Boston Daily Globe (Newspaper) - May 10, 1898, Boston, Massachusetts J v If BOSTON TUESDAY OF WAR Has discovered in one of our common pasture wieds a cures every Hrid ftt from Scrofula a common Ht has tried it In over eleven hundred never ailed except In two cases both thunder He has now in his possession over two hundred certificates of ts all within twenty mites of Send postal card for is always experienced from the first and a perfect cure is war ranted when the right quantity is the lungs are affected It causes shooting like needles passing through them i the same with the Liver or This is caused by the ducts being and always disappears in t week after Read If is foul or bilious it will cause squeamish feelings at change of diet ever Eat the best you can and enough of Dosei in water Sold by all Showing Admiral Dewey on T Silver Spoon win Tsa and 4B An The Decent death of a member Of our firm necessitates an immediate adjust ment of his among other you can buy an Cheviot worth King i Clothiers in the Washington and Kneeland Our is Ova French Reliable House GENERAL NEWS I Paste The senate passes the empowering Boston to elect an from each ward a third the house substitutes a fot Inheritance tax lor the adverse report of the taxation Hoard of by a tie ro to confirm the appointment of Sen ator to the board of principal democrats retaliate for the taken on appointment I a wealthy setts on U charged of aggregating Baltimore shuts Boston at the South end and makes 17 hits off Nichols league Vf right beats Hawed In the final match of the Harvard tennis Applications and renewals for mem last week to news for Dartmouth beats Brown victory of the kind for three years college Blake takes Byrds place In the Har vard varsity recent time row fair ly good new launch is all will light and McCoy if they will make rood their promises about conditions boxing news Capt De la Mar says he will press BUlt for divorce from beautiful young Henry Waite of Providence commits by taking poison in his room a Castle sq If Chief Justice Carpenter of tne New Hampshire supreme bench dangerously Disaster overtakes aparty of Klon is men being Mysterious disappearance of two Alls ton children no trace of them since las James Creelman cables from Lon don that the news from the Portu guese coast Is that the Spanish Cape squadron did not cross the but is returning to War department decides to send men to regulars hd the regulars to e In the Island by 4 Final approved to end 5000 men to the The house pass a joint of thanks to Com Dewey he passes a increasing the lumber 6f rear admirals from six to and the senate passes a to give him a sword and a bronze com medal to each and man ol his An official dispatch from Havana o Madrid states that an American ruiser and large torpedo boat which to force the Cardenas chan nel were forced to retreat by three Senate passed In the house arms aud food to the and another to enlist It Is now probable that there will bo a reconstruction of the Spanish Correspondent at Cadiz reports reat activity on warships at that and expresses belief that the Verde squadron is waiting to effect a junction the Cadiz fleet and then strike at English at Manila have sent to 3ongkong for further naval protec tion said that the Spanish will not surrender till the city is blown to Sir Charles says the wisest course would be to keep the Philip and that the Idea of European continental pressure is all moonshine without British which will not be London Chronicles parliamentary says the full truth about the battle of Manila has shown that a new force has upset ting all previous calculations as to the equilibrium of Guido Italian says America should keep the and that the present is Americas London dispatch says that people In have lost heart Military party in Spain making Ha Influence felt by the proclamation of martial law In Seville and The governor general of Porto Rico cables Madrid that he has con information of the approach of the U S The Spanish fishing smack Santiago towed into Key Maj Gen Shatter relieved of the command of the army corps at and succeeded by Maj Gen City Peking arrives at San Francisco and will leave Saturday or Sunday with troops and stores for The torpedo boat Winslow beats three Spanish disabling in the harbor of Infantry and artillery will be sent to Dewey from Washing Oregon and Admiral Sampson and his squad ron believed in Washington to be off Porto where It is expected a de naval battle Gen Maximo Gomez talks about the war Americans make a mistake in thinking the Spaniards will easily be driven out of Cuba at least six months of the fiercest kind of fighting will do Sagasta that the defeat at Ma has IN NEW Oldfashioned minstrel show given bj of the Bis deal in vacant land 02di sci sold many sale In the reported other real es tate transfers Meeting of New England Jobbers manufacturers the associate board of trade ort Miay to devis means of attracting trade to US court