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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-11-16

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-11-16

The Best and Most Reliable Advertising Medium. If
you not already a subs riber do as the rest do
and have it sent to your home each evening at 10
CENTS A WEEK, and be happy
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-11-08

Those wishjng 10 Adrerise IN New Ho-
nOluiu's Lire Pdper-the BULLETIN
can see erery contract wih lis present dd-
rertjsers By calling The Business 0fice
Of The paper. An patrons Of The paper
are treated alike. The Bulletin is nor
run on business principles. Large and
small advertisers are treated alike. AdUcr-
HSements from Chinese and japanese are
not published at hdF The rates that other
advertisers pay IN order 10 get their bust
ness. The BULLETIN has one price for
all. II is This courteous treatment Of dd-
rertiserS that materially assists 10 make
the Bulletin The best advertising medium
IN he Islands.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-11-08
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Q attribute my large increase In
patronage TO the ADLBT in the Bulletin
WANTS aud the excellent meals am
furnishing for % cents. 10 was the
two line aDLEr that called attention
of New Corners 90 my restaurant. It
has proven y profitable Investment for
me. = thought that . was well known,
but . have had ~ clearly demonstrate
ed that advertising In HouoIuiu's live
paper PANS.-CHABLEN Lind. Pro-
prietor Of the Excelsior Restaurant,
Nuusnu street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-11-08
A Sure Sign OF Group.

Hosrseness in a child that is
subject to Group ia sure indica-
ton of the approach of the disease.
Ii Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
is given as soon as the child be-
comes hosrse, or even after the
croupy cough has appeared, it will
prevent the attack. Many mothers
who have croupy children always
keep this remedy at hand and find
that it saves them much trouble
and worry. 1t can always be de-
pended upon and is pleasant to
take. For sale by all dealers.
Benson, Smith b Co., Gen.
Agts.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-11-08

Emil klemme has charge OF
Ilaniwai.
The Moana and Mariposa are
due tomorrow morning early.
The funeral of Corp. Oscar
Wheeler was held this morning.
Inspector G. A. Peterson has
reached Hilo in his tour of Ha-
waii.
U. S. elections are being held
among soldiers afeld and ahoat
today.
The first news Of the American
elections will reach Honolulu on
the Rio, Nov. II.
p. Peck the Olaa coffee planter
specifically and explicitly denies
that he is a sugar enthusiast.
The Elite Barber Shop, King
near Alskea street has employed
W. r. Boyle the crackjack barber.
The 1. Y. L., corner Nuuanu
and King streets, has Hawaiian
Flags at &c., 1Oc., 25c., SOC. and
rs cts.
l.. w. Hough of the Hebron
drugstore is ailing. He is staying
at the Arlington, his family being
absent.
M. McInerny call attention to
the firms large variety of under
clothing. See their announcement
in today's BULLETIN.
The Young Mems Research
Club will hold it's next meeting
on Friday evening next at the
home of G. II. Anterior, King and
Alapai streets.
Isn't there bright boy in Ho-
nolulu who desires to learn a fine
trade, grow up and become use
full citizen ? There is a chance
for such a boy by consulting
WANTS.
The Board of Health will leave
for its half yearly visit to the Set
Element on Friday night, return
ing Saturday night. One of the
Inter Island steamers will take
the party.
With its issue for November the
Anglican Church Chronicle COM
pletes its sixteenth volume. This
number has some vigorous words
on the present troubles of the local
church.
There was a pleasant social at
the Christian church last night.
Boys in blue were entertained and
very much the entertainers with
songs and Rotations. w. NJ.
Templeton directed the exercises.
The ladies provided refreshments.
Apropros of the Mckinley Club
of Hilo the Tribune says: As q
matter Of fact that there is no
such organization ESQ far as
known) in Hilo, as the mckinley
Republican Club" The Execu-
tive Committee of the "Hilo Re.
publican Club" wish to state that
they had no choice for the Judge
ship, but that if they had one, it
would be Gardner K. Wilder. 1t
would be interesting to the people
of Hilo generally to discover the
existence of the Mckinley Club
and the identity of its Recording
Secretary"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-11-08
Fraternal Directory.
HARMONY LODGE No. 3,
10. q. F.,

Meets every Monday evening at 7:3O,
in Harmony Hall, King street.
q. l.. SORRENSON, y. G..
T.. X. HENDRN, Secretary.
All visiting brothers very cordially
invited. 1903
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-11-08

HAWAIIAN TRIBE No. l,
improved Order of Red Men.
Meets on the second and fourth Friday
Of each month, at 1880 p. M, in Knights
Of Pythias Hall, Fort street. Visiting
brothers are cordially invited to attend.
S. J. SALTER, Sachem; J.F. ECKARDT,
Chief Of Records. 1908
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-11-08

Nicely furnished rooms at the
Popular, House, l54 Fort street,
from $I.00 Der week up.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-05-26
Troop. Bound for Manila.

