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New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
LOPEZ LEAVES ISLAND.
Venezuelan Consul Returns t
Caracas UiUemstad Quiet.

willernstad Curacao. July 27.-The serious
nature of the situation that has arisen between
the Netherlands and Venezuela was emphasized
to-day by orders to the Dutch. cruiser Geder-
land to proceed at once TO Venezuela to protect
Dutch interests there. The Gelderland arrived
here with ]. D. de Reus, the Netherlands Min
lister at Caracas, on board. who was dismissed
from Venezuela by President Castro and board
ed the cruiser at La Guayra. Only a few hours
after the cruisers arrival here orders for an
Immediate return to Venezuela were received.
NJ de Reus has received instructions to return
to Holland possible
The departure of the Venezuelan Consul. Sefor
Lopez has resated in a cessation of the riots
which grew out of the anti-Venezuelan senti-
ment here on Saturday and Sunday. The city
is calm and troops which were patrolling the
streets have been withdrawn to their barracks
Great Joy was shown by the population here
when 1t became known that Senor Lopez. who
took refuge in the German consulate after
mob had storned the Venezuelan consulate. had
taken passage for Puerto Cabello on the steamer
Maracaibo, which arrived here at o'clock this
afternoon The consul boarded her and started
for Venezuela.
Sehor Lopez. while going with an escort of
troops from his residence to the consulate to re-
move the official papers 81 noon, was nearly
caught by q mob, but was saved by the arrival
of soldiers
The consuls wife and children were escorted
to the steamer Maracaibo by the Attorney Cen
eraI They not molested- A strong armed
force took the consul board the steamer,
which was guarded by troops UP to the time OF
its departure for Cabello. Every possible pro-
lection was accorded to the consul by the Will
lemgtad authorities, and with the exception of
few insignificant bruises caused by the stones
thrown at him lhe not harmed
There was a great popular demonstration to-
night in honor of the leaders of the riots Bands
PLAYED popular airs and speeches were made.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
LAWYER RUNS OVER BOY ON SKATES
Youngster Darts in Front of 0rrel A. Park
ers Car-Both Legs Broken.

As the automobile of Orrel A. Parker, lawyer
Of No 30 Broadway. and living at No IT'S West
list street crossing 10Th street. at Fifth ave
nue. last night, a small boy roller skates tried
to dart in front OF it. but fell. The wheels passed
over his legs.
Mr. Parker lifted the boy into the machine and
then sent for doctor. After waiting for few min
utes Mr.. Parker whisked the injured boy over 10
Roosevelt Hospital There the boy said he was Al
bert Schemer. twelve years old, OF No. II West
Goth street. The boy carried to private
ward. Both his legs broken.
Mr.. Parker then went back to the scene OF the
accident where he found the boys mother and Pa
trolman Fletcher of the East 5lst street station
The policeman took Mr.. Parker to the police sta
plant,
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
MOVE AGAINST CASTRO
Continued from hrst page

Maracaibo. Mr. Cheneys dispatch said that
Saturday night by mob which demanded
apology and change in policy. threatening ven
geance.'
This presumably refers TO the attitude which
President Castro has maintained in dealing with
the Curacao merchants.
IMPROVED RELATIONS EXPECTED.
The departure of the consul and the newspa-
per correspondents will, It Is thought at the
State Department, remove the immediate cause
of the trouble. leaving the more serious ques-
tions between the two governments to be set
tied In a calmer way Venezuela has made it
clear to the Netherlands government that in ex-
pelling Minister de Reus recently she took steps
which affected that person only, and that they
would not alter the existing friendly relations
between Venezuela and the Netherlands
Whether those friendly relations" can continue
in view of more recent events is question that
is causing discussion
venezuela's naval strength looks formidable
paper in the number of ships. but their total
tonnage is not equal to that of the Gelderland.
Venezuela has no guns aboard the ships larger
than six FOUNDERS with the exception of
twelve FOUNDER on the converted yacht Restau-
RADIO. of SOS tons. The modern guns aboard the
Gelderland would. II is believed. play havoc
with the Venezuelan navy. La Guayra and
Porto Cabeo have Notifications. Those at
the latter place are not considered formidable
in the modern sense. At La Guayra 1t is under
stood there are some modern 6-inch Krupp guns
installed rendering rather risky the approach
of any other than arn1ored vessel.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
POPULAR JOY IN CONSTANTINOPLE.
Government Tries to Calm Inhabitants
Persians Telegraph to Shah.

