/ WEWBERG GRAPHIC M HM U II’ r i O l E K A 'l'K N : e w ....................................... .......... i l » ontha ............................................... It Month«. M ....................................... • a b a e r l p t l e a r r l n P a y a b le a b ly la A d vam ee. NEW BEEG NEWBERG GRAPHIC. A D V K R T I8 IN I« K A I » ; ............................ . « T w o n t j I >«»litre PrortMlonft) Car d* I a Tar I iM n a Qaaruic. Nawberz. Urtp». CHURCH NÖTIGER. M ENDS’ CHURCH.— SERVICES E VE RY Sunday at 11 a, m. and 8 p. m. and Thurs- ly at 2 p. m. Sabbath school every Sunday at 9:4o a. m. Monthly m eeting at 8 p. m. the first Tuesday in each month. Quarterly m eeting the second Saturday ami Sunday in February, May, August and November. Wom an’s For­ eign Missionary Society meets third Saturday in each month at 3 p. m. GRAPHIC. ...... « . . . ........... One ! »nilar l B | R t t l e e a w i l l to« l a w r l e i t k a r a t a a ( T e a e e a t a p « r L ia a . V O L. X . NEW BERG, DOINGS OF THE WEEK LATER Y A M H IL L NEW S. The steamei Skagit Chief ran against a rock in the Stickeen river and was wrecked. C O U N T Y , OREGON, F R ID A Y , J U N E 17, 181)8. NO. JO. F L E E T IS O F F . FIRST U N D FICHI T h e A r m y of In v a s io n Sails F ro m W e s t , S h u t t e r In C o in i n a m l . OFF THE ROADS Key «I A tY a rtta l«« Bilia Collected Monthly4 C O A S T IS C L E A R . A m e r ic a n T ro o p , w i l l Land W it h o u t D iffic u lty . In Cuba Washington, June 14— Under com­ Kingston, Jamaica, Juno 18.— The mand of General Shatter, tho first di­ navy awuits tho army. The fighting The three Philippines expeditions W h a t H as H appened In the vision of the army sailed tonight from are to unite at Honolulu and oouclude ships of Rear-Admiral Sampsons and C ivilized W o rld . Key West for Santiago de Cuba to bo- their voyage in company. Commodore Schley have battered down eeige and capture that town. The oon- >APTU$T CHURCH.—SERVICES, SUNDAY 11 The war department has no inten­ the coast defenses of Southern Cuba, J a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school Sun- voying warships, believed to number tion of further increasing tho strength nys at 10 a. m. Prayer m eeting Wednesday and have sealed np Admiral Oorvera’a GIVEN IN THE PRESS DISPATCHES evening at 7:30 o ’clock. 16 or 19, w ill be ready for the voyage of the Manila expedition. fleet in the harbor of Santiago de Cuba RESB YTER IAN CHURCH.—SERVICES EV- hy nightfall, and with this powerful From 10,000 to 15,000 troops con­ by sinking the collier Merrimac in the ery two weeks as follows: February 7th force there Is no longer reason for ap­ and 21st,March 7th and 21st, and April 4th and A C o m p le te R e v i e w o f t h e N e w « o f th e voyed by Sampson’s battle-ships are ex­ channel at its entrance, with guns of 18th. J. E. D AY, Pastor. a cted to constitute tho Invading expe­ prehension that the transports can he F e e t S e v e n D e j e In T h la a n d the fleet oovering it. Boats running dition to Pofto Rico. jl REE METHODIST.—PR A Y E R MEETING attacked successfully hy any Spanish A l l F o r e ig n L a u d s . under the shadows of El Moro have cut 1 every Thursday at 7:30 p. m. Subbath Mrs. A. Kimimer, wife of Chief En­ school every Sunday at 10 a. m. warships, even if such ships had es­ tho Havtien cable, and now hold 35 Santiago la on the verge of starva­ gineer Kummer, of tho steamer W ild­ caped the vigilant search of the naval I l f E. CHURCH.