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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03
ROYAL COMMISSION INVESTIGATES
Party From British Columbia Looking Into Oriental mmi
grafton misunderstanding Alien Labor Question.

A distinguished party OF gentle
men composing the British Column
bia commission. appointed by the
governor general TO investigate sew
ernl important matters relative 10
Chinese and Japanese immigration.
arrived in Seattle yesterday.
The commission IN composed OF II.
G. Clute, X. c., of Toronto; u. j.
Mum, an influential business mnn
Of New Westminster, and Chris Foo
ley, n miner Of Rossland. r. j.
Dean, and A. Crawford. stenograph-
er, are also OF the party.
The royal commission was APP
pointed 10 inquire into the Chinese
and Japanese immigration question.
and the expedienoy of imposing in
Canada further restrictions on such
immigration. Comparisons affect
ing the lumber and cannery inter-
ests I'm Washington and British Co
lumbia will be made. by ita visit
to Seattle the commission In to MS
certain what effect our Chinese re-
strlction laws have on these indus
tries; whether or not Oriental labor
Is employed and whether In the de-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03
! J. HILL GETS after
WATERWAY COMP ANY

ne injunction suit Of James
HI president Of the Great North
" Railway Co.. against the Seat
= Lake Washington Waterway
% vas called Up for trial before
sizs Hanford In the United States
1..rt this afternoon.
me Waterway CO. was given
.enfFaet By the state 20 oil in the
ssxtfls tide lands al a certain price
Y cutie yard. The Great North
" OWNS a large tract Of the lands.
=. u Us complaint alleges that the
.-.sisfway Co. contract is invalid.
~ petitiOns the court 10 entoin u
~ ming in those parts ~ the
lands owned - the Great
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Northern Co. on the grounds that
the plaintiff can do the work cheap
er Itself than pay the rate aH call
cd for by the defendants alleged
invalid contract.
Important results hang upon the
determination 81 this suit. Presl-
dent e. g. Mellen. Of the Northern
Pacific Co. 4 few months ago, gave
a. a reason for not being ready 70
build an union depot on the tide
fats. the difficulties involved by the
Waterway co. having n state right
20 build a canal which would great
~ interfere with hts company's en-
trance into this city. and likewise
with the Union dtpot projects To-
the tide lands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03
EVEN WORSE

LONDON. June. Ascending 20 a
dispatch. Gen. Lord Kitchener. the
British losses iH the fiRht at Wax
foutcin. May -. we're more severe
than at first reported. Kitchener ro-
ports that the casualties included
two lieutensntn Killed, one missing.
These were at nrat reported merely
wounded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03
THE ELKS
Keep Right on Rehearsing and
Promise Fine MInstrels.

Preparations for the big minstrel
show which VIII be given on Wed
week NJ the Seattle theatcr. by the
Elks. are going forward very rapid
Is. RchearHala are now In a nno
state. and the Hmoothcst kind OF n
performance II promised. The sale
Of seats T. already very large and a
nice sum viii be realized for the or
FnniZntiou.
4 great number Of novelties have
been arranged and Il r. promised
that the entertainment win be one
Of the best Of It's Kind ever seen In
this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03

SAILING OF
VICTORIAN

The steamer Victorian sailed from
Yesier dock last might and r. now
we'll on her way to Skagway. All her
passenger reservations were occu-
pied and her cargo carrying capacity
was taken up two days before she
sailed.
Samuel {. Durham, the venerable
miner and census enumerator OF Al
aaka, was a passenger, as was also
John u. Clum, postonloe inspector,
and VI. A. Bauer. the pioneer mer-
chant OF Skagway. Mrs w. X.
Wright goes TO Join her husband. an
army officer. stationed on the Amer
lean Yukon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03
DEATHS CURTAIN FALLS

NEW YORK, 3-After eight suffer-
70 Incident it's A. IIene the
actor and beautiful
s In this bedside the dying
~ were his
~ peacefully the racing which the
r had passed and almost Of HIS death
ms wish had his body should be aud
@ Wish
James A. fsrne, author Of Hearts Of oak Margaret Fleming
fe Acres" Harborhis latter piece
occuped position both the American
presentday American playwright Often he
ea The Riley the stage, without
for In his ne disclosed
~ OF homy wholesome wisdom and Of tenderness
me 70 be failed call 10 mind the
~ genius Of THE
fefnes him late in lenot
man three and had placed
- hsaa q silver crown--the eor0net Of Age
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03
MARINES
TO QUELL
Probable Labor Riots
at JaCksonvilIe-.-
Sent Ashore.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. June a.
The revenue cutter Hamilton last
night landed a fun force % marines
az the request OF the municipal au-
thorities, as labor trouble Il appro-
hended. and the local military stir
on duty rs not strong enough 60 cope
With any serious trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03
GODS FROWN:

