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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-21
GENERAL DOMESTIC.

Two more breaks are reported In the St
Francis levee on either side of Pecan Point
Ark Waters rolling in on both sides of the
town completely hemmed it in and made es-
cape impossible. Fear is expressed that the
loss of life will be great As the food
grows higher it tops several Southern levees
and grave apprehension Is felt at many Of
the Southern towns ..
Five Of the largest packing-houses in the
West were found guilty of violating the. an
thrust law by the Missouri Supreme Court
and fined $500 each Until the fines are
paid the companies cannot conduct their
businesses IN the State. This action is the
result of the beef investigation. which was
set on foot by Attorney General Crow last
May.
Mrs. James Mccoy OF Gas City, Pa-. has
started to St. Louis, where she will pros
ecute her case for divorce in order to marry
John H. Waldron, her first husband.
Mrs. Lillian H. Benson was burned to
death by a gasoline explosion at Nashville.
Ill r. =
Madame De La Mothe an opera singer.
was shot the head by some one who
fired throtsh the window Of a car IN which
she was riding near Guthrie. Ok, d
The law students of the Missouri ,Univer.
sity are preparing a mock trial, in which
many OF the prominent politicians Of the
State will be represented. It is TO be The
greatest student event before the June COM
mencement.
Miss Josephine Abbott was burned to
death locked in her room at Perrion. Ill.
wtep her mother broke down the door ehe
found her daughter standing In the middle
Of tie floor enveioped in flames from head
to foot.
Hew Mexico appropriated $4,000 for sn
exhibit at the st. Louis Worlds Fair.
The Superintendent Of Police at Buffalo
q hat 1,o off or4c nf
numbering p. L. Burdick.
Commissioner John Barrett of the Worlds
F41rarrives in New York after a success-
ful visit to Oriental countries.
Illinois legislators abandon hope Of Sc
curing an adjournment before May Is.
Kansas wheat crop reported to be in best
condition for years
Arkansas House OF Representative sqlab-
bies over the King antitrust bill.
Mrs. Florence Nicely of sedalia deserts
her husband for a career on the stage.
genttne Republic.
Methodist Conference at Carrollton to ad-
3ourn Monday.
Mrs. Hetty Green summoned before Re-
corder of Hoboken for falling to get q IL
cense on her pet dog.
Supreme Court affirms probate Of the will |
of Rice, the New York millionaire, entail |
ing the estate 20 a Texas institute.
The Missouri House adopted the Senate |
resolution submitting an amendment to the |
Constitution for the erection Of . new |
State Capitol The amendment provides |
for the creation Of a fund Of s. .0oo.00 by q
tax levy. |
N. G. Hickox. who was ordered committed |
TO Jail for refusing to answer questions |
asked by the Missouri House Bribery In |
veetigating Committee. was released on his |
own recognizance until 10 o'clock to-day, |
when papers will be prepared for commit |
ting. him.
Six persons are killed as the result Of a /
collision between steamers In Long Island |
Sound.
Supreme Court ordered Secretary Of State /
Sam B. Cook to issue charter for a bank |
TO Jones Dry Goods Company OF Kansas
City,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-21

ments the Tower Grove Improvement Asso-
citation was organized last night at meet
ing of citizens, held at Manchester avenue
and Sarah street
Officers elected were: President. F. A
]. Hitler; first vice president, Joseph u.
Muth; second vice president Doctor j. G..
GOehr.ng; first secretary, George Il. Leh-
mann: second secretary, George Atwood;
treasurer, William Fisher.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-21

has been assailed. The minority Is trying
to throw dust. The Bill OF Rights does not
cover every rubterfuge IN a criminal cause -
Lee OF st. Louis said that he had been
in no caucus Lawyers seem to be divided
on this question" he said in explanation
OF his vote against the Davidson resou-
tion. I'm all questions Of doubt. the de-
fendant should be granted the favor. I am
against commitment"
II here learn for the first time that there
is politics in this question" said Gillespie.
II did not know that there was a caucus.
The prisoner at the bar has thrown down
the bar by going beyond the mere state
ment that he is guilty or not guilty. OBJ
lection to commitment is claptrap"
ION TRIAL. OURSELVES"
I'VE are on trial ourselves said David
son of Marion. 1T is n question Of whether
We have right to vindicate ourselves.
Send this man to Jail The Supreme Court
can then decide the constitutionality Of the
question"
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-21
SPORTING.

