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BEATEN ny DAN HANNA.
Senstors Son Assaults . west virgtnia
Legislator In . Cab.

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Feb. N.-About I
o'clock this morning w. q. Caldwell, men,
Der Of the House OF Delegates of this State
and chairman Of the j idiciary committee.
was assaulted and beat en- by Dan r. Hanna
Of Cleveland, son OF Senator Mark Hanna.
Dan Hanna and John H. Winder, general
manager of the kanawha and Hooking
Coal Company. owning thirty mines near
here, were returning to their private oar
rom onight's outing. and seeing . cab on
the street called on the driver to take them
TO their car.
He said he had fare and could not 20.
They demanded that he put the man out
and take them. to which hs demurred.
Hanna opened the door Of the cab and dis
covered Caldwell. who refused TO allow
them to take his vehicle. whereupon Hanna
struck him In the face. threw him into the
street and. getting into the cab. was driven
to the station where his car was.
Caldwell had been to the Legislat i've
ball at tho Capitol Building with his sister
and was being taken to his hotel after
taking hsr home. An attempt VAS made
to arrest Hanna and his companions. but
they got away before the prooeee could
he secure d. They were arrt sted at Point
Pleasant later. but business associates
Of Winder brought prsesur 10 bf ar upon
Caldwell and he withdrew the warrant.
Caldwell is a srall man. less than S feet
high 1t was reported that Senator Clark's
son was IL the party that made the assault.
but that was untrle, he young man being
now in Butte, Mont.
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ORDERS TO RAISE BLOCKADE.
British Government Sends Notice to Com.
mAnd~r--Eermany satisfied.


mAnder-Germany satisfied.
Special CsAe De,pa,ehs' TO TIE SUN
LONDON. teD. H--Il Was OH, ally an
nounced by the Admiralty this afternoon
that orders had been sent to the British
commander OF the feet in Venezuelan
waters to raise the blockade.
The settlement Of the question has not
created any excitement in ftg and. Tie
Evening N Ds heads the story Of the
settlement: The Il-Starred Anglo-Ger-
man Alliance Dissolved at Last.
BERLIN, Feb. l4.-In the Official stateme nj
it 10 pointed out that although the Vene-
auelan incident may now be regarded as
closed and that common En- glish and Ger
man action, so far as coerc,ve measures
are concerned, will cease the moment the
blockade is raised. the Anglo-Oerman
&C operation win continue until the settle
men, Of all the outstanding questions at
The Hague. where England. Germany and
Italy will be represented jointly.
This Government" the statement goes
on to say, SIS we'll satisfied with tho re-
suit Of the negotiations as an ILLUSTRATION
Of the saying that 'alPs we'll that ends
WE'LL It IL particularly satisfied that 1t
has obtained satisfaction of and security
FOR It's first claims, amounting to 100, ,0oC
bolivap 1880 ,O0ol. which will be paid prob
ably through a German banking house be-
tween March is and June is OF this year.
A word Of praise 10 accorded to Mr.. Bowen.
he A ner 10 IN Minister At Caracas and the
OF the Venezuelan Govern
ment In tho negotiations. for his work
ss an Intermediary
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Obituary Notes.

