The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-31

I'VE urge Spain 10 pay close attention
20 tie matter. as a&sGred.y Spain is not
the power least interested IN it
The Liberal is Of the opinion that the
czaT's object VAS 10 avert q threatened
rupture. The LIBERIA. adds:
The work of the HlSpano- American
commission in Paris Is hardly worthy Of
/ mention IN comparison widi the proposed
conference, which ought 10 be attended
~ ihe nited States as we'll as Europe:
Tor should var break out and extend from
tae Mediterranean 20 the China sea. Spain
must awake. IN order - preserve the liz
tie sho has managed 10 save fFcsn Tie
ruln.''
Germany VIII accept.
BERLIN. A3s. 3!.-The official Sord
Deutsehe Algerelne Zei,ung. believed 30
have been inspired by Prince iiohenlohe.
the imperial chancellor. declares the Will
ingaess Of Emperor William and Germany
to accept the Invitation 10 attend the con-
gFess as proposed by the Russian emperor.
Bencat tn Russia ana England.
CHICAGO, Aug. Ex-senator Cushnan X
Davis Of Minnesota, q member oe the Paris
peace commission, stopped ip this city n
few hours today while en- route 10 his
home in 81. Paul, wkere 10 expects to 70
main and rest until September u. when
the commission sails FOR Europe. Asked
for his opinion as to the probable success
of tile cars proposal for d disarmament
conference. he said.
While the o54;a les in The way Of the
abandonment or the standing armies sec.n
4 HfaN
hH Al ali surprised # very material coed
could he accomplished by 4 conference az
the Kind proposed. II might not result in
~" fe1lt1iion df The standing armies. but
y would be il good stcl, toward that gagi
and Il might have an effect which would
b. nf The greatest value
Tho ear h4s done 4 g-ra. tAtns tn
putting forih his suggestion While Rps-
50 Uout! undoubtedly benefit greatly hv
the change. l EA.l..ve tho ears motives are
'i2- .n any s1se s.l1sa aud nat he 3
perfectly sincere IN h.s ..sfr. n bring
ahou; tenetts 20 All The European r,..i...,s
Tie Russian imperial family has alwavs
AA4 "a vein of h1unn-tArianisn aul even
of >en'5nert3}3<m IN matters of reform.
and lts ACHIEVEMENTS har. bosl verZ. -~@e+
4. some Ines /: j. of course very hard
- say what t1s proposed conference would
accomplish EnEiaft wog,d gain ialrueree-
~ aF 3iSaTning Europe ard would TN
de'ihted'y work hari for g. The smaller
ard weaker natons ar" hc3n< forced TO
Bankruptcy ard rE.a ny the armies they
fee! forced - 'nalntain Taey may have p
feeluea tae.r forces merely 70 keep in ex~
;stfnre. whether there IS any general agree
TyYaat 81 net. Russia s. 50 fsrotes-t I'd! bv
- ss.rrrr of ice anf snaw behind Il and
- 'ha ceasacteT x rs people that if couil
aftc.t - d-Sirm- Cert 4iny. it wouId art
- aTet f&at'a: 0Tti i's great military
Fo441 srFoss Siberia = completed
The EASTERN qgas,sau IS vsrv serious 8n1
fn4F af 3ay .ws lead - trouble - many
- thN elements - i, TeQrfye delicate irsat-
1usa- ,74r / 5o Het see how ghe uatlaas ir-
terFta} -au aIor3 t3 65s8rru uutl tnev
haze 3 E>0s3 bass fpr aotia1 in shjS 0el8
'i-t-a -an-fss of Eo9d faita VIII be veole7 in
a3Te t3cru = as.as.7a a1'ut - - 3e 3~easn-
p'.sasf aa4 raw they are - ~ r,ven IS
a,c4eu.t 10 see I ID nnt tark tha- an
International -oars oe arbitration would
-essaF.ly oe fn.aiFed .a tha dies rga n1~rt
rlae ls. ire coafegsssce may os.en q way
"a asea 3 ~ g yrogre e"