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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-03

Contractor O'Leary can use a few
more good laborers in the construct
ton of the new passenger station. In
fact there is remunerative employment
in the mills and factories of Hetties-
burg and the Hattiesburg district for
all men who desire to earn an honest
living.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-03

Dispatches from Washington tell us
inet-that none of the pets of the
Roosevelt regime will be retained.
Is it possible that the new presidential
incumbent has renowned his creator
so early in the game?
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-03
ORDINANCE NO. s14.
An Ordinance to AdJudcate the Fact
of Publication and Notice, Accord
ing to Law, Of Ordinance No. 311,
to Contract the City Limits and
for Other Purposes.


Section BE 1t ordained by the
mayor and board of aldermen of the
citv Of uattiesburg Nfissiseinni fsaid
body having inouired into The fact nj
tba r,,hi;aat; -
law to be made on the adontion of
ordinance No All n contract tbS citv
Iin,its GA foN -. 1 ~ 80
NV tbie hodv In ~. ooth 49,, 80 e.
temher A n I1oool thot 49, Ia ~
dinance No. 3t1, was published in The
Progress, Newspaper nxbfished in
the said city kf HattiesbEg. for three
successive wdeks next Eter its adop
ton and not Zee Thereof given in the
manner provided by IN. for three sue.
cessive weel4 next &ter its adoption
and that it Is herkv found and al.
judged that such publication and no
ice was maize akording to law
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-03

Broker Sidney Love of Chicago, and
Mrs. Love, declared by Sir Philip
Burns-Jones, to be the most beautiful
woman in the world, are planning a
tour of Europe. Mr.. Love, who is 80
years old has just announced his re-
tirement from business, having amass-
ed fortune of several millions.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-03

Every man who happens to be pass
ing through the city without funds in
his pocket is not a vagrant, as some
of the fee-hungry officers may learn
to their sorrow.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-03

A company has been organized in
Arkansas to manufacture and put on
the market device to prevent snor-
ing. If the apparatus is a success, the
Pullman car company should be COM
PEELED to lay in a supply.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-03

Ex-Governor Vardaman is right in
his contention that the contract for
the silver service for the new battle
ship Mississippi should be awarded to
a Mississippi concern, but the much
ado being made over a matter so
small is a bit disgusting.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-03

The Houston Chronicle says: when
wet get tired of paying four or five
prices to privately owned express COM
panies for carrying our small parcels,
we'll install a government parcels post
as other countries have done, and get
that service at a fair price,"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-03

Teddy the Terrible is soft-talking
the people of California to prevent the
passage of measures calculated to
arouse the enmity of the Japanese. A
year or two ago nobody would have
thought such a thing possible.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-03

When all the news comes by wire
less, how are we going to know that
our local contemporary isn't getting
its specials by the grapevine route?
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-03

Mr.. Roosevelt may not dominate the
Taft administration, but there is no
doubt of the fact that Roosevelt ma
nipulated the Republican nomination
in Tafts favor that my Policies"
might be carried out.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-03

Every man is the architect of his
own future, provided, of course, that
the Creator has endowed him with
ordinary gumption.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-03

Congress will tumble to the fact
after awhile that this thing of being
world-power is rather expensive
proposition.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-03
RAILROAD is BUSY.

A large force of men, engaged by
the New Orleans G. Northeastern Rail.
road, were today put to work near the
Gordon Creek bridge to complete the
grades for the main tracks leading to
the new station from the South end
of the yards. These tracks will cross
Main street near the electric light
plant, thence across Northeastern park
to the depot site, and it is said that
construction will be pushed as rapidly
as possible. Nearly half a hundred
men are employed by the railroad
company in this work.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-03

Everybody is agreed that prosperity
is coming again to the Hattiesburg
district, and what everybody says
must be so.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-03
ORDINANCE NO. 315.
Administrators No,ice to Creditors of
w. c. Bennett, Sr., Deceased.