HOME. June z.-conHlderahis quiet
satisfaction Ia felt ia Vatican circles
that nn heir % the Italian throne
ssaH born. The. talk IN these circles
u to the effect that the birth 81 a
daughter g. the king and queen Va
Gnd'a punishment "a this country for
Ste treatment 81 panncy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03
MY STATE
IS FIRST
Such Is the Tenor of
Senator MCLaurin's
Resignation.

COLUMBIA. s. C.. June 3.-san
ntar McLaufin'H lntter Withdrawing
hts resignation from the senate was
received BY tha governor to-
day. n says that the writer with
draws his resignation as "A result ~
a patriotic appeal made BY the gov
cruar 10 the eject that the interests
~ the state ~ south Carolina can
best be served b the avoidance 81
a bitter campaign this summer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03
SQUEEZE?

NEW YORK. June a-Thc price
~ beef jumped two ~ three cents "a
pound here today. butchers nnY the
scarcity Of beef l. responsible for the
increase. II u lutlmated. however.
that the beef trust Is operating a
squeeze
CHICAGO. June a.-Ths rise IN beef
iu New York, caftismrn say, e. due
60 a general advance in the cattle
market. caused hy an unusually
active demand ffom Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03
M'KENZlE'S
N0ME-BOUND

SAN FRANCISCO. June s.-The
federal circuit court this morning
changed the order for Geary. NoyeH
ard Woods % appear for contempt
citing them 20 present themselves
next August instead ~ next October.
Alexander Mckenzie departed last
night BY IN. oregon express, en-
route 90 Dakota. n Is learned thnt
h u going 10 Nome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03
WELCOME TO
The KNIGHTS

Tacnma. June a.--Ths Grand Com
mandcFy ~ Washington. Knights
Templar. viii meet here In annual
session on Wednesday June G. and
remain IN convention 10 days. Rep
reaentntiNsa from various Masonic
bodies viii be here from all over the
state. The most elaborate plans are
teing perfected for the entertain
luent OF the visiting knights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03
UkHEAL-E

NEW YORK. June s.-Gen. uai-
lington Booth denies the Cleveland
story 10 the effect that the breach
between himself and his father will
be sealed. and that a coalition Of
the salvation Army and the Volun-
tccrs ~ America viii be effected
shortly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03
ANOTHER
BIG PLAN
This One Is to Corner
July Wheat Jumps
Today 3 3-4c,

CHICAGO. June 3. - Tho Weaya
Commission Co. one Of the largest
grain concerns IN thu world. n
charged bg grain dealers with az
tempting a corner I'm July wheat.
4 stock ~ ioa190U0 bushels IL al
legged 20 have been accumulated BY
this nrm,
Heavy buying by Weare brokers
today caused July to jump from
1855 20 "a LIS.
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me MORE:
| PHYSICIAN
,,Iled in to Consult
Iloon Mrs. MCkinley's
Condition.

| nsHINGToN. n. c. June a.
sssA physician was called into
.esssscn upon Mrs. Mckinley
rsrnlng. He Is Or. oslcr Of
.smrc. well known nerve spec
- reported at the White Hoosc
!, M McKinley's condition 8
IL the same as yesterday, oeca-
luss grave apprehension.
WASHINGTON. u. G, June ; (a;s1
| nA-Mrs. McKinisy's condition 1.
"a .larrlng. and practically hope
An oficlAi who talked with tbs
.ssens this rnornlns. said AR. Ne-
,sy facility admitted that IN,
L. seemed Inevitable.
s,ssr an unusually good nights
II Ms Mckinley Rwoke this
lx.snx quite bright and refreshed
IL stssr. however. she suffered an
A,- nervous attack. and since thcr
= Zen In a state Of semi-con-
ssusssss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03
HONORABLE

NEW ORLEANS. June g.-oen.
samuel Pearson. a Beer Representa-.
tive. nays he has received = cable
gram frosu hia reunfry eaursuR tsle
belief that the South African repuh-
De viii speedily achieve honorable
peace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03
TURN OVER
THIS MONTH

pEkIS. June At a meeting %
the generals ~ the allied forces to-
day, L was decided 20 gradually
transfer this city-s administration
TO the Chinese during the present
month Of June. Two special trains
viii run all week, taking troops te
Taku.
The Germans arr removing an cN-
tracrdinary lot Of baggage. including
Chinese carts. jinFikshaS. Oriental
tables. chairs, etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03
TO AVERT
AN EXTRA
Session of Congress Is
the Desire OF All
Concerned.

