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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-15
INDIAN BIGAAilSTS.

Tho Sudden virtuous Attack by Deputy
aIarshals Who See Fee. in Sight.
WASHINGTON, D. G., May III. G.
Wright, United States Indian agent at
the Rosebud Agency in South Dakota,
has telegraphed the commissioner OF
Indian affairs as follows:
"An Indian arrested here. the tenth
arrested during my absence. on the res
ervation by deputy United States mar
shal, charged with biCamy. has no legal
wife except by Indian custom. Such
action will surely lead 20 serious trouble,
all older Indians being in the same po-
sition. recommend that the depart
ment OF justice be requested 10 investi-
gate upon whose authority the arrests
wero made. They are undoubtedly
made by deputy marshals to secure fees.
I decline to be held responsible for con-
duct OF Indians as result of such actions.
Further proceedings should be at once
stopped"
1t Is expected that tho department
will sooh take vigorous action in the
matter.
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STATE SOVEREIGNTY

again Hoard In tho s0uth-Gov. Evans, OF
South Carolina, Issues n Revolutionary
Address To tho People OF tho State Por.
snnaily Attacking Judge Goa OF I'll, U, y,
Court aud Defyiug His Authority.
COLUMBIA, s. G., May A.-Govornor
Evans has i,aucd lengthy addroua to
tho citizens of South Carolina, iu which
he says:
"rhe people Of South Carolina havo
always beon law abiding, aud respect
tho constitution OF tho courts OF tho
United States, but whom tho Judges of
those courts Wan,only Invade and tram.
pie undcr foo! the recognized rights Of
our people, they have II right to assert
themselves and maintain thoir sover-
dignity and independence. This they
havo ever done. and will continue to
do, and will resist with all tho
means within their power suppression
and tyranny aud partisan politicians
III high places who disgrace tho
judicial ornine. We cannot, nor
have wo tho desire to resort to
arms to teslst his unjust docrcc.
uuI We can unu VIII eSett tue Nnltgu tl-
forts OF llbcrty.loving people to
,hwart tho conspirntors who aro plot
ting TO overthrow our civilization.
by an appeal TO ono Of the bittere,t
encmlei OF southern civilization, a
politician who disgracea tho Judi.
cial crmine OF the United
States court, and masqueradiny as
n Judge, they have succeeded in having
the registration laws declared unconsti.
tutional, null and void" .
Governor Evans concludes with an
assertion that the issue Ia now betweon
the blacks and tho whites. and
urges citizens TO see that white men,
not white men with black hearts, nor
Negroes" shall cou,ro! the constitution.
al convention.
II appeal 10 Tho sovereign people OF
South Carolina TO protect their homes
and liberties The government OF
tho people must and shall be purpetu.
ated, and We s,o ready to lead the fgh.
under tho white mans flag"
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PocAnoSrAs Va, May li.-Govorno.
O'Ferral returned to Richmond this
evening. Ho made q thorough inycsti.
CATION OF tho trouble here. ic is aatis.
fed that the pre,encc OF tho troops was
necessary to preserve order, and says
they will remain US long rs tho condi.
ton now existing continue. His per.
..icncc in keeping the military hero Ia
bitterly contested by local men. Wost
Virginia miners are closely watched, as
firing on tho picket lines ha, increased.
The military duty has been especially
severe to-day on account OF tho cold
weather. and it has been necessary to
relieve tho men by ordering new com.
plnies.
In "A interview with Colonel MAY,
attorney for the Norfolk 4 Western
company, hs saws tho situation 10 dc.
ededly promising for the operators and
that the mine, here will be kept at
work aud tho militia will remain all
sumner il the attitude Of the West Yir.
ginia miners remains the same. There
are 100 men AZ work in the Browning
mines aud 800 in the Southwe,t Coal
Company.
Colonel Browning says that in lass
than week his output will be greater
than ever. and the output from this
place will be rs great as it has been.
Seventy car, WAS the output to-day.
The miners held biz barbecue at
keystone, W. Va. during the day and
steps are being taken lookin. to.an adj.
jusimen, Of their difficulty. 1t is re-.
ported here that ex-President kimball.
Of tho Norfolk & Western, will meet the
operators to agree upon terms during
the week. RiotinGis reported al Thack.
ers, ". Va, and operations were sus.
pended there to-day. The miners are
soliciting ait from the citizens and rc.
cslvinrit
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CAJsSEGIE RAISES WAGES

