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The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-20

Deputy Internal Revenue Collector Flahavan yesterday reported Charles H. Webb, 8 real estate agent, to Collector Lake for prosecution. Last week H, S. Parmelee purchased piece of property through MT Webb. A quit-claim deed entered into the transaction, and 1t bore no revenue stamp. MT. Webb contends that none is necessary. The deputy will endeavor to make it a test case.
 INVENTORY ON GIBBS ESTATE.
 An inventory on the estate of the late Annie l.. Gibbs, filed in the probate court, shows the estate to be worth $S5,- S4S, of which $4,o0o is realty.
 City Court-Criminal Side-Judge Dow.
 In the city court yesterday morning. before udge Dow, Garret F. Dalton was sent to jail for thirty days and fined $25 for assaulting Otto Steinke. Edward J.. McCarty was fined $25 for participating in the assault.
 Pearl J. sperry was fined sS for as saulting John J. Cullen.
 The case of Antonio Milceno, charged with not sending his child to school, was continued.
 In the civil side of the city court yes- terday afternoon several judgments were given. In the case of Charles and Ellen Beecher against c. E. Jones a judgment for $1,000 was given plaintiff by default.
 Harry Matz brought suit for foreclos- ure against Mayer Brick and judg- ment for $5,000 was given.
 Julia A. Beckford brought suit for $2- 900 for foreclosure on the property of Allen Rockford and it was granted.
 In the case of Jacob Hurwich against Julia Rubens, suit for wages, a judg- ment for $2.67 was granted.
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S5,OOO Slander Suit Internal Revenue Test Case to be Brought-Branford Rioters Fined
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-07

dota t,ao dc carinosa reprensijn:
IPor ql6 ha5a h)oho rea,'sr t>lH sua an 3uHiis?
Ah9ra estaba ta r,ag1a1 que vover u
chas inhtea qe dsrn nngaa resutado ea, ,f,corio?
FL soerdote escuchsba al sshor Mora; habfs din.
gidoA Gberto detenendole le pregant5.
Hi INFO, 81 encontrseis colo harco eD(tente
do dez bacos enemgo comprenas2is que todo combate
inuti, Jos re2ignarfais por csc?
-tDema 3iado sabei que hara matlr anta-,e con-
teGt5 eoclsma1t, Gi'barto.
-lEs decir que ntenariais 10 mposbl2 2...
~ cuando rata del honor De nuestro nombre, de la
fslicidad de vida hab.ais de resignation.
mo es Ia ig!ea Ia que ensc0a sur pace ca
las degracas que Dio envia? Ls gesia
confanzs Dies
-Desle hace mas de s1o Dos 10 ha hacho mss quo
scumulsr pesares mi oamino.
-Es porque aun 70 babeis lleea1o al fla.
No quda mss qle espear las manisfesacione5 de
vountal.
-iAh! iMe hsceis saltar-exclan6 l faoerdote-si pe
Manifestations de as bondae Dies debeia esprar
las en- Francia no huyendo plises desconocdos
IAcaso Dios haa todas partes?Ie contegt6
ava irona desgrcsio ovn, qucn la nsisteEc;a del
cerdote sacaba de quieio.
El aoerdots eperaba aquella lueha No pudierdo dar
nipgdn motive plausible repeutno csmbo de conduct,
veia oblgsdo cond lcirse de aquella manera.
-Dog Sc haa efe,to, t)ias partes,le contests Ell
Eun por corsguente tne nfndad &c ocupaciorts
poes Gotsdo gran cera7on bcndto por Il cello,
Creador de todss las <Aydlae ell ceo e ayu1ars
Paes 10 que ha alut, maldito 10 que ne ha ayuda.
do,-le oontest6 amargamente Gilberto.
-Pero os syudsra mGcho menos 81 renuncsis / la
lucba.
-Por favor os 10 pido desdme marshar no proon.
guemos esta discussion que me hace daho
-sesI Pero voyeremos emprenderla antes de mu:ho'
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LA HEREEc1A DEL CoNDENApO