—SERVICES SECOND, TH IR D tion. miles of the coast east of Santiago de A ll the food has been seized lor wood, committed suicide at Port Town­ O u r 1,08888 W e r e F o u r Me n K i l l e d a n d 111# and fourth Sundays of each month at 11 commanders at Key West und off Hav­ C a u g h t b y tl»e S e a r c h lig h t — H attle- Cuba, including Guantanamo harbor. a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school every Sun­ the army and navy, and tioops and send by jumping off thu wharf into the E l e v e n W o u n d e d — Asttistant S u r g e o n S hlp, Two C ru iser« and Torpedo day 10 a. m. At M. E. church, Fafayette, first sailors are on half rations. ana Under the cover of the guns pf the Sound. G i b b * A m o n g tlie F o r m e r —T h e E n ­ and fifth Sunday o f each month. l l o a t —T h e S i g n a l f o r A c t i v i t y a t t h e fleet, Eastern Cuba may be salely in­ It is believed hero that thu sally out GEO. H. BENNETT, Pastor. e m y ’ s L o n « I s N o t K n o w n . The president has In contemplation Word has been received at the navy F o r t a u tl o n t h e W h ns U in t h e l l a y . vested by land and sea, Admiral Cer- of Havana of the tlireo Spanish gun- V A L V A T IO N A R M Y —MEETINGS IN THE the submission ol a special message to department at Washington from a high vera's fleet annihilated and the entire Off Guantanamo, via Mole St. Nich­ boats was Intended to create the im­ Ö Free Methodist church every Tuesday night. congress calling for the immediate though unofficial source that Admiral Newport News, V »., Jutio 11,— province and its town and harbois annexation of Hawaii as a military j Camara’ s Cadiz fleet has been found olas, Juno 14— Lieutenant. R. W. pression that they wore prepared to at­ A dispatch just received from Fort Seized and held, after u short cam­ necessity. If so, the plan Huntington’ s battalion of m nines, tack the transports. unfit for sea. SOCIETY NOTICES. Monroe says: Intense excitement was paign. miscarried, for the craft were detected which landed from thotrai sunt Pantlu r The Mm hlehead on Monday, when j The harbor of Guantanamo is u fine Tho president signed the war reve­ 7 OF TH E WORLD.—NEW BERG CAMP, NO. the insurgents had pressed foiward immediately hy Commodore Watson’s caused at Fort Monroe Friday night nue bill Monday. The measure hav­ Friday and encamped on the hill, NY 113, meets every Monday evening. shortly after 9 o ’clock by a dispatch basis for land and sea operations. The cruisers and driven back pell mell into W’est of Santiago, shelled the Span­ ing been signed previously by Vice- guarding the abandoned cable station liar lair is capaoious, and haa 40 feet of Havana harbor under the protection of received from the signal station at \ I T C. T. I!.—BUSINESS MEETING TH E SEU- iards, who fled to the mountains, water. The land approaches are not President Hobart and Speaker Heed, is at the entrance of the harbor of Guan­ the guns of the shore batteries. ? ? . ond and fourth Wednesday in caeli Capo Henry, stating that Spanish war­ so precipitous as at Santiago de Cuba. checkering the path followed in their now a law. month. tanamo, has been engaged in heading Even if these boats had escaped they ships were lurking in the vicinity. The low-lying hills can be easily reach­ retreat with dead and wounded. O. O. F.—SESSIONS HELD ON THU RSDAY In response to an inquiry, General off a rush attack hy Spanish guerillas could have done no damage, for the size A short time later a message was re­ • evenings in Bank of New berg building. Word has been received from Ottawa, Linares, of the Spanish army at Santi­ of the convoy furnished for tho troop­ Canada, that a messenger has left there ago, cabled the following reply: “ Hob­ and regulars since 5 o’clock Saturday ships is sufficient to warrant tho belief ceived from Washington instructing AND L. OF 8.—NEWBERG COUNCIL, NO. , 168, meets every Friday evening in Ma­ with notice of the expulsion from Can- ! son and tho other seven prisoners are afternoon that they would have been speedily de­ the commander of the fort to he on tho sonic hall. The fighting was almost continuous ada of Lioutennnt Carunza and Senor well, and aro in receipt of all cable­ stroyed had they had the courage to alert. Reports as to tire number of Du Boso, the Spanish officers, who for 13 hours, until 6 o’clock this morn­ make an attack upon tlie fleet of Amer­ ihips seem to conflict. F. AND A. M.