The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
NEAR EASTERN
TANCLE SOLVED
Craftsmanship of an Austrian
Count Seems to Have Been
Successful.
SPECIAL DELIVERY FOR
VlENNESE LADIES' HATS
Chinese Study Methods of Pos
tai Service With View to
Adopting Them.
BY EMIL ANDRASSY.
Cable to The Tribune.

Special Cable to The Tribune.
VIENNA, Nov. 5.-That the statesman
ship OF Count Won Aerenthal has SO
clarified the near-eastern situation that
the danger OF war In the Balkans has
been eliminated for long time at least
| Is generally felt In diplomatic circles
here; This Impression has been strength
ened by Il recent statement made by
Count Won Aerentbal TO the foreign COM
muthe OF the Hungarian delegation. He
said.
our friendship and support shave the
satisfaction TO know that complete un-
erstanding with Constantnople exists.
Like other powers, we have deep inter-
est in the consolidation OF Turkey, as
thereby we shall be relieved OF the .trou-
BILE and danger Of concerning ourselves
with The internal affairs OF that empire
Immediately after the events OF 1908
the Vienna cabinet recognized that to-
tally altered situation had been created
in regard 10 which a material change in
the position of the powers had become
inevitable, n point OF view in which the
other powers conCurred. / can only re-
peat. we follow the efforts OF the new
regime in Turkey with sincere good Will
and avail; from it the establishment of a
good government and the strengthening
OF It's power within and without
Turning 10 the Cretan question. Count
Won AcrcuthaI said that Austria Hun
gary withdrew in 1898 from the provision =
al occupation and administration of that
island With the single reservation that Il
change in the legal position Of the island
should not take place without its assent
This position she still mainta iucd. While
always ready to accept any solution
which takes the maintenance Of the SOW
ereign rights of Turkey as its starting
point and results in mutual UNDER
standing between the four powers and
the porte,
MY meetings this year with Herr Won
Bcthmann Bollwcg and the Marquis di
San Guiulana gave me the desired oppor-
tunity TO enter upon an intimate eX.
change Of Views: The maintenance OF
these allianccs-it is not necessary for
me TO emphasize twill form the i'm
movable basis of our policy"
Special Hat Transportation.
So galIanuy disposed is the Austrian
government toward its faircr subjects
that the postal authorities have decided
To devote special parcel delivery vans 10
hats which IRE the mode i'll Austria Just
now. Many complaints were received
front their customers by the leading mil
lincry firms Of Vienna that these costly
Creations reached their destinations in
the form Of all unrcCoguizahlc tanglc of
velvet and feathers. Representations
were thereupon made to the postofflcc
with the result that special that collect
ing vans arc 10 bc brought into service
FrIuce Henry XIV. of Rucss- -Kos,ritz
is dead at Schloss t.rnstbrunn. Ills scat
In lower Austria. lie was the head of
the Younger branches OF the Reuss fam i
lily. all the members of Which bear the
name of Henry. In honor of their ances-
tor, The Emperor Henry ". He sue
cccdcd his IA ther in the extensive family
estates in 1894. lie took no prominent
part In public affairs. Tho Queen OF Bull
garia is his sister, -,
Nineteen young Chinese postal Off
cials are about 90 undergo six months
training in all branches Of the Austrian
postal service with Il view, on returning
home. TO undertake The reorganization
| OF the Chinese postal service.