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Strong Force jtOz o r jDmtoa 0Jure - NO RrOL L- 14 HOPKINSVILLE KX- - SATUBDAT MORNING MAT 14 1898 PRIOE 2 GENTS FROM CAMP COLLIER ANNUALGRANGBSALE FIGHTING ON STRONG FORCE Happenings on the Tented Field Two Hundred Head of Cattle at Lexington Sold for 3475 CUBAN SOIL i FOR MANILA M s Aft Blankets and Equipments Coming Unusually Large Crowd In At-- o i asti mm Regiment flus tendanc-e- drainl Dinner and 4 tered Next Week A Delightful Day Regulars Beat the Spanish - Spain Proposes to Send Troops Camp Collier Lexington Ivy1 The Annual Grange Sale at Mny 13 - Correspondence Twei- liurch Hill yesterday was attend- - ty men from Covington and Newport by an unusually crowd Back Cabanas who failed to left for I l - - at pass their Jor many years this recurring event Through Suez Canal homes this afternoon paiH They ljas been looked forward to by the their fares out of own their pockets people of Christian county with XXX as much interest as any date upon Private Henry Case of Company the calendar M Second Regiment of Lancaster Spanish Torpedo Boats are Hovering Around It is each year the occasion of a Sampson was badly injured while being toss I Sends Official Report of San Juans igreat social anu commercial re ed in a blanket by The RumlK ItTnion The people of the city and Club of thn Hnvino fnti Pnmnnnv The county meet and mingle in Martinique this He the Bombardment afternoon was thrown out UeailtltUl historic nrnvp rllsntKc on the ground and sustained a frac- ¬ war politi crops cattletheology ture of 1 4 J - the right knee ill HI XXX umuitla ionics witnout torptvp or estraint there they enjoy the John T Johnson was to day ap- ¬ HARVARD DISABLED AGAIN THE PLANS OF WAR hospitality of ONE MAN THE pointed Adjutant to Major S South Christian coun KILLED ON THE NEW YORK AND EIGHT WOUND E ty farmers Helburn of the Second Regiment and their cultured l wives and daughters do full ARE CHANGED AT WASHINGTON o and ED--FL- YINC XXX justice to SQUADRON SAILS FOR HAVANA Captain Ballance has decided dinners wdere tempting edibles are that the Adjutant of each regiment spread beneath the giant oaks in will be made its ordnance officer1 infinite variety From every point of view yester- ¬ May 14 1 m A to The ordnance officers will thus be 13 NEW YORK a Special special day s sale u as of ¬ Washington May Special The Navy Department received Lieutenant Gallaher of the First one the most suc- u cessful in the the following dispatch from the Evening Post says Off Cabanas Companies D and G Regiment Lieutenant Collier of history of the Church Admiral Sampson It is dated St Thomas Hill grange As a gentleman from May 12 and is as follows Regiment United States Infantry attempted a the Second and Lieutenant Mitch- ¬ First a distant - ell of city who chanced to be A portion of the squadron - the Third The requisition under my command reached San Juan landing- on del Rio present remarked It was the best the shores ofPinar this afternoon and for supplies for their troops will be this morning at daybreak No armed vessels were found in dressed best behaved most the port made engagement made by these officers at once - and the first land fight The wasstuhhorn cultured I As soon as it was sufficiently light I commenced attack upon the bat- ¬ XXX assemblage ever saw A enemy gathered together in teries defending the city This attack lasted about hours and re- ¬ and hot while it lasted Twelve of the were killed We have been sleeping on straw the open air three Society rallies to in to a with one blanket to every ten men these grange sulted much damage the batteries and incidentally to a portion of and they were driven back Hot an American received sales always but two thousand blankets arrived The shade of the the city adjacent to the batteries The batteries replied to our fire but wound Spanish cavalry were patrolling the shores and grove is inviting and all the en- ¬ to night from Philadelphia These without material effect One man was killed on board the New York vironments conducive to pleasure the American soldiers were protected by a gunboat with 700 from Chicago and 450 from and seven slightly wounded in the squadron No serious dam age to any fully Scores of young people were out The had expected a force of insurgeniiaywS KentuckLwiU BfcterdaysffTlie ships resulted Signed SAMPSON Americans nv requip the brigade city was almost depopulated It might be said Admiral Sampsons statement that he attacked only with portion meet them at Cabanas X X X that a 1 m rt ri t i Ilopkmsville dined at Church Hill of x - 1 VlIUl ilVIUUl W Ullll two sturdy his fleet is taken to indicate that he did not find it expedient to take I AUXAI tliHIL AU ney were uisciJJijmi u inuiiy iwu guiuca vycic The ¬ uuiii Mountaineers under Captain Jeff stock sale was highly satis the entire