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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-06-23

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bulls nose, or in the case Of any other
animal a strap just back of the muzzle.
Bind the sticks securely together where
they cross. Place ropes in the three
ends, get behind the animal, and he can
be easily managed, as great leverage
is secured. If he tries to run straight
ahead pulling on the upright will throw
the head up in the air Orange Judd
Farmer.
If the butter from the milk Of a herd
does not come, it may be caused by the
fault in one COW. Put the milk Of
separate cows in self-sealing glass jars,
and after 10 hours, shake vigorously,
until the butter comes. IF there is
broth instead of butter, that cows milk
is at fault. Western Plowman.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-07

the personnel of the officers of our ships
and gunnery, the nerve and spirit mani
tested In oil offer to the world the spec
tacle OF navy for which there 10 no SUI
perior."
discuss the war itself, Mr.. Harrison spoke
with enthusiasm Of the greatness OF ths
act Of Lieutenant Hobson in sinking the
Merrimac in the hsrbor of Santiago
"The act Of Lieutenant Hobson," he
said "has few, IL any parallels in theshis-
tory of the world. At Manila the acr Of
tered hostile harbor able to give shoe
for shot. to beat down bis assailants, to
triumph by the force Of his arms.
Lieutenant Hobson and his heroic
crew not only went with the Merrimac
into the range OF an awful fire, unable to
reply, but the interior OF their vessel
loaded with torpedoes for her destruction
at the proper time. They went In unable
to fire one gun at the enemy and prepared
to destroy the very deck under their feet.
We search the pages Of history In vain to
find some act OF heroism for country and
flag that approaches this"
RED CROSS WORK.
San Francisco, June T. The total
amoun. subscribed to the Red Cross
Society, of California, is now $50, 40.
Thirteen thousand bsndsges for the troops
going to Manila have been packed and
10000 more will be ready by the time the
next expedition sails. The women Of the
entire state are taking active interest In
the movement. Boxes of oranges are
daily received from southern and central
countries.
The Sam Yup Chinese Society has con-
tributed SIP to the fund. The Red Cross
society of Oakland is agitating for the
purchase OF a hospital ship to be sent to
Manila. II would cost about $500, COO
The National Society, 1t is reported will
sanction the plan.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-07

artillery expert was blown to dust ard
Col. Ordonez himself was badly wounded.
Capt. Sanchez and Lieut. Yrizar. artillery
officers were also wounded. Two infantry
lieutenants, Garcia and Perez. and 81
privates are reported fatally wounded.
Later In the day the American ships
moved closer toward the mouth of the
harbor where the old cruiser Reina Mer-
csdes hsd been discernsd attempting to
place explosives about the hull Of the
Merrimac to blow her to pieces and clear
the channel.
A 13-inoh shell from the Oregon landed
squsrely aft her pilot house and tore all
her upper works to shreds.
I Her second ocmmodore' and Eve OF
her sailors and q marine were killed. A
second lisutensns OF the Reins Mercedes
and 10 of her seamen wore very seriously
wou nded
Continued on Pssc 2
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-07
FORTS REDUCED
TO PILES OF RUINS

New York, June IA special from
CspeH sytisn describing the bonn bsrdmsnt
OF santiago de Cube. on Monday, ssys
that the forts about the hsrbor are nov
q mass OF ruins The MORO is u shapeless
pile Of ruined masonry and dismsntled
guns and the Estella battery is utterly
ruined. This resnlt, the dispatch says.
wss the work OF 10 American ironclsds =
which passed back and forth from Port
Cabrera on the west 70 Port Asusdores
on tbe east Of the harbor entrance dis
onsrsing their heavy guns as they steamed
along, 90 that scarcely yard of the coast
escaped the deadly osnnonadins.
AZ Fort Agusdorss ths fort recently
constructed by Col. Ordouez, tie famous
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-07

