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AHPSON NOT IN IT
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Cisavitna Km-:rs oN ed to reach the east side of the bay, oc
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Shatter denies
ug In Con¢resstoThs.nk Com But in spite of the 12 and 18 inch °“P‘9d bl' ¢h°0‘]l19lld° but lil vain
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g ore Sohley for the Vlo‘ory
,siiixi ro\ Iuly o -Reoresaii i
f g 2 "6 hm? Wy? wry sg,” out where sh llwvhyd snlgddd pounded °Sa“mpeoyl uni'teIegh.bmx=t|:y 
f h k ‘ A f or suc guns, in spiteo t e fact at 0 S 8 GXP llisl e,
give” Egg; (_E]um:;'$:°ogf£‘rel;:' 3);? if his boilers and machinery were damag asldghe Wt” °“f5§° H01' £1109. With at midnight the Reina llemedee Wil
to dm luucdmed the ‘ Hom 2 I t edAC:ryfera. held h s course ac?w;‘°°P§;1f§ow0l‘W8l`d, Wh0l'€10l;_:J Of seen by e sereh light o0llh|g®\\ H
anon t a past eleven Admiral Cervera U5 WSW BU rod
"Sod t elution tendering: eil ilk saw the Oregon cuttin3 in shore ahead at 1““'1"'a\9 T505: W|10 Where not  Sanmgo hub” TM u‘“““u““
it gin l‘(’s I
L modore Sc e s of him to round him to The smoke W°1`k“'8 the b°W 211115 I'USh0d forward md T°x°‘ °9°°°d an *nd “Wk '59
oicongrf="° °“° I L 1- was very thick The ni-mg was mc,” to escape the smoke and tire aft ____ Spaniard opposite Estrella Con is
ant Cervera’s available guns were no TM 0‘l“°“d° W" “5h°1'°» he! SUIIS is thought the vessel was intended to
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"\'°`° and of me mencan :ol e N    0  flames were clbutrolled with difllcultye thundenng °f 8095 t0 I-he W9817W81‘d    8 borenurely
l‘°’°bY [e°a1r]°1r€’l%t:’;’0!l;1r:1;;(: ENT; ‘ but the Spanish admiral altered his “OW and 1195505 U1 the Smoke. which H039 K°NG» 'WU 7°`(sP*l)""' l
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under his iomuiand for iw.-ir e ,S  §§>l;;°=it<; ipgmhteatcged off fiéopi thecoast, élquendf; wasrvpgp. 1;; gun g d e  S k The insurgents have cspt1l$ lent;
\ and tue oilicers and men uni hi
command
=-solved hat the thank i
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lla shi at a rauv w P P had b90l1 Wm H
shells that were rained u on the S anis The V120* 3'! b\l1W3!'kS ll i th” umcubuu
p he n iana.
;?d;1;i;;ghii;1s8t;edlgougplpgigfi ivea tgp;  Smps and ruuP‘or It Pilteswnselgegrgslgpeo and the Iowa were closm In and   Cruz and entered Tnullolt IHQIU.
