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departed. leaving his own wounded behind,
and who may come back again tomorrow to
strike him while clogged in the live and
oead debris OF yesterdays battle The
victor wiz hasten away to overtake or hang
on the skirts OF the vanquished army, leav-
ing the wounded OF both sides to be dealt
WIN as may be possible by such surgeons
gencles, to leave behind. and to the minisf
trauons OF cosmopolitan amateur philan>f
tnropists or the Red Cross and kindred orr.
ssnizauons. For there will be no more miI<(
ltary bearer companies; In the hunger fol-
ngnting men the 1000 bearers per army
corps OF the present will have been incor-
porated into strong brigade, with armaP
Inc On the line OF communication Of tho
future, reserve ammunition trains are IA
precede the military ambulances which M
till now have headed the columns OF w.
hicles. The German instructions fn the
present regulations for medical services are
that when battle is engaged In all avail.
able vehicles OF whatever kind, empty regfs
mental provision and meat wagons. empty
supply-column wagons, country carts and
wagons requisitioned. ambulances OF medi-
cal establishments In rear etc, are 70 b
drought up for .he transport OF the wound.
cd, In order TO satisfy requirements as IA =
as possible" But the inevitable DELAYS are
obvious. and in view Of further nghting in
the immediate future. the whole available
vehicles could not be devoted to the services
OF the wounded In the past battle The
.ei and amoulances are never 20 be allowed
70 90 DUTY In the first line, viz. on the field
on battle. and that their activity must be-
Sonnhed exclusively TO the period after the
pattle. that Is, TO the etape transport of the,
wounded TO the base hospitals.
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ENGLISH RADICALS.
They Favor the Abolition of the
House of Lords.

Phillips James Stanhope. NJ. p, a radical.
presided yesterday, in London, at the con-
ference of the National Reform Union,
which repre- sents the radical section of the
National Liberal Federation.
Henry Labouchere moved the ultimate
abolition Of the house of lords, ard that
the government should, during the present
session Of parliament. introduce bill pro-
viding that when the lords reject a measure
passed by the house of commons the latter
shall send such bill, in its original form.
for the royal assent.
Mr.. LaboucheIe added: 1.-The lords the
church and the brewers are all in league to
riaintain their mutual interests. But, If II
comes to a tuSsle, the people will show that
they are the superior power
Mr.. Labouchere added: THE house of
lords is most pernicious and irresponsible
assembly, and the active element of evil in
the constitution"
Mr.. Verney, M. P, supported the resolu-
ton. which was adopted unanimously.
Sir Charles Dixie moved that the fran
chise ought to be based solely upon per-
sonal fitness and not upon property or
ratable value. Sir Charles also advocated
the e-man-one-yots system, local pay
ment of the expenses of electors and the
state payment of members of parliament
An amendment to the effect that the fran
chise she uld not depend upon sex was lost
by a vote of "a to p, and the original reso-
luton of Sir Charles Dixie was adopted.
Resolutions in favor of the state every
where setting the example of being a model
employer, urging legislation limiting the
hours of labor, the extension of employers
liability, old-age pensions and local option
were adopted.
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American Medical Association.

The fifty-ffth annual convention OF the
American Medical Association began at San
Francisco yesterday at Odd Fellows Hall.
About 1000 members. including DR.. John
Morris of Baltimore. are in attendance. The
convention was welcomed to San Francisco
by Supervisor James on behalf of Mayor
Ellert. A suitable response was made by
President James F. Hubbard. The presidslt
was presented with a gavel made of Caiifo--
MIA wood, and also with twelve gavels in
Oregon woods, to be used by the chairmen
Of the various sections. President Hubbard
then delivered his annual address, reviewing
the work of the association and outlining
what should be done in the future. The va
rious state delegations met and named
members Of the nominating committee who
will recommend the officers Of the associa-
ton to be voted on Friday.
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4 siunfncnnt Remark.

