Cedar Rapids Daily Republican (Newspaper) - July 19, 1898, Cedar Rapids, Iowa r i CEDAR RAPIDS DAILY REP TUESDAY JULY KO MILES STARTS FOR PORTO FOIl Fair southerly ck and from lias arrived at Fort All were 25 duos well It is art? 20 on tae and PROBLEM QUICKLY Commander of the Irene Spoiling Tor a Tariff For Goes Inlo This Sails From Siboney on the Converted er Yale With Artillery A BRITISH from the front iu Thonias IS ABOLISHED Rate ID Be Applied to the of all Countries REDUCTION OF TONNAGE Sends Shafter Complete Instructions for What Would Happen LI He Should Get in Dewey's NURSES FEVER STRICKEN Mrs ia New York July The follow ins was today at Cross Jibs Clara We will go in at i lie navy and tlie Texas OTHER TROOPS TO FOLLOW HIM AT EPOCH BEGINS IN AMERICAN A CRUSHING Regiments Left Charleston Yesterday and Will Fallow from Tampa and State Paper Made Public by the President Makes a New Departure in American Only 1 Jt not for us in care for asid are recovering No for the Mbs cabled del that Dr and Mill all heir wore a fever two distant she savr them and all Joins well In of her Crum Ono to Coot a a SAMPSON'S SHIPS WILL AID THE TROOPS UNDER GOVERNMENT FOR SPANISH AND July IS Hens KOHS ol ibc Dally Mail IX C July Some of Them Left Yesterday and It Is Expected That all Hie Troops and Warships Will Be Keady to Begin the Attack the Knd of the Alger Purposes to Make the Campaign Short and Lincoln's brigade United States Consul informs me tbat as German cruiser was Manila tlie other ilay the Unite Slated 1 In was soul her to ask lier to As trie ibc linve been taken down with ever which at Me a ley atur i with Gase ons were cabled to tha ia at ny Secretary that the can be nut in force tomorrow The no iv liT 5 tb a Ii now in 1 iere Ibe rates fur the different at varying country ns the the of them to all oomi trios not the StaiCa The man important is the IhQ on tons cr more which ami out of tlic nort from present rate of fl a ton to a of cauls per tun The heavy export tax on iron ore is Fullest Liberty and Protection to He Given the Persons and Property of all Those Who Honestly the Supremacy ol ths anl Corporate Rights to He Deaths from the Fever X II July IX C July Alger as fie left white at midnight announced that the vanguard of the Porto expedition had started Iff Cuba Orders were scat to General by Alger ami tu Samson by Long to start for Forlo as soon as possible Tlic Yale carrying General Miles anil part of the and other transports carry lug the remainder of the troops ot command destined for Porto to tho landing place agreed upon under n convoy of Sampson's eels Upon arrival the landing will Ijc effected under tlic guns ol I tie Large forces will be hurried lo Porto front the United The at Charleston heeti ready to leave fur sure nil days arc under orders to late tonight or tomorrow delays that arc now unexpected should occur nil the troops at Charleston have tomorrow The regular now at Tampa will be hurried to Porto Hi LO as rapidly as can carry them It Is the exudations of the secretory of war that within teu Says American troops will Ije on soil Washington D C July After three days consultation between tho president Secretary Altrer anil during which there was communication with General Miles at Siboney the details of the Porto It lean expedition ivere and the expedition Itself gotten under way Reneral Miles with tonic artillery sailing today for Rico on tlie converted cruiser Yule from Siboney BOO miles distant front San Juan to bo quickly by an array of men There were some notable in the plans for tnd for the stately nival pageant that sailed away Tampa to attack Santiago Kirit there will be practically no naval Iho navy declared they ore unnecessary that there is not a Spanish warship iu the West Indies dare thrust its bow out of port In the second place the ex tlo n does not start from one point hut Mill be divided among several ports thus preventing the tremendous congestion encountered at Tampa lastly there will be no effort made lo gel Itic ships away together but the transports will be allowed io BO forward in their own way to their destination without concerted movement General Miles the way General will lie tho senior officer in Miles and upon him wiU fall the responsibility fur execution of details his superior's plans 11 Is estimated that should arrive by Wednesday night at tlie point selected for the landing la secret and will hoist the American flag at once over soil I jave Charleston Tho distance from Charleston where tho first body of troops for expedition was tu today ia more than double distance from Santiago o Porto llico so that the transports sail from he former city can scarcely General Mifes before the early part ot nest week These Charleston troops are the brigade of