davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03
sra Sunocr So9n, Ninge:
rife.

Snstn lip1er tnonu paa SOrosrnc bsroppe
iOog Den 2lSc april, ian bet blir len 9aar
% fen 9anraail, mcOeus ntbs paa Storbpg.
ben lGnae bar oCrtt bar Wart % Siulfsr;
Den iteritt Gel af @irttrrn, Yer plCicr lite
at pare iaa flor GOrticl paa SusrGuSoeu
her / guuertt % oopeOiognct, iom BET bar
prrct | 9inter. SommerDuSsn sOpraupt meo
fart tolot gsir % iurt bar ri til Cato baot
bet btlc 5iOn iiOcu.
Set patte life linen WisHeit blanot De
miuorc @aarobrugere Der / Spguet, oa De III
is ben uolagtt llofrtft AZ Statteli8ntrgen
for inocpGrsnoc @ar, ibet 6ormutr hos ens
ttlte al be itsrtt Gitnoomsbeioocr CT minitt
meo bttrasteliss @tlsb, % SiatttbDrotn pers
pso iprsatt for ben almiuDeltgs Dlano, Ter
blcp nemIig ifior pptagst ttsrre Sppotbets
b~antlaun paa fsrr al be prroiiulottt 6ters
BONNIE, % itsrrs GGpitalcr cnr aaatt uo al
9pqoeu, ioet oigie er anrenot uoenbpgos |
rertablt Tcrstaserocr, iaaion ! Vanidttlsr,
Nitisr / fabrifer ETC., % DC Qengt, lom q
unpenot etrtil, blir btiattrt ben gp8o Og
ben 9p, bopr be CT u~nbragt. Gnbosr moo
10 haze son til al aupeuos fin 6ormut paa
fcrpslaatioite Maaoc; men Siattslopen bIros
| pigiclio - ON muliet 49, iorauorts eroel til
Forotl for De mere ubruioieOt.
Som isr cmfrtost tpHoes ootrnlt Sto'
pens itGrit; men 6oIt iaur Ogiaa nu mere o9
mere SDn pdo Ocu 6srli9bto, man bar bdpi
oisit, % leg bsrer, at, for at biTlpt 9aa Den
Sioubsiuup, ION CT igisu, bar WonSe Ior'
rioe gar btabnot meO t llomarten at bortltoe
@rurppano ira Mprtr Og iumpiSe S'toet
Der, bpur bet laOtr f9 gisrt uOen tor 'tor
9efOtntng.
5rr r. after Talk ON ct Oar nDc 6abriis
ouIGo / bet 7rammcnie 9asOras. Sr, Sn'
oenisr g8abltrsm - 9ttprtr al Ssneio'
Rrua teaner attier til InlGg al SelIuIo'
ieiabrit m. NJ. pto Rasgctos, oS BETTE anlTS
tDmnttr rift titaro uco 5ictn. Were tpiol'
ipmt er BET ptl, ON iorbtnprrcnot Risbmunr
8 ssloritn I Spnrfos iaar iitano Den 6d'
bril-. han bplpr poa mto at itorte, net ban
paioo tGnisr pua aHlrs al GtanlOlsIaor''
pao iiorOfrauOsn u~eocnior af SerHOaH'lta'
tiou meo elsttrif GraitOperisring ira Ssr8e'
iOs. Der yuaSadr mOUiOers UNDERSTANDING
mep Gitrnt Of geme Srus ON RrattoHsrl'.
rina fra JOsicn Deb spSrnsDOIoen til e'n''
ina Set par Msniusrn IA, al Sptn fuIo'
ioo sIe,trit gBsaulGs, bpilt;t life er at laa
s., aos;,u | iclp, 9psr, oa G0Iofaloti Der s'
pisyoncret fulOt uO al eitrne.
giplinpirtuOicu OLAF SrttrsmOeH % sd''
oanacruiOliutftn u &. al'orn gan H'H''''
0snsios 2pcn @uaFcOas, bOtIieH UdF S'O'
btisst. 5rtcrsmOoas sPtl toOtat Paa' q.
han bar lasi Ell lrugsrt gO'litsti0 bag pa
"a ,anis bar llOfGttr iii at Oli0' en- iE''S'
suu,tucr. giialOene par liO!i9f I% p'"'
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

| 23repe fra 2lor9e. :;


