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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-29
PIGEONHOLE HAWKES. CHARGES
Secretary Root Practically Con-
Guided to Drop Them.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL


" Washington, Dec. 2S.-The War Depart
nltut has pgdclicii.y decl.Cd to piSeUniiole
the cl.ai,SS cU..GuCt uAse- o.I.i..S an OIii-
Ger ana seHtly Aie.E pieIeTruu against
Lieu Dant CU.vIlei Il ~. -. iIt.Sisl,iu Uy
Mayor r.rastus =. Hawks. tUTmrr.y Oh the
Cn.ted SAatcs Army.
MajJr HANKS specifications. as told by
The Republic, yesterday, seek 10 Involve
General LcrcIn, CoioHeI He!stand, ASSISTANT
Secretary OF War AeIhieJUnn ana form r
Assistant Secretary Of me Navy Allen IN "A
combination 10 control the output Of hemp
in Mania.
Secretary Root took up the charges of
Mayor hawks this morning and Called in
TO consultation General JorDin. After case
rul consideration the SvcTe, ,ary Gelioed 10
send the charges by mall TO Colonel Hell
stand, who Is AuJulant General OF ChaEt G
forces in China. 1t uill require AT least
month for the charges 10 reacl him and 4
corresponding period Tor the reply to reach
the department, 80 that the matter will be
eflectuaiiy disposed of for at least two
months. 1t is stated at the de- artIncnt
that should Colonel i1eistand decide to Ig-
more the matter no further notice will 10
taken of the charges By the department
unless Major Hawks Dri -.gs sufficient press
ure TO bear upon the Secretary to force an
investigation.
Il is possible, of course. that in the mean
while Major Hawks may take the matter
directly to Congress.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-29
Army Orders.


Washington, Dec 2S-Army orders:
The leave granted First Lieuten nant Will
Ham NJ. Cruikshank. First Artillery. is ex-
Major Thomas l.. Hartigan, Thirtieth In
fantry. Volunteers. having tenGered lis res
isnation. IL honorably discharged from tho
service.
4 leave for three months Is grlnted Major
James l. Wilson, Quartermaster, Eolun-
teers.
Major Louis Champion. Surgeon. L. S. A.,
and Major William u. Ban!ster. Surgeon.
Volunteers. Captain and As. istint Surgeon.
(. A, are detailed as members OF the
Board of Medical Officers al Manila for the
examination of candidates for admission to
the Medical Corps Cf the army. vice Major
William X. Hall, Surgeon, L. S. A. and
hereby relieved
The following changes In the stations and
duties of officers OF the Medical Department
First Lieutenant Ma jor l.. ". Sh lckley. As
sistant Surgeon. Is relieved from further
proceed to Fort Niohrara and report in per
son TO the comm an,iing officer of that post
foT duty. ana by letter TO the commanding
General, Department of the Missouri. to re-
l!ove Acting IS istant Surgeon clark Wer-
tenbaker. Acting Assistant Surgeon Wcr-
tenbaker will proceed 10 San Francisco. for
assignment to duty with troops destined for
First Lieutenant Theodore C. Lester. AS
sistant Surgeon, is relieved from further
duty In the Department OF Cuba and will
proceed to Fort .huyler and report in per-
son TO the commanding officer of that post
for duty. and by letter to the commanding
General, Department OF the East. to relieve
Acting Assistant irsoop William =. Bro ks
Major Walter Reed. Surgeon, $ detailed to
represent the Medical Department of the
army at the Pln-Amerca can NJ i C 1 Congress s
to meet in Havana. cuba. February 5.
Captain George Nick. Williamson Assist
ant Quartermasier. will proceed TO this city
ard report to the Quarter'naSrer General for
consultation on ofiiCi ial business.
The leave granted First Lieutenant John
P. Ryan, Sixth Cavalry. Is extended one
month.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-29
Fourth-CInss Post stmasters.