bonita mission me habes eehado encira Y crees que
e Ministro fsvorecera 7uestros rlsnes?...
-Estoy seguro de qua negara naia sGlbeto-dijo e
sehor Morel
-Pues ben; 5o por d contario, re que 10 harA! die
10 'camene ell sacerdoe tomee meddas para que
10 impda.
sVos?-exolam6 Gilberto.
Isl, 20! DE La misma que nicgo rotandsmen
to no decr nj patra madre abuel,
con la misma enegta ire al Ministro decitle lie
dire LIE dire 10 gus tenga cue decre!.. "
marchareis. :.
Gilberto dirgi6 al sacerdote, mrandoe fjamen de
pues de un momento de indec6p, le do;
mos estas enganando! Esta nochs ests nana, ha
ocurfdo un lncidsnte quareis podeis decnos
Hates descaberto quizas de nocenca de mi
DIRE, dc els NADIA para evtarme deslus6n
de vuera desvanezca han desvape
do cuahtas hasta shora hemos tando va he emcsado
que tepgo vaor sufrrlo todo 81 tene eps
rarza os 10 supco deadne psrtcipar de es. Decidme
impedr!
iAh la tenta,6n poia mas podsrosa; ell eecreto
quemata los labics del sacerdote; pero contest6
-Aun mas-le dijo Gilbero con Ia preha1a de lag
mas:me contento digas que sabe hoy
gnorabas ayer.. No preguntare qua muchas
los erdotes rcbn confdareias que deben guardian para
sempre...
FL baen estuvo punto de haba pero lie represents
Ia del cementeric, a desconocdo consando
cmen depues de haber preguntaio 81 della
fesdn guardrfa siemprs 10 que fba confssr. B5 los
ojos articnl6 lentamente:
No Sc hoy nj p,labra mss de 10 que saba aver.
-Entonces ,mpTeldo-murmuro trittemenle Gill;
berto ~ vRestra segrs yueras extrahas paabrss
de tai eado de mi coraz6n, que pdo
permiso para ausentarme.. Adids, amigo mfo
Empszabs "a aesse, ye .ehor Morel decfa al sacer
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killed BY 4 BLACKMA[[R,
TRUSTEE OF BARNEY BARyATO,S
ESTATE SHOT IN HIS OFFICE.
HIS Assauant Was = Former soldier.
and There Are singular Circum-
stances About the Anair-Several
shots Were Fired I'm the ARRAY.

CAPE TOWN. March l.-woif joel.
trustee OF the estate OF Barney Barnato.
the late South African millionaire. was
shot in bis office this morning Al Johan-
nsseurg by n former solder named Won
talthien
The murderer "a tered Mr. Joers once
and demanded E3.ae Being refused, Ne
sna;cned revolver from desk and fred
The bullet entered Joers forehead aud
he fell 10 the sioor and expired The muc-
oerer attempted 10 commit suicide. bur
failed.
Mr.. joel and Mr. Strange his manager.
received Won Voltheius in Stranges room.
All three had rsvolvers a circumstance
explained by the fact tina; the meeting
was noe an ordinary one. The first shot
IL said 20 have been fired by Mr. Strange
a. Won Noltheirn. who had tried 10 seize
Mr. Iees.s revolver. OF fotrfrriEi then
nred AZ Mr. Joel. the bullet entering his
eye and causing almost instant death
Several shots were aftsrwerd fired The
entire STAN rushed in and Won Noitheiu,
was secured after Il struggle. The mo-
tive for the crime was failure In an at
tempt 20 blackmail.
LONDON. March 15.-+rha Cape Town
correspondent Of the DAILY Mail. who
learns the nlurderer's naple is Won Vol
theim, SAYS: He Is reported 20 be the
same man whose supposed body WAS
FOUND III the Thames bound with ropes
last year. bot who afterward turned up
serving as trooper in the Cape police
AZ NTybu.g
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AFTER ANDREE BY BALLOON.
rarity OF Frenchmen Will start in
search of the Arctic Explorer
This Summer,

