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WEGIE'S $1,1,000
PEACE PALACE OPENED
Custody of Great Buiiding
Handed Over to Diphmatic
Corps at The Hague.
AMERICAN DONOR HONORED
Queen of The Netherlands Dec
orates Hirn with the Grand
Cross of the Order of
Orange-Nassau.
The Has;_c, Aug. 2*).?The Palace of
dedicated here this afternoon.
when the aeremoi.y of handlng the edlfice
,,ver tu the charge ot the Dutch Foreign
Minister was earrled out In the trerit
4-oi.rt in the presence of Queen Wilh 1
nuTia. Prince Henry of The Nethertanda
Bnd lhe Queen Mother. Theae wera aur
roundeai by ;. diatlngulahed g-therinc of
mata reafeaantativea al yva-. <? so
and people promincnt in aii the
ind adasitd 11
Abraham Van Kamebeek. prealdent of
arnegM t-'oundation. arlth a brlatf
apeecta hnniyH the "alace into the eara
el ita appolnted cuatodtaaa, expreseiiu* a
meed of thaunka tor tht genaaTualt) of
Andrew Catmagie.
Jonhheer 1?. K. de Marcrs Van Bwln*
the retirinaj Dutch Minuiter for
Korelgn Affairs. then accepted tha i^
<>f the bullding in behalf "f tbe
natic corps. in which it la veeted,
under the presidencv of the Dutch l-'or
? fl Ministrv He referreii to the op.n
iru* of the Palace of Pea ve as an Impor
tant chapter added to the history of ar
bitratlon, the BlgnMcanC* of Which was
?aM, by the prataenoi of so
many Btnteamen and lawyera of Inter
natlona] atandlng. He pald trfbutea t..
the late Melville W. Fuller, form- r < "mrf
Juatlce of the United Btatea to Ntcho
Muravieff. former Russiai M
of Justice. to Au?usle Heernaert. former
? .. an ailnhrtet of state t.. t M. <.;.
Afser. former Putch M:nister aad CaMin
. f State. and to other* now dead
had adorned the Court nl Arb.ira
tion.
Mr. Carnegie Addressed.
Then. after a few sentenees in Krenoh
eulogistic uf Andrew "'arnei-ie. who he
sai-J had placed the fmits of his stren
uous labors at the service of humanlty,"
Mr Va* **.%?, uderen turned to Mr. t-'ai
. ?tm was standin.K besiaaa bim, :'?--!
king mt:. Engllah, said:
'vdr Carnrcle. the-e is no doubt. I
a,hould think. tbat >ou to-day are the
happlest man among us. seeing in these
surmundings the transformation of your
beautiful. hif-h spirlted munlflcence into
thig future aaTaal of international trtbunala
In the name of the civiliied powera of the
world I address you The whole world
shares your \iews and has proved Ita
deep appreriatlon of your eenc-rosity by
votinjc with Imposlnn unanimlty fhe funds
necessary to keep this temple always at
thj very hij-h standard to ?*hich you en
ahlr-d its constructors to ratae it "
1;, ertl.ve into Fn tltrCh, the KoreiRii Mtn
later, hc.ldinj* up tbe key of the pala. e.
a.sked: "Wlll the edlflce live up to IU
? llng tame"" He then answereu
-. n question with an empbatic: "No
v - : it is taken t.. hnply tbat its beli
?hortiy rlng ln the Inauguratlon of
cterna! peace?tWO words which are al*
araya out of plaee except when thej Brt
inscribed over tbe entrance Kate of a
atery." Then be added an amphatlc .
.... t.it'.ons do not attempt a
flia-'ht be>ond the bord-rs of whet bu- i
manlv speaklnc. is posaible of rcali*.a- ?
tion."
.king of tbe Talare of Peace aa a ,
? ?- for tha regeneratlon of moral ,
I Mr. Van Swlnder-n dedared that
r,gh the prlnciple of arbltration hao ,
ootm accerated by ever expandinsr areas
?the memorable worda iittered hy the,
Amertcer, stat'sman EHtlU Root, Sena'or
Sont York. at the lavirif* of tbe
| latlon atone of the Pan-American
I | a* Washlnuton remaincd th. tn
m of all arbltration trcat.es the
?..?? in dirpute between nations are
Bg; the .plr.t which deala Wlth them
i eeerythlng.' " He cot.nudcd:
? \,1 controrarelea can be aettled from
naoraent that th. two contei.dinK
?rtlesdeslre a petUement. and dlplomacy
?an areet the lita*aguratlofl of this temple
a th head beld hiKh and 8 beart full ot
>r,r,4> "
Presented to the Queen.
.- ,;nr, Mn Carnegie ^ere both pre
Mltad 18 Qv.nan Wilhelmma. who neeo- ,
Mr rarnearle wltb the Orand CroB.a
i ir'V-r nf Oramaaa-Naeaau
-?ther AmCficana present at the -rre
hKloded I-loyd Pr- ce. Amen an
? ? lteT to Tbe Netberlands; Oarei
M ard r.r Dav? Jayne H1U former
in Ambasaador ln Berlln
The Bpeecbea at the ccremooy were in
tarnVerred wlth imiaP . ?nd thrOUghOUt
? mauguratlon tha ehirreh bella af the
vlclntty played eoi*aatanl Jatayaaaa
Braail baa sent the warship Brnlamln
ronaunt to Aaaaterdam. and ber ofBcera
were at the r-eremonies of daMncatlon. The
r wHk the cmblems of the
Houaa of Naaaau. are dlsplayed avery*
Rhere ln th. str-ets. mlnjrled wlth fes
of evergreena and strinp? of tmy
I
\ banquet was tflven this e-.cn.np by
the governm.nt in KnlghtS* Hall. where
the second i-rai- renferenee met Ur.
