Evening journal., 1898-07-05
SKATERS DEMAND.
Santiago Must Be Surrender
ed Today.
WILL BONBARD THE CITY At NOOy
Postponed Action TO Let Foreigners. Wo
men and Children. Get Out of the
City--An Additional List of
Onlcers Wounded,


terday afternoon. dated July 3. SIC
a. m.
The following IS my demand for the
surrender OF Santiago: 1 shall be oblig-
ed. unless you surrender. to shell San
tiago de Cuba. Please inform the citi-
zens OF foreign countries and all wo-
men and children that they should leave
the city before 10 O'clock tomorrow
morning.
1.-THE following is the Spanish reply
which Colonel Dorst brought from Cen
eral Toral at $3.50 p m:
TO His Excellency the General Com
manding Forces Of the United states,
San Juan River:
"'sir-I have the honor to reply to
your communication Of today, written
at S;20 a. m. and received at / p. m,
demanding the surrender of this city, In
the contrary case announcing to me
that you will lombard the city and that
I advise the foreign women and children
that they must leave the city before 10
o'clock tomorrow morning It is my
duty 70 say TO you that this city will
not surrender and that will inform the
foreign consuls and inhabitants of the
contents Of your message.
The British, Portuguese, Chinese and
Norwegian consuls have come to my
line with Colonel Dorst. They ask il
noncombatants can occupy the town OF
Caney and railroad points and ask un-
til 10 o'clock OF the 5th inst. before the
city is fred upon. They claim there are
between $4,000 and 10000 people, many
of them old, who will leave.
"They ask if can supply them with
food, which I cannot do for want OF
transportation to Caney, which Is Il
miles from my landing.
"The following IS my reply:
Commanding General Spanish Forces
Santiago de Cuba.
"'Sir-In consideration of the request
of the consuls and officers of your city
for delay in carrying out my intention
to fire on the city, and in the interest
of poor women and children, who will
suffer very greatly by their enforced de-
parture from the city, / have the honor
to announce that viii delay such ac-
ton solely in their interest until noon
Of the 5th, providing during the interval
your forces make no demonstration
whatever upon those Of mine
The following dispatch at the war de-
partment from General Shafter contains
an additional list Of officers wounded IT.
the battle Of Santiago;
~The following is the list furnished by
the CHIEF surgeon Of some Of the wound
ed officers. All the official reports from
regiments are not yet In. VIII forward
them as they arrive: James z. Haskell
Lieutenant colonel. Seventeenth infan-
try; Theodore Mocher. captain, Twenty.
second infantry; d. ii. Wells, second
lieutenant. Sixteenth infantry; H. j
Hawkins, brigadier general, Unite,
States volunteers: John Robertson. see
ond lieutenant, Sixth infantry: L. II
Gross. second lieutenant Sixth infantry
James Il. Brett, captain, Twenty-fourtl
infantry; A. r. Seyburn first lieuten.
ant. Eighth infantry; G.. II. Ellis, major
Thirteenth infantry; w. S. Worth, lieu
tenant colonel. Thirteenth infantry; i,
T. Esl1ridge, major Tenth infantry; DF
Danforth, acting assistant surgeon; r
s. Turman, second lieutenant, Sixth ~
fantry: II. c. Egbert. lieutenant colonel
Sixth infantry; H. c. Ducat captain
Twenty-fourth infantry; Charles =
Parkhurst. captain. Fourth artillery: ]
]. Breveton. captain. Twenty-fourth in
fantry; j. II. Ldscum. lieutenant col
onel, Twenty-fourth infantry; Jane
Fernance, captain, Thirteenth infantry
since died; zenas w. Torrey. captain
Sixth infantry; i. c. Woodbury., cap
tain, Sixteenth infantry; r. Il. L
OLGuC2s 6GCOuu lGuAEllhAAf DAAAENAAAn III
fantry: A. B. Scroll. first lieutenant
Thirteenth infantry; Thomas 1. Roberts
second lieutenant Tenth cavalry
George D. Walker, captain, Sixth infan
try; Clarence H. Purdy, second heuten
ant, Sixth infantry; w. II. Simmons
second lieutenant, Sixth infantry; Joh
Bigelow, captain. Tenth cavalry ]. Il
Hughes, second lieutenant, Fourth IN
fantry: ]. n. Augustin, second lieuten
ant, Twenty-fourth infantry, since died
H. G. Cavanaugh, captain, Thirteent
fnfantryi - Lincoln, major, Tenth IN
fantry; Henry Lyons, lieutenant Twen
ty-fourth infantry; Theodore J. Wini
major. Tenth infantry.
General Miles yesterday received tn
following telegram from General Shat
ter, dated Playa del Este July 4:
"Knled q Spanish general in the affai
at Caney and a large number Of efiicor
and men, who are still unburied. Gen
eral Linares' arm was broken. My de
mand for surrender Of Santiago still be
ing considered by the Spanish authori
ties. Pando has arrived near break 4
railroad with his advance. 1 think n
will be stopped"
Also the following from Assistan
Adjutant General Wagner at the sam
place and time:
"Pando Is six miles north with SOC
men. Garcia opposes him with 3.0O
Lawton can support Garcia and prever
a junction"
General Miles sent the following dis
patch to General Shafter:
Accept my earty.congratulations o
record made Of the magnificent fort
tude. gallantry and sacrifice displaye
in the desperate fighting of the troop
before Santiago. realize the hardship'
difficulties and suferings and am prcu
that amid those terrible scenes th
troops illustrated such fearless and pa
triotic devotion to the welfare Of on
common country and flag. Whateye
the results to follow their unsurpnssa
deeds of valor. the past is already
gratifying chapter OF history.
Il expect TO be with you within or
week with strong re-enforcements."
General Skaters reply was as 20
lows.
Il thank you in the name of the ga
liant men have the honor TO commar
for the splendid tribute Of praise whic
you have accorded them. They hay
borne themselves as American soldier
always. Your telegram will be publisl
ed at the heads of the regiments in u