NEW YORK. March fi-According to
adF'ceS received from Paris. the largest
ana best equipped balloon ever construct
Cd Is being made ready for 4 tourney 10
the North pole and The rescue Of Andree
IT VIII be in charge of the famous French
aeronauts. Louis GODDARD and Eduerd Sur
cuof The most orig.na feature Of this bal
loon VIII be a system OF ten small ~v=..r-
voir balloons. II Will be much larger than
that used by Andree. and viii be called
Ia France Ii viii he capable OF re-
naming sixty days in the air
The whole party will consist of seven
persons. These Will be made up of the
chief or the expedition. three aeronauts
one meteorologist, one explorer and one
physician. Louis GODDARD will be chief
Eduard Surcuot its chief aeronaut. ard
NJ. Cordt second aeronaut. NJ. Godari
has the following 10 say:
Il believe Andrea lives and may be need
or help That he has not been heard from
Yer six months does not dishearten ME.
and the example Set by this worthy son
OF the intrepid Viki@gs shoritt s-,':~ Ia 10
action. Ills provisions in the balloon
can avert il. the crime of allowing thfs
heroic man TO endure the torturing hell Of
a lingering death by slow staryat must
not occur. The balloon mean To ls. for
this expedition will be stronger ana big
ger than Andree's.
we Will go TO Spitzhergen by sea. Then
we shall religiouslv investigate every
our Scandinavian brother. In our search
for Andree We mean to pay particular
attention 10 the coast OF Greenland ana
to Franz Josef land.
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GEN. ROSECRANS' FCNER ~.
Remains VIII Lie In state NTH
Wednesday Morning.

LOS ANGELES. March 14.-At 10 o'clock
tomorrow the body OF the late Gen. ". 5.
Rosecrans will be conveyed Under mill
tary escort from the undertaking p3ilors
whele they have been since death ~ the
council chamber Of The city haN, there 70
liza n stat unill the funeral Wednesday
morning. The pall-hearers tomorrow VIII
he chosen from city and county officials
and members Of the Chambe: Of COM
merce and Free 1iarbOr League. The
military escort will he furnished by Gen.
Last Of the National Guard On W.dpes-
day mornng the funeral mass will be held
a. The cathedral. the bishop Ok the diocese
officiating. after which The body will b.
conveyed 10 Rosedale. there 10 remain IN
vault until they can ha conveyed Ia
Arlington cemetery. Washington. to be
finally Inferred
Many kilograms ana letters of c0ndol-
eace have been received by he children
OF Gen. RoseCrans. One from President
Mckinley speaks IN very feeling terms OF
his old commander.
The list of pan-bearers for Wednesdays
ceremony hiss no; yet been announced.
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SANCOlyER.s SMALLPOX S~.sfE


Spscial Dispatch 10 tine Post-EntellIgsncer
tANCoCEE Err Is. c.. March ls-There
was considerable excitement in the city
ths afternoon whsn q report was circu-
1fed that there was smallpox case N
th1ag Lees laundry On Seymour street
tnief o. Police Stewart received an
anonymous letter early 81 the day con-
seTing the startling Intelligence tina. one
OF Lees washse-w ssils,. fEs@n WAS afflicted
win the dread disease. ard IL some mys-
ferrous way the us@s got Oh the streets.
Air@rs waiting 20 go north were much ex-
ercised Or the report. and number were
reported to have taken passage on the
steamship PAX Shan. saying they would
prefer TO face the black death" at Skag-
way. The medical health officer and chief
OF police visited Lees place, bur there was
not even = case OF sickness there. and
they concluded that q cruel hoax had been
practsced on them. An effort IL being
made 10 trace up the writer Of the letter.
and IL he Is caught summary tnslice Will
be melted olt 20 him by tae indignant
citizens.
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ocnERMaN's REPEATED ARRESTS
Oregon Authorities Trying Hard Ia
Get Him Back for TRIAL.

VANCOUVER. Il. c. March 1.-THE
Portland Or. police are making a deter
mined effort 70 secure Albert II. Oeker-
man. who was arrested for embezzlemeut
from the Portland order Of F.lks on Janu-
AIRY 81 last and released on February
Under the habeas corpus act. Ockerman
stayed III Vancouver and vas rearfested
on Saturday last. but was again released
under habeas corpus. Later on the same
day officer Conner, from Portland. ar
rived WIKI eNtraditi3n papers. and Ocker-
man was again arrested. This morning
he WAS brought mp in the police court and
discharged. As soon as Ockernan left
the court ne was reaYrested on i supreme
court writ, ana VIII be heard tomorrow.
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~ TIE SENATE.
Proposed Amendment Ia Constitution
--Obiection to International Hank.

