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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-12
HOT FIGHT N COBT|S Bay
An American Coal Passer Killed
Steam Launch Advances Fearless
~ and Destroyed q Schooner-En-

KEY WEST. Aug. n.-One more name
has been added TO the small list of navy
victims News has reached here that
Emanuel T. koulour.e, coal passer On
the gunboat Bancroft. was shot and in
stansiy killed during q sharp engagement
with Spanish rifemen in Coh,ls bay. south
OF Pinar del Rio. on Angus; .
II is no; known how many Spaniards'
lives paid FOR his. but the Spanish less
was undoubtedly severe.
The Bancroft was cruising abou. Cohtis
bay on blockade duty when q sail was
seen close 20 the land. about zen miles 20
the nor,hward. The gunboa,s steam
launch was armed with a one-pounder.
and Lieut., Henry B. Wilson, with four
teen msn. ali carrying rifles, was sen. in
to intercept the stranger. She turned out
20 be Spanish schooner. When first OBJ
served TIE Spaa.ari lay near the wreck q.
the Ssnio Domingo. recently sunk by the
Eagle
BY the time the steam launch reached
that po.n, The schooner had worked into
port. and a party OF Spanaaris was at
tempting 70 haul her ashore. The launch
stood boldly n and a brisk FIRE from her
one-pounder scattered the crowd. The
Span!ards took refuge in high grass on
the RICH. shore. but in spite OF the fact
that the party in the launch was ignorant
OF che enemy's strength the Americans
went ahead with their work with admir-
able GOODNESS.
James Monroe, frst-class apprentice,
swan 70 the schooner and made a line
fast to her in order to pull her out. At
the same time Valdemar Hohengren. an
ordinary seaman, dropped over the side of
the launch and made for a pier, where a
small sloop-rigged boat was moored The
launch then commenced to haul off the
schooner. but the line parted, and while
another was being run 10 her the Span
iards, who had sought shelter in the
woods. poured in a nurderous rife fire.
koulourie, who was leaning over the side
OF the launch, was shot through the breast
and fell dead. Fortunately. no one else
was even injured. Instantly the launch
began a rapid return of fire with rifles,
while Lieut.. Wilson Unanswered the
launch so as to get a line thrown by
Hohengren. Her bow was pulled out and
the one-pounder was opened on the am
buscade with such weu-directed aim that
the Spaniards were routed without
chance to return the American fire.
The schooner had In the meantime gone
hard aground, and being so damaged as
TO be almost useless, enough shells were
sent into her to finish her destruction.
She was loaded with green corn, grain and
rum.
Commander Clover warmly praised the
gallantry of the launch party, which did
not falter under heavy fire, but directed
all its energies TO reseu!ng Hohengren,
who. alone On the wharf, was in peril
Gus situation. g.
Koulourie was buried at sea the same
afternoon.
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CALMLY AWAITING
ANSWER FROM SPAIN.


20 Aiboniso, and made what Cen Miles
termed q very important capture at Coano
yesterday.
Gen Merritt undoubtedly is pushing his
campaign In Luson. It u positively said
that he IL under no restraining order from
the war department, but that 1t Is left en-
sireiy 70 his own discretion when ard how
10 attack Manila. InaSmuch an it has been
reported from Cavite that he was simply
awaiting the arriva: there Of the double
tureted monitor Monadnock, it IL pre-
summed this attack viii soon follow. IL 1t
has not been made already. as. according
10 The calculation Of the navy department.
the Monacnock s about due now az Cavits-
While not quite clear a. to Gem Merritts
purpose in deferring his attack until the
vessel arrives. IL Is the opinion Of military
oficiaIs that his plan is TO plant the two
monitors. Monterey and Monadnock. di-
reetly within range Of the Manila batteries.
and IL a demand for surrender Is refused,
to batter down these defenSes. Only fally
armored vessels can be safely employed
on such work, hence the delay on account
Of the non-arrivai Of the Monedncck.
Evacuation OF the Islan
Tire settlement O: the ce:a:,s Of Ire
evacuation OF Cuba and Porto RIGA Is a.
ready unde: the earnest consideration of
the president Some provision .s 10 ne made
for the treatment OF the Spanish prisoners
ard for the disposition OF the small arms
ard the artillery and war stores. There is
also some naval property Of value remain
ing IN Cuban and Porto Rican ports, and
1t 10 question whethe. or not this should
be demanded by Us or be allowed to remain
In Spanish possession. The conclusion has
been reached by Secretary Ager to refer
these matters to a military commission.
and Adjt- Gen. Corbin is now looking I'D
presidents for the guidance Of such a COM
mission. Possibly this commission would
meet the question raised by the naval war
board as to the propriety Of holding Moro
castle as pledge until the formal sigma
ture OF the treaty Of peace.
The ordnance department Of the army
has succeeded at last in securing a. smoke
less powder adapted for use In the Spring.
field rife with which nearly all the volun-
teer troops are armed. The powder used
with the smail-bore and repeating rifles
was too powerful, and a special powder
had to be procured This is now coming
in from the manufacturers and being
turned into fixed ammunition in such
quantities as to warrant the belief that
even should the war continue, OUT soldiers
would not again be exposed to the danger
encountered at the battle of Ell Caney.
throughout the day OF their presence by
the binding smoke Of the Springhelds.
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ITALY Is MAGNANIMOUs.
Extends the Time for Payment Of
the Cerrutf Claim.

