Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-18
YET SPAIN MAY RETIRE,
PEACE HOPES HELD FORTH FROM ROME.
.,s.ir rights, She win Lose More than
Cuba-I,ut the spaniards Prefer
Not to Yield.


london. April ls.-The Rome cor
...rondent of the Daily News says
~, a., assured that the queen regent
81, as well MS the pope and EN-
,,o,,r Francis Joseph Of Austria. would
faror abandoning Cuba as the only
-, ,o avert war. Archbishop Ire
~, oahIes announcing that retiring
lhNu n ,ha ,,l,, roesIbilitv
from the i9''"'
Of avoiding war
"The pope has renewed MS eHorts TO
.on,,trce the Madrid government that,
,.,,,-h I, may be painful to abandon
the island, 1t is not dishohorap'e' SPAN
,i.idi,p TO superior force, while with
,,,.,,o ,,n,,Id hardly be the only
war ,,, a. othnre wont also
possession lost' anu ~ o'"N''
internal troubles would be lneVlthple.
90, tho Vatican 1t is asserted that
"a ENGLAND have noted on
Austria anu h"s =.
the same lines, encouraging spun, "
srbni. TO the inevitable and abandon
go, Tbev cIte the recent example
tupa' ,., .,o d,,i,-
Of Greece Whicn FeJeo'Vu
,erested advice of the powers
,,c,,rary ia custom. at todays
A., pr,,.s,., ,nirister TO
papal mass 'he irus''an 49,.
the Vatican and NJ. fouDeHe' t"o
French ambassador, We're present, ana
ia . i,,., conference with
ai'er"a'u "e'' ,.,,,,, ,,,,os,i,,
the pontiH ON the SPANS" u"'S''''
Roth the pope and Cardinal Rampolla'
.ho nanal secretary of state, expressed
". ,h,, tho ,r,rnie mend
sallslae'''" -. ,-,,...,.,,.
ment, recognizing the ounui si',,,
has been EltStu ny lllt
Senate, considering thnt ~ ,,ior ~
delay and means tiie ii.. ls ,Si,l,,,,,
President McNlhisy Pr; -, l.
Spain time 70 ueclue oii 'he D'S' wy
eyacuate cun9' ,..,,,,,o,, Of the
The Mauilu - si1o,, soys.
Times ielegraPhlhs '3ui I,' h"rs is IN
In Olnelai W 80, ~ ,,e,,ntin
impression tn"t u iu ,ps' ,,,,t,a as soon
tons may hot an pa, 49,, 40 hut II
as was eApevse' ~ ;,.,s,,7ects of a
cannot ., Sa .I ma az, ny 10y, i,nnroved
ptaeeIul so ~. ia,at,,, renresentatIves
among n ,ne '' thnra 60 eir,nst unani
OF an "a W. ~ 20 f9ni.', states
mus Vi.sry' ,'a,htra iass than n ter
WI epaii,,, snyerSigntv in
c, .i,t,att'y ~. cnrcessIon ~ that
,,,'S L ,tnsIderad utterly incompatihle
GIN n,t ,nnai hon,r var seeems ineyi-
tapa uniess some unknown deus ex
,nocb,pa should intervene suddenly.
"a few sangulne people imagine that
rprona may nossIbIy awake at the last
,r,r,pn, ~ tho dangers of AGGRESSIVE
p,n-Amaricanism and recognize in
snsin the chomnion of the vital Euro
man interests of the future. In that
c1se the deus ok mnchina would natur-
nlly take the form of collective inter-
, Nyms'Vm ny arc ' not induIreI in by prac-
,Ioal statesmen. nor do these natter at
.rtt,,., ,.,r,, much it,,pnrt1ppp IN tba
persIsfet,t rumors of the Likelihood OF
Inc Insurgents making terms with the
autonomous government in order to
avert annexation by America.
at is no doubt probable that the in
snrrants were disagreeably surprised
by The terms Of President McKinloy's
message. which vetoes their independ-
IN. , ar,u s, T,'n,an,ja,
leaders, Calixto Garcia and Maxine
Gomez believe the former would NOT
be insensible to the call of Spanish
patriotism. But Gomez Is regarded as
lmpervious to such an Influence. and it
is rlso,i,. ,,arcat,,ad that M An,ertc,n
annexatlonlsts could easily counterfeit
any such tendencies to Cancellation.
Nowhere can | perceive any indlca-
-ion Of a peaceful solution acceptable
10 both parties. Gen. woodford. the
American mInIstar 10 ronnr,rd in he
most anxious 10 avoid a connict and
stlll to be not without hone. hut ON
cany he remains absolutely uuiet.
The patience Of the country at large is
rapidly exhausting itself. TO fudge nv
expansive demonstratjons ~ the NOM
lar feeling taking plsce In many
cities"
The Madrid corrrsnnrdan. NJ tho
Times. teleera nblnp F,JSnv sa,,n.
Throughout It's recent negotiations
with the United statcs x,y,h rnferanne
never taken n irn,er 60, ,han No.. ~
yesterdays counc,i II Prns,,a,,. NJ
Kney, Nv ise,ins ,,s ~, ,ys'" ,,,' NJ W.
has SET his sal INA, IL ',,,,,.s,..
claim Ia ,n.er,,a 'p T., h,S oou,t'y
Spanish ministers ,as,o,1 a. ~.
setting their sso, ,,nan mt,ar J.
Fat reiao+inn 'si' ep'" we country
"The r.tIro
pears Ia h. INN me MI, in'ervehton APP
sist ia ~ t,I',,laterlhr, tlry VIII re-
c!sops ~ ,I u,'lo s me Drastic de-
public an III, u"uhci, are taken by the
their tr,,o "ttt VIII probably prove
1.-THE y ,''ue,
many borrs Yer n mas peen raging
peace faintt ole heWspaper THINKS
trusting to vague teIegrnns ROW
L. d. IL.