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The Washington times., 1908-09-17
PENIS Star Tackle Decides
to Forego Business An
other Year.
ELEVEN NEW MEN
JOIN THE SQUAD
Coach Metzgar Receives Likely Re-
enfoTcementS-Cornwall,S Scrub
Star, Bids for Varsity.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept IL. - The
greatest rejoicing yesterday when the
University Of Pennsylvania football
squad reported. was over the return ct
Draper. the star tackle Of last year 6
team. who had seriously thought OF
quitting the university for good in order
10 enter business The Old call proved
too strong for Draper, and as soon as
ne heard that the candidates were out
he packed up his duds and came back
10 town.
day, and will not for several days TO
come, for he has a couple Of eNamina-
tiOns still to take and he viii for the
present devote all his energies to get
ting these out Of his way Draper VIII
not be eligible, at any rate, till after
October 70. on account of a peculiar rul-
ing by the faculty, so Il will make
little difference if he does miss several
days at this stage Of the game. Draper S
return means great Increase In
strength TO the Pennsylvania line With
CASTOR. Draper, and Pike to steady the
new material an average line may yet
be developed.
Eleven additional candidate reported
70 Coach Metzgar yesterday afternoon,
bringing Penns squad up to an even
thirty The turnout was especially en-
couraginE because among the new Tan
we're several who at least have the size
necessary for good linemen. Campbell
is the most promising OF these. He
played on last years scrub but has put
an about ten pounds since then.
Ne now weighs lS6 pounds and viii
make a strong bid for one Of the VI
cant line positions HOTe, another mem
ber OF last years scrub, was also out
Tor the first time, while Mott, Taylor
and GOldenberg are new men who see u
70 nave the possibilities Of good linemen
in them
Cornwall Light But Fast.
Another new man whose appearance
filed the coaches with joy was CCrn-
wall the star haIfbaclC Of last years
scrub Cornwall IS a very light man.
not weighing over 155 pounds. but he is
sn aggressive player and Is gladly vel
coined. Many times last yer Cornwall
made the varsity look foolish BY long
end runs, while on defense he is par
ticularly strong.
Kern was another Of last years scrub
10 make his appearance, while the Jther
new men were Mott, Cecil. Davis, Tit
man and FOWne. The latter is an old
but, although he is a junior, he has
never before tried for the team. He IS
q very sturdy fellow and Coach Metz
gar pounced upon him at once as good
material from which TO develop q sub
stitute for keinath at quarterback. Al
Milford took him in charge and de-
voted the entire afternoon drilling hin
i'm the rudiments of the position. he
viii undoubtedly be given a thorough
tryout. since a substitute for Keiuath
must be developed
The Washington times., 1908-09-17
MINOT LOOKS GOOD
FOR NEW FULLBACK

CAMBRIDGE. Sept. 1.-THE Harvard
football squad worked both morning and
afternoon yesterday, and VIII do the
same today
Eight new players reported 70 Cap
tain Burr OF these, the most promising
was NinOt, fUllback on the last years
freshman football eleven A lot Of time
was devoted 10 running through fOrns-
tioEs. DAILY had charge of this work.
and coaches the ouarterbacks- Spragus.
q prominent member OF last year o
freshman squad, showed up vel
The Washington times., 1908-09-17
RACING MOTOR LOST
WHEN ROPE BREAKS
Craft Euilt 10 Compete With
Dixie II Adrift OF Sandy
Hook.

NEW YORK, Sept I7.-Somewhere
adrtft or sandy Hook IS the racing
mOtorbOat Vision, a aIO1-h0rsepower craft.
built for s S Goodman. TO compete at
thiTty-rwO miles an hour with the Dixie
II in the races 10 De held here Septenl-
Der p.
The boat was towed 20 New York
from Long Beach. y. J., BY another
boat when the tow rope broke. The
Vision was not missed for some time.
and then the racer could not De found.
Sandy Hook Ife-savers sighted the
craft, but could not recover IT.
The Washington times., 1908-09-17
FORCED TO GIVE UP
BY BREAKING BONE
Dorman Fights Gamely After In
jury to Arm, But SuCcumbs
10 Pain.