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J l l The Iowa and Texas werepalready shell after shell burst above gud aboard The msumsms (mm mann” un
the third or u y sst if d moving down to close the gap’ and the the ymcaya Capt Emu; bowed a mayor forcanslngtitteen natives tebe
T;,1ea;;;li;Sut:r;;;v:rste;‘t ei re _ 1- Spamsh Hjgshlp’ ,aked by the Q,-egon white flair as his ship went ashore to -i °X60lll»8d While the Sp\n\l\'& IIINQIIQ
DSVB
d B save the remnant of h , lta
Bert) In speakmo of his N391” an the rooklyu at from a thousand ously up went a aaa ga Sglteillgli are the place
tion D31’
ropose that the oth ers to whom
me glory is due shall be recognized
.Schlev is the real hero of the incident
He and tho brai e baud of othcers and
men under hisimmediirc directions are
the cueswuo ichieved the victorv and
all honor shall be ifivtn them camp
sou commands the fleet in those waters,
but it was Commodore Stbley who was
incornmand ii hen Cervera ind his deet
made the plucky attempt at escape 'ind
itwas under Schlei that every one f
the Spanish deet met its destruction
sghlev and his men have performed
notable feats that will oo down in his
wry hand iu hand with that daring forc
1| ot Manila harbor by Dewey on May
1 Congress should be prompt in re-
wgnmng their services, and there
ghonld be no delay in tendering its
thanks and those of the country to the
real heroes at Santiago ’
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THEBRITISH .NAVY
A Greet Program-o of Gomtrnotio-
Outlined-
Loimos Julv ‘P -The Evening News
nys The Government will announce
‘gamma involvino' the use of every
svsilsble slip in Government and pri
nts doekyards It is also probable a
G|lAPHll} IJESGHIPTIUN
0f iiie iiaial iialile 0fi Santiago Sunday
Juli 3rd-Sli Wir Vessels Destroyed
And 2000 iieii Kiiied or liiade Pris
un s
haw ionic July 5 -The Herald s
tory in detail follows
Admiral Cervera himse‘f led the way
out of ihe harbor of Santiago, with his
flagship the Cristobal Colon
Admiral Sampson on the Lew York
iesnrely steamed off to the eastward
to look at things at Aeuadores
At half past niue o’clocl~., a vessel
ppeared near the entrance to the har
bor She was throwing out great
black clouds of smoke, and was point
g straight towards the American fleet
In the absence of Admiral Sampson,
a
ordered the American warships to rush
inshore It ii as the Cristobal Colon,
Admiral Cervera’s ila<»'ship,coming out,
special ect will be passed by Parliament y
mtlionzing the acqnii-ement by the a rush the Alinn-ante Oquendo too,can:e
Government of all warships building in
England for foreign stations in the Col
ssies and the extension of repairing
idea of an all Bntish Pow il
the streug°heuing of eoalino stations
and cable system throughout the Empir
will also be carr.e:l out
sped io the eastwmrd after the Lew
York but the advance of the Spanish
deetuasso rapid that the Americans,
could not wait tor Admiral Sampson to i
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hi I fo' 11879 8 gfeat ShlPb1111dlI1°‘ PPD ommodore Schley, of the Brooklyn
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airing for the sea at full speed Witn
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toward the open sea Behind her came
the Yizcaya, also at full speed while
the rear was brought up by the Infant-i
lfsrulerssaasd the two to
destroyers, the Furor and the Plutou
Every American ves“ei’s euviues
ere started, and one by one the war
ships made ready for battle, watching
the Brooklyn Commodore Schley’s
Hagship Tue Resolute de_patch boat
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T0 HE-XD OPI' CER\ ERA
Just as the Cristobal Lolou poked her than the Pla? my of Carver” S ship has
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ard to head her off He ordered the
assachasetts and Ore ron battleships
to follow, a the same time orderiuff
the Indiana Iowa. and Texas, also
battleships, to intercept the oiher Span
ish iessels
The American torpedo boats were not
with the fleet Just the battleships nam-
ed and the cruiser Brooklyn were
grouped off the harbor mouth
Admiral Cervera, passing the Merri
mac, his ship, the Cris opal Colon,
glided out of ine haroor ind shot io the
westward
The Indiana,Capt Bob Evzius,which
vias closest headed straivht inshore to
vet a close range
The Spaniard opened tire with an ll-
iucn Houtoria, and i mivliry fiuuiaiu
of water rose above the Indiana and
wet her decks. The shell fell near her
bow.
The Indiana replied with her 13.incli
guns and a moment later let go every-
thing she could bring to bear. One of
her first shells fell on the Spanish
cruiser’s deck. Cerverfs ship was
going fast.and the Indiana rounded to to
give him a broadside, and then the Iowa
and the Texas opened on him. Just”
than the Oquendo emerged from the
harbor.
