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PEACE CONFERENCE.
Armistice Between Warning Central
American Republics.

Washington, July 1S.-An armisuce
between the warning Central Amer1-
can republics went into effect at 6
O'Clock this morning The Guatema-
Ian minister called at the state de-
partment today and announced that
ne had been advised by his govern
ment of the selection of three com
sent Guatemala at a peace confer
ence They will go on board the Mar
blehead tomorrow.
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land, California, was unanimously
chosen Grand Exalted Ruler.
LATER Philadelphia was chos-
en- by the Grand Lodge of Elks to-
day as the convention city next
year Philadelphia received 495 votes,
Baltimore 295. St. Joseph withdrew
from the contest
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OVERRATED MILLIONAIRE.
Fortune of South African Financier
Looks Smaller After His Death.

London, July 1S--Those in posi-
ton to have authoritative informa-
ton regarding the amount of the
fortune of the late Alfred Belt, the
South African financier, have not yet
given any figures to the public. News
paper estimates range from $125,-
600 600 to s625, 900 900. but it proba-
bly will be found when the terms OF
the will are published that Belts for
tune was less than fifty millions 1t
is expected that about one-third OF
this amount will be bequeathed 10
national purposes in Great Britain
and South Africa, mainly of an edu-
cational character. and a great part
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Smallpox at Colon.

Washington, July lS.-Eleven new
cases of smallpox were reported 10
the Washington office OF the Canal
Commission today by Governor Ma
goon. The total number of cases now
is p. No Americans have the dis
ease. So far there have been no
deaths. No cases exist in the isthmus
outside of Colon.
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Childs Muslin Drawers at 7 1>2c pair>>>PRICE

of his fortune to the family of his
most intimate friend the late Cecil
Rhodes. Belts married sisters in
Germany and Austria, his mother
and brother probably will receive
considerable amounts.
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The Record has nothing in partic-
ular against the editor of the Regis
ter-Tribune We merely wished TO
make it clear that the Democrats
do not want him. The Republicans
are welcome to him He is al least
as much personal friend" of the
Record editor as ne is of the candi-
dates nominated on the Democratic
county ticket.
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THE BIG SALE.

The Big Clearance Sale of
Jaffa, Prayer & Company will
continue until Saturday night.
Rare bargains are being offered
in every department and high
grade merchandise is being
sIashed right and left.
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BANK PRESIDENT KILLS HIMSELF
Was Once a Prominent Civil Engi-
neer in New Mexico.

DeSMoines Iowa. July 1S.-Martin
Flynn, president of the Peoples Saw
ingS Bank here, shot himself in the
head at a drug store today. dying in
stantly. Ill health is supposed to be
the cause. Flynn was a prominent
breeder of ShOrthOrn cattle. He also
gained prominence as a civil engi-
ueer for the Santa Fe in building the
Ration mountain tunnel. which begins
in New Mexico and ends in Colora-
do. He was sixty years old.
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Lady Curzon Dead.

London. July 1S.-Lady Curzon of
Keddleston. died today. She never
quite recovered from her serious i'll
ness at " dlmar Castle. Kent, in
1904 and the recent hot weather
brought on an attack of general de
bility-
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Prayer Meeting Notice.

Prayer meeting topic at the Chris
tian church this evening will be
My Favorite Hymn" The pastor
leads. Be sure and come and have
your favorite song
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District Clerk C. NJ. Bird went up
the road this morning to meet his
brother-in-law. w. Fl. Rhodes. who
with his wife. is coming from York.
Neb., to make their home in Ros-
well. They will arrive this afternoon
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Capt. Yates Dies of Injuries.

