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Eddy Current, 08-27-1898 Wm University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Carlsbad Current, 1896-1918 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 8-27-1898 Eddy Current, 08-27-1898 Wm. H. Mullane Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/cb_current_news Recommended Citation Mullane, Wm. H.. "Eddy Current, 08-27-1898." (1898). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/cb_current_news/1205 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Carlsbad Current, 1896-1918 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. THE EDDY CURRENT. Pocos Vnllny to tho Front, Croakors to tho Roar. VOL. VI. EDDY, NEW MEXICO, SATUKDAY, AU(UJKT 27, 1808. NO. 42. (Irnml Iturepllan. I'rulmbla I'rncti Term.. Sutiula'i Vl.wi, IlMk Jtnm I'arlu UUo, STAR-SPANGLE- D BANNER New York. Aug. 22. Hundreds of Now York, A. 22. A special from Madrid, Aug. 20. El Liberal pub- - New Tcrk, Auir. 30 Tho hospital thousands of enthusloMlc people wel Washington says- - President MoKln- llsben remarks made by Sanor Sagas la ship rtellef arrived yesterday, Tht WAVES OVER HAWAII. comed tho Texas. New York. Iowa. In ley has decided upon his policy re- on tho diplomatic and political situa- Hello: left Penco on tho 14th and diana, llroolilyn, Massachusetts, and garding the Philippines. A cnblnet tion, quoting tho premier as follows: Mayaguoz on the 16th Instant. Sho Oregon home from their successful minister who saw tho president yester- From n legal point of view, Uie pres. carried 218 sick and wounded soldlors campaign In the West Indies. Thcso day said that the basis of tho Instruc- cnt stnto of things Is neither penco or from Qen. Miles' nrmy. Ten deaths Impressive Ceremonies Characterize the Lit' battleships lay in New York harbor Jut tions to our pence commissioners will war, but merely a suspcnsluu ot hostil- from typhoid fovor occurred on tho off Tompkltisvllle Saturday morning be substantially ns follows: ities. An nrmlsUco would havo allow- voyage. Nine oi tho victims vers bur- descrip 1. Law-renc- tie Republic's Formal Transfer of Alle- surrounded by vessels of nil The detention by tho United Statw ed us to dispel better the obscurity ot led at ssa. The body ot Major o tions, from the smallest steam launch of the Island of Luzon, on which tho the situation, but tho United Stncs (In- Smith ot Philadelphia, surgeon giance to Uncle Sam. to tho great ocean liner. Cheers and elty of Manila Is located. clined to agree to our making a step United States voluntosrs, who died at shouts of welcome rose from ovory dick 2. Kqual trade facilities with Spain further In advance. sea on Aug. IS, was enclosed In n and tho boats' whistles made the wel- In the remainder of tho Philippine Tha questions to bo solved are nu metallic coffin nn.' brought here. Four Hnwnlt Anaeifit. I'ritiidcnl and gntupion t'nnter. kin ring. group. merous anil complex. Wlml we hure deaths from typhoid fever ooourred on Han Francisco, Cal., Aug. 23. The Washington, Aug, 23, Admiral Suddenly thero was a movomont on 3. None of tho Islands to be disposed done first Is to lay down certain basea tho Ttellef while sho was lying In steamer Bclglo yesterday sterling Sampson called on President MoICIn-lo- y tho flagship New York ns the big ship of to nny foreign nnllon. on which ench minister ;nny make any Ponrn harbor. The bodies of tho four brought tho folowlng: yesterday nnd spent thirty-fiv- e started forward with a slow, steady 4. The sovcrnneo of all existing re- observation which study uf the sub wore tnkon nshnro and burled. They Honolulu, Aug. 12. Preclsoly nt minutes with him In discussion of tho glide. Sho waa Immediately followed lations between church and stnto In tho ject suggests. These will rontlnuo to wero Philip Koph, corporal company eight minutes to 12 o'clock to-da- y tho Cuban commission plans nnd other by the othor six vessels In tho follow entlro Phllllpplno group. be treated In dally cabinet councils, It K. sixteenth Pennsylvania; Aaron Hawaiian flag deicendod from tho flag- mnttors. He spent some minute ex- ing order: Iowa, Indlnnit, llrooklyn, While the commissioners will be being hold that tho bases lu quostlou Sullivan, private Hoop A, fifth United staff on all the government buildings, changing courtesies with the naval Masmchuiotls, Oregon nnd Texas, allowed n curtain degree of Intltmlo In are Im fundamental Instructions for States onvnlry; Theodore Ilronnon, nnd at flvo minutes to the sntno hour nt tho navy dopartmont, when It was some tlmo before tho ships other matters, tho foregoing points the guidance ot the various commis private company A. second Wisconsin, the