New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-19
cUBANS STILL IN ARMS.
i, POOR PEACE OUTLOOK.
MI, ., Los Palanios-Cdses Beng
prepared for Mr.. Taft.

.. ar,ivitv no decisive progress was
s.v IN the peace negotiations. A few
-, .sepers went westward IN aupon'oO
- she t6ea OF reaching ana conferrins wiz,
W. c.,o--a che ,nsureent leader in Pinar os'
,,-o,,inoe ana others visited Ioinaz oei ms
T.. .,s commander os the insurgent forces IL
80 ,rovinoe. but the only definite thihs TO
- ,s that the insurgents IN the heio 'o
80 % enter into negotiations unri an '"'
---s-ecv prisoners shall have been fe1oaee.
.--.1o :, is possible that responsiole h'e a.
-, a hasis of agreement in time 10 ~ - ,e
:. secretary Tart ana Assistant secfo'.s .,.,..-
40, they land here tomorrow the'e iS .,s.s
- ,bs. ,uch a basis has been reacheu'
70 81. = q. .,,o-,, .1,.sence that ~ IL has been
.t.,s :, VIII not be accepted by the ifsuie
following. 49,. shown nv
che leaders IN regard 20 pressing a set
-. N,,, others. notably Noderates appear
- .,.e.5 ,o LEI the case rest as IL Is unth
- a. .5,,aioated by President hooseNe4ts
-.-.a,,,,es They are content FOR the ufne
''f.-,,b snch rrestige as the government has
.,..s a. being thus far able 20 preserve u
., ..o-o olliteration and on the claim ths' i's
-. ought 20 be recognized by the Oii'eN
60 oqainst those who are seeking It's over
-. The Liberals are more anxious 10 place
u"o' 4. . ,,osI.ion which may be consid-
-. ,aousllv as strong as that OF the
-.-,e,, and consequently they are more
s1tve. -. ,.o.e-,rsr
..or,,,ission. said tonight that the I'M
-, mart ~ his mission was ended when
,,,,ob, the leaders together. Ihe L@ipef'as
o., ,bat they haze accomplished something IN
.,-,,o the release of the alleged conspira-
-o,ort,v arrested and in inducing cessa-
tioa ~ hostilities .
v,.no M acceptable basis Of peace appears
-. - bAen suggested by either side the Nil-
.oss,on Is general that Secretary Iai' wa.
-. ~, the work of peacemaking WIN slilai'
.-.,s.-.,,or for past grievances. the mann iuea
-. ra.ber constructive measures for the
future
,,,rprcANs ANGRY IN ISLE OF PINES.
~. re,res. feature 4 the revolution IS the
.,..,-once ~ Americans from the Isle of f1nes'
.,.,o,,,,rg that officials OF the courts or the
-, % pines are searching the homes OF All
- e,r arearms and seizing all arms
o.. .,,o-i,ars ;here both radicals ana con-
.,,..s ora angry over this action. especially
os she conduct of some Of the natives receh'Iy
- ,bs, "a keep frearns within reach'
- nm sDDeal 10 Minister Morgan and Mr..
D., ,o--ncrrow. with request that United
e,.,.s nava, vessel be sent 20 the Isle OF Pines
:. -.o,sr, the lives and properties Of Americans
49,, zs,,s rresident ~ the Liberal party.
tss received word that Colonel Avalos WIN TWO
hundred mounted men. attacked reoei force
under Pino Guerra yesterday near Los falaolos'
N P,ra- ael Rio province. The rebels had one
,uHn killed and two wounded. The government
soldiers had eighteen killed and thirty Wounded
A second attack was about 20 begin wheh
Guerras brother in the capacity OF peacemaKer'
arrived from Havana and urged an arnistice'
which was speedily arranged.
GUERRAS TROOPS HEARING HAVANA
An Associated Press correspondent THIS at'ef-
noon visited three insurgent camps west Oh
Havana He found all the towns from ArtehlisA
n Arrovo Arenas controlled by insurgents
Colonel Calvez who was penned up on Sa'ufuay'
September - with one hundred volunteers III
the town han az Guanajay. Is stili there sur
rounded by insurgents, who are deferred from
Moving VI the building because Of the fact that
General Lovnez del CasriIo's wife and family are
hsld there by Colonel GalveZ. The latter mas
provisions for a long siege Major Acosta re-
,urped N C;uanaSav on Monday night with the
thirty police who were captured on SUNDAY
when The Mayor of the town surrendered
Pho Guerra's force Is believed 20 be camped
tonight AZ ArteInisa and Il is expected that TO-
morrow Il viii unite with General Castillo's force
oE,siie Havana
There is only q small detachment OF govern
nG; forces guarding the Lisa Bridge, the en-
trance 70 Marianao. the nearest suburb OF
hirGna. Between Mar!anao and The city ther
us few hundred rural guards and militia
sar1ing the reads. The guards said that II the
aurgenis should advance toward the city IN
ne numbers they could not be expected 10
Hst them.
The people OF the entire region west OF this
ciy sympathize with the insurrectiOnists Cen
esal Castillo General Asbert. General Arenciba'
General Guas and others have issued thousands
q printed pamphlets. worded as follows:
Long 1--we the republic! Long live peace
,elnsed on Justice and electoral liberty The
Aaiag combat IS a page OF glory for our cause.
We have encountered and defeated hodrignez
e sls victory viii carry down 10 history tha'
-aie tonight news was received that all was
Vet az cienfuegos
he United States cruiser Des MOines. viii
s1etories Taft and Bacon on board. is ex
..ied 70 arrive here at O'Clock on "Wednesday
-'ning The party viii land Immediately anC
70 Minister MOrgans house al Mariana"
leie they viii make their headquarters. lh'
-slfgeDis could occupy Mariana with the great
eG ease
ALFREDO Zavas. the president OF the Libera
10y who mas Just returned from an automo
-s llip 70 The west. in the course OF which n
s,,sliiee with several of the insurgent leaders
&C 80 iAat he had prevailed on them not 10 com
..lan twenty miles OF Havana. Sefor Zaya
80 positively that the insurgents would no
itolate Tor peace until the government re
.-sea an those held IN prison on charges OF con
sEsey Sehor Zayas Is anxious 10 talk wit
- gaft and Mr.. Bacon. He said that the LIB
had confidence n the government
4ionlses
GOVERNMENT REPORT or ACTION.
Tie oeacisi report OF this engagement say