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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-05-19
ON THE EVE OF BATTLE.
HOSTILE FLEETS APPROACHING
EACH OTHER.
Spanish Squadron South of Cuba.-Sampson and
SchIey Each Looking for the Enemy. --Advance
to Cuba to Begin at Once.--- 900 VoIun-
teers Ready.--Dewey Still Holds the Trump at
Manila

The nation is hardly in waiting
mood, but il is forced to the necessity
of being as patient as possible while
events transpire. The past week has
been one of preparation, rather than
action. Two or three Spanish ports
have been bombarded by the fleet, in
cluding San Juan de Porto Rico, with
supposedly great damage to the forts
and little to the ships. No landing has
yet been effected on Spanish soil.
The movement toward Cuba, which
was to have begun last week, was
quickly postponed when it was def
nitelv learned that the Spanish Cape
Verde fleet, which was reported back
at CadiZ, Spain, was really on this side
and not far distant from Cuba. 1t was
not thought wise to embark troops and
submit them to the danger of having
communication from the island cut off.
The Spanish fleet must be defeated
first.
The flying squadron, which had been
chatting in Hampton Roads, was at once
ordered to sea- presumably TO the vi
cinity OF Cuba. SIMPSONS fleet aban-
doned its attack on Porto Rico and got
ready to meet the Spanish squadron,
which was first reported at Martinique,
later at Curacao, on the southern shore
of the Caribbean sea, 800 miles south
east of Cuba. Thence it sailed west
several days ago and SO far as known
had not been sighted up to yesterday.
Our two fleets are in position some
where near Cuba--the administration
of course refuses to make public just
where. The latest plan announced is
to proceed with the movement of
troops to Cuba, letting one fleet guard
the transports while the other seeks |
the Spanish fleet A meeting is assur-
ed very shortly unless the Spanish
squadron turns tail and runs. We
shall issue an extra containing the |
earliest news of the impending battle.
The Oregon and her consorts are COM
inc over secret course and are
to be safe from attack.
The cruiser Harvard and the Span
ish torpedo boat Terror, both disabled,
were in the same harbor at Martinique
a day or two ago. The Terror left and
may be waiting for the Harvard out
side.
Admiral Dewey is awaiting troops
before capturing Manila, which he
could not hold without them.
Nearly 100000 volunteers are al
ready mustered in and on their way
to points in the South.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-05-19
To Annex Hawaii.

WASHINGTON, May l7.-Chairman
Hit today reported from the House
committee on foreign affairs the new
resolution providing for the annexa-
ton of Hawaii. with the recommends
ton that 1t pass.
The Importance of the islands as a
strategic point was set forth by state
ments of General Schofield and Admi-
raj Walker, and was brought ont even
more prominently when these men
were before the committee.
Ii is pointed out that we have no base
between San Francisco and distant
Manila.
1t is said that the first 1000 troops
that leave San Francisco will stop at
Honolulu and be permanently stationed
there.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-05-19
Latest From the Oregon.

NEW York, May 1S.-A Journal
special from Washington says Sec
retary Long received dispatch this
afternoon from Admiral Sampson re
lating to the Oregon, Marietta and
Buffalo. This much is admitted.
It is surmised that they have reached
st. Pierre, Martinique, where the
Harvard is bottled up. Capt. Cotton
communicated with Sampson and the
Montgomery, Yale and st. Louis
were sent toward Martinique. The
Yale put into Cape Haytien today
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-05-19
Vermont Boys Off.

The Vermont regiment was mustered
into United States service Monday. 1t
numbers about 1000 men. The regi-
ment leaves for Chickamanga today ON
three special trains.
Sunday was a big day in camp. Over
10000 visitors came. The railroaGs
ran excursions.
Gen. Gilmore has received orders
from the war department directine him
to send the equipment of the Fuller
Light Battery of Brattleboro to Water
vleit. n. T.. where it is to be reissued.
The notorious Jack Wheeler of Mil
dred Brewster fame has been dropped
by the Montpelier company and re-
turned home.
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DEWEY HEARD FROM.
Still BIockading Manila, but Has Not
Taken IL.

