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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06
THE MAINE
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was ..nsp.,uola DURING ihr nshung
Major General Nh,elrt Nhu Waa ayr.
uualy UIapuacl lhr u.-hi h,flrr ibr bate
Tie. afs suffering from foyor ON thc
morning ~ ihc nghi aa uH1n ar hv WAS
AWAIT .hli ho irpupa veto lkrly ln he
engaged Doc ordered an ambulance Goo cone
Wy u.m tp ihr trHu. lla surgeon trl'l
TO d.ssua1r him hul lhr Old general waa
ubduAi' and ,i Iny front hc went Tho
ambulance once There tho sound ~ night
inE restored ha breath and in short
time hc was calling fur his horse and per-
aonaI1 lIrr,um h.u division lu me at.
tack on 'hr tr7r trioubi
Gea.rHl ti1Nknu commanding ihi First
brigade ninth division Nan ,lnnpi u1u-
Tor rh, MANNER ,u which bu EXPOSED him
belf 30 spanish bullets and % % a miracle
how br escaped serious injury Aftrr at'
tackluE Tho r,inuht 10 The h.ll by hla
command aided by attachments from
wheeler division. hr slonj Tor a long
time ou tho summit ot the rrdpub. watch
ing tho pruErcr ~ ,hc nsht 4 heavy
lfo af times WAS concentrated ou the npu,
whore hc waa standing bur frrv from ap'
parcn, fear. hs surveyed tho ncid "
bate while Tho bullets we're wh,sEus
pas, by hundreds
Lieutenant Colonel Roosevelt WAS loo
front ur h,. regimen, throughout the day
and ha uuot heel Was carried away by a
piece " shcll
Tho grca,rat c,rc and attention Was br-
slowed upun tho wounded men and all
were cared fpr ln a vrry short time after
reaching tho hospital Tho hospital ~
tho second division was established on
the nrll as was also cavalry division
horplt, Tho hospital ~ tho nra, di.
vision was established short distance
woal OF General Skaters headquarters.
whrrr. by % O'Clock fully No men had
received medical attention Tho seriously
hurt were Keep, near the hospital the
officers hclnR placed undur two large
palms Tho men were placed upon the
ground around the tents hnd made nH
comfortable nr possible The ambulance
corps proved very rtnc,,p, and mo- wound
cd men were allowed Go remain on the
nold after dark The provisional honpl'
tai ot Slboncy received hugc number
Of men who al ught long luitrrod olonT
the road from the front as best they
could Wagons conveyed many but other.
proivrr,d walking ana throughout the
nigh, the rund WAS nl,d with the wound
cd, who moved slowly along the path
down 90 the sea coast
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06
TROUBLES or THE cruANs
Gomez Needs Rauons Since the Gussr
Failed
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yealed the fact that there was no ground
for their complaints. They set up the
plea thar the sailor who fell from aloft
during the voyage and perlshed owed
his death 20 the poor rigging but ex.
perts pronounced the rigging TO be in good
condition, and the consul told the men
20 go 10 work again or tney would lose
their standing In court. The men all
turned 10 and and the trouble ended
for the time. There are always two sides
10 every story. Some ship owners pay
their sailors premiums FOR staying with
them for series Of years, while Others
instruct their masters 10 get rid OF th'
sailors at every port and It is not always
an easy matter TO decide the merits oi
such cases
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06
SPAIN ADVISED ~ SEEK PEACE.
.saRasn Warned Not to Risk Further
Disaster


lAnnoClht~a irvaa Dispatch
London. july 5-Au the papers today
comment upon the sudden and dramatic
transformation resulting from Admiral
CcfycrAs mysterious and suicidal man
cuyrr. which various theories are ad-
duccd 90 explain. All culoglEr the bray
cry displayed on both sides and strongly
counsel Spain TO accept tho Inevitable
ana sue Tor peace. which would entail
no dlshonor
Tho Daily Telegraph sayn:
"if Srnor SAgaHta elects 10 risk further
disaster tur fear u the frolhy jlngncs IN
Madrid ho VIII incur a terrible response
hilty The spanish nag has been borne
with undyiug glory In the face OF trcmcn-
dous odds ana the punc,llioa of honut
have been generally satisfied"
Tho Daily News tenders similar ad-
ylvc. Il says:
Tho Spaniarda can rght ana die. SO
can the Americans. Ambassador Hay
IN hl. eloquent speech ot yesterday glorl-
nrd IN this thought, but TO their equal
courage Americans add In this unequal
combat with Spain not only vastly su-
pcrlor material resources by dcvlsing
mlud and skilled organization wl,nuut
which bravery is nothing hut a means u,
providing stun Tor tho -hlmblrs,"
Tho Morning Post advises Spain To-
treat direct with her Zoe but expresses
fear that even this course will hardly
save her from the grasplng propcnsltlcs
ot some of her European ncghhors,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.


