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The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-02-26
ID. of H. Wa shington Social.

Wednesday the Degree of Honor
gave Washington social that was
we'll attended and highly appreciated.
The program was exceptionally good.
and each number was happily receiv-
ed. The program was as follows:
Piano Overture ... :. Mrs. Varney
Remarks on George Washington
..J. 81. Cradlebaugh
Vocal Trio. ..........
Will Frank, Bert Barrett and
Fred Snipes
Solo. Miss Hattie Cram
Recitation Master Neil Mcnamara
Vocal Solo. Prof. Lundell
Tableau, "George and Martha
Washington, "..............
Mrs. Varney, MIR. Clifford a1d
Hazel Waud
Select Re ding .........J. A. Douthit
Vocal Solo. Mrs. Varney
Mr.. Credlebaugh's remarks were in
his usual happy strain, and set the en-
tire audience in pleasant mood to
enjoy the remaining numbers, all of
which we're exceptionally well render
ed, especially the trio which was
heartily encored, and the recitation of
little Neil Mcnamara, who was called
back and recited Zone Little Hatchet"
in a manner that fairly brought down
the house, also the tableau, which
brought forth loud AMI long az
olanca
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-09-29
Epantid1e sntrignen.
}pidraht unter ben philippines.

/ nnnild, 26. Sept. Qlguinalbp
lpiinht bic MuBenipelt bur6 bic .glIz
loeiiHe preFe" bdbpn in aenntnib 3u
lettf. bab offenbar mehrere Spdnier
Ilrb prieiter i'm gerein nit einigen
Isinpborenen 3piitigteiten unb Der
Ioide.uneen berbei3ufiibren iuhen, um
BEL ttn Ameritanern ben 9louben Su
krnsien, bab bic gdn3e gepDlterun9
llnpaiObnlib gaItimmt iIt. 4guinalpp
srtlirt ferner. baB bic qufipiegler
! fostr Seute, ipelhe iih ais Hebellens
offidere ausgeben uno 3utritt 5ur
lSta,t bdben, nit 9elD unb ltnifprz
Fprnen ausitdtten, nnp er befhulpigt
ei:.ei geiptiIen Gugene 8luncp, Der
Dalptaufipiesler 81 iein.
gie philippines beEBen ieBt aat
Dpapfer, fpelcbe gruppen nu6 Den
Fisbihen sSnIeln transpprttren, no in
Babe Elm energif1 gefiibrter 6elb5ug
lsssal bic Spdnter eroffnet lperben iDl.
Sic Shiffe iinb ni1t ornirt.
9us ipuniIhe Sunpnenbpot 81
Cato traf fiir5lih i'm 6dfen BON
Mhboti ein unD IhoB bds bort por
Mnsr liegenpe Ybilippinps 5rupz
penidiff n8uriian" in ben 8runo.
Ger pbilippinDs GongraB berdtt
iidSur 3eit iiber Die 4ufbringung BON
Webmitteln, nm Die burd QufreAters
6olung Der groben Qrmee erpahienen
Soften gu beden. Bislang DnrDen
biek llnfpIten purh ougemeine Seis
trale beltritten, ieBt ipllen lie purh Grs
hebhng gspii1er Steuern gepett pers
ben pbfppbl Die 9etppbner Der nDrbli-
hsn propin5en lif geeen iegltht
Gtalererbebung ausgeIprohen haber
uno iich berielben piDerieBen tperDen
: Die in bieien uderbaurei6en Yropin'
sen anIGiligen 9eipobner uno BIZ
Uelebelppbner BON eSlpeis unb Gam:
balls nliBtrauen ben Sagalen unp be-
herren auf Der @inieBuns zines ume.
rifdniIhen Yrotectorass. Die grhet
baiia elmer @runbIieuer ipurbe auf ben
ggasreiIe abgepieIen, od oiefe IN
elfbmdbig bieGingebDrenen trdfe mi
bn Sagalen begiinItige.
M9uinalbp ertennt fppbl bic Shirte
'Irialeiten an, Die SntereiIenItreiti9tei
49, Dsisnleaen. b9Fft absr trpgbem, oQi
bt Wld1te ben philippines gtnii9eni
@legenbeit seben, ii9 elmer Selbitre
gkrung fdbig gu 8etgen.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-09-29
9niuad,s anierer Tlottc.
sSnIanta Wiaria SereIa" mieoer
ilott.