REPUBl.lf SPECIAL.
Washington, Dec. 2s.-Fourth-cIass POST
masteIs:
\; A;kansas-Horschead. Columbia County,
William II. Dlmas, vice William ID. Steil, re-
signed. Sunnyside, Chicot County, Thomas
u. Wood, vice saac S. Wright, resigned.
Ill.nois--DowLing, Franklin County. F. II.
Downing. vice w. ]. Butler. resigned. Fair
banks, Moultrie County. Henry K. AleNan-
der, vice Z. A. Davis, resigned. May. Edgar
County. George W. Woods. vice Mrs. NJ
Wood. removed. Mountain Glen, Union
County. G. NJ. Abernataie. vice Fred Fowley,
removed.
Indiana-Hecla. Whitley County. John A.
JontZ, vice Jesse Miller. resigned. Little
York. Washington County. William b.
Bridgewater, vice Benjamin II. Luck, re-
signed: L.ucelta. Fulton County. John o.
Cornell. vice William II. Musselman, re-
signed. Patton. Carroll County, Lon Curtis,
vice Israel German, resigned. Peerless, Law
renee County. Robert L. keithiey. vice Hem
ry Frye, resigned.
Indian Observation-Disclosures Cherokee Ma
tion. Amos F. Harmer. wee H. J: Vann. re-
moved. MarSden. Chickasaw Nation, A. Y
Easterwood, vice G. c. Wright, resigned.
Mississlppi-Jessie. Leake County. William
bougla. Calhoun County, Leslie 3. James
vice ]. a: Mabry, resigned. Muenster, Cooke
GeHot.- J. W. SAsrsr. vice John Koll. dsad
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-29
TO REGULATE POLICE BONDS.
Judge Wislizenus Makes Order as
to Surety's Qualifications.

Judge Wislzenus of Tire Second District
tolice Court made an order yesterday that
III persons who desire to qualify as bonds
men in his court or in police stations in
cases which vii. come up for trial In his
Seurt must, before January Is. file with
us court written and sworn answers to
questions relating to their qualifications as
Sonosmen. Blanks for the purpose will be
furnished
Inc rule does not apply 20 persons who
W. -, not sign bonds In cases in the Secoad
tisrict Court. Those who have been in
es labit of going on bonds in the court
sna a VINO do not comply with the rule will
pe accepted as surety on bonds after
rn,inuary r,ia L.. Those who comply with the
Cn,Miii Cns VIII be accepted on bonds until the
Il WI. , mas time TO investigate and ascertain
cn.e rue answers given are correct. The
s Viii keep a record Of bonds, and no
~ VIII be accepted as a bondsman when
g. eggresate amour; OF bonds which he
signed has reached the amount for
'hen he has qualified.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-29
EENEEIIr SlsI.irAI.

EErCEi.lC SPECIAL.
Washington, Dee. 3S.-Ars Theodore
Roosevelt has stirred a hornets n'st
throughout the country 10y direct and Il =
liberdte snIb administered b. her 10 the
National Society of the Daughters of the
American Revolution. The Daughters are at
the boiling point over it. As this great or
eanization Is composed in great part
of the cogntry's aristocracy. the snub podes
exceedingly III for the future social outlook
Of the EcoScyclts when they come TO WASH
inSton. Some Of the Daughters DO fot
hesitate to say that they Will do all IN their
power to make Mrs. Roosevelt feel the iuu
enoimity OF her discourtesy and that they
will give her hack snub for snub.
Several weeks nEo the idea OF WritinE 10
Mrs. Roosevelt and asking her TO JON tie
u A. z was started by Mrs. Charles Al
den. wife Of the Assistant Surgeon in the
army Mrs. Alden, as the regent of the
District Of Columbia. had naturally great
weight with other prominent members OF
the ID. \. r., and her idea WAS taken UP,
not only by the members OF tie wash
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-29
NEARLY Twenty-Five Thousand
Patents Were Issued During
the Past Twelve Months.
IMPROVING THE AUTOMOBILE.
Commissioner Duell Locks for 4
Revolution in the Horselcss
Carriage Art in Short
Time.
The Republic Bureau.
... g..,s ARH.

