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The evening world., 1893-06-03

Aspirlted san Francisco belle made evsrx
thing ready for her wedding. even TO N
cloths for cleaning windows and silver al
rolls OF bandages In case Of sudden accidsut
to say nothing OF the usual array OF linen al
doilles, scarfs ana centre pieces, only 10 On
out the pertidy OF man and the uncertainty
oil things mundane. The day the engae,
ment was broken she made . big bonnre !
the back yard, shook out ali the lavende,
scented treasures upon which she had ias
ished such care and heaped them oil upon N
names. Never did vestal virgin feeding u
sacred nres OF .ancient Roman affairs msk
moro fervent VOWS than did This nineteent
century mai1en as she mnde holocaust OF be
trousseau 10 the hope Of assuaeinE her, heart
ache. In q cabinet in her room STANDS
BEAUTIFUL jar which her girl friend and nj
sip declares cont aims tho ashes OF her hear
and her bridal linen crcma,ed together d
that IAtoful day. r;
The evening world., 1893-06-03
To Clean Uht,. snk Lace.

There are two well-known recipes fol
cleaning white silk lace. One Is tc
wind It around a piece Of wood. like @
piece of broom-handle, or a glass bottle
anG to soak 1t all night in warm CASTLE
soapsuds and milk; rinse In warn
water. soak in soap and warn
water; rinse again without rubbing
bleach in the sun and dry. The second
method recommends that the lace bt
spread out upon white paper. covered
with calcired magnesia; another sheet
OF paper placed upon 1t, and laid away
for three days between the pages OF
a large book; then shake of the pow,
der, and the lace will be clean and
white.
The evening world., 1893-06-03
HONESTY IN DEGREE.

The testimony thus far taken before
the Customs Investigating Committee
tends TO show that there have bern
two cliques in the Appraisers office,
each accusing the other OF corrupt and
crooked practices. and each apparently
having pulls" at Washington strong
enough to keep them In the public ser
vice despite their wranglng and squab-
bling.
One Special Treasury Agent. Mccoy.
stated yesterday that he investigat ted
the charges made against Examiner
Wiswell: that he found the relations OF
the general and local appraisers
strained" that the Appraiser and as
sistant appraisers appeared hostile and
the general appraisers friendly to Wis
well, and that the evidence against Wis
well was mot conclusive" In fact. In
his report he had exonerated Wiswell.
AT the same time member Of the
importing flrm alleged to have been
favored by Wlswell. who also appeared
as q witness yesterday, testified that
they had "only" been compelled to pay
little over four thousand dollars
for differentiation and penalties
on four invoices, and not twenty thou
sand dollars. as the Appraiser had
stated In his evidence. The witness ad
mitted. however. that the firm had "vol
unfairly" placed an increase OF between
seven and eight thousand dollars or
| their importations between July ant
| September 1891.
| Why should this firm have paid an,
additional duties and penalties at all Il
The evening world., 1893-06-03
A J'r"ffu UOnnsL

A pretty French bonnet OF pale yello'
straw exhibited this week has the brim edge
with black velvet. overlaid with q lace-lik
gimp OF fine gold ana emerald beads. Pin
nznieas and seeded grasses, with one or tn
standing velvet loops, form the trimminl
Another model is OF pale mauvo nutmF
straw, trimmed with very beautiful creat
lace ana violet velvet pansles. The narro'
velvet strines match the flowers PEARL
brilliants and spurious jewels OF every d
scription are used to trim fashionable hat
and bonnets, but the style is somewha
meretricious, and no head covering intends
for any out the most dressy uses should DO
decorated.
The evening world., 1893-06-03
! Dztn-IETTEn LkT

