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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-18
$500
to
$500.

required to pay corporation tax III
lieu OF the services upon said streets,
shall be exempt from labor upon the
public roads.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-18
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.

Nestinss, a yd. CSC, the 15c kind.
Novelty in vestinss, I'd. Sc
45 inch waist linen, I'd. 80. :. 1'c
Laces, Antique and Cluny, 10 new
patterns. ....=.: - u .'e
All-over Laces in up to date styles
and quality :. sl.Uo to 1900
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-18

-Wanted-A reliable boy, y to
Il years of age, to carry papers,
Good pay to the right boy Call on
j. S. Scott. Pacific hotel
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-18
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.

The difference in price isthe only thing
that distinguishes high priced to-measure
made clothing from the individual tailored
ready -tO-Wear
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-18

-Lost-From the Pine Bluff gas
works, a small pet coon; answers to
name Of Rector Finder or any infor-
nation rewarded.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-14
War Claims TO be Paid

Senator Warren. OF Wyoming. has
fSvorRbly rep 'rted rom the Senate Corn.
m { on Gains an omnibus claims hill
carrying the claims of different persons
of the country growing oat af the Civil
War Among them are the following in
Virginia: 4ii alsas..
levi NJ. Hommer, administrator q,
BENJAMIN A. Hummer deceased of Fair.
fax county, $40 r..f.
Robert Nhitacre. administrator of the
estate of Agnes Randall, deceased OF
Fauqpier county. 1885,. a,rz.-. 500. 81
c, K. Carder, Of Rappahannocke county.
$40
Stephen Kenredy of Fsuquier coun-
". $264 81 -sf r.
John z. l.. Hopkins, in his own right
and as- administrator of the estate oi
William II 4. Hopkins. deceased. OF AZ.
comac county, 81 300 "" '
William Wood, Administrator of the
estate Of Basil Cir gshy. deceased. of Ran
pahannock county, S4O4
Adelaide Greenlsw, OF Stafford county.
Sl29. r f f,'..-.i H... rI.7. -
NJ Ringgoiia Brooks, ofStafford coun.
ty. 1929 I. .-.na rrDa a@7 -
Ira j. Partiow, administ rnsor of the
estate OF Lydia H"H ard Hannah Up
dixie. deceased, OF Rappahannock county
Alfred b Carter, Of Fnuquier county,
81 1000 agr --f i.sa '-'...1 % ~
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-14
KING GEORGE.
Sc CSse OF W. n, kiiffieton. VINO IS
esss- Confsned sss tunstIe- Mr..
6umerey. VINO DissppeaSed
From Fla Home. Heard From
- Rev. J. n. Thomas Well
Pounssd-r The m ad oos


