The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-02

AgA y RAAAekNAt NtuEg -HAAsSs%AA " tAtr WI
tain General Very Probable.
HAVANA, Jan. 1.-The war cores
pohdent Of La Lachua, Of this city,
Senior CanaTte. has telegraphed 20 his
paper the substance of an Interview
which he had yesterday with Captain
General Weyler whose column ne jolp-
cd at San cristobal. The captain gem
eral assured the correspondent that
there was only about 800 Insurgents in
the province Of Pinar del Rlp, adding: u
am able to say that the province is pael-
ned. Sickness, bullets and' hunger will
terminate the revolution. ] will tFeat
the leaders with consideration II they
surrender all, or nearly all Of their fol-
Nobody can consider himself the
owner Of the cattle in the mountains ana
woods which were born last year, and
allow the soldiers and the poor TO garner
them together and set what henefit tnay
CON from them. have also proVlaea
for the establishment OF cultiyateq
zones, IN order to avoid FAMINE, anQ
UQUkIALulhLE uFNAt sAt-
sion Of the revolution in Plnar del tlo
The rebels are lacking IN vaior and other
elements 10 make the uprising Q success
''Wlth tho assistance Of the CONNER
clal chambers / hope 20 eSta bllsh cultl-
yated zones in the province OF Havana,
between the two railroad llnesi but !
cannot allow people to build houses out
side OF the towns, as they only serve as .
refuge for bandits. ,',.,., ..,,,
"Rlos Rlvero Cthe name hitnerto spsit, psil,
ed generally Rlus Rlvera) as IeGAEue9u sll.l 9tl
by the Cuban partlsans az laekins - lH
duaHties to make an inSurgent CONF
mander. and neither Qulntin Banderas
nor Calixto Garcia has as much prest'ge
as Antonio Maceo. , ,,.,,,..
4olned forces with chose Of General Bbre-
gon, from Candelarta. "a, .,,,,.
CaptaIn General Weyler VIII continue
encampsd at Bavato until to-dnorp99W,
General Weyler ordered a double "a "a
tion OF food and wine to be served 20 1l etle
troops to-day. .....,n,t.r-
ing sxnedition surprised and dispersed
an InEnrFent camp Of 100 men at the
heights OF Gener, on the MatauHss' q. j,
The Insurgents have again attacKeo
tbs vIiiIaEe ~ Cobre IN the province OF
Santiago de Cuba. They WERE hV"-
ever repulsed with loss. .,.,,
The Insurgents have blown up ta3 Iall-
road near the village Of cristo. Ths M
surgents attacked the tram put were
repulsed by the military escort
WARRINGTON, Jan. 1.-The Spanish
mInister al washington was ;to-Iey IN NJ
tar9asd hy q cal ram fFoiIl leftq that
fhe uueen recent had signed t1e aecrse y.
'tss i;s1,,,atinQs governmental REFORMS IN
pnrtS RIcb. These reforms were ogt.
iins5 IN the Associated Presa dispatenea
sroyo mere iast night, They are especila,l-
~ siRnI Idcant at this time, peca allse o. .!e
avoyyal oe Spain that they VIII WIZ pS 49,, ~,
tended to Cuba when the ls|ana mas psen
pacihed. - a
JAcKsoNvILLE, Fla, Jam l;-rhs
s,sar,eT Commodore; which cleared
from This Dort Thursday night, ponnu
S6E cnba with arms and ammuhH1Lion' H
cro,,yded In the st, Johns river az COM COM
s,,.s,SerNiS Paint. 4 few miles below thia
n1,ys aud remained there all night The
Tsyenue cutter Boutwell, started Gown
the river this morning ana tnfem ~ w ~
Commodore line and pulleo .,, ~ IN, tbs
afterwards towing the peat a9mn 9,on ,,n ,l,e
river until steam coulo " SutsSH nv. .,,S,,,t
Tho commodore crossed Ia'h. 5mS Vet ''1SN'
L =
THE gunner from the BoutWell ngs
basn v,ithdrawn from the Three Frlenas
nv Captaln Kilgore, acting unaer IN,
structions from washington. DlstEigt
| kttnrneY Clarke has received no ~
striieiions to libel the steamer ana u
II now free from the CUSTODY OF ths
government
Tho flibusters who left Fernanain4
on the steamer Three Frie9Ss, ~ H..t, HTouS SnS
three weeks ago, bound for CUBA. ana
S,hS = fieF Inc failure OF the expedition
were landed on No Name Key, nave
Neon IN distress, and at least two OF
! them have died because OF priVatlons
NAT they have been compelled 70 en-
dire No Name Key Is situated about
sixty miles northeast Of Key West. -.
The steamer Dauntless. which lett
thIg port Tuesday afternoon, nas Feeeh.
ed the key where tho men ana lIl6, e3T60
were left and has succeeded IN taxing
be now on the way to Cuba again
LONDON, Jan. 2.-The Standards
| Madrid correspondent says: Public
opInion has received the announcement
| al concessions to Porto Rico rather coiu,
iy AS involving reversal Of the colonial
| pollcy under pressure from the uIltsu ,,Ll,N
/ States and Europe, Ino IutTev. SiS,,SS'
Future and several other liberal mill
tary, Curlist and ultra -niontaine news
pnucrs win be prosecuted for attacking
ihe commIssnrlat and hospital stans ~
| Cubn, The opposition VIII bring the
natter before the courts.
NEW YORK, Jan. LA Key West
| dispatch 10 the World says:
There is absolutely no truth N the re-
mort cablcd from Madrid that ftty-one
mon OF the Three Friends expedition
were drowned after having been landed
/ on d key on the Cuban coast. The car.
70 was safely landed at n certain point
with a half dozen men TO bury Il until
lhey could find q large body OF ihsur-
/ gents TO carry II away,
The commander Of the expedition, Ma
/ Tor Morales, did NOT land al mat point,
| hut took thirty-four men with him TO a
| key on the coast to await me coming OF
another expedition, which was to carry
nearly 100 men, AS both expeditions
were to land nt the mouth OF the san
| Juan river, Major Morales determined
10 prevent the second from running INTO
the spanl1h trap as hly own had done
a CABINET CRISIS