Staunton spectator and vindicator

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pedo-boat destroyer Terror remains.

A report has been circulated that an

other Spanish squadron has been sent

to the West Indies, under Admiral

Villamil, and that it is not near Mar

tinique. This report is not believed

by naval officials in Washington.

Admiral Sampson's fleet remained

off the north coast of Hayti yesterday.

It is said that his plant have been

changed and that his ships will be

moved to Cienf uegos, on the southern

coast of Cuba, where he will try to in

tercept the Spanish fleet. Commodore

Schley's flying squadron was supposed

yesterday to be on the Florida coast,

leading southward, to intercept the

Spanish ships if they should make for

the north coast of Cuba. These plans

are subject to change. It is known

that the American fleets are seeking a

fight with Cervera's squadron, and

that they will alter their movements

to suit the circumstances.

A special cablegram from Cadiz,

which had to pass a rigid Spanish

censorship before being transmitted,

states that the Spanish reserve fleet is

now there. This fleet, it is also stated,

will cross the Atlantic if Admiral Cer

vera's squadron attains a good posi

tion.

The first expedition to the relief of

Admiral Dewey at Manila will not start

until Thursday. This delay is said to

I wing to reassuring advices receiv

oru the Admiral and to a desire to

the ships of the expedition to

full capacity,

ie funeral of Ensign Worth Bagley,

Urst navai officer killed in the prss

war, was attended by remarkable

scenes at bis home, in Raleigh, N. C.

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Staunton spectator and vindicator. (1898). Staunton, Va., 1898-05-19. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84024720/1898-05-19/ed-1/?sp=2

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