The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-29
SPANISH NOTES.
Weyler's Censor Sends Out Some News
of Cuban Arrests

Havana, Nov. 2S.-General Ynclan,
while accommodating the heights of San
Juan, encountered the band of Delgado.
The insurgents were dispersed by artil-
lery fire ana lost Il number of men, The
troops burned IN insurgent camp.
The police recently became aware of
the existence of II secret meeting place of
revolutionary committee, and when all
the necessary proofs were in the hands of
the authorities the meeting place was
raided and two delegates, from the New
York iunta, Federico Izquicrtlo and
Tomas Alfonzo Martell, who were en-
gagged in forwarding insurgent recruits,
ammunition, stores and money to sub.
agents at Regla and other places, were
arrested, with Rafael Osuna Jose Sariol,
Jose Alfonzo, Jose Vallejo. Enrique
Carillo Felix Orange, Antonio Bosch and
eight Others
President Lonia Where's, of the gro
GERS exchange. Jose Jane II prominent
merchant, and Miguel Bercnguer, we'll
known citizen here, and other prominent
residents deny that there is n growing
feeling of hostility on the part of the
Spaniards in Havana against American
citizens They denounce as emphatically
false the report recently circulated to the
effect that the anarchists recently held n
reunion mt the grocers' exchange.
This report, they claim, is an interven.
ton for the purpose of exciting the Amer
cans and their friends against the Span
ish i'll Cuba. They also assert that COM
merce and industry at Havana is carried
on by honest, Woodworking men. Pres
ident Lonja Neyeres declares that Spanish
residents interested in legitimate mercan.
tile transactions fully appreciate the con-
duct of the American Government and he
insists they have nothing but words of
culOgy for President Cleveland On the
other hand he asserts that if the Amer-
cans should provoke war with Spain,
all of the Spanish in Cuba, as one man.
would take up arms for the defense of the
national honor and the sovereignty of the
island
1t is now announced that Luis Someil-
lans will be accord led Il public trial on the
eighth of January next.
HsiArtemisa was reached yesterday even.
ing by Gen. Ruiz, who is one of the aids
to Capt. Gen. Weyler in his campaign
against the insurgents in the province of
Pinar del Rio. At noon yesterday Cap
tan-General Weyler left Artemisa and
arrived this morning MT San Cristobal ac-
companied by Il correspondent OF the
Madrid impartial. Correspondents of
the Madrid Heraldo and FL Liberal do
not like the privilege which Captain Gen
eral Weyler has accorded the representa-
tive of n single newspaper. Ger. Weyler
was received with enthusiasm at Guam.
ajay.
While at this place he visited the mag.
nicent Hospital and the buildings'where
the infirmares are located for the pur-
pose of caring for soldiers, ill with yell
low fever and small poX. Captain Cen
eral Weyler stopped at the boxes of
different soldiers, and for each one he
had word of sympathy. General Wcy-
Ter expressed himself as being we'll
pleased with the results of his latest in
spection of the island. He added that he
WIS convinced that horse thieves and cat
tie thieves were the twp great aids in
keeping up II rebellion, and he has de
cded upon policy which will result in
the punishment of all persons of this
character. The captain general arrived
mt Holguin tonight, bringing with him
number of prisoners of war. Three
hundred volunteers left to-day for the
scene of conflict in Pinar del Rio, and
more are cXpected to leave. to- morrow