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cns Of the directors Of the Great Falls
aad Gid Dominion Electric Railroad Com
pany now seeking an entrance into
Georgetown by way of the Aqueduct
Bridge, told a reporter today that the
most remarkable success has been net
with II securing rights Of way in girgiRla.
Titles to about leo distinct pieces OF prop
erty have been acquired The charter
calls fer the beginning OF practical opera
tons BY January "a II Is estimated that
the road viii cost about s250.0oo. It viii
run from the AQueduet Bridge to the
Great Fslls. thirteen and seyen-Jenths
miles. Some time in the future the COM
pany may take advantage of the authority
granted It under the charter held and ez-
tend the line to Harper's Ferry. The bill
now before Congress, The director said.
asking permission to use the Aqueduet
Bridge. appears TO b. misunderstood by
some. The Great Falls and Old Dominion
does not ask for the exclusive right TO
ercss The bridge The bill provides for
the entrance OF all roads desiring to use
the tracks. The Old Dominion simply
proposes to put up the necessary So, GOO
&c widen the gupessSructare this estimate
having been made by the Engineer De-
paFtnents and its bill expressly provides
for the using of the tracks BY any or all
roads en- the payment of the Just proper
ton of the cost which amount shall be
fixed By the Commissioners Of 4he District
Of Columbia, if a satisfactory arrange
meat cannot be entered into by the liz
teresteG roads themselves.
The company is al ready to begin oD-
eratioas. Plans. surveys, and maps are
all ready TO be handed TO The e0nstruc-
tors. The AqHeducf Bridge widening is
not to cost the District people enc cent.
ner viii their free use CT the bridge be
IN the slightest measure affected Al The
directors or The Great Falls and OLD b.
minion Road are residents OF the Dis
triet and most of them OF Georgetown.
The president Is Joseph s Miller. who
was Commissioner of internal Revenue
under Mr. Cleveland. Rotert D. Weaver,
the last president Ct the metropolitan
Railroad Company, is vice president; 4
3. GrimEeil. treasurer; 4. p. Hines. sec
rotary, and the following directors s
Thomas Brown, Charles 8. Bradley. Will
lam B. Besly, Thomas 3. jewell. DR.. Ia
Der johnson. Samuel L. Phillips, Dr. p
II. Rixey. George y. saegmuiler. Nathan
B. Sect, George z. Truett, Nathanisi
Wilson, and George G. BoteIer The cf1-
GERS are also directors
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coapLAINgs FROM SOLDIERS.
Delsy in Getting Neil 10 Troor. iz
zhe Philippines Explained.

Delsy in Getting sEaiI 20 Troops In
me Philippines Explained.
Postmaster General Smith today re-
ceived an Important letter from F. *.
yaille. Director General Of Posts for the
Philippine Islands The letter is dated
Manila, November 1e, 1900
The Director General states that tie nu-
merous complaints from soldiers about
not receiving papers sent them from the
United States is due to the fact that a
great number of club bundles Of papers
from the States are opened IN Manila,
and then forwarded to each soldier Thus
8 paper is handled by several people be-
fore reaching its destination The III
rector General asks that publishers be e
quested TO send all papers intended for
soldiers IN addressed single wrappers
eNceFS those addressed !. TO newsdealers.
This win simplify matters and facilitate
the delivery of newspaper mail
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Both mother and child viii


Both mother and child will
be better nounsbed and strong
er and healthier, if she takes
SCOTS emulsion Of cod-Iiver
OIL as soon as she needs it, as
long as she needs it.
Don't take TOO much. The
rule IS not to upset the stem-
ach. and spoil your liking cf il.
Wen sesd you a fisaIe 10 ~, If you Ike
SCOTT & BOVINE. 409 Pearl street, Kew York
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NEGRO HANGED FOR MURDER.
Virginia Man Goes to the scaaoId
without Sign of Fear.


