Fair today fresh te brisK

northerly winds increasingcloudiness tomorrow

NUMBER 3107 WASHINGTON SUNDAY DECEMBER 14 inOS OfTYFOTJR

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COAL FAMINE NOW AFFECTSGOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS

Less Than Enough Fuel in

Some of the Buildings to

Permit the Operation ofPlants TieentyJout Hours

Aany Houses Throughout

City Will Close Their Fur-

naces TIlls Winter forFirst Time In Hisfot

Hospital for the Insane in

Distress on SevezalDealers Unable fo

Deliver and Prices Advance

A canvass of the Dover BBJOW departrrouTg yesterday aftsrassa developed tho

oa band

ngs hen d sad their plants In operation i

r an en ire toyiikln h entire supply of tbo Cap

the cJHte War and Navy ftutMtaajs-

i the other large Government work

ops an among the entireeregaion pro rata the asjfrcajata

bif1y keep thedas and a halt The Mm of

ul empty sad the supplyn t is barely enough te keep tb

toin from din to dayThe figures concerning the dally cua-

inptUr ni t oal la the various dov

art me if anil the amount on hand

irnooo a gi en in the aeeom-

ianylim t t were secured frost titiffiriaU ir charge of the several build

Economy Practiced

I

Occa-

sions

that of UTethat coal to keep the

I

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I8IIIgthe

relaylIE

t

t sotaio tbemi t easegb build

t

dividing U

old sr scs tor-

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dealers aret the itst idiot

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In CM of a snowstormur r ilme traffic on the rail

dd would lx interrupted shutting oft

h tool Mippy and tfco Government of

s vovll have to dose If the laterpilots ntlnued for days or more

j iiiiihlc that furnaces In tht cityill h ih ir area txtingulsbed thisinter ha have never before been skitwn nr plants were installed tonly with the most rigid

hat tin I Jl Id ings art made habitny to day

JOY

ji

the

pam

which tsMy-

V

oar

Pcomotry

Trow mil ay and electric Ughtln-

ft4tatoriKaj and fromi 8 s outlook nitre is Uttl-

iiod iH 1097 Will be eompelli-

oui down this winter All th plaatf the v hngtoa Railway and Electricomptinv an veil except theain plant t and B Strw ts

north lormerly plant of

Inlfc d Elect rn Lighting Com

A irikc has occurred in the alasi hat hal the contract for uupplytag this

nii oncer of th roadhad g into the open market buy

n al n they ould And it payiBgl increased prices for their

The storage capaciV at the pleataboUt I tons sad probably onethird

that amount of coal Is m tk Mae

ill Cn present tintHospital in Distress

pa Hi lailed

11IIIIto

f

thelat

plant

tact

Jf

J

More 4

Isupplied

z Fourtt ntht the

l any

the havesad

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Tk Government Hospital j

Bane was oa sev i l ocraskMM In dla

tree The lealer vto the contract

lor applying ambrr it oal has abanH and uo tend had betu-

rrctivxl lur sfeveml taoath A fairlygoo ii v of MI handfor in but a j tied of tw nty u

of the Warnearly h n

supplyiit d M i hand y aterl y iu-

tons that wir received i

AgrtTVM lcpurtl-

i tl Uttt ilffl ulty tbrtlsecured the t uiii r-

ed iio vrM c to i In the haaluig-

i the dope was coapelledto JV a ton fa Afty top at Mtumi-at JMday ad yesterday they were

tM

hld i

dowel hard

JaI I

day rJt it alawty

iIy

tIM lS diJ D

11M I

liDthen

of h to 11

lotsd

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P shiptaeat exbavat-

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l Ii tat tad l2ftf tur Lad emptied ann