Carraegta sat between the Mlnlsters of
rorelgn Affairs and tbe Interior.
Dr. Theodoru.s Heetnskerk. vX-Premier.
r.roj.oaed Mr. farneKies heaith. In re-1
aj'ondlnK ln a hun.orous BBoech, Mr ' ar
negie retated the hiatory of bis own
rare., and expres^ed tbe pleasure of bis
?Mfeand h.mself at bavlng WltJieSSed the
| iral on of the beaUtlfUl i'*lace of
Peaci Aft-r the dinner the K?e*ts at
tended lha Qliaatl'a re.-eption at the royal
:Tbr.-ala.e of Paace, dedteated t-day.
ir the g.tr ot Andrcaa r"arne-.p who, n
rtatt, pUced at the .llrpos."' of the I)-.t.-l,
. rernment tbe aum oi BM*.**** ?;*?
aee. aa axpreaaad ln h.s ofrer. of
.reetinK and maintainlnK at Tbe Hu,ue
?t. courthome and lihrary for tl.e fer.ua
nent <-ourt of Arbltration estab'ished 0}
tha treel of the 2&tb of My, WaX'1
Th- p.Uea of Peace. aa compleUd, doe,
aet irepreeenl aay praj***8e atyle of avefti
leetirra, bol it la regarded by archltectH
as ona of the ...oa lna*.ra*e*1ira aaMdean
l-'iildlngs to h< rir-cn Iii Kurop. |U
taiiKular in ahapa It fornis roughly *
?<-i;arr .,f ?, -..-.i-is by M yarda ?"d ln
elosea a (..autlful fortnal rarden On
thr.-r. a*a\en the buiid'wc epnatltutea lhe
ea-aartaeaasa aad aa ?,"' faorth, or west,
alde ar?- the ^uarters of the llbrai>. Y ??
farnita r,t the se'on<l floor ln adorned wi'h
athuiea. the Ij-urea repreaenllni' tJeletu e
Aaricultura-. Art NaviKaH"" < '"nitner' ?-.
indu?tr\. fonaelenee Weejaaaee. ajrill
?^"oice. Ktud>. Auti.orlty. Humanlty, CJor*
atamy and U led'-***
THF. PEACE PALACE .-'.T THE HAGCE.
Stately building, the gift of Andrew CanHgie, handet over yeaterday to it? idministrators in tht
presence f>f the (>ucen nf the N'etherland**.
AMERICAN SWIMMER OUT
FOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
Henry F. Sullivan, of Lowell,
Mass.. to Meet Jabcz
Wolffe, of England.
1/ondTi. Aug ? >a ? I Wolffe, tl
Engllah animmer, Uas .-hallengad Henr
F Bulllvan; the long dlatance aarlmtner,
' of Lewell, Maflfl.. '" a lona dlal
a-aimmlnj ? oi t< l foi thi champloi
1 of thi a*orld Both m< n ffliled on ':
day Iflflt in thelr attempt*. to aarlm the
Engllah Chaunal, but Bulllvan expn
wllllngneea lo make another tfl I a
'the i bannel aaalnal Wolffe
MIMISTERS AS AVIATORS
: Winston Churchill and Colonel
Seely Up in Waterplane.
By Cablat
l...nd"ti. Aug. '-'.'? Wlnaton Churchill,
Flral Lord of the Admlralty. mad. hli
first trip in a navy watcriilaru yc.st.i
Iday. Lleutenant Bpen4**er Gray took
j him up frotn the CfllflhOt air station.
r.*ar Sout hampton. an.l flew arlth him
I over the Solent Colonel Beely, Sflcr*
', t.iry of State f-.r War. al*-.. made a
I fiight. Both Colonel Beely ami Mr.
! Churchill helped to baul ln and lious.
j the waterplane.
As thej BClaed hoM of the ropa the
; Kirst Lord flald *..> the War Mtniflter:
i "I think tlu arm\ and nflV) can man
; ago this Job."
Colonel Sfi) repMad: "i Ihlnh tha)
can."
NIECE OF PITTSBURGER |
A SUICIDE IN ENGLAND
Said She Expected a Legacy of
$50,000?Killed Herself
When It Didn't Come.
By<
London. Aug. ->' Learnlng at the
eleventfa hour that ahe a'aa nut io re
eelve a legacy of ISO.tHflJ arhlch ?he had I
been led tu exp'xt. Mrs Annlfl Mana
Paatrce, eeventy-oni yeara oid. nat.
found dead "ith a bullel wound ln her,
. a Ludlow. Bhropflhlrc, yaatcrdny.
