Show Dfll l i lifill Says Ho Can Face Any r Landing in Cuba by Americans HAS FIVE MONTHS SUPPLIES Spain Would Give Cuba Independence for Resisting Re-sisting American Invasion I SPANISH TROOPS ARE CONCENTRATED DiPI or infle iscilidwris I serbilt fluttkotWit und 11tiodll vs tllllliK tho llo Ilal New York May 29A dispatch to the World from Havana says Oen Iltanco pays he can easily fact any landing In Cuba by Amei leans ant his forces are ready to concentrate and fall upon the Invaders In tho four wester Provinces The greater part of the troops on tho Island nre being concentrncd near the coast whcrcter It Is thought the attempt might be made The Spanish ofllclals watch tho roast so vigilantly now that the Cuban Insurgenta are bald to bo prevented from receiving supplies Gen Blanco teprcsenta that he has provlsslons and ammunition enough to last me months hating ordeied the mlllltary authorities to be very spur Ins with ammunition only uclng It when It U I Indispensable to do FO He has devoted much attention to Improving the defenses of Havana planting submarine mines and torpedoes tor-pedoes extensively tend strengthening the fortifications according to plans devised In Welera time by a special commission of artillery engineer olllcera sent out purposely with heavy guns from Germany and Spain Gel Blanco and the home govern mint are occupied now with the question ques-tion of sending home Invalid soldier The sick and the wounded at this sea a son are nlllus the hospitals and scrip hosvlts ling the colonys resources Ihe Spanish war department profoundly pro-foundly la I satisfied with the way I n which Gen Illanco t conducting the campaign He was Instructed l 0 keep up the spirits of the autonomists by putting the local government In working order jut aa If there Niels no war but at he same time to play upon thefloyalty of tao old Spanish party and volunteers volun-teers because their wealth and flght Ing qualities will be very useful He has been directed l also to try to 1m press all rise names of Cuba with the belief that America is I aiming at conquest con-quest slid nnneAaUon while Span would earn homo rule to the extent of actual Independence If the Cubans would resist the American Intaslon srtix on EK PUNIXIVAlb 111st 1ravvklon C irrld 1 to Cuba aad Porto III lu Madrid May 28 4 p mIt was om cially announced today that the minister minis-ter of the colonies proposes to offer premiums for vessels carrying provisions provi-sions to Cuba and Porto Rico The minister of the colonies the minister of finance nnd Senor Sagasl had a conference last night on the methods for sending the resources asked for by the governor generate ot Cuba and the Philippines Gen August at Manila was authorized author-ized to draw upon the Spanish treasury treas-ury nnd Capt Oen Illanco has received re-ceived ten million pesetas The report that the Spanish govern merit Is I negotiating for a S JO 000000 gold loan In Paris Is I officially denied nnd It Is added that the bank of Spain hu ufllclent gold for the present THE IIAIT1MOIII ALL ItlUIIT Situation In the 111AIIIastvinAsuetric Flt t CI Hongkong May 2S There Is absolutely abso-lutely no truth In the report that the United State cruiser Baltimore now at Manila has been damaged by n Internal In-ternal explosion The United Stales auxiliary cruiser Zatlro which arrived her at midnight yesterday reports that llenrAdmlra Dowry Is I short of provisions and n munition The HatUl anlla cable It I said was cut by the r Americans on May 23 A brush htn the Insurgents and the Bpanleh occurred near Cavlto on May 20 til vile The entire merlcan 1 fleet U a Ca Tit 1 report that fimne of the American Ameri-can Ships had palled for Hollo where the Spanish gunboat rl Cano la sup pcxed to bn In Incorrect Agulnoldo the Insurgent leader Is I with the Insurgents between the Americans Amer-icans and Ihe Spanish The Incendiary fires continue JJJ SJ The prit and nun nt Mania hate bn removed from the latter place to Laguna All the coast towns are reported to be held by Spanish troopa Tho Americans are repairing the slip nt Cnvlt 3buttallis Voluetster Anl I Ban Francisco May 28Four trainloads train-loads of Montana volunteers arrived In thl city at on early hour this morning The lied Cross society had prepared a breakfast of sandwiches and coffee for the soldiers after which they were lined up for the march to Tort Rich mend 7lie men were given a magnificent reception by the people of this city who gathered by thousands along the line of march cheering them anti 05 the soldiers marched along they were presented with flowers and fruit In abundance The troops are In good Physical condition but wero a little fatigued from their long confinement on the cea That are m men and 1 I 60 i olflcers In the regiment Tilt It I camp In ig ground at Fort lllihmond Ills 6 I > 1 rerared for them find hero < th tit trnoon nailed th mel will be com irlably std In t thlr new qua rters 1ItISOM ALIM MIIAMILII IblItrdNtat6aset 1 nr spuelsr16 orT or-T uppr 1 udesut Key West Ha May 2Slh I ft gunboat Woodbmy hart arrived here ringing Ha > dtn Jones and Chrla Thrall the rI appapcr correspondents captured by the tllard In Cuba mail e hanged for Lieut CcO ColIIJo < CuI Clio geon Major Julian arid tO Sun 1 Servants captured by tile United Htatos fleet on board the prize steamer Arguanlu nt tho outbreak of humilities ald slnle confined at 1uit McPherson At anti The fpanlfh prlAonem wre at a hais en laana 01 utla IIht on boar1 the 1 S glll I at Iopl hrc the ex change took 1100 yesterday Janis slid Thrall mere thin transferred to IP Woodbury and brought here Thfc transfers of the prlvoncra took place off shore A Mil rnlilmmt > 1 Chicago May 28The stalement that Ieutors agpncy sent out n rumor that Sami6on is fleet hal been defeated off Santiago and that Bampi > on was killed Is I n Hilly falsehood the St Lbv I Inl Amnt New York Bray 2SThe nuxIllary cruiser 11 lul arrive nt thin from West Indlt n waters thl tIng t-Ing The S > t Louis haM been ordered to the Cramp ship inrdi Philadelphia and will I sill Immediately for that place 11 Is sold that sho I to have her Irmamcnt Iner ell a Ed by six 6IIch rifles QulekOrlng Il0es |