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The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-07-08

Baker City, Or, July Am un.
known party or parties entered the
postofiec here last night and broke
open the safe, securing about 81 900,
$3.50 in gold, and $3.50 in stamps, OF l,
2. 8 and 1O-cent denominations. About
80 registered letters were taken, their
value being unknown.
A sledge hammer, chisels. drills,
and brace and bits were used, all be-
ing left in the Office except the drills.
Two of the chisels were stolen from a
tool chest at the st. Elizabeth hospital
building, which is in course OF con-
struction. There is no clew to the rob.
hers
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-07-08
h,cvcle Corps in bad Lands.

Gillette, Wyo., July 2.-Tired and
muddy. the Twenty-fifth infantry BIZ
cycle corps, Lieutenant Moss command
inQ. arrived here at $3.50 today, en-
route to st Louis. Wild Horse Creek,
near Alvarado, was mass OF mud.
Hailstones which fell Sunday were
drifted seven and eight feet high. The
weather was very hot, and no good
water could be obtained. The corps -
making forced ride to get out OF the
bad lands
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-07-08
H..vv westward Tranic.

Denver, July 1.-The Denver q Rio
Grande will require 50 special trains
to move the Christian Endeavor BUSH
neks over the road the last days OF the
week. The Union Pacific reports u
specials engaged over the lines from
Chicago. and the demand for train &C
commodations at Ogden over the Gen.
trail Pacific is said to be the heaviest IN
the history Of the road. The Santa re
reports eight special trains for the
West.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-07-08

Terre Haute, July 1.-R. T. Sher-
man, of indianapolis, mail clerk on the
st. Louis train, is killed; also M. P.
Coon, of indianapolis, baggage-master,
of train No. IL, west-bound. Sam
Parkinson, mail clerk of Columbus, and
Frank Owens, fireman, of Terre Haute,
are fatally injured.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-07-08
ohio Democrats.

Columbus, O., July 2.-The Demo-
cratic state convention today Endorsed
the free and unlimited coinage OF silver
at the ratio of 16 to /, without cooper
alton of any other nation. A large
gold cross having as ornaments crown
of thorns and clock indicating l6
minutes to o'clock formed the center
niece among the floral designs about
the stage. Horace T. Chapman was
nominated for governor. There will
be at least six state tickets in the
field.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-07-08
The Anti-Trust Amendment.

Washington, July 1.-The Republi-
can members say the committee on ju-
dietary today had under consideration
the form of an amendment to be sub
mitted for control of the trusts. They
practically agreed upon an amendment
making it an offense punishable by fine
and imprisonment for one year for any
person or corporation to monopolize or
to conspire with any person or corpora
ton to monopolize trading in any arti-
Gle protected by the tariff bill.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-07-08
A Russian Ironclad sunk.

st. Petersburg. June 28.-The Rus
nan turret ironclad Gangoot, one OF
the best vessels in the Imperial navy,
ran upon reef near Trensend this
morning during storm, and sunk al
most Immediately. The crew is re-
ported saved.
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Drowned Under : Coal Barge

Cincinnati. juno 29.-This evening
George Lowenstein, Robert Keith and
Edward King rowed skin from Gin
cinnati to Newport, Ky, and struck
the upstream end Of q coal barge in
landing. The skif was swamped and
Iowenstin and Keith were drawn un-
der the barge and drowned.
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WashinGtOn.

Frank Shipman was drowned in the
Skagit river near Mount Vernon.
There is now roughly estimated to
be 1000, 900 feet of logs in Shelton
bay.
Another large cannery may be built
by an English company at Blaine this
fall.
The manufacture Of jute bags at the
penitentiary approaches the 5000 mark
daily.
The wool clip in Kittitas county
this year will aggregate about 600, 600
pounds.
The state fair commissioners met in
Yakima and decided not to hold fair
this year.
Mark Conkling, aged 10, was
drowned while bathing in Green lake,
near Seattle.
During one of the cold nights recent
ly band Of sheep in Yakima county
"piled up" resulting in q loss of 100
head.
The state has leased from Thurston
county room in the courthouse, to be
used as headquarters for the bureau Of
labor.
The new state law making Saturday
afternoon legal holiday, so far as me-
gotiable paper is concerned, is now in
effect.
The dryhouse Of the Lamont Single
Company, near Laurel, in Whatcom
county, burned, together with 100000
shingles.
The o. R. g. N. Company has begun
suit against the officials of Whitman
county to recover the overplus Of taxes
paid this year under protest.
Mason county has cherry tree
which measures fully 10 feet in circum-
ference, while the diameter Of the
space covered by the limbs is 66 feet.
The supreme court has instructed the
superior court of Pierce county to de-
clare Angelo v. Faucet, the duly
elected mayor of the city Of Tacoma.
Mr.. Carpenter, farmer living ~
miles south Of Pomeroy, near tho
mountains, committed suicide BY
shooting himself through tho head with
a shot gun.
The courthouse in Colfax has become
30 filed with bedbugs that the officers
took half-holiday recently while the
janitors fumigated the building By
burning sulphur.
During the past month about 1000
head Of cattle have been shipped
from Prosser to Nebraska.
Over 10, 900 cayuses are being pas
tured on the Yakima reservation. Six
hundred head were sold the other day
for q per head. Thousands moro can
be had ct that figure or lesa
Two new single mills are under cons
struction ct Porter, Chehalis county.
The Olympia Single Company, operat-
ins at that place. has just completed :
nov dryhouse 0f modern design
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-07-08
sutcide Of mother and Daughter.