Ton pcr Cent Among His Twrnty five
Thousand EnipioyrS-Tho First Adj
vance since tho Reduction OF 1899.
Pr7rsRURGH, Pa, May 1.-the board
oimanagers OF the Carnegie Steel Com
pany decided tonight to advance its
5000 mcu 10 percent, tho raiic to take
effect on June l. Tho notices. which
vii! be posted in all the mills tomorrow
morning, read as follows:
Notwithstanding tho existing con-
Hacu between tho Carnegie Stoel Com
pany and it's employees fixing the ratio
oil wages, this association hns decided
that the present business outlook will
Justify higher rates. and accordingly
tskcs pleasure in notifying it's em.
ploys1 at the Edgar Thomson furnaces,
Edgar thomson steel works, Duquc4nc
steel works. Homestead stoe! works,
Lucy furnaces, Keystone bridge works,
Upper Unldn mills, Lower Union mills
and Beaver Falls mills that from June
]. 1893, and until further notice, tho
scalo rates maid to all tonnage, day and
tnrn men will bo increased 10 per cent;
ms without prejudice to the 1879 wages
contracts still In force.
"By order OF tho board of managers,
tStsuel) III. 9. FRIcK, Chairman"
This action Ia entirely opposed to
what mnmbers Of tho board gavo ont
after Saturdays meeting ou the demand
for all increase made by tho furnace
men at tho Edgar Thompson furnaces.
1t ia claimed, Iowoyor, that Mr. Frick
cahIed to Andrew Carnegie In England,
and that tho Increase was ilrst suggest.
I'd by Mr Carnegie.
1t /, not known wlIu, o!pc, this nc.
ton will have on tho fight Of tho Anal.
rama,ed hisoria,ion in other mills.
Outside manu!acturnrs claim tha, in
many instances the Carnegie scale ia 90
yer cont lower than tho Annlgamutcd
scale. but this cannot bn detcr,ninod
accurately by reason OF tho fact thn,
ine improved machinery OF tho Ca..
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MINISTER HaSicLrOS
Awaiting the Outcome Of tho Trouble
mt Washington - What His Frloudh

Awaiting the Outcome Of tho Trouble
Mt Washington - What His rriouds
Learned.
WASHINGTON. D. c., May li.-Several
friends OF Mr.. Seneca Haselton, the
minister to Venezuela. whose resigna.
ton has been called Tor by the secretary
OF state on account OF Admiral Mcade's
charges. are in the city to-day and have
socn the minister, who is here awaiting
the outcome OF tho trouble. Hon. Brad.
ley B. Smalley, OF Vermont, whose rec.
ommenda,ion was mainly instrumental
in securing the appointment Of Mr.. Ha.
selton to the post. is here, and MEN,
Der OF the Donald-Grant syndicate OF
Minnesota, which has obtained large
concessions in Venezuela, has arrived
aud will say to the department that the
United States minister has attended
faithfully to the duties OF his office and
has been most popular. personally and
Us an official. among tho Venezuelans.
Tho friends OF Mr.. Hsselton have no
definite expectation that tho depart
ment will conclude to change the de-
cision reached before the ministers
resignation was asked.
Representations have been received
from others than Admira! Meade, bear
ing out in part the admiral's report
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TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

