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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-03
Minnesota AttOrney.GeneraI to
Institute the State Case
on Monday.
DATE OF HEARING TO BE SET
Then the Fight Against the
Northwest Railway COmbina-
tiOn VIII BE on I'm
Earnest.

MINNEAPOLIS. Jan 2.-Governor
Van SAINT and Attorney General Doug
las reached home this afternoon. Both
Immediately went to work on the rail-
way merger case.
The attorney general win leave to-
morrow night for Washington end
win institute the states luit Monday
In the Federal supreme court. His ap-
pearance Monday will be a formality.
The court will set date for the hear
ing and Douglas viii return to sllnne-
sofa
When Mr. Douglas next goes to
Washington he will be accompanied
by George P. Wilson and L. D. Mum.
his associates in the case. Then the
battle will be on in earnest.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-03
KING EDWARD STAMPS.
Busy Scenes Around London Branch
PostoilicCs,

NEW YORK, Jan, "A dispatch to
the Herald from London gives the fol-
lowing account Of the manner In which
London received the new King Edward
stamps There was an enthusiastic
demand and n ready supply. but King
Edward coins were missing. Many
people got up early and went consld-
erably out OF their way to make pur-
chases of the pretty new penny and
half penny stamps Quite u number
Of ardent philatellsts waited until mid
night on Tuesday at the general post
office and began asking for the new
stamps, which were IN sale immediate
ly after IL o'clock struck for New
Years day.
In the majority OF cases the stamps
were promptly Affixed to letters and
post cards, which were forthwith post
ed at the nearest available letter box.
In many London branch Icstoftices.
the scene early in the morning was q
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WASHINGTON MAY BE OUT.

Not Yet Decided Whether Suit VIII Be
Commenced Therr.
SEATTLE. Jan. 2--Attorney- General
.stratton has returned from the gover-
nors' conference at Helena. Ne says
that whether suit viii be brought to
prevent consolidation of the Northern
Pacific, Great Northern and Burling-
ton railroad systems in this state is
doubtful, depending on future contin-
gencies. which he cannot now discuss.
The conference. which decided that
consolidation was unconstitutional in
five states-Washington Idaho, South
Dakota Montana and Minnesota
Stratton says, was harmonious.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-03
WEEDS AN HETRESS.
Lieutenant Fenner and Miss Filing
Married at Highland Station.

HIGHLAN STATION, Kas.. Jan. q
Raymond Hope Fenner, a lieutenant
in the United States army and Miss
Charlotte Filing, a daughter OF the late
Henry Fling. Of Virginia City. Mont,
"a millionaire mine owner, were mar
ried here and left last night for Van
couyer Barracks, Wash, where Liu-
tenant Fenner will be stationed tenn
porarily
Lieutenant Fenner arrived at San
Francisco from the Philippines on De-
cember 26 He served in the Sixth
United States artillery as lieutenant.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-03
LARGE OIL BARGE.

NEW YORK, Jan. According to
the World, the Standard oil Company
has successfully brought two large iron
ore barges, the Libert and the Loyalty,
from Cleveland through the lakes, the
Canadian canals and the St. Lawrence
to this city, whence they have been
sent to the Cramp yards in Phila-
delphia to be converted into tank
barges for conveying fuel petroleum
from the Beaumont oil fields of Texas.
Each barge viii have a 'arrying capac-
ity Of Ave thousand tons OF oil.
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MoRGANs COSTLY PICTURE.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2.-J. P. Morgan.
according to the Journal and Ameri-
can. admits the truth of the cabled re-
port from london that ne has bought
Raphaels Madonna of St. Anthony OF
Padeua.' He viii not talk about the
price. II is said that the picture will
not be imported at once inasmuch as
the tariff charges. If the picture cost
s5OO,OOO as reported, would exceed $780,
am
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-03
MrrlNERs ARE oN TRIAL
Five run,lcu Who Hrukc From the
lrnycnwnrth Pcni,cuunD.

