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? i % rosiER Published Every Vvcdnesday and Saturday BY lhe - Lftttiprisc t'ublishing - Company A. J. CLARK, Editor, One Year, $1.00 j Six Months, 50 cts Three Months. 25 cts In Advance. Saturday, ,111110 4, ISit.N. The lending armies of the United States armies are now in Tampa, preparatory to moving upon ("aha and I'erto Kieo. Hesides (ieneral Miles and his stall*. Generals Slial'ter, Wheeler and Lee are there, and the troops are heinir transported to the scene <>1 action. The Vice President oi Cuba. Philadelphia. June 1.?The crc w and passemrers of tlm I hat ish steamer Helvidore. which was wrecked on t lie niuhl of 31 ay on the coast ol't'uha, near t'ape I Alaysi, were hnmirht to this city today on the Norv.e^i n fruit steamer Kohl' I rod. A:.tear* tit rescued passengers v as i )omiti o 31. 1 'a?pote. \ ice 1 . . ! 111 n Ciilinii Wepu.l?lie, who Jiort a ut disp ; clcs t< i i .ii d tint \J in t i .re /P / > . ;1 lisp.ltclies. I he v ice i ' 'It aid ' : the ( tilt.iu army ' - . t i: bc>l <;idil ioil ! r < ' " a , vc c ?<; i eration with the Am ii ..i .ii :i . lie stated that the (Than- a. armed with Ilemington and Man ser lilies, most o! which - have been captured from tbe Sp m iards. Tlit* Cuban army. Iin? ever, was short of ammunition, but it was accustomed to light with little ammunition, and -it will light anyhow. Dr. Capote said'that at present i there are ten thousand Cuban soldiers in the province of Santi ago, under the command of (ion. < Jarcia. As to the number of Spanish soldiers in the city, he could not sav. but thought there were about ;{,00<) concentrated there. Mr. 1'. Keteham of l'ike City, Cal., says: "During my .brother's late sickness from sciatic rheumatism, Chamberlain's I'ain Halm was the only remedy that gave him any relief." Many others have testified to the prompt re lief from pain which this liniment affords. For sale hy ?. F. "Mackev A* Co. and l>. ('. Hough & Co., Lancaster, S. C. CLEMSON AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE. srx oepartments. AGRICULTURAL. CHEMICAL. TECHNICAL. TEXTILE. ITERARY. MILITARY < ({iiippt- I in )h?' .-ninth. "1(1 -tuih-nts. .->"tiil for illu-trati'd at' III'. IHXKY S. IIA <'I?'iiinoii C'RIII'K)'. N. C, NOTICE ELECTION OF TEACHERS F THE GRADEDSCHOOL. , PHI;: ijoaill> ok riii vikks oi I JL too Lancaster ."iehooi i o - riot will lllri ! Ii I III' )' ( 11 el *1IIII i . I- lu . 11 4 I n. |ii-riitiI'luli'iii ami live a?~i i mt teacher- ??t* the Bnnoa.-trr (.radii Softooli Applications should in* ad-1 dressed to the under.-ijrned. ( II AH, T. i 'ON Mills, .Sec. and'I rens. Board Tru-iee-. ' islti*, -s. lune Bt l-'- . 4 gm THE SANTIAGO BOMBARD . MENT DESCRIBED. llow Commodore Schloj *s S<|iiudron Buttered the Spanish Forts ami Ships. < >11 Board the Associated Dress' Boat Dandy, Boil Antonio. Inmuica, June I?a. in.? I'or I an hour yesterday altcrnoon, the] Massachusetts. Iowa, New < >rleans ] i i", i s. .i. I ium t i.\ni,tu \ i m 11 ii n m j' f i i" * *? mv> squadron exchanire.d shots with tlu? Spanish lleet under Admiral ; ( Vrvern ami with the land batteries iruardinj* the harbor ol San! iaj;o de t "uba, behind which the Sj?rtlii^h lleet .i- hiding. The emrauement was the lirst which lias occurred hctweon the two naval forces and was hut a pr< little to serious work in the latter part of .the week. No attempt was made by the American com mander to brim: on a general en gagutnetil, it heiim his desire to locate the batteries on the hills above the harbor and to deter mine the position of the Spanish forts. Shortly before 