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The Globe-republican., 1909-07-22
TEAMS WANTED
GENERAL MANIAC .R TRAYL0R
PROMISES WATER IN DITCH
FOR FALL COPS.
.IF TEAMS CAN BE HAD
This Is an important Matter for
the Land Owners Along
the Eureka Canal.

II the people along the route OF
the Eureka Canal want water in the
ditch for fall crops, they can help
just now by furnishing teams and
men. II a large force can be put on
the ditch the first Of the month for a
week or two the work OF cleaning
out the ditch can be accomplished,
and with the force they expect on
the we'll at the head Of the ditch, the
water would soon be running across
Ford county.
General Manager Traylor spen
Tuesday night in Dodge City and
left Wednesday on trip OF inspec-
ton Of the engineering gang that il
working down the canal near Spear
vile. Mr.. Traylor reports that
twenty-five teams were at work on
the ditch Tuesday. and it is ex'
pected that they will have forty
teams at work by the end Of the
week.
Contracts will be let the first Of
August for blowing out The bottom
Of the ditch from ingalls, to point
in the neighborhood Of Wright, pro-
ceding the final scraper work.
II will greatly hurry the work il
parties along the line will take con.
tracts for two to four miles, and it is
to the interest Of The land owners to
see that this work is done quickly,
J There has been some trouble during
The Globe-republican., 1909-07-22
the WHEAT CROP is ON the MOVE
Eighteen Hundred Car Loads Wheat
Received For Shipment on this
Division Of the Santa Fe
This Week.

plants, and he may not attend to your
case as speedily as you desire but he
will do his best. Already he has
ordered reductions at Abilene, where
he made investigation following a
complaint, and be is proceeding with
Investigations at other points.
So il you feel that the insurance
c mpanies are mistreating you, kick,
kick hard, and kick to the right party
the insurance superintendent,
stead Of merely leaning back and
"cussin' the gov munt."
The Globe-republican., 1909-07-22
WON SHUT-OUT GAME.
Dodge City Team Was Too Heavy and Too
Fast for the Boys from Up the Road,

oot WI tUu DvJS HViN w NV bve"t
The bail game at the new grounds
here Sunday afternoon was close
game for the first four innings, then
the visitors found the pace too fast,
and they did not have the kind Of grit
to fpht out loosing game. The
visiting team came from IugnIls, but
they had help from outside. 1t was
believed when the game started thai
it would be close one. The first
inning was shut out on both sides,
then the Dodge boys got in run IN
the second. 1t seemed easy, 30 they
repeated it in the fourth. In the fifth
the Dodge team got three men over
the hume plate, and with score in
the fifth Of D to 5, the visitors seemed
to lose heart. They completed the
game.withouta score, while the Dodge
boys went crazy in the eighth and
scored eight runs for the one inning,
leaving the game IL to 0.
The Dodge team had splendid
infeld. The battery, Fowler and
Shuup, worked like leaguers, but
played much better in the last hall
than in the first.
The biggest feature OF the game
was at the opening Of the fourth inn
ing. With man on first base, the
second man of the Ingalls team wen
to bat and lined hot one directly
over the second basemun. 1t looked
like safe bit and good one but III
1t started Fash lesped into the all
just high enough to bring it dowr
with one hand. The ball was batted
caught and double play made b.
Eash in just about two seconds, un'
if the game had been close one bal
the crowd might have tainted. Thi
> great play was followed up by Easl
il the fifth lun,ng with beautiful ho
lluer which went through the infelt
' aud let in two runs for Dodge
The Dodge team was in shape 10
> great game, it the visitors had oul
) been fast enough to have madAit in
terestibg. With the present line-uI
there ought to be some tine game
] here this summer. The players an,
] positions in the Dodge-Iugalls gam
f,iInw.
The Globe-republican., 1909-07-22
BEGINNING TO THRESH HERE.
Another Week May Blockade
the Road With wheat
Trains.

