The sun., 1902-12-07
EXPECTS VENEZUELA TO PAY.
ENGLAND DOESN'T THINK FORCE
WILL BE NECESSARY.
hr. eeliGman's Negotiations viii Probably
Prevent . Dreak-Engisnd and Ger.
many In Complete Harn,ony-TwO NJ
Their Warships Arrive At Ia Guayra.
coAs Ds,poieh TO tbs SUE.


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that n, uI,i,,atum was delivered 70 yone.
z,.la ,o.day m. ins,ructiops which viii
h. san, Ia IN. Rri,i.b naval c,nrap,,er
at La C,uayra. il i. .x,ected. will result
in a detniie issue lv the middle of next
,rcek There are good grounds for be-
ueyinv that lety,eer now and then the
,I.ir. of Great Britain will be settled with
out the rather strong asselnhlsce of British
shin. In Venezuelan waters having TO make
more than A passiye demonstration. IL
will also trobeLlv be Indicated AZ the same
tim, that r.cotiations for the settlement
of the trouble ar, gong on here.
II should lie said def iteiy that nothiag
is known IT, tie oily circles which have
any authority To deal with auestiors of
ahv Nene7lnlan se ret mission The Ger
man Foreign Ofice issued n co1nmii iluc
\-day asking the press to reject all reports
ror cer,iug II . doil, o. of this commission,
I'll, CoHbre GCzeue adds To this that the
leading Ameri, an rewsrarers have rightly
shown that aiy steps taken by aiv such
mission could not receive tie recognition
either of Fnglard or Germany. AN or. Ion
in which says the Gazette we are In com
rl,.te agreement"
II las h,..n ohsaryed that with many
covert fin es nj the Monroe Icctrire there
las been a very definite display from all
oh, air allie evidence that American oIiniofl,
ar, his uccnsiYu. coirCide. with tLat of the
T Iror.an claimants. Ex,ra-g Nernmenta'
,ey,.ia,Iot. which seek a snu,tion of the
crisis. cnrtre ON MIR. Seligman. whore
role las been met amorplC s,-u in the yast
fortniyht from arrangi, @ for the paymer.t
of foreign Louohold,r. 10 nm eudeayor TO
satisfy the claims ct the FIR clish and German
Goy.rnmerts MIR Seliguau La. al
rarertlv received pressing requests from
tie Venezuelan Government to arrange
FOR n settlement. and for tits reason It il
now auticirst.d ,lat Venezuela will rot
allow matters TO come TO the breaking roi,t,
lut will produce the uo,ey at the last
nonent
In anv case ~ An ultirnatum IL ed
n will h.. nacsssarv To give twan,y-four
bours' grace. If final satisfaction is not
given on "Wednesday or THURSDAY it is
though, that the British and German feets
will take action on the next day. II ia gem
erallv considered that Mr.. Seligrnan will
ba successful in the matter, and will be
able to produce the money and save the
situation before the middle of next week.
COLOGNE, Dec s.-The Cologne Gazette has
received a despatch from Venezuela which
states that Germany and England have
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