Col John Hsmaton Hose died Yesterday
in Eosnoes: Va Az ss'd ysSrs; after an ~,
xss contr scted In " ashinston eight days seo
while standing II line n President kooIavcli, :
EspsSis.n 'RSn IL Ssnis. Wa va. 'H twice conn ssn
!onSre-sman ofisy' and Sdf once a csnSids!e
was a relative Of Pre- idcnt Roosevelt. He
dminr the Mckinley campaign; He leave:
orator he wss considered the equal OF any
man in the South
s Ic IL caIcoSn n Fiay ssG nss, q 81
lung ,roubl,i bl,i,oh. he recently rsturnsd from
Ps4sG ss2 Ss,ofs oSst .nens 81 1s;'as ts 1
te F1s Rai?oaa at csiicson S1sTf and sier 'Hn IN
u st 1d~ d '0 ana aaus,eT Hs Taa aavs y years
Edward Henry Faulkner died Yesterday
lions Of 9 severe cold contracted last Tisnks-
"ff % ne va. wa: IN m.asl az ssee of he ye up
rag,xnsr II, cr II mt Union ssuafs lie was born n
Vie. HANNAH !. baaisis. dioi iiafs''' n 1872. MS
Thomas ,; Cameron, for ,afty,two years
twelve miles from Newburgh. died on Friday
night, David X. MoNatt, father of the DEN
yer millionaire. was the first agent thero
sftcr tue road was open>i. ie served sis
months and Mr.. Cameron suc1esioi him,
the latter being succeeded by his son. Mr.
Cameron was IS years old He leaves one
son AMI two ddusit,rs
DR.. Franklin A, Gardner. one OF the leadug
physicians Of Was ington. who was " lie
houss p, ,,yscian during tne Administration
Of President Harrison and WAC ATTENDED
James q. Blaine and 1romas B, Reed,
died at his ..ome on Friday night Of typ. old
fever. DIR. Gardner. who was only IS years
old, was born in Salem. Mass. and was edu-
Gated In the school there.
Robert A Cue, VINO died Of a complica-
uon, Of diseases on Friday In hts homo at
" aisi.,c,.d cienu., ys,s} Gig, was a hnciu-
and leather dealers: in I'd. dtg. He wa;
TO the jersey City Chess Club Mr. Cue /
The Rsy. John Campbell, pastor Of the
Second Baptist Church q Hobtken, fer
thiIteen years. died ~ ,paraiysi, OF the heart
s!reet. Jersey City. He wa. 10 years Old
Iio leaves q widow, a son and two ds uah,crS.
The Rev. John Cam pbell. pastor Of the
First Ba ptist Church Of Hobol On. died yc,trr-
day afternoon at his home. 10 IottaSe street.
Jersey ity HEIGHTS. He was 20 years CID,
and had been pastor OF the church since IL
wss organized thirteen years ago.
Mary c. Colby. wife. Of Pay Inspector II.
:. Colby. I. y. n. died yesterday in San
Francisco of heart di-.asa with witch oom-
rlaint she had suffered FOR three years
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DISGUISED As TRANPS.
Detectives Cstch band or Small but had
Boys VINO Threw Stones At Trains.

Beys VINO Threw stones At Trains.
NBw RocaELLE, N. Y. Feb. n-Da-
tectives In the employ Of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford River R1!lroad
Company. diagui I'D as trampe. visited New
Rochelle this afternoon and arrested q
band OF nine youthful train wreckers The
boys are accused Of tampering with the
brakes on passenger cars Of throwing
stones through the wiodoSs of exprcss
cara and perpetrAting other misdemeanors.
They have operated In the New Rochelle
railroad yards for weeks. Last week ono
threw e large stone through a window
N the buffet car on the Boston and Albany
express.
The boys. being familiar with the local
polioe. dshed sn efforts TO capture thcm.
40 the company sent private detectives 20
work on the c1ae. This afternoon the
detectfveA. looking like tramps, leaped
from q p.'sins freight train and captured
Thc prisoners gave their oar,es as william
Welsh, II; John Murphy II; John Murphy
II; John McSweelev. is Ad,m Herman,
II; Everett Behrus. IL; and Louis Corrach.
judge Edgar NJ Phelp, sen,e1ced Cor
rAch, who e sn Italian to the New York
Catholic Protectory The others were fincd
80 each and have been committed 10 the city
prison.
Recently q stone thrown through q car
window struck q boby sitting on It's mo-h-
er's lap. The parents sued the company
and recovered s>oo 4" r,~cs
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COTTAGE TOR MRS. NEJLSON.
She Rents the Newman vilia In Newpcu
Vanderbilt wedding In April.

