Newark Daily Advocate (Newspaper) - October 29, 1898, Newark, Ohio ARK ADVOCATE XLIX 59 OHIO SATURDAY OCTOBER 29 1898 GARCIA'S Scalp Wanted by Opposition Serious Offenses Charged Against Him MAY BE COURT MARTIALED Gomez Will go to Cuban Commander Against ing tne Army and is Trying to Prevent it Oct Wood commander military forces at Santiago accompanied by Lieutenant Matthew Hanna has arrived here He journeyed on board the famous boat Hist Colonel regiment stationed here welcomed the com- arrival General Wood visited the barracks hospitals palaces custom houses and postoffice Cuban General Rios reports Colonel Pettit is now apparently putting forth every effort at the assembly to prevent the disbanding of his troops The Cuban commander wishes all the sugar estates in the neighborhood to tell him how many men they can employ and he will guarantee to supply all re- quired on condition that only soldiers are employed The planters refuse to fall in with such an arrangement considering that it would be a trades union of the worst possible kind and would also tend to keep up the Cuban military organization in the interests of the island the planters are anxious to have broken up General has been BRAVERY Of Soldiers in the Recent War To be Recognized by the Government AWARD MEDALS OF HONOR And Certificates of Merit to the Of- SCHWAB'S REGULARS AT MAYAGUEZ PORK RICO DISCING inr R F fiom h I WEEKLY The brief campaign of Puerto Rico was conducted with skill and ability Success followed the American arms in movement and was by comparatively little ing and trivial loss the enemy being compelled to abandon one position ter another by the superior strategy of the Americans until the signature of the protocol to a treaty of peace put an abrupt end to hostilities The stories one point but it was never checked and one town after another was ed to our troops It fell to the good fortune of General column McComb's Troop of the FLth Cavalry some and the Eleventh In- fantry afterwards reinforced by part of the First occupy the pretty and populous town of Mayaguez on the coast after the defeat cf the enemy in a brilliant engagement chosen Cuban chairman of the General Maximo Gomez is expected scon and it appears that the Cespedes faction believes it can count upon the help of Gomez to break the authority of Garcia The Cespedes faction expect General Gomez to appoint a court martial to try eral Garcia for offences covering everything from murder to petty larceny la Lexington Ky Oct the Third Kentucky One Hundred and tieth Indiana and Twelfth New York there is open mutiny The members of these regiments secretly agreed to rebel against doing any camp service until the order was modified ing the issuing of passes The plan vras that when the battalions went on dress parade the men to stack arms and refuse to further drill until a change was made in the order of suing passes The officers got wind of the matter and at the last moment an order was issued suspending dress ade for the present A modification of the order will probably be made Quarrel In the Cuban Junta New York Oct G Pierra say a strong movement had been started in Havana in opposition to the provisional government and to the junta here He gave the reasons for such movement showing that there is a sharp division of sentiment among Cubans Mr Pierra and bis friends are especially bitter against Genera Palma Mr Pierra said he was in- competent and unfit for the position he had been occupying Col Bryan Has Typhoid Savannah Ga Oct i Bryan who has been ill at his hotel his arrival here is much im- proved The surgeon says that he had a light form of typhoid fever of the splendid fighting and near the driving the Spaniards age of our regulars in the battles in the direction of Lares and Santiago in Cuba the hardships they mg Mayaguez where the welcome by suffered have overshadowed in the the inhabitants was a nature seldom lie mind the comparatively small en- i met with by an invading army counters with the enemy in Puerto illustration taken from Our Harper's Rico Nevertheless the fighting theie Weekly shows the troops shortly after has been sharp the advance of our entering the town On every side troops bravely resisted at more than were received as liberators from oppressors old and young black and but Catholic or Dago all the intermediate shades up to and including white men women and children vying with one another m cor- dial expressions of delight at their presence The wounded Spaniards and Americans were cared for at the hands of the Red Cross Society and soon were housed in the theatre for the nonce a hospital Many were badly hurt some in the shadow of death but no murs escaped them as friend and fop the Bounded lay together in clean white cots cheered and comforted by their surroundings and the tender anci pathetic ministrations of their nurses Orr brave fellows could not tell in words of their gratitude to the robed women by their beds like angels of all that is good and er Yankee none will forget the faced Spanish nuns w hose gentle hands and soft voices brought relief o suffering body and hope to sinking i hearts Schwan made but stay in the town his troops going into camp in the outskirts Meanwhile the U S S Montgomery arming in the harbor convoying and supplies the column ed out again the ad- j ance guard and putting to route the former garrisons which had j acuated Mayaguez on the approach of the United States forces capturing many of them and bringing them back prisoners to the place where they had so long been masters and Boys in Participated in the Several Campaigns Washington Oct war de- will