"thoracic
tho.tlm0 the rainymenon was ‘oter and
it would bit helium tomtanos‘nVre an
army. we could move against that city
a ivoll-o an well-equipped and
welt-discialim‘l myi.qpfl.‘tint§iglm the
' all forces. ' ‘ .
cap ate at iii“
“no end ‘ Cervera's ileet in
the. harbor of Santiago changed the
conditions, and made it necessary to
movs a military torch to that point at
.u...
in two sudlmutsil‘sstto‘fiaysniuhy- ‘
‘ up
Ihliiilitt Edith.“
utilitarianism sauna amt-is
. sun
A Coke of Toilet Soap
' in every package! supplies at one
. pricc. map {or the entire family.
once. General Miles while at Tampa
organised file‘sxpedltlon‘, ielt the im-
portance oi the enterprise so greatly
i ilimmllifi“
7‘ “I," was m. that he requested Permmlo" ‘0 “009’“
. W , . . pany‘tilatflildltloh or to immunity
mmhfihw W organic another to Join it. This pillar
mission Vldtl’ilfl granted. so for as so-
orilytoloospt m. companying that expedition was col:-
‘ ,. ~ . o... , , corned. but ant rlty was granted to
~‘ ' , «trip a neon; if movement and op.
' Nu‘x‘an' ”.9er fi—Malpr Gen oration against the enemy in Cuba and
seal lilies. irritated by a troplcil sun
aha with the “filth! conquest in'hls
Mini-rpm in this city yesterday
’, promptly threw down the gauntltii
" oily persons in or out of the War 00-.
Porto Rico; However. below this ex-
pediton was oq'iiippcd calls were made
for additional forces to go to Santiago,
and they were immediately iorward-
ed. On July 3 General Shatter tele-
graphed that his losses had been great-
«m ,. "I" in" attempted 1° ""h' l! underestimated; that he met with
0M "’0'“ rom him for his share in stronger resistance Ilan' he had apti-
M‘WOYQMH ot the army in Cubs 6 monument! that he was seriously roll-
Io fili‘hs‘ Poi-to Rico. glittering the adylsahllity oi falling back
' - .to a position ilve miles to the rear, and
‘ 1"" commanding general ”a?“ :yitbat he had been unable to be tip dur-
Jill 3““ He "0‘ only "I“ "s l at 9 log the heat oi (our days. Under such
'9' ID CONN!“ while he remained aliclrcntnatanccs General Miles telegraph-
hnttggo but furnishes copies oi com-‘cd General Shatter that he would he
“film," [0mm pug oi the negototvith him within a wool: with strong
mm (or surrender. which he ”mi“.rolliiorccinclits. oi course taking the
troops prepared for the second cape-til-
UHM mm" M3" “d irom aen- l tion. which hall been ordered by the
091 Total. 11s reviews the whole con- president to operate galnot the chain).
dilutotths war. and lnfersntlsily. rath» in t‘uba as well as in pom, mm
or than directly. points out that the 'l'li ac reinforcements were pushed
deaths from disease. the ill health and 3 with"! 10mm. and some or them ar-
. ‘ rived in advance 0! the conunnding
“to “We?!“ 0' “19 "WW ln tuba general and were put in position in
'9'? ll“? ‘0 ‘ failure ‘0 follow ""3 9““ . the trenches around‘liantiago. l‘nder
oi‘oatnpnign which he. as commanding \crbal instructions from the president
general. drew tip and furnished to the‘ilrncrul Mites lcfi Washington. arriv-
department in writing.
When the reporters asked General
Ilia for an interview he handed to
‘ them a carelnlly prepared type-written:
statement. The statement is apparent-
ly alt interview with a third person.
but. In reality it is the history of the
cgmuign so given, by General Miles
himnsii'. The statement follows:
“While at Porto Rico. and during the
voyage returning on tho Obdanl. on
which steamship were Bern-rill Miles
and and. with two battalions oi the
Second regiment oi Wisconsin \‘olun-
teers. i learned the iollowing incts cou-
cet‘lng the Cuban and Porto ltican ex-
peditions: in the ilrsl place. please let
me say that tho War has closed niit‘l'
lining conducted largely as General
Niles stated publicly at the beginning
dill! war that it would be. The state-
ment was publicly made. and :1 general
order was issued by him. as commatc
tier oi the American army. in which lllv
plan that he has tut-Iron to pursue was
toreshndowed. nanlcly. Si’l‘lillll to at.
