Show YAR DEPARTMENT PLACE 1 S reparations Going j for Movement of Cuba Cubav o- o j A 4 4 rIV iio HITCH IN IN MACHINER t I. I T. T 5 l Troop to- to r 3 I vj i. c-i. Jo jn Cuba clock w wo k kup p to o s lime has lias io iio lilich W n ga v- v hf J in hi the pl plans n formulated In such an j Y fj i- i tt tji-tt ti to- to r rP P V t d cwi C at Mj r iTAn l mn from early hi In s thc th- J en 5 K ri l K A t. t ir t t the Iho bet Ih S ato t 1 vJ c it tim r p In A 1 4 W rr t- t their rS No bonor o froim t and two Itt this city She She- bat bat- or- or c for or York toni i iC v and tind the engineers will leaVe hurt hero tomorrow afternoon I Reports received today by Hum Burn Indicate that thirteen troop troopships ships will bo be ready lo to sail from Now New New York Thursday art are time the New York News These vessels have a capacity or of more than limn six hundred men i Allowing Allow Allon ing three days for embarkation at Newport New New- port nort News time the first expedition for or CUha Cuba Cu CU- ba ha should be ready to sail next Sunday or Monday Time The troopships scheduled to leave New ci York Thursday are aie th tim eNow eNo York and Cuban Mall Mail Steamship company's Niagara Monterey City CUy of Washington Washing ton and Seneca the Munson line troop and animal ships Paloma Mobila Cu- Cu burma buna and Bergen Borgen the American Mall Mail Steamship company's troopships Admiral Ad Ad- miral Sampson Admiral and Admiral Ad Ad- mimi miral and the Munson line lino animal ships and Antilla The hospital corps men ordered from San Francisco and time the two mountain batteries from Vancouver Barracks Wash will be time the first to start for the tho rendezvous at Newport News Ness's They will leave at 9 o'clock tomorrow morn morn- log ing Many Ho harMoN rues The lie announcement was made by Gen Humphreys that ho lie has purchased 31 cavalry horses riding horses for In Infantry In- In fantry orderlies and officers thirty six draft horses draft mules for wagons wag wag- ons 20 pack mules and riding mules These are all on the tho way to Newport News Non's and Tampa All time the soldiers bound for Cuba who are arc required to travel more than twenty twenty ty hours will ride In a sleeper The Tho officers will bo be assigned parlor cars and ad the common soldier tourist sleepers When President Roosevelt here tomorrow evening ho lie must begin Continued on Page Two WAR DEPARTMENT IS BUSY PLACE Cont Continued From lYom In Page c One I Jj whether an un o extraordinary s session of or congress on rc la Is necessary Before Intervention became a certainty Gen Humphreys had bud on hand for or mm army expenses He lie is now spending money on ships alone at al the time rate of or a n day The transportation of or orthe the ic various organizations to to- Newport Nes means an expenditure of at least At this timis rate th Ui for or arm army expenses will be exhausted lon long ong before congress Convenes in De- De cern ber cl The Time question must he be decided b by the tue resilient President as us to whether he will cr create atc largo laro argo deficits in all nil the Items Hems covered b by y the army appropriation bill or call cons congress together tog and arid make malte a request requestor for Cor or mone money TEXAS S LUCK BACK TO POUT s K hlll at ca A oa Portlier Further Portsmouth uth Va Sept 30 Orders Orders were received here hert from the Navy department depart depart- ment tonight ht to hold the time United States battleship Texas or Intercept the ship ly hy y all means and order Commander Clark back to port When these orders were received the time Texas lexas had hall proceeded to o sea and was heading southward down own the time coast some distance below Cape Henry She was as Intercepted b by wireless however and put about returning re- re turning to Cupo Capo Henr Henry bury where she an- an for or time DIG night Sho SIte Is being held 10 to await further orders On time tho trip down the coast It was vas found that thal the tho Texas's boilers were leaky uric audi and wry Very bad und sh she could make 1 but tut five live 01 or six knots Instead of or the twelve twel to fourteen knots that she nude matle when last at sea I Major Coiled I Washington Sept 30 Only 39 Only ono one cablegram cable cable- I ram gram was received from Secretary Taft TaCt during the day a That came to Gen lIeu Boll und and directed him to send AlaJ Maj H. H J. J now at ut Fort nile to Ha ha- vana MaJ Slocum helped organize the time Cuban Cuban Cuban Cu Cu- ban rut ale guard and It Is Inferred that Secretary Taft laft desires him to take tako command of or that Unit force with a view to tn n having it perform Its functions durInG tier tier- InG ng the time American occupation Gen Alexander Is the time commander of the guard The Time first report was that the general had lad decided to remain at athis hIs post but the tind soothing sending of or MaJ aJ Slocum leads leada fellow officers to the time belief that the secretary meditates 11 n. chan change c. c ne Coiled Kroin ProU Chicago Formal orders from Crom the time War department were re- re Ill eM b by General W. W H H. Carter commandinG commanding com corn manding manting the time department of the lakes calling two battalions of or the time twenty twenty- seventh Infantry and one battery of oC offield Held field guns lIn from Fort Sheridan to the tho east cast of or Cuban service Tho Time men will leave leu Tuesday time the In Infantry Jim Jim- fantry going to Newport N News vs and tho the artillery to Tampa rampa I S |