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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21
IN, CEss0F COTTON \ 4.
RISE AND FALL AGAIN
By,AlssocIatcd Press. !.

NEW OilLEANs.gFe 22o.--.It vas an
exciting session for Saturday II, the
cotton market. Prices rose and fell With
great rapidly, as the events Of the day
favored the longs or the shorts. Cables
telling Of a. panlc on the Paris Bourse
and of the departure from, London OF the the
Russian ambassador played the game
Into the hands Of the bears. and the
closing showed a net loss for the day Of
from % to- 70 points s Va VI !. Y s3
Neither sido had !. tho advantage Until
Tor tho day Yeli Eto the bear side in I he
sf1ape Of cables that the French Bourse
was 4 IN q panic and that the Russian
ambassador to !Lond on had suddenly left
for st. petersburg. This news caused
heavy unloading BY longs, which, tn
iiammering BY shorts drove prices % own
below yesterday close. x. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21
:HERRICK Will
NOT BE CANDIDATE
Declines to Enter Race for Sen
atorsllip Made Vacant by
Mr.. Hanna's Death.
(Ry fAssocIated Press.l

s5i CLEVELAND. OHIO, Feb. GOA con-
ference Of Republican leaders was held
hero to-day, attended by Governor Her
rick George B.. Cox, OF Cincinnati, and
others, TO discuss the situation In cons
3nectlon with the election Of a United
States senator from Ohio to succeed the
late Marcus "A. Hanna is
#At the conclusion OF the conference,
Governor Herrick, who had been strongly
urged to become a senatorial candidate,
issued a statement. saying: &
5nLast November the people of Ohio
elected me as Governor by an unprece-
dented majority. That election placed III
my hands a trust for execution. My
duty Is plain and clear. ! will execute
that trust and remain In the Governor
chair"
George 3. Cox. OF Cincinnati. who has
also been frequently mentioned IN con-
nection with the vacancy, said:
~ am not. and will not, be a candidate
for the place"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21
FIVE MEN INDICTED
FOR lROQU0IS FIRE
ispecial ,to@aThe Times-Dispatch-)

Especial toSsThes lTimes-D ispatct9
CHICAGO, ILL. Feb. 3-The special
grand jury summoned IS to investigate
Tho Iroauois Theatre fire and the charges
made against persons directly connected
With the tragedy of Decem Der aoth. COM
pleted Its labors tonight by voting In
dIctments against five men and no bills
"a Eainst four others. The formal port
OF the Jury will not, be made public tuntll
Those who were indicated are W b 1,
Will. u! Davis. part owner Of the 1ro-
uuois Theatre. 81 t
Thomas Noonan.. business manager Of
the theatre. !. Ne S5s I,
James Sumnings. stage carpenter, II
of whom are charge ed with manslaughter.
George Williams, city building COM
missioner, and Edward Il L al city
building Inspector char ged with culpar
ble omissions of duty In office. y
mo bills were voted against Mayor
Carter Harrison, Fife Marsha M usham,
Fireman William HI Sellers and William
fNfcMulen, operator of tho flood lighti
which set fire to the asbestos curtain
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21
SPLENDID
MOVE BEGUN N
Richmond College to Give Course 'ol.s'':
in Free Hand and Mecna1ni-
cal Drawing.
:. y ---..- 49, $500
THE Pr Esl DENT \! GOES (: :: NORTH q.
Dr.. Boatwright Accepts Invita-
ton to Visit Cornell and Other
Leading Universities.
M 'HE PREslD DENT GOES NORTH 'I,(]lF|' I

