The People's republic., June 30, 1898, Image 1

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VOL.
SH EK M A N
DOINGS OF TUE WEEK
-
LATER
Gen. Shafter report« that
Munday night the > rm , was w ithin
( thrmt (nil««« of Kautiagu and iu plain
What Has Happened In the
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at
Han Francisco, June 20. —Another
' fleet of traiM|M>rta haa
sailed oul
A WRECK AT SEA
A
DEATH
TRAP.
B » m » M a r » l > » t « l|« n t t k »
V « » s tn a .
H a l t ) » « r «-e
AN ENGAGEMENT
Jursgua, Cuba, June 18— The in itia l
••mliaaay haa re-
fight of Colonel Wood’s rough riders
through the floblan Gate, to the broad
U( [htt ()ffwt<
and the troopers ol the First and Ten th
P.iclfie
Jh ia afternoon the third fleet
- . — _
| that Spain haa purchase«! the powerful
regular oavalry w ill be known in hia*
of vessels loaded w ith aoldiera and
d itttaaae
(C hilean armored rroiser O ’Higglns,
UIVKM IN T IIK I*HESS DI8PATCHCM ,M,‘ b,,B,d *">■»
< » |* Verde, where
tory as the battle of La Quaalna.
«uppliea for the Philippine« hoisted
. a transport with Hpanlah soldiers la
That it did not end in the onmpleto
anchor and aruid the screaming of 100
aald to have gone tu take her over.
slaughter of the Americana was not due
whiaties and the olanging of liella and
« C o m p ì» « « R e v ie w n r I k e N » w e n t I h a
A dm iral Ham|won leporta that the
to any miscalculation in the plans
the IxMiming of cannon,
prno«>ed«d
r e e l M eeaa ! > • /■ ta T k l» a a .|
I a u illla ry cruiser K t Paul arrived off
,
of the Spaniards, for as perfect an am-
down the bay toward the ocean, ami
A l l r e r . ' l g n L w a rla .
Santiago Munday ami dlachargod her
buscarle aa waa ever forme«! in tbe
by tonight w ill lar w ell on their way
T h u r» lay a detachment of 170 C a­ , troops. Captain Higstae report« th a t j
brain of an Apache Indian was pre­
Io
the
P
h
ilip
p
iM
a
.
""
bana noli hied w ith the H|>aniah rear >n W edneaday afternoon w hile off Hart >
Th« first movement of the
pare«! and Lieutenant-Colonel Roose­
, Juan, he waa attacked by a S|>aniah M a g w l N e e e t O p |» » r « M « lty in M ir l h e a
le
guard. The ( ’«ihana hut two men k ill-
velt an«l his men walked squarely into
couipriaing the fleet waa the signal lor
unprotected cruiser ami the Hpanlah
I r u s h i n g H lu w
C a rr y in g I k »
W ar
ed. The Hpanlah lues la nut known.
* t » r w * a » » | 0 ra < > » iw » » » « k
»n«l
S ta y
I lnr|MHln-|Mial Terror. The Terror iua»le
it- For an hour and a h alf they held T w a i v e S |> » » ta r< la K n n w n u> H a v a n«« w
In » » « r r t n e
» n i l T w e e S n e e r in g «
tiie « rowda which had gathered along
b»M W i Itu ln r .l .t il I - r » ,l.l.,« « W » rr
The navy 4 e |« r t » e n l haa received a daah, whiuh waa awaited by the Hl,
K t i l » « — H o o t« v » lt * a
Knugh
K ld a r a
I the docks to roriiiuenre elmering tiie
N a a n l M nan n l C n u ln .
their ground under a D»rfect storm of
a cablegram from Haiapann, saying th e I ’aul.
W ■ • h - U < lv « r l ,. .«,,<! W» l . l v r a l.o«»
j deMMJiw« ».44*«-*», and f,,r tiie steam
Hhnla from the gnna of the Ht.
E» t k » T k l r k n t l h » W ig h t N p a n la r d a
bun.»ta from front and (ffdes and TTfcrf
Spaniards at Santiago ru|M«rt th a t Hob-
4*V
»p»r
»g
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.
Washington, June ?w — The a» Im lu ­ whist Iva along tiie city front to scream
O p e n » « W lr» F r . » u T k l e k » « » .
I ’aul h it the Terror three times, k ill-
Colonel Wood at tiie right, and L ieu -
aim and ills < ompan luna ate W ell, They lug one officer and two men ami wound- stration finally came to a decision to
th d r giasl-hyea to tbe ships and men
A
sto
ria,
June
9
«
.—
When
the
E
lihn
O ff Juragaa. via Playa <iel Este,
tenant-ColonM Koneevelt, at the left,
are confined Ioni tulles from Murru.
lug several others.
The Terror drop, «emi an American aqaadron to the alio are going to M anila to protect the
Thon»|«on, towing
the steruwheel lt*l a cliarge which turned the tide of Guatsnamo Bay, Jane 27.— This morn­
Thursday n ig ht, the Am erhan arm y j pvd back under cover of the fortifica­
Spauiab «east and into the M editerra* j interests of th e ir ruuntry.aiul to apread steamers G a in <-<<>. k and Ptoghotind,
of Invasion had resebed on Ila advance i tion.« with difficulty, and wss towed
1 »attie and sent the enemy flying over ing four troops of the first cavalry, four
ihe doctrine of free*loin on the other
'man.
