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The evening times., 1895-11-30

warmer in the Northwest, except in North
ern Montana.
Light local rains occurred during the
night in the lower lake region and the
ohio Valley. bnt the weather has been
generally fair In an other districts.
The indications are favorable for fair
weather throughout the Southern States
Condition of the Water.
High and low tides are OFFICIALLY re-
follows:
High. Low.
1918 a. m. 6:23a m
1920 p. M. a b:38 o. IN.
Temperature and condition of the water
at a. M: Great Eails-Temperature, 48:
condition, 30. Receiving reservoir-Tem-
perature. At condition at north connection,
80; condition at south connection. Sc. Dis.
tributing eeery0ir-Temperature 46; con.
dition at tnfiuent gatehOuBe. SO: esfiuent
gateh0use. SO.
Schedule for Street Lighting.
Gas lamps lighted at 6:68 .. M: extin.
guished at BAT 4. m.
Naphtha lamps lighlei at b:69 p. N. ;cx-
tingutshed ct e:0e 3. N.
= ~ = -
The evening times., 1895-11-30
CAPT. BAssETT IMPROVING.

Cha nge for the Better Has Been No
ticeable Since Yesterday.
Capt. Isaac Bassett, the veteran door
keeper OF the Senate. is resting very easy
this morning. The attending physicians
are now Very much encouraged over bis
condition.
matcly pulling him through. but at times
his recovery was very doubtful. Since
last night. however, there has been a marked
change in his condition. On ThanksGiv'
ing Day he began TO sink. and IL was thought
that the end was near. Yesterday and
last night he Improved and today has been
feeling better than at any time since bis
illness.
The evening times., 1895-11-30
SEVEN ROBBERIES REPORTED TODAY
Another Argument for More Police Protection in
Washington.

The list OF robberies reported 10 the po-
lice today shows that the crooks have lost
none of their activity. Seven cases were re-
ported this morning, an increase OF three
over yesterday.
Mary Flynn OF NO. 8l3 street south
west reported stolen from her house o
black sealskin cape.
j. RUSSELL of No. td27 New York ave-
nue. reported the HISS by theft" iady's
solitaire diamund ring.
j. ii. NJ. Lamno OF Sn. 6g8 q street
southwest reported stolen from Off his
horse while In front pf the house II uaiS
lap robe.
The evening times., 1895-11-30

VIM. Holmes of No. $3.50 O street
northwest reported the loss of q sill
yer watch, goid-plated chain and Sc
in money.
MIS-. Lula Sweeney of No. COL G street
southwest reported stoled from her
house two pairs of lace curtains.
Thomas w. Buckley of No. 6i7 Four.
teenth street north west REPORTS stolen
from i'll front OF No. 2133 I. street
north west q dark green rrOe and a
whip.
Carl MnsOn OF No. I452 \ street north,
west reported the luss by theft OF q
dark green cloth overcoat and black
silk handkerchief
The evening times., 1895-11-30
COLORADO MINING CRAZE.
Millions of Shares Change Hands
Every Day.

Denver. Colo, Nov. 30.-The Denver Min
ing exchange yesterday was Wild. and all
stocks made advances. some rushing up at
great advances O.er Wednesdays quota
tons. The brokers complained that the
upward tendency was not warranted. and
already they predict an carly smash.
II was impossible 10 fill buying orders
because of tins unexpected advance. and in
some stocks offers In advance of the quo
tations failed to bring the sellers out.
The sales reported on the Denver Mining
exchange amounted to 600. TIE
three Colorado Springs exchanges aggre-
gated 100000, Pueblo $4,000, and Grip
pie Creek 900 900.
A dozen new mining companies were in
corporated Today To operate In Cripple Greek.
The capitalizations rsncr from one to one
and half million dollars.
The evening times., 1895-11-30

Dr.. Milburn and his daughter. Capt. Bas-
sctt spent quite a little while in a re,iinis-
cent chat with the doctor.
1t is thought that the approaching ses-
sion of Congress had great deal to do with
the alarming change in Mr. Bassett's con-
dition. He br'oded over the fact that he
would not be in his accustomed place when
the Senate was called TO order, but il is
thought that he has became resigned TO
the idea that it will De impossible for him
to be present until well alnng in the session.
The evening times., 1895-11-30
Thrown From His wagon.

