The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-07-20
is STRANGELY DETECTED.
entra Toral Fels THAI lie Is In For Court Martial That
viii Cost HIM Ills Lile-kelngees lelnrn

Santiago de Cuba July IS Kingston, .Iamaca July
10, 11:l5 a. m.-Though attempt made humate
them the Spanish soldiers here feel their disgrace
kccnly Without being sullcn the Spnrds appear
tcry Indifferent to the suffered 10y hc Spanish
and them, eyes their offers
rejoice at The prospect of good food and immediate
turn Spain.
General Topl is sorcly dccctcd When General shaftcr
introduced him by each member of his the Span
sh general appeared 60 be very broken man lie seems TO
be about sixty years of age and of a constitution The lines
are strongly marked and his face is deeply drawn if in ply
steal pain General Toal replied with air of abstraction
the words addressed to him The appealing faces Of the starry
ing refugees streaming back into the city do him.
do tn groups of Spanish soldiers lining the road gaz
ing cmiously the faces of the fairsknncd salwartfrgm
ed conQucrors Only did the shadow smile
luIk about the "a his This the cal
yacadc passed through harbcwirc cnrangcmcnt No body
Of infantry could get through this dclrnscs alive and
General Shafters remark about resisting powers found
the first gratifying echo in the defeated generals heart
The desperate character of the Spanish resistance as
planned amazed officers Although primitive it wc
done approach the city thrice barrcadcd and
wired the baricadcs high and strong enough
withstand the shrapncl.
The slaughter among troops would have been frighfu
had it ever become necessary TO storm the city.
the hospitals aud public buildings and along the
of the line, there additional works and
places for guns, though guns mounted in them.
The streets of Santiago are crooked narrow lines one
story houses which very dapdated but every
of every house hrongcd by its curious habi
dSarmed soldiers These mostly of the lower
Few expressions of any kand heard along the
line there shouts for free Cuba but rule these
were only mutterngs The of Spaniars remained
satisfied their curiosity from behind drawn blinds
Several Spanish ladies in bedown carriages aycrtcd their
passed The squaor in the streets rghful
The horses and other animals bleaching in
and buzzards spaarrows hoppcd aside
to let pass
Headquarters General Wheeler before Santiago July
lG via Antonio, and Kingston, July Is 80 mDe
ayed in transmssion refugees E Caney received to-
day Shaers permission return to Santiago The
starving crowds and children ignorant of the
dtous prevailing Santiago discussed the adyisabiy of
returning whether they would find food there They ask
themselves whether Cubans they would be safe
maltrcatmcnt the hands Of the defeated SpanarS
BY o'clock in the morning the most yenturcsome had
mile walk to the city and all day long
procession gaun and cmaciatcd children Strug
Cling forward mWcng mangocs and begging for hard tack
old men, weak themselves attempted to assist their cN
and daughters Two weeks of suffering in the
overcrowdcd and filthy town of Cancy had worked sad
changes i'm the appearances of the refugees
As the up the road that Santiago could actu