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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30
MINISTER'S WOULD ACCEPT
ROCKEFELLER'S GIFT.
SINAI Action Delayed bu PrOteS
BOSTON. March

BOSTON, March
"~ The American
Board Of Commits
siJners for Foreign
iissions announced
to-day that its pru-
Dental committee
had accepted a re-
port Of the subcom-
mittee. recommend
ing the acceptance
Of the gift of $780,
600 from John D.
Rockefeller, but
that final action
HaQ Deen postponed
tor two weeks. The
report Of the sub
committee, in the
language Of a state
ment issued by the
board to-day, was
received and ac-
cepted as express
ing the unanimous
judgment Of the
prudential commit
tee and the execu-
tive officers, and
was TO the effect
that the committee
could not accede TO
the protest Of those
Who objected to the
acceptance of the
gift.
The report also
stated that the gift
" a S offered b Y
Rockefeller a n d
unanimously ac-
cepted by the pru-
Dental committee
on February IA last.
Il says that in ac-
cepting the gift, the
committee followed
the universal Gus
tom Of the church
IN the past, in re-
ceiving upon its al
Jars the gifts of all
who were moved TO
lay them thereon"
The report holds
that the acceptance
of a gift involves no
expression Of opin-
ion on the part Of
the committee as to
the character of the
Eivers and TO inter
cept a gift made TO
others in order TO
express an opinion
seems unwarrant-
able.
The reason for
deferring final ac-
tion is given as fol-
lows: "Inasmuch as
I b e protestants
have requested de-
lay the committee
viii hold final ac-
ton in allegiance for
two weeks. F"
Summing up the
arguments Of the
protestants, the re-
l0Or-tS saw rbaU YOraC-
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30
BOSTON REAL ESTATE MAN
A SUICIDE IN NEW YORK
William NJ. Hammond Shoots Himself
as Result of Dependency Over
Iii Health.

NEW YORK. March 29.-William
NJ Hammond. one of the most prom
inent real estate men of Boston, COM
mitted suicide at the Hotel Astor here
to-day by shooting himself. Despond-
ency due to Ill health is supposed to
have been the cause. He arrived here
recently from a six weeks trip to Ber-
muda and Porto Rico. taken in the
hope of improving his condition.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30

WASHINGTON, March o9.-vice President
Fairbanks called at the White House to-day
to bid the President good by. He will leave
for Philadelphia tomorrow and thence go to
Indianapolis He says he has made plans
for the summer
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30

HAVANA. March 29-President Palma to-
day received the Congressrnen and members
of their party who came here. on board the
United States transport Sumner. Later the
Sumner sailed for New Orleans.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30

Mrs Louisa Cox. Harrington Me-.
105 years old;-''By the aid OF Dufy's
Pure Malt Whiskey 7 keep in excellent
health and am enabled to attend to all
my domestic duties"
Hiram Cronk. Ava. N. Y. 10s years
old:-"By the aid of Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey I can brave the severest wealth
er and take extended tramps."
Mrs d. NJ Roberts. La Grange Ill.
100 years old:-"It is a wonderful tonic
stimulant and by it's use I keep healthy
and can see to thread a needle"
Mrs. William Pratt Chelsea. Mass.
81 years old:-"It is a grand medicine
and has sustained and comforted me
after all else failed"
Mrs. Lydia Couch, So years old
Thanks to Duffy's my appetite and di
gestion keep good. I sleep well and my
health IS excellent"
Pure Malt whiskey be sure you get
ul of the excellence OF this preparation.
lalt whiskey substitutes. which are put
far from relieving the sick, are posi-
sure you get it. 1t is the only abso-
by every reliable druggist and grocer
only. Look for the trademark, the "O1d
seal over the cork is unbroken. Price
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30
ADVERTISEMENTS.
DR.. Osler's Theory Wrong!
Age of Man 80 Years