Constantinople. July 27.-The demonstrations OF
popular joy over the grant of constitution have
reached such proportions that the government this
afternoon decided to remind the public that the
millennium had not yet arrived. and an official COM
rlunication urged the people to remain calm and
not strive for impossible things The notice adds
that preparations are being made to hold elections
with a view TO assembling the new Parliament in
the fall A crowd of more than 10000 persons gath
cred outside the palace this morning and cheered
the Sultan.
Persian subjects IN Constantinople have tele-
graphed the Shah informing him of the Sultan's
action and saying that II the Persian constitution
is not restored they all will adopt Ottoman nation
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
polIce AUTOMOBILE SMASHED.

The police of the West 18th street station became
very reticent on an accident automobile used
nv the Police Department 18th street and Sew
enth avenue yesterday morning They said they
knew nothing of the accident and that the details
were at Police Headquarters. The so
badly wrecked that 1t abandoned. The machine
was driven by Patrolnan William Glare. Of the
Central Office Going south in Seventh avenue, be-
tween 18th and 49th streets, the northbound
tracks it tried to cross to the southbound car
tracks and was struck by a southbound car. Pa
trolrnan Cfoss of West 4th street station. made
the report to the station house, but said he knew
nothing of the accident. AT Police Headquarters IL
was said that tine machine was the one Used by
Deputy Commissioner Bugher.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
HEALTH AND INCOME
Both Kept I'd on Scientific Food.

Good sturdy health helps one lot TO make
money.
with the loss of health ones income is liable
tC shrink if moi entirely dwindle away.
When q young lady has TO make her own Nv
ing good health is her best asset
i am alone in the world, writes a Chlcas"
girl -deuendenr on my own efforts for my Nv
ing I am clerk. and about two years ago
through close application To work ana poaIu
ing bonsa diet I became nervous invalid, and
got so bad off il was almost imposslble Ior me
10 stay IN the Office half day al Time
"A friend suggested ia me the idea OF trying
irape-Nuts. which l did, making this 1000
large part of at least two meals day.
To-day Lam free from brain TIRE dyspepsia
and ali the Ills of an overworked and improp-
erly nourished brain and body To Grape-NGts
QUE the recovery Of my health and the ability
70 retain ms position and income. There's u
Reason"
Name given by Postum Co. Battle Creeh'
Mich. Read The Road 10 Welville IN pkgs-
Ever read the above letter? new one ap-
pears from time to time. They genuine true
snd full Of human interest
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
VENEZUELAN MAIL IMPORT LAWS.

Washington July 27.-The postal officials Of
Venezuela have advised the Post Office Depart
n1ent here that the laws of that country prohibit
,he importation by mail, including the parcels
mail of the following articles: Cocoa and cocoa
oil, starch coffee. molasses, honey, cane syrup
jerked beef salt sarsaparilla root coins (siiver,
nickel or copper and apparatus for the nlanufac-
of money
The following articles may be imported only
upon special permit by the government: Cigarettes
and paper and boxes for the samei firearms
and ammunition of ell kinds. including caps,
fints, saltpetre. dynamite and explosives OF ali
ind
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
GERMAN eARoN's MARROW ESCAPE

Winnipeg July 27.-Baron Won Rosenberg. OF Ger
many A traveller in the Canadian Rockies. had a
miraculous escape from death Saturday near Banr
while climbing Mount RundelL Stepping on some
projecting snow near the summit his weight caused
the bank to give way and he was carried down
with il forty feet Fortunately there was small
cliff under which ne was carried and there he re-
mained in safety whhe 'ons of snow and ice rum
bled over him on a MAJ rush 70 the base. Wnen
the avalanche ended the baron crept out from un-
der the cliff and descended 10 the village huhoreos
of feet below.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
so, IncFN CUTTERS INVOLVED.