YloDa Del Site, Guantanamo Bar,
Cuba, 26. Sept. Der 8ergungsgez
fnI1aft, pelhe unter Der lufii9t oes
tieut. 2pbIon bic Wrads Der ipunis
Hen ariessI1iffe gu bergen iuhte, 1T
& gelungen, ben areu5er rSnfdnta
Maria SereIa" piener flptt 81 MAIDEN.
Der Greu3er lpuroe bon benz upotos
mac" in's Shlepptdu genommen uno
trat, begleitet bon oem uNepart"
.Scorpion" unb .2aparubo4 bic 5abrt
noh Der Guantanamo Bah an. no Ell
lsbte Haht sliidlih antum Das 10
erfolgreih ssbobeneShiff ipurbe iibere
al burb 9uten Der 0ampfpfeifen,
burd gbfeuern beg Tutional1alutes
unb 9p9rufe be9riibt, in pel4e bic
gubaner nit einitimnlter. Wpr Siz
bpneD perfiinbste ous plDblihe Jallen
bes 8arpmeters uno Der iih erhebenoe
Winb bas Naben zines 9urritans on
unb bic Sabrt nah 0uantanamc
mubte baber febr befaleuniet perben,
Der .Neipart" leiitete tpertbpolle Silfs
Bel ben 8ergungsurbeiten. Der areus
aer ,Maria SereIa" piro BON benz He=
paraturiaiff r8ulcan" fopeit rerariri
iperbsn, baB es na9 oem gtoroen bugs
firt iperben tann.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-09-29
8iS gum s5abresShIu6
Ntub Guba gerdulut isin.

WaIbinstpn, 26. Sept. Die Cuba
Hdumunsscommiflion bat Bis iest
nur ipdrli9e 8eri9te iiber ben Sort
gang Der 0erbanolungen einseianoi,
aber lie bat jeBt I'm lpeitere Snitruts
tionen betreffs ihrss Nerbaltens nafs
ss1u9t. gs Icheint, bab bic ipaniihen
gpmmiIIGre ertldrt boben, nit Der
NGumuns Der Snlel ni4t Dor benz l.
Nopenlber beginnen ano oieielbe niht
por benz %. Jehruar beenoen ar fons
nsn. Sm 9inblid auf benz unter ben
gubanern berr3aenben Notbitanb UNI
beren llnfGbisteit, Mrbeit gu betoms
men, entldieb Der prdiibent, bic Gom-
miHdre babin 3u initruirtn, bdb bic
AGumuns Der Snfel nidt ipdter c.s
am Is. Ottober beginnt uno ni6t Ipd=
ter als am 81. December beenbet iei.
Die Negierung min auh geesn lie
bon benz Oeneraleapitdn Blanco oss
plante Sransftrirung Der 0ebeint Go
lumbus' nit einem 3beil bts biefelbei,
bebedenben Wonumente mad Gpnnien
proteRlfen, inbfm bdbur4 bic 8ers
tintes no bts 6riebenS qrptetolI1
! lnG44n4r W ~ - -
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-09-29
Nermegene N6uber.
Sin Giienbabn3ns BON iieben 8anoi.
ten ilberiallen.

