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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-06-29
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
EFFECTTvE july 1 %
TRAINS LEAVE nrOuHorD. snoAD--rursr STATION

TRAINS LEAVE HicEMoHD. 6RoAD-sTHEET STATION
30 A M. Daily. with Pu1man Car for Norfolk
Portsmouth, Oid Point. Newport
News. and local stations.
80 p AZ. Daily, with. Pullman for local ste
hons, Newport news Old Point.
Norfolk and Portsmouth.
II 80 A. N Local train parlor car X. Sunday
for Roncever'e Connects O. G0rdOns
VILE for Washington. at Virginia
Midland in elton for L.ynchbure, al
Basic for HsRerstcwn end At Ssteun
ton for Winchester and at CoVing
ton r Va Hot Springs.
sap. NJ. = he CinciRnatti ana 81. Louia Limi
ted. daily. with Pullman sleepers
to CINCINNATI. Louisville and St
Louis Connects daily 81 Co Vi Do
ton i-r Va lot Springs and at -'h
land for l. xingtOn and LouieN lille.
Stops only at important stations
Meals served on Dining Car.
No Z, Local Train. except sunday
follows No. from GOrdonsvtlle &
Goshen.
ssOP. M. Local train. except Sunday Ascoms
dalton for Charlottesville.
JO.sOp. N Daily Tor Cincinnati. with Pullm al
for Hinton, and GOrdonsvile t.
Cincinnati and Louisville. Meals
terved ON Dining Cars. Connects al
COvingtDn, Va, daily for Hot
Springs
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHT-S rREET STATION
s 5OA. N. Daily. tor Lynchhurg and Clifton
Forge. Connects at Bre mo, excep
SUNDAY. for Rosnev, al Lynchbur'
Daily with the orfolk an Westt n
for the Sou, Invest and with South
ern Railway for 5, nth Exec
Sunda for Lexington, Craig CIT.
and W Clifton Forge It'll .aaln hn
&. and q for Cfnclnnatu.
8 OOP "A Except sunday. Local oda
ii N for Ola istOn3.
TRAINS ARRIVE ar RICHMOND. RIO AD
STREET STATION.
20 A. Al pan, from Cincinnati
10 20 A. AZ. Daily from Norfolk and Old Point.
50 p. Nj. Daily. from Cincinnati and Louii
Vile.
G so p. M. Daily. from Norfolk and Old Point
74b T. N. Except Sunday. from Clifton Forge
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHT-sTREE1 STATION
ss0A NJ. Except Sunday from Columbia
ass p NJ Daily from LyDchbarg. Lexingto
aud Clifton Forge
JOHN ID. POTTS.
Division Passenger Agent,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-06-29

WANTED-Mrs. NJ. d. Chamlee in
WV vites all her friends and public in
general to call Saturday and Non
day and inspect her cheap sale of Mil
linery which she will close out at a
sacrifice. No. ola +. Broad st.
le22-4t
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-06-29
Ladies Shirt Waists.

We still claim we have the best soc
Waist i'm Richmond 1t is the Troy
waist. The way we have been sell
ing this waist, and to see the empty
boxes must be good sign.
Black China-Silk waist reduced to 50 20
Fancy Kai-Kai Silk waists reduced TO
81 %.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-06-29

TAILOR.
GOTO
ANDREW NELSON,
2O24 East Main Street.

Where you can get all wool suits
made to order in the latest styles for
Sl1 90. All wool pants for $500
$1,000 pants for Sc 90, 50 90 & $500
pants for So 90 & $3.50.
1t is the place where you can get ut
guaranteed. 1t is the best place in the
qty for the poor man. You will save
30 & 400 by purchasing your clothes
rom him.
We also have suits for $500 that will
cost you $50 90 & $500 uptown.
Come down and get your suit made up
FOR the Easter-hOiidays. You have GU
DAYS for a suit and 30 days for pants
Remember this is no 'sheenv' shop.
Don't fc-get the place, 2024 f. Main st
FIRST CT. ASS CUTTERS AND FILTERS
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-06-29
ATRIP TO THE SEI-SHORE

