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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-01
cSoel Outmau e.
Neue Griihjohrs~ t1n5ii9
fiir Srauen 1tno 2Ndo6en

Die GnlaOnng 5n Oicicr Nusir0nmg pn ytailorco" NnjIg
pcntct uuf feline &erpliduung, III fnufcn, lin.
Sic UOn inns ansgcr0tcu MoScac sciacn Die ueridubcmcn Mu.
bcn in SDHcu mno I'M 3nhnitt uor - Ole aaernencitcn Sbcc'm BON
Barrier MoScr, Onrdb Die beitru 3!idncr in bieicun Ganoc nadGac.
nbmt. Man brandt Nmcrifnuiidcn Tranrm nidts Gbcr bic bohfcine
WOcr nnO CMalhGt Der amcrifHnimcn 3nm WcbrandJ icrtacu Gin
5iar III iGGcm.
Stifr otalprco" Gicfc brrridcn Dor. @lnnbrn Sic abr ia
nidrt, bOf bMS bic An}I9c iribcrer 1abrc bcocutet. IS Hmb ncnc
Sbce'n }am YrsOrnf scbrodt, wtdc bicicn Nn5Iscn on Stcmpel
Ocs Tcncn nno SdUncm %anforIfcn.
NnpcrScm i6 bic Stuic crcracnt - uidtS WinocrmcrtGiacS
miro in ,Ecl @utman & GOS Nu 5iacn ocfnnbcu.
Srctcn-GombiuatinWn lmo in eiQcncn Gur6cn in GROCER
Nnabl
ElaO9-no0crnc, obact6nte Giiefr, ole arbnodpouen 6raren
Gcluucn mcr0cn.
&ornco0-m1miidr MtnIrr, ole Wt~weicbait proper limo.
ScAcy-ihIiht mo in 9lcibiorbilen 5trenrn, Die &bnen g-
iuuru mer0cu.
G~bcuiOt9-Ihidtc m0 icne @3utcr in llnmoiic, pile @Cooe-
N6ccn }nu Nu@orud bringen0.
Sanrincn Stgcfcn- bcon0cr& eietpol, in Dcrihic0encn Qncn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-01
Sin luciblidJcs Sd)cninl.

Stcubcnuille. Ohio. %. Sc
trltar, - Glura Sterling, Die 2ebrc-
rim inn Min0crheim pom Sll3corauu9z
Gonnip, oic Dor rtIid)cn @pd)cn Ben
G-iGbriBcn SnnlpIon Soplcni9 cincl
A'n9cI Ourd) sic 3lunac Gctricbcu bo-
ben io0, miro Jest Wcitercr @rduium-
feitcu an1eiduIaigt. Sic iol flcinc
<lbcn gc5nun9cn babclL Seni in
ncm Wtllno 81 balrclL bis 3lnge mo
@aunlen boiler @IoIen morcr. Och.
rCpc &inocr murocn franf onpon. 81
nen &nnhcn ioll lie nodt ourd)9c-
pCitidt babcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-01
M6snasfaunllDltcm fir Sauana.

bington %. Gcbrunr. -
Dit ser &nnnliiirnna @npoua'S uno
ser EilaltcrunB Ser StroBen Scr
Stoot iou iofort bcgonncn mcr0cn.
Die INSTRUMENTATION CONTRIBUTION
Company BON Ncm- &cricp" miro sic
Nrbeit tbllll. Gas &ert, bu5 lit ied)S
Nabren pollcnoct lcin ioll, miro $i2,.
100000 foltcn. Die cnboniid)e &c
9ierlulg 5ablt oaiiir, n1o 5cbn Gro-
sent ser 3oucinnobmen lino oafiir be-
llimnt. Gin Crittel mnb oie Stnot
Sapaua aber 5uriidbe5ablen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-01
Summit nit cincm Sabrc onuuu.

