davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-12
FavrOt Released.

The grand jury Of East Baton Rouge
parish, La, after hesring.sll the witness
es 10 the csse yesterday, failed TO return
a bill against Hen. George X. Favroti
member of Congress for the Sixth die
trict Of Louisiana, charged with the mur
der OF DR.. r. II. Aldrich. MIR. FayrOi,
who has bsPn In jail since the killing o
Aldrich, which occurred November z,
the day satier his election to Congress,
was at once released. The killing Oi
Aldrich wss a sensational one, which al
the TINA attracted general attention
throughout the country as being direct
sppeal 10 tho higher law. The two men,
Favrot aud Aldrich, had been close
friends from boyhood After the kill
ing of Aldrich il was found that he Tas
armed st the time and that he had been
warned OF Fsvrot's inteRlion TO kill him.
At first Favrot refused to talk beyond
saying that he had killed his friend for
good and sufficient Iessons. Later II was
published that he had killed AIdrich for
ioul snd slaBderous statements made
against FsvrOt's wife in the presence OF
several friends. 1t developed that AL.
drich had tried to see friend to inter
cede in the matter, but had been unable
70 do 20, and met Fsvrot before an ex
plansiion could be made, with the re-
suit OF the shooting and his desth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-12
% AIEXANDRIA va, FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL ~ 1907.
Lacking TO the United States


The Berlin Poet, editorislly elaborat'
ing .he view lately set forth by several
German pnbllcists, CONTENDS that Ger
many's interests would be beat served u
the naval power OF tho United States re-
mains intact. II ssys that u Japan Grip
pIed the American navy in var, fol
which tho Uoi,ed States IL not prepared
Great Britain would not consider tn,
worlds pesce or civilization. but would
imperaiiseIy demsnd The Obstruction o.
The German des,.
It is solely through tear oi America
that England has hitherto setrsined from
putting this laudable design Into txecu-
tiop. ltis we'll known and July sPpft'
cia,ed in the United Sistes Inst the Ter
man fset Is Of decisive Importance tc
that country.
The paper says. 10 conclusion: LET
A dual alliance between Germany anc
America be opptssd by the dual al!isnes
between Ecglsnd and Jsrsn, and the
worlds peace will be assured without
The Hague conference"
The Posts article Is called forth by
the anxiety Of II and other conservative
papers concerning Great Britsin's ''sl
lisnce wania," which, they cay, is d.
rected at the isolation Of Germany. King
Edwards visit TO Csrtsgena has oilst
the fame. His restless occupation 81
the present moment, ssysthe Reichsbote
threatens The peace Of Europe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-12
CathOlIe HieIarchy Conference.

An earnest appeal that the contribu-
ton Of the fsithful to ''Peter's pence"
intended for the support Of the Vatican,
be a. large IS possible. was determined
upon at yesterdays conference OF the
Catholic hierarchy of the United States
in session at the Catholic University,
Washington. 1t was declared that the
troubles and Gissensions 10 France had
cut of large part of the papsl revenues,
and that on this account there was es-
pecisl need OF generosity In giving.
At the same time, tho srchbishops
characterized as Exaggerated and abb
surd" the stories that have been printed
10 the eject that the Vatican had "de-
mauded" 81, 100000 from the Catholics
of this conntry. No demand OF this
kind, it was declared, had been made.
An explanation Of the exsct facts, 1t
was said, would he embudied in cir
cuIar letter 10 the bishops Of the dio.
cess.
The letter will include sl.o the ap-
peal for iunds.
One OF the important matters consider
ed was that looking 10 more accurate
enumeration by the ULit,d States Cen
sus Burtsu Of the Catholic population OF
the country. A number of letters we're
read, and committee, consisting OF
Archbishnps Ireland, Keaue, Messner,
and 0Iennon, was appointed, who will
act 10 conjunction with the Census Office
to secure a more accurate estimate OF the
Catholics in this country.
A letter was read from Cardinal
Ricbsrd, of Paris, expressing his graft
tude for the letter OF sympathy sent to
him by the American hierarchy.
A dinner In honor Of the archbishops
was given at the papsl legation last night
by the pspsl delegate, Mgr. Fslconio.
The guests included the Austrian Am.
bassador, Esme Howard, counselor Of
the British Embassy, and others.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-12
Mr. Bryan

