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New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
N0ORS AGAIN BEATEN.
FIGHT NE4R C4S4BL1NC8.
T1besmen Suffer from Shells
Europeons Leore Fee.

rasahlanca. Aug PA sharp engagement
between the French and the Moors occurred
Yesterday afternoon about six miles from Gen
.ral nrudes camp accommodating party of
snehis came in touch with the enemy, who
onened heavy fire the cavalrymen- Tho
latter replied with effect but retreated under
INSTRUCTIONS Reinforcements with artillery
were promptly forwarded to the scene OF the
frhting with the result that the Moorish force
was driven back into the hills. No loss the
French side was reported
The Moors began TO form for another attack
when about three miles away, but few well
directed shells quickly dispersed them. The
Arabs suffered heavily from the shell fire in
the hghting
AS a result Of the reconnoissances made by
General Drude the Arabs have entirely drawn
eff and normal conditions in Casablanca are
being resumed
Tangier Aug. 21-It is reported here that a
large body OF native cavalry has been seen
bearing down on Casabanca from the direction
Of Morocco City.
Maelainin. the fanatical priest has left Safi
and it is reported that he is going TO Fez-
Fez. Aug 25.-The European residents OF
Fez. excepting the Germans left here yester-
day for El-Araish- They go escorted by troops
No difficulties are feared. as the El-Araish road
is reported to be safe.
The Europeans will be taken on board the
cruiser Du Chayla-
Paris. Aug. 27.-The French newspapers are
energeticay discussing the recent interview be-
tween the French Ambassador TO Germany.
Jules Cambon. and Prince Bulow, the I'm
rerial Chancellor. at Norderney. which is now
deemed have been Of the greatest import to
Germany and France. Wide conjectures are
made regarding its probable effect on the reia-
.ions OF the two countries The consensus OF
opinion seems be that Germany probably has
agreed TO oppose France having freer hand
IN Morocco should the situation warrant II.
Dispatches received here from Madrid to-day
say that the Spanish Cabinet has taken action
on the subject of Morocco. but add that the
step taken is of such delicate character as TO
render il impossible to publish its nature.
Paris Aug. 2S.-Telegra phing from Casa hla nca-
2 correspondent of The Journal says that there
are indications that the Arabs are preparing for
another general attack the French forces
Everything. he continues. IS being done TO give
then, a warm reception, and wire entanglements
are being fixed around the camp
The correspondent adds that a number OF the
shells fired by the French cruiser Gloire were
defective and exploded prenaturely
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
MAY FREE MEXICAN REvoLUTIoNisT

Washington. Aug. T.-Viareal. the alleged Me1i-
can revolutionist, is under arrest at Los Angeles
and Is being held by the local officials to await
the action of the authorities at washington
He has been In this country more than three years
and cannot be deported unless some specific reason
can he shown It has been decided by the Depart
rnent OF Commerce and Labor not to interfere IN
tho case unless II can be brought to the attention
of the immigration authorities through the State
Department with request that action be taken to
send the man back Mexico. 1t Is likely that
yjlIareai will be discharged from custody unless
the >state Department expresses A desire that he
re- defa
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
THE REV MR. sTANNLRD ACQUITTED.
Court of Appeals Frees Congo Missionary
Convicted of Lbelling Officer.

London Aug. 27.-A cable message received
here saws that the Rev. r. Stannard who was
convicted by the Congo courts OF criminal libel
in June. 1906. has been acquitted by the Court
of Appeals. Mr Stannard had accused COM
mander Hagstrom. VINO was serving IN 'he
Congo. of threatening natives with punishment
for their failure to bring In rubber and of having
caused to be arrested certain witnesses who had
testified before the commission called to in
yestigate the matter.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
CANADA TREATING WITH JAPAN.
Dominion Government Endesvoring TO Limit
Japanese immigration

