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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-18
A DAY or QUIET

In OMctni Circles Mt Washtn gtou-Coni.
mnnder Hrownson Returns from Eu.
rope-says England is with us to u nlan
In ,Onr Quarrel With Spain.
WASHINGTON April II. =. To-day
was exceptionally quiet In official circles.
and on the surface at least. there was
no new developments in the Spanish
situation. The reports OF yesterdays
action by the senate were an absorbing
topic Of discussion. and the probability
OF what the house will do was upper
most in every ones mind. For the first
time in several weeks the President was
able to devote Sunday almost entirely
to his family, and to resume his church
going, which hnd been interrupted by
the important Sunday conferences with
the members OF the cabinet. In company
with Mrs. Mckinley and some friends.
the President this afternoon went for u
long drive, thoroughly enjoying the
country, which. because OF the advanced
eprtng-Rke weather. has begun to put on
its summer dress. Assistant Secretary
Day was at the white house for q short
time In the morning; and saw the Prest-
dent. Vice President Hobart and Post
master General Gary also called while
the President was at church. n
In the war and navy departments
there was also lacking that evidence OF
activity and rush which has character
lied them for so many Sundays past.
In tlewar department Adjutant General
CorbIn was at his desk for q short time
In the morning. He said there had been
no changes In the details for the mobill-
zation OF troops, announced some days
ago, nor amy more important assign-
ments Of officers. The proposal from
railroads for Transporting the troops
from the various places where they are
now located will be opened tomorrow.
and the expectation Is that the soldiers
In many instances Will begin their Jour-
ney south on the same day. &
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt was at
The navy department for some time dur
Ing the morning, transacting matters
requiring his attention. He had alvlsit
from Commander Willard Fl. Brownson,
who has just returned TO the United
State from his visit abroad where he
was sent to purchase men-of-war and
ammunition for the use OF the United
States navy. The commander 10 looking
well bronzed, and says he had an enjoy
able time, having spent practically. oil
his time in Italy, France md England.
He made a number OF recommendations
and reports 10 Secretary Long during
the inspections abroad. and Will submit
the final one TO tho secretary tomorrow.
He asked 10 be excused from discussing
the results of his trip. pending his re-.
port to the secretary Commander
BrowDson during his visit was able 10
tpni,pes thn fphlinY which tho HE,IrnDpnn
nations have frr this country in Its is6ue
with Spain. Concerning the Engllshmen
he remarked that their sympathy is FOR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-18
PEACE COMMISSION

Leaves Havana TO Ascertain u Insurgents {
Will Accept the Armistice.
HAVANA, April l7.-S:sO p. m.-This
morning Seniors Pedro Rabell, colonial /
secretary of posts and Communications,
Dolz, Glberga and Leopoldo sola, a wen i
known lawyer. designated by the apton-s
omist government as parliamentary
commission to approach the fnsurgent
leaders in Eastern Cuba, left by rail for
tBatabano. from which point they will :
proceed by coast steamer to Santa
Cruz del Sur, to ascertain whether the
insurgent government in the province OF 1
Puerto Principe will accept the armis-
ttce. n. - - y
There are great expectations as to the
result, which Is ,anxiously awaited. At
10 o'clock General Blanco had a confer
ence with the president and secretary OF z
the commercial chaInber-shortly after,
the action Of the American senate began
! to be freely reported about the city
with reference 10 the commercial inter-
ests involved, and the relation OF the
port to the existing circumstances. Ar-,
thorisies OF all classes called at the pail.
ace, and General Blanco conferred with
the chiefs OF the political parties.
The extras published this evening
containing reports OF the action Of the
American senate were greedily snatched
UP at high prices.
This afternoon the Spanish steamer
Villaverde sailed for Mexico with 112S
passengers, among them the family of
Senior Bruzon. civil governor OF Havana.
A vessel believed to be the American
tug Triton passed the mouth of Havana
harbor about p. m, going westward (
It lis suspected that she had on board
some commissioner, who Is going to In
form the insurgents as to the decision Of
the United States senate.
This decision has been received by the
general public with great coolnesa. Tho
people say they are prepared for a fight, 2
and are waiting for the first shot to be J
fired, the sooner the better. ~ sitri /
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AS TO RECOGNITION

