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LATEST
WAR NEWS !
We Fixed 'em Plenty.

llccts VI OatllpeoIl anu toCItlcy yesterday
morning completed the reduction of the
Notifications of Santiago, battering
down the walls of the principal fortifca,
tions and doing terrible execution
among the Spanish cavalrymcn. Tie
bombardment lasted two hours and half
The command to cease firing was not
hoistcd from the flagship Now York un-
til the last shot from the shore batteries
torn the sea.
Not one American sailor sustained
scratch. Not one American warship
was touched by Spanish shells. 1t is
impossible TO get exact facts of tho loss
on enemies side. Trustworthy reports
arc to the effect that ut least ten were
killed and about fifty wounded.
The cruiser Kcina Mercedes, lying near
the Cayo Smith battery, within the har-
Dor, was badly damaged. A shell cx-
plodcd on her deck and killed several
officers and u large number OF sailors
The Oregon, Texas and Massachusct ts
were among the vessels that went into
action. The Brooklyn. flying the flag Of
Schlcy, even moro fearless OF Spanish
gunncry, ran up 10 $50 yards from shore
guns ard wrought great havoc. 1t is
not known whether any American trooI S
landed. 1t is probable several hundred
marines we're put ashore by Sampson.
Port au Prince, juno IA dispatch
from Santiago at this afternoon says
constant fire was maintained by Samp-
son all day. At noon it was continue d
more intense on both silcs.
Washington, juno 4.--Tbo navy de-
partmcnt at 3 p. m. received the follow
ing message from Sampson:
Mole Hayti, juno l,-"Succccded in
sinking Mcrrimac in the channcl OF San.
tiago at 1 p. m. June 3. This was car
ried out most CALAMITY under the con-.
mand of Naval Constructor lIobson and
seven men. BY Il i'ay Of truce from tic
Spanish admiral, Cervcra sent in rcccg'
milton OF their bravery, l am informed
all arc prisoners of war. two of them
slightly wounded. Request authority tc
approve exchange if possible between
these and the prisoners at Atlanta. SiA
of the Spanish squadron in the hurbol
OF Santiago unable to avoid being cap
tuIcd or destroyed"
Washington, June S.-Admiral Dewey
reports that the insurgents have beer
actively engaged within the province o.
Clvite during the past week. The.
have won several victories, taking Irie
oners about 800 men and so officers O
the Spanish troops, not native.
The arsenal at Cayitc has been prcpa
cd for occupation by the United Statc'
troops upon their arrival on transports
Washington. June S.---Naval of1icial
doubt the sinking of the Marie Teresa
the reason given that the crack ship o
the Spanish navy would not be exposed
to danger until the last minute.
The second expedition to the Philip
pens will leave Saturday.
Twenty thousand more men will leav
Tampa at once for Santiago and Port,
Rico points.
Dewey notifies the President that h
can take Manila with 5000 men ant
he don't want any more.
The President today said: Il wan
Congress to etay here until snow flies
necessary, to secure an annexation 0
Hawaii" He is showing deep intcrcs
just now in this Hawaii matter.
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Dept NJ

S. C. p. Jones, Milcsburg, Pa, writes:
II have used DeWitt's Early Risers ever
since they were introduced here, and
must say have never used any pills in
my family during forty years of house
keeping that gave such satisfactory ro.
suits az Il laxative or cnthurtic.' Wan.
borg Il jacobson.
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Recording Secretary.
Taken Up.

One black horse, with four whito feet,
white face, branded "B' on right hip.
with halter on, came to my place May
%, on section - Colgate township.
Owner please call, prove property, pay
charges and take him away.
Frank Gray,
Colgate, N. D.
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Oregon Goes Republican.

