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New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
NEW PARIS BOOKS.
Description of Excavations in Delos
Hrs. Wharton's NoUel appears.
Especial by French Cable 10 The Iribune.l
Ir-nr,rtCht Ians. hy Tire Tribune NEGOTIATION

copyright 1905. by The Tribune Association
Parsi July Among new books are Aca-
demic des Inscriptions ct Belles-Lettres, pup
lished description with maps and Illustrated
bv photo Autographs of the excavations maze
in the island of Delos by the French School OF
Athens under the direction of NJ. Maurice MOL
leaux the expenses of which were betrayed by
the Due de Loubat of the Academic of Bellies
Lettres The book covers the operations during
the year 1907 and gives an idea of the enormous
archeological value of labors performed in the
island sacred to Apollo and Diana. which have
been continued with great success for six years
Plon Nourrit brings out Mrs. Edith Wharton
House Of Mrth' in French attire. with char-
acteristic and somewhat ironic preface by Faul
porree+ Chez les Heureux du Monde" is
tre title selected in preference to the more lit
eraI one Of La Maison de Liesse Mrs Whar-
toms novel is regarded by most French readers
&C an exact image of smart American society 1t
is admirably translated by Charles du Bos
Plon Nourrit also issues Chez les Francais du
Canada" by Jean Lionnet presenting with ac-
curacv of observation the life Of the French
Canadians interspersed with picturesque de-
scriptions of Quebec and Montreal
Perrin publishes "AIoyse Nalerien, a novel
Of delightful simplicity and unworldiness. but
somewhat lacking in humor. by Edouard Rod
The publishing house Of Henry Pauwers
brings out a book entitled How Public Opinion
Is Manufactured in France" and Subtle Gu
RIuT an Chantage" by F. J. Mouthon formerly
on the editorial staff of LIE Matin in which
he claims TO reveal the narrowing details bear
ing upon methods and procedure of yellow jour
nalisn in Paris in connection with the sensa-
tional libel suit brought by Senator Humoert
against lie Matin.
pasoueIle issues '4-e Marriage de Demain.
b,- Michael Corday replete with psychological
6ata gathered in Partisan society during the
rast two years showing how strong the under
current is setting in toward the union lbre
Calnan-Levy publishes 'L'Affair Will d
novel bv Louis Estang, the story of a fascinat-
ing widows legacies judicial fiction enlivened
by playful irony. The action passes amid pol
iticians business men. magistrates, lawyers ami
professional beauties Calmann-Levy also pun
fishes La Coincide Douloureuse, novel by
Marie Laparcerfe. 1t is a tale of a cultivated
woman buffeted between the Scylla ana Cha-
rybdis Of her sentimental love for one man and
her ardent passion for another admirer. compel
ling her 10 lead double life. e l. b.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
WILBUR WRIGHT SCALDED.
Tube Bursts While Testing Mechanism of
Aeroplane-Machine Not Damaged

lie Mans July 4.-Wiibur Wright who has
lested this place for his experiments painfully
scalded on the chest and today the
suit OF the bursting of a water tube while he
testing the mechanism of his aeropane. The acci-
dent occurred in the shed, tube connection sud
denly blowing off The boiling water spurted over
Mr. Wright who lost consciousness under the pain
He quickly recovered, however. under the treat
ment of friends and assistants who to his aid.
He said that he was badly injured, and insist
ed walking 10 his hotel a mile distant. The
aerOplane not damaged. II is believed that
preparations will be resumed Monday for Mr.
Wright's tests.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
KINGS HEALTH GOOD
Equal to Strain of Brilliant Social
.Se0sOn-Some Entertainments.
rspe,ial by French Cable to The Tribune
rCo,xr,rh, 1905 By The Tribune Association.

