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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-27
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS

will be paid 10 any young man who fails to
gr.w a glossy aud luxuriant Mustache on the
smoothest face by using Rubin's Infdllible
Mustdche Gr0soer. One boa does the W0rk.
If you are bald or your mustache or beard
does not grow well. try t. II never fails. :
For sale by all Druggists PRICE so CTS.
MUTH Bios. 4 Co., Wholesale Agents. II
your druggist does not keep IL, we will send
it TO you by mail on receipt Of price Address
RUBIN CHEMICAL CO.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Postoffice Box 200 1875 sm
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-27

Needing tnnsc. * children who art build
ing 10. should take
uFoW&fS IRON H1TrERS.
y "a r eos4nl ~ take cures AIaiaxia, Erii-
Seaion. 81 iopsness and Liver Complaints
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-27

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and AZ r. nicu Statfoa.
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dc1cea On orders icft a. urre. aartaE44t carlel
Ealfirnere nn6 Calvert streets.
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN the Subscribers, Of Anne Arundel
County, have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Anne Arundel County, II Mary
land, letters OF administration 90 the per
sonal estate Of RICHARD MEDFORD.
late of Anne Arundel County. deceased.
All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned TO exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof. 20
the subscribers. on or before the
f0rH DAY OF MI. 1898.
They may otherwise, by law, be ex
cludod from sll benefit Of the said estate.
All persons indebted 20 said estate are re-
qucsted 20 make immediate payment
Given under our hands this 9th day Of
December. 1892.
HENRY MEDFORD,
DANIEL r. MAGRUDER,
de Administrators.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-27

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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-27

If you feel weak
ard all worn out take
BROWN S IRON BITTERs
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-27

Leave WaMhluGEop Tor b@lfm@Ee
Al 500 SO. 7 70, TO. 500. eco, 1000. 10 50.
II OOIl 30 a. ~. l1.lb. 1Ol. 13u. 1l3, 3 -,
s45, 400.4.2O. 43a. 8. 40.8.lA. 40. go. 10 ~.
ii is 1nt lI.35 ~ On sunday nt 80. 80
3 %. 1910. 100 A. n. l4Aar 100. Znls
no. 816. 3 n. 3.45. 100. 40. $40 elA I-&o
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17
WOULD Be 4 STATE
Indian Territory Seeks to Settle
Internal Trouble.
TWO RACES AND TWO LAWS
Whss shs -ss<ssdae~ss wAns y shs
nasss l.A~s bsAssaly Enas~crd
~ nosh Ned. snd whiss~
TWO RACES AND TWO LAWS

For GIBSON J. I.Juiy i0- For sonsc
time eoosts lnvc brsn made Ia inducs
somebody q uuQuestipnsd standing 10
take the iuitixtivs In = movcment look
ips townr,i Seh...d s.,r th. ,ive civil.
i,sd n.t,rr. mi. -s..l.~ M.slo.s.
ps...;~ .s.-,. - -
=. o's'ns : cum ua'ea'''n ''o"'
* 'nuian Agent BENNETT whicn goes 10
WARD gratifying the statehood element
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

Astronomer Fr;sbv Treated tn an Un-
usual sight by = Comet.

