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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-14

Mr.. Joe Lee Jameson, secretary 1.-THE
sayers headquarters at Austin, makes
the allowing prediction regarding the
result Of the race for the nomination
for governor:
"There will he 1916 votes In the Gal
weston Convention II will require VA
10 nominate. Our adyices show that OF
these 1916 votes Major sayers will carry
counties IN South and West Texas
which have an aggregate vote Of 446 OF
this number there are only % votes
where there il any real contest, and OF
these 80 only 10 are doubtful, and we
confidently expect Major ssyers to carry
them. In the district represented by
Congressman Lanham, and 10 the Pan
handle we are assured by our friends
that at least 50 votes will be instructed
for sayers, making a total Of 5O2 votes
only % short Of a nomination. Thi'
does not include single county Ia
Northeast. Middle or North Texas
where wynne, Crane and Jester will d.
vide the territory with sayers. II onll
% Of these votes fall In the Savers col
umn he will be nominated on the frs
ballot"
"MeLennan county in middle Texas
with 81 votes, has already fallen in th'
Savers column"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-14
A SUSPICION AROUSED.
n Il surmised That French Gunners are
behind tho FORTS Ia Cuba.

New York, May IA dispatch TO
The World from Washington says:
The possibility Of diplomatic compli'
cations between the United States and
France is suggested by this question
(which is agitating naval officers At the
capitol "Did French experts man the
guns that carried death TO five American
sailors on the winslow."
The suspicion directed against France
y due 10 two causes-the recent blockade
cunning experience Of the French steam
lhip Lafayette, which was released after
being held up by the blockading fleet
and the improvement OF the gunners
manning the guns ON the Spanish forts.
Their improvement has been sonotice-
able, according 10 naval experts, that Il
certainly indicates the introduction
Of new and more experienced hands,
when considered with the previous work
Of tine Spanish gunners who could not
send a she'll within half mile Of a man
Of war much less strike 40 ton torpedo
boat.
Reports from the American fleet
blockading the Cuban coast received
during the last four or five days have
credited the Spanish gunners with much
better craftsmanship than has been
formely given them
According TO naval officers, the sur
prising efficiency manifested In the re
cent work cannot logically BE- explained
by natural improvement due TO practice
The Spanish gunners who have beer
bobbing away NJ the blockading fleet fol
10 days prior 10 Tuesday were reported
20 be 10 bad rs 10 meet the deserved con
tempt OF the younger powder monkey
In the American service.
Navy experts IN gunnery argue tina
the gunncrs who brought havoc to TN
little Winslow were not the same a
those who have been operating the gun
at Cardenas, Havana, and Matanza
during the blockade They are incline'
20 believe that the men who did th
work are newcomers, better trained an'
more expert than the Spanish gunners
and their deduction inspires the suspic
ion against the French liner Iafayett
which, by an act Of courtesy Of thi
government, was permitted within tn
lines OF the blockade for the ostensibl
purpose OF delivering dispatches TO tn
French consul at Havana and deporiin
French residents who desire TO leave IN
Cuban capitol.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-14
ATTACK AT cIENFuEeos.
DIaneo says American. RsPuised, with
Only Fourteen spaulsh Wounded.

Dlaneo says American. nspulsed, with
Only Fourteen spanish Wounded.
Copy rixhted. isos, by the A.soc ated Press
Havana, May l3..-General Blanco
sent Wednesday n dispatch to the min
ister Of war at Madrid stating that on
Tuesday five American vessels blockad-
ed Cienfuegos and ON "Wednesday mori''
Ing opened FIRE, being answered by the
batteries. The enemy, the dispatch
aid, attempted TO effect a landing with
lighters drawn by steam launches. but
the Spanish force stntegicaily disposed,
obliged them 10 reembark hastily and TO
retire after Ave hours firing The Span.
ish losses were "a wounded and some
damage was done TO the light houses.
The people OF Cienfuegos Loyalty
supported the troops, the ladies car.
rying refreshments among the soldiers
and taking care Of the wounded. The
dispatch also said the attack seemed to
have been made In combination with In.
surgent bands concentrated ON the Ci'
mega slopes
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-14
ONE REGIMENT COMPLETE.
Eight Companis. Pa. at AustiH aud
Are Ready For Active Duty.

