“American marine was slightly
W Two Cubans were killed
fl ’llssr wounded. '
ughllpnssihls to estimate the aunt-
WWW engaged. owing to
w there were at least toil.
“inclines behaved remotely.
“ . wash-mun, , _ nautical.
latter the severe cf the en-
. ,
gs captured camp lay about live
m southeast or the rifle pits of the
W and wah an important base
. theaemy. as it contained the onl)‘
Uhll within all or seven miles. iticut.
tin. flwflngton decided on the attack
reply in the day. and itilfllll it o‘clock
\ ‘ force starihd across the mountain.
march on and down the steep hill-
lib under the glaring tropical sun
w a severe test of endurance tor the
W and baton the battle ground
.was reached twenty-two men had re~
'cdved medical attention. All were air
is. however. to reach the position be-
M the fighting ceased.
The marines were compelled to
march in single file. following the
Mill trail. leanwhilc the Cu-
haas darted backward anti forward. to
p t and left. on the wont. It was
-, when from a hilltop the Ameri~
" cans caught sight at the Spanish camp
lying on a ridge below them. It con—
stated of one lsras house-the olicers‘
quarters—surrounded by numerous
“fleets“ and huts. all clustering about
t precious well.
. Americans hqan a cautious ad-
vuce. and were within 300 yards at
that Wilhelm fthtt‘diu-it at a ride
M the Isaaiah lines announced that
the Spaniards had discovered them.
The troops nulcltly moved into line
cl battle. with the (luhans on the loft
. huh hy the line of formation effected.
Th enemy's bullets were whirling
viciously over the Americana. but the
marines settled dovgt to their worlt tin
tincoacerncdiy as though tit target
Very few Spaniards were ill sight.
They were lytnu il'llillii illllli and to
m hush. but the polls of noodle rct
i m their intuitions. and enabled the
Malta to do eil'rt-tivc work. For
twoaty lninuteu both sides maintained
a tel-rile are. The tlponlsh shirts were
“orally wild and spasmodic. while
the Americans itlllit‘ti carefully and
flat to itlil. For the most part ottr
firing was done individually. but ill
tiles the tillccrs could direct tiring by
sauatia. always with telling slim-t.
it was beginning to loolt as though a
t charge down the slope would
he mry to dislodge the enemy.
when suddenly tht' latter tears to
Dinah-for it ihlclirvt a hundred yards
iurther on. Little groups could be new
Hag front the comp. netiuratitiit.
darting throiuh the lirttslt. and air
to escapi- the bullets.
t was than the American Ire tis-
. rams most tlsattir. Ian after than
mall he tit-cu to full in it vtiiti rush tor
W. and the fire from the tlpnllnh
heals wallet-ins and tritium rim-ti.
‘l‘we l'illlllitt lav dead and four
MI. and l‘rivuit- Walter. ol tunn-
m it. had in list» to the rear with
l w t wound in til» ntiitie.
my victory put the am is
I“ spirits. ’l‘hr llllll Mil
Mill methods of fighting. but.
It «hauled. m
I
of ii: “dwelt. will
‘ art the hssawhackilson
stations of ma .
. Wm
(Mirth teas. hr Aasuciated‘ ' Press.)
. On Board The Annotated Press lost
llauntleu. Guantanamo Bay. 'l‘itcsdsy.
June it. soon. vla Kingston. Joules.
Wednesday. June til. 5 a. lr-HWOVU‘
unpleasant the experience or unjustified
«by precedence. the landing of this small
detachment of marines. tensity raw
men. in the snotny's country. has
taught some lessons to the ulcers and
area. and. maihiy. aiso to the author-
ltles at Washington. it has showed
the mutants to be daring hushhghters.
and it has proved that every Ameri-
can camp must he compactly built and
as well protected to resist night at-
tarlts as thottgh in the Apache country.
it has developed several amai‘ l defects
in the navy guns undsr service condi-
tions. and it has shown that. given a
free rein with repeating rides. five
hundred nervous troops can waste iii.-
000 rounds of ammunition.htlllng shad~
own. in a single night and not think
even then that they have done much
shooting
Thanh the sixteen dead Spaniards
found by Lieutenant Neviilc's men
were regular uniforms. most of those
seen in the daylight attacks wore scar-
cely anything except big plantain
leaves hound arottnd their foreheads in
lieu of hats. 'l‘hia acted as an eftcctlw-
disguise to the bush. Others. stripped
to a pair of dirt tutored imitators. tied
branches around their waists. reaching
shoulder high. and moved very catt-
tionsiy. though some of them were
caught at the game.
