The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
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a. r *, SESSION ASSURED.

AN EXTRA SESSION Assn REDD.
secretary OF State Hay assured the
# T,mhan senate prior to Its acc eptance o.
y he treaty that President Roosevelt Wou y
70 +, extra, session OF Congress IN the
h fail in time to assure its action on me re
E treatv before Dec 81 as required py the the
amendments
\ CUBAN TREATY SIGNED. .
IN = tif,cations OF the Cuban reciprocity
treaty were exchanged at the stat. Der-
nartment Tuesday by Secretary o. s. .aA
( iIav and Senior Quesada, the CUBAN NM ~,
& later, The treaty cannot be PROCLAIMED
& .;st,i: !. cted on BY the House OF Repre-
sentntives. M
ADMIRAL DEWEY''s lNDleG ,lt1, : =.
~ owing to the angry expressions In the
carmnn press regarding the newspaper
5sntarview with ADMIRAL Dewey last week.
- Mr. m unfavorable comparison be-
.1raen' the men OF the American navy and
those Of the German navy Presldent
nnosavelt called on the admiral for an m
explona lion. The hero OF Manila pleaoea
no Intentional otfense. and SAID no nae
II heen misquoted.5 Tho point OF ms 'nter-
Z viaw was that every man N ourts navy
was man OF Intelligence ana capaple
Of Initiative. while the German Z, seu' u,
4 1vere educated to depend upon their OH
80. n every DETAIL He said thai Inc
r,ar,bhenn manoeuvres were an oooect
q ,asson "a the Kaiser more than to any
y other person"
! = an ooo FOR PHILIPPINES. y,
s0 H.hs "a 900, 900 voted by Congress for the
\ r.I,af of the commerce and INDUSTRY -
tha philippines was transmitted Iues1Ay
Guaranty Trust Company. OF Ne"
y y " ascal agent for the Philippine gov
n arnment. a warrant for that amount nay
tns 1,een cashed by the United states sup'
\ Treasury. i8 if ]. !. =, NJ $ti
H5Ac.y,;DAGH AT TITp HAGUE, =. i,
11ha president has appointed wayne
Il MaoYeagh OF Penns ylyanla' 70 ESP , aIa
the United States at me lius "a ~. :.
the Venezuelan case Is ar ,9 Ir1 SIIAR
Y ts,tnoIJ,M1vrOR CRIyM NOW3lN3 CftA w =;
Il1.,,,ta ~ some talk Of q court aPpca'
~ sp.s Mr., Crum from serving a.
to,,p =. a. the port of Charleston, tNAt
"A colleSee s,.cyssed colored gentleman en-
munnnthe duties Of his once Iu 'a'i
AN as a recess appolhtee.
* - f,,n ~, Fr NAVAL PAPER , !, I
/, a s1C -Is,rean ot Navigation has pesun
"a ZIP ,,,"o tion Of a monthly "i3ulleti''2o,
tne ,,o t,on. the leading eaitoria. W =.
Elnto mo-. arst number notifies az o'Msets
MI the contents Is to DO helu 'ay va AZ.
+ All COPIES are to pc returneu a nnea -
~ rnvad JjhefOre the eHsulH6a t-, IL, @+ho
at n,u one copy being preserved Lex ~ ts'h
Snry ment under lock and Key ~ ,r 81
aspAt - 'to keep officers Informed o. pro-
gress 4 In the different bureaus shops s'A'
lions, etc, = ,uwrA1NDD.
President Roosevelt has ordered tnhe
ne women women Immigrant inspectors VINO
hoard Incoming steamers be continues y
ONCE until his return from his western
trip, Treasury officials had decided . OF
their dismissal, believing the EXPERIMENT l
COST oF, sTRIFSp CORNERSTONE
"A report Of The cost OF the Anthracite
Strike Commission places the total ex-
nenditures at only sss 1000, It Is proposed
to use the remainder of the $50, 900 appro-
prlated by Congress for printing the re-
port, Only three Of the seven commits
sioners drew salaries, Judge Gray. Gem
eral Wilson, Mr. Parker and Colonel
Wright having salaries as government
officials The commission was in existence
for exactly five months.
I COUNT CASSINI5 ON CHINA,
Count Cassini, the Russian Ambassador
al washington. gave to 4 Oh aries John-s
-taa for Harper's Weekly Ills Views on