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New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
NEW M4NCHURIAN CRISIS.
.Japan's Stand May 4brogate Russo
Chinese Telegraph Treaty.

pel-nr Dec l4-The policy Of Japan IN Chlna
Is threatening bring about a new crisis IN 0aal
churian affairs As a result OF the course pun
sued bv the Toxic government there is Danger
that Russia will cancel the RusSo-Cnlhese teie-
sranh convention signed last October
The failure Of China TO conclude a correspohu-
snr agreement with Japan VIII have the erect OF
a,n,,lIing the agreement made by China with Rus
sia and Il may result in Russo-Ja panese con-
ventian under the terms of which China VIII be
excluded from the Manchurian telegraph traffic in
1he same way that the Russo-Japanese postal
agreement resulted in the possession OF the Man
churian postal service by these two powers Japan
to-day has ten telegraph stations in Manchuria IN
violation of the treaty. and she has also committed
other acts of aggression
The Toxic government maintains that China
should concede its original demands These en-
brace the recognition OF the stations outside the
railroad zone and the independence Of the entire
system of communication. the waving of telegram
royalties the recognition of the Dalny-Sasebo
cable the granting Of cable rights between Dalny
and Che-FOo. and special rates on the Chinese
connecting lines. This last is a special privilege.
Japan has not even taken china's arguments,
which are based upon claims of sovereignty. under
consideration and she has not replied TO the COM
.nrnications OF the Chinese government in the
matter II is thought that Japan desires TO bring
about the annulment Of the Russo-Chinese agree
,nent by refraining herself from entering upon a
similar agreement with China
In connection with this dispute X is interesting
TO note that the powers nave persistently dis
in the premises
f,hna,s plight in Sfanchuria is aggravated by
4be commercial distress due 1he lack of Chinese
currency The Peking government is being urged
nv Janan TO relieve the Manchurian financial sit
ration by means of loans to the native banks.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
W1RRANT FOR CALDWELL
Perjury Charged against american
Druce Case WitneSs.

London, Dec. IA news agency says that
detectives to-day visited the house at which
Robert c. Caldwell. American witness in the
Druce case. resided TO arrest him on the charge
of perjury, but they were told that he had
sailed for New York on Thursday last
Caldwell the chief witness of the prosecu-
tion but at the hearing yesterday Mr.. Atherley-
Jones announced that the prosecution had de-
cided not TO rely upon any evidence given by
him.
At Ca1dwells residence II stated that he
had been Ill since he appeared the witness
stand and that his doctors had advised him
that 1t would be unsafe for him to take the
stand again. 1t admitted frankly that
Caldwell had gone TO America, but the landlord
said he did not know what steamer Cald-
well told him. he added. that he intended to re-
turn to England within three weeks The fact
that Caldwell had left the house was a sur
prise to the detectives. who had been watching
the place for week. They felt that he
was still there
Information was laid against Caldwell Il fort
submitted refused to issue warrant, as the
case was still under consideration. The war
rant was granted at Bow Street to-day. how
ever.
1t was stated tonight that Caldwell had Sc
cured passage the Hamburg-American Line
steamer Kaiserin Auguste Victoria. which left
Southampton on December u for New York
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
ENGLAND AND GERMANY
Morc Rapid Development OF Sea
Poscer-Spanish Shpbuilding.
Especial by French Cable to The Tribunal