Ganias gitp, "a. Sept. Sieber
psrmummte Mdnner bielten ben als
2ittle Hpd e Wihitd grpreB5us be-
tanrten peItpdrt5 observation-disclosures
Yacific pal1asieraug lebte ga4t nm
9 llbr 40 Wtin. in einem gBalDe SfDiz
Ihen 2eebs unb Oaipion, iieben Wteiz
len BON GanIas Gitp, an, nahbem lie
turs porber bic teleeruphii1en Snitruz
mente in Der Yelt Cine StatiDn na5ez
Bel Seritprt unb ben Selegrapbiiten ..
M. Siiep seSipungen hatten, elne halbe
Dielle DitliA pOr ibnen 1er5umaridiz
rem. sic sdben bas s altelignal, ais
iih Der 3ug ndherte, bemdhtlsteu ll4
5hnell bes 2ocomotipfiibrers Sloeum
unb bes 0eiSsrs Weiton uno olpansen
bieIe, BON Der locomotive abouIteigen,
norauf lie bic locomotive uno bic ggs
prebodr bon ben anberen giienoabn=
lpaaen trennten unb bamit anbertbalb
Meilen nah Daipion su fubren. Oie
paIIagiere nurpen nlht belditigt, unn
Der ,porter" bes Shlofnassons. Der
ii9 in's Mittel gu lesen beriu4te.
ipurbe {dneu burh einen SduB in ben
Wasson 3uriidgstrieben. gn elmer
einfamen GteIIe Der 8abn braden i.
bann i4neu in ben @epddpagen uno
5er1prensten ben sroBen uno tleinen
4afenf4ranf nit Dpnamit uno bu4s
itdblid aud ben Masen in eriimmer.
sic sebrauhten 70 piel Opnamit, bat
man bic Grplo{ion beutlih In aanias
Gitp bDren tpnnte. GS mar Elm Wunz
Der, baB bic N6uber ni4t felbft II
Ntonle 01pren9f nurben. Wie grot
Der @eIbbetrdo unb ber Wertb ber 3er'
R5rten @a9en mar, pplIeu bic 0abn,
beemten uid9t ansebeR.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-09-29

eSn 8ui6nel piro i'm 9nufe eeS
6erbites Elm neues S6ulbaus gebaut.
/ Der Serbitiermin in Der Mderbaus
ibule 81 BrOpfin9s besann nm8ienitos.
glm 5reitns sinaen s garlabunsen
9Rinbnieb u0n Suron nah 6ftliben
Mdrften ab.
@m. 8attman ron Siib 3nfota
purbe als @rpbihmieb bes Der. Staa@
ten @etterbureaus anseitellt.
Die Steuerauflage upn MeYberien
Gonntp betrdgt bieies Sabr fir gpuntp
uno Stant blpB S Drills.
9lud in Meaee guuntp 1T stuilden
Den orei Silberparteien elm ueberein.
tummen beiueriitellist purosn.
gtah benz lanbpiribIhait!ihen Be=
riht 1T auh Die aartoHelernte faIt our1>
meg i'm Staate bieles Sabr gut gera@
then.
Yierre, 26. Sept. 3reitaulenb
Stld Hinbuieb liesen aui Der aneern
Seiie oes 5lu1ies, um fur ben 5itliben
Wtarft aui GiienbabnSase oerlaoen 5u
peroen.
Suron. Den sebn BON @ri9sbp'S
gupbOp 8esiment in ibre 6elmat bier
5uriidtebrenoen SDloaien ipuroe opn Der
gptuorib 9eague, einem 8erein iun9er
9eute, elm gmpianssfeit bereitet.
Spsmit. Die 9empfraten, Bspu=
lilten unt Silberrepublifaner BON Gbz
munos gountp baben i'm beSten ginuer-
nehmen elm semeinlhaftlibes 9idet aufs
seitellt, pelhes obue 9peiiel erludblt
Iueroen iuirb.
@arb. Sic neue 5reimaurer- Qos
senballe aebt ibrer 8ollenouns entse9en.
-Spbn Streu bat feline 5arm perfauft
unb siebt nah Soma. = 61ft Sober bier
seitebt Die g8ieoererudbluns beg Gous
perneur See gu.
4 Suron. 8or etliden Taeen brnnnz
te bas Wobnbaus bes s.. 8. parne in
Wernon 9opnIbip nieber. Gin gbeil
Der Sausserdtbe uerbrannte ebenfans.
9as Jeuer entitano burh eiueu @aioz
linpfen. 8erluft ettpa 81 800. @orue
miro lOfort neu bouen
got Sprinss. gBm. Rhprbt unb
beiien Bruoer iperben Itedbrieflih bonn
Sbsrifi gaitman perfolgt Neulid mie.
theteu fie 20 Xferbe i'm iiiolihen Theife
BON Sal @iuer County unb anitatt bic
Hferoe 5uriidaubrinsen, pertaufteH He
bieIelben.
| | Maubas. Sehs Snoianer ipurben
perboftet unb bierber eebro9t, mo lie
Sih weseu 8ieroebiebftubls 3u uerant.
iporten boben. sic tperben bei@uleiat,
leit ldnssrer Belt Hferbe aus Dr. s. s.
6erman's Deibeoranbeu seRoblsn Il
taben. Nan erpartet weitere Ser
ltaftusea.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-09-29
g SaredIi6e 8reuelt5at.n.

