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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-07-05
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.

Where they are aud How they are.
Miss Blanche Horner, of Dayton,
is a studentat the University.
Prof T. @. Miller has returned
from Fairmont where he has been
for some days visiting his family.
Judge Hagans has gone to Fairmont
TO hold court. The session will not
be a long one and he will then go over
Cheat for short stay
Lloyd Friend is now in Washington
attending the meeting of the Nation
al teachers. As soon as the session is
over he viii come here and attend the
summer school.
Miss Eleanor Moreland has gone
to Oakland, Maryland for few
weeks stay at that charming summer
resort.
Will Thorn has returned to Par
kersburg after short visit here. He
is attending a business college IN
that city.
X. NJ. snider, of Lewisburg, who
was a well known student here last
year is at Charleston with one of the
companies of the new second regi-
ment.
John Nuzum, one Of the members
Of the faculty Of the Chenille state
Normal is here to attend the Uni
versity. He is one of the old grad
mates and is very well known here.
Josiah Kelley, of Charleston, who
is principal OF the prosperous branch
Of the University at Montgomery, has
gone to Washington after spending
few days here He will take in the
National Educational Association.
Thomas Titherington, X. E. Nc
Allister and Michael Shea, of the
GAINESVILLE Wooden Mills took OPP
portunity last Saturday to look over
the plant of the Wooden Mills here
and see how a first class plant of
the kind should be conducted.
Prof. Orie McConkey will take
special course at the West Virginia
University during the summer Mr.,
MeConkey is not only a splendid in
structor, but a scholarly and refined
gentleman. Our people are to be
congratulated that he is to remain
principal of the city schools for an
other year. -Clarksburg Telegram
George E. Gramm, who is to be
one of the adjutants in the new reg
iment of volunteers from this State
has received notice that he will be
expected to join the regiment some
time this week. At first it was
thought that he would be left out
and there was to be but two hattal-
ions but this seems to have been set
tied so that there will be three.
e. II. Steinman, of Conneilsville,
was in town to-day on his way to
Fairmont. He has accepted the po-
sition up theresas ticket agent. Mr..
Pickett, the present ticket agent, has
been made freight agent and two men
will now be required to do the work
that Pickett has formerly had to do
himself. Morgantown ought to have
more force at her depot. The men
down there are badly oyerworked and
they should have assistance This
has been true for long time and it
may continue that way for some time
to come before it is remedied.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-07-05

Thomas Titherington, X. e. Nc
Allister and Michael Shea, of the
GAINESVILLE Wooden Mills took OPP
portunity last Saturday to look over
the plant of the Wooden Mills here
and see how a first class plant of
the kind should be conducted
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-07-05

GET your razors honed at Adam
Bowers barber shop.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-07-05

An elegant line Of gents silk
front negligee shirts at Hirschman's.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-07-05

CLEANING and clearing cut prices
on all summer goods at Hirsch-
mans.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-07-05

Ike Weaver has gone to Pittsburg
on business and will be absent two
or three days.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-07-05

THE salary of Postmaster Huey, OF
Warrington, was increased July 1st.
It is now 81, 700.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04

In the latter part OF August. was signed
yesterday, the property passing into the
hands OF the Tacon Realty company, OF
which Mr.. Booth, president of the Ward
line Of steamers; Mr. Caballos and CUTLER :
mo Zaldo are directors. The Taeon, which
is the eighth largest opera house in the
wo ID, occupies an entire book. Usdsr the
new ownership improvements will be made
embracing the value OF the property, which
1t is considered. has been sold much be-
low it's real yalue.
All tho troops which have arrived hire
SO far are in excellent health.
The Second engineers together with 800
Cubans of General Menocal's division, as
laborers, are busy preparing the camp for
the troops for the Seventh army corps
which are expected to arrive here shortly.
The engineers are making surveys and
plans for the construction OF the trolley
lines and electric plant and for the saver
Ing ard Drainage OF Cap Marine and
Quesado, where permanent camps will be
located.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04
BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
Agitation for a Ship Channel Is to Be
Kept Up.
A VERDICT GIVEN FOR THE G. AND ].
Ay,;ust the Texas and New Orleans
in Cases Where Tenders OF
Freight Were Refused.