Greensboro, KY, July 2-Mrs. Pau
line Weltmeyer and her daughter
Pauline committed suicide by taking
carbolic acid last night. Both were
dressed in handsome clothes when
found. Notes requesting that they be
buried just as found were left on Ia
BILE. They conducted dyeing estab-
lishment, and were in comfortable cir
cnmstances.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-07-08

Constantinople, June 30.-A fresh
attempt on the part of the sultan to &C.
cure Germany's support for retention
Of Thessaly was met with refusal and
advice to conform to Europe's wishes.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-07-08
Perh.pe The Earth Il Fiat.

Lima. juno Professor Arropo-
rath, Of the Cordova university obser-
yatory, asserts that the moon is not ?
satellite Of the earth, but : planet
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-07-08

OF the $81, 900, 600 appropriated By
the CHILEAN budget. no less than 49,
ooO. 600 are for army and navy expen-
itures.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-07-08

It is said that the Australian shep-
herds can foretell the weather from the
condition of the wool on the backs OF
their sheep. An increaes in curliness
indicates better weather.
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Operations by the Cubans.


New York, June 3O.-A Herald dis.
patch from Key West says: Private
advices just received from Santiago
province give further details of the
fighting during last week around
Gibara and Banes, between insurgents
and Spanish forces. The advices say
the insurgents under General Calixto
Garcia and Colonel Torres, numbering
between 5000 and 5000 well-armed
and equipped men, attacked both of the
seaports simultaneously. but met with
. stubborn resistance from the Span
iards who had been advised Of their
coming and were prepared.
The demonstrations against Banes,
which is less than 10 leagues distant
from Gibara, was merely feint by the
rebels to divert attention and draw
the Spanish forces from Gibara, which
was the only point really to be attacked
and which they knew had been strongly
fortified and garrisoned.
The ruse was partially successful,
and Garcia, with his forces, entered
Gibara. His success, however, was
only of short duration, as he was subse-
quently driven out, after hot fight,
during which many were killed and
wounded ON both sides
Colonel Machado, veteran of the
iO-years' war, and who is actively en-
gagged in promoting the present strug-
gle, says:
NY advices from Cuba are that Gomez
has planned his summer campaign and
put his plans in operation. Already
columns of thousands of well-armed
men under efficient leaders have been
distributed throughout the different
provinces.
General Garcia's attack on Gibara
and other important operations by our
forces will be directed by General
Gomez from Santa Clara, where he will
mitch his headquarters.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-07-08
A Successor to De Lome.

Havana, June 30.-Senor Santos Guz-
man, the leader of the incorporating
Spanish party in Havana, is reported
to have informed his adherents that
Senior CASTELAR, is about to be appointed
Spanish minister to Washington, the
position now held by De LONE.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-07-08
NORTHWEST BREVITIES
Evidence of Steady Growth
and Enterprise.
ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST
From All the Cities and Towns Of
the Thriving Sister States

