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Personal, Local and General Notes.

Edward F. Wendt, assistan. engineer Of
! the Pittsburg & Lake Erie, has gone abroad
| for q six weeks tour of Europe.
The Grand Rapids & Indiana has declared
| it's regular quarterly dividend of IL per cent
on its preferred stock, payable Aug l.
Theodore Curtis has been appointed
superintendent of motive power of the
Louisville & Nashville in place of the late
Pulaski Leeds.
Willis ID. Hager formerly purchasing
agent of the Delaware, Lackawanna a
Western. was killed by a train at East
Orange. n. j., yesterday.
George Lowell, general superintendent of
the Monon, was in the city yesterday and
their trip TO the Bedford stone quarries.
George f. Mckay, who was for some
years connected with the traffic department.
or the Lake Shore in Cleveland, has been
appointed traffic manager of the Lackawan-
ma Steel Company.
G.. w. Mudd. master mechanic of the
western division of the Wabash. is visit
ing friends in this State. Mr.. Mudd was
general foreman OF the Wabash shops at
Peru and later at Fort Wayne.
Train No. 10 was on Monday hauled from
indianapolis to Bellefontaine, by one of the
Atlantic type locomotives, in two hours
and fifty minutes, distance 1i2 miles The
train made four stops, time TO be deducted
The Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific has
perfected its traffic arrangements with the
Des Moines. Iowa Falls AZ Northern road
which greatly strengthens the position of
the Rock Island Company in the Northwest.
W. III. Carbee. one of the Oldest messen
gers of the American Express Company
who has been on its retired list for the mast
year, died yesterday at 1 a m. The burial
will be held at Terre Haute tomorrow at
d. m.
Engine Il, of the Wabash Robert Hite
engineer. on Sunday made record nm
from Montpelier TO PERU. a distance of I05
miles, covering il in 10 minutes, a seven
minutes stop at Fort Wayne to be de-
Quoted.
The Wabash and other Gould lines have
asked for bids for several hundred Steel
cars The coal traffic OF all lines in this ter
ritory has increased considerably within the
last year, which requires large amount of
additional equipment.
w 3. Edmunds has been appointed agent
for the Baltimore * Ohio at Allison Park
vice G. V. Ellison. who has been made re-
lief agent at Pittsburg. +. A. Hamilton
has been appointed agent of the B. & o.
at Coulter, vice j. " Conner.
The Seawall special OF the Galveston.
Houston < Henderson Is credited with Lay-
ing made "A run OF forty-three miles in tair-
ty-ive minutes. This would not be a sur-
prise on some of the Northern roads. hut II
seems almost incredible on Texas road
Harry A. Fletcher. for number of Years
private secretary to John q. Williams when
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-One Is h. D. engine, one 40 h. p:
boiler. two pumps, 250-volt generator and
switchboard J. b. EVENS. Cloverdale, Ind.
FOR SALE barber shops; bath; doing good
business; cheap rent; one a 2-chair ana one a
4-chdlr; other business re6sOn for selling; would
also like 20 hear from good BARRIERS: Will pay
good wages. Write AL SHURE, Michigan City,
Ind.
FOR SALE-The latest map Indiana and the
100 census: prepared especially for the Journal
by George f. Cram. the famous map publisher;
size, S9xi5 inches, on strong map paper; tin rods
at Top and bottom: embracing handsome five
color map OF Indiana on one side. corrected 10
Date. showing all railroads. all new postoffices.
counties in colors. railroad stations and Ill nat
ural features; a marginal index showing 1900
census and alphabetically arranged list OF towns.
etc; the other side contains fve-color map Of
tie world and the United States; 50 cents, post
paid Inquire Of any agent OF the Journal or
address NAP DEPARTMENT. the Journal, In
diaEapolis, Ind.
EOR SAIE-
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To Aid Its Affiliated Lines.