Portland, June S.-According to the
latest returns the Republicans will carry
the state by 5000, easy. Tongue (repl
is elected congressman in the first dis
trict by 10000 plurality.
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NlTED STATES Land Office. Fargo, y.
- d., April27 1898.
Notice is hereby given that Charles y. North
rop. Of Hope. Steele Co.. y. Dak.. has filed notice
Of intention to make final proof before y. /.
Warrry. county Judge. at his office in Sllcr-
brooke. Steele Co.. y. l)ak on the 18th day OF
June, 1898, on timber c.lltlr" application No
l2:S!' for the se,i I,iartcr0f section No. II. in
township no. IA. range No. 81.
He names as witnesses:
\. =: Petersen, Of Hope, Steele County, y. Oak.
Ben NybO,
James Mcqueen,
II. A. NOrthrOp.
CIAS. y. VALENTINE.
Register.
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IN rilE INTERIOR


NcW York. Aprl = Statistic from
Las villas obtained by Herald cor
respondent show that there ate through
out the province n Santa Clara 10" lh'
surgrnts In this number there are p im.
plrtaut chiefs They operate IN bands oi
~ and 81 men with ~ ur o. horses Th'
Spanish troops operate IN small groups
save 100 thr Hlsuanr hills ~ tar'rscns
and Ia Urtorms. whore hrEcf columns
So
There are Throughout, the province 52
sugar plantations from which thrr, have
been produced Nj ~ barrels of sugar
Tho grinding continues With all rrEul't'
iy except la tho sugar plantation oi
Cauamhho which WAS set on nrc recently
~ Pats says that President Mckinley p
message with ita paclny and cnnrilla''>
tone according tn tho extract transmit.
ted tp the nsular cabinet hy l,n REPRE-
sentative proved the talschood ~ infof.
nation given by ihc sensational press ui
hc United states regarding thr attitude
of NJ Mckinley Tho paper vNpfrHa'a
no surprise because it saNn that % could
not over suspect that DE- would forget
traditions and sound prnriplrn accepted
ty lll Statesmen who succeeded The
great founder uf the republic George
Washington " offers congratulations
e. iis readers because u declares thc
contingency NJ conflict h now remote
uud alarm has disappeared The trial ~
the i've men ~ the orrw ~ the English
H'uup Arrow which was taken Co Santa
cruz del Sur by the spanish gunhnnt
pvpcnlo for having been found In "a pro-
hlbitrd place and having some provisions
uud munitions tor the rebels. have brcn
suspended
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EXOrEMENr ronro nIco

New York April q Adyicrs to the
llcrald from Porto Rico are to the rfrc'
that the populacc ls sull excited over the
election which resulted IN liberal ma
loriV ~ - ON Tuesday the governor
iaucd proclamation against disorder
Four newspapers charge fraud In the
elections one hundred and hfty per.
sons throughout the island have been ar.
rested Three were killed and 81 wounded
In rluW IN Cnucy and elsewhere scno'
Juan Rnmos has gone to Spain TO rep.
resent the liberal cause In the corlcs.
Tho people are aggravated by the prob
ability Of "a rebellion II the military ou'
ihortv wnR restricted and more scope
given To autonomy, Internal peace would
be insured
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WAR IS NOW THE
ORDER OF THE DAY
1conllnued from flrst pago. }

ana n cuba ana withdraw lta land ana
naval forces from cuba and Cuban
waters.
"rhnl the president ~ the United Btatcs
be- and ho H., horeby directed ana om-
powered 10 use the entire land and naval
forcoa of The United BintoH, ana 10 Gail
into actual service II the United States
the militia of tho several states to such
extent nH may be- ncccssary 10 carry this
resolution into effect"
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After the RallrOOd, That Is What
Is Most Needed.
ESTIMATE OF ms EXPENSE
Cost Viii Not Exceed $lOu rtr bot Along
the Water flunt VII ADD to
The riUpefiN

Astoria, rcb q tn fillof Aslulm
lis,lng obtained lbr railroad conie.i s. 'ui
city with tho other puilluus ui ino outside
world. one ~ tho object ot lmm,di,ip lm
pouaur. lp bu ohiairoi1 lhi constructors oi
n sca wall, ~ ustrf ftiit vail, To prevent lbo
sediment alun ihr beach, nui 10 the rsis q.
laro.t ffom nlli,s the edge of II. hsfIof WIN
mud aud debris
When that wall l' rulli bo I IT lmidr, ~
toWad the shore from tho pi hyad', aud lhe
space bchlnd II luwanl tho Shrrr IL nllrd IN
With The mud aud ,rdlmrn' Immediately lu
ifunt ui tho soawall. 30 iodo-pen me vat =
where the vessels alIl hu in luiills, the lots iu
,hufs nom tho sra wall uiii bo ready tn build
uppu, of iut other putpusrs ufrity usr
ltlroh uuw a' tbungh ll viii cos quite a
'um pf mnnry To hul 4 surh srawal aui hll
Ia bcuind H. but / understand that % Ia, br,u
hTufr.i uuI a. about luc fliuuius ospgnNc. 80
~ tU bring tho r'pauss ilf r,c, ,Iiipi loot 4
not Co exceed so thuN
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m yifW w sEA wNiL

