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THE
CERVERA IS A
CUTE DODGER
Cabinet Congratulates Him
on His Success in Elud
ing Our Squadron.
UNITED STATES CABINET
At Yesterday's Meeting no Con
firmation Receivfj of Span
ish Fleet's Location.
POLO WILL SAIL TOR EUROPE
Leaves Canada ToJay on the Steamer
Dominion - General Ar.Jcrson Or
JereJ to Take ComnunJ of
First Manila RxrcJItion.
WASHINGTON. M ,v J'. AM
f thr li. :h i' . it.en
"ut to. lav1 at :he i, O'y .le-ari:io-nt
u.i .miir.d
in orir ilutrt bull' !m, p-.'e I l:t tSr
,!-., ,f ,lay, M.IMIIK that the d-
ia i : no i.: li ..1 ! it : . i m..t:..n, l...;i.. to
"iv :. ij,at A.!:ii.r'i i' rv--ia with
':. -.'liLollo-i k.m (I Suntlifco
d- I'ni.a Vh'.i wiiii to i until in the
nenipapir r.'i'r: a:il M ..In. I fable
lira in .ul.i-li. .1 tiu ni'Uniio;. Ih lat
t a t.i'!o r iiniinual i .iruniiane, for
till Sl'allWh bull. 1:11. !li- been IIOI
al. ilif.pt e e'. ir ..n e the M) ItlK
mioaili.itt b fi t'ailif
A ' eplniK thin Mali :n tit an correct.
It In.li.iit.ii that th.re l lllile prob
abilnv of a h 'Mile t n - '. 1 1 ik betMeeli
Saiiipn iind S. hley at.il Adiiin .il t'. r
Vera I in li n.l li t l y
A 1 1 1 1 1 r . 1 1 Ceiv.Ta. ,.;y a i.ibl.. din
patfh front Santiago ile Cuba. ill. I not
Ik'ht mi Aliiel'lf all -hip during the
xoyaa'e. lie aniiounf. that thet rews
of bin fillip are In M.rfect health and
nthuiiiii-tlc. t'otitiniiiriK the ili-patih
ay:
"Thii blofkaillng vivrla nub kly left
on thr appniiuh of the sniuadron,
whoKn arrival ha cn.itiM the (treal
( cxfltenunt md withulani nt
Saiitlaiio. Immedlatfly croAl of peo
ple thmnpfd th n'fT and cheered
our milium. Havana relief at the ar
rival of the fleet Is Very ureal, us It
wiii feiireil the Amerli an ships which
lifted the blockade :!nr.' had ipinc l
lnter-ep the Spanish fleet. It Is now
believed the Americans fled In order
to avoid rcvorsi."
I f Kit VERA S f.VHl r.i'.UAM.
I Madilal. May :V .Tho minister of ma-
fine tonltjhl received a dispalih from ,d
i nili'al t'crvcra. In coniniiuid of the Cape
I Verabi sipiiiill'on of Ilia' Spanish Ibn't. It
I raMal:
I "Santliifio do Cubii, May l!. This morn-
lit tc I have iviiliout ,n. nb nt cut. rial thl"
oort. iifcompiinlfil by tae sipiadiMU.
VKIlVKItA."
StJl'AI'RON HAS t.Dl'T.
Miiiliid. MlilnlKht. .uny Si. It Is asMcrlod
that Admiral Cervcra's Mpiailion has lefl
SantliiKO do Cuba.
SPAIN' S NEW i'AIUNKT.
Mftdrld, Mav Sh.1. Tli new miniate In
full uniform nppcatval In the Hciiale toalay.
OwIiik lo llio cliciinisliuiiea ihc new cnb
Inel In alrifidy named t Iin "I'li'ciiinstiintlnl
Cabinet."
Premier Senor Simnat.i assci'lfd that Ihc
new ministry would continue the policy
of the former ministry. "Spain," he said,
"would conllnno t ho war lo the utmost,
unlit honorable pence Is obtainable."
Count lVniminili) propositi tho sen
ate's connratulntlotis lo Admiral Ccrvera
on his niTlvlnit safely at SantliiKO do Cuba
and "cleverly iloduliii! the American
mpuulimiH."
POLO ISOINO HOME.
Montreal, May :U Sciior Polo y Her
nabe anil his suit went on board Ihc
Dominion line sii-am-hlp liomliilon ut a
lute, hour tonight. Tho ship sails for
Kurnpn tomorrow mornlntf.