WASHINGTON. March fi~-In the sen
ate today. after consideration of Ire
Chandler resolution ana passages - the
bin for eight additional revenue enters.
lio8r Of Massachusetts called Up a resp
iut'on reported toy him from the judiciary
committee. providing fur the ellfnisson
- The legislatures of the various states 4
= proposed amendment td the corsfftli-
tlou - the Dnitei States relative 70 the
succession of the pressdency He desired
simply 10 pl9cs, IN the record certain tn
formation bearing upon the subject ard
briefly 20 impress senators with tie de
STABILITY o "a ssug tho resolution n n
early da.e. iU ORDER 20 remedy a manifest
d~fec; ia iha constitution.
At he suggestion ~ For8ke~ O. Ohio
the t,Il for the Incorporation or The Inter-
n1''on5i Amerlca1s baHs, was allied up
The bill provides shat The bank shall have
a capital CT s,eDsn which may b. In
creased - y;o 80 .'s and that its main
Offices shall BE I'm WASHINGTON and New
York with branches in Mexico the West
Indies and IN Central ana South America
Objection was made 90 the consideration
a. the bin. bat Il MAS rrad Cor Information
uu.ll cockreil % Missouri objected even 10
that
The national quarantine b}l ives made
the order o. business and sil bs taken I'D
or y ednes1av next
Tne senate passed the following meas
ureS.
Amending the az; 30 pcrn.s ing u.e ~
rights NJ Way through public laEIs COR
tram roads canals aud reservoirs
p rfnaueDtly locating the a3ilsl u Ne.
sseSiT~a At Santa pc
Granting - tire Kettle River Nalley
railway "a right % way through tAe
north half az the Colt Size Indian rv~rrv8-
ton n Washington.
Relating 10 isases on The Hot SPRING.
rea~yrt tor
To refer certain elaine for Indian dspre-
a. tiO:ss 10 fhe court ~ claims.
r, tf}ce,F paArSte fN@ National Florence
critic rdsn rni~<Eon.
10 provide FOR th~ t,spJs3i @ -hs aoaa-
dore8 FoTt ~aaw military r~~2svsiton -
Montana. under fn~ homestead mining
ana Other Land Is ~ - the United STATES
To pay HAITI A PHILIPS widow %
John Phillips $3.50 foT SeTy lres rea1sTss1
HF John Phillips q bearing dispatches
from the commanding officer az Fort Pm
EeATay . FoY- f-araf3.e II ifecerncs-.
fsSs after he r1sST4cF~ - tG@ United
Sfz IS soldiers uu.te~ Lieut. F'0i. E@Fter-
nan - f}5e : p4x frs AIS. d na b. ~ sa@s.
services tA@ esrrtsosg 80 kaE. P1N Eeaf-
nv vneu surrounded rs ssci4x .n4la 1s.
Aas geSras3 anG saved from anr4nil.tiSD-
To author. ~ ire secretary II war 70
lexn teas 20 tAs cigtGsn2 committee VI
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Cincinnati for use during the tnirty-s,c-
ard annual encampment Of tho -. \. x.
To pay the heirs OF the lase Joan ho3c'l
and detention, etc, Of The gunboats I'm
cago. Boston and Atlanta.
TO provide for the appointment or a com
mission under the direction of the setrs-
iary Of war for The preliminary survey
win plans. specifications and AuRfoNlh1te
estimates OF cost thereof. for the couSIfuc-
ton Of ship canal Of approved width ana
depth from the lower shores OF Lake
Michigan TO the Wabash river.
A bill 10 increase the pen~ian % MIS- L.
;itl9 TYLER Seapie. daughter Of President
John Tyler. to so a month. WAS pissed.
az VIZ also the joint resolution rel1lihs
to the Appropriation fer the improvements
OF Rogue river. Michigan.
At 2:io H. m. on motion of Quay. tne
senate Went into executive session. and
soon afser adjourned.
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NORTHW f.STERN MEMS NOTES.