Eighteen hundred cars OF wheat
is the record Oh this division for the
first week following harvest. Thresh-
ing has oply just begun and it was
thought here that very little would be
marketed during the past week, but
as stated before 1900 cars have been
turned over to the Santa Fe for shin.
ment on the division from here east
TO Newton. On the division east from
Newton the road has been almost
blockaded, as it handles the wheat
from this division, from the Pan Han
die division and The Oklahoma dlvis
ion, and is already working a dozen
extra crews 10 an effort to prevent a
blockade.
On this division three extra freight
crews have been added aud three ex
ira engines, aud all Of the cars avail
able are being sent for. Yesterday
en- the Kinsley cutoff 1873 cars OF
wheat we're received for shipment.
With the grain moving at this rate
the first week Of threshing the Santa
Fe will certainly Deeti lot OF men
and equipment to handle the 1905
crop on this division.
], Threshlng has only just fairly be-
.lgun in Ford county and not grea'
deal can be learned regarding the
bulk Of the crop yet. We want th'
machine measurement to show up tina
2,000,000 bushels for the county. A
few have started hauling from th'
threshers to Dodge City. Tuesda.
the Dodge City mill received AZ load'
durAg the day. not half the amour
this mill receives in day during tn
busy time Of hauling. Wheat up t
the present has stayed up to the dolla
mark, and the man who has a goot
yield is feeling pretty we'll satisfied
with himself and the country.
The Globe-republican., 1909-07-22

Ser by innngs:
Dodge City--0 | o l 3 00S
lngalls-0 0 0 90 900
The Globe-republican., 1909-07-22
For Sale or Rent.

500 acres nine miles east Of d ldge City
on the Arkansas river, aud one mile from
railroad station on Rock Island. 800
acres wheat land, 100 acres corn land.
Nearly 100 acres well set to alfalfa Bal.
ancr IL meadow and pasture
Poor health the only cause for disp0s-
ing of the tarm. Apply to K. NJ. Wright,
Dodge Ciy, Kansas.
The Globe-republican., 1909-07-22
PLAN TO BE CHANGED.
Council Meeting win Be Called to Change
Ordinance Calling the Bond Election.

This week it has been discovered d
that the ordinance recently passed
calling bond election for building
o city water works, should have been
drawn differently, or that it might be
OF advantage to have 1t otherwise
worded. A meeting Of the council
will be called to consider the matter
and II it is thought necessary, to pass
q different ordinance.
All u the members Of the council
excepting B. F Martin are in the
city and the matter can be taken up
1t d special called meeting.
The Globe-republican., 1909-07-22

harvest time to get men and teams
on the ditch work, and this has
cAused great delay.
Mr.. Traylor says that they will
have water in the ditch for fal
wheat il plenty Of teams can be hired
to do the work. 1t looks like each
neighborhood through which the
ditch passes would see that the ditch
people were not delayed on account
Of difficulty Of hiring force.
The Globe-republican., 1909-07-22
LAST NOTICE.

The ordinance requiring people of
Dodge City TO keep tue weeds cut will
be iuforced. Ii has been hoped that all
would see to this matter without putting
themselves add the city TO further TX
peuse. This will bethe last noriep given.
The next step will be taken bv the Pc
lece court. A. Gluck,
MavOr.
The Globe-republican., 1909-07-22

II people with symptoms OF kidney OF
bladder trouble could realiz4 their dan
ger they would without loss Of time
commence taking Foley Kidney Rem
edy This great remedy stops the pain
and the irregularities, strengthens and
builds up these organs and there is nc
danger OF Bright'- disease or other se-
rious disorder. DO not disregard the
early symptoms The Palace Drug Store.
The Globe-republican., 1909-07-22

Money to loan on real estate. See
T a. Young. If
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-08
R@VISt@ Commercial
ORsPACHAD0S PA.
"A Il EXTERIOR

Vspr sieman Grescia.
Goleta americana Goldie Belle para
lslas t,v~nsS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-08
EDICTO DE SUBASTA