London. Dec. 14-Outwardly the relatlohS VI
England and Germany have improved. put
there is evidence that everything did not go
sroontblv while the Emperor was here 1he
exchange of courtesies and compliments mas iio'
obscured the truth, that King Edward ana 'iio
Kaiser are rival sovereigns with proud spiri'eo'
distrustful nations behind them. The Emperor
left behind him strong impression liih' ie -
In sympathy with the agitation OF the Hei ii'-i
Naval League for the more rapid oeVei'piiie-
of eea mower and is not in accord with Prince Won
.au,o,,,,s r,ors moderate programme. This mas
e+repqtbened the hands of the Beresford faction
which complains that the British Admiralty -
negIecting the warning from Germany ana ieeuS
TO wake up and build more ships. Even SO III
fatuated an evangel of peace as Mr.. Steao con-
siders il necessary TO build two British shlpS
for every fresh keel laid down in Germany. The
American naval rnanouvres in the Paclnc anu
the endorsement of the feet are in line with
+ba advanced thought of both England and
Germany.
The King Of Spain has also found leisure In
England for talking with experts about the res
toration of his own navy. There are ruiIoIs
that he will take British constructors and en-
gineers into his service. and that the Ciyoe
or the Tyne shipbuilders will have fac1hties Oh
fered to them for establishing yards and WORKS
at Barcelona and carrying out contracts Win
Spanish labor. Considerable orders for construc
ton may also be placed in British yards
Mr. Haldane is unveilng to-day statue Oh
King Edward st the University College School.
in Hampstead
There will be an investiture at the palace oh
Monday, and by the end Of the week the royal
family will he gathering at Sandringham for the
Christmas party.
Prince Arthur of Connaught, who is now Sc
lected for important missions, is starting for
Stockholm Tomorrow with special messages
from the royal family to King Gustaf and the
crown prince The royal marriages have given
King Edward largely increased influence IN
Sweden and Norway. i. N. L
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
STORY OF AMERICANS ARREST DENIED
Reuort that Scott White Killed Three Mexi
cans at Conchano Declared Untrue.

Ell Paso Tex. Dec. 14.-R- r Conlon. mining
man, who has arrived here. denies the truth Of
the telegram from Conchano. Mexico. telling Of
the arrest of Scott White. paymaster of Greene's s
mines for shooting three Mexicans. He said
that White only witness to the killing.
and that he had been held pending the inVesti-
CATION by the authorities
The telegram said that party of Mexicans
entered the place where White and other Ameri-
cans were dining, became abusive and were
elected by the Americans. The entrance was
locked and few minutes later the Mexicans re-
turned with arms and battered down the doors.
The first three men who crossed the threshold
were killed by White. who was later locked up
in the Mexican prison at Conchano
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15

stitut de France written by the peiP :. is
o.a,o~ 80 .ho eya academies of which II Is
coronose5 CASTOR Boissier, Georges Perrot' Gas
ton Darboux Henri Roujon and Georges fico''
while a history of the palace of the lnso.ute
which is a veritable museum of art Is wfil'e-i
bv the administrator of the Mazarlne Aioi a. ~
Alfred Franklin The book is well ana cop'oo'''
illustrated. ,,,,
Renouard issues a new series OF Les vines
dart Celabres" This time Poitlers ana <1he
leme are described. by the Aooe oe Id 1
viniere.
Carteret publishes "Massenet FHoiiiihe' &c w
sicien," a clever readable biography Oh 'he
French composer. by Louis Schneider
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
IMPRISONMENT OF TSCHAIKovSkY.

St Petersburg Dec. H-No charges have been
filed vet against Nicholas Tschaikovsky the
patriot who recently arrested In this city and
confined in the Fortress of st. Peter and ST. Paul
The police took him into custody account OF
his general record. Following method of pro.
cedure often used In Russia. a definite accusation
against him will be formulated only upon the
completion of a preliminary investigation. The
Crown prosecutor has information regardin;
the arrest.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
WAR ON ST. PETERSBURG STRIKERS.

ST Petersburg. Dec. 1.-THE proprietors OF fac-
tories in this city, weary OF the one-day strikes
that are being declared by the socialist organiz-
tons for political purposes. have decided In tho
future to punish the who go out on theso
movements by first fining them. then stopping
their wages and finally declaring lockouts This
decision applies particularly TO May Day and the
anniversary OF RED Sunday" Many factories
were closed after the strike of December 8. which
WAS declared purely for POLITICAL purposes.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
RAILROAD CONCESSION ANNULLED.