Beaumont, Texas. December S.-beiore
leaving for Washington Thursday niSh1
Congressman Cooper quietly suggested 10
several citizens that Beaumont ana orange
do not cease agitating the necessity for
ship channel across Sabine lake to the
n oushs of the Sabine and Neches rivers.
Something more than a year ago at the
Instance Of Mr.. Cooper IA survey OF Saoine
lake with the view of digging the shlp
channel was made by Major Quinn, gov
ernmant engineer. and while the report
O. that official was not quite SO flatterlng
as the country interested would have liked,
vet he recommended the construction of a
channel twelve feet deep and pointed out
the necessity for such improvement,
While u channel twelve feet deep IS
not nearly so desirable as twenty or
twenty four foot channel! still the former
is necessary before the latter can be Sc
cured and citizens of Beaumont should
urge congressional action on the govern
nlent engineers report. Congressman
Cooper talked as if lie regarded as very
favorable the chances for getting an ap-
propratiOn sufficiently large to construct
the twoive foot channel. He expressed the
intention of at least making special er'
fort TO secure the appropriation and If be
receives proper cooperation from citizens
OF Beaumont and Orange and residents Of
the large territory which would be DeEe-
flied by the improvement. he will be auc-
rpg f,yl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04
THE TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
Matches Arranged for the Champion
ship Events.

The Houston Tennis club IS delighted De-
cause the club courts. near the west eau OIL
Mckinney avenue. will be ready for inc
tournament Monday nornng. The court colt
mittee and Mr.. Eilgour, in particular. de-
serve great credit fer their energy and hnai
success In this matter. As much time WIN
he consumed welcoming visitors aud attend
ing to numerous preliminary details, the
games are to start at 90 o'clock instead oil
., as heretofore stated. The entry list SHOWS
tourreen visiting contestants, met 10 W
proud Of at this busy season OF the year.
All visitors are requested Immediately upon
arrival 10 communicate with Mr.. X NJ. Far
rar, secretary ana treasurer. room 40 MIN
building. corner Main aud Preston phone NO.
The drawing for tho matches resulted as fol-
lows.
burns and Burns of G!diings vs.. Farrar and
Juukin of Houston: Taylor and Scales oil
Galveston VS.. Holland aud Carlisle OF Bren-
ham. 1850 a. m: 81 eirel ana N0imnnn OF San
hnton,o IS. McFadden and Patton of ilous-
toii. $50 a. m.
aecond r.nld. 1890 q. m: walthall ana
Lacy of Hnuston; Low Wright Of Brenhani VS..
Pollard and podrn OF Houston. 1888 a. m. (:
Perkins aud Kelly. 1880 a. M, VS.. winners Of
FIRST match aicvc pamed
The ftst of The doubles will consist OF
matches With winners w. winners, the finals
in doubles probably commencing Mt p. m
Monday.
Singles First match Spoigel of Giddlngs
VS.. Walthall Of Sar Antonio. Monday, p, IN.
Second match; Hamilton OF san Antonio VS..
Holland OF Brennan, Monday D. Ill.
Third match: Kelly OF Giddings VS.. u.
Peden OF Houston. Monday SIS p. nj.
Fourth match: Low of Breuham VS.. Patton
Fifth match Breeding of San Antonio vs.
Wright Of Brelham. iionday 4.S0 p. IN.
sixth mattel. Taylor Of, Galveston Us. Nc.
Fadden of Houston, Moniay 1870 p. Iii.
Seventh match: Carlisle Of BRENNAN vs.
Savage OF Houston, Monday 1880 y. III.
Eighth match: Perkins OF Gddngs vs.. De
Lacy Of Houston, Tuesday $3.50 q. ~.
The remaining seven matches viii! all be
between winnrrs CT the foregoing contests
aud some high traee playing viii be wit.
pesscd.
Three courts will be In almost constan.
use. IN other woids three matches Will be
nearly Always IN gress until the tourna-
ment oloses and prizes re GNardri.
visitors and friends, especially tho ladies'
are NEST cordially invited TO attend these
matches.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04
RECEPTION TO COLONEL BRYAN.
10th Houses of the Aia"mmn Legisia-
ture Greet Him.