POR CUANTO el dia 19 de Mario
d. 1909, el Banco Popular como dcman-
iantp obtuvo una sentencia 4 su favor
n IN Corte de Dist rito del Distrito Judi
'ial de San Juan, F. r., contra Jesus
i6mcz y Vale y Conception Camacho
Dor Ia suma de IN MIL CiENTO GIN
IENTA Y CINCO dollars ($l, 1857
On interes d razon del seis por cicnto
tnual hasta Que sea satisfecha con mas
las costas que Sc dcvenguen en- esta clc-
cuci6n,
Y POR CUANTO, dicha scntcncia fue
anotada en- ei rceistro de ca.isaS de Ia
ptiejna del Sccrctario dc la Cor1e de
Distrito del Distrito Judicial de San
Juan F. r. Il dia ano ;ntes mencio
nado-s. que la suma de UN MIL Glen
TO CINCUENTA Y CINCO dollars
con inter.s sobre la misma, cs realmen.
r. debida s0bre dicha sentencia;
POR TANTO Yo jaime Vilascca
Acting Marshal dc la Cortc de Dlsirito
irl Di>trit0 Judicial de San Juan. J.
Z he diSpuesto yendcr Ell pdblica 81
hasta los bienes que Sc expresan con
finuaci6n de Ia propiedad dc los dernan-
daloS rcferidos para satisfacer la repe-
tida sentencia
FINCA URBANA q solar con su
"casa. situado en- In fnca "EL CON
DADO' Y calle trazada paralcla la
=" de Barcelona. al Ocste de eSta, barrie
8" DE Santurce terrnino municipal de
- esta Ciudad la casa cs de MADEIRA, te-
g rrera. techada de hierro galvanIZado ,
"el solar So compOne de 10 metres de
frentc por 30 de fondo; da su fr.nss
50 Este 4 Ia calle de la Olleria Y linda
'tpor su dcrccha entrando Norte su
"cspalda Oeste con terrenos de Ia finca
FL CONDADO" Y por su izqulerda
Sur con solar De Felix Rosario Sc
halla inscrita al folio 73 del tomo 10
,ic esta Ciudad. fiTra 1900, lnsrip-
cion 5a
La subasta - llevara efecto en- mI
Olicina las 10 de la manana del dIa
> dc JUNO de 1909: advirtiendosc que
dlchus bencs seran adjudicados al mejor
y,,eior Il pago d. Ia venta NJ harsi ef,,.-
two en Il acio H. la adjudication
San Juan. p r. : Dc JUNO dc 1900
Josuo EdaSeoo,
Aciinc Marshal District Court
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-08
BibIi0teca del Mecanic0

Manual del Reoiero encuadernado iee
Ingeniero Mecdnco. encuadernado en- telG
de Tecnolcgia Mecanica. " " P" %.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-08
BDICTO
EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO DEL
DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE SAN
JUAN, PUERTO RICO

OFICINA DEL MARSHAL
ES'ADOS UNIDOS DE AMERICA
Ell PRESIDENTE DE Los ESTA
DOS UNIDOS. s. s.
FL Banco Popular,
Demandante.
VS..
Jesus H0mer Vale Concepcidn
Camacho.
Dcmandados.
Numero 2S06 Cobro de dinero
JECUClON DE SENTENClA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-08
BUOuES hNUNCIADO1

Vs,,s espanol Martin Saenz Sal16|
dc CAnarlas q 80 da passdo para
Puerto Ra,o y Cuba.
Cons. gnatarios Sobrinos de 11quier
do = Co.
Va,or americana Caracas. Saldrs
nara New York el del corrleMe.
enatarios, Villar Co.
yapot americana Philadelphia. Re-
calaIa q 10 del que clusa proeedente
de New York.
Consignatarios, Villar y Co.
yApor americana Santrce. Sallo
BE Port Arthur para esta, el q del
pa,ado.
Consgnatarios, The New York and
Porto Rico s. S. Co.
valo4 americana S. V. Luekenback.
Ssldra para New York 81 9 del CO
rrvcnte
Ceusgnatarios, lnsular Line.
Napor espanol BraSileno. Saidra DE
Barcelona hacienda las escalas interme
d.as 4 ~ d,1 corrlente.
Commentaries Sobrinos de lzquler
do Y 20.
VaJror amerlc;tno Harry Luckenback
Sali6 IL. New York para esta, 81 5 dei
corrirntc.
Cons gnatarios, Insular Line.
Nasor ,~spamsd Migul NJ. Pinillcs.
Saldra de Barcelona IN la presente DE
s..-isa rara Cauarias. Pto. RIeo Y Gu
ba
sa,icn.faf.o,s Soir.Dos de Izquier
Z. = 20
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-08
Dibiioteca para Fseniiizs