10 o'clock, On?n modore Schley left the lirooklyn for the Massachusetts. . ho ird ot which battleship he r? n u d durim_ t he h: ii; n A' oYh to . > i ! umu was hoi I h i I lie M is - i i U s ; J f . ' li : t - \ .' I > I o w i \ p mi "'I in i ! e ' ier ! il.. i. i ho M a .1 -: 11: ' i s ' miles west ol the harbor out ranee. when she turned 111 t,o\\aid the shore, and when nbout 5,000 yards oil", tnrneil east ujrain and I tore down on I lie harbor, the New < )rlenn- beimi close up and t he "Iowa*ii:i 11 a mile behind. I lie llatrship ^radtially increased her speed and was soon running through the water at the rate of In knots an hour. She drew closer and closer to the batteries, and to the anxious watchers on the other ships it seemed that -lie would never open tire. When, aowever. she hud pu.-sed the har Itor entrance by live hundred yards, a irreat cloud ol white and yellow smoke burst from the two Id inch otitis in her alter turret and tv\o shell- rose over the hill, one oftheni striking the Spani-h tl.iirsltip ( ristobal t'olon full an ! r..i. ii . > i.in n i ci uiicuoru?c.an<i the other tailing clo-e alongside. The l\vi? <runs on tin- forward turret were then tired, and their shells in exploding threw up ! urea! jets oj -pray close to the ('olon. All t lie shore halt < lie- t ook up the ehalh'iiue and beiien a rapid lire on the M as-aehtiset t?. hut she was seen to he heyond their ranpe, and the batteries there upon turned their nuns on thej , NCw < trleans. This eruiser had heen directed to pay attention to the lotteries and to draw their lire as much a possible, and >lio *?I?t*v? ? 1 her in -traction? to tin* letter. 11? r lirst shot located a lar^e I?:?11?*ry on the liill above Morro. It l1e\v straight into the forts ,ii*l must have iM!i-i'i| inll<*l| dame.--. aureat cloud of 'In1-) a')<! <lfl ris ro<e as tlie sln-ll hurst. \ runpie mor** -11<>Is sent p u t <>! tin' walls ol tin1 Morro llviiiL into tin- air. and tlu-ii th- Now i nloans eon lined hersell t*? th 'lories. Ir?-r fir" boin^ rapid . mi ? .1 reniel a? .irate, llveiy shot she fir-1 made trouble for Spain. The Iowa caino next and lil the Massachusetts, devoted h attention to the ships lying wit in the harbor. Her HI inch shel made the water fly all aront that part of the harbor in whi< the < 'ristobai Colon lay. II latter, however, was not serious damaged, and kept np her li until long alter the Amerii*; ships steamed out ol' range. Alter th?' Iowa came the litt Vixen, whieh apparently had i business in a light where battl ships were engaged. Hut >1 sertidded along alter the low like a lb\ terrier following mast ill", and when at the prop point she let fly with her 01 < pounder and glided aw; proudly conseiou- of having doi her hest. Alter I lie Vixen had pass the lolls,'he .M;iss:u'hilsel I s tune airain to t he Westward, f? How by the other --hiin the -.1:1 order, with the exception ol t Vixen, formerly the y;iteh dophine which was ordered to k?out of t rouhle. The ironela bore iown 011 the harbor on 11101 e. i'he llaiis; ; j> kept ill n less than I ,<M M1 van! Iroi.i t hore a le 1 the*' ':. : ' . ' ] 1 I 1 _ 01 to hea\ lip lie waters ,iii I the mi; rd replied 1 . t ' i>111 nearly all tlie -hot from t hat terries tell short. i'hen rami* t hi- N \v O: iea oiiee more, her long, black gu doini: fi arfn! work an 1 tearing 1 the groan 1 all around the hall rie- in the 111 osi savage mantu The Spaniards dropped -hel elose to the Iowa, as -he came I lor I lie second time, sending stream ol shells into the harh its she did -o. The Spanish ships, with tl exception ol' the < 'ristobal Coin were behind the hills and eon not see the enemy, who I h if shells around them with sin rapidity that they knew lie w some w' lu>r>> on tlm i.tlu.f ..i.l,. the hill, and tIn n hopefully raisi the muzzles of their guns ai hanged away. I'lie result w what might have heen expectc (heir lire tori' tin* ho.