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PR()T0C0L SIGNED.
This Important ' Ceremony Takes Piaseat
the White
SPAIN'S ASSENT
The State Department Notified Thereof --The Jt-'rench Ambassador Ass
that the Ceremony:Take Placd
The AHsetnblagc iu
Written in English and
Jach Signed hv
Score tary
Wiahina:tc.n. AuffUfS, ,12.Wit-hs 8irrl-TI
plitlty In keeiurig with republican Iri
tltat)oiiH, the Vaptwhich has ragt-U
btTvieen Spain and the Unltt'ii State!
for a pt-rlod of three months and-twerj
ty-tvvo days was quietly terminated at
423 o'c lew-It this Ufternoon, when Secre
tary Day, for the UniteI States, airikl
XL Carnbon, for jSpain, in the preseric
ei
of PreHident McjKinley, signed., a pr4
tiTc-ol w hich will form the-basin . of
a
definite treaty of. peace
It is But sinl- 1
jile 'justice to ouf - sister, republic
I'. '
Frahee-tj record the fact that to h
r '1
- fcuaA offices tTIis Speedy termination, it
it '.ivar i tha t" .might have ruu on -lndeS
iim-iy. was oruuRiii .auuui ttim ni pi p-
ldent himself deemed that action on the
part; of the Frt-ncli government
worthy Tof his s pefjial praise, r
iThe dosing-c lapter of events
'As
thit
led up to the signature of the protoebl
and the-otyssalifon of hostilities wis
full of inteivst. j There were rumors In
the early anorniifig that over night -tile'
TVeiich. ernbassv! had- received j the lorjg
expected 4ial iatt'ructiouB from Mai
rid, but these, upon -inUiEy - 7TuV4fi
Xoundless acrd fl was sot : until- 12:i0
I'clock that thei note began t eonpe
from Madrid in small lots,. The
gtalte
lepartinent. waH soon advised of. the
fact that the me$sage was under trans
mission, i but as lit was -evident that it
avould be lng and " that ! its reception
i would occupy ntpch time, the .secretary
4if state left tha slate department fir
)ns luncheon. , '
I SPAIN'S -ASKNT I.CEIVBD-.
"j At 2:45- o'ciocK Secrelflry Thiebaiit,
f(if the French Embassy, ; appealed, tit
yiu-Lstate department to inform Stjc-
"HVtArv DaV than tlie ambassador;, wias
;in full ixissesin of -the note; waS;fil
Jy empowered id sign - the protocol- lor
tbaini and only I awaited-"the pleasure
' l the" state -department, lie iriitimaikd
jthat- the iambassador would, be plearted
to- have the final. -ceremonjt conducted
in the presence pf President McKinle
i Lwhere' the negotiations were teg
l leaving the the! secretary of the fin
1 bassy in his own ofJice. SecretaryIlay
made a ishoft visit i to the; VV hiteho4se
td learn the president's 'wishesin ine
; matter... -The latter immediately
l '"' sented 'to accept! the suggetjen, ' afnd
iAf. Thlebaut ' hastened xiy inform his
. -nrinciDal : that the prestctent would, re4
r- -eive him at the WhHe house &
At the-appointed raur a driving rajin-!;
norm prevailed, obliging all the, par- ;
ties to, resort to carriages for tra ,
' portatlon to thef "White house. . Secjre-
taryiDavj-ame first with a large pqrt-
-folio undet his arm enclosing copies-of .
the protocol,- of I the proclamation to.
be Issued by tlie president, -stopp ng ;
io1tntieR iand some - other .necessar-y
papers, lie va accompanied by As- 1.
Mistant Secretary Adee, and Third . As
- istant Cricller. They were shown! m
' mediately into the cabinet room where
. the 'resident sat In- waiting. .He had
ipvlted to be present. Assistant -Sei re
tartep Pruden-and ;Cortelypn and liie-u
tenant Cbl6nel Montgomery. ,i ;
.When Ambassador Carnbon reached
the white house It was jusst 3:55 o'elcjck,
five minutes in laavance ot tne ap-
Kates of J ef execends, ,
was ;drl underthorte cochfere,:j
-nnsBtne-, throuerhl ,acordon or newspa- .
uvc - i - .nJ.;i. t to newspaper; reports concerning
4polntedhpT&er Hhafterr- , l':
Hna r1. LyZTZ?"l.i"ZTU7L. I "I., think. th crticisms urion
usual cuaioiit - .x"t--"
; ; , r,vi aoWort Tfclo.
hi- ,:r men: Wre'aSetarr Tie-
'-i. rTx-liHhW nt floOT AtT-5:;''
., Inet roqm, oh-th .upper noor., .At p.oa
.o'clockbsyrwerer announced totne
wartingVparCy,lni tbe cabinet .frsQora ,foa;
Jr2-
irr- L05
wo.nu -
4; fLfeormr e$anaUonf tbe' prtttK':.
rv - nTv-" -. wi," :A t '-s--.tr. -: " fi-,-
r - :ThH ; OR1 G T N A T .S OF-TH E -PROTO-
i I ..iiCSCCL IN ; DUPLICATE Tl'tZtZ
'fffl-nB.ilti'-v .!,- a: doMimeut 1i this' 1
i lmpottatiJe; ' tt - i? pr? parediSn '-dotpll-d
cate'-at' the" state uc:-ruUr-'--nt,on eppy
to be -retained ' '
tha 'nitedrS'titfi$
;"V . 2 tfoverrunent' ar.J r!
i r to! become
x:X tho property, cf :-
The. text is
t nglishcrJrt, Eacu-cpry of,he--Jro
i:-'kL i tocol' is f-arran;- -d ' iiV double column,
jianasoraeiy-iisc- u
3 yrmtHl :&nd-p-uii Ifeh.-jMapdinng
r:-'--"-.. ?. i'iJe,' for --easy for ipanson -a,to tneiexvt
act r. e s o f , Jl t a n sia ti on,:
; . The tVovopt
Lat;iheohe' beld
,j,. les.mr' alike," except 4h
by --1. --vernmcnt Jias theEngJisn
text-in t rs tiumn -and he'signa,-
M.VCar - hile. tne copy, trant
i'' ;. T: - 'prrti 'hu., tcr -Spain -fwks oc
.v,-?' esilent- -MqKinit.y7Pcially,
v. ' rv. l swum vv
r M a lc:rawrelt6-thidotumentfrhft
muthoriz J.;.n;3 ; wa ie and in- type
:-: -.Boii-'f fgriature Later ithe iingtorr at , this tirne'The haghestHrilr
i n copy&f the protsoolt will b Mte. that can Jje" paidr to." the isoldier- ia
ani?d by the-twrltten credentials- J'to say :that be jfeiformed his full -fluty;
." - '-'i gavernment.rsent; 4- "Tfie- field-of duty li Jetf-iVi'ned ;;by -"bis
" a -.bearingr-heX si&n,alurtY'oii--ovemibnt,-a ?ad v.-her verr ; f tbaf
-1 ist'uuv The rcable dispatch Kilranees -to"-bft is--.the pate, oifednor;
v hi; i ; todasr:foonf erred $ul j AU-haVe-. helped. In i the g-reaV causeV
- thprotoeol,- w :and.i-whetber .in.:cajnD"or battl'. and" when
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: written autnorizatioo
-;gned by the-queen-re-
a i 1 r-.--.nie f the "king. Prior to
-r . '. i .-today,- r I. '-'Thiebat
-.' ,a.xljU.it:'-W..3i accent . ,-. ...
triable -the Tambassador-, to sia,-n .in
-V-ehalf of Spain, When thewrltten'au-j
Ihorization. arrives it -will ie presented
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jsatisfaetory and the document- rwas
landed to vJQainbon;- flrst-and-iKen
'to Secretary Day,- wbo 'affExed - signa
tures 'ln'i. that iorderto each side ofthe,
two copies:. Then the last aetau - in
,' mairlnff )' fimtruvil hinlnv . iroa i
'inlsterefv by , it Assistant Secretar
'work; ; wto attached; the seaL of. i the
: f -ITnltprt Sta tea -Thrrtnehniit the rrema.
standing. -,M. Cambon in signlr.g tor
. - Spain, occupied ithevseat wbicb gecre -
'tary of the Navy: Long; now away on
vacation, j usually : occupied. "- ; The
jtre6ideut stood at 'left hand cop-
per rbe head of 7 the great i cabiriet
icabler Secretary Day, M. -Thiebaui land
f. - . ya. wamxjon,. it mer oraei
eft slde.'ofthditable.- :
f - jpartyi.were standing in
4 . . .. J ,- ' pt the room. ; . - :
The restort
. ; : . . jo creaentiais -were p
: - the meeting at the -V1
No credentials were produced during
the meeting at' tbe-(ite ouse, !
