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THE HAGUE TRIBUNAL.

Tx FTfN0ONs tlNAg0N'F'A-s
The permanent court OF arbitration
pi6ylded for by the universal peace
conference July %, 1922, Is ready at
any time to consider any information
al dispute which may be presented,
by the consent Of all parties interest
ed Fifteen nations, embracing ell
the maritime powers, are represent
ed These countries are Austria
Hungary, Belgium Denmark, France,
Germany, Grent Britain, Italy, ia
pan, Netherlands. Portugal Rou-
mania, Russia, Spain, Sweden aud
Norway and the United states.
The administrative council consists
OF the minister Of foreign affairs OF
the Netherlands, Baron Van Leyden,
and the diplomatic representatives, OF
The Hague Of the rathying powers.
Article 20 of the arbitration treaty
says: with the object Of facilttat-
Ing an Immediate recourse 10 arbi-
tration for international differences
not regulated by diplomatic means,
the slgnatory powers undertake TO
organize In the following manner a
~ hlNutAA NNuAN W 1T NlhA hAtNAlF az
cessible at all times, and exercising
It's functions, unless otherwise slip
ulated, between the contendug par
ties In conformity with the rules or
procedure inserted In the present
convention"
Article n then says Jhis court
Is TO have competency I'm all 0rbl-
tration cases. unless the contcndng
parties come to an understanding for
H. "a d q fFfl Of a n
ton jurisdiction"
In article - the signatory powers
consider II their duty 10 call 0ttcu-
ton to the existence of the perma.
ncut court to amy OF their friends he
tween whom a conflict rs threatening.
To this article the United states Mt
tached the following declaration:
Nothing contained In this couyen-
ton shall be 50 construed as to re-
qulre the United states of America
to depart from its traditional policy
OF not lntruding upon. interfering
with or cntangllng Itself In the po-
litical questions Of Internal admiuis-
tratlon Of any foreign state. nor
shall anything contained 10 said cou-
ventlon hc So construed as to require
the REIMBURSEMENT by the United
} Stntes of America NJ It's traditional
attitude toward purely American
questions
Powers not signing the convention
may apply TO the court under con.
} ditions prescribed. aud on this point
article 80 says: The powers who ace.
cept arbitration VIII sign special
act, clearly defining the object OF the
dispute, as well MS the scope of the
arhitrat0rs; the powers act confirms
the undertaking Of the nartips to
submit In good faith TO the arbitrd-
. tion Judgment"
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WASHINGTON.

Senator Carmack Of Tennessee denies
that Senator Morgan Is the only able ana
uncorrupt member OF the democratic party.
Secretary Wilson thinks the people at
large are benetting by the drop in beef.
Ringer Hermann, commissioner of the
general land Office, has resigned ut the re-
quest of the secretary Of the Interior
Opposition to the Cuban reciprocity
treaty is even more pronounced than had
beeu anticipated.
Senator Cnllom will try to have the IN
terstate commerce law amended.
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On .,
BoER COMMANDER m MEXICO
Ioe16tln9 a Route Over Which 10 LEAD ri
Oountfynen Into = ~ y, wv "

Locating Route Over Which 4oI.au;.
oounttynen Into a New Home ''
Laredo Texas, December % a N,oSt.-.
Spe'lai says; General Samuel p,orson -, ~ ~
noer commander who became fsmovs ~
Ing the war between tho Re- mons ''-F
s srs,,sn ey appearing at New Orleans and
T ,roituSusly opposing the sale OF mules r.
:, "s tnS agents is in Monterey as the asept
10. ."o .e Of his countrymen who nro
res.o. ~ establish colonies, either IN south
is ' Sow io retss or in Northern Mexico w.
conduct cong colspi. sGn,e oyer which ne vii Vii
airy Is III Hew Orleans Jsnu
erst ,h Sosss Will travel In A nr,vst. -.
01sn Texas according 10 Gsus sss
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Washington, December 70 I'm reply to a
question from The Post correspondent as
To his view Of Senator Nforgans expression
Of impatience with democratic as we'll as
republican leaders aud his criticism of the
honesty Of both parties on the question Of
trusts, Senator Carmaok said tonight:
Senator Morgan has been much longer
and more intimately associated with the
leaders Of the party In congress than /
have been, and perhaps be can speak with
II more thorough knowledge of their char.
0cter aud motives. But | must say that
l had formed quite a different opinion of
them from that which he expressed l
had thought-and | sim thlnk--tha there
are a number Of democratic leaders be
sides Senator Morgan who are not corrupt
and subseryleut tools Of monopoly Great
and distinguished as Senator Morgan is,
l must stil think that he is not the only
democrat who is honest and sincere The
charge be makes against the democratic
party and Its leaders ought to be support
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TROUBLE I'M CHINA

