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GOLD IN THE PHILIPPINES.
Extensive Deposits Have Been Open
ed Up Near the Sea.

Washington, June 5.-"Notes on the
Philippines" have been issued by the state
department as one of the 81 advance
sheets of the consular reports.
One expert extensively quoted, Frank
Caruth, says that extensive gold deposits
have been opened up quite near the sea,
assuring a large output for many years
to come. 1t has also been proved that
they extend over wide district. Alluvian
gold is found in the island Of Mindanao
and there are extensive copper deposits
in Luzon.
While no true coal has been found,
there is Ignite Of good quality, quite
useful for steam vessels This IL in great
quantity. Roughly washed alluvial gold
has been found to contain rubies and
hyacinthes.
The pamphlet author speaks in the
highest terms of the character Of the ma
tives. The family tie Is very strong,
children are orderly, parents respected and
the race has an inbred courtesy and pru-
dence and ready hospitality is never miss
ing Eight million natives inhabit the
Philippines, food resources are ample and
famine is unknown.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-06-08
BEST DRAUaHTsMAN OF ALL.
sits In n Corner, Says Nothing, but
Does His Work Well.

The slckest draughtsman In our once
at this kind Of work Is a little. dark COM
pIexioned fellow who sits In a corner and
says never word. says the American
Machinist. He has glass eye and thrce
wooden legs. HIS name Is Camera" Hs
takes his cap or at a drawing for only
a minute. and says to the foreman: II
have made a more accurate copy than
any tracer in the office could have done:
every line is exact. every circle is true.
and all your figures are correctly copied
II you are using your drawing for con-
stant reference ! will only delay you a
moment and your copy will be ready for
printing In an hour" To any Intelligent
man such an appeal will not pass with
out n careful examination"
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-06-08
BRYAN TO GO TO MANILA
Appointed Colonel of the Third Ne
braska Volunteer.

Lincoln, Neb., June 5.-Adjutant Gen
eral Berry has received telegram from
Secretary Alger saying that the Third
regiment, Nebraska volunteer infantry,
organized by w. j. Bryan, has been ac-
cepted by the government and that it
would be added to the contingent going to
the Philippines.
When this news was received Mr.. Bry-
an was SO notified and went to Governor
Holcomb's office and a conference was
held, the outcome of which, although it
has not been publicly announced was that
Mr.. Bryan was appointed colonel Of the
regiment and given his commission.
Adjutant General Berry at once issued
the first general order In the history Of
the new regiment. 1t was addressing the
members and officers, urging them TO drill,
perfect their organization and be ready
for the call to mobilize in this city.
Later news from Washington was TO
the effect that mastering officers would
be sent here in the near future and the
regiment sworn In and ordered to San
Francisco, where the First regiment Of
this city is already located.
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the last naval bill. The plans call for the
most powerful vessels of their type yet
constructed in this country.
The general deficiency appropriation
bill, to be passed at this session Of con
gress, will carry the largest appropriation
of any deficiency bill for years, if not in
the history Of the government. 1t will
amount to at least 500, 900, and prob.
ably more.
Representative Achison of Pennsylva-
MIA has introduced in the house a bill in
creasing the pay of enlisted men who in
time of war serve outside the territorial
limits of the United States 100 per cent Of
the rate as fixed by law during the period
Of such service
Senator Quay of Pennsylvania has in.
treduced in the senate a bill providing
that the pensions OF all soldiers who
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-06-08
Is SENT TO CONFERENCE.
The House Decides to Non-COncur
in the War Revenue Bill.

Washington, June 0. - The center of
legislative interest was in the house to-
day, owing to the return of the revenue
bill from the senate for house action 1t
was generally understood a majority of
the members proposed to adopt a rule
providing for the adoption of the resolu-
tion of general non-cOncurrence in the
senate amendments and agreeing to the
conference asked by the senate on Satur-
day.
The democrats desiring to vote sepa-
rately upon the senate amendments, not
ably the seigniorage provision, came pre-
pared to accept defeat at the hands of the
majority, but determined to enter their
protest and put on record their position.
An unusually large attendance was in evi-
dence.
Representative Hartman of Montana
introduced q joint resolution directing the
secretary Of the navy to have prepared
and delivered suitable medals of honor TO
Lieutenant Hohson and each member of
his crew for gallant, heroic and patriotic
services rendered the United States at
Santiago harbor on June 3, 1893. 1t ap-
propriates $500 for the purpose.
The house, on rising vote, decided to
non-concur and send the war revenue bill
to conference. The house conferees ap-
pointed are Dingley, Payne ana Bailey.
Conferees Meet.
Washington, June 6.-The conferees on
the war revenue bill met in the room of
the senateecommittee on finance at 3
o'clock. The senate conferees express con-
fidence that the conference will be con-
eluded before the end Of the week.
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sad New. for GriaIey FAMILY