William Jennings Bryan, who will
speak to the students Of the University
on the evening of Saturday (Founders
Dsyl will be greeted by crowdsd house.
Seats will be reserved In Cabell Hall for
800 students. Mr. Bryan, accompanied
by bis daughter, Miss Ruth, will reach
Charlottesville at p. m. from Culpeper.
sud will he the gnesi Of DR.. Charles W.
Kent, on the lawn. Mr.. Bryan will be
introduced by Judge Duke. His sub
iect will be "Thomss Jefferson. He
will leave at midnight for Washington.
Not a seat remains for the 7. NJ. @.
A. meeting for men to be held at the
National Theatre, in Washington, on
Sunday. when William Jennings Bryan
will deliver sn address. The entire
house was taken before 3 O'Clock We'd
nesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-12
PACTs IN NATURE.


r....vt. vvso srs ran, down sRd nery-
~ vho SufYsr from indigsstion or dys.
ssnsis. hssdachs, ssliousness, Or torpid
kysr' coated tongue with bitter taste Ia
ths morning and pQor appetite, IL De
sornss pee4S,sYy 70 turn 80 some t9nlc OF
strsnstbsnsT which will ssslss Mature
and halo thsm 70 GOT On their foa1 Aiid
out ths BODY into its pfopsr condition. ~
IA becoming moro sRd pore apparent t9As
Natures most vklusbls health slYlsg
seenta are 70 b found Ia forest plan"
a1rIy iarsy years Ass, DR.. R.y. Pierce,
nov eonsuitink shysieiAA 70 the 1pv1lidS
Totsi ara gufEfosi institute, st b9nro,
EY discovered that by ssiensineelly
sTtractinK and combining serealn meolci-
al orlncloIes from RatlVs roofs tsken
7rou our American forests, he eoolo PtY-
dnne q medicine which was mervci0nsli
sfseisnt in curing eases Of blood disorder
apd liVsr and stomach trouble as wsh ys
many other chronic, or lingering AL,
msnts. This concentrated sItfAea oi
TStnr.'s vitality be named rGolden Med
sSsi Dlseoysry.S Il purihss che blood bJ
ou1tjnS tho stomach and liver Into
hsalthY condition, thereby helping ths
dIonstion and assimilation OF food when
fssds the blood. Thereby Il cures weak
Atomach, indigestion, torpid liver, OF Dill
fousness, and kindred oerAnEemsnu
II you have coated tongue, Win oitter
or bad tAsts In the morning, LTeauens
Readschss. feel weak, easily tired, stltche;
or pain In aide. back gives out easily ana
sc6ss Dsching Of sas s.:ss. Son'tlPfSssHa' Sa' a. Or
farnatinR with chilly sensations or KIN
dred symptoms, they point 20 derAngs'
msnt of your stomach, liver and Kidneys,
which tie "0oldsn Medical Discovery
viii correct more speedily and psrma-
Ssntly than any other known agent. Con-
taIns no alcohol or habit forming drugs
All its Ingredients printed In plain Eng
Iish en wrapper.
The sole motive for substitution y 70
psYunit the dealer 10 make 9 little more
eroht. He gains; you lose. .Aeoept no sub
ssltuts for "Golden Medical Discovery
Constipation causes and sasrayattess
.asuy serious diseases. II 10 thoroughly
euTed by DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
kos 4 laxative; two or three are eAthArNs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-12

Many sunererp from nasal cstayrh a.
they yet pplendid results by using az sto
miEer For their benefit We prepare Ely
LIQUID Cream Balm. Except that ii is hqni.
il is in all respects like the healing. helpful
pair. .allaying Cream Bslm thst .he publ,
has been familiar with for years. No eoealD'
nor other dangerous drug in il. The sooth
inc spray relieves at once and cure Is certain
All druggists. 7bc, including spraying tube
or mailed by Ely Bros, 66 Warren Street
New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-12
Out of Sight.

