THE SPANISH AMERICAN WAR.
HOSTILITIES SUSPENDED. PEACE ASSURED. , SPANIARDS ALLOWED ALL HONOURS OF WAR. Fighting in Porto Rico. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright WASHINGTON, August 12. The protocol embodying the terms'of peace between America and Spain allows the Snaniards to. leave Porto Rico and Cuba with arms, equipments;' and all the honours of war. Adjutant-general Corbin has telegraphed to General Miles to suspend hostilities, peace being assured. He asks him to inform the Spanish commander of the fact.. Brigadier-general Sch wan repulsed a large Snar.ish force with heavy loss near Mayaquez, on the west coast of»Porto Rico. Garcia, the insurgent leader, at the head of 8000 men, is besieging Holqtun. 65 miles from Santiago. • SYDNEY, August 12. The American colony here has cabled to? President -M'Kinley, ,rOur prayer is, hold the Philippines." "
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11191, 13 August 1898, Page 4
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