8'traftitn ipnes life OF barre iaa tiptio ~,
lom ! eeiis. ) andre Seniruoer tror lea
slpst sr orntrent BET iamms, Ga bet nil NJ,
oe0oltoe at bore, i~aalruos life Struboutu
'Oniit'er o9 brDter iortDrrtnos ino for.
ltensehos bet RatioHuIs, Srpaus "a Siem.
''9s' % ortnss - tauite mere Qip GA "a.
rene -; men tanfe Ogiua noost auoet, icnl
DC talife 6ieI0bDgocr bar beorr tient ntso d:
bare %ioruoen.
Saa GLIDER I. od I osiliNt 9eir o. Slroe.
iSre oosr Sooress .ossu, % mart tr nj "a,
ecu, boor @aarioien aft glttrer / gatttrut.
% 9Oor ri mao fisre 9i.n eitsr Chen for at
tontn's frsm uso Slroe. Ga iaa sr ri mart
Paa Stta Station, boor en- unoer geforcrinu
oenter os - burtig % bcbaseliQ not for en-
l'oen StunO men grunoiS trrttsuo. |
9Gngosn.
Sef 6srfte, man lager Mrrte til Sso be
norfe Observation-Disclosures, tr be olotles NIB.
mGrtet imutts % ~tilfulOs stutionsbpsnin.
ger rene qragts6Otel. Sernrit Renslio.
beo % Crocn, iaubel inoe ium uosnior. ioct
Der sr anIagt oatre 6aoer % plauttt 3rqr
% glomf,r.
Eta bill mso Siosn bli ct az be Sotrttc
Sisoer, man Tan is. Ser er ulersoe lie ioo
linen @trtombeo, 90 nps 6uis bpeQes iii
bosr lio.
Uteo pasicnOe Gart rutleOe hi oa uptftsr
Solsn, iOrbt e%iaebommsr, Sammar % GiOs.
oolo til Rritiania.
9iot Hpire ,r Der belle geitn NET us.
eftcr fra Samor.
5 erifiuniu par ri en- BEL llus -: men
oo "Getorob Qritsn" icpnt bar @eretriroer
eerfra, fal leg life trGtte 2uicrne pso at for.
tale ro9tt ON Qiost Der 49, Der moi Tan orr,
tnttrtsiant NOT for ben Guttltc, iirr uuur
rnan 'om ri trGfsr itraaltnOt iint gsir ben
belle 5;s,
Tsr por en- bel Gel 5alc ON Rrio mener
aGitrifa % Spanier, uoen at bra glooen
trpoot, at ben ffuloe brOot M iua iuart.
Tprrciteu bar pift att % aae Der Sbirna.
5 bucrt ct Siubu % paa botrt ct @aoe:
bisrue itsb,r Ri paa mere eQtr miuore Oels
trufre Qortrrttcr Of Der @Dnt's fSorfattsr.
Set fer nriter uo iom en- RationaliDo.
osr6inrms, at man b~sftanoiQ mao 10 en- Gf.
CUB. Chit mtuSre at ben Sluog uilo. oifts
not | @trons 2ins tuSe Fs minbft lissiaa
goOt no. ..-
Si bapoe opiua BEN Nre at faa billie pau
"Sgta @rrr," iOst nj reiite ON Sosrios uiu
@Oteborg. Set sr en- Sur, ipm its life fan
tilraacs Ecgrn ION refer bicmmciru, at
tdae, IA hcr sr rc0cn llbcbugrliabtc forbuns
ben otrrtp. Reiien b,rfra til Gnafuro cr
ben ubsbaasligis pau belle Sursr. Set er III,
noaen 9ptrtiic, naar man Hal ittipts iamncn
r,eo ca. 1900 grhrr = trruass % iaacs ionl
en- Slot umGI,uoe Spr. Ran fan Tae, bpao
man pil - cnten man cr frit tntr ei -:
Reiieu tr iItt ingeu 2otreiie. Snotn man
bar ]oirrutmaaott ale Gtrsmorirr spas;
icret nnc gruotr" - fra man %rciier, iii man
fomn,er iorbi / Gbttaso, CT man Sufnoe
8nnge f~ornfiet.
fsrit uaar man tOmmsr til bet fierne
minneapolis fsler nan fig iom bicmme.
Ga iaa o9tastr man mco irit Wpo Gums
pen for SilOGrsicH - % leper pua Mius
btrue. Spbu 2eirmpn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

