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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-23

A REFINED MiDDLE-AGED LADY DE
n sires n position rs housekeeper, COM
panion or nurse; willing to go in country or
abroad. Can furnish best New York City or
Scranton references. Address, MRS. E. Z.
care Tribune.
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AGENTS WANTED.
Advs. Under This Head One c.at Word.

~~>~N-~~~~>"@
A GENTS WANTED - ENERGETIC
"A young Standardization woman or
man wantedto demonstrate respectively in
houses and stores q food product; commits
sion, but weekly salary Is guaranteed and
pnld; Apply between Z and 10 CONWAY
HOUSE. Penn avenue. ,.t,tI
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= ITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN
- age 10, rs assistant bookkeapcr or clerk;
three years experience; lest references. .Ad-
dress j. NJ, care tribune.
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tXI ANTED--A POSITION As SALESMAN
w or manager, by u married man, 80
years old, of good address, with 81 years
practical experience in general merchandise
business; thoroughly understands every de-
tail pertaining to same; can furnish No. 1
references a. to character, abb ity, etc. Ad-
dress EXPERIENCE, 64l N. Washington
avenue, city. .
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M. E. sIMoNs, Attorney.
uonasdaia .Tnna IA 1907.
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w WTANTED--sOLICITOR NO DELIVER
w ing, no collecting; position permanent;
pay weekly; state age. GLEN BROTHERS.
Rochester, n. y. . ..
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yToUNG MARRIED MAN WANTS POST
j lion as hookkeeyer or any Office work;
has eErrgicBcC nnd best Of references Adj
dress +. W., Tribune office.
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E,XPERIENCED RETAIL CIGAR DEAL
~ er to handle goods In your city. p. w.
JACOBS, Akron, Lancaster county, Pa.
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A STEADY MAN, WILLING To MAKE
N himself generally useful, wishes n posi-
tion, and In return would give his services as
cornetist Ia church work on lhe sabbath,
Address MFZZO, Tribune Office.
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IITANTED-A JOB AT ASSISTANT
w bookkeeping or will work in grocery
store; with experience Address &. f., go
Cedar avenue
The Republican journal., 1897-02-11

Owing to the many calls for cigar ribbons.
the manufacturer of the genuine Belfast
&c. cigar has made up collection of one
dozen Spanish silk ribbons of the most pop
ular brands of the day. including the cele-
brated BELFAST, all for 3Oc., by mail
postpaid. This gives the ladies chance to
ders to The Belfast SC. Cigar,
Stamps taken. Belfast, NE.
The Republican journal., 1897-02-11

There has probably been more infringe
ments on the genuine "BELFAST" SC.
cigar than any other brand made in New
England. Did you ever notice how peo-
pie try to initiate good thing?
The Republican journal., 1897-02-11