Several tiroes since the war
the edge of the table land on which the Into harbor In a lin k in g condition,
able of the world. Ktoaruboat«, yachts atartod f«>r Alaska Friday afternoon, the h ills toward Santiago.
troops of the Tenth cavalry, and eight
iia rlm r o f S antiag o «I« C uba line. H e re ,
It ia now definitely known that 10 troope of
where aba la now ta i ng repaired. Later broke nut. M in o r, to thia effect have and am all hay craft of a ll kinda hover­ the prediotton was freely made that
Kooeevelt’a rough riders,
men
eirnulated,
but
the
project
bad
the ..................aearaa
cruiser und
started f not
f i U M gunl*»ats
i e 'lU R
ll|(
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--» *<
» w r j w •
ss«»a
•even niih-a from M orin eaaile, the —
ed aroiimi the big steamers, and some (hey would never reach their deatina men on the American side were k illed ,
less than 1.000 men in a ll, dismounted
w hile GO were wounded or are ¡»«ported
main U m I v id troopa united, and the agititi, hut remained under prelection ,,<Jt nraterlaliaed-—It required the H|«an- «-vi-ii went cloae enough to permit their
■on. This prediction has oorne tine,
and attacke«! 2,000 Spanish sul.iiera in
.ali movement toward the Philippines
to t»e missing.
I t is ironosaible to cal
S|x«nlar<la weie in fu ll retreat toward of tim Iurta.
.........po»cngera throw ing oranges and other
ami
the
three
vessel
a
put
tack
into
|s>rt
the thickets w ith in five miles of San­
Santiago.
culste
tiie
Spanish
kwaee,
but
it
is
dacitla
the
tho
soldier
a
gathered
on
the
by
t'uriiara’s
rquudrori
to
lly proclamation loaned Tuesday the
thia afternoon. T iie stern wheelers are known they were fa* heavier than those tiago de Cabs.
A .Im ita i Sam |* o n la now in con* president g«ve notice of the intention navy departm ent to adopt thia bold i docks of the transport«.
fin- scene on the transfiorts waa a total Trvscks; their «leeks are awaah of i.’t : Atct ricsoa, at least aa regards
The Americans beat tiie enemv ha«»k
alani and practically imm ediata table of the government to assume (lie fur* itroke. Thia flrat announcement to-
Already 87 dead into the city, but left the following
com mutt lea tiun with the navy depart« m id ah ie tusk of blockading about 600 lay through a bulletin posted at the th rillin g one; tiie men were |>erched in •m l, hut for the eurdwuod «’. o r-. I be­ »« to al Io«» of life.
Spanihh
soldiers
have
been
found
and
tin- rigging like an many inaecta, and tween decks, (hey w«juld have gone to
meni. Hi» dlapntche«
were received
i ia a ic r . were
receiveti la
m j miles of the Cuban coast line in a.ldi- war
war deo
dea»I upon the field:
d e p a rtm e n t of the g o v e rn m e n t’s
burie*!, and many others are nn.ioubt-
handkerchiefs and flags waved and tiie bottom.
rapid
aucoeeslun through the early i tlon to (he section alruadv hlocku.le.1 ...* .
hours Friday m orning.
They showed end aiao to hha kadc San J o in Porte
7
rw* ‘ T* i w ith incredul
Rough
riders— Captain A lly n K.
ediy
lying
in
the
thick
underbrush.
flutterwl from every porthole and spar.
Eearly thia morning tho lookout at T iie wounded were all removed.
(a p ro n , of troop L; sergeant Ham ilton
th a t o n ly i.a lf an hour «lapsed between Rico. Thia incteate« the e ite n t'o f the
7‘
I b *’r” * U * • ’» p W o n that the A» the vessels proceeded slowly down
That the Spaniards were thoroughly Fish. Jr.; Privates T il man and Daw-
tbe flljeg of ihe meeeage hy th e « .Irn lra l i blockade on the Culren «xwat fu lly four- *to rj WM given o,,t 1,1 deceive the tiie hay tiie noisy «lemonstratiuna ol Cape Disappointment reported t in t the
and (lie receipt of it In Washington.
j fold. The dvinaiide upon the n a w
government.
However, when the |s»opto «m the shore became more st«»arners hud «-rosaed in and anchored. (Misted as to tiie route to be taken bv ton, of troop L ; Private Dougherty, of
The
report
also
stated
that
the
river
tiie Americans in their advance toward troop A; Private W . T. E rw in, ol
General I «aw to n 's brigade, which | w ill not I * neatly no heavy in ptopor*
In the day, the detail of the vea- pronounced and increased u n til the din
Istata were badly battered
When the
rated Thursday at Dem« Jay aho, four Ito ti to the te rrito ry coveted as in the te la selected to co n etilu to C om m odore was aw ful and added to the noise of tide ix-gan fl<iodiiig tiie Tl«om|*on got Sevilla was evident as shown by the troop F . F irs t cavalry— Privates Dix,
careful preparations they had made. York, Bejork, Kolbe, Berlin, Lsmnuck.
