The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-09

MELBOURNE. June s.--A cablegram
eminent accepting the formal offer of
Drcadnaught, or an equivalent addition
to the British navy.
ST. PETERSBURG. June S.-sixteen
cases OF cholera and eight persons sup
posed to be suffering from the disease
have been admitted TO the municipal hos
pitfalls during the last forty eight hours.
VALPARAISO. Chile, June S.-An
earthquake occurred today at Copiapo.
seaport on CopIapo bay. Walls OF
many buildings were cracked and much
other damage was done. There was no
loss of life.
CONSTANTINOPLE. June S.--An i'm
pcrialirade issued today confirms the
tIal on twelve Moslems and FIVE Armen-
ians for completely in the massacres at
Adana last April.
ST. PETERSBURG June s.---M. Rose
hesvensky, the first secretary Of the Rus
sian legation at Bucharest, a former
retary at the embassy In Washington.
has been appointed Russian consul at
San Francisco.
ST. JOHNS. n. F. June S.--The final
returns from the ST. Barbe district In
the election Of members of the Newtound-
land legislature, held on May 8, ,receivec
today, confirms the standing Of the legis-
lsturc as ten supporters OF Bond and
twenty-six Of Premier Morris.
GUAYAQLIL, Ecuador. June Sin
May. according TO oflCiai reports there
were fifty seven cases OF bubonlc plague
here with twenty-seven deaths. Forty
two cases of yellow fever We're reported
in the same period. of which eighteen
resulted fatally.
SAN JUAN, P. r.. June Sit is re-
ported that federal authorities have Sc
cret service men watching the iuporta
ton OF lottery tickets into Porto Rico
from Santo Domingo. The local police
are actively engaged in preventing the
sale OF these tickets package OF which,
upon the arrival of steamer from
Santo Domingo.
ST. PETERSBURG. June S.-'rhe duma
today adopted the law introduced by the
government dealing with the changing
from one faith 10 another, but with the
amendments which Premier Stolypin re-
Gently opposed vigorously In notable
speech In the house. Al that time the
premier stated that II the amendments
were incorporated the bill would he
vetoed.
LONDON. June S,--The second meet
ing Of the imperial press conference was
held here today under the presidency OF
mlralty Foreign Secretary Sir Edward
Grey was also present and both ministers
spoke on the navy 'lf the navy fails,
declared the foreign secretary, 'it VIII
be useless TO discuss any other subject.
He called attention TO the serious tone
taken by Lord Rosebery in his recent
speech TO the pressmen and said he en-
dorscd every word OF this address.
BERLIN. June S-The Tasebatt's
Aleppo correspondent states that the
ell, tttI 1rif loS ST RI
twelve of the rngleaders. including six
Armenlans, concerned In the Adana mas
sacres. The energetic course OF the gov
eminent. the correspondent ADDS, caused
the populace in the region between Alex
andretta and the mountains TO start
new massacre, I'm which about 100 per-
sons were slain.
ROME. June S.-Thc opening function
Of the festivities in connection with the
golden jubilee OF the American college at
Rome was held here today. The church
OF the college was crowded with high
prelates and dignitaries OF the papal
court Monsignor Farleyi s,.tds q bishop Of
SeW York SAID oS mass o Hnd 6.ghop 6iiTgred ~
eloquent sermon, All those present con-
graduated Monstgnor Kennedy. rector Of
the college. on the condition Of the In
stitution and his prepare ton for the
jubilee.
PARIS June S.-The Cretan situation
Is causing much anxiety In Europe; The
protecting powers, Great Britain, France,
Russia and Italy, have decided TO keep
their engagements TO cNacuatc the island
on July 81. Turkey has served notige motto,
preserving its autonomous regime, must
return TO the Turkish flag. and she ~
prepared To go TO war on this issue
Greece on the contrary. thinks anneNH-
tion to Greece should follow the eVacuH-
tion. but efforts To secure the support OF
the powers TO this idea have been .un-
, tc .ap too ,.s,'T y N
strongly with Turkey,
PEKINCi. June S.-The Japanese lega-
tion here has denied a report from Lon
don that China has withdrawn definitely
her request that the iIsnmintun- Faku-
men railroad controversy with Japan be
submitted to The Hague tribunal FOR ar.
bitratio China holds. il is said. that
the way is stil open for appealing the |
case 70 The Hague. In suSpondinc th" |
appeal for arbitration last April china |
intImatcd that she would insist on ar
bitration IL a reconsideration was feast !
BILE. China has now decided TO recon
slider the Manchurian group OF questions |
unless Japan gives satisfactory aSsur- |
ances regarding the final outcome
PARIS. June S.-Thc most picturesque
American function OF tine season was the
tea given this afternoon by Frederick
Townsend Martin al the Pro Catalan. Mr..
Martin used half OF the large restaurant,
which Is In lnc HPhll ul ll' noi0 u
Boulogne Among those who attended
were Prince Won Radoiin. German en-
bassador. Baron <urino, japanese en-
bassador. the Duke and Duchess dc
l-zcs the Marquisc Tallcyrand- -Pcrisord.
the Duchess dc Crammont, Duke and
Duchess de Morny, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Gould, Mrs. Cornelius vanderbilt former
Judge and Mrs. f.. H. Gary, Mr.. and Mrs. II
Douglas Sloan. Nine. Eames. Miss Ril- II
lie Burke. Miss Mary Garden and l\ittN II
Chcatha
ST. PETERSBURG, June S.-M Guch-
<on. leader of the Octoberist party in The
duma has instituted proceedings for
libel against Dr.. DubroNin. cds-
tor OF the Inamaya. organ of the Union
If Russian People. which printed an ar
iClc alleging that money had been used
n passing the old believers law. Inter-
lella tions in the duma- charging Dr. Du-
rroviu with organizing murders. will br
discussed in the house tomorrow. ana all
PARTIES except the extreme Right, IL is
stated, Will support them. The reaction