New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-01

WAR OF EXTERM1NATIoN AND ITS
SUCCESSFUL ENDING

Calsbran rosniars against them ended barely
war o.rstion ago. while Sicilan hrlgandS nave
gehs, 80 notoriety. But briSandage I'm Sar-
won. an institution hoary with the dust OF
dina = a." cherished by the islanders as a
ce1'u.-. not only Of dangers threatened and III
geia0iS mt also OF deeds az romantic daring ana
SOrsrv Il s only WltA'n uS AS ItN uSN : 1as
ors'Ssyy recorded briefly In "Ihe Daliy News
sreS~S A,al overthrow Of this institution has
ths1 ,,con,plished. and the circumstances sur
Gee" 80 the closing struggle or the orlgands IN
ro1n., a ~ their freedom are fuu ~ stirring ana
esieh,,c interest The cheering result is hailed
ora' Sss,ioht by the whole nation as marking an
Win 81 incaiculable moral Importance in her
history. ., ..~~,risn, established bv the brig
Ine a. he island was such that. against their
an ~ farmers were compelled 90 feed and
Nl., hem. and only last June hundreds Of the
sss"Sstanfs-amoug them Mayor and others
.Sso,~i.,-vere arrested on a charge OF har-
y a~s and helping these dangerous rebels.
~ the pursuit ~ the brigands began There
Is l;tie fear of their escape from the hrst. for
W.. eoest was zealOusy watched. especially IT,
" Ia NADIA ena Island and Cagliar' troops
W -our4i into the island and stationed all
w. 4, PARTICULARLY in The plains and even T.
ose' orsrues " escape had not been closed
l.s the fusit.ves t was known that the de-
- ieirc reyerEa4 on the rich farmer who
.sa.roynced them. salvatore Manca. would keep
-, within their native shores. After some
lie ~ search b. was q last discovered that
W. outlaws had evidently sought refuge ia the
LIS q Mount uoi-oiaL near Orsosolo I'm th"
,,.o,,rce e Nuor0 ono II the widest and most
tvgas ~ al Sarllnia's Wild and rugged noun
80 and one which offers or doubtless seemed
- c~4r A sure and safc asylum. Wild bOaIs.
Wild sheep ana ~ -. 80. 80
ere is Only . s, .,7-.. ,''1
n nan. r l. 49, ,,.,,-f.
rt,,b l.. defiance 20 the sklfuN-st Alpl,-
,'mbe-s render approach ve.nigh impossible.
MANNING THE APPROACHES
..-f.rs ca. WAS .prta1 lv his chief -
rsconno.tre TINS i.'e. ana. oNs",Seu as
peasant Dr. l-'.t-'1 ".'."f Sn.'N'Ir9 "' .i'e
mountain ana '' "~ az -
these Captain i''...~ Was a.'r 80 To ~'Si'ae
Ns men that 'i.l '.i i-a"Ie4 al ways oi rs-
cape from the mountain. Ihen' WIN nan.
III q meL. Ae SCI o-- one llsHl I'D lhe assault.
sbor0usv cim.rs iAe almost impiac tlcaols
,,ssrs arf crawling painfully ON hands and
- .rr...ee the Irushwo01 When they were
.-,ro -ra summit without having seen any
.-sces ~ ,rs tr.eanas Captain Petella sent eau
out once more % spy me land. ana Just at day.
80 can discovered SINAI. hat. built -
- r..s ana rooted with branches standing
- fbe shelter ~ the rocks Ou receiving Cau's
-. r7--atr P-teua led his men Ga once
- o-5 -t,st ne th.r came in sight u the hu-
M ~rs - The brsants spi,i them and
- ..~..,-.,. twice IN th.rn bur without
- ~ 49,. use r..,,,r.1 ana H. vas severe
en-. r-i.-,ir,- he ,.aa ev-;v and howl
"o-.-' .,.- ia .ra-,ial o,t, -
ins ~ 80 .t7- ..,sae,it- leaned ir., The steep
i0cA' an 49,, 49,. .-, l- 20 t,.
"a VIZ f,-.5- -.-t,..ss ,,a,,-ls i.,,.a
r1es me ONE. ..-'"-9' -.
oeeH h'-s--- '-s t-,-.. 49,.
years ,a,N7 -3l..- o.. -. 80 49, ..s,,,C.
began. ne ,.'Sa'--s ,3-7'. a. 20 az .
c; ,a- - 80 s,- ~, she,,"r a. rbev ara
shifting non. s--.'-. 10 $40 ~, 49,
The trst * them 10 ial vas me gan ..''ls
N-dis. whose breast vas sag .1..1-' @..- mo-
Jaw as smashed .E 0"e ue'-'! '-'V ", '-0
emseTs One ca '"s p-.s@9- go s',o -,
white feather Jaca Sierra s-l-' D7.Hs
wounded. NdS seen I'D IAl4 4-'-- t'.A- TO i'---