A Brussels dispatch says: When King
Leopold received NJ Roland. the president
of the French chamber Of commerce. at the
Antwerp exhibition his majesty asked him
whether French exports had diminished
since the protectionist tariff had been
adopted.
eral millions sire.
The king thereupon exclaimed: Then
the free traders are not in the right"
This exclamation is expected to have an
important influence upon the proposed ~
crease OF the Belgian tarin duusA
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FOR BREACH OF PROMISE.
Miss Lining Of south Amboy, n. J..
awarded S5.ooo.

Miss Lining Of South Amboy secured q
verdict Of 5000 in the Middlesex county.
n. J.,court yesterday against Julius s. Bart
lett. a builder OF Hacxensack. with a tenn
porary residence in South Amboy, for
breach of promise. Bartlett was in court
before the evidence was heard and there
offered TO marry Miss Lining, but she re-
fused. The court refused TO grant a non
suit. on the ground that Miss Lining had
been betrayed under promise CT marriage.
The jury awarded her the fun amount Of
damages asked.
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF 9TH AND STREET

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
STATION c3RSER OF 9TH ANP B STREETS
1920 AN. PENNsYLvAN1A IiMrrTD.-pullnan
g snS and STATE Room Sleeping Dining sos
Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Cleveland. Buffet
p 1so 6. Gar s to HariisSSEr p,,,.,
Sl9 PM CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
bns % Ear sS 10 &; ES s
-. Cincinnati. Louisville and Chicago;
ing Cars to Chicago and Harrisburg TO Cleveland.
Dining Car to Chicago.
Sleeping Ca: to St. Louis aud Sleeping and Dining
too Coz P PsTrir s9TIr e ci RSPSSs
$50 AN 70, Kane, csnandaieua. Rochester and
,oss s.s F fdl w f sossPs daily,
9ePt Sunday fay Eo, willismsgor. daily siS Pm
ing Car Washington TO Rochester.
s&ac da fSr End sas Ssss Fa. % and
Einira, and saturdays only Washington g r RocS
FOR PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK AND THE
400 PM. CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED" all Par
Ss ca yst With saI Dining Gar from satnSre for
and IL 90 AM. i2;i5 s:i6. 40, 1000 and ii Is
T I;So On sun day, 7;sG 7;ss Dining Carr zoe
Pm For Philadelphia only. Fast Express. 7:5o
daily.
For Boston; without change, 7:5o AM. week days
and a;i5 Pm. daily.
Fl ssl'?s:s s So ~ lsS ?sS Sc So
400 Limited. 40 4:36. $40, 8:14 7:f0 1000
sc sGd g. q A q sq Isis i rs
FOL S;lS $500 1rited,: 40. $40. 6:14. ITO,
For Pope's Creek Line, 7:2o AN. and 4:3o PM
For Annspoiis TO: S 500. and II 80 AM. and 40
PM daily. except Sunday Sundays, 900 AN.
Atlantic Coast Line Express for Richmond, Jack
sonville and Tampa. 4:3o AM, $50 Pm. daily.
Richmond and Atlanta. 4:52 PM daily. Rich
mond only. 1857 A. NJ week days
Accommodation for Quantico. 7:45 An. daily, and
4:25 PM week days.
For Alexandria, 4:3o. es5. 7:45. $40 e:45 1857.
1850 AN, 1880. 1:50. 800 4:25, 500, b:S7
6;15. SOP. 1903 and II :39 PM. On Sunday at
4:3o. 7:45. 9:45 AN, 2:45, 6:l5, $50. and zoos
Leave Alexandria for Washington sos, 6:43, 7O5
500. e:10, 1o:15. 11:44 AN, 100. 2:15 800,
3:23. 500, $50. 6:1S, TOO 100, s15, so and
II :0s PM. On Sunday at 643. 9:10 An, 215,
1923, $50. TOO T:20 9:15. and 1882 Pm.
Ticket Offices, northeast of 18th street and
streets. where orders can be left for the check
Ing of baggage to destination from hotels and
residences.
g. NJ. PROVOST. J. r. WOOD.
my2s General Manager. Gen. Pass, Agent.
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An Embexxler's Suicide,