The ior.y.sixth annual convention Of
tho Ancient Order OF Hibcrniana i. IN
session at Tammany Hall, New York.
Tho annual convention OF tho Nation.
al Association OF Cigar Manufacturers,
the United States. will convene in Chi
cneo to-day.
A boiler at tho IIomnstcad steel works
exploded, wrocking tho building and
fatally injuring james Anderson and
Thomas McHcnry.
Nine hundred conductors aro in at.
tendance on the convention Of grand
division OF tho Ordor OF Railway Con.
duCtors at Atlanta, Ga.
John l.. Rogers, tho theatrical mana.
eor, obtained decree OF divorce nisi
Yesterday against his wife, Mimic
PalmOr, TAO aclross, at London.
A mad dog bit n number OF shoop
near Tillin, Ohio, and as nine OF flock
oil ono hundred and fifty wont mad. all
tho remainder had TO be killed yestor.
day.
Tho Pacific cnblo schomo Is booming
in Australia, and it 10 ioarcd that il
England, Canada and Australia do not
act at once tho United States will forc.
stall them.
Tho British government rofuscs to 70.
enact tho regulation which prohibits
sealing vessels to cNrry lro.arm' aud au
ugly crisis in tho negotiations with this
counlry is tho result.
Tho Pennsylvania senate passed the
house resolutions, condomning tho ma
tional administration for It's policy in
tho Nicaraguau affair and expressing
sympathy With tho Cuban revolution.
ista. .r,-'
Tho s,orv that Rudolph Schnnubelt,
tho Chicago anarchist, hal boon located
II Vallejo, Cal, !, not credited by
Socialists. They sny that Schnanbclt
i, In South Africa and ha1 no intention
OF returning TO tho Unitod Sta!es.
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SATOLI.I REPLIES
Regarding tho Attack Father Phel
Made on the Christian EndoavorcrS,

