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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-20
70 FORM
A NEU COMMITTEE.


4 y
represent Democrats committeeman. Az
parensay Mr.. Aisge1a IN aesarosss OF asoasa1sg
trouble He said today thai he sltd n9t care
to sst in the COMMITTEES II any OF the mem
sers resented II. and sfserward seiegsaphea
Mr. White suggesting that the praxy os
rcar~ssnsea BY some ens esse.
III DO rot hear from Mr.. White" said
the ex-governor tonight. sor II ne trssss
that represent him. | shall DO va. But
have no desire 10 bring loca, Affairs into
sse committee.
This diseord between the Harrison and
Aisgssa factions Of the local Democratic
party was the salient feature Of so<fay's
talk around the hotels. If Acting Chair
man Ssou~'s Wishes are carried out. and
apparently moss OF tas committeeman ara
with him. the faesionai differences local to
Chicago ard New York will not he brought
before the committee IN any form
IL 10 probable that a rev rule will b
adopted tomorrow providing thai whenever
a vacancy occurs In the national. the state
committee shall elect member OF The
national committee 10 all such vacancy.
Another rule which Is under consideration
gives rae national committee the right 10
Judge Of qualifications Of its own members.
SIN another rule IL being talked os which
would fierce sx-esov. Aitg.sd out of his po-
sition as a rnember Of she auxiliary com
mItsee" which was originally composed OF
Mr.. Altxeld. Senators Jenes Teller and Al
Ten and VIM. X. Stone. This rule will pro-
vide tina, all committees auxiliary and
otherwise OF the national committee shalt
be made up only OF the big committee. It
t. Sx~AE~ n
tors Teller and Allen and ex-GSx. Stone as
members Of auxiliary or ways and means
COMMITTEES will be handed In tomorrow.
Senator Jones' absence In Europe will
leave Mr. Affgeld the sole remaining mem
her OF this committee and an attempt may
be made to force him out and rearganize
the committee with only Democrats az
members leaving Gut the popuissts and
Silver Republicans
William Prensiss. one Of John r. Alt
gsid's most intimate friends, called on
Acting Chairman Sloane az the National
Democratic committee. tonight and de-
iivered to him the uitimatum of the al
lied osmesailic forcca Mr.. prentlss came
direct from a joint conference of the exec
tive committee of the Ohio Valley Rlmetas-
BIC League and committees representing
the Chicago platform Democracy OF fiii-
noas. the Chicago-psatform Democracy OF
New York. and the National B!me,allic
he League. He told Mr.. Stone that IL the
national committee at It's meeting toner
row removed r ], nevIin from his posi-
ton a. press agent of that committee the
act would be construed by the bimetaliists
rs hostile TO the Chicago platform
Neither Mr.. Prentiss nor M Stone would
give the result Of the conference in
Stones room. but the Altgeid men de-
elared that r. j. pevisn would not be re-
moved and that Thomas Gahan and Car
ter Harrison would not triumph
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SWEARING TO AN ALIBI.
Goresean's lnfSa Friends Asse0ps
o. rsav~ Thaa Ne Was nst
- - eaweF.

