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tiESERET EVENING NEWS I Ajfa fIYt OCT011EI 0 IBilS 1
I IN H 11111 li lli N u n F 1U 11 BIA R Z 441114
Spa tS Great Army of 100000 Men Who
Must Leave the Pearl of he Antilles
Wzthout Firing a Shot
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ICopyrlntit UM
The Branlrh pence commli loneri who
re Arranging for the transfer of Cuba
10 the United Hinted and who nr now
liolJInc lllr sessions at Havana hav I
bein H Iun orders by the repreienla
lives of tills country tu have Sign troops
non ociurrlnir the fortified rill t 10 then
aeulctst at once Th mandat wait la I
ud by She American commission lo
iamply with ore or file artklea In I the
I to oU Mch was timed a short lime
Haled that the
tcu and In which It was
naeuatlon of the Island l > y F pan Ph
troops hould to begun Immediately
Th Spaniards seem to have paid no
attention lo this rlaune and It li I a well
known tail Shut Prentice Hannta had
Instructed the Hpanlih representative
lu delay Iht procetdlnti ai Ion II aa pui
rllle I for no other reaion II U I believed
than lo annoy the American commit
alonen Their ram hap like mot
things don by the dons proved a fall
lire and they have not only been re
flute I fit to let little troops away but a
demand hai been mad to remove Shows
frafted Intel Y FO that III e American got 1
illcra who ore la da duly there may be
tared I In I charge of the fortlJcatloni
There Inn boost l no trouble t with the
Split n1oh troops In Iurto lllrn They
hat been brought to the seacoast
loan from ho I Interior and mool of
them niv now on transports on th elf
war lo the homo country In Cuba I t
It is been different for with the eicen
tion of the troop that aurrendered at
Santiago none of the others line been
i
rent home and II Inlnht be ald her
that the troop were tent from Snnllaio
at the expense of the tnltp Staten
government while those that are itlll
on the Iflard will hav lo be lent ben
nt Iho IIl prnio of Spain
When the Inltrd States commission
era started for Havana where they
were In meet list Spanish represent
gives they expected trouble hy delays
They were however prepared lo meet
every move that might be I mad by this
dons and no Purptire was IIcclonrd
when list order i In remove the troops
was handed Tearful Gonialea Parent
do President of the Hpanlili commli
Plan of capllulallon It li f not to be
wondered at that the Iroopi and pope
daily I Ibo In Havana are reluctant
to leave I ai the majority of them have
endured all manner of hardihlc and
with the exception of a few iklrmUhei
outild l the city with Ih Innurcent
force have not fired a hot durlnc the
war There are now more than 1000
roldlerf I both regulars and volunteer
In Hatana Their poilllon U I almost
Imprecnabl It would t < well nigh Im
Pootible for an enemy to conquer the
plar I by fore of arma and there U I no
fleet of worship In any of the navies
of the world that could raui the city
to lurrrnder by bombardment Ha
vana too I no of the beat fortified clllei In
the world l and It 1 U I not to be wondered
at that the Spanish delay In evacuating
11 It li I Indeed a very Miter pill for
them to wallow Day after day the
men havo watthed file fleet of Ameri
can nanhlpt from Sierra Caitlo with
out getting a telllnic thol at them They
have ieen nothing of the land force
and while It 1 has been laid they were
willing and anxious to Slight they will be
obllced lo leave I the country ntthuut
having had even to much aa a skirmish
nllh our troop
We had less l than iOMO troops at Ran
tlaaa whtn that stronghold fell In
fact t here veto nr mote than that
number of American i soldiers on the in
land at any Ham Very nearly Jt000
Hpanlih Iroopt were urrndrod when
than four cipilijlAteil tlmtiSUial number and now will more b
compelled lo move out nf the Intend de
rented < I It III be nneiury lo have
head troops evacuate the liland before
the American soldlera can take charge
and aa they will begin to leave I the
United ftlatei very shortly for that pro
lion of Uncle Pama new territory the
Hpanlanla will have to do rinikierabl
hunting ai then U a good deal of work
Ahead of them Never In the history of
Ilia world has all ch a thing taken plan