Caracas. Dec. 1.-THE High Federal Court Of
Venezuela has handed down its judgment in the
s1o oo 600 damage sut brought by Venezuela against
the French Venezuelan Railroad Company The
judgment annuls the concession of the company
and condemns it to pay damages to be assessed by
experts. The government. on Its side must pay
some minor damages to the company
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
sEaEL WRITING HIS MEMOIRS.

Berlin. Dec. 1a-It is said that Herr Bebel. the
Socialist leader in the Reichstag is writing his
memoirs and that they will be published posthu-
mously Owing to his long and conspicuous ac-
tivity in public life, his memoirs are expected to
throw highly interesting light latter-day Ger
man pQlitios
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
VENEZUELA DECoRATES AMERICAN.

Caracas Dec l4-In recognition Of his valiant
surgical aid rendered TO Venezuelan soldiers at
the hattie Of Puerto Cabello. in 1S Surgeon VIII
lam c Braisted, Of the American Navy, has been
given the ORDER of Bolivar. decree TO this effect
has been issued by President Castro.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
KAISER BACK AT PoTSpAM.

Potsdarn Dec. 14.-Emperor William arrived at
The New Palace this morning returning from his
visits to the King OF England and the Queen OF
the Netherlands.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
TR4IN ROBBERS ROUTED.
Pitched Battle IN Russia, Wdny
Rp;np Killed or WOur,ded.

Tifis Dec IA band Of sixty robbers at
tackled and derafled the mail train running pc
tween Tfffis and Baku near the station OF Saia-
khlu last night The train was carrying large
sum of money The train guard repulsed the
bandits after a fight in which many passengers
and soldiers were wounded The bandits finally
retreated, leaving four dead.
The attack was daringly conceived and carr1eo
out Thirty yards of track on down grace
had been turn up and the train. running at full
speed, plunged its way over the ties Both To-
cornotives and most of the cars were ditched-
The robbers, who were in hiding near BY innfne-
diately came out and advanced on the tram
guard and passengers They threw eight bombs
and opened a heavy fire on the confused travel
lers. The train guard rallied quickly and re-
turned this fire from behind the mass OF wreck
age until the robbers were driven off. carrying
their wounded
A hospital train has brought number of the
wounded passengers and guards into Tihfs-
Troops are in pursuit of the robbers.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15

ST Petersburg Dec. 14.-The authorities have
completed their investigation Of the Terrorist
robbery of October 27. 1906. Thirteen men have
been executed in connection with this outrage
and eighty others are to be tried for completely
The robbery was most daring Fifteen reVo-
lutionists armed with bombs and revolvers' at
tackled a cashier of the custom house who was
going in carriage from the Sub-Treasury with
S350000 They wrecked the vehicle with bomo
and escaped with $4,000.
Money shipments from the postofce are now
escorted through the streets by thirty Cossacks,
who ride with half drawn sabres and carbines
ready for instant action an equal number OF
policemen on bicycles and a detachment of de-
tectives in cabs. Traffic on the main thorough
fares OF the city is interrupted every day at
noon while this cavalcade passes
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15

