The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-01-29
WILL GET REAL THICK
Spanish and Yankee Naval
Officers Will fiobnob.
NO MORE DEATH-DEALERS
Warships are the Genuine and
Only PeacemakerS'
NO MORE DEATH-DEALERS

Madrid. Jan. PA semi-oficial note'Just
issued. in relation to the visit OF the
United States battleship Maine to CuDa'
says:
This necessitates Captain 1eneral
Blanco sending battleship as well as 'ne
cruiser Vizcaya to visit American Por's'
,rbevisiit will be made the occasion lor
festivities in honor of the Spanish sail
ors and tibet different naval commanders
will exchange visits. The forthcoming
festivities are regarded here, as wen do
in washington, as a pacific demonsera-
zion calculated to be satisfactory to ooth
countries"
PARADE RETURNS CALLS
Havana, Jan. 8-General Fars'uo' 'N
acting captain general, visited the Chl'eu
States battleship Maine, starting at doou'
II o'clock this morning. He was saluIeu
nv the guns of Cabanas fortress as ne
went on board. This was a return Oh the
visit paid him yesterday by Captain Sies-
hoo Of the Maine, who was accompanied
nv Consul General Lire.
MORE ABOUT ARANGUEREN.
Havana. Ian. 2S-Further details re-
oardinq the killing of Nestor Arangueren'
The insurgent brigadier general known
as "the Sheridan of Cuba have been re-
ceived. They show that Colonel AranZ-
abe Of the Spanish forces, had known Tor
some time that Arangueren was IN the
habit of visiting his mistress in nut III
So
the Tapaste hills and the day before yes
terdav he ordered three columns OF troops
reinforced by cavalry. to surprise the IN
surgent chief, with the resultEtha he lat
fer was shot and killed with one OF MS
COMPANIONS The troops also captured
two women and the father of Aranguer-
ems mistress, who is described as Delns
the dynamiter of the band. ABOUT 4'VVV
nersons having visited the morgue where
the body of Arangueren lies exposed
among them being man y!adies and the
uncle of the deceased. The remains were
identified nv the chief Of the fire depart
nent. several officers and a number or
firemen, as well as by his relatives. Ihere
,s considerable comment in different cir
cles here at the fact which is now oelns
pointed out that nearly all the insursenI
chiefs of the province Of Havana have
been killed while visiting their mistresses-
Another fact which is being commented
upon considerably in social circles is taht
the bishop of Havana has visited all the
secretaries of the autonomous govern
ment. while, although two weeks have
elapsed since he did so, the secretaries
have not returned his visnit
THE HERALD'S REPORT.
New York, Jan. 2s.-The Herald's Ha-
vana correspondent gives these "details
Of the killing of General Nestor Aran-
gueren the Cuban insurgent leader
Arangueren, with small band, was sur
prised in a we'll concealed hut in the Tap
aste hills by the Reina battalion. under
command of Colonel Benedict. The IN
sureent general was seated at table
writing when the Spanish troops sur
rounded the house. At the first Volley
several of the rebel band fed, but Aran-
Eueren. with four others, was shot.
DE IOME'S TELEGRAMS.
washington, Jan. 2S.-Senor de LONE
the Spanish minister has received sever
al kilograms from Havana concerning the
death of the insurgent leader Aranguer-
en-. 1neN are from otNittdiS otANA q
Congosto. the early ones stating briefly
The fact of the killing and the latest one
adding the following details:
II have seen the corpse of Nestor Aran'
cueren: also 1 have examined his docu'
unents and have seen his seal in his peck
etbook. Among other things he had two
buttons from the uniform of Colone
Ruiz. He had bullet in the FOREHEAD
With linn were killed four more and five
taken prisoners. There is hope of finding
weber Ruiz is buried.
AT THE STATE DEPARTMENT.
Washington, Jan. 2S.-The state depart
ment has received from Consul Genera
Lee confirmation of the killing of Aran
guren. The cablegram gave no details.
The reported concentration of the Span
Ish naval fleet a Cadiz is viewed with un
concern IN official circles here, though a
get there has been no official confirmation
of the order for the rendezvous. 1t is be
Iieved that the fleet is to be ordered I,
Cuba in its entirety. 1t would be a tokel
Of unlimited confidence on the part of tn
Spanish government in the continued neu
trality of other nations to deprive TIL
Spanish home ports Of the protection o
the feet.
Respecting the negotiation of reciproci