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SAMPSON SATISFIED.
Admiral Believed Army Would Take
Santiago Saturday.

Santiago Saturday.
Copyright. 1888, by the Associated Press.
on Board the Associated Press Dispatch
Boat Cynthia, off Santiago. July ?, Via
Port Antonio, July .. S p. m. and Kings
ton, July 3, 3:45 a. ma half hour after
the bombardment ceased this morning, Rear
Admiral Sampson said to a correspondent
of the Associated Press that he was well
satisfied with the results, and deemed the
attack the most destructive yet made by
the American navy on Santiago.
He also believed, he said, that the moral
effect would be sure to be good, and would
tend to dshearten the Spanish troops, and
encourage our own.
While the admiral was talking with the
correspondent an orderly reported to Capt.
Chadwick, who was present in the adrni-
rars cabin that the Spaniards had raised
a very snah flag on the western tower of
MORO Castle 10 replace the colors sent TO
earth by the sOregon's 19-inch guns.
Capt Chadwick laughed, saying; "Oh,
well, we will just have to knock those
down loo when we get ready"
AS soon es the bombardment closed, Ad-
miral Sampson sent an officer on shore to
communicate with the land forces and ex-
pressed eagerness to learn what was be-
ing Done on shore. Neither he nor Capt.
Chadwick said SO in plain terms, but 1t
was eyl0ent that both believed that Santi-
ago would be ours by sunset to-day.
Before the Cynthia had gained an offlng
of ten miles from Ell Morro, at the en-
trance to Santiago harbor huge columns
Of gunpowder smoke could be seen slowly
climbing skyward against the background
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the White House hastily and going direct
ly to the department posted the glad news
upon the bulletin board:
The Information contained in the state
ment was received early in the evening,
but it was not announced officially until
several hours later
As a result of It's receipt, however a con-
ference of prominent officials was held at
the White House Immediately. Those
present at the conference besides the Pres
ident, were Vice President Hobart. Secre-
tary Day. Secretary Long, Secretary Al
ger, Postmaster General Smith, Gen.
Miles. Adjt Gen. Corbin, Gen, Guy V.
Henry and Senator Hanna.
The information was discussed In all It's
phases. The news sent by both Gen.
shafter and Lieut.. Col. Allen was receiv-
ed with intense satisfaction.
1t was taken to indicate not only that
Admiral Sampson had accomplished mag
nifcently the task to which he had been
set. but 1t also clearly proved that Gen.
Shafter was in a much stronger position
than the war officials had been led to be-
lieve he held.
One of the officials who attended the
conference said, after the news had been
officially announced, that it very materi-
ally modified the seriousness Of the situa-
ton.
The destruction of the fleet. which was
not confirmed until few minutes before
the news was given TO the public, remov-
ed by far the most serious obstacle to the
occupation of Santiago by the American
land forces.
During the almost continuous conflict Of
Friday and Saturday reports show that
the Spanish fleet did awful execution by
she,hng the American troops. 1t is regard
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-04
HALF OF ENEMY mons DU COMBAT
BIancO Admits Serious Setback for
The Spaninrds.