ihc first division of the first army corps commanded by Brigadier General George H The brigade comprises Ihc Second Wisconsin he Third Wisconsin and the Sixteenth Pennsylvania regiments Campaign to He The purpose of Secretary Alger is to make tho campaign a short one The expedition is to comprise inon nt tho start and it will be swelled soon o men and if necessary to The entire hotly of mops at Tampa will be numbering about men including n lot of heavy light artillery under the command of General Lincoln The Tampa roops arc known as tho under Major comprising the second on under Simon made up uf the First brigade ant Nineteenth United infantry brigade General Xew York ihc Maryland third brigade General Hale Indiana anii First Ohio division General brigade Colonel C i Kirst Florida ind thirty-second Michigan second Lincoln Sixty-ninth New York Third Ohio and Second Georgia provisional cavalry brigade Fifth United Slates cavalry willi of tjie Staler and ol the First Second Third Sixth and Tenth States cavalry wilh eight troops of the artillery brigade General Randolph livo light ami ten It hat ill of the cavalry will not be called inon General Brooko wili take with him from of tiie antl brigades of his army the sire to Ernest's at Uio General Haines Ohio Third and Fourth third brigade Colonel J K Culver First Third Kentucky and Illinois division J roland first brigade General C T Hoe First George ami 160 1 l Indiana second General Sixth Ohio and tho First West Virginia third brigade General Second Ohio acd i Minnesota Fleet will Assist The movement the shim irom io their new ol action will begin at once and it is probable that some ot Admiral Sampson's ships were today with General Miles Others will follow 35 soon as the full army expedition la ready to make a landing when the attack uill begin simultaneously and and sea Secretary said today that no apprehension existed over the t ireal that Camara's squadron would be divided part of the ships coming to this side attack American seaport cities No time has been set for tbe departure of Watson's squadron for Spain although this move alfO h drawing nearer Lons said today tho reported new list ol snips for this squadron was Inaccurate as the list lias not been finally made up Shatter at Santiago It has teen decided that none of tlie troops that participated in the actual before Santiago shal bo employed on the expedition There arc two reasons for this First thp mm have suffered severely from climate am ami are entitled lo n t see nnd It Is deemed to be very bad practice to allow soldiers who been ex pose il lo yellow to be trough In direct contact with those fees front the United There Is also Mill another reason purely a one Ten thousand Spanish arc at Manzanillo nnd other points within striking distance of Santiago and might no nn opportunity to re cover ground lost at Santiago if ihr place were insufficiently protect cd will b kepi on on Iho the rear of the the men have out yellow fever Then will laliC n turn nt the Spaniards I any can be found and it Shaffer's march will end at lla va n a n don J n I S A da e from Havana July 18 Seven American heavily bombard cd this morning steamers at set on fire Several were in the liar bor Issued in defense of h town stranded The resul of the bombardment Is not yet here bow ami a small boat went to discover was The protested and Insisted hail a right lo and another iho to malarial fever The cf removing the mat of siel from the cruiser completed IX C July A thai wiJl btf markins an epoch iu history was occupations will abridged only wLen it be necessary to do While the of conduct of the will be such ia has it will be ils duty to measures of a kind if thc of the people should render to the maintenance of laiv and order ifo Ihc to or in or to new courts Ms own constitution for or to such new or as inni b In the ot the commander must be glided by and experience aud his high souse of jus Oac of the most Important and practical problems with which it will be necessary in deal is of thn treatment of property and the on of tbe It is that all the pul lie and belonging to t ic government of country In and all and and c1 such may t ic military occupant and ti own The property of tho he and at l sarao time enjoying the revenue t but he is not to destroy it save in case or military necessity AH public means of such lines railways and belonging to the state may Ije to hU use but in case of military necessity they firo not to be All churches aoj to religious anil to the arts nnd sciences an 1 all LOUSES are so far as lo bo protected and all t on ami internal defacement o of historical or or of works of or art save required by t military whether belonging to individuals or corporations is to lw and can be confiscate 1 only