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HR. FLOWER ON THE OUTLOOK
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TREATY OF_P
CULMINATION CF TUE WOKE
ISII COM M ISSI
FINAL AND IMPRESSIVE SCE
Pari?. D'-r 10.?Th? Treaty of Peace wa? signed ,
at 8:4." o'clock this evening.
Th? Joint Peace Commission met at 3 -30
p. m The Americane ?fra the first to arrive
at the Foreign ?Iffire and the Sj>Ar,lKrd? reached
I . ' an hOUr later. Beflor Montero RI HI,
: ni of the ?panisi. Commission, ascended
the ite; s leaning on a fane and bundled up in
a fur coat. The? Americans shook hand? with
tht Bpai lards arhen the latter entered the con
ferenee hall The fa.-ea of the representatives
if Spain tetre exceedingly solemn. Apparently
regarded tht - selon as a funereal one. ?
After being ph-fographed the Commissioner! |
listened to the reading of sections of the treaty
until B:18 o'clock, at which hour they took a;
? until 7 o'clock, while awaiting the ar- ,
rival of the last section? of the treaty.
IECT FOR A ORFAT PAINTING
Th- ? -y,e treaty to-night would have
aft r: |ec( for a great historical paint- ;
? I --"up trainerei! about the table In the ;
' the Foreign Ofllfe was Im
' while the fact that the -
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a at deeply felt hy a".I the partici- !
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great mahogany table ?at the t^n ;
f the destinies of an old and a young
I standing teh'.nd them were nu- ,
- of the American Commission. ?
?- from the eryttal cbandellere above the ?
heads ' tl -- pr?tent magnified the brilliant
. scarlet of th- upboliterlngt Into
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el p and the scenery To the
11 was a happv ending of the spi- !
? for tht Spaniards it ?rat plainly a j
I itter " none tht ? ? palnfu because ;
They sat silently as though Bl?
ind ' ' uld withhold sym- '
?r Montero R?os, the pretid? I I '
? p - ?? . ? ho, coming from his
lied In a gr-at overcoat, though ,
ir ng in the fireplace near by. The
' tht two boiilee wore symb ?i'ized by the ,
the members of the Commis- j
f r the Americans were attjr?d In evenir.?
the dinner given to them Immediately
after l ? meeting by the Duc de Loubat. ar.d
the Spaniards won black tr -ok '??.ata
THE BiONINd OF THK TREATY
although the Commissions met at 3:3? o'clock,
ting 1 Bilk their work In a half-hour, the
? tl treatj parchmenl trat
hat It d?? ayed the
signing "f ,v " : ' ' S 20 ?'clock Mr
Martin, clerk of :*? Am-rloan Commission,
thout even stopping to eat
rhamber nt 7 ,V> with
' nd the Commlttionert wait?
ing. The Bpanltb copy had arrived a half-hour
Fergu ? ih?n proceeded to
ft er that the Span
ish ver ? ' the treaty. Thla finished, two
iround the table, th? Com- i
them 'tr the .,rder of their
rank?J " m R Dar, B< nat. r Cuahman
tor U ?? ? Pry? tVhll
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with v h the documents
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1 nert ? ind w-ithout formality ear-h mem
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ras finished -it 8 45. At th.it
pen? l ar.d Be flor
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? ti wh ? were waiting in the cor
Uni The other members of ??.-?
red ? ?" r Vlllaurutta,
? - ugh the vettlbule to
? ? irrlage The American Commit?
? ' it ( hattine com] tly nnd as
the s'opa the lights in the
nod
Th t treat contest string the
I Of th? At- ? C rnmls
?' the pens with which
treaty wer.- written. Pome
provided with handsome
ned for the ? urj ote Tht Bpaalarda
naffected b) the souvenir erase,
? Binary quill
th? table
? inter] ? tar of the Ameri
? '. Befior ? ? tero Rlos
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S to preserve th? pen
sign?"
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and Arlington. Golf and .
For ini rn ind Kleis
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EACE SIGNED.
OF THE AMERICAN JA/) .SRIy.
ONS IN PARIS.
NES AT THE QUAI DOR8AY.
divide two or three of the articles In the 1raft
agree?! upon at the la?*?, m-etlng
The rommlssloners of the two nation? wrote.
th?-lr signatures on two coplas of th?- treaty, one
copy being for the archives.
The document was prepared hy Pp<*r?*? try
Moore In behalf of the United State? Commle
?Ion, nni by Beflor VHlaurutia for Spain, on ac?
count of the continuad Ulne?? ot Secretary
Ojeda. of the S; finish Commission Each copy
contained the Fnsrlish and Spanish teat? ?->f the
treaty in para!I?l columns. Th*? wording had
h?-en approved previously by the Comm -
without a Joint meeting, to there waa ?
troveray on this ?ui.? ?
