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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-02
BRAVE MANS LETTER.
Linares Asked His Government to Be Allowed
to Surrender His Forces

Correspondence Of The Associated Press. j.
Guantanamo. Cuba. July 25.-An Off
oiaf report of Gen. Linares to the Ma
dr;d government. transmitted on July
b. is full of pathos, as it tells of Span
iards thousands Of miles from home ar
riv.ns t. defend property which the
very owners have deserted. The report
sant by cable on Iuiy IS, was addressed
10 the minister of marine 1t was
translated for The Associated Press by
Commodore Schley The text in full
is as follows:
Official cablegram. July II. 1898.
To the minister Of war from the gem
eral-in-chief Of the division of Santiago
dc Cuba
Although confined to my bed by great
Weakness and in much pain. the situa-
ton Of the long-suffering troops here
occupies my mind to such an extent
that l deem it my duty to address
Your EXcellency that the state Of al
fairs may be explained
Enemys lines very near the town.
On account of the nature Of the ground.
our lines are in full view from them,
TROOPS weak; sick in considerable por-
ton not sent to hospitals owing to the
necessity for Keeping them in the en-
trenchments. Horses and mules with
out the usual allowance of forage. In
the midst Of the wet season, with %
hours daily fall of rain in the trenches
which are simply dug in the ground
without any permanent shelter for the
men who have nothing but rice TO eat,
and no means Of changing or drying
their clothes. Considerable losses, field
officers ana company officers killed,
wounded and sick. deprive the troops
Of necessary orders in critical moments.
Under these circumstances it is inn
possible to fight our way out, because
IN attempting to do so our force would
be lacking one-third of the men who
could not leave, and We would be weak
ened besides by casualties caused by
the enemy, resulting finally in a veri-
table disaster without saving our dim
inished battalions. In order to get out,
protected by the Holguin division. it
VIII be necessary for them to come and
break the enemy's lines, in order that
my forces may break through in soma
other place. both acting in conjunction.
For this operation the Holguin di-
vision Will require eight days and will
nave to bring large amount of rations
which it is impossible to transport
Inc solution of the question is omi-
nously imposed upon us Surrender is
inevitable and we can only succeed in
prolonging the agony. The sacrifice is
useless and the enemy understands
this. They see our lines, and theirs be-
ing well established close up, they tire
out our men without exposing them
selves as they did. yesterday. when
they were cannonading us on land with
such an elevation that We We're unable
to see their batteries. and from the sea
by the squadron which had perfect
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-02

lIbH teH- Slidl ttI ltdiSlitittiilS lu=
commissioners report Of the surrender
Of the Spanish army ar Santiago;
Camp Before Santiago
Cuba, July Is, 1898.
Il take the liberty Of sending to you.
this morning, copy Of the agreement
between the commissioners on my
part and the commissioners on the part
Of the government Of Spain for The SUI
render Of eastern Cuba. The schedule
Just submitted shows there to he a liz
tie over 1900 men and officers. abou.
5000 more men than have had myself
and am glad to say that we have got
all these men with very little loss Of
life compared 10 what il would have
been had we had to have fought them.
The city of Santiago is simply a net
work Of fortifications at every street
corner. I had no proper conception If
its strength until l went into it. al
though | knew those old stone towns
were naturally very strong. Every
hting is going admirably. 50 far as the
transfer is concerned. and the Spanish
troops are behaving well, a sthey are
perfectly delighted at the thought Of
getting home.
i send to YOU, personally, telegram
of Gen. Lnares to his government,
/, i,I, f b..
shows the straits to which they were
put ana the feelings that animated
them. He stated the case exactly. |
did have him SO surrounded that it was
impossible fer him to get away; and /
could wait ana he could not.
u send out, tomorrow morning, to re-
ceive something over 20O0 men up in
the interior. short distance, about so
miles, and in two or three days will |
send to Guantanamo to receive the 1000
that have surrendered there. They |
should ~ shipped from Guantanamo
bay, direct to Spain. There are also |
about 800 mon each from Baracoa and |
Sagua de Tanamo on the north coast. |
who will come into the port there for
shipment. | will send an officer around
with Spanish officer to take their
arms and military supplies.
I'VE have gotten a great deal more
than l had any idea of getting in the |
way of munitions of war In every
thing but food they We're well sup
Piled Have got n few beautiful mod
ern high power guns. about a dozen.
Ny only fear is that we shall have
some sickness and it is for that rea-
son that ! have wired you so earnest
ly about getting these prisoners away,
so that we can go up in the mountains
with my command - or 20 miles at
the end of the railroad at San Luis.
which is said to be very healthy. 1t
is. at any rate. about 1900 feet above
the sea and has communication by
rail with Santiago.
So far there is no fever in Santiago.
| suppose because there is no one
there except immunes. Three cases
Continued on page -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-02

WASHINGTON Forecast.

Washington, Aug. Forecast for
Tuesday: New England, thunder
storms, Tuesday afternoon. probably
fair. Wednesday, variable winds.
Eastern New York, generally fair,
variable winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-02
sHowERs-CIEARING.

Boston Aug. 1.-For Boston and vi
entity Tuesday, threatening and
showers followed by fair Tuesday
evening and night; probably fair
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ALBANIA
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wHATCOM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
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SAN JrA& ISLANDS.

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STEAMER GLIDE

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Narrow Escape.

Mrs. James w. Carver Of Sprin9
street. has cause to be thankful thai
she is living. Saturday morning, III
hot water pipes frozc but the fire wa
started just the same. Ms, Carver had
just left the kitchen and gone into tn
dining room for breakfast when q ter
rife explosion took place caused hY
the water in the water front Of tn
stove not having room to expand, Tn
stove is complete wreck, pieces HAY
lg blown to all parts of the kitchen
nd a number becoming imbedded II
the walls and ceilings, Several arti
Giles of furniture and a number O.
dishes in the kitchen We're also badly
damaged.