Dr. Lyman Beecher Spey Says Good Health and Act for Ger
tury and Haf Are Possible.
There Are Over 1000 Men United States Over 100
Years DID, Who Have Retained Their Faculties Hgor and Useful
ness BY Using Dujs Pure Matt Wb,skey Their Only Medicine
STEPHEN JOYCE OF WAco TEXAS VINO BY THE RECORDS rs
f49 YEARS OLD, SAYS:
- find that with advancing recommended
to Timothy the mfrmis Ny Only Medicine
Dufy's Pure Matt Khjsksy"
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-25
Gold BE0Oded Assassin
Hanged al MONTGOMERY

Montgomery, Ala, March "a
George Calhoun. a negro, was hanged
here to-day for the murder of his wife.
Annie. The crime was committed last
Christmas year ago.
The murder was a cold-blooded af-
fair. Calhoun's wife had not been liv-
ing with him for some time. On
Christmas day he called at her home
and asked her to come out and see
him. She saw the shotgun in his
hands and refused to come. He told
her that he would not injure her. She
came to the door and he shot her
down After she fell he emptied the
other barrel in her breast. Several
negroes attempted to eaten him, but
he shot into the crowd several times,
wounding one, which scattered the
others AS he was going down the
road he met two negroes and he
thought they were after him. He fred
at them, but fortunately did not hit
any one. He then made his escape
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-25
Kelley and Bliss Are the Only Ones Who As
Dfre TO be Mayor, While There are Sever
al Out for City Treasurer.
EVIDENCE IN BEEF
TRUST INQUIRY
Elk WITNESSES EXAMINED AND
IMPORTANT TESTIMONY SAID
TO HAVE BEEN GIVEN.
BY Associated Press.

New York, March 24.-Important
evidence is said to have been adduced
in the so-called beef trust investiga-
tiOn now in progress here. in conjunc-
tion with That before the federal grand
jury in Chicago.
Six witnesses were examined at one
sitting, five of whom were, it is un-
derstoOd, former employees of the
packing companies.
1T would be unlawful and highly
improper for me to disclose any Of
the details of the investigation said
Joel NJ. Marx, who is associated with
District Attorney Burnett in the inyes-
tigation, but l am free to say the re-
suits of Thursdays work were exceed
ingly satisfactory"
District Attorney Burnett is in fire.
quent communication with the author
tiles in Chicago, and is acting in &C
cord with the inv estigation being con-
Quoted there.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-25
sv Associated Press.

Paris March 24.-Prospects for
peace between Russia and Japan as
suuej q more definite and almost tan
g.5., aspect today, ana as a result
JL- announcement Of resumption of
rego,iauOns tor the Russian loan has
been made here. The pOstpOnement of
tBe loan occurred through the stand
taken by the financial element against
proceeding while the uncertainties Of
War continued. while the readiness 20
resume negotiations is construed as
meaning their strong influence has
fua .y prevailed with the authorities
q, 81. Petersburg The effect of the
t.sl announcement stimulated the
ma-set. particularly Russian securi-
ties A reaction occurred on fears as
10 me effect the heavy demand would
have Oh the market and doubts con-
,gu.1z The uses to which the loan
wout be- put. Il seems TO be the sc-
c-re. view Of fnRnciers that the pro
cs.as rs he loan viii not be applied
10 q .5ac.nusnce Of the war.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-25

and remained al liberty for some time
He was captured at New Orleans on a
locomotive engine. He was brought
back here for trial, convicted and SEN
fenced to be hanged. Before the kill
ing Calhoun was a railroad fireman
and had a splendid reputation. After
he had been placed in jail he was a
model prisoner and JailOr McLemore
spoke in the highest terms of his con-
duct. After ne was convicted an ap-
peal was taken, but the supreme court
affirmed the decision Of the lower
court. The date of execution being
passed the supreme court named to-
day as the day Of the hanging. An
appeal was made to Governor Gun
ningham to commute the sentence to
life Imprisonment, but he declined.
The paTdoRing board was next ap-
pealed to, but without success. Then
Governor Jelks was asked to commute
the sentence, but yesterday ne declin-
ed.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-25

New Orleans. March 24.-The crime
for which Lewis w. Lyons was hang
ed here Thursday was the assasstna-
ton of District Attorney ]. Ward Cur
lev on July 20, 1903. Mr.. Gurley, who
was a member of a prominent family,
had ksen United State district attor-
new under President Cleveland, and
had distinguished himself in the sue
cessful prosecution Of hank Wrecking
cases. Lyons was the son OF FORMER
leading clothing merchant. but through
dissipation had been much reduced IN
circumstances. One night during
carousal a sugar broker reported the
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-25
SITUATION REGARDED
AS EXTREMELY ACUTE.