O..U1INKT MEETING.
Wa.shlnnton, May &i. Tho cabinet was
In session today. So far as can be learned
no otllclal conilnnatlon has been received
Hint tln 8mnlsh Meet arrived at Santlntto
do Cuba. Whether the navy department
will proceed upon the assumption that the
SPANISH
Spain Will Prosecute War Until Honor
able Peace Can Be Secured.
ASTORIA'S BOYS TO THE FRONT.
P'ltTLANI, May 2o - Lb uii n.i nt Commander II It. Iawhs of the Oregon naval re-rve, tonight received a
dlap.ita )i from Ha-nalor M'lirbie stating Hut tha. Or-gon n.ival r'nrvn would be called out within Urn day.
The ! divisions lure anil the one at Astoria will b drilled dully from now on In ordT to be prepared
for w rvia r hi n the ull corn' . Lieutenant Commander 1-wla w ill Immcdlata.-ly communicate with the commanda.r
of i In- monitor M"M.fcy at B in Frsneisa o regarding th movements of the Oregon battalion.
Hpaiii.iiaU lire at Hanllago U not known,
but it t pp mimed tin y will obtain l'U
l yoiol a ii"ntinii before m tiding th
.iua-1i''ii on no long a Journey.
Tin- riill!'iln rxiitlon occupied a
i "n.i.i. rnlili' Mrtlon of toabiy'g meeting.
Tlo. . ( lfii.4t of the ituiiibf-r troop the
Ann M aim bavf to cop- with wrrv
ii'iniittnl. Th-y run'" from ' to 3i'f
J'l'.iiil-h .',i!l-rK. b'lt (h.i ronclunlon
r. nli.d .ik that th'1 numb.r could be
lonnitil on an aleiut l".'"i Tlf forrr nl
i. i. ixbtiul !o k ;ih iener.it Merrllt
to lo more than a'bUate to cope
.ili !hi' trooi... who wer thouKht to
in not I lw be.t ror li'I.iti. A flKnllli-aiit
f..iiu"rof ihe ion wan ihe abm ncr of
any ili-t'u.ln of military and naval
mo . in. u'h an to t'ubu or the Spanish
rbvl TIi'.h waa ..nc remit of the polity
hlih has lieeri ,tg, 1 iin hrlw-n the
inrrn'"T of ihe ratunel. an u.:de from
A-.nl.irb Lonn and AlK.r very little Is
lill" n aw !o wltat bi e!nir on.
SPANISH ' Ol.I.IKii.S
Moil i real. M ly Ji. The Slur today ny:
Sp.nii"h fhip i an .ni; r u may no
I..- Kelt on their w ay across the Atlantic.
I" ! I. ai.'oril hit t'i Information receiv'il
from a Star lorn si.inlent at North Syd
11' v. C. It . it h possible that at the prii-
fit lime Spanish out ship arc In the
wal.ts abaaiit iNewfoiiii'lland. Advlat-s
fr on C:ite Un ion point out that S. nor
I'1'" hi- bun :;i firreiponib m e with an
.ik-. nt a! ilia- Wand of St, Pb rre For the
past week lookout operators of the New-
fi V 1 1 1 a I : . 1 1 a 1 a.ial have ri purt.-al tile uppear-
an. ! of strum: c v.a ls. The Star's In
f iritirit siicKLits that thesa. s tran,.-a ves
tal h ,it,. nunbo.its cmvoylnit tha- swinish
W oliK Ooi:s N SLOW I, Y.
San I'ran. Is. o. May ?i.n addition to
time tr.iinlia.ls of troops from Nebraska
wni.'li ran. h.'.l th,. ,-ity yintrrday. thlr
tu n more heavily o.idsl spavials contain
In K Ihe balance of the Nebraska. Minne
sota. Col.ir.nlo anal Wyoming troops are
now on the way from otilen. Tba-re is a
siNira lty of cars on the Northern Pacific,
but 'be company Is iloitiK all possible to
FRANCE DISCLAIMS ENMITY TOWARD UNITED STATES.
W ASHINGTON. May W.-As the result of the recent exchanges between the state department and the
French embassy an agreeable understanding has been reached which gives assurance of the continuance
of the traditional friendship between the I'nitcd States and France. It has served to make clear that each
government has the fullest conlidence In the friendly attitude of the other and any criticisms or animosities aroused
by recent Incidents have not been shared by the government of either country.