Five 'un,lc,v Who Hrokn From the
lravcnworth Pcni,cu,inD
t.EANENwORTH. Jan The most
novel cour, which eyer sat In Kansas
convened In the library Of the United
states pcnltrutiary this afternoon for
thr urraiFnmcnt NJ the ringlcndcrs ~
the muuuy ~ November T. and who
arr implicated Ia the killing u Guard
u wald,upc, Every person In the
court with but one exception. was
either United states official or
prisoner wearing slrilcs dcnolng
desperate character
The muunccrN scv,nl"rn In number
were brought, in. zach wearing ball
and chain. and the following We're ar
rnigncd on charge Of murder
Turner Ilarncs Bob Clark Frank
Thompson. Gilbert Munln and Fred
Robinson. Four others who have not
yet been captured are included in
the charges. Each Of the prisoners en-
tered plea " not guilty. The trial
win be- held tomorrow.
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HAD HIGH OLD TIME
EIGHT THIEVES ARRESTED
WHILE CELEBRATING.
Had Stolen the Property of
French Chefs Who Were En-
Route to Paris.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2.-Five women
and three men celebrating the new
year in the midst of property, which
had been stolen the day before, we're
arrested late last night. The police
arrived at the house when the merry
making was at its height. The stolen
property found belonged to Louis Greig
and Peter Gembler. two French chefs
from Cincinnati, who arrived in New
York Monday with their families and
Ave trunks, all en- route to Paris.
Greig and Gembler say they were
robbed of money and the checks for
their baggage In a saloon on Second
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-03
THE KINGS THoRoUGHBREDs

NEW YORK. Jan. 2-Accordlng to
the London correspondent of the Trib-
une the appointment Of Lord Marcus
Beresford TO care Tor the kings thor
oughbreds Is extremely popular. The
royal racing stables after period
Of enforced rest will. it r. expected
now resume their Old activity. The
king takes the keenest interest in
racing and the recent sale of his hack
neys at Wolferton was probably ar
ranged 20 make room for breeding
thoroughbreds. Lord Marcus Beres-
ford will have the management Of the
Wolferton stud farm as well as the
New Market training stables.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-03
CLEVELAND BANK SECURE.

Has closed Its Doors But Can Pay De-
positors Full Amount.
CLEVELAND, Jan. AS a result
of The announcement Of the financial
embarrassment OF the Everett Moore
syndicate, a run was started on the
Dim" Savings 4 Banking Company. OF
which Messrs. Everett and aoore are
directors, late today. All demands
were promptly met and President Wat
trrson said the bank had ample funds
m hand 10 pay all depositors who de-
sired their money.
When Its last report was issued in
October the banks total resources
we're placed at s5.7S2.OO7. including a
surplus fund Of $685.. 900.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-03
A NATTER OF COURTESY.

EVERETT, Wash, Jan. 2.-The Pan
American commissioner. Charles Ell
mer E. Johnson, has resigned his po-
sition of commissioner to prepare the
Washington state exhibit for the st.
Louis fair Johnston says as he receiv-
ed his appointment at the hands Of
Governor ROGERS he believes his res
ignation is a matter of courtesy to
Governor Mcbride
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avenue. Tuesday night. They were
suddenly set upon by several men.
were knocked down and severely hat
en-. A man who said bis name was
Thomas Lawler dressed IN Nr. Gen-
bler's evening suir was acllns - hest
at the time of the arrest 4 ;. ing
woman wearing an evening dress be.
longing 10 Mrs. Grelg nni who says
her name is Mamie Ryan. was he
hostess. The other dI ergcnu we're
apparently visitors.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-03
COINAGE FOR THE YEAR.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-The state
ment Of the director of the mint shows
the coinage executed at the mints Of
the United States during the calendar
year ended December 81, 1901, was
s134, 69S, 40, Of which s1Ol. .735,lS7 was
gold, sSO,7SS,46O was in silver, and
S2,12O,1 122 was in minor coin.
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opposed To NIGHT SERVICE.
Bishop Potter Says Nothing Is Gained
by Spasmodlc Emotion.

