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VIII RESUME BUSINESS.


The Produce Exchange Trust Company.
1t is announced that none of the de-
Trust company of New York will lose
anything and it is now expected that
very soon. So all the depositors, in
Guiding the out of town banks which
have had business with the company,
will soon have all that belongs to them.
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AT THE DWIGHT PLACE CHURCH.
The morning services at the Dwight
Place church tomorrow will consist
largely of exercises and special Christ
mas music by the children and youth of
the various departments of the Bible
school. The rite of baptism will be adj
ministered to little children, and the
pastor will make short appropriate re-
marks. AT 1880 p. m. there will be a
Christmas praise service as follows:
Organ prelude-Fantasia ......... Tours
Opening sentences by the pastor.
Hymn 202-It Came Upon the Mid
night Clear congregation rising).
Prayer.
Choir responsibility Night. Barnby
The Apostles's Creed in unison.
Authenticated, I Bring You Good
Tidings neutrality-suspicious.. Bartlett
Responsive reading. portion XXX.
Singing of the Gloria.
Congregational singing, led by the
quartette and Choral society
No. 1871, "Shout the Glad It'd
ings,' stanzas / and 2; No. 1872,
Hark, the Herald Angels Sing
tune Mozart page LAT.
Scripture Lesson.
Solo, with violin obligato--The
Babe of Bethlehem ......... DRESSER
Announcements
Offertory-Quartette with violin,
adore and he Still ........ Gounod
Reading in unison, congregation
standing until after the hymn.
Hymn 190-Brightest and Best of the
Sons of the Morning, stanzas 1, 8
and 4.
Short discourse by the pastor.
Anthem by the quartette and Choral
socety-O Zion That Tellest. Buck
Prayer and benediction.
Organ Postlude-Finale ......... Widor
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HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

Congressman Sperry arrived home yester-
day for the holidays and had many warm
greetings. Mr.. Sperry Is of the opinion
that Roberts Of Utah will not be seated
and expressed much satisfaction with the
currency bill which has passed the house.
He believes 1t will become law without
material modification Several democrats
voted for the bill. Mr.. Sperry with his
family will return to Washington January
ID
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President Arthur 7. Hadley OF Yale
university left here yesterday afternoon
for Philadelphia, where he spoke last
evening on the topic, 'The Day We Gel
ebrate' at the annual Forefathers day
banquet before the New England socie-
ty of Pennsylvania.
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CHRISTMAS MUSIC TOMORROW
AT GRACE M. E. CHURCH.

AT GRACE M. E. CHURCH.
Organist-Edwin A. Kraft.
Choirmaster-Carl A. Mears.
Choir-Sopranos, Miss Stiles, Miss
Stebbins and Miss Colt altos, Miss
Rood Miss Lane and Miss Richards;
tenors, Mr.. Van Dyck. Mr. Corey and
Mr. Terry; basses, Mr.. Brown, Mr. Ken
nison and Mr.. Mears.
The choir will be assisted at both the
morning and evening services by Pro-
fessor Theodore and Miss Anna M. Pc
terson, violin soloists. The programme
is as folloWs
1920 Service.
Organ prelude-Melody in Co.. Truette
Anthem-Faint from the Skies.
............,.... ScIineCkeI
Hymn t(CongregationaD.
Prayer.
Response-Grant Us Thy Peace. .Nevin
(Quarette, with violin accompaniment.)
Psalm 65.
Gloria Patri.
Duett-Sleep, Babe Divine. -. Warren
Miss Stiles and Miss Richards
Organ and violin accompaniment.)
New Testament Lesson.
Offertory--Violin solo, "Nordische
Sage" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Carl Bdhm
Miss Peterson.
Hymn Congregational.
"Sing Joyfully" cold French Christ
Song) ....................... Damrosch
Soprano Solo and Male Quartette.
Sermon.
Prayer.
Doxology.
Organ postlude-March ......... Salome
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ATT HUMPHREY STREET CONGRE-
GATIONAL CHURCH.

christmas praise service Sunday, De-
cenber a. at 7:30 p. m. The regular
choir will be assisted by Miss Rena L.
BARNES. soprano; E. ]. Todd, baritone,
and Charles r. Fowler, organist, all of
CT Johns church The programme Is
as follows:
Anthen1-Onward, Christian Soldiers
............. Schneider
Anthen1-Glory to God in the High
ae+ Rotoli
Antbena-Hark, What Mean Those
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MIR FERRIS GETTING BETTER.