Cerverzis ilag.meanwhile,was hidden
for a time as he fled wcstward,his port
broadside emitting flashes and tongues
of flame, which marked his progress,
nose out in o the open sea Commodore
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lf   ` -,_-i iw 2 i--i' al e such as no ship has ever
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Opposite Post Office.
 now prmgticalygy b¢=3.!€I1~ V nom. saiuno an co , aiu vom;
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For ine ii-xt live minutes he ran a
. -  let Cervers. go on into the
 .. I or :ue ()regon,Massa.chusetts and
.. _ .. .~\:ii. further to the west, and then
lu: ne; with the Texas to pound the
()i_1‘.lUI!dO.
The Colon now headed inshore and
doubled about, apparently waiting for
other ships to coiue up,thc Vizcaya hav-
lug meantime emerged from the har-
bor.
Cervera then passed westward of _the
bay in which the Oquendo had sought a
refuge and held on a due We_SlW8\'d
course close to the land, but evldellfly
nourishing the desperate hope that he
uiivlit break through the lille Mid Teach
so k 7 fre; water. He had passed in successioni l|lI0|ll¥¢|¥ FUN
the Indiaua,the Iowa and the Texas. 110*
io speak of the little Gloucester-
The X izca is and the Oq\10l!d0 W0”
to three thousand yards, and by the
Iowa and the Texas at longer range,
turned in shore again and ran for the
roclss,where the surf was breaking He
till replied occas onally to the hre, but
the end was near
THE SURRENDER CAME
The Iowa now closed in on the doom
ed Admiral The Spanish flag from
time to time could be seen as the smoke
drifted away, and the da h of a gun at
intervals proved that the Spaniard was
consistently fo‘low.ng the idea which
led him to quit the harbor-which was
to make a glorious end But nis ship
moved slowly now, os if disabled and
in a few mmutes more his guns were
almost silent Black smoke replaced
the white The flagship was ailame
Her men had been unable to either
work the guns or smother the flames
caused by bursting shells and she was
headed for the rocks She struck bow
on and rested there Red flames burst
through the black smoke and soon a
pillar of cloud rose straight up a thous
and feet and then bent against the green
mountain Cervera’s ship was hope
le=sl y lost The American battleships
ceased tiring before she struck and run
in to save the survivors as prisoners
It was a sublime spectacle this dnale
of a desperate Admiral who had decided
to give battle against overwhelming
odds in the open water, rather than re
main and blow up his own ships in the
harbor of a beleaguered city
The spot where Admiral Cervera’s
flagship lay burning was ten miles
Spears-lrder-.t,
yielded last Battered by the shot and
shell of all the American vessels, Ad
miral Cervera was finally forced to
slioiv the white dag, and ran her ashore
to save his c ew as she was then on firt
and siukiuo' He f ught gallantlv uule
the last hope wag gone Admiral Samp
son recognized the white Bags on all
the vessels as =oon as ihey were dis-
plaved
THE OTHER SHIPS'
The destruction of the other Spanish
hips was a matter sooner accomplished
l
e combat.
As soon as the Oqaeudo emer°ed,the
Indiana fell on her, paying no heed to
the Morro battery, whose guuuers tried
hard to protect the cruiser as she mov
ed to the westward
The ship stcamed swiftlv westward
following Cervera into the smoke and
lio-htuiuv The Iowa steamed along
with the Oquendo The I izcaya. now
emerged iroin the harbor coming at
full sp ed, smoke curliuv over he bow
guns, com nv into play Behind her
came the Infauta Maria Teresa and
spa u’s tcrpt do boat de=troyers,perhnps
two hundred yards apart The Maria.
Teresa. was received with a terrific
storm of shells Suiished and ou fire
she was beached close to the Morro
The Oquendo and the I izcaya, but not
the torpedo boat destroyers were allow
ed t” tolloiv in the wake of the Colon
westward along the shore until the
guns of Morro could no longer be
brought to bear upon the atackiug
American vessels.
THE SURRENDER OF TVVO.
