Sunday Gazette, The (Newspaper) - June 26, 1898, Fort Wayne, Indiana 12 PAGES THE SUNDAY GAZETTE 12 PAGES VOL XXXVI NO 160 FORT WAYNE IND SUNDAY HOMING JONE 26 1898 PRICE FIVE GENTS D C Juno Fo Pair cooler in cm portion northwesterly winds Boys and Children's Crash and Wash Suits 50c and Assortment of Summer Clothing now Awaits you at TROT STEAM Office KM 48 A 60 Bt Linen If tbe Halt r ot i Toilet WE DO lr On will to MJJ put of the Oily F L JONES A OO REFRIGERATORS ASH has got his new line of Alaska Refrigerators on his Floor They are beauties all solid hard wood highly finished prices are so low that body it would seem could have one Do not fail to see his stock when looking for ators Coolers Ice Cream Freezers and Oas Hot Plates at H J ASH'S STOYE HOUSE i lor 111.00 122.00 to 110.00 made to order to turn call UlA our line ion leaving order CORKER COLUMBIA AND CLINTON FORT IND Removal are out our Block or Ladles and Children's Shoes at K per cent on the dollar holow cost We will Bivo you a tew Men's 13.00 Shoo Men's Shoo at Shoos was now 19 Tho greatest opportunity over ed On account havo to vacate tho room by July 1 DAVID FISHMAN CALHOUN ST Each ihlpa Released from ron to Convoy More Troops-Cable Communication Restored WASHINGTON U C June terest shifted sharply to-day from the Navy io tlie War Department of the bloody engagement between the Spaniards defending Santiago nnd the Hough Riders At Santiago now two armies are separated by a abort spite of a mile and a half Gen Shatter failed to with him from Tampa the field telegraph service that had bacn pared by Gen Greely Tlie officials ex- press themselves as thoroughly satisfied with Uic result or the battle realizing that wiir can not be successfully without a sacrifice of life The sion gained from Sen Shaffer's dispatches is he is now about Iu delay ad- mica until he hna secured artillery Secretary Alger and Gen to-day several ments will go forward both from Tampa and from Newport News An expedition of is expected to leave Tampa in the next three This comprises tho command of Snyder and the Third Division of tho Army Tho stores are already the ready to Blurt and tho dition only waits the arrival of the convoy of the warships ith Shafter's expedition liave Lean re- from Admiral Sampson and are now on Hie way back to Tampa escort additional troops Others and another formidable procession will Mart across Gulf to Cuba Whether the Indiana will lead this ex- is not definitely with this Gen Henry's will be moving along Atlantic coast and fo Santiago All the forcements from Tampa and Newport News number men Drafts on are likely to follow as soon as orders linve to a full ment of the several commands The latest information reaching flic here shows that tlic Spanish army is greater than has been Lieut Joyce of the regular army ed to Wen today giving much in- formation to-day as the number and cation of Spanish troops Before entered the United Slates army he served with Gen Garcia and traversed Santiago province He was on tho ground only a few weeks ago leaving there in April number at of which arc in Santiago at and at Once concent rated at Santiago this would make n but by forest and mountain the expected to keep the forces at Holguin and from Santiago One curious feature of tbe is the opening of direct cation between the Spaniards in Santiago and the outside world over the French cable through the medium of the can military censor This was to-day by a restoration of tlie circuit ning from Santiago overland to a place on the shore within the American lines where the beginn runs across to At the junction sits an the duty of censor far only tost messages have gone through hut it will be open to ordinary business able to pass successfully both the can and Spanish censorship The Department acquired tlie line steamship Pedro which was declared a prize having captured by the early war She bought subject to prim liens and to-day the Hector anil in a collier The King just has been the bow and changed into a distiller io ply the fleet with pure water MANY INJURED Wind Blew Down Side Show Tent Which Tell on Spectators at the Circus SIOUX CITY In June increased the record wf casualties from the storm which prostrated the bijj lent of the Three sand people were in the tent and were raught in the cm Three arc dead and a number wore hurt While the circus performance the of the side tent lifted by the wind aud the ex- were pulled the ground mill the poles among the spectators was swept like a trailin behind it ami the on op- of I he arena than by knives cut tins tent into holes many A torrent of followed fnv The