People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-07-28
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enough troops to hold Manila, and
then he will lombard the place unless
the Spanish surrender. 1t is stated
on what is said to be reliable author
ity that Cervera has decided to re-
nounce allegiance to Spain and become
a citizen Of the United States through
fear of being COurtmartialed by the
ungrateful Spanish government. d. &.
Advices from Madrid are to the effect
that Weyler cabinet will succeed
Sagasta. This means that Spain will
continue the war as long as she has
any soldiers left TO fight with. .......
Postal communication has been open
ed with the conquered territory in
Cuba. .. The reported death of Gar
cia, leader Of the Cuban revolution
lists, is unconfrmed. The Americans
are in control of the cable from Ha-
vana to Madrid and Blanco's mes
sages are censored by United States
officials as a consequence. &. d. . Yellow
fever is said to have broken out at
Fortress Monroe. Garcia, one Of
the insurgent generals commanding
the forces in Cuba, has resigned his
commission and quit because he felt
sighted for the reason that Shafter
did not officially notify him of the
surrender Of Santiago ia board of
medical survey has been appointed to
examine into Ed Titles physical fit.
ness to held his position as lieutenant
colonel. :. Before Cuba was invaded
there was great deal Of newspaper
talk about the absence OF serious OBJ
stacles to a landing party and the
ease with which the fortified towns
could be taken: the same things are
now being said about Porto Rico. E.
A member of Blanco's Official family
has expressed himself 10 favor of a
termination Of the war. -. General
Wood Of the Rough Riders, has been
appointed military governor Of San
tiago to succeed McKibbin. 1t is
announced now that the Kansans at
San Francisco will in all probability
60 with the next expedition to the
Philippines European army offic.
ials profess to be amazed at the
rapidity and ease with which the
/. United States raised a quarter Of a
million of volunteers and sent them
to the front. 1t is stated now that
, WatsOn'S fleet will not attack the
. coast of Spain, but if it crosses the
ocean it will be to search for Cam.
ara's fleet. Lieutenant HObson, the
hero of the Merrimac, has arrived In
Washington to consult with the navy
department relative to saving the
wrecked Spanish warships. D.. The
surviving Spanish fleet is daily ex,
: pected to arrive at the Spanish penal
: settlement Of Ceuta, where Camars
u will await results. Dewey continue:
e to be master of the situation al
}, Manila. The government is not ham
II pering him much with orders, but i!
e trusting implicitly in his ability a
q diplomat to manage affairs 10 tn,
s. Philippines. Count Henri ConraC
lt1 Won Rhoden Kohsel Of Hanover, Ger
'r many, who married Mrs. Bertha NJ
'e Goldsmith in Wsshingtonville, NY,
: last May, has returned to New Yorl
City from a trip abroad. He wa
asked concerning the relations be
tween Germany and the Unite
States, and he replied that this coun
try must not take the Philippines
Germany, he said, would like to Sc
Cuba and Porto Rico in our hands
but 1t would object to our permanen
possession Of any Asiatic territory
His statement is regarded as THROWN
some light upon the real attitude Q
Germany toward the United State:
rights In the Philippines.