Mansfield is to have a new water
system, to be completed in about three
months.
Miss Edna Southwick, living near
Milton, was kicked by horse and died
from the effects in few hours.
A cloudburst ruined the Harris grade
on the road leading from Sherman
county to the free bridge on the Des-
chutes
The Bandon lighthouse is being re-
cemented on the outside, to afford the
building better protection from the
heavy weather.
Joseph Smith was struck by log
and instantly killed at Hartley & An
derson's logging camp, in Clatsop coun-
ty.
A special train of IL cars have ar
rived loaded with fat hogs from Ne
braska, on the way to Troutdale. Only
few months ago stock hogs were be-
ing shipped from Oregon to be fed.
Crook county has shipped not less
than 100, 900 sheep, and between 5000
and 10, 900 cattle this spring. 1t is said
that the increase for the year would
counterbalance the export.
One wool-buying firm Of Dallas has
bought and shipped $4,000 pounds of
wool, and has about 5000 pounds more
to come in. The firm paid from IL to
ID cents, the latter price now ruling.
1t is reported that 10000 head Of
horses have been bought in the section
of country between Umatilla and Cas-
tie Rock, in Washington, by the Linn
ton cannery, at an average of 81. so per
head.
Sheriff Agee is constructing at Rose
burg two new fruit dryers, making five
in all, with capacity of 500 bushels a
day. All the trees seem to be we'll
filled, and it is estimated that the
amount Of dried prunes in that vicinity
will not fall below 400, 900 pounds.
Miss Harriet Shrum Carothers, of
Albany, graduate Of the Oregon blind
school, few days ago received check
from Augusta, Me-, of 500 as the
first prize for the most words made
from long word or sentence. Miss
Carothers spent week in preparing
the long list of about 100 words.
Captain Phil Shannon, of Wapinitia,
states that he was with party crossing
the mountains during one of the Indian
wars, and the roads being bad two cam
non the party had with them were
n
brought to the country by General John
G. Fremont. Captain Shannon says he
could easily find them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-09

TAEsIEE. M0r0gcu, July b.-Tne
United states cruiser san Francisco
has arrived here aud 1he e uitsd
states cruiser Raleigh is eKpsclsa.
The cruisers have been seui 70 TAD
ger 10 supI'1l Ine prDissl pf United
states Cousul-lfeuerdl Burke against
discrimination ~ ihe authorities ~
Nurprg0 against Americans ID reiuS-
ing - permit thsiL % employ native
6elp- A privilege which is allowed
Europeans
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-09

