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TIE auxiliary ladies' committee consisted
of Mrs. David Colsky. Mrs. Sam Calm,
Mrs. I. Colsky. Mrs 3 Steinfeldt and Ms
Melvin G. Winsiock Tas following ladies'
were In charge o. the Various booths: Mrs.
Sarah Co,sky. Miss simnie Rickles. Mss
Bertha Rickies. Miss Hattie Ahrahams
Miss Rose SChswlgw. Mrs. Shaffer, Miss
ShaGer and Mrs. Wlnstock
Al & meeting held Thursday evening AZ
the residence Of Mr. II. Issky. president OF
The congregation, a vote 81 thanks was ex-
tended TO the public generally ami IN the
ladies ~ particular FOR the kind encourage
meni given by al 70 The efforts Of the con-
gregallon ana an lnforHa, dinner was given
10 those who took part Ii making tbs az
fair a success.
"Wednesday evsainx. December II. Mrs
r Sutton gave very on f3yahie party n
honor or her daughter Bellies sixteenth
birthday.
games. ihe heading ores being the Pig
Album" NJ. Edgar Akers Won the FIRST
prize. j box o. candy. Mr.. L.ewellyn Guy
Aeckisfr secured the BOBBY.
Refresa rnents Of cake and chocolate
were served during the evening.
Mss sutton received many pretty gifts
icing a gTeat fav0gite among her friends
Ig4oss present we're 81 Sd Maud Anderssn
Miss Maud .aellAger. Miss Maud Simpson
Miss Ethel CuTTier, Miss Laurie Cotton
Minnie MacFste Asss Florence Jane Kin
nsy. Mas Mildred Sutton, Mr. Jack Ball,
Mr, sam Hames. Mr. Albert Gilman. SIR
clifford Anderson. Mr Harry MacFata
Mr. Isewe.lyn Guy MeCk!em, Mr. Frank
Myres, Mr.. Car Beillnger Nj Charley
Stanley Mr. Edgar Akers. Mr.. Bert Weed
Mr. Arthur McGnaw. Mr. Edward Su;-
ten; Mr. r. Hunes ara Mr. J. I<ucks.
from Michigan. Mr.. +. j. Sutton. Master
Archibald Mcs5raw. Mrs. 4, Il. sutton.
Mrs. C. = M!ery. Mrs. J. e. Kinney. Mrs
McTaw.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered
Miss Charlotte L. Hammer last Monday
evening in honor Of her birthday The
evening was en5oyaaly spent IN cards, mu-
&C and refreshments. After Leaving many
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clergyman, john F. Damon. wednesday
afternoon. December Il. 1885, a few friends
being present as witnesses.
Mr. George n MaTkwen, Of Tyce Clal-
lam county. and Miss Lille u. lTaes. OF
Twin. same county, were quietly married
"Wednesday evening. December H. lsgs. AZ
t1e RS .de1ce q the officiating clergyman,
Holm F. Damon. 30 Firth avenue. a MIN
Der az witnesses being in attendance.
.
Naryte3. December T. az their residence.
IN this city Mr. James p. Carmichael, OF
seattle. aYi Miss Mary ColGrg wood. Of
Newcastle. Rev. J. y. Smith officiating.
Married. December IA. by Rev. J. y.
smith. 81 his residence. Zl@ Fourth ave-
nue. Mr. Gustav Kari Grover and Mrs.
Sarah X. Garrett. both OF Seattle.
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young business men IN this city and few
can boast wider popularity. For several
Years he was connected with the local Of
Gce of tie Pacific Coast Steamship Com
ny. as purchasing agent, and tao years
ago resigned that position 20 SO with the
Alaskan Steamship Company as passenger
agent
The young couple have taken apartments
az ;he Hotel Seattle. and are preparing %
sacure permanent. torne Ia this city.
Mr. Johr ] Morgan. Of Newcastle. srd
Mss Hauuaa y. Williams. OK Youngstown.