OTTAWA Aug 27-The Dominion government
is negotiating with Japan TO restrict the inmi-
sra+fon Of Japanese to Canada TO a limited num-
her ZACH wear 1t is believed such an arrange
nnent can be effected. The existing arrange
rnent provides for the admission OF from ooo 10
500 japanese yearly but this number is multi
piled several times by arrivals from Honolulu
I. is proposed TO limit the arrivals in BRUSH
Columbia to 800 yearly. whether they come
from, Jspan or elsewhere The japanese Consui
here saws that a large number Of the japanese
arriving in Canada ultimately find their way 10
- Limited States
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28

Washington Aug. 27-The dispatch an
nouncinV that peace assured In Central
America was received to-day with pleasure at
the state Department, but Acting Secretary
Adee nontad out that the influence OF the gov
ernments of the United States and Mexico was
confined TO friendly mediation The ahFices
from Mexico City indicate that Nicaragua is
willing 10 Join with the other Central Amer
,can state. in an agreement providing for last
ing Deace a step which Costa Rica Honduras.
Salvador and Guatemala have been anxious for
s,nce the conquest Of Honduras by Nicaragua
last summer.
Minister Godoy the charge Of the Mexican
Embassy. called at the State Department tc-
day and conferred with Mr. Adee concerning
the news In discussing the better conditions
in Central America, these representatives or the
rnAaiatfne governments thought IL probable that
the proposal for a peace conference OF the hVe
Central American republics TO be held In WASH
ineton or IN Mexico City. would be revived
The only basis Of agreement, IT is believed
here would be for the United States and Mexico
,ototIy TO act as sponsors for the peace pact.
with the understanding that any violation would
result in the punishment OF the perpetrators
This would mean the arbitration OF all disputes
between the countries.
Largely through the offices Of the Bureau Of
American Republics the Central American states
have heen brought to see that continual warfare
not only has been costly tn the countries, but
has prevented commercial advancement
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
"EuckEr SHOPS" READY TO QUIT.

Washington. Aug. N.-Several of the proprtetors
of brokerage concerns which have been under the
suspicion of doing a bucket shop business. have
Indicated to the District Attorney their intention to
discontinue business and close their Offices soon
m they can Iioudate their accounts and settle their
affairs Acting District Attorney Given said to-
dsv that by the end of the present week no bucket
shop'' would be in operation in this city
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
PORTE ACTS ON PERSIAN QUESTION.
Commission Appointed to Settle the Dispute
Over Boundary.

Constantinople Aug .27.-The Persian legation
having protested against the continued occopa-
ton Of Persian territory by Turkish troops ana
III. atrocities committed by Kurds in the dis
nuted frontier districts. the Porte has decided TO
send a commission to the frontier with instruc-
tions to make a joint inquiry with Persian dele
Gates and to order the withdrawal of the Turks
Immediately il it is found that they are on FER
sian territory The decision seems to promise
satisfactory solution Of the difficulty.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28

Washington. Aug. 27.-No advices have been
received at the Navy Department concerning
the report of threatened mutiny on board the
cruiser Raleigh. nov stationed al Honolulu 1t
is said here that any difficulty concerning shore
leave or any interference with ne coaling OF
the vessel would be settled by the commander,
unless the trouble reached such proportions as
TO make consultation with the Navy Depart
ment officials absolutely necessary.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
SUPPORT FOR BRAzIL'S PROPOSAL.
Sixteen Nations Reported in Favor of Plan
for Organization Of High Court.

Rio de Janeiro. Aug. PIT is officially an
nounced here that Belgium, Switzerland. Ru-
mania, Greece, Denmark Servia. China. Persia,
Argentina, Bolivia. Chill. Colombia Ecuador.
Mexico Paraguay and Uruguay will support the
Brazilian proposal regarding the Organization
of the International High Court Of Justice at
The Hague
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
AMERICANS At HAkODATE SAFE.

Yokohama Aug 27.-The confiagration which yes
terday destroyed 20 per cent OF Hakodate caused
,o,ch suffering among these who lived In the
burned district All Americans at hukodate are
safe including the Consul General of Yokohama.
who is there on an official visit Mr.. King the con-
s,,lar agent Immediately made requistion for sup
plies which were promptly forwarded IL is uhoer-
.aas ,h,, Mr. King Is caring for all foreigners
,xho suffered by the fire.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
A p,cHoN GUEST OF CANADIANS.