Tuna Fuh Slang Has Ten Thousand Men
Under Him.
Pekin, December 29.--According to mes
sage from Hankow from the British consul.
the movements of Tunk Fuh Slang give
reason to expect trouble. Tung Fuh Slang
Is supposed to have 10000 warriors under
his command In Kan Su province. He can
easily dominate the provinces Of Kan Su
and shen 81, as the local imperial forces
are very inferior
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7oday,s Weather.

Warrington, December 2a.--East Texas. =
Fair Tuesday; fresh north to northeast
winds Wednesday fair. warmer.
Arkansas. Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
Fair Wednesday and Tuesday.
Mississippi. Alabama and Louisiana
Fair Tuesday. Wednesday fair, warmer
light fresh north winds
New Mexico.-w Warmer Tuesday. wednes-
DAY fair.
West Texas-Fair Tuesday: warmer in
extreme west portion. Wednesday fair.
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Orange, Texas, December 20.-The Cow
Bayou Canal company, which has one of the
largest irrigating plants and rice farms in
Southeast Texas is preparing to remodel
ana rebuild the irrigating plant which 10
situated nine miles below Orange on Cow
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Houston TO interview MFR. Van Week about
the removal Of the shops.
A contract has been signed between the
Orient road and the Hamburg American
steamship line.
The order of Railroad Photographers will
try to come TO an understanding with the
Santa Tie management
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Lenntbv conferenee Va ~.

Especial to The PoslI -.
New Orleans. La, December Ins @ IA
chel OF the Frisco held lshssrssSan
ference with Vice President haraSSe eItb,
the Illinois Central railroad todsS Sb,sSt Al
party would talk about tns ,soBjsht tbs
he 'S would not give out a statem n,sos Z
corning the Friscos New Orleans p''I'
a dav nr so
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Plerson, over the Southern Pacific lines. 1t
is probable that the entrance into Mexico
viii be made over the international 70
Monterey. From there they will so to Tam
pico.
The commission that General Pierson will
lead has no connection with the COLOMBIA
ton project Of General Snyman.
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John j. DToFsv dead

Omaha, Neb., December 20 Colonel robn
a. Dickey' superintendent % the Fifth dts
trict OF the Western Union Telegraph com
corporation. died at his home I'm tbie citv
tonight OF pneumonia. He had been in
but few days, having been nj his office
In good health on Christmas day.
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Santa Fe After the Q. q I.

Guthrie, o. T.. December 2s'-- ,lIa saatA
Fe has decided to construct a a iI Reno All
west from Guthrie, through attempt
Cement, okla, into Texas an rrsosperty Z
being made to purchase t nev being sli
the Oklahoma and IeNas, Antonio ~
frisco also desires this property a.
meets with that line at Cement
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readiness at Malaga and Algeloras TO take
achievements to Ceuta aud Meilla:
The government has asked It's ambas-
sailors at Paris and London to ascertain the
views Of the French aud British govern.
ments concerning the Moroccan situation,
1t seems TO be feared In political circles
here that some foreign power will inter
vene in Morocco. The latest news reaching
here confirms the previous reports that
Fee has been invested by the rebels.
WALKER HAS GONE TO GIBRALTAR.
valota, Island of Malta, December 20
II. NJ. S. Bacchante, the flagship Of Adj
miraI Walker, together with the British
battlcships Canopus and Yctorius and the
cruiser Danea, have left here for Gibraltar,
It is believed In connection with the Mo
roccan situation The battlesbip Implaca-
BILE will follow the other warships shortly.
ENGLISH WOMEN LEAVE.
London, December pa dispatch from
Tangler, dated yesterday received in Lon.
don today, gives notice of the departure of
the English women. missionaries at Fez
and Tetuan for che coast. No mention is
made of the departure of the Americans.
several Of whom were stationed al Fec and
Moqunez, nor Of the departure of the Eng
nsh male missionaries.
MISSIONARY WOMEN SAFE.
London, December 30.--A dispatch to the
Times from TanSier, dated December 20,
says courier from Fec reports the ChrA
tans there to be safe. The missionary wo.
men are In the British consulate.
The attack on the camp occurred at
night. 1t is reported that 1000 of the sui
tans troops were killed. An absurd rumor
is current, says the correspondent, that
the French are supporting the rebels AS
n matter OF fact, the anti-Christlan move
ment is more dangerous to the French than
| anybody else, as it threatens them In AL
geria.
Tangier is tranquil No disturbances Of
any kind need be feared there.
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LYDIA Z. PlNKHAH's
Vegetable COMPOUND.
a woman's Remedy for womsn's Il''
FOR SALE 2Y ALI. DRUGdisIs