Regarding tho Attack Father Phelan
Made on tho Christian Endoavorcrs.
AsEURY PARK, n. j., Nov. 14.-Mgr.
Satolli has made answer to tho Christian
Endcavors' Memorial adopted recently
at meeting here, petitioninc the aple.
gate to unfrock Father Phclan, OF St.
Louis, for his utterauces touching the
young people OF the organization. The
letter Is as follows:
"ArosroLIc DELEG ALTON, U. S. OF A.,
WASHINGTON. D. c., May l3, 1895.
'Ecr j. r. DI,F,an.
"Rrv. AND DEAR sIR:-I received some
days ago your letter with which you
sent me the protest Of the Christian
Endcavorcrs against tho attacks made
by tho Rev. Father Pholan in his paper,
on tho practices OF that association, and
| regret exceedingly that q question Of
this kind should have arisen. But, after
long and careful consideration OF tho
whole matter feel that it is ono which
belongs to tho most Rov. Archbishop,
OF St. Louis, rather than to me.
with sentiments OF slnccrest esteem.
I romain, most faithfully your. in
Christ.
[SiGnedl SAroLLI."
Mr.. Dawson says that, following tho
suggestion OF his emincncc, he will im.
mediately forward tho petition to tho
archbishop OF St. Louis,
Mr.. Dawson also said that it was
Fathor Phclan's Official position and
not the man that was capable OF insult.
ing tho cndcavorers Of America.
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The conservative estimate OF tho
damage by Monday mornings frost
given in yestorday's IsrELLrGEScER
proved to DO about right. Yesterday
was damp aud chilly day. aud early in
tho forenoon and again between II and
l2 o'clock slight snow fell. The damp
ness and cloudnoss last night no doubt
prevented another disastrous frost.
Tho Stoubonyille Herald says; VIII
IAN u. Alahan. tho veteran gardener OF
over.the.river. in speaking OF tho Mon
day morning frost said that nearly y all
tho beans. potatoes. swoet corn and
other early vegetables were badly dam
agod. Tho gardeners along tho river
wore moro fortunate than those higher
UP. On tho hills tho fruit wa, nipped,
grapes destroyed and ice nn eighth OF an
inch thick formed. On the country
roads mud puddles were frozen hard
enough to boar a mau.
A funny story is told at tho expense
OF an amateur agriculturist east OF
Wheeling. he covered all his cabbage
plants with newspapers and left his
tomato planta exposed. The result is,
he has no tomato plants. The cabbage
would probably have stood it all right.
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WfLcox, ARiz. May IA courier
hSs information that armed Indiana
have beon seen prowling around tho
hills in the vicinity OF Buckhorn basin
whero the mines are being worked.
Tho miners at once lett their claims
after being notified and havo congre.
gated together for protection to them.
selves and the newly settled families.
The locality is near the abandoned
post OF Fort Bowie and is some twenty
miles ives. OF Wilcox. At later report
was brought in from the now gold field
in the south pass Of the Dragon noun.
.ains. twenty miles south OF hcre, that
some Indians fully armed were seen
theIo. They attacked prospector'a
camp, driving tho prospectors from
their claims and firing four shots at ono
OF tho men. compelling him TO Jump for
safety from high ledge, severely iniur-
ing himself.
This morning responsible reports
were received from Graham county, say
ing that band OF fifteen heavily armed
Indians werc seen last evening at sun
down seven miles south OF Clifton,
rounding up horses and cattle. Much
alarm 10 felt. This morning ono troop
OF cavalry left Fort Bayard. n. NJ, for
tho. scene. but long marches are neces-
sary to reach the scene OF tho reported
danger. The citizens are feeling greatly
wrought up and insecure.
The Indians arc reported in distress
from insufficient rations and trouble is
expected. with no adequate military
protection. Only few available troops
can quickly reach the locality and they
are at Fort Grande. They have orders
to leave inside OF week, hence all are
packed up. The abandonment OF Fort
Bowie leaves the whole southern coru-
try open to the snvaces, and it would
not surprise those who keep watch OF
the Indians to see trouble from the mis-
cellaneous bands Oft the reservation,
bent on rapine and murder, ending in
general outbreak.
Solomonville. Ariz., was notified to-
| day that fifteen Apache. were seen yes
| terday at Sunday, near Pomerov's
Ranch. twenty miles from Clifton,
rounding up horses. The Indians were
reported as seen in that vicinity several
days ago. but the report was not veri-
fed. The command at Fort Grande has
been notified.
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IN THIS STATE.


Additional Reports From Points In tho In.
tcrior OF west virIinIn.
Tho following special dispatches to
tho iNrELLrGrScn regarding the effects
OF the cold wave in tho interior OF tho
state arc published i'll addition to the
long list in Tuesdays issue:
Kingwood-T weather still remains
cold and disa.rceable in this county.
1t 10 said that tho frost OF Sunday night
did not do much damage. but last night
a cold half snow aud rain began to fall
and tho temperature went down to tho
freezing point aud il is now the general
opinion that tho apples, pears, plums,
rrapos and cherries are all killed.
pcrhnpa Il Tow apples arc saved from
tho wrock. Wheat is badly damaged
and tho vogetablci and grain arc all
killed and will have to DO roplanted.
Tho loas in this county goes up into
thousands of dollars and falls heavily.
Terra Alta-The present cold wavo
has struck this community in earnest.
We have had about two inches of snow
hero to-day md 1t 10 still showing this
evening. IL has done great damage to
tho wheat, and garden vegetables aud
fruits OF all Kinds aru killed. Tho ther.
mometnr stood at freezing all day. 1t
is estimated by the bost business men
hore that tho loss to tho county will
reach 100000.
Wcllsburg, ". Na.-Furthor reports
from this county Indicate that tho
damage done by tho frost OF Sunday
night Is much creator than was first 70.
ported. To-day it snowed for abort
timo.
Sutton, Braxton couuty-On tho
morning Of tho 18th .hnrc wnH heavy
front throughout Bra1ton. Nicholas and
Webster counties, which did great
damage to garden vegetables. 4 great
many farmers arc plowing up aud re.
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FIVE WE'RE KILLED


