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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-16
For Signaling in For

An experiment in marine fog signal.
ing Is shortly to be carried out off Egg
Rock. Lynn, England. A large bell is
to be fixed below buoy, so as to be
rung fifty feet under water 1t will be
worked by electricity from the Egg
Rock Light Station, SO that the opera
tor on the island can sound It when re-
quired. The theory of mariners is that
bell ringing under water is heard at
much greater distance by sailors out
at sea than when 1t is rung while sus-
pended in air. At the same time, the
loud ringing will no longer disturb peo-
pie living in the neighborhood.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-16
"They Do Drop Them About,v

A curious old faddist is to be met
with in the streets OF Birmingham,
who goes about murmuring, "They do
drop them about" "They"-ladies, and
"them"-hairpins, of which the old gen.
tleman has a fine collection. Between
Five Ways and Broad Street Corner
a distance Of about mile, as he in.
formed friend. he had picked up nc
fewer than a dozen. AS the friend left
him he stopped down and picked VI
another, repeating the while, "They
do drop them about" He has a col
lection of about 1855 Of all sorts ant
sizes.-Liverpool Pos1.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-16
Blame Monte Carlo OG9t.uls.

1t is now more than intic,ated that
all the recent stories of heavy gam,
bling at Monte Carlo by Schwab, tho
steel magnate, were set afioat for ad-
yertising purposes by officials of the
famous resort. They have been known
20 play such tricks in the past, and
as Monte Carlo is going out Of favor
owing to the rapacity Of hotelkeepers
Il is easy to imagine that Mr.. Schwab's
visit was used for the purpose indi-
Gated. L.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-16
USES.

Ah, from the niggard tree Of time
How quickly fall the hours!
1t needs no touch of wind or rimo
To loose such facile flowers.
Drift of the dead years harvesting,
They clog to-morrow's way,
Yet serve to shelter growths of spring
Beneath their warm decay.
Or, blent by pious hands with rare
Sweet savors of content,
Surprise the souls December air
With June's forgotten scent.
Edith Wharton, in Scribner's Magazine.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-16

or the 1867 towns in New England
101 manage their schools under the
district system, eighty-one of them
being In Connecticut.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-16

The woman who would like to be a
great lady usually is insolent; the WON.
an who 10 one. isnt.-New York Press,
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-16

Make all money ORDERS checks eto payable
b tie Tribune Printing Company, Limited
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-16
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Entered at the Postofflce st Fresland. Pa
~ Second -Class Matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17
GOING TO FIND PAPA" PEaRv

expedition ana there Is BIT Of pathetic
lieutenant rcary habit II have never
Polar bear aud the aurora
that sets into mems
hunger dine on
nohwafd
the spirit that Is found IN the
I'm he lands
both degree
things been In places where the
become the
the around
home Mrs feaFy wants him
the father who has
aid the whole family has started fer
North ont good
Iets that discover that
poking about desert
the shines
and served regular hours
found
be pleased
r~ary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17

Chicago Or. Dorsey said that this
tribe OF redsktn originated the game.
and that other indian received II
from the Hupt and gradually worked
Il into game q white men,
The scseutist asserted that he had
discovered the origin and meaning ~
certain designs which have long bat.
fled anthrspeinwisss These slxne
upon abode houses were thought To
bs a record left BY the mature In
dtan. but F1r. TsoFAey declares they
are nothing more than marks made
"a the soft mud by the Hopi ehiE.
dren- and mean absolutely nothing.
The professor threw several pse-
lures upan screen showing the
Hopf snake dances. which last nine
days. The Indians believe the fsa-
son snakes dc not bite them = that
they never handle n reptile when II
Il found cniled up. He further said.
10 tire amusement II his hearers.
that there waa tradition among
the Indians that II white man
should Iook M upon the snake dances
which are held within the adobe
houses be would swell up and burst
These Indians NJ declared.
recognize seven directions north.
east. south. west. Up. down. and
hers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17
CYRANO IN
REAL LIFE

BALTIMORE. Md. Iuiy IA
new version of ~cyranoa was played
with two soldier boys and Mites Mary
Elizabeth Jeffries ~ Phoenix. Md.
in the leading parts
The heroine. Miss JeffrieH. was en-
gagged to be married 10 a young man
who was enlisted Tn the army. He
was sent 10 Wyoming. and there be-
came friendly with James sullivan.
a member Of his regiment. To sulii-
van he conhded hie aeerefs and when
ordered 20 the Philippines. asked
Sullivan ia correspond with Miss
Jeffries, IN his behalf. no aa 70 keep
alive her love for him. Sullivan ar
eepfed. with unexpected results
The correspondence sunn involved
an exchange Of photographs. and
the proxy became the real lover.
Miss Jefrriss said nothing Of her ax-
charge ~ heart to her home f0lka
whose FIRST Information came in the
marriage notice. which showed that
sullivan had come from wyoming
and quietly carried the young lady
! 10 a minister at Woodbury.. where
they were married on Saturday last.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17
BRIEFS