or a New Government In Cubn-The
Question Whether II Ia all Executive or
n Legislative Funetion-Trend OF Judl-
eial Opinion. .ltls
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 1.-THE
Journal will publish the following card
from e1-Atoorney General w. II. H.
Miller:
As the question whether the recog-
ton OF a new government In Cuba Is an
executive or legislative function has be-
come practical one, 1t may be Of in
terest to know what some Of the courts
have said about the matter.
In Williams VS.. the Suffolk Insurance
Company (Third Sumner. 227) the de-
cis!on Of the case turned upon the dis
putei sovereignty over the Falkland
Islands. The government Of Buenos
Ayres insisted that those islands were a
part Of its dominlons. This the govern
ment Of the United States denied. Mr..
Justice Storey, being asked to decide
this question as IN original judicial
question. refused TO do 50. and said:
My Judgment Is that this court pos
sesseS no such authority; that II Is
bound by the doctrines and claims in
Sisted on by It's own government and
that 1t must take them to be rlghtful
until the contrary is established by
some formal and authorized action OF
that government 1t Is very clear that
It belongs exclusively to the executive
department OF our government to rec.
ognlzc. from time to time. any new gov-
ernments which may arise In the polit-
ical revolutions Of the world; and until
such new governments are recognized,
they cannot be admitted by our courts
OF Justice to have or to exercise the
common rights and prerogatIves Of SOW
erelgnty."
To this proposition, Justice Storey
cites Gelston VS.. Hoyt (Thlrd Wheaton,
3i6) and n number Of English cases.
The same case In which this opinion
was delivered by Mr.. Justice Storey
having been brought before the supreme
court, Mr. Justice Mclean, (Thirteenth
Pet, 4l6), speaking for the court, said:
Can there be any doubt that when tho
executive branch OF the government,
which Is charged with our foreign rela-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-18
sPANIARDs TO LEAVE

Tampa, Florida, for Havana-yothingi
Now In Diplomatic Circles.
WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE Span
ish minister, Senior Polo. to-day closed
a charter for an American steamer Of
the Plant line which will carry .prac-s
tically the entire Spanish colony OF
Tampa, Fla, to Havana, Tomorrow
In making the charter the minister
gave assurances that in case OF hostIli-
ties the steamer could be cleared from
Havana, given ample protection and al
lowed to return to an American port.
The Spanish party Will number 40S,
most OF them being young men who
haye offered their services In the Span
ish army In case OF war. Some women
and children are included, as they are q
part Of the colony making the move,
and 1t Is said also that the hostility to
Spanish. residents in that locality has
become marked Of late. The consul and
vice consul. with two assistants, will
remain at Tampa. This Is the point at
which seven regiments OF infantry have
been ordered to mobilize within the next
few days, although there Is no intima.g
tion that the departure OF the Spanish
colony Is due to the concentration OF
United States troops at Tampa.
The Spanish minister had compara-
lively quiet Sunday, finding time to
take q drive with the Swedish minister.
Mr.. Grippe. the two having been asso-s
clated here in diplomatic service twen.9
ty-five years ago. Senor Polo received
a number Of dispatches from Madrid,
but they developed no new phases Of (
the question and did not bear out the
reports that Spain would seek the good =
offices Of the United States in case the
house resolution becomes q law. No,
official Information has been received
here as to the reported negotiations
with General Gomez toward his surren-
der, although there Is no disposition to
discredit the report. q g,.5lis 4
Atthe embassies and legations repre-
scntlngf the six great powers Of Europe
the unusual activity of the last three
weeks was noticenbly relaxed. as It has Il
now, come to be accepted In these quar-
ters that there Will be no action. L
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-18
HOPE FAST FADING
Rupture Of Negotiations may not Take
.PLacye.s;o,]gSoon.
AsEXPEcTED, But PEACEFUL SOLUTION

Not Considers Concessions Looking the ermlaat
ion Spanish Sovereignty Utterly Incompatible With National
Statesmen do Consider the Contingency
Intervention Of the Situation Madrid Becoming More
lakes firm Stand Against United
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y For West Virginia. partly. cloudy wcath-5 5
or; thunder storms In the afternoon: COOL
or Monday night; southwesterly, shifting
For Western Pennsylvania, showors.T
cool or liSht winds. becoming northeriy.1 :
erly winds. - : Z. ss''.sl
~ Local Temperature. Z
The temperature Saturday ms observed
by e; Sohnopf, druggist, corner Market (
and Fourteenth, streets. was ,as folIows.s.
4 a. m.,,.......... q Up.
~ ~ q. m..........'.. M p m,.... .t....,., 66S
IL m........ ..".. q Wcather-Fa Falrsss y 5c'S
SUNDAY. 81 Il
Z a. m,............ g Up. m.....,,.......,. IS I
y y a. m.......s..... 20 p. m,.....s.t.,,,.fs N
IL L FT,....... Tl..-.,....... -.rs. 81 Wcather-EaIr,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-18
SE|V.AiTE'S .AC TI()N
In Incorporating Recognition Clause in
the Cuban Resolutions
DEEMED AN ASSAULT ON THEPRESIDENT

