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New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
THE TRIBUNE'S FOREIGN NEWS
LONDON SOCIAL SEASON.
4 Number of Notable Entertain
naents-King Going to EPSON.
Especial by French Cable to The Trlbune.l


London. May 22-The King will be the guest
81 Sir Arthur Paget over Sunday. and attend
the Epson races next week. Royalties are cor
stantly engaged at charity functions ana the
Prince and Princess CT wales are unusually
active in social life.
Among the most brilliant events OF the week
have been Lady Denmans. Lady Ridley's and
Lady 'Pentland's receptions, two large dinner
parties at Dorchester House. the Duke OF Dew
onshire's dinner parties, Lady Granards pohti-
cal reception. balls at Sir William Corrys and
Mrs. Lycett Green's, and dinner parties at Mrs
Asquith's, Lady Crewes, Mrs. Rochfort Ma
CURES ana Mrs. Cavendish- -Bentinc}ls The
opera has been well attended, the first perform
ance Of "PeIGas ct Melfsande" in England being
the most brilliant night with many Americans
in the boxes. Mrs. Reid and Mrs. ogden Mills
being among them
In spite Of the croaking Of politicians and the
outburst Of tropical heat, the season must be
regarded as unusually brisk and conspicuous
for lavish entertaining. ! n. r.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
AMERICANS IN FR4NCE.
NAM Visitors Being Entertained IN
the GapitaI.
Lsnec.aI IL 90 eabls % The Tribunal

Especial by French Gable to The Tribunel
Paris Nay 22.-IdeaI summer weather con-
tinues Many prominent Americans are here,
including J. P. Morgan, Mrs. Davis ]. Hill.
Henry Evans and Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Morgan
Miss Della Gurnee's musical al her apartment
IN the Avenue Champs Elysees included some
thing like two hundred guests. among them
being Henry White, the American Ambassador;
General and Mrs. Winsiow Mrs. Frederick Mel
son, Mrs. Elisha Dyer, Mrs. John Munroe. Mrs.
A Y Stewart Walter s. Gurnee and his daugh-
ters Mrs. John lawrence Mrs. Caupben, Mrs.
John r. Drexel Mrs. Wilmerding, Mrs E G.
Hubbard, Miss Fanny Reed, Mrs Corbin, Fred
erick T. Martin, Harry Sands. Eugene Higgins,
William Dannat and Alexander Harrison. Some
delightful music was rendered by NJ. Renaud
from the Opera, Mile ChenaI Of the Opera
Conique and other well known artists
Other American social entertainments are
given by Mrs Jules Montant. Of New York
Mrs. George Holt Mr.. and Mrs. William s.
Horton, the Vicorte and Vicomtesse de Reiset
General Edward Winslow and Mrs. Winslov,
aIr and Mrs. John Jacob Holf and Miss Marie
Ware. a dinner party and reception are given
BY Senator d'EstournelIes de Constant and Nine
d'EstournelIes de Constant in honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carnegie. G 3.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
GERM4NY VEIL PLEASED
Mutual 4po!ogiss No5o Due
Courts Acti0n Praised.

Berlin May a2-The oticaI view Of the decision
rendered by the court CT arbitration the Casa
blanca dispute IS favorable. according 70 the
sNorddeutsche AHgemeine Zeitung."
The decision says the paper, takes a middle
course between the German and French point OF
view. The officials OF both countries are said TO
have been wrong in various points While both
governments must express regrets, Germany viii
do so willingly, as the action OF the German
free from blame, and proposed before the be-
ginning Of arbitration mutual expression of re-
grets The courts refusal 10 order that the Ger
deserters be given up is for them regrettabIe.
although they do not deserve much sympathy. A
very disagreeable incident settled by the decision
in a worthy manner for practical politics and in .
sauslact0ry way for International relation.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
EKTRATAG4NCE IN CUBA.
Largs Expenditures Cause Concern
in Washington.
rBy TIE Associated press.1