ture Greet Him.
Montgomery Ala, December 3'--Coionel
William ]. Bryan OF the Third Nehaskl
was received today by the two houses OF
the <~neral assembly. He was introduced
by the president of the senate and said: -
do not come as a military hero-you are
long on military heroes. IL would seem
that this late war was a war for Alabama.
We can not have a battle on land that DOES
not give additional fame 10 General
wheeler; we can have no engagement OH
sea without giving additional distinction to
uobson.'
He declined to discuss public questions
saying: Being a soldier, / can not speak
10 you with the freedom of civilian.
would speak. II spoke at ALL under the
limitations that would be unpleasant to me.
What l would desire TO say to You as q
Citizen l may not say as y soldier can
not discuss these things that at present en-
gage tho attention of the entire Nation.
Neither would 1 care TO discuss those things
we discussed two years ago, but which are
not yet laid away 10 rest. Could do SO
would discuss those matters which give,
as a result OF the late war, broad field
for speculation"
die spoke pleasantly of Alabama, saying
that he first received the title of colonel
in this State some years ago III could
meet the man who called me colonel then,
/ would have more confidence In his prophe-
c.es than these of the 100000 men, who
| in 1896 prophesled | would be president"
| There was considerable enthusiasm as
Colonel Bryan resumed his seat.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04
BASEBALL FOR TEXAS
The League Has Been Reoresni1ed for Next
Season.
II IS TO Be COMPOSED OF FOUR CLUBS
houston. Gnfycsson, Austin ana s""
Antonio Arc the cities "hie"
Are In IL.

Tho representatives Of the Texas nasepal'
iHe iepi -. ~, yesterday afternoon
league met IN TINS ei'y ' -. 40 sensou
for The purpose OF ORGANIZING io' o,a.,.
~ 1900 Messrs Alex. Easton ana oeo'ks
=. =. io''. - ,,.',..a.,a, ceoree A, Hill Of
Dermody OF 1aNestoi, ..to a,a w
Austin, r.. H. Dewey OF san aii'o'i'o 80" g.,
n. Bailey and sam Taub OF Houston were u.
- -. $50 ..,,u..a,,ad the franchises Of
ATTENDANCE ana repIese". IN, =, Auesin is
their respective cities MI. III =. .,,,nn.,n
~, ,,a,,ic manager of the Dam and Supufp"'
.is u"''s D.. 20.
railroad OF tnat ciS, ,,o,,o, Mr..
On proceeding to business on iiVeO'
.,.v rnston was requested to act as seofe'
-, a.. ....,,nv Mr. George Dermouy
was elected to the presidency OF the .e"eD
r,a ,o,,,, decided TO combine the oihces y.
~ .V - ....,ary conferring the power
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04


Railroad commission has absolved ali
roads in tho state. not enjoined. from OBJ
servauce OF its rules and rates Held that
the roads have no authority to make rates
MS II now stands.
Mayor OF Dallas has called on the chief
OF police TO arrest the parties who dyna-
niited the street cars.
blizzard. with snow and siect. prevails
In North Texas.
Third days proceedings of tho A. NJ. u.
conferences at Weimar.
Austin conference proceedings were de-
voted mainly TO education.
Receipts from Internal revenue IN tho
Austin district have Increased 200 per cent.
Central Texas Tcachers association met
at Bryan.
Judge Gavin admitted 20 bail r. s.
Easley. the Galveston itvyer. who killed
young Blythe, the repertef.
Tho Galveston Independent pilots have
virtually won victory.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04
snARKEY AND MITCHELL.
The Fight viii Take Place in March
The FOrcfit Posted.

