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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-06-11
Facts Speak Louder Than Words.

Out of the 4,65O,OOO boxes of Beggs'
German Salve sold in 1895, only three
boxes were returned as unsatisfactory.
This seems almost incredible, as every
box has a positive guarantee accom-
panying it. Hackley sells it. If
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CAN any intelligent man say
that the end of the Democratic party
will not have come when thaS party
declares for free silver at the ratio of l6
to l.
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s,,rilt Dispatch 20 the IhtelliEenceF.
sr LOUIS, No.. June l9.-The cleo
,,,n OF Mark 4. Hanna TO be chairman
4 INC national committee is what was
,,,.c,ed and demanded. ana gives
meat satisfaction. NJ. Hanna aeQuIes-
"a reluctantly, but there will be no
,,,us,ance in his manner OF handling
the campaign.
He looks as fresh and clipper to-day
4, though he had not had 4 thing on
A, mind for a year. West Virginia has
, god friend at the head OF the nation
a committee.
While the mUuntalneers have been
attending to busineSs without break.
They have had little time for the social
SIDE. Yesterday Delegate schmulbach
r,ye a dinner in honor OF the birthday
q. pelegate BouEhnSr. To-day Nation
al Committeeman Scott gave a dinner
10 those Of the delegation who remain
ID m the city. A private dining room at
,Ss Planters Hotel accommodated the
Sar,y. Delegate Huston, Of the Third
district, surprised Mr.. Scott with d box
Of American beauty roses. Mr. Hart
prestnted Chairman White with a
handsome silk dag as 4 souvenir OF the
convention and the harmony and good
fellowship that prevailed IN the dele
Eatton. The banqueters were glad 10
take a rost and spent about three hours
Al the dinner table. The last Of the
West VlrginIans leave for home to-
piPht
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provIsed cannon. and nt Cripple Creek
the streets were thronged by enthusiasts
tic crowds all night. At Pueblo the
company OF the national guard fred a
salute Of five guns when the news OF
the bolt was received, and in the north
ern and southern Colorado towns the
enthuEiREKn was HnGoHAned.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 1O.--The To-
cal papers have the following TO say
with regard 10 McFinley's nomination;
The Chronicle (Rep.l-There were
other worthy candidates, but any other
nomination would have been \ mistake.
For the last sixty days II has been man
fest that he was the choice Of the Re-
publican electorate by an overwhelm-
ing preference, and the convention
has simply ratified tho pronounced VIII
OF the party In placing his name at the
head Of the national ticket. The friends
OF silver cannot be ignorant Of the fact
that Mr.. Mckinley Ia mol owned by Wall
street, ana they muy be assured thAt
the white metal will be kindly treated
by him. He has always been friendly
TO silver. As their servant, not as their
dictator, win ho enter the while house,
and their behests will be needed when-
ever the general judgment y manifest
The Call (Rep,)-lt Is an ideal ticket
inc EuTulNulGb SUIT NllG FAAhANANAt thN
emergency and the need Of the country
as well az they suit the desires and the
temper OF the people. William Nc
Klnley Is one OF these soldier candi-
dates whom the Republican party de-
lights to honor. HIS Is the patriotism
OF war as well as OF peace. He was ns
prompt TO defend the life Of the repub::
lie on the field OF battle as TO defend
its Industries in the hall Of legislation.
To the majority Of the woFkinEmeri OF
America his name In synonOmous with
prosperity.
The Examiner (Dem.)-It is noucea-
bio that Mckinley was not the choice
Of the great Republican states. The
failure OF these to agree on candidate
gave the Democratic states. which Will
send him no electoral votes an oppor-
tunlty 10 force him upon them. The
most eloquent Significance OF the sltuA-
tion Is that his candidacy will fail TO.
arouse that hearty enthusiasm In the
Republican states hich would have
resulted had they agreed upon and
named candidate OF their own. il is
a wonderful spectacle To see the solid
Democratic south thrusting down the
throats OF the northern and New Eng
land states n candidate whose nomina-
tOn the latter fought 50 bitterly to de-
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on THEIR OARS.
