PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. E JUNE 23, l8«2-VOL. 35. PORTLAND, MAINE, SATURDAY ESTABLISHED MOR]sIngk JUNE 25, 1898. PRICE THREE CENTS HEW ADVERTISEMENTS._ COOL, I COMFORTABLE | THIRTEEN DEAD. SUMMER I FUBRiTGRE, | Buy it dow before the hot B days arrive. ta RATTAN CHAIRS, § “ Men Have Hot With ROCKERS | Cavalry Fight Span- “ COUCHES. I Also the very moderate cost m iards Five Miles From Veranda Goods, made of Heed and if Basket material. Rockers from |g Santiago. 75c to $3.50. Goiumbia Refrigerators. I The Coldest Aeticle yon can invest 5 1 your dollars In. Have sold more of them Pi -- this season than ever. satis- «a ♦ Perfectly ♦ factory to every purchaser. Just take a 9 look at them at ♦ y y Frank P. Tibbetts & Go., I THE LIST OF DEAD. I i & 6 FKEE ST. I je25d2t lstp § — Spaniards Were Driven I ROUGH RIDERS. * i ♦ GRADUATION Captain Allyn K. Capron, of Troop JL. f Sergeant Hamilton Fish, Jr. t SLIPPERS. 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Kid Gloves Cleansed Every Day. Washington, June 25.—The news oom- ing from Jamaica that General Pando Washington, June 24.—The war is to ANDERSON, ADAMS & GO., Madrid, June 34.-7 p. m.—The deoree is sending heavy reinforcements to the be carried Into Africa, metaphorically General, Linares, in is London, Jane 94.—The Madrid corres- of the Queen Regent suspending the Spanish Santiago, speaking, if Spain is fool-hardy enough Fire Insurance to have the effect of hastening the the pondent of the Daily Telegraph, says: Agency Cortes was read in the Senate this even- likely (Copyright, 1893, by Associated Press.) to send the Cadiz fleet the Suez the through campaign against that town by On Board the When the Cortes closed, martial law 31 Exchange Street. ing. Prior to the of the decree Assorted Press Despatch Boat Wanda, oft canal to attack in the reading Americans. Pando has 10,000 soldiers at Juragua, Friday afternoon, June 24, via Playa del Este, Guanta- Dewey Philippines. namo June was proclaimed. The cabinet in the chamber of Senor Sal- Bay, 24-This morning four of the on Sagasta rtrst Class American and Foreign Companies deputies, Holgnin less than 100 miles from Santi- (Friday) troops first cavalry, four troops of the tenth cavalry and It Is announced good authority that eight will and make for a new Horace Anderson. Ciias. C. Adams. the are the of the troops of Roosevelt’! rough less resign way gov- meron, Republican leader, declared ago. They pick Spanish riders, th.m> thousand men In all dismounted and attaoked 2000 soldiers before the last Spanish vessel has passed decl8 Thos. J. Little, ip eodtf Spanish in the ernment which will that some of hi3 remarks army In Cuba and their commander is thickets within five riles of de open negotiations had been Santiago Cuba. through the canal, an American squad- known as the fighting general. The Americans W>ai the for peace. omitted in the official report enemy back into the but left ron will be at full ofyesterday’s to combine with the city, they thirteen dead upon the field. steaming speed across Were they Spanish The Madrid of the Fi- The of the At least fifty Arerians were correspondent proceedings. president [cham- force in Santiago, the American campaign wounded Including six officers. Several of tee wounded will die. the Atlantic, straight for the coast of Twelve dead nancial News, says: ber, said the be much Two laniards were found in the brush after the to the war Marquis Vega D’Armijo, might very prolonged. fight, but the Spanish loss was doubtless far in excess of Spain, bring home to the that “Senor Camao will faotors have been relied upon to General be the now premier omission must be attributed to the prevent Youngcommanded the expedition ; and was with the 'Ihere is no doubt uproar, regulars, while CoL Wood directed the operations of the Spanish people. this combination. The first, the very riders soverJ miles with Senor Salavedor at the exchequer whioh bad probably prevented the re- rough west. Dewey can take care of himself against nature of the between rough country Both stuck and possibly two Silvclistas will join this from him. parties the Spaniards about the same and Cadiz 6lnco his own porters hearing and which would be time, the fight lasted an hour. The fire this fleet, squadron