Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-23
WATSON'S FLEET
NO GOOD CAN BE ACCOM-.
PliSHED ACROSS THE SEA
Misunderstanding Between Gar
cas- Army and the Americans

washington, July 22-Tne raiding
squadron under Watson has been dis
banded. Some of its vessels will coma
h"Flh ana he locked and others have
heen ordered to Porto Rico. as a result Of
TINS mornings meeting of the War BOARD
All idea of sending our naval vessels
across the Atlantic. either to the Ca narj4s
VI me coast OF Spain hrs been dehnatelv
abandoned. This course is expected TO
remove serious obstacles to pelce and
owe Spain the opportunity to take The
initiative in seeking an honorable set
Element.
Ever since the return Of CSmara. he
idea has been growing that the n~rn,,,ol
raid on the Spanish coast was mo-, onIv
unnecessary, but would I've unwiSn
fleet there could harm Spain little. and
''l9h' lessen the prestige gained hv the
victories AT Manila and Santiago. Our
NhIpS could not lombard GefersaIoss
cities and could do little da1nn-a AGAINST
lofuHed SeapOrtS. At the same tiuoa
there was grave danger that serious in
iernatI"nal complications might he cra-
ated with the nations of E,ronn
The threat of an attack on the Spo,isb
,'"NI was Sufflcient to recall Camara's
heet. The Wa Board believes that the
threat accomplished a. much ~ tho
actual expedition could have done and
'h't the abandonment Of the cruise Will
nov I've more effective than it v0uld he
10 carry ont the original program.
Madrid, July 22-The authorities hove
ana ;t Inc "a lljnE a,.l %.,--1
I"e PoNS'"le seizure of the Canaries
ny Watson. and powerful garrisons are
peIhg stationed there.
Washington, July 22.-Senor Ouasa3,
ana other representatives OF the Cub,u
j"nta have been in consultation with or
h"iai~ of the War Department TODAY
me jnlted States officials were a>s,rn5
mat theTe was no dissatisfaction with tho
management OF affairs in Gutn. SO far as
inc 'Ht'an representatives We're corrorp-
1d' amt that II Garcia and other Ct,t,,u
around Santiago were NOT in {
''''l"'E with the United States author- t
''e~' II arose from a MISUNDERSTANDING {
Il ihe Presidents prorlumatio,s an1 ~
ne intentions of the United States Gny-.1
= "''0', III 'he premises. The Cunan> e
! Na''I'g"' 1t WAS stated, probably
h""ght mat The action Of General Sb,t =.
meant the continuation of SPANISH
Spanish authority. 1t being well 4
here that such was not the G.
"St' 1t was the belief of the Cuban rem f
7Ht"ia'iNeS that when the matt = was i,
ld"e pIaIn to the Cuban ~otfrers in tba h
eId they would arquiesce in the actior a
l me 'ulted Mates and render the e,
m,'ed States army hearty support.
lie 'nhanS assured the war officials "
I"t nothing was further from their e,
eslfes than a rupture with the Tritaa f,
tates forces and authority. W
~ also became known that the innta L.
ad sent dispatches to General Garri, |
40 "lher Cuban officers that their course
santiago was not approved bv the inn n,
: and If persisted i'm would result =, {,
'r'"us INJURY to the Cutans, 1t is he he
That the representations will tn
ing "'"'uV a better understanding he
cen The Cuban officers and the Amer it
ans. =,
l he opinion was expressed at the War
'Par'Inent thai the better class of en-
ms III the island will have no svnInothv
IN those who would bring ahon+
'"lI', bat that it j. the lower and vie. ~
~ classes WI" desire 10 boot and piuu- '
+ the city. tIs
CARACAS GRIEVANCE.
York, July "a Sntiaro spec- 49,,
|" ''e Journal, dated July 20th. saws f,I
GENERAL Garcia has written A lafIoc 49,,
General Shafer declaring that he :. 49,,
gu~t"d with his t~rest,npntat the hands.
me Americans and will therefore,
-h!raW his forces to the hills.
among the things OF which General r.
T'la complains is the failure of tba 81,
lerIcan commander to officially no Inn.
INN Of The surrender of the Snaui~L or,
re nhdcr General Tnral. antI he - ,In Lr,
7''Se' al the aIieg"'! fact thai he WAS ou
invited to he present ut the ceremony On,
,h"lhg the formal capituIatiou of San .,,I
70. S'"'
grievance is the retention Of
Spanish evil authorities in tho nd
l>tf"lIoh OF their fun"tIons in San "
o. to l.
y 'hoSe reasons Garcia dec2are, he %et'
u" longer corporate with the forces ""I
'f HhAtL"r's ~connanI, hut Will az, S""I
'pendently. a. he L,d bot,.. 49, witt
4f'cdn forces landed in CubA. II
" excl
The Graduating Class :"
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