Another trick was to make a moving
screen of two or three big palm leaves
almost impossible to detect where
stunted paint everywhere rises out of
the chapparel.
The Dubsn auxiliaries were most
useful in pointing out these tricks
There are slaty of these then now in
comp. mostly agrees with Cohan chi.
corn. They are hawh~eyeti woodsm .
tirestltlng even with thetlpaniam in e -
cry device of hush craft. The Ameri-
can routines. at llrst. were inclined to
tiiitcttlllti them. lint his morning they
tithiltt‘ l'lldilllliiillilli‘ilii)’ of the auxilinn
in for their daring. At nlgltt. iu shirt
Initih time. the marines say the Union
auxiliaries go throtuh the bush lilw
rnlihlta. 'l'ltelr i‘illl‘l l‘ntlll. hon’rver. is
tiieir reckless handling oi the new
mogtislne riiles.
.—..
sacral“ m
Conjectures Isgavsiag Germany‘s ia-
tsatioa to M lsstvatlty.
lily Associated Press.)
lleriin. .lunc llm'l‘hc (kilogae ila-
relic todny publishes it unto. under»
stood to lie semi-Metal. which reads
an ioliows:
At‘t‘tit‘tiili. to trustworthy intornuiilon
all t-ttnjet'ltlrfl is tits press and point-
ml circles in Spain. which are being
built on the supposed intestine oi tier.
many to abandon her neutralit in the
Philippines uncltltll. II“ I base
less. In ish ial quarters the
itl'l'iVlti of t erntan men of war at lla~
nilu lu rtuurtied its perlt-vtiy llflilil‘iti.
tor the tired“ tlertniin inlerertl litm-
deainutl |ll‘.tiitt'ililll.
m
ennui-run WAVIIB convict:
'l‘lilN. NAIllV'ilxldt. Thrill.
For the above (invasion iltc l'ltlltlllt‘i'li
tiaiisuy announces rate oi one «innit
Impetus tare far the round trip
'i‘ieiicia will he as“ Jilly Bil tn ilih. lh‘
elitItve.
The male amused try this line in
thrnosh air an tapr-
isaity to visit sans st in-
the
stand 0st
thsasc
Ms start: at W_
uuu . treats .
till rich in historic interest. At the
last semi “W i“ no;
rmlty oi V rials scar rs.
lull vii-w til the trellis oi the flotillnmi
railway. is tloatieeilo. illi' htotte sud
burial place at ‘l‘httissa taller-ton. ‘l‘ltls
is the uni lth in. through the
Miliiilll tluc tides mountains or
Western North Carolina. rewarded or
well initwinsd travelers as the aunt
liesutlltd man in Alerlin east of the
ml‘llfl. Aritevllis and lliitscre its
the land at the lhyl are irritat- ill ta~
ism. 'l'hsassthsllashssse-tttmgli
lisorvtils sad (thstlaancga. Mn. sl~
forties at this stall unity to
‘ visit tsunami late. 7 .
and listen Matt. the test unto
my eaten at the "th , tray.
llouitle train mitts totem New
‘l'urit and Nashville. Pullman cars.
New rot-it to llashrllis without «hang
lhtoilrd information as to rates.
d”will:.«liiunoss W u"
”I,
that: s. matrix
.‘allltindaoihonseworlt. , , _ ‘
oi White‘clycerine Toilet Soap in
mappings. (antholoilet. both.
i 7 ll
,Mfimfio
tie cocaine
Both are “guaranteed
a. ~ rice the woman
lathe of; illiantl;Y Shilling 3m
“shamans-WW.“ .
“casual-inn tees.
KRIEEER’S ~
Millittery and Cloak Store.
vi tit-urns u to on
With Popular Prices.
With the Largest Assortment of Flowers.
With the Latest Styles and Designs.
With the Largest and Cheapest Stock of Ribbons.
With the Largest Stock of Untriintncd Hats.
What you can't find anywhors sis.
in town you will always
not It
H. KRIEGER’S,
Mahsclsemo Hotel Block.
cvcunc :
vast-trim
tmfli. ~ -
Nialla" ' ‘
, 5cm ron ILLUSTRATED camoact:
M. H. (IDVER,
122 Washington St, South liotvtit.
Summer Stoves !
Gas Stoves.
Gasoline Stoves.
Blue Flame Oil Itoves.