.; -; - . jpresident acceptinsV..Seeretairy:I;;P4y's
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House. '
- IS' RECEIVED
in the Presence of the President.
this Cabinet "TCooin Thel Protocol
I ' ! ., ... .St
French in jTwo Originals--
31. Cambon and
Day.
lassuFfir
ssuFanee that mis naa Deen swuieu
.... -a m . lit . J
ta his -satisfaction at the state depart
ment. . ; ." - : - ,1 !!',! '
I ItPwas --4:23 -o'clock' when. ithen final
signatures ere attached to i th pro
ocol and within the knowledge of all
the officials present, this was the first
time that a protocol or treaty had been
Signed at the White house, i . a , ; i
I As, this ceremony, concluded, Acting
Becrelary Allen, of the navy depart
ment. Secretary Alger ana Aajuiam
f General Cirbm appeared, having been
nummoned to the White house Dy tne
president and they were admitted Jnto
the-caDinet room juat:in season io wa-
lures of the ceremony when ithe pf es-
: Ident requested the hand of the arflbas
' sador and thro'ugh . him !: returned
fQJ. tne exercise of her good offices in
bringing about peace. He also thanked
the ambassador personallyfor the Im
portant Dart he had played in? this
1 .the la',ter . renlied In suita-
, hi terms , - i :' l. . I!; -i .! , . I
I As a further mark of his disposition
President McKinley called . for the
proclamation which he had icaused to
be drartrn up suspending hostilities and
signed it in the presence of M. Cam
bon, who expressed his appreciation of
the action. : - i ;
I v-PENDING OUT; THE ORDERS. i:
"vVithoiitdeiay Acting '.Secretary Alj
leh hastbned to the i telephofce ,anij di
rected that cable messages be immedi
ately sent to all the naval command
ers, Dewey in the Philippines, .Sanjp
son : at Guantanamoi and the yarious
commanders at navy yards and star
tion-s to cease hostilities ImmeaLately.
I There is a dispatch boat at .Hong
Kong and -it is believed that t- can
reach General Merritt in forty;--feight
hours at top speed. , 1 i
1 On the part of the army,
while Sr
telegraph.
relary . Alger availed of the!
Adjutant General Corbin braved the;
Storm and rushed across . to the war"
iSepartmeit, where he immediately isi
Sued the orders, which had; been pret
pared in advance, to all or thei. mtlif
ary comaridrrs to cease? their opera
tions. 5 ' .. .- -I-,, ii'-rir
The, state department did its) duty
by notifying all diplomatic rand consu
lar agents of-the, action taken. - (
i All the -formalities having been dls
posed of, the- president -spent half an
hour chattine with i those: nresent and
eiy cwirtnen at 4:5g o'clock.Uhe rain still con-
tinuing-in force., the ambassador and
his- secretary entered, their carriage
and;were driven to the embassyU :
i The- pen which .was -used by Secre
tary Day in signing the. protocol was
given to Chief. Clerk Michael, of ihe
state department,- who had bespoken
it. M- Thiebaut secured that used by
the Rrench-ambassador. !, --. if
-! Upon emerging from the .' White
house, i Secretary Day received the
ernest i congratulations of the persons
present upon the conclusion of- the;
protocol. He 'stated that the tpeacer
Commissioners who are to draw up thq
definite treaty would not be appointed:
for -several days, . but declined to in-
dicate who they would be. ' , ; !
. , AVbeeler'a Prale of Sbaiteri ;; !
Nashville, Tenn., August 12. :Post-f;
master A.v .w.. .Mills received a letter
from General Joe Wheeler today; dat
ed Santiago de Cuba. July 27, 1898. in
wbich GeneriPWhpeler says, referring
uen-r
i
General
; andJhaa 'performed it suC:
dessfuHyTand: weU. . He is a thkn-of
-j.i, -j, :-- i j
-more man-oraina,ry. uiara power--. o.im
, admmistratlv' abimy- The criticisi4
firtn Hne Is Aidicuioiis. as on Jury 1st,
, ; .0r,-. n ftp-hto sit: -th
-ZlttlZn
y-iZT ZZ'JZZJn
nonage: the -wltoie
r affaiivhich. ;he id ffleixtly:ri.
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Bob Moore, of fXaFayette, Ind.r'.feays
that for. constipation he liaa found
- ect They nev , grrpe. tobem
tot stonmca aaa aiyer rouiMe3.-K.,jK,
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A LETTER FrtOM TBfc PRESIDENT
Expreastns Regret at 'Hoi Being t Ad1
. to VUlf tbe Camp at CblcKamauga
Washington; 'Au'gruWts l4-jrhe?ire8l:
" dent has -sent 'Ihe. rf ollowJnTetteT to J
ITtnaiidt: mt'CWckamaugiCn Tesponw
1. TO an ureenr invitation - from the -lat-
, urgeihvit frornltbej dati
at rthe President s'visit -the jcom-
t :tWthre9Melif'te-tie:mt
mand"rhlle It JS BtlU Intact ?"4t? r
L iV n j; 'TExecUtiTei Mansiobl,5T
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-TT7 Ut A i.m.a-: 11'
j .".Major Generai3recktnridg QWcaKar
- Replymgioyourinvltatk)n-;Itfb3&e
- J - 'tlie .40,000 '"trpopsof--yoiiimirfandi ;wfeo
-fprvoiunteers '-aadTvhb-h.aver-beeti''fof
n tt va-J , vi, l t'.v. liiuu v.io l-i,. viu a tsj
- I'or any sef vice and sacrifice 'the'oun
tr mi requirM duties, Kowevet
i -ace comes -au .win oe a. r entitled
i6- thenatlon's . gratitude. - ', i.r:'i
c I ee's Hejly 1 i e of i'eaee
."; Jac ksonvlIle",-..Fla.,:" August" 12.-rGen-eral
Lee received a telegram-from "the
i : , . , 1 . ,,1,
lri.r
1; declared. -; He w ired in replyi - ; -
V
vi lie 7 general
at .least facetious
et-' ifc.not.'-sai...
;'abcat'.he r-- -"?;
as this city ,
i:y of the fcg
' have got :, to
: "opably ;g?t
to-.--dogar
... ; ii-.not
t hr'
- r to h c t v :
-did r.ot - ei. . -1.
. ;- to t". ' t for
ortunt: -; ;f jr
j.,.ldrig, ve
;-.irhi r tS. t" . - c
ortl - VtUVd. t ...it;-.. V c
2? E'5or.t nm ty '?,
- - ;Parycuai -
k SOOd many,
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y toat .toemg'Ov i...
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Secreta"ry-Dao ! e .
i I Lbulsvijlo, ,Ky- Aug
stited Jiulje
. . Aw-AV: s'pc-
1 from. Clmtta-
the t nooga; Ten-n V says:; Seen: ' ryD
other Tportlons. will be .ppomced. United Sta. ju:
v IT IT' I tor the Sixth district as soon as he :
signs from the cabinet lat ithe close of
the th. war. vThis .-was learned from"-the
,?jnost "Tellable authorities today.. :.