de Ia
dc la encuadernado
dc la fiigiene socsH R0Sz
Il HomeoPatia FiIacasda elcEadezE~%o sT 3
Manua dc Ncicina Usual. - 90
Catccisn de la Nadrc de fsUiIa = . 20
La enc IIozsT dozsz5ics '' <a7S
Bopa :" s-z5
Medco de- HoSzr - go
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-08

vapos americana S. V. Luekenb back
Saidra para New York 81 9 del co
rr1rnte.
Ceusgnatarios, lnsular Line.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-08

VaJror amerlcano Harry Luckentack
Sali6 IL. New York para ,sta, FL dei
cerrirnte.
O. -. %. -. U,.--,lor Tsy.a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-08
|inG IDDIu0ls IedI'G G. ID b|edQ del Boil lin AeTs0|Al

del ngener Elecista encuadernado ela
apicaci,nes eecricidad encuader
tel,
lectricdad Materil encuaderlado
Gavanopastia Niqueadurs. eneuaderna
do en- tela Observation-Disclosures.
de Combustion
en
BibiOteca de lngeseris
Man
de Consuc Iormig6n y arnado
tomo encuadernado
de Resstenca de Materialcs. eucuadernado
en- tela...... 49,.
de Saneamento de poblaconcs. enrladen do
del Mnero del buscador de mnas forno enciade4-
en- pasta ............... 7ss
nara Ia Expiotacion del Aqua tonne rs
Bibioteca del Mecanco
Manu- del encuadernado tei2
Ingeneo Mecnico. encuaderuadoe en- tel& " 17s
de Tecnocgia Meclnica. 900 " a5a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-08

Berganti. americana Mamie Swan.
Debe hsbes sslixie do New York pa
m exta, VIA Fajardo, a Is del pasa-
do.
Co~ignatarios Sohrinos 10 Ez-
quiaga.
Goleta americans Camille May Pa
60. Saldra de New York para esta el
. del corrients.
nsignatarios, Sobrinos de e.
quiaga.
Go,cAa americana. =. Star Josss
Saldra de New York para esta, FL "A
da corricnte.
Comignaaarips, Sobriuo~ de Bz-
quisga-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-08
B a. n = o 8

ACCIONES
fsaneo Territorial J Agrlcola Soo
ssaaeo de Puerto Elc@ - %
CEUrLAS HIPOTEC AkIAS
Banco Tegrltor,2 y As1lcola:
Ezn,sioues 3" Sc 500.
tderr e. $500.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-08
DE- La Costa

yxpor anerrano :. '. Blekenbark K
sjosars Ala Blanca : Perla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-08

Co+aeros Carmen. Csrneaita, Uberi-
IA. San Miguel. Gmll~mito, Pepito, DE
seada v Coraz6n de Maria.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-25
FINANCIAL REVIEW

New York; Oct. 24-rhe Bank of Engand has commanded the attention of the whole financial world in an unusual degree during the past week with It's third successive advance in its official discount rate :n two weeks, doubling the rate in that period. Om- inous intimations come from the Eng fish money center at the same time that additional protective measures will be resorted to. if found necessary, to avert further inroads on London bank ing resources.
 Coming in the week of A period of as- surances of the. ample resources of the money markets to meet all the exi- gencies of the season, this action of the bank furnishes undeniable evid- ence of wide miscaIcuiation of the situation. On what may be the ele- ments in that miscalculation. opinions diner, but there are certain of the fac- tors in the problem which are clear :. One of these is the fact of extensive American borrowings in the London money market. Critics in London al- iege that an unbridled speculation in the New York stock market is primar- fly responsible for the condition. The prolonged advance in pr:ces in New York and the high rate of activity in the stock market dealings, are corrob- orative of that view
 Borrowing from foreign money mar kets through the summer Is usual proceeding on the part of New York |. Reports of the amount or New York s borrowing this year. which are cur
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-25
ROAD MAKERS BEGIN
 SIXTH ANNUAL SESSION