Once headed off from sea. the Oqueu-
do turned into a small bay, four or tive ‘
miles west of Santiago, where she lay
close to the land. With an ever weak-
ening broadside the Vizcaya followed.
first holding out as if to break through
the line ot battlei The Indiana and
Iowa closed in. and their formation
made her escape in that direction im- ‘
possible. Captain Eulate then attempt-
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west from Morro She made the hard
 a@d the ;;nd-
four miles from Morro Castl
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65t'i parallel of latitude and south of
Behring strait, called King’s island
The Indians seem d to belong to the
sented the same phvsical cnui i i
black eyes, high cheeck boil
skin, brown hair and full b - -
men holes had been punche.
the stature and streuoth of the women
their lords. They did not displav the
males.
One of these women, it is related, car-
ried off in a birch bark- canoe au 800
pound stone for use as an anchor io the
whaler’s boat. When it reached the
vessel’s deck it required two men to
lift it and the w -
woman. it is stated, lifted afbox con-
taining 280 pounds of lead and carried
it upon her shoulders, When food is
scarce they will frequently travel 30 or
40 miles without eating, going over the
country ou the mainland in search of
wherewithal to sustain life. Both men
remarkable vigor and power. They
are highly athletic and can ouiruu and
outjump any persons of any other race
piited against them.
consume. .They live on carriou fish and
are caught in the fall and buried in the
ground intact, without. the eutrails
being removed. They are so kept
throughout the winter, while the ther-
momoter ranges from 30 to 40 degrees
below zero,and they are dug up as cou-
sumptiou requires. When they are
brought to the air they have the appear-
ance of sound fish, but their stench is
unbearable io the civilized nose.
Their strength of body was wonderful. ""'
and women appear to be endowed with '| ennig Ba||5_.
This physical vigor is extraordinary. _
is bs produced by use kind or msd they; Hammocks. _ T ~
Maman, July 1-(Special)-
Walker, Joseph Schomanoff and James as tht atemd
Aiken have Just re urncd to San Frau 'U13 SP9»"1Sh llllnlslers state that thél
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cisco, via Seattle, from a cruise of ad present government wlii demte “wif
venture and discovery among the waters to the d f f h S
of the northern territory lucy tell of If ne ouifixg E0 L 9 Pamsh ein" and
a remarkable tribe of Indians whom g r Peace must ° °P°n
ihev found inhabiting au island near the ed 15°F Wlu ha” t° be Wnducied bl’
another government
Cervera telegraphs the death of Ad
mmm or Eskimo family ab  mn-al Willaniel who was in charge of
the Spanish torpedo squadron at Sauti
of these peapie they bemg , _ ago, and the suicide of Captain Laziga
men generally over sir feet. \~i ii* i commander of |ihe Infauta Maria
Theresa
han cdncealmc, thick hps lt is rumored that the bombardment
Hers gf th, lower hp, of m , of Santiago commenced this morning
pendant ornaments were woin Inc SABOLEX’ July 7°. [Speclal] _*The
people appeared docile and aorepabie general health of the American troops
and when the strangers went among is excellent hot a case of yellow fever
them they offered them no harm has been reported Only two have died
A surprising feature of the tribe was of Over 1000 wounded treated
They were equally as tall if not taller, “ *3HmG'Tf’Ni Julv 7_[SP°°“‘1J_
then the men and fully as sioat as Shatter announces theta number of
high Spanish omcers are d ‘°u
A eser i
barbarous ornaments upon their faces _ . . . t g
with which men increase the esteem# in across the hues at Samtmgo into the
which they hold one another, and they Amelqcan camp" This is regarded as
were much better looking than the significant of an early surrender.
