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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-28
IcOSh's Sira.
S6erIt RopIepeLt BON ben Repu6litds
mn gum @pu0trReur pon Rem
0ort npminirt.

Surutpgu, q. g., 27. Sepb.-
Der repu6litaniI6s Stauts Cement
pur6e teute bier a6QeEalten uuo IT.
Iu.tirte in Der domination oes Gr-Boz
Ii5ai Gommi1Grs, Grz6iiIf5 : Slot
ten SetretGr5 uno Gr SberIten Der
n9oug6 3ipsrs" 5bepoore Rpolepslt
gum 8ouoerneur. 8ouoerneur gldd,
peI4ar nab a6ermaIiger Domination
tlu6tete, unb feline 2lnbdngar batten
ii4 betanntIi6 bemiibt, RooieUtlt als
SRusp Oriitsbtrger odr3uiteltn;
0u6 beblupteten tie, er Tei nift ais
8ouperneur nGbI6ar, neil er, al5 er
SiiIfs 6lotbnietrstdr puroe, WaIhz
ingtor al5 Ieinen 0obnort dnqab. Gs
buIf i6nsn ieoo6 g}i6t5. G6aunce3
Ut. 0epep uno Glitu Roob 6ieltsn
Iange Reoen, in peIhen Iie bic Qlngd7
Zen be8 8Iad'Iden 2lnbung5 ais an
be9riinoebe 8erIeumounqen be3et9nes
ten, unb ais Der Gpnpent our Qbitimz
mung Idritt, erbislt 3ooiepeIt I6on
bsi'm eriten Ballot 753 Stimmen,
8lad Oagegsn rur 213. Der Gonbenb
bei4IoB Johann, bic Domination 3ur
elnitimnligfn 81 MAIDEN.
Die Pluttform, fpel6e ungenpmmen
traroe. gratuIirt benz Ganoe gu benz
GrfOIge be5 8riegs8 nit Spunien unO
ertlGrt, berfeI6s lei ni6t 81 Grobes
rung53peden begonnan poroen, Ionr
BERN um Der 6eiIt9en Sade Der Suma.
nitGt WilIen unb gum S6uBe Den
ameritdnijfta SntsreTen. 0a5 J1es
iuItab lei ber putriotii6en 0ei8bett
Oes 8rGiibenten U}c&inleD uno Den
rspubIitaniIfsn Pdrtet im 2lllgemeis
nen gu Deroanten. QDu5 gu6d, 9orto
Rico uno bic pbiIippinen dn6:lange,
70 pebe bic umeritaniIds 6lugge jeBt
iiber benTel6en, uno bic Civilization,
.peI9e our6 bieIe 6Iagge reprGIentirf
uap pert0rpert tperDe, mufe imm:r
bort bLei6en. Dab irgenO Elm She'll
bisIer SSn{eIn pieOer an Spunien iiberz
antportet percsn t0nna, lei geruoe5u
unoentbar. SSm llebrigen pieberz
bolt Die YIattform bic @rtidrungsn
oer Ct. Qouiier g&atioral YlaTs
form.
U2orqcn tritt Der OemofrattI6s
Stuats Gonpenb in SprucuIe 3uIdms
men, @iele 0eIegatsn OeiIel5en befiir=
porten bic Termination oes 6rn. 5ries
bri6 &O6 aus 8ofeiter, elmer Der bsrs
porrogenoiter DeutI6sn Oemotrdten
oes Stuute5, 3Gm 8ouDerneur. Der
iel6e bat ihor frijGer ous 2lmt oe5
Staat5Iefreoar5 betleiOet, mo ieipe
domination niirbe 6rn. ROpiGbeIt DieL
gu I6dFfen MAIDEN, 6r. Sod ertidrt
ijbrjQens, er beubThtiqe njft, ii6 um
bic Domination au 6eper6en. ltntep
ntn ii6rig<n 3emotraten, pelfe ala
m0qlide GanoiOaten ermG6nt peroen,
6efinoen iid GQiOts 9anfOrtb uno ..
GabbD 6trrjd.
Die iibrigen 6eute bon Dem repubIis
tuniI6er Stdats>GonDent nOminirten
Ganbioaten. auBer 3ooieOeIt. iinO:
8icez@ouoerneur 5imot6D 2.Doo0@
ruff BON Sings; Gontroleur 8iIiam
| s. Morgan BON @rie; Stdut5ietretdr
So6n 3. M}c0onoug6 bon 4lbanp;
Stodts9S6aBmeiiter Sobn 9. Sdtel
bon @appgo; Staotsz szSngenieur GOp.
81. Bomb BON Sefferion; 8eneruIz2tns
malt TD6n 6. 9aDies BON Sneiba.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-28
q. GnShOrff & SO5n,
SWfuffsG6e--
Baltimore nno 9upplctun= StraRc.
0ruBe nrur 0GOrn.
lerbft-GrdfFnnnn nnh zAusfflIunl

