Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, June 18, 1898, Image 2

Newspaper Page Text( t V 0 I <1W P ii p VT P h P I 0 P L\lU'AMij>i llwilKISh Pubiis1 'n< Jay and Saturday uV "fo- :;ntcrrfn- "h'.sMni?. Company fx. J. CJ.A Alitor, One Year, .... $ 1.00 Six Months . . 50 cts Three Months, . ?5 cts Ir? Advance. Saturday, .Juno ! H, J Sl>8. IT you are sp clt-hungry you can trot :orj:n ; vh vif you will lio lit-i 1 :i ! of July. There are .3 ; ? for State H' l ih r i.va I ' ??-. press, an;l a'. have un ap pertutnty to iI they e*i pet any body to ' - a at them. State Sllj eiiu!' ideal of Edu cation, Mr. \\\ 1). Mavlield. ha* arranged lor a wnito teachers in stitute to be* held lu.-ro the third week in July, from the l\th In 1 lie 23nl both ii elusive. I*r .. J. W. Thompson ei Winthrep < 1 lepe, and lTof. I'd a.' I... s. -up .erintendent of ' !w Spa: nlanv school's will CO!! ! the institute, and it is sale to ;y iti advance tliat this will i ? ll; most int. r esting instilut< ??. tibs i 11 , <\<t held in Lane isti r. nd al' ! ? teachers smm! if to a: i Campaign Oper. The uvous Candidates. The Stat" * t <?P?T" ! Thursday at < > mr r wi' h 7 candidate I the suli'i.iu }>e exercisc i u .-t ' pnbernatoria 17 Watson. Till in A S pert, Whitm 1- itlu-r Lion L. < r ) V. .1 s . m m * V opposition. 'i treasurer. !' For secret :; Tompkins. . !. A. J. Uradham ; ;! i t> eral t here an >. 11 ent iiutu u'' i ' w,e? at I he last s< .<* mi d ' I < ture, and L. 1i, mi <>i s burj;. Gen. Watts i <. riteelectionyt> th o! .( j 11 >r ;i i ' : i (M'M.. Qrtf .T. W. F' ;. ! . I.il.i v !i I is anxious th < ?t! for him for f ho . < ( ville luis a oai.u r 'h? i oflire, M.ij. K. '! ... . I The ediit-iilit) u- r o i I / thn state liiis i ) - i. I superiuleiulont ;>i > \ tlie present i r\\ , j,,.. \ I). AI-yliehi, J. .J. Vi-M \ A. Brown no ! < 'ol . !! For .itton. - ii> 'i)ol. Geo. ? r i nd G. If iio r, a Althowi'I ii - is <i 1(1 coil !I)' T . cumin!, ' , ! JA. ?:V" V i\I ..ii 1 \ .v-i - J^uri. ; m v' st. iv froijj ? i i i:. i' jr. I hi* n:i r . i ! A it ? *1 i 1 aflurdH. i'- - . ov A <' ?. ii V L ne "M. , . I Jl iaI i< . .-i in 11 . . 1 :.t r- "It I: > * I ' .111(1 i ii-r t' ?!> 'v'iln-' in r " WIi ?t:i Is Hurt. Desyeralo Counure <>. Oultaiiv ; T.v Killed :ui:l roar Wounded. Tin* * upiure oi I he Camp ;! H > ! i iiy ami >ee*.riu-!i !i ol W;;ler Supply. I' oio-.i t iv ill - , , .i i: 1 } ?S p. in.- -! I stl A 'mated 1'ress Dispatch I Boat Wanda, via. Kingston, Ja* I.I tii' . \''.'dneg(lfiy, J'.irn ! "??!_: 8 p. ro. ?The Uuited St ites marn under Lieut. Col. Robert1 W. Uontinaton made their brut | aKgrt'ssi\movement aguinst t he Spanish auerriLa-i to-day ami jcompit : -b route i the enemy. I The force of marines was under I (Japtai i K liottutid theco-oper alio.. <'on . i< were under ('o|. La bonl.i. I li<? c< nibiiit d fore > razed \ v )i ,ish rump about five mi. 'i m tii* An.'.irna p. ?=i tin. 11 -ii <> v?*d ' tv i! in' ? v..- .-.ill killed it f 1 So in on I-. On A iiiM'i.';i;i ri. .l ine i.v.ih slight ii iooiled. 1 wo l >ii>.in :^i ?IM . <1, hi:. .uuerrii1i imm iio J . in i . ?.* four hiui?I d. ! ;... ; -li-v ' :i*-1 Ml ll>hi i b ; 0 * . . liT tl'.i* e ii- I I; u my t.\ t< Ii. );!? I.. . - r o! f i.' ! ' . i fit I - o . nn r i ii and w. j : i I. ., I r fi.n 1. T?> , a :. . . - s !.1 : ,ir. ; x . . mi: !. . 11.,'.tin..i .!, . i : . i r 1 \ i:: ! . i. ; , 1 i. t ... ' r . : - ;1: no. I'll ::: 11 ii .i .. . - . - i i > - I I I * ,1 III ' I ! * i u 1? / fr< i'l SUI1 ' '.i -1 of endurance ' . >;> . ; .?