WALLACE. Issas$e. J4lg s5s-ean sEe gfsF~
csrAa mssrsssT trial sss1ag. Aa9xss Aas-
Yhy. = tsSsar-aH waiter SsFss sad So
sAw f1F0urnn lf fssagae At fiass 5ss April
o. efss thasaxhf 81 might AAss basn -
few ssasssstss sss&r, nsss ses was settling Use
table saF sSsnss3x Ga es@sA-wx = s'sffsssfssEa
sls1 sAssls4@a taas ssse MAS sgmsasSlxx-
Ntsh thx xssH@rS ssssaas
Pa HAxasn testified faas ne WAS sssisEx
tAr la safszafs wsssfs s0fTof4n rafzas At
HE a. ~ ass1 again 4sssss8s D. 80
ksAHsa AssssaFN0ss "a GMfssEF4n At M4F-
pays restaurant al neess. sa1 again al
A e f1Msy. sssns#s 81 the aEsaa. 81 ~
hsxn ass the sidewalk a Essst# ksrfar@ b. as-
JAfnas Hasaasun. nsssns~F 81 tsss aEss9sa.
9aE klna s&swuaE 81 aSa u
Gustav tvAss. d AsEtesssf. said GsfTufsa
came sEstE is shAk agssuf fssssfa. ~hsfa ne
hsusAl meal. fn Esass-sx ssslFsaSs1n ae
reodno~5 bss lsa<s&x STARVING ss@ esaarEs
against s.n8sssFan ga ApfA ~ es1s ua April
= h9 was charged xssh aail He sxe
pMtn~d the discrepancy In date 10 "a NJ
CareasAa gave ST 0Fysar ter chicken. 80 -
delivered nsxx aszarnfssT. ana Tee CUSTOM
wns 50 aaks the assafEs when the ssssss
was nlisd
Mrs. W IL esnsss sAw rosssran n~twssn
~ ana TT In ire pss4sssfaea, On esuss-sxasn-
snAtscn she All Eax kAaw whstmsr sse
1Aw hsm t,&fsTs So after TIA train aass
tafs essarfss9 ffe nssh
Legal aa#~sssas here sF0ss. wasrA Nsra
taten under consideration assu nnaFpsnx.
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MUST HAVE OLD PLATFORM.
nryaa Democrats Fvom New York
Isaac = Statement Ia the Ma
ttDaal Com mlVf~e

CHICAGO. July Is.,~The Chicago plat
fern Democrats o. the state Of New York
made public statement rs the members
% TIE Democratic national committee sri
Democratic voters Of sas country gn WATCH
yhsy alleged that the Tamnaxny urgani@
saticn ia Sew York Ia hostile IN .he min
stpsss % the Chicago platform angS 10
William Bryan, ard in whiea they ask
the sn~0Terstsnn eft all Democrats Ia ar
1at al afftesal station. Ia shs work CT CIV
Ing go ths Democrats voters ef the state
Of NHw fark an opportunity 40 express
themselves and make their convictions es-
teet!ve in sAs nation =
The atsresx recttes that ar oyerzhsisrs-
TEE majority At sire Democratic wsters in
New York fssors the principles iass down
sr The Chicago platform ard demands tbs
reFaefa. Satl1zs q Ryan. that the men IN
raBtrsi 81 IRE machinery 0f shw Democrat
&c PARTY Tn NeS York ara absolutely s1s-
pessG ~ these principles and 30 Mr.. ifyyau
ard that taA aa@csSsag machinery ss the
state ls such that an attempt 10 Gust the
men nen sa eanfr9i al she Tanrzany err
saFssasss@ ~ seTk within that nassy
waad b. sTaasSs#~
Ia conclusion IRE address calls afsen TIA
national committee Ser res8Hs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-20

Special TssspAsca 70 the Post .fnsealieencer.
OLYMPIA. July sA--The psas,tseAsson q
the arrsxas tn tA.s mornings Pust-inssass-
xsncsr srcm Olympia. ssassiEg TO the .aaa-
Sro os tee governor and shs Aadfsar "a Is
sae state ssuzaz. had q very s&lataxy easss
On someone. for the reason that ~ neon
to-day there bad heea stats aorsts signed
aF the governor and ia process % issue
50 the extent Of S3aas. TIE governor
says. hexevxy tina. IN tss.sr~ 10 tAe exec
uttve -ssc~ II shnasd be said tnat ae VAS
waiting al oysn.ea from the attorney gsFa-
erags cfHes. ia answer "a the question as
80 whether TIE band issue was mandatory
or whsshes II MAS discretionary. THIS
forenoon the opinion arrived. ana stated In
substance that the issue was mandatory.
and immediately. she governor states. he
commenced ais part 10 the work necessary
10 the issue 1t is stated by tho auditor
that by tomorrow all the bonds VIII have
lssen issued
Esxpsainfng the delay in .ssaing the state
bonds before this. State Auditor caeet-
ham said today:
Il consulted with Treasurer Young about
this matter sotme tine aso, bat he stated
IL would BE- impossible Tor am 10 make .
warran; call rs disbarse this mooney until
after August l. He said could issue the
aefsIs II wanted 90. aa; he could do EoiE-
ing toward calling warrants 10 pay uut
this money until August. az the work ot
the irsasurer's office MAS away behind |
determined IL was better under the cir
cssnssarees TO watt and not ISSUE bonds
e1li the TREASURER had caught up vita the
work OK his office and w0uh call warrants.
for the bonds would draw "a per cent
and fhe warrants that should have been
called p@r cent. making a total Of Ii =
per cent. when by not sssaiHg bonds tire
warrants only would draw interest. Nov
thar I know IL In mandatory. however. I
have 80 choice and am issuing taem now.
The above seems 10 place tas RESPONSE
billy On the treasurer. WHO. II II alleged.
stated be could cali no warrants until
August l. The result Is the same-tae
state has lost considerable money In inter
est by someone's failure to act
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saas ssasss fatta~sA by En@rm~ss
s@famns of snak~ ~IsxAs
ua max~ hr kawskwmmks