"Out of sight, out Of mind" is an old say
imp which applies with special force TO a
sore. burn or wound that's been treated with
BuckiIn's Arnica Salye. It's ont Of sight,
ont of mind and out Of existence. Piles too
and chllblains disappear under ~ hsaline
influence. Gusrantsse By Z, s, Leadossiei
4 Sens, Druggists. 25c,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-12
Alsxlzaoria 6azeffs.
GAZETTE BUILDING. $40 & Si9 PRINCE
STREET.

GAZETTE BUILDING, $40 x Si5 fhlNNH
STREET.
TRIMS: DAILY year. $500; 6 months,
x2.6O; 2 months. fi:2t month, As eenn;
week, 10 cents. q, .o
Tri.weekly--l year, 800 = monthb' si'oo
Contract advertisers will not he allowed to az
ceei theirspaoe unless theexcesa is paid foi
Al transient rates. and usdeE no esircum.
stances will they be allowed 10 advertise
other than their legitimate bnsinaAs In me
space contracted for. -
Msrriage and death notices must be paid or
In advance. .-,,..,.o.
OF respect, resolutions adopted by societies
qf persons, unless Of public concern, Miii
rI5 be printed in the paper a. advertise
ntents, III
TEaNred at the Postofice Of Alexandria, VIZ
ginia, as second.class matter.l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-12
no TIL DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
] THE EIGHTH CONG RESSl0EAL DIS

TRICT OF 'RGINIA:
In a card addressed ITO the People Of the
Eighth CoueresSional District of Virginia, y
and published in the press OF the district and
otberwise. have heretofore announced my
views on the questions Of moment which now
concern the public.
Adopting that card Sc 8 part Of ttis an.
nouncement. DOW formally announce my
self a candidate for Congress from the Eighth
congressional district Of Virginia, subject 70
the sctiou of the congressional primary 10 be
held Wednesday, June 18th, 1871.
10 the event that shall be nominated ana
elected II viii be nv earnest desire and am.
bition 10 be Of service TO my district, State
and country. and to faithfully represent
every interest, and TO justify, by every e5er. =.
ton in my p1wer. the confidence reposed In
nse and honor conferred on me by my fellow
democrats. respectfully.
c. Z. NlCOL.
~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-12
DR.. Shops
Restorative
{. S. LeADBEATER & SONS.
CANDIDATES.

TO THE VO rERS OF THE EIGHTH
l CONG ESSIONAL DISTRICT:
Having determined TO become q candidate
for tbs democratic nomination for Congress-
FROM the Eighth Congressional District,
respectfully solicit the support OF the demo
cratic voters Of the district at The primary
election To ne beld Jupe 18th, 1907. II the
people Of the district shall deem me worthy
Sf the high honor of bearing the democratic
Rag In the contest for Congress 1t shall be the
ambition Of my life to prove worth. of their
rOn1dencr and support. Respectfnlly,
ap6tl K. i. GORDON. JR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-12

The Alaska Packers Association furnish
the government hundreds Of thousands Of
cases Of Salmon year. Out Of 240, 600 cans
examined by the government at Camp
Thomas only four defective cans were found
This lun packs the ArRo Red Salmon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-12

Does Coffee disagree with you? Probably II
Health Coffee" is n clever Combination Of
parched cereals and nuts Not n grain Of
real Loiiee, remember. in DR.. Shops Health
Coffee, vet its favor and taste matches closely
Id Java and Mocha Coaee. II your stomach,
heart, or kidneys can't stand Coffee drinking,
Try Heslih Cohee. II is wholesome, nourish.
ing, and satisfying, It's nice even for the
sonnsest oLiId. Soid by T.. g. Joadpeater d
SONG drugQisfs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-12

