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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-20

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LODGE DIRECTORY.
Capitol Lodge No. I, Royal Tribe OF Joseph
meets every Saturday night at 80 O'Clock
in Odd Fellows halL Visising members
wiz Oe III AOe "'''o"' sr. n. REpER. w. p.
A. A. MEACHAM, Scribe.
nrst and third SATURDAYS In each month al
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Guthrie lamp No, 3, woodmen OF the
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Guthrie lodge NO z. A. r. &AM Reg.
ular meeting third Wed dnesday evening IN
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N'' 49, H. p. ARDERY, sec.
II. WILLIS wM
o. r. NJ meets every Tuesday might IA
Of hall. Visiting chiefs alwags welcome
B. CHERRY, Chief Of Records
Naomi ReDeKah Lodge, No.aLo. or.
meetsnrst and thl "a TUESDAY az 1880 10 the
Od Fellows . nall In the Weinberger butlo
'DA' MATTE DOUGHTY NO.
KATE NJ WETHY, Sec
Guthrie lodge No. 4, 40 q. W NEE
Thursday evening OF each week al 1880
Victor block, corner First and Harrison
q. w. BRUCE, M. W.
A. G. DENNIS. Recorder
Oklahoma Encampment No. l. /. o. o. ~,
meets the second and fourth Friday nights
In e. EOnth. S.R HATES, C.P.
r. r. MERTEN, Scribe
Guthrie Lodge No 2, 4 o o. r, meets
Monday night OF eaCh week at7 90 Visiting
ODD Fellows always welcoms
j q. FOSTER NC
/ CIV BRUCE. Secretary
| Guthrie Lodge NO Z. X. OF =. meets every
Monday ats Pm ia their nall Ia the VIC
I tor block corner First and Harrison. Visit
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-20

Guthrie lodge No. ., a. =. \ An Reg
ular meeting third Wednesday evening IN
each month al o'clock All brethren cOrdi
ally invited 10 Attend.
G.. n. WILLIS W. M.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-20

Guthrie lodge No, (, A. o. z. w NEE
Victor block, corner First and Harrison
Visiting WOrkmen always welcome.
q. w. BRUCE, M. W,
A. G.. DENNIS. Recorder
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-20

D. r. NJ meets every Tuesday might Al
Of hall Visiting chiefs alwags welcome
NJ B. CHERRY, Chief Of Records
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-20

Naomi ReDekah Lodge, No. 2, l. o. o. r.
meetsarst and thl "a TUESDAY al 1880 10 the
Od Fellows = nall In the Weinberger butlo
iuRl visitors welcome
MATTE DOUGHTY, No.
KATE NJ WETHY. Sec.
The evening world., 1900-03-10
QUEEN AFRAID
OF ASSASSIN.

icosyrisAi, isee. BY the Assoeisted Pssss)
LONDON. March io.-Queen Victoria's
decision TO stay In her own dominions
instead Of xoinG to Italy and all the
tubilations In England In consequence
are not entirely due TO the causes attrib.
uted BY the British psess.
u 10 IssIsea that The italian
Gsvessaest ha1 daily been srow.
tag mere sesvsws - The date NJ
the ossss's visit avpseaehsA. asA
AsalDy sstIaeA Wes Msjesty's Gsv.
ornament that u would not care Ia
accept the responsibility Ss the
sssereisa's safsty. ewiss 90 the
sessss seessAsscenee 81 the
ssasshistie .svsaent thrssghoss
OsesDs. nspsrts from other pow
evs csuAsaed the italian tmpres-
siea.
Thn apparently vas the chief factor
The evening world., 1900-03-10

Charles =. Aehron. the Tivoli dive
hsspsr VIA sald that ~ snapped his
on0sss q the pslies beeanss the men
~ pail for protection would throw
then cot Of ofBcs n they came footing
aeest the tsapis Of vice In West rhir-
tv-0fSh street. came down TO the JET
fosseo Aartst Court this morning In
company with Brown his head bar
hseo6.
Agreeable 70 the police programme
Dueliahsd exclusively N Tue Evening
.Wessl yesterday. the Tivoli was visited
~ Detectives at 10 O'Clock this morn.
~. sn1 aft@ they had ought bseF with.
ous trouble Ackron and his bouncer we're
asssstsd. They were bailcd In 500 each
b Adolph RudorfY. Of West rorty-sev.
ssth street.
Askrou vas over dressed. His clothes
vors loud and sporty" lie wore a
e1gh soft hat. which he neglected TO
crease OF crush. Q blue madras shirt.
Nth headlight diamond In the bosom.
nd gloves and loud tie.
, a lawyer accompanied him. bu, he
was apparently ashamed OF his Job,
The evening world., 1900-03-10