beHfe uue mpTgeus SoHnerfoc.
- WuSltcbc SpuueuIrS fur eie SdmcU. --
9ctrubteu Sic Sies als cine aaQcmcue Gu!az
ouu9 tir uuiere Ruupru mn ods 9ubIifum 'r
al9tmrtncn jum Seiub unicrtr SaOu uuo lHr
9eildtiqUne Der hcrrlidcn Collection ppu
puBmddrtn.
SdmensMnliigem une ueberwiIrfen,
SeicehIfpFen- dmmetfto ffeH-SptFen,
SpiBenz8arctncu, Srdpcrieu II |. 10.
Sic Otdrftc Der g9elt bdben gu oisier arosrH
gustelung bsigctrageu.
Die Ausfcluug if rs6butiecr uuo priD:iar,
ais iracno IT ldbe ismus 9uoor DON uus OerlHs
ita!:ttcn.
Die fiiy 0icis qroB, GntiaItung BON
ucueu 6erbffmaareu
anocicBttn 9rcic fuO in piclcn ISdacH rieoriQrr,
ais Die 0llite EcrjcugeH, fir ipelbe OIeielbm III
trgeno siHcm geidattsbauie Gmcrtds gttaUtt
rpcrOcr f6nucn
3cOcr 6lur icces Stpurtcmcut, if nit ben mos
osrnltcu l8aarGn anQciijat bic lu Dem
uieerigftcn @rCiieu anscicst iue.
Groffnungs 2lusfelIung
prGdlfiSCr Scrbff puEudaren.
Sjtitbt III rsibbaltger, umiauOre5tr uuo crs
fluiiotr, ais ic jupor. llHicre YuBlpaGrtn ino
ciuji1 in Beng aui Wtooc. Sic bobsu eiuen aus
trid Don Gcgan3 ntldcr uuOtrQlciblib 1T,
SiC bsiteu Gabritantcn DpH 4uBDaarcu Der Stdot
hnO Dsr;retcn.
Die S6opiunqru unicrer eqcucu NrtitiuntE fuo
uHiberfrOicn. Sic iuerOen ib oGran ertreutE.
Ausitcluns pom Seiocn= unb SIeieerftpTfcn
Die aasrusutittn Muiter wcrNen iHr SicieuiQ!n
OorGcjtidt. pelbs Stoiic iDtulbeu, Die oIQeme'n
qctraptu perDeu ebenio fiir S0bc, pede crtIu=
i've g9aureu oOrjehsu. Sjtelben inn bier ldmmt=
lib pCrtCetsH ods prdCbtiQite AhOrtIment, Uelz
Dies itmuIs angtbduft mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-28
Suite aus Mlanila.
8sneroImaior @reene ano bic 8eoous
mddtjgten 2lgu;nalOO'5 in Naih.
inntnn dndsfpmmen.

