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WANTED Partner for a saw mill 10 keep
lumber yard in H0usson, same must have
experience in the lumber business aud a
few thousand dollars cupitaL Address
1854 this office %
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WANTFD-A situation by a young man, 20
wears old; bright, intelligent. and willing
70 work. offlce work preferred Address
1886 this office. ~
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E. g. KllIpger q Houston IS IN The city.
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WANTED Silent partner, With $500, 70
take haf interest Ia complete rice farm,
fifteen miles from Houston; guarantee
20 per ceni ON Investment; no risk. Rice
Farmer. 300 this off1ce. -
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HARDWARE

WIRE NAILs-s2 70 oaEe per keR
BARBED WIRE-Gal7anized, Ghddrn,
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FOR RENT Modern twoStory brick store
aud fixtures, fine stNni; suitable for any
business; centrally located IN Victoria,
Texas; thriving business city. Address
owner Louis Thomas, victoria 30
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
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-,,,,sop Of these quotations shows
fsrsntsges In favor of Houston as u
8 4 market. When the buyer consid-
"a Ssuefts to be derived from Hous-
,slsbt rates he will ind that even
IA vuOtable hgures at other markets
q d the Prise finally paid Is GeneF-
,ret The prices ale those ruling
& houston .gholesale merchants, ana
Aea dsIy.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20

citizens was appointed TO have charge Of the
convention, and the first thing the committee
did was to select Chief Croker as its chairman
1t was said at Fire Headquarters that Commis
sioner Sturgts had forced Chief Croker to re-
sign from the Craftsmanship of the committee
Thoues E. Crimmins was elected in his place.
The Southern delegates TO the convention. IL
is said, proposed TO name Chief Croker as the
president OF the Fire Chiefs Association, in
which event he would undoubtedly be elected.
The suspension may interfere with Chief Gro
ker's aspiration to become the head Of the ma
tional organization.
At the trial of Deputy Chief Ryan yesterday
Daniel D DAILY. an upholsterer employed in the
department repair shop, testified that he had
helped repair several vehicles which were said
10 have come from John ]. Scanneu- Edward
Ahearn. foreman of the paint shop. told of re-
pairs to vehicles which were said 10 belong 20
Mr.. ScannelI and Chief Croker. Joseph Shea.
chief Of battalion in charge Of the hospital
stable. said the vehicles had been sent from
the stable to be repaired. Some Of them be-
longed 10 MI ScanneIl. he said, but were used
in department work. Chief Croker kept two
wagons at the stable part of the time
Captain Isaac Fisher now in charge OF the
repair shops testified 10 overtime charges
allowed TO some of the employees. Some en-
pIoves at the shop were called 20 testify Mr.
McCurdy Deputy Chief Ryans counsel, asked
for an adjournment OF four days. but Mr.. Stur-
gis said the trial must proceed on Thursday and
be finished on Friday.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
MRS. MARTENS Sues FOR SEPARATION
DEFENDANT A SON OF THE LATE GEF2D
MARTENS. SUGAR REFINER-

Mrs Adelaide Martens has brought suit in the
Supreme Court at White Plains for separation
from her husband. Edward Martens. son Of the
late Cerd Martens. a wealthy sugar rehner Of
Mount Vernon. on the charge OF abandonment
Yesterday before Suyrene Court Justice Cocnrane
at Brooklyn. J Albert Zimmerman, representing
Judge Appel. appeared in behalf Of Mrs Martens
and argued a motion for alimony and counsel
fees The judge said he would grant Mrs Mar
tens So week aImony and 500 counsel fees pend
ing the trial of the action
Mr.. Zimmerman in his argument set forth that
Mr. Martens had an income Of 1850 annually.
and that he was fully able TO support his wife
Arthur NJ Johnson. who appeared for Mr.. Martens.
said that his clients income IS only 5000 year.
out Of which he had TO pay $50 annually on a
10000 life insurance policy he held He also mad
$4,000 worth Of debts which he endeavorins
clear up he said Mr. Martens would b. will
ing o pay So % a week aLmOny-
Mr.. Martens has been president Of the Mount
Vernon Board OF Police Commissioners and was
once j We'll known Democratic leader. For years
he conducted the Eureka boarding stables in Har-
lem. He also interested IN the Hotel BouIe-
ward, One-hundred- nd-tveut ty--fOurth-St- and
LeXington-ave-
Mrs. Martens sets forth II her moving papers
that her husband declared Incompetent by a
sheriff's jury and Supreme Court commission
last year, and that in June last he was declared
competent 10 manage his property BY an order OF
Judge keogh. Mr.. and Mrs. Martens were mar
riad this CITY November Is. 1859 The Separa-
tion suit viii he tried White Plains next month
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
NINE SHOT IN i KENTUCKY FIGHT.
ONE MAN KILLED. ONE MORTALLY WOUND
ED AND a WOMAN AMONG THE
OTHERS HIT.