Washington. May 2.-Unof1cial reports showing
q contemplated Increase in the Cuban budget OF
g. GO 90 with total expenditure Of $3 go 600 ere
ste an unfavorabie impression hese where the view
in ofhcial circles has been that there has beerA
2 too decided tendency toward extravaganza in the
CHARACTERIZATION 81 expenditures or public money. Pc
cause Of IT'S heretofore closely existing relations
with the Cuban government and the right Inherent
in the treaty between the tEo countries the Wash
fngron administration is watching the developments
IN the island with much concern.
President Tafts attitude toward mourning hnan-
cial obligations by tne Cubans was made clear in
January, when Governor AIagoon, in turning over
the administration Of affairs 10 the new govern
rlent said the United States considered that the.
second article Of the appendix TO the constitution OF
Cuba forbade that government TO assume any pub
lie debt IN addition 10 that already contracted or
authorized by existing laws and DEGREES Of the pro
visionaI government This then amounted SIS
10000, ard was Cor sanitation ara other necessary
ana public works.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
PORTO RICANs LESS HOSTILE
Presidents S Message Praised by Republicans
No Signs of Trouble.

san Juan. p. r. May 22-The fun text OF Prosi-
dent Taft's special message TO Congress on Porto
Rican affairs has been received here by mail, and
after reading & carefully the Republican leaders
praise IL highly as a statesmanlike document They
say that the President has thorough knowledge
Of the situation and has absoIved the ReputI Iicar
party from all responsibility and blame for the
crisis.
The Unionist papers do not publish the message
and the opinions originally expressed by the
I-nontst leaders have not been changed The Fed
eratiorists more favorable in their comment
than they were a days ago. Little interest has
been shown in the full Of the message in uro
fessionel and business circles Reports that trouble
would arise in Porto Rico II the recommend atoms
Of the President were carried out appear 10 bs m
founded.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
MEREDITH2S FUNERAL.
NAM Leading 4uthor5 at Ceremony
at Westminster.
Lsps.:al BY French Gable 70 The tribunal

Especial BY French Gable The Tribunal
London. May 22-The memorial service in
honor o5 George Meredith az Westminster Alb
bey was attended by large number Of men o
letteys. II was what may be regarded as tie
regulation service. arranged for similar occasions
when the honor of burial in the Abbey IS de-
ated. The @-AIiserere" was chanted, WesIey's
anthem, "An Go to ths Same Place" was
sounded, and the audience united with the choir
in Gladstones favorite hymn. Premier Asquith
Lord Morley Thomas HARDY, Mrs Humphry
Ward, Maurice Hewlett, Henry Jaraes, J. N
Barrie, w. Z Norris, Edmund Gosse ana 2 host
of other authors were present.
The Society OF Authors and the leaders %
English literature were united in accounting
Meredith worthy Of burial in the Abbey, but
the Dean had reasons of his own for the exercise
of discretion and rejecting a highly influential
appeal. George Meredith lived so long among
the beautiful Surrey downs that he belonged il.
his home soil after death INF
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

Havana May 2o-Senor CasteIlanos. secretary 10
President Come, said to-day that, while the GOV
ernment is stin unable 70 determine the amount Of
the regular budget owing TO the uncertainty of the
exact extent Of expenses It has been fully de
ternlned that the total amount viii not exceed the
revenue for the coming fiscal year II has also
been definitely decided not 70 make special bond
issue, as already stated in the Presidents mes
sage.
The regular budget which senor Vinegas. Score
tary OF the Treasury, recently estimated at $1,000
O00, is not be confounded with the permanent
budget about Sc, 3,5o0t00 Of which is applicable for
the payment Of the interest and sinking fund OF
the s35 cO0o00 for the payment OF the army
the revolution This interest is provided from the
internal revenues, leaving estimated surplus on
this account OF about Soco,oo
Should the budget not exceed Secretary Vinegas's
estimate and the revenues for the coming year
equal Governor MagoonS estimate Of $27 600 900 the
defcit win not exceed 100000. which the govern
rnent expects 70 cover by the receipts from the
national lottery.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
LONDON PERSONAL NOTES.