8enerolmdior 9reene anb bic 8eoollz
md4tigten QguinaIOO's in 8aIbz
ington ungetommen.
@ui6ington. .. g., 27. Sept.
= General 6rancis 9. 8reane, pel6er
pegen ieinar oiItinguiuten 0ieaite BET
Der 5npaiion Der 9biLippinen Snftln
gum 8sneraImaior bef0roert porOen
1T, Iopie 5eltpe 2(goncillo uno Sole
Qopa3, Die beioen 8eppllmd9tigten
2quinulop's, tamen Geube aus W&anilu
bier an unO ftie9en i'm yQrIington9oz
tel" a6. Ngpncillo unb Qops3 Iino BE-
tanntIi4 uuf i6rem 8ege nua Puris,
um ben SiBunqen Der 6rieben5 @onz
fepen5 bst3uDpbnen.
@ensral 9reene uno Stab 6sgu6en
Ti9 bdIo na9 ibrer 2lntunft gum Sc
neral 2lbiutuntsn @Dr6in, peI6er Tie
gum 9rGiioenten in's r0ejBe Sau5"
be4leitete. Die 86iIippinen De-
legaten perosn porauSf9tlt6 am
N&ittpp6 BET bem YrGlioenisn
Q(uDien3 6u6en. 2lqonciQo pirO
inoeB feline offi3ieQe 9lnerfennurg err
fo6ren, Ionoern leoigli6 ols 9ripotz
mann benz 9rdFoenten feline 4ufparz
tuna MAIDEN. @5 nirb Srn. Wftz
&inleD un5peifeIbaft intereIiiren, nit
2tgonciGo, pel6er gut Gnglti4 ipres
6sn IoG, gu rtoen, uno er magMitt6eiz
lungen ii6er Die Sdltung QguiBafoo'5
gu Den Der. Staaten fir Den BrGiioenz
ten bdben, bic Wert6 beIiBen. Qlgonz
clio piinI6t benz 8srne6men pd3 pom
9rGiioenten 8erIi9erungen 81 er6dlz
ten, OuB ibm geItottst tperoe, bor Der
gpmmifIion in 9uris gu erI6stnen il.
bort 2trguments gu 9uniten elmer linz
ubbGngigteits GrtIGrung Der 99ilip>
ptnen pom StapeI gu IafIen. SIT oas
isine N2iIiiOn bier in 0uibingtOn, 10
oiirfte btsIel6e feblI6lagen, oa Der
9rGIioent eire IoI9s 9drdntie ni9t ges
pG6ren miro. @r piro bic Qntport
erbuGten, buB es Dem 8uta9ten Der
5riebens Gommiiiion iiberlafen lit,
ouriibsr gu entI9etOen, tpefsn Qlnii6z
ten uno 0arIegungan ii6er bic i6pe=
benOen 6ragen Iie gu berne6men min
Trhp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-28
(sinr hrrEtefte 9rnhnnn
Die SnitruttiOnen Der Ipariiaen
5riebens @ommiiIGre. - Das man
in @aIbinatpn Dd3u iaot.

III uIp1llgluII Uu8u IQgI.
QBui6tn9ton, n, >. g., 27. Sept.
- Die Dpn W}aorib aus mitget6eilten
Snitruttionen Der fpunii6en 5riez
Oens @ommifIdre, namsntlih Oiejez
nigs, luut pel4er Die GpmmiiIGre unz
ter teinsn llmitGnDen Den Ser. Staaz
ten geitatten Ioqen, iber bic 3utunft
Der 96ilippinen gu perfugen. duBer
pem t6atId&li9 in i6rem 8efB 6efinoz
li6en SGeiis 0erIelben, pie 3, 9. bic
Sniel Qu3On, erpedsn bier ben Der
oa6t, baB Spdnien barauf aus 1T,
Die 9iiffe irgenb peI9er Der suropdt>
i6en W}Gfte in QnIpru9 5u nabmen
uno ais 9ergiitung fir oieie 6iilfe BE
Q6tretung BON 8Oblsnz uno 6lottens
Stdttoner duf Der cSnielgruppe IN
QusIi6t gu itsQen. lle6erbaupt iiebt
Die Offenbsit, nit pel6er Die ipanI=
iGs Regierung Die SnitruttiOnen ibrer
@ommiHGre an bic groBe 9lode bdn9F,
nG6renb bieienigen Der uririgen ge7
beim ae6dften tperpen, pie etne per-
ftedte Oro6ung aus. Wfun ertldrt
bier in 8e3ug ourauf, Die Der. Stad7
ten t6nnten, pbqleih lie Den SnIurgen@
ten auF ben 96ilippinen gigeniiber
feinerlei 8erpfli9tungen ii6ernommen
Fa6en. Dennp9 Ri9t einpi[ligen, odB
pieIel6en, 10 lanQe lie t9r @eripre3eH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-28
9amems gIn;Ise une yaillen.
SE6ufpI-(gnnsA-gSIe gSIefNrI cFf.

