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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08
Jersey Contrnctc- Becomes Insane.

NEW BRUNSWICK. y. J., Jan. S--Con-
tractor George Yates was taken to tho
Trenton asylum last night after ne had
attempted TO drive the members Of his
family from the house at the point of a
revolver. Yates visited all the lawyers il
the city yesterday and attempted 20 In
duCe them 20 institute a suit against John
Grant for 100000 On the ground Of
defamation of character His mind then
turned toward making big contracts To
is believed a sunstroke is responsible for
his condition.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08

ST. LOUIS. 40. Jan. S-Charles r.
Haughton. president Of the Vest End
Club. has declared of the boxing contest
between Benny Yauger. of Chicago. and
Ice Bernstein. Of Neu York. scheduled 20
take place before the West End Club here
on January a. Trouble over thc 5elcr-
lion OF a referee is given as the cause.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08
Marriage Licenses Issued.

Garfield Manning and Nora Neal.
William Hill and Hattie T0lefarro.
Cassius Murphy Monnossen. Pa. and
Clara Brown. District Of Columbia.
Herbert c. Williams and Jennie Ford
Robert II. Random and Clara NJ Rider,
both OF Baltimore. Md
Erasmus Paul and Emma Bean.
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BERLIN. Jan. Sit is learned here to-
ia regard TO The trouble win Venezuela
The German Government is awaiting @
reply from President Castro 10 its recent
note before making any fresh move
There appeared to be some doubt ga Off
ciaI circles ass 90 whether President Cas-
tro or a successor who may overthrow
mis- Government. viii have the duty OF
making O. final settlement
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strlIze ON Near MiI,.e.nnrre.

WILKEsBARBE. Pa. Jan S-Thc 7ra
mine workers at the Buttouvood coIIierv
Of the Parrish Coal Company went On
strike this morning because the COMPANY
refused. 90 discharge few uGn-uui0I
hands employed on the outside. The com
panv refused 20 discriminate between
uni0n and nCn-uniou men and the former
decided C. strike until the uOn-uuiCn men
Join the union or leave the mine.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08
Frnud Order Issned.

fraud and lottery order was issued
this morning by Mr.. Johnson. Acting
Postmaster General, against the Indus
TRIAL Mutual Deposit Company. OF Loxiug-
ton. Ky, OF which A. o. Taylor is prCsi-
dent. William Curran. vice president. J.
Tt. Baker. secretary and general man
ager. W +. Eannistor. treasurer. and W.
n Bush sutciaI agent
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08
Eouna Hody Of Dead infant.

Policeman speer, Of the Tenth Precinct.
found a dead infant. about three months
old. on a vacant lOt at TakOma Park yes
teTdag morning. The body was taken TO
The Tenth precinct station, and the cor
aner was notified Of the finding OF The
body The body Was later removed TO the
r,..s .ue-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08

Company ID. First Battalion. ID. G.. y. G..
washington Light Infantry, viii give
their annual bah tomorrow evening. Jan
u.4y q. 1902. Each lady attending will be
presented with q handsome hat PIN made
from Washingtc- Light Infantry button
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08

The Empress Dowager is praised for
her graciousness while the parade was
entering the city. She was undoubtedly
the most conspicuous figure in the i'm
periaI party. and her past crimes have
been forgotten in yesterdays conclusion
Of the troubles a conclusion which was
brought about through the cooperation
Of the various Governments.
The foreign ministers took no official
CogniZanCe Of yesterdays event. and did
not appear in the city. Neither did the
foreign legation guards. The entire city
was left 10 the Chinese.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08
Government Bonds.

To is a difficult matter 90 determine how
much o. the selling In the United States
Steel securities today was simply reaIiz-
ing sales by professional operators and
how much if any was actual liquidation
Of long stock on account OF real disap-
pointmeut over the character Of the
statement made by the company. Senti-
ment in conservative quar- ers leans TO
the opinion that profession al operations
were responsible for the decline in the
stocks largely They had been advanced
sharply TO the highest level since the
strike began and as usually happens when
news is given out that has been expected
there vas much taking Of profits
IL is said that the steel people them
selves sold considerable blocks Of the
stocks yesterday, al the opening. and It
is thought tina. they very likely got rid
OF much If not an or the purchases that
they have made recently, in pushing the
price up. II they accomplished this
without breaking the stocks any more
than they did there has been an import
ant net gain In the price.
What the Statement shows.
The statement is analysed in different
WAYS Of course. bur on the whole. opinion
in conservative quarters is most rosy. The
concern is earning at the rate of slls.-
CNu.HlO per year This is enough 20 Uro-
vide interest on the bonds OF the COM
paGE, Z ger cent dividend on the pre-
ferrod stock ANA leave 1I.5 per cent 8u
th, common stock for tine year
10 is enough 10 provide interest and
= .HH. . IH.# n|
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08
New Cure for Cancer.

