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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-10
STOP Fighting!
Is the Signal Sounded BY the lrlsA
National League
NO MANS POLITICAL AMBITION
Nest Sand in ',s Way Of Tho Irish oasss-S'n
Psrsiss in Ireland Seam Too S'roas Tor 0as
10 inihjlats he 0'h~ and thus Force
Uniou-k Pertinent Latter.

LINCOLN, NER-, November 9.-M. v:
Cannon. President Of the Irish National
League of America; VIM. Byman, Treas
urer, aud John p. Sutton, Secretary,
to-day issued significant statements
addressed to the friends OF Ireland 10
America.
The document refers to the rival fac.
tious Inflamed with hate, arrayed
against each other In Ireland, and says
those who would be naturally looked TO
there for counsel, tending TO peace ana
unity, are foremost In fermenung ira
tricidal strife, adding: ~
"It Is patent to every thoughtful man
that the contending parties are eacn
too strong for one politically to destroy
the other and force reunion. Union'
however, Is absolutely necessary TO the
success OF the Irish cause, ana IL must
be union OF head and heart, even II
every present aspirant to leadership mas
to be forced into retirement.
"It should be the resolve OF the Irish
in America that no parliamentary fac-
tions shall be permitted to bring upon
our Motherland ruin more comp'ese
than England's tyrannIcal acts have ever
been able to accomplish.
1--WE have faith In tho sturdy national
ity of the Irish people and when We
speak of the people we do so In America
and speak beyond the artificialities OF
the lines OF mere British franchise:
I'VE believe in the manhood OF ire
land and to 1t we appeal 10 force the
parliamentarians to stop their quarrels
or make way for other lrishmen to
whom the interests OF their country are
OF greater merit than personal ambition
or personal animosities."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-10
A STATEMENT
Of the Affairs of the Suspended Nav
eriCk National Bank.
ONLY ONE GRATIFYING FEATURE
And that is There We're Only SS0O00OO Of lndi-
vidual Deposits at the Time the Institution
Went Undtr-A Rapid Decrease in One
honth-0!hsr Interesting Bank News

BosToN, MASS, November 9.-Re-
ceiver Beal furnished the following as
the state of the Maverick National
Bank as shown by its books at the close
Of business October 81, 1891:
Resources-Time loans, S2,749, ,9Sl;
demand loans, S3, ,416,617; United States
bonds at Washington, $4,000 United
States bonds on hand, SS3. $50; sundry
bond account, S722.947; sundry bond
account No. 2, SlOs, ,5O4; called bonds
for redemption, S1OO; real estate, S47,-
09S; New York reserve agents, S2Ss, ,S42;
furniture and fixture accounts, S42, ,637;
sundry banks, S795, 562; expense ac-
count, S12, 263; interest account, S79,-
376; premium, S4,475; sovereign ac-
count, STA; exchanges for clearing
house, 1891, ,452; specie, S337, 7,S3S; legal
tenders, S597; reserve at Washington 5
per cent funds, S2,250; other bills and
checks. Sl37,972. Total, S9,6S7,S SAG.
Liabilities: Capital, $500, 900; surplus
fund, $500, 900; profit and loss, Sl1O, 70s;
discounts, $50, SOB; commission account,
"a. So: profit telegraphic transfers, Sll2;
dividends, 500; deposits, S,951, ,993; cer-
titled checks, S4S, ,029; certificate OF de-
posit, Sl1O, O,576; banks and bankers, So,
200, ,756; circulation, $4,000; total, S.
6S7,S64
A compared with September 27, loans
had decreased in the month before the
failnre by $780, 900. The bond account
was reduced by $4,000. The cash
with reserve agents had been reduced
from S963, 900 to $3.50, 900, and the loans
to banks from S1,047, 900 to S769, 600.
Exchanges from the clearing house
were only 1882, 900 against S635, 600 upon
the previous date. Specie has been re-
duced from S647,00o to S337,0OO, but
legal tenders had increased from $780,
900 to S597, 600. The deposits at the
date of the banks suspension, including
certificates of deposit and deposits of
banks and bankers aggregated $500,
900 as against 9,910,000 five weeks be-
fore, a loss of 81, 800, 900 in deposits, OF
which S634, 600 was falling off in in
dividual deposits, and S500000 falling
off in bank deposits.
To-day's statement is gratifying in
that it shows less than S3,0O0,000 OF in
dividual deposits outside of deposits OF
banks and bankers at the time OF the
failure. There was deposited with the
Assistant United States Treasurer to-
day little upwards Of $4,000 to the
credit of the Examiner for the benefit
of the creditors of the Maverick Ma
tional Bank.
The Comptroller says he did not say
Tia AiaSes;clS bauk asposisdrs'w re-
ceive IS per cent. He said that the
average dividend OF all the banks he
had settled was S5 per cent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-10
THE IRISH QUESTION.
A New Way OF Settling IL Rcsortcd to by
Two Families Near Cork.

