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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-05-27
IN THE HOUSE
SUBJECT AIRED \ LITTLE AND
PUT AWAY.
President viii be Asked to Extend
the Session-ENecutive Appoint
ments of Councillors of State.

The House of Representatives wants
the present session of the Legislature
extended. \ resolution by Represen-
tatiye Robertson instructed the Pass
ed Bills Committee to notify the Pres
ident of the necessity for such extern
sion.
The Income Tax bill has gone over
for consideration until Tuesday. IT
was amended to make the tax one per
cent and then put upon its final pas
sage. The vote was as follows: Ayes,
Richards, Robertson, Atkinson. Nc
Candless. Wilder and Achi. =; noes,
Loebenstein, Paris, lsenberg, Kaeo
and Kaai.
Not having received a majority vote
of the whole House the question then
arose whether it was defeated or not.
Representative Robertson maintained
that it was not and moved to defer
until Monday. AS the safe plan, the
vote taken was reconsidered and then
the bill was deferred.
Absenteeism among members at the
sessions was brought up i'm the House.
Representative Richards said that
the House had outlived its usefulness,
and it would be to the interest OF the
tax payers to adjourn permanently.
Members deliberately absented them
selves constantly. He moved to adj
iourn sine die. This was taken rs
having reference particularly to Hon
olulu members. They retorted that
the Country members" had made no
bones of going away for days and
weeks at time.
The motion was withdrawn and the
matter dropped.
The Public Lands Committee rec
commended that the items in Senate
Bill No. % be transferred to Senate
| Bill No. 4, and that 90 be tabled. This
bill makes special appropriations for
internal improvements. Report was
adopted.
| Representative Robertson for the
Judiciary Committee, reported on the
Judiciary Department items in Senate
Bill No. 4. Current Accounts.
The following Senate bills were re.
ferred to committees. the plumbing
act, Bill SO relating to licenses, the
Gable bill. domestic wine bill and the
marine park bill.
The current account bill passed
second reading. as did also the weights
and measures bill. The bills relating
to the Kaulapapa store and the pol
tax went over.
Representative Loebenstein sub
mitted for answer by the Minister o
the Interior an interrogatory as to al
the details OF. the transaction between
the government and St. Louis coleg,
for the exchange of land in connec
ton with street and Nuuanu stream
improvements; why the transaction
were not completed and why all tn
deeds had not yet passed.
Minister Cooper replied that OWNS
to negotiations still pending for tn
possession of some of the propert,
in question it would embarrass tn
government to be obliged to maxi
public the details of the situation
On motion of Representative Gea
the answer was accepted as full an,
satisfactory.
message from the President an
nounced the following Executive ap
pointments to seats i'm the Council o
State: John Mott. S. X. Kane. job,
Phillips James A. Kennedy and NJ. \
Gonsalves.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-05-27
CURE

disturbing cathartic will set Nature 60
going, and relieve the head, the stomach,
the liver and all the organs of the body
from the evils of a clogged drainage
The Liver is the gateway between the
stomach and the organs which the
stomach purveys for. Stop up the gate
and death quickly ensues. Burden it with
distractions and thousand ills result.
Hoods Pills CURE Liver ills, sick head
ache, biliousness, indigestion, nausea,
constipation, without purging, without
pain, without violence.
Everybody at sometime needs them.
Everybody should keep them on hand at
all times for emergencies.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-05-27
Hoods
Cure N~ E~
Liver Ills Il AAA0
Cure
Liver Ills

Hoods Pills are as peculiar an6 as pleas
ant, in comparison with all others. as is
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
To compound a pill which shall ba
pleasant to take, shall not be coated with
what by age becomes insolu bic, and which,
shall be just that mild stimulant Go the
liver and bowels which shall help Nature
to restore her disordered functions -- that
is the problem for the pharmacist
1t is easy to purge, but that is not whas
is wanted. mild but sure and I'm.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-05-27
IN THE SENATE.

Senator's Warehouse. Brown and
Baldwin We're absent at roll call this
morning.
Senate Bill No. fl, opium. was set
for third reading on Tuesday.
Senate adjourned to next Tuesday
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-05-27
SMALLPOX.