WASHINGTON. Aug. u.-By exercising
the good offices OF the United States tact
fully. Day probably has succeeded in avert
Ing severe crisis in the relations Of Italy
and Colombia, growing out OF the Cerruti
affair. eablegram was received at the
department today from Rome saying that
out OF regard for the United States the
italian government had telegraphed Ad-
miral Caniinani at Carthagena Colombia.
to give the Colombian government eight
months in which 10 settle with Cerrutis
creditors. under the terms OF President
Cleveiand's award. While Colombia has
not been heard from in acceptance, this
proposition. II Is not doubted. will be &C
cepted.
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SPANISH UNABLE TO
RETAKE A LIGHTHOUSE.
Eight Hundred Held At Bay by Forty
Sailors Tai Warship8
Omen Tn.


NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE Herald has
the following from Cape San Juan de Porto
Rico. dated August 10:
There was a two hours fight before day.
break yesterday. Eight hundred Spaniards
attempted TO retake the lighthouse, which
manded by Lieut.. Atwater, Assistant En-
gineer Jenkins. Engineer Brownson and
Gunner Campbell. The Spaniards were
driven back by shells from the Amph-
thrite. Cincinnati and Leyden.
Refugees report 100 Spaniards killed.
William H. Boarteman, of the Amphi-
thrite. OF Lawrence. Mass, a second-class
man In the naval academy. was seriously
wounded.
The Spanish advance began from Rio
Grande, whittier the Spaniards had re-
treated after the first landing OF troops al
Cape San Juan last week. They marched
through Laquillo. and pulled down the
American flag at Fajardo and replaced the
Spanish flag Terrified refugees warned
the lighthouse force that the Spanish were
coming. Sixty women and children were IN
an outbuilding OF the lighthouse during the
fight
The Spaniards opened fire with a machine
gun at so yards. The Leyden. Ensign
Crosley comma nding. rushed within 100
yards OF the shore and poured one-pound-
ers into the Spaniards. Capt. Barclay, OF
the Amphithrite used six FOUNDERS, and
the Cincinnati fve-inch guns. The ships
landed 30 men during the fight and rein
forced the lighthouse. A machine gun,
rifles and ammunition We're left by the re-
treating Spaniards. Ensign Crosley took
the refugees of at daybreak and has gone
to Ponce. Our flag is still on the light
house. but the forces have been withdrawn.
The Amphithrites guns cover the light
house. ready to annihiiate the Spaniards II
cur flag is hauled down II is one of the
important lights on the island.
The Cincinnati has gone TO the San Juan
blockade.
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CUBAN INSURGENTS
WILL CAUSE TROUBLE.
Movement Against HO1guin May Re-
suit in Complications With
America.

