And is the Newstet, Brightest
V
Home Paper in the County.
A d v e r t in c m . M a k e a N o te o f T h is .
VOL.
DOINGS
I.
LEADER.
MOHO, S H E R M A N
^
W h at H as H appened in the
Civilized W orld.
♦♦4
M©R©
THE LEADER LEADS
uATER
NEW S.
The government will make an im
mediate attempt to raise tho Cristobal
Colon.
Tl io Italian government intends to
pro|s»so tho construction of six nruioicd
cruisers.
œwofciiim
Lieutenant Brunners*
reuther Tells His
Experiences.
<O L N T Y , O R E G O N ,
CLO UDS
OF
W AR.
/
f iiig la in l a n il I I ii m h I i » r r e p a r e fo r T r o u lili-
BrH Itth N u i y o n t h e A le r t .
London, Aug. 9.—That extreme dip
lomatic tension exists between St. Pet-
nshurg and London is generally adm it
ted hvlay, though officials depreeate
the alarmists’ rtqiorts which were cur
rent yestoiday. It is hoped that the
firmer stand adopted hy the Marquis
>f Salisbury during the last few days,
which seems to already created some
misgiving at Petersburg, will have tho
desired affect in arresting Russian ag
gressiveness. As evidence of the fact
that Great Britain appreciates the
gravity of the situation, tho press
learns that the admiralty is preparing
for all emergencies, and that it will
won lie ready to mobilize.
Every officer and man on furlough
n half pay has been assigned to a ship
«nd instructed to be in readiness to join
at the earliest moment.
Therefore,
practically every ship in the British
navy at the piesent moment has a full
war «im plem ent ready to go to sea
when the time arrives. Accotdiug I
Paiis advices Admiral Bodelliere, com
instilling the French China squadron,
Inis cabled a demand for retiiforei-rneiits,
and a largo credit to be applied toeiect-
iug fortifications. Thi*re is suspicion
here that the action of the French ad
miral means support of Russian designs.
W ED N ESD A Y ,
IK IB
CONTI
Americans Hold
Eastern Part of
Porto Rico.
A l ’G l ’KT
S U P P L IE S
M in o r N e w i I t e m * .
Word has been received at San Fran
It is said that by a brave dash at a cisco that on the day the news of an
criticl moment the negro troops save«) nexation was received at Honolulu an
the rough riderss from extermination expedition, authorized hy the Hawaiian
st Santiago.
republic, started on a 1,700 m ile voyage
Official advices in Washington iron, to aunex two islands to the Hawaiian
roup. The islands in question are
Santiago place the entire number of
ver and Morell, about 100 miles apart.
cases of yellow fever in our army there
The Hawaiian flag has never been raised
at 300 or less.
It is believed in San Francisco that over these islands and Senator G. N.
the monitor Monterey will stop and take Wilcox was senton the steamer Windalr
Itossdssion of the Caroline islands en formally to annex them to the Republic
of Hawaii.
route to Manila.
Telegrams have been forwarded to
The French ship Ollnde Rodrigues Senator McBride, at Washington, to
was capture«! hy the cruiser Now Or
secure, if possible, the appointment ol
leans while trying to run the Sun Juan a Pacific coast man on the i«eace com
blockade. The vessel had been wum- mission.
ed not to attempt to enter the port-
Ex-President Harrison has accepted
It oomee from a very reliable source the presidency of the United Static
that Admiral Cervera will renounce his Sanitary commissoin, organ izd to care
allegiance to Spain and become a citi- for the sick and wounded in the war.
«en ol the United States.
Admiral
Red Cross agents shout Santiago have
Cervera, It Is said, has coins to this
saved many refugees from starvation.
conclusion for various reasons, the prin
Jamaica continues to be used as a
cipal being that he is convinced the
supply
base for Spanish forces In Cub»*.
-v- Spanish government will order a court
Sis hundred out of 8,000 Kansas vol
martial to try him for losing his ships
unteers are school teachers.
off Santago
g
W e n t T h r o u g h a n r l t lg e .
“ The details 1 have scarcely touched
Itu H .iu T r y in g t o S e c u r e a I’o r t .
Utica, N. Y., Aug. 9.—Tonight
upon, hut had the officials and soldiers
London,
Aug. 8. — Replying to a
Jreamed for one minute that they were two cars on the Belt line trolley road
question
in
the
house of commons, the
went
through
Bradley’s
bridge
near
to be torn from their homes there
would, I feel sure, have been another, Whitesboro, and 17 passengers were parliamentary secretary fot the foreign
story to tell, and I am convinced this precipitated in tho Erie canal. Miss office, Mr. Curzon, said tier m ajesty’s
letter would never have lieen written, j Mary Brady, of this city, was tho only government hud heard that a great , hiw -
person killed. Several were injuro«!. cr was endeavoring to obtain a p<irt on
“ The captain, in extending to me his ,
the Peisiau gull. Two thirds of the
congratulations, remarked:
London, Aug. 9.—Tho Shanghai cor trade of the gulf was British, Mr.
‘‘ ‘Brannersrenther, you’ll nevei, as respondent of the Daily Mail says: Curzon uildtsl, wherefore the govern
long as you live, have another expeii-' Russia is now prai tically in possession ment was especially interest«*! in the
once such as this. I congratulate you of the New Chwang, ami “ the open matter. The power mention«*!, it is
dtxir’’ in North Chinn is already shut. said, beyond doubt, Is Russia.
upon your work.’
“ All this whole affair was trans
C a p t a in C la rk * « B r e a k d o w n .