Poor riding and sorry platers close New
Orleans race meeting
The Brooklyn Chess Club has selected ten
players to represent America in tho cable
tournament.
Cardinals will meet the Dallas team to-
dael
Scores made by Frank Fromm recently
haye. been returned for proof by the United
States Revolver Association.
Presidents Johnson and Pulliam agree
that 'Deehanty and Davis must fulfill their
contracts or be disqualified.
Tommy Sullivan is to manage a new hight
club in this city.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-21
DULL IN ARKANSAS HOUSE.
Took Sergeant at Arms Six Hours
to Get Quorum.
REPrRLIc sPEC1AL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Little Rock, Ark. March Co.-The House
was In session from . Il. m to $50 to-day
In struggle over the second reading of
Senator Kings antitrust bill.
At noon. the opponents Of the measure
succeeeded in breaking quorum. but with
in an hour the srseant-at-Arrrls brought In
enough absentees to constitute a. quorum.
Finally, by vote Of % 10 81. the bill was
ordered read a secend time. II was then
referred to the Judiciary Committee. with
n number OF amendments. aimed mainly at
the feature OF the bill. affecting fire insur-
ance companies doing business in this Stata.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-21

New York, March @.-Arrived: Cedric
from Liverpool; Pretoria, from Hamburg;
Grosser Kurfurst, from Southampton.
Hamburg. March 1s.-Sailed: Denderch,
San Francisco.
Yokohama, March ao.-Arrived: Olympia,
Tacoma, for Shanghai and Hong-Kong.
Lizard. March 20, 1890 p. m.-Passed: La
Bretagne, New York, for Havre.
Queenstown, March 2o-Sailed: Canada,
from Liverpool, for Boston.
Ponta Ferraria- March 20.-Passed: Lain,
New York, for Naples and Genoa
Queenstown, March 2o.-Arrived: West
erninnd, Philadelphia, for Liverpool. and
proceeded. Sailed: Bavarian. from Liver
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-21
Candidate. Spoke at smoker.

The Citizens Republican Club Of the Sew
enth Ward gave a smoker and entertain
ment last evening at Neumeyers Hall.
Wyman and Jacob T. Leinendecker. both
candidates for the City Council. addressed
the meeting, outlining. in brief. the present
political situation. Henry Pfeffle. at pres
ent a member OF the House OF Delegates.
also spoke. .t
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-21
FOR ADJOURNMENT MONDAY.
Senate Adopts Resolution By Vote oi
23 to

BY A STAFF CORRESPONDENT.
Jefferson CITY, NO. March 0.-Next Mon
day noon was fixed as the date for adjourn
ment by the Senate tonight. The resolu-
tion was submitted by Farris and precipi-
tated lively and short debate but carried
by vote of q to g.
No one spoke of the Grand Jury investi-
cation of next week. Dickinson opposed
fixing date of adjournment while many
Senate bills were now before the House for
passage.
"It would be unfair for a House which
works faster" he said, ito invite an ad-
journment." Worries said that more than
go Senate bills were now in the House and
could not be passed If the motion were
adopted.
McNatt wished the legislators to quit
haggiing and adjourn. They have been
calling men before the bar OF the House."
he said. land conducting an investigation
which does not investigate. Let them fish
or cut the bait
DowelI saw nothing in working for 81 q
day. Morton saw no disrespect in adjourn
ing. Matthews And Walker concurred. Aft
er short speech along the same lines by
Farris the resolution was adopted The
resolution will go to the House tomorrow.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-21
MOTHER FOUND BABY DEAD.
Mrs. Hall Went to Cradle to
Arouse the Infant.