without Il Sign of Fear.
DANvILLE. va. Dec. 29.-vester
Grimm. murderer of Georgia King, was
hanged yesterday by City Sergeant Bos-
seau. It was successful execution. The
prisoner showed marked nerve. IL was
the first hanging IN Banyfiie since Janu-
airy %. 1892, when James Lyle and Marga-
ret Lashley were executed for murder.
There we're present yesterday six
guards, State Physician e " Pritchet.
City Physician R. " Robinson, fogr med
zeal students, Deputy Clerk Cool and
twelve citizens and reporters ut 1902
o'clock Griffin stood on the drop. Sergeant
Bosseau asked: DO you feel nervous 9,
Griffin, with spirit, replied: no. sir. If
you don't feel nervous, don't feel so. =
When asked TO walk upon tie scafoId
Griffin said: Yes. sir; III waIk with
you. I amt afraid and I'll give you no
trouble
Griffin shot Georgia King on the night
of July 50 at BTucefown, suburb in the
West End He fred i've shots, three OF
which struck the King woman, and tgo
s Kate MaseR, who recovered. The King
woman died week later. Fifteen days
ago Griffin feigned insanity. but ne said
to-day he had been sfaulming. Then tfee
he was asked If he had anything 20 say
No; don't care &c say anything Bos-
seau then adjdsi ed the rope Being asked
: if ne would have prayer said, Griffin re-
piled: Yes, the preacher can pray for
ME" Els spiritual adviser, Rev. W F.
Turner. ceIored, mounted the steps and
offered a prayer,
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Week q THE PosToFFIcE.

Major Ben Reports Concerning
Christmas Special Deliveries
Major Bell. superintendent of Letter
Carriers OF the City Postofice, handed in to
Postmaster Merritt this morning a report
showing that on Christmas Dag the Office
handled 1,to5 pieces Of special delivery
matter. as against 5t3 pieces Of special de-
livery for the preceding Christmas
IN proportion to population It was stat
ed the Washington City Postoffics does a
larger business ths1 any other efI1ce in
the country. The fact that there are few
eT complaints received by Postmaster
Merritt is due to the efficiency Of his en-
pIoyes.
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II Is old but Good /.

While In The city. eaFIy in fhe season it is said
that Francis Kflse. and his manager arose az
a crowded street cls and gave tro yostnE ladies
their seats The next zEcrsissS a Hofe received
By the STIR actor ran IS follows. s-BeaF Nr WI
son Yesterday sou and &zctfer gentleman gave
yenr seats IN street ear - ne 3Ra ny TREND
Please continue your courtesy ~ giving Il TIVE
seats FOR The Monks OF Malsl,sr' for some even
ing this week. The joke IS Old. but Il Is good
something Ike Heariolss beer. L 5 ola ard cx-
ceedsnzly seod AID : ksloyp y eserrhedy. The
best way to appreciate Isuricis's IS ~ ordering
case OF NaerzcB. seJ.ale sssgrr by phening
81 thirty tcas. Arlington Battling Co
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.,IsTRFssIse sToaacH DIsEasE

