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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-01-14
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Certificate Of the Minister Of the Inter-
iOr re Bank Of Hawaii, Limited.

|, JAMES A.KING, Minister of the
Interior of the Republic of Hawaii, do
hereby CERTIFY that in accordance
with the requirements of Section II,
Chapter NNIll of the Session Laws of
,nSi, the same being an " Act to pro-
vide for the incorporation of Banking
Compa%!i"s, u have examined into the
condition of the "BANI> ''h HA-
WAII, LIMITED,' corporation
formed under said Act and located in
the City of Honolulu and am salts
fled that the said Corporation has full
ly complied with the provisions re-
quired 10y said Act, to he complied
with before commencing the business
Of Banking, and the said corporation,
the "Bank of Hawaii, Limited" is
hereby authorized To commence bust
ness.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have
hcrcunto placed my hand and Official
Seal this 23rd day of December, A.D.,
1897.
(Signcd) !. \. KING,
79l-2m Minister of the Interior.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-01-14

P. F. Ryan still continues in
charge of the Anchor and is ably
assisted by William Carlyle. At
the Anchor, Seattle beer o.
ireught can always be hal as
we'll as the best brands Of whis
kies, etc including John Dewar's
Scotch whisky. A FUN stock OF
&iher liquors, wines, &c, is KEEP
on hand also.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-01-14
Assignee Notice.

The undersigned, the Assignee in
Bankruptcy of the Estate of Gokodoki
of Waimca, Kauai, gives notice that
he has filed in the Circuit Court, First
Circuit, Hawaiian Islands his accounts
rs assignee and has asked for settle,
mcnt of the same and discharge and
that hearing on the same has been set
for Tuesday, January IS, ls0S, at ID
o'clock II. III. j. y. DlAS,
Assignee.
Honolulu, n. J., January S, 1898.
Sn6-tu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-01-14
Investment.

A good opportunity for investing IN
"A well established business. VIII
bear the strictest investigation. Can
he heard of by addressing "R. T."
7VG-tf BULLETIN Office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-01-14
Hawaiian Safe and Deposit Company

Notice is hereby given that Mr..
George r. Carter and Mr.. Ciarfnr"
II Cooke have been admitted aS
mariners in our firm from January l.,
Mr.. George II. Carter will act Us
Manager of the business. 80, =.
The Office for the present Will be IN
the Office Of Mr.. &, NJ. Cooke IN the
rear of the Bank Of Hawaii
p. {. JONES,
EDWIN \. JONES.
500 I'm
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-01-14
For Rent,

Lawn Mowers for rent cheap. Tele-
phone S52, Repairing and E0ameling
Furuiture OF all kinds. Lawn Mower
and Garden Hose a specially Prompt
ness l. our watch word.
756-tf n. f. BURGESS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-01-14
Removal Notice.

will remove my Wholesale Provi-
sion Store from Kckuanaoa Street to the
East Corner Of Queen and Nuuanu
Streets, on January 10, lS0S,
sol Nv $. KIMURA.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-01-14
For Rent.

Fouse containing four rooms, with
kitchen, pantry and stnrcrOom. Pre-
misses on Liliha street opposite Kua-
IIini. Immediate possession given.
For terms apply Ia w. G. Parke,
Kaahumanu street, Or {. Creighton,
Merchant street. 1SS-u
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-01-14
Notice.

During my absence from the city
DR.. G. l.. Garvin will have charge Of
my practise.
+. r. DAY, NJ. ID.
January s, 1895. SG7 lw
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-24
AN ENJOYABLE EXCURSION.
Three Hundred Prisons e joyed the
Pleasures Of Mount Hop: Park.