bayou. A barge loaded with 5000. Ply Y
was sent down today and otheIs esi1lain,
follow, the brick to he used N rev rastfSi
the furnace. Tie big pla 3 VIII pc i sras. I
with new machinery ana tine IVY ~ tl
viii he largely increased by teasvu Z
Increased irrigatlng facilities.
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AM INVESTIGATION BEGUN


Into the Cause OF the Disastrous Wreck
In Ontario.
Wyoming. Ont December e0-The IN.
quest into the cause Of the death If the
victims Of the recent accident on the Grand
Trunk at Wanstead was begun today.
Dispatcher Kerr. who sent the train from
London was called, His evidence was to
the effect that he sent orders to the Wat.
ford and wyoming operators simultaneous
~ to have the express meet the freight
at Wanstead- Shortly after Wyoming re-
ported to the dispatcher that the freight
was slow in getting out. Kerrs order was
properly repeated back by both operators
and Kerr marked It 20. K"
Kerr asked Wyoming why the freight
was slow IN going out, Wyoming Mplied
that be, did, not know Kerr then called
NMNattord and asked If No. was coming
Watford's reply being yes" Kerr said:
Minute, may bust it."
wyoming then reported the freight pull
Ing out. Kerr said: LET her 90"
RE then called the Watford operstor
VINO reported No had gone, and that he
had busted" the order Nv
Kerr then called Wyoming and told him
70 stop the freight Wyoming answered:
Kerr said: You must stop her"
Kerr tnen called Kings Court, seven or
eeiggat minutes before raising that offlce.
NF'tt't 40. as passed. In
a few minutes Wansted called the ais.
patcher, asking II the trains were 10 cross
ar NanStead, ms he had heard noise and
had run from his house THINKING there yras
trouble In a few minutes Assistant s.,
perintendent CoeStello. who was IN tbn
express train, called Kerr and asked "a.
the auxiliary to he sent as n collision had
occurred. w. j. Hanna, who anpeared for
larson the station agent al Watford
cross-examlned Kerr "''u'
Andrew Carson, the operator at watford
~ whose door Is laid the responsibitit- tnr
the accident by the Grand Tr,nk arficiaIs
followed Kerr on the stand Re annearoi
70 oe cool and collected, He GOT tbe s-
der tor the two trains to mass ot W.
stea9; ne said, and displayed his order
board 70 stop the express. Soon of,e U.u Ut
heard Wyoming tell OF the SeIav aver ne ne
. freight and then the London disno+cbb ,e
Dust It,"
lie did not hear the word "r,,rn 49,.
cedlng the bust IT," The avnr9. ",
stopped and the conductor asked FOR W. ~
order nut the witness told him n vro. sre
o or6n. and gave the conductor a cleors eo
"Bnst T., Is common form ., oo..o,.
tion of orders, ho said. He ala T Tnt .
u tormai order annullng n rbo. ~ eeI
no written record Of the order "bnst =, t's
"IF."
Montreal, One, December % NJ, ~.
GulFan' manager Of the Grand Trr,,. ~
way In a statement this aftornoon "a"
plains that had It not heen n, ~ -,
lng snowstorm the WansteeS 'ne hlind,
Muuld nave been avertad ms ~. r0,Iiuenl
LNteh, Nanstcad and Watford 10 no 49, ~
suAlght Tor four miles. - pe'Iecty
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throughout the State, Some think the pfesl-
dent is right, and express no confidence Ia
the Lily White movement, hut the ma
tority seem 70 side win PritChl-d.
WASHINGTON Formal orders by thu
navy department detail Rear Admiral Glass
as COMMANDER IN chief Of the Pacific sta.
ton. He viii succeed Rear Admiral Casey,
who has been placed on waiting orders.
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The pageant at Delhi was a very striking
one. Lord Curzon led the procession aud
Kitchener brought up the rear.
The Humberts were landed safely in
Paris without any demonstration. The
coming trial is the sole topic In France.
The sultan Of Morocco has locked him.
self In his palace and there awaits attack
by the pretender. Tho English women are
leaving Fec. Spain is preparing for
eventualtles.
General Reyes has assumed his duties na
governor of the state OF Nuevo Leon,
Mexico
General Pearson is IN Mexico seeking a
place 10 locate the Boer colonists who are
TO cross the ocean.
The investigation of the wreck near Lon
don, Ont, is under way The dispatcher
says he sent the word may; the oper
ator contends that he never heard IT. oud
the responsibility for the disaster lies be
tween them.
II is said 100000 Russians are on thu
verge of starvation aud fathers are selling
their daughters.
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sPc RT.