Permanently cured By the mastery power Of
South American Nesysne TOME IuTaiids need
snfer no longer, because this great remedy car
cure them all It 5 cure fer the whole .sorsd
OF stomach weakness and Indigestion. The cure
begins With the first -.ose. The relief It brings
Is marvellous and surprising. 1t makes no faiIure
never dissPPoints. No matter how long soa have
Suffered, yonr cure IS certain under the use OF
this great bealth=giFing force. Pleasant and al
Ways safe. Sold by Edward Stevens Penn. ave
and stA st.. ard 3. F. whifesize, 1871 Penn.
are. Draegists. Washington. D. c
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@1s4, Capital Traction: 6salos IL; Wash
ingto1 Gas: 25660. 793ee Ii, 25ds0 IL.
eq60 81, se9e1, 50e61 Ia, 5eag1 IL, IS
6561 81. 155Gs2, 25GGz rs, 25@62 IA, ESQ
g. S-s. 19SGs2 II. 25G62 SIS; c. and P.
Telephone: 50G73 IL 506I74: Mergeathal-
er Linotype. 10nIS1, 2561S1-seIl-
er 10, 2nG1s1-selier 10, 10
f5180 "a. 107IsR SIS. After call-Lanston
Monotgpes 5oafI3 u.s. L. s Electric Light
debt. SIS: s5GeaIa2: e s Electric Light
certificate: 81. oGea102-
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YOU e s ssss'v SIS 10 $50 ss ss=5s#5'
T,9N'T HESITATE GEORGE p HOPPING,
Lcoia u feEiTal ls5tl.. Cor. So and Pm Axe
AcT1oN ZOE FA1sE ARREgr.
sarah 4. Harr and Husband Institute
suit AGAINST ". ID. Webster.

Sarah 4. Harr and Husband Institute
salt Against ". ID. webster.
Sarah a Barr and James Henry Barr.
her husband, yesterday fled suit against
William D. Webster to recover $4,000.
claimed as damages for alleged false ar
rest TIE plaintiffs. through their at
torneys. Campbell gareington and Irving
Williamson. alIege that on December g.
1885, the defendant caused the arrest Of
Sarah A. Barr, without reasonable or
probable cause. It IS also alleged thar
Mrs Parr was detained as prisoner at
enc of the police stations fer a period OF
Eour tayg- greatly 10 the injury Of her
health and good Fepu1e IN the community.
Mrs. Barr was arrested On warraast
sworn out by Webster who conducted a
livery stable at The rsar OF his house at
SIS Fo -and-a-HaIf Street southwest. He
kept a large sum of money and certain
other yalHables Ia tin box which was
locked IN his desk. He told tae local de-
tectivss. It Is said. t7Eat day or 50 prior
70 LIS arrest Of Mrs Barr she hal visited
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New York Cotton aIarket.
LEAVES ALL I'd CHILDREN.
YIN OF The Late Johann aahoney
Filed for Probate

Filed for PresaSe-
The win CT Johannah Mahoney. dated
October 3, 1855, with a codieil dated the
same day, was fled today for probate. She
leaves her entire estate. N equal shares.
TO her children, John and Ellen Maho-
ney. The testatrix's sister, Elizabeth
Downey, is named as guardian of the
children. and James Laaigan as executor
of the will.
The eodicil provides that in the event
OF the death OF the children of Mrs. Ma
honey, the property shall revert to her
sister.
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NoTIcEThe annual meeting Of tae
stockholders of the Lincoln National
Bank ser the election OF directors via be
held at their clearinghouse Tuesday
JANUARY, s 1861. from ITO 2 o'clock D
N. It is proposed to amend Section OF
the Articles OF Association by striking out
fifteen and inserting Snet less than Eve
or more than fifteen Z. A. STTER,
Cashier ueSS.12-I5-1s L. e. %. Z9-ja2. 81.
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4sEte De Reer= Company Diviaend
LONDON. Dec. GA despatch frem
Kimberley says that at the annual meet.
Ing of the De Beers Mining Company, a
dividend OF &c per cent vas declared
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The sermon at midnight mass at Holy
Trinity Church on December 81 viii be
delivered BY Rev. ] a Conway. S J. Of
Gonzasa College The church al these
midnight services has been so oyer
crowded IN the past that it mas been de-
eited 10 admit only those holding cards
which VIII be distributed in due time
among the parishioners.
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NoTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
the stockholders Of the New York
Power Gas Company, Incorporated under
the laws OF West Virginia wiH be held Tor
the election OF directors for The ensuing
year and for the transaction of such other
business as can properly be considered By
the meeting, at Room %. Pacific Building.
in The city of Washington, D. c, on the
I'd OF JANUARY. a D. 1851 At IL
O'CLOCK. NOON n HUTCHINSON.
deg 81 Secretary
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NHVSFROH GEORGETOWN
Great Falls and Old Dominion Flee.
trie Railroad Project.

