Wants To Buy Cuba

.(w íorK, jan. 10.- Tüe Herald has thethe foilowing special from Havana; Anotlicr Herald üeld eorrespoiideui freöh from the camp of Gen. Gómez carne iiito Havana just foefore dawn tliis moTning. He broaght with ïiiin anotheT Ietfep f rom the Oufbau Httmander-in-ohief. He reporta tliat lie found Gen. Gómez in the best of health and spíyits and i'ully convinced that the 1-mg strugg-le is dmwing to a elose. Iu a lon.ií interview Gen. Gonioz. requested the Herald to coa-rey a 'ness&gè to the intransigentes oí' Cuba. "The people," sald Gn. Go-mez. "liave bóon rhe onl.v ones willing to continue the struggle; becauáe they feared tliat Outoan triumph would result in thelr proscriptlon and the conftscatl'on of their property. 'l'liey nre utterly mistaren. I. Máximo Gonmz, whose word bas never beea brokeu, assure them of absolute prótectiou. "I kniiw fchese people represeni Ihe tiirm.v business element of the i.slaud, and believe fchey tuce aestined to rank ámong the most yalued eitizens of ihe "(public. The friumph of cause will bring to them assurance nnl permisslon to follow voeacions in peace. thère will lic no persecution. either poliüoal or social. All uv ask of them is to he]p us in toullding np the fortunes of the island and repairmg the waste of wai