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New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
CUBAN REBELS ACTIVE.

they say their forces are several thousand
strong
General Menooal has given the following state
'raent 20 the local press;
\ regret TO advise you that the veterans who
Brave been considering the peace negotiations
haave suspended their efforts on account OF the
ensuperable obstacles encountered. In retiring
to our homes hope that others more able
enc more lucky may be more successful.
General Salvador Rios. a prominent veteran.
said on his return here from Manzanillo. IN San
tiaso province. that all the veterans IN the east
ern part Of the island would hold together and
maintain peace IN that province apart from any
action by the government
Carlos Masso. a former police captain OF Ha-
vana- and Diego Frsnchi. a former Mayor OF
Guansbaoos. have soined the rebels.
FIGHTING NEAR THE CAPITAL
! Several minor fights were reported this even
sng, two OF them near Havana At Luyana- just
south OF Havana Bay. two hundred shots were
Exchanged between rural guards and band OF
insurgents. The latter dispersed Near Punta
Srsva, west Of Havana there was a hot skir-
mish. the details OF which have not Yet been
received
In a fight to-day near Santa Clara City three
insurgents were killed. one was wounded and
seven were captured.
Many OF Pino Guerrs's men who were wounded
in nghts az Las ovas and in the neighborhood OF
Consolation del Sur are. it is reported. being
cared for IN the hills 10 the north
While the suspension Of the constitutional
guarantees has caused a stir IN Eastern Cuba
good order continues.
Speaker Freyre Andrade said tonight that
the session OF Congress which opens on Sep
TENDER IA would approve every decree which
has been issued ~ President Palma and de-
vote rself especially TO the enactment of a new
public order law. Several appropriations for
public improvements. etc. voted at the last ses-
sion Of Congress would be revoked in order that
sehor Preyre Andrade added:
am slsd an American warship has come TO
Hsvana- IL will calm the unnecessary fears OF
many Americans ana other foreigners. The
American government is our friend and the
Tag Of that nation Is welcome here. We have no
content 20 rely on the good judgment and fair
ness or the Washington government
The Secretary OF Agriculture, Sehor Casuso
has asked the management OF the agricultural
department OF the tobacco combination 10 over
see the seedbed operations for the benefit of
needy farmers. The Secretary said that the
fields would soon be cleared Of insurgents He
ADDED that one great drawback 10 the revolution
has been the stoppage Of immigration. II was
known. the Secretary said. that the great
majority OF the insurgents, particularly in Pinar
del Rio province. were Negroes; race differences
might arise. These hitherto have been kept In
the background. although there have been some
mutterings among the Negroes on account Of
their alleged insufficient representation I'm Con-
grsss and in public Offices
Officials Of the Western Railway said that
there were insurgents everywhere along that
line. and that n would not be surprising II there
was more destruction Of railway property near
Havana.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
BANDITS RUSH n CAMP.
american Troops in Leyte Lose Trro
Killed and Eight Wounded.

San Francisco. Sept. IA dispatch from
Manila says that IN revenge for the punishment
inflicted upon them by the regular troops f9r the
killing Of Lieutenant Roscoe Treadwell. Of the
Philippine Scouts. the Pulajanes attacked a de-
tachment Of the gath Infantry (colored) on the
night of September 10. and before they could
be driven back killed two and wounded eight OF
the soldiers
Early on the evening Of september 10 'he
bandits rushed the camp OF TreadweH and sue
ceeded IN killing the officer The colored troops
came to the rescue and drove the fanatics from
the field. killing and capturing large NUMBER
The cath then went into camp near Bara' leyte'
the scene of the engagement The bahd
returned in the night. bOlOed the outposts ana
rushed the camp. In the confusion or the DARK
ness the NregulaTs were badly cut up before
they realized that the Pulajanes were upon them'
The cOiored troops were attacked In theiT tents,
the natives slashing the canvas with bolos ana
falling upon the sleeping soldiers. fhe men
finally routed the PulajaneS. In the daFhnsss
few OF the bandits escaped.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13

