Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 8, 1898 · page 7

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ell-lied over the rail and he ausweml
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the captain in the midst. Thus he told
mhh whorl us two or three

statue oi the rescuedaailorwae
Willamtlooit. Hewasaetmdmateoi
s Oeylou submitter rolled the Heidi!
Day. unsiths heir-ewe found
him suhwuer set out from me

missed a typhoon and was blown u
long dim to the west and finally
wreehed on is cruel root sumundiug on
U! the crew in! eight litell lieu"
malted. lie wasosrried in mile or
by the waves and east till. the

III howsoeuhrulsud and lot-

thet he oouid not stand upright
‘ three or tour days. He believed this
its htiiute oi the tseteruuttsit u!
the Wendyetwhouho ensue to
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lines of the art-up ho mutid not place it

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it. he let auiiasl liis. there was not
area a lisard in he limit. and but tor the
revision and union the mast would have
toss rusted aliwby thehot sun. There
was sheliiish in plenty. and he caught
tsahyiiihieit in [snide asthelidsle-
eedsd. bathehatiuo fire. omit lived
us the barren risiit tor it weeks
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ahnsrd no man slept tor
an hour. and as sum as daylight had
tmeshdthelnest hsdsblietoest \ro
setofltosoousethetresssre. r
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androwedistoit. m had hoes uu
tholslandiorovorsysar and tho hut
heoooupiedsstd thefislstsfiheomiwi
were ill pilili light. At the end iii the
hey we value to euro. and. leupluu
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the button tueh had husu leis behind.
and titers was‘ti’rhaw as ohm oi gold
dust lying tut Hint when limit outp-

tied the Jars. Thstwalu‘tsleuoiuh
thsthehsdtoldsstrsightsiory. When

wolatuiedsudweutupto the hat. we

elitiii united the motion: some whale:-
hsd iuqud there ier wood turd water.
For wood they had used all the trunk
thud lying shout and had also hilly
tilled the hat top _ M diiIIed
their “I l. W Iliil Wu outlisi
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lulled down hill to the blasts.

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SEND i'oh ILLUSTRATED canteen:

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San Francisco. June 8-minute ‘tht
passengers who arrived on the Baltic
yesterday iroiu liung Kong were tour
men who participated in the but at
Manila on Hey 1. They are Paymtsirr

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hmmdunallyinadeq D. . c

ohhiltd. It is uolsody's business
rightthslnistaltssoinfileiai Jus-
' ’l‘hethetryiatlmtjnstioedoesnot
err.sstd when dedooii‘it seemsto he
”situate ignore tsetsrsa pus-
todoaelittleas puibletur the
yietitn.and do that iittiornoesl .re-
lute-dyed Mdin.-linrpar's Ii-

Culloch. Dr. Charles P. Kindwieberger.
Surgeon oi the Olympia. Ralph Phelps.
secretary to the captain oi the McCul-
loclr. and J. 0. Evans. gunner oi the
Boston. They all speak oi the valor
and determination of their opponents
in the battle of Manila. They say that
the Spanish fought bravely. eveorai-
tar the last vintage oi hope had gone
and stayed by their guns as long as
they could be used.

Dr. Kindleberger gave a graphic ae-
rount oi the fight. He was-on the
Olympia through it all. in the first as-
sault the flagship took the lead. the
other vessels following in her take at
tour ship lengths. The Spanish fleet
was approached in tape 0 - turn
bringing the muleslnuts nee . By
this plan the American we is ire-
quently poured brusdsideo into the
enemy. but were themselves more ex-
posed to fire. At one time the smoke
became so dense that it was necessary
to draw aside allowing the smoke to
Ilii. The vessels were examined and it
was iound they had sustained so darn-
.tge. in a few minutes they re-eniered
the fight with the groaieei enthusiasm.
The mood fight was even more serious
than the iirst. it was In that that the
iiuliimore was struck.

During the first fight the Spanish ad-
miral's ships put bravely out at the
line to meet the Olympia. The entire
American ileei eonrentruied tire on her
and she was so badly injured that she
turned around to put back. At this
juncture the Olympia h-t fly on il-im-h
shell which siruqlt her litiii‘l'll and
pic i'i'i'ii through almost her entire
length. exploding finally in her engine
room. wrecking her inst-hinory. This
shell killed the captain and sixty men
and set the vessel on fire. in the host
at the fire two torpedo boats moved out
to attack the fleet. They were oliowod
to more within 800 yards when u insi-
iade from the Olympia sent one to the
bottom with all on board and riddled
the other. The second boat was later
itiilil-i turned upon the bench corn-red
with blood.

