davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-10-14
Denial of Death.

New York, Oct. l0.-.A cable message,
dated Pekin, October 4, to Thurlow Weed
Barnes in New York from H. H. Lowry.
president of the American university in
China, denies the truth of all the recent
stories as to the suicide or assassination
of the emperor.
mo one has been killed in Pekin ex-
cept six natives, who were beheaded for
attacking Europeans. The emperor has
been deposed. The empress dowager
reigns."
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-10-14

Memphis, Tenn, Oct l0.-The yellow
fever situation throughout Mississippi is
assuming alarming proportions. Railroads
have suspended business and 10000 cit
liens have fled.
The disease continues to increase at
jackson, there having been A cases since
September 81.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-10-14
First Volunteer of the Civil war.

Tacoma, Oct. lO.-Major w. P. Wyman,
the first volunteer of the civil war. died
Saturday from sunstroke. He enlisted
when 10 years old as fireman on the
flagship Minnesota, on April IL, 1861, a
few hours after the bombardment of Fort
Sumter, and fought aboard the Monitor
in its engagement with the Merrimac.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-10-14
Puget sound to Honolulu.

Seattle, Oct. l0.-It was announced Sat
urday that steamship line win be es-
tablished between Puget sound and Hon
olulu. The first steamer, the Garonne,
will leave the sound December l. She
will be followed one month later by an
other vessel. She will be operated in con-
nection with the Great Northern railroad.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-10-14
Sherman HOar DEAD

Concord, Mass, Oct. lO.-Hon. Sherman
Hoar, after an illness of three weeks. died
at ms home on Main street of typhoid
ieVer' contracted while making a tour of
the southern camps as a general of the
Massachusetts Volunteer Association
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-10-14
Made Brigadier Genar.,

CINCINNATI, Oct. l0.-Advices have been
received from Washington that Colonel
heilosg OF the Sixth U. S. infantry and
Colonel Egbert, who preceded him in com.
mand OF that regiment, have been pro-
NOTED to brigadiers.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-10-14
Morgan Not a Ghoul.

Camp Meade, Middletown, Pa, Oct. 10.
- Lieutenant Morgan, Twenty-secont
Kansas, charged with participating in the
dissertation of confederate graves at Ma
nassas last August was acquitted by the
corps court martial and has been restored
to the service.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-10-14
oregon.s senator.

Salem, Or, Oct. l0.-Joseph Simon of
Portland was elected United States SEN
ator by the Oregon legislature in joint
session on Saturday, receiving the full
republican vote. The vote was as follows:
Simon "a. Kineaid %, Bennett 2, alb
sent l.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-10-14

In Japan man can live like a gentle,
man on EGO pounds year. This sum
will pay the rent of house, the wages
of two servants and supply plenty Of
food,
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-10-14
solace Arrived From San .,u.n

New York. Oct. lO.-The u. s. hos
pltal ship solace arrived Saturday from
San Juan de Puerto Rico. She brought
~ sick seamen from various U. S. sbips
and 43 sick and convalescent soldiers
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-10-14
Work at auebec Ends.

Quebec, Oct. l0.-Senators Fairbanks
and Faulkner left for their homes Satur.
day, and no further work will be done by
the international commission in Quebec,
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-10-14

The trial of Lucchini. the Italian an
arehist who assassinated the empress of
Austria, will begin at Geneva, Switzer-
land, November 3.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-10-14

According to the Bozener Zeitung, the
Roman church in Austria alone without
Hungary has capital and property
amounting in value to 500, 769,s 800 forms
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-10-14
Reinforcements Sent.

minneapolis, Oct. Ga special train left
Fort Smelling this morning with com
panies b, F and H, under command of
Lieutenant Colonel Harbach of the Third
infantry. 1t will be rushed to the front,
but cannot reach Walker before 2 o'clock.
There are 200 picked men in the detaeh.
Iuent.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-07-20