By tho Explosion of u Boiler of n Saw
Mil IN sow York state.
WELl.svlLIE, n. Y, May li.-By tho
explosion OF boiler in saw mill half
way between Pcrrysvillo and West
Bingham, Pa, and about fifteen miles
from here, five mon werc killed and
three fatally injured, two Of whom have
since died. Tho aamc, Of those killed
outright are:
Claude English. jamos Mowers,
Eugene Mcrrlck, Lyman Perry, Charles
Grover.
Caleb Converse. who was badly
scadcd. aud William DO Grayot, who
was ieariullv maugei. died fow hours
after tho accident. Doll Gridley will
not survive. All but ono wero married
aud lived in tho vicinity OF Wost
Bingham.
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JIM NUTS TRIAL
\ Desperate Effort to Prove That His Mind
Is Unbalanced.

\ Desperate Effort to Prove That His sIind
Is Unbalanced.
ArcHlsoS, HAS, May lin the trial
OF James Mutt to-day the defense intro.
duced tho dispositions OF Mrs. Charlotte
Mutt and Joseph A. Mutt, mother and
brother OF tho prisoner. The depos.
itions dwelt upon the dulluo.s OF tho
prisoner, hia lack OF business qualiiica
tlons, his poor judgment and deficient
mon,al capacity. Ills wife testified Of
Nuts rCs,lessuess ut night and said
that he often complained OF pains in the
head.
In rebuttal the prosecution intro
duced numbc OF Nuts ncighbors in
this county. who testified to having
never noticed anything wrong mentally
with him. Tho case vii! 60 to the jury
tomorrow.
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RAILWAY COMMISSIONERS.
Tho Seventh Annual Convention In Ses.
siou st Washington.


siou At Washington.
WAsuISGroS, May 1.-The seventh
annual convention OF railway commits
siouers began this morning at tho
rooms of the interstate commerce
commission in this city, and will con.
tinue for several days. The convention
is composed Of tho members OF the
interstate commission, the railway com.
missions OF the various states and other
state officers whose duties connec. them
with railroads. At the sixth annual
convention held here-last May CON-
mittees were appointed to prepare re-
ports on the subjects Of railway statis-
tics, uniform classification OF freights
and legislation. 1t also appointed q
committee to select other subjects for
consideration. This committee was SO
widely scattered that it has been una
BILE to hold meeting, but It's chairman
has proposed list OF ten subjects, all OF
which will doubtless be discussed. "
The subjects are -as follows: Over
charges and under.charees; through
routes and through rates; combination
rates on interstate traffic made by
adding through Interstate rates 10 rates
prescribed by state authority for purely
state traffic; government ownership,
government control and government
regulations OF railways; demurrage on
railway cars and carriers liability for
detention OF freight; safety appliances
and railway accidents; causes OF de-
pressed financial condition OF railways;
protection OF public interests during
railway labor contests: evils caused by
sudden and arbitrary changes in rail-
wav rates; regulation OF state and inter-
state electric railways; abuses arising
from use Of shippers cars.
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JAPAN PERSISTS
In Declining to Evncunte Chinese Points
Until the Cash Is Forthcoming.

In Declining to EvNcuntc Chinese Points
Until tho Cnshts Forthcoming.
BERLIN. May IA dispatch to the
Frankiurther Zeitunc from St. Peters,
burg says that despite the pressure e1-
er,ed by the powers. Japan persists in
declining TO fix tho date for the evacua-
ton OF points held by her on the Liao.
TunC peninsula and Korea. The Jap
anese government maintains tho right
to hold Port Arthur until the first half
Of the indemnity is paid by China and
to hold Wei Hai-Wei until the whole ia
paid. Tho Japanese will not evacunto
Korea until settled condition OF affairs
is concluded aud the independence of
Korea is assured. -H
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AN INDIAN OUTBREAK
Iu tho Vicinity OF tho Buckhorn,
Arlzonn, Gold Region.
THE INHABITANTS TERRORIZED

