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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
NEW CODE SCHEME DEAD.
4 Concession to De Made Commercial Men
Gen. Greely's Return.
Special Gable Despotch to THE Sun.

Special cable Despoich 10 TIE Sun.
LONDON. June 4.-ien. l. W. Greedy,
head OF tho Signal Corps Of the United
States Army, who came here as the American
representative at the International Tele-
graph Conference. vii! sail for home on TIP
steamer New York Saturday l.
He says it is clear that the conference
will not adopt the new code proposed by
Belgium and seconded by France. but
which is opposed by important commercial
interests in the United States and Great
Britain. The Germans having yielded to
Anglo American pressure. the scheme prob
ably will be postponed. which will be euuva-
lent to its rejection.
Gen. Greely's instructions wore to oppose
the scheme. and having done this by COM
munication and in committee. his work
ended Ore beneficial reform will prob
ably result from the conference. namely.
a concession to commercial men by which
any arbitrary group of five letters will be
allowed as a word
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
YACHTS SEEK H.ARBORS.
Rockefeller Keeps ,Ien on Watch to Pro-
tcct His Park From Flames.

AorSr VERNON. June 4--Forest fires
re-rasirg in the northern section Of West
chester County and rsrte Of Putnam county
ard Conrec, ic,a, and the smoke was So
,ticl; around White Plairs, Mount Kisco.
Paving and Danbury that the sun was
hit,t3cn Yncns sought anchor in the lar
i'ors tire ri'ots tcing afraid to venture
cut
House, a summer hotel at Croton Lake.
The fog horns on the Sound were kept
in operation all day.
Because of the lack Of rain the fine
flower gardens ard lawns OF rich New
den- and watching for fires which might
starr in his private park Of 1900 acres.
Adrian Jselin has dozen men spraying
his rare flowers and shrubs, but the drought
has killed many Of the plants
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
Lake Club were obliged to abandon their

lake Club were obliged to abandon their
camp.
State authorities are doing but littlo TO
be cxtingushed until the rains come. Tho
drought Is the nest severe in " ars. the
total rainfall here for the eight weeks
ending tomorrow having been but three
tenths OF an inch.
kilograms this evening say that the
winds have subsidized and the fire fighters
will hold the fires where they are now as
long as the wind does not blow, -
. tIIcA, June 4.-Wnds which sPrang
up y stcrday afternoon and continued to-
day have famed the Adirondack fors
firts TO the north Of this city into renewed
energy, and vast tracts Of timber, un;
touched by recent frs. are, threatened
with destruction. John A. Stitt, chief Of
Fi Dr. '',aay sn rS "a Webb nu' Ad E
bark, Nehasane, for help to fight the. fires,
The village fire engine and 600 feet OF boss
were d. spatched TO Nehasane.
Forest fires r. ged I'll Ground Saranao
Lake village to-day. The house end barn
Of John W. Wallace ct Franklin Fl lis have
been burned to the ground. Forest Wa rden
from trip along the Chatea.ugay RI abroad,
and reports fires in scores OF places.
Reports have reached here that the
forests in the vicinity Of Canada Ii Ike are
burning fiercely nd that the two hotels,
the Fulton and the Auskerada. and the
cottages are threa tened. A herd Of cattle
owned by Mrs jacob Wood, whose farm
is at the foot of Mount Marcy. WI caught
In the woods and sufocated. Telephone
and telegra phic communice tons between
Saranac Is Ike and Lake Ple cid are cut of.
Smoke overhung this city and vicinity
to-day, and with 1t there was slight odor
OF burnt wood. The sun was partially
obscured, making what might be termed
.yellow day 4"
SARATOGA, June deer and other game,
forced out Of their Adirondack retreats
by the forest fires, are seeking refuge in
the foothills and lowlands, soma having
approached within few miles OF this town
NEW BRUNSWICK VILLAGES RURNEp
ST. JOHN. y. B., June 4.-The villages
Of Prince Of Wales and Musquash, twelve
miles from ST. John, were practically wiped
out nv forest fires last night. Thrty-seven
buildings we're de stroyed, including the
Dunn pork packing establishments, owned
hy the Hon. A. T. Dunn Surveyor General
knights big lumber mills and stores, the
Episcopal parsonage, the Roman Catholic
chapel and the Shore Line railway station.
-Four, railway bridges and one highway
bridge were destroyed, besides a large
amount Of lumber Over 200 persons are
homeless and destitute.
Along tha Drummond section Of the In
tercolonial the fire is alao serious. Forest
dale and Aston junction have beer wiped
out, as has also Bullstrode. on the Doucets
Landing branch of the Grand Trunk Rail-
WV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
STANDARD OIL IN ROIM.4NIi.
Cabinet Ministers Irsr That No Business
re Done With Americans.
80 .c.,' Cdbh De,p1,eh 10 THI

