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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-16
ROOMS WANTED.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED TO BUY, TWO SHOW
cases. d. j. Morrison q Bro. market
square.
WANTED, A SECONDHAND HAND
elevator. Davis Machine Shop.
SECONDHAND ROLLER TOP DESK
and medium-sized safe; State price. Ad-
dress Desk, this office
WANTED, TO INVEST 5000 OR
more, If necessary, In some good paying
business. Investment, News office.
OLD LEAD. BRASS. COPPER, CASH.
Foundry corner East Bay and Houston
streets
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FATHER MCCARTHY ON BAaACOA.

IT. temperature; *V. velocity of wind.
Ii. B. Boyer. Observer.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

HELP WANTED-MALE.
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WANTED, EXPERIENCED SALES
people for notions hosiery, laces, dress
goods, domestic and house furnishing de-
partments. Address by letter, Jackson,
Metzger 81 Co., corner Broughton and
Whitaker streets.
WANTED. CAKE AND PASTRY BA-
kerr Apply to John Derst, variety bak-
cry.
WANTED, A HUSTLER TO ACT AS
collector and salesman; good money to
right party. The Singer Mfg. Co., 1875
Whitaker street.
A BOY WANTED, WHITE BOY. APP
ply at P. H. Herman, 10 West State
street.
WANTED, TWO MEN TO CANVASS
in the city; pay small, but sure; state ex-
perience, If any. Address Postoffie Box
204. City.
WANTED, EXPERIENCED DRESS
goods salesman. Apply at Gutman's, 10
Broughton street, west.
WANTED, YOUNG MAN IN OFFICE:
salary small; must be well recommended
and have some knowledge of book keep
ing. Address Business" care News.
WANTED, A RELIABLE YOUNG
man to run lunch and refreshment stand
at camp; give reference. Wallace, News
Office.
WANTED, COMPETENT FERTILE
er travelling man; state experience, and
what salary expected. Address Fertilizer.
care News.
WANTED, A FEW BRIGHT, HONEST
hustlers for soliciting. Apply Monday 10
a. M, IL Congress street, west
WANTED, YOUNG MAN AS BUTLER,
with references. Apply PIT Charlton street.
east.
WANTED, FIRST CLASS COATMAK-
err; prices for making, ten dollars and
up; must be Al. Wengrow, 20 Broughton,
east.
WANTED. THREE ALL-ROUND Elk
perienced laundry hands, viz: one washer
and starcher, man; one ironer woman;
one finisher, woman. Address p. o. Box
206, Dothan, Ala. Inclose references.
WANTED, EXPERT LAUNDRYMAN
for thirty days to instruct help turn out
highest class gloss and domestic work Ad-
dress. with references, P. o. Box 2O6
Dothan, Ala.
PAPER HANGERS; COME PRE-
pared 10 go 10 work a. m. Monday. Sa-
vannah Building Supply Company, Con-
gress and Drayton streets.
WAIVED, 1f1fNEE MEN ~ CAN
vass and collect; salary or commission.
Apply room 9, odd Fellows building.
WANTED. A SALESMAN TO SELL a
quick selling article to families; only ext
perienced men need Apply. SO7 Bull street,
Monday evening Oct II, o'clock.
SALESMAN WANTED; LOCAL OR
travelling; free samples; protected ground;
several earn $40 weekly. Brattice Com
pany, 249 Pearl street, New York.
GOVERNMENT POSITIoNs-DON'T
prepare for any civil service examination
without seeing our illustrated catalogue
of information. Sent free. Columbian
Correspondence College, Washington, D.
G.
WE CAN GIVE EMPLOYMENT TO A
number Of young men; s. to S12 a week; no
art work or canvassing; work sent TO your
home; send addressed envelope for sample
and material Empire Works. % Duane
street, New York.
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WANTED, A HOUSE GIRL. 3O7
Broughton street, west.
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FOR SALE, IA LOTS ON ANDERSON
street. between s., +. & w. Ry. and COL
linsvile; these lots viii be sold for 50 per
cent. Of their value. You can place the
value. We think this fair proposition; Wa
have $40 lots in this locality for sale. and
welfare going to sell. Call on us II you
wish to buy. Prendergast & Black.
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FOR RENT--sTOREs

FOR RENT. STORE NO. IS BRoUGH-
ton street, east possession given Oct l.
Apply TO Walthour & Rivers, Drayton and
ST. Julian streets.
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FOR RENT. DWELLING HOUSES, 12s
and l2S Taylor street. west corner Ear
nard; possession Oct. 1. '9s. Apply lib
Broughton street. west
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FOR RENT OR SALE. THE LARGE
modern residence northeast Abercorn and
Gwinnett streets. II. NJ. c. Smith. Pro-
peler Towboat Office.
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Personal.