decides against thi of the convicted mur derer Ot the captain and mate of th schooner Olive Plug tobacco trust with capital of to be 1itftc Water front items sun in the harbor by tug Important auction sales of horses an of Essex county declare for between Balem and Bos Left platoon 1st light artillery go Into camp at Swamp Officers and men at camp Dewey hoar with pleasure that another regi ment of Massachusetts volunteers is to go and the fighting 9th will be the one four more com panies of the 2d mustered inio the regular Detachments of the 1st corps of cadets encamped for eight days on Senator Lodges estate at State offers the men of the naval brigade not already enlisted rations of 50 cents a day in payment for more and most of them Camp at Eastern point named In honor of the f Hon Charles Allen of Lowell nominated by Pres McKinley for as sistant secretary of the navy to suc ceed Teddy Torpedo Boat Winslow Scares Away Spanish Dam aging Expectancy Rules in Where News from Sampsons Fleet is Anxiously Decision Is to Send Regulars to Go at Volunteers to Madrid in Touch with May the war began tne Spanish government has been cut olC from Its former means of cable communication with Capt Gen Blanco and the authorities by way of the cable to the United States and through Key But it developed that a new link of connecting Halifax with permits Madrid and Havana tp keep in communication without touching American V KEY May Board Three off May The torpedo boat Winslow engaged three Spanish gunboats Cardenas yesterday disabled one and came out with her crew cheering wildly aud her colors snapping in the Lieut Ensign Bagley and the men of the dashing little Winslow thought the odds of three to one their one pounders were more than a match for the Spanish aggre gation of It was a brilliant minor engage ment of the sort which has become almost an everyday matter with the torpedo flotilla on the Cuban If there is no big game to call the terrible torpedo tubes into impetuous craft seek the op to mix things up with their lilce bull never stop to figure out the It is not easy to obtain for many brands like the HARVARD filled with absolutely nothing Havana tobacco of ihe finest quality Trade supplied by all Sow or THE May 1or Tuesday For New and eastern New arid warmer southerly Local forecast shifting to south The temperature as Indi the thermometer at Thomp sons spa S a in Cam Oam 12 m 3pm fl p m 8pm 12 average temperature yesterday The weather warm er weather Js now Indicated for New probably lasting through Wed and except local showers tonight or Wednesday mostly in northern Winds be coming To a Cold In One Bay Take Bromo Quinine Druggists ref money If it falls to Genuine has on each The Winslow and gunboat Machias were on the blockade off Cardenas In the defended by strewn mines and three small gunboats have been up since the beginning of the Occasionally they have stolen out toward the but never venturing beyond the Inner running like rabbits at sight of the Ameri can torpedo which have to draw the enemy out by dodging in side as far as safety and impertinently scouting and nosing about within full sight of the A few uays ago a buoy was moored by Spaniards inside the entrance of the bay to mar It the position for the entrance of the The signal station on the shore opposite was instructed to notify the gunboats inside when the torpedo boats were within the limit distance marked by the The scheme was that the gunboats could run open at a one mile range thus marked off for and retreat without the chance of be ing cut The men of the eyed this guessed its pur but did not attempt to remove Sunday afternoon the Machias stood away to the eastward for a and the Winslow was left alone to maintain the In a short time she steamed toward Cardenas There was great excitement at the signal and in a short time flags fluttered hysteri The three gunboats shipped their cables and scooted bravely out to their safety Three bow were trained at 2000 In a few min utee the shore signals told them that the torpedo boat was just in Spaniards to see the Americans blown out of the Three crackled and Continued on tne May ton and the waits for news from Admiral Sampsons The president and his seat ed around the council table and later in the afternoon officials of the navy were all impressed with the idea that a battle between the American and Spanish naval forces was Expectancy anxiety ruled the The foundation lor not so plainly The closest questioning failed to elicit any defi nite but almost with one accord expressed the belief that within 24 or 48 hours news would come of a great So positive were they that the con was near at that every one who had anything to do with the de imbibed the same and tonight in official circles au eager and anxious feeling Js The official information of the while served to confirm the statements previously made in The admitted that sons fleet was in the neighborhood of Porto