squadron into the is ¬ harbor though it not believed he has will with in- ¬ factory to those who to found and communication be established the Prater arrived at 730 oclock to- had stock separated his fleet The Navy Department officials were at a loss to night from Salyersville and were offer The cattle were below the surgents average of know how his dispatch reached St Thomas until the Associated Press put into quarters with the Bar these sales in quality hut prices were very dispatch announced the presence of the Yale at St Thomas boursville boys at Camp Bradley high Two Seeks the Game hundred head were anipson They are to be cavalrymen and offered the jm regate sum ¬ received for them I3--Spe- will be known as Troop B Ken- WASHINGTON D C May There has been bung 3474 tucky Volunteers Schley is Headed Southward IIJ an entire change of plans by reason of the appearance of the The sale was under the ¬ X X X manage Spanish flying squadron of Martinique Schley left Hamp ment and direction of Mr R Washington May 13 Special This afternoon Ex-- Lieutenant Gordon Voorhies J there is a decide Caudle Mr J W of tonRoads this afternoon destination unknown presumably was notified to night by telegram Williams this edly easier feeling in the War and Navy Departments Orders have to Sampson left San went in cit officiated as auctioneer Jbin Sampson When Juan he from Senator Linsday that he had been issued for all scouting ships to leave shore and watch forthe Span- ¬ the direction of Martinique been made Captain and Adjutant ish fleet which the Department now knows to a is IIIW KENTUCKIAN PROMOTED certainty headed ilM to General Corbin He left at 9 west oclock for Washington Spanish Torpedo Boats at Martinique Capt Thomas Cruse Raised to The Hying squadron will leave for Havana and engage the enemy X X t 13-Spec- of there if it drops from Martinique fllPORT DE FRANCE MARTINIQUE May lal-One Joe Simcox private secretary to Rank Major around the southern coast of Cuba Positive instructions are sent to of the Spanish torpedo boats is here and six others are hov- ¬ Governor Bradley has been made Sampson to engage the Spanish Washington May 13 The Pres ¬ ering American auxiliary Cruiser Har- ¬ Adjutant to Major Allen of the Heet if it comes north by Porto around the coast The ident has sent to the Senate a large will allowed to remain indefinitely Second Regiment Rico and to secure if possible the vard be here but must n umber of appointments among give 24 hours notice of her departure Six Spanish torpedo warships The First Regiment comprising the number being Capt Thomas boats are off St Pierre Cruse of Owensboro promoted to There is now nothing to do but the Louisville Legion and a compa- ¬ ny each from Ashland and Somer- - quartermaster with the rank of wait for the result of the conflict RIVES of In- ¬ ITS FRANK THE VICTIMS set under command of Colonel John major Russell B Harrison the President said this afternoon i a was an inspector gen ¬ B Castleman wenttinto quarters diana made The Departments and the press Judge Cook Names the Popular A Brief History of the iJrave Fel- ¬ Camp Bradley eral rank of major 1 at this evening are keeping him supplied with bul- ¬ 6 Young Attorney Haster lows on the WInsIow at oclock Off For the Army letins XXX Commissioner Louisville Ivy May 13 The The Flying Squadron is Off Washington 13 The Second Regiment jjwill be May The dead Louisville Legion left this afternoon ensign Bagley a mother complete in examination and mus- ¬ Newport News Va May 13 On the two oclock trajn arriving has and for Lexington to be mustered into two N C ter to day and before another week Special The flying yes- - sisters living at Raleigh LT p squadron lover the Illinois Central road tlic S service srday afternoon Attorney Prank John Varveras oiler is a native shall have passed they will be hur ¬ weighed anchor at 340 p in and to join COMMODOIIE SCHLEY tives received a letter from Judge of Symrna Asia He has been rying South the great army BASE BALL is moving out to sea the flagship assembling hpmas P Cook notifying him of three years and nine months in the at Tampa Yesterday Special Brooklyn leading f ten officers and273 privates were bis appointment as Master Commis navy Pittsburg 3 St Louis 0 forty-- loner of Christian countv to suc- - John Denfee fireman of first examined and accepted yhile Koston 6 Brooklyn 3 in eight feed the late Judgchomas J Mor class was born Kilkenny He privates were rejeeted Philadelphia 5 Baltimore 4 Casualties on Board the New York row The aameVmail broughta let has been five years in the navy New York 9 Washington 5 George B Meek Special Bargaint ter tcrthe Circuit Court Clerk in ¬ fireman of the Chicago 3 Cleveland 7 New York May 13 A special from St Thomas says the casualties ¬ first class was
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