Washington, March 24.-Minister
Bowens cablegram to the state depart
ment informing the administration that
President Castro, of Venezuela. nas
refused explicitly to submif 10 afbftra
zion the pending issues between the
United States and Venezuela, and de-
claring that the Asphalt eases must be
ad5udicated in the Venezuelan courts
formed the topic of discussion at to-
days cabinet meeting.
That the situation should be regard
ed as acute at the present time, is
indicated by the determination of the
president and his advisers to pay no
heed to Castro's reply and to await
fuFtner developments in Venezuela.
1t is not believed the present situa-
ton is such as 10 cause alarm, an0
1t can be said positively that no de-
termination was reached to involve
drastic action by the United States.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-25
PAPERS SUPPORTING
CAMPAIGN FOR PEACE

5 Petersburg, MaTc1 24.-The pa.
l.r- are supporting the campaign fo-
Peace and are beginning TO print quite
openly this theory Of the intrigues in
t-e Far East f0r the protection Of pri-
f-.f interests. deyoting special atten-
tal 'r y. Be-05razOG's connection
MA ne Vain timber concession. The
li.--a-.aDs include a secret memoran-
cum a- Genera, Europatkin pointing
q. --u Say would be inevitable if
russian interests were extended into
E..ea.
TIE necessity for increased taxation
y Nee. il5 expenses Of the war is
.-,.-n.-2i and the minister of finance
-as submitted projects to the council
6 ne empire including taxes on beer.
-a-'-es. e-c- and a graduated tax
me salaries OF government Off
c-s-' beginning with one per cent on
e4-a-.es o- over $500 which altogether
y. realize about $1,000. .000. There
r-so -.so proposition for a general in
TAX which undoubtedly would
80 -ae most popular form of rails
= money as Il would bear heaviest
v nose aa.e 10 pay.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-25
By The Associated Press

Amiens, France. March 24.-Juies
Verne. the celebrated novelist, died al
mis- home here to-day aged 20 years
He had been subject to chronic ois-
eases. but the attacks were not serious
mill March 10. since which time ne
bas gradually failed. the end being
FASTENED by a stroke OF paIaiy %
covering the right side. The SICK .,.. n1n
retained consciousness untll sIot1s -,
before death. the tongue being the las1
thing TO fail. He calmly foresAN
death and called his family to the peu- @
SIDE and discussed his approaching
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-25
MAY ASK AMERICAN
PROTECTION FOR CITIES

New York, March 24.-President
Moraless council of ministerE is dis
cussing the question. -ss,le. the Her.
aids correspondent at Santo DOmin.
go, of asking the United States to
take Sanchez and SANTANA under
American protection under the terms
of the arbital award in order to pre-
vent their seizure by powers hostile
to the government.
w. R. Thormann, head of the Ger.
man consular service at Santo Do
mingo. and DR.. Perra Blesa, Spanish
charge daffaires, intend visiting Port.
au-Prince, Haiti, April 5, if they can
not do so earlier. to consult the Ger.
man and Spanish ministers who are
accredited TO both Haiti and SantC
Domingo as to the situation.
A newspaper organ of the oppQsi
ton party has bitterly attacked Pres
ident Morales, charging him with dis
loyalty and declaring he has been los
ing ground daily since last June
There is activity in the forts and in
the city and the street guards have
been doubled.
The American gunboat Castine is or
the alert. ready to land military meT
at a moments notice to protect Amer
ican interests. The marines have
their cartridge belts filled and all pre-
cautions have been taken in view of E
possible outbreak. There is a sigma
station on the roof of the American
consulate.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-25
BY Associated Press.