1t is officially stated that the Union Pa
cific Railroad Company. for the purpose OF
financing requirements of affiliated compa-
MES, has sold 100000 one-and-one-half-
year per cent. notes The Union Pacific, it
is stated, has an excess of funds from its
own earnings, but has deemed we'll under
prevailing conditions, to avail of its credit
for the benefit of its affiliated dimes the sur
plus earnings of which it is expected will
provide for the bulk of these advances
The notes were offered at 9S12 No commits
sion was paid to the banking interest which
sold the notes, about one-half of which were
placed abroad and the remainder with large
financial institutions in New York The
Union Pacific itself, it was stated. has no
Immediate need for money, but the SUBJ
sidiary lines, more particularly the South
ern Pacific, were pressed for funds for inn
provement. Ordinarily the company would
have offered bonds, but because of existing
conditions in the stock market this was
deemed inexpedient. 1t is reported that A
portion of the money borrowed would be
used to pay for the interest in the Los
Angeles trolley system which was recently
acquired by Southern Pacific interests
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Profit to 7. H. & 1. R. R. Co. -. .sll,9
Traffic Still Interfered with.

1t is three weeks since the Mississippi
flood receded and traffic men say it will be
thirty days at least before the movement
of freight in and about St. Louis will re-
gain its normal condition. Large shippers
in St Louis have experienced delays of
from four to six weeks on freight which
should have reached them in four or five
days. Shipments from Ohio, Indiana, Wis
consin and other States no farther away,
started In May, are still on the road or in
the East St. Louis yards. Every railroad
running into st. Louis has suffered more or
less from the flood. Miles of track on the
east side were destroyed by high water and
much OF 1t has not yet been replaced. Even
with every track in working condition the
roads would be badly crippled. and the loss
to St Louis firms is severe. The business
men OF ST. Louis will insist on the roads
now placing the terminal tracks in such
condition as to avoid floods or troubles
therefrom. There is some fear expressed
that the delay from floods will affect the
business of the roads in the future 1t is
not probable such conditions will ever again
exist, as the roads, for self-protection, will
elevate their tracks and buildings to guard
against repetition of troubles from high
water
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
INDIANA STATE PRISON

Michigan City, Ind, July \ 1000
The labor OF 400 prisoners now confined in the
Indiana State Prison will be let 10 the highest
and best bidders. four separate Contracts Of
100 men each. for a period OF six years from oct
], 1904.
Bids will be received until Aug l. 1909
All labor 10 be performed within the prfson
walls and In accordance with the statutes of the
state OF Indiana and disciplinary rules governing
the Indiana State Prison.
f. BIDDERS must state the square feet OF floor
space required for their special class OF work
and the board OF control will take into consdera.
ton the number OF officers required in the Differ
ent classes of work in awarding the Contracts
The board of control reserves the right to re-
ject any all bids
BIDS to be sealed and directed to the board OF
control, care Of James ID. Reid warden being
marked bid for Prison Lator.'
A certified check Of 81, 600 must accomnapv
each bid guarantee that the bidder will enter
into contract at the price bid
Bids will be opened the Sd day OF August
1870. at O'Clock a. m, at which time bidders
are invited TO be present.
JAMES d. REID Warden
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What Is to Come.

What is TO know not But we know
That what has been was good-was good to show
Better to hide. and best of all TO bear
We are the masters of the days that were
We have lived. we have loved. We have suffered
even so.
Shall not take the ebb who had the flow?
Life was friend. Now, IL IL be our foe
Dear, though IL spoil and break US, need we care
What is to come?
Let the great winds their worst and widest
blow.
Or the gold weather round mellow slow:
We have fulfilled ourselves, and We can dare
And conquer, though may not share
In the rich quiet OF the afterelow
What is come.
William Ernest Henley
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS
And Builders OF G-aveI or Mncndnm-
ICED Roads