Senator Hlll's Committee on immigra-
tIon is doing some good work now in
tracing violations OF the law to prohibit
the importation Of contract ldhor"rs Into
the United States, and seeking to nsc"r-
tain by what changes the law may be
made more stringent and effective,
From the evidence given h. emigrnnt
inspectors and others 1t is shown that
the Contract Labor act ~ constantly
evaded and violated, and that. while
the proof is clear In many cases, no
prosecutions take place.
Mir. Mott, one of United states Dis-
trict-Attorney Mitchells assistants. was
a witness yesterday. and admitted that,
while complaints of the violation Of the
law had been made at the Office, no gem
uine convictions had taken place. When
he gave as n reason for failure to prose-
cute certain cases that, "in his opinion. y
the evidence was not strong enough, hc
was asked whether he did not think It
would be better to leave that question
to the decision OF "A Grand Jury.
The plain fact Is that the Contract
Labor law has been suffered to become n
dead letter. Contract laborers are
brought here from Europe by the big
corporations. monopolies and combines.
which have found 80 much favor In the
eyes of a protective Administration.
These concerns food the country with
cheap European labor In defiance OF the
law, and Republican United States Dis
trict-Attorneys have been willing to
close their eyes to the grossest violations
Of the act. 1t Is to be hoped that the
work OF the Senate Committee will fnd
a remedy for all this. either in changes
In the law or in the enforcement OF Its
existing provisions.
The evening world., 1893-06-03
TO REFORM NEW ORLEANS.
One Party Advocates Taking the
City's Charter Away.

NEW ORLEANS. June 3.--Consldera-
BILE discussion and excitement were
caused in this city yesterday owing to
the recommendation Of Mr., Levert. fore
man Of the Grand Jury.to have measures
taken TO have the city deprived Of its
charter.
At the political clubs considerable di-
yersity of opinion exists. The conscrva-
tive party thinks the move would be
for the city's benefit. The other party,
from which at present nearly all the
once holders have been taken, Is dia-
metricaiiy opposed to the Idea OF the
charter being taken away
They say there 10 much abuse In the
city government which might be reme-
died to advantage without adopting
such drastic methods as advised by Mr..
LeVert.
The evening world., 1893-06-03
The Ffrsf Stores,

A heating apparatus called ''stuba"
(stove) was widely used among the
higher class OF Romans before the be-
ginning OF the Christian era. This class
OF heaters were fixed and immovable
besides being In several other respects
wholly different from the modern stove.
In Germany and Scandinavia they were
used In bathrooms and hothouses dur
Ing the middle ages. They were usually
constructed OF brick. stone or tiles. and
We're of immense size. They sometimes
covered the whole side OF twenty or
thirty-foot room, and often extended out
into the room as much as ten feet. in
which case the smooth, fiat top was
used for o bedstsad. the heated surface
The evening world., 1893-06-03
Shor, Cak-,

One quart Of flour, four teaspoonhl
OF baking powder, one teaspoonful 4
salt, one heaping tablespoonful Of suga
three tablespoonfuls OF butter. one 1
two eggs. II one egg. use one large q
OF milk, and II two eggs use thrsl
quarters cup of milk. Nj xthe dry b
gradients together and sift the noul
Put in the butter for shortening. Bel
the egg until light-colored and thic,
add II to the milk, and then add
to the flour mixture. Divide II into fol
parts. Roll each part into a round cal
the size Of pie-plate. Put one layl
on the plate and spread 1t with
little softened butter. Put on the otht
a layer and bake In a hot oven abol
twenty minutes. While warm. separat
and spread with berries and powdert
sugar
The evening world., 1893-06-03
Eirsf C0urss at Luncheon

The use Of berries as n first course a
luncheon is mere matter OF tast,
but very good taste. when frui
is in season. During the very hc
weather ices or sherbets are served. 4
a first course. or iced bouillon. Whs
bouillon is iced It Is customary to fave
with wine and lemon juice. Melon
the small cantaloupes, are delicious 4
a first course on n warm August daI
their very odor being cooling. u
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$4,000 PerDay.
Returns, Exchange List and All
Free Papers Deducted.
A TESTIMONIAL.