Cologne July IF. ". Rauh, the largest cutlery
manufacturer of Solingen. is insolvent, 1t
nounced to-day the result of the failure Of the
SoIineen Bank of Solingen. Rauhs assets said
n exceed his liabilities by S250OO. Another large
cutlery firm suspended Saturday. and 1t is re-
ported in financial circles here that about forty
further suspensions expected at Solingen. these
being chiefly small firms
The condition of the Solingen Bank is worse than
was at first supposed II having been ascertained
that 81 100000 of the outstanding claims cannot be
collected many of the debtors having become in
volved themselves.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
uooplums PELr POLICE WITH STONES

During the free concert IN Lafayette Park. Jersey
CITY. last night. crowd Of hoodums began 10 hurl
stones at the musicians. said to be nOn-union men
When the police, under command OF Captain Cough
din attempted suppress the gang they sent
rrsiuade al them One Of the stones hit the
captaln on the mouth knocking out a tooth. The
patrolmen were badly battered The police arrested
one OF their alleged assailants-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
BROOKLYN FERRY TO QUIT.
Company Will Discontinue Ferry Service
on Friday.

According TO announcements posted all the
boats the Brooklyn Ferry Company will discon-
tfnue operating its system and after July g.
That company has feet OF boats that ply between
Williamsburg and various points the east side OF
Manhattan. The Legislature empowered the city
acquire the property A commission appointed
appraised 1t at what thought 10 be exor-
bitant sum- and its report rejected
The New York. Terminal Company will probably
acquire the property. Acting Mayor MCGOWAN said
yesterday that the city willing to meet the
company half way and hoped that some arrange
nent would be made before August 1 TO continue
the ferry system.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
PACIFIC PISTOL COMPETITION.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribunal

NV telegraph to The Trocne-I
Monterey Cal July Z7-Following are the results
- .t. g. 4.,, of record shooting at the Pacinc
nis+oI shooting competition: Sergeant Penney 1stn
Cavalry 5i4: Sergeant Cappard. 18th CavaLry. = os
tiuguished pistol shot. sos; Lieutenant Fsui CalN'
Sd Infantry. and Captain Edwards Coas' AZ -
soe ET-s+ Sergeant OConnor 10Th Infantry, O@
Sergeant Csrka Sd Infantry, so; Sergeant Pocoke
14th Cavalry. 4as: Lieutenant Ahrends otn Intan-
trv distinguished pistol shot 4sI; Ordinances ser
eeant Puckett 4s5. The following officers falled
70 qualify: Captain Chapman. 10Th Infantry. DIS
tinsuisbed pistol shot; Captain Bradley. 14th In
fantrv. and Captain Craig. 4th Field Artillery
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
ANOTHER RIOT At VIGNEUX.
Dragons Charge Strikers and Make Many
Arrests-Bridge Destroyed.

yigneux July 27.-The strike of workmen. which
yras marked by the killing Of two Of their number
on June by gendarmes. was renewed to-day. with
MANY acts of violence during the afternoon. The
strikers destroyed foot bridge over the river and
ATTEMPTED to burn down their employers plant.
They were repulsed by repeated charges Of dra-
zoons A large number of the men were arrested.
including two members of the General Confedera-
ton of Labor The region is in state Of disorder,
but large military force is on guard.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
FORT SHERIDAN RIFLE COMPETITION.