In the Queens sudden change Of plans,
though doubtless many Of her Ministers
always thought II would be better policy
for her to remain at home while the M.
ton was In the throes Of war.
In any case the result. with the accom-.
panyinE celebrations and the announce.
ment OF the Queens coming trip to Ire
land. has had the mos, beneficial effect
on the TINTED Kingdom. Gsyety reign.,
trade has revived. and shopkeepers. es.
pec,allv those Of the metropolis. look
forward 10 big business.
As for society In Ireland. It Is In .
state Of hubbub and excitement that
has not been seen Cor many q yesr.
Regardless Of politics. the Queens visit
To Dublin will doubtiesr be made the
occasion Tor unprecedented festivities,
though throughout Great Britain there
will be some tension until the Queen
has recrossed the channel In safety.
The evening world., 1900-03-10
Ocean Liner Seached for
Swindlers Before
She Sailed.
EAST SlDBRS Lost HONEY.
Third Man Wanted Not
Found on the
Steamer.

Just before the Cunard line s,eamshi,
Lucania sailed for Liverpool this after
noon two men were arrested by Contra
offlcc detectives. The arrests wer,
quietly made and the two men wer,
taken 10 their cabin In the recond-clas,
department. and n search OF thu doel
and vessel made for n third man. The,
we're no, able to ind him. and At m,
last moment lief, the shin Win m. mi,
oners.
The ,wo men ~ere aovr a, IN. .h.,.,
liz, M ~ and q oo,dh.r, and ,h.,
we're IN have occun,s,, c,h,r Va po,t
mar ...o,.,n. 80 a.. s-,..,,... -.
,-.,..,,.. -
uNe"nk "hae' iass hAmes soo I'M
s.dsr man was alleged 10 be Maurice
n. Mussher, known On the lower 80
~.
Tnefs was good deal OF mystery
surrounding the arreet. hut n vas nd.
.,,,.A ,h., ~. - - , o..
"n'.a '"'' '"c "eh "e1e a1restsd 1o'
The evening world., 1900-03-10
QUEEN LEAVES LONDON.
Huge Crowds Cheev vtet0pla On
Her Way To the Railway
NtatoOo.

LONDON. March 10. SIS p. M.-Queen
Victoria brought her visit to London to
close this evening and returned 10
Windsor after an inspection OF two bat.
talions Of the Guards.
throughout the day v~st crowds gath.
cred outside Buckingham Palace and
along the route to tho railroad station.
and when the royal carriage finally
started for Hyde Park. on its way 10
Paddington the enthusiasm broke out
In a roar Of cheers which was almost
unbroken until the train departed.
Previous 10 leaving the palace there
was brief ceremony on the grounds.
where 400 khaki-ciad Guardsmen. in
full marching order. were drawn up for
the Anal inspection OF Her Majesty be-
fore their departure :or South Africa
o. Wednesday.
The evening world., 1900-03-10
SHE TOOK ACID
N THE STREET.
"What's the User" Ex-
claimed Susie Finn, and
Then Fell Dying.

whats the use!'' exclaimed evs'>
Finn to q woman companion early this
morning ss they walked along Eidr'dge
street. Then she drank the contents Of
Q two-ouncc vial Of carbolie ACID ana
fell writing on the sidewalk.
An ambulance took her dying to oeo.
verneur Hospital. As the horse cisttereo
away another woman. who said she was
Hattie Hnes. . cousin Of the WOMAN
ran Up screaming and tainted.
Four years ago. she said aftssward'
suaI, Finn. who II twenty-five. was .
happy wife. Her husband died ana sns
Loot heart.
For the last year she - bssa fans'
liar figure on the Bewsry. and lately sas
has been homeless.
The evening world., 1900-03-10
Aox1oN. T1voLI DIvIxEIrIA.