A cheap and delightful Excursion
from Orange G H., and GOrdonsville
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-06-29

A Heavy Bamboo Mating, Doc a yard
Good Mating 12lSe a yard.
Cotton Warp Mating, 23c a yard
Window Shades, made to order, TO fit
any window
Window-shades % TO soc complete.
We are now showing great many new
patterns i'm Brussels and Ingram
Carpet.
Good Stair Carpet 25c yard.
Lace Curtains from 75c up.
We have the best make of baby car
riages i'm the city, we compare with
none. The largest stock I'm the city.
Carriages from s. TO 1876.
Trunks at factory prices.
Hammocks soc to 81.
Belt-Pins. DC.
Ladies' Shirt Sets. lOc.
solid Silver Shirt-Sets. soc.
Children's Bids, Sc.
Labies white hose, 25c
Children's Full Regular Made Black
Ribbed Hose, pc.
Ladies' 25c Black Hose. ice
. Children'S Tan Hose, &c.
Full line of Velvet Ribbons. all widths
White and Butter Walls.
A bargain in Black Henrietta, 81 quail
ty, Soc.
Cream Henrietta, all wool 4Oc.
Some Fancy Mixtures, full SO inches
wide, sold for SOC now 25c.
Black, cream, white, pink, light-blue
brown, old-r0se, and green solid
coior China-Slks, the 81 quality
o. morrow only. SOC
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Progressive Trading.
The COHEN co,

IhE CUhEN GU.I
and yet only one out Of fifty bar
gains finds its way into print.
TO-day'S rare offerings.
IRE added, and prove the pow
ers and progress OF this business
EMBROIDERY TESTIMONY.
Thousands and thousands of yards
Reconsideration styles that you
would willingly pay s, 10, 1919, and
up to 30 cents fer, are here at sc.
a yard-All perfect.
EmbrOideries that usually SELL for
more than double in Cambria Swiss
and NainsOok, rare and new stitch
beauties, for 8, l2}5, Is, 20 and %
cents.
At these prices they'll soon 'De a matter
ofthe past,
READY TO WEAR.
Woman's Serge and Covert Cloth
Dresses, were So, $40, and SIS.
These SAB, $3.50 and 50 so.
Duck Dresses, were 81. 25, $I.4S, $I.98.
81 25 and $3.45.-these zoe.
The latest Ladies' White and Cream
Cotton Corduroy Skirtsa$l 90
Ladies' COlored Duck Skirts, soc.
Bicycle COvert-Cloth Suits, SO 43-and
ali other ready things that may be
useful and necessary.
From 10 to y o'clock
Ladies' Lawn Wrappers, usually 81 20
for 80 cents.
Leather Satchels and Trunks, bank
rupt stock The most superior
makes at One-haf price. Call to-
day.
The latess protection against worry
Mosquito Canopies, $I29 to 81 20.
From 10 to l o'clock.
300 pieces of heaviest China Mating,
costing % to % cents a yard, for
10 cents-limit of one piece.
A revelation in Glove prices.
Ladies' new shades in tan or gray silk
Taffetta Gloves, % cents, grades
for 1919 cents pair.
Ladies' all silk black Mits, 8 and 1919
gents "A pair.
I.adf1s' Black Silk Gloves, best of the
90 cents qualities, for % cents pair.
Ladies, 81 undressed Kid Gloves, 39cts
pair.
The triumph of
COTTON WASH FABRICS.
The Cohen Company have given al
object-lesson recently that viii be men
Orable. Thousands of yards on sale
and half price and less in all cases.
Only the prettiest, newest and mos
wanted kind.
81 styles and colorings in Silkine Null
for dresses and wrappers, wer,
121< to 1872 cents, for AZ cents
as styles and colOrings of French Gauz
Chambreys that have been retail
ing all over the United StataslTO
29c, at ia cents.
Is STYLES (includng solid cOlors) o
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-06-29

with Black Rubber handles, only
81 -.
6-inch Parasols, were 75e now SOC
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-06-29
MATTINGS.

