Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, July 02, 1898, Image 2
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Pub < -.<v - ' '/ anu Saturday ^
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1 '6 - . Vyi ' -idiiiBft vOij
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One Yx ir. $
Six Mcn'J 5 1 rts
Thrt.e Mor.t s ' "Sets
111 AllvsilK'l'.
Saturday, .lulyU,
Next Friday is ;ho ! 1
meetinu; o! the < V :
For jov * ' >!' '
mercury. .
nineties.
V
The public
help I"u
expense-'.
'"Those who > 1 .Vo 1121.-i p.iy t: <
fiddler,''hnt \."o ?re now p:-,;av'<
tlio fiddler 11 I are not banc.: ;.
either.
<ien. Shatter reports taut lie is 1
now within twomih . ot : lutiauo.
and that the Spanish troops are!
falling hack toward the city as I
as he approaches with his army.
The crisis i-. liable to he ro.
at any day. When it is. ! '
....11 i i. . . .
will lit: "it Ii<M Mill ' 111 UK' ?Jl'i
town tonight," ami !< !> <?i niirj.
lllt'll will lmv-T rnnn.' > . J of tin* '
Initio alive.
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Position and (umliimn oi IN
Ann l ira". U'lny.
i !)<> ! *!*'?:i . on '
(i.l in. i, . ii'liil: . . :?11 v J .
]MT f !n? A ?*S< Ifiillo:: ! 'lVSS ! '
Boat Wanda, via i'ori. .\ i. . .
Jamaica, Jnno Tues lav,
."t\ H i n. \ i i Klii^.n .
cc\ 2S?? 1 ii. I *> A. U.?Vim Am
A,>a font has been adynimed
: .. n
x ..c crossing <>i In ! to i : .1:1
ai^i N
. . oOUt a mile, ami a I; !
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I ?yl<l a hull miles Iron; ' i.
#nt ronchinent s.
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Ktlie* roa'l lo Santiago .!<* <
e.'M brigade. under Gen.
\\cjjthe 17th, the 1-th ami 7ti
regiments, hold the trench, with'
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his command lying acro-s the
Iroad and river.
I The 1st brigade, the 8th, "2ltd
and 2d Massaehusetts, under (Jen
1
Evan Clarke, lies on the left llank,
slightly in the rear, and the 2d!
brigade, the 1st, 4th and 2">th,
. occupies the opposite on the right j
llank.
Gen. Wheeler, with the cavalry,
is in the rear between Sevillai
Hills and Rio <itiatnn.
A strong line of outposts is |
maintained ahead.
Gen. Challee and hi*^ brigade, i
with three thousand Cuban- und :
Gen. Aguirra and several hundred
r\. \ / ? i - - ? ?
^ iiimt'i v/ui. ' iniuiiifs, w.'io s' ir
misliing towards the* eity i!'
morning.
| SI.ICIIT SKtKMI.SIIKS.
The ('uhan - !) ?<! r 1 -!;!,:
skirmishes with the Si.H!i;.r.N
stationed <-,n t|,e ! 11'- ?
Atneric .i ' riuht ii i i
. auxiliaries occupied
liOll. i i(t > i . .ii;
were . , ' ' ; i.
hv lie*
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f recoI
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fion furai hed by tlu> Cubans j a
have very good maps of the roads-a
aud defences of the city. Much J c
information lias also been obtain- u
. ! I'rotu Spanish pacificos, who a
have slipped'out of the city and; I
givi.. tliciusi Ives ap iu the hope I
nf trotting food. Thev report j<
.ted hlarvi.iion and ui-fioss in;
Santiago. They say Hie Spanish I p
troop.- .no ( ii -Jiort rations and;o
thai all the supplies are being | p
held for their use.
si' \ |S|J '.11>S \T Si:\ II.I v.
i !; i:i t he hospit ds. 1!
s: v, aro snllVri:f. :
i k k "I ft. k1, and they also re; ?rt i
. vi nty eveu Sp i:
illed >?:iI that c ight-.v
were wounded ns the result ol <
uietit on 1'*ri\; y i:.wim r
II. Wood's :Ui>i 1 ieii. OlW.il';>
on.mauds.
