The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-04-21
THE WAR IS H0W ON
CONTINUED from First Page9

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r-ba Srarish ..s,z.- -..-.s. in answer to
this act OF hos may ri drew her di-
plomatic Representative 30 this govern
ment, SerOr pa- Eeta de Bernabe and
severed all dip3gusria -- atoms The eS
pectation o. az sides hat Spain will
not otherwise ans~sr tae uit'matum eX-
cept with the 'speea war the eio-
quent boom % guns
The attitude ot ihe h4teo states :
taken because OF the horror OF lhe EA-
ecuuVe foF var. L Goes Hot Ie0osiii%e
that clpioiiaauc relations nave Deeeh sef-
cred IL says TO SPAIN "e nave iio M
ieeInS ior YOU 80 '-Us1 'iial INT
friendly relations lha' '4i1Nei % nave "a
lsieu between Is Hl'-! &c to- -''li'itu o1i
government Oh the 4s!'-1-e u eu''@ i-"S
savage bulIAeI4- foi t---9 ieaSO" vi!
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NiVS' sOO0 Will
NooHAor" N"' i.eeaiien.
Mr. Mckinney has dechheo TO recaA
Minister oodIoTo- mat gentleman VIII
remain IN Madrid TO receive the answer
TO the uitmatun- Mr- Moodiord VIII re-
main untI SPAN declares war or Simply
gives him MS passports
The future steps oL THIS country are
certainly and definitely nXed as FAR as
one party to a quarrel may decide what
is TO happen before the developments
Minister u ood1ord viii remain in Madrid
10 receive the answer OF Spain. II he
should retire at this time there would be
no diplomatic way 10 send the reply to
the uiumatum- SPAN vail be given until
set is O'Clock saturday morning, Madrid
tire. This Is equal to a little after 1
O'Clock in the morning, Washington time
il Spain answers that she VIII not re-
tire froIn Cuba, or if her silence at the
expiration OF the sixty hours shows that
she viii not consent, the United States
viii put in motion Immediately its coer-
GIVE machinery. The Key West feet VIII
sail On Havana for blockade or bonl=
bardnent. a landing VIII be made, prob
ably somewhere in Matanzas, by the ma
TiBes ihat are to accompany the feet
This point VIII Je held and perhaps there
NiI be more than one, until the army can
be landed It is believed that the landing
CT the entire Army Will require three
weeks. Meanwhile the entire coast of
Cu5a VIII be blockaded and no provisions
allowed 10 enter the island.
The army vii. cooperate with the
Cuban army, and the entire Spanish
army viii be subjugated or captured. All
the towns now held by Spain will be
taken.
The Hampton Roads fleet will sail at
the same tine as the gulf fleet. with the
same intention regarding Porto Rico
The same methods will be employed. a
blockade and landing. and the subjuga.
tion OF the Spanish soldiery. Porto Ric-
VIII be taken in the name OF the United
States, and the American flag viii be
hoisted over it.
spaIn Will Fight
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4, = ~ orinio,. ~ man, naval and
army officers bowever thar tbis will no,
END ,ba war bv any res,e and tbat
Snain has the intention ~ 7pbti,, mill
she Is tborougbi,- yrbinras a,.er,,v,bs.ra
and can do notbine- else rl,an pf,.a nm II
This baDpens snain has an army and
,,a,-, -bat No ,re hos any yi,tt 10 c,n-
slider insignificant and tbat no one
should expect to conquer without hard
battles and MANY of Them and perhaps
many months OF fighting.
Afrer The stIbiugatiou and investment
Of CtIba and Porto Rico the fleets of the
United States will be assembled into a
great lighting feet that viii then at
tempt the task Of destroying the Spanish
navy.
And after that? After that Spain. per-
haps. II is too far away in the future