j. WILENSKY, THE CASH JEWEL
er and wire artist, 206 Broughton, west
is the place to gel your watches and jew
elry; repairing done at moderate prices
pins put in brooches, 10c; cash paid for
old gol1 and silver. or exchanged for new
jewelry; special demand this week for
making badges.
FOX, THE UPHOLSTERER, DOES
more and better work than any other;
prices tell; two upholsters (white) wanted
a once, corner Huh and Whitaker.
OPEN SUNDAYS. TARVER's EN-
ployment bureau and old book store is
now open on Sundays 20 accommodate
the soldiers and visitors in wants, SER
wants or books.
I MAKE ELEGANT SUITS FOR SIS.
Pants 50. Try them. A. Getz, Jefferson
State
STOVES, HEATERS AND TIN ROOFS
repaired p. H. Herman. 10 W. State
street.
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FOR SALE, TWO SMALL HOUSES
on Second. east of Montgomery; these
houses are good. safe investments; terms
easy Prendergast & Black.
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WANTED, CAKE AND PASTRY BA-
ker. Apply TO John Derst, variety bak-
cry.
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COMPETENT COOK, ALSO EXPERT
enced nurse SRI wanted. Apply after nine
o'clock, 12S Taylor street cast
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WANTED, EXPERIENCED SALES
people for notions hosiery, laces, dress
goods domestic and house furnishing de-
partments. Address by letter, Jackson,
Metzger g. Co., corner Broughton and
Whitaker streets.
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WANTED, YOUNG MAN IN OFFICE;
salary small; must be well recommended
and have some knowledge of book keep
ing. Address Business" care News.
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WANTED, RELIABLE GERMAN
girl, with city reference. to take care of
a child years Old, and assist in plain
sewing; good home and wages to the right
party. Address T. S. b.
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WANTED, A RELIABLE YOUNG
man to run lunch and refreshment stand
at camp; give reference. Wallace, News
office.
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FOR SALE. LOT ON BULL STREET;
30 feet twelve hundred. Prendergast &
Black. sF
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FOR RENT, THE THREE STORY
brick dwelling with modern eonvenlences
and outbuildings, No. 217 Abercorn street.
fronting Colonial Park. john Flannery,
Bay street
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WANTED, A HUSTLER TO ACT AS
collector and salesman; good money to
right party. The Singer Mfg. Co., 126
Whitaker street.
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A SPLENDID BUILDING LOT ON
Anderson street. next to the southwest
corner of Abercorn and Anderson, for
fifteen hundred dollars; on terms to suits
location beyond criticism. c. II. Dorsett-
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HELP wANTED-MALE.


S25 A WEEK AND EXPENSES PAID
to sell cigars. Experience unnecessary.
Holiday goods. The w. L. Kline Company
St. Louis. Mo.
WANTED. FOUR EXPERIENCED
speciality statesmen to call on best retail
merchants; line especially adapted to hol-
iday trade. but positions permanent; fifty
dollars per week over expenses Eastern
Mfg. Co, Manhattan Bldg. Chicago.
MAN OR WOMAN OF ENERGY AND
business ability to travel for established
firm. $50 a month and all expenses. p.
w. ziegler & Co. 225 Locust street. Phil
adelphis, Pa.
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I CLEAN AND DYE SUITS CHEAP.
making them look good as new. A Getz,
jefferson State.
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PORCELAIN LINED BATH TUBS.
eyphon let water closets and the latest
sanitary improvements. Let me give you
a bid. P. II. Herman, 10 w. State street
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.


RESPECTABLE MAN WANTS TO
drive delivery wagon or porter in a store.
80 Henry street lane. east.
WANTED. LIGHT BOOKKEEPING
or stenographic work to be done at night.
r. 5, care the Press.
WANTED. SEWING IN A FAMILY
by respectable white woman: price no
object. Address Nj, Morning News
WANTED, PLACE AS COOK. WITH
room on premises. Address 6lS Indian
street west.
WANTED, POSITION BY YOUNG
man as clerk in retail grocery store: 7
years experience; thoroughly reliable
good references. A. Glide Hemingway
Ol East Broughton.
POSITION WANTED BY A YOUNG
man Il years Old; willing to work. Ad-
dress r., care Morning News.
WANTED, POSITION BY A GOOD
strong reliable boy; 10 years of age; willing
to do anything. f. Mccarthy, northeast
corner Tenth and Jefferson.
A YOUNG LADY DESIRES A POSI-
ton as nursery governess. Address Re
fined"
A COLORED MAN WANTS A PLACE
as butler or to do housework willing to
do everything generally. Call at 24 Hall
street, east
ROOMS WANTED.
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WANTED, FOUR OR FIVE ROOMS
south Waldburg, between jefferson and
Abercorn. Address Quick. this office
WANTED, NICELY FURNISHED
room for gentleman in good neighborhood,
private family preferred; or where there
are but few people. Address MEG. care
News office, giving particulars.
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WANTED, CHAMBERMAID, AT MAR.
shall house. Apply Monday.
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A LOT FORTY FEET FRONT ON
King street. outside of city taxation, near
new ice factory and new government
buildings; a bargain II taken at once c.
II. Dorset.
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nELP WANTED-FEMALM.


