Rogue River courier., July 14, 1898, Image 4

Before the war ail l’i Spam, political
it«. a.
—— I auuaw
KMil
peaaimiela had becoim
mmo , mu
comaerxialiaa to active that aaa,
Ibougbtful Americans were almoat per-
»naded that true courage and patriotiaui
had departed
But by the very flrat an-
gagementa in actual war, «aa tbia fear
di.pelled.
Brave hearts heat beneath
•or flag There are Deweya and Hob­
son* beneath ita fold« In line »nd rank
are men «erthy of the honor of follow­
ing Old Glory around the world in the
> an«o ol lattice, liberty and humanity.
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The great I practical value of the
••tauda
'Riai.'iH to
tO the
tilt* I’m Cad Mates lie« in tbeir
position lor use a* a naval and commer­
cial station
They are the key to trans­
pacific movement, both for commeres I
p»«ee with which we entered into Üu»
MATRIMONIAL GUESSES.
war. and are today waging it fur the
purpu»«* of
wquenng other countries
and laking po?Se»Miun of inlands of the
raa, and yat w hsn he oaeuea to the pre p-
Hol aon’a Experience U till« In
ositaon ti*at Grew*" Britiaa or Ger mar y
and war
Having bren compelled al­
Saniiago
June, the m<
or pome other great < ommerciai pow« r
ready to use them a* a relay and supply
While Hcbsr>n was confined in priaou will possibly in the future lav violent great matrimu
station in war, we could not in justice
The boar*
nor in decency refuse to ack nos ledge be ’ in Santiago, he wavs that he and hie men bancs on Hawaii, ht r »ays *uch a thing
pa*t year
were
treated
a»
weH
aa
could
be
ex
pew
i-
is
not
t«>
l»e
thought
i
of,
that
it
1«
incred*
¡ore the world that they are oars by
ed
for
prisoner*
o/
war.
He
said
in
ibis
and
not
to
be
I
adoption, to b? protected and defended
luleraied for » uno
brief: —During the first four days we ment. What frame < of mind baa a man
aS our own.
The war with npain, and the ne»-cavity ’ were prisoners of war we wrrs confine«! grown into when be distrust* everything
of supporting our forces in ths Philippine | in aforrn castle, and 1 assure you these his own country due«, and behevea that
Women Survrt in I lie lied (><»*•
islands, have made it impossible to re­ I were extremelv uncomfortable and disa- the same motives do not actuate ths
Hospital
“ islands greeable day*
The Spaniard» did not other great tom
1*1 and enterprising
sist the logic ui annexation Tbs
the . •«•ctly ill-treat us, but it took t be m nations of the world? 1 fur my part
who enlist for nurse* in the will be place*!Jby cowgrest under
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R<-d Cross Hospital do eu under the fol* usual tern ton* I government, and so some time to recover from the »bock have hiurs confidence in our own cuun-
lowing condition»:
shoald remain
No doubt political ad-1 caused by what most of them com idered try than 1 have ia any < 4ber country in
trying to the world
They are to receive no remuneration venturer* will advocate the erection of a our Yankee imtudetice
As a rule, the
1; but tbit, for ; bloknJe tbeir harbor
•*My friend »tart«*] I out with the arap
for their services, and, except they are
into con­ osition that Hawaii was not necessary
be —
re«..Ud
and officer« and i»«n who came
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absolutely without money, they are obvious reasons, will
expected to meet tbeir own expenaea. opposed hr the great body of the people tact with us, were gruff in speech and for us in ibis war Tun it not the j
j sullen in manner. For Admiral Cer- question. The war ia an incidewt— a
they mutt wear the uniform of the aoci Ol the United States —Oregonian.