Aud tho Prospects For Serious Trou.
blc Arc Very Good-Citilong Tcrri-
bly, Wrought Up Over tho Danger
and n General Feeling or Insecurity.
Numerous prowlins Bands OF Rod
skins Threatening aud tho Miners
Grouping Together Prepared to Do.
fond Themselves.
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MAssttLoS, oaIo, May l4.--1Iass
meeting, OF the miners in this district
will be held tomorrow hero and at
Wadsworth and in Roguc's Hollow to
act upon tho suggestion OF President
Ra,chiord, that all tho Massillon miners
stand b. the Columbus agreement
rather than attempt TO take independent
action. There are 1000 miners in this
district.
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JAPAN Is PRAISED

For HonouuctnG Her Claim to the Lao
TunE Peninsula.
SHANGHAI, May lit is announced
at Pekin that the Japanese reuounced
their claim to the Liao.Tung peninsula
without demanding tho payment OF an
increased amount OF indemnify for go
doing. 1t is added that tho conduct Of
Japan in this matter ia warmly praised.
1t is feared that the disbanding OF the
Chinese troops will cause disturbances.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LIAK

Aust bo In Cuba SondinE Dispatches to
thu American Newspapers.
TAMrA, Fla, May l4.-1,Thc Spanish
consul here asserts that tho Cuban
revolution 10 abating. tlo says he has
ksp. record aud thus far tho American
prcas has killed siSly-cight thousand
spaniards. llo says thcro arc not that
many troops in Cuba.
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CHAmoTrEsvtLLr, Va. May l4.-Tho
Albsrmarle light horse troop (dis.
moun.ed), thir,y-fve strong, have been
ordered by Governor 0'Ferrall to Poca.
hontas. They leave here at 1 O'CLOCK
in tho morning. Captain H. T. Nelson
will BE in command.
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planting .hoir corn. Fruit was rrcntly
damaged. Considerable Bnow foil TO.
day and II ls growing colder.
neutrality-suspicious. was no frost hero
Inst night, consequently tho crop nnd
early vegetation In this county havo not
yet boon damaged by tho cold wave.
Tho weather, lowovor, btill continues
cold and tho Indications Rro that ,hnrO
will DO frost tonight II tho wind lays.
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9iu.t "Pony Up" tho Guarantee.

CoLvMBCs, O., May 1.-THE supreme
cour: to-day decided the law constitu-
tional which requires the Fidelity aud
Casualty Company. OF New York, and
similar companies to deposit $4,000
with tho state treasurer to do business
N Ohio.
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ST''TT OIsUHE'N 10 THt TF'hTtN1FCET'
WASIIsGroS. d. c., May l4.-Patonts
granted to-day: Frank &. Caldwell.
Wheeling, roofing implement; Frank
G. Caldwell, Wheeling. cylindrical
sheet metal package; Archi bald W.
Paul, Whoelins, decorating atoneware.
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TOLEDO. Ono, May 14.-Tho Ohio
Wholesale Grocers' Association held it's
annual election OF officers in Toledo to-
day. and arc enjoying banquet this
ovouing. At the meeting to-day the
association was rcorcanized and will be
Incorporated for profit.
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PirrsDuEdr, PA, May l4.-Tho two
hundred miners who wero forced ou:
from the Standard mines last Friday
by ,hs strikers, returned to work to-day
4: tho cid rate. The strikers threaten
to return to the mine and compel the
Eca 20 quit.
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ADMIRAL MIIADE's CASE.
Secretary Herbert Demands of Him an IL.
plnnati0n OF III, Course.

WAaIlSdr0N, D. @, May li.-Socr0.
tary llorbcrt has writton lcttcr to .id.
miral Meade asking an explanation Of
tho admiraIs reported u.tcranccs In u
newspaper intorvlnw. 1t Ia stated Off.
cially ut tho department that Adm iral