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a., AoOroacbed All the Powers,
Seeking Aid
ro,pn TO WIN GERMANY.
,.,A proposed n collective Note
Against Armed Intervention
Pariy Denied


,,.soondent Of the Associated Press
.,a.,slands that the article was pre-
',,,d BY Professor schelmann' profess
I, !, history at the Berlin university
rNo enjoys special official sources OF
,.n,mation. After a preface quoting
4. statement made by British for
ss0 oaice official to representative OF
4, Associated Press Jan. 2ll last,
"' SPAIN TO GERMANY.
almost exactly four years ago the
s,snIgb ambassador here asked Ger
.sny whether Germany would lead In
,,,on against the United States for
4, protectIon Of the monarchic prln7
~ne The answer was a definite re-
xxi and the same answer was given
month later, or about the middle OF
p,reb when the invitation reached
ssrmany to participate In the interview
son Undertaken upon the initiative OF
lp.lda. This was In he weeks follow
NJ tbe sad catastrophe of the Maine
,fsO n was believed Intervention would
hdlate an understanding between the
r,Ied States and Spain, Nevertheless,
an government commissioned Herr Won
MiOslts, the German ambassador to
IAN. 10 inform the Madrid govern
Nm, that Germany was not in POSI-
Ma TO prevent the Spanish American
YM
TRIED TO WIN INFLUENCE.
after that several attempts were
made to win Germany or the diiebund.
IN Intervention, In which the pope was
ertcally active, The final result was
,hal Dr. Won Holleben German ambas-
ndor to the United States) was In
siucled to join in the step proposed
By Austria. only In case all the other
fYt great powers participated.
we are unable TO state the details
n hon. the united action came about.
Al any rate, the collective note was
handed 10 the officials al Washington,
Aphli advising peaceable settlement,
md was signed by England, France,
lay Austria, Russia and Germany.
i vas believed for a week that war
Mould be aycrted. Gen Blanco re-
tsiytd orders from Madrid to offer the
rgtsn Insurgents an armistics, for
lran was resolved TO give them far
ra,Alng autonomy and arrive at a set
trrl Of the Maine question through
tttallon
ENGLAND'S PROPOSAL,
Gpomatlc circles however, enter
siA no Illusions, and when England,
Arl II through her ambassador, pro-
est q new collective note, In which
empowers should declare that Europe
regarded Americas armed Intervention
. Cuba as uniustiflable, the other am
Iss'ados telegraphed to their home
kga1ments asklng for Instructions.
ne step failed through Germany's
festive refusal, This gives, as II APP
FaR 10 us, a picture essentially differ
eiI nom the English statement. A
fortnight later war was declared.
Afterwards, In June and July, while
ue United states was making great
rogre@ In the Philippines, England
gsa 70 induce the Spanish commits
sG ~ England TO ask for peace pro-
n4S Tor 70 no power was the Amerl-
Nu snqOaohment In the Pacific more
ENJOYING than TO England.
ils above Is the historical connec- |
Spa Of events. We hope that In giving |
~ zane we have thoroughly exposed |
Wy aOudl'y Of the English legend"
DENIAL FROM LONDON.
LONDON Feb THE Associated Press
n me highest authority for DENYING
sTs9ly printed by the Kreuz zeltung |
o',,lD Today as 10 the part taken by
g FSuneetote, the British ambassa-
~. washington, In the Spanish
Sl.'ugan war Intervention, In spite of |
VIVIAN foreign office. "
altitude OF GREAT POWERS.
NV St YORK Feb, 5.-The Associated
n9 e@ has been put In possession OF the
Iamg dispatches which have never
uS ,~s Geen published and which are
t,. s..,suonably authentic. They com
M ,o me circular telegram OF the Span
n sssss'eInlnent to It's representatives
s,s snslai OF the European courts and
n,,,aSs ron som The replies. The Spanish
N. !, aaE SPANISH MESSAGE
NJ, I pier of State 10 His Males
IN ts S,epresenIatives Abroad. Circu-
qTb.o. Madrid, March rs. 1898
hros pa'llsh representative I'm WASH
t1rmst "a" ~ l9st reported that he is in
hsT, :, " me United States govern.
snsa sna' On Monday next the repre-
O. ~ ot the American commission
bnpote Maine catastrophe wiIl mo
ybusIv ,o oelore Congress without pre-
ehyn.sV COMMUNICATING the same TO us
otsd ~ ,, .ue Spanish report commune
Ram a. tne reasons stated in nv tele-
Az ~ yesterday and in view OF The
10 ne submission of that matter
Ont AZ ,Ipu'ar chamber thus taking n
D0ssr 'ue jurisdiction of the executive
lfoyot . sep which, IN our opinIon NAV
iions.-tha vsohhct between the two ma
du,v spanish government deems
,ith ~ Suu credit to be in accordance
tpnal pa,. pNheges governing interna-
m 10 oo, a,lvns between Christian now
s5ye,r, s,o.''lllRunicate these facts Ia that
ifcsre' ~ and to request It's friendly
Dnlled y, induce the president of tho
grsdi. Slates 90 maintain within NJ
caring on ~ 'ne executive everything
slh ss,Irn tne questions OF difference
'0noraeis" .a N order to bring them TO an
!, HOPES OF SPAIN.
on 1 Is v q convinced is Spain tba, ron.
Nh MN ~sh her aud that she h ao,,na
lonas 'uutnee. that " the aho,,o ,,sa
p hesitate y MOI attained. she does
'eal Dove, 20 ask the advice of Tho
'bltrstlon ana IN the last term heir
lacuIus .or The settlement NJ tha
iAlch bs,, nuW pending ana those
u pas,'ag " the near future a,s,,aL
fishes ~ which the spanish na,ien
va no, reserve as for as comn"tnlaS
rritory. ". .9r and the lntegti,v ~ ~ i ba.
40 mis- not onlv rs, ny u her
hlch the w. o' Tor the consequences
Y The otbsr once begun, might nave
Insriea w., Countries Of Eurone ana
NE ml,,a,ou Will read this teiooren,
ior foreign country
- GU1LLON."
m -, gAsrILLo's REPLY.
AnistsJ !, Ambassador To a..
s' Of State Telegram: 10 the
This stterDodrna Paris March Is, 1898.
l have had a long