Boise, Idaho, July 1S.-Capt. VIM.
Yates, of the Fourteenth Cavalry,
skull by being thrown from a horse
at Boise barracks, died today.
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u. 8. WEATHER BUREAU.
(IocaI Reoort.1

observation taken at a. m.)
Roswell, N. NJ, July 1S.-Tempera-
81; min, 81; mean, y.
Precipitation, .06; wind W., veloci-
ty miles: partly cloudy
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Local showers tonight; fair Thurs
day; stationary temperature.
n. WRIGHT,
Official in Charge.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT Two nicely furnished
rooms, gentlemen preferred, 215
w. 3rd. 1876
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goods, switches, wigs, pompadours
and curls 206 w. 4th ST. 1St3*
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Notice to Real Estate Dealers.

| hereby withdraw all my property
from sale. 1873
GEO. J. SHIELDS.
d H Dill went TO Acme this morn
ing on a prospecting trip.
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Cheap R. R. tickets. See Ingersoll
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Judge w f. Rogers came up from
Lake Arthur this morning.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
JEW AVENGES HORROR.
krEortaiiy Hounds Nan Blamed for
BiaiySfok Massacre.

81. Petersburg Dec. 5.-Police Inspector
sheremetiefT who. after the anti-Jewish out
break a. Bialystok in June last. for which he
said TO be responsible. was transferred 10
Ct. Petersburg. was shot and rnorfally wounded
by workman this morning. The Inspector s
ESsailant killed himself
The assafant has been identified as a Jew be
longing 20 Biaiystok. sheremetief had Just
been appointed chief e police % BialysJok. and
was about 10 return there
The reports Of var'ike activity on The part of
the Japanese in ManchUria. published in Lon
don. are characteyized - the War Ministry as
complete inventions. The ofiio.a:s here have not
received any information tending 70 confirm the
reports
Shortly after the shooting Of Inspector Shere-
netieff his wife received parcel containing q
dagger inscribed as follows an memory of the
organizer OF the Bialystok anti-Jewish attack
and of Admiral Kuzmich murdered last May.
Admiral Kuzmich was murdered on May "A by
one of the worh1nen whose May Day defnonstTa-
rion he had attempted 10 stop. The murderer
drove long dagger into the back ot me al
IniTal. killing him Instantly Before ms dedth
the admiral had given utTerance 10 enlhusldsllC
approval of the BialystOk massacre, ana hao
eublicly eulogized Inspector Sheremeuef-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
WIFE MURDERER ADJUDGED INSANE.
Alienists Found That Walshs Brain Had
Been Divided in Two by Blow.

Thomas Walsh. who was indicted for murder
in the first degree, adjudged insane, by a
jury in Part 3 o. the General Sessions before
Judge Rosalsky yesterday. and committed to the
State Asylum for the Criminal Insane at Mattea-
wan In the presence Of their ten-year-oId
daughter, Rose, he killed his wife. Kate on
August 2S. hacking her with in their
home, at No 1923 Second avenue. A commits
sion. consisting of Dr- Carlos F. Macdonald. DR.
Austin Flint and DR.. Frank MCGUIRE. examined
him and found he was suffering from epiIeptic
insanity
Or Macdonald yesterday testified that
Walsh's memory defective 10 such degree
that he practically remembered nothing Of his
wifes murder. They found he had a depression
Of the skull which practically divided the brain
In investigating the history Of the case they
found that about five years ago Walsh was
struck by a beam. sustaining q fracture of the
skull. From the time Of his partial recovery he
suffered from epieptic fits. The jury then
found that Walsh not responsible for his
deed, and Judge Rosasky committed him TO
MatfPawaD
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
TRY RUSSIAN OFFICERS.
.Nc5ogqtof and IS Others Up for
Surrender to japanese.