<! b??f n* the n " _ ' . ! ..\i> re; ehe.l f ?Mil- J ; i i .i i! int ic i 'i | .1 \.i >v; ie able, liowevfr, j . :,11 irion before {lie | I.:; r<* compel (1 CO . aul- !i o, I olio ?v i n \i the ill .Meanwhile tin* i i i;war ! ;ui 1 for ri^nt nini left, on !h I - noon when, from < p. i'i'< Americans cauuht tl> Sp-.inisli camp lyin^r low t hi rn. ! t con- j <1 i 1 rue house, t lie ofsurrounih <t by ' oaek-" and hut:-, :tll ' iut the precious, h A ;ii'-rse:tiis I) <^an a ail an I were wi: ';in i rv i v r . - O! Ilic h:k iiy r u-.U <>l a rill * from i ? t. rioune -ii ' . > ; ' t ! ''- t' A ' jvii kly n ov<- 1 ii.'o , with ' (hi??aii.i in. i lit* pnfMny' \ > yy: v. hourly I i flow- n iu th 'jr v. , i <( <y (?.() , ,"<>( ij i; ?,i niarii (n ? i i ?!> i iii tho hrnpufFu of smokf* ' io:r position-* and op. ! A 'm*ri?ar-- fo do 1 " live* work. For twenty nnuutoB ; both Hides maintained a terriffic | lire. The Spanish shots were generally spasmodic, while the ' Americans coolly fired away, aim | ing carefully and shooting to kill. ! For the most part, the American ' hiring was done individually, but ' * times tho officers coul i dive"* : hiring >>y squads, always with toll-! i tig efleet. !r was bognn log t' look a-. I though ;i b : v charge down, the slope would bo necessary tol I dislodge the enemy, when sud-j denly the . \ttor began to break n a t'.ickct . hundred yards' i further on. I.ittlo groups could j ' , >?? f' * *"* *'im f" 11 ?"* rifM? separating, darting through the! nru>h arid siczagi ig to escape the ' ] bullets. It was thor. the American fire I he game most deadly. Man after man e nild be seen to tail in a v rn vu-h for shelter; and the lire from the .Spanish becanu .scattering and almost erased. Two Cubans lay dead and fourj \ un 1 ii. and Private Walker, of t'otnpany I >, had to limp to the | rear with a slight wound in his a nUle. I tie ease victory put 0>r command tn high spirits. 'I lie little j black (. ub.in warriors waved their' iii.icln-1es and howled cutses Hi: I the Spanish in savage fashion.! T .--ii lit ing had been w i Id I throughout, but tiiev all display ' ' ed !> t contempt for the' i ? ? I in. ts, apparently b ing 1 at>sol\ ithout fear. As f\ :nv began brvikit _r 1 t\o p, the I hd pi . ; . which 1 ?v out a? foh, waa -i:;nal d. and beg n pitching si. dls t?>- ] ird th" thicket lor which th< v; 11 wr: making. Mcm' i.ici.f M itill \?is seen roiiii s I'll forty men a-. r< inforee{-, a:. ; Captain M h >pv \va; ? u with a hundia ! no r \ ' f. ?j?i c .-iM r, u-h the ' >iic r11o tre ihlo wai" over. : h r. itcd, t!. j \nn ric t!i; moved slowly forward, ?"r: ?t: a tie > went, and I?\ the "me th camp vas re a lied, the' . ? y h i?l all got away, taking ' flu r ,ounded ami prob Idv in my of their dead. fifteen1 bodies were found scattered through tlie brush, but ibeAmer;c ins wero unable to examine the f(iot where their tiring had been! moat deadly. No time was lost in burning the buildings and fill-; i ng the well with earth and stones.! The Dolphin landed watt r and i ammunition, as an attack was expected on the return march, but none was made. Kvid. ntly the j Spaniard*! wore too thoroughly beaten to attempt further lighting. The marines did not reach the American camp until after nightfall, and as they had been without food since the early ( morning, they were thoroughly exhausted. Col. IJuntington believes the d -truction of the camp and well will seriously cripple th bushwhacking operations of the one-1 ItlY. ' I I wa sorioudy alllieted with * tough for several years and It t i!' had a tei.rr -<?ve? ci . ' " h i II ever bet r . ! ha \ ,> U id .isr; remedi -Without re-ivo.. ' 'di r? Ii"t" i I b<?i" - r>o uled to ti > a hot; !? id ( ' I : i ' ' i Ugh I v. il . i I. v ! . kvo\ n - "\o Iii / t v t Im i.' | ! r11 1 'it. ' ? iJh the most :rn' it \ i nits. . ho lir t 1;". i 1c i# o vary much aio 'lit; ? < ii 11 In has ah oln* )" ? " " n. . I ! vo not had a <r".