whistles ami hells, waa the Incoming of
miles weal of D aiqu iri, resumed Ita realm H f ü
5°* ,hr ,
- • • « ’m squadron waa an­
many cannon from the (ratterlea at Fort under way ami slowly tow el the <iisa- T iie main body of the Spaniards was Tenth cavalry— Corporal W hite.
marcii at daylight,
liefore noon hla reaaou th a t thw new hlncka<le«l eoaat
nounced, and official orders were given Mason, hut tbe farewell given the sol- btoii steamers into port, reselling tiie posted on a h ill in tiie heavily wooded
A t least 60 Americans were wonn«le«l,
great
brigade, cmiaiatllig of the Second M.ia- Ilea e n tire ly w ith in the _
— bight oil
city at 4 o’clock.
Never were vessels slo(»es on which had iieen erected two including six «jflicera.
Several of the
•e< hueetta, tim T w e lfth infantry, the the sooth coast of Cuba, in which wa­ to provision the fleet for four nmuths, niers was no less heaity than the wei-
Plret lati la I Ion of the F o u ilh infantry, ter la generally very shallow, ami the it became apparent io the last doubter come given them when they first land­ more completely demolished by the blockhouses, flanked hy irregular en­ wounded w ill die.
sea. The decks were three fbet under trenchments of stone and fallen trees.
Tw elve Spaniards, dead, were found
1 *0 coui|Minie« of the Tenth Infantry, porta are few Into which a vneael could that the government was in carnrot in ed w ithin Kan Franciaoo'a lim its.
The ships which le ft today carried w ater ami huge ga|*t had been rent in A t the bottom of these h ills run two In the bush after the fight, but their
and the Statimi ta lta iio n of the Fourth enter. The moat Im portant of these thia pur|MM»n to dia|«tc-h I ho fleet to
the
steamers’
Bides.
The
upper
works
roads, along which Colonel Roosevelt loss was doubtless far In ex«*eea ol that.
about 4,oo0 rnen, umler oonitnand of
infantry, occupied Juragua, five to lien * |s.rta are M a n u n illo , T rinid ad ami Europe
had caved in, and wer« carried away and eight troopa of the F irs t and Tenth
General Young commanded the ex­
beyond, and tiie American (lag war ! Tunas.
The three veasela aeleeted as o olllen General M acA rtlm r, who has made the
steamer Indiana hia flagship.
The by tiie seas. Baggage waalied about on «tavulry, with a battery of fonrhow itx- pedition and was with the regulars,
hoisted there.
The Spaniards retired !
Order« have been leaned fur the Itu- have starte<l already on their way to
These roads are little while Colonel W« mm 1 directed the opera­
t ’lty i>t Para, the Ohio and Morgan the lower decks ami broken limiters ers, advanced.
before the advenes of the Autelleena, !
m<<dlale nailing of another lurge eapo- Newport News to take on a large sup­
They more tlian gullies, and at places almost tions of tiie rough riders, several milee
C ity were the other vessels to sail with were scattered over the vessel«.
which wa« ctivere.’ by Cuban skirm ish- 1 dittoo to reinforce Shafter.
ply
of
toal.
It
w
ill
require
a
week
to
The sol­
The steamer Valencia were docked near the western extrem ­ impassable. In these trails the fight west
era, burning the block houses aa they diers w ill sail from Tampa and w ill g<-t them down to Sainpson’a Meet, so the Imliana.
Both parties struck the Spaniard?
was not ready for sea today, and w ill ity of tiie city, whither a crowd of oecnrrad.
weut.
that
If
the
atari
is
to
Is,
made
from
number U,0oo men.
It la umleratood
nearly 5,000 people fl«s-ked to view
Aiiout two and a h alf miles out about the same tim e, an«] the fight
A dispatch In the New York World they w ill |»e taken from th-neral Sny­ that point, it w ill he impossible for j probably sail w ith the steamer New- them.
from Siboney, some Cubans, breathless lasted an hour.
from Santiago de Oahu, Juno St via d er’s aeeond division of th e Fourth t ’om m odoro Wateon to get away l>ef»,re port on Wednesday. General M e riitt
The expedition met disaster at Ihe and excited, rushed into the camp w ith
T iie Spaniards opened fire from the
Thia would seem | and his staff w ill proceed to the islands
Port Antonia, Jamaica, says: One army eorpa. Eight tranaimrta w ill carry the Fourth of July.
very start.
Friday evening, while the annonn«x»ment that tbe Span­ thh'kets and had every advantage of
man
waa killed today ami
e ig h t! the ei|iediti<m to Key Weal, what« tu lie an auspicious date for the la-gin­ in the Newport, which haa iieen espe­
crossing the bar, the hng«-hains on both iards were but a little way in front, numbers and position, but tiie troope
Wounded on lite T ela « .
The battle* they w ill la- Jo I no I by a strong naval ning of an eapeditloa that w ill lor the cially prepared lor the aervioe.