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secure ther nupplioarice 1 heat the house for-

e ye iliy one of the Uwacompel i to pay f a at-

n In mtnv lrectl

any tliii A visit to a dosest proojirnait balers yoatottfay

100 AW iMl oao whsto la alee

jt prtow are aAvaaeedantHorlia by the Roa4

TRADES UNIONISM IN

ENGLAND IN PAST YEAR

ItT

fe

N I Th report of theor corn pr nt af the Board-

n traii iiJious for Iftl wasrny-

s that UM separate oaloo2 w h a total BMsabershi-

wt in ti yuar naioss do-

ixtrea ia aomtjarincreased 12JM an f

compared aaand o94 tn

Ming off la tINhe downward aiSTSanat

ut Ilt

iil

tl Intc IS tOIl

J I In

fLthe Is cow

Ill DIIII-

tat

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THE COAL SITUATION AS

REFLECTED IN GOVERNMENTDEPARTMENTS AND ELSEWHERE

Daily Amountconsumption

Hnma of K nirinf laid PriatMg 18 tons 150 tows

Agricultural I ti a 25 tons 5 tons

CruawCHRce i a 6

Ubrnry 14 tows 35 tons

White House i Jnfonnation ref wgod

Government lloqnUil r 3i iH c 50 tons 250 tons

Uovernntent Printiat OAM 15 teM 60 toteHouse of lq r iit tJv 8 ft tons

U S Senate 35U Me

Interior Department StoutU S Jail vState War sad Navy BoiMuft 22 tons 100 tons

Po4offiee Department 15 tews

Treaenry I ep rtTneBt YV 35 tons

i WWiiurtnn Railway awl Rleetrie Company 225 tons 3000 tons

Capital Trartipn Company 40 tons 1050 tons

on hand

2 tOU 10 tolls

tta

Ute

eo 10 tonstotes

tows tons

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40 tonet

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flat

tl312 tons2 15

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BULL PRAISES

THE UNtiED STATES

Hopes Philippine QuestionWill Be Adjusted

ROSE Dec U The OMerratore1-

Mam the aflletal orgaa of the Vatlthe tot et the Papal Bull

on IT la regard ta dte-

etpitwary reform the church la tile

Philippines The bull Mentions with

praise the settee of the United statesGovernment in oeMHng a mlaaioa to

Route to adjtwt wrtala uaetloua m

Sea JIll

Sept

PAPAL

I

pricedof

accord would ho elected Ithoped at Manila

waswhich

or rlt Rt of Otrmaa pu-

koa a ieop t t root ta two Yeaezir-

ttvaUoahie hear la the London dubs j

Inquiries as to the latest

confined to a certain apprebutpirfon in regard to the A

of British cooperatio

This aoe o far In

that the belief i openly

the Kaiaor to playing A

the this British slit

bltltea sad that these

latertrine

An

Kaiaor

j

4 sr

the front Serious roncern ho

feels

It

or

Op-

T

tic

next

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t

matte

l skneewise-ls

sat N argued drathsreschhR bs

sculls

n-

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there laeither

EJIfiIw bOo the Kaiserof hfytllaD

with lnDO

the Brl to pla-

eeatl Downlni lt quito

Mac clever shootsthat potat It et

the W equhsblene UtlH

to bleat Drt bile opttoltMIlE

I t

wena

tlon a poedutmost co-

operationaith Gre whl-

reco atg-

ecnucart other

t7than r-

circ

to

a-piYpt

tfEm-

icupae with the

l 11r a prece-

Drat ksfhold bow

dent as rvlt t him

Is the tnil w

Soar viesIbis t gbvera 1a

that tb jamsbcl t Is

tlverswlllHai

wb

make M-

easly tenthprey luthis

Tbe rotes to1n

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fORr ER SENATOR HILtsI

GUESTS BORN IN 184

Unique Dinner GiveWolferts Roos-

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AIBAY N Y D it1rStsrUnited States Senator Dtl B M g e-

a denser at SV lferta Ia1-to autnber of guests df t ebarn In 1811

Among those pr-

baasams were 11-

of the court of aBaker Comatoc-3prlagaeld Ma-

Rew fork city lbFalls of

TEST OF SCOPE

Situation in Venezuela a Praclland Limitations of tlm

i-

MONRO OCTin-

f

mjtHto tha ttfre sill be

tow by 1 fens of the alliessftuatioa wit be

aftfilflcanoe to the

the aM conSla the Ualtod

B 1 ta WB ad AmertoaMsm ofand Secretary of

Kajr sad there Is ao expHUitmai that they will allowgWlRf ipr Bay future embarrassment

sC flfjl Aourkfin policy ia Western

af tttee nobody to know or-avo MytMng about the Merit of the-

ir German claims agaiaat Venla That feature of the subject ta-

aetrely Ignored

r I-

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t

theJI

seems

auee to

euireplsgelt er Vieeit ian terrl-toriPseis list tiaatewtthe

1lC3tLasekia 1Me1ie

21 srs Is awe sherd hc

PMW sattie

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Defeats Jacobson in FinalSprint by Half a Wheel