ai the removal of to tarn > a body o
men from one place While theta are
more than 1JOOOD men now lervlnx the
Arm of Spain not all ct them will Iw
transferred la the home country Horn
of them are volunteers and with few
esreptlunit rcald I In Cuba The volun
teer crepe will be disbanded and they
willi be mustered out of the service as
wire torn of the national guard ml
mont of our own country which trrved
during the war In all there will prob
ably IM I about IWtoo Scoops to hi Irani
ported lo rain and II will lake con
lderabl time and money lo arcom
pllih II I
According la the terms of the proto
col they will have la bo ihlpped bark
to trip horn country In Bnanlih veaitli 1
and It li helKvM It will be dmicull la
find enough vesolho 1 flying the Hi > nlh
colon that will be all liable for the wotk
required of them To gain some Idea of
the coat of transportation and th num
ber of vessels 1 requlml II li I only ntcri
vary la mall the price paid by the
United Mimics government for the
transportation of Senegal Torala troops
lo Hpaln Th turn paid par man wii
about IU and taking this ai a fair rat
for what It will cost Hpaln to net her
soldiers hOmo she will spend < In trans
portation alone IUOOOM It would take
nearly M ships of the Lie tranaatlanlle
type such ai the American line train
en Ht Iouli and BU Pool to carry
them all At one time Three are not
enough transport In I the United < States
and Hpanlih navies lo accomplish the
work at car lime and It would take
more than a week to got the nun on
I
V
I MEN AND EVENTS
The number of aUroIJi known loai
trunumrn It 4J3 Horn of them have not
been observed ilnce their discovery and
are practically lot
King Ilimbert haa decided to remove
his I court from the Quirinal to Turin
ana in Immrnie amount of money li I be
lag spent In Improving and enlarging
the royal volute at the hitler place The
work already In progress will cost II
000000 And other clutngei are contem
plated
Thif feren Sir completed ichool census
of Chicago ihow that In one block In
tile HIslNiilh ward there are but seven
American born reildinta out ct a total
board the vessels Then there are many
of the troop that tire Irk either from
fiver or woundi received JuMng en
gatelgionts fPtfM 7r will have lo
he l taken of them and larger quartira
afforde l The City of lion which vet
tel was chartered hy I Admiral Clever
to carry his editors hack to Ppaln li I
on of Ih lateral transatlantic itenm
en and accordln lo rejocli WAS mm
ilderably crowded when the loo men
went nn hoard Hut the order hn been I
given and the f4pinfish trootm will hay
M evacuate their former atronghoMi In
order la make room for Ilia American
Smelts Th work of go Sting them Away
will be watched with considerable In
t > rrat by the natloni ni It will be the
only lime In the history of the world
Ihil such a glgantlo matter hn been
undertaken And the work li I ta be don
by a badly < crippled power
It took but about Mooo men In con
quer the Spaniards In Cuba and now
that the war hn In l > brought to an
end and the vltlotloui country li I set
ting ready la occupy her now UO s
alons It will tike According la the re
port of the war department 40000
men or about twice ai many troop
aa were necessary to bring the enemy to
term ta rrloon the island They will
Sit sent la Cuba and ai fait ai the
Hpanlardi evacuate the clllei and forti
fication the United Htate Iroopi will
iircupy them Most of Ihe Iroopi that
will be rent there for duly will be from
the Infantry branch of the tervlre
Them will too aeveml reclmenli nf In
fantry and cavalry and < a few batterle
of artillery Th bitter will be placed In
the fortification along list coast while
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THE SPANIARDS ARE EVACUATING CUBA
of 817 the majority being role In
mother block there are US 1olei out
ot a total population ef Hit the oilier
man bring a Chinaman The total ponu
latlon of the city le I eillmalxl at 1151
111 Which figures would Indicate a
growth of over TOT per cent line 1190
Chicago hall a now nontreatlnr club
thh urganlior and promoter ot which
are some of the general and traveling
passenger agents of western railroad