(5co2I,2G, 2s, marifiG,S 10,tIi5,iGJ'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-01

GbicnGo, %. Sc6runr. -Nn1oin
Z. Campbell, Elm rcihcr Nol5bdn0lcr
ron NiaconiiL Der III 1906 Or. Nen.
iomin y. 0orria bier t0Otctc, lprr0c
bclrtc bon HidJtcr gSiu0cr ST cinen
Nnhre 3nhthnllshnit N%crMrtbeiIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-01
: Giini orGcitsInic Nomilicnn1tcl

,Sll1t n~rbcltaln1e ,Sallllllcllnnier
nit groBcn Gomilien babcn Mona'
itcn, ga, p~erlniicn mo lino md
Eprtlano, Ecnn., ee5ogcn, no lie &C.
mcinld)aitlid) Gnrmlanb bepirtbldaf'
ten mollen. Nnbcre ,Sanllien berei'
ten lid Dor, oailelbe 5n tbiln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-01
Treunbi1ait gctrabt.
Gnolanb's %crOruR iibcr Sopan'S
WauoidmrCi=Eolitif

GngIii6c &ouileutc bcflagen iih iiber
QrangioIirlng pom Gnmpicr-@c-
IeQi6oitcn. - Nelle SNutmor.
fcngeietc no%tbnen0iA. - Eanlf
in Sapon ge%Icugnet. - Nlr etn
poor ioponiihc 6irntcn mo Ban,
fen oerfroft un0 &urie gcItiir5t.
Sbou0Goi. %. 6ebruNr. (t
cnAliihen &anoelafrciicu on Ser 6i.
ncli'dcn &ijlte 3ciAt iid) Elm itctGcn=
0c5 Oiibtrouen Qc2cn Ole gauge iapas
ni'de HcgicruHA9poIitit inl 6crnCn
Often, unO &IoQcr ilbcr sic Cbitrltf
iiOn 0l3luGrtigcn @cihdit2bctricb5 in
ser Mnn0ihurci b6rcu in iilngiter
3eit nid)t ullf. Bclon0cr5 sic Gam
picrAeicllihaitcn bctInQcn lid Dab ib
rem nnh Yort Nuluu %bcitimmtcn
GompiCrn Nin0crniiir in Ocn Ne9
gclcgt mcr0en. 2hld Sic iopuniIhc
Cppolition Aelen Die u0r0lihe Plus.
ocbnunq Der Nlin min tim 9abn miro
bier aOiGHig t%ritilirt. Dan licbt III
Dem MI0cr1prnd) mlc 0a3 Ncltrcben
Gontltrren5liHIeu ans Der Wi0nOl6u-
rel le%rn5ubaltcn.
Gn0ldn0 pcrbou0clt QcAcnpGrti9
in Iotio ijbcr S0utmurtcu. Nicr
iibcr in9te bclltc elmer Ser cn1lildcn
@rititcr; IS lit idnUicria, &opon on
BON 81 iibcr5ct1cm 00B ulrI Der @dii9
Ser QeltcnOcn @eietc, sic ser Nau
0cI2mOrnl ciUililirtcr 9tntiouGn 5luui
%ocrlnIicrL cine beiric0igcnOc &0iuna
uidt Qcflm0Cu mCrOcn fam"
&n cnaliihcn MrciicI h0It man c9
iilr meicntlih notbucuOiM oob Gn1-
Idno III &opan nti meme SdmBmlar
ttuIcicBc OrGlllt.
Seine Spur BON .Eonit.
lofio, %. Icbrlar. - Ncru.
Aortcr ul0 Hon0oncr SpcjiQl &0bcI-
GcpcId)cn an Sotiocr platter Crrc8cn
in bieligcn Ginnn5frciicn GritoiucnJ
ga MON Oorin olNenf0QiHc Nrbcit pom
Giniliiiicn iicDt 0ic jopnniitc Gage
e%ntitclt un0 iibcrtricbcn 5ll IhilOcrn.
IS bciBt in Sen GtpeihcL Oo9 Gin
ten ioponiidcr <ric lei oltf ciuc @}o-
nit 5ltrild5ltiiibrcn. Oa2 @ort go
nit" lit iiir Die politiidcn &CrbGlt=
niiIc Olrdnlt5 niht am EIobc. Sine
iold)c c%riItirt nod tcincr 9ii6httA.
&niolgc oca Gnruicoerlicgcu$ oc3
entertainments - moran sic nllcrie
tNniihc &riic picI ShlIo trGNt -
mo Oc3 unbcfric0i9cnocn 9arumpous
@eihdit nit China bubcn III Sen lcB-
ten orci Wohcn ctIidc 6irnlen %iollirt,
0crcn decentralization ctluu 1000
600 2)en (%2, 100000 bctruNen.
2lth 5pei oocr 0rei tlcinerc Yonfcn
'6loiicn ibre Gbilrcu. Die lofiocr
90ric lit ilolt @abmcrtbe iillfcn noe,
gen ser &crltootlihun0apldnc. Mon
NIollbt, sic Geprciiion oiirftc bis nad)
0cn @nblcn nlbaItcn. Sin Qru6cr
Matlcr logtc bcltc ser o2iioCiirtcn
Erciic":
o6cNicrlngSpopierc maren Nn-
tong9 Ser @od)c icbr idumudL mlroen
ober Damn letter. Nnfolgc BON Sc
rildten bon Gontllricn mo @clo-
flrappbcit iin0 nllc 9tticnfllrle 0cium.
fen bod 5ci0t Ger Mortt ~ieitcre Gcn-
0cn5."
%on &obc miro tclc8rnpbirt, SAB
mani 0ic @rcn5c Scr 0eprciiion iiir
crrcidt b0It uro @ciicrum9 ipiirt.
SoponOcrlon0t @cuuNtbu
Iotin, %. Gcbruar. - Gic iupo
niid)c HcQicrumq Sei0t in Der NngcIe
0cnbeit Der @cidln0nobmc 0c3 Gam
piers oSntirlinru" cine our6olt9 be.
ltinnltc N0ltltng mo pcrlnl11t bon
Sbill0 dllbcr CIlcr nlii5icllCn GntiOuI-
0iulIll0 nltdl cine Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-01