Spanish nr.iN; '<>p.er.MI;NTS.
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The most >t.>rt 1 i:.u: inform at ton i
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ihlaiu -il from the paeilieos i li.at
j i ee i iii' :;>U mice ai: i< -t i
I wen'thousand Spanish soldier*
have arrived in S wit iatro de (.'nha. ,
i !
I'iiis si at ement is made on the!
ml hority of t Sen. L i\\ ton. and lie!
i- aLool tin.' opinion that lien,
l'ando may he able to elleet a j
junction with (rem Linares at |
Sailkt 1' ,:0 tie < hlhn.
inert* are t w ?? torts ot ? < -W'.orihle
. pn; 1 alU'e 'l ain t -"*p :i ?
i- !i lines, "'nil! a it! Wi ?., a' '!. 'J
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I rusaia, at tile southeast ? r.
' ) < ire Vo.ni i ? <' \me . i '
not her fort. Th -re .?;v, \
'.:t !" I i." 'i , i i a. h .. :'
. . lllK'U' : !!>. ami : !. . I. Itii ^ ,
.1 .nv ifii.Hs. lilty yar-l~
. > i ?. ... ju?A in-i<le i!. e
Oilljitie, in lit - eastward, ill ' 1
'Ail. !-. i I ie\ - ' 11 < 1 I ll?- A till-1 ' " 1
i ?-j i 1 ii i-- -, ii ,( 1 tilt* <?| fill I'l-lll'linietu
t'XU'inhi'z I mill l lie ii'ir! !iera
exl remit \ "! I he eily Io Mo: i
t 'a::If.
(iKN. '"II UTKI-: NK \ K M'?Kl'?o.
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A little Wf<l of south, al :: <li< ,
tanre ot about ?e\en imlfs from* r
l ifti. Law ton's hea.hjuartors, lies!.
Morro ('astle. I lie roa?l to willi j .(
in :? lew humlred yards of' L.
tli?' batteries al I lie rear of' ,
Morro was rerounoitered .vester ,
lav afternoon by (Jen. (bailee!.,
ami several members of his stall', j
The < 'ubaiis believe that if 'hef
water supply of the city can he I..
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? iit oil' Santiago will have to viold 1 (]
at once.
They say Admiral CerveraT*
entire except the torpedo! v
Imat.d'Mroyer Terror, is in the]'"
tiarlior, < Jen. l.awton is inclined!,
to credit lie- report, that trims a
have heeii t ikon from the ships f
to st reimt hen t he defences on land. 1
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lie says,it. would he impossible
'' i \dniiral < 'erveca to reach the n
position of tie* American arinv '
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with his I,imi from where ttic? I
Spanish s!>i, - he. , j
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vli .j.d.h i being wri
no*her train of animunitio
niiung in. A train .of am
lition has Vouched (ion. Chu
i d a h its ry of (lading guns
ynainito guns, attached to
loueh Kiiier.-, has been liiovi
n. \\ 1 eelor's camp.
There i no high ground in
'i\ sent }i" :tion where Hotel
r (!atlino. _;un- couhl '" pu
-itan;, .1 little 1'uriher <1
round 'a h' " ..am- can l>e mo
if and trot hich an ofTc*(
r ? ."! ! v ' i -t d at ?lie S
i i itivnehment .
TIIK ADVAXCK NOT RL'SISTKI
.lit. M; i oi our oliiecrs
:n I zed, as h? y have looked
e.-i-l a nee i?, <>ur :ni \ ance.
round over a hu h 'hey
ravel led could en - i 1; have
. i. in;.',!, i... tin* Sfi mi ii',!.