g. Petersburg. Dec. 5.-The trial Of Rear Ad-
-riral NehoEatof and sevenry-eighr officers Of
his squadron for suTendering 10 the japanese
~ the ha7t1e Of the sea of Japan. on May IS,
1905. began before a special court martial this
morning. The accused are divided into three
ca'esories:
Flrst-Adrniral Nebogatof and the comman-
Gers of The ba-rleships
Second-The officers who advocated The SUP
render
Thfrd-The officers who did NOT endeavor 10
prevent The surrender
The trial VIII probably last three days.
The triaI brought out an aristocraIic audience
~vhich crowded the small. iI ventilated room OF
The marine barracks in which the court-nartial
Sal. over thirty thousand applications for seats
We're received.
Rear admiral -1ebogatofr. who was dressed
3r civilians clothes. was defended by The law
yer of he late Father Gapon NJ. Margolin the
lower house of parliament. kuzWiu karavaieff.
declined 10 appear in his behalf. Altogether
there are thirty lawyers 10 handle the case on
behalf of -he defence
The first group OF officers VIII be tried under
thai paragraph OF The navy regulations which
provides for the punishment hy death Of any
commander q squadron or snip who surTen-
GERS without a hEhI when he could save his
crew or lHfilct damage upon The enemy The
accused men are in fighting mood. and highly
sensational disclosures are expected tomorrow.
when an attack Uiu be made upon The Ministry
of Marine Tor intrustng the accused men with
worthless aeer
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
VENTED SPITE ON RIVALS HORSE.
Poured Muriattic Acid Upon Animals Back
Thirty Days the Sentence.

In the Court Of Special Sessions before Justices
McKeou. Deuel. and McAvoy, Isaac Deitschman.
of No. 800 East 9th street. was accused yester-
day Of pouring two ounces Of nuriatio acid
upon the back Of a horse owned by a business
rival Louis Wallman, of No. Ludlow street
The testimony showed that up 10 five years ago
De:tschmar and Mailman had been partners
When the partnership dissolved they he
came bitter rivals Wallman prOspered and
Deitschman went down
Deitschman grew so inCensed over the success
Of Wailman that he went 10 a drug store bought
a two-ounCe vial Of muriatc acid and poured
the contents over the back Of one Of WaIlman's
horses. The latter and a score Of other men sayv
the act and the agony Of the animal. The
crowd then fell upon Deitschman and might
have killed him. but for the interference of a
policeman DeitsChman viii spend thirty days
IN the Tombs because of his cruelty.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
THE LONDON TIMES" TO REoRGANIzE
Control Of The Thunderer'' To Be Vested
in Joint Stock Company

London. Dec 5.-The Chancery Court to-day
granted an order allowing the reorganization Of
The London Times as joint stock company.
This marks notable departure in the tradi-
tonal methods of the journal. For the last
century successive managers have exerted abso-
lutte control over The Times but the various
owners now desire to form a company TO take
over the general control Their application 20
the court set forth that the reorganization had
specfaf. reference 10 the developments Of modern
journalism.
The court in granting the order. also directed
that a general accounting be made of the assets.
The order was granted by mutual consent, all
the proDrietors agreeing 10 the reorganization
pared.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
BERNARD TlEFENTHAL.

Bernard Tiefenthal, member OF the firm Of
Adolph Boissevain & Co.. a leading American
banking house in Amsterdam. Holland. died in the
Mount Sinai Hospital early yesterday from blood
poisoning. Mr.. Tfefenthal arrived here about six
weeks ago with his wife About two weeks ago
carbuncle appeared on his upper lip. Surgeons sent
him 10 the hospital. advising operation Two
were performed ny Dr. Howard IAlienthal. OF No
766 Madison avenue, but Mr.. TiefeDthel sank
rapidly His wife with him at his death
Only ten days ago he was the guest az dinner
given for him by local bankers at the Metropolitan
Club He was considered of the vealthiest
bankers Of Holland and vas power IN banking
circles there. The body will be sent to Anster-
dam next Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06

missioners Aldridge. of Rochester,. and Rock
well, of Yonkers.
In denying the application the majority OF the
board points out that the territory purposed TO
be benefited by the proposed new electric line
is already served by one or more steam roads.
of which. the board says is electrtfying its
system between Rochester and Elrnira-
Commissioners Aldridge and Rockwell, in a
dissenting opinion. call attention 70 the fact
that the board has in the past granted applica-
tions for the construction of electric lines in
territory paralleling steam railroads.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
KING MENgLIk REPLIES AT LAST.