Sapdnu, 26. Sept. Gin anseIsbener
Spanier, Der ipeben opn Sunto gipis
ritu etngetroffen. erSdblt fhredlihe
GreIssGpaten, bic uuf gefebl bes ipas
ntI6en Generals SSgnacio Gitrua be-
aungen. gttpd preiBig Berfpnen, los
hale Qutonprliiten, lieB er BON Sens
burmen beinlih in her Iaht perbaften
uno auBerbalb Der Stdot abf4laba
ten.
80 pGlen ntat amertfaHes
fein.
Mabrib, 26. Sept. Gs perlautet
bier, baB 10000 Spdnier, tpelfe in
gprtp Ricp ppbnen, iib geiDeigert buz
ben, bort unter ameritaniIder 5lagge
al bleiben, unb forbern. buB iie auf
Reaierungsfoiten nah Spdnien Sllriidz
trdnsportirt iperpen. Die 9lngelegens
heit lift benz Cabinet unterbreitet tporz
ben.
6ranfrei6 neiat surii d.
2onbon, -. Sept. 4us Cairo err
fdhrt bic ,0ailD Ulail" aus DDlIig unz
parteiiIher auele, baB 5ranfreid
cine periObnlt6ere Sultung 8roBbriz
tannien gegenibsr angenommen unp
erfldrt bat. baB bic Expedition bes
Wfaiprs Wdrhdnb cine p1llige pripute
fet. Der Strhdr Sen. &it6ener tpirb
iih er6ieIen, ben Wfdior Mar4anb
nah Cairo gu beforbern unb 2eBterer
tpiro iepenfals ppn bieIen 9lnerbieten
9ebraudh MAIDEN. 5dihoba fpiro bann
bon dgpptiI4en 5ruppen beIest pers
ben.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-09-29

nit ben nDtbtgen gtnrtntungen 5u per4
ieben, biirfte Die Wtitfahrt unterbleiz
ben.
Dos beutIfe Gaiferpour ipirb fehs
SAGE in aonItuntinopel bleiben. Weber
cine sSa6rt nah 2ipobid nod elm Qlbs
iteder nah Humdnien 1T in bas pros
qramm uuFeenomnen iporben. Der
aaifer aebenft aber einen Iusflug aui
Der Mnatplienbdhn biz Serete ober
ssssmibt Su nnternebmen. Die aaiierin
ipirb auf Der 5dbrt in pdlditina bon
sipanaie Wlann ibrer 2eib 8arbez
gompagnie begleitet.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-09-29
0eihdftslagc.
l,anbel nno 6eihaiie gebeiben.

