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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-10-30
GANDAEL
CONVERTS
FRIDAY

John Gandall of Kauai, the silver
tongued Republican orator, whose rep
utation for presenting sound argu-
ments in the most attractive style in
the Hawaiian language, has risen high
er and higher as the campaign pro-
crosses and is strong drawing card in
the street corner politics which are
Of daily occurrence at Bethel and
King streets.
Yesterday the crowds saw John GAN
dali convert q dyed-in- the wool Home
Ruler to Republicanism. and it was
done quietly, and apparently without
effort. In the crowd was an old Ha-
waiian known Familiarity as Friday.
who lives on Tantalus. Friday pre-
scented Home Rule arguments and II
was observed that he was no mean an
tagonist, although his threadbare coat
and bare feet gave no outward sign of
consequence.
John Gandall waited until the cid
man came to breathing place. and
then caught Fridays attention. The
compliments of the day were pessed,
for both seemed past masters in the
art Of oratory as possessed by the ear
lier Hawaiians, using the flowery, fig
urative terms of speech with which the
Hawaiian language is replete. Gam
A. tol toll
insinuating, yet powerful. The noisy
crowd was soon hushed and all gave
ear to the battle of arguments. Little
by little Friday Interruptions bacalne
less frequent, until he too became as
silent as the rest, his gaze riveted IN
Gandalrs face. Now and again he
would nod his head In an affirmative
gesture, half hesitatingfy, but showing
that the silver-tongued orators afgu-
ments were demolishing the fabric Of
Home Rulism in his own mind. Can
dali was a spell-binder, in all that the
term conveys, and Friday was soon
disarmea. His AYE, aye" as Gandall
pursued his argument for Republican
ism, became more frequent. Gandalrs
voice. almost imperceptibly rose to q
higher and stronger key, vigorous and
full Of strength, and at last In 4
passionate plea he concluded. Friday
looked an instant longer and then
grasped Gandalps hand. He was con-
verified.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-10-30
ROBERTSON HEARD.

A. G. NJ. Robertson was given an
ovation as he stepped forward. He
entered at once into a discussion OF
the organization of the government OF
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-27
ENrRApAs DE TRAvEsIA

De Geneva y escalas vap. esp. Ca
talina" a Sobrino de Izqnierdo y co 100
Is papel 500 CTS jabon 200 SIS srroz S
cps almendras 100 cIs higos Barcelo y
co II cIs almendras 10 fds 40 SIS gar
banzos Castrillon Ochoa I4o cIs pa
sas rs cIs aceite Freiafa Alfonso y co 10
cIs papel Is cls aceite 50 cIs vermouth
452 BIS aceitunas Fernandez Gauran y
CO 90 CTS vermouth Scrs de F. Juncos
y co S cIs gt1isantes S CTS alcaparras 2
cIs embutidos CT etiquetas CT impre-
SOS bI vermouth Luifa Hno 2o2 ca
nastos S cls papas A. Vicente y CO CT
embutidos CT ropa 20 CTS aceite 100 SIS
garbanzos Cerecedo Hmnsy co 10 CTS
aceite ]. Ochoa y Hmno 20 CTS pimen-
ton 90 CTS. aceite 100 cIs cebollas Sob.
de Ezquiaga A 4c[s planchas SIS alhuce-
ma 10 cIs acelte Gonzalez Fontanals y
co rs seras aceitunas 100 cis cebollas F.
Font y Hmno 25 cls aceite 10 cls pi-
mslt6ls5o CTS jabon els alcaparras rs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-27

del crrnte mes saldr1 de Barcelona con
destino a este puerto los de Mayaguez,
Ponce. Cuba Mexico. y hacienda es-
calas en- Mallorca, Valencia, Alicante,
Malaga. Cadiz Y Canarias.
Amer 'Philadelphia" "-Procedente de
New York liegar6 a este puerto el dia
2o del corriente mes, y al siguiente dia
saldra para el de Curazao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-27
Conercio y Navigation.
I!cyiSta de laS operaciones practicadas hoy