for he refused to make known hi
name.
Ackron transferred his scovi from
hsxistrate Cornell TO an Evening
World reporter.
lawyer he said. who said
had q laWyerf What shs,hd I need
lawyer fort Who DO you take me for
amy way
II have been Informed that you are
Mr.. Charles E. Ackron. owner Of the
Tivoli Music Hail." said the reporter.
well. you better make sure Of your
facts before you insul, al honorable
gentleman" waa his response.
Just then the Magistrate read Ack.
ron's name aloud. Which Is Ackron
ana which Brown" he Inquired. looking
a, the two prisoners.
Ackron was pointed out. He scowfei,
Change places" said the Magistrate,
eoldly, lie refused 20 trcmbIs before
the hvoil scow..
" took him bu, a few minutes to ho.d
the prisoners In si.us ball each for trial
In SPECIAL Sessions. Ackron wns taken
out into the corridor near the cage. and
paced NJ and down. raging. while Mr.,
Anonymous. his lawyer. went out ~
md bondsman.
The evening world., 1900-03-10
RIOT
IN CHICAGO,
Police Fire Shots Over
Crowd to Save Nom
Union Men.

CHICAGO. March io.--Rcnewed dis
order. which at one time threatened to
develop into a riot. attended the at
tempts to-day Of the contractors to
place non.union men at work at the
new oedensburg docks, Kipysbury and
Ontario streets.
seventy-hve non-union men guarded
by nve special policemen marched to
the DOCKS arl went to work amid the
jeerine and hooting Of a crowd Of about
- union workmen. who were. however.
kept at . distance by a strong force
% police.
When the special officers left the
scene they were followed by a large
crowd aud at Erie ami Wells street.
the crowd closed In on the officers. hurl.
Ing Ice and snow al them. and for q
moment serious trouble was threatened.
The officers drew their revoIyers an
iifed lev shots In the air which scat
tered the crowd. AZ on. or two othe-
points non-unlon met were Threatened
and pclted with snowbalis. but the police
prevented actual conflicts.
The evening world., 1900-03-10

The story that the Perry Tiffanys had
separated. printed In this mornings
Times. |, Indignantly denied by the
families Il both Mr.. ard Mrs. Tiffany.
ITS a lie" exclaimed Belmont Tif-
fanny to an Evening World reporter TO-.
day.
mot a word Of truth In Il! Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry Tiffany are on the hest Of
terms. lie Is In British Guinea looking
after his mining interests. She Is stop
ping with ter sister, Mrs. Butte. Dun.
can. at Aiken while he Is away. When
no returns she will he In this city to
meet him. His departure was not unex-
pected nor dh he leave without her
knowing IT,"
The marriage Of Perry Tiffany and
Mis- Marie Havemsyer, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Havemeyer'
In this city April q, 1880. was described
~ tho most gorgeous wedding OF the
decade.
He Vas the son Of the late Witt
TIFFANY. founder OF the great 5swelry
house. and a grandson OF Commodore
Perry. closely related to the Bsimonts
and other fashionable families. and %.
eiety turned out en- masss.
The wedding took place at the Have
meyer home. at Thirty-eighth street
and Madison avenue. The ceremony
was performed BY Archbishor corrisan
and the music was played BY Scidrs
orchsslra,
After n tour abroad the Young couple
The evening world., 1900-03-10
Death His Only Escape.

