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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-15
FRANCE AND VENEZUELA.
Disposition to Give Castro Time t,
Make Amends

PARIS, October 1.-THE view prevails In
ofnc1al quarters that a month may elapse
before decision Is reached as to what
steps shall be taken against Venezuela This
Indicates that there is a desire on the part
of France to give President Castro ample
opportunity to make amends. and to ex-
haust all diplomatic recourse before resort
ing to other means.
French officials first considered withdraw
Ing NJ. Taigny. the charge daffaires at Car
acas, and the severing Of diplomatic rela-
tons with Venezuela, and this would have
been done IL Venezuela were a country
amenable to ordinary procedure.
1t was recognized, however, that a sever
ance of relations would not compel Presi-
dent Castro to settle the questions between
France and VeneZeula, but, on the contrary
would leave French interests there without
protection Of legation, and therefore the
thought of a diplomatic rupture was given
up and France is seeking. with the Coop
Grafton of the United States. to devise a
means for diplomatic adjustment of the
situation with President Castro.
This is proceeding SO slowly that officials
here are beginning to foresee that stronger
measures will be necessary, although they
say another months grace is likely to be
given Venezuela before decisive measures
are adopted
An official of the French Cable COMPANY
says his company desired settlement with
President Castro, but subordinated it's in
terests to those of France which, having
received an affront, must first receive sat
isfaction.
Despite the denial of the ministry of ma
rlne, the Patrie reiterates the statement
that naval division consisting of the cruis-
ers Desaix, Lavoiser and Chasseloup-Lau-
bat Is preparing for demonstration in
Venezuelan waters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-15
WINCHESTER AND VICINITY.
Efforts to Locate Fugitive From
Justice.