Rights OF Way secured in virginia.
Titles 10 s5o Pieces of Property
Observation-Disclosures asssa at Helix
Trinity Catlogfc ohu-ch-ssasoniss
Hall Association Directors to Meet.
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Money loaned ON PIBElS,

- Furniture. and ether Household Effects.
without removal from the preruisas. any
- aSnouEt-for as long as yea want rat
- !csyest rates Of iatcreSt
. Ga-Loaus made without delay strictly
confidential
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-29

WE BUY UNDIVIDED INTERESTS IN
Real Estate and Perfect Titles
Parties who failed to pay 1898 taxes, and
whose property sas scld, can protect them
from maturing 10 a DEED and loss of prop
TON Law CLAIMS CO. Room !. Az
Louisiana Avenue northwest city.
no1S-tf. EN-
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Edith McAllister Newian,is yesterday
transferred TO Myrta z. Baker. lot u.
block 5, Oak View. The consideration is
placed at $. $3.50.
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Rev York stock Market.

corrected 6aIIy BY " B. Hibbs & Co mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange l4I9 2
Street
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-29

IL TIE s1-PfEsi. COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLT GSfA--JOffN = SHEA - THE
ENksZ0YfN HEIRS, AtIENEEs AND DE-
VISITS or JACOB MOVER. PHILIP sEY-
RERf, J0H& EACKE2T (o5he-ygise called
JabP Hachert}, MICHAEL CROFT JOHN
COMP, AID MILETUs I. KIRK. Equity. No.
2la03
On motion OF Hamilton & Colbert. solicitors for
the plaintiff Il By the court this 2xST Day or
DECEMBER. A. D 1900. crdsred that The IN
known heirs. devlseeS, or alienees of Jacob
fIoyeT, Philip Seyberl. John Hackert lotherzgise
called John Hackert3, Michael RsroH Johr, Comp
aud Nile.Is 7. Kirk the DEFENDANTS herein. ralise
their ap: esrance 10 be entered herein OK. or be
fere the first rule day occurring forty days asrr
ths date otherwise Ihe ezuse VIII be proceeded
with IN case o. default The object Of this
suit is to quiet and perfect the title Of the plain
tif to original lots numbered one four Ave md
thirteen a. +, >, and 49, II square numbered!
eighty-eig51 ISL the H6zth ore-Ilalf sLA Of
original lot numbered tWeHTy-iour (2s). in said
square numbered elg4tg-eight ISL; lots iettered
c d. z. and +, IN the subdivision Fn2ds Or
-I0i5n heithley OF certain lots m said square
numbered eighty eight fss} as per plat recorded
IN Liber W r, folio 1ss- OF the records Of TIE
Surveyors Office Of the District OF Columbia ann
to eDjein the defendants frorn setting up claim
ing. OF asserting any title thereto A COPY of this
order shah be published in the washington, Law
Tor tl4ree 81 Successive weeks before said rule
1seaL} JOB BARNARD, Justice.
True Copy: Test:
J. r. x9UN6 Clerk.
BY j E1LMER HATgAER, Asst Clerk
de22, %, jas
y THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRIcT
OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A SPECIAL, TERN
FOR ORPHANS GotB9 BUSINESS-In re
Estate CT CATHERINE DIELGER Deceased
BE. 9e73 Administration Docket %
Application having been made 10 ytie Supreme
Court Of the District OF Columbia. holding :
special term ioT Orphans Court business. Tor
probate Of tbs LIST VIII and testament of Cath
crime Dieiger. and fer letters testan1entzry on
said estate, By Michael s.. arss-it Is ordered
tins 18th day Of December, A. D. 1860 that notice
IS hsreby given to joseph Bose. Gertrude Bosse,
Elizabeth Bose and Mary Bose and 70 all others
concerned. 10 appear IN said coQr. on FRIDAY.
THE 18TH DAY OF 5ASUARY,A D. 1900. Al
oSE O'CLOCK. p n. 10 sher cause why such
aflstiessissD zso'aid rot he granted This notice
shah he published IN TIE Washington Law Re-.
porter and Washington Times once week in
each d fiee successive weeks before the return
dsr therein Taentioned-the irst publication to
Re agt Eess tian thirty days before said return
day
b. The courts
eEAs. c. COLE. Justice.
IofIs J. 6fST. Register Of VIVA
ss75 ZIP
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EDUCATIONAL