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COtBT ?UBTIJII TJttALS 1 ,
be Xtxixd XlrglxiUt Uetiniot Bow
'Tried for Opening Crav' of.a Cob
i fe4rmt Soldier j. '. - v-l"-
; ! Washington, August 12. A court of
inquiry convened atlCamp AJger tbday
to Investigate the recent disorder In the
camp of the Third Virginia regiment, i
: I The jtaklng; ; of testlrnony continued
until 4:30 o'clock' p. jn. eight witnesses
being examined:, jTheae wr General
Bujlerj Majors i Strong, Merriman,
Cookei Wright and jDevine and A. yG,
Howell and peorge'iScott, stand ktep-L
ers, who saw the disturbance. , I
: General Butler was without counsel
ajid contented himself with a cross-examination
of witnesses. Attorney Gen-,
era! Montague,' Johns F. Rrxey and sey-s
era! others, wre present: on behalf , of
the Virginians. jThe . testimony was
practically af a. Birallar vein, tending
to corroborate! the press dispatches: of
the occurrence. I I ! ;
i i A special tj The StSar from Thorough
;far Gap. Va;; says that1 Assistant Sur
geon and Captain i Duncan,; of the
Twenty-second Kansas regiment will
be : tried: by la special court-martial
Saturday morning. Brigadier General
,CoIe will bej its presiding officer and
;the other members I of the court, not
yet. chosen, will be ! high i ranking offl-f
Icert.' - Captaiin Duncan wxll be tried, on!
?th-; charge of ,opening the; grave bf la
Jor- Duke, a j confederate officer, i . -l -
! p ; I ' ' j : - i i -! : . j :
.' i Separating TYoop at Camp Tboniao
Chicakamauga National Park, Au-i
gust 12. Thie shifting of camp from;
the: woodlands to i the : open fields ; was
stili in progress today, a numWr of
regiments having -changed their,. loca-J
tion. This is one ot the moBtimpor-j
tanft steps i!n the plan to better- the!
sanitary conditions I of Camp Thomas!
and to promote thej health- of the sol-!
diers. ; While arrangements 1 ; jto move'
it hei Secondhand Thipd divisions of the
Firpt corps Urom this camp are in pro-i
igress no time, will; be lost to make- the;
conditions more favorable fori the df-l
visions that fare- to iremaln. The work:
that is now j beingi accomplished along:
this line amounts toi an admission thi,
the! facilities ; fori maintaining jjiffry,:
degree -of health IhSve n -ejt w h at '
they-should have" b There iH now
an active movt Qn foot fori more1
hospital and ;fr better accommO-
datiojjjg generally. ; - i - - !
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ItKV. Wit. JAKCEKS TKIU 1
Some Draindlic Steucn Before the foiirt
i Damaging-Tefttliiiouy. ' ; i i
Lynchburg-, Va.1, j August 12 The
third day's itrlal of j Dr. Jaeger before
the; ecclesiastical court of the South-
i it; , i
ern Virginia ; diocese, twas marked --iby;
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many jdramatic sceneB, owing to the,
excited -and i emotiojiar manner of I)r.
7 1 - i " -1 ! . i i i 'I .,
Jaeger; in his cross, examination of wit
nesses tend, his many:exclamations while
testimony was; beings, given jn. Mem
beijs ! of the court lectured -him several
tinies on the subject and at one tune
he threatened to leave- . ... '
i The first witness .was an elderly lady
swearing thej garb of . i the deaconess
order, i She -gave her name as Sister
Sarah,! and her residence as Philadel
phia. : She had become acquainted ;in
the north- with Mrs. i Jaege'r, who' urged
her to icomej to Lynchburg tc. assist In
the work at the asylum. On the night
of her arrival there last year she said
she m itnessed a quarrel the doctor "had
with- one of his neighbors and from
that up to ithe tim of i her leaving,
she p told tof j. one "rorstinuous chain of
vinpleasant Incidents r in which she
claimed the accused was the aggressor
and- the. teachers $the oppressed, cor
robofatmg to a great extent much
more that' had been itold by Miss Lucy
Page Wilmer and i Miss jMead. Other
witnesses upre Mrs Dr. J. J, Lloyd
and Rev.' C.-B. Vl'iimer, brother-in-law
of i the accused, who vjerorousiv ar-
raingnDr. -Jaeger.
- ! -TiH ' Kelelf Felt at Madrid '. I;:.
j Madrid, August ' 12, Midnight-The
protocof will be published simultane-r
ousry: in the jpfficiail igazettea here and
in Washington. . i ; -.': , f '-- . '..' - ;
(The papersj discuss the situation.qAi
etlyj! land great lireli ' id felt in goVerbV
ment' .a.nd -cojurt vcitcie4; that Presideht
McKinley' has r noti demanded a con
vocation. Of the cortes to approve the
peace preliminarie$.l - Tne;i cortes will
nbw ;-not be .summoned; until autumn,
by, which f time -It.is ' expected that" the.
agitation of jthe extremists will have
cooled down -and thej country have be
come more inclined 1 to' a,ccept- accom,
plishedj factsi ( .!. ;,:.: i'-.i-;. j. ,l
Senou ; Sagasta has !;- again assured
the queen regent that he does hot fear
carlist "trouble, and the carlists then!-"
selves ;appear: , to recognize - that the
country is. I not inl the temper that
would support a carlist Tisinjr. j i ?
. : :'' -. s ; . Suicide; of a,lfojing,flIa'n."U
. MontgomerVi ATa.,; : August-M2. Al
bert Sydnfey 'Watkrns,- Of Opelikav Ala.
comtaitted suicide Jby -shooting himself
in the -head j ' and breast: ' He got up
frorbi th' presehcef his father and
mother andi" bidding " tbem' good-bye;
.walked , to i the-front-porch. -He thn
dreyra. revolver and "fired jtwice, dying
almost instantly. .Tbe . cause of -the
tragedy is Unknown. -. He was 20 years
old ana a promlsing-.- young, man
f llTeUowr Fever in lioalsiana.
JacksoHvr'Miss4 August '2,4-An ,.ofn
cial; report having 3teea -recelyedthat
one. death 'had occurred irom - yellow,
fever: at.'yranklin'rtiaPr.'sJrohii -F.
Hunteiv secretary-pfi -the state board
oivhealth, has quarantined the state of
Mississippi jagainsf j tiie towii Csf . Franklin-ind
St.; Marys parish iiri which if
issltuateedJ'- No 'passengers, freight,
! baggage or express will i be allowed
to-be brought within -jthe - state; from
tbai'parish-i?': -f 'tk-4- Vrife--M" :
i'JtidlsoiatloBt aaaSIeednifi:;'!
5 -Tarepa,- Fla.," August T2. Public tifi-
digBatlon over tho lawless act . of the-
Ninth -cava-lry in -taking one of their
men irqm -Jan last: Saturday night, to-,
cussf d ; tonight in a. ig maa meetinkJ
Hed hot -"resolutions . ..were ;. passed' cob-
aemning- tne aimr (and the oflicers
jwere i roasted j;or-jallowibg their Jme'n
-to leave ? the train., - i The- sec re tary i of
war is requested to take, proper action
m - tne -case.; and Congressnian- Spata
man is urged, to ! see . tha it is not
dropped,."
I.
&; f : : ': vi-;" SparksiJ ii-jf . 1 tT; -;
Mount 'lesuviusi'ls o.w"ina.Btateiof
i eruption from a .neWiCrateriJy : ..
Rev. Dr: j,-. Gj Johnston? resident,: of
the Virginia conferertcof the protest
ant: Methodist churcb ,p VirginiaJdied
in - Abington Fridays His-bOme rwaa
MoTOtato'4;i-Ttv',i"--t'-!!l s--'-.Jaineg
Hint,urf, -:kJivat j,of , the
"Thtrty-thirdi Mlchigah,s died idacof
typhoid ' fever . at JF'drt McPherson.S f 1
.- In a collis: .t yesterday evening be-
tween a pasnger; train, and a,freighf
Tram, near , ,..iup uecuno,; itaiy. nine
r-rs :ns "art J,:,!ed4andrortyi,serioiisly
' injure.':' v' - V 7".-?1 ''"'fJr-''X-'S
- Mrs. Tt-rriss? he;"-widaw: fef William
Terris ?, the .English " actorj-whetwas
fitted i r. i' jailed... -by al-'maift'nanied:'
i'i e en. December: lStij;last,yjdie of
'' .'i." ' "-' JL'. ' ' - .'i
fnl Tralurtobbera :
- - '.. August 12. The train
held;- up--. the:. Burlfngton
s nor th.bf this;city , last
i. ' .
ere
er, .
is
r r rrest,andra weeping,
i tht-y- are. The lead-
,vay, aged 17 "ycarsj
i - l. . ion messenger '--boy;.
i .e l lgh crime are Char'
i .c70; Otterbui?C' vrillium'
i -r -'-cr..-: of Jam. . and
ert
r -ct
1..