flag. Oct sreb mig iaa marislist at
faa ie bisis Jarpanoe os oisie Der,
iom ies bar laft iaa meset ON | Sis
~ftorien. Ss fdo at fe be bsie 5isloe
1 S~tptIdnb, m.b insb9ttebe Sopps!
ga, ON nosls fou Timer f,al isg faa ie
"oei samIe 1iell | Spninsom". Tom
Spdr Gdfeu fang. fua iiad Wor
Rores iislp! Ola SnroOlo.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03
Reilebrep til "Oecorah.
poiten".
Smbpro paa Sampifibct Ching.
paua", saa Feilen ira Amerifa
til Nprge.
8aa Norbipeu, Den 15be Wai.

Saa Horbipeu, ben 15be Wai.
Oct bar meo en- egen unberIig So
Isl'e firing 9iertersooerne, at ies ben
28oe 4pril gil omboro paa Sr9nst /
Gbica9p for at begpnoe ben lange Reiie
sitopsr til Rorse, bet tiere samIe
Hor9e, iom ieg forIoo fpm Gut for
fiprten Iar iioen.
8t par ialt II 8 borne og 8 9srn,
nemlig Or. U. Doe meb 9ufru os 2
9srn; Mlrs. $. Sppeoale meo 2 9srn;
Nrs, Sbenielt mep 3 gsrn; Mrs. g.
D. Sburien mso Batter; Mrs. s.
Gbriitenien fra Salopin, Dis., meb
9atter; MiIs 6cegb fra ct. paul.
FAINT 8erss Sorreiponbeut. iom ltuloe
ba reiIt iiammen fra Chicago; men, oa
fIere al os bapDs, bpao man tdlper
pull, hos Observation-Disclosures, og
berfor bapbe 6ribilet, git Ri sitoper
meb 4 forftjeuige Sernbanelinjer,
nemliQ enboer meo ben 2inie, bppr
ban bapoe pun. Seq git meb Was
baIb Roiltpup. Or. Doe, iom git meo
8rano Srunt, iau jeg ct Gieblit |
Riasara Sails, bppr pi antom omtrent
iamtibig, og msotes faa igien 5reoass
Iften pad Stepeus SouIe, 21-27
9roaonap, Rep gOrt, iom eies al u.
&. SobnIon, 3bin9paaa ainiers Sos
peoaoent / Qmeritd. Sette Sotel fan
anbeFales til aIe 2anosm9no, ipm ffaI
ia ia en- Sur til 8dmlelanoet. Oct
er bauoe tort og rent, liggsr ltge neo
ole 9umpitibstpntorerne, % nGr
gpens Centrum. 8ebanolingen er
reel, % Yriien mObsrdt. Seq banoe
ct ubmertst, fort SisrnepGrelie, isg
tunoe life ia faat bet beore pad ct az
Rep gorts itsrite Soteaer. % BET
tuIfeoe mig bare en- Dollar for Ratten.
Raar ri buffer paa, hpab 8runDlsien
toiter pad ct Iaaoant Steo, 1aa mau
man Iige, bet er bidigt. Seq talts
meb en- bel Gel Mnbrs, iom ogiua bapz
be ftpppet paa Stepers Souie ON Rdts
ten, % be bar ale bel fornsiet. 81
8pbe peo bette Sotel er osiaa, at BET
er aabent belle Natten, iaa, ON man
tommer inb til 9pen TENT ON 4itsnen,
tan man bog tomme ino.
9aa Sr9net neooper til Tep Yori
Iua lea en- bel Del Menneiter, ION
bapbe fine granddaughter marte1
"5hinopaua". Gn Del al oisie talte
lea meo. pa ri bar cirtd 80 Wil ira
gnsr, Tom en- Mano ombpro. Tom re
hedet" Dor Baggage til Sbingpaaa Gin.
lens Dot, iaa Ri life bapbe msr grns
oeri meo bore aufferter, inotil nGitc
9ua, ba Ri 'fuloe gda umboro. Ds'
foIter 80 Gents for bier auHert, al
Iaa ben faalebes "redsteo", og bet mao
man iioe er biaigt. paa Sernbdne-
Itutionen meote 5binspalld Ginisns
Qgent, pg 9Ile, Tom pilos itanie pad
Stepens SpuIs, blep ,isrte oerbsn
SmnibusIer. gn Del LOB fig bog for
leoe al en- Qsent for ct anoet Srtel til
at oaa til bet gus, ban r~epreientsrebe
Sea bar Iibsn talt meo ct Bar al ois'e
% be ansreoe paa, at be lite fulstt
meo os, bd be bar blit inpot.
Rafte 5ormiopas git Or. Doe ot
lea os en- 3ur uoi gpsn for at ie oi
ON, meoens Rsften at bort SsIitdI
Itrar 9it cmbprb. alotten q itpo D
iaa paa bet sooe Stib "5binsOalIu",
Bro, mebsns Sortsiningsrne blep to.
itet log, os fnart sleo ri idetelis uo
opsr Rem gorts Sapn, msoens 2uiin
Der al alag puieoe fra gpsninser r
Stibe / 4~nIsouins at ben helbia
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