demnnd.d proof Of what seemed
mPossi6Ie.
several doctors said had COO
sumption.
They all ordered me to a consump-
tivs's climate. After had taken
their treatments. which failed to do
me any good. I continued to row
worse. and ] was discouraged Of ever
getting any better.
That Ia why I demanded proof Of
the Koch Lung Cure for the cure Of
Q disease which seemed To me impos-
sIbie, but they satisfied me that they
had cured hundreds OF cases and ]
was made to believe. ! therefore DO
gan treatment last April, and II has
worked a. . miracle In my case. 10
fact have been cured By the Koch
Lung Cure, st - West ga T.. end
have remained we'll for three months.
am porter on the orchestra hoor
At Keith's Theatre. Everybdy down
there knows that had consumption
and have been cured. and they Will
tell you 10. ] live 1t ~ West nth
It., with Mr.. Reynor, where ] would
prefer TO zee any one after hours In
stead Of q my business an always
q the theatre from 7 A. n. 70 r. Il.
and shall b Glad to satisfy any one
that this treatment has saved me,
from . cousumptive's grave. They all
have vatched ny case to eee II ] got
veil. and they rejoice With ne TO
know bow my horrible disease was
cured. I had night sweats that had
veakened me 20 ] could hardly ~
sround, but thsy have bssa cured,
also NJ cough. 10 longer spit blood
and en- aenln 0truog and we'll ] vas
n the secuad stage Vt consumption.
Ths many doctors who save ne up
ana ordered ~ 70 . change of eli.
uase viii b surprised when they
rood thIs and see that I got well 6
houe and d Q vesy small cost. In.
proved from the nrSt day ! brcafhed
thoos pleasaat, healing. oily vapuss
non tkaG wouderful Koch inhalation
Nsehins, which Oiled ny lungs With
hsaling ole every other day and
cure1 - without running my stom.
sch with nsdiciue. an BOW well.
"a I Insert this statemsue because |
know hundreds are dying every day
on1 Woul1 IKE 10 BE- cur06 - I Va.
nyssyss1y hsrs VIII tel yos ~ I
~ t1e tFuth.
M 0ARDCADD01l
nugtse at Keilh's Uniea 0Qu1iD
J1eo1gA ogu1a11n Uoua
The evening world., 1900-03-10
NOW
MEANS WAR.
Big Preparations Are
Being Pushed at
Sebastopol.

In View Of the tension between Grca,
britain snd Russia. as shown by the
wariike declaration OF the Ameer Of
Afghanis,an and the moving 81 the
Care troops on the Afghan frontier. the
following spec,ai despatch In the Even
Ing Post OF this city from LIS well-in-
formed correspondent IN London Is sig.
nincan,:
Iloyds was yesterday thrown into a
state IL much perturbation by the re-
ceip. from the Lioyds agent at sebss'o-
pol OF code word signifyinG that Rus.
sia was making there surprising wariike
organizations. Lloyds committee cablcd
hack askins for Details out Of cipher. the
comuittss BELIEVING that . wrong ccds
word must have bssn used. The reply
came n once that the code word wA'
quite correct; that active warllke prep
sra,,ons wer, proceeding At sebastopoi
.No~." said this member Of Lloyd'
10 me. "l.loyds agents are 10, hysierteal
journalists. yoa may put uhAi intervfs'
ta,,on you like up"n II. MY BELIEF u
hal Russia means business against
some one. and may not there unprece'
dcn,ri royal happenings mean that th'
Queen calls her people. not fofxessins
Ireland. about her. In view possibly OF
greater storm than We ere nov wealth
e,,ns In south AfrtcaT'
This again 10 serious esp'ana ticr
s,rtcus,y a4vasced. Its veahness ibs'
IA the assvupticn that Russia's vasilks
prrparssions. whatever shey may ~
nee,,.srtly constitute . menace "a
british interests or ere likely directly
TO concern England
England certainly has no aggressive
designs upon Rvssls o. France. or ans
pro,cse Of thslss. ana she neither sesk'
nor expects serious trouble AZ shIs 10
msnt from any sush quartet.
~ only ,as{sts upon heine left 70 bet
ora ln.pestal development In SOUTH
Afy1ea ana slsevhsss. and uhatsSes ps
i%yds NAY once hsvs aC2ed fren
Eurcpean in,esventten. even hs sees Va
II Il b. Jsgsn vhsm nsss.s fears, ana
| ", az wss .onE ago foreshadoweo IN
these desp,iches, Japan mssns % ss:r
a. zee breaks no q ne Moth rsssas !:
she regards 40 the lust fruits Of hei
victory over Cnira. tkefs 10 no r~ss,s
20 suopuoe shst lSse1 oa.iseusy weuA
lklnk n Dngiea6s beslneou 10 taee oay
Ss.sh ssf waSsiAAsS Sssn s I'd
Jspea
The evening world., 1900-03-10
HUMbUG the PEOPLE.