killed arc Ulv of Canton S IX attorney UN K NOW N KANT found near Floyd river to death Tho injured M L White Veter A win Vrank 1 II Carney W K William Simpson W W Wilbur IX Keefe Henry Halph Frank C Kynn JL W Jack Ryan Mrs Asbell Lyon T W Charles Armstrong Detective Brosnan and Mm Heck Almost all tho injured arc Sioux City ple GEN GRANT'S MOVEMENT HiB Battle Given Another Test at Chickamauga Soldiers Must be Clean and NATIONAL TARY June event of to-day at Camp Thomas practically Uw event of tlie was the second demonstration of Gen Fred Grant's now noted battle lem As early as 4 o'clock the composing the Third Division of the First Corps Gen Grant's command were ind by all the men had Imd their breakfast and were in line The first column composed of the Vermont Eighth New York nnd Third Tennessee under the command ot Col 0 JX Clark after considerable seen red possession of the observation ir at the north eastern corner of the park mil prepared lo hold it The second col- umn composed of the Fourteenth New York Second Nebraska and First souri commanded by Col Charles J advanced a time after and a vigorous attack The attack was a one the most skillful being employed Tlic fust column in possession of tower held its position well however und Hie attacking column failed to dislodge it Tlie firing was continuous and the battle had very much the appearance of the real thing Gen Grant expressed himself as well with the work done sands of anJ tlic contest Tlie War Department at Washington is now here a largo supply of of- Tho documents are sent by tlie department to the commanding of- of the various nnd are to he made out as commissions for tho non- commissioned officers The wan ant s are in the shape of a regular commission and give officers the to command in event their or officers are killed or disabled while in bailie The colonel of each regiment mines rank of each of the missioned officers according lo the of service As there nre a number of non- commissioned in each regiment the date of their appointment is taken into consid era lion For officer was appointed January 1 and an- other January 2a would lake rank and command in event of emergency Major commissary of subsistence yf the department received 14 cars of to-day from go In this train there were 10 canned corned beef two ears of salmon one of nee and one car of beans The canned goods constitute what known as traveling that will be extensively by the while roule to Cuba Major Nyc is this of rations in large nt present Yesterday Major cars of provisions to Chickamauga Tark and more will be sent lo tins camp on day next Gen Fred Grant has issued tlie Ing very timely order to the First Divis ion Third All of this on pass within tho park limits or on at the various headquarters are prohibit cd when without blouse from suspends over their blue admonished that when they are grunted the privilege of a pass be- yond the park limits they are to be attired in a clean cud soldierly ner nnd especially those visiting the joining eiti -s and towns should ly wear blouses buttoned from top dowi It is the duty of officers and to report to their re- regiment commander the of any thew and over and above all it is that and non-com missioned ccrs will at all times and isli any soldier in the park or in the streets of the eit ies To-day was another extremely one not relieved by any considerable breeze Effected Junction With Lighter lost and Difficulty Ex- in Unloading Cannon CYCLONE STB A M KH 0 June cyclone struck this mint and injuring a few persons A mis disaster at p m on the river to the steamer William Unify left the with a picnic parly about The boat almost many were the river Three drowned as of L A ing here NYK son of this cily who waa home on n it The ladies have not yet ered BYRON A lecture will be delivered Friday July 1 the Masonic on Our New by Byron The entertainment la under auspices of the 0 A R The ture will by 123 brilliant pictures Tim lecturer traces tho development of the ship and presents tho story in an at- way FIGHT WAS A DRAW NEW YORK Inno persons saw Mysterious Billy of Boston and Andy ol Brooklyn 20 rounds Smith had all tho better of It but Iho decided the a draw Command and Vigorously hut a another port in the to land troops in order to hold a string position fleet will then lie ready for fiction nnd if Admiral Dewey ivanU lo fight he will liave to leave ila Day Admiral Dewey thus leave the hay unprotected or divide his OBEY OR I FIRE WASHINGTON D C June following telegram was received Del Este Via Hayti General June very fine voyage and lost less than fifty or eight to-day We lost more putting