Two FnulHfco Ne1E WIN
DUBLIN, November 9.-The Irish
question assumed new phase to-day,
but the people most interested did not
look for Government interference To
settle the matter.
They undertook to decide the ques-
tion between themselves. and the result
was most desperate and bloody hght.
cit appears that two families named
Lynch and Hurley, living near Dun
manway county. Cork, thirty miles
southwest OF Cork City, have for some
time past been involved in numerous
wordy disputes regarding the possession
OF land, the ownership or tenantshlp OF
which was claimed by each family.
Matters went from bad TO worse,
and there was much bad. blood between
all the members OF the two families.
The affair reached climax to-day,
when. finding that talk would not set
tie the question, n resort was made TO
various weapons. Crow-bars and farm
ing implements entered largely into the
dispute, and upon the conclusion OF
hostilities IL was found that five per-
sons were In an extremely critical con-
dition.
Their skulls had been fractured by
tho blows raincd upon them and but
little hope is expressed for their recov-
cry. other participants In the fight
were also injured, but not so seriously
as those who were injured about the
head. The question as to which family
will have possession OF the property In
iIsnuta Ia stItl I'm aheyance
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-10

One ef the Principal Provinces Declares
Against Da Fonseca's New Government
LONDON, November 9.-Dispatches
received here to-day from Pernambuco,
show that the troubles In Brazil are ap-
preaching an acute crisis, and there Is
much anxiety expressed In financial
aud commercial circles regarding the
outcome of Fonseca's action In dissolv-
ing Congress and again assuming the
role of dictator, which he laid down
subsequent to his election as President
of the newly formed republic and many
grave doubts are expressed IS to the
success of this latest political move.
These dispatches state that in Per-
nambuco there Is general discomfort on
all sides at Da Fonseca's action, but
there is nothing In them to show that
the people have done anything further
than to express their disapprobation OF
the course followed by the dictator.
From the province Of Rio Grande DE
Sol, however, comes intelligence that Is
alarming in it's nature. The news from
this province is TO the effect that the
local Government has refused TO ac-
quiesce in the assumption by Da Fon-
SEGA of the powers Of dictator and has
declared the independence OF the prov
ince.
The dispatches received to-day from
Pernambuco further state that there ls
great discomfort throughout OIL the
provinces Of Brazil.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-10
PARKERsBURG POINTS.
Funeral of Captain Lang-Two Girls Dis
appear-Earmers' Institute.
Speci0I Telegram to the Reosstsr