1t is said that thirty thousand per
sons have died of smallpox in Chill
during the last ten years.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-05-27
GET 1T AT
WAREHOUSES;
The Old
Standby
Scotch Dat NeaE
I5C per Can
GET 1T AT
WAREHOUSES;

This oat meal is one
of the best, if not the
best, cereals for break
fast that is placed on
the market. The fact
of its being put up In
cans isa great thing in
its favor, as the pur-
chaser is certain Of
getting full value. 1t
is an extremely nu-
tricious article and
just the thing for
growing children.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-05-27
LiVerUIS

Hoods Pills are sold by all druggists.
rs cents. Sent by mail on receipt Of price.
by c. l. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. Y. So
Hebron Drug Company
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-21
SMITH TELLS HIS STORY.
says he Dld Not Help Merry Murder
His wife. hut Merry Told Him.

says he Dld Not Help Merry Murder
His wife, hut Merry Told Him.
Chicago, Jan. 2O--Jamcs Smith, the
companion Of Pcddlcr Chris Merry, told
his story Of the murder Of Mcrry's wife
"Thc truth is neither Hickey nor was
there when 'ony killed his wife" said
Smith. Eve were across the street
We could hear him pounding her head
upon the floor. No, she did not cry. She
couldn't; he was choking her
1T is not true what doctors said about
her living until - O'Clock. He chokcd
her outright killed her on the spot.
"Thcn be- came over and told me
about It, He said It's all over with
Poll. I've chokcd her, surc.
"Mouy was pretty badly brokcn mp
that night We left Poll In bed and sat
mp by the stove an night We did not
sleep. lie thought good deal Of that
woman stoo much Of her. But he had
such a temper No one could set along
with him"
Smith also told about hurying the
body In a ditch outside the city and the
journey south, aud OF the murderer and
his companions.
When court was called Attorney Wade,
for Smith, made his closing addrss, and
was followed by Colonel Davidson, fof
Merry.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-21

Bryan will have another dry goods
house on after Feb. l., at which time
Mr.. Ben Etileson Of Waco, will open a
complete stock Of dry goods In the hon.
neville buildingon Main street. Mr. IL.
tlsson Is brother.in.law ofthe SaDgers
OF Waco and Dallas. and also Of Mr..
Tom Davidson, who represents the
Sanger cotton interests here. Mr.. Ettle.
son IL an experienced business man and
has been for several years ore Of the
leading merchants Of Hill county, con
Quoting one Of the leading stores at
Hubbard City. lie viii find Bryan a
thriving town supplying 4 very large
trade territory.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-21
Our Prices are Low
eRIeERY INVESTIGATION.
Several Of the wi,nr., Refuse 10 Test
iry before the ohio senate.

Several of the witness Refuse 20 Test
lry Before the ohio senate.
Columbus. o., Jan gO.-Thc inyesti.
cation into the charges Of bribery Of the
recent election Of United States senator
reached a crisis last night no matter
what may b. the result Of the inyostiga-
ton there viii likely b. several witness.
Is arrested for contempt Tho commit
tee had seven witnesses subpoanaed, but
they were not all examined because none
Of them would testify Tho stnatecom.
mite examined Samuel Portland, Il. p.
Ross. W. 4. Tucslale and shepherd
NJ. Dunlap, who then asked TO confer
with their attorneys, and wop excused
until last night for that purpose.
When they appeared last night they
said their attorneys held that the senate
had no jurisdiction In the investigation
Of the alleged bribery Of q member 81
the house, and had advised them no. to
answer any further questions before the
committee They followed the advice
ofthoir attorneys. When the committee
found that the advice Of attorneys wls
being followed uniformly by an the
witnesses called, the opcl session was
closed and the committee went into cz-
ccutiyc session on plans Tor further pro-
ccdurc.
The witnesses did not decline 90 tell
the name OF their counsel. and their ro-
plies showed thar most eminent lawyers
had been engaged in the ci.e.
The charges of bribery wen, made ~
Representative Or, and the rsoluuon
IN the house was adopted by only % M.
iirmativo votes, q majority OF a quorum
only. Thcr arr 100 mCmh,r, and any
measure rquirng ihn expenditure ~
money required 90 Affirmative votes, or
a majority 81 all A. the house COM
miticc cannot employ stonouaphcr or
do anything olse causing the cxpsndi.
turc of money it A. unable 90 proved
The senate by senator Bur,o voting
with the Democrats then adopted a rlso-
luton % investigate the charges. That
body has 3d members and is tio politi.
cally. by Burke voting in the aihuna.
tive the resolution was adopted I'D 90 IT,.
These resolutions wcu Offered M both
bodies on the day OF senator Hnnna's
election. They wen oIrrd bfurn any
ballots wen taken and fon. expected Oh
cause u deadlock or pn,tponcmcnt of
the election lti not dcn.cd that tho
hou-o has jurisdiction. Dot attorneys
have told thc Wineso, that the .enatc
has uo jurisdiction and thai they nccd
not reply 90 their qu .t.1ns.
The committee viii ask the senate 90
/ punish the viJnD. Cor contempt. and
20 give the investigators full authority.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-21