MtGsm 9crinotr. "guna (r,g arbtusJ;
"8u Emmo, imtlem Os idgt ben suHls pa
ron bar nstop aiort mig ct ~ stsfubstitbno. $
emma: "Saa--oa! Net bet er ou / bosri
7sulo ingm MISUNDERSTANDING"
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A Cable Not Cut

KINGSTON, Jamaica, June 9.-The West
Indian Gable Company is still using the
cable from here to Santiago.
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SETTLERS TITLES
They Are To Be Made Valid by Special
Legislation

WASHINGTON, June 9.-The portion of
the report of the Conference Committee on
the Sundry Civil Appropriation bill adopted
by both Houses of Congress contains new
paragraph framed by the conferees pro-
vidng a way of settlement of all contro-
versies between settlers on public lands and
to the Northern Railway Company, a sue
cessor in ownership to the land grant of
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company.
These cases in the courts and the depart
ment already number many thousands and
have been the cause of much irritation and
hardship to the settlers. The act applies
to the future as we'll as to the past and
provides that the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company may abandon all the lands to
which its right is disputed by settlers ana
take in lieu other public lands situate in
any State through which the road runs,
whereupon title clear shall invest in the
settler. The same privilege to abandon the
contested land is accorded to the settler 1t
is asserted that the legislation will quiet
10 900 titles in the States of Wisconsin, Min
nesota, North Dakota, Montana, Idaho,
Oregon and Washington, and while pro-
tecting the settler, also frees the Northern
Pacific Railroad grant from further con-
tention in the courts and the government
land department.
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PRoHIBITIoNISTS
Adopt a Platform and Nominate a
Full Ticket