Paris Aug CIV. S. Fielding and L. p Brodeur.
respectivey Canadian Ministers of Finance and
Marine who are negotiating commercial agree
ment between Canada and France gave dinner
here tonight In honor Of NJ Pichon. the Foreign
Minister Che French Consul General 10 Canada
and the Canadian representative In Paris. were
among those present
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
NEW WORKERS NARROW ESCAPE.

Monsters -Sai1te- Marie, Department Of the Lower
Alps France. Aug. "a man giving the name OF
lean Drouaut of New York. withs party or
,r,a,as had a narrow escape from death to-day.
while descending the nearby mountain they were
over,aken by an avalanche of rocks. They were
car,jv sheltered behind a large bowlder and, obey
ing the instructions of the guides 10 stand hrmis
togerher the party escaped without any serious
injury.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
MORE FEVER AT CIENFUEGOS.
Five New Cases Reported, but None Of Them
in the Military Camp.

Washington Aug 27-Five new cases OF yell
low fever have broken out at Cienfuegos. ac-
cording to dispatch received at the war De-
partment to-day from Chief Surgeon Tayior. at
MarIanao, Cuba The dispatch says that none
of these is in the military camps and adds that
all of the cases in camp are convalescent
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
LORD srRArncoNA's HAsTY SAILING.

Montreal, Aug. 27.-Lord Strathcona, Lord
High Commissioner. who has been In Canada on
business connected with his ONCE left suddenly
to- night for England. A special train was char
tered to carry him to New York, whence he sails
on the Oceanic.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
IL S COMMISSIONERS AT LIVERPOOL.

London Aug 27.-The members OF the United
States Immigration Commission, OF which Senator
william p Dillingham;, OF Vermont is the head
after spending few days In England gathering
data regarding the working OF the new English
alien immigration law, to-day went to Liverpool.
whence they will sail for New York on the White
Star Line steamer Cedric August 20.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
nAmeuRc.Am AMERICANS ATTITUDE.

Berlin Aug. 27.-The attention Of Herr Balm,
director general Of the Hamburg American Steam
ship Lane. called to-day TO the report, pub
,;shed in Liverpool, that the Hamburg American
line was about to reduce its eastbcund saloon
passage rates. He replied: mo further reduction
o. v;.lcon rates is tr:snded 81 present"
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
TROUBLE ON Il CRUISER
Rumors of Serious Dissatisfaction
Among the Raleigh's Men.

Honolulu. Aug 27.-The officers and men OF
the United States cruiser Raleigh complain OF
having no shore leave for the last two months
Az a result there has almost been a mutiny on
board. and the coaling of the cruiser has been
DELAYED
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
r,e ~ pAR,s: DAMAGE 100000.

paris sux T-There a big fire on the east
side Of Paris to- night The damages are placed at
,aoo o.o The flames caused the explosion OF gas
,,o,r seventy horses burned to death
an a ca stable and four factories were gutted
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
A QUARANTINE AGAINST CUBA.

San JOSE Costa Rica. Aug. IA quarantine
against all vessels coming from Cuba has been de-
clared and is being enforced at all Costa Rcan
seaports.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
MORE GERMAN BALLOON TESTS.

Berlin. Aug. 27.-i he military dirigihle balloon
and the Parseval arship ascended from legal six
miles from Berlin, this afternoon and sailed. some
distance apart toward Spandau Important i'm
movements are understood to have been made In
4hs military balloon In the last fortnight.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
ITALIANS AT TANGiER ALARMED.

Rome. Aug. 27.-The italian residents OF IAN
r,er have requested their government to send al
once a uarship TO Tangier-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28

Madrid, Aug 27.-Orders have been sent to the
bs,.leship Pelayo and the cruiser Carlos Quinto
70 have steam up and be ready to sail for Mo-
,ooco af q moments notice.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
PEACE IN MINOR STATES
Efforts of United States and Mer7co
Reported Successful.

