The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-14
MISS CISNEkos INNEW YORK
How She DodE the spzniara~ at
Hay&Es-Th@y Probably Rejoice
80 al Her Escape.

NEW YORK Oct 11-EvanxeIEra C-gs-
Dercs. who recently escaped fron A span
ss1 prison n Gaia. was passenger or tns
Ward line steamer Seneca. wh5cz arrived
today from Havana. Ais C1sneroS asked
% D. excused troE2 saying anything aeozs
her imprisonment ard escape. On ne
passenger list she was registered as. Mss
Jaan@ SalA- SIC was travelling under fhe
care OF gentleman WHO accompanied hsr
from Ezv8la- Several newspaper Re-
po~ters ard g7ur women went alongside
ire steamer, and after tns Aealth ofseer 5
inspection vas over. 9ney accompanied
Miss ClsueTos 70 Tais city.
Upon landing the party tsok carriages 20
tEe Hctel waldorf and we're assigned %
rooms On the second eoor. Waite Sauo-lta
C5snsros vas fasi<Ee6. SIZE appeared % De
IA the very bsst OF spirits exulsant ever
b@r arrival tn America she does noE speA K
English. bur hsr face = very expressive.
ard sic seemed 20 tntu5tiveiy understand
the questions pat - her and answered IN
spanish, TIE sencTstz retired soon after
sire reached the hotel and refused 20 be
seen
Among her party was Ms J. Ellen
Foster. o. Washington. president Of the
National Vomens Republican AssOcla-
ton
Miss Cfsnaros' escape and safe arrival
on the Seneca vas enc q the most daring
feats eve. attempted ard successfully car
rieG out. On Saturday. when the Seneca
vas u leave Havana. detectives watched
the gangways with extra caution. Their
vigilance would probably have prevented
tEe departure r Miss Cisneros from Cuba.
bad X not been for refreshments Including
w-re. served ;ham by friends # Mss C7s-
neros aboard the Seneca. A few minutes
before the Seneca was ready 70 sail.
sim young fellow came running across the
wharf He had no baggage ard was
fsshIonably dressed. Detectives stopped
him. My name Is Juan SoIa" ne said.
and be showed his passport. Everything
v as satisfactory 40 the senior was allowed
70 60 aboard. L IS said that II II had not
been fer the wine. the strange figure Of
Ser3r sofa might have aroused suspicion
Miss Cisneros' friends when they saw
eStTvthIng was satisfactory. d.sembarked
ard watched the ship pun cut carrying the
fugitive 70 safety under the stars AMI
stripes
The Cuban iunta has issued an invitation
70 the people OF Greater New York and
vicinity. Interested IL Senorita cossi y
Cisneros ard the cause Of Cu6a. 70 attend
a reception 70 be rendered % The rescued
ycuuE woman az DeImonico+s on Ffftn ave-
nue. Saturday night The reception VII
really Be a demonstration % sympathy
with the struggling republic. and speakers
q national reputation vii address the
gathering.
HAVANA. Oct. i3-Today's Official Ca
zecte publishes an edict signed rs The mill
iary judge calling upon Evangelna Cozsa Y
Clsneros 70 present herself for sern u
fifteen days III jail. and ordering al clxu
and military authorities 20 eudeavor 20 ap-
pTehead her and, Z captured. ssnd her 70
Havana jail
CHICAGO. Oct. "A special to the
Daily News from Kankakae. Ill. says. J
~. Calhoun ex-spaciaf commissions
knows enough OF the political situation In
Cuba 70 warrant The belief that the span
ish authorities winked az the escape OF
Mss Clsner3s. Il released the authorities
Il IN an uarleasa Il sitIatlon without loss
70 their pride