New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

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wealthy and most esfimabe old lady n yssrs Of age
living with her family consisting Of ave '3ns ana
three esgucs oin Puerto Principe Her sons had never
taken active part In the insrrecOn ncns Of them
tho place and took ali tho sons-three-tha were at the
that he had orders to take them into Puerto Principe
All three were captured without resistance one was an
sa.s r1% %ne As Si
Were ancced on tho head a,o on snsdsS sSS rAa Their
sSs SseS.e Was aa thss born cuSan
wealthy. When the Cubans heard OF the massacre
Of Mrs Cahaleros sons they sent her word ana
her estate and hide somewhere in the woods. She fD
lowed this advice and with her remaining sons: Sn
Ana. stock farm to Principe, and league sna
half from Guasma or her two sons Manuel was 1yS ,n
Of consumption in fact he hardly brsathed IN 3U0 sEn@
Guasms 10 Santa Ana. The family were taken py sr
oa lam 0 na nSd wss s ~ SToS
taken also The btcs tied Juan Cabaiero n t ssn
bis 1s% %Sns sSs and n :sms m Of
cOmpanyins him. and there shot Manuel 81 nas s
stand os and his Old At n
SIDE supporting his head her bosom Ine hsy lad
Or mem et at the hut !Es tSiG n be mpored them
have regard for his condcn,ne N was bn% %Sfs All %
but 1ns 1"ss spSss d ss
ssd let me- get him cup Of broth Or be w dis On ta
Ssy sss. 'ne s' isEsS
rOueh g. lnse the skull II Of ben entered his fore
ass% n St u Ss IL ss1
the sscrnm Il passed down the left thigh and wss en
rsS wSS
Hs Mrs Cabaero fe she exclaimed you haSs tsss
the bullet which Struck her had killed her sk SON
The bullet Dr. Rsco said was on @ ounce % SSb Sa snSs Saa
,ip its ri
ing discovered that tightly wedged IN the center q
pieces Of human bone In its had not struck
any bone Mrs. Cabaeros body, but particles OF tne
SDps hsf 6s When e shot the
only reply which her exclamation evoked was, serve
right for for being with s an and Romudo
Molina were on their cattle farm ut auasna eight sa
VIE the RsoSado
family Of ssUS a snd
little brother Of hers II years old Anreio MOia BY
Spanish column 500 to 900 strong came to the estate
4G S nans s es IN
Of the house. They had built three palm nuts t ID ths me
Of sstae
in building these hiding places He subsequently ran
away and was either captured by the OF r TOT
the capture Of Mrs. Molina the spaniards returned with
the who led then ne m to s snTa were Taken
cOrpses found the following day but 80 feariuy
amd ears Of al all three @ had been cut and the body
little boy was hacked to pieces that be was Identified
only by his clothing.
Shortly after the outbreak Of the revolution and be-
fore the atrocities above related had occurred Mr.
Mcre Cuban who lived short distance out OF Puerto
Principe. sent his daughter grownup woman INTO the
city draw money which he had deposted some
time previously In the hands Of Spanard. When Miss
MOre stated the object Of her visit the Spsniard rudey
replied that he had not got It, SHE left and was ABOUT
TO return to her fathers house. The Spaniard thinking
good opportunity to avoid the payment OF The debt
repaired the Governor Of the place. and stated at ne
had reason to believe that the real object Of Miss Morss
visit to the city to bring correspondence from her
father certain aiders Of the Insurgents In Principe
On this the Governor ordered the young lady to be
brought before him. She had not yet left the city, and
she conducted To his He then ordered her
TO be stripped by II woman in adjoining rOom and
after her clothes had been INFINITELY searched he made
her pass In review before hm and lot n Ofcers OF his
staff with nothing on her person but one unergarnrh
Nec- York. Dec. 10, 1871. L. ". DE LII ACEs