SIS arroz Scrs de L. Vilianil y co, 20
CTS pimientos Baquero Gandara II
CTS pimenton Palacios y co 7 cls mar
moles 800 cls pasas 45 SIS garbanzos 2
cajones pasas Scrs de M. Lomba co.
5oI4 vino 275 fds papel 50 SIS garbanzos
II SIS cominos Villar y co 200 SIS arroz
A. Suarez y COZ SIS arroz Jose Soli-
ueras Is SIS arroz Scrs de A. Mayol y
co 6 fds vaqueta Cadierno Lopez y co
200 canastos cebollas 100 SIS garbanzos
A. Ortega y CO alpargatas J. M. Blan-
co y co 20 bultos He.nAz co 2 bultos
Muntaner y co bulto Francisco Trigo
bulto Deogracia Fabian bulto Ro-
6 cls calzado A la orden S 100 sIs gar
banzos L Ioo SIS garbanzos,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-27

pipas vacfas Scrs de Jose He1naiz 7 CTS
mercancias.
De Mayaguez y Ponce vap. america
no ''Vas-o" Lnifa Huns IA pipa ron
Hilario Santos y co 5o[2 SIS azucar Ca
dierno Lopez y co ia pipa pino Con
zalez Padin Hmns 10 baules y pqte
muestras Fernandez Gauran y co 5oI2
SIS azucar Juan E. Cruz IA pipa ron
s. Melon y co CT mercancias Scrs de
Perez Hmns 2ooI2 SIS azucar Mendez
y Suarez IA pipa vino cIs ron Cueta.
ra Hmns bauleS nuestras Pedro Moe
20 81 cafe J. M. Blanco CT libros w.
H, Eliot 2 SIS cafe.
sALIDAs DE IRA EsIA
Ninguna.
sALIDAS De CosTANEROS
Para Mayaguez bdra Salvador" en-
lastre.
Para Fajardo y Culebra bdra "Pedri-
to- con carga general.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-27
POR MAS De SESENTA ANOS.

RHMHD1O ANTIGUA z BIEN PROBADO~
Ell JARABE CALMANTE DE LA SRA. WINSLOW.
usado Por MILLoNEs DE MADRES para sus hijos. 81
PERIOD0 DE DENTICI0N con EXITO COMPLETE. TRAM
QUILIZA la cRIATURA, A3LANDA Las ENCIAs. ALIvIA
TODOS Los DOLORES cURA FL C6TICo VENTOSC, y es et
mejor remedio uIARaEA De venta las BOTICAS
del mundo enfero. Pedid,
Ell JARABE CAV STE Dr la SRA. .WINSLOWe
NO AcEPTEIs oTRo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-27

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-27

OPERAcIoNEs DB BUQgES EN- PUERTO
TRAvESIA
Harald descargando.
John Maxwell descargando
Catalina descargando
CoSTANEROS.
Francisco pendiente
Borinquen Aguadilla y Mayaguez
Esperanza Yabucoa
Carmelita pendiente
Guillermito Humacao y Arroyo
Providencia Fajardo
Mayagaezana Ponce
Dolores Naguabo y Humacao
Beatriz Vieques Y Yabucoa
Ana Maria Naguabo y Humacao
Carmen VicqueS
Petra pendiente
Vasco cargando
vApuRES QUE Sc ESPERAN
Esp "Buenos Aires" "-Sali6 de Cadiz
con destino este puerto y hacienda es-
Gala en- Csnarias el dia IS del corriente
mes
g9 "Mafia Herrera Del 28 al 80
de- rene mes sgara a es.e puerto
prc edeale de lIabaua y escalas inter
|medsls.
ESP Miguel M. Pinillos": El dfa 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-27
DESPACHADOS

Ninguno
OPERACIONEs soBRl @UEDlsA
Por Scrs de L. Villamil co:
a Cadierno Lopez y CO 50 els quesos
bola.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-28
RUSSIAN JEu. 44l PERIL
Another KishineR Horror said TO BE
Planned For Coming Festival.