—MEETS EVERY 8ATUR- grams sent them. • day night in C. V. Bank building. were recently attached to the Spanish When the Dauntless left Guanta­ ing, when reinforcements wore landed ican ships. Thu Spanish boats aro not A lieutenant, who was soon after O. IT. W. — MEETS EVE RY TUESDAY legation at Washington. of formidable character, not one of namo bay Monday morning the cable frum the Marblehead. midnight, said that he had been in­ • evening at 7:30 p. m. in I. O. O. F. Hall. The Marblehead engaged and diovea Four of our men were killed and 11 them being equal in power of the formed that a Spanish battleship, two steamer Adria was grappling lor the Spanish gunboat into Guantanamo bar- smallest American cruiser, or even ol Haytien cable. The cable is to be wounded. bor and shelled and reduced the anti­ spliced and Sampson w ill hold it for The advance pickets, under Lieuten­ such gunboats us thu little Bancroft, cruisers and a torpedo-boat had boon quated fortifications. The insurgents direct communication with Washing­ ants Neville and Shaw are unaccounted which may bo used us General S.huf caught under the searchlight of Cape co-opeiated on the land side. The place Henry, steaming from a northerly d i­ ter's flagship. for. ton. is being held until troops arrive. It Every precaution has boon taken hy rection. —V IA — Among the killed is Assistant Sur­ Immediately upon information from Is contemplated to establish a general As soon as it was reported that tho the government to insure the safety of the White House that the war revenue geon John Blair Gibbs, son of Major base there. the troops en route to Culm. The naval enemy’s warships had been sighted Gibbs, of tho regular army, who (ell- Sampson has officially declare 1 that bill had been signed by the president, in the Custer massacre. His home was war hoard was in session today making there was great activity at tho fort. the purpose of the bombardment of Secretary Gage issuer! a circular ex- at Richmond, Vu., hut he has been tho final preparations lor the disposi­ Tho big searchlights began to sweep Santiago was to clear the way for the platning to the public the proposed practicing in New York, and entered tion of tho gnardships. Thu transports noross the bay, and signals were flushed troops. The object has been attained. bond issue. That circular Invites sub­ the service since the war began. lie will be kept as closely together as safe to the cruiser Minneapolis, auxiliary He personally commended Ensign scriptions for $200,000,000 of 8 per was a very popular officer. navigation will permit, and the war­ cruiser Dixie and dynamite cruiser cent bonds. « R N - NKl.hON A . MILES. Palmer for approaching within 150 The others killed aro Sergeant Chas. ships w ill he disposed of ahead, astern Buffalo, which wore anchored off Old yards of the Spanish battery at night, It was formally announced at tho H. Smith, of Smallwood; Private W il­ and on each Hank. The fleetest scout­ point. ed with trains of siege guns, and there and learning that the Spaniards were war department Monday morning that liam Dunphy, of Gloucester, Mass., ing vessels will ho thrown far astern, Quarters wero sounded, and tho the first military expedition had left and Private James McColgan, of Stone- ready to signal the heavily-armed crews hastily prepared the ships fur are level r» ads to Santiago, 88 miles mounting guns. distant, where a few mountain batter­ Thu gunners took positions cruisers at tho first sign of an approach action. Suspeoted of having furnished the Key West at daybreak bound for San­ ham, Mass. ies, beyond tho roach of tho fleet, will Trains leave and are due to arrive at Portland. United States with information regard­ tiago. A large force of transports con­ at their posts, where they were ordered ing foe. Corporal Glass was accidentally be tHken to an emlnenoo commanding Depot Fifth and I Sts., veyed tho troops under convoy of a wounded in the hand. Tho Tho troops should arrive off Santiago to remain during the night. ing San Juan harbor, Walter Bott, sec­ the eltv and the Spanish ships. A R R IV E . Portland. LEAVE. ship’s searchlights