w. c. Bennett, sr., Deceased.
Letters of administration having
been granted on the 9Th day of Decem.
Der, A. D. 1908, by the ehancery court
OF Forrest county, Mississippi. ii the
undersigned upon the estate of w. c..
Bennett, Sr., deceased Notice is here.
by given to an pers9hs having claims
against said eAtatef to present same
TO the clerk of eaN court for probate
and registration according to law with.
in one year from this date, or they
will be forever barred.
This 9Th day of December, A. D.
1908.
H. e. CLARK,
l-3U-3t Administrator
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-03

Kodaks are now barred from Jack
son blind-tigers.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-03

The Kodak case at The Owl is the
most interesting 10 feet of space there
is in Hattiesburg.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-03

Everybody is talking about the great
$4,000 subscription contest of this
newspaper.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-03

A lingering doubt should never be
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-03

Your winter drug wants is our Cd
portunity TO show you what kind of
service we can give you.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-03

1t takes hard head and a soft heart
to make a man.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-03

Entered as second-class matter on
May %, 1907. at the postoffice at Hat
tiesburg. Miss, under the Act Of Con-
gress of March 2. 1879.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-03

The people of California are having
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-03

OFFICIAL PAPER CITY OF HAT
TIEsBuRo AND COUNTY OF FOR
EST.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-03

HEARST TELEGRAPH AND CA
BILE SERVICE received daily, the ex-
elusive franchise for which is owned
by The Daily News.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-03

SOUTHERN REPRESENTATIVE
For Louisiana, Arkansas, Texas and
Oklahoma: The Crockett Agency,
New Orleans and Dallas.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
sPILLER FIGHTS EXPULSION.
Panama s Foreign Secretary Summoned
Before Supreme Court.

Panama, Dec She Supreme Court Of
Psnsms has summoned ~ appear before
81 TIRE Secretary % Foreign Affairs. 70 an
s-er charges made by y 9 Spnler of
illegal expulsion from hte isthmUs. Spi1ler
was engaged for q time in transporting
canal !sborers 20 other countries These
men we're brought 70 the zone hy the
Isthmian Canal Commission az consider
able expense and trouble. and later were
induces by contractors IN 20 70 various
parts Of South America. Spillsr acting as
rhe principal Eo-ketweer Lieutenant
Colonel GoethslE. chief engineer Of the
canal. -hO foTssaw that this would seri-
ously affect the construction Of the canal
requested tie Panamsn government 70 de
port Spiller. his request being based on the
provisions Of the canal treaty President
Obsldia issued an Executive decree. de-
cisring thst the enticing OF canal laborers
from the country was a misdernesnor, pun
ishsbe by expulsion from the country
Tn. flrst trsnsgFesser GO come under thus
order was spiller He. however. took the
matter 10 the supEeme Court. which will
nov call upon the Secretary OF Foreign
Affairs 70 show the legality Of the govern
ment's action.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
MISS LEBLANC HELD.
Waltbap1 Murder Gaze Goes ~
Grand Jurz.

v-aI-nsn. Mass. Dee s-sr-. us-,f.
Leblanc, The sixtssn-y-ar-olt =trI RON
Arfcha-. Y. :. was seat Back % ts4 Nj
ci.-ex County tsIl in East csrnsridg= -
day after Judge Fnss T Lne4 Rad nsl5
h.r without bail fe- ths January t1rv, -
the Niddlessx County Grana Jury On tsA
charge OF murdsring h.r ensIovsr car
cree = Clover rhs svt1sncz IN rbs casA
ras presented at rhs juvenile session of ths
v-aitnsrn District Court. and Is "A AZ
fuvenils cases. the hearing wss sscr.-
Mas Lsc.aze was svtdsntlT IN Eoc1 healts
ana seemed happy.
The witnesses eues-ioned ~ Cnarl.s =
wsir. Assistant Dis,ri>- Ar-c-ns-. vers D.
Frecsrick L McDo1sld. = physician. vns
heard Glovers dyin< accusazcn zxa-ns-
Mss Leblanc. az Ihe Co1seas Ecspitai
Thomas I Tully, Peliee of1c5r. wn,
heard IN. sane statement. and Tnoaeas =
Connors. a larasr. 20 VhoEi. Va-l hs founc
Glover lying On the hospital stepA tse
dyinx man stated that FIsttIs Ls5.sas cs4
shot him
Mrs. Glover. the v-tdo~ Ok tAs vierfn
vas summoned b. tAs ds-alcs as a WE
ness objection 70 Nathan =. T1tl lss
Of questioninE being sustained By the co--t
practically the only Information sIeaned
from the vttnsss was thar sls and tbs
prisoner had bs4n on the mast friendly
terms far a long tine.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
MESSAGE PRAISED.
Comments from abroad on Ur.
Taft's Policu.

