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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-01
w1LHEIrrNA,s PRorIAllAr1oN
To the People or the Netherlands on 40.
osrtIIng the Throne.

To the People OF the Netherlands on Az
oortlInE the Throne.
THE HAGUE, August Sl.-upon the
occasion OF her blrthdaV and the attain
meut OF her majority to-day. Queen
wilhelmina Helena Pauline Maria. Is
sued a proclamation TO the people Of
the Netherlands. 1t was worded as fol-
lows;
"on this day. 90 important to you and
me, desire before all else, to say q
word Of warm gratitude. From my ten-
derest years you have surrounded me
with your love. From all parts OF the
Kingdom, from all classes of society,
Eoung and old, l have always received
striking proofs OF attachment. After
the death Of my venerated father, all
your attachment to the dynasty WAS
transferred to me. On this day am
ready to accept the splendid, though
weighty task whereto have been call
ed and feel myself supported by Vour
fidelity. Receive my thanks.
my spirits have hitherto left inetHac-
able Impressions and Is an earnest OF
the future. My dearly loved mother, to
whom am Immensely indebted, set me
an example by her noble and exalted
conception Of the duties which hence
forth devolye upon me. The aim OF my
life will be to follow her example and
to govern in the manner expected Of
princess OF the house OF Orange. True
to the constitution, desire to
strengthen the respect to the name and
flag OF the Netherlands, As sovereign
OF possessions and colonies east and
west, I desire to obeTve justice and to
contribute 90 far as In me Hes, TO the
increasing intellectual and material
welfare OF my whole people. hope and
expect that the support Of all, In what
ever sphere OF Official or social activity
you may be placed. within the kingdom
or without, Will never be wanting.
Trusting in God. and with prayer
that Ne gives me strength, aceept the
government.
(Slgned.) "WILHELM1NA."
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CAnP HEApR
Ten men ofsosOud west virginia Absont
and Unucs0untsd for.

Ten men oHseeoud West Virginia Absent
and unnec0unted for.
CAMP MEADE MIDDLETowN,
Pa, Aug. sl.-orders were issued to-
day granting q thirty day furiough to
the Sixth PennsylYania regiment. At
the expiration Of the furiough the regi-
ment will report at Ut. Gretna to be
mustered out General Graham issued
an order to-day assigning the Eight
eenth Pennsylvania, Tenth Ohio and
Second West Virginia to the first bri-
gRde OF the second division; tho First
Delaware to the third brigade OF the
second division, and the third battalion
Of the Sixteenth Pennsylvania to the
second brigade OF the second division.
He has also directed that sick and COM
valescent soldiers absent on furioughs
to their homes from division hospitals
shal1 be furnished transportation and
Communication OF rationS and that such
soldiers may be sent to the railway sta
tions in aupbulances,
Regimental and other commanders
who have the power to appoint sum-
mary court for the trial OF charges pre-
ferred by the provost marshal against
enlisted men shall hereafter file written
reports OF the results Of such trials to
corps headquarters within twenty-four
hour after they take place. The first
battalion Of the Seventh Ohio arrived
in camp tonight from Camp Aiger. The
Thirteenth Pennsylvada will also be
on hand tonight, and the second and
third batallons Of the Seventh Ohio in
the morning.
Colonel Roberts has been relieved
from duty as adjptant general OF the.
second corps and ordered to Join his
regiment at Montauk Point. Fourteen
men In the Eighteenth Pennsylyania,
and ten in the Second West Virginia
were to-day reported absent and unac-
counted for. Charges OF desertion have
been preferred against Private Cahoon,
Eighteenth Pennsylvania, and Private
NIcNamara, Tenth Ohio.
It was reported to-day that the Third
New York had mutinied on ACCOUNT OF
the food. Captain Hyde, who is In
charge of the commissary building, de-
niles the report.
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II. caylgnao, more gently. "dld you, or
did you not write that Ietter7''
-slnce you appeal % mV soidierly
honor, Il was who wrote IT." he re-
piled,
"The fact Of the suicide became
known at Mont ValerIen about o'clock
this evening. It is supposed that Il was
committed about in tho atternoon.
When the oflelals entered his cell Hem
ry was found lying in a pool of blood
dead, with terrific cash in his throat.
Shortly before mldnlght Nine. Henry.
who had been informed, went to the
fortress and was admitted, the oftieiais
granting her permission to pass che
night beside the body.
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CLEVELAND. O., August Si.-secre-
tary Day, who came to Cleveland last
evening to confer with the President,
returned to Canton to-day.
1t was stated this afternoon that no
change had been made by the President
in the programme outlined in these dis
patches yesterday, governing his move
ments for the next few days.
After lunch the President and Colonel
Herrlck took another drive. There were
few callers during the day, including Of
flcers and friends OF the First Ohio
cavalry. who made known the desire OF
the soldiers 70 be mustered out instead
OF being assigned to garrison duty. Mrs.
Mckinley Is stIll Indlsposed by reason
OF slight cold. The evening passed
1,,IaNINy
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BOYNTONS REPORT
or His Inspection Of Hospitals a
Camp Thomas.
HAVE BEEN AMPLE SUPPLIES