Addis-Abeba. AbyssiHia, Dec. . King Menelik
has at last sent his reply 10 Great Britain
France and italy regarding the proposed ar
raHgemeut for the Observation-Disclosures OF the
Ethiopian Railway. II IS understood that the
King adheres 10 The suggested arrangement. but
with the reservation thar il shall in no way limit
llS sovereign rights There has been consider
able surmise 10 whether the Kings deIay In
asserting 10 the railroad proposition was due 10
pressure on the part of outside power
Rome. Dec 5--The recent illness Of King Men
elk' II developed to-day, consisted Of cerebral
congestion, and. although the danger is now
over. he has not regained his former Iucidity
seeming 10 Doe IL q state Of slight torpor
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06

consumed the entire session Of the Tribunal of
First Instance of the Seine to-day. He described
how the tradesmen's and usurers bills had been
cieverly mixed UP. and reiterated the perfect
willingness Of Nine. Anna Gould TO settle the
legitimate debts, although delay was neces-
sary. as there We're no funds from the trustee
of The estate at her disposal at present.
Counsel argued that II was unjust and illegal
10 attempt 10 make Nine. Gould responsible for
the enormous sums borrowed by Count Bon! of
usure-s 10 meet his mad eXtravagances ana
princely prOdigaiity.'
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
STRTKE of 1900 MEN,
Sailors At odessa Out-4dmiral
afraid to Send Help.

odessa. Dee. 5.-The suppression Of the Sea-
mems Union hv the government has been fol
soyed bv a strike Of tlle seanen. with the result
that The business Cf The shipping companies is
So.,lrIe:oly lied up. About eleven thousand men
Pre ol. and The Governor appealed TO Admiral
Slz.-i,,-f. commander OF The Black Sea fleet. TO
send sailors from Sehastopol 10 relieve tne sit
nation TIC aorriral. however. refused 10 DO So
fearing thar The sailors would Join the strikers
kt-er-rre have been made 10 dispatch steamers
sTar-.,eG hy novtces. but they ended in failure
one q The vessels ran aground and the Others
Tcrurucd 10 port.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
RECIPROCITY IN SOLDIERS.

London Dec "-Imperial reciprocity in SOL
dlers promises ~ be one Of the results ~ Mr.
Haiaanes recent disbandrnent Of some battaI-
Ions OF the British army. one hundred and ATTY
men VINO We're lately disbanded from the Sd
-, i,al anon OF The Manchester Regiment wifi pro-
- - 10 Canaua and join the Dominion's forces
- '"t ai, olHe+ authorities hope that the move
--.5N "IA pe arranged by which Canadian
.l3op9 al he sent 10 England and British
5'NI,a 9rHI 70 canada, with the object OF more
close4y cIy welding he services into an imperial
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
OBITUARY.
CHARLES pONNELLY.

by Telegraph O The Tribune
Pittsburg, Dec. 5.-Charles Donnelly, OF Plttsburg
and New York died this afternoon at his home in
Fifth avenue. this city His death followed an
operation performed several days ago. Mr.. Don
nelly, who was sixty-seven years old. left q wife
and eight children. He born in Ireland and
came TO PittSbUrg in early life. He prospered in
the coke business, and Of the founders Of
the Mcclure Coke Company. which was absorbed
by the FTiCk Coke Company During the term Of
Robert Garret president of the Baltimore d
Ohio Mr Donnelly was Weep president.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
BOARD DIsAGREEs ON APPLICATION.
Railroad Commission Refuses Certificate TO
Upstate Traction Company.

