New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-04
4 DISPATCH THAT MISCARRIED.
SPANISH LOOKING FOR "CoRREsPoNDENT
HERE-ANGULOS STAY IN THIS CITY.


A cable dispatch was received yesterday at tho
Offices OF the Cuban Junta. In New-s' which
nuzzled all those in authority there After looking
over the message carefully !: was decided that II
could not have been meant for this ofice ana IL was
accordingly returned the Office OF the cable com
pany receiving H. The message was simply ad-
dressed THE Junta. New-York." and accordingly
It was sent 70 tho Cubans The message was In
Spanish. The translation as made by member
o. the Cuban Juntn rs follows:
Madrid. May . 1898
1unta. New-York: Beg you cable II you have
found substitute. 1t is urgent FOR us to nave "a
foreigner. FreNchman preferred. BANANA
Tho Cubans could not In any way understand this
message. They d!d not know who 1t was from ana
the Only explanation that could be oHered az 'he'
Offices that the message had been sent TO soIne
Spanish organization or council In this city Which
used the word "Jun;a" { a cable address. II was
suggested :ha; possibly the message was from tho
Editor o. ",poca" o. the prominent Govern
men. organs of Madrid. Tho editor o. this paper
Is Senior Santa Ana
The Cubans positivc that Spain Is receiving
information not only from this city but from other
Important news centres in the United States.
They are satisfied that the spies which have
watched the Cuhans here have not been removed
ard therefore argue that T. the spies are s'ill az
work some person In authority must De here 10
direct their movements That there are many
Spaniards In the city Who are in active sympathy
with their Government IS well known 20 many
people. These Spaniards radical In their
patriotism that they will work for their country
when the nnow that their business interests
are n; stake According to those VINO are watching
Spanish movements In this city all these men are
under the surveillance OF the city Police Depart
mcnt.
Several papers yesterday made direct charges
against Span!ard who was alleged to be In com
munication with his Government. This man was
Manuel K. Anguo. who was sent here from Cuba
Dy the Spanish Government 10 arrange trade
treaty upon the lines suggested by senior DupHy
dc LONE. the Spanish Minister who was recalled
Senior AnEhlo said wheE seen yesterday that WINE
he was an autonomist when IN Cuba, the present
attack his honor would not be allowed TO 70
Unpublished. and he denied furnishing information
the last place Sehor Dupuy de LONE stayed IN the
United States after his insulting attack on frcs-
dent Mckinley had been made public - g.
J. '. Jordan proprietor OF the Hotel ST Marc
extremely angry yesterday over the report
circulated that he sheltered Spanish SOY In his
hotel Senior Dupuy dc LONE stayed at the ST.
Marc owing to personal acquaintance with Mr.
Tas. Of Portuguese blood. bit was born in
Spanish spy in my house. he shouted. II would
American IS President Mckinley. who IL a friend
OF mine. When hoy fought In the Louisiana
Tigers for the Confederacy. and r need he would
go the front with the boys In blue tomorrow
Sehor Angu.o was the representative IN Wash
Cuba. and when war broke out he asked tor his
passports. but as he was not recognized oficialiy
then came 10 the St Marc with his family
"AngulO is n Cuban sympathizer." said Mr. Jor-
can. He was born In cuba and has property there
He does not believe that the men who are at
the head of the revolution can organize and main
tain a stable government. but know that he IS no
lover OF Spain When he heard OF Commodore
within thirty days he would be back in his house
in Cuba