WANTED, WHITE NURSE. APPL7
at u East Taylor
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MILLS q co. HAVE THE SERVICES
of the only first-class white dyer in this
city thus enabling them to turn out the
prettiest work ever seen in this city.
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A NICE HOUSE ON ANDERSON
street for sale. small cash payment and
balance In easy monthly payments. j. Il.
Fulton & Son.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-30
SPAIN is ALARMED.
CARIIsT ORGAN SAYS sAGAsTA n
MUCH PERTURBED.
Not ~ ship LIS Fit for service. Is what
II Says the Admiral OF the
Fleet Reported.

London. January 2a.-The Correra, organ
OF the carlists, speaking of the visit OF the
United States warship Maine, says the be-
lief Is that the Spanish public Ia tusti
fably alarmed. adding: "As q fact, II is
the government itself which IS seriously
alarmed, though every effort is made 10
disguise it. In spite OF tho official state
ment OF Admiral Cerveras the admiral Of
the fleet, on Tuesday last. at a conference
with tho minister of marine, when he as
serted that the recent evolution had de.
monstratcd the perfect condition of the
Spanish fleet, Admiral Ceryeras really re-
ported that there was not ship ready
for service; that the ships not actually in
dry dock ought to be there; that many az
the boilers were defective, that some ships
We're not armed, and that most Of the YES
sells arc needing cleaning"
In view OF tho pcrfidy OF the United
states, 1t Is not surprising that such neg
ieet and hclplessness creates alarm
According to the same paper. great i'm
portance is attached to the conference be-
tween NJ. Patenotre. the French minister
to Spain, and Senior cullon. the Spanish
minister for foreign affairs, who ii is said,
discussed the action Of the United States
"as II Is wen known that there is great
alarm Ia France ut the course Of events
The fact that N pateno,ro is intimately
conyersant with United States atrai,s lends
additional Importance to the matter.
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can for us, he. too, is troubled. and the
legation can not hold ALL
The riot was nothing unexpected. For
a month, since the Spanish autonomy rule
came into operation. We have been looking
for II. Autonomy was unpopularly met Ia
the States.
The news that the Maine and the Marble
head would be sent down from Key West
was heard with delight by us. but with
anger by the Spaniards. Their warships fiji
the Bahama channel, anS they want no
others there. AT one time Americans in
Havana ecrionsly thought OF asking the
British residents OF Cuba to request the
queen to send one of the Flying Squadron
over there, for though, in case of war.
Great Britain would be necessarily neutral.
yet the presence of the British flag. floating
IRON any warshlp, would be vastly more,
comforting than the everlasting Spanish
emblem that greets our eyes everywhere
why does not congress act? Why does
tho president hold back? These are tho
questions that arc whispered every hour
by the Americans OF Havana Yes, and
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THE SITUATION AT HAVANA. = -

