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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-07-29
LOCAL NOTES

Have you looked over Tellefson's
new goods? Ii not, why not?
New goods, good and cheap at
Tellefson's Cash Store.
c. B. Crosno and family drove to
Newport yesterday TO attend the
state teachers institute.
Mrs. Murphy, of Salyn', visited
her brother, F. NJ. Stanton, and
family, of this place over Sunday.
Having bought the Gowell stock
of PAINS, / AM prepared to give
some clo:e prices on same. .-Krog-
stad.
The rains are we'll flled with
people now days who are going TO
Newport for their summer out
ing.
If you want to buy a new dress,
look over the dress goods, ging-
hams, outing Aaunels and calicos at
Tellefson's Cash Store, YBquina
City.
Marriage licenses were issued by
County Clerk Lntz this week to
Thorlas Scott and Lillian Whitney,
Of Siieyz; and ]. c. Barnes and
Alice Reynolds, both Of Waldport.
Will Rich came up from New
port last Monday to shake hands
with old friends here. Will has a
position in Hoskins' barber shop
during the season there.
Miss Jessie Buoy has just finished
a very successful term of school at
Chitwood and will soon commcuce
on fall term at Elk City.-Cor-
wallis Times.
Noah Leabo was up from his
home on NH -Four slough yester-
day for medicine for Mis-. Leabo,
who is very i'll. Mrs. Leabo has
been bedfast for the past three
weeks, but is now improving some
what.
Zenas Copeland, who has a posi-
ton vita the life saving crew at
Empire City, writes that they have
had plenty work to do lately. They
had three wrecks to help save in
two weeks. One of the vessels
that went aground they succeeded
w hard work in getting off.
The &lk's excursion from the Val
'ey to Newport last Sunday was the
llrrest # the season. 1t required
taN coaches we'll filled to bring the
crowd in. The day was cool and
threatened to rain, but they all had
a good time and kicked because
they couldn't stay longer.
Fitz-Hugh Dewey Stewart ar
rived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. +. Stewart, of this place, last
Saturday morning, and will make
his future home with them. The
Judge says that he has exhibited
strong republican symptoms so far,
as about all he has done is to cry
for something to eat, and to kick,
but he hopes that matured mind
and education will have the usual
result in bringing a change about.
Lawsuits cost money. If anyone
don't believe this let him GO up to
the court house and view the bill
filed by Attorney M. L. Pipes for
his legal service to the county.
This bill calls for a balance due
Judge Pipes in the amount of $3.50.
He has already received $500 from
the county for his services, and the
total expense on his account would
be $3.50. In addition to the above
the county has paid $50 in other at
to-" fees in these cases.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-07-29
Married.

Toledo,
on Wednesday evening, July o7,
1898, Thos. Scott and Lillian
Whitney, Judge Stewart officiat-
ing.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-07-29
MATTHEWS SENTENCED.

The argument for a new trial
closed at noon today. This after
noon the court overruled the mo-
ton, and the defendant waived his
time and was sentenced 70 one
years imprisonment in the peni-
tentiary. This was the minimum
penalty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
, COLONEL WITHOUT FEET.
,y,u He De Accepted for Service !"
the Field.

,Tr.ANTA GA. June 2S.-Colonel John
. c,rdler. recently appointed to COM
,,,ord the Third Regiment Of Georgia
volunteers. has been examined py
roedical board. and his physical guam
.oootions were to-day questioned by MAYOR
c g. Mills. the recruiting officer Ihe
srreeon's report on Colonel Candler
.,or-s that the Coloners feet have been
-. or one an inch and half above
- ,,l,1e and the other at the lnstep
,o.oss the heel. The Governor mas re-
oo,,.ed an official communication from
Ntsior Mills. enclosing copy OF the
s,,reeon's report. with n copy OF the IN
structions from the War Department re-
1ot;ya TO physical defects. with these
a,otosrres there is request that the
c,,.ornor state whether he desires 10 IN
.,.+ that colonel Gambler shall be mus
tered into service. The Governor II Is
-, 1orstood. will reply to Major NILS
stotinp that he refers the matter TO the
war department. Ii is believed now
o,or that the defects were brought 10
,he attention OF the War Department
NV Senators Clay and Bacon VINO, II j.
s,1 we're given assurances that Colonel
C,,,dler would be accepted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
WITH ADM'L
LIEUTENANT BLUE AGAIN LOCATES
cERvEna's SHIPS.
ENGAGEMENT EXPECTED TO-DAY.
rIeet'warned Lest IL Fire ON Ameri-
can Troops Depioying on Hillsides.
Evidence of Spanish Crews Being
Used Ashore.
Used Ashore.