q Rtchmond College Is to have q technical al
department rhls has been decided upon
positively. ant the ching OF free hand mar
and me chanical drawing Will begllr1a, ~ next es
session. " ys3 "A
4 For many weeks past. President Boat
wright had been in correspond ence VII" " 9
the heads ofS similar depar tments OF Cor
nell 4 and Lehigh Universities. and md lS tho
Massachusetts Institute Of technology Il
N every instance the plan laid before e
them BY President Boatwright met With
hearty approval. n ~ .i q ). !.
3 President Be atwright said last night
that the decision to- Civ such ms true I:
ton at Richmond College beginning with
next SEES sion 3 was reached at the recent
meeting OF the trustees. but he had not
given itsS out before because he wanted y 1:
to Eet some details arranged e 4 now
approved the 4. adlnouncemen IL. ~ oet
Ecared that the collie ges would give such
:instnlctionin% drawing that one VINO 9naa q
completed the course would graduate az
}rjnv te,chnolo Institution In the land
two additional years. 5s NJ g
Asked as to who would he the instrucr
tor Dr.. Boa twrlght said that had NOT
lDeeng determined, but &c nomination would
bet made Il at the annual meeting Of the tn
trustees in June. 81,
Dr.. Boatwright expects to visit cornell ell
and I.ehigh u nivcrsite 81 tho M ssac h,ir
sets Institute OF Technology, Boston, and
$olhcrf institutions ii Il short while AZ, the
interest Il Of the new department O. IN =,
struct ton. jt = u is. a ",
ls Rooms will N be II provide the tin-
Estructors 81 and Ills q SIS very proper lya ~
the Science HILL ted ti1at the2
course will be pop a INC VII
give academic students he oppor tunity
3ot directly repairing for the practical du-
ties OF life, as we'll as acqutrln 9 the gem
eral inform ton, mental training and
the desirable, graces 3 culture. None but
thoroughly compe tent 81 m an will be
thought 81 3lni connection tn the posi-
ition& OF tea cher. .sS II .
lego are5:proudsS 70 II tho !; almost brilliant
manner In which Sc is responding to the
cries Of ever increasing modern needs 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21
THE WEDDING WAS
KEPT I A SECRET
Announcement Of Marriage Of
DR.. Abraham and Miss Har-

Mr.. John Broadus Abraham, OF this
city. and Miss Annie Austin Harwood,
OF Appomattox, were arried In Green's
horo. N. g., on the 18th Of December
last.
This Il interesting announcement was
made yesterday. and took both the "a M
lilies and friends OF the popular young
couple completely by surprlss. The we'd
ding had heen kept a, profound secret
until the arrival OF the bride to take UP
her residence here with her husband
Mr.. Abraham rs a we'll known u and
popular young, man, associated with the
Richmond Transfer Company. He lis 4, a
son OF tho late Rev. W. Y. Abraham
and grandson OF the lamented John
IA. Broadus.. His bride Il. the daughter
OF, Mr., John w, Iarwood. Of Appomattox.
and a highly accomplished lady, She
was educated at the yYoman's College
here and has many friends in Richmond,
The bride has been teaching school at
Houston, Halifax county, ana accompa-
MED MIR! Abraham from there to Green's
boro to be married, Rev, II, A. KlrkMan
.pereormsd the ceremony. Tho couple
came. to Lynohburg the next day, and the
bride went homo for the Christmas hol-
days. ME-. Abraham returning 70 Rich,
mond II RI q n N
" ME- and Mrs.. Abraham ere q home
~ No 90 Nast6 1aghsh tsssa 3sSlS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21

Sixteen Democratic Senator's Will
Vote With the Re S,
& .ts;s /; @publicatls. e.
SENATOR DANIEL AGAINST II ! !
He and Mr.. Gorman A'lnotlg the the
Most Persistent Of the OPP
ponents ofsthc Treaty.
lFrom our; REGULAR corrresp.ondent.)