would also have 10 defend ourselves against the
ally Of ths Palma government, and only years OF
fighting cOsild settle the issue"
IL was announced yesterday that in few days
the insurgents would organize a provisional gov
ernment. with Dr. AlfTeco ZHg6s president DR..
LayaE, who Is recognize one Of the most astute
politicians In the island IS president OF the Liberal
party and former president OF the Senate An order
for his arrest was issued IN Havana last Monday,
but he had left the capital for the field before Il
could be executed
just where Or. Zayas is az present is not known
here, but Colonel AguirTe said that ne would es-
tablsh the headquarters of the provisional govern
ment in the part Of the country where the insur-
reetion Is strongest This government, like that
organized In the field during the revolution against
Spain. VIII be the executive body Of the present
movement The men who will figure IN the cabinet
OF the ansurgent chief executive have yet been
named
II is believed that Colonel Orestes Ferrara, who
Is operating IN Santa Clara province. Will be
named military chief.
Colonel Aguirre last night said that he would
request the Red Cross 10 take charge OF the rebel
hospitals IN Cuba The government, he said, does
not respect the wounded and has been guilty OF the
most horrible barbarities in the field.
The Cuban revolutionary Junta has addressed a
letter 20 Miss Margaret Chanier, asking her 20 Sc
cure the aid OF the Red Cross forces for the revo-
lutionists who fall in battle They say they can
prove that the Cuban government butchers prison
ers who fall into It's hands.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
INSULTS 4 MINISTER.
AbuaiUe Letter from Secretary of
Democratic Congress Committee.

Beue Centre Ohio, Sept. 12-The Rev. ]. Will
Jams pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
here who is a member IN good standing of one Of
the largest ministerial conferences Tin American
Methodsm who served IN the Civil War from the
fall OF Fort Sumter until five months after peace
was declared and prisoner OF war before he
was seventeen recently wrote 20 Charles A Ed
wards secretary OF the Democratic Congressional
Committee taking him to task for his vulgar utter
ances concerning the President. and in reply re-
ceived the following letter. which shows what a
dignihed and tacttu secretary the Democratic Con-
gressiOnal Committee has:
HEADQUARTERS Democratic Congressional Committee.
Munsey Building. Washington, September 4. 1s16
]. Williams esq, Belle Centre, Ohio.
Sir: I have your lecture OF August "A. and while
usually do not take time to reply narrow mind
ed pretudced and ignorant persons, simply desire
TO say to you that do reply because you are
You are entitled TO your opinions. and concede
70 you your right 20 express them II you were not
narrow minded you would eOneede 20 me the
same right and privilege.
I know this man in the White House from per-
while and every body else out In the woods who
never saw him and only believe the things they
read concerning what he does are not entitled TO
express the proper opinion concerning him and his
So far as your opinion Of me or my expressions
regarding him IS concerned. simply consider the
nifty Is usually a cloak by Internal fools to
hide their ignorance The most digniied things I
ever saw were Negro preacher and a blind Jackass
in snOwstOrm. 1 am not in this class. IL seems
Whether you pity me or not is a matter OF SUI
perlative Indifference to The party or. rather.
the party. who placed me in this position. have a
better knowledge Of what they want than nave yoI
or lot Of narrow minded and pre1udtced fools In
CHARLES A. EDWARDS Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
TO ENFORCE SEPARATION LAW.
French Cabinet, However, Will Not Act
Hastily-Parliament Opening.

Paris. Sept. 12-Thers was animated discus
sion in the course Of the Cabinet meeting held at
Rambouiilet yesterday relative 10 the application OF
the Separation law. The result was that the min
listers decided 20 enforce the law with rmness but
at the same time 10 pay the greatest degree of
respect possible 10 the conscience of the people.
No church will be closed before December. 1871.
The government issue decree OF closing only
IN cases where worship has not been exercised for
a year preceding the enactment. or where wor-
slip association has been formed
il tie sentimsnt OF the members OF the Cab
met that great change in public feeling would
occur before such actions became necessary. They
believe opposition viii subside-
October q has been fixed Professionally for the
meeting Of Parliament, There is. however, a pos
sibity OF further postponement, the budget
committees may not have concluded their labors
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
AN OFFICIAL REPORT.

St Petersburg Sept. 12.-The following is the
text OF the official version Of the massacre at
Siedlce
on September 10 shots were fred at an officer
from a house In GrOdnai street. and seven
young persons were arrested That night passed
quietly. on the evening OF the 11th an officer
was fired at In Stodlonat street, whereupon sol
diers fred at two houses. That night two shots
were fred from a garden near the Treasury,
apparently at sentries. The soldiers fired eight
shots In return.
SIX injured Jews and Jewess were received
at the Christian hospital, three of whom died.
In the Jewish hospital there were seventeen
dead and twelve persons seriously and sixty
Slightly wounded Twenty-one persons have
been buried IN the Jewish cemetery. Fifty-four
persons were arrested, forty-three or whom were
carrying arms in their hands.
As a result OF incendiarism twelve nres broke
out hut were prevented from spreading by the
freTnen.
Seven cannon shots were fired.
Houses In the centre OF the town were the
principal sufferers by the rifle IRE.
a considerable number Of shops were plum
dered and house fittings We're destroyed
Jews are leaving the city. some OF them going
to neighboring towns and villages
on Wednesday perfect quiet had been re-
stored IN Siedlce and other towns In the dis
trict
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13