tomplish results with tile lcusl |ttluullllr
loss oi ilic. lll an lnicri‘icw in lin- lst‘
tar part oi May he said:
“The l'nltrd States gttt'l-l-lllllt-lii in
too strong. too great and too powt-riul
to commit any foolish act in connec-
tlon with the proposed invasion oi i‘n-
ba.‘
"Rolci‘rilig to tho ill'oiml-‘cli lllnll
the fever-stricken city of Nashua. ht-
said:
" ‘No onb-l-r is ill to command limits
who front any llltliiil- whatercr would
ntw‘dlcasly risk the liic oi.lt alngic mi-
tllor. either from disease or the iiullt‘tn
oi the chem, 'l have never eilcrlltwl
the lives at test under my command.
and donut troposc to nllltltl'i them in
any unnecessary rink in the
t-u-sailn-‘
"in the ordcr issued to the army at
II Carly date he directed that
"'lt'cry oilicer. of whatecl-r Kl‘dtlii.
will. so tar as may hr in his power.
Md and preserve ”it“ licaliii and web
{In tit thou tinder llia charge. ill-
flit-it lam dllhenily and shalously to
Dim" hlmscli and bit subordination lil
Ntltnry drill. instruction and iii-isl-
piitts and above all. he must ttilntnltiy
endeavor. by pro-cpl and csslnplr. to
maintain the lusts-at t'hhl‘at‘inr. to it...
ter and stimulate that title soldlctly
spirit and patriotic lirudloii to duty
Viiit‘li Iii-t thallium-lat- .in cliwilic
“.93
"The prlurtpba thus rtiutlt lalui lllh'
hum ssnloualy pitserred ilom the rim
Dill. to the incl that the season suit
ed tor campaigning in t‘ulm that two
"haunted in debate: and delay iii coli-
li‘ou. and in rim-nary preparation-t
tinnerni Milo-i was oitptterd iii l'lilhhllil
an ill-prepared. undisciplined and un-
Miiippeti army in a mownisln against
its capital at t'uba. lioicntlrtl by iIit~
I“ trained “Whilll ill-ops. and in this
position he attuul practically alone for
”Mi wool: llsvatitt. Mstansai
“Miami Mill is ill‘ tilliri [mints were
thin nit tllt‘ military map on lliilll‘ils
at IMHO. destructive in all army and
plates to be avoided calm-ism durlnli
tho shitty season When iinaliy rallrl
small to submit it plan oi campaign he
did so still pill it is srllms in nlilh
“DIM". he with thr sinnd. ilrt-t. that
story slorl should Iu- load-- to minu-
IM ”thin. and liters-by I'mll'it' them
to barren the lpanlsll lot-m The .i.
I" '0“ l0 "IVOIIT' should till enrol".
anti. but when tin- tisunpoti- loaded
with troops. were om oi slam oi lurid
Mill Mil as straight as atrim
timid hear thorn in the saw '
nilti the I" ill tit! wholr
. Port flirts; “in. having sets.
«copied that island. s more
”I. (lib VII in Willow by "IO-unis
. . t'svnirr tom which on to
‘ WW" an assisted t, Ans-«l
”M 1 its contaminated that
. “a rm to the ten-
t”
iworont
; ‘Wflmim‘
.ltig at Santiago July ll. not as a pri-
ratc individual nor as a visitor. Any
:prctcnse that he went there tllsrobcd
‘oi his authority or oillclul c
too childish to he considered by sensible
men. From the moment he arrived at
Santiago be was responsible ior what
might occur. He arrived there with
the Yale. (‘olulnblll and Rita. loaded
with lniantry. .tilll lili‘t‘i‘ ships loaded
with artillery; bwsitb-a those already
'(iilwlliliitl'itt‘tlg lie designed to disem—
bark the troops and artillery named on
:the west side oi Santiago. as was llll-
tbtstood bciorc lcarlng Washington.
.iillti before he wont ashore be made thc
tilt-canary arrangements accordingly.
