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New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
DEP0SIT0RS CURIOUS.
Merchants Trust Creditors Haze
Questions for One of ReceiUerS.

An open letter has been addressed 10 Douglas
Robinson. one OF the receivers OF the Merchants
Trust Company by a special committee appoint
o. et meeting on Thursday Of of the
groups Of depositors. asking him 10 answer by
Monday afternoon series of questions relating
10 the affairs of the failed institution. Mr.. Rob
ascn is out of town. These questions go into
she hids Of z. Clarence Jones & Co. for the
entire assets Of the trust company and for the
Hudson Valley Railway Company. and refer to
NJ Jones's connection with the latter prop
e-,v. traverse the matter Of the sale Of the
branch ofice lease. referred TO In yesterdays
Tribune and ask if the Jones bid of s., 200. 900
Tor the entire assets has ever been withdrawn
snd also what bids have been received, since
the receivers were made permanent. for the
entire assets and fer the Hudson Valley and
Rutland properties separately. Some of the
other questions are:
Is IT not so that among the sundry assets
there Is a subscription for Sl23O00 TO United
States Cotton Duck, Oh which more than STD
eco had already been offered
Is II not also true that among the sundry
assets there Is a note for nearly $4,000. signed
by three prominent directors Of the Merchants
Trust Company, TWO Of whom are amply able 10
psy2
Is it not so that the receivers have now on
hand practically SL000.00o ia cash and New
York City bonds? If So why does the receiver
now propose to pay only 40 per cent or a little
more than 100000. to the depositors?
The receivers intend on August II TO pay the
depositors 20 per cent Of the amount of their
several claims. After payment Of this dividend
and Of two or three preferred claims which the
court has instructed the receivers TO pay. there
viii remain d balance of cash amounting to
about $4,000, which viii be held a fund for
contingencies and for meeting expenses Of man
sgement. In addition 10 the 5000 the receivers
VIII have in their possession the Merchants
Trust Companys holdings OF Hudson Valley
curities which cannot be disposed of until after
The hearing. toward the end Of the month, in the
Injunction proceedings; the companys Rutland
holdings, and various relatively small additional
assets.
The depositors who calling the receivers
names" said representative Of the receivers
yesterday. have never taken the trouble TO call
either OF the receivers and talk things over.
None OF the committees have sent re representatives.
here. They know nothing about the receivers
actions from first hand The depostors Of the
Merchants Trust viii get practically all, leo
per cent. OF what is due them"
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05

BOOkkEEPER and Office manager: can
produce evidence OF unusual ability as an
accountant. is about 10 rehnQuish position
Is head bookkeeper and cashier with large
manufacturing concern. with whom he has
been five years. American, Christian. aged
-. sobre, Industrious; can furