| Show HORRORS IN CUBAN TOWKS I I People Dropping Dead from Starvalion Daily Occurrences Afteetareares cnlb omdI Incensed nt Ula Policy 01 IIdlolnft the hufferers I Havana via Xey West Fla Nov It Iteport I from llatanzas say that tile coneorlIv having become enrage lt the chan enra-ge In the ovcrnmet policy arc dUtuiblnn public order Ix mayor Crespo Initiated the disorderly conduct br publicly giving offense to Senor Armas the new civil governor 01 the provlnc The chief of i > oUce followed Senor Cpo lead by endeavorIng en-deavorIng to preent aid being given to the ouCTrlng oncenlradoo by newspaper correspondents arid others Of the reconcentrados In Matanzas lumbering more than 60000 scent nine died In two days thirtysix per Ithlng from hunger Yesterday seventeen seven-teen deaths were itported a large proportion pro-portion ot which were the result ot starvation In Jarulco about 65 perCent per-Cent of the deaths are cnu ed by 1 starvation star-vation and tho same Is I true of many other twins Olng to the lack or proper clothing and of blanket the situation or the reconcntrndo Is I becoming be-coming worse all the winter season all iroaehcn despite tho efforts made to relieve them llorrlll l episodes are ot dally occurrence occur-rence among the roeoncentndos After lYing for three days upon the sidewalk side-walk In front of a house In Matanzas o poor nerm woman who WIUI BufferIng Buffer-Ing tprrlhly and wn unable to mow was carried IIway i hy a flood caused by a heavy downfall or rain A short Um afterward her dead body was discovered dis-covered n few blocks away and at last reports was still lying In the gutter A cabdriver wo was carrying n sick man to n hospital observed that his nssenger ills dying dragged him fnni Ills cnbIOlng him on the curbstone curb-stone where he finally died Cases similar to these are of frequent occurrence occur-rence The pone recently visited the hou or George W lIyattchlr or the relief department or the United State con ulate at 12 oclock at night to make Inquliiea as to the destination of a quantity of food which had been taken Into the house during the day The female Inmites becoming frightened refused to open the door and Insisted upon being Infouneil of the object of the offIcers viodt The police fit lIhe 1 fluently retired upon leo mlng that the Inmn Ia wr Amerleanq Gn 101 ollhIntor or the health department said recently to the correpondnt or r1 Impnrlnl In Mnrl that there worn nrtunlly 35noo soldiers In the hopllal In Cubit And tint about I1 000 pf this number wen not suffering from any disease but slolply from nd or Om1hmnt Ia lucha In n recently published editorial expresses doubt nn to tho sincerity of the friendship for Spain proframd by the Amrtear government govern-ment and says It the American government cannot prevent the ailing ail-ing from tho ports of that country of expeditions In aid of the Insurgents And does not respond In other wny to Fpaln efforts to enmA to favorable terms It let I unpls for Spain to mnln AmerlZ lain friendly relations with Amrl IN Tim INTEREST or AUTONOMY A dispatch from Madrid says that Senor Olbergn deputy to the Spanish core and leader or the nw nu tonomlsts Is on his way to Cuba whore he will enter the alliance mist party upon condition that RenoIR Jlontero Fernandez do Ciatlo Cuelo and Znyes leave the bnard of directors of the party It better asserted that they are too pronouncedly Spanish to succeed In Inducing tho Inurgents to accept autonomy under their leadership leader-ship Spilor Jose 11vez will remain chair man of the party Iliunnu I Nov 21f1nor Jose Canal Jns y Mendez editor of ni I Hen la ot Madrid one of 0 a leaders of the Spun late Liberals and former cabinet minister min-ister Immediately after his arrival here to study the condition of the Island vlsltcd the authorities Later lie wast entertained lit n han uet and has already had many conference will leading reprcsentatUes of the various parties He udMsed the conservntU to acknowledge the good fnlth of the governments Intent and declarations with reference to the tren regime ii 1nH the autonomist organ says today that the mlient conviction 01 Senor CnnalJns is I not consistent with the pomle8 Senor anota It con elders the jctlon of Senor Canaljas Incoming In-coming here as entirely In order ap plaudit Ills patriotism and Intellectual gift and expresses the hope that he will ooon visit other parts of tho Island This he experts to do beginning with the province nf Ilnnr del RIO He will accompany thq ipanlh column In their campaign New YorkNov 21Marqul Apezto Rain leader or the conservative party In Cuba arrived hero today on the Iench liner Ln Champagne front Ilnvre The marquis said he hid been In Spain for the last year and that he waR going to leave the city for IIn vann on Wednesday probably by way of Tampa He takes a hopeful view of the Cuban situation now that General Ulanco ti In command Ha thinks this winters urnpalgli will uiiompllrh the fncinca Ion ot most of the Island I think ho sd now that General Ulnllco Is I it In command that a vigorous cam I algn will be btoun and such force will be used that it 10 an W lane for tile go ver malcilt ot C iholIr I r soon be put In I ruenl peration think thot after the earn nlgn ot this winter moil ot the Island will IM 1 111111 1 Spain has plenty of reoulevit Sh will send mol men It I iccessnry Itnthor than suffer her UI < lIl1y to bu offended Spain nlll flsht to the Us I Iwo lliliiruun Kllle1 nalllmor Nov 2tIIoU Then dore H 1 Merrick a motolman In the mploy ot the Ilaltlmoro fc Northern NoVe < l1ube > ordem omco I that Dad ROy here VlS n frlphtful I hendnd collision this morning On wear line In hleh Merrlk wn ohmt 111 I hll urnlr strently killed and WjBIAm I Uornr motorman on thc car which 1 was coins In the opposite direction received Injuries In-juries from which be died about half IIn hour Inter The tni conductor and pn senJ run r-un both care vPro more or less Injured In-jured although the Injurl nf nlther of them aro supposed to be dangerous Seipp I oil IIrrllhL 1I0ann Nov 21Abollt enty or the recent Inmates 01 the 1tnn1 Jail have been strlck1 with vital is I supposed to ho beilberl Three Hanna Ha-nna spednllsts I leave been Vnt to jann r Ifl dlatnosu the Jocose and the sick I per Monte have been lIanrcrrerl to more iralthful quarters where thy will be irodtd l wllh medicine and nourish taken 10 rival < nil Increase or the opt demlc Capt aetieriil Blanco has railed for a public stilmcrlptlon In behalf ot the nllllited Ion and has himself subscribed SIOO Fat1 Mot Ill Auedria Vienna Nov 21The hostility lio t veen the Christian Socialists and the octal Democrats which exists In all parts of Austria and frequently lends to Fharp colll lons between the rival arllBani has resulted In serious riotIng riot-Ing at Qratz the capital city of Stjrla lEnd the seat of Important cotton and wool manufactures While the Christian Socialists were holding a matting there today the So elnl Demoerot forced their way In broke up the meeting and pelted the Christian Socialists with beer glasses Borne of the Invaders threw chairs nM several of the Christian Socialist were badly hurt The promoters of the mectlnB ruslud from the hall and the disturbance were ontlnued on the street outside The police and mllltnr were summoned sum-moned but were stoned by the riot era They then hnred the mob with fixed bayonets killing one person axned wounding mnnv Ten nf the ring leaders he ben rntcrd Ielylrm IIcmn were badly hurt during the rioting Stlnnt measures have hell taken to prevent a recurrence of the disorders One1 ortiveter Drad New York Nov Ioon Albert Ordwny died tonight at the 1I0CTmnn house Oen Ordwny nrd its wife re turned from Kurope last Wednesday They engaged rooms at the HotTnnr House Next day the general vvni tnken sick and he continued to prow weaker and weaker until 7115 ocort this evening when he passed away The generals death wafl doubtle1 hastened by the sad and recent events In connection with his wayward laugh ten Hettlna Olrnrd The latter a comPlete com-plete wreck was a day or two ago tnmsferred to n private sanitarium from Bellevue hospital Owing to the plendlnr of his wife who I had become reconciled to her daughter den Ord way finally consented to the return of the prodigal and a reunion of the family In Wash Ington was arranged Gen Ordways death Is I attributed by the attending physician to Jaundice and pleurisy which developed from a cold contracted In Paris Brevet DrlgOen Albert Ordway who was born In 1813 served with credit and gallantry throughout the Civil War the greater portion of the J i time with his regiment the Twenty fourth Massachusetts Infantry An net of Personal gallantry nt New hem N C was followed by his appointment as adjutant of regiment He remained In North Carolina until June 1863 later served In the army of the Po tomne then In Florida and through the campaign of 1SC15 In the Army of tile James After the Occupation of Richmond he was appointed provost marshal of Virginia where through a portion of the tioubles of the reconstruction times he directed the delicate duties of his position with much skill rand tact For gallantry at various times and because of big ability he had been successfully promoted when al 22 Voters ot age he was made brevet brigadlergeneral being the youngest offloer In the service to reeelvi that grodo Ills regiment nnd hlm11 were retained In the service until February iscr and was tile best volunteer troop mllre out In thp state After being mustered out fen Ord wny went Into business nt Richmond nnd about ten Years Inter returned to nohlnon where rus commander or the national gllnrd for n number or years he brought that organization up to a high Itndard |