Our Mems Furnishing
Department is a very inn
portant feature of our busi-
ness, and as we go direct
to the New York markets
frequently, we keep in
close touch with all the
latest styles for men, and
invite your attention to
our very large variety of
Mems Furnishings for the
spring and summer wear.
Mems New Manhattan Shirts, white
and fancy, each. ............... $l.bo, t2.O
Mems New Monarch Shirts, white
and fancy, esch............."........$l $l.OO
Mems New Garland Shirts, white
and fancy. each. ...............:......:6 6Oc
Mems New Arrow Brand Collars,
each h.,..................... l6c, for 25c
Earl and Wilson All Linen Collars,
each. ch........................ zoe
Earl and Wilson All Linen Cutfs,
pair z0c
Mems New Silk Neckties, EACH.
25c, 5Oc, 76c
Mems New Spring Weight Under
vesr. ea.h. ................. SOC, 81 90
Mems New Summer Underwear. All
kinds, each. b................. 25c, soc. .fiOO
Mem. Summer Union suits. per
suit, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. si.0O, 81. so
sien's New Pioneer Suspeuders, pair
~. SOC sl 90, 81. 50
Mems New Leather Belts, each.
25e. soc, 800, 1850
Mems New hahlas Psjsmss, per
suit, ..................... 81, $l.5 200
MEMS New Summer Night Robes, all
sizss, each. h............ 6Oc, 75c, $l.0O
Mems New Linen Hsndkerchiefs,
escb. l2Ac, 25c, 96e, SOC
Mem. Neu Summer Hosiery, pair.
I29c, PC, 35c, SOC
Men, Ssss Clio. 6Ilk Hose. pair
also
Mems New Leather 3nIl Cases, each
$40, 81, tfG. a.. 90, s8.
Mems Turkish Bath Robes, each
S2.9s
Mems Silk Carter. pair .... 25c. Goo
Mems Leather Bin Books. SOC, 1871
Mems Leather PocketbOOks......."
96o, 50c, 75c, 81 90
MEMS New Leather Carriers, psir. SOC
Mems Link Cuff Buttons, pair 25c, SOC
Mems Dress Gloves, pair. 81, so
Mems English Walking Gloves, pair
$l75
Mems Fancy Vests, each. .............
81, *l.50, 81, $2.50 80. so
Mems White riqne Vests, each.
$3.50, $3.50
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-12

CHERRY COUGH CURE--A safe. pleas
ant sadefsciual remedy for Coughs, Colds
ssd sIianeclions Of the throat and lungs.
Contains no morphine or other injafioas
shSmsezls Price, z5c. For sale By
y, q. IEADHEkffh 4 sOhHs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-12
Manassas. Va. April 4. 1907.
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
IdE EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL Dls'

TRICr OF VIRGINIA.
hereby announce my candidacy for the
democratic nomination for Congress from the
Eighth congressional district, and ia 70 do
ing desire to cay that if chosen at the forth.
e0ming. primary it shall be my constant sim
ana endeaycr 70 represent faithfully the IN.
ssresta Of the entire district.
u the course Of the campaien 7 shall en-
deayor 70 address and meet as many of the
voters as possible in order that We NAV get
batter acquainted with each other. / earn.
est'y solicit the support Of nay fslloE demo.
crsSs Respectfully,
nA2la c. c. cARLN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-12
Heart Strength

HsAr Strength. OF 9saft Weakness means Nerve
Strength. OF Nerve Weakness nothing moro Poo
ftlVSly, not one weak 6aAy1 IN hnndred is u ~
ssll. actually diseased. Il "a almost alHRga .
Ants obscure perv5~the Czfdiac. or Heart Nerve
simply nseds, and must have. more power, mora
sAbsity, more controlling more governing
strength. Without that ths Heart must continue
- iaf and the stomach and kidnefa also have
fhess same controlling nerves.
9his clearly explains why. - . medicine. DE-.
9hoop's Restorative bAs In tbe past done 50 much
shs cause Of all this painful tAlpit4ttng sufocas
lnR heart distress DIT. 6hoOEs Restorative this
popular pCsscTiptieE-is alone directed 70 tAess
weak and wasting nerve oenter. IL builds.
fSstrengthsns; Ii ofeIs reSl, genuine hsaft help,
IL yuu would have strong Hearts. strong III.
Restion, strengthen thsss nerves - rseStan nliha
chem a needed With
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-12
D. Bcndhcinl
& Sons,
40 King Street