Arm y officers in this city are much the Gamecock and Staghoitnd parted. and strongly entrenched. (Quickly the drove them back from their station,
ship at the tim e of the landing of the convoy and proceed to Santiago. Prep- 1 lliat tim e in the world’s history start
Despite this tiie Thomp<sin continued Hotchkiss guns out in the front were stormed the blockhouses aroutnl which
ti.Hi|ie went in Matamoras to make a aratlona have Iatan prooewllhg vigor- from the New World to attack C onti­ perturbed regnrtling the movements of on her course. Tire river steamers lie-
brought to the rear, w hile a strong they made a final stand, and sent them
No attem pt la made tile Spanish squadron, which ia («port-
feint attack on the fortifications there oualy for some days, hut the rigid c«-n nental Europe.
gan breaking almost im m ediately. The scouting line was thrown ouL
Then, scattering over the mountains.
In coline imu w ith a laud (uree of ( h i­ norship at Tampa prevented a word go­ to deny that the government Is intlu- e«l to (>e hound lor the Philippines via
T he cavalrymen were afterwar«ls re­
the Hncx canal.
It ia said that tha situation was not serious, however, t ill cautiously and in silenoe, the troope
enced
in
ordering
this
movement
by
a
hana under Kahl,
The Teine silenced ing out regar.lmg the
e « |^ tltm u .
.
about m idnight, as the weather was move«l forwarti u n til a bend in a road inforced by the Seventh, T w e lfth and
transports
which
left
here
t<
•day
w
ill
desire
to
chet
k
the
progress
eatsward
(he S.H Mpa battery,
lust as Ihe ad ion
M e ..............
,|... X ..U .0 .1 lh ’
comparatively calm.
K«ion after 12 discloee«l th« h ill where the Spaniards Seventeenth infantry, part of tiie Ninth
A : , * It was not lielievel be rnahed through to tiie islands at top
ended a shell struck the heille ship and . . r n r « a - . i o o i . - i ............. .. ,h -
o'clock the passengers, of whom there were located.
The guns were again cavalry and the Se«ond Massachusetts
exploded w ith the revolt given above. department ns the one l>e»l equipiual
adm iral eould tie sjieeil, in order to have as large a force
were 87 on the two steamers, became brought to tbe front and placed in po­ •nd the Seventy-fit»: New York.
' 4
The dead man ia F. It. Blakely of for sn I in med M t» atari, la now at g uilty of the folly ol uncovering h it a« (HMsilde rea.ly to receive the Dona,
alarme«!.
Th.»
holds
began
to
fill
and
sition, w hile the men crouched in the
The Americans now hold a position
New|»>rt, It. I., an appronti«« of the Tampa, and is msde up of three brig­ home porta in thia fashion, but Inaa- sfmuhl M^hilw lie th» u ltim a te destina­
the tim fie n wool I strain and give road waiting im patiently to give Roose­ •4 the threshold of Santiago de Cuba,
rtrat ciane. Tbe wounded are: It. C. ades and nine regiments, which Include mweh aa he seems determined to «Io ao, tion of the Cad is fleet.
away w ith every ^rave.
About 1:30 v e lt’s men, who were toiling over tbe w ith more troops going forward con­
the naval startegiata could not do lean
Kugle. H . A. Gee, J. K. L ively, <*. F. both regular« and volunteers.
Captain Fisher, of tiie Gamecock, tig
little tra il along tbe crest of tbs lidge, stantly, and they are preparing for a
CERVERA
RESTLESS.
M ullen, J. K Nelson, R. Ruàeell, W.
than take advantage of the uiagiiiflceiit
nailed tiie Thompson with a red light
tim e to get up.
final assault opon the city.
A belief eslsts that the true objec- o|Kotunity thus affonled them to strike
J. Ktmnuaon. A. SoogvisL
It U seel I it
Tbe officers wuonded were:
A t 7:80 A. M ., General Young gave
liv e point of Cam ara’s fleet is not M a­ a crushing blow at 8paln. and thereby 1» Is T h o u g h ! T h a t H a C o n ta n ip la t e « l but she continued on her oourso.
very aeriiiUHly wounded.
K n r a li l a g O u » .
By 4 o’olock in the morning, all tiie tbe command to the men at the Hotch­
M ajo r Brodie, shot through the rig ht
n ila, but H aw aii ami finally Kan F ra n ­ |M»rhaps save much tim e and losa of life
Ow ing to the continued strike in the cisco.
The oommand forearm.
Off Santiago de Caha, via Kingston, lower woras of tiie lioats were rent kiss guns to open fire.
and
money
in
tho
conduot
of
tho
te«H-
Welch coal mines, England's eoal Ir
June 29. — It ia lielieved Adm iral Cer- apart and there was two foet of water was the beginning of a fight that for
Captain McClintock, troop B, shot
The navy department on M onday oua campaign in Cuba.
running low, ami atvamers aro folded
' vera contemplated making a daah out in the holds. Boats were sent back from stubbornness has seldom been equaled. through the right leg.