WASHINGTON. july l6--At l0:Do'clock
last night the comet, which is now the
object of 20 much search and spccula-
. ton. suddenly developed aus usenormous
tail. which tn the unpracticed eye was
taken 10 be q disPlny Of aurora borealis
At that hour Professor Frisbic Of tho
naval observatory. was studying the
comet through the nine inch glass. He
noticed a long streak 1t grcenish white
light shoot out from the comet aud ex-
tend itsrif afxnyst 10 the zenith. At
first the nucleus IT the comet being at
tho moment hidden by fieccy cloud. il
was thought that tho aurora borcalis
had sent out an advance notice OF bril-
liant engagement, but as thcre was no
fYickering, and a. the light came stead
lily from where the comet had last been
srcn. che professor concluded that ne
vas seeing a comet IN process
~ Development. The tail ~ the
comet was thirty degrees in length. a
distance about sixty miles as long as the
moon Is wide. and extendedfrom ten de
grees above the horizon almost to the
zenith. 1t was plainly visible to the
naked eye and was watched for some
time by the corps of observers at the in
stitution. Prof Frisby said: There in
no way To explain the sudden freak of
the comet They are erratic bodies at
best. and the only thing they say is that
this one had reached a stage where il
was ready to throw out the long streak
IL luminous gas which we call TAIL II
was not !. bushy tail. but was a long rib
bon of light. about three times as wide
as the moon
Prof. Brooks IL Geneva New York, 10.
day reported the observation of dis.
play Of .he aurora here last night. the
most magnificent feature of which was
beam of light of great brilliancy reach.
ing from the western horizon up past
the zenith towards the eastern sky. Ii
resemblei i'm form and brightness
great comet. Tor which il was mistaken
by many persons. The real comet, he
said. was considerably To the north. IL
was lust visible last night in the auroral
glow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17
CLuBBED TO DEATH.
The Horrible Method of r xccuting
Prisoners I'm COrca.

Hs><ssss-sR Va%os
SEOUL. July lG-A native named
Henrisho recently killed foreigner dur
ing squabble over the japanese and
Corcan troubles The native was con-
dcmncd to death and executed today.
The execution ground IL mound on tho
side of the main highway. A tent was
spread and in the middle was u straw
mat for the criminal The japanese
consul was present. as well IA severa.
high officials.
A native officer. all in red, arrived in
sedan chair. escorted 10y seven soldiers.
and soon after his appearance two men
came rushing up, one dragging the
criminal by the hair and tho other pull
ing him with ropee. with which he was
securely bound. lie was then seated on
the mat and unbound. when paper and
pen were given him and he was forced
To write some declaration.
As soon as this was done he was
roughly thrown on his face and spread.
eagled. Several men then seized clubs
and sticks and heat him about the joins
in the most savage way. He shricked
with the terrible pain. but after few
blows only dull moaning came from
the victim. The officer in charge put
his hand over the victims nostrils and
reported to the Japanese consul that the
man was dead The police inspector ex-
anined the pulse and reported life not
yet extinct aud an order was given TO
resume the clubbing which was carried
on for nearly an hour longer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

Il Excellent. But Peters Pence D.
Failing or

LospoS. July l6. Sig. Laponi. ply
sician Ca the pope. Is quoted as sa,i ing
that the pontIh will live beyond 80. He
said this week the health of the islustri
Gus patient is all that could be desired.
considering how well he bore the
fatigues ~ the many ceremonies during
the spring
II is reported that the sharp falling
eff in Peters pence greatly preyed upon
the pope's mind Collections have Oh
minlshcd nearly 80 per cent in the pact
ten years The collection taken in
every principal church festival of lss2
yielded 5000 tn oltoo francs The last
one yielded hardly 10000
Visiting pilgrims are asioundel ~ the
unparalleled wealth and rplendnr ~ the
vatican Ugly rumors often circulate 81
spcculstinn= with Peters pencc. and
perhaps the strongest reassyn ~ the fali
ing Of is fseo's refusal 20 hand over the
jubilee gifts 10 the vatican collection 81
tf.azQrea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

Both France and siam Deny That
They Are Wrong.

PARIS. July l6.-Rcar Admiral Hu-
mann. who was in command when the
gunboats Inconstante and Comite
crossed the bar OF the Menam river and
proceeded TO Bangkok. has made a brief
report of the incident 10 the government.
The gunboats did not fire ON the Siamcse
forte ut the rivers mouth. he says. until
the forts, without any previous warn.
ing or demand had fired on the
gunboats NJ. Pavie.. French min
lister resident in Bangkok. has been
instructed 10 protest against the firing
from the forts as an indcfcnsibie act.
constituting violation Of international
law. inasmuch IA the friendly relations
established between France and Siam
by the treaty Of 1856 had remained un
impaired up 10 that time. The sccre-
tary of the Sianlese legation in Paris
denies. in an interview. that the Siamese
were the aggressors in the affair. The
conflict was due. he says. 10 the fact
that the French commanders misunder
stood the orders Of the government not
10 cross the bar.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17
MS LIGHT rINE.
a Russian Worlds Fair Exhibitor
Violates Custom Laws.