Mrs. John Wall Of No 12l7 North FIJI,
teenth street yesterday morning about 11:S0
o'clock went to her baby's cradle to pick
up the infant, which she supposed was
sleeping and found It dead.
The Coroner has been notified. and an in
quest will probably be held to-day to de-
termine the cause Of death. The child was
months old.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-21
T0-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.
BUSINESS.

Yesterdays bank clearings were 81. s.s3s 495
balances, s647,542. Local discount rates
were firm between and per cent. Domes-
tic exchange was quoted as follows: New
York, ac discount bid. 25c premium asked
Chicago. par bid. 10c premium asked; Gin
cfnnati and New Orleans, 1oc discount bid.
par asked; Louisville, par bid, 10c premium
asked.
Wheat closed lower at Gs7sI69c bid May:
'ST15c No. red. Corn closed lower at
4ohc bid May; 414Fd4i1sc No. mixed Oats
closed at 337sc bid May; s51sc No. . North
ern.
The local market for spot cotton was un-
changed
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-21
Eachfn1st's Foot Man1led.

John Iendel, a machinist, was struck BY
a Suburban car at Thirteenth and Locust
streets last night while he was standing o.
the sidewalk Mandel was thrown under
the car ard MS right foot was nangied He
was taken to the City HOSPITAL. He Is Is
years old. and lives at No. 1915 Clinton
ct
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-21
WASHINGTON

The Interior Department has advertised
Tor bids for constructing a new free bath
mouse at Hot Springs Pools will be elm
mated and individual baths substituted.
President Roosevelt appoints Doctor
Crum, n negro. Collector OF the Port Of
Charleston. S. c.. after the nomination has
failed of confirmation in the Senate.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-21
SENATE PASSES NORMAL BILL.
New Southwest Missouri Measure Car
ries Over Opposition.

r1eN OVer OppObft1On.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Jefferson City, Mo-, March Ex-senator
McIndoe showed the results Of hard work
tonight when he passed the Southwest
Missouri Normal School bill through the
Senate over opposition OF institution Sem
ators.
In explaining the bill, McIndoe said 1t
would cost the State nothing at this time
for the people would erect the buildings
It Will probably be situated in Webb City
Dowell and Nick Bradley opposed st, cleirn-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-21
ATTEMPT TO INCREASE STATE
FAIR FUND CAUSES A STIR
Amendment the Appropriation Defeaed-Seyeral I'm
Changes Measure Agrees to
Adjourn Moo

Ing that other institutions would suffer.
Tie following was the roll call:
Ayes, 1S-John L. Bradley Clarke, Collins Cos
telo. Farris. Heather. Jewell Lee, McDavid
Mclndoe, Mckinley. McNatt, Matthew'S Nelson
Rubey. sartSrias. Sullivan. Worries
Noes, l.-BiSes. Nick NJ. Bradley. Dickinson,
powell: Fields; K!realy. Marahal Martin. Nor
ton. ScAoenlaub. Walker. Zeveley
In the Senate.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Jefferson City. No., March 20-Bills con-
sidered by the Senate tonight were:
Graduating fees for bank examinations,
passed
Appropriating $4,000 deficiency. passed.
Making employers criminally liable for
death of employees through negligence.
passed.
Striking 0ut for the insane" from names
OF the four hospitals for the insane. passed.
Appropriating money from breeders law
for Sedala State Fair. passed.
Refu2ding whtsky-license money, passed.
Empowering the Governor to order the
Attorney. General to assist County Attor-
neys, defeated
Concurring in Senate amendments to bill
making street-car fare cents from Kan
sas City to Independence passed.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-21

Norbert Zeis sued the ST. Louis Brewing AEso-
citation in tee Circuit Court yesterday for si5 noq
damages, alleging that his right eye was injured
wi lie unloading hottled beer August q last. Tha
bottom OF a casa broke and the bottles fell upon
the sidewalk and broke. and q piece Of siass
struck his eye, he AYERS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-21

White Earth MINI, March 2o.-May Nzinah-
wsush one Of the Oldest chiefs and medicine
seer. OF the Chippewas, is dead here at the Old
Peoples Home. aged s. years. week before
he died he called the Reverend Father Aloysius
nnd embraced the Roman Catholic faith
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-21

The best and quickest way to secure COM
petent help is to advertise in The Sunday
Republic. All druggists take ads for The
Republic at Office rates.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-21

went to buy or sell q horse? The Sunday
Republics Horse and Vehicle" columns
lead I'll othsrs. Take your advertisement to
your nearest druggist
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-21
WEDDINGS.
BLAKEMoRE-wARD.