The silver BOlters win Take No DshnIts
Action at Prr.rnt.

The Silver TloIterS will Take No Definite
Action at Present.
ST. LOUIS, June l9-Durlng the day
n conference OF the silver bolters was
held at which itw as decided to take a
tentative course. The boltIng delegates
will therefore, make no formal pro-
cedure until they have had an opportun-
ity to consult with their party members
in their states ana determine what
measure OF approval meets their course
in walking nut Of the Republican con-
Venton.
For this reason Il was deemed best TO
not effect any formal organization as
vet and informally II was decided 10
have Senator Dubois, Of Idaho, look
nFter the interests NJ the boilers until
Snrh time as II Ia decided TO be advisable
10 perfect regular organization. Nenr-
~ all the silver delegates nave lcIt the
city. Those now remaining arc Scha-
TORS Carter, Teller. Mantle, Dubois ana
Cannon, and Congressman Hartman.
Congrpgsman Townc. ~ Minnesota, ls
also gtIll here and will remain few
dnys, as will the others, awaiting de-
yCiopmcuts and preparing for such ac'
lion as the trend Of events may Indicate
to be Wise.
A. vet the boltcrs DO not discuss with
senator Teller the proposition 10 Romi-
naie him on Independent ticket. The
senator himself pushes such suggestions
aside without ceremony.
Late tonight n report was current
thnt tho boiters had been In conference
with the P0pulist leaders, several ot
whom happen to be In town just now
investigation showed the rumor 70 be
untrue. though II ls not considered I'M
nossibfc that some effort al ApprOnch-
mont may yet be made by one side or
ihe other, NO the end that all silver men,
OF whatever Jflrty may get together on
that committee on ground ana 30 hct
in concert fdt' the iNst Interests Of the
silver supporting states,
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TR md OF TRADE,
Continued signs or GAtu I'm f'HSIneEs.
waiting Iron Market.

4 Waiting Iron Market.
NEW YORK, June 1s.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review OF trade, which Is
sues tomorrow. will say:
There are continued signs that gain
I'm business has begun. Stocks have
gone higher than they were before the
artificial break ten days ago, wheat ana
cotton are In better demand. there is
more confidence In monetary curcles,
and the tendency toward shrinRaEe In
great Industries seems in some meas
ures, at least, 10 be checked. While the
outcome of the Democratic convention
Is uncertain and the great crops are not
yet wholly beyond danger. sure ana
strong improvement could hardly he
expected, but the tone In business circles
has grown distinctly more hopeful.
Beyond the Influence Of this general
h0pefulHtss, nothing appeared TO JUSTIFY
the advance NJ Il cent In wheat, 40 In
corn and BLDG IN cotton, and reaction
started In nff these with taking OF profits
Thursday
The advance IN cotton had no visible
cause in crop prospects or movement,
though receipts at port have been light.
Accounts Bttt indicate large Yield.
Textile manufacturers do not gain.
and the assignment OF n large worsted
mill Is thought to be due to special
causes rather than 10 the general
Influences which curtati or temporarily
stop production OF many others. There
!s rather more hopefulneBs, which Is felt
In the arrest OF the decline OF wool:
prices are no lower than on June !, and
sales do not increase.
Manufacturers walt orders which
clothiers hope soon TO give, but are NOT
,,,N rno1y aud the only changes IN
prices are declines OF 6GlO per cent In
some very low grade goods.