NRwPoRr. r. l.. Feb. N.-Mrs. Frederic
Nelson rented to-day tie New man cottage
In Catherine street for the coming s-a>on,
and Il Ia announced in addition that s,e
will soon take up her resi- dence here TIE
matter Is regarded az signifcant ii ycN
Of recent f1irnor that the wedding Of Nrs'
Neilson's youngest daughter, Miss athl"''ni
kellsoh. and Reginald Vanderbilt "ouid
take place here. In fact Il Ia now though,
that the wedding will take place here IN
April
Tho Newman cottage is very small, but
" IL probable that Mrs. Nelson wid take
one Of the large boarding houses nearby,
where there viii b. ample room for al!
festivities. Reginald Vanderbilt arrived
Tonight to tnspect the work on his country
place
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TRIED TO KILL HIS ROY.
Insane Father wanted to Take the Lad
With Kim to Heaven

BosroS, Feb. N.-.In a At Of religious
frenzy this morning, Herbert L. Lar,t err ,
living at 2o2 Hancock street. Dorchester.
attempted to kill his favori'e child, Fred
erick. years old, ty cutting his ,hrcf'
with razor. The man then sttenip;e
and throat.
Father and son were hurried az cNc-s
to the City Hospital. Neither will die
A few days ago Lambert tried 20 commit
suicide by drinking poison, but Was nrt
succeesful. Just before he sashed hi.
boy With the raYor this morning he an
hcunced hie intention If killing himself
and aAid that he wished that his f,vorite
son could 20 -to Heaven with him"
IAmbert's family consists of his wife
and 1--WE children
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SUICIDE BECAUSE GIRL WE'D.
King Of Camcronvilie" Hears Tnat She
Had Married In Italy.

King Of Cameronville" Hears That She
Had Married In Italy.
Alfonso Rogoful. who was known a. the
King Of Csmcronville," an Italian settle
rnent near tho Jerome Park reservoir. COM
rnittcd suicide yesterday because he had
heard that the girl to whom he was engaged
to bo married had married man In Italy.
Rogoful, who lived at 2ii2 Morris avenue
In The Bronx, met the girl about year ago.
She wont to Italy to get the consent OF her
parents and while over therc. according
TO letter which Rogoful's cousin show d
70 him yesterday. she married some one
claa.
Rogoful discussed tho mattor with his
mot fsOr and sister at noon " storday ard
tn won't int a side room and cut Ills throat.
When an ambulance arrived from tho Ford
haw Hospital Rogoful was sill alive. The
ambulance surgeon had to fight the Italians
70 get Rogoful into the ambulance. Hc
died In the hospital two hours later. Rogo-
ful got the name ci King. II is said becaus'
the Italians Of the settlement thought h.
had been sent by tho King Of Italy to look
nfter their interests here.
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Nstes VI I'iays ana Player,

A one-sct piece written by Roland D.
Molinsux while hs Wa imprlsoned on the
charge of murder win Be- produced soon a.
Proctor's Twenty-third street theatre.
Loie Fuller the dancer has just been
booked for . South American tour Ia the
summer.
Samuel I. Tuck has sevsrsd his psrtner-
Harlem Music Hall, tn order 10 givs eli
his time 10 HE own theatrical enterprises.
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y. W. TIEMANN DEAD At ss.
brother Of Daniel r. Tcmann. Who was
Mayer Of New York.

Julius W. Tiemann, a brother Of Daniel
+. Tiemann, once Mayor Of New York,
died yesterday afternoon at his home. 1875
West Forty-third street. He had been
out walking in the afternoon and when
he came homo he told his daughter that
he was not feeling we'll. He died Ia q few
moments. He was born IN this city on Aug
is, 1917. Up to two years ago when he
retir he was a member Of the color and
= Aint Arm OF Tierpann d Co. In Duane stree. .
He was married twice. BY his first wife
two SONS. Julius II. and William f., and
three daughters are living. BY his second
H., Ia living. He was a member Of the
Sons o. the American Revolution and was
member of the Committee Of q Hundred
that was organized to Geht the Tweed
Ring. He had lived sixty years in the
house he died In
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CASTRO GETS THE NEWS.
Gables His Thanks. Through Mr. Bowen,
10 the United States.
spsefai caAe Despa,eh to THE SuH.

opSVoS CdSf DesPHtV " hh ouH'
Prom TIE SUN CORES pondent at Caracas
CARA,A,. Feb. N,-Prcsioent Castro re-
c-ivsd a cable despatch from Washington
to-day announcing that the representatives
Of @ eat Britain. Germany and Italy had
signed the protocols with Mr.. Bowen. the
SPECIAL envoy OF Vsnezuela and that the
blockade OF Venezuelan ports would br
raised at once Thi, news created intens
exc't 'rnsnt among the people. who were
assembled In the streets Of the carital.
President Castro at once cablcd Mr..
Bowen . message thanking him in the name
OF Venezuela for the assistance given by the
United States in the troubles Of this Re-
public.
The Revolutionists have issued q bulletin
denying the report that the trouble with the
allies has been settled.
The sun., 1903-02-15
Die Meis,ersinxer" Postponed.