He then procwdcd to tile irotlt. ltnd
altt'i‘ consulting with (tencral shunt-r
ti note was sent to the Spanish colli-
imantlcr by (it'll-Till Shatter. saying
that the commanding general oi the
l'tiltt-d States urnly bud alrlrl-d ill his
‘i‘illiul with strong rclniorcenlnta. and
would meet him between the lines at
‘uuy hour agreeable to him. The reply
oi the Spanish tonnnandor was that
he would meet him at 12 o'clock ncxi
morning. The meeting was hcld. ulul
.itrr soull- ronrcraailon betwt-cn limi-
. rill Sliaiit-r and (lent-rill 'l‘orui. tiencrsl
\iile. frankly informed tilt- Slinlliull
ucursi tlmt ho had lcii “'dnlllilultill
silt rim and lhisl it With tiicu
lllt‘ llt-tcrtulnation oi the goicrlilnt-lit
that this portion oi the $|illlllnll urtu)
Will“ be ruptured or timiroymi. llc til-
at) lniortilcd iliu Spout-ll flt'ill‘ldl ill.t'
his rcllliollrincilin lonl «ill-udy Llllthll
with hint. that willc of time iorco.
bod illl't’flli)‘ tilmitbttrkwl and the rc-
maludcr will it. disclnlulrkco on the
WM uldt- of tho harbor. and that it
an» nitric» ior hint to contend against
Illc ltlcrilnblc. 'i‘hrca transports could
also in» plainly soon it the Spanish
lruni Morris l'ithllt‘ and other [mint-t,
llclicrnl 'l‘urul rcplicll tho! so long
.lq‘ be bad ration» llliil aliiluuultilul he
mm to light in order in maintain the
honor oi the I'lidllihil army. in nu
untim- to that lie was informed that be
had already maintained the honor oi
the nimnluli army and lint further ci-
liii'la would be ilitl'lt“ and would mull
.li lili‘ wltilion mtcriiice oi human liic.
llr lllt'll and that be no: waiting to
lll'ili mull bis gormlllnoni and was in-
tonal-u by tiensrsl lilies that tu- bad
autuuly lulu-n intuit little for lintt pul-
lttiot‘. liltii would be girl-n ltiilll d.ty~
iluht on the tollosltig null-ulna. it ho-
in. tilrll :l o'iioik, to altliatlil lliti iliinl
.lnuml ill- taunt-ii ltu lttiiiiri lilllt‘
.iiiil l'til'llllll\ lhttilll‘lilil until i li'cititl.
out day. 'lllit won llunlli arolilcti by
tisllt'ldi hills. tile uniting til-mind
and "w tillitt'ts M-paillilctl tilt Iciiilll-
tug ilnlll tits cllnirrrilcc ll lb-itulch was
l|‘|.l\t‘tl by lii'IlIldi lite»- iroul deil~
inning its lliiliiW-I
‘ stlilillitiii. .llil)
Major iiciirtitl Milla-
You only .l will still liilt'l, by
“litilliiu politic in oiiircr- and man. the
utilttr- retaining their side arms. the
HMO." .mti men sit-tr turnip '11 list [st-r
inlltcd to return to iipuin. tile i'nlicd
diuret- nut-ting ii not iti'ut‘fllwl. thcli
nulliill. unit-u in your iudauwht no as.
niilli would loll. i‘ousuit with dump-
., u not porsm- such will“ as to ill"
n—nillil at it"! Jointly rarvc upon Mill»
tat should in Hillt‘ti multipll)
it \ \lflimt. hurl-diary oi Wat
‘l'bis titus not built n- I Honor.”
hill... on. illiit‘ us a illliiitl its was
~b.~lgwl Hill the i‘l‘llilfliillliil") of or
llt‘illfl an lililflllli upon itli iltiiilltit‘
lltt'iin uud initial-stints: oi an army.
filiilli. it «lit-instill would but. Haul
,p 9....” 5mm lives. oi oi wliililubliug
Hi" assault ii iii his itidnmrni unlit
.millli would bill No grist-r diatri-
Imn as- a wt git en to any go ill rill Iitllir
insulting an army. and what is mow.