WASHINGTON. Aug lit appears
that the Cubans under Gomez have deter
mined to forestail the American command
ers In the operations in the vicinity OF Hol-
gum and are still pressing forward. These
movements have given some concern to
our military commanders, and il Success
full, may result in bringing our government
to a pass where it must find Itself. obliged
to recognizes the government set up by
Gomez in his march. or come TO ar open
issue with the insurgents and forbid them
from conducting further operations. ex-
cept where sanctioned by the managers of
our own campaign.
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SANTIAGO Az U--Br:g Gen Leon
ar. wco3 Tinted States vo,untears has
been requested 10 remain as governor OF
tie city g. Santiago ur9e- Gen Lawton
military governor o: tbs department Of
Santiago.
pr.C Gen. Ezra p Ewsrs United States
volunteers. has been appointed governor
@. IRE lily 0. Guen.anamo
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rRANCo-BELGIAN CONTRACT.
VIII Build the Picking HankOw Rail.
vay-Glausea Favor Russia.

LONDON. Aug. 1.-THE Daily Mail says:
We understood that the Franco-Belgian
contract for the construction OF the
Picking Hankow railway has been ratified
by the tsung II yamen and actually sign
ed ON the contrary. the Picking corre-
spon6ent OF the Times. telegraphing We'd
nestay says the contract is still uaraii-
fed. tina. The Belgian minister Is pressing
for an imperial rescript directing ratinca-
ton and that England should 'endsavor
10 delay the ratification until these objec-
ttonahie clauses In favor Of Russia are re-
moved
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british Squadron at Gibraltar.

LONDON. Aug. IA dispatch today
from, Gibraltar SAYS the departure from
that rsace 81 the British military squad
ron. which WAS fixed for today. has been
countsrm anded. and the squadron has been
ordered to remain a. Gibraltar while
awaiting further orders. Il Is no; known
whether this change In the admirslty's
plans has anything 20 do with the situa-
tLcn in the far East,
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SOLDIER SWALLOWS POISON.
Utah Cavalryman Tries to Commit
Suicide With Morphine.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. u.-Fred Zwei-
brook, member of the Utah cavalry at
the Preside, swallowed twelve grains of
morphine today at Joys drug store. on the
corner CT California and Kearny streets.
Zweibrook was once connected In business
with Joy. He walked into the store this
morning. went behind the counter. and,
taking twelve grains OF morphine, swat
lowed It. He was taken to the receiving
hospital. where the surgeons have little
hope OF saving bis life.
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Mr.. WEsTENDORF' POEM.
"HE WENT BACK TO BED"

Wth hu-rying feet and maddened shout.
As here and there they run.
Fhe Spanish soldier chaps are seego
They've fred of a gun
Then Capt Chadwick stretched hirases.
He thought he heard a sound:
De hustled out upon the deck
To take lock around
He saw twas only Moro's guns,
And. smiling. shook his head:
he knew they couldn't hit barn.
~ 80 wen. back 10 bed.
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WASHINGTON BOYS PROTEST.
They Want to Go to Manila or II
Allowed to Go Home.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug u-Neariy all
OF the Utah troopers A. the Preside will
leave tomorrow morning for the Yosemite
and Sequoia parks. The command includes
100 men
The enlisted men OF the Washington vol
rnte%Ts are 20 unite IN a petition 10 the
secretary o. var, asking that they be sent
20 Manila Or - allowed 20 return 10 their
homes They have grown weary OF wait
ING. The F.rst and Second battalions OF
ne regiment aaVe oeen here nearly three
months ard the Third battalion arrived on
July IT, The Tier say they enlisted for
war. and Go not want garrison duty.
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THE SEATTLE Observation-Disclosures FRIDAY.

hrief conference with the president ths9
morning q, which there was s full discus
SION OF the proposed government % Porto
Rico. While the conference was in pro-
gress a telegram % Instructions for the
guidance OF Gen Niles in The collection %
customs and other duties in Porto Rico
was sent. after approval by the president
The new duties viii be similar in general
outline 70 those put in force pre,insnarsiy
at Santiago. A regular tariff schedule for
Porto Rico viii be prepared soor
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Rank of Waveriy Fails.

WAVERIIY, Ill.,. Aug. 1.-THE Bank 4
Wayerly closed its doors today. LiaAll
ties are estimated at 100000 to tNNA
The concern. Of which Albert Rhocss .
president. is an unlimited partnersE,, snl
the owners are estimated to be worth tlry
half million dollars.
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MeCord'. Claim to He Arbitrated.