Chio. ~ere nutel In marriage on ihe IAN
a. Dece m6tc iS.S. Rev - llam Davies. %
tha Welsh Presbyterian raurch. Seattle
o0.clsa1g The happy - Z took place a.
b1sthe~-5u-iaH NJ Thomas Iewe,}er Rem
iar l. wes attended by q Gumber - lnti-
Uato friends of the contracting parties.
Among those present were Nj. Morgan
NerEaHs. q snohon1'sa; Mr. Morgan NJ
Y Harms - Srohorn.sh; Mr Thomas. Mrs
sauas. Mss Thomas. Mrs Iisrries ana
Nr. HagTes. q Rcn:oa.
Mr.. Charles Gay k..ls AMI Mrs Alice
C9ert9. both ~ tbs eitv. we're quietly mar
red the res fence ~ re ~ ~iatirg Ger
CEWRr. Jorn +. Damon. Ssat.,a TicS.sy
evening December u. lSS Mr p y.
ft-atee serving as groom sFz2s q ana Miss =,
II p.art rs bridesmaid few friends
heres near the cafrgy mas residence.
saA uunr re exit - tsa happy connie they
&.se greeted Wijh q r5rl7us shower ot r.ca.
ca s51es ar3 s1lvo q c.a2p-rg hands.
IN Fic.c-.a. = G. ea No. las. IfeceYr,-s'
- is> ~ ere residence ~ Mg an Ms
: Faas l-gck tas.T daughter Nina Flor.
suaa w8s married - Ny Frederick T.
Rivers ~ tie Rev : e. Srssr Mr. Aal
Ms Rivers wsa make their future hogns
IN Seattle ord a.ge~ pecesnb@r - WI. lie
q. home az C.9 Pike street.
Mr. MARTA A Ai-antinx~r. e. ChslAr,
oks0ugar county. EHd Mss Annie pertss
Boots. - treAea B0w Neb. gxom wh}cn
place SIZE ha4 just arrived. were q1'e.lr
IEAsrsea 81 &c residence c. TIE Officiating
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IN GLtH CIRCLES.

Tne Colonial Whist Club was entertained
~ Ms k4.a Saui last Thursday evening
the first rrzrs were w0D by Miss Daisy
Ste.s1a ARD Mr. T. Brewster. me ceusola-
ton prizes hg Aiss 4. Connolly and AR I'd
Wldmsr. TIC ctuo wln not meet again un-
ri laautfy g. lsfs, Oh aac1uHt N The h5si-
days. Il VIII tnen meet at Mrs il. I.
Ds1tb7ln's home. 1871 Main s'reat.
TIE Queen Anne Hill Forsnightly Club
net a. tie home 0f me president last
THURSDAY afternoon. A novel feature OF
the programme igas Round Table Talk"
The discussions af the various subjects
dealt with were led ~ Mrs. q. " sheafe.
Mrs. 6. 4. Riddle. Mrs, Il. s. Ingraham.
AIRS. David Frye and Others. 4 paper on
The DJ Ma" was read By Mrs. Sma..ey.
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Every One "A

A natrimpiai lottery takes place zen.
times year IN Smolensk, Russia. A y9uns
maiden IL ratified for 500 tickets beng y.
sued. al rouble each. The m3rey is givs1
10 the girl az her d0wry and the holder o.
the lucky ticket faalries me girl.
Many people take chances IN buying peeI.
The prize winners are always those N1e
buy Rainier Beer" the pure oeer.-A1vs 4
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MISS WlIziNsAi. Qsgsslaa. "a. S@ea =
EeasA.g at.sa rres.
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~ HE T'ro6t3ctio1 - The Gel
saa ala ifs numerous re-
hearszls oceuasd tae attention Of
the society ladies' dsslEs sne week
1 tase closag a8d igst saem but lit
-. sf.~ @..~ ans. ether fftfassfSfsfsS
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W G'S;;:z,::si;::;'i!A!:,,
- MONEY CAch- .si.ofisTy .

