The Wheeling daily intelligencer

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to suspend hostilities for ninety days cl

and then proceed to elections. Owing ol

to Its financial straits the government w

will not be able to sustain the present

situation long. Besides American intervention

Is feared in case there is w

much fighting. in

c NEW YORK, Aug. 29.?A dispatch to

the Herald from Cape Haytlen, Hayti, 3,'

nays: O

s There was a battle at Dajabou several

t days ago, in which, according to the rc?

porta received here, the government lost cr

seventy-six men killed and wounded in

r and the Insurgent* only five. General

Escoboras was among those killed,

m ea

GENERAL WHEELER tl

j Will t>e Given Comra%ud of General

Punston'a Brigade.

J MANILA, August 29.-6:10 p.

s General Wheeler has been ordered to rej

port to General Mac Arthur. Ho will

be given command of General Funston's

brigade, which Colonel Liscum has commanded

temporarily. General Wheeler

will proceed to 8an Fernando to-inor- 10

a row, after having spent a week in ener- w

f getically visiting the lines. re

General Wheeler said to a representa- Jn

live of the Associated Press. "I am

much pleased with the situation. I J*1

think that when Major General Otis J?*

r gets more troops here ho will make

rapid progress. The country is more

favorable for military operations than

I supposed. The impression that the

country Is unhealthy is wrong."

The railroad to Angeles will be re'

stored within a week, and General Mac1

Arthur will advance his headquarters _

to that place. Y

Troop* Ibr Philippines.

8AN FRANCISCO, Aug. 29. All

k haste if being used to dispatch inc ar

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. (1899). Wheeling, W. Va., 1899-08-30. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84026844/1899-08-30/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Wheeling daily intelligencer, 1899-08-30.