A Heavy Bamboo Mating, Doc a yard
Good Mating l2lse a yard
Cotton warp Mating, 23c yard
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
GOVERNOR HoLcoMs IN OFFICE,
Simple Inaugural Ceremonies AT the
Nebraska Capital

Omaha. Jan, "a special 10 the Bee
from Lincoln. Nebraska. says: ''Silas
A. Holcomb was formally indicted into
the office OF chief executive OF the state
Of Nebraska this afternoon. The in
auguration ceremonies were OF the
simplest and most Informal character.
The two houses met In joint conven-
tion shortly after 3 O'Clock. Lieutenant
Governor Majors presiding. At ESQ
o'clock Governor Crounce left the Hotel
Lincoln In carriage. accompanied by
General Gage. They drove TO the Lin
dele hotel. where they met Governor
elect Holcomh and escorted him 10 the
capitol.
The gubernational party remained In
the executive apartments until notified
by the committee from the joint con-
Vention that the legislature was pre-
pared TO listen to the message OF the
outgoing governor. After Governor
crounce's message was delivered, a
committee escorted Chief Justice Nor
val 10 the chair and the oath of Office
was administered 20 Governor Hol-
comb and other state officers.
Gov Holcomb then proceeded with
his inaugural message. which was
listened TO with the closest attention.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12

Times are slowly bur steadily Improv.
ing. but the many lessons in economy
the people have learned In the past tive
years are not forgotten. and every per
son with money 70 invest. even in the
common neeessaries Of life. seeks value.
received
This Is true also In railway travel.
and accounts for the constant inereas,
In passenger traffic on the Great North.
ern railway. despite the hard times
rms line owning its own dining and
sleeping car service. is rapidly attain.
ing an enviable reputation as one on
winch every comfort can be obtained
ana courtesy and attention to the wants
OF passengers. a rule which Is carried
out To the letter. The smoothness az
the rock ballast track. the immunity
from accident and the grand scenery
traversed are also subjects Of appreci-
alive remarks.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
UNION PACIFIC CROWS no ,TlLe.
win Make independent Rates III It's Ter.
ritory Is Invaded.

Omaha. Jan. THE Union Pacific viii
not be factor In future discussions OF
transcontinental rates at Chicago. UNI
less a radical change is agreed To by
contending interests. E. l.. Lomax. OF
the Union Pacific. returned from
Chicago today and made public his ui-
timatum on the subject.
Just as soon as the difYerential rates
are withdrawn, the Union Pacific Is
ready To raise the rates. The committe,
which was signed Jointly by the lines
boycotting the Union Pacific shows
clearly the determination OF the other
lines 10 bring upon the Union Pacific
the opening Of its immediate gateways
On way business. because while the re-
port says that the other lines only want
to do one way business to Portland. this
only covers the whole question OF i'm
mediate gateways. as one depends on
the other and every man conversant
with the situation knows that Ii covers
all the business north and northwest OF
Ogden, ON which the Union Pacific
would allow the other lines aud their
connections 60 compete with II.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
HIS STORY TOO YZHA
Scheme of Postoffice Clerk TO
Cover Up Defalcations.
A SENSATION or ONE DAY
lie bumped MS Head oa the yaait
and ciaims.l 20 Have B.sn.
Robbed.

Cincinnati. Ohio. Jan. s.-whnt at first
seemed 20 be a most mysterious robbery
turned out 10 be threadbare scheme 81
clerk 10 cover his own defalcations.
Frank ". Sparks. assistant cashier OF
the postoffiee. was arrested tonight and
shortly afterwards confessed that he got
away with the money himself. He was
short sSs1.SD and was 10 settle IA soon as
Cashier Tucker returned from lunch.
when ne knew he would he caught While
Tucker was iunchlny. Sparks took sssi IS
from the drawer.
fie put the sSs2 ia bills between the
leaves Of a magazine and szI.ss in coin
IN an envelope. hiding both After his
confession. he told where this money was
and sssa-ss was recovered.
Sparks Is married anG belongs 10 a
good family. His friends will make up
the shortage OF s2ss. but Inspector Salmon
says that win not save him from prosecu-
ton Sparks viii have "a hearing tomor-
row.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
on IolALs swonN Is.