Oqueudo, and down came the ilav of    The Slmmnds M" “Pun”
Spam Caleoha
The Vizcaya touched the shore about
reds of men were ou her for;ardHdTdlk GRzE'Y_§!_T"l‘x'
a d f o h t t d h , fl
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reached the magazine The Oquendo Prem” M M`"m°b‘ bn ‘nn hh
was about a quarter 0, a me west of Tim! All ll 600| Illlllll -Philllplill views for pubiivotion upon the Sheds
the Vizcaya onthe beach, wrapped in R || |  I  | | “ctw” last “uhm in miecung m°"*°
0 H ll 0|’l U ill IS ernmenvs ropossd advance from
smoke and flames A series of dull I Hnmgt th v{
heavy explosions as the fire reached ° _'gpm M'
he ____ toba asfollows Who sp
r ammunition intimated that tue tire Sante the “mmm of om,
was reaching the powder intended for
the Secondafy battery Ori Jimacua July 7-(Speoial)- orghteh Mbna; of T; uh
sei e prom er con
IT WAS A BRIEF FIGHT Hobson and his seven companions were have acted in e high lmlliled
An hour an ii half li l mm
aving e a sed __
em C loft h h P surrendered bythe Spaniards on Wed itll*-llbl° 111111001' Th’
ce ervera t e arbor, of the live hm th, ug W gg”
vessels which came out only his dag- nesday m °x°hang° fm spanish pmol’ Wad 
ship was still in action Morro stormed in 4° 'u ml 'Z an *I* a
to M itobsf the
imuoteutly at the New York 'Dire Am Hobson and the men received an ova ¢;n,:|;§g:“¢|,¢|  Q
ericau arm with twel h dred d d
Y» V9 W 08 tion by the soldiers and seamen Hob tion and it is just now, ia the
and wounded was t t S
. no ye in anus |, mm
bm Cerverys Beet was destroyed, agsd sonsaid all were treated well by the °f Th’ °°‘m'1'.Y W W I5
others are struggling to get elteb&d»
Cervera himself was only strugglin on bpanmrds that ,N ,,“d,¢|,, many mug, gn gi
because he wished to make his d cat BEFORE sA,,.nAG0,Ju1y 7__(°Pe°,ay) go mukugm bug” gggxgqgg gg
ilgggus llfllfgd Sxsedof aghlieaétfnttgi -All was ready on Wednesday forthe “ P°ll1b1'3 W U" Pi°|\°"“'5hdwD.°: 5'
1 becom l
he was not bgitted up so tightly as was b°mb“dm°Ut goaggiiyyeli agblxém gn]
suoposid e had lost four vessels, The artillery otlicers arc confident pomion w ,gppgrg tink- "hmm gg,
:;igo1;1=;:5'tm@I1;- :\;;111=aP°p:;;=i gash? when the bombardment commences they in this many. use will not nqaiss as
s ing g
Though the Spaniards and with the en will reduce the entire position of the :$31 t‘€x°i':¥mn:|:;i“\'°i|e’t mmm”
er,,.y of denpauwheu. gunner, was enemy so that at forward rush of the
is P°°1'- i h vin d
and mos; of ihgu- shots went mid The troops will meet with only a rifle fire ggseieeitpx mzirs, 0"
American guuners on the contrary re They are wuidgng me my gan be
peatedly hit the moving target-J oiered “kan
by-this-en@5i~~».~,.=»,s»s;~~..,.~i-»»~ ss. .~. .. _
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we cannot get our
royal family have decided to remain
NEW TRIBE BEEN POUND here The streets are occupied by the
___ military and no riots have occurred t
Are North Americans and there is a E1 rmuonal deciares the ,muon is
Mystery About Them governed by idiots 'lhe cabinet is
sitliu a d is r s onat ii d
Sai: FRA:-cisco, June 30 -Frederick g n I c 1° lo is reg” sg
would
and
he Senate ever made itself
for I am astonished to loin
western Senators voted for the
of the advance ”
s serious blow to our
be one ot the wer!!
 
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Also mounted views on card
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JUNE i
, y ere strong men, too,  _  ~ _ 1 V °
though the woman had not found the i   °
moving of it beyond her powers; One
Croqiuet Sets, 90
Base Bats;
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Tennis Racqets,-
sefl oil. The tish,general1y the salmon, ,N Chi|d|°¢n’5 Garden '| 0015
it Sand Shovels 55:' Buckets. -
I Wheel barrows, Carts.
Waggons & Bicyles.
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but a careless neighbor
may put all your plans
to naught
Through a careless
neighbor you may be
ruined by fire
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tects you against the
carelessness of your
»- neighbor _
They are good stock
Cos and never contest
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Charlottetown.