davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Progress., 1898-10-01
Northern Prospectors Invest.

W1NNsBoRo. There is a party OF
northern prospectors here looking at
the country with view of locating.
They seem we'll pleased with the coun-
try and the party bought considerable
land.
The Progress., 1898-10-01
Emperor Abolished Pig Tails.

LoNDoN.-The Daily Chronicles
Iien-Tsin correspondent says: The
emperor provoked the existing crisis
by an edict introducing European dress
md abolishing pig tails,
The Progress., 1898-10-01
a Disastrous Catastrophe.

CRowLEY.-A disastrous and posi-
bly, fatal catastrophe occurred Friday
morning about 8 o'clock at Crowley
Milling company's plant, resulting in
dangerous and possibly fatal injury to
two carpenters and injuring seven
other carpenters and laborers more or
less and completely demolishing part
of the rice warehouse, SO by 100 feet.
Some fifteen men were at work raising
the roof Of that part Of the warehouse
to make second story. The roof was
Fletcher covered, and contained heavy
timbers. Guy ropes were used to
steady the roof. As it was being raised
these ropes broke, causing the roof to
tumble. All the men were beneath,
handling iackscrews, and only by the
second story not being fioored did a
single man escape from instand death.
The roof fell with the above result.
The Progress., 1898-10-01
Postal Telegraph May Reach Monroe.

MoNRoE.-W. B. Kelley, president
of the Southern Grocery company, has
received the following from Clinton B.
Russell, treasurer and general mana
ger of the Postal Telegraph company
at Dallas: 81 have yours Sept. 7 at
hand, addressed to General Superin-
tendent Foster. Would say that our
company has been considering an ex-
tension to Shreveport and Monroe for
some time, but have been busy with
other lines and have been unable to
take this matter up with you. I was
in Shreveport, however, few days
ago and am very favorably inclined to-
ward Building there. Should we do
so think we can arrange to 60 on to
Monroe, but at present cannot give
you any definite information, but hope
I will in the next six weeks get some
thing definite, when shall be pleased
to advise you"
The Progress., 1898-10-01

"Golightly boasts that he never
changes his mind" "He can't. No one
will swap with him."-Brooklyn Life.
The Progress., 1898-10-01
Damage to Rice Crop 20 Per Cent.

ABBEv1InE.-The estimated damage
to the rice crop of this parish, result
ing from the storm of the 10Th and
Goth, was about 25 per cent.
The Progress., 1898-10-01
THE NEWS In LOUISIANA.
A FATAL CATASTROPHE AT CROWLEY
FRIDAY.

Grams pass Resolutions Of Coincidence on
Death of Miss Davis---Marsden n Candi.
date for Railroad Commissioners.
The Progress., 1898-10-01

ess Eulogizes Winnie Davis.
RAYvM1E.--Tha Richland War Re-
The Progress., 1898-10-01

TELL THE ADVERTISER you saw II in th,s .
sper. VNU $685. -
The Progress., 1898-10-01

London Spectator.
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time By appointing persons On the spot
ALREADY some people are beginning
u console themselves with the Idea
that the loss 0f those two Islands,
though most painful 10 spanish ma
fI1nni feeling, a. cOnaummntlng the
destruction % the great spanish cm-
pirr In the western hemisphere. IL
really not ~ serious a. ~ generally
@ii Impartial. FOR example. says:
After ali. those who exploited the
markets " the Antilles worg only some
manufacturer ana mcrchnnia. IN
certain regions ~ the peninsula the
exercise ~ sovereignty was utilized
hy politicians 30 send their protcFc1 ~
officials o. these Islands The great
mae of the nation derived Indirectly
very little advantage and had 90 bear
tho sacrifices necessary TO maintain
our dlmlultlon.'
"Id.aa of this kind. which are by
no means confined 10 ~ impartial or
90 the prsas generally, show that. A. !
have repeatedly pointed out. the span.
IN national character contains much
that h medlarvai and romantic with
strong element Of sound practical
common sense,
'rhs Philippine question win BE-
found much more difiicult ~ solution.
and already on one point an COM
pUtrnt authorities hero seems 90 agree
namely. that whatever solution may
b. adopted. there must be- no Joint
s1vtrcignty. or Joint protcctprate or
anything " that kind. An attempt 90
combine Spanish ana American
methods ~ administration would In
svltahly lead TO disastrous eompllca-
ff4pH %
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rinrD ~ AZ havana.
sgan ards Mat. Their Hest shot IN. Dsy
Peace l. Agreed Upon.

