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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-25
LOCAL BREvITIES
Matters or Minor Moment In aud About
tho CITY.

srattersof Minor Momen. In aud About
tho City.
Squire Greer yesterday sentenced
| John Ushaw to thirty days in jail, In.
| default OF a fine OF SO and costs, for
assauIting S. H. Gebhart.
The Wheeling Volunteer Light Artil-
lary. battery Is called to meet this even
| ing at the county court house for drill
and a large attendance Is desired.
Captain Bennett, Lieutenant ingram
| and Officer McGuigan last night raIded,
| the houses OF III repute kept by Mabel
| NcLure and Lucy Belmont, arresting
the madames and two gifts In each
house
A free-for-all scrap occurred yester-.
day afternoon, In the alley to the rear
Of Kraft's blacksmith shop.on Sixteenth
street. Judy" Mack got the worst OF
Il, and vas later arrested on q charge
OF theft.
A unique affair will be the Patriotic
Social" to be given next Tuesday even
ing. at the Second Presbyterian church,
Roy William 81. Cook circle of the Kings
Daughters. Manila ice cream will be
served. and admission will be free.
Frank osterman and Elwood Nc
Creary, ~tubeworkers, OF the North End.
were suspected by fellow workmen OF
disloyalty, and desire through the In
telligencer to state publicly that they
are as loyal to the nag and country as
anybody.
The various committees in charge OF
the entertainment Of the City hospital
benefit, to be held at the Wheeling park
casino, met yesterday, and arrange
ments ore about completed for a great
SUCCESS. The date Of holding has been
changed from June 3, to June 2.
Yesterday afternoon, at the office OF
Justice OF the Peace Fitzpatrick, oc-
CURED tho wedding OF G. W. Jenkins, OF
| West Alexander. and Miss Allie NJ. AUS
tin, OF Roney's Point, the latter a
daughter OF William Austin. OF Elm
Grove. Rev. William Werder perform
ed the ceremony.
H.. SpiIlmnn Riggs, the versatile en-
tertainer. delighted a large audience at
the First. Christian church last night, at
the entertainment for the benefit OF the
Bethany college endowment fund, which
Is being raised by the Christian En-
deavor Society, OF the church. The Of
fair was n success in every respect.
Prof. Citizens, OF Wellsburg, was in
tho city Yesterday, making arrange
ments OF a state whist congress to be
held In Wheeling ut the Windsor hotel
on Saturday, June II. II Is already as
sured that players representing Wheel
Ing. Wellsburg, Moundsvlllc, FaIrmont,
and other towns will play. There will
be o banquet In the evening.
County Commissioners Bailey, Wise
and Wllklnson,o of Belmont county, were
at bridgeport yesterday afternoon and
sold at auction the old itollGhousc in the
West End, to James Morris, for $50, and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-25

LATE 70 bed and early to rise, pre-
paresia man for his home In the skies.
Early to bed and q Little Early Riser,
the pill that makes life longer and better
and wiser. Charles r. Goethe, Market.
and Twelfth streets; Chatham Sinclair,
Forty-sixth and Jacob streets; A. E.,
;Scheehle. No. GOT Main street.: Exley'
Bros, Penn and Zane streets; Bowie &
Co., Bridgeport. ! 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-25
81 90 CINCINNATI 4 RETURN. $500
! Aceount Nav Mu.IcaI F~e,tiyaI.

Wednesday, May Is, the Ohio River
railroad will run an excursion to Gin
cinnati from Wheeling. Benwood. Bel
laire and Moundsville Mt rate ofS $500
for the round trip. Train leaves Wheel
Ing 7:30 q. m. Benwood 7:42 a, m,
Moundsville 1855 a M, Eastern Time.
Tickets will be good to return on all
regular trains to and including train
leaving Cincinnati Saturday, May 2S,f at
u o'clock noon, Central Time. Arrive
Wheeling I1:S0i p. m, Eastern Time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-25
D.eoro,ion pov a cr,fton.

Monday, May 80. the Baltimore &
Ohio Will sell excursion tickets from.
Wheeling and intermediate stations, 20
Grafton and return, at low rates. good
| returning until May 81, inclusive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-25

let the contract for the building OF the
new toll house on the pike ne7r the
Wheeling creek coal mines, to Thomas
Frazier, at his bid Of $3.50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-25

COMMENCEMENT and Confirmation
Gift Books In great variety from &c to
s25. at sTANTON'S OLD CITY BOOK
STORE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-25
MUSICAL WHEELING.