Paris. Dec. She favorable IMPRESSION
of President Taft's message reflected On
tbs Bourss is re-echosd IN the press. which
calls attention 20 the importance OF his
declarations as % foreign relations. and
foresees that the United States is destined
70 play an increasingly powerful part in
the worlds affairs. especially from the
point of view of commerce The Journal
D-s Dehsts" saws that II the United States
has net succeeded n completely winning
over the confidence and sympathies of the
Latin republics. she certainly has potent
pert ~ the Far East. n the exercise Of q
preponoerating influence IN China. thus
opening up an immense held for American
inrestnent, and ~ q tactful mixture OF
diplomacy and show Of force she has in
cHeed Japan 10 link arms with her. so that
they may stand together for the status QUO
N Tho Orient
The Steele" sums ur the r,e-rax. ss he-
speaking prosperity and confidence a. home
and expansion BY force or persuasion
abroad U thinks that President Tafts
remarks on the application of the maxi
mum outies viii do much 20 calm European
iE-Guietuoe with regard - IN. new Amer
icsn tsrir Law.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
SAR6TOGANS DINE.
Senator Bracket Talks about
Political Sheen.

Edward NJ shepard vas IN. chief
speaker at the seventh annual dinner Of
the Saratoga County Society of New York
City, held last night az the Waldorf,
About one hundred and t-enry-fv. Sara
togians attended
William McNulty, president Of the 60
ciety. was toastmastsr. and beside him
sat Mr.. Shepard. Spencer Trask. Louis
Wiley. George B. MaIlon. the Rev. DR..
George Alexander, Senator Edward T
Brackett. Warren Curtis. Edgar L Furs
man. of Troy. Justics J ". Houghton. OF
the Appellate Division. R NJ. s. Putnam
and Thomas ". Brsslin- The arrival of
Senator Brackstt wss the signal for sp-
plsuss
About half way through the dinner
comnotion az the door attracted attention
and a man representing District Attorney
Jeroms insisted IN coming in 70 search
each diner for a possible concealed roulette
wheel. Another visitor made up as Gov
ernor Hughes informed Mr.. jerome that
since racing had been placed on such a
high plane no wheels were in use The
pseudo Governor added that If Murphy and
Parsons had not already attended % the
Job he would remove the District Attorney
FOR his interruption.
Mr.. McNulty. after welcoming the guests
called on Senator Brackstt. THE greatest
Saratogan, the Wilton boy and sage Of
saratoga County, who announced that he
would talk about sheep" and he said:
II have learned one thing during rnv
ions service through the confidence of the
people Of Saratoga, II is that ths only
man who can do any good is the man with
a heart in his bosom and courage in his
=ha-
OF public attention because he Is opposed
Boo" and no, when any one jumps over
a flve-board fence, tumble after like a lot
Of fools
During my last campaign a man asked
me- if 7 We're geing 20 Albany 10 support
Governor Hughes. ] answered Ne" He
wrote. asking n ! we're going there 10 op-
pose the Governor. Again I answered
No" Then he wrote and asked. What IN
the world are YOU going 10 DO there. th=n7
] replied that i would Judge questions 20
the best OF my ability. and II I agreed
with Governor Hughes, 7 would be de-
lighted. l gladly concede that in The pres
ent Executive this state has man tre
rnentously devoted 20 her best interests
but he Is not infallible, and any man who
merely bitches his wagon 20 Governor
Hughes's chariot is not worth a damn
We can congratulate ourselves On coming
from d county where men think rcr them
selves aDa form their own opinions
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09

