Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-13
IINE AS A RANCHNAN.
g : ssoo,ita Cisneros' Escape from Jail
~ in Havana.
4. fssARKATIoN ON "A STEAMER
.-,.es safely In New fork-Romah
~ ao story of How She outwi''ed the
spanish Army

y.v York, Oct. 1s'-Evelnnsina
,..o y Clsneros,who recently escaped
.~ n spanish prison in cuba. was
'E'h ,,rsr ON the Ward Line steam
8 P-s which arrived today from
ia AZ quarantine. Miss CTS"
as asked to be excused from say
h.' arythng about her imprisonment
W. ,ope as she had not yet re-
and from scasickness, which Kept
evein ber stateroom during the whole
hsl u On the passenger list she was
pYasero5 as Miss Juana SOFA. She
Iesl'.,.sliur under the care OF
sa vas who accompanied her from
t thu5 when the Seneca reached
Hawai- the tow boat j. Fred
with several newspaper
l.nl'sssntatiyes and four women, went
.hl.-side the steamer, and after the
Hi,h officers inspection was over.
rl -. r,ent on board and accompanied
,G,. Cisneros to the city.
ATiss Cisneros' escape and SAFE ar
II an the Seneca was one of the
w, daring feats ever attempted and
.rccessfully carried out.
While she was sun III piisoh me-
,-,nds secured a passport Tor one
sIpan Sofa" and stateroom NO on
AZ Seneca was held in the same
~ This WIS three days before the
Aa, sailed on the Saturday when the
s.rsca was to leave Havana, detec-
,yss watched her gangway with ex-
va caution All day long they re-
aimed at their post, examining the
,,s.norts which all passengers have
!, show before leaving Havana. Their
Reliance would probably have pre-
v.rted the departure of Miss Cisneros
M II not been for a little refresh
mi which was served them by
s5srds Of Miss Cisneros. who We're
rand the Seneca. The refreahment
-siuded wine. The chief of police or
gsyana came aboard while the re-
h.shment part of the plot was in
t,Ogress, and. II is alleged he too, fell
victim to the wiles OF the Clsneros
fiction,
vas ready to pull out from her dock,
slim young fellow came running
,,ross the wharf. He had no bag
1ge and was fashionably dressed.
he walked quickly up the gang-plank.
The detectives stopped him.
MY name is John Soda" he said,
md he showed his passport. Every
hing was satisfactory, so the Senior
vas allowed to go aboard. It is said
that II II had not been for wine the
strange and rather curious figure of
ssnor sofia might have aroused the
gspclOns Of some of the detectives.
But the scheme worked successfully.
Mss Cisneros friends. when they saw
W.Ything was satisfactory. disem-
tukld and watched the ship pull
i,yy out under the frowning Span
VI guns carrying the fugitive to
MTG under the Stars and Stripes.
us Csneros did not court danger
gy more than was necessary, and at
.iis went to her cabin, The next day
vlen Moro Castle was far behind, she
gIeared on deck, transformed into
sn0rlta Juano Sofa, alias Cossio y
CsnerOs and dressed in u becoming
M gown.
Captain Stevens, commander of the
ssleca, was angry when he discussed
b. Cisneros Incident with a reporter.
SID he;
Since the commencement OF the
PRESENT Instruction IL has been the
tElom Of the Spanish authorities to
iet couple Of detectives at the
bad Of the gangway Of ships lying
b Havana. We arrived at Il. M. ON
f.grday and left at S p. m, during
Sikh time the detectives did not
1--we the head of the gang-plank.
!-N before the Seneca sailed the chief
Police his deputy and his secretary,
aae aboard. Senorita Cisnores had
aped two days previously and yet
'iy asked NO questions and made no
i4ich for her, although upon three
fneF occasions they had searched
seneca from stem to stern while
lng for suspects"
Nptain stevens said that to the best
hs knowledge the only person who
.tM aboard at Havana We're the
4Sue family the Del Real family,
gay Cinnamon and man whose
me appeared on the advance pas
nsl list as Juan Sofa and who must
l's hau passport, otherwise he
'-g not have got aboard. When 1t
q discovered that Juan Sofa" was
sHl The Juan" was changed to
.-ne and Miss Cisneros came in un-
~ that name.
ItN Cisneros was given some article
~nihlne wearing apparel by the
"auess Of the Seneca.
N' steward, an Englishman, who
-,yalaed at Tampico. said that he sat
f1ri. ''9a NlsnefOs AZ the table
|s me voyage and when she saw
APE Hattcras light she fell upon
,1, HHeeS on the deck and prayed de
-.A Mr Steward said he found
rescued Cuban a most pleasant
ts M mad her hair pinned up In a
rtsr "1Fh under a sombrero, when she
'u ulssulsed as a ranchnan.
peannce Of n French Nobienan.,
Nd 1 ego Oct. lS.-Guldo de Palazeu
b. 'conle to, who is said to be a
lwo ~, noblemnn, living for the past
ri. sdIs at 1910 Wrightwood avenue,
sor ,'tns and his friends are greatly
M l7I lest harm has come to him.
In M news that has come from
bin he left home in usual good
gsS ewing no indication OF an in
d. !9Ilhev, was Information from
eer ~ MY" ~ consul that the man had
tsek :" NJ aus oiice on Tuesday of last
seS an, Ihe missing Frenhcman mas
an Iaged since coming to Chicago
:" insurance broker.
'"'S md Morgan Go to Europc.
bsn tor OK OH, Oct, l3,--J. p. Morgan will
teutori. EUROPE today on the steamer
'A'lllI. AT HE