"7he undersigned ddrertisers in Men
"York city, having teen incited to er-
"Gn,ine all books and accounts relating
"to the circulation Of THE WORLD.
'exrtJy that they haze drailed themselpe.
''et the mediation, and that they hace
"traced the circulation In earious periods
'.Jro,n the contracts for tile supply of
'.payer 10 the bank deposits tor the sales
"eJ the paper. They hape certified the
'.psi6lished statements Of circulation, and
"are satisfied Of MGr accuracy, and
"that tho net actual, bona .tide, paid cir
"eulation of TIE WORLD, Morning
"and Eceni'sg Editions, per day Jor the
"ae days Of the ueek ended March 1871,
"lS98, after deducting all return papers,
Jsee papers and trohdngss, Was 815, 900.
"BLOOMINGDALE Bros,
by q. W. Bioomingdale.
OR. H. MACY & CO.,
by A. l.. Kinkead.
"JOHN DANIEL & SONS,
per II. {. Aiinire.
Accountant.
"ADAMS & CO.,
"per John S. A. Lambiey
- Advertising Manager
"EHRICH Bros,
GO. z. Leghorn. Supt.)
"EDWARD RIDLEY & SONS
per W. A. Edmunds.
" Accountant.
"LUDWIG BROS,
"ALFRED J. CAMMEYER."
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on the programme, but laughs heartily
at her clever avoidance OF Il pestcring
crowd. and especially at her success In
"shnking Davis
Poor Commander the Princess IL
said 10 have exclaimed on her return to
~" hotel, when told that Commander
Davis had been In n state bordering on
insanity during her absence. Poor
Commander, what n trouble ] must be
TO hirl."
Docs not the incident carry any suS-
gesiIun TO the Commander?
The evening world., 1893-06-03
STAGE STRUCK AND LEFT HOME
Ada Sanders Supposed to Be Hiding
IN This City.

Frank Sanders, Of Stroudsburg. Pa.
reported at Police Headquarters this
morning that his daughter Ada, a
fifteen year old schoolgirl, who is stage
struck. ran away from her home yes
terday.
Her father. who Is stopping at Ever
etts Hotel, on Park Row. says his
daughter bought ticket on the Della
road for New York. and Is supposed to
have arrived in this city Mt 150 last
night.
She is Ave feet tall. rather stout. light
complexion. brown hair and blue eyes.
She wore dark dress, with red bodice,
black sailor hat and button shoes
A general alarm was sent out from
Police Headquarters.
The evening world., 1893-06-03
FOUR NEW CARDINALS
To Be Raised by Pope Leo at tho
Consistory 10 Bs Held on juno 10,

ROME. June Sat the Consistory to
be held on June 10 Archbishop Lecot. OF
Bordeaux; the Bishop Of Rodcz, Depart
ment OF Aveyron, France; the Bishop
OF Grosswardein, otherwise Macy Varad,
In Hungary, and Mgr. Grannieio. Secre.
tary OF the Sacred CONGREGATION OF the
state of the Regular Clergy, will be
promoted 10 the rank OF cardinal.
The evening world., 1893-06-03
NEW A. 0. U. w. LODGE.
cmcsrs to BE Installed as stapleton
Tonight.

A new lodge In tho Ancient Order OF United
worRmeD, to he known as Palestine Ledge
Nc. 4ao, Will bo instituted tonight In otd
Fellows Han, stapleton, 81.
II will be one Of the few occasions that the
Grand Master OF the order In the State, u.s.
ststed by other state grand or,cials, will per-
sonully conduct the institution of o new
lodge.
the ranks Of the Jrder Is mainly due 10 the In
terest taken In the matter by Benjamin
brown. the father OF the order In Staten
Island.
The new lodge opens with roll OF some
forty mcT.bera A banquet and entertain.
tonight
The evening world., 1893-06-03

AT recent wedding the eight brides
maids wore dresses of white crepon
trimmed round the skirts with lace
md insertion, pansy-colored velvet form
Ing the collars ana bodice belts, with
deep fril!s of lace over the shoulders
and big hats trimmed with lace and
purple pansies. They carried bouquets
OF purple pansies and double white
carnations. and wore the groom's gifts
The evening world., 1893-06-03
The Gosstp Corner.

Miss Ella Knowles. the Attorney
General-elect Of Montana. is OF medium
height. neither thin nor stout, and has
q face which. while strong and f1rm. Is
also pretty.
Mrs. w. II. Smith, editor of the Japan
Gazette. conducts the political and COM
mercial departments Of a daily paper
with a large circulation and much in
fluence in the Orient.
Mrs. Sarah H. Shade. who lives near
Batavia, o., has a churn which has
been in her possession for flfty-flve
years, and which has made over 10000
worth OF butter.
A German woman, Frau DR.. Won
Wettstein Adels. spent three months az
q common factory hand at Chem
mtg and in the neighborhood, work.
ing in Ave different factories. gathering
material for a work on the subject OF
women textile workers.
The evening world., 1893-06-03

will cause such realizing shIver at
the capital that a.1ight against monop-
oily all along the lire viii eventually
result. Then, for once. and quite In
voluntarily, the greedy Ice kings VIII
have done something for their country.
The evening world., 1893-06-03
Leather Reips.

