Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-10-11
PACIf|CATION IS
ABOUT COMPLETE
SANTA CLARA PROVINCE ONLY
SECTION WHERE REBELS
STILL HAVE ARMS.
THE FIRST AMERICAN
TROOPS Axe LANDED
Nearly One Thousand Men Went
Ashore on Monday and Are Now in
Camp oumbia-BattIeship Are
Leaving Havana for Other Stations.

ESTOTe on WOHCay ana are NOW IL
Camp CoIumbia-BattIsship Are
Leaving Havana for Other Stations
Havana, Oct. 9--The reports re
ceiyeu by the provisional government
show that the pacitlcatiOn OF Cuba is
practically complete, with the eXcep
tiCn Of the province of Santa Clara
where matters are rapidly nearing :
settlement. The only trouble known
to exist is at Alquizar, province C1
havana, where the Liberals and Mod
crates are about equally divided anl
irritation has been caused by the re
instatement of a Liberal mayor. The
disquieting condition at AlquiZar
however, has been caused by the eX
uberance Of the more reckless of the
disbanded insurgents, and it is be-
lieved that the 80 rural guards there
will be able to keep the peace. The
disturbance at Guines was suppresse ed
Sunday night The disorderly former
insurgents left the town and the ma
rines sent there report that the Lib
passed off without any further disOr
der. None of the men cut with ma
chetes was seriously injured.
\ closer examination of the rifles
surrendered by the insurgents shows
that very few Of them are fit for any
thing but the scrap heap
Gov. Taft and Assistant Secretary
of State Bacon took up their resi-
dence at the palace Monday. Nil
Taft was busily engaged with exam.
in the reports of the heads Of de-
ra-tments on the first weeks work
uNder the provisional government.
But Little Damage Done.
New York, Oct. 9.-Advices re.
cei>ed here from Havana state ti}at
amazingly little damage occurred as5
q result of the instruction in EavaM.!
province, where much Of the EGh;i T.,
WIS done. There are no bulne:!
houses or barns, no ruined crops O.
Crlastated fields to mark the track Of
rebels or government troops. In this
res, eCt, it is stated, it Was the cheal~
Farmers everywhere have returned
to their fields.
American Troops Landed.
Havana, Act. 9.-Anerican soldiers
are sleeping under tents on Cuban
soil The first landing of troops in
the present occupation having &C.
CURED Sunday. 1t is believed there
is work ahead for the soldiers, for
although in general the pacificatiOn
OF the island is progressing favorabiy
there still is much feeling. In a num-
Der of places the insurgents are per
s.stng in their refusal to lay down
their arms, and force may be neces-
saly.
Gen. Frederick Funston established
his headquarters at Marianao, convent
ent to his command. Col L. w. T
Waller, commanding the marines, has
been ordered to report to Gen. Funs
ton, and the entire fort ,ulars
and marines will be unuer Funston S
command until the arrival here OF
Gen. J. Franklin Bell, who will direct
the distribution of the forces through.
out the island.
Within an hour from the time that
the transport Sumner came alongside
the railroad wharf the disembarking
had been completed and the $50 men
had been transported on street cars
direct to the camp. Their equipage
and supplies were taken on freight
cars by another route. The movement
was so skillfully handled that the men
prepared their midday meal from their
own rations. The men are in good
condition and are pleased with their
camp and its pleasant surroundings.
BattIeships Leaving.
Havana, Oct. 9-The cruiser Brook.
Ign Monday morning landed $50 ma
rines, who went to Camp Columbia.
The battleships Kentucky and In.
diana sailed Monday afternoon for
New England waters.
Last Obstacle Removed.
Casilda, Province of Santa Clara.
Cuba, Oct. 9.-TAe situation here.
which last night was critical on ac-
count of the government volunteers
within the town refusing to deliver I'D
their rifles, and also in view of the
fact that insurgents were numerous
between Casilda and Trinidad, four
miles from this town, was cleared NJ
to-day by the vigorous work and dir 70.
macy of the disarmament commission Il
ers, assisted by Gen. jose Mig1 Il
Gomez. The disarming of the insl
gents is now proceeding Quietly.