Boise, Idaho. Jan. both houses Of
the legislature organized at noon today.
the republican caucus nominees being
elected without hitch. The members
were sworn In by Chief Justice Morgan.
Both houses are fully organised 10 that
balioting for United States senator will
begin next Tuesday. The governor i'm
formed the committee sent 10 him that
he would like to communicate his mes
sage To the joint convention and u was
arranged 10 hold joint convention In
the Columbia theatre. for the purpose.
The use Of the thetfe " without cost TO
the state.
The state officers were sworn Ia short
" before the legislature met Justice
Morgan became chief justice. Gov.
ernor Mcconnell, Attorney General Par
sons and Auditor Ramsey succeeded
themselves. Charles Bunting succeeded
w. C.. Hili as treasurer, |. w. Garrett
took the place OF ]. r. Curtis as secre-
tary OF state and c. A. Forseman sue
ceeded to Il. y, Lowers position as
superintendent OF public instruction.
Captain Wells was nominated for set
rotary of the senate by senator Browne
II can not be said that there Is much
change In the senatorial situation.
Heyburn's arrival has somewhat
stlffened the talk for him and II soes.,s
probable that he win have some votes.
Shoup's forces have been strengthened
by the arrival of James Glendenning
and Mr.. Rogers, the latter OF Biackfoot,
and they announce distinct gains dur
ing the day. The delay seems 20 favor
shoup and both sides appear to re-
aiize H. This is shown by the fact that
Sweets supporters are pushing for an
early caucus. while the Shoup men in
sist upon postponing H. The leaders
OF both sides are strongly In favor OF
the caucus. but talk against II lnces-
sanity Knd II Is possible that none will
be held. II will he necessary to get Is
men Ia go into caucus and II the de-
lection spreads much further that will
be impossible.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
THE FALL AT CHENEY.
WELCOME AT ELLENsBuRG.
Moscow Direetors Pray for sneh Action
New County Deputies.

New County Deputies.
Moscow. Jan. 5--The directors Of the
Farmers bank filed a petition In the
district court yesterday. through their
attorney. George w. Goode. asking for
the dissolution of the bank. There have
been no other new developments In the
AFFAIRS Of the bank. The city council
held meeting yesterday morning 10
consider the situation. but adjourned
without taking any decisive action. The
city fathers win have another meeting
Friday evening. and a lively time il
promised. A number OF the counciImen
have entertained anything but kindly
feelings toward Treasurer williams for
a number OF months past and IL Is be-
lieved that some vigorous action viii
result
The new county officers are making
the names OF their deputies public
Auditor Woodwork has selected II. H.
Grierson of Moscow. and j. n. Hall Of
Kendrick. Sheriff Campbell has chosen
II. Il. Bundy OF Genesse. and G. A.
Howard and c. w. Leasure OF Moscow
Assessor Hammond has appointed his
brother l.. II. Hammond, now city clerk
and Probate Judge Anderson will be
assisted by Bert Winslow OF Kendrick
Judge Piper has granted a new trial
to Neil McGilivary. convicted a week
since of horse stealing, on the grounds
that the verdict was against the expert
medical testimony given.
Representative J. =. Randolph left
yesterday for Boise TO participate in the
sessions of the legislature. and Senator
T. r Miller goes this morning.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
rAHzlN PAsHA WAS NOT SLAIN.
Reported Assassination Untrue Affairs
In Turkey.

