Show CONDITION IN CUBA Tee Insurgent President Has No itMing Place COMriAINI AilAIJi > r I Tit JUNTA Uouicz lias 1ollllcal AtnralloiM Iliil S rfe Ulmms In lutrlo rlnclpe I NEW Yom Jai 4A Havana special to the World says Puerto Principe province li I comparatively com-paratively quiet I Is Ibo largest province In Cuba except Bsullago but has the imallest population 01 lito 50000 Inhabitants 49000 live la Puerto Principe city n provincial capital The railroad connecting Fuirto Prlnclpo city with lie seaport Nue vitas IB I In regular operation There his bean great Improvement lu thait roool since last cummer when the rallwaywas blocaaded Tbo country between Puerto lrl nclpo and Lila eta was overrun by tun Insurgent bonJt but the dealh of their leader Joie Maria Ridrlguez was it seviro Ices Which fully have luaavurud tram A large part of tbe province being uninhabited tile Insurgent were About to roam about until General Castella DOS and the military government pur sued the illllerent bands anJ drove them Into Santiago or Into the Wilderness wilder-ness ol tile NtUia bills In Ibo southeastern south-eastern part ol the province The slacillul president enl his cabinet cabi-net have nu fixed abiding place 1 baa been reported In tbe United Stated that a point called Cuevltas was Ibo Beat of government ol Cliueroe Cuevitas la not a town but a plantallcn belonging to CUB ut tile well known BoUncourt family Ragged hills lee I In lla center 1 baa been fttqtl filed by Spanish column but General Cat telli > no > loos nol regard It ai a point or Dealt ualloco alent consequence to regularly Tbo Insurgents bold no town or vil lane In the province Tbo only thing like u town ever taken by the Insurgents was Uugutl marl and that was not held by them An Intercepted letter to Gomez and dated Decembers was fllloi with violent complaints ajalnit the Junta In Now York Gomez li lu u bad physical condition and 1 generally ulseatisnud Uu baa quarrelled wltb other leaden ut Ibo rebellion rite dissensions wire HUj those In the former rebellion Gomez has attempted to ignore CIs neroa and mate himself alcinlor tu political as well as In military affair axoatoa > v 41 > < < i a Mr < who snows signs ol nativity Infludo Hal Creole families iu iuertj Prluulpu strongly desire that a civil trite mould endure and they will withdraw wi wltbLltl me province tram The Influence of tile revolutionists lIl were possible There 1 eoaie poverty and distress In PuertiPrlrce city on atount ot the numerous roruloo There ties beau muob sickness iu the Spanish army lu tbatsocuon ejpeclally on tbe Una of Ibu eastern trocba cblelly malarial fever Imit there his beeu a treat Improvement Im-provement recently Major Jluljloz commanding three cquidrons of caV ilry y 1 El Prlucl > e regiment has been promoted for worn in the Held north of tau Cristobal Pillar del Il > provluno While moving along the bale of the hills near Geortjal and IlUnrjulte hu swooped down on some bonds ot In eurgunu foraging killed twenty and Wounded count at Ibo remainder Elicits who escaped into the hills were cap ircd In Arms All the trains are running regularly lu Pluar del Rio Havana and Malau tie provinces Paris of Some lines In Santa Clara province are not operated because the bridges destroyed have nol boon replaced Trains run dally to Clonfuegot 106 miles from Havana List May all the lines were wholly Interrupted I or trains were run In portions at Irregular In I torvlo MAXIMO GOMEZ MAY BIIKHENDKK MADRID Jan 4PtiVate telegrams from Havana BOY it I possible that Maximo Gomez and other Influential Authorities Cubans will surrender lo the Spanish |