case ~ Rob Blanks Of Mayncid. sen.
fenced 70 be hanged ON February sird
next. thus closing rather sensational
chapter Ia Kentucky history.
Joseph u. Pearson. the man who cree
ntcd disturbance BY throwing missiles
through the plate glass windows uf the
British embassy. Washington. and was
sent To- the insane asylum. escaped from
that institution yesterday.
one man wna Instantly KILLED and an
other seriously, u not fatally. injured IN
collision which occurred on Liberty
island yesterday between the freight
steamer Idaho " the Wilson tine and
the tramp steamer fiowcrgate.
col. Mnrahaii. chief quartcrmas,or Of
the Pacific coast department. received
through Quartcrmasivr General Luding'
ION. 10 oNprud fti7. ll1 On the new pa
Wilton hospital to be erected at the Pre-
sidio
The Washington government. accord
Ing to n London dispatch from AuCk.
land, has instructed the United states
rnnaui nt Samoa 10 act with great NlFi.
lance. and not To entrust his duties
to his British and German eoi-
leagues.
After many months work aud thou.
sands Of dollars expended IT. securing
expert testimony. the famous north pa.
kntn railroad CnrsH were decided Ny
United Stntoa Judge Amdon at Fargo
yesterday In favor 81 the railroads. tn.
decision " Cunrurfcd IN by Unltth
States Judge Thaycr.
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CUTTING SUGAR. PRICES.
The Arbaekies Institute u Reduction To
Retail DEALERS.

Chicago, Dec. si.-Thc wer.ern head.
quarters Of Atbuck'c bros. today an.
insd sugar.
Quotations ~ 6ii cents per pound
were made 90 retail dealers dlrpci, jlb-
bers being ignored a. IN yea fiay'a
cut This N about 3-iG q, a GERS he.
low ihe American sugar Refining com.
pany's price.
The reduction In prices made by the
trust.
wAen asked today the reason for sell.
Ink % retail 4 llors dirtet Instead %
dealing with Jlbbcu.Afbuckle company
representative said fhaf their prices
had not been rfcogf Eei In the combine
-r~e Was a Efnng ffsang az far as
inbbrfs were concerned. hut whether
lhe practice ~ dtaliag with retailers
would be continued had not been de-
cidfd.
Charles Slack. the grocer. says:
~ II tuihtr difficult Tor me Ia un.
iers,1tl the action ~ the Arbuckle
bvr. u may result IN a merry war
and "a may not Thf trust and the
Atbucklra haze been nigslng 81 each
o;her DOR Considerable time and II
may work up 90 aio consolidation u
Ihe sMu concerns 30 io the dissolution
81 the combre. The Arbuchles are very
wtaGhy and thoy arr In position 60
% much before bllrs whipped into
dne."
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How the standard on Company Disposed
OF Its Records.

Cleveland. o.. Dec. 23.--Evidencc was
secured from additional Witnesses TO-
day 90 show that books and papers be-.
longing TO the Standard Oh company
had been destroyed on Nov. 10 and
2ist.
The frs, witness examined before No.
iaty Mason scday was George Fields.
who was claimed To have sent employs
~ tie company 90 'shc general Offices
AFTER she books that were alleged to
have been destroyed.
Fields testified that he was an on.
nlnyc IN the carshops of she STANDARD
gu company. Tie ssud he MIS- Instruct.
81 by frilrhuno 60 send tNu men 10 the
Echtrll Offices. Ho sent wm. Moran
and McN.crncy In rhc morning ana In
me afternoon Uabelluc and scha1f went
70 bclp them.
The next witness was william Moran.
car rrrI.rer. Moran said that h. WIS
sent 10y Fields 90 the general Offices
on Nov. ID after .he boxes Of books
and papers.
EdWurd Chca and McNierney Ven.
wHh MIN ard Harry Gabeiue aud II ~.