ouate for the protection OF life property and tn
dividual liberty, and for dscharging the oblt-
cations with respect 10 Cuba Imposed by the
Treaty Of Paris on the United States. now TO be
assumed and undertaken by the government OF
Cuba.
This and other provisions Of the Platt Amend
ment we're incorporated IN the constitution Of
Cuba
Some weeks ago the 9th and 21st regiments
OF infantry we're ordered home from the Philip
pines il being said that their tour OF service in
the Pacific islands was completed The return
of these regiments on three transports. which
sailed last winter for the Philippines, VIII bring
available troops 10 the Atlantic Coast, and also
the transports which would be necessary IL the
Platt Amendment is invoked.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
VETERANS DEFEND WIRZ,
Confederate Monument for Ander-
s0nUiIIe COmmdrdant.
rBv telegraph To The Tribune. ]

New Orleans. Sept 12-The louisiana Conred-
crate veterans will erect a monument 70 Cap
tain Henry Wirz. cosnmandant OF Andersonviile
Prison. the only man executed after the war.
The Army OF Tennessee Camp No. = OF New
Orleans. has adopted resolutions declaring that
it deems it a duty OF the United Confederate
Veterans and of the South 10 vindicate the
memory OF Captain Wirz.
The resolutions declare that he was a gall
liant and devoted soldier. who gave up his life
rather than save ii by yielding 10 the desire OF
his murdereTs to have him falsely implicate JEFF
fersOn Davis and other Confederate leaders in
the distressing and unavoidable occurrences
forced upon the COnfederacy in it's keeping OF
federal prisoners.
1t was then resolved that funds be contrib
uted toward erecting a monument 10 Captain
Wirz, this sum being made payable to the assO-
citation that is 70 take up the erection OF the
monument
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
FLYING SQUADRON READY
The Tacoma and the CleUeIdnd Fill
ing Ammunition Holds for Service.

Norfolk Va. Sept. 12-Rush orders for the
departure Of the cruisers Tacoma and Cleveland.
now at this navy yard. were received here yes
terday All day the ordnance tug Rocket and a
big draft Of men were busy preparing an un-
usually large quantity Of ammunition for the
boats. Rush orders were sent TO the st. Julian
magazine yesterday for five thousand $50
calibre shells for the Tacoma, 70 be delivered
to-day.
Large quantities Of supplies, such as are
usually taken on board for a long cruise, were
placed on board the Tacoma to-day. She is ex
pected 10 get under way tomorrow morning.
The Cleveland probably will sail Friday, both
vessels sailing under sealed orders II is believed
that they first will go TO the coast Of Florida,
and later 10 Cuba. the same the cruiser Des
Moines, which left this yard Monday afternoon.
IL is stated that orders for the dispatching Of
cruisers from this yard were signed by President
Roosevelt
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
RoCKEFELLER PLEA NOT GUILTY.
Standard Oil Man Not in Court-Case Ad-
journed Till October.

Findlay. Ohio. Sept. IA plea of not
guilty has been entered in the Probate Court
here by John D. Rockefeller on the charge OF
violating the Antitrust law through the Stand
ard oil Company. Mr.. Rockefeller was not per-
sonaHy in court. He pleaded through at
torney. The defendants in the cases against the
pine lines also pleaded not guilty in the same
way, and each demanded a separate trial by
jury.
Judge Banker adjourned court until the first
Monday in October TO make this possible. The
trials may not be started that day. but il is
expected that they Will
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
IsTHMIAN PIPE LINE FINISHED.
California Oil to Reach New York by Tank
Steamer Service.

San Francisco. Sept 1.-THE Union oil Company.
Of this city. Just complicated its pipe line across
the Isthmus OF Panama. and within forty-hve days
II will be supplying Atlantic seaboard cities with
California fuel oil The pipe line is 10 oe operated
IN connection with tank steamers on both the At
lantio and Pacific sides.
The pipe line Is hfty-two miles long OIL viii be
pumped the CulebTa grade az the rate or
3 90 barrels day
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
PRESIDENT MONTHS CABINET.
New Chief Executive of Chilli to Take 0fic.
on September IS.