Yesterday afternoon the stauuch sea
going steamer Corssir. Geo. b. Hull,
commander. left NewhalIs wharf, So.
Water St.. Ut Q p. m, with over 300 pas
ssngers bound for she celebrated Mt.
Hope Park. The afternoon wal fine,
also the sail. The boat arrived 1t tbs
Park at 4 p. m. The party amused them
selves for the next two hours with view
ins the tine SCENERY, which. by tho way.
10 among the most beautiful on the New
England coast and they also enjoyed the
many attractions which are to 10 found
at the Park this season. Yh Park is
now under the management Of Mr.. Rus-
sell ID. Bullock Of Bristol, who Is GER
tainly tne right mAn, In the iight place.
Toe excursion wa In cnarRe or Mr.. Bur
linaame who proved hi nself q very pop.
uIar manager and he Is win ming hosts VI
friends 1is steamer left nc 6 p. N. ON
her return triu. The par ty was accom- :
panied By the Hedly-Livssy National
hand
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-24
NEW ORLEANS
OPENED FIRE

Shortly after Q o'clock the New Or
leans opened fire. An explosion occurred
ashore End soon columns OF smoke were
zen ascending from Bsiquiri standing
out white against the green background
Of the mountains that riss from she
wsssr's sdgs. The she'll had evidently
sst she buiidinss on rrs.
Before 8 o'clock the Texas. keeping
clsss In shore. proossapd 20 Cabanss two
and . half miles west OF nj MORO, to
make . point Of landing troops there.
Ths. trsnsports which were to have 10
compasisd the Texas we're stall far out ef
position. Suddenly . pun OF smoke
shos out from the western battery, show
log thss the snsmy were devoting stten-
Continued on Psgs 2
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-24
A PARTISAN
OF PEACE.
Gonzales So Declared
Himself--Spai is Response
BILE For Her Predicament.

was on ais way to the Philippine lsIsnds
TO defend the Spanish flag.
Another uproay was occasioned BY
Senior BaImsron, the Republican leader
announcing an attempt to close he de-
bate. He loudly exclaimed '1t ID an out
raReu and was commencing 10 attack tho
monsrchy, when his voice was drowned
by cries from eli parts OF the house Tho
uproar continued for some time and when
peace was restored the president
nouncsd that the Chamber would meet In
secret session TO discuss international
affairs.
SENIOR Sampler ARRESTED
In the Hobbies, subsequently, tnere war
great excitement occssionsd BY former
Deputy Sampler who ns Senior Salmeron
was leaving the house shouted "rhe Rs
publicans are devoid OF shams ~ they
allow the Chs m bsr TO Do closed aud they
do not seize the present oppoftunjty 10
accomplish somatnlng practicri." Hsnor
Sampler vas thercupou errestau.
The Senate discussed the political situ-
ation. SENATOR GoDralca who eaid no did
not speak as o part san, but ~ . Span.ssd
declared that tho conatry must 10 toIa
the truth. The chsstisemens falling on
nations or on collective bodies, he added,
had never been undeseryed - IL had been
attempted to make ih s~sSpaniArds bclieys.
Continuing he said: For everything
happening now the whole country. the
people, the parties and the goysrnment
are Responsible"
In spite of Interruptions Senator Con-
xales, continues / have many deediier
truths to tell. Spain has never known
what . real colonial policy Is. The Sem
ator then blamed the conservatives
severely for the present animation 81
AFFAIRS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-24

~terlnastr at Camp Dyer will be one OF
the Officers to be selsctet for such duty.
An Adverse Report.
H.. W. Brigham. who organized the
East Providencs division Of the Naval
Reserves. but wal rejected at the medical
examination, was examined at the Nav
port War College Yesterday, as to mis- nt-
ness to become Q naval officer. He hav-
Ing had no experience Ia the Naval Ks-
serves tuts oourse WAS necessary, n he
was given q chance on board the Con-
stsllation TO aoouaint himself with tho
duties Of tine position. The time given
was however, too short, evidently, for
the board reported adversely ON HE mise.
In spite Of the fact that the infantry
recruits havo left Camp Dyer. the rooms
OF tns Army Christian Comm ission ara
TO be kept open, and C.Z. Collins, general
secretary OF the Attlsboro Y. N. u. A.,
has assumed charge. The rooms are
greatly appreciated by the mon In camp,
and also by the cfficers at post headquar-
tiers.
Ihe Rhode Island regiment now 1T
Camp Alger has received anoJhsr honor,
kegimental Adjutant Bsrrows having
been appointed asst admit general OF the
brigade. Lars Anderson, the civilian ap-
poi0tee who became assistant brigade
a dJutant general. having heen advanced
and male dill iston adjutant general.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-24