sN -~I,e Feb Goth, at 7,30 p. m, to
tndidate for Mayor also to
..1-dates for ward officers for
r ward caucuses in wards I
den at their respective poll
r thursday, the 10Th inst, at 7 80
0speys read at the meeting Of
.-aOr,cal Society of Portland
Of Father Rale" by Hon
SON Of this city,
o..-.rs- are cCming-the Belfast
1u--. The program is now in
uaraton and will be original
Further particulars later.
Frve Of Montville came to Bel
3y and among other things
arge coon skins. One animal
5 Linn and the others by Albert
r Montville. The skins were
Y. Miller.
-..-. swift and Henry c. Marden
4ien last week with Mr.. Ms
..r and 80 minutes. They took
Thomaston, did considerable
. l-re and returned, being absent
--t nut II hours and 30 minutes.
H.-. voters are now posted at the
for inspection prior to the final
ue Board of Registration for the
-ctiou. The Board struck off
........t r-rsons who have died or moved
her changes will be made at
-ngs.
# sill IN this weeks issue of The
jlele from Mr.. Frank W. Cow
nV largely interested in insur-
with headquarters in Phia-
temperance people OF Maine
tl much pleasure of his great
solicitor and manager of agents
commissioners met Saturday
lie tramp business. The %
at the Jail has all been manu-
now the tramps are at work in
t hing II is slow, hard work,
profit in it, but it discourages
Wanderers from making MS a
whether there is hydrant in
would be serviceable in case of
an impression that some of
Is ~ see UhaI VHe ny urdht7
Huo Our recollection is that
...,,,,,t .,,,1ar+nol, Ia eo1,-a that
we are hoe aware THAT II mas
., e....
r.
I'''"9 -i-6
.t..+ these t,,.r,,o a,e, larc-a.
...,,..,J i.,- - uozoltina Esn
....... ,ya +binlg comnarison with the
.......... ...rar of the LATTER in The Ionr-
r.+ I'LL .lou, +hot +ba,, ava tho
......,-,...7 and a1+ooa+bor +ha bana-
~
nes W. % glia p cllainl ~ n ah4 D. vi
u- v AXE place in the early part of
Mss Powell, who IS the daughter
~ rad AIRS Harry Powell of Alameda,
H- nj The most popular men2b ers OF the
4a5a HIM Club of this city, and is we'll
IA "A a q
At. She IS very handsome young
--- .yas ana taII sva1te figura msking
s--a tive in any assembage. DR.. and
aa VIII reside IN santa CARA, where
> Franrisrn
,. .. avail f.. =. ,,iaoa 81 Mrs EJ prao,,
..,tad belfast and has uanv
..... ..r- no wish her hapnv and pros.
,isa an the sea of matrimonv
.n.,.
- r,
-,
~ ,I,---
I,,,5 b,,
.... r,r., rrbar sant for Tho por+.
.-.ss ,,vps the following report of the
.-... -I,t-s vs Frederick Davis of Bel
Hr4kIng into post Office at Belfast.
a.- lily and allowed to go on his per-
au 1nizance in the sum of 500 till
o term in Bangor, he having already
term of imprisonment from the
3t for the offence.
'''e iocai iilaS'er' Vi in'eiesV oh 'iie
a44 I'd pages this week are sermon
Ee5 W. H. Williams. now of Sloan
.r,. ,.,-o 49,, ..+o t.,
as anu oA'i aus iioiii poi
's'i " ohoeoh Va oho i'oo A-Oo' oi-
The Republican journal., 1897-02-11
NEWS OF BELFAST.

4<CAUCUsEs. The Republicans of
G' uested to meet at the Court
sf sm4e Feb. Goth, at 40 p. m, to
indicate for Mayor; also to
.ardates for ward officers for
ward caucuses in wards
len at their respective poll
thursday, the 25th inst, at 7 80
The Republican journal., 1897-02-11

We offer the trade the most magniti-
cent bargains in this line of goods,
our stock new. Elegant patterns from
SC to zoe per yard.
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BLANC0 OFFERED A BRIBf.
lie NCuld Give Nrangurcn. TO Be-
tray cuba, SIOO,0CO.
I,r..,,. Il.