hattie o,ti her I,,,oI g,ri, ,bfohro,
7ir 9fbroi5e mirs ,mmittcm,r r,h
Sem otonc0o,,f Sos cr,tc,, TrorS'
rou,h+"- 5hIo4+i6iiio. Scr >eItihor
IIottp mpld,nr !, 52imofms6,ro, va,
iih orhcn mirn eriol,rn Ter W,mr
Sex chiiiea m;rh m,br;hc;nGh
0ronien Io,,tan n,h hem Sn,;a
Crroricn, Sen, bpr caller cnt1tommt
l}riu, 6rirri b Scr WipnrrfotSc mira
bel Dem S~tnpelolti 5llge9cn iein;
ol'd) aollI1ln @llbcIInllo'S YeInh
mar Illr ole'e @cIc0rll0ett crmartet;
'Ic'elpe Qot doer Hl}lpI'delI mlcOer
oo3'loHI.
Gin Gemcuti.
@crltM %. Gcbu1or. Solb
piii}icQr 0cridtc Itrucu sic i'm 9nlS-
lan0c ptbliiirtcu Nchalrutunacn in
2lbrc0r, 0uB QelttidlonD fiir Sic .oi.
irnc lbiir" in ser W{onoidurei ooi
tire. Ser hiciioc iop1uiihc Wntid11f
ter }icbi bciiiolih Ser 1ude Grflmoi-
orutJcn elm. Gas Ourtihe ollSm6rti
oc ?llnt, bci6t Is. bobc nidlt Dor. ga
pun'g 4uiridtiateit bc}ii1lih Ser
Manoihllrci on,u3mciicln. Is I6Et
iid jnoeiicn nidt in 2lbrcoe itcllcu,
oab Die Sltercllcn Der &cr. Stadten
mo Selllld)ldno bcjll9llb Der
N|olo)diIreIIra9c IocnIElh mo.
Nlion9 balls mic0rr Batter.
MoNrih % Ichr,,,r o2fe
ols Aoifrriicn ncrIoutct ,ipht ri,
nuoc Q6nioir Nirtori, mipGpr Mut.
trriruoeu eutopoen o. Mutiprrra
Nolrsor;t DER f0ninlihpu Iomilir If
u0h 1rni0o orrciit nm ,ur 2pit al
MIA }lion3 lln0 iciIc mcmublin per
lrcIlcn. SIN A%nlt2bIott miro ocnt
lludlt ore olll}letle WilttbclllnG cr
morlct, ooB Die &onjNin oormt@liht-
lld) III melIl9en MtoIldtclt DER lpanlz
'U3H S0llaltlc elllcIl mcltcrcn .9tud)a
iu!Id)2 ldeuteIl miro. Gas 0Iteltc
Stllo oe8 &ollA9poorC2, Der tlcl1c
|llol'o, Erlllj nolt Nltllrlclt, fam am
~. Wal 1907 }ltr Nclt.
@Crii d te ii Der WIuttcrns
Gpi0cm e in II . III.
NouL %, Tchrltor l1chrrtrir.
bcnc WeriIdtc fiber cine hrohrrnc
Wlottcrn GniNrrnir mnrhcn in scr
Stont 0ic Huu6r. Tir N2ohrhrit If
oob MIR oou, mruioc I00r hpraronf.
hcit porfnucu. hir iniort iinIirt m,,r.
0en. &cOc @eiubr fir cine @eitcr=
Oerprcltltllg DER Sclid)e ldellt bclcl'
ti0t. .9.,
GumuIteinS punicn.
Gortoocno. Gno,icu 90 Grbr
Srutr finn rS hicr ~, 5,unuItgS,c.
non in mrIrhrr rirc 0lr,ohf NON oc,,.
fem nrrmirhrt murhpr Scr N1,i.
u,br ltouh i'm 2uionmcnhono n,it
orut ctrifc SCR hir,iocu Tronuftcn.
NGrh(cr mrIcbc orocn hic g,,il,oe
ser Cctroi Strnrr,, o,,i Grmoorc,
nic i, n;c ct,nt cin,ni;;hr+ n,nrnon
nrorcit;,tor Mcnnorn,c, rr,,rhcr o,,i
hcr cho,nIot bc,rhcr nm h;cMpc,.
40 o~nsrironhrr y, treibcn c;r fc,,cr.
tc,, ,u,Gd,it alma c,b,c i, hio u,,i+
;o,oy ,;rh ,h,. Son., i, >;o W,,thn,n,,
GiQfeit uericBt Oircft lu1tcr Die Sclttc
81 lrlcBelL lpooet %crlHlcoclc ocr-
lcGt lpllroell.
SffcniipccrQriffcu
Gnfoblonco. Moroffo, %. st.
6ruor. - Sh1c Die g(nfunit Don Scr.
ltGrflnacr obynporten, rpcldr olli
Dem @coc iin0, linn i'm &onlpic &C.
dcn 0ic n1oroffoniidcn N6lfcritGnmc
hciulitchcn, hot General I'NmoOc,
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
PARSONS ON CAMPAIGN
Erecutiue Committee Of Orgdnizd-
ton GiUes Him GaUel.