Copyright. 1898. The Associated prsss.)
Madrid, June PAS .. m.--Ths debate
in the Chamber OF Deputies ON the Philip
pine question yesterday was marked by
great disorder. Senior Romeroy Robledo,
the Conservative leader, attacked Gene
raj Polavieja, the former minister OF war,
for treating with Aguinaldo, the insur-
gent leader and was interrupted with
shouts OF "that 10 untrue" . scene OF the
greatest confusion followed and the Sit
ting was suspended.
When business was resumed Senior
Robledo continued his remarks. He
asked II the government desired peace or
war; IL peace, he added, Spain had better
negotiate directly with the United States
az the powers would demand . brokers'
commission in case they interviewed. He
Q xorted all present 10 forget their party
qusrrels and remember that they were
Spaniards.
During the course OF his speech, Senior
Robledo censured the minister OF marine,
Capt. Aunon and Admiral Cervers, &C.
cusing than Of having granted unps-
triotic INTERVENE.
THE NAVY DEFENDED.
Captain Aunon defended the navy. He
said Senior Roblsdo's remarks were INSULT
Ing aud he characterized the published
interviews with him ~ being "dastor
TONS" AttN ~,
In consequence OF tho last statement,
the reporters left the Chamber OF Depu'
ties and ouly returned ct the clote OF tn
minister's speech, which concluded Will
the announcement that Admiral Camara
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-24

Copyright, 1893 The Associated Press. }
On board the Associated Press dis
patch boat Dauntless Oh Jursgua,
province Of Santiago dc Cuba, Thursday
night June e3. via port Antonio, Jamai-
On, Friday, June "a. q a. NIL The ad-
vance of the American army has reached
che edae Of the table land In which the
harbor Of Santiago d. Cuba lea. Hera.
ssvsn miles FROM Moro Castle. % the
CROW flea the main body of troops has
united M the Spaniards are in full re-
treat toward Santiago. They may at
temps . surprisa. but . decisive engage
ment is not expected for several days.
.uen. Lawton's brigade, which rested
last night at Demajayaho, four rallies
west Of Baiquiri resumed Its marcn ut
daylight Before noon his brigade. con-
sistine OF the Second Massachusetts,, the
Twelfth Infantry. the First battalion Of
the Fourth Infantry and two companies
Of the Tenth infantry, colored cavalry.
occupied Juragua Eve miles beyond, and
the American flag was hoisted there.
The Spaniards retired before the ad-
vance. which was covered by the Cuban
skirmiahers. burnine the block housss ~
they went.
Colonel Wagner, with . small o
Nuisance party of about forty men,
rushed against the flank Of q retrsatinG
Spanish column of 200 strong At Firmezas.
A dozen shots were fred BY the Span
iards a. Colonel Wagner fell back. Be-
fore General Lawton could bring up the
Twenty second. the van regiment, the
Standards had decampsd westward.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-24
MASONIC
HOSPITALITY
Local Communicates Are
the Guests
OF WORCESTER COUNTY.
Parade In This City Followed BY
Excursion Down the Bay.
OF WORCESTER COUNTY.
SHORE DINNER AT ROCKY POINT.