WasHisGrov. July l6 4 violation II
the United States revenue laws by
Russian exhibitor af the worlds fair has
resulted rather badly Tor the exhibitor.
and hal the treasury department not
tempered its Justice with mercy. the
matter would probably have ended even
more seriously. The exhibitor in ques.
ton. J. :. Levitts. sold some Jewelry in
h's dirplas that had been admitted
duty free for exhibition purposes only.
His exhibit was seixei aud would have
been confiscated. but Mr.. Levifts made
proposal To the collector ~ customs nj
Chicago agreeing to pay go az a fine
and ali costs connected with the custody
~ the exhibits. together with the pay.
ment ~ regular duties on his entire dis
play. excepting Few articles Ia be- dc.
~ignatci by the collector 10 remain on
exhibition. The collector recommended
10 the treasury department that tho
offer - accepted. and Mr.. Ievitfs de
posted the amount of his offer In the
treasury Approval of the oder was
gwen by the solicitor ~ the treasury
and the department has accordingly nc.
reuted IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

4 ress- rs-.@e Att-nsps GO Arrest Them
sasi Are wor~fcd

fioErtrtLs Texas. July lR THIS
toNn has teen Considerably excited ovsr
ne3s setelyeu yesterday from Sour
Springs - the edeet that yesterday
nltrnipx te'Ecr EaYior - tina; place.
rsa acres a camp - Nexicans an TIE
tiltesa sotism mo ha.i bUichrred hcg
sis teas hack aud notified Deputy
safrE heach and i've other citi1sfs
sai ssiarn~i - arrest the Mexicans
toe ps~se SEPARATED. and as Baylor aud
oue "a tis party rode up. TIE Mexicans
krsd pn then Tbn ire was returned
snd ore Nexl@an FELL Iirach's pistol
kot cut a oFsicf a Il burst ADD be wsa
badly yo~tieF cosnefi The Eses.s be
Nas with went hack "a the springs With
With him. aosi thr Others % the party
coeling up e,ter. found the Nexican-
had zoue. but leff behind them a Win
chester, hat. fsur saddles and seven
her~es fhev are believed b. he gang
80 hovss thieves They are all -eI
irv=set asen ADD were well rnounts-f
Late YESTERDAYS evening Sheriff xinsn
wse -ent f1r snd went over with three.
ofiicers The N-xican@ number foor .,r
i've anil srs believed O. - sonle - Car
csas men
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17
uNwELCoME APPEARANCES.
Mrs Walters M. Suddenly Con-
fronts Her Missing Husband.

CoLuaRrs. Ohio. July IL. Last
Thursday two women registered at the
Crittenden hotel as Mrs James X.
Walters aud daughter. tho latter being
.atssat. IL years II age. Saturday she
esllso at the house of james r. Walters,
city inspector Of meats. aud caused con
siernxtion In the family by announcing
that she. uas WMtrrs' wife and that che
had married him in Sc~ York - years
agp. lie admits the statement IL wife
number one. but says he thought shc
was dead. Mira Walters number one
lives IN New York CITY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17
DEATH FROM 4 BOMB
INSTANTLY KILLS TWO MEN
tsvsDssiy aaj~v<- Thsss osAnss--as ~
pssksaus 1nHasr-sssscksa nssss~a
Tp~noapa ~ uessaAea