i5c wide Cannon Cloth. .... i2tc
i5c linen finish Cannon Cloth lac
25c White Figured Madras. l9c
i5c . i2sc
t1lc . j0c
20c 40-inch Lawn...."..-...... l5c
tkc tl1c
t2dc ................ Ioc
25c 40-inch Persian Lawn. Hc
10c Z" &" ..... lac
l21c India Linon.,.-............ lOc
i5c .."..".."..... lZSc
l5c Organdy....................".. lac
l5c Check Dimity................ l23c
l5c Linen-finish Dimity..." i2ac
Csc Corset Cover Embroidery 2Sc
Nc 39c
39c Shirt Waist Linen.......... DC
1870 AToxx T4oo DnAH a~sx A
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-12

Agents New Idea Patterns
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
EMPEROR ADDRESSES SOLDIERS.
Tells Them to Serve in Fear of God, with
Self-Denial and True Comradeship.

RerIin. Nov. THE Emperor stood for an hour
and a half in cold weather to-day on the square
fronting one side Of the palace while the recruits
Of nineteen regiments and six auxiliary battalions
were sworn in before altar. The colonies OF
the regiments stood in turn in front OF the altaf
with one hand on the flag and the other raised.
the recruits repeating the oath after the officers
,,ro r-n,neror shouted a loud Good morning to
aacb regiment and made d speech saying he eX-
nected them to serve in fear OF God. with self
dental and true comradeshp, and to fulhl all their
duties. .
The decision of Emperor William not to visit
TIoIa,d and 10 rest on the Isle Of Wight after his
Visit 10 King Edward made on Tuesday
morning after his majesty's physicians had ascer-
tained that the cold which he had taken on Octo-
her 25 while watching the arship experiments at
Tagel had left an Inflammation around the palate
and the neighborEg channels leading to the ears.
AS his majesty suffered much In earlier life from
a similar Inflammation. he readily accepted their
advice TO go to the Isle of Wight after fulfilling
his English engagements. which were too near to
cancel. The climate OF the Isle OF wight IS re-
garded as being mild and equable and less in
contrast with the German climate than that OF
the southern atitudes. to which the Emperor VIII
have to go at the beginning of winter
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
TRADE WITH JAPAN.
Eastern Merchants Pleased by Chan--
Der of Commerce Letter.

The hope that cooperation would be established
between the chambers of commerce in Japan and
the New York Chamber of Commerce was ex-
pressed in letter read before the latter body at
It's monthly meeting yesterday and signed by the
presidents Of the chambers OF commerce IN Kyoto,
Osaka, Toxic Yokohama and Kobe.
The letter was a reply TO one sent by J. Edward
Simmons president OF the New York chamber, in
answer 10 one in which the Japanese merchants ex-
pressed the fear that tho reported outbreaks
against the Japanese in California might have an
unhappy effect on the development OF commercial
relations between the two countries.
Mr. Simmons wrote that the New York Chamber
Of Commerce considered the trade relations be-
tween tho two countries the most potent influence
for a good understanding and the best guarantee
OF the preservation Of peace and friendly relations
The letter from Japan read in part:
1t is a source Of profound satisfaction to note
that our appeal has been received with SO high
pared to direct your efforts for the maintenance
Of the relations Of perfect understanding between
the United States and Japan and for the promotion
Of the common interests by which the two nations
friendly assurances contained in your letter pro-
duced the best impression in the public mind in
In thanking you sincerely for such frank and
eanqa9 h hope that hereafter similar exchange
of Views and mutual cooperation may be had be
matters Affecting tho common interests Of both
as occasion those Interests we
thereby TO assume the relations OF good corTe-
spondence between the two nations.
The entire correspondence was referred to the
executive committee
A resolution was passed expressing appreciation
or the work done by Colonel William L. Marshall,
I, s. A.. in opening a part Of the Ambrose Chan
mel and giving voice to the earnest desire that
the Same efficient officer may be retained on the
v,ory" OF completing the other part Of the channel
and that the government will considerably not
hermit the diversion of his time and talent TO any
a+ber object until tho same is completed
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
ACCIDENTS ON RALLW4YS.
In Year Ended June so Killed Nasm-
bered 5000. Injured 1926.