fittingly honor the roes of the recent war An order just issued reads as By direction of the secretary of war a board of officers will assemble at Washington Nov 9 1898 for the pose of making recommendations for brevet pi emotions the award of medals of honor and certificates of merit for the officers and enlisted men who in the campaigns of Santiago the Philippines and Porto Rico The following is the detail for the Brigadier General Theodore Schwan States volunteers Brigadier General H V Boynton United States volunteers Lieutenant Colonel W H Carter assistant tant general The adjutant general will furnish the board with all the necessary for its action Upon the recommendation of super- ior officers the awards will be pally made However it is necessary to have the board take the numerous which have been made and classify them in such a ner as will enable the president to grant the bievet ranks and award the medals cling to the merits of ferent officers and men JOINT COMMISSION OHIO'S KLONDIKE LAFAYETTE FUND NINTH OHIO Meets at Still ing for Time Property at Malvern Ohio is Thought it May Reach a Million Way Dollars Havana Oct com- mission met late yesterday General Parrado declared was a I iu Quantities Accounts Though Only one Fourth of That j for Refusing to Sell at Any Price physical impossibility to evacuate fore February General Butler said that the United 1 States would grant only until January Canal Dover O Oct 1 No arrangement was reached It in a Previous dispatch to Advocate was agreed to appoint a Spanish and sufficient evidence is at hand to show American officer to examine the gold exists in paying quantities als and report what guns and property near tne little town of Malvern the Spanish shall take home The is spreading Spaniards have hitherto contended The details from field have been that that was the business of the Paris meager because of its out of the way commission location and the infrequency of ers from that district to this point Jacob Gepfert who is a resident cf Malvern has arrived here Mr Gepfert SHOT HIS WIFE Then Turned the Gun Himself With Fatal Effect Birmingham Ala Oct Jehn T Morgan spoke here to a large audience He dwelt with the of trade and territorial sion especially as relates to the south As to the Philippines the great dis- rendered the situation with them different from that of Cuba and Porto Rico but he did not believe that there was a man in this country who ored the United States turning its back upon these people who need the en- and the liberty we in our power to give Columbus O L ton a carriage painter attempted to murder his wife Kate Barton and then committed suicide The death of the husband was instantaneous but nie wife will probably recover The direct cause of the deed is thought to be temporary insanity on the part of Barton as he his been acting strangely for the past four weeks The deed was committed after Mr and Mrs Barton had retired for the night Colonel Waring Dead New York George Waring who was with yellow fever died this He was re- cently in Cuba Rising Sun Past Masters Springfield O Oct dent John Parsons of the Home received a remarkable yesterday It is a collection of graphs of the Past Masters of Rising Sun Lodge No 22 of for the past 44 years All of whom are now liv ing M First Grand ter aad the oldest of the croup is 9 years old Usn Cleveland Oct Pleas from the bench de as liars the originators and circulators of the story that he had received half of an attorney's fees hi big divorce case recently tried before him Lampson and Hoa Ternon Burke were specified as the guilty parties Columbus O Oct De- Witt C Jones of the Columbus Press and Secretary J T Bassell of the board of trade had a difference over politics la the latter's office and came to blows They were separated before serious damages were inflicted but Mr Jones was badly bruised Amount was Needed or t Coming in Washington Oct from school children all over the try to the fund that will be used in building the La Fayette monument at Paris promises to be larger than wa anticipated The amount desired i but it now looks as if over million dollars will be contributed Will Toledo Oct a meeting of the Ohio centennial commission appointed by the last legislature J E was elected president Mr will practically have of larger part of the great exposition to be held here in 1903 O Oct tional company Cleveland capital stock Bee Oil and Oat company Shawnee 0 capital stock is a reputable man and his statements ought to be authoritative In speaking of the new Eldorado he It is difficult to find out just what there is in it for Mr Alfred Wartman who has purchased a mining outfit Some of the representatives have been shown to me and they were more promising than the one shown by Wartman which shows about of pure gold to the ton of quartz There is one assay made at the instance of a Malvern man whose name I am not privileged to mention which shows be- tween and of gold to the ton If it is all a scheme to raise the price of real estate on the part of Wartman and other farmers they should begin selling Many of them have now been offered more than twice the value of their land but they are still holding on and say they will not sell at any price Within a day or two the big quartz crusher will be in active operation at the mines May Pay a Bonus Washington Oct is reported that the President may not be so hare xm Spain in the Philippines It is sau the United States may assume the Philippine debt and paj Spain a bonus New York Oct well-known bowlers were selected to make up the Greater New York ing team for the season of Charles K Starr