NEW YORK Dee U Leamler wonthe ilxHiay nee at MaitiaoH Squat O rdoo tonight for Ma la the X

sprint with Jaoohoon by halt a wh li-Maath NePariand omrfiy took thirdposition with Bo4 H fomth sad Moranirtb for their respective rosette

Ai 9W oetocfc Frau Kreha gallap for Ma team

left track

ar place The nw

with Jacobson In the leadtrailed anti tbs last three

laps when be Jumped Jacobson andall the vnon of the latter

his advantage t th end wlnaiac byhalf a length Tile time was 3it 1i-

MeFarland Oodell sod Moranthen vent away trey a steadies u

LEANDER WINS SIX

IDAY BIGYGLERAGE

least 1

There were soe and oelHk tbe menthe I

At leot LtlJltter and Jacobsonout for the Sun sprtat of for

around for afew laps sad were away to aroll tart

Lao

afur-

ther at h9

camea mile the

rodethen eat

de-spite held

weretart

Americanthe

battle for third honorsrunaway for Mcyarlaad who woa by

lengths from Bodell la 2M1 46that oran was a length behind Bedel

which i ttot and Keegaa aim started from aBft aa ob looary posiCioa Root woa sixth

distance ridden by wlanwa7 TW ooonl forV l Hrilea 4 later made

Ml Wailer la 1IWf teams at tho aniah-

Mttw Upsyd M77

Calvin

to conformtte

practical

THeIIUoklDS of

a wanI

rbps t a le3thalb might tINj lot I

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b 2 illTest fag tM

I

t the riument tlla Ltrbroqlat surely JNI K 2-

1M Jt ea J4tTJaMr

book tII 5tt that UteelemfllDuft

will eeU Y177 1course 1t 1Ope aDd lid Praoz Kr Ia

J

J

It nee Tb wu ww Sscak

Lail asmeat tbtstotedoenae ttae

purely y hatHaas tfrconilseu b-

of nev M

jot 1

and her miles lapsthe w altemptIn s st

o idea say

Ther nuts b bawhere I Uis ad sad 3Vera su Rethers l1gi 3

ar of fit ed lferaa 2177 E-

Jitieved lITi tlad PafersaaN

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Widow of eBiaBnt in aCritical CknAdiMpii at anEarly Hoiinr This Morning

OOMPLIOffeg FEARED

Sovore QbUriL Aa xavates Hoartftqlhitls Adds to

Mrs jifln fitmt Grant widow ef CeaU S In critical cotrfJUs-Kcamedjjyfjt i re coW which she see

it days ago and which

heart trouble whichguttering for

few days ago Mra Grants eonm very prowlaiHg ajt Dr P

her physician

CRISIS IN MRS

GRANTS I NrSS

Dr P A Gar erliR ports

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tiMe

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tIT

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TroubldrSeriotfeb ritions

tract Las

aggr b restshe

rsetae

as

d

i hoped sher be greatly ImprovedId however rapidly kr eten d-

chitlB which broHg a a reifc of the trouble with the heart

a sinking spell yesterday betin the afternoon aad Dr Card

fhat she reeled Steve cow8PI last night though she ta by ao-

liaaa out of dangertrouble with the heart lathan the bronchitis the com

Aa the cause of her preaent

Department to Be Asked to Loan Tents

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andt

AlA IIM-

O REUNION

TO BE AT NEW ORlEANS

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INBH UKLBANS Dee 13 The Coorennloa exoetttlre eOM tttO

decided to hold the aoxt Coafoioratereunion In New Orloaaa January liHat the fair groatxis

