The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-09

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snced leadsrrhlp Of ihs president q thi
society. Mlaa clara barton. on the helis
% battle and IN the hospitaib 81 she
front in Cuba. Working W conjunction
with the govsrnmont authorities, and
under their sanction and approval. and
with the enthusiastic cooperation Of
many patriotic women and soclHtifl in
ths various states. The req Crqsa has
fully maintained ~ already high repu-
fNilOn Tor Intense earneatnefs and abil-
fty % exercise the nobi, purpose of us
organization. thus iuuifylnG ne conn.
dsnoe aud support which q has received
et the hands % the American people.
To the Members and oncfrs % this 70.
olety ana all who aided them ln thalr
rhlianthropio workt tho sincere and last
ing gratitude N me soldiers and mo
public Il due and iH freely accorded.
In tracing these events w
are constantly reminded % 1ur Oh
Legations 60 the Divine Master for IT'S
watehful care over ua and HIS a1le
guidance. Tor which the nation makes
rsvsrent acknowledgement ana 5nefs
humble prayer Tor the continuance OF
His favor
ovERTuRrs or PEACE.
The humiliation Of Admiral Csrvera's
feet. followed By the capltulstl1n 81
Bantisgo. having brought 10 the Spanish
govsrnment rsaliElng sense % ths hope
Ilessnefs d continuing struggle nov
becoming wholly unequal H made over
lturss for peace through the French ans
bAasadnf who. with the assent 81 MS
government. had acted a. the friendly
representative % SPANS Interests dur
tnH the var on the 18th day o. July,
| NJ Cambon presented a communication,
signed hy the Duke Of Almodovar, M
tpanlth minister o. ftAts inviting the
lUnl,fd e'Aiss 70 ptnts ihs terms upon
uaTANmA saa.aatHI - agINNNWa n
peace on July aOth. by a oommunioa-
Ten ADDRESSED 10 tho Duke Of Almodn-
raF, and handed by NJ. Cambon. tho
terms Of this government we're an
bounced Substantially IN the protocol
afterwards signed. on August 10Th the
spanish reply. dated August TN. was
handed BY M Cambon 90 the secretary
,of Tats. II sceecp,sd Internationally
ths terms imposed at 80 Cuba, Porto
hico aud an island o. the Ladfuns
group, but appeared 90 seek 10 intro
/ duos In admisslbls rttervntlnns M re-
TArd 10 our dtmand az 20 the Phllip-
pines Conceivlng that discussion ln
this point could neither be practlc-
abls nor prontable' al.
eyold Misunderstanding the matter
B gh0uld be forthwith closed by proposing
the embodiment M formal protocol
% thr terms In whlgh ne negotiations
Tor psAcu were 20 hA undertaken. Tbs
vague and lnsNplut suggestions Of Tie
/ Spanish note could not be- accepted me
only reply b. Ig 90 present an "a virtual
? uitlmaium n lfan nf the protocol enc
bodyinE che precise terms rendered 20
Spain IN our note OF July lQth. win
eddsd stlpulntIoua ~ detail az 90 the
Appointment OF commissioners 90 az
range Tor The evacuation or the spanish
antilles.
sfuNINu or PRorocof.
on AuEurt iah 81 CANNON an.
nounced hia receipt VI fun powers 90
nEn the protocol AZ submitted. 40.
/ cordlnrly. on the afternoon of August
I1eth. NJ Cambon. as tho plenippten.
stale as the picu poicHuary OF tho
United states, signed the protocol pro-
Article i-spisn will reilnqulsh all
elatm OF sovcrelgnty over and ttue 70
Cubs.
United geaies the island Of Porto iNo,
and other islands now under Spanish
sovsrslEnty N the West Indies and also
an island N the Indrones 10 be selected
by the unAted states.
Article 9-yrhe United States will
iecoupr sud hoid the CITY, bay and nar-
NtsoT u Manila p~ndinF the conclusion
OF fFNNNN 81 peace WHICH NNAIA lNNNNH
uilns the control. deposition and gov
eminent n the Philippines"
The fourth article provided FOR the
eppointmsnt % ioint commissions on
The part OF the unfted States and Spain
10 meet In havana ana san Juan. re-
gpectivsly, foT the purpose OF afTung-
ing ana urrying out the details " tho
Stipulated cvaeuwcon ~ Cuba. Portu
ftioo aHd other spanish islands In the
West fndiea,
I Ths nfth article provided for she ap.
i rolntmcut OF not more than hve com.
/ irintlonera On each side. - meet a.
faIfH mt later than oct 1 ,nd 60 pm
coed tn the nero inHoua uud conulus' ous
Of iTealy 81 peace, subject 20 ratin.
eaiisn aoeordlnr " ,hs respective cons
esiiuHaral forms - IN. two Countries.
Tho sixth End iaT arifrle provides
that uron che Signature OF the prot0.
cui, hesNlifes between tho two coun.
tries should no suspended and that no.
tce 90 that cncci should DO riven as
soon Ne possible by each government
20 the commanders OF ita military and
naval forces.
aIosrlLTIlos SUSPENDED.
Immediately uron tho oonolusl,n OF
The piv,oeol, I issued proclamation of
August H. iuupendinE hasuuHca on
the Part Of lhs United staien Ths
necessary orders 10 that end were at
tree given by telegraph. Tho blockade
Of the ports ~ Cuha and san Juan do
TotFo Rico WAS On Hike manner raised.
on August n. the muster out OF 100.
900 volunteers, or aH near chat number
et was found 90 he practicable. was
ordered.
on December 4 ioistb omcer- snd
men had been mustered out and dis.
eharrcd from che ser,fcei aOo1 more
viii be- mustered out by the tenth OF
sht month. Also " corresponding mum.
her of generals and gercral stan ON.
Gers have been h1noraniy discharged
from the service
The military committees 90 aupsrln.
tend the evacuation OF cuba. Porto
iico.- ana the adjacent islands were
Forthwith appo'ntci'
For Cuha--Maiur Oenrrui James H.
wade. Rear Admiral WIN n Sampson
sfsior General Matthew q. Bsier F5t
lorto neo- Major Gensul John q.
nroolfe. Rear Admiral Wlraoid b.
frhley Hrg Gen. w. Gordon. who n11n
aficUAriH mot tho fuaush csrmia.
vloncrs uf ffaVara ana San Juan. re.
tpect'velY The Porto Rlcau nfut can.
nitlf'nn Hrleflly accomplished rs tnnh
end hy ONi Arr fH tha evacuation OF me
island was completed, Tho United
states r1T was raised over the island
a. noon th1t day
Tho afmin'nrl ticn of fta affairs has
been Professionally uatrrstrd 90 "a mnl-
tnrY roVeruIr until the CluHrerH Fhtu
ofherWiHh provide THE Cuban t...i
hgh commlHHon has not vet tcrnIn.
ated iN lahlrH. owing to the dlmcultias
U the WY of rcmovlng The large mum.