lstA st. and 1tnhsy!NANia -hN'.
Washington. Dsc- %-During the pas.
vs,- there have been issued 2i.6o" orisii"I
ra,erts by the Patent Office IN Increase oi
!, ss4 over the previous year totai oi
LES design patents were ISSUED. WHICH -
a decrease OF SSi over 1888. There was q
,,acreas. OF eleven reissues. the exact num-
Hber for the year being 81 There WAS +"
,o,a1 of 1.7.l trade marks allowed. an In
crease Of 12 over last year. while there were
ass more labels issued than in 1893. Thore
was decrease in the number OF prints al
,oues the number issued being 81. as
against loo last year.
..This record speaks well for the pros
perity of the country" said Commissioners ne
bugll to-day when money Is plentiful the
inventor files his application for patent.
The Patent Office has the current worA We4i
In hand and inventors are not reGuiGeo 10
wait months and months for action upon
their applications. 1t Is my impression t1o
year ISL VIII be record-bVeaker iof 'hs
Office. -
great a rad in a few years as the oicyc!e
and will outlive il. because OF its unIVeLsAi
utility A few years ago the Patent oihco
WAS deluged with applications Tor pateHts
for new Ideas and improvements IN oicSc
To-day We are passing through much tho
same experience Hundreds of applications
are beins received each week. and ! look tor
a revolution In the horseless carriage sf'
within a short time , ,, s,,,,
"Wi,hin a few years there VIII be oerices
r,ora Derfert than at present. Ten years
from now you will see ten such venlcies
where you see one now. What Is neeSsd
and durabi,ity with cheapness. These are
the great difficulties which must De over
come before the motor becomes uniVersA1i!
used ,.. -,
"To-day we have several varieties o.
motor vehicles. but all possess Gisauvsnt-
ages The storage battery ts liable 10 pc
, come exhausted when one is far away from
= recharginC station. and thousand and
one other mishaps may come to others
believe the vehic'e of the future VIII De
operated upon the storage battery prin-
cipie"
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-29
MANY WOMEN CLERKS
VICTIMS OF SAYRE.
"Boy Wizard of Wall Street" Who
Posed as a Millionaire From
Kentucky.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington. Dec 2s-The escapades Of
young Adolph Monell-Sayre erstwhite The
Boy Wizard Of Wall Street." which were
partially exposed by the New York papers
to-day. have been known by number of
prominent people in Washing: on for several
months. Though born In Kentucky and a
member of the well-known Sayre family.
the oldest bankers in Lexington, Sayre was
reared in Washington by his widowed moth
er. who was a clerk In the Pension Office un-
til his swift and sudden fight into alleged
affuence.
Through the influence of Joe Blackburn,
John @. Carlisle ard other Kentuckians here
sayre was made a page In the House OF Rep
resentatives. Out of his salary he saved
enough money to enter Harvard when he
was Is years old Since then his political
hackers lost track OF him. and most Of his
family friends here did. too. until he turned
up In Washington in the winter of 1883 as a
millionaire ard with his name hypheuated.
For several weeks previous to his return
here his mother had been dangerously III in
humble quarters. He Immediately installed
her In a fashionable family hotel. provided
the bes; medical attention available and
soon restored her TO health and a degree OF
happiness she had not enjoyed for years.
When his mother was well enough to leave
liz. sUe was dSfCuEipd to rnI
awaiting her beck and call one Of the sw II
est equipages in tails City OF fine turrou;s
lie explained to her then, with romantic
auornnent, that few months previously he
mad hypothecated small Inheritance from
Ms granGfather's estate, and with the pro-
ceens ne had amassed more than 81, 900 by
shrewd speculation in Wall street He forth
with drove with his mo- her to the Pension
Ofiice and had her resign her cierkship
o.. In the sumner Of 1855 Sayre leased a cot
taSe IL a fashionable community near As-
bury Park. and there his mother enter
t2ined many OF her Washington friends in
Guiding the Misses Kirkland and Miss Maud
Porter department clerk In this city Miss
Porter intrusted $500 of her savings 10
Sayre for investment. About the same time
Mrs. Lottie johnson, who was we'll known
In Washington and who died a year ago. was
persuaded by Sayre to go INTO a stool. = ,ec-
uiation wita him. How much money The
Boy WIZARD got from Mrs. Johns n IL not
known. 1t is said that other Washington
women. most of them Government employees
also parted with their savings for safe
at the solicitation OF Sayre.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-29
UNCLE SAM BUYS
ANOTHER ISLAND.
1t Lies in Guam's Principal Har-
Dor and Will Be Used for a
Coaling Station.
REPCBILC SPECIAL.