<NsSoN'NNS--'
London July 4.-The Kings health is fuliy
eoual 10 the exhausting strain of the social sea-
son the success of which he does so much 10
promote His secretaries fairly exhausted
with correspondence and details, but he is fresh
untiring and alert. He is holding a counch 10
day and opening the new building OF the Ro9a'
National Pension Fund for nurses on the ms
torc site OF York House by the famous water
gate. Next week there will be final leFee anu
state ball, fatiguing functions at LEEDS anu
Bristol investitures council meetings, engage
ments at Newmarket and Sandown. the opening
of the Olympic games and scores of public ana
social duties before the is closed ar Good
wood and Cowes.
II has been Of the costliest seasons, II MOI
the most brilliant one, London has ever known
Entertaining great houses is conducted on
larger scale every year, and the balls are hand
somer and more luxurious Lady Salisburys
has been the most conspicuous entertainment
this week with royalties and diplomats IN at
tendance The Duchess of Buckinghams pan
was also brilliant affair, witk the Grown frlh-
cess of Sweden among the royalties ana 'he
embassies we'll represented. The entertainments
al after-dinner parties were never more Naiieu
or extensive the hostesses riva!ng one an
other in taking up new ideas
Mrs Asquith is making the gloomy old Down
ing street house a social centre by having sfnali
parties and looking after notable foreigners IKE
NJ Coquelin and several of the richest American
hostesses are giving up their houses in anticipa-
tion of the speedy end of the London season
Maud Allan is not allowed the exclusive pr1Vl-
lege of dancing her way into the affections ol
smart people Isadora Duncan is appearing a'
the Duke of York's Theatre under Mr. From
man,s management and in dances and choruses
from Gluck's "Iphicenia in Tauris' and "lphi-
genia in Auiis" She has the assistance OF d
score of pupils from the Neurilly Dancing Schooi'
and reproduces the beauty line and grace OF
movement from antique vases. She was hrsI
seen in London ten years ago. when she danceu
on artists lawns and in fashlonapie houses
Meanwhile she has been pertectns What she
calls the Renaissance of classical Greek dancing.
I. n. F.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
HUMBERT LIBEL SUIT
DECISION Is POPULAR.
France Greatly Opposed to lello1c
Journalistic Methods.
Especial by French Gable TO The Tribune.
t,,.T e Tribune A AssnciatiOn. ]

Paris Julv 4-The sensational libel suit
brought against the newspaper lie Matin' by
Senator Hun1bert has been the chief topic Oh
the week and the condemnation of lie Matln
to pay $4,000 damages. $500 fine and the cost OF
the insertion of the judgment in one hundred anu
papers at the choice of the plafntin' SHOWS
how strongly opposed is a Paris jury to the In
PRODUCTION into this country of yellow jour
nasm.
Senator Humbert, who began life as care
waiter. became captain in the army, an aide
de-camp to General Andre when the latter was
Minister for War. secretary general OF Le
Matin,' and after quarrelling with the owner OF
at paper, NJ. Maurice Bunau-Varilla, was
elected a Deputy and finally Senator for Meuse
had been accused by lie Matin' of having
stolen documents from the Minister for war; OF
using his parliamentary influence for his own
pecuniary profit and of being an associate OF NJ
Rochelle banker who recently arrested
charged with swindling. The jury refused 10
believe these accusations, which were supported
by serious evidence, and the case derived its
importance from the complete expose which was
made by numerous witnesses including NJ.
Chaumie, late Minister of Justice of the tyran-
MICA. and threatening methods adopted by lie
Matin,' whose practice it has been violently TO
attack the private life of ministers and public
officials if these latter refused to aid it in its
newspaper enterprise, to supply it with special
information and to violate law at its bid
ding This system of terrorism had created a
situation bordering anarchy in the admins
tration of the public services,
NJ Labori was counsel for Senator Humbert,
and his speech eloquent denunciation OF
yellow journalism, of which de Matin'-Wh1ch
is printed by the way, yellow paper-is
unique example in France, as being opposed TO
democratic principles of fair play and constitu-
ting dangerous occult power within the state
lie Matn' having reiterated the charges
against Senator Humbert the day after the
trial, NJ. Humbert announced to-day his inten-
tion of bringing another prosecution against
it in the Department of the Meuse
In leading articles on this case the Paris and
provincial press is universally opposed to the
methods of yellow journalism, which the Jour
nal de Rouen' compares with those of Tam
manv Hall c. I. 3.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
CONFERENCE OPENS
BISHOPS IN ATTENDANCE.
american ambassadors Reception
Vel attended.
Especial by French Cable 10 The Tribsne.i
r-nn.rirht 1908 by The Tribune Association-