Irish seed potatoes fresh at Howell
Bros. As
C. A. Glenn Of Stone City was In
town Yesterday
WI. Turner went 10 Waco yesier.
day on business.
Rev. ]. b. Cochran returned from
Aavaloia Yesterday.
Flesh ICED Irish potatoes at Howell
Bros. 45
MIs Louise Eiile returned yesterday
from a Welt 10 Calvert
Capt s. NJ. Derdcu returned from
San Antonio yesterday.
Far nice butter delivered at your
home, see Mrs W. w. Griffin. 80
Mis Reynolis returned to Franklin
yesterday aner a Welt 10 Mrs. n.
Roh3e.
ar Julia Wippreehi and daughter.
Mlss Ell.bolh, returned 20 Houston
yesterday
hule Counof has secured a position
With ODE 0uingion.iiall produce com.
pany 90 Waco.
Capt q. W. Smith Is fitting mp q
handsome Office Ia the Flppen building
ior Foster q Co.
Mr. o s.. johnson returned to Nava.
aoia yesterday after yislt 10 Mrs. Bes.
t.o Lawrence.
or. j u. Rollor u Welbofn, has
prize winning porker which will tip the
beam ai 400 pounds.
Dor Accident and Lie Insurance
either IN Lodge of Straight liz, Com.
raules sco Joe b. Reed. n
Jim weeien Of Harvey brought a sd2
pound poker 90 town yesterday. and
Gays De has killed one this season
weighing aigponnds.
The members ol Thos. Galhheht
ehapie OF ,ho Alpha Phi fraternity are
requested TO meet At The opera house
ihis afternoon 90 8 O'Clock to consider
tAo hoss memorial.
A..a hil'ie Edwards Of Lampasas Is
Wishing Mr atd Mrs. G.. W. Mesliehael
An Oh German who has been.
''''r-v- sas"a far number OF years
nf ine College, died "wednesday and
vas la'.el ore yesterday.
John Nayafil has moved his tailor
n0n un fairs over the post ofIic.
Ahut ho al be- pleased 20 have M
raN.n. and ihc public call and rot the
90 Noia 90 ilc lowest prices. %
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-21
Commission Leaving ror Rlu..

New York, Jan. eO.-Tho Herald.
correspondent with the Nicamguan ca.
nal commission sends these adyicos frum
Managua, under date Of Jan. 10:
THE United States commission and
part Of the Chicago engineers and sur.
yeyurs aro just leaving for Riyas By way
Of Lake Nicaragua, The two partic.
viii go down the san Juan river 10.
pothnr 20
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-21
OHIO RIVER UP.
Rises al the Rate Of Five Feet An
Hour AZ Cincinnati