BLAKEMORE-WARD.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Centralia Ill, March c.-Miss Stella Ward and
Mr. Frenk Biakemore were married in this
county at the home OF the brides parents. Doc
tor and Mrs. Ward.
HILLER-RETTZ.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Kinmundy. H., March ,-Mr. Albert Hitler Of
this city and Miss Anna Reitz OF Farina were
married last evening at the home Of the bride
ROWLAND-BARNARD.
REPUBILC SPECIAL
Mountain Grove Ill., March 1o.-Mr Otis Row
land and Miss Mary Barnard Gf this city were
parsonage. the Reverend A. K. Kelly officiating
wRIGHT-STEvENS.
REPUB1Ic SPECIAL
Tayloryills. H.. March 1;-Mr p. r, Wright
May Township were married here to-day.
SCHENCK-COX-
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Evansville, Ind, March N--Miss Anna Cox
and Mr Henry Schenck were married today at
officiating
Two BooNvILLE WEDDINGS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Evansville. Ind. March 3-sfss Margura T
evening at Boonvtle. Ind by the Reverend L.
Miss Sadie Baker and Mr. o. IAughin were
married at Boonvie to-day by the Reverend J.
3. Barrett
sPRENGER-RICHARDso
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Evansville. Ind. March 20. Miss Josephine
Richardson and the Reverend c. S SDrenger
were married last evening at Rockgert. Ind. by
side at Hope Mo-. where Mr. Sprenger has
charge of a church.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-21

Transit Service Denounced.
To Insist upon q better street-car service
and urge other reforms and civic improve
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-21

A phenomenal gold strike is reported at
Parral, Mexico. 1t has caused much ex-
citesnent.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-21
Observation-Disclosures.

Safe-Crackers Rob Bank.
Eureka Kas., March D.-Safe-cra cISers early
to-day wrecked the safe Of the State Bank et
Quincy near here. and escaped a hand car,
It is not known how much money was secured.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-21

Your druggist win refund your money u
PAZo OINTMENT fails to cora Rinswerrn.
Tetter, Old Ulcers Sores, Pinsplcs. Black
heads en- the face, and all skin diseases, Seo
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-21
JEFFERSON CLUB ELECTION BILL
Believed That the House VIII Pass
the Measure To-Day.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
jefferson City. Mo-, March 2O.-It is prob
able that the Senate penalty election bill
prepared by the Jefferson Club will be
passed by the House tomorrow.
There is some doubt about the bill regu-
lating elections in ST. Louis otherwise
known Senate bill 235
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-21

efsss fYiea: ss ss esS a,s s,,stt @ s4ss tssasa Msses
IL, D:et.ien, Bp!dg u. igsJa, tjSsan Sn.rbei
HraeS Hssss, tiila:ethy Js4A4Fs. fY.efief te,,,is
ht.f' afTi afisE Hs Hs.s Blu b t asi, Isr Asg!a Ha FL
siste+, st4thss. Z: Yiiss, We4.sf, Nii,sis Nay
bf tha seNenty IN the stns.sstie,, t.n a "a
hepu5lieans. 9f ire t@eAts-ons nesat tIsas
nine afe Bea.eerats:
iNvEst'taAFiN@ eosistf1-fEs.
a heh.bef OF Witnesses vera b,,sera tAa
fhgessisstiRS eeh.n,itsee to-day rsash J.
Carlisle, business lhahaser or ,ha ~. f,suls
eAte!l..Iese, and Representatives s,sthmeiI,
Oliver. CHAPMAN, t'la theF ahj baSiss,, ef
RAlef were ameAs the number i. ia said
that Representative oiiSsr overheard .s.,e
Men disc asaiss test=beek Hesitation.
fTiehes es ttiekes wefe talking tbis after
heeA OF taking their haseaA eereas proceed
tess eefere Justice lteblnaen Of the sA=
srense Court, fsehiaseA II the eniS Aee4b=
heaA Supreme Judge, and was Nominated
through the Influence Of phelns,
Whea asked eeAeerains the issuance Of
passes, Il Il sati that he teld the hives
tiEatins ceamitlee that he would have 10
avail hinnset Of the constitutional Pre-.
vtkien,
A test Of the friends Of Investigation viii
probably Como on molten to adjourn.
Now that the Senate Asa passed adjourn.
n'ers Monday noon, the House VIII have
to psss on tss Gus-,ian, Friends of tho
.neo-tizat! ton ,H-'=t tast the Huus-, shsaid
keoa Ia seeeiea Until the haiJ,,.,e Of the
week,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-21
VOTES TO COMMIT
HCKOx TO PRISON
FOR CONTEMPT