Speaker Reed and Ills eutenants Proceeding Theory Conducting
Campaign Against Concurrence that Clause
Looks i There Would Considerable Delay Reaching
Agreement % 5s5aE - 4 @ 2
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LONDON, April lS.-The Rome cor
respondent Of the Times says: n;
"In vatican circles the opinion is stu
held out that an outbreak OF war may
yet be prevented, and rumor is afloat
TO the effect that tho pope Is endeayor-
Ing to persuade Spain to, recognize the
Independence OF Cuba,
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Movement. orsteam,hip, o


HAvRE-La BretaSne, New York.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Boston,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-18

NEW YORK, April III. L. Hanna,
United stntcs consul ut cardcnas, Cuba,
arrived on The Norwegian steamer Brit
annie to-day, with lttecn other ppssen-
gers, 3. IS n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-11
R1COs Y PoBREs
vefa tembando, que aproxmaban al sitio objeo de

Vefa tembando, que aproxmaban al sitio objeo de
excursion.
La pequeha comitiva no tard6 en- llegar el.
Muy pronto enconraron el marques compahera
frente de cascade toda Frapca dom
de los sos savsjes tai como la Ma
tueza los ha hecho cuando po casuadad encuenran
Los iaetes pararon la entrada de garganta
por que Tmmelbach torrene impetuoso, saa de
las de de Jungan prcpita de atura
pilon de piedra que los sigos han alberto.
E efecto Incompatible espenddo.
Esto palabra que ohigado 4 repetir
cada instante vaje por Suiza.
Ell marques entrego la brida de muo al guia, di-
cendoIe:
Nos eaperareis aquf.
eogiendo la 6ven por ell tae la evant6 de la silla la
deposit6 en- TERRA. ... ...s
Despues subieron juntos la escaera que conduce la
pataforma desde puede admar aque panorama sin rival
genero. n, ...as- -s.F f. ..-.s. .:-e-.-...
En- aqusl sito salvae ha oviddo NADIA para la
gudad la comodidad del urista: nj barandas rampas,
nj descausos. s. .., --.s ga. = -f
Ell marques detuvo q medic camino. !:
Bao grupo de pnos ofrecfa banco los pa
ssantes que habfa por alf aquella tarde.z
-Detengamonos aquf-djo 81 marques tarareando~ Ell
aspecto de estas de embiaguez de placer hace
tremecer mi coraz6n.
-Y de pronto ces6 cantar. --, s. -
nlKocaba el ell recuerdo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-11
BBL1orEcA OLA CORRESPONDENCE DE- PuERroR s43
Estaban demasiado leios para oirk.

Estaban demasado leos para oirie.
-Teresa-comenz6- 6-si he trado aqlf, ha sido pa
admrar la cascada soberbs embargo para esta
de solos estamos momento lbres para po
der habar corazdn Hace mucho tempo
ahoga mi Es precise que conozcas mis- senti
mentos por Con soa palara dire todo O amo
-iVos?-esclam6 Teresa.
icon toda mi alma!
La joven cubr6 ell rostro con las manos murmur6:
iEs la desgracia que temfa ell mundo!
-iUna desgracia decis?
-Ienfa I'm amigoy 10 perder6.
-Ese amigo squen es?
-iNo habes comprendido?
Ell marques mordid los labios quedandose
pensatvo.
de pronto excam6:
Teresa, sque suponeis que he querdo deciros?
La oven contest6 rsementc
-Lo que dice & las mueres por 1uienes siente
mas que I'm deseo mezclado de desprecio. 49,.
-iMe creeis capaz?
Teresa nterrump6 viveza:
No es vos 8 quien acuso, es mf-dio
os he dado derecho obrar 10 haces? Cuando
miro atras me averguenzo de mi mms Comef falta
cuyas conecuenclas duraran anto vida. No hay
uez mas severe mf que propia conciena Ell pssado
es lnovdabe ell porvenr espans Causa de des
gracias dgo la rnqudad de que gozo ea hecha
para MI cuanto estoy soa principle pensa que ga
ha durado demasado Vos acsbais de confmar mislemo
Lo que debfa ocurrir Yo quiero mall
Sc paro sofocada por la emoci6n
AL csbo de un nstsne murmur6
u-=iY sin embargo estaba tan bien asf.
iaG 1echazais9
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-06-16
Notice of Public Sale