headed si0wly for the rocks at Acerrode-
nos, where She fotind her last resting
t}laeepoa eJs@ eyed3 tad3 rs'Nilss4 aa
E# las it was apparentlthatthe Iowa conii
Fnot possibly catchit he. Cristobal Colon and
that. the. Oregon fand Indiana undoubtedly
would, and as the fast NcweYork was 'aIsJ
on her trail. ! DECIDED that the calls, of hu-
manity should be answered, and attention
given 70 thu twelve or fifteen hundred
Spanish officers and men Who had struck
their9 eofors. rtherefore heGded for the
wreck of the'Nizcaya, NOW burning furi-
oustp fore and afta When was in as far
| as the, depth ofwatef would admif.iI h,w-
erad, oil my Loats aud sent,themldt Onci
to the assistance of the unfaFtuuates on.
who were, being drowned BIZ dozens or
I roasted on the decks, ] soon discovered
that the. insurgent Cubans. from the shore
We're Shooting on men Who were Strug-
Cling iii The water after lavins srirreii-
dered'to us. ii L immediately put q stop
| to thiss aJIaaasua1 2ll - At ~ D9d
'iAIS boat crews worked Inanfuiiy and
succeeded ihsityiBg amang,p fstllos wounded
from the burning ship, Que man, whoiMill
he recommenddeat for proInqtiaIi slasnberesl
up the side of the Vizcaya and saved three
! men from blirning. to death. AS | knew
the erews Of the first two Ships wrecked,
had not been VISITED liy any Of our seess-
sells | ran down TO thenfs sf7 4 fountl file
Gloucester with aAtlfnifai = Cerveral and d
| number yof his officers aboard and also
large number OF wennded, some in q
frightfuly, IInapglsd ,epnditipa,, G,nyoprisi
oners had been killed on sLorses, byl the
fire Of the Cuhans. The IIarylrl came, off
irnd I'feqtiesteds capt! Cotton 10 go, in and
dake off tie crews 0f the 'Intanta Maria
Teresa the fAlniirantd Oddefldo' and
IAby midnight tic. Harvard had 9T6 prison
ers aboard, rae great nuinber sef jtl:sn,
woundsa,d Sab dnas bfs .;iaa 81 er
''EoE cpnra sc and DASH there Is. no par
aTel. in history to, this acton Of the, Span
gish admiral, He. submitted to- the! for
tyres @ Of Eaf 39 with ,,e. graSe th9t pgqclsipsi
P7eGabt.d dEtaiis SIS inteaseiy Proud 81 his
Slip undi her sniehr The fowdl fired. 81
12-inoh, aas 8=ihch 270 ld4linch, ,ss 1000
t6pDund and 120 1-pound sshdts.n 3usni F'
The officers Of hseXizoas assaiddthes
simply; could not bold, theirIerew, .atBthe
guns, on account Of the rapid fire poured
in upon the'Ti The decks. we're, flooded
with wdter rlo.d tie Ere Sf hose Z and blogd
from the dead md wounded oa deck.
FRA gments Of bodies a6ated in' this along
I.ttfe gun decks. ."j Every instant the crack
/ Of exploding shells told oof new havoc.
| One ofithe 12-inchilshells from the Iowa
| FeSploded Il torpedo in the Nizcaya's bow.
\ blowing twenty-one men against the deck
/ above and dropping them dead and man.
| gled into the FIRE which at once started
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-07-20
nOWA'S FINE WORK.
1
fs'FfGrTfNG E6E1 TEtts Or THE
Big NAVAL BATTLE.
Description by Evans.

\ Ehe tatfiglfn Iowa was the first ship
I'd see fhe Spisaish feet coming from the
Santiago harbor. Somebody ON the bridge
shouted; What's that black thing com
ines otltSof Vie sh;9 9bor" A moment later
tneNfowa vas az general quarters and the
signal was hoisted that the enemy's ships
rweres seemhsr 9at A gun was fired to at
| tEnst The artebtisn of the feet at 9;33 a.
m. Fighting Bob" Evans account of
the battle as told in the cabin of the
[ glQyTtp Correspondent of the Associated
@Isfess h inteasels interesting. He said:
AT the time general quarters was
spnpded the engine bell rang full speed
asset S1nd aspat fhe helm to starboard and
the Iowa crossed the bows OF the Infanta
Maria Teresa. the first ship out. As the
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-07-20

Sna Tnniro a111{I1 IiTdsF4HS IT
the 12-inelr shells 1aSmi the Forward fifTet
6f the lava seeWed to strike him fairi In
1.-The bow and, the. sight was a spectacle,,
AS the4sftiadt0h' 'tsihe out III column. the
Ships beautifully sluued' as9 to- distance
rand. gradually, inlere9siinga theiri speed to
+ thirteen knots, it was superb,
III fThe I6%a' from ethissfh6'hei1t Kept up a
steadyrhre from diebhaavN guRs9 heading
Edll the time TO keep tbs, the, Ipflantq pflan Maria
/" Teresa on her starboard bow and hoping
to rsmbeueyof sthcasadihe slfi5ss IN tie
ineaptImqes the Qfs@E Indiaaa,. Rrooslyn
And Texas were doing eeixceElent work
vii til ti7efp 'hea'@!y gdhs. A"'''s"" "'o s"P'
~ rIn sbyeIsi' short aaa6c, oiltlme' flieaehea
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-07-20
scHf,Isyt IVA As,eD tpttRMIN!sD. -
I-s' - - 9di tt.kAG.t- sstsa Fn19f R@i fgsftfa
Iaa ~ ylgJ aghql nSIg 6lnd iliw tsrtHaJ 10
Declared He W6uldi Fellow the CrisSs