Key West. Fia..Aug. ia.-Thc nsRship
| san Francisco. the monitor Milan,
tolomnh and the auxiliary yacht
Silvia wcrr nrvd upon BY the iinvann
batteries shortly before o'clock yes,
toray morning. one ton and two
/ iurlve-lnch shells struck the san
| franclscu'n stern an she turned 20 get
| away out 81 range and tore q holt
| about a foot In diameter. completely
wrtckIng Commodore Howcl'H quar-
tefs ana smashing hIa bookcase into
fragments. No one was Injured, ana,
lflnr under orders not 20 attack the
batteries. tho ships reiterated ~ fast
ls their engines would carry them.
The ilngship and the silvia lay
parallel 10 each other not more than o.
mile from MORO CnFtle.and separated
from each other by about three clrhths
ana r. quarter ~ mile. Tho Milan
tonomlh lay about threc-quarcra OF
milo 90 the rcn NJ the others. an
wcre within range 81 The Spanish bat
irrIeH and the temptation was too
strong Tor the SnnulhriH 90 resist,
The nrHt gilmmor N dawn was break.
lnr through the eastern skies when
inr through the eastern aSlca when
without an lnstanrs warning, tho look
out on the flagFhin snw smolSe-puff
from one ~ Mnrfn's biz guns, Almost
lHforc he could nun himself together
.p''lclonily 10 make a report % the lnci-
dent, ton and twelye-inch shells were
rrrrlmlng nll around. Tho Spaniards
hnd the range ana apparently were
rrlmly In earnest In their last efforts
10 Wrcak Injury on their too mighty
onomy, Shells fell between the IAN
Francisco ana the silvia; some Zen
short. few went over them. The nag
ship HlFnalcd the silvia TO get out
1f range without delay. ana both nhips
rwung around ma made Tor the sea.
u was then that the shell struck the
Nln Fuuclsco'a stern Commodore
Howell was on deck with Capt. Leary
when the Hholl struck. with the utmost
speed tho feet moved out about three
miles, Here the men on the nagHhip
r1tohd up the ragged hole In the vcs-
s'fs stern, An the shells fired AZ the
vessel fall around the ships. one OF
ihe sllyla's mon stood calmly on the
deck NJ the yacht. watch In hand. ana
counted them. MORO Castle fired sew.
rr1l NJ the missiles, but how many Ia
not known. The others came from two
flnd batteries near Moro. The nrlng
lasted twenty minutes,
The one-slded engagement had
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me but to 70 under an operation
I'm speaking with a friend Of mine
nbout IL. she recommended Lydia l..
pntham's Vegetable Compound, say.
inc she knew Il would cure me. then
ont for your medicine, and after TAX.
inc three bottles Of Il, the tumor dis.
npnrarcd. obi you do not know how
much good your medicine hns done
me. Ishall recommend Il 20 all suffer-
inc woincn.-Mrs. Rosa GAUM. 72o
Wall st.. Los Angeles, Cal.
The great aud unvarying success OF
Lydia 4. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound In relieving every arrangement
Of the female organs. demonstrates
II to bc the modern safeguard Of wo-
mans happiness aud bodily strength.
More than million women have been
benefited by II.
Every woman who needs advice
about her health Is invited 70 write 10
Mrs. Pinkhnn. NJ Lynn, Mass.
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Fatal Gambllng House rirbt.