Santiago de Chill. Sept. l2-Pedro Montt will as
sumo the Presidency OF Chill on September Is with
the following Cabinet:
Minister % tho In,erior-IsMAEI VALDEZ vERGr-Ro
AiEisteT 20 Foreign Anairs-MANUEL FOSTER
Minister ~ Juttioe-E ENRIQUE RopRIGT-FZ
Minister of Financs-A,STF0Sro PEREZ
Minister q Public Works-CARLOs AvAIOe
Minister % War ana Marine EDUARDO DFTANo
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
COLORADO DEMOCRATS DISAGREE.

Denver Sept 12-The first order OF business BE-
fore the Democratic State Convention upon re-
eonvening to-day was the majority report OF the
COMMITTEES on credentials. unseatins the delegation
from Denver County. headed by Mayor Robert W.
speer composed OF supporters of the city admins
tration. and recommending admission OF cOntesting
delegations chosen supporters or I nited States
Senators Patterson and Teller and other Democrats
opposed 10 CORPORATION domination After a lively
debate "A motion 10 adopt the majority report OF
the credentials committee seating the Patterson
delegation from Denver was adopted by viva voee
vote The report IN favor OF seating the Spesr
delegation Was dsfeated-sol 10 III.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
SHOPS OPENING IN sIEDLCE.
Three Hundred Wounded Cared For-The
City Comparatively Quiet

siedlce. Sept. 1.-THE town is comparatively
quiet to-day. People are beginning TO move
about the streets. and the shops are opening
again. Some revolver shots fired from garret
this morning drew a volley from troops below
but no casualties resulted. About three hun
dred wounded persons have been cared for in
the hospitals or attended by ambulance sur
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
LACK OF FOOD MAKES REBELS.
Laborers on Plantations Driven to Join the
Insurgents.

New Orleans Sept. PA dispatch from cor
respondent OF The Picayune." who is travelling
through the Cuban provinces where the revolu-
ton Is strongest. says:
The experience of one planter in Havana prov
ince is typical OF what has occurred everywhere.
He employed one hundred and fifty Negro men.
When he told them that he would be Unable to
pay them any longer they Loyalty offered TO re-
main with him if food were supplied L have
no food" he said GO Join the insurgents; you
can al least have bananas and mangOes."
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
A TERRORIST LEADER CAUGHT.

Moscow. Sept. 12.-Vladimir Mazury. the
leader of the Moscow section Of the flying group
OF terrorists. and his principal lieutenant have
been captured. after a running fight with agents
OF the secret police. MaZury was wounded. He
IS a boy, and when he caught he begged
the officers TO kill him Immediately. He was
the directing spirit in the bank robbery COM
mitted here last March by Belenzoff. and is
cused OF the murder OF Colonel Won LOshinikOff.
of the Secret Service in the revolt Of last De-
cember
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
BRUTALITY IN WARSAW.
Colonel Murdered-Eforts to Pre-
Uent attack on Je1Cs.

Warsaw, Sept 12-Colonel Jakovloff. chief Of
the transfer prison. was shot and killed at
o'clock this evening while driving in a cab. His
assassin escaped.
The soldiers on duty here, enraged at the con-
tinuance Of murders by the Terrorists, are acting
with great brutality. Governor General SSallon
is taking energetic steps 10 prevent an attack on
the Jews who are in a state of panic.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
REvoLurIoNIsrs ROB TRAIN.

ST. Petersburg, Sept. IA dispatch received
here from Kragnoyarsk says that a mail train
was held up to-day by armed revOlutionists. who
killed the officers the train. wounded the
military guards and got away with $4,000. One
OF the robbers arrested.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
PLAN TO CHOOSE ZAYAS.
Insurgents to Form Provisional GOU-
ernmeRt Soon.

Some of the local Cubans who sympathize with
the insurrection look with much disfavor upon
the sending Of American warships TO cuba. whose
mission. they fear might be 70 check their cam
paign against the constituted government. Colo
ne Charles n Aguirre Of the revolutionary junta,
said yesterday
The United States would make a grave mistake
10 aid President Palma in HIS futile effort sup
press the insurreotOn. Il would mean that We
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13

The latest attack of the 'Espaha Nueva'' on Gen
eral Lnares September 8 when the paper
said that Admiral Cervera. az the request Of the
general, landed few guns TO supplement the in
adequate defences at La Socapa and Moro Castle.
but that General Ltnares did not attempt 20 mount
these guns until the sortie OF Cerveras squadron.
when II was found that the breech blocks had been
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
THE rHoMAs AZ HoNoLuLu.