PROMINENT German prosess55- Ti1no and vcszs
lessons ST.; pupil residence kdtiraas Box
go tits Office dez6-st.s-s1
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TILE lQUEDUCf BRIDGE
Sales.--future One of Tie Nest
Solid known to Engineers.

is Basiaers Confronted With Prob-
Iems Then Tntried-Dcfcctivene
of One Of the Piers Believed Myth
icaI by some-strenEth Sufficient to
sapport ANY Number Of Trains
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IN TEE STOCK MARKET
Speculation opens FractionaIly
Lover in Wall Street.

The Downward Movement Dae TO
Weakness in the London Ex-
cannge-EnEiish Issues Affected by
tie Failure of Thirteen Firms Con-
aected with Mining Interests.
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SECURITY LOAN CO..
Do faa Kead MeReg? Sc EaEa i bal Yan.

we Taue Is eaE Jour attcatsoa to our pizr OF
los1iDg money en- Furniture. Pianos 0rEzns CT
any ho1seaaid goods We say 70 you i ron need
Ecaey this Is the scost seiahie loan offce II the
city. Yen lssFe no delay. No unnecessary Cues
tons to ask yos- Our terms are the esezgssst
Cur payments the smallest end your own ii.ns
TO return the money Ne siu lend ysu any
amount from SO UP. Private Offices BusiEass
strictly cenfjential COLUMBIA GUARANTEE
Co. Gz3 T 81 Gw. saTl-u
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TO CURE a coin IN ONE DAY

druggists refund the nancy If It fails to cure.
E. " Cross Signature Is on each hox- 25e
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The annual meeting CT the board Of df-
reetoTs OF the Georgetown Masonic Hall
Association, at Georgetown Masonic Hall.
will be held January l. 1901. at O'clock
p n. The melting OF the stockholders
viii be held Immediately thereafter.
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There was Z decline at the opening Of
the market Ihis nlorEiEg and many trad
eTs sold stocks SaorU IN the belsef that
break was starred soon, however. il
was seen that the little recession CT yes
terday afternoon and tbs opening TO-DAY
was only an incident 1he ctiE7b o. prices
20 new hlgh levels began again be1e-e 81
O'Clock ana continued untst thS closing
quotations in some cases being entirely
TemarKG Die. The ba2k statement vas an
excellent one and L had a Socd effect on
the market There is only one DAY left IN
The market year now and there IS every
reason to believe that 1909 viii end At its
TOP prices.
At the same time there IS much irreg1-
laTity and immense selling and il Is not
10 be doubted that a more important reac-
ton VIII arrive shortly. Aside from the
bank statement there was little news,
Earning statements were all excellent.
Money was easy, being quoted at per
cent London sold some Americans at the
opening but did not have any effect on
the New York market. There was much
talk Of an important deal in the Western
railway situation. supposed 10 include ST.
Paul Great Northern, and Northern Pa
cifc and the extreme buoyancy OF these
stocks all day seemed tc indicate that
there is something il the ru1noFs-
The bank statement figures are as fol-
lows: Reserves increased 81 G2S so, 1-aRs
Increased S. 1873 SEQ. specie Increased S.
SIS. geo. legaIs increased 50. 1856 400. depos-
its increased SIS. SS4. 500. circulation in
creased SIS. 600. The statement is an ex-
cel-ent one. showing an increase of more
TIA S, a00, 9G9 IN money and an increase
OF 81 OG0, 600 in the reserve. despite an
immense increase il leans due to large
speculation. Of course. There is no rea-
son to fear any period of tight money
this winter. but, on the contrary. il is
entirely probable that before the middle
Of next month there VIII Re more funds
that demand for them.
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wa.htnrton S4oe. Excbnpre.