San Francisco. May 25.-Four COM
panics of the Fourteenth United States
infantry Tegulars), the full regiment
of Oregon Volunteers and picked bat
talon of fifty California heavy ar.
tillcry left the Preside this morning
and boarded the transports City OF
Sydney and Australia. / preparatory to
starting for Manila. Yesterday :
scenes. when the First Regiment OF
California Volunteers marched to the
dock. We're rc-cnactcd today.
The transports were all In readiness
for the troops. who marched on board
with but little delay. About noon til,
steamers left the docks and anchored
out in the stream near the City -
Peking. There the finishing touches
will he given TO the cargoes of th.
transports. and tomorrow morning the
three big steamships will start for
Manila.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-05-26
CUTTING CABLES UNDER FIRE
Splendid Work of tho II. Louis and Wan.
patuck Mt Santiago dc Cuba.

Splendid Work Of tho ~. Louis and Wan.
patuck mt Santiago dc Cuba.
New York. May 23.-A special to the
Sun from st. Thomas, Danish West In.
dies, says:
The firing at Santiago de Cuba on
Wednesday, May IS, was between the
Spanlarls there and two American vcs-
sells. Acting under orders from Ad-
miral Sampson, the auxiliary cruiser
st. Louis and the tug wampatuck went
TO Santiago for the purpose of cutting
the cable there. The cable was picked
up within the range of the guns Of
Moro castle and the Spnniartls at once
opened fire on the Americans. Two
sand batteries ana one mortar battery
on shore at the bottom OF the height on
which Moro Is situated Joined In The
firing, to which the Americans respond
ed. The aim OF the Spanish gunncrs
was atrociously bad.
Men who were detailed to cut the en-
BILE grapplcd FOR IL from the deck OF the
st. Louis. They found 1t with little dlf-
iicuity and cody lifted 1t 10 the fore
castle OF the ST. Louis, where II was
cut. The SpanInrds meanwhile did
| their best To disable the cruiser.
The engagement was lively while II
lasted. The St. Louis brought her to-
| tai armament Of four six-poundcrs into
Iplay. while the Wampatuck used her
one ihrcc-poundcr. With this small ar
mamcnt the Americsins finally succeed
cd In silcncing nll but two or three OF
the Spanish guns. Neither Of the AM
crican vessels was seriously damaged.
A top mast backstay on the ST. Louis
was shot away and the pilO, house OF
the Wampatuck was slightly splinter
ed. One man on the ST. Louis had n
finger broken by n flying fragment Of
shell while handling the cable.
When the Americans had completed
their work nt Santiago they proceeded
some twenty miles TO the eastward.
where they entered the bay OF Guam.
tnnamo. they being under orders TO cut
the cable there also. While they were
picking up the cable In the bay the
Spanish batteries opened fire on them.
but the guns being small and poorly
handled We're ineffective.
Two well placed shots from the st.
Louis secured comparative quiet. and
the further work OF crippling Blancos
communication with the outside world
was peacefully accomplished. The Am.
orleans laugh Mt the gunncry OF the
Spanards. They are highly pleased
with the success OF their TASK.
The armament of the ST. Louis and
Wampatuck is ridiculously small for
fighting purposes, and IL Is considered
that more powerful vessels should he
employed when II i necessary for them
TO run directly within range OF shore
fortificatlons.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-05-26
CALIFORNIA Teoops FIRST.
Three Big Vessels Ready to Sail for
Manila.

Manila.
San Francisco, May California
said good bye to her First regiment OF
volunteers this morning as they march,
ed gaily forth from the Preside to
start on their long journey to Manila.
The men left camp at $ o'clock and
marched to the Pacific Mail dock.
where the big steamer City of Peking
lay ready for them. by noon the sol.
dicrs were all on, board. and before
night everything was in readiness for
their departure.
The troops assigned to depart on the
Australia and the City OF Sydney have
been ordered to report Mt tn. docks OF
their respective vessels ut $ o'clock to.
morrow morning.
The first expedition will he divided
on the three vessels as follows: The
City of Pcking. the First California
volunteers. composed of ~ officers and
0I3 enlisted men. 10 officers and Il
sailors of the navy. making a total of
80 officers and 1.0I men: the City Of
Sydney, 13 officers and 3lS enlisted
men of one battalion OF the Oregon vol.
unteers, o officers and 300 men of the
four companies of the Fourteenth Unit
ed States Infantry: one officer and 80
men of the California Heavy Artillery.
and DR.. ii. +. McNay, ranking medical
officer. making total of 81 officers and
GO men: the Australia. the headquar.
ters stan and band and two battalions
OF the Oregon volunteers, comprising
81 officers aEl GAG men.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-05-26
CRUISER NEWARK.