J n p a n e se S te a m e r S e a r c h e d .
acted in Spanish. I had an interpre
Washington, Aug. 9.—A good deal
Han Francisco, Aug. 8.—Advices from
ter with me, hilt I forgot all about of concern is felt at the navy depart
using him. I did not want them to ment over th«» breakdown of Captain Yokohama by the Doric reprot that the
get a chance to think even befoie it Clark, of the Oregon. No information Japanese steamer Onsang was fired on
by one of the vessels of the third expe
was too late. ”
has been received ns to the nature of ditionary fleet, from San Francisco, the
T w o K i l l in g * In a C o n v ic t C a m p .
the captain’s illness, and all that is I night of June 29. Two shots were fired,
Little Rock, Ark., Ang. 0.—A known is that the medical hoard order
i The Japanese vessol stopped at the first
double killing oocurred at the convict ed him heme. He will recuperate in
shot, hut a second was sent ncross her
brickyard near here today. A convict tho North.
Captain Barker, of tho hows.
She was inspected under the
was adavneing with an ax nn a guard, Newark, has been assigned to the com
glare of a searchlight and allowed to
when tho guard shot and killed him. mand of the Oregon.
proceed.
A dispute rose over the killing be
R««l
Lodge,
Mont.,
Aug.
9.—Goorge
tween Waide Hudson and A. Potts,
I One English firm turns out motor
another guard. The lie was passed, Savage «hot and kille-’ L. W. «Nelson cars driven hy electricity, oil, steanr,
today.
aud Potts shot and killed Hudson.
compressed air or gas.
IN THE INTEREST OF SHER
MAN COUNTY.
*
FOR
CUBANS.
TO RETURN HOME
Key West, F la ., Aug H. — The steam
• ship Wanderer returned hero today,
after effecting a successful landing of
arms and ammunition at thrisr differ
ent points on tile Cuban coast. She
left hero early in July with aiioiit 40
Cubans and 11 memhurs of the Third
United States cavalry, to protect the
landing of ulrout 2,000 rifles and car
bines, with nearly 1,000,000 cartridges.
July 23 she attempted to discharge
her cargo at Bahia Honda, province of
Piuat del Rio, hut was fought off hy a
force of 700 Spanish, who pep;a-red the
ship’s hull with Mausei bullets, k illel
three Cuban scouts, who were wailing
to receive the expedition and wounded
six of the Wanderer’s crew.
The
steamer then came hack to Key West,
left three iujurtsl men in the hospital
here, ati-1 started on her second attempt.
This time she went to a |s>int about
six miles east of Bahia Honda where
she mot a small party of insurgents
from Colonel Zarillo’s forces, but tm
Spanish. About one-third of her cargo
was discharged here, and 25 Cubans
were put ashore.
The Wanderer then headed for t!7e
mouth of the Manati liver, province of
Puerto Princi;««, where, on the n lght
of July 30, she lainle«l without difficul
ty alarnt the same quantity of arms
ainl ammunition and seven Cubans.
From there she went to Puerto Pa
dre, in the same province, where the
remainder of her cargo and men'dia-
c m b a i ke«l.
All three landings w e r e
made without the necessity for tiring a
shot.
S T A T IO N
IN
SAMOA
W o rk t»f I in p r«i% iiti; I * h i i )*« i l ' * n g u
b o r W ill t i e g l u n t O liv e .
H ar
Chicago, Aug. 8.—A special to the
Re«-or«l from Washington says: The
president has «lecideit to make practical
use of American rights at Pango Pango
harbor, Samoa, and the establishment
of a fully equipped ooaling station there
will be undertaken at once. With this
•view Civil Engineci Frank P. Chalu
tiers, now on duty at the New York
navy yard, has been ordered to Wash
ington fur consultation with the au
thorities prior to departing next week
w ith official instructions and full power
to carry out the important project.
Pango Pango is the only harbor of
any value in the Samoan group, and
one considered hy naval officers as of
•««•arcely lees strategic im|>ortatice in
the Pacific ocean than Pearl harbor,
Hawaii.
The decision to utilize the conces
sion s«*cureil by Admiral Meade, 25
years ago giving the United States per
manent ownership of th«.- hail «or, indi-
?at«-s sufficiently the administration's
rpprcciation of th«» vastly extended
sphere of American interests in the Pa-
1 cilic. It is tie* inauguration of a great
naval and commercial policy in that
lirection, due in great measure to the
res|«tnblbilities iuourro»! in Asiatic wa-
1 '.ers.
THE
ld«*M o f
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NO. 24.
A tfw iu e r W M iid erer M it(le 'l lu>»« S n c i p is -
fill I .H I I l l
C O A L IN G
K e e p Y o u r K y n o n t h o l.o a d e r .
ISOS.
I
the
The transports Arizona amt Scandia
w ill, when they roach Manila, be con
verted into floating hospitals.
President McKinley has <leci«l«*l to
A C o m p le t e R e v i e w o f t h e N e w * o f t h e assert our rights in the Pacific by es
tablishing a coaling station at Samoa.
l*u*t S e v e n I t a y e In T h l» anal
A l l F o r e ig n L a n d a .
Tho next troops for Manila may go
EIGHI HOUSES ARE RELIGHTED
by way of tho Sues canal. A scarcity FEARED SPANISH IREACHERY
The pope has asked the war and navy of tarnsports on the Pacific coast is
department to protect the Catholics in the cause.
Hy V i-om p t A c t io n l i e P r e v e n t e d A « ,
Cavite. Massacre by Aguiualdo and
M u rin e* l.n n d e il W i t h o u t
i«f
Aguinahlo has sent a message to
l ixlerttih iK i, d W o r k «in t h e l* « rt o f
his forces is feaied.
<'i*pe S h u J i i h i i T ro o p m lilp « I r e S«-ut>
Consul-General Wildrnan, saying the
th e
G o v e r n o r - S p a n t .h
P r is o n e r s
tereel T r o o p * M el l»v u O ep u tM tion
A strike involving over 2,000 mem
United States should declare its inten
P r«iteste«l un«l P lend «*d .
o f i'i t i c e n * a t <'Hpe Han J i i h i i .
bers of tho Federated W ile Triples has
tions before asking the insurgents to
occurred at Cleveland, O. The cause state theirs.