WASHINGTON, May l2.-The follow.
Ing has been received:
Hong Kong, May II.
Secretary of the Navy: There is little
change in the situation since my last
telegram. am transferring to trans
ports steel breech-loading rifles from
sunken Spanish men of war, ALSO stores
from arsenal in my possession. am
maintaining strict blockade.
Add Argos to list of destroyed YES
sells. FL Correo, probably Fl Cano.
(Signed) DEWEY.
This despatch came to Secretary
Long late this afternoon and shows
that cable communication has been re-
stored with Manila Bay.
LONDON, May l3.-Lloyd's agent at
cables from Hong Kong today
that the blockade of the capital of the
Islands Is strictly main
tanned and that the cable is on board
an American vessel.
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Twas a Spanish Boat.

MADRID, May IA despatch from
Havana reports that an American yes
sci engaged in removing torpedos in
the harbor at Cabanas was blown up
this morning and the entire crew per-
ished.
KEY WEST, May 1.-THE American
vessel reported destroyed at Cabanas
proves to be Spanish schooner blown
up by the American gunboat Whining
ton at Cardenas.
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WASHINGTON, May 1.-The war de-
partment today issued orders for the
assembling of 29.0S7 volunteers at
Chickamauga. This embraces 80 regi-
ments and five batteries from the fol-
lowing states: Wisconsin, Michigan,
Minnesota, Indiana. Illinois, Maine.
Missouri, New Hampshire, New York.
Ohio. Pennsylvania. Massachusetts,
Rhode Island and Vermont.
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New Elect Ready.

MADRID, May IA despatch from
Cadiz says that the port authorities
there announce that the reserve fleet
fcomposed of the lirst-class battleship
Pelayo, the armored cruisers Empera-
dor Carlos V and Alphonso Kill, the
newly equipped cruisers Rapido and
Patria, with the torpedo boat destroy
ers Audaz and Proserpina, will be ready
for sea this week 1t is not known
what disposition Spain will make of
this fleet.
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No More Volunteers.

WASHINGTON. May 1S.-Gen. Miles,
commanding the army, said today that
it was not the intention of the presi-
dent to call for an additional number
of volunteers at this time.
Ii is suggested that such a call at
present would be a little premature in
view of the fact that little over 10000
of those troops already called for had
been mustered into the service of the
government.
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Food PLENTY, Say spaniards.

MADRID. May 1s.-An official de-
spatch from Havana says the food sup
ply is assured. Vessels are arriving
here from all parts, even the United
States. with provisions.
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Manila to capituIate.

LONDON, May 1s.-The Hong Kong
correspondent of the Standard says:
1T is expected, owing to the strict
blockade and the famine resulting from
it, that the city of Manila will soon ca
pitulate to the American blockading
sanadron under Admiral Dewey"
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Ministers Resion.

MADRID, May 16.-Senor Sagasta
this afternoon visited the palace and
formally handed to the queen regent
the resignation of the ministry. The
queen has charged Senor Sagasta to
form new cabinet.
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OUR FIRST BLooDsHED.
Five Killed in Reckless Attack on
Cardenas.

|
KEY West, FLA, May 12.-Ameri-
cas- first dead fell Wednesday in a
fierce and bloody combat off Cardenas
ON the coast of Cuba. Five men were
blown to pieces and five were wound
ed on the torpedo boat Winslow. The
dead are:
Worth Bagley, ensign.
John Varveres, oiler.
John Daniels and j. V. Meek, both
first-class firemen, and Joseph Tunnel,
colored. cabin cook.
The wounded are:
II. +. Cox, gunner's mate.
ID. Mckeon, quarteTmaster.
j. Patterson, fireman.
M. Gray and Lieut.. j. b. Bernardou.
The battle lasted 80 minutes. ltwas
between the torpedo boat Winslow, the
auxiliary tug Hudson and the ounboat
Wilmington on one side, and the Car
denas batteries and four Spanish gun
boats on the other. The Winslow was
the main target of the enemy and was
put out of service. The other Ameri-
can vessels were but little damaged.
The American boats entered Carde-
mas HaiDoi W ShSaSc tuc opdiilSh gun
boats known to be there. They found
them moored to the dock. They de-
stroyed one, but were fired upon with
accurate aim by the shore batteries
and riflemen and after 20 minutes the
Winslow was struck by solid shot
and disabled. Her men were just about
to take line aboard from another
boat when she'll exploded in their
very faces with fatal results as above.
1t required much effort TO remove the
Winslow. The bU,.is retired.
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Located His Foe.