Ea-sssuE4 BEa-E- =. r Juig g.
Irtae cf I'm usssf heroic rssoUss f1ai
Isrs- aa1E r.izus ai1ur TINS bszcn &C
-urrT uneu Czusafr McEurps Of tn
volunteer lifessv11r cUrps- sTan .
mIia u-rs T. zsz zur rsturEs1. tssariur
tile uur7uz-fa1- form of Mfcfze Coz
Inns. WIN mar fasI to0 rsntuEss91ls-
7te rss1us was wifnssssC b. more
fhau sa01 re7nls wnu ciEesrsu LaI-
IAN NcEuree heartily f0- his dispiay
4 Of strength auL u1urzEz - exhausted
+ JT ni- sTg-ts h. iav uDrJnscI8BE CT
fisz szuL
Collins. Ero IIres al I6o Wsst Furry
thfrT stree Esp TUrE. swan Uui
i8alf uIffe auE uas caught ~ tfie
uuHsrtuv anC drau1 stil- furfusr Dut-
r fz rslis for f,air Hsre nsaru uT Gap
rair NcEursz THsr- was 10 time n
iaunct tile BuI- b. tBs umn was - y
saved 81 KlcEur-e plunged into Ibe
watsr am with sEiIled -s-rUkss swan
swift s. fuuarC tls drowning man
sucr uas rHe dsslauce tuat rsscusr
and rss-ueL usra ulert UiacE spscEs
tC 1uaze 01 slJr=-
WhsU McEurE. ts-aI lu return tC
tire tssscE- l- vss siUv aDc hard.
Collins bz1 tseaus uucguciUus auc
Wa- q 6asd weirn-- -'ues NcEufvs
anC tils uzau le W8s --viuE - narc -
save sauk Uur 81 sIru-- and u was
thought fhat bUtt were crowned.
Thsre were bsa--v cifssfs when the
liissaver. was szsI uu tns suTfaes
again au6 n 5asi completely *
baBsted. NcEurls laB6s1 tne tnsu on
fiie Dsscn aud sauE Ussioss hin 10
cUDsciUBs
ISr. LusE was pressui auc sDDn ~
suscifaieC DUtn mel Collins was
FrsaJfnl. tie tUDE z Oig bunch q .
bills Dut o. his pUcksl and stuffed .
them into 1ne bUz placed - receive
nUBa1 iUus Tor 1be lifssavsrr fund.
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Wasiiuriur TliT -~erzi ~
Isrza 3 Harfas ef Isurrss=e- rHsr
fr fllis e5tT tzts Thursiar afisrnal--
Isar Greer Ezrffs gf fleuuiiHs
vss iurr rsa- Tuliabssuzz- IrzlEliI
t,rsuf~ T@uuas--e fsiEza-r 1l 1-ls.
.-1u-zfer a. ttse a1z1eusT a- v iuctss--
ter siadisC las. Eas zu1litlzl d. tle
tar aur rsa1useur-I o. TTrz-lfrs 81
Fafi. HERR r1uu1T Isnn-. ir lssi-
sss s5e-lsT a. fize slaie ias-isiz1gr- o.
IAsmg-sa- 1r1n tnH rE1l1e- ri
lisurv Ws aur fflEgU Ir lss-
ra- 8 rzud 1zls fo- E=aas.asutta elee-
l.s- fu t1e niuti ellgrs=si9-i8- 1Eslrtc-
Of IsuEss--sa .r fna Isslla--il ie ii-ss-
ir Iszs- nas eleclaC ir cElEr--sz 81 e
I5ezsl,-fl- fru 11e uIulL cElE-s--
sorfa 1islrr-t iL Iss rs4=-ieL fI .
l.al auC uf-u1 mated ~ ftla rzzu1 lg1ls .
of I1s I,-u5e-r1Ii par1T ir lsz UI
ose f1ar ttsz lg1liDdfilr removed a.
NarIlli- auC ttzsrs resJuseC tLfe TI-8--
rios of 8is sr,t1.ssst l--.- wds q prssilsr-
-.aI ais-fur fu- file STATE a- arue fr-
; ls5,t n-zs eierlz1 gTysrn1- Uf Isuus-
~ 81 IIsBy-raf ir Is5- arc rs-aiee-
.eC bel ls5 arr zEaiu fr l.sis Nss &
roiumee- ail upU tiie slaf ~ ttss
slar N tns Confederate
sru5r lf T Tsu8.sssl~-fDr tne last tifHse
.sars cf tiss wa rsiurBeC H. toe
1racticz " iaN ~ Memphis ir Is1-.
iul We engaged b. ii when eiect@I n
ice United 5Ialss zsEalE a. Itsu.-
,-ral- Dslsatrur JDnxs L /. HaE-
sIBs Essuu1lIzaL- ~ succeed Hsn-y
91ryef. Ih-IDgeFal- IggE ni- s@at
GaTel Z, l,-- auC N.as rs-eiscte6 iU /
- iI ls-s au6 iD I8s-. His tern
Z -ervi5e sUut5 have expired Eiarci Z
. 1aul
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-09
nopnt unae- the 1Vne-lc

SEATTLE. july t.-The uulI!zlsc
DDoy u James badneL formerly Z
freight lraiu DrsaEmaL, WaE 1Ouuu
Oh tne Seattle 4 International raiI-
WAY track near Latuua { suburb VI
Seattle. The Hal was evidently
leaving tuWu viii v. L Main E
circus. an6 il iE believed Ine twu clf-
Gus trains PASSED over hin. One leg
was found 100 feet from tue res; u
the DD6y.
Eadusu came Il Seattle Z few weeks
ago from Helena having Deeu en-
proved OIL lne Montana Central He
wac broke. He was - years OiL, aud
ar far as known mac NJ friends
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-09

NEW YoEE. July "A dispatch Jo
TIE Journal from L5ndgu ssys-
The trsl iufmmali 10 Bishop PutJef
has lad " Lne great c1al strike ID
America auc Ihaf TIE men desired
hin ~ aei a. ar3iufatw, vac given
him ~ representative " The
gOuruaL The bishop did uoi hesitate
an iustauf Nheu asked y he would
ACT
Il uln cui my Fislf here very short
aOc Fg back imme0iatel he sAic
IL THESE meu really waut me ~ aci
for lhem
BisbVp fgttef refused 10 commit
himself % aUy eApressipu % opinion
WITH regard " tue IDeriLs u the osn-
tFOFersy. GO the ground thEi be Nas
not sueieieDtiy vel inf9riDed De 70 the
cause o. the strike, but be said
Il learn u fbis vita unmiKed grief
and regret, and ! shall b. ready 20
make almost any saerihee II can %
aDytbi1g % hsrmOuize those Who are
a. issue.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-09