London July 4.-The Lambeth conference has
eefed the traditions of American independence
by ordering the opening service ana receptoh at
Canterbury on the Fourth. The majority OF the
American bishops were ecclesiastical rather than
patriotic and made the pilgrimage to canter-
bury neglecting 10 celebrate the day in Lonooh-
The minority effected compromise by return
ing in time to attend Ambassador Reds recep-
tion and the Independence Day dinner at the
Hotel Cecil, and among them were the .Nenerapie
Bishop Tuttle and the Bishops of Tennessee
Oregon. North Dakota South Dakota and Kan
sas There will be a larger muster OF plshoPs
on Tuesday when the ambassador gives am
ner for them. followed by a reception Tor "hion
many invitations have been Issued
While the bishops were not numerous ulele
was large attendance of Americans a' Do,
chester House. the protracted season OF torllo
heat being broken by welcome ram flles VI
London residents and tourists passed pelore Am
bassador and Mrs. Reid for over an hour ana
half The issue OF cards for these ahilual re-
cen+ions has largely increased the attendance or
visitors. and also improved the quality OF tRe
company by preventing impositions formerly
,,rac-ised The guests to-day were almost ex-
clusively Americans
The evening banquet was well managed oS
F: C. Van Duzer. the chairman, and While not
so large as usual was more agreeapie' slh0e
round tables were substituted for ordinary lois
tables There were more than three hunoreo ai
the dinner and in addition TO half dozeh
hishops and the embassy staff there were sew
eral members of the diplomatic corps and gov
ernnnent including Admiral Selfridge; Loro
welby. Sir Edward Strachey and sir Ihoilias
BARLOW. The intelligent forecast that something
would be said about penny postage brought Hen
mixer Heaton into prominent seat The ora
tory was excellent. with Lord Welby TO speak
in honor OF President Roosevelt Sir Samuei
Evans 10 r,ropose the ambassadors health ana
Consul Griffith. from Liverpool, 10 pay uaoi-
tional tribute TO the day Of glorious memories
The ambassador had most cordial receplloH
and his speech. while short, was practlcal anu
warmly applauded. With the minister ana
Fishoos Tuttle and Gailor in reserve TO ackho"i-
edge compliments to the visitors, 1heFe "eS
snea king up TO late hour. he common topic
at the tables was the agreement between the
American and British governments over penny
hostage which the ambassador himself hao
suggested al similar banquet few years ago
Cheap postage evidently is new link between
the TWO countries. l. ~ L
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
EIGHT SAVED FROM RUSSIAN MINE
Fire in Pit Near Yusovo Extinguished-
Sixty-fve More Bodies Recovered

22s bodies have been recovered from the Rikovsky
coal mine. where gas explosion occurred several
DAYS ago. Nineteen injured in the
hospital.
The fire in the mine has been extinguished. and
eight miners brought alive to-day. AT
the moment of the explosion they 10 the lamp
room and found shelter from the flames and gases.
Two others saved their lives by taking refuge in
the bottom of a we'll Sixty-hve bodies were
brought up to-day, thirty OF which were buried
after identification.
The authorities fear disturbances among the tens
of thousands of workmen here. and additional
troops have been called out The inquest will be
gin tomorrow. and will be conducted by the Vice
Minister of Commerce. NJ. Konovalof.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
SEEK MISSING EXPLORER.
S7ceden Gro7cing Anaious about
Fate of. DR.. Seen Hedin.

Stockholm, July 4.-The absence of news from
Sven Hedin. the Swedish explorer. who is some
where in the wilds OF Tibet, is causing anxiety to
the members of his family and in official circles
Sven Hedn started in 1906 from Chinese Turkes-
tan on a journey of exploration to Tibet. He
last heard from in the of 1907. The Foreign
Office has requested the Indian government to
do all in its power find the explorer.
London. July 4.-No news from DR.. Sven Hedn.
who his third expedition to Central Asia, has
reached here for many months. He was last heard
from in the latter part of July. 1907 when he ar
rived at the Mansarowar Lake. Up to that time
Dr. Hedin had fully equalled his previous achieve
ments. He first crossed Of the least known
parts of Central Tibet from north to south ar
putra in the early part 1907, afterwari car
ried important journey TO the west, explor
ing the northern tributaries of the Sanpo and the
great range separating this from the independent
lake basins the north of which were also
examined for the first time.
Sven Anders Hedin bographer and traveller,
born at Stockholm in 1866 and educated at
Stockholm, Upsala. Berlin and Halle universities.
He travelled through Persia and Mesopotama.
1885, So; was member of King Oscars embassy to
rassan and Turkestan, 81so-'9; made journey
through Asia, 1888 81, and went down the Tarm
River 10 Lop-Nor, through the Cobb Desert and
Tibet IS99-1902 He is thu author of several scien
tfc and geographical works.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
MANY KILLED IN T4BRIZ
Disorders Spread in Persia C0nsuls
Protest Against PHIage.