-Four and half milton persons are
employed in tbe mines Of tire world.
8S the 8ss members Of Eha National
house uf representatives only = have
never been married
me island u sakhalln. the great
penal celany Of Russia. has splendid
Forests q fir aud pine
AL the vacancies IN the naval med
zeal service are noN filled for the
first time since the civil war.
North America IA credited with y
veieanosS. Central America with :
and south America with II.
slate II 80 tout % sas ground ~
means % blasting. holes being boged
into IL witb ateam drills.
The coronation route authorities
have given Canada \ fine ppasfiun ut
Wh1tsnall. near Westminster Anbey.
Posehers using small explosive
bQfnhs have ktil~a = great uufauTf
OF salmon In the River pes. England
For ! quarter Of century ~ new
houses have been hulk In shm Auss~x
tEngfardl village ~ Eisndor.
The snlci1e aeath rate Ia European
armies far exceeds the rate 81 tbs
euantry to whieh the army belongs
During the last ~ XeSfR more than
80. as1a luss and starving dogs have
been cared far at the home in Bat
tfTsen. England
consrsvs would prepare a drama
for the stage In a week or ten days.
thpukh four gr five times this period
vas spset IN rev lslan.
The experimental electric rail un.
dersretnd railroad In Paris has been
~ successful that two isrpartauf
hfanehss viii b. added 70 Il Curing
TIE current year
The rofunAtiou oath will BE- written
on Tsilun and will. after the cefe
mnnY. be attached to the coronation
RIBS and b. dfpassfsa wffa tie latter
IL the court % eheneery.
Professor Hesaklo " Parker Of
Yale ha aaeeepkrsi the task Of fur.
nishiug an orntnFio for apIna. rhorua
and orchestra for the Norwich tFsuk-
lAudl musical festival next fan
In connection with thu increase Of
The A@ryinud National Guard pro-
vided fer BY the legislature an order
kna been issued for the epta bllsh.
nnent If a regular hospital carps
Canon Lambert ~ Hun. Eng
land. has successfully made progs II
against the local school boards which
furnished the children with copies Of
Vie national anthem IN which one
verse. containing the lines. Con-
found their politics. fruatrate their
knavt~h tricks had been EXCLUDED.
From the records ~ life insurance
companies and annuity aonieften T
=. Young. late president Of the In
sfifute ~ Actuaries n England. out
Of s0o.0a0 cases hns only been able
g md e ceuteuHrtauA. American
Medicine declares that n one wishes
% live long one should choose ioEr-
living ancestors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17

against Premier punemuir fer a poF
ton of the pursmuif millions. 10
which she claims abe u entitled be.
cause ~ the marriage II hsr mother
to Alex punHnuiF. the premier >
brother. a sftoFt time before the lat.
sersn death. Aiex uunsmusf left the
great bulk ~ hAa essass to his wife.
bat when the lhfter was on her
death hed ar agreement wac reach.
81 between her and Tremier buuh.
muir by which shn akreed 70 set
aside her claims tn confederation Of
certain suFn % money. Edna. who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17
WOMEN ARE
PUNISHED
Arrested for Trying to Occupy
Old Tenderloin Cribs

Two violatora 81 the new police
regulation fesafdinE the tenderiain
district Nefe brought up with a
tuund turn this morning f4ottie
Fond All frankie Newton. two mo-
toridus women. tried L. occupy their
old rooms m the Pacific hnusr. for
mer diHrenufatle resort On Washing
ten street All Wamen Of their class
have been ordered 80 the new bad
iandn," below jackson street. aud
there the pplies intend e. keep them.
Not one ~ Them will be allowed IN
he old csths IN the old district.
Washington aud Ataln streets.
~ 2 10 orIoek this mafntus Fus
lieeman " +. Gesr fnund the tWh
women IN thvirsald h9untH and both
were arrested and locked ZAP Ia the
city NIL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17
WHATCOM

wftATCoM. July Il.~rhe trial %
Hu1 Cox. charged With holding up
nuteh's saloon At faifhaven ana
shooting OFFICER Peterson. com
day Afternoon.
IL developed In the trial that cox
has already served two terms IN tho
peniteutihry fer similar offmeNs
charles West. an inmate 81 thr
eauuty laii. who disclosed The plan
Of Gux and ~. 1ehn 10 break intt. re-
lated converse sfena WhIeh he had
with the prisoner In hleh COX re-
lated that M was tie man Nbo held
np the sALnan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17
TWEED GOES