The French authorities have given assurances that the French press criticisms came from an unrepresentative
class of radical partisan newspapers and In no way represented that cordial sentiment entertained by the French
government and French people toward the I'nitcd States.
get Ihe troops here as soon as possible
.Neitiia r the City of Sydney or the Austra
lia have received anv aunnll. vet Cap.
pouters are pulling up bunks and other
temporary structures for the troops, but
It will take a week to net the vessels
ready for departure.
Tin- I'KKC.ON NKAlt KEY WEST.
Chicago. May ftl. A Timea-Herahl
lal from Washington says:
I'nlcss Intercepted Hie battle shin rtreeon
111 a few alavs Will be bevollal nil ,I.io.-.. of
tln Spanish Heel. It transpired today
that the Oregon ,n, not stop nt the llar-
bailo.;:, but was sluhtcd bv the American
consul passing (hat point at full speed.
The Oregon left Itahia. ltrazll, on Wed
sdav of last week and eoveroal Hia 5"iTi!
miles between that point and tho Harba-doa-s
within eight days, or nt the rate of
111.4 knots an hour, and by this time ought
to bo at least M miles further north on
her Journey to Key West.
SPANISH SPY All RESTED.
Tnmim, Fin., May . A boy named Gar
cia or llcrniinilex. who is suspected of
being a spy In the service of Ihe Spanish
government, has been arrested. Tho boy,
who Is a son of a prominent cigar mntiu
fai Hirer of Tampa, was arrested while
taking photographs of tho transports at
Port Tampa.
GENERAL ANDERSON S ORDERS.
Vancouver. Wash., May 20. In accord
ance with telegraphic orders received at
noon, Itrlgndler General Thomas M. An
derson left for Sun Francisco tonight.
The prevailing opinion ha-re Is that Gen
eral Anderson will be sent to Manila with
Iho llrat detachment of troops. Orders
wcro also Issued today for Companies A
nnd G, Fourteenth Infantry, to report to
General Otis at San Francisco. They will
leave tomorrow.
ANDERSON IN PORTLAND.
Portland. May 2i. General T. M. Ander
son received ord",vs Just before leaving for
San Francisco tonight to tnke command
of the llrat detachment of the Philippine
"CIRCUMSTANTIAL"
eipealiiion, which will probably b ave Hun
day. TIIK rill.KS TAKEN.
Key Wt. May ai.-Over forty rajo-a of
an, munition werai found today on the
!Hnnnh ateamer Arjronauta. captunsl
i durinit the llit duy of th war.
! It waa on boa pi this steama-r that I-bu-
tenant folonel t'ortejo, Weylera brother
' In-law. w.ia aaplura.l. Tho aliscovtry of
; the war mippllin on laoard Ihe ArKonauLa
' lll not ih.innij thi status of her caae be
, fore the "r:ie court. It had alraady been
al.s libl today, before li arnltiit of the find.
hat ihe sli-.tmiT wn ! ell mately a prize
of war. no i lalms n ivlns tx en filed by
1 th.- owners of the ship or caruo.
A like decision waa p nda rerl In the caw
'of the s'.anur Ambroslo Hollvar and the
si . hooncra Maihllde and Sophia. The only
formality remalninir to make the rcinolt
the absolute property of the, L'nlted Siates
la the confirmation by the federal court
'. of ihe nndinir of the prire commission.
The harkentlna Carina F. Roa, Tib
tons, lapturol by tne New York off Ha
' vana Tiiesalay. waa broucht In here today
by a fietty ntllcer and prlie crew. Shp had
am bisard a carmi of ic irllc and Jet Iced beef
ANXIol'S TO KP'allT.
T.iioira. May ?i OfVi.ial informitlon
fame from WashlnRton today to the affect
ihat the slue tro-ipsof Wnshlngton would
be n talnisl on Pacific coast duty. Colonel
Whalliy. of the Washington retflment.
statnl this aftern'on that no ruui-st of
my kind from member of h:s cimm.in(l
had ba n made that the Washington
troops would be ra-talneai hen', and he
says he will faal It a pars..nal disKran
ii'n himself If his regiment Is not sent
in thai Ph...ppincs.
M'COY TIIK WINNER.