Tabriz. July 4.-The members of the consular
corps Tabriz have sent collective note to the
temporary Governor cf Azerbaijan province COM
planning OF the incessant robbery and pillage. The
provincial roads unsafe. they declare. and the
supply of grain is almost exhausted owing to the
stoppage of the caravans The ConsulS dema nd
protection for the trade routes and guarantees for
the safety of foreigners
In the last weeks fighting in this city $40 men
were killed and 700 wounded Among the wounded
is a Russian subject The horsemen under Rachin
Khan, who fighting the side of the Shah
continue their piliaging, and anarchy is spreading
throughout the whole of Northern Persia.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
CAPTURES REBEL CHIEF.
DR.. Gonzales DriJen from Head
quarters -Creel IN El PaS0.
tBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune. ,

FL PasO. Tex. July 4-Dr- Francisco y Con-
zales head OF the revolutionary forces in Mexico.
was placed in the pententary to-day az Chihua-
hua. having been arrested on wednesday at
Meoqui. to which place he had fed fro01 Guerrero
where his headquarters were discovered through
the capture Of papers revoIutionists az Cas1s
Ora rdes
Senior Antonio Lemel. Mexican consul ID Il
Paso was visited FOR several hours to-day oy
United States Marshal NOite and District AttoF-
aey Boyuton. from san Antonio. and tur1iS''sd
them with several hundred discriminating letters
captured on rev htionsts or in their headquarters
and homes. which are TO be used in The trials y
the men in jail on the American side OF the NA7
charged with violating the neutrality laws
Ambassador CTesl arrived here tonight rom
Mexico en- route Washington 10 consult Nl,h
the State Department. which, II IS said he VII
ask 10 take steps = punish TeX1s ortcerS ~
having failed 10 apprche1d the revoutonists While
they were plotting attack on Mexico tie WI
also present several other matters. one being me
charge that Flores Magon. head Cf the revolution
AIRY junta and in prison at Los Angeles. Is sHowed
20 communicate with ueutenants and direct ne
revolt.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
eARs JEWISH uNsklLLEp WoRkMEN.

st. Petersburg, July 4-The Senate to-day issued
a Interpretation of the Jewish disability iegis
lation which further restricts the right of Jewish
workmen 10 reside inside the pale This ruling
affects the so-caled 'preparers." In other words
unsklled workmen engaged n preparing material
for the use of skilled artisans like shoemak kers
carpenters and Jsweiera These preparers OF
years have tacity been allowed TO share the
privilege enjoyed by the artisans OF free residence
in the cities and villages OF Russia. The Senate
rules that the law be strictly construed and
Jewish "preparers" be expelled from Russia
proper.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
Jury PASSES ON eILseRT's DEATH.

London July 4-The coroner's jury to-day decided
that the death of William T Gilbert the New
York lawyer who found dead in bathroom
Of the Savoy Hotel. this city last Thursday morn
ing was due TO natural causes In ADDITION 10 the
statement of the doctor who held the autopsy. the
t,nly evidence submitted for purposes Of iden-
tihcation The Doctor testified that the imrne-
diste cause OF death cerebral hemorrhage
The body OF Mr. Gilbert will be taken home on
July D.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
TO PROTECT ATLANTIC CABLES.

London. July IA committee composed OF Off
cials of the Board of Trade and the Foreign Office
has been appointed 10 consider complaints made
by the cable companies with reference to the dam
done 20 transatlantic cables by trawers on
the Irish coest. and TO devise means whereby this
may be prevented l. the future Most OF the FISH
ermen are willing 10 stop fishing at the place on
the Irish coast where the damage was done. but
small minority say that the best fishing is obtain
able there.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
BoRYSLAV OIL WELLS ON FIRE.

Lemberg. July 4.-Lightning fire to-day 10
the oil wells at Boryslav OF the
portant petroleum centres in Austria Five shafts
and fifteen hundred tanks. covering a square mile
are blazing. Several of the reservoirs burst
soon after the fire started and the oil is flowing
down the Tysmienica River. cndanSeying the vii
lagos on it's banks. Troops have been called out
10 fight the flames
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
EFFORT TO PUNISH REGICIDEs

Lisbon July "A violent discussion occurred to-
day IN the House OF Peers the assa ssnation
of King Carlos and the Crown Prince Count Ar
noso who was the secretary of the late King said
that the murderers numbered twenty, yet only two
were dead. He added that the country en-
titled to know what was being done TO arrest and
punish the others
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
RO1|R4RD MARKET PL4CE.
artillery Hutinies at Paroguayan
CaDital-Many WOmen Slain.