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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land once at oregon City. oregon.
June II. 1895.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has nled notice Of his
intention to make nnal proof In support
OF his claim. and that said proof will be
made before the County Clerk OF Clatsop
County at Astoria. oregon, on August =,
1898. viz: William Ross; H. z. 1876 for
the southwest quarter Of the southeast
quarter OF section II, township n, r.
10 west. He names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation OF said land, viz :
]. B. Johnson, OF Jewell. Oregon; ]. 7.
Burke. OF Seaside. oregon; T. L. Frazer
OF Astoria. oregon; B. Burke, OF Seaside
oregon.
CHARLES B. MooRES,
Register.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06

There was trouble on board the British
ship Alexander Black, now lying in the
stream. yesterday. The men mutinled,
claiming all kinds of grievances, and
demanded to see the consul. Capt. Nc
Laughlln sent ashore for the consul, whc
went out to investigate the matter, The
men claimed that they had suffered much
ill-ueatment, that the captain had ever
threatened to kill them all, that the yes
sci was unseaworhy and demanded theil
discharge. A thorough Investigation OF
the matter and close questioning ever
to swearing some of the men, who quailec
when the consul sent for the blole, re-
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06
DEWEY coRpAdE SHORT.


T''0""'INT'T IT'HH TI"VHT'W-
NrH tufh July The World says
Admiral brwry'u blockade NJ The Phil
iup.n'7 threatens tp create ,ofiagc
iv'rth throughout the civilized world
% har doubled the price uf Manila rop,
and tNiHc in this country ana by doupl.
mE the value ot Manila hemp has made
Iorlun,a lur Manufacturers who had large
stocks iu reserve. The John Good, cord,
ago company. which Was forced into th,
hands 10 receivers was one OF the arms
which held IA ronrryr stock OF hemp and
at,pn afc bcipg taken 30 rourgan,sc ih,
company un "a solid financial basis
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06
RAVAGEp by FIRE
The Town OF punsmuir Almost Entirely
Swept out of Existence.
Associated Press DIspatch.l

Sacramento, July "a special to IN,
Brc says the town of Dunsmuir. in Siskl
You county, on the line OF tho oregon \
california railroad, was almost swept GU
oi existence by lire this morning,
The tlrc started at . a, m, and owing 1,
the high north wind which prevailed, wa
soon beyond control.
The town water system was entirely
INADEQUATE to supply the demand Twenty.
five buildings We're destroyed In the busi
ness section, and 1t was only by heroh
EFFORTS of the townspcople that the rest
dtnce section escaped the flames, Th,
loss Will exceed $4,000 with but little In
amrAnco
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06
RAFT ARRIVES IN SAN FRANCISCO
Two Million Feet Became Detached Dur
ing Heavy Storm on the Way.

san Francisco, July 5--rhe immense
lumber raft which left Astoria eleven
days ago in tow Of the tugboats Monarch
and Rescue, arrived here this morning,
having averaged about knots per hour
during the trip, The original raft con-
talned 100000 feet of lumber, but owing
to rough weather, 100000 feet of this
was lost during the voyage.
The tug Rescue Is searching the coast
for the greater portion of the lumber
which became detached and 1t is believed
that most of the lost lumbr is still intact
as 1t was securely bolted Captain Ten
nelson. Of the tug Monarch, reports that
the raft snapped in two during the storm
ON Wednesday last when the velocity Of
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06

the wind reached S miles per hour.
a telephone message from Hail Moon
bay reports that the schooner Maynowcr,
loaded with lumber from oregon for san
Francisco IL In a dangerous position IN
the bend Her steering gear and her
bulwarks are much damaged. The tug
Sea witch has gone TO the rescue Of the
lmpcr.llvl vessel.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06
4 srArEMENr ~ oaNGnA


tAssocht,d Press pHa'cbl
OF Santiago. july g. yla Kingston. Julj
5-t,opyr.ghtcd lAa by 90, Associated
rrrral Tho hrat and only statement con-
g'ru.ng ,he recon, naval blulo mad,
py lhr splurh commander. Admiral Ger
vera, Was 600 ID correspondent 1f lbD ASS,
c'alud lrras 10 WAS aa follows.
81 would rather lose my ships oi SOFA
like sailor than Doc % hlgbpr Il wa.
The only thing l,fl Tor mr 90 d1."
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06
INSURGENTS WE'RE VICTORIOUS
lAssoeInled rresa nL.nnlchl

