Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12

IDLY had owned their own lives TO his
mercy. The Spaniards. believing he
was about 10 die. gave him pardon.
inc mole which the bullet made when
u entered the chin and came out be-
tween the eyebrows was always visible
shd shows plainly In the calmness Of
For his participation in the revolu-
slOnnry movement Gen. Garcia was
sent u Spain. where FOR four years
nc was confined In castles and fort
fcsres. remaining there until the peace
% Ian Jon. lie then returned 10 the
United States and. together with Jose
Mnfti, attempted nnU,hcr revolution.
lie landed In cuba with few follow
crs, but the country was tired 81 war
nnd wanted tn Try tho home rule or
fered by spain lie capituinted TO she
Spanish forces In order to save his few
remaining followers and was again
hnnlshcd 70 Spain In 1850. where he re-
manned under surveillance until 1890.
whom the last revolution broke out In
Cuba. Then he escaped 60 France and
later 10 New York.
FtLIBusTERiNG EXPLOITS.
His movements since chat time and
his active participation In the war
crs. After coming 10 this country he
underworld 10 get an expedition go the
island " Cuba In the steamer iinw-
kins. but this met with shlpwrcck IN
n storm and the cargo was lost Gen.
Garcia was the last man TO leave the
vessel.
Undauntcd by his failure. Gen. Gar
ola made another attempt to ship
stores for the lnsurr, nts. this time OBJ
tnininr the ship Bermuda. He was
intercepted. however. by United States
aus hUriiics. arl was arr stcd on the
charge = nllhulecfInz. hu; vas &C..
leased on 5000 hail. Ne forfeited this
bail. aad IN q hral a.igmpt lardcd %
che eastern rn1l. ~ she bland with
one u TIE large, oXpoihi3l' shat ever
reached Cubi.
Af.cr landing b. surccciti Gen. An
eoHfH MHrru Dr. rwWind ~ She g. -
q she eastern depapanrrt. h1idlrg 80
rank ~ major general. Co. Mlccl
MARCHING VIZ sch hir men. A. Ma
coos death Garcia Nas elecied llruicn-
ans -Grrfrli " fhr cuhlr army
which position h. held Go abe cieae u
shc war Dliing ihif rUnmar b. ~
s1uhei AMI took By fiege Turia. Gulsn
arl Gu1imarl afi clear \ shn irffriug
y hi department ~ Spanish frueas.
Afior drriaiaflnn ~ wlr between she
United Sl.er ana spain Grn. M.lcs
hia rrprcsars asive o. gt1. Garcia. ana
ruhsequrrfly the American Qua cuban
generals coop fattd M ihrif mayem o.
aFains. Sarsiigu Al the ofiicHrs who
participated To- the 1C.ivr work around
SipsliEl, boar tcisimoly % the great
ala. aasir;trsr and ilytty manifested
b. Gen. Garcia durlrg she cimplirn.
Whtn the Cuban ntatmhly met o.
che close % the war. Gen Garcia was
ore " the principal nivlAffF 1ai was
elected chairman NJ The c1mmrl ~.
rccted % rUuu 50 the United ttates and
caIfDr with The uuhnri'ltr 'a refer
curc 81 eh. w1ti in hard. Tho funeral
arraugcmerss have t.i been made
LETTERS or COINCIDENCE
Letters " corl4prcs were ai,a re-
cclvod from Sccr ttry Hay, Gen. Miles
and SfuI.ir Frukfr S.tfriHr.ra Hay
and Alrcr and pfsimif3Cr-G Hrtrai
Smith irit their cards 10 Hir1 IA A.
sirisu; Secretary MDblfi1hr ari Gerr
NLicH and Gilmore. Tha several losers
% tDndalrucc were ~ flll.Nf
Executive MirslIf Wellington. Dec.
ii.-My Dear SHi-i have hoard 'Hth
deep rcTrls .hU nritu1hIlv ntwH 90
Gcr. Garcil'H death. htg sn otter my
heartfelt sympathy Or lVrr r1rrlw and
she srlbutr ~ my H.n.rro admiration
for hls eminent qutli.gs ~ q patriot
and soldier. The people % thrrutted
Siafcs VIII ioln wih she - ole - cuba
IN mourning tn ilfs n lnc So VII IN
che c,usa - cuban lihcr;y l. deeply .u-
irEui. shnTii.s IN ylaf gglcf am u4a-
WILLIAM Nf<fNT.EY.