The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-12
CILIXIO GARCI.I'S SON
Into n Spanish Prison-Extermina.
ton of raclncos Demanded.

HAvASA. Nov. IA despatch from Madrid
says that Justo Garcia, son of the patriot Gen.
Ca!ixto Garcia. was arrested ut Bilbao imme-
diately after his arrival from Manila. The
young man said he intended TO join his family
il. New York. He has been sent 20 tine Chafa-
riLas Islands.
Leandro Gonzalez Alcnrta. editor of La Pas
oc Madrid. who was arrested there for compile
iry in the Cuban revolution. viii be brought
here for trial.
There are eighteen cases OF snall-po in one
house in this city. The epidemic is spreading.
At the suggestion of the Spanish Consul in
New York. Gen. Weylcr has issued a decree
regulating the importation OF machetes and
laichets from the United States.
Adviccs from the Jucaro-M Moron trocha are
that malaria and yellow fever are scourging
the Spanish troops here moro severely than
anywher else in the island. AT the Moron hos
p!tal alone n!nety-eight soldiers died from Oct
In an interview with a reporter o: La Lrcha
the three Russians who recently abandoned the
XII ,ss'G fhe eg' inn led inFf TimaT d@l Rio M five sp Meess
aEo. and. having been taken III with fever, they
GeSiatn to >nrren,tr; MHSeo, Lhey added, has
The sick in the Civil Hospital here have not
sufficient food and med ;cInes. Owing 10 Wcy-
Ter, decree r"noeFninG judicial proceedings tho
hospital authorities are hot able to collect the
reysnues; The municipal tr%a.pry owes the
According 70 Madrid dispatches Gen. Az
/ carragH. Minister OF War. was ASKED - Ac-
c"pt The place OF Captain-General OF tie army,
aud declined.
4 new military hospital has been established
at the HacendauoS sugar warehouse. II ac-
commodities 400 patients. The constant OPEN
Ing OF new hospitals is proof positive that tho
the extent OF sickness in the army. The Havana
hnri'alN alone. always uverrrOwl"l ARE large
enough TO contain more than the 1900 %patienin
! which he Government HimIts 10 .v in all the
hosp MS Of the entire lslm.r;:
lrst Tomas tarlncuati and PaSrasis CRrdenas
were shot yesterday At MAian~as Tor the crime
I OF TvICllua.'
The United Railways charges for freight and
passengers have been Increased 20 per cent,
III tUmcrciu says. THE pNCiLlcUs,' or neu-
trails, are nothing but ~tpHrn;ist- OF the worst
ton OF the war. " hen IL country Is AT war only
foreigners can be neutral, and they must be
closely watched, Any other persons claiming
to he neutral must he considcrcd traitors. a. twas
the case in uur mother country during the
French INVASION early I'm this century.
Let thosc who speA of respecting the pacif-
icos know that to do so is equivalent to ihsur-
ing the success OF the insurrrrIiun. Our Sa-
viour said: He who Is not with me is against
me- There are hut two courses 10 follow In
Cuba. either spain or the Infamous rebellion.
Nh1ever p~rnf"ssrN to Ice mrHtral Is, Spnin's en-
envy. The struggle IS . duel Ia the death. u war
without Ouurt"r. which wil not he terminated
save by the tutnl aunlh.lalion OF those who aid
the Instruction.
terminate them, brCauN" shn wishes to DO SO.
because She ia, tho mrnns. AMI because II Is
her lUtN to do IL. The p%aCiluOs viii soon dis
appear from viunr del E.n. ard gradually can
non VIII drive them out ot the other provinces.
NJ that in is imposing march through the
country the spanish arny may sweep away all
enemies: tor sNrlI CyrrN hOdY VIII lie considered
who IL fup1a outside the ciIl"s ami is not a span
ish soldier. Thus the uninn Of III" Spanish here
VIII al, last be accomplished by the force or
arms