The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-16
TO CONFER
ON OUR SHIP
Use Of War Vessel offered to Colon.
bian Envoy to Panama.
BUEAU-VARILLA's EFFORTS.
New Envoy Tries TO Have Isthmian
Commission Clothed With Fuh
Diplomatic Powers = French
man calls " "Piratea."

washington. NOV. l0. n order that
the contemplated mission Of General
Reeves Of the Colombian government TO
Panama. having for It's object the max
ing Of overtures 70 the new republic de-
signed TO secure its return % the ma
tionaI domain. may not be accompanied
BY any unpleasant incidents due 70 the
possibility Of his coming without being
Officially accredited Secretary Hay aft
er a conference with Minister Bunau
yarilla has determined TO accord Gen
eraI Reyes the courte@es Of war ship
upon his arrival at the lsthmus should
lie desire 70 90 aboard. Il also was ar.
ranged with Secretary Hay that war
ship viii be especially assigned 90 thc
government Of Panama ia which lis
officials may hold conferences with the
Colombian representative should they
desire 70 do SOL
Bunau-yariila Very Busy.
Following his visit to Secretary Hay
Minister Bunau-Narilla called at tie
Russian embassy and had q long inter
view with Count Cassiui, dean Of tie
diplomatic corps. who was asked to
lend his assistance in securing reeogui-
ton Of the new republic To Simplify
the efforts IN this direction Minister
Bunau-varilla has urged his govern
ment to clothe the commission NOW on
its way to Washington with spechl
powers to make such representations So
tile foreign representatives here as VIII
effect a speedy recognition Of the neW
republic. BY this Means it Is stated,
the necessity for sending representa-
tive Of Panama to each Of the foreign
capitals charged with the duty Of se.
curing recognition will be obviated It
Is said that Count Cassini looks with
favor upon the plan proposed Minister
Bunau-yarilla expressed himself as
having no doubt that his government
VIII adopt the suggestion.
Rear Admiral Glass has cabled tht
navy department that the British shiny
Quito ana Manavl sailed from Bueni
Ventura on their regular voyage unmo
Tested and that their captains upon al
rival at Panama reported there wep
few Colombian troops at Buena Ven
tura and that the Bogota, the Colon
bian war ship, was without coal II
added that everything was quiet on til
isthmns and thas there WAS no rlmo
of dissatisfaction
Little Fear OF Armed Conflict.
M. Philippe Bnnau-Narilla says thu
he has 10 anxiety over Tie dispatche
from CiuayaquIl that Colombian 6
pedition would endeavor to reach th
isthmus
III were easier said the minister
TO march from Cape Town to fondo
than from Bogota to Panama, for tn
strait Of Gibraltar aud the Engis
channel are at least swlmmable an
the marshes between the now republl
and Colombia are iinpenerable,
The minister counts on the america
naval force to deal effectively with an
expedition by sea that Colombia ma
attempt
Dr. Thomas Herran, the Colombia
charge daifaires,. continues To be will
out advices from Bogota. The last az
vice I've had was NOV :, when 4 hris
message came announcing the adjourn
mont Of congress. DESPITE this fact p
Herran is keeping Bogota closely j
formed Of every action Of the Washin
ion government hearing on the istl
milan situation.
Concessionndre Calls "a s'Pirates.'
Paris, Nov i6 The en- Bias phi
fishes letter from Bonaparte Wyse,
whom was granted the original conce
sion for canal across the isthmus
the Colombian government IN whiS
the writer Indignantly protests again
the recognition by France Of the repu
lie Of Panama, declaring that the rev