Notice IL hereby given shat the Board OF Com
missloners OF Oranse county. Indiana. WILL up
10 O'clock n. n. OF ' ~
WEDNESDAY. AUG. 5. 1900.
receive sealed proposals. Cor che CONSTITUENCIES, 80,
the following named roacs in said countv 20
xif. 'S' "
IN North West Township
read Length OF read. Is 700 feet "~f0h
IN French Lick township
Road No The OrnncevfIie g. W., ~.
rcsd- Length 81 road. 9.0ls feet.
SAID roads Ia be completed on or before ,h.
sst DAY OF June. ises 'ne
Contractors viii 10 required 70 take bons. q,
case the oeaos cannot b. otherwise disposed OF
RAID pfcrtsais 70 c~ accompanied by zopl n -,
sufficient bonds fer twice the amount OF fbs LiJ
on blanks furnished b. the auditor Said hnnS.
10 be sisued ~ at least TWO resident freehoIdsrs
OF Orange county.
said BIDS 70 provide that the work q, -.
reads BID or shall De- In all things In strtc, 49,
orc1zce with plans profile and Specincsfgar.
Row on NE with the auditor. and the order 81 fbs
Beard o. Commissioners hereia ~
The board reserves the right TO reject any and
all S.fs ~ anu
Bis should BE- addressed 10 Georxe w =.
Garecn. auditor OranFe county PaoiI IND
The auditor viii furnish bidders blanLs TO-
bios and bends 'os
JOHN a. WEEKS
SETH sTRATTAN
GEORGE r. CABLE
GEORGE W. TEGARDEN, '''-S'0"siA
Auditor Orange County.
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STORAGE,
LEGAL ADVERTISEME
PETITION OF BANKRUPT FOR Hrs
DISCHARGE,
In the matter OF John Titus, bankrupt
No. 1is9. In bankruptcy.

In the matter OF John Titus, bankrupt.
No. 1889. In bankruptcy.
District OF Indiana, S.
On this Sd day OF July, A d. 1903. on reading
the petition of the bankrupt for his DISCHARGE
1t is ordered by the court that a hearing Ia
had upon the same on the 30th day OF July a ID
1903, before said court at INDIANAPOLIS in saId
district, at o'clock in the forenoon and tbst
notice thereof be published twice in the Indian
apolis Journal, newspaper printed in said dis
trict, and that all known creditors and otbar
persons in interest may appear at the said ill.,
and place and show cause, IL anv they ba--n
why the prayer OF the said petitioner should no;
be granted. ''O1
And it is further ordered by the court that rho
clerk shall send by mail 10 all known creditors
copies OF said petition and this order addressed
TO them at their places of residence as stated
Witness the Honorable Albert B. Anderson
judge or said court, and the seal thereof ar
Indianapolis. in said district. the Sd day OF
GSEAL.l NOBLE {. BUTLER Clerk
state of Indiara, set
In the Appellate Court
Sara @. Warner VS.. Buena V. Marshall ct al.
No. 1880.
Appeal from vigo Circuit Court
Whereas. X appears by affidavit filed that Irv-
ing Adams is nonresident of the State Of Indi-
ana and necessary party 10 said appeal
Now, therefore, the said nonresident appeue.
above named is hereby notified that on The ist
day or July, 1915. the said Sara G.. Warner NIad
in the clerks Office Of the Appellate Cont 90
Indiana a transcript OF the record and procead
ingS IN certain suit appealed from the Circuit
Court OF Nigo county. Indiana in which saId
sara G. Warner plaintin and said B,,ens
V. Marshall et al were defendants. and said
above named nonresident appellee is hereby no.
tined 10 appear at the Appellate Court room in
Indianapolis. Ind. before said Appellate Csonrt
on the 18th day OF August, 1908 and defend saiS
appeal, else the same Will be proceeded upon in
Witness my hand and the seal OF said Court
this LIST day CT July. 1908.
lsEAL.I ROBERT a BROWN.
- Clerk Appellate Court
r. b. Stimson. Attorney for Appellant
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Line Proposed.