Wheeling, W. V a., Aug. 9.—The first
San Juan, Porto Rico, via I). W. I.,
is an alleged cut of about 50 per cent
details
at
first
hands
of
the
La«
1
rone
Aug
8.—The Americans have taken
General Shafter has rei-eiv«*! orders
in wages.
peaceful possession of the eastern por
to move his entire army North. This islands reaehol Wheeling t<*lay in a
It is reported that George N. Cur.
will apply not only to the sick, hut to ; letter to Hon. Augustus Pollack, from
tion of the island.
son, parliamentary secretary of foreign
the well, as it is thought that die hard I the naval «»fficer who Itgureil tn the
Small pasties of inaiineH have been
" ’tffli'e, has accepted the office of vifferoy
ships through which the men have gene leading iole of the exploit, Lieutenant
landed,
who have lightml the lamps in
jf India, in succession to the Earl of
must have taxed the vitality of even
Elgin.
j William
Brauneisreiither, executive
tho
lighthouses
at Cape San Juan and
the strongest.
i «fficer of the cruiser Charleston. The
other lighthous<‘8 along the coast.
The village of M olina, Spain, has
General Garcia has expressed his
letter follows:
been wrecked by a cyclone, which kill-
They met with no resistance. Indeed,
opinion that the welfare of Cuba de
=*i -many person* Several houses at
"United Htat«*s Cruisers Charleston,
at t-apo San Juan deputations of c iti
pended On her joining the sist«>rh«*>d
Hornillos have been engulfed hv floods
zens camo out to meet them.
Of the United States. Partly on ac at sea ami 1,000 miles from Manila
and a number of people have perished.
count of his attitude, and partly on Juno 24.—We have just carried out
The warships now in this vicinity
A t Anardkah, Oklahoma, a nogro account of the same reasons which led .»nr orders to capture the Spanish au
are tho Mongoruery, Annapolis, New
named Barrett was killed while trying to his conversion, many of his officers thorities at the capital of the La«lrone
i Orleans, Puritan and Amphitrite. The
FOR SAN JUAN
islands, Agana. 1 was select«*! hy the
to enter the room of Miss Plioebe now side with him.
*TWo formei are hmking for the troop
.•aptain to undertake this job anil given
Stokes, a school teacher. Miss Stokes
Well-founded rumors are in circula
lllli-« ' A r m ) B e g in s I t . A « t« » u e e A ll ! trans|M»rts which left the United States,
heart! him opening the window and tion that a concerted attempt w ill be 60 men to land with as a starter. 1
« and have scattered all about the island.
C o lu m n * M in e N o r th .
tired six shots into his body, killing made next month by a fleet of Cana went ashore Io have a talk with the
The Anna|>olis rounded up the Whit
Ponce, Porto Rico, Aug. 9 .— A geo
governor
about
affairs,
and
the
icsult
him instantly.
dian sealers to raid the rookeries on the was that I «lid not lose even a single eral advance of the American force ney, Florida and Raleigh yesterday,
Assistant Secretary Ilowell ha9 made islands of Sft Paul and St. George. man. The matter was all settle«) in Is-gan this morning. The remainder of and they are at Cape San Juan.
There seems to have la-en a set ious
public the following statement in re There Is hutonegovernment vessel, the one «lay, and we are carrying with us Geuetal Ernst’s brigade, consisting of
gard to the receipts and disbursements gunlxiat Wheeling, to guard Behring 54 soldiers (Spanish) and six officers. } the advance «enter, constitue.i by two mistake as to the rendezvous, fot no
two ships got to the same place, and it
of the government tim ing the last fis sea against pelagic sealers.
“ I had the whole matter to handle 1 batteries, move«! out at 6 o’clock, and will take several days to locate them
cal year: Receipts, including Pacific
a
part
of
the
Eleventh
infantry,
of
Gen
There is great uneasiness on al1 sides and did it up quickly. The captain's
ja ilr o a d items, ♦495,321,383; expedi- says a London dispatch, in regard to instructions were to await a half hour eral Henry’s division, starte«! to the and get them to Ponoe, Where General
Miles is awaiting them.
tWzes, including Pacific, railroad, $443,- the Chinese situation, which is re for an answer to his ultimatum, then left, toward Adjuntas.
Off San Juan the cruiser New Or
368,582; deficit, |38,O 47,247.
garded as bringing an open enufiiot be- use my troops. I waited, and in just ' Troop A, of New York, the Phila
leans alone maintains the blockads.
delphia
city
troop,
and
troop
II,
of
the
tween
Great
Britain
and
Russia
within
29 minutes the governor handed me
Reports from Madrid hy way of Lon
Sixth regulars, are conveying General The city is grim and silent, but back
don, stating that Spain had determined measurable distance, and it is univers his sealed reply, address«*«! to the cap
of her hollow walls there will lie plen
ally
felt
that
the
Marquis
of
Salisbury,
tain of my ship out in tiie harlmr, abuot Brooke’s transportation column along ty of determination and tight when
upon an answer to the demands of the
the
coast
through
Salinas
fojAtroy«».
United States, hud the effect of arous in yielding to Russian Hggreesiveness, is four or five mil«?s off. I knew this
the Aineriixms open fire.
ing the moet lively interest in all offic responsible for a dangerous complica was s«*al«*l with the sole object of gain- ! Wire communication with General
Captain-General Macias has issued
Brooke
on
the
right
has
not
yet
beeu
ial quarters Tuesday. W hile the re tion which can only he overcome hy a ing time, and hence 1 broke the seal, I
a proclamation, in the course of which
established.
prompt
and
most
f
i
lm
intimation
that
read the contents, the governor protest
ports are accepted as showing the un
Colonel Tice, of General Miles’ staff, he says:
doubted tendency of the Spanish gov Russia’s open opposition to British ing and saying that was a letter for my
“ Spain has not sued for peace, and I
will prolnibly be assigned to the «-om-
ernment toward peace, and as likely to commercial concessions must cease. ¿aptain. I replied:
can drive off the American boats now,
man«!
of
the
Sixth
Massachusetts.