Special Telegram to tAs Reosstsr.
PARKERsBURG, November 9.-The
funeral of Captain A. +. Lang, who died
Saturday at his residence on Ann street,
took place this afternoon. Both G. A.
r. posts, both lodges of Odd Fellows
and Building Association organizations,
to all of which Captain Lang belonged,
attended in body.
Tessie Schoonover, eighteen years
old, daughter Of Capt. Sehoonover. and
Fannie Kennedy, tifteen-year-old iaugh-
ter of Wm. Kennedy, well known citi-
zens of Belpre, opposite, have disap-
peared from their parents roof-tree,
and not the slightest clew can be found
Of their whereabouts. Both girls are
pretty, and rather inclined to rapidity.
1t is believed they tired of parental re-
straint.
The Commercial Hotel changed hands
to-day. John Dowd, one proprietor,
sold his interest To his partner, VIM.
Nolan.
The State Farmers Institute, under
the auspices of the West Virginia Board
Of Agriculture, is in session in this city.
Among the prominent agriculturists
present are DR.. c. +. Millspaugh, Pro-
fessors A. ID. Hopkins, L. c. Atkeson
and Col. Dan Johnson. A large number
of leading farmers are attending the
session. The meeting was called to or
der by s. ). Stone, President Of the
County Institute. Col. Johnson, 7. r.
Carskadon, A. d. Hopkins and j. L.
Johnson discussed the question, "How
Shall We Renew and Maintain the Fer
tility OF Our Soils" Rotation in
Crops" and other questions were dis
cusSed. Lantern exhibitions were given
by Prof. Millspaugh tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-10
Murder ard Suicide.

JNOyTowN, PA, November 9.-Re-
f's reached here late this evening of
sfrble double murder at GrindStone,
N might. Two brothers, SlavS, be-
a1e involved in a quarrel while
-laiGg. One of the men was
puck, when he drew a revolver and
o' his brother dead.
ca angry crowd chased the murderer,
no escaped into another part Of the
..'@ and cut his throat, dying soon
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-10
/ LEGAL BATTLE
[..,a BY Lawyers Of High Degree
at Washington.
COWARD BERING SEA CASE
r,;, Before the Supreme Court Of
5 r.,..5 S,,t.s-Grsst Britain Wins
u ~ E,,t R0upd Before the Court
Celebrated Case.

.rox. D. c., November o.
FAsHI!SSS ,T states Supreme Court cham
Vll'.o '.orded this morning with aus
!, saS cru" V.,embers Of the bar present
,gllSheu ",ocnts in the celebrated
ts.I s.;l-%ss 81 Henry Cooper against
s. o. The United States Court
JaoSs ,S,..,rict >, of Alaska, better known
ID ID, ,s.pr~ard p,y, Berins Sea Sealery Case, ",.
s,ls .a,v %! Wv Bayard and ex-Attorney
|b->'tIIIc.a land of Prest Cleveland CAB
a.a'ai ,na,or Uai -, Edmunds and others
=, present .,rrt assembled Justice
wen .'as a. not present, but he arrived
ai.'ry 'ry,sitoi and took his place on the
si-' APP .t. before the Saward case was
,,l - that a full court was present
/. =, ,5e % hearing began.
~ .... ~ aog celebrated case arises out OF
lA.s 'a.o av' of the Canadian sealer w. Z.
"'.3' 3 IN Bering Sea, for violation OF
49, Congress making IL penalty
~ .'S .saIs within the waters OF Ber-
...D The vessel was libeled under
Sa, Ss5~iraIty laws Of the United States
'l.a.'b .,be trial the United States
u ~ CoTrt of Alaska declared for
wrs Of the vessel. .. +h,s
~. ~ csse =, was then brought to TINS
~ on a motion for writ OF pronioi-
- ston : the Alaskan Court from
nsssures 10 enforce its decree,
"a, md - Ior this motion being con-
...,o ,,ot ,bst the Cour, had no iurlSdic-
- - NV the offenSe for the reason
I. . Gas committed more than three
), from shore. .o.,-,
Z, his method,it is sought TO secure
.oirion from this Court on the ques-
mich has been for long time IN
..,,,versy between the United States
rIc,sot Britain as to the right OF the
-, country to have exclusive con-
-,-oi the seal fisheries in Bering sea.
The opening skirmish in this legal
,~'s u. resulted in favor of Great Britain
@,rorrt deciding against preliminary
i, bv the United States that the Su-
r.-s court could not entertain even a
zion for leave to file a petition Ior
vt Of prohibition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-10
THEY WANT THE BOOKS
And Will Ask President Harrison to See
That They Get Them