NEW YORK. Sept. 17.-After going
two rounds and half with Charles
Grlffen last night al the Fairmont Club,
Jack Dorman was forced to quit. He
broke a bone in his right arm in the
previous round, but gameIy went TO his
corner
he was UP for the next round, but
after A few exchanges. had TO give up
the battle. owing to the severe pain
The fight was a good one while it lasted.
Griffin fought better than ever before
and had a good chance 10 win had the
battle continued
The Washington times., 1908-09-17

expected action, he does not make the
shake-up without due consideration,
generally based upon a long series OF
observations
In such cases he certainly Is aware
in advance that ne is going 20 pull OF
the big shift, and should be compelled
70 give notice to the man who handles
Lne score cards, SO that a new lot may
be prepared by pastors or otherwise II
he cannot make the corrections on me
cards, he should be compelled to give
a tuu list Of them 20 the announcer.
who should call them of as they are
10 field or bat, no matter II he has
is not done there viii be hundreds. and.
in some cases thousands Of fans who
will not know who is at bat
The whole subject Of catering TO the
comfort and Information OF baseball
crowds is becoming more important
every season, and is one which mas
not Kept pace with the other develop
ments Of the professional side OF the
great national game.
Other Matters Needing Attention.
WOmen's hats. the control Of the boys
who sell pop. etc, the reservation Of
a grandstand section for women who
object TO smoke. better toilet and exit
facilities at some Of the parks. an
nouncements of all changes in the
ground rules. and better policing to
suppress noisy individuals who ,ersfst-
enJly curse or use foul language iowa I'd
the players. are all matters which n1usf
De considered, and that promptly. IL
such a vast business and nrlbIiI ap+e,
its proper standing.
If President Johnson will get busv
win tnese necessary improvements we
VIII forgive much that has passed.
The Washington times., 1908-09-17
Other Matters Needing Attention.
SUBURBAN LEAGUE
Petworth defeated Parkview yester-
dav bv 4 fo

Petworth defeated Parkview yester-
I day by TO /.
The result ties Brightwood and Park
view Tor first BrightWood 1f,iz-s
,Woodourn' which has been easy pick
lnS so tar and II is likely that Bright
WOOD viii jump into the lead.
Garrett pitched his usual game and
the best the heavy hitting ParJ1vfeyV
players could do was to get two scrar.,
singles Gallagher got one through sec
oud IN the third and Ridgeway bunted
one down the third base line that looked
like a foul.
Stevenson continues to play a good
game at first, and several times d1irina-
the contest he saved his team mates from
making errors by picking the ball out
Of the dirt.
Maddox, ParIview's star second base
l,Ltn, IS out Tor the season with a
sprained wrist, injured while practicins
yesterday
The Washington times., 1908-09-17

Earned runs-Treasury, . First base
by erTOrs-Treasury, = Columbia A @.
e. Left on bases-Treasury, 6; C0luru-
bia A. c, t. First base On balIs-C n
Hester. e. Struck OuT-By Hester, 5; by
Litchheld- g Three-base hfts-BieiaskI
O'EeaL Sacrifice hit-Lay. Stolen bases
-ThGrneys 2; LOrd- Lay, BielasLd- Hes
ter. Balk-Hester. L-mpfre-AIr- Berrs.
Time of game hour and 20 minutes
The Washington times., 1908-09-17
Big Ban Takes Tines Tip

Mr. Thomas s. Rice Washington, D.. c..
My Dear Sir: in
clipping incod you calling
10
you subject. many complaints
this patrons
called my will
make it special Of business meeting
December. The abuse will be an
Yours truly,
i. JOHNSON.
The Washington times., 1908-09-17

Treasury. by defeating the Columbia
Athletic Club yesterday at American
League Park, forced that team, which
was considered the most formidable con
tender for the peunant, down TO third
place, and tied with the Marines for
the initial pew. The score was 70 3
The game, which went only six in
nings, was a classy exhibition of base
ball luck Although Hester. on the
mound for the winners. allowed but two
hits, he was wild, pass ng seven M
Litchfeld, who was II the box for
Columbia was hit freely, and In nezrIy
every session runners were len on
bases but the Clubmeu were unable 20
score except In the fourth A sUcCes-
sion OF singles anC q stolen base netted
a trio OF talIies, which ended CoIUu-
bias activity for the day
Treasury scored In the opener. Thor
ney reached first when Hurley threw
Wild. and advanced 10 second when Clear
muffed Lords bOunder. BieIasbi's triple
and a double steal gave the Money
Counters two runs. The winners annex
ed another in the third Mccarthy fled
TO Taylor, BieIasli singled, and Cert
man knocked out a hot liner to night
field. Gallaghers wild throw 10 third
% catch the runner let Biclasld score
Blelasl was the batting star. Out OF
three times up he scored a triple and
two singles
The score.
The Washington times., 1908-09-17
TARRASCH AHEAD.