Syracuse. N. Y.. May a. The tight to
night ba'tween Khl McCoy and Oils Ruhlln
rv-sulied In a victory fair McCoy after S
rounds. There was little betting on the
ri-sult and the showing made by Ruhlln
was a surprise. He stood a lot of punish
nn nt and was always ready to come back
for more. He was apparently strong at
the finish.
McCoy says he will now meet Gi1dard
am! then Choynskl. There was a great
difference In the weight of the men, Mc-Co-
weighing 157 pounds and Ruhlln tip
ping tho scales nt Nt pounds. George
Slier of Chicago acted as referee. When
he rendered his decision Jim Corbet t
leaped Into the ring and asked McCoy to
light him. but the latter declined to con
sider the matter and refused to make
any arrangements.
DUN'S REVIEW.
New York. May UO.-R. G. Dun aft t'o's.
weekly review will say tomorrow: Grow
ing accustomed to the war possibilities,
which are mostly far from probabilities
of evil, and finding the nation moving a
long steadily in Us Industries, people are
grasping the Ida-a that It Is throwing away
sonic months of active nnd profitable
life to wait until the war clouds have
passed. Western prosperity has so greatly
overbalanced thd timidity of eastern cap
ital that the actual business done Incrcns
es. railroad earning promise better for
May than a month ago lor April, and pay
ments through clearing houses for the
week In May show a gain of 3fi per cent
over last year and 7.." par cent over IS1;.
Failures. L'W against last year nnd V.'
In Canada against last year.
DEATH AT SEA.
New York. May W.-Tho World says;
Death visited the steamship rtrltnnnlc
and took Mrs. Mary L. Ownsten, a cabin
passenger, while the vessel was hound
for Liverpool from this city. Tho Rrltan
nlc has Just arrived nnd the information
of the woman's deulli was received In a
cable message. Mrs. Ownsten came here.
by way of the Northern Pacitlc, the agent
of which says she was an Invalid.
WEFERS PROTESTED.
New York, May 30. Tho World says:
It Is rumored that Bernard J. (Vetera,
tho world's champion sprinter, of George
town university, will be protested at tho
meeting of the executive committee of
the Intercollaiate Athletic association.
Ks-I'remdent Shiran, the manager of the
Intcrcadleglau, champlonshlpa. d.-cliru'd to
(lis. usa tne matt'-r. Haauld:
'The oiitlfK.lc for thia year" meet It
rood. I 1ok for four or five new re-oraU.
not Includlnir th bicycle event. It li not
icenerally und-rsiijd that the sport on the
r.r.t day this year will not consist en
tirely of trial ha-ata."
; NOT MI CH KOU THE HEIRS.
! l An,a-li-a. May 51. S.lvtr candle
s:lik. yard of old lace, medal of the
j 1-a K'on of Honor, diamond rlnifa. Ivory
j bound prayer booki, silver sauce pant, all
i sorta of old J-welry and article of luxury',
j have just been aold by the sheriff to sat
isfy the claims attalnst the estate of Count
'de I. da Kersausaon-PennondretT. The
count had bw-n decorated by Napoleon II.
as one of the last of the la vllle noblesae.
! Ijitir he tost his all In the Panama canal
' si heme and soon after died. Only a few
hundred doiuirs were realized by the
count's heirs.
HEI'.KrXIoN IN CHINA.
Tji 'im.1. May Lata oriental papers
s'afe that there are many Indications of
ral.elli.in In the Y3ne-ta-Klftnjr valley,
wit': to the unsettled industrial condi
tions. The Kulao Hui, a formidable anti
fora !cn secret n-iciety. continues to In
(Ta.ise In numbers. The real rub r of the
Yarir-tse valley is stated to be Cheng Chi
Tuinv. viceroy of Hunan and Hupeh, who
lis alt-Kust'-d with the weakness of the
I i'a kimr government and Is winking at
;ho organization and prospective arming
of the Kolao Hul society. Many mission
arl.s In that section are thought to be
in danger of death.
Hl'RKICANE IN AUSTRALIA.
Vam-ouver. B. C. May . Australian
advices state that a hurricane which
swept the shores of Australia have wreck
eal many small craft In the coast trade.
The Wakatlpu ran l.ito the bark Laria In
Imnealln harbor. The Lalra was struck
hctwven the fore and main masts and
foundered. The barkentine St. Hilda,
anhore at Wanganul. has been pulled off
a wreck. While the ship Scottish Minstrel
was tying in Adelaide harbor many of her
crew refused to obey orders. A fight with
the officers and loyal hands ensued In
which many on both sides were stabbed.
