The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-10

Municipal Guard Who Failed to
Salute Him,
HAVANA, Jan. 9.-Maj. Gen. Ludlow.
military governor Of the department
OF Havana, recently requested the Gu
pan general, Julio Sanguilly to stay
outside the city, or, in the event of his
entering it, not to wear his uniform In
public. Sanguilly was informed in
writing that he would be severely dealt
with In the event Of provoking anv
more trouble such as occurred at the
AiDisu theater few nights ago. when
with party Of friends he almost pro-
Voked physical conflict with two
members of the municipal police who
had not saluted him. Gen. Ludlow
sent copy of the letter to Gen. Maya.
Rodriguez, Sanguilly's superior and If
is understood that Gen Rodriguez also
cautioned him. But today he has been
seen around the city, conspicuous in a
Wnlte duck suit and white brimmed
panalna nat, wearing the three gold
stars or major general Attended nv
elsht or ten friends, curling his long
gray mustache and twisting his inn
perlal, he has been ostentatiousIy nos
Ing In the cafes. utterly without re-
sard to Gen. Ludlows directions. SAN
gullly seems to be looking for trouble.
Enough unpopular with the Cuban
chiefs he has large following amona-
the lower classes The attention of
zen. Rodriguez will be called tn this
opstreperous behavior, and 1t is con-
sloered better to let his own people
handle him.
Pr1vate Weiss, Company E, Eighth
United states infantry, who, while on
patroi last Wednesday night shot and
Killed an escaping Cuban negro arrest
ca Tor having in his possession a Krag-
Jorgensen bayonet, has been dfscharg-
ed by the military authorities and COM
mended by Maj Gen. Ludlow "for
courage and good fucsIi1ent In en-
deavoring TO stop q Iawbreaker before
sheot7e 70 kill, and fer GOODNESS in
shooting when that became necessary,
CARING FOR CHILDREN
Miss q. g. Rathbone is president of
the newly established employment
bureau and day nurses school. the
latter for the care of children while
tne parents are seeking work or doing
IL. Zen prominent Cuban women ara
associated with her The movement
VIII heip to diminish the number Of
mothers begging with their children in
their arms in the street.
Under Gen. Ludlow's orders four
hundred children have been removed
from the Buenos Ayres and Fernando
castro orphan asylum to the Bene-
ilcla asylum, where they will have
better accommodation and care. The
closing of the first two institutions will
1t Is estimated, effect a saving of s1O0
900 year.
La Lucia today publishes a dispatch
from vaguajay, near Caibarien. prov
lnce of Santa Clara, reporting that on
saturday the Cubans there killed an
old man, formerly in the employ OF
the Spanish authorities The paper saws
that Gen. Maxine Gomez promptly
arrested six members of his staff who
were concerned in the killing and turn
ed them over to the municipal sutho,j-
ties at Caibarien
Surgeon General Sternberg devoted
yesterday and the greater part of TODAY
to thorough inspection of all the Ha-
vana hospitals.
The proceedings against DR. c. C.
Jol11fe. the discharged army contract
surgeon, who was arrested on Satur-
day by the United States authorities
on the charge Of practicing without
license, unlawfully wearing the United
States uniform and failing to report a
case of infectious disease, were dis
missed today and DR.. Joliffe was re-
leased from custody.
The customs receipts today were
$1D, 900.
The board appointed to inquire into
the sentences passed upon Spanish SOL
diers now serving terms of imprison-
ment in the Havana penitentiary be-
gan its sessions today
Gen. Brooke has telegraphed to
Washington an expression of his as
constituent that Gen. Wood, military
governor of the department of San
tfago should have permitted the re-
cent demonstrations at Santiago
against the proposed order for con-
centrating customs at Havana to take
the form of abuse of the government
of the island.