The dinner given in honor Of Herbert Parsons
president of the Republican County Committee' py
the members OF the executive committee at the
Republican Club last night was in way !oFe
feast It was a small. private affair, and the
members Of the committee said they did not lntend
TO talk politics, but somehow or other they Just
couldn't help IL.
There was no POSTMASTER and no set speeches.
only the one by Representative William S-Ben-
net presenting a solid ivory gavel TO the guest
Of the evening 1t was bound with gold. and bore
the Inscription: Presented to the Hon. Herbert
Parsons by his associates in the executive COM
mittee of the Republican County Committee, De-
cember %, 1908"
President Parsons replied. thanking the members
Of the committee and referring to the work of the
party In the last three years LOOKING 10 the iue-
ure, President Parsons said:
It is early yet in the campaign. My programme
is a simple one. am for the nonnau4tn on o1 santi III
ment that demands a change ana VINO WI Wiz s,S5cb
1afy 1af ce5d4ct as VIII tend toward result
We are a minority party. We did carry the cry
rule, we are in a considerable minority. There are
enough enrolled Republicans to elect MAJ o Gs
nor are there enough people who resuiar5E 'T1e tbe
the Republican ticket 10 elect a mayor; IN r1 L1Ie
many men to elect nlay3T, t iU gyba this year viii
certainly vote the Tammany ticket TO elect ram
What is it thet Will determine where shall go
the mass of voters who not certain 10 vote
our ticket and not certain TO vote the ram
Granted that there many arguments en- = aPd td
that minority party II oHh9oees aTsments T M
possible be made to apply toward victory for our
ticket and that avoid presenting the Other slGe
feet any considerable portion of the voting PuDHc
And have not only privilege puL we baI7se t,oeg O.
high duty to perform duty to Ihe party Dec4bs b|
it is duty to the city That duty requires tna and
all our organized facilities toward rescung the Clty
from the hands of those that InaJ9Idg ot 'ie in
voters believe would desPo II and placing ,r Il an IN
tho hands OF who the voters believe WI WI b bu
minister their offices economically ethcien&ty ~ hu
manly Our duty, as 1 see il, is to have PACK oI
whatever ticket We present TO the voters the ulIeu
sentiment of those who desire a change
In addition IN the thirty-fve members OF the
executive committee. those present included the
Conzressmen Senators. Assemblymen and AIaer-
ren-elect from this county. State Chairman 1lili
othv l. Woodruff and Justice Otto Rosalsky.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
ERB JURY SELECTED.
Plea of Self-Defence VIII Be Made
in Trial at Media.