their tedious Journey 10 the coast. The
first train arrived there at u O'Clock
this morning. and. thanks to the fore
thought OF Colonel Hale. n stop OF m
! hour and n half was made. This time
wns utilized by the men for an outing
which gave them an opportunity to
stretch their legs. First OF all, coffee
was served to the companies In the
cars and several expert forngcrs In
duccd the guardian OF cream supply at
the coffee house to contribute some
free OF charge.
When the men had secured breakfast
I'm the cars, n guard was posted around
the train Mt distance of sevcnty-five
feet, and for the frs, time on the trip
everybody was allowed to leave the
, cars and stroll about. of course. within
the prescribed limits. Soon they
poured out of the cars as n unit to talk
with the local belle. exchange news
with the Thirteenth infantry. Minncso-
tn volunteers, who had arrived shortly
before on n solid train of Wagner
slecpcrs, and most Of all to get exer-
else.
Company A went through the setting
up exercises In front OF the main hotel
to the unbounded nstonishIncnt OF the
natives: others talked with and pho
tographcd n number of Piutc Indians
who had come Into town from their
reservation. miles away. The First reg
iment band played patriotic airs and
everybody was happy. But the best
diversion OF all was the chance to get
a bath. For this purpose as many men
as desired were taken down to tho
Truckcc river. which runs through the
outskirts of Wadsworth. AS the In
habitnnts were not supposed to be look
ing. the soldiers went in for u short
plunge bath.
The men. having become accustomed
to the Inconvenience of travel on day
coaches. slept soundly last night. Their
health is good and the hospital corps
in consequence has been almost n sine
cure.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-05-26
LATE WAR NEWS.

the Monterey can reach Honolulu, but
from that point to Manila she will have
to be accompanied hy u collier, or else
taken in tow by one of the transport
steamers. The steamers City of Sgd
ney and Australia may possibly be
ready to sail on Tuesday. and there is
some talk Of having them go with the
Peking, but u Is probable that the
original plan will be adhered to, and
that each of the ships will sail rs soon
as ready. without waiting for any OF
the others.
All the soldiers are impatient to start
for Manila, and their ardor does not
seem to be .abatcd by the hard work OF
camp life. Drilling at both camps Is
almost incesssant. and n more willing
lot of soldiers was never seen.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-05-26
THE PRIZES CAPTURED,
Probable Disposition of the Vessels by tn,
Court

Key West, Fla. May 2O.-Over forty
cases of ammunition We're found to-
day on the Spanish steamer Argonauta
captured during the first days of the
whr. 1t was on board this steamer
that Lieutenant Colonel Cortijo, Wey-
ler's brOther-in-hw, was captured,
with other Spanish soldiers now prls-
oners at Fort Mcpherson.
The discovery of the war supplies
on board the Argonauta will not
change the status of her case before
the prize court: 1t had already decided
to-day. before the learning of the find,
that the steamer was legitimatcly 4
prize Of war, no claims having been
filed by the owners of the ship or car
60.
A like decision was rendered In the
case of the steamer Ambrosio Bolivar
and the schooncrs Cardidnta, Mathil-
da and Sophia. The only formality re-
manning to make these vessels the alb
solute property of the United States is
the confirmation by the Federal Court
authorities of the findings of the prize
commission.
The cases of the Bucna Ventura.
the first capture of the war. and the
Pedro. Catalina. Miguel lover, Pan
America and Guido. all large and val
liable steamers. Will have TO be tried
in regular form by the United States
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-05-26
Tho Volunteer Army.

Washington, May 20.-At 1890 to-
night 1t was announced Mt the adju
tant generals office that 100000 vol
nnteers had been mustered into the
United States army. 1t is expected
that from now until the remainder OF
the 125.OO0 men called for have been
mustered. the work will proceed very
slowly. 1t Is problematical whether
the government will await the slow
motions of some Of the states.
The probability is that IL the muster
ing of the required C.:ta is not com.
pletcd by the first of next week. the
call. 40 far as the delinquent states are
concerned. will be cancelled. and vol.
unteers will be accepted from other
states.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-05-26
DEWEY BLUFFED HIM
CONTEST WITH GERMAN CON-
SUI.
The Latter Threatened to Land Provisions
With Aid of warships, hut Dewey Said
Hc Would Attack Them.