The waiting IN Iron and steel brings
n slightly lower average OF prices. the
lowest since April ], and only is per
cent above the lowest OF the year,
though the combinations make no
change IN quotations. Beams are quo
ted delivered instead OF at mills, but
numerous contracts are kept back; con-
sumption OF wire nails ut current prices
has SO declined that American wire rods
are offered nt competing prices In Eng
land: scarcely anything Il done In iron
bars because steel bars at IL take the
business: and the billet pool a still un.
dprsoid by 81 by middlemen. while
many works are putting zip steel plants
Of their own. Plates are weak and also
sheets and orders for rails, though tu-
merOus, are not large. Southern No. l
h offered 81 below PennBylyanla pig,
and Grey Forge Is 10c lower at Pitts
since coke was advanced to SO per
ton, the ovens at work have decreased
Failures for the week have been 27S
In the United States. against e2s last
year. and IS In Canada, against 81 last
year.
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cURAE HERs

A PrOminent InsurEsnt Killed tn a Hot
Engagement with Spanish Troops.
HAVANA, June BIN the engage
ment at Nanajaan in Puerto Principe
among the killed were the well known
Insurgents BeItrun, htother-in-iaw OF
the leader, Sanchez, Armando SancheH,
F6nFeca, ClsilIo, Marlgal and Ramon
Guerra. The Insurgents were under
Calunga and not under Gomez. They
only acknowledge losing eleven killed
and forty-nlne wounded in this engage
Inent, but It IL the opinion here that
they seek 20 conceal the truth.
General Bradley T. Johnson gives
dinner tonight 10 Consul General Lee.
Reports received at ManzanillO con-
firm tho news that numerous bands OF
insurgents are assembling near Negu-
lta under Jose Maceo, Rabbi CallxtO,
Garcia and RoIoft,
The authorities OF ManEanlllo feel
considerable unehsiness at this dem-
onstratlon aud are making preparations
In case the insurgents attempt to 1T
tack the town.
The leaders Aguirre and Valencia ut
the head OF 1000 Insurgents have been
moving In the nelghbOrhOod OF Campo
Flurldh, near Havana.
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PITTSBURGH. Pa, June l9.-Chair-
man W. F. Harrity, OF the Democratic
national cmmlttee, passed through here
ouroute to Philadelphia from ST. Louis.
While In St Louis Mr.. Harrlty declined
to be interviewed on the subject af poll
tics. for the reason that his visit there
was OF a purely personal aud social
character, and that It seemed indicate
for him to discuss politics from Demo-
cratic standpoint while the Republican
party was the guest OF st. Louis,
When asked about the platform
adopted yesterday, Hfr. Harrity said:
I'm my opinion the action OF the Repub-
llcau natIonaal convention makes It even
more important that the Chicago ma
tlonal platform shall declare for sound
money than II an equlvocal financial
plank had been placed in the st. Louis
platform. am on record Rs predicting
| that the Democratic national platform
will not declare for the free coinage OF
silver, and am stu quite hopeful that
the sound money element OF the Demo
cratic party Will prevail In the con-
what effect will the Withdrawal Of
Senator Teller and his free silver asso-
clates from the Republican national
cnventlun have upon the Chicago con-
ventfon," was asked.
at ought To give no announcement to
| our party 20 adopt n free silver policy.
II will be found that the gentlemen who
hOlted the ST, Louis convention will not
take any steps 70 help the Democratic
party. They would doubtless cooperate
with Democrats, providing the Demo
Gratis would follow where they lead. The
| suggestion TINT Senator Teller may be
nominated by the Chicago convention
Is not worthy Of moments serious con-
] sOderatlOn.
II believe" continued Mr.. Harrtty,
"that the Democracy can enter the cam
paign with much more Of hope md con-
fidence n they will unequlVocRlly de-
clare for the existing gold standard. II
they will do 30 and nominate candidates
in harmony with such declaration the
currency issue will be practically elimI-
mated from the canvass and In so far US
II might remain It would be to the nd-
vnncement Of the Democrats in New
York, New Jersey and Connecticut, be-
cause OF Major McKlnley's euuivocal
record and attitude. The tariff would
be the main issue and believe that this
would Be TO the prejudice OF the Repubh-
can candidates. who stand for an eE-
tTene high protective tariff. The busi-
ness interests Of the country, except
those having a direct concern In still
higher duties Upon imports want rest
from further tarlff agitation.