Mexico City. Aug. 21-1t is announced hei 9
that peace In Central America is no" assui'u
through the intervention of the United states
and Mexico Formal statements giving de-
tails will probably be issued within few days.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-11
no CHANGE IN METHOD
Democrats to Nominate Senator BY
Old Regime

...a itasIanling The efforts 81 Gov
.r.r NarIstI and other prominent
ts tu nnntinaie United States
HF nenulaF vote. she Nemo-
~ -taie Central Tommitlee. which
ariaF af ti4n EHtaw House.
.afe fetad down ali pK3posi-
ta mate anF change in the
nnI sea ey lae stats convention
t5ae eaeetiFeuess o. tne vote lo
.r.l lH tha coming primaries fer
r....f -Illre senator.
rafsls tt0n nN nx.fsuugfe fesemau
naa M Miles. which was approved
Governor AarGell. Was rejected.
ufus alea plan ng which the Cam
f.t. receiving t'le largest popular
.le primaries woHld - elect
nataf HF bin party iu the event
fu controlling the Legislature
. COMMITTEES tcok the view that is
boa nnaor 81 change ihe action of
-lsln ruusUutfUn.
.nIniiUus were adopted pros idine
l holding tse primaries November
dar - tne general election.
aI a.aaasiue the east en the caudl-
-late senator Blair lee pro-
Ha montgomery county pri-
rIan of envelope voting, bat
WAS reIretel.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-11

Mrs. Mary r.. Tate and grandson.
Guy Douglas Thompson, vino have
been visiting North Carolina Oh au az
tended tTips have returned tO thetr
nome on Duke Of Gloucester sfreet.
a1rs. Tate has been visiting her SON,
Mr. James r. Tate
The Misses RiOrdan. vino have been
on an extended visit 10 Atlantic City.
New York. Philadelphia and Jame--
town, H. have returned BONE.
Justice Charles q. Feidmeyer.
the jamestown Exposition for Mary
land Day.
SIR. Lawrence BaiIIiere. collector -
the port Of Of Annapolis, left heTe To-
day for the jamestown Exposition.
Mrs. II. -. Tisdale and children.
who Lave been visiting the family u
Judge MerrIck at Upper Marlboro.
Prince George county, have returned
home.
Mrs. Rotert Bowie, who has been
at Braddoek Heights for tire summer
has returned.
SIR. Harry ). Kenchington. left
yesterday To spend Maryland Day nj
the jamestown Exposition.
Capt. Thomas Nelson. u = y
fretired) aud Mrs. Nelson. who have
been spending the summer with their
daughter at Bellevue. Wash. are now
visiting the family Of u. X. r. HIbas,
Alberta Lea, MINI.
Mrs. Mary +. Tate and grauds0n.
Douglas Thompson have returned
home after a visit Of SOME months f0
relatives IN North Carolina.
The Misses Mary and Agnes Will
Jams, daughters sOf Mrs. Elijah Will
Jams, are visiting their grandmother.
Mrs Mary T.. Tate.
SIR. and Mrs. Fred Heinbuch and
children. Of Gloucester street. are
visiting the Rev. &. i. Segelken.
Mrs. Heinbuch's brother. al Dills-
burg. Pa
Mr.. w. j.. Slaughter. superintendent
or the A., W. & b. railroad. Dir.
Eaymond j.. Moss and Alderman
Thomas 3. LInthicum left here last
evening.foT old Point and the Jarnes-
town Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jewell. sis.
Elizabeth Small have returned from
a most delightful trip 10 Phil4deIphia
and Atlantic City They were regis
tered At the Berkshire Inn, Virgins
avenue.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-11