them the surf to land than on the transports The command is as health as when left We have 80 men sick but the only deaths ivere two men drowned in landing which was The coast is quite similar to that of San cisco and is covered with a dense growth of bushes All points occupied by the Spanish troops were heavily bombarded by the navy to clear them out I sent troops lo Sanliago and Cily a naturally strong place this morning tlie Spanish troops retreating as soon as our advance was known J had no mounted troops or I could have captured them about GOO all told There is a railroad there and I have the cars and engine in my session With the of the navy 1 disembarked men yesterday many more to-day Will have all the troops off to-morrow Including the light artillery and the greater portion of the pack train probably all with some wagons The animals have to ue jumped into the water towed ashore I had n consultation with Gens Garcia Rader and Castillo to-day 20 Mies west of Santiago Thesa officers were unanimously of tho opinion a landing should tie made east ago I the name conclusion Gen Garcia promises to join me at City to-morrow with men will uo brought from the west of Santiago by ships of the navy lo and there disembark ed This will give me Cubans and leave under Gen to threaten Santiago from the west Gen Kent's division Is being disembarked this work will be continued the night The assistance of the navy lias been ot tho benefit and was enthusiastically I could not liave landed In ten days and perhaps not at all -1 would have lost many boats in the STILL WASHINGTON D June 26 Gen Shafter's report received at noon gave the first official data of the en Easement yesterday Gen dispatch makes that Major Wheeler commanded the cavalry di- vision which was In advance of the force of rough riders It is istic of dash and impetuosity ot Wheeler that he should he leading the advance and Is answering some com- ments made upon the age of some of the volunteer leaders Gen Shatter reports our troops now a mile and a half from Sevilla and shows how rapidly the American diers pushed forward They have ready passed leaving it three miles In the rear Sevilla is the point where the Spaniards claimed they would make a desperate stand and with our forces only a mile and a half off It is apparent a decisive fight Is near It is five miles from Sevilla to the town of and two miles further to Santiago This shows our troops are eight nnd one-half miles from according to Uen Shafter's re- port A serious loss to the knowledge of the War Department to-day A lighter sent with the Shatter tion for unloading the heavy guns nas been lost This leaves the Invading army without a proper means of ting heavy siege nnd ordnance from the transports to the shore The tug with the transport fleet it Is be- is not largo enough for trans- porting the big gnus ashore The guns are heavy mounts passions trucks etc which nothing short of fi big lighter can take ashore Speedy steps have been taken to remedy this misfortune as far as possible Gen telegraphed Gen ger at Jacksonville to semi two large lighters at once to the fleet of trans- ports with Shafter to be towed over which Is a slow process with flat Meantime the naval ships are assisting to get the guns ashore Signal Which Brought the Captain to Realize the force of an American Command Copyright 1808 by Associated ST THOMAS D W I June steamer Capt of burg hound from Samana San to go for San Juan with passengers only was stopped six milea north of const at noon on Friday by the American auxiliary cruiser St fired blank and then solid shots across Hie bow An of the St Paul the told her captain not io enter San Juan lint Captain continued on hi thereupon this St Paul orders or 1 will fire into The obeyed and WHS followed for four hours by the St Punt She ar- rived at SI Thomas June 20 touring two Spanish destined for Sim Juan A letter from stales Hint American have been seen for the hist 10 off the We will offer Special Bargains In the way of Seasonable and in addition will present free to all customers ALL THIS WEEl c will offer Special Bargains In the way addition will present free to all customers Oil Paintings on From the Urush of tiie Celebrated Artist MR Painting Size for purchase of aud over Painting size Tor purchase oC and over t Make your purchases present your chocks and get coupon for- t j Sec the Artist at Work in Our Window Agrarians are Hostile to ca Lose Heavily HILLS iho New York Friday June While the land forces wore fightin four northwest of day Read Admiral Sampson learned the Spaniards were endeavoring to de- stroy a railroad