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iy enough. wishing him success II is VIII
expressed production, and contains some
eminertly sound opinion. MIR, Bailey tells
his friend that only man of capacity, In
dustry apG character may hope 10 make 3
way IN congress, and recognizing in nm
The possessor OF those qualities he speeds
him on his way
While this has always been measurably
true, IL was never so distinctly true az at
the Pre- sent time The halls OF congress are
mo logger mere parade grounds for or2fors
CT ioaing places for Wit. The business o.
congress is now thoroughly systematicai
II is enormous. and much Of 1t higniy m
portant. Much OF II likewise is utterly
prosaic. and does not lend itself to dis
pay. AS n result, time is matter OF prime
consideration. A man must not only be
capable, but very industrious 10 prove him
self equal 10 the expctions OF the place.
The orator is. Of course. not shut out, nor
Is the wit unwelcome, but the man who
masters tho rules, who keeps up with his
committee work and his attendance on
Sessions, and hustles all round, is the one
who serves his constituents best ana makes
the most uqetui impression on his llgisla-
tive associates. Real success, indesd, is not
obtained by any Other means.
Much OF the credit OF this new order
OF IN nys Is due 10 The present SIP aker OF
the house He holds that congress IS in.
tended 10 be purely business body, ana
that the procedure ehould all be fashioned
with the view OF securing business results.
The rules he has promulgated for the
house, and which are likely long to sur
,iSe, bear the impress Of his Ideas and
are very effective In carrying ihlm out
MIR Reed is an admirable talker himself
but while leading his pamy on the ilo3r
OF the house consumed less time with Sc
speeches than many members practically
unknown outside Of their own districts,
His whole career rs member OF the
house indeed, has been m9rked oy the
very trinity OF qualities which Mr. Bailey
DECLARES to be essential 10 congressional
succets
II II but fair 10 say also that Mr. Bailey 3
own career In the house has authorized h m
n stard for the sentiment he utters He
has shown capacity and indub,ry and char
acter The Star differs from Mr.. Bailey
on some important public qufetions. but II
recognizes in him man OF force and
usefulness He could not. itdesd, have
made his way so rapidly TO the front IN
less he had possessed strang qualities. He
speshs well ~ he does not alwiys lead
vel. hs has untirlng industry. and he has
en- mora than onr occasion exhibited full
fhsrs OF snnd ard character Mr.. Bailey 8
measure Of Inc congressional requirement
is correct. ard deserves wide circula ion
and commendatlon.
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PSYCHOLOGICAL.

ENANS-Denlson. Texas. September 20.
Mrs. Sarah e Evans, wife OF Conductor
Evans died here today. The deceased WAS
prominent In social circles. She was an
active member nf the ladies' auxiliary Of
The order OF Railway Conductors. Wonans
Relief Corps Knights ana Ladies' of Sc
curlty of Emporla. Kan, and the Ladies'
o. the Maccabees OF Holland Mich. She
leaves a con, who is n member Of company
X. Third Texas infantry, at Fort Clark.
BARNARD, Fort Worth. Texas, Septem-
Der cid G. Barnard. transfer clerk at
the union depot, died yesterdy OF Brlght's
disease,
PERRENOT .-Rockport, Texas Septem-
Ter 81 Mrs, Mary y. Perrenot died hers
yesterday morning at o'clock. Deceased
was the wife OF Mr.. George l.. Perreno..
an old resident OF Rockport. Besides ner
husband che leaves several sons and daugh-
teTs to mourn her lces. The burial occurred
today at the kockport cemetery.
ADKINS. Paige. Texas, September a.
Died yesterday evening at o'clock at the
home OF her husbands mother, of heart
trouble, Mrs. Emma Adkins. nee Holmes
Mrs, Adkins leaves two children, one q
babe Of months, husband and father, be-
sides large host OF friends. to mourn
her sudden death. The remains were laid
10 rest at Rdgeway thls afternoon at 4
O'Clock
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palgn, from hgrdng the troops into wretch
ed transports eight days before they sailed
to bringing home the sick and wounded In
pest ships and permitting suffers to rob
them, was due TO gross incnpaclty and
hfartless Indifference.
The establishments of camps In places OBJ
viously unfit aud the failure properly to
administer them were due to gross inca
pacty and heartIess indifference.
The wrecltins and ravagIng OF our volun-
teer army are not horrors Of war at all
but horrors of Algerlsm. And for their
continuance after they became known Will
liam Mckinley made himself responsible
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MEATHEK AND CROPS.