Most stfiklngfy effective Of all the
religious dramas ever presented Is
..The Holy city. Ciarenee Beunet S
powerful and interesting play. pie
turas with vivid stfeugh aud mastery
power. the scenes and incidents lead
ing up o. thc betrayal of the Master
of Judas. The dance 81 ~ai0mc. the
daughter of lierodias, before the King
iicroa. Is shown a. Is her successful
plea for tire head ~ the great preacher.
After Johns death events move with
great rapiditv aud Tire plotting aud
acheming Of lhe high priest and the
pharisees with fIeFod arc depicted
a. well as the giving 1T the thirty
pieces of silver to Judas, who prom
iscs t0 belFay Jesus into the hands
af his enemies.
The prroseucc of Jesus, ol course, Is
onlv suggested, but So cieyerly is this
dome chat ti4c spectator seems carried
back two thousand years and fancies
himself an aetuai witness 0f abe great
scenes which accompanied thc enact
ment of the great tragedy in the his
tory "a the world. other scenes de-
nict tho eonvulsion of nature AT The
moment of the erueiixiou, thc suicide
nf the remurseful Judas and the bring
ing 81 the glad tydings ~ the resurrec-
lion The entire play Is q drama of
simple majesty and wonderful interest
ami as presented hv a company ~
sterling players. ''The Holy City
will he presented at the Colonial Thea
are on SATURDAY matinee and night.
~crtemher ti.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-11
BGTTLESHIP GEORGIA
she viii Shoot First Il ths Tsrgss
Range

Captain flcnry - Nefsea- esz.
manding tne hattiesnlp eseuF1sa. ss sn
Washiuzt0u on leave 81 Ansenee fsssfn
his ship. unien - nuH on tae A.
get range in G4re No1 bay At9 ~A
return % the Georgia ~ s4nae - 1aAs-s
charge ~ ils quarterly sarwsi nF.lesaes-
The torpedo beats ASST sestfogefa
are nov u1akinz urze1ice 4n1 14H
hattleships wiil t4Se taesr l1En ns8.
week. Tna fseorzs4 viii 80 4flnwes4
Is shoot FIRST in ertisr - xet - ss~an
- psssibis e. she Bos1uu nasy y.sr.i
where she - % remain fpr faray a.
under rerairs.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-11
NAVY llEUTS. WIFE MURDERED
Shot and Killed by Burglar in Her
Own Home

Mrs. Mary I.awless Horseback, sife
of Lieutenant Frauk q. gOrsebach,
y. =. ~, was murdered yesterday
morning at her home IN Portsmouth,.
Va, by a burglar.
She was alone in the house wiiI
her two small sons, her husband
having been recently promoted and
ordered to the Pacific c0aat 90 tiie
cruiser Tennessee, now with The feet
At PrOyincetOwn, Mas. She Wa a
notably fearless woman. and, bearing
the burglar dOwnstaiFs, ran down tiie
back steps, ccruercd the man in tbe
Kitchen add shot At him twice.
Tire slIots went Wild. and ihe Durs
lar, running upon her. took ber pistol
and shot her t1nOugb the heart. The
burglar then escaped. leaving lhe
woman money tied ab0uf her meek
and Tire ring Oh her bnEeFs. Mr..
Horseback lived long enough 20 feli
her eldest boy what bad happened
and sent bfm FOR beIp.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-11
SPECIAL MEETING
School Trustees Hold Interesting
Session

