The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-15
GEN. SANGUILLY ANGRY
WILL VISIT WASHINGTON TO COM
PLAIN OF TREATMENT RE
CEIvED AT HAVANA
CUBAN ARMY is lNsuLTED
So Claims the Indignant General,
who Was Refused an Audience
by Gen. Ludlow Provost Mar
shall Harrison Objects to Mis-
treatment of American Soldiers
by Havana Patrol.

HAVANA, Jan. 14.-Gen. Julio San
gully today sailed for Tampa, whence
he purposes to proceed to Washington
to protest against the attitude assumed
toward him by Maj. Gen. Ludlow, mil
itary governor of the department of
Havana. Yesterday Gen. Sanguilly
called upon Gov Gen. Brooke and for
the first time gave his version of the
Althr1S theater affair. He showed Gen.
Brooke Gen. Ludlow's letter ordering
him CSangullly) to stay out of the city
and not to wear his uniform. Gen.
Sanguilly, who had not seen Gen. Lud-
low, got a note of Introduction to him
from Gen. Brooke, and sent it to him
by Cuban aide, together with an in
quiry when it would be convenient for
Gen. Ludlow to hear him. To this Gen.
Ludlow replied that he could not see
Sanguilly, and the latter, before leav-
ing for Tampa, wrote to Gov. Gen.
Brooke full account of the affair
Gen. Sanguilly considers that the Gu
ban army has been insulted in his per-
sen.
Maj. Russell B. Harrison, provost
marshal Of the Seventh army corps,
mas written letter to Maj. Gen. Lee
complaining of the arrest of soldiers
in Havana without passes The Ha-
vate soldiers found in the city without
written leave in their possession, the
prisoners are taken to the guardhouse
and sent to their camp the next morn
ing. Maj. Harrison calls attention to
the fact that no arrangement Is made
to feed the soldiers in the guardhouse,
and consequently they have nothing
to eat until they return to their camp.
In some cases the men have been with
out food for twenty-four hours AS
most of the arrests are made at night
the men are obliged to buy their break
fast or go without.
Some officers, while not approving Of
this arrangement, consider it a fitting
punishment that the soldiers be de-
prlved OF square meal. Others, how
ever, say that in this climate 1t is dan
gerous for men to miss a meal. espe-
c1ally breakfast. Maj. Harrison's let
ter was forwarded to Gen. Brooke, and
by him forwarded to Gen. Ludlow.
OFFICIALS SWORN IN.
Maj. Gen. Ludlow administered the
oath of allegiance to Senior FREDERICK
La Costo, the newly appointed mayor
of Havana. and Senior FREDERICK Mora.
the new civil governor, today at noon
at his headquarters In the Hotel IN
glaterra. Senior La Costo, later, in the
MUNICIPAL Offices, sWore in the assistant
mayors and the other officers
When Senior Mora waited on Sencr
De Castro, the retiring civil governor.
an hours delay ensued, because Senior
De Castro demanded the including in
the receipt given him by the new Of
fetal of several articles to which the
new official demurred, but the matter
was finally compromised.
The salary of Mayor La Costo was
decided upon as $1,000. The salaries
Of the others have not been decided
upon, though it Is probable Senior
Menocal will receive $4,000 as chief of
police.
Senior Goebel, civil aide to Gen. Lud-
low, discovered thirty families in want
in one tenement. Steps were taken to
relieve them at once