Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-11
rHF D9N8 ARE UNHAPPY.
t~rg Hate Everywhere Against
the United States.

,5rng Hate Everywhere Against
.h8 United States.
,~srd Throughout Spain for
r-scution of the American
-...-sos Captured on the Compel
IF the Madrid Government
ss -re Demands Of America,
-r.,.,sr VIII Resign - Spanish
,r.-s-fous Against COnsu[Gen-
Wrrams-England Asks for
Csmucy.
-r Nav 1O.-There are evil
growing popular exciJemen5
u over the attitude OF the Uni
s. -5,ernment towards the
-4t.as fibusterers captured on
competitor. The riots and
s, o. popular hatred towards
r-sI safes at the time of the
a-5ugh Congress Of the reso-
au-iug the recognition Of the
r. is belIgerents have not been
and the sentiments which
.. .l.m
ARE BUT SNOLDERING.
Tho spanish government has, on all
..e.1rs expressed its appreciation
and isfacJion with, the efforts
D.. the United States government
as far as lay in its power
giving of unlawful aid to the Cuban
1.s by citizens of the United
S But the widespread sympathy
for the insurgents in the United
ss we'll recognized by the Spanish
people. and the news of expeditions
-n -a United States landed from
rr- TO- time in Cuba creates
INTENSE IRRITATION.
Tt, news Of the capture Of the men
On as Competitor was received with
zsl. satisfaction and rejoicing. IL was
H 20 be the first opportunity that had
been offered 20 make an example of
a5se engaged in feeding the insurrec-
c The popular demand for their
execution is general and is likely to be-
cons v5ciferous. Little account is Ia
Sen O.: the refined questions of treaty
-s-7ye,ation involved in the protest
CT the United States governmen,
.aus- the execution Of the sentences.
Tie action Of the United States is re-
aie3 rather as an
EXPRESSION OF SYMPATHY
ra the insurrectiOn. and there will
strong popular clamor to disregard
The public feeling on the subject is
srsd by the tenor of the advices re-
s.yed from Havana. Dispatches from
here affirm that Captain General Wey-
s- is greatly irritated at the attitude
Of The United States on the question Of
- sentences. 1t is asserted that if
@ Spanish government adopts a con
-a-y view. owing to the representa-
ions made by the United States gov
eminent, Captain General Weyler will
RESIGN HIS POST.
Allegations are made in these Ha-
uaa dispatches Of very extraordinary
n-.uc, on the part of Mr.. Ramon o.
Williams, the United States Consul
sc9aL IL these are not true. they
nevertheless certain 10 add fuel 70
aa fire Of popular indignation in Spain.
NH Williams attitude. il is asserted. is
aa subject Of general censure in Ha-
'--a and it is said to be very provoca-
r'a. The story goes on to relate tha,
"a United States Consul General shows
Il everywhere in public places in
aaaaa. using irritating and menacing
-aag' regarding
THE PROBABLE ACTION
be- Jnted States towards the au-
u Cuba. if the sentences upon
Competitor captives is executed.
l-e .mparcial. commenting upon the
--.a-e o.. The United States, says that
man accused of acts of piracy. admit
before q courtmartial in Havana
-. 'e American police made a point
" Vanishing when flibustering expedi-
-or Cuba were about to leave Key
Va-
A'.ral declares that the Spanish
'nen- ought to have sent
a. SQUADRON TO CUBA.
to arming al the Trans
s.amboats at its disposal for
r''oe This newspaper asserts
steamer Bermuda. belonging to
,.''a nsurgsnt committee. en-
upon The Florida coast 10000
s.N pieces of artillery. three me-
a quantity of munitions of
4-o 500 men. the majority of whom
aa17rs OF the United States mill
The supply of the msurgent
a Cuba. This embarkation took
Liberal says. in spite of the
OF ,he Spanish consul at Jack
.S3'nst allowing it. and the
left without difficulty or OBJ
3nt according 20 telerrams