very interesting and profitable ses-
sion vf The Board ~ Trustees ~ fhe
Annapolis public SCHOOL. Was beld last
night ~ the school building on tsffen
street.
The meeting. while a special one.
waa n deferred regular meeting. there
NOT being a quorum AZ The meeting
held last week.
AZ laat nights meeting ihe board -
Trustees Reelected Drs Frank H.
Thompson president.
The board appoipted ilse following
committee 20 confer on thr proposed
plans of filling in. gfadibg and other
v ise improving tho school grounds
about the new high school building.
George +. Melvin, on the part ~
the Building Commission Messrs.
Frank A. Munroc, w. y Williams and
Dr. y. n. Thompson. on the part ~
the school trustees.
An important action taken by the
trustees At last nights meeting was
the equalization ~ the school hours
for all departments of tlie city schools
Instead of the session ~ the Hieh
school extending from a. 81. to z
y. M, as heretofore, II viii b. from
. 4. m. 10 3 y. M, the same a. other
departments of tlie school.
n Is thought the lunch hour from
" 10 ~ as necessary for students iu
tbs high school as for primary and
graWDiar students.
IL - said the afteDdanee this YEAR 10
ibs High school Is larger than ever.
Tie Eighth Grade has overflow ciasses,
and all classes are taxed numerically
In the grammar school there are 80
pupils In tlIe 9Th grade, this class be-
ing equivalent 10 three regular grades.
There Is said 10 be- a larger number
Of older pupils this session than for
many ffrrgfaua VfaFs
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-11

Stetson's Great Double Spectacular
production Of ''Uncle Toms Cabin
is booked for Monday, September Is.
at the Colonial Theatre. This grand
old drama has been TDercfIessfv
butcheFed BY the ~ny-by-Bigbtf com
panies in the past. Il Is a marvel
that il has not long before this lost
IT'S power Of attracting fbezfrez0ers.
which is quite often the case With most
plays, and even so with productions
other than Stets0n's; bat ile public
has grown 70 know that Stefson's g
always reliable, that il alone has
lifted "UneIe Toms Cabin from
mediocrity to mastery.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-11
MILLERSWLIE PICNIC
Last and Best Tournament Of the
Season

Most elaborate preparations are be-
ing made for lhe NilIersviiie Church
pienic. to be held 0u Tuesday, sep
temter ~. It will he au ail-day
affair. Among tbe many attractions
will hc tbe last and most chiyairous
tournament of the season. All sorts ~
games aud amusemeuts. Dinner and
supper that must please the uiost crit
ical. Refreshments - All kinds will
be- served.
The most enchanting strains 81 mu-
sic viii delight the ear and move the
light fantastic tof. It promises 10
be the picnic If the season. Special
tickets are being sold BY the fadies in
charge for 81 cents. which includes
railroad and entrance a. the park.
where q plate of the most delicious
ice cream viii BE- served 10 each PER-
son free ~ charge. In case oi very
bad weather the picnic will BE- held
on the iyth of September.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-11

Eient. g.. Berkeley Iglehart, u. -.
~. who has been detached from Fort
Wright. Spokane WASH. Is ON his
Wav % Auuauoiis. and Is expected
here in q few days g. report for duty
a. military instructor Of -. John S
tolIero. Lieutenant fglehart j. q ~.
Iohn's man and is young and in
fuIl sympathy With his new field Of
work. lie was assigned by the
Navy Dcrartmeut last spriug % sue
eee1 Major W. a. Thompson, Il. s.
A.. refined Lieutenant Ielshart IS a
brother ag Mrs. =. Dorsey Gassaway.
w iGe SO the cashier of the Farmers
National Bank.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-11

OWNERS 90 motor boats of more than
ufleen tons will have e. give their
names % the steamboat inspectors IN
thelf districts. SO that it may be
known whether they are properly III
censed and whether they carry the reg
mlaGion lights and rcquirCd number II
lifu rrCserSurs. Supervising Inspector
Uhler scut out kilograms ID local in
speelors to that effect yesterday.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-11

The members Of the severn Base
Ball Club will give a dance at The
Skating Rink, Annapolis Amusement
Hall. on Randall street. Friday
night. Good dance floor, excellent
music. Everybody promised a good
time. Don't miss II. See nd. in an
other column.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-11
Laid at Resf

The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Daniels.
wife Of Mr.. John Daniels, whose death
occurred on Monday morning, took
place this afternoon at O'Clock from
the late residence The services were
conducted by the Rev. George >.
Bell. pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church. The palibearcrs were Messrs-
Julian Brewer. w. Martin Brady,
William Sands, Theodore Brady, J..
X. Popham and Alderman James y.
strange. The iuterment was In 81.
Anuess Cemetery.