WASHINGTON, May 13. Bulletin
Sampson wires that he has located the
Spanish feet and may meet them 10
dav. His monitors hold San Juan, but
have not landed any men.
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Waiting for the Enemy.

81 THOMAS. May 13.-Tribune spe-
ial. Admiral Sampson has captured
San Juan and is now lying outside the
harbor waiting for the Spanish fleet.
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What Were They I?

LONDON, May 1S.-A special de-
snatch from Madrid says urgent in
st1uctions were sent to the commander
of the Cape Verde squadron when the
bombardment of San Juan de Porto
Rico became known.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-05-19
Martial Law at Canaries.

TENERIFFE, CANARY ISLANDS, May
l3.-Martial law has been proclaimed
here and the harbor lights have been
extinglished. Until further orders the
expectation of food stufs is strictly
nrnhihifel.
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Fire on the st. Paul.

Nfnu FLA, May lS.-Fire on Mon
aa,- IN the coal bunkers of the cruiser
q paul caused thirteen men to be
a,.ercome e., while fighting the flames
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-05-19
Invasion of Cuba Postponed.

WASHINGTON. May 13.-The war de-
partment plans for the immediate in
vasion of Cuba have been materially
changed by news of the Spanish fleet
in West Indian waters. 1t will delay
the movement for time.
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c,.ar,er Chartered For Philippines.

SEATTLE. May 13.-The war depart
ment has chartered the steamship Cen
teunial to transport thousand troops
to the Philippines.
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VALLEJO. CAL, May IS.-The cruis-
or charlestown started for Manila to-
dav. No stop win be made at san
Francisco.
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-08-18
The Agricultural College.

The Oklahoma Agricultural and
Mechanical College at Saltwater begins
its fall term, September g; winter term,
January 4, 1893. BY law this College is
placed In direct connection with the pub
lie schools of the territory, receiving
boys or girls well prepared in the com
mon school branches direct to Its Fresh.
man class. II has an excellent prepara-
tory Department for review of these
studies for entrance to the College or for
teaching. 1t has eleven instructors,
good buildings, library of nearly 1000
volumes, well equipped laboratories and
large collections of apparatus. There
are no tuition nor Incidental fees. Board.
ing can be had at low rates.
The College is liberally endowed by
the United States Its work is to teach
English, Mathematics snd Science, as
well as Agriculture, all with special
reference to practical use in life. For
this work Its facilities are not surpassed
by any College within easy reach OF
Oklahoma young men and women. II
aims TO help all whom II can reach to get
a thorough and practically useful educa.
tion at the lowest possible cost. Its course
Is so arranged that those who can attend
but one year will be much helped. In
special cases, students of mature years
may be permitted to select special studies.
The work Is well suited for those prepar.
ing for teaching In high schools.
For announcements or special informa.
ton write Pres. G. z. Morrow, Saltwater,
Oklahoma.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-08-18
For Cash Only.