Associated Press Dlspatchl
London. July IA dispatch from Ma
Mia dated July says Captain General
Augustin made "a sor,le Tor the purpose
ot repairing toe aQueduct which supplies
the walled city, and In an endeavor to
communicate with General Mona. The
Insurgents concentrated their troops ana
opposed the move, forcing the Spanish
commander to return to Manila.
The insurgents are said TO have suffered
sever, losses and the SpanArds are re-
ported To have had 80 men Killed and ljl
wounded.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06
A GOOD TIME
TO Buy TEA


hti ib- RED ,run ls tD send aIl go
Santiago anl tl ihc Havana blockade
Tho luF Tacoma rlmo Zoo from pcnsl'
rplB fHa morning She wul probably take
lhe place ~ Jbc tuF captain Sam. which
wont tp Santiago last night Tho captain
snm lrn Cor Santiago once before. hul
turned back because hcf crow Nrry afraid
90 su nlnnF thr north coast
The Associated rrrrr boa, cynthia wl'
convoy ihp Captain sam. and au no SPAN
.rh trasrl has boon seen on tho north
roaat uf cuba tpr many weeks. % 10 ikoly
that lhr tynihh wli deliver her charge
safely 60 Admiral sampson
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06
THE NEWS IN MADRID.

ASSOCIATED Press Dlspatch.l
Madrid, July 5.-Scnor Sagasta. premier.
has announced officially that Admiral
Ccrvcra's squadron has been defeated,
that The Oqucndo was burned and the
lntanIa Maria Teresa was sunk and that
Admiral Ccrvcra himself Is prisoner OF
war.
The dispatch containing the Information
has not yet been fully drcipheryd.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06
MEETING or WATER COMMISSION.

At the monthly meeting Of the water
commission held last night the clerk S
report was read, showing the earnings
for last month TO be S2,OS9,55, which was
filed.
Tho treasurer's quarterly report showed
$ll22...- cash on hand and was referred
to committee,
Payroll rs approved, SSl2.,O,.
Bills ordered paiu $9,75.
The committee on the matter of pro-
curing land in the Bear Creek water dis
trict was granted further time,
The Clatsop Mil companys special rate
OF SS5 per month was restored and meters
ordered taken OFF as per their request
CITY Attorney Allen reported 1t was not
required of the commission to put In
ternal revenue stamps on water commits
sion warrants.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06
A CHILD ENJOYS

The pleasant flavor, gentle action and
ioothng effect OF Syrup OF Figs, when in
need OF laxative. and II the father or
mother be costlve or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow its use; so that
1t is the best family remedy known and
every family should have a bottle, Man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup CO.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06
BrAEiArDs sriLL EN4nusfAsTlc.
lml Complain NJ nnd Government a.
Home.

lAsaOcintod PRESS DiEDntchl
London. July 1.-The Mndrln cofrcspon
dent NJ tbo Dnlly Chronicle anyH.
rho onibuslasm M the spanish soldier
continues but thoro ~ bitter foacntmcn
Tor the Dad military ana naval orgnniza
ton and resignation NJ the responsible
ministers lH demanded
The war foyer is running high. m.
cabinet is divided into pence ana wal
parties, An uneasy feeling has boon
caused by The general precautions belnp
taken Admiral Camara VIII pass through
the Hucz canal tomorrow Ouly ". 1h'
drBirOyern are returning 10 destroy Com.
modpfe Wntspn'H squadron. The coast
towns are being rapidly fortified. and pur.
ileulnrly Punia Cabrera ana Chouuclca
commanding Gibraltar bay. with tho ob.
jocI N preventing the Americans from
conllnR
There hro renewed rumOra regarding
the exchange NJ bank notes nt Algeirai
ana Baduaoc General glmnzo, minister
of public instruction ana public works
talks of precautions In favor of the nlil
,udc of the workIngmon In Castillo.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06
HOW THEY wnnE REDUCED,
\ Plain Account of How We Dew 1t

A Plain Account OF How We Dew II.
Admiral Dewey REDUCED the Spanish
fleet at Manila by boldly entering the
enemys harbor and engaging his fleet
and forts; Commodore Schley, under Ad-
miral Sampson REDUCED Cervera's fleet
IN one Of the greatest naval battles in
history. General Shafter will REDUCE
Santiago within the next few days until
his Satanic majesty even will be COM
PEELED 10 put p the sign, "No more Span
lards wanted and Herman Wise has RE
DUCED the prices ON everything in his
store until every bargain hunter hunts NJ
Wise's store when he is looking for bar
gains Wise has courteous salesmcn who
speak English, French ana German, but
they don't parley spanish.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06
SAMPSON TO Assist
IAmoalAlrA pr... p.nal.h

Associated Press Dispatch
Washington July PRECEDENT McKin.
Icy hha sent "a telegram Go shafi,r ANA
SNmpaon ordering them Go confer 49, 20
hc adNslb.lN uf The flee, entering the
harbpr Co assls, BOO the bombardmout OF
Santiago. It is regarded as likely that
sampson may attack ihc outer fortnca.
unns and attcmp, ,ho pasag, TO the
inner bay today
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06
sTERoTl rERs on STRIKE.