At the last m e j aahnia at Memphisand th uttaailaaW o c-

100W Ji was 4PCMP4-KToouda ahouU

appaiated o ask the of War for aloan of tents for the use of the veteraaduring the reunion

Burieigh Hall With ValuableContents Consumed

RICHMOKD Va DM elegantooloalal basso of P P Bwlolghnan la in arches The family werearoooed too to save aartblag sadned trout Ute balMtag la theirnight clothes The steps to the

has

HISTORIC VIRGINIAN

HOMI BURNED DOWN

laThepuP

alaI

ederate

tango swap

beaded

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I nursery wore whoa they awokeI Yesterday was hg y atjBarlelRh Tho ares In the ifeoemeMteed in renaortag the lard bused vpagain at Right The lower part of thehouse was a furnace before the aurawaa given

PETIT PALAIS NOW THEMUSEUM OF FINE ARTS

fViw OUoateh to the Wwhtaiton Tinw byC

PARIS Doc 11 Americans who tameto the Paris Worlds Fair of 1900 wouldscarcely reeogatee the beautiful PetitPalate opoasd on Thursday by PresidentLouoet aa tho Mtwetmr of Fine Art ofthe City of Paris The Interior of thePetit PlaN has bees completely transfornc d

It is heated by a new iaventloa of hotrat s which cannot the

are

I

t

l

killing

Preach

watermost delicate objects The left creamyilk vellum smmeaded boaoath the cell

loP giver a too M M for njetwres Thissew Parts museam In addition to

of works by I urrto Cbarann-Uonnat Hoaaer Frt Folgiaere andother modern painter and sculptorscustoms the whole of the faaRKts Dutitit-collocttoo of old masters

It is pronounced by the best Judgeshere aa tho Meal for a relatlvfcly small

the I DteartMarg Gallery it consideredthe moat latoreatlas permanenttreasure la Paris for lovers of palntlntffaience cad rare and b auttful obJocte It is also fall of surprisesAfter looking at the mbraa tfs-

Ruysdale std other masterpieces onecornea across such contrasts for In-

stance as the chased sliver beer mugof tIN austere Luther tilde by Hide with

canters that belonged to Du Barry

CAPTAIN BENKARD AND BRIDEGREETED BY THE PRESIDENT

Capt J Philip Oonkard and Tile bridewho WM Miss Otia of New Yorkresolved by tin President at the WhiteHouse eMcee yesterday Captain Beakand was aa f8 r aC the Twelfth NowYork KosjImoMt la the Spoalah war andtho President efhht s rrteos

de

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after Lea

i

superb

a pair of poreelaJft llquear de-

were

knew

hun-dreds

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REDISCOVERY OFCHECKED BY ItS

French Press Believes a

Break to Be Certain

CASTRO LIKENED TO KRUGER

Action af the Powers Held to Be Inexcusable Kaisers Navy Scored

for Sinking Venezuelan Ships

Hpwjal BMpstehtoTke W iaia toa Tiam by

PAJU8 Doe U PttMf-ethroagheat France which was firstdecidedly anfaverablo to President Cas-

tro aid Veaesaola has nadergono achange la the last Iweatyfoor heirs

themoooro la slaking the lasigaiBcaat Youesuetan ships This Is regarded hereaa a pure piece of aggression

up the Germaa character la Itsworst and most blnsteriag aspect

all the Parts papers were Jocrtagat PreaUoat Castro They teemed withskits and Jests giving promliieBee withexquisite humor to his otter to pay credi-

tors whenever peace should prevail InVeneaaela a eoadlUoa the Debata and

Important newspapers declared tobe practically unknown in that land ofpronunciameatos and civil wars and re-

garded President Castros promise as aparallel to aa engagement to be ful-

filled at the Greek calendsLaugh oa Other Side

Today however the laugh la oa theother side The Conservative Qaulals-

declares the dual alllaaoe of Kaglasrfsad Oormaay owing to the stupid TO-

lence of the German commodore to bmarred by a grave initial blunder whichbriags ridicule upon both of the alliesawl which la begtnatag to KITe the beanrole to President Castro notwithstand-ing all his baekslidlngs says