Tommy Ryan may train Munroe to meet
the heavy weights.
The faculties Of a number Of colleges arc
insistcut that the football rules must be
revised
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Will Make
Affidavit
New Lease of Life for an Iowa
Postmaster.

Postmaster R. Fl. Randall, Dunlap, Is,
says: ! suffered from indigestion and 70,
sulting evils for years. Finally trled
Kodol. soon knew had found what
| had long looked for. am bettertoday
than in years. Kodol gave me new
lease of life. Anyone can have my d
fidavit to the truth of this statement,
Kodol digests your food. This enables .n |.
system to assimilate supplies, Strengthen
ing every organ and restoring neal'l
KodoH Makes You Strong.
Prepared only by f. @, DEWITT 90, o "a ciss
The 81. bottle contains h timestneooc's u''
a. E. KiesIing, SOP Main street, C'es'
cent Druq Store 3t9 Main street
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100 Doses ~>>-..,.
For One Dollar

Economy In medicine must be
measured by two things-cost and
e6ect. 1t cannot be measured by
either alone. 1t is greatest in that
nedicine that does the most for
che money-that radically and per-
manently cures at the least ex-
pcnse. That medicine is
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a euaranteea rure for PIIaa.

Itching, Blind, bleeding or Protrudinr
Pilee. Your druggist Will refund your
money II PAZo OINTMENT fails to cure
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DOMESTIC.
FOREIGN.

The bituminous miners win make de.
maud for su increase 10 wages.
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Hoods J0rSap0riLl0

II purifies and enriches the blood,
cures pimples, eczema and all
eruptions, tired, languid feelings,
HISS of appetite and general debility.
- have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla ana
found II reliable and giving perfect satisfAc.
slsa- II takes away that tired feeling. gives
snoFgy and puts the blood 10 good condition"
Mss KrsIE CoLossE. ibss ieth Street, N. W..
Washington. D. o.
Moods eavsspavllle promises 70
0saF8 and keeps tho pronnISes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-11

duties in the convention, although the
regular schedule for the three lower
classes runs from May 21st to June TIN
Orations were this afternoon delivered
nv +he last section of the Junior class,
the programme including the following:
"Appomattox,' by Stuart Grafton Chris-
tian. Richmond, Va: Poets of the
South" Walter Fieldhouse Clarke. Dan
Vile. Va: Southern Chivalry.' Horace
palmer Jones. Cherriton. Va: DR..
Moses Hoge's Influence Upon Religion.
William Sharpe Lee, Crewe. Va: Whit
tier" Maurice Blair Lanshorne, Smith
field. Va; '.Algernon Sidney, BenJanin
bradford REYNOLDS, Hampden-Sidney,
Va: 1.-THE Stage as an Educator Luz
ther Sheldon Jr., Norfolk, Va; The In
fuence Of Literature" William Edward
West, Hvington. Va: Southwark, Ho.
James Houston Wolverton. Hampoen-
Sidney, Va; Our Destiny Colonial Tx
pansion.'' John Calvin Wolverton, Hamp-
den-Sidney, Va
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EAU de COLOGNE
Jobann Marfa 5artrla
s; s:::: 0-1l . r''a.
Is The Genuine, Ask Connolsseurs.
For Sale oy
THALHIMER BROS,
Church, this morning at II o'clock. All
children are invited to- attend the SER