Washington. Dec. 2S-Secretary Ion0
has purchased for the United States Gov
ernnient another Pacific Island.
This island is under the American nag
and lies in the harbor of San Luis d'Apra.
Guam. 1t is proposed to use II as the site
for coaling station. The price paid for
the island was $500 ia American gold. II
is $50 acres In extent, Is healthy, and, IL
is believed. will make an admirable site
for the projected station. The island was
owned by several prominent natives of
Guam, who, the officials say, will live in
affluence as result of the sale.
In compliance with a cabled request from
Rear Admiral Reney, Commander-in-Chief
of the Asiatic Station. Rear Admiral Endf-
colt, Chief Of the bureau CT Yards and
Docks. has forwarded to Guam large guam
titles OF material to make repairs TO build
ings destroyed in the recent typhoon.
which resulted In the loss OF the auxiliary
cruiser Yosemite and a large number OF
lives. The authorities expect the Newark
TO arrive at Manila in a few days with de-
tails OF the destruction wrought by the
storm.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-29
THREE SENATOR'S COMBINE TO
DEFEAT SHIP-SUBSIDY BILL.
Pettigrew Denounces Measure as JOB to
Steal $9,OOO,OOO Year to Pay Re-
publican Campaign Debts.

to II and show 20 the country who the
President Is that would call an evtra ses-
sion when Mr.. Hanna snaps his fingers.
Il want this great Republican leader to
compel his President to call a special Ses
sion that his campa gn pledges may be
made good. l want every voter in the
United States to watch the progress OF the
proposed steal. ! want every man to read
and understand the bill! and to know :he
reasons why Congress IS called In extra
session. This should be enough to prove
every charge OF corrupt dealings MADE by
the Democratic party in the late campaign
Il am absolutely certain that the bounty
grab will not go through at this session
1t won't II l can hep II. S uator Alien
and Senator Butler have formed plan
with me to deeeat action on the bill, and
We Will fight it In eVe,y way possible. We
have enough on our side to do this. There
are fffty-one legislative days left in this
session. There are fourteen great appro-
priation bills 70 be considered, together
with the respportionment bill. Giving a
week to each bill-and this can easily be
done-we would be compelled to have an
extra session to complete them"
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-29
1ESLA'S SYSTEM WILL
Be GIVEN A TRIAL.
Navy Department VIII Try His De-
vices for Telegraphing With
out Wires.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington. Dec. 2S.-Nicola Tesla. the
electrical inventor, has been invited by
Rear Admiral Bradford, Chief of the Bu-
reau OF Equipment. to submit for trial q
system Of wireless telegraphy which he has
d..v.loped.
Mr.. Tesla WIS IN Washington few days
ago and conferred with Rear Admiral
Bradford. He says that he will be able
to provide the navy with a system which
with he equal. II not superior. to that in
vented by S,gnor Marconi.
Before finally adopting any special sys.
tenn for the naval service Rear Admiral
Bradford proposes to make a thorough in
vestigation Of the various wireless teleg-
raphy systems in operation. In his an
nual report Rear Admiral Bradford rec
commended that the Marconi system be in
stalled on several ships of the American
Navy. provided I. could be done at a rea-
sonable cost. No official proposition has
been received recently from Signor Mar
conf and the department. is not inclined to
accept his first proposal to furnish his
apparatus to tho American Navy for S2e. 900
cash and $4,000 per year.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-29

u
Washington. Dec. 2S.-The latest phase Of
tho Hanna ship subsidy bill fight developed
to-day when Senators Pettigrew. Butler
and Allen stated that they have formed a
league 10 xiii the bounty measure and
that the extra-session threats made by the
Ohio boss made no impression on them.
since their terms expire on March L. They
declare that the measure will not be pa ssed
by the Fifty-sixth Congress. and hive
planned a bitter fight against It.
Il want to say" seid Senator Pettigrew.
that the subsidy bill is nothing more than
an attempt to steal 100000 per year for
the purpose of paying the campaign debts
OF the Republican party. IL II IS abso-
lutely necessary to get the bill through as
a job to enable Mr.. Hanna to pay back the
cash loaned to re-elect Mr.. Mckinley, tn n
! want IL done at an extra session of Con-
gress. SO rs to invite attention completely
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-29
UNCLE SAM WILL ACCEPT.
No objection to Turkey Paying
Claims Through the Cramps.