Isreclal by F~ench Cabls 10 ne Tribaael
london. Nay 22.-The American Minister to
Argentina Charles H. Sheriff.. has made brief
halt in london with Mrs. Sheriff..
The WeI1naan brothers are preparing for their
departure for SpItzbergen-
Lieutenant Shackleton win be received with
the highest honors at court and by the Royal
Geographical Society upon his return frorn the
south seas William Heinemann has planned
big literary dinner for him az the Savoy Hotel
AIRED Emmett was the guest or the New
Tegabon8s' CluD tonight at the Eotei Cecil
Y E
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

AMERICAN sUFFRAGiSTS SAIL FOR HOME
London May 22-The Rev. Anna Shaw. Miss
Lucy Anthony Miss Corbett and Mrs. Alice Pierce
who have been in London attending the session of
the International Wonnan's Sunrage Alliance sailed
for the United States to-day. Miss Anthony has
been obliged 70 cancel her engagements Of the last
week en- account Of indisposition.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
4 NFW7 D4NCER N Paris
Success Of Russian Youth IN Opera
at the CHdteIet.
rsrsc,al sr rrsacn casle % ras Tribune.l

paris Nav % The Russian opera season ar
the Ctatelet IS . most brilliant success, espe-
cia1lv for the ballet which has taken Paris by
e+or~, The grand slave dance IN the opera of
Prince Igor" aroused tremendous enthusiasm,
the male dancer. II. Nijinslzy. youth Of mar
1-erlols athletic force and grace, surnamod
the Russian vestris," is the theatrical idol
of the hour. and elicits from the severe critic
Jules Claretie. administrator Of the Theatre
Francais. the remark, Russia is spoken OF as
the Orient frozen One might describe N. Nj
Itnskv. when dancing. as the orient melted
CIR
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
CHARLES w. FAIRBANKS IN TOXIC.

Toxic. May 22.-Japan lost one distinguished for
egner and gained another to-day, with the DEPART
for London OF the British Ambassador. Sir
Claude ". Macdonald. and the arrival of former
Vice President Charles w. Fairbanks from San
Francisco Sir Claude left for home by way Of
Siberia on a six months leave Of absence He was
given an enthusiastic farewell reception
Mr. Fairbanks, who arrived to-day, will be re-
ceived in audience by the Emperor. Later he VIII
be the guest OF honor at dinner given by Pre-
r1ier Marquis Katsura.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
SH4W IND THE CENSOR.
Public Curiosity aroused O0er
'fBIanco PoSnet."
tsrsc.a1 n r-a,ch cab1s 70 The rrtsnne.l

london, May 22-There have been no changes
OF programme at the theatres. and the only
stage incident is the rejection Of George Ber-
nard Shaw's The Showing Up Of Blanco Pos
net" by the censor Unlike Mrs. Warren :
Profession IT is not exposed TO the charge Of
immortality but IS censored because II contains
a theological discussion which Mr.. Redford con
siders irreligious, although the author vouches
for II supremeIy religious Mr. BEDFORD IS 2
more conservative expert in matters OF religion
than IS Mr.. Shaw, and the majority Of playgoers
viii be content TO accept his judgment. although
the play having been finely advertised. VIII
ptque curiosity and viii be presented some
7s-bera I \. :.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
RULES FOR STATE EMPLOYEES.
Cabinet Compromise-An Guarantees Sus-
pended in Case OF Strike
TPv The Associated P-eaz.