M. Loqui Lobet, member of the French
Geographical Society, is in San Francisco
He has conceived the idea of building a.
Transalaska-S Siberia railroad and thereby
affording an all-rail route from New York
TO Paris, shifting the commercial axis
from the Suez canal to Boring straits In
1898 Lobet visited Alaska on a scientific
mission and IL was there he first thought
OF the great scheme that has since inter-
ested many wealthy men OF Europe and
resulted in the formation of big company
which, he says. has pledged him ample
funds to carry 1t out. He is now making
a tour of the world in the interest of this
railroad scheme, and it is this motive that
has taken him TO San Francisco. In his pro-
posed route over the American continent
Canada is eliminated. The present plans
outline road across the United States
from New York to San Francisco, thence
northward through California, Oregon and
Washington, along the coasts of Juneau,
thence to Fort Cudahy and thence to the
most westerly point of Alaska, extending
into Boring sea. Here a tunnel will con-
meet the two mainlands, and thence
through Siberia to st. Petersburg and
finally through Europe to Berlin and Paris.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR EoUIPAGE SUPP

PROPOSALS FOR EQUIPAGE SUPPLIES
Chief Quartermaster's Office. Chicago, III
july p 1903 Sealed proposals. in trplicate. will
be received at this Office, until IL O'clock a m
"Wednesday, July -. 1903. for early delivery All
either chicago Pniladelphia or Boston depot OF
company. regimental and post record books "a nd
tent pins. conforming 10 existing standards and
specifications. Government reserves right to re-
1ect or accept any all proposals or any mart
thereof. Preference given TO articles OF domes-
tic production manufacture, conditions 81
quality and price Including In the price of for
eign productions and manufactures the duty
thereon) being equal. Particulars and blanLs
for proposals will be furnished upon application
Envelopes containing proposals TO be indorsed
Proposals for Equlpage Supplies az
dressed 10 NAL W. H. MILLER, Quartermaster
u. s A., in charge.
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AT DAYS AURORA TEA STORE

80 West Washington ST.,
Fourth door west of Statehouse.
New Phone 1926. Old Phone. Main $40.
CSC buys 50 lbs best brands Of -four.
1oc buys 10 bars Lenox soap.
DOC buys 10 baTs Star soap.
Zoe buys 5 bars Gloss soap.
2Sc buys bars Old Mill soap.
S9c GUYS boxes Whiteline wash powder.
t9o ouys boxes O'clock washing tea.
Zoe buys boxes Friends oats
x9c buys boxes Quaker oats.
Zoe buys boxes Malta Vita
l0c buys / package Lion coffee.
1Oc buys package Arbuckles coffee.
lOc buys I can table peaches.
lVc buys can large pums.
R12c buys pound kettle-rendered lard.
daily.
We accept and deliver telephone orders
Goods delivered at interurban cars
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VITAL sTATIsr1cs-JULY is.
IIfrths.

James and Margaret shursn. I7sa Bates street.
=. II. and Caroline Talbert. 1911 woodiawp
<renue, girl.
4 ssscph and susie Rice. al Rankin street. boy
II II and r Lohss. l25s South Meridian street.
John and May Hasiins. A. Eas, Washington
street. giri.
William ana Annie Geisie. city. girl.
! samuel and Della Portheus. city. girl
Rudolph and Malta DOrenz. silS Graceland.
Richard and Gertrude Krieger. 2e0s Northwest
IN avenue. girl
joseph and Annie Fisher. ESQ South Alabama
Daiiy and Nellie Matthias. "a West Mccarty
street. boy
Patrick and Mary Maloney. s2i Chadwick
street. girl
Morris anc Lydia Platt. as Doxney street. boy.
Thomas and Electa Champion. 1911 Fletcher
avenue. boy.
Charles and Rachel Van Blaricum. 7O2 South
Warman street. boy.
Marriage Licenses.
samuel BaysinSle and Sarah p Bush.
Amos Schrelber and Maude l. Brown
John w. Griffith and May A Ehrisman-
lradel y. Ferris and Esther II. Wilson.
Harry ". Henshen and Ruby NJ Haskinson-
Nicholas Aich and Emma u. Gullifer.
Arthur FOiis and Gabrielle Butler.
Allen =. Davis and Rctta Taylor
Aired Z Boyd AID Frances Jarrett
otto LeOnhartt and Marie JAMS.
Ralph Henry Hess ard Nellie A. CesnaEaa.
William Robert Csrnes and Sarah z Stone.
Frederick l. W. lsoeseuer and Hattie B. Has
Ter.
Roderiek ". Harvey and Mary N. Adolph.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