80 Somoro, Va February l2th. IYOS.
MIR W. hatiey Mitlleton. of this coun-
". wus urrvsrCt sunday aaI rom nit
I'd to Jail on "A charge OF insanity. and
was Yesterday eSantned IVA corumis.
son COMPOSED OF DR.. VI. W. Minor, Dr
Y. o Caruthers aud Justice ". J Rogers
aud auiudged a laaatic Young Mittietou
was adiudged iusane the latter part of
l'ecenioer; and WAS confined in the coun-
" JSIt 10 uwart n place IN tue ASy lOm at
stanton, but before the hospital officials
eeuld ssndfor him, be became apparently
rational and WASH examined and dis
coarged. The unfortunate man enjnyed
his liberty but asnort time d. fore be,.om-
ing entirely insane again He houYht
quantities Of blood red calico, flannel
etc, and Decorated many of the trees.
tences. etc, near his home with the mate
rial lie lived alone. having a dog and
some cats, Tor which he manifested "A De-
"ul'ar devotion. When AT rested he chung
{" these animals. and the authurities al
lowed him 10 carry them to the jail where
they are now his companions. Mr.. Nit
tieton WAS adiudged insane sume wears
agH, and sent to the Asylum at stanton.
he caseis a sad one. and tue Young man
has the sympathy vi our people
John bumbrey. who mysteriously
DISAPPEARED FROM his home at Chatterton
week ago. has been heard from. Ii WAS
feared that his mind had become nubal.
anced. bur it is reported that his wife
has heard from him in Pennsylyania
Rumbrey is the father of Epbri.m Bum.
brey. the youth who j. serving An IL
YEAR term in the peniteutiary for board
ing vessel in MachodOc Creek several
years ago, shooting. wounding and rob
hlng the Captain and Mate Since tina.
time the elder Bumbrey has been very
respondent
Rev. K Thomas and family have
moved from this county to Colonial
beach. where they will hereafter reside
he member OF the Colonial Reach Ban
tist chur h and u number oi the other
EOol people OF the town r,,ided Mr
Thomas home soOu after his arrival
there. ami gave him such plundiuy'
A. only popular preachers are heir To
The good parson' : parishoner- and friet d :
not Only presented him with all manner
ut vatahles. but made his reception par.
'iculariy warm 10y dumping a pi:,. Of
choice tire wood in mis- bacS yard
Mrs Virginia d. Greenlaw. OF HOLLY
wood. Ia lower Stafford. is reported YER,
lick. an her large circle of friends are
Ntremt ~ dicitous about her condition
MIST W Rogers ofthis neie hborhood
l. a - very sick, being con hned to h,-i
Nith iheumatiSui -.L.4-
Mr. George " Sarrel. 81 Washington j.
spending some days on his farm here
som ri The animals here which were
bitten by a mad dog a little more than
Two weeks ago have exhibited uami-tak
a"le symptoms OF hydrophObia aad had
10 oe Killed yesterday number 81 81 hers
ore D. iag kept IA cODtint mrnt to await
Developments
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-14
Marriage Killed . Ground Hos.e,e

kiog George Co. Va, Feb. 18th. 1903
Aontague Chapel was the scene Of a
pretty wedding on 'sst "wednesday eve
ninS Toe contracting parties were Mr.
'irprge Mcdaniel and Mise Susie lee.
Ia order to s~ttie all dirpntes as "a
whether the ground hog came out on the
day sacred To that animal. am reauest-
ed TO state that Mr.. Gustie Davis fonnd
one on that day, searching for sunny
spot "a his yard. bnt he, being a rad Icon
oclast aud unaffected by ANY reverence
Tor tins ancient superstition. killed the
worthy prognosticator. | was not told
~ u whether the martyred prophet
snrceesied IN casting shadow or not be-
fore his death
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-14

: ~l.ss'-Sleasif ia Aslsville. \ 4 % Or.
3 T. NJ eurry. Removes from She
s9ge. OF humaa nctiyity ono OF the
South's brightest and best Dsen.
DE-. Carry was true Southeruer. a
'hightoael srntlemon. brilliant
writer. successful diplomat. brave
soldier andthevery exemplidcatiou Of
Christian character. Hewas a friend
To tl4e negro, out MS work among
the-calosedIeeple di4not cause,h iui
10 tiSht tie South. -HeLIiexelt l.at
in the Southern white man the negro
would find his lost-and truest friend.
As the representative of -this-conn-.
Try at the Court of Spain. he was
doubtless tile most popular Of all
preign ministers. then located in that
country Prooloftbisflct was plain
" evident VIXEN, during "a recent visit
to Spain As the representative of this
Government at tie croNning of the
present King, he was accorded the
nSe Of TIE royal coach aud ioyously
welcomed by people of all classes in
that country.
DR.. Curry was well known and
greatly beloved in Virginia. He was
at one time President of the Virginia
state Baptist Association and at an
other time a professor in Richmond
College
His second wife vas Miss Thomas.
Of Richmond.
This great aud good man has
gone, but his memory VIII ever he
cherished and his name become fra
grant like unto the roses
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-14
CAROLINE.
Notes, and peraonai Items