FRESNO, CAL, June 9.-The platform
adopted this forenoon at the State Con-
yention of Prohibitionists demands the
suppression of the beverage liquor traffic
bylaws enforced by party pledged to this
end.
The right of suffrage, it says. should have
no other qualification save intelligence and
sobriety, nor should one-half of the peo-
pie be disfranchised in the name of law
and kept so through the untiring efforts of
the saloons against mothers, wives and
daughters.
1t favors the hearty support of the gov
eminent in the present war and pledges it.
self to this end; believing that the cur
repcy problem has been largely produced
by brewers and distillers who, through the
saloons, draw from the workingman
products, silver, which, changed into gold
is piled up uselessly or shipped away;
protests against frequent tariff changes
to the great detriment of the country's
business interests and favors tariff COM
mission; favors an extension of the In
itiative and referendum principle. now
only having an advisory or limited in
fuence in law making: civil service rules
should cover all subordinates, but changes
should not be made as to favor unjustly
the party in power; our laws should dis
courage land monopolies by individuals or
corporations; favors a legal day of rest
and good sanitary and moral conditions
in factories, public schools and colleges;
favors construction, ownership and man.
agement of the Nicaragua Canal by the
general government
The following nominations were made:
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-06-10
CHINA CASHED UP
But Japan Finds Basis for More Heavy
Claims


VANCoo VEh, b. ~ June s..orie"tai
auVices are 10 the ehect 'i.'' Nliha anu
japan are having trouole asain Noihpiiea-
tons nave occurred IN Shiia' ohe amer All
other' anu no" 'ne Japanese eoAsui"'e az
Shasni mas oeen ourheo uo"n. Inc III
nese inueihhity mas oeeh "hoH9 paul. wei
MAJ Is eVacuateo anu japan mas DOS aiiee
from emma that no part Vi 'he province VI
u Men snali ne ieaseu Vi ceueu " any ioi-
elgn country. Inc oplisa,ions oi .he
ohihoheshi treaty nave mus oeeh iuiiy us
charseo ny Chiha anu no" ne" coinpiica-
tioh mas ARISEN. l. seehis 'ha' iio'eis d.
ohashi laioeo .he 'apanese consulate, SCI
nre 10 the ouiioihs anu aiso oes'royeu al
foreign resioehces ALONG 'he river lang
ise' III onashi uis'i!e' ."e iio.eis arc oe-
iieNeu " n"'e oeeii 'ns.,ea.eu ny SniiieSe
oiiiciais VIM "eie ,eeen,is uiSoiai seu rom
seiNiee. va ieceip' y, 'ie "e"s "a '"e iio'
'iie nAiis'e' Vi '"e .>a's issueu iiis'i ~
tlohs ~ .he eoiii.iiaiue,s u INC u uiseis
Nao d. e""ieN" ''.u nc eui'oo'' 'nasa
say sno ~ pioeeeu ~ 'iie SCENT VI 'ie us
'uroahce LUZ Tie pio'ec'ioii VI the Japanese
iesiuen's.
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exhibited by the army officers who saw the
Associated Press bulletins today from Key
West, giving currency to the report that
three Spanish men-of-war had run the
blockade into Havana. The very first ques-
ton that rose was as to the identity of the
ships If the report be true, and more than
one officer Immediately recalled the fact
that the department was still in some doubt
as to the exact whereabouts of all the
Spanish warships, not alone of Cerveras
fleet, but others that had preceded 1t into
West Indian waters. The naval officers
made light of these fears, taking their stand
on SIMPSONS report that six Spanish war
ships were in Santiago harbor. They ad-
mitted that it would be no difficult task for
a warship to run the Havana blockade at
this moment, weakened as 1t has been by the
withdrawal of the fast and powerful ships
for service al Santiago 1t is stated, too,
that reports of a recent date from jamaica
were that there were very heavy gales off
the Cuban coast, and 1t is comparatively
easy in binding tropical squalls for YES
sci to escape detection while running
blockade. Still, the impression is general
that If any Spanish warships really passed
the blockade line they were little more than
small gunboats that are numerous along
the North Cuban coast
A Cable Not Cut
KINGSTON Jamaica, June 9.-The West
Indian Gable Company is still using the
cable from here to Santiago.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-06-10
MODERN SURGERY
Somewhat Alleviates the Horrors Of
War

