The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-03
| [I[lyES HIS
l[N|TH| TEARS
||rsiiisnt of Cuban
hds Farewell to
a, Capital.
|BB FEW AND
oySTRATI0N SMALL
n, Natanzas Deeply
Circumstances
Leaving.

II oet. 2.--President
Tus from the palace and
lei Of Cuba this morn
Ia; and unostentatious
s,rely realized that be
his special train was
-,rd. Among those pres
rhrs TO see the Palma
4, Secratary OF State
sr of Finance Fonts
S,retsry of Public
~ Senstor Dolz, Presl-
a Snute; former Secre-
~ SlO, Private Secretary
government detectives
fsi lie family to Matan-
ltsss, some of Senor
intimate friends bade
iuswell in his private
q. palace.
q we're visibly affected
DISTANCES surrounding
..arture in little more
,ths after Palma had
h under such apparent
ri,es. II was evident
Il! glad that the closing
esat over. The family,
nh following, descended
|na,ss for the last time,
unisges at the entrance
No further farewells
bDsstiuation.
b President entered a
Z, which was driven
Caballeria wharf, fol
h Montalvo in an auto
pry boarded the depart
Y works tug Natalie,
D we're taken TO Regla,
~ other effects having
n them.
,oi more than a score
gtade the palace when
lent left it, and there
thsering at the wharf
Eig embarked, though
ksmer and Government
4 parting salute with
y Regla, while passing
to the train, the ex-
y greeted with hearty
q, "Long live Tomas
IA" Long live the
President acknowledged
ippreciation Of his ser
rsssed on and quickly
#lal train in waiting.
Of iwo saloon cars and
nd started for Matan-
Gsdiately, and as it
ne station cheers for
y were again raised At
Palma made no further
s,tezl his pent up emo.
o. the platform Of the
hls silk hat, with tears
bis face, calling;
ns crowd as the train
ias former members of
A their wives and a few
aSsd the Palma family
,Eisis the latter will re-
w days, later going 10
~ Bayamo, province of
Tl Come Soon.
a ionight that all the
tle vicinity of Ha-
been peacefully dis
i, aay:- Gems. Guerra and
.ashvely cooperating to
s!asE with Guzman, the
slsi Of the rebels in
TuSlnce, they called at
legaton today and re-
pionlses Of assistance,
s. 3Hied e Gov. Taft for his
discussed the projected
aaIion. Gov. Taft said
S,.a Ilat he would take up
not having time now
u. .s'i;esssary attention, and
nm. sae matter did come
s;.sss,'Ilgate personally all
q! require his attention.
~ tsIec be done.
uen; Guzman is acting
siIp sipsfahon as is believed TO
4 !, any consequence in
/ r,uss;lmlng the rebels in
.v'inee, and no fears of
a ia.;. i;ssYtlons is entertained.
[us;s,ls gsalsht IS busy in his
|an,o Mlnlster Morgan s
! H. going over the plans
hi euSau .S health officials
q ,r ~ Yellow fever. These
~ ~ Increase in tbe sani.
\ s,,sqq equipment and very
ftis vIs io,.f Of the sanitary ex-
IA ;,Ia primer American occu.
) d snand, "a is at present on
srcb,it,'yperate in this work
psvsGIe ~ Et that the Governor ;,
NJ ., SSablnct Ministers nm
! PALM, ~ ;ne island arc turned
Ri DIVISIONAL Ss.;.G Governor. IT
enIs Iiae ~ 10 place The vari-
'ts NJ, u !. the control Of the
y 70 o. - active during the
. Ststs." "oerals or Modcrates.
.ssipp &C. Cruiser Denver left
Ehp Lsos lot San Juan TO , bring
B d,yrsv rv'e' She will return
sSla,.t d, TAT #. will occupy the
ITl tste t, but it is uncertain
: Sestsiaase up his residence
|sssnrtI'' no Of Cuban finances
armepyto pytongations outstand-
al I' n,s Sf at least hall OF
n.ome r.ss'eht ~ IN the treas.
bans 70 nearly $4,000, 900
ntsn,,ol are not considered