| Show CAMARA STILL AT PORT SAIl WENT OUTSIDE THE HAEBOB I ORE COAL Three of THg Vessels Have Entered the Suez Canal Coaling Prom His Own Colliers 1 Port Said July Admiral Camaras hips moved outside of the harbor in order to coal from their own colliers The San Francisco has entered the ca The The Spanish colliers Colon and Cova donga have entered the Suez canal donS cana I London July 1A dispatch to Lloyds I Lloys from Port Said dated at 1040 oclock 1 today says that the Pelayo Emperor Carlos Quinto Osada Patriota Buenos Ayres Isle da Banay Eapido San Francisco Isle de Luzon and San Ig nace de Loyola have gone to sea I Madrid July According to a dispatch dis-patch received today at the Spanish ministry of marine Admiral Camara In command of the Spanish fleet recently II re-cently at Port Said ha passed through the Suez canal apparently on his way to the Philippines London July 1The dispatch from Madrid saying the Spanish ministry of marine has received a message to the effect that Admiral Camara had passed through the Suez canal with his fleet rt dS I is discredited on all sides here The officials of the United States embassy say It Is1 f known positively that Admirai Camara and his fleet had not entered the Suez canal this morning and therefore there-fore they point out It Is impossible for I his fleet to have traversed it I London July IThe newspapers here express apprehensions that the Americans will use the coast of Morocco I Moroc-co as a base of supplies for coal and provisions and they urge the Spanish I government to rapidly fortify Punta I Careno Algiers and other strategic I points In order to prevent the Americans j Amer-icans from approaching neighborhood neighbor-hood of Gibraltar for coal BIGHTS OF BELLIGEEENTS L Inquiry Concerning Responsibility For Cameras Long Stay London July IIn the house of Lndon commons today Michael Davit asked i whether article 4 of the Suez canal convention stipulated the warships of I belligerents should only remain 24 belgerent reman hours at Port Said whether the Spanish Span-ish ships had oeen there since Sunday Sun-day and whether Egypt 0 Great Britain Bri-tain was responsible for this long Slav smThe parliamentary secretary for the foreign oflice Mr Curzon In reply said the provisions of the convention had never been brought into operation and the question was one primarily for the Egyptian government adding There seems to b lrd reason for I she course adcited lu ll I < e present case caeeWhat are the reasons asked Mr Davitt I a not In the councils of the said Mr Cur Egyptian government r Cr ton In reply Later Mr Curzon made 3 further statement to the effect that there a four British and Ive German warships at Manila He added that the British commander in Chief at Hongkong was satisfied that the British force was sufficient for the protection of the 1 Interests In-terests of Great Britain and if this was not the case the commander in chief at Hongkong was In a position to augment aug-ment the naval forces at Manila Camaras Plans 1 Cairo July 1It Is blew that part of Admiral Camaras squadron Intends to th rest eastward and pocpd westward eward J The local collies It appears intended trin = t4 go t the Red sea to trans I shV their coal to the Spaniards there I not permitted to do he but thtt they are penlte b cause it would tie a breach of neutrality Admiral Oamara can only coal from one olgll own colliers in = the Red sea Sesame Chess Players I Vienna July 1The 21st round of the International chess masters tournament was played today Whets the hour for the midday recess was reached Janowakl had won from Car and SchlJfere fiom Baird while an had a draw I Schlechter and Marocsy drw The postponed games between Tarrascb and Tscblgorln was won by the former rsblgorn Showolter b ai iialnrtn Scemitz ot Scnleohter and Walbrodt hat Tschicorii I Shleter Yalbrot The Came of Alapin va Burn Tarrasch rre VI Tienchard and Pillsbury vs Lipke were drawn l t L |