! transmission) J. "Details from Spanish
sources received here today OF the bonn
bardment this. Monday. morning OF the
forts OF Santiago dc Cuba BY the Ameri-
can fisot cay the warships Of the United
States fred about 1900 projeotiles Of ell
kinda This fire. the Spaniards add, was
answered by Morro castle and the battcr-
les of Sooapa and Punta dords. At noon
another bombarimsnt began against
Aguadorsa east OF Santiago the firing
lasting one hour. Both attacks the Span
iards assert, were repulsed.
MORO castle IL admitted to have been
damaged. as was the exterior head
quarters built during time of peace at
Cayo Smith," ana, in addition, the
Spanish cruiser keina Mercedes is ad :
mitted TO have been slightly dam aged. -
The Spanish commander lat Santa 20
reports that the American fire did not
dismount one piece OF artillery, and he
says that none OF the American vessels
disappeared from sight before dark.
The Spanish army losses, according to
he ON cial reports are one soldier killed,
and one chisf, four officers and 81 soldiers
wounded.
The spanish navy losses are reported to
bo one chief and i've sailors killed, and
one officer and twelve sailors wounded.
Finally, tho Spanish version Of the
affair says "the American losses are sup
posed to be considerable.
Captain General Blanco has congrat-
ulated General Linnres, the Spanish
military commander at Santiago, and
those who took part In the fighting, say
ing he will call the attention of the
Spanish government to the "hcroism sx-
hibited by all the Spanish forces In suoh
an unequal combat
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-07

the German department. OF the North
western University curing the last seven
years, has resigned his position tempo
rarily to join the navy.
GENERAL HARRIsON's TRIBUTE.
Chicago. June 2. .-"I consider the Ameri-
can navy, ship for chip, gan for gss and
man for man unequallsd by any nary In
the woyld today" says former President
Harrison.
"The courage and daring of our msn,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-07
He DIED AT
HIS POST.
Lieut.. Com. Sturdy Died On a u. S
Steamer on Way to keyWest.
Was a Providence Boy.

Key West June 7.-S:7o q. m.-The
United States collier kPompey. formerly
the British steamer Hsrlsish, arrived here
this morning from Norfolk, Va, with
her commander. Lieut.. Com. Il. w.
Sturdy, dead on board, and Lieut.. X. q.
Norton, In charge of the ship.
Commander Sturdy was not feeling we'll
when the Pompey sailed on Friday even
Ing. he was taken sick of Cape Henry,
soon after ward, became unconscious and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-07
FORTS RIDDLED
BY OUR SHELLS

The forti incarions near the entrance Of
the harbor are said to have been riddled
with solid shot and shattered bv the OK
plosion of the immense shells fired by
the American battlsships.
The Spanish batteries are understood
to have been virtually silenced and El
MORO and the fortifloations at Socspa and
Punta Gorda are reported to have been
demolished by the three hours uninrer-
rupted hammerinR of the American fleet
Tne American attack is next said to
have been especially directsd against
A guadores, o small coast town little to
the east Of the entrance tn Santiago bay.
The idea OF tie American admiral: it
appears, was to land troops and siege
guns there. after reducing the defeuces
OF the place, and thence make q deter
mined and more oloss assault upon San
tiago, which. In view OF the present con-
dition of It's fortiflcations. may be ex-
pected to yield very soon after the begin
bing of such an attack.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-07

died yesterday. There was no ph ysician
on board. he was native OF ~ aine, 81
years Of aye and had been In the service
36 years. The family Of the deceased lives
ht Annapolis
The intermvnt of Lieut.. Com. sturdy's
remains will take piace here todny with
fitting naval hon ors
Lieut.. Com. Edward w. Sturdy, thouah
Providence boy at the time OF his sp-
naval register, from which state his ap
pointment rs cadet midsnipman at the
United States Naval Academy was made
at the outbreak Of the war of the rebel
lion. During his oadesship the Naval
Academy was transferred from Annapolis
to Newport, because OF the war. He be-
came q midshipman February, 1858, nm
ensign In 1868, q master In 1870. u lieu
tenant In 1871, and q lieutenant com-
mander In 1s92. His sea service up to the
out break Of the present war covered more
than 10 yearR and shore and other duty
about ID years with but little over year
unemployed. He stood high In the grade
OF lieutenant commander and would have
received his commission az commander
within q short time.
Lieutenant. Commander s turdy has two
brothers In this oity, George H., 30
Potter street, and Halph Of 100 Eddy
street, both engaged In the slectro-plat-
Ing business
oils, where Commander Sturdy had
made his home for many years, and
whore his family, con sistinR OF his widow
and two children, are at present
During his long service In the navy
the commander visited his relatives In
spent his vacation here last summer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-07
DUNN LOST
HIS SUIT
Claimed Sherwood Had
Retained Money.
JOHN L. ON THE STAND.
Ex-Champlon Pugilist Gave Some
Pointed Testimony.
VERDICT FOR THE DEFENDANT.
VERDICT FOR The DEFENDANT.