Washington, March z4.-The situa
tion at San Domingo was fully dis
cussed at the cabinet meeting to-day
No new phases have arisen in the last
few Gays and the administration has
decided not to make any change in
the present plans of procedure. The
failure of the senate to ratify the
treaty with the Dominican government
embarrassed the administration and
rothing can be done except to inaugu-
rate an investigation into Dominican
affairs for information.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-25
NEW ORLEANS MURDERER
PAYS EXTREME PENALTY
81 AVER OF DISTRICT ATTORNEY cURLEY ExPATED
CRIME IN THE CRESCENT CITY YESTERDAY.
HISTORY OF GEL EeRATED CASE EiyE

loss of a valuable diamond pin. He
mad been in Lyons's company. Lyons
was suspected, arrested and acquitted.
The arrest preyed on his mind, and he
brought damage suits against the de-
tectives and the broker. Gurley and
others were employed as his lawyers.
Lyons was unsuccessful, and conceived
the idea that his lawyers were respon-
sible for his defeat He made many
threats against them, and, finally, on
July 20. 1903, locked himself up in a
room with Mr.. Gurley and killed him.
He shot himself through the head,
but recovered. Lyons's defense was
insanity.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-25
BROOKLYN Is
BACK IN PORT
CONCLUDES HER TARGET PRAc-
TIcE IN GULF, AND WILL
COME UP TO THE CITY.

The cruiser. Brooklyn, which has
been in port for a number Of days
concluded her target practice yester.
day and came into the harbor, where
she will remain until probably Tues
day morning, when she will leave to
relieve the Newark
The Brooklyn has been on the target
range for the past few days engaging
in practice. ana made some exception
ally good scores, especially with the
large calibTe guns.
The cruiser began coaling yesteT-
day morning, and to-day will move
from off the navy yard to an anchor
age nearer the city. where she will
remain until about Tuesday morning,
when she will leave port.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-25
And No Others Can
Qualify to Enter the
White Den10cFa.
tic Primary.
MEETING OF THE CITY DEMO.
CRATIC COMMITTEE WILL BE
HELD MONDAY NIGHT WHEN
CLERKS AND INSPECTORS FOR
PRIMARY WILL BE APPOINTED
AND OTHER BUSINESS TRANS
ACTED.

Candidates for every Office within
the gift of the voters of the city, quail
flied yesterday. to enter the coming
White Democratic Primary, which is
TO be held on April 4. Bliss and Reil-
ley are the only aspirants for the posi-
ton OF chief executive, and there are
cnly a few other Offices for which
there is more than one aspirant, with
the exception of treasurer.
Among the prominent men who
came out yesterday were J. G. Whit
ing. who is the only candidate for tax
collector and G. H. Gingles, who is to
run for alderman-at-large from pre-
cinct No 12 Both of these gentle
men are well known and will no doubt
receive the solid vote of the Demo-
Gratis of the city.
The time in which to qualify expir-
ed yesterday at noon, the time set by
the city executive committee, and be-
fore the noon hour each candidate
i ho drsired - fe voted Ger bv the
democrats of the city filed his appii-
cation with Chairman John 3. Jones
and paid over the amount necessary
to qualify. Those who qualified for
the various Offices were as follows:
Those Who Qualified.
For Mayor-Frank Reilley and
Chas. H. Bliss.
For MARSHALL. Fred Schad.
For Treasurer-A. T. Bobe, w. G..
Daley and w. K. Hyer, Sr.
For Tax Collector. I. Whiting.
For Alderman at Large, Precinct
PC. H. Gingles.
For Alderman at Large, Precinct
15-Wm. Hays.
For Alderman, Precinct PA. H.
D'AlembeTte.
For Alderman, Precinct 13-P. K.
Yonge.
For Alderman. Precinct thames
McHugh.
For Alderman, Precinct 15-W. B.
Wright.
Member City Executive Committee
from Precinct 12-J. n. Broughton
Member City Executive Committee
from Precinct 13-I. H. Aiken.
Member City Executive Committee
from Precinct 14-Walker Ingraham.
Member City Executive Committee
from Precinct 15-John B. Jones.
Member City Executive Committee
at large-WaFren E. Anderson.
meeting of the City Democratic
Executive Committee viii be held
next Monday night at the city haH,
when clerks and inspectors 70 serve
in the primary of April 4, wiz be ap-
pointed. 1t is the desire of the CON-
mittee that each candidate for Office
be present and participate in the
meeting, making any suggestions to
the committee that he may see At.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-25
Remains OF Mrs. Stanford
Laid by Side OF Husband

