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'fli own wns F.-t in a f.---r '; ex- n ' u 1 u . Six c.inijtani-- of th.- ('all for-
(itiu'jiit when, at Utile aftr 4
nia Xat i(na! (5 tin vd wf-r- s.-nt lif-iow
while tfi- oriit-r six rii:urai!i"s vvcr'
o'clock yrstrMay afternoon t)u Imjj s drawn uj in the iin- on i":-.-k wlicrc ir
it Ct'iitral oiric- ennvf.vcii tli' ni's.-ar'
to tfjou.'-a mis of anxious pinpic in the
tl? that, there were three foreign
4tr-anitrs off Waiinanalo. The me.
uf Jiad f-o!ii" frini the other side of
was l in ifissi ; a om in ii. :a t- any
nmre men.
in a little while the Janus .Makee
of rhe Inter-Island Conipany cain
hounding over the billows with flas
and jieiinants llyin.i;. The Committee
of lea, the band and oilieers of the
thn Inland and it w;is imiHsib!e to. National (luard of Hawaii. were
aboard. As they ajtproai diod quite
i "ios( to tile l'eKini; eaeer ancr cueer
i was jiveii by the ent iiusiastie people
i aboard and then the band struelc up
in a number of patriotic American
lairs. No one aboard the Peking was
'allowed to return the eheers as t.h
soldiers boys were under strict dis
ifipline. This however did not dampen
i the ardor of the people aboard the Ma
' kee wlio shouted and waved their liats
a '- -J1 - - - ..I
No
A. &
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of
i:vc ) i:TTid':.
This is What is Gpiniz: to Manili
The First California Volunteer.-:, mi- l o rs of he Ilriad'- at 11 o'eh.ck to- j
tier Co!, dames F. Smith, are quarie!- ; d;iy.
ed on the Peking. The Ite-iment i
comprises l.aT men. There are also ; Tin erf
l'JM navv otlicers and marines.
The Oregon volunteers are un- panics
thousand strong. All but -n ot thee
are on board the Australia. The
othej-s are on tiie City of Sydney.
WASHINGTON. May -4. Tl.i ha.
:; I i-.'U a day t f e( Itinu rumors. S-:
isational reports of a bailie in the
! Windward passage tti whicli Admiral
! Sampson is said, to have sunk the n
j tire Spanish sqtntdroti liave reached
Washiimion from Madrid, from Lon-
(ion anu irom i oi i ,a i iiiue i- un-
c i way of New York, but up to a late
ire thirtv-nve Stanford stud- I hour tonight, no oilicial confirmation
t
nts in one of the California com- j of the engagement could be seciired
j in .iny (piarter. and Secretary Long.
4-
pro ; iTi- in Muiila. I'orcign f--i'i .? i
f.-ar an oi2tlr'ak of the Spaa;h ei!-
iiers. aiid they will !e transferred
to Cavit liy the fon-ign neTi -ftf-war
in the liari'or. Aguinaido. th i-epc!
eleief, w!;o was brought bene from
llown koTiLT on the MeCtillo.-h, ori'i
:'m:v: a force of native cavalry and
,1 ..- .iv:if ne til? W.
ni:w:;v."
I : l a : caie
valuable.
PF.ACK AND CAMPOS.
LONDON. May l'...--The Madrid for
respondent of th Daily News ray.1-:
Walter .. Fi.akley. a proniint"'Ut re
ident of Omaha, is a member f th-i
when seen just hefor.- midniglit. iv- nniors ,,s !(, hc negotiations of the
Commander C.ibson. who is in .peiIiCion.
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in the enthusiasm of their welcome.
A short time afterwards the men
were told by Colonel Smith that they
could shout and cheer as much as they
pleased. There was no need of re
peating; Hiss. Tin" boys threw up t heir
hats and cheered as only Americans
can. Then the band of the First ligi
nient at th" stern of the vess-1 played
"Hawaii Ponoi"' which "brought on;
lliore cheers from the 111''!! o! ;iie Ml-
kee.
The China has been bought outright
charge of the expedition? is aboard of
the Peking. He stated last evening
that the weather was pleasant all the ; by the 1'nited States and she will
wav down. The three boats i rn veh d .' u --ed as a transport.
abreast of each other during a greater
part of the wa'. all hough a: t smcs
it was neee.-.-ary for the Peking and b'
Australia to slow up and wait for tienr
companion.
A-ude from sea si i ne.- ry o-v.-
men were ill.
9 9 9
One of the- most prominent uewspa--r
iiii-a now in the city is Oscar K.
av:s. ot he New t orK sun.
e 9
itei-ate.-i the siatenient made in oilicial
bulletin.- postei just before the Navy
Department clo.-e-d to the (-ffect that no
iuformat io-n had l-e.-n tco-ivol indi
cating; "that an action hail occurred
in the Windward Passage."