Buenos Ayres July photographic communication
with Asuncon, the capital or paraguay, where
there is a revolution still interrupted but word
bas been received from Asuncion by steamer to
Corrientes that the artillery at the capital mutt
MED and bombarded the market place.
MANY women are said to have lost their lives in
this fighting The foreign representatives at Asun-
cion are urging the bellgerents to abstain from
bombarding the city
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
4RIAS NOT Il CANDIDATE.
Constitutionalist Resigns, PreUenting
Friction an Panama.

Panama July 4.-After a conference Of six hours
duration to-day. between Ricardo Arias and Jose
Domingo dc Obaldia Senior Arias resolved uncon-
ditionaly resign candidate for the Presidency
of the Panaman Republic. thus preventing further
friction at the elections, which 10 be held on
July u.
The news of Arias's resignation was received with
iov throughout the country.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
DENIES ORDERING SHIPS FOR JAPAN.

Paris July 4.-The Brazilian Legation here has
issued statement declaring the story recently
published in the United States and the Cont
nent to the effect that Brazil was ordering
shils and buying armaments for Japan to be a
sheer invention.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
INFUSED ENelisA CHAUFFEUR DIES.

Dieppe. July a-Hal Watt. an English racing aa-
tomobile driver who thrown from his car
yesterday While going the rate OF 70 niles :"
hour died in a hnsnital here to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05

London July 4-Mme. Gould, in reply 10 an in
ouiry to-day said that she was not WORT yng about
the rpport that Count Bon de Castellane had taken
her children to Versailles. She had been advised
of the counts action and of the children
was ILL., she considered il better that they should
be in the care of relatives until her return
France
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
NINE. GoULDs CHILDREN ON VISIT.

Paris July Assertions that Count Boni de
Casteane the former, husband of Nine. Anna
Gould kidnapped his three children from Versailles
Yesterday are Inaccurate the count simply went
10 Versailles and took the youngest boy, who is i'll.
TO the counts mother for the annual visit of one
month allowed by the court under the divorce de
timation anything will come up TO prevent the
marriage between Nine. Gould and Prince Heiie
de Sagan. and say this ceremony will take place
In LONDON In few days
II is now certain that George j. Gould, Nine
Gouid's brother. who recently left Paris
automobile trip, will not be present at the
riage of his sister.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-08
MANDAMUS TO
SUPREME COURT
Law Questions Reserved
From Circuit a
Court

The mandamus suit of John s.
Chandler, by his attorney, w. s. Ed
ings. to compel Secretary of the Ter
ritory Mott-Smith to receive his nom
ination for Senator from the Fourth
District, was this morn
ing brought before Judge Alexander
Lindsay, in the Circuit Court. and
was then reserved on questions of
law to the Supreme Court.
Mr.. Mott-Smith, by Acting Attor-
ney General Whitney, filed a motion
to quash the proceedings this morn
ing on technical deficiencies In the
petition of Judge Edings. Edings
stated. however. that this had been
brought about through his eagerness
to get the matter before the Courts
as soon as possible, and, as It would
only mean additional delay in get
ting at the real point to introduce
the motion to quash, Judge Lindsay
at the request of Whitney, overruled
the motion.
The Secretary relies on his answer
to the petition, in which he states
that the nomination papers and the
fee of S25 ware not rendered to hin
until after the time set by law had
elapsed. lie also states that at this
time he did not have the power tt
accept the nomination.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-08
CAMPAIGN PLANS
CONTINUED from Pace II

was going to take part in the soap box
campaign. Crabbe said that the party
must do so In order to respond to the
box orators Of other parties,
Judd asked for permission to place
the responsibility OF the meetings on
ce.Chairman Chillingworth No oh.
lection was offered.
Home Rulers Friends.
81 want to say" said Atkinson,
that our only chance of losing Is to
get into any personal fights. We want
the friendship of the Home. Rulers.
They have endorsed number of Our
men and we want their support instead
OF getting them mad"
At meeting held last night by the
committee, Chillngworth had report.
ed that eight Republican road workers
had been fired for not attending che
Aala rally, and that the Supervisor
We're laying off the men on Saturdays
when, according to law, they We're en-
titled to full days pay for half q
days work.
| Road Men Not Fired.
| Costa explained in regard to the al
legation that eight Republican road
workers had been discharged because
they failed to attend the Aala meet
ling, that he had seen four of the eight
men, and they were willing to apped.
before the committee and deny the
truth OF the report. AS a matter 81
fact they belonged to gang which
was too large to. be constantly en-