Are Ready For Active Duty.
Austin May l3.-The following com.
panies have been mustered In by Lieut..
Elliott: A. b. @, ID, L, +, and II Of the
Second regiment and company @ Of the
Third and the San Antonio zouaves UNI
der Captain Hernandez, who has been
reinstated, and the Kennedy rifles Of Cor.
pus Christi. the last two companies BE-
ing Of the First regiment. This com.
pleted the First regiment Of Texas vol.
unteer infantry aud the field and staff
officers were sworn in Other field Of.
hcers mustered In were as follows;
Lieutenant Colonel styon aud Major
Stuart Of the Second regiment and
Lieutenant Colonel Dick Cooke Of the
Third. Total volunteers mustered In
are Is company officers and iii non.
commissioned officers aud privates.
Lieutenant Fenton, United States
army, acting brigade quartermaster, re-
ceived notice by wire that the following
luartermaster stores had been shipped
to Camp Mabry: Three thousand cam.
paign hats, 1000 leggins, 700 pouches,
1900 blouses, 100 axes and 30 spades.
Tho same telegram informs Lieuten'
ant fenton that the supply Of wall tents
At the quartcrmaster generals office Il
exhausted, but more are being made and
will be rushed forward a. fast as posi-
bic.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-14
SAN JUAN FORTS
HAVE BEEN DESTROYED.
sampson. 'quAdron DO. the Work la
the Very Hest stNle aud With
out Loss Co His Fleet.

the Very lies, s,,le aud with
out Loss to ula Fleet.
Copyrighted. l " BY the Associated Prr.s
Port au Prince. May l2.-The Amer.
can feet under Rear Admiral Sampson
bommried San Juan de Porto Rico to-
day. The following are the details
OF the bombardment thus far received;
The bombardment began this morn
Ing, Rear Admiral Sampson with nine
warships arrived before San Juan
Just before sunrise At a signal the hat.
tleship Iowa fired the first shot which
took effect Then the battleship Indiana
opened fire. In a few minutes MORO
fort was reduced TO a heap Of ruins.
The fort made little effort to respond
and was silenced almost Immediately.
The Spanish steamer Rita was cap.
iured by the United States auxiliary
cruiser Yale, which took her crew on
board.
Thousands of the population aud the
foreign consuls sought refuge in the in
terror Of the islands
heabove information was wired from
reliable stan correspondent at Port au
Prince, who received bis adyices from
foreign official sources Ills adyices are
believed TO have reached him direct from
Porto Rico, via Santiago TO Kingston,
aud thence 20 Port au Prince.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-14

Rev. A. NJ. Stuart announces that
there will be no services at the tent to-
day or tonight. Services will be held
tomorrow as usual on Sunday, includ.
log baptism. The meeting will close
Sunday night.
The small craft in Cuban waters will
probably look little out nov since the
winslow's fatal and ioolhardy expert.
ence. All honor TO the daring dead |!
May the equally brave living profit by
their experience.
The Arizona squadron Of rough riders
at San Antonio has q mountain lion for
a mascot. II was lassoed recently by
Henry Remming, gigantic and adyen
turous plainsman VINO can ride and
shoot like an Indian.
Dewey fell on Manila at daylight and
Sampson began bombarding san
Juan at sunrise, from which IL appears
the Americans love TO treat the Span.
iards TO eye openers.
Allan's cell brated Geranium Boiated
Talcum Powder, l5c q box This pow.
der sells ijr 25c elsewhere. Sold only
by Sam y. Wilson < Co. llllf
For Accident and Life Insurance
either In Lodges or Straight Life Com.
pAnies rec Joe y. Reed. n
A complete and splendid assortment
Of fishing tackle and sporting goods, at
d. $. Reads drugstore. llitf
Livery services for pienics aud county
trips promptly supplied by Ira Goocb
at low prices. 100
Mr.. aud Mrs. D S. Lloyd and Miss
Slaughter Of Reliance, were in the city
yesterday.
One yard Of the best toilet soap at
Halls Drugstore for 20 cents lib
For good pas,urage for horses or cat
tie apply to c. II, Wye. ll5
]. 7. Hines went to Fort Worth
Thursday night,
A. G, Board returned from Waco yes
terday.
We have cleaned 700 beds since
we came TO Bryan and you cant
find seven displeased customers
This should convince the m 81
skeptical that we have a good
thing-a genuine Blessing for tn,
people. Now you know your beds
need cleaning. There is 20 use IL
telling you this-it is an estab
lished fact that all feather beds ant
pillows need cleaning occasionally
Now is your golden chance. If w
can't please you our work will COS
you nothing. Clean up and hay,
health. l.. Il. PATTERSON, Prrcti
cal Sanitarian. az
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-14
SAMPSON SENDS IN
AN OFFICIAL REPORT.
lie Tells % ri. Attack On Porto Rico
aud Ills Loss Of Only Ono
Man Killed.