~ schnaf came In the afternoon. Mo.
ran Hiid that the boxes were abou.
three frei SQUARE ara weighed about
.pp' Thy took part ~ thcm down
~ the hfff f1ur from tar SIKH nn0r.
htt the hallway was 80 narrow thuf
lhey carried shcm bick 20 the second
noor aud lowered ihrm 60 the gfoun,i
Win book uui tackle through a
window. Moran eiid thn boxes were
luihcd upcn w4gun and taken 90 a
store HOUSE on Independence Trcet
Moran sid that on the fo'.oNins
Mpnlty morning tho broadway Office
iel,nhoned 20 the car shops Tor two men.
McNlcrnoy arI himself were ycui or
that morning thry took some boNei
from she st0fc house 10 the river pump
house. He IA not krpw whether they
we're The Same boxes that they had rot
Saturday. They took IN. boxes TO the
urnaces' opened iaem ana burned the
Moran admitted cha; h. had nlkcd
w!ih Attorney Tullta OF ,he STANDARD
Yesterday ~ regard 10 shu Destruction
81 the hooks.
on cross.eNamlnpfon by Attorney
Tcllrs. Moran aid thi; b. knew that
lot of books and paprfs we're burned
= year ago bu, he d.d not help burn
Tho hooks vcsc burn & sseurdny In
The cir shop md On M0neiy In teie
rur1p house. Nobody nld unything
20 him about Keeping The mater stsrct
seVeipl other witntsScA appeared 20.
day hW their depnfii.nnu were not TAX
en-. Constable McMihon was sent H.
sabpoens several bookkcepsr. ana
clerks employed az ihc Euc..d avenue
oiilcta, but came luck with the rrpari
l.ai he had been uribia 30 md any
OF the men he had been booking Tor.
Another EFFORT was also made tosiy
10 tlhpoenl Secretary Squire OF tn
tnH9ard company. and Frank Rookie.
feller. bot rci,hpt could BE- fuun,i.
The taking ol ieposlt.ons was con.
,lnued Until o'clock tomorrow morn.
Ing.
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bo ma, .,.t.,.., ,,.t,h r,r,tvst. last
snrin 4. ,cnnrtcd 90 ~ dvinr lilo ha.
been bishop OF Enc for thirty years.
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INC I,evuiMee,u MI, enp,nn'it ~
t.h.hii hst hitht' ,nls ~,
VAN 1a,,,,,,, ,n,,,, ro,,,,ds Ia n drav.
Tho co., aon,.,,,.,, has taksn s,cns
a. ~, n,l.ti ~, ,o,,,, o., Z,
si.,,S nnsttntvn tnc n,il.'" So,,tb p.t1,ee
iV,s, ca,'ats, ~, ~, ,,,.,d for a." mr.
nae e"'a"s VIII w "s'N
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81 * ~ tv,ssrhnent 81 'fr,senrsyiye,1e IN
III. w, W, tshl.t ~ tne * tH''ie , a,l,
as y ienu 9teei esinnns h.io,v ~, ts,e,,
ian tenda, ~ gov"
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t,,r',s -. i,,.s. ~ toniie,, ,o,'1i,.
ins ,i,,,, H. .n,n,t nnncxati9n ~ thc
pbtii.,,i,a' VIZ ~, ,ia,h ,rSf'st .,,t,,tt
iha niam 'a'"'uS' n''"
s,nr,..,,o. ,,s., c.,- t,n,,r,, "a,
,it,oS,,,a - n'',u,uN .,id Y,.t.rIty a.
n @So ~ ih ,,obps greiR2s,sr being T. A stan
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~" i,.'i,,,,l All ME-, S Ip
v.n *" :. 80 ,ynr,an he niHr,is1 ,,rre
e.rb a',,,'..t 10 Iudsr unvi ~ riy6.
t1sn r,,n,hs tn Iko ne,,itentisrv
''V''"' ~ w
The Buffalo. ~ v, Independent club
s.r,,, w. Us nc,.y ,hc w. ~" g,,.