Spanish warships made no attempt to go
after them. Havana is holding her own,
Since the riot we have had no public
saie OF newspapers. on the surface United
States newspapers can be offered for public
SALE but so strong Is the anti-Spauish tone
that General Banco has quietly prohibited
them; and you can scarcely purchase a
paper for love or money, They are bought
up by the government as soon as exposed
for sale. This is absolutely necessary in
order to prevent a repetition of the riot
OF two weeks ago. M
The telegraph wires are busy. The opcr.
ators are clicking word TO Washington and
London. Dispatches are sent TO the former
every half hour. Americans must send
their letters to Key West by steamer, from
there they can be telegraphed. But not
from Havana.
Soldiers are thick in the streets. Any
one may stop you. You must answer their
questions and give a satisfactory account
OF yourself or you can not go on. Short
replies are punished by arrest. 1t is now
Spain against Cuba and America, so the
in Havana feel.
Demonstration by Students.
Madrid, January 29.-The students made
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whispered with dread. for the minute the
hand OF the United States Is shown. that
same minute the llfc OF an American In
Havana will not be worth the paper on
which his name is written. Personally. at
the first word OF war, every Spanish officer
would issue forth. armed with machete.
to wreak vengeance upon every American
he met. for the United States Is so unpopu-
lar here that the mention OF the word In
the streets Is sufficient to start a street
brawl
And why? Because the United States
has decided to walt and let both sides
struggle 1t out little longer. And mean
while we residents OF Cuba, kept here by
business OF purse or state, must wait and
live IN anxiety.
A little way off the walls OF MORO Castle
CLEAN. They are bright with armament.
Every ship that sails from Havana stops
further along at MORO. Who enters there
goes not forth!
The armament OF the city is not strong.
II consists of small cannon and one big
gun. all told, less than the Maine carries.
Its battleships Off the coast are slow. Eight
hours to Key West Is the best they can
do. Our Columbia makes 1t in four. OF
Havana has a plenty, but OF am
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DEATH OF ARANGUEN.
HAD BEEN REPEATEDLY WARNED
OF IMPENDING DANGER.
WAS a Brother-in-Law of DR.. Gui-
terns--His Parents solicitous Con-
corning His Burial In Cuba.

New York, January ga dispatch from
Key West, Fla, to the Herald says. The
Information received here of the death OF
General Nestor Aranguen, who las been
operating in Havana and Matanzas PROV
inces in Cuba for year aud who has fur
nished many sensational incidents in the
insurrection, was in a press dispatch from
New York. While the report caused con-
siderable excitement and regret in the Gu
ban colony from the fact that his aged
father and mother and other relatives re-
side here, it caused no surprise whatever,
as his adventurous spirit was expected to
lead to his death Additional sympathy
was enlisted in the case from the fact that
young Aranguen's sister was recently
welded to Surgeon Guiteras of the United
States hospital service at this port.
Aranguen's aged father, shortly after
the news had been received, said he had
cabled to Consul General Lee for confirpia-
ton Of his sons death. He begged The
general, If the body was brought TO Havana
TO use his official influence to be permitted
TO give proper burial alongside his anres-
tors In the family vault. The death of his
favorte son, he said, while a severe af-
iliction TO the family, was also a severe
blow TO the cause which he espoused and
for which he had sacrificed his life.
The father addu.- that he had been eX-
necting such news and dreaded hearing
that some disaster had hefallen his son ever
since he held up a train between Havana
and Matanzas, In which several Spanish
officers were captured. Special orders, he
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me reported intention Of the ipaaish yoy.
1rnnssht TO SEND fleet OF warshi,.s IN
itlasana' The Spanish legarien Wis in.
,.n seine time ago that the small ri,n-
uoa.s now engaged in patroling tae .,nLan
e esss. would be strengthened soon by the
= nn,s,, q number OF torpe 10 rnts ard
soon ~ conditions vii. permit, T,,a ,,a. re
WY rle said TO be equipped for ssrylrs n Tho
rau', river and Havana hsrbar. The eo,n-
lns OF INC hnc cruiser cristooai C.olnn oss
~ ~ tns nest shirs In the Spanish nayy.NIth
.ne TORPEDO hoats Is said To be neessssrS
NJ sa sns.f safety as these little crafts must
800 y convoy 10 come TO ,nclr rclief in
lrsir coal supply Even with ,n,s ns,, ~
s s,s I Is safx she boats will nave 4 risry
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Samuel McrrclI, United States Citizen.
Havana, January 26.--To DO scared for
a weekl To be frightened out OF your
sensesl To DO startled out OF your house
and homcl That is what the residents Of
Havana have had to 1.-Two under the past
week.
It 10 only few days since the Spanish
officers charged on the newspaper offices
and afterward upon every American citi-
zen seen or found In the streets. But in
that week Americans have suffered torture.
The Irish boycott was nothing TO It, the
Scottish ban was pleasant compared to It.
Only the siege OF Paris. as described by
Minister Washburn. compares TO it, We
are In state OF siege, not only Of food,
but OF everything comfortable.
III we walk out we arc startled by the
fierce looks. II we stay In the house we
are In dread OF assassins. for our very
servants eye us with scowis. II We sleep,
II Is with the distant c3nnon ringing in
our ears. Only the American legation is
safe; and though General Lee does all lie
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SAID, had been issued by Havana authori-
,ies 70 capture tho young inaurgent and
ollhs MN dead or alive to Havana, and he
was ADVISED that plans to that end were
constantly being devised
IRE efforts, he continued, were renewed
alter the execution of General Plancos en-
soy, colonel Ruiz, and reward was Of
fered for hts head VS.
warnings had been repeatedly sent ia
young Aranguen. On one ocoason Senoriia
isabel Giralt, his fiancee, was dispatcheI
on thls perilous mission. Knowing tba
STRONG Keeling aroused by the SUMMARY az
ocutioh OF Colonel Ruiz and the determ,,o-
.oli OF the Spanish authorities to effect his
capture, which was favored by the Level
country IN which his operations were con-
uueteu' ne was advised TO seek temnoror nv
Ieluge with his limited command an,ona
the mountains in the eastern provinces
hiansueh only reply to all these warn
lhgs was that he was aware of tbe sp,,is,,
pians ana was Resigned to whatever ard
was in store. emu
is generally believed that Genora,
AiahRuens younger brother Benito nou,
mand sea W MS COM
nn uispatch received late last niobt -,
=, uui.eras From Consul General Ira ra,
r, we last hope cherished nv Aran-
f,s Parents that the reports recoivea 10
~. ueaeh We're untrue. General Leo sa,,a
~, tte oouy brought to Havana for fdsnt;fia,
IL - unat OF the insurgent general M.
=, , uo.ng ms utmost to obtain ina cons,,t
h \, NE haYana authorities to give ~, haa,.
ourlai as requested. e''e the pcuv
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been circulated cIandestinely attacking
Governor Br,izon for advising General
Blanco to deport certain persons. The cir
cular also charges that Governor Bruzon
has been for the past two years the prin-
cipal cnlister OF recruits for the lnsurgcnt
forces
Yesterday morning posters appeared pla-
cardcd on the principal buildings in Hav-
ana announcing that General Calixto Gar
cia and the insurgent leader Rabbi had
captured Holguin on January II.
1t Is reported that Senator Baulio Acc
ccste, one of General Pandos cinissaries
in Manzanillo, had been hanged for offer
ing money to the insurgents to inlucc them
to surrender
I'll Commerce. today published decree
ordering the payment by the government
OF the expenses of the trip to Cuba from
Madrid of the Cuban deputy. Giercga, and
his wife. 1t is believed there Is an agree.
ment with the Madrid government to turn
autonomy over to the Spanish element here.
1t is also believed that General Blanco viii
ignore this
General Arolas has seen Spain can not
carry en- the war In Cuba beyond July l
and that II by that time the island IS not
pacified Spain will be obliged 10 abandon
il for lack of resources
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THE SPANISH VERSION
Arangucn Fairly C,n,,
~ Riding Ruiz's Saddle.

