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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-01
DEATH OF Dr.. FfNKARD.
succumbs to EneSts Of garbolic Acid at
charlottfsaili& va

Cu6xIotTX va : f
The death Of DR.. .. PIhkard. former
washingtonian,w VIII N 4oc1krred yesterday
afternoon at Charlottesville. Va. is an
nounced in special dispatch to The Star
from that place. IT is stated that death
was due to the effects Of a dose Of carbolic
acid. taken. 1t is believed, with suicidal
intent.
Prior to going to Charlottesville last Mon
dav DIR. Pinkard had for about three
months been a patient at Garfield Hospital
IN this city, sureri1g with an affection Of
the head. AS his condition appeared to be
somewhat improved Monday morning. 1t
decided that b s9Ss 60 to the home
Charlottesville. He became Respondent
Yesterday morning. It's stated, and while
the members of his dalehter's family were
Ss,rried to- the hospital of the uniuersity of
Virginia, but his life. could not be saved.
DR. rinkard was sixty five years of age.
He was born at Charlottesville and had
resided in Washington the greater part OF
the time since 1868, being engaged at diff
ferent periods IN -the drug business. He
served throughout the civil war On. the con-
federate side, acting m me capacity OF NOS ';.
first wife being Miss Nellie O. Butler OF
Albemarle county,, va. His second wife IS
also dead and he - survived by brother'
DR.. II. NJ Pinkard Of I31 18th street north
west. this city, and daughter, Mrs. w. L.
Payne Of Charlottesville: Deceased con-
Quoted drug store on 14th street north
west near the boundary and afterward es-
tablished a pharmacy at 2G 9Th street
northeast.
DR.. Pinkard had long feared an attack OF
paralysis, it was stated, and that is given
as the only possible reason that could be
assigned for the act.
When DR.. H. M. Pinkard was seen by
Star reporter today at his home on 18th
street he stated that he received two dis
patches yesterday from Charlottesville. The
first, which came about o'clock, stated
that his brother was not expected to live
The second dispatch, received about
O. clock, announced his death. No mention
was made of the belief that deceased had
taken a fatal draught of carbolic acid. DR..
Pinkard stated that his brother had been
i'll since last June. He had severe pains at
the back of his head and complained that
it was impossible for him to find relief.
Prior to his severe illness deceased was
drug clerk in several Washington estab-
lishments HIS last residence place here
was at Sd and H streets northeast.
DR.. II. NJ Pinkard believes his brothers
funeral will take place in the city OF his
birth Charlottesville, where the connections
are with some of the best Virginia families.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-01
CRUELTY TO RACE HORSE.
Charge Made Against Francis A. Hollis
in Police Court.

An interesting case involving a charge OF
cruelty to animals is to be tried In the
Police Court next Tuesday. Francis A.
Hollis is to appear as defendant. 1t is
charged that cocaine was used on his horse
Thanksgiving day before the animal was
entered in a race. Agent Wright of the
Humane Society alleges that the animal
was not in condition to participate in
race, and that cocaine was used on its
legs In order to prevent suffering.
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s12 ed to SIS $8.05

Ladies' Best Quality Kersey Cloth o.
Black Some tight-fitting backs. some
tourist backs and belted. Collarless ef-
fects, inlaid with velvet, strapped
seams, trimmed in buttons and silk.
Full sleeves, turned-back cuffs. Beau
tifully and heavily lined with Skinner
satin. Worth $500 to $500. Tomor-
row, 1896.
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Coll

csc. Point Venise Lace Collars,
Shoulder Capes and Berthas; choice as
sortment of Childrens Coat Col An,
lars; newest point lace designs. TSSs
19c Jetted Lace Collars. spangIed.
beading and applique point trim 81
IueU.
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Home Needs.