In H. CRrisimas dinner in Inc bnno,iet
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vas laughed at ~ Lima. and that II
was there said that II he made such
statement at the 1sthmus h. was sim
ply romnnclng. Captain Hickey said
peru is far too poor at present to in
dulge In luxurlcs like warshlps.
Another passenger on the Alllanca
nm American citizen and says that the
peruvian government confiscatcd an Of
his property and that he was compelled
10 nv 10 save his life. Fridian made his
way on n sailing ship 20 San Francis.
ca and there found spies awaiting him.
Next he fled to the isinmus and there
became n stceraGc passenger ~ the
20 lntn The details OF his troubles In
Peru.
CAPTAIN mickey said that he had
heard nothing about Frldlan before
boarding the Alliance.
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sAeAsrA SERIOUSLY ILL.
y" fhysicians Hold a Consultation aud the
Diagnosis y bronchitis.

Madrid. Dec. 2s.-The condition Of
Senior sagasta. the premier. now causes
grave anxiety. Six physicians were In
consultation this afternoon regarding
MS ease. and concurrcd that he Is suf-
lerlns from bronchitis. with high tenn
peraturc and an unf0vorablc absence
OF eNpectOratlon.
There Is no doubt tina, his illness IL
aggravated by the strain Of recent
events. The queen regent twice during
the day tcicphoncd Inquiries as 10 his
condition. and this evening sent her
own physician 10 attend him.
The list Of callers at the prcmier's
residence Includes all the foreign dip
lomats and host Of other distinguished
persons.
senior Grolzari, minister OF Justice.
IA acting premier.
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MEXICO PAYS MOOD aoNry.
Heirs Of Murdered Henry Hoppe Oct n
praft for $4,000.

Washington. Dec. ?3.-Thc state DO.
partment has Iist received through
Tinted st.tcs Minister clayton from
tho Mexican Rovernment. a draft for
5000. to be paid TO the heirs ot Henry
iionne had been working In Mexico.
and while travelling In the mountains
Of Oaxnra he was brutally murdered
by ono n the Mexican ruralc. OF ma.
tive conatpbles. who are retained Tor
Inc express purpose u protecting tray
oiers. At the same time an End ~
man named McSwecney was Killed In
precisely the same fashion nnd az the
e,n,ncn, 4, OoO on account N his death.
n was obliged TO yield 60 our repre-
sentaiions In behalf Of the American
cltizens. ana make a similar allowance
20 the heirs Of Hoppe. Tho rurale VINO
committed the deed was punished.
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ELECTRIC tTcHlNGs.

Cot Bryan says he was .mlsquoied
regarding his recent visit TO Now York
lie did see Mr., Carnegie,
Several hundred Montenegrln soldiers
who wen recently oNertaken by a
gnovatorn ~ the Lara pass, woro
frozen 10 dsath.
Bishop qoalas Mullen Of Erie, IA.
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EVENTS IN THE WEST.
TILE INVALID TO 1900, 900 ACRES LAND
Expert shopiifter Arrested -Lorder Go-
ierscd-iIobson Ia san Francisco.
Work Of . Mob.

An EFFORT IL being made to have Alturas
aud Logan counties restored to tho map
Of Idaho.
II the report OF Superintendent Grimes
~ uiNcn the consideration II seems 70 de-
serve, the Idaho insane asylum VIII he
removed from iilackfoot to "a more con-
ually located point
1aidor Lordcr. who was placed In Gus.
tody at his own request on THURSDAY
In connection with the suicide % his
San Francisco. the eastern authorities
having telcriuphcd 10 the police depart.
mont there tiat he IL not wanted. there
being no charge against him.
a report reached Astoria. orc. Friday
n, asksd '9 ,se bnnRhou s d YI nv ' az y
railway at Clatsksnicl mud ovcrpnwctcd
the foreman IN charge OF the newly.
started toward Maygcrn with them. Tho
foreman tciegrnphed to superintendent
Mcclure for help The moi u supposed
to songi.i % 'ae ,h men wn n1 h mSS
have been supplnntcd by the Japanese.
