The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-17

sprans to his feet opiyering with npprehen:
elpa. ] opened the door. A music rack had
oSeT By y t See II which came rom IS" SQUIRT
yurd n breeEy puirs. lnp95tinga delicious cool
nesf 70 e Sc enS Se %sEnGsSdRerAa o S SSs i pSip s SSd nervous gSs
md wns confident thRt some ono had been been lSs o
SSnsq mutt e th and do %otl o9E 3 m'H Tho Wind %G Pnt,l cS
s9Sy 9!!P e e WI %%SihsspSSsiFSSdi. Som" I SS' one & 'P on Ire
ftGray opscp tbc ,lsttlced doors while the
EESbsSaqSS shrS na I 5Ghin d. to S3o Tnrtai PnS Of s, the bed SS.
low. was dotted with Spanish soldiers, but mono
OF them Ind found hls way 70 tho balcony, Tho
it3sslt upon my memoir. Aman With two bends
SSiirSi IN. rags mnbSFcd him for food, She. was
white Tipped and thlp tSeSEe yns burning fever Yer
lettuce and plnsedi G In her bony 1nEers,
she ,l had, 1 S%Eai Ty6 5SSiEssSS e :, 81 hSs sb iiR 81 S SqsSTSt the
SSr%onTse s shs 'e enrb. hes he SqlSSsp%e spR KS ar PSs around The
S sSEf be- be wac was R Eckc cGf into %S tRc RnPt tsttsS''g The citizen
fought his Way to the corner and disappeared
Dress es H nnif t 5 Sria SasS sPt tReir 9 S"llSscs ' canes Ses
aud ,roared with laughter, a moment after
s spite ip spSSteS q spanish nESh pTofanit y V0''s
Again was the lattice closed and the Cuban
sSsSETSiS that H tS TsSliSSG P' t6 nS t% tSe' ameTIea 1HF WIS 4ss
i nnyo Were s TTT m6tSSa6 Py AL, S4"p 9hass sp HSo c EyIeIr8g
npSn tSGm W '%ef T'T @affcG Gp mem Tn07 Even SnG 9h sn ssFi
wants In their rooms were in the employ q th9
TseEop.% | ret uTnsGF''Sa 81 0 nave tF %adq n tG ssis So !
S sSissslE$S$ SiSS. $ s . e sss;ff iIfs sf$ $sRIi$. fEsa' 4 R RssiSs
sSSssl SS.l, S%Sfs ! ma Sism H Very Ft useful Y and al hope
tn aelSgasS fTSm The Junta, however; w " IF II
s sPS lRRR I@ 81 sh sHR gpsn "a a. they sSsS might ! l6 sSSf g
ton OF, order signed by, Maxine Gomez; twas
ssseS :! was { (! EsaSS s p SSSsai a Eni shsp i Ssnds y Gen n
the coast. and the delegate from the Junta was
'n Befere E twenttyefoSr hours 81 a 's Similar HiiisPtd document
you'd rSaGh Gen; Rsrmnde ar IN Santa GlaTH;
and the representative Of the Junta seemed
He tried to, translate the. document, but was
utterly unable to make himself understood;
S StSse q s sas SqR WRS SSG Some RsEEf ho Wed e II sSe
Spanish tlSngnage. hs was sent fSr; and as as h. he
GOMEZ and Sa1skaed him what. he, thought Of t. S'n ),
Evidently The, Senator had not oorrelled
s fres tgfan 81 tRs 'P Besidss sESSfi s eyesIr IL was @Sk bad q
and there was no sunlight In the Sspa5tmenss
finally gave It mp altogether. Apparently he
did not consider It 9 document, Of tran
3ects. 3 The G SSfbSn was as e sSse more Sa G Sasstio sSsi
in the asld. Although extremely x we'll iae
formed nT IA he not placed dosedsr the 1 I1EF9hreas . rather G,d high
from sources o. e StrSiyf {r1stwortR hyufHft lie ccr retRisS
X Sit ss% RSsslSd Ei SS$ S BSsn l TIafi D RSsS fss as sssG ed
fore. but his brother still had, a hardy force
wIhhife loV was l haapSs nlGs on 9d ths dHr1ias OF the Span
PoSyt p the American Army carried a ship ship:
f fESH W viii th2 the Spa sPani hmdRuffi fflfna ,t RSrs Of f tRem T.
but the expedition was successful In only a
5Ff1s' result itE shows a That W" Dels 1SfSiS had sdAi Pos MORE
than q quarter Of the force with which he was
eould prov hihione even IN z eS Sbn men. 70 W ssS ro Eill es
every horse, mule. OK, cow. sheep. and hog in
P1nar del hio. and destroyed every hut and
As to the province Of. Havana. the Junta rep
specIds. He " was VS certain that Gen II RodriG9eS
nesEsr f.sDS tS tr%s; 4y5 SSt their united force was
AS to the Province OF Matanzas. the Cuban at
ST. 1855 SS5s men! tR &h Gen td Sst shns shis h %as sn pi SaFI%y
doubtful. however. whether the General had
In the province Of Santa olara Gen. Bermu-
f64 t Sas TSid ta to RS In S}9 rapasatj als td FeBBq ps1eEGl
] RSSFi9 oI,c the e SSRss6s IL ID yislt v vi sRPan :
We're s SHTsf; dpn66 By Bermudea himself. t VINO
ordered sSo,s their ipts im 5nedaPt exc execution T.ra , They
s sssftl$Ss sr PassSsd ih6 aS 4 ,d t6st FIX si{S; tI i WAS sS ssid
d. d SP9S q bad Ts Rot f, ssns;shi SfE s. t tSE e. ns&h h!sa:
t dRS e' Of Prev Isl Ssa'4 The fsAe City VT q SANTA clara aesl
was supplied by railroad. but the country was
w Taxase em @nS rSlf to- carr eg sp o4t % sgsigFisl@ ord %no
Over 1880 reconcentrados died in the city
within four months. These figures come from
In Puerto Principe Gomez himself was ocated
erp shore. Further south Quintin Bandera
held mountain sway. B1ndera's force was es3-
f mRte. d &s n;aoq&; im IL TFs u lF t2S saSdpt no an S ss5i,
than 300 men with him.
va asst OF a ~; the ea PTGYine Ss 81 isaP b ! 8e %as Son.
now in complete control, with headquarters
more than six months. but had finally given up
the job. and was said to be in command in
well equipped and fairly supplied with ammu-
milton; Ho has several pieces Of artillery which
Tun9as; The city WIS taken by assault and its
From this Il viii be seen that Gomez is in
perfect communication with every detachment
OF the Cuban Army. and that its entire strength
far greater number than he. had when Maceo
headed the magnificent march 10 tho west.
Such was part q the. information Cleaned
noon when the delegate of the Junta left my
room; BE slipped out, quietly pnd, made his
That night / met him on the street. He was
greatly agitated. md asked What had become
Did you not take 1t away with you 2" in.
Never. meyer" was the reply. rs it not in
NO" was the. answer. "It must have beon
left upon the table. Wait one moment and
Back to tho hotel | went. There was q score
, p1 I1t upon the 9St table, H but the pE,oSlamatiog
made this report tho Cuban blanched with fear
" 1t has been stolen by the attendant Of your
Possibly replied, the Senator took It,"
> / made inquiries OF the Senator. who looked
> VIE" II vns rnt,,peb 70 pifts s n nn u 10, touim y ~ y,