Havana, Dec. 90 via Key West. Dec.
2I.-The insurgents found on the body
Of Colonel Joaquin Ruiz a letter from
aptain-General ramon Blanco au-
thorizing Ruiz to offer 800, coo to
Colonel NcstOr Aranguren and a high
OlIlc" to Aranguren's father. who is
now in the United States. General
BlancO gave pledges i'm his letter that
both promises would bc fulfilled i'm
modiatcly after the return of Aran-
guren to Havana with Colonel Ruiz
The letter extended similar offer to
Colonel Raoul Arrange if Aranguren
after accepting the terms, should use
his influence with his friend Arrange
To that end.
About month ago an attempt to
bribe Arangurcn was made by the pal
ace authorities, and the report spread
in Havana that one of his subordinate
officers had accepted an offer to betray
the patriot cause. BlanCO and some Of
his staff were talking at dinner three
weeks ago about the failure of this
attempt. Colonel Ruiz, who was pres
| cnt, said that the plan had not been
intelligently prepared, and that he
could make it successful. Planco then
| life. Next day Ruiz rcucnted of what
| be had said. but it w-s too late for
| him 10 withdraw from his promise to
| the cautalr-gcE2ral. Before leaving
| Havana he sGid to a friend in the
Union club: II know that am surely
| going to my death"
The news Is circulating here that
! General Jesus Rabi, second I'm COM
mand of the insurgent army in San
| tiaGo de Cuba, has hanged two COM
| missiOners sent to him by General
| PdndG with the offer of autonomy and
Z large bride if he would surrender.
| One Of the "uidcs was released and
| Gent back to PandO with a letter from
| Rabi, in which the Cuban commander
| said: IF you think that our law sem
| fencing to death those who come to
| Us from the Spanish camp with such
| proposals does not mean what ii says,
! YOU will now be convinced to the con-
| trary. Until Spain recognizes the in
| dependence Of Cuba we shall answer
| the Spaniards only with death. If YOU
| want to take our lives in revenge come
| ana take them"
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Now York. Dec. 22-Folloyir, is the
cuban version of the batlfa fourht at
YaCt1 Ford. ON tb, Courn ,iv,r. on Der.
II last. TIE Jctails y,,r. r.rnivcd
through the mails nv rapruiu Alfredo
Rudriauoz. a Crlan ins,,r~nnf ,.,,irnr.
who is inyaIid,d in this ,ily. II tolls
of n crushing defeat inflicted imam tn,
Spanish General paudo. C,rtain BOD
liCuoz's rurrcspnua,nf saws.
IA part of ,icucral C.!IIxt, Garria'e
force r,uGcr Ifauteuain Cnlon.l Sa;vl-
dor Rios we holding iha v,.i, ford of
the Cauto river. II vas inpnr,ta,,. rnr
pandc's rorcc #, rr1nrn IN. ,iyar in ar
der that reiur0rc,r1rnrs mi.br ho cent
to the ci.y OF Rayamo bc.icsod bv
General Rnlnm. Grgrr9l CaIixtn Gar
.io'y. ,,,..,., r 500, ,..,,. -, Ii,,,. r,,,.t -,
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ALSO

No. 3.---All the right title and interest
of the defendant, NJ p O'Maley and p.
A. LoubiGnac, terre tenant in and to all
that certain lot Of land in Olyphant bOr-
ough, Lackawanna county, Pennsylvania,
known as lot No. thirty-five (}j) in square
or block No. twenty-seven (2O and 'front.'
ing on Third (3rD street, being forty (i0)
feet in front by one hundred and twenty
CEOl feet deep, according to plan on
map entitled "Snoot's Addition to Oily
phant." Coal and minerals reserved. I'm
proved with a two-story frame building.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit Of Guarantee Savings, Loan and In
vestment company VS. NJ. T. O'Malley.
Debt, S73OS0. Judgment No. 49, January
T., 1898. Fi. IA. to January T., 1895
J. J. OMALLEY, Atty.
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EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE.

II TATE OF j. ATTICUS ROBERTSON
IL late of the city of Scranton, county 70
Lackawannu, and state of Pennsylvania, d .
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that letters tesla
mentary in the above named estate haN,
been granted to the underSlgnc All Pc
sons indebted to said estate are requested lo
make payment and all persons having
claims or demands against the same vii
present tUem to
MAGGIE :, ROBERTSON, EXeCutriX.
+. l.. HIrCHCOCk, Attorney
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CHARTER APPLICATION.
Advs. Under This Head Ole csnt a Wor,

AdVs' UndeT ms IIelI VI! Nslt q " VTI'
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAl
~ an Application Will nc IN de to the oN-
ernOr of PENNSYLVANIA on Friday, January
:, 1898, ~ Orlando - Johnson, Arthur H.
Chrlsty, William l.. Connell, Alexander d..
Conuell ana Harry \. tJuucu, IN ter the
Ac OF ASS mbly, entitled "An Act 10 pro-
certain corporations" approved April 20
1874, ana the supplements thereto, for Il
charter for an intended corpo alton to 20
called "The Green Ridge Coal Company"
the character and obi e.; Of which is the
mining of coal, preparing tue same for mar
ket and sell ng the same, ana t3r these plr'
poses to have, possess ana enjoy All ihe
rights, benefits Il d pr vileges OF said Act Of
Assembly and the supplements thereto.
WARREN q KNAPP, solicitors.
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TERMS OF SALE.

