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93 Nassau St.. New York.
THROUGH SPANISH LINKS. !
Lieutenant lilue Describes His
Journey.
At the banquet. of the Saint i
Andrew's Society Wednesday ;
night, after all the speeches had i
been made, there \va? :t gt neral
demand that Lieut. Victor Blue
should tell of lis memorable journey
through the Spanish lines at <
Santiago. The story has been 11
written more than once, and|<
,every one knows of the signal
service the gallant young South
Carolinian rendered the country (
by risking his lite to dot-Truine ' |
beyond dispute whether <>r not;,
Cervera's lleet was in the harhnr. i,
* but it will all have a new signifi-'
cance when repeated hv Lieutenant
Blue himself and in his own
words. He told of his trip with'
the aamo straight'orwar?lness and
modesty that have so greatly attracted
every one since he has
been in Charleston, lie said:
"When it was finally thought '
that we had h eat-d (Vrvera's \ ;
fleet itl the harhnr Santiago it
was not deliint -l, .nv\ n that all
of them were then. At lirsf we'felt
sure of it, hut we got a good ',
many reports from different parts 1 .
of the Cohan coast that cunboats i
had sighted Spanish cruisers;
European newspapers had pub-1]
/^shed, as a fact, that all of (Vr- I
^yera's lleet was not in Santiago i
# harbor. There was a little uneasi- i
? ness felt, and linally the navy do- ;
partment telegraphed to Admiral (
Sampson to lind out definitely. |'
That was the re son of my poin<r. |
My Koine, however, was simply a ;
mere accident. I happened ton
be on hand when the Admiral I
wanted this information, and happening
to be at tIn- rdaoe. and !
hearing about it. I put in ;t word |
to go myself, and was ordered to ,
take the duty. I iven'l selected j
"or it at all. I wanted r?? break (
he monotony of that (?!?.<*I;ade.!,
at was snmeiirm- I> ! ?t ? the ,
. V landed m I'ubi. I'to v all .
m1 to the ?*a-r ward ot i ??i - v
am and at this lime the Span- t
i&^L: exported 'It.- ;ii|v:iiice horn j
the/ westward, t,,. ('uhin
b^ing all then >ui the ' |
dlde tip ; 'hey had I id\miring ,
and retreating, g a <r: tnd losing |
ground, all the vvav tr-ou As?er .
rados to I'oint ('oral. .bo,,i. live ,
miles from the hay. \--en-ados f
being about nineteen. [
"I landed and went to the <'.< t
ban quarters, and there got :? t
guide, and with orders, or letter- I
rather',.to all the. ('uhan com r
i landers in the field give me i
,< rte blanche for a- thing I re- I
AfitAfl 21
liit. > were -{.read v
Whr" ''" 'iff, en- a
eou!ll^"y p'aeen, arid if t
^JgygOde t.. eef through a
*v,.rd?they were'a
jjr, entren. n. d. probably w
men, spread out i.ver a fer-1 h
there it) squads, patrolling the
country and getting in near the
lulls, so as to reach a point of :
observat ion.
" W e (1 id nut have much t rouble.'
We passed sonietitnes in close,
proximity to the Spaniards and;
hoard them skirmi.-hiiig v.tli ih
I'uhan forces, hut always kept
ont of their way. We weren't
going into ant lights; we were
|
prepared to run. then I don't
know what we might have done.
But we managed to get through
the lines at lirsf, and my object
\\;i> in ;:<> till ill liliu hi1!4]) Ji?U ilLI
throughout the night Ut.ti! v,t '
leached this place of observation.
Ihe Cubans see tiled t?. know hot
tor than I did about t!io arrangements
<if tilings, and they all;
wont on a strike about o'rloek !
? would not- pi anv further. I
uiuld not persuade them to do so,
-o I finally took tIn*ir view. We !
turned hack through the woods,
tnd fhev hailed a house?hooted j
like an owl?and got some answer;
1 didn't understand hut they said |
it was all right, and we could go j
ip to that house. We went there!
and they took us in, fed us, and ^
nave us a brick floor to sleep on.
1'hey told us if we had gone on
flittt ivii \X' fill lit tiovo run info
Spaniard* in about fifteen minute-.
This fellow , who lived there,
happened to ho a Frenchman.
" The next morning we ^ot ofl".