Comfy Treasurer Roeier. q whatcon',
has distrained the household goods 90 4
weii-known road contractor for non-pay-
men, OF personal .axss-
e. c. Ward ex-county treasure. AZ As
.aria. charged with stealing $ia.o. OF pub
tic moneys. was acquitted by the jury. HIS
bondsmen viii be sued fer the amount.
The E. X. Wood Lumber Company. Of
Hoauianl. has purchased for sSno the
schooner Reporter now loading ar the
corpauys mill. Capt. y. Danilat has been
appointed master.
Foye 4 Mec.eary have been engaged In
moving the machinery out Of their mill in
South Bend. ready for shipment back 10
Ei-na. where they have made terms on
tract of cedar timber.
The firm OF A. Il. Roo. & Co intends 20
put on three logging engines at the log
sing camp on the Matthews place. in Cow
l!tZ county. The firm expects 10 pay from
$50 20 s. 4 day for men.
J. A. Ingram. postmaster at Quiniault
Lake. in CElehaiis county, says that the for
esq reserve order has discouraged the set
tle=s g his section AID that MANY OF them
Will abandon their claims.
Sheriff Sims. OF Whitman county. has
failed Ia comply with the order OF Judge
Mcdonald Cor the appointment OF three
armed guards for the jail to save "Da-
kota Sim" from possible lynehing.
TIE 5-year-old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Balance. living three miles east of
Long Creek. Or. attempted to put a stick
OF wood in tho stove her clothing caught
fire. and she was burned SO that she died
hex day.
George E. Christie. VINO ia charged with
having forged draft for 81 on the house
OF Laurel Bintnell. OF Spokane. Nas last
Tuesday given a preliminary hearing in
Davenport and held TO the superior court
in bond OF $500. which he could not
furnish and 80 he was sent 10 jail.
A. Cottage Grove. Or. on Saturday
night Harry F. Stevens. while drunk. went
into 4 saloon and assaulted the barkeeper,
N ]. Jones. While he had Jones down on
the floor. the latter drew knife and stab
bed Stevens three times INJECTING wounds
from which he died IN a few hours.
J. ". Green fruit tree Inspector for Aso-
Tin county who has been making an in
spection of the orchards. states that the
present season seems far in advance OF
previous years since he has been in this
country. The mild weather is rapidly de-
veloping the buds. the apricot ana peach
being almost ready to burst into blossom
The little steamer Curio ran into a snag
last week. about five miles up the cheha-
lis river from Montesano. ana sank SO
quickly that the persons on board had
barely time TO escape 10 a raft Of logs.
The passengers were John Foster. wife
and child. and Capt. Ed Smith and wife.
The cargo Of potatoes and oats slid off the
deck into the river and is total loss Mr..
Foster had about two tons OF potatoes and
Patrick Carroll five or six tons of oats on
board.
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NEW CUSTOM REGULATIONS
StfIa Necessary for Canadians to Pay
for an Escort Over the