or cOmni,,ary stores, and PAtlOntI Hav'
Received the Best TrsAlmsnt ana Faith.
fal NuruisE-Th0 ssn'ntiOnal stories
About the Starvation of Troops Started
From the Fact Thnt EyPhOld Patients,
While CravinE sOld FOodS Were Not Al
lowed 70 Eat Thom, for ths Reason That
it tSfould Inovllably Caq'' Their Deaths.
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ion that most Of the interviews with
chaplalnE. regimental surgeons and oth-
era. both ohlcera and men. no%V appear
lng at the north in many OF the newspa-
pers in regard to this camp are reckless
and false except as TO the filthy condi-
tlons which their own criminal neglect
has caused. In my Judgment, the recent
Increase in the outcries against water
and the persistent assertion that tho
park Is unhealthy have been largely and
deliberately used TO stir up sentiment
and influence which would be exerted 10
insure their relief from service. Very
respectfully, your obedient servant.
Il. v. BoYNTON,
"Rrir. Gen. u. 8. YolunteerE.n
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sILVELAREFUsES

To Permit any Of his Party Acting on
spAIn'a Peace Communion.
MADRID, Aug. 81, 8 p. ui.-senor sli-
yela, now the virtual leader OF the larg-
est section of the Conservative party,
in a conference with Senior sagasta, the
premier, to-day, as to the personnel Of
the Spanish peace commission, persist
ed in his refusal to allow any members
Of his party to Join the commission.
After the conference Senior siiVela
said to number Of newsp9per repre-
gantatiyes; 'FIoW can we now be eG-
pected to share the grave responslblli-
Ties OF concluding peace and to expose
ourselves TO the discredlt that may re.
suit therefrom? II we are TO. succeed
the Liberals In power, we must be free"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-01

CLEVELAND, Aug, sl.-President
Mckinley this afternoon appointed C.
D. woodward as one Of the cofnlsslon-
ers TO represent this government at the
Paris exposition, The title 10 that OF
assistant commissioner general and the
position 10 one OF trust, requiring great
executive ability. Mr. Woodward Is a
professor at Columbia university and IS
well known In art and literature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-01
DAYTON NAMHD
By Second District Republicans
on First Ballot
AMID GREAT ENTHUSIAST
Big Convention Ends with all a.
a Winning Humos
DAYTON'S KEYNOTE SPEECH

A complete HsyIOv os thp Rssosa q a.
Work OF conErsSs end ne Atnlnl.tra.
uoa-AesOuntors torstswardshlp RsnassOa.
STRIKING Contrast Between Adnlal,tra-
dOnS-The war POiisy-spmslhinG ~
votsr, to Paste In Thslr Hat,-OPpo.
nsnts Pledge ths Honin'o Thslr HosEiy
support.
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THE TRUTH AT LAST.
Audit will Shake France as shehas Never
Before Been Shaken.
IHE CONSPIRACY AGAINST DREYFUs