John H. Ferris who was thrown from his
wagon in West Haven last week by his
horse shying and who sustained thereby
Fracture of the skull, regained conscious
ness at the New Haven hospital yesterday
and ii was thought there last night that
the chances of his recovery were much bet
ter.
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7:3O P. M.

Prelude--Lento. from OPP. 90. Reinecke
(Violn, piano and organ,)
Prayer.
Hymn 1929 (CongregationaD.
Address.
A Christmas Cantata, THE Word
Made Flesh' the text of the
narrative selected from the Holy
Scriptures; the music by Thorn
as g. Shepard; for solos and
chorus. with accompaniment of
violin, piano, timpani and organ.
PRAYER
Hymn (CongregationaD
Postlude-Andante Religioso -. .Gounod
(Violin, piano and organ.)
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Fire Marshal Gladwin yesterday after
noon issued to Mrs. S. ]. Hatch building
permit to erect joiner shop on the Boule-
ward near Kimberly avenue. The cost will
be about 81, 100 A. ]. Hatch viii be the
CARPENTER.
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7:3o Service.

7:30 Service.
Prelude-Offertory in Willy
Quartette-Holy night, Peaceful
Night Recommendations. Schneider
Hymn 1872 Congregational.
Prayer
Response--O Holy Father.
Hymn 1856 (CongregationaD.
Short address by the pastor.
Duett-Klange aus dem Thuringer
WdIu ..t....... Ielptl, Wy. .
Professor and Miss Peterson.
Hymn 1874.
Cantata-Holy Child stephen Adams
Poetlude-Pontficale March,. Tombele
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AT PARK M. F.. CHAPEL.

Rev r. III. Bremner will preach
Christmas sermon tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock in the Park chapel, Morris
Cove
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of it, sing with remarkable precision
and information. Their tone is the pure
boys voice, rich in color, with a deep
resonance.
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Holy voices! .,....,...,......,Bu Buck
Offertory-The Heavenly Fold. Lloyd
f, A. Fowler, director; Charles c.
Brown, organist
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welcome.
Christmas music at Davenport
church, Thomas G. Shepards Christmas
cantata, THE Word Made Flesh" will
be rendered by the chorus choir at
Davenport church under the direction
of DR.. d. A. Jones tomorrow even
ing, The cantata is rendered for the
first time, being Mr. Shepard's latest
composition and its rendition at this
time Is a matter of interest to, local
church goers. The programme of the
work is as follows:
Introduction.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Chorus-Hymn. -. ,.............
-. Rejoice, Rejoice, Believers"
The Annunciation
Observation-Disclosures (baritone) 80.
.....,. :. ......... Fear Not, Mary"
Chorus of Women
Hail, Thou Art Highly Favored"
Recitative-Narrator (baritone) 49,.
....... .... ...." And Mary Arose
Air (soprano).. Observation-Disclosures.
My Soul Doth Magnify the Lord
The Nativity.
Chorus with solos
There Were Shepherds Abiding in the
Fields
Air (alto)-
THE Spirit of the Lord is Upon Me-
Air denoD- .-
Behold, l Stand at the Door and
Knock"
Duet (alto and tenor) ...............
-. :. ITO Him Thou Overcometh''
Finale--Chorus
;, -. GLORY to God in the Highest"
The rendition of the cantata occupies
half an hour. The soloists for the even
ing service are Miss j. l.. Klock and
Mrs. S. B. Loveridge, sopranos; Miss
Sara Martin, alto; Frank Shay, tenor;
u. ID. Jones, bass; DR.. d. A. Jones, bar
itone; S. r. Bishop, organist.
Tho music at the morning service,
80 o'clock, will be:
The Prince of Peace. ....... Hanscom
o. Jerusalem (solo from Coming of
the k1ng). .........,.. BUCK
Glory to God in the Highest. Hanscom
The soloist of the morning service
will be Miss j. l.. Klock, soprano; Mrs.
Il. D. Jones, alto: DIR. A. L. Barbour,
tenor
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Ibid he borrow any money from
your
Borrow! How can / tell unless he
returns it?''-Brooklyn Life.
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MUSIC AT CHRIST CHURCH.

