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Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-06-01

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Hts-Cieyelaod, ~, New York, u. Errors
Gle, elnnd. = New York, o. Baldwin and Kelly
and McMeMHhob. Young and U'Connor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-06-01

Largest Crowd Ever Al Track-Splendid Trot
ting in z. SO Glass.

On Town May 3l.-Tuesday' racing
at the Old Town Driving Park was wit
messed by the biggest crowd that has yet
attended a race there. The racing was ex-
celent, the . 80 class especially being of
interest. The following is the summary:
2.35 CLASS. rRorTrsti--ruRsE sl0o.
c. II. Nelson. waterville, Glmmer,
Thos McAloon, Bangor, Fanchon,
eh IN. l 2 ,
c. q. Andrews, Bangor, Gladstone.
bs, 4 , . 3
q. ". Reed, Bucksport, Gen. Han,
cock, bl 4. 4 !
Time-2.35l, 3s,, 2.s9l, 2.3s, 2.a6a.
2.40 cLAss-PURsE $50.
q. X. Palmer. Dover, Quver. Big 5 J
Charles Dustin, Bangor, Jennie Rolfe,
bl nj ,
q, n, Kimball, Milo. Rex Mig ! ; 3 .
+. e.. Walker, Bangor Iimmt W..b
T. j. Edgerly, Dover, COrnwails,
Time, 2.45i, 2,39i, 30, 2B.
80 cLAss-rRorTINa pPActSG-PuRsE, so.
Charles Dustin, Bangor, b :, Lucky Mel
son, l !
C II Nelson, waterville, b IN, Hazel, = =
q Palme-, Dover, bi z. Murry, , ,
W Brown, saltwater, bl &, Nathan
NJ. ! ) 1
Theo Braulieu, Old Town, b M Maude
Il, 1 3
G Ii Edgerly, Dover, b m, Yankee Girl, DIR
Time-2iii. 2.40i, 2 4si, 2.t7!.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-06-01
New Maine Pestmastsrs.

WAsuiSGToN, May 3l.-These Main
postmasters have been appointed: T. T..
Doe, China, vice +. .. Krninerd Asa l..
Grant, Corinna, vice W. /. Burrill; VIM,
Harris, North Dixnont, vice Carrie NJ.
Kimball; Albert Smart, Oakfeld, vice W.
II. Gerfish; Madison Tracy, Stacyvill., 4,
vice Silas Il. Mitchell
These changes in the postal service ar
announced;
Mail messenger service is discontinue
on route 20l022 to Eina, Peuobscot county
from the Maine Central X. X. route l0l00i
from May 81, 1893.
On route 1888 from Roach river to
Greenville, postmasters will he permitted
to deliver mails to carrier one hour in ad-
vance of schedule time, provided no con-
nection is hereby broken and no complaint
| al
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-06-01
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought By the wires f'sn 'hs Hsr.h, East
Seuih aad west.

Sugar Hill village, near Littleton, N. H.,
was half burned Tuesday night. Twelve
dwellings were burned, and fourteen fami-
lies are without homes. No accidents oc-
Cured. The FIRE originated in Palmer's
paint shop and Was discovered about eleven
z. NJ, and vas under control at three A.
NJ. Loss, s25, 900; insurance. slS.350.
The state department has received IN
official adviees that President Sacsza of
Nicsrsgus resigned Tuesday night, after
signing terms of peace.
The Belknap Club of Laconia, N. n. en-
tertained Ex-Governor Burleigh of Maine
Monday evening. at an inforusl reception,
he being gus st of DR. Hartman.
At Bo.ton. Wednesday, Charles r. Raw
son of Oxford, Mass. collector of THE
Portsmouth Manufacturing Co. of Berwick.
Me-. was arrested on complaint of Treas
urer Hale of the company for alleged en-
beszlement on May 26th of $1,000 which
was entrusted TO his care. RAwson was
held in 5000 for June I4th. when he will
have hearing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-06-01
Al winthrop.