Seymour, Baylor County Texas, Sepicm-
Der l9.-'rhs section is now receiving the
heaviest rain that has visited Il in Twelve
months 1t has been mining innessantiy
for eighteen hours and reports from ad-
joining counties Indicate general rain.
Runge, Karnes County. Texas, Septem
Der 90 After somewhat protiaeted dry
season In this section good rains have
fallen, good showers coming Saturday.
Sunday and yesterday. Gotten Is coming
In rapidly, the gins running night and day
Comanche. Comanche County, Texas,
September 20.--Cotton coming In fast until
NJ onday ind today the rains have checked
II up. II Is now conceded that the crop
v III be short of last years crop. The
worms are eating up tho late crops In some
localities. Some gin men are ginning for ~
cents per 100. Cotton seed from 10 to Is
cents per bushel. These tNo items are
bringing lots Of cotton to Comanche The
rain thls week has bsen OF much good, as
the farmers can now Fix for fall sowing OF
oats and wheat.
Mumford Robertson County. Texas, Sep
TENDER 22.--Not enough rain has fallen
here TO bring up turnip seed. As the cot
ton crop Is gathered the farmers, 70 their
sorrow, are finding their worst fears real
lied. J. r. Collier. the largest planter in
/ the bottom, says he has 6000 acres In cot
ton, from which be will not possibly make
more than 1900 bales. Other planters with
whom have talked say this will be a fair
| estimate Of the cotton crop here.
Ennis, Ellis County, Texas, September 23.
There is still considerable complaint Of
boil worm damage among the cotton rails
ers In this county. The work of the worm
seems mostly to be Confined to the half
| grown bolis.
Wnxahachie, Enis County. Texas, Sep
| tember 23.-Mexiean weeyils are getting
in their work in several places IN this
| county. notably in thu Boysce and Howard
communities The cotton crop is being
picked rapidly. The corn crop this year was
| one OF the best Ellis county has ever pro-
duced.
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Success in Congress.

Nr. Bailey Of Texas having been ac-
cused OF interfering in the matter OF a
congressional nomination outside of rs
own state, replies TO The charge and pro-
duoes the basis Of it. 1t proves TO be a
letter wr,tfn by him 10 en- old frlsrd con-
pimsnting him on hts announced inten-
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS will be received at my office, at
san Saba, Texas, until l2 noon. November
10. a. ID. 1Sss. for furnishing material and
constructing TWO cells about sSl0, with cor
ridor. feet wide. between the cells. ali com
niete with sewer connections. bidders Il
SUBMIT complete plans and specifications for
work. and bidder securing contract viii
within i've days after contract Is awarded
enter into contract with the county for this
work, giving bond In the sum of Ave hun
dred tSoOu.Ocl dollars. Bidders Will enclose
certified check for ATTY ts50.00l dollars. pay
able to county Judge in case party to whom
contract is awarded fails to enter into con.
tract and give bond as above stipulated.
Right is reserved to reject any and ell bids
JOHN SElDERS.
County Judge, San saba County. Texas
San Saba, Texas September II, 1898.
PENITENTIARY BEEF CONTRACT
l. Sealed proposals are invited for furnish.
Ing beef both at Rusk and Huntsville peui-
tertiaries for twelve months from the Isl
day Of January, 1892, to the 3lst day of De.
comber, 1899, inclusive
?. The beef must be hrst-el In ever,
particular, well slaughtered aud ceanli
handled. and delivered within the walls G
the penlteutiaries in such quantities and n
such times ms the steward may direct
3. The beef furnished In the months nj
January, February, March, April, Novem.
Der and December must be first class, stall
fed beef and that furnished In May, June
July, August, September and October mus
be the best the market affords Of raage-fes
beef
4. We reserve the right to reject all In.
fcrior or unsound beef that may be iIerct
for delivery. Bidders will state for how
much per pound they Will furnish, paynenis
to be made on the FIRST day of each month
for all beef furnished during the prev .ous
month. on accounts approved by the stew,
ard.
b. All bidders will accompany their bids
with bond OF $500, with two or more good
suretics conditioned that they will eutel
into a contract and give bond IN the sum
OF $4,000 for the faithful performance Of the
same.
6. All bids must he scaled and Endorsed on
the back Proposals to furnish fresh beei
for Huntsville or Rusk penitentiarics' sas
the case may bel and addressed to me nj
Huntsville. and they VIII be opened at nay
office on Saturday, October 18th, at Il
o'clock a. III.
7. reserve the right TO reject any or all
bids that may be offered.
j. S. RICE,
Financial Agent Texas State Penitentiaries
Huntsville, Texas, September 49, 1888.
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"Horrors." hut Not of War.