Chicago July FIN the first day Of o'ou1p~tttve
shooting at the annual army meet at Fort Sheri-
dan Captain F ". Coleman. OF the 10Th Infantry.
made the highest total score. with 20 points cut
NJ q rossibe 800 Lieutenant r c. Humber. also
Of the 10th Infantry. second, with a soors OF
rs The highest score IN the slow hrins oonnsr-.
ton was made by First Sergeant J. 4 HaSA~ OF
the 18th Cavalry. with III out OF possiots m
noints Sergeant E. D. Rutter. OF the sth Cavalry.
took honors in the rapid firing class, his scors
being s5 out OF a possible 100
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
EIGHT EAT FRIED RATTLEsNAKE.

Newton y j. July q (specaD.-Eight persons ate
fried rattlesnake last night at local hotel. Those
in the party were Mr. and Mrs. William Erb
Thomas Erb Frank B. Allen. OF Bernardsviile;
Mrs c J White and the Misses Charlotte Caro-
line and Augusta White of Harrison. All say that
the rattlesnake was palatable. The snake was
killed early in the day by Mr. Allen as he was in
spectfng a farm near Lake Owassa-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
ouARIEaMAsTER SERGEANT a SUICIDE.

Quartermaster Sergeant Walter Farmer, twenty
nine years old. member Of the 4th Company OF
recruiting infantry. stationed at Fort Slocun- on
Davfd's Island. committed suicide yesterday by
shooting himself through the head Dependency
over Ill health caused by three years services In
the Philippines IS said to be responsible for the
deed Farmer lived with his wife az No 142 Drake
avenue New Rochelle. He had served SIX y-a-s IN
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
TO COMBINE STEAMSHIP LINES.
Plan to Absorb Russian and Scandinavian
Services to America

Copenhagen July "a suggestion to combine
the Russian and Scandinavian steamship services
TO America 6 part OF the proposed Norwegian
American service, absorb all these lines into
company and build several new steamers Is under
consideration
Herr Nicholson. the former Premier; Admiral de
F,icbelieu. President Andersen OF the Danish East
Asiatic Company and several Scandinavian bank
ers are interested in the scheme.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
Mileage for Army Officers To Be
REGULATED at Wdshington~
rrron In. rrfbuns eur.au.I

washington July n.
MANAGEMENT OF ARMY MILEAGE-rns
General star Of the War Department is engaged
in dsvfsing method by which there may D
greater control Of the disbursement OF mileage La
the army In recent years the draft on the n1ieass
fund by reason Of travel OF officers under orders
been excessive. and toward the end Of the escA
year the fund has been exhausted TO the great en-
barrassment Of the military administration With
the issue Of orders by various department COM
manders as well as from Washington. IL has been
found impossible to keep track Of or control the
volume Of travel necessary under orders. In some
instances commanding officers have themselves en-
gagged in long trips OF inspection which have
caused unexpected drafts the mileage fund IL
is hoped 70 devise some method by which the
amount OF travel calling for the payment Of mile
age army officers may be regulated from Wash
ington. where close track will be kept on the
amount Of money available in order TO see that
there is not an exhaustion Of the funds at
time when there may be some unexpected call
upon the service Of course. in instance where
the travel is sufficiently important the orders are
issued and the mileage is paid out Of funds sp7ro-
priated for the following fiscal year
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders have
been issued:
Major s FEASK r Su7esa :, nsas 1aa aaI caps
H SHELTON. from General Stan. detailed principal
Captain WILLIAM N, PARKER 24th Infantry to -
tired list October 10
Leave. abssnssMs5o5 HENRI sAw TPfdsM 41fd1ssi
PARKER 24th Infantry. October 1e
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS-The following
movements OF vessels have been reported 70 ths
Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
July 2-Ths Tngey, the ThorntSl the De Long asd "a
Barnsy at Annapolis: the sist. the IaTantula tns
Cuttehsh. Viper. the octopus and the Cnickasa0
a Newport.
Julv 2S-The Standish al New London; the lerander
at Manila; Prairie at New York CIV ene
Yankee. Alexandria
SAILED.
July 2-The Tingey Thornton. the De onx sn1 ne
Barney from Tanger SOund for Anrapoifs INC 'NN>N'
from Tangfer Sound for Jersey CITY -~..,.I.n
Silvia. from Tangter SOUND lor
phia: Cuba. from ransier SounA Io 80
more The Prairie from Beaufort for New YORK CiS
tbs Yankee from Tangie- Sound Alexandria re
Abareuda from Newport News for Baitinoses SN7
C;vinn from Newport search for wreck
2S-The and the Pent1cket from navy S--s
York (tO search for wreck
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
A TYPH0oN AT HONG KONG.
Several Chinese Drowned-Heavy Loss to
Owners of Property on Shore.

