The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-16

night the Fourteenty infantry swan the
Zapote river, charged and carried he
trenches, hsavy iusilade OF artillery
preparing the way and covering the I
crossing The insurgents broke for the j
woods before the tropps reached them.
Almost at the same time the Ninth {
and Twelfth crossed a bar Of the sea and
came upon their left flank at q point
where body of marines, with Maxim
guns, landed under protection OF the I
ships batteries, fired upon by the enc
my's left rear with demoralizing effect.
Sixty.five dead Filipinos were found in
the trenches. most of them shot through
the head.
At New Richmond.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 13.-The Times to-
morrow will say:
There are we'll up TO $50 dead in and
about New Richmond. OF these, only
about 80 in New Richmond will be recog.
nizsd for the reason that the fire has
charred their bodies. They could not be
examined today as the fire was still
burning and it was impossible 10 enter
the houses.
Another Cyclone.
OMAHA, June ia special from Blair
to the Bee says:
Tonight the town OF Herman, IL miles
north of here was practically wiped off
the map. Two travelling men, w. +.
Anderson and Mr.. Erkine, arrived here /
from Herman. They estimate 25 or 30
dead but would not venture an estimate
o! the injured. They say $50 people are
in Herman practically without shelter.
Luna Assassinated.
MANILA, June lS.-lnformation has |
reached here of the assassination Of Gen. |
Luna and his aide-de-eamp, Lieutenant /
Pasco Ramon June s by Aquinaldo's
guard at the headquarters OF Aquinaldo.
Through relatives of Palermo, rebel
leader, full details OF the assassination
we're received.
A Collision.
NEW YoRK, June I3.-The Old Domin-
ion steamship Hamilton, which sailed
from New York today for Norfolk and
Newport News, ran into the German
steamship Macedonia off Long Branch,
and it is supposed that the Macedonia
subsequently sunk. The Hamilton had
on board large number Of passengers.
We're to Leave.
WASHINGTON, June l2.-Gen. Otis re-
ports that the Oregon regiment, with the
signal corps, will leave today for San
D Francisco.
Though Gen. Otis dispatch stated the
Oregon troops would leave for San Fran
ciscn, the war department officials are OF
4 the opinion that mistaken the cabling
was made and that Portland was meant.
r Wounded OregonIans.
: WAsHiNGToS, June l3.-Gen. OTIS has
notified the war department Of the fol-
lowing
Wounded-Seoond Oregon, June 3 com.
4 pany II. Private Ezra kiFtz. wrist, slight.
Charles Do1ghty, hand, slight; company
l., Clayton NJ. RAnsome, hand, slight
= First Washington. June 6. company q,
u Private. Joseph b. Dollan, leg, slight
First Idaho. Private Hugh Hutchinson,
buttock. severe: First Montana, comps
'e ny d, Private +. 7. Clem, thigh. severe
j. ". F. Kramer. knee. slight
A Town wipsd Out.
20 MINNEAPOLIS, June IA special 1
=, the Tribune from saltwater says:
This vas terrible night for New Rich
ulond, the village being almost wiped OF,
be Of existence by one OF the most seven
cyclones that ever visited that locality
IL 10 thought many are dead.
Mr.. Carroll says..that gre followed III
in cyclone and what was iefs Is being coE
N snDed by Gre. $50 are reported kilieI
Another Towns Fate
MISSEAroIIs, June :le.-A special |
the Times rom Moth Wisconsin Juns
81 tion saws:
A courier from Bosrdman reports tha
M the whole town has been wiped off IA
i. face Of the earth. and while no de6nii
news has been obtained ~ this time
I'D the casualties il is presumed many vel
n- injured and possibly some killed.
Heavy Storm.
MILWAUKEE, June IA special frol
- La Crosse saws.
oI The wcrss rain storm in Il years sweJ
n over this -ection last night and Sioda
Nearly inches OF rain fell. Il came
''O sheets, doing great damage 10 railroa
ey propeTtyl
- More Figh.ing
MANILA, June II The Filipino occJ
~ patton oi the province Of CAviie has tee
go broken, and as q result Of the presses
he movement the Americans nov consr'
IN. the important coast fowns Of ParanAQE
and Las Pinas, while long line of iusn
'sn gent trenches facing cur south Lines hs
An been cleared.
for The insurgents have again prove
h. their alb lity as dodgers
BY Indians Starving
IL VICTORIA, b. C., June ll.-The lndiaG
an living in the neighboFhood OF the upp-
y waters Of the Stewart river are in mos
'se deplorabie condition. A terrible iamiu
go prevails in that district and the uuiol
iunaie natives have already been deciu
ated for lack Of food. Conditions ha'
been growing rapidly worse in this re
,Fd spect, and miners who have just reacl
a. ed here from that country say that th
!, pitiful scenes enacted among the star
!. ing Indians beggars description.
- Storer Arrived.
MADRID, June ll.-Beliamy Storer,
10 S. minister toSpain: Mrs. S.orer. Stal
ed ton Sickles, secretary OF the legation, at
Of their servants,i arrived here by Il
nv southern express Yesterday. Mr.. Stor
was received At the railway station
Col Mora, chat OF police OF Madrid. vi
et' saluied the minister by touching h
Fas hand.
he An Iowa Cyclone.
MtxSEAroLs, June 1l.-A special
the Tribune from Sioux City, SAYS:
tornado struck two miles southeast OF
~; lix this afternoon, l6 miles sfrom her
e N and killed three people outright and OF
ave more will die. The killed are: Jot
si~ Malloy. farmer; Mrs. John Malloy, /
% -, wife; Harry MAlloy, his l6-year-o.d SO
a. An Oregon Heir.
PoUGHKEsPsIE. n. Y, June ll-Dewi
Laromee, whose home is in Oregon,
Q one of the beneficiaries OF an eccentl
ON uncle's will. Alexander Dewitt, who h
o." Just died here, after living in the villa
for 10 years on the bounty OF friends h
left fortune Of $40. 600 10 bonds, stoc
rh and mortgages.
CT Fur soc per sack. Try it.
lole The Magnolia
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