WASHINGTON, June 9.-Surgeon-Gen-
eral Van Ripon of the Navy is back from a
trip to New York where he inspected the
naval ambulance ship, the Solace, and saw
the sick and wounded brought up from Ad-
miral SIMPSONS fleet last Sunday, fifty
four in all.
Surgical science has made such a great
advance since the Civil War that there will
be no great loss of limbs and other perman-
ent disfigurements as occurred thirty years
ago. One of the men brought up on the
Solace had his thigh bone shattered by a
piece of Spanish shell. The shell went into
the fleshy part of the thigh, crushing the
bone to splnters and emerging on the other
side of the leg. During the Civil War such
a wound would have necessitated amputa-
ton of the leg near the hip. But under the
present methods of antiseptic treatment
amputation was not necessary in this case.
The treatment has already showed that
the limb will be saved Not only Is amputa-
ton avoided but the present methods of
treatmen: do away with much of the in
tense suffering the soldiers of the Civil War
had to pass through. The other wounds
under treatment are not of serious char
acter and call for no special surgical skill.
The sick men, about forty-four in number,
have no signs of contagious diseases, their
ailments being chronic, such as consump-
ton, heart disease, etc. They were taken
away from the fighting ships as the south
ern latitude will aid in their recovery and
also because sickness on board ship has
a depressing influence upon the fighting
crews. The sufferers. both sick and wound
ed, showed their delight when taken aboard
the Solace. 1t is appointed like modern
hospital with cheerful wards and every IA
cility towards restoring health
During the Civil War our sick and wound
ed were kept in hospitals at the mouth of
the Mississippi River, at Key West and at
other points near the scene of action. The
intense heat of the South added to the dis
tress of the wounded greatly increased
the death rate. DR.. Van Ripon intends to
remove all the sick and woundeI to the
North, the Solace making trips back and
forth between the fleet and Northern ports.
The Solace arrived at the Navy Yard last
Sunday and transferred her patients to the
Naval Hospital at Brooklyn. She sailed at
D. m Wednesday to reioin Admiral Samp-
sons fleet and take away such of the other
sick and wounded as may be there. DR..
Van Rpon sent aboard $1,000 worth of delica-
cies distributed by private organizations
and parties who also gave the chief surgeon
of the ship $500 for further use in this line.
This is IN addition to the substantials on
board.
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BULLETINS OF THE WAR
CERVERA'S FLEET Is REPORTED
OFF HAVANA
Persistent Rumors That Aguinaldo,
With Dewey's Aid, Has Taken
Possession of Manila

Special to The Herald.
KEY WEST, June ga boat just ar
rived says fleet of strange warships is
now approaching Havana, composed of the
Vizcaya. Almirante Oquendo, Maria Teresa
and Pluton, the most formidable of Ger
vera's squadron. A big naval battle is
soon looked for.
KEY WEST, June 9.-There are persist
ent rumors here, credited by some high ma
val officers, that three Spanish warships
have forced their way into Havana har-
Dor.
KEY WEST, June 9.-Officers of the
Monitor, which has been on blockading duty
off Havana, and which reached here this
afternoon, to replenish her coal bunkers
confirm the story that small American
boat had sighted four strange warships in
Nicholas channel, steaming westward. The
monitor brought dispatches from Watson
to Remey The fleet is composed of three
cruisers and a torpedo boat destroyer. Ma
val strategsts here believe the boats are
detachment of Cervera's fleet, which was
supposed I'd be bottled up at Santiago
commanded by Captain Eulete of the Viz
caya Fears are entertained of an attack
on the fleet of transports which left Tampa
yesterday.
HONG KONG, June 9.-Manla has fallen.
That is the report current here. 1t declares
that Agunaldo, the insurgent leader, per-
suaded Admiral Dewey to let him attack
the city, promising that there would be no
massacre. The result was victory, after
many hours of hard fighting. The Ameri-
can consulate is besieged for news. Consul
Widman does not believe the report, and
thinks an attack will be made next Satur-
day. The Philippine Islanders are over
joyed
LONDON, June 9.-The Westminster Ca
zette, in a special edition this morning, pub
fishes a cable that Manila has fallen.
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trained her guns upon Santiago thus far
because of the feeling of danger which at
tends the handling of these guns. 1t is
said that if a Spanish shot pierced the
vesuvius and got into her dynamite maya
zine it would result in terrible explosion
and the wiping out Of ship, officers and
crew. There is considerable hesitancy over
firing these huge masses of dynamite. as
naval officers believe it has not yet been
proved that they will not explode before
getting under way. These are some of the
causes leading up to the lack of service of
this cruiser. There is a desire. however, to
find out one way or the other what dynamite
will accomplish in warfare, and the appeals
which have been made probably will re-
suit in bringing the Vesuvius into the ranks
of the fighting ships.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-06-10