-om of t < 'arihhean S-a. hut it hartm not liing chc. Alter t lie Ma- aehn ells In parsed the point where -he eou lire into the harhor with advai age, -in- turned to the open m the other vessels following h< '1 hat light was over, so far as tl Americans were concerned. Spani-h honor, howeve, d manded that some further d struction ol "llll nuivdoi- I... ii.n.i ami tin* -11 i p~ boomed ami t! batteries roared l*?n?r alter tl American vessels were entire nnl of raiitxe. The a flair soon I came ludicrous, as nearly all the Spanish wheels fell from t\ to three miles from the vessels which they were aimed. Wor gunnery was never seen. < ? lust\ man with a basket of brie hals would l?e capable of as mm destruction a> the Spaniar s< 'toed capable of creatine. \ an Armrican vessel was trm and not ,i sailf >r injure!, alt 11?> 111 inllv ::?H? shots wero.iired i?y tl Spaniard . Ilie t\iin t ie ins lirii not over pne-i'ohrlli < i find inn her In let urn. t< It i !i!;ely thai th$ latter pa * ~ / jof the week will sec more sen ko otis work. The dynamite cruiser er' Vesuvius is coming ('own, ami an h attempt will ho made hy tier to Is explode the triple row of mines id | extending across the harbor h month. With these out of the ie way. Commodore Schley will sail ly! i"t o the harhor lor a death grap re pie with the lleets and batteries, m I was seriously alllieted with a |(, cough 'or several years and last tall had a more severe cough !<) than ever before. I have used e main remedies without receiving much relief, and being recommended to trv a bottle of < lianiberlain's Cough lianiedv, by a friend, who, knowing me to l-e a t.r poor widow, gave it to me, 1 tried ti(i it. and with the most gratifying results. The tirst bottle relieved '.v me very much and the second ne bottle lias absolutely cured me. I have not had as good health for twenty years. 1 lespectfully,Mas. 11 ,A. lb:\un. < Maremore, Ark. Sold cd by .1. 1\ Mackey A* Co. and l>. ( (m] Hough iV Co., I.ancaster, iS. C. . IfiOMItAltmiKNT or TIIK SANTIAtiO. The American Ships I nder Cnmmodnre Schley Drove to Sheller the Duly Spanish Vessel 'i' That Mel Them. ho \> \v York, .lone I.? An Kvcn< i n:I s porin i frnin (' t pe ' . \ . i vs : ' if torpedo boat ' ri*i \ 1 a ! Mole Sf. \ ieh I o'clock this inorn.n.' : i dispatches for Washing oh. She '''it immediately, but i '.lore ".'nil -: to -fit tlio tol1 >vs ii : ; r/ <> ti.# bombardOlc' l < 1 S.iitiago i?- < '111? i, tin1 refuge of t'ervera and the Span'1' i-h lleet was obtained hv your r eorresrioiideiit at t.e .Mole: tlif American squadron, aug" ment"d by the torj>edo boat I'orl>v ter. the auxiliary cruiser St. I'aul a and the protected cruiser New < >ror leans, formerly the Atnizonas, approached the entrance to the harI hor of Santiago at aboutAl'2:.