MUNICH, Sept 1.-THE twelfth game
in the chess match between LasBer and
Tarrasch was adjourned yesterday after
the forty~f1fth move The position favors
Tarrasch.
The Washington times., 1908-09-17
EXODUS OF BOXERS
FROM CALIFORNIA
Fasteners Coming Home and
FTfSCanS on Still Hunt
for Matches
for Matches

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1T.-With the
first Of the week there viii be an exodus
from San Francisco not only Of the
fighters VINO have their homes IN other
localities. but of Californians as well.
who are going East with the idea os
getting the pick of the best matches Of
fered to them.
Al Kaufman the heavy ~, light. whose
recent performances In los Angeles
have been by far the best Of his career,
and his manager. Billy Delaney, Joe
Thomas, w}o expects TO 80 To Europe
before he 'nishes his tour. and Silly
Papke, the mic .leWeight champion OF
the world, are GInonE the men who viii
be buying their railroad tic .ets.
Abe Attell. the champion feather
weight. announces that he has changed
his manager
He has discarded Tom Cohn, who has
looked after his interests for several
years, and has placed Billy Delaney in
charge Delaney also VIII continue to
manage al kaufman, whom he hopes
t. groom into champion heavyweight
The Washington times., 1908-09-17
landing OF the Clubs.
National League.

Yesterdays Results.
Chicago, 5; Boston, q.
New York. s; St. Louis. ..
Brookland, 8; Cincinnati. 0.
Philadelphia, 3: PittsburC, ..
Pittsburg, .; Philadelphia. O..
TOday'S Games.
PittsburE at Boston.
ST. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn
The Washington times., 1908-09-17
American League.
Yest days Results.
Detroit. 4. ST Toufs

y - lItI y y MS UILs-
Detroit, 4; St. Louis, 1.
Cleveland, Z; Chicago, /.
Today's Games.
Washington at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland.
New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia at ST Louis.
The Washington times., 1908-09-17

TOday's game-8Iarines, Of the Mar
quette League. vs. Grace, Of the sun
day School League. AT National Pax.
at 4:45 z. 10.
The Washington times., 1908-09-17
TREASURY TRIMS
COLUMBIA CLUB
Ties With Marines for First
Place in Amateur
Title Series.

CLUB STANDING.
The Washington times., 1908-09-17

II a manager cOntemplates an entire
of his sluggers as a mat
ter Of policy, and not as a result Of an
accident neeessitating immediate and un-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-29
La Pve!ana del glIlerne
Las Fiestas de Ponce de Leon