Csic<se. Jug "a The premature ss-
,is~4on ~ fire SOFAS boa.b Al n lhd
IN p,enie n pfogr~us ~ -Fifsy ninth
nr-~t and Ashland AVENUE this sweating
st Ia ocsoek klllsl .~o psns,ns and ~
iiously 0osndsd three.
The ~ieA.f-sre. Richard MARSHALL
Michael Saow.
The seriously injured are: Anslrsu
Iulno. An.ons Na@ho. Tony Ladont.
rs1s t-ssib that c4ussd tae siisastse
Hs< ohe thar - dreei from an extern ps9-
slizssfmsriar. 7, h intended ~ he fx-
e'Os!sd algh in the AIR snd 3, be accom-
panied by a shower II t9iliant nie.
jast as the charge ~as stoat 10 b<s hrd
thsf~ ~as premature exphssion- The
i4uid l.fe sat barning -sHplo~ivo>. %
rlner with the pseees of tnortas COO.
aiming tns boInb. we're hurried with
;snns.n hike elect in essr1 dircc<ion.
iunsireds % pef~ons weee standing
sruSsie3 ahoug The spot sn1 IN the dsrx
sess sxkf aRful hathe nd thupie~sis re
,ort My rret -sietl ~ a s>ss,ntFthererns
H those stricken 70 the earth. No lights
we're 81 firsr a. - had snd ffe dead ard
su,tnsie.s lay Together beneath the fsrt
- tAaz VINO were able 10 escape. Mary
- bleerting and bruised. and before
fhss couli be cared FOE. all f&o Iights On.
he grounds were extsnguisileS and N
creased darkness added 10 the panic sl-
Fesdy pr-cipsfasi-
The exploding fireworks seemed 20
pioS their vay through the slease crowd
90 the outniO<t circle u onlookerA be
lore The basning PARTICLES and in the
y o. q tbs. -.explosson men. women and
tslasen alike seemed 10 be swept dowa.
aed tboss Hni iarei and nearest the eS-
pioelsd bcalb crushed hack. carrying the
panic with them In a moment the
panic groansiS Was N. scene of nnlin.
tied eonfg-ion. fhoss killed and in
.ured serschsshy the persons ia charge
n the disv-sy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

ST.. PArL. july l6-- The Minnesota
ticket brokers and the Minnesota rail
way companies have buckied on their
armor for tight to the death. The new
anti scaIpers Law passed on April 10
goes into effect thi- week aud is very
stringent. II makes IL state. offense
for any man 10 cell, barter or transfer
railroad tickets or other evidence of the
holders right to travel. except lac be
provided with license from the rail
road or pteamboat company over whose
lines said ticket is purchased; and also
with license obtained from the secre-
tary a. state within ten days after the
issuance ~ the companys ticket Every
agent of every railroad company repre-
sentel in this state must he provided
with a certificate or authority by
his company next "Wednesday
morning. aud also with state cerfifi.
cate ON or before Saturday. July -. or
l,a liable. Ia arrest Tor violation II the
above Law "a a scalper. Nearly all the
railroads having ticket agents in Min
n.a,ta have already provided them with
certificates, aud when The ten daye
grace have expired there ia no doubt
tu, that every agent ~iil have a state
certificate rnugly in hss possession
sheuld any line b. delinquent In this
matter there will b. sOme interesting
complications in the prosecution ~ a
scalpor. who can. " Convicted. immesii
asels arrest the agent u such line and.
with the American ts~oeist,on a
Ticket brokers' NJ his lack. put hssn
through the very mill" which the raii
t.sasls have desiisaied D. the occupatian
- asealpefs only
Al -ealpers have lecsslcd so ignnte
the ias A frst cs-e siil ~ made up
ss = rs,-alt and -eat o. The supreme
eossft which Vill rs~ apsn the lasr
eonsiltaiionsflty
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