Lot of 4O-inch Fancy Curtain Swiss;
worth 10c and l215c. Green AZhc.
Ticket Day. .........'.......... 20
Huck Towels, with fringe and colored
borders; worth 12iac. Green MZbC
Ticket Day. ................... O4O
Short lengths of Piquot Sheeting; "a;
worth off the piece, PC. Green NSc
Ticket Day.
Short lengths of Table Oilcloth; rang
ing from 11s to yards; worth II &C.
25c. a yard. Green Ticket Day. w.
Short lengths of Table Damask, some
pieces of Turkey red; worth of 3Sc
the piece, 75c Green Ticket Day. SSs
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Waists and Wrappers.

One lot OF ColOred Madras Waists,
mostly all sizes: worth 75c. and no.
H-Green Ticket Day.......... C$Ss
One lot of Flannelette Wrappers In a
fine assortment of colors and styles; all
have deep fOunces on bottom, trimmed
waists; perfect fitting; worth 81 Zoe
Odds and ends OF Boys Percale
Waists, Numbered and unlaundered;
Puritan, Mothers Friend makes; Dnc
worth 75c.-Green Ticket Day. k>Ss
Special lot of Atwood Satin Striped
Challie Waists, In champagne, cream,
black and brown: made with tailored
pleats front and back; worth CD An
$3-Green Ticket Day ........... Vks w
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UraI breinas.

Fifty-cent Children's School CmbreI.
las; good gloria cloth Green UNr
Ticket Day. S>Ss
One lot Of Ladies' Gloria Silk Umbrel-
las, in plain and fancy handles; also a
swell lot of Mems Umbrellas with silk
covers; worth S1.25. Green Tick On,
ct Day. .OSSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-01
The Millinery.

zoe. Children's Flat and Rolling-brim
Sailors manufacturers seconds - in
brown, red. blue and castor. De
Green Ticket Price. ..................A
Your choice Of a table full of Ladies'
Jet Hats, in all the latest fall shapes. in
all colors; some are velvet and Jet
bound; worth Toe. to 81. Green Dc
Ticket Price.
Children's Rolling-brim Sailors, velvet
band trimming, some gold button orna-
ments-square and round crowns
all shades-worth $780, spe- AQc.
cial. Observation-Disclosures.
Odds and ends of Silk and Velvet Hats.
the remainder of our recent purchase.
In mostly all colors; also large crown
Sailors, velvet and buckle trim zoe.
med. Special. ....................."
Velvet Toques in mostly all colors-the
remainder of our recent purchase-in-
Guiding Broadtail Velvet and Silk Hats
large and small shapes; worth Sn 6S
81 and IS. Special. ............. ~A'O0
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Domestics.

Lot of Good Quality Apron Bingham;
all colors. Worth &c. Green 3lZC
Ticket Day. ...............-.... IT,
Short lengths of Fancy Cretonne; some
very pretty patterns Worth hIZC.
121bc Green Ticket Day. ..... ~/3
Special lot of Outing Flannel; extra
good grade. Worth, 10c. Green hZ6c
Ticket Day. .................. 20
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SIS Women's @M or
Coats, OYeYO

Ladies' 42-inch Tourist Coats. in Kerr
sey and Covert Cloth, in Tan, Castor,
Blue, Brown and Black. Box-pleated
back; some full. loose back; some strap
seams and belted back; collar and col
larless effects. Trimmed in velvet. Full
sleeves-turned-back cuffs. Very best
quality satin lining. Worth $1,000. Spe-
cial, 1896.
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Children's Department.

Special lot of Child's Cloth Coats, with
round cape, trimmed in lace; brown
navy, tan; worth S.. Green S1 80
Ticket Day. ............''.''
Special lot of Infants Wrappers; but
ton down %a,.f front nsv worth 1sc, 1lAc.
80 dozen Children's Bingham Aprons;
made of "Amoskeag' Bingham; pleats
down front, with straps: all
sizes; sold at 29c. Green Ticket dn~
Day. ......'....''
30 dozen Children's White Lawn
Aprons, Bibs and Bretelles, trimmed
with embroidery; all sizes; 1OI/c
worth 25c. Green Ticket Day. A@I2S'
Velvet Coats for children; round capes,
trimmed with lace medallion and lace
insertion sizes 4 to years; S3 ~
worth So. Green Ticket Day. ..~0'oO
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Hosiery and Underwear.

