The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 17, 1898, Page 1

This Paper not to be taken from the Library.+*+* | /fl RO B e ) : all VOLUME LXXXIV._NO. 47. SAN FRANCISCO, SUNDAY, JULY 17, 189S—THIRTY-TWO PAGES. PRICE FIVE CENTS. SPANISH FLAG COMES DOWN AND OLD GLORY SURRENDER | OF SANTIAGO !J BY THE DONS | ., Troops to Be Marched Out To-Day as Prisoners of War. Officers May Retain Their Side- arms, but Other Weapons Will Become Uncle Sam’s. [ PANORAMIC VIEW OF SAN JUAN, PORTO RICO, WHICH WILL BE THE GOES UH NE)\T SPANISH PORT TO BE ATTACKED. CAMP NEAR SAl\TlAGO July 16.1-— — —The surrender has been definitely set- PFACE MAY FOLLOW tled and the arms will be turned over to-morrow, and the troops will be SHNTIGGO S FAI L arched out as prisoners of war. The Sp anish colors will be hauled down at 9 o'clock and the American flag hoisted. Spain in a Position to Sue for Honor- SHAFTER, Mdlor Cenwf | able Terrns, but Internal Troubles o ¥ YORK, July 16—The =] i o 3 o s : = o . Are Likely to Ensue. ¢ . o B y = Spectal Cable to The Call and the New York Herald. Copyrighted, 1508, by James Gordon Bennett. s L ADRID, July 16.—In view of the su xrrn\‘u of Santiago, which is known to have been (L made use of by political agitators to stir up ill feeling, the Government wisely declared the L g llaw. The cen- titutional guarantees in abeyance. I]w(n( words, we noun ler mart of Am s put into execution what it pirit renders \’m»ul-l\ nec t the war is at an end, as rnal troubles will r t be given credit for having lovally done 1ts best to WILL TAKE CAROLINES Monitor Monterey to Hoist the Stars and Stripes Over the Islands. NEW YORK, July Herald says: It is practicail report that the monitor Monterey wi ) of the 16—A Washington special to the ily admitted val circles that the Caroline Islan rrect she wi