OIL From Our; Regular Correspondence f3
II ,vAsHINGToN & D. G.. Feb 2o--The
Panama Canal treaty viii be ratified Tues e.
day. 1T d Is said that sixteen, possibly
seventeen, d Dem oratis MONDE OF the
senate Will vote for Z the rati flcation 81
the treaty All ] the Republican senators =
will vote in tho affirmative, 80 that the
..ratification OF the convention sts assured
by an overwhe Ginning majority. Il.
Ri Mr. German will ;be among the Demo
Gratis who will oppose the treaty. sena--
tor Daniel has been all along among the
most persistent and able 4 OF the oppon :
sents OF ratification, though he has always
wanted an isthnlian canal NJ sf3 ~ 1.5
S Preside lent Roosevelt has agreed upon all
the names Sof the commtssio ners who are
TO have charge OF the constructions OF the
canal. " Rear-A raj Nv lker. who sisy the
president Of tho present y Isl tmtal Canal
Commission will be ember OF the new
com1,missi on. y 9th err mem bert will be Gen
elal George W. Davis and Colonel Frank
3Hecher. OF 4 Detroit. who was a director
4 f ttransportati ton for the War Depart
sment during the Spanish wal It Is as
serted aposit ively that ex- Senator - ames
* j one s, Sofe Arkansas, who has been fire.
EQuently% spoken OF aS "a spOSsiute SiAohlO '
s6f n the comm ission. will no 81 be II named,
sthoushs the 8other four selections are not
known. I'll ;ls 81 sta az Z !. @,
S3 It is said that of TIL four Is q Louis
8inr1,ani who IS 8to he the Sout hern member
sof he commits on. II sB sf
Ones of5 the sanat tors from asfar South ,t /:
I'm State To az. III II <cours Of CON
syeTsat, ~; sa1 d Re aid not. believe
there was a. singl a'a Democrat Who apoulc
svote for the bill who did not. think thai
tho Pana ma selection wa y fostered 4 ps
!; this government for tho sole purpose o.
getting al canal concession and that they
would vote for the treaty solely because
public sen timentt in favor OF q canal was
so strong I'M their ates!
The following postmasters for virginia r,1a
offices ware named to- day: Il 8tlg
Ayers, Thomas B. Howard: VI.
Rockford, Minnie F. Erlbrey.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21
FIRST ENCOUNTER.
Cossacks Attack Small Attach.,
ment Of Japanese Troops @
iri Korea.
fau AssocIated Presa.l

ST. PETERsRuRci. Feb pa dis
nntch from Port Arthur to-day says thaS
FIRST land encounter occurred Yesterday
< picket Of cossacks attacked smah2
detachment Of Japaneseitroops on !Noteaa
tsrr,tnry ,rhe Cossacks captured soma
,Iapaneso prisoners. on whom they founa3
maps and papers. Z. /. s.s
The collision was presumably between
demonstrating parties. Agenerai ensass b
,ment is not anticipated Immediately, 3s5l
"A special Port Arthur dispatch says thR
Japanese fleet was obseryed FsnfnafX
18th cruising off that port .s q
Renorts from northern Korea say IN
koreans are showing decidsdiy friendlF I
attitude to the Russians. ID "a
tins SIanchurian Railroad IL conveying
troops Without difficulty to the YaFsous
points OF concentration, ~ =. Il.
Natiya reports say that tha Ehineeel
lair1tes, since ths iouso ssa f ~
l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21
PERRY s. HEATH.
HAS RESIGNED

(By Associated ePress.)
CLEVELAND. Feb D.-Perry s.; Heath.
former first assistant Postmaster-Gen~
eral and secretary of the Republican
National COMMITTEES. wired his resigna-
ton OF the latter position. from here
to-day, to acting Chairman Payne, at
Washing ton, as follows: III :5s5 ~:
r tender to you my resignation as sec
rotary Of the Republican National Com
nittee, effective Immediately"
"A Mr.. Heath stated that the telegram
told the entire story and no had hing
to add to It. 5ga8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21
ALL CONVICT OF 4 u 4
CONSPIRACY TO: DEFRAUDE
(Rv54As soclated Pree

z (By7AssocIated Prees) so 3yl
NEW. YoRK.f Feb. 20. tier q trial
Lasting twenty.one days Martin I'D Cohn,
the Junior partner. OF the = firm of a. 9 j
3Rosetthal IL Co, the \ largest importers
OF Japanese silks III thess United I States
and Charles e. Browne. q SUSPENDED Iex-
aniner, of@silks.f attached to 'tfe United
states appraisers stores. were to day
convicted !. in 4 the United G States Circuit
Court OF conspir ring to defraud the gov
sernmentt through fraudulent. entries in the
importation OF silks. The jury made a
strong recommend OF mercy I'm be-:
half OF the defendant. Cohn. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21
CHANGE 0Fs VEN UE. ON W.
ACCOUNT OF FEELING