he cavalry will be placed In the moun
talni and Interior town Tile cavalry
will lie I uied more for the purpose a f
letting rid of the guerrlllai who even
In I time of peace roam through the
country committing deedi such ni the
deepradoe of the well did In the early I
days of the frontier The Infantry will be
placed mmily In the large rltim where
they will 11 garrlKin duly and police
work until the government lien Milled
Ita attain ant 1 mailer run imoothly
Ai the penpla become nrcuilomed to
the new government the troops will ha
withdrawn until there will probably re
main only alnut half the number that
were originally tent lo occupy the wall
out town and clllei
While She evacuation of lurrendered
Itlandi by the Hpanlih win IM I n very
Interesting feature of the timing of
hmlimiei there Pro teveral others
which will add to Hit I Intern of the
war These however life of a personal
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nature and concern > torn ot the I men
who will command the force that are
la lie I tent la the new poiieiiloni Two
df then men have nerved the country
In many color ties and hurt won fame
Then men are Major leneral Joseph
Wheeler and Major lenenl riliIluih
Iff No men who terved In the war are
better known or were more ronipleuoui
than time two and U may be truly
tald Ill t neneral Wheeler was ono of
the m1 unique naurei in the affair
II In I aa everybody know a veteran
of two won Now long pail the age
when men are tuppoied to lake an ac
tive 1 Hirl In I the battle of file nation
lighting Joe Wheeler the dashing
cavalry commander of the outh wee
not only one of the first to lie given a
command when war wo declared but
with him went his two eon and three
daughter and lip was one of the first
ta get to the scene ot action One ton
li I a lieutenant In the regular army
while Joseph Wheeler Jr a cadet at
the Novel adm wnt through the
Santiago campaign with hla father and
was drowned near Camp Vlkoff at
Stontauk Iolnt The three gifts spent
their time In mining the tick and
wounded and many of the toldler who
were suffering from fiver or the efforts
of being struck by Mouser bullet and
piece ot firing Sheila have received
comfort at their hands lentral
Wheeler will have command OfIlle cav
alry division of the troops that will oc
cupy Cuba and It 1 li I one of the most
Important t of the commando aa tile I cav
alry will hay lo lubdun 10 brIgand
and guerrlllai who Arm continually
causing trouble to the People l living In
the Interior I of Ih Island
like leneral Wheeler leniral Leo li
else a veteran ot the civil and Hlipano
Amerlcan ware and one of the touthi
famout cavalry leader There It I little
that can be laid concerning him Shut la I
not already known Aa consul general
In Havana he made a record for hlmielf
ef which anybody might he justly
proud and whlln be did not how big
ability ai a Aar leader In I the affair
which U I being brought to a cloi it was
because no opportunity WOO offered him
II I Its ihowed hla worth U the government
In I the way he maniged affair In Ha
vana just before war woo declared and <
Vivo thousand memberihlp buttons and
cards were Issued the first day an < lIO
000 more have tn orderM
Wall street hu no monopoly throws
speculative talent If this story from
tliryvllle MO be truthfully lold A
stranger went Into a livery liable there
In hire o hone for II days All Slit
hortei were In SIM and the proprietor
told lh > applicant to wait a tow mlnulei
hll tiviplicalit go and buy one Hi
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after lbst billleihlp Main was de
Stored In thai harbor hy Hpanlih
treachery he remained In Havana until
She last moment When he left I he Sold
Captain Heneril nianro that he would
return la relieve him of Ih rriponilbtl
Ilion of the government of Cuba and re
rent the lanolin lo American fit will
take him command the Seventh army
Carlos Into Havana when the Spanish
Stools now italloned there evacuate Ih
Place neneral Wheeler will Play with
his troops until they have been nettled
In their now quarter when It li I PoI I <
h I will auk lo be relieved that he may
return horn and Ilk till Mat In the
two of reprvientatlvei
Th now army organliallon which Is