Beattvv1lle Ky. Aug, 19-News has reached
here Of a fight near Travellers Rest. OwsIey
County. in which Jesse Nealy was killed ROD
ert Allen was morraIly wounded. James Nealys
arm was shot of, Reuben Fox was badly
wounded. four others whose names cannot now
be learned We're slightly wounded, and MIS-
William Peters was shot in the leg. The light
occurred on Saturday night al a candy pulling
at the home of William Peters. 1t began be
tween Jesse Nealy and Robert Allen over
girl
Nealy knocked Allen down. who shot his as
sailant through the brain. Then others began
70 fire Robert Allen was shot six times, When
he rolled under the bed and lay there TIL morn
ing. John Allen. one of the principals IN the
fight was making his escape. when jim
Nealy. brother of Jesse NeaIy, tried 10 arrest
him. Allen shot Nealy's right arm off, and sue
ceeded in making his escape.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
THE ALIEN KEEPS Up RECORD.
4 RAID IS MADE. AND he IS ARRESTED AND
DISCHARGED

The Aliens urbrokeu record o. discharges SroE,
custody after arrests inre-f=red with yes
terday after raid made MS alleged pooIroo-u
AZ No - Sixth-ave. by Inspector Donald Grant
and some OF his staff
It was ?. n. when the raid was made At that
hour the inspector. accompanied by Detective Ser
geants Corcoran. Lyons and HaggerCy and Patrol
men Oppenheiner and Berrfeu. CT the 1Iul6eTy-s1-
station made rush for the door OF No 50 Sixth
ave. and the inspector himself arrested Charles
Myers OF No 13 Charles-st- WON he accused OF
being the downstairs man Then the policemen
dashed upstairs and ptUred Henry Collins. OF No
= CharIes-st-. said 5e the inside doornan- ard
Richard Il Daily. supposed TO be n charge OF the
place ''THe'' Allen himself found IN the main
room on the second floor. and was az once placed
under arrest The four prisoners were taken 20 the
Jefferson Market court where they were arraigned
before Magistrate Barlow Allen appeared 10 b
nervous
Inspector Grant told the magistrate who his pris-
orers were ana said they had also captured some
racing cards bulIetics and telegraph instrument.
asked Ma gfstrate Barlow Of the Inspector
The latter had 70 sdUni- that he had rot
Then III have 70 discharge the prisoners - said
the former. However. don't Re discouraged IN
spector- Better luck next tine, you know
'Ob. I've been TOO long IN the business TO be dis
tJ1rbed BY little thing Ike that replied Inspector
Then The Allen and the other prisoners were
discharged and their way with smiling coun-
tenances
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
NOT FUNNY. SAYS HAPE TWAIN,
TIE HUMoRIsT IS AvERsE TO PAYING
LARGE sun. TO TARRYTOwN ASSESSORS