III ri {SpeclaIK to The T!mes-U!spatqh.J'Rs s.
BRIsToLITENN.,5 Feb. 20 1T ne trial
sof sd. H. Catron. charged VII g triple
s#anraurdsr al arr exss 81 Scott county,
Va on select ion day, n yen1ber4 last
Will begin at Jone ~ II 20 county. Mon
day. ::5i !.
On account sof the intense feeling and
excitement III Scott county over the
tragedy. the case has been transferred
4 to Lee county for trial.
n There will be about one hundred and
fifty witnesses examined. at the y trial.
Fifteento OF this most prominent lawyers IN
Sou thwest Virginia will appear.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21
THESE DELEGATES.
GO UNRESTRICTED
ts;pecial to The Times Dlspatch,,

Y. Especial to The Times Dispatch,) i
ig CHATHAM, VA, Feb, 20 - Tho n pub-
leans OF Plttsylyania county In Sconaysn.
ton here to-day elected the following
delegates to the district convention, 10
be held at AIartinsvl|le on February 2sth.
and to tho State convention at Norfolk
on March Sd: J. II. Plgg,, H.. H, y ] ones j,
u, reynolds. S. F, Giles, Dr. 8 y A sy,
nolds, M. n. Semones, r. IA. Perry,
Thomas White. James Carter, W, u,
Ramsey, j. w. Jacobs and IA haryS }Ad
klns. A motion TO ilnstf4 the dalaEates
10 vote for the present State organisat ion
vas lost and an amendment to send them
8,,iinrinstructed was carried by q good ma
iority. Delegates to the Ma tional sconYeI,-
tion Will be elect ut the district 3copYely
\ tiont, and plan Of district sorgantz len VIII
at the same time be perfected \ III etplssts
ns was pert eetly harm oni OLE II Egss' a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21
Northern Mani MA AIMED Taylor.
Prof !: to,rr$ 81 TfIi rs Great
Corpor ration.
ITO RUN STEAMER ON
SUCH i 1. |. u WATERWAY y e: Y 4



An = q efi OF NJ
corporate A. one hundred
million dollars, \ or, It's purpose OF carry
.,a.. -, s X ri nr,o iect,
mo ''se !, : s.
mas ossn sussss atnias ~ ~
pas s
less than q scHe ne ~ Dplla 2
stos connect the wa ters ct !3the
hio and lanes mes iverss.
- Z. =. III. Z /, = II
Sf y s = s s..I 80
his fnsS
K Of stch q project sas conn1 ctirg the Ohio
"A i rive n bv m cans of a.
800 "a q = fnofid d{fect ard untn-
sterTintad fran.norfatl ons SSrom the! Cuff
: "a sthe 1ns,isx1 mi Z RIVE to HAMPTON
4 Rnads,s f,ea chesapeake 81 bsyt and tho IA T.
III Mir ri hoa "a
The 4; iaeas ,ns.s these Il nraastical days Of
w ~ ytss = loa ton seen,s
+ i,ke stfa idla fan6Y 81 gkf dreamer. Yet
= Nan IN rnea n iyef Bhsnd 2Kanaw hai
b ~, =, ~ M si,it IL II Sail
nj, ~ 90 starii ian 55n3f
~ ~, ann q MA AMI. q drean1a.
II uai,iS M a bTa ntnp ,eli.
M Ina fiuniy I'M 10 i sile
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21
Republicans Oppose Proposed.
Amendment to the Canal
|. Treaty. s58
WOULD MAKE VOTE
NEARLY UNANIMOUS
With. II Incorpo in Conven-
ton, All But Four Democratic
Senators Would Vote for
the Canal Tr ca 7 ext
Of THE Amend
inent.
lfByE,Associated P,-ess..