Owing to the indisposition Of Georee
Aa;has 'Ci5 Io,,teTe.ase,- viii not be
given on Monday night at the Metropolitan
Opera Hous-. Aida will be sung in its
place by NM. de Marchi, Scott and I'd
Guard de ksszke and Miles. 0aoski and
Homer. The first performances Of Die
OF tho present month Robert Blass will
sing al the concert tonight in place Of
Mr. Anthes
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CHICAGO'S COAL FIZZLE.
Tue City Goes Out OF the Retailing Business
-Cuatoners' Money Tied Zip.

Cvvcsoo. Feb. H.-Aiter having taken
orders that will require several days to Ia.
the city Of Chic ago has gore out of the bus-
cess Of retailing coal. .iarly who deposited
their money in tho expectation Of gettins
coal are still waiting for the fuel.
Several impatient ones have demanded
heir money back, and al the City Iia!.
mere was trouble when those demandiLs
he return Of their MOI ey were pu' of vii
i,romises. Mayor Harrison was tined
and he issued an order which is tGXen O.
lie dissolution notice for the municipa
Goa! y ard enterprise.
.Thsse people have not received the COZ
hey paid for. Find tbs money 10 repa,
them and give il TO them was the order
sent TO Co omptroller MoGann.
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HOSPITAL PATIENT A SUICIDE.
Osd MAJ Jsn,ps From winaew Wesn Nurss
HAD Turucd Away.

Os0 MAJ jounpo From Wtnoow Woeu Nurss
HsA Turuca Away.
Charles R. Ripley, 1 retired butohsr whose
fsnily live at iS7o Park avenue. The Bronx,
threw himself from . fourt h-story window
OF the Lincoln Hospital late On Friday night
aud died a few hours later. Ripley. who
was 81 ysars old, was taken to the hospital
about woek ago suffering from senility.
Ripley's bed stood near q window open
ing on Concord avenue. Miss Finn, a
nurse. was giving him some medicine about
II O'Clock and h; d turned her back for a
moment when Ripley ipped quietly out Of
bed and UP to the window As he raised
It, the nurse turned and perceived his
purpose.
Be! ore she could reach him. however,
Ripley had thrown himself. head foremost
20 the ground. When the hospital at
!endn ate picked him up he was unconscious.
His X III had been fractured and he lived
only ,nree hours.
No report was made to tho police but
Coroner O'iorman was notified by Supt
Lake. The C,ronsr said last night thai
no blame couiC be attached to the munro.
The sun., 1903-02-15
New Haven Road Contracts Ter Bsidg
In Fail River.

New HAVEN, Conn. Feb. H.-Thc New
Haven r ilroad through PrcsiGei Hall
nas signed contracts for !: steel bridges
In eliminating grade orossing. for tLis read
at Fall River, h;ass. Tie entire work "
x;ensty'e, costing rniilions. The awards
ire to the Boston Bridge works OF Boston
and 70 theMc Clintis-M arsb eli Const truction
Company Of Pittsburg and New York.
The sun., 1903-02-15
COLCMBIA SETTLEMENT.
J. @. Phelps stokes Among the New
Workers There.