"frc .
bac.-
.r-cw, rapsing," in-, age
j . years. All are sons - of
people , aQd V received - the
.10 holt .up an expressrtrahi
.-tent reading of ;. ; yellow?
- :
;
g
r.ce.. v : ;, . . f-i
t'IIO-1 EI
TIte Advances That Are
!
to be Made
'CHANGES IN THE LIST
i
Tbe Promotion Not to be TIade on Re
eomnieDdtilen ol a. Special Board aa
- at ntrtj Awarded Tlie Promotlona
: Subject to Action ol tne Senate Samp -
on. and ktUiey 9fad Rear Admlralt.
Ianf Other Offlcera Run up Vartoua
- ' i t ' i - ; . tr. i, , - - - I t
Number" 1;: . ;: l
--i'i-rr f-. ii"--!' r'l-':'"
Washington, August 12. For some
i . j , T : i ii - : i -
unknown' reason,; the administration
decided not to adhere to Its formerly
-expressed iannouncement that the pro-
:-:,'f !:!!.-. - ' ' I ' i M -M..-. -! - ! i .j' - '
motions in the inavy would be made
i. if - i ; ' J - . - - i . d . . .
ash the result 6 iTecommendatlons by
--I J " ! ' - r - - j I
a boa-r whose duty it should be to r,e-
-I -l 1 , i -' .; '' 1 - ' , - i '
view the Jacnievementa pf 1 naval offl-
. :-.( 1 : - 'N: i -fl: .' :) '!'!.
cers throughout ithe Spanish war and
- 1 - : ' - i ' ' i 1 1 - " f :. i i ' . --
today tne jnavy department maae pud
lio a, list of promotions- id the North
I . ' H . j '.l-.-.j; - - '-" -'' : i J - ' I
Atlantc fleet,! previous publications
having been inaccurate in spme par-
l I ... 1 . - i ,t i v : I.
ticula.rs. These are ad luterim com
missions
and hold until the senate
i - - j.i ... .! .. : "' !."
connrms r rejects tnem. iney take
date iof August. lOtb; 1898, and in each
case are for eminent and conspicious
conduct in battle- : ; - ; , i t
;,, Commodore William T. Sampson,
'LArValu'-ed' eight inumbeVs
icisuu uuiuuers auu. appoint-;
ed
aj rean admiral from August 1898,:
for minent,and conspicious conduct
in' battle;
takes; rank next after Rear
Admjral John A. iHowell. ;: . :
Commodore' wjnfield S. Schley, rad
vanctd six numbers and appointed a
rear admiral from same date andlfor
same; reasons, takes . rank next after
Rear Admiral "VVilliam T. Sampson, t
' Captain! Jobn' W. Philip, advanced
five numbers an dapponted a commo
dore, j - .-. J. ' :,''' ." . i-'i -: ' j; . I
Captain! Francia J. Higginson, jad4
vanced three lumbers. Captain Rob4
ley Evans advanced five numbejsi
Caption Henry ,-C. Taylor advanced
five numbers; : Captain Francis i A:
Copk, advanced .five numbers. Captain
Charles 1-1 .Clark, advanced six nurn-f
bers. Captain French E, - ; Chadwick
advanced , five ; numbers. Lieutenant
Commander Raymond P. Rogers, ad
l vanced five numbers. Lieutenant
IMPORTANT EVENTS OTl J DAY.
At; 4- o'clock Last Afternoon
Orders are Issued to Our I Armv and JjaVy Comiuanddrs No
tifying Them That Hostilities Have .Ceased H 1 1 !
1 he President Issues a Proclamation Kefcardins Cessation of
the-7vi-ni,-;i;;vi:;;;.i
An Oihcial Statement of the-
the Press for Publication. . i!
The Government's Internal
AVas $170,869,519.
The British Parliament is Prorogued: P ; -; !
Ihe Spanish Government by
from the Populace the Sigual Defeat She Ha Sustained.
Admiral Miller; on the Philadelphia, Arityes at Honolulu to
Raise the American, Flag.- i ,
(Vdmiral Kirkland Died Yesterday, t if vll, ;"
1 here is a Death from Yellow
Kay. s Immunes Vill Sail from
l ive Tons of Refrigerator Beef
i Transport "-.'. ; '
YellQW F6ver is Prevailing in
Aclmiral Cervera Goes to Portsmouth,''! U., to Visit SktnLsh
rrisoners.!
Ti. - ! 1
Commander, Seaton Schroderj advanc
ed jth,reie iuinbers. ; Lieutenant ' Com
mander. Richard Wainwright, advanc-.
ed; teb.numbej!sv
Lieutenant Com
mander . John j A,
Itodgers; advanced
fireJnumbersr;I4eutenant, pommander
James '"K." Cogswell, advanced v fiye
i numbers. Aj " Lieutenant Comimnder
William P.f Potter, advanced -five num
bers Lieutenant Commander" Giles H.
Hifbor, advanced" five "numbers. f-Lfeu-tenant
Commander Newton A. Mason,
advanced -;, five; .numbers. Lieutenant
SniajrpiJr., -aSVanced ''five J nnmbere.
Lieutenant Harry.P. Huse, advanced
live numbers.7 .Chief Engineer Charles
J. .MaeConnell,. advanced two numbers.
CMef Eingineef ! Jobn L. Hannum ad
vanced two .numbers. Chief Engineer
Alexander B.'. Bates; advanced; three
numbers. Chief Engineer RoberTW
Milligan,- advanced three numbers.
Chief ; Engineer Charles W. Rae,-ad-
vancea tnree numDers. vmer j tungi
neer Warner." B. I Bayless," advanced
twd numbers.,
gineer- George
Passed ' Assistant, En
W. McElroy, advanced
three numbers!
1 land appointed iief
Commander 'jBowman ,; H;:- Mcdallas,
advanced sixt numbers- and aDDOlnted
a' captain to restore, hhn to' his origi
nal 'place in. tbe iVlistvrl&?- f't-
: une- ioiiowmg take, rank' irom ne
laine- datrbul; different -reasons foe
assigned : for jtneif advancement: .
Lieutenant : (Junior , grade) ictor
Blue, advanced-five numbers for ex
traordinary heroism. . : - -' i I
Lieutenant n Coloned. .Robert ! W.
.Hantington, advanced one number and
'appointed i ? a colonel in the marine
corps tor e-mineuE anq conspicious- cwu-
duct in battfe. i ' ...1
Captaln .George F. Elliott, advanced
threeijnambrst f or same reason."
JHrstLieutenant Louis I ; :Pi" -,Lucas;
given - the' rank ot Acaotainl. by brevet.
in the marine corps for conspicious
conduetrin battle. , -" v , ' :
First Lieutenants-Wendall C. Neville,
given ; tbe ' frank ff . captaincy hreyet
tot same' reaso!a.kf:"''-. t '-i
second Lieutenant Louis A. Magui;
'giyen' the rank of first' Jieutenant,- and
captain vhy brey et: Jn ihe marine corps
; for X "g66d Httdgmeut'and: gallantry "In
sl Secon d :Xieu'tenaatfchUip'M?; Ban
non giyt4 the , rank ;of .first ileutenant
bybrevetLin the marine .corps for con
spicioui err'iee. "taibaiei:-:f--.ij: i ft4
", Captain"' Paul StC: Murphy,- given
the-rank of. major f by brevet in the,
marine -corps", for 'gallant "service 'lin
"battle? l-'i'Xf ";i :
- Second. Lieutenai: Thoiaas;:S. iBoirv
den, given the rank first lieutenant
by brevet in-the marit r corps for dis
- tmguished 4. service . in batle. -, 1
Y'riy-ry. ,';: '':"-; ,;'" v: : , '- 7 , v i.ff'i.ffr
Cen tra Goej to Portsmbntli Ti, II.