Alger and his bsne6ciaries, the incom-
petents and their relatives and friends. are
talking gilbly OF "the necessary horrors OF
war and military camps in time OF war =
This win not do.
Tie m smanagement of the Santiago cam
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FOUND, STRAY. STOLEN.

ED OR SToLEN-Pair black mules, {
ola, IA HANDS high no brand mara
August Fuchs. Whit Oak, or J.
enmann, sos Preston avenue. Houston.
IS
Package containing illustrated Nurs-
poo and papers. Reward Tor return 10
Flingck's Law Office. rs
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WANTED to buy--Good oak aud ash timber
land; suitable for location OF hardwood lutn.
her and tic sawmll; give full description OF
character OK timber, with price. Interstate
Colonization Co, S02ia Main street. Houston.
Toaas, If
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

y furnished rooms with board for cou-
on, gentlemen iirst-class table: rates
rable; no children on the place; refer
exchanged, sli Main street. .
~ HOUSE, 1907 Congress avenue, re-
ln under new management; large, nice
nisssd rooms, with OF rithout board /;
~ e,N'eniences; hoyi comforts: rea-
sle terms; close in. .
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WANTEDWainut. oak and ash logs. we ar,
IN the market at all times for the abov,
timber and pay cash for same. Write u,
Tor specifications and prices c. Il. Cum.
Cp
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WANTED Thoroughbred pointer dog; wcil
trained for field. Address T.. o. box ~, Lu-
ling. Texas, ~
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WANTED--Ten or fifteen acres near Harris
burg road not exceeding six miles from
city. VIM. Reopen & Co., 2is Main, Is
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WANTEIr TO BUY--A camera: state make
size and best cash price. Address 4456, this
office.
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watches, clocks silverware. old gold and
silver. diamonds. guns, pistols, etc. VIII
ton. 9oS Prairie avenue
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WANTED-stereotypi OUTFIT; must be
cheap; state full particulars and price. A.
c. Baldwin. Austin, Texas IS
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WANTED-Forty or eighty acres cheap farm
ing land near station. within leo miles Of
HOUSTON. VIM. Reopen & Co., 2ls Main. %
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WANTED-Enough secondhand street car
rails to build one mile and a quarter of
track. Write box No 80 Goliad. Texas IS
WANTED TO BuY-One secoud- hand lob
printing press cheap. Apply to J. a. Mel.
son. Corngan. Texas. 81
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

WANTED-Gcod table board, close In. Ai-
dress No. 1901, this office. "a
NICELY furnished room ard board wanted
for couple; must be in vicinity OF Lamar
and Cheneyert street. Address Il. y. ChauI-
pion. box 27s. city. y
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ELLISON OSBORNE - Temple. Texas.
September %. Conductor d. G. Ellison Of
the Santa Fe at this place was married to
Miss Sammic Osborne at Rockdaie a few
days ago and arrived In Temple yesterday.
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1fHAND will be taught by an expert
n stenographer and all graduates Will
Slaced in good situations: college will
october s. Massey Business College
10.
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WANT A HOME within twenty blocks OF
courthouse, for cash; two corner lots, ak
rooms. stable. etc; must be a bargain; give
fnl, particulars. private. Seedy. this Of
frs
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horse power. Address W. i, II Moor, $40
fremont street. Galveston, Texas. q
WANTED TO BuY--cheap for cash a second-
hand spring wagon and horse. Address l2l1
Mellhenny avenue. ~
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A HORSE POWER min to grind corn for feed
Z, o, box iS6. rs
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household goods; will pay the highest mar
kct price; call on Houston Furniture Co, at
lotus old stand. sos Prairie avenue.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

D acres fine land to exchange for fur
! or rent of furniture. Address Land,
office. 2S
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WANTED TO BUY.

