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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-13
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF

TOLEDO, LUCAS 30
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath
that he Is senior par tner Of the firm
of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing bust.
ness In the City of Toledo, county
and state aforesaid, and that said
firm will pay tine sum of One Hun
dred Dollars for each and every
case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of Halls Catarrh
Cure Frank J. Cheney.
Sworn 10 before me and sub
scribed In my presence, this 9th
day of December, A. D. 1886.
ST. ; A. S y; s''; 5''i's.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken In.
ternally, and acts directly On the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Send for testimonials,
free.
F.. ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-13

81 spent all the money | had in
the world on flowers for you, dar-
ling"
"Well, dear, it wasn't your fault
that you didn't have more
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01
NAVY DEPARTMENT LEARNS
DETAILS ABOUT SOUTH
AMERICAN VESSELS.

Washington. Jar. s1.-The Navy Depart
ment has received full reports from It's
agents abroad respecting the size, displace-
ment. armament. defensive power, speed
and cost of the vessels now building for
Chile and Argentina in Europe.
The Chilean battleships. two in number,
are generally described as resembling the
Alabama class Of the United States Navy.
1t cannot be ascertained that any option
Tor the sale Of these ships has been Sc
cured. or. indeed. has been sought. and in
oeed the of,ciai denial is made Of the pur-
pose TO purchase ships. which annot be
accomplished In any case without legisla-
ton by Congress.
IT n further pointed out that It Ia the
practice Of the Navy Department to secure
such data wherever possible about all ships
of sufficient merit In design to warrant
study.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01
Leading Topics i'm T0-Day'S Republic
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WEATHER INDICATIONS.
For ST. Louis and Vicinity-Threat-
ening, with probable showers.
For MissOuri-Fafr Sunday, except
rain in south. Monday rnia; colder
in northwest.
For n~linois-Fair Sunday. Monday
rain.
For Arkansas-Rain sunday. Mon
day fair.
Fer East Texas-Rain unday ex-
cept fair in northwest. Monday fair.
For West Texas-Fair Sunday and
Monday.
THE SUN RISES THIS MORNING AT
707 AND SETS THIS EVENING AT 5:21.
THE MOON SETS THIS EVENING AT
9:25.
GRAIN CLOSED: ST. LoUIs-MAY
WHEAT Hnac ASKED: MAY corn Hgc
ASKED. CHICAGO-MAY WHEAT TIC
BID; MAY CORN Axa44Nc ASKED.
PARTI.
], Police Now Search for Other Robbers.
Novel Plan for Cooling Missouri Build
ing.
.. Grosvenor's Denial Is Contradicted by
Texas Worlds Fair Building to Be a
Novelty.
A.. Hold Up Hands Of the Reverend Mr..
Brooks.
His First Glimpse Of Army.
6. Illinois Teachers May Have to Obtain
Licenses ass
Voices in Training for National Fest. >
Sherman Will Not Drop Fight on Yates.
s. Iowa Regiment at Dedication of Fair.
Tatum Replies to Secretary Bracken..
Verdict to Acquit in the Riley Trial.
10. Can Read With Her Ewes Closed.
OH Is Destroying the Fish.
Enoch Arden Estrangement With a
Modern Sequel.
IL. Police Gave 81. 22s to State Campaign.
lawmakers Besiege Railroad Attorneys.
70. Vanderbilt Home Built on ouicksand.
East Side News.
IA. Teachers Committee Will Visit ST.
Louis.
Tracks Buried Under Mud.
Two New Figures for statuary Hall.
Murphy to the Reformatory.
PART II.
2. Evangelist Morgan's Busy Life.
Pistol Duel on Hotel Fire Escape.
8. New York Palaces Unsuarded.
New Typesetting Machine.
Ambassador Rebuffed.
Cured by Formalin.
4. Society in, Neighboring Cities.
5. Society in Neishboring Cities.
6. Editorial. -rn
Contribution by Tolstoi. Opie Read and
Max O'Rell.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01
NEWS OLE WEDDING
SURPRISED BRIDES FATHER.
Father Ordered Caller From Holse
and Learned Of Neutrality-suspicious.
flies known in st. Louis.