.'p-c'I' Cdbh Despatch 10 THI Sun.
Bt cHAREsr. June "A meeting of the
Liberal supporters OF the Government was
held here last might, at which Prime Min.
lister Storrolza and Minister OF Finance
Cos;inesco made speeches against any deal
ings with the Standard Oil Trust. whose
personalities are now here making in
qurrs as tn the Roumanian petroleum in.
drstrv.
The Ministers strongly rcoomme nd that
all patriots refus. TO tr, at with tho Amer.
c1rs, who. they said. had been made I'm
popular becaus' Of the note 81 Secretary
OF State Hay to tho Powers on the treat
ment Of Jews in Roumanja
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
TRAINS MEADOWS BURNING.
swsmps Dried Up and Fire Ate Down
Into the Peat Bog.

A peat fire has been burning In Trains
Meadows, near Woodsioe, l.. l.. for three
days and great clouds Of smoke are pouring
from It.
The meadows are sunken lots many
acres in extent They are usually nothing
but a bog nd in summer cir ut PUSHES grow
on them The long dry spell has dried up
took Are. At their base there wes leyer
OF several inches Of half decompoeed stalks
Of the growths Of other ye1rs. and the leck
Of WI ter for weeks caused these to be COM
par: lively dry. The fire soon burned over
the surf ce. and has extended six or seven
inches deep in the dry top soil,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
FIRES ~ THE CATSKILLS.
The Mountains Hidden From View BEHIND
Wal OF Smoke.

CA1skILr,, June 4.-This village is en-
veloped by thick heavy smoke, like a
dense fog. ohscuring the sun and making
though ~here is stiff breeze from the
north. il does not afford any relief The
mountains ten miles distant are COM
plAtrly hidden behind n wall Of smc Ike.
Noth'ag CT 'hn kind has ever been eXpc-
rienond in this village before. This Co di-
tion Is due 10 Lumber of large forest fires
raging IN tho mountains.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
No Land for Jews Outside Their Pale.

Special Gable Despatch 10 THE SUN.
ST PETERSBURG .hlne f. The Df 'idi
Messenger says that the Car has approved
the measure drawn up by a committee Of
Ministers iorbdding the Jews to acquire
land. except in locations within the Jewish
pale, Permission is granted to acquire land
and settle within this pale in lol towns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
4 WIRELESS TELEPHONE.
ut kiel Said to Have Made
Successful Tests,
.sp,rol cab. Despatch 10 TIE Sun,

Sprcfoi Cahe Despatch 10 THE Sun.
BERLIN. June THE Ruhmer-Schucker
system of wireless telephone communica-
tion is being experimental with by the
warhips now in Kiel harbor 1t is re-
ported that the tests have been successful
for distance Of fifteen kilometres.
The American, Russian and Danish Gov
ernments are conducting negotiations with
the inventors. for III purpose Of acquiring
the right to USE the system.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
IS on the Are0uipa Saved.

so-etai Cable Despatch TO THE Sun.
LIVERPOOL. June THE owners Of the
steamship Areuuipa, which foundercd OF
Valparaiso on Tuesday. have received
telegram stating that fotv-five persons
aboard that vessel were saved. The
third officer and thirty-one persons were
saved by the steamship Laurel Branch.
Thirteen others we're rescued by a sailing
rcssol
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
Building. Burned on Long Island.