The Martyr Of Devils Island Seeing the ghThoA Arrest
OrCOlone Henry Leads to his Confession that he Forged
ter that Virtually Convicted the Unfortunate French Captain
and in his Anguish Of Mind he Very Decsny Cuts his Throat
The Reopsnng of the Dreys Case Snova FOrogono Concu
sion-Dotails of Henrys Suicide.
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i
Congressman Aston Gordon Dayton. q
PhnlppI, was renpminatea By the Second
district Republican convention to-day,
This result was accomplished amid tha
\ greatest enthusiasm before the compile
ton OF the roll call for the fFOt bAllot
ana upon motion of Mr. George ,.
Evans, Of Berkeley county, the nominp-
ton was made unanimous
-Four candidates were 10 the held, ai-
though one Of them, Judge Homer Il.
Holt, of Grafton. was dratted againgl
his consent by snme Of the Dayton %.
position for the purpose Of embarrassing
the Taylor county delegation. a natori-
ty of whom wera on record tor, Mr.. Day
ton. The name answered the purpose e
was intended to serve, but TayloFp
votes were not needed by Mr.. Dayton.
The other candidates were Hon. Geersa
C. sturgiss, Of Monongalia. and Hon. ..
s. @. Pltzer, Of Martlnsburg. Mr. Pit.
Ser's strength was never more than 90
votes, and these mainly from the East
ern Pan Handle, but he was given blg
batch of promises and had hopes untn
the last. Mr. stdrsiss received the vote
OF his own county, and this vas quickly
changed to Dayton.
The convention ended In q free Tor az
love-feast, IN which all paFtook Of he
political sacrament
This morning when tho CONVENTION
met there was an undsreurrent Of sharp
feeling, and 1t was still prevalent when
the convention met at ii O'Clock, but
everybody accepted the result graceful
ly and the Dayton opposition lined Up
for the coming light With pledges Of
hearty support
Hon. Thomas e. Dayis sounded the
sentiment Accurately when upon calling
the convention to order he GSid - Wnu'
one OF the disappointed ofleS-sotketA
but notwithstanding this he WaS for the
nominee. Mr.. Davis short Speeeh M
timely and happy effort and ala much
to bolster up a feeling Of good fellow.
ship. Colonel r. E. Fast, Of NerGan-
.orn rs. cbo,en the ,empor,ry pr,ii
d.nt a. tbs conyentton and n. q. Nor.
sor ~ IRE ne Morrsntor,n po.t. and ~. 8.
a,,-,o-d ~ psrkeisv spEinrn ReS
,so.., Temporary s4crptaries. co,onSl
NJ, ,rod. An sreellsnt ,lort addr-l.
ana ,h.n st,er +bs NAMING Of the usuai
oomn.,,,.ss The eonyentloo took a 70.
ca1s untIl O'Clock. when II oonysnsd
oS.,r n tn. oo,,,,, bo,,ao ynra 10 main
ran hsv,ng nrovsd too araaIi
,,bs committee ON permanent errsni.
z,tIon recommended Colonel Fast SOS
permanent chairman. and pdrar stew.
an a NIoponRolla B. II. showaltsr. q
Marion and " e. Crook Of Mineral
far 1eoretarles
,l.aS. ne Ho's'-.,.s "D-.,,,,,... ;,.,..,.s
.ne s'n,...se W ,,s .ss...S
Uttoa p'aHo NJ. ~. y" :. -,
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Tho tomneraturc yesterday rs observed
by {. Sehnepf druggist. corner Market
and Fourteenth BireeIs. was as follows;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-01
NIn,rm,ntr ID strnmahln,.

NEW YoRK-ArrIved; 1Ahn, Bro-
men.
York.
New York.
observation-disclosures: Maasdam,
New York.
Observation-Disclosures: aermanlc
New York.
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For West Virginia, Western Pennsyivn-
min and Ohio, partly cloudy weather; con-
tlnucd high temperature: light souiherly
winds,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-11-17
.CIubStablHS HaCkStand
Irrigation Notice.

Holders of water privileges, or those
paying water rates, are hereby noti-
fled that the hours for irrigation pur-
poses are from o to s O'Clock a. m. and
from to o'clock p. m. ....
III. Holders of water privileges on
the slopes OF Punchbowl above Green
street, and I'm Nuuanu Valley above
School street are hereby notified that
they will not be restricted TO the irri-
CATION hours Of 6 to 8 a. m. and 4 to
8 p. M, nut will be allowed to irrigate
whenever sufficient water isavailable,
provided that they do not use the
water for irrigation purposes for more
than four hours I'm every twenty-four.
ANDREW BROWN,
Supt. Honolulu Water Works.
Approved, J. A. KING,
Minister OF Interior
Honolulu, II. J., Sept. 7, 1898
l0l0-u
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-11-17