In the years that have gone BY thero
has hsen an exchange OF many fratsrnal
courtssiss between the local Masonic
eommanderi es and Woroestsr County
C~ommandery, Of Worcester, Mass, ana
for this reason the Worcester men
thought they should once more show
their estsem for che Providencs meu, and
considered that St johns day was N
excellent time to do IL. Contrary 20 the
usual order Of things the visiting Masons
were the hosts, while st. Johns md
Calvary Communicates Of this city were
their guests for the day.
Al q O'Clock this morning the 5lr
knights Of the two loosl commanoeriss
marched to the Union depot Whsrs se
$3.50 o'clock the Worcester commandery
was received With proper formality. =
short street parade was then made IN ths
following orner:
Police administers. Sergeant White
Battery Is bnnd OF WoI cesteI, Mass, = p In
graham, leader, "a pioces.
General committee OF srranaonents,
Worcester County Command err x 7, No ~,
OF Worcester, Mass, Eminuns Commandcr
F, p I. Ryder, ueneraiissim. WuitA,n \
Davis, Captain-Gensrsi Pw Clifford; -
Reeves American band. d " Reeves, leader.
% pieoos.
Eminent Commander Themes !. pn1llips.
Gensrsiissitno Thomas W Penney, Captain
General J II Potter 10; sir kniehts,
H~edly-Livssy oaaa, william \ L'ssey' 'eeosF'
So Johns ~Con,msnaery.K 4. mol 6mirent
Commander Nnltrr " rurnnAtp, General.
!ssimo frank y piercr. Captain General
Edward u clarke; us SIT knights.
The route o. march YVES sbrouHh Dor
rance. westminstsr, Mathrwscn, Veybns-
set streets. Market square,. Sooth Main
and l'lanes STREETS TO the dook 81 the
FAl, River Iron worEA who're the Tenn
plars boarded the ar~smre Dey Star,
which. mt 10 o'clock, sailed for Nooky
Point. 1hsrs the tdnsons enjoyed IN ex-
cellent dinner. aud later took = sail %
Newport. Abe return to the o1ey viii -
made some time this evening q the
Worcester Iemplars will take ssain for
hOmo. ..WN
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-24
NOT
In MORRO CASTLE

Washington. June 24.-10s .. m.-The
state department has just received the
following oaplsgram;
Playa del Este June 24-From . flag
Of truce. 1 learned today that Lieut.,
Hobson and his companions are all we'll
They are confined in the city Of santiago
four miles from MORO.
(signed) SAMPSON.
This lifted a weight Of anxiety 40 20
the condition Of tits brave band of
heroes for. since she recent lombard
ment in which Moro castle suffered
somewhat, there has been uncertainty as
to whether Robson and his men were
dead or alive. although 1t has never been
seriously believed the Sraniards would
expose these men to such dangers 40 to
lead to their death. The dispatch wa
further ~rsassuring in that 1t made clear
that Admiral 6ampson's assault upon ths
harbor entrance, to which MORO 10 the
main defence, would not tie crippled by
having the IRE kept away from that
fertilization in order to protect Hotson.
1t leaves she result CT 10 an attack
open to the usunl conditions Of war, and
not to that unusual and cruel device
which IL was feared had been resortsd to,
on protecting MORO by exposing Hobson.
This action. coupled with the report Of
the naval surgeons that our dead marines
were not mutilsted. conveys . senss Of
relief to the q thCrities here.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-24
DIPLOMAS
PRESENTED
Graduating Exercises at
Normal School.
ESSAYS BY GRADUATES.
Interesting Literary and Musical
Program.
ADDRESS BY THE PRINCIPAL.
S A BY GRADUATES.
ADDRESS BY THE PRINCIPAL.

The sraduatius exercises Of the 10th
class of the khode leland Normal School
tool place In Normal hall. Benefit street.
mt 10 O'Clock this morning. with. as
usual, q very large attendance. The hall
and the approaches to 1t were prsttily
decorated with flowers and potted plants.
while over the platform was the motto of
the class "Hope." The exerciss:
opend with q piano SELECTION By Miss
Jennie b. MCKINLEY Of Pawtucket
which was followed By prayer by Rev.
Floyd w. Tomkins rector of Grace
Church. me program Of exercises was
as follows. each Of the graduates deliver
ing an etssy:
Mary 1 Louisa icahey, Providence; CChiidren's
Ideals. Lilliss May Apes, Anth. ny: singing.
A Vacation Song. Margaret johnson The
Influence Of the School TIN Ms T,,o E Es1if,sa
Between Teacher and Pupils. Emily Gertrude
Lmnphcar. Peace Dale; Lesyning Self Control,
Bertha MAJ, Openshsw. Wcon s?sket; singing.
interest-Its Influence in Education. Jane
taiion. Mary Elizabeth Kirty. East Preyi-
mentsry schools Marie CALI, westerly i:
ECONOMY and Thrift, Florence Sutherland
Ryan, Providence: singing, Whirl and Twiri,
Wagner; Mature Study for Children; Anna
Eliza Brown, Albion Literature for Children,
julia Alloy sia IJwyer, Proyidonco; Whit Can
We DO With Literaturef Abbie Carpcnter
Watson, Hast ProviGence: Learning { Q Teach
by Teaching, Abbie Gertrude Riley, Bridge
ton singing, Tho Pilgrims Chorus, Wagner:
Tho Heart Giveth Grace 10 Every Art, Flyns
Hendricken O'Leary. Eart Providence: The
Tescher Out OF School. Nellie Tiiiinghast,
summit: Historical Sketch of the Rhode
Island Normal School. Ellen Ryan, Lonsdnle;
singing, Gather Spring Flowers. from tho
German.
Thcn came the address Of Principal
Wilson, which was followed by the pres
entntion Of certificses 20 the city training
GLASS. Gov. Dyer then, In his usual
happy vein, presented to the mem bers OF
the grad uating class the diplomas shy
were entitled to. and the sxs rcises closed
with the class song and ~bensdicfion BY
Rev. Mr.. Toinpkins-
vhs members of the P~rovidcncs train
ina who received certicfates we're; Ellen
MAJ Adams. Annoy Leone Arnold. Helen
Catherine DAVIS, Elizabeth Cooper Daw-
son. Gertrude May Durrell, Nellie Ag-
nss Farrell Martha, Ellen Feclcy, Fran
Continued on Page =.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-24
THE TROOPS
LANDING OF

