The herald., 1898-04-21

was made without noticeable demonstra-
tion, and although a considerable num-
Der of secret service officers and police
were on duty at the depot there was al
no time any occasion for their doing
more than keeping back a crowd Of
curious on-lookers.
AS the minister entered the railway
station he was recognized by the crowd
which closed in about him until cautioh-
ed by the officers. No word Of indignity
was spoken, and the salutations of those
In the crowd were rather agreeable than
otherwise. He smiled in acknowledge
ment of the attention given him, and sew
eral times touched his hat.
The party boarded the Pullman sleeper
japan, which has been taken entire
Secret service men remained at the plat
form to prevent intrusion, and half a
dozen police officers were grouped out
side. At no time, however, were their
services required.
The passports reached the minister at
p. m. They were accompanied by let
ter from Secretary Sherman. in which
the secretary expressed his regret that
the minister had felt called upon to take
this step.
The Spanish legation is now closed.
An attendant remained there simply to
clear up the effects Of hasty departure,
but the Official existence of the legation
is terminated.
| The Cuban colonial delegation also ter
minated its relations at Washington this
afternoon. 1t had come here by appoint
ment Of the Cuban automatic cabinet for
the main purpose Of effecting a recip-
rocity treaty. Senior Angulo was at the
head Of the delegation. Ne left for New
York at p. m, and his associates 40
companied him. Thus both the reprfr
sentatives Of Spain and Of Spanish rI II
in Cuba have terminated their re t,
tions. h
! A Talkative Lieutenant D
| Lieutenant de Carantha asked thfp- II
resentative of the Associated Pr to
make known the lieutenant's VI Oh +,
the war about to be opened.
| ut is no longer question of rpning II,
Cuba" said Lieutenant de Cfntna' II,
chat was merely q question of Eitory. ~
Now higher purpose is in N"-.he v
honor and dignity of Spain7p ace the t,
United States has contempFsiy Or s,
dered Spain to vacate Cubahu mas t.
| made the infamous charge T. we are s;
| responsible for the murder the poor lo
men Of the Maine. ThesFoers anu ia
charges are made with afck Oh tne W
boot. and against such actif opain WIN ir
resist to the utmost. Therfou,u Nc ~ m
| mistake about this. HIy mas re p
corded that even the legs OF Napo- s,
leon, with 100000 men, lf'hs .ne .ri, Of
umphs of all Europe, Y haiteo anu b.
retired from Spain afttnose ieSiohs M
had lost between 200, ,0Of,u ooo,pvo iiieh c,
speak after recentlyns WIZ my m
ish sb;ns ana ~ to,1o boats, and ! -
know that there 4. one sentiment
namely thai not orSpanish ship shall
be taken. Your mar seIo many Oh
them to the bottonGuperlor FORCES may \
seel to ann,b;Io tfhem, but not one
Spanish ship will lrender TO the Ameri-
~, !, - Nv w;+h Mpr at stake, that will;
he tho resnons1 THE navy Of Spain.'I I'E
Iieutenant dEarantfa spoke with p
was vast taken s1 in ~ and authorized. "
sAish Caution :, -
yrhRE, April 2O-(special s O.
: 70 rhe 7Hldo 1t is evident that, .
= ssnor pj Intends to take no chances. . Il
. Not ,lthful of food or drink did he . re
= +aLa ~ the buffet of his car, though . s
= - hod y In literally stocked. The Span . n
. ,ards ]ould not even use the ink Of
= STAN ind note paper, which were Of . p
= fers them. From large and WELL .
= mn "a hampers they fished out eat . s
: ~ and everything they wanted. BY . H
: ttime Baltimore was reached the . c
: dy began to stretch lazily. back in . el
: 4r luxurious seats and pick their . Il