WASHINGTON. u. C.. June a
There viii be no extra session Of
congress 10 consider Tho cuban and
Philippines questions u any possible
way can be found by the legal al
vsnorH ~ the government 10 avert Il,
and they believe they can md a
way.
The president ana tho cabinet and
all the senators aud congressman
who are in town oppose the extra.
session idea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03
IS SLAIN
IN A RIOT
Strikers Gather in Mob
and Are Fired on
by Guards.

LONDON. June a-The civu
guards 81 Corunna, spain. according
20 a dispatch received this morning.
nrcd upon a mob In the streets OF
that city. killing rs and woundins
many.
Martial law has been proclaimed.
business Is at standstln. even the
newspapers having suspended put.
iication.
Labor troubles cause the present
condition 81 affairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03
CRUSHED

KINGSTON, Jamaica. June a.
TIE Santo Domingo revolution has
been effectively crushed at It's In
ception. all Of the leaders OF the
rebels being either shot 70 death or
loaded with irons and cast into pria-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03
COMING

HALIFAX. June 3.--Tho official
announcement has juat been made
81 the coming visit to Canada of the
Duke Of York. The royal party Will
land ut Quebec Sept. -, The duke
viii spend two days az Victoria, dur
ing his visit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03

RNAhHllltHA Va AAltNN liAAAAGAIltN " IL
deemed essential 10 employ Oriental
labor.
Chinese Exclusion Act.
Another point 60 be learned is
whether the exclusion treaty of the
United States with China. made I'm
1854, has delayed the development OF
numbering and fish interests. and ~
delayed. what extent the effect has
been.
Since tho conditions In the state OF
washington and British Columbia
are similar, the commission decided
that It would be proper TO come here
and make these comparisons.
viii Remain Two Days.
The commission viii be I'm Seattle
two DAYS. Interviews VIII be held
with the leading business men and
employers OF labor The commission
will also visit Falrhaven, Blaine and
other points along the coast. II has
been investigating these questions
for three months, and Il win yet re-
quire two months more before the
report win be submitted TO the Do
minion government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03

MADRID. June 3.-Following Is
the result Of the Spanish senate el-
ecti0ns: Elected by the Liberals, III
members. elected by the Conserve
tivcs. So rnemberss elected by other
parties. "a members.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03

nAVANA, June 3.-scn0r Miguel
~ner, Nationalist. Was elected
-ayof Of Havana by a vote Of if,if5
zinet 1883 votes cast for Senior
- sl5e Rep.) and 5.2if cast for Senior
@ieia Dem.J.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03

Joseph ConiRlio this morning com
menced divorce proceedings aRains'
Josephine u. ConiFlio. on tho ground
Of deaertion. The parties were mar
rled In the state 81 New York oct
i3. 1859.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03
SHOT HERSELF TO DEATH
WHILE kNEEGiNG ALONE
I'm A METHODIST PULPIT

KoKoMo sThe body Of Agnes H. found In
this the g commit
suicide
girl TO
n It..
the telling her funeral be
She
rnemb Of the choir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03
MRS. HOWELL DEAD

Friends In this city 81 Rear Al
miral John A. Howell. L. 4. ". win
be grieved 20 learn 81 the death %
Mrs. Howell. the admirai'H wife. al
Philadelphia recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03
BRANDED

BRUSSELS. June 2.-The Trans
wal legation here officially denies
the report printed in London that
Gen. Botha and Mr.. Kruger are in
consultation by cable discussing
terms for peace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03
DENIES 1T

LONDON. June g-The Chinese
minister 20 England denies that I'm.
perer kwang iisu vii make tour
OF the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03
INTEGERS GUARD BRIDEGROOM

