Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-07
Comforting on Peace Plans
With Italian Ambassador.
LAST CONSULTATION
DISCUSSING AFFAIRS OF THE
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION.
Representative Maynard to Seek a
$4,000 600 Appropriation-Eng-
1ish Evangelist Calls.

Raron Edmondo Mavor des pIancbos
italian ambassador had an announcement
with President Roosevelt at o.2o o'clock
This aftcrnooon +o discuss Mans for neoce
I'm tho FAY cast lie ror,,i,od q. tho
,-tf. II. -. .; -
' 7''H' 'i'iiV' anu oii uep''i 50
Silld there was nothing ne could say In
connection with the visit. The conference
with Baron DpS PlancheS closes cOusuIta- :
lions with tho commemorative of tho five
S''d' po"t!s ol Europe "llcH HlcludtS
Russia. TIE President has talked with
CorGt Cassini Russia's ambassador spend
inc -aa,.1,. an bo,,r ,.itt, him. discussed tI,a
" ' '''''', - >'i
S',u'''U" SeNtI" hours III inherent times
with Baron con Sternburg. the German
ambassador; had two or three talks with
NJ Jusseraud the French ambassador and
tool ~, ,bo .,.,,.f,r ter CT ,1o.i,,o
lP IN In "t',' 81 -,o- I'M
butahu' brIush ampaSSadoF' ara huS n
= H'Fhe' the hrst secretary OIL the BRUSH
embassy.
." 4"r as can pc Ie'trheu To-Day thS:s are
no ueNt'ofiheh'S III me discussion vi ne"
Pi'ln9 toI PtHCe; - - Piesullieu tHat Sllc
VI t,'e t' INV HItnel
C"I S.I non at lie uIItiGHt r-ui oPea .-
N'Pi'a'S anu 'nd' soh,e i'HuI| may We ca
pee''d peIore 'he "eeh Is OUT
The jamestown EXPOSITION
INSTRUMENTATION, ,...., = ...,
representative Maynard OF Virginia ana
the principal officers of the jamestown
exposition had n conference TODAY with
the President ahout the ,ffairs Of the
- ;,, - -.
H. ne mn 'o ''Veu 10 ''ie 'esiuei'
\ bFookS Johnson chairman or the
board of governors of the exposition, and
Barton Myers. chairman of the ways and
means committee and auditor. When Gen.
"S pieSl,uif "i +, ,e eal1sitton he
took a deep interest in the enterprise, and
the present exposition officials desire to
, nsp al 'oUe" VII" '''e 'eS'oe"' III IKE
The board of governors nronoses TO
send abroad next fan representative to
exploit the exposition. and it was desired
90 i,l" 9oule one mn M4uiu ne tupIe
tf,. Wbitn Hons tho Virainine Won't tn
the State Department.
As to the election of a president for the
'<ioSi'l ION! 10 succeed Genera Lee II was
S,i..G o,'t no. M "G1t 10 Ig In Io'
H"H-h or So AZ mere - no lHI!neuItle ne
',7sl,N 'l an c',rtI'ii' N $500 - ''sf
- $50 ,s''[-.' u - III me -
l'S.,'uH anu Sou Nc @iI,' ~ "a LHi
tNhtpliS vas heaI-N ill'IS!t'u ""ch ne uIcu,
No ltS'Si'('l'f are NO" III Io'l, anu II
VIII ii"' ne necessary ITr Wv, nv PIt9i
Gvht 10 'ahe up (HIS Woih ulilI- IAN 1T -
"C'I'ieu .HHl ""'' ''t,It '.It q L4u'iipo l
"i names 'AlAeu o. li-'le - I'o ~ 'l''UNe"
can Tor any tt' am person person cot, .o. =,
i,ylfcStAltu'c MAJ ld!u S"'u tHal ne
would introduce AT the opening oI congress
,t....
from S-,UP-u7' L." S''."'o'tV' loi an llu MUS
tII'1 cNIiell az me exposition an ippIot!
dj0H on E-"".''" A'tNlHS pttII AIdEt a. II
Ifr, MAYNARD is hopeful that the wave of
economy that prevented an Ipprop.IdtLon
l"l ll.e tAI d, nc ne. .,, -.
Consular 1'eills I'd 'eliieh''
Representatives Curtis and Miller of Kan
sas took up with the President today the
reinstatement of William r. Bigham as
I-,+t.1 States consul general at Cane Town.
~. ~ r,ilrt,-, hold tho roei+ior =
1>l'-.''' l..1,,,,a
number OIL years NAMING an accePldD-9
representative of the government. Some
time ago Horace Lee Washington of the
..,,,,,- sz7-,-f,a v,.s anrofn+nd in his
pace. IHH iie'9'-'iI' s"+N '44't 1t was ~
late 70 reinstate MT. Blgham, but that he
would see what could be done about hnd-
ing another place for him. When Mr.. Big
ham went TO Cape Town he found a little
room six by eight feet that was used
it ne res,arda5 his oIIsrtars : ZOO hon