< ' ilth f- r Evenly yeara. Respectfully, Mrs. , ill m- < I.immii .re, Ar.-.. S..1.I , by J. i-. Mackej & Oo. and B. 1j iiough ?V Co., Lancaster, 8. ('. j / ' / THE VESI VIt'S IN ACTION. V \ res Her Dynamite O uhs A gains i the Santiago Fortillcatlons< >1T S-mtia 'o <le (ailiu, Tuo> iav. Juno 11?S p. in.?The I'nitedj States cruiser New Orleans, hav- j ing boon order <! by lie u- Admiral i Sampson to <! . >(rov the new empi;.Yemenis hali a mile (asL ol El Mmro, on wliieh a 1 " number >i Si anianls hii'l 1 een v, orkin\r. 1????!: u ; u position at o oVI > *k this morniii ibout GO) yai ! from shore ai 2,000 yards from i :;< \n i . :! or;. Sin; opened upon the em place-1 ments with her rapid-lire guns. | Rod clouds ol band rose on thej hilltop where the emplacements j were building. Following the, fiiteonlh sliot, the Morro batteries j replied vith one shell that tell, near thv stern ol' the ilagship New York. Alter twenty minutes gunl praetieo Admiral Samp-am sig naled the New Orleans to cease tiring. Then, as she ret ired, t he | Morro batteries sent ten shells alter her. but without damage. Admiral Sampson hoisted thej signal "Firing well done," the lir-'t eetnplitnent of the kind from tlie admiral. The dynamite cruiser Vesuvius j"i; e 1 the ii el yederday nnd| w. . j ut to work immcdiately.j l.usign l'almer, of the New York,j went on hoard the Vesuvius, with j Lieut, i oiomauder 1'illshury, to <\pli.n i he ocal ton fit tin hat -1 i . ies. A lew ijiinui 's from mid- ; , l.i ?' i nil t I \\ IIS iUKMIl I .til :i mih irom the bench westot i-'.i M- iri?. Tint Oi roiTs search-1 'ii t ]>! ivt'd on tin' battery, while j tin' black nose ot the cruiser j pointed ;il the west ward batteries. !.i> ul. (: i:11a11<1? i i ll! -l*ury -avo 1 lie won 1 to tiro .im! 1 ,iout. ( hiim11y ; opened 1 !ic ::ir vent. There v.:.-; i slight ! '.- .-i ii.'. a sort of conjjh 1 iiif^ noise, I>111 no tlanie no report. no w.ti lling to tin' Spaniards wlioi w.'iv hiding in tin* darkness.: I'llii t \ second ial? i a tluli roar i broke the silence ot the tropica night. Two hundred pounds of guncolton liatl exploded on the hill -ido below the battery. The ships on the blockade linos two mils away shook with the ox i plosion. The tiring of a 1 > itiohl shell is a inert' rillo crack compared to tin* deep aid mighty roar. Clouds of earth thrown up, from the hills seemed to stand out against the hlaek sky. Another package of ^uuoottoii was dropped on the oilier side ol the hatterv and tun v pos>ihlv have 'truck the torpedo ho,its anchored helow. Ueforo the echoes ol the second shot died awav the Ve uvius s lit a third charge hissing out. it fell ; iht 1 on the hro.v ol the hill whom thoj I ?at tel \ - e.'iied to lie. Into t Inair llew tolls of earth and the -iii< rod>1 lie ! tud lor hail j a III lie. !'ho Vesii\ i j>. r, h- -d at a \ > >i 1.not rate. 1 ..o llasiies li ??:i ie hill in 1 t wo Spanish ~i few heyoild the cruiser ; ory. an l I it i . inline , -1 i n tie lioft ove? ; trial ill v. a I o. a 11 < tl > 11 ; i i !'. 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