Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-04

Fever season
, .-1~ss pondence Associated Press.
March S0.-At the theatre
nssday night Governor Gen
rHeo informed a civil official,
s one Of the party, that 900
Lad been freshly added TO the
- forces i'm Central and Eastern
ON the afternoon Of the same
ra government house had no such
Co mpart.
. next evening. but one after the
-s theatre party, an evening
of the city issued an extra edi-
.rr- o'clock. 1t announced that
-ush ministry at Madrid had
.eU informed that the rebel, Gen.
r. whom the Alliance was charg-
ID putting ashore, had positively
cuban soil land that the situa-
WAS serious. It was also stated
- 1000 more Spanish troops would
ar Cuba during April There
- ra Dee q chronological connection
the governors information on
r...-.r and the announcement
spain forty-eight hours later
Cuba's capital knew nothing
aI until by the swapping Of
it reached
HERE FROM ABROAD.
sa. so fer as revolution goes,
81, head i'm the sand. To be sure,
med men are so thick i'm Havana
nigh 20 be under foot Sol
the policemen and are con-
Sand. i'm view. Tn an apparently
rous and iudulgent way the peo-
now that some 1000 soldiers have
rom Spain this week, and the
-s and men with their ugly
caps and their b3ggy red trous-
have been much on view. But
are no ripples of excitement evil
Cd am onlOoker. even among a
10 whom the tailoring depart
. OF war appeals strongly.
81 Havbreak this morning the crack
sh regiment, Isabel La Catolca,
rr havana by special train for Bata-
u-ro ON the coast directly south,
where The troops viii sail TO ports in
.A IIt.A 10 VI NhAN lnAt-AANA- ~
r.-uW the Sixth Battalion will fol-
1N From private sources comes
this statement of the number of rebels
1 the field and the names Of COM
rnIers. BartOlO Nasso II men;
Can. AmadO Guerra. 100 armed horse
mon. Col. TamayO. CHIEF of the rebels
from NlnZanillO TO BayamO, so horse
men. Capt AmadO Liens, $50 men;
Can't Manuel CapOte. 200 infantry;
Lieut. Col Bulit0. $50 infantry; Capt.
Juan NassO. 250 horses and infantry.
Capt. Pedro Bopas. 200 horses and in
Eury. Col. Rabi. $50 horses and men;
Capt. Nmeida. % infantry; Capt. Juan
Rector $50 infantry; Juan Vega, 40 in
uury. total 1,412
These are now i'm the field and the
statement is made that the strength of
The revolution must not be numbered
the number Of men they choose TO
pace in view
AT ANY GIVEN TIME.
The rebels, &c is believed. have ma
tured their plan of campaign, which
involves Quietude of the main body Of
sympathizers and participants until
the rains come and fever shall have re-
duced the ranks of the Spanish troops
Meanwhile. the men i'm the field are eXA
pected TO harass and alarm. They are
acclimated-the Spanish military are
not
These plans are understood by the
government. and it has been an
r1uced that great bodies of troops
viii De- pushed into the disturbed dis
u.e-s To- crush out the rebellion by
sheer force at once. The fear Of fever
active. too Ramon Sanchez VarOna,
OH officer i'm the regular army and pri-
Eara secretary OF the leader of the gov
eminent party here, lis urging that the
rarl.eers of Havana and of Cuba
be sent into the field because
H are aCclimated. and because, in
m. view. they should bear the burden
war; I'm their own island. There are
about 5000 of these Beside there are
s-u'as. who enlist only for a time
and purpose. and who enlist them
selves I'M groups Ike the separate
companies of American militia. There
would be about 5000 Of these available
and Earoua is urging that these 1900
"al shall he sent TO the front, where
t..r know the country, while the
strange and uuacclimated Spanish
Troops shall be held 20 garrison the
towns.
Sew NOrk-The steamer Vigilancia,
la0, Mcintosh. arrived to-day from
Havana. A passenger reported that at
Nunuillo where he had been stop
Ping ,he sympathies Of the whole city
.e with the insurgents, who were
" waiting for a favorable Oppor-
unity To- join hands with the revOlu-
t.rs- forces. There had been several
! smshes between the Spanish troops
..- lrgeuts. but no decisive encoun-
took place a rUmOr was circu-
nc N7nZauillO that a large force
Oh. insurgents were about to invest
me town and caused great excitement
e-0rs the inhabitants
ALTON.