Copyright 1898. by the Associated Press)
OFF SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Monday,
June 9th, via KINGSTON, JAMAICA,
June 2S-9 A. M.-Leutenant Victor
Blue, OF the auxiliary gunboat Suwanee,
returned TO the feet to-day, from an
other investigating trip ashore. fIe re-
ported that Admiral Ceryera's ships are
all in the harbor. With the exception
of one torpedo do-boat-destroyer, they are
at anchor, and show no signs OK ac-
tivity.
Lieutenant Blue went ashore on sat
urday. to the west Of MORO Castle, ac-
COMMANDED by some Cuban guides. lie
advanced until about two miles north OF
Cabana. and almost up to the enemys
batteries. He travelled sixty miles, ana
reioined the Suwanee this morning.
At one time the Lieutenant was at
Cuban outpost, separated only by f'
Yards from Spanish outpost.
"They popped away at each other an
the time" said Lieutenant Blue, Dul
do not think the Cubans hurt tue
Spaniards very much, and / know the
Spaniards did not hurt the Cubans.
Lieutenant Blue was able TO accurately
locate the position Of each of Admirai
| Ceryeras ships. ,,t.
Rear Admiral Sampson warned h'9
! feet this morning TO exercise great care
| in shooting at the hill east OF hol ~ ~
| castle. pointing out that the American
| ornv had advanced, and that our own
troons might be deployed on the Mill
| side
II is hardly likely that any serious ac-
| tion will be taken by the navy untll
wednesday. by that time the army Is
! exnected TO be ready for another Tor
ward movement.
| The dvnamite gunboat Vesuvius hred
| three shells last night. They feh IN thc
vicinity of MORO Castle and the eastern
| batteries.
During the night a loud explosion oc-
| curred on shore near Aguadores. IL y
hoIicved TO have been caused by the
| snaniards' trying to blow up the ran
road trestIe near that place
II is now said that Juragua may De
selected as the permanent coalins har'
Dor for the fleet. ,,. .o,,,,o,
belonging to the flagship Ne" lolh' "'''
| accidentally dfoWned yesterday.
Tho Dolnhin has gone to the Habana
bIockade. and the Helena and the fank'
ton have gone to the southern DOCK
ade. A.. h,, peor.
| 4 bulletin issued to the fleet by rear
Admiral Sampson yesterday, sad:
"From a report made by one OF tn' '
wounded. nephew Of Surgeon Berryli',' y
Of the flagship New York. consiuei1 ar ar
mart of the damage to our troops Oh + 49, :.
| dav last was done by seveh-nilIi'llie' !,
machine-guns, manned Dy IlI ~, ,lr,t,o
-, - ,boro would seem TO be some propa
,d,tt,. IN the report of the use ashore o
~ rows of Admiral Ceryeras sqsau
4 ron"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
ANCIENT ORDER OF HiBERSrAss'
congratulations from Diiion-r' 80
O,Couner President OF Convention

TRENTON. ". j.. June 2s.-The Ancient
Order OF Hibernians held a brief session
this morning John Dillon. the irish
member of Parliament, sent the foio"ins
cablegram:
.I heartily congratulate the members
of your great organization On their re-
unIon. They have set an example 10 Vio
irish race which will, trust. be Ioi-
lowed. and they have added one more
10 the many great services rendered Wy
them to the Irish cause
At the afternoon session J.. j. v Cohiio., |,
National President OF the American
Branch. was elected permanent presiuclie
90 tho convention. Chairman OConhor
appointed the following committee OH 'nS
New constitution: John c. WcHsocH' Oh
NIichigan. John p. Ouinnan. Of Pennsyi-
yania: John O'IAra, of Indiana; James
Rree OF connecticut; William j. Reilly
of Massachusetts,.
Blshop Foley. of Detroit, the national
chapIain OF the American branch, VINO
was treasurer of the $4,000 fund raiseo
bv that branch for the endowment OF
chair IN the Catholic University tor lhe
teaching Of the Irish language, sent q
letter TO the convention. with a ehecK lot
s2lg being the amount that had been col
lected in excess OF the $4,000.
misunderstanding O'Sullivan, or the
American branch. reported l,fSl divlsions'
with a total membership OF 1885, Inc
balance Of cash in hand Is s64s,oZ''
Secretary O'Sullivan's report OF the
ladies' Auxiliary showed 298 divisions
with n total membership of 1895. The
9eS divisions have a balance on hand OF
1855.
The report of Secretary Hays showed
that the Board of Erin wing had before
arnalgamation a total membership OF o.
| go.
The convention adjourned until to-mor-
| row morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
rhe TriIhv Lnst sundny.