M will he ohssrved. '- w. nuihorisml
to tempt the surrender. which in the
Interest «it his subordinates he gener-
t-usiv declined in do. and went away
baring all the honor in his out in
soon Clement Ital". 0n the morn-
ing sounding the Met Interview a iwt~
i
lit. Nu
a “nut“
opacity is -
I
as
fol
Both are gua
Shaving Soaps.
I m!-
his 1- I-Wii'lmpl' ‘
oi which the iollowing is a literal trans-
lation: .
" 'snntlsgo tie Cuba, July 14. 1898.
" ‘(ieneral-ln-Chief oi ‘ the American
s Forces:
“ “Honored. Sir-His svcsllency the
general-in-chiei oi the army oi the is-
land oi Cuba telegraphs from Havana
yesterday at 7 p. In. the ioilowlng: “Be-
lieving the business at such importance
as the capltulation oi this place to be
known and decided upon b the govern-
ment oi his majesty. l glue you notice
that I have sent the conditions oi your
telegram. asking an immediate answer.
and enabling you also to show this to
ithe general oi the American army, to
see if he will agree to await the answer
01 the government, whichtcannot be as
soon as the time which he has decided.
as communication by way oi Bermuda
is more slow than by Key West. in the
meanwhile your honor and the general
.of the American army may agree upon
capltulnltlon on the basis 0! repatria-
tionireturning to Bpalni.”
‘ " 'l have the honor to transmit this
‘to you that lit case yotl may consider
the foregoing satisfactory. he may ilcs~
lgnllte persons in representation oi him»
.seli. who. with those in my name. may
ingree to clauses oi the capltulntlon up.
10d the basis of returning to Spain. ac.
lcentoa already in’ the beginning by the
‘gcnerai-ln-chlei of this army. Await-
‘lng a reply. i am. very respectfully.
‘your servant. " ‘Joa‘t'i 'l‘oral. Etc.
I
I "At the meeting on the iollowlng titty
iicnaral 'l‘orul stated that he was pre-
: bored to surrender with tho” approval
to! the captain general of Cuba. lull it
would require it little time to have his
.tu'ia continued by the home gorcru-
intent; that in the meantime be was
:propal-sd to appoint conunisulolicra to
button the \‘ltlllst‘n oi cupltulatltni.
..\‘ot only this. be oleroti to surrender
the balitllcc ol‘ ills communal. whit-ll
ll.ld not luv-n under tlrc or cugagctl in
tile cunlpuigll. This remarkable oiior
was on his own motion and w.» in tlit‘
"return of it surprise to the Alllcrlflin,
generals present. However. at tho ton.
tieronco oi the day previous (lenornl
Mill-s lllltl reminded him that ho bud
been tl-lidert-d ibi- iiiost lliwral li‘rlllr-
ctcr oiigrtsl to an enemy; lilill Ilir lit-ct
Was dostroytwl. and that l‘t‘y Wi'l'l' 3mm
tililt'a' ii'tini litilllt'. 'l'oi'iil's tiflt-l‘ could
‘ln- accounted ior in one or two ways
‘t'ilhcr that the troops were wanted at
llllllli' to ilim‘t u thrratchrd revolution;
or that they wanted to get home and
regarded this as the only moon» of do-
ing ell ul Hie expense oi lllt‘ l'nttcd
rittiics Whether illiltlco .tiltl the rent
at tilt ilpltilisli lill‘t'u‘ll ill l‘ulul would
but. rlll‘l‘I‘llllt‘l’t‘ll on tllc sumo l-llll!
i- not "it“ mid [it't'ildllh lulu llt’H'l’ be
human.