Hong Kong July IA typhoon struck Hong
Kong shortly before z O'Clock last night, causing
unusually high seas a number Of Chinese were
drowned. Members of the crew Of the British
cruiser Astreea with searchlight started out in
cutter to rescue thirteen men who were hshtins
for life against the waves. After an hours work
they, succeeded in rescuing six men, the others
being drowned. No damage to any European YES
sci is reported. The property loss shore is very
haa
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
A GERMAN AERIAL LEAGUE.

Berlin July 27-The German Aerial Naval
League has been organized with headquarters at
Mannheim. The league says that its purpose Is
by ali legal methods possible TO influence the en-
tire nation in order that Germany may obtain
feet Of drigfbes corresponding in number and eff
ci4rcz n her greatness" The members of the
league are to nav IS cents yearly dues.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
LAckAwANNA STRIKE EXPECTED.

Scranton. Penn. July 27.-The returns of the vote
of the Delaware Lackawanna & Western Railroad
swftchmen on the question of whether or not they
will strike will be received by tomorrow night and
the result made known as soon the ballots
counted. That the company is anticipating vote
in favor of a strike is evidenced by a warning
notice signed by Superintendent Clarke, which was
posted to-day in the yards of the company.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
ST. 4NNE,S DAY At QUEBEC
Prince of Wales Sees PilgrimsI at
IShrIne-4 Reception.

Quebec. July 27.-The Prince of Wales to-day
hundreds of pilgrims, many of them on
crutches. crowding the shrine at st. Anre de
Beaupre, the American Lourdes. seeking relief
from their suferings. The prince had been enter
tanned at luncheon at st. Joachim where Laval
University has a summer establishment. He re-
turned in automobile. the route taking, him
through St Anne de Beaupre. Here the esnthusi-
asm of the pilgrims at it's height in cislebra-
tion of St.Anne's Day T. e princes visit was un-
expected He entered the church many of the
cripples at the altar receiving the touch of
the holy relics. The rector of Laval University
pointed out the stacks Of crutches and surgical
appliances thrown aside by pilgrims. AS the
prince entered the church the organ played God
Save the King" On leaving the church the
prince was followed by numbers 0the pilgrims
who crowded around his auto TO shake his hand.
a reception held at the citadel tonight
by the prince. assisted by Earl and Lady Grey
the guests including Vice President and Mrs
Fairbanks. and the American army andi naval
officers here.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
ARREST JERSEY MAN ON FIRE CHARGE.

George Brauue, a laborer. who said he lived in
Car1stadt N J., locked up in Police Head
quarters last night complaint of Charles o.
MecC'arthaigh fire marshal of No 572 West 156th
street VINO believes Braune knows something about
the origin of a fire which destroyed a house at
152d street and River on June & The house
was occupied by George Osberger, who says that
some iewelry and $40 in cash disappeared just be
fore the fire.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
MUSIC HALL MANAGER SENTENCED.