vdka, I have nothing but the highest noble and splendid incident,
i
but only a
•Ay; they must agree to 6 month«’ study
Dewey a Fighter. even aa a Bo,
admiration. His act in informing Ad­ small incident’ in the life of a great
a« a preparation for tbeir work, except
Before entering Annapolis, I*ewe, miral Sampson of our satety I regard as community like ours, We are dealing
they are called out lor emergency nura-
went to the public school in the village, that of a kind-hearted, generous man today not with the war with j»ain ; we I
ing; and, finally, and moat important of
and ala<j attended a military achool *1
1 and chivalrous officer. He repoatadly are dealing for the millennium* yet to
all, and n.oat difficult of all lor th« gen­
Norwich, where he toru.ed a determina j s|(Oketo me of bis admiration for what corue, when the flag of the United States
uinely patriotic woman, there ia the
lion to eater the navy Dewey's father , Be called one of the most daring acts in »hallbe in the sky as it is uxiay
While ’
agreement to nurse and care tor the
did not thiak much of «ai tors and told i naval history, though I am sure we were war is an unhappy condition. what is
wounded of every nation, to give her
sis son so, but this made no difference not entitled to the commendation we re- done with the Hawaiian islands will be
•kill, Ler care, her womanly sympathy
toiieorge
He kept at his father until rived fur there were hundreds <>f other dune in the next 10 years, and the na- !
to the enemy as readily aa to th« boy«
►¿ne th<
be procured biui his appointment to ■ men io our ships who would have been tion tnat gets ^»oMeasion cf them, if that trift he i
to
in blue.--From ‘’Women Nurses for the
Annapobe. While a pupil in ths dis- glad to undertake to du the same thing, Uftlioii survives, will bold them for cen­ if *be were »till only hi
Battle Fi«lJ,‘‘ in Itcmoreat’s Maganne
“While we were in Morro castle we turies to coins.
tnct school at Montpelier young Lwwey
for July.
WANTED TOO MUCH.
rsi-eived a severe thrashing, which he were naval prisoners, but at the end of
‘ In view of what is now, in view of |
T< h > Many of Them
probably remetnl»er» to this day. lhe | four day» we were transferred to the jur- what is to œme, 1 favor immediate an- A »er» ant Girl Uho I)i«l >oi < ar«
There i> an old anecdete which a«-la floggir.g was administered by Major isdiction of tbe army ar»«i were removed nexatiun of these islands. My friend
Fili the I’laer ut
a U If«.
forth the «hole Fpaai.k situation quite Pangborn, the school master, now editor to the Rein* Mercedes hospital, on tbe says we are about to annex all the is
of the Jersey City Journal Fiior to ths i outskirts of Santiago, where we remain- lands ef the Orient. We have an inter­
graphically:
It is not our
A certain Spanish knight. eery poor wming of Major I'augborn as master of ! ed until today. We knew' but little of est in the Orient today
but proud, aa hi. birth was aa high aa a the whosl, the t*eys had whipped sever­ what was going on in tbs city, though, tault that when we entered on the war
king'«, arrived one dark night at an inu al masters. So n after Fangborn had of coBise, we coaid always tell when with >pain we entered upon a duty to
in Franca. Riding up to the entrance been installed, it was decided »hat his our fleet w*s bombarding tbe shore bat­ strike Spain wherever she lived, and in
on hi« forlorn nag, he fell to battering mettle should be tried. George Dewey teries and we could easily distinguish tbe the disc harge of that duty we are in a
We
the gate Ht finally awakened the land­ was selected by the other boys to make : terrific explosions caused by the Venu* «ituation in the Philippine islands
I vius throwing dynamite shell 8. Seve ■ hare a little squadron of our navy there
leaded not.ci
lord. who peering out into the night, I ths test.
Msjor Pang born heard of the plot. al timet at night we were also fully we have the greatest and most famous
cal led:
Dewey
culled from bis seat in the aware that the land batteries were figl.t- living sailors iu the world on our flag­
"Who la there?"
"l>on Joan Petit« Hwrnandei Rodrig midst of a ft seion of the school He re- ing outside the city, The little informa* ship in the liarbur of Manila. Xothing
uei de Vellanova. ('wont of Malafra ¡used to respond. The other boys tion the Spaniard» would give o« could has hap|*ene«l at Manila for which I
Muster I*angl>orn walked ■ not be relied upon.
i shall ever be ;*ersuaded by friend or foe
Knight Santiago and Alcantara," re­ chuckled
down to where young !>ewey wa* seated,
“One thing that t
, to make an apology. We are there in
pl io I th« S|«niard,
the province of God. and not by any
*'I am very *orry," shouted th« land­ and, with tne gran of Hercule«, look hospital was that a i
* the l*d by the collar and yanked him | Spanish officers ware
human design, and the same providence
lord. "bo'. 1 haven’t room enough to' all
that ba* guided us until this hour will
Ihoae gentlemen you mention." And bom his «eat ami walked him up to the day's fight, for man v
master's desk. He was accused of the the i > of* pi tai to l»e treated. Nuinlters o g'u le u* in a wise solution of every great
he «lainmed th« window, and retired.
