Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-01-05

22-C-rlisAr Cha-l@s-o. sails ~ Manila.
-3-Troofs A aal Z arrive ~ Camp Alger.
24-Tae spaa!s4 t.; Is A-o,;.et up 4; San
t.4g1
.;-T-ree transports win rs. men STAR:
Fl Manila. Pcs ielt issues & call FOL!
15..sn more volunteers.
2G-n-eso arrives 4 Key Wes.. .oas u
SPANS cabinet ministers said The co12-
try VS. w.i.ilg - acceF: an honorable
pa @.".... Con- n ad3re : h!ey Il Il touch
w.;a tie Iaslrsa1c .-4de-s. Florida
expedition !4atet without opposition
1el- Guantanamo. Cuta.
2T-Sqan.sa -cog; ships chased ~ American
w1-sA!ps lea. Key W-sc-
% 1-l--o''3.e Sch.eg r-l1rts he trapping
Of Cerre-a In the Aa-t-,- re-. Santiago De
Cuba Cruise. Columbia arrives a;
EeE Y.rs. nari.s s-el j. collision with
tAe Brush steamship Fosco.ia, witch
3o-T,. o7s embark AZ Tamae FOR Havana.
Shear Admiral Sa,a?s rs aee; tJrnoarts
forts o: San.ia2o lie Cuba
I-Traaspo-'s for Manila arrive 4: Homo
iulI, Na wall, and The Boys IL Blue be
come the guests q the c!-y....M 1a!tor
MonadaocA ordered TO Manila from san
2-spa!a again appeals 70 TIE Powers 70
Intervene
3-Amerlcan squadron botabar1ed Santiago
4-L:e1c. Hobeoa sinks cruiser Merri.nac
Il he mouth q the harb3- u Santiago
De Cuba.
G-F3-, .Gcatio1s Q. Santiago de Cuba re-
duced.
7-Americaa squadron bonba.ds AID 81.
!ences batteries al Santiago. Monte.
Monterey a1d collier Brutus sail for
Manila.
s-A--ault "a fort!acations of Guantanamo
Bay
9-H,usa agrees On var revenue conference
rep
lo-Atm.ral samp~ou reports he has held
guantanamo haroo- s.a@a the Tn. -.
sr.at+ e:rees u conference report On
Var revenue bill.
u-Four Ar.er.cans at CGlr.auera are killed
Il i t-h. with M Spau!ards
i3-Th!rty-two transports With Skaters
,roops sail for santiago. president;
l4-Two Americans and -eve-a, hundred
Spaaia7!s killed II battle {; Cal
l5-Ssconl ezped.t'oa sailed from san Fran
c!sc2 tr Manila. GREG. destruction
results 70 Santia-o forts through the use
Q. H. dynamite guns on ;he Nesuv!us.
ll-Spaa'sh squadron sailed fgo;l Cadiz and
passed Gibraltar.
:o-rraa.por,s with Gen. shaf,er's troops
arrive Of Santiago.
22-Pa-t f Shaft-r'. -roors landed
.Ad:alra! Camars's Cadiz fee,
o, arrives at lsl.nl Of Pq'a,:e!!acia,
= i
for'y wounded 10 driving back Spanish
solder At Santiago.
27-Commolore watson % command fec. 70
stack Spanish home ter7.tory; Pres.
Geat Mchlnley recgMmends thanks If
c. t-ess for Lieut.. Ho5s,n N, nd that he
te transferred 10 the l!ae
2s-Pres.dent p:0c.ain:- blockade Of South
err Cuba IRON Cape Frances 10 Cape
Cruz.
2o-Gen Shas-er reg rs he can take san.
t!ago In forty-e!sht hours D.. The senate
thanks Lieut.. Hobson and his men, nam.
i.c each one personally.
3o-Egrpt,aa Government refused 70 LEI
Caa.ara coal his feet az Port said.
July.
l-Shatters army began the assault upon
s'nt'aso de Cuba, capturing he ene.ay's
outer ~orEs.
2-shafter Renewed the attack upon san
tiago. ios L. about loo II Hal and
wounded. and making 1900 spanish
prisoners. The Spanish casualties prob
ably exceeded those II the Americans.
3-C.rvera's fleet destroyed at Santiago.
with grea; loss Of life.
e-spanisA tran,p - Atoms MI blown
up IF Mur.el By American g1nHoats..
HDbson the hero II the Merriiuac, and
his comrades exchanged fox Spanish
prisoners outside Sa.tlago.
7-I'resident signs Hawaiian annexation
re-olutlon... Admiral Dewey took Sub!g
and 1900 prisoners.
ll-Cru!-er St. Louis brings Admiral Ger
vera and 746 prisoners TO Portsmouth,
y. admiral SIMPSONS Geet BON
barled Santiago
HAT yellow fever has broken
out IN Gen. shafters army
Item. fora! and the Spanish army sur
rendered Sant!agl at 3 .. H.
Glory raised over Santiago at
issues Proclamation provld-
tag for the government Of Saut!ag0.
Sen American vessels lombard Man
z1nillo and destroy seyen Spanish ships
21-Grn. Niles, with 3,il5 men on trans.
ports conveyed By warsh.ps, starts 10
take Porto Rico. American Cunboats
capture Nipe and sink The Spanish cruis
Ct Jorge Juan. Gen. Calixto Garcia,
commander Of the Cuban army If East
err Cuba, owing to discnnteat because
n" Amer can Government has ignored
ti:n a1d MS troops In the surrender Of
santiago withdrew. News reached this
enforce Admiral Dewey had arrived at
Cavlte
"a 2ulnaldo declared himself dictator Of
the philippines.
% -AnntAer expedition for the Philippine
Islands sailed from San Francisco
2o-ifen Miles ana 30 o men reach Guam
icn Porto Rico, aud effect n landing
70 Secretary Day NJ Cambon. French am
bassaloT, and his frs. secretary, NJ.
1hiehaut, confer with President McKin-
ley IN regard 70 terms Of peace
27-The port II Ponce. Porto Rico surrend-
rr7 20 Capt. Davis, %, guiiboat Dixie.
3p-NrW- II Gen. Merr.tt's arrival at Caylte
received al Washington. Dewey in.
forms the President that Agu'naldo the
Philippine insurgent chief assumed a
defiant attitude.
31-TAe Spanish forces At Cavite made
s0rtie during fierce storm on the Amer
irhn troops In the Malate trenches They
w"re repul-ed with heavy loss. Ten Of
Gen Merritts men were killed and for
ty-elght wounded
August.
2-President Mckinley makes public the
terms IF peace offered to Spain by the
I ulted States
4-Ih" monitor Monterey ana lts consort
Bruins. arrive at Manila. Gen. Shat
tor and his subordinates ask that the
fever stricken array at Santiago de Cuba
be removed north.
Formal orders issued for the removal Of
Cen. Shafter's army 10 this country
t-Spaln accepts The terms nf peace offered
by The United States -. .Guayamo, Porto
Rico, captured by Gen. Halnes forces
Three Americans corncred
Spain accepts President McKlnley's
peace terms Certain representations
were made regardln, Cuba which were
not acceptcd however. 80. Spaniards at
Guantanamo lay down their arms and
surrender to Brig. Gen Ewers
0-Grn. Ernst's brigade captured Coamo,
n... IL.