Burned

Louisville. Ky, JUDY s.-An I've
ming Post special from PineYllie, Ky.
says Hugh JOssUu's Family U I've
living fifteen miles north O tniE I!aoe
were burned - death Tuesday night
being luaole 70 escape fr1m lhe nuuse
winch was ffso Over their heads The
uead are. Hugh JOesDu. Mary JDeson-
7 Fanny JOssgu. JOnu JUes1u. Z daugb-
Ter eighI years Oh auc Maggie, q
dauE utter SIX yeGrs Old. The remains
o. ali eiX were fOuud IL the deDTis.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-09

car FEaECIscL. Juiy "a & cla-
oeT- ~ TJI,eEE Eal.. Z WaL-KuDHI
DsNspaJssT mal ~ tnat plaee. cane IT,
5aL FraueiscD looking fU bls wife
HhuM BE- married LWU gsars agI an1
VIC a. b. eTIectsL- Was among ti5e
CurisIiau ED0eagur Delegates frDm
tBe buufl0Nsr stale. against MS viii
NJ. slagsy arrived bsre TUESDAY
mDruing ahead ~ tue EaDsss oeisg8-
ton. aBC tU0E nis station al the ferry
laudIug ~ watch Tor Ass wife. NU
hBuinr bsr amUng tBe Kansas cuB-
tingsut o. went sightseeing a. tne
Cliff nous. After Watching ene SEALS
disVDrt themselves fuf sumo time. ne
decided 70 laEs swim a. 5utfU Uaaug.
Great was ms surprise Vbeu piuur-
ing into We 81 the Dig tauks. ne litsf-
ally swan uiu nis Wiies arms Nrs.
STACEY WIS enjoying LIE SWIM win
auUtbef man, aud when NJ Stacey
announced ms Relationship u Tue
lacy. Mr. Stacey's companion fec
witu great basis-
Nr stacey conducted nis wIfe auu
their young daughter Il 1ne entrance
u tDe Da-ns, wnsre they met Z uuD-
Oef d Kansas ladT delegates - the
convention VINO tJok Mrs.. Stacey
VIII rhsm DESPITE NT S-acey'e
search through Tue city since tueu iie
nae been unable y lOeale nis wife
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-09
Mur5er aud suicioe

Cincinnati July william Deere
l1uuL Lhs bodies n maL Euc WDmau
apparently oying lying side by side Oh
Z raft q iugs my0led ~ Dhs shore Z
few miles aBUve Tins city. Near the
raff TIE dsad UJdy o. al iutaul wac
taken from Ihe water The maU and
Wumau We're alive, Duf were uuGUle 10
speak Wounds indicate attempts Al
suicide
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-09

DHICAgu- July a---A special 10 Line
Tribune iron Auu1-L. \. y. says:
Lewiston auG AuUu-u are surprised
Uysr tus ANNOUNCING 1f tBs marriage
Uf Miss Lon Dingiev daughter q Jerrs
Dingley, u AuDu-L auC niece o. CDD-
-rsssu5au EelsUI DIuEiev Miss Dip
gisy is aDUut 30 SDs was married II
". Z Hadley NJ -aL Diego. Ca. Il
the Parker hUuse IL boston last Thurs
nHv. Il tas hseu understood geusf-
ally II Lewiston auC Auburn tnaf
n is DlnEisy was iC mary Arthur ,.
MeicheT. U Auburn. Ar-augemsuts
Hac gUne 60 far tuat NJ NeIcnsf nad
uIs nome sntireiv rsuDvatsL
Several weeks agC NJ. Hadiey came
Bast. Mis- Dingley uaC met NJ. Ha6-
iey SIX year ago wnsL us was stuI.-
ping Al Poland Springs. and wieu M
visited Eicker Hill TINS summer the
acquaintance was renewed. II
riIsneu iutU & ustsrm iDaLiUu IL wsd.
Miss Diuglsys departure from
Boston without apparent cause
aroused Lue suspiciUus u nsT parents
anr u Nj. Meicner. Tor OIL 1us atts1-
BD0n u the Gay Miss DiuEiey wsu1
away neT mDIus~ ann Nr Meicns-
ist1 for Boston. Ig1 returned ssvsrgl
Gays afterwards without me-. NJ.
Msicnsr admi1taf to-day 1nai Miss
had Ossu engaged II marry
MIN fUr sume Line
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-09

sAN JDsE- Cal Juiy bryan was
euLsrtaiBeo al IuueneDu a. lue HUsel
> eunUme anr tneu heid al iuf0rmal
reception. 81 many people hisd past
hin bnat ne wac finally forced r.
cease taking the nands offered hin al
together. me armg having given out.
LATER
There iE 10 truth il the BtaDeme III
that Bryan was unaDie 70 shake
hands VIII DBe lmmsuse crowds he
snOak hsnds with 1880 peOpie.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-09

