The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-10
CALLERS FROM LOUISIANA.
HarbOr improvements Discussed at
the White House.

Representative and Delegates Who
Attended the baltimore Congress
Present Their views To the Fresi-
dcut-Vis3t From senator Mitchell.
Representatives Meyer. Davey. and
Bausd,I Of Louisiana. and party Of del
egat,s from that State. Tho attended the
River and H1rbor Congress at Baltimore.
called on the President this morning.
JGoIpho Wolfe. President of the Board
Of Trade of New Orleans. was member
Of the party. Mr.. Roosevelt expressed
great interest i'm the work Of the River
and Harbor Convention. The Louisiauiaus
are especially interested in the improve
m,nt of what is known as the South
west Passage.' az the mouth Of the Miss
issippi. The opening and maintenance OF
this passage to an extent that viii ac-
commodate an traHic centring at New
Orleans. can be successfully carried out
only under a provosion Of the River and
Harbor bill The Presidents callers said
that the proposed reciprocity treaties are
of especial interest 20 the New Orleans
business public. a large part of which is
engaged in either importing or exporting.
The President is quite anxious To- make
trIus-couuncntaI trip next summer.
said Senator Mitchell Of Oregon, who call
cd at the White House today To- bid the
President good-by before the Senator
took his departure for the West. Senator
Mitchell fayors no change in the exist
ing tariff schedule. Tie thinks that any
alteration of the tariff would impair the
prosperity of the Administration.
john Barrett. of oregon, a delegate to
tho Pau-Am,ricau Congress. thinks thgt
th, suppression OF anarchy viii be one of
IN, subjects 70 be considered during the
sessions OF that body in the City OF Mex
ico- South and Central American co-u-
tries have long Eb,'u menaced 10y the
reds. AIT. Barrett viii leave tomEEt
for ST Louis
The deIegat.e ~ this and other coun-
tries viii De- entertained iu that city boy
the management Of the Louisiana Fur-
chase Exposition.
Ii is expected that Sir Thomas Upton
and Marquis Ito. the Prime Minister of
Japan Will attend the banquet in honor
Of the delegates The President desires
that the policy OF the representative Of
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