, 1908-11-14

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ward and The Empreas Eugonio.
A Stockholm telegram states that Signor
Marconi will receive the Nobel prize for
physics.
The Kaiser has decorated Count z ppelin
with the order of the Black E4gle. After
witnessing the flight Ct his airship His Ma
jest, embraced the Count three times, exclaim-
ing :'Long live zeppelin the oouquelu or If the
air, hurrah, and the bystanders joined III the
cheers.
Mr.. Wilbur Wright has been nominated
for the Cross OF the Legion of Honour.
The Court for the arbitration Of the Casa-
blanca atfair will include a Frencrtman, q
Gernan,ana two others, foreigners. anl these
four Will choose a fifth. probably al Ameri-
can.
A telegram from Buda Pest states that the
Premier, DR.. Werkele, addressing the Lever
House OF the Hungarian Parliament. dedAr-
cd that Austria does not intend to assume
any part Of the Turkish debt in connection
with the annexation of Bosnia and Hsrxe-
govlna, which relieved Turkey OF o costly
administration. and he hoped that Servia
will moderate her belllcoss attitude.
The Rechstae was again crowded y%ester-
day, and continued interest was displayed
in its proceedings. Baron Camp, a Con-er-
vative, dcp,ored the Knisel's plight, which
he attributed to his advisers, who, he
said, since Prince Bisnarck's time had
never been able to tell the Kaiser plainly
his constitutional duties. Count Capliyi
thought his duty was merely to obey Prince
Hohenlohe, Prince Bufow sometimes controll-
ed the Kaiser, but he Baron Camp would
like to know the basis for Prince Bu.ow's
conviction that His Majesty viii be more
reserved hereafter. DerIsive cries followed
D., C..xJ ~,oo1 ntJor ,ornIor ,,Io
followed complained that the Imperial Chan
cellor had not resisted the Kalser's uncon-
stitutional acts, and some suggested the
Kaiser would be better engaged attending
to his duties III Berlin than watching air
ships at Friederichshafen. Prince Bulow
refused 10 be drawn into further debate; the
only official participation was Baron Won
Waechtet's attempt 10 excuse the Foreign
Office. which was received with ironical
laughter. There was not a single call to
order, although things were SAID which
would have been worthy Of prosec ton
upon other occasions. A motion to place
an address 10 the Kaiser upon the hext days
agenda was re-, cted decislvely; this was
the sole trace of reserve ia the two days
scolding without rebsbilitatins the Kais-
err, which, should he neglect the warning
of the debate, marks the beginning rather
than the eud of q constitutional CRISIS,
In the House Of Commons A1r. Summer
bell, Lahour member for Sunderland, asked
If the attention OF the Colonial Office had
been called to n resolution OF the Trim dad
Chamber of Commerce referring to VeEezue-
Ian exports to Trinidad: Mr.. Mck.nuon
Wood, under secretary for foreign affairs, re-
piled that Sir Vincent Corbett, the British
minister, had asked for an explanation from
the Venezuelan government, who had replied
that the restrict obs Oh passenger traffic were
due to The re"ppearance of plague an Trini-
dad. but they had Leen removed, and the
regulations regA; ding goods were those
contained in the fuance laws. Sir Vincent
Colbttt, he rd6cd, viii be instructed to con-
tinue TO take such action as may be best ad-
apted 10 secure the end in view.
Advices from Sofia report that a fierce
Republican demonstration took placs during
the del ate on the reply to the speech from
the th.oLe, mex1bers Of the majority being
among the most outsFoken critics of the
Car Ferdinand. Amid cries OF Treason"
the speakers declared that the nation was
reluctant to purchase q new crown at the
cost of popular liberties, and that it preferred
a Republic 10 a Monarchy which waa more
dangerous than the ioImer senlblaDce of
'vassalage to Turkey. They also declared
q IL s,lht4 4hA oArA