30 dozen Childrens Fleece-lined Vests;
pearl buttons; ribbon trim
med. Worth 2oc. Green 1ONLc
TICKET LAY ~
30 dozen Children's Hose; spliced heel
and toe; fast black. Worth 7N/r
Ice Green Ticket Day. ........ HI2S'
Odds and ends of Black Lace Isle
Thread Ladies' Hose. Worth 25c. &c
Green Ticket Day.
Odds and ends in Ladies' Fleece-lined
Vests; high neck and long
sleeves Worth 29c. Green Dc
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BedWear.

Special lot Of ia Blankets: extra
good weight: colored borders; OSc
worth s1.5OLGreen Ticket Day. WV
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
MARKET LETTER

Special Correspondence
Kansas city. March 7.-Cattio cup.
ply last week was 2syy2. 5000 mead
less than previous week Prices, OF
course. we're armor under lighter re-
coiptr. and tho various classes gain.
Cd from 10 % 30 cents during the
Wses There was a liberal supply Of
ted western steers. which sold strong
and evenly with the natives at ff15
90 $3.50, She stun sold strong az no
cents higher during the week. and
stockors and feeders advanced TO 90
20 cents. according 10 quality. The
host inquiry was ior light stockevs.
when cold. for westerns. $3.50 Go
$3.50 The supply at Kansas City 90
dag is $1,000 mead, market steady ON
everything desirable. particularly
stockers and feeders The mild wealth.
cr the last few Gays has infused conn.
dcnco On country buyers aud oncour
AGED spectators. with benefit % sell.
cra ~ this class OF cattle. The good
market last week ic- tat steers also
proved 10 be an element OF strength
IN the stockor and ioodor market
sheep receipts AZ Kansas city last
week we're 2t7is, so per cent more
than same week last year. and 5000
head short OF previous week Re.
colpts run largely 90 yoarllugs and
lambs. resulting 90 n weakness Tor
these kinds especially aB the quality
of lambs that have uccn coming. 10
not above medium W9thora and ewes
held up steady, howoyc al supply
of those in the country is evidently
short Run today Is 6.O0O head. mar
kri 1n lambs end yoarlings 90 a ahadO
lower again. but wothors and ewes ro.
main arm Top prices today arc
$500 on lambs. yoariings. 500.
wothera. ftGO; ewes. 4f2O. the sup.
ply last week was easily absorbed by
the packers, whose sheep killing cap
acity az Kansas city this year 10 90
per cent greater tnan u Was az THIS
time last GEAR. owing 20 recent TN
provcmonts az tho packing houses
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12

OF a certain prOmiaHory note o. me
said John n. Single and Evelyn stin-
Gle for the sum Of three hundred and
my dollars. dated November 22nd.
1904 and payable on or before one
year after said last mentioned date 10
the order OF Ms %. 2. Nelson with
interest no che reto Of eight per cent
per annum frOm date. payable guar
torly.
And Whereas Tho said dood OF
trust contained condition therein
that e the makers ~ said note should
fan 20 pay the same az maturity the
said trustee 40 tho request of the legal
holder Of eald note shoH.d soll the
above described property az public
auction TO tho highest bidder 81 tho
front door OF the poatohice in the
city of Albuquerque. county OF Ser.
nnllilo aforesaid. FIRST giving four
weeks public notice Of the time. terms
and place Of sale and of the property
to be- sold by Advertisement 10 some
newspaper prIntcd and published in
the city 0f Albuquerque and upon said
sale to execute and deliver q deed in
Zee simple Of the property 30 sold 90
The purchaser thereof and receive tho
proceeds Of said falo. and out Of such
proceeds should pay, first the costs
and expenses Of executing this rust
including reasonable Attorney fees
ard compensation Co the trustee for
his services. and next shall apply the
proceeds remaining over 90 the pay.
mont Of said deb, aud Interest. AMI
the remainder n any. 10 tho makers
OF said note or their leEai Representa-.
I tIyes.
And Whereas Thoro o. due. owing
I 8nl unpaid from the makers OF said
note 10 said Mrs. b. T.. Nelson the sum
OF three hundred and City dollars With
| interest a. aforesaid from che 12nd
day Of November. 1909. and the said
/ Mu p. u Nelson the legal holder
of said NOTE has requested tho undor.
I signed trustee t0 snll said property
Tor the purposes and iu accordance
| with lhe terms of said deed OF trust
Now Therefore D. A. B McMillon
fnr undersigned trustee in cQuellofn.
ton OF the foregoing aud by virtue
of Che powers vested in me by said
F.. deed OF trust. viii on the 28th lay Of
March. 1904 at the hour OF twelve
O'Clock noon on said day AZ the from,
door Of tho pomonce IN The City Of
Albuquerque. county Of Borna'illo
aforesaid. offcr To- sale and sell the
above described real estate 90 public
auction 20 the highest and best bidder
Tor cash 10 pay said promlssory note
amounting with interest TO the day OF
sale 10 the sum OF three hundred and
eighty eight dollars aud twonty.foul
cents. and for the payment OF coHt'
of advertisement. and reasonable fe'
20 said trustee and bis counsel
A. n NcMlLLEN.
Trustee
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
THE ST. LOUIS
EXPOSITION STAMP