Paris Nay 22-The Cabinsr approved to-day the
text OF bin defining the rights Of state employees
This measure regulates promotion the double
system OF merit and seniority. The differences be-
tween Premier Clemenceau and ". BRAND. Minister
OF Justice. have been compromised. TIE Minister
retains the final decision IN the inhctin
punishment on state employees but he may act only
upon reports from the Council OF Discipline u
the proposed punishment IS dismissal and the Mir
iste- and tho Council disagree. the Minister may
present the case 70 Parliament. whose decision shan
anai- The bill provides specifically for the ssS-
pension Of ell guarantees IN case OF = strike.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
FoNsEcA NOMINATED IN BRAZIL
Several States May Later Bring Forward Can
didates from Civil Life.

rio de Janeiro. May 22.- When the Senate re
assembled to-day the representatives Of ma
Jorty Of the states announced as their candidates
Marshal Hermes Fonseca, Minister. OF War; for the
Presidency and Wonceslau Braz for the Vice
Presidency OF the republic. Several of the states
notably sac Paulo and Bahia, opposed TO the candi
datura Of military abstained from taking part
III the proceedings. rcservng the right TO present
ct favorable opportunity candidates from civA
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
HERTzENsTEIN MURDER CASE.
Russian Radicals Are Preparing an Inter


Russian Radicals Are Preparing an Inter
pellation.
St Petersburg, May 22-The Radicals in the
bouma are preparing Interpolation on the al
legged connection Of Dr. Dubrovin, former head OF
the League Of Russian People with the murder of
Professor NJ Y. Hertzenstefn the member Of the
Dourna who was assassinated in August 1906
A few days ago DR.. Dubrovin was summoned 10
stand trial July 10 on the charge OF having in
stigated the murder and Professor Nfiyoukov
leader of the Constitutional Democrats, has asked
the Minister of Justice what steps have been taken
10 this end. II is said that since these charges
were lodged against DR.. Dubrovin by his former
secretary the favor which the. League OF Russian
People enjoyed in high circles has been withdrawn
and the present leaders may be forced to retire
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
RUSSIA ALSO HAS A SCARE.
sensationsl Press Busy with Rumors ef At
tack by tapan.

st Petersburg. May 22-Reports from abroad of
rs7o+i=tians FOR an japanese military IN
se-srardirg. providing Tor en attack by japan IN
esss ot z European conflict. have been seized upon
1ith avi6ity by the Russian sensational press.
Several newspapers publish long discussions on the
5ep21ese armament N Corea and the probability Of
E rear attacE. The Pussian Foreign once does
rot attach ths slightest importance 70 these re-
es-tt and saws that the Russo-5arenese relations
s=s cn The best possibls footing.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
GET 4 THIRD BUFF4LO.
Ea-Preadent Rooserelt and HIS Son
Bring Dozen Another of Species.

Nairobi. British East Africa. May 22.-The
Roosevelt expedition is stin hunting buffaloes on
the Nairobi River, and to-day Mr. Roosevelt and
his son Kermit succeeded IN bringing down their
third animal OF this kind.
The bull buffalo wounded by the hunters yester-
day fed into the marshes. where he was found
and finished off
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
FRENCH SEAMEN QUIT WORK.
The Lorraine and the Chicago Leave Eavre
Short Handed-The Grievances

Paris May 23.-Hotvfthstandiug the decision Of
the General Federation Of Labor reached yesterday
TO call OF the strike, the sailors stokers ana stew
ards OF the merchant marine have gone cut at Mar
settles Toulon and Havre, and the movement seems
likely 10 extend 20 other French pcrts. The grew
ances OF these men OF long standing. and have
already resulted in = number OF strikes. They IN
clude the failure 70 apply 10 them the weekly
rest day law, equalization Of salaries on passenger
and freight boats and objection 20 being paid off
when ship has been out OF cornrnlzsion less than
q month
IIavre. May 2e-In spite OF ths strike the steam
ers Lorraine and Chicago sailed from here to-day
on time The former vessel, however left behind
seven roemters of her crew ara the latter So
enteen
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
Will, ADMIT JEWS TO RESORTS

ST Petersburg. May 22.--Aceording to a special
imperial order just issued, Jews VIII be admitted
TO the health resorts in the Caucasus This step
reverses the action taken recently by the Governor
OF Cis-Caueasia who six weeks ago issued orders
that Jews be denied admission to the Caucasus
during the coming season.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
PRESIDENT moNrr AT SANTIAGO

Santiago de Chill. May 22-PresIdent Montt re-
turned here to-day. after two months absence.
his health IS greatly improved He was greeted
most heartily by thousands Of citizens
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
BRITISH BALLOON RACE
Fourteen Start from Hurlegkam
Going Northeast

london. May 22-Fourteen balloons started
from Hurlingharn to-day in the annual point
TO point race for which the British Aero Club
offers money prizes and medals. Ten British
and three German aeronauts and one Dutch
pilot sailed over the heart Of London, and when
last seen the procession was moving steadily
TO the northeast.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
PRIEsT-EDIToR MURDERED IN BED.