Albany, Dec. 5.-The State Board of Railroad
commissioners to-day denied the application OF
the Rochester, Corning Elmira Traction Com
pany for a certificate of necessity TO construct
an electric line from Rochester to Elmtra,
distance Of about I2O miles The vote in the
Railroad Commission on the proposition was as
follows Against the application-Commission
ers Dunn, OF Binghamton. Baker of Oweso. and
Dlcky' OF Newburgh. For the application-Co1n-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06

a gradual disarmament Of the forces of the
powers be included in the programme Of the
forthcoming second Peace Conference here, nor
the naturalization of Holland. If the latter
question to be settled. the Minister added,
II must he done by international treaty but ne
considered that the dangers of naturalization
were greater than the advantages. Hollands
policy, in his opinion. ought to be discreet, but
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
N. KURINo MUCH GRATIFIED.
Diplomat Who Negotiated Treaty SAYS japan
Wants Only Equal Treatment.

Paris. Dec. 5.-The japanese Minister here. N
Eucino, who negotiated The Japana American
Treaty ot 1885, was extremely gratihed bv
President Rcosevelr's declaration on The san
Francisco school controversy ia his message te
Congress yesterday. The minister said to-dav
that although the school question was not fore
seen when the treaty was drawn up. the most
favored nation clause was designed 10 prevent
discrimination and provide for equal treatment
with the most favored nation. which was ali
Japan desired u. Kurino considers this TO be
most important for the continuance of good rcla-
lions between The twO countries, whose Interests
~ spite of commercial competition run parallel
IN the Pacific and China
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
ENGLAND's TROUBLE OVER AsIATICs
Presidents Message Thought Applicable Out
side the United States.

London. Dec. president Roosevelt.s declara-
zion in his message TO Congress yesterday on the
treatment accorded 10 japanese in The San
Francisco schools specially appeals To- the Brit
Ssh because both I'm South Africa and Australia
e similar anti-Asiatic feeling has created en-
harrassment for the imperial authorities
The newspapers here point out that The Yves
tern states of America have no monopoly ii this
snu-Asisticism, and consider that the PreSf-
dents remarks convey q lesson which might
well DE laid 10 heart in other quarters than that
% which il is directly addressed
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
WILLIAM A. wHITTLEsEY.

Pittsfed. Mass, Dec. 5.-Willam A. Whittlesey.
one OF the most prominent business men Of Pitts
field. died at his home here to-day, at the age of
ffty-fve years. Mr.. Whittlesey a member of
the State Assembly in 1897 and Of the State Senate
IN the following year. he prominently
nected with manufacturing enterprises in this city
and at time connected with the firm of
Henry II. Tilden Company, Of New York. His
wife was Miss Caroline B. Tilden, q niece of Sam
uel Tilden. Mr.. Whittesey is survived by
three children
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
FOREIGN PORTS


CheTooGrs, Dec ;. m-Sailed steamer Eror,-,n,
eInptonl. York A~ N'u0n-
New York HUI '-' -0U1s'
hoHs Dec S-Arrtvsd previously steamer N,wev
taaI lHrl Buck. New York via Colombo.
Dec .. 1880 ul-S2ied.
York via Chsrboure N- N0"''7''i' We"
1okohorna, Dec arrived pr,vtorsiv har, orar.-.S
tfernan), RehrenH. New Fort - ->+N-1''
Johnston New York '-0-'N~ N0il.
London. B-SaiIe9
New YORK i1l -N~l4N5ANS"tt N@Els hooSt.
N Dec sailed steamer Tagus Csr, st-anx-r
Ts-.--S t'iA VIA Barbados Colon ste
y fasscd. steamers Batavia CCs-r) SehraiAt
NJ v.a IoT Hamburg OldenbuFE Ger. Treiztsch
T9o,,s-5z i',A va Baltimore for Hremsn
t-alll Dec Arrived HorHsr
,,,n,os.t Sew York and Norfolk VIA sanfander ~
AVostnout, Dec SAILED steamer Veira eIsTS r,.,s
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
MRS. MARGARET sIMoNsoN.

