Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-12
Proposed Terminals, Culsbrs Cut and
Gatun Dam to Be Inspected.
cAsTELLANE DIVORCE CASE WEDNESDAY
Counsel for Countess Are Confident = De-
cree Will Es Granted.
AsTI-TusERcuLOsls CONGRESS MEETS
Medical Experts from Europe and
America VIII Discuss Means of
Eradicating the white
Plague.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE president
who. ACCOMPANIED by Mrs Roosevelt, Sur
econ General Rixey and Assistant seore-
tary Latta, is on his ' \, Panama on
board the battleship LOU ~ - expected
to arrive at Colon on NoVZ ", 10 on
arriving at Colon Mr.. Roosevets . eeiEe
President and Mrs. Amador ~, y
Arius. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore p. q. m
and Chief Engineer and Mrs. Stevens be- "a
leaving the battleship. After landing thti
presidential party will make slow run
by train across the isthmus to Ia Boca,
where an inspection will be made on all
conditions in that vicinity. after which the
PARTY will return to Ancon.
Friday and Saturday viii be spent at
Culebra cut. Gatun and Cristobal and on
Saturday night the party will be rendered
~ reception by the canal employees Tho
president win leave on November Is for
San Juan. Porto Rico
Delegates from Canada. South America
and European countries are. expected TO
attend the American international Congress
VI Tuberculosis, which will be held In New
York City. beginning Wednesday, and con-
tlnuing through the two days following.
The congress is open Ia members OF all
professions and legislatures. All the gov
crnments In the western hemisphere were
lars were sent to American consuls in
Europe calling attention to It. 1t is ex-
pected that the congress will urge pre-
ventive legislation against tuberculosis and
the adoption Of governmental sanitariums.
CasteIIane Divorce Case.
The Castellane divorce hearing will be
resumed on November H. Counsel for the
countess are confident that the application
Of the counts attorneys for examination
Of the witnesses in the case will be denied
by the court and It Is also regarded certain
that the public prosecutor will not avail
= himself OF the right to be heard in the
iG.erest OF the general public. The Castel-
laae creditors nevertheless. are using
every influence to. prevent the granting Of
a divorce until their case is disposed of.
The German lseichstag will reassemble
on November 1s.
Tho laws governing the navigation of
-siteafl Vessels will be discussed at a meet-
ing OF the American Association of Masters
and Mates. which will be held in New York
C7ty on Monday and Tuesday. some amend
ments to the present laws may be approved
Many prominent democrats. including
candidates on the democratic state ticket
Of New York, are expected to attend the
Independence league banquet in New Yorl
Monday night
King Haakon and Queen Maud of Norway
Will visit England during the week. arriv.
ing IN London on Monday. where they viii
be received at Windsor castle. King Haakor
viii be Invested with the order OF Tho
Carter
immigration Conference.
Tomorrow the second annual immigration
and quarantine conference will assembI
In Nashville, Tenn. its sessions to con
tinuc through Wednesday. Several Unite,
\ states senator's and governors OF states ar
on the program for addresses and the at
tendance will include besides men proml
nently Identified with tho south's interests
government oficials and visitors from east
ern states Last year the conference pai
especial attention TO quarantine. this tim
immigration will be the absorbing topic
The program tomorrow includes tn
names Of Governor Cox Governor Blanch
ard OF Louisiana. Governor Hayward o
y. South Carolina, Robert L. Taylor, demo
cratic nominee for United states senate
from Tennessee and others.
Educational Conventions.
Joint convention Of six educational an
scientific organizations of national impor
tance VIII begin In Baton Rouge. La, "a
morrow II will be the first time that an
one OF these bodies has met in oonveRtio
I'm far southern states The organization
represented will be the National Assocla
lion Of Presidents OF state Universities. III
National Association OF Presidents OF Agri
cultural colleges, the National AssOciatio
of state Experiment Associations III
American Association for Promotion Z
Agricultural Science and the Association q
Southern TDfouo1oafEts