t The merits of Pills- 2 Holguin Santiago Spaniards opened from cabinet which will conclude Senor Salmeron then said he wished the thick brush a:d had peace and to exceedingly difficult for troops to cover every advantage of numbers and position, but the troops drove [them back from the will be reinforced by iron-clads long 2 Best Flour start, stormed the for a Silvela cabinet. bury's (and £ have iuoluded in the official unless than four or five days at the ear- the blook house aound which prepare way [ report his they made the final stand and sent them scattering over the mountains. before Camara’s ships sight the bay of there are make The second is the aotive efforts of There is no doubt that will lose all many) f declaration throwing the liest. The cavalryaen were afterward reinforoed the and will have the shore Spain | responsibility by seventh, twelfth and seventeenth of the ninth Manila, batteries the Cubans to harrass the Spaniards on infantry, part cavalry her dolonies. it for deal- for all the misfortunes of the the second impossible f country the march and retard their movements. Masachusetts, and the 71st New York. with him instead of against him in the ers to now Admiral Camara left Cadiz to calm offer other upon the monarchy. With the force they have in that The Amerians now hold the at the ^ut it has been | position threshold of Santiago de Cuba, with more troops going forward struggle, concluded by country, the Cubans could do this very constant- publlo opinion.' He well knows that brands as as Senor Sagasta at this point arose and could ly and they are preparing for a final assault the administration that being just | effectually, but they scarcely under- upon city. The following officers were woimded: Major the nothing save the _ shot tolrn ohcftln^AlT nhant fho whnl« Snnn Brodio, before he arrives at the Philippines peace read theJRoyal deoree through the severe measures will good. suspending parlia- thousand ript forearm, MoClintock, troop B, shot the Lieut. J. H. most suffice to bring | ish foroe of ten men. Captaiij through right leg, Thomas, troop L. will be made. * ment. Tho chamber of deputies then ad- from indicate that shot through lght leg: His a The reports Santiago condition is serious. All the foregoing officers are rough riders. the Spanish people to realizing sense of the admiral is using his squad-' journed and without the customary cheerB Spanish Other officrs wounded are: whose fka hfWioloBfinnca rtf nracanf mon ■ ron exactly ns was anticipated to detend Captain Knox, condition is serious, Major Bell and Lieut. Bryan. These officers SPANIARDS WORRIED. attack of tho firs for the throne. the town from by soldiers in the are cavalry. even kindness, it is held, will dictate snch I _ rear. The naval authorities hers are sat- The foilwing are no has es- among the soldiers wounded: a blow as that it is proposed to administer TRANSPORTS isfied that Spanish warship Bough Riders-Troop B: Privates E. M. Hill. Shelby Fishier, M.S London, June 25.—All the special de SIGHTED. from Santiago harbor so far as the Fed N. Beale * caped Newcomb, and Corp. J. D. Rhodes; Troop E, James F. if the Spanish persist in this last project. newspapers stories to the effect Corp. Bean. Privates Frank B. Booth, Albert C spatches from Madrid reflect the anxietj Spanish R.G that the “cruiser Reina Christina escaped Hartle, Bailey, H. E. J. Atherton, Clifford Reede and G. W. After the fall of Santiago and the cap- Alvers, Sergt. Arrlnge; Troop G, Sergt. Thomas F. C produced by Admiral Cervera’s despatch from Santiago,” etc., were received here L. Vanaugn, Orp. L. Stewart. Privates Geo. W. Rowland, H. J. Michael ture or destruction of Cervera’s squadron, with a good deal of amusement. Haefner, Coylo, R.M. Reid, M. Russell; Troop L and the threatening aspect of the politi- San Francisco, June 24.— At 1.30 o’clock At last accounts that particular vessel Privates' J.l. Kean, John P. will have an abundance of ves- Dernap, Thomas F.Meagher, Edward Galborst, Nathaniel Poe. Sampson cal situation. Tliero Is no doubt the on tlio afternoon of June in was In the bottom of Manila bay, 20, latitude lying Tenth to share for the task set for where had sunk her on May lavalry-Troop B, Privates Bussell, Gaines, Miller, Gross, Braxton and sels him.