Mrs. Margaret Simonson. widow of jeremiah
Simonson, died at the home of her daughter. Ware
house Point, Monday. at the age of eighty-seven
She lived for many years at Terrace Hill. Staten
Island. She was interested in many charities, and
took great pride in her ancestry, being descended
from the first settlers of New York. Her husband
was a member Of the firm of SmOnsOn & Webb
the famous RhipbuiIders. and nephew Of Com
mOdOre Vanderbilt
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
BIG WIRELESS TOWER FALLS.
One Built for Communication with America
Destroyed by Gale-The Baltic Delayed.

London Dec Ga severe gals Is raging on
the coast The steamer Baltic was delayed in
sailing for New York untn an early hour this
morning
Among the many accidents reported iH the de-
StructiOn Of the wireless telegraphy tower at
Mao hTihanish Bay, Scotland. which was 4JO feet
high and weighed 2.opp tons This tower was
erected for wireless communication with Amer
lea Il collapsed and crashed 20 the ground
Fortunately il fell clear II the adjoining build
tngs. and nobody was injured.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
TRANsPACIF1c MAILS

Destination and steamer c
Japan tyiR Seatrle)-Cey ion Maru .-.....
Hawaii. Japan, CoTea, China and
Philippine Islands (via san Francisco)
NhInd ----- -
Hawaii (via San FranCiscO) Alameda .
Japan Except parcels-post mails) Corea-
China and Philippine Islands (via
Vancouver and Victoria B C)-Em-
press OF India. .-.......-.-...- -
japan CoreA and China specially ad-
dressed only, via Tacoma}-Anti-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
RECEPTION TO COMMANDER PEARY

It is the desire of Morris X. Jesup and the mem
bers of the Peary Arctic Club that Commander
Pearys first public account Of his recent polar ex-
pedition shall be given at such time and place as
viii enable all those to be present who desire 10
hear the story OF the voyage OF the Roosevelt and
the dash for the pole. The public is therefore in
vited TO meet Con1mander Peary at the American
December s.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
HAU AGAIN REMANDED.

London. Dec. 5.-Karl Hau. the Washington
professor charged with the murder Of his
mother-in-Iaw. al Baden-Baden, was again re-
manded in the Bow Street police court to-day.
He VIII be held for another week. TO enable the
German representatives 10 obtain further evi-
dence. though The magistrate said the evidence
already here was sufficient to warrant Hau's ex-
tradition
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
MS. FITzeERALp eETs pIvoRcE.

Dublin. Dec 5.-The second attempt Of Mrs
Gerald Fitzgerald. VINO was Miss Lydia Nichols
of Brownsville. Penn 10 obtain a divorce has
proved successful. The Lord Chief Justice
granted to-day d decree nisi. the ground of
the cruelty and misconduct OF her husband
Gerald Purcell Fitzgerald
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
CONGO DEB4TE PUT OFF.
Belgian Parliament to Watch Effect
Of Promised Reforms.

Brussels, Dec 5.-Fu-ther discussion in the
Chamner of Deputies of the affairs Of the Congo
Free State has been postponed indefinitely. The
aioritv favore awaiting me CARRYING our If The
'etorns promised rE The government OF the
state. and The completion of me Belgian colonial
home (which Trhl mamma ming the e0z-areiar-,-
~ HelEIu0 intact provides for adaptation 10
cpr-Iri8us i- Tie CuI.E0 AFTER this plan has been
put into effect Parliament viii discuss taking
over me state
Si- Edward Grey. British Secretary o. state fo-
17oresru A-fairS. received on NOveInbe- %. shortly
before the opening of rIse Belgian Parliament;
delegation which inquired as -s Great F2rirs.i,'s
attitude r0=ardinE The congo Free state. In reply
he said tiiat while Great Britain would act alone
only lasr resort size would n case the Belgian
government [al 90 10 initiate reforms feel oo-7
p eC ~ propose i-tCrnatir1aI aofiou L would be
.InpoEs he, h" sa-1, +0r Great Britain 70 continue
ince1rliiT 70 recognize me present state Of things
without close examination treaty rights
snd treaty obligations 10 TIE Congo Free state