Reefton, New Zealand, Nov. 20,
1896.
l am very pleased to state that
since l took the agency of Cham.
berlain's medicines the sale has
been very large, more especially
of tho Cough Remedy. In two
years l have sold more of this
particular remedy than of all other
makes for the previous FIVE years.
As to its efficacy, l have been in
formed by scores of persons Of
the good results they have receiv-
ed from it, and know it's value
from the use of it In my own
household. 1t is so pleasant to
take that we have to place the bot
tie beyond the reach Of the child
rem. X. j. SCkNTLEBURY.
For sale by all dealers. Ben
son, Smith & Co., Gen. Agts. =
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-11-17

Wheels rented; J. j. Richard
son, Hotel street.
Butterick's patterns and fashion
publications at Mrs. Hanna's.
A first class light delivery
wagon ls offered for sale cheap,
See WANTS.
w. l.. Barry in the commissary
department with Newport troops
was in the n. G.. II. in 1896.
Capt. Watson, Co. J., Goth Kan.
is a veteran Of the Indian wars.
He took part in the battle Of
."Wouudyd Knee"
d. b. Smith, formerly prop'ie-
tor Of tna Manufacturers Sho. Co,
has an Office in the Honolulu
Cycley on Fort street.
Call on Levers & Cooke if you
need new mating for your house
or japanese rugs. See their au-
nouucement elsewhere.
Twepty-four of the striking
Galiclans ordered back to work 10y
Judge Wilcox again refused duty
and will now be prosecuted for the
penalty, which is So for the second
offense.
First Sergeant Schulz Of Co. l.,
Goth Kan, was once in the Hawai-
ian army. He enlisted for the
war in San Francisco. This com
pany also has a Spsniard in its
ranks whose brother went down
on the Maine.
Where are all of the large pro-
perty owners now ? A tract OF
land is wanted of, say, 900 acres.
Anyone having such tract on
Oahu can secure q favorable long
lease or a purchaser outright.
See ad in another column.
Lieut.. Col. Little of the Goth
Kansas was United States Min
lister to Egypt during the latter
part of Harrison's administration.
He later turned Populist and
when be enlisted for the war was
the Governors private secretary.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL,

On several occasions I have inserted
ADLETS In the BULLETiN WANTS
and they have Ia each instance
brought me BiG RETURNS for my
inves,meDL-H. d. walker, cleveland
Cyci.ry, N asonic Temple.
The age-herald., 1898-04-07
REUBENS EXPOSES M'K|NLEY'S SCHEME It Is an Attempt to Make CubanS
 Accept Autonomy. WITH STAINS KNOWLEDGE Brave Patriots Will Resist Intervention
 Without Recognition. U. s. ARMY WOULDN'T SCARE THEM They Are Determined fo Fight On Until
 Death, if Necessary. THEY PROTEST AGAINST ANNEXATION Reubens First Gave Forecast of McKinIey's Message and His Prediction Seems
 True-He Points to the Stock
 Market as Proof.
They Are Determined fo Fight On Until
 Death, if Necessary.
THEY PROTEST AGAINST ANNEXATION

New York, April 6.-The Cuban Junta through its counsel, Hora
 tio s, Reubens, made an important statement today. It declared, in the most unequivocal language, that the Cuban provisional gov ernment and the Cuban army would reject absolutely interven- tion by the United States unless it should be preceded by recog- milton of the independence of the Cuban republic; that if the United States persisted in intervention without recognizing Cuban inde-
The age-herald., 1898-04-07
AMERICANS ] FEAR OUTBREAK Greatest Turmoil and Confusion
 Exists Among Them. TORPEDOES PUT IN HARBOR There Would Be No Damage to an American Fleet From the Guns on Moro Castle.
 Havana Remained Quiet
 Yesterday.