In' luxuriant tropical loiiage
nntintml an t viiinhcd a t r**i*,
A
najor general o! tlic I nited S
rinv im t Ik- forks ol a t roc
eying the Spanish out]
hiough hi> tiohl glass was a t
aele that gave some idea ol
vonderful eiiergv ol the das
1.x Confederate leader. This
I agility in ; man tiif year
ige put to hlush many a you
illicer of his own staff.
I'crsoin troubled with diari
kill be interested in ttie exper
f Mr. W. M. liiisli, olerk of 1
ttirranci', I'rovidence, K. 1. lie
For several yearn I have been nl
constant suMerer from diarrhoe
reqnent attacks (Completely pro*
ng me and rendering me unlit fi
mien at this hotel. About two ;
K<> a travflnikj ?al)*ni!)in kiinlly
if a miihII but I if of < harnhfrl
olio, ri).)l#-ra ami I'iarrluifa Ki'n
I m il liiiuy surpri*?? ami ?lIi*^lt
!Pefi? wen* iiiiiiifilialf. v\ lii'i
l'f|t II. pi ollfi III I !|f i|l-i-.i?r I v
rti.fy ii'>i4i-|i at'iirisi th<? attifk
few <lu-fi Mi (his vtiiii'ililf r< ii
in- r< -.nil li.i > lu-i ii vr> saii>fni
I;(I '(I IIIO I i i 'I. Ji) ' . jli ?' 1 I II
i ion." l or -:i'i ?>> .1.1, M a
i an'! It. < . 11o'ltrl . I..?
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1 ''loan hi;.!''-!!)' ir' :
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L. ll.IT
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U nlitv r< :iifii. not own nttci
nir to h:ir?>* our flunks.
Appurontly < ion. Linares
ors (ft put hi- faith in ho
i'liccs ol ' li city, and inton !
.i.iKt -:i I: s i f 111 < 11 uiilil < > I
A low, thouL'li only :i low,
t he (jjii .1 -a that ho does
?i o jjo.-e liuhiiHi: ot all.
OII.AN a r N I I.I v it I KS.
* ion. < "alixto (Jai'oia. with
.lfi:. nli) landed ye.-lenhr
\ J t .. !: t he t Vol it ! t
in' nit .. 11i> an in o\.'e
, i .t a. . here have heel
! it . I s < i I lie i i.,tiine ex
t ten c ; i >1 tly>enti'I V. 1
:>ri. rain Stju.'dl la-t n
\4 t .i ' d i\ ('.) ,)
?'fi\ en : . i - 11> t'loar 1 he
'f t i>ii>; !.< I rout, wiiore
.
1 . . lyan.v ..I artilh iy
i;. n.i inii > j.. u u?i a i It lei
"> i 11 hi' jilt . 11 pte-i1 ion.
wi: i::.i :: enir ri:i:r.
' i"o. \\ ii-'i ii v. n !. i mad a
Hi": ..... ' a..It t 1111 i <
'Hid the i.111 !l 1 inos t hi- !l
Hi:, liinlini ".li.it In wa- in
') -t euro I !.. thire* 1 view tin.
i tt'H! in (; men oi5i:r on dues.
ti is
mm .(Jon. Slinftor and If. 15. Plant
H'eo, to Account by an Illinois
ami' Private.
t i (From tlip I'liirago Daily Ncw.s.j
<l to'
1 anipa, .June I I.?That tho 1st
I Illinois regiment knows how to
obey orders to tins orders to the
j vttor, despite the fact tli.it they
' 1,11 are merely volunteers, is a fact
f
,tl,ls which is beginning to be appre1
>Dt 1 ,y ( h most \.4y. i jt r
I;. oiiagos in this sevtion of the
.t 4. < ;i try. Yesterday Private T.
\\ . Snelly, 4>f t'ompany (i, was
patrolling tho wharf at I'ort
I l .inpa, 4>?; whieh the big ware
. '?is4 i aa.i, doing tils p.iit tike
.?: <... !] of liiv c 'lnrades in preservt4.i
j ing order.
