THE CUBAN INSURRECTION.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXX, Issue 308, 31 December 1896, Page 4

THE CUBAN INSURRECTION.

WTRIOTIO'AISIi) HEROIC' ; : }£77;7:< family. ■ - ./•'-: x^"=;J^,ii^;9'^liaWß;;htfy6 jusf7be6n * 7- '.' v iß^^iinft^ith^rwf 7 .\^'dej^'of^^^^^ivaoi^wyj^iilj. '•; "' l^MMorcftoi^^aoter iia 'the per? '- , ,^»^ r^belleader Maoeo ", ■ ' xei^6d"oijx recent cable messages.' i '-■ Tl^ ; rhar^>had a most remarkable i«^R^Hiß.;fie^oe " 6yes7 heavy ; Vi^polwj Drtiadshouldersj and square jaw stamped mm: at, 9nce as a fighter,V;And! his- -"hatred of the iSpimiai^&.vras Only: equalled by his ll o6M6empfcfor,them, 'Thej were his heredita,rjf enemies, aud the blood of his iamilv has stained the island Ind to end, he being for. .", Twenty-eight onio Macep and his frore 'never to lay as until Cuba was thers have, all been anently . injured in the last, the" eldest at of the family iB, the Cubans rose in !68, the Maofios at :,to remain neutral ; ility. was ohanged to when tho : Spanish I their house and i. stole their cattle, iting out the family the 1 aged father jfnise from his sons Id never, lay down I the Spaniards were ij;'. joined, Maximo j iief/of the rebels/ IBgejnens/the. father lefore the expiration i Manuel,/ >Fer'miDi 08o,,had been ikiiieu h,ael,,waß spoupup it he left, the ; island zile in .Costa ftica.' i.af,ter' the .death of aainihg members of ily seemed to bear and became .the ars /under Gomez! i to occur was that b was killed by a at the, capture of short .time aubsewas shot dead at Felipe and Tomaso wounded, that they s cripples in . San ten, almost., at the gears' war, Marcus ),.'and ( his younger Bry was absolutely ring his first twelve ice he received six-twenty-one severe larked his body at he ten years' war. unity and apparent ombined a magnetleuYohim. Within ii been promoted various grades of riant, ana captain/ . The more power omez to Maceothe )ecame the fighting Maceo's following Bvoted one, and his How wherever he hen the Cuban and i eventually signed i ftlaceo deolined to gat on till absolute I. him to come to iia a Spanish war 'He continued tu V and organise for irs, till at last news , and hardly had he ; tou^h^df foot; on Cuban soil before rifles {Were cracking ana Itn^'^'iwere.Binging all about him. One day, after many long and weary 'V^deni&s; he caine aoross a band . r or insurgents led by Ka,bl, ana whea the • latter recognised in the , haggard uhd'hangry man the dashfn'gjead^r.of thetenyeare'war, the joyof^the^ihßurgents was boundleßs. '.:-; jtojtfe^d^sall; his old-limed vivß^li.t'lVned He was mora of a loader than: ever. ■ Hio ten yearß of i^e%d only served to; make hin> ; Ji%| oah^ons and calculating, ;He "knewtnaii he waa a better soldier thfttf when he accepted banishment. «In ! i^few 'Weeks he had reoruited ! 'iMm aßho'iiepd men. ; , Stoning ont o^ili7th^, nucleus' of a future ' i^my, 'He " swept everything before . him.« At Yateraa,'F^Upinas, Jara» ' benofttlnd Cristo tho Spanish were pupft"W^*k* history of Antbnid Macejci has' been printed 'irom day to % dajMn all the ; gMat newspapers of lite, w<jrldr;*'£e fitt^rly slaughtered '^artjnezpampos, near} fjigayamo,- and that able general only .escaped by Impersonating a wounded Spanis^'^idjer,, being^carried for xnilw/itt ii' hammook by his men. iif^ar'd'ilaceocrosßedthe Canto ijuareziyaldez at . Moßoones, and Holguin. A^Utjbj^^st: fie^dsfeated General at Puerto Padre; and then ... ctinoved-Son :to - Paerto, Principe. " ''^b^iM i Camagney he went, leaving ' ; ';%ti%a;of deßolation in his wake, -'(the. Spaniards at Maitiempo, Coliseo, Paso Heal and r CaJunJßte, finally reaching Pinar del Eioi -At last, however, the daring rebel has fallen, and, well may the Spaniards rejoice at : the removal of . Such a powerful antagonist. • y ; 5 ' ; A.J ' ' "-

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