All Indications are that the concert
In the Carroll auditorium tomorrow.
evening By the woman'ss Club will be
one OF the most brilliant musical events
ever given in the oily By, local talent.
The closing number from I'll Trova-
tora" viii be sung with Jals the scenic
effectg required TO give m adequate
Idea, Of the beauty ofNtthc tnraous,
"Prison Scene. lndlno words mad,
vance are necessary, for the rest OF, the
appended programme, which 10 In tho
keeping OF the best. talent at present
active In tho Organization
PART I.
overture..Magie Flute, ..s........M Mozart
First Piano, Miss Grace Pollock.
Miss Ella Brice. Second Piano, Miss
Flora Pollock. Miss Blanche Laue.
chorus-sThe Bridal Of the Birds":..;.
a. Wcctaraa. %. q. No. .a.chopln
10 Fantasie 1mpromptu. Chopin
Spring. wakenlns.....;......-..Buc
Miss Gertrude Ries,er;
Miss Flora Poiiacit, Violin; Miss
Grace Pollock, Piano.
Chorus-LoSe's Sorrow".........Juensst
PART II.
Firt Plano. Mrs. CHARLES o: Roe;
psr; Miss Amanda Spell Second
FFiSn1' si Mes, Il. v. Ewais' Miss
Seml.C horus-'Peggy, Niedlinger
First Sopranos, Miss Emma Connel-
f ly,fMrs. T.. B. Garden, Miss Eleanor
Nardy.. Miss Alice Egcrter. Miss
Flora Sufel, Miss Lucy Bags. Sec
ond Soprano, Miss Carrie Frazier,
Miss Eta Roberts, Miss Lucy Rob
inson, Miss Olga, Roller. Miss An
nette Reymann. First Altos. Miss
Dude Forsyth. Miss Elizabeth Kug-
len. Miss Lou Hastings, Miss Aman.
da Spell. Second Altos, Mrs. F. A.
Milligan. Mrs. "A. A. Wheat, Miss
Theresa Phillips
Intermezzos (Cavallerla Rust.cana)......
Miss Zou Hastings.
Violin obligato. Miss Flora Pollock.
piano and Organ Accompaniment.
Sonata-Opts 81. beethoven
Allegro ,assai. Adante con moto.
Allegro ma non troppo.
MIS-. Nellie Warren Holloway.
Miss Sue Caldwell.
Is ''There's One That i Love Des!fss
First Soprano, Miss Zou Hastings.
Second Soprano, Miss Mary vardy.
First Alto. Miss Margaret Harvey.
Second Alto Miss Theresa Phillips.
Prison Scene from "U Trovatore.... Verdi
Mrs. Flora Williams, Soprano: Miss
MarSaret Harvey. Con;ralto, and
VIZ Ha
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-27
SPAIN naKrS 4 PROPOSAL
Peace Commissioner. Make . New Move
IN Cuhau Diplomatic Game.

London. oct g7.--Thc Paris cores
pendent % the Times says AZ O..
days "wednesday sitting the spanish
peace comma HHlun offered % new cBun-
cr-mcm1randum declaring ihnlr rcgdl-
ness. Professionally. TO accept an article
OF a preliminary treaty rupulaunR that
Spain shall rullnqulhh all rights ~
sovereignty ln cuba without furmuiat'
Ink any other claim. ana 20 leave lr
suspense all remaining questions cspc'
clally the Philippine,
The Americans asked until Thur.
day 30 reply go thls nnw memorandum
This IL regarded as "a favorable sign
hrIuE slight relaxation % tho rigldi'
o. the Americans have hitherto shown
Thcy are perhaps aware shat the Gu
ban nHd even the Spanish bondholder|
are becoming alarmed AZ the ntfanFI
turn ~ the financial side Of the dis
cuHH.1n. In which spain, the United
States and cuba, with cNtraordinarS
unanimity al rcputate the Cuhar
debt.
Nobody viii be- able 10 force sralr
o. accept the debit Tor. apart from
bankruptcy Hho could only meet M
liabilities 40 che expense 81 her FOR
cIru hDulhuliara, Who hy a Atrang,
anomaly. would thus have Z. pay fol
the independence VI cuba. u Is MOI
likely shat thr United states or anl
power can or viii force Spain 90 ruit
herself by meeting che cuban dcht, ant
10 will either thru hn a total loss fu
Europe Or be paid by she spanish bond
holders"
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CLEVER PLOT BY GERMANY.
r... A.. Fancy to spots In Atlantic and
Pacific Diametricsiiy Opposed to
Amnricn,a Intercats.