Dr. Parkhurst has not got much faith
that anything 81 moment will he ac.
comp,ished as . result Of the present
agitation.
"Prssident York and other, had q
conference yesterday" he said, Ind
something wii doabeless be done 20
hSubus the people.
But nothing material vii. be accom-.
plished until we get down 20 the ethics
and moral features and question the
conscience - the people.
An ecumenics1 council, 10 tell The
world hoe I, shall he saved. IL 20 NEE,
here hext month for ten days. Just
think Of ~ II Is TO rather In q city
that Is second Only 20 sodom and
Gomorrah'
The society OF which I Am Pres.
hers seeks evidence to convie, tho
Visions: ,as police seek evidence TO
acaui, them.
Il am hopeful. however. that som..
thing Will s,on he accomplished be-
cause the mothers Of New York ar,
becoming Interested. Complaints on
mo,hsrs ssAlp,i the gambling evil arr
"Emrloyes eosdd greatly ala IN the
suppression Of vice u they would
threaten employees with summary d,s.
missal on proof % gambling on the
part OF the latter. But many % tAssr
employers profess TO BE- too busy 10
give any attention TO the welfare Of
thoi Uubordinates
The evening world., 1900-03-10
BIC POLICE
SHAKE-UP,
Deputy Chief Mackeller
Sent to Long Island
City.

rhs Brooklyn police passed ou. Of the
Assds Of Deputy Chief Mackeiler at I
o'ciees this morning. and was placed
inner the control Of Deputy Chief Me.
Lsushiin.
pspssy Chief Maskeiler. who has been
o. the had Of Brooklyn's forse for 30
Unay ysars that he was deemed Q M.
~ thess. vent TO take charge Of the
Deeslsets Of Long Island city. while
0gUsty chief Clayton came south to
0Deaiya - assissant 20 Mclaughlin.
~ was not oil Of the shake-up. A
oonnSss Of captains were transferred
- ~ ais y iiisd with dire rumors
tAas sssssasts yin follow suit.
-. nsyse,ds. the former head Of IN,
1Dosselvs fierce. vas sent from the Wild
- Aeiant!e avenue down to the "ca,
- psee,nct." at Fifth avenue an,
0nissssh street
!. - 0nsilly vas shifted from Gate,
nnoD - Dutlss street: Edmund Brow,
~ No. Dssisr 70 Atlantic avenue
meov vss ssst iron Grand avenue .,
~ svsnss; Cullen changed car
- Vhils Lawson. the last Of III
= -. vsas iron Firth avenue q
- . = =. yesterday whom the or
- Nh frsm puDlce MsadQuaR'
~ eAsaosa Thsy were sh'
= ~ seufS sseset eonfab d
Doo ~ oIisosA. bst ~
~ ~ faver vas ths
The evening world., 1900-03-10
DEAD STRAIGHT TIP.

THERE'S nothing doing. for fair. this
time, said . downtown .poo.sellsr. % he
stood outside his room. just closed upon
s .sss q "a ;s e, hat ,gss:d e x.
tip 10 DEAD straight and there 10 dcds.
ing. We didn't mind the police. becs Use
any tip that might come from then
would only usan TO ess under cover for
avhlie
70 sisrt anytime mis- e ! u %
what's doing Wiz the uranA yuyy. so1
there tsa'l any 3 1nheytno vita that"
The evening world., 1900-03-10

was called 10 Cuba to bring back his
brother. Lieit. William Tiffany, who.
while member Of the Rough Riders.
Lieut.. Tiffany back. but the soldier had
been too much weakened. and died In
Boston a week later.
Perry Tiffany ,avished on his wife tho
most costly jewels the great hrm Of
which he IL member could secure.
Her collection Is valued at $4,000
One set. a pair OF jewelled butterflies.
10 90 arranged as to bring out the q.
luisi,e coio.ins o. the insects themsclyeA
The evening world., 1900-03-10
STOLE DRUG BY GALLONS

Mrs. EiixabetA Riley was araisncd to-
day in Freehold. y. j.. charged with
stealing several gallons Of laudanum
from a drugs.yt's s,oreroou 70 satissy
her craving for ~ ldrus.
She confessed to having taken the
stun In half-gallcn lots, and said she nc.
qulred the habit by taking medicine pre-
scribcd by a physician. She was Too
poor to buy the stuf in the quantities
her craving demanded.
The evening world., 1900-03-10
DRrACOA BAY DECISION.