AstsNH - AH' AAAN ~ AthN AfAA AN
Hour AZ Cincinnati.
Cincinnati, Jan. eO.-Thc Ohio river
after a sudden rise wednesday night AZ
the rate Of five feet an hour, caused by
a flood in Little Miami and Licking riv.
crs, settled down 20 a rate Of three inch.
Is an hour with the exception that be-.
tween o and O'Clock there was a rise of
six inches. Rainfall, which ceased 10.
forc daylight, amounted 20 2.2t inches.
and Il came 50 heavily as 60 nearly all
flow into the rivers. High winds pr,.
vailed throughout the night and the
temperature gradually falling, both OF
which conditions operate 90 lessen dan.
ger Of a food According 10 present adj.
vices them has not bccn a general heavy
min In Wcst Virginia nor elsewhere
about the head waters
At Pomcroy the river Is Imported sta.
tionary at rs feet with hard rains, the
weather being like April
Much damage has been done along
Little Miami river Bridge on the Penn.
ylwnia mad at Morrow has gone out,
causing long dot0ur hy trains
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-21
NEW JAPANESE CRUISER.


The kasagi successfully Launched a.
Philadelphia without n Mlshap.
Philadelphia, Jan. 2O.-Thc japanese
cruiser Kasagi was successfully launched
at 1851 o'clock today. The Kasagi is
the most important ship ever built in
the United States for foreign country,
and is the first foreign warship launched
IN this country since the Russian war.
ship Zobiaoa In 1878. Tho dimensions
Of the Kasagi arr; Length, 3iiis feet;
breadth, asa depth, 30; mean drought,
Effect inches; displacement at that
drught 1900 tons.
She is classed as a protected cruiser Of
the second class, and, like all vessels Of
her type, has no defensive armor rely.
ing ON her coal bunkors, which run lOs
feet fore and aft OF her midship section,
TO protect her engines, which are entire.
below tho water line. Above these Is q
protective deck, having maximum
thickness Of a. inches on the slopes and
D inches ON the fats.
The motive power is supplied by two
vertical inverted tripleoxpansion, 4.cyl.
inder engines, driving twin screws, and
estimated 10 develop. under forced
dnught, a mean speed Of 22' knots
per hour. The boiler rooms contain -
single-cndcd boilers. The batteries ON
the kaagi arc heavier than those. ON
either the cruisers Minneapolis or Col.
umbia There are two 3inch rifles 90
the sides and her armament besides will
consist Of 10 i-i.inch quick firing rifles,
a secondary battery Of ~ l2.pound
quick firing rifles and o q inch ilotch.
kiss guns
There aro two steel masts on the ka-
sagi. These will b. provided with fight
ing tops, In which rapid firing guns viii
b. placed
The contract for the Kasagi was
signed with representatives Of the Jap
ancse government on Disc "a, '9b, and
her building carefully watched by Com.
mandor Khtsuro Marta, naval aitachc
Of the Mikado's legation at Washington.
Ever since japan had navy custom,
libcrating doves has been In vogue, and
the release OF two doves today was 20
symbolic the happy fruition Of the
great endeavur 90 accomplish through
the intorccssion 81 white winged peace.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-21

a denial OF tue appncauon OF Eugrnc
Burt for commutation 10 life imprison
mcnt oi the death sentence Tor the muir
der Of his wife and two childrn ia this
city on July 90, 1896,
Acting upon this recommendation the
governor declined to Interfere, which
means that Burt must dic upln the gal.
lows fur his crime
The defendants attorneys will have
prepared ma affidavit setting forth that
Burt has lgcomo insane since his trial
Il viii d. filed with the district clerk
but viii not bc hoarl until tho next term
Of the court, which conycncs the int
Monday IN March This course would
compel a stay ~ execution
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-21
A UnIaue Letter.

