The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-04

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release q The Imprisoned co2ssls. Vas the
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flag Consul Hanna lzEdei With saea8 Ard
demanded he release 81 he i-npr.S7--et:
e32s9Iz within twenty minutes. saying thas
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open fire. usssa the city. \ single she. was
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q the imprisoned sarelga merchants. Ges-
Pegper, representing the 63e-atS-, Mer3o-
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and rss trcgcs evacuated t1s city TIE
American flag was ;hen hauled down from
thu Jorge Juan ard The Sgacisa e-xisn
appeared a. ter stern. TIE marines were
re;vrEe1 70 the Saip. ard Cape. Hanna zu1
re released coas-ls warmly thanked
Lieut. Euiat@ for his services.
matter TIE Spanish government xas IN
dignan. q. the action q lis lieutenant He
was ordered back % Havana, deprived -
lis -anari and ssnt 20 Marc CAScl@- A
cour--rlzrtlal AS ordered. The nsu.sc22c
bang charged with piratic3i aCcs 81 GC2y-
"a Before q verde, was rendered ne
Spanish government rad officially received
the thanks 9. nineteen foreign govern
rasnts. ranging rom he g1gaHttc ezap4rs %
Russia - the queen % HAWAII. This
opened TIE eyes o. Spain. Sa= recognized
the injustice aore 20 Euia,e. He gas r.
leased from custody. was awarded Gre 0t
he highest naval decorations and placed
On waiting orders Within 4 short s5rna
ne Wa made captain IN 'hs Spanish navy
ana appointed chief Of TIE arsenal ~ isa-
yara.
When Il WAS determine; 70 sand the
yizcaya 20 New York Capt Eulate was
placed n command II vas believed that
his action a. Guayra would especially COM
mend him 20 the American people. Spain
thought ira; il could rot Offer greater
act ot courtesy. Unfortunately the action
OF Eula.e a. IA Guzyra rad nev-r al
trac.ed the attention q ne American
newspapers The public xere IN ignorance
o. The facts They remembered that Fu-
late had presided over TIE court that sen-
fenced the Composite r prisoners % death.
when ,he coUEt-uart!a. vas held 50 by
orders from Madrid Capt Eulate resented
the action. He Indignantly asked for leave
0. absence and went into retirement a.
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