He told u- the road we could take
to e??t rid of the Spaniard*. They
were K"*ne around from place to
place, md would emjuire from
he 'pacifio ' -tho-e I'uhans who
lid not take pmt in iho war were
ailed 'pacilio-'- where to no to
i void the Spaniard-. I liev proved
,*ery loyal I wish here to pa\ a
ri luj to to In people. I! t hey
tad wished w . .ever < < old have
i i <. 111 j d I - h i .: o I j . ' ; o | 11
tad accompli-h- d il we io*\er
'Oil Id 11a Ve eo|!. 11 i ,'. ! pey were
ree to o i \ - il-. w I: e 11 he conntr\
vas thick !\ -ett 1 <!. , . nee Is of
?nr >.: in*: there *o !r< all over
to- coimtr> I he-e ? nt m :oii !< -
had. thought if u i. \ great
l>ii?jr. their goingoii. it. i in order
o make it more impor* ?r.r they
ied t<?!.J all the "pK'iii ' living
here that I #ii" going iii to Plow
ip nil those shift*" with 11 \ nainite.
n.HV all !?* Ii* v *<I it, ol course,
irid on try way hark I found the
vhole country was aroused there,
rid people would come miles
hrough the country to nee me,
?d also give advice as to how to
void the Spaniards. Just before
,-e got through the ho<*s ? went to
o through the woods?they told
- V. <
itory of six or eight miles, and
here they had the skirmish lines,
routing the Cuban lineR, exended
out about l.*? miles from
he bay, and we bad to go through
he lines about fifteen miles out. j
k,I took this guide and went out |
uto the hills on the northwest j
ide, and going on the Cuban lines j
here the colour] ia onmiand ? I ^
lave forgotten his name?gave'
lie three other men, well ae-!
{iiainted with the country, who!
lad lived there all their live^-.j
uel knew everv pari of it. men'
i
ivho eotihl he trusted. I took
fhese four men. my original guide'
Mid these three footmen, infan '
trvnien?the other man a major
in the Cuban army,on mule bark
?with me. By the way, 1 didn't j
learn to ride a mule in South I
Carolina, but had some experi[Miee
with them at one time in
Mexico, I could speak Spanish.
We went to the Cuban outpost,
started from there and penetrated
the Spanish lines. Of course,
after wo got through the lines the
only difficulty was in avoiding
the small bands of Spaniards that
i i i: i 1
us we could not go any further.
Wo Ii:k1 ?? disperse. I kept my
horseman along with me. The
three infantrymen went through
the woods. 1 haven't heard of
fhetn ?=ince. I hope they got hack
all right.
"That is about all there was of
it. Sometimes, of course, wo came
in ;ght of !he Spaniards, three or
four hundred at a place. The
woods were thick. 1 used to hunt
a good deal as a hoy in Marion
conntv, and 1 know how to crawl
through the brush ; had very little
dilliculty. 1 finally got through
the lines and on hoard ship, after
being out about 2 days. The
Spaniards informed me after the
fall of Santiago, that they were
on my trail, but started one dav
too Into.
"That is all of it. It does not
amount to much after all."?News
and Courier.
The Hace Trouble.
Washington, I)ee. <S.? I'lie
North and South Carolina memhers
of congress say no plan has
been formulated yet as to eon
firessional action on the recent
race troubles in ?ho Carolina*.
There had heeil some talk of a
congressional investigation, hut
no move in that direction has
been made liv the lioiise memberi
lid one of t In ill -ill to da . that
it was p reliable t he in:?11t?r would
!.< I It to Senator IYitehard o!
Not I li t'.ir.diua. who i- -ad to
have in emit em plat ion -otic i ind
oi inquiry.
lie present a' ive While, the colored
tneinlier trom North t'aroh
na. arrived here to day. lie
severely arraign* the leader- ol
the recent I'arolina litohs and-aytile
race i-slle ha- ahoiit reached
the point where the iieurn inu-l
lace either exterininal ion or eini
^ration. In this view lie e\pre-seregret
that the presidentmessage
did not deal with the race
question. Mr. White has prepared
no investigation resolution and
he expresses donht whether much
can lie expected Irotn federal in
quiry or intervention.
.xirin t aroima liapllsis.
(Miarlotto, N. I>ec. S.?A
special to tin' Observer from
(irecnville. N. savs: < HTicers
lor the erixiiinu year were elected
tonight I>v the North (himlina
11:?j t i-f ("on vent ion. as follow-:
President II II Mar-h; vice Preidents,
Noah liritrns. \\ |.. p?,
teat. I<. Johnson <'orre-p niditii:
secret al'V . N P> I i| o||^llt o|?; -re
retarv. J. K. W hile; treasurer. J
I' Pad,ail: auditor. Waller I'nr
ham.
I'h i - associ ,'ioii represents |."tt.
<? ?;? Papti-ts.
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The Auditor or an assistant wi
lend the following places in the i
jty <>n the day - named helow fo
! convenience of the public.
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I I'leasant Valley, Wednesday, .
11.1 "s'.UI.
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