| Show TROUBLE IN CUBA LEADERS DO NOT BELIEVE THERE WILLBE AN OUTBREAK havana may 2 col carlos Ce says there is no fear ot a rising in the eastern provinces nevertheless the labor problem will have to be solved there for now that the crops are gathered many will be out of work in that part of the island he thinks that most ot the cubans in santiago province support the pro gramme of the national party trusting to the honor ot the united states or the establishment 0 the government the best way of dealing with dishonest men and scoundrels Is to put them on their honor said he col francisco valiente former chief of rural mounted police of santiago province says most of the people of the province are overwhelmingly in favor of the union democratic party they do not desire to force the hand of the united states they do not consider that cuba Is yet in a condition where the united states should leave her to herself so tar as the rumors of rebellion are concerned el diario de la marina says such a thing is absurd the cubans now know that they cannot expect even a single rifle in the shape of assistance from outside beyond this the revolutionists are divided among themselves and the negroes who did most of the fighting are discontented because they are now left out in the cold deeb THIS strake YOU muddy completions complexions complex ions nauseating breath come from chronic constipation karls clover root tea Is an absolute cure and nas been sold or fifty years on an absolute guarantee price 25 acts and 0 acts T IL CARR and S W BADCON |
