Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18
BRIGHT HOPE BLASTED.
MIST GIVE UP The PHILIPPINES


t.tH crisis Tor the hIat N"-
~. pty prcseuted The demands o.
,.,.r.ssn commission 10. threaten
pr 800. lie said that delay vas
~ .iy ,,ss.bie object attainable ny
". ..r He1t efforts Of she spinlsn
,-. afsrs to saddle the un''.a
80. h The cuban debt and wou'i
...,t.l no longer 20, the un'tol
s...Y.au.d neither assume nor guar
~. say rsrt Of the debt
80. salnafds replied that THIS
,,,,sl flalu in position OF t i,ep'is ~.
IH.IacIug the face value OF we
itA .f. N.m 30 in ~ per cent.
80 Ell, half ,hc stipulated int,tes.
W ll.sI talu. Before theg
o. .t.Ut either alternative thiy
ho.t .if..li.r il the United state1
M. .aift IhMpplncs. .,....,.-
N.t.i.g nay rHpHndcd that the sur
...t.- ID hr plfnes Would pf9p-
III, be dcmindod irrespective OF 'hi
,.ftH DO any other d'll'
.a,.. b. tlr sluu.1ruf the hrst IN
~ M. iai niI1ns u the United
gs.1-. .. ~ iba Philippines, resulted
e.. ..h..aar0d conference. followed ~
." ..t f.r tH 1IllurHmout 10 ofdlF
ts..UmuHiclia wih MtIni. a.,
N..taI-. Dtv said that frcHlit ~ NC.
ts.I'.'btf ..afucifd him 90 drmahl
g.. .s..rs surrender " Porto llicl 10,
m.frIN tru.da.l gni ~ dellNefg T., ~
.t.rF town tl th1 lnited StAl, "'l,
~. e InlFhl together Win inc
.,.... III Havana on or before Noe
..,t' f.t when che United states
,,.it d.. 1i ih, gates VI ms city ready
v.r uuuoK NO DELAY.
..rs.4. mas r1 alternative offered To-
,t.r4ls 81 p..h.r 10 these demands and
tt f.ssau NHH, c1nfClu utly, very
80 THs american commissioners
t.g. tr..VrI dispatches from wash
i.g..n Indicating that the HdulniHira-
r.gIl .ffiii.l and Indignant over Tho
isiiv 3 ih. spanish cunmlaA.p nerf''
Ts. pIe.n i.IIrsn1udrnt ~ the Times
.stt "a. ihr citing Of the peace COM
mrln iht morning the American
e.mmffliUfs UUcllliy--tnd d would
s..m deHn. Iy rejected the ldca %
sr.s4rrr rIt.r.IEuty over cuba Tor
n ~ rnlUI sHttf. The Spanish COM
mss.uffa fHHrtTHn remarked mat
gptin. hnvfe ahlndoncd such Hovcr.
esay ull.f pressure from the United
suill. ana Do. United states having
denied ihli Ngeuigniy hgnccforih be-
larf Do fhrm cubs IL de- ftcio IN q
NI|" NN 100 go H'HHH
ofl1varaau,y cannot be- vlowcd In any
chsr rrat
nh Amu.sln comm tfloncra rn-
Esfd thHL Without aoorpt.rg 1pvrr.
rnIy .he United States considered
hmsHlylr d.rutrd ana bound o. main
un seeury f1r an the lnhah.tnaiH,
Tat ihrf would not ftil o. Introduce
ani uphold order. and. in short. they
would 90 400 iAli was necessary 20 pui
che irlaad 50 "a STATE OF normal organ
lF1tI1n GO b. transformed ai the earle
est moment intl "a legal regularity. sat
ighuury fIf IhH security ~ all
upon chs the Spanish commission
or. with what seems striking logic,
promptly rerlod that by the fact N
the declaration just made them and
Of the United States Undertaking "a
restore legality. order ana security, the
United states were Invested with vcr-
liable sovereignty and consequently
could not refuse % accept tho conHc-
quonces " such sovereignty. seeing
that they admittedly could not tolerate
The relapse Into anarchy Of an island
placed under their supervision and d.
rJei.On.
"N0iwlthfiand.nF these striking OBJ
ieci'unH, the American commissioners
persisted ln their refusal and oficinliy
declared that che United states cannot
b. considered invested with sovereign.
~ and that they tthe commissioned
could not dov'ute from this definite
declaration According 10 impressions
have been able 90 collect In variou,
circles unounnccied with either side
hul entitled 10 weight. the refusal Of
me United States 10 not u w posltiv,
character nH would nc first sight
sem 90 result from the formal declaru.
uatf mentioned.
a WAR or LIBERATION.
The reasoning given me IL this, Tn,
Ntled States have declared that the,
tl' war; not uf conquest. but o
.Nin nnd orfer because the,
No not allow the prolonRation al
wv very doors " a state OF thing
Nh'h Mar, 10 their eyes. blow to IA,
ne ~ humanity and civilization
ih'l therefore made a public deciara
W. mat the war was not one NJ con
N-nl pui they now consider that By
.,.elng 20 BE- Invested with the sov
.shN oicuhn they would give them
~ We appearance Of having CON
1919 lhe ISLAND Tor territorial hg
tahlNen"rf They refuse TO riv
themselves the appearance Of con
g.tinF nation. hence they poaltlvei,
lla.e 10 accent that capacity OF soy
fnW which would he inconslaten
XIV he character OF Humanitarian
,.l,f'.lndnesa essential TO the homo
~. United States quite c0mprehen
wN' lheif nrm refusal 10 accent SOW
t.hN does not exclude Obligation
h' footing m Justice and equity. :
~. spain real concessions ~ Z
er.,,.l burdens which would b
,.hhr rho were snddled with m
,. cuban debt We may be ~
IN, ln!i nm this point tho American
M lHHH innexlhle than on the prln
.,le M HlyorciFnty. The proof / mr.
wy mat tho United states are Az
80 20 meet Spain In an equitnhl
,iln u that the Spanish commits
. VINO would not NJ FIRST nccer
nNw'lon 10 dine with Gen. Horne
~" uniil the end OF the conference,
u.e now accepted
IL. friends ~ the United states her
,h N might have been better n the
~, proceeded more openly, and N IL
"l ganqnering the island indirect
M washington government IN
M, accepted sovereignty In Cub
ysig. The rights and objections Il
Ih' Paris corrcsnonden, ~ the Dau
u, 'nys; u hear That the pen,
a.in WIN soon be settled, Americ
Ia lnt mo cuba Q per cent nnn
t,r Mn.'h was noated entirely FOR G,
r.., upofoa md rejecting The Q D.
''hi loan Of 1890"
wv mouFGAN DISASTER.
'"N"'s' an fN-passenrer and n
''mp'n,'' Agent Gross swords
u
a. ,n9uih, oct. 1.-The inquegt I'm
hN MnhpFan diaart,r No., ~. a..