Sales-U- s coupon SIS: s1,000a111 IL.
S1.OB0@11I rs: =. S registered IS 5000
III Ia: c. s. Electric Light, debt 6's: 81
540G102; Union Trust and Storage Co. 25
@1gS: Washington Loan 2nd Trust Co: >
For n Cold In. the Head
Laxative BIomo-Quinine Tablets.
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JOB BARNARD, Justice.

J R. Y9UNG. Clerk
BY J. WILMER IzkTFAER, Asst. Clerk.
fe22, Is, jas
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IT'S G G0I.E, Justice.
attest
HotIs !. BEST. Register Of wills.
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y TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsrRIfT
OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A SPECIAL TERN
FOR ORPHANS COUP BUsINESS-3n r.,
-Fstz4e CT {, kTETERISEs 1IFIGIR Jlaoe9s.d
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G n. K0oNEs. Secretary.
ds24-f5t-exSu
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Is THE s1PREaE COURT. OF TIE DISTRICT
OF CBLUGEIA--JOfiN = SHEA r. THE
TSksaOEN HEIRS. sLIENEEs. AND De
VISITS OF JACOB MOVER. PHILIP SEY-
PERI, JOIN HACEE2T (oshe-syise called
J9bp Hachert}, MICHAEL CROFT. JOIN
COMP, AID MILETUS T KIRK. Equity No.
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CI.Ieaee crsfn 30, Prorisrnn ,1ar,.o,

Corrected dsily by X P Hobs & Co. man.
1ess @ lie Mex York Stees Exel.s=ge. 1910
New-York tribune., 1900-08-05
CHICAGO GRAIN FR4UDS.
UNCANCELLED GRAIN CERTIFI-
Gates ILLEGALLY
Gates ILLEGALLY.

Chicago Aug. 4 (SpeciaD--Loyd J. Smith. for
mer manager Of the Chicago Elevator Company. in
which George Gould. Russell Sage and other East
capitalists lost several hundred thousand dol
lars by reason OF the manipulations charged
against Smith was accused in six true bills found
by the Grand Jury this afternoon Of illegally is
suing uncancelled grain certificates Five wit
nesses altogether heard by the jurors. Rupert
Smith, brother Of Lloyd J., and of the firm Of
James 5. Smith & Co. was the most important OF
them He testified issuing two receipts for grain
after Lloyd ]. Smith had quit manager.
The testimony in connection with an aIega-
tion that the elevator company under the mort
gage and direction paid more than 100000 70 J. C.
Smith & Co. the senior member being the man
ayers father To prove that the firm a sort
Of preferred creditor was the object sought. Pat
rick CanfeId. superintendent of the Indiana Ele-
vator one of the under the wing OF the Chi
cago Elevator Company gave testimony az 10 the
shipment grain from the elevator. II was only
for the sake Of establishing details With the same
end in view W. f. Coleman, shipping clerk OF the
elevator company told OF the clerical work IN re-
cordinR the shipments Grain Inspector Miller told
OF his connection with the case and OF the time
Smith said regarding the Indictment: Il expected
they would indict me, ana maven anything TO
say about IT,.
.5Do vou contemplate Withdrawing from the sani-
tsrv djstrfct ticket9'' he was asked
"'f safd when this first came up that wouldn't.
We'll will YOU tell me any reason for changing my
Intention don't see any reason