A boy ab,ut fourteen years of age, en-
ployed as driver for the United States Ex-
press Company, was severely injured at
9:15 O'Clock this morning by being thrown
from his wagon, which was hitched to a
ing. He was severely cut over the left
eye and had yeceived contusi,,ns OF the
nose and lips. II could not he asccrta ined
whether he was injured internally or not,
but DR.. Teal fears that his Injuries may
prove seriuus. He was taken TO his home
in another uf the companys wagons and
The evening times., 1895-11-30
BURIED BREWSTER MINERS.
Several Bodies Not Found md VIII
Not SOon BE Recovered.


Brewsters, n. y, Nov. 30.-The work of
recovering the bodies buried in the debris
at the bottom of the THY Poster mines
by the IaIl of rock, discontinued at night
fan last night, was resumed at daybreat
this morning.
The bodies of James Fox, James Clark,
and two Italians, which were IN sIght
last night, were hoisted to the surface
aDuut . n'clfick. Contractor Clinton Ste
phcns arrived on the scene at 8 o'clpck,
and alter inspecting the walls ordered the
work discontinued.
A large quantity OF rock and earth near
where the slide of yesterday occurred over
hangs and looks go dangerous that 1t VIII
be Blasted away before the work or Tecoy-
ering more BODIES can be safely resumed.
1t IL now known that three more Italians
are stili buried beneath several feet OF de-
bTis. und as still others have not yet been
accounted for. the total may reach dozen.
The bodies still remaining In the pit are
hurried uu;ier several feet OF debris When
the rest OF the loose rock Is blasted away
tney wili he buried still deeper. so that 1t
will probably take, several days TO recover
the remains. T.
The evening times., 1895-11-30

Seal Regulations to He Investigated.
| The recent report from the Treasury
Department relative to the cruel slaughter
of the fur seal during the past year by kill
ing the mother seals and leaving the pups
to die of starvation, 1t is understood, will
be made the subject OF inquiry by the
Senate Immediately after the convening
of COngess.
The evening times., 1895-11-30
Forecast TIL g. p. NJ. Sunday,


For the District OF Columbia and Mary
mad, the conditions unsettled, but probably
cloudy and threatening, followed by fair;
northcrly winds shifting to easterly; colder
Sunday morning.
For Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey
and Delaware, fair, but probably cloudy
and threatening in the morning, north
easterly winds; slight changes in tcmpera-
ture.
For Virginia, generally fair, but probably
cloudy; winds shifting to nortEeasterly;
slightly colder Sunday morning.
Weather Conditions and General Fore
cast.
The barometer has risen In the central
valleys and lake regions, and to the west
OF the Rocky Mountains: Il has fallen on
the Atlantic coast and from Minnesota and
Dakota southward to Texas. Areas OF high
pressure are central north Of the lake
regions and nOrth of Montana. Slight de-
pressions cover Northern Minnesota and
the Northern Pacific coast.
1t IL colder In the lake regions and central
valleys, the temperature having fallen
70 degrees north OF Lake Huron. It IL
The evening times., 1895-11-30
No Hope of RECONCILIATION.

Gertrude Fisher. upon an allegation of
desertion and abandonment. has pplied for
a divorce from her husband. Howard Fisher.
She alleges that their separation Is beyond
reasonable expectation of reconciliation,
and that since August IL, 1898, the de-
fendant has contributed nothing to the sup
port of herself and their child. now about
years OF age. She asks for the care 4 nd
custody Of the child and for permission to
resume her maiden name. The defendant
is q resident of Baltimore.
The evening times., 1895-11-30
Cigarette Sold to a Minor.

Prosecutions against prnprietors OF to-
bacco stnres who violate the act regulat.
becoming more and more frequent In the
police court. and Mr.. Ralph Given, acting
representative of the United States district
attorneys office. In the police court, called
this fact to Judge Miller's attention this
afternoon, when Max Lazeroff was on
trial for that nffense. TIE proof showed
that the cigarettes had been sold directly
to the boy. and the court imposed fine
of So.
The evening times., 1895-11-30
BELLE o'BRIEN's WRECK.
Captain, His Wife and Thirteen
Crew S0yed-OtiierSM Missing.