Hoy Ell Gobernador Mr.. Post ha fir
mado la proelama que continuation
publicamos-
Por cuanto: La Camara de Delega-
dos, despues de una Investigation de-
cidio que ell dfa IL de Agosto de 1903
fue Ell dia en- que Ponce de Leon eS-
tableci6 Ell primer gobierno civiliza-
do en- la Isla de Puerto Rico.
Por cuanto: que dicha Camara ha
pedido al Gobernador de Puerto Rico
que en- conmemoracion del 20 AMI
versario de esa fecha. declare Ell dfa
Il de Agosto de 1908, sdfa de fiesta
legal.
Por consiguiente: Yo, Regis iii.
Post, Gobernador dc Puerto Rico,
ia acultado por los poderes que me
conceden la Secc;6n 3S7 del C6digo
Politico, proclamo ell Microbes IL de
Agosto de 1908 dia de fiesta legal
en- toda la Isla de Puerto Rico, y que
este dia, sea celebrado con 6estas
apropiadas, y Yo debidamente mona
bro un Comite compuesto del Gober-
Inador de Puerto Rico, Presidente
Protempore del Consejo Executive,
| el Speaker de la Camars de Delega-
Idos, Presideute del Ateneo Puerto
Irriqueflo, Presidente del Casino Es-
pa1ol, Presid eute de la Sociedad
de Escritores Artistas, el Aicalde
de San Juan y Ell Doctor don Caye-
tano Coll y Toste como Comite para
ipreparar Ell prograra de las fiestas
Ique han de celebrarSe en- dicho dfa,
Iy 70 mas adelante nombrare I'm Co
mite honorario, para la celebration
| de eSe dla. compueSto del Comandan
te de la Estacion Naval, Ell Conan
| dante de Distrito Militar de Puerto
Rico, los miembros del Consejo Eie-
cutivo y miembros de la Camara de
Delegados, Ell Reverendo Williams
A. Jones. Obispo de Puerto Rico, ell
Reverendo ] II. Van Buren,, Obispo
| Episcopal de Puerto r leo. Ell Alcalde
de Aguada, ell Alcalde de San Ger
man, ell Consul de Espaf1a, ell Consul
de Santo Domingo Salvador Brau v
el Honora bic Manuel Paniagua.
EN- TESTIMONIO DE LO CUAL
firmo y estampo el gran sello de
la isla de Puerto Rico.
D4do en- San Juan q los veintinueve
dfas de Abril. A1o de nuestro Sef1or,
de mil novecientos ocho.
(Firnado). REGIS Ii. Posi-.
Por el Gobernador,
w. F. WILtoUGBY.-Se -Secretario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-29
La peSte bub(niIca

Segun notices particulares la peste
bubonica esta hacienda estragos en-
Guayaquil.
por las mismas noti>iaS ssbem 3
que ell encargado de negocios de Co
lombia y dos sirvientes de la familia
del Consul ingles, Sc encuentran en-
tre las victlmas de la epidenia.
Tambien en- Antofaga sta (Valpa-
raiso) la pc hace la ,taptes estra-
COS.
lPodrli go5ierno decirnos 81 es-
to es cierto3.... J case de serlo, serfa
conveniente $ ber que disposiciones
ha di A..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-29
Doctor )ergcS CaSab

Despu6s de TN examen notabilisi~
mo, celebrado ante la junta de medi-
cos examinadores, ha rivalidado su
tftulo ell distinguido joven y va nota
bic doctor Verges Casals. Mucho
celebramos el triunfo conseguido por
nuestro amigo, triunfo que por espe-
rado no es menos digno de aplauso Y
encomio- El doctor Verges CasaIs
tiene alberto su consultorio en- esta
ciudad donde cuenta con grandes
prestigios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-29
Tribunal Supreme

Sc han hecho los senalam nj :ntos de
apelaciones EN- pleitos Civle', cont --
nuaci6n del segundo termino de 2esic>
nes, del corriente aflo.
Mayo Jueves 7.-Antonia Ferrtry
Calvo, con ell Pueblo de Puer Rico.
Dafios perjuicios.
Viernes s.-Jose Villa Soler, cta
Maria do la Paz Palermo l. It's ex--
pensas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-29
La peSte bub6niIca