Erie, Pa, June 6.-LAst night the fam.
lily Of Captain Gridley. residing here, was
notified by the navy department of the
death Of their husband and father in ia
pan as result Of the battle at Manila.
Captain Gridley has two daughters and a
son. Mrs. Gridley was in the midst OF
preparations TO go to San Francisco to
meet her husband and accompany him
across the continent to his home.
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SHAKEN BY AN EARTHQUAKE
Severe shocks Through the NORTH
ern Part of Kentucky.

st. Louis, June GA special to the
Post Dispatch from Cincinnati says: A
severe earthquake occurred in northern
Kentucky between 2 and 3 a. m. today.
At Paris several persons were thrown
from their beds. At Maysville the vibra.
tions hsted 80 seconds and were very
strong. At Millersburg the people were
panic-stricken and many fed from their
homes. The shock was felt for two min
utes, spreading terror among the people.
At Cynthiana the shock was accom-
panied by loud report, and at Owens
willie meteors fell during the day.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-06-08

o'clock the Porter came tearing back
and the Merrimac to every ones surprise
kept her position. Admiral Sampson
Captain Chadwick and Lieutenant Staun
ton could not understand until Lieuten
ant Fremont from the deck of the torpedo
boat shouted: Lieutenant Hobson asks
permission to continue on his course. He
thinks he can make it."
But in stern tones the admiral sent
Hobson a message to the effect that the
Merrimao must return at once and in
due course of time the doomed collier
slowly steamed back, her commander ev.
identity disappointed with the order re.
ceived from the admiral through the com.
mander of the Porter. Hobson's figure
standing out vividly on the lonely bridge
of the Merrimac.
All day yesterday the collier lay neal
the flagship and more elaborate prepara.
tions were made to carry out the mission
of the Merrimac successfully. During
these preparations Hobson was tireless
cool and confident, supervising personally
every little detail. When finally Hobson
went on board the Merrimac last night
he had been without sleep since Vednes-
day morning. His uniform was begrim.
ed, his hands were black and he looked
like a man who had been hard at work
in an engine room for long time.
As he said good bye, the lieutenant
remarked that his only regret was that
all of the New York's volunteers could
not go with him.
Two Men Who Dlsobeyed Orders.
When the Me1imac started yesterday
morning on the trip for which she was
recalled she had on board of her two
men who had no right to be there.
They were Assistant Engineer Crank Of
the Merrimac and BOatswain Mullin OF
the New York, who had been working
on the collier all day. These two men
refused to leave the ship and as their dis.
obedience was of the nature which pro-
dueed the Cushings and Farraguts of the
American navy it was not officially rec
ognized.
The spirit shown by the men and offic-
ers of the fleet in connection with the
Merrimac expedition is really grand and
beyond being merely expressed in words.
Under these circumstances one can inn
agine the immense feeling Of satisfaction
experienced when it became known that
Hobson and the crew of the Merrimac
were safe.
News of Their Safety.
Later in the day a boat with a white
flag put out from the harbor and Cap
tain Oviedo the chief of staff of Admiral
Cervera, boarded the New York and in
formed the admiral that the whole of the
party had ben captured and that only
two of them had been injured. Lieutenant
Hobson had not been injured.
1t appears that the Spanish admiral
was so struck with the courage of the
Merrimacs crew that he decided to in
form Admiral Sampson that they had
not lost their lives but were prisoners of
war and could be exchanged. The dingy
portion of the program does not appear
to have been carried out which leads to
the belief that she may have been smash
ed by a shot, for Hobson's men drifted
ashore on an old catamaran which had
been slung over the Merrimac's side at the
last moment as an extra precaution. They
were captured and sent to Santiago under
guard previous TO being transferred to
MORO castle, where they are now under
stood to be confined.
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CapitaI of China,

London, June G.-The Globe says today
1t learns from reliable source that the
Isl Lung YaInen (Chinese foreign ofiice)
has decided 10 make Sian Fy, province OF
Shen 81, capital of the Chinese empire in
place of Pekin.
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Third ARTILLERY.