Now York, December s.The international
fight between Charley Mitchell and Tom shar-
key win not take place before March next,
and the latter can now complete arrange
nen,s TO fight XII Mccoy in January. III re.
Spouse 10 siurloy's acceptance OF Mitchslrs
challenge and his orer to fight him in Junu-
airy Mitchell yesterday cahlcd that hs would
b. Inntle To get himself Into proper cond-
iicr TO fight before NarNh, but that ne do.
sired tit match and requested that artlcl4s
uf agreement be sent 10 linn ut once aud II
the conditions are satisfactory he Wili sign
them aud begin training,
When Mitchell ISSUED the ehallsnge he de-
posted SitQ0 in London. ana this amount to-
morrow will be covered on behalf of Shar.
key. The latter stipulated that the fight must
tako place In January, as he desired TO 40 10
San Francisco IN February to light Jeffres,
but o. isourhe said yesterday that IL Mitchell
gave aim positive assurance that he w.llc
meet Sharkey here in March he would deiay
his departure TO the Pacific coast.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04
EOi.EiuN.

The Colombia legislature refuses to give
tho Panama Canal company = six-years
extension OF time.
Agrarians in Germany are now opposing
the meat inspection bill introduced In
their behalf. because II provinces for the
inspection OF German us well as American
meats. Germans deny that American Hour
Is adulterated.
German newspapers indignant on ac-
coun, OF the speech of the Austrian pro-
micr. IN which he threatened 10 retaliate
Ter the expulsion of Austrians from prus-
STA.
The English arc pleased with the prog
rcss made In the peace negotiations and
are now watching the Carlist movement.
1t is said that Americans are popular
and well treated In spain.
Mexico VIII elevate siiuister Romero to
the amnassadorsfip ut Washington.
Prominent Frenchmen are taking a
strong stand in support OF Dreytus and
Plcquart.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04
DOM jSTlC.

The sheriff OF Hubbard county. Mimi. Is
In pursuit OF Indians who resisted arrest
and trouble Is expected.
W. J. IIaldeman acquitted OF the murder
OF ex-State Senator richardson at Lock-
land. Ohio.
James Southal given ten years NJ st.
Paul for dealing In fraudulent government
time checks.
Colonel Bryan. Congressman Bailey,
General Lee aud General Wheeler viii BIO
among tho speakers at the Atlanta peace
jubilee.
Colonel William j. Bryan received by
the Alabama legislature. but declines 10
discuss public affairs.
As the Alamo Of the Mallory line was
leaving New York an explosion occurred
IN the boiler room. killing six members
OF the crew.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04
GOVERNOR TAsslaI'
VIII Kick Any sheriff SWbs a.
Arrest Hin.

Arrest Him.
Chicago, December 2.--Gcyefess
will fight the indictment found als!!l.
by the grand jury of Macoupln - 9! b!
omission of duty in connection n
Virden riots. I'm an iteryiew "
said:
II will kick any sheriff out q n
who comes to arrest me on that inae .!
| will not be arrested No one ~
ity to do so, and no grand jury g
tute itself Judge OF my acts y
when | exercise the rights inyssa
in the performance Of my duty. ! Y L
could 10 protect the miners Of ~ s
this is the result OF H.
1T is all democratic plot I
Iiably informed that the grand W.
indicted me was composed o. ny
licans. one prohibitionist ana
demoorats. SO you readily Sc W. a.
animus lies. ~
II see that C. T. Loucxs, ~ II.
of the Chicago company, says
sponsible FOR the b!ooasnel n
am in danger of impeacnusaaS
islature. Now, If any one w.
sible for the blooashed aIt sn ~
the man, for he brough tuv
ylrden In the face OF 49, ~
chief executive OF the Slais N
act would lead to rlouns. 4
"Wll you furnish Doau ,,,xs r
court when the case is cs'
was asked. ~, rh,k
the entire AFFAIR. II is nola " =
the Macoupin grana luly 49, -:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04
ARMY DEFICIENCY BILL.
The Purpose Is to Make AyaiIa bic
the unexpeudcd Balances.