A Buenos Ayres dispatch says: Senior
Marenco, manager of the Provincial Bank
of this city. has committed suicide Irreg-
ularities had previously been discovered in
his accounts to the extent of 81, 300 600
Senior Marenco occupied a high social DO
sition, and the announcement of his wrong
doing and suicide caused a sensation
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SUMMER RESORTS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

SEAT PLEASANT HOUSE, SEAT PLEASANT.
Nd, q family hotel, will be open for its first
season in u few days; beautiful spot; large, airy
rooms aLd frst-class board; only $40 per mo-: SO
per week; IL minutes on the train, where coaches
aud forth to hotel, free OF charge; Communication
fare about l0c. round trip; reference IL desired.
For further information apply TO
Mrs. 5. X. DROWN, Proprietress, zoos C st. NV,
r. p. HUTCHINS.
my31-1ot' 1903 Pa. ave. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-06

The United States circuit court at Owens
boro, KY, Monday held that the separate
coach law is an interference with inter-
state commerce and on that account wholly
unconstitutional and void as to all passen-
gers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-06

A Baltimore CIerGyman's Death.
Robert j. Rankin, pastor Of Lafayette
Square Presbyterian Church, Of Baltimore.
died yesterday.
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Pianos Stored, ST. Month.
DENTISTRY.

Hygienic Treatment S &ot THE
- We charge nothing for exaniina ton
- of your teeth, and will tell you frankly
- and honestly just what is needed. With
- chiidren's teeth advise to the best
- method Of rendering them straight and
- even. All operations We guarantee TO be
- devoid of pain and STRICTLY PROBES
- SIGNAL. d.. Graham's personal atten-
ton assured
DIR. Graham, 3oz 9TH ST.
je6
FREE DENTIsTRY-TEETH FILLED AND PLATES
made; small charge to cover cost OF material;
teeth extracted free. Open from to 5. DENTAL
DEPARTMENT NAT. UNIV, cor. sth and K NV.
je5-1m'
DIR. NJ. B. erosion. JR., DENTIST. OF 1908
14th st. NV, will leave for his cottage at Co
lonial Beach July the fst appointments please
call; painless extraction. my23-1mo'
PAINLESS, YET SAFE, METHODS
Applied In all Dental operations Charges moder-
ate See ''ad.'' in another column.
EVANS DENTAL, PARL0RS 1911 PA. AVE. fe2
U. S. DENTAL ASSOCIATION, THE LEADING
dental organization OF America. Scientific DEN
TISTRY at moderate prices by experts only. 40l
7TH ST. See card In another column. oc.t
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COLONIAL BEACH COTTAGES FOR SALE AND
rent; river and other nicely located lots-fur-
nished cottage; 10 rooms, gas, BATH hot and
cold water. R. H. EVANS. 1891 F st.
HOTEL TAkOMA, NORTH TAKOMA PARK, D.
urban hotel in the District. Supplied with the
famous Takoma water. Terms reasonable
my26-1mo' BURTON. MULANEY WAPIES
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$500 feet above the only six hours from WASH
ton; ALL Raj. to HOTEL: NO STAGING.
MOUNTAIN LAKE HOTEL. Co.
my261m Mountain Lake Park, Md
THE LOCKWOOD HARPER'S FERRY, W. VA,
will open june T. Rooms large and airy; plenty
shade; table FIRST class: rates, SO to IS. Mrs.
s. E LOvErT, Proprietor. my14-3Am
THE IMPERIAIS-NEw TEMPERANCE HOTEL
in Blue Ridge mountains; special rates and free
livery May and June. II. Fl. MYERS.
myS-1ms Peu-Mar, Pa.
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CHESAPEAKE AND oHIO RAILWAY.
Schedule In effect May IS. 1894.
Trains leave daily from Union station tB. and
P.l, 9Th and sts-
Through the grandest scenery in America with
the handsomest and most complete solid train ser
Ice west from Washington
2:26 P. NJ. DAILY-"Cincinnati and St. Louis
Special'-Solid VesSibuled, newly Equipped, Elec-
tric-lighted. Steam-heated Train. Pullman's finest
sleeping Washington to Cincinnati, indianapolis
and st. Louis without change. Dining car from
Washington. Arrives Cincinnati. 500 a. m; Indian
apolis. AS an. and Chicago. $50 pm: st.
lilo PM DAHY-The famous IF r. V Linz
ted solid vestibuled train with dining and
Pullman sleepers for Cincinnati. Lexington and
Louisville without change Pullman Sleeper to
Virginia Hot Springs, week days, arriving 1:60
am. Observation car from Hinton Arrives Gin
einnati $50 pm: Lexington. 500 pm; Louis
Vile, $40 pm. Indianapolis, lis pm; Chicago
1880 Am. and st. Louis, 1880 am; connects in
1921 An. EXCEPT SUNDAY-For Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk. Only rail line.
2:25 PM DAHY-Express for Gordonsville,
charlottesville. waynesboro, Staunton and princi-
mond
Pullman locations and tickets at company's Of
fees. 513 and 1921 Pennsylvania avenue.
II. W. FULLER,
my25 General Passenger Agent.
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Aurora House,
Aurora. w, Va,