San Francisco, June 6.-Four batteries
Of the Third United States artillery went
into camp today under command Of Major
Hess on the parade plain at the Preside,
near the Sixth California infantry.
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Captured by Cuba. Troop..

Washington, June 6.--The navy depart
ment says reports have been received that
the insurgents have won several victories
over the Spanish in Santiago province and
have taken so officers and 1900 men pris-
oners.
Sampson is arranging with Cervera foa
Hobson and party to be exchanged.
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London, June GA dispatch TO the
Daily Telegraph from Gibraltar says: The
Cadiz reserve squadron is now a week
out and bound for Cuba.
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Corbin,s Right Of way.

Washington, June 6.-The bill granting
right Of way through the Colville reserva-
tion to Corbin's railroad was called up by
Representative Jones today and passed
the house.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-06-08

Nails, 1t is said, may be driven into
hard wood without bending II they are
FIRST dipped In lard or oil.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-06-08
er into the water. This last step insures
the sinking of the Merrimac whether the
torpedoes work or not
Then Touch the ButtOn

torpedoes work or not
Then Touch the Button.
"Rv this time 7 calculate tho s;x men
will he in tho d;ngv and tho Marr;mac q
will have SWING athwart tbe channel tn
the full length Of her 400 wards of cable.
which will he maid ont before the anchors
are cnt loose Then IL ia NV time IN
touch the hutton sbau s,and ON tho
starboard side Of the br;doe The ex.
nIos;on will throw the MerT;mac on her
starboard side. Notb;ng on this side of
New York citv will he able to raise her
after tbatn
"And Won exnsct 70 oo,no ou+ of tb;s
alivePn asked a companion of the lien.
tenant
Never Thought of the Risk,
"Ab, that ia another tb;nu~ said the
l;eutenant He was 20 interested in the
mechanical details of the scheme that he
scarcely STONED to talk of possible death.
in reply to freouent questions. Hobson
said:
81 sunnose the Estrella batterv will
fire down on us a bit. but the ships will
throw their searchliphts in the gunners'
faces and thew won't see much of us.
Then. if we are torpedoed. we should even
then be able to make the desired position
in the channel II won't be easy to hit
us. and l think the men should be able
to swim to the dingy. l NAV lump before
I am blown IN Rut don't see that IL
makes much difference what do have
n fair cbapco of life either wav. If m,r
d;nov cots sbot to n;eces we shall then
try to swim for the beach right under
MORO castle. We shall keen together
at a,, bazards Tben we NAV he able
to get back to the shin. We shall fight
the sentries or n souad until the last.
and we shall only Surrender TO over.
wbelm;no numbers and our surrender
will onlv take nlace as a last and as a
most uncontemnlated emergency"
I;eutenant Hobson might have been
,.o,rr;no 20 a c,oss of cadets ON the the.
or,, of bov, 70 hr;,d sbins On del;herate
wos b;s manner He was lately at AMMAN.
olis in charge Of the post. graduate course
in naval construct;on, and ia accounted
,ro % tho rost ohle naval constructors in
the service be;no entirely wranned nm in
h;s nrofoss;on
Tbo nrel;m;narv work of this desperate
,,,das.pt;nn ,ro: stro;n nnon tho of.
e. a.1 %, ~, Wodn.saay norn;no
I;roo.,,, of,or p.or Adn,;,o, Samnson ar.
- - ~ snor oa ho ,,,os oo,to;n tho
-, a., .,on :, tha horhor ,la rron-
s.:n p"sn ~ .a,'..,n .ha nIo,,;n.o ~ tha
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-06-08