NEW YORK. Jan. I'm conducting
the anniversary services in the crypt
OF the cathedral OF st. John The divine
on Cathedral Heights yesterday morn
ing Bishop Potter Of the Episcopal
church, said:
Il do not believe In watch night SER
vices. While people may be repretand
at the time the solemnity Of the hour
and the good resolutions arr soon for
gotten in the jollifcation which comes
with the birth Of the new year Moth
ing is ever gained by spasmodic emo
ton"
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THE OHIO sQUABBLE.
Warning Republican Factions Still al
II over Speakership.

COLUMBUS. O.. Jan. 2.-rhe contest
between the Republican factors over
the organiaZiotn Of the legislature Is
still in doubt. 80 far as the house is
concerned. The claims of either faction
would Indicate that one element Is
confident Of Price becoming speaker
and the other Of NcKlnnon winning,
but the efforts Of both show that
there are yet votes to get" by whom
soeyer becomes speaker.
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Is NOT CONTAGIOUS.
Dr Knopr's Remarkable Statement Re.
garding tuberculosis.

NEW YORK, Jan 2,-Dr. 5. A.
Knopt a well-known authority on tu-
berculosis, in addressing the Academy
Of Medicine today. said that, contrary
to the opinion Of the United States
government, tuberculosis was not con-
tagiOus.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-03
PERRY BELMONT WINS OFT.
Declared the Candidate and VIII Have
support VI Tammany.

NHw YORK. Jan 2.-.Jmtlce scott.
of the supreme court, today handed
down decision declaring Perry Bel
mont to bc the regular Democratic
nominee for congress In the seventh
district.
Colonel Asa Bird Gardiner called on
Candidate Belmont this evening and
assured him OF the support ~ Tam
many Hall, some OF whose leaders OPP
posed him
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srREwN WITH wHGcRAGn


VICTORIA. y C.. jar w p.
paikin lighthouse Keeper AZ carma-
nah. IN a letter dispatched hy the
queen city says the const ls Uttered
With wrcckagc In the vicinity of the
lighthouse It Includes large butter
Kegs or barrels with galvanized hoops.
tNn matches painted reddish brown
two cabin doris painted white and a
"cssrls bowsprlt and jibhoom
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-03
pEsERTroNs OF SAILORS.
Hamburg Shipowncrs Getting After
Pacific Coast Points.

Hamburg Shipowncrs Getting After
Pacific Coast Points.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. s-The Sec
retary Of the treasury has forwarded
10 Customs Collector Stration copies
OF correspondence between himself
and the union OF Hamburg shipown-
crs IN relation to the frequency Of de-
sertlons of German sailors at Cali
tornIa and Oregon ports
These dcsertions are caused. says
the Hamburg people, by local shipping
masters who incite scamen To- l"scrt
German consuls AT Portland. Oregon.
and at san Francisco report that they
have not been able to succeed In e.
fccting any Improvement in the mat
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DUCHESS TO VISIT,

NEW YORK. Jan. 1T is announc-
ed that W. X Vanderbilt expects his
daughter, the Duchess Of Marlborough
to pay visit to Idle Hour at Oakdale,
l. l., shortly after the coronation Of
the king of England.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1902-12-02
EMPEROR'S GOLD MEDAL.
Psesented to Ambassador White ut
His Farewell Audience.