The
determ
ination
to
send
this
|s>st,*,|
th
e
fo
llow
ing
b
u
lle
tin
:
”
(
o
n
i
----------------
to turn to America fur their enpplte*
Lieutenant J. T. Thomas, troops L,
mo-lote Watson M ils today on the New- •’¡“ »dron against Spain waa the out­ of tiie liarlair late tonight. Four col- tho T bom t*on, and tlir passengers, The instant the Hotchkiss guns were
A eerious riot attendant uiton a strik e , I
umna of smoke were seen at sumlown who had provided themselves with life- fired, the hillsides commanding the shot through the rig ht leg. Hia condi­
1.4.1. —
.___ . tiaik
• a a
a»
In - which
women
)ea«ling
part, ark to Join Kempton, when he w ill come of direct official advices reaching advancing toward the mouth of the preservers, were ordered to Jump into road gave forth volley after volley from tion is serious.
the state and navy department« as to
oceurre«l at Owhkoah, W it. Non-union take under hla command an armored
A ll the foregoing officers are rough
the progress of A dm iral
Cam ara’e | iiarlmr, and two small lioats, believed the sea. M r. Knapp, tho Kansas C ity the Mausers ol the Spauiar«ls.
men were abut out of a sash and door squadron with the oruiaeta and proceed
’Don’t shoot u n til you see some­ riders.
squadron.
These advloea give a list to be toipedo boat destroyers, were ob- promoter, as the first man to obey the
at
once
off
the
Hpanieh
coast.”
W
a
t­
factory atul the plant waa ordered closed
command, ami the others soon follow ­ thing to Bhuot a t,” yelled General
O ther officers who were wounded are«
son’s “ Eastern eqnadron” coaelate ol ol the Spanish ship« now nearing the seived in the neightiorhood of the
down.
Captains Lane and Fisher,.each Young, and the men, w ith set Jaws
collier Merrimac.
Conse­ ed.
Captain Knox, whose condition is
! the Newark, Iowa, Oregon. Yosemite, Hue« canal, which differs somewhat sunken
A Madrid dlepatoh from San Juan
eerloas. M ajor B ell, Lieutenant George
Yankee, Disle and three colltore. They liom the Hat given in the preas dia- quently, Hear A d m iral Kain peon ordere«] w ith three men, remained on the and gleaming eyes, obeyed the order.
says: An American cruiaer ap|>ciired leave Santiago Im m ediately.
Craw ling along tbe edge of the road L. Bryam.
These officers are of the
patohea and by L loyd’s. The official extra piecautiona to he taken. The steamers. By 6 o’clock, the taats were
oil the harixir and Ute cruiser lanledla
leaking
ba.llv,
and
it
was
decided
to
and protecting themselves aa much as F irs t cavalry.
i tnrpedo-lMMite Ericsson and Porter stood
Hat is aa follows:
I
Four
batteries
of
American
a
r
t
il­
and g u iih m i T erro r’eeiled out to attach
1 very cl«*.- into the harboi a ll night, put (»ack to port, after having proceed­ possible from the fearful fire of the
The following are among the soldiers
Pelayo, Carlos V. Audaa, Osa,la,
her. The American withdrew iinmedi* lery and a galling gun have iieen
| lint no shi|M came out.
Shortly after ed 85 miles up the coast. They crossed Spaniards the troops, some of them who were wounded:
Pros|M»rina,
Patriots,
Raphlo,
placed
on
a
h
ill
overlooking
the
basin
Buenos
te ly.
One Spaniard wee killed end
m idnight, the dyuaruite cruiser Vesu­ in at daybreak this morning.
strippe«! to the waist, watched the
Rough riders— Troop M , Privates E.
H ire« w ounded.
. in which Santiago Ilea. The American Ayres, Isla «Io Pane y Colon, Covun- vius fired three guncotton shells in the
base of tbe h ill, and when any part of a M. H ill, Shelly, Fisher, M . S. New -
' troops were w ith in 200 yards of th« donga and Kan Francisco.
R E A R -E N D C O L L IS IO N .
| «lirc< tion of Morro castle.
They ex-
Spaniard became visible, they fired. oomb, Fred Beale sud Cor ¡»oral Rhodes.
N o revenue stain pa w ill lie required
The ailditlonal information comes
_____ pb»<h-d on the ridge behln«l the eaat«‘rn
last Sunday
Never for an instant did they falter. Troop E, Corporal James F. Bean,
on money orders, according to a eon* I S|mnish eiitrenchiuenta
S
e
v
e
r
a
l
M
e
m
b
e
r
s
n
t
T
o
r
r
o
y
’
a
Rangfc
|( |a believed (hat
more from official aoorcea that this squadron lu lls . 1 lie damage «lone ia not known.
One dusky warrior of the Tenth, w ith Frivates F rank Booth, W . Bert C hart-
atruction «»I the new luw. Instead, an , night-
Kl<1«-ra K t l l« « t .
additional charge of the amount of the a rtille ry w ill be necessary before uii is at Port Said, and expects to take on The blockade continues without in c i­
• rngge.1 wound in his thigh, coolly ley, Dailey, Halvers, E. G. Atherton,
Tupelo,
Miss.,
June
28.—
A
railway
knelt («h ind a rock, loading and firing, Clifford B«»ed and Sergeant G. W. A r-
ria m p provided for w ill lie made fur assault can la» mails upon the Bpanish hoard 10,000 tons of coal liefore enter­ dent.
accident occurred ut this place at 3:40
and when told by one of his oorarades ringo.
the money order upon its laauanoe from works. A ll the h ills about Santiagi ing the Sues eanal. Such u heavy coal­
Troop C, Sergeant Joseph F.
this afternoon, by which five m em tars
ing
w
ill
take
some
time.
