The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-21
THE VENEZUELAN MIDDLE
Enaland's Cltimatum Has Been
Placed On File.
THE TERMS OF SETTLEMENT
Great Britain Lays Down the LAW which
the Little Country Is Expected TO
Obey Stubborn Resistance
Is Looked For.

-. % rha c, romos' Ca
n.ohoon, ~ W ,,,,;nn to an
~e.te sa.s "a cai,shnrv has sent
ho"i'uS ."'' 20 prosiJon, Cresro. of
an u.lih,a'u,ii aso. !" rs,r,rotinn for
NeheHue.a' ,,as ~, tr,uon and
.hr ur'.Sa ,n u t,r,ns W. 'mnnn which Great
StN.nS LIN i,,r,,,,,, 5a.nrr,ipa the
,,,i nt,,ai' ";is iis,,,,,o r,.ith venrzusl, The
,,i,i,',,,,, S tther an tho way 10 Vene-
-, r nossthI,, h,s nv tbis time
-, o,,,,i,,, 5n,;,,,rsi
n,S ~, saii,I,,., ond W. r,h,uhnrloir
,,innia, s'c,r,nr,. tba coye,tn saws 40
>,JfnJ mrnn tbe tinol course in ths mat
ter before MIR Chamberlain started on
his vacation month ago. and BON
agreed that 1t was necessary 10 eNu
the frontier dispute al once. even II II
had To be accomplished by force.
Washington, oct. l9.-The British ann
hassador. Sir Julian Pauncetote, au-
thoriZes an unqualified denial or the
published statement that he called AZ
the state department on a mission oi
great Importance; that ne informed sec
retary Olney in substance that in view
or the Interpretation Whlch inns coui-
try placed upon the Monroe doctrine IN
connection with the Venezuelan dls-
pute, Great britain would ask some de-
lay IN preparing It's reply, ana Supmlt-
ting 1t 10 this government.
aside from Sir Julian's plain ana cm-
phatic denial of this report. II may he
stated here that Lord Salishury's for
NAL reply 20 Secretary Olrey's memo-
randa was made weeks ago. Il was eX-
ceedingly brief, and said, in effect, that
the Importance of the question at ISSUE
was such that her majestN's govern
ment would consider 1t carefully before
answering il in eNtenso. II now APP
pears that Secretary Olney's original
letter was sent 10 Ambassador BaEard.
and by him transmitted 10 Lord SAILS
bury in August last
An interesting Phase
Tho MOS, ,,,ar,s,,rg rbasa of ,ba
I-a,,.,rS,,r bnnr4arv Iisnu-a with
c.rnat prt,,i,, bns ~, dars,on.d Inv
~, ,,;.,,,,,. .,,r, r.hioi, wa tas+,,,s GOV
.,,.,,.,,s,, is sniI - bo,.a ssct ~ va,a-
,,nsia e,r1,,.in,, ont ~ tho arrast last
- So, robran, ,Nd ,v,o a.
s,s,a,,,. - ,b' Rr,,tsb no,ic, frrc, hv
~ Vs,sg,siar artbNri,i.s ,t Trruan
S.,,-r',,,. p,,bra,,s nr,f,,a1 ,ba+ a, .ba
.t,,,, 90 tf, ,,ros., o.,r,ai, of bfs bousa-
bo,d affsc,s n,ara saizad bv the Vsna-
.,,,+,i,, ,'s s,,1.1i,r,, ,ftar b,s iibsratton no
-, re,,,, b,,rsad hr ,ba Caraees GOV
a-,r,a,, -. ~, ,,ar-,,.,,, I,ss ,li.e.j >,
bave hsan s,,stsinad hv him n is NOW
l,a,ieve1 ina. tba VanazuaIar govern
mont viii aa,I,, ~af,,sa Il. accent any nj
tir,,a ,,,r,,rhicb will iook to the M oyment
Of an ", ,Sa,nritv an lis mar, 10 Ssarraar7t
Barrers or an anology for his arrest.
safe dapa +tmant officials who are IA
rnilier win tha disnut. hetwaen the ,w,
countries believe. that Venezuela win
rest the case on the assertion that the
British notice were the aggressors in the
first case I'm crossing the river and
MA ntlny their fae ON fine wast hank oc-
cupied bv the Verazuelans. that the ar.
rest of Rabrers while NOT strictly L..
gal would not have occurred had he
not taken the initiative and thus
aroused the anger or the venezuelan
sold.ery. Moreover, the country in
which the arrest was made Is at least
nfty miles west Of the Schomberg line.
IL Hes IN that part ot venezuela wnich
- IN dispute between the TWO countries,
but the control of wh!ch Great I'ritaiu
IS Wiling 70 nave arbitrated. the NCne-
zuelans, on me othar hand. insists that
the point where the arrest was made
Is as mnch thelr own territory as the
country surrounding the capital at Car
aca-
NAT ac'Ioh thlS government WIZ
IKE ,anH"t, oi course pe loTptoIi'
:, . .,houlu the ,hlteu stdtes urge ffeSl-
ueHt orespo 10 stahn Irm ana I" n'l-
~ pay an nmueihnlty nor apoIpgllr'
.I'.7 huN - WII ~ "uunt np promptly
oa nem. alG tt,le"ueia VIII mus shllt htT
:, !, uai ~ w" ,, IItat hrla!h 10 tne SnpuI-
". IN t"is,u otates' rh'uIa the
- .Ii,, i,'oe., '5.'trs' w siie uthe, hah,: u'-
IN " We vlaWh mo tne aHalr, Ntne-
,,.i LIZA course u somewhat uncertain.
, IT. iu,'nn, s,r WI tailey suDfnlt elther 10
,.,i,'.,i",, 80 y, ,r, .pilt,y VI w nv W
20 IN =. i'i p.!nG.pli s,"ipTt cItI'S
lta,.na h,, - ,,., - P'su, ~ no. w.,
~" ahe ~ are ia'h'''ar "i'h
Prcs'"s"t 'resr"s 'afcer'
President Crcspo. who has proved
himself to be wise and humane ruler
IN peace. has also high reputation
FOR bravery and no little military skin
ls well. He inaugurated the revolu-
ton several years ago, which resulted
In the overthrow Of the Palacip gov
arn nent, and which resulted In his sub
sequent elevation to the chief maglg-
tracy OF the country. He has at his
which. although numerically small at