Berlin, November 27.-Ennpcror w,
liam in his farewell audience to Am
hassador White today presented him
with the gold media. of the empire for
science and ait, which is gym once 4
year to a person either 4 German or d
foreigner, who in the opinion of the
government is best entitled to it, En-
peror William said hat while it was 4
pleasure to make the presentation -.
did SO on the recommendation o:
Chancellor Won Buelow ard Fore: SD
Secretary Won Richthoven His ma
iesty added that as a personal remen.-
hrance he was having a porcelain vase
made at the royal works here for Mr.
White
Emperor William. was very cordial
IN his reception of the retiring am
hassador- His majesty said he appre-
ciated how much Mr.. White had done
20 forward good understanding with
the United States and Germany ami
added.
The only thing you have ever done
that do not like, is your leaving us
~ NAhP1ici +dOS LllIlSls W
Mr.. Ro0sevelt's hard luck while bSar
hunting in the south and begged 10 be
remembered 10 him personally wher
Mr.. White wrote to ne president
Mr.. White mentioned his majesty's
speech Yesterday at the railroad sta
ton a. Essen and the emperor replied
with feeling:
H. krupp spent his life in doing
acts OF mercy and kindness TO others
and how cruel have been the attacks
upon him.
After the audience Mr.. and Mr..
White lunched with En- nperor William.
who kept them with him for two
hours
The semi-weekly messenger., 1902-12-02
THE SUPERIOR COURT
Short Session Thanksgiving
Day-The Court Will Meet at 3:3o
O'Clock This MOrninG-The United
States District Court Will Resume
it's Session at 10 O'Clock.

Pursuant to recess on Wednesday
!evening the superior court met yesterday
morning at $50 O'Clock, Judge Henry
R. Bryan presiding.
A D. VESSEL was excused from serv-
ing on the jury as he is n iulor in the
United States district court this week
Alvis Lewis, colore.l charged with
gambling, was tried and convicted and
was fined S. and the ccsts.
The case against Trixie Johnson
charged with keeping 4 disorderly house
wastaken up and the following jury
was emDannelled: Charles T. Johnson
John S. Barnes. H. .. Bessant, J. H
johnson, H. r. Kuhl, K. III. SRell. James
H. Cowan, John w Blomme, Andrew
Yopp, John o. Brien, c. Z. Williams.
At 10:45 2. m. the court took a recess
till $50 o'clock this morning.
The United States court cid not hold
Ia session yesterday. having taken a re-
cess Wednesday evening OH account of
Thanksgiving day. Judge Purnell ate
his thanksgiving dinuer at Tne Orion
yesterday, and District Attorney Harry
Skinner and United State Marshall H.
&c. Dockery dined with fcrmer Governor
the Cape Fear. in Brunswick county.
The court will reseune business this
morning at 10 o'clock
The semi-weekly messenger., 1902-12-02

New York, November 27.-William
Landau, said to be a wealthy cotton
exporter, of Texas, was arrested here
today, on suspicion Of being connected
with swindle involved, il is said, the
sum of 100000 or more. The firm al
legged TO be swindled is that of Laden
burg. Thalmann & Co, bankers of this
citv. The detectives took every precau-
ton to prevent the news of the arrest
becoming public and it was admitted
at midnight only when an assistant
district attorney stated that the prison
er was OF police headquarters The ar
rest, according to the assistant district
attorney, was made in the office of this
banking firm this afternoon. Members
of the firm will not talk about the
case and further details are lacking
The charge gainst Landau is suspicion
Of felony. Landau's counsel, Philip
V. Fennelly. had long conference with
the prisoner a police headquarters this
afternoon.
Mr.. Fennelly later was interviewed at
his hotel and said:
L have been unable to examine into
all the circumstances of this matter,
but SO far as l have investigated / have
been unable to find that Mr.. Landau has
been other than absolutely honest.
have been unable to find any action on
my clients part that will not bear the
very closest scrutiny. There is nothing
to suggest any wrong doing on Mr.
Landaus part.
Il have seen and talked to a member
Of the firm of Ladenburg, Thalmann &
Co., and have told them that am GER
tain this matter will straighten itself
in due time. There is absolutely no
doubt that an injustice has been done
my client, and that when the matter is
unravelled and we have an opor rtunity
to go into the circumstances surround
ing the case, he will be placed in an en-
tirely different light
Mr.. Fennelly said that his clients
home is in Buffalo, and not in Texas.
as the assistant district attorney had
stated
"Mr. Landau formerly was in business
in Buffalo, said Mr.. Fennelly, but Of
late has gone out of business there. He
is not a man of great wealth. but is III
very comfortable circumstances"
The semi-weekly messenger., 1902-12-02
Jumped on n Ten Penny Nail.