Washington, u g., March 1.-The
bureau OF printing and engraving ia
working overtime ius. now on the
new stamps 10 be- Issued Ia commend.
ration OF the Louisiana Purchase Ex-
position. Though the stamps Will not
Dee placed on sale before May ! con.
siderable time Is required 90 turn
them out. az the total number viii
amount to almost 100000 600. Those
who nave aoon adya .co proofs OF the
stamps declare them 20 be superior
from an artistic STANDPOINT. 20 either
the Chicago or Buffalo exposition o.
sues. The series 81 10 Include q one
cent stamp. with a portrait OF Robort
u. Livingston; two.cent, with a por.
trait OF Thomas lonorgoni tnroocent
with a portrait OF James Monroe
avecent with a portrait OF William
Mckinley. and ten-cont with small
map outlining the territory OF see
Louisiana Purchase
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12

whereas. John II single and Nv
elyn sungle bis wife, on tho 22ni
day OF November, 1901 executed aui
delivered 10 the undersigned A. b. Mc.
Mlllon as trusOoo. their certain dead OF
trust OF that date. which said deed Of
trust lu recorded On tho Office of the
probate clerk aud ox-0mClo recorder
Of Bornalillo county In volume ten
uW OF decd Of trusts pago is5. re-
ference 10 which d hereby made and
dld thereby then and there convey 10
the said a. b McMnlen a. trusteo, the
following real estate situate in tho
county OF Bernalllo territory OF New
Mexico t0.wiJi
lot ave t5l ~ block twontys ola l2dl
Of Hunings Highland addition 60 al.
buquerquo as che same % known on
the plat thereof nlod IN tho once
OF TIE probate clerk and oxOniclo re.
corder OF Born0lillo county on the
18th day oi December. 1850
And whereas The said decd Of
trust was made 20 secure the payment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12

Some Smooth Work-rhere 10 an
artist 40 cash nitlng IN Aiamogordo
and me- has oeen doing lucrative
business on the whole since sunday
morning, says the Aiamogordo Jour.
nal The hrst evidence OF his work
was discovered az the Hilburn Club
rooms on Pennsylvania avenue. The
proprietors noticed Monday morning
when they entered TO open business
that the safe was wide open and on
examination found Il 10 be Quilted OF
los contents and cash 20 the amount
lot Gl,2S3 gone The artist was GER
iaiuly a smooth one. as the combina-
ton had been worked and not d
scratch OF any Kind was dlscernible
100 there Is any Glow 90 the Identity
~ the robher d BE- Kept under the
stric,est surveillance
Those things. like earthquake and
misfortune. never seem 20 come sin.
Gle and the Hllburn robbery was fol.
lowed up the next day boy the robbery
of the money drawer in W. u. Oyior'a
store un Ninth street. whore an the
change ne had was taken, amounting
to something over SIS The store was
crowded Tuesday morning between
and n o'clock aV Mr. Oylor was
busy waiting on customers aud at
tending o. the general order OF BUSH
ness Ho stepped into the meat mar.
ket next door and when no returned
to get some change Tor a customer
ho found tho money drawer cleaned
out A llttlc later the report came
down town that tho residence Of Will
Watson had loen ranaacked and his
wito'a pockotbook omptied OF ita con
tents Mrs Watson lost something
over S.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12