IxorASAroIas, July l6.-The conven-
ton Of the Baptist Young Peoples
Union finished it's labors and adjourned
tonight, large number of the delegates
leaving for chicagolat midnight on a
special train. This morning they scat
tered out 10 ]tfie various churches. most
Of the city pulpits being filled by distin
guished visiting Baptists. In the after
noon praise service Of song and great
commission meeting were he'd at Tom
Iinson hall. the latter being a symposium
upon the futureputlook Of the union's
work. This eve8ing 1t the last session
President Chapipah delivered an ad-
dress. in which he urged close study OF
the Bible snd-islcnded the idea OF a
purely denomiuationnl society such as
the union is. Among the resolutions
adopted was this, which was adopted
with cheers by rlFing vote:
Resolved. Thar 10 3i0.0U0 saloons in
the EationE nEa6ioE employ more than a
million of men and waste more than a
billion of mou<k every year. together
with the brewefiss and dsstillerics. all of
which are compactly organized. are an
aggregation of the most stupendous
enemies To civil and religious liberty.
thechristian Sabbath and our republican
institutions.
Received. That we believe in the alb
solute abolition of the liquor traffic in
the state and nation. and pledge our
selves To wage against it truceless war
until the whole business. root and
branch. Is entirely annihiiated.
On Sunday closing this resolution was
adopted: Resolved. That with profound
gratitude t. Almighty God. ~erccognize
His overruling hand IN the final closing
Of the gates 81 the worlds fair on Sun
day The attempt OF men to make gain
by disregard of law. 10y trampling upon
interests long held sacred on this con
tinent, has been met by the strong and
persistent protest OF the American con
science. The officials Of the exposition
gave the public the privilege Of secular
iziug the Lords day. That privilege
the people. each Of his own free will,
have scorned aud We hail the result as a
declaration. before the nations ~ the
earth. of the unfaltcring purpose ~ the
American people to preserve IN it's inte-
gritty the American Sunday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

wssssx.sro~. July lsi A frei-,httra n
>,liisi,iu ee--arree nesr here ysster 10
1n,ier gnpsuai circumstances Tile
rrew ~ an opttytng tram sas = ass1
lfinF 1rar The track apparently inlured
sd ia 3cr,sTiaasae wifh the ruIss- - lite
raj tte tram ea- sfappssi and an snves
hlaisnh n7tlr. wsa feunsf that the
uau Fas ugrstnet laus from = sound n
toe aetsl aad a lrattared ~ he wse
piSfef ~ he eeis<ee. hut before the
trsln fiies - = arted another freight
sies ots'ssft ffnnd eame alaox ard
efia~tef isso thl @ssudiux ears. The
men Z, re s.aississ bal net tiaae o. re-
rhsfr the e.ssig n the injured man.
fsfvif eeeeffas ff~roi the xFrck faen,-
seises ~ iuaHnr u - ssit that ~
rsF Etf~t fNftanf tnr cniiisson dtsi n.st
aEurafffr Ne tiRrir@ q he vis.tira
u eaf hfeoshf to the city and psacs.l
in a a'fzpirtt snit tcn,zht IL - r~lssffssi
faat ~ = stfnieeF Pat IriBrev~sl lie hsss
ften Hifniifesf Pc Niiliari Leonsrf. 4
eiesr'uRkrt asiat "a tsis city. H0s lss
fec~tve'i nis eri9insi iniasiee has pyf
h..en is-srrfsl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

Gsrzs's sosdics~ Ssrsssng "a. save Their
i..ses and trces.osn.


Nsw NoRA. July lG. n Worlds sps
-ial from Dubuque. Iowa. ssyss Al Alta
TEXAS. cattle thief canned Bonner has
sntrred heoeas eorpus procss~isngs In
the Unitrs. States court here againsf
Warden Aapning 81 the Iowa state pen
rseltsary sf IA xma<s. The prisoner al
eyes thas the inis- eut of the United
Stairs court IN Trxzs sentencing him To
lutrsonm-ns xas VOID BECAUSE IL pr,.
gi1cd for h.s isnp7isonn nnsent oistaisIc CO
The state. sudSe Shras baA osslrrs<i the
wa<tisn 81 answer here oss July ~ This
IS teet ease. one % the objected whscA
= the liberation of between sixty and
seventy fesicsai pri-mefs a' Ansmo>st
It's special purfsse - the liberation Il
Ten Mexican oaadits seat up from San
Anionic. Texas. on Thurs ~. They
1ave heen sentenced to terms ranging
from nine monshs to three years Tor ,s,
lstion ~ ueutraiity lava These bandits
were mcmters of Garza's re,olutionar,
army and led across the Rio Grande To
sscaFc the Aexieaa troops IL Is ex-
Eec'ed that on tho compietion of Their
eraisace "a Anaun%a they viii be es.
frsated. ceurt mar'!aiied and shol.
fueir capture is ssid 20 have csst the
citsd states gpsefumeat s9op,l
Nsxsmp Masfieex. sentenced tor three
yfar-. was a hssgasiicr sc4esai ia Ciar1as
sgny
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