| The little daughter of Mr. J. -. Pow
lell jumped on an inverted rake made Of
item penny nails, and thrust one nail en-
ltirely through her foot and a second one
half way through. Chamberiain's Pain
Balm was promptly applied and ve
minutes later the pain had disappe: red
and no more suffering was experienced.
In three days the child was wearing
her shoe as usual and WITH absolute! '
no discomfort Mr.. Powell is a Wei
known merchant of Forkland, Va. Pain
Balm is an antisceptie and heals such
Injuries without maturation and in one
third the time required by the usua
treatment. For sale by P r BeI,any'..
ldrug store
The semi-weekly messenger., 1902-12-02
How the Day Was OBJ
served i'm Will
mingtOn.
A FINE HOLIDAY
Appropriate services in Maav Of
the Churches Efa borate Hster-
ment by Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke
Jones at AirIie-Meu's Golf Tosr-
namens-Uther Features ef the
Day.

Thanksgiving day was more geuer-
ously observed in Wilmington yesterday
than the national festival has been -
former years. Business houses were
closed. ana most OF the churches held
services appropriate TO the day The
services were well attended. although
many people had taken the opportunity
OF the holiday 10 leave the city for
day Al the sound or in the country
The offerings at the church were for
the orphanages.
SOME FEATURES OF THE DAY.
Thanksgiving dinners and tea parties
were the general order OF the day and
turkey and trimmings were In evidence
on all sides = large number Of people
took the trolley cars for Wrightsville
Beach. and the steamer Wilmington
carried down a good party or her ex-
cursion TO Southport. Bald Head and
other points on the river.
Quite a number OF sportsmen were up
bright and early and with gun and dog
hied them to the fields for = days
shooting. Others went deer driving.
and still others spent the day fishing.
The hunters had more or less luck
some parties bringing in a few deer
and others coming back with strings OF
~'1ail. squirrels and fish. Some OF the
young people had straw rides into the
country.
The day brought the first touch of
winter Wilmington has had this fall.
IL turned suddenly cold. the wind was
bustery and disagreeable. and many
beach parties and excursions i'm the
country were abandoned. For this rea-
son a donkey ride by party OF pretty
girls was postponed till some oth.r
festive occasion.
MEMS GOLF TOURNAMENT
The especial feature of the day was
mems golf tournament at the links
OF the Cape Fear Golf Club. The club
made a day of 1t on their grounds, and
the biggest crowd ever seen on the clubs
links were out there all day to witness
the Is hole contest. The tournament
was the most interesting and successful
ever held by the club. Hundreds OF
ladies were on the grounds and they
served a delightful lunch at the club
house.
The tournament was played by eigh
teen gentlemen. nine holes being play
ed in the morning and nine IN the after
non. A very handsome gold lin
ed silver loving cup was the prize and
it was won by Mr.. John ]. Blair. with
Mr.. George Rountree second.
Tb. Sanras yEara 10 fnflauc.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1902-12-02
e as follows:

Mr. F. II. GOuverneur and ]. X VIII
iams did not turn in score.
The golf club is now 4 fiourlshing in
stitution and has membership Of
about a hundred. Mir. Hugh Mac Rae
the president. has inspired a great deal
Of life in the club and is devoting much:
Of his forceful energy 10 1t. The result
is that the club is in better shape than
Ii has been since it was organized
The next event will be an approaching
and putting contest to be played on the
first Saturday in December The ladies
will give the prize.
RECEPTION AT "AIRI.E"
The feature OF last night was mag
niflcent reception by dr. and Mrs. Penn
broke Jones at their hospitabie whit tar
home. ''Airlie." on WrightsviIIe sound
A large party OF city people went down
on a special train Of trolley cars a. 9
a m. and did not return till nearly
dawn this morning The decorations
were on an elaborate scale. and the re-
freshments were served by chefs
brought from the north specially for
this occasion The Hollowbush orches-
ira furnished music and a cotillion was
a distinguishing feature
The semi-weekly messenger., 1902-12-02
Accident On the Coast Line.