dispatches having been which placed it oft cape the northern coast of last Friday The fleet has proceeded only to save but also because the monitors Terror and Puritan have been towed by the larger vessels In order that the coal In their limited blinkers might not be It is about 850 miles to San Juan from the point where Admiral Samp son was last officially reported on Friday and as lie is pro at the slow rate of flve miles an H is hardly likely that he can reach San Juan before tomorrow It is that tomorrow will elapse without any definite news of Naval do not credit the statement that the Spanish fleet has passed Porto coming They that the ships will seek ref uge the harbor of San which is by mines and shore with the probability that they already arrived at San as rumored Sunday Two Birds With One Admiral Sampsons actions after reaching Porto Rico will be guided entirely by his the na ture of which are very carefully and very properly guarded as a profound It is believed that MB in give him a wide discre but whether he can bombard Porto Rico is not If the Spanish fleet has taken refuge in San Juan harbor it will be easy for Admiral Sampson to kill two birds with one exactly as Dewey was able to do at The American un has been told to engage the Spanish wherever he can find and to destroy Nothing would suit him better than to find it hid away in San Juan Its destruction and the seizure of Porto Rico could be accomplished at one find the same It he does not find the fleet there and if his outlying sea scouts bring him no word of the presence of the he must be convinced that the Spanish fleet is not on this side of It left Cape Verde on the and It has moved at a very Blow rate of has had time to reach Porto the dis tance between St Vincent and San Juan being lees than 2300 that there have been no the fleet in the north At or in the neighborhood of the Canaries or strength ens the in naval circles that Sampson and the enemy must now be very close An to the final outcome of the en gagement no one has any At Continued on Fourth May In the war department put in a busy day for the invasion of Cuba with an army of The exact number of forces to go is of which will be regulars and The regulars will be in Cuba This is the official State ment made and the detailed story sent to The Globe last The most important action of the war department was the order Is sued by Gen Corbin concentrat ing the volunteer troops atf Washing San San New Mobile and This order revokes the previous order which contemplated keeping the volunteer troops in state camps until next The official list of troops made pub lic today Includes 120 regiments of aggregating nearly the being cavalry and As quickly as possible the regiments commanded to rendez vous at Chickamauga and the south ern ports will be sent to while the infantry and artillery concen at San Francisco will go to the or they may be used as The other troops will be held in their various states for coast defense and reserve The army in Cuba will probably be divided into three com manded by Gens Shatter and The or regu lars will be placed in Cuba this and the volunteers will follow immediately The command lug officers of the latter troops will be chosen within a day or Orders to the The first toward this assign ment was taken today in the tele graphic orders which were sent to Maj Gens Wilson and and Brig Gens Charles Simon Soy Guy Henry taw Chaffee and George Da to report without delay to Gen who is in command with the cavalry and light artillery troops at Theae officers will have active duty as corps and divi sion and later on it will be determined whether they shall join the expedition to It is the present intention of the war department to make Tampa and New Orleans the ports of The department authori ties are working day and la or der to get the equipment and camp equipage to the various and Gen Miles is of the opinion that a large body of volunteer troops can be placed in Cuba shortly after the regu lars are sent No one can more than conjecture what percentage of the teers intended for Cuba will be ready within a but from the reports which have been received it Is likely that at least of them will be io readiness when they are needed to follow up the operations of the regu policy is to allow the lat ter to do the fighting in conjunction with the Insurgent Gen Miles to take command of both the Ameri can and the Cuban and Gea Gomes to maintain direct control of his own Three Important reasons had weight with the president and Sec Al ger in abandoning the Cuban plan at campaign as at first determined As is well it proposed to Bend to Cuba a small force of COCO were to establish a base of sup and then nothing more was to be done until next for fear of the ravages which yellow fever might make among the American The first objection to this dilatory plan was that it an prolongation of the Another was that it would in getting to ing on Ike island tA OB
