The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-26

Spt. 25.-At the close of
1 6ity of the Moderate
b: evening it was decided
4, Palma, Vice-President
and the Moderate Sepa-
rsentatives would all re-
Is and that President Pali
4 aCongress tomorrow and
tlnztions in its hands.
4 Is 10 whether the Cuban
e. Government here can
y agreement under which
VII be ended and a rea-
e!siion Of peace be as
e nads today. The Gov
tesu notified OF the Lib
which mainly have been
President Roosevelt g me
] b. litter have appealed to
|'fss and his advisers, to
II the Moderate party, TO
iEir objections in a great
TO get together and thus
integrity and sovereignty
lrs Of the Government as
,alk on the subject uu-
the idea of being
\ humiliating position of
,qinis Of which President
eaieily declared he would
tim submit. SO the Gov
Egut alternatives of &C
\ he rebel terms or resig-
~ Of the Government Off
i Ansrican intervention 10
! @ The present rebels, the
cation is that President
lift and Assistant SecTe-
p Bacon informed the Asso-
= ths afternoon that they
ly disgnstod with the
=. Of the Government lead
~ the American commits
r'l:d that they had practi-
- hope of bringing peace
:fsl unless by the use of
|iift aid:
Ernnent officials, instead of
; slth the United States TO
tsPnblic, have resorted to
|r destruction, with the OBJ
lQing their control of the
President Palma aud
nave rejected terms of
rele honorable to them,
" form Of a compromise
9oasnts. We are still striv-
a settlement, and we
':zSnean people Will give US
ang everything possible TO
zinement without resort
! cannot say that we are
aye never known a more
..sanon- Investigation con
tne elections were thor
We 40 not want 10 in
y ne z conditions afeld may
q Our reports are that the
'aaanders have lost control
g which are now lawless
say moment may loot and
tsNation seems TO demand
ssnt the written con
!. TaoF . ,Mendez Capote, as
ine Moderate party. for
,, himself and Senor
~ y 81 the Senate. The Sec
~ sa 9endez Capote to give
i. ;oaay. Senior Zayas, the
imormed the Associated
! !; -. yesterday there were
Il inference between the
4 .a NY american commission.
Z, \ ,tdTgTtded Te these as being
E t.,,,Ii ms morning Mr.. Taft
!, Is decided upon in order
l,s,ssi siles of the insurgents
~ 6as !, leok a draft Of them
aitt.ss 70 be considered by the
iiss ii'p psenor zayas informed
,ejn,s, ,,ess that there were
@ issisi Upon which the Lib,
,tsfes,,,ohe one of them being a
d ifseu,ent feraeen of the dissolution
,noa', s and the other be.
4l!ion. -O' ell participants
. kOosevelt h,,
b aaSpspssailing apssai to the latter =
"a. Tset Ts?, the terms suggest,
" ,ouS;. aait and Bacon as be.
hons 4u'lions esa under which
& ssos zen DC restored.
fsidsn, ~ l Messrs, Taft and
\ csbii,na,t Palma aud the mem,
.sd iieI was lengthy and
htsutI systematically wcorded.
,idsati:,s0 q, Of arousing tn =
} tbss . co.operation In a act, @
Ain, D. Terms suggested
3 foIsih % his patriotism Pc, Be,
fsemsnn, the terms of tie
sarlnossHt sHe commissioners
.a!na's 'qeST ms1, appreciation Of
Cuba well m@selll.known life am. ~
& and continue an indepen. Sn,.
.As to 70 s;g9p sa;g9pealed to him 70
'''idsnt n Rsoouth out the task set