ARMY PAY ESTIMATES.
Washington, May 20. Paymaster Gen
eral Stanton has recommended to Sec
retary Alger the appointment of fifteen
additional paymasters fair the army. Gen
eral Stanton has also submitted estimates
aggregating pt.ooo.oiiu for the pay of the
regular and volunteer army for six
months, beginning July ami ending De
cember 31 on the basis of the number of
volunteers already called for and the reg
ular army at Its war strength.
MEASLES PREVALENT.
San Francisco. May 20. Nine cases of
nitNisK-s have been reported among the
troons and all the sufferers came from a
town In Oregon where measles were
prevalent when the troops left there. The
general health of the camp Is good. The
surgeon has quarantined the men stricken
with measles and there Is little danger of
the disease spra-ading.
MEDl'SA LOST.
New York. May 20. The World says;
It Is feared the crew of twenty men of
the Norwegian burk Medusa has been
drowned. Sho sailed from Darien, Ga.,
April 25, for Grimsby under command ot
Captain Hansen. On May 12 the water
logged and abandoned hull of tho bark
was passed In I.at. 2i!. Long. 72-40 by the
schooner Susie M. Plummor.
FOR OCR CHINESE TRADE
San Francisco, May 20. Two members
of n commercial commission which has
the endorsement of the I'nitcd States and
Is being sent out under direction for the
furtherance of our trade with China and
foreign lands generally, are In this city.
The two are Sheridan P. Read, until re
cently United States consul at Tien Tsln.
and Cnselus A. Green.
CABINET
MORE SHIPS
TO BE ADDED
World Will fce Startled by
British Movements
in the Pacific.
AUSTRALIA'S POSITION
Wants Anglo-American Alliance
and Is With United States
as Against Spain.
THE STORY OF CARDENAS
Graphic Description of tbe Sharp Fight
on the WinsTow -Details of
Engagement Which Was so
Nearly a Disaster.
V;
ANCOCVER. B. CMay 5).
The British flVet in the Pacific
I to bo strengthened to a con
siderable extent during the
next few months.
The Temeralre. the first battleship
to lie permanently stationed haTe, ts
being fitted out at Portsmouth and
will sail shortly for Esqulmalt, and
the big cruiser Warsplte is also t
be sent to Join the Pacific fleet. The
fleet Is to be strengthened by replac
ing some of the smaller cruisers with
larger ones, the second-class cruiser
Arethusa being now on her way here
to relieve the third-class cruiser Icarus.
In the south the battleship Iron Duke
is to be stationed at Coquimbo.
Among naval men the opinion Is rife
that England Is about to make a move
in the Pacific that will etartle -ttie
world, or If not this, she is preparing
to meet a contemplated move ot one
or the other big powers.
AND AUSTRALIA TOO.
Vancouver, B. C, May 91. The steamer
Aorangl, which arrived last evening from
Australia, via Honolulu, brings the fol
low lny mail advices:
In Australia the feelinb Is strongly Ut
favor of the United States In the prevail
ing war. Sydney papers strongly favor an
Anglo-American alliance. The result ot
the battle at Manila had not been learned,
but there was some fear among merchants
tha the war would Interfere with trade
betwven rhe colonies and the United
States. When the Aorangl left Honolulu
May 11, the Hawaiian government had not
received official notice of a declaration ot
war. President Dole had confirmed a
statement fhat he had brought frora
Washington a bill drawn up there plao
Ing the Hawaiian Islands under the sov
ereignty of the United States In the event
of war. President Dole refused to say
whether the Hawaiian government would
take any action upon the bill. Tho United
Stan's warship Bennington was prepar
ing to have Honolulu for San Francisco
as soon as a British warship arrived, In
Britain. France and the United States 19
pursuance of an agreement between Great
liaintaln a naval force at Honolulu forth,
joint protection of their respective citiz
ens. A British cruiser was daily expected.
Commenting on the fact of the Bennlriag
tain being relieved by a British ship, th.
Honolulu Bulletin says:
"Instead of the Hawaiian Islanals being
annexed as a war measure, the prospects
are that they will virtually be abandoned
by the United States until the war Is
over."
The Hawaiian senate committee has
submitted a report on a bill authorizing
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