]. G. Phelps Stokes. who recently went
TO live at the University Settlement to do
sociological work. has become interested
In the new Columbia University Settle
ment on Lawrence street and will take part
In the direction OF it's activities.
Associated with him will be Josiah c.
McCracken, the former football guard
and half back at the University Of Penn
sylvania. and Jesse D. Purks. principal Of
the new Speyer experimental school at
Teachers College.
F. r. Mussey, head worker al the CO.
lumbia settlement, has resigned. To pursue
graduate work in the Columbia school Of
politi ical science, and z. Stage Within has
been appointed to succeed him, with Chan
ming n. Toy and James W. Taylor rs as
sistant workers. The workers will live ia
the Speyer .chool building.
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LEAPED INTO THE NARROWS.
Had Wedding Ring Engraved -. H. ". u
A. C., Jan. 10, 1881"

~. N'' Seu. AU' s"OS.
Thomas Still veil Of Ninety-second street
and Third avenue, Brooklyn. while passing
the wharf at the foot Of Ninety fifth street,
Fort Hamilton. yesterday morning saw
a woman clasp her hands behind her hea q
and jump into the Narrows. Stillwell
called to Mounted Ia.rolman William JON,
son and together they succeeded il pulling
the woman from the water. but on the
arrival OF an ambulance surgeon from the
Norwegian Hospit1l she was dead
She wore a Wedding ring with the initials
and date y. H. W. to A. c., Jan. 10. 1887
engraved within. The body was identified
last night by John II. Wersede OF 272 Fifth
avenue. Brooklyn. as that OF his wife. He
knew no reason for suicide.
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NO BREAD IN CARACAS.
Raising q the Blockade VIII he Wei
coined There.

SD&e5U Cd6F D~pdlcH 70 Ih1 sun
PARIS, REQ. i%.--A drsp.aci from Caracas
to the Mdnn says that word has been re-
ceived from Maracaibo stating that a small
quantity Of -four has arrived there from
Los Andes. The price Of bread has been
doubled in that district. The weight Of
loaf has been regulated by law. No bread
has been obtainable In Caracas for six DAYS.
Ths Government issued = noticc yester-
day announcing that the blockade Of Vcne-
E,sslan ports would BE- raised IN short time.
The shops at La 0uayra have considerable
stocks Of coffee. COCOA and leather ready
for expectation when the allies withdraw
from the blockade.
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WANT 4 NINE-HOUR DAY.
Representative Of 81. 900 Bren Msulders
to Ursc shorter Honrs.

Arrangements were made yesterday for
a conference htwcen a committee Of the
Iron M,uiders' Union OF North America,
which has a5 900 rnsmbers. and a committee
~ the National Founders Association,
,,n2oscd OF employers. to taxc place In
Cinoinn All, Ohio, on Wednesday, TO con-
slider a number OF quest ions bearing on the
trade.
The principal question to como UP will
be a proposition on the part OF tho iron
noulders TO make the ninc-hour workday
general Al present most OF the iron
,noulders work nine and half or ten hours
a dav
William A. Perrins will go from New
York "a represent ative Of The iron mould.
Gre board.
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rood FOR VENEZUELA.
Three Red Line ships VIII Saii From
New York This Week.

Tho Red d line will this week start three
ships. loaded with provisions, to ports
Of vsnexuela, for the relief Of the dist ressed
people there. Tho Maracaibo will finish
getting on cargo tomorrow and sail then
for Curacao, La Guayra and Maracaibo.
On Saturday the Philadelphia, due here
on Tuesday, and the newly chartered Nor
weeian steamship Nora, will sail. stopping
at La Guayra and Porto Cabello. Mean
while the line will despatch one OF its smaller
steamer from Curacao to the nearest
Venezuelsn port with provisions.
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strikers Win.

The dockworkers who struck on the
new North German Lloyd piers in Hobokcn
for an eiyht-hour day and the pay Of union
carpenters returned towork yesterday
The contractors acccdod to the mems
demands.
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SUICIDE IN WIFE'S PRESENCE.
Was Angered Because BRIDE Of Four
Months Had Left Him.

Months Had Left Him.
Crazed because his wife would not liva
with him. Max schreiber. 70 years old. OF
East Rutherford, N. J., killed himself
to-day. He drank carbolic acid and, a.
the fluid began TO work. dashed into the
room whero his wife and her mother were
sitting and Hred two shots into his body
lust below the heart. causing instant death
Tho couple had b,en married only -four
months. They began housekeeping in
Hoboken. but disagreed and separated
return 10 him. but she refused.
Last night be made one Of his periodical
visits and told his wife that unless che
-eturned to hun he would shoot her and
himself This morning before . O'Clock
ne was at the house again and when she
again refused to return killed himself.
The sun., 1903-02-15
Bill Posters Get More Pay.