BIancO Admits Serious Setback for
the Sp1niards.
Madrid, July 8, 10 a m.--Capt Gen Blan-
co reports to The government, under date
of July l, as follows:
"At noon to-day the enemy vigorously
attacked Santiago and succeeded in TAX
ing the advance position of Lomas and
San Juan, after a vehement resistance,
lasting three hours on our part.
I'VE were able to save our artillery,
though half the troops were placed hors
du combat
Gen. Linares was severely wounded in
the left arm and relinquished his com
mand to Gen. Taral.
"The enemy, in considerable force, at
tackled the village OF FL Caney this morn
ing, but were repulsed by Gen. Vara.
'The fight was resumed this evening
and ended in the loss Of l1l Caney itself
after a vigorous resistance on our part
"Our losses were heavy have no news
from the Escario and Caresa columns,
with which 1 found it impossible 10 COM
municate, despite ell efforts to do So"
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work which he was directed to perform
when he left Key West for the southern
coast Of Cuba. He was ordered to find
and destroy Cervera's fleet.
Several weeks ago Commodore Schey To-
Gated the fleet in the bay of Santiago.
Yesterday after being bottled helpless.
in the harbor for weeks, the feet was de-
stroyed.
Nothing now remains of the Spanish
squadron but shattered and burning hulks
In addition to the splendid work accom-
plished by Admiral Sampson. Gen. shafter.
in command OF the land forces, before
Santiago, had so far progressed in the
carrying out of his plans for the reduction
Of the city that at 1890 yesterday morning
he demanded the immediate surrender Of
the Spanish forces
AT 4:3O yesterday afternoon, Gen shaf-
ter's demand had not been compiled with
so far as the war officials here were able
10 ascertain.
That the demand VIII be complied with
however, Gen. Shafter fully believes, and
that the Stars and Stripes win ON this
Fourth of July be raised over the former
capital Of Cuba is regarded as practically
certain.
Shortly after i2 O'Clock this morning AS
sistant Secretary Of the Navy Alien left
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ed as unlikely that with the fleet lying in
the bay Gen. Skaters forces would have
been able safely 10 occupy Santiago.
After the reduction and capture OF the
outer defenses Of the city by Gen. Shaf-
ter, it became necessary that Ad-
miral Cervera's feet be eliminated
from the equation. It's elimination was
executed by Admiral Sampson, thus leav-
ing the way open for the continued ad-
vance Of Gen. Skaters troops upon the
city.
Details OF the destruction Of Admiral
Cervera's fleet have not been received, at
this writing, by either the war or navy de-
partments.
Whether Admiral SIMPSONS ships en-
tered the harbor and there attacked and
annIhilated the Spanish squadron.
or whether Admiral Cervera made a
desperate dash past the sunken Merrlmac
to the ocean beyond in the hope that he
might be able to save at least a part of
his fleet has not been officially ascertain
ed.
Adjt. Gen Corbln voiced the feelings
Of every one Of the officials when he said:
II don't care how the fleet was destroyed.
1T was destroyed
THAT is enough for me.
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COLLAPSE OF MORRO CASTLE.
GunS of the Warships Knock the
Fort to Pieces.