"AR soon MS this country gives salts.
factory assurances OF the soundness and
stability OF It's monetary policy, AZ
would be the case II both the leading
parties declared for the existing gold
standard, general confidence would be
restored. II will then be found that the
present thriff will produce ample reve.
nue for all OF the expenses and needs OF
tho government. With restored conf
dence and umple revenues We Will at
once enter upon an era OF business re-
rival and general prosperity"
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pRUMN0Np CAsTIR WRE0E
Additional stories Of the suryiV6tsAI
Time 10 Man Boats,


BREsT, June 1e.-The man nelhed
Goodbeit, who survived the disastef %
the Drummond Castle, vas the quar- fer
master Of the ship. In an tntervl w
upon the causes OF the disaster and ~
experience he said: u was on du "
Mt the time. A few minutes before {
shock a driZzling rain had commenpi
ed to fall and the atmosphere wa
thick and muggy. But 1t was not t0Bs
gy. The sea was not rough but there
was q long swell. No lights were ViR'
ibie in any direction.
THE children on the ship had gone
to bed, but there we're = number OF pas-
sengers on deck. The vessel was going
at a rate OF fourteen knots an hour
when suddenly, with absolutely no pre-
lImInary warning, there was terrible
crash.
tAThe captaIn, Hho was on the bridge
with the third officer when the ship
struck, Immediately ordered all hands
to the boats. All Of the passengers
rushedt on deck. many Of them only
half clad and tn PaR!c-stTicken con-
dltion. The steamer was now listed so
heavily that all the crew behaved ad-
mirabiy and took up their stations; oil
their work left It impossible 10 do any
thing.
"a heartrending cry rose from those
on board when they realized that they
were doomed. The Drummond Castle
sank beneath our feet with all on
board. about two minutes after she
struck.
~ found myself In the water and seiZ-
ed a floating plank which had seen. I
then saw the other survivor, Wood, who
was cfinging 10 q small spaE We
Joined our efforts IN the collecting of
other spnrs and thus made a rough sort
OF raft. on this we were buheted
phout by the waves TIL morning, when
we perceived ashllg boat not far
away, waved my cap, which was
seen md we were soon picked Ut"
Wood, the other survivor, said that
he was IN the forecastle when he felt
the crash, and he just had time to rush
to his post at one Of the boats when the
ship sank.
Thirty-one bodies OF victims of the
wreck have thus far been picked up.
BREST, June l9-The French ad-
miraIty officials who have been exatn-
lining the scene OF the wreck Of the
Drummohd Castle expresses the belief
TINT she was broken up by the eXplo-
sion OF her boilers after she began to
founder. The French government has
sent ~. BertiIion TO measure the dead
for the purpose OF Identification.
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ST. LOUIS, June 1s.-ThIa W has
been one Of the busiest the Hrtelt 81.
Louis have ever had. Everylrucn p all
OF them was crowded and cot 81 ~ IN
the halls was at premium. tput ns tie
three days OF the convention the leilt-
efS hotel lodged 1906 people, ana Wees
nssdny evening 1850 people Meft 4 ~
th dining room. over thsee nIs pr
EnrlnE chicken !, beef and rputtQ lefe
consumed. The SOunthern, HlpqN x lip-
ciede and other prominent hota fere
equally crowded. The poll ~ f-
tnertts were excellent and th4re W t.efy
small amount OF pocket picking u Z az :
dred crimes. considering the cre ot
people that filled the hotels each iats
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CHICAGO. June l9.-EK-Governor
Roles, OF Iowa, candidate for the DEM
ocratlc presidential nomination on q
free silver ticket. arrived In Chicago
this morning and returned TO his home
on the evening train. c. a. Walsh, sec
retary OF the Iowa State Central COM.
mlttce; Judge Davis, Of Creston aud
DeieRate.at-LaTBe a. Nnn wagon ar,
lncharke Of the Bolcs boom here ana
thew refuse TO believe that any combl-
nation OF events can prevent tho udmt-
nation and election OF the ex-governor.