landing from to Santiago The road runs west alone tho seashore under cover of the suns of the American fleet until within three miles of 131 and then out through the mountains along Into Santiago When the attempt of Spaniards was discovered the New York Scorpion nnd Wasp cleared the hills and hrush of Spaniards The ond Massachusetts was sent out front during the afternoon to repair the track BEAT WORLD'S RECORD N J June A Sweeney champion high jumper broue tho world's record to-day lie cleaved G feet and 0 inches after two ful trials former record was C Inches TACTICS June Madrid t of fleet will not yo Wilhelm Displeased at Strength and Threatens Drastic Gain Copyright by Associated June the United States the most interesting result of the elections in is the wholesale dc The only single rarian candidate elected was returned on the first June 10 while the ful national liberals and centrists pledged to only taled 00 Including yesterday's and day's successes the agrarian strength in the new will not exceed 100 wholly insufficient to exercise a ing Influence The in its hostility to American in- The William is very in- at the curlier and expressed himself in strong terms He It is time to slop and t more drastic measures or those fellows will destroy all The particularly the Em is not disposed to offer any promise lo socialism There is talk of re- pressive legislation hut officials are deaf to all suggestions removing the cancer of racialism by social reform Most of the government subordinates ed for the socialistic candidates the being a favorite copyist Vt employes were immediately discharged when this known The esl participated in the At a high stood at the polls and voters urging them not to support HIP MI candidate Herr Schmidt Tin and bi metallic leader Von WHS elected by only majority which he obtained the moment Simons his employes August the socialist Jr who denounced the in a letter Count Von of the interior and was arrested on election slandering a government Another socialist lender sentenced to n imprisonment H is believed that is tho real author of You Triune Yon imperial was absent t Mir campaign and Huron Yon for foreign affairs uid not Tlie agrarians and now I hem with gross to the govern men L's interests and their of tlie Cabinet did not harmonize Hie It is certain the emperor bits not withdrawn his favor from either Prince Yon or Huron DEWEY MILITARY SUITS FOR CHILDREN Perfect military coat long pants Suits for children ages 3 to 10 yrs Caps to match price These suits are made by Sweet Orr Co which is a guarantee that they are right This is the snappiest novelty in a child's suit which has been out for years For sale only by SAM PETE MAX FILIBUSTER IN SENATE Opponents of Annexation Adopt Policy of Delay and Cause Fharp Ex- changes Among Senators WASHINGTON 0 this afternoon an precipitated in I In- over the sition to adjourn until Monday AL the of the Mr an effort was mado to a lime lo lake a vote on the un resolutions The The New York Store Established Women's Tailor Made Suits at Half Very Many Silks at Less 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lo go intn and to and demanded the regular order The of determined not to proceed with the debate for an hour and si by ti motion after motion adjourn or to and nays on motion tails of the Semite in be- tlie various motions a roll call lhat time The feeling every minute more bitter thi colloquy between Mr and the came when Mr Morgan Hem a of tins foreign commit loo and aidant made an niton tin thn to hold up the annexation resolutions as and lo which never bring himself to Im a party lie declared pie were iu nn mood to bo on this and who to IIP by their Iu an lo Mr Mr Dem of t to M a false he and tins Uons lie was and and In did lo U dictated to by anybody Mr Col for early WALL PAPER AND Window A very One selection ot Wall and Window from tile cheapest lo the beat 3 IKT tM and upwards THE SIEMON Wall Paper Oo 195 St JN to the from 1 a town of Circle of T north of that a mob made a before the hall of thut place yesterday the oleetion of to the bayonet to the in of Uio hall but the rioters eon tinned their assault on tho they were dispersed by iiii-Atia of of water played on them Ly Later tho rioters recommenced their at- laek hut military succeeded ia ing of the square the town hall und the streets Many of who in the disorders wounded ami arrests were made NOTED DEAD Ky June the tanil stock farm to day J Miller Ward found Regal Willies dead Ho was shed by Guy Wilkes and owned by Charles A Lyons of Louisville o U Actual show it third further other POWDER Pure ii to Y J dt