PARIS. Jan. S.-Dr. Leroy has com
mUuicaJed TO the Academy Of Medicine a
cure for cancer which ne has discovered.
The cure consists O. the simultaneous In
tornal use Of arsenic and quiuine ~ gVan-
tiues proportiOuate 20 the gravity Of the
gasr.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08

Sales-Washington Gas IJG 6S's. 25H
6S& 25d6g Mergenthaler Linotype: 10
Hl70. LanSton MOnoJype. l25N lOA-
American Graphophone Company, Pref
407tz. After call-LanstOu Monotype;
5CNIOIs. Green Copper 5G3ll2-
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BONDS.
Bid Asked
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08

''Nvstic Cure for rheumatism and neuralgia
radically cures in TO days. Its action upon the
srstcm IS remarkable and mysterious. lt re-
moves az once the cause and the disease imnc-
Giately disappears The first dose greatly benefits
% cents and 81. Sold tv Stevens Pharmacy.
Pennsylvania Avenue and Ninth street
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08
Thc - lori. CentrnI Accident.

Tile. accident in the New-York Central
tunnel was used as bear argument on
Central stock and caused some selling Of
the issue, Il is possible also. that there
was some selling Il the stock. 100, on the
theory that II the Supreme Court forbids
the Northern Securities Company TO exist,
the Vanderbilt consolidation plans viii
also have 10 be given up.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08
Ho,r ID 800 Pncun,nnIn.

it-F a uUfi established isct tiat pneumonia
,an be- prevented fis disease always rssult-
from cold from ~ affe.h ~ influenza.
Among the tens u .hous4nds who have .isi
Chambcllsiu'- Cough Remedy for these disease
gCu viii NOT find sinRle case that las ever is-
suited DOB pneumonia. Which shows elnsIu.ivelv
that 10 is certain preventive of -i.at dread dis
ease. Tie fact 81. DO c.uutaTlcts ans ttHIcu.- .t
. cold 1r attack of thr grip toward r1cIm1u.r
IL s famous ic. Do. ggie- taras ef cold sud uII..
81 druggists ell 10.
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serion. BIC ID RIchmond.

RICHMOND. Va. Jan Sire last
night damaged the cigarette and cheroot
factory Of q. Cameron & CO. 10 the ex-
enr Of 100000. origin unknown. Five
hundred operatives are thrown out Of
employment.
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FINANCIAL.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS

viii open an account with MS. For such an &C.
count We win buy and sell. for .gu, as often as
desired. % shares OF sto-E-the value 81 which
amounts 20 from 500 90 5000. We advance bal
auce Of purchase money az a charge not exceed
ing rate o. per cent per anuIm- Small capital
thus invested enables the dealer 20 secure the
profits from investments of greater amounts such
accounts. properly operated. exceed la posi-
biHty Of profit any other method Of investment
For benefit of customers operating accounts iu
this manner We issue free our 8UJ-p1Ee, gl0tl-
bound illustrated
Guide to Daily Market
InveSto anu Letter"
One contains complete information as % Wall
street. its methods and SeCuriries- the other
faithfully gutIug~ each afternoon the probahi-
movements cf tLe markets. Both are invaluable %
investor OF trader. enable suyone ro invest money
keep rl- principal intact and make 10 pay au IN
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08
STEEL STOCKS
BREAK SHARPLY
Declines Of Two Points In
Both Issues.
THE MARKET OFF IN SYMPATHY.

Declines in Trust shares Attributed
To CUmpHuH'> Statement, Z though
Sentiment in This Regard ImPrON-
ed After UpcuinE-ScNerui strong
Securitie..
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08
WANDERINGS OF
CHINESE COURT.
A JOURNEY Of 1900 MILES.
Return {" PeLinE Of the Imperial
Party Closed the Most Event
full Trip Made in Two
Centuries.