Annapolis, iXi., August '12. Admiral
Cervera . and . several::, officers -ot hi
stait left here this -afterwon ler Fpe
-cial permission vfrarn-. wa shin? ton . to
visit, the Spariisir pris&ners at" Port
mouth,;N. H.-; ... '-.' . . '. " '
iiiE itH o::;i
lli-ll L T.'t.1l -s! J Bi
,Fri5m the Tliiione.
;r'--:i .;W?:' 'i
THE KASTERN QUESTION
I
Stepa to-,1Iitlntalu tbe Indef endenee o
tbe ; .1tlee Kmplre jadd 'EnglUU
Trade .tb rem ltb-Prtton Ptedited
.by Xbf UATcroment to; jBHtlak raplr
tallsuUn Cblna-TUe XV Jr Between
. i .i. ,j j j p i-.- i
Amerlra'aud S pain Deploied-i Appro
'i .
Londoli, "August
12. T!
fbe
house of
common Sm,et today at 10: 3b
o'clock a
A svicssion Of queetiJns On the
subjeclj, pff China elicited; little . infor
matidn. Th' goyernmeiii - eider! Mri
Balfour.ji destined to pledjge the govern -r
ment to 'pr.ent the ratijfire tion of the
FrancorBelgif n Pekin-H)nh w' conces
sion, bu" promised that iiri the eveni
of Britilb iapatilists puincljasing rail
road concessions obtained toy 1 French
or 'Belgii Syndicates in th-J Vung-Tse
Klang fLHy, her majesltas govern
ment i wil support and jastsist them.
bolh. in' loftdon and Pekjn, in this and
in all otfclrflegitimate Bsitiilii ebmfheri
cial enterprises.
'The- CMna r aDDropriafflOni bill then
Dassed -third reading' I ana the ses
sion was! Suspended until
m. . : f flit:? y . t; ' " .
.1 ';'.: I
.When -tiit; house or cpm
tions ivas
i y: ,
PLrHers,
nsr;
seiiiLil7vV
customj, proceeded ( to
loxdsj jwfhee the Kiue'en
the ! house
! If -i: '
si ipeech was
read. The' then returned! tp
the house
of comnlor-s,: where tbe
- - - . . . 1 - .1 -A i .1 i '
peech was
again reaua . - . ! I : ; . $
Parham-eftt was ( then ifpijmally pro
roiruRd until October 19tihL i U i I
The queen's speech atj jtne, proroga
tion of parliament is in ippxtf as fol
lows :
"My Lords and Gentlerment j
"Mv relations vith other nations con
tinue! frigidly. I have witnessed with
the deepest sorrow ithe hqsti itis which
tlave ! taKp place betweif 3piin and
the ITnirVd States, twbj nations tb
which my empire is boiind by many
ties of I a.ffe"ctlon and trjidi tions. - Ne
- go tiatian Recently! opened give fair
ierroundi fer shopipg that ith deplorable
conflict! -vgill be brought to a termina
tion by; t$ef conclusion of hji honorable
and. endurifig peace. j j ;' t ." f
"The I Changes which i 1 ave takep
place in tbc-territorial relations of oth
er powers itb the Chin4sej empire, in-
"duced hit ao conclude art-angements
whereby 'tr? harbor of i ltei-Hai-Wel
m
frrs , 4 : V 1 - '"-If
the.' Peaci Protocol Was Signed.
; I I f. ;
Terms otribe Protocol! feu Given
" v : i i;; ;i ,
Revenues It'lcipts 1 f or Ljast ar
. V il
a Decree? Endeayorsl to Hide
i; J
I ever at I ranklin, 'Miss.!
Savannah for Santiago jToday
for Santiago" is Coiidemihcd on
, I.Viil'l: hMM '-
Several Section's of MeiidoJ
and certa?n positions adjacent to my
colony of Hong Kong, wierb leased to
me- by th emperor of ChinaJl I trust!
thiese af-t-ahgments; will cbpnuce to .thej
umiuienawe or ,nis inaepeiiaence andi
the security:, of his -emnire land be fa
vorable t the development of the ex
tensive pdromeroe carried ? rn, between
the peoples of Great Britain! and China.
Gentleman of the ! House ictf Commons :
fl thanK you for. the liberal provis
ion you have made Tor the" defense of
rnyi empirfe. . The:;sacriffoeg -asked of
you are severe, but no greater than the
exigencies, orj the present 'tiime require. J
i am laditosrecojgnize the value of the
provisions O which'' Tiul have as-1-
sen ted f or-inStireasing ' tn Dslrength.and
efnclenev of "mv armv. H : . ;i
'My Lords id dentlemehi; 'iXJi'c
f I have seen with much!, aratincatibn
that you hae this year aided to the
Biaiute book .an important measure as
similating th? local -institutions of Ire
land to those of Englandand Scotland
I ttrust this Maliiable refoa-oi Will' tend
to;, strengtlh. the! bonds f -hch urilte
tne- peopiet; m threat tsritai and . ire
land and i.irjcrease their I common af
fection.for. trie firndamen tat "institutions
of, the reaimg .-. : ;1 : i
!' .; -.
The editor;; of the Brvamsd City, Pa..
Globe, wrlt ; "One Mitaute Cough
Care is rigttjy namei, - t cured my
chUdrenj alti J all other rtmedles fail
ed.'. S jt ictfwSs coughs, : cdlidts fi .and' all
throat; ahdfciyng troubles. I
IB. Bel-
lamr.
; '' r"4
: - Kay' llnmune to Sail Today
SavannaiJiGa., August iaf-The 'Thlrd
regiment St! illriited States volunte&rs
(Ray's -immunes) . will sail from ' Sa
vannah. tpmorroW . for, Santiago On the
tmnsport MMihew'aska.
Thetransport. is tde4ayel here-- by
changes in Jier plains. .X rfieiitons ;, of
refrigerator, fbeHf was - condemned on
the- snip tod-sty-py the heBllth authori-.
ties.K Th&. g transport's irefrlgerating
plant becam disarranged ;bn - her trip
rotttew-l aoqj the.meati dexiayeqV
V The .transport - will carry, in. add!
non ;to tne vnrrd regimenu 1,00a cords
of wood to Ve used iby the regiment at
Santiagof
3 -ia'-
Ilansed f?r Rlllins'IIU kflep-Fatne.
- Snow ifta" Mdv,' kugusit ,112. omer-
neia. jjenpis, .a jiiegro . poyi Jesstnan it
years pf -ge, Jvaa haiigedi aereiat 10:lff
o'clock . sCSM toxlayL He. iriefi hisvfate
stolidly alkl with, no si?ns if fear. f
- ixsinis Jtined-his istep-iaiher with- a
shot gun .in January of -thfis -year-be-,
cause, the- latter . wlfiDDed him' for lazi
ness, , 1 Hewas convictedmi Inly. ; if not
ntifely.itonlthe-'k testirr ony ,bC hla
mother aifd two younger brothers, -wfjo-
Wr witnesses o.the crinie. u : ;
mora Intlllai Join the vFei
lllzer 5Cru
Atlanta 'Ga., August "I2 r--The mx
ginkv. and Carolina, Chemioal Company
haa-purchased tbe mills oft the' South-
ern Fertiliser Company for 750,000, The
four millf controlled b-y ittte tSourihern:
Company are located at Atlanta, Sa
vannah, iSome and Cordele, GarrtThe
p-jrehase J&f these mills m4ka the to
til numf fer of; factories Cvfutroljedi by
: u e Virf nii44 and -Caroling . ? pompany
1 emy-fven. - u ne company is ; cap-
it. ..zed a. 5.ooo,ooo. The 01 was com
;r.i' ' ..ti. with cxnvn. i,. i : v
nis - :.c,lilABt.ol'r f'rlriui lllut i-
' j- . riiiraodt l'aradr '-u ;;-..
- 4 tn-fctv4 Karal- f-lcer JTiiV
l.J'ear of Tbelr Trftmit a i:,tl'
It eta ru to Spain,
I Aananoharf Auroikk '-adiAdnilraf ."Pal t
Annapolis, : Augu 4ddgj4raf ."Pa v
J:al Cervera y Tepele, commander "$t
gie; destroyed , panilsh equadron, arid a
fnbrnber of hl -officers whj are' now
' ' -'! ':-' : ;M -. i-.-". , v " ..:'.
prisoners at tne, navai acaaemy, were
interviewed today by a correspondent.