| MUSIC AT CHRIST CHURCH.
The musical programme for the fourth
| Sunday in Advent, December oath, at
Christ church, is as follows:
Morning.
Professional 44-On Jordan's Bank the
Baptiste's Cry. Winchester
| Nenite Partisan Tone. ....... .Gregorian
Psalter Psalms 116, III, 11S.
Gloria Chant Observation-Disclosures. Monk
TIE Deum in fiat. Stanford
Benedctus Chant acknowledgements. Monk
Litany hymn--Lord in this Thy Mercy
Day Observation-Disclosures. Monk
Litany.
Introit 4S-Come Thou Long Expected
Jesus ...................... Stuttgart
Sermon.
Gloria Chant ....................M eseley
Offertory-sent out Thy Light ..Gounod
Recessional 331-Watehman tell us of
the night. .........,..........L. Mason
Evening.
Professional Shark! the herald an
gels sing. ...........,..... Mendelssohn
Psalter Psalm 119,
Gloria Chant (See morning.)
wa 8 Initial ..',.', -. w. aihei
Nuhc D'iiiit s--tool'i III +. NM .'...''.'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Fl, w. Parker
Hymn $50 little town of Bethlehem
..... observation-disclosures. Bafnby
Sermon.
Gloria Chant (See morning.)
Offertory-O, Holy Night. adams
Mrs. Edith Porter Kraft
RecessionaI 54-While shepherds watch
~ 'neii iiochs ny iisr ~ Mai'ili
~ "sie - Siiiio'hia7 way az oiii i''
s'o'eh WI" pe.
1hoi iiihs NOV
llocess'oiiai--o cofiie an ye iaithlul'.
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Sermon
Clor;o chant orsa,av
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1y,,,oa,,t
r ,,,s,,,,, Croao
ca,ct,,e
papeaictus
Aon,s Dei
Gloria in Exea1sis
.Nii rio',' 'ooieiiieiie oouiioo
Noi'S a. ''i" ~ = o'ie .'''''''
80. - '''''''''''''' ufesotiah
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blessed morn uo,,yi,s
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yioo nv Mrs Eaith pnrtan wee M
win eing oil tho sonrono cole .,d a,.e,
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at o'SV ~ H.
Friday morning, prayer at 9 o'clock. |
Evening prayer at o'clock every
evening excepting Wednesday,
Evensong on Wednesday at 1880 p m
Christ church choir has prepared a
Christmas cantata, THE Story Of Beth I
lehem,' by John e. West, which they |
will render Sunday evening, December
31st, at 1880 O'Clock. This cantata,
which was only published about four
weeks ago by Novello Even & Co., Lon
don, is very melodious and very must
cal in character, After short intro
duction on the organ the bass recite /
Bethlehem, ETC. is fol- |
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NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES
FIXTURES OF THE RELIGIOUS SER
TICES TO- MORROW.

Christmas Progra mines OF Music I'm Adj
dition to Others Before Given-Dis-
courses Appropriate to the Gala
Christmas Time.
Special Christmas services will be
held in the First M. e. church to-mor-
row. AT the regular service in the
morning DR.. Eldridge will preach a
Christmas sermon. Special music will
be rendered by soloists and the chorus
choir under the direction of w. D.
Beach. In the afternoon at o'clock
there will be Christmas service by the
Sunday school, assisted by the choir.
The church has been handsomely and
appropriately decorated. The usual
evening service will be omitted.
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AT THE CHURCH OF THE RE-
REEMER


AT the Church of the Redeemer to-
morrow the choir will be assisted by
Mics Rebecca Wilder Holmes, viollnist
and Louis Felsburg with timpani; also
by piano accompanist. In the even
ing Professor Shepards new Christmas
cantata, "The Word Made Flesh" will
be sung for the first time. Following
are the programmes:
1890 A. NJ
Prelude-Melodie Religieuse ...... Tours
(Organ, piano and violln.)
Carol-Blow Cold, Thou frosty
Wlnd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Snepdrd
Song-The Babe Of Light and Glory
.s..s.'...,...'. s....'..'. III efo7lCi
with accompaniment of violin, piano
and organ.)
Hymn 334-Hark! What Mean Those
Holy Voices? ..................E Elliot
Response-Hail, Infant Saviour -.
...t........s.......- SCHUBERT
with violin Obligatory
Hymn (CongregationaD.
Offertory-Father of Mercy Mascagni
with accompaniment of violin, piano
and organ.)
Postlude-Hallelujah (Messiah) Handel
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AT ST. JOHNS CHURCH.


