Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-07
,s,o cosrnment Has Not o.
fciaNy Made Any PrOp0S'
ais for Peace.
WOULD NofLet Such a Gov
'', runsrr as Cuba Has Remain
IN Power Five Days


80 to begin an offensive campaign
,be government. He intends
A., rspid moves, changing camp
zen as possible in order to avoid
-, the burden OF feeding 50 many
lang In any one section. He broke
III Jibara before noon yesterday.
a. minutes later. when the daily
n tr Havana started for San Juan
v,,i,sz where the government troops
entered. the road south OF the
.,asr was covered with Guerras cav
3, 4, far a. the eye could see. Two
meters below the station, where the
,,,rsy crosses the railroad. the train
:, stunned By insurgents who lined
,.-,ss along the track. From that
m, long view OF the road In each
.,.tion showed the insurgents massed
me horizon. Col. Julian Belancourt'
e,s-ras adjutant. went through the
-,n receiving warm greetings from
,rost every passenger. lie ordered the
vroysl Of two rural guards who had
,-s 10 hide. and took the mall sacks
vih all The correspondence from san
Jgsn The telegraph wires had ALREADY
IN cut. When the train was ordered
srroceed without one shot having been
s-td the insurgents resumed their
~,r,h towards the hills back OF Riesco.
n he government mail seized. Col.
p.spcourt found official instructions
t5r The Judge Of Pinar del Rio order
rs he arrest OF himself Guerra, Cruz
cnlorsl Brayet. and score OF other
leaders on a charge OF theft. IL was
directed to Col. Avoles. commander at
sas Juan, telling him TO make the ar
rests
As Guerra approached San Juan in
ore direction Avolos left In the other
Win ia rural guards going TO Pinar
a. pa nv way Of Riesco. He Is eX-
ree,sd IA return by the same route.
N h docs ne cannot avoid a light
poos men seem well disciplined and
Apyrcashsa by a correspondent Pine
Gusrra SAID.
You can ten the people north that
am now going 70 take the offensive.
II have no, done 50 already. il was
because had to perfect the organiza-
IlnN anu aNtNl " ilNhkA'lS WlAAAn ol-
parsi 10 ne Of first importance. |
shsl not attempt 20 hold towns or
forfy q position In the hills. ] shall
continue to move rapidly everywhere
Has The government made any pro-
poSals Of peace was asked.
Officially. none replied Guerra
A committee came TO see me two
DAYS ago and another OF veterans
Thursday Many veterans are await
rg further movements Unless We
obtain an honorable peace they will
Join u.s. ! have made no proposition
90 tht government ! have no author
N % name conditions of peace. ] am
SIMPLY a soldier obeying the orders Of
th central committee. which is merely
revolutionary body without taking
% form of a government | obey their
eWiions and recognize their author
D.
Perhaps YOU would like 10 know
Nho E my candidate for president
hN none. n Palma should be elect
q by The people I would be the first
% declare my allegiance. viii sup
od any man elected II the American
lfore had such a government as ex-
ss here they would not let 1t remain
power Eve days"
RAILWAY BRIDGES DYNAMITED.
Havana sept Two bridges OF
lt western railway between Pinar Del
t' and san Luis. south OF that city
'ffe blown up with dynamite this
aNning A force Of men sent 10 re-
et The bridges was stopped by a
la'l Of rebels, numbering al least 500
ARRESTS IN HAVANA.
Havana, sept 7.-Eulogio Guinea. a
''le proprietor and Enrique Mes
Nhft. formerly a member Of the city
'lntiL from which he was removed,
ave been placed under arrest Both
Liberals and the police claim 10
i't found in their homes mauifestos
ssslnt President Palma
me charge against the prisoners is
l''npefshlp in a revolutionary junia.
NSuRGENT MEN-oF-wAR.
New York. Sept THE World to-
~ ssys
ihe Cuban junta In New York is
llughi 10 be fitting out two men-of- |
az 70 intercept the Cuban government !
P Maria Herrera. now AZ Bush's |
ores IN south Brooklyn. loading mu- |
Mons u war.
y j. known that agents OF the junta |
ie ocen examining vessels IN the |
M basin, and that negotiations arr |
,'li closed for two ships. A firm OF |
irrational detectives have been en-
ased by the Cuban government 10 |
tlcn 10 fevolutionists. and II Is said /
az The United states authorities have |
"a asked 20 prevent any hlibusters
wing This pot
oL Aguerro In charge Of the junta's
agency. appears TO be chagrinod |
~ ne carefully guarded secret has
,s'l out and loudly protests that the
,oiuuQnists DO not intend to inter-
with the Herrera.
Ne' eftholess a Cuban said 10 be n,
.lalhy with the junta. remarked re-
w mat he Herrera would never see
~ Napi. Aldcma. the Cuban govern
agent in Chicago. IN charge OF IA.
made light yesterday OF a pos
( attack upon the shin.
Nhe no stock an the affair" he
", We WI sail when We get ready
- PROBABLY viii be next Wedncs-
~. anl The alleged cuban junta can
~. Aldema denied that he is taking
c.uuons 10 protect his vessel
gsr, ,aplure, but several bulky. vel
go articles on the Hererrs;s Az
saspleiousiy like guns. ''
u INSURGENTS MOVING.
&c. ana. Sept. THE insursent
s,ir. 'oolnnanded by Pine Guerra are
ueafer to the city OF Plnar nj
\, geh. Aenocsl Il is stated viii
saol visit Guerra personsil,. sns
e., .llh him regarding peace terms
"'nei Castillo has been serl-