In
this
connection
a
story
is
current
be borne out in the near futuie by the
" ‘I represent him here. You are
us 1 did Sampson’s attempt before.’’
formal response of Madrid, yet it can that the Princess of Wales' hurried de now my prisoners, senors, and will
A daughter of the captain-genet a I is
Ponce,
Porto
Rico.
Aug.
9.—Gen
parture
from
England
was
in
response
be stated positively that so far the U nit
have to come on board ship with m e.’
helping
to drill the gunners in the
eral Wilson has moved the lieailquart-
ed States lias received no answer from to a dispatch from her sister, the dow
Altogether there are 9,500
‘‘They protested and pleaded, utid eis of his division from Ponce, to forts.
ager
empress
of
Russia,
bearing
upon
Spain, nor has the French embassy re
Spanish regulars in the city.
Juana Diaz.
It is well tinully the governor said:
ceived an answer which will be commu Anglo-Rnssian relations.
The tro-qis of the enemy who are
"
'You
came
on
shore
to
talk
over
General Schwan, with the Eleventh
nicated to the authorities here. It is known that the dowager empress is
matters aud you make us prisoners in regiment infantry and two hatterie«, retreating from Ponce and the other
strenuously
working
to
conclude
a
de
apparent from this that the answer
stead.’
moved today through Yauio, toward towns on the south coast o«-cnpicd by
coaid not have been sent from Madrid finite understanding regarding Anglo-
the Americans have not vet arrived.
‘‘I
replied:
‘I
came
on
shore
to
Mayagüez.
Russian'
interests
in
the
Far
East,
on Monday, as stated io some o( the
A iiierlcM ita A*niwta*«l by I it*iirs«*itt«.
General Brooke is moving i.oith from
foreign reports. The misapprehension and it is said that great importance hand you a letter and get your reply.
Mailt
id, Aug. 8. — An official dis
In
this
reply,
now
in
my
bauds,
you
attaches
to
the
meeting
of
the
sisters
Guayama
with
10,0o0
men
doubtless arises from the fact that the
patch from Porto Rico says: ‘‘Ameri
agree to surrender all under vour juris-»
Madrid cabinet, after receiving the at Copenhagen.
S e iie < l h C u « to u > -llo tin e .
can cavalry, assistisl hy the insurgents,
American tern»«, desired more informa
On Wednesday General Brooke land diction. If this means anything at all,
Madrid, Aug. 9.—An official dis have charge at Fueuata and Calx-jas,
it
means
that
you
will
acc«*lo
to
any
tion upon some of the points involved. ed 8.000 tuen at Arroyo, 60 miles east
patch from Ptirto Rico rays the Aweri-
This led to a communication to M. of Ponce, Porto Rico. From there he demand I may deem proper to make. «•ans yest«-rilay seised the eustotn-hous« tho lighthouse station at San Juan.’’
Yon
will
at
once
write
an
order
to
your
Cam bon. It was not iu tended as a ro> can strike the military road leading
I*r»»grr*n s»f M ile« ' A r m y .
in the village of Fajaido, which place
ejonse to the American terms, and was to San Juana to Cayey,l«eyond Ailionito. military man at Agana, the capital was without a garrison.
Ponce, Porto Rico, Aog. S. — M a j o i-
in no sense conclusive upon the subject This will compel the Spanish com- (this place was five miles distant), di-
An American column, the dispatch (•ieueral Miles is proceeding entirely
mattter of the negotiations.
. mander, General Otega, to abandon his rei-ting him to deliver here at this also says, 8upi>oit«*d by artillery, ad without regard to |teace negotiations.
stronghold, or he caught between two place at 4 P. M. (it was then 10:30 A. vanced on Guayama. The Spaniard- Krag-Joigt-nseiis are being issued. The
The Peruvian government is sending
M. June 21), all arms and ammunition
, fires.
►wnml and Third Wisconsin are mov
agents to Europe to purchase warships
ami all Spanish flags on tho island. made a brave defense, blit were forced
for the purpose of strengthening her
Mayor Van Wyck of New York, Each soldier is to bring his own rifle to withdraw to Alturas. Seventeen ol ing up to tho Sixteenth Pennsylvania
| today.
navy.
•
made a record as a beach hero. Ik and ammunition, and all tie- s»ldi«us, the Spanish were killed.
Colonel llulings has captuied 5,000
rescued three young.women from death native anil Spanish, with their officers,
The desigqs of the three new vessels
ON TH E B LO C K A D E
racks of l i c e . Thus far the enemv has
in the waves at Freeport. L. I. Ont must witness thia.’
of the Illinois ty (« are to he changed
‘ not molestisl him.
bad gone beyond her depth, and the
‘'They protested and demur»»»«!, say G i i p S p a u lw li
so as to make their minimum speed 18
H m tk. A n o t h e r <>no
Major-General Brooke’s binding at
others,
in
attempting
her
rescue,
als«
C a p t tir e d .
ing there was not euough to do it; ^ut i
knots an hour.
Arroyo was successful.
The lurnps
went down, when the mayor dashed I said: ‘Senors, it must l»e «lone.’