WABH1NGToN.F'e Feb 20 senat tor acon's
amendment to tho Panama Canal treaty,
providing for the award to Colombia OF
financial satisfaction for the secession OF
Panama. was 70. day in executive session
OF tho Senate ordered made public. The
amendment Is opposed by the r epublicans
and the bond OF secrecy is removed only
for the purposes OF more effective de-
bate In the two lays which remain before
tho trcatycis to DO voted upon. It has
been i'd that tt G lombia's wrath could
be appeased and the fear elimipated that
this government may be subjected to con-
slant embroglics withsthe colomblans, all
but four Democratic members ofsthe Sen
ate.would join IN the vote for rat fication.
The Bacon amendment fs as follows:
ass"A Amend article 1 by adding the a fol-
lowing a 4 the close thereof 4.
si = +, m 5consi Iteration aof the guarantees on
tho ia = of the United sst ates az the In.
Sdependencc sof the Republic sof Psnaina-
sasnd ~ further consid Iteration o. the I'M
tportance to both the United Sta tes and
the Republic Of Panama that there shall
bo peaceful and cordial relations be-
tweensthelr governments and people. IRE.
spectively. and the government and speo.
Pile OF Colombia. it is agreed by and be-
tween the United States and the Re
public OF, Panama that the governmental
the United States. acting both for the
United States and for the Republic Of
Panama, and in their names. shall be
empowered to treat with the Republic of
Colombia and agree In their behalf a SUM
OF money to be paid to and received by
the Repuhlicaof Colombia intfull compen-
sation for the surrender and 4 quit cfain
OF any and all right Of sovereignty al.
legged and claimed by the Republic Of
Panama. and on account OF any
and all concessions hero tofore grant
ed by the Republic Of Colon
bia to the new Panama Canal Company
and tosthc Panama Railroad Company, or
claimed or held by either Of said COM
panres;, and on account Of any and all
claims and alleged rights In or to the
property Of the. new Panama Canal Com
pany and Of the Panama. ailroad Com
pany or shares or other interest ID the
same: and also in full Compensation for
any and all r alleged claims Of the Re-
public s,of Colon hin against either the
United States or the Republic Of Panama
IN account OF 1.-THE recent revolution In
Panama, aud tho secession of Panama
from tho Republic OF Colombia, or any
alleged matter or, thing connected there
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21
General.

stock market loses none OF the Sdulinesss
which has characterized It tor days pas :
and close Is steady at about the lowest
OF the day, despite bank statement that
Was considered favorabl -Fe ars Is in
scrcasing that all Europe may become. In
voved in tho Russo-Jnpanese war; Bril-
3tiHh retired naval officers have been or-
dered to hold themselves In area inessf for
n call; Russian. Cossacks come In contact
with a Japanese outnost and capture seY::
e.al prison ers: Russia, plans a. slow and
Ions campaign, which Viii eventual ylre,
,of her military chiefs---N nm Gobata In
the Senate over@the Panama treaty
sixteen or seventeen Democrats WILL vote
fof Panama treaty ensuring its ratihca-
tiol. by a large; ajorlty--Th Three mills
wrecked and three men, killed At powder
plant OF Lahin and Rand thlrty-fveg her
workmen arc injured several OF then,
quite serlously-AIr. Williams. the MI
nority leader In the H ouse OF Representa-
.tives, makes light of the talk OF him as
a possible candidate for the peHlocratic
presidential nominal tons Conservative
men are beginning to be alarmed at the
serious proportion betDE assume ed by tho
Hearst boon, - ollticd1 debate; In the
Heuse over the appropriat lions for the
navy. the Democrats crlticislng the domlr
nant party for the extraya gance Of ffex-
perdituVe. rs n 81 ss "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21
DR., AMADl] l FIRST: 1 [ IS \
PRESl DENT OF s.PAN.AMA
(Yy AlI,sso ciated. Press.