Y|U.| Vinotig other tilings prohibited
i is smoking, and signs both in
I English ami Spanish warn tho be,
I holders that indulgence in man's
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favorite vieo endang'orfl tho build1
jing. The soldiers generally obey
vi rv promptly, but .Mr. Snelling
pre j
received a shock when ho ob!
served a rotund man in full nulls
bi j form walking and conversing in
it. jan absorbed manner with a grayhold
mustached. straight. soldierly
;1W1 looking gentleman dressed plain
I ly in black and weaung a straw
1 hat. Both were smoking and con
tinned to do so in entire forget.*>()((!
fulness til! their path wp.a barred
c. P by a Springfield ritle.
"Sirs, you will-have to quit
: sniol inc." ordered the Chicagoan.
I lent . ' _ _ *
i t r no r < f i he tr? ; idati< n >p
i nil' . 1 '
1 trig into his voice as he noted in
I?i,?z?m1 way that, the man in uni.
form had <-n his shoulders the
'i-' ' j 1 wo-star insignia of Mm r.inl: ot
: u 1 ,
, m.i ;<?r general.
- < ,
ri'uu j .spelling joined bis lieufenint
t..o i r.' ii .;e '.41? r an.' gc sped "Say,
, ior | i just ran into a major general
Aland made liini quit his wi ek ; it
i k i" S i ^ '' ** Ii .*t I l <31%^ NY UMi t 1 ?
"Yes, ; was SiiuftcM", , my
boy." van! the ]i<> 11 tenant, "and
?: ? * on know win) that amiable
! leman with turn was?"
\%! relit Scot, who lie? An*'I
M ' , . ,?
IMMIV l)llrx<
".Nobody at all ; only <*vn.
'*'1 j Nebon A'Miles, whose name h
uugli i sometimes vn the newspapers "
''l> i An incident on the same lines
A'concerns 1'rivato F. K. Wending,
tales, of Company M, who was hurt
sur- last night, and Henry 15. Plant,
posts Mr. Plant is very old. lie practiipec
?11 y owns half of Florida, the
,jj,. Plant system embracing nearly
liinirIeVor-v """""Poly worth having.
c . Incidentally ho owns the docks
feat,, . , ,,
tuid ware houses at 1 ort latnpu.
Among, th^ last named possesn^"r
Rions a few days ago he was
trolling and contemplating Iih
town magnitude, aided much, no
riioea! boubt, by the cigar ho pufl'ed.
iiMice Wending hailed him. ' You'll
j iiuve to throw that away,"he said.
,n>8'! "What for?" inquired the auI
most 1 1
a tin* thor ?f tho l'lant system.
,t rat -1 "Don't you know that you are
r my liable to burn up tins whole harI
. bor hero ?"
1 "Well,I don't know if that Con'UII
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n.-ily. i cor,,s .vo"? that I own it.
t it> My name is l'lant ?"
-.IT " | hrow that away immediately
or I'll put vow under arrest."
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i l.i- was said sternly in a tone
u ?!>. * . . .
no l loridian use-1 to Mr. riant,
i, I tile magnate cootie .ml hi*
, ,i\ an awed a.id wi?or man.
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i ovof sii.r"' (hoy ' T". tiic?-?l
ii r 'i<' *i' t-t v t ti !< v r i oil
nn> j>iiN i?. mj fi\tn jug totty
t 1 I . '.
-at isfaof i>r; rosnlts a-< '?\.i1ivo or
!< .' ItHV i- " ( raw,on! I .'os.
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Tj?ri tjroMnrnn
Uti !.\M?uiu\o Mi oOiftHuL.
I,UNO TKOUJULKS AND CONsujiution
can i,i; \
Ail Eminent 'New York Chemist
I itiiti Scientist sialics u Free
Oiler to Our KVutlers.