TIE HUMoRIsT IS AVERsE TO PAYING
LARGE SUN TO TARRYTowT ASSESSORS
49, - -.-., fool Mark twain all me time was
demonstrated yesterday when the assessors OF
Greenburg township met 70 hear complaints II
was grievance day. and many grievances were
heard. When the assessors Of the village Of
TarrytoUn me 10 hear complaints TO the assess
ment roll Mark Twain out in Missouri renew
ing old friendships and having good time his
nroDerrv was assessed at 10000. while he paid
1880 for II Nj Clemens was an innocent abroad,
but he soon started in study the method OF the
assessors Such business was new 20 him, and he
considered II no Joke. At least, jokes that cost
several hundred dollars are not very funny
so when the assessors OF the town Of Green6urg
met yesterday Henry G. Griffen was present 10
represent Nj Clemens. de asked Jhat the assess
raent OF $4,000 to reduced $500. that vas
rae full market value lis place There had been
no improvements made, and ne had offered II tor
sale al $4,000 with takers. The assessors re-
ceived the complaint but they viii not act in the
matter for few days They are disposed TO treat
Mr. Clemens fairly. and. L his argument Is good.
he viii get the benefit Of a reduction
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
THROWS TITRTOL AT HUSBAND.
ONE OF THE MANS EYES NEARLY BURNED
OUT OF THE SOCKET

ONE OF THE MANS EYES NEARLY BURNED
OUT OF THE SOCKET
Claire Cheuau. a French woman thirty-1Ve years
old of No 354 Seventh-ave.. is prisoner at the
West Thirtieth-st. police station. charged with
throwing vttriol into the eyes OF her husband Al
bert Chenau, from whom she had separated.
Chenau has a French library at No 135 West
Twenty-eighth-st According TO the police story
the woman went into his store last night with a
bottle OF vitrol in her land. Her husband was
there. and the two engaged in a struggle before
TIE woman succeeded in throwing the contents OF
he bottle al him She finally did succeed. how
ever and dashed the virrio} fun in her husband
eyes The man fell 20 the floor. writhlng ana
sroaning in agony. The woman watched him
moment. then turned and hurried out and into the
store next door.
The man Law for some time before any one came
20 his aid. Finally. Policeman Barnes sent in an
ambulance call. Dr. NIX. of the New-York Hos
2i-aI took the man that hospital. There It was
said that Chenau's left eve had been burned almost
entirely out Of the socket and that the other was
50 badIv burned that the sight would doubtless ne
losc. HIS head and face were also badly burned
and there is much doubt whether he can i've
The had little 10 say about the vltTiot
throwing She told police tha- her ALSHaEI
before coming 70 America lau been a neIIl9er OF
what known the black Gang n t'aris
She said that her husband had been a eookkeeper
for Ernest hausn. IN the Rue a~ Lyons. ana ll4-
No s in the Rue RepGbltGue The woman was
look -zfr
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
FLAMES 4uoyG NINE BUILDNGS-

DrsA AsTRous CONFEDERATION N BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Ynlr. B c. Aug "a disastrous FIRE is raging
about Yrir. Many square miles Of timber have
been burned and number OF mine buildings.
wagon roads and bridges have been destroyed
From the cyanide works Of the Yuir Company 70
rba Foghor, Alne. a distance Of five miles, every
building has been destroyed. The cyanide plant
was saved by The hercuiean efforts OF employees.
Who dug holes in which they immersed themselves
IN SrsraT mn I0 their uscks while they handled the
hose in The short shifts The buildings ct the VII
coy and Rlackrcck uires were ODllterated- At the
former mine the took refuge IN the tunnels,
INTO which the wind blew the names, whicn ignlted
he timber Wi n j neaEre supply OF water han
1Ied in I'm cups. the kept the fire from spread
ing until the danger was passed
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
I-T THEF SAW B4RTH0Ly N 4 SALOON
TWO NEW WITNESSES IN THE CHICAGO MURDER
MYSTERY.