PEKINC. Jan 8 What was an uu-
PTecedented and the longest Chinese I'm
perial journey in 200 years ended yester-
day when Emperor Kwang-su entered the
Forbidden City.
On August 10, 1900, the court escaped
from Tho allies just as the latter entered
the city The Emperor, Empress and
Dowager Empress at that time we're
crowded into two carts. and by a cir
cutous route finally reached Singan-fu
When they returned here yesterday they
came in great state. and after they had
Jouneyed more than 500 miles
An ENtrnvngun, Parade.
Notwithstanding the imneriaI DECLARE
ton that the return would be a simple af-
fair, and that economy must be observed.
the journey from Singau-fu was an ex-
travagant parade. The court had an i'm
mense following and wide swath OF
country was laid waste by the extortiou
and blackmail Of the eunuchs and reti-
nue. the expenses Of the entertainment
of the Court in the Province Of Chilli are
/ estimated at 5000, 00G taels. This is less
than in other provinces because Of the
Z N"--'f lAAA-No III Allill II is frequent
/ ly charged that enough money has been
spent IN the triumphai return of the
/ court 10 pay the interest on the indem-
nifty TO the allies for a year. The eunuchs
squeezed out 1000 taeIs in Chilli and
/ 100000 taels in Honan.
Reported SPIendOr Not Believed.
The reported spIendor Of the court be
J fore its arrival at the capital is not cred
] tied Accounts received here indicate that
/ previous to its arrival at Paoting-fu the
/ court presented the appearance Of a mean.
! motley crowd Of barbarians
! The Belgian railway officials INDUCED
1 in lavish decora tions along their section
/ Of the railway and furnished free trains
/ to the imperial family from Chenting-fu
1 TO Fengtai.
The English railway authorities fur
I nished similar courtesies from Fengtai
( to MaChiapu. The crodiJabie appearance
made by the court on entering the city,
/ and the impressive spectacle Of the sur
I rOundings was due in a large measure 20
I the fne-loOking well-accoutred troops of
| NicerCy YUan-shih-kai and General Mayu-
lrrr
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08
- York stocI E.chnnrc.

Corrected daily by W B. Hibbs & Co., mem.
bers Of the New York stock Exchange. 1919 ?
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08
FINANCIAL.
CONSOLIDATED MERCUR
GOLD Mines co.
OF UTAH.
lying 1879 Annually.
OF UTAH.

---., ,-,,.- r,,,-,-r-,c rr- % az
~ P',-'y' '''1 ~ al ~
so i'''- "'' "F 90 '-' -
IL is conservative calculation as ABOVE 'i'~-
al least >o'"''o'" more VIII 'e p'olD',D ',
THESE aITeaoy ae'elopea Janus sum 'e@'-N7
acres u".'' S'oi ca i'' lo-''' -.
% y. ~. s., -, - 80 a., ,,r,r,lr+f.s IN,
~ - - -
as found desirable or valuable from the unfoldins
-, Ll o'-,.,NS ~ l-,' " D'i,,L -, e. ~
chase. Thus the entire holdings Of the company
have the strongest likelihood Of proving similar IN
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08
The Northern Securities Matter.

The street generally takes the view that
the supreme Court action in the Northern
Securities Company matter is not 90 be
considered q very serious business II IS
thought that there can he little doubt that
the railway people viii win their asat i'm
tho end
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Mrs. JAS. Barton, of Toronto, Canada, vurc--
"Tor eighteen m0utLs I suffered from NLaI
supposed vss bladder and kidney trouble and
took medicine ilom taree different doctors. With
out amy sign oi cuTe. J felt -u i.l at last I VA.
hardly able to do uv work.
81 thought ] would ul box OBJ! ~uaIr- Ur--
U,psia Tablets and sp, Do they would make ms
feel better, never really thinking , rsj dyspepsia.
hut after only three or fo1r tablets bad been
taken an thc acid trouble disappeared. and chen
J discovered had bad acid dE-prf-i5 while rHs
doctors had been treating mr ~ kidney and
bladder trouble, ami one of them treated me f.s
IEgmuats-W
'Ny digestion is fine. my complexion clear.
and I ana able t0 DO mJ work, and Tow spirits ar,
unknown 10 me-
81 am so thankful fer finding a cure so good
aud so pleasant to take o. Stulrf'- Dyspepsia
Tablets. ! ana surprised 90 Jl, change Jbsg have
made In me-
All druggists sell and recommend SttIsrt'-
Ieapcisis Tablets. because they contain only Oh.
simple n-tuIal digestive and taken after meal
prevent aodity and cause prompt digestion and
assimilation of food.
Physicians everywhere oulorzr them L.aau-,
they arc o. sate '1r Iha child as fur Che adaIt.
they are iuya.uatIe Tor sour stomach. uervuI..
di4pep-la- he4i tLuru, 4as Uu stomach and bow
els, and every form Of stomach arrangement.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08
LADlEShEEOiRG ADglG: AND TREaTA;sI
NINE, THEQ.