gsn gorf, 26. Sept. q. g. Dun C
Sos bies,pDhentlide lleberiiht iiber
ben Stunb Der @ei4Gfte in ben Der.
Stdcten luutet ipie folgt: Wei5en lit
troB Der groben grnte ipdbrenD Der
WDfs Inn bier Gents geitiegen, bauptz
id6lid, neil bic Nusfubr, troB Der guz
ten Grntedusiihten in europa, INNER
nod cine fehr bebeutenbe lit.
Die Wiaisuusfubr mar aud bepeuz
tenD, ipenn auh niht 10 fart ipie i'm
porigen sSabr. Der Yreis 1T glei6fulIs
etfpas in Die 6Dhe gegangen.
Die aus ben perI6iebenen StGbten
eingetroffenen 8epefcbsn berihten BON
elmer guns uuBergep0bnlicben 8ez
IdGftstbdtigteit in ben fpeitliaen
gentren, namentlih in gbieago. ct.
8aul unb ct. lruis.
SIM Often fdnn man es iiob f6lper
erfldrsn, baB i'm Weiten Elm Iol1' un=
geipobnlihe 5bdtisteit berrIhen tann,
pbgleth aud bort Der 9eIhdftsgarg
ein burhaus befriebigenber lit, unb bic
9eihdfte pielleiht nur i'm Sabre 1892
grDBer iparen ipie ieBt. Die Clearing
Soufs nmiGBe mdreH in Der Wp6e nm
3.5 proeent tleiner ipie in Der pprigen,
dber um 13.1 Procent gr0Ber pie
1892.
Die gifenz uno Stdblinouitrie
ninlmt an llmfanq in ddn3 lInqetpDhns
liher Weiie 3u. 0eutIhlano unb gngz
LAMB limb i'm Wlurtt unb hdben piele
Sauienpe 5pnnen Stubl beitelt, fobub
Die ameritoniihen GtabliIements fir
Mpnate binuus ppllauf su tbun baben.
Sdienen iinb in fold Itarter Ruh=
fraee, bdb Die sSabritanten ernItlif)
oaran benten, bic preiIe 5u erb0ben.
Die preiie fir Ylatten, Stangeneiien
nnb 9rabt Igel itnb bel Der lebbuf=
ten Rahfraae etipas erbDht poroen.
Die gpfe prpbuction belief iid
fpdbrenb Der Wohe auf 140,658 SoHs
nen, gegen 1871 Spnnen in Der Do
risen Mohe 3inn 1T etipas ftdrfer 81
1915 gents, aupfer bagegen lit ru-
big alt 12.5 gents unp 9let perbdlt-
niBmdBig 9leidmaBia 8u 4 Gents,
WeiBbleh perfauft 3u S2.62b.
Die etnbeinlile9e aupFer Brohuc.
tim belief iid i'm 4uquit auf. 19, ,50s
Ipnnsn, 9egen 5000 5onnen in
Muslanp, Inp bic grobuction pon glei
in ben leBten iechs Mpnaten uuf 156,.
113 5pnnen, gegsn 289,598 Conner
i'm gansen eSubr 1897.
sSn Der Settil Snbuitrie 1T MIDI
Der gleicbe guffGbpung 5u bemerter
tpie in ben anberen groBen sSnbuitrien
/ bauptidhli1 peil BEL bem f1arfer
/ Riebersang i'm preis Der 8aumpoIle
| Die 5abritanten geneist limb, abSuipar
ten, ipie iid Der Wartt geltalten pirp
Wole pirp ungetebrt 81 bod gebaltel
unb Die aGufer hdlten 5uriid. 8i
Wpllperfdufe beliefen iIh IN ben leBtel
brei Wohen auf nur 10,078, ,70t
pfunb, sesen 49,451. 400 pflinb il
berielben 3eit i'm lebten Suhr unb al
| 23, ,463, 700 i'm Sabre 1892.
Die 3abl Der ganferotte betrug lid
pGbrenb Der Wode in ben Ser. Stau
ten 173, sesen 209 i'm leBtenSabr, uni
in Ganaba 16 segen % i'm leBtel
| Sdbr.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-09-29
Sn santiaso
sSiro bic Surisoieiion ansgebebnt.

Santiogo be guba. "a. Sept. prda
iibent WacainleD bat bic Surisbiction
Des Wsilitdrgpuperneurs gBoob iiber
Die oanse prpbin3 Santidgo ausgez
bebnt. 8leih5eitig fpurbe Sberitliellz
tenant 2l. u. Wilep bonn 5iinften Sm=
munen Regiment gum 8ouperneur
srnannt, nit Der WeiIung, ale Chill
gsrihte uno 8erfpdltungs5iDeigs i'm
oItli6en Gubd an repreaniiiren.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-28
stxorg

The readers OF this paper will be pleas
ed Ito learn that there is a. least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able TO cure In all its stages, and that is
Cstarrh. Halls CataTh Cure Is the
oniv positive cure known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being constitution
al disease, requires, constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the sys-
TEN, thereby destroying the foundation
of the disease, and giving the patient
strength BY building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work
The proprietors have so much faith in
its curative powers, that they Offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that Ii
taifs TO cure. Send for list Of tsssinon-
isls. Address r. J. CERkRY & Co.,
Toledo, o. Sold by drugsis t7ss.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-28
ScovPl a Prisoner.