&c h eiu qroBcr llntridito 5pcbeu ben Guju=
gen uuO lIc5erwiirfeu, Uciac Sic bier bsutc auz
trtfien, uno oeuicniocn, nis Ju ebsn Sit Qeluobut
iuo. Gas Grie, mas Sbuen al Oicitu prdttiacH
@epduotrn uuiialsn ipirO, iii Die uuf Dcren Nn=
icrtiQuue oerlDenOtte orO6e SOrafalt. Souu -
bctra6tsn Sic Die Gacous, ocn 3ui6nitt unO Die
GleQauj ieoes Ocritlbcu Iieislben puroen OOu
Rdnucrn bcrQcitcQt pcl6e Die NufrtiQuuQ BON
9umcu= GIarOerOben ju ibrsm gebeuss StuOum ges
mldjt bdben.
GrOifuuuqs =Gcrtauf pom SpiBsnz 6arbiuen uuO
Qortieren.
9lttraftiDe 9rcic fir Oicien Gr0ffnunos 9crtaui
(2S3O u. 6uspprfT u Spbn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-28
Gte Stl9er- Spn1Dbte.
@eitere Serbanolnngen Ser l1ns
terIa6nng5<G <GommiItO
S6riitli6e Tragen in Irnge all Ole
Bamtcn nrs 6rirgsnrpartrmrnts.
Spdter iUllcn 3cu9cu Ucrnpmncn
fperocn.