The procls-nstion of martial law IN Zen
<urss Is the result probably of q suspicion
a. rhs capital thet General Nanuel Bcuiils
vii ssRs aapsnIss. q tbs situation IN
-Cicararua 70 invade Honduras with rebel
hand and regain rhe Presidency. from which
fe was depoxsd BY Puesident Dsviis, with
-Ae aid q President Zelaya Of Nicaragua
Driven s.eEa aAs PRESIDENCY Of Honduras
pcnflla tack refuge on The American
cruiser Chicxso CT Aprl l.. Is17. Since
rhen he hss spent much time IN Mexico, The
Tinted states ano British Honduras On
ryousraher o last ne sailed from New Or-
i.ans for Col0n- re Is suspected OF In
-riFuirg with Guatenala snc Salvador,
--th TIE purpose of bringing about 8 revo-
su-ion IN Eonouras. overthrowing the De-
VIE eovernrns-r enS then forming
uusor - Honduras. GuEternsls sn6 Sal
vsdor for ar attack On President zsleys's
sovernrnsnt N NSiczragus. Against the sus-
ri-ions ere The recent statement by Cen
s~sl Bonlua 81 New Orleans that he was
rrt q po.i-ics and would nor make ver on
zondurzs ard ofhcial ssse-rons that Gus
rsrnala and Salvador have no Intention OF
lsnding themselves 20 such e movement
On her part Honduras has been charged
18th r-.elntaining an alliance with Presi-
dent ZeIava q Nicaragua. The fact that
usvla ewes his once as President 20 the
ed - & critical tine e President Zs-sys
gives color 70 this suspicion President
ravlls. however. denies thai such sn all
snos exists, and the present attitude of
Hondura- has been declared officially 70 bs
one of strict neutrality as q central state,
grth is neutrality practicaTv guaranteed
hv ne URited States and Mexico unoer the
wrashinsTea agreement
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
AHEARN MUST GO
Justice Orders HIM Ousted
from Borough Presidency.

Justice Mccall. % IN. Supreme Court
signed yesterday the order oustins John
p Ahesrn from the oflce Of President ef
Manhattan Borough Th- Judgment vii
he served on Mayor NcCl-llsn. who viil be
required ts call 4 special meeting OF tn>
Board Of Aldermen 20 elect Ah>srn's sue
cessor
Martin " Littletsn, counsel fer Ah-a-n
IN his persistent ngnt 20 hold efhc. under
election by the Board ., Aldermen. hss al
ready announced his intention 20 appeal
from the decision OF Justice Mccall hand-
ed down en- November 2s. but. according 70
Mr. Stevens Assistant Attorney General IN
charge OF IN. cas-. fer IN. state IN. appeal
would not srt as q stay ~ th- custer or
sAr
The decision cr Justice Mccall on
Ahsarn's motion for permission 20 file an
answer in the removal proceedings said
that Ahearn could no longer Justify his
occupancy OF the borough presidency.
Justice Mccall says that the court has
determined that Ahearn has ''Unlawtzlly
usurped. intruded into and held the once
OF Borough President" The eour, adds
that Ahsarn now unlavfully performs m.
functions ana exercises the franchises of
the Office ana will continue % 80 occupy
them until January I next unless ousrsc
therstron by the Judgment Of tns eourt
Justice Mccall sayx that Ahearn has no
Just or legal title 10 hold TIE Once of Bor-
ough President and orders thar he BE oust-
Cd and excluded from the Once
In hls decision on November 2s Justice
Mccall said that the executive acr which
worked Ahearn's removal could not be
OFFSET AID that the latter could have no
possible defence. WITH the signing OF the
order Of custer y now seems certain thar
Ahearn will not serve cut his term. as he
expected. and FOR which he has fought
through all the state courts
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
ZFIAVA'S HEAVY LOSS
OF $50 Men IN Battle of Roma
Onlv -Four Escaped.

