ITALY’S POSITION.
By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright New York, Dec. 25.
Italy has informed the American Government that she will be happy if President Roosevelt will undertake the Venezuelan arbitration ; otherwise she will not object if the points at issue are submitted to the Hague tribunal. If President Roosevelt does agree to act as arbitrator he proposes to appoint a board of arbitrators, as he himself is unable to detail the numerous claims involved. The Dutch steamer Prinz William and the La Gnayra refused to pay tho authorities the port charges, and proceeded to Trinidad,
Ey Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright New York, Dec. 23. " An official announcement has been made in Caracas that Venezuela agrees tb refer to the Hague Arbitration Tribunal the disputes with Britain and Germany, provided the blockade is raised and the Vene;uelan fleet restored,
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Gisborne Times, Volume VIII, Issue 704, 27 December 1902, Page 2
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