The services were conducted by
Rev. NJ. NJ Kirke. of the First Presby-
terian Church of San Francisco, assist
ed by clergymen of other denomina-
tons including Rabbi Versangoi.
The principal address was by Rev.
John Dlnsmore. of San Jose, who paid
tribute to the worth and deeds of the
dead woman
Nearly five thousand persons follow
ed the body to the sareophagus, in
cluding fifteen hundred students from
the university and five hundred facul-
ty members and alumni.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-25
RUSSIAN ARMY HAS
TEMPORARILY HALTED.

Gaushu Pass. Marca 24.-The Rus
san IL re-reat have now reached the
y..asa 0l Sipinghsi. miles north Of
Tie Pass Were they have temporarily
La-ai. The army has been practical
!. without rest for months and il is
-a--ral that fatigue would be evident.
TIE japanese are reported to be ad-
vs-e,Eg on the Sipinghai positions
a..r- The railroad and on both TANKS.
There was a brisk action last Satur-
day or A5iyuan. the Russian rear
--ar heating of Two heavy attacks
lasting U.-l midnight After blowing
u7 DE rai,rcad bridges in five places
na-h %. kaiyUaa the Russian retire
mem continued Saturday. Sunday ana
Monday w-h only light rife firing.
The MUEden branch Of the Russo
Chinese Bank has moved all of its
money. one hundred and fifty thousand
C1-a-S
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-25
RIVER STEAMER
HARD AGROUND
DRIVEN ASHORE DURING STORM
ON MISSISSIPPI BELOW
WlckLlFFE, KY.
BY Associated Press.

Cairo, H., March 24.-During the
storm late last night the steamer Lee
grounded on a bar just below Wick
life, KY, and was unable to clear from
the bar The steamers Ferderhold
and Three States, and the tug Arabian
were sent to her relief, and after
working all night they were unable
to release her, and her passengers
and freight were taken on. The boat
is lying in good condition. and it Is
expected that the rise in the next
few days will float her.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-25
BY The Associated Press.

STANFORD University, Cal, March "a
The body of the late Mrs. Jane Stan
ford was laid to rest this afternoon in
the Stanford mausoleum, between the
bodies Of her husband and son. The
services were held in the Memorial
Churca and the pallbearers were Sc
lecttG the most stalwart of the
universit. students. The church was
decorated with but few flowers in def
erence to Mrs. Stanford's wishes. the
wealth of flowers being reserved for
the decoration Of the mausoleum-
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-25
MOTION FOR BAIL
IN HARGlS CASE
TESTIMONY cocLUDED AND SUB
MITTED WITHOUT ARGU-
MENT-OPINION DUE
TO-DAY OR MON
IL DAY.
Rx Associated Press.

Lexington, KY, March 24.-Testi-
mony affecting the motion for bail of
Hargis brothers and Sheriff Callahan.
of Jackson, was concluded ana the
case submitted without argument to-
day. Judge Parker said he will an
nounce his opinion on Saturday or
Monday. The testimony concerning
the assassination of James Cockrell,
town marshal of Jackson, in 1902,
completely in which was charged
against the defendants, has occupied
the attention of the court since last
Monday.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-25
MEMBERS OF NOBILITY
DISMISSED FROM COURT.
RY Assoclated IPreas.

New York, Marcn PA member
of the nobility and two more pages
have been dismissed from court SER
vice. says a Herald dispatch from st.
Petersburg. Something of a sensa-
ton was caused by the news, follow
ing so closely the dismissal OF another
page a few days ago.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-25
SEVEN MEMBERS
OF COMMISSION
Rv The Associated Press.

Washington, March 24.-It has been
decided that it is necessary under the
law for the president to appoint ca
nal commission of seven members. He
considers that such number makes
the commission unwieldly, but as con-
gress failed to provide for a smaller
commission it is held by the attorney
general that the appointment of seven
members is mandatory on the presi-
dent
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-25
Metal Trades Meetina.