Another KfshineR Horror said to BE
Planned For Coming Festival.
New York, Dee. o. -The World pub
fishes the following dispatch from its
London correspondent:
Unless the Russian government in
terferes quickly or the force of pub
licity OF a contemplated massacre com
pels the great powers to voice a pro
test which st. Petersburg cannot ignore,
there win be on Jan. Z at Kishineff a
repetition of the bloody horrors Of April
last-there will be another Jew killing
more terrible than the first.
Jan. Z IS the Russian Christmas day,
and the dispatch says it has been select
ed because Of TIE influence it will have
TO excite the minds of the ignorant
Christian population and make them
more relentless and revengeful in their
slaughter of the Jews
Circulars are being distributed call
ing upon Russians and Christians to
arise on "Christ's natal day" and STAY
the Jews. The prosecuted people are
terror stricken. The circulars are by no
means the only method being employed
to ineite an uprising against the Jews,
Anonymous picture postcards, painted
BY a man named Scherban, whom the
police refuse to arrest, are being dis.
tributed. One in particular intended
to inaame anti-Semitic minds repre-
sents three Jews holding a Christian
girl she il dressed In a Russian eos
/ tune. A fourth Jew is in the act o.
cutting her throat, while an old woman
! Of the hated race holds vessel t
catch the blood It is intended to con
vey the idea that such sacrifices arr
commonly practiced in the Hebrew re
/ lgion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-28
TO
SEND TROOPS
Korean Ports viii Be Occupied by
the AIikadO's Soldiers.
BARGAINING FOR WARSHIPS,
Chilean BattIeship and Others May
BE Acquired by Russia's Op-
ponent-The Bears Grasp
ON MnnchuFia.

Paris. Dec. 2s.-It is learned N au.
thoritative quarters that Japan is about
10 send d large military force to Korea
for the purpose of restoring and nam
tanning order at the disturbed ports.
The departure Of this force is immi-
nent. 1t will probably consist OF al
vision Of $4,000 men. Japan has been
assured that Russia viii not consider
the sending Of troops to Korea TO be an
unfriendly act or casus belli. Il IS
anticipated that the departure q the
troops will revive the war rumors
During the recent exchange Of com.
munications between Russia and JapaI'
the former fully recognized the need Of
the presence Of a strong military au.
thority in Korea and conceded that ia.
pan was in the best position to prompt
" send troops to the disturbed point.
The sending Of the troops neyerthe'
less is construed as having an impor-
tant bearing on the present negoua-
lions, as It viii be the first conspicuous
evidence of Japan's actual exercise q
paramount authority over Korea. 1t Is
further said in the same quarters thai
the preparations for this expedition
were the cause Of the recent great ac
tivity in the japanese arsenals and
backwards
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-28
OHIoAGUs LABOR TROUBLE.
Efforts 70 Arbitrate Dispute between
Teamsters and Employers.

Efforts 60 Arbitrate dispute netweeH
Teamsters and Employers.
Chicago. Dec. %. Lack Of legal eYi
dence on which to found an injunction
has caused the livery owners Of this
city to abandon a plan for beginning
court action to restrain their striking
employees.
Unless Chicago union transfers con
sent to the formation Of a permanent
arbitration board on Wednesday gem
eral strife is likely to result between
them and employers.
Every effort Is being made by the as
ISOLATED teaming interests to compel
the employees 10 submit all grievances
to the arbitration board, but great op-
position comes from small unions that
want arbitration conducted by repre-
sent ives Of individual unions.
$. r. Edwards. a member OF the en-
pioyers' body, who tried to secure a set
Element with the livery drivers. was
told that a settlement was not advisa-
bic until the general arbitration board
was established
The large employers who hire drivers
will meet union delegates on Wednes-
day. when the question Of establishing
the arbitration board must be settled
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-28
WRECKED IN BOSTON HARBoR
clyde Line steamer Rammed nnd
sunk-Other Marine Disasters.