Crew Stockholders Missing.
London, Nov. 30.-The British steamer
Rosemorran. Capt. Norman. from Norfolk
and Newport News for LeitS. landed at
Plymouth late yesterday evening the cap
tain of the American ship Belle 0'Brien.
from San Francisco, before reported fOuI-
dered, together with his wife and thirteen
of the ships crew.
These were picked up from small boat
on November %, in latitude 40 north,
longitude Is west, as they were abandoning
the sinking wreck.
The second officer and two searnen Of the
Belle O'Bricn are still missing and one of
the crew was drowned before the vessel
was abandoned.
The evening times., 1895-11-30
WEAK MARKET.
Selling in London Caused Stagnation
on 'Change. Mt New York.

Selling in London Caused StagnatiOn
on Change Mt Now York.
New York, Nov. 3O.-The stock market
started off weak under the influence Of
lower quotations from London.
The decline in the general market was
equal to -ia5-S per cent outside Of Lake
Shore, which fell 1-2 per cent to 100 1-2.
Chicago Gas was the weak spot among the
lndustrials and declined to 81.
Subsequently the room traders began
to cover and under this buying prices quickly
advanced i-2 to 1 81 per cent.
The strongest stocks at this time were
Sugar. Tobacco and Chicago Gas. Sugar
rose from 100 3-4 to 101 I-S, Tobacco
from 80 81 to 81 1-2. and Chicago Gas
from 81 to 63 Ia
The railway list after the early loss
noted above rallied fractionally, and 70,
mained firm In tone.
The evening times., 1895-11-30
JUDGE HOLT FOR SENATOR.

The Kentucky Republican Is Tired Of
the Appellate Bench.
Frankfort, KY. Nov. 30.-Judge ". H.
Holt il Officially announced as a candidate
for United States senator. He was the first
Republican judge elected to the appellate
bench since the war The Judge does not
want the appellate judgeship and his friends
are making an active fight for him for
Senator.
The evening times., 1895-11-30
HUFF WANTS IT AGAIN.

Pennsylvania Congressman an-at-lsarXea
Candidate for Reelection.
Pittsburg. Nov. 3O.-Politfcs are warm
ing up in this end of the State. Con-
gresham -at-arge George F. Huff OF
Greensburg, in letter received by
friend here yesterday, announced himself
a candidate for reelection. Up to date his
candidacy has been uncertain and compli-
Gated the situation here. 1t is probable
there will be an aspirant for his place from
Allegheny County. Senator N. 3. Quay Is
known to favor an Allegheny County man.
The most prominent of those mentioned
for the place is Henry /. Gourley, controller
of Pittsburg.
The evening times., 1895-11-30
SOCIALIST PERSECUTION.
Several Leaders Before Crimiual Court
and Singers House Sea rched.

and Singers House Sea rched.
Berlin, Nov. 30.-The Yurwaerts con-
firms the report that the Socialist leaders.
Liebknech:, Aver. and Braun. were exam
ined yesterday before criminal inquiry
justice in the case against Auer and others
charged with violating the association
law.
The vorwaerts adds that the Socialist
unions have not yet been closed. though
it is expected that they will be.
The police, the paper says, have searched
the house Of Herr Singer.
The evening times., 1895-11-30
Curing by Bullet Process.

Long Island City. L. l., Nov. 30.-Aibert
Stern was found With q bullet In his skull
and another in the region of his heart at the
rear of the staircase leading to offices of the
Queens County jail last night. Stern when
questioned. said he had shat himself and
crawlcd In there to die. Stern, VIM is thirty
four years old, said he was lately discharged
from Bellevue Hospital, New York, where
he underwent an operation, since which
time he has not been responsible for his
actions.
The evening times., 1895-11-30
DURRANT's STOLEN POETRY.
He Ada pied TO His Own Case Another
Rhymester's Effort.

San Francisco. Nov. 30.-Theodore Dur
rant is a plagiarist. Soon after he had
been sentenced, he said he had written q
poem.
A morning paper secured and published 1t
as q literary freak. 1t wasmuch commented
on and freely criticised.
1t now turns out that the poem" was
stolen almost bodily from "Ad Leones."
previously published in religious maga-
zine.
The "deadly parallel" clearly shows the
fraud of the prisoner. He merely adapted
the original poem to his uses by changing
a word here and there.
The evening times., 1895-11-30

Berlin, Nov. 30.-The presidents OF the
various unions of the Socialist party were
served by the police at noon today with
ganizatiOns.
The evening times., 1895-11-30
Gold Reserve Condition.

