Iola Daily Register And Evening News (Newspaper) - July 8, 1898, Iola, Kansas SIX PAGES VOLUME L NO. 218. FRIDAY JULY 8, 1898. TWO ANTIAGO TO If it be Bombarded and pounded into Little THE A not and Position Stronger Every Shafter ng no peace of Hawaii May Semi Our Boys to and Keep Them Garrison to the July 8.-The War has posted the 8.-There is perfect here the request of the of Cable were iu liim to telegraph Our are iu spirits aud are secure every Their arn imuh thau utade the the laige have heau ten rbe 4iUh of the in 150 will couise an or Ave h tf their iu not made No Ground For Peace Special to the 8.-^lt is uot here that there la any basis for peace Miles the to July 8.-Geu. Miles arrived chia He wUl leave foi the to art. Not peace la To Raise the to Raze the Spanish to July The Co: Right Arm has to raise Alexander is is af navy to po with Watson's to the Mediterranean and the Suez are being riore Territory to to lUa Ban 8.-The of Hawaii will a change in It now thought beet to rush all the troops here to Honolulu and a for the of the Islands supply mie 11 5Julla. Smart Spaniards J 8-Oisiiatch*^'* Will Do No More ' New have for revision of the rules as the of the Spanish of having the mined and closed at B May Begin to the July 8.-i^ampeon and Shafter have had a conference and have decided to commence bombardment of the outer harbor torn at - The General at Santiago has been informed by of the destruction of the fleet and that the American fleet proposes to enter the It is understood that Santiago is of rations and ammunition it is believed they will surrender when they see the of future DEATH FROM nnd a in LAss of and Great Damage to July northwestern counties of Missouri were visited by a terrific rainstorm West of this place there was a cloudburst The water advanced In a wave almost 15 feet sweeping houses and their occupants before it Four people are to Tlie bodies of the have been John Mrs. M. Charles The entire family of Mr. J. Davis is also missing and all are supposed to be There was an immense loss of live among the farmers of this vicinity and in the Grand river bottoma List of Casualties Growing Special to the i July list ot at Santiago reported today is as 122 623 92missing. 8S7. Little War special to the July 8.-The Navy Department is informed that a privateer carrying five guns Is hovering the coast of The at the has to of July 8 Italian cruisers have ordered tn DEWEY WARNS THE He nay Have to Teach Lesson Special to the July 8.-It is reported that the German Admiral baa again been cautioned by Dewey not to attempt to land supplies at July 8.-The National Educational association met in annual convention here last 5,000 being in At the opening session nearly every speaker alluded to the present war with and every reference to the to the army arid to the navy elicited tumultuous It had been expected President McKinley would be present to deliver the ] address of but his duties incident to the vyar detained at whits Transports 4t Jane 33. June 29, via San July 8. second fleet of transports arrived here June 2.^ and sailed for Manila June 25. The Monterey and collier Brutus arrived June 24 and left for Manila June 39. The trip was tlie Monterey under her own steam until June 18, when the Brutus took her in from July 8.-The navy department has received the following from Admiral July 4, via Hons July 7.- United landed and have been comfortably still proclaimed president of the on July 1. Monetary ranic In New Jilly 8.-A dispatch received here from via financial panic has been occasioned here by the withdrawal and exportation of has caused the to all the in Chill until the During this the will the of Issuing paper Dead While Kansas July 8.-Miss Sybil 10 years of died suddenly at shortly after nine o'clock last of heart She fell into a faint while dancing in the and all to revive her proved MEXICAN BUSINESS Senor Ignacio de la son-in-law of President of has been in accompanied by rou iq a The This has beeh done several times and j his Thomas de la Spanish have ruined the the vessels ol the Traveling This Special of fleet had to fire blank shots at the It is considered to be very bo It is believed they did this on to prevent the fate which overtook tbb of singular that four German warships have to he used to protect the lives of forty German Hunting For Big | more war Special to roN July 8.-Th^rf> is a grand hunt through the West Indies for Spanish war vessels and merchant men which known to be among tiie various parts of the and Juan Enrique are prominent business men of During their stay \a city members of this party have nir entire train of cd several Jersey and ii number of carriage horses and brood also purchased a big consignment of force has now been re- j tural The which to thirty i traveling in a special will pay to St. Ihe have only eleven j Philadelphia and at j after lliev will to powder will he in use on Here their coach will be i attached to a special train carrying the In the navy within a their and they go The Squadron that Will Terrorize Ordered to Sail FOR 's Crash Suits Men's Crash Pants Crash Knee Pants SPECIAL TO-DAY knee Pant in all wool Cheviot and Fancy Plaid neatest every suit bought to sell at on sale now at - and Suits Wo will give you the choice of any of our Spring suits that vie with the merchant in fancy Worsteds and These suits worth and Now on Men's Fine in neat dark and light former selling price Go now at Men's Fine in Blue former price Now selling at - Light weight a m h 1 On Now all-wool Cheviot On Now A COUNCIL OF The Situation Reviewed but Change Made in No WATSON TO GO OS HIS Thp to Squadron the but the Is Kept on HU to 8. president called a war yesterday to meet at tlic white purpose to review the situation and learn exactly what present conditions are and if should be made in the plans for the future 6t the A to one Maj. iNelson A commanding the accompanied by the entire staff of army night for S. where the party will embark for It is expected that the party will be at Santiago the part of next I Gen. Miles has no other in gding to Santiago than to look over the military situation and to strengthen the hand of There is no intention on his part to take in any manner from the glory that has won or may win in this He will not relieve Gen. Shafter of his unless the physical condition is such as to demand some such The very first care of the officials will be for the wounded who are to be brought north as rapidly as their condition will There some idea of taking one of the big hotels at Fortress on the government thei purpose of a but it is said to be the present plan to substitute a large number of properly pitched and are said of ihe members it was decided to abide by the plans already at least as to the general conduct of be better than inclosed the Confirmation seemed to have been given to this statement later in the after a conference with the members of the war Secretary Long announced to the waiting newspaper men ordered Admiral to detach from his own command immediately the to be embraced in Commodore Watson's eastern squadron and to direct the commodore to proceed on his The vessels of the squadron will not be the same as those originally for the reason probably that the recent engagement with squadron necessitated some Tlie new eastern squadron will consist of the battleships Iowa and the protected cruiser and the auxiliary cruisers side Yankee and the colliers Leonidas and and the supply boat The ships are to set sail as soon as they can coal and The order provides that each ship shall make her way across the Atlantic to a marine which will be designated in sealed orders to prevent its exposure to the slightest possible danger from the and the most that is known is that it will not be long after that before the American squadron will be in full pursuit of Camara and his remnant of the Spanish The number of colliers accompanying the expedition is evidence that a long cruise lies and that our naval authorities to be caught in no such position Camara at Port to submit to a refusal structures for the treatment of wounds at this season of the all is being done in the neighborhood of Santiago to alleviate the suffering at Santiago that conditions will Much of the difficulty in supplying the troops on the battlefields still lies in the transportation Shafter has reported in spite of his he has received yet only one the and this is able under the best conditions to carry ashore for one day for the from the transports lying far out at might happen in the event of bad | weather can be The admitted for the time yesterday that two the Florida another on the proceeded from Florida ports to points in central and western where large quantities of arms and supplies were landed for Gen. Gomez's This is first time that arms haye got to Gomez and his men in the western as the first expedition equipped Garcia and his men around Santiaga The and Fanita left some time but their movements were that a premature publication might noj jeopardize the safety of those on board as well as the delivery Of tbe The time of danger is now and the stock of is hands of