Key West, F la., Aug. 9.—The tug from the Roumanian, four hatteiies
If the coal ojieiators of the Pittsburg in and brought all tlnce nshore uncon-
“ The letter was written, lead by me Hudson, which has been with the Un- of the Twenty-seventh Indiana, the
district do not conform with the terms i scious.
and
sent. I took all the officers on , eas on the north m ast of blix-kade, First Missouri, tin- First Pennsylvania
of the Chicago Agreement by August
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt has sent boanl with me in a boat, and at 4 P. sank a lilt le Spanish sloop a few nights and the Fifth Illinois, are diseuiliark-
10, 5,000 miners will he ordered to
an urgent appeal to General Shafter M. went ashore again and rounded in ago and captured another one off Car ing there. The Morgan tr«xq> ot tho
strike.
to reomve our troops from the fevei the whole outfit. I <ras three mil«*s denas yesterday. The Spanish b I oo ; Fifth cavalry and the Mississippi «•« tn
President McKinley, it is said, w ill districts of Cuba. He says:
“ Tc away from my troops, and ha-1 only was the Christina and was loaded with missaries have arrived here.
call an extia session of loth honpes of keep us here, In the opinion of every four men with me. At 4 P. M.. when fish, a quantity of which was served U|
G A U T E M A L A R E V O L U T IO N .
congress as soon as Sjmin accepts tho ! officer commanding a division or brig- I disartn«*d 108 ineu ami two officers, 1 for breakfast to the Hudson's men, w ho
terms of peace offered by the United i ade, will sim ply involve the deetruo- ha«l 46 men and thre«' ofli«x*rs with u«e. } ha-1 been out a month aud had little
Slip
States.
j tion of thousands. There is no possible The keynote to the whole business was left in tho way of provisions. Thr«ie Mirra I«** > I m * ?OAO M en . h i m I
p o r te d b y W e a lt h .
reason for not shipping practically the my breaking the seal of that letter anil Spaniards who "were on tho Christina
Lieutenant R. P. Hobson, of Merri
San Francisco, Aug. 8 .—The follow
acting at once. They lia«l no time to put off in tlieit tender when they saw
mac fame, is w ith his mother at Lithia entire command North at once."
ing message regarding tin" revolution
delay
or
prepare
any
treacherous
tricks,
the Hn«lson approaching and gained a
A cablegram to the Boston Journal
Springs, Ga. The meeting between
in Guatemala has I m '«> ii re«,<iv«‘>t in this
mother and son was a pathetic one. from Ponce, Porto Rico, says. A tro and I got the «hop on the whole outfit, key just off shore.
city from a friend ami stip|«orter of
as
they
say
out
West.
The
oonverted
yacht
Oneida
als«
The son kissed his mother, who threw mendous sensation has occurred in the
General
Morales, now at Tsnipa-
‘‘The native troops I released and came from the blockade today. She
her arms around bis neok and for sev Sixth Massachusetts. The friction be
cliula:
allowed
to
return
to
their
homes
nn-1
reports
that
Friday
a
lusty
of
Spanish
eral minutes rested her head on hia tween the line officers and the officers
"Prospero Morales is at Han Marcos.
They manifested great joy ; infantry fired about 30 rifle shots at het
shoulder, shedding tears of joy.
o f the hiigade, which has been grow- restricted.
Qu«rsealt«»ngo favois the revolution.
in
being
relieved
from
Spanish
rule.
fionr
a
point
on
the
beach
several
miles
' ipg ever since the command left Cuba,
We are on the wav to < 8-os.
Following is an official statement
reached a climax Monday, when Col While it was harsh, it was war, anil in west of Morro castle. The gunboat did
' “ .MIGUKLIN.”
given out by authority of the presi«ient
onel Woodward, Lieutenant-Colonel connection with the Spanish treachery, ' not retutn th fire.
Moral«»s is said to have 5,000 Rem
on Tuesday as to the terms of peace
Cbafin,
Major Taylor,
Chaplain it was all that could be done. Twenty-
offered hy the United States: “ In
E M B A R K IN G
THE
IM M U N E S . ington rifles and 700 men. Details of
Dousseault and Captain Goodell, com four houis—yes, I believe even four
the levtdl are hard to obtain, as tele
order to remove any misapprehension
hours—
with
a
leadership
of
the
gov
pany K, resigned their commissions.
T h ir d a n d F if t h K e g tm e n t* A r r iv e h 1 graphic communication is iiiterruptt*l.
in regard to the negotiations as to peace
The exact reason which prompted them ernor, who was a lieutenant-colonel in
f tn v a n n n h .
Moral« s is tepresent«*! to have little
between the United States and Spain,
to take this action is not at piesent the Spanish atmy, would have givt-n
means of his own, but he is sup|Miit«*«l
Savannah,
Ga.,
Aug.
9.—The
Third
it is deemed proper to say that the
known.
The matter has been fully them a chance to hide along the road at and Fifth regiments of United States hy men of wealth in the liberal parly.
terms offered by the Unite«] States in
reported to General Miles, and a rigid Agana anil at intervals in the dense volunteers arrive«) here tislay and are There is believed to l«e a ti understand
the note handed to the French ambas
tropical foliage they could have almost ■
investigation ordered
ing b<-tw«‘«-n Jose Leon Castillsam i Mor
sador on Saturday last are rn substance
annihilated any force we could lain!, i in camp awaiting transports to take
Aspecial to the Tribune from Wash The approaches to the landing, over, them to Santiago. The Third regiment ales, both of whom are candidates for
as follows: The president does not
now put forward any claim for peeuni- ington dated Wednesday says: Spain shallow coral reefs, would have made arrived tlris morning from Macon, aud the presidency, that the cue who has
^ ^ f y indemnity, hnt requires relinquish bus practically agreed to the ternu ol a landing without a terrible loss of life the Fifth tonight from Columbus, Miss. the strongest following will receive
The transport Rio Grande arrived to the other’s support. What they are
ment of all oluim of sovereignty over peace without asking for their material almost an Impossibility.
bent on is the defeat of Cabrera.
or title to the island of Cub», as weU iuo«iiflcation. The hour sj«ent by Am-
“ We have increased by conquest the night and is loading the baggage of the
K lo t Mt <>*bkowli.
us evacuation by 8|>ain of the island; bsseador Cam bon at the White Houso population of the United States by Fifth regiment, two battalions of which
cession to the United States and im this afternoon not only removed all nearly 12,000 people. The capital has will go ou board tomorrow und will
Oshkosh, W is., Aug. 7.—Rioting has
mediate evacuation of Porto Rico and doubt on this point, but sufficiently a population of 6,000 jieople.
been resumed hy the striking wood-
This sail at noon.