Nearly five hundred people took advan-
tage of the occasion. and went on tne
popular "Trilby" excursion Iast Suhuay
to the seashore. and spent "A pleasant
dov famed by Atlantic "breezes.'
The bath-house managers both at Ocean
View and Virginia Beach were kept Dusy.
as the bathers were many and the water
mnst elegant These trains are growing
more popular every season, and the people
are fast learning where and how 10 go
for a days recreation. The accomoda-
tfons at Virginia Beach, Ocean view
hotels. and restaurants are all Sood' ana
no one need go hungry or thirsty. Next
sunday the "Triiby' Will leave mo
Union depot promptly on time VIA .ne
Norfolk ana Western railroad az Pow
A. NJ. for another one OF these oeisn'-
ful trips
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
GOMEZ IS HEARD FROM.
lie Asks for Arms, Ammunition
Clothes. Medicines. and Food.

Clothes. Medicines. and Food.
KEY WEST, FLA, June 2S.-General
Julio sanguilly and staff. with an escort
of twenty-five cavalrymen, were on
June 2oth three miles from the Cuban
seat Of government. Ia Esperanza, Pro-
vince OF Puerto Principe. They landed at
Banes from the first Florida expedition,
and were on their way to report TO Presi-
dent Masso. after which they expected
TO ioin General Gomez, at Las DelicLas.
i'm the District Of Remedies, Province of
Santa Clara.
General Gomez is in urgent need OF
clothes, rifles. and ammunition. Colonel
Bernabe Boza. General Gomez's chief-of-
STAFF. who is in Key West brought from
his commander a list of supplies needed
bv his army He asks for each of his
three brigades 900 infantry rifles, 600
cavalry rifles. one dynamite gun, and
/, 800 machetes.
These arms General Gomez says, are
needed for unarmed men. He also asks
for clothes. shoes. medicine, and food
For thirteen months General Gomez has
received practically nothing from the fill
clustering expeditions owing TO the difli-
Guilty of landing on the Santa Clara
coast. as compared with Santiago de
Cuba
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
The Tennessee Democrats.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN. June 2S.--For
the first time i'm the history oe the Demo
cratic party of the State the convention
tn nominate a Governor and State officers
will hold it's sessions outside of Nasnyliie,
being called 10 meet in this city at II
o'clock tomorrow. The convention VIII
nominate a candidate for Governor ana
three members Of the Railroad Commis-
sion. There is no. contest OVER the guber-
material ticket, but there is a sharp con-
test over the nominations for railroad
commissioners. They are the first nomi-
nations under the new law. and are there
fore attracting great interest. The term
Is for three years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
Mcrritt.s philippine Proclamation.

SAN FRANCISCO. June &.-General
wesley Merritt. VINO will sail from TINS
mort at 10 O'Clock tomorrow ana assume
his duties as GoYeInOr-General or the
Philippine Islands. has prepared pro-
clamation. which viii be issued imme-
diately after his arrival at Manila. Al
though it's contents are as yet being Kept
secret. It's general tenor Is known IL
will announce TO the people OF the
islands that General Merritt. as the rep
reeentative OF the United States, has es-
tablished provisional government, ana
that his authority must be respected AZ
the same time. he will assure the IN
habItants that he comes not 20 oppress.
hut 10 free them. They are to be granted
the fullest liberty compatible with the
preservation Of law and order. and all
nersonal and property rights are to De
resnected He has instructions from
washington to confer with Admiral De-
wev ON his arrival at Manila, and the
two commanders are To act In concert
in ANYTHING that may be necessary 70
insure the occupation Of the Islands py
this government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
OUR BLOCKADE EXTENDED.
it Now includes South Cuban Forts
aud san Juan.

puu san JuHh.
WASHINGTON. June 2S.-The President
has issued proclamation extending he
blockade Of Cuba TO the southern coast,
from Cape Frances TO Cape Cruz. inclu-
sive. and also blockading San Juan, Porto
Rico.
The proclamation Is as follows:
whereas. for the reasons set forth in
my proclamation Of April p, 1898
blockade Of ports on the northern coast
Of Cuba from Cardenas 10 Bahia Honda,
inclusive, and Of the port of Cienfuegos,
on the south coas; Of Cuba. was declared
10 have been instituted; and.
whereas. it has become desirable 10
extend the blockade to other southern
ports:
Now, therefore. I. William Mckinley,
President Of the United States. do hereby
declare and proclaim that, in addition TO
the blockade Of the ports specified in my
proclamation Of April p. 1898, the United
States OF America has Instituted and will
maintain an effective blockade of all of
the ports on the south coast of Cuba from
Cape Frances TO Cape Cruz, inclusive
and also of the port of San Juan, in the
Island Of Porto Rico.
Neutral vessels lying i'm any of the
ports TO which the blockade is by the
present proclamation extended will lie
allowed thirty days TO issue tberefrom,
with cargo.
In witness whereof etc.
WILLIAM MKINLEY,
president Of the United States of Amer
lea. June %, 1898.
"By the President. ]. Il. MOORE,
~ Acting Secretary Of State"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
THE YALE REACHES SAMPSON.
Sigsbec DiSabIes TorpeGo-BOnt Ter
ror, Killing Three Men.