chlcar,. DOT. GA special to the
,,,..,i from Washington says the
state department has discovered
clever scheme on the part OF the Ger
man government to acquire commercial
s,,e,ons or naval bases In both the At
iantle and the Pacific at points where
inv uiu come In direct conflict with
the Interest u this country when 'he
Nicaraguan canal is buiS'
In mis- same connection the depart
mont has also unearthcd what appears
4, be a breach Of faith on she part ot
England toward the United stat,. ln
samoa. Ever since the dean on hlnH
Nailnoa, Germany mas n,'n tulllii
ibiree In samoa apparently indepond-
~ m Inc triple protecturatc exercised
nv tho linked states, Great Britain
,sd g.rmnnv. CAREFUL inveati. 'tion
NE cnnviuced the state dcpatem.l
ib9t Germany and England have made
, secret compact whereby the latter
ms coded 10 the former ~ rights 10
samoa under the proieciorate' and mas
,,,us,rlird for a Confederation 60 allow
Germany 20 G,lllze ne Island as a c'ai-
lag aud naval station.
WhIi. thia compact between England
and Germany - not an actual Viola
Hon OF thn pr1tcvturutc x Dr. ytt urac.
ttaaiiy A breach of falih on the part "
ENGLAND. While prciossirs She utm 20
friaadfnoas Tor this country, 10 has
given 20 its rival In fhc Pacific rights
Which may cause "a serious clash.
Germany ~ bent on securing naval
atlflont 80 near % the proposed
Isthman canal as possible. n % has
Englnr1's claim Ia SumIa, y u cHtab-
Iahcd at the Pacific end. At the caa,-
IRA md 10 Is working out n plan which
may give the state department much
| trouble 10 circumvcnt II u said that
! Germany IL trying 90 secure a naval
| base at Aantu Domingo. should she
succeed here the United States. which
| expects q build the canal. would IND
sHclf at a disadvantage at the outset
/ Porto Rico IL 90 be the American naval
! base IN the West indies. 10 " admir-
ably situated Tor this purpose. but
should Germany secure a fo0ihold 10
| Santo Domingo " would be IN "a belief
/ atnatCgiC position Tor control 0f ths
| canal than would this country.
The republic u sln;l Domingo q
| heavily In debt Most OF lta bonds ari
/ held In Germany and the Kaiser tx
/ ptotH 20 acquire u naval station hl
/ threatening foreclosure on his bonds
| Tho president % aluto Dumlnrl anf
! Smith Weed OF New York ropfcfcniiuI
/ the syndicate which controls tho Gus
toms revenue and stands cd Tor ihl
/ annual expenses ~ the republic. ar
| holding conferences
should 81 be- disclosed that there q
40 other way 90 prevent Germany from
| securing the coveted naval base. 70 q
highly probable lhls the annexation 70
Slntl Domingo 20 the United state
Will be urged. n Is asserted that an
arNIiiIn would De stop by m
United states 70 prevent German,
securing a naval base AZ the Yer.
mouth of the canal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-27

No stone IL nslng Left rnturnsd by the
Dons TO stavs an that Iatefui Day,

Washington. oct ss--some apprchcn.
sion has been manifested IN certain
quarters a. to the possible adverse cf-
foct upon the peace commissioners at
Paris of an uphcayai In France. II has
been suggested that the spanish cause
II In such shape that the spanish
government has nothing 20 lose ana
everything 10 gain by any change that
can be brought about However u may
be stated that In the opinion Of tho
state department officials here there D.
little danger OF the situation In Paris
becoming 90 acute az 10 Justify the
abandonment u the work OF the com
mission.
The commission themselves are In no
physical danger II u confidently be-
llrvcd that with thu change OF thF cab.
met In France the present disorder Will
subaide ana normal conditions VIII De
restored n Is always possible that the
spanish commissioners, 10 despair over
their failure 20 force the Cuban debt
upon the United states In any shape
may break on the sessions, but this n
not regarded as possible, ~ Il expected
the spanish program d 20 trump up aH
many points ~ difference a. possible,
relying upon the eject % Europeans
by their Abandonment OF each point un-
der cnmpulalon, from The American
commissioners a. basis Tor supreme
stand az the end on the Philippines.
This being the spanish policy. u h
expected that when the commission
takes up the -ubicCt " Porto Rico and
the coaling station In the Ladrone h.
lands there VIII be many hair splitting
/ objections intcrposcd By the spanish o.
| appropriation from the Americans
Just as many references or attempts az
references TO Madrid ana Just as loud
| protests over each little point by tht
| Spanlards az the Incorporating atti-
tude Of the Americans as In the cas-,
% CUBA.
No one knows officially Just what thl
extent OF the United states claims viii
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-27

