Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-05
NERR7TrS SUMMARY.
slll MET COMMISSION AGAIN TODAY.


plenty on manu- NV hnhNtt'AAi ''i"-
nissloncrs determined TO devote toiay'a
urdon to a conference with Mai. -uon.
Merritt
The session Of The American commits.
ZION began at 10 o'clock and lasted until
o'clock this Afternoon. oou. MGR
ma detailed 70 the commissioners his
psfronnf Views and those Of Rear Ad-
mlrai Dewey. regarding the phynoal.
r,efraehicil. moral and political c0ndl-
lion prevailing In The rhllirplhe b.
lands General Merriits exposition Of
Als pers1n,i views and judgmafs u the
IhriirnIno Stands was not nnhhrd to-
fav. he viii meet the comm s1ion
sraiu tom rfUw. when he will continue
1. dIsrhHrra his gffaud here.
prfHdatf MuniefU Rios " the Span
% mission ard his colleagues wore
busy Today with telegraph aud other
t5rfctgonlencc spnor idoa dcnied
himfl'f 10 all callers
a newspaper. ~ Pctit blue. THIS
morning declared ii has authority lot
ihe stal.mont that ID had been decided
M, "an adjustment relative 10 Cuba
Eill be first discussed AZ the next meet
ing. owing 90 The Incidents which have
teccniy taken place Ia the PROPOSE
lions"
The same newspaper remarks thai
fvnfr ilua yfgierday houHht thfge
foplca " a work on international law
by ON OF our most eminent juraia. The
potit nlou docs not accept ihe yigw that
lhc work Of tha commission will be con-
STUDDED before December, but eNpfranol
the belief that u will require a longer
time.
tirace Porter, Fill rivc dinner IN
honor ~ the Americans tumQrrVw at-
lcrnoon and next week Gen. Porter will
rive a dinner In honor On both c0mmla-
ions al the Omitted STATES embassy
This spamfh commissioners wcra ~.
tflvcd al I 0'clpek this afternoon BY
President faufe al the Eyrle palace
The ns mbtis ~ the Spanish commla-
fln we've Introduced BY nr spanish
minister. stnor Lemo y Castillo. and
fcnor MOS expressed the rrsilncation
q ihe clmmisslsn at nilgtlng The prssl.
dCng " France.
AZ i,ts D. M. Immediately fllloWlnr
the fec. piIun uf the dpanlarda The
American peace commission were re-.
eelyei by ihr PRECEDENT az tn Elyacs
pYiacc. Gen. Porter received the CON.
inraioncru on The steps " the court u
talon. President Faurc, surrounded BY
few mrInhera A the oficlnl house.
hold. received uin. Porter. who pro.
fFntld Judge Day ard the other NON.
bers " The commission IN turn. after
which Judge bay presented President
iaurs a cable message from President
Mckinley. u was dated Sept. soih
lency, ". Fsure. president Of The re-
public" md WIS Tfrd william Me-
.lnlcy. President Of the United states
u read 10 iollpuai
"on thu occasion. when ,he commits.
s'ons of the un'ied States and spain
afe about ~ assemble NJ the capital n
France. 90 negotiate peace. and when
urc receiving the hospitality and the
good Will % the republic. ! tender ~
you ny most friendly personal greet
tng and the assurances u my grateful
appreciation Of your Kind couriealcr %
tho American comminnl1uera'
President Faufc, IN replying. courie-
puuly expressed his appreciation ~ the
cordial sentiments uttered and heartily
rcclprocntcd them. President Feure
taid that everything possible would be-
done Tor the comfort 81 the commits
Hionera and concluded with saying As
the name " Lafayette o. hold dear In
the United States. ~ II the name u
WnahlnFi1n rcyerrd IN France" The
PRECEDENT then added that h. would I'M.
dent Mckinley bis reply 20 the laiter'a
cordial message. The following ID the
text ~ Pr sldont Faurs'H cable mes.
taFe 10 President McEinleyi
= have had great pleasure IN recelv-
ms he American pienlpotentIafloa 90
M iisparo-Amcrlcan peace commits.
sion During the course u an audience
Mt pal read che telegram which you
% rrholounly uent 81 me. am very
much touched BY The sentiments which
your UheHNfHtY has been KIND enough
~ cxpfgff. ard I heartily thank you Tor
them. I hope the American commits
tloneu VIII have Kind rvcolisctlous n
h,Il soisuru In Paris. which | shall
~ % feuder agreeable 70 them. and
] sincerely bore for happy termlna-
sion y the pacific work o. the commits
Sion"
IN raihe this evening prints an In
tcNlrW rlld 20 have been made with
Cen. Rafael Corofo Hnenz " the
SPANISH pence commission, Ia which
~ u represented ne fnyinFi
ltac1 between Spain and the
United states viii comphcato an the
Eastern questions The day upon
which The preiimlnarios are nlFncd
ne hfst chapter In the new history
~ Euupo win he commenced. ne the
thied states henceforth will play q
liNfonfeunt role IN events N which
theater.
'lt has been pretended that spain
wanted war or az least allowed her
~ 10 hr drngFsd inta Il. This II a
lhlhle. Hlnre the United States have
hs coveted our colonies. They In
nslucf Feparntlst and autonomic
~ INTO Cuba, idens which were not
nnud by majority OF the inhnhl.
~. n tho Islands. Influences " all
lns nave been brought into play g.
.,lie Hlnri, and hence cnnued n
W. ihe consequence ~ which mny BE-
I'M flIllclal TO ourselves and may eject
~ european interests.
- e North Americans on their side
wv he compelled % create ali the
.Nm inrcea demanded by the situation
a.. u ~, about by events. The stronger
,nlied finteH are. the more their
WhlHhlp VIII be rourht after. and
70 me more rivalry Will be among the
European nniiour.
n LOOK AZ the extreme orient where
,Nnee' Russia. Germany and Eng.
nh Hre powerful rivals. n the
ntneIieaH Install themselves In tho
zines the situation VIII be
sl,.lN inodllled and they win not
IA 't r " sock tho friendship Of Jnnan
nations, ihis viii be fnr
Hmelica 2 truly privileged situation.
,he diplomatic role viii ho ron.
''' pfoportionately moro difficult"
oArruRED ~ iSDIANs.
"'s" indlaas sald 10 Nave seized q. n
Marshal o'counor.
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