Chicago Aug 19.-Interest in the Barthoitn-
Mitchell murder mystery to-day centred about the
irGues-. which may determine the cause Of the
death OF Minnie Mitchell Three men already stand
accused as principals or accessories OF crime.
They are Oscar Thompson who had room II
Mrs BarthOu nome. John Clancy, q SJaO4e-Ilal,
WnO took care Of the horse which II is alleged
Thonbsou drove 70 the laundry wagon n wHlch
the girls body was taken to the Prairie field at
Seventy -foUrtE-sI.. ana Edward Counssnan. an N
innate friend OF William J. Bartholln. rhe sup
posed matrIClCt-
Two new witnesses appeared to-day with stories
that BarthOiin seen in Chicago as late as Au-
gust Is. Both mzn declared 10 the police that a
man whom they believe 70 be BaTLholln was wait
ing in a saloon mat night for VINO was
o bring him money Inspector Hunt oeleVeS
i the missing man waiting Ior counsel
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
Much TYPHOID FEVER AT B4TSIDE

TWENTY-FIVE CASES REPORTED IN THE TOWN
ANp AN INVESTIGATION Is TO BE MADE
BENJAMIN Holly Woodford died OF typhoid fever
at his home. at Bayside Queens Borough on Mon
day night after an illness Of three weeks He was
thirtv-dve years old. His body will be shipped
virginia OF which State he was native.
There are now about twenty-five cases of the
disease in the town, but the doctors say that
of them are typhoid malaria. An investigation IS
being made to the causes Of the epidemic
Water and milk in the village will be thoroughly
anaIvzed and the sanitary system will be inspected
by officers Of the Board of Health
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20

iny Governor Odell gave an informal reception
upon the platform of the Tabernacle.
Governor and Mrs Odell in company with
Mr.. Graham were taken on searchlight tour
of the ST. Lawrence River and its islands in the
yacht tonight
Afterward they departed on a train Of the
New-York Central Railroad for Buffalo The
Governor will deliver an address at the picnic or
the Niagara County Pioneers Association az
Olcott. on the shore Of Lake Ontario. to-morfo"
afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
TIE TRAyg-pIssIssIPPI CONGRESS-

Nc-E7,le SPECIAL TO CONE BEFORE IT THIS
YEAR
- ps,7r Anz 7a-The Trans-Adississppi CONNER
cial Congress vas called 10 order here this morning
ty Presicent John Henry Smith, Of Salt Lake City
Representatives Of rhe entire West were present
n outlining the work Of the congress for the pres
ert session President Smith SAID
The object OF the Traas-ISslsslppl congress IS 70
crvrsizE ne opinions OF the Western country n
regard % rhe matters OF national legislation ana 70
br5rg them before Congress IL sllch manner as 70
s1ect the greatest good SO Tar as know there Is
NAV oe brought ID in Individual delegations
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
COST OF THE COUNTRY.
PAYING LARGE SUNS FOR
DEPARTMENTAL L WORK.
cpFAT INCREASE IN POSTAL AND
OTHER BRANCHES OF THE
GOVERNMENT.

washington Aug 19.-The volume contain
- statements OF appropriations new Offices
- required by law 10 be prepared and pub
,,sbs5 Al the end Of each session of Congress
.,,5er the direction OF the committees on ap-
--on-sations Of the Senate and House, has been
.or1nlered for the first session Of the LFIlth
congress by Thomas P Cleaves and James 9
cons. chief clerks. respectively, Of those COM
-nirrees. 4 summary OF the appropriations
-,ovs The grand total Of $500, ,624.496 %. The
ssrs1s By bills are as follows.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
ASK REHEARIyG FOR NOME MARSHAL.

Seattle Aug IA rehearng in thea case of
United States Marshal Frank II Richards OF
Nome convicted Of contempt Of court by Judge
lanes Wickersham has been asked for by his at
torneys who appeared before Judge Moore on Au-
gust Z and asked him TO vacate the judgment en-
tered by WickerSham- One OF the urged
for a rehearing is that appeal cannot be taken
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
FOR ROOSEVELT N 1904
DELAWARE REGULAR REPUBLIC ANs-s
PLEDGE THEMSELVES TO HIM
STATE TICKET NAMED

Dover Del. Aug. 19-The Regular Republican,
State Convention to-day nominated the following
ticket. For Congress. L. Heisler Ball: for STATE
Treasurer Martin B BUrros; for State Auditor
? B. Norman.
The platform tndorses the administration and
stateSruauShip OF President Roosevelt and pledges
him the support Of the Delaware Republicans FOR
renoTnina ton 1900 II coTnmends the work done
bv the with Congress. bur recommends trade.
concessions for Cuba Protection and reciprocity
are indorsed. President Mckinley's reciprocity
sentiments expressed in MS last speech az the
Buffalo Exposition being specially commended The
platform makes reference 70 the United States
SenatorshiP
hold their convention here on September .
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
REVIEW OF pENROsFs TRIAL.