] Columbus, O.. Oct. 24.-The American Roads Makers Association will hold its sixth annual convention in this city be- ginning October 2s and continuing three days. The session will be at tended by delegates from every State fn the. Union, who will be addressed by men of large experience in road build ing. :,
 The convention will be held in con Junction with the annual convention of the Ohio Good Roads Federation. '-'
 A feature of the gathering will be the construction of stretch of high way at the State Fair Grounds for the purpose of practically demonstrating the scientific principles of road build- ing with the aid nf modern road ma chinery. Among those who have ac- cepted invitations to speak are: Logan Waller Page. director of the office of pnblic roads, United States Department of Agriculture; Samuel Hill, regarded as one of the pioneers of improved roads on the Pacific Coast; s. Percy Hooker of the New York department of highways; Nahum z. Bacholder. ex- Governor of New Hampshire, and Mas ter of the National Grange; George c. D,eili, of the American Automobile As sociation: Walter W. Crosby. of the Maryland Geological Survey and High way Commissioners from Ohio, vir- ginia, West Virginia, Michigan, Iili- nois, Maine. Pennsylvapia and Connec- ticut. .t'" t1 '-'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-25
DRY GOODS REVIEW

New York, Oct. 24.-Activity ruled In the primary cotton goods mark ct during the past week and sharp ad- vances were made. Sales of print cloths at Fall River reached 45O, GOO pieces of which only 60.000 were spots. Converters and jobbers have been placing liberal orders Wide sheet inss have been advanced one cent 8 yard; singhams for springs half cent and flannelettes l-4 cent "a yard. Lin- ings are higher and converters Of these goods are beginning tos pay the higher asking prices for grain cloths: An advance of 1-4 cent was noted in one line of staple prints as a conse- quence of large sales and inability to get gray cloths below a basis of four cents for regulars. Jobbers reported that the demand on several days, last week showed more snap than for some time.
 Retailers are ordering goods for quick shipment showing that imme- diate trade Is broadening. Advance business for spring has shown a de- cided increase on cotton fabrics Un- derwear and hosiery and general knit goods have been in active demand for quick shipment. Ready to- wear houses are busy. rush orders being the rule although an increase in spring de- mands is also seen. Cotton yarns are higher and moderate sales are being made at the advanced prices. Current prices on cotton goods: Regular print cloths four cents; 64x60s 2S inch. 8 7-S cents; 3S 1-2 inch, 64x64, 5 7-8 and 6 cents; standard sheetings. Southern 1-2 and 2 3-4 cents; denims ounce IS 1-4 cents; tickings 8 ounce 13 cents; standard prints 5 cents; staple ginghams IA cents; dress ginghams g cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-25
EAST POINT, GA

rently accepted, point to neavy excesa over the customary amount. a round half billion dollars being the figure most freely heard.
 One of the principal elements in the niscalculation of the autumn money market undoubtedly lies Tn the ab- normal state of the country's foreign trade. Imports have been largely in excess of the normal, partly owing to the natural renewal of trade which has extended to foreign as we'll as do- nestle products and partly to the rush of imports in anticipation of the provisions of the new tariff bill.
 Not only have exports enormously increased but imports have decreased. The discrepancy here shown Is suffi- cient In itself to account for much of the scarcity of exchange to provide remittances abroad. Another element is the delay in the issuance of new bonds by the great corporations for which important foreign subscriptions were expected which would serve to take up part of the maturing foreign indebtedness as mere temporary measure. The bond market is slug gish and does not invite large new off, ferings.
 The action of the stock market has shown the contest going on against the influences of the money situation. The brilliant business outlook encour- ages the obstinate holdings of stocks even while the narrowing money re- sources reduce the demand. The rapid rise in foreign exchange rates last week showed plainly. however, that foreign tenders of money here were insistent upon repayment of maturing obligations. The movement of the interior exchanges. meanwhile, showed that the demand for currency was not Justified.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-25
Cnn.tnhle,a rrinl Regins.