Service list for the fourth Sunday In
Advent, December "a:
Morning Prayer at 1890.
Professional hymn-O Happy Band
of Pilgrims ................kn echt
Gloras in A ACKNOWLEDGEMENT cker
TIE Deum in z ..-................ hHoh
Renedictus in e fiat ........ woodward
I,itany ADMINISTRATIONS When in
Dust to Thee.
Hvmn 39-Lo He Comes With
Clouds Descending Webbe
Gloria Tibi-Unison on B fiat.
HYMN 597-Jesus, and Shall 1t Ever
be? .............. ...'......' ~. oiNel
Offertory-The Heavenly Fold. Lloyd
Recession hymn--O Mother Dear,
Jerusalem ............,....... ward
Evening Prayer at o'clock.
Professional hymn 511.
GlOriae in ............-..... -. uChei
Magnificat in F ..................Slm shipper
Nunc Dimittis in F.............S Shipper
HYMN 4S--Come, Thou Long Elk
pected Jesus ................G German
TJvmn 13-Softly Now the Light of
Day .................'..' Weper
Recessional hymn 4O3.
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Services at st. Thomas church on
Christmas day:
Morning prayer, with sermon and holy
communion 10. 80
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RAILROAD Y. NJ. c. A.

Rev w. S. Winans. jr., of West Ha-
ven, will speak on the subject "A
Wreck" at the Railroad Y. NJ c. A.
Tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 clock, All
welcome
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The musical programme for the fourth
Sunday in Advent, December oath, at
Christ church. Is as follows:
Morning.
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Anthem-"Na Nazareth" :, .....Gounod
Offertory-"Glory be to God on High
....,.......... Ioula
Recessional, Hymn 520-"Rejoice We,
Pure in Heart"
An elaborate programme of music
has been prepared for the 1890 o'clock
service on Christmas day, as follows.
OCCASIONAL deste F'idelis" Novello
1stroit-"O Zion! That Bringest Good
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or not. The clerk saw the date ''1S04'
on the coin, put it into his pocket, and
threw a new silver dollar into the cash
drawer He was offered 81 800 for the
old coin by dealer but refused to sell.
In this way the story got out and the
clerks employer put in claim for the
1904 dollar. Both men have employed
lawyers to defend their titles, and now
the woman shopper is preparing to
bring suit for the possession of it.
For years Mr.. NeNsen, an expert of
Brooklyn, n. Y, has made a study of
the subject. He has convinced himself
and other competent judges that no
genuine 1904 dollar was ever coined.
He has become convinced that the al
legged dollars of that date are altera-
tions of Spanish, Mexican, Bank of
England five-shilling pieces, or some
such fraud. 1t is believed that an eX-
perimental die with milled edges was
made but not used in 1904. In 1912
some one, perhaps surreptitiously
struck a few dollars on this old, un-
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HIS FIRE ESCAPE.
The Only Time the Traveller wanted
to Use 1t He Couldn't Find
the Key.

A commercial traveller who was put
ting up at one of the hotels exhibited
a curious contriyance to some friends
the other evening, says the New Orleans
Times-Democrat. 1t consisted of a
metal reel almost eight inches long,
bolted securely to one of the inside cor
ners of his trunk. On the reel was
wound about 100 feet of steel wire, ter
minating in a sort of stirrup. The en-
tire device occupied considerably less
than a square foot of room, and the
drummer explained that it was a fire
escape of his own invention. "All L
have to do" he said, sis to put my foot
in the stirrup and let myself out of the
window. The trunk acts as an anchor
at this end and the ratchet at the side of
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AMERICANS SEIZED THEM
A Scouting Party Drives 'Pinos
Out of Their Trenches.
THREE OF OUR MEN KILLED.
Schwan's Troops Rest After an Ex-
haustin@ March Through KoadIess
Rice FieIds-.NaniIa Is Visited by
Two Earthquake shocks.


Manila, Oct. 14.-Maj. Cheatham,
with a scouting party, while proceed
ing along the west shore of the lake
on Thursday encountered force of
rebels strongly intrenched at Muntin-
lupa. Mai. Chcatham reports that
he drove the rebels from their posi-
tion and that in the engagement three
Americans were killed and two wound
ed. Rumors are in circulation in Ma
Mia that Cheatham discovered three
American prisoners who had been
bound, gagged and shot by the insur-
gents. These rumors, however, are
not confirmed.
One Sanda@o. n lieutenant of police.
has been arrested and lodged in Jail.
his subordinate having reported TO the
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the reel prevents the wire from paying
out too rapidly" Did you ever have
occasion to put it to use?" asked one OF
the spectators. only once" replied
the drummer. 81 was in a hotel that
caught fire at night about eight months
ago and the first thing l did when l
jumped out of bed was to rush for my
trunk. 1t was locked and in my excite
ment | couldn't find the key. | hunted
high and low and was still hunting
when the porter rushed in and led me
downstairs. They eXtinguished the fire
and | subsequently discovered the key
under the bureau. Now have the thing
on a chain and am loaded for contiagra-
tions of all brands"
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Cleveland. Oct. 14.-John ID. Rookie
feller successfully cornered the mar
lot on next seasons ore carriers Fri
dav. Ii was the first time in the
bistor vof the lake marine that a cor
ncr on ore-carrying vessels has been
attempted. How many boats We're
chartered Mr.. Bowers, l'ockefellers
agent, refused to state. but at noon he
said that no more were wanted. This
would signify that enough vessel prop
ertv had been leased for next season
to enable Rockefeller to establish the
ore-carryin@ rate from the head of the
hikes.
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IN THE NORTHW EST.
President Mckinley Travels from W est
Superior, Wis. to Fargo, -. and Dee
Hyers Several Addresses.