Don't Iuy Until
Nash 8: Van Sony,
cos. “I" Ill! ass II" "III".
Mun-snarl“.
I‘ll m. M VIII.
.
Von Isa Our Line.
‘ 0 t I .. I; “ .
[paltry Wits lists Manners fast by
the null. ;
Chipper bottom Oahu m In.
Two lbs Wln'lalk I'll.
Comatock. Watkins
& Dow, .4
to Iashlagtsa as. as. sumo
W
mm “M .
in Stock.
We have paid special attention
to the new colors and have I
large variety of ticsigus in Red.
(inert. Blue and Brown.
You are cordially invited to
call and see them. -
Painters‘ supplies,
(linen. etc..
Painting. Waging
and decorating.
E. E. GORHAI
ii Pifiitltlli. lot limit
sum carpet Clotting.
Itttrissu limit: '
Fttittrs litaoititi.
SOFIO&CO.,
it Knight Btreoi. Norwalli.
Itasca Soap Powder,
It'or tiltit' luv the following lending uro-
ms; A. rt'i't‘ifi. :4 i‘utl l\'t'llllt'.
rm stunts; tittmw . . moon.
is Walla-met. Norwailt.
l.l..l.il.lllli.i.li.l'llii‘tltlt
in rllrrl Ilunr i. ltilti.
LicM’l-l sitti'i‘llmNtllttt'Mtli rolt
NEW l'OliK.
A. hl. limits. 4.55:. Malt. till». 0.55.
In. this. stat. suits. use. Milli.
loam. ll..1.'-x. ll.lit.
l'. sl.-- lam. tit. 2.25:. :i.ei. tor.
initix. 5.33. 5..'.:.x. ti.ii. :tutx. 8.”. loan
tii'Nltztt'ti.
.t. M." l‘.‘.-‘dix. 4.35:5. Milt. ".06.
i'. M. 5.3.5. Hi. 9.4M. litltt.
I.ls:.\\'li mew iilllK r‘tlit nutty"
NilitWAl.K.
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text. not. itiiil. iiitiax. iii-its. tttiox.
I'. it. lien. Lot. also. .ittzix. utter.
i.tt‘.'tt. Ulla. idiot. altar, tinny. dull.
7.00. H.001. tutti.
tll'NllAYil.
A. it. talent. duo. 1.30.
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l'. ll. i'.'.illlit. Lil. Mitts. its. Ml.
it it. intuit. H3. thitha. its. till.
«.37. 7.05. lilies. itlh. ll.lil.
ittidgrport in addition to shove. it.
in.. “I. Milli. Mil.
iiiiNliAYI. , .
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l'. li.~~l.tn. ‘
An I indicates cant-ens.
ittlti'l‘ll NilltttMiJi 'l‘tl liANllUitt‘.
A. lwlilll. Mil. tulip.
it. it. 1.00. “it. M0. Mitt
Inittrdays. only ii.iit p. m.
lMNlii'l'I 'l‘i) a0ii'l'll nonwaut.
A. tin-lot. Hi. MI. il.tn.
l'. lit—«m. Mil. til.
lliinday trains to ltsahury. "it a. In
“it p. n. Dentist-y. Mil a. at.
“it it. at. Mil p. in.
W
l'lfllll.
summarises
Wild-“'00
m
fin...
Isl-lessens"
ll 7 m
performances of Ringling
cursion rates on all lines or
This will be the only point in
bit during the
the United States.
play ever seen. lion’t miss it.
EilGRAViiiG.
We will furnish
lOO
WEDDING
llVi'i’l'l’iOIS
stigravlng. for
38
city.
liltilli tit.
Wedding worh folded
om sharps. Other
clltllfl
“I08
rvttttc
SEI'l’ilEL
orwith’mssls,haveaoeqnal.
osstraas
cuss.
W
mercuric ratios: innovations.
Arranactucats have been completed
by which all who wish to attend the
World's Greatest shows in Bridgeport.
Friday. June ll. can sestre special ea-
~inity where the great show will exhi-
present season. and
those who fail to see it will miss tht
grandest amusement event of the year
Since last season Ringling Bros.’ ta-
motts exhibition has been doubled in
tile and is now beyond it" question u:
rloubt the largest and best combined
circus. menoguric and hippodronte it,
The performance t»
given by over 300 high salaried spec-
ialists. in three rings. on two stages
In midrnir. and upon it huge quarter
mile hippodromc track. The grand
free street parade which tahott plant
ii iii o'clock on the morning 0! the ox-
hibltion is the must magnificent dis-
m
alas tKah. including inside
and outside euvslopss. thall-
ent quality and most artistic
mun use csat. lsssthaa
svsrslrrsdhvaaethsrlaihis
KM?“ ADDITIONAL HUN.
wrist in antelope- without
tint multiply uhsap.