PHILADELPHIA, PA, November o.
At the last meeting of the Investigating
committee of city councils a later letter
was received from Assistant Secretary
of the Treasury Spaulding declining to
allow the committee experts to examine
the books and papers of the suspended
Spring Garden Avenue National Bank.
The committee thereupon agreed to
report the matter to the finance COM
mitteee, of which it IS subcommittee,
together with recommendation that
the finance committee report to coun-
ellis a resolution requesting the Presi-
dent of the United States TO grant the
required permission to examine the
books of the bank.
Tonight the Finance Committee met
and took the action suggested by the
Investigating Committee, and at the
meeting of Council on Thursday the
resolutions requesting the President to
ovcrrule the decision OF Secretary
Spaulding will be acted upon, and II
nassed will be forwarded to President
Harrison through Mayor Stuart.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-10
GREAT ACTIVITY.
Il Hands working Night and Day at
R-oohIyn-Vessels Ready to Sail.

Il Hands working Night and Day at
BrooRIyn-vessels Ready to Sail.
NV YORK November 9.-These are
r times at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
|y,6, snd day the rattling OF chains ana
,yIpg of hammers reSOund through
gyally quiet Yard, the big stores
,o,en an the time, and although
's1 The eommssdant down 70 t5s store
s-sr one and all, saw thsrS ~ Moth
|IuR there Is every lndicttlOh oI d
.r.ed departure Of the fleet for some
iOi foreign service.
Do an the ships additional coal room
E teen made and extra stores taken
Ehlrd. The Bennington this morn
E bad steam up and was ready to put
@aa. moments notice. All her
lsr we're aboard and no one was allow
shore leave.
The Atlanta, which is on dry dock,
in coal and will be ready for
V BY Friday. The officers of the ship
Esra getting their dunnage on board.
The Chicago is another ship ready for
"a aud her men, waiting orders, were
1i-n out in the yard and drilled in
l1'e movements.
Work on the monitor Miantonomoh
r progressing with a rush.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-10
REORGANIZED.
The Special East-Bound Rate Committee
Re-organizes Again.

The Special EaSt-BOuud IsSto oommittco
Re-organizes Again.
CHICAGO, November 9.-One result OF
the meeting Of trunk line presidents IN
New York last week will be the re-orga-
nization of the special east-bound rate
committee which collapsed on the
account OF the resignation OF its Chair
man, George b. Beeve, traffic manager
of the Chicago and Grand Trunk
road,
Mr.. Reeve attended the New
York meeting by invitation,
and consented again to be-
come member Of the committee,
provided it were rcorganized on basis
outlined by himself. The conditions
presented by him were accepted by the
presidents and so amended as to give
the various lines more latitude In the
matter of meeting competition and pro-
tecting their interests.
General Freight Agent Frazier. OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern, and
General Freight Agent Duncan, OF the
Ohio and Mississippi, who had also re-
signed from the committee, agreed TO
again become members on the condi-
tions named by Traffic Manager Reeve.
But there was one thing Mr.. Reeve
could not be prevailed upon to do, aud
that was to restore switching charges In
Chicago. In fact, he refused to
discuss the matter at all, and
the trunk line officials implored
him to reconsider his action
he assured them that he could not en-
tertain their proposition and could not
give them any reason to hope that the
Chic ago switching tariff would ever be
restored by his road.
Nothing definite was done at the
New York meeting toward revision
of east-bound rates. That matter VIII
be placed in the hands OF the special
east-bounj committee as soon rs II is
reorganized.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-10
A Sad Death.
Spsesal TslscrGm 70 TIE Register.