Capt J. ]. Adams says some very
original letters come his way during the
course Of year relative TO the pay
ment Of taxes, but the following, re.
ceiyed some time ago from a colored
citizen, Is the the most unique he has
ever seen. We give the letter below,
emitting names: "Dear cir Please your
honor Mr.. j. j. Adams to Rite you a
few Lines 10 find out what my taxes are
and what they are Please 10 write and
Lot ne know Righta way--colored
Ia Brazos county. Rite Immediately
and let me knov and will Send the
same In money by Postal Note cciled
up in an enyelop 10 you Rite away.
Please 10 Send Il In the Care of--to
--, Mr.. J. ]. Adams, tax col. OF
Brazos Co, Texas. Ever yours Friend,
-, oolored' look and see what my
taxes are II you Please. live OH
plation."
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-21

Nashville, Jan. 20.-At the Democrat.
ic caucus, for the purpose OF nominating
a United States senator, OK senator
Turlcy, Congressman McNilliuand Gov
Taylor ven placed In nomination. The
first ballot was McMillin, $50; Turloy,
30; Taylor, 10, seven ballots woO
taken without essential changes, and
the caucus adjourn a. forty.hvo votes
arc pQuirud % nominate.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-21

Bonham. Tex, Jan 2O-Dick Has.
kns, guarl az the county all. was shot
and instantly killed by Jailcr J W.
Mckee IN the kitchen az the Jail Justice
lair was called 20 hold an inquest, five
parties witnessed the killing only one
shot was hrsd, and upon examination 10
was found that Haskin. was shot In the
left side Of the nose, the shot ranging
mp aud 90 the right, coming cut AZ the
hack 81 his bead. Full Particular could
not b. obtained.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-21

Inrcdo, Tex, Jan 60 -Bouto Mar.
tinez, a Mexican boy, who has bccn scry-
ing as house servant Ia New LAREDO, be-
came partially insane, and his employer
confined him In a rum. During the
night he poured the contents of a koro.
sene lamp over himself and ST IL on ilrc.
lie was 80 badly burned before help
could cach him that thcrc Is little hopc
Of his rccOvcrv.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-21

Waco. Tex Jan. 2O-On his rctuu
hcrc from his lccturing tour W g.
Bmnn was met by warrants issued nj
San Antonio by T. H. Shook, csquiro
justice 81 the peace of the first Baxni
county precinct Tho warrants wen
served by Deputy sheriff Tilloy Mr.
Bmnn gave s2Oo hail In each Of the fouI
cases pending boforc the justice, IN
which hc h. charged with criminal ltcl
Il Is not stated IN the warrants who Oh,
complainants aru.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-21
Double rrasL rlss,rlc Road.

Kansas City, Jan. 20.-Iohn 5. Johns,
who Is known hcro as woaltay stock.
man and railway promoter 81 Hous.
ton, Tex, Is promoting, with every pros.
poct Of success, a schcme for the con.
struotion Of a double Truck electric rail.
rad from Kansas City up the Kaw val.
ley, distance of6s mics. Water power
win b. used.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-21

Guthrie, % T., Jan e0-Joseph Kop.
Ia, Bohemian, aged 90 yoar.. who had
pccnily hocn adjudgyd insane. but not
yet s,nt 10 the asylum. committed sui.
eide ~ hanging himself with a halter
10 the natter, 81 a barn. 20 milos west %.
lfrn
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-21

Fort Worth, Tex, Jan. 2O.-F. T..
Mckenzie, a catiloman from Colorado,
Tex, while On route with car Of Herr.
fond cattle Tor his country, was thrown
against a hot stoke near LaBotic, Kan,
ON account Of the train breaking in two
lie was bruised and burned about the
face and right thigh.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-21
Floor Give. Way.

Omaha, Jan. 20.-A section Of the
foor AZ the Cudahy packing plant fell
here, carrying down several workmen
J. Noyak was killed, Chris Montgomery
sustained a hrokeu jaw and otherwise
badly bruised and Mike O'Day received
a had scalp wound. The wall support
ing the floor had bccn weakened BY N.
pairs In prugress.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-21

rcrIal, l. T., Jan. 20, Reuben Hud,
son, a resident Of this place, fell frum
the Rock Island railway bridge crossing
Red river, and when found was dead.
lie rcciyed a 2S.foot fan. he was about
Is years old and leaves a large family.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-21

Paris, Jan. minister Of the Int.
rior Barthou, NJ a cabinet meeting, In.
formed his colleagues Of measures taken
30 prevent strcot demonstrations He
aided that the proposed demonstration
Sunday viii b. prohibited. Tho trial Of
Emile ZOla will begin.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-21