my12-3m J. II. SHAFFER, Proprietor
AURORA, W. VA.
On the mountain tops, 5000 feet above the sea.
- miles from Oakland Md. Superb scenery, de-
lightful drives. good fishing and cunning in season.
Health and comfort The Mountain View House.
Large rooms, good table, reasonable rates. Ad-
dress JOHN A. LANTZ. Aurora. VIVA. my21 I'm
"GRAND VIEW HOUSE," HARPER's FERRY.
West va:-High ground; cool breezes; spring wa
ter; mails daily; fifteen minutes drive from sta
ton. For terms and particulars, address Box Is,
Bolivar W. Va. myf9-3w
GREEN'S MOUNTAIN HOUSE, OPEN MAY Is.
Located on fruit hill farm: Blue Ridge Noun
tain; east side Shenandoah river. Harper's Ferry.
W. Va; IS to $40 per week: 81 80 and 81 per
day.. children. half rates. Special rates to all
families, where numbers Justify 1t: hotel capac-
ity. two hundred and fifty; round trip from
Washington, good to October 81: 81 Is. Send for
circular. G. W. GREEN
my125m Proprietor.
KEE MAR SUMMER RESORT WILL OPEN JUNE
Is. Elevated, shady lawn. large rooms, mountain
water. excellent board reasonable rates. Address
NJ Fl. DUPHORNE. Hagerstown. Nd my21- 2m
MORREI4L HOUSE HARPER'S FERRY, W. VA
Coolest point on Camp HUI; shady lawns scenery
June Is. tmy24-3m) PARKER NJ. SPEAR.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SAI.E-A CHEAP LOT on o ST NV. NEAR
=, Gap; priec sc. per foot. THoS. E. WAC
oA0AN, Uf ST. NV. je53t
JoR SALE
COLUMBIA PARK
Gem of Washington Suburbs.
Your choice Of any lot, S25 for 10 days only;
on Pennsylvania R.R.; also on Chesapeake Beach
hh, now building; communication fare, 81 cents:
excursions daily; cash or instu Ilnents: send for
circular.
COLUMBIA PARK CO.
je4-tf 900 60
FOR sAIE-BY AUGUST DONATE. GIL 7TfI ST =
front on the X. o. railroad; will he sub
divided to suit; DO trouble about siding: railroad
VIII not move this summer. nIv20
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RICHMOND AND DANvIILE RAILROAD.
REUBEN FOSTER, RECEIVERS
.r Schedule in effect May 20. 1894.
All trains arrive and leave at Pennsylyania Pas.
500 am. daily@Iocsi for DanviIle and inter.
mediate stations, and connects at Lynchburg with
the Norfolk and Western railroad westward. daily
and at Manassas for Strasburg, daily, except Sun
II :o1 an. THE GREAT SOUTHERN FAST
MAH.-Daily, operates Pullman Buret sieepers
New York and Washington via Charlotte and Co
lumbia to Savannah and Jacksonville, uniting a,
through Pullman Buffet Sleeper New YORK t to At
lanta. where direct connection Is made for Birm.
insham. Montgomery and New Orleans.
nedist. stations: and through train r for Front Front
Royal and strssburg. daily, except Sunday:
ERN vESTIBUIED LIMITED. composed Of Pull.
man yestibuled sleepers and Dining Cars runs Via
Charlotte and Columbia to Augusta. Savannah.
Nsx TdlE IA and TAMPA carving Pullman sseps,
New York to 3sss3l. via ssPisSu n9c
Washington to Augusta via Columbia. Dining car
TNafSs on wSsfEfSdfoN AND OHIO p1
daily, except sunday. and s;ss p% a. sanda days
only, for Hound I'M and 4:32 pm, daily. except
Sunday. for Leesburg. and e:ss pm. daily, fol
500 Pm. daily, from Round Hill, s:34 am,
daily. except Sunday. from Leesbure and 8:53 q.
m daily, except Sunday, from Herndon only:
inston 1913 an. 2:20 pm. and $40 pm. Manas-
sas Division $40 am, daily except Sunday, aud
~; 4,,, an daily s,n from Orange; to-,
ton furnished at Offices, 511 and 1900 Pennsylva-
mia avenue, and at Passenger Station. Pennsylva-
mia Railroad. Washington, d. c.
w. 4. TURK, Gen. Pass. Art.
l. s. BROWN, Gen. Agt. Pass. Dept. my21
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