Honolulu Sept. l2-The army transport Thomas
arrived here to-day from san Francisco with expert
wreckeFs. who will attempt q float the stranded
transport sheridan. They brought with them a
complete wrecking plant
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
LINAREs CHALLENGES EDITOR.
Former Commander at Santiago Resigns His
Post in Spain.

Madrid Sept. 12.-General Linares. who COM
manded the Spanish troops at Santiago de Cuba
in the HispanO- American war, irritated by the
attacks of the editor Of the "Espana NUeva." :"
has resigned the captain generalship OF Cata-
lonia, and has sent his seconds 20 the editor.
Senior Soriano
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
srENsLAND ON WAY TO NEW YORK

Tang.e=. Sept l2-The steamer Prinz Asslbsr
left here to-day with Paul o. stensland forrs,
president Of the milwaukee Avenue State Bank ~
cago detectives
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
REBEL CHIEF LEAVES moeADoR.

Tangiers Sept. l2.-The arrival OF the French
cruiser Galilae al Mogador with news that rein
forcements were coming from Tangier decided
kaid Anfoos. the Berber chief. to withdraw from
the country
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
DIED LEADING COW TO WATER

Batting Hollow. Long Island. Sept H-N-
leading a COW 10 water to-day John 3. W 7sa'
min, a farmer OF this place. dropped dsad !"
heart disease. He was seventy-siX years on
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13

St Petersburg. Sept. 12-The following is the
text OF the official version Of the massacre at
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-16
EAvE RICH sHowINGs
ON THE SKOOKUM

A discovery that it is claimed is one
Of the most important strikes that nave
been made in the Bullfrog district since
the discovery Of the famous Montgom-
cry shoshone is that reported on the
skookum, owned By zeb Kendall and
associates.
The owners believe that this strike
Will cause a new inflow of investors
into this section.
Mr. Kendall, whose efforts have
been attended by a good measure of
success IN Nevada, has just returned
from the property, and in discussing
the strike today said:
~ am very much pleased with the
showings that have been made on the
skookum and ! am certain that il
= be one Of the largest producers
IN Southern Nevada. The property is
located about fourteen miles south Of
Khyolite, and is but two and one-half
miles from the Clark road, and the
officials Of the road have declared their
intention of putting in a spur SO that
we viii not have to haul the ore.
1--WE have already traced the ledge
on the surface for over 1000 feet and
at q depth of twenty feet it is six
feet wide and more than two feet Of
this carries values of over $3.50 and
the balance is of such a character as
to yield a handsome profit after all ex-
have been deducted.
From this small excavation we have
already taken out a carload that is
ready for shipment. ''-Tonopah Sun.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-16
THE GOLDEN DISTRICT
IS VERY ACTIVE

M. g. Kloskey, who has considerable
property IN the Golden district, is a
visitor in Topopab. He is thoroughly
convinced that this district will be
heard from aud that a number Of good
mines will be opened up there. He said:
~ notice TINT very little is known
Of Golden in Tonopah aud hardly
know how to attribute the fact ex-
cept its distance from here and the
fact that the work SO FAR has been
done by Salt Lake and Ogden people.
rThere have been men working in
this distric. for thepast three years,
and enough has been done 70 fully
prove its mineral merit. The district
is about I'VE mios wide and six miles
long and Is ioea seven miles north
Of c4oyerdale. q s. are now about
fifty men in tae district and Oh two
properties work icing actively car
ried on. The osa absolutely free
milling and there is wood and water
IN abundance for milling purposes.
''The two propertis on wAih work
is now being done are the July First
group, owned by II. Below, Ed.
Kuady aad J II. Bolen; and the
First Chance group, owned by the
Robertson brothers and Charles stro-
snider. On the July First group sew
eral lodges outcrop the surface and
assays taken on these outcrops nave
given good values. A shaft is now
down a depth Of fifty feet On The
property and the owners are stiIl
sinking" Tonopah Sun.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-16

LOsT.-$5 reward for return of
Scotch collie dog; missing since June
sth; answers to name of Glow E..
G. Aubrey, S. p. r~oundhouse. jn11-1w
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-16

4. L. Apple. sx-Prsbats Judge. ottawa
cosnsv. Kansas. writes: '1Ais y - ~
that l have sssl DallArl's AsrsAsunA
Syrao fss years. ana that ! q ~ No.
itA>e % ress0nsal u - the bess eeuGA
svsuo have sv4 49," -. - 80
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-16
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