wlSrukop, May 3l.-(Special) Me
mortal day was observed here in the Gus
tomary manner. The day was perfect
and there were large number present
At 80 the procession. composed of schoo
children. about - members of A. II
Frost Post. G. A. r., headed by Winthrop
Band, formed in Town hall yard and
marched to the cemetery, where prayer
was offered by Rev. C. W. Porter, several
selections by male quartet. and decorating
the soldiers graves by the scholars.
The procession reformed and
returned to Town hall. where an able ad-
dress was delivered by VIM. B. SHELTON Of
Lewiston. after which there were several
selections by the quartet and recitations b,
M,.s Anna Smell and Niss Lottie Edwards
Mr.. Elwin B. Martin and Miss Hattie L.
Wood were united in marriage Tuesday al
at II 30 A. NJ at the home of the bride
by Rev +. J. Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ton left on the 3 81 p. NJ. trsin for Boston
They were the recipients of many hand
some and valuable presents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-06-01
ReMORsE Do II.
Bank Wrecker MacFariane Surrenders Him
self and Is Given -Four Years.

PufLApELpnrA. MAY 31-Ex-State
Senator John MacFarlane, the defaulting
president of the ruined American Life H.
surance Co, and wrecker of the Bank
of America, with which he was connected,
surrendered himself to the authorities this
morning in the court of quarter sessions,
pleaded guilty to the indictments against
him and was sentenced to four years i'm
prisoment in the eastern penitentiary.
MacFarlane has been fugitive in Brazil
accompanied by his wife and children for
nearly three years, and returned to this
country because of remorse. MacFarlane
with George +. Work, Louis +. Pfeiffer
James S. DUNCAN, the latter an employee
of the bank, wrecked the institutions by bor-
rowing money on worthless securities.
The syndicate secured S165 900 from
the American Life Insurance company and
1902 1922 from the Bank of America. 1t j..
believed that they sunk the money in or
gapizing various rattle trap schemes.
Work is serving a sentence of four years,
DUNCAN and Pfeiffer were pardoned, after
serving parts of three years and two years
sentences respectively.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-06-01
Sin. cNARlES. RUSSELL
c,ssss Arssmsat Tor eaSlaal In Ne ssAsiaS
Sea Matter.

PARis, May Sl.--Sir. Chafles Rssscll
concluded his argument In behalf Of the
British case before the Behrinx SEQ triba-
nal arbitration today He said this wss
the first occasion upon which nation had
claimed property in . frce swimming
animal contention a. Sir ChArles declared
it TO be untenable and its advancement de-
rogatory to the principle Of the freedom
the seas. II was the extravagant and un-
founded prctention that International law
sanctioned the seizure and condemnation
of friendly power, Existing international
laws were effective and noble
instrument to serve just the purpoaes Of
mankind in the adjudication Of their rights.
lie appealed 10 the tribunal to declare that
il could not make law.
Sir Charles in his pcroration. dwelt upon
the Importance Of arbitration here sub
mittcd to by two great powers. Their
presence NJ friendly litigants 10 fact Of
great moral significance, and their submis-
sion to arbitration victory for peace. NJ
the awArl will be-, IL II leaves the principlcs
Of international Law untouched.
Al the close Of Sir Charles address the
president Of the court Baron DE Courcel.
spoke in complimentary language Of the
ability and eloquence which Sir Charles
displayed In the protracted argumt mt.
Ex.Attorncv General Sir Richard Web
ster followed Sir Charles Russel In behalf
Of the British'case.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-06-01

the dead soldiers and sailors graves, flags.
flowers, evergreens and other tokens Of re-
msmberances to signify. that they still re-
membered their fallen comrades. The
cemetery with its beautiful shade trees,
wild flowers and graves trimmed with na-
lures gree, presented beautiful appear
ance.
Memorial hall Was literally packed with
people in the evening. TO hear the address
given by Mr.. Horace w. Burbank of Saeo.
Mr.. Burbanks' remarkes were eloquent and
strong and his address though quite long,
kept the very closest attention Of his
hearers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-06-01
BATES. 9; COLBY, S.
Colby Could Do Nothing with niIdram-An
Exciting Game.