FIFTY DOLLARS CASH WHEN PRO.
PERTY is STRUCK OFF AND BALANCE E
IN CASH IMMEDIATELY AFTER SALE
IS CONCLUDED. WHEN SOLD FOR
COSTS, COSTS MUST BE PAID WHEN
Struck OFF.
ALL PROPERTIES ON WHICH ABOVE
TERMS HAVE NOT BEEN COMPLIED
WITH WILL BE RESOLD BEFORE AD.
JOURNMENT.
FRANK H. CLEMONS, Sheriff
sheriff's office, Scranton, Pa. Dec, l6,
1897.
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ALSO

No. ALI the right, title interest,
claim or demand, in law or equity. of Cs-
car Mayor, in and to the following de-
scribed land: Being all that certain piece
or parcel of land situate in the township
of Scott, county of Lackawanna, and
state of Pennsylvania, bounded and de-
scribed as follows: On the westerly side
by public road leading to Green Grove, on
the nOrtherly side by road leading from
said last mentioned road TO Brown Hol-
low, and also by lands of Newton, Win
ters and Gardner, on the casterly and
southerly sides by lands of the Henry
Church estate. Being the same premises
conveyed to Edward {. Dimmicll by dprds
Of Charles T.. Silvius and wife and Louisa
S. Silvius, duly recorded.
Also the barn lot situate on the wester-
ly side of the aforesaid road leading to
Green Grove, as described in deed for the
same from James Wheeler and wife 20
said Edward G. Dimmick. The two pieces
or parcels of land contain seventy-five
acres of land, more or less All improved
with one frame dwelling house, two
barns, basement and sheds attached one
Sranary and orchard. Being the same
premises which Edward c. Dimmick by
article of agreement dated the thirty
fist day of December, 1S9-, agreed then
and convey to the said Oscar Mayo.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit of Joan Du Pont Dlmmick and La
vina E. Dimmick, eXeCutriX, of Edward G.
Dimmick deceased. Debt. SO, J0l.3S Judg-
mcnt No. Boa Nov. r., 1897. Alias H. IA
to January T., 1898
RUSSELL DIMMTCII, Atty.
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MILAN & GIBBONS, Attys.
ALSO

No. ALI the right. title and interest
of the defendant, E. Damal, executor OF
Titus Hack, ct al, deceased, in and TO all
that certain half lot or parcel of land, sit
uate, lying and being in the city of Scran-
ton, Lackawanna county, and state OF
Pennsylvania. bounded and described as
follows, to wit:
Being the sCutherly half of lot num-
bCred twenty-three (23l, in square or block
number fOrty-nine G9, and situate Upon
street called and known as Crown ave-
nue. according to the Pawnee Coal Com
pans plot Of land in the city of Scranton,
Said half lot being rectangular in shape,
70 feet in width in front one said ave-
nue. the same in rear, and JiO feet in
depth,
Excepting and reserving, however, to
the Legal owners thereof, all coal and min
eral beneath the surface of said lot, in
the same manner and to the same extent,
and subject to the same conditions, as the
coal is reserved in said half lot in the fol-
lowing two deeds, to wit:
ID Margaret Simon, ct. al, executors
of Frederick Simon, to the heirs and legal
repre- sentatives Of Titus Hack dated 29th
day Of April, 1895, and recorded in deed
book No. 15S, page 10. Improved with a
two-story frame dwelling house and out
buildings thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit of Henry Winkler VS.. Il. Damal eX-
ecutor of Titus Hack, deceased. Debt,
S2SI55. Judgment No. 602, November It.,
1897. Fl. ia. to January Term 1888.
ZIMhIERMAN, Atty.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


OFFICE or
THE COLLIERY ENGISEEER COMPANY,
scranton, Pa, Feb. 2lth, 1897.
s'PEClAL NOT CE To THE STOCK
y hoderS-Ghc Board Cf Trustees of this
company has called n special meeting of its
stock holders, to NE held at the ohicc of the
said company in the Coal Exchange Build.
on the twcnty-fOurJh day of February, S9S.
at y. m, for tn purpose Of voting for or
against an increase of the capital stock from
seven hundred and fitty thousand dollars
iST5O,OOnI to one million dollars - 900, .
ONOD, ana an Increase in the number OF
Directors or Trustees from three 90 to five
90, aud to amend the bylaws with refer,
CuCe thereto.
STANLEY L. ALLEN, Secretary.
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ALSO