Bowling Green. Va Feb. llth. 1908.
Miss Annie &. llins entertained the +
y. Club in delightful manner at her
home ON Main street last Friday night.
Miss Winston. of Louisa county. is the
guest OF her sister. Mrs / 4 Wright
Mr., Ton shepherd. Of the Smith--Cog-
hll shoe Co, is registered at the Lawn
Mr.. George f Burt Of waverly. was
the guest Of DR.. W. l.. Rroaddus and
family few days ago
Misc Grace Pollard went To Richmond
Tuesday night. having been called there
10y the sickness OF one-of her sisters of
that city.
Mrs r. p. Smoot spent last Friday in
your city.
Miss Julia Ryland. Of Richmond. is
spending a portion os this week with
The Misses Broaddus, -t
Owing to indispositiOn. DIR Johu Pol.
lard was unable TO I'LL his pulpit at the
bowling Green BAPTIST church on sun.
Gay night
Miss Mary Voolfolk is spending a few
days in Hichmond
Miss Frances II Rroaddus. who il
taking a course at Richmond College.
spent Sunday and Monday at her home
here
The students at the Seminary enio, ed
a ''Peanut Party" given them on last
Monday night by the teach. r. of the
SEMINARY
MIR. IA NJ. pegg is quite sirk nj his
home on Milford street with erysipelas
Of the face
Mr. J ii Meyers. who bad the misfor.
tune To loose his right hand in "a corn
shredder last Friday. il Ding "a well ~
could be expected
The Misses Brnaddus have is-nei invi
tations to a Valentine party to De given
on next Saturday night at their home
here
Miss Sallie r. Segar. ~ Middl~sex. is
spending few days with Mrs Il s. Mon.
cure
: Mr.. ;. W Broaddus has returned from
Richmond, and is recovering slowly from
the operation. which he underwent while
there
1he two little daughters OF pr. r T..
Hn'ier. who have both been quite sick
I with the grip, are recovering and will he
, ont IN a few day
Mr.. ID II. Powers. Jr al Port ROYAL
/ sprnt II portion Of this week il town
Mrs. L G. Nslent tine has recovered
from an attack OF the grip.
Mr. X Broaddu- ha- returned from n
short visit To Richmond
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-14
Col. Harper Refires From Oruu
o~ Iis 81 Business. r

Col. Il. n. Harper. of Governor Monta-
gueis stan, whpss reported 40 I've train.
ing Tor congress from the Eighth district
has sold out his drug business ia Wash
ington TO Stoee g. Pool.S Col. Harper
wiil be a. the bead Of the new. national
bank which has been organized there. IL
Is rolnored that his retirement from the
drug business is step 10 the direction of
a candidacy forcongress. as he haastated
thatlthe did run be would prepare him,
sell 70 devote a great deal az time to con.
vassihgths district. Alexandria Gazette.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-14
The Peninsula Fair in Aeeo.m..e :.

The stockholders of the Peninsula Fail
AssociatioD.of AcoomaG met in annua
meeting at Tasley and elected the follow
ing officers; a, ..4.il .rasr .-.>.H. .4'l..
Judge John W. G.. Blackstune, presi.
dent; y, W. Mock, yice-president; Thorn
as ) Hopkins, Tasley, secretary and
treasurer. Executive Committee: W. III.
Parker, g, W kilmon, z H. Nelson, j
H.. Ayers, W. T. Wright. " o. Finney.
> ". q, Blackstone, J IL, Hickmao aud
g F. Parker.
The sixth animal fair OF the association
MI commence August fth and .continne
fonr dave
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-14
Honores Memory ofchas. 3. Rou.

The birthday anniversary ofthe lats
Charles Broad way Rouss was celebrated
at Winchester Wednesday ni2ht A
Thousand persons attended. Later a
banqa was given by the Charles Rouss
FIRE Company. The toasts wrrt. a.sa. ga
'Charles broadway Rouss" responded
to 10y Judge Daniel p. Lucas, of Charles
town, W Va
The Ladies'" by Hon Hugh Gordon
Miller, of Norfolk 1sr efffraslr =. :
Our Country" by Congressman James
Hay. i.a e---s rof ..iS hoa $50 Il
,rFhe Press, y by Hon. D. 6. O'Flaherty.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-14
VIRGINIA NEWS