.fr the firstirtelj sipce their arrival.
Aidmiral JCervera y as jesered in his
comment ori Spanish affairs, 'talking
freely only of the published action, of
General Blanco, but his officers were
more outsponken. All were : earnest in
their praise of Americans.- and in ex
pressing i their ! gratitude at .lt treat
ment which they have received; :. j
. The. interview was. not secured with
put difficulty. Adiinjrai McN'alr, the;su-
f erintendent of thei academy; has been
eseiged with requests to permit inter -lews!
with his distinguished guestp,
J9.nd. considering the comfort .of the ad
inlral. he has Invariably refused them.
- The Correspondent succeeded, howev
er, . in; bbtaining- arl letter of jlntroduc
flpn from Lieutenant' Commander Ca
yanilias to Lieutenant Commander A'n
gel Cervera. son of th admiral, at the
Marvland House, and on eoine there
to present it, was Joined by Mr. Ott
iLjucius, who, wth'bs! wife,: ijrs. Maria
iiaz qe tjunes ae tucius. a reiauvet or
Aomirai iervera.- naa visuea ine ujs
tinguished Spaniards jat Annapolis, atrcj
was Just about to leave for Chicago.',
I iMr. Lucius Informed the correspond
ent and young Cervera that the ndmir-v
ijal and several of his orricer had gone
jo the station with Mrs. Lucius, and
!thither: the party 1 repaired:. Admiral
t"ervera.iwith his American cousin and
( several officers," was ' standing outside
the station near tne rauroaa tracKS.
i 'After, the train had gone., Admiral
sCervera said: "I have not yet
jout; any newspaper interview and thej
ftime for me to speak will bej ! when I
Ireturb to Spaln.'? i. i -IT:"' -' 1
(3 -i He became 1 intjerested. however, ; at
t7--fe!lU)n of General Bianco s name,;
gand, when inroriic
egranis which Blancdwas said td'hav?
jsent to Aiaaria, Oct ore . ana arter tne
jdefeat of the fleet, asking for Cer-f
h'era's removal arid 'pronouncing' hint
Incapable, -expressed greatsurprise and
indignation. . j ' j ; : . . . ' - ' : ..! )
'; 'J "1 have heard nothing of it," he de
clared. "If General; Bjartco; Occupies; his
time Ail traducing! me I .will pay n,
mor attention to! him. I will have
nothing to do with that kind of . a man.
I- have, no' fears aaj tf my ; reception iiji
Spain. After all. tbisiis over there wiHi
Ue a' council which-jw-ill -clear, up e'veryj
thing.! I did my dutjr to the' last . mok
ment, j and have no fears . as , to what
thej verdict of myr people will be," 1 j
jpoilMODORE ; PAKEDJ2S- BLAMES
f . "' l . .BLANCO. f r: " ::,
1 Commodore Paredes, the,-second in
cOmrnand of the-unfortunate fleet, who
with his son. Angel j G: Paredes, was
present! spoke up ait' this' juncture, sayl-
ing: VBut that is a shame. BlarioW-
himself gave us orders to leave at 4
o'clock, knowing very well ' that -'we
would', go to cer'tLini destruction He
wanted us first to leave in the dar-kj-ness
on . the night before, but when
Admiral Cervera explained the impos
sibility, of doing so, he insisted-- hat
we. . go next "day.ViWe knew' thf -nivii;
were going to- our destruction: nt one
pf us I expected to get out alivd j But
ve obeyed orders if or .the sake j '!' th
jppanish flag.-and.to show that W .tool
Svere able" at least td die for ci. intry.
inri honor "i ;;'.-: I-; -,' j I t A.,. ,
i YoHirig Cervera gave a vivid q fcripf;
pari of the impression-which tflrbat-
i 1 . e ' r- jot ... i. .1 1. : '.j ... -. - ...J.
IC V1- aJJ LictgiJ ILUKl Ull ILlillUIlU HCVtfl r
ill ef the younger officers. All felt, h$
said, as though , they had j been conr
demned to death and were doomed to
themselves execute .the sentence. Not
one of them.raf ter -they . cleared ! the
harbor and saw the American fleet.
expected to ; get' away alive, and they
directed their efforts to fighting rath
er than flight.. --H ':.;; -J ;;'- 'f .:!'f -i
Admiral; Cervera; said he had nothl-
ing but praise:- fo.r ' Adrnirals Sampson
and Schley. - 1:-' - ; ' . . ' ' i
. Of . Americans and their treatment
here they speak in - terms of i warmest
praise: The yiung officers have found
their imprisonment far from irksome.
They have been received in the society
oij Annapolis,; ana on pleasant.-event
Irigs 1 the young officers and young la-
store-' idf Miss Hays, on Church streetJf
wherO the. erstwhile gallant tars divert
their-new-found friends with music Of
guitar and piano, -f . f 0 ;" '! :. . ij
One ' of the younger 1 officers spldt
?Wheii I lca,rrie i here ii expected ;that
the PeoDle - would hoot -at us in the
street; and attempt; to !mdb us But af
ter Our splendid , treatment on the Sr.
Louis; and oiir ajcf Jon ; here all out
f ekrs (were se.t atrest. We have all
qbanged.our Lvis regarding ' America
and ournearts are tun or thanks. lor
the, kind and generous treatment which
we-have received.; Wei shall remember
always! the pleasant moments we nass-
fedj as f brisoners In the: United States."
?:;-W; L ': ' ' " ' .:,1.::':.:-'f
1
Confederate Veterans In. Pblladelphla
L Philadelphia, August 12. The confed
erate soldiers,' members -.ot .Pfcitett'
division1, who are ylsi ting this city, tow
day paid; a . touching tribute to . their-
fallen comrades -who are. hurled in the;
national . cemetery ; In Germantown, a
suburb' of .this cityi t:.-.-. k-A-1 fit
More than- 400 southern soldiers were
buried in.. this ' cemetery and : their corns
rades in arms who survived the awful
(Slaughter at ; Gettysburg decorated
their f, graves : with ; small ; . . American
flags.:' j v,: -v :- .:; - -, .;;,: v:; :T;
4 Rev- . S; A.:Grlmsley,A Baptist tain
ister of. Richmond. Va-.-who was in the
thick of the light at Gettysburg, ; de
livered the oration. He, spoke of ' the
generosity- ot, the brave to the fallen
foe and of the lasting: peace that, had
been 'purchased - with J the i price of
"blood ';:; ' j ; ' r 'T
Af volley was fired over th graves
by the Sixty-ninth Pennsylvania, volun
teens. (.:-' -"--l:
Aomirai mritiana ieaa
5 Vallejo, " Cak, A'ugust 12. Rear - A44i
oilral ' Kirkland, "commandant -ofthe a
Jiare -Island navy yard, died ,thia ev
B-'L-.i--. vm1. -r r
; i":
? r -:
i-
(Special, to Baltimore -Sun.r
ton dispatch to The Herald saysi When
Secretary of jstate lay is appointea a
member of the. cqmndsglon which, will
determine" the final dlsDOsitloa of the
PhllippIneB and negotiate tne treaty or.
neacei with Spain, newiu aenniteiy -re-v
rtirfc from the cabinet In;, view or tne
eertainty that "there, wllr be anr early
vacancy at the head of the state -de-'
partmeht, President McKinley is giv-
ing attention to the Question of. Secret
tar- Days successor at--tne same time
he; is . cortsideting whom he shall ap
helne serionshr 'aconsldered-f-c f or - the
nlaeeJ but the indicatioria: tonight point
strongly to ihe selection or ir.,vmw-
. . . .. - - -r -r:'r. '
the nlacer", He has: also ."the. advantage
f i sufficient -! wealth to "enable him; to
entertain- or' a- scale- Commensurate
t-Wlth the dignity; of ' the head-- of the
department charged ,wita the eonauct
sf the government's foreign: relatiohs.
;p-'-y- arrtilSnpendsIlotUJUe y "?i.