Mrs Pearei In Febru?r>' l?al t?>id her
fncn.i.s *h. had ratelved a letter
stating that an um k- had dled ln i'ltts
i. irgh and had lefl h< r |50.4BBl Bha
x.inHti dellghted aith her good tortun-j
and ait-r-d h. r Btyle of llvlng, bor*
rowlng monej t.. keep up a better posl*
tion. Beverfll icturs raachad her thla
m*.nth annouhcini 'hat t'n- money
would t.c pald aoon On -rVadneaday
iho. tOld h'r flOllCltOT that Bhfl had ffl*
, i informatlon from a rapraaflnta*
ti\e ?.f th'- law tinn acting i*> Ihi i ae?
in Plttaburgh that the monfli ?-.* '"
he deposited at the Bank of BngUnd
in Lfl.ndon this morning.
featerda) Mrs rear.es huaband
heard a sh'.i. and. golng upi-talrs, he
found his wife lying dead. with a ?*?
VOlVCT at her sid*. II 18 nofl stated
that sh< recalvad (*raa,tardaj anothar
letter stating that a lat.-r wlll of ber
unclfl In Am.-rica had bflflfl found anl
thal her name was Bol mentlonfld in i'
It le not knuwti arhfltber the letteia
wrrc a erufll hoaa or rnerely 'he imag
inings uf an affected mind Th.- bUB*
band ls im' flVflffl certain that sh>- evar
had an unrk ln IMUat.urgh
girls~_hase~h"awker
-? -
AutogTaph Hunters Follow Avi
ator, Even Into the Water.
I it\- Cablfl t" Tb* Trtboflfl. I
Londoa Aug. *? Whila roi*rln
tondlng 'he dlamantUng <>f his arrecked
xxaterjlan*- a' LOUg* Sx'Im.ex y.-nter
dfly. Harry Q. Hawker. who all bu'
xx.,n the 188.000 aerlal flif-ht round the
Brttlah rnaata, had fl t-urloua flxpa
5S? He waa flurroundad by a rrowd
f young i eraona a-lth autograph bookfl,,
;i,i;llth,,Khh,HiRii*,lhls.,a.n..'isn,.
Tdlv m he could. the crowd ********** '"
i'r xx"rather th.n dlmlnUh. ??>'-">.-'
tnoh to hlfl heelfl. chaafld h* ? bevj
, muShlng glrlo. Into the amter U*
rlaahed in OP '" *** ******** ****. In' ,,
iVterVent the autograph hunters ?fter
him Be-mg it was ueelaaa to raalat.
he"1? iTl.no for ball an hour araa
k.-i.t btisy aignlng hla name.
Hfl f..'iml. '""? ',''" ,h" ~r*ck*?d
xxni.rpi.n- had bean atrtlWfld hy curlo
hunters. _ _
TUBES PAY DIVIDEND
Hudson & Manhattan to Give 2
Per Cent on Income Bonds.
Thfl dliactora oi th* Hudaon *? Man?
hattan Ftallroad Company yflfltflrday Be
elared an Initial dlvidend on thi nea
Income i.-.n-iH -" -ha rate of 1 per oml h ,
(Iroaa revenua of the compan: for \h*,
Bva montha ended June 89 last araa gfc
?m.HA. an inereane of 178,888. over ? l
almiiar period of 1813 Tbe nel l;.?- *???? i
applU-Hbie to hond Intereat anriounted io
ll.108.7_, ifl dacraaaa ol ??,. I Froin thla,
wai rteducted mi.W Intereel prlor totne
adjUBtmenl Inoomfl bonda, leevtng a ***']
ance axallalle lor thlfl purpose Off BWa,
Mi *?>,? ,,.,?-rt polnted ..... that tne nfl
ln omi applleable to bond interest d '1 noi
Inelude any Intereat on n.<*fll,fl88 flral 1|?;,'
an'i refutiding ?'? i" cant iwndu p-raaaaw
to bt iusucd.
.-1 l.KN "tt ILHBLM1NA
TO
Lusitania. with Lord Chancellor
Aboard, Due Early.
ONE DAY'S SIGHTSEEING
Visitor Will Leave To-morrow
for West Point, Albany
ard Montreal.
Montreal. Aug 9 --< l.f.r!? ? I I ...hrr i
Minister of lusti.-e. vaith hia> wif' nnt)
sir La***n*aer Oouin, Itemli r "f ?
Provui'-. and i...>!.' '.
Mont:. ai t . I thi I '? ' ' '
rr, ? t \ lan i mt Haldmm Lord Hlgl
.eiior >.f Oreal Brttaln, who wlll reach
\, w |.. k on the Luettai .. I ?
Th<- canadlan part) wlll nol bo l
Vork Clty, but v. iii m.et Laord H
at \\ <st Polnl on aaturdaj v? nt n ha
arriv> thar.rti " ? '
eomnjltto ol th. Amerteari Har I
Uon, on J P Morgan - Bteeta yacht, tbe
Coraalr. i-or.i HaMai e a lll
ba hli alater, Mlaa Rllsebi tt. Hai
dane, Si' Kl ni" lh Muii Mai Ki i l
Prlnelpal Petereon ?>! McOlll I i
wbo is -.f. oM ? "ii '-. fi. nd of tha Lord
? Mor
Tl ? ? merli an and i andiilai pa
. ...... || w aai Polnl v
on Hatur.ia | b) mano- : vi. | of
tti- cadeta, and thej arlll leen for \i
; a'elock '?? be the gueal
Chai 1 s .1 i loliei I ??' a -> na) offli
i ?r n. thi Ti n Eyeh llotel Tha pa :
arlll |eavi Ml anj al mM ll I P '???
trair. for Montreal
Rundaj morning wlll I" s
drivtng aboul Montreal, and in thi aftei
noon Lord Haldane arlll \>- entertaln d ?'
tr-;, by the Montreal Hunl ' luh and the
I ,,_., .,< thi Wetrtet of Montn al Al -
p m ...i Runda' rrnnh B k
denl of the American Bar - -'" latlon,
wlll Kive ? dlnner al the Rlts-i arlton ln
ho.v.r of thi Lord i 'hani i nor
;.i.| a ? l< la alao tha oi ei ine day
,,f the Amerli an Bar Aaao i.,f..