LEWISTON, May 30.-The second game
in the college league, between Bates and
Colby, was played on the college grounds
this afternoon and was won by Bates.
Colby could do nothing with Mildram, who,
though little wild, pitched a magnificent
game. Colby played sharp fielding game,
their only error being made by Hall at first.
Nichols at third put up wonderful game,
having l / assists. His playing and Mil
drams pitching were the features. The
score:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-06-01
THE PICKET LINES

OF health should be doubly guarded at this sea
son, The air reeks with chilly moisture the
weather is chaHgeabie and uncertain
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-06-01
BATES.
COLBY.

Earned runs, Bates. ;. Two base hits. PENN II.
Backeti, Campbell. Three base hit Douglass.
Stolen bases. Wakefield. Hoffman, r. nnel, Doug
lass. Nildrsm Hall, Cotbn, Nidhols. First base on
balls, by Mildram, Hall, ,, iIoxie, Jackson ?,
Nichols ,, by Whitman, Bracket, Douglass. First
rase on errors, Bates ?, Colby 4. Struck. out by
Mildram, fIoxie burlington. fombsrd2, Whitman
by Whitman, Wakefield, Mlldram. Double plays,
Brackett and Pennell. Passes balls, Coffin 4.
Wild pitches, Milldam 1, Whitman l. Hit by
pitched ball, by Whitman, Douglass. fine 3h
e0m. Umpire, 5. X. Kelley.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-06-01
Al Gardiner.

GARDNER, May 3l.-tSpecial) We
could not have bad more beau
tifu day for memorial services
than WAS given US Tuesday. The
mills generally were shut down which al
loved the hands with out of town people
to gather in quite large numbers on Water
street in the morning. The programme as
assigned was carried out. At l.3o 7. M
the parade was formed and moved to the
Opera house where the comrades listened to
an excellent oration by Department Chap
lain Southland which was received with fire.
quent outbursts of applause. The singing
by the quartet was very excellent. AT
the closing of the exercises the parade was
formed as follows.
Platoon of Police.
Chief Marshal and Aids.
Gardiner Band.
Continental Drum Corps.
Continental Hook and Ladder.
Heath Post, No. 6.
City Government.
From the Opera house the procession
marched to the cemetery where the graves
were beautifully decorated. The monu-
ment on the common was then decorated
snd PRAYER offered by Rev. Mr.. owen, af'
ter which the parade was dismissed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-06-01
Charged With Arson.

ALFRED, May 3l.-Michal S. and Jacob
Rosenbaum of Biddeford were brought into
the supreme judicial court of York county
this afternoon and arragned on two indict-
ments for burning property with intent to
defraud insurance company. They plead
not guilty and gave bail in $1,000.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-06-01
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

These patents have been granted Nh
thaniel A. SWEET, Westbrook. thill coup
ling Fred Pooler, Skow hogan horse book ;
Matthew Moriarty, Bangor, cesspooi; Fer
dinand B. Merrill and g. II. Lowell, Var
mouth. two patents on means for cooking
canned goods and on soldering iron fo'
cans,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-06-01
DECORATION DAY,
Pleasant for the First Time in
Many Years.
Hundreds Took Advantage Of the
Weather to Visit Cemeteries
Aad visu The Procession Evsaiae Exseeises
--jsdSs Msirs Address.


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urna,.,. ,s ,,sor,. x;,;,.a tho cs,.-
,sr;s. N nav a tender tribute tn the sacred
memorv Of their dear. Altbouph the late.
nes. Of the sesson WAS expeeted to decrease
the number of flowers. the suypr;sins fact
wa. that il ia a long time since the grave,
of soldier and citizen and civilian have
been 80 profusely decorated.
As soon AZ people became convinced that
the day would be clear they came ou, in IN
creasing numbers until the streets were
thronged with holiday crowd. But hol-
day crowd resembling none other of the
year for the predominating feeling was one
of reverent remem branee of what the day
symbolized.
As time advanced the spirit Of expectancy
in the crowd developed and people listened
eagerly for the strain of martial music that
would announce the approach of the pro-
ecssion. On time the line moved and the
waiting multitude WAS rewarded for its
wait
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-06-01
Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
A,,ssssmsat q Issias in Easet Apr. -. Iso3.
THROUGH TRAINS.