If leW'TdrkAugust 12. A speciaJdis-;
atchr to "Tbe': Eveningr . World - from
Santiago de Cuba,.: August. JV- says:.
''Jack York, of Pennsylvania, .who has
been " serving1 WithGareia, the Cuhan
general has Just arrived here v He
reports that Garcia has suspended op
erations for thirty idays and given' his
men permission to go home, with Jn
structions to-report to him at -the end
ofjtiiit if-riod." .- - ... ;.. .- . , . ':-' '
point as the other member ox the peace
commission.r,a- V?" ;. "' -: :
"""s Ambassador. HayV X? understand. . : Is
2ter':'''-:::::v'1'A
1
i - r - i - . - . - ' . -- ,
ictiby! tlid Signi
-,r..'?x'..j''-
"br.tlio.Two P6 .
ff
i l':;v4; U-i," !
jrimii;
. L.
Spain to Ubcrate Ciibianvi Cede to
Possessions---A (;inissiion to Effect the CvacuatlQ
to Occupy IM-i'Ha i-Uittlf a Conimis4ion PccU
ll :-. I - t '-.'- h 4, -i ' '
- ' . r - i ;
Future o
Phiurrines -
J,' -f-;...::
Uostiitics
j.-.t
fas.
by the President.
ftfl
Washirigtonj ; . AugAi&4j: A
bffloia,!
cettlnc
out provisions, of the ;lr6tk!oj iwaii
i if . . . .- -
reau and .-approved a,fe c.al
I . . ...... tr.,JW Hi
bihey ies-
Sion today. It was t F Ared
Y' Sec-
rtary Day,the purpiliis-infe
i make
I! : -
it pub'ifc imtnediaCii ft ' th
require'
Ml!8tg"uat'ur4s .had beiiiiffix
illTthe
protocol. If does notf.fi
texrof
the doc.umen t-, bu t
main
as fol-i
points-and provisions
l;oWs:.i '. : : j':;':i;
lili'iil, J''
j it
:Tb4t Spain will jr(4iiisl :t
Sovereignty ovier a J-dtlSe to
ir ciaini
i'uba.
of
iothet pan-
land ari
island in the lia4ron.'sFIt-(d by?
thitJinited Stat,; s1k?
the? latter. . .7. - ' ?'l S2?"t'
Jed ti.
i
That
t,he .XJhttfd.:-Sl$ i
iillocu-.
and hold the
!ctt-y.ii'-
h'arbu'r
Man! la , ie ndl n g' t ff W
on' of a
tr.eftty of. peace; whicl -pafl
ermine
fcovern-
sii ''
nnt;or the j'hlllppli : f:'-
ms
4i-
iy: x nai . UIa, i-uru iii-o ail
1 iother
Spanish Islands in :- tig SMiVtl Indies
ShJallt be; Immediatelylf MacUatj;i and
tnat commissioners .-3 fiaM
withm. ten ' days, sha 4fM'lt
days j front the Signirijpthif protocol.
meet at Havana and uari,irespec
tiyeiy, to arrange. anaffJR-uw
th.'"" dt-
tai is of the . evacuat4& .
,15 That Ihi T.Tnt-1 , '"ii'Tf .i...
. .That th United.syiies
fen j Spain
will each, 'apvbint hf'MSre
cornmissioners t-'ne.&r'ifft'
tqanr rive
and ;cn-
ciuae a treaty of pea45fThe
cjommls-
sioners are .toy meet .aislrlW
nptJlater
V- -.;.
the .signingaS.thd rirotoool.
hostilities will be..susfe, and notice
possible by each gov iiri me -rt b the
cpijnmanders of its Mary 'ailli na-
vap forces. ' : ,,. p-v., ... : ..;r.
ORDERS TO SEASt; :H,,iTIES.
; 'As soon as the peite jroi ocl "t waa
sighed the -president fet, 1'qrl "Secret
tartes Alger and . -Lqi-fridii-Oeileral '
COrbin and by his dfig lofT orqeti to
cease hostilities forth-irteh .vetejserit
to Generals Miles, M4rrft and Shaf
ter, to AdmfraJs Dewyhdi Sampson
and military COmmahel geberaay;
! Tfie: order sent .;tbteeal jMetrlttl if
suspend hostiUties was; -ia fil : o wte : ''
; ; '"". "Adhitant Gnjls Omc ' '
v-l j;-: 1 "Washingt iAiiuBt'J2r:':
r'JUtritt, Manila: : l'y - ,- l-".-.:'
-ll 'The president dif e$;l I 1 miiitary
. operations: against thi'emyj: pe isus
' pended- I Peace hegoifa lftris ar Wear
ing completion- a-prot.-j&',jHyiiig Just
,-feeen I signed kby repfes.iatave;s oC the
two. jcountris. Toil fifill to-'(.rmUrthe
cornniandersf ot J the ' Slijfh 'oi)ces in
the .Phnippiries. of th 5 instVUetions.-
Further orders - will- f. Vcknowl-
U By order .of-the se'ry 4if war.
'i..-Fn :PrderKsent ai1gSjfeTj.ls tt Miles
and Shftertwepe idejgjMkl.-Ayltti the
above save a.s. -to naineft- . .- t -1 fi-
l-i'As- the ord JstatesKfrJjer j iaistruc
tions will he; sent to ?e'tfeefnl j'fal J'er
eral Merritt. will be dirted I to confer
' With the Spanish comrnaSdaAt; it Ma
'jiliato carry "out; th fffin ojf UJhe
nrotOOol and to lOCCllriif ;Thllii Irimall..
arelyiill Generalj..MilesiwpJtfhirnsejfi
1. cpnmunic
on. wiQv jie1 chlpt au
antnonties lsforto , ttici? fotf thfe pur
pose, pf 1 having the J Spanish forces
tutn over San - Juan cand-: other' 'points
to ;him preparatory tff vijjiajtion. Owj
ing Ld : conditions in JCuij the jorders
to General Shafter, t$ b-st'9t hereaf
ter, will be much differei't frorrt those
toiother generals: :' iKf1 M t' 1 ' ' .!
'. Tbenavy-department ii31so frfepar
ing orders to all commai'mrs' io lines
similar to the wap' depas :oten(j 4rder. -r
Tbeipresidentjihas issiMi Jbej jiollow
Inff proclamatioii: .-'''.pi:..' i IK ,
By. the; President" of Jltnlted States
of
Amerleai-r?i """i-ii--- 'm&i "t -
5
I:: A ' PRLA4fAf l4i
Whereas, By-the prota A .coribluded
and signed fAugust 12, V&lt by William
a Day, secretary ef staUiof ;thc Unit
ed "State, and his t 'excnytt- Jules
Cambon ambassador i'i ttraordinary
and plenipotentiary it tKjr republic of
France at , Washington, .-re'peeUvely
representing for this iPUpia? tfe gov
erriment-ofrthe United ie. and tha
government of Spain, hfioitecl States
and Spain; nave . fbrmalrii4 "Upon
tbe' terms on which negojitlo4 forjthe
establishment Of : peace Met wee ; the
two'countries shall be ujertftken; and
Whereast'. It4bT-- Iri. 4 ;M -protoool,
agreed that upoft Its cjjicl won -and
-signature hdstili ties i betllaenlr the " wl
'countries shall be suapeiaedi and that
potleetr that effect shl bel given; as
soon -as possibje-- by aiff kvenmaent
f to the; commanders f JfmlBtary : and
1 Havalorces: i -" -w :si-; ;; .$,.-4-
-,aow xnererore.i? yam JCKJn--
yiesiueu uniiff piufju oiaicoi
lnj accordance with the Stipulation j of
the Jirotocoly declas :anrOclaim on
the -part of the'United ;';ates "sus
pension, of hostilities: alsiNdo ;; hereby
command ? that .orders bf Immediately
given through- ibe prOnew "channels to
-th bommanders ; of i therf Military, AndX
navau torces or tne una g ,matea to
abstain, from" all acts JrtcWBlsrent with
; this proclamation. t iii .1 ;v j .r, v-
t : Jpn Witness" Whereof, , II av& hereun
to ;et' my hand- and: cal iedkthe Beajf
of ithe United States to 4' affixed :
' Done at the-CItf of-W4hagtaff, this-12th-,
day of August. ' in .the year of
our" Lord One . Tlfon sa nl Od 1 i Eight
nunuicu .ftuu -mfTii 1. cvji-j. iui i. Jit?