Ing, wlll ba tba central da) of lha recep
,;,,? of the dlatingulahed rleltor In lha
morning Premier Borden wlll delleer a
formal addreaa ot weietmne I" tha after?
noon, al I o'cloeh, Lotd Haldane arlll de
itver hla addreaa In the Prlneeaa Theatra*.
After thia thert aill be a apeeiel eone?
cation to confer the degree of Doctor of
fivii Law upon Vla>ee*unl Haldana Chtel
,|,. ... U hlt.- of the l'nlte.1 SVH'-.i gU*
prenia Court former presMi nl aVIlllam
H Taft Mallra Labort, prealdent of tba
Prench Har Aaaa**t*totton; Prenh R K**1
logg, preaidenl of the American Har Aa
aoctatlon tha Righl Hon R L Borden,
Cbarlea J Doberty. Bllhu Root, Alton B.
Parker and Joaeph f'hoate
a dlnner aill be glven at the Rit*
(ariton on Mondaj eeenlng bj tha Min*
Ister Of .Instio in honor of Lord Hai*
d.,,., \t l" a m on Tueadai ti. Lord
Chancellor and hla party wlll leeee for
N,v Vork to a-all OH tha followlng da) on
the Lualtanla.
Vis. ount Haldane. l.ord High t'hancellor
of Qreal Britaln, will reach New York
on th. LUfdtanla at 9 o'rlock this nv.rii
Ing. li-? will ba mel al the pler by
Prancla RaWle, chairman of th. r.iep
tton rommlttee of the Ataterteaa n.ir Aa
so i.-.tion. and wlll pO et once to th. 1'laja
Hotei Hi ?i'i si" nd BMMt ef tha day
MghhMeing- and in tha eeenlng aill at
U?nd -i dinner al tha Meti-oaaolltan Club
At |8 O'clOCk to-morp>w morning be aill
board Mr Morgan'a raebl tiie Coraalr,
lor Weat Polnt arhefe he wlll reidew tba
cadeta, leaetag ln the aftei noon f?r ai-|
bany. ___
PAINTERS SHUT DOWN SHOPS
CloBe Iniefinitely Owing to Strike
and Lockout.
Tha i'nited Pnlntera and <:enera< Con
trtxetorn' AaaorteaJota. bi wboaa altropa
there hata h.en .1 ? -omblnHto,,i ?tnke an<1 j
lockout f?r aeveral days declded reater-j
rt-,v on a general shutdown for an ladefl-j
n'.te period. There are W member.. ln the
Isoriati-.n. and the actlon waa taken on
tn. b. Hef that the Btrtke wlll not ,ast j
'"in' all abbul *?>."*? palnt'rs nnd paper- j
... ".,:? ar, on Btrtke or loeked out. and
? waVsaM thal only a amaJ Proportkni
of the atrikeni were found to ka *-uileo|
men.
ANDRKo, ? .U'Ni.'.n.
P. GHARLTON D NAPLES
American Accused of Murdcr
To Be Taken on to Gcnoa.
PRISONER STUDIES ITALIAN
John Palmieri, Now York Law
ycr, Bajg He H'-.s Been En
gagod for the Defence.
Kflplea 8ua U P? r e- l h . iiion. th*
,\m- nd trial before
???':, rts for tb. of hla
j xx if. | ?'.*..?:?? liai Itoi al Lahc
t.,.!, Btati
the flteami
i ?, ? ,..? > .- ? , . ? arl .-i
x? m Ive then Baturd ind
the Genea prlaon untll f* p
?'-. n h. ?il! i- Ira ?>(> m i lo
..... n*'''
F"| ?: . . . f tha
laaa] . n mll n ;?? hfl a ? Ith >? hora ha
10 ? ?? ? < ? i 'rl> n-llx term*
| Lleut(-nani Kranehlnl .aid lhal fharlton
t of ;.'i infantlle < har*
I | flfl ' ?'-.'. *.>r hfllng
elloari <i -.upj ?? *" ? ond rlaar, - aNn
| ln ordi lhal mlght av* ipecial maaia
??, ? im
Thi Re d'ltalla enterad the I i
i*?ded i.x ih* iranaporl Rlo ,|** tmaaon.-e,
? : ,..??! a efl ent of eraa*
r i' irnlnfl from tl.** Tur. u Ital in
'! ? , ?* ? : . thon aadfl of
..:.-.; j. i.i .- d< ? rd il i ndlna of
Ibe Re d'ltalla ara arlt*
:..!'. t irll ? ? i
loa ??! on dei *>. and -.i '?> tv gn fll
th. ? the trene*
poi t flound. 'i ?' ' ? ?. ? i ' : ? ? n'
laila!"