INDEX
TO TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

+ An attache of the British consulate !
f. at San Juan de Porto Rico given his 1
+ passports under suspicion of revealing i
1, Spanish secrets; he was also maltreat- !
+ ed, and will claim damages. !
1, Han Dor wins the Latonia derby /
4, in the fastest mile ever run by D. i
+ year-old, and relegates the mighty 1
!, Plaudit to the list of has-beens. 1
1, Steamer Empress of Japan brings 1
1, details of Dewey's battle at Manila, 1
1. and of conditions prevailing after the 1
!. victory. 4
1, All the Cuban cables are cut, the i
1, ends being buoyed, SO that communica- !
+ ton may be restored when Sampson /
1, sees fit; the first landing force from !
4, Key West is known to have arrived at 4
r Santiago. 1
1. Spains first and only attempt to /
r use her dreaded torpedo boats consist /
r ed in a sneak out of Santiago harbor 1
4. and a still more rapid sneak back into 1
1. the harbor. 1
+ Cubans in Jamaica, neither hungry 1
r nor poor, characterized by the Spanish 1
r consul as atmospheric warriors" who 1
r. made a profit out of the war, only to 1
1, revile Spain in her hour of reverse. 1
f. The conference committee on the war i
!. revenue bill reports the measure to 1
+ the house and it is passed, and now /
r awaits action by the senate; many 1
/, compromises are made, but nothing es- i
r capes taxation; the senate INDUCES in 1
r. some rather acrimonious debate, but 4
T. passes no important bills. 4
r. English capitalists interested in the 1
r. Philippines are very anxious that the 4
+ United States shall retain possession 4
1. of the islands and develop their re- i
r sources, as Spain never has done and 4
1. never will do. 1
r Madrid dispatches say that the opin- 4
+ ion prevails that Manila has fallen, 1
+ and that Sagasta has abandoned all 1
r. attempts to assist August; Sagasta 4
+ submits to an interview and expresses i
]. willingness to secure peace as soon i
r. as the officials at Washington are will 4
r ling. /
r The troops under command of Gen. /
r Shafter will be used to occupy Porto 1
r Rico, and the landing is expected to !
r take place before the end of the week. 4
r The bombardment of Caimenero left 1
r the city of Guantananino completely 1
r at the mercy of the Americans; occu- i
i, patton of the place, as well as of San i
r tiago, only waits the arrival of troops !
r now on the way. 4
+ Rumors persistently circulated at i
r Key West that Cerveras fleet has run 4
r. the blockade. and Is now in the har- i
r Dor at Havana. i
r Relations with Germany show signs j
+ of strainng over the Philippine ques- i
+ ton. ;.
+ Schley sends insurgents to get re- i
f. ports of the things he has bottled, and i
r finds everything safe but the torpedo i.
r boat Terror; with that exception the i
+ Cape Verde fleet is in Santiago harbor; 1
+ troops in the vicinity are few and 4
r hungry. 4
1, 1, .ff.ff.fffi-|fIf.i- + i
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STRAINED RELATIONS
Resulting From German Interest in the Future Of the
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Santiago Taken

\ CAPE HAYTIEN, Hayti, June g.
+ $40 a. m.-(Copyright by the Associa- 4
\ ated Press.) A man who arrived here 4
4 today in schooner from Turks 4
\ island. one of the Bahamas, and about 4
\ 10 miles north of Hayti, says 1t was 4
\ reported there on Tuesday that San 4
4 tiago de Cuba had been taken by the 4
4 Americans. Gable communication be- 4
\ tween Cape Haytien and Cuba is still I
\ INTERRUPTED.