The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-15
pooIev non. of.the victorr.

we've got things mixed up" said Mr.
DOoley, according TO the Chicago Journal.
Il get tn news straight Twas this
way. tn Spanish feet was bottle up in
Sandago hartor an they dhrew tn cork.
That's a joke see it in tn pa-apers.
Tn gallant boys iv tn navy was settiu'
out on IN deck dehndiu their country
an dhrawln' three ca-ards apiece whin
tn Spanish admiral concluded 'twud bc
better fr him TO be destroyed on tn
ragin sea, him bein' a sailor, thin to have
his fleet captured be cavity. Anyhaw,
ne was Willin to take a chance, an he
says to his sailors, 'Spanyards,' he says,
CASTLES he says, we have ct tn las
bed tick he says, an IL we stay here
much longer he says, I'm have 10 have
a steak of tn armor plate FIR ye,' he
says. Leave US go out where we can
nave a r-run FIR our money he says.
An away they whit. I'll say this much
tr him, he's a brave man, dam brave
man. 1 don't like a Spanyard no more
than We do, Hinnessy. I niver see wan.
But II this here man was a-was a
Boohlgaryau, I'd say he was a brave man.
If l was abcord wan. iv thin yachts that
was convarted, I'd go to this here Cerve-
ra, an I'd say: Manuel" I'd say, yer
all right, me boy. Ye ought TO go TO a
doctor an have yeer eyes reset, but
yer a good fellow. Go down stairs" I'd
say into tn basemint iv the ship. I'd
say an open tn cupboard JUS mex to
III head Nv tn bed an find tn bottle
marked ''Floridy water an treat yeer-
self kindly. That's what I'd say to Ger
vera. He's all right.
well, when our boys see the Spanish
fleet comm out Nv tn harbor they gath
cred on tn deck an sang tn naytional
anthem: They'll be a hot time in TIL oil
town tonight A lift-nant come up to
where Admiral Sampson was settin play
in siVin-up with Admiral Schley. Bill
he says, TIL Spanish fleet is comm out
he says. What talk have yet? says
sampson. Sind out some Towboats an
a yacht an desthroy thim club is
thrumps,' he says an he Wint on playin
IN Spanish fleet was attacked on all
sides be our brave la-ads, molly assist
ed be III dispatch boats iv the newspa-
pers. Wan be wan they was destroyed.
Three battleships attacked tn convart-
ed yacht Gloucester Tn Gloucester used
to be Pierpont Morgan, but twas con-
varied, an is now leadin' a dacint life.
TIL Gloucester sunk thin all, tn Chris
tobell Comma, the Viscera an tn Admi-
raj OQuinn. It thin whit up to two
Spanish torpedo boats an give thin wan
punch an away they whit. Be this time
tn sojers had heard of the victhry, an
they gathered on tn shore singin' tn
nay Ihloudl anthem: Iney IL be a hot time
in tn OF town tonight, me babby. TIL
glryous old chune to which Washin' ton
an Grant an Lincoln marched, was took
up be tn sailors on tn ships an Admi-
raj Cervera run wan iv his boats ashore
/ an jumped into tn sea. AT last accounts
tn follown' dispatches had been receiv-
ed: To William Mckinley: Congratula-
tons on ye'er noble yjethory. (Signed)
William Mckinley TO Russell A. Alger:
Ya done SDlpO0i6 (SiUna6l P11ssaII A
Alger.' To James Wilson, sicrety iv agri-
cutlre: This is a great day FIR Ioway.
Are We much hurried? (Signed) James
Wilson
Where did ye hear all thls?" asked
Mr.. Hennessy in great amazement
II r-read it," said Mr.. Dooley, impress
sively, lin the Stats Zeitung."