| . \ ...... 1..1, ,! I" rr* .,..,, -;.,,i|.lrnt ? -I
| per mll led to i irlton. who wa* alt
Bboul t.i have
. r \4ltli Ihfl ci !' ? ? n ? harlto i
promptl* . aelalmed lhal m tlred oi
ipapfl r m fl H. fl Idfld Ihfll
he had bad a compai l ? ?> I i M ifl
and had apt nl .? i of hli tlme In atud
na tb* Itallai lanauaa**. aa he taflfl ilfl*
r-iroiiH *-?f lea Blna flufhrle-ji ?.,r.is t.. foi
iow li! .-?? n ttrlnl II ,! ?? --iine dme '?
had prepari d Mn defenofl
il, i,._j..,i Riean lo buy the American
nexxm ni-is dearrlblng h;s departorfl from
Bfaw \..rk When he r...?i thi dfltaUa of
his eritne !"? bural into teara
! To-nlghl a < -irai.in.-r alflapa bflfltd*.
j i hariton. arhile Biwtber Bratchea nt lh<
door.
lohn Palmterl, ffl*flfl**tmerly of Calabrla, hut
noxx a laaryer nf l**fe*e York. aaaarta th.it
he hns been retfllnad aa Cbarltfln'a coun
iei He ha* obtal.i permlflfllon to int. r
-,i. r the prtoener. Pfllmlerl x;o? hfl e?*
peeifl the trial to hegln at Como eariy In
i.. t'.i.er. ind thal ii >,u| laal a fortntght
ii.. aaya be a m plead In defen.f Charl
? on that be xx-Ifl ml.'M -it. .1 and Ihat he
was l?flitlmat?riy defendlna blntaalf
At the offlee ..f Jobfl Pfllmlflrl here It
xxn*- aald yeflterdfly thal Mr. Paimieri.
who ia now iravelling i" Italy, had *-*nt
,,o informatlon to bla aaaoelatea ln this.
,-it thal he hoi bflflfl rfltalnad hy Porter
Chartton. it uaa ai*"> atatad a' tha ?ffl ??
nt n. a*|oy?i I'larke. xxho has heen Charl*
ton'a laxxyr up to the preoenl tlnafl, tbfll
,,.. lafartmatlon ol a i banBa ln Charlton'a
eounaal had been reci ixe.i
Mr. l'ahnieti aaa [ormerlj a JUfltlflB of
the .it> ourt sn Manhattan. ln the car**
palgn Of tnt he was the I'r.'greftsixe
party a candidate f,,r Attorney Oeneral i t
Ni-xv Vork State. At that ttlfM Stat.
Chalrnran IVIIIlam H Hotchklafl, Biflte
rommltteeman Tlinothy L IVoodruff and
others efltrrlfld on an lnv<*e*Ugatlo*a int..
neveral fllaagad aeta ln hls < areer.
One neciisatlon flgfllUflt Mr Palmterl was
that len y.arr a?o. v.hli** acttn? an eoua*
y, | for an Ital.an haker flCCUaed Of mur
der, ba heiped the bakflr ifl flflflapa from
sta'ten IflUnd in aromen'a et**rthaa, and f..r
Mveral daya bepl Mm *' lha Palmlen
bomfl on Beeand avenoe. lat-r Mr i*ai
mlerl araa exoneratfd -a Ith reR-arn to
arery ebarga ****** aK-ain?t him.
EARTHQUAKE IN SCOTLAND.
Alloa. Kirth of Forth. Aag. 2& A BlhTht
earthauahe ln thu* \ieinily last nlghl <r?
nt-.i sr.at oaaaiirnatloa aaaang lha la*
hal.iinntH. tuf Bfl rnat.nal damage was
cailflfld Ij> the di-.turbance.
COURTS IN Ui CASE
Insists in Fourth Note That
California Controversy Be
Settled by Diplcmacy,
BRYAN TAKES FIRM STAND
Rejects Contention That Treaty
Rights Have Been Violated
by Coast State Passing
Anti-Alien Law.
| Kr'.ni lhe Trl'-uno Pur- :'U 1 ,
WMhington, aug 9 -Japan la unwining
to leave th. fate of tha aegotiationa o
tha California enU-ahen land ownerahlp
|0W to ., (udl.-.al .l.-.-isl.-n and ln tha
fourth not.-.1 Fubmitted tu the Becretary of
Btate i". Ambeaaaalor Chlnda on Tueeday.
it is made eleer that the Korelgn Offlce
? T-ki" Inalata on a dlplofaaUc aolutton
of the problem.