Sir, Baies declined TO mako any public
statement on national questions nt this
time. From now on the Boles boom viii
DO pushed by an enthusiastic dcicBa-
tion Of Iowa Democrats who Will make
Chicago the base OF their operations
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ocALA, Fiu, Junc is.-T'he psmo,
cratic state convention did not dioarn
until late hour last night, riotnliEtlon
Of ticket being delayed by tht dead.
lock on the nomination for eomi liler.
The gold men had mnpotity 5ht not
the necessary tw0-thirdS, Final hi u
compromise w. II. Reynolds Wai llrcd
for comptroller. The rest 0f u, icket
follows: For governor, W. b. BllShlm;
for secretary OF stnts, l, Il cuIvford;
trensuTur c. Il. Collins; nttnrnlH gen-
eral, w. ID. Lamar; auperinten lint OF
agriculture, Mr.. wombwell touolnl.
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WEARY WORKERS
r,se a Rest by IndulstnE in Tooth
some Banqustst
Mr.. SCHMULBACH STARTS IT
~ Remembering the Date of Del.
ogate Boushnsr's Birth.
AyDCoNNlTTEENANNB SCOTT

K,p.It Up Rather than be out OF Fash.
,.a-slarE lIaAuA Chosen chAlrmHn OF
a, Xntlonal cOmmlttsS--vssanSlos oo.
,,,lOu.d by the secession Of the Free
urrttss :FiiIsa-JOsSpA II. NiAnlsy
rl,,,sd Temporary Secretary OF the
r.mmlttss-wsst VtrEtuians Lst for
Hsms Last hight.
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WASHINGTON, June is. hanl
poran, Minnesota's memlIer the
Democratic national COMMITTEES nere
and has received the following 81 AN
from cx-Secrctary whitney hen
Will you be in New York? Want 20
see you. You must not desert this
time" The telegram had tetett TO
Mr. Dorau's intention TO SAL il En.
rope In few days for the beplt ot
his health. He says that WHILE will
not decide certainly until Rftar ~ meets
Mr.. whitney, II Is likely that n will
postpone his foreign trip and attoud Ele
Chicago convention In an effort ~ gtem
the free silver tide. 'fi Is
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WASHINGTON, D. c., June 1S.-+In-
structlons OF a direct and positive char
acter have been sent to the United
States minister at Madrid, Mt. Hannis
Taylor, to make strong representatlo
to The Spanish government with a view
to securing reparalion for indlgnities to
DR.. Jose DelEago and other American
citlsens In Cuba. The instructions went
by mail some days ago and should
reach Madrid about the present time.
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DENVER, Juno ia-rhc national
council. Jr .. 4. \, NJ, now IN session
here, hnR adopted Il resolution declaring
that we dcprrcutc the tendency Of OUT
national political PARTIES To nsk or con
code 10 foreign countries, directly or In
directly the right 0r shaping or defining
lie internal policy Of this nation In any
manner whatever, or TINT national
Legislation shnll be Withheld at the buhcsI
Of foreign power"
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THE GLAD HAND.
Congratulations Pouring In on
Major Mckinley.
COMING FROM EVERY SECTION,
And Conveying the Livclisst Ex.
pressions Of Satisfaction
ON HIS POPULAR TRIUMPH

At the ST. LOals Conssniiun-No Abats.
msnt In the EnthusiSOm that sIEnHliEsd
the IIOar Of ITS NOmtnatton-Hvery Ia.
coming Delegation Greeted with Pan
demonIum of Eolse-"ThS Advance
Agent of Prosperity" SultainH Himself
Well Throughout the Ordeal of Promis.
euon. IIand,hahinE and Intermittent
JolIlnration-seens, and Incidents.