\ pension has been issued at Washing
ron Ia Moses Thomas, Dunusyilie. Essex
county, >.
memorial window has been placed in
the Baptist church NJ Warrentonin honor
OF the Rev. II. III. Wyer
The residence OF Frank i.ittle6eld. near
Goruonsviile. wac destroyed by fire
Thursday Al OF his household goods
were also burned
The friends OF the late james Y Brooke
have placed a beautiful tabl,,S in the Pres
byterian church at WarreutOn which was
IN lie his pious care. ia death mis- mem
orial -
VIM Fletcher. "A native of Rama
hammock county. now a praeticing law
yer OF Chicago, has written very highly
mentioned law book ON Equity Plead
Ing and Practice -
Lighthouse ship No ~ bnilt at Pc
ter-burg at "A cost Of : lOO, 600 for the l.
;. Government, has gone to n sea on a
,rial trip Next week it will be taken to
Portland. Maine, To be used of the coast
there
Ia recent wreck GA the Southern Rail
way. beyond Charlottesville. Elias John
son, oi fanquier county, received serious
lAluries. Two ribs and his collar bona
We're broken lie was fireman on the
engine
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-14
20 sarkeepers Indicted

Asa result OF the grand jury investigation
regarding Sunday liquor selling ia Nor,
ioiS warrants for 20 saloon keepers were
sworn out. Messrs. X. l.. Seay, e. L.
Dozier and J. I. I.anghorne. private citi
zens, whom Mayor Riddick had secured
TO get evidence when the Police Depart.
ment failes to carry out his instructions
were the complainants.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-14
THEORY VS.. PRACTIcE-

Pennsylvania is one of those States
whose people are eternally claiming
that We OF the Southland do not
treat the negro right And yet in
that great asylum Ca for the color
ed man, the following letter is pub
iished IN a prominent city daily:
Sill am a colored man. a mechanic
by trade There Is nothing in the line of
a house in wood that cannot make.
can build sll the stairs, windows make
the sashes. blinds aud doors I can
build a house irom the ground mn and
turn the keys over to the owner com.
pieted. can draw the plans, make the
blue prints, make the specifications. and
giveestimates- Yet am declared from
employment on account OF nv color
The prejudice in thiscity isstrong against
me, much stronger than in the place 4
came rom No one wants me because /
am coiored man- Why is this2 Il am
tnirty-seyen years old. drew the plans
OF tpe coiored chufeh-,on Tasker- street.
above twentieth. My name IA ON me
cornerstone built the State CoIored
College OF OraDgeburg. S. c., and | have
built cottages in Orangebnrg and for
the mayor OF Beaufort, s. c.. but stiIl !
am debarred from employment In. Pbila.
deIphia. -
SAMUEL II. BLyrHrwoop I.
What a splendid example of love
for the colored race is here exhibited.
1t is in order for our Pennsylvania
contemporaries to say something.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-14
The Campbell Investis alton Case.

; Day, the Amherst druggist. was a
star witness Thursday in the Campbell
examination. His testimony was the
best given in beh AZ 81 Judge Campbell.
lie denied the damaging allegations
made against the amherst Judge with
reference TO bays conduct OF the liquor
business. Day said the story of the negro
Rosc-that be had procured Jugs OF
whisky at Day : drug store for Campbell
was without foundation. He denounced
as ialee the statement of DIN Bowen
that he took IA drink in Days place with
Judge Campbell. and Day denied that be
had ever had an order from Judge Camp.
Dell Tor whisky in any form Judge Camp
bell might have Ia co drink in his place
while he kept saloon, he said, but not
since The deuiais of the witness were
sweeping. Day took a rap at both Com
monwealth's Attorney Evans and the
preachers
Juror Bnriord, whose affidavit to the
effect that the Jurors declare they would
cut aud shoot their way out Of the iury
room before they would be impeached
was a remarkable witness. He admitted
having signed the affidavit and seen the
notary aiiix his certificate, but declared
that his statements were not true. He
said he signed the paper with the under
standing that it should only stand until
- modified one could be prepared.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-14
POTOMAC, FREDERICK SBURG AND
PIEDMONT RAILROAD.
Schedule tor Is