Havana, via Key West, April 6.-After many days of foolish confidence that noth- ing would happen, a number of people here, Americans and others, have been plunged into equally foolish fears, turmoil and all sorts of wild rumors in advance of the message of the president to congress.
 People who should know better insist that war has been declared; others are equally sure that his holiness, the pope, has se- cured peace with honor. Bankers with close American connections are packing their papers, collecting all possible debts, arrang- ing for guards for their vaults and sending their families away. Cuban women with husbands, fathers or brothers in the insur- gent ranks are in a state of terror and are really much to be pitied, since if any one is marked it is they, since all history on parallel lines shows no very great consid- eration from Spanish rioters for the gentler sex.
 The few simon-pure Americans who re- main keep as cool as may be with the tenn perature at S5 degrees in the morning hours The fact Is, so far as the officials and newspaper men are concerned, they have heard so many wierd tales which they have traced to their sources and found mere buncombe that they are not prepared to be- lieve any evidence but that of their own senses.
 When Consul-General Lee says, with that delightful chuckle of his, Well, gentlemen, guess we would better be getting our traps together" all will stand together, formally salute, say "Very good, sir," and pack up.
 The Fern Should Lead
 Probably 1t cannot be done but it would be gratifying to sail out past Moro Castle with the yellow Fern as the flagship in the lead, little but saucy, and the Bache and Mangrove in her wake, all decked wiaa American bunting from taff rails to peaks and with banners bearing the legend i've go, but will return soon,'' or the shonter dictum, 'see you latter"
 It is a fact worthy of record and to the credit of the government here that despite 1t was well known tihat tot1ay was crucial with war probable, and Spanish defeat cer- tain, Havana up to Il o'clock was quiet, orderly and self-contladned. By Havana the city Is generally meant and not s,oaIted, individual cases.
 Some of the Spaniards still talk wildly about the United States fleet being b,ofwn out of water by fire from the Havana bat teries on the water front, but as careful practice two days ago showed the inability of the gunners to come w4thin hundred yards of target on smooth watar at a range of two miles of tl1ereabouts, naval men need not be apprehensive of the effect of the Havana guns.
 The story sent north that forty mines had recently been sunk in Havana harbor is not verihedl It is improbable. Likely enough, however, a single line and perhaps a double line ok torpedoes has been ladd In the narrowest part of the channel near the entrancA
The age-herald., 1898-04-07

pendence, the Cuban government
 and military force would refuse to
 cooperate; and that if the United
 States troops should be sent to
 Cuba upon the basis of interven- tion without recognition, the Gu
 ban army would in the last resort
 turn it's arms against the United
 States.
 The statement made by MT. Reubens was preceded by the following: "The declara- tion l am about to make is official, for I am the legal representative of the junta, and I know their unalterable convictions and position. It is in line with the utter ances of the delegates from the Cuban provisional government to the United States Thomas Estrada Palma, when the suggestion was made that this government should counsel the Cubans, and if neces-
 sary, coerce them to an acceptance of au- tonomy.''
 After quoting from the address to the people of the United States issued by Mr. Palma on March IT, MT. Reubens says: War Against the Cubans "In the face of the present proposal of intervention without previous recognition, 1t is necessary for us to go step farther and say that we must and will regard such intervention as nothing less than a declara- ton of by the United States against the Cuban revolutionists.
 If intervention shall take place on that basis,.i and the United States shall land an armed force on Cuban soil, we shall treat that force as enemy to be op- ' posed, and if possible, expelled, so long as the recognition of a free Cuban republic is withheld. I do not mean to say that the Cuban army will assemble on the coast to resist the landing of federal troops, but that it will remain in the interior, refusing to cooperate, declining to acknowledge any American authority, ignoring and rejecting the intervention to every possible extent. "Should United States troops succeed in expelling the Spanish; should the United States then declare a protectorate over the island, however provisional or tentative, and seek to extend its authority over the government of Cuba and the army of liber- ation we would resist with force of arms as bitterly and tenaciously as we have fought the armies of Spain.
 He Forecasted the Message
 ''It was who yesterday from the most
 trustworthy private sources of informa-
 tion conveyed to the newspaper reporters
 the forecast of the burden of the presi-
 dents messafe-inteGventio without rccog-
 nftion of independence The forecast has
 been confirmed by subsequent public al-
 vices, and the accuracy of any information
 the information, even more important,
 which I am now to divulge
 Tt has been in my possession for many
 hours and have hesltated between my
 duty as am American citizen on the one
 hand on the onher as the legal representA- tive of the Cuban 5unta; but regard the time as now arrived when must make
 these facts knowns
 q have it from Spanish au-