ASSOCIATED Press DspOtch.l
Chicago, Juiy i,-For the first umo since
last Friday morning the Tribune, Rec
ord, Chronicle, Tmcs-Hcrald and Inter
Ocean viii be issued tomorrow morning.
Sufficient ot outside non-unon s,tro-
typcrs have been imported into the city
To mako this poss,slc.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06
REvoLuTloNlsTs cAPITULATED
tAssocla,cd Press Dlspa,ch.l

Associated Press Dspaich.l
Washington. July S-The following ad-
vices were received by the state depart
ment from Minister Fitch at Montevideo:
"The revolutionlsts caNitulated after a
demonstration against the government
lasting nearly two days"
The minister states that the lighting
was heavy while It lasted 60 being killed
md Ahoui 2lO wounded.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06
cAMAnNs FLEET IN THE suEz


Associated Press Dspatchl
Port Sa.d, July THE spanish nect
under command 90 Camara, consisting OF
The Pclayo, carlos v, Pltrota. Rapldo.
nucnos Ayrcs lsla de Panay. san Fran
cisco. lala do Luzou. san Augustln and
San lgnaclo de- Loyula. has entered the
sucz canal The spanish torpedo boat,
which were with the flee, have been or
dvrcd Go Mrsslna. Sicily.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06
AMATEUR TRAIN ROBBERS.
Hold TIP Rio Grande southern and Re-
Ilcyv Passengers oi So,

ASSOCIATED Press Dispateh.l
Rico Colo. July THE Rio Grande
Southern train was held 10 al Stone
cree. twenty miles south Of Rico, at nlO
this morning by three men supposed TO
be- Mcxlcans. The train had stopped for
water when the men appeared. The crew
was placed under guard after which the
robbers went through the cars. relieving
the passengers OF about 500. They were
evidently amateurs and got but a small
part OF the money on the train. The
express and mail cars were unmolested.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06
NEWS coNFlRMED AT WASHINGTON

tAsnoela,cd Press Dspa,ehl
Washington. july THE state depart
mcnt has been oficIaily apprlscd NJ the
entrance ot Camara's nc,t Into the sueE
canal
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-06
cEHyEH- ESCAPE


London July s..A dispatch from Ma
drld Fiy,7 % long r.r.umH,nlal account
ny captain Auupn pf Admiral C,rvenr
escape from santiago hlrllr
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tho Cubans and ho roni o guard NJ armed
rallorn ashore 10 prevent lhc Spanish prlR'
0nprN from being moltstod
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-02
BrookviIle,s Proposed Celebration.

Newcomers to Indiana soon come to re-
gard with especial interest and respect two
towns of the State, namely, Madison and
Brookville. They speedily discover that an
astonishing number of men and women
prominent and distinguished in political,
professional, literary and social life were
natives of one of those towns. Especially
is this noticeable in Indianapolis. Let a
dozen leading citizens meet accidentally
and it is safe to aver that of the twelve
five came from Madison and five from
Brookville and that the other two wish, at
least for the moment, that they had also
originated in one of these places. Does an
Indianian who has emigrated from his own
State come to the front elsewhere, his news
paper biographer soon brings to light the
fact that he was born either in Madison or
Brookville. The old residents of Indian
apolis do not wonder at this pre-eminence
of the smaller towns. They recall the fact
that the capital cityRwas not always a
metropolis, but that in the early days the
places mentioned shared that distinction and
were centers of culture, to which people
of enterprise and intelligence naturally
gravitated on coming into the State In
the course Of time conditions changed,
other regions offered greater opportunities,
and the sons of Franklin and Jefferson
counties went elsewhere, the qualities that
made them good citizens in their early home
distinguishing them and their children in
their new abiding places But though many
have wandered far they have all cherished
a loyal love for the old towns, and the
people left there have not forgotten them
Franklin county is planning to give express
sion to this feeling by holding a great re-
union at which it is desired to bring to-
gether in a social way all the county's peo-
pie. The event is not to take place until
July 4 next but so elaborate an undertake
Already favorable responses have been re-
ceived from hundreds of former citizens,
and the prospect is that the Whitewater
hills will see a multitude of visitors on that
occasion General Lew Wallace is expected
to be present, the descendants of Governor
Noble Gen. James S. Clarkson, representa-
tives of the Test family, the Goodwin fam
lily and Il host of others whose names will
at once suggest themselves to those who
have been acquainted in the county.
A semi-secret order. called the Scotus Gaul
Picti, organized to promote social inter-
course, has the matter in hand. and the
prospect is that Brookville will have such
u gathering within its borders 1t has
never known before. Such assemblages
mean much to any community. for the en-
livening and preservation of the ties of
youth inure to the benefit of all concerned.