There was an interesting trial Of tns
controversies between former part
owner and organizer OF the John l. sub
Iivan Extravsganxs Company, Frsnk '.
Dunn and william Sherwood tbs former
treasurer OF the company. before Judge
Douglas and jury this forenoon. Iho
was one OF the three suits peooing ip
court and arising from The ssyefinx 81
business ties between Mr.. Dunn sno ~
one time champion OF She prize ring.
sullivan was witness for the deseno-
Contiusd en- PseGe =
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-07
DAMAGE TO
SHIPS AND FORTS

Tie Spaniards ACKNOWLEDGES that great
deal OF damage was inflicted on the Span
ish cruiser Reina Mercedes and they say
MORO Castle shows great gaping breaches
In its walls. Later In the day landing
of American troops was Effected near
Daiquiri, some distance east Of Asuadores
and near the railroad station connecting
with Santiago. Later an engagement
took plsce between the American force
and a column Of Spanish troops which
had been. sent against the landing party.
The accounts OF the battle obtainable,
being from Spanish sources, do not set
forth the result. Therefore. It is to be
inferred that the Americans were victor
ious, and that is the belief which pre-
walls here.
There Is report cnrrent ct Cape Hay
tien that the first-class cruiser Maria
Teresa was sunk yesterday by the Amer
lean ships. IL is said that only 800
American troops were landed at Daiquiri.
or possibly at Aeusdores, the two places
being mixed mp In the reports received
here But IL seems to be admitted that
the fire Of the American soldiers was 90
effective that the spsnisrds were COM
pellsd to flss from the fortinostions they
S.f.-It.-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-07
The Santiago Forts
Are in Ruins.
Ell MORRO NOW A SF1APELESs PILE

Sampson Resumed BOmbardment YeSter-
day and Practically Destroyed the Prin-
cipal Defences of the Harbor--Recently
Constructed Fort at AguadOres Blown
to Dust, While It's Constructor, Col.
Ordonez, Was Badly Wounded--U. S.
rIarines Landed--They Repulsed an At
tack by Spaniards and Established a Base.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-07

Copyrighted, 1898, The A Associated Press.
Cape Haytien. June 1905 an m.-1he
lighting before and in the vicinity OF
Santiago de Cube continued the greater
part of yesterday from 7:45 =. m. until
nearly II o'clock Several of the war
ships maintained steady and carefully
directed ire against El MORO Castle
and the batteries at Punta Gorda,
Socapa, and Cincoreales. in addition to
bonn harding the spanish fleet in the hsr-
Dor. The percentage OF effective projec-
tiles was very large.
1t appears from the best information
obtainaple at this place that immense
damage was inflicted on the enemy. The
Spaniards admit that the bonn bardment
from the American fleet was most de-
structive. About 1000 projectiIes are said
to have been fired by the American war
ships and 1t seems that the responsive
fire from the spanish forts and ships was
scarcely felt at oil by the Americans.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-07
AGUADORES
ALSO ATTACKED

Heavy oannonading was opened upon
Aeuadorss ct about mid day yesterday.
The latest sdvicrs received here from
Spanish sources do net ipdieass the dura--
iion OF ths Ore or whether American
TROOPS ana siege guns were actually
andsd nc Agusdorss But from the In
formation obtainstle IL cannot be
doubted that the net result Of Mondays
lighting was extremely disastrous to the
Spanish dsfsnce&
II is also understood here that Oh q
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-07

Passed the senate without putting = tan
on Old Stone Mill Nervine Coffee. The price
still remains the same. 20 cents pound.
Souvenir Of the Old stone MIL with every
package. Ask Your grocer for H.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-07
No Matter How Large

Or small your orders sare in designing
engraving, eleetrotypinr or printing, saving
Ryder Co.. n Warrington street, corner
kddy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-07

-
Cuban troops main tained throughout the
greater part of yesterday an attack BY
land on Santiago de Cuba. and the Span
ish reports say the garrison lost heavily
In killed and wounded
The military commander Of Santiago
de Cuba acknowledges the following
casualties among the land forces:
Col Ordonez, Capt. Sanchez, Lieut..
Yrizar of the artillery and Perez and
Garcia, Spanish oflicers. whose rank is
not mentioned.
These officers were killed. The Span
iards also admit the loss Of 2l infantry
soldiers severely wounded and say one
soldier was killed. But 1t is believed the
losses OF ths Spaniards were much more
heavy.
In the naval force, the Spanisrds lost
five officers VINO were on the partly dis
raantled Spanish cruiser Reina Mercedes
and five sailors and an ensign were
killed.
The Spanish sailors wounded, 1t Is as
serted. number 16 men. The loss on the
American side, the Santiago reports ssy
Is not known.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-07
6pain IA Wsalt.

