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The Crisis in Cuba: Creelman

The personal investigations of Mr. Creelman were as to "the following peaceable white men who were shot without trial at Campo Florida, near Havana, on the afternoon of April 3d."

Margarito Zarzas, aged twenty-four years, single, blacksmith and carpenter. Ramon Castellanos, single, aged thirty-three years, poultry dealer. Joaquin Medina, aged forty-five years, married, farmer. Camilo Cejas, aged twenty-five years, single, fisherman. Jose I. Cejas, aged twenty-eight years, married, fisherman. Manuel Martinez, aged thirty-eight years, married, farmer. Domingo Lugones, aged thirty-five, single, native of Montevideo, Uruguay. Jesus Ochoa Rodriguez, twenty-five years, single, blacksmith.

These names are not given on the evidence of one man, for they had been communicated to the country by the United Press.