A las notas Consignadas en-
mi, anterior articulo sobre la
peste bubonica, no estaria de
mas Ell aTladir algunas otras re-
ferentes a sus sintomas, prof.
laxia y tratamiento.
Conocida la intensidad del pc
ligro, urge tambien conocer la
forma en- que suele presentarse
~ los medios que la experienced ia
ha juzgado utiles y de alguna
ehcacia para prevenirlo.
Calculase que Ell periodic de
incubacion de la enfermedad
es decir, desde que Ell germen
penetra en- el organismo hasta
que empiezan los primeros sin
tomas, no paSa de tres 8 cuatro
dias. Escalofrios, malestar, do
lor de cabeZa, quebrantamiento
general ,hebre alta, a,algo parecido
a 10 que ocurre coz la febre til
foidea, son las primeras senales
de la enfermedad. Esos sinto-
mas. Comunes a muChas infec-
clones, son, por decirlo asi, el
toque de alarma del ORGANISING
en- lucha alberta con los bacilos
invasores que Sc proponen evo.
lucionar y vivir q sus expensas.
Viene despues el infarto Q him
chazon de los ganglios linfati
cos del cuello, de las axilas. de
las ingles, etc, y acompanan a
esta hinchazon fuertes dolores
Y gran sensibilidad a la cerca-
MIA de los tumores. Algunas
veces la piel sc cubre de man
chas rojiZas y sobreviene la
muerte En- breves dias. En- los
pocos casos de Curacion, la en-
fermedad Sc prolonga, la fiebre
presenta intervalOs de remission
y aunque los tumores hayan
snpurado, sobreviene una con
valencia laboriosa v larga.
Hay. indudablemente, dos for.
mas PARTICIPATES de la affection:
la una agudisima Y violenta
que puede destruir la vida en-
cuarenta y ocho horas. y la otra
mas benigna en- la que Sc cuen-
tan algunos casos de curaCi0n
expontanea.
La mayor parte por no decir
todos, de los remedies emplea-
dos hasta la fecha en- diversos
tiempos y en- diferentes paises
han sido completamente inef-
CAGES.
A semejanza de 10 que ocurre
con otras iDfeCciones, las plan
tas y los minerales no han pro-
porcionado q la terapeutica q
contraveneno de la toxina NOR
bosa.
Ell medico, al pie del enfermo
tlene que recurrir a 10 que Sc
llama Ia expectation armada, y
llmltarse q un tratamiento ra-
clonal de los sintomas. Ante
esta impotencia hubo de recu
rrirse a la seroterapia, no para
curar, sino para impedir el des
arrollo en- Ell cuerpo, del bacilc
patogeno.
Sc empezo, como en- la difte-
ria y otras intermediates analo
gas, pOr buscar Ell eI suero dc la
sargre del caballo prGviamente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-29
Los nOnbraInIentoS de hoy

Mafiana. en- la session del ConseIo
Executive, seran propuestos los si--
grientes nombramientos:
Para Juez Municipal de Carolina,
don Fortunate Vizcarrondo; para Juex
de Paz del mismo pueblo, don Pedro
Rodriguez, quienes sustituiran 4 los
seffores Benedicto y Zeno. respec-
tivamenre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-29

inoculado, la vacuna preventiva.
Ell suero de Hafkine, asi como
Ell de Yersin, obtenidos amboa
por diferentes procedimientos
han producido algun efecto en-
la peste de Levante, a pesar de
que la inmunidad que con ellos
Sc logra es de muy corta du
racion.
En- presencia. por 10 tanto, de
la pobreza de medios curativos
una vez que ell NAL Sc ha apo
dorado de los organismos, no
queda mas que un recurso, re =
curse indudablemente podero- :
so; tai es, Ell impedir por GUAM
tos medios sea possible, la en-
trada de la enfermedad en- la
isla.
A las medidas cuarentena-
rias que las autoridades puedan
y deben poner en- practica en-
todos los puertos, hay que ana
dir las que es facil imponer en-
las poblaciones, sin contempla-
clones nj condescendencias de
ningun genero.
Ell cuerpo sanitario en- casos
de epidemia, como Ell de bonn
beros en- casos de incendio, dice
I'm escritor ingles, tiene el de-
recho de penetrar en- las casas,
cuyas puertas estarian Cerra-
das al mandate de la reina de
Inglaterra.
Sc ha dicho y con razon, que
no es Ell desaseo nj es la pobre =
"a 10 que engendra la playa
mortifera; pero es innegable
que miseria y desaseo constitu-
yen Ell mas ehCiente medic de
cultivo para los germenes in
feCCiOsos.
Una inspection detenida de
esas habitaciones, verdaderas
ergastulas sin aire Y sin luz
que sc alquilan para viviendas
y en- las que Sc hacina I'm MI :
nero de personals que necesi =
tan por 10 menos TN local
cuatro veces mas grande, seria
de una conveniencia suma i'm
poner la obligation de lavar los
pisos con aqua caliente 6 con
alg1n liquido antiseptico, a 10
menOS una vez pOr semana;
'establecer una activa persecu-
clon de las ratas que en- mu-
chos patios y dormitorios pulu-
Ian a sus anchas; hacer quemar
las basuras que de la poblacion
Sc extraigan; buscar Ell medic
de desinfectar las cloacas, ETC.,
etc, son medidas que no ha bran
de pasar desapercibidas a la in
teligente sanidad local.
Hace mucho tempo que Sc
ha aconsejado para la destruc-
Cion de las ratas, Ell virus Da-
nysz, recomendado por Ell ms
tituto Pasteur de Paris. Este
virus. vertido sobre alguna sus.
tancia alimenticia que agrade
a los ratOnes, les produce, al
ser ingerida, una enfermedad
contag1osa para todos los roe
dores, aunGue inofensiva para
otra clase de animales.
La abundancia de conejos en-
Australia, en- donde el gobierno
gasta anualmente centenares
de miles de pesos para destruir
los, determine a Pasteur a en-
sayar ell colera de las gallinas
que determine tambien q los
roedores inyectados una enfer-
medad mortal. Aunque I'll re-
medic era eflcaz. v los conejos
moTian a millares, tenia Ell me-
todo el grave Inconvenience de
ser perjudicial tambien a las
aves de corral, y por esa causa
1,rIo do a~nrto~1~ 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-29