GOING WEsT-sN 4. n. for Lewiston
ssrmips.on. Kockiand, Portland, Bost0a and
ron.resi, 1910 A. u. for Brunsvlek, Lewiston
5rmibs.on, koeklxnd, Portland sad BOSTON
ssc. Ii6 and sB r. n. fof Brunswick. BAH
Portland, Boston; iin r. 4. tnishf PgiInas)
.ysry night for Lewiston. Bath. Rockiaud. Port
SDING EAsT-aioA A. 4 (nisht exprssa) 70.
stovhesan, Belfast. Bangor. Bar HastoF, St
Sssvhen. 81. jobs and AToosseos County; 81
NJ for Watervilis, and skowhegAn and
%, Bangor and vzncsoofo; iz-H r. u
tor ws,eryslis. connecting At waterviiis
vf.h 29 r. n. train for Lewiston
ia r. NJ for watervine. Oakland
Horth Anson, Bingham, skoxhegzn. Beira>t
isyer Foxcro.t. Bangor. Bar Hastor. ST. stephen
:, John and Aroostoox County, 2i7 A. n. sun
days only for Watervilie and Bangor.
fbe ylsht Pullman Trains going east at 2i0 A
,oiHg vest at I1y0o r. NJ, run each way ever
nigbi SUNDAY Included, connecting for Lewiston
md Kockiand, but not 10 skowhegan oB Monday
r1rnlnfs or to Belfast. Dexter. or syond Ban
.e,r. excepting 10 Bar Harbor. on sunday morn
iags.
The day trains going West H bio A
N and Ezst al 3.+s r. N. run daily, Sunday in
GUIDED between Boston. Lsiston, Bath. BAnso,
,os a. John
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-06-01

wasRISeroS, May 3l-The following
Maine people have been awarded pensions
Reissue and increase, Edward X. Win
gate: increase, Elijah Nickerson. James
Crockett, Harvey Doughty. John Sullivan,
James B. Anniss; reissue, Jas WithmoFth,
John n. Morrill,, Joseph p Luce; original.
widows. etc.. minor ehildren Of Samuel F.
Emery, William S. Michaels, father, minor
children of James Greeley.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-06-01

LEWISTON, Me-, May 3l.-In runaway
&c ,dcnt here yesterday George. the y year
old son Of Henry Daniels, was instantly
L ncu, and Will, the 3-year-old son Of
Patrick Flynn. was badly hurt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-06-01

Bosros. May 3I.-For New England !:
Thursday. increasing cloudiness followed
by rain, except in northeastern Maine
cooler over interior, eastsrly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-06-01

wAsHISGToN, May si.--it was stated
here yesterday, on excellent authority
that DIR. McGlynn had gone to Rome, and
not to Chicago for three months, as has
been published. The same authority H. re-
-sppnsbie Tor the statement that DR. Burt
sell will soon be restored to the pastornte
0; his old parish, the Church Of the Epiph-
ANY, al Twenty second street and Sec ond
avenue, New York. DIR. Bnrtscll was
transferred from the Church Of the Epiph-
any 70 the church in Rondout. Of which
nc IL still in charge. by Archbishop Corri-
gan for his activity In defending Dr.
McGIynn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-06-01
The psy II oaAisas.

OAKLAND, May sl.-(SpeciAi.) = Ser.
geant wyman Post G. A. B., headed By
Gilman's Band marched to the cemetery,
Tuesday afternoon, and there placed ovel
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-06-01

WAsHrysros Nay 3I.-For Maine fair.
slightly warmer, with south or southwest
winds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-06-01
EASE BAlt.

The National and New England lsssvs Games
Each Clubs Standing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-06-01

Plntf's Chlssfaes 10 Dislnfeetant.
especially prepared for household uses.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-06-01

Ui,s--I,rookIyn, 4; Pittshurg, I. Errors-
2; Pittsburg. 0. Baiteries-Stcip and
DHiey Ehret nd Mack.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-06-01
Praise!
Praise !!
Praise y!
n6oen's 1aznetic Compound Re.
ceives It All Along The Line.