q "a p &Nss n ~sHewTs @as ~ sest.st zss
- M@4Ns &snss ts& @aaresmS sssaw tasF
ss&tFEfT snge@ sSs@&& ta& gFzt@T xagElggs,x
S@rss ssF2A@s seslSazsas - xe fsassausa ~
sss3 sss@s EsAssss 90 ssssa A Asxans @arsss~
&@sss s5aaNak sssessrFeas herr At IS sAss
asFnM@ ass wa2 s7a7awsss zGsszssx SO -.
*4sS@s s. se@ss Minutes ~ - Ns4s~ss~ ~ - s.
~ NsWFTe xAass&s
ks@ 'iszs&9s ssasa@ Assw ~ AR aAr* Nssyza 4 .
sssFSs M8s sssSas s@t ~ tsa vita r. -
Esse@ - - #& @f1FeH ersA8ew ssass9ssss'ss -
tt@@s p @ss Msssss ssxassss. 4 sAssaNae =
@@sssNsa ~ th@ NssSs sss4 4 Part - 4 esssss.sss
*ss ssEssaszxssz4 a. xsAssas seaeaxz2sa s1s.s-
sswG s@.ass sS-sHfAss ss E1xA
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OPPOSED TO w. ]. GoEBEL.
Cell lssw~d fer y M~effax to Pso-
s~sf Against Hts
raaAlAnrv

BOWLING GREEN. Ry.. Jutg sse~Ths
@ni4~ssssesasea Democrats n this ezty assa
eaa3ssT Dave issued call for a gaanesns.
81 f~* hsEA hers 1aiy 81 80 ssgwt@st against
~ ] t$sEnA%A ESF governor &fsz she lzs4s8~
wis ceaSeet8an ticket TFya esss whfea -
ssgn@s ks+ ssss4-sN@Ffh af sssp TsssErsagsras -
ssfsF@ - fas county. SAYS the iSgaaHglass
Convention Nas perverted from sss sYsse
pssrfsg@H ~ fAs arbitrary tsss#assrg NJ Eel
ssases hy Frhsaa ara corrupt asayws yas ard
~ TIE u@s rust sssz unprecedented acts ~
tssrrsaa fseS3~fns and eatss gasssm all true
h@nfsseaF democrats 80 attend She ns@ss@
rs Asrsis 81 = ssReA Ass5as viii sse taken far
ta@ as-ssTzAsiaa ct true EAeuseev4ts1 tsrx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-20

Capt. Merton Goes - San Fraaetsct
to Muaaer Oat volanteers.

WASHINGTON. July ls.-Cap;. Charles
u Morton sixth infantry, has been re-
iieved from duty as chief mastering officer
at Vancouver BARRACKS. Wasgs., and order
ssi to proceed TO San Franc,seos Tor duty
under Col Stephen F. Joc3iyn, Tweats-
aslh infantry. chief mastering osslcer, as
assistant mastering ofi1csr, acting assistant
aaaaytsrmaster. actin sss~unlis~ary Ut suu-
sistenee and acting ordinances oncer. In
connection vita the mastering OUT Of vol
unteers AZ that place.
Private John A. Degen. Company n.
Seventh infantry. having accepted the
commission as second lieutenant In the
Thirty afth volunteers July is. isss. has
been hanarably discharged from the sers-
Ice. rAevst. T~geu With take station at
HansaniYer Earrackx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-20
IEEGu LAKE THEsPAxSERs.


