The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-12
THE PATRIOTS AHEAD
Steamer Three Friends Lands
Stores and Ammunition.
T-Ey GET a DYNAMITE GUN.
Vim rhe gew Supplies Sem. 8cnsz
VIII SHORTLY Aake AZ Arr-.cx On
me Famous Erocna-

New FORK SEPT The Herald says
this morning: Information Las reached
lis s.ly L. sze aT@&E1e< TEzree Tr.asa1s.
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1e@lt4oz Z C1oa- a spite p -..s xAlcat43-
zezs q -as spanish RaE wessess ~sll1ls
constantly 94SEo4 lie 1a4sI re expect
.ior Sss aEae4 precisely Were ne
Spanish 14vv 1eysarrs1 sxor-s IS
greatest v.gz-aEce- ~ re s9Rxx II lSlEz<
Lei 2a5 provinces, where a Few weeks z@0
i was reporged .aEG ne E1o&n -eAG-r,
Az1oEio a4Acso vas 2 sore need Il AIn-
Eunlgs9n ana clothing sar rs ,roans- me
.sls.Ds sas effected A&sg GOuaAg la--E
5a-zl@ Honda where a detachment 4
Iacso's forces. w11ca lAc 3ee= sent =
wE1t gor re ax-v&- II lie axu@Gs don.
-u3A e1arge u Z re moment nc cargo
~eacsae1 ne 5sAc1- WGl.e Z ; 4..eged
Dr.. joaquin CAsle4lo. chief surgeon u -Gs
~szozu army aIG slD-1e-eSAse = -he r.
90 States u &c $~aaAn -e1e. government,
~aS &c manager u r1e expedition. Z s
val known 2 ~aaan stress q his c.ty
raj re military commander y Z was
kfFtgz4se- ; gzE2 SglZ Rivera i NATIVE x
Porto Rico. VINO rouE1i n he Cuban
army 1urag ire te=-yeaE wgr.
The cargo wnic1 vas au1ed consisted
u I.479 r.aes. 50 30 ROUNDS Of arn1nuni-
ton. nne DEeuual4c dynamite gun go
a
-arse supply u neclc1l stores ana cloth
ng. The LIES are ssp@efz ally ADAPT el t2r
he Aa4s@r cartridge lse1 ~ he 3pA1zsl
army. supply az wn4ca lie Cao4ns -
sege AZ 1e captured y purchased rom
lie Spanish ,roops z Cuba
The dynamite gan e NJ most prszed
teaEuTe q tElx expedition ana he zen
VAC are % handle il we're sent DOWN sor
l.le purpose 2na nave Aaa a goo1 oractlcs
- .ae way Of lang Z 70 good advantage.
BESIDES -aess Zen ne 1tber .neEn oeES 4
-ae expedition are Francisco Gomez. SOB
NJ me general Z enlef II tae Cuban army.
MAJOR 12AaiimaFti. 81 General AAce5
STAT, Captain = 5i.as, Captain Don&4&.o
-dArlo. 5ergeants * RIO c0r1Fio. ernest
hugo, ~ ne FTerca army: ADAM Velas-
o. =. j. Blanca. tionoraco Aamouro. 5-a-
rta0e keTo. Enrique De4mAau. ?. Martinez
Honzo. Francs ana Artlr0 -sulngzn0.
< ; -aoug1t a Cuban .-rc.es AaI wtth
t1ta supply NJ ammunition I4ce0 siIl
make an attack on he pfnAr asl RIO
:r3c1a as SOON A. General Gomez .uoKes
rom ne east gpon Havana his autumn.
The steamer Bermuda noted for her ali-
clustering exploits, nas arrived n his port
c3aFZe Il treasury department 1ffice-s
she vii z future De commanded ~
George u Brown VINO 3 credited with
having atted 0ur zen expeditions 70 Csuba
tIursrZ The ten-year var. The most aofanIs
'-~-s 7s"~ -~%r s---t--At'- 80 Ss-84--AS
petition Joseph " Yates. 81 ne shin
ping arn II Yates * Pot1er-fela IS ne
A-4beTiAn consnI al his port. To aim Cap
ain Brown applied cor a L4he~tan rng1s-
~ FOR ne Bermuda X IS believed nat
ae VII get L The name Bermuda has
been painted 1ut n The steamship and
Ara.n substituted 70 Is place. THAI was
when ne vessel vas seeking o disguise
herself during her asst albuster.ng exploit
"A Cuban waters
Captain Brown said that he ress.! wsll
not hereafter De engaged n dl!busterfug,
7lt n legitimate trade wita The West IN
dies. Referring % he application CT
charging her name. he said nothing had
been definitely decided upon.