The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-18

HONOLULU, Nov. 1.-THE Hawaii
Shinpo publishes what purports TO be tho
text OF n new treaty between the Jmteo
States and Japan. the official announce
until next February, The treaty. as pun
lshcd, guarantees the integrity Of China
The emigration OF laborers from either
country TO the other is prohibited unuI
a further agreement is reached.
PARIS. Nov. I'm. Mllllcis-La Crolx,
the minister OF colonies, announced In
the chamber OF deputies today that the
ownership OF Clippcrtou Island. In the
Pacific ocean, would be submitted TO ar
bitratlon.
VIENNA, Nov. 1.-THE reports cur.
rent here that Countess Marie Louise had
eloped from Budapest with u hungarian,
thought to be Count Anton Slgray, are
erroneous. II Is now said that the younS
woman eloped. not with Count Anton 81
gray. but with a poor German arstocrat
who was employed AS tutor TO her brother,
BELGRADE. Nov. l7.-As a result Of
urgent representations made by the pow
ers. the Servlan government has with
drawn Its special military guards on the
Austro- hungarian frontier and discharged
the reserves recently called To the colors'
ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. I'm
Khamyakoff. the president OF the duma,
was received I'm audience today by the
emperor. lie communicated TO his maj
esty the fact OF his reelection as presi-
dent OF the lower house.
PARIS. Nov i7.-Mlnister OF Public
Works Rarthou today witnessed series
OF successful experiments TO prevent eX-
plosions In mines. Al their conclusion
NJ Barthou expressed the belief that tne
danger from coal dust confIagrations In
mines, following explosions OF fire damp,
could henceforth be prevented
LONDON. Nov. 1.-THE committee on
privileges OF the house of lords today de
fax, who is Il native OF Virginia, and
who has been described as the only Amer
lean bearing an English title, To the rank
and tide OF Lord Fairfax OF Cameron in
the Scottish peeragc.
PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE Temps this after
noon publishes a dispatch from st. Pierre
Miquelon, the French islands OIL the
coast OF New Foundland, saying that
there has been u big manifestation in St
Pierre in favor OF free schools. The move
ment was created by the clerical party
The people got ou, of hand and MADE
where they raised aloft the American
flag. The police are insufficient and
trouble is feared.
PENANG. Straits Settlements, Nov IT,
-hdiDg Gu Wei: the head OF the Chinese
reform movement throughout the world.
is at present in Penang. He is i'll and
confined 10 his bed. however, and he to-
day refused 10 see an interviewer who
sought his opinion on the recent situa-
ton in China. on the ground that he was
Frustrated with grief over the death OF
the emperor,
LONDON. Noy. 1S,-A dispatch to the
Daily Mall from st. Petersburg says that
kilograms have been received from Te-
heran to the effect that the shah has
notified the British and Russian ministers
that he can convohe parliament only on
condition that the two armies guarantee
the safety OF his life, and the throne.
The ministers were unable TO accept the
proposal and the shah definitely refused
TO revive the constitution.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. IA dis
patch from Constantlnoplc to the Times
says that kilograms from Medina, Arabia
give brief details of an engagement be-
tween the troops and a large force OF
BedouinS. Three battalons occupying the
Belt el Rawi Were compelled to retire In
Medina and suffered severe losses during
| the retreat Two officers and twenty
eight men were killed and forty wounded
! The Bedouins also captured a number oil
] Ueld piecpS