WASN'T StsTON. Iasy t4~~Seeretary
Hitchcock this afternoon telsgraphed in
Instructions 90 Cant. Mercer fri charge
az the ISeeets Lake Indian aaeacy. sus-
pending until August - she removal az
the white settlers. the so-saiaed tres
passsfs. on the agency lands. The or
der ~ suspension IN to allow tim. for
consideration Of additional tnsorrna sson
flied at the interior DEPARTMENT
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-20
RECORD or OREGON REGIMENT.
A Total al 250 yaeaactes From
Deaths aud Discharge.

Special Dispatch 20 the Past-IntssIiz snr ~.
WASHINGTON. jay i9.-The war de-
partmeus has received the following fun
returns Of the Second Oregon volunteers
OF - commissioned officers were pro-
mated frDrs she ranks and resigned or
we're discharged leaving - officers remain
ing to be mustered out Enlisted men
numbered Lie. ami OF these ss were dis
charged is were killed or died of wouufs,
Il died Of disease. and Deserted total
"a casualties leaving tasT enlisted men to
BE- mustered oat, or total 81 fifA Officers
AMI men 10 fe mustered out THIS shows
that ~ men were killed or died OF WOUNDS
ara disease a percentage ~ as-
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NV HaE33N tesEe = 4 Sc y 49, -
aa4n 81 wsSs4aNss ssssEsSess yssssp@ fAzn 8
assaEs~s * 81 ns5sjsa 4ssssw weesh sss 4ssssFss
esfs sra fssa skgsa &zFH e@tee sesz@t s@nsxAt
u A&ss rz=*sf# sMs kAHE# FHsas =sf@Fx EF@ sss
pse* asss - s%s stryssSavz AA&gF sas
Asfsasazsa% s'sa*s@@s aef eA3 Esssafss sr
st@s~a - sffsasse tsassa sg8@ss 50 ssaxex>
ssssFa sssaN*
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I5sSTsNw tAs s8t awmssbF tass s9srys -sss~ Z
hs& severe &Es&~s ~ esansssa ssssessssss
ysssNssss sting azv leaving ras tsgxsrsess =
sass Nj s. A HArss - faTa Esrsss. FEa-
sss@s - DssS@ After iaEtnx swe as te-s@
@ass@s - SA&znA~rsAas tSsss.e sssygtss "a
ASST Essasr As@a Esus~vsy / s&s xesvsysses 49,
rrsae**d SAD ~ . few N@sr~ SIS seAa -
FN~%rz@ ssN s@rs "a shs sswr~ ! .Eys94vn
II FszsazsEsssn4 = - A9g Gee ssests~d stsA
ss.ss.@<A - eS~G isr@Asa Tcx ssss er
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ABBOTT HAS THE PROXY.
Waahington's Committeeman Gives
. New Yorker . Chance to At
tend the Meeting

Special Dispatch to the -fntesligencer-
CHICAGO. July fs.-Afier W. III. White
Democratic national committeeman from,
Washington. had offered his proxy TO Jahn
y. AIsgeld, and the latter had refused 1T.
the proxy was rendered Willis j. Abbott,
OF New York. Abbott, who IL an arden:
Is TO / advocate. accepted.
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rROr, WHEELER ACCEPTS.
Decides TO Take the Presidency OF
the JntSersity Of California.