Cohen-De Pinna-On November is. 1902.
at City. Hall. Sylvester Cohen TO Marie De
Pima, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
De Pima. st. Louis and London, England,
papers please copy.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York, Jan. 3l-"If i leave Your house
i shall take my wife with me"
This announcement was the first news
that Mr.. George De Pima of No. 1874 Cen
trail Park. West. had that his daughter,
Marie, and Sylvester Cohen, a son of Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice Cohen of No. 46S Central
Park. West. were husband and wife.
Both families have numerous friends in
St. Louis To stem the tide of her fathers
anger, the bride produced a certificate of
her marriage by an Alderman at the City
Hall.
For more than a year Mr.. Cohen has been
In almost constant attendance upon the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. De Pima. Hardly
a night passed that he did not call.
Mr.. and Mrs. De Pima had no particular
objection to Mr.. Cohen as a son-in-law. but
as he is onlv % and their daughter barely
is, they thought her too young to be re.
ceiving attentions SO fervid. They reasoned
with their daughter in vain. and hints
dropped for the beneft of Mr.. Cohen had
no effect.
Finally the fathers indignation rose to
such a pitch that he determined to settle
the matter in his own way. The young
couple were together in the parlor, as usual,
this evening. when Mr.. De Pima broke in.
II you'll pardon my speaking with great
plainness," he told Mr.. Cohen, II think this
thing has gone about far enough. 1 think
It's about time you left the house, any
way"
The young man faced about.
Yes. IN leave your house." he said, a'but
my ~wifefgoes with me- :,
rs that true; sMarie?" Mr.. De pima
asked. Eg
reconciliation followed and arrangements
are now being made for a second
this time In church.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01

YENfZ UElAN SITUATION IN BRl. F.

The fact that the answer Of the allies to Minister Bowens proposition
placing an Venezueas unsettled d. BITS on the m basis las not yet been
delivered to him s considered a hop eful sign by those who desire a early
and penceable end TO the present situation.
1t ws reported that the pontb ak refusal Of the allies had ben sent
to their representatives at Washngt ton, but these withheld the answe from
Minister Bowen, while they again cabed their respective Governments urg-
ing that the demand for preferential teatmen be abandoned.
Baron von Sternberg, the new e vy from Germany. arrived at Washing
ton and called OH Minister Bowen. who afterward expressed himself hope
fully. The Baron is unwilling to let the natter go to The Hague.
The statement made in Berlin II ia France demands that her 10 per CEN
of Venezuelan customs be included in thu 30 per cent offered to the allies is
positively denied.
Officials of the United States Go vernment ire using every means in their
power to bring army. navy and cos st defenses of the country to the highest
possible state o. efficiency, in order to be ready for any evenruahfy. Work
1t the navy yards is % be pushed lay and night.
1t was reported from Valparaiso that Germany was trying to buy Chles
warships. afoat and under construc ton, but this report IA later denied.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01
State Will Advertise Property for
Sale if the Former Speaker of
House of Delegates Does
Not Produce Money.

The above property was levied upon yes
/ terday by Deputy Sheriff Thomas B. Kill
cullin, together with six pieces of property
belonging to former Judge David Murphy.
10 satisfy the s., 800 forfeited bond Of
Charles Abel. on which Murphy and Justice
of the Peace and former Speaker of the
House of Delegates James H. Cronin are
sureties. .
The bond was declared forfeited some
time ago. Circuit Attorney Folk, being sat
listed that the sureties were responsible.
gave them ample time in which to produce
Abel. 1t becoming apparent that Abel could
not be found, the Circuit Attorney set about
taking steps to collect the bond.
When he interviewed Mr.. Cronin the lat
ter said: II amt got nothin'."
Mr.. Folk was not satisfied. and the for-
mer Delegate was invited to have a talk
with the Grand Jury.
1t developed that Cronin owned real es-
tate worth about $40, 90 Mr.. Folk then
gave instructions to Sheriff TO
proceed with the collection of the bond. The
levies yesterday were the result.
The property belonging to Judge Murphy,
which was levied Upon yesterday, consists
of two pieces of real estate on the south
side of Maffitt avenue. near Marcus avenue,
in city. block No. AIS, one fronting fifty
feet and the other 100 feet; three pieces on
the south side of Easton avenue between
Marcus and Walton avenues, of a total
frontage of 1873 feet, and ninety feet on the
west side of Marcus avenue between st.
Louis and Maffitt avenues.
All of the property levied upon will be
advertised for sale, If the bond is not paid,
and enough sold 10 satisfy the bond. togeth-
er with the costs of the proceeding.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01

When the police were informed az the
tragedy they notified the City Undertaken,
as /, the custom, and an ambulance was
hurried TO the quarry to get the body and
take IL to the city morgue. to await a Cor
oners Inquest. Before the undertaken mr.
rived, however. the son had reached the
place. with another ambulance. and insist
ed upon taking the body to his fathers
home. No. 1921 F1orissant avenue.
Il told them" said Appelbaum. that
they could not take my fathers body to the
morgue while 1 lived. and that I had mn
undertaken waiting to take charge of the
body. After they saw that I would NOT
submit. they allowed me to take the BODY
home"
Theodore Appelbaum leaves a widow md
three children. Charles, Theresa and Kate
Appeibaum. The funeral will be conducted
at the Holy Trinity Church. Fourteenth
and Mallinckrodt STREETS. Tuesday morning
ana the burial will be in Calvary Gene
terf,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01
BOWEN DECLARES THAT
FRANCES RIGHTS ARE
INDEPENDENT OF ALLIES.