WASHINGTON Aug 1.-THE case CT
Alexander McCord. the American ang.-
neer. lalpg!scpna by iae PeruvlanS 1uri"g
i revolution. and whose claim scr SO 60
damages WAS s3etecs Ter disru'e be-
tween the United States ard Peru fer
number az years was yesterday referred
for srtisratoa. ne case being submitted
- sh- lord chief justice - tire Dominion
90 Canada under the terms Of the srbi-
tTstieG treaty
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Precautions to Prevent Entry Of the
Disease into the Country,

WASHINGTON, Aug. i1.-Every pre-
caution Is being taken by the war and
treasury departments 70 prevent the intro
duction of yellow fever into the United
States. At midnight tonight Adjt. Gen.
Corbin telezraphed instructions to Gen.
Shafter. commanding al Santiago, direct
ing that at ali Yves; Indian ports under
control OF the United States. medical Of
fcers OF the marine hospital service De i'm
mediately detailed for duty TO carry on.
the requirements Of the quarantine law o.
1893.
Tie order further directs that all sani-
tary matters pertaining 20 the condition
OF transports and crews be placed under
the jurisdiction Of the medical officers Of
the marine hospital service, and that every
transport plying between the Cnite,,
States and Cuban and Porto Rican ports
carry a n,sdica. oficer Of the army or tia
marine hospitA. service. whose duty shall
he that o. sanitary Inspector OF the vessei.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. li-Five ,soe
sand tons of oommi ssary stores viii =
sent TO Gen. Merritt by special steamer.
The provisions will be rations for an
soldiers for several months. All the store
will be purchased from firms on the p.
cific coast. a..
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See. Jus, beyond the harbor hA,

See. just beyond the harbor hAs
Yon stately ship 2o;h ri6s.
\ mighty WATCHDOG q IRE sea,
a nations boast ans pride
TFae morning rgAt, With ambient glow,
Falls sof; uroa che wave.
While Captain Chadwick. down below
Sleeps or, IS sleep the brave.
From Moro's frow1lng rampant comes
be.ca 81 fire ard smoke.
And out upen the Sabbath cam
Al awful .aand0 bgokA
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Naval Victories Reproduced.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1l.-Over 5000 pea
pie attended the initial production Of "0x
Naval Victories" by Imre KiraIfy 1t
Madison Square Garden tonight Dexeyt
victory. the destruction of Cervera's nees
and the other naval events OF intefx
were prod iced with an accuracy and fds.
ity which delighted the spectators
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Camp Wikoa. 1t VIII Re Ns-es

WASHINGTON, Aug. li-Adit. C;sn
Corbin announced tonight that hersaN.,
the designation Of the camp az Norman
point will he Camp wikotf. In houor 4
Charles A. Wikoff. colonel OF the Tveuty.
second United States infantry. who VA
killed at the head of his brigade Jaly i
At Santiago.
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kNOTTY QUESTIONS
MUST Be settled.
Continued From Page One.
Continued From Page One.

exercise of their choice might express a
wish to become a colonial dependency OF
the United States or might favor repub-
lican form of government, or possibly a
majority might ask TO be annexed 10 the
United States. In any of the contingencies
it IS believed that their wish would meet
the approval of the president and his ad-
visors.
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MAYAGUEZ Is CAPTURED.
Schwan's Command Enters the Town.
the Spanish Troops RetreafIng.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.--At / clock
this morning the war department posted
the following:
Ponce. Aug Il
Secretary OF War. Washington: Fol-
lowing from schwan:
INN edisteiv after the rspulse yestar-
day Spanish troops. Joined by what were
left in Nayagpez moved IN the direction
q Isrss Have sent scouts in that diree-
ten Ny command entered Mayaguez,at
o'clook 1hIs morning. Schwsn.'
MILES
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SAN FRANCISCO Aug = The tinted
states STEAMER Aaatrass let today for
Guatemala She c1tr-s,3 4 IavEe ansoaa. az
ammunition ara - fully p-spa-sa % mo
ie>' American citizens Should occasion
a-aSe.
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small parties. but large enough 20 ran.
considerable agitation IN the rsrs~.
named. which are largely Cariist Ia ~,
sympathies
Cariist agents are actively worklu, 4.
Barcelona and other places enrolling ~
military and number of persons h,,.
been arrested on suspicion OF being asnuts
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Fiscal Agent at Santiago.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE North
American Trust Company has filed bond
of 900 with the secretary of the treas
ary and has been made fiscal agent Of the
government at Santiago.
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Spanish Comma nd~r Killed