As n result of Secretary Carlisle's recent
. offer for gold. 1857 900 in gold has been
times as much gold has been withdrawn
for export.
The evening times., 1895-11-30
Noyeml,er treasury DefIcit.

In round figures the deficit for Noyem-
ber will be 81 900 900. the receipts ponl-
ing up to S26 GOO 900 and the expendi-
lures to $2T .0O0, 900. The deficit for
the five mouths ut the current fiscal year
stands at $17, 200, 900.
The evening times., 1895-11-30
Russ,a's Invasion of New York.

st. Petersburg. Nov. 30.-With a view to
extending the Russian export trade, the
ministers of finance and commerce are con-
Russian products in New York, and also
Contemplate founding a Russian bank in
that city.
The evening times., 1895-11-30
WORK IS NOT COMPLETED
Engine House Cannot Be Finish
ed by December |.
EXTENSION OF TIME GIVEN

Consideration of Important Local
Measures by the commissioners.
Letters Addressed to Citizens Reply
Ing to C0mplaints-Dnily Orders Is
sued for improvements.
The evening times., 1895-11-30
CONTEST FOR CHILDREN
Mrs. Slack Is Trying to Get
Possession Of Her Little Girls.
COURT HEARS THE CASE

Col. and Mrs. Perrine. Who Removed
the Children From New Jersey,
Were Present--Dlfficuity as TO the
Proceedings Before Justice Hagner.
Therefore Decision Was Postponed.
The evening times., 1895-11-30
Stricken by Paralysis While Dress
ING and Dies in Few Minutes.

Baltimore. Nov. 3O.-Senior Bishop Alex
antler w. wayman OF the African Methodist
Episcopal Church. one of the best known
colored churcbmen In the United States,
dropped dead In his residence. 1129 East
Baltimore street. this morning.
He was stricken with paralysis while
dressing In his room. and breathed his last
q few minutes later.
Bishop Wayman had not been in good
health for some time. having during the
past year suffered from minor paralytic
strokes. i
The evening times., 1895-11-30

The new engine house on d street, be.
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth, cannot be
completed in contract time. 1t was to be
done by December 1 (. and very span after 1t
was expected that 1t would be In use.
Unavoidable delays have Incurred, how
ever. and 1t will not be upcn much before
January 20. The facts were presented to
the Commissioners a few tla ys ago, and after
due consideration they decided that au ex-
tension of time was proper. aud an order
to that effect was made this mprning.
Copies OF advertisements OF property for
sale TO satisfy District claims cannot DO
had generally by application to the Com
missioners. A letter to Hamilton & Col
bert from Secretary Tindall this morn
ing inform them that they can examine the
records and make copies for certain prop
erty In which they are interested, and for
advertisements OF which they made request.
The Potomac Light and Power Company
has been awarded contract to repia CO
the gas lamps on Aqueduct bridge with
ty-five candle power, at $24O year for
all.
COMPLAINT OF UNCTyILITY.
Secretary Tindall this morning wrote to
Mr.. Lweis B. Thomson. OF Linden, Md,
WIN ID d music uttier at NO os1 LieSeHtu
street northwest, regarding his complaint
OF uncivil treatment by Janitor Marshall.
when he called to pay his taxes few days
ago. Mr.. Thomson said Marshall ordered
him in an insulting way 20 move his carriage
from the front of the District building.
DR.. Tindall incloses To Mr.. Thomson the
Janitor's report of tie affair, somewhat
the same as given by The Times on the &C.
casiOn. He adds that MIR. Marshall has
been instructed to carry out his orders in q
courteous manner.
Applications were made for the admission
to the government insane asylum of H. v.
Genodeute and Jennie Lee.
The Commissioners have ordered q ce-
ment sidewalk at the north west corner of
Twelfth and r streets, cost $3.50; also
have let the contract for q sewer across the
lands OF Mrs. r. A. d. Weems, between
Piney Branch aud Brightwood road, to
Darius Gaskins, for $1,615.
The evening times., 1895-11-30
Nearly t2 900, 600 Shipped.

New York, Nov 30.-L. Won Hoffman, &
Co. will ship $1,000. 900 gold to Europe
today. This, in addition to the $3.50, GOO
engaged by Barring, MagouD & Co., makes
a total of 1,160 900.
The evening times., 1895-11-30
PoPE's ALLoCUTaoN.
He Praises the Powers for Their
reference With Turkey.