Die 9ipiIioren Der @enerGle Ndoe II.
liBbUg6 See na8 Gu6a 6eitinrmt.
Sic peroen innerbuI6 Der nd4s
item 3ipei Monate Oort6in obgeben.
- Observation-Disclosures iiber
Die SnItruttionen Der ipaniI4sn
5risoenS GommiiIdre. - Uncle
Gam f6eint entI6lOfen, Die gam
gen 9biIippinen gu bebalten. -
General 8reene uno bic 8eDOIz
md6tigten 2lguindroo'5 aus 0fGf
Mia in 8aI6ington angetOmmen.
- Seute ge6en bic Salu4ti4iffe
Oregon" unO Soma" pOn gepz
DDrt IlQO U(QnllQ 40.
@af6tngton, ,. g., q. Sept.
- Die gum 3pede elmer ltntsrIuz
dung Der 8erpaltung be8 &rieg6zOez
partementS erndnnte Gpmmiiiion trat
kute 8ormittag tpieDer i'm gQemorlz
8ebGube" 3uiammen unO ii6ergab oer@
l4ieDene. auf bic Nnge.egenbeit be3iigz
li6e 0otumente Der OsffsntIi6teit, 10
3. 9. basS6raiben, in nel6em&rteg5z
SetrstGr 2tlger Den grdiiOenten UNI
@rnsnnung Der llnterIu6ungs Cont
mtiIion eriu4te, unO Elm S6reibsn DeS
8orIiBer5 Dodge an Nlger, in nel6em
Oerf6ieoene Sragen entbalten Iino, be-
rem 8edntportung Seitens 0es Setrea
tGrs unb bes Sipifion8 G6efs
ietneS 0epartements bic @OmmITFon
piinfbt; au9 elm bon Der Gommiilion
angenommener 8eI6IuB pirO perDfz
fentIi6t, tpel9er ertIdrt, bic Commit
Iion iei 6ersit, 9eIdperber gegen tr=
esno pel6e Qbf6eilung oe8 &rtsgsz
9epdrtementS i6rifti9 entgegen gu
rsbmen, unb Der &riegszSetrstGr, Der
9eneralzQbjutant, ber8eneruleQuarz
tiernetIter, Der 9enerul5GommtKGr Ii.
Der 8eneruIzQr8t Der 2rmee feien err
fu6t, ale i6nen felt Dem 1. Qlpril b. s.
3ugegangsnen 8sI9perben gegen bic
Qrmees8erpaltun9 gu iibrmitteln.
Die 6ragen, peL6e Dem 8riegs@Se=
fretGr unb Ieinen ltntsrge6ensn CUR
8eantportung borgeIegt tperoen, Tn0
ie6r 5u6lz uno umfangrsi9. Sic forz
bern 2luSfunft iiber bic Srguniiattpn,
Qusriiftung. &leibung unb 8srpftez
gung Der 2lrmee in alien t6ren Sim
3eInbeiten, 10 3. 9. ipe5ieu i6er Die
3uItdnbe in ben 6oipitdIern. Die @inz
ri6tung Der 9oIpitaIi6iffe, bic 3ubl
Der Qsr3te, 9ofpitulsSteparOs uno
8rantenpGrter, Die Qtu5riiItung per
Sruppen. bic ben Soloaten getieferte
Na6rung, ben SranspOrtdtionsotenH,
DIE Su1tdnpe dur CUBA, Yorto JIco
unb ben 9biIippinen II. T. m.
Die gommtIIion blieb pon 10 l16r
@ormittags Bis il u6r Na4mittag5
in SiBung uno oertdgte Ii9 Damn Biz
10 llbr morgen 8ormittag. 2tu6
beute tpuroen bic 8erbdnolungen BEL
geI6IoFenep 96Uren gefijbrt. G5
bertautst iroei7en, baB Die GommiIFon
DfFentli6e Sibungen a66aIten ptro,
Iobalo Iie Die einleitenosn 8eI9dfte
polIenoet bat. Na6oem Die Commit
Iion 2lntporten auf biz ben ibr ausgez
T6idten 6ragen er6ulten BAT, miro iie
Gomits'n ernennen, pelhs 3eugsn in
berT9teoenen Stdbtsn bes Gunoe8 perz
nebmen ner0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-28
sudlten Den xuo in ben Slufbrn.

@ 6enectu D p, Rzg, q. Sept.
- Truu &. Yfeiisr pOn bier bat Ia
i'm Grietunal ertrGntt. Sic mar lett
s!rigsr 3eit geiitesgeitOrt.
3rOp, R.zg., 27. Sept. - Die
Qeibe BON pima Solicit, pss 18zidbris
Gen Mdo6ens, pel6as am leBten 6reiz
tag pIOBIiA aus i6rem 6eim in Qans
iinQburg6 psrf6panb, 1T i'm 6ubIons
9tiper gefunoen pprben. Die llngliifz
liAe lieB Elm paar 3eilsu bss Snbdlts
3uriid, baB lie Iid srtrdnten perbe.
llrgliidli6e Qis6e 1Oa bic ltriu4e Oss
'Sel6fmoroes Iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-28
cpfrr Der filr,li6ru stiirmc.
syn Der ltmgebung BON Hia8aroz5olls
bijrfte Die 3a6l Der Sooten auf 10
Iteigen. - 9er6eerungen gu So
nananbd, N.zY.