Tomsk Russia. May e2-The priest Ignatius
leader OF the Monarchist organization in Tonsk
and editor OF the Monarchist organ, was found
murdered in his bed to-day. The crime was
aetuated by political motives.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

CARDINAL kOPP SERIOUSLY ILL
Breslau Prussia, May 22-Cardinal Georg Kopr
Bishop Of Breslau, who is suffering from pneu-
.nonia IS said 10 be in q serious condition TO
nieht He was born at Duderstadt in 1897. and
r-as created 2 Cardinal IN 1892
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

Paris May 22.-The dancing of Isadora Duncan.
who appeared in New York last winter is warmly
praised In Paris. and Deputy Paul Boncour. in
article in Figaro makes appeal for the
creation OF society TO perrstuate the art OF this
sublime dancer
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
moNopLANE's RECORD FLIGHT.

Rouy France. May 22-Herbert Latham. the
French aeronaut, made record flight in mono
plane here to-day He stayed in the air for 81
minutes and 81 seconds at height varying from
50 10 so feet
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

High priced securities continue conspicuous
The HII stocks, assuming new activity nay =
merit alone be easily advanced others W.
can at short notice become buoyantIy active y.
cIude Pennsylvania. New York Central de-i-i1-
Electric. Westinghouse and Pullman -4"a a,,s
stcrk srllI quoted ~ lower range, but Qu4I1 - 80
~ move no TO the higher ranks IS 1neliE
cotton Oil Low priced stocks entitled 90 .ss- "a
come prominent. and leaders Just @ ol -
merit include Southern Railway. 3te1lc1li -Se-
rionaI and Rock Island thOUCh the IaIIet --S~-
now seems to encounter inside seLlns 'A 0'---
advance.
\ feature 10 be welcomed is the return o
approaching return, OF a number OF I1lINss o-st
leaders who have been away Their aoS1->7
caused a lot of worrinent TO Wall Streets Wlss.
acres. who did not realize that the presence
F.urope of such men as J. P Morgan 80
schi4. II. c. Frick George Blumenthal ana ~
drew Cornecfe must mean liberal educatlon
the European investor in the matter OF ans
can securities Now these gentlemen aLs
turning, and what they have accomplished
soo, be perceptible We are going 70 nave
Hood OF European investment or u- ulleA- 555ca I
volume because American securities are 5.tFs
the safest and cheapest IN the WoElu - Ion-
fined 10 United states issues. CERTAIN - sx-
and Mexican securities VIII beneIt ,5F-~feas,-.
ample the already large investments II .-S-aase
Railway are increasing ana W. "itE.- banS
speculatior in Mexican Railway shares -
necessarily confined TO The second p ie-,rt-
stock This stock has had some advance vriFh
~. but not OF commensurate ehai@-e
that which il deserves.
II Is OF more than passing Interest ina!
who have the right personally. 70 quote ~
Pierpont Morgan are agreed that ne -.
equivocaIIy outspoken in the belief thas - =
American security market IS prepltI ILslS LtslS,,-sncv =
new, broad far reaching activity-and 1loS
What develops IN Morgan stocks Ike oo.--,Isrs
Railway United States Steel and Cl0 =
may be fairly regarded as sisnihcant
Arizona republican., 1909-08-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

$40 ACRES at s7O per acre-can be sold in halves or quarters. 160 ACRES-Can be sold fo $2000 down-balance long time. Seller will buy back after four years at same price if purchaser desires. TWO 2O-ACRE TRACTS, close in. A snap If taken at once. LOTS in all part of the town at the best prices. Also country property. It is our speciality to keep track of all snaps for the benefit of our cus- toners. Furnished and unfurnished houses for rent.
 W. K. JAMES REALTY CO.,.
 27 N (sapter Gf
Arizona republican., 1909-08-16