necessary to supply troops lot rente I
In the new territory U I now twine ar
ranged and to far ai ran bo learned
will be ai followit Most of tht volunteer
reglmint from the various states will
be muttered Out of the tervlce as roon
li Site regular hue been Increased In
number The Handing army at preienl
hat but 2JOOO men Under the new ar
rangement there will U 100004 and
they are lo I be die I ributI In I the follow
Ing manner Twenty Ihouiand will re
main for duly In the United Hlaie 40
004 will be Pont lo Cuba JO 000 lu Upt
Ihlllpplnei and < from 000 to IOOD la
Iurto Itlco Home of the troop that
have been mentlone fur the rhlllpplnei
will I be Hatloneil at liiim In the la
drone islands There wilt be no trouble
or delay In getting the Spaniards out of
Mile men In fart they have already
alartnt to leave n1 aa they evacuate
IbO cities the American troops take
Littlest of them
Cuba It I the only place where there I It I
likely la be any delay and while part
of this delay U I rauird Purposely to ei
hauit She patience of and annoy the
United mate Commissioners who Have
chine of the work other reasons sars
given among them being that Spain
cannot got the necessary ihlpi to trend
port the treat ta thit home country ai
quickly ai pbn would like According
to the arrangement the flrat of the
Hpanlih troopi now In Havana are lo
embark for home early this month It
la I believed U 1 willi Ix tome time liter be i
fore they will be In reldlnnl to leave
and army oillclila and military url
pay that from the way tht Hpnnlardi
have acted In regard ta the matter the
new year will be uiherfd In before the
last of the don soldiers will have left
like island There are mor than 18000
of them In the hospitals tufferlng from
fever itarvatlon and the effects of bat
tle It will lake considerable Urn lo
remove bee men and there li I mile
doubt that Uncle Bam will allow tome
of Ihem to remain In the hospitals until
their rendition li I such that they can 14
removed without fear of driiroylnc
their chaneet of recovery Tho Ameri 1
can troops will be ready lo enter the
clllei and fortification early In Novem
ber
berIt U thought however thai Ihey will
not be lent Into Ihe Uland In large hod
let I until a month later when the conOI
Stand of the climate are such that theta
will be mil risk from fever slid Ihe
other diseases Then It hit Sworn cIr
tested that the troops be not allowediro
oorupy Iht bulldlngi used by the Frigid I
lard aa U li I thought that floods
germs lurk III them While nothing ties
as yet twen dune In regard to housing
the Iroopi that will to to Cuba it 1 u I
expected Shut the government win pro
vide portable wooden barrack until or
rantiementl have been completed and
Ihe quaiteri now uitd by the Spanish
tnldlera ran be land lenible
When the time dot come for the
disappeared from the liable but re
turned a few minute later with a here
which he had purchased on file ttnet
for II nnd supplied hit patron with just
what h wanted receiving IIS In ad
vance for the UK of the animal fur the
ttipulated time and both were happy
A tree of historic Intern was recent
ly cut down at Augusta Me U was a
nn maple on the linn I of the lllalni
residence on Hiatt Itt beneath w Men
Spanish to haul down their colon and
P II unit the poiieiiluni they hue held
for 10 many centuries efcounh Amerl
an troops I will be sent not only la
maintain order but lo awaken from
dreama of rnnqueil any meddling pow
er of Curop that may desire lo prom
l > y Ihe victory of the 1nlted Htatei over
Hpaln KIIKDnillCK A VnitllU
lleirrel III lleeUlnn
When Soared II l > eck first became an
attorney for Ih sent rd railroad be
went ton m1I lon tn viosittri Kansas
10 argue n CUM that had been brought
igalnit the road for damagei for several 1
head of I cattle that had been killed The
earn was tried before a JuJie lOb was
decidedly llermaii Th wllneiie wer
examined and the rude iron through
with and the attorney for the proiecu
lion arose and mad a ilronc plea for
nvlctlon He wasj eloquent and the
Judo paid close attention
Ar you free asked the judge when
the lawyer itoptied
Yei tour honor
You vim ilc 1 rnM laid the ulg
Hut I want rhino la argue my lid
of Ihe can Mll Park
