Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-03
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WHAT LIVING IN HAVANA vtm
f''lhble Condition a. D,.,,n..
Direct Prom There W,
Have Many tor.,s.

New YORK. Aug. a.-A,..
condition Of Affairs In t,'a
tanaas and Gardens nv
ny passengem VI ths steam.
Nhnsen. which has Arrival
she brought twenty.nlssr.s.
'i whom were span.ari,
made ail sorts of aleHas., Y
from The island 200 an...s,,
being controlled by ih.
Many Of them were ug.i ,ur,..
funds, having turned ALL 4,
able property into uasb
$3.50 Cor passage.
Altuoft lll ihuso aHUsrt
lsh aympathizers. ID ms.i.,.
20 the ralguu. while tha ~
hafnrEat n. j.. nt which
pledged themselves fu r.fs.
any Information 60 Amlr...-.
INK tho condition uf iHI.l.
a row. however. CONS MD
ifitr they got ashore. bri
we're unwliiins % permit ~.
one woman who had r.s.t.-
1y rail from Havana slII tt...1
dliinn uf nnaira lu tH. H.rYl
plpfnhlr aud was daily rf...
There ia plenty VI m1n.g 4
hut a what US Iau 49,
hardly purchase auyiuInel b
possible 90 get beef 10. In "a
even horse flesh costs H.,
hitad costs ~ cents n1s-i
very bad az shat Errs /.
brought In from ihH ~.
small quantities. cost % "a.
The supply ~ condensed NM
.c1lly exhausted and ihs
DO sold at 81 Tor n can such ~ Il
here Tor 10 cents. on th. ar..
60 twelve pcrsuna orr found !
finrNhtIOn 10 tn streets .vifT y.
ITIr takes no account 10 tho ~.
daily die uf. hunr.r i6 h. y
NO words can describe ths ~
Los Foscoa, nt tha foot df h. II
whore the rcCoutuntr1d1s ar, II
together. ! was told that a. =
no lusa than 1000 0f th.af -
people In the place whom I a. II
and they are dying by hunirh n
course nothing On being laat r I
relief. even the gov. umsai ~,
enough food Tor Co., arr ~
Worse than this. thr officials IA
abuse them ahlmpfuliy.
a Few gas lamps ate sua ~
IN The streets. hut the slaui,
are only lighted ON 1hurtlly y
when There ~ music 10 ihI ~
Ccutrale, What a rhaft'y :
those band concerts af0. alih 4 =
people starving 10 d6n'h Was :
" the music. An the iAat7l
closed ana their Hobbies 40 ~
crowded with the homeless p,.
Wine n the only thlng II ha
that " plentiful ana thsih !
even the poor can grt q iltt.s 4 :
Almost on the stores 10 W1sr
pfulllN streets are closed asa
principal hotela. Tho stock < III
almost completely exhausted Il :
q few days the local tralna 90
~ Ncdado, paFt the Santa C1E
tory, were stopped Tor warfa
They are now burning wool.
that Will soon d. guno.
Juan Iarraro sartrz said.
II do not know unythiu- u ~
diiionH IN Havana. but I DO krHl
there II much misery at CurlttuI
MutnnEas. Things. however. nd
worse. considering the sirIngr-
the blockade. Much siauaua
been avoided by the foresight (
merchants who. ln anticipates (
outbreak OF tho war. laid hl
ri1rcn of provisions Of c1uu
have sold az high prices and D
NJ one man who made tl4al
speculation In flour in Sarua. A.
Ht-Tca which have provisions a.
under constant guard hy aii'-
prevent the starving people ffQz
Ing them. Every one De- i.ul 2
war and on an hands ot' Y
prayers that peace VIII soon caat
Tho Manson brought ur a az
sugar. which she discharged g
liam burg. She also brought n !
% Tobacco and 322 cases Of c.fl1
was the first cargo Of sugar "a
the United statoa since ODE i--l
% Santiago.