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Oregon City Enterprise;
VOL. 33. NO. 35
OKKGON CITY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1898.
ESTABLISHED 186
JHB. I'OWKI.L A SKAMANN
Physician ml Surgeon.
Kpeoll allenllon given In surgical oik.
Olllce himrsi H lo II A.M., 1 10 ft I M .,
Olu Hi', M. Room I) ami lOCharinan lllk.
to e. aaowmu. I. u. cmkll.
JJHOWNKIX A CAMPUKIX,
ATTOHNKYH AT LAW,
Oaeoo Citv, Oaaaoa
Will raetlp. lo all lha eourti el lha elal. Ol
io, In t uS U bu din.
QJI.I80M.
CIVIL KNUINKKR axd
DEPUTY COUNTY SURVEYOR.
Will be at rourt house on rath Halurday
and on regular elun days of
county court.
QLACKAMAI ABUTKACT TRUST I'O,
furnish. Abat seta. Chains of Til a. D orlp-llun-,
loans, luiiiroi rm, ray Tm frfJt
XlllM. elo., io daim uv I i.nuk ol
Dr. n CI r
I. P. CLAHK, Pra ..and M r.
as.oacm, - - - - oaaooa.
J H. MILI.KR,
PKNTIoT
flna aeta of tesih. gold erowns, all kind ol
Blllnga and bildgework.
Seventh Bt, nar depot. Oregon City, Ur.
"I a T. Wll.UAMS.
RIAL UTAH AHD LOAM AOENT.
A lood 11b ot business, rldoo aad auburbau
Prpparty..
Parm Preparty la tract lo eutl on aay larus.
Corrtwp.oii.oos promptly answered. Oflle.
em i.r suin ! aMndte man.
Q D,A D.O. LAT00RSTT1,
ATTORN EYH AND
COUNSELORS AT LAW
MAIM BTBIit.OBIGOSJ CITY, 0BBOOB
famish Abstract ot Title. Loss Won.y, fore-
aluaa iiurtiM. eun i'sci ""'
Lav lunm
J J . CROSS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
wiu, PaAcnca i Au. CouaTt or tMa Stav
Reel Estate and lanrase.
Offloaoo Main Btret bet. Hlith and H.vnth.
uriuom fiTT. na.
A.
8. DRESSER,
ATTORNEY AT-LAW.
Offloover Mi Kltirick'a Shoe Hiora. near
th Hank of Oregon City.
Oaaona Citt, (.
JIC. MARKS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Will prallca In all Ilia courts of the !
Oftlc 0Maite poitrl house In Can Held
building.
J L. PORTER.
J'
ATTORNEY AT LAW
AanaAcnorraoraaTT namsaio.
Oftca neat to Oregon City bank on Oth street.
D
R, FRANCIS FREEMAN,
DENTIST
Graduate of the Northwestern Univor-
aitv Dental School. Ctiii-nito.
Also Americnn Colli'tfeuf Denial Surgfry,
With Dr. Welch. Willumclte Mock.
riMIK COMMERCIAL BANK,
OF OKKUON Oil Y
Capital,
100,000
TAANSACTS A OINKSAl, aANIHO SI'SIHIs.
Loans made. Hills dlMinunluil. Make, enl
lections. Huva and sella earhatiKO mi all point"
In lha Hulled states. Kurope and Him Kmnr
bepnnlta reoelfd iilijecl to rliwk Bauk
opau lromA. M. to 4 r. M.
B.C. UIOUEmiP
JANK OP 0RK00S CITT,
', Oldest Banking House li iitCltj.
i Paid op Capital, IM.00O.
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A gMafalbaaklBf boalnaaa traniaotod.
i ItopaaKa racalrad aublaot to oneoa.
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pra(uaol aTallaola la 7,rt' Jdw "J
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vr. r. KRAMKB
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an
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Manufactured in Oregon City
from the best aelected wheat
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Lawn Sprinklers, Garden Hoes, Cultiva
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Agents for White Mountain Ico Cream Freezers, the
best made; also for Simond's Saws and Canton Clipper
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Full stock of Steel Ranges, Hardware, Etc.