Captain News. ne had been given
considerable liberty about the prem.
isos--a trnaty. In fact-and took Cd
vantage OF bis opportunity and loft
without saying g0od-by
sheriff Armstrong was absent at
the time. but returned later and start.
cd in pursuit Of HE man 10 found
him Tuesday niehi by q small camp
are near the Patoa mountains.
brought him 10 Uapitan that night.
sending him 10 Lincoln the following
mornlng. and his freedom no doubt
will hereafter be- restricted 90 a cell.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
up 10 THE STRIKERS
SECRETARY WILSON cave vHE
MATTER 10 M THE HANDS OF
DISTRICT OFFICIALS.

The coal strike % district no Which
has been on since November last
will not be- called on unless the min.
era themselves through the ofncsra OF
district i5. according 90 the following
message from Secretary Wiison Of tho
national board. which was sent out
from indianapolis. indiana, yesterday.
Il says.
Answering q question concerning
a rumor in Colorado that The strike IN
district 10 would be called on Beorota.
~ Wilson OF the United Mine work.
IS Of America today said that the
matter was entirely On the hands OF
the district officials lie hna no infor.
nation that the strike viii BE- called
on"
u win DO seen by the above that the
national board will do nothing IN tao
matter, 90 far az declaring the striEo
on and has left the latter solely IN
the hands Uf the omclals Of the ais.
irict.
So Far the ufhcials here nave act yet
ofnciaily declared the stTiss % zad
some OF thom declare that they nave
no intention OF do.ng no. they san
conteuding that they will yet win out
Trinidad Chronicle
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
GETS THREE YEARS
FATS or a BRAKEMAN WHO
TRiEo TO sWihoLg TIE SANTA
re- ROAD.

hNer celebrating Tor two years a
irrT in The Forty.olFhth dlstrlc, court
ioHad N. q. McDonough guilty OF per
iury and fixed bis punishment Al three
vears IN he pcnltoutiary. says a as.
nateh from Fort Worth. Texas.
McDonouEh was primarily arrested
a. q result OF exposures made IN n
san against tho Gulf. Colorado and
aanta 30 Railroad company IN which
Mononough sought 90 recover dam.
ares for alleged personal injuries
On hls petition McDonough allege Z
hat whllo a brakeman on che Gulf,
colorado and Santa Fo ho was lean
ing against a brake when The shaft
broke and hurlei bin to the ground
fo cllImcd that be- received numor.
Gus injuries. some OF them Of n porma.
nont nature.
In toe tslal Of the suit Mcnonough
was asked n no had ever been In.
iured before. Tie said that be had not
save ln 1850. whom he received slight
INJURIES IN an accident on ho Puts
Aurr Fort Wayne and Chicago rail-
road Then the attorneys for the
Gulf. Colorado and santa Fo showed
whore McDeaourh had collected d
clnim % $500 from the Missouri Kan
ass and Texas company only a short
time prior and for injuries similar
to th0.o claimed On bis last petition
The manner of The accident was t5,
same.
The following day McDonough dls
appeared u was some time before che
was ca. r-l the grand jury haylnl
rc'ura al Indictment against him
20 lHlntInr.
N.t LD.. the attorney for the Guli
CaIora '1 aa Santa Fe. secured mu'l
OFF the evidence aulr.' TcDo1ourh
Thlt wT 90 before o.. ~ssl issy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
TO BUILD ENGINES
SANTA &c WILL CONSTRUCT
TWELVE LOCOMOTIVES At TO.
PERA.