Very wide leather belts, rounded Of
above and fastened with several sma
straps. have lately been introduced 4
young ladies and are to be worn vii
blouses or olouse bodices stiffened vii
whalcho'.e. which make a corset u
necessary. Such blouses are Of the sin
plest description. being full-fronts
bodices ending at the waist and wi,
very full gisot sleeves.
The evening world., 1893-06-03

the same time they uss that II the doctors 90
near Tenth avenue to please call st = West
Tw"n'y-sevcrth stree,. l asked the little
boy how waA tue lille baby, ana he told me
very sick. There are six children under ten
years OF ago. They are not able 10 pay for
doctor and Ask you TO please call and sec
how much In nred the poor little woman is OF
. doctor to 40 sO,netniDg ior two OF her
children. ! live at sixth avenue and Twenty.
seventh street, Ho ing you VIII md lots OF
nice doctors IOr the babies and lots OF money
20 heip them. Z
The evening world., 1893-06-03

There is apparently combination
among the dealers in Washington to
get the best Of Uncle Sam on the Ice
supplies for the Government depart
ments. The flrst lot OF bids for the
season have already been rejected. as
containing cxtortionatc figures. Perhaps
ts,ia htus touch Of the chilly combine"
The evening world., 1893-06-03

"Changes In the Treasury" Among
them the reduction Of the gold reserve
below $90,0OO,o0O. But this change 10 due
to the work OF hands which are now.
fortunately. not meddling in affairs Of
Government 1t is from such depths
that the new Administration must build
up the National store
The evening world., 1893-06-03
F,doroco., SUNDAY Corcer.

The regular sunday afternoon ana cvcping
cOacert AZ Eldorado, will be siyen tomorrow
at 3r. NJ. In add Ton to the Eldorado Bard,
conducted By W, ". Lowiz, n dozen ccle-
tratrd solnists wiz tc provided. The pres
eniation ~ kiny solomon. the grant open
air spectacle VIII br On saturday, Juue II.
The evening world., 1893-06-03
H'0Nrs.

Ono egg. pieoe Of butter the size OF small
egg, three cupfuls OF hour, one teaspoonful of
soda dissolved In little OF the milk, two tea.
spoonfuls OF cream Of tartar mixed IN the
nour. II sour milk is used instead Of sweet
milk, do not use the cream OF tartar. Instead
OF the soda aud cream OF tartar, three tea
spoontuls OF baking powder may bc used.
The evening world., 1893-06-03

II It Is true that the silver Congress-
men have seen a new light. which makes
apparent to them the wisdom OF re-
pealing the Silver Purchase law. there IL
the dawn OF better things for National
finances and the trade OF the nation.
The evening world., 1893-06-03
Patssy Pats Prayer.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
Inolosed md postal note for u. Please
apply It TO the Sick Babies Fund. My prayer
Is that all who read or hear OF this noble
| charity VIII reel constrained 10 contribute
towards II. From PATsEY PAT.
The evening world., 1893-06-03

The Whiskey Trust got black eye
yesterday, which was good. But-not
because 1t is the Whiskey Trust. but
because It is trust at all-the good
work will not be complete TIL both eyes
are completely closed.
The evening world., 1893-06-03

West Point graduates fifty fresh
young lieutenants. and there are only
forty-five vacancies on the roll OF the
regulars. WIN an army bill be necessary
to meet this crisis?
The evening world., 1893-06-03
Cranbrrrp Sauce .

Take one quart OF cranberries, pick aus
wash them carefully, put upon the nre wlnI
half ieacupfui OF water; stew unt3
thoroughly broken, then add one pound =
sugar; boil up,nnd set awnyto cool in moulds|
turn out whom Geld. II may also 10 strain,s|
for Jelly.
The evening world., 1893-06-03
Seven Little Girls Fair.