Continued From Page One.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-01-07
A SAD CAREER.
MALLORY DAVIS WAS ONCE A
PROMINENT YOUNG MAN
OF LOUISVILLE.

Mallory Davis, the Young man who
cied yesterday m the city hospital here
OF consun ptjon and wfs taken to Lou
isville yesterday afternoon for burial,
was once one o. the best Known yorpg
men OF Louisville.
He married daughter Of Manager
Cooper. Of the GPlt bo0se, and at one
tire was himself assistant manager.
1t is said by his friends that his seps-
ration from bis wife drove him to
drink, and for tire last few years he
bad drifted about, wreck. Only q
shoft time ago be was arrested here
for vagraucy, bat upon explaining
who he was he was released. He had
worked at Grapd Rivers at the fur
PAGES for several weeks. and Rad been
in the hospital here for only five days.
His mother, ard sister, Mrs. J. X.
Woodward, of Lou'sville, came after the
remains.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-01-07
A SWELL AFFAIR
THE COMBS BANQUET WAS
MOST ENJOYABLE TO
ALL PRESENT.

Postmaster r. NJ. Fisher aud Ma
jor J. II. Ashoraft have returned from
Louisville, where they afforded the
banquet given Hon. Leslie Combs at
the Gait house night before last, The
only ether Republican from TIE Fi's,
District wss Hoa. P. H. Dayby, g.
Pslpoeson.
The banqret was one Of the most
elaborate ever held in the state. Ii
was attended by lO6 OF the most prom
lent men in the state, and il was in no
wise a political affair. II was simply
. gathering TO do honor TO Mr. Combs,
vfo has been appointed minister TO
Guatemala. ard leaves shortly. Mr..
Combs is one Of the most prominent
and popular Republicans in the state,
add the banquet was a fitting tTibote
10 = man whose worth merits any hoo
or that might DO shown him. He
leaves in about ten days.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-01-07
PICTURES IN PAPER
A BILL DESIGNED TO PROTECT
FROM ADVERTISERS.

Washington, Jan. T-Reprrsen tative
FItzgsrsld OF New York has introduo-
ed a bill making % Illegal for any
person engaged in trade to use for
advertising proposes the name or
picture of any living persons with
oct having first obtained their sol-
sent in writing. A maximum penalty
OF one year IN prison and fine OF ell
900 II provided. M fitzgerald said
the New York court Of spptsls recent
ly, in the case Of a -sung wcmsu who
sought to restrain the unauthorized
pubiacssion OF her picture rs part Of
an advertisement, practically de-
termined that IL the picture were
libeIous its use could DO restrained,
bun the mere fact that the pisture
was a true likedess and its use unau,h.
osised afforded no ground for re-
dress"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-01-07
Judge Husbands Decision Expected
Tomorrow in Circuit Court.
IL Is Said He Will Decide Pad ucah
Legally Transferred to SEQ
ond Glass.
ME NOW AN TER-REGNUM