nf hereafter or telegraph ami ci railways nnd boats may al though belonging to private or corporations seized by the military but unless under military necessity are not o be retained While it is held o tw the right ot the conqueror lo levy contributions upon the enemy in their sea or provinces may be in his military by and o apply the proceeds to defray the o war this right is to be within limitation as that it not savor of cor ion result of military occupation he taxes and arc to tho military he see fit to substitute for other rates or modes ot la the of the government The moneys collected are in be used for Iho purpose of pay ins the expenses nf the government tinder military occupation such as the salaries of and police end for the payment of tho of the army property taken for no us of the is In In- paid for varn hi at a fair valuation anil when payment in cash is not possible receipts Hre to be given All purls and places in which inny be In actual possession ol our laiKi nnd naval forces will lie to bo commerce of all neutral nations well as our own in articles contraband ot war upon the payment tho proscribed rates of duty may he in force at tho time Importation WILLIAM Iiy of of War 1 C Adjutant N AILED The letter lias been Office of lie Asset in Uil 111 July tS arc ol the fward of thai O he to nny name nt any hence 1 have O at any day or Very truly Repeatedly the Gazette lias puli statement that the only way The Republican could get its war bulletins was by i bulletin at the end of the First avenue i sewer This letter from Mr Thomas brandy contemporary of the skull and 4 bunes as a liar on another It provides in general terms for tbe government of iho Cuba Is the fim document ol thu by a of the By order of Corbin cabled document lo General Charter in command of tlie military at The paper io not only an and lo Shatter for ibc uf the territory bit a to the of territory ot of the of the and their It iu anJ to tec of tbe territory over tliR jn ihu exercise ol their rig iJa as security to their persons and property The test the Adjutant General's Office C July IS isys The following sent you for your information and It U lo be published in such a manner in anil na ivill give it the in territory your Executive Mansion D C July is 1 the of The u the lie ihc province of Santiago the of the by lories of t 10 States rentier ii to instruct the the is tu tbe lie s to observe during military occupation Ihc first effect of the military occupation of an enemy's territory is severance of tho former political ons of tbc inhabitants and fin of a political power this of lie to ns they perform duties are to security in their nnd property in all their private rights antl It is my desire inhabitants of Cuba should be acquainted with the purpose of Slates to discharge lo the fullest extent its obligations in this regard I will therefore be the duty of tlie of the army occupation to anil proclaim in the most mariner that we Lome not to war tho of Cuba nor upon any or them but to them in homes in their employments and n heir and All why cither by active iid or by t with the United in its efforts to to this will the reward of iis am Our occupation should be us free from severity as tho powers of military are and supreme and operate upon the of the inhabitants the municipal laws of he conquered as the private of anil ami for of arc as forte so far rw they are lic new order of they are suspended or superseded Iiy the and in hey arc not hut arc allowed o in force and to bo by ordinary tribunals were before occupation TMs in FO far possible o be 10 on ihp present nnd other olfitlnU with the of Justire may if the ol tlie United lo tho ordinary law of the land as between man am man under ho sn JUT vision ot the American The native constabulary will so far as may bo practicable be preserved Tho freedom of people lo pursue their BALL GAMES Results In IU NKW YOKK 5 LOUISVILLE 1 New York July Seymour a was a feature The II UK New York 1 0000400 S 2 0 1 0 0 0 u 0 1 3 Por York an 5 for ami 2 harbor without being searched a calm which declined to It is reported that Admiral 1> who is in command of the squadron at of the British to what he do the Interfered v ili the at Manila Ca replied that only and knavr that An Important Interview Manila July 13 Via Kong July IS imp riant has j bwn held between General secretary anil a prominent native white man and tlic Spanish commander Captain Genera The insurgents vea urscil to surrender the tity averting thai surrounded were able o It at any moment The visitors advised him to disregard advices regarding the alleged Spanish victories In Cuba la to the Philippine i stands and the rucon filiation between tho Spaniards in the Philippines under a ting nad the joint endeavor lo persuade thp