g 49, tOb3f CoIdh to +paifl, -. ~ - -
3, Tri1iRfe3 Mcneil" e. AZ 6 c. bPwihe was
On the U3lS. S. Brboiilymj twus bnC 'onei Of
the forward siSlp6ihdsfs IT. bkhghe 9N9ith
Cervera's, ships,a and Wiis staT4liIigr renly
"a, few fleet aNay raieni al ashbt bffein the
'Crist6bal ,Cdl9A biSY 8ff. The, hfah AZ chiel
1eoman ,iEpis. Mcneil says insa letter
ehat Nshenitle heetwas disc6 6ytred coming
jdt Qf hf",.hi}ialr;bbf 4he ,rfeHnN III Standing
,with open nanks .for inspect ion. b lCemftio-
.lefe isehltssy was pfr the bridgF Htiripsl flI'
the fshting, aid, an orderly Heard dim
say; II want that ship. E,iiawe 500 'tbhs
n.f,, COAL and plenty OF woodwork OF This
yeSsel,' and I'll have her. ii L chase. her to-
Epnia."atn9 s. agGd iii" 9uAGt1 7otnHh "a
~. -..-.L. LII LA1...hIuE ..attlLi
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-07-20
Many Years. a CnnYict.

4 James Croak, the oldest prisoner in the
Wisconsin penitehtiary. is dead. He was
so years old and nearly half his life had
been spent within the. confnes t.. q
the gloomy prison. He was the first
TO be buried in the new prison cemetery.
Tie old man had been i'll. the hospital for
years. FQr the most part he enjoyed
good health. but at intervals he would get
it into his head that he was going TO die
and insist upon having IA priest sent for
The priest would come. and talk to. him
and then he would get well He used TO
spend his time playing checkers. Time
had softened his features and rehnei his
face. a.,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-07-20

surrender of Santingo BY, noon, or, to re-
hew the attack dbon 'tffe ETY. "fhe Jisj
patch to General Shaftet'S Wddiifgo him
notifNs{roral -shat he must fighf cbf Sur
render unconditionallX, Without fMrther
farley l; :, was as, sept from the White. House
Then there was pea nearly Iy two s'SSS AGS r.
anxious waiting beforeiiiSc news WIS re-
teived, annquneing. Santiago's faiiznaHd
that the Spanish general had conptqded to
quit ON condition that he and his men
be allowed to return to SpaiAg dSThese
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-07-20

ln Iik yaIq49ns TewsY1FR. IsfFtf con. on.
edsl lgnaoeAdehaedshd nhauia 9gefiiheta,
paasho saabdt ibdwasdessneffhat slYa
latlaR,whA a,toHisions destihe,f f5i
iblp9rtsH ThazSesaseef thei GyEei
tnp'|Y aa9thveeE; siaiteRRtl eaaotiea part OF
lfh ,.9i1. ageatS aalnHcGor tAes sdmposepish.
f0opf IN Cupa. 4,taoush vail 7ei
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-07-20
rs MONEY TO SINK ,FLEETs.
4 mtnnnition, for, unised, STATES War
=, -. shins Ia IL neu 81 xf.iIl.p inc n, :.

= % ~HlF SfIff1s sAsfsEgNptffS5NEkI'W v l'HH II
Lieut. iiCofamanders Speyets,s eommafldi
| ing The United States collier Ca esar, tells
some interesting facts IN connection with
the recent naval battle. off. Santiago. Gun
ner Apologize, of the brooklyn told him
that whena the Nixcaya tried I'D ram The
Brook ltn ,tifs hitter fred in fhe few
mentsmin which then engagement elastel
anlmunitioir ucastinga S8f ;000M Iq'bis con
sisted ,pf fSS3 Inch, 65 6 incl, 1g, poHRd
| and 400 ot7peund sheHs. The slfotrwhiGh
did the, fmbsti execution $,vas zone s1ineR
shell, fred BY tIhf Bfpokiyp, witch 1Faksd
the Nizcaga. fore andIair, and killed I'M its
passage eighty Sranid rtis. Q The T3iinch
shells 9ff yYfHe Oregon did fright full lsxeel,i
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-07-20
Killed ny a Train.