Clyde Line steamer Rammed nnd
sunk-Other Marine Disasters
Boston, Dec. 2S.-In a binding storm
which swept Boston harbor the new
Clyde line steamer Kiowa, inward
bound from Jacksonville, Fla, and
Charleston, S. G.. was rammed and
sunk By the steamer Admiral Dewey
Of the United Fruit company's line,
outward bound for Port Antonio, Ja-
maica, and Port Iimon, Costa Rica.
Captain Chichester and the entire crew
OF the Kiowa, numbering thirty men,
were rescued with much difficulty from
the steamer by a tugboat. The Adj
miral Dewey sustained practically no
damage, and after laying to for the
purpose Of assisting if need be in the
work of rescue she proceeded to her
destination.
with several passengers and big
general freight the Admiral Dewey
sailed from her berth at Long wharf.
The weather was thick, and as nayiga-
ton in the driving snowstorm was
hazardous the Admiral Dewey was
making her way out at slow speed, As
she was creeping along a few miles
beyond Boston light vessel appeared
through the clouds of mist and snow
directly ahead and only few feet
away. Nothing could prevent a col
lision. The Admiral Dewey struck the
other vessel powerful blow on the
port side just abaft the main rigging,
the sharp prov Of the fruiter cutting
in for considerable distance.
The Kiowa had big cargo Of lum-
Der. cotton, naval stores, iron and gen
eral merchandise. The steamer was
the latest addition to the Clyde line
feet having been built at Philadelphia
early in the present year. She was 300
feet long, with % feet depth Of hold,
net tonnage 2.254 and gross tonnage
2949. She was steel, two masted,
schooner rugged vessel, with three
decks.
Three wrecks have been reported,
and several other vessels have been in
distress. One of the wrecks, a dredger,
which sunk within six miles of the
wharfs Of Boston, resulted in the loss
Of three men, but in the case of the
other two, the sinking Of the Kiowa
and the wreck OF the barge J. w
Mackay off Watch Hill, r. l., every
one was saved.
A report was received from Prov
incetown of the loss Of four hands
from a Gloucester fisherman in Massa
chusetts bay. The men were out haul
ing travis and were lost to view whel
the snowstorm set in, It is possibl
that they may have reached shore a
Barnstable or Sandwich
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-28
TRYING TO BUY SHIPS

Japan Seeking Vessels of Chile and
other south American Countries.
London, Dee. 2S.-Japan is negotiat-
ing for the purchase Of two Chilean
warships, the armored cruiser Esmeral-
da and another, probably the battleship
Captain Pratt, which are for sale. It Is
now only question Of price. Negotia-
tions with other South American gov
ernments for the purchase Of warships
are also in progress.
Baron Hayashi, the japanese minis
ter to Great Britain, said relative to
these negotiations:
eve want more ships. OF course this
is only precautionary measure and it
may be lot Of expense ali for nothing.
/ have no indication Of the nature Of
the Russian reply. Personally scarce-
ly expect it will be delivered for some
little time There is no truth whatso-
ever In the report that Japan's last note
stipulated limit"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-28
NEW HEAD FOR ROCK ISLAND.
Loree of the baltimore and Ohio
win succeed President Leeds.

I,oree OF the baltimore and Ohio
win succeed President Leeds.
New York, Dec. 2S.-L. Il. Loree,
president OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad company, will on Jan. ] be-
come president of the Rock Island com
pany, succeeding William b. Leeds,
who will continue as a member Of the
Rock Island company's executive com
mittee.
1t is understood Vice President Oscar
Murray will succeed President Loree as
the official head Of the Baltimore and
Ohio system, but the company officials
deny any definite knowledge on the
subject. vice President Bond also Is
talked of for the place
Mr.. Loree viii be president Of the
New Jersey corporation known as the
Rock Island company the holding COM
pany which controls the entire Rock
island system. lie is a practical rail
road man. understanding the traffic
management rs well as the financial
phases of railroad operations. II Is be-
lieved in Wall street this is the reason
for the change in Rock Islands affairs
MIR. Loree had been president of the
Baltimore and Ohio for about five
years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-28
A QUESTION.
What Would You Give Druggists
Rickert & Wells
If They Would Guarantee to Restore
You to Health and Strength?