Copyright, 1898, Ths Associated Press
on Santiago de Cuba. Wednesday,
June %, $3.50 p. m, via Playa del Este,
Guantanamo Bay. June 20. -uen. SHAT
tsr's forces, Is this dispatch IL written, are
being landed without opposition to speak
of at Baiquiri, IL miles east of El MORO.
IN landing thus far has been successful
In every respect. 1t has been covered BY
. naval bon bardment Four snousand
troops are ashore at this hour ana prob
ably ~, 900 will be ashore BY niehtfall.
One man killed on the Texas 10 the only
casualty SO far.
At y O'CLOCK this morning the work of
lowering the bouts from the New York,
Texas, MASSACHUSETTS lows. Oregon and
Brooklyn began. Forty eight men from
the flagship In the Q launch and cut
ters.
The vssuvius . few hours before stole
MP under the eastern hills OF srtiago
barbor and landed three gun cotton
shells In the neiRhborhood of the eastern
batteries. 1t is believed one shell destroy
cd the emplacoments. The western hat
tegy fired two futils shots altar the
vssuvius. The flagship's boats were low
cred and Ensign Palmer, who was In
charge and Naval Cadet Kautz, tool the
fisgship's fiotilia over to the auxiliary
cruiser st. Louis and reported to Capt.
Goodrich. who had tho general charge OF
tho landing. The New York still lay at
her regular blockadinR station, watching
for Admiral CerverA should he make q
dash out.
When the dawn broke the long line OF
transports was seen stretched out over
the eastern horizon nnd fading toward
Bsiquiri.
The Indiana was slowly coming into
blookading position at Baiquiri and the
New Orleans Detroit Castine and Wasp
could be seen family.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-24
STARTED FOR
CAMP ALCER.
Adjt. Gen. Sackett and Colonel
Walker Wilt Be Present at
Presentation Of CoIors.