No he vine iloutly nieertr1 the
Judge Hut Ie < k eommenced lo talk and
gradually hi talk led up In the c
Ud before lite Judgv knew It IVtk waa
arguing the defenaa The Jud Ililened
Closely and vtheii eck had finished lie
SAMYou
You In I do oostl
Hut you bart already dec MM In my
favor aald the other lawyer I
Dafa all rlahl I revert my lint de
Clotting Did 1 man Itst 1 Awl the Judge
lluck to hu lOll decision and Peck won
till railroad caie
lluiv 11 ll Vllcwrlephd
A photographer advised a young man
Pitting for his picture who consulted
him ai lo the nullabln citrus not ta
wrar u tlrlped or tpatted tie one of
Plain dark color being preferable A
decldnl Pattern become very inonot
assets In a picture A collar that wai
of a bccomlnc style win also recom
mended And a coat that filled well
without 10 much regard to III newness
A further caution wag ta go la the Pro
olio at u moment of the day when urge
fell the beer Physically
A voung nun came In I here the other
day I paid the same photographer I and
rat for his picture Thre or four proof
afterward tiibinllted to him ho reject
ed berauie aa be explained they look
ed la him just ai he felt at the lime of
l h
tilting I aufnlly hungry It wema he
had come to the ttudlu < about 2 In the
afternoon without havIng retest any
Ihilia Place 1 a lIbl slid early 1 breakfast
and hit condition hetraytd llMlt In him
expression I told him to try again
after a aatlifylnir Saudi 1 and It Is I a fact
that the precinct picture scarcely 1 looked
like the signs Iroon
Aral Its lVallr
No one i vars travel among the Arabs
without being struck by tits Importance
attached lo Ihe water supply Where
a rich Hngllihman woull bequeath
money to founding a hutpltal or deou
ratine a huh an Arab nan think of
no other channel for his I oharlly than
the Construction of a fountain which
will amure him the hleMlnc of all fu
guru generatloni TIM Arab have a
i urloiii charucterlitlo In common vvllli
here still Ihr animal They Iro
fer nairnant waters > however bad In
imell and appmranev to the most
limpid running water which they now
ten Kn < mlly Contains Unagreeable
medicinal properlli
Jaine fI I lllaln stood when formnll
notlilei by a Committed ot hli nomlna
tlon for like presidency In 1 1MI
lmgwoud llnnaiKtfl houw it HI
Hilenu li I now u Urn The room li I
whlili h died Is I u tlaUl 1 On the ell
ot his I grave li I a machine for grlndlni
vorn
In the last six 1 months the ttreet ran
of Chi ago have killed 1 and Injure
about unc third aa many persons a
W
I
VUJlt the
Czar Travels
Kvery time Kntpcror Nlchola o6tup
211L 1 lAke n trip Ihteualt I any part at his
VAIl finvire trordlnAlY measures
ira taken by Iho authorities li guard
him The 9 condition haw beom
Intolerable In the rmperor who hat re
cently li I en Journeying n good deal 1 for
to preparation Invariably dentgntd to
protect him have convinced him that
hit lrI ir dlwallined and that he
mnnot rely on their totally or affec
lionThe
The emperor of nutria In I mrarded at
being iwfer when traveling abroad
nn In Gremamr then at horne In line
lit 1 for where In llermany a pilot en
gine I running In advance of his rpeclal
train to l ronildered < in adequat prrvau
thin in IIUMU Itso entire line aver which
ho travels no matter whether It be The
whole 1 breadth n f llUMla from Ht Ic
tenhunt nn this llallle to Lltllla on the
Illack or a to l lined nn Miller tide with
sentinels stationed within 100 yardi at
one another Mho ttand with their
barks toward Iho Imperial train aa It 1
ruihM wit with thtlr rlflea loaded ant
wllh order In fire without challenge or
I marnlng nt Any human belnu who Ap
preaches within COO yards 1 of Iho track
Almost on every trip of this kind Ihit
lh nor lake Homebody I l > killed by if
the tentlnel generally torn drunken
mn or Pomp aged Prevent deafened
and rendered Imberll by age who bag
approached too near the track I
Tits omcer Hand with their face
turned I toward the Imperial train with
their left hind liroumil lo the lAlul
and their right hands on their revolvers
ready to shoot down without a mw
menti dentation any itntlnel who
dare dlnobey order by turning round <
toward In train for It li I taken for
granted that It n penllnel Soft turn him
