New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-12

.. ,resent residing at Cuba may
~ .,o-s any United States 1oisu' III '''1.
30 ,oL. declaration Of Intention OF ue''.'.s
ahu .be United States. when s"a" e"','''
-, - recognltion as citizens untH inc eA'
them " ,e- they he required TO reside IN inc
OF q" 800. until Eve years shall nave elaIseu
49,. be,,S granted naturalization p"Pe''
h q privilege am confident ~ p' o-.,
-. ros,aent Standards. the hitherto "o"'.'".' 80,
~, ,oxnavers. will avail themselves Oh ''', -,
o-.u,,,v Of rehukng the mother 0o-.-N'y -. ax,s,
P,,s ~ tolst upon them changes j" ~, -
te"p'"e 80 island such step wouIu CAUSE
i'e - ,,h.ec,s az well as the GoNern"en'' ~
''' '. ,r,rhout disturbance IN me 'o'' - '
island" 90. the United States
80, ~ her good Offices 20 SPAN WIN d -.
s''''' =, arrlsti,e OF ninety days auIA'o 20
securing a" n. ,,.,,ss,g terms OF settlement be-
tho y" ~. 80 the Insurgents. the tnlteo S'a'
wv" ~ ,,,,ire Pending esotiaiions' ne WIZ
all troops CHARTERED and held III me
ta, coost towns. In order mat the -. ~,
- ro,urn 70 the country ard 10 ehpo' NC -
may 49,. no rele, from the United states must %
ADDS t''at ' ,o,ie must starve so long as there
Conn - soarish soldier n the country S'"0e
- a. ao,le ,or fear OF being murdered. GO not 10
10 their country homes
sr,rI, KILLING NON-coMBATANTs'
~ Parker wrote: In this consul
." 'A.'- re,yn OF terror and anarchy prevails
ftaFr -.
a'o 49,. authorities II 40 disposed are ul'r'S
"''N' - control OF in any measure suouue'
p', rom the suffering and desperation c"uSet ~
- ,r,aral.eled destituuon' REGARD TIC
- -,.Lllv assuming a critical s'"b' " -. /,
d" .Hro-e in no way have the authorities "tP'. .'
~ ,u,,. nursued by the late but not lament
" o'" noral weller Spanish troops. as We" as '''
,,,,s under .he cruel chiefs Caf3era%' N'''H'
,.,,a and Lazo. continue 70 despo" ''e .o-'..''
a, 4, with TIE blood CT non-comoa'a'"S' -
.,,n tho .banio' OF the Captain-''"'''' -
may return to estates II restricts '"e
'''1 49,, ;, those having a garrison Last week
80 belonging 20 the STA Ana estate Ioca'e'
,.h,n , league OF Sagua and owned ~ 'eo' e'
rhorrdike OF Newport. K. l.. were drNoh o'i 4" -
r, and refused permits as n protection pS
,.o military commander. Major Lemo' one u '"'
..,,s,ed officers under the Weyer regime
-, Letter mart OF Mr.. Bankers correspondence
,n,,rg on March r. is devoted 10 statement OF
80 rs,e, labors and an estimate OF the luhus t.
,,-ed 10 continue this work he stdte' '''"' '
Tehruary IS to March u he cared ior '"e''0
h,rdrcd persons. increasing the nuhoei y" ','
ro,,e, Hat after that date TO TWO 'noH'I,'-
49,, "details the work done by the f''u
- coc,e,v the various local committees "''
49,. 20 zach OK whom he gives due 'Ieu''' no
49,, aone this Mr.. Barker states MS 'p.'''0
49,, =, ,rovison could be made TO care 'o'
90 ,housand persons In th"' PRONE 80, IN
Nv, >,,Id manage TO survive. He thougN ma :"
.e'' ar,,-6v. thousand persons alive "ouiu re-
I Lean hnH
49,. .,gbtv tons OF provisions II nlo'''',. t.s 49,,
pu'.e ~ the five thousand utterly destitute III
s.",'- tho Mayor had IN manner reviewed ANU,
''i"' ,.,,1 ., the number with ratons OF r'c' an,
ON r, ,h,s communication Mt Barker hu'0''."
49, ,bo cnanlsh local authorities Were WHINE
'i'' ia from the United States ana ne a'ue'
ao0.'t nus he had been generally dououul OF ti'e
nm ,, Zee NJ the military authorizes 10 receive
-,.,arce ne Ind accepted their cooperation
,.r convinced II was rendered WITH s'h0e''''
sT1tI. MORE SUPPLIES NEEDED
,,cb ., Mr. Barker increased his estimate as
"a Mount OF food necessary 10 Keep HE IN ,he
" =, ,he province In the telegram or that GATE
peopa that ATTY tons were needful at once and
~, Tho distress was far greater than MS former
or,s had shown. In the letter OF this date ne
,ocounts the particulars Of visit TO Santa CARA
.ho .sat Of government Of the province OF the
No name where he learned from his own agents
md also from the Governor OF the province that
,be number OF persons in actual want exceeded any
estimate which he had previously sent to the Gov
.,nment He hau said only three days before that
ne thought twenty tons month should be added 10
the eighty tons previously suggested In MS COM
munication of March 70 Mr.. Barker says:
The distress is simply heart-rending. Whole
families without clothing TO hide nakedness ars