WASHINGTON. Avr 1.-THE war de-
pa-:nent late today gave out the follow
Ing delayed telegram:
"Po-ce Aug 3
Gen. Ernes;'s brigade captured Cam
mo, with the entire garrison Of l5o rea
Spanish Commander fli0ca and Capt Io-
peg were killed. Our loss was six wound
ed, only one severely"
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TRANSPORTS START BACK.
Three OF Them Have Sailed for sas
Francisco Direct.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE following
was received At tie state department. 10
night:
Moore. Washington: Inform Gen. Cor
bin steamship Sydney let Nagasak. 27tn.
Australia 18th. Peking sth-a.. d.rec. for
San Francisco without stop.
''WILDMAN.
"Hongkong, Aug. H."
Yesterday Secretary Day telegraphed
Gen. Merritt asking when the transports
sent to Manila would return, and this reply
Of Consul General Wildman gives the IN
formation desired. II 10 expected they
viii reach San Francisco about the 18th.
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| WASHINGTON POEM
is ACKNOWLEDGED
BY CAPT. CHADWICK.
Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteiligencer.

M HEHALIS Aug ia dispatch in
related while
VI Havana shot fired
flagship New
told had
not hit barn. and back bed
reform school thought
something
published the he
Chadwick Today Mr.
which he has read the children which
cation for the showing
the warships of the United
My Dear Sir: beg thank
eral which our people at home have so the
o far know
this has been done with
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"Hongkong. Aug. IL"
EMBARKATION OF TROOPS.
First Division In Started-SecOnd d.
vision to Follow.

SANTIAGO. Aug. 1.-THE transports
Manteo and Berkshire sail north today
with the Twenty-frst and the balance of
the Seventy-frst regiments, thus complet-
ing the embarkation Of the First division.
The embarkation Of the Second division
will begin tomorrow.
Capt. Jacobsen. OF the Austrian warship
Geier, was taken over the San Juan BATHS
field this morning, being escorted by Maj.
Miley, Of Maj. Gen. Skaters staff.
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The Occidental Colony Company, Of wa
lington. New. organized ard operated By
Russian Jews is about 10 20 into .hs
hands Of the sheriff. The presidents, and
secretary mortgaged the crop and stripped
with the money.
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euat~msimn Revelation suppre.sed

WASHINGTON AS Senior Av-a.-
a. wired TIE Associated Press from Lous
prsncn ne aA3 a cacegran today from
rs AoTT;e soverfuea; saying The revo-
iut1or was quickly suppressed Peace cre-
walls IN GGa e@-.saia-'
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DEsECRATING A GRAVE.
Kansas Volunteer Onicer Charged
With a Disuracefni SaMcnx.

WASHINGTON. A0g IA special 10
TIE Star from Thoroughfare Gap. Va.
says that Judge Advocate Dudley, OF the
United States army. arrived In camp last
night 10 Try Assistant Surgeon and Capt,
Duncan. Of the Twenty-second Kansas
regiment charged with Decorating ;ha
grave az Confederate officer al Bull Run.
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CARLIsTS ARE RISING.
Revolutionary Bands Are Forming
Among the Pyr~nees

LONDON. Aug I2.-The Biarritz CORE
sponfens OF the Daily Mall says:
Although II II denied by the government.
IL ~ reported that there is a Carlist reyo,u-
iionsIy band now near 500 Durx,1l. arnnnr
the Direnees, ana there are three Others
IL the region OF Maorsetraxgo, All are
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snantah Fours.

MADRID, Aug il--Spa1ish IL closed to-
DAY q, So .. Gold was quoted az -.
LONDON. Aug. li-Spa-.sh IS closed
a. A..
PARIS. Aug u-Spsnish - closed a.
4.i.;e.
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Furlough for sick and Wounded.

WASHINGTON, Aug. IA general a.
der has been issued at the adjutant gen,
erals office granting one months furloasA
TO the sick and wounded soldiers and tran
portatton TO their homes.
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WASHiNGToN AK u-Tae nYsss*en.
AAs appointed iuGge n HoAss-. father
OF the MerEiHsse aeEo. postmaster a,
Greens bore. Ala