SAN FRANCISCO, July Il Hen ia min
Idle Wheeler, professor Of Greek In Cor
nel university. has accepted the pr.ss-
9eney OF the University 81 California,
AZ meeting If The regents Of the TINT
versify ~ California thar body accept ed
tn. conditions imposed by Prof Wheeler.
and the former Cornell professor ae-
eeptsi The Position offered him.
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CHICAGO. Tusy - Toe Prise ~ gta-
ar8sgez1 - eemtz A barrel faaay mess IL
Fsnw ehssseer fAaM fsf ssssvs time Tha
prize ssg tosshsns sei. sraFn s. ~ 80 o. re
acD&rsftex "a ire statement - dee ssfw
tsTege - isstis likelihood nf sa cp fHrn TIRE
aszsp - sssG IA Pc due - IRE steady de-
e4esg8s Ia sha yFsea es q best
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SAN MIL MY COMBINE.
Mope sa d.stwst fst~~ at I.ssh~r In
~. &. Mtatam districts.

fANtNfETNEE. II q JAY y sawfnfN
atsn 81 Fast sass xass kaafsnaf Yaie
ard fsaunsfsgy egeek apw forming . trust
Arrangements ME RAYS H~sng made ii s@ses
ali sh~ Interests ~ ste iarsss~r asszt rssli@
snan If she fssNF5ns at british gsasanaosa A
BIG tsssrs atnts s'asssrsas ~tti =. formed 20
eesstsFs4 tas prize az i0fst%r Ia sAs aiming
tasstrs - at ira province ymstsss nss3ta
ass msw h*4ng saFstest II stray hc sx
Essanths hegnFs s.xrrEshsns y xratisa
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Ean,alrs cAxxor GsrEa rnEE.


wAsiIiNGTs1S. lsssy ia sn response 10
an tnauiry sfoFn fsA management IT The
9ssakafsn. Waaas Industrial exposition
which assn# afxaHf ttsssfks@r 4 aext, Assist
art Sessefsss rIsatasns has AecssEsd shas
IN ths AisssYss Of iwgiaia ton ssi shs subject
an the Canadian frontier ~ admit e. free
e1try exhibits 50 ne IssaEssrtass fFss4n Cana
aa Me- sszsnisssux hsNexsr. viii Instruct
tbs collectors 10 admit free such sfaperfa>
ttssEss - afvs sssa minerals ~ kays "a rafsa~
tsssFgsas value.
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WASN'T $sgTCS JaEv fs--&ss4rsai Ger
SEMs- At Ssa SSlTA6ar. Asa reported - sA~
S*4tw Sfs-@w9 sTsssaf ex cable that SNs Sal
y@@sr ls sa State ~ sasSs As q r4sxs.lt
80 revolutionary EsS@tgaag
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SAM kETeHIM CAPTURED.
Posse II Hot ON the Trail Of the Two
0fhrr TrNIn Rahhera.

LAS VEGAS v M July IA special
90 ts4 Optic EF19a Springer says "a IA
hetcham wss captured last mixl7g az Lam.
bert rawra. on TIE eSesk. where he came IA
far assa cal attention ard gar fred HIS
aeft sFaa was broken near the shoulder A
parsY os sen ha~e hssn an tke trait % the
fwn nhss FaDsssrs s4nee yesterday noon
They ags quite sure that another rohasr IL
Va ssns4ess
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DEWEY INVITED TO Run,
william e. WAifa~y VIII Ask Hfsm
- Ne . Candidate ter
pFeN1a$ut

CHICAGO. rasy fs--ssssvee ~ r. pee-
fEszse~ ~ Ns@ ynrk. vas asked tafay Il
wassen c. wAssnsyas susss~n sesarra~~
so~ Earcg@ sas In tbs nature Of q rats
Ess- he szai - Ha1ssys2ea ", .Kn.snsx
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EIfTTts, Mont. July ~ 50 Natl tEaata .as
instantly killed ard lien NlIxoa badly
hurt ny u premature blast sn the Leonard
shaft to-day, TTaa8 aass shastest Twelve
hals~. atsgs iae superstition II they made
the fuses tFs sEt1Yt uEs Tbs flsst uElr.
Tha skip at saa ~ Lawrence Eas away
fsam sia efssfnH%r Tonight AMI aesce adsd
80 rapidly that the s4aan g@sFt@s Aska
Cumming Was struck go toe head ~ tfss
snd Of Ire eaaia In sise esagsHa spgsa ard
ar8fhsr sran wa2 slightly hurt TIRE rune
wss badly damaged by the waigitn~ sahsa
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NATIONAL a.sE,M .Ers ,r.
secures tAe uaa~aa esat~ettew of
tmsataa ua.kws Wasa