Ashsville, N. C.. Oct. 24.-The trial of F. c. Watkins, town constable, for the killing of James H. Bunting. a travelling salesman of Wilmington. and the serious wounding of Paul Cameron Collins, cashier of the Bank of Hills boro at the Gladstone Hotel. Black Mountain, on August T. will open in the Superior Court tomorrow morning, the Governor having called a special term of court for this and another homicide case. watkins's counsel will contend that he shot in self defense and in the discharee of his duty as an officer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-25
CABINET MEN MAY: FIGHT
DUEL BETWEEN TWO cUBANs IS 3l'sst ExPEoTEp.
sharp diGerence Resuits at Strike of i Garbage Collectors and Street
 .sweepers-sstisfactisn May Bes Denanaed.

Havana, Oct. 24.---A. duel between two memb CTS. of the Cuban Cabinet and the retirement from public life of one aor both the combatants, is likely to re- suit from sharp difference of opinion which recently arose between Justo Garcia velex, Secretary of State. and pr. Matthias Deque; Secretary of Sani- tation. ss ti, { Both senelemen decline to discuss the matter. but it appears on good au- thority when the strike of garbage col- iectors and street sweepers was on. Secretary velize. in a friendly spirit. advised sDr. Duque that he had better take instant action for the sanitary protection of the city. Otherwise. in the event of any outbreak of disease. he added. there would probably result a movement in the direction of another American intervention.
 Secretary Duque, enraged at what he considered impertinent interference in his department, made an acrimonious reply, the result being serious alter cation between them. which was fol- lowed by the issuance of . challenge by Secretary Duque and the nomina- tion of seconds by both members of the cabinet. . At the. suggestion of President Co., meg, the ministers presented their res- tgnations, which the President Is re- taining. pending an inquiry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-25
WATERWAYS PLANS MADE
PROGRAM FOR BIG CONVENTION IS
 ANNOUNCED.
President Taft, Thirty Governorss and About Two Hundred Members
 of ConGress Win Be At i. t.t New Orleans. .'

St. Louis. Mo- Oct. 24--w. K. Kav- aanugh. president of the fakes to-the- Gulf Deep Waterway Association. last for the annual convention of that body for New Orleans, beginning De- tober 30 e.--l--.. .--~s .s.-
 The presence of President Taft, the Governors of thirty or more States, and upwards of 200 members of Con gress, besides several diplomatic rep resentatives of foreign countries, will be made the basis for presenting the importance, of the proposed waterways to foreign commerce as the keynote or the convention.
 Special stress is also to be laid on the advisability of Congress adopting a definite plan for waterways improve ments It Is expected most of the speeches and resolutions at the con- vention will follow these lines.
 President Taft and Clifford Pinchot are to be the principal speakers on the first day.. Adjournment will then be taken until Monday. November 1 Is to be devoted to speeches by members of the cabinet and of Congress. Sec retary. Dickinson, Speaker Cannon. and several Senators and Representatives, yet to be designated. are to take part
 
 ternoon session will be given over to the resolutions committee and reports of organizations having aims kindred to those of the deep waterway asso- ciatton.
 The State Governors will have the floor on the morning of the third day for an hour, and half. and will be given the privilege of choosing pre- siding officer from their number for that occasion.
 The concluding hours or the conven- tion will be given over to the foreign diplomats. and while most of the Central and South American Ministers have been kept In Washington by po- litical conditions in Nicaragua, yet several of them will be in attendance. Addresses are to be made by General Carlos Garcia velez. Minister of Cuba. and senor Don c. c. Arosemana. Min ister of Panama.
 The delegates to the convention will be given an opportunity to inspect the New Orleans harbor on the afternoon of November