It
«lisclosea
Tin»
t
’ubans,
w
itli
th«»
advance
forces
are
covered
w
ith
block
hoiraes.
Then
the imaloffice.
that he was wounded, laughed and Cavanaugh, Corporal L. L. Stewart,
are 84 lines of intienchuienta and be- i also that the adm iral expeota to tnako in spite of the good behavior of their of T o rrey’s tegiinent of rough riders said:
Privates George Rowland. H . F . Haef-
Burgeon-General Van Keypon, of the hind them are four lines of ritle pits, )
a long sail, and ia doubtless hea b<«l for comrade« at Guantanamo, iw m to be from t'lteyenne lost th e ir lives an«]
“ Oh, th a t’s a ll right; th a t’s been ner, M ichael Coyle, R. M . Reed. M.
navy, haa rooeived a numlter Of letter»
w hile the fronts are secured by rows ol the Philippines, a point which the utterly worthless.
A ll «lav they sit in others received injuries. The accident there for some tim e .”
Ruseeil. Troop L , Privates J. R. Heen,
from nfficiire w ith A d m iral HampMin'l hnrhed wire.
•fftniala here doubted at first
tin»
shade «d th e ir palm-thatched oocurred on the Kansas C ity, Memphis
In the meantim e, away off to the Thomas F . Meagher, Edward Calvers,
squadron testifying tu the gratefulnesa ,
A
Birm
ingham
road.
The
first
section
The squadron is the most formidable camps, and nt night they smoke cigar­
le ft, was heard the crack of the rifles N athan P. Poe.
nufi appreciation w ith which the dell* • A dispatch from Port Antonio savf
ettes and gorge on Uncle Sam’s ra­ •toppe«l to take water and bad whistled of Colonel Wood’s men, and then the
Tenth cavalry— Troop B, Privates
< aniea sent for the aick ami wounded that while the dynam ite cruiser Vesu- Spam has afloat, in total t«>naag<«,
to
start
on.
when
the
second
section
vlus was making obaorvationa along strength of individual ships, armor tions, while in sight t»f them U n d o
deeper toned volley firing of the Span­ Russell, Gaines, M ille r, Cross., B rax­
have Itocn iece|ve<l.
rounded the sharp ourve in tho track
Sam's
isiys,
w
ith
empty
stomachs
and
and
guns.
The
Pelayo
is
tho
strongest
ish. Over there the American losses ton, W heeler. Troop I, Privates Ridd,
A M adrid diapateh says: News of the Inner harbor of Santiago a few
of the ships and ia the only battle ship not a bit «if tobacco for their pipe«, Just before the town is reached, an«I w ere tiie greatest.
M a v ta rry .
serious fighting near Santiago has been nights ng i, ample evidence was dis­
dashed
into
it.
The
rear
<'«r
of
tire
first
build
toads
all
«lay
un«ier
the
blazing
In the Spanish navy. She is 0,900 tons,
Colonel Wood’s men, w ith an ad­
Edward M arshal, (X»rrespondent ol
received here, ('erveia cables (hat the I covered that the sunken collier M erii-
section wss »he sleeper Seville, con­
sun
and
sleep
on
th
e
ir
riti«»s
umler
the
with a speed of 1«.7 knots.
she car-
vance guaid w ell out in front and tw« the New Yo rk Journal and A dver­
situation Is critical.
Tim governor of mac dooe not completely blockade th«
tain
ing
Colonel
Torrey
and
hia
staff.
sky
at
night.
; ries !I5 guns of various calilier anil hua
Cuban guiles before them, but appar­ tiser, was seriously wounded in the
Santiago admits that the Spaniards channel. Further information develops
This car was completely demolish«»«],
ently w ith no flangers, went squarely sm all of the back.
i the fact that two battle-ships can enter seven torpe«lo tubes. The largest gnus
A r c l . l r n t («> t h « Y a n k » * .
have heel! obliged to retire, hut a Span* 1
yet,
strange
to
say,
every
inmate
es­
I t is probable that a t least 10 in th«
| the hrnrhnr ahieast, one passing on are the 12-inoh Hontoriaa, one for want
loll victory is claimed.
Washington, June 25.— The details caped unsoathed, except the colonel, into tbe trap set for them by the Span-
larda, and only the unfaltering oourage list of wounded w ill die.
I each side of the Merrimac. This w ill and one aft, and 11-lnch Hontoriaa, of the accident on tiie Yankee on Deco­
who
is
injured,
though
not
seriously.
A ( ’uhm aenirt has brought news to
The Carlos V ia
of tbe men in the face of a fire that
he of great advantage to Kniupson when one on each beam.
ration day have just reached the navy The
chief fatalities occurred in a
the H o ile,I States camp at lla iip iirl '
H a m ilto n F la k . J r .
the final attack on Santiago hegina. of 0,050 tons, with a «peed of 10 knots. «lepartnient.