Independenceof the United' Stateavthe
"One.JJundred,.Jtia Twepty-fhirdL
'.: I -? i, -. WILLIAKINLET-
" WILLIAJI - Ei DAY-"?- ' -TL
r - $it. Secretary :ff State,?. -, f
V-t-A? copy of; th : proclati loh has heen
cabled to bur army atjnaivy " com"
-tnanderg. Spaini wili-cawe" ber "oot
jiianders like- tnstru'ctlojp '" V"-,pJ.:t
M Xn iccordancel with tbirocJarnatlbn"
issued - byj the if presid-nfia sUspjendlng
Cuba and the" PhiUpplneartrying into
tf?aft':, th.fHTW.tfnna. fif :-rfii rror-lam-
tion. The navy department! riot-, only
transmuted - the president', proclama-
Jiln. in roil to. tne severa commanders
in-chief; but 'also dlrtcj 3ris.ra : to ; the.
' lowing- orders are taftriat; efuje self
i explanatory i.:,U;"S;:'f H ;-'"' -lil
V Navy lepar tmen t
.I.;i-.:v? 'WashlngjmAugUBt ;i2. -t'SamDson-.
Santiago: ffi ! r;i- ;-- -T
'a. 'Suspend alt bo8tilHfja:BioickadecOf
Cuba and Porto Rico-; ii raid-t How
ell ordered 4o assemhlfsels; at Key
West -frooeea witn 1 or, urooK
iyn, Indiana; Oreg0n,iwiu and Massa
chusetts to Tompkins Place mon
.ltors in-safe harbor f ir 'Porto Rico.
-Watson -transfers lila to the "ew
ed
the.
KM!
i
ii i tiai i orio ,i-iK-jj -ixy
isti islands::in the W-Midi
-'f.M'a-P i"-l
NEGOB
1 1
i t'..
JbJ Unltca States 1
t- : i ' -. 1
- i ' i -si'
.Ordcr to CommanJ
' k ' - . U
-1'rociamaiion
rkl anJ will remaJiv
AsiMe-tntti au cruiser in a.-,
i jf. L.i :4i.;- v. a V.
1
'I '
"Na-y Dwa. VV
Washtnf tan, it
fRebaey. Kt 1 Wea t : ; v
j: "bn t accordance; with Jth,'.!
Immediately; all hvtstilitiie.
withdrawal of" vessels fro
Order bUw-ka'dlng vesa! in Ci,
tVrnl to ws&enblc. -at! Kef UV-(.-
t; '. :i--":J-: ,.'Ji';L;rAiJ-t'
f "-. - ' :' ! .'.?"Aclnr Seer
kTf notification to;. Admits,
was not made , public, but' A
Scenctary Allen stated that, be - J
ing t.ut in possesaton pf tbe prv.-id
roilamatioii. he wa orderev to
hostilities : aJ raise tho blrka!
Manila, r -; ,h-;- ; i ' -v
- lni coropUance Wathj.th ord.
Adilrr:; Sampsiii M4-..v(k,
uenieyj will "ii'ch end ves
the const vrtf Cuba t6th l
iuanriin, tnat . tne .mocKaua n
raLajcd.l Admiral 13hley; Wlj o..
Brobktyn and , included in i!.- (
to (hat veaeljwin. oom,norih V
. 1 nousanas
cured of pile
o 1 If
d pf pile. b:h
elfSalve. Ii 1 1 j
s eczema a Si mi'J
s. immediatf Mj'
ti ate
Curfes
gives
lamiy,
I B
id
dianapolin.
night races
rleari
NeWby ovr
Bali w
straiight
lsfato'ry
people..1 If
Snails,
nlng ti
pletfd
by Bald,
Its ivher
Te
IngJ
onl
Haifry1
beatitifuY
about seW
Tfhie 8:42X
Peabody A
tandems. In X
unpaced, lowex,
24 445, t24 ItM
-i Thte. fifteen - mi
John JohhsonnuTv Ploi
Martin ea.w tar Ugly spill, cau'tjct
onejof Martin's-triplet teants in takli
pace cutting straignt oown tne; Dam
1 m u.u u-aiii wnticn-wa paqmg aiax- ; -
tin-trashed into 'the, triplet andi i ma- ;
chirtes "and 'riders piled up In- it heap.
Oldfjeld,' the -tekTman j ! of the quad
was seriously Injured. The - accident 1
.cc.u rred in. thQ- ftrtt I lap of the jfif th
milei The .men were 'riding- furidusryj!
witbi prospects t of making a ivcor.1,
Johnson j was '.-iJiit": and f bruised - but
gamely pulled 1 himself together ! and
rode, oik', Martin ?was also; cut, b6ut
the (arms and bands' and his weund
ori the knee, received on the first' day
of tie meet, was reopened, and ibis- el- ,
bow, bruised. "'' ; - - c-i- ir A''
ETe, too, mounUd and took after John,'
son. ; :h '-x'- y-.- .4 ,
i i The officials started 4hemen at' ttt'
point of. the accident, i ailowins4 1 1! the-
distance only tbat' waajhetnjirn-.
at 'the time. - The rmfaa'ho moiii
thari been- fired when Martin's pedat 1
was-fbroke Jlmost the first (urn of 1
the- jwjsel?l The men wer4 again! called A
b"ilr'and a new wheel j'urnhjheil Mar-'
tin.
A fresh start was made and. d
a .
beautiful race,;, until! , Martin, In thu
nrst
lap of tbe fourteenth mile, sprint
ed and attempted to tack on to John
sod's pace. The sprint to catch the -pac,r
hWve, wore out MartUi and at"
Jhe tape-enterjrfe .the tblfd lap of-ah.?
11
f-V'" .
l ,:
lar On
V A
ce 1
r
XII - 3-1
ft 1
!."-!-;'
V
f
Ik
17
5
r
V
last jmlle he quit. 1 Johnson went on u , 1
the finish, doing a fast mile and com s , : I
pletlng the distance
i In 28:55, A . 1 I ! u
x M
1 of Mllz Durg-J Pa.;
The Ch ief Burgess
aya DeWltt's Little Early Risers are
tha. pest puis be ever used In his faxn
ly durl fort "years of 'bouse keen
headache and . stomach,, and liver 1
utolea.? w-T 11 In elze'ut greaC la r
resu3ts..JR-Jl. Bellar-'. ' y ,
: "J - ' . .1 ;f.
, . A "IVegroSOIdler Killed by a fthertn -
Niw Orleansv August t.lj.tdward r.
Garrett, a, member of Colonel-CrAne' ,
negro immunes,-who were lately- en-1 (.
listed here, was shot and killed y a -r '"
deputy ' sherifT after a. denperatet run-, '
ninff fight thrcuigh a thickly populated "'1 " '
section this city with. officer "of the.: "
Jair-j; this 'i afternoon. . Garrett 1 - wasr -drir&tag
und- had- fired-: at. he saloon, r
keeper andwhen in the street shot off 1 ;
his pistol promiscuously and defied -to ;
,vbu. . tt turn -iiitAij psiirw v a 1 ft'
deputy sheriff who went.:to- the assist- 1 ,
act of the police. -
f :."
Troops Arrive a&antlage
Santiago de Cuba, '. August l2.-Th
RloH Grande arrived this morning with
the Fifth volunteer regiment, under
Colonel. Sargent, and the Second regu
lar j cavalry,- The-enlisted men - tare -mainly,
from Mississippi and Alabama. .
but! there are some from Ilimois. ' V
General Wood today r published a. -
tariff, which is official, -for retailers unV
der ;legat penalties.' The scale of prices
waa agreed upon after oonf erencea of".'
Vnerchantsi in all... branches of trade '--
Ike layal is tae tugbmtt araaa baUaf powear
tt
U4rd fartW tass aay otser krni
Abscluts.'y Pure l":-rs i :.
- JtrVVAL AAKT1t4 M1., HVrV VOMC. I
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