"sucn Fairly Capture5-uo W.,
hg Hufx's Saddle.
r"shihgion, January 2a.--senor nnn,,
ie' me Spanish minister. today re-
oeiSsd tho following cablcgram.
peen proven erroneous. for tbe trada uo,..
aponuehts Of certain press are sIreaa :
$50 ing forth series Of horrors IN cor.
rvar with the killing Of Nestor Ara,,
ISL ..t,. MOI one of them has l,een on. =,
nss ,asana. january 30. 1898. THE corrs-
as follows: 's' ne facts are
nnors .'oi''ation OF columns that had hec,,
ih e hg several days dsfeated IN ~ s-,ii
~ oaih OF Aranguen of about Ial r,.,,,
s,ns; captured one prisoner. VII, leaa
trn',n aorce as guide aud the ros, -, ~ =
wbera MAJ heu 10 La flatila Fin ~ Nonta
esco,.t ,,,ausueh was in hiding viii, HID
m tbs ane rebels. when discovered 6rsd
disperssmdo DDS which rallied and guddenIv
four o,ha, uie escort, killing Ariagien pnd
one 80 LIS ana eaptursd five prisoners
ana Nv M, ,nsln wounded The escort csna,,a =
"nu WIN II the mistress OF Ara ,e,,., vspapeu
!, ~ tne place was found wornos ,',,,s
~. VINO was not seen anvil ofrar ~. "o.nu'
csn,,'a M y, she was carried on I, ,itrsr -,
s -. riorido In order 10 NV a. 'sr "
" sNiag proper attention. s"'o hur
shont = pfooi Of the falsehood ~ the 49,.
more 70 pe sent cut there is the fac, ' ,hss
mi NJ y, Nhe uead has a sabre ar n,s.h t,aas
~ =. documents captured m M $3.50
1suen prove that ns ~. ~ mig, Lues
'addis ihe saddle he used was nns..s
,niror,, ana nc had two buttons ~ Rm,..s
& lSicnsdn ms pockets. a. already reported
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