Paris oct ga feeling distinctly
more peacUlhlc regarding the Fashndn
tralf prevails In Paris this evening.
fffldyni i1uro II taking the crisis
quietly and the belief " stronger than
Y was Yesterday that N, lirinson fcll
because hu wished 90 fall
u j. now ruWnfo1 that den. Chlno.
NJ resigned the war ONCE portfolio
'ui n plue at the refusal OF the gem
iial stan committee 90 give him COM
nand pf un army curua.
Extraordinary police precautions
nave been ordered against possible dis
lufhlnerH NJ the Court % Cessation to-
morrow, Nhrtc the Drcyfua revision
sppell will be hard
Although there IN cyldnce Of sup.
i'nH'd excitement on an Sides here.
mere hhs been no disturbance OF pub
" order today, The police and munl-
upal guards were out In strong force.
.Nl ihty would not permit the crowds
assume dangerous strength. Bui
me NilAtpn was eagerly discussed by
Neiied groups In the main streets
Irsllent laurc this morning re-
'tNel 10 audience senator I.oubet,
prudent NJ the senate and M
.hhnrl, president OF the chamber
" Deputies. Il II the Intention ~ 81
aur 70 form a new cabinet AZ rapid,
a. possible. and the names oi
.Npoi and peFreycinet are the most
ps19,,,n.nenlly mentioned In connection
w me Premiership.
'l'ihs The afternoon NJ. Faure con
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-27
Women In Confersncs.

Columbus. O.. Oc,. g6.-The Ohio
Federation " W0mena clubs are gach.
erlug FOR thrir CONVENTION, the opettnr
session of which VIII Doe held this eyon-
Ing. ~ Il expected THAI there viii be-
about one thousand ladies here. inclui
Ing she most prominent women Ia OH
and IN addition a number ~ ruuouA.
reputation from other states,
Among the prominent women now lu
thr Cty or now uuruuiH here are Mt
Gavin :, nrcc MIR William " Love.
I'D Atlanta, president VI the Nati1El.
F.igratbn, Mra ailh u. Pau, Den
y,r. Vice pres.dcrt u the NWon1l Fed
Grafton. Mrs. Alice Fr. man Paimol
uf Clmhfldrg. Mars. Mos Hernia D.
Krohe. Chicago. Mrs Ellen H. Rich
1ria Bls.lu. and Mrs, josephine Wood
ward. Cincinnati
Mr.. J. ~ Robert. Dayton, n s,ef'
pr,s.Iert and Miss Frances bateAe,
plaua, state secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-27

bc aa 20 the Philippine. Admiral
Dewey has much higher opinion of
Philippine people and their o...city Tor
srlf government than h generally sup
posed. ilr has represented TO thU
American commissioners that the Phil
lpp.urH ~ The northern group meaning
BY that first the people on the island
~ tugon. and after that in order. Ce-
hu, Pnuay, Lictc. Mlndota. ana Stmlr
are, az a rule. intelligent practicable
and tmltt surprising HtAtrmenu far
better qualified Tor self government that
the inhabitants Of cuba. Admiral
Dewey IL a. familiar with The qualliica-
lions ~ the Cuhlna In this respect as
almost any naval officer having had
personal experience with ih0 peoples H1
that hls statement q bound to have
weight with the American commission
tra. tlut with al this b. has made mo-
recommendation aa 90 what should con.
stltutr the maximum or minimum de-.
manda ~ the Americans, and their d..
mauds therefore are likely Co be- based
upon their original Instructions, quail.
ned by any change Of opinion the Pres
ldcnt may have experienced aa a result
90 hiH western trip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-27
IN DISCUSS THE PHILIPPINES.
.-u,..,opsrs Remain silent Regarding
,ns rroes.dipE. tina, rr-n'pired i'-''
c,,.,. In spanish Cabine, over