To the Ed1tOri
We ssysn little girls held fair at the Castle
Hotel, West ono Hundre ed and Third street,
last Saturday evening, for the beneft OF the
SICK Bqties Fund, and inclose you the ~
ceipts, q O.35
LILLIAN CuKRIE, ALICE MARsLAND,
MAkG'T MITCHELL, sADlE HAYWARD,
LULU MITCHELL, EMlLlNE BROWN,
JEANETTE TUTHILL
The evening world., 1893-06-03
Followed III. pro,h.r In Suicide g

Fo'lowed Els Brothsr In Suicide.
VICTORIA, y. G.. June a-Andrew Kirk. o
weil-tc -io mach.nist and q prominent mem.
bcr OF the Ancient order OF United Workmen,
c' mmitted suicide this morning IN the same
room ana NJ aluGSt he same hour In the day
that his brother John allied himself one week
ca
The evening world., 1893-06-03

A New Jersey girl is reported as hav-
Ing eloped with sexagenarian suitor
as means OF spiting her father. who
opposed her hearts choice. and her
real lover, who lacked the nerve to
take her away ciandestineiy. 1t is
easy to prophesy that In the end she
will fnd she has spited herself worst
OF a
The evening world., 1893-06-03
sovsnth Regimen. Concert.

The seventh Regiment Band viii sive q
concert Tomorrow night at the Press Club
Fair The programme viii include tie
choicest selections and tho erst number viii
bcgin NJ hl5 rromuI', The advance
say OF tickels np " aooa to-ia, Indicates
u large sllenuanvA
The evening world., 1893-06-03

Boil four good-sized potatoes; mash ana
strain through sieve; take one pint OF cream
or milk. ono ana half pipts OF nour, into
which has been siEtcd two teaspoonfuls Of
baking powder, add to the potatoes, mix well
and shape into small cakes, and bake In Q
creased tin.
The evening world., 1893-06-03

Connecticut had its Bulkeley. Rhode
Island has its Brown--and both States
may well profit by their own horrible
examples.
The evening world., 1893-06-03
Fnrn Concerts To.p,r.

lncEe Will Ue MUSIC NJ Tue MAI, tenual
Park, this afternoon at ! p. NJ. by Ro.crs's
seventh Regiment Band. The following is
the programme
Str spsnelet Barner.
J. Tysr,,re, The M, on tho III 'ms,s,is.p
y M,,,, sdn as'st ''.,: IA, ,ar. Z,
u. peiicsn.
3, IAniAsi-, - Tho Suhnish krvIeN -. .Diudirx
srnoVosis The hrst band ia heard gtiIua,ly az.
posTn,"s Snt sun p't"is; ,'!9Isa Sya
pe formed, VITA eas'AIct scc,mpauiment An.
othcI military rard stnen h 1ri caInlas, anl on
their ArrvAi after two roI' wuh the II .usl the
tIoops marsh past tgs combtnei nsua y ayinr
the spanish National Maren, "tl blIb.N," after
which, h'Aird BY tae hies aud dram', the, march
of And gradually iisappeAr
&. Grand election. "Iarmsn "...... ...,. IItrt
:. Jornet solo - illiAm Tell "......,..''A Aria,
". A. ROE-rA
\, Masurkh CsptcN, ''Goldeu blonde -. Filsnterr
=. hwsci,h We'd u g M'rlh."..,. ..... S,dermAu
~ "a al Eapef W NsOn
tsl ,uunDA
W. - H"bt LcAoer
There VIII il>O nc music al 1t, Mary'S Park
BY Leltoh,ts iWeltn ite.iment DaGd this
aiternlva.
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from enode Costume.