1t seems as though any person who Is in
i'll health, all run down, without strength
and ambition enough to hardly get around,
would give Rickert & Wells, or any one,
all they possess in the world for a guaran-
teed cure.
Such a guarantee RickeTt & Wells offer
to every such person in this city, without
any such sacrifice.
READ THEIR OFFER.
1--WE hereby guarantee that our famous
cod liver oil preparation, Yinol, will restore
to health all pale and ailing women and
children. build up the rundown, over
worked and debilitated, give strength to
tired, weak mothers, invigorate old people,
cure haRging-on colds and hacking coughs,
bronchitis and stomach troubles, restore
strength and make rich, red blood for the
GONZALES cent, create appetite and cure ner-
vousness ana irTitability.
"If there should be any case Of failure,
we agree TO refund the money for the vi
mol taken. is there an ailing person 10
Barre who is not willing to accept our gen.
erous proposition p
When asked how they could do this by a
reporter OF the Times, Mr.. Wells Of the
firm replied : 1T is because we know 50
we'll OF what Vinol is made and have seen
such wonderful results from its use, that
we are willing to back 1t with all we have
"You see, Vinol contains every one OF
the active, curative principles contained in
cod liver oil, but without drop of grease
to retard its work; It is a scientific re-
! builder and strength-creator, and will il
4 n marvalnus nanner rastnre the sick e
health and make life worth llviDgn Rick
ert & Wells, Druggists
We believe Riekert & Wells offer to b.
generous and sincere, and would advise
any Of our readers who need such medi
cine to try Vinol on their guarantee. z
Editor. 81
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-28
ITALIAN STATESMAN DEAD.

p.snfer zanardelf Does Not
- taar survive His Retirement.
pome Dec. %. = Slgnor Giuseppe
zanaraelli. ex-premier of Italy, is dead
- his villa at Bfaderno. on Lake Garda-
Tba news Of the former premier's
aootb although expected, produced a
nrofound Impression here, Rome con-
siderlne him as one of her citizens
Tho king and queen learned Of the
death of signor ZanardelH while they
,vare attending the opening night Of
tbe opera season and Immediately left
tbe theater. Premier Giolitti commu-
nicafed the news Of the death Of Signor
zanardelH 10 the cabinet ministers.
Giuseppe Zanardelli, who had pre-
vlousiy served one term as president
~ the chamber of deputies, was re-
elected to the chamber in May, 1895,
and Dec. IA. 1897, was appointed min
lster of Justice. In February, 1901,
sienor ZanardeIli was appointed pfesi-
dent Of the council OF ministers, and In
April 1908, he became 50 seriously III
mar he tainted as be was leaving the
oulrinal after the weekly consultation
n tie premier with the king He was
taken to his home, and the doctors said
there was nothing alarming in his CON
ditlon. signor Zanardelli announced
the resignation OF the cabinet in the
chamber June 10, 1903, and was asked
10 form a new cabinet. But, being un-
able TO get strengthening material from
the other parties, it was decided that
the cabinet should remain as formerly
constituted with the exception OF the
minister Of the interior Signor Giolitu,
and the minister Of marine, who re-
fired. The chamber on June 20 passed
vote Of confidence in the reconstruct
ed ZanardellI ministry.
On oct 20 owing TO Ill health signor
Zanardelli resigned lie was followed
by his cabinet, Signor Giolitti beeom-
ing the new premier
The deceased statesman was seventy
seven years old.
ZanardeIi was one Of the last sur
vivors of the band of patriots who took
a prominent part in the struggles for
Independence and the union Of Italy
from 1913 onward. He was born IN
Brescia and elected for Tseo in the first
Italian parliament in 1861. He began
his ministerial career in 1876 and was
a member Of several cabinets, his name
being frequently mentioned for the
premiership. though be did not gain i
until his political career appeared 70 be
closed He was great lawyer, and
the new italian penal code. in which
capital punishment was abolished, was
Ills chief achievement In practical leg
islatlon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-28

Bessemer, Ala, Dec. % information
has reached here from Cedar Bluff of
the killing Of John Parsons by A. j.
Lockhart at Christmas tree given at
church Lockhart. who is peace
officer, was acting as Santa Claus. 1t
is alleged that Parsons became disor-
derby, and Lockhart halted the pro
ceedings and elected him. When the
affair was over Parsons attacked Lock
hart with knife. Lockhart drew a
pistol and shot Parsons to death after
having himself been cut.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-28
mIeh wind Caused the wrecl<.