Panama Dec s-P&ssenee-s arriving here
-rorn NICARAGUA state that the people IN
that republic are Eert N .snorenoe Of What
Is happening throughout the country. So
ttrict is the censorship maintained h.
president Zelsys that residents a the
western part of Nicaragua have not learned
~ the breaking or % diplomatic relsrions
between the United States ana Nicaragua
Ths President of Honduras. reported 70 De
ST ally of Zelsys, has wired the Honduran
Minister 81 Salvador inautrlng about
svenrs n e1csr.Eus- sfter having waited
-sn DAYS for 8 reply % numerous messages
sent by him 20 Alensgus.
General Toledo IS besieEed e. GreytoWn.
v-hich is surrounded O. land and sea by
.he insurgents General Tsxqaez. com
--snoer q the government forces 81 the
lsst battle near Rama, vas oourt--nsr-isIleo
hecsuss q the 6efea: suffered ~ the gov
E-nmeut troops This battle Is said 70 have
seen 3 desperate one. \ government COL
urrn which entered the dght with 80
soldiers left all except four ~ their on N.
r.ld
One of the arrivals here. who Is not
nstive of NICARAGUA states that N. gov
~---e-r o-cia,s 20 Sics-erus publicly
r-s--- -haf Mexico vii support Nicsrs qua
- an controversy IL which it may become
tnvolVse with me Uaitss States.
20 foreign newsps pers are allowed 20
enter SlcsrEgus ct points IN control OF
tho gevernneut
Al passengers cn landing mere are
sssrchee and - allowed - hrsnr IN arms
- anything which the officials believe
might be used 70 help the tnsursent cause
Ths situation ~ N. interier is reported as
cooperate for svsry ons, inclpdiEs z.lsyss
soldiers
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
ZELAYA NEAR END
IS ABOUT TO RESIGN.
Brother Of Revolutionary Lead
er Selected for President.

cable dispatch p-ss received IN this
ritv from Nanagus yesterday confirming
she report that President zelsys wss ready
20 send his resignation 70 the Sicsragusn
Congress. which win Immediately choose
his SUCCESSOR
n Was also learned that zslaya has about
given I'd the fdss of Designating Julian
Eriss his secretary general. as President
IN his place The reason for this change
=. plan Is the protest that has been raised
ny Zelsys's own supporters. The latter
rlsce much q rhesresponslsflify for the
disaster that hsset the President 81 Sicar-
srua and his government on ths men who
have surrounded him n ofios and have sd
~1sss him hadly
sSot that these followers % Zelays try
- mitigate thereby Ess offences. hut rsaliz-
ing TIE turslity % zeisys trying 20 i-n-
pose on the republic ene Of his close ad-
N,isers. they seek 70 save their country
To this enc they have ADVISED that
Dolores Estrads, brother q. General Juan
= Estrada. -. revolutionary leader, be
CHOSEN as President Ese is now Con
gresham ana has not taken part n the
.nsurrec-ion he was formerly Minister
- War. and TIE men here sno n Mica
-srua --ho are trying - have Dolores
Estrada 6esir-stee ss zeisrss successor
hope that hs va prove q compromise
seoeptshle 20 hoth tie Zelsys element ard
- General Estrada ana thet - VIII he
o means for restoring peace.
us planned 70 have Dolores Estrada act
Es chfe. eae,u-i-e only unfl smother man
rsn be .u--c urcn whcm al The political
elernenrs can agree
Iriss II IS generally recosnizsd, cAnnof
-~oonctls the enemies Of tho Zslsya soT-
srnrnert. snd e-en uatority q ZelsNs $
friends would oppose him ss President
1riss who vas once Minister o. Foreign
Affairs. Is blamed for many of rhe mistakes
committed ~ z.lsvs enc - unpopular
shTsurlout rhe country
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
LEGATION CLOSED Up.
,NIoor0gzas Home IN Wash
ingtoa Deserted.