Washington. Dec. 2s.-The State Depart
men; has received no money as yet on ac-
count of the Turkish indemnity claims. Nor
has /: had any connection whatever with
the deal which has been made by the
Cramps with the Turkish Governm mt for
the inclusion of the amount of the indemnity
In the price to be paid for a warship by
the Turkish Government. But it does know
that such contract has been made. and it
also has mad Tor its own part promises
from the Turkish Government that the
claims shall be paid. So il the money
comes through the cramps, IL will be ac-
C. pied. as ,ne Stato Depar ,ment Recognizes
the right OF the Porte to Select any Mes
All that Is necessary TO make the tra.,sac-
tivn proper is that the fact shall clcaIiy
appear on the records that the money IS
PAID by the TURKISH GovernineDt to the
Government OF the United States. whicn
viii distribute it among the cia.man,s al
judged to be entitled TO compensation.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-29
Rejected Legislation Pertaining to
Five Tribes to He Pushed

REpUBI.I SPECIAL
Washington, d. c., Dec. G-Southwestern
Ccngressmen interested IN legislation per-
tanning TO the Five Civilized Tribes in In
dian Territory. which the Senate committee
refused to incorporate in the Indian ap-
preparation bill on the ground that 1t Is new
legislation. are not alarmed over the out
LOOK. They say that the legislation can be
offered as independent measures and that
little difficulty Will be experienced in seour-
Ing favorable action. Congressman Curtis
of Kansas. Il. discussing the matter TODAY.
said that the amen0me. Is recommended BY
the Secretary OF the Interior were meritori-
Gus and many OF them were Improperly ia
terpre.ed by the Senate committee new
legislation. He referred particularly to that
giving superintendent jurisdiction over por-
tioGs OF an agency. and the one authorizi
the Secretary To close aIiotments at a fxd
time. IL the full committee ca--not be in
duced to act favorabiy on the amendments
named. ard others equally as important.
they will be offered in the form Of bills soon
after Congress rScO vcnes in January.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-29
VISITORS At THE HOTELS.

~ J. Frank. of Wichita, Kas.. is at the St
Nicholas
IT. r West and Mrs West Of For; Worth.
Tex are at the Planters
George sengei Of Fort Smith. Ark. Is a.
the Lin6ell.
C. B. Parsons O: Bonns Tene. No. Is at
the Southern
j. W Patton of caboo. No.. is at the La
eide
C. A. Hancock Of Springfield. Mo-. Is At the
St- Nicholas.
i. H. Eyer ard Miss Eyer CT Toronto. Can
ada, are at the Planters. 's.-
C l. Roberts and daughter Ct Trenton. No.
a, the Lndell.
IL p Polk CT Little Rock. Ark. Is at the
Southern
John o'Leary Of cherryvale Kas.. is a, the
Leciece.
C @. Baird, manager OF the Coates Hotel
at Kansas City, IS the guest OF Manager Ward
et the St Nicholas.
p n Baker OF Atchison. Kas.. is at the
Planters
william schwitzer Of Peoria. H.. is at the
Lndeil
p. G. Gates Of Eagle Mills. Ark. Is at the
Southern.
III. A. Higgins of Kahoka. Nc. is at the
Leclede.
-wnfcrd White end Mrs. White OF Helena.
Ark. are at the Planters.
John W Sharpe OF San Antonio. Tex. is at
the Southern.
E C. Waters Of vandsiis, No.. Is ct the
1Aeledc.
W. T. smet,en Of Springfield. No.. 10 a, the
LAclede.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-29
TENDERED TO a CLEVELAND MAN.
! Fred Rittman VIII BE the Next
| Fourth Auditor of the Treasury.