5s-The wedding
member Of
|rrna Dahlgrens wealthy
II
Inrsfnna anonymous person found
n wedding n magnificent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03

a poem by General "stonewall'
Jackson has been discovered among
sorne old papers In Lexington, Va.
jackson wrote II while a young lieu
tenant In the regular army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03
WELSH, FRENCH, BRITISH
and GERMANS IN ROW F.!
Allied Troops While on Police Duty, Attach
Other Troops for looting, and in the Gen.
eraI Melee Which Ensues, One
Soldier Is kiIIed---Thir-
teen Wounded.

acting police
Jay tried interfere with French soldiers
repisd
Five British
E
finally queied ARRAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03
De AD

TORONTO. Ont. June "a cable
dispatch from HurmGHa announces
ths death 81 Dr. Mackay, the great
missionary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03
WEATHER FORECAST.

Seattle and vicinity This after
noon and tonight showers. Tussday y.
fair. fresh northwest winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03

xAsHTNGTON. ID. g. June AT
,skNck Or. Rixey visited Mrs. Nc
Tslss. and On leaving the White
sen. said there Vas no change In
y Nnalticn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03

SET FREE
And Is Busy Explaining Why
He Tried 10 DO Up
His Friends.

George MulliRan n spending the
greater part % his time today try
Ing 10 explain 70 his former friends
and companions how he came 90 try
g. rob them OF their money. lie was
ct az liberty early yesterday after
noon by Chief 81 Police Meredith.
who found n would be useless To at
tempt a prosecution In this state.
MuiiiEau has talked with his
dupeH and induced them not TO
prosecute him. and there WAS no
complaint that could BE- made by the
police that would stick. na all the
witnesses IN the case refused Co re-
main here except 81 the expense OF
the state. For this reason MuiligRn
was taken before tho chief Of police
late yesterday afternoon and after
receiving n severe lecture was set at
liberty.
compsny viii Burst.
u IL very probable that the Eagle
city Mining & Exploration co. VIII
be dissolved during the day. The
members 81 the company have lost
All faith ia NulliEan. and DO not now
think he has any claims On the min
Ing country. Tho great majority Of
them viii return 20 Liberal. Kan.
Work will be slack there for n
time. but the fail roundup will come
along BY and hy. and that VIII give
them work. Then. too. great ma
iarity % the men are property own
era. and they VIII go back and work
their ranches and try to pay on the
mortgages they placed on thelr prop
erfy in order % become miners
GoinR on 10 hnms.
Some nf them who were with
the party were not members Of the
company, but were acting independ-
entity and kept their own money.
These. II was said today. would 20
To Nome by the first steamer. They
have money and are practical min
ing men, and have every prospect OF
doing we'll.
The others who have by this time
had their money returned 20 them.
naturally feel somewhat ashamed %
the position In which they placed
themselves and hence there was
manifest today n certain reluctance
about returning TO Kansas. hut
eventually this Will die out and the
men win 90 home 20 their families.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03
An early Settlement.

That an early settlement can be
expected IL evident. Today the ma
chiuiHts aay the Union Iron Works
~ San Francisco has signed the
agreement and the shops are open.
They claim the local manufacturers
cannot hold out much longer. aud
before the present week passes. will
be compelled 20 accede to the de-
mands Of the men. Another shop In
Everett has signed the agreement.
The executive committee was In
session all morning and convened
again at o'clock this afternoon. II
Is known that several important
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matters are being. discussed The
machiniata Hay them have nothing
% aay. and that Il simply rests with
the manufacturer fu bring about n
settlement. And IN order TO do that
they have but 10 Sign the agreement
AZ prepared.
Will Cell on citlzens.
II the present trouble IL not nd-
justed by the next meeting 81 the
chamber Of commerce tt f. under.
stood the machiniats VIII invite the
manufacturer to state their side %
the question 60 committee Of eth
Gems and they viii do the same At
headquarters this morning the re-
port could not be verified.
a member Of tho Carpenters
union stated this morning that he
wanted the public 60 know that tho
boycott was stlil on the Moran ium.
Der. and that the action had been
endorsed by the Building Trades
council. After June rs no contractor
Will be permitted 10 purchase any
building material from that particu-
lar firm. The carpenters aay there
has been m attempt 90 deny that
such was the case.
Manufacturers Meet
Tho manufacturers met In secret
session Saturday evening and the
details ~ the present strike were
gone over thoroughly.
Robert Moran. 81 the firm 81 Nor
an Bros. has left for British Column
bia ]. NJ Frink. Of the Washington
Iron Works. is on his way 90 New
York. and !. Hulmc. ~ tho Vulcan
Iron Works. has left Tor Spokane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03
'MACHINISTS STRIKE LINGERS
FROM DAY TO DAY
BUT THE END SEEMS IN VIEW
IL Is Said Matters are not Soon Adjusted Manufacturers
win Be Invited to Present Their Side to
Committee OF Citizens