New York. Nav PA dispatch from
Manila says the German consul there
tried to land provisions from Ger
man ship, but that Admiral Dewey re-
fused to permit it. The consul then de-
clnred, according to the dispatch, that
he would force landing under the pro-
lection OF two German cruisers. but Adj
miral Dewey threatened to fire upon
the cruisers and the attempt TO land the
supplies was abandoned.
The situation ut Manila Is desperate.
Food is scarce and meat Is exhausted.
while all the canned stun Is nearly
gone. Two weeks will exhaust the
available supply.
/ The volunteers demanded food. but
the Spanish government authorities re.
fused to give 1t and riots are threat.
ened. a delegation Is said to he pre-
pairing to wait upon United States Con.
sui Williams. ns the citizens fear an
outbreak. The insurgents control the
surrounding country, and Chief Agui.
naldo. sent by Consul Wildman here.
has arrived with his stan to organize
the rebels. Residents are now moving
from Cnvite.
Spanish officials say that 500 were
killed and 700 wounded In the bonn.
bardmcnt by Admiral Dewey. All
classes are waiting anxiously for the
arrival OF our troops. There IL no sick
hess on our ships.
Another dispatch asserts that Admi.
raj MontiJo IL to he court nartialcd on
the charge OF cowariicc.' This dis
patch also adds that the captain OF the
Spanish revenue cutter Callao. more re-
Gently captured by u boat OF the Unit
ed States heci. ny she w;ss entering Ma
\ nlla bay. Is to bc shot for not returning
the fire OF the Americans.
Washington, May 2i.-I'hc Navy De-
partmcnt today received u cnblcIram
from Admiral Dewey as follows:
"Maniln. May 20. via Hong Kong.
May 2i.-Sccrctary Navy. Washington:
Situation unchanged. Strict blockade
continues. Great scarcity provisions In
Manila. Foreign subjects fear nm out
break Of the Spanish soldiers. and they
will be transferred to Caviic by the
foreign mcn-of-war In the hnrbor.
AguInaldo. the rebel chief. who was
brought here from Hon. Kong ON the
McCullocli. Is organizing force OF ma
tive cavalry and may render assistance
that will be valuable. DEWEY
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-05-26
SAILED AT LAST.
Fuiscr Charleston Leaves San FrancIsco-
Colorado boys Warmly Welcomed.

J San Francisco, May 22.-The Charles
N is well on her way to Manila.
he big cruiser passed through the
blden Gate at $50 this morning, af-
having been anchored in the stream
night. She adjusted her compasses
an early hour and then passed up
bay through the RnccoOn straits
b past the docks OH the northern
)ntage OF the city. Every steam ves-
In the harbor blew au revoir to
plain Glass and the crew.
one Of the forts In the harbor sn-
IL the vessel, but the demonstration
e by the G.OO0 soldiers gathered at
Preside was tremendous. When
vessel was sighted coming down
bay the soldiers gathered on the
eli to bid her bon voyage. They
III the beach for II mile and cheer
IN cheer rang out from the men,
are soon to follow the Charleston
The scene OF Admiral Dewey's tri-
ph. The Chnrlcston's big siren an
Bred the boys OH the beach time and
IN, and the whistling was heard
m one end OF the city to the other.
The Colorado volunteers arrived ut
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-05-26
SIX THoUsAND iMMUNEs.



Washington, u. C.. May 23.-Thc
law which empowered the President
to organize nm additional volunteer
force not exceeding 10000 enlisted men
possessing immunity from the dis.
eases incident to tropical climates"
will be Immediately given effect by
the formation OF six regiments OF
nearly 1000 men each to he recruited
In the gulf states. Assurances from
that section are that these men are
practically ready FOR mastering and
are only awaiting equipment. Nearly
all OF them have had military training.
and confidence IL expressed that they
can be made ready for active duty
within ten days. II IL pointed out
that II immuncs are needed at all In
the Cuban campaign they are especial
ly adapted for service there in the i'm
mediate future. and that II the cam
pnign were to be delayed until fall
there would he no need TO raise this
force In the month Of May.
The President to-day. selected the
coloncls of these regiments from
among the best officers In the regular
service. and orders will he issued to
them tomorrow To hurry south and
organize their commands. reporting
for duty to the Fourth corps. Major
General Coppingcr. mt Mobile.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-05-26