,,.,, ,,arket conditions are no' soma
ss ,udred by superficial inolo~'.'O..- =. srprs-
chai'se- xa,uars seem still inclined u -.
49,, continuing squeeZes for VIM 80 from
a., ,,ssr ANYHOW. Yet dlsp'A'0
80. w, indicate that the country are
= ,.,Ls AT Chicago and S@ :. .,rds
ar ;ncIination toward put'lns .,s,,,ost Is
chat the West and 0o"''-ly
,N.."o,.. Itch In ready funds seems -, s Is
cure One Chicago ,-.,sr
=. .ro,, 3 per cent good eoniihie s,ss nct
- =, a,r,ord-but that interest chai 80 "a Is
10 - 80 s,cb n money market s'a'u. rho
du''o o.,.,rraeing to those ooseN .Sa East
,',s haen anticipating that Ia'eI hv Western
are 10 be led toward lower ie''D
cash offerings. - =, uSich the baiiA .
Tho uuick, splendid wsy III W festiies 70 .
England has built I'D reseI' 'eSoreeabIe reveis-
.,s,th abroad which Is an astS stSnnrshensye
ton For many authorities VINO az lnTsstion Of me
here based their doubts en- sA a1d Continents
healthfulnesS Of the britiS
situation
,s conseouential as any other inIueH -,,, IA the
,,- the money markets early 1u'uio a.onony
esfacts produced by the coufse .,,tb indi-
,,.,,,,,, has become the fashion-no. .s. very
,,auals or lesser figures only. pu' w." asso-
,orerost of the countrys corpoia .xau,pIa
o,.,ed Press dispatches yesterday ,,sasurss
.nno,rced drastic retrenchmeh' yussserr
adonted by half a score OF conspi.-.,ansion
.u-oaas Tn So far as business the wnop
concerned IL seems very sulo ulorasent waits "a
country is willing TO make the ,oanabe funS1
tive and as natural sequence isoI,rne. ~
uii'e. ,,,,,,ate au in ouick large voaa,ry fron
mus. n. .,;n. onght TO save the u.rade ~
any far reaching. hurtfui' n ALIAWAe
turbance.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15

Other dividend crises approach New York
CentraI's directors are TO act within the next
few days There. too, earnings are bad enough
to be compelling: and II can only be for tenn
porary strategic reasons that the regular
dividend can be declared But though sonns
other corporations (Atlantic Coast Llne ror
exampIe) follow Western Unions compoGndlns
,,1a, Nnvv York CentraI's controllers are hardly
likely 10 attempt any straddltng performances
w K Vanderbilt. James Stlllman william
Rockefeller and their associates do not usua4y
dodge responsibilities New YORK CenIra4 on d
4 per cent basis might be Justified
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-12-14

Department Of the Interior, United
States Land Office, Clayton, New Mexico.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-12-14
CONTEST NOTICE.

Department Of the Interior, United
States Land Office, Clayton, New Mexico.
November is, 1907.
a sufficient contest affidavit having been
filed in this office by A L Rose, contestant
against Homestead Entry no 1870 made
December 10, 1901 for swz Sec 50 Twp
I'm range sic. by Joseph G Stewart; Con-
tsstee, in which it is alleged under date Of
May IS, 1907 that said Joseph G Stewart
contestee who was killed in May Ioo2)
and his unknown heirs have changed their
residence from said tract for more than six
months last past, that said Contestee nor
his unknown heirs have resided and do not
now reside thereon and have wholly aban.
soned the anne hat said unknown heirs
have failed TO improve or keep up the i'm
provemenis on said tract, that said tract is
not settled upon and cultivated by said
parties as required by law; and tina, said
alleged absence from the said land was
not due TO his employment in the army,
navy, or marine corps Of the United States
as a private soldier. officer, seaman or ma
rine during the war with Spain, or during
any other war in which the United States
may be engaged
said parties are hereby notified 10 APP
pear, respond and offer evidence touching
said allegation at ten o'clock A VI on Ian.
uary II, 1905 before n V Gallegos United
States Court Commissioner al Tucumcari,
New Mexico and that final hearing will be
held al ten o'clock A NJ on January IS,
1905 before the Register and Receiver at
me United States Land Office in Clayton,
Sew Mexico,
The said Contestant having. in a proper
affidavit, filed november IS. 1907, set
tcrth facts which show tina, after due dill
gence personal service OF this notice can
not be made, i, IS hereby ordered and d.
rected that such notice De given BY due
and prorer publication. Ir-3o-S-ot
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-12-14
Homestead Ln,rv No Irs6s