Adjutant Genera ! sackett aud Lieut.
Col. w. Howard walker, accompanied by
Sergeant Harry W.. Burlingame, OF Com
pany II, First Regiment, H. /. NJ. 40
orderly, left on she Colonial express at
1906 o'clock this morning, for Was hing
ton. to represent she stats ct the pressn-
tation Of the colors to the First Rhode
Island kssiment BY Gen. william Ames,
at lamp Alger som orrow. den. and Mrs.
Aiues left Providsnoe for Washington
yesterday afternoon.
Lieut.. Rowan. Second United States
Artillery, reached Camp Dyer this morn
ing, from Fort Adams Newport and he
hopes to have both light battsri % mus
tered In before the sun set gun 10 Tired this
evening. In q day or two . burgee viii
fly from the roof OF tie guard house In
scri5sd with the words Camp Dyer.
Battery Men Sent Hon..
Tie extra men who had been enrolled
for the Two Rhtds Island batteries when
It was believed that ITO men were nesuei
for each battery, are being sent home,
much Against their will. and the general
sentiments was clearly shown whom last
night, st tie time TIE roll was called
Capt. Barker ssksd for volunteers, that
Ia ne calico for volunteers TO go home.
Not . man proffered himself. Now that
he cAnpot escape In this way, Cart. Bar
ksr will have to make the selection him
self. Without doubt the old and xIeri-
encad men Will be given the preference,
while the best OF the volunteers viii be
retained.
Gov. Dyer. while in Washington the
early part of this week was notified by
the war department. that this govern.
Mcnt would furnish horses for hosh bat
:eriss. In fact, the secretary Ct war will
sppttnt q toard q few days. upon the
suggestion OF the governor. to purchase
the horsfs. n A. the governor informsd
Z . secretary that the artmals could to
bought ~ cheap In this state ~ else
where 10 NAV OCCUR that the toard viii
ocnsjst of officers from the troops station
I'D 1t Fort Adams and Quons,t Pcint 1t
10 possible tnat Lisut. Weaver. post quar-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-24
BARLOW DISCHARGED.
Judge Sweetland Did Not Think Charge
of BaStardy Proven.

Francis Barlow. who was charged BY
Overs-er Of the Poor Cummings with
beirg the latter Of Miss Ethel Arncld's
onild was discharged BY Judge Sweerland
this morning, on the ground tina 1t
to become q charge on the state and
the evidence showed hat MIR. Barlow
Was not the father.
Assistant CITY Solicitor 0reenocRh
was somewhat surprised Mt the decision
and ON behalf Of the state took an np-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-24
CADIZ FLEET
SAILING EAST

Washington. June s4-Ths state de-
partment has just received sdvicss con-
fIrming the report that DO Spanish
Csdiz squadron Is In the hedirsrarnean,
moving eastward. The dispatch came
from an agent OF the department. In
Alsiers and wss o. follows t.
Captain Moon Of the English steamer
Hampton informs ms tbss he passed, the
I'D, ct Q .. m, OF pantellariA the
spanish squadron. bound east, fftssn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-24

A decres was sntsred In the Appellate
Court today In the matter Of the petition
Of Uharles X. Sweet for relief ~ an In
solvent, directing that funds In the hands
Of Mr.. Sweets sssisnsa John :. Man
Meg. ESQ. shsll not b. In any way sub
jses On the payment OF mortgage
given by sweet 70 ,r<psr. Hyde 4 20,
Loan a. Trust Company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-24
WAS
QUICKLY ABANDO NED

Jurasua was abandoned ny General
Linsres and twelve hundred spanish
troops with such haste that thsy had no
time to burn the town. General Liuares
rstreated to ssvills, sin miles west Of
Juragua and nine miles from Santiago.
A detachment of 10 Cubans Under
Colonel Aguirrs, coll ided with the span
ish rsar guard. The Cubsns lost two
men killsd and had seven wounded. The
Spanish loss is not known. One Spaniard
was mactetsd.
Gen. Chsffes with the Ninth Cavalry,
the rsmain der of the Eighth and Fourth,
SEVENTH. Twelfth. and Seventeenth in
fantry reached Jursgua at dark,
0sp. BssssI with the rvssrvs OF the
Twentieth infantry end Col Woods
Rough Riders dismosnssd. With s-dyss-
mite gun. hurried forward from Bsiquiri
at 3 o'clock. proceeding by forced
marches.
whes the couriers brought the news
that Jurasus he'd bssn occupied, the
troopships which had not dissm barksd
their troops q smsd N Jsrssua with .
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-24

Il now. ready. Copies may be obtained NJ
the following places: M steipcrt a rons' Co,
z-s2o Westminster ~: W W Kimhail Go. POI
weybassct 81; o 3 Leayons 4 Co. % wes..
Rounds a Co. 1O1- 100 North Main ~: George
X Weaver. 1870 1858 Westminster 81; Cerpen-
ter's Pharmacy. wstchemoket, East Provi-
Works, Crsns,on,. n .; q p Peterson. iis
Charles st, city: N~arrsespsett Park. Walter
Potter. Exchange place. city. ~.