From this time forth until definite
news is rei-civf d the administration
will be in almost mone'nLiry expecta-
At the Oflicers' Clu'a last nighi .-omc- tion ; a '
t.-(US v
:it tb
I-'ight mild c;t.-t-. oi nn'-a:
out et th.e Attstraiia. The
nen .
on ' . e
am o
The Pckiiig was by this time cunireg
. i . i .... . o . . . c : '. . t . . . . . . . - .
up use c a a a a e i u a ; i i a' o uei .mo,, . . ,
. , , i nitre. -a !ic o.
boais .sere iiaagiiig nil to wat ea wiia :. , . , .
a rated from lie i ;i-r p-is-a-ngcrs
he :n"vem--n! of the Pekir.g wej-,. :
e. When th first and fastest steann
in caa i ge
1 ICO W. SMITH. of Hie three passe,! light ho-i..'. the
(Photo by Williams. "I wlii-tles of both the Charb-sto-i tnid
A HIM AN COylMFl'TlCi: OF !"'. Jb-traington sounded a web one- and
then t beer after cheer came from tin
' hou inds of people tiiong t" --v'narves.
,y tiie time what the .-b werP. wadeome was comp'e'e and fr.ua
1 three c-dnmns of -moke boating the heart and the American boys were
i y to the southeast could be ,lhHn- totaaed bv if. Never before had they
)-. accoiaied stu b signs of web-one .
-do a ii -;.-- no: many ntmut? -: . ., , . , ,
. I sum too everything seemed to be ;
r this, the message earn- th'it tiie : , with tie- rejoicings of He.-- e-o.
um-rs could be -'ecu !-y Dianc.-ud ; r.':.. F?3 - a w,:- a bit eifod
,d Charley ate! that they w. re the aad a brisk w in l w...- o' owing, v. hiie
v of Peking. H-.e u-;raba a -ad an- 'over the Waian.o- uioM :i a i : : s. the -mm
, p,. wn.- ; : ing in a blae of glory. Here
and Caere sail and row boats dotted.
:'!; 5 the water anl from neat ly every one
a. f:;-e 'h;-'e' e.nn d immedi- ' Wa.- to b -en fToi.tiag an A irevica m
( U t t t e ::ei i O !
: i g". i. ! ' a do
a a g -r
N. C. C
army of';ecrs .-ang "We'll ha
Spaniards on a. -our apple 're
c
: .McCarthy. N. ( ' . ii.. had :
e of iin et ing" Major Aba'art
t h- !.- Me o, w!i a ii is n
oihcial circa s here.
The Ame-bam navy
wa I'd - of s i t .-hips i a
Seal . .i t ;d "d i i b- : b a a
out , Lord Nelson spent
in (dais; a g i '.
dit eta .mean i
at the 'ill,-, r e ( 'la a
i ) W ! I
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i t ' i a
! Tee
."m'I .
os -1 eo t i a - o ; .a a ; a
: a : ' -.'.' v "s . . ; n a d t'e a . "i
-o i ; a i- t '. . g t t a e a . i
loaa. ba b en in t n.
iv-fore. to .Manila. Th
a -s i g 1 1 ! a to nil
re a : -o ' 1 i ! 'e ' - ,
.as: e e n i U 1 1 j I I
U Peli-acb's for j
a- a:.d M:. Dob-
b"iubid in
nas up-
Pi:o
p.a-.vers in favor, of )eace are prema
ture, but responsible Spanish rf.at
men are prcpaf'd to seize the firr
oppori unity to cad the w;ir. providing
i; b" done on ttuuus hotiorab.t
to Spain.
Slucald a neuttail nation come for
watal with an honorable a rra a g- men?
its proposals would be examine-1, her
in tat i in pi act tea! spirit of false pride.
If. : he''efore. America does no tn-i
umom impos-tide humi'iat totis. there ic
tne ( at la Sua n r
br'eu jioiuted Ma
iht-. e taog- . .-oa a-
or . . . .1 . .
1
i ; i o a :
under i ) v.
t : g : i -M a e a a ' -
9
o ' ! tl
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the la, a
s e a i or ;
Pile-! ?-1
e , -it m a !a e! : '1
a- had t;e j n, ; -.) natp
e re t hey capable of s ; t i
ed as r n e j tta m : a o i s-a n :
Sab b y. The American otu
have the- additional ;nlv,in'aio
oe-; -e s J e j. ; i 1 i Oi g which: e'ebh-
r - !; S; r;U gy t ; 1 v i
biiity of iea ee bu n g a
lad Martinez Campo-.
of an i nt ei ie w. has s;
;.,:bai of i be Philippic-ad.--
of the nut i v s the!
o iated .
in the
id Hia'
.- i - in
n - i e
a ne a
gbt to 'e :
; o w a u ' !i tl' Mi our
He
amors
o; ,oa - aooa d the larxu l n g
a, r i'a.vh.nd atid Cibniltar. The
intp-n tan: thitig. he declared was that
almost uany of 1
mas f onccrn mg ; i;
at re-
,i;ai-ai ('efera SliOUiU !e
, j I d c riic A nn-r i ca n sfptadraP
able to
M
! had not t'eaa ht
; the ex pei if top -
a to
a
i ail OS er the c;! Ve'ttt Up
a a .. a : a! g ' - a a, a ; r a o. . ' e -rains
wen; ii urry i nc along low ard, ,
h,- ditfereiu whaiwa--.. Th'-v h;id a , ,
.ug wait 'nut they wage r.n: in t'e e;
.-, st fatig'ted for f.h-y were oa t '.: lip ' v. '
,.e of eji.-i tatn y and talked gaily. '..