mento EN- que esa fiesta Sc consagra
Sc pretenda publican en- ingles, te-
1iendo como tiene Ell pueblo puerto
rriquef1o ST. lengua, su idioma irreem.
plaza BILE: el castelano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-29
NJ doctor ZenO ! Gambia

Esta mafiana, fue despedirse EN-
Ia | ortaleza, del gobernador Mr.. Post
el director de la Correspondents
seficr Zeno y Gambia
Mr.. Post estuvo hablando con Ell Sc
nor Zeno I'm buen ratio.
The evening world., 1908-10-28
FIRE SHOWERS
THREE IN BL0W-UP
OF LOCOMOTIVE
Trainmen Covered With Burn
ing Goals as Explosion
StartleS White Plains.

Three men were injured. two proba-
bly, fatally, when the crownsheet OF the
boiler Of an engine drawing a milk train
on the Harlem Railroad blew out near
the Hamilton avenue crossing at White
Plains early to-day. The victims are
Engineer c. J. Ranus, OF Mount ver-
non. scalded about face and arms; Fire
man George Sommerville. of White
Plains, burned about the face by red
hot Goals and scalded about the body,
in dying condition. Brakeman c. NJ.
Traver. OF Hillsdale. scslded and burned
by hot coal skull fractured; in critical
condition.
The train was made up OF twenty nine
cars and was on run to Thirtieth
street, Manhattan. from Chatham, N Y
When near the Hamilton avenue CROSS
ing and running nfteen mIes an hour
there was crash that startled people
within Il wide radius. The engine was
enveloped in cloud of steam and dying
sparks. In q cab at the time We're the
three injured men. Fireman Sommer-
windows, while Brakeman Traver was
knocked fiat on the deck between the
cab and tender. the redhot coal being
blown out of the fireboN and covering
his body. His clothing caught fire, but
was extinguished by rescuers. Engineer
Ranus stuck 10 his post, although en-
veloped In steam, long enough to apply
the air brakes and prevent n wreck. He
then jumped out OF the cab window.
The engine was practically new and
one OF the latest type used on the New
York Central system, The Public Ser
spector was sent to make thorough
investigation
The evening world., 1908-10-28
RUSSIA AND FRANCE WANTED
TO INTERVENE IN B0ER WAR.

BERLIN. Oct. 2S-The Foreign
Office said to-day that the interview
given TO an unocial representative
Enslishman by Emperor william. pub
lished to-day In the London Daily Tele-
graph, had ben sent to the Emperor,
who is hunting at Wernigerode with
PRINCE Stolberg. In this conversation.
the Emperor told Of profs OF his good
win to Great Britain during the Boer
war. The interview is regarded as
substantially accurate reproduction OF
the conversation the Emperor had with
the distinguished Englishman.
TT Is an historical fact" an official
OF the Foreign Orrice said. that the
French and Russian Governments made
suggestions to the German Government
which, II accepted, would have led to
Joint intervention In the Boer war"
The mention of this historical incident
was not intended, II was explained. to
sefTect the relations since established
between Great Britain and France and
Great Britain and Russia,