Chicago. March 24-The chief sub
ject under discussion at to-day's ses-
sion of the annual convention OF the
National Metal Trades Association
was progress made in opposing evils
of trade and unionism. ". n. Easan,
of Cincinnati, was the principal
speaker.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-25
DEBT
NOT PROVIDED FOR.

London. March 24-The signature
of the agreement between Venezuela
and the AnglOGerman bondholders
adjusting and consolidating the exte-
rior debt (about $28, 800, ,OO0) was CON-
pleted to-day. Sixty per cent of the
customs of all the ports except La
Guaira and Puerto CabeHo are al
lowed as security.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-25
Squadron AZ Port Said.

-. -. sa-. March 24.-Admiral Ne
- ''-,- \, : -..-s.On of the Russianu sec.
-. -ee-h- squadron consisting of 4
-JCr cruisers and -four
,----55 5'o-.s arrived here to-day. The
-sls-- are I1- cualing and are only
- -,,---s moderate supplies on board
-le transports are beav;-v ladenA with
3. - .-e division which is said to
,-- ''~-lo TOT ltburil. french SOmali.
"a -. .lo y -ad.ros,ock. viii probably
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-25
Jules Verne, fE1e Novelist,
Passes TO Great Beyond

end. Telegrams of sympathy have
been received from distinguished per-
sons in all parts of the world 1t is
expected that he will be buried here
where he mad lived so long, and where
most of his notable work was done.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-25
Death of EeIo Roach.

Felo Roach, aged "a years. expired
yesterday after an illness of several
weeks. He was one of the oldest
residents of the city and leaves a
large family of friends and relatives.
The funeral services will be conduct
ed this afternoon at 8 o'clock from
st. Michael's church and the inter
ment will occur in St. Michael's Gem
etery.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-25
SITUATION is
new VERY ACUTE
DECLARES THAT ASPHALT CASES
MUST BE ADJuDIcATED IN THE
VENEZUELAN coURTS-ADMIN.
IsTRATIoN WILL AWAIT FUR
TIER DEVELOPMENTS BEFORE
TAKING ACTION.
BN The Assoeiated Press.

Washington, March 24.-Ministe er
Bowen cables the, state department to-
day from Caracas that President
Castro has fatty refused to arbitrate
the pending issues between Venezuela
and the United States.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-25

MANUEL DE ASPIRoZ.
2senor Don Manuel DeAspoz Mexcos first
relapse caused by exposure on IN
gasris
Don Manuel DeAsDroz was born in
Hesuded but abandoned the
French
appointed
held partly
this led
RAISING situations the Washington
President Mex
Adee also
he embassy at theCity of Mexico
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-25
or negotiations for Russian Loan Construed
That Strong Financial Prevailed
Russian Government.
RUSSIAN ARMY
IN BAD SHAPE
Has Been Without
Rest for Months and
IS Now About EX-
haUSted.

JAPANESE CONTINUE RELENT.
LESS PURSUIT OF FLEEING FOR
cEs-NEwsPAPERs SUPPORT
CAMPAIGN FOR PEAcE-RoJEsT-
VEN5KY SIGHTED OFF PORT
saI1-HARsIN BEING DESERT
Ed.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-25
Third Division siohted.

o.l sac, March a4.-Admiral Ne
z-,ln - 5 neet (which forms the third
r.>ln OF Admiral Rojestvensky's
cS'.-s'-sn squadron. and which left
- s. Bay. island of Crete. March 2l).
has been sighted. IA "a : .
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-25

Harbin Being Deserted
$3.50 Pass. Mancturia, March "A.
AConIinued On Fifth Page.)
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-25
CABINET DISCUSSES THE
SAN DOMINGO SITUATION
No New Phases Have Arisen and Adnnfnfs-
tratIon viii Make No Change in Plans
Now Under Contemplation,
ADMINISTRATION
EMBARRASSED
BY Failure OF Senate
TO Ratffy Treaty Ar
ranged by Pres
Edent.

DOMINICAN GOVERNMENT MAY
ASK UNITED STArEs TO TAKE
CITIES UNDER PROTECTION UN-
DER TERMS OF ARRITAL
AWARD TO PREVENT SEIZURE
BY FOREIGN POWERS.