Rome, Nov. 3O.-Thc aIlocutiOn pro-
nounced by the pope at the consistory yes
terelay was published today.
In his ailusions To the situation in the
east his holiness deplures the horrors which
have been and are being enacted in Ar.
menIa, and highly praises the conduct of
the six great powers in their interference
and jnsistence upon the restoration OF order
The evening times., 1895-11-30
IA little
money"

paid on any article you may
select now will reserve it for you
until Xmas. This is a good
plan, as it gives you an oppor-
tunity to select while the stock
Is fresh and complete.
The evening times., 1895-11-30

Hyatt Smith Committed to Asylum.
The Secretary of the Interior today
granted q permit for the commitment to the
Government Hospital for the Insane at
Anacostia of Rev, Frank Hyatt Smith,
now in custody of officers at Boston, Mass.
The evening times., 1895-11-30
A growing business d bsss asurisAA
By the food Of best vaiusA

The founders of a sys-
tenn that turns estab-
lished custom "topsy-
turvy" have much to
contend with-we have
been through the mill
now the Rubicon is
crossed = We preach
our Tailoring Exclu-
sively' sermon to will
ing ears-and back it up
by such values as SIS
Overcoats to your meas
ure.
An ounce of practice bett
:han pound Of theory.
The evening times., 1895-11-30
SALISBURY'S REPLY.

British Premier's Views of Monroe
Doctrine En- Route for America.
London. Nov. 30.-It was learned from
the foreign office today that Lord Sails
bury's answer TO the American note out
lining the Monrue doctrine in connection
with the Venezuela dispute has just been
mailed to Sir Julian Pauncefute, British
ambassador at Washington.
The evening times., 1895-11-30
ACTUALLY WOUNDED.
At Last Paristen Duel Has Result,
in Blou{lSht.d.

Paris. Nov. 30.-A duel near this city be-
tween Baron Boissy D'Aglas and viscount
Melchior de Vogue. who represent respect
lively in the Chamber OF Deputies a district
in the department Of Drome and one In
Ardcche.
viscount de Vogue received wound In
the lip.
viscount de Vogue Is Conservative Re-
publican and Baron B oissy D'ASlas a
Radical Republican,
The evening times., 1895-11-30
Washington stoox Excnaur,.

Washington Stock Excnaugs
Sales-Regular rcall-MesIopolitan E. r., 10 a
Ios,S; U. :. Electric Light, 25 at Iso; Americas
Graphone, I45 at sts: 1Co a. 3I, and 2j0 at L
After call. Capital Traction, 10 al 153; 81 at "a.
GOVERNMENT BOSD1 HI. Asf,d
The evening times., 1895-11-30

I WANT TO BA THE
JEwRLER WHO CONES
INTO YOUR MIND FIRST.
The evening times., 1895-11-30
Qrticles
in 5ilper

arc moro popular than ever. We
arc meeting tho popular taste by
selling Solid Siiverware lower than
ever before, and far lower than
any other store in town
The evening times., 1895-11-30
ga Window
i'm Thrun1S"

Is more famous, no doubt, than
n1ine-but charming as it is who
shall say it is more beautiful in its
way than my
The evening times., 1895-11-30
s'F Street
Mif1dOA."

Jewelry for Xmas is now the
burden of my advertising song,
and an exquisite display it is in
deed.
The evening times., 1895-11-30

SAB CHARTERED Oak Box Seat
DINING CHAIR. polish fin- e on
ish, new style cane seat.... 0I .JU
s. DINING CHAIR of eimi- q m
lar design and description. ZsLU
OAK SIDEBOARD, Q drawers.
double cupboard and beyel IN IN
plate mirror. 0r................. H. ~
SIS Qusrtered Oak. polish I'M
ish 81 ID z BO A X d. large ~ en-
French bowel plate mirror. L4.JU
Oil EXTENSION TABLE,
SOLID oak, polish finish. e 9k
6 foot length gth................ UsZJ
The evening times., 1895-11-30
Dining Room
Furniture.