IbyT721b6VCIk1
PANAMA, T eb.s 20. DR.. Amad 10 was In
5augurated first President DE- the Repub-
lie OF Panama at o clock this AFTER
noon before the National Constitutional
Convention. Pablo Arosernena president
Of the convention, administered the oath I1:
of office. \, y. m s, g
The President has appointed the follow
ing Ca btnet: S,3 * II "A s..
Minister v Of Government ana FOREIGN
Relations, Tomas Arias. Conservattit TIVE.
Minister Of Justice and Public Instruo-
tion,,, Julio Fa brega, Conse tive: n 4
Minister OF Finance. Francisco Espri-s
ella, Liberal. .ss n "a +, &, d Il
n Minister Of Public Works. Manuel. Quin-.
]lero, LIBERAL; s74 ~ !, 4, " sfS s.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21
BY OWN GUN
WHILE: SQUIRREL HUNTING

ISL s55 (special to The Times-D ispatch.)
F1NCAsTLE, Nv All r eb, 20 Sam Han
nah, 4. young farm er, about 4 two miles
from Fincnstle , twas Saccid entally killed
while ontshunttng this afternoon. He was
running after a. squirrel and slipped and
fell, striking the hammer Of his gun on
the ground and .disch arglng It. The whole
load took effect In the small OF his back.
causing Instant DEATH He leaves o. wife
and two sii,allH children. 4, ~ s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21
HEAR b VERDICT 9!
With sTOLIDlTY

II Ss lBy& Associated Prsss.> K III. =.
5yv.AsHINGTDN,1 f F Fob. 2o--At = g,
dellberatlng I for less than two hours this
afternoon the jury In tho case OF M ". va;
Kovovick " charged with Staying Con-
tractor Samuel T. Ferguson. at West
Middleton. Washington county. on Fri
day, Sept Is, returned verdict OF f!rs Dc.
gree murder. Kovovick received tho YER
dict with stolid indifference, III IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21
GUILTY OF MURDER
IN SECOND DEGREE
fRy Associated Press.l

JACKSONV1LLE FLA, Feb, 26,--
James Fl. starke. charged with killing.
his wife's brother, John p, Angela. IN
this city, last September, was to-day
found guilty OF murder In the second
degree. starke was tried III December.
last for the same offense and the Jury
falled to agree. His defense was q plea
Of insanity. 4 4, 'i 4. {. . & 4, (,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21
MRS. G GLASGOW HOST
AT: Lei CANT DINNER

us Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
PALM BEACH "a FLA, Feb. 20:hfrs.
Arthur Glasgow, OF London, formerly OF
Richmond, tonight gave a dinner to
Mrs wv. A. Il Dick Of Wilmington. N.
c. and three other friends. In Grill room
OF Royal Poincana. Mr.. Glasgow. was
tonight the guest l att a dinner given
by. Henry NJ. Fla gler to twenty-five
guests, in honor OF Sir Gilbert Carter:
Governor Bahama III hi z5g;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21
North Carolina.

4 Rowan county farmers family des-i
perately poisoned by IA ts--The Corpora
tim Commission charters al new bank at
Dunn where two have recon tly$ ia cdr
Tltty.hve counties In North Carolina have
prohibition and thirteen dIspensaries----.
The An Saloon League to- make a " ger
ouI campo. gn--Earnegie to donate q al
braryf to the State Norm j Scho pl--.lCap-
lease the Atlantic and North Carolina
5lSHlIroad, Jv,titait sEIEf x. IL lf.5s5 VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21
FOURTEEN PERISH
IN a PARIS FIRE

SS (By3 Associated Press)
Feb. 2o-Fourteen employees Of
q celluloid comb factory, at the corner
OF. the Boulevard Sebastopol and the Rue
EEtienne Marcel, lost their lives to-day In
a fire, which was started by an explosion
OF gas. About twenty other employees
were Injured, y,sJ 4,it.5L ssf35 2s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21

with. Ard II Is further agreed that tho
United Htatos shall guarantee " TO- the
government of Colombia the payment Il,
lfull3of tho sun, OF money which e hail %
agreed THOR Tor The said considerations, q