Wastes sahs a "natal lilies
i'lais and sons. t .tt
tt ti l" M L.
Adder—as cards. I casts a
has astra-
Where plate is furnished:
to Unrtis. lssats
innards. lIsssI
, ....
Bros.‘
travel.
this vi
and in-
“INF
would project nine litclica
into line. and as the. in»
plumb. it would he 0‘3 a. .
the top of a . ‘
would not he‘safe to m t‘
racially if a horse was
cited.
llr. Fools asked if all _‘
was true. why the street was
dotted ‘
Ir. iiuni scam
some of the electric l "
notes from the attics the "' ~'
thought travelitu would‘hs . '
Council-an Read said II has
dered work on the strut-tat
Yesterday Infill“ he went
there appeared to be some .. w
He sent for Engineer Wold; .
It would be impossible labs
loh without taking ost‘fie _
Reed said if the trees were
he would not take aar.
'n the matter. or he remnant is M‘
pavement. He told the lull to . '
with the work. but they M . ‘
some or them got drank. and ema-
quently work was at a Wit.
was utterly impractical to m the
street. as a city meeting would. fit. '
apgmpri‘ate the mean. ' . ‘
0mm saioner Beans the.“ “all ‘
was some mlsundcmaalhg. U‘ .
tng the trees out the M ,
viade nearly {our feet wider ' ‘
the street would be and all! ‘
on account at the gnttlra‘llsiu‘ W 'E ‘
out. an the veateat ”w “
the curbs. M ll“ 1 7‘
Councilman Smith asked Dr. W I
if the trees were left thin. aad‘
should die within l few "In.
would remove them. sad.
reply thet he tnoat 7
Councilman Hatch aid ill
like to save the trees. ‘
(‘ounriltnan Smith-flu ill ”4‘ ‘i '
portal bio.
'tiilltt‘illnlllt Boutweil-hrs m f
if you Will do good work. ‘ l ' ’
taking Dr. Coburn'o hond'l; fl ‘ “t‘. .
the city.
t‘tmueilmnn Morgan wasted the. ” l. v
loved. and Dr. Colml'll'l MC .‘
perpotiltti. ‘ '
t'ouneilmnn Ferris had a h ‘
'.iW hurling for Dr. MIL“. ”.4. ‘
roars ago ttlie city (tilt Ml l I
'rom of his residence. and i ’
nrutt-utt‘tl it did an M ‘
Mr. Mehlahon elated ' ~
turns on the street new ‘ .1 ‘
an the oven hunt to as "'
ih'. Cobttrn said they t“ ‘
patriotic and if its III! m
twl would celebrate tees '
u regard to rectorl ,
t‘otlttnlltllouer Winchmr ‘ ‘ 1‘ ”
some see useless pclIs Iliad ‘
“til thought W” L l ‘ V '1
to bare' them removed. W.
won so grateful lft waa‘ .
'rhc muncii voted «than “I “3
W 1 l ‘
u ‘ of _ ‘
asnaasn M
Mounties.
The following rm . m
lll’ilitl ileum of "m N...“ m I
the hitti‘ri liiltl stripes dot-trod the1 “ “
oi ‘tlld Glory!" M
‘ 'l‘hei‘c was our illllttl seals!“
rifle who had stood Milli! H' V
'mi iiau . iltcphsu t-lVIr—Vll
the we was a mountain. Ill
talc-tn. In HassachltIItlI. to
illltis. om. when in a tenth”
tie rendered important U
pines. and the ssoals ‘ ‘
with it bountiful lag. l
uounredti literal unit“
the ll'litiibiitlltl of II chip.
titulmiil roailset s X
with his ml if and to We ‘
Nashville his hm ll! ‘
i'easltili. Witch ill W
obliged to secrete ill
it into a quilt. and
beneath it. its J ‘ a
Matty tunes the 0W, ” .'
marched his m is ""
yet raise it above thp
l""i'il it" "m he "“ 1
wt sat .a "
tits hour at “Lilia,
Nashville. mu ' T. 3’"
story oi "all “My. '
went with the. is ' V
lists-hoses. all ~ "
with the sea is ,
miss and situation ‘
Wlhtl'
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Mae-van
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