New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-25
TO ENFORCE NEUTRALITY.
THE ATLANTA ORDERED TO PATROL
CUBAN WATERS.
OTHER wARsHIPs WILL BE SENT SOUTH If
NrcrssARy-TuE RALEIGH STARTS on
CRU1sE-MINIsTER DrPrY DE LONE
MAKES a PROTEST.

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Washington June 2L-The cruiser Atlanta is un-
der orders TO leave New York Harbor 10 enforce the
neutrality laws II Cuban She will first stop
al Port au Prince. Hayt, and when she leaves
there her movements are likely 10 be somewhat
perplexing to fbuserlng expeditions menaclng the
south coast OF Cuba After cruising as long as her
coal lasts the Atlanta will go into Santiago de
Cuba and lie there until her bunkers are repieh-
ished. being held in readiness to go out ana give
chase 10 any expedition that may be reported
This new duty OF the Atlanta. together with that
Of the Raleigh along the Gulf coast OF the United
States indicates the determination Of the Adm.nis-
tratlon give spain opportunity Of accusing this
Government OF negligence.
While II is believed I'm official circles that the re-
ports alleging violations of neutrality have been TO
some extent exaggerated. other American warships
will be sent to the Gulf o. Mexico II 1t should be
demonstrated that the Atlanta and Raleigh are
unequal to the task assigned to them. The cruiser
Montgomery. which recently went TO Colon, and
after spending a week there has now returned to
C;reytown. had orders keep sharp lookout for
sympathetic movements in Central America in
which Americans might be involved.
Several expeditions from Costa Rica and other
Central American points are known to have started
for Cuba. and at least one OF them has landed on
the island As far as shown. the United States was
not concerned in them. but the Montgomery Will
continue vgilant until she returns to Mobile early
In Ju.y
The Raleigh sailed from Key West at II O'Clock
to-day for a cruise AZ between Cuba and the
Gulf states. She is likely - drop into any small
mort or inlet along the coast and thus prevent the
Assembling or sailing Of hbusters bound for CUBA.
The Spanish Minister. Senor Dupuy de LONE, TO-
d,v xnrnssaI his surprise that the American news
papers continue to print 80 many sensational ana
unfoundcd rumors respecting ,he stuation IN
tional dispatches from Tampa or Key West or
Nassau The representatives Of the United Press ss
and the leading American journals AZ havana a. ats E
generally aware OF all that - happening. ana u ~
not likely that information would become pupnSG
along the Florida coast which coud n9t De 'dti.u ~
In advance at Havana. There IL not day that ! am
not compelled y stamp az untrue dspa,chas III, rnn,, u
these places The latest Is the report ths inornhs
that Miguel CampOs. the son OF General MaruheH
Campos was killed in battle. Miguel canpos is
his fathers private secretary ana ms uea'n "ou
be- known Immediately by the authorities at havana
ana Malr and through them the tact would , De
forrieI il is safe to assume that II is a canard;,
The Presidents recent proclama,oh OK f,r ss rSs
is apparently producing good re-us' 80 rancarred
cuban sympathizers IN ms country are
Runor- Of fresh nouster'ns a,,,horltv saw
Washington continually. but those III S' ,hat
that these ruuors are usually Incorrect; ana Una,
The .ssAncs OF tmr % friends Of the rebels in
the United States.
Mrs Jose Marti the wife OF the Cuban insurgent
leader reported 10 have been killed by spanish
troops arrived in this city yesterday morning oy
the steamship city ot Washington Mrs Maru'
who was accompanied by her young son. Jose was
much fatigued by the voyage. and went. soon ai'er
puh'isher OF ''Fl Porvenir" who lives at NO. 30
West Thirty-nnih-st
4 Tribune reporter called a, the house last night
and asked 10 see Mrs MART. Mr Trujllo said that
she was tired and III and had retired. Ashei
~. thor Mrs MART believed her husband was uetu
as reported Mr. Trujllio was non-commlttai. re
shrugged his shoulders and said that. while me
Srtu.s. Government officially announced Maru
H. tth Mrs Marti had received no absolute conhr
nation of the statement , A,o<,,,
airs Martl" said Mr.. Trujllo. has enserimi .m
message ior friends and not sad one; sne WIZ WIZ
nrnnahiv b.. here fOr several months. although sle
h,s made ~ definite plans. Her present illness ~
only ,.mporary. the result OF a trying Voyase
h. confirms the reports published about the recent
s,,cc.ssn, OF the revolut.onsts When she has rest
- Tor a few days she nay have something more TO
say" A., ,,., a.. ,.
Mr Trujllo said that what let Mrs Marti 70 pc
ucva fhaf the reports ~ the death Of her husband
IN ghf b. tru. was the fac; that whcn she eIt
W1yonn she had not heard from him for over
month Previous to that he communicated with her
every Jew days When the spanish Government re-
pnrt,l Nartl was dead beyond doubt. Mrs. Maru
asked permission Of the Government 70 bring me
nd, Havana. but Il was refused her Marti 5
body according to the spanish officials was buried
in Santiago Mrs. Mart owns considerable prop,
nrty in 1'1ha but none OF 1t had been coniscated
nv me Government up to the time she left Cuba.