head toward the train III la with Iho ob
ject of making pom attempt un them
mloror lift hy dlirhamlng him rifle
or hurling an Infernal machine at the
train
Nir U I this alt All home Rn4 mt
I hot within a certain dlitanee of the
Irk hay lo he lemtiorarlly araie < t
by I their owner who an obliged to
ramp out until th dark Mu and heav
Ily Elided l Imperial t train Lou passed Ia In
the neighboring village the children <
tire locked up Inaaont I and everybody
keep out of tight Tho Italian an all
emptied gave of oinclaln I Iaiaenger
and gooda traffic la tuiptndcd Altogether
lh ruI
gether Tli lmrlal I train passed
through the I bigger itutlonn without
Hopping and only hall nt small road
ride stations the nurture of which an
kept secret for fuel and water 1
II la I Ihua that the czar and him con
tort travel In uncanny illenr thrusters
their vast empire Inhabited br a people
Abuse loyalty l and devotion to the rUn
true family are toronilltuti the
principal foundation of the throne
Small Wonder that n > sensitive and <
hun < a Couple aa Nicholas and him
raln should feel thai thr ptto sit too
dlllon of affaire li I Intolerable and that
a radical thine of the domestic and
rlan < pollclea of the empire Is I necn
Story > That liter li every reason to be
lieve U I the true origin of the astound
ing project u f an Inlernallonal renter
rats with a view to iieneral disarm
Saint whlih has recently been submit
ted lu tire foreign Iw < ri by the cur
A Weird 4ieHluce
I
Here a linking Initance of the
welid alghti town 1 by M do Itougemont I
a traveler In the wildcat Portland ot
Australia One dy h and his tutu
wife wen on Ih match when also 1 oud
denly motioned lo him to climb air
without a moment delay Sloth he and
ho quickly Mramhlcd Into tree
1iwnily Pays De lloiigemont I I
raw a tight the memory of which will
live with me lo the day of my death
In Ihe Mutative the ground appeared to
te rovired with a vast black mantle
extending for mile Thin mantle was
made up of counlleti million of fairs
who were on their way from the low
land lo Hi mountain knowing by In
lIntl that She Itr1 noolt were 11
hand It took nor rut 1 hour for thu
uhaitly tea of vermin to Palo the foot
of the tree In which we were concealed
Any living thing engulfed by lhal fear
ful wave hd no chance 01 total
when She rata had paMed the clean
Picked hone of numerous huge kaI Is f
food lay I about the plain and I verily
Where that It an elephant had been
caught In that leu he would have Ir 1
lihed mlirially 1 1
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Itie n lot the M Its l 0 rl
It wait In Ih army The toy had a
meal of beef Shut Sort l been corned by
a he its In a tilt lion Urrcl It woo I
null u treat They all thought to un 1 I I
til one of the i rly remarked NA little i
mustard wouldnt go bad
That remind me unll another I
You just wait a few minute I
A quarter of an hour later he re
turned and producing n screw of pa
Satisfied l oor lie Amid Oh yen Iteres that I tf I ji
Where did rou get ItT tald the oth
er In I chorus J
Up at the surgeorest The lick call t
Jr r =
you remembw eounded aa wa went II
Hitting about the mustard U 1 occurred I I i
to me that a little mustard for my lain t 1
but k would be just th Odor j
Hut you luvenl got any lam back i
Hut I have cot the mustard t
I
A Klondike IMIInri Trouble
The Klondike Nugiet one of the two I
pallsorm 1 putillihed at Dawfon laments
over the trouble of finding Its town Still
Mrlbere who Par III a error the priv
ilege of gelling a leinlweekly ellllon A 01
paragraph In a rerent Issue vxplalna file
dlinrully hy laying that III la very hard
ta nod om of Iho IIOUM according to
addreassam left at the ome Among those
mentlonel were the cabin with the 0
Person dour ethe stab house fjrlng the V I
river lh UK lent with two Hove
plpet 1 and the cabin three door south
it that all She doa are
y hive been killed and wounded In the
Ouhan campaign
Th Prince of WAIao Is I colonel of U j
IIrlllh regiments the Duke 01 Oon
n naught or slight the nuke ef York three i
a inl rise Duke of Cambridge elsht Those 11
r of Our > e inUudt rr ulara volunteers 11 1
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