itarn and stripe floated on tho ActlnK Secretary of tho Navy Allon could got Into rovlew formation, but by will not be departed from or altered. sions In the forthcoming negotiations, nnd Chns. A. Currier, prlvnto United Although tropical braoxo from ovory ofllclul flag- drove with him to the white houso, tho the time tho New York's prow enmo In tho president tins taken to bo supplemented nnTl fcctlllod sub States hospital corps. great pains staff. two Joining tho prosldcnt at 4:16. The lino with Governor's Islnnd tho other to obtain tho opinion of sequently by telegraph. Ilolow nro tho nine burled at son: y tho people The ccrmony of was a most presldont shook tho admiral's hand ships bad formed n regular line. regnrdlng the dlsporftlnn In Culm, besides evacuation, there lllclmrd M. Stevens of Toxns, packers co acocmpnnlcd by of the Philippines, ltnprcslvo on. To henr tho sVralns of cordlnlly and Inquired about his oxpe-rlon- The start was made ho has not, In are ninny other problems. Spain may Charles M. Ward, private company C, reaching "Hawaii I'onol" for tho Inst tlmo an In commanding tho licet In Cu- tremendous chcoriug, screeching voices his decision, boon guided abandon her sovereignty over tho sixteenth Infantry. Holland Thomp- wholly by a. national authom; to hoar tho buglo ban waters. Admiral Sampson refer- and booming cannon. From Cnstln populnr sentiment. He be- arontor Antilles,, but thero will remuln son, private hospital corps; Itoyal lieves blow tap as tha Hawaiian ensign snnk red very briefly to a number of Import- William oarae the first salute. It was that tho people favor tho re the question of edifices nnd nil othor Young, prlvuto company F, nineteenth tention of nil from Iti position, and to notloe tho ant Incidents In tho war, nnd In re- - merely n flash of bright red, which was the Islands nnd It ho bad propei ties. There are lawsuits before Infantry; Leslie 11. Drown, prlvnto nbsoluto power It emotion of the mnny who had boon sponso to an Inquiry from tho presi- Immediately smothered In a sheet of Is probable he would the tribunals affecting the Inter company D, sixth Illinois;' John T. Instruct his born under it and had lived tholr lives dent oxprossed gratification at tho smoke before the detonaMiin was heard. commissioners to demand ests of the Spaniards. Whore und Ilnriioy, prlvnto company A. slxtconth entire group. under It, was solemn. Hut thon enmo achievement of July 3, when Admiral Then cumo a roar across the waters (the Hut ho realizes thai when will these bo ildded? In Ha Pennsylvania, Oeorge Wenden, quar- I"1 cennto, tho bright pall for tho raising of Old Corvorn's fleet was annihilated. and tho ships headed right In the rlvor which must ratify the peaco vana, whore n large number of crim- termaster sergeant company A, Birth . Star-Spangl- is not likely - Glory, and the strains of "Tho The dotnlls of tho groat battle wero on tho wny to Oen. Grant's tomb. "raty, favor the acqtil- inals have been condemned by the Massachusetts; W. Ilcod. prlvato com- lon of llannor" broko forth as that gono over qulto thoroughly. Tho pros AU nlong tho lino of piers on sheds, all the Islnnds nnd has for this Spanish tilbunnls, whnt Is to be donu pany K. fourth Ohio; Irving Camp- poislble point van- - reason, to uso tho words of n banner was unfurled to tho broozo. ldo:,t at the outset took occasion to houses nnd ovory of cabinet with thorn? Then there nrn other bell, corporal company C, third Illi- Thon the cheers lirok. forth and eyos express his thanks to the ndmlral for tngc pcoplo were packed. Tho river jomciai, asmmed n "mlddlo ground." questions for which we havo to fix u nois. warships olose, that had boon dim for a few minute tho success of tho battle nnd showed craft, crowding the basis of discussion und agreement re The total number of ensofl of ty- sinking ' became bright nnd lighted up whou tho dcop Intorost In tho story of tho woro Jammed with pnsseuiisrs, "I'Hu. n.i..,u.t. garding the Philippines, llesldos theso phoid on Uio llollef, Including thoio sides of the vessels almost to tholr i springs. Ark., Aug. 22. A fire "tars and stripes floated out. as told by him. Tho talk the ami othor problems of greater Import- - who have died, was 1C7, and tho num-bo- r lm- -j WI"" resulted In the loss two Tho ceromony began with tho do also bore on tho roasons for not enter guard rails on one side, giving tho of mice, there Is n preliminary question tti aboard ot her when shs arrived ships thomselvefi ,0,H' a livery stnblo and sovornl prl- - Jwture of tho first roglmont of tho Ing t.lo hnrbur at Santiago nnd tho thnt oven tho bo discussed.
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