Ncfi.s1n and Card Reader. Washington's most
faraous @Iairvoyaut and palsni,t. Consult her on
business love and family Affairs; rsunites the
separated. removes spells. causes speedy mag
risges ard gives luck Open daily German
-uak,u l5c and Soc $50 81. NV mi--
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nave no fear .hgr t'air dividends viii not
Doc iorthoomins for Svmo time iu the .u-
.UTc.
As for the preferred stock the margin
above tine dividend ON tlar issue is $50
large -Lat there can hardly be- any doubt
Of It's safety AS am d. yastuCnr- After all
fixed charges. including interest ON bonds.
had been provided Tor. tcr nine months
after an sinking fund and improvement
expenses has been provided for. there
=tiil remains. as result Of the opera
lion q the business FOR these nice
months. $61.4gJ Geo or enough 90 pay the
preferred stock dividend TWO and ore-hali
times over
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08

The enterprise CANNOT yield less than it HAS
yielded, and Is yieldin--but IL may, and. IN all
probability WILL, yield a much larger increment
of profit
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LOAMS OF $40

AND UPWARD On FURNIrU RE- AND PIANOS
a lowest iz.cs and on The day ycu apply. We
ale loauIug on Tie Building and Loan Association
plan which maacs abe cOst Of carrying loans
much less than you pay elsewhere and allows
you 60 pay il Oh in any sized notes you desire
unuiug from 10 TIVE Sc months II yIu have
q Ioan With some other company we Will paw q
Il and advance you moe money II desired
hates cheeIlgI.y given. and TO cost 10 you unless
loan IS made. Cgu aud get rates Front roou
arst h00r
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO,
G25 + Sc. n. w.
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-T- NOS
SCALP treatment. -Hamrooiu- given at private
homes tu promote the growth ur EaiE. removing
JauJuIf- iGdT ISIS MRS. A. =. BAgTLEIT Sta
t.on %. Box -. iao-5
~ d. BURNETT Consult her oa business. Ioyg.
family troubles removes ~pcIl~- causes happy
marriages. gives buck OILS G. ST nv e--S
ORIGINAL GYPSY PALNIST-iIg e. NV. IS
cents past present tEt-.a- spells removed lucky
charms, i0ur-readinE- open sundays m7-7
MEN who work hard for a living and want 70
save money must come to U.S. for $50 sIe the only
people who sell fine tai.0r-uada overcoaJs and
suits. slightly Worn sJ prices tlat surprise our
patrons Vow come and see for yourself st THE
WORKINGNAN-S FRIEND ,iu~rl's OLD stand
Ug h. e6-1
NWE DE LONG Is tine oult I-.airo ual1aiS, Iivfrl,
Who tells YOUR name and fortune In card read
us- reduced ra -, AMI 5o-- 30 9th 2. uV.
MOS
SYLVIA GORDON gives advice on business ana
social life from source that has no equal
Reads cards. 2Jc. DO NOT huv SEA OF 20 on d
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g. So mo-.
MAlE- DAYIS-Eorn clIirvoyaut and card reader
Tells about business. removes spells, evil Iudl-
enceS, rcuuitcs the separated, and gives luck;
cures plies and dIlnAynuess- l2-S 25th 81 NV.
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08

The stock market With the exception o.
The stce4 securities began 20 rally soon
after the opening decline in prices. The
steel stocks continued near their lowest
prices until after noon Then they too
BEGAN CO recover.
the general news today was Of a hope
ful character. Sterling exchange was
heavy. and 10 was said that no further
exports Of gold should De looked for at
present Al The same time call loan
rates we're easy and the talk Of this
weeks bank statement VAS hopeful
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08

NIE DE- LONG Is rbc oulE CI.eir1 ul-1aiSt living
who tells YOUR name and fortune In card read-
ius5 reduced ta ~ AMI 5o-- 30 9th = uv.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-04-07
WILL CONSIDER VITAL TOPICS.
Newly Constitutes National Executive
Board Of MIners Meets in In
dianapoIis Today.

indianapolis, Ind, April THE
meeting of the newly constituted ma
tional executive board Of the United
Mine Workers of America will begin
In this city today to consider Ques
lions of vital Importance to the largest
labor Organization in the world, and
to interests in which millions Of dol.
lars are invested None of the Off.
Gals or members of the board who
arrived yesterday would state what is
to be considered.
In a general way it is admitted
that the situation in the Pennsylvania
anthracite regions and in the btu
minous coal fields of Virginia and
West Virginia is to be laid before
the board. Each Of the % sub-dis
tricts has one representative. The or
ganization is scattered through q
states.
The powers of the board RELATING
to the affairs of the organization are
practically unlimited, although 1t is
subject to the dictation Of the ma
tional conventions. Nearly all thu
members Of the national executive
board are here
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-04-07
Casualties Caused by Crush at
Football Game in Glas-
cow, Scotland.
OvERCROWDED STAND GAVE WAY
Police Charged and Drove Back the
People, Who Were Then Piled in
Heaps-Two Hundred and Fifty
Injured.