WASHINGTON, d. c., June S-The
Navy Department to-day posted the fol-
lowing bulletin:
Admiral Sampson reports Shat the Yale
arrived yesterday, and discharged her
troops.
Captain Slssbee reports that on We'd
nesday afternoon, while off San Juan,
Porto Rico, he was attacked by Span
ish unprotected cruiser and the Spanish
torpedo-b -boat-destroyer Terror. The Fer
ror made a dash. which was awaited by
the 81. Paul. The St. Paul hit the Ter
ror three times, killing one officer and
two men, and woundins several others
The Terror dropped back under cover OF
The fortincations with difficulty. and was
towed in a sinking condition into the
barbor. where she is now heing repaired.
later a cruiser and gunboat started OUT
but remained under protection OF the
forts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
The Battle OF la Qunsina.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. June 28.-Ad-
hitant- General Corbin tonight received
from Mator-General Shafter. Of the Gu
ban army Of invasion. a cablegram con-
tanning the official list Of the Americans
killed i'm the battle of La Quasina. The
list in no material respect differs from
that given in the Associated Press dis-
matches the day after the fight.
General Skaters dispatch states that
the number Of troops engaged was vi,
os follows: First Cavalry. pa; Tenth
cavalry. 30; First Volunteer Cavalry
c.Rough Riders'O, $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
low Rates via. southern HALFWAY
sccoupt OF Fourth Of July, 1895.

Account OF this occasion the Southern
railway will sell tickets between points
on It's line and connections az ra'c OK
one and onc-third first-ciass tares ior ths
Fcund-trip. =,
VIII dnal limit returning July Z. iNS.
srLeee rates are very low, and every
ono Who can possibly 90 so should avait
tbemselyes OF this opportunity TO sisls
home. friends, or the various resorts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
se,sbore Excursions Via r., II. & y.
aud Pennsylvania B. R.-So koun"
Trim from Richmond.

For Pennsylvania railroad trains leav-
ing washington at II a. NJ. and l2:45 +. NJ
Fridays and Saturdays during summer
season. special excursion tickets to At
Iantic city, ocean City, Sea Isle City ana
Cape May are sold at 81 from Richmond
only on these days. Tickets good return
ing until and including Tuesday follow
ing the Friday or Saturday for which sold.
Leave Richmond i:lO A. NJ. and $40 A..
W. Through parlor car, Washington TO
Atlantic City. via Delaware-Riyer Bridge
route on 12:lJ p. NJ. train from washing
ton.
For further information apply to Rich
mond Transfer Company. 903 east Main
street. Ticket Agent Byrd-Street station,
or G. A. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
LEE GOING TOHABANA
THAT Is, wBEv rHEsIDESr IS
READY To INVEST THAT cIry.
IT MAY NOT BIZ BEFORE FALL.
There is Nothing, However, in Talk
: of Army influence Against the Dis-
tinguished yirpinInn--Dansers Son
to lie "a Captain.

WASHINGTON, d. c., June 2s.-
(special)-It Is still understood here that
General Lee will remain at Jacksonville,
until the President is ready 10 invest
Habana. While there has been talk from
time TO time OF army influences at work
calculated TO minimize Lees military
prominence. owing TO jealousy people
near the President say there Is nothing
In il.
Major !. y. Morrison, of tho regIlar
army, who Is judge-advocate. with the
rank OF neutenant-colonel Of volunteerss
on General Lees staff, is at work here
In the Judge e-Advocate-Ge Generals ofic>
He said to me to-day that be wotid nos
Join lee until he went to Cuba. He did
not know when that would be, but hai
an idea that it might not be before tho
fall.
1t was at Major Morrison's request
| that ne was assigned to General Lees
staff.
Major James r. Branch was confirmed
| by the Senate to-day
FOR MRS. ASHBY.
The Senate Committee on Finance mas
reported favorably Senator Daniels bill
to allow Mrs. w. w. Asaby, widow or
| tho late Consul at Colon, one
| years saiary-s3.50o. 1t will be made am
amendment TO the general deficiency hiiis
and will probably pass tomorrow.
| 1t IS understood that General Rossar
/ Ill, osl fo- tho annointment Of Senator
| Daniers SON as one Of his aides-de-camps
With the rank of captain, and that the
! President will promptly grant the re-
quest. Senator Daniel has had nothins
| to do with this proposed commission Tor
tts son though he does not object TO V.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29

