The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-05
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any interest In Tho proceedinaa,
CHICAGO. May "a hoy West despatch
says;
Following q report reoPivsd hsrv that
there has been q revolt In the eastern end
NJ Cuba ordere were Issued 10 prepars
United Statea warshipa a. oncs In thsae
waters 10 be ready 10 cope with the situa-
NIuus W IFIB1NN ITVNH 'Up8 -AHNtu NFta4
the revolt, was headed by an agitator named
isal. who formerly lived in this city. The
commander Of the naval station here has
chartered pilots Ia intercept all war vessels
In the Gulf and order them to enter this
port. a. the Government has instructed
them To wait for further orders. The Cuban
Consul admits that therp il trouble at
Santiago. Cuhana here seem to have
known all about this for some time, but the
news became generally nown only to-day
JACKSONVILLE. Fla May - Bulletins
and private dispatches from Cuba indicate
hat q revolution Of imposing magnitude
In in progress OF the eastern end Of the
island.
Alarming reports of a revolution under
the leadership OF Modesto Lsal are being
received here" wires a Key West CORE
.spondent. 1T is declared that President
Palma has been forced to take refuge in
Morro Castle.
Pilots were ordered last night to inter-
cept all American wafshirs and order
them 10 report to Key Wes',' the message
The Government station was working
all night to get in touch with the warships
in the vicinity and it succeeded in catch
ing the cruiser Columbia to-day.
The Cuban Consul has wired Havana
for news of the revolution. II is reported
that Leal has as followers he 5000 strikers
Of Santiago"
Leal was the agitator OF the cigarmakers'
at rike las, November and he is reported
70 be a revolutionist Of experience and
WARRINGTON Nav 4..-Rumors Of a revo-
luton in Cuba were circulated in Wash
tonight, but no advices have been
az far as can be learned which
them. At the Cuban Legation the
story lie discredited.
SeHor Qu sada, the Cuban Minister. re-
ceivt4 a .ab.egrsm dated at Havana at
O'Clock this afternoon in which an
was made that President
Palma had been formally proclaimed re-
but nothing in the despatch indi-
Gated that there was any trouble OF any
The Minister said that il there had
been a row he would surely have been in
He added that there have been
no indications Of trouble.
A part OF the story which ia going the
this evening is that this Govern
ment has ordered a warship TO Cuba "a a re-
suit OF an outbreak against tho present
Government there. The Navy Department
says that nothing Of the sort has been done.
The cruiser Columbia is the only vessel Of
the navy now in Southern waters. She is on
way from Pensacola to Key West. Al
Key West the Columbia will receive orders
TO proceed To Philadelphia. Her present
orders direct her 10 go to New London,