Glasgow. April THE. casualty
lists of the Ibrox park disaster, when
number of persons were killed or
injured by the collapsing of spec
tators' stand during the international
football match Saturday afternoon be
tween England and Scotland, were
completed yesterday.
The disaster has resulted in the
death of 81 persons and the injury of
$50. Nearly 200 of the latter were SO
seriously hurt that they were taken
to infirmaries for operations and
treatment. One hundred and fifty of
them still remain in the infirmaries
A large proportion Of the injured had
limbs broken, bodies crushed and
mangled, and heads and faces gashed.
Several more deaths undoubtedly will
result from the most critical cases of
fractured skulls.
Yesterday the infirmaries were be
sieged by friends and relatives of the
victims of the disaster, and heart
rending scenes were witnessed when
the names of those who died were
posted outside the buildings.
The action of the authorities at
Ibrox park in averting more general
panic by permitting the game to pro-
coed while they encouraged the i'm
preston Of the crowd within the en-
closure that the accident was not so
direful, is generally commended. The
incongruity of the yells of applause
mingling with the groans of the strug
Cling sufferers will never be forgot
ten by those who witnessed the scene.
There were fully 10000 spectators
at the game, while an immense crowd
outside ,clamored for admittance. Be
ing unable to obtain this, the crowd
broke some Of the barriers and
swarmed upon the field, whereupon
the police charged and drove the in
truders back upon the terraces and
seats, with the result that the rail.
ings dividing the crowds were broken
and the people were thrown over
each other.
In the frantic struggle toward the
exits the pressure toward the upper
portion Of the westerly terrace was SO
great that 100 feet Of the highest
part Of the structure collapsed I'M
der the weight Of the crowd driven
upon it, precipitating the mass Of peo-
pie to the ground so feet Below. The
injured were piled in heaps, wedged
in with broken wood. A few persons
were thrown down and trampled upon
in trying to escape from the crush
when the police charged. but most OF
the victims sustained their injuries in
the fall Of the terrace. sf~
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-04-07
CUBAN RECIPROCITY BATTLE.
e.~uggle over This Measure Will Be
Transferred 60 Floor of the House
This Week.

Washington, April THE great
battle over Cuban reciprocity, which
created such protracted struggle
among the Republicans, both in eau
Gus and in the committee on ways
and means, will be fought out on the
door of the house this week. The
ultimate passage of the Payne bill,
providing for 20 per cent reduction
on the products of Cuba after the
negotiation Of q reciprocity treaty
and the enactment of our immigration
laws by the republic OF Cuba, is re-
garded as foregone conclusion, but
the situation is complicated one
owing to the divisions among the Dem
ocrats as we'll as the Republicans.
The bill will be brought UP on Tues
day as a revenue bill. The leaders
on both sides estimate that not more
than three days will be consumed in
general debate.
The Chinese exclusion bill, which
will come to a final vote today, will
command practically every vote in the
house.
The expectations of the friends Of
the Chinese exclusion bill is that its
consideration by the senate will be
concluded by the middle of the pres,
ent week, if not before. The Philip
pine government bill will be taken up
Immediately afterward. The Demo
cratic members of the committee on
the Philippines charge that the bills
purpose is to permit the granting OF
franchises. They also object to the
continuance Of the administration OF
affairs of the archipelago without
making any provision looking to d
form of elf-government for the Philip
pine people.
The conference on the oleomargar.
inc bill probably will take place dur
ing the week.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-04-07
WANT THE FAIR POSTPONED.
Foreign Governments May Not 3
CreditabIy Represented.

Chicago, April 7.-Johlc Barrett
commissioner general to Asia for the
Louisiana Purchase exposition, made
the following significant statement
last night:
"The worlds fair management in
st. Louis has been bending every
energy to have the exposition
open promptly in 1908, but nearly all
of the foreign governments have un
officially notified the United States
government or the worlds fair man.
agement that it is physical impos.
sibility for them to be creditably rep.
resented at st. Louis in 1903. They
have informally intimated that if the
exposition shall be postponed they
will endeavor to surpass even whal
they did at Chicago and Paris. AS
the success of the. worlds fair must
depend largely on foreign participa-
ton, it can be seen that this is a most
serious consideration which neither
congress nor the exposition officials
can overlook"