Constantinople. Jan. 4.--The Turkish
newspapers deny the reported assassi-
nation of Tahzln pasha. the governor OF
Bitlis. saying the story arose from the
dea n Of Hielmi Bey. father OF the pasha
VIII n. II II claimed. was due 70 natural
eau aes.
TIE newspapers Of this city also pub
iisf a dispatch from Tahxin Pasha stat
ing that all is tranquil In the province
- Bitlls
IN imperial decree giving notifica-
ti.h Of the election Of Monsignor Ismir-
iian as Armenian patriarch In success
sion TO Monsignor Achikain. who re-
GENTLY resigned on account of difficult
ties between the porte and the patri-
archate. was issued without the usual
demand that the patriarch should prom
tse 10 pursue a line OF conduct consist
ent with the views OF the Turkish gov
eminent. which promise Monsignor Is
miriam refused TO give.
Reports received here as 10 the situa-
ton In Macedonia are disquieting. This
Is due 10 the extension OF brigandage.
The porte Is making inquiries on the
subject.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
DETECTIVES DIp NOT DElIEyE my
Suspected Prom she First Thar sparks
Took the Money

Cincinnati, Jan. 3-There was q great sen.
sntion In the central part OF the city this
afternoon on account OF exaggerated rum
ors about the daylight robbery of the
postofiice. II was after o'clock when
Assistant Cashier Frank Sparks was
found lying on the floor in an unconscious
condition by the janitor. John weise. No
noise had previously been heard about the
place, but when Weise gave the alarm an
enormous crowd soon surrounded the
building. When Postmaster Zumstein
Inspector Salmon and Cashier Tucker ar
rived In the cashiers office, Sparks aid
not appear to bS badly hurt. although he
had big lump on his forehead.
Sparks was alone at 30 y. M. when he
says two men entered the Office and asked
for change for five-doliar bill. While he
was unlocking the money drawer one OF
them rushed through the small screen
door and soon was upon him. He says
he dealt one OF them a hard blow. but
was himself struck by a pair OF iron
knuckies and knows nothing that trans
pired from that time, until he was aroused
by Janitor Weise.
The Waterman who Is constantly ma.
trolling the corridor says he saw no such
men as Sparks describes either enter or
leave the cashiers once. While all po-
lice, detectives and inspectors have been
working during the afternoon and night
on the theory OF n robbery, yet they have
been shadowing every movement of
Sparks since he left the Office. Ak well as
looking out for either robbers or accom-
plices. They say that IL would have been
very plausible for the robbers TO have
asked for change for a five-dolIar bill 40
as 70 locate the money drawer. as well as
20 get it unlocked before they rushed in
on the man In charge Of the office but
the detectives go SO far as 10 say that
sparks injured forehead n not the result
OF iron knuckles or OF slungshot being
used on him, hut OF bump inflicted hy
contact with vault or something equally
hard.
ON the center table near the money
drawer were over 5000 In envelopes for
the letter-carriera. this being their pay
day. Although IL was IN trays that could
easily have been carried or. il was not
touched. Sparks thinks this Was because
the envelopes were covered by a news
paper. There was a much larger amount
IN the I'LL Of the vault. which was open
and not touched. This circumstance
not for the fact this was the Gay for his
settlement. After paying on tile carriers
he should have had SsG7 In the drawers.
but the detectives are unable TO ascertain
whether he had any other col siderable
amount in the drawer before the robbery
They refer wtth suspicion TO he door
being left open at a time when Spurks had
ss57 In his own cash drawer. another draw
er equally full, S5.oo0 on the table and the
vault accessible.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
CRUSHED BY SNOW
Miners at Silver City Caught in
a Tremendous Slide.
BOTH WERE INSTANTLY KILLED
Started 10 Town an snowslsses, hut un-
fortunately set Into tine Path at
the Avassn~he.