“The loci illdl the) bad our-rd in
wilnlllicr was Hilliiltli‘ltil) to ticllclui
.‘lllt‘l. lilill he immediately ll'll illc ticbi
l. Icgrnpilcd llit- but to \tashltuttou itllli
liioaiiunlmously yielded to tlcilcrul
t-llutitcr the honor oi rewiring lllt' surv
il'litlil. ~pt-liitraliy ailing bits and his
only t‘i’t'illl ior their tenacity and nai-
l..|:iry ”ti lll‘ik‘l‘iilt't' lit IIIIH‘ ltl roll
telu lilltlticil about inattris oi i.tl grt'nl‘
\t' lituauiulnc. and them» arr.-
lit'tillll. almost the lite oi thltt mull
aloud. and the occupation of the tent.
tort of l‘urlo Rim.
iliid not. liltit-ul, iol long illtli‘ linii
liltw bad he leurlmi oi the tic-patch in
licnclsl Hiiuitlr. publisbcd at the bud
til tilt .tliit'l« iii llis- .\'i'\\ Villa “t’lflill
on August it. which. it it mconl out
thing. not ill tilit-cl \iobtlion of tilt-
\t'llNll null wrilltii tildcis oi the 'll‘i'nl‘
littlt.
till his wily lcllilllllia to rill-tum
lltllt‘l‘ill \illrs tulidc a thorough taint»...
lloll oi the Iiiliiiilliill oi the tritium ilii' =
boutiou oi ihl-lr Iilllllht. and tainuitilll'
oi lhclr hospital Initial- and umrtulii
cd their condition. its w- ii its ills ulltluni
illiiilnitatbit' i'ttiitllliillt t" llw rim-in .llitl
the inadequate appliances tor furnish-
ion prisiwt nttppilt-s. lie ordered
ligllnctil to the yellow icycr hospital
in polite the grounds and lllll'wi' the
~ll it its use setters! iiirsctiuu- for the
improvement of the sunliary tottliillon
rd that entire mainland. and rein-tied
its ilitldlilidi in the sillbttiillcs ltl
“'Illiliill'm. nistlnn in that report
that hit liod ditwletl illt' trope ill be
lnotul up in tbc blah latch on truth
grounds ground. irw from this lion
store it might its [nwsiidv to crarlbate
lb» genus oi dies-not~ and lbat in innit
till.» twadb‘niliui lti diction- Illtl tint rc
.ull tiwn lilni tin insipi- should is
umrml iliillwtilniil) at in north as the
New England toil»:
tilcis trout tic-trillion its also re.
quested July is, ll‘illt tuition tor the
Form Him eliw‘vliiion be its-iii ironl iii?
mung." states. nepotism trout Tens:
ianielwna.
Florida.
"A: sum as a suitable escort «mill
he obtained from the navy. densest
‘fliies left the coast oi Win with 3.000
I
myr’lh‘fi. I s.
/ They go into every home
" 'tf-tauo lN HAND.
You only pay (or the ivorlnc, the
itf‘ (30:13 costs you nothing, thereby
. that-lug lzzcn
i‘c'tiursc of tlic ycnr.
mntccd par excellence by the fame of Williams'
‘ \., Clasmnhnrv.€ouu.
to to that iiillt' l
in older in MVP)
y a bill for 'l‘oiict Soap in the
ter was. received from General ’l‘oral. i men. to noise and occupy the island oi
. Porto Rico.
1 "The place oi landing had been so
‘thorougbly advertised in communica-
; tions sent over the French cable and in
Ethe novaplpors of our own country.
and telegraphed to Madrid. and trout
there to San Juan. that not having re-
ceived the necessary appliances with
.which to disembark he decided alter
ileaving the Windward Passage to
;change his course and land on the
south side oi l'orio Rim. where the
Spaniards were the least prepared and
the least expecting to receive him. and
:where he knew that the disembarkstion
ioi troops and supplies could be most
:casliy eiiected. From the time oi that
‘diseinharltation during the following
inlnetcen days of campaign hc kept the
Spaniards guessing what the next move
would be. When they withdrew along
the line oi the great military road be-
tween Ponce and San Juan they de-
stroyed the bridges. obstructed the
roads. and iorritled alrong positions in
the mountain ilflwifli'. and then wm-
surprisedto iinll that one column of his
inrmy was swat-plus around the west
end oi the island. capturing the princi-
i‘ulitles and towns, whllc onothcr hail
linseed over lb.- mountains on a trail
which the Spanidrlb hall .vtupposd ini-
pnssablc, and tbcreiort- had not iortliled
oi guarded it, ilnil the rim theytknew
of the march of the American army wna
the llPDNtl‘llnt‘" oi d strong tirlgalic
within twenty lull..- of the northern
coast at. the lt‘l‘llllllilh of the railroad
connecting Sun loan with Ari-clito, Till
island oi Porto Kim on.» ialrly Won by
the right oi compost. and bet-lime it
part til lllt’ l'iillud ."llllt'.\'. 'I‘iic artill-
ilwiil "l liit- [it‘tiiilt' out. in no M'llit' our
raged by the numb», lull on the con-
‘iray ulna propitiutcll. A
“motile will: li.i\t . Milli-“ll lllt‘ sei'l-ritv
inf Spfllih‘ll tulc in tour centuries hall
' with lay the prom ion at the great rc-
plibllr. One of ti; richest sections 0!
