The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-07-30
TERMS Still UNKNOWN
NOTHING FROM PRESIDENT.
The PramIsea sinasmenf see Maae--
uashanstsa ana Maaraa Faik
Nseh bat lSssw Aeshins-hnsa
Wais fsr ssESiaie,.- rrsps.isien.

Madrid, July 2s--with the nnder.
standing that the indsannIty vii Be de-.
inanded and that spanish sovereignty in
the Philippines uill b. respected, the
newspapers canslder the terms Of peaee
aitribntsd 10 President AIekinley as ne
Ing areeptahle. The papers, however,
protest aaainsl the eoatinnanre Of hos.
Utilities By the United States after spain
had sued for paaee.
tieneEal copva u arranging for the ~.
cepti0n u the spanish troops which sur
rendered IT Santiago De C,iha, and Il pre-
pairing sanitary staiions. 20 prryeat the
Introduction u diseases into spain.
A. Aaahavissa stafement.
Washington, July ~. III san he stated
On ths authority 81 the state department
and lhe toteign embassies here that there
we're ~ 0seFtuTes IN behaif II Spain Tor
peare, 90 cessation u hostiliiies. until the
firnsh anslass adSr last Tuesday after.
nena. pErsehtei his note TO the president.
sfhis stalstAsni Is made aith full knaai.
ssiee u the KnTpF@an deaials. and mast
~ acsepted a. that u the government
II the tnitsd state. therefore ali talk
stsaai had faith shOan By oar govern,
m~Hi. IN psr-sing the Pneato Riran cam.
paign. y absolutely aithont foundation.
The alleged charges u bad faith agains,
ths United states, aIirihnied 10 Premier
AAsasaa. are dis1~.iilea - inssntians De.
slsned 10 pFsindisv ihe saese~4lul pFa
RFe- u The ptr-ens p~ase nrwatiaiions
ksra ssapl.osins there had bs~E Inas~
es~stuSes. milIlaEy Anlkmitie. regard
ssgasta's sil~sri statam-ai, that I.sAte
svgtaS~s apeFaIT IN stay thr caarse 81
niiiiaFy ot~sailuas. - LITTLE .host II
Starring aa1 di1sstiy essnsTaIy aos aniy
10 thS solitary lac u lhe United states.
bat 10 III shals II The S~ssgnisssl lsin
siPi@. a International lsa.
The solitary aahhosigAss. ~ well a.
Ihr sV~wiHv I-gulastnas ~ the unil1d
ss4i... hald that thsEr j. no ss-tznsisn
u hessillitiss pstas 10 an agFr~snral 10
sasl-ad military otSssthaaa- ErrR then.
IAs sEJrrsawnt " lanaing "a miiitary c1sr,
aaasists euiy tspm ghr lias they ~
sriss actual nasiss u il. In ths msantiins.
tnilisaTy ssanmAndrts hare Ihs right 60
Pash tosNasd snd - hald saaeh i~stiiagy
a. thry may nWaFy 1ias REssi u liaaiIinE
this rws.altam 81 h0stllilies u pl,sloas.
tas Sasii Ihs siEnrd agssvsn-sl !. made
there I. No knssis.iEe q ihs sNtrai Il
The aIlaissIsr
In lhs Isessni oass the aEmIssirw mighI
iasiaslE. ug saCiads. ths IhiiiH.iA-. %
I'srSts Rieo. a. lhs t~a parties migat
sssr-i ha, uHsil they aSss~ tbsss aiii b.
No asitsstiaa to shsis ihs military OJesa.
atsas In any avld II es-sstions After
sAEainw Tho aEuiistbrs preliminary Ia
latsr. The statue qaa l. established, and
ell usililafy aSstuIinas euHsr 10 halt a.
ihs Pstuts designated. ami a. ihs paHis
Hos Designated miliiary SEPARATIONS psc.
s-sd
In ~ pscs~nt cass. II The tTv,rr j. rva.
srsl. Generals riahsr. Mil-s aRd Dru-y
wOsald SIMPLY Ertsla The Jsssilinas thry
nsw uerspy, ard The nafal obligation h.
ia'y-s-s,i ~ 10 slrrnRsAss the.e positions,
90 90 make ssrur preparations iss =
Hanss eIicrtFe roaiinnssrr u The SAr
ks4ralirt.
WITH These vsll dranrd rules II mill.
tsSy prsssiare. arr1,led ~ al nations,
tho as.eftiua atlTibulrd 10 SsraslA. that
msss oyrttasus Zoe cessaliaa u hossilisir.
uosihi IN lssslf .toP ho-silitis-, Is Trsanl~i
a. nna~usiniahie.
u has treH suggested in sOae quarters
that Spain has bcrn di.iagrnaeas an
making the advances lA.t Tne@isy and
that he's raj parPose was 10 develop tho
position u The IaiIrd States regarding
tho Philippines. hu4'iag in this way 10 -
cue Tho active support II s@nc EarppeAH
PpScts that have ~ iAt held alcot from
her.
While this hslirf l. mt seriously en-
srttsine,l ~ The state department, Tho
government. without rrgsEd 10 lie sound
ne... will precrssl. In plain straight
iorssrd Way, TO vet Spasn know what y
eSJcCted II her u she desires pcace.
u "a not likely that the EuToPcan pow
ere could pfuat materially BY learning
what the Intentions u the uRil~i state
arr, but at any rate Il Il due 10 the world
at larEr. aud in The interest u fair deal
ing IN international matters, that out
statement should be- made.
II should be cunfe-sed that liltle hop
is entertained that spain will acrpt thu
tcrms proposed Tn the contrary, 4
save u popular indignation !. expcc'e,
To sweep over the peninsula, upon an
Boanccmcnt of conditions. which vii
cause the Spanish government TO drly
the negotiations and sullpnly fight on