NEW YORK. July f5-charles
Tweed resigned the presidency Of the
Pacific mail tusiaN. T. IL Harrison
Was elected TO succeed him
Il Is understood that Tweed asked
70 be relieved az the Duties % his
afffse because 81 hts numerous other
Interests. lite le connected With sew
esat Of the great raalN ~ Systems In
addition % having enormous private
interests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17
nOBsON's LATEST

eT. LOUIS. July Yesterday
Captain Richmond =. lfobson. the
Msrrimac hero. whilr swimming In
the slisslssippi river near Alton. III.
rescued from drowning Miss May
Cert. who had frilen from a passing
yacht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17
ron nENr-runNIsnE Rooms
BUSINESS ci,ANrra

MY OR nfuLD 4 HOME
We can sell you nine contracts very io.
Numbers at actual snst. Just what has
been paid In on them, With these you can
buy OF hntd e home. bay n ranch pay
off a mortgage you now owe. And vi
YOU own lot We can furnish YOU the
money 10 hnild at once This Il the Fis
deity Company, and they have bought
and built hunes Tor twenty people. names
q which viii be given On application
Remember, this only costs YOU so GO per
month 10 oWn a home. no interest party
must soil these nine contracts, as they
are leaving the country. Cali or ad-
dress room 30 sullivan building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17
RAINIER BEAcH,

TO = d IN T'aTFT 7 MN TITNTI-
Don't delay looking at this property. tta
beautifully located on the shore OF Lake
Washington every lot within a few steos
~ electric line. Do fare. service fr..u
10 n m. 10 II y. M cleared aud graded
avenues. sidewalk. good churches achoai.
starea etc frea wood and water. lots
and So for large 60sfuot lots at kh ana
$40 down and 90 month. lumber frr
building on terms also. See ownsf a.
h hturteNent mornings. at Natnlef
Beach, afternoons. at I Boston block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17
MACkAY 10
RECOVERING
FROM STROKE

LONDON, July t7.--John =.
Mackay. who suffered a heat stroke
Tuesday. IL much better Today. The
condition Of thr great teiegraphnF
and former uininx man n attract
team colony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17
The Mule Gets Into the Game

crippled the SPOKANE
baseball club He heksd he slas ses Ftsh 1ona
longs John Cochran coal deae kicked The catcher and pitcher Of
Washington
Cechrans
trafo the II
paentth be wal on
his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17

= seconpa nies By her legal adviser.
Judge n0yns Of New York holds that
hef mother WAS not in fun pa~sea-
sion 81 her faculties. being near dis
solution when the agreement was
reached The Victoria arm 81 Drake.
iaekson A tieimicken has been re-
tanned TO undertake the prosecution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17
ORIGIN OF the
SHELL GA ME-

The modern shell game as prae-
ticed I'm various forms by sharperH.
Is derived from the Hopt Indians Of
the Southwest according 10 Dr.
GcnrN- Dorsey az the Field Coluua-
bian museum In a lecture before
the students Of the University o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17
WANTS SHARE
OF MILLIONS

VICTORIA. n. C.. July iT.-Edns
Wallace Hopper. the famous ae-
treas. Is here to institute in the court
es British Columbia proceedinss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17

noTwf.-At utenssftan ane focAftnn. ns~,
To- sale a = hafEaEn. T.. g I3ysrs
ca tz1i F1fst ave
CHEAP messy rs eafatrtsTthn Phoenix
aasfaes Aeasas Il E4ftse. agf. as
tfsiisr haslains fss4eA as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17


ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AfdAkaf rfss-. aaia fer ssssssa .sssa
hessssaaa seeds. siesss hssFeens sets.
eltar~. H.a Feeet Farsatufe CO. iip.ffz
seese aFsHas sasash Tel, Res ixz1
flfk sf-spssf pi6ss 3 hsy 81 snd os-s.
ave t.i.. ssis sol ASA sssi ~ ..ss
o. ten.
Personal
4 L4ndE HAIE ~ al kfnas u sspansss
mating ftun Ia rsrf 20. eseenf
AAss eeeA stores ss,f aehsee h.a
Ffs.s ftlfnitsrs CO. ~ aseeas sssas.
srF f1aYa. fsfsres 4 Lsege. - ninsslsy
tieet. stsat tsar hessss fes casa % Sc
. % sstluss phasas q n per aos for eae
wess eniY, Festnsams ssedia. .zii
Essns sssn9e.
rom sslr--srTr HrAI Estate
err Htas1e Estate -. ). 1870
agfMAEN nARuAiSs
tszs cash- t.es saxizo. . aiies. isih ave.
Hesfh q MhftBaas
lsea. On 1915. fne ipeaslan fes eostaxe.
fH n9NzssiHtsax4
81 u.1-ss1 foot iet en f5rwadu&Y.
tase-se foot 80 ea Broadway car lire.
nssf ffuagest
O.. sDt~ es3ln. On rngiairn. near rhipul
espSythtnE raid etanfaa tassstgn for ans
resiasnse &c hlMh raa~ apartment hessss
so, .sstioo. nsAr The CORNER g isih and
lAHn4
ssaa@ esniea. az East ssas r.assAi ave-.
nesF ArentftnaHs
faas Ysae tefH an Issh ave. near 1sseFnen.
HeNsf. safef. sfseF4 KfA4e. nsHseHt NstA4s
ali paid
a. ttsseNeFV ms NV r9AtsEs Gro rnofna
swa FsAasss can ts naittea IN attic. fuii
tsssen~ut. tsS. 81 1ki2e. On te~s rars
lsfh ases
81 AsAfsreat baFxntNs e@sNsFn usnstsyn
asossne. VERY nftFAesfxs IT, design hnA
thafnsash fn enfzsts4effans Harvard ave
eAkT terms.
a. ss.s-ess..f res T.fosna hauss safla
founaesAssa. lsscssea. three hiecks west q
naW hi9A = lAasel
pETTIT enS.
r9a &sw ffrk Hlofk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17

HOUSE AND LOT sssa. So DOWN.. SO
MONTHLY PAYMENT ntys HEAf5TI-
Ffff. HOME. FINE PLACE FOR GAR.
pEs AM CHICKENS. BEAuTIFur.
vfYWl cfoNE TO School AND CAR
LINE HILL MAN. OWNER. OF.
TIs.F. Bfi.LMAN STATION. GREEN
LAKE CAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17
ascent
Fresh neasted Coffee

our sales ere increasing daily.
the Coffee il equal 10 the best
sold elsewhere att
ss cents per pound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17

esna=rfxe acres q ehoac~ land on The
seattle. Tsaeess.n electric line on easy
terms this nrarsStY i enlr 2 ~ miles
from the new fair grounds and IN fine
neixhtafhncd Adams 8 Adams. s26
Pioneer Building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17
Classified Ads


HOTEL GEEK. $50. rassaursnt eek. tis
sesk rsses- men. 81. short hear
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beard. ksHfemfaAlds. afsatwAshafn. &ifnh4u
help. cams ea@ts. hstet casaAs. Nn1ursa
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17

ron nrNr-A oonnieteiy fufnlshed =
room house. OF Queen Anne hill L. c.
Myers 4 Co, 1921 First ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17

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thf9st sst fafss baiiatnz -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17

Leave S<zfsis . o g
Failing 1sfv ? e. 10 "a ~. n - y
~. cry af Seattle. esz5kase. Csss14 ~
tatka. eaufh feeuua fsty 81 TosseM
g. y. TslnaRaxa. Gorn'l Axt. c.
Asst 0en.f Asf.. Ocean dcdk. fs1ffAs
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17

HERE Is A GOOD MY % acres on coun.
Isl faad. close to emali tawn. hnndy 10
seattle 3 acres cleared. - acres good
pasture. room housei largo barn
chicken houses epring WHtert 81 Ion.
Robert MalttN. 40 n block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17

BATTLE Ihdffaafg ~ osfssi.,sss, :
ftie xaff. j.. o. q. esa Asss's Z
4aH fas f5ftlHa hiaek fsi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17

1914 heaond ave. Hhaas fsa.ssS.
nstH mem Aaa itdS es4s .leis5s
H. alfaaaafaaa. Ns4
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-10
PRESIDENT PROMISES
TO VISIT MICHIGAN
Gives Pledge to Representative Smith
to Stop Over in State During
September.