U"nS OI thc Warships Knock the
Fort TO Pieces.
Copyright, 1898, by the Associated Press.
OF Santiago de Cuba, July 2, via Port
antonio, JAM and Kingston jam, Sun
day. july g. S;45 a. m.-The men of the
n1Gs2'p New York were a pretty tired lot
AFTER nine hours fighting yesterday, when
Ney turned out at O'Clock this morning
AT 5 o'clock the feet went to general
quarters.
The knowledge that Moro Castle was
not to be spared created much interest,
amt the greatest satisfaction among the
summers.
"elF Admiral Sampson said to the cor
.'s'.hIent of the Associated Press, short
'eore the firing commenced: Gen.
9"'l'er sent me word last night that the
e''.eres at the south of the harbor had
Area on his troops.
am almost certain that Gen. Shafter
mistaken, as ai1e our Information
SHOWS that no guns bear shoreward.
'-o"eyer, | thought it best to lombard
5''" to-day II win be useful and NAV
amy"
"'.' The flagship New York leading the
(a.''.n end of the crescent Of ships. the
,'e'' steamed in shore 1900 yards from
,''I.e. until in a position to enhlade both
we eastern batteries.
A' a The firing commenced. The sea
smooth and light breeze was blow
For the FIRST ten minutes the marks
sL 'p Of the American gunners was
''i' one Of the eastern batteries being
A.. -y punished that not shot was
-.'tn it during the engagement.
o. -e" small shells from the western
s,''sr..s dropped around the ships but
an ''ihe fusilade Of heavy shells from
~. "' o'ltleships Of the United States
g S y need the fire from the shore in
a. particularly good ehot from the
r r'' New York sent gun on one OF
'ern batteries flying high into the
aI enormous red clouds of earth ana
rose all around MORO The smoke
'. .ae hips driftod from east to west
'' the firing had become slower end
1, deliberate. The Indiana, oregon and
1--uSe'ts were signalled to go right
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OF the mountain at whose base Santiago
hes. BY II O'Clock this morning the smoke
covered the entire valley in which the city
is. and has grown into the semblance of a
huge silver gray pan, edged with black,
and overhanging the greatest struggle Of
the present war.
Up to the hour mentioned the fleet was
sill visible, and now signs Of renewed
bombardment is 10 be seen.
From the feet nothing whatever could
have been seen of the fight in and around
Santiago, which is not more visible from
the sea than is Philadelphia from the At
lonuc, and It is doubtful even whether
the sound of cannonading could make its
way 10 the shore line, since the breeze
was not from the land.
To the correspondent Admiral Sampson
reiterated his feeling of surety that Hob
son and his comrades Of the Merrimac are
safe in the town Of Santiago.
Both Admiral Sampson and Capt. Chad
wick looked well, though tired, while both
evidently enjoyed a modest bottle of apol-
linaris after the roar Of the eight-lnch
guns was over for the time.
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WASHINGTON, July 3, II; 40 p. m.-The following
statement tonight given out at the White House,
Gen. Shafter telegrap phs:
PLAYA DEL ESTE, July 3-Early this morning
sent demand for the immediate surrender of Santiago
threatening lombard the city believe the place will
be surrendered"
This contradicts the report that Gen. Shafter has
fallen back,
The following dispatch was received at the war de-
partment:
PLAYA DEL ESTE, July 3-siboney Office con-
firms statement that all the Spanish fleet except one
ship has been destroyed, and is burning on the beach
1T witnessed by Capt. Smith who told the ope-
rator There is doubt of its correcness.
(Sgned) "ALLEN, Signal Officer"
PLAYA DEL ESTE, July 3.-The destruction of
Cerveras fleet is confirmed
(Sgned) "ALLEN, Lieutenant Colonel"
WASHINGTON, July 4, 1:30 a. m-At midnight
Secretary Ager from the White House and stated
that information has reached the President that Admiral
Sampson des royed Cerveras fleet to-day and that Gen
ohafter has demanded the surrender of Santiago
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in front of the harbor to shell the Puuta
Gorda batteries inside and on the eastern
arm. They steamed toawithin a thousand
yards of the shore.
The Oregon took a shot at Moro Castle
and down came the Spanish flag.
AT sight of this splendid piece of Marks
manship the crews of the different ships
cheered enthusiastically for several min
utes.
The three battleships then kept up an
incessaut fire on the Punta Gorda batter
les, doing great havoc to the fortifcations
and the works in course of construction.
Not shot came from the enemy.
The other ships contented themselves bv
taking occasional shots at MORO Castle
Its ancient battlements were knocked 10
pieces and great holes loomed up in It's
parapets.
AT 7:25 Admiral Sampson hoisted The
signal, Cease firing" but it was half an
hour later before the Oregon had fired
her last shot
AS the ships returned TO their blockad-
ing stations two futile shots were fired at
them from 5-inch rapid-fre guns on one OF
the western batteries.
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SATURDAYS CORY STRUGGLE
Hand to Hand Fighting in Streets
Of Santiago.
.LAWTON TURNS ENEMY's LEFT.
Grimes Batteries Pour in a With
ering Fire.
Copyright, 1sos, by the Associated Press.

SIBONEY, CUBA Saturday, July @ 7 D. m-By the
Associated Press Dispatch Boat Dauntess via Port An
tonic, Jamaica and Kingston JAMAICA Sunday, July g.
2:5O p mThe fight the right of line this after
developed unexpected and for almost as
severe fighting yesterday Friday when Gen. Lawton
was assaulting FL Caney.
The Spanish made attack in force our position,
pouring in voley after voley in quick succession and
with remarkable regularity.
Our return fire certainly effective and continued
strong after the Spanish voeys become rarer and
less heavy.
Meanwhile the batteries Grimes Hill kept boom
ing away at the middle of the enemys line materially
aiding the thanking movement
The shellng from the Spanish fleet was less active
and apparently gave our left but little concern
AT this hour report has just reached here that Gen.
Lawton aided by regiments sent him early in the
afternoon, has turned the enemys left and has troops
already in the city, where almost handtohand encoun
ter is going in the streets.
The situation when the Associated Press corre-
spondent left the front shown in earlier Dispatch
such that the capture of the city tonight Saturday
would be surprising, although Gen. Shafer himself
when correspondent left him three hours ago. did not
expect it.
Gen Shafter, however, sent word this afternoon to
Gen Caxto Garcia that the surrender of the city would
not long be delayed.
A conservative estimate by army men-not official
is that casualties during yesterdays fighting
nearly not quite thousand About Is per cent
deaths.
To-day's casualties the American side were much
lower because troops had been we'll entrenched the
night before.
The following is the latest list of the casualties in
the battle before Santiago so far obtainable
KILLED
K
SECOND e sixthIn Infantry
A.
w. A. A,
CAPT w f TenthI
LIEUT. In
WAsS A,
A,
E.
! A UNDERWOOD A., Second Artuer
HELEN A Second Artillery
W. E. quartermaster
Young
LIEUT. NJ Cavalry.
E A C
LIEUTENANT w. Cavalry
Infantry.
Prof Niche Of We
WOUNDED.
CAPT. NJ o. volunteers shot through hip
A.
through
H. PATTERSON Twenty-second Infary.
MITCHELL, r.
SAMUEL DEVON.
age
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AngIo-Americnn CeIebrn tion.