Four-fifths Of the people in Londop<nrv
er enter place Of worship.
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Atak na Santiago wstrZymany.
DEWEY ME ZAJAh DO TEJ PORY MANILI.
Komodor Watson udaje sic do Hiszpanii.
HOBSON JEST. WOLNY.

beda sic podoba'y lub niepo-
doba}y rzsdzonym.
Zwolennicy "polityki kolo.
nialnej' ME kryja sic z mysla,
re wyspy Hawajskie uwazajs
tylko "a stacya, przez kt6rs
przechodzi droga do wysp,
ktore majs bye zabrane Hisz-
panii podczas toczacej sig
obecnie woiny. Rozchodzi
i'm sic g'6wnie o wyspy. Fill:
pi1skie z ich 10 milionaml
malajskiej ludnosci. Wyspy
te beds take rzsdzone na hi.
szpa1sks mode, przez guber.
natorow i urzednik6w, mad
kt6rymi kontrola bsdzie utru-
dniona z powodu znacznej od-
leg}osci owych wysp cd Sta
now Zjednoczonych. jake
owoce wydaje taxi system,
najlepszym ma to dowodem
nieustanne bunty Kuba1czy-
k6w Filipi6czyk6w przeciw
Hiszpanom. Mic ME uspra.
wiedliwia przypuszczenia, re
ameryka6scy urzednicy beda
mniej przekupni, chciwi VIA
dzy i bogactw i mniej bez.
wzglsdni, nia ich hiszpadscy
poprzednicy. Nalezy przypu'
szczat, ze Stany Zjednoczone
beda zniewolone ujarzmione
ludy trzymac W karbaeh po.
slusze6stwa i uleglosci prey
pomocy bagnetow i armat,
wyrzekajac SIG zasad, na
kt6rych opiera sic samowladz.
two ludu naszej rzeczypospoll'
tel.
Czem ostatecznie r6znic sig
beda pasze stosunki Cd sto-
sunkow panujscych W Mem
czech i Rosyi W owych kra-
jach, W kt6rych despoci prey
pomocy bagnet6w armat dep,
ca tie prawa, kt6re W oczach
og6lu obywatelstwa ameryka1.
skiego uchodzic zwyk1y "a
swietosca
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-08

dowych W Austryi odbywaly
sic wy1scznie W jszyku ME
mieckim.
= Rad pruski ME pozwo-
liz ma zjazd lekarzy polskich
W Poznaniu przybywa6 Pola-
kom z pod zaboru austryackie.
60 i rosyjskiego. Zjazd odbs-
die sic przeto W Krakowie.
- Sarah Bernhardt ma stare
lata postanowi}a wystspowac
W Berlinie.
- Rosya zagrozi2a Chinom
zabraniem prowiucyi Iii, W
kt6rej ley Pekin, jezeli An.
glia otrzyma przywilej budo-
wanna kolei W kierunku pol
nocnym.
- Francuzkl minister woj
ny przediozy1 izbie deputowa.
nych dokumenty stwierdzajace
wine Dreyfusa. 572 glosami
przeciw 2 uznala izba krok
ministra "a dobry.
- W Budapeszcie areszto.
wano 3 robotnik6w, oskarzo-
nych zdrade stanu. Jeden z
mich zeznal, re postanowiono
zgladzic cesarza re swiata "a
pomoca bomby dynamitowej.
= Skonstato wano, ze mary
narze okretu "La Bourgogne"
wrzucali do NORA lub zabijali
ma pok}adzie pasazerow, prag.
nacych dostac sig ma lodzie ra.
tunkoWe.
= Strajk W Oshkosh, Wis.,,
ME zako6czy} sic dotychczas.
Fabryksnci nie mysls ukladat
sic unionistami i sproWadza.
ia nieunionistow.
= w St. Louis odby}a sic
konwencya populist6w, ktorzy
podzielili sic ma dwie partye:
regularnych i Middle of the
Road. Kaada partya wybrala
innych kandydat6w ma urze.
dy.
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Telegrarny.