Ipecial Correspondence Of The Star.
WINCHESTER. Va, October IA. 1905
The authorities of Berkeley Springs and
Morgan county, w. Va, are endeavoring to
locate Ross NJ. Fisher, a wealthy farmer
and politician, and Miss Lola Keesecker,
both of the same county. who are wanted
by the circuit court to answer serious
charge, referred to in the indictment techni-
cally as "misdemeanor.' A report has been
received here that Fisher and the Keeseck-
err girl are believed to be hiding in the
mountains near Cumberland, Nd, and eff
forts are being made to capture them and
carry them before the court at Berkeley
Springs
Work is being rushed by Contractors Ed
ward Purcell & Co. on the plant of the
winchester and Washington City Railway
Company along the Shenandoah river at
Millville, Jefferson county, w. Va, and 1t
is expected that the major portion will have
been completed before cold weather sets In
as the company is under contract to furnish
electricity for lighting the streets and pub
lie and private buildings at Winchester and
other cities and towns in this section by
early In the summer. recent purchase
OF the waterfront property will give the
plant tremendous power, and 1t will be
necessary to pun on reducers until the troll
ley line from this city to the Blue Ridge
mountains Is completed. Onactals Of the
company returned q few days ago from
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LEESBURG, VA.
Piedmont Convocation Comes to q
Close.
special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star
LEESBURG, Va, October A. 1905.
The Piedmont convocation, which has
been in session at st. James Episcopal
Church in Leesburg since Tuesday, closed
this evening. This convocation has been
particularly good one, for there was an
unusually large number of ministers pres
ent, large congregations, and especially ~
teresting services.
Irvine di Zerega OF New York city and
Miss Martha A. di Zerega, daughter OF
Capt. and Mrs. Alfred di Zerega Of Aide
Loudoun county, were married Thursday
afternoon at the Church Of Our Redeemer
In Aide by Rev. John T. Coleman, rector
assisted by Rev. Arthur L. Johns OF
Christ Church, Washington, D. C.
The church. which was beautifully deco
rated for the occasion. was filled to its ut
most capacity with the friends of the young
couple.
Promptly at 1890 o'clock the bride pre-
ceded by the four ushers, Mr.. Gasquet di
Zerega of Aide, brother of the bride;
Baron Won Brittian of New York. Master
Alfred di Zerega of Aide. nephew of the
bride; DIR. Louis di Zerega of New York,
and the two maids, Miss Emily di Zerega,
sister of the bride. and Miss Alice Wall
of Washington, d. c., entered the church
upon the arm of her father, who gave her
"
man, Mr.. Walze of New York, at the altar.
The brides gown was very handsome
and becoming one of ivory satin and she
carried a large bouquet of bride roses She
also wore a veil, which was caught with
orange blossoms. The two maids wore
gowns of white silk, and carried large bou-
Duets of bridesmaids roses. The mother
Of the bride was becomingly attired in a
handsome black silk grenadine.
Immediately after the ceremony re-
ception was held at "Aldie." the beautiful
home Of the brides parents, after which
the young couple took the train at Lees
burg for a bridal tour of several weeks
The brides going-away gown was of dark
blue cloth, with hat to match
The bride and groom are grandchildren
of the late Augustus di Zerega Of New
York, and his wife, the Baroness Won Brit
tain of Denmark, but who now resides at
her home Kent Hall. near that city. The
bride Is the second daughter of Capt. al
Zerega, who is a retired naval officer Of
the United States navy, and a member OF
the Army and Navy Club at Washington.
D. C. The family formerly lived on q
street in that city. The groom served in
member of the Larchmont Yacht Club OF
New York Mr.. and Mrs. di Zerega will
reside in Aide upon the return from theiI
bridal tour
Daughters of the Confederacy on Thurs
day, over which the president, Mrs. Stir
ling Murray, presided, a resolution was
passed to fix the time for the laying o.
the corner stone for the base of the mon
ument to the confederate dead In Novem-
Der. 1t is hoped that the foundation for
the monument may be laid by the last
Thursday in May-Decoration day.
Judge c. E. Nicol of the circuit court Cor
Loudoun was instrumental in procuring a
Charter from the legislature of Virginia
irving space at the corner of the square
to erect this monument.
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Washington. New York. Lynchburg and
several places In New York state, where
they visited q number OF new plants oper-
ated by water power. The contract for the
electrical construction u to be awarded
early next week.
The citizens OF New Market, Shenandoah
county, Va. are making elaborate prepara-
lions to entertain large party OF Union
Veterans members of the b4th Pennsylva-
mia Regimental Association. who will un-
veil a monument on the New Market battle
field on October g. In memory of their
comrades who fell in the battle with the
boy cadets Of the Virginia Military Institute
during the civil war.
II has been definitely settled that the
Grafton-Middlesex foxhound match, which
was postponed from time to time the past
year, Will take place on Col. Richard Du-
ianys estate, near Upperville, Loudoun
county. from November to 10, the pur-
pose or the trial being to test the relative
merits OF the American and English hounds
Inc Potomac conference of the Lutheran
SYNOD or Virginia, embracing all the
churches Of that denomination In the valley
| OF virginia and parts of West Virginia, met
this week in st. Martins Church, at New
| Market, with Rev. George 8. Bowers pastor
| OF Grace Church OF Winchester presiding
Mr.. g. Byrne Downing. son of H II.
| Downing, Of Front Royal. Va, and Miss
Kathleen Cook, daughter Of Judge and Mrs.
! Glies COOK. also of that place, were mar
ried Wednesday evening in the Front Royal
| Presbyterian Church In the presence of a
| large and distinguished company Of friends
Novel and modern features will attend the
wedding OF Miss Ollie Fries, daughter of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Fries of this county,
| and Mr.. r. G. Busey of Berkeley county
| W. Va, at Pleasant Valley Church. Cedar
| Grove. on October Is. The bride, as well
as the entire wedding party, will be con-
| veyed to and from the church in large
white automobiles, trimmed with white
| satin ribbons, and a chauffeur dressed In
! white suit. An old-time Virginia recep-
| ton, however, will attract many guests
| Ihere Will be great feast accompanied by
| dancing, and will begin at 8 o'clock in the
| afternoon and last until after midnight
Rev and Mrs. Edward II. Ingle, formerly
| or wildwood, Clarke county Va, sailed
| from New York today for their future home
| at Nice, France. where Mr. Ingle becomes
rector of the American Church during the
| winter and of the American Church at RI
| Verla, Switzerland In the summer He was
rector of Christ Church at Wildwood, and
was located in Baltimore before coming
! to Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-15
PAPAL ENVOY COMING HERE
To Investigate Educational Matter
Affecting the Church.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, October IA c1blegram
from Rome says: Plus X has just an
nounced his decision to sen dto the United
States high prelate to investigate all ed
vocational matters affecting the church in
America and to visit all the principal Cath
Ole institutions in that country.
The working of parochial schools will
form special object of inquiry on the part
of the papal envoy, as information has been
received at the Vatican that, notwithstand-
ing the large number of parochial schools
established of late In nearly every parish,
thousands of Catholic children are still to
be found attending pubic schools This,
1t has been reported here, is particularly
the case in New York with children OF
Italian parents, of whom more than % eco
are enrolled in the public schools.
Plus x wishes to know If it is not pos
sible to establish special church schools for
children OF Italians in those cities in which
many live.
The plan suggested some years ago bv
Bishop Conaty of Los Angeles, at the time
rector of the Catholic University at WASH
ington which was to convert some of the
Catholic colleges at present existing in
America into regular high schools. is also
said to be looked into
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-15
Some One Wants It.