PUBLIC SALE-Tuesday. August 17, at 10 o'clock am. Six one half miles west of Five Points and two miles south. or one-half mile east and two miles south of Fowler school house. Having sold my ranch 1 will sell the following de- scribed property at public auction. Two large draft horses, 1 young colt. F COWS. milking, 2-year- steers. 10 1-year-old steers, g. year-old heifers, 10 1-year old heif- CTS. 1 male hog. one year old. thoroughbred Berkshire, ? sows with pigs, 1 truck wagon with good hay frame, one frame wag-
 on, one spring wagon, one run about, 1 Mccormick mower. 1 Me- Cormick rake, l homemade stacker, 1 set double harness, 1 set single harness. 1 gasoline engine, 125 chickens. and other things too num- erous to mention. NOTE-The cat tie are Durham and Holstein mixed. Terms of sale-All sums under s25 cash in hand and all sums over S25 a credit of six months will be given with bankable note drawing interest at the rate of 10 per cent. Two per cent discount for cash. Free lunch on the grounds. Rogers & McMurtry, Auctioneers. P. X. Nelson, Owner; H. E. Groom, Clerk.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOMES FOR SALE.

80 acres Glendale. loess a $50: 10 acres near Glendale @ s25O; 80 acres west of Glendale G SIPS: 20 acres north of Alhambra @ s2O0; 80 acres near Scottsdale O s11O; 80 acres grain land six miles west @ S150; l6O acres near Scottsdale a s75; 40 acres north of Scottsdale 0 $S5. 400 acres at SS0 per acre; $50 per acre cash. remainder in one, two and three years, without interest.
 160 acres, az miles N. E. of Maroon ette, at s25 per acre. U. s. patent
Arizona republican., 1909-08-16
NOW IS THE TIME TO PICK UP SOME GOOD SUMMER BARGAINS.

1. Three nice 50 it. lots in Churchill Addition. Corner property. Can buy either 1, ? or lots. Price in all $1250.00.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-16

?. GOOD LOT on East Adams St 50 feet frontage by 1371 feet deep. Price $525.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-16

in the heart of the orange belt, Reg ular water. Price per acre. S2OOOO
Arizona republican., 1909-08-16

FOR SALE-Thoroughb fox terrier puppies. Thomas, end of Indian school car line.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-16
PAINTING.
AGENTS WANrEp.-

>O-(.ScSoSNONI-~S~ScNN~ ~~~~SNoOO-~~-~ AGENT WANTED-Young man with acquaintance in business houses to sell carbon paper and typewriter ribbons. Big profits for a worker.
 Write at once for special offer and samples. Agents are making money
 everywhere. Dept. A, ARCO- Rochester, N. Y.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-16

FOR RENT-Rooms for light house. keeping. Cheap for the rest of the summer. Also large room with screen sleeping room connected. 529 West Adams St.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-16
MONEY TO LOAN,

MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES on improved city property or for building, on easy. terms of repay ment. E. E. Pascoe. 110 N. Center St., Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-16

4. FIFTEEN ACRES of good orange land cleared. leveled and bordered Per acre S135.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-16
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-4OOO feet of second hand
 lumber Inquire 232 S. 2nd. St.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-16

FOR SALE-Horse pasture. Inquire at McNulty's, last house on East Washington St. Also two horses for sale
Arizona republican., 1909-08-16

SO-ACRES OR LESS at s1T5 per acre. 5 miles northeast of the city. Easy terms.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-16

FOR SALE-SO2 E. Van Buren sc; sol B. Polk st.; new. modern, four rooms, cement blocks and brick house :on small payment.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-16
FOR RENT-Best guns at Galpin's

FOR RENT-New five-room house; bath, screen room. front and back porches; electric light, gas. Sell on on payments. s02-S04 E. Van Buren Sf