The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-17
MR.. DooLEY ON cERvERA.

Chicago Journal: IDooley heard of the
fall CT Santiago during the recent strike
of the Chicago stereotyrers, when
stopped publication of the regular Chicago
newspapers Tor four days. me news
was tod by improSiseu .,,s.ioiiiis- ana
newspapers issueu ia nelgneosiag sovns-i
Il hear said Mr.. HennessS. that tn
stereopticors on tn newspapers have
Sthruck.
= sh'd think they wud.r said Mr..
Doole.- 9TH las time | was downtown
was iliction night. whin Charter Haitch's
big la-ad was ilicted an they was wur-
rukin tn steTeopticonS Till they Were
black in tn face. What's tn news?
-'1h' What Cheer, Ioway Lamp "
Freedom Is on tn streets with thy
gram that Shafter has captured SandaSo
dc cuba an IS now settin' on Gin'ral
Pando's chest with his hands in his hair:
But this is denied be tn falo Gazoot, N
Macoupin County Raygisther, an IN
see be tn Daily Scoor Card, IN Vine
List. tn Deef Mute's Spokesman, IN
Morgue Life. III Bill iv Fare, tn. stock
Yards Straight Steer, an Jacks TIPS
on the Races, the only daily paper printed
in Chicago, that SIMPSONS neet is in tn
Suez canal bombarding Cades- Tn North
western Christian Aovycate says this Is
pointed be an English boxer IN twenty
r-round go in New York.
we've got things mixed up. said MI.
DOo.ey. L get IN news sthraIght. Twas
this way. TIL Spanish fleet was bottled
up in Sandago harbor an they dhrew IN
cork. That's q joke. / see IL In tn pa
tin ont or tn deck 0efindin their coun-
try an dh-awin' three ca-ards apiece
wnin III Spanish admiral concluded
twud be better fr MIN to be desthroEea a
TO have his fleet captured be cav-lry-
Anyhow he was witlin' 10 take chance,
an he says TO his sailors: 'Spanyards,
he says. Castles, he says, we have ct
tn las bed tick ne says an If we stay
here much longer. he says, III have to
have steak of tn armor plate fried f'r
can have d r-run f'r our money, he says.
An away they Wint. III say this much
tr him. hes a brave man, dam brave
man. don't like a Spanyard no more
But il this bore man WAS a-was a
Boohlgaryan. I'd say he was brave man
Ii | was aboard wan w thin yachts that
vera an I'd say: Manuel Id say, we're
all right, me boy. We ought to go TO a
doctor an have ye'er eyes reset, but
say into tn basemint iv the ship. I'd
say, an open tn cupboard JUS mex to
| tn head iy tn bed an find the bottle
marked 'Ftoridy water an threat ye.er-
vera. Hes all right.
We'll. whin our boys see tn Spanish
feet comm out iv tn harbor they gath
cred on tn deck an sang tn national
anthem: They'll be hot time in tn OF
town tonight A lift-nant come up to
where Admiral Sampson was sittin' play
in swim W with Admiral Schley. Bill.
he says, TIL Spanish fleet Is comm out,
he says. What talk have yer says
Sampson. Send out some rowboats an a
yacht an desthroy thin. Clubs is
thrumps, he says. and he wint on play
in. TIL Spanish fleet was attacked on
all sides be our br-rave la-ads. nobly as
sisted be tn dispatch boats iv the news
papers. Wan be wan they was destnroy
ed. Three battleshiDs attacked tn con-
varied yacht Gloucester. Tn Gloucester
used to be owned by Pierpont Morgan.
but twas convarted. an is now leadin' a
dacint life. TIL Gloucester sunk thin all,
tn Christobell Comma the Viscera an
| tn Admiral O'Qulnn. 1t thin wint up to
| two Spanish torpedo boats an give thin
wan punch an away they wint. Be this
time tn sojers had heerd of the victhry,
an they gathered on III shore, sinsin' tn
naytional anthem: They'll be a hot time
in tn OF town tonight, me babby.' TIL
gloryous OF chune 10 which Washin ton
an Grant an Lincoln marched was took
up he tn sailors on tn ships. an Admiral
/ Cervera r-run wan iv his boats ashore an
! jumped into tn sea. At last accounts tn
followin' dispatches had been received.
/ To Willium Mckinley: Congratula lions
/ on ye'er noble victhory. (Signed) Willium