Exchange what you don't want for some
thing you do want Watch the Trade" col
umn in The Sunday Star.
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DIED.

| BAILEY. On Saturday, October IA, 1905 at I
Read hasE the Of her
Funeral services from the residence of her .On.
October 10, at 2 O'Clock pm Relatives and
friends invited. Interment private.
BAYLY. At her residence, e4o P street north
o'clock pm, Mrs. JAMES PIERCE BAYLY
Will be inferred at the Emanuel Church. Fauquer
county, Va. Sunday, October lb.>at pm
BIRCH. On Friday, October 10. 1905, FANNIE,
widow of the late Geo ao.i Birch OF GeO gorge
Funeral to be arranged upon arrival of son.
BOYD. ANDREW BOYD of Syracuse. n. Y.
@ proser c and the
Gen. VIM II. Boyd, directory publisher of this
city.
DBYE. On October 49,. 1908, at pm. EDWARD
G; DEYE father Of Reuben. Maud. Kate and
Funeral from Lutheran Church, 9Th street near
Grant avenue Monday October io at va Pn
aid and Charleston S. C., News and Courier
please copy
FOWLER On Friday, October 10, 1908. at st;
Elizabeth Hospital HUBERT FOWLER. aged
Services at Lees Chapel No. ss2 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest. on Monday at o'clock pm
HAyELIe On October IA; 1902. at O'clock NJ;
Thomas c. and Lucy F. Havel.
Interment private.
MCCORMICK. On saturday, October Il, 1905, at
1880 am. PATRICK husband OF the late
Funeral from his late residence, No. 437-N street
northwest. on Tuesday. October ~ at $3.50
csption Church at 8 o'clock Relatives and
friends are respectfully invited TO attend. In
termeut at Mt. olivet cemetery p
MOTEN. Entered into rest Wednesday, October
II. 1905. after long Illness which she bore
with Christian fortitude, Mrs. BERTHA MO-
mother of Annie, Jane and Bertha Molten.
Funeral will be held from the Third Baptist
Church. corner 9th and Q streets northwest,
Sunday October 15 at o'clock pm Reia.
attend
sHAFFER. On October 10. 1905, at Laurel. Nd,
CHARLES f.. Jr., of Chas. +. and jane
F. Sharer aged forty-seven years
Funeral from Centenary NJ. e. Church Laurel,
Monday October 10, pm Relatives ana
WILLIAMS. Suddenly, on Friday, October 1s,
1905, ]. ARCHIBALD, son OF Emma P and
the late James r. Williams OF Anacostia, DC.
Funeral Sunday, October Is, at o'clock, from
the Thos R. Naey & Son undertaking estab-
lIshment No. 1893 18th street southeast. In
terment at Baltimore.
WOOD On Thursday, October II, 1905. at IL
pm., GEORGE T., beloved husband OF Susan
Wood and eldest son OF l., A. and the late
Mafy A. Wood, aged forty-seven years.
Funeral from his late residence. 513 18th street
southeast, Monday, October 16, at pm. 2'
In Memoriam.
KLoCK. In sad but loving remembrance Of cur
who departed this life two years ago today,
October Is, 1908.
HIS MOTHER. FATHER SISTER. BROTHER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-15

elf they're Rich's Shoes
\ they're proper"
| b. Rich's Sons,
Ten-one F ST., Corner Tenth.
| ENTIRE BUILDING.
|! Footwear
i'm t OWm.' -
The lady who, one day last
| week, made this remark voices
the sentiment of everybody
who visits this great shoe shop
and is shown Rich's "swell''
fashions in new Fall and Win
| ter footwear.
1t is the distinctiveness of
our styles which appeals to
good dressers. 1t is the dis
Effectiveness which is lacking
in others fashions.
And no matter what the line
of footwear may be, the much
desired individuality is always
present.
It is so in shoes for street
wear. There are shown here as
many styles in walking boots
as will be seen in any of the
largest New York shops. All
the new creations in dull and
bright feathers, with and with
out tips, are shown.
All the new effects in Col
lege" boots - the exclusive
things which suit the fancy of
college boys and girls.
All the new fashions in
sporting footwear = t S,
golhng, riding, hunting and
gymnasium wear-not style
or SO of a sort, but all that are
correct and in good form.
Just now you are no doubt
refurnishing the livery. The
question of boots can be set
tied here in few minutes, as
we show all the new fashions
from foremost makers.
Special attention is directed
to the new showing of we'd
ding, evening and reception
footwear, which embraces
every shade in every fashion,
able material and comprising
over hundred sorts.
Our line of Fall footwear
starts at $3.50 and we sell the
very best $3.50 shoes to be had
in the city.
B. Rich's Sons,
Ten-one F ST., Cor. Tenth.
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Nationals Ahead in St. Lo,,;s