Boise. Idaho. Jan. A fearful snow
slide occurred last night at Silver City.
mining camp about 80 miles from
here. IL resulted In the death Of Robert
Nichols and John Mullaney. miners at
the Blaine Tunnel mine. They started
from the mine shortly after dark last
night 20 come TO town on snowshoes.
They did not reappear In the morning
and their comrades at the mine started
to town 10 make inquiries for them.
After going about a mile. they saw ev-
licences OF a terrible snowsiide.
After a prolonged search. the bodies
of the two men were discovered. The
force 81 the slide and the weight OF
the snow had evidently resulted In
their instant death. Muiianey's parents
live mt Glenn's Ferry. Nichols only
recently came from the Comstock. vir-
ginia city, Nevada
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
DON'T cfFrR 70 PAY rxpeNsrs.


- -N~rt
KrwNsmam Rum Down.
Washington. Jan. SILT was reported
today that Representative Phillips. or
Pennsylvania, has expressed a willing
ness to pay quarter OF million doll
lars out Of his own pocket "a meet che
expense OF the labor commission II
congress would authorize the creation
OF the commission In accordance with
the terms Of the bin he has presented.
This show OF earnestness has drawn
such favorable attention TO the merits
Of Phillips bin that Chairman Mccain.
of the labor committee. has appointed
a special subcommittee. with Repre-
sentative Erdman OF Pennsylvania al
Its head, 10 consider the measure The
attention OF Labor Commissioner
Wright has also been directed 10 Il.
together with Phillips assurance OF
protecting the government against the
expense of the commission.
Representative PHILIPPE was seen this
evening concerning the offer which II
was said he made 20 contribute s25e. Zoo
toward the cost 10 the government
Of carrying out the provisions Of his
bill. He says he was misunderstood in
this matter. He said. n did not make
this statement as reported. hut in con.
versation with friend Ia regard to the
bill. the expense OF the commission was
mentioned. Then alluded 20 the great
cost attending the recent coke and
more recent railroad strikes. not only
by loss Of property and many millions
Of dollars In money. but also loss Of
life. and stating the cost OF the bill
should not be considered. that in fact 81
! were able ! would be willing TO pay
the salaries OF the commission pro-
posed, which would amount 20 s240. 600.
or in round numbers a quarter OF a
million dollars. and that I would be
willing to pay such a sum provided
the commission proposed would be the
beginning OF the solution OF this great
problem.
Il should be very sorry 10 hold GU,
such an inducement as TO pay money
for the passage OF this bin or any other
one. and would not consider such an
argument in Its favor
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
TRUSTS ARE SLIPPERY ArrAIRs.
Attempt 10 Prove the Tohasso comhin.
Unlawful Is Irdfnus

New York. Jan. a-The resumed hearing
~ case wherein the attorney general
= etlaeaNoring 20 prove thar the American
Tobacco Company is a trust. was devoid
% interest today. NJ. h. Weller OF Brook
lyn. testified today His testimony. how
ever. developed that he had never haa
any direct dealing OF any Kind with any ~
the i've concerns composing the American
Tobacco Company. Adjourned until Jan.
nary s
during TIE present month, hearings win
be held In about Is different cities.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12

MAY COMBINE AGAINST MEXICO.
scheme of Guatcmaia 10 Form q Union
of Central American Republics.

scheme of Guatemala 10 Form u Union
OF Central American Republics.
City of Mexico. Jan. 4.--The expect
ed arrival OF ministers from Honduras
and Salvador and the possible nomina-
ton OF ministers for Nicaragua and
Costa RIGA put new light on the
Guatemalan and Mexican boundary ne
gotiations. The evident object IL TO
support Guatemala and bring a force to
make Mexico back down from its atti-
tude. All appearances point towards
Guatemala trying to form Central
American league against Mexico for the
settlement Of old scores. The Guate-
malan minister is alleged TO have tel
egraphed after his official reception
that the response OF Diaz was applaud
ed contrary to diplomatic precedent;
that he used threatening language and
prejudiced question of high impor-
lance to all Central America.
The policy of the minister Is evidently
not pleasing to his chief, for IL IL al
legged that Barrios requested that he
pursue a more conciliatory policy. The
policy Of Mariscai and Diaz is noted as
forebearing. but unless the envoy takes
different tack affairs may become SO
strained that his recan will follow