The train on the Atlantic Coast Line
due here from Charleston yesterday at
lao y. m. did not arrive till 5:15 p m.
The delay was due to- an accident to
the southbound freight train at Lake
|Waccamaw.- While the train was pull
ing into the siding a brake beam under
one of the. cars fell across the track
and derailed two cars, leaving most of
the train blocking the track. Nobody
was hurt. The train was delayed three
land a half hours
The semi-weekly messenger., 1902-12-02
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
Genuine
Carriers
Little Liver Pills,
Must Bear Signature Of
Iz~51z
See fac-simile Wrapper Below.

college (Birmingham) %: Marion Mill
tary Institute. 0.
Weatherford, Texas. November 81
Weatherford college 4): NLIth Texa:
Normal 0.
Baltimore, November 27.-University
of Maryland 5; Johns Hopkins 0.
Easton. Pa. November 27.-LaFay-
ette. %: Dickinson. 0.
Bethlehem. Pa, November G.-Le-
high. Al; Swarthmore, 0.
Roanoke, Va. November 27.-Ran-
dolph and Macon. 5; Youngmens Ath-
letic Club of Roanoke 5.
Lincoln. Neb., November 27.-The Uni
versity Of Nebraska. y: Northwest
arn
The semi-weekly messenger., 1902-12-02
MassinE II Large Army.

Kingston. Jamaica, November 27.-
Letters received here from Hayti say
there is still considerable excitement in
that republic especially at Gonaives,
where General Alexeisnord, the Haytier
war minister. is masslng a large army
with the intention of declaring himself
president. 1t is added that he ALREADY
has 10000 men under his command
and expects to advance on Port au
Prince within fortnight.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1902-12-02
Eruption of La Souf-iere.

Kingstown, st. Vincent, November "a
Yesterdays eruption of La Soufriere
occurred at the head of the Dry river
Rabacci, where huge quantities OF vol
canic deposits had blocked the water
course since the eruptions last May in
spite Of the subsequent heavy rain fall
After the eruption Of yesterday a rag
ing, steaming torrent flowed from tine
base of LaSoufriere and swept down the
Rabacci, completing the destruction OF
the sugar works there. Sand At the
same time seil on Georgetown and 9th
er places.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1902-12-02
4 Thanksgiving Dinner.

Heavy eating is usually the first cause
lof indigestion. Repeated attacks in
flame the mucous membranes lining
the stomach. exposes the nerves of the
stomach. producing = swelling after
leating, heartburn, headache. sour ris-
llngs and finally catarrh Of the stomach
Ikodol relieves the inf nrration pro
Itects the nerves and c;IrAs the catarrh.
Ikodol cures indigestion. dyspepsia, all
stomach troubles by cleaning and
|sweetening the glands Of tie stomach.
r. r Bellamy
The semi-weekly messenger., 1902-12-02
Thanksgiving in Manila.

Manila. November 21.--The first gen
Ieral observance of Thanksgiving day
by the Roman Catholic church in the
Philippines, took place here TODAY
Bishop Gracia issued e, letter calling at.
tention to the proclamation of Presi.
ldent Roosevelt and Governor Taft and
directing the observance OF the Ameri.
lean holiday.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1902-12-02
Alleged to Have Been
Committed BY a
Cotton Exporter.
NOW IN CUSTODY

Detectives Yesterday I'm New York
Arrested William Landau on Sus-
pfcion of Being Connected With a
Two Hrndred Thousand Dollar
SwfndIe-Chargc Brought by Well
known banking House of the
Nctropolis-PoIice Wade m EGor,
to Keel the Matter Secret-AIiega-
ton Strongly Denied.