o. Is announced that the Santa ~
has authorized the erection OF twelve
locomotives at the new shops IN this
cts an of which are 70 bo used 20
me company's yards at Argentine
when completed, says the Topeka
State Journal Each OF the completed
engines will weigh 10000 pounds on
che drivers ana 225,OOO pounds with
the tank. one Of the englno1 has A.
ready been completed and was test
ed Monday afternoon 10 the satlsfRc.
tIon OF the local shop authorities.
Il is expected that since the new
shops have been Installed IN Topeka
much Of this kind Of work will be
done here. Formerly the greatest part
Of the work OF the machine shop con.
SISTED OF repairing damaged engines.
bat the capacity OF the new shops d
20 much greater than that Of the old
and contains 90 many more modern
improvements that Il IS capable OF
turning out work o. a much more lm.
p0riant nature.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
hyalICoueEs
and Colds ere
DANGEROUS

THE slightest Cough OF Cold causes an
Inflammation Of tbo membranes lining
che air passages Of tho throat, bronchial
tubes aud lungs.
BRoNouITEa, PNEuMoSIA aud CoHaUNF.
EIou are contracted through these nom.
braves and when they are inaamed the
germs Of al kinds which we breath, lodge
on the inaamed surfaces and obtain q
loothold.
Foley's Honey and Ter not only
stops tho Cough but noothes and heals
The lnhamod air passages and thus Effects
perfect cure.
III the only preparation which de-
utroys me germs instead Of simply dead.
oning their effects, 90 Why take chances
with others when
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
DISTRICT COURT
FOR VALENCIA COUNTY AT Los
LUNAs-EJEcrMENT SUIT CASE

Tho court has been engaged Ia The
trial nf the case OF tho town of Tome
against s1lian Chavoa. an oioctment
suit m this case ne plalutins claim
possession. by virtue OF o. patent OF
the United States Jf tract OF land
of about 600 acres. aud tho defendant
offered in evidence deeds made long
prior 90 the patent under which they
claim 20 have boon in possession on
tne land sincy 1866. and also claimed
the land by adverse possession for
more than ten years prior 10 the insti
tuition OF the action The court UPON
tho whole evidence ruled that the De
PENDANTS deeds were not valid %
show a record title, being q deed made
by administrators and inoIectuai az a
conveyance. and also ruled that the
testimony dld not contain any ovid.
opce 10 support adverse possession. b.
any OF the lands except a tract about
eight acres In extent. which had been
cultivated for the past twenty years
The plaintiff abandoned a claim Tor
damages. and the court directed TIE
Jury 10 return a verdict for plaintiff
for possession OF the land, except the
cultivated tract.
Meuars Marion. Burkhart. Berger
and Williams. attorneys we're nov ar.
rivals today.
Tho case OF the territory against
Juan Jose Romero. charged with muir.
der. was continued until the next term
OF the court
Tho grand jury returned several
true bills
tcOdoro Valdock on January D. 1905
charged with forgery. was arraigned,
and pleaded not guilty
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
SENATOR DIETRICH
HE IS UNDER FIRE BEFoRE a
SPECIAL COMMITTEES OF rHE
SENATE.

Warrington March H. Sensational
iuQairy Into the charges against Sen.
ator Dietrich, OF Nebraska. began 90.
day before q special committee Ia Sen.
ator H0ar's committee room
Enquiry was Instituted on demand Of
senator Dietrich. Is for the purpose
- disapproving charges on which the
senator was indicted last fan in Ne.
hraaka, ANA which were Dismissed on
Demurrer
When thg committee assembled
dietrich repeated tbo wish that the
Investigation tould Dee the fullest
possible.
Leopold Hahn postmaster OF Hast.
huge. from 1897 TO 1901, was the FIRST
witness. He was succeeded by Fisher
in once Hahn related a conversation
With Fisher on April %. 1901. relative
90 Fishers appointment as postmaster.
Ito asked me" said the witness.
what the ofico paid told him 81 800
iie said that was what Dietrich want.
ga him 90 pay for the ONCE. no asked
mo what ! paid Thurston and I replied
not one cent"
Replying 10 a question. Hahn said
that when Dietrich was elected ho had
given up an idea Of being continued
ia the once AS no had q from various
sources that Dietrich twas aft"r hlq
scalp