IA, westb6und Wisconsin Central passen-
ger train Struck and Killed PGtcr Pinter
inear Boyd. Thea traiil lAsas runnisl Z fun
speed. The body WAS badly, mangled and
the man was dead when the physician ar
, rived. He lived ut Stanley and leaves
wife and ehildren.qHos oi r"al0ah 4taR
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-07-20
Make, Ready TO n, the Iowa.

Brooslyn,s new dry dock 'atithe navy
sard lis being made ready to receive the
battleship Iowa The Iowa is to have its
bottom cleaned ard hwiit 1haxes removed
from its armor q big Spanish SHE'LL which
imbedded itself there during the recent
naval fight off Santiago. " s1l- y on
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-07-20
SAYS His BEG AN 'ThE BATTLE.


dApsagtggg Kelgata,o 81, YevafK,,'S 'S. ] 19dAe l9dAe
Pof the. ..gunpers ,abpaRd, the ,battleship d ",
tlianaig in IA, letter to his brother !, ghaffes,
esain ns the ai}tlhefi9 i9n A. S fired ff2
first shot i'm the naval battle at Santiago.
|, Toward the end of the battle, he writes,
when it was seen that the, Nizcaya was
almost defeated, the sailors in hiis tt.prrst
scratched ION que Of the Shells in. big Iat-'
ters, "Rpmember tlier Maihes4o Hbenl the
lhnyara was, Pulled the' Shelf WAS sseh ~
strike the stern of the, Nizeayft, Itearinglit.
to pieces and setting shenveE;sel ono fire. :
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-07-20
Wisconsin Man Kulc.{.

,a, A Lakefield (AIinn) Special says: On
john Neslfth y farm, 'si2 miles southwest
of tewn,a1while George, Ralph, sefl Welr
come, and Peter, Wandertqmb, Of Kan app
| sasviie, wis, were preparing a pound
chhrgeao OF dynamite to aTseiinsx weal they
were digging it eNplededa sIlaiphawasa ait5
'erally blown to pieces, parts of his body
being fduhd over forty PAGES from where
the accident happened, 'Wauderhaulb had
both feet and right hand blown off, but
lived an an, bopr apd. a half ~ The aGeiqent
was the result of carclessness, the men
hhsing9beesa engaged pobndihg the sdtna-
m2e into the can with spike when it
exploded
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-07-20
ALL OVER THE STATE
ITEMS OF INTEREST IN BADGER ,
q shoi 1ol ooi DOMa svsd aneeudT,
Young Girl Confesses 20 the Crime of I
Arson oldest Convict saDead- kaned
asasyiIics Man Killed oiu minnesota /
Fatality atEayd.o aalyha ssl5 Jnadt
Revenge of a Punished Girl.

Revenge of a Punished Girl.
!" Lydia Berger. a 15-year-old girl, is IN
| Jail, having eenfassed toa the erimast OF.
arsop,tocSeyeral days cage 5she leftt, ,Jhpf her 3
home, ON farm north Of Milwaukee, and
went to town TO Witness the Historical pa4
gehht of tlef carnivalse e.letrationa eShet
WAS. out late that night and the, next day
her father whipped her for staying away
1 Without his PERMISSION. She so8ght qre-
yenge by settling hneto the ilbtles cottage
III which they, lived, i was brned, 70 the,
grbund A neighbor gave the family sh {lf
ter, and the9next day the 'girlases sire5 80
the house epfl their beRefa tor. Her, Mgthf-
er ordered her to harness, a team OF
horses, which were temporarily qliartered
in a ibarns behonging tos1he WISCONSIN,
Ldkcs lee Company. The girl Mept 81
the loft and set the barn on fire, which,
with sixty five tons OF hay, was bufued
to the sroundda arhes girl says she,setitiTe'
10 the; places esimply, to ,have areyenge op
her father for whipping her.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-07-20


