VOL. IX
THE DALLES, OREGON, .FRIDAY, JUNE 5. 1896
NO 129.
A SUCCESSFUL TRIP
Return of the Filibuster
"Three Friends."
CARRIED ARMS AND MEN TO CUBA
She Was Fired upon by a Spanish
Warship Finally Eluded Her
Pursuer.
Jacksonville, Fla., Jane 4. After a
thril'ing voyage, daring which she was
chased and fired upon by a Spanish
steamer, the filibuster Three Friends has
reached this port, after landing more
than 100 men and a large cargo of arms
and ammunition in Cuba. "
The landing was made on the night of
May 29, west of Trinidad, on the south
coast of Santa Clara province. The men
and ammunition were received by a
strong detachment from General La
Crete's column, and there was not a
Spaniard in sight to Interfere.
On the day before landing, May 28,
occurred the -most exciting incident of
the voyage. The filibuster was off the
coast of Cuba waiting for .signals from
the shore, when a Spanish warship hove
in sight and gave chase. There was
nothing to do but run for it, and the
Three Friends stood for the open sea,
with the Spaniards in hot chase. Cap
tain Broward, in command of the Three
Friends, watched the Spaniard. The
Spaniard was crowding on steam, for a
black cloud came from her stack. In
the cruiser's military top Captain
Broward saw several Spaniards taking
turns at the class. Suddenly there was
a puff of smoke from the cruiser and a
shell burst over the Three Friends. The
Spaniards sent shell after shell after .the
filibuster. But all went wide of the
mark. Finally Captain Broward, who
is ei-ebenffof Duval county, and noted
for his courage, got tired of being shot at
and decided to have a shot at the Span
iard. There was a 12-pound Ilotchties
on the Three Friends and this Captain
Broward trained on the cruiser, for he
saw a great commotion on board. Sev
eral ehota were exchanged, but mean'
. while the Three Friends were gaining on
the Spaniard. The engines of the flli
bnster behaved beautifully, and the
stokers worked with easnestness, for
there were more than 100 men on board
whose lives depended on the speed of
the Three Friends. Finally the filibuster
left the Spaniard. As the warship sank
below the horizon, first the hull, then
the mast and military top, and last the
Spanish nag, a great cheer arose from
the daring men on the Three Friends.
That night the Three Friends circled
around at sea. On Friday, May 29, she
again cautiously approached the Cuban
coast about nightfall, west of Trinidad,
and a rocket the signal agreed' upon
was sent up. It was answered from
shore. There were six " surtbo'ats on
board, and in these the men and arms
were transferred to shore. In four
hours the landing was coin pie ted, and
the Three Friends stood for the Florida
coast. . . " '
This is the third expedition the Three
Friends has landed in Cuba. Captain
Broward .would give no information
about the Laurada, save that 'when she
left Jacksonville she had men and arms
or Cuba, and that he expected to soon
hear of her being in some 'Jamaican
port. .
THE CATALOGUE OF CRIME.
Bells station was found a freshly killed
calf; a little further on the searchers
came across a lunch basket in which was
a part of the freeh meat.
Yesterday a man answering Dunham's
deecription waa'seen at the ranch of
Chaa. Jones, on Los Banos creek, about
14 miles from town ; he made a raid on
the garden, taking all the ripe peas and
turnips. He was later seen at Christo
ple Padias, in Pedron Azule canyon, a
small creek 22 miles southwest of Los
Banos, and went to the honse for food
and water, which he got. He was asked
to stay all night, but refused, and seemed
anxious to get away. His shoes were
pretty well worn, having the appearance
of rough roads. Officers are now in that
conn try, and the brush and timber is be
ing thoroughly searched. The country
is settled mostly by Indians of low type,
who would aid and conceal any fugitive
for money..
If he keeps this direction be is bound
to be caught. No cattle and sheep are
in the bills, and water is very ecarce.
He will be obliged to go to the houses
for food and water.
MURDERED THEIR FATHER.
Offloers Gradually Closing; In UpoD Dun
ham, tha Murderer.
Los Banos, Cal., ' June 4. Reports
still locate Dunham in 'the vicinity.
Local officers are alert. The trail is still
southward; the direction taken would
indicate that he was making for the
plains. He would probably reach the
river about Firebaugh. At Tiih O'Con
nor's, about 12 miles north of East
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boys rode to town and gave them
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One year ago the parents were di
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wife through a window and was after
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of insanity. Lately the boys have been
carrying revolvers, with the knowledge
of the county attorney, for the expressed
purpose of defending themselves if at
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the old man took a horse from the
home place south of here, where the
mother and children were living.' The
boys came up and took the horse from
where their father was stopping. He
mounted auother horse and followed the
boys, both of whom opened fire. A bul
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lodging near the backbone.' The doc
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