SAYv1LLE, l.. l.. June 1.-THE fire in the
vicinity Of Brentwood spread to the east
ward to-day and swept the whole length
Of the west side OF Lake Ronkonkome.
Two buildings were burned. Hundreds
Of men and boys have been battling with
the flames all day, and through their efforts
many buildings that were In danger have
been saved
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
Orcrs irish Castle. for Motorists Use.

Special Cable Drspo'eh 10 THE SIN.
LONDON. June 1.-The l,nke Of Manchester
has Written TO IN, Automobile Club NJ France
offering it. members the Use of hi. castles
at Tanderagee and Kvlemore, Ireland,
during the International automobile race
next month
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
Against American P1ss' Live-s.

Special Cable Despatch 10 THE SUN.
BERLIN. June THE Importation 81
pigs livers from the United States has
teen practically forbidden by the German
Cove rnment A decree was issued to-day
prohibiting the importation OF all livers
weighing l. 50 than four kilos.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
The Pope Has Intestinal Trouble.

Special Gable Despatch 10 TEE sun
ROME. June THE Pope is slightly in.
dis pot ed He is suffering from an intx-
final complaint. The only audiences
granted by his Holinees are those which
can not be din pens ed with
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
NEW BID FOR RAISING MAINE.
First Hid Rejected as Not In Accord With
Specifications.
can. Despatch to THE sun.

HAVANA. June 1.-THE bid made by
Tiburrio Castanada for raising the battle.
ship Maine has been rejected on the ground
that it docs not accord with the speciflca.
tons Tenders will b., advertised for again
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
GERMAN SHAREHOLDERS SELL.
English Government Gives el35 . share
for Transvaal Railroad Stock.

BERLIN, June 4.--The German share
holders Of the Transvaal Railway. at a
meeting to-day, decided by vote Of 1873
to 100, to &C pit the offer Of the English
Government Of fl35 for each share they
hold, in addition to per cent. interest
on the face value OF their stock for the
period from Sept 1. 1900, to date.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
san JCAN-PONCE RAILWAY.
VANDERBILT Company Deposits 4 Bond 10
Guarantee Its Construction.
Special Cable Despo.ch TO THE Sc,

Spee1a co5le DeSpd!ch 10 TIE Sun.
SAN JUAN. P. R.. June 1.-THE VAN
degrift Construction Company OF Philadel-
phia has deposited bond in tho amount
of 500, 900 to guarantee the construction Of
an electric railway, TO cost ss.0oo, ooo, from,
San Juan 10 Ponce. The sureties are the
Union Surety Company Of New York and
the Guaranty Trust Company Of Scranton.
d,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
Honor for German Charge d'Anu,re..

spretal Gable Despatch 10 TIE SrS,
BERLIN, June THE decoration of the
Red Eagle Of the third class has been con-
ferred on Herr Won Pilgrim Baltazi, the
German Charge d'Afaires at Caracas,
Venezuela, during the recent trouble.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
Small Came Killed.

EAsrPoRr, L. l.. june l.-Scveral de-
structive forest fires are raging on the South
SIDE between Amityvie and Eastport
to-day Miles OF woodland have been de-
vastated hundreds OF foxes, quail and
rabbits destroyed and scores Of houses
threatened.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
Prof. E. r. Mueller Dead.

Special cGo's Despatch to TEE Sun.
BERLIN, June 4.-Prof. c. F. Mueller,
one Of the best authorities on Lat in in
(e rmany, died at Breslau to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
Fog Signals Kept Going.

