The Wheeling intelligencer

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ment for disarmament ot' Santo Do

mingo revolutionists virtually has

b?en perfected by a peace conference

in which the various Dominican fac

tions were represented. according to

a dispatch to the navy department to

day., from Rear Admiral Caperton. The

conference is said to have paved the

way for suspension of hostilities

while further negotiations over the

future form of the Dominican govern

ment are in progress.

The agreement was regarded, by

officials here as indicating the col

lapse of the revolution led by General

Arias, and forecasting an early re

storation of peace in the turbulent

little republic so that the contem

plated new regime, with American

supervision similar to that now ex

ercised in Haiti soon might be estab

lished.

Officials were confident tonight ;hat

the resumption of negotiations would

result in a complete agreeement upon

the plan for American direction of

lection of revenues and disburse

ments. Proposal of a new treaty to

accomplish that purpose is expected

to be one of the first steps after the

rebels disarm.

MUCH INTEREST IN

MONROE COUNTY CLUB

Much interest -was manifested in the

organization of the Monroe County

club of Wheeling, which was effected

at a reunion held on Tuesday, July 4,

at Mozart park. This was attended by

approximately five hundred former resi

dents of Monroe county, and together

with the amusement features of the

occasion, contests, games, basket and

baseball, a program, of literary and

musical numbers was given. Rev.

Harry Robertson, of Elm Grove,

formerly of Antioch, O., delivered the

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Wheeling intelligencer. (1916). Wheeling, W. Va., 1916-07-06. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86092536/1916-07-06/ed-1/?sp=9

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Wheeling intelligencer, 1916-07-06.