Washington, Jan. 2O-United States
Minister Rockhill AZ Athens has for.
waulod the department Of state an ap-
peal ~ the Society Of Grcek Women for
the rturn Of fugitive Thossalonians {,
their homes. Tho appeal is directed to
the American people.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-21
BURT MUST HANG

Heard 81 rarions and che Gassrnor
HsfrsU o. interirrr.
Austin. Jan sO-Ihe hmrl ~ PAR.
dons has mado H. rcport, recommending
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-21

A horse was found fatally cut, with
entrails prolruding, on the street last
night aud was killed by officers.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-21
THE DAILY EAGLE

liercl si the r0fiofcc az Bryan. Texas. a.
Second Class mail matter
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-21

Bv COggELLY PALMER a CARNEs.
Mttcotr CAnsEs Ediiof
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-21

John Nitaftl has moved biz tailor
Non rn .lairs over the post Office
Auut ho a.lI be- pleased 90 have his
n'..n. ani iho public call aud got the
Dog Nofs 90 tlo lowest prices. %
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-06

prestito p or mil nilolnes de pesetas.
interes de 4 por GO ANIMAL.
Ha salido de Cayo Hueso para la
Peninsula Ell vapor mercante "Cstali'
na."
Fl bana i'd id. --El Conseio insu-
lar ia scordsdo permits Ia exoorta
ci6n de ia az,icar ell tabaeo hilado
portodos los puntos, menos para los
var K ses.
Sacanse muehos permisos para EN-
barco.
El buque de guerra americana
''Merrimac" () fue sorprendldo al in
tentar pasar al puerto de Santiago
de Cuba q las tres de Ia madrrgads
siendo canoneado por ei Moro, y el
crucero espanol "R-ina Mercedes,
atacando.e dos I'D 5stroyers' siendo
echado sp:que en- Ell canal, psso sin
obssacu'izar Ia entrada. Nosotros
no sufrimos novedad asguns. tanien-
do bosoo del ''ReIna Mercedea" IN
teniente De navfo siete marinesos
I" ys, kses" pr!s;onesos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-06
10 DE- CAVTTE

Gel Buscapie" publica detalles da
"ImparciaI~ de Madrid, dando cusnti
del combate de Cavite.
Dice Ell colega madrilefo:
= FL xRainaaC Cristina,@ ell SUlloa. y s
~Marques del Duero1 fueren destruido.
en- el combate.
El "Don Juan de Austria el "T1k
de Luz6n" y ell "lsla de Cuba' fueron
echadUs pfqae-Por- comandante:
para que no oayesen en- poder detesa,
migo.
III captain del "Mindauso," sufrieu,
do un fuego horroroso, consgui6 llsvu
este vapor la Playa de Bacoor, donde
10 hizo embarrancar. I
En- ell combate resultaron heridos /.
sef1or Alfonso, comandante del "Csstl.
lla," ell sefior Iturralde, del "Ulloa;' .!
teniente de nsvfo senior Zuano; e con
tador del Z" Ullos," el m6dico del "Rsi.
na Cristina," selor Lopez; ell seIor Pc
rrille, medico tambi6n, y 81 maquiu'
ta del " Juan de Austria.
Murieron ademas de los seiores Ca
dalso y Novo y 80 tripnlantss.
La baterfa de punta Sangley Tue
apagada por loe caIlonazos del enefn'
60.
Este sufrio importantes ayeriss %
sus naves.
El "Boston" y ell Concord" recf
bieron balas que les causaron destIo
zos en- la linea de flotaci6n.
El Baltimore tambien sufEid 9i2,
dss aver{as. Fa9 9preciT5 quo 10 renee
Taber quedado con Ia ID
quina inservible.
La escasa gusrnici6n de Cavlts, ~
ser impossible, la defensa tuVo qneN
tirarse.
Los yankees Sc posesionaroo ds ls eF
hfa.
Los hsbitautes de Manila Ia sbir
dor aron temiendo ell bombardeo Dc ~
momento otro.