Iteigen. - 8er6eerungen gu So
nananbd, 0.zY.
RioguruzJ ais, Ont, II.
Septem6er. - 8i5 jsBt iinO ie65
RenI6enle6en Gem Sturm gum Opfer
qefaQen, pel8er geitern in Der 6ieiigen
8egeno piit6ete, uno namentli6 in
Ct. Gut6arines, WlerritOn unO 8raz
bum id3retli6e 8srbeerun9en unrl6z
tete. Q(uBeroem iinO Oiele PerIonen
ic6per perleBt, me6rere t0otlih, uno
man fir6tet, oaB bic 3a6l Der Opfer
auF Is iteigen ptrO. Die iopeittgen
3oOten iinD:
Sra WoFfatt, Il Sabre alt, Gldr1
S'Rdu, 27 Sabre aft; 5rau SOta
8idleD; 3pei S6peitern, Ramens 2iz
fen, uno cine un6etdnnte 6rau. Die
finF @rIterpGbrten puroen gu Ct.
Gat6artms our9 Elm einitijBenoe58ez
bGuoe erI6lagen, ndbrenO Die unbsz
fannie TrQu gu StamfOrD umtom.
5FolgenDe 9erioren iino tD0tlih Oerz
leBt: Dennis acIter, W}arD 0el4, s.
W}cGart61, MarD C'ReiG uno Robsrt
9arclap, TGmmtli6 in StGat6arine5;
in Werriton Duroen 8. 5. 0cnIe un0
o%as. Wurrap uno in 8yuntbam u. 5.
Sentins i6per DerleBt. 2luBeroem
BAT cine Ulsnge 9eriOnen leidtere 8ers
leBungen babon getro9er.
5pnapunba, 0.zY., 27. Sept.
- Wan ItdBt jeBt Den Our6 Den gea
itrigen Surm bier argsri6teten petrIs
nidren G6aDen auf ijber 100000.
SO6n W}onette, Elm W}ilhbdnoler, ein
fleines aino, Ramen5 Yoit, iOpie
Trau Q(uguIt1 6ermann iinO lebensz
oefdbrlih uro etna Elm 0uBenO anoes
re QerIonen beoentli6 OerIeBt.
Qertngton, &p., u. Sept. -
0G6renO Der Oergangsnen Ra6t riAs
tete Elm Gepitteriturm 6strd6tli9en
S6uben i'm bieiigen GOuntD an. Dret
pert6ooQe Yferoe puroen pom 8liBe
eri6lagen.
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Bic SNarpGdnScr shnle fir SlinSe
mare am 13. septsmber 1s9s wi.ser rrffr,t

Ssie S4u!s iiIr bliuOs &inO,r unO iolb, RinOty,
otren Stbfrlft 70 ibplb it, OaB fs otm llnterridt
in osu 6i,ntlidu Sbulsn nibt bsitppbntu t0uutn,
aebort teiHer rsligioieu Setts an. Riuosr, Die i'm
GIitritt Columbia pObn,n, urotu inter oenitlben
gtOlnguugen auig:Hommsn, ME Dieituasn, ntlbs
in WdrpluHO auidif9 InO. @tubs nm 2luinabmt
iouttu an J. ,. ~ on, SupriutenOsnt,
Baltimore, 0tO., geri5t,t psrOsn. (Iug23, ,2lRts)
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-12-01