! The famors Injunction suits will
tomorrow be decided by Judge Hos
bands in circuit corrt. The first in.
junction suits, 10 will be rememb ered,
were brought by two oouncilmen,
whose action was repudisted by the
council.
In few weeks Marshal Grows
office was declared abolished and IL
was decided TO pay CITY Prosecuting
Attorney Gilbert a saIsry instead Of
fees. Both entered objection In the
shape OF injunction suits against the
sity. seeking to enjoin from the
aforesaid sctiou, aud urging as one
resson that the city had never been
legally transferred TO the secosd class.
Il is tipped that Judge Husbands,
who set January NJ the date for rem
dering final decision. will Tomorrow
decide that Paducsh was legally vans
ferred % the second class by the leEis.
lsture. It il underwood the opinion IL
now prepared, and while the attorneys
may go through the formality Of -
argument. that Judss Husbands he's
decided the case and IL may be there
will be no argument AZ all
II there is argument. however, Judge
wa. Berry will argre 10 for the PLAIN
tfffs and City Solicitor werten for the
city.
A peculiar feature Of the decisi on. II
reports should be'srue, ia tina Psducah
since the transfer March 81, 1909
from the third 10 the second class. I'M
I'll the officials selected this year under
the second class charter tske their
seats January /. isoi. neatly two years,
has seen without any regulsv form
OF government ~ all. legally speak
ing. The interim n what il known Mt
law az an "iuter rsznum." between
reigns literally. or an iuterrupsion
OF the executive government.
TBS will knock cot the office holders
in controversy, Marshal Grow ami At
torney Gilbert, who will no aoebt
tate an appeal
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-01-07

How much better it world have boep
for the school board to have used .
little common sense, and knowing that
pupils are not going to attend school
on Christmas eve, given them holt
day. 1t would have prevented all this
muddle over who was to blame for
the children's not attending, and world
probably have precluded whole lot
of ill telling that has been epgendered
emong those whose success der ends
largely on the harmony in which they
work. scd which feeling it now ap-
peers will grow as developments pro-
gress.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-01-07
Trains Of starving cattIe.

The long continued drought in some Of
the southern portions OF Australia has
resulted in some queer scenes there.
Farmers In the north having offered
their pasture land for the starving cat
tie and horses. the government has I'M
dertaken the transportation OF these
animals TO the pasture lands. and
whole tre4ns have been devoted 20 tho
work. to tho delay and detriment Of
other railroad business. Some of the
animals were so weak Tat the placing
OF them on the cars presented a seri-
Gus problem. Pastoral lands In the
affected districts have reverted to a
state Of desert. Victoria and New
South Wales have suffered immense
loss. while In Queensland the drought
is estimated % have thrown the prog.
ross of the country back fifteen ysars.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-01-07
Arbitration Shall Be the Means For
Settling Dispute.
Venezuelan Leader, However, Must
Agree to Certain Conditions Be-
fore Submitting It.
TO BE CONSIDERED SOON

washirstoi, Jan. 7-Secretary Hay
has received the British answer to
President Csstro's last proposal rela.
tive to arbitration.
TIE note is interlot utory, but in
substance stsses tb,t IL Vere4ueia
wishes a conference with view OF
subm ittiry the difference between tire
two countries to arbitration Great
Brit-iu will acceoe. The conditions
attached vary slightly from the orig
NAL British proposition. bot in the
Judgment Of officials here the differ
euces between the allies end venezu-
ella in respect to arb, ption are much
diminished, and there is werrant for
the ext octatio, tfat the case will
now surely go to The Hague.
Later in the day q separate res
ponse to President Castro's last pro-
posal came from Germany. In many
NtrptOts ~ WINS w Nhot rum
Great Britain, and like that it nam
cd certain conditions regarding the
matters under consideration on which
an understanding will have TO be
reached before the case IL submitted
TO arbitration. Germsny's answer.
like that Of Great Britain, has been
sent to President Castro through the
intermediary of the United States
minister. Mr. Bowen, at Caracas. II
the latter conditions suggested by
the two allies are accepted by Castro,
and the hope among officials here is
that they may be, IL is expected that
a meeting will be held in Washington
between Minister Bowen, representing
the government Of venezuels, and tho
ambassadors Of Great Britain, Ger
many and others of the allies to pre-
pare q basis on which the arbitration
Of the issues between the interested |
parties shall proceed.