Washington. Jan. 3l.-Minister Bowen,
when shown the Associated Press dispatch
regarding the explanation given in Berlin
OF the apparent hitch in the venezpelan ne
gotiations, said:
'An settled foreign claims are covered by
the IS per cent arrangement. The 30 per
cent proposition now offered refers exclu-
sively to unsettled claims. which not only
the bIockading Powers. but the peaceful
Powers. are pressing for settlement.
1T is absolutely false that the 10 per cent
arrangement is included in the 80 per cent
proposition. It Is entirely distinct.
There has been SO much confusion, dis
cussion and misunderstanding in regard to
this question of percentage, that I am will
ing to make this statement"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01
NEBRASKA LEGISLATURE
MAY ASK CONGRESS TO
STRENGTHEN THE NAVY.

LINCOLN Neb.. Jan. 31.-The following con-
current resolution. which, under the rules.
takes the. form of a regular bill, was in
tredueed In the State Senate to-day:
"WheIeas. Congress has prudentlv taken
steps toIstrengthen the army OF the United
States ng an increase in the proposed APP
preparations for this branch of the service.
therefores be 1t
RESOLVED. That in view of the menacinR
attitude of foreign Powers. the international
situation ~justifies the general Goyernment
in, making further preparations to secure q
therefore be ii. 49,
Resolved. That the, State OF Nebraska.
by IT'S Legislatufe. IN session Mil re-
spectfully request its Representative in
Congress to support an appropriation for q
larger navy"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01
COUNTRY EDITORS OBJECT.
Oppose Bill Providing for the Union
Label ON All Public PRINTING.

REPUBLIC
Jefferson City. Mo-, Jan. 31.-The bill In
label on all printing for the State is meeting
with considerable opposition from the coun-
try editors. who claim 1t practically rules
printing.
Should such a aw be extended to cover
all county printing in the State, as some
assert 1t will. the field would be limited to
the larger concerns in the city, who arc
controlled by the Allied Printing Trades
Council.
The committee to whom the bill was re.
ferred reported unanimously against its
Passage on the ground that 1t was plainly
unconstitutional. that 1t prevented the State
bidder. as provided by statute, and that II
wa unnecessary as the State work Is al-
contractor has NO idea Of making q change
therefrom.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01

bottom of quarry at Twenty-sscond and
Angelica streets.
Charles Appelbaum stood over the
mangled body of his father. Theodore APP
pelbaum. who had been killed by falling
TO the bottom of a quarry at Twenty-sec-
ond and Angelica streets. and prevented the
city undertakers from taking It to the
morgue, a custom that is usually followed
In Coroner's cases. The body was taken to
the Appelbaum home. where the inquest
will be held.
HIT BY DESCENDING BOX.
Appeibaum was employed with. other la
borers to break rock hoisted from the bot
tom OF the quarry by means of a crane.
upon which is swung a box. filled at the
bottom of the quarry and raised to the sur
face with p block and tackle before being
swung around to the point at which 1t Is
dumped for the workmen to break.
After the box is dumped 1t IS pushed
back over the brink of the quarry and low
cred for another load. 1t was while Appel
baum was looking down into the quarry
that the imply box struck him and pushed
him over the brink. He plunged to the bot
tom, seventy-five feet. and was instantly
killed.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01