Yea, America «ay«, there are toe plot, but refused to acinowivdge it. badly aimed bullet* came into the L j » question that is created by our situation.
■nanv of theae gentlemen ; they mutt go When Master Par.ghoni had finished pital windows Friday, but I do not be The American people will take care of
with yeung Dewey he was escorted lieve anyone was injured by them, Our the Philippine islands when our cam­
iidren;
Carrier rigesns are (he ftvvifu-at
home, where be had to lie al>ed several quarters there were very clean and <
paign in the Orient is at an end. The
Me»»rnfer»
i**i» *• the result of Lis thrashing. fortable, and the food war fairly (< nx
American people will take care of Porto
The government officials regard Uns (Newey was too big-hearted to harbor up
"In fact, 1 have no reason to oonip
Rico; they will take care oi Cuba, and
homing pigeoa service aa of much inter­ a feeling against the sc hool-master and of our treat merit *? prisoner* of
these people will find tn ths hearts of
est and meta ant in naval affairs at pres­ afterward there grew up between pupil The prejudice whicb the Spanii
the American people the same sympathy,
ent. \o dispatch boat, even tbs fastest and pe<l*gegue the moat friendly feeling showed Mgxinat ua dur.ng the first
the same anxiety for their welfare that
invented, can appro*« h anywhere near —Fioin “ The Hero of Manila, ” in I De­ dav, »»on «ore »«»y. We conducted persuaded this great republic to raise an
the fleet news of these birds
To patrol- morest's Magazins for July.
ourteive* properly and tiiupiy forced army and send its navy on ite mission
tM»at*on duty off the coast .cornmissioned
thru, to treat ua welL”
of mercy and peace in tbs A’est Indies.
Th« Frwstdent's War >•< li< >
to watch and notify the government of
It is now admitted, even by the fl,-
STORES UP LIGHT.
The ftituaiion at Sawtiago
the appearance of any hostile fleet off
Deafnenk ('annul be Cured
our shores, the earner pigeon is a valu­ tremr opposition, that tbe plans of the
1 would rather io»e mv ump« at sea ‘•y local apt lications as they cannot ( ertala Murer *ub»(antra
able ally
The swiftest dispatch boat administration fsr tbe in va*ion of Cuba j like a sailor than in a harbor. It was
Art «»a Neuhltibr Plate«
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
i*n travel but httle over 20 an lei aw have stood the severe test of war. It the only thing left for me to du ’’ >u. b
la the Dark
There is only one way co cure deafness,
w*»
an
upeu
secret
at
the
beginning
of
Luuf,while the musi muscular thorough­
I is Admiral Cereara's explanation oí i¡
and
that
it
by
constitutional
remedies.
bred inmates of ths navy loft can fly dO tbe war lhat the president was opposed course in steaming < i»ut ol Santiago
Deafness is cans d by an inflamed con*
mi les in the same time. The average to sending unseasoned troops to the | destruction at I be guns ui Admir
dilion of the mucous lining ol the Eus­
districts
a
ton
I
Havana
in
the
rainy
sea-
homing pigeon can and does go 4. m.le»
Sampson's fleet.
