The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-04
A Mistake.

Garter "A Mistake.
Gait, title bird's-eye view districts
Others. stopped at: 1--WE all know
In Nes' The dogs and beggars"
SO , after that really belonged
their lie obispo. in Havana. 1t is
even Ill of both: terrible looking
inc thtairless dogs. The street has
.ains IN as Bishops Street for two
ea.hs but General Weyler. ambi-
SUI ,aving memorial of his ca
given aptain-General other than a
numotutation for cruelty, named
Richnr1self. The day the Spaniards
any ! Cuba, the Cubans, who hated
II Wdown the Weyler signs from
aaaIaeet corner and replaced the
Ao was in Havana at the
ing Sing been sent there by the
now tan Magazine, and was i'm
quamnterested in that whole strug-
Gently has an Asiatic blood current
place.; a negro one of 100000
Mrs .admiXture." as Sir PertinaX
,arIvant says! The result is a
a.; iiie ,,nongrel race. The Spaniards
IN Aase distinctly the mos. respec-
her conservative people on the
spent of any kind. attempted to
ern rits affairs with Cuban en-
RrvnDn every hand one heard I'M
Mo, omplaints of their laziness.
~ responsibility. dishonesty.
the s,ness. The backbone OF every
Mrsng was the Spaniard The
will of our hotel on my asking
fromt this said, Does the sonora,
to Rlk me an idiot to try to run a
,,ss;t III Cubans?" The head of a
crav lolesale importing firm said.
$3.50 could not keep all this up
liamsyith these rascally Cubans; all
Paris gone If ! spent four hours at
Mt. h Ny.I ~,
land ban family of wealth was an
this apable Spaniard. who collect
Noveiispensed the revenues of the
ar and tobacco crops and made
important purchases for his
a IS In Havana and abroad, such
are ages, horses, jewels. pictures:
at 1.-THE event of his death they
$40 Industrious Spaniard. They
lister than to trust their own
ana Once year all bills are paid
amor and what do you suppose it
sort, English day" When any
ent saks the truth with the bark
form say. Now You speak Eng
dinn.o OF even il the Leyant are there
w .hinotiye1ess. expansive, chronic
time,n in the West indies. And our
Rich the Spanish American War
wflolst disguised to find them cow
Emio: like all liars. Havana was
Bnefth thousands of "reconcentra-
or wretched waits stranded by
eity ,ears of: war, without homes.
wis or moneS,. in:"the big towns.
will,hich fiiey roamed in bands all
nineg and half the night, after
heldley laid down on the bare pave
Without pillows or blankets and
p;n,ll the silver trumpets of the
fleet in the harbor musically'
oslded reveilIe and another day.
wee was stalking. all through the
Thed the rich found 1t hard to get
greaey simply starved before ones
Of patient. sick-hearted submis-
ne,hey We're, often too despairins
AN aims for the children cling
'their mothers skirts. wan, hol-
kerfd. with arms and legs that
SDoere bone and skinny bird claws
Made American women weep. 1t
amsiglt to see them get up from
ony bed. yawn repeatedly, make
@,tenpts to arrange their clothes
ir faces off on petticoat. CONT
EIair with their fingers, and then
EAff to the big grilled entrance OF
estaurant or hotel or rich fam
Etnsion and watch and wait for
Mtuero to bring the COW lin Cuba
W is always MIXED right in front
& door,, and then would begin