The Leona is expect«*! in the morn woikers here, on account of the sash-
other islands under S|«anlsh sovereign indicated that a formal conclusion of harbor in which we are is lieautiful,
The Minnewaska is delayed anil-«loor men trying to run the plants
ty in the West Indies and like cession the negotiations would he secured more easy of access, plenty of deep watej^ ing.
of an island In the Ladrcnes.
The promptly than had bean expected hy admitting of the presence of a large J through an accident to h«^ machinery with non-union labor. At 6 o’clock
United States will occupy and bold the even the ipost sanguine. The charac number of vessels at the same time, and ' and is not expected before Tuesday. this morning the strikers congregate«)
city, bay and harbor of M anils, pend ter of the Inquiries regarding certain is an ideal (dace for a coaling station. She will carry the Thin! regiment, com and clubbed ami stoned the workmen
ing the conclusion of a treaty of peace, details demonstrated that Spain in all I, onr government decides to hold the manded by Colonel Patrick Ray.
who were trying to reach Morgan’s
which shall determine the control, dis sincerity was ready to end the war, the Philippines, it would then come in so'
All of [the officers and men are anx- m ill.
Thirty policemen wore dis
position and government of the P hilip sooner the better, but apparently could well; San Francisco to Honolulu, 2,160 ions to get away. There is no lack of patched to reinforce the small squad
pines. If these terms are accepted by not resist temporizing for a few Jays miles; Honolulu to the island of Guam, ! enthusiasm among them, ami the ap on duty there, but when the police ar
Spain in their entirety, commissioner! for the sake of avoiding an apjiearunce 3,300, anil thence to Manila, 1,600 peals that have been made to the war rived the crowd set oil them with sticks
w ill be named by the United States to of too great precipitancy in surrender miles. With a chain of supply s ta -! department to save them from Santi and stones in a rough manner. The
meet commissioners on the part of ing, and at the same time taking lions like this, we could een-l troops the ago, the men of both regiments say, pclice used tlieir clubs freely and the
Spain for the purpose of concluding * a«lvantage of the opportunity to gain a whole year around if necessary, and are without authority aud misre street was finally cleared at the ex-
treaty of peace on the basis above in few trivial concessions which would any vessel with a steaming capacity of present them by discrediting their dense of many broken heads and a
bo popular with Spaniards generally.
dicated. ”
score of arrests.
3500 miles could reach base of supplies. valor.
« IV E S IS THE PRESS DISPATCHES
10,
PUBLISHED..
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A M E R IC A N
BOY.
S c h o o l C h ild r e n '« B « ttle w h l|»
lnt<*rr*t« th«* l*r**«ident.
h
General Shafter’s Army
Ordered to Leave
at Once.
TRANSPORTS ARE ON HAND
F u r t h e r S ta y in C u b a W o u ld M ea n I.o**
o f t h « A r m y —M en W e a k e n e d h y M a
la r ia W ill B e R e a d y I'r e y fo r a n
E p id e m ic o f Y e llo w F e v e r .
Washington, Aug. 6.—The president
this afternoon had a conference with
Secretary Alger, Secretaryy Long and
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Allen,
at which action was taken for the
prompt transportation of General Shaf
ter’s army from Cuba to Montau
|M>int, Long Island.
It was decide
that there were sufficient vessels oft
the Cuban coast for the purpose. The
dispatch of troops home accordingly
will begin at once.
Colonel Th«**lore Rooevelt, of the
rough riders, succeeded in burring the
movements of tho war department,
though in his disregard of the conven
tionalities lie has drawn nj«on his head
n rather sharp rebuke from the secre
tary of war, who evidently reganls the
course pursued by Colonel Roosevelt as
being «^ilculuted to injure discipline,
though inspired by the moet worthy
motives. It is only fair to state that
the war department for some time has
been intent upon removing these troops,
And more than a week ago General
Shafter was instruerted to cheer up the
soldiers by publicly informing them of
the determination.
It was rather a
question o( ways and means than a
lack of intention to redeem this prom
ise, that caused the delay.
As far as the question of removing
the the troops back into the mountains
was concerned (the question which
seems to have preci pi tat«*l the indigna
tion meeting among the American com
manders at Santiago), it is learne«! that
the medical department made no such
recommendation. All that it had to
say on this subject was that, if the
troops must be near Hantiago, an effort
should l«e made to remove them at once
to some healthier camping ground.
Surgeon-Ger.earl Sternberg agrees
thoroughly with the opinion expressed
hy the signers of the “ round robin” at
Santiago, that men who have suffered
from the severe malarial fevers of the
south coast ol Cuba, so far from being
immune aguiust attacks of yellow fever,
as has been asserted in some quarters,
are actually in very much greater
danger than thijoe who have escaped
the malaria. It is, however, the ex
pectation that all of the American
tr«*>pe will have been removed from
Santiago to the United Htares by the
• nd of this month, ami that is probably
the very l«est that can he done under
the. ciicuiustances.