Washington Aug. le.-The Acting Secretary Of
the Navy. BIZ. Darling. has granted to Major Wall
er, who acted as Paymsster Penrose's chief coun-
SCI n the martial proceedings al Erie, leave
70 fie additional brief IN the case The brief
VIII cover certain legal phases OF the case Acting
Jecge Advocate Hanna is now engaged IN prepar-
,ns MS review OF the case. after which IL viii go
70 M Darling for nnal action.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
VIII NOT AUTHORIZE ATTACK.

MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMMISSION sATs ATToR-
MY GENERAL CAS-. ACT " ALLEGED MERCER
Jackson Miss Aug 1e-The Mississippi Railroad
Commission today declined authorize The State
Attorney General 70 attack the alleged merger OF
the Southern and the Noble and OHIO Railroad COM
psnfes The commission declares that Z the merger
Is conra-v % ne laws OF Mississippi the Attorney
General has the power TO bring suit against the
rozos h5 ovv- Eotion-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
DOCTOR,s BODY FOUND N RIVER.
BELIEVED TO HAVE JUMPED FROM A WEE
HAwkEN FERRyBOAT

HAwKEN FERRTBOAT-
The body Of Dr. William J. Larner aftE-elgat
wears old Of No. 2I2 West Tweury-second-sJ-. vas
found floating in the Hudson River. opposite one
hundred and sixty -n.nt7-st YESTERDAY The aodi
was taken 10 the West One-huHdred-an dfty-sec-
ond-st- station Dr.. Joseph Z Messenger Of No.
s13 West Tweury-second-st., went 70 TIE station
and Identified the BODY
Dr.. Messenger said that DR.. Larmer dined at his
CAfessenger'sD home Monday evening iie LEFT there
between and O'Clock for his home he was
seen alive after that
Dr. Laru1er's body bears marks q violence The
bridge Of the nose broken. the eyes are 5laceei
and bruised the left hand and wrist are bruised
and the flesh has been entirely removed Ia places
Dr. Messenger said that he believed pT- Larner
was the man who Jumped from the West Shore
fer-yboa Oswego Monday night. when X "ts on
lis wav 20 Weehawk=n- The police expressed the
same opinion. saying raar The tide could nav,
washed the body Up the river 70 the place "AeEe IL
found. ,..
The doctor for some time had been In poor health.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
CHINESE sECRETARIES CALL.

Washington. Aug. Is.-Mr- Chung, secretary and
Interpreter OF the Chinese Legation. and Mr.. Ou.
second secretary OF the legation. called al the State
Department to-day IL company with Mr. Tseng,
The new drst SECRETARY Of legation. VINO recently
arrived from London. present the latter 70 the
Acting Secretary OF State. Mr. Adee. and 10 other
oIacla1s OF The department
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
JONES NOT OFFERED 4 PLACE.

RE SAYS THE PRESIDENT HAS NOT NAMED HIM
FOR THE IsTHMIAN CANAL COMMISSION
1far,phis Aug Ex-senator James K Jones, OF
Arkansas who is in this city to-day, in an inter
view denied positively that he had been offered a
risCe on the Isthmian Canal Commission by Presi-
dent Roosevelt
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
TAXES HIS LIFE N SP4Sn OF PAIN

