The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-30
CHANGE Of MASTERS
In Cuba Will Be Rushed Bv
Both Sides.
POPE SENDS A PRELATE
To Let the Colonial Hierarchy
Down Easy.

/ teenth United States infantry on board
and which was run ashore yesterday in
the channel four miles below the city was
pulled off by tugs today.
General Lee. commanding the Seventh
corps. mas been directed 70 instruct the
officers OF all transports leaving this city
TO unload them and return 60 Savannah
as quickly as possible, the evident lnten,
ton being to move the troops 10 Cuba as
rapidly as the work can be done.
The entire Second United States artil-
lery regiment. with the exception OF the
two light batteries. A and F, is now in
camp near Savannah. Six batteries are
here attached to the Seventh army CORPS.
| These comprise 800 men and with Cen
eral Lees corps and the Third Georgia.
make about 5000 enlisted men now sta
toned in and around the city. This is
the first time the Second artillery mas
been in camp together since the Civil
war Ever since 1866. or shortly there
after, it has been scattered all along the
coast from Portland. Me. TO Virginia.
! Knoxville. Tenn, Nov. 2e-The head
quarters of the old Second division. First
corps, which mas been mere since August
q, will be broken tomorrow and 20 10
Macon. Only two regiments now remain
mere The Thirty-first Michigan and the
Sixth OHIO are under orders 10 be ready
Tor departure for Cuba. but marching or
ders have not yet been received. Owing
10 a conflict of orders the Fourth Tennes-
see did not get away till late last night
twiH have to wait several days in Sa-
Vannah for transports. Major David
Henphil, chief quartermaster of the di
VISION, has been relieved from duty.
THE EXODUS FROM HAVANA
Bremen. Nov. 2s.-The Campania Trans
atIantica mas chartered the steamers
| Hapsburg. Fulda and Werra. belonping
! to the North German Lloyd Steamship
company and will use them for the re-
| patriauon of the Spanish troops in Cuba
/ in December.
New York. Nov 2s.-The Fulda and
vera VIII leave for Havana on Friday.
| IL is understood that each ship will make
TWO trips from Havana with Spanish
troops Tor Spain before January l, taking
IN all about 5000 troops.
havana, Nov. 29.-All the Spanish war
vessels now here will go into drv dock
and have their bottoms cleaned prepsra-
tory to sailing to Spain. The Rapido will
De the first ship locked and she will he
Followed b ytht Infanta Isabella. Condo
DE NenaditO and Alfonzo XII. which will
then sail for the island of Martinioua
the rendezvous Of the Spanish SQUADRON
which is returning to Spain.
Colonel Pagliery. late chief of noIice
VIII accompany Marshal Blanco to Spain
as his aide-de-camp. On Sunday last
Fagiiery rtsigned his office in favor of
Domingo Martinez Gonzales. the former
inspector.
The treasury here received yesterdtv
cable transfers from Madrid amounting
10 l'S4O.W0 pesos, TO be applied to military
and civil requirements and back pay.
The Cuban assembly established head
quarters yesterda vat the farm of FL Car
men. mile from Playa del Marianoa.
where the members Will hold a session to-
day and discuss routine matters
The civil government employees will be
paid one months pay today.
General Blanco yesterday donated 5000
from his private purse to the Reina Mer-
cedes hospital
Upon the completion Of the evacuation
OF Pinar del Rio, the Havana division OF
the Spanish army will embark. The frs,
troops to go on board the transports will
be General Valderramas' brigade. then
General Fojeda's division. next General
Bernales' division. whose headdua rters
is at Cardenas. and then General Moli-
Ma 5 division at Matanzas. The evacua-
ton viii be ended by the embarkation Of
las Tinlas division, under General Agui-
ere.
THE LAST OF BLANCO.
$50 p m.-Marshal Blanco. It Is expect
cd. viii go on board the steamer Villa
verde tonight shortly before midnight.
and the steamer viii probably leave for
Spain early in the morning. He finished
dinner at 5 o'clock. and then. accompan-
led by his aides. Major Duzen and Cap
tain Panzan. went on foot to pay a fare
well visit to the family Of Senior Lam
b5ilo, with whom he has for many years
been on terms % intimate friendship.
At the hour Of filing mis- dispatch the
boat Of the captain OF the port IS waiting
20 carry him TO the ViIlaverde
Two companies Of the Ujumba battalion
embarked on the Villaverdc a O'Clock
this afternoon. This evening the spanish
steamer Covadcnea sailed with two bat
teries Of artillery. the Corona squadron
Of cavalry and the Fifth battalion OF in
fantry. d total OF 1910 men
The Cuban general Lorente arrived yes
terdsy afternoon al the city OF Pinar del |
Rio He was entertained al dinner AT
the Grand hotel by prominent citizens |
and IL the evening E Globo gave a ball IN
his honor IN the I4ope &c Vega theatre.
A. the request OF the mayor or vhe city !
the insurgent troops na-e oeen stationed |
al the ely hall. he city prison. the Spanish |
bank and the usual guard posts.
BUFFERS HOPEFUL VIEWS.
Washington. Nov. es-Msjor General /
NJ c. Butler had another conference with I
the president today concerning affairs n I
Cuoa- In an interview be said
since the American commissioners |
have been in Havana about 99.oso Spanish |
soldiers have bsen sent hack 10 Spain. |
Thirty-two transports Eil soon arrive 4
there and take away from Geo 20 s. Or 4
more. The remainder viii depart s55ut 4
the frst - January Or soon afterwards 4
General Butler said mat 8 vas hard % .
tell how many Spanish soldiers w.n r. 1
nan on the island 20 become citizens ~ 4
one time decree Vas issued psrmlttln; I
some 10 make their homes III CUd2, b. /
this was witadraNu-
General Butler a1ded a good word for 4
the Spanish soldiers He SD - aai 4
never seen a more orderly o. better be-
5arsd sot O me- he sax thousands = I
them every day and never wit2esseI =
iiso-,ieriy act-
Central Butler said ;hat no6o1y cosid
s---.rox.-nsre ere tine when THIS county
-on1a -urn taines over 70 tas cuaans. Tie
- e...-f ne i-lshsrs hright al III -