FOR SALE-sfAGNfFTCENT COMBINATION FOID-
ing bed and wardrobe; polished oak: plate glass
door; perfect as new; cost $50; owner leaving
city. cheap Al 81. NV. It,
FOR SALE-PARTY WILL SELL HALF INTER-
est in street fender: already patented; NOT
having means. Address FENDER, Star office.
FOR sALE-ICE BONES At j. T. MONKEYS
Dry air refrigerator works; all sizes In stock
Factory 22s It'll st. sc. Give him a cali
my23-im
FOR sAIE-LoUNGE $3.50; COOK STOVE. IS:
oak desk s.; 81 per week for bed room aud par
lor suites: low prices. Call REDMOND'S CHEAP
CASH AND TINE HOUSE. Sill 7th ST. n.w.my4-tr
FOR SAIE-.-OTTO'' GAS ENGINES, BOTH NEW
and second hand: any size.
Send for circular or call on
nl2-tr D. BAIIAUF, Agt., T3I It'll ST NV
FOR SALE - HARTZ MOUNTAINS SINGING
eshlries. parrots. fancy pigeons. gold fishes and
aa1ariunls roekDg birds monkeys, &c. SCHMID'S
fEI ANIMAL STORE 712 18th st. NV. Hos
Pltai Tor pet animals Pets boarded ap5-3m
VERY EASY TERMS ARE OFFERED FOL, FUR
hIrnre AID household goods wORCH'S FUR
SIICkE WARE ROOMS. 92i 1th ST. NV Mat
unSs. carpets. bedding and stoves ta5
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The Problem of the Wounded.
To cope adequately with this vast aggrc-
gate of human suffering-with this gigantic
example of mans inhumanity to mans
obviously impossible; IT confessedly cannot
and will not be attempted. The primary
object of war is manifestly not to succor
wounded men, but TO engage in battles. to
beat the adversary, to win victories The
battles Of the future may or may not be less
prolonged than those of recent campaigns.
We cannot prognosticate. The battle OF
Gravelotte lasted from noon until 10 D. m.
the battle Of Mars-la-Tours right round
the clock, from a m. to . d. m. 1t Is GER
tain. because Of the vast strengths engaged
that the battles of the future will cover
much more ground than heretofore, and Al
is probable that the fighting will be more
tationary. Let me briefly adumbrate the
possibilit.es-lndeed. I may say the prob
abilities-of the results of q great battle In
the next great war, which is sure to be
short, sharp and decisive" The fighting
has been prolonged and bloody with the re-
yates its positions and retreats more or less
precipitately, leaving on the ground its
wounded, none Of whom could be cared for
while the conflict lasted. The successful
commanders ground is Uttered with his
own wounded; he has them on his hands in
thousands, and he has also on his hands
the thousands Of the wounded OF the van
pushed force, which has gone away. The
conqueror Of the future. If he accepts the
old-time conventional burden of his adyer-
sary's wounded, will become It's victim. He
will not accept the incubus. Is il to be I'm
agined that the victor I'm such circum-
stances will think twice even about his own
wounded, let alone the wounded OF the
hospital nurse. but to follow up his advan-
tage by hammertng on the enemy who has
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20
WILL MOI FURNISH GOLD.
The New York Banks Refuse to Relleye
fhr DInin Ipnn the IreasnrY.