Moulirlc. Ga. AUG. iA-shcrin Fisher
ana posse ~ thirteen men made raid
ON u crowd 90 negro gamblers M Ray
lnr, thirteen miles east uf Moultric.
There were Hcvoniy-fvc or 100 negroes
IN the house. and as sheriff Fisher
walked In, some ~ the negroes began
shooting one ban hitting the sheriff
ln the hand, luiiictlnr "a painful wound.
Two others NJ tho posse were hit.
The posse returned the nrc vigorous
b. and a. result i've negroes were
KILLED outright, three others mortnlly
wounded and three moro painfully
but not fatally hurt The negroes
made determined resistance and
two OF three hundred shots were fired.
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couNrrnrHiTERs cArrrnrD.
Three Important Arrest. are Made In ne.
troll.


troiL
Washington. Aug. ti.-tnf0rmation
has been received By the treasury
secret service of the arrest az Detroit
Mich. uf gang uf couuirriUltrfa
whose operations have given The gov
eminent considerable trouble. They
are Charles. Edward and David john
riu. Through the efforts 90 Secret De-
tcctiyo webb the department has Hc.
cured some uf tha important paraphor-
MALTA used by them.
chief While regards the arrest aH
n most important one. as he Identifies
the men with the isauoa of the Han
cock and Window s. countcrfcltH
which have been circulated freely In
the West and East during the last
pight Year,. At the headquarters %
the gang the officials recovered tho
face and back plates from which Tho
Hancock counterfeit was made, aud
also the plates Tor making the large
and small seals ON those bills
There were also taken flfiy q Han
cock and i've hundred >. window bills
the latter being REGARDED az one 81
the best nil-nrnund countcrfelia dis
covered Tor years.
ChnH. Johnson. who % said 10 be- NJ
the head VI the gang, IL about 60 years
~ axe. and. according 10 the state
hero. has spent considerable time in
prison for counterfciting. The NJ.
ncialH connect the johnson family.
one NJ the brothers Of which Thomas
H.. b. dead. with the issue NJ num-
hcr ~ countrrfrlta that have appeared
from time 90 time. Including the 81
Jackson lrgal tender the so LEGAL
tender ~ 1889 and the 81 Grant silver
certificate ~ 1852 besides the counter
fcii ~ some issues ~ Canadian coins.
4 fourth member % the johnson
family John, the youngest. IL now
serving long sentence IN the
Kingston pcnltcntiary In Canada.
After the arrest the officers made
several frultleas searches for the
plates. Finally crack was noticed IN
the floor near tn hnsc-boari. and on
Inserting n knfehltde n spring was
touched which caused the hi=e.hnari
20 move. revealing q small cabinet IN
which The plates fnr the Hancock and
window counicrf0lts were f'dnd. The
officers claim 10 have secured between
s, 0o0 and $4,000 OF the counterfeit
bills
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sender Of roIsoned Candy Unknown.

Dover. Del. Aug. 1.-THE Identity Of
the person who sent the box OF pnla-
oned candy tu Mrs. J, r. Dunnlng.
which caused tho death of the re-
clplcnt ~ wen as that Of her sister,
Mra J, ID. Denne, " ntlil a mystery, nl-
though strenuous EFFORTS are being
made 10 locate the donor u IN the
general belief that the candy WIS not
sont with the intention Of poisoning
tho recipients, but II r. thought II he
came stale on the way ana that poison
WINS generated In the bonbonr. Tho
candy was IN plain white box.
Or. bishop, who has been continually
In attendance ON the patients, ~ OF the
nuinlun that Mrs, Deane ana MrF
punnlng died Of heart disease. induced
by some unknown poisonous substance,
Roth suffered In the sume manner.
when they became IN they wero At.
tackled with vomiting spells.
II was thought an autopsy on the
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|lifI1BEiHIjiI1|
|'SINfIRilH
.ha1.n9S "a ERA&gi