Washington, May la-the navy de.
partment received the following dis.
patch from Admiral sampson. II is
dated st. Thomas, May ", aud is as FOL.
lows.
"a portion Of the squadron under my
command reached SAN Juan this morn.
ing at daybrcak, No armed vessels
were found In the port As soon rs IL
was sufficiently light | commenced an
attack upon the batteries defending the
city. This attack lasted about three
hours and resulted In much damage 20
the batteries, and incidentally toa por-
ton Of the city adjacent to the batteries.
The batteries replied TO our fire, but
without material effect. One man was
killed on board the New York and seven
slightly wounded in the squadron. No
serious damage TO any ships resulted. -
Admiral SIMPSONS statement that hc
attacked only with portion OF his fleet
Is taken TO indicate that he did not find
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-14
IA. Lee went 70 Houston yesterday

.
ia. Lee went 10 Houston yesterday.
Miss Marion Fooie Is visiting in Cal
vert.
jim. Cole returned from Austin yes.
itfday.
IIm Arthur Of Leon county was here
,esteaday.
Dir. and Mrs. Sid Reynolds left yester.
day Tor Bastrop.
best toilet soap 10 cents a foot at
Halls Drugstore. l4o
Mrs. W. B. scrimshire came up from
Mllliean yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +, Parks have been
slek The past week.
4. p. Wootsn returned from trip
Through North Texas.
The county commissioners visited the
! county farm yesterday.
f1m perfumery and toilet articles are
eheapefi at Halls Drugstore. l4b
j.. W. Towns and family we're here
/ yesterday visiting Ia wrenn's family
Several llfsl-class new buggies for sale
on easy iefu's =. Parks livery stable 81
Baseballs, bats. masks and gloves 81
the lowest price at d. S. Reads drug
ssose. Hat
-. W r. wyse, VIII Thomas and Others
attended The picnic near wheelock yes
tesday.
When you want 10 enjoya nice dry,
gtl ono Of Ira Gooeh's nobby turn
oule. lG6
Il. J.. Upchurch and II. r. FORESTER
!. ofpankey, Grimes county, were in III,
city yesterday.
j. +. Grow and family, X. X. Batsor
and J. X. Rogers ofMadIson county wer'
here yesterday.
Tweniy.one men we're rejected from
The Shaw rifles OF Nayasota on account
OF fnlhicAi ocicctb'
For Sale Cheap--A good gentle bugg!
and saddle horse. Apply TO W. i
Gibbs n Burt Norwood's ll6
Miss Ellie Jacobs aud Miss Eva Scar
az Of Madison county, are visiting II
Bryan, guests o. Mr.. and Mrs. Ton
seafcy.
A complete line OF the novelties o
Whlllngs, Hurds and Cranes siaiioner.
III The latest tints and sizes At i s
Reads drugstore. ian
Miss Lucy Board entertained arg
number Of the younger set most pleas
anily at the home Of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. g. Board, last evening.
Ipay special attention to prompt an,
comfortable livery service for drummer
aud other Transient persons, and TAX
good care u all boarding" horses en-
trusted 10 me. Ira Gooch. 1876
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-14