tachian Tube. When thia tulie is in­
He could not 1»ear the thought uf
an hour. It is estimated that if a ho»tne . sou
This may not look like a
flamed you have a rumbling sound or im*
sacrificing
either
regular»
or
voluuterr»
fleet were «ighted 20J miles off our coast
explanation of the
perfect bearing and when it is entirely
by one of the dispatch boats and a hom­ to disease Grim veterans may have brought his ships u ut
>ed. deafness is the result, ami unless
ing pigeon were instantly released, the 1 smiled at this humane impulse but then one doe» wot esperi
the inflammation can tie taken out and
they
were
ia
sympathy
with
it
A
officer* on shore would have from eight
| say of * ¡ear reasoning from a man who ibis tul»e restored to its normal condit­
Ui nine hours in which to prepare to re- i ' plan wa» evolved ts meet Hie wishes of | has just gone through tbe experience of
ion, hearing will I»« destroyed fereier;
B . i J the president and at the same time |
«•eive it
While the fleet, steaming l
having his »hips battered to piece# and nine cases out of ten is caused by ca­
avoid
unveceswarv
delay.
Tbe
regulars
the very exaggerated »|»eed of 18 miles j
w rei ked on »bore, and himaolf and his tarrh. which is nothing but an inflame»!
an hour, could not possibly reach ths ***• moved at once from ’be forts, tier­ men captured by the enemy. There is,
IH e
coast in Iras than 12 hours, the carrier racks and vamps in tbe West and North- , however, in this state meet a very clear
west
to
Chicamauga
in
tbe
middle
|
pigeon would reach its loft in the navy j
implication of Admiral Cervera’s opin­
yard m !«*« than four hours from the s*outh. After two or three weeks there j ion of tbe stale of affairs i:i Santiago, If
,he
*’ T*m- the unlv thing that could pretent the
Ume released, In ■ «.tuauon of that U*Y
»um i« m good «• unequal >*• Honda, and givtn «iparicnca in » Io-s of his ships in the heritor was to pul
nature eight not
n uni I mw «4 days, where all is in readmes» 'climate as hot and trying as that of to sea. under tbe conditions which «
anyhow —From “Carrier Pigeons in Culta. After several weeks of seasoning I fronted him on >unday morning,
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War Time,’’ by Tbecxlore Dreiser, in i there they were ordered, not to tbs low evident that he does not expect the ty
lands of tbe Havana district, but to the
Test'» Magszms for Jslv.
, to bold out for many days
nigh lands ath’it Santiago. The vouln-
The entrance of General I‘an do int«.
Our \v*w Poaaesstows
leers were treated in the same wav.
The latest ivniui of the Hawaiian is They were ordered *• soon as («oesihle the city with 6,000 iruojw may proi
lands was that of 1MM. The total popu­ from the camps in the north to Chiva- ihe struggle a little, and even wit!
lation was 10M,020 Of those that com­ inauga and Jacksonville The plan was I'ando's troop* the result* ui Fridav »
pos« it, 3^,504 were natives, 21,616 Chi­ to semi th«tee at Chicamanga to poinu battle insdt* it improbable that livnera«
REASONING.
Shafter would attempt to <arn tbe
nese 24.4OT J a |<n ewe, 15,191 Fortugueae, further south before embarkation for
work» by iu«rm. The marksmanship »1
Slav**•< lever II
«- t<> F'.m<
all other foreigners S.O32
Tbs white Cuba There was * method in all this
jf I he
l*an*ent at ih« Ila* nd » <»f
tbe Spani*b soldiers i* Letter than that
imputation, from the l'ni>d Mates and which the entire i
til* Mh»(er
‘ of the gunners on tbe ships, and when
from > uropr. numbeit«d about lO.tKM' j There were local
and a >n»iderable proportion t»i those 1 and other southern
»an Crimsonbeak in
wet down as natives uf the inlands are to concentratiun at
whites.
in
admit now that no
The area of the islands, eight in num- general caoip <*oul
r. is 6640 square miles, nearly that of Tbe discomlort■ ■
»nnecDcut and DuUwarft combinsd
camp tber«* unpop
Annexation will make little difference gy*cxl reason for
All
in the course of trade, s.nce, miller rec­ there Tbe itupui*
iprocity, there has been almost free ti»* ing little of w ar • a«
irnbancs ol cuminodities between the ¡ate movement on
are
I nited States and the islandn during w a» « *“■----------- *—1
m.»r© than twenty years.
i in
I paign
Her Boy was
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that all at the fruui aJmit that the
president’« plea» were wiser than they
thought.—Portland Chronicle
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