,. Oct, gs-Thc American peace
.,,,,i-s,oners held a session OF sew
vi h,urs' duration today prior 10 INC
-. ...son OF the gwo commissions
.,.n .pened at o'clock this AFTER
Wv" W. rhe Americans fully realized that
~. - ,r, ,pproachlng the discussion OF
~ stisf question entrusted 60 them'
,...,oiv. the future Of the Phihppihe
,.,,n8. but they are well prepared 70
t,ns r,rsiing Of the commissioners
- an hour and ave minutes am
s. adjourned until tomorrow. b9ln
m. sn,nlah and the American CON 'i ny.
Hhg vefe more ret.ccut attet tn.8
s-.n, nan ever before. The Ameri-
univ appreciate not only 10 ~
'lie lana rep inability. but also the
oan ,,,sIfi5n OF their spanish col-
gen. I, thc burden % VII lose uutleA
49,. ,ddeI the critical poiflcal ~.
.e Al Madrii. which may c1mPei
w er, sldcnt of the spanish com nus
IN thi y also president u ", @P",,
~ senate. Senior Mon'cro luo'' 10
hass wsjri correspondent u the
-, r'parm,nr the report fhM Pre-
49, e,rHatt and ihe queen reseh.
~. pfsyailed upon thu minister Of
grr Cdrrc1. 20 indefinitely post
w.. IA resignation pending the COM
i,i.@ n Inc peace ncE1t ui1ua' so
No rsurrs. ntcd 10 the general
~ III. sfthIflWh might entail not
w, ths f.iI u the cabinet but cause
KY ~ ,e'i-ratlon ~ certain members OF
~. gt,rah commission. including
- mo- and thereby gravcly cpn.
Nei.-i ag. negotiations with United
So. Tbs correspondent says;
isi,,,. III result T. thas AZ uqcn Crisis
-. A. have been avoided until the
..i,-,'.e IN the treaty u peace. 10
80 No ihia has done away With inc
.'ss...fy for m ad interim rnycrn-
mont which was lately suggested as
iheg 10 BE- the only solution Of sue
pr sens inicui,y"
Inc peace negotiations are now
..,rrg enc discussion u she Philippine
su....6n ihs Americans feel no atafe ut
~ r-iserdinFs has - demanded their
s,rs.der4te treatment. u may be
ssi-i lnlght Naih certainty that inc
Cebsn question has not received rs
a. rlnflderaHon by she American,
~ have the apinarda accepted au ul'
sIssis the United states refusal %
sn1ms any portion Of the cuban
IA may. however. be- affirmed that ths
ptupp'nr question was MT reached TO-
a., bH 10 may be discussed ~ tlmur'
- sssa|1n. which will be- the nrHl
y..ts1n during these negotiations ol
s,rt sessions ~ the commission beina
"a on succeeding days. which fact u
h .rue degree significant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-27
HIT MAYOR IN THE FACE.
Spanish Troops are On the Verge ~ open
muiiny Possible Outbreaks are Immi.
nent Amongst the Regulars

