The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-08-20

proclamation 10 De issued Dy the pres
ident stopping hostilities and some
other necessary papers. He was ac-
companied by Assistant Secretary
Moore, Second Assistant Secretary
Adee and Third Assistant Secretary
Cridler. They went Immediately into
the cabinet room, where the president
sat in waiting. He had invited to be
present Assistant Secretaries Pruden
and Cortelyou and Lieutenant Colonel
Montgomery. When Ambassor Cam
bon reached the white house it was
just 1858 o'clock, five minutes in adj
vance of the appointed hour. The rain
was still violent and the ambassador
abandoned his usual custom Of alight-
ing at the outer gates OF the executive
grounds. He was driven under the
porte cochere, passing through q cor
don of newspaper men before he and
Secretary Thiebaut were issued inside.
They went directly 10 the library nd
joining the cabinet room on the upper
floor. At 4:O5 they were unnunced to
the waiting party in the cabinet room
and were ushered into their presence.
After an exchange Of Diplomatic cour-
tesies unnecessary loss of tine did not
occur. Third Assistant Secretary Grid
Ter ON the part Of the limited atates
and First Secretary Thiehant IN the
mart al Spain. retired n a ,y;ndotv
where there was = c~r;+;col formal ~
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cdge ~ nil the ofic;ais nresent. this
was the frst, time hat n nrotocol or
treaty had heen signed nj the white
house. Al This ceremony concluded.
ACTING Secratnrv Allen ~ the navy
dcnartment. Sacretar v A,ger and Adj
infant Genera Corh;n anneared hav.
;np he.n summoned n the white house
hy the nresident and thew wsre adj
m;tttad - =us;tnass one ~ the most i'm.
nrass;va features ~ tbe ceran,onv
when tbe nres;dent shook the hand ~
~ nmhassaInr and tbrongh him 70.
turned thanks to the sister rennblic
If France for the exercise Of her good
ofRce. IN hr;no;ng about neace. He
also thanLed t5a anhossadnr Iarson-
ailv fnr the ;mnortont' mart he has
niavad In the natter and the latter va
piied n suitable terms. As a further
mark Of his disposition President Nc
IKiniev called for the proclamation
which he had caused To he drawn nm
suspendina hostilities. and signed It In