To ana from Chicago. H. Louis.
Omaha kansas city, aud ali eastern
points.
Direct line 60 tho ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Expedition. s,op1ycrs allowed al
Omaha un ali tickets reading through
that o.iy
Two through trains each way daily.
Nriihuirl hun't smoking library
cars Pullman sleeping cars. rcciln-
Ing chair cars Outs freo). coaches
and dining cars. operated on the a
ll carte plan.
Tickets at onlcoa of connecting lines.
T. A. DENTON, Ticket Agent, n. q.
W. Hy D1oly block.
u. y. NEsLiN. Travelling Pass. ana
Freight Agent
W y. MMILLAN. Gen. ACT.
aii =. ", Temple S.. Salt Lake city.
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Boston. Mass. Aus 1.-THE noop
yacht Leona. with seventeen men
aboard, while anchored outside of
Busion Llghta. was run into by barge
In tow OF the tug lluuuybrook. and
ave men were swept from the deck by
the heavy towllnc. Two N the number,
G. W. Scllman and Albert Nordeii.
were drowned. another Augustus
CuHpcrsun, was killed by being damned
between tho towline and the deck.
while tho two othor potHr Nelson and
John Harrison, although sustaining
injuries, were rescued
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Rome. Aug. it.-Thr popca extreme
weakness has produced a great COM
motion, excitement and lutrlgues
among tho member NJ Ihr Hncrcd col
logo, II In reported Wll France, Ger
many and Austrln, us being chiefly
concerned In tho succession 10 the
Tnpaoy. have ordered their representa-
lives not 10 leave llnm.
The popo'H physician thinks there n
no danger u tho pope o. able 20 pull
through the hot weather Al the mem
hora NJ the family of the pope have
hurried 90 Rome. llr holiness on FRI
day Insisted upon t'rf up, hut soon
had a. De carried t1 bed again In a
state ~ partial collapse
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Madrid. AUG. ii-Esp0rta from tIn-
vanl. rtHto that on hImharlmUnt NJ
MauElullu lasted from @ o'clock uutil
. lu the evening, and that attacks were
made by tho inHufF nis az various
points. During the yuelsrmrnt nftcon
spanlar1H were Killed The American
commander summoned the town o.
surrender giving che authorities three
h1urt iu which to eHuNlllte,
The governors generals VI Porto Rice
ana cuba have nUkGHWl dye the To-
CONT " the nowa of Doc suspension OF
h0HtilitifH between ihH United States
ana Spain. ana announced the carrylng
out ~ tho order
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weather In Europe.

London. Aus IA great heat wave
has prevailed throughout England and
France during the last three days, ana
many pruHtrntiona ARE reported.
In marked contrast. In the mountain
districts ~ Austria extrcmc cold pre-
walls, tho Thermometer falling within
few hours from 100 10 90 degrees.
Heavy falls ~ snow have occurred NJ
Innsbruck, Oratz and elsewhere.
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cause of th. poisouinr Due Dr. uish1p
o. OF the opinion that tho vomiting had
been rn rrfHi ffHf eufi .rr Pr. .fHf.fH
was lot In the stomachs and the idea
has haeU else
based on the analysis Of the candy.
John Pennington. tnH tHtuUi ut Alrf
1cnuo and Mfa. uunninr De- Frustrated
hy the terrible unnir. Tho tive other
victims ot the poisoned candy will rc-
cover
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TIE COLORADO MIDLAND RAILROAD
Two Through Train. Daily

Two Through Trains Daily
nctwcun salt Lake city, ogden and Lead
VILE, cripple Greek, colorado Springs, Den.
Yer aud Hll points east Only line running
prs uu 10th murninF aud evening trains
This Tine, lu connection with the hiD 1funde
Western, REACHES Denver earlier than any
Of uafs ur delayed trains. Take tho Colo
fndu Midland aud save time aud enjoy tho
finest ride aud rrundcst scenery IN Colorado.
For full Information call on H. CIV. Railway
narut OF
W. g. BAILEY. o. A. brown,
q. r. A. Con, Agent
Denver. Colo. tAit Lake city.
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lhf NNN
blcd with an
ovariantumot
oachycargrow'
ingworsc, un.
iii at last |
was compelled
consult with
n physician.
lie said Id
nothingcOuld
bn dnnc for
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LNst nArtir ~ rnr wan.