Lieut. u. Z. Iiobson arrived In ban
at once 10 the Palace hotel, where b.
ut once 20 the Palace hot d. whtfe BE-
was rivcu, public rcgcpuln under The
great courtyard ~ the building WIS
crpWcd and hundreds " people veto un-
able 20 gain alnisHion. After tho g..
c,ptlon Lieut., Hnhaou was the guest ~
the friday tight club at Nntivc Sons
hail. Aftcr cotllion and supper Tho
hero 81 the Mefri'unr proceeded to thH
University club. which will be- his homo
during hts toiourn In that city.
An attempt has been made to arouse
the people pf san franciscu to violence
a. "a result 81 the acuuittnl 81 Walter
IoHHcr. the TonnrrHeo soldier who Killed
Horny itildchraud. Flaming posters
bearing the following inscription wofu
,nnuuituotfuiv diHuinNgd ON the hlttbuurtls
Friday Tar aud feathers for the
twelve Jurors who acquitted murderer
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Onrlen nsi. Mhlnnrd.

Hartford, Conn. Dec. 2a.-T0mmy
Ryan OF syracuse, n. ", proved Too
much for DICK Olirien OF Boston at IN,
Coliseum tonight. The police lnIerfercd
IN the fourteenth round ana saved
o'liTion from an actual knockout, but
aa far rs practical purposes were con.
ccrned h. WAS out.
Ryan had Io0red him few seconds
before with a rlght-hand swing on the
Jaw and Dick rot on his feet again Just
as lcfcrc Roche counted seven. The
flfht had all been knocked out OF him.
Hswas helpless and Ryan again fioorcd
him with a vicious rlght-hand swing.
Dick came 10 time once more, only TO
fall a victim 10 a hard uppcreut Then
Chief Of Police Bull jumped into the
ring and stopped the bout and Roche
awarded the light 10 Ryan.
The ectlon OF the police was generally
approved as preventing unnecessary
brutality. II was i,yan's fight all tho
way through, lilo wore o'liricn down
by incesaant jahblng and had him
bleeding at tho nose and eye early In
the light. Several times Ryan had his
man going. hui although he made
dozens Of passes he could not land that
right swing I'm tho Fourteen IN round.
Ryan was too nulck on his feet and too
scientific for his opponent. who could
simply stand slll and punch and be
punched.
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Mlcon, Ga, Dee el-Private Turner
Of che sixth vlrg.rn voluaseer regl-
ment was ,hsi AMI almost Instantly
killed by o. \. Thrlwer. a street car
conductor. this aiiernoon. Turner.
very drunk. board j Thrower'a cor and
used vile Language In she presence ~
Adles. Thi5ysr pulled hlm OUT % the
car 80 she r'AF platform. While
Thrower was assisting a lady on the
car. the negro kickci him seyofal
simes aad applied more vie .plthels.
Turner vert back ~ the trailer. but
soon returned wish q knife IN hand ana
sw0re he would cut ThVwer's had on,
A he s.sppeI On sh' platform Throwcr
flrpd, fio bullet a.rIklfs the regrl
In the mouth. lie dieI In fifteen min
u,tz.
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worked tho iIolel BADGER Game.

New York. Dec. g1-Mr. y, A. Moore.
coavictcd - working ghe badger
game" on Martin Mahop al the hotel
ureno'5le. was 90 have bsen sentenced
today, bu, THE trial - MS alleged wife,
Fayne surahan Moore. accused Of com
pllclty In fhe crime, belug stlll 10 pros
gross. Recorder con announced when
eourl c0nvered that the passage OF SEN
tense would be deferred
After a lcrglhy oross-eNamluatlOn.