Professor S. c. Mitchell. Of Richmond
college. will preach in the morning at
the First Church. There will be no
service at night
The Rev. Dr.. Stricken, Of Union Theo-
logical Seminary, will preach in the morn
Ing at the Second Church. At night the
pulpit Will be filled by DR.. George a.
Honey. Of Union University,
The Rev. c. c. Cox, of Towards Grove,
Will preach in the morning at Grace
Street. DR.. G. B. Stricken. of Union
Theological Seminary. will preach at
night.
The Rev. W. H. Carter will preach
morning and night at Leigh-Street.
The Rev. r. A Mcfarland will preach
in the morning at Grove-Avenue. AT
night the congregation Of the West-End
Christian Church Will unite in service
with the Grove-Avenue people and tho
Rev. Henry Pearce Atkins will preach.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Baptist Sunday-school Association of
Richmond and Manchester will be held
In the afternoon at 4 o'clock at College
View Mission. Clay Street, near Han
cock.
The Rev. Joseph D. Langley will preach
at both services at st. James. At night
his sermon will be addressed especially to
the young ladies.
The Rev. w. B. Beauchamp will preach
In the morning at Broad-Street on "Pray-
er for Zion" His subject at night will
be "zionism OF Christianity-which the
Future of the Jew?'
The Rev. J. o. Babcock will preach in
the morning at Fairmount-Avenue on
Paul and the Gospel" His subject in
the evening will be Learning to Say
Me-
II the absence OF Rev. L. B. Betty,
who is In attendance upon the General
no Paw r
H. Boggs will occupy the pulpit OF the
CayStreet Methodist Church on Sun
day, both morning and evening.
Tho Rev. Henry Pearce Atkins Will
preach in the morning OF West-End.
The Rev. F. w Troy will preach st
both services at Marshall-Street
AT the Third Presbyterian Church the
pnstor, Rev. r. B. Eggleston. will preach
at II A. NI. and S P. NJ. Morning sub
iect practical Godliness;" in the eve
ming the sermon will be preached TO young
people, and the subject will be "a Man
Value and Usefulness.
Those who determined as result OF
the meeting that has just closed to unite
with the church Will be received as full
members Sunday. a cordial invitation to
the public.
Divine service will be conducted morn
ing and night at st. Paul'S by DR.. ROberl
Strange.
The usual services will be held at All
Saints by the Rev. J. 7. bowman; al
Grace Church by the Rev. L. r. Mason
and at ST. Andrews by the Rev. Mr.
Beckwith.
The Rev. J. Y. bowman will preach
tonight at SIS o'clock at the Ep1scopa
Church, at Highland Park.
Special services at Union Gospel MS
sion, No. North Seventh Street, to-
day at 80 o'clock P. NJ. Christian an6
Missionary Alliance meeting Friday nigh
at 8 o'clock. Daily MONDAY prayer
meeting, commencing at II o'clock.
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POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE,
The Senior Class This Year Larger
Than the Junior.
fsnecial Dispatch to The Times.

(SpeC1al blSpaSCu " AAso AANA1S''
BLACKSTONE. VA. May 1o.-The
town will be full UP during the finals
this year, and it might be well for those
friends of the institute VINO are coming
to write beforehand and make arrange
ments with the hotels or boarding houses
Final examinations begin about the
ed of this month. A larger per cent OF
the classes will make the required mark
this wear than heretofore. The boys
have studied better
AS rule the lower classes far exceed
In numbers those above, but this year
the senior class is larger than the junior
by nineteen members. Next session the
postgraduate class will nearly equal the
senior in numbers. while the junior
class Will reach nearly the hundred mark
The Y. I. catalogue gives out the fol-
lowing information, which may be Of IN
terest to the people Of the State and the
South: Graduate students. 20. Under
graduate students-Seniors. IS; Juniors,
46: sophomores, 126; freshmen, l43 Total.
$50 Special students Y. Grand total, 4I2
The representa- ton by States is as fol-
lows: Virginia. 4O1: South Carolina, 10;
Maryland, 80; West Virginia, Z; District
Of Columbia. S: North Carolina, 4; Ten
nessee, 4; Delaware, 3; Florida, 2: MIS-
sissippi, 2: Louisiana, 2: New York. 2;
Pennsylvania, 2; Kentucky, 1; Ohio. l.;
Illinois, /; California, l; Oklahoma, L;
Cuba 2; Canada, /; Mexico. I; Argentine
Republic. l.
Professor Phillips has returned from
q visit to the Lone Star State
Tho residence of Professor Atwood Is
being pushed to completion
Work on the hospital is being held
back on account Of lack Of lumber. Con-
tractor Gray hopes to resume work
Monday.
Excavating for barracks No has COM
menced and good force of hands will
soon have IT ready for the stonemason.