The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-27


customs house officials upon material
OF war OF spaniards or upon personal
effects of Spanish soldiers and officers
or on those of their families.
"Sixth-Hospitals with sick attend
ants and medical officers in evacuated
territory Will be under the protection of
the army of the United States. Spanish
authorities providing everything neces-
sary Tor care. subsistence and transpor-
tation Of the sick so detained and for
repatriation upon recovery.
"Seventh-The general-in-chief of the
spanish army agrees that his officers
and soldiers will preserve the most ex-
act discipline and in the event any
should enter the houses or lands of pr;-
vate persons without consent OF own
ers he shall severely punish offenders.
"Eighth-Should any offense be COM
mitted by any officer or soldier of the
Spanish government against the inhab-
itants, he VIII be promptly brought TO
trial by the proper military authorities
OF said forces before the proper Spanish
military tribunal. Any offense COM
mitted by any inhabitant agains; any
person of Spanish forces viii be prompt
ly brought to justice by commander Of
United States forces in connection with
commanding officer OF Spanish forces.
Ninth-In event of any injury or
damage to persons or property being
committed by Spanish troops. the in
tured parties shall have the right to
submit claims for indemnification to the
Spanish government. 1t is understood
that this paragraph is subject to any
provision the peace commissioners of
the United States and Spain may have
made on the subject OF the settlement
OF claims thereafter arising.
"Tenth-Punctual payment will be
made for whatever is purchased of the
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"Eleventh-It is understood the Span
iards will use due diligence i'm embark
ing for Spain at the earliest possible
time the Spanish troops remaining in
Cuba. The commissioners of the United
States and the commissioners of Spain,
in order to accomplish with due form
alities official delivery Of Cuba. the rep
resentatives of the government of the
United States have resolved upon the
following:
"First-At IL O'Clock on the LIST of
January. 1899. a battery OF salutes at
Cabanas viii discharge II cannons and
Immediately thereafter the Spanish flag
will be lowered from MORO castle and
from all official buildings where dis
played and the flag of the United states
shall be raistd i'm it's place. salutlng
with another discharge of II guns from
the same battery. These salutes to be
fired by the American and Spanish ar
tlllerymen respectively. American and
Spanish ships Of war that may be in
this port shall also salute both flags.
secondhand and naval forces of
the United States which may have been
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selves at convenient places, upon hear
ing the salutcs shall proceed To occupy
the fortihcations. edifices and places In
the city which the American authorities
tary nlaces Tho Snanisb of,icers viii
awsi, the arriyaI 90 ,ha Ar,erican rorca
ard ,,iiI daii,.a,. ,ha ,,ioon 20 ~,
"At tho same hour 90 10 o'cicci op
the Ia, ~ Januarv there shall he nres-
ont Ian centers ,rihunaIs oficel ana
cjyiI donepdoncjos 81 tha Snanish 60
ernment ali functionar,es and en-
nloves who may moi, have vet ceased
discbargino duties ana ,ba,, shau ,nalra
doIiyor, 20 IT, Annarican frnctionnrios
Who NAV nresent tbsmselves for tbot
nurnose ard win then receive nroner in
structlons.
"Fourtn-Before the time of delivery,
the commissioners of the United States
and the commissioners of Spain, to-
gether with the two governor generals
and headquarters officers and guards.
Will assemble at the palace of the cap
tain general To decide on the moment
and by common accord any doubt or
dihiculty which may occur over our de-
livery and 10 receive Immediately after
ward any person who may decide TO
visit them either in recognition OF the
new authcflty or IN tarewell 10 one the
one that ceases.
fith-Athoush u is not 10 DE ex-
pecteu from the culture OF this clty
anyone VII disturb tne order OF grdNlty
oI tne ueINtry oi .he lsianu' snou,u
ansTne 1 - unss9 ~ ne i,i sbsii se I'm il,iineu,
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