wore kept playing by Wednesday night, supposing the retary of the British consulate at that strong squadron of warships ranging The Spanish loss is unknown, but it Guantanamo is an important plnco. [O verlan d Express— from immense battle-ships to tho small on the water. port, has received his passportH and was probably considerable. The spots fleet proceeds at oiglit knots speed, and It ImS six miles ol water harobr, and For Salem. Koseburg, gunboats and armed fast sailing yachts. A t the fort ammunition was hurried has been banished from Porto Rico hy Asland, Sacramento. of blood found at daylight at the posi­ landing operations should begin hy w ill he of great vuluo to the United • 6:00 p. m. Ogden, San Francis- * 9:30 a. m. order of Major-General Shatter, who commands Governor-General Muncias. tion tho Spanish occupied indicate Thursday, for General Slmftor will not to the long guns, and the troops were States navy and aimy as a supply sta­ Co. Mojave, Los An­ Rome of tho Bett was imprisoned in a dungeon for the expedition, has with him a force of fatalities, but their comrades carried keep his men cooped up on shipboard ordered to the posts. geles, El Paso, N o - tion, coaling depot and cablu terminus. (O rleans and East. J officers wore witli their families at the 56 hours, and during that time he was 773 officers and 14,584 enlisted men. off the ki 1 led and wounded. a moment longer this necessary. Tho Spaniards have but slight de­ • 8:30 a.m . Rost.burg passenger— * 4:30 p. m. Uegulur troops make up the greater hotels, and buglers wero dispatched for subjected to gross maltreatment. Brit­ Via Woouburn, for Y The engagement began with desul­ fense. Their batteries were silenced W RECK AT GLEND ALE. Daily Mount Angel,Silver- them. The men scurried out of the Daily ish Consul-General Crawford has made part of the force, there being only tory tiring at the pickets, 100 yards in­ hy the Marblehead in a few minutes’ except ton, W e s t S c io , > except hotels half dressed and liustcnedd to a formal portest to his government and three volunteer organizations on tho land from tho camp. Sunday. Brownsville, Spring- : I Sunday. I l r a k e m a n S t e p h e n I>. Wi llis» Cru Hh od firing at 4,000 yards. A small Spanish ehipB. It was difficult to prevail upon field and Natron. the fort. serious international complications are Captain Spicer’s company was doing to P R t l h i gunboat ran away. The Oregon, Mar­ f 7:30 a. m. ¡...Corvallis passenger... jf 5:50 p. m. the mounted riflemen to leave their guard duty, and was driven in, finally In tho camp of thu Maryland troops imminent. blehead and Yankee hold the harbor, Roseburg, Or., Juno 14.— North­ mounts behind, but this was a matter f 4:50 p. m ; Independence pass’ngr.jf 8:25 a. m. The American naval commander is rullying at the camp and routing tho bound freight train No. 31, pulluil by a orders wero givon for the men to sleep waiting to land marines. in their clothes with their guns oloso • D u lly . fD u ily e x o e p t S u n d a y . anxious to bring about the exohange of of necessity, it Is said, owing to the enemy by 5 o’clock. Tho navy’s work has boon done well. large engine, was derailed about 11:45 '__________ Lieutenant Hobson and his gallant lack of accommodation for horses on The bodies of Private McColgan and A. M. today near tunnel No.*5, eight by. Day and night ships patrol the 80 ship board. The best the department The Dunphyjwere found, both shot dead. Rebate tickets on sale between Potland, Sac­ companions from the Merrimac. miles of coaBt within easy gun range ol The engine, STRONG CONVOY. could do at this time in tho way of sup­ The largo cavities made by the bullets, miles north of Glendale. ramento and San Francisco. Net rates $17 admiral sent the Vixen with a flag of tho shore. Tho offloers and men are tender and live cars jumped tho track. first-class and $11 second-class, including plying tho cavalry contingent for the truce to the entrance of the harbor which, inside a range el 500 yards, It