The Ui tinguished New \ . rhein ^
i-t T. A. fsloeiim, demons! rat i tty his
ui.M-uvery of a reliable an<! absolute
cure 2'i?r < ousiimption ( I*<iimonary
Tubereiilosis I ami tit bronchial,
t hroal, luuy and chest tl a*a tubi>.
rn n a_ ! , catat rftal a!. - < ! ion , ueral
ii i iilit' ami wcuUi, . e>s- of ,
tlesh, and ! i i aw
ay, will m ml I 11 K K I i I i.l.i. Ii<) I TI.KS
(all difl'ereii?; of hi-. Now i
covery lo any ulllicted reader ol li '
IOntbki'KI -writing for t hem.
llis"Xt'v, - i*i? 11tiit< Treatm??nl" ' s
' eiired t hnus.imis permanently l \ im
timely usv, and lie considers it u iple
professional iluty to ? 'I ! I i tiy
I huniatiit 3 to ilonaie a trial <>. hi ;ni
I'ai 11 hie en re.
Science !aiIy develops i e-,v von- y}
I tiers, ami this great eh mist, pat icntly
j e\ per in i e til i ny lor years, h i- pi. o itoeil
results as henelieial to huiiianity as ,
lean he ehi ne d hy any modern ycniilB.
! 11 is a rt ion I hat limy tronhies and
j eonsiimpt ion are enraole in anv eli
111:it?> is proven !>;, "heartfell letters of
, ^rat it ml"," li! ?.! in his Aiiicn.vin and
Ktiropean lahrnlories in thousand*
I iroin those cured in all parts of t ho
world. j
M lioal expert? e'nnoedo 1 hat bronj
rhial. chest and Inn# troubles load to
< oii-uiopt ion, which, uninterrupted,
I moans speedy and certain death.
Simply w rite to T. locum, M. < .,
Its I'ine street. New York, giving
posfotliee and express address, and the
! tree medicine will he promptly sent. Jf
SnU'erers should take instant advan- v . ^
I tage of his generous proposition. 1
Please tell the Mootor that you saw
his otl'er in the Km kki'IUSk.
(lOODNKHS FHOM SNAI'TIIL
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The Yule litis Arrived?The Arm*
litis Occupied tin Abandoned ~
Sp.inisii Position Only
Three Miles From
Vjitil itttjo.
Washington, .Imp JV?The war
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y.r i i uilMl i 1 ,( ' ! ' 1 - '! ( on,
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posted til" t'nl low iir. ' i. :' : : j
I *: l i 1111 i I* U Julie J7. \it * ,.t
ii"! 1. 1 "une ?!Iuiiof
V' v. 5 .I V t>! War. W a.,1.
T! \ .i" arrived liii morning il ^
i 11? >j now (!i.ioinl)urk:u^.
N < ?i r f?;:. \\ lio has been at I he
i ii?oi11 a> a volunteer, has- been is
t duty ?'ii t he slafl' ot lien,
j Puili-id.
Shatter. Major (tonoral.
U|I" SiboneV, .1 ii lie "d7, 'J p. 111.,
\ in. I Maya del K-t o?Adjutant I
i (it'ticral, Washington : All is pro W (
;:rossinu well. We occupied to- 1
day an advance posit ion abandoned
by the enemy yesterday on the
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I ol I lie San .fiian River, within
^ three miles ol' Santiago, ami from
which it can be plainly seen.
Shatter, .Major Gen. Commanding.
Our baby has been continually
troubled with colic and cholera inIfautuin
since his birth, and a'i that ,
j we could do for him did not seem to
! giv?? more than temporary relief, until
we tried Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera 5
and Diarrhftea Remedy. Since giving j
that remedy ho has ice in-en troubled.
We want to give you this testimonial
I as an evidence of our gratitude, not w
j that you need it to advertise your
meritorious remedy.?O. M. Law,
Keokuk, Iowa, Lor sale by .1. ! '.
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Winthrop College Scholarship
aiul Entrance Examinations, \
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