"A to Camp int lie Mounts
ah ea'f aairs,of Eas ter ii cnba!P' boo sad =
NJ The ,appeatsnqs af,,Feuswa feyar among
the limited States,tnoDps beforeRSantiag6
has CAUSED A. radiea cha uge' in the, plaifs
which, , this yernpiept intended TO ,fal-
low gorhad .aeefi talseTD lThe
change applies not only to tie Pptt0 iIssiitsl,
I'm expeditiQa b,Itq odthe dais snSsition of
the victorious arniyathat has beeh exposed
TO the 1scodige3;2 % ,Arrahgeinsnt 81 +for pre-
venting spread, OF the disease have been
madey y,andoa9 part of, the program is the
retention Of Gifn Ssshaftet's fpFcss'i IN Ciiba
until danger Of infection ha pa ssed. Gena
Sternbei gst surgeon general of The army,
recommended that the troops bd removed
70 theEodf mountain districts inl th} east
ern part OF Culla, and his advice will
u ~ III 81 Y*f &Jlp& f3G dHm IN
pipnapiya ps lolloWed.b}yu yui hnH .niRaa p5t
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-07-20
anish BATTERIES : MA 81 ed..

hg Prom OFF q Garnedas, Comes report that
Rbatteriesin the course lofsd construction as
web asn TWO 9,othets already dco4llettetd,
have teen, destroyed. t.si The sSpania nds
made a brave resistance, md the Anierf-
lean shells assfaa, qfay qfay fatalitiesse5a The
| American ships were not struck sttd iif
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-07-20
oiPR fyVINC M 3{Fo1S

agc ed .uof'ihaPgh606a Gt ir 'sftFe 'ssftFe RE2iT Es22eiT Iii
t=zsr-EEEza4t= n ~
Hterms qre sneA ,asi ithe ABaerisap sptp Aisfte IL
nlander gould aDcslt, and the neld MAS, ssnfe
therefore hailed rs at hana, IInaeed,. 1T isaEgb
had been informally decided at the con was
ference between the President and Seere- Glra
tary Of war eaifief III 'tEe day, In The IS sh
event of1 theicpt IN" garfson' to SpaIii
send the prisoners to Spain!i nFfs VIII ptd' tic
accordingly be done as the. best possible
IS would ~ ohss%ss s be an
upon us. .qtsgeq snigtf fisefe
" ttlfiI LA III 1tps h3fe1fHf y.tYNs ftsal t.N@ |,
possession pos Sor Gnn Sa the iiS II WI
+;ons of tho thrac~ weeks leading nm that |
~ tba rsrts sf,i,I NV Iiti iTsJg gi PShntt
torest Il t,ea sss,ar,rss ifS, n e98 aoff Yisar
SS.ntiaeo Jrna % and limo % thav warn itiouI
sfoly IL ndol ot Ra;o,,;r;--rl rlsho advance ted 81
man Santa 10 bee,n iirnh,rabyi,r G,JJ 2l OF pcI
JHra gua captured, ,snh onst t4sey slime ih1sal
day occurred the galantl cdf sthefstsEi
Spaniards at ia QuasiqH hE1the yrsgtr b IVY
lars and r2ggha riSisrrf ellpns ~ sAaftsr
TSs1pf %ss %b sFq h1s 9B 1q%S p ShpSs SS
80 Caney was taken, and July / and . ifddfh
% vas .'gs agS'HE 'S sl5RS tPe 81 6Fgnt s%s Few
Isan as,, ti,6o drirsn S s,S55I5d dfs TIE
iorTtS from tbcir onter gsgp1c 1c9j H5fss apf with
July, 3 Gen. Shafter deshanted the sur stros
render ofssthe etxIoatpK dsnk:ndi ihn stsqa
emphasizels bS rsserBot isa oil Gears fa3lafS
Jyerafs aestd9dts ,dfssesata sFtss tsa en- FRs
eltpe fron 81, ss2pflak2s sAlahegSs s9asflltaas Ii t
was arriuged, Which was SUCCESSIVE ek1 I9hS YIN
1te,eIfd 'tD Jhlx aaq 10 (th tn" last c6l5fs
named aaae4aiafel rafuaed 5hAl i''o'"'
surrender, and the feet bolpRardsla the H., A /
city fly II lreen reenents Saine np, II The
the nysitIiet N He cts' WAS cgfPtttet gre;pr
and a second demand for srffrehaer Was AID h
sent. July 13 uvertures were made by it. II
ttR Spanish gsfbai gftg alaiia bpssh zEah lssf8m:
of a acommissien ,so oarTasge Asrnsaf eeaeedaahs'
tnhd The arnfStes Yas1sxtglasa AsaBvtail nIaiiy
noon OF July IA On that tsqltl s.ii..s
Of the hopelessnesst of fpyt her
Cen ,TortH surrendere2d The clfS and his -.
army gnul L1a 5aoInj Ils h6s sblo9 .fdare,
The southeastern ,A sfg,ara ii 1stof aahidFgs
line drawn from Aserruder0 on fhe south orders
70 SaguDsntle AortHrftfh aGef Of tASbut I tfseo
5000 square f,liles tlfei isa psap lofsdFe fsheoes
province. the fortsmnl aiseir7 7hsarst uas1 g7ted
snI Torars army about 15.00a strong. WAS i
nave passed into rpossassi9ptpt Thsre,h stE
sill remain in thsg Yeftssn ,PfFtfrpf5Ffe Amer
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-07-20
as'TELtS His STORY,