captain Frank Brill F Clinch G Stein John Sohl K Thyne Peter Schultz A Paulson W Cortes J F Tingley and J Tiedman Situation is Grave Goldsboro N C Oct thous and whites met yesterday and declared tney would free the stat efrom negro rule Resolutions for rescue of the whites in the eastern part of the state were adopted Washington At- torney General Boyd has just returned from North Carolina He says the is grave No federal troops have yet been asked for REVISION GRANTED But Will Released Revision Paris Oct Court of tion has granted a revision ofthe fus court martial but has refused to order the release of Dreyfus pending the revision Philadelphia Oct great peace jubilee was brought to a glorious conclusion Beginning with Sunday's church services and including the naval and military demonstration and the monster civic celebration the stration has been an unparalleled cess throughout Charleston S C Oct The ir Montgomery arrived from Nassau with President of San and Smith M Weed the New York on board Plenty of Coal Says Dewey Washington Oct ey reports to the Navy Department on the minerals in the Philippines He says there is coal m large quantities and of a good quality Coaling tions can be supplied without bringing roal long Ohio Boys Sick New York Oct hospital hip Missouri arrived today from Porto Rico Among the sick are the ing from the Fourth John E Dutton Walter V Ingle Pierce John W Shela James A Shale THE TREATY OF PEACE Washington Oct believe that the treaty of will be signed two weeks and the impresion even with the less guine is that the end is in sight In a Railway Collision Six Soldiers Injured Middletown Oct train carrying the Ninth Ohio troops to Camp Meade fiom Philadelphia met with an accident The tram bad reached Hummelstown over the Reading load and was ing to be switched on the branch road that goes to Middletown While ing on the switch a freight train from Harrisburg came along on the same track and before it could be flagged it crashed into the troop train ing the rear car and injuring six men all of company C List of injured Floyd Stewart leg badly crushed will have to be and Hugh Travers severely in- jured Both were taken to private hospitals in Hummelstown The ly injured are Emanuel Mack min Brings Luther Whitter and min Williams The Drej fas Hearing Pai is Oct 29 Proceedings at the court of cassation were devoid of sation The emotion caused en- sued upon the reading of pathetic ters from Dreyfus A significant point was the revelation of the fact that eral De gave orders after the Dreyfus was supposed closed for the containing the dereau to be burned and expressed surprise to find that his ders had not executed Great attraction at Opera House night Killed an Explosion Houghton Mich Oct No 8 of the Calumet and Stamping mill exploded instantly killing John Additional Society Thursday last a party of Newark people reenforced by Columbus and Zanesville friends chartered an electric car and went to Granville on a excursion The intention was to the picnic in established way go by to country and eat upon ground etc but the wet weather of the early part of the week making this impossible those present found the a pleasant to meet Those ent Mr and Mrs Al Stasel Mills King Ben Atcherly Miss Jessie the of Homer Harry Nye of ville Mr and Mrs Fred Seymour Mr and Mrs J L Worth Mr and Mrs B G Smythe Mrs H D Cordray the mother ot Lieut Cordray and Mrs Perry Smythe of Misses Nellie Thomas Lora Smythe Stella Gillies and Joseph Boiere employes of Worth Mr and Mrs Phil Smythe J R the mill and William of Bruce Aicherly Miss Francis Wright Miss in AC 1 f VI n Mines Mont a friend it ho was visitin Gillies and Gillies were ing in front of the boiler when the explosion occurred and both were in- stantly killed their bodies being badly torn Daniel tally injured was also Wlm Out Pittsburg Oct After several months of parleying the scale tees of the American Glass company and the representatives of the cutters and flatteners came to an agreement The manufacturers concluded to pay wages asked by the two trades in tion with the understanding that work It to be resumed Thursday morning Strike Brocton Mass Oct The general Strike of the lasters in the boot and Aoe factories in this state which was gun about six weeks ago was de- clared off and the union has the strikers to return to work The outcome is a virtual defeat for the lasters Sarah Seymour Mr and Mrs Ed nis and Mr and Mrs Force of lumbus A delightful time was had Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs G A Ward on Wing street The casion was a surprise on their ter Myrtle The evening was spent id various games and musk Those ent Myrtle Ward Ella Amanda Burkham Georgia Francis Minnie Nichols Grace McConnell earl Warner Smith Esther Mabel Glenn Dais? Dayton Fred Henry Gregg Willis Lynn Vicar Howard Horn Frank Varner James Atherton Lee Moore Galen Hurbaugh DeWitt Jones Mr and Mrs Arthur Dayton Mr and Mrs J M Jones Mr and Mrs R Mrs Lizzie A Guy Chinese Will Peking Oct is a general movement of Chinee troops toward j the coast of the gulf of It i is understood to be due to an hension of an attempt by a foreign power to seize the railway Are Montreal Oct government has declared that the English settlers at whom M Menier has of being pirates are good citizens and must not be molested Great attraction at Opera House night Today's Advocate Page Local News Pag Markets Page Compliment to ence H White Local Telegraph Page City Churches Page Sold to W H Phelps Newark Races Mr and Mrs Hand Remembered Local News Page S Bancroft Fashion Hint Telegraph Page Lodges Amusements Page School Notes