WE WANT your secondhand furniture and
household goods and pay highest cash prices
for same. SEQ us first. Coouibs, Dunn a
Co, 7ls Franklin.
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|ED-To train men and women TO teach
lon Physical Culture throughout tho
4 a progressive and paying business.
6r address Virginia Phelps, 1908 Milan
%,
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wANTED--Monday morning. one load OF the
best charcoal. will contract for several hun
Cred barrels to be delivered later Hughes
Cheap Store Ii9 San Feline street Is
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ALE OR EXCHANGE--7s0 acres OF land
h miles below Inez. on graded road
'ort Lavaca, has ) tenant houses, 221
in cultivation; never falling stream
later; price per acre, SIG. 200 acres D
+ above Inez. price per acre. $40. One
and s-room residence and outhouses
pez, $1,000 gin and mill and 3 lots. price
B store house and lot, $500. VIII trade
eheap pasture OF 5000 or 5000 acres. with
+ or SHEEP or both: pasture to have
~ OF grass and water and worth about
81 80 per acre. somewhere west: private
ph for wanting to trade or sell. Address
horntZ, lnez, Texas. IO-lt
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FOR RENT--A fine piano. Address 1850, this
Office 2!
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wANTED--To buy. three TO ten acres near
city; give full particulars Address Ass. this
office IS
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72o CRAWFORD STREET. modern eightroom
house. with oath hot ana cold water, gas.
servants COON and laundry. Apply at lill
Risk avenue. so
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FOR RENT-Two connecting south rooms,
everything furnished for housekeeping. lois
Mckinney avenue. q
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POST WANT ADS. BRING RESULTS.
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FOR sALE-Folowlng l25-voit dynamos fol-
Gale: One 300 light. cne iD0 light Or 200
light, three 100 light. ono 100 light, one 80
light three II light. one light. l.. L.
Miller.
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GARDEN sEED-New crop OF 1925. for fall
plabtiug. from ID. Landreth * Sons Burpee
aad other reliable growers. .. ]. Kocnier.
.J9 Congress. II
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HOUSTON COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
he OF the leading teachers Of the South
hrge OF their stenographlc department.
honths. $40. y
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FOR sALE--At Bowser & Wilson'S stables
Mes. 6o5-6li Preston avenue. and Houston
Stock Yards. 200 head OF mules, IA to 10
hai.ds. to years old. aud few horses
Address W. a. Moody. II
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Two or three furnished rooms Tor itght mousse
le.uing in private family; centrally located :;
! no children; references exchanged. Address
A12l this office.
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FOR RENTING furnished rooms. large and
clean, for gentlemen, at GOA Travis street
corner Texas avenue. q
FOR RENT--Nicely furnished room, cheap
se4 Colorado street. near Washington ave
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| household goods and pay highest cash prices
| for same. SEQ us first. Ccouihs, Dunn a
Co. us Franklin. !
! I WANT A HOME within twenty blocks Of
courthouse. for cash; two corner lots, ak
rooms. stable. etc; must be a bargain: give
| tns PARTICULARS. private. seedy, this Of
wANTED--Mouday morning. one load OF the
cred barrels to be delivered later. Hughes
| Cheap Store. iis San Felipe street. %
w NTEn--Cheap for cash. we'll located lot In
| III rd ward. No. asio, this office ~
wANTED-To buy. three to ten acres near
city; give full particulars. Address ii5S. this
| office IS
wsNTED-To buy second hand furniture aud
household goods; will pay the highest mar
ket price; call on Houston Furniture Co., at
Lotus old stand, sos Prairie avenue. I
A HORSE POWER MIL to grind corn for feed
aud q secondhand fanrdng mill Address
T., Q, box iS6. Is
wANTED-~Ten or fifteen acres near Harris
burg road. not exceeding six miles from
city. VIM. Reopen Co, 2is Main, %
wANTEp-Forty or eighty acres cheap farm
Ing land near station. within leo miles Of
houston. VIM Reopen Co., 2is Main, Is
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OUTFIT; mus, be
cheap; state full particulars and price. A.
c. Baldwin. Austin. Texas. rs
WANTED TO BuY--A camera. state make.
size and best cash price. Address 4iS5, this
office. rs
Thoroughbred pointer dog; wcil
trained for field. Address l.. o. box ~. Lu-
ling. Texas *
HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for jewe,ry.
watches, clocks. silverware, old gold and
silver. diamonds guns, pistols, etc. VIII
ton yos Prairie avenue.
W.ANTED--A gasoline engine, 2A or more
horse power. Address W, ]. Il Moor. So
fremont street. Galveston, Texas. q
WANTED TO BuY-aCheap for cash. a second-
hand spring wagon and horse. Address 1917
Mcllhenny avenue. ~
WANTED-Enough secondhand street car
rails to build one mile and quarter of
track. Write box No, 30. Goliad. Texas. IS
WANTED TO BuY-one secoud- hand Job
printing press, cheap. Apply to j. A. Mel.
son. Corrigan, Texas. u
WANTED to buy--Good oak aud ash timber
land suitable for location OF hardwood lum-
her and tic sawmil: give full description OF
character OK timber, with price Interstate
Colonization Co, S0aia Main street. Houston.
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LUTON OF PARTNERsHIP--The law
|ership heretofo-s existing between the
fsiEncd parties has been this day dis
b by mutual consent. Mr.. Hudson be-
kg the sole owner of all the rights OF
Kin. J. L. Hudson.
G.. w. Thomas.
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W. NTEn--Cheap for cash. we'll located lot In
| III ird ward. No. soi0. this office "
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FCK RENT-Three unfurnished rooms ana
hall upstairs TO parties without children;
references exchanged. Apply sos Austin
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FOR RENT-Furnshed or unfurnished rooms,
two connecting; modern conveniences An
My sol Austin street, corner Prairie. -
LARGE southeast furnished rooms with bath
private family; no children; to gentlemen
MIX
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NEW crop Nicaragua wheat 81 per busheI
winter turf oats, barley. rye alfalfa. tur-
nip seeds, Creois onion ano fun line sea
sonatle seeds. Send Us your orders. Texas
SEED sId Floral Co.. 3i1 Elm street. Dallas.
Teas n
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10 AUSTIN street. e-room modern cottage
Seaman a Bartell. q
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7 WE HAVE houses ell sizes and at all prices
J our list is the largest. Scnnlan & bartell
eI2 l;inx Building. Phone 100. l
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FARM FOR RENT--My farm, $50 acres. part
O. all. good road, Az miles west of court
houses: possession given at once. Nj L..
Westheimer, 1909 san Jacinto street
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NICELY furnished room: southern exposure
privilege of bath. will furnish for iighl
houseke eping No. 1o2 Hamilton street. q
THREE ROoM cottage one block from court.
house. Apply 3l5 Caroline.
FOR RENT--fn a desirable neighborhood
close in, a nice residence. well furnished
best references required. Apply Room !
srtIt Main street q
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IA NICE five-room cottage on Webster, be-
tween Caroline and Austin, cheap. Apply
| next dnnr. y
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-23