Washington, Nov. z--The Interstate Commerce
Commissions bulletin on accidents on railroads OF
the United States during the year ended June 80
shows total OF 81 2s6. including 500e persons Htls
and 1925 injured This shows ar increase Of
in the killed and 9.5T7 in the injured, as comF
with the previous year. These figures include
accidents to passengers and 10 employees W.
actually on duty on about trains The builetts
says.
The number of passengers killed and injured in
collisions and deratlments has Increased TO an
alarming degree. In this item the large total re-
ported in 1903 is exceeded by II per cent
The comparative SmalineSS OF the increases IN
casualties during coupling and Uncoupl!1g cars
and In accidents to the top OF freight cars,
is undoubtedly due in large measure to improve
mert in tEe maintenance and care or autOuaatc
Couplers and to the increased Use OF air brakes
freight trains
gers IN train accidents (4l0 kted) IS due IN large
measure 10 ten accidents when caused the death
of 291 perSOnL
The repor, COR the last quarter Gncluded N these
figures fAT ;.e YEAR. embracing April, Nay and
June. shows 1O65 persons killed and ls.6S injured:
sos collisions and 191 derafnnents, involving
s. ga 673 d% mage to the trains aid roadway
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
NEEDS OF THE MARINE CORPS.

Washington, Nov. THE absolute necessity for
n reorganization of the Marine Corps and in
crease of both officers and men is set out in the
annual report of Brigadier General G. F. Elliott,
commanding, made public to-day.
At the present time the report shows. nearly 81
per cent of both the commissioned and the enlisted
personnel Of the corps are serving either on board
ship in Cuba in the insular possessions leaving
only 3S per in the United States. General Ell
lott says IL is well recognized that tropical duty
to which many of the officers and men are as
signed is of the trying and enervatng char
acter and IL can easily be seen that the gsaeral
effect of such service is bound to be demorazing
He adds that figures of most convincing charac-
ter can be submitted to show that the condition
existing in the corps is most grave. and II per
mitted to continue will initiate against efficiency
As in the case of the army. the attractions OF
the Marine Corps. General Eil:"te says do not
seem to be sufficient TO obtain the number OF men
of the required standard TO meet tine demand II
will be necessary, he says, to Increase the pay ana
allowances and improve the general conditions
surrounding the enlisted men in order TO COM
pete with the present conditions in civil life
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
uONGREssMEN VISIT PANAMA.
FavOrably Impressed with Progress Of Work
on C.a.al-Series of Entertainments

Panama Nov The party OF Congressmez
under the leadersls2 of Representative James A
Tawney. of MnnesSsa. chairman Of the AppEoprta-
tons Commistee OF she House. arrived in Panama
tonight from Colon They inspected the work az
CristobaI and Gatun on the way over To-Inorrow
they will visit the CuIebra cut and La Boca-
The series of entertainments that will be given
in honor OF the party was opened tonight when
Governor and Mrs. Blackburn gave a brilliant re-
Ception at their howe u AncCn Among those pres
ent were SenOr Obaldia. Acting President Of Pan
anna the members % the Panaman Cabinet, lieu
tenant CoIone, Cioe'h hals chairman OF the Panama
Canal ComI:Issloh, other commission officials. the
diplomatic and consular representatives in Panama
and a number Of prominent residents OF this city
The congressman said to-day that they were "a
vorably impressed with the progress of the work
They will hold conferences daily with the officials
f the canal commission discuss the sppropria
tfons for next year They have come here TO study
conditions before acting the request for S52ooos
To continue the work on the canal