NEW YORK, June l0.-The presidents
Of the leading banks OF New York city
met at the Union Trust Company at 3
o'clock this afternoon TO discuss the
question Of supplying gold for export.
The treasury gold has run down to S66,-
gS4 ffG, the lowest point since the bond
sale The banks have concluded 10
come to the assistance OF the Government
In the matter.
Among tnose present were President
Williams Of the Chemical: King, of the
Union Trust: Wright, of the Park Ma
tional, Tappen. OF the Gallatin: Ives.
of the Western National: Clark. Of the
American Exchange; Carter, OF the Bank
OF the Republic. Fahenstock, OF the First
National: simmons Of the Fourth Ma
tiOnal. Baker OF the Manhattan; Cannon.
Of the Chase National; Sherman, of the
Bank of Commerce, and Perkins, of the
Bank OF America
George c. VIII ANS, president of the
Chemical National Bank, presided at
the meeting. He took a serious view Of
the situation. He said that II the gold
reserve In the treasury were allowed TO
fall too lOw-tO $5O.0OOO00. for instance
an alarm might be created which would
be followed by serious consequences.
He said many manufacturers were car
rying on business at a loss, believing
1t would be cheaper In the end to do
so than TO shut down and lose trade.
The proposition that the banks furnish
gold pro rata to exporters was opposed
and Withdrawn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20
SHERIFF BURhG's DEPUTIES.
He Selects Only Democrats - Sorfolk's
Fourth-Ward Contest

NORFOLK. VA, June l9.-Special.-
Sheriff-elect John f.. Burke gave the
first Information as TO who will be his
deputies to The Times correspondent
this morning. 8lr. Burke has not Sc
lected his personal friends or been con-
troled by the Advisory Board lie has
always declared his Democracy, and has
selected the following Democrats: G. L..
Quinn, Democrat. who has been in Of
ice fourteen years; II. V. Vail, a re-
porter OF the Public Ledger, a Democrat;
A. Mercer, one OF the Democratic judges
Of the Fifth ward I'm the recent election;
Frank White, an active young Democrat
of the First ward.
The Fourth ward contested election
case was called I'm the Corporation Court
this morning, Judge Neely appearing
for the Democrats and Judge Heath,
Judge Burroughs. Judge Ellis. John B.
jenkins. and j.. NJ. Baum for the Prohi-
up the Newton's Hin case first and
witnesses were examined TO show why
THE Sans" voting place was estab-
iished. Hon. Barton Myers G. Whttle
Sans. Reform Democrats. and H. G..
Nedier and RI. l.. White. ProhibitOnists
were examined. Their testimony did
not develop anything not already familiar
10 the public. II was review OF the
history Of how and why the Sans poll
ing place was established at Newtons s
Hill.
The Democrats introduced Justice j.
Frank East and the white judges sworn
I'm by him. These witnesses testified
10 facts already claimed by them. and
which has from time 10 time been ex-
planned I'm this correspondence.