~oulliry owr with :l our ting lino floati-
lius iuwll iitllltti .‘lini will be oi liiulitu:
table to our Halli)" itolitliiill)‘. com-
litit hill)‘ .illt.‘ ltoln .. tullliuli ill alrut~
git point ~li \mo. ‘l'llc lmiat‘hflll“) 01
that island it.» .1l:‘0 remit-ml llny inr-
tilcr i‘t‘t-iriltllil‘t .il tlu' l‘lluiillrill tori-cs iii
'uba hopeless, tlul ii llt'rltl Milt-ti llriuly
lit'iltU'a that by lull and )1th "'0'ch
ll.t‘lii lilo plopb nill‘vlil i‘illl bi- lls cun-
illi lillllltilli ll tliht‘l .l- .l il'it-titlly oily
and illinilbol or to lvromc A part of
our own t'tiliilll) its the people oi l'orto
lltbo. lit-nerdy Silica l'tliiiltillfli lil Porto
gitiso tin lulu: u- be ill rmt‘ti bis prom-n ‘c
'liti'lfllfll') lot nlilyiilg tilli iiic Illsill‘lil'
lions oi the lili'alllt‘lll. and now le-
turns to lin- lulled .‘ll‘iill'ti bringing
lwlth bilii m‘dl‘l) him" who are no lump-r
lit-titliri‘tl. lilt'i‘t icing ~illllt' l‘.‘.tuui t-llll
tnainlng. .ilnpii )llfliili‘ill tor .tll pct-
ptma. ill- lt'l‘llis ill olltc to Wllsll-
lligloli. whit-c l.t- til-litmu- tn- t.lll l»-
nioat list-flit. ml lll' consult-rs the mini
>lniporiuni lii't‘il oi tbt- hour now to lsr
lllt‘ llllnlt-dl.tl-- min Host of wilr t-x‘
“yellows. and lltc rcllun oi lit- lillac .t
'pilllluil oi thon- ill llu- military m-rvbt-
f in pouiblc to lili‘li former occupations.
witcll- ibcy art» lilOnt iitu-tltti."
our. I «all. ._\
.. or... -.—.—..—
monsoon! namasns.
i Iisetsti in mm assailants-nor-
tsr Isa in low lavas.
i the lloti Silliucl lv‘csnenlicn presided
llii~ '
i l
full-l iilt' itepublh up i‘dlb‘lln ill Stamford
filial liinlil 'lilc deb-gates cit-lied FIN“
“it‘ll"‘flfl'illllt‘l limo-illicit. idllwln l.
tilti'ilvlnl. Mitbn-J Ki-illli‘ully. lir. i‘lilirics
ll. ROWt'tl
i l‘ongrcsalonul Janice ll. ltinliii. i‘lli-
lwr ll. ll'csacndtvii. William W. iiilicapb.
isrlss-l P. To"
l'iitllll!“ N i' litiwnl. Tcrnll Milli-i.
'l'hrodorc Mlibi iiwtll .l Hughes
'l'lic iiiamiorii third is lalunaluiry lur
aotrluor, lilil tor mitgrlwuiati. liawlcy
in! Illicit". and Pencil-it'll lot l'lllli‘tl‘
flint” sciiutor.
l. Republicans oi Tnliand IIM'ii'll iolir
.‘wvll known Isolililllli'y men to the little
tonvmiion. lost night. although they
will no uninstructsii.
The ltepublbsn town cont‘tiiiion to
willci inur delegates to represent New
Haven in the itepnbllran niula t'llflVt‘h‘
lion waudwid lust night Pour l‘oricr
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