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cruisers of the first class, and heavily

■med, together with three torpedo

boats.

With Admiral Sampson's arrival

there.

Wednesday the blockade was much

strengthened, and although the plans

to starve out the city, its troops and

the enemy's fleet were pushed vigorous

■al boat was sent to And and

cables communicating from

Santiago to Jamaica and Hayti. cables

which it had i

cut by the auxiliary cruiser St. Louis.

The boat

Monday had not found the cable for

which she w

the battleships Massachusetts and

orked on Friday morning

liles of formidablefortiflea

iy.

•ut the

Heged had beei

•ork, but up t'

as put to

•arching. Guarded by

vithii

shore, and strange to say with

lions

out any attempt of the Spanish gun

ners to hit them, although in the early

morning the big guns were fired vi

ciously ut C

Just how long Santiago c

besieging is

odore Schley's flagship.

stand

at ter of conjecture.

it

•as claimed at

Tliree

Jamah

[hat the food it

Santiago w

•ery l

Tho country aliout the city is

unproductive

so olo

•ommunicat

so that

ion 1)0

s. The

the ins

camps f

there is little or

two

the dty

id its

•arried to a dis

co is not c

■h beyond len

liles from the

1

town.

•as bottled

ler Commodore

nd the

ser St. Paul captured

about 4,COO tons of coal consigned to the

port. It is thoroughly believed that

only a short time will be

bring Santiagc

Naturally the Spanish fleet has

ply. perhaps for two months, but the

Spanish soldiery cannot be sustained

this.

Since Oei vera s squadr

up by the rquadro

Schley

hing has gone In.

•dod

starving basis.

One important fact was learned fr

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (1898). Wilmington, Del., 1898-06-10. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn88053055/1898-06-10/ed-1/?sp=1

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