washington. Aug. ia.-Aduan' Ger.
oral Cnrh'n tonight received thc follow.
Ing clhl,gnm;
Ponce. Aug i8.-socrstiry ~ War
W0fhlnEiuu Gen. Wllr1u reports Mii
Lancaster 100 1850 y M, T. Inst, quickly
ullcncci onsmy'H battery at As0manta.
near Aib1uItp and drove him from his
position and ride pits. no Infantry nru
ON our plrt Lieut.. John y. Huines.
Fourth artillery, struck by stray Mau-
Hor bullet. NOT serious A she'll from
onomy'a guns burst just 0vst one ~ OUR
rlckrta. killing Corp. Swnnf'ni wound.
iuE Corp Idnka. company l.. Third
WlrG'uaIn In neck and nrmi Private
Nuurhi. same company, seriously lu
abdomen. Private tiunce. same COM
pay, iu chest, not seriously.
Tho war department tonlFht posted
n bulletin ffum Gen. Miles, dated nt
lNnD.. August 18Th. giving complete
De NJ thH Casualties IN tn engagement
near liormiqucros ON August io,h. AZ
fllluwsi
Frederick Fcrmbcrg. company d.
Eleventh Infantry.
WOUNDED.
FIui Lieut. Joseph c. Byron, Eleh,h
cavalry
Following wounded OF Eleventh In
flntry.
Sergeant winism g. wheeler. serlous-
b.
Corporal Joseph T.. Ryan. company
c.
Private william Rosslcr company q,
serious.
Private Arthur shnya, company G.
Private John l. Johnson. company n.
Private 4. Haulf. company -.
Private Paul D. ANIails company T..
Private Henry Gorfiok company l..
Private Harry u. AuIek. company T..
Private Samuel lt cobb. company !,
Corporal Amru Wilkie. company y.
serious.
Private Daniel 4. Graves. company G.
serious
Corporal John Brunulun
Private Samuel q. lrey.
Private q. curtis .Fht battery n,
FIN artillery.
Doctor thinks an boo one Of wound
likely 90 recover MILES.
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EVERYBODY
KNOWS

That for solid comfort. quick time
ANA all-round general satsfac,lon.
there s no railroad ON earth that an.
paals 90 the traveller like tho great
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AN OPERATION AVOIDED.
Mrs Rosa Gaum writos TO Mrs.
Pinkham About It. sho Says:

DEAN Miss. prSRnAM'--I take pleas.
urc ia writing you few lines 20 i'm
form You OF the good your Vegetable
compound has done me. I cannot
thank You enough for what your mcdi.
zinc has done for me; ii has. indeed,
helped me wonderfully. ~
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Santiago dc cuba, AUG. l4--AlVlcea
were received by Gen. shnfi'r today
10 the cnect that Manzanlllo wig bonn.
hlrdrd yesterday. day and nIfnt aud
again this morning. Gen Shiitnr ht
once cahird 10 the Spanish c1mminler
M Af,ng,nitto that peace had been de-
ciared. ma requesting him 90 advise
tho Americans ~ the fact under fils
Oh truce, which he aha. and The Smelling
81 the town ceased.
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CRY TICKET OFFICE. UNDER gsSONlC RAIL-
CURRENT
TIME
TABLE.

Leave salt iate city,
Ne e-sfur rrlyu. Grand Junction
and ull points Fast. ....... Egoam
No tor Provo, Grand Junction
nnu ull points last ........ tlu Ia
No, oHlur bingham. Lphl pruvn
Maut. Hickman aud inter.
mediate pulutas..,. HO0nm
No. s-luf Eureka. pnysnn, Provo
uui 900 Intermediate paints an ~ M
No. lur uHiru aud the West. % n1 u IN
No luf usIlUu and Che West ... o. Oh u m
No a. Tor Pats cry and inter-
mediate points, ......s....... k.1a IA
ArrisU salt Lake city.
Nn.t=ffnm iiInrham. pruvugrnnd
Junction and thr East ..... 4 nm m
No. aalfum Prove. Nfaud juno.
tluu and tho Fact ........ 300 Ii m
No. balrum Provo. itlnFhnm. Euris.
kh. liUlhuap Mhuu and iu-
tVrinudlHtu puInts. ......... SIS IN
No, e lrum uulcn and tho West ~ q nj
Nu al fum Nrtiuu and the West ~ u m
No. salrm Eureka, puY suu. Provo
aud intermediate points ... 10 On a IN
No N~lfum PARK city nnu Inter.
mediate points ..t.s.ssst m y M
Ticket ONGe, los ToSl Second SCUM street.
d'ustuiilco corncrl
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Sfssi,It ~
tHilMTEETEEyT
OREGON SHORT linz
Railway.
Railway.
ann I'm lN ETrIor ~ -.
o, TIe,a' ayri.e and dcplr, a, sai,Lasoo city