There arc lgo,ubic yards un lhl' plan 900 e.
s,cuuu uf lhs val, rl feet luus floating tho
hatbnf, such wall rAu bo pu iu inf cents
cubic ,a,d. aud W, ON nF hoh'rd it 'hn 10
pot Doc iof cent? or loss pot cube ,afl aud q
- foot wall viii require about ~" psf lot "i
J0iiOat .r a cur,c yard. This mssc' q a
wall aud aliius behind ll about ,s'o por lot. rui
I atm Iuid that ir,s ihan h'ii hat SUN, CT Ices
than iinj @ r lul Of aai,o fs't will hnlll iho
val and 90, 900 n1 To-, in icusih byhind ii
A-TuittAN
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ronLA 4rE n Mn.lNa

San rfm1 O., Apul % --Gsayc ubts A.,
sntrfiH.hci . ihr safety oi the bark Fofes
Qns". nov sd 50 uom 1a,oma hr A,n pc
dfu rhrtailri from hs Hound wi IA loAd oI
lumh'r nnl after sht ps,' Il cape flailsty II
brgan ubloW y,fy bhrl Nessc,s that lofg lhe
same Time a. the queen report very hcayJ
wsuhsL ud some them Offered sfsst
deal lu ihc b'ps Ihe gusml impf,tsi ~ Is
mat the bsrl lo't "uro b span. nhd beinl
titus disabled wa. dii, rn uut ( hsr course .rd
put Of The track Of sll lnromiug vessels. Cap
siiu NrIs"u, bee owner. lhi,ts hc win tun
up duhus the urG' frW da's The Forest
Qle"n san old 20 srl, bot rriof 10 her ,allng
on This voyage shr bad brci iho7ughl, over
hauled aud put in m t-ras, sag ing c,ndl
ll0p
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nnrRE nnaoLurloN

Tho following ~ the resolution which
passed The house this afternoon by d
vote ~ go 10 ~.
Resolved that the president IN hcrcb)
authorized ana directed % intervene 81
onro "a stop the wHr In cuba. 10 the end
and with the purpose 0f securing pcrma.
nrnt peace ana order there. and cHtab
llnhlng By free action 0f the people there
% stable ana independent government oi
tholr own In the ISLAND of Cubn. and The
president n hereby authorized ana en-
pnwcrcd IA use the land ana naval forcc
~ the tinted sthtcs 10 execute the pur.
pose 0f this resolution"
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RAyENscRAn SAVE.

san Francisco, April l3-Thc Merchants
Exchange has received cnhlcgrnm from
Cnlluo announcing that the British SHIN
RHvcnscrnR which lcrt New Whntcom for
Calloo has arrived AZ her destination, She
WIS given up Tor lost some time ago, M
per cent reinsurance was paid On her. ana
the time had almost arrived for the un-
dcrwritcra to pay the owners OF the shlp
and cargo the Insurance money
Vessels that left the Sound ror South
America long after the RaVcnscrag had
reached their destination. discharged car
goes and sailed again, but none of them
had seen or heard Of her
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NEW APPROPRIATION BILL

Washington, Aprll Ex-senator Thurston
has introduced bill making p, rmNnent
annual appropriation of s?,JOo,COO for the pur-
pose OF increasing II efficiency the nntlonN
guard, rnd $500 100 for the improvement Of thc
naval militia.
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MRS 1tGHY III