NO man round about Augusta. Me-, Is better
kn1wn Or more highly respected, thaa Rev ".
= " nlisns"n. When hc speaks In terms Of
praise Of iiIDpEs's MACsHrlc COMpo,,xn r-St
1ssnfsd the medicine is deserving OF IL HIS
pithy testimonial has the ring OF true metal:
No. spgasta, Me-, Jan. ~, 1874.
HIDDEN AF a.,
cEsILkNtN regard to IIipDrN's Mac
NhfiH tHAf''fNr lrrUit ne N say, think il Is a
very good fnrsi &. aud know IL saved me from
= threatened A'i.' of pneumonia. cheerfaily
recommend It As good medicine H. the diseases
which 1t is designed 10 cure
Yours truly,
W. J.. WILLIAMSON.
we have the eie4nest, pureSt and best medicine
on the market. IL j. made honor IL will
cure YOU II you are sick OF aiiing try TIE cos4-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-06-01

CONCORD, n. H., May 3l.-Iiosea B. Car
ter Of Concord has been appointed deputy
labor commissioner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-06-01
HAtl0Mell.
The Usual Exercises Carried Out BY the Grand
| Army Veterans.

HAlLowsrL, May 81 --{Special) Me-
mortal day was observed in this city in q
very appropriate manner. The procession
formed on Second street at Q A. NJ, and
marched to the cemetery, where the follow
ing exercises were heli:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-06-01
New England League Standing.



Fail Eyer.-.,.... o o I 0-D
Biock:oa............ o U o o.
IIl,s Fail River. Is; Brockton. y Errovs--
Fail His.f. /. Eroekton. " Batteries-Ukeill
and furr,ll, Do", Kiiey and Flynn.
At PORTLAND.
ira 8 9 o
PoTtlsn .............2 ] y-b
1o.. .. ........... % o y %
Hits-PoriIsnd, is Lowell, 7. Errors-P0rf-
Iabd z; iDveIi, o. Baiteries--Maina and
Hayes, Rudderhatn and mcAalsy.
AI LEWISTON.
i23s 81
Lev tston.. .......2 0 o o -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o o o D l.
Hlfs--I,ewis;ou, Il: Dover. i2 Errors---iNwls.
ton, o; Dover, 3. Baiteriss--W Whseicr and Hart;
Mnrsr and Il0nahnf.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-06-01

are most esteemed by every intelligent nsn
and woman. Defangements OF the liver,
stomach and bowels speedily present TO n.
the living question Of obtaining relief. II
is at once found in DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets, which cure sick headache, bilious
headache, constipation, indigestion. biliou,
attacks, etc. Purely vegetable and pr
fectly harmless. they are unequsiied ..
specific for the complaints named. One tiny
sugar-coafed pellet dose. In viaIs 25 cis.
Garry them in your vest pocket.
The MiIk Tasned s0sy.
will not tell you her name. but one Of
the neishbors says that during her briet
visit the other day the milk tnrnsd sour.
Her countenance looks . yard long. She
sizhs peYpetnslIy. The cloud on her brow
10 deep. II beaten out thin, bpIieve IL
would cover the sky. Her voice il doleful,
and her eyes sho~ no Ysdisnce. Her win,
kIes are numbcrIess. She is sorry picture,
and all because she Is 4 victim Of one of
those complaints common IN women. II.r
system 10 deranxed. She needs c0arss Of
self-trestmtnt Nth DR.. Piefce's Pavovite
Prescription. This = i'll ersiicate thorosgl-
ly those excrucistng periodical paine an :
functional weaknesses, inciient to her SIX,
and 1t the same time build up and invixor.
ate her whole system BY IL heslth-imparfins
influence. A trial bottIe will convince.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-06-01