Washington. Dec. 2s.-The President has
rendered 10 Fred RittInSn of Cleveland the
rosiliou of fourth aud,tor OF the Treasury,
made vacant by The tragic death OF Auditor
Morris.
Mr. Rittman has for some fifteen or tweI-
ty years bee., engaged III the banking busi-
ness in Cleveland. He is about % years OF
age stands high in business Circles and Is
a lifelong friend cf Senator Hanna He il
q so known by President Mckinney. II IL
expected ne will assume his duties on the
1st or January.
The condition Of Samuel Macdonald. who
Ii led Aaaitor Morris, Is considerably worse
to-day The change Is due to q renewal OK
his efforts to tnwaTt the measures neces-
sary for his recovery He refuses TO take
pouri.hyncnC and assists In anything that Is
likely TO bring a fatal result His attitude
is attributed TO the failure of his brother.
W. Il Macdonald. the oprea singer. TO
reach Washington. Mr.. Macdonald, who II
O member of the RostOnians. low playing
an engagement in Denver. has teleSraphed
here that re carnct leave the company At
present, owing 70 the Illness Of two OF fts
members.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-29
ACTRESS SEEKS A DIVORCE.
Suit Filed by Julia Morrison, Who
Killed Frank LeidOn.

New York, Dec. zs.-Julia Morrison. the
actress, who shot and killed Frank Leidon
al Chattanooga on the evening of Septem-
Der o. 1889. to-day began action for absolute
divorce in the courts here.
81 married my husband when l was IA
years DID," said Mrs. Morrison to-day. My
home was in St. Louis. 1 was at school in
Memphis. | was going home for the sum-
mer vaca ton and CHANGED to meet him in a
rect car. We started Irritation. He sup
ported me well until l went on the stage.
i've years ago. He was insane!y jealous Of
me without the slightest provocatfon. Last
week he went to the theater where ! was
appearing and raised an awful row."
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-29
WIDOWS OF VETERANS INCLUDED.
Many Applications for Reinstatement
Under the Sew ;tullnE.

REpCBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington Dec. 2S-Cnder recent rui-
ings the privilege OF reinstatement in tho
Government service. after having been out
for more than one year, not only applies
to veterans OF the Civil and Spanish wars,
who were honorabiy discharged because of
wounds or sickness contracted in the line
OF duty. but includes the widow OF a
veteran OF either wax, and also army
nurses.
Since the publication OF the ruling that
the veterans of the Spanish War who
were discharged from the service on ac-
count OF wounds or sickness contracted IN
the line OF duty We're eligible for rein
statement in the Government service. the
number of such applications has naturally
il eaSed. Before the Civil-Service Com
mission Will issUe the necessary certificate
the army record Of the appl. cant for re-
instatemcnt Is sent for ana closely scrutt-
rized. Several rcin>tatcments hayo been
made within the past ten days.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-29

Senate Committee Hears Arguments
In Favor of the Bill.

Washington. Dec. 2s.-Senators Nelson and
Turner. sitting as a subcommittee of the
Senate Committee on Commerce, to-day
heard arguments in support of the measure
now pending In the Senate providing for the
establishment of a national s;andardiz.ng
bureau Among those heard were: Secre-
tary Gage. Professor o. II. Tittman. Super
inteLdent of the Coast and Geodetic Sur
Wy, and also Of the present Bureau of
Stratton, Inspector of Weights and Meas
ures under the present organization, and
a SO professor of physics in the Chicago
University; and Professor II. A. Row.anl
professor OF physics Of Johns Hopkins u IL
versty.
The bill contemplates the erection of n
building in Washington for the use Of the
bureau and for the selection of a complete
staff to take cha.Ge OF the work.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-29
INAUGURATION FUND COMPLETED.
The Fifty Thousand Dollars Guara2s
ty Has been Raised.

Washington. Dec. 2S.-1t was announcod
to-day that the so 90 guarantee fund au-
thorizsd to be raised for the purpose of de-
fraytng the expenses Of the ceremonies at
tending the second inauguration Of Presi-
dent Mckinley has practically been com
pleted. The fund is used for all prelm-
4, ary expenses OF the Inaugural COMMITTEES
but the subscribe.s usually are fully repaid
out OF the receipts derived from the In
augural ball. the proaierade concerts In the
Pension Office and the sale of privileges.