New York, July 20.-The Herald
this morning publishes a report
from Santiago that Sylvester Scovel,
newspaper correspondent, who was
arrested for striking Gen. Shsfter
Sunday at the time Of the raising Of
the United States colors over Santi-
ago, was taken to Sibopey on the
tug Colon under small guard, and
from Siboney will be sent as a pris-
oner to the United States for trial
Among officials at the War De-
psrtnent indignation is expressed
a. the reported attack.
Judge Advocate Gen. Lieber said
that there was no formulated mill
tary law exactly covering such cases
as this, where the assailaut was not
a soldier, bat as the Province Of
Santisgo was now under martial law
Scorel would no doubt have to be
tried BY court-martial on the charge
Of assault
Another United States army officer
said that if Scovel had been soldier
the Law would be plain and the pen
al3y would be death, bat under the
circumstances S3ovel would have 10
be tried just as If lie had attacked q
civilian This official said be knew
Skater well, aod that had be been
armed he would have sSbs Scoyei On
the spot.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-28
OISGRACEO.
Rev. R. E. Howell in Cell at Warrensburg
Mo.-Without PAGES a Wrsnged

Rev R. E. Howell in a Cell at Warrensburg,
Mo.-Without PAGES a Wrsnged
Husband, With a Gun.
sedalia, Mo, July 81 Pacing his
cell in the Warrensburg Jail is Rev.
r. E. Howell, a preacher, in dis
grace.
He is uoder $1,000 bonds on q
charge of having burned his War
rensburg home shortly 1s:nre he
eloped with Mrs. VIM. Henderson,
the wife OF we'll known citizen.
On, this charge of clipping with
another mans wife Io was recently,
arrested at Topeka, Kansas, and
brought back to Warrensburg.
There he found two grave charges
against him. Not only was he &C.
cused of clipping, but he also saw
that charge of arson stood against
him.
He can not secure bail. 1t is held
to be good thing for Howell that
he can not. For it now develops
that there was talk of lynching bee
among the many friends of tue
wropged husband.
In fact word comes from War
rensburg that a number of friends
of Henderson gathered around the
Jail at that place Tuesday night with
the supposed intention of taking
Howell from the Sheriff for the pur'
pose of lynching him. No attempt
was made, however, the men merely
accommodating about the jail and
withdrawing.
Henderson himself has sworn to
punish the destroyer of his home
All day yesterday, armed with a
shotgun loaded with slugs, he stood
opposite Howell's cell window, hop
ing for an opportunity for shot
But Howell kept himself in corner
Howell has had varied lot Of
experiences since he eloped to To
peka with Mrs. Henderson some
time ago.
The charge of adultery was with
drawn this week by the prosecuting
attorney, but he wss bound over tc
the Grand Jury in $1,000 on 6
charge OF burning his residenc,
shortly before his elopement with
Mrs. Henderson.
| The feeling against Howell is very
STRONG
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-28
BULL DOG OF THE NAVY.
Lieutenant Harrison of the Oregon Suffer
ing From Injuries.

ing from Injuries.
New York, July 1.-Iieutenant
W. II. Harrison of Washington, one
OF the officers of the battleship Ore
gon when she made the 5000 mile
trip around the Horn, is in the
naval hospital with his hearing
almost destroyed.
AT the first bombardment of San
tiagc, Lieutenant Harrison was in
charge OF the after - inch gun
t1rret sn the Oregon. An inch
gun was fred directly over his head
and the cor cusslon was so great
that the drum OF his left ear was
broken and his right ear seriously
inj lred He has a long furlough
AMI has made arrangements to
undergo a course Of treatment with
a Mar hiatt specialist.
The Oregon" said Lieutenant
Harrison, lis the bulldog of the
American navy. We fellows who
were on the trip around the Horn
had no idea that the whole country
thought we might be slaughtered by
the Spanish feet. I tell you she is
wonder, and alone would have
given Cervera's whole fleet lot of
work to do.
SIN the race after the Spanish
feet we began at the tail end and
worked up until only the Brooklyn
was ahead of US. The Oregon simply
went by the Spaniards, peppering
every vessel with shells until she got
up to the Colon, which was in the
/ lead, In that running battle the
Oregon made sixteen knots, the
record Of her trial trip"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-28
TROUBLE FOR DEWEY.
Insurgents Expected TO Attempt 10 Establish
Republic Without Waiting for Ameri-