Preparing n Eyacuatf Z City
7hs Susnsf rgrrss Are u LssH
Bagsml Cfu1 Bs Burned

NEr U-lE -iufT "a 2 Herald di-
uEtel frl- ElaFEu1 sEVz-
Lzulair--l7s1ssra TTsTAs- uzE a. las
las-Iasl b b. svIsa l.lsrs-lIai.a Iszys-lll
IL nas airaa1T 1-dsrel tI.s psunle
ll asaEz tllzu3=e iFs- b. Nau1lUiliL
au[ ua- asked flae u1- Department i1
-uzf1. 1r zufllgrIz-- ara pgIt51irEua OF
lr1-1- zDI tIEz Burning 1f tiEs town
TIE sETasuzs- 7- -la ina In AZ ttls E-aF-
-is1T tFere bzre always tsssI rs-y
-iss8rT guC ule Wul-r flse enc gained
1iC Eg- ruslIir
Auct SICKNESS prevails Tue IT.
sIr--eUls ar lu1Eiur ulr igr tiIa iaD6-
ilE 0l ARTILLERY aiBuE tn ru8st OF
EaIauEas. The .-IunfsI army ila-
usVs- Desr 81 Wsaksne- bv sickness
Dslgrz Ar of1cial estimste 0f 1Be
nuutss- 0f Spanish solder i1 .iIgspit-
az throughout TIE isiauL e. z5Dl Nor
long ago tie Luciano battalion
uarriFs1 a. tne 1rJDt 1ln strung
iu1ay t1e battalion uumusrs ia men.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-09
snaus Carnival

DALLAS Tex July a.-N. II.
NheelOek- rspreseutEilr re 0f Dan StB-
arr. has departed for 6Eu Francisco
~ make arrEnEemsutk fof tue pugii-
isIic carnival ln Nevada IN Septem-
Ter of Oclobrr. The principal events
Nil be GuiEh fgbts between Maher
and sharkey aud MCCOY and Crssd0n.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-09

NEw DIX. Julr s--A special H.
tile Jourual auC AoTertise- from Hs-
vaDz says-
. AL expedition ~ Luuu filiDulers
from Fiyrioa b. rspJrleC 1U nave
i2nosl Ca SuBDay b. HaVaua prUvince
a. tHs mouth ~ JarBru UaT. The
slanisL gunDua- helm Maria Chris
tina winch was cruising aDJuf L.is
r9as- sn0saYgrsC tO intercept 1ne *
petition. Dut Wituru- success
Wien tBe cruise arrived a. 1ne
sp0t aBL disemUaTiseC be- marines
tlst were firsC uTDu UuL driven 10
lne.r J0ziie Uy Z strung reiS.l force II
ambush. AfIsr & ur5ef UnuUarumeu1
Ut cile Insurgents position lns WIZ
ships hurried 10 EHvaua fJf reinforce
uieuts- Y neU sue -s1urusr Lbs fill-
busters uBd already left Win lneIr
munitions and supplies 1u Castillo
d auuua-lHrF III tue Iayes5s uIls
CLOSELY pursued b. f1ns1srisias span
isn column. winch nar marched UvsF-
ianl from n mas 70 intercept tneir
movements.
Df Augustine LIleusnte BstaucDurt.
al American citizen. aftef yearr ri
Incarceration as military DrisUuef
10 PiDar De- EiU anL in CaUaDas castle
a. Z political suspect, uas Dssu llDsI-
atso auu Uroersd Il lsaye Ins island.
uC prOUis - snDsLauliats 1Bs charges
against INN having Ussu found.
Manuel EeruidausZ LauuguieiC al
American citizen. captured viii 1be
Insurgents near JarucD z. mDuthe
age. and since tneI confined IL CAB
auas fUr1rsss mas Dssu notified 10 pre-
pare Tor al garry trial
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-09

MINNEAPgLIs. Nun July a-Tne
n ississipD river Al lnie point ls
wtuiu aiE uches % the biKhesi marx
reached iu Tue unprecedented hDU0s
~ April last. Between 100 auc o.
0JD meU are 0ut % employment ag the
result % toe necessity % closing Gown
tle sawiuIlis anu There vii * heavy
losses On l1gs Il lne rlse continues.