II the spsnisrds could get Old stone Mil
Nervine Coffee they would increase their
strength. Ask your grocer for IL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-07

Would be doubled N he drank Old ston
Mill Nervine Coffee. Ask your grocer for II
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-07

WILL JOIN THE NAVY.
Chicago, June Z-Professor James Taft
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-07
Quiet at the Camp.

All Is quiet at Camp Dyer, and the
weather at Quonsst Point has been so de-
lightful since Sunday morn ing that the
men are happy and contented Not an
other word has been said about the men
going home because the excursion steamer
wss not allowed to make a landing, and
MAJ. Tanner has been highly compliment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-01
DEBENTURES.
New YORK November ~. isS
To the Holders Of Trust Certificates OF Stock OF tbs
Union Pacific, Denver & Cult
Railway Company.

suit has been brought by NJ George =. MIL o.
the CITY ~ New YORK. against Grenv'ie VI Dodge. =
Kennedy Tod Henry Bulge Oliver Ames, Harry Ws'',,:
Norman r. Roam Lewis and lrian hermann ,e
Of reorganization committee or the ''.
Pacific Gulf Railway Co. for ~" purpose -
testing the validity II the voting trust contained N inc
plan of reorganization and also the legality = the eNc
sive issues ard second preferred stock "ncl
features Of the Plan have entirely destroy tt the value
the trust stock The suit j. aso h'ougt
L, recover such relief the plaintiffs may SHOW t"en
= tie injury INFLICTED On t,e
holders certificates - stock II has been ooes
FOR account all holders Of cerncars including thse
who have paid hereafter pay their assessments
a7 well AZ those who have paid portion = tn-
assessment and may be willing with the plalntn
n 10 prosecution - the SUIT
agreement expressing Willingness 'on the itis'
ton and a participate the results has been
prepared execution by holders certn and has
been deposited New Security Trust com
pany. wall street, the CITY OF New York whcn
Company consented act The representative OF
holders az certificates OF stock who unite IN
the agreement such holders not required by tse
81 the surrender part with the'1
certificates but invited only the agree
giving their addresses and amounts q stock
covered by their certificates and whether assess
paid or
the said the office OF this Company. where
copies Of the proposed agreement may be obtained
NEW YORK SECURITY & TRUST COMPANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-01
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago. Nov. 80 (SpociaD.-The wheat scalner
had hard time OF It to-day. The range was NOT
so wide only CSC. but the fluctuations were cratic
1t was day Of whipsaws FOR everybody The
seaboard news was strong: IN. Northwest had big
receipts the December liquidation showed Increase
December opened at 65i2c. sold between 657s and
65sa65i4c and closed AT 65i4G65asc. May got %
call price about noon. 66l.. Its close was 65a,G
$3.50. The seaboard put its export business at 10;
loads. Cish sales here were 10000 bushels part
all rail. Seaboard clcarances were 81 600 bushel,
The Northwest had twice much wheat as year
ago ;li cars against rs last year f27 900 bushels
at primary points. against l.o09eO bushels Here
there were l2S cars against u.s. and the estimate for
tomorrow 10 cars. Liverpool closed I'D lower
Outside markets acted this did. The Northwes
reported seller at New-York. The crowd
here, thought Armour was selling futures through
commission people. St Louis covered December
and resold for May. It was very irregular but
not broad market.
Corn irregular wheat. and largely Il
weather market Instead Of the rain and snow pre-
dicted II was clear. That made an easy opening
The Weather Bureau predicted rains for to-mor-
row. That Bfough about a rally. Shippers wanted
a good deal Of December. yet the shipping business
was small. not over 10000 bushels The lake rate
was OFF a trihe iANl7sc to Buffalo. New York re-
ported 70 loads for export; charters 355. 900
bushels Receipts were i76 cars with 275 for
Thursday. Liverpool Ia. I'd lower Seaboard
cleardnces were 1900 bushels. The demand for
December from shipping houses was a fea ture TIL,
December discount narrowed down ilAc. The
weakness i'm wheat finally affected corn. The
close showed the midday advance all lost. Nav
opened at 3ii.Q32s sold between 3i's and Aisc and
closed at 3r.H3+asc The December closed 33iAc
The incident in oats quick squirt in the
December taking II to the May price. II sold
from 2S7snGc. but closed at 26ssN26i7c The
tract stock is only 10000 bushels. making Deem
Der very susceptible The interest In II is small
Nay opened at 26ssQ26Ac. sold between 26i.d27c
sellers and closed as.Q267sc Receipts Were
80 cars with 1870 for Thursday. Samples were of
a fraction.
Provisions were strorg-pork up l0c lard up The
ribs up 2i215c. Increase In outside speculation Is
the feature. more than ofrsetting enormous hog
receipts. There 400 to-day. with 1900 esti-
mated for omorrOw. Packers. however seem 10
he sold ahead Offerings are surprisingly small
The Peavy elevator reported fire to-day
helping the grain market for the The
damage not serious. The house contains only
10000 busncls Of grain Of all sorts
on the curb. puts on December wheat closed
65isc: calls G6isc Puts on May wheat 6a.c.
calls 6Si4g66a.c. Puts May 3t&a
sire, calls. sts ga+1sc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-01
,rHE NEW YORK. ONTARIO AND WEST.