E
Republic Without Waiting for Ameri-
can Consent to Do So.
Washington, D. c., July 20.-Ofi-
Gals of the administration are now
in greater fear of trouble in the
Philippines from the insurgents
than from the Germans.
Ca the authority of high official,
it can bs SAID that through official
channels the government has been
informed that the acts of the German
officers attached to warships in
Manila Bay are unauthorized and
are deprecated by the Berlin gov
eminent.
Admiral Dewey is enforcing what
is known in international law as
an actual blockade" and credenee
is placed in the report that the
McCulloch overhauled the German
warship Irene. Before passing upon
the correctness of Rear Admiral
DeEeys action, the authorities are
waiting to hear from him.
In a statement that Aguin aldo
wouldn't attack Manila until a suffi.
cient force of Americans had arrived
to CO operate the authorities find
some relief from their fears respect
ing the attitude of the insurgents.
As soon as Manila has capitulated
Maj. Gen. Merritt will issue his
proclamation declaring the Philip
pines military possession CT the
United States. And here undoubt-
edly will come the clash with Aguin
aldo If it comes at all. He and the
men under his command desire
possession of Manila aud the control
of the islands under the government
of the republic of which hs has
proclaimed himself President.
Any interference with the Ameri-
can troops by the insurgents will
result in operations against them, as
it is principle OF international law
that it is the right and duty of the
conqueror to secure his conquest
and to provide for the maintenance
Of civil order and the rights of the
inhabitants.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-28

close friend Of the Commodore
to-day.
1t Is asserted by naval officers
that the reason Schley, who actually
outrauks Sampson, was not placed
in command Of the feet off Santiago
was that the high officials Of the
Navy Department believe him too
daring. The friends of Commodore
Schley claim that the Naval Strategic
Board has held a prejudice 5gaiDst
him and that it was upon tie recon-.
mendation cf THE board that he was
held at Fortress Monroe for 20 long
a time.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-28
SHOT DOWN IN JAIL.
Mob Grows Impatient oyer Delays Of
- b thLaw In Mississippi.

MOD ~-r0Ws impatient oyer Debhys OF
- h thLaw In Mississippi.
\ /. Saabiy pa1ife2a sv-dtiy 2O.-Tele.
pd6Lt hifutJssages from Westville,
Simpson County. off the railroad
80 miles say a mob broke down the
Jail doors Monday night and shot to
death William Patterson, who was
confined in steel cage awaiting
trial for murder.
Patterson shot and killed his son TO-
law, Lawrence Brinston, in April
1897, because he did not heed warn
ings to stay off the premises. Pat
terson was a thrifty farmer and land
owner and employed the ablest
counsel, ex.Gov. Lowry being his
chief attorney he was tried and
sentenced to the penitentiary for
life.
The case was appealed to the Su'
preme Court, where it was reversed
and remanded, aud there has been
much bad feeling in this county IL
consequence. The case has been II
the Supreme Court three times and
has been heard in Simpson county
four times counting habeas corpus
proceedings. These repeated delays
caused great Indignation among TIE
friends and relatives of Brirson
and it is supposed that they com
posed the mob which pat an end tc
further court proceedings.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-28
Mrssourl's Grand Showing.

ST. Louis Chronicle,
Missouri has made a great show.
ing as regards the number Of men
contributed for service in the present
war. The grand oli State raised
almost one-tenth Of the entire army
that vent 10 the front or ia ready to
go there.
Within her limits there were Ell
listed 5000 regulars, 5000 volun'
tsers under the first ealL1,552 under
the second call and about 200 in
Battery 4, making total Of 1852
The entire army amounts to ONLY
175,000.
On the serend call Misaoeri's
quota vas 1852 men. She has now
enlisted ready for service 1857 men
Only six other states cat of the
total Of Is have raised their quota.
Missouri lads in Gsr as she does
in peace and in the hearts OF her
countrymen-
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-07-28
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