msmeriaI 0ay Games.
Al hroehton "a. M.)-Fsl River. 2i; brock
ton. !.
Al psii river fP. M.3-FsII River. 10: Brock
f0B,s
Al Dover, "A. M.).-Loweii. 3. Dover. !.
Al Lowell, {P. M.}--Doves, o. Lowell, q.
At Lewiston, "A. M.)-Lewistop, q. PortisHd.3.
Al Portland. (P. M.)--Yottisnd, II: LewisfOn.n,
0ihW eanss Isssday.
Al Cambridge--Harvssd .; Princeton, 8.
At Ssco--Saco' 23: Sanford, 10.
Al Csmden-Belfass, 12; Camden. 2.
Al Pxsssf-Bowdoin .; Enter, 9.
wAo Bahy ~ ~, ~ esss ~ CasesglA
whn - vss CAnA. Asaisa fos cas~AA
wAn - bsuans HltA - ans 70 cnnaiA
wAA - - cAnAva. - evssA1 canaA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-06-01
Memorial Day Games.

Hits baltimore "A, 81. Louis, ". Errors
ialtimo e. =; ST. Louis. .. Batteries -Schnit bnd
Rob bsdn, iiuwlcy and t3unson.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-06-01

. 3S6
IIostOn ...........1 o 2 o S-N
i4ouisville...... .....i % o o -
Hits, Louisville. y; Boston, a. Errors. Loui,.
Vile 4; Boston. 4. Hemming and Harrington;
and H. nnett. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
DEATH or MRS. JANE FdLLONER PERRIN.

SHE WAS THE OLDEST MEMBER OF THE
DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
Mrs. James Falconer Perrin. the Oldest member
OF tho Daughters OF the American Revolution. ana
granddaughter OF General John Falconer. who was
an aidede-camp OF General Washington. died ut her
home. No. - Fast Sixty fourth.st., last Friday.
Mrs. Perrin also n direct descendant OF Ad'
mlral dc Cogny, tho Frcnch-IIuguenot. who was The
leader OF The Protestant party in Franco during
tic middle OF the sixteenth centIv.
Mrs. Perrin cighty-threc years old wien she
dlf She had lived IN this dry all hor life; she
waS familiar with early NcwlOr and was Init
matcy acquainted with the families prominent In
Now.\ok % half century ego. She was born in
Rowling t;rccl. In Of the old marblc-front
houses which 70 day face BATTERY Park. Her maiden
Jan" Fa"Oncr Vo2,l.
MI. rc:Iin was devoted T. her country and was
most courg eoi> woman. In 1SCi. at the time Of
the drafting of mon for the Civil War; when there
Was much excitement in this city. Il mob sur
rounded her house in West Fory-scvcnth-st with
NE intention of sct.lnS fire TO it. Five other houses
In the ncichh3rhoCd had been burned BY the who
when ;lc mob to her home fearlessly went out
among the men and demanded to be heard. She de-
vcrcd long and patriotic speech. and the result was
that the who had come 10 burn her house chccrcd
her and dispersed nj the end OF the address. In the
exciting times Of TIE she made clothes for the
Union soldiers. and devoted much OF her time to the
care of sick and wounded soldiers.
Mrs. lcIrin leaves five Chdicn, VINO are all married
ana families OF their own. Tic funeral Will take
place tomorrow from her home and will be private.
she will be buried In Trinity churchyard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
UORhING FOR DE. GtLLIGHEL'S RELEASE

THE sThTE DEPARTMENT REQUESTED TO RE-
COVER MONEY TAKEN FROM HIM.
Washington. Jan. 2l..-Ehorts are still being made
By citizens # this country, and through them by the
state Department, 10 the release OF Dr. Gal
aghcr formerly OF Brooklyn and other Irish suspects
who confined In British prisons charged with COM
pcity In dynamite oulrasos. The representations OF
this Government seem to b. securing the attention OF
the Government Of Great Britain. and on the whole
their effect has boon beneficial to the prisoners This
morning pres sentative McNeer. OF Philadelphia and
r. :. Gafncy. Of NewYorh, representing the Irish
Ancestors, Association. saw Secretary OF the State
Foster and urged that the Government Of the United
states request OF Great Britain that Mrs. Gallagher
who Is living In Brooklyn and Is much In need OF
money. BE- paid the money her husband had at the time
81 h!, arrest said to b" 81 900 secretary Foster TO-
qucsied that convincing proof b. secured OF the pos
session Of the money by the imprisoned man.