Media, Penn, Dec "a jury was seiec'eo neIo %
to-day in the trial OF Mrs Florence ETo anu He
sister Mrs Catharine Beisel, on the charge oI
,,r4erinp CAPTAIN ]. Clayton Erb at his home Feo
Gables. last October. Many OF the talesmen were
challenged by the commonwealth because they ad-
rnitted that they either did not believe IN caplta4
rIeLr,a,+ or had conscientious scruples about
sending woman to the galows-
District Attorney MacDade's charge to the jury
lasted two hours. The Court then announced ao-
tournrnent until o'clock tomorrow morning WIeh
q was said by the District Attorney, that Beatrice
NIatsi a domestic in the Erb home at the time OF
the tragedy will be called as the first witness
se1t-protection is the defence OF the two women
hotb NJ whom their counsel said to-day. will be
called TO the stand to testify in their own be-
half.
When Mrs Erb in with her sister, Mrs
po,se1 the aged mother entered the iuClosure re-
served for counsel and afectionately kissed her
daughters Mrs Erb sobbed. while Mrs BeseI
was apparently unmoved.
The Jury. with the exception OF four members.
Is composed OF farmers laborers and mechanics.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
H4FFEN HEARING HALTS,
Counsel Disagree Orer Introduction
of Former Record.
Store Closes at 8 P. VI.

Hearing OF the charges preferred against bcs-
ough President Haffen by the Commissioners u
Accounts to Governor Hughes were hardly begun
yesterday before Wallace NaCfarlane, special COM
missioner when the proceedings were halted "
q dispute over the right OF the cOmqlainan's -
put in evidence the record OF the Investigation -
fore the Commissioners OF Accounts
Louis O. Van Doren counsel for President
Haffen contended that II could not properly -
used. nsOnuch as the testimony was all eN par .
Arthur g. Train. who appeared on behaif OF -
Commissioners OF Accounts. the City tluo anu 20
Civic League Of the Bronx. said a precedent hAd
been made in the case OF the charges against BOZ
ough Presiden. Ahearn where. he said. Governor
Hughes permitted the record OF the Investigation
to be introduced. Mr.. Train said this vas ions
under the understanding that the conPialhsI'-'
must produce the Witnesses for cTOsS-eXaIninat-Ih
by the defence
Mr.. Van Doren had a different idea OF the Pro
cedure in the Ahearn case. and Mr. Macfarlane cs-
cided to adjourn the hearing until he could get
certified copy OF the memorandum handed doWH
by Governor Hughes
Adjournment was taken until Monday Mr. Tram
gave notice that on Monday he would be prepared
TO offer proof OF the second and seventh sPecihca-
tions IN the formal charges. which have TO DO
with the remittance Os penalties against con-
tractors and the alleged improper manner q cha-g-
ing up assessments on local improvements FsN-
Justice Morgan ]. O'Brien will be associated WIZ
MT. Van DUren for the defence
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
STEP IN NAVAL CHANGES.
Chief Constructor Capps Appointed
Steam Engineering Head.