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. had only at V,
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Hardwood Iirdroom auiU at $6, 9, & I9 50
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THE FIRST BA'TOE
United Staten Army A nib united
near Nantlngo.
MXTEEX DEAD, MXTY W01NDEI)
RooRevflt'a Roaich Kldcri and Regalara
' Under (ieuerat Yoaug Pooght
aad TToo the Rattle.
KuOtt Milu NoRTBwaar or Joraoua,
Cuba, Jon 24 DlaniooiiMd caTelryoien
forced tli.lr way tliroiiKh niountaln trail
tbia morning and encountered the Hiiantah
Infantry In adanae thlckston high plateau
alinoal overlooking tb city of Santiago de
Cuba, and routed tl.eni alteraabarp battle
la. ting one bour. Tlila afternoon, etrongly
remforcvd by the arrival of additional foroaa,
the cavalryman beld a potltloo a II til more
tliao five nilleafroru tliStuUb atroDgliold
In Boutha.trn Cube, (ireparina for a gen
aral niov.niantoD tbat (Bty. Today victory
wa not gained without tli abodding of
American blood, and one oftloer and twelve
of lb troopa lie under tb ground on tb
field of battle, while about 80 other, Includ
ing all officer, are In the field hoaIUl aaf
fertng from wounde. 01 the probably tan
will di. It ia believed that th enemy'
Iom waa at tba leaat SO dead, bealdea many
woundfd.
In. Battlea at tba Sam. Tiro..
Practically two battle ware fougut at tb
earn tliu, on by lb rough rider under
th Immediate eommand of Coloo.1 Wood,
on lb top ol Ui Plateau, and the other on
the billatde, aavaral in Ilea away by tb reg
ulara, with whom waa General Young.
Tn expedition Maned from Juragua
marked on aom Cuban asaiK a Altar
a email town on tba coaat, nln mile eaat
of alorro caalla, which waa III firat place
occuplwi by lb troop after lauding at Oarl
Qulrl, laat Weliieday.
WIlltH. Khii a La Qaaalaa.
The Initial Ugh! of Colonel Wood' rough
rider and the trooper of tb Firat and
Tenth regular cavalry will be known Id
blauiry a tb battle of La Quaaina. Tbat
it did not and in th compute (laughter of
lb Americana waa not due to any nilecal
cuittiou in tb plana of th Spaularda, tor
aa perfect an amboacaile ai ever waa lormed
in the brain of an Apache Indian waa pre
pared, and Li.uienaiit-Coloiiel Rooaevell
and bia men walked aqaarely into it. For
an bour and a half they held tbeir ground
nnder a perfect atorm of bullet from front
ud eldee, and then Colonel Wood, at the
riKQt, and Lieutenant-Colonel Roosevelt, at
the lelt, led a charge which turned the tide
of bailie and aenl the enemy flying over the
hill toward Santiago.
Ilia now definitely known tbat 10 men
on the A meriran aid were killed, while 60
are wounded or reported miming. It la Im
possible to calculate lb Spanish loaaea, but
it la known they were far heavier than thou
of the Americana, at leaat at regarda actual
loaa of life. ' Already 37 dead Spanish ol
dier bare been found and burled, and
many otnera are undoubtedly lying in the
thick underbruaa. The wounded are all
removed.
Hpanlarda Knew American Route.
Tbat the Spaniard war thoroughly
posted at to th route to be take,-; by the
Americana in their advance toward Seville
waa evident aa shown by the careful pre
parations they had made. The main body
of the Spaniards was posted on a hill in
the heavily wooded slopes on which had
been erected two blockhouses, Hanked by
irregular entrenchments ot stone and fallen
trees. At the bottom of these biUa run two
roads, along a bich Colonel Koosevelt and
eight troopa of the Firat and Tenth cavalry,
with a battery of two howitzers, advanced.
These roads are little more than gullies, and
at places almost impassable. It) these trails
Ihe lighl occurred.
Nearly halTa mile separated Koosevell's
nien troin the regulars, and between tbem
on both sides or the road, in the thick
underbrush, was concealed a force of Span
ish that must have been large, judging from
tb terrilllc and constant tire they poured
In on th Americans.