New York, May ~. Rear Admiral
Erbin will assign vessels to the inner
line coast patrol feet AS follows: Cats.
kill to Gloucester, Lehigh TO Boston,
Nahant TO New York, Montauk TO Port.
land, Nantucket to Port Royal, Passiac
20 New Orleans, Jason TO New York,
wyandoite TO Bath, Canonicus to Hamp.
ton Roads, Mahopat and Manhattan to
Eishers Islnnd
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-14
OFFICIALS MADE GLOOMY.
Inquiry WIN lie Made n To the send
Ing Of small Gran. Against T"rt-

Ing Of small Crafts Against PORTS.
Washington, May 70. The set back
received by the American blockading
squadron IN the engagement In Carde.
mas harbor and the loss Of five lives on
board the torpedo boat Winslow had
SOLDERING effect on the element In the
navy which is crying out fornpid action
and efforts at destroying batteries with
unarmorcd ships There probably viii
be some sort Of inquiry instituted to as.
certain the responsibility for sending
such unprotected shells as the Winslow
against fortified ports.
II Is miraculous In the opinion of the
older officers at the department that the
damage and loss Of life were confined to
the Winslow for the other boats with
her were very little better OF in the mat.
ter Of protection and scarcely any Of them
could resist the fire Of a small rifle. II
Is likely that II such work as tried at
Cardenas Is TO be done hereafter, the
task will he assigned TO more formida.
bic craft.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-14
STRUCK TWELVE TIMES.
Gunboat Antonio Lopez Was Only ~
Old Tub with One Gun.

tunboat Antonio Lopez was Ohiy m
Old Tub with One Gun.
Madrid, May l3,-Further official de-
tails a. TO the engagement at Cardenas
say that the gunboat Antonio Lopez
was an old tub belonging to the Campo.
mia tmnsatlantique, mounting one gun.
She was struck l9 times, but continued
lighting until her ammunition was ex.
hausted.
The bombardment was begun without
notice and ON this account, according
20 the official dispatch, foreign resi-.
dents can command compensation from
the United States
The fact that the attempt upon Car.
denas and Cienfuegos were simultane.
Gus proves, the Spanish officials argue,
that they were planned In conjunction
with the insurgents who In fight
"wednesday a. said 10 have suffered a
serious check
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-14
harvard No, Allowed to Depart.

81. Pierre, Martinique, May 10. The
United States scouting vessel Harvard
came In port Thursday. and as she came
in the Spanish torpedo boat destroyer
left port. Sac came In here to send dis.
patches to the government at Washing.
ton. The port authorities served notice
on Captain Cotton that he would not be-
allowed 20 leave until "a hours after the
departure OF the Spanish vessel The
torpedo boat destroyer was the Furor,
and belonged TO the Cape Verde fleet,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-14

ST. Thomas, West Indies, May 10. -
On the best authority 1t is reported here
that the Notifications at San Juan de
Porto Rico have been bombarded by
nine American wanhips. Private mes
sages say the shells are falling over the
city.
The cruiser st. Louis from Guadalupe
Is entering the harbor as this dispatch Is
sent aud the Yale is in the oiilng Two
American warhips have been signalled
20 the westward.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-14

II expedioIi to take the entire squadron
into the harbnr though 10 Is not believed
be- has separated his fleet The navy do.
nriment officials wcro az loss to know
how his dispatch mached st. Thomas
until Associated Press dispatches an.
nouncing tine presence 81 the Yale,
which was the 81. Louis, at 81 Thomas
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-14

