The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08
ABUSING eEM. Woop.
A Cuban Newspaper Attacks Him for Keep
ing Newfoundland Cubans in ONCE.
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SANTIAGO pE CURA, Nov, THE radical
newspaper III Cubano appeared yesterday with
| a two-column attack on Gen. Wood for retain-
ing in the Custom House and other public Of
fces in the province and municipality Cubans
who bore no part in the instruction. III
Cubano says that all such places belong by
right to Cubans who have been three years
| fighting the Spauiards. The writer speaks of
Gen. Skater Of malodorous memory" and
says the Americans have made fair promises.
but have done nothing, They are not dis
trlbutlng rations intelllgently. tn food not go
ing to the soldiers or to the families OF soldiers
in the fold.
Similar publications arc appearing every
day. but Gen. Wood does not notice them.
The effect OF these articles is directly con-
trary to that which the writer's intend. and they
are driving more and more conservatives into
tho American party, which is steadily becom-
ing stronger.
Word has been received from Washington that
the province OF Santiago Is TO be made regu-
lar postal department, and that offices will be
established at Santiago, Baiquiri, Guantanamo.
Holguin, Gibara, Baracoa, San Luis. and Man
~zanillo, and also at Bayamo as soon as Col.
Petit garrlsons the latter place with two COM
panies OF the Second Immunes. John Gerst
has been appointed superintendent OF the
ONO In Santiago city. Hugo Heydeman will
be money clerk OF the department.
Two hundred and fifty Gallegot Spainl miners.
who were engaged by the Baiquiri mining
companies from among the Spanish troops at
Cienfuegos. landed at Baiquiri this morning.
and will start work In the mines Immediately.
They went straight to Baiduiri from Clenfue-
gos. and did not pass through Santiago. There
is considerable growing among the Cubans
over their employment. but the malcontents
have too much respect for the power OF the
American army to attempt to make trouble.
Gen. Don Luis Valderrama OF Gen. Blnnco's
staff arrived here from Havana this morning
accompanied by three Spanish officers. for the
purpose OF obtaining the bodies of the Spanish
Generals. Vara del Rey. buried at FL Caney. and
Santocildes. buried at BayRmo. The Spaniards
were received officially by Gen. Wood. Col.
Beacon. Adjutant-G General Of the department,
and Lieut.. L. C.. Brooks. Adjutant- General OF
the city Of Santiago. They will disinter the
fcer commanded the Spanish garrison at FL
Caney. His body was abandoned by the Span
iards. and the Americans buried 1t where they
found it will military honors.
Gen. Santocildes was killed in the action be-
tween the Cubans and the Spaniards at Bay
amo. Gen. yalderrama will leave for Manzanillo
tomorrow with the body OF Gen. Vara del Rey.
He will take with him a letter from Gen. Wood.
ordering Col. Petit OF the Fourth Immunes.
commanding the ManzanilIo district. to furnish
the Spaniards with every facility and provide
them with q military escort to tax them to
Bayamo and protect them from molestation or
insult by the Cubans.