DAILY as iaIia'SS.'' 'a o u,D''' at ''' Lake ''
t.... ,.,...
ii"il N'N Ha v.NnhA ~ luult
1S,i e,,''' "'n'''' iMh wy
IT,, IA 49,. t -t..... D ~ p 90
'.'' i','.l.f iNI i.NH 1'n
iatr poInts .a.
Prom SAN irineis log r.sif N4tey "'
u-,irn ami i1i.,,4r,li,i', t,','1t. t,nr
rrum Chilean, omab1. IA i,,4i. % ""
knusHat'Ify. UauvDr sri 6's.i,'.,i "a ATM,
'rrdm ifI.ra. Nifard 5tguet,' Ill.,. ''
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.,,. ended when the men Of the
sS go. ,gsrs treated to another SURE
ruN' rbe little yacht-gunho1t 80
prs. Nv ihe New York naval militia.
MINI" ~ mad barely recovered from
~ .ri,rmont when the flagship called
ne .N,,i over and capt liellsrs was
We parkare ~ private documents.
Hltgl, e. vas ordered 10 take into Ha-
yena under nag OF truce. Inc WHIT.
n,r was hoistcd over tne SUM anl
sbs steamed toward the gums when hal
inst elven her such h9isy rI.eilns.
AZ silva approached 20 within a
III. ~ Moro, the character or the
~ n,,tng from her loromaft was
aiee.rncd. and the castle Hignaled'
,Iyhat h your purpose.
r., tbis ihe silva anaWctcd; we
have nnpers 60 deliver.
49,, ala not resume the conNefan-
80 ard Tor some little time the gum
H,,i rnrked nn the waters almost under
~ ann smoking cannon 81 the
,,'.,,,, Presently however . spanish
,.t,nhsat drow out % the hhrhpr lud
eamo CLOSE to the silva. IL was the
Narttn n pinson. and she carried n
inner .tyoneer battery than the Amerl-
can min me customary formal r1lu
$500 y..rr exchanged nnN I'.
w,ni,m q. Ford. the executive ohieer
of the silva. boarded the flhs'h anu
druVorad the document. Al'
mnny occupied no more limo tnln w.
physical act involved The Ano l,lh
oficor returned 60 hlf ship anu IN. Nea-
sells went on their respective way
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The Sc ssG tn. Line
World.
Denver &
Rio Grande
Scenic
Line of the n.:l.s.J
World. NdIiIUdus

Two Daily Fac, Express Trains
to olonwoCd Syringe. Loadvlils.
Pueblo. Colorado Springs. osnvsr
ana oil polpts East
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KILLED
WOUNDED

Frederick Fcrmbcrg. company |
Eleventh Infantry,
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The war department tonlFht posted
q bulletin from Gen. Miles. dated at
Ponce. August 18th. giving complete
lIHt NJ thH casualties ln thu engagement
hear iiOnmlqucrua ON August i0th, AZ
follows.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-02
WILL SOON SEIZE THE
 PHILIPPINES

WASHINGTON, May 1.-So confident are the officials of the seizure of the Philippines by Commodore Dewey's squadron that they are talking to- night of the disposition to be made of the islands.
 There is no desire on the part of the administration to permanently retain the islands, but it is appreciated that they will be valuable as a base of sup plies for the American ships, at least until the close of the war.
 It is possible that when a treaty of peace is signed the Philippines will be an excellent thing to trade for some other concession. The insurgents in the islands would naturally object to again being governed by Spain The withdrawal by the United States from the Philippines would mean their i'm mediate seizure by Japan or one of the great European powers, and it is pos sible that the insurgents may prefer to live under the stars and stripes
 The final disposition of the Philip pines, however, has not been deter mined. For the present Commodore
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-02
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past o'clock the bow of the Reina Ma ria Cristina took fire and soon after the poop was also burned. At o'clock with my staff I went on board the 1sla de Cuba. The Reina Maria Cristina and the Castilla were then entirely en- veloped in flames.
 "The other ships having been dam aged retired into Baker Bay. Some had to be sunk to prevent their falling into the hands of the enemy The losses are numerous, notably Captain Cardar- 20, priest and nine other persons"
 LONDON, May 1.-The Madrid corre- spondent of the Financial News tele- graphs this morning as follows: The Spanish Ministry of Marine claims a victory for Spain, because the Ameri- cans were forced to retire behind the merchantmen. Captain CardarZo, in command of the Reina Maria Cris- tina, went down with the ship. The Spaniards fought splendidly. There is the greatest anxiety for further details.