OAKLAND Mt o'clock yesterday morn.
tngs bat II was four hours later when
they czusscd the bay and landed In the
new uDlon depot mt San Francisco.
In IT afternoon the regiment. with
Colo0e1 Hale Mt It's head. marched
through the principal streets TO the
camp At tho old Bay District race
track. On account Of their splendid cS.
ccution OF the manual OF arms and
their fnc appearance. the Colorado
boys were greeted with tremendous
cnihuSlnxm. The streets were. literally
packed with spectators and the occa-
sion reminded the soldiers OF the royal
farewell given them In Denver last
Tuesday.
Il was p. IN. before nil the rcgi-
mental property and stores had arrived.
This was due to the large amount
OF baggage belonging 10 other rcgi.
.nicntn arriving ahead OF the Colorado
volunteers, and which. In consequence.
had to be handled first by the local
army quartcrmastcr.
The camp Is three miles from the
city and at the southeast corner OF
Golden Gate Park.
The men mt Fort Richmond did not
suffer 70 much from last nights rain
n WINS expected. The men from the
ala to act up their tents and by 10
O'Clock ln2 night there was n SEM
blancc Of order about the grounds as
drncti to the Colorado, Minnesota ana
wyoming troops, and the men spent n
fairly good night. They were hard at
work to-day pcrfccting their camping
hrrnnrcments. and tonight were as
comfortably Situated as any OF the sol
dicrs in the cnfnp.
The Red Crues society has done Won
slcrfulIy well In relieving the suffer-
jnrs Of the strnn gers. The society has
worked night and day to make the men
comfortable. They have supplied cv.
cry home comfort possible under the
circumstances. from entnblcs and
drinknblcs to little repair kits contain.
ing needles. thread. bandngcs. court
plaster. writing paper and pens They
have looked nftcr the needs OF the all
ing, and hnvc watched over the Inter
csts OF the hearty. Many a soldier
would hive gone hungry TO his cot If
his interests Ind not been rcligiously
ioolc.i after by the Red Cross workers.
The society Inns taken each individual
rnder its projecting wing and done for
him whnt his mother would have done
for him could she have been with him.
The merchants of the state have helped
the society greatly by donations of all
tinds. and nearly $1,000 has been sub
scritc,i by Interested Californians.
The City Of Pcking mny get away by
fo-morruw night. but Will probably not
sfart before Tuesday. The coast de-
fense vessel Monterey is now lying in
the stream and will he ready to start
a. aoosi Ms she receives n supply of
coal. BY carrying deck load OF coal.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-05-26
Australians Want to Help.

Vancouver. Il. c., May 22.-Advices
brought by the steamer Abrans!.
which arrived here yesterday from
Sydney. show that. in both Australia
and Hawaii. intense feeling in favor
of the United States against Spain
prevails.
Australians are very anxious to Join
the United States army. Colonel Bell,
the American consul at Sydney, has
had offers from hundreds of men
wanting to go to the front. Two
trained hospital nurses also offered to
go to Cuba or the Philippines. Aus.
tralian merchants are debating the
qucsi on whether Australian trade
with the United States is likely to be
seriously intcrfercd with because of
the outbreak of hostilities between
Spain and America.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-05-26
Tho Military Now "A. C.dIx.

New York. May 2J.-Thc journal
cable from Gibraltar says:
The fleet and military expedition as.
scmbled Mt CadiZ are not going to the
Philippines. The bulk of the military
mnssed Mt Cadiz is being sent to Al
gcciras TO make room for the battnl-
ions coming from Cnrcclona. 1t Is said
they will sail with the Cadiz squadron
for the Canarics, there to await orders.
1t is currently believed In military cir
clcs their destination is unknown and
the tactics employed by the Cape
Verde fleet will be repeated.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-05-26
Ccrvera Heard From.

Madrid. May 10.-A direct message
from Santiago de Cuba confirms the
report Of the arrival of the Spanish
squadron there. The dispatch says the
event has caused intense enthusiasm
at Santiago.
The Sapish fleet. on arriving at San
tiago de Cuba. found there two Amer
ican warships. which retired with all
speed. The Queen Regent has cabled
congratulations to Admiral Cervern.
Washington. May 19.-The above dis.
patch from Madrid is credited here as
seven ships were reported having been
seen going toward that port Tuesday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-05-26
Court. claims having been filed by the
owners Of the ships and cargocs.
Guict Rt Key West.

Key West. Fla. May 22.-G p. m.-
The tranquility OF n tropical Sunday
has been uraIisturbcd by definite news
from any quarter. a few naval uni
forms on he streets are the only
signs OF tls proximity OF this languid
town TO tac thcatcr of war. There
are only one or two ships in the har-
Dor. and they are coaling with all
haste to get away to join their fellows
In nm action which all are convinced
Is only n matter OF days, perhaps
hours.