Washington Dec 2s.-Rear Admiral w L. Capps'
chief constructor was to-day designated by the
President TO be acting chief of the bureau
of steam engineering. This action Is regarded as
practically consolidating the bureau OF constructloh
and the bureau of steam engineering, a IaiteR
that has long been discussed as feature OF Ins
reorganization of the navy
The bureaus Of construction and of engineering
II IS said hsve interests much In common that
the work of the two will be simpifed by bringing
them under single head. Suggestions In tne past
for such a consolidation have been met py tho
assertion that legislation would be necessary 10
combine effectuay the two bureaus, ana such
LEGISLATION has never been obtained II Is eNpecteu
however that decided effort. with that object IN
view will be made this winter. Until the thorough
consolidation of these bureaus has been completed
the fact that Rear Admiral sCapps Will be al tne
head OF both OF them will. it is said. accomplish
much the same result would an actual consohoa-
tion by legislative authority.
There arr some phases of this action that' ac-
cordfne TO the view of naval officers. are likely
IN cause friction One is the fact that Admiral
Cams staff officer will be in control OF bureau
con1posed of officers of the line. 1t Is beieVeo oy
Secretary Newberry, however, that no dlnlcuity
of this sort will be encountered, and that the re-
sult Of this change OF organization will be hlgnIy
beneficial to the navy
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
FIGHTING IN TENEZUELA'
Castro FoHo1pers PreUent Officials
Landing. but GiUe In.

Port or Spain Trinidad Dec 2s-There has oeen
-s.,.,,p II Ar7acuro, OF the Venezuelan coast ne-
tween aeherents or ex-President castro anu N1io
--,7v ~ the Miranda a gunbost working IN the
,.eras.e Of the new President, Juan Vicente Gomez
s,,o,.+ -z-enty men were killed and some hrtS
--e-a wounded The Gomez party was Obliged 10
withdraw temporarily. This news was brought IN
here bv the gunboat IN question
The Miranda left La Cueyra for Amecuro WIN
q -7,7r,her Of officials on board who were 70 take
tl,e rlaoes of the officials there who had been
.e-,yi1s uude- Castro. The Miranda arrived on
A-7sc,Iro Yesterday morning II was at once dis
covered that General Torres had got together
5,o,,+ ave hundred men. and that he was prepared
20 resist a landing The Miranda cleared ana weh'
in+o action She made Of her battery, and the
the. were not successful. The men under Torres
tcceeded ;- keeping them of. The fighting lasted
about four hours
when the captain Of the Miranda the situa-
finn was Impossible he withdrew and came 20 Port
of spain arriving late yesterday afternoon A dis
match was al sent to President Gomez. VIA
L Curacao informing him OF the situation. The Nj
rarda then took on coal
As soon as this news became known in Port or
snaln a large contingent Of the Venezuelan colony
volunteered to help the government. and the ONCE
~ the Venezuelan Consul was pesieged ny men
anxious to return 10 Anacuro 10 fight num-
hoard the s11nboet. which al once started back for
AmacuTc.
General Torres arrived here at noon to-day from
Aracuro in q small boat He says the odds were
sEstnst him and that he decided 70 make no FUR
sher resistance. There will consequently be no
more fighting and the officials sent out by Fresi-
dent Gomez will take charge
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
NAVAL OFFICERS TEST
SOME CHANGES PLANNED.
WM Apply to Al, Those OF H'g"
Rank Ha1ing Lesser Ordedt.
fFr,cm the Tribune Bureau J