CRI8I8 EXPECTED AT MADRID
London, D-.-. 10.?A dispatch fi >m M
says tb? ? .
and that the r? - ? ' : ? ea
pected as ? ? aa th?? treal
In I, It la ad led I
th?? Cabin? ? h ? ? een
dull state of bu ilness and Ion
a
A WORD POR SPAIN'S COMMISSION
Madrid : ?? 10 Tl ? ' Imi it il
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pr ? - f the enei gei nduct I tl
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"Other nal thot
out h ?.? . '.
burniti iti ?ni We the fc?
Commissioner? on rend
th?? nation, whl'-h owe? then gra1 tud? "
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FUTURE RELATIONS WITH SPAIN
Washington, Pec. lit.-"' rnment will
be obliged speedily 1
restoration of th*? dl|
aary to friendly relatloi Th??
Pi ? ? ? has not aa ? ? ? ildera
tlon to the ?< ? ? f a ?"? tea Mil lat? r
to Madrid The recent vieti ? House
of General W<.
has ' ?
termination on the pai nt to re?
turn I ".. Irld. Aa a mai
ever, tl of
In the direct! ? of wtpli g out a
starting afresh after a wai Miniai
? lea Ti.?* reappoii
W [foi ? ? Washli
t?.n of S? fl r ? lo j Bi rnabi resldei
Canada during the war rendei tn so ob
: ? ?. merlcan t .
If custoi followed, eil ? l "? :
Btatea Minister to Ma Irld or ?
Minister to Wai 111 be accredit Itb
ntials as a epe lai ei ? ?. . ths
?? atlons of the treaty Havli g fulfilled
tt in, he will then present kl ? ils as
Minister Resident, at ? in that capacity.
Just which of fh?- Mil
rm thla function d ?
t he Pa ria C
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GENERAL MERRITT SAILS FOR HOME.
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hi UTITI ? toy 0? / "/' FRENCB SBORI
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BAR ? ???GG? Tin:
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Budap ?st, Dec 1" Then - ? ? ?
in the ind the
is suspend? of an
n'e ui
Qn o ... Baron Banflfy,
the !':? mler r to speak, and iltion
him. Th
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ami a!! pit -
tlculated Th- ;
?-aim. and did noi mov? I tl ? until
Kubik had d
Ing I. ?
After this 'he Premier wing
? he Iness of the F Pi ??-.
dent of the House th the
- an altlng hit to the
a trament of the ii
IMBRICAN ART ASSOCIATION BENEFIT.
It).?Th? American in Association
benefit ? meat a?, th* 1 . tieatr? thi?
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Mrs. Port?! alonsoi thi British
t r, and Lady a t sue
Miny ?p p nber? of ? ;.?? Am? ?
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A Mi: LICORI ? PELLI -
'To
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fer tha Holidays. A Idrata Xc-a-Tork ornee. 271
Broadway -Advt?
THE NEWS OF TWO G A PIT* LS.
LONDON.
HARMONY OF RUTTIMI AND AMF.RIC vy
POBEION POLICIES.
MR CHAMBERLAIN'! COBDIAL t'TTER
fcNCEB-A OIOANTIC CHEAP BO?*>k
SCHEME
I ' t ? " ? t? tur rsratm ?
London De, 10 :? rortui H t] at Eng?
lish ?ph r ? ? ty of judg
nata and ftateamen.
-'?? every ? ndenl ?of the
-id Pretldent M Kin tf s
?? weak and it few
* -hem
wtr* " in i !i;n.1.'d tor.?
an1 ' ? - rlelsm
lfter ? 3 ri ?,ance and
? \???>?'?? to
r! "?"???'- : Nioiiragua
? ed ?rat?;
r'?' '!' ".? hat v. .? g,,.ng on
at th< i" ' ?' to give the right
;' ? -
' ? Oage'?
g the ; ment of
,,,? ?" ? -' ind tu ai pltaaV
? ? ?ta
?:? " ar?'' ' ' ' .1 them to?
-?but
?nde<l
' Anglo
v"' ' ipeaklag at
'"?''? rguing that
v. r navigation law?
1er r ? oper\
-.erce.
rger moral thai Ba gland
any e '~.bina
BSU red
f ' ' '" -v -are.
.-?-'pea or th*
t'n.'.n Jack.
?tary ? ? ? ray -hit there wen?.
? nun who ? ild ? km Ither a h irn or a.
barn-d - but flj ? ? th? barn-door;
? ???? ft re are now ? rltlng lead
' rs foi irnali They refer to?
the dual : the cia>ti r.-Huiwer
Treat) aa an Important I-. rit ???? arhlefe
laardi and complais?,
.mertcan Oov?. a afferlnsh
roof of the ? eril G Its frle*ndahlp
- "' ia! ! n.ivif?ar|on laws and?