ST. LOUIS, October 14.-Shannon,s tripIe
followed by Shoots inf1eld hit after two
were out in the ninth inning, won today's
game for the National Leaguers The post
season series now stands to In favor of
the Nationals. with doubie-header carded
for tomorrow. Attendance $500 Score,
Nationals 1; Americans. o; Brown and
Grady: Glade and Spencer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-15
Fire Caused by Candle.

The upsetting of lighted candle caused
slight fire in the home Of William T..
Lewis, 1914 0 street northwest about Z
o'clock last evening. Isaac Barker, col
ored. who was passing at the time, ran
to the house and extinguished the flames
before the fire department arrived. The
damage did not exceed $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-15

Al bomb was thrown at the villa of an
English manufacturer In Warsaw yester-
day The cook and gardener were killed
and the house was damaged. The bomb
throwers fed. pursued by the police. When
close pressed the fugitives shot and killed
three policemen and then escaped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-15
In Memoriam.

KIOCK In sad but loving remembrance of Gu
dear son and brother, WILLIAM f. KLOCK
who departed this life two years ago toda,
HIS MOTHER. FATHER, SISTER. BROTHER.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1905-03-08
dfkn pfedsedovi Cannonovi "a
jeho nestranne Fizenf snemoyny.


v nasem okolf nastals zaeatkem
bFezna piava stehoyaya horetks.
r. Josef Cerny prodal zde farmu
Josefu Barcalovi a odstehoval Sc
ma farmu, kterou koupil blfze Sill
yer Creek. Frank Saloun prodal
farmu Ed. krenkoyi a odstGhoyal
Sc take do okoli Silver Creeku.
Josef vrana prodal farmu Josefu
Krscmanovi a odstehoval Sc ma
farmu do okolf Bee, Neb. Ksrel
Pfibyl prodal farmu Fr Ekstajnoyi
a odstehoyal Sc ku svemu zefovi
ma fsrmu blize Spencer, Neb a
PAM Marie J. cerna odstehoyaIa
sc v poodelf do Wilson, Kas., "a
svym stargm.
PAM Mschulsnoya, bydlfcf d sve
dcery We Fremont, dlf pfftomne
naystevou sveho syna.
Pitt nedGIi odbyya SC sch1ze
fadu Ratoiest Mladocechd ZcBJ.
Pfftomnost ySech clen1 jest H..
doucna. r. Banos, tai.
Slecna vlasta Bano5ova pfijela
sc podfyat Fremont IA diyadIo
zdrzela sc donna pies nedeli.
Divadelnf pfedstayenf, kterez
uspofadal lad Ratolest Mladoce
chn minulou sobotu, yydafilo sc
skvele. Prostranna sfi BartoSova
byla do posledniho mfstecka "a
brana. Ochotnfci sc tez pficinili
tax dalece, jak jejich silly stacily,
ably Sc ct. obecenstvu zavdetili.
Po diyadle rozproudila Sc srdecna
zAbays, pfi kterez obsadily sestry
krasnon vysfvsnou deku, kterou
zhotovily, pani Dndoya obsadila
podusku a slecna Jos. Faytingroya
tel podusku. Veci tyto vynesly
$50; slAya jiml Cisteho vytezku
zbylo sIo4. Hudebnici take Sc
hrou neskrblili hrali neco nobl,
tax ze to kazdeho vabilo do kola.
We 4 bodiny rano Sc spoletnost
rozesla tim pfanfm, ably takoyych
zabav bylo vice. --Deku vyhrala
PAM Bouzkova podusky: jednu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1905-03-08
Zasedani So. kongresy.

