The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-11-30

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FaEtls' N"N' ss' Hs sse. 49,
the two peace commissioners, Aessrs.
Moore and Ojeda, began their Joint
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peace treaty at 9 O'CLOCK Sills 1tssA4lSS4A
as directed their respective commissions
Mt vesterday's conference. This work
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quishment and cesslons re1erFeo 70 4n
the protocol, the terms Of which d0ctl-
rosnt will he transferred bodily to the
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lands naval station tor the onlte0
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rectloniat prisoners an1 tne lss4ss' "
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Thus' tne eoEItnercin. i, y, asu y. 81 80
treaty OF 41D1 WI De teVlEsS go, " ~ ue az
cast later; the frenzy y. !99a, In IS ho ~ ~
settlement OF certain ,S!!9, S!a'tls, Mt IsiS ~,
Vlveoi the TeaLB OF loai, pEosiHl ~ ~ ~
eNtradltion, VIII 0e rsvlssui ,, v, sns ~
mark treaty OF 4eSs VIII ~ EeNlVe4 t1'II "
the supplemental eXtradltion treaty 9F
1882 VIII be revived IN aualtloh 70 tue
several modus NiYendl agreements, a.,
1t is expected that the secretaries WI! WI
submit the treaty articles 70 the lUtle l,ll
session tomorrow, Waeh al ine ls othsE
points for negotiations VIII ne eulscusss'I; ~;
Thus, the commissions, tomorrow VIII ~.
have before them the entlre treaty A9E
amendment, approval OF relectlon'
NVhors spaln Has tho CALI
ON all the points outside OF the pro-
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only Spain having Tue FlsHe 70 HA1Ne
the prices she wants for her territory
and to reject or accept the American OF
fers.
The spanlards. no les. 5ess = snan nano,rfe ,de
ng5tSgn tSn bnsinsss yI Which S srought them here
AZ Tie result Of the work OF Ne.
Moore, and senor ojeda' the dratt 1.,oI q
me ersS,ss ,ns gSogy conletsd this evening
n yoS,I ts.r Ss nresented s 10 Inc two commits
sIons tos,11orrow. In the morning at
tSelr I ssnsrafA sessions ana Ia the af-
tsrnoon nj the iolnt session, when Il
Will receIve fipal consideration, There
nil he IjttIe DELAY on these articles.
Nir Moore win also submit tomorrow
N The ITnjted STATES commissioners the
subjects TO he presented to the Span
isris for negotiations. These for con-
venience and greater dispatch are being
drafted into the form Of articles.
The release OF the insurgent prison.
ers held bg spain VIII 60 into the pro-
tocol nRreements,I 1t having been already
agreed mat SpnIn is to release them
npon the United States undertaking to
secure the release Of Spanish prisoners
IN the hands OF ARulnaldo This ques-
lion il so intimately related to the
neace trenty that Il has been embodied
In tho articles containInG the protocol
aqreements
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Ihe leH'Ps s"Ss' tO.i s"s Os-ss
the Americans have negotiated on tne
princlple OF take It or leave It and have
.o,,a,aa .bo,r o,otYn. bv a sort Of sanc-
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uty'
Continuing, the Temps asks: IL the
triumph, TO call 1t so, is complete, may
It not contain grave elements OF danger
and anxiety to the AmerleanSG Inc