*10 p. m.. the Iowa leading. Inside the I J entrance to the harbor was seen one of the war ships of Cervera's u fleet stripped for action. As the American lleet drew near the as New Orleans was detached and d steamed forward ahead of the i'd Iowa, the Texas and Massachu i< 1 sett*. (>.ie of (he forts opened tire ,ls on her and she replied, the other (i two ship** directing their tire on li0 1 the batteries of I'unta (iorda, to I the westward ot the position occupied by the Spanish ship. The ' latter replied to the tire, and itn1 ' mediately became a target for all the American ships engaged it in the battle. She retired behind a, a protecting headland, and was r. not seen again during the cngagc|i). merit. Tiie iow.i, directed by ('apt. i "Fighting l<ob" Kvans; the Massachusetts, ('apt. I'..I. 11 iggius'on : Texas, ('apt. .I. \V. I'hillip?, arid I the New Orleans, ("apt. W. M. I'olger, kept up their teniliie lire I against the Morro /ocnpn and 1'iinta (iorda forts for two ho?.rs, th eir p ojectiles of eiioriuous si/e doing t l einendous damage to the v" defences of tne harbor. The ma at sonry on Zocapii and Morro wan >e battered almost into dust, and tic tin forms of Spanish artillerynn-n |, and infantry could t.o plainly I, - "n living for safetv behind the j in*ighhoring hills. The auxiliary cruiser Si. i'to. I if which joined ^cbb-v'" lleet jn-t I before the buttle took place, was hit by >heils Iroin tlio forts, and it is thought she ha- been -erioiisly damaged by tlie iieln, \ftcr seeking the prol 'ion of a jutting headland the Spanish irtjwar ships continued to fire proJ / * - THE WONDERS OT SCIENCE. i.i'nii ami coxsl au'tion can iikcuiikd. j | All Kuiiiiciit New York (/lieiitisfc am! Scientist Makes a Free Oiler to Our Headers. 4 tin* distinguished New \ ork ehein! i-l t. a. Sloenni, demonst rut in# his t discovery of a reliable and absolute cure lor Consumption ( Pulmonary iTiihcrrnlnsis i ami all bronchial, throat, luii}; and chest diseases, stub| born coughs, catarrhal affections, geni eral decline and weakness, loss of 4 ' ilesb, and all conditions of wast in;; 1 away, will send tiikkti fkkk hotti.ks (all dill'ereiit ) of bis New l>iseovery to any alllicted reader of the Kn r kiic a i si: writ in;; for them. 11 is "new Sclent ilie Treat nieiit" has en red thousand- permanently by its timely n-e. and be considers it a simple professional duly to siiffcriiij; humanity to donate a trial of bis infallible cure. Science daily develops new wonders. and ibis great chemist, patiently experiment ing for years, has produced results as hctieiicial to humanity as ' can be claimed by any modern genius. 11 is assert ion t bat lung troubles and ! eoiisnmpt ion are curable in any climate is proven by "heartI'elt letters of gratitude," tiled in bis American and Kiiropeun lahratorics in thousands from those cured in all parts of the w orld. Medical experts concede that bronchial, chest and lung troubles lead to <'oiistimpl inn. which, uninterrupted, means -pecdy and certain death. Simply write to I A. Sloe tint, M. . . i - i I > -1 . ? I I 11 l\ . ^ I \ I 11 ? ^ po-toHic unit o\pr.-s ml.In-.-. ;in<! the ^ I'reo 111 ' 11 i < i lie will In- promptly srtit, >ulf?Ti'r- >11o11lit take in-latii inlvuntajx*' of his generous prop.? it ion. rii'n-c t i-l I t In- I ii*t or t lia' ,\ oil >a v. his oiler in tlio K.v i KUfiiisi:. joct lie o\ < ! : I.lJs tow .ml I i. ;1 . ! . \ n ' ' r . ? til' i I .d I !.. i mi ' - - i \ ; m . . I .i t 1 !if n a in I x r r t' 1 i 1 je.l ..mi ..o.imI-mI op t ho Spani :i ; i 11liic mt) : : . i. tiic Anici'.. \n sin !U hit tl i batteries 'i|uareiy, ami amid the living masonry and dismantled guns t!i lortnsoi men w ere descried. * 1 lie damage done to the Ainer- Ji lean lleet cannot he learned, hut it is not thought any person was | killed, if, indeed, any one was 0 i wounded. SPAIN" CI.AIM*' A \ It'Toin . .Madrid, Juno I?7,p. in.? In the Senate to-day Count Casa Valencia asked it" "the news of the American repulse at Santiago do Cuba was offieinl.'' The minister of marine Capt. 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