London, July 3.--Anglo-American DEM
onstrations were held to-day IN Browning
Hall. Walworth. London, and at Stepney
meeting house,
Several demonstrations are announced
for tomorrow.
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THE MORNING NEWS.
...,ftsbe4 1880 incorporated 1888.
ts'- ]. II. ESTILL, President.
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Continued on Fifth Page.
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JULY / MAIE JOYOUS
Glorious Day Brings News
That's Glorious.
CABINET IN CONFERENCE.
Midnight Meeting Follows the Glad
TiilngS.
SUNKEN SHIPS OF SPAIN.
The Pride Of Her Navy Among
Those Destroyed.
SUNKEN SHIPS OF SPAIN.

Washington, July 4, a. m.-Glorious
news from Cuba affords the American
people just reason for an enthusiastic
celebration of this the nations natal day.
Admiral Sampson has accomplished the
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SAMPSON SINKS FOES SHIPS.
C8rV9ra'S Fleet Destroyed and Burning
on Beach.
SHAFTER DEMANDS SURRENDER.
Santiago Ordered to CapituaIate or
Be BOmbarded.

WASHINGTON July 3, 11;3O p MT is reported
what is deemed to be reliable authority that Admiral
SIMPSONS fleet to-day engaged the fleet of Admiral
Cervera and entirely destroyed it.
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TROOPS NOW OCCUPY CAVITE.
Garrison Left at LadroneS and Of
ficiaIs Are CaptiVes.

HONG KONG, July 4, 9 a. m.--The United
States dispatch boat Zafro, which left Cavite, Ma
Mia harbor, on July l. has arrived here.
She reports that the American troops in the
transports City of Sydney, City of Pekng and Aus
traia, conveyed by the Charleston, arrived at Ca
vite on June 30, having taken the LadroneS Islands
on the way, and having left men there.
The Spanish governor and other officials cap
tured we're brought to Cavte.
The United States troops commenced to dis
embark at Caye on July |,
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that under and
BY virtue Of an order and decree OF sale
duly made and entered in the County
Court Of the State of Oregon, for Una.
tilla County, In the matter Of the estate
of Thomas Jefferson, deceased, ON the
9th day OF January, 1898, directing and
requiring the undersigned, as admins
traitor OF the said estate, to sell the fol-
lowing described real property Of said
estate, to-wit: Lots Ii aud IL, In Block
No. 5, Of the City Of Athena, in Una.
tilla County, State OF Oregon, said sale
TO be made on the premises for cash In
hand, Tor the purpose Of paying the debts
OF said estate;
Therefore. will on the 9TH day Of Feb.
ruary, A. D., 1898, at the hour OF two (2)
o'clock T. M, OF said day, at the front
door OF the barn on said premises, in the
said City OF Athena. Oregon, sell all OF
the right, title and interest OF said estate
in said real property, and every part
thereof, at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash In har a the proceeds TO
be applied to the payment OF the debts
Of the said estate and the satisfaction OF
the mortgage on said real property.
Dated at Pendleton, Oregon, this 9Th
day Of January, 1898.
I. d. TAYLOR,
Administrator Of the Estate Of Thomas
jefferson, Deceased -
This notice is Published pursuant to an
order Of the Honorable William Martin.
County Judge Of Umatilla County, State
ol Oregon. dated the 9Th day Of January,
1898.