bst Arbitrator Mold Back Aware
Of Indemnity fssa Per.
0usal.
BERNE. Switzerland. March ie-Ths
Bund announces that the Arbitration
Tribunal has pronounced Judgment n
the Ds.aeoa bay arbitration. but On III
principal points only.
The question Of the indemnity 10 b
paid BY Portugal remains. and tina, viii
shortly be decided. The judEmsnt vii
then be communicated 70 the parties
The evening world., 1900-03-10
rELIGRAYS PRON SHIPS
rsssesseys sa Atlsntis Linen "a.
sess TELEGRAPH - Their
frtends o. Share,

just ~ soon - tho litigation be-
tween the wireless. telegraph companies
10 settled the North German Lloyd com.
pan!es Will install the system on eli 10
sxprsss steamship" said Gustav A.
Bch~ab this morning.
We shall signal 10 the Borkum 10.
land station on the other aide. and
probably 20 the Nantucket iisht.shIp
on this side. Passengers viii be al.
lowed 10 send and receive message.
bet. of eoarte. the schedule Of ra,es
has not been fxed."
James A. Wright. vce-president OF the
Anesican etssmship line. Mid that n
. wireless telegraph rscssvins ssatioa
we're estsblshei q, ths Nantucks,
shoals iighi-ship he ihouBhs moot ol
the transatlantic lines 49, s6opt n,
system an thcis ships.
The evening world., 1900-03-10
POOL -ROOMS ARE CLOSED
TO-DAY BY SECRET ORDER.
tcon,lnuei from Firs, Psge)

causs Of its source. but also In view Of
certain facts well known TO sverybod,
conyer,ant with the political situation.
The police. all knew, were all right
Chief Devery. his star and force had had
annie opportunity TO make raids. ar
rests or TO take any oth~ steps toward
suppressins their trafiie a, sny time.
With the Grand Jury after them. how
ever. and the Distriet-Att prac-
t!caiiy ordered by the Grand Jury to
prosecute with all his s,a6 ana facili.
lies an investigation which miah, lead
to indie, ments. the situation was No.
nuIfa M cnmfnrtah bile
The evening world., 1900-03-10
york 4 SPHINX.

President Bernard J. York was the
first member Of the Police Board 10
arrive st hsadquarters this morning.
lie was lolllns In BIG easy chair
opening his mall when an Evening
World reporter saw him and put the
following questions:
DO you indlvi iuslly ~ . Police Com.
missioner intend to close up the gam.
bling houses and dives In this city,"
II have nothing TO say"
Have the Police Commissioners, ~
body decided entering upon . crusade
against these placesr'
II have nothing TO say"
rs there any chance In the situation
this morning.
30 far ~ I know. none
what action do you Anticipate the
Police Commissioners will tahef"
There IL nothing more to be said than
has already been said. That brings the
matter up to data"
For Ave hours last night the Commits
sionsrs sat In secret session. II vas the
sicrmisst they ever had. crimination
and recriminAtion were freely dealt In.
..e pot called the kettle black. Their
angry voices we're frequently heard In
the corridors to which the reporters
were excluded.
Not one Of the four failed TO show that
he was In a panic. Even such phlsa-
matte members Of the board ~ smiling
sexton ard loauacious Hess were fright.
tned bv the storm which had broken
over their heads.
They had been denounc.nE Presiden;
York. They said that his loose talk"
In the papers Wa rec ponslble for much
the freed u the police and the organise
ton behind u was responsible for much.
The evening world., 1900-03-10
BRITAIN Is WAITING.

81 Amended NicssagUa
Csaa1 Tsessy.
LONDON. March ie.-No action has
been taken by the Government, regard.
Ing the change In the Nicaragua Con.
vention BY the Foreign Relations Com.
mittcs. y, Washington.
The Cniied states Government. ap.
parsnty. has made no representations
to Lora salisbury since the Convention
was s,Snei. Omcial opinion 10 r..
served and II Is impossible to say what
acton Great Britain 10 likely to take
regarding the senats's amendments OF
the treaty.