West Superior, Wis, Oct. 14-Presi-
dent Mckinley arrived in tins
city Friday. Over 5000 people, in
Guiding 1000 school children, received
the party at the city hall A commit
tee of children presented the president
and party with a neat printed SOU
venir purchased with penny contrhu-
tions by the school children. The
president made Il short speech.
Duluth, Mimi, Oct. IA noisy wei
come was given the presidential party
on its arrival in this city. Hundreds
of tug boats and grain steamers were
anchored under the bridge across the
st. Louis river and as the train passed
overhead the screaming sirens be
meath the bridge joined in a hair-rais-
ing chorus.
Entering carriages ut the Great Nor
thern depot. the presidential party
was driven through blocks of cheering
humanity to the High school building.
At the head of the procession marched
n battalion of the Third Minnesota
volunteers.
The square around the high school
was packed with people who cheered
! as President Mckinley entered the
sneakers stand. The president spoke
of the advantages of education.
FARGO. y. D.. Oct. 14.-Over 1O,0Ol
peonle erected President Mckinley
and party when they arrived here last
nirht. Entering carriages the party
was driven tc a reviewing stano
throuoh lines of the First North Da
lsota volunteers who recently returned
| nj The r1TnGIIpn1
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Arizona people believe that the cen
Us of 1900 will show sufficient popu-
alton to warrant the admission of the
erGitory to the union. Arizona had
59,62O inhabitants in 1890, and the claim
is made that the territory has doubled
in population since then. Increased
activity in mining and the development
of copper and gold mines is respon-
sible for the increase. Yet, even if
Arizona should have as many as 12O,-
600 inhabitants next year, it would still
lacl, $4,000 of the ratio of representa-
tion adopted in 1892 New Mexico,
which is vet territory, has more than
twice as MANY inhabitants as arizona.
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DOLLAR OF 1904 is A MYTH.
This Is the Assertion of Well
known American Authority
on Numismatics.

Is there an American dollar of the
date of 1904? If there is, it is worth
fortune, for it is one of the jack o
lanterns of numismatics. In a recent
issue the American Journal of Numis-
matiCs goes into an interesting account
of what it terms the myth of 1904 dol
lars and denies that any such coin,
struck in that year, isl in existence. Like
comets, these alleged coins have been
turing up in most unexpected places for
nearly a century. Recently coin deal
ers were excited by a story from Ra-
cine, Wis, which told how woman
went into a dry goods store to buy a
spool of thread and rendered in pay
ment a worn silver dollar, saying that
abe did not know whether it was good
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ly refused to believe the charge or pay
for the hens. y few days later the Ella
worth man was driving by the far1a
where the hens had been killed. The
dog was with him in the carriage. He
drove into the farmers yard to prove ia
him that his dog was not guilty. "Let
out your hens" he said, "and I'll call
the dog out of the carriage to prove that
he will not kill hens" II was done. Be.
fore the dog could be stopped he had
killed four. The owner of the dog, who
never dishonors just bill, pulled out
his wallet and settled for six hens
Bangor (Me) Commercial.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-10-19
Vnnhan on the Rack.

Philadelphia. Oct. 14.-Former Dis
trict Attorney Ellery 7. Ingham, who
is on trial before Judge Mcpherson in
4be United States district court,
charged with conspiracy and bribery
in connection with the Jacobs-Kendi"
revenue stamp counterfciting case. was
yesterday subjected to rigid cross
examination by District Attorney
Beck. VIII, found several weak spots in
his story. Mr.. Beck succeeded in
forcing Ineham to admit that he
would utter an untruth if the case re-
nuirpd it.