The cotton report for the month Of
May has reference TO the proposed
acreage a. compared with the acreage
planted in 1897. Reduced acreage Is re.
ported from every cotton growing state,
general result indicating the breadth Of
80 - compared with acreage last year,
or a reduction Of GO per cent. The per-
centages In the principal cotton growing
states are a. follows; Alabama Va south
Carolina and Mississippi, 96; Louisiana,
%; North Carolina and Georgia. 90 I;
Florida, Texas and Arkansas, %; Ten
nessee, as. In Oklahoma there lisa re-
duclion Of per cent. In the Indian Ter
ritory reduction ~ per cent from the
acreage OF last year, the figures for these
territories being So and IS respectively.
Prof II. J. Putney, the reliable piano
tuner, will I've In Bryan on his regular
trip about June 10. hr. Putney has
been tuning the pianos In the college al
Georgetosn for fifteen years and has
just renewed his contract for another
year. This shows that his work mus
give satisfaction. l42
At the mess hall at college last nigh
Miss Rita Sbsia and Miss Ethel Csyil,
rendered reception to the cadet cou
panies Of which they are sponsors.
large crowd Of the Bryan young ladie
lent the charm oftheir presence TO thu
delightful function.
Grayson, Cooke and Coryelle coun
ties will hold their primaries today
The contest In the first two named II
between Crane and Wynne, and no Of
fort Is being made to carry them for Say
ers. The sayers forces, however, hop
TO get Coryele.
For Rent-My former residence, ~
: room residence with good water sup
| ply, barn and out houses, all In goo,
repair. Apply TO Joe Groginskl. la
make u specially Of eompoundinI
prescriptions, nothing but the hes
goods used, which insures good result
for the sick ones. Bring them TO me
b. S. Read, the druggist. ll4tf
j. q. and Il. A. Smith and sister ar
rived from Waco yesterday on their wa.
TO Centeryille.
Buggies, surreys, hacks and close
carriages at Gooch's livery stable. VI
can supply vour wants in the livery lin
promptly and at very low prices. 1856
Twin Sisters Freckela IL guaran
teed to remove ireckles and splotche
from face and. hands or money refunded
Manufactured and sold by Halls drug
store. LA
Rev. j. X. Cochran will preach at th
Methodist church Sunday at II q. m
and at night.
i LOsT-A lady's breach Of pearls wit
diamond In center. Reward for returi
tothis office. I46
II YOU want a dut.class new bugg
on easy terms apply at Parks liver
stable. Ill
Dr. Drummond Of Cottonwood, WI
in The city yesterday.
Miss Eugene Bone is visiting 1
Hearne.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-14
rive steamer. Chartered.

San francisco, May i8--The govern.
mcnt has finally arranged for the char.
tering Of the steamers Connemaugh and
Ohio, which arrived from Philadelphia
, few days ago This makes five steam.
trs that have been chartered by the gov.
crnment to be used as transports to Ma
Mia
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-14

Rome, May l3-Rumors have been
circulated IN different parts OF the con.
tinent 20 the effect that the king and
queen OF Italy had been assassinated,
but the announcement Is made that their
majesties are enjoying perfect health.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-14

And Owned An Orchard
spent, but difference
you spend it.
When you GROCERIES of every thing
the best is the cheapest
fresh goods day only the
that money buy. =. MI. xSON.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-14
shipment Of sheIls.

Pittsburg, May IA large shipment
OF s.inch explosive shells for coast dc.
tense have been made from here. The
consignments were made TO Louisiana,
Georgia, Florida, North Carolina, Wiz.
GINA and New York.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-14
Chairman Dem. Tx. Com, Brazo6 90
Bryan, Texas, MAY 10Th, 1898.
E.ehanee Hotel ArrIvals.

AM Hieti, Kennedale; John J knight,
Dallas; James 4, Mills, Cincinnati l.
NJ Gibbs, Richmond, Va; s y Bedinger
Victoria; q Is Owens, Galveston; 5
Galdney, Waco; J. Shapiro, Madison.
uller J VI Riveire, Waco; 4 Il Holland,
Houston.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-14
City Council.