Special Dispatch TO the PoSt-Intelligencer
VANCOUVER. March IA number OF
miners who purchased outfits here ana
who will go in by the White pass were
more than dismaye1 when before starting
north on the steamship PAX Shan this even
ing they read ia an evening paper the fol-
lJwing extract from "a letter written by
]. +. +. Hogan. of Skagway. to Mr.. Baus-
tow. of the Canadian Pacific railway tele-
graph here:
The American customs authorities have
Instituted new toll on goods at SkagW1y
& ing into force on March /. \ charge is
made VI : cents per pound on all the out
lit. IL Is necessary to apply TO a customs
broker in all cases ard the United States
forms ara prepared The broker then gives
bond for twice the vame OF the cost
price OF your outfit. and twice the value
OF the duty on this sum. You pay him
Fer - NJ - theA amount, IA theif y6i are
provided With an escort at s. a day, or
II Az American citizen Is in the party YOU
can get him appointed as the escort
a m additional lax. YOU have to pay q
deposit Of sl0i - guarantee the safe re-
turn OF said escort"
1t has been understood here for soma
weeks that the service Of an escort at s.
a day had been done away with. The
Beard az Trade Will endeayor 10 dnd ont
ii Mr.. iosau's Information * correct. as
many are lnquiring about the matter.
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pn@@i combine appreciate that the cues
fiaa - fcSlng 6sp@ads almost entirely ops
or ssse selection &C s9e Pop chairman. ard
"a q result she wghbsy wheels C re Triple
expansion arrangement are running fun
sB-eel-~grszdiszg. ripping ccgs- grating
sSa5ns8 eaeh afns--ess-s7 moving Al 3 speed
INDEPENDENT 81 the others. bfft AL rubbing
together aE-zeis- enough ~ rake * posi-
Fle T1As they Will slip IN pkace 81 the
proper moment AMI rln sEloosai a. the
anlsf.
Republican raaezs@ez aelA this evening
form the second feature OF Interest Of the
coming ngas. the peculiar marks % iSsn-
TRY ~ several azptranfs f6r the head os
ihe ticket were 20 lss gcEte@si N the ma
fosfty of all the precincts. A general
summary az Tie tickets 70 Re voted OF
shows that however .ruca The leaders
hoped 10 avoid contest So convention. u
~ very likely 10 result Present sEdsca-
tons Ts9ias 10 hsis aozera aspiraslts. each
haT'ng ef7oGgh strength On early ballots
20 make tne TsorlInee mystery.
After a busy eay and njgE; II is an
aounced sub rosa here It Euidnigh; thar
the fusion fight is practically settled.
The nofTssnee must be Fawcefi or no fu-
si0n. In event Of a split. the Populists.
Democrats and Silver Republicans will
each pui a ticket in the field. The Silver
fepuolt AIS say they carno, AFFORD 20
side with either tie poqulis,s or Demo
Gratis. and hence Wlli protect themselves
by placing g little ficket Of their own Ia
the 1eid IL fusion falls. The Democrats
claim. on these lines. they can poll many
more votes than the Popullsts. ard from
she late reports tonigh; they Will force
:he play tomorrow WIN Fawcett ar leader.
ei'aer with or without fusion.
Registration is 4 surprise 10 nine men
ogt % ten. Instead OF a&lng Ilgat IL Is
exceptionally heavy. everything constd-
erred Tae 5.D1o mark was reached late this
evening and TIE Experts estimate aa more
10 he registered tonorrow-~the last day.
A. noon tostay 245 voters had been re-
corded. In the Third ward. the iarges. in
tine city. She registration IL nearly 10
larger than Lass YEAR. and the game IS true
of the Second ward
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SURVEYING A RAILROAD.
snake River Valley Company Has
Three Parties at Work.

SPOKANE. March IL A special TO the
Spokesman Review fEom Lewiston, Idaho.
says:
1t has developed that the three engin-
eerlng parties now engaged in survey
work between Lewiston ana Riparia along
the Snake river are in the employ OF the
Snake River Valley Railroad Company.
The company Is organized under the laws
of Oregon. and an instrument was flied
Ia the county auditors offiee today giving
notice o. such organ cation. Henry Fail
Ing. OF Portland. - president of the COM
panT.
y ". Kettsnbach, OF this place, who Is
Designated by the notice as attorney for
Idaho stated today that the surveyors
were employed by his company. but would
make no further statement. Eugene
Oliver, vino IS in charge of the work, COM
menced the survey from this end today,
beginning AZ q point on Snake River ave.
nae and paralleling the Northern Pacific
survey to the city limits.
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CHIEF N'Af.ES TRIAL,
His Counsel Insists That the COM
mission Cannot Try Him.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inteiligencer,
TACOMA. Match ii.--N3iat VIII likely
prev. the last official inquiry % the locaI
civil serYi"e fso1rd came UP today. when
Ehfsf OF The Fire pepaTl ment George Mo
AieYy appeared with his attorney TO an
swer charges preferred BY Hans JorgeTi-
son. a driver who. after getting a place
~ driver % an engine. let the team run
aHay with him the first time he turned
nut. McAleyy's counsel first argued Il
motion 30 have the charges against his
ci!cft made more specific bat this Was
denied
the attorney then gave notice that he
snteuds 10 urge motion denying the iuris~
dlction Of the civil service commi ssion TO
near and pass IN tsf4 charges against the
chef. Next Friday has been sef for hear
ing argument on the latter motion.