Havana, via Key West. fla. oct. &c.
Tho bitter feeling among thc spanish
troops agiins, the government for not
paying them L. Increasing daily and
mcnaccs possible outbreaks cntsllng
serious trouble before long. The orlcr
puhllco constitutes thc most turbulent
element. Al hrsi the government pro.
posed 60 pay only those who were Dis.
charged. Then after protest Il offered
- pay all by promlssory notes. a pro-
posal which was refused. No cash set.
Element has been made and the entire
body expresses Hs dissatisfaction
openly.
Ycs,cpny eighty irrcgulara. mJblla-
z,dos from she Camtjuani regiment
arrived here and went TO the Palace 20
demand pay. Their attitude before
Gen. llanco was such that be ordered
them 90 be- taken 60 the Cabinas prison
on prcscxt NJ being fed there. but they
have MT been allowed Go leave the
| prison and 10 all luicnia and purposes
I are under arrest
The possibility ~ an outbreak D. COM
| frmcd IN private conversation with the
| men. who threaten riot II they are Or.
dCrud 90 embark without payment.
During the last few weeks spanish
/ rule In the Island has been marked
with unbrldled corruption.
| The spanish mall steamer Villa
| verde which has Just arrived here,
| brought sixty dcportcd prisoners from
| Couta. Morocco. mostly NanlFla.
| The demand Tor overdue salaries has
taken an Aggressive form In the mum.
upl department licsides the mIbs
/ daily iufcatlng the ONCE ~ she mayor
i are threatening personal violence and
even drawing guns az happened one
day last week. There are many lndi.
| vldull Instances Of a more or less sen.
Hitl1nal character.
one 81 the victims. an employe OF th'
city named Cacarca. entered thc May
or'a office on Monday morning 10 In
| nHi upon n settlement. The marquis
Dc ENnhan refused and made some eN'
curc not cnarely satisfactory 20 IN,
claimant who slapped the mayors face
following up the slap with a couple nj
| wcll-dlrccted blows The attendant
hustled Cashrcs out ~ the building
but the mayor refused TO prosecute an,
cnlcavorcd 10 hush the matter M
The story leaked out, however, an,
gave rise 20 r good deal OF unfavorabl'
comment 40 the expense ~ the mayor
although his friends applaudcd MI
GOODNESS. ana aoN-rcatfaint In not re-
turning tho blows.
| Advlcca from the interior. par;icu
larry from the city OF MuianEaa. bca
fresh stories ~ misery intensified ~
the late foods. Yesterday az Matinzn
twenty-slN sick and dying persons var
picked up IN he street.
The United states evacuation com
missl1ncfn are daily visited by Spinlsl
officers who wish 10 engcr the Unite
states service All such requests hhv
been met with a negative. In view o
this. u was thought that the applcn
tons would cease, but on che contrary
two or three spanish officers put IN al
appearance daily AZ the Hotel Troch
with the proposition,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-27
An Enron

Chlcap1 oct 2t-rho Associated
Press having taken from newspnpcr
and used 20 statement mat lilanlon
Duncan had been chlisru by lhe
southern Pacific railroad WIN perjury
In pleadlngs before thr lh',IH'a,e uoin
merce commission, Mh.h "n'ntlN'
strickcn out by Inc commission and the
snrne ISSUED from the newspaper being
m err5r. inc Associated Press corroctq
ia unrt Of this erroneous dltpatch by
thls withdrawal and correction
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-27

London, oct sI.-Thc Madrid corrc-
ap1ndcs OF the standard telcRraphIng
Tuesday by way 81 the frontier and
dealing with the thrcltgned cablurl
crisis. points out ahe lmpnsslblllty OF u
change % government because "a
change would almost certainly cause
the rcnlgumtion 1f the spanish commits
sioncrs In Paris. lie says;
"Seuor Sagasta therefore Will remain
at the helm until the treaty of peace d
signed, unless Gen. Wcyler or nhc mill.
tary elements cause trouble.
"Souor Montero Rios, president II
she Spanish commission, row Offers ~
hope of obtaining anything from Amer.
lea FOR the Cuban debt. lie even say,
thaf Spain must assent 10 the vlewa IN
the matter before h. conference car
proceed 60 settle the Porto Rican and
Philippine question"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-27

Presentation ~ spsin's Case Commands
Admiration Of Al Nations.

washington. oct. ge.-Thcrc are indi-
s,ilors that the peace commissioners
N Paris nro approaching the end u the
esslderation OF the subject OF cuba
IA Porto Ric1 and officials would not
\ nrtrlaed u todny's subject Of the
cmmi1s.on concluded those subjects.
having the committee free 90 take ny
H. dIspoaltidn " the Philippines.
tn spanish case has been presented
With an ability and adroltners that
commands ths admiration ~ diplomats
without regard 20 nationality, and even
our own linuhls have been compelled
10 Yield a tribute % respect o. the
arguments prduccd, but they have
been " nl avail IN affecting any sub.
ftant.ai change 10 the nrSt attitude Of
the American commissioners, who are
holding nrmly 10 tho line Of procedure
originally outlined
II ia expected here that after
he courteous iuiImati1n that has been
conveyed 90 the spanish commissioners
that Il 10 time 10 regard the cuban ana
Porto Rico matters ms settled, better
progress win be- made toward the final
conclusion o. a treaty " peace.