Bleeper. is supposed the track spread. H txt.nn W i i r . h l p . O o W it h T r im .p o r t . , ever ready and impatiently say: expedition was to include among tho Rates and tickets to Eastern points and Eu­ iWodnesdeay offering to exchange for llu ttilm l b y tlm Im lla tm . have a rotary motion, indicate that the Stephen D. W illis, head brakeman, and "W h at more oan he done? We have rope. Also Japan, China, Honolulu and Au­ tho lieutenant and his party some pris­ troops one squad of the Second United victims were killed at close range. Ttie A1 Veatch, brakeman, were riding on stralia, can be obtained from Washington, June 18.— Out ol tho opened tho way; where is the army of J. B. K IR K L A N D , Ticket Agent. oners taken from a prize of the Marble­ States cavalry, fully mounted with nine bodies were stripped of shoes, ImtB the pilot. W illis evidently saw the maze of doubt and contradiction as to invasion?” 134 Third street, Portland, Or. head off Clenfuegos. Cervera consid­ officers and 280 enlisted men. and cartridge belts, ami horribly muti­ danger us tho train rounded tho curve, tho dispatch of tho first army of Invas­ Tho answer seems neat at hand. A prominent Chinese physician of lated with matchetes. ered tho matter all night, and sent and jumped. Ho was stunned by the ion to Cnha, ono thing stands nut (dear­ word today that he is powerless to aot. Cleveland offers to enlist a company T A M H I L L D IV IS IO N . When the marines were landed the full and the engine turned over on him ly, namely, that tho government, feel­ E N G A G E M E N T A T G U A N T A N A M O . He referred the matter to the military of bis countrymen, tnke them to our whole battalion was formed on three before he could escape. Ho was In­ ing strong in its present position and Fassengcr depot foot of Jefferson street. C ru is e r M a r b le h e a d In F u ll l'u . « e . « lu u governor, who later In turn referred it newly-won Philipplno possesisons and sides of a hollow square about the stantly killed. Veatch was thrown plan, Is moving cautiously und with o f th e fli»y . to Blanco. A long delay is drobable. teach the Chinese there that American camp on tho hill back of tho bay, ahead on tho truok and was only slight­ thu deliberation which it believes will Washington, Juno 18— The first rule is what they need. where tho warships were at anchor. A irlic m ail (tri-weeklv). In addition to Dewey’ s fleet eight ly bruised. Eegineor DempMy and the secure success uuuttondod with dis­ official confirmation of the engage­ 8:40 a. ra. L v ........Portland.........Ar 3:05 p. m. foreign vessels aro stationed in Manila Back of the camp is a deep ravine, and fireman Wero thrown from the engino asters. A special from Jacksonville, Fla., 1 1 :3 5 p. in. The adja­ us it rolled over. Dempsey was bruised With this main purposo In view, ment at Guantanamo came to tho naval says that three men were killed ami behind this are steep hills. 8:50 p. m. A r........A i r l i e ..............Lv: 7:30 a. m. bay. cent country is thiok with hushes. tho uriny and navy aro co operating department today and was made the Lieutenant Hart, of the engineer corps, and cut about the face, not soiiously. The Masonic festival in San Fran­ Sheridan passenger (daily except Sunday) Tho terms In The sky was blanketed with clouds The fireman was not hart at all. toward tho dispatch of the troops, s »no subject of a bulletin. cisco has among numerous interesting was badly wounded by the explosion of which Admiral Sampson described tho and when the sun set a gale was blow­ 25,000 in nuinbor, under escort of a exhibitions a sword cane presented to a torpedo which was being placed in A wrecking train, with physicians, 7:40 p. m. A r .......Sheridan......... Lv 6:20 h . m. affair tended strongly to take away the George Washington by General Lafay­ the St. Johns river about 18 miles ing seaward. Night fell thick ami im­ and W illiam R. W illis, lather of tho ( strong fleet of naval convoys, made up •Daily. fD aily except Sunday. large im|