The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
PEACE I. DOUBTFUL, ]. [ !. ]
NJ \. / YC'.0||.R:.N.E.LY J. D. !. |. !. SAYS j
Paris Afraid Negotiations
May Be Quickly
Broken Off.
STILL ANXIOUS OVER
MOROCCAN AFF AIR
Minister Of War, Seeking to-
Please Everybody, Displeases
All-Jaluzot Failure Causes
Big Sensation in French
Capitalize Press
Lottery. I'd

(speciats Cable to The Times Dispatch and
t New York tferald) ssl W IL iE5itg
N Copyright, by the New York Herald Coz 8
PARIS, August 5.--The week we have
passed has been Ii week rather poor In 4
tolltical events seeing that tho first place
uollpJ sAn,l sls,ldulsoloud puu s1e,Iodel
oQlVllp puu .Nlollol sseId etll VI souBIy
uOllllul 10 y Jo ozl.td JsIuo aUl uoM SUI +
loJoH .suilv SAuiq still ruppas @r uos
-IlIuS 3ul III suooSpIQ qaeIluoMI. ell 10
al7iunuIo ON OF s5uoIaq 6dolstI sll ut Z
down before her In her canteen.
The second place belongs also to a mill 4
llonaire, but Il millionaire who has had
less good fortune. Nj Jules Jaluzot owed \
TO his fine bear and fine presence his 4
making a fortune quickly in the cons
merce of novelties He founded the large I
stores Of the Prntemps, he became dep
uty for the Nievre; he bought anu sub
;sldized tv G Nationalist ne Wspapers, the I
Patrie and the Press, which covered wi tn 4
insults England and It's King. while stha 4
2'rintemps stores belonging to the same K
proprietary, were beflaggcd in honor OF 4
that sovereign. ~ @ 4. .s@ Z. IA g
Under&the name the Ray Of Saving. =
{ he opened In the stores n real savings 4
hank, until he began to speculate In l
sugar. stss X n 54s5
He avoided n disaster three years a so, IL
only to meet With a greater to-day
This speculator, who is not Jonly,S, Q !,
Hebrew, but who is a violent anti Semitic.
has lost fifteen millions, which he can q
not pay and there resulted q collapse 4
on the Bo,irse of Commerce. the fails
sl,re Of Important houses " and sl8 pa mic Ii
among the depositors of the e8orintemps.4
who came TO claim sthcirfmoney s. To-day
4 it, swuss necessary. to close Its wlndowss =
md SUSPEND b naylntntst + All this VIII 1
end Try badly. IS 3.is
rh:s week have come 9ito5 an end, the
conferences held be tween 'ranc and 4 Rus
sia for tho conclusion of q treaty OF 4
commerce.. The aplenlpotentlartes Of the 4
two countries have como to an agreement y
and thus the alliance which makes us
folio " passionntely the difficulties OF Rus {
sia, domestic and foreign, Is confirmed
and rivlted. Neither the one nor the
:otherappcars as vet ended. ss$
NJ. Wltte. the nlenipotelitfary. has just
arrived III .Americn.s but the success OF !
his mission Is rather doubtful, especial
%lyslffthe Car, as 1t is said, has been re-
captured by the war party, and n ops
poses on principle all cesson of, terri
tory and any indemnity. The J a:sanese., J,
however, cannot pay for their own VIC 4
tories and tits possible gtha tfunder. these! II
conditions, tho negotiations may be auick- p
sly broken off. }s, 81 J
AS for the Internal difficulties, It is
the same Czar and his counsellors who
arc discussing the electoral conditions
OF an assembly with which they Will Il
engage In a struggle from It's BIRTH and
TO which ethey will never leave either
the right of initiative. or the vote Of
the budget or that OF the civil list, and
as IL could not renoutne them with-5
;out4abdcatlng the battle Will be fought
on this ground 3a8 84 Ell ri
Tie negotia tons continue between 81
France and Germany upon the question u
OF Morocco. They have not ended yet.
Although tho French memorandum trans )
,mitted to the German government Is
extremely moderate. one begins to see
again n little anxiety on this side.
THE Minister Of War NJ. Rertcaux, has
begun to re-instnte III the army all the
generals who were struck off the active! y
list 6on account Of the secret informa-
ton notices. General Poigne, who was
commander OF an army. corps and who
passes TO tho artillery hcad dquarters and 4
Generals DeNonancourt and K d AmboIN
de Iarbon. e
Tie first Of these three generals had
made use of the secret notes and the q
two others had protested against the
system &, s.S
NJ Berteaux. then is trying to please
friends and foes. In treating with lndul- 4
gence u general adopted by the Res
puhicans and two generals adopted ~
tho Renctionaries. AS 1t always happens ,
in such cases. he has dlsplensed every
body, the politicians not admitting that
ony other than their friends have been
pnrdoned, 9
Happily, it is only the politicians who
take this low ground, and sincere sup-
porters of the settlement VIII under- Is
stand and approve the thought OF NJ
BertcauN j. CORNELY.