ment. Spain rejects these principles.
the note continues, "as she always has
rejected them"
Basing her attitude upon the justice
of her cause. the note then says she
still adheres to these principles, (which
she has heretofore invariably fOrmu-
lated"
However. the note adds, in her desire
for peace, she has gone so far as to pro.
pose certain compromises, which the
Americans have always rejected. She
has also attempted to arbitrate some OF
the material particulars upon which the
two governments differed. These pro-
posals for arbitration. it is added, the
Americans had equally rejected. These
allegations in SPANS reply. as to at
tempted arbitration, refer to her pro-
posal to arbitrate the construction of
the third article of the protocol, and
also to submit the Spanish colonial debt
of Cuba and the Philippines to arbitra-
ton. The last proposition had been
made in a written communication.
Since its presentation, and in return for
such arbitration, Spain offered to cede
the territory in dispute. The Amer-
cans refused both propositions for arb-
tration.
SPANS reply today in substance con-
tinued by declaring that the United
States has offered as kind of compen-
sation to Spain something very inade-
quate to the sacrifices the latter coun-
try makes at this moment, and she
feels that the United States proposals
could not be considered az equitable.
Spain has, however, exhausted all the
resources of diplomacy and an attempt
to justify her attitude. Seeing that
an acceptance of the proposal made to
Spain is necessary condition to con-
tinuance of negotiations. and seeing
that the resources of Spain are not such
as to enable her to re-enter upon war,
she is prepared, in her desire to avoid
bloodshed. and from considerations of
humanity and patriotism, to submit to
the conditions of the conquering ma
tion, however harsh they may be. She
is therefore to accept the proposals of
the American commission, as presented
at the last sitting.
The reading and the translation of
the document occupied less than five
minutes. At the conclusion Of the
translation the commissioners empow-
cred Senior Ojeda, secretary OF the
Spanish commission, and Secretary
Moore, Of the American commission.
to draw up articles which are to EN- body
the REIMBURSEMENT of Cuba by Spain
and the cession of Porto Rico and the
Philippines. These articles, which
may be considered as constituting the
conditions Of peace, will be ready for
submission on Thursday.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-12-01
She Finally Accepts the
American Terms.
HUMBLED, BUT YET NAUGHTY
Porto Rico, Guam and the Philippines
Are Now American Colonies-Span-
ish Resources Exhausted-No Condi-
lions Are Attached to Her Consent.

Paris, Nov. 30.-Spain has accepted
the United States offer of $4,000
900, and at a joint session of the peace
commissions this afternoon consented
without condition to the relinquish-
ment of Cuba. and to cede Porto Rico,
Guam and the Philippine islands.
The document presenting this accept
ance contained only 800 words. 1t
opened with reference to the unequal
terms of the United States, and said
that the Spanish commissioners, after
having taken cognizance Of the terms
proposed by the Americans. replied that
their government had tried to give as
equitable an answer as possible, but
that they were not prepared to commit
their government to the acceptance Of
the principle embodied in the argu-
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Deaths at Manila.

Washington, Nov. 30.-The follow.
ing report of deaths among the Ameri-
can force at Manila was received from
General Otis by the war department to-
day:
Manila. Nov. 29.-Adjutant- Gen
eial, Washington: Following deaths
since last report:
Nov. 21-Frank M. Harden, pri-
vate. company X, First North Dakota.
typhoid fever.
"Nov. 22-Clyde Perkins, private,
company X. Second Oregon. smallpox;
Walter Downing. private, company L,
First Colorado, dysentery.
"Nov. 23-Charles McKinnon, pri-
vate, company F, Second Oregon,
smallpox.
'Nov. 25-Robert Davidson. pri-
vate. company q, Fourteenth United
States infantry, malaria; James M.
Clark, company K, First South Dakota.
dysentery. OTIS.'
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ate, a well-known pilot-boat; Manches-
ter, Down East lum herman, while one
tug and three barges known to have
been between Cape Cod and Boston are
unaocounted for and probably lost.
The upper harbors Of Boston, Ply
mouth. Salem, Portsmouth, Portland
and other places where vessels were
supposed to be comparatively safe, were
the scenes Of numerous collisions be-
tween the ships and the wharves.
Every life-saving crew performed
deeds of heroism in rescuing crews from
stranded vessels. and tug-boat captains
risked life and property in their en-
deavor to save life.
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LATER NEWS.

An Appalling Disaster on the Atlantic
Cosst-A Hundred Lives Lost
The steamer Portland. which was re-
ported missing after the big Atlantic
coast storm. has been lost of Highland
light with every passenger and the
entire crew. The number drowned is
about 100. Thirty-four bodies have
been recovered from the surf and the
rescue work still proceeds. The Port
land was valued at $3.50, 900, and was
insured.
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SEVENTY LIVES LOST.
Fatalities From the Atlantic Coast Gsls
Hourly increasing.

