St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 24, 1898

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WASHINGTON, May 24.—The Navy Department to-day re- eee m Ba Fond é aie , FOUND TO BE RIGHT . a OBTAINED NOT KNOWN. . ' “Manila, May 20, via Hong Kong, May 24.—Secretary Navy —— : | nh) boca soe _ aft Sie : *-“"*> circulation to the effect that a great naval engagement had been fought .S ——— Washington—Situation unchanged. Strict blockade continued. bun Wilt d P Iti the dest ti f the S ish BPs coho aRaggendee a «nina but ns ae ae Oe: Great scarcity provisions in Manila. Foreign subjects fear an in the Windwar assage, resulting in the destruction o © Spanien e Sheriff at La nas, ss : ‘ . chapman viding for Pensions te outbreak of the Spanish soldiers and they will be transferred to ‘alpaca Veteran Policemen. Cavite by the foreign men-of-war in the harbor, Aguinalio, the| Nation that tends in the slightest to confirm these rumors. f rebel comm&nder-in-chief, who was brought here from Hong Kong At 3:15 Secretary Long posted the following bulletin: formation was received this morning from "The cana: ne igspemngerdiag 3 20: > re Relen, a small station on the Santa Fe, | morning decided thax the police pension law | render assistance that will be valuable. DEWEY.” in the Windward Passage. The auxiliary cruiser St. Louis has cut the area si Judges Wiliiams, Judges Gantt, Sherwood, ate . . oT ' 3 ret irement of police offi ‘eTs aft er i ? all ) k Al 4 * f ] indie Gentry and Liille Patterson were 99 years’ service. and half-pay pensions for | MADRID, May 24.—Duke Almedover de Rio has accepted the portfolio of Minis- cannona ing rom O e aix. eres caeke coe cae al = Megat tO ‘such retired officers, was passed by the ter for Foreign Affairs, offered to but declined by Senor-Leon y Castillo, the Span- - ows whe appeared o ® SCOEN4, | Ganaral Aene , 95 . abe he Duke — 2 Hie teck a hand in the argument and had: —— eT See a heienither ms ish Ambassador at Paris. The Duke informed the correspondent of the Associated The news here | IS that the Spanish squadron i iS in Haytien waters. a brick In his hand that he handled In a O86] Arsenal street His son James Heavy. | Press that he does not desire the office, bu t accepts it on patriotic grounds, Chrsatentng spy “oot ‘en, Jr., lives with him. i : ® my cuaer aro ye Sire a Ais ead ihe desing ehgans Pon-Dor | r BLANCO KEEPS SPAIN WELL POSTED. the quarre) and joined in. He drew a Knife feard of the decision when a Post-Dy- Elms twice, once in the left side and once | #tch reporter asked him about tt. PREPARING TO COAL AT ST. THOMAS. MADRID, May 24.—A dispatch received here from Havana says: Secret orders have been given jn the abdomen ‘Bift’’ fell to the ground. peon the hey was taken to the Dispen- TWO WEDDINGS IN (NE. Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch. to Admiral Cerv era as to what course to pursue in the event of the Americans attempting tocut — et caad te, telnta Breoed the wound guest | Copyright by the Press Publishing Company, 1898. munications betw eeh Cuba and Spain. * the Sapited citepe ie, Beater 2 ih pertoran ee ee ee ST. THOMAS, West Indies, May 24.—Extensive preparations for coaling ships Americans continue to occupy stations outside of Havana, Cienfuegos, Cardenas and Santiago Saparotomy, — gases’ gs ca were made here last week. , de Cuba. There are now 19 American warships before Havana. 1917 ed a ee eee > 7------ PO TN 8 en Death of Ww. F. “Bus. aren wiil be : ag rome at . Franklin avenue Tuesday evening. Dr. Mat-f aly ayn i Ra i lisdas Bemnetmens ane of the Centenary Church officiating. R - PO RT a Dp CA PT U A a O F BAYA M ©. Ej H E CA D IZ F LE ET TO R E LI EV E H AVA N A. of 30:30 bi Collector Wenneker's office, died at The grooms are John W. Christmann and onday night at the family residence, | his brother, Philip, both of whom live at Special Cable to the Post-Dispatek. LONDON, May 24.-—-A special hispate ‘h from Madrid says: Evidently the te eget int ote anted with me. itn fate and had | Miss Maud Flickmey<r andj M ss Clintie L, Copyright by the Press Publishing Company, 1898. to the Philippine Islands has been changed. It is believed here that there will be no | ce. 8 father took him | Kile, who both live at 1917 Franklin avenue. . , , of im-| The brothers pave ept abreast in thelr PORT AU PRINCE, May 24. pate advices ¢ay that Bayamo was attacked engagement in Cuban waters but that Admiral Coceese. will eat mes Pnol . cor iy t was urting an e . who are chums, and carried by th ts. Cg ee oe | s fo “consent to the ‘double | y the insuregats . anhiee saa ig: Sa i See ie es ees in : “<< * Ext ee OS oR se ae ee ie ae gs pus Ra chenbach avenue, The your man | 1421 North Jefferson avenue. 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