Washington, Aug, 8.—W. Rankin-
g«**l ami Harry Price, of Cincin
SITUATION EXPLAINED.
nati, two young men who originated
the idea of starting a fuml aiming sdiuol
children for the purpose of raising I>e«iru<*tlon o f ShM fter*« A r m y a t S a n -
tlM^u I n v o l t e d .
money to build a hattle-elitp to l*> call-
Santiago de Cuba, Aug. 6.—As an
e«l The Ann ri« an Boy, are in the city,
ftirwarding their plans. They have had explanation of the situation at Hantiago
an interview with President McKinley, the following letter was handed to a
who gave to them the following letter, pr«»ss <xrrres|*«ndent for publication:
indorsing their idea:
“ To Major-General Shafter—Sir: In
“ Mr. W. Runkingood. Cincinnati, G.
— My Dear Sir: The circular which the meeting of the general and m«»dical
you have presented trt me, outlining officers called hy you at the palace this
morning we were all, as you know,
votir plan for raising a fuml with w hich
unanimous
as to what should be done
to build and p e cut to the government ,
with the army. To keep us her«*, in
a battleship has greatly inteiest«*! me.
the opinion of every officer command
L ive of country ami devotion were '
never mere «xtnspicuous in America ing a division of hiigade, w ill simply
tiian tiiey are today, ami 1 am sure our involve the destruction of thousands.
There is no possible rt*as«>n for not
hoys and girls will <l««‘in it a privilege |
shipping practially the entire command
to l»e iiu n ilx -t« * ! among the contributors i
North at once. Yellow fever cases are
to this patriotic undertaking.
Very I
very few in the cavalry division. But
sincerelv yours,
in this division there have Iwen 1,506
' “ WILLIAM M’KINLEY.”
cases of malarial fever.
Not a man
has died from it, hut the whole coni
M o o u n I i in e r * in N e w Y o r k .
New York, Aug, 8,—For over two niand is so weakened and eliattered or
months. Colonel W illiams, the chief to be ripe for dying like rotten sheep.
internal revenue agent of this district, When a real yellow lever epidemic
has had agents watching a vinegar fac strikes gs, and it is bound to do so if
tory in Broklyn and a yeast manufac we stay here at the height of the sick
tory in New York, for the purpose of ness season, August and the beginning
securing evidence of the manufacture of September, it w ill, in all human
of iltict whisky. This work resulted probability, mean an appalling dis
eatly today in the arrest of three men, aster, for the surgeons here estimate
the seizure of 27 barrels of whisky and that over half the army, if we are here
the closing up of the yeast manufac during the sickly season, w ill die. The
tory. The whisky was made at the sick list is large, though its exceeding
Brooklyn malt vinegar works. It has 4,000 affords hut a fair index ol the
been the custom to ship the whisky to debilitation of the army. Not 10 per
New York on two-liotse trucks, 20 tp cent of the men are tit for active work.
“ The fever
immune
regiments
25 barrels at a time, and usually two
loads were delivered every day. Th«i ordered here are sufficient to garrison
other alleged illicit concern is known the city and surrounding towns, and
there is aboslutely nothing for us to
us the Manhattan Yeast Coni|«any.
do here, and there has not been since
C erverH a t N o r f o lk .
the city surrendered.
I write only
Norfolk, Aug. 8.—Admiral Cervera because I cannot see onr men go to de
arrived here this morning, having ia*en struction without striving so far as lies
granted a leave of absence to visit Cap within me to avert a doom as fearful
tain Conacho ami the Spanish sick at as it is unnecessary and undeserved.
the naval hospital. The Spanish ad
“ THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
miral was received by a guatd of honor "Colonel Commanding First Brigade.’’
and conducted to Captain Conache's
After Cplonel Roosevelt had taken
room. The admiral took lunch with the Initiative, all the general officers
Medical Director Cleborne. Ho will united in a “ round robin’’ address to
remain here several days.
Gcueral Shafter.
Washington, Aug. 8.—In accordance
with a decision rendered hy tho attoi-
ney-g«uioral, there will be no change
in the law amt regulations affecting
tariff, immigration ami tonnage tax lie-
tween Hawaii and tho United States
until further legislation by [congress.
S|«eaking of the Hawaiian annexation
resolutions, tho attorney-general says
that it is replete with indication that,
temporarily, the relations of the two
countries are to continue practically un
changed.
Z u lu '« A p p e a l f>lsiniM*c<l.
Paris, Aug. 7.—The court of ecssa-
tion has dismissed tho appeal of M.
Emil«» Zola against tho decision of
the Versailles assizeH court ou July 18,
in overruling several objections raised
by M. Laborie, onnnsel for M. Zola.
The Versailles court upon that occasion
also refused to suspend the trial while
tho defendants np|«ealed against the
overruling, whereupon M. Laborie an
nounced that he would allow judgment
hy defuult. ami M. Zola ami M. l ’er-
rieux, the managing editor of the Au
rore, were each sentenced to a year’s
imprisonment.
S tr u c k N e a r t h e H e a r t .
M IL E S ’
ARMY
HALTS.
I «»rw«*r<l M ««veitif-nt A w a lla t h . A r r iv a l
o f T r a n a p o r t« .
Ponce, Porto Rico, Aug. 6. — So far
as known no forward movement will be
made l«v th«« American trotips until the
arrival of more transports, which are
exjiectod hourly. The present prosp«*ct
Is that there w ill l«e no actual fighting
for several days.
Last night a scouting party under
Major Reed, of the Sixteenth Penn
sylvania, was flnxl upon hy Spanish out-
posts between Juana Diaz and Coamo.
The fire was returned, and it is believed
that one Spaniard was wounded.
The transi«ort Roumanian, which
went aground at Juanica, has l«een
floated, and the four hatteiies of artil
lery have disemharke«!.
G eneral
H tone
F Sncounter« O p p o s it io n .
