The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-03-26


Florence Burns Free-Good Roads.
Aurelius Wreck-Honey Statistics.
The Hamburg American line steam
er Deutschland arrived at Cuxhav-
en- at o'clock Tuesday evening
from Cherbourg, France, having on
board Admiral Prince Henry of Prus-
STA and his suite.
The return of Admiral Prince Henry
of Prussia to German soil was safely
accomplished amid all the pomp and
circumstance with which the princes
imperial brother has seen fit to mark
the successful ending of Prince Hen
rvs American mission.
The Hamburg-American line steam
er Deutschland, from Cherbourg, hav-
ing on board the prince and his suite
was first sighted at $3.50 in the after
noon. The German battleship Kaiser
Wilhelm II steamed down the road
stead to meet the Deutschland and
returned escorting the big liner. The
Deutschland tied up to the new stone
quay and was the first ship to dock
there.
Emperor William stood upon the
quay surrounded by high naval and
municipal officials. As representa-
tive Of the American embassy at Ber-
lin Commander William II. Beehler,
the naval attache to the embassy,
stood at the emperor's side.
The quay was decorated with the
flags of all the states of the empire
and thousands of spectators who COW
cred the roofs of the great warehouses
and the wide slopes overlooking the
scene cheered wildly as Prince Henry
walked down the gangway from the
steamer. Emperor William kissed his
brother upon both cheeks and shook
hands with the members of his suite,
saying n few cheerful sentences to
each. In the meantime the guns Of
the squadron saluted.
Side by side his majesty and Prince
Henry then passed down in front of
the marine guard which stood at sa-
lutte. After this the marine guard
passed in review while the band of the
imperial yacht Hohenzollern played the
national anthem.
After the inspection Of the guard Of
honor and the veterans by Emperor
William. his majesty and his party,
Prince Henry and his staff and Com
mander Beehler boarded a tender and
amid fresh salutes, music and cheer
ing proceeded to the battleship Kaiser
Wilhelm II. Upon arriving there the
crew Of that vessel manned their
ship to receive the royal personages.
The Kaiser Wilhelm II weighed an
chor at a quarter past and started
toward Kie through the canal.
Judge Gaynor Decides For Guden.
Supreme Court Justice Gaynor Of
Brooklyn handed down his decision in
the Kings shIieyalty controversy late
Saturday afternoon. He flds that the
removal of Charles Guden from the
Office Cf sheriff is unconstitutional and
void. He grants Guden's application
that Colonel Dixie be required to show
cause why he should not turn over to
Gudeu the books, papers and records
of the sherilfs Office
Justice Gaynor holds that Governor
Odcll exceeded his constitutional
rights in removing GUden for an act
alleged TO have been committed before
Guden was slected to office, and that
the ground the governor takes in the
case is opposed TO the nations theory
of government and a menace alike to
the rights Of officials end of voters.
The court also declares that the GER
tlicate signed by the governor. setting
forth that Guden had been charged
with malfeasance and misfeasance In
office. was false. Colonel Dixie is
sharply rebuked in the decision for
his "lawlessness" and violence" in
taking possession of the disputed of.
fee while the case was before the
court but Justice Gaynor adds thai il
is only fair TO say OF Mr.. Dixie, who
has a ine character in this community
that 1t was stated that he acted. and
he presumably did act, under what
he deemed controlling advice or au
thority."
Governor Odell intmated at Albany
that the case would doubtless be car
ried TO the court of appeals. He
! wouldn't say anything more.
Two Important Bills.
Two important measures were