MANHATTAN PRODUCE MERCHANT SHOOTS
HIMSELF IN BROOKLYN.
For many years an intense sufferer from liver
trouble Edward Z. Tucker, produce merchant
Of No Harrison-st., Manhattan, committed suicide
late Yesterday afternoon in boarding house at No
rs Cambridge Place. Brooklyn. Mr.. Tucker former
" lived at No. 324 Lafayette-ave-, Brooklyn out
for some time had been boarding in the Cambridge
house.
Or Rupert S Royce. of No 21I Greene-ave had
Haen Tresting him FOR d chronic affection of the
liver Failing TO get any relief Mr.. Tucker shot
TtnseIA Yesterday in a spasm OF pain Mrs Tucker
was absent the time When she returned the
VINO boards In the house Mrs. Tucker says that
she mad never seen the revolver with which her
husband shcr himself. and believes that he pur-
chased IT yesterdav morning. Mr. Tucker was
sixry-three years old and had been in the commits
sion business for twenty years
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
TORPEDO BOATS IN LINE.

Rockport Mass, Aug. ls.-The fotiIa of seven
torpedo boats, which passed Pasque Island last
night bound east, arrived Rockport to-day,
after q fine through Vineyard Sound They
came join the North Atlantic Squadron at an
-cfor on RockpOrt-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
NARROW ESCAPE FOR ROSE cOGHLAy.
THROUGH M1sTAKING CARBoLIc ACID FOR A
FACE LOTION SHE NEARLY DESTROYS
HER SIGHT

Helena. Mont aug. 19.-Rose Coshlan. the
actress was severely injured last night because
she ulistook bottle OF carbolic acid for a face
lotion She applied the acid 10 her facs in a dark
room barely esCa ping destroying her sight Her
fars was badly burned before she discovered her
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
OIL DISCOVERY N TUC4TAH,


Mexico City. aug. Is-There Is much excitement
n The peninsula OF Yucatan, where petroleum has
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
ICE TRUST LOSES.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT HOLDS
00N~rTTv LAW CONSTITUTIONAL

DONNELLY LAW CONSTITUTIONAL
Albany. AUG I9-ThA Supreme Court Of the
J-rited States has. upon application Of the attor-
n-ys for the American Ice Company. dismissed
that corporations appeal from the decision OF the
Court OF Appeals OF this STATE UNFOLDING The con-
=titutionauty of the Donnelly antitrust law At
rOrrev General Dawes IS preparing an order 70
be fled al j special term Of the Supreme Court
be held by Justice Cochran. IN this city, on Al
gust carry into effect the decision OF the
Court OF Appeals This decision held that the Lon
nelly law yioated no provision OF either the Fed
sraI OF state constitution. and leaves Referee MeT
Nussbaun free continue DIS inquiry TO determine
NheIner The ice Compaly Is an l-egal mOnOpCLy-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20

ottu1nNs Iowa. aug. I9.-Ffre Of unknown origin
to-day destroyed Parsons College. at Fairfield, d
Presbyterian institution founded in 1915 The loss
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-12-25
General.

The ninth annual Princeton-Haryard
debate was won by Princeton.
The Virginia legislature passed a
bin apprcpriating $1,000 tc defend the
recent suits against the new consti-
tuition.
One hundred and fifteen midshipnlen
al Annapolis are sick from ptomaine
poisoning, either from a salad dressing
or from sausage.
Billy Rhoades Of 81. Paul Knocked
out Marion Mcintyre Of Lincoln, Neb..
in the first round OF a iftsen-round
contest at st. Joseph
Jack McCleIland of Pittsburg and
Hughey McPadden OF New York. went
the limit in a twenty-round boxing
match at The West End club ut St
Leafs, and the contest was declared .
draw.
On the run from Hampton Roads to
Cuiebra Island. the maximum speed
for battleships was nearsarge. 17.35
kLots; Alabama, ICES knots: Massa-
chusetts, 1850 knots. The Official trial
speed OF the Kearsarge was 1884
knots.
The making of physical measure
ments of young girl pupils In the Lor-
inner school OF Evanston. ILL.,. without
the knowledge Or consent OF their pa
rents. has caused indignation on the
parf OF some Of the citizens. and pro-
Yeats have been made 20 the board OF