Connections a. Frederick, i.,iru with r.
= r X r., and Weems Steamboat Co Al
Orange with Southern X u aud Chesapeaka A
Ohio X. X.
The only line to the chaneenorsvilIe and
wilderness Battlehelds
Eastern standard Time. Daily excebt SIM
aay. W. H. RICHARDS. Gen Nana,.x
TRAIN No, leaves Orange the sth Monday
In each month at 3 p "
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-14
Congressman Jones and the Relief
Bill for the PhitiupineS 4fass

Congressman Jones made a point OF
order in the House OF Representatives az
Washington on Thursday against the
item 10 appropriate SO 0OO. 900 for the
relief OF the distress in the Philippines
by the purchases and distribution or sale
oil farm implements, farm animals. sup.
piies and necessaries OF life and through
the employment OF labor in the con
strnction OF Government wagon roads.
railroads and other puciic works." He
y ithorew the point OF order, however
won the understanding with MIR Cannon
tnNt the word railroad should be
strneh ont and that provision should
De N Ne Tor a detailed report OF expepdi-
lures dN1sr the appropriation.
Mr., JOKES mpyed 70 reduce the ammo
prietien frems &3sDoo.Q00 to 81 500
600 which w. }ost = Z,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-14
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


live csnpot,arrest the IeuSr-evitu.-
. together Ii we cannot soprress II ebtire-
-}y is-it act -e"ufeetiry worr+r-rur-rrtrrirr
by temperance men that we can reduce
tAatevil largely and apply the nonev
, that is-expendedg for 1t Ia good and
righteous pnrposes=to pay ioE- shaas+sssl-
nal expenses which M sy arise from it aud
to relieve and bless the average Tx pay
ers-henry" bulletin. g 2 TO-
This would be a good proposition
if it wers logical and based on facts
but theexperience OF sont Carolina.
the birthplace of the dispensary does
not bear out this deduction.
Is A dispensary. may be successfully
conducted in Martinsville. but that
is no argument to prove that such
would he the case were il a State
proposition
The only way we can possibly ar
rive at just conclusion is to draw a
comparison with State that has
tried such law
South Carolina has tried &c and
the enactment has been found want
ing.
Go to any section of the Palm tree
State and ask the best citizens what
they think of their liquor law and
they with one accord viii tell You
that it is bad law.
Open your eyes TO the political
conditions of that State and YOU be
hold debauchery and corruption
traceable directly to the notorious
dispensary law.
= Take a trip through the land Of
rice and hominy and you are dis
gusted with the conditions.
Theorizing is sometimes pleasant
pastime but in this case we need only
TO look at the practical demonstra-
ton OF the law in action aud we are
compelled to throw our theories to
the winds and agree that a dispense
ry law is both unpleasant and nm
safe. ~.D T~rF O
Mark our prediction. II Virginia
shall adopt "A dispensary measure
her people will only regret it once
and that will be all the time that
such law has life and action.
Some of the liquor dealers OF this
State may and doubtless do break
the existing laws but With all these
short eomings the present statutes
on the subject are lar more prefern-
BILE than the enactment Of such n
law as is proposed by the Clayton
bill.
Adopt dispensary law and who
have you pleased or helped? The
temperance advocates oppose it and
OF course the liquor dealers are not
In favor of it.
The only man who would possibly
be happy is the fellow who could be
come one of the States purchaser OF
liquor and his great Joy would find
it's foundation in the expectancy OF
securing rake Of from the whole
sale dealers whose goods he would
purchase.
If it is socialistic for the State to
own railroads and telegraph services
why would it not also be socialistie
for the State TO own the liquor busi-
ness?
Away with such legislation Give
US laws that willhelp and not hinder
the progress OF the State, Safe
guard the homes and business inter-
est OF the Commonwealth. Enact
such legislation as will bnild up for
US condition of uprightness and
progressiveness but. heaven forbid
that the time shall come when Syir-
GINA shall become a dispenser OF wet
goods with officially appointed bar
tenders.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-14