The MachInista' strike is Ftill on
today. and while the executive com
mittee OF the union claims there IL
no apparent change In the situation
IA n Hald there are negotiations GO
ing on looking TO a speedy adjust
ment. IL AS stated saturday that
the Vulcan Iron works would begin
operations this morning. I'D TO
late hour this afternoon the shops
were atlll closed.
This afternoon q committee Of
machiuists are out on business per
tanning 20 the present strike. The
members Of the executive COMMITTEES
decline 60 divuige the nature of their
mission. Today a number Of ma
chiniats left for BremeTton. where
they have secured positions with the
government. Machiuista are being
secured for the shops that have al
ready signed the agreement In this
city. IN order that no delay viii be
caused by a shortage In help when
the shops open.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03
.Gunther'S
Candies

Are an essential part Of every So
ciai affair'=taste just aa good Il
The picnic as iu the parlor. fTesh
as the dew and as low priced as
you'd get item In the windy city
But prescription nnlng Is our
most serious buBiuenn.
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Chinese Exclusion Act.

velopment OF these industries II n
deemed essential 10 employ Oriental
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03
OUT

IS one OF those delightful recre-
atoms which one 50 thoroughly
enjoys each summer. When you
begin to prepare your plans call
in and see our line OF camping
outfits. AS rule cooking uten-
sis receive very hard usage
around the camp. hut the kind
we recommend VIII stand ak
kinds OF hard treatment. And
when YOU have finished your
camp life you win find that, with
little cleaning. these same
camping utensils can be made
serviceable for your home kite
chen. When you are ready to SCI
let us fit YOU out.
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rur Only Paper i'll
] seattle That Dares
!. Print the News F.:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-03
Fancy PercaleS

S2-ineh Fancy Percales. plain and
fancy stripes. light and dark col
ors, usual price I-3c q yard, for
-A...-..........-
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75c Buys Them Tomorrow
Canton FlannelS

10 pieces 27-inch Unbleached Can
ton Flannels. worth &c a yard. for
The sun., 1901-07-03
THE CABINET MEETING.
Decided to Make Change la Postal
Civil Service Rules.

civil Service Rules.
Washington, July 2.-Secretaries Hay
and Long We're the absentees ut the
cabinet meeting. Little business was
transacted. The most important action
decided upon was change in the civil
service rules regarding clerks and car
riers in the postal service.
The age limits within which appli-
cants could apply for positions as car
rlers heretofore have been II years as
the minimum and 40 ms the maximum.
The minimum for clerks has been IS
years, with no maximum. The civil
service commission proposed uniform
minimum Of Is and maximum of 40
years.
1t was the opinion of the postmaster
general and the rest of the cabinet,
however, that this maximum was too
low. and 1t was decided to fix 45 years
as the maximum for both classes of
employees.
Secretary Hitchcock Informed the cab
met that the proclamation for the open
ing of the Kiowa, Comanche and Apa-
che Indian reservations In Oklahoma
has been completed. 1t will fix the day
of opening and will prescribe the meth
ods and rules to be observed by pro-
spective homesteaders.
The sun., 1901-07-03
Pay of'IsDtkin Witnesses

Attorneytiencral Ward Yesterday rc.
rrivrl = letter from Lewis t. Byington.
district attorney IF San Francisco. in
which he SAYS lie has spoken 10 thc
authorities IN reference 70 the com
pensation requested by two of thc wit-
1e*Ses from Delaware in the Botkin ease.
Ihr expenses for til" last trial amounted
~ something like $4,000. Judge Cook
thtnkS the witnesses should waive com
nensati"n and Mr.. Ryngton hopes Mr..
Ward viii "a what he can towards secur,
ihg lhetr attendance. they waving com
prhSation. lie is asked To do what he
can toward having the two witnesses he
~ modest rs pnsshl" IN their terms
Mr. Byington says they must have John
T. lpunnng at Tho trial.