Fot0lItN0o from the AtlontuC COAT 90l0
Hourly increasing.
Boston, Mass. Nov. 30.-it is known
definitely tonight that more than 20
lives have been lost In the wteoks Of
tugs, schooners and coal barges during
the storm OF Saturday night and SUM-
dav morning, and II the steamer Port
land has gone down, as now seems pos
sible, the list OF casualties will rise to
ITO, with over 100 vessels of all de-
scriptions ashore, two score Of them to
be total wrecks and an unknown mum.
Der probably beneath the waves Of
Massachusetts bay.
There is scarcely bay, harbor or in
let from the Penobsoot to New London
which has not on its shores the bones
of some stanoh craft. while all along
Massachusetts bay, and especially Bos-
ton harbor, the beaches are piled high
with the wreckage OF schooners and
coal barges. The record. although
hourly lengthening. is still incomplete,
for that ocean graveyard of Cape Cod
is still to be heard from.
The annoyance and inconvenience Of
the railroad and street-car embargo,
covering the whole Of southern New
England, sank into insignificanoe be-
fore the story Of destruction wrought by
wind and wave, yet it will be many
day before the full import OF the disas.
ter is known or even realized.
The islands OF Boston harbor are
without exception strewn with wrecks
and wreckage; no less than 30 vessels
are ashore at Gloucester, over 90 in
the supposed safe harbor of Vineyard
Haven parted their anchor-chains yes.
terday. and are high and dry on the
beach. Nantasket beach saw two
schooners and coal barge dash to
pieces on its sands, the rocks Of Cohas-
set claimed stanoh fisherman; Scitu.
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Found Dead in the Road.

Union, Or, Nov. 3O.-A miner, Will
liam Lamb, was found dead near
Sanger, few days ago. He became
lost in snow storm and was found
frozen to death. 1t was reported that
there was gunshot wound on his body,
and the coroner went out to hold an in
quest, but this proved to be untrue.
The body was brought here for burial,
which took place today.
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Spanish Leave Pinar Del Rio.

Havana, Nov. S0.-At noon today
General Hernandez Velasco, with 1000
Spanish troops, evacuated the city and
province of Pinar del Rio. They left
the city with bands playing and ban
ners flying. General Veiasco made a
formal delivery to the mayor. Half an
hour afterwaTd Cuban lieutenant
colonel entered with $50 men.
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Drowned in the Street.

Boston, Mass, Nov. 29.-Two men
lost their lives in the storm today at
Revere. One was Michael Lee and the
other an unknown negro. Both were
drowned on Ocean avenue while trying
to cross that thoroughfare, through
which the tide was flowing.
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New York, Nov. 80.-The members
Of the Cuban committee in this CITY
have received no word Of the death Of
General Gomez. They discredit the
Tumor.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-08
Coming and Going.

j. Z. Campbell, of Knoxville, Tenn.
was in the city yesterday.
Albert Baldwin returned Yesterday
from trip TO Blueiield, w. Va.
Jim Thomas left yesterday on No. 3
Tor Max Meadows on railway business.
p. B House and family of Kingsland.
Tex, are stopping at the st. James.
L. S. Davant returned yesterday from
trip to the Eastern Shore OF Virginia on
hunting trip.
Mrs. Chas. H. Vines aud son, of New
York, are visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Oscar NJ. Dage and son left yes
terday Oh visit to friends in Kenoya,
w. Va.
Chas. II. Morgan and Luther w. GOD
sey, Of Richmond, are in the city con-
nected with the Bell Telephone Com pany.
G. f. Bryant left yesterday on No. 4
for Richmond and other points east.
DR.. John l.. Doggett is out again after
being confined to his house for several
days from the effects of u burn.
Edward Robertson left last night on
business trip to Lynchburg.
Ernest b. Fishbnrn, of the Fishburn
Company, spent yesterday in Rocky
Mount on business.
Thos. Depp of Christiansburg, is in
the city after successful trip through
the country Introducing his fine razor
homes and collie polish, sam plies of which
are on exhibition at Nelson II Myers