'7s ~ Sinking of the Merri ma .an
liThel return of Assistant Naval Cen-
structor Richmond +, Hopson, of rMerrimac
fame, 70 his ship, the flagship New York,
was marked BY Wild enthusiasm. AS Hob
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-07-20
I = MOI Bfff1 I9IstfAF Jt9t {
AYHAkE TO aPAYs EOR, If LEET.s 81
e $fTaiaHt5 eriaa5 ssSsIas sss,Ss 5a Yglp apissa Ma'

; 9ht1s' 70 'Besfrby 1T. -,
'la say{h4 h2a 6Bs 9anRs tons agrees e
etrpet3fs htfGmpf to escape, from
I idebjiafthbF' kasaa 4 brave act. act there
, ,lisisibH. asaJialfSn yas to Tie effect
o, upon0the esA4aehinits' The I'M
States will demand of Spais as price
1epce. The Spanish squadron while
idPtiaa,s dAaglic nawssr informally Eshr
II eand anSahsedsseabsalt sSitaDys,e's,
ed unIRsQl,p'jto Ihe, SpaHiasths, Hera fprr
wi f0fIfied that the .Millflll destruction
he hsetb,tS9up hset ,t9u pFsIlfHnh rs IllHn its fallia aIprize
be &h1erichn forces. would ,be met by
ing a,a0yaoo toS the warTindempity.
rel of the officials are iDefned to the
' that the Spanish, fearing the, capture
I'd fleet inaFha hhrh6r. and. being unz
ihg,aSMsf eHe siffcuhisfahees TO-. de-
Y tImoshins,ahs smsavesi. or1fered' Ger
to hlkegthesl1anoe sfsescaping, With
MS to complete the wres,t5 of the squad
aBouId h. "
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-07-20
suggests cnre for Fe yer. giiys,I .,...',

srA.gNew, rY,qEk pir sician, makes tbe, sug-
gestion thatIa building be fitted up near
Santiago .rnd COOLED BY. Liquid saiy 10 -gbef
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-07-20
oCarp inntiier Mounts

- = =
TO cHECKo' tEyERi
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-07-20
Viii Court Martial Monet.

IlowSthe freezing Point. This is said u
be TACTICAL, As frost Kills, yeg9Y jack,
eureA might be wrought This way.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-07-20

United fates Postofilcc in Cuba N
Thee fifsp United States postoffce ia
Cuba alsss iseafi asiaShshef III BaisqIuirni,
and isrequipped for doing the business of
city or aae9e9 inhab bssaftss o. 51sa = ~
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-07-20

sr. SIIciREf g rceTHkBRR sASSrfA Go..'
: Spauiarl = aere nsina tais Church Tor stof.,l
ing Nnrnuniti n and when she'll from Samp-
son 5fieet tsslrkC utt sgtfple churefs was ifit"sn
to pf ees. a.ne xlrL xan.r
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-07-20

At BrqE.,aSYen. aMissr.sa3 thief entsyelI
the yotfioe Of Express Agent Perkinls n
broad daylight during bis Temporary abb
ssaIcce and carried on TIE money drawer,
containing $50 in cash and several yalaa.
bio pSgkAksa
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-07-20

peaded si8wlya for the rocks at Acerrode-
ss, where She fotind her last resting
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-07-20

tile ex5chf ia:aTof fsnge Of Lieut. Hobson was eff,
fected after much parleying between Gen.
k!sNafter aHa Gef.' 9'oraf,, s .'hte. Spaniards
Mt first were not willing 10 Hand over the
eight Americans fsra tsirfiIa r nunber Of
Sranish prisoneT< aeveiiad o6E sp@3is1uq