The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-06
A1GERIOANs 70 BE
TAKEN FROM HAVANA.
~ ODnoStsntsy ses An To
Come usne WE WisA-

III vesssas Wam e. 4Asss - AassA
- ODnoStsatsy ses An Ts
Come nSase WE Wlsh.
HAVANA. Apesi s--1se Dacfse and sas
D1ake arrived Ahfs mOvntnG from Key Wess
oeosain IN Cuba 1t appears that the yell
eoW fsvDg regulations are pso<sined in Eicr-
ida only - tar ~ Americans are con-
eefnAd
Th4 oisvet4a nay not come here Thurs-
day. - had been expected. All depends
up01 whether those who wisi 70 50 prove
nnzner0us enough 10 require more boats
thHn tAa BacAe. the Blake and the Mas
eotfs.
Al Newspapers accent the reported me-
<iatt0n Of the pope az q certainty. belisv-
Ing that the danger OF rupture Is avert
ri Dsario de Ia Marina asserts that Il
peA4e h secured the firm and wariske
attitude Of the spanish peopls has much
- ~ with II.
Nlx Vessels sest 90 Havana.
WA9HTEGToN. April 5,--The United
States government has dispatched sest
81 zig vessels 10 Havana to transport
Consul General Lee. and all the United
States consular officers. together with ali
Americans now In Havana and vicinity
who desire 10 leave the island of Cuba.
Ina nAraes OF the vessels are the Eache,
The Fern and tbs Mangroys. all savern-
ment tenders; the 0iigstt. and Maseotte.
~ this Plant system, and tas sssamship
City " Key West. which also have besn
chartered and viii form a part OF this
Qset In addition to these vessels. Gen.
& La II authorized to charter as many 9TH
er merchant vessels now lying In Havana
harf0s ~ ~ may deem necessary for the
safe transport or the American citizens.
The administration has confessed anxi-
ely IN t. the situation in Havana. and con-
x;ent communication IL kept up with Gen.
Lee IN fsar Of a possible outbreak. ii Is
thought over loo Americans wilt be eager
~ 3oave Havana tomorrow. Whether any
armed vessel from tho Key West squadron
Nut b. It hand tomorrow when the exodus
begins could not be learned. but IL WAS
paid 81 the White House that ''ail Amer
econ1 would BE- cared for
IT, aefstv Of Gen. Lee. Of censuls and
other Americans Ia Cuba II y matter Of
concern TO the state department., hut adj
Nioeo from Gen. Lee indicate that the
transportation OF all Americans from
Cues would take some time. and appar-
SntIy showed that he did not share fully
Ia the appfihsns.on felt here
The tSeAsury department has teiesraphad
Hhe quarantine officer NJ Havana direct
anU him to p4fmis all Americans who de-
certificates Of examination. Medical ex-
aminatjUns viii be made on the Florida
coast.
Members OF the house have been in
formed that vessels have been dlspa tchad
to Havana to take OF Gen. Lee ana other
American consular oflcess. ~ we'll al all
Ameftcans who desire 10 leave the island.
0ea. Leo notifies the state departmlnt
Chat + war u declared Americans win -
6nAeIe t. lave Cuba besnrA Sunday.
Hepdel1cAn memhtrs q the foreign re-
DtsoAe Con4nittee say the delay asked for
~ Gen. Lee 10 set Americans OH the
eelAud viii not entail any delay In the
yranemi1sion Of tho presidents message
10 ooneraes-
Gaaediax the Censalates.
LONDON. April s.--A dispatch from
BArceioua says the United States consult
ats there p guarded by police. The Unit
q Diates vice consu,s ar that place ana at
Cartaeena. both spaniards. have re-
otgned