BUSINESS CHANCE-Wanted-Part with $3.50
TO take half interest in money maker. An hon
est and clean proposition. Address OHR, care
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WANTED-car carpenters. truck and
wrcnchuen, FOR out OF city; no trouble; steady
work; free t1nspogtati0t Apply 20 AGENT.
lioom :. Stubbins Hotel
" AETkIb-Tsanlsters and la0orers on electric
lines guhetta. wages sl.15 and g per day:
take electric line Cumberland G. H. x D.
70 Juhett1s apply 20 foreman at camp Il. >.
MORROW.
WANTED-For L. $. army, able-bodled. unmar-
Tied men. between ages OF y and 81. citizens Of
United states Sood character and temperate
habits, Who can speak. read and write English
foT Information apply 20 Recruiting officer, -
North Illinois 81. Indianapolis. Ind
WANTED-Kecrlits for the United States Ma
rine Corps-Able- bodied, unmarried men be-
tween y and %. good character: must speak.
read and write English. Marines at sea
Oh Hien-of-wa IN all parts OF the world: on land
iL our island possessions and at naval stations
~ me United states. Apply Room 20l, Sentinel
tuidlnR. Indianapolis. Ind.
All advertisements inserted n these columns
t nre charged at the very low rate Of cents
iihe. Btank or dash lines at the same price per
me. Telephone rs and yoGr ad. will be called
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Deaths.

Delbert Lusrer. one. so7 East North street.
cholera fnfaatum.
James Theodore Crosse. one. Is4z West Twenty
sixth street, exhaustion
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NOTICE.

NOTICE-Sheet metal work of all kinds 10
SEPH GARDNER, 80 Kentucky av. Telephone
NOTICE-Up-to-date FURNACES guaranteed to
neat. Tin and galvanized iron works roll
LfN HAWKINS. HILLS Virginia ay the man
who never sits the fence.
NOTICE.
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CONDITION OF VANDALIA
RECEIVER MALOTT MADE LARGE
DISBURSEMENTS IN MAY.
Railroads still Feel the Effects of the
High Waters at ST. Louis-General
md Personal Notes.

The report of Volney T. Malott, receiver
of the Terre Haute & Indianapolis Railroad
Company, for the month of May, 1893, filed
in the United States Circuit Court, shows:
Cash on hand April 80, 1903. $500. 1926 81. Al
Receipts during May ............. 49,, OS5. -
1914. 657. IA
Disbursements during May. 7es, 633. II
Cash on hand May 81. sl7s,os. SO
Receipts. Nov IA, 1896, to May
81 1903 s61. 46s. OlO.56
DISBURSEMENTS. Nov. IA. 1896. to
May 81. 1903 ..................... 81. 292, 9S6SS
Balance Observation-Disclosures. s17s.o23 90
Disbursements. settling ante-re-
celVershlp matters .............. N,7OO, %
Receipts on internationally ac-
counts ............................ S54,31OS2
Excess disbursements settling
prior business .................. $S46, 469 %
The result TO the Terre Haute e. Indian
apolis Railroad Company from the oper-
atoms for the month of May. after charging
Up expenses. the months proportion of
taxes, the interest on the company's bonds
rental oil leased lines and loss in operating
leased lines, and of the charging 10 eX-
penses OF new locomotive equipment pur-
chased, was:
Profit operating T. H &
r. r. ................ sS7,o21. 9s
Less two-sevenths loss
operating st. L., V. &
L. III. X. R.............. T,3S9.u
Loss operating T. FL. &
+. X. X. ................ 17,7l022 25.099.33
A.. ~.
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DIED.