President Roosevelt today promised
Representative William Alden Smith of
Michigan that he could be counted on to
visit that State in September, when he
goes to the National Employees and Era
ployers' convention at Minneapolis
Mr. Smith presented a set Of resolu-
tons from his state indorsing the Ad-
ministration, and the President ex-
pressed his qualification
President Roosevelt is rapidly increas-
ing the scope of the trips he is plan
ing 10 take after the adjournment OF
Congress. In addition TO his promise 10
Mr.. Smith. he this morning told Repre-
sentative Littlefeid that he would visit
Maine in August Mr. LittIefeId lives
in a Democratic county, and told the
President that his visit there would
have a good moral effect upon the No
vember election.
Mr.. Smith, in asking the President to
Michigan, showed the President a copy
Of the resolution of Administration in
aorsement that he has drawn up for the
State convention. while l led the
charge for the beet sugar men in the
House" said Mr.. Smith, 81 am 2 great
admirer OF the President, and the peo-
pie Of my district feel very friendly to-
ward him"
Representative Smith has been Sc
Iected to preside at the coming Repub-
lican State Convention in Michigan.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-10
MAY BE KINGDOM ROBBERS.
Titus Thinks Western Thieves ImpIi
Gated in Stealing at Waldorf.

NEW YORK. June 1.-two profes-
sionaI thieves with long records, whose
portraits are in the rogues' gallery. were
caught by central Office detectives at
Fifth Avenue and I01st Street early yes
terday. and were taken to the detective
bureau and question closely Captain
Titus seemed to believe that the men
we're concerned in the recent robbery of
jewels at the Waldorf-Astoria It was
said that they answered descriptions Of
Two men who were seen AZ the hotel
about the time the jewels Of Mrs King
don, Mrs George J. Gould's mother.
we're stolen The prisoners refused to
tell anything, but they were taken to
the Jefferson Market court, and were
remauded to the detective bureau IN
til today 20 give opportunity for work
Ing the third degree" in their case
Nicholas Moran, one Of the prisoners.
has been arrested for theft in several
Of the large cities Of this country and
Canada, and has served terms IN pris-
on. He was sent TO Jail for six months
for a robbery at the Imperial Hotel. IN
this city, in 1886, and ne served term
Of seven months for q robbery al the
Hotel Navarro IN 1901. John Waters.
the other prisoner, has escaped prison
IN New York so far. but he has served
term In Pennsylvania, and he was
fined for q robbery in New Orleans last
year.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-10
WILL NOT COLLECT
DEBTS FROM CLERKS
SALE OF AMERICANA.
An Old Bible Translated Into Indian
Tongue Brings $3.50.

LONDON, June 1O.-The sale Of rare
and valuable Americana. a part of the
collection Of Marshall Lefforts. of New
York. which has been begun at the
SouthIey auction rCams. on Wellington
Street, is attracting Widespread atten-
ton
More thar $50 old books and manu-
scripts have been disposed of for a total
Of Sl0.635. The highest price was
brought by copy of the Bible
translated into the Indian Ian
gUage and dated 1863. which sold for
S1,S5G. The following were aong the
other most valuable literary curios
sold.
Good Order Established in PennsyI-
vania and New Jersey" the first book
printed in America, by William Brad
ford, Philadelphia. dated 1855. S625-
Indian Wars in New England" five
rare folios. published 1915 to 1871, 1926.
A True Discourse by Ralph Hamor
Of the state of Virginia. and the Success
Ct Affairs There Till June 1914" $3.50
4 letter frcm the King TO the Earl of
southampton. treasurer Of the Council
Of Virginia. commanding the setting up
Of silk works and planting vines in
Virginia. also a treatise on the art
Of making silk, and instruction on how
to plant and dress vines. dated 1922,
brought $685..
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-10
BEEF TRUST AGENTS
MUST ANSWER QUESTIONS
Judge Pa-iange Upholds Ground Taken
by United States Attorney At
Eew Orleans.

: NEW ORLEANS. June I0-Judge Par
LANCE, Of the United States District
Court, has decided that the agents Of
the beef trust in this city must answer
the questions propounded to them ty
the grand jury as TO operations CT the
trust
The agents had refused TO answer on
the ground that they might fncrimfnate
themselves by doing so. Judge ParIange
upheld the district attorney and the
grand jury. As the defendants in these
cases were simply agents acting under
instructions froJa others they could not
be held -criminally. he. declared, and de
cided that the questions asked Of them
we're right and proper.
The grand jury viii meet again on
Wednesday. when the agents have been
cited TO appear before It If they refuse
TO answer they viii be sent down for
contempt Of court. Il is given out that
they viii refuse and 90 TO prison. when
they win get ont or writs OF habeas
corpus and viii light in much the same
way as was done recently in Mississippi.
when an attempt was made BY the Fed
eraI district attorney. to prosecute the
cotJonseed oil men for violation Of the
trust laws
This campaign WAS smashed by habeas
corpus proceedings. The agents who left
town to avoid tesufyfng before the grand
jury have been advised to keep away.