Washington. December 3..-Ths deiicien-
cies subcommittee OF the house committee
en- appropriations has the army deficiency
bill about completed and the full cnmmittss
viii probably be callsd together Monday or
TUESDAY next 10 consider IT, The extraor-
binary appropriations for tho army Will CA
pire OH the Stat instant With large sums
unexpended. The present purpose is to ask
to have thsse unexpenGei balances made
available for Use the remainder OF the fis-
cal Year. II Is the purpose Of those having
the matter In charge to try and get the
BIZ reported to and passed by the house
next week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04
VERDICT FOR TILE GENu.

At ~ o'clock last night the jury in the
oaee' OF Gulf and Interstate VS.. Texas ana
New Orleans Railroad ct al, suit for dam
ages. returned a verdict, giving The plain
tiff $4,000 statutory and S247.50 actual
damages. This suit is regarded as one Of
the NEST important ever tried in the JEFF
ferson county district court. When first
filed il consisted of ten separate suits, but
they were afterward consolidated aud tried
as whole. the aggregate damages prayed
for beng over 5000 600.
The cause for action, briefly stated as
SET forth in the petition of the plaintiff
is as follows: Something more than two
wears ago the Calf, Beaumont and Kansas
City, Sabine and East Texas, Texas and
New Orleans and Gulf and Interstate rail-
roads were connecting railroads, but that
the Sabine and Enst Texas and Texas and
New Orleans. as connecting railroads, re-
fused TO handle freight originating Ut
Guli, Beaumopt and Kansas City pointsrond
consigned TO points on the Gulf aud ia
ters.atc or vice versa. the plAinuiff deslg-
neted nineteen different Cases where the
defendants acted as charged--the cases BIZ
ing described as eight cars of cotton, one
car OF corn AMI ten tenders of an cugine.
In answer to plaintiffs petition defendants
pleaded that they were not connecting
lines, as such were defined by the statues
aud this WAS really the only point at issue
in the trial.
TIE case first came up on plaintiffs an
pllcation for a wI+H of mandamus Compel
ing the 1efindants TO interchange busi-
ness, This was granted by District JudGe
West. Trial OF the case en- its merits TO-
gan Monday. and IT was ably contested by
O'Brien, Bordages & O'Brien of this city
and Major benson OF Galveston for the
plaintiff and vc;aw, Martin e. Chester nt
this city for defendants. Nearly four days
were consumed IN taking the testimony.
but the case was virtually decided iast
night when District Judge West Charged
the jury to ind that the plaintiff and de-
fende nts we're connecting lines, as alleged
IN plaintiff petition. and that a Judgment
for $1,000 should be returned for each oi
the ntnstesn violations OF the statutes.
The s2i7.o0 was allowed as the expense
incurred by plaintiff In transferring Ivy
wae'n freight from the Gulf. Beaumont
and Kansas City tracks to lie Gulf and
Interstate tracks. The jury found no vim
pea.ed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04
SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
wan AFrEn,aArn.

