Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-01-21

d Colombia to the end that there
nay be peacefully and satisfactorily
determined and adjusted all differ.
snces between the United States and
the republic of Colombia growing out
Of the recent revolution in Panama
| and the consequent secession OF Pan
anna from Colombia, and the alleged
aid and assistance by the land and
naval power of the United States In
he successful accomplishment OF said
evolution and secession, through tho
alleged forcible prevention by said
and or naval force or the assertion
and maintenance by Colombina of her
sovereignty and authority In Panama;
and that full and complete oompen-
sation may be made by the United
| States to the republic of Colombia,
:or the loss Of her sovereignty and
property rights In Panama, so far as
the same may be shown to be due to
any act Of the United States through
the land OF naval forces or the same.
Resolved, Further, that the pres.
dent be respectfully informed that II
t should prove to be impracticable
or the United States and the republic
IL Colombia to agree through con.
yention upon the question Of the said
alleged responsibility ON the part OF
the United States, or upon the ques-
lion OF the amount OF compensation to
oe made when such responsibility
shall be established, the senate In
that case favor and advise tho nego-
dalton, with q view to It's ratification,
of treaty with the republic Of Col.
ombia submitting to the premier court
of arbitration at The Hague or some
other tribunal to be agreed upon, for
impartial arbitrament and peaceful
determination, all questions between
the United States and the republic Of
Colombia growing out Of the matters
herein recited."
Washington, Jan. 13.-Senate.--
panama again today was tho princi-
pal subject of consideration in the
Ienate. Mr.. Carmack opened the pro-
seedlings with a set speech In pointed
diverse criticism Of the presidents
course, and was followed by Mr..
spooner, the only other speaker Of
The day In defense of the president
iimself as patriotic. brave and
true man." Mr.. Tillman frequently in
corrupted Mr.. Spooner. and there
we're number of sharp encounters
between them. When the senate ad.
'ourned. the Panama question was
IT'LL before the senate, and 1t was An
aounced that the discussion would be
resumed tomorrow after the DISPOSE.
lion of postoffice department inquiry
resolutions.
| House.--After a lively debate or
three hours, the house today. In com.
nittee OF the whole, by q vote OF rs
% SIS on motion by Mr.. Hepburn OF
iowa struck out of the legislative.
executive and judicial appropriation
bill, the paragraph providing for sal
aries and expenses OF the civil service
commission and clerks employed un-
der the commission.
Washington, Jan. l4.-Senate!-The
senate today listened to speeches by
Mr.. Newlands and Mr.. Depew on the
| Panama canal question and to q
speech by Mr.. Latimer In advocacy
Of the adoption OF plan for the i'm
provement of the public wagon roads
IL the country.
Washington. Jan. 15-senate.--To-
the passage Of number or bills on
tho calendar and closed In like man
ner. The intervening time was given
over to a speech by Mr.. Teller on the
Panama canal question, Mr.. Teller
contending that the course Of the
| president In connection with the re-
| cent revolt of Panama had been con-
trary to precedent and In contraven-
ton OF international law. When Mr..
Teller referred to Mr.. Tillman's char.
| acterization of the situation on tho
lsthmus the latter interrupted to say
that he had been misunderstood. He
had meant to say that II would have
been preferable for the United States
TO tell Colombia to get on the isthmus
entirely than for US to pursue there
the methods of the sneak thief. and
maintain the attitude Of q bully"
Lack Of qualifications AZ q contor-
ZIONIST brought grief to q young man
named Theobald at his home at Du-
buque. He had Just como home and
In removing his coat twisted his arm
IN some peculiar manner that he frac-
tured his collar bone. The accident
Is said to be without parallel In the
experience OF local physicians.
The best rain prophecy know
says a teacher OF medicine, is nerve
irritability. If the boys are easily pro-
voKed myself also). there Is likely to
be a shower.
Artemiev, Russian electrician, has
invented a pliable coat of mail which
effectively protects against currents
of 10000 volts.
The nose with a hook was found in
only 6 per cent OF 5000 Hebrews OBJ
served by DIR. Fishberg. medical ex-
aminer for the United Hebrew Socie-
ties. Straight noses constituted 6S
per cent, broad noses IL per cent and
retrousse noses IA per cent.
Goodman-"Do you ever think Of
the good old saying that It's moro
blessed to give than to receiver
Pugsley--"Yes, when I've got the box.
ing-gioves on do"
Master of house Ito applying butler)
Can you open beer bottle neatiyr'
| Applicant--"Um, not so very, sir. You
see. I've lived mostly In champagne
| families"
Dolly Swift--"He called me his dear
F., little lamb" Sally Gay-"What
them" Dolly Swift-"Oh. then he
gathered me into the fold"
The people who are satisfied with
themselves are seldom satisfied with
anyone Else.