OnuteU there is no longer any doubthot what the Veaesuolaaa will make a

ptaeky a foreign Invaders andwill ta Mars as iu if nfMol TIM

faas C acataf fsroclty of German commsCore arebitter aad Yeaomoas

The Fraaeals that the Oermaasad British squadrons are acting asBerth in behalf of usurious moneyloaders and are performing their dutiesia a way that might be expected fromburglars Tile Fraaeats eoaciaiios itsleader with these words Oedthere Is ao ship bearing the Slag

mixed up la with disreputable keel

The Petite Kepubliqtte says the fe

EWGSII AtlII1 GERMAN

ALLIANCE IN DANGER

di

to the set of

aRtwiltS

I

Fo the

t

TPreach

Cetbtued

i

epkiealt

owing German eetn

Yes-terday

other

ritejrws s edtmdy en1wtag

thetee

rays

peak

aess

a Secsad Page

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To be minister to Jaaaa to uncased A

C leek deceased Lloyd C Crimea ofPoaaayivaala aowmialottr Persia

To be minister to Persia to succeedOriscsm transferred Hlchmoad PPearson of North CaroHiw raw ta theconsular service

The aansun cement of these two ap-

pointments yesterday led to much gossipia political circles It Is doubtful If sim-

ilar action regarding say other twonames would have called forth such aaamount of speculation as to the

which 14 to their selection sadthe results likely to follow because ofthe interests thus recognised

t

influ-

ences

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Mr GrlscoaTs appotatmoat is aerally attributed to the Umwace of Sena-

tor hasp wits lskawa to be an espe-

cially clop friend of the young diplo-

mats father Clement A Griaaom Theelder Oriaeom Is the bead of the

Navigation Company cad withSenator linens the promoter of theship subsidy bill This measure passedthe Senate last wister after a long tightIn which the cause of the shipping

was championed by Senator HaanaPresident Grlseom been in Wash-

ington for several days pastQaestioes Being Asked

The question inspired by young Mr-

Grlscoms appointment la to whatInfluence exerted by the ship

subsidy advocates oa one occasion willbo potent at another when suchlegislation Is brought to the tore

Consul Pearson who has bee namedfor the Persian mission has boon claw-ed among the supporter of Sen-

ator Pritchard whose Influencehe entered the consular service Tiltsrecognition of the Tar Heel Senator iagiving one of his constituents An im-

portant diplomatic post at a time whoabo been somewhat at odds with theAdministration ON the idly WbltoTquestion I noted with interest The

which has ROW gained groundregarding North Carolina politics tethat the President will not refute a re

chief

bas

Ute

time

bas

IMp

Inter-national

Inter-ests

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HE OF NILE TO

Assouan Dam Marks JrEra for Egypt fc

BECOMES WORLD

Difficulties of AgriculturalEliminated by Storage af Wai-

LOKDON Dee U Tbe latestthe uptMiitdiag of modern Bgyptwas celebrated mat Wednesdayeeremoay of secmring open theNtte rooorrolr at AnsoBaa marta

of that ktstorie land lntUte great producers

iiramrisl j

If as pwdkted the working fSew water system will double tbdHuctlveaeee of a countryseeds only tickling to yield a ajjoptimists say It will become the gfof Burope

A New Dispositioa 50contrast between the pre

sibilltle of agriculture In lowerand opened by nov t v

lag works must make the dsfiiaijlBgypt ia the sent few roarsInterest to the whole T4-dlttun hitherto has bees Rla upper Egypt while la tower ifrata Is a negligible quantity

The Egyptian agriculturist la IKlaborious way tried to Insure alby having It watered at least ethree weeks the eatrtdue to the absence of rain m

acreThe farmer know that he e

expect rain In the months of AprilJune aad July Ills harvest

till the next flood which usuallytc August

PRESIDENT CASTRO

REJECTS9BRUK Doc fc Tlie Statement t

Castro rejected aU

l Ja iHam l prasaalirt to Mm by

it fi wa1 is learned

gpviiiasiuat tee rot hems noticed ofCastros proposal that Uattc4 StatesMinister Bowea should act as arbitratoror latermodlary te the presentFor this reason the oMcials are unableto say what their attitude would be onsuch a proposition