Notice Is hereby given that the Board OF County
commissioners IN and for Elmore County State Of
Idaho, will sell at public auction to the highest hid
der for cash, all property decided to Eimore County
ana not redeemed at time of sale. Said sale will take
place on SATURDAY, the 18th day of JUNE 1898
IN front OF the Court House door and to commences
az ~ o'clock a. m. and continue until concluded
sold at such sale, viz:
Property sold Feb. is, l8g3-house nj Atlanta
former owner Nick johnson
Property sold July 2, ls95-lot, Hammers addition
10 Glenns Ferry, former owner, James Burnett
improvements on S hf NE or hf Sc or acc Ia I'm
X O. 100 acres, former owner W NJ Harris
Lot block and imp in Min Home former own.
ers, Powers johnson
Imp posscssory right, Smith prairie former ownar
Nibler Bros '
One 20-stamp quartz mill at Pine Grove former
owner, Pine Grove Mining Co
Lot block q, former owner, G. W Smith.
Imp on Camp Creek, former owner, John Biyens
Imp on poss right across from Meton's on Soutb
Boise river, former owner, s. V. Keen
Imp SE or and hf NV ar sec % tp 4 range O. l6o
acres mp on nj Sc Or sec 20 tip X o. ~ acres
former owner. ". ]. Deuton.
Powder Co ~
Powder house at Atlanta, former owner, California
Powder Co
Imp on Nichols ranch, South Boise river. former
owner, :. N. Nichols.
sweeney
Imp on poss right above Melton's, South Boise
river former owner, John Bcuer
Sold Feb. 10th, ls90-imp ON NE or sec 4 tp 2 81
ii L, former owner Waiter Campbell
Imp on L hf Sc ar and Il hf NE ar sec tpISrlI
E, former owner, Gus johnson.
The Board reserying the right TO reject any and
all bids. '9N' ""' ""u
And 1t is further ordered That the Clerk n, this
Board be instructed to give thirty days notice Of
SAN sale ~ publication and by posting Ave notices
in Ave public places in the county
By order oil Board. W. H. MAkION Clerk
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-06-16
IdailO's Governor.

Governor Steunenberg stands big,
broad man before the people of the
state today. He has made a conser-
vative, business-like. level-headed and
digniiied chief executive who has been
an honor to those who elected him.
He has not run over q dozen states
making high flown speeches, getting
drunk on banquet champagne(or plain
whisky when nothing else was in
sigh) or razzle dazzling with female
bloods, it is true, but he has renamed
at home carefully looking after the in
terests Of the state and proving that
it is possible for moral character and
the dignity OF an honorable, plain cit
izen TO constitute adjuncts that elevate
the highest Office in the state and are
not entirely foreign to governors
repertory.
| III his strong and careful hands the
state has prospered, the administrative
agencies have been improved mater
tally and the finances strength ned in
wise and judicious economy. In the
arduous and trying duties involved
through the plunging of the country
in war, he has acquitted himself with
honor, and although entirely inexper-
fenced in military and warlike emer-
gencies, has filed the herculean task
OF meeting and carrying out the ma
tional demands upon the state and or
ganizing its troops, with frmnes'
and exercise of judgement which be-
speaks the able man throughout
Idaho can always refer with pride to
Frank Steunenberg's administration
Not even his political enemies have
found aught to cavil at during his in
cumbency, and have had to conten
themse YES with the two pitiful Incl
dents of an extralition of quack doc
tor from Pocatello and very prope
failure to perform the duties of incom
petent officials in Shoshone county
when IA murder was committed. The
wild war cries of the man whose minC
was unbalanced by the insult of tn,
| people of the state coming into hi
own town and into the opposition
printing Office for governor, don
/ cOunt-We Signal
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-06-16
Indignation of Mr.. Gum.

