Venezuela dispute to be referred to Hague court
Washington reports indicate the Venezuelan dispute may be sent to the Hague for settlement after allied leaders appear to approve the president's plan. Other dispatches note Christmas-related industrial slowdowns at Reading collieries and a Peabody fire causing $100,000 in damage.
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Morocco Revolt Gathers Momentum as Reinforcements Arrive
Times correspondent at Fes reports a mounting crisis with rebel followers swelling and government troops unable to strike. Reinforcements of 12 000 men are expected tomorrow, joining irregular cavalry as tribes shift toward support of the pretender against the sultan amid European influence concerns.
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Topaze Crew Describes Ill Treatment in Venezuelan Locks
Captain Davison of the Topaze recounts how Venezuelan authorities ferried the crew from Kingston to La Guayra and Puerto Cabello, then confined them in filthy jail cells. They describe rough guards, crowded damp rooms, stifling heat, and fear of fever before finally being returned to their ship.
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President Hesitates on Arbitration in Venezuelan Crisis
Washington reports the president has not decided on inviting arbitration by The Hague for the Venezuela dispute. Talks with European powers continue. Castro may accept arbitration if offered. Officials anticipate a decision after further correspondence and a possible long conference with Hay.
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Berlin objects to Venewacian peace demand disputed by Germany
London reports a Berlin correspondent stating the plan to arbitrate the Venewacian taxation terms seeks a clan for 540000 dollars in cash. The claim covers damages, requisitions, and wartime losses. the German government recognizes some claims while Vene’s dispute remains unresolved. Also mentions furniture and hardware vendors J. B. Patterson & Co. and Stover and ranges at Aste.
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