ERN RAILWAY COMPANY hereb} gives notes !,
the holders Of Bond known as "CONSollDATED FIRST
MORTGAGE FIVE PER Cent. COLD BONDS"
issued under the mortgage deed ~ trst dated Apr!
ii,h 1889 executed by said Railway Company . hs
Mercantile Trust Company. Trustee iha' shd EaHH.y
Company Intends take W and redeem al! q ne bonds
that have issued under sad nor'sage or iced =
trust IN the frs, DAY Of Jane; IN me year eighteen
hundred and ninety-nns $3.50 by paying therefor rs
Of thousand and my dollars ior each one
thousand bond and Eve hundred ana twenty Tvs
dollars for hundred dollar bond. and al IN
accrued SAID daf ~ juno 1872
resenation and delivery such bonds AID all coupons
thereof then remaining unpaid IN sad day A. he ORC.
~ SAID Railway Company. Number - Beaver street IN
the CITY q: New York Tho bonds proposed n 10 taken
up and redeemed are numbered rom ono % 70 one
thousand u 600 the denomination n hFe hundred
dollars 5000 oacn. from cno Thousand ard ono
{: GOD 20 thousand ono hundred Bl"W = the 10.
nomination - 'housand dollars $1,000 each all said
nuinhe Inclusive
Interest upon said bonds vii cease ~ accrue or 10
payable on and after said mrs. dav of June 1893.
II any bond shall nor 10 presented - sad Raj way
COMPANY ror payment sad hrSt day ~ June. 1850
Within thirty dA,s the sad Railway company
viii dapcs, with the credit - such bond.
or tho REGISTERED holder thereof n IL 10 resiseret no
ann above fixed gnated and als1 the Il
any coupon coupons due and remaining unpaid upon
such bond at said fret dav - Juno. lsr. -
THE NEW YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
THOMAS p. FOWLER Prestsnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-01

eS6le7S4: balances el7S 30. Phfadepbia-Exchange
N2sa274s: balances. s2.o264o7. Boston-Exchanses'
Sls ~, eo4; balances s2.o10.s47.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call money In
London. 2%Q3 per cent. Open market discount
rate sSQ3% per cent for short and long bills ber-
lin discount rate per cent: Paris. per cent
Berlin exchange on London 20 marks 43is pfennings
Paris exchange on London. 25 francs 30 centimes'
EUROPEAN SECURITIES. - British consois
closed al 10 lbs for and III 1-6 for the ac
count French rentes lo2 francs 2's ceh'imes
Spanish Is in London 4las.
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. bsss Mexi-
can silver dollars 4sis. Bar silver IN LONDON
q s-l6d. ~
GOLD PREMIUM,-In Madrid. Soo; LISBON ~
Buenos Ayres 1850: Rome. l01.