. ade.
. Cooper is an ex-Confederate Major Z
. CT cavalry and Allen is a military en- 4
. Eineer. They have come to serve Z
. with Venezuela against the allies in I
. the event of hostilities. They left Z
. here for Caracas to-day. Z
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington, Jan. New about war.
like preparations on the part of the United
States and the powers coercing Venezuela
has no relation to the negotiations which
have been pending here for the settlement
Of the claims Of President Castro's Govern
ment.
The cable from Valparaiso. saying tina
Germany is trying to buy warships. which
was promptly denied. created not a ripple
In official circles.
This Government may or may not offer to
buy the Chilean battleships building in En-
gland. The administration feels that the
question will not depend upon battleships.
If it does it has enough battleships now in
the Caribbean.
The discussion Of a greater navy and the
adoption Of a programme for steady IN
crease in the navy which Is being discussed
and the hasty passage of the General Stan
bill for the army by the Senate to-day nat
nraiiy looks warlfke. and. unexplained,
might give a misleading impression. The
only point about the questions of the navy
increase and the General Stan Of the army
Is that this administration and Coneress
are determined to do everything possible
10 be prepared for any eventuality before
Congress adjourns.
The situation Is not SO acute of itself an
to justify such preparations for wal as
these events would signify. Diplomatic re-
lations between the countries are yerv
friendly. W.
This Government. indeed. yet hopes to
see a plan for the settlement Of all of the
venezuelan claims arrived at without hay-
Ing had to participate In any further dip
lomatic discussion.
IRRITATION CONTINUES.
At the same time the situation is ~irritat-
ing and is likely to remain Irritating nm
long as the deadlock continues.
For q deadlock 1t is. The allied Powers
ABSOLUTELY insist on preferential treatment
ana venezuela. through Minister Bowen.
claims that all nations alike should be per.
mitted to participate IN the distribution Of
the customs. when collected under Mr.. Bow
ems plan.
l am informed that steps have besn
taken outside OF diplomatic channel, to
convey to the sovereigns and their Gov
rnments a pretty plain intiination that
whie the United States Government does
not wish to be forced into sending a diplo-
matte protest or meddIinK with the dis.
pute In any way. the situation In rsp,dIv
changing and the allies should cooperate
to break this deadlock and ease the tension.
The President. in his message to Con-
gress in December. 1902, pointed out that
the Monroe Doctrine was not to be used by
any American nation as a shield from
punishment. or as an excuse for not pay
Ing debts. But this Interpretation was not
to mean that European nations
should go ahead and harrass and coerce
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01
Pastor of st. Vincent de PauFs
Church Falls From Moving
Train at Ell PasO.
SUSTAIkS FRACTURED SKULL.
Swerving of Train While Round
ing Curve Supposed to Have
Thrown Priest From the
Platform.
REPUBLIC SPECIA

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Ell Paso, Tex. Jan. 31-The Reverend
David W. Kenrick. pastor of st. Vincent
Church of St. Louis. fell from an eastbound
Southern Pacific train shortly after mid
night this morning. He died at the Hotel
Dteu. without regaining consciousness. at s
o'c.oc,-
He was last seen by passengers as he
arose from his seat and went toward the
door of the CIR as the train was pulling in
to town. His last words were: I'VE have
reached FL Peso."
He was missed when the train stopped
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01
N0RTHC0TT DECLINES
TO ACT AS CONSUL.
Lieutenant Governor of Illinois Says
His Health Precludes Activity As
Modern Woodmnn Onicer.

Mexico. Mo-, Jan. a.-In a letter received
here to-day from W. A. Northcott. Lieuten-
and Governor of Illinois. and head consul
OF the Modern Woodmen of America, he
says that he fears that the state of his
health will'not allow him to undertake the
duties of the Office of head consul for an
other term.
The position pays a salary of 5000 a
year. An election will be held at Indianap-
oils at the international session of the order
June 16. ~
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01
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; HISTORIC HILL OF TARA
} TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION,

, London. Jan. 31.-The Hill Of Tara.
, SO rich in historic memories, will
} shortly be sold at auction in Dublin.
, Until the Sixth Century Tara was
, the chief Of the Irish Kings. The
} last important gathering on the Hill
} Of Tara was in 1s43. when a gigantic
} meeting was held there under the
} auspices Of Daniel O'Connell. 4,
90
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01

Z. Morgan's Taxes Reduced.
Engineer Runs Over His Son.
.. Fashionable Colts in California.
Close Pennant Race in "Socker' Game.
8. Pugilists and PugiIfsm.
10. New Car-Accounting System.
Gonzales Shooting May Breed Strife.
IL. Escape and Pursuit OF the Union Bank
Robbers.
l.. Widower Will Entertain $50 Widows
stonewall Jackson's Home to Be His
Memorial. g
PART III.
1. Found that Cronin Did Have Something.
Statehood Bill Becomes a Rider.
Fatal Accident to Father Kenrick.
2. Too Late for Classification Want. Ads.
Bowling Results and Averages.
4. Selling Race War Good for Tracks.
Many Cracks in Fair Grounds Races.
8. New by Cable to The Republic.
s. Society News and Gossip.
Z. Personal Mention.
.. Chicago Grains Quiet.
Texas LEGISLATURE to Renew Fight on
Lobby.
PART Nv.
s.. More Property Sold for New Factories.
.. Happenings Among the Lodges.
10. Battle Of Highbinders.
II. Grains slightly Higher.
Moderate Trading in Securities.
Lethargy in Wall Street.
II. At the Playhouses.
Music as a Profession.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01
WAS RETURNING FROM CALIFORNIA
Had Been There ON Business Com
nected With Laaarists Fathers.