GRAFTON, w. VA, November 9.-Ex-
Postmaster 4. J. Nuzum, OF this city,
suddenly expired of typhoid-pneumonia
at Coketon, where he has had charge OF
large business for few months.
Mrs. Nuzum received telegram FRI
day stating her husbands Illness. She
went at once to his bedside, but at
eight o'clock yesterday evening he ex-
pired. The deceased was forty-seven
years OF age. He has lived here quite q
number of years, and was highly re-
spected citizen and a leading Democrat,
serving rs postmaster during Mr.. Cleve-
lands administration.
He is a member Of the firm OF Finch
& Co. BE will be brought here for In
terment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-10
New Corporations.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, November o.
The Flaggy Meadow Gas Company was
incorporated to-day with $4,000 capital,
and the privilege of increasing it TO
Sis, 900. The principal Office is TO be
kept at Warrington. The incorpora-
tors are NJ. B. Montgomery, OF Wash
ington, Pa; John Worthington, OF
Pittsburg; L. Nj. Jackson, Of Clarks-
burg; 5. c. Smith, of Fairmont; A. c.
aud w. Pritchard, Of Warrington.
The Mcdowell Coal and Coke Company
was also Incorporated to-day with the
principal office at Mcdowell, Mcdowell
county. The capital is $4,000, with the
privilege of increasing it to $4,000.
The incorporators are VIM. Beury, of
Shamokin, Pa; John Cooper and I, H..
Cooper, of Coopers; w. ii. Thomas, Of
Algonia; b. F. Keller and I. L. Hen
ritze, of Bramwell; all well known coal
operators.
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Arsenic In the Biscuits.

VSANGEvILLE, GALA, November o.
SPa Brandon and wife died to-day Of
-$lleal poisoning, A grown son and
l-saIer were also poisoned and the
.'ler is expected to die, while the lat
. nav recover. The arsenic was used
'ne family, who were amateur taxi
N, .'listS and was placed in the biscuits
= morning In mistake for baking
lEder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-10
NEGRO FIENDS
Outrage a simple Minded Girl, IDjuring
Her Horribly.

1GE
PLEAsANToN, KAs., November o.
Sunday afternoon Dan Williamson and
William and Bert Austin, negro coal
miners. were arrested and taken to the
county jail at Mound City, charged
with a fiendish outrage on Maggie
Luce, a sixteen-year-old demented girl
of good fomily. The girl was horribly
lacerated and is not expected to recover.
Early yesterday morning band OF
TWENTY-FIVE incensed citizens gathered
at the edge of the town. and rode to
Mound City with the avowed purpose OF
lynchiDg the negro fiends. Their pur-
pose was discovered, however. and the
Sheriff was warned by telephone. The
deputy in charge of the jail secured a
rig, haudcuffed the three negroes, and
drove them to Fort Scott.
About two o'clock the t~rowd from
Pleasantop appeared at the Jail and
made demand on the Sheriff for ad-
mittance to the jail. This was granted,
but the negroes could not be found.
The crowd was quite indignant, and
trouble is looked for when the Prisoners
are to have their preliminary examina-
tiOn,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-10

a. AGO November 9.-Chicago is going
s,,i,. .1e next National Republican Con-
sS.a s.Ssoa; Al a meeting held this afternoon
IN S;Io Grdho Pacific Hotel the matter was
S3i /, C.scuSSed ,.'SSed by prominent politicians,
b o,-s.iS. n, was the opinion that while there is
,,i- ,.iSposiuon there should be made for the
0.s 0,s "a identified effort,
gs,S- :. meetings win be held 70 take such
b Nm. ms are deemed necessary to procure
pun again for Chicago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-10

BRAspEETn's PILLS are the best
medicine known.
First-They are purely vegetable 10
fact . medicated food.
Sccond-The same dose always pro-
duces the same efYect-other purgstives
require increased doses and nnaliy cease
aching.
Third-They purify the blood.
FO,uta-They invigosste the digestion
and cleanse the stomach and bowels
Futh-They stimulate the liver and
carry Oh vitiated bile and othsr d.
PRAYED sscrstions.
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JACKSoE'S CHALLENGE.
ucesulIivan Can't Fight slavin ut Once
jackson win Give Him = whirl.

