The Lamar register., 1899-06-14

LII IAutnn ioaNS
r,,. Flupino- from ir'sinse ei
rs,iie.
,,ps 1l.-N dAyhreas yes
AhilA' ssrs.,. ~ I,5sN men, under
H rsy1uu. wheaton and over
~ A4yan.,,I rrom san Pedro MA
y .''t,,., - he country iSetws-'i, the
Mamie aud bay lake south OF
- III, COUNTRY had been
~ ulGiUst 10 faranque- IN
- Lsst fsp Officers kiliea ailH
- sNliliers waunde'i. ne
rpzIsls-i desperately al iae
-, N Thglr positions AHS FFft hi-
h, the trenches, Many more
- - q a., lrt, behind by the rels'ls
i -, rrlrcal. ,..,
-. gul thsgc wsrt many pros
az American soldiers from
eaHss .,.,,.,
tgtfai,ass each pf the Twenty
- NIrfh Infantry. SIX companies
- = T5l,ra,lu volunteers and . dc
a,ni af sTtiliery-
Ns1sHa cavalry was under ten
Nssstnu zss! ;ise fiietcrnth ata
| r,.sTtryuJh Infantry. the fohTsh
~ aBI a detachment Uf ilEht ar
so. under Gcneral ovsrshinc.
- s,zr,gIy dawn when TIE
In long. silent prosSa-siou.
"a uo the hillside behind The
20 yrr.ns.irs and formed \
~, line. CauCsaisd 10 the jungle,
| .l,sr.4a 7atssl outfs1sts Irtsl a few
7. t,Frr- lalnr ssrn. Tie cpI'oA-
srrsz t-etups-I two ranges of crcs-
4 .s.p-I hills
J. tTfiBFrv- tifs Colorado infantry
4 ~ Nerzia cavalry swung around
| tHl top &c tiss loft and 0fsued the
- II IA Ttss rs'scls made no rt-
~ frrHl the hillS, and the SolaFafio
ysutJsusgy advanced thron-h the
! ~raes uatH they were epnfgpnt.
bv ! frtae!i sruEI which a few
II yuEfrys vsEr tirpsi A spirited
ss,,se f5llanaaa aud charge Into
t-s-5 found q 10 ~ ds7zsrtri
n.r usaaIltre part af the Talg-
n anal Foarteeuth ryEtnseIlts
~ .=s0 sEtTulish fns, extending a
b tsr right; and supported by the
u .sg rys3meaIS swvp, down The
~ SD Hr toe hiiisiic toward an
n frrg0G.
|sggyplGhirE fhrouEh the usortss ss-r-
~ haITsrl1,i the Fourteenth, and
fyIgis taking advsniasv ef this,
ssgl sailsus nNt uIan them for
~ Gl.uzfrs- The Fourte~uth was
r sssEUsfsFyi 10 Withdraw fer ths.
gaz7- % Eni.uS = safe crossing ir
! gEzEF, Flually the trrEch vEs
..igti a hath Hanks. The reissfs
" ths uoDsls and sHsiaiuei sstrrne
sosrai LaWtnH then ppshs'-I his en-
/ n1HglaFad sszuth through the ssis
Y Tie f.1hIgu- until few miles
|'t - lsfasgHe. Whua h~ swung
|ast zE8 klitr,i On account of ;ie
sr.Ez ;hF asan.h n,ra were prostTat.
e. al sids-s owing 20 lack of water
rIp0sasv 70 tisr sun II = sst
III tl1i forty pr v,.fft. of The troops
\ |fE rIh1UsIeyl
- tgutl.-tnFrUfe,t monitor Monad-
p and ;b- thrts other vessels
l1Ed l'aFanqus this morning. aBsi The
~ po'agpT3y evacuated THE placs.
aftail Nicifois oi the MnnAdussrk
!, q, s1uStEesr during the day.
II tllipsu0 or-ufati1n az the pruv-
= q 1aViIe has bscn bruken and.
t,r usUiT Of the present movement,
! AEs5trsus now control the impor-
= nsz1F' towns ~ Paranane anst Las
las WI" a long line 81 In.ursrnt
1eeer facing Cyir sDrth lines has
r ei5ar-l
NJ toiuEHdp regiment was Ia the
ifaai % the figi,tiug all day and
e'svea u4rn wOuEdcsi. while Colo
Noes was slsO, ia the arm.
y" lhSaTErnts aslin proved their IA.
. as Hptisers, between 1890 and 1 7.
I warriors, Who seemed destined 10
elp'uFed having disappeared. the
NEslly >uilnz away under cover OF
9.-At after uehting the Americans
tas. Some others came to meet
l"'ls with pr1tsstat!ons OF friend
= Thirteenth Infantry lost on. man
~ aud stN Nyuunhc,is the Ninth In
on mau Killed and five wound
: liF Fucrtecuth infaatFy three
-. -. and the First Colorado vol
~. ~ iHeHt eleSeu wouu,led-
..'''s'llys work WAS the hardest
N'S has seen. The battlefield
4. ,,''s'7l ou, across the entire 18th
!. y Ion baIUus lie Bay to the har-
y hiLr the troops were adynne-
=. .n army gunhont Napldan. ia the
y, - n'af Iaguis. sheiIed tile enemy.
-As several or them.
- l''.t Hour seems Near.