No. ALI the right. title and interest of
the defendant. p. A. Loubgnac in and to
all the following lot of land in the bor-
ough of Elmhurst, Lackawanna county,
Pennsylvania, being lot No. seven @ of
Jonia Park addition to Elmhurst as
shown on map of said addition laid out
by John II. Jordan, ct al, and being forty
(iO) feet front on Upland avenue forty
(4O) feed wide at rear and two hundred
ard fifteen (2l5) feet deep. All minerals
reserved Improved with a two-story
frame dwelling with barn and outbuild-
ings thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit of Guarantee Savings, Loan and In
Yestment company vs.. =. A. LouhigndC,
Debt $l,092.25. Judgment No. jll. Nov. T.,
1891 Alias II. ia. to January T., 1895.
j. j. O'MALLEI, Atty.
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PAND0'S FORCES
WERE DEFEATED
Cuban insurgents in.i;ct q Heavy Blow
ou The SpaniardS.
THEY FOUGHT win A LARGE ARMY

Ouc Thou,aud Gu,r.iII IS Turn hcIr
Wrnpo"s on heir Comradc>.
ilnncU informed That 100000
More Men Are Nccdcd 90 ut Dowm
tha Rebellion en- the island -G0mt 4
Marching to Meet Rodriguez.
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SHERIFFS SALES.

Scranton. county of Lackawanna, and
state of Pennsylvania, bounded and de-
scribed as follows to wit: Being the east
crly part of lot number twenty-three (20
in block number siXty-three (63) OF the
Lacka wanna Iron and Coal Company )
plot of lots, intended to be duly registered
and recorded; said lot facing on quincy
avenue and being forty (iO) feet in width
on Quincy avenue, same in the rear; me
lot being rectangular and ninety feet In
depth, but ten Q0) feet In depth OF the
frontage of said lot is restricted to bay
windows, porches, vaults and the like,
as reserved in deed of the Lackawanna
Iron and Coal company to w. IL. Squarey,
dated March 2Sth 1889 and recorded in the
office for recording deeds, etc. in ana
for Lacka wanna county in deed book NO.
5S. page 3sS, etc. Coal and minerals re-
served. Improved with three-story
frame dwelling house and outbuildingS
thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit of Amelia S. Haupt VS.. S. Y. Haupt.
Debt, $25250O. Judgment No. $50, Sep
tembcr T., 1897. Alias fl. IA. to January
80 '''S' ryNrADIO
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PANDO'S FEINT.

"Ns1nwHip General Aldavc landed
l,-oc moro men ON the farther side. and
';cHeral Fa0do with Il large force Al
lhi@ time made n fcint upon the upper
fr-a. GenrIal Garcia, deceived by
ludo's movement, decided that ha
could spare only small reinforcement
to- Colonel Rios, and sent Colonel Car
l,G Garcia with only 200 mounted mon
down ihc river. This reinforcement,
small as il was renewed tho hopes oi
the defenders of the Yacta, and uniting
their cheers with those of Carlos Gar
cia's men. they charged the Spanish
with n" bayonet,
"IhC Culans however, were 50 hCaV-
ily 5utnumberod that they were forced
to give way by tho sheer weight Of the
enemy. Carlos Garcia's horse was shot
under him and Colonel Rios was
wounded slightly I'm the leg, Colonel
Gol cia's csc Ort renewed the charge with
machctcs this time and held the Span
ish forces in check for a short while.
when General Garcia had seen
through randO's fent on the upper
ford ard realized at once how hard
pressed the insurgents at the Yacta
must be, hc dispatched General Jesus
Rahi with 900 cavalry to their relief.
! UtSt III I i\tu just us the HptNlSn were
recovering from the machetc charge
and fell suddenly upon their rear,
throwing the troops who had crossed
the ford into confusion.
SPANIARDs GIVE GROUND.
The Spanish had to give ground and
became exposed to the fire from their
own artillery in the hills and from the
six gunboats which had joined i'm the
bombardment of Rios men. General
Aldave ordered this destructive fire t.
cease, reformed his attacking party
and dispatched a message to General
Pando for assistance in carrying the
Cuban position.
But il was too late. The Cubans
reforming, raised their battle shout OF
Al Machete! Cuba Libre!' and fell
upon the Spanish ranks with terrible
effect A body Of 1000 guerrilas wa,
cut off from Aldave's force and threw
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sPANIARDs GIVE GROUND.
WHAT DOTHE CHILDREN DRINKp

