The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-24

| AJACCIO. Corsica, Nov 23.-The
| French cruiser Conde, which went ashore
| on the Corsican coast yesterday, was re-
! noated today, She Is not seriously dam
| aged.
TsING TAU, China. Nov. 23,-one Ger
man workman and thirty Chinese were
| killed today as the result Of an accident
| in the works OF a German mining COM
pany near Hungshan.
RAMBoUHLET, France, Nov 23.-
| President Fallieres and King Gustav OF
Sweden hunted over the historic preserves
here today. the king making a big bag
which included ninety-two pheasants and
twenty-siX rabbits.
BELGRADE. Servia, Nov. 23-Seven-
teen carloads of coin and the archives OF
the National bank were today removed
step was taken because the government
fears that Austria will make a raid on
Belgrade, the capital. II is rumored that
the government also will be removed 10
Nish,
PORT Az PRINCE. Hayti. Nov. "a
the blockade of the port OF Aux Gals.
only town in the republic in a state OF
rebellion. All the other places in the de-
partlnent Of the south have remained loyal
10 President Nord Alexis and 1t is gem
orally believed that the revolutionary
movement win quickly be put down
VIENNA. Nov 23-The German and
italian students attending the University
OF Vienna came into serious collision in
the university precincts this morning. and
before the police drove them away re-
vovers had been freely used and fifteen
students were wounded The trouble was
occasloned by an Italian demonstration
in favor Of the establishment OF an Italian
university at Trieste
PEKING. Nov. 23.-President Roose-
velts reply TO the communication from
Prince Ching. forwarded November 10 IN
setting forward the crisis through which
the throne has passed. was received by
the American legation here today and de-
llvered to the foreign board The grand
council already has undertaken c0nsiGera-
ton of the reform In questions OF court
procedure.
ROME. Nov. 23.-M. MilovanovIch. the
Scryian minister Of foreign affairs. left
here today for Belgrade. where he viii
report 70 King Peter on the result Of
his mission 10 London. Paris and Rome.
The foreign minister has now eliminated
from tho Scrvian programme every claim
that is not In harmony with the interests
OF those powers upon whom Scrvin chiefly
relies. namely RUSSIA and France. Both
OF these states are intares ted in prevent
Ing the Austro- German advance in the
Balkan peninsula.
ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. o3-The COM
mittee on defense OF the dUma today de-
clded 10 refuse the appropriation for tho
construction Of battlcships contained IN
the budget for 1909 until such time as
the naval ministry shah have been sat
isfactorily reformed. II WILL however.
grant money for torpedo boats. otC. The !
battleship credit was Tor s.. 600. 600 and
that for torpedo boats S2,00O000.
HONOLULU. Nov. 23.-Most of tho
members OF The Pacific Coast chamber OF J
commerce who went recently on an eX-
CGrsion TO Japan arrived here today on
the steamer Teryo MaVu. on their WAY
nome. They express themselves ak bcinE
convinced OF Japan'S sincere desire FOR
peace. which they believe will result In
ailaying all sentiments OF anita gonism be- .
tween the people OF America and Japan. /
The commercial men speak or their trip (
in the most enthusiastic terms. and saw /
that IL cannot but result bcncNciullv to |
AL who have thus become better &C. /
quainied with the japanese than Was /
otherwise poesIhie.