WASHINGTON TaEs IS Use SAsf@was
Museum shssasa she hssr@aW 81, esAaasuaY
has Fssss F@ssfg@5 ffen g7sIsfaxass tssp ase~
tire HsieeM essess3asa II fmas4aa sssMss
~eta Tbs l. sA~ Sasss esslssetsan sn ex~
tstessce. Tse s1tEsesAts4 Tsfsenss.sn Haw Sc sssf
sssfs s@s Hness tss IKE rsgss Asss asss whssn
nss#F ess ~ 3ssKfAsass5 s& nsssAws easksssg
- aifssfs zsxs@m @At asH@ssS tAss fHs&s fse
f1s~ HArssssa sssasslsss ass hes0 after sHss
essssatssoa Hssg saske8 50 ssvssta b. f'ra$ M
sees ~ sss bsssesas ss@s Asszsa% ara agssam
50 e isss Y@ar. faa prise sa sne $ssAesas
~ lsassls4s s4auasAAs
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.srnskE sarvATsos rscuAsakp


srTKvEsLAND. Jasy rTnes~ "a fssss
eharxs In sks srs.s ssfnasssa ss<6ay. Cars
ars a~.nw rsn a. ssrsw.sar f.ssyssss- No
ytessne3 nss hs~n rseasfe4 sn@s easfy sass
mIest nhen A swgsEt vas sacEr ~ en-
Naryxv Bssl ny shs sxssessen 81 > 30
<ssATxs ~ Syss@nsSsss
Tgss G8 sssxzsssTesssn ~he w*nt en- =
ssYsAs III sAm Era aseks yesterday sfs
stasz aus A sasssssx IT vessels kaaessss villa
ssox ssA sve ssssz 50 ~ tbs 9ysks waiting
80 b. embossed.
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WELCOME tn ADMIRAL DEWEY.
Austrian Newspaper aaats ufm n
~4sssaies .aa t.~sff~maa

VIENNA F83x "A TN@ %saw gree
Presses Ass aa article ssss#s Aessekssv wxfe
sssmssase ssasSeaA teewNY ss Austria Ssrs-s a..
tag the Sast3 sv9sn - wssyn IS AsmstA tAa
fsagef ssss sa t9@ sAsnsras shs aVxsaaSnea
stsa - sAfFfss eesssSfssa@N ava s3&esl@ pa 80
xatssssss aess a8tss sstssx sszNssssesss &ssA sa
= ssssstssS ass : ssns ssssszM
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Secretary Alxer'x departure from tso
cabinet viii leave n 1t anly three az those
members ~hs entered IL at she beginning
- shs Standardization MesSrs
Case. Tsenx ana Wilson. TIE number -
changes that savn occurred ia the sw1 ard
u aalf years NJ SIS life has 5eea very as-
usual Six essss@s ofarers Ia all hasa
Fnssstaesa shefr portfolios. either 20 retire 70
pgtsAte life ~ 80 accept ether positions
% bsfaer ard trust 81 tie hnsis Ut tss
president These include Secretaries -
state Sherman. abe wsns cat because %
n heassa ard advanced ase. and hay. wao
aecepsess q United states tutwesAsr After
s.x General NJ kswTsa. wso accepted ne~
stsiem 0ss the supreme SosgFt beach II san
United States. Postmaster General Gary.
@he retired Aseesase a. ft asasfA, ard
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Gorhia's Tribute Go AtGes.

Adts. aen. Gorilla vas seen during the
sVsanx and, while not wishing TO discuss
any Of taa facts connected with the resig-
nation expressed his personal regret al tho
tarn of Affairs. lie sAlsss
II feel great sympathy ard respect fer
the secretary. History Will show that II
he hsz erred II has been On the side 81 The
soisleFs-an the side az those wao wers
nghting the Aasties- Ma man In that posi-
Ten has ever bad mere az heart the inter
s%ts Us tAe soldiers their comfort and their
welfare TINE and again he aAs said o
as tnas everything must yield before the
requirements ~ The n1sn iu the neid AMI
II tss funds were lacking ne would pay for
Il himself. He VIII leave the department:
With the Fespscf aad esteem OF everyone
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