Don't give them tea or coffee. Have YOU
tried the new food drink called Grain-O? IL
is delicious and nourishing and takes the
place OF coffee The more Grain-O yOu give
the children the more health you distribute
through their systems. Grain-O Is made Of
tastes like the choice grades of coffee ouI
costsHbout Y as much. All grocers sell II
Ati6c. and 20.
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ALSO

No. 6.-All the right, title and interest
of the defendant, Joseph Rous, in and to
all that certain lot or piece OF ground
with the buildings and improvements
thereon erected, situate in the Eighth
ward of the city of Scranton, in the
county of Lackawauna, and state of
Pennsylvania, aforesaid, described ac-
COrding TO a survey thereof made by A.
B. Dunning, Jr" surveyor, dated March
2, 1898, as follows, to wit:
Beginning al a point on the southeast
side of Franklin avenue at the distance
of two hundred and twenty (220) feet,
southwestward from the southwest side of
Linden street, containing i'm front or
breadth on the said Franklin avenue
twenty 600 feet and extending of that
breadth i'm length or depth southeastward
one hundred and seventy 070l feet to Ray
mond alley; bounded northeastward by
eastward by said Raymond alley; south
westward by ground now or late of John
Short, and nOrthwestWard by Franklin
avenue aforesaid Being the same prem
ises which &. s. Woodruff by an inden-
ture dated the second day of March, A.
ID. 1893 and intended to De forthwith re-
corded, granted and conveyed unto the
said Joseph Roos in fee, subject to res
elYatiOns as to coal and minerals as
three-story brick store and dwelling
rooms and two-story double wood frame
dwelling house.
Seized and taken I'm execution at the
suit of the United Security Life Insur-
anoe and Trust SCompany of Pennsyl-
vania vs. Joseph Roos, Debt, S5,329, so.
Judgment No. 99 Nov. r., 1897 Lev, ia.
TO January Term 1895
WOODRUFF Atty.
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down their arms. General Rabi, know
ing the half-hearted loyalty OF these
volunteers, told them that they must
fight their own comrades or be cut to
pieces. and they obeyed and really
fought desperately on the Cuban side.
General Aldave, seeing that his men
would he annihlated, withdrew them
across the ford, again protected by
the artillery fire. General Pando, with
an escort, rode down from the upper
ford and directed the Spanish retreat.
SPANISH LOSS LARGE.
THE Cuban loss in this engagement
was l06 killed and about 800 wounded.
General Rabis men found 200 Spanish
dead, and General Aldave, i'm his re-
port TO Havana. said his wounded num-
bered 200. The Cubans believe they
inflicted much more damage; that the
Spanish troops carried away many Of
their dead and minimzed the num-
her of wounded, reporting only one
fourth. Among the Cubans killed was
Major Llenada and Captain Garcia, a
son of a rich planter. The Spanish
left on the field Lieutenant Colonel
Aldave, two captains and an assistant
surgeon and the standard Of arms of
the Battalion LlanarOs.
General Garcia promoted Hickman,
the daring courier. to the rank of cap
tain on the field.
"PandO has reported to General
Blanco that 100000 men are needed to
break the backbone of the insurgent
operations in the east, and that it is
no longer practicable to continue the
campaign to relieve Bayamo. This
city General Garcia expects to capture
early in January being now able to
detach truOus from his command to
send to ROlOf's aid"
Captain Rodriguez has also received
news that General Maxine Gomez has
crossed the Jahonica river at Cipgo de
Avila. and has continued on his march
to effect junction with General Rod
riguez.