NoRrHPoRr. L. l.. June 1.-THE sun was
partly obscured all day, appearing only as
a red ball through the smoke. SO deps, was
the smoke this afte moon that the fog sig
malls along the Sound shore were kept going
as in fog.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-05
Chamber Toilet Sets
At TWO-thirdS Prices

This is bit of news that possesses
unusual interest for people that have summer
cottage furnishing under way. From our con
fessedly low prices on Chamber Toilet Sets, we
have subtracted in two instances a full third
The result is noteworthy to degree.
At 80. from $9Eghteen complete Sets. pieces; with
covered sopar in beautiful flower decoration and heavily
Today a third less-Ss
SO fro sio-Ful I2-pece Sets in shape with
full flower decorations and heavily gilt Never sold
vousy for less than Sl5. Today at so
Then, for good measure, this offering of Din
ner Sets a quarter below our regular prices:
$12 from 81 e-Fine Austrian china Dinner Of ion
pieces with soup tureen and three large patsr fire flower
decoration, and all handles gilt Basement
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-09-19

iptipS-n ypnr of plputy HnrS enclosed
in orchard thrifty thirteen in uumher
two brood sows Seventeen hr,d nf Rnr
istered Jersey cows and h.if.rs-on OK
ceptiunnl lot of nri2n winners Wheat
and hov in barn.
Comments being in order ON Can't Svl-
westerns elouuent onuenl for GOOD rooA
improvrmc,rt. and also for crrIitnllr OK
hihits at St. Iouis JoSnph Scarborough
considers if very nccrutnhln that w. have
him with us today That the money
that has been sprut in the phil'inniurS
War would have established good rooI,
over thr country. He homes thar thn
lrnSinm of oyster hrLS may he rnrnur-
aged.
I Harry poiSt nrrnnS with .JoSnuh :
Scarhorough in his comments.
Frank X, Cherry stated that there are
two cliuurs in the dredging interests. one
who is ignorant of the real issue but
thinks ONLY of his rights: the others are
those who wish to iuuruyr the hrls hv
lrnsirg ONT the Ruy for oyster plurtur,
Henry Condor considered if necessary
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-09-19

The |"cll Farmers Cum met with VI.
I. Rreder. on September 9TH. The meet
ing was called to order by the President,
Alfred klrk ana the R"corllng Secre-
1arN beng absent, Elw"od BalderStoh
was appointed for the day. The follow
ing members answered roll can Alfred
MIX. VI. I. Recder, James IL. Maxwell.
NJ. l.. thompson Joseph >. scarborough,
IL. 1. Cameron, ElW""d BhldrrSt"n,
Joseph L. ''r"Ir' Alfred i. MrN ey.
Frank X. Cherry, j. Harry Maxwell, j.
/. Wilson, koht. N. rawlings. j. Harry
ioiSt' newly elected member was also
present anu pald MS membership zee
The following visitors were IN attend
anc" Henry ). Coudon. honorary mem
Der; apr. H. W. sylvester. OF Mary
land Agricultural College; Key. ID. Il.
shaw j. lh"maS l!nir, W imam f'""er
George BaIdrrSton, William X. Cameron,
Alfred f"N' W. W. MAXWELL
Inc minutes OF previous meeting were
read ana with slight correction. were APP
proved
on the can lor experiments. y. Is.
Mr\"E stated that the reed BIRDS mad
again appeared Oh ms sun mowers ANA
ms hrphrWS ma" I"uhu them me sport
manure Spr'huer' mat II hnd moi proven
"htlreiE SATISFACTORY III ha""llh% me
forged manure. 'apt. sylvester report
ru rc@af"lh@ lh' Npr'a"rf uS'h on 'h'
ENpcrih"i'laI farm us peilG arrange" ;"
tlla' the rrei throws thr mhn'lr" from
proaa SURFACE OF qua"raht Oh lh' ma
h'ir'' mus 'i"r""GnlF p"N'ri|InS IT, SAM
ro!I'F throwing on a"'"ihatl'aIlE ah"!'l
-FOUR llcnr> Wh'' inc hiachi'l" Is put III
gear rms llParhlhr ais" Sl'rra"S nm"
very Sa'lSiar'"rl'E' some heih"rrS ais"
teStIIled |" tnr Na'a" oil inns nlacnll"'
'r"rS" hai"'rS'"n on h'lhG called re-
hi"rNeu Oh 'he 'on"l,'"" vi 'hiS "i,uH""'
S'aSoh' Wl'h II Is almost il,iP"SSlhlr TO
h''P our crops cl'an' ne 'all'u 'SP''l"'
a'''','"h ~ lne lr"'t hi"rh''' "h" re-
l"Tt'" l" me most WI" Is Interested III
ir'"l Sr"WihE' H"" h"''" 'h' r'l'arNH III
IaNt month minutes III putting up our
Ir"'t Ill E""h "t""r. hFl'rr'' l" the
secretary pr" 'rh'' VINO mas JUST mar
k"ted hltE hafre!S ol summer apples ut
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-09-19
National Affairs.
Special Washington Correspondence.