Had Been There ON Business Com
nected with La.arists Fathers.
News Of the death of the Reverend Fa-
ther Kenrick was received here yesterday
morning by the priests at the Church Of st.
Vincent de Paul.. Ninth and Barry streets.
Father Kenrick had been in Los Angeles.
Cal. on business connected with the order
Of the Congregation Of the Mission Of st.
Vincent de Paul. with which he was on
nected. TIL order is more Familiarity known
as the Lazarist Fathers. He had finished
his business in California and was on his
way to this city at the time Of the acci-
dent.
Father Kenrick was born in County Linn
erick, Ireland. s. years ago. He was con-
nected with the mission for forty-six years.
and forty years ago was ordstned q priest
in this city by Archbishop Kenrtck. For
a time he was treasurer Of Niagara Uni
versity. N. Y. where he was educated.
Father Kenrick was at different times
pastor Of the Church Of the Imaculate Cor
ception in Baltimore. and Of the Church Cf
st. Vincent de a in Germantown. Pa
For twenty-five years he was Connected with
the Church of st. Vincent de Paul in this
city, and since 1892 was the pastor.
He was a consulter and the procurator Of
the Western diocese Of the Congregation Of
the Mission. u
The Reverend Father Nugent Of Kenrick
seminary departed last night for Texas.
and will accompany the body to this city.
The funeral will take place Wednesday
morning at the Church of. st. Vincent de
Paul, and the interment will be in the
church's lot In Calvary Cemetery.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01
NAVY YARD TO WORK DAY AND
NIGHT TO FINISH VAR MATERIAL.

, washington, JAM. I-The threeshit system, BY which work wu he kent ~,
, day md night will be inaugurated in he suncarrage sop at washington NAVY
Yard Monday.
mere is an imperative demand for competngth the ordersn To- o. hand md this
step las cen aken with view to expeddng the completion of work the orders
for which were given over We years ao. ~
It's the purpose of the naval omces to keen the other sbon.a t fe vrd IN ru
obtained.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01
ST. LOUIS COAL EXPERT DEAD.
Charles G. WEIGH Passes Away in
Seattle-Sick Ten Days.

REPUBLIC ECI
Tacoma. Wash. Jan. 31.-Charles @.
WEIGH. coal expert. of st. Louis, died last
night in a hospital at Seattle. after ten
days sickness. He had been sent North
by a syndicate to investigate the coal field
adjacent to the Kayak oil fields. recently
located. and was en- route home from
Alaska when taken sick. The body was en-
balmed. and is held. ayaiting instructions
from st. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01
LANDSMEN TO BE TRAINED For WAR AT SEA.

= Orders have been issued by the Navy Department for thu convertible cruiser
. Prairie, now used as a training ship, which, is at present undergoing repairs al thu
. Norfolk Navy Yard. to ak on a arge tachme Of hndsnen 1T that point with
= a view to their immediate. transfer to the training ship Hartford for n course Of
. instruction in seamanship n naval tactics
= The transfer VIII b made at a convenien port in the West indies. not YET de-
= ternhHd. TIT Prairie VIII return to Norfolk with men from In Iartford vo
: havec completed the course of instruction with view to their distributor among
= the warshps in commission.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01

= Washington JAM Ex-senator Wellington to-day introduced an smndn.,. 90 ~.
United States. o' nu"uua In
10 In case of such holding the amendment provides that the exc~s h.uh h.. ..s-,
"hetner or not as a public nuisance public folly or a public u and ba ,cmr,nIn
forfeited into he United States Treasury.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01
THE SULTAN OF MAcIU IS DEAD.
He Resisted Entry Of American
Troops Into LauaO.

Manila. Jan. sl.-rhe Sultan OF Maciu is
dead Of cholera. He resisted the entry of
the American troops into Lauao and was
defeated at Miciu.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01
ST. LOUIS. MO. SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 1. 1908.
PREPARATIONS SEEM WARLIKE,
THOUGH PEACE IS EXPECTED.

Conference Held With Baron Won Sternberg, Germanys Envoy,
Who Has just Arrived in Washington-Answer of the Allies to
the Proposal for Equal Treatment for All Creditor
Nations Has Not Yet Been Delivered to Vene-
zuela's Representative.