Congressman Gum, OF Idaho, has
addressed an open letter to Chairman
Butler, Of the Populist national COM
mittee. In his letter he calls attep-
ton sharply to Senator Kyle's vote
against greenbacks and in favor oil
bonds. lie demands that the South
Dakota senator be not hereafter recog-
nized as in anyway connected with
the Popplist national organization.
All the Populist senators are very
indignant at the course of Kyle. 1T
is no reflection on the Populist party"
said Senator Stewart, "Kyle is MOTH
ing but a gold Republican and should
be branded as such.'
Repre- sentative Gum in his letter
said
mo man can be regarded as a true
Popu'ist who votes to unnecessarily
burden he patriotic citizens of this
nation with an interest bearing war
debt. he Populists i'll congress, by
voice and vote, have declared against
the atrotious rule of the Spaniards on
this continent and at all times have
manifested their readiness to vote all
the funds necessary to prosecute the
war. A + the same time they have
shown over and over again that this
can be done without increasing our
interests bearing obligations or putting
a mortgage on those who will come
after tn rem. Never before have the
masses Of the nation been swayed by
one unif prm patriotic impulse as now,
that is, III excepting the comb nation
known as the money power. Amidst
the roar of battle and the sacrifice Of
the lives OF the brave young men of
the land they reap their harvest. SEN
ator Kyle cast his vote with this COM
bination and against the teachings
and precepts of his party. He will be
disowned by every Populist in the
land in order that the party may not
have to bear the odium of his act. |
suggest that the Populist members of
the nate and house of representa-
tives repudiate him and refuse to re-
gard him as being in fellowship with
us any longer"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-06-16
EG The City Bakery. +

class IN every particular.
Let me kiss your Dewey lips, ,
urged the youth in the parlor.
Young man." roared voice from
the adjoining room, the lombard
ment will open as soon as | can get
into uniform" Then the hapless
youngster organized himself into a
flying squadron and made a fleet
disappearance.
Bad management keeps more PEG,
pie in poor circumstances than any
other one cause. To be successful ont
must look ahead and plan ahead sc
that when favorable opportunity pre-
sents itself he is ready to take advan.
tage of it. A little forethought will
also save much expense and valuable
time. A prudent and careful man
will keep a bottle OF Cham berlain'.
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
in the house, the shiftless fellow will
wait until necessity compels it and
then ruin his best horse going for a
doctor and have q big doctor bill to
pay, besides; one pays out % cents
the other is out hundred dollars and
then wonders why his neighbor il get
ting richer while he is getting poorer
For sale by II. w. Smith, druggist.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-06-16
A Voice from the fiddle Boise.

SRAY wAKRioR NINE, June 10, 1898.
EDiToR BUALEuS:-As was trying to make deal
a short time ago with party, hope they may read
this article ID your paper. 1t reminds Of the old
story Of the man who laid wager that he could
stand all day London bridge and offer gold
eigns for ten shiilngs piece and that would
buy them. And so he did and out OF the foolish
throng that passed him only beggerly dozen or 50
had the courage to invest in gold at half price
This ineidtn reminds me OF the people to-day.
They have NJ ade up their minds that all the world is
fraud and a swindle excepting themselves They
the only real real thing living everybody else is
delusion and a sham. They cry "fake" 10 every
thing they hear before investigation, and condemn
on sight every opportunity presented to them, and
walk right past the offering pure gold at 50 cents
ON dollar, and yet all complain OF bard times and
hope for bdtter days to come. How can business
revive while cowardy capital hides itself in the
banks and zen fear to invest While such conditions
prevail good times are impossible and prosperity is
only polit bal dream. While are afraid OF their
shadow therE be no business. They must learn
to investigate TO separate the wheat from the chaff
and to hold fast TO that which is good In the in.
yestment business applicants brave Ttroans
until asked 10 part with their money then they hide
under the bId; they consult their friends about il
and like the foolish throng the London bridgs
they conclude. without investigation and without
knowledge that it must be swindle, and they pass
by the other side leaving the tide which leads
TO fortune forever behind. When will people learr
that opinion that is not based on knowledge is o
no more value than the braying Of donkey the
| eackng of goose. Nine men out OF every ten, /
asked about investing money will advise against it
yet knowing nothing whatever about the PROPOSE
| oyI ean ettch adj ha Tba pom