CARBEE-WilIam H. Carbee. at his home on
Baltlnora ave. Wednesday, July Is. 1:50 a
m. Services at home Thursday. 2;30 .. m.
Burial "a Terre Haute Friday.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
TUTEwILER & son,
Underwriters. 129 W. Market 81. Tel 21s.
New li64. ADAMS < KRIEGER. Main I154.
Funeral directors. i5s y. III. Lady attendant.
JOHNSON. HAsSLER e GEORGE, 357 Massa-
ehusettS av- New Phone 963- Old Main l4S0.
FRANK A. BLANCHARD, Undertaken, 153 n.
Delaware St Lazy attendant Both Phones All.
FLANNER q BUCHANAN - Licensed
embalmers-l Can ship diphtheria and
scarlet fever Lady embalmer for
ladies and children. go North Ill
nos street. Telephone Sal. new or OLD.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
tINANCIALcInsure with FRANK SAWYER.
LOANS-Money on mortgages. c. F. SAYLES
Co, l27 East Market street
F1NANClAL-5 per cent. money on Indianapolis
city property. or on city property in any county
seat town. or on farm property anywhere in Indi-
ana; We use our own funds; no delay: partial
payments Call or address c. N WILLIAMS "A
Co. S-lu +. Market ST.
FINANCIAI-Money TO loan on farm mortgages
anywhere IN Indiana at per cent. interest:
annual or seml-annual interest: full or partial
payment privileges granted large loans a spe-
Sialty: correspondence invited. CLEMENTS q
EVANS Charlottesville. Ind.
FINANCIALcMoney to loan on farm mortgages
anywhere in Indiana at 5 per cent interest:
NJ COMMISSION; annual or semi-aunuaI in
!erest ulI or partial payment privileges granted:
IaI ke Ioan specially: correspondence invited
CLEMENTS EVANS, CrawfordsvilIe Ind
STORAGE.
STORAGE - The Union Transfer and Storage
Company, East Ohio st and TTnion
tracks; only hrst-class storage solicited Grating
and packing. Phones 725.
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MONUMENTS.


AoNUMENTS--A. DIENER, 44s z. Washington.
Tel Z25- Branch works E entrance Crown Hill.
nONUMESTS-M- II. Farrell, IA West Wash
irston 81. New Phone 2ilS.
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oEoRcE W. TEoAnDEs.
Auditor Orange County.
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ITO be Continued To-morrowl
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-22
Now Believed That Colombia
Will Reopen Negotiations
For New Compact
TIME EXTENSION NOT ASKED
Nothing Received Today to Indicate
That Anything Has Been Done by
Colombia to Keep the Present Treaty
AIive-Better Success With Future
Pact Expected.

Washington, Sept 22.-The state de-
rartment up to noon today had no new
dispatches bearing upon the Panama
canal situation, neither from Minister
Reaupre nor thru Mr.. Herran, Colom-
bian charge d'affaires here, and Moth
ing is looked for during the day which
will keep the treaty alive after mid
night tonight. There is no intirnation
in official circles here as to what will
follow the rejection of :he treaty.
DR.. Herran IS not expecting any
news today which will change the fore
gone conclusion that the canal treaty is
dead. 1t is believed. however, his gov
ernment wili advise him shortly Of
desire to reopen negotiations. It was
stated today that confidential advices
which Herran submitted to Secretary
Hay short time ago were to the ef-
feet that an effort was on foot at Bogo-
ia to harmonic all conflicting interests
there and that this undoubtedly would
be accomplished thru compromise
which President Ma,roquin would be
authorized to negotiate treaty direct
" with the United States. It Is be-
Meved here a new proposition Will be
submi tied at an early day.