Our sixth floor is the Dim
ing room furniture floor
and the Sideboards, Chairs,
Tables, China Closets and
the like that go to make up
that stoc k are a legion.
There's not a larger or finer
showing in the South--Prices
are put down on the popular
SCALE too.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-10-24
HE'S A GONE LIZARD
THE "OiLA MONSTER" GATH
Erred TO ITS FATHERS.
Nothing In the Reptile X ngdom Was
More H,deous to G'se Upon Than
This Animal.

Topesta. Oct 23-The ''Gyra monster" 7"
wiI,h has been one OF the great curiost-
ess in the narural history museum of the
Suite university. dJs.i yesterday. much 10
THE regrs, uf Jhe university people. T'n.s
rapresentasvc OF the i.zprd family has
been IN the museum for mprs rhan 10
years. 1t was pre~ubri by Samuel How
ell. a forrna pupil. who occurred u I'm Arf-
zona. and at '1he irime II was captured had
secured bis fun growth.
Nohlne In 'the reptile k,nvdom Is more
hJ1eous TO gaze upon than thls -slf-sams
"G.h monstec." II ~ dlst mot from tho
rer ot the MDari FANNY. along wsuh the
hclS,lec,ma OF Mexico. IN 'ihlJ, its hste b
verponsous, Though ecs 'rissrs dispute 50
over ,Jl1e proposition uhat tlle proba bilites
are 9ts bDre is ofly ~ unds.r certain oon-
dlroms. HorrIble sccuDes afe told IN Mex
ico a,nu Arzofh OF how me moDsrar turks s
IN dark caves arti sprlrws upon -ts hu-
fraD vtstHns wrh the ferocity Of tiger.
The bge does not affe,, the nerve centers.
blr. almost nnuoEuoeiy parllyzes the
ilsor,s. Anyone who has rookel upon orc
OF these scaly-hea,lcd reptiles can have
no further dolIht as 70 where tlne aushor
OF "A6ce IN wonllecanY' securrd his
.lsn of The bardcr-nutch @nI jabberwok.
Prcifes,sur Snow viii have the dcI,i spsri-
men stuffed and add It 20 the natural his
vory collection.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-10-24
DESPERATE BATTLE
THE SPANIARDS LOSE 500 ON
THE FIELD.
ButchsrinE Imprisoned and Siok In
sargsnts In . Horrible Manner
Raids On Hospitals.

New York. Oct. S.-Repoa,ts Of a dee-
pertaioe baI5tle In tfhe San Juan coffee grow
ing valley. bet ween Holgusn ami BaEaja-
qua, were confirmed by dispatches re
celved by the Cuban jurfda last nLg.ht.
The forces engaged were led by General
ArSoorLo Maceo. with 1900 Cubars arpi
General Eohaguia. with l,S00 SpanaaHNis.
The greater por ton OF the Cubans were
mot acrIaliy engaged. according 10 the
report, butt contanuti the advance Irowar,i
the wort after a battle. Oraly 500 cavalry
dk,feyi3gh ihe rear OF the Cuban army and
kept the Span.ards from advancing. The
Spanish 'Jroops hesisated at critical times
and dJd mot fight with the valor which
distinguished whdjr ar,,estors. Abou, 800
OF their rum ber were ksllei
From Havana COMES word rfba.t u is
the daily practice OF srhe Spanish jailers
no take several priscners from the forts
and prlscrs and sihott ghefn. Each mOrn-
Ing tihe prisoners are stood In hlye. Ten
snein are eeie,ted for deai.h. Perhaps I, Is
the firgit 10; perhaps the last 10 men or
the mOfile 10. Ttle names OF the con-
dtmne3 men are aOk aSceg-atnai. They
are sfmpiy pcnsled up AMI treattd as am
mails. In the province of SdIiua Clara,
Ger1iarak Luqu.s Ia sail 70 be r.val3ng the
reputation OF Carrtlo. the ''bmpcher," IN
rbe EASTERN province, accorcB1ng 10 let
tiers reoe,vei from Sagus La Grande, on
the north coust OF Cuba. HIS fonce re-
ctriily oapgured a nowsabn f1spiEal lear
Diego del While, after q fierce combat
with 200 Olfbans, who we're guarding The
SICK and wounded, In The hospital were
81 tngTrgein - unable 10 pa-1c-pate IN the
e1t-agenert. The Spanish sold. d.ers put
every One OF 'tfram 10 the bayonet- Not
onie was lefr al1ye