iit-re ha- not b, -n in many years .
each a comuioiion iu tlb- ciiy as th
i -"ws created. :
liven the pibt boat with the thrfe
ep)ts sin. I a nuuda f of pres t:i":i from -
wn and from San Fram-h-co. t..rt'.l a--en
iibotit a half hour before ii was u .
i'he tiewpapev mn w '
. m r, o- and me e and '
d ine.g-ous itistru- . - in v
l -ii a a - foi e,-d to ' ' . : y
m -a; ' ea-tMrtd ' 'da
- a a - i aa-e in : .'.
ii-a.o,--- ..,. - MM, . :
, o-dd b" -!M-:i ;:av .c.h.-r
ao m h along the v. hut e
g caa o ' a e ' itt all d '
. -a a ,
! trail a in com tea no o! i ne r I
j u.Kic. He stat. d That Ccte rai
i. .1 o, ! M- i iir! t
.' ( p -a ! i ea . ?e.f z i
oa: . i t i! ; da- '
! ':'- ' baa aal -i-Mbb-
aa-o- 'o. S a
, ...fa e. h-'-l h!
W Ma
eg Me;. 'J
with ab o
.. i s i o ate.
ua t son on
(
t r: i a t n no
t d a o a - a r
t a
'.v . a . ; . a ; i ; ; a a. -, a ;
eh w , i -. : a-' V.'Dtil )"'eg; e
if e a' pe.oe'e . ' to be
. r shot;' --
M ; t ; u he i f. Shi rt ly at
Aa-o ' :,: - a me up ! lie ;a
i r w- ! a c e-1 : a a -a i a -
: a tl SpO" t :- .
w-!e men ;
"'poM I
d'b. ;
.l
a a- -
o Mattiaa
MN
I g e a t e i
honor-.
-.eoe.,:;.;.
r it any; mug. ! a
eally necessary.
a re' a taae.l A ; 1 a
a k s , ,Ao ', i ;"
Mgc o 1 a 1 1 tjb er S
ami gi "f o d thi ir
ab d : : e w ,ir TJot
e .M-,ral;a aad
He- i to:ac Me;
ii. a- ..he ;
ay even; :vg. :t
Ma c p e i it : o
S.iP.ivday af.
b
a . ' y wc-icont e, i 1 . 1 e o -;
.. . , .ut rank.
9 9 9
a i : N , t'i-'ock" la -' a ! g i ; '. :'
M. a - e 1 . . j re d ui f 'he ! 'a i 1 1 ' Ma : '
a ; f 'oa 1 i tig opera! !oj; : !a a a , -a
e.a . aoa: la! er fej-'-nec.
it ; Pa ui i b '! t ; a a.- t!; ;iv-l oa
P ' l".g -o j-a a Sob N Sb'eliaa..
e-aotabat for the Nec Y;k !b e
a b S . ; ! i ra u a - Ca ' : .
ol b- . Cob Mf la ' f 'a a: a :
; a . 1 a e - ; . ilara- King .;:' o a .
" ' s 1 i forti am s now Its : ,. . ,.
; :'' -ads in The xaedb a 'a
9 9 9
- i '.).;,: ii t ' a a f ;-; : ; r g o a . ; t a
a. a b ifaai of 1 'a a. caa i c. i .
Wo .. ; ea t i ;'! a 1 a 1 M the l:'e'd : a ! ta ;
',! ' ' 11 b I - ' i ' b ! b 1 a - ' e e I, O) 1' .
9 e
a: ft. or' Cd:!' ea; , i
v.e.p s of t !n . ta-niy.
While a i- ' oa eded thiit (la .-tip-a-
-pe-b .a i a . rer:tb- -qeadron would
abb bias 'o run from tit'"' American
tin itiipi'i - -ton is gaining t; e :! i - a ! .
e do.-s not intend to . Ca vit a.
liilWI'h l M A ST F if.
Ht.N'n i;oNC. May :t. ie w
eSSelS.
hTngtli tlia,;
h-ave the Carribian Sea. cx hm no afe;na to bun
ii!. but has ;-e((f
The foreVrn 'on-
: a t - oon'
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o . .' i I
a i -
FROM DHWFY
NC.TON. Mr. t. .ba' Navy
a ' t od.a ' : e. v e i a t 1 1 g ; a : ; -.
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Mi!. !it .'ii'ifi'i'c'i''' - w i t n
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i . a'e p; a,
ca :' s pot a hie i- : c.ip
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d'roojis ate itr g. nt I y
ne ,!
d. but 1 evev ba - am id'
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9
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a.- California Volant '-ers.
a-'ri:ig to t race h.o-V the
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ADMIRAL
GEORGE DEWEY.
i .-a,. Amerii-;! n aag : o a :
b'to :d -'.v hidf. I a - a g it L.
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