Paris July 27-The trial Of two music hall man
ayers and seven women who were recently ar
rested as e result Of Senator Berengers crusade
against the exhibition Of the nude ended to-day
One of the managers was sentenced 10 three
months Imprisonment and fined $40, and two
o. the actresses were sentenced TO fifteen days in
prison and fine Of SO The others were acquitted
The government is greatly dissatisfied with the
judgment. and the Minister 81 Public Instruction
Immediately fled notice Of appeal
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
FATAL ELECTRIC STORM IN PiTTseURe

Pittsburg July 27.-At least one person was
killed and score of others were injured by light
ming in terrific electric storm here this afternoon
MANY small fires occurred. and thousands of eel
lars are partly filed with water. It is estimated
that two hundred streetcars were slightly dam
aged nv lightning While in a skiff the Monon-
gahela River at 96th street Philip w. Grow, nine
teen years old instantly killed by lightning.
and companion severely stunned and mar
rowly escaped drowning
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
AUTO RUNS DOWN BIcYcLIsT

Mneola Long Island July 27-In collision be-
tween an automobile and bicycle the Jericho
Turnpike near Krug's Corner to-day Norman
Quinelsky, q Pole nineteen years old. who
riding the bicycle badly injured. The auto
mobile occupied by two men and two women kept
on It's way without waiting to how badly the
boy mad been hurt.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
JUDGE WHITLEY AGAIN AT SHANGHAI.

Shanghai July I'll r. Wilfey, Judge Of the
United States Circuit Court in China returned here
and opened the American court to-day He was
cordially welcomed by the American and other
foretgr residents The newspapers here comment
fsvorabIy on the court. and hope that Judge VII
nev VII continue his vigorous policy.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
THE pomucHgLskoPP AT BERLIN.

Berlin. July 27.-The New York Platt-Deutsch
Society Pomuchelskopp arrived here last night.
seventy-fve strong and the members enter
tsined at a Kommers given by the Piatt-Deutsch
associa tons delegates from its various branches
having arrived in Berlin for this purpose. The
Pomuchelskopp will leave Berlin tomorrow for
KieI The society laid a laurel wreath on the
grave ar Eisenach Of Fritz Reuter- the famous
Platt-Deutsch poet
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
MILWAUKEE, ORDERED TO AMAPALA.

Washington, July 2.-It was announced at the
Navy Department to-day that the cruiser Mil
waukee had been ordered to Amapala. the port on
the Pacific coast of Honduras to relieve the
cruiser Albany. The Milwaukee is now at Honolulu
and will proceed without delay 10 Honduras. The
Albany, on being relieved will proceed 10 San
Diego Cal No dispatches received to-day
by either State Navy Department concern
ing the Central American situation.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
DEwEYs FIREMAN KILLED IN MANHoLE

John O'ConnelI a fireman Admiral Devey's
flagship Olympia during the battle of Manila, was
killed Yesterday while working in manhole in
Greenwich avenue. It is thought that the water
Of +be bottom of the menhole became charged with
electricity from a poorly insulated wire OConnen
was twenty-eight years Old and lived with his wife
and one child at No. 512 West 49th street.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
uoMAn Al1 BY AUTO: OWNER ARRESTED

Annie Selkes twenty-eight years old. of Holly
wood avenue, Far RockawayA was struck by an
automobile and seriously injured last evening at
South street and Broadway, Far Rockaway- she
was taken to St Joseph's Hospital at Far Rock
AWAY William 7. Snyder. of No. POS Monitor
street Brooklyn, the owner of the machine, who
was driving it. arrested He said that the
woman stepped directly in front of the machine
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
LITTLE FEAR OF cARLIsT ACTION.

sxn Sebastian. July 27.-The only step taken by the
spsnlsf7 government against the meetings of Car
lists last Saturday at Zurnarraga, this city,
C s.sexhere was 10 send extra squadron OF
cavsIry 10 reinforce the garrison here during King
Alfonso.s stay The report that Don Jaime son Of
the Pretender. was present al the meeting at Zu-
rnsrraga Is officially denied.