It is also said that more Germanmay he sent to Venezuela but it is

considered that the fleet at present oathe spot is swmeiont for the purposes ofestablishing a blockade which the gov-

ernment seems to be hilly resolved tocarry into elect at

B

GRANARY 0 F EU rir

PRODi

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for Irrigation r

t1-

i-

tnraaIiW or

w

those tile

r j

rr

tla Marsh and AprIL When the

Ute Ja1w had to lie

ULTIMA

Pre llletli palate<

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a

Pro

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i ttL t

The

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eves

This made

waS

were gathered3au

has

tibia ets alisefl the tsars

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POLITICS NOTED INGRISCOMS SELECTION

Announcement of Appointment Coupled PearsonsCauses Talk

with

jwrwioaUoa to jaaiusl H Tick coloredpostmaster at WHaea N C uaiesssomething ware teas his crier can beshown against him Vtek has beeratreauoasly opposed by Senator Prttchard

Looking at PritduraThe latter had announced that he ia

leaded to stand Ms ground and force thePresident to make the choice betweea a

Lily White candidate backed by aRepublican Senator or a coloredgiven commeadatory letters by

In view of Mr Pearsons promotWaUte opintea Is current that the Senatormay earn to see more strength ia theProsMoafs attitude la the easethan ho had previously noticed it lsnot considered probable that Ute ismstor will make any dotofte statement to

but should the Tick sealaatioa sM to the Senate before Pear-son promljliOB or even after Mr Pritchard would hardly be la a Mwition it isoggected ta attempt to block It eonarmatioa Those who are close to theSenator ia fact have expressed the beHer that he Intends to make Ms wholeappeal to the President and not considerasMag tho Senate to take elder on the

Uly White question when the Presi-dent baa once taken his stand in sendleg in a colored mans appointment

NEBRASKA CITY WITHOUTEITHER LIGHT OR WATER

NEBRVKA CITY Neb Dec 13 Thsatire city is again cut of from itswater supply today and now withoutlire protection sad in darkaaas

That potties of Missouri River bedfrom which the water supply was for-merly pumped Is aw a bar The

shave the city

almost entirety at Us temp situatloa is considered most critical

I

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I

the

relief to its utllsiaaM tM Atp starch

be atari be

e

tanDemo-

crats

rids elftee

andonly Is fou d to the-Imasplag plant fac-tory

SlsouM a tb town wwidThe

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f t fei vrt-

matic exaomtloa opened with-y of free discrimination

j gunboats sod the conventional setawar and was continued when the PactSe blockade was reported and thequestion of martial rights raised Themilitary writers contributed af etstate of the ngbtlag force and somber

Old guns available for defense by aFrance and de-

pjieaible Add operatto-taia passes and ravines between

La Gal a sad Caracaskd was in the war of making

f hewhen the ardor of in-

vestigators was checked by be reportthat President Castro had sent t Washtag proposals for arbitration and thatc dull prosaic statement might be sub-stituted for the dubious experiment ofattempting to collect bad debts byscuttling leaking galleys and uoffibad

Like the release of the ureifpt prlwnere it was at least a bcr f l icn ofconciliation on the part of PresidentCastro and JustMed Lord Laaaaownea

treatment of the subjectwhich tile press was discussing with

seriousnessActing Together

The general results of tbe rediscoveryaiola are salutary teglaad

and the States are reaa acting together by prseoaeert

ia a spirit of mutual ac-

tion and confidence as theyt always do in matters relating to

ta commercial welfare of the maritimeworM

Whether in China or tropical Americaprejudice against the Monroe

Doctrine has been instantly modified bytoe direct evidence that It affords no-

te of protection against theof financial loss and political

anarchy The recognition of tbe bear-Ings of the Monroe policy once deridedas a vagary of Yankee braggadocia has

plata In Dote Germany and

Uty the conclusion thatthe aeqatslttoa of new territory by any

to prohibited ia tho

Views of TodayEven the book reviewers reflect this

view tar today Atbeaaeum in a welldigested article oa Beekles Wlllsons

America complains that the au-thors Canadian prejudice is too

he seems to argue againstthe Monroe Doctrine and in favor ofEuropean Intervention South America

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