AN, Cranner will sell f1r cash only
from August 25th to September lOth.
The fall term of school in this city
will begin September 9th, with Miss
Ada Weir rs teacher.
Miss May Weir will teach the fall
term Of school in the Boyd district, cam
wencing September 5;h.
The fence around the Garvcy claim
south of town is being removed by Mr.
BlocA. This removal of property spoils
the appearance of the lere out there.
Tip Crawmer and wife and Gene
Greves and wife returned home Tuesday
from Colorado, where they had been on
an extended visit. They enjoyed the
trip to the mountains very much.
George Drummond, editor of the
!Iardesty Herald, was in Beaver last
week visiting and taking in the conveu,
tions. Mr.. Drummoud rs hard work
ing young man and edits good
newspaper.
MARRIED On the morning Of Aug
Eth, 1898, at the residence OF Rev. j.
j. Bagsley in this city, Mr.. II. G. Me-
Cool of Riverside and Miss Alice AM
dersen were united 10 the hoiy bonds OF
matriinony.
The Woodward News says: Miss
Mary Hunter entertained the Co,crie
very pleasantly Thursday afternoon the
2Sth ult. The house was prettiy deco
rated with flags and red, white and blue
bunting, aud the first entertainment on
the program was the guessing of war
conundrums. Mrs. Traugh guessed the
most and won the first prize, military
hat pin. Mrs. McHarg won the booby
prizo, tin Uncle Sam. A lunch was
then served, the frst course being the
army diet of coffee and hard tack, and
the last course in direct contrast wa'
pineapple ioc and cake. The entertain
ment was charming affair, happily con
ceiveed and skillfully carried out.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-08-18
Clear Lake Clippings.

G NJ Gardner and George Walker re,
turned Saturday from Englewood where
they had been after lumber to be used
in the construction of Mr.. Gatdner's 8
house.
Newton Pickett returned last week
from Sumner county, Kansas, where be
had been to visit his father snd to dis.
pose of seine horses.
BIB Cant aud family and Tom Barr
aud wife left Wednesday for Woodward
county To visit relatives.
OF Nash the sheep buyer from Kan.
sas, who has bought sheep for several
seasons in this locality, was IN this
neishborhood last week, but bought DO
sheep. He says sheepmSn have their
sights raised little too high ca the
sheep question.
II G Dunlop returned Friday from
Liberal, where he purchased q moving
machine and 56X Gallup saddle.
Roaert Moore and family left We'd.
nesday for lower Oklahoma to visit DR..
Long, Mrs Moores father. r G Dun
lop's viii be headquarters for Frank
Long during absence Of the Mecres.
II the weather continues favorable,
haying will be the next number on the
progra@me in this locality.
FLASH LIGnT.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-08-18
NEWS IN LETTERS.
Gate Gossip.

Gate Gossip.
Miss Eta Todd of Engewood was Il
guest with the family OF j FL Kerns
from Saturday uutil Monday.
Miss Grace Kerns made flying trip
over on Fish creek Friday afternoon, re,
turning Saturday. Miss Myrtle Muck
oils was in charge Of tho post Office dur
ing her absence.
ii Z Simous is quite sick at this writ.
ing. The doctsr was called in attends
ance for him on Monday from Eugle,
wood.
G W Gillian and Mr.. Butler Of Eu.
glewood were down and took IN the ice
cream social Saturday evening.
Mrs. Parr purchased q pony of c i
Doyle the first of the week.
The ice cream social was a decided
success. A large crowd from the sur
rounding country was 10 attendance aud
were veay liberal in helping the good
work 60 on. The proceeds amounted TO
S26. The crowd had to stay until day.
light, as it was so stormy and dark they
could not 90 home. You KNOW.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-08-18
Your Friends In the Army or Navy.

Do you wan. picture of their ships,
or Of the cities they attack? You csn
secure all this and more by purchasing
the newly issued serics of portfolios (iu
fifteen parts) entitled "Tbe American
Navy, Cuba and Hawaii" Nearly $50
large half.tone pictures of war ships,
cities, ( Havana, Santiago, Honolulu, etc.
forts, harbors, batteries, rivers, plants-
,ious--iu fact the very places where our
men have been and will be fighting.
Also excellent portraits of Dewey, Samp,
son, Schley and Lee. All pictures ac.
componied by full explanatory texts and
maps. Single parts ten cents; full set
S1.50. Call at Santa Fe ticket Office.
July 14-l0w
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Many o man who would not for any
money 90 into the kitchen at seven
o'clock 10 the morning and say to the
cook, "Do you know it is half-past
seven o'clock9 Well, it IL, and more;
it's just thirty FIVE minutes past seven,
and my train goes in twenty-five min
ctesl' will quietly and in cold blood put
the clock up to telling tlis lie for him.
This isn't fair to the clock. 1t is bad
enough when man, or even woman,
10 sudden gust of anger, swears at a
tramp, or peddlcr or irritating caEers
with slamming door or banging win
dow. That is done in quick frenzy Of
temper, and has sometimes tire excuse Of
great provoca;ion. But lying by the
clock rs always done with calm deliber-
alton aud malice aforethought, and it is
persevered in day by day. It's too mesn
on the clock. Vocal as the big clock at
Doctor Dombey's, speaking to poor little
Paul, these martyred clocks should 81,
heavy on the conscience of the teacher
saying all day long, in staccato tones,
"My, mas, ter, makes, NE lie. Ny, mas
ter makes, me, he. Robert j. Bur-
dette in the August Ladies' Home
Journal.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-08-18