WASHINGTON, 8 Lipca. =
Ma radzie wojennej uchwalo-
no wstrzymae sic z bonn bardo-
waniem Santiago, gdyz przy'
puszczae nalezy, re miasto
podda sic bez potrzeby nara.
zania ma smierc naszych ludzi
i ma strats naszych okret6w.
WASHINGTON, Sgo Lipca.-
Do departamentu foty made
szla depesza Dewey'a z dnia
5 Lipca. Kontr admiral ME
wspomina o zajeciu Manili,
-lecz donosi, ze wojsko lsdowe
zajelo wygodne kwatery, W W
Cavite, a Aguinaldo og}osR
sic W dniu 1 Lipca prezyden-
tenn rzeczypospolitej fliplh-
skiej.
WASHINGTON, 8 Llpca. -
Minister marynarki wys3a1
rozkaz do komodora Watson,
azeby bezzwlocznie przystspi3
do wykonania swej misyi.
Eskadra Watsona, przezna-
czona do bombardowania
miast hiszpa6skich po tamtej
stronie Atlantyku, sk1ada sic
z okretow Iowa, ,,Oregon"
Newark, z trzech krszownl-
k6w z kilku okret6w wyla.
dowanych weglami.
WASHINGTON, Sgo Lipca. -
Prezydent podpisal rezolucye
kongresu, tyczace sic przyia'
czenia wysp Hawajskich do
Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
MADRYT, sgo Lipca. :
Jeden 2 ministr6w oswiadczyl,
ae po pogromie hoty hiszpa6.
skiei ME MONA mySlee o trak.
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Zabici i fanni pod
Santiago.

Gazety polajs juz liste os6b zabi.
tych lub ranuych pod Santiago liste
to prawie codziepnie uzupe}nisja.
Podawszy og6lna oyf;e zabitych i
rannych, o lie niej mczna sic by}o
dowiedziet, ME widzimy potrzeby
podswad szczeg6lowej listy nazwisk,
zwfaszcza, ze rozmiary pisma naszego
ma to ME pozwalaja. Natomiast
jednskowoz podamy tu, c lie W
liscie og6lnej moglismy znalez6, ma
zwiska polskie, lub podobnie do
polskich brzmiaoe, gdyz to pewno.
Soia najwiecej naszych Clytelnik6w
obchodzi.
Pomiedzy raniouymi W l3 pulku
piechoty zwiazkowej W kompanii 81
INA dujemy nazwisko: Koski, szere-
gowlec.
Pomiedzy ranionyml W b pufku
piechoty, W kompanii A, znajduje
sic niejaki Cheyaaski, kapraL
W "a puiku piechoty raniony jest
pulkownik Dukat; zachodzi wat.
pliwoSt.ozyli to Polak lub slowianin.
W II pusku piechoty W kompanii
G wymieniaja, jako ranionego, kapra.
la Whiskiego; zapewne jest to naz.
wisko przekrecone.
VII pulku stanu New York W
kompanii F. ranieni zostali szere.
gowcy: Pachazski Sol6ramka.
w 25 puaku piechoty raniony 20.
stal szeregowiec Bodroski.
W brygadzie generasa LudlOws e
stanu Massachusetts, zabioi zostali
szeregowcy Spako, Medo ! Pasur,
rsniony szeregowiec Baroneski.
Wreszcie W 8 pu}ku piechoty ra.
niony zostal szeregowiec Kutal, "a.
pewne takze Polak.
Jak widzimy, niezawodnie pomie-
dzy walczacemi tam wojskami byli
takze Polaoy meznie walczac, ME.
kt6rzy mich polegli, inni ranieni
zostali ma polu bitwy. Bardzo nadtc
prawdopodobna jest rzecza ze vie
oej jeszcze Polskow ukrywa sic POD
nazwiskami irlandzkiemi, niemie
ckiemi itp.
Poniewaz ci, kt6rzy maja W woj
sku znajomycb, niezawodnie wiedza
W jakich oni pu}kaoh sau2a, przete
dodajemy jeszcze, ae lista rannych
zabitych obejmuje nastepujace pub
XII, kt6re widocznie W krwawych bi
twach wziesy udzia}.
zwiazkowej piechoty pusk IA
pusk 13 (komp. A, B, Q, D, p, +
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przeciw Gibraltaru baterye
armat najnowszej konstrukcyi.
w Punta Cabrita ustawiono
dwie baterye armat.
KINGSTON, 0go Lipca. -
Hobson jego towarzysze 20
stall przez w1adze hiszpa6skie
wypuszczeni ma wolnosc. w
Jaragua przyjmowa}o ich
wojsko ameryka1skie grom-
kiemi okrzykami. Taxa sama
demonstracya powt6rzy1a sic,
gdy Hobson wszedl ma poklad
okrstu New York;. Koledzy
vital 60 usciskami, a okrzyki
wydawane przez marynarzy
ma czesc bohatera, odbija}y sic
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W1EDE6, Sgo Lipca. =
Cesarz Franciszek J6zef oSWia.
dczy}, il uzyie casego swego
wp}ywu, azeby przy pomocy
trojprzymierza doprowadzie
strony wojujace do zawarcia
pokoju.
PARYa, Sgo Lipca. = Kore.
spondent madrycki dziennika
lie Temps" zapewnia, re ma
radzie gabinetowej uchwalono
rozpoczsc rokowania o pok6j.
MADEYT, Sgo Lipca. -
q Kuby nadeszia wiadomosc,
ze Hiszpsnie urzsdzili wycie-
czke z miasta Santiago, prze.
{amali linie ameryka1skie i 59
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ofcer6w ameryka1skich polo.
zyli trupem. Minister kolonij,
senior Romero Colon ME vie.
rzy tel wiadomosci, poniewaz
druty }sczsce Santiago z Ha'
vans zosta1y zerwane.
Hone KoNe, Sgo Lipca. -
Hiszpanie zajmujs W Manili
slime stanowjska. Powsta1cy
ME smieli dotychczas przypu.
scic szturmu na miasto. Agui.
naldo ustawia obecnie 80 ar.
mat i ma zamiar atakowaG r6-
wnoczesnie forty Santa Ana,
Santa Mesa i Malate. General
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G. H); pulk "a (kompanie A do H),
puik 6 (kompanie A do H); = dalej
II pulk piechoty stanu New York
(komp. A do D;-3 puSk ka waleryi
zwiazkowej; 25 puik piechoty; S5
pulk piechoty; brygada gen. Lu.
dlowa u stanu Massachusetts,; 20
pusk piechoty 8 pulk piechoty.
Poniewaz nasz korespondent p.
7eot1 J. Tr=e6iato'oski, nalezy do 8
pulku kawaleryi zwiazkowej, przeto
W tych krwawych walksch z pewno.
Sofa jego ME 5yso.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-08