Department OF the Interior. Land or.
ice al Clayton, y. NJ New. -. 1907,
Notice IS hereby given tina, Henry c
Johnson Of Ho!.ene. y VI has filed no,ica
OF his Intention to make nnal Commu,a,ion
proof II support Of his claim viz Home.
stead En;Ty No II,a6S made Sep, -, 1000
Tor the northeast quarter Sec ; Two n
range Sc aud that said proof will be mad.
before Il 7 Donohoo, Probate Clerk a, HE
oHleein !acameari, y VI on Jan. 5. 1905.
ne names eiollo"Ins witnesses TO prov.
ms continuous residence upon, and c~ul,iya.
zion ct;he land. VIZ.
: Lay VI Z Smith, VII Upshar and
A';aGr \. Ne,ce a.. o. No,,eae y. NJ
'''37's'o' Edward " Fox Register.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-12-14
Homestead Entry NO sage.
NOrlNE FOR PURLlCATION.

Department Of the Interior, Land Ofio
a; LAYTON y NJ, Nov. ~. 1907
Notice IS hereby given that John r.
Alexander Of Osle. y. ~. has hled notice
81 his intention TO make final N
ton proc; 10 support Of his claim, viz,
Homestead Entry No. $40. made Nav
= 1900, for the South Yves, Quarter Sec.
lion :, Township On, Ronge ,sE and
SAID proof will De made before y. V
Gal.esos, L, ) Court Com, a, his Office
N Iacumcari, y, ", on ian. .. Q
He name the following witnesses 70
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of the land VIZ.
!. T CaPpleman, A. (. Wampler. D.
Rogers John + Thomasoa all Of Osle Nm
EDWARD W Fox, Register.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-12-14
Plvmbing.

See l.. Z. Taylor and have your
pipes and tubes put in ready for
water. Plumbing goods OF all
kinds. K esident phone 81
Office as. o-2t
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-12-14
Stoves! Stoves!! Stoves!M

Two car loads Of them. We
have any kind, quality or quantity
YOU want in Heaters and Kitchen
Stoves.
Gross, KELLY & Co.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-08-24
AdVentiStS
Next Week
HOld Annual Conference
in this Village.

For the third successive year the
Adventists OF Northern Michigan
have chosen East Jordan as the con-
vening point Of the North Michigan
Conference OF Seventh-Day Adven-
lists, and will begin their meetings
next Thursday continuing for ten
days-Aug. 28th to September 9th.
, A goodly force Of workers are already
on the grounds-near the ID. s. Q. r.
r. general ofices-preparing camp.
Last year some two hundred Of the
faith were present, coming from
all over northern Michigan. and this
year promises still larger attendance.
A number of speakers OF talent will be
Ia attendance, among them being
Elder G. A. Irwin, Vice Pres Of Gen1
Conference, of Washington. ID. c.; also
Elder G. B.Thompson OF Washington,
D. c.: DR.. s. p ). Edwards OF Moline,
ILL.,; DR.. A. w. Miller, medical mis-
sIonary from China; and Elder G. A.
Hanson, recently from India. Elder
Elder r. &. Horton of the West Mich
igan Conference will also be in atten-
dance as well as the ministers of the
home conference. Officers Of the
North Michigan Conference are S. e.
Wight, President; and Edith McClel-
Ian, secretary. Their headquarters
are at Petoskey.
Our citizens have been impressed
with the quiet, orderly manner in
which their meetings have been con-
ducted here In the past and welcome
them with open arms. The Adven-
lists in turn extend hearty invita-
tion to all citizens to attend their
meetings.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-08-24

You caa, drive an oil magnate to the
court Do.,t.ISt ROOT but you cant make him
Little doubt will exist ia Mr.. Del
mas mind as to Thaw's new counsel
earning every cent OF his e25, 900 fee.
We suppose there will be good
deal Of criticism OF Mr.. Bryan's SYM
pathy with Haywood, but it is natur-
al for him to take the side OF the
under dog.
We understand that Mars Is In full
and rapid retreat from its position OF
proximity TO the earth. 1t probably
looked in on the Grchard-Haywood
trial.
Some inquisitive person has discov.
cred that it has been 2ss years since
the beginning of legislation In Amer
lea After all this time the unwitten
law maksS that on the statue books
look Ike a dead letter.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-08-24
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