Germans at Manila declare they are not
hostile to the PHILIPPINES.
Nicaragua announces that she IL again
mn independent state.
The work Of cleaning the althy streets
OF Havana has begun.
An American negro soldier and French
Santiago.
No meeting of the peace commissioners
held yesterday. Judge Day thinks the
treaty will soon be signed, while the Span
inrds think otherwise.
The report that Germany il Negotiating
for tho Carolinos believed by the Amor
lean commissioners.
sancti spilitus and Trinidad, In Santa
Clara province. Cuba. nov In the hands
OF the Americans.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04

The Texas baseball league has been reOr-
ganlZed and will be composed of Hous-
ton, Galveston, San Antonio and Austin.
Tho full programme of this weeks Fcs-
tiyai.
u. u. Carson makes an assignment.
The programme of the meeting of the
South Texas Medical association.
Everything in readiness for the poultry
show.
E. II. Stokes. a colored preacher. bound
over TO tho United States court for -
personating "a government officer.
Tho third days proceedings OF the Texas
Methodist conference.
Geo. Smith has a narrow escape from
falling into the hands of a mob.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04
New OrIemns Races.

New Orleans, december a.--weather cloudy
and track heavy.
Selling, six furicngs--pebride. Apple Jack.
Lady pisdain. Time l:lsA.
Handicap. a-year-olds. five furiongs-sam
Lazarus. Esq. Pat Garrett, Sir Cassi,ner. Time
1901. '''.e
Mile and a half-George Lee. lockwood.
Rec. limo 2:5Qis.
Mogpolla stakes, selling, one n,IIn-posr-
eiges, David, Time Maker. Time lisa
Aile--Waterman. Mamie La Sister EIhi,
Time i:52. H'Ain'
s,sling OF nine carloads Of race horses ,rn,',
fonninss. arrived here today. having n,ad ,
the fastest tine on rec,rd--thirty. one nomr,
from NS hingtcn to New Orleans. Aou's
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04
A BOLD ROBBERY.

lack Morre of Rocldand was relieved
by force of si35 yesterday afternoon. The
robbery occurred near Sam Moloyerr.s
saloon on crcckett street and today viii
Mcinsavy and WIN Parker. both well
KNOWN Ia this city, have been arrested On
warrants charging them with completely
~ the crime Morrell says he was walk
ne down Crockett street with a stranger
ems saloon the stranger accused Mcrrell
making indecent remarks about his 4 +
lor Morrell protested that he knew
ather rse stranger nor his sister, and
ne stranger and was Immediately gr,bbei
py thiee other partes who. while holding
nm secured the sls5 and decampsd. Mnr-
Ien vert before Justice. RiEsby and hiei
sompiaint against four men. and DE two
spove named have been arrested BY the
Thza afternoon both parties waivs1 e.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04
CALLED ON cAsrELLANos.
American Officers PAY Respects ana
Are Well NccciNeI.

American Officers PAY Respects ana
Are Well Received.
Havana, December 3.--tieneral Wade,
president OF the United states evacuation
commission. accompanied by Colonel Clous.
judge advocate; Captain Hart. the official
interpreter. and Majors Amy, Allison. But
Ter ard Brooke, called ON CAPTAIN Genera.
Cahtcllanos at the palace today. They were
received by the president OF the Spanish
commission. The meeting was OF cordial
nature. and when the americans retired the
captain general accompanied them half wav
down the stairs and shook hands with all
OF them. The Spanish military guard on
duty at the palace was dI avn up and rem
dorcd the utmost honors to the American
visitors
San Antonio dc los HRnes. province OF
Havana, and Jaguey 10 Grande. province OF
Mutanzas. were evacuated by the Spanish
troops yesterday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04
GERMANY AND AUSTRIA.

The Premiere speech May Disrupt
the Whole Alliance.
London, December 4.--The Vienna cor
Respondent of the Observer states that the
relations between Austria and Germany are
very much strained, and that the speech
Of Count Thun- IIphcnstcin, the Austrian
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04
.W.Asn,N,.TUN.

The presidents message will recommend
no fixed policy for the government OF our
new possessions. nor Will financial reforms
be urged.
Only half OF the senate and third OF
the house members have so far arrived In
Washington. Speaker Reed is on hand and
VIII be kept busy.
President lgiesias OF Costa Rlca favors
international control of the proposed Mic
araGuan canal