Dingec Besrs Claim the Entire Town
of Port Chester.

Nrw YoRs. July III. The hundred or
mere heirs - samuel Dlngee aud Solo
mon Dingee, both - whom lived in Port
Chester. Westchce.er county. in the lat
ter part ~ the Last century. are about Ia
take legal scti0n with Wow to recov.
efinx property estimated to be wort h
about ejfsouuo stephen III. Moyc -
Brooklyn has been retained "a attorney
and ~ili at once take steps Ia protect
the interests n bis clients.
s>sslornou Dingee was born in West
chester s~panty IN lI.5. and during the
revolution sislcd With the British. His
mothers name was Merritt. hnd or sis
ter willcd him many acres - land. situ-
sfs.d NJ the spot where the village -
Port Chester y now locatrd Finding
that people Nsre adverse 60 buying the
property Diuxs-e isass'i - various par
ties ssr rinsty nire years. Having done
this Be sent o. II Jobns. Nee Beuus
wiek. and settled duen. dying there in
i<4. snsi iessing ~ direct heir to ia
hsrst the sancctss he had accumulated
durinx his lifetime.
Aisost rear aga Dh. Samuel Tin
xs~ mssie his Appearance here. claiming
- sspfereat the western hfsnch = fse
family We srnt nBmh~f e fyps~rtt
ten eircular- to the sssfefn hrirs. ssh
inx fasir ess op~fatt.u ~ Fegssnins the
Canadian property i~ft ~ Dtssee Tbs
o,hss heirs became ~H-fscioue and ta
srrnin~f - do SIMS invest sgati0n ea
their o~n ssroonf. .ifh The result that
skey fsi-ess-ef~d hat the isase - The
psrtehesfes prcperty essiel shis yess.
ssa tfst tks Gsassisaa fsnpefff ~ss
srAf.sre al eva hosls He,tis sad Ne@
nsaa,ssisk The siin9e - fs5rtehreter
80 ~ les~f The efesfes part a il - tl.s
Hen. eiaim. - built aA fha irzssi
r..ssa ard - tlsa iesae exfsres eithEa
s - netfhs tses sFt sasasfle a. hraf
fasaf the pfssenf iaeassirats ka.sssa
ne hasss = ,al >. Dsasss. a Ghsszs.,.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

uoke says That rrofs-~.os Harrington
Has Me- ts~ssgsed.

W.@Hf~foS. July hi Secretary
Mottnu expressed both surpflse and IN
dlgnatlon st the intsfvsw with Fore
eastsf = u Dunn - New York pub.
lszhef on Friday last ~Is u absolutely
untrue he said. that haye asked
PFsaes-or Harrington fef hls resignation,
nor have | any intention u slasuE 80.
Mr.. bunn : suggestions ia regard 81
matter - thi= ksad sn feiatioa % hi.
chief are quite ost n place When sus
eestiofss M regard O. the msnaxemeft
q the bureau are sshfef from him be-
wiil he invited D. present thsa. not o.
ihe rahile. bat 81 bic nfhelal susy~fiofs
tos Nc. Dumas usn sake trust he has
Iesa nissusted ethessi~e he has pFo
fes-et ka0~lsstge aFssn a soisleet ~
~hlsh he kaass sssssslasi5, aa hoss
ftsa ~ sis-s q sisesns sils. iplise