The tight waa opened by the Firat and
Tenth cavalry, oader General Youne;. A
force of Spaniard waa known to 6 in tb
Vicinity of 1a Quaaina, and early in the
morning, Roosevelt' men starlet oft up th
perclpitoua bluff back of Sibonay to attack
tb Spaniards on tba right Hank, General
Young at the same (irue taking the road at
the root of the hill. . .
About two and a bait mil' out from
Slboney, some Cubans, breathless And ex
olted, rushed into the camp with the an
nouncement that the Spaniards were but a
little way in front, and strongly entrenched.'
Quickly the HoUhklse guna out in the front
wer brought to the rear, while a atroog
ooutingllne was thrown out. Then cau
tiously and in ailanc the troop moved
forward on tit a bend in the road dlaeloaed a
hill where the Spaniards ware located, , Tb
gun war again brought1 to tb front and
placed in position, while the men crouched
in the road waiting impatiently to give
Roosevelt's men, who were toiling over tb
little trail along tb preat of th ridge, time
to get op. , . !, f i ;
At 7:30 A'. M., General Young gave the
command to the men at the'Hotobkise gun
to open fire; 1 The command was th begin
ning of 4 fight that for tubboxnnee has
seldom been equalled. i... The loatant.the
Hotchklsa gun ware fired, the hillsides com
manding the road gave forth volley after
volley from the Mauser rilie of th -Span-,
iarda. i
"Don't shoot until you see something to
hoot at," yUd General Young, and th
men, with et jawa and gleaming eyes,
obeyed th order.
Crawling along the edge of the road and
protecting thamselve aa much aa poeaibl
from tb fearful fir of the Spaniards, the
troops, tome of thm ttrlpped to the waist,
watched the baa of th hill, and whan any
part of a Spaniard became vlaable, they
fired. Never for an Instant did they falter
On dusky warrior of th Tenth, with a
ragged wound In hi thigh, coolly knelt be
hind rock, loading and firing and when
told by on of bia eomradee that he waa
wounded, laughed and aaid:
"Ob, that' all right; tbai'i been thr for
omatiin.
loth meantime, away off to th left,
was beard tb crack of th rifle of Colonel
Wood's men, and then the deeper toned
volley firing of the Spanish. Over there
the American losses were greatest.
Colonel Wood's men, with an advance
gnard well out in front, and two Cuban
guide before them, bat apparently with no
Bangers, went squarely into the trap aet for
them by the Spaniards, and only the unfal
tering courage of the men in the face of a
fire that would make even a veteran quail'
prevented what might easily have been a
dlaaatar. At It waa, troop L', tb advance
guard, under the unfortonat Caproo,' was
well surrounded, and bat for the reinforce
ment hurriedly sent forward, every man
would probably bare been either killed or
wounded. . . , , .
"Tbere mast bare been nearly 1500 Span-
lards In front and to the eldee of us," aaid
Lieutenant-Colonel Rooaevell today when
dUcucsing the fight "They beld ibe ndges
with ride pile and gun, and bad a body of
men in ambuab in th thick jungle at the
ide of th road over wblcb we wer ad
vanclng. Our advance forward atruck the
men In ambush and drove them out, but
w lost Captain Capron, Lieutenant Thorhaa
and about 19 men killed or wounded. The
Spanish firing was accurate, so aeenrate
Indeed, that it surprised me. and their fir
ing was fearfully heavy.
"I want to say a word for our own men,'
continued I Jen tenant-Colonel Roosevelt.
"Every officer.and man did bia duty up to
lb kindle. Not man flinched.
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LATE WAR NEWS
Spain 8aid to Hare Bought
IlattlexhlD.