in the second ibhi the Baltimore was
item in silence the tort at Carlie. She
plunged Into u cloud oi smoke and up-
..uod all her hailerirs on the iurilfl-
cations. in a iewmlnutos a stall struck
the ammunition and the torts blew up
with a deaionlng roar. The work on
tho- liaiiimore was glorious. Alter the
prim-ins! ships had been destroyed. titt-
Coni-ord. Raleigh and Petrol being oi
light druii. were sent close in to handle
the remaining vessels oi the first. They
made quivk work oi them. In inking
poem-salon oi the land torts Itii‘t'l‘lii
hundred wounded Spaniards iell into
the hands oi the Amerieaus and nearly
two hundred dead were accounted i
on the sum. The dead were returner
to rolailws and the wounded were car
ed for in the heat manner by theAmerh
can surgeons. -

The Spanish loss tooled up «‘0 killed.
wounded and u property loss at
irom militant» in "0.000.000. The day
at the light wan viral and hot: not a
breath at air was stirring. Alter the
tint battle. the Ameriouns were grestv
iy tagged oil! by item and the rest and
brouhiusi uiluwud them hy the commu-
duro was at luesilniutile benefit. When
the men were at brouhiusi a ouniereuee
oi uil ofilei-rs was held on luterd the
Olympia. when the plan at the second
Mills! was made known by the comato-
dure. heyrrul shots struck the lily!!!-
pia and the true interred a number oi
times. this shell siruek the side» (tithe
ship shirt the hospital ward. The
vhupla it and pluses. who were watch-
ins the hilt through a port hula s iew
tut-hes sway were stunned by the ma-
vuaaius. Iaperis have iigumi out that
he fighting volume at the guns oi the

Mitre sides oi the battle was three
tor the Mseriesn ainst‘won tor the
Inlliltdt. it is r r. then. that the
superiority was in the ships and men.
the latter hayini'iiuv esperiouee and
nerve. tluaner ass. at the Bound.
directed the Ire oi one oi the suns.
Not a sea on the ltostoe reserve a
fit‘

Mud. who was on the
uriag the halite. roiiid are
let the Awirss thins
also see the auauisrds. “line
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oasis he tsetse. This was
had has kept up as ur.
it :very us on ihe -
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aim
at iheItinlie "i‘ . 4
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33m reign

are dying and another is , ‘
lured as the result oi a Midi H w
eighteen prominent younsm

city. These young men . , .
a "white eappiu'fludliiufli.
the alleged wrongs or s '
five oi them are now in tail.” r
Jacobs has been living on W . ‘ L"
lira. Allen. a widow. lust ores tits“

in Fayette rennin, He was .

 
 

 
 

teution to the notice. and“ ,
eighteen oi hire. Allen's hm,
semhled to elect him. They
to the house and tried to trash iv!» 3
doors. when Jacobs fired a W , ; he
to their midst. The heavy M ‘ '
eiiect in the abdomen oi
inflicting a is l wound. ‘ '
Jacobs it again and 1:“,
his gun as a club Moths .
William Everhsrd. lie was
eredstlsst.bountllts.sd . 7,
god and dragged across
some woods where he -~.
tree and beaten litto- -‘
household

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s wagona mseohs was -
t on an e > .
the meantime a. ~

from the house and gird:
A posse oi neighbors 8":

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overtook the still . , 5
ed five of their so. . ’

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mer City has his ' .
ass portby the “ g.
She has sleeping swore-em M ’
nesriytililpeople. flhewiiili‘l .1 fl ,.
ed by the medical surveyor ' ".r
can bemsdetesdy iorseahg. 'Ql
oi the week. The mm: priests ta
a day. The City at Pars. “0WD-
dsy irons Panama. is almost «out: ii

i... chartered and the raises so also
heroine a transport. ' “

The leansaa came here. . ‘
east as a eolller. but was m ‘ 5
into a fine It“ ‘ ‘

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The (‘nion will he
and then the stares w
heard. The Chilsriil fl
stores tomorrow eas ’
Saturday. The M “I '
salt at short notice. an the
oi the expedition within s
in now a certainty.

ORDINATION or m ‘
my Associated Poul "
Middleton/n. Juse l—‘i‘he‘m q'i.
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Divinity school was held M . ' 7 '
The serviee was held In the W 1. " '
the Holy Triulty sill m “ ’
sermon was it Ill
mediator. lit. itev.Chsuseey ._
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oi the seniurelsssseeredi ‘ til
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liuil. George ll. Gilbert I.
ll. “sin-whom. Clare
Frenris ilmiih 14W '
laihlson. it A.. elier I. .
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VIICAYA BADLY Mm. .
iliy Associated Ml
New York. June I—A m m.
Kingston. 1a.. reports that the W
ish cruises \‘isoeys slid the m

best destroyer Furor were hasty hu-

sged during the hopiiardnes
iitgo‘a deieeees us it .‘ dd
item the iirooklyrn is to
burst under the itsays‘s
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