Mrs. Moore was excused, and che de-
fouse rested iis case. a motion TO ac-
quit was denied. Arguments were
heard durlng thls nftCrrocn and TO-
night, ann az the eoteluslun ahe record
er deferred charging the Jury until 90
morrow
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nrrr RATIOS SCANDAL.
gen.rsi Miles Repeats Ills Pointed state
mcnt. on the subject.

f,i,cinr,.i. o, Dec. 23.-Gtnefal
Mic rrturrrd 10 Washington t'i1y
ufier being the guest - hrnur herr last
uirht al the New England banquet
The Commercial Tribune today has she
following iricrvicw with him;
when uaked az - thr tnNsss " ~ ~
into she beef ration sClrtals he " GOV
maklng, TO which h, refcrTfd IN his tea-
simrny "Wednesday. ucn. Mllca snldi
"Nfy ruHu,cnrss wen. nrouffi fcNcral
mof,hs ago ar1 az once f~.suicd ~
ifvertirsfldn irf.1 .he matter ~ scrd-
lrt, bssf 10 ihe army ~ she Wcr In
dtla. Tho Ecm IN my tef;im9ny 90
WEDNESDAY relating g. ast tofp y -.
frirttaiti beef atd $4,000 ponrds %
carred frcrh beef. which was unht M
fo5I. " or'y 0rc KEN, This WIS sent
10 pucr'c Principc. How much more
was act. 60 Puerto Rico 1 do oS'
know"
"Hew sbeu, aho bee: supply for 'hc
army IN Cuba7'
III ,Nis Juls az bad. The cgrfipaoto
moo. WIRE no better 'lrtp they were ~
Puerto Rico. as Indicated In my ies-
e5uury"
"Iiow aiots flglcis before she army
cmbarksd7 Wac she supply no botef
before sac trirnporis sailed than after
the army was established n cubii'
~; was thr famc 81. Tampa AMI ihe
same % Jackrcuvlllc."
"wul you siyc a ll;lie more light On
what g,lu mcaut by fhr assertion lu
youg icr'lmoay before thu wat commits
Ken ytIsordtyG"
Den. Mlies surger.cd cha, she fo,l
WIS rere 90 his large army uDicr pre-
tcrtc or ar tNpcrimct..
u .hirit." cor;lrufi Gen Mis-. "thu'
that ncfftaoe u sufnolorciy pialn.
Prestige II the precise scrm 10 be
used. u 10 absurd 90 pretend fhas these
ff.rmous auan.itirs % beef were sent
30 80 cr.irr army simply ~ an expert
meni. T. cNptci tht. beef clD b. cx'
rgssJ 90 the sr0pical sun feg slSty
hours w5.hog. morsifyins IL out q tbs
question"
How ab,r, she chemicals used In
preparing this bccf7"
'"AE r,a;ed ~ my testimony. ! be-
We've shat thc ASTON Of ihrn. Chemicals
Wa hfgcly responsible, Tor she rlckntSs
N the army. have medical Authority
fot this statement. uri l believe Il "a
b. fgue."
"Ilow far along has your own In.
vcf,lgatl.n Into thls subject pro.
gressctT'
"Ii hewin eevcrai mor;hs ng3 !
hive ahc 'scH;lm1ry q a large Number
% officers ard men upon this maftcr.
como % which I gave IN my segtlmcny
hfcfr ahe cutnmlwl1n yesterday Ny
Inquiry On Filll In progress and some ~
the most imporinr, Information have
Iecely'd has been acquired lH ehc last
few days"
"Mhis chsnrpl will ehis tnv,r.lga-
il0n take upon ~ coucluaion2"
II VIII rg discuss that. u Il my
dply 10 iuvestlFaie any wrong eNlieing
"a shc army All that I AN row doing
In she regular military mlruer. The
work u Hot completed ~, aai until Il
IL done I have tqghirg go ada 20 the
stabmout made before the war com.
mission yrfffrdly."
What was the matter whh the
tcrfs7''
There were ~. enough Of chem;
they were Mt suited 60 stand she wear
aud some Of ghem were po0f."