Ponce, Porto Rico, via St. Thomas,
Aug. 6.—General Roy Stone, while
reconnoitering north ward along the road
leading to Arecil«o, on the north coast,
with a company of the Second Wis
consin regiment, encountered opposi
tion at Utuado, where a small foroe of
Spanish regulars and volunteers, had
been instruct«*l by Captain-General
Macias to resist to the bitter end. The
Spaniards refused to surrender, and
General Stone telephone«! hack to Ad
juntas that he would push on. As the
troops have to move in single file, 10
men can stop a r«*giment in the moun
tainous country.
N o W o rd F r o m M ile« .
Washington, Aug. 6.—Today passed
without news to tho war department
from General Miles, and in this case
the department feels that “ no news is
good news.’’ It is believed that at the
rate of progress he is reported to have
been making in his march across the
island the general will be at the doots
of San Juan by the end of next week.
No very desperate defense of Porto
Rico’s capital is expected.
A FATAL
C o n s id e r a b le
STORM.
D am age D one
d e lp h ia .
In
P h ila
Philadelphia, Ang. 5.—This city wag
visited today by one of the most ter
rific electrical storms ever known. The
telegraphic and telephone service
throughout the city was at a standstill
(or several hours. Cellars and first
floors of hundreds of business blocks
and dwellings' were flooded. In the
basements ol the city hall and pogtoffice
the water rose to such a depth that
the fires under the boilers were extin
guished. The basements of Bimbel
Bros.’ and Wanamaker’s, two of the
largest department stores in the city,
were flooded and' heavy damage done.
Peter Schell, aged 28, was drowned
in the cellar cl his home at Twenty-
thlrii and Christian streets. He wag
wotking in tilde cellar, removing some
of his property, when he was caught by
the rush of water. Before he could
reach the stairway the water rose to the
first floor and he was drowned.
One of the latge oil tanks of the A t
lantic Refining Company at Gibson’s
point, in the lower end of the city, was
struck hy lightning and entirely de-
stroy«*d by fire. The loss is estimatad
at f30,000. A number of firemen were
overcome by the heat while fighting the
fire, but they were soon revived.
TO
G eneral
PURIFY
SANTIAGO.
W o o d O r d e r . S tr e e t ( l e a n i n g
t o t t e g ln .
Santiago de Cuba, Aug. 6.—The
steamer San Juan in charge of Liefiten-
ant Noble, of General Shater’s staff,
left y«»eter«lay afternoon for Manzanillo
under a flag of truce, to embark there
the wives and children of the offiors
of the Sapnmii forces which came from
Manzanillo to reinforce General Lin
ares during this campaign. They w ill
be returned to Spain with their bus-
hands and fathers.
General \V«xxl, the military governor,
has apjiointed Major George M. Rar-
bour os health and street commissioner.
The city w ill be divide«] into 16 dis
tricts under so(»ervision of non-corumis-
sione«l officers responsible for the street
cleaning in their respective local it iet.
Four thousand men will be immedi
ately put to work cleaning the thorough
fares.
A g r o u n d In P o r t o R ic a n W a t e r s .
Ponce, via St. Thomas, Aug. 6.—The
transport Massachusetts, having on
board troops A and C, of New York
cavalry, the Philadelphia troop, Sixth
cavalry, and Eighth infantry, it
aground here. The Roumania, with
four batteries of artillery, under com
mand of Major Rodney, is agorund at
Guanica. • The transports W ashing
ton, with the Fourth Pennsylam ia
regiment and the Zebra, with General
Querto’s regiment, are landing today
at Guanica. The Eleventh and Nine
teenth regular infantry regiments and
troop B of the Second cavalry, have
disembarked hero.
C o u r t -M a r tia le d a n d S h o t .
Madrid, Aug. 6 .—An official dispatch
from San Juan de Porto Rico says that
Colonel San Martin, who was in com
mand of the Spanish garrison at Ponce,
li a s been court-martialed and shot for
abandoning the place without resist
ance, Lieutenant Colonel Punza, the
second in command, committed suicide.
Another official dispatch from San
Juan says: “ Moet of the volunteers
are in a disorganized condition, and
are abandoning their arms.”
11 o* p i t a i S u p p lie « fo r P o r to R ic o .
Philadelpiha, Aug. 6.—The na
tional relief commission will forward
by the yatch May about 60 tons of sup
plies. These consist of drugs, rubber
ice caps, rubber bathtubs, liyi«odermic
syringes and other articles for the use
of the sick and wounded, which will
be turned over to the government for
hospital use in Porto Rico.
Corvallis, Or., Aug. 6.—Charles Ry
der, an employe at tho Corvallis saw
m ill, was accidentally killed this after
noon. He was running the gang edger,
when a small piece of slab wood was
caught in the saw and hurled with
such force us to lift the covering from
the machinery and strike him near the
heart. He breathed a few moments
Rumor is gossip’s strong fort and
after he was struck, hut never 8|>oko.
He was unmarried. He was 32 years truth is the dynamite gun that reductrs
iL
of age.
C a v it e N a v y Y a rd .
B r o i i f h í t o T e rm « .
New York, Aug. 6.—A World special
cablegram from Manila hay, July 30,
via Hong Kong, says: Owing to the
fiim attitude of General Merritt, the
insurgtint general. Aguinaldo, has
changed his front, and s«»cuis to have
come to a realisation that his hostile
attitude towards Americans might re
sult disastrously to the insurgents of
the Philippines. Aguinaldo is becom
A Massachusetts man has patented a ing more friendly to the Americans.
combined pencil and comb case consist
Chocolate is still used in the interior
ing of a metal tube with a slot in its
oentral portion into which the back ol of Houth America for currency, as are
cocoanuts and eggs.
the comb is forced to form a handle.
Hong Kong, Aug. 6.—The «Manila
corres|«ondent of tire» Hong Kong Press
says that Admiral Dewey dires not con
fine his labors to the Olympia. He
goes to Cavite almost every day. By
his order the navy-yard, arsenal, forts
and barracks hnve been oonverted in a
wonderfully short time from confusion
and chaos to neatness and system.