A letter has been received from PETER
Panamarkoif, a member OF the last grand
Jury in Alaska. denying Customs Collector
Iveys charges against the members OK
that body, as follows.
Some time ago you published an inter-
View IN your paper with Mr.. ISey, when
presume | am the second engineer OF tno
Cosmos to whom las referred ii that In
terFiew. / was a@so one OF the members
OF the last grand jury. AT no time did I
have any conversation with 1xeY, ana the
one he says he had with me never took
place. and IL false IN every respect There
never was a special committee appointed
to consider cases. as he states.
The last grand jass WAS composed OK
some OF our leading citizens. snctt men ~
Edward de Croft. G. q. Lindsey. Frank
merchants Of Sitka, John l.. GAMBLE. of
the Prssb5 terrain mission here. r.. OTIS
Smith. one of our leading mining nlen. itta
EDITOR OF the Alaskan, and one Of the main
supporters OF The Gospel Mission n Sstka:
George Moore who Is with the Panae Ha-
sir Placer Gold Mining Company: j. Mont
ponery Davis of juneau, md smen or iIhs
integrity and Intelligence from different
parts OF Alaska. The grand jury knew
what ii wass about.
why he should use fHy name "a he has
is more than | can understand The gem
tlenlen whom ne has so fonssshly attacked
are 80 we'll and favorahy known here that
anything that Ivev has aald or can say Will
only rebound 10 their credit. We who live
there In Alaska know ivey and the customs
service too well. was born and raised
here and hold a pilots certificate for thesa
waters and have for years