Vt'hlle thi Japaneaa gerernment I to
auggcBted trom th< outael of the negotla
tions thal the naUonal goeernnaenl take
juoldoi atepa te preeent lha enforcement
0f the Wi bb-BI.Igood aet yat tha aug
Keatlon hai nol been reajarded bj Japan
,-,s i meani of aattllag the controreray.
tha contention In tha latcat aote being
that tl ? l'nlted state., ibeuld attempt to
,n.et the argumenl that the eoromercial
treatj of 1811 has been rtoleted
gecrelen Bryan baa pollteU but n>m
1- ,uted tbat the Admtal8ti*ntlon wlll not
take thi lnltlaU*/e ln flllng a ault to tesl
. , ...ii?.itv .,r eamaUtutletiallty of tha
Mitl-allen land Iae and ha- even Inti
mut'd th.it the Department of Juatlce win
land ne aeatetance. ln the evenl that the
( m California tegln actlon in the
pourta as Indlvlduala II ls a?:re.*d that
?.. jopaneet government has ro redreea
ln ti.e courta Bnd for this reaaon tbe
forelg-n offlce Inatata thal dlptamac) and
. , : ie rlivorced in th* ln
. ...,, conaideration of tha i-ontro
?n . prim Ipal reaaon a aned Mn re
Un Bryan for the Admlnlatratlon'a re
fuaal to take a Uon to teal lh< la? ?
thal ln the opinion of lhe Preaidenl end
,,. ror, rnercial treatx haa i
i?,,.? contravened and that otherwlae the
,.,,-, u , onatltutloi al RepreeenUtiona of
lha Japam ae gon rnment. Includlng clta*
Hoi i 0f de i-i'" i ln aimllai ? eeea and
. of authorttlea on InUrnatlonal
... ralled to aaay Prealdent WH
aon ar.d Becretari Bryan and ln the not..*
ador Chlnda they
argued thal Ihe eglalatlon waa *a '
1- wlthln tha tn it: righta el Japan "
: . offlce nt Toklo doea not ha^e
confldenci In thi American eourta and la
nol ial ? ggeatlon of Be< -
? ? tiie injured Japaneae
in California havi ampla judlclal ??
|t |S | : Of th* POTl Igl Offl e,
etan Bryan bj Am
... that then Bho i
ling regardlng t.i.- ealui
ol rt tr. -.i ?? ? tha ? it4 i.t lo ?"hl< h the
-t.t. aovi rnma nt i an guarunti ?
i ifbi ? to another nation.
Thla auggi atloi di reloped de'
t.ut the in. inli | - ? Icai Ja| an la al ?
i,, aee the < ol tbe "Btati ?
Righta" dca ti lald doa n ?
retai ) Bi ? an, -nd t* alao nol a I tle
. thi f_.; tbal tbe L'nlted Btatea
, roved tbe a^
.
.. nth
Negotiatlotia i< i ??? neva arblti il
.. . . -mU from ?
? -ii. .-. ii.it. tu approva lhe agret -
ment now p< hn? .... II ? fon Ign offlce be
? . . taelf
li ,i. id igi ? ? mi nl "t renewal
aill not uffl ? -? retai) Br) u h ia ii"t
? .., ,.,.,. i- . i.i. ni A llaon the
:.,. ?. i.n-..-... _nd thi qui atlon of
negutluting a nt* arbltration cunventlon.
LONDON STRIKE NEAR END
Board of Trade Likely to Inter
vene in Public Interest.
I pj . ibla t" liia Tr b-m.- ;
London. Aug _'.?. There u now
Btrong h"p. "f an <ari> aettlemenl of
?- . London atrtke. The mi n'a lead
. ra look an optimlatlc i lew ot" tha situ?
ation last night, t; ouga no announca
ni, nt .is t" the reaull ot tha ?ertous
conferencea arhlch have been held waa
mo!" Moreover, there la reaaon tobe
Uea/e thal the Board of Trade, which
Iiob aln ad) had the mait. r under cloae
conaideration, wlll In the publlc In?
teresl Intervena wlth the object of
bringing the contendlng parties to
termfl
9 BATTLESHIPS TO CRUISE
Othcrs of Fleet to Remain for
Duty in Mexican Waters.
Waahlngton, Aug M.?Onl) nlne hattl
ships oi the Atlantlc flecl aill make lha
Maditeiranean crulai planned for tMa
fall, ..n.i ii" i rtll n..t t' ac< ompanled
l>y tha t'Hp. do Hotllla, aa the orlgliial
t*rogramma prei oaa d
Becretan Danieia annnunced lo-day it
i Bd i" -ii di 1.1 mtned thal ll would ba
ln<*urrtng an unnecenaar) rlak to haei
lhe deetroyera make the return tnp
acroaa the Atbintlc ln mldwlnter, and l
they would be eenl to lhe Medltearaneaii
al B more favorahl. season
ii nad been intended te send a lararer
number of battleahlpa on the crutee, hut
four of tha Mg eesaels ;ir.- brtng k.-pt ln
Mexican watera and four otbera ara h*W
m readlnaea t.. relleare them at state.i ln
tervala The ahlpa aill leave Hampton
Roada October 2t>.
Tha d.-stination of tha nine battleahlpa
wlll i>- as followa: Tha wyominj- mag
ihlp), Rear Admlral Badger ijommandan'
Iu rhief, Malta; thi Vermont and tle
Ohio, Maraelllea; the Arkaneas and tne
Plorida, Napleei the t'tah an.l the Dela*
arare, viih frartehe, France.
WILL DIG CORONA SEWER
Luke A. Burke & Sons Get Con
tract on $1,167,852 Bid.