W h ile the ship was at coach which atooi in the center of the would make even a veteran q uail, pre­
that ( ’ervvra’a eliipa are now in hnttlr>|
New York,
Jane 27.— H am ilton
Hho
has
9N
guns,
the
largest
lieing
11-
vented what m ight easily have been a
L ie u te n a n t Hobeon and bin men are
s« a. a trial was made of the guns. One, first section, which carried troop C,
array.
The
poaltlone have been
disaster.
As it was, tropp L, the ad­ Fish, Jr., one of the killed, w«.« a
s till In co m m en leatlo n w ith th e fleet. Inch Hontoriaa, worked electrically,
a six-pounder, using English srnokelHas from Laramie. This ooaah was com­
changed to make the guna oommand
Theie Is little prna|«ct that they w ill one forward and one aft. She has six l*owder, hung fire after tho trigger was
vance guard, under the unfortunate young New Yorker of good position and
pletely telescoped, and the soldiers
the heritor entrance.
Both Spanish
The Andas and Osado
l»e exchanged before the attack on torpe<lo tubes.
Capron,
was w ell surrounded, and but fam ily, who w ent to the front w ith
polled.
The gunner, w ithout a w a it­ w ith in were jammed and braised be­
torpedo-lioat destroyers have been to­
H e was of
are torpe«ln-h«iat destroyers, finished in
Santiago is made.
for
the
reinforcements
h urriedly sent Roosevelt’s rough riders.
tally ilisaltled by the Incessant llrlng of
England Just before the w ar began. ing. threw open the breech just us the neath masses of timbers, broken car forward, every man would probably distinguished antJestry, his fa m ily I»«-
Blanco has iaaned a proclamation an­
oliarge exploded. Tin» rear blast killed seats, and other debris. In the seconil
the American slilpa.
Ing one of the oldest in this state. His
I'h«>y are 400 tons each and arc 80 knot.
have been killed or woundixl.
( lolouel Tnrrey’a regiment of rough nouncing that any one daring to ex- Each carries aix guns and two torpedo tanporsl J. J. M urray and sbverely section one baggage car was thrown
“ There must have been nearly 1,500 father, Nicholas Fish, is the son of the
press
an
unfavorable
opinion
of,
or
sub
-
wounded
Private
Jesse
F
u
lle
r,
both
of
into the ditch, hut in this train few
rideia have left ('heyentie for Jackson­
tubas.
Spaniards in front and to the sides of late H am ilton Fish, who was secretary
The powder is be­ were h u rt, an«l none seriously.
ville. This regiment la made up of |w»«;te«l of being disaatiafld with the
He is a
The Eastern aquadion which the the marine corps.
us,” said Lieutenant-Colonel Roose­ of state in G ra n t’s cabinet.
present
policy
of
the
government,
w
ill
lieved
to
be
defective,
as
other
hang-
Im m etliate action was taken hy the
the pick of the mountain ami plain,
banker and lives In this city.
U uited States w ill send agAinst Spain
velt today, when discussing the fight
he
sum
marily
shot
w
ithout
tria
l
or
m in skilhsl in the use of the rifle ami
far outranks the Spanish squadron, the tires have been bad w ith It, and if soldiers to save their im perilled oom* “ They hel«l the ridges w ith rifle-pits
Thia proclamation, it
C a p ta in C a p ro n .
revolver, and w ill unquestionably mak« Investigatlnn.
Iowa and Oregon exceeding the Pelayo used nt all in the future it w ill be w ith rades, and w ith axes and ropes, and and guns, and had a body ol men in
.
great care. None of the naval m ilit ia ­ buckets of watet they worked like de­
Washington, June 27.— Captain Cap­
a valuable addition to the mounted appears, enused dissatisfaction among and Carlos V at every point, while the
ambnsli in the thick jungle at the
the mem hen of the police force, whe other P n i i - t si »’ 7
w hile thi
men, who in large part inau the Y an ­ mons, tearing away the wreckage to
ron, of Roosevelt’» rough riders, who
forces to be sent to Cuba.
sides of the road over which we were
threatened to revolt if fu ll rations w e n 1 nedor shin foi .’h h T
7 .7 *
kee, were hurt.
get at the wounded and <toa«i and
was among the killed , is a son of A lly n
Unrnell won the university boat race net given them
It is exnee.od .h a . '
’ h‘P ° f
of the
advancing.
Our
advance
forward
stiuok
not given them. I t is expected that,
Capron, of the F irs t a rtille ry , and was
quonohing the fire, which had started
Spanish squadron, w ith the single ex-
at New Lniiilnu, Hontr.
Yale orosxod
M a g n a *« W i l t R e s ig n .
the men in ambush and drove them
ns the police Is a numerous body, tiou-
w e ll known in Washington.
He was a
In the sleeper Seville, which was a
the line four lengths
lathlnd ami
oeption of the two Spunisli torpe«lo-l>out
London,
June
27.—
The
M
adrid
cor­
out, but we lost Captain Capron, L ie u ­
hlo w ill result.
Spanish infantry and
mass of wreckage, covering a steaming,
seoond lieutenant of the Seventh cav­
«lestrovers.