CHICAGO. November AT the re-
ouest of Peter jackson "Parson" Davies
has extended to Frank P. Slavin the
following through the London, England,
Sporting Life. c,
states that he will not be in q position
to arrange contest with Mr.. Frank z.
Slayip, or any one else, until the expi-
ration of his theatrical contract next
June. | desire to say that | will hight
Mr. Savin to a finish under Marquis OF
Oueensbury rules for purse OF $40, ,ooo'
which understand the California Ath-
letic Clnb will put up, and l will wager
him s.. 500 that he does not defeat me-
the contest to take place three or four
months from signing articles.
Mr.. Slavin, 1 see, claims to be heavy
weigh, champion of Australia, title
whichI won, still hold, and am open to
defend against all comers. II he can
defeat me he will honestly be entitled
to what he now claims.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-10
CHARLEsroN's NEW BANK.
The First of the Year She Will have -Four
National Banks.
Special Telegram to the Register.


CHARLESTON, w. VA, November o.
Charleston is to have new National
Bank, which will be in operation by
the first Of the year. The capital is to
be 100000, of which enough has al
ready been subscribed to insure the
starting of the bank by the time named.
The stockholders will number among
them some of the most prominent busi-
ness men of this valley. The officers
will probably be: George 5. Couch,
President; e. A. Reid, Cashier, and j..
Il. Bedell, Assistant Cashier. This will
make the fourth bank for Charleston,
three Of which will be National Banks.
The three now in existence here have
an aggregate capital and surplus Of
over $50, 900, and average deposits Of
over million and half dollars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-10
Wheat In Elevators.

MrySEApoLIs. MINK, November 9.-Fig-
ures compiled by the Northucstsrn Mfisr
show the stock Of wheat in private eleva-
tors OF Minneapolis to be l.459, 600 bushels,
a. 100 bushels less than last Monday. The
total stock at Minneapolis and Duluth IS
Z. 500. .669 bushels, gain Of 4S9,sil bushels
for the week.
The market record reports the stock Of
wheat in country elevators OF Minnesota
and the two Dakotas at j, 5,261 500 bushels,
An increase OF SIC, 400 bushels. This makes
the aggregate stock in the Northwest
Il s23. 5Gsj bushels, gain Of LIZ, ,24i bush
els. a year ago the stock was S,49S,0C0
hushels
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-10
AN INDIAN CYCLONE

Founders Government ship and sevsnty-
seven are Drowned.
CALCUTTA, November 9.-On Monday
last cyclone passed over the Andaman
Islands, situated IN the Bay OF Bengal.
The islands form British convict set
tlement to which East Indian criminals
are transported, and the steamer En-
terprise, belonging TO the Indian gov
ernment and used TO convey prisoners
to the Island and for other purposes,
was at one Of the ports when the cyclone
set In.
The vessel foundered. and Of her
crew OF eiRhty-three men only six were
saved. The other n either went down
with the steamer or drowned while At
tempting TO reach the shore.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-10
s,.r,.h Ranking Affairs.

MApRID, November 9.-At a council
Of the management of the Bank OF
Snain held to-day, it was decided to
raise the rate OF interest on the loan on
government stock to Az per cent. 1t
was also decided to continue TO dis
count ninety day bills at per cent.
The couucil authorized the governor or
the bank to contract abroad for a gold
loan of 80, ,O00, 600 pesetas-
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VIII Present Their side.

PITTsBpRG, November Mayor
Wyman, ex-Maycr Pearson and Chief
Murphy, ,of the Department OF Public
Safety, requested the Auditing Commit
tee of Allegheny Councils not to take any
action on The charges made by the sub
auditing committee until they could be
heard. The meeting then adjourned
until next Monday, when the officials
named will appear before the commit
tee and present their side Of the case.