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1avsI side ~ Secretary Lon:. was
Designated ~ represent Ing navS Ge-
EaiT--eZ9r in this cn-nmon plan of ar
sseA. IT. representa- i've Of tie va,
department has uet yet haen naue1
il 1s-:H Dor 1se -ec-essa..r for these TWO
otEcer. 10 leave Washington. as tf.er
'zaa f'ast arrange joint plan Of action
q cylfs-snce with the TWO Geyart-
csLce IN ANNOUNCEMENT that .ne ua7v
department had s1cceetie1 IL rurchas-
Ing sight sream yachts and four steam
tugs. The beats are about 4lsl tous
each and il an emergency would he
suitable sg torpedo N,ats Throughou,
the das- Ire White House presented an
animated appearance senators ard
representatives, froEl both political
parties calling ~ confer with the pres
ident. The president said 10 several
Of his visitors IN discussing 1he stu
alton. that ise would DO everything
consistent with she horor and dignity
Ut the country 10 avert war, and ne
still believed war could be ayerted.
He also said tina, ne believed that the
government of Spain was anxious for
peace as We were, but at the same
tine lie did not hesitate 10 admit the
gravity Of the situation. The presi-
dent frankly admitted that ne believed
The report Of the board of inquiry will
Ind that the Maine was blown IN
from the outside. His programme
nas !,eeu definitely decided 1t is his
purpose to treat the blowing Of the
Maine
A. an Incident.
The report of the board will be sent
to congress On Monday With q very
brief message relating the events lead
Ing up TO that point and informing
congress that the facts contained in
the report have been cabled to Mad
rid TO be laid before the Spanish gov
ernGent by Minister Woodford. No
derand viii be made upon Spain, but
the laying Of the facts before the
Spanish government will be equivalent
70 calling upon Spain for an explana-
ton and such action as she NAV deem
proper.
1t is the purpose OF the house lead
ers 70 refer the report and message to
the committee on foreign affairs with
out debate, and to this purpose it is be-
licved the Democrats Of the house
have acquiesced. reserving the right
to demand action il a report from the
will then depend upon SPANS re-
Spouse, but there are those close to
the president VINO believe that from
the time that the report is sent to
congress 1t will drop out as factor in
the situation. The second part of the
presidents programme reaches the
main question and involves interyen-
ton on humanitarian grounds within
a week or ten days after the report Of
1.-THE board goes to congress. 1t will be
intervention to relieve the starvation
in Cuba, and upon Spain's acquies-
cence In or objection to this act viii
depend peace or war. Such informa-
tiOn as exists here leads those close to
the president to believe that the
Spanish government will 60 to any
1ength Il dares to preserve peace