Harvard came in third. It was a pretty
tenant Thomas and about 15 men
respondent of the Dally Telegraph
artillery soldiers «remaintaining guard
a lry , and was recently promoted to ta
When the American (loot sails for says: When the cortes elosed m artial hissing engine. Tbe wnunde<l were re­ killed or wounded.
contest, hut was Cornell's race, almost
over them at every corner. Fam ine, it
• captain of volunteers.
from the start, her crew taking the lead
Spain it w ill take w ith it complete in- law was proolaltned. Tbe Sagasta cab­ move«] to a vacant building in the
“
I
want
to
say a word for our own
seems, is im m inent, and stories of sup­
before reaching the half-m ile line and
foim atiou as to the entire stretch of inet w ill resign and make way for a town.
m en,” continued Lieutenant-Colonel
plies for Havana coming via Batabano
A N ew York infant has just been
Hpanlah coast w ith detail maps of new government, which w ill open ne­
m aintaining It u n til tlio finish linu war
New York, June 28.— Tiie torj»«»«lo- Roosevelt. “ Every officer and man condemned to stagger through life un­
are roported to lx, untrue,
orosaed.
every h a rta r
and Its fortifications. gotiations fot peace.
boat Talbot left today for Key West, did his duty up to the handle. Not a der the name of W alter Sampson Schley
•nd w ill call at Norfolk.
man flinched.”
M in o r N e w s l l» t ii e *
*
Cleveland, O ., w ill be the headquar­ Tho war tx>ard had a mass of this in ­
Dewey Cullen.
formation before it, and «pent most of
N ti*p lrl« iu * n t In s n rg p n ts .
O. KJ. Tow, a Chinaman, has enliatod ter« of tho Brotherhood of Locomotive
M » y A b a n d o n C n lm a n o r a .
I* r » lr l» O r d e r » « to K e y W a s *.
L l» n t» n n n t H r y a n .
the
day
studying
Spanish
charts
and
London, Juno 2t>.— A dispatch tc
In the army and w ill Join company L, Engineers for the next 10 years tag in ­
Playa del Este, Guart,tananio Bay,
New York, June 28.— The au x ilia ry
fortifications, w ith u view of outlining tiie News from Port Antonio, Jamaica,
Denver, June 2 7 .— F irst Lieutenant
ning w ith 1000.
now at the Prnshllo, Han Francisco.
June 28.— I t is believe«! in oump here cruiser P rairie, which »has heen at
the aeriea of blows which are to be de­ says: The Americans appear to be sus­
George L. Brvain, of the First cavalry,
B e ja m ln B. Comegy«, tiie president
that the town of Caimanera, on the Tom pkinsville coaling and taking on
Tho total asH<iss4<d value of equalised
livered to Kpain at home.
who was wonnde.1 at the battle of San­
picions
of
the
insurgents,
who
oould
be
upper
bay,
is
about
to
be
abandoned
am
m
unition
and
stores,
haa
re«Mived
property in Kenttviky is |5 5 9 ,077,067, of tin» Philadelphia National bank, I
The Spanish ooast is divided Into iiM»d in bushwhacking.
tiago, la about 44 years of age, and
by the F. tniards, who ate said to he ordeta to procee«! at fu ll speed to Key
on which $8,000.000 state taxes w ill has Just completed 50 years’ service in ' thiee oaptain-generalcles, namely, Fer­
u n til about a year ago was m ilita ry ad­
“ But how can we be sure,” says an in a desperate condition, owing to lack
that prominent financial Institution.
West. She w ill sail tomorrow.
I ni called.
rol on the north, Cadi« on tho south, American officer, " th a t any one of
viser on the staff of the governor of
of
food.
The
report
is
that
they
w
ill
In
New
York
a
flag
120
feet
In
Tho new French chamber o, depu­
and Cartegena on the east.
A t Ferrol them is ttol a Spaniard ready to lead
Provincetown, Maas., Jane 28.— The Colorado.
leave thia town and fa ll hack on Guan­
length,
tho
largest
ever
made,
was
a
n
1
ties is oorapoM-tl of 254 republicans, 104
is tho naval school and tho school of us into trouble. Wo can’t talk their
ram Katahdin le ft tcxlay for Hampton
tanamo.
F ive Is the sacred number of th«
I t is Intended to raise it naval application.
radicals, 74 .adical-sociullsts, 67 sn- exhibition.
A t Cartegena ia nigger Castilian, and when they guido •
Roads. She was followed by the orula- Chtnsee, who have five planete, flv«
pialits, 88 rallies, 44 reuctiuuarius and over the walla of Morro castle when thu school of ordnance, and the torpedo us we have to go it blind. W e should
There ia a clock in Brussel which er San Francisco, bound for Key West.
oardianl
points, five virtues,
flv«
Havana 1« taken
10 free laucoa.
aehool.
t.-ast thorn oem»'letely or not at a ll.” has never been wound by human hand«. Tbe colli«/ Southam tooompaniod
tastes, five musical tone«, flv« rank« of
A Mighty American
Squadron About
to Sail.
I wo River Steamers
Bound for Alaaka
Destroyed.
Spaniards Had Twice
as Many Men as
Americans.
UNDER TOW TO ITIE YUKON
ENEMY WAS DRIVEN BACK
MAY LEAVE ON ILLY FOURTH
V
I t l i kept going by the wind.
la tte.
th«
oobUitv and flv« oolort