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A coNFERENCE


HetWeeH GireI sheet 1GnnHfactureTS and
worksrs-SO Agreements,
PITTSBURGH, Pa, June lp.-The
steel sheet manufacturers and workers
committee held conference to-day on
the wage scale, hut adjourned after an
eight t-hour session until next week,
without having reached an agreement
The manufacturers demanded re-
durtlOn OF f. per cent on wages dt
shcnrmen. rollers ana heaters. The
warlIEHep offered to compromise By n
cut In day mems WAGES. but refused 10
ngrce TO a reduction In the skilled labor
scale.
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GEORGETOWN. British Guiana,
june ia British official with one
hundred iaborcrs were opening road
from the Barama to the Cuyunl river
within the SchumburglS line. when they
were stopped by armed Nenczuelans.
Orders have hccn sent from Ge1rBotown
to the British officials not ts Offer Vlo-
lent resistance 10 the NencZuelatIE. but
to Withdraw under protest.
No excitement haB been caused IN the
colony by the Incident.
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LONDON, June 2O.-TeleErams re-
cclved from Buluwayo indicate that
the MashOnas have Joined the MatR-
belle rising and the situation Is much
more grave. There are numerous cases
oi Isolated settlers being mAsacred.
The people around Salisbury and Fort
Charter have been ordered into Laager
The whole AiaEoe district Is full OF re-
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HARRITY TALKS.
He Discusses the Platform Adopt.
cd at St. Louis.
DEMOCRATS MUST MEET IT

with an UnsqalvOOal Endorsement of
the Present Gold stundard-IIo Says lie
Does Not Believe that the Free silver HI.
smsnt tn the Party will control the
conventiOn--Ths c;NpslasFatiOn of Tel.
IsrAs the Possible Nominee lS Not Worth
serlou. Affects a Cheer
rul AtutudS In Regard to Democratic
Prospects.
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LONDON, June ta.--A dtspatcI 70 She
Times from Rome, says that Il y be-
llcVed IN well Informed Circle there
that Mgr, H. LorHnHclll, 1nlgI titnGlO
at The Hague, will be nppointe q dpos.
toiiC delegate to the tinted Rtht6f To
succeed Cardinal Satolll. but th. 3 y not
finally settled IHTI
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YOKOHAMA, juno H. ti5 NOW CO.
tlmated that 10000 people " re drcwned
by the tidal wave on the islag q les5o,
in the northern part Of Japani which
accompanied succession q iful
earthquakes. lasting abou tNehty
hours. E
In addition TO the town OF = ,tniqlslli,
which was wholly destroyed HaAny
other coast towns have been tFaahea
away entirely or In part,
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pArHgR MIXED.
Denver ApplAuds Teller while SAT- FRAN
cisco Praises Mckinley.

DENVER. Col, June 1o.--Thr news
Of the action OF Senator Teller nnd the
Colorado and Idaho delegations In with
driving from the national Republican
convention has been received through
nnI tho gtntC With great eRthHHlaalH,
In DUnver there viii be demonstration
.,,bcn Scnutnr Teller returns, which Will
hG hy Thursday. aud senator Cannon,
nf l'inh. viii he tho feature uf another
demonstration when he Pasaes through.
The mining camps Grc especially lhbi-
liant. Al Aspen last night the hills
were vibrating with tho boom OF I'M
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NEW YORK. June ~. Speaker Reed
pagscd through this city to-day on MS
way In Monmouth, New Jersey, whcff
lie VIII spend . isw layA WIN is pdnI nli
friend. CuioHei 4. u. Payne NJ heru
rrfnsnd 10 discuss politics with q re-
portor, Who solicited an Interview with
him nj the Pcnnsytvania depot In 9af-
scy city,