d1ugo o brzegi Kuby. Hiszpa-
ME obcnodzili sic z je6cem
bardzo dobrze.
PORT ANTONIO, Jamaica, 8
Lipca. = Podczas bitwy NOR
skiej pod Santiago utraci{o
zycie po stronie hiszpa6skiej
200 ludzi. Do niewoli do
sta1o SIG 800 marynarzy. A.
merykanie mieli jednego ma
rynarza zabitego i dw6ch ran
nych.
Wzieta do niewoli za}oge
okretu "Cristobal Colon, z}o.
zona 550 marynarzy wlacznie
is ofcerami, przewieziono
do Guantanamo. Ma tym okre.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-08

Cztery baterye ciszkich ar.
mat odejds daisiaj z Tampa
do Santiago.
Do obozu W Chickamauga
ME wyslano dotychczas rozka-
zu udania sic ma front.
W pierwszych dniach przy-
sz1ego tygodnia wyrusay ze
San Francisco czwarta wypra'
wa wojsk lsdowych ma Fill.
piny.
GIBRALTAR, 8 Lipca. =
Rad hiszpahski postanowil
ustawi6 ma Breen Island, ma.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-08

Monet ma W Macable 5000
wojska mieszanego, kt6re po.
zostalo mu wiernem. Rozpra-
wi sic ono z powsta6cami, gdy
ci zelda 2 g6r W doliny.
WASHINGTON, Sgo Lipca.-
Kontr. admiral Sampson dono-
81 szczeg6ly o zatopienin przez
Massachusetts" ,Texas"
hiszpa6skiego okrstu ,,Reina
Mercedes. Okrst ten ley
naprzeciw zatoki Estrella,
bGsko brzegu. Jeaeli Hiszpa.
ME mieli zamiar zatarasowac
MIN wejscie do zatoki Santa
60, plan taxi ME uda} sic. O