Pursuant to call Republican mass
convention was held in the court room
at Beaver, Oklahoma. on Saturday,
August 18th, 1868, for The purpose Of
selecting -four delegates to attend the
Republican territorial convention to be
held at FL Reno, August "a, 1898.
Alb O'Clock p. In. tho convention was
called to order by j. c. Hodge, terrific.
rial committeeman.
On motion }. G, Hodge was elected
chairman. and +. s. Drummond, sec
retmy.
On motion the following delegates and
alrernates were elected to attend the Res
publican territorial convention:
Delegates. Aternates.
Geo. VI. liealy, Fred NJ. Beebe.
|. s. Drummopd, &. q. Bentley.
b. W. McCool, j V. Thompson.
G. j.. Drummond, Il. B. Quinn.
On motion is was agreed that The del-
egatcs go unins,ructed, but witt. the cn>
derstanding that the preference of this
convention is for Harrison n. Haveus
for Delegate to Congress.
On motion convention adjourned sine
die. j. c. iloDGE, Chairman.
+. s. DRUMMoND, Secretary.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-08-18
NEWS OF THE VICINITY.
Condensed Nows Relating to the
Social and Business Affairs
OF People in Beaver and
the Surrounding
Country.

J A. Rasseli of the Kiowa was in
town Monday.
G. G. Bentley and wife went to Lib>
cral, Kansas. Monday.
Mr.. Cullom of Clear Lake was in
Beaver the first Of the week.
II you want any plas,ering done, ca u
on ]. V. Thompson, Beaver, Oklahoma
j. U. Williamson, county treasurer,
returned Sunday from Jerseyille, Illinois,
where he had been on business.
Quite number of the people of Bsa,
yer expect to attend the soldiers reunion
at Liberal this week, The band will 90.
DIR. l.. s. Muusell and daughter, Miss
Meta Munsell, were in Beaver Saturday
and Sunday, returning to Hardesty
Monday.
j. NJ. Potter Of Union county, New
Mexico, was in Beaver Saturday. He
represents the New York Life lnsur>
ance company.
The Kenton News states that since
duly the mail service from Clayton to
Kenton has been increased from three
times week to daily.
Miss Ncttis Thomas win ba Lander Of
the \ + 5 Z h meeting Saturday even
Ing. Toplc-"Practical Uses of the
Bible. rs. ll9; 97-lO5.
A. ]. Meloch Of Ration, New Mexico,
passed through Beaver Monday with
about eighty head of horses of the T o
brand. The horses were being taken TO
eastern Oklahoma to be sold,
The Liberal News contains the an,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-08-18
FOR SALE.

A fine mixed bunch Of cows, 500
head in all; so per cent Of which are
spriugers, the remainder dry cows.
These cows are good Ariaonas and would
compare favorably with natives, Price,
S26. so. 500 head Of fine Western
Texas yearling steers, full summered and
in finest condition. s24,00 per head
with 10 per cent cut. 300 hue Arizona
2>year.old steers, wintered and sum-
mered, all dehorned-inest string of 2
year-olds in the country.
For informstion relative to all kinds
and classes Of cattle write me at Dodge
City. Kansas. Can give you prices on
20, 900 head,
G. W. PETTIJOHN,
Dodge City, Kansas.