
'pnt1nitsr..borshesteamedswnyntinll
The Wilmington was coming in here ~
ior cool at about 5:” lost eve-aim _7
when hotweos' twelve ondfiflccn miles I man.
olKeyWeetshesnwths‘smcheoin
moreoduwnodlntholntter’adi-
Mill. ‘At “outlined-Io “Iotllo
mmmmm asked. the
Mimingtoniiohnhadno-nhnhlldoi
(throommmwmm
sod thesesiman gnhaat IuiaTho
Willi“ Mi. WWW
no Lair-rear
i‘oneitingonewhcnthoWilt.
' last saw the two vocals. '
It it” that the Spanish ships
ohervilg‘ the Wilmington' a military top,
mistook- hsr ior a battleship. and
thought it aid to continue scouting.
trootiu to her superior speed ior as-
cspe. But: when the Bancrcit appear-
otthomwootednotimoiutry-
l. in Int dwnl- '
(.‘optaln Todd. oi the Wilmington. had
no doubt that the Bsniroit would
unit-h the Spaniard.
A custom house oint-isl hrro. when
he heard the story. said he had soon a
strange ship oli Key West last night.
adding that she was gone in tho inor-
call tor troops. Iovsrnl oi the gover-
WWoosstionmder diner-ates To LIP-40"!“
‘ WW usn‘ecucnt’s doom show
Iii-anions- tea thine-st outset
the state or raised by roereitt- e r.-
lmont. it .w- amend by all pro-at
that it one oi the present .reglmuts
should be selected that regiment should
he the Third. because Colonel Tyler is
now the senior coinael.‘ That selection
would follow the precedent established
when the First regiment was chosen
under the iirsti coil ior troops. h'etuiuse
Colonel Burdett won their tho seolor
MT.
Hugh.
cors'wddng "'
saw-liege. .
(lentvrol Frost and the quartet-molt” TO 14'1""?!
gonerol. howevor. invored raising it
voluuteor roglnii-nt. giving opportunity
ior ritlseos in oil parts oi the state to
go into tho service. and lcavln thew
gantred National Guard ior duty in the
stale iii ruse oi ombrgoiit-y. tho sluts
ion-o hnviiig ulrosdy bruit (twisted by
the loss oi coo regiment. s battery oi
light artillery and one company oi the
l-‘ourih regiment. which was ioroished
(‘nptnlii Todd is confident that tho
v-tsstl being thnsoti by tho lieutroit is
n Spulillil auxiliary. cruiser on iu-out
'i‘ht- Wilmington came in "out tho
liliwiiitdo uuil reports all otilel thorn.
nannnnw loom. mu atom-A " ‘ ”23““
- - .- ’ ridge. Slightly till. i "
can at Portland. Ono ¥ Ionltca. ‘
Iain. Anothorin Muslin.
(By Associated Prose.)
Portland. Me. lay fl—A lire in
James P. lienter's block here this tour-
ning wrrwiied ibc unite oi the Postal
Toiqrnph company and illd consider-
able damage to tho other iii‘t'llIihlbll oi
the block. Tho ilrc Is believed to have
been starlvd by so
total loss was slaiut truce». and all
parties were insured.
tinnitus. his. tiny ilk—A serious hre
hrohe out hero st midnight in if. W.
'i‘ltcontb's lumber mills and the prist-
my including the mills. dry htsiso. ais~
hiss. two hundred thoussntl loot oi fin-
lmett iuiabsr sud other material were
consumed. The loss on the mill prop-
erty which was uninsured. is "than.
ltollinton. lines. In fl~ The her
nose isotory oi litmlies 6 company was
entirely “Mimi by It's this main
tea at a loss oi Mess
loss. tiny ill-mil.
Welsh and company.
horn. one dretroyod by Its this tourn-
lu. at a tuna oi Moon.
General Frost olercd his services to
recruit and erosniseTvoiuntcer reg-
lnwnt and expressed his conductive that
within a short time. with the ctr-opera-
tion oi ioriuer oIoers oi the "hard.
which he was suro oi seciivlug. he «told
raise count-tiles in diluent parts oi
the state to more that llll the mutilate
regiment. ‘ its also expressed the be-
lloi thnt he could recruit one or two
icon anon—nuns tar ”
incendiary. The
.1“..—
VOI “LI 0”
in view oi the incl thntl
rtolnieat has well-Iliad ranhs and is
almost sulolsstly invulslied ior active
service with ontlorms. arm. undercu-
thins. shoes and other wipmonto. and
that ltconltisunbsreatlytshelsrn-
rash ed ever to the war department. the gov-
eroer will toilsw the precedent under
the first call. nod tender the Third reg-
meol at once to tbnmrslnry at war.
which he on to lei-em let-«ester. ‘ mo laundry
ioinsn ThAlllllil sthontt
‘l‘liilli llhl With liANitl
iermerlstsdi'resal
usuinvd. Ins li-eAaaistsst Attitu-
sat tlsnsrnl loaders toner revolved
tolegvamsiremthscsslsieseitliever-
miniho'l'hlrd noimmt
ii the “insults-terse»
inll.’ntlhnMoiItmsn.sneeht
thee-noses “concurs ore in
mm .0 'ie w Ml W"
bilflllhdmonnndhltnnmn.
and both have oalttn lists Willi-
MMWsnssnn-
'embntliI-nnrolhmtnll
film ll .0
minutes
spasm-sit
t Associated Press.)
Ullnl her "who sooth-
liound accommodation train on the (line
rinsed southern railroad collided with
n irehht eagles nmr llnrtsn. than"
this isttralng. From the best interma-
halos-r
lhonccommodnl ll.
man-dunner“
Irlflfl‘l Niel: Pfi
w ”a
ll
MING!“
resists
A ll
2:". ll 7W
shall ctrootW
modern
duirestiio.
it! Iain street.
crn improvement VII
inquire on or“.
Rogers' store. to Ill
[0'
till tioutli lain slid.
Without—lint to.
business and .
to cash riiatoluer.
ti North linln street.
ctr.“ ....:
m. (timeout. case.
iron RAM cites M
All"! at W
silver Ids
bicycles in scan
I “Ohm
annu—
snd up.
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