NIGSBEE EaGAHKH TUB TERROR.
lie Was Attacked by Three Boat
Terror Probably 0ot Of
War
Lokdok, June 28 The United State)
mbasy baa report from several source' r
the effect that Spain baa pnrehued trr
powerful Chilean armored erohwr O'Htg
gin, laat beard from at Cape Verde, wbex
a transport with Spanish soldier ia said t
have gone to lake her over, ' "
Wasbisotos, June 2K-Th navy dapwrs-
ruenttodav posted the following bulletins
Admiral Sampson report that Xh auxil
iary cruiser St. Paai arrived of Santiago
yesterday and discharged. Jier, troops,
Captain Slgabee report tbat on Wedneadaw
afternoon, while off Pan . Joan,, he was at
tacked by a Spanish ,anprotetd -cruise
and th Spanlab torpedo-ajoat- Tenor. Tbar
Terror made a dash which waa awaited bar
the St. Paul. Shot from th gum of tbv
8t. Pul bit th terror three ,tims, killinsr
one officer and two men and woundinf'
several others. Tb terror d rapped baclr
nnder cover of the fortification with difV
cntty, and waa towed into harbor m a sink
ing condition, where she J, row being re
paired. Later the. cruiser 1 and gunboat
etarted out again bot remained ander pro
tection of the forts. i '
Th beginning of the straggle for tnty
oesesioii of Santiago i hourly expect
Camara'a squadron ia at the 8u canal,
ft' destination ia unknown but it ia elaimda
by th Spaniards that it is bound lor
Manila.
A strong naval force is to be sent to tha
coast of Spain atone that will inrtnits too
Oregon.
0000 troop will leave atone from Tamjai-.
to reinforce Shatter.
Lieutenant Blue made another trip b
investigate the condition of of 8antiag
harbor. He reports all of Cvera'a fleet at-
anchor in Ihe bay.
The blockade of Cuba haa been ordered
greatly extended and strengthened.
Large Spanish reinforcement are being.
sent to Santiago.
. i
Third Hanlla Expedition Ball.
Sab FBAifcisco, June 27. At 2:30 thiev
afternoon the third fleet of vess!, carrying
about 4,000 soldiers and aupfdie, to rein
force Admiral Dewey at Manila, sailed ot
through the Golden Gat. Tb scene on
tb transports wa a thrilling; one; mett'
were perched in the rigging like so many
Insects, and bandicerch'efs and flags wave
from every port bole and spar. A. tne ves
sels proceeded dowly down the bay, she
noisy demonstrations of li.e people on tr.
shore became more pronounced and ia
creased until th din was awlnl. Added V
the noise of whistles and bells was the boom.
of many cannon from the batteriea at Fuck
Mason. But the farewell g veil the sol.liera
was no lest hearty than the welcomo given
them wlien they landed within the IliniUi oT
San Francisco.
The expedition which left today is undnr
command of General McArthur, who ha
mode the steamer Indiana hi tins'ilp The
City of Para, Ohio, and Morgan Ciiy were
the other vessels tonail with the Indiana.
The steamer Valencia was not teady for sea.
today, and will probably sail with the
steamer Kewprut on Wednesday. Gsneri
Merrittaud bis staff will proceed to tha
islands in rne Newport :- . .
It i said the transports which left br
today will be rushed through to th island
at top speed, In order to have as large a foroa
as possible ready to receive the Bpaniaif!
should Manila be the ultimata deelinattpia.
of the Cadii fleet. 1 "r "" m , ' .
, Battery A tm Be MI.Td,.. t
Pobtiasd, Jane 27. Battery Ai O. N. CCr
this evening received Instruction to (a
rdy for mustering Bito theivlo. .ltaa
xpected th battery would bs, xnosterud ,1a
tomorrow, but a number 'of th mea tfa
absent from the oily, and it will' lake two
three day to gather them btoi.1 " ' ' -
It ia probable thai thr wiU U room fo
several more reoruita, a 1 ia.-aaiilt.ely l
tb battery men will pas the xamintjoo.
Oregj.B CT BI Haaoead..
Nw Hayxn, Conn.i Juii37 Tb8eva
ty-fourtb snniversary of tblawdepartmi3
of Yale college was held this afternoon, a,nj
the Townsend prize1 orations wer delivered
Gilbert Hedge, B.A., of Oregon City, epofc
on "The Debt of Virginia to JtBarsoii," an
tli prize of $100 waa awarded tuu.i Iedgto
also received tb Kent,. Club diploma fO
excellence In debate. ' '" ", '
' Tkresing Machine for Male. .
A ten Korse traction engine ahS
separator for sale. This property trim
good order and will be sold cheap. ' . - -W.
U. Bosnsy, BvdUndrOreson.
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