w on. GEO. FRISBlE HOAR,
Fl the venerable Senator from
4 Il Massachusetts. has, in All ad-
dress nj Salem. made an AN
nouncement which is attracting wide at
trnton and furnishing food for deep
thought Mr.. lIoar says that the time
to revise the Tariff is at the session fol-
lowing the election of II Republican
President. and the eminent Statesman
furnishes many excellent reasons for his
belief. He submits that the election of Il
Republican President invariably brings
feeling of confidence and relief to the
country ut large, and for that reason
business ut such time is sure to he in Il
healthy condition and least susceptible" to
the shock of changes in the Tariff schcd-
ulcS. He points out. moreover. fact
we'll recognized by every statrman who
has given recent history genuine study.
namely that it takes several years for the
country to judge aS to how Il tariff law
is going to work because it requires time
Tor the business interest To ADJUST lntm-
selves to the new schedules. For this
reason there is danger that any attempt
at revision coming ut the approach of Il
Presidential Election may be followed
by purely temporary depression and that
may produce, i'll turn. Il temporary
change of view on the part of the voters.
a change which would have been entirely
dsSipated before Il Presidential Election
arrived had the tariff revision been at
tempted three years earlier. 1t was this
view of the situation which certain eX-
perienced Senators presented to the Pres
ident ut Oyster Bay last spring. and
which converted Mr.. Roosevelt to the
''Stand pat policy. but it is also this
view which. in the opinion of certain
well posted Republicans, may and prob
ably will lead President Roosevelt to
advocate some notifications in the pre-
sent schedules during the winter of
1904 and 1908.
The opposition recently expressed by
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-09-19

"Rahc> in Toyand" II musical extra
vHgalZa 10y Glen Marlborough and Vic
tor Herbert will be given its initial pro-
ductiom 1T Ford'S Grand Opera House.
Baltimore. week of September Dist, com
ing direct from Il run of 100 consecutive
performances ut the Grand Opera House.
Chicago. and where it returns after IL
hrcf tour of five weeks.
1t is really one of the most beautiful
and StupcndouS of recent musical pro-
lucti"mS-thr plot and characterization
is unique calling for Il numerous com
pHny and extensive chorus.
The melody is by Victor Herbert I'M
America who in this score has achieved
tn" greatest triumph of his career. in
fact in its entirety of II famous company
an enchanting chorus marvellous costumes
wonderful spectacular features and good
comedy it has proved one of the over
whrIming successes of the century.
The production was staged and rrhear-
Sed hv Julian Mitchell. The company in
cludes among its principals the follow
ing favoritrS William Norris. Amy Ric-
ard. Mabel harrison. George Bcnham,
BESSIE Wynn. Nellie DAILY. Charles Gnyer
Gus PiXlcy. Walter Schrode. Robert
Burns. and others.
Matinee Wednesday and Saturday.
Admission - and 30 cents.
Week of September 2Sth Dockstader
Ministries. the Greatest Ever.
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suggested the adviSAhility of putting
package mail boxes on low stands IN
stead of permitting them to stand on the
ground. For this idea Machen advised
them to pay II royalty of SID on each
box which they did and the go-hctwren
divided that amount equally with Mach
ing who increased the cost is the lowest
amount. In the case of Erwin. it APP
pears that the Postal Device and I'm
provrm"nt Company of San Francisco
WAS organized for the purpose of SEWING
to the Government Il small device to be
attached tn letter boxes and to indicate
the time at which the rrXt collection
would be mHlr. This simple little fixture
cost the Government S4.25. Beavers,
Nnchcm and Erwin We're all given stock
in the company ut Beavers suggestion.
and Erwin was made travelling Superin-
trndrnt in order that he might introduce
the device throughout the wr>trrF cities.
The three men named are all indicted on
this count. The largest steal of the lot.
however, is that on which Machen and
Schchlc have been indicted. Schchle.
some times doing business under II hcti-
tiouS name. has been selling letter boxes
To the Post Office ever since 1899. and
has always Divided the profit on the
contracts evenly with Machcn. 1t is es-
timHtrd that Machrn made not less than
$4,000 out of this contract alone.
There are strong Indications that Post
master General Payne will leave the
Cabinet ut an early date. Mr.. Payne.
through his decision in the case of Miss
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-09-19
Working Overtime.