Detroit, Mich, Dec, IS The official
statement issued at the general offices
Of the pere Marquette here declares
that the high wind was responsible fol
the wreck by blowing out the red light
signal at Mccords which was put tc
stop the westhound train. The state
ment says Both trains had orders tc
meet at Oakdale Park, but as the west
bound train was not doing as well as
was expected the orders were changed
The trains were then ordered to meet
ana pass at Fox the first crossing east
OF Oakdale Park The eastbound train
got the new orders at Ninth avenue III
Grand Rapids, and the operator at Ne.
Cords, where the westbound train was
TO receive its orders, put out his red
signal on the order board. The west.
bound train came along ana ran BY
the signal. The McCords' operator
Immediately reported this to the dis
patcher and then went Immediately tg
his signal board, where he found that
the light was ont The light was burn
ing and showing red Two minutes be
fore the westbound train came along
The high winds, however, blew It ou
in that short time"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-28
Disappeared, Foai Play Feared.

Charleston, S. c., Dec. Is Oliver A,
Schlosser. thirty years old, proprietor
of the Miilsdale nursery and an ex-
pert landscape gardener, who came to
this state from Chicopee, Mass, has
mysteriously disappeared from his
home ia Greenville He left there on
Dec. 10, promising to return in three
days to meet his business associates.
and has not been heard from since.
Some Of them fear he has met with
foul play. as his business was ap-
parently III excellent shape
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-28

Cincinnati, o.. Dec. %. Two persons
were killed and six injured in a rear
end collision at Williamstown. Ky. OH
the Cincinnati Southern railway. a
wrecking train that was backing up
was met by freight train. The relief
car and two eabooses ON the first train
were wrecked and afterward took fire.
The cars burned SO quickly that two
workmen persisted Six others who
were asleep in the relief car were bad
" injured
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-28
COLOMBIANS
TO QUIT US
Reyes and Herran Said to Be Prepar-
ing to Leave Washington.
HAGUE COURT AS LASTRES0RT
ItnIy's Reasons For Her Delay In
Recognizing the New Repub-
lie Our Minister'S Re-
marks at Panama.

washington, Dec. 2s. = Unless the
United States in the reply which Sec
rotary Hay will make to the note OF
General Reyes accords Colombia that
measure of satisfaction which, from
her point Of view, she feels herself en-
titled to with respect to Panama both
General Reyes and DR.. Herran viii
leave this capital This is frankly adj
mitted. While disayowing any inten-
ton of bringing undue pressure to bear
on Secretary Hay for a speedy reply
to the note which General Reyes has
filed in behalf Of his government, both
he and DR.. Herran are most anxious to
be apprised Of the seeretary's eonclu-
sion at the earliest possible moment
With view to obtaining light on
this point Or. Herran, the Colombian
charge, has called at the residence of
Mr.. Hay, but has been unable to see
him on account Of the continued illness
Of the latter. The hope is entertained
both by General Reyes and DR.. Herran
that in the event Of a refusal by Mr.
Hay to admit their contentious the
United States may agree as a last re-
sort to a submission of the propositions
to The Hague court Of arbitration. Il
was pointed out that the fling of the
note was in accordance with the treaty
of 1916 between the United States and
Colombia, one Of the provisions o.
which gives the contracting party feel
ing aggrieved at the action Of the othel
the right to protest, with the further
stipulation that reply shall be forth
coming. 1t is said that Mr.. Hay hal
not indicated when he will make an
swer to the Colombian note.