Bell skirt slightly gathered at the
waist In foulard shot with bronze and
rose de Provence. strewn with white
flowers. Three ruches In grass-green
The evening world., 1893-06-03

Testimony before the Custom II ouse
Investigating Committee began to give
Appraiser Cooper away. Mr. Cooper 10
doing the rest.
The evening world., 1893-06-03
gomjuv Or 0Yeif,s,

Mix two cups Of cold boiled homiiS
with one tablespoonful OF hot milk.
beaten yolks of two eggs, one
spoonful Of sugar. MIX welh that thsl
may be no Jumps OF hominy left. and
stand away to cool. Make into round
roll In egg ana bread orumsl
and fry In smoking.hot fat. -ii,s
The evening world., 1893-06-03

Now the police are after the reckless
bicyclists. 1t Is time that It should be
so. There are great many OF those
offenders on the uptown drives.
The evening world., 1893-06-03
A Doctor W.ll He There,

To the Editor;
Two little girls who saved their pennies
ior the natics las; year now seni - cvnIs.
anu VIII send Invrs when lney save IL At
The evening world., 1893-06-03
To the Point.

Incloted pienss and u for your sick babies
from A BROOKLYN FATHER
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velvet enc!rcle the skirt, In keeping
with the braces attached to the velvet
corsclet SKIRT in pink gauge epauicts
In ecru guipure Hat In beige straw
enhanced with lace and roses: lace par
asol over pink silk
The evening world., 1893-06-03

The President has caught big drum
fish. Does this presase the beating OF
the ofiice-seeker's last tattoo7
The evening world., 1893-06-03

Wanamaker favors a boycott OF the
Worlds Fair, II Sunday opening Is to
continue. A boycott OF Wanamakerism
was in order a long while ago.
The evening world., 1893-06-03

The country is carrying a silver Jag
and money has got tight on It.
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For the Dear s,ck Babies.

To the Editor:
Inciosed please nnd s5 for the dear sick
babies, which II gives me great pleasure to
| send. Very truly yours
Mrs. e. y. SEYMOUR, East orange, N. J.
The evening world., 1893-06-03

That New York-st. Louis flyer will
be a great addition to the East and West
railway facilities OF the country.
The evening world., 1893-06-03
PITY The dear TOTS!
Nell Nelson" Again Explains
the Beautiful Charity.
The Relief Given by the Sick Babies
Fund.
Ono Contributors MeAningfui
Prayer for the Work.

All letters containing money for the
sick Babies' Fund should be addvessed
to "Cashi"r Of WORLD. Pulitzer Build
Ing, New York city"
THE SUBSCRIPTIONS,
The evening world., 1893-06-03

A delightful boating dress 10 illus
trated here. 1t is made Of dark blu
serge-that tirne-honored material q
which we have never tired. The bros'
sailor collar Is outlined with Q coare
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To the Editor:

Please give me some Information as
regards the Sick Baby Fund. as we have
a dramatic club and would like to give
n performance In behalf OF that great
and glorious charity. What class Of
children does the Fund relieve? How Is
the distribution made, and how are the
arc benefited? We refuse to be i'm
posed upon. Our sympat thies go out to
the little sufferers. and II we can be as
sured that our help will reach and re-
lieve them we will cheerfully go to
work at once and do all that we can
for the Fund. Very sincerely,
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The President Selects Him as q
Hawaiian Commissioner.
TissALs PUSHING TO THE FRONT
The Port Townsend Man Leads the
Van Of Washington's Candidates.
sui Tnlotson's japanese Job-Presi-
dsnt Cleveland Will Choose only
Busjness Nen for Consuls.

WAsHIxeroN CRY, March A-With Sec
retary Gresham. ex-Congressman Blount,
Of Georgia. who was chairman Of the house
committee on foreign affairs in the last
congress, today called on the president Mr..
Blount was summoned to Washington
City by telegraph and arrived this morn
ing. He was shown into the private Sec
retary's room while Secretary Gresham
Joined his colleagues, who were with tho
president. In little while Blount was
sent for and proceeded to the cabinet
room, where he remained for some time.
1t is said he will be the head Of the COM
mission which is to be sent Immediately to
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Hawaii. and his presence in Washington
City is for the purpose Of receiving in
structions. 1t is rumored that when
Blount returns he will be designated to
perform duties under tho direction of the
secretary of state. His position will be q
permanent one during the administration.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. March l4-An At
lanta special to the american says: A
story from Macon that seems to be straigh,
is that Congressman Blount has been ap-
pointed chairman of special commission
to Hawaii to investigate the situation
there. Mrs. Blount will reach Washing
ton City tomorrow and in the afternoon
will leave with her husband for the Pacific
slope. This story comes from the family.