Eight hour laws are ignored by those
tirele>S. little worker>-Dr. Kings New
Life Pills. Millions are always mt work.
night and day. curing Indigestion, Bill
BUSINESS. Constipation. Sick Headache.
and all Stomach. Liver and Bowel troub.
les. Easy. pleasant. safe. sure. Only
- cents at Robert Il. Frazcr's Drug
Store.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-09-19
AmuSementS,
BABES IN TOYLAND.

Ford'S Grand Opera House. Baltimore,
Week of September DIST. the Creates st
Musical Spectacular Hit of the Sea-
son. Babes In ToylanI." With a
Company Numbering Over 300 People.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-09-19

certain dignataricS of the Catholic
Church to the oath required of members
of the International Typographical Union
has served to bring out the fact that. ac
corhing to Il reliable authority. the com
miltrr which. acting for the President.
has just completed an investigation of
the Government Printing Office, called
President RuoScvrlt's attention to the
mcompathility of the printers oath and
their loyalty to the Government. 1t is
claimed. moreover. THAT ii was for this
reason that the President Immediately
instructed Public Printer Palmer to re-
uuirr the usual oath of office from every
employee of tn" Printing Office. which
has been done The members of the
Union referred to are required to swear
that their duty to the Union shall not Dc
intrrfrrrcd with ny ANY allegiance owed
to any other organization. social. polti-
cal. or religious" 1t is explained by
Jerome +. Hcaly. Secretary of Union No
Il. that this should be accepted in II pure
ly pickwickian ScllSr and not as mean
ing what ii says. but it is not unlikely
that the printers will see the umtcnnblc-
ness of their position and will change the
vrlhagc of their oath so that il will be
impossible to coWStruc it aS innMcal to
the loyalty every American owes to his
country or as interfering with the fealty
II man may desire to give to his church.
There has been expressed considerable
curiosity as to the delay in making pub
lie the results of the Printing Office in
vrStigntion. but it may be said that the
reasons for defcrring its publicity are
excellent and are calculated to make for
the best interests Of the Government and
of the office.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-09-19

The past week in the Postal Investi-
CATION has been one of unusual activity
and six persons have been indicted for
conspiracy to defraud the Government.
In addition to Beavers and Machen. there
have been indicted Isaac :. McGeihan
and George ii. Huntington of the Col
umbia Supply Company of New York,
DR.. Eugene d. Scheblc. of Toledo. Ohio,
and James W. Erwin, an assistant SUI
perintendent of free delivery for the ter
ritory west of the Rocky Mountains.
Each Indictment tells the story Of some
new form of graft worked by August
w. Machen. In the case of Mcclellan
and Huntington it appears that Machen
introduced to them a go-between who
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-09-19

The opposition recently expressed by