The BOW ''orona 80*8/88, which aill drrtln
mllea ef territory throughoul Quecna, arlll
c.st Jl.lrTT.s',:'. The i-ontrnct vaas atvarded
yeaterday lo Lufca a Burka & Sons. of
No J'. West 11st stre.-t, irhOSC Btd W88
th.- lowest ..f Ihe nine sui.mitted The
aucraaefnl tirm murt deposN a koad ?!
poaaai
lt Is etitimated that It will take about
a yeai te H?? the aawer, bj worktng
douhle uhlfts Tl.e contiii.-t ealkj for twin
tuh.sv nnn for etorm water an.l the ethaw
for houne aewaga Baeh pit"> arlll ba |l
foet I bichaa iu dlanrietan* at the outiet ln
Pluahlng Bay, and arUI taper down to 9
feet at the beglnalng of the Haa
The apwer arlll run thraugti Baal Wm*
huiHt. o.roiia. Corona Helghta lUnahuret,
Maspeth. Ml.ldle VillaKe, Korest llills aad
Kew Gkudena
Ai aouiiffi of m
When Reports Reach Ottawa of
Lawyers' Queer Tactics it
Prepares to Act.
BOTH SIDES PLAY POUTICS
Fugitive and Prosecution Send
Emissaries on Wild Goose
Chase to See Premier, Who
Had Left for New York.
IFtom a Btalf *>??** ar**a<eal **f The Ttrlbaaa I
Sherhrooke. Quehee. Auf*. ??>- -William
Travera Jerome, who went to Queher last
nlflhl to ask the rrem-er. Sir I/imer
'*< uin. to cut the Gordian knot In the
Thaa situatlon by -juashtni? the fflUtty
cemm tment against hlm. Wfla followed 10
tlat citx ti.-.lax bj Loulfl St I^aurcnt, re
tainad by Thaa to defend Rogar Thomp
ion on the cbarga of aldlng Thaw to ent.*r
ranada by ataaltli Bt l?urent wom ***?
le. tfld fo go to Quehee and OPpOflB Jerome
bflCflUflfl of hls BUppOflfld pi.lltl'-al and pflT*
Bonal influence wtth Sir I-omer Gouln.
whoae eaaapfllgfl for bflice on the Liberal
ticket h?- managfld
Nelther J'-rome nor St. I-iurcnt aP
parently knear that the Fremier had Iflfl
QuebeC for New Vork to J"in thflflfl BflkP*
mt* tilhute tO 1-ord Ilaldan-?. who ls to ar
rfvfl there from Enfdflfld to-morrow. Both
lawyera ara aapaetad tfl return here U'.e
lonlBht, and unill Mr .U-rome deoidee on
mm plflB of Bflttfatg Thaw out of thfl
Bherbrookfl Iflll the BtatUfl of the case re
malna the rarm as uhen he was blOUghl
here.
The dlflplflflflun of the Dominion B"J*/*
en ment at Ottaarfl with the situation was
shown to-dfly by 'he arrlxal of L. T.
,- one of the he?t known lawyers
- la, who has heen -nJ-aged by the
itlon Department. at the direc
tion "f tbe flovemment, t<- mxestinrate the
Thla a tion .ame aa a result of
? ahleli hava rearhed Ottawa that
laioua mlauaa of legal procedure
aaa Roini" ??n in Sherhrooke at the ln*
- . rer laaryflra in a rich mans
i| oni) tO ptfflvent the proper
ment of the Immlgratlofl lawa bul
ai.,, m thara 1 the wlflhea of a frlandly
nelghborlng ;;oxernnient fleekimc the re?
turn of .i man who ia 10 all lnttnts a
fugitive from Ju3tl'*e.
Officials Lose Patience.
Although the immi era tion oAclala on
th. around apparently ha\e adopted
hitheri" a poiley of patknt araltlng untll
th- aituatlon rlaare, tt "a? said that they
were far froni as patlent as thay ap*
penred to be They feel that th* lmmt
fratlon lawa have been treflted arlth con
lempt. 1 nleta the <ase is promptly dis
poeed Of it is thelr intention to take ag
ereeaive actlon, and Mr Marechal is here
for ih-* purpose ?.f fldvlfllng them how to
fo about it.
it is aald tha 1 ittawa fovernm* nt la por*
n ulatrt) dlaplaaaed at the Thaw lawyers
f,.r blowlnfl flral hot an.l then .old over
ih. urrll of habeaa rorpua, aa aeemed to
buII thelr purpoaea They firnl affected a
dealra to h?va thfllr ellenl releaaad under
? h. x. ilt from further coirln-.-ment on a
*a:-e charge However, Inatead of Bfllng
>he wrlt la i's ordlnar- functloo of reieas
Ins a man from Ulegfll Imprtflonment. as
v,,nn Bfl thfl ' H would be more "X
pedlent to keep him In Jail, beyond the
,,.L.i, of th. Immigration offtceri, they
? io* ked thfl ordmar> oparatloii ...f the Un
mlgration laara bj dlacontlnulng it. brlnfl>
In-* .ibout a deadloch from wMcB ther*
to be no > - apfl
\\ ir . xxe hax- ,lone rtOthlng 'hat <*ouM
bi int.'rpr.tcd BJ Ulagal tir In any Bflflflfl
uiethical." said Mr. Whltfl tO-nighl when
th? tempar of tbe ImnUgrflUon pf-pie and
thi Ottawa Bovernm. nt waa eallad to hli
a.i.n.K.n "Wfl bave done nothlng wa
were nol (uatlfied In doing. The only thlng
whlch could poflalbl) i-e called a maneu
xre of an unusual kind Wflfl ln conneetloi*.