Washington. Dee. e-Th- Niczragrsn L.
Usrion here az ne more Esg vans nsve
carried on The furniture snd TIE ether
sppUFteHaroes e the house In @ street
vhsEe Frss.1eE- 1slsya's representative
once were domlcliec a Fer REM" sisn
ornsra.nts the fT0nt lawn. and drawn cur
tsszs snG an az % 6ssolsrion greet the
caller
In s6ditlcn. u as toe gossip ln Central
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
DEATH TO AMERICANS
Nioaroguan Soldier Warned TO
Hide Nationality.
rBy Telegraph - The Tribune


Milwaukee. Dec s-Through q letter
in which he volunteered his services 70
Estrada. The revolutionary commander
in Nicaragua. Thomas II. ". Brown. Of
Appleton, formerly a major in the Hon
duran army. has found trace of his
brother. z colonel in Esrsds's army. In
reply 70 the letter from the Appleton
man Colonel Brown writing from Mica -
ragua. Gays
7 believe We are going 20 knock old
Zelaya sky high. sne God knows he de-
serves IT, He is playing a foxy game,
but Estrada is q wise old duck. too.
Come on down II you get here in time
I viii GET you q regiment, but let me
give you a tip. Come as German or an
Englishmsn. Then II you get wounded
you will have an even chance AS an
American you are ss goos as lined I'd
against the wall
II I'm English end can prove II, you
know how safe that makes it
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
MACON TO MEET CREEL
Will Act with MeXico's Representative
20 Bring About Peace.

New Orleans, Dec s-A dispatch 20 The
FicsyuneS from Mexico City says that au-
rhorirsttve tntornstion has been obtained
here that Mexico viii exert her good oficss
looking toward sn srnicsble settlement OF
n. Central American imbroglio
Charles 2. Msgoon. formerly Governor 90
Cuba. VIII De appointed q special envoy BY
the United States 70 meet se5or Enrique
Cree, nov On his way - Washington from
Mexico City.
TIE United stst~s will 80. - :, -hst
Nicaragua carries out the rules and rssu-
lstions that may 70 decided on BY the spe-
risl envovs
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
TO SETTLE MAINE BOUNDARY.
Canadian Minister Leaves Ottawa frr
Washington.

Ottawa. Dec. s-wHliara Puyzlsy. Nina
ter OF Puslie Works. and Dr " klss
left here for Washington tonight 70 dis
cuss with IRE Units1 States au-hnr-riss
and Ambassador BEyCs the diGereacs o.
tween Canada ana the Tnitsc STATES over
the fntsrnationzl boundary n Pazsana
auo6dy Bay. between Main. ana N-s
Brunswick II Is expected thar the 9u.s-
ton win eventually have 70 :. sa-t-sd Hy
arbftrsriou.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
HISTORIAN PLACED ON TRIAL.
Attempt 10 Prove Servia Forced Bos-
ni,'s Annexation.

Vienna. Dse. s-A court action having
important political bearings. brought ~
several Deputies OF the Croatian Diet and
the Hungarian parliament against rhe
Austrian historian. Dr. Friedtung. will be
gan here Tomorrow. This action is re-
ssrded as being inspired By Count Won
Aehrenthal. the Minister OF Foreign Anairs
20 prove 20 Europe thst the 4nnexaricn or
Bosnia was forced upcn him rv ser7-ta' $
attitude.
Dr. Friediung last March published
article. in the "Neu. Fret. rresse cpsnly
accusing the Servisn government cf en-
d-evorins through its agents % incite a
popular rising in Bosnia. Croatia and South
Hungary. and also accusing the plaintiff
Deputies Of receiving Servian hrfbes 20
promote such rising Or. Friedjung saws
that he has documents proving his charges
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09

Brussels. Dec e-Th- local press IS
pleased that President Taft recommended
IN ms annual message thar Congress make
provision for representation by the United
sistes az the vorl0's fair 20 be held a.
BRUSSELS next June. and also st n. mod
crate END optimistic references which he
msoe - the administration Of Belgian
Congo.