washington Dec. 2S.-The rough drdiI oi -
executive order which is to prescribe P"S -.
test fer naval officers has been cohpieteo "
bureau of navigation, but 1t VIII proosoly O So,
,acted to some changes within the next le"
before the order is promulgated TO the sc,
Originally 1t was intended TO have the ofuel go
onl, +o naval officers on shore duty ana 10 ~
below the rank of captain. The President n, nus -
dec,ded TO have no exception, the only ~.
befnc a certain !eniency in the requirements -,
,o,od on caDtaius and rear admlrals' III
csses the walk viii be of thirty miles the no ,i,
hec ride of sixty miles and the bicycle rae Oh lH
distance In the case OF other onlcers uc -,
,UI he eftv miles and the horseback anu oio'0
r,des ninety and one hundred miles respectl'eiy:
The president is also inclined to reject the plopT
stt,on of tyyenty-four-hour tour OF DUTY on "a,o'
on tho bridge for officers at sea. IL mas Deeh ~
tded n consider the question further ana 10 'ii1S
end there will assemble in Washington 'o-noiro"
Four officers who will pass upon the latest scne--0
., rbvsceI test and make their report 10 1he ie
ident These officers are: Captain Cameron McN-
yyinslow commanding the New Hampshire C0F
tain James NJ Helm, commanding the Ioaho' Cap
tai, Iohn C. Fremont commanding the MISSISSIPPI.
and Commander Albert P. Niblack. In connlanu VI
the Naval Academy practice ships at AlihNp0
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
CASTRO WOULD RETURN
SAYS He WANTS TO PROVE
HIS POLITICAL HONOR.
Suggests That His Relations sfIth
Venezuela Be Tried by Inter
national Tribunal.

r,7,- Tloc se-Cfpr,es1o Castro left the hos
,...al and returned to the Esplanade Hotel this
afternoon He granted an interview to The AS
rocisted Press correspondent tonight Inc
former President was asked II there was any
frnt. in the statement published in various
newspapers that he left Venezuela knowing
what was going 10 happen
Sefor Castro, who was already greatly irTi-
..+e5 over unfounded press reports concerning
his movements and affairs at first refused TO
discuss the matter, and then calmly made the
following reply:
NO. for II / had even suspected such thing
: would have remained in Venezuela even had
my life been imperilled through Ill health be
cause have always been end am now the slave
70 honor and duty The only fear have is the
fear OF God"
1t IS r71nored that the Venezuelan govern
nent viii request your extradit:on from Ger
MANY In order 10 indict you, Castro was IN
formed.
II % NO. consider that possible" replied
c.e+-o -.incs no such covenant is IN existence
Ae.u,een Venezuela end Germany. The only
convention between the two countries relaIes
so trademarks and IS dated 1882 ExtTadltion
.reatses exist only with Belgium. Spain and 30
isz4s But even supposing such an ntehtlon
.z:sts only the slightest hint is necessary anu
srn willing 20 go 10 Venezuela and prove my
,.olf-srzl honor ! believe ] would be lfS gam
fron, this in the public opinion. In regard 10
,n1e-nal affairs concerning the foreign policy OF
Venezuela would suggest thai an international
t,irrnsl should Judge me. 10 prove that ven
.yuela has right and reason. provided tha' L
.pch right should be proven Justice might be
accorded 10 Venezuela and TO me-
sehor Castro declined for the present 10 give
my further statement. but he discussed the
events in Venezuela since the change In govern
,7,ant expressing pleasure that there mao Oeel
.o ,,,.1e FIoodshed there. He thought thar ms
,-other General CeIestino Castro. had acteo
,o--sr.Iy IN obevinE orders 10 submit and give
-, ,be arms and ammunition IN his charge thus
avoiding a conflict
Concerning The intention Of President Gomez
81 .a+t1e the outstanding foreign questions cas-
80 believed that Gomez was acting as ne
.b,,,0b+ hest but declared that the action OF
venazneIa hitherto was justified He did not
,ntend. however 10 interfere IN the progress OF
events and had not communicated with Nenez-
ucia in any way
Castro Is still under the care OF Dr. Israel
,-,,o consented 70 his return 10 the hotel as the
,,oe,i-ai surroundings and confinement were ad-
y,e-seIv affecting his patient. Sehor CasIFO 81
,,,- daily in an automobile, He lives quietly anu
=. strictly following the regimen laid OUT ioi
him Or Israel says that an operation VIII hot
ne necessary: his patients ailnent is pain1ui
although not al all dangerous.