Americans to abam nn in the Philippines the reprove of the insurgents to appeal to the powers lo recognize the independence of ItiG Philippine islands the captain general replied that he mutt hopeless the Spanish cause The natives inside city sny I cy receive ii a a to prepare for storming the walls The second signal fixing date of the assault lias not yet been issued anil they are tireil of waiting and arc losing faith in The niter U Is alleged finds It lo capture two strict blockade lest it be inval Admiral is a by to v sit ami Malabon send and receive mails Spanish es lie Ii ns t h rcu tened to station warships the city which might as the Spanish declare they wil fire on any American wilhit ranpe regardless of Iho The second of Amor cai mops Is daily military will be deferred nn til the September dry season when j s cooler and possibly Iiy then will be Tho steamer IAS Just been brought here In the hands of the insurgents it she was on be northern coast and escaping to China with a native on board Tie revolted hilling and brought the vcs sel lo The Spaniards arc convicts ell and burn hut A oi the of the town The fusil continue but the pu sillon Is Tho stock o flour Is practically but sup piles o rice and meat will las for the Harvard sail for New York the ward physician Las to tie In that the cruiser bo kept hi quarantine New York she is completely and the crew slur 110 indication of disease even iho gamu ou account The R II H S 113 For Dincen Mercer and for Cleveland Young and tj 2 Boston Mass July Willis the J'ittsburs's at Ms mercy TJie HUH nn 0 1 2 0 P 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 11 For Willis nnd for aad Schriever 4 o PH July Tlie Reds defeated the Phillies by better balling The HUE 00100300 1 S J Cincinnati 00023000 0 5 11 l Philadelphia for Cincinnati uid 7 ST C July mi ft n the eighth the game ftir the Krowns The score HUE 10014001 12 J SL Louis 12200010 0 d 11 D For Brooklyn Kennedy nnd Ryan for St Louis and Clements 3 July was out the box iii the middle of fifth inning The RII K 00003213 3 13 Chicago 0 3 0 00 0 0 0 0 3 7 6 Hatter For and for Thornton Chance At n H E -.00121000 7 1 Minneapolis 01201100 8 2 Hal For Milwaukee Barnes and for Minneapolis Wright and At H 11 J 10001000 0 f Kansas Cily 7 For Foreman and for and Wilson At mi 0 I 0 -J 0 0 3 0 H 0 St Paul 30003010 S U j For Hahn am Wilson for St anil Spies Can it be Columbus Ohio July Tho games of with Kt to bo played week have to It la that this the of the Columbus Western league team to THE SPANISH TROOPS Bay 5 a m July Tho of the Spanis i troops of the Fourth army of those which composed tho ol de Cuba of tbe of General forces is likely lo cause sonit trouble The at arc evidently ignorant of the surrender and the Cubans under Perez have daily skirmishes the of the town who are apparently trying to break through the and Join the Spanish forces do General Miles whu lie re on ihc Yale this afternoon days that General will send to the different garrisons in the province notifying them of tha surrender The in can be easily reached they will tie ordered to come down the bay ami surrender Those Inland however will be mote difficult lo with and it will probably be some lime before all the Spanish troops arc notified HOMK tir Iu America Port Tampa Fla Inly A movement has been started to present a hume on Tampa tony In recognition of his chivalric treatment of ami his crew am to save him from insult and death he return to Spain Atlanta Ca July John B shown a Tampa dispatch regarding to of a home en bav at Ms residence In tonight Tha general If o become an American citizen I am ami whole would welcome such n brave and iion-crable GOES TO JACKSONVILLE Will Corps Omaha The Tfi n regiment of infantry n nil cr o Colonel Wm J lolt this afternoon for Jacksonville to join the Seventh army corps under staff and the Second o the on road nnd will be to Illinois Central by of Ihs ft St they will be Joined by Major the Third which left ovtr the Island and the Colonel via St Quiet at Manila Hnng Kons July The Corbran from 15 reports all quiet slic The not advanced an second American contingent not It Agnin aldo the had an with The result Is not men I Leaves July Colonel William J and the Third for KJa The colonel and staff go the road and reach tonight of Fever Cases C July A from Santiago officially entire number of fever casca nt 300 or ess The considers tho situation less than he Men for Manila San Francisco Cal July Fifteen men representing the regiment and 300 for the First California today went aboard tho transport Pennsylvania and expect for tomorrow T Y s i Elgin III July Firm offerings 127 Sales 30 lubs a 97 ubs at Tho committee the official price Sick from Santiago Cincinnati Ohio July The sec ond Irain wilb