Wlth that \x.it of liabtas . orpus W c did
um 11 for delay. and we wlll eonUnua ta
,. lonfl aa ** need Uma to as.er
tain just vxhat ka the- best metbod of pro
-edure lo protacl th? Intereetfl ot "-'?"
C|len, |f ??? hfld not delay.d flfld pro
M w. hav Thaw would bave bflfln
,,.,;. back to Matteawan long befora this.
Chance for Long Delay.
Laaryarfl far both atdea agiaad to-day
that h.* had aboul aojual ehancaa of a de*
lai tor a week. a inontb or taro yeara, te
., rdlng as tba situation devetopa Thede*
lay would b>- fur ...ily fl waeb lf Ibe ? ???n
??,???,. 0II ordera from the Provlnclal
I ,.,.,??,. ,, ,;.;, ;,,!-, wh., Ifl flhM the At
torni x Oeneral, ahould ba ainendfld to a
remand and thera waa no appanl or m
lunctli n mr the Thaxv lawyers.
iKharwlee th? delay mlgbl ba a inontb,
or untll tha court ol KiM-e Banch apena
,, october, when thara bi no doubt the
grand Jury arould Quaeh the eharga upon
vxhl.-h he ia held. Hfl would thflfl hava to
be uberated. and thfl Imndgrnthai oaa*
ouid aab hlm nl once.
The llnrd flltarnatlVfl, ? tWO vears* do
;.,, would flriflfl ln -as.- Thaw Invokefl
lha aid of the traatj with the 1 nlted
Btataa on tha ajrounda that the immlrrra
ti.in laWfl are uacnstltutional. smo- they
?nam racour?a to the courta to a brltl n
?ubject, but nol to an .tunerlcaii rltlaon.
There are some who BUggeat a fourth
waJ ,.ilt ,.t tha anarl Thflj aay thnt a
wrlt ?i hahflaa .orpus mas t" .ipp'i.-.i for
b) any Oanadlflfl citizen Ofl the ?,'r.iuiid
that Thaw Ifl being COnAttfld without
cauaa, ana titoratota tha ia?? are uelng
vioiatcd onli ar. antiral) dlainureated
peraon. tha) aay. oould take thla flotlon,
and 1 na**' COUld ItOt then r.-si-l it.
S'onrun K. laota, a lawymr "f Brfloktvn,
Who was a inend of Thaw's [fl Mattea?
wan and aftflr bla ovsn ralaaaa obtainad
the releas- ..1 s.-veial inmatea through
habeaa rorpua prooaadlngfl, ?nd who Uaal
flvrvefl as ? BonildentUI flgflrtl ln rariou*
,apai lUea for Thaw. 1-ft Sherbrool'.* h;r
rtedly to-nlght, it was reportad. In tba
fear that tha Immigration authorltlea
were flhOOt t') arrest hlm as fla undflfllra*
bla alien bflcauaa of hli Mattaawan ooar ?
tin. niciii- Tha inmiiRratioii oflicts said
that hl? prflflflnoa had ???? anlkd to ihcir
i.ttentlon HoWflVflH", they said. th.-v
would AflBUntfl Bfl was l<?ally bflTB Bflflfl?
a nhargfl waa btrougbt agalnal him by
some oue whO was r*a<ly to orodiico e>l
d*?iiee to 'he eontrmr),
The rase of Koi?er Thompson flrtll come.
up for hearing to-morrow bei'x.re Mfl?*1fl*
tratfl llalavM. Th4*angflaa BflM la*alght
t?-.?u ii** would not do anything wblcb
would 111 any araj burt Thaw'a Intaraata.
?
FIRST DEATH AT CAMP PERRY.
lanip Pflrn ? Ohlo, Aug. ?k?Tha nrst
fatal aeeldent tfl happen on the Ohlo
ranflfla ai 1 nmpfl Pflrry oeeurred to-da>-.
xvhen B*rflaelflca Sagarra Haiion. of thei
I'eruvlan t.-ani. was kllled hy one of hls
fellow eoiintrymen. .luan K. Zefrarra, who
lyrtdentally pulleil the trtKKer of hls
loaded rlfle. I
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GORHAM CO.
Stationery Department
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that we find the decree of taste
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sccurately rerlected.
Truits why the selection of our
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m*irc personal concern to us than
the selection of a suit of clothes.
a hat, or a necktie. We can afford
to wear a necktie that doesn't
match, but in lhe matter of our
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Our stationery is our social
proxy, the personal ambassador
which reprcscnts us on both in
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Naturally we want it to be pleas
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In the matter of perfect sta?
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does it enjoy leadership in thiai
held also. Gorham stationery]
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social approval and sanction.
The Company, a number
years ago, added stationery an
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its customers wanted stationeryj
of the same high quality as theif
lilver. So, now, whether it's ai
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invitation. an at home announce-j
ment. personal stationery or a;
hand-illuminated dinner menu,:
The Gorham Company fixes the
standard of quality.
All of the Gorham work is done
on the prcmises. inclu '.'"T the dc
signing, engraving. coppcr-platc
printing, sUmping, the illumi
nating of nKynogrmtna, the en
grossing of resolutions or mc
morials. Thia means a big saving
in time. ami result- in the prompt
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jai one of the t'ew firmi iu the city
that do not send their work Ottt
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you will get (if you fancy it) the
latest VOgue in letter engraving.
[ust now the shaded Spanish
BCript is the new letter most fa
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