? ? e f f the British fr:, :--r
In Ha lo retH ptr
that the t??. itj of l'"? ? ? r ?. prevantai
? ? Nicaragua r?n?i. butt
? ? :?? tr for tht main?
tenance f tl - t neutrali*.) nnd'
lorn foi itarfdl lues; nor;
I that tb? Anttriesasi
rnment Is merely applying to He .vail and'
? ?? Rico tl ? ? of imperial feder*atk*at
'??? ?? , ?rlthla and a crmmon tariff*
without?tl ' ??. Irtau of Kng
I.opV
re Theae cen
sors Wh?? complain of the adoption bj America?!
? of a polit y of pro* ? ttlon in place of a policy op
iition attach m re Importane? to phraae?
! like "Join! protect irate" and "oprn door" thAJV
to the real InterettS, uhioh are promoted hy?
md common action between the?
two countrl? s.
Th?- ? rritlct ?re largely outnum
:. who give form?
??'1-rlcaiv.
iet the style for ir.-?
of the canal quettloi declaring
md can hav? l s standing
, h .? f tha Clayton icilwer?
Treat) If the freedom of the p. .? be te-,
? r.s on tht ? its plan.
Ti. ? bl led vleu which "The ?-per-tatoi?"*'
? va ifhout rlou. t th???
n Office, and potata to a
? the enr?a; question on the bas:?
??????- ! S'a'-'S at.d th-*
; ? The vl? w enter
tlstt li that I.tard Salisbury
I. . its I the g.-r.-ra: subject'
,-a" ?'? ' tpp?tered at 5' ,f Bald, and;
? j tlatlont they now un
: ? ? . ? : ?
[t canno? . ?-" that Enciand ?arili re?
.. a ?r'h.-ss ? ^im to Joint
| 81 it? ? ; - . let monev for
, . ? ? BUM regulation*
e It. s ' ' " "; of O* Hieaiaana?*!
? gle English con
rwaj ,1'unr control in?
Nicaragua i l".av? a hearing upon th?*
:.?? || al Bu? *
i if th? expression of?
? ? ? English Journals en thi*
? tha ? 'the Pe,.oe Commlaaion and
-? itlon of pollclea and?
tlon? of empire Th?*
. ri | -* eredtnd with
? in carrying tvary er-wntlal
ting negotiations nrlt-n ??????
tionsl I TVl" purr-hase of tho
Germany Is a'sumed n.? a
'.? irt and Americans are
upon bringing the war.
to a ? - rblng tht ?-? ater pan of th*
?v .? es ting the enrnf't? of
? er. Eggland haa ard<>nf
I States to r.-rr.aln in the
P ppinei and 11 pi s liberal ?ramewlal
? rlthes have r.een gratified ia
, r., r. ind pf t ?' will be li the othag.
}?. r potltloi ? greatly sti^ngtlMnad bv
Ar>?rlo-Ameri?*an good feeling; her only source of
s tbe failure of food ??.??
i XT : ? ' Imei g ti sd?] fl Is rlak ka
nta are etsei tlal to tha
tdoptl t; of the oper 1 sr pi Porto ???
? tr ? mpariaoi '?'?'h
?hese . That I has "Mat
?? British U's' Indies ?r^m economie
ru:n wrought bj I fleet I ptwl 't th*>
and,?. The re
? . ? ? th" ?tata
, ' the Itlai ? ? tins convln that
I th-;?? sur.?, I - mast
md them ?? d avoid thi
? ? ?, f Britll ? \m.>r!-ane
tpected te a ? : ttaSir < ??
nyiteni ' rial federation ani to condemn
. ,. , West Indian | -' ras to econo.nie
ruin m ordtr to Juatlfy i. - -.. ??? rita ?? hich
Amei eant aeed aot be --nsitive to
..?, criticism in maittr?-? of detail BufUa**?
.re nothing If not critical ab?u? thiir o-.a
affa.r.s. and I thtf are Intereat.d 'n new
American r ?> niait?- fre*? ue?? of th?.
'acuity In di?cueelnt? them
The t n- of thlt erttlelSBa ia \e-\ different
fern that tn which Kren-h relaUOOl ar- con
? ? a? haa been Illustrated this w?^k >?
Sir Edmund kJConson'S app?-a-ance m Paris tn
if a candid ' ? I me a taika
tive Ambataadoi of the n?tw sohool The opinion
generali) hel. ss here i? ?hat
Lord ."a Isburj si - ? '
ordinar} usage for the ? ??ring th-?
PARK ant? TILPORDg INCREASED BALE!
of rhe celebrai d ? a-.d Sprint water teatifv t0 ite
m?rlt. i'ure. siiarkUr.g and dc;i:lous.-Advt.

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