An effort is to be made next week
to secure the establishment, by the
Legislature, OF State Board ofchaar.
ities. This is move in the, right di-
rection aud should meet with the
hearty approval OF our lawmakers
- ~ ~ :
j There should be no objection to
the Cromwell resolutions TO look over
the books OF the State Asylums. IL
is bcsiness-like to audit the accounts
OF officials occasionally. e'b'i''9 ooisr'
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-14
MARRIAGES

Mr.. Thomas F. Warren md Miss Eths
May Wood. daughter of Nr 4. II Wood
ot Mllenheck. Lancaster county. wer,
married at the residence 90 the bride.
father Wednesday Rev. \. H. Reynolds
officiating.
At the residence ol the brides parents
near trpervills. Fauquier county. MIR
William L. Symons and Miss {. Nav
Stiekles were married n ar-day. Rv
): l. kibler officiating Tie young G ~
pie viii make their home H. Clarke c,un
ty-
pretty home marriage vas solemni
red at the home OF the brid : parents. al
Cuipeper at noon Wednesd y, when Miss
Josephine King. became T. - bride of Mr
+. W Sparrow, of baltimore. Rev Geo
W Mathis. Otiiriated Nr. and Nrs
Sparrow lett for an extend. 4 bridal tour
They will reside in Baltim ~.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-14
R.r.J.s. Peter. pseiines

Rev ] Sidrey Peters announced that
be bad finally DECIDED not to accept the
Saf0lb League Of Virginia He has NOT
fied the lea<ne officers Of his refusal.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-14
has just iinishcdinvento,.y
and we find lots of rem
Tuesday Morning, Feb. 5.

81 Q y olocA' we VIII place on sale at ridiculous
prices remnants of Dress Goods remnants -
remnants of Flannelette, remnants of Sheetino
remnants OF White Goods, remnants Of Silk, rem
nants OF Percales, remnants of Calico remnants of
Cotton, remnants of everything
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-14

Cleanliness, strength and con
venlence are the chief character
istics of the Three-piece Metal
Beds. The simplest beds that
are built-the only parts being
the head, the foot and the
spring. (No separate side rails }
The only practical three-piece
beds that have been produced.
In these Beds one ovcrcomes
Rock Island Argus., 1903-12-22
DEITRICH'S COUNSEL
EXPLAINS PLEADING
Tells Why Nebraska Senator Refused
to Commit Him
self.

Omaha. Dec. 22.-GCneral John G.
Gown, counsel fer Senator Dietrich,
believes the senator's pleading before
the federal court to indictments re-
Gently returned against him, is mis-
understood, and makes the following
explanation: THE report that Senator
Dietrich has declined to plead to the
Indictment charging him with receiv-
ing money to secure the appointment
of Jacob Fisher as postmaster at
Hastings is misleading.
This is the indictment to which Sen
ator Dietrich pleaded not guilt. and
the Indictment that he insisted upon
being tried for. The senator declined
TO plead to the conspiracy indictment
for the reason that Fisher interpOses
demurrer; that the Indictment
charges no Offense. The entire transac-
tiOn can be brought out in the trial of
the Indictment charging Dietrich with
receiving money for pOStOffice appoint
ments and that is what we want"
Rock Island Argus., 1903-12-22
PAPERS SHOULD HAVE
BEEN SUPPRESSED
Counsel in ShipbuiIding Case Exer-
cised Over Publishing of
Correspondence.

New York. Dec. 22.-The hearing in
the United States Shipbuilding receiv-
ership proceedings was postponed to-
day until tomorrow because of the
illness of Counsel Untermeyer. of the
suing bondholders Before the exam
iner announced adjournment Guthrie
counsel for Schwab and others, made
a statement regarding the publication
in the morning papers of letters and
kilograms that passed between the
firm and Alexander q Green regard
ing the French underwriters.
He stated they were private com
municatiOns and said the person gull
ty of causing their publication was
guilty of gross contempt of court
Wollman, associate counsel with I'm
termeyer, declared the letters and tel
egrams were published without the
knowledge Of either himself or Inter
meyer. and it was finally agreed the
counsel on both sides would use every
effort to learn who gave out the com
municatiOns.