The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-26
the steamer only q abort time. He wac mate on
the Atlas before he took m OF the Tnlie.

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the Atlas before he took command OF tho Title.
cURANs VINO WE'RE ABOARD.
Though the Cubans were less numerous than
IN former expeditions OF the same importance.
this city. sohor Eilsco, Cariaye was said yester-
day 70 Be. In charge Of tho oxpeditionists astheir
cording TO what was said yesterday at the ohico
of tho Junta, he had no powers from the Junta,
prise Of Cubans 10 carry medicines and clothes
d; Frank 1grs%on.o;, g son Of e. Prof ,Ss Emilio Emilio
rique Aeramonte. is q native Of New York and
was released as an American citizen ABOUT two
had endured in Santiago do Cubn since carly in
ming OF the war landed in Cuba with Gen.
Antonio Macoo. few days after ne nsa mar h
ambush he wa caught by the, spaniards and
sent TO the fortress from which he was released
by Gen: Blaneo. a AsSra gno 1,h Is an no ardent pstTnio :
sSaSF senis%iP Sisersss' q. d Inst SIsIi.s
n1S Of Y tho sS' s ps g s S@S : aen and " %ol.snSwn;
GGIRSr srss. Ho Ff Sad Iste IL declared hSais; i sis Utter M', dis:
approval OF his brothers. attitude In favor OF
soSlP; 30 b PF resoi h1s G 10 3oin Ris e Sro SSSs oot taSS,
MI. Frank Psgiiaesi. an Italian BY birth, and
portant services to the patriots sinoe the war
began. He 10 an engineer. nm export In dyna.
"Cuba Iibre." He was the man who carly last
Friends, and with Capt. orBrien as commander.
first discovered, the. two Spanish gunboats
, ThiG ai, hidden behind MSsn some me r SSIso wsso s SSTsitinss
Pagliucci fred two cannon shots at thom and
W.. b. Moya is well known o,American re-
portors who visit the Cuban Junta. For three
years he has boon q faithful employee of the
Dr.. Garcia vieta. Fernando Pradier, Octavio
de Agniar. and Or. Ramon PAGES arc also mem.
tion. Of I fSo tb GSs cab bsmii Mso and ar. p rspo 81 sd miss.
ing. Horacio Hevia. Alfredo Bsrnudes, and Can
c%elleri. were also well.known members. Of the
AZ CAPT. JACK o'BRIEN TELLS IT.
Capt. jack o,Brien arrived at his home in
a adsoG ''ir sss hiSssTny' NJ \; d Ic:ot .ssSrt a4., after ans g
s s'sssfsss'' by H1 Fl. ' fsHiiy snd % %iHslF' S;pr Ha,
when asked to, give The SUN his experiences.
Can't. o'Brien said that II had been arranged BY
o taG s BY che 81 t tns na snS Full M isST En ss IN Ms Ss S EorF,
but he added that II he could accommodate THE
SUN In any way he would try 70 do 80. as he
1.-THE Tillio was not scuttled." he said. "Nor
fault it W as in the mschinery."
How were the nineteen survivors saved"
Ll6 reporter N1kc0.
tive Of the crew lowered one of our boats,
reach the Governor Amos. Il Is dificuit to
dark, as pitch and as cold az Alaska.
charge. This carried nino men. and after a terri.
BILE struggle against the mountainous waves we
anil Iii s hands 70 so oss ssft sHe a ssssn e e. th Hn ssa0o %s
tie Ames volunteered TO jump into our boat;
They rowed away in tho darkness, and by skflful
seamanship managed to bring back seven of
them. but when the boat returned to the Ames
aboard the schooner. The four men left aboard
tho Tillie 1t was impossible to save. The boats
sohooner's sides wero high out Of water and the
seas were terribly high. One Of the four men left
aboard our vessel was tho steward, who has
crew. The others were working their passage.
In conclusion, Capt. o'Brien said that he could
o oas 81" Than sas shas Il Tn %ss abe t1 fiftsen iG %iies ef
shore. When congratulated on his escspe, Capt.
o'Brien said. "God is good to tho Irish"
HAWKINS MET A LIKE FATE A YEAR ACC.
Tho ]. w. Hawkins. with 100 Cuban volun-
forty.dyo miles Z. s. i. from Barrie.
gat. Tho Hawkins expedition was In charge
s sdn Gnai Sdlif SS esEsiHi w sss sai0 ttSsl' ,1 Ts.
out through the Sound s'i Just s'S as The a TfIli s' did.
notoriously unseaworthy. but the Cubans took
the word Of two inspectors who had been hired
to look her over and they had mot the slishtest
steamer had been scuttled BY q spanish spy. BY
s as.s sep p%sr afssii S0w satisfied sh Eat al shs sa' shi tbS lad th nSs
been at to GO, outside the Sound: When. the
Hawking foundered six Cubans and four Of the