Pfedminule pondelf skonGen
byl soud scnatn SC 81 Him Sway
mem Floridy, obzsloyany doIni
snemoynou 2 rozlitnycb ncpflstoj
nosl a pfestupk6 obzaloyany
byI sprosten VII why. Dohodnuti
spoIetneho vgboru ohlcdne povo.
lenf ma yoienskY odbor bylo phi
jata, tsktez poyolcnf ma lods.yo
byIo pfijato nektergmi snfzenymi
vydanimi. Povoleno postaviti
jeSte dye move bitcynf loi a ulo
zeno tajemnfkn namofnictvi, ably
vysetfil, mnobo Ii by stalo zsloze.
,pi viadni hute ma vyrabGnf ploten
sskfungsn iodnich.
Ph nkontenf So. kongresu phi.
jfmana byla rdzna poyoleni se !
natu jsko parou. Tax r. bfczna
pfijato povoIenf na postu obno.
50 srSf,5z6,S43, povoleni ma ".
sluznf sf58, 600, 900 poyolenf
ma feky pflstsyy s38,35o,899.
Dohodnuti na poyolenl byls
schyaleoa pro yojenskou aksde
mil a pro odbor zemedelsky
Pfedlohs celni pro hlipinskg do.
yoz byla pfijsta a poyoleni ma
Indiany bylo poslano h dobodtl
ma yyborn. We yykonnem sezeni
bgla schvalens smlouvs ma zdra
yotnicka mezinarodni zsflzeni a
jina proti prodeji Zen bfych X
nemrsvnym 1telom. od presi.
dents zasIan byI senatu dopis ~
dajici 0 zakon proti sifenf sc do
byttf nakazy ze Statu do statu
do ciziny.
Dolnf snsmoyna pfijala zpravy
cd dohodtlbo ygboru, 10 SC stsIo
dobodnutf obIedne povolenf penez
ns diplomacy konsuly, ma okr
SEX Columbia, ma vojensbe uteli.
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vn nWbv1pVDpvDrvttv vtvpVntvpvbVorvbv
sIEg Sk sk Z AMERIKY 9k w
buDcVpuDt DtVbtvlpvn tIlb vlbup V1pV1n nvIbapvrw
ktera promenena byla
zelcne a vonn9cb kvetin.

kteIa pfon1cnena Dyid
zelene a vonngch kvetin.
Y prayodu nassc!cvseim +.
81 pozornosti Sc tesiIi pastevc, ze
zapadnich state, drsni jeydci a
sest indianskych natelnikd, vede
nych povestnym krvelacnym Apa
Gem Geronimcu Phi nastoIenf
mel president ma prstu zlaty prsten
8 opalem, ktery siiat byl ruky
pres. Lincolna Y dobe, kdy byl
1kladne zavrazden. Roosevelt no
obdrzeI cd tai. zahranitnfch zale
zitosti, Johna Haye, jcnz byl jed
MIN Lincolnoyych soukromych
tajemnfk6.
la mfsta oknech ma Pennsyl.
vania Ave odkud bylo mono
pfehlednouti sIavnostnf prnvod,
platily Sc yelike obnosy Sen.
Depew zaflatil Sroo "a okno, 2
nehoz mohl hodinu Sc syymi host
mi ma prdyod poblfzeti. Armada
Spasy pronajala "a stejng obnos
okno sen. A1geroyi, milionafi ]
p. Morgan George Gould "a.
piatili po $1,000 "a sya okna a
Clarence Mackay $1,000,
v kruzfch politickych obcbod
nich rozhostilo Sc zkIamanf mad
zpravou odboru prace obcho.
du, BE ma trustu jatkafh nebylo
nalezeno zadne why. We zprave
Sc uvadf, ze vydelek trustu neob :
naM vice nezli 8 proc. Q kspitalu
kdyz tsto zpraya pfedlozena
byIa dolnf snsmoynk, tu mnozi
kongresnfci j vefejne problasili
"a obflenf mouFenina. Odbor ma.
delal vysetFovantm naramne
mnoho hluku vgslcdek vSeho
jest: be podaI snemovne zprayu
vypracovanou Sc stanoviska, ma
nemz stojf trust.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1905-03-08