The Council met In regular session
last night, Mayor Adams presiding; all
officers present except Alderman How
ell.
Minutes Of last meeting were read and
approved; officers reports were receIv.
eli and approved aud sundry bills APP
proved and ordered paid.
Alderman Harris reported purchase
OF combination chemical fire engine a.
heretofore published. A late letter
Was read from the manufacturers an.
nouncing that the engine would not be
ready until about siHty days from date
OF purchase.
A petition was read from MIR. ".
Woolf, manager Of the Lone Star Oil
Clothing Co, asking concessions re-
garding grounds aud immunity from
taxation Tor number Of years as an
inducement 10 locating their manufaet'
uring establishment here. The COM
pany has capital stock $4,000 paid
mp by nonresident stock holders and
aAks for no donations. The factory
will manufacture ali kinds Of rubber
goods, maekintoshes, slickers, etc; will
employ 20 hands and lie OF great adj
yante to the town. Aldermen Harris
Lawrence and Tabor were appointed q
committee TO ascertain the authority oi
the city In the matter Immediately
and were given power 10 act.
Alderman Harris, on behalf OF th'
committee appointed 10 ascertain ths
Advisability OF the city making a pur
chase Of the water and light plant. re
ported that the committee favored thu
purchase on favorable terms and wa
engaged in the work Of invoicing thu
plant and In correspondence with deal
ers regarding the disposal Of the bonds
The committee was granted turtle
time.
After discussing other matters Of
which no action was taken the counci
adjourned until nsxt Thursday night.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-14
A. and NJ. Commencement.

College people are beginning to make
preparations for commencement June .,
8 and 7. The Eagle learns that Rev. B.
Y. Corroll OF Waco, will deliver the
commencement sermon; Rev. ]. Frank
Smith will deliver the annual address
before the Y. NJ. G. A.; Hon. Thos. J..
Ballinger OF Galveston. will deliyer the
commencement address.
Mr.. W. A. Harrison has been elected
ysledictorisn and Mr.. +. J. Kyle will
I.li.... Aha .anunnaa Of the aacnnd clnaa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-14
WAXING FOR THE FLEET.
sampson Outside Port" Hico Ready Co
Meet the Cape Verde IIset.

Meet the Cape Verde Tlsst.
London, May ia dispatch from
S. Thomas, Danish West Indies. 10
The Evening News Of this city, winds
mp with announcing that the American
fleet under Rear Admiral Sampson Is
now outside san Juan Porto Rico await.
ing the coming Of the Spanish fleet,
commanded by Admiral Ccryora, which
was last reported Oh Fort de France, Il.
land Of Martinique, French West In.
dies.
All the American warships except the
Montgomery steamed IN AN ellipitical
formation before the forts, which fired
20 TO 30 guns. The fleet first fired too
low, but at the second discharge they
got the elevation aud soon silcnced Nor.
70 castle and set fire to the town, driv.
ing the spaniaris from their guns n.
pcatedly. The shore guns fired 100
shots. The New York was hit once aud
n seaman KILLED aud four wounded. The
Iowa was hit once and two men were
slightly wounded
says sampson Was forced to retire
irum san Juan by Land batteries.
Madrid, May la.-An official dispatch
from San Juan de Porto Rico says tho
American squadron was rcpulsed of
Porto Rico Although II wnrshIps
bombarded the place, the attackers were
gloriously beaten back The Spanish
batteries, armed with G.inoh guns, were
especially effective This alleged vic.
tory Of the spaniards has aroused great
enthusiasm here.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-14

Madrid, May IA new cabinet viii
be formed tomorrow. Sagasta may
hold his place aud he may not. Any.
thing may be expected.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-14
Name. Of Tho KILLED aud Wounded.

New York, May 49, "A special from
ST. Thomas says the casualties on board
the United States fleet IN the lombard.
ment Of San Juan were as follows,
The killed wasi
Seamen Frank Widemark, on tho
New York
The woundedl
Samuel Feltman, leg broken and four
other seamcn ON the New York slightly
hurt.
Marine NJ Gcrkle, elbow broken.
Seaman ~ O, Hill aud John Mitchell,
slightly hurt.