The Bill Posters Union reported yesterday
INA: Z: hss gained as...cS made :cr a..
increase In pay of about 10 per cent. All
employers but ono, who IL expeoted 10 grant
the demand this week. have agreed to the
advance.
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CONRIED GETS 1rHE LEASE.
TO Conduct GRAND OPERA HERE
FOR FIVE YEARS.
Seven Metropolitan Directors Voted for
Him. six for walter DsmrOsch-Mr.
Cenrted WIN Announce Hts nam
soou-He Believes In Ensemble Work.

soon-He Believes In Enseu'bls Work.
II was announced yesterday that Heinrich
Conricd. msrager Of the Irving Place
Theatre. had been chosen to succeed Maurice
Grau as operate lessee Of the Metropolitan
Opera House.
The announcement was made by Frank
N. Dodd, secretary OF tho Metropolitan
Opera and Real Estate Company, who gave
out copy of q resolution adopted by the
board Of directors ct a meeting held at the
Office Of George G. Haven, It's chairman. on
Friday. The resolution Ia a. follows.
Resoired. That the executive committee
be directed to negotiate with Mr.. Heinrich
Conried Regarding the Metropolitan Opera
House. with power to conclude q lease In
case satisfactory terms can be arranged.
The executive committee left the matter
In the hands Of Mr.. Haven. who notified
The sun., 1903-02-15
Horner's
F urniture
: All the New Ideas :

All the NEW IQeaS {:
THIS 1. what our stock presents all
j the time---all the new designs
and creations OF the Furniture
world IS they are produced, together
with all the newest effects in coverings.
With the approach Of Spring the
incoming Of new goods will be Of
daily occurrence from now on. But
whether Just from the manufacturers
or a short time in stock, our collet.
ton will be found the most atrac.
tive in the city, both from its variety,
newness and prize inducements in
suites IS well as in single pieces
from the plainest to the richest made,
and IN all the fashionable woods.
n. ]. HORNER O. CO.,
Furniture Makers and Importers.
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made by his Maiesty's Government. In con.
cert with the Governments OF Germany and
italy. To raise the blockade OF the Venzuelnn
His MaJesty's Government viii be pre-
pared 70 restore. the vessels OF the Vene;;
1uelan Navy which have been seized and
further 70 release any other vessels captuLed
under the Venezuelan hag, on the receipt
srnment or T'tS tSs, ,her % viii VI hold his Majssty's
Government indemnined in respect Of any
PROCEEDINGS which might be taken sgaiDst
them BY the owners OF such ships or OF goods
." Article IS'"The treaty Of amty and. com;
merce Of Oct 20 1884, having been connrmnd
~ f'ol his proetel % The Govsrnment Coz Of tenssusia
will be happy TO renew diplomatic relations
~f% pops S'' n 'tSs Duplicate Washington ,hi.
HERBRRr ". BOWEN.
MICHAEL n HERBERr.
The provision in winch Nene.ueia ac-
knowledgee liability for and agrees to pay
Italian Claims originally demanded In
cash In as follows:
THE Venezuelan Government accepts,
recognizes and will pay the amount of the
Italian claims OF the M nsst ,.n sns ~ Ss,vsa
cf 2siopsS holtvsra fAs62 ,o6n. IL In ex-
pres.ly agreed that the payment of the
whole Of the twelve italian clnims OF the
hrst rank will be msde without being the
same claims or same u nsubmttted 10 the
mixed commits sion anu without any revis-
ion or objection"
The Italian protocol provides that In
addition 10 this amount Venezuela will pay
to Italy .as satisfaction OF the point
t27 500 in cash. within sfXty days. The
German Government Ii to receive an equai
amount In thirty days and the British Gov
eminent has received draft for the eAn,e
amount from Mr. Bowen.
The provision Of the German protoco!
u regard 70 the payment OF about 1s4o OK
10 that Governmert 1. as follows:
The German claims originating from the