The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-25

day on account, Of n cold. ON the ad-
vice of his physicians he is Keeping his
room.
BERLIN Nov 2l-various chambers
ot commerce I'M Germany arc peiluoniug
the imperial secretary ot posts 10 cstab-
postal rate between Germany and the
United States such as now exists be-
tween England and the United states.
ST PETERSBURG. Nov. 2!--Russia
has cancelled an" arrangements which
were mndc for recalling the guard OF tho
Russian legation az Peliiu and elsewhere
in China. The revolutionary movement
i'm southern China is not believed here
tu be connected with the Developments
at Pcltin, but merely Il revival OF last
ycnrS revolt
PEEING. Nov 24.-Thc situation at
NanSInE. where Il mutiny In the present
Chinese troops broke out November ~,
The streets of the city and a portion Of
the foreign residents have taken refuge
on board Il British gunboat. Others Of
the foreigners elected To remain on shore.
TEHERAN. Nov. 2i.-Thc shah al
ready has repcntcd Of his proclamation.
posted In the mosques yesterday. in which
IT was set forth that the people, in spite
OF his promises. shall not have a consti-
tuition and during the night he sent out
urgent orders 10 withdraw this procla-
all copies OF IL.
LIMA. Peru Nov. 2I.-Tho Peruvian
government will present gold medal TO
climber, who last August succeeded in
reaching the summit OF Mount Huascaran.
President Leguia today gave an audience
10 Miss Peck. and he will be present at
her lecture on Thursday night before the
Geographical society. The members OF
the cabinet and many other prominent
government officials also VIII attend the
lecture,
BERLIN, Nov. 2i.-The Industrial I'm
ion. an organization composed OF many |
thousands Of the leading manufacturers |
and merchants OF Germany, which Is at |
present holding meeting In this city, to- !
day gave remarkable demonstration in |
favor OF Emperor William and in rccog- |
milton Of his desire to carry out his i'm
perial duties with benefit 10 the father
land.
LONDON. Nov. 24.-Hcrbert Lee. n |
music hall performer, died in this city !
today from the effects OF a wound in the |
head received during a performance of !
a William Tell act at a local hall last |
night. Lee held ball on his head al |
which Nine, Clementlne shot at a dis
tance of fifty feet. Nine. Clementinc sur
rendered to the police. Lee had given
this act for eighteen years without hav-
ing met with an accident,
BERLIN. Nov. c4.-The agreement 20
arbitrato the Casa Blanca incident be-
tween France and Germany-the case OF |
the German deserters from the foreign
legion of the French army, who sought
the aid Of the German consul at Casa
amga m"G to ESCAPE from MGrocG9Was
acted for France, while Acting Secretary
for Foreign Affairs Won Kiderien -Waech- |
ter represented Germany.
hos
fled libel suit for 500. 900 and rectii-
cation against the Sporting Review La
Vie Au Grand, because of publication OF
an article characterizrnE Welman's cX-
pedition TO the north pole as Ameri-
can bluff designed for personal profit and
carried out under the cover OF ImDossi-
which Mr.. Wellnan complains was print
ed last spring, and, he states. was In
spjred by one Of the dissrunted Incm-
bers OF the expedition.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 2i.-The oe-
velopments In Persia overshadow the
Balkan situation, which Is In a stationary
phase. At recent interview with Prince
the second son OF King Heter
OF Servia, held with Emperor Nicholas
the emperor reiterated his promise not
to recognize the annexation OF Bosnia
and Herzegovina and expressed his dis
pleasure at the belicose attitude OF Mon
tenegro, emphasizing the desirabIlity OF
preserving peace,
LONDON. Nov. 24.-The board Of agri-
culture has ordered the slaughter with
out delay of the cattle on board the four
steamers that have arrived in England
since the board Issued its order prohib-
ting the Importation Of cattle from
New York and Pennsylvania, on account
Of the foot and mouth disease In those
states. The animals which came by these
vessels were found to be free from dis
ease, but no chances are taken,
ST. PETERSBURG. Nov, 24.--The for
eign Office here is frankly puzzled In the
matter OF what course It shall pursue in
the Persian situation, 1t agrees with
Great Britain that vigorous measures
should be adopted TO force the shah to
restore the constitution, without which
normal order cannot be re-estnblished in
Azerbaljan province. An Interchange OF
views Is now proceeding, with the view
Of devlsing an effective method OF eX-
erting pressure upon the shah.
LONDON. Nov. 24.-The house OF com
mons this afternoon, by a vote OF gag
to IS. agreed TO the first reading of the 4
bill introduced by William Redmond TO
remove the existing Catholic disabili-