son, TO the Spanish shores. The Com
mcdore is Fastening with all speed
southwark. on the Newark, 10 join and
confer with Sampson Off Santiago.
THE O'HIGGINs.
II has been known TO our government
for some time past that the Spanish
Government was trying TO obtain pos
session OF the splendid modern arrnored
cruiser O'Higglns. our agents have,
however, Watched these negotiations
carefully. and our government has been
finally satisfied that they have failed.
1t IS needless TO say that the result was
agreoaby received here, as the gravest
complications might have resulted from
;hc sale OF a warship by a neutral
Power to Spain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
,u,.nnsns Republican,.

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. June @-Ihe
Republican State Convention WIZ Assem-. ~.
HE hero at noon tomorrow. IL WIN DC
The frs, Republican convention III al
kansas for years at which General ciay
ton Powell has not been In at,enua"ee
He was expected to be on manu- out Ia. a.
the last moment sent word from the ny ny
of Mexico that his official duties MouI"
prevent his attendance. IL Is .ne NJ -
lion OF the Republicans 10 maze VS..
rous campaign for state anu 'O''''
oHcas this wear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29

FIREWORKS TO BURN
At Ocean View, and They VIII bo
Rurued On the 18th of july

The grandest display of fireworks evex
known will be given at Ocean view on
Fourth of July. In order TO give our Rich.
mond people a chance TO see them, the
Chesapeake ana Ohio railway VIII run
one Of their popular 81 excursions on Mon'
day. Fourth of July, 10 old Point, ocean
view. and Norfolk Special fast traiu
will leave Richmond $50 A. M, July
Fourth; returning. leave Ocean view s:Se
+. NJ, and Old Point 1890 i. M; arriving
Richmond midnight, when Traction street.
cars will meet the train at Broad-streeI
Station. This train Will make 10 seoP7
between Richmond and Old Point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
,,p,yrsE REFERENCE TO LEE.
Many Amusements at CeieDr"''oh "
Festival of st. John.

(Copyrlght. 1898. by the Associated llc@@'
From spanish Correspondent
HABANA, June 2S. 9 p. M.-El Diarlo
de Ia Marina, commenting on the report
from the United States that MaJor-1ehe-
raj Fltzhugh Lee will attack Haban@ at
the head Of 10000 soldiers, says: -
For what. then. comes this perverter
of supplies sent for reconcentradoes ana
this presumable author Of the explosion
Of the Maine?" .,a
Tbe festival Of st. JOHN was celebrated
an sunday. great crowds hlling the
churches and assembling later in the day
for the sports. There We're many amuse-
ments-from music to creased poles. Gene
raj Blanco and the other orlcias Were
not present at the sports, but they sent
donations Of prize money. The principal
gatherlngs were at the wharves. and not
for a long time have there been seen IN
Habana such large and animated throngs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
rle ,iuine RepubIicnns.

AUGUSTA. NE. June 2s.-The kepuph-
cans of Maine renominated Governor
Ilewellen Power by unanimous vote
NJ the state convention held here to-day.
The platform endorses President hehin-
iey's administration in the conduct OF the
war with Spain. and holds II to be the
sac,ad duty of the State to protect ana
care for the wives and children OF her
soldiers and sailors. while they carry
liberty to the oppressed ana defend the
nations honor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29
Il. ". tOlRINEl'
District Passenger Agent.
Las, Of the Di.patch's War Map.

We desire to inform our patrons that
we will offer to them for few days long
or the Lyspatchs War Map II Is the
most condensed. and at the same time
most comprehensive pocket-map that has
ever been issued. II includes Cuba, all the
west Indies. the Philippines. east coast OF
China. Korea. Japan. together with Spain,
Western Europe. and United States. Mall
ed 10 any address for ten cents No in
coin. Stamps not received. Address
Map Department the Richmond Dispatch,
Richmond, Va .. n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-29

this city and along the Antrodoeo valley
A number OF houses collapsed, ohs a ~
son was killed. and a dozen were ihlulsu,
Five peasants we're killed ana sens" r,..
others wounded by shock az SANTA Nv,
fna. near Aquila. A numoer vi Sysse
fell and several persons were I'.,,e,S ~
Caoo Nello.