Eda Faytinger druhou Frank
Cerny.
V pondelf zasylal pan Mikulfk
sv6j model ma sazecku bez dratu
ma I'll fadky do Washingtonu, kdez
mu ma nj bude povolen patent.
Pan Mikulfk tam pied Gasem po.
slal iotografii modelu a ted byl
pozadan, by zaslal model, jezto
mali 20 to, zc to p1jde.
Pr Marie BIatny a Louis KIN
8 manzelkon q Bruno pfijeli v So
botu do divada a zdrzeli Sc zde
pies ncdeli
Nasledujicf jest zpraya Farmers
and Merchants Bank Y Linwood,
Neb ze dsc 23 npora 1908, jak
podana statnfmu bankoynimu W.
boru:
Rozp6jteno o.......g6I93o 10
Bankoynf zavod 1000 90
Hotovost ..,....... I6,424 .o4
Uhrnem $50, 354,74
Kapital zafoha .sro, 600 90
VydGlek ma ruce e.... I,SSI.I4
Vklady (deposits) 49,. 68,473 90
Uhrncm m..."sSo,354
Emil Folda, kasfr.
Phi uzavfranl novinek nsvsfyil
mas .. Anton Veleba Ames, kdez
jest zsmestnan jako scdlaf Po
chlubil Sc nam, ze mu starosti
vyrostly jeste zuby. Nu, pan
Panova 81 mnze neco doyolit.
Sotrab.
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Ste a fiipinske clio, jak senat je
pouprayil.
Dne 2. bFezna senat schvalil
navrh ma vteleni smericke kolejc
' Rfme. Navrh ma vysetfoyani
zeleznitnich sazeb spolecnym W
borem obou snemoven byl odka
zan ygboru ma obchod a praci.
Veter pfijal senat rozpoeet na
nutny schodek a schvalil usnesenf
dolni snemoyny ma osIaveni w
rotnice prvniho anglickeho osaze-
nj v Americe.
Dolnf snemoyna povolila $780,.
600 pro vladnf yystavku pfi pa.
maietnf sIavnosti prvnf americke
osady Americe nedaleko James.
town, Va. Dale pfijaty pfedpisy
pro tajemnfka vnitra ohledne
ochrany pro staty pied sifenim sc
dobytci nakazy a do Arizony byl
poyolen jeden dodatecny Glen nej-
vyssfbo sondu.
Dnc 8. bfezna v senatu nsnese-
no, ably Spoonernv zakon ohledne
zpravy panamskeho pasma pro
plavnfho znstal Da dale platno.
sti. Y dolni snEmoyns usneseno
povefiti presidenta moci, ably
mohl pozvati mezinarodnf veznic. i.
ni osmy Sized na rok 1910 do
Spoj Statn. Povoleno tai. valky,
ably nejake stare deIo venoyal Wy.
slouzilc1m, ably 81 jeho koyu
dali nadelsti vojenskgch odznakd,
dale byl povefen, ably rozprodal
zasobu rptnic magacfnek nezi
stfelccke kluby zemi
Poneyadz kongrcs SC neshodnul
na zskonodarstyf tgkajfcim SO pa.
namskeho proplavu, tu president
budc pokratovati pracicb ma
ylastnl zodpoyednost.
Pfedloha zakona ma tiste po.
trayiny byla "zabita' senatem,
ponevadz proti jejfmu pfijetf pra.
coyali noyoangIietf senstoi Wy.
rabitely padelsnych potravip.
clenove doInf snsmoyny sIozili
SC ma zakoupenf stffbrneho poha-
ri pro syeho pfedscdu Csnnons,
jcnz si zfskaI jich Gcty razngm .
nestranngm syym jednanim. Nizsf
snemoyna odhIssovala 81 povoIenf
sI0o, 900 ma zaplacenf mfloyeho
pro toto zasedanf, kterez nasledo.
yalo hned drubg den po mimo-
Hdnem zdsedani, do nehoz bylo
milovne ysem clennm yyplaceno,
ale senat povolenf to zrusiI, nebof
sc obayal, ze by to "loupeze'
moblo povstati veIike pohorsenf
v zcmL
Ostatnenf 1zemf tez pablo v do.
bodefm vyboru, kterg sc nemohl
shodnouti ami ostatnenf OkIaho-
my nebylo uskutecnkno, vzdor
vsemu nsmabanf
Dne 4 bfezna sestoupil Sc Sc.
nat a pfijaI cd presidenta prohla
senf, ze nema pro kongres zadne
zprayy. Noysmu mfs.opresidentu
a pfedsedovi byla pax pfedlozens
Gfednf pfissha, ktery ma to pro
hlasil zasedani senatu "a skon.
Gene.
v dolnf snemovne zyolen W.
Dor, ably oznamiI presidentu, be
jsou prace kongresu botoyy pax
ueineno jednomysIne usnesenf