Sra York, 'phl i.-A dispatch 10 "a,
Nofl fom r.rs'as,
Mr.. AutnHlI irfrf. formerly sybll sander
son. h bus or o. ally i, wiih paralysis
Tufr uurr' mc 10 'as,sBl Attendance Mts
J fry is 90 years uli, tnr rrfioi at phlrh par
AilH.s 90 q uf,u dgri.trs it ~ aud bel
phj jsIciars ia1ra a We grave view u her ease
Ma 1rf3 I, ai time, d,sh.us. Great ,ym
paihy is ,Npir scd lof hoin husband aud y lie
N 90 manned iiir has bcru t,fy hapm.
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SIGsnEEs NEW COMMAND

Washington April H. ltww officially on-
nounccd ut ihc navy der Hrtmc to-day TINT
Captain Sigshco and Commander Uoodrch
viii br the command rs of the T, Paul aud
H. Louis whom put into commission.
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FIVE wARsHlps AT 81, JOHN,

New York, April ~ THE British steamer
Arcadia which arrived from X John aud
oher ports In Porto Rico, reports TINT there
were five spanish warsllps at anchor at st.
John. The vlzcaya, Almirantc 0qucndo
two gunbuats and ono dispatch boat
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COLLEGE or MINES,

San Francisco, April iS-At meeting
of the regents OF the University of Cali
fornIa, Mrs. Phoebe Hearst offered to con-
struct and equip building for the col
lege of mines.
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GE1ruIGxsS1nrugtsxx3slwurz1aEs
/
K;ll61II!3(!Il||
Route
35 per cent

OF the passengers on our through trains
take their meals In the dining ear. The
proportion on most railroads Is less than
. per cent. The extraordinary showing
made by Burlington dining cars is due
to two causes
/. The service is unusually good
Omaha, Chicago, Kansas City. ST, Louis
all points east and south, Three routes
east--via Billings. st. Paul and Denver,
A. c, SHELDON,
General Agent, Portland. ore
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SPAIN cor TuE REST or us. I

SPAIN GOT THE BEST OF US,
Chicago, April &-A special to the
Tines Herald from Washington says;
Spnlns two cruisers, the Vizcayu and
Almlrantc OQucndo, which recently ar
rived at Porto Rico from Havana, have
sailed from Porto Rico 1t IL understood
their destination Is the Cape Vcrd islands,
In withdrawing the armored cruisers VIZ
caya and Almirantc Oquondo from west
crn waters, Spain has acted In u manner
which ls approved by naval experts when
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GOING EAST GOING EAST !
GOING EAST GOING EAST 1
GOING EAsT2 GOING EAST 1
GOING EAST - GOING EAST 3,
GOING EAsT3 GOING EAST I
II you are, do not forget
THREE IMPORTANT POINTS
THREE IMPORTANT POINTS
THREE IMPORTANT POINTS
First-Go via the ST. Paul because the
lines to that point will AFFORD you the
very best service.
Second See that the coupon beyond
St. Paul reads via the Wisconsin Cen.
tral because that line makes close con.
ntctions with all the transcontlnental
lines entering the Union Depot there,
and its service is first.class In every
particular.
Third For information, call on your
neighbor and triend-the nearest ticket
agent-and ask for a ticket reading via
the Wisconsin Central lines, or address
JAS, C. POND.
General Passenger Agent,
Milwaukee. Wisconsin
GEO. s. BATTY,
General Agent,
Portland. Oregon.
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ruE FLYiN0 Squadron

Virginia. Reach, Va. April la,-Commo-
dorr schlcy commenced To move the ny
Ing squadron To sea at ESQ o'clock and
before tark would have been many miles
from land but FOR the fact that the Min
ucnpolls foulcd her anchor chain and was
held over two hours In an cfrort to free
H. Finally when near cape Henry, the
Minneapolis not having Joined the squad
ron. Commodore Schlcy sent the Columbia
To Fort Monroe to tell the Minneapolis
that she could nnd the rest OF the squad
ron Il miles east OF cape Henry where
they would wait her arrival, Reyond
this fact none Of the officers on board the
Brooklyn were aware at G o'clock of her
destination and Commodore Schlcy de-
clned to say what her mission was The
squadron presented the most imposing
picture when II finally got together First
came the brooklyn, then the Massnchu-
sctts, then the Columbia, then the Minnie
npolIs and finally the battlcship Texas,
holding the lett Of line, the second place
OF honor
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SELL S&
SHIP CHANDLERY
HARDWARE
IRON AND STEEL
COAL
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
FLOUR AND MILL FEED
PAINTS, OILS AND VARNIsHEs
LoGGERs' SUPPLIES
FAIRBANKS SCALES
DOORS AND WINDOWS
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
WAGONS AND VEHICLES
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Call to their aid the columns
of the Weekly Astorian
There are several reasons
why the Weekly Astorian's
circulation is so large, One
is that its columns contain
more reading matter than
any other paper in Oregon
excepting Portland publ
cation.
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DlSOrOccIu Scenes Enacted, Ijnt
Order Finally Restored.
APRIL ouR uNLuCKY MONTH
The fl,Inp Squadron Sen South Activity
Ia Navy aud haf Dcpdflmtnts Afci-
drnt 20 the Minneapolis,

roHcuiHtINrH today after ono Of the most
exciting and memorable days In lu hlrs
tory hy vote NJ agg tp No. adopted u ron-
plutlun which ninr.trnihH of ~ members
believe makes war with Spain inevitable.
II lH H fact which Rtimly commented upon
today by the members na they spoke ~
the future that ryuty war In which the
United states has engaged began IN Aprii
ana that the day was the anniversary of
the fall of Fort sumter which aroused
the patriotic frryor ~ the north ana
made four years of civll strife certainty
The resolutions adopted direct the pres
ldont to intervene at once In cuba, to re-
store peace and secure to the people Of
the island 10 stable. independent govern.
mrnt uf their own ana authorlsr him
tu usr the army ana navy 10 execute the
purpose Of the resolutions
Although only 70 mcmbrfn-ii demo.
Gratis . republicans and l pnpullnt-diH
scented upon the mai vote the proceed.
lnRn were mhrrrd by bitter and hcrmonl.
aus display ~ partisan feeling During
th, height ~ the excitement the lir war
passed between nrumm republican ~
rcnnsS l,anla. and Bartlett democrat Of
Georgia aud "a dHgrtr,ful sCrnc folluWrd
that descended 10 N, level NJ % free
nEht Orirr MIS- nually restored Later
tho lNo members found that the ultofca-
ton had arisen out uf q misunhcrstani.
lnR whcfcupon there were mutual apol
uEIrs
later ln the proceedings the speaker
was Obliged tu again call upon Che SER
Frautat-arms with hlh silver mace. the
emblem ~ house authority. Co seat John.
son. ~ Indiana. who Nas Indignantly e..
mnnatfaling against what he termed
unnecessary war into which the country
Was being plunged
unB ~ minutes we're given Tor debate
and special rules were required 10 got the
resolutions before the house The minor.
iV resolutions which declared fur rrros.
milton NJ tho existing Epycrnmcn, M the
insurgents were voted duWn-ili tu i,o-
but they secured the votes of thr,r g..
puhll,aur
Some stirring aud patriotic sentiments
were voiced during tho drbatc which mt
cd the Eallrrlrn ana members to high
WAR ASp NAVl DEPARTMENTS
Washington. Aprl u This was day
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cameo NN'N l" '' '''''h'' To- the move.
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The Latest Out

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The evening times., 1898-10-13
DIED.
wuErpSnv nonor.o,5 -

WILKERS0N-Departed this life at his resi-
dence, 220 Seventh street southeast, on Wednes-
day, October u. 1s9s, at o'clock p. m JOHN
H. WILKERSON, in the seventy-eghih year of
his age.
Funeral from Trinity NJ. Z. Church. Fifth ard C
streets southeast, Friday. October H. at 2:SO D.
III. Relatives and friends invited 10 attend
Item
MAGRUDER-On Wednesday October I2 1898
ARTHUR CLARK. beloved son Of Lewis and Susan
T.. Magruder, of Landoyer Md.
Funeral Friday, October IA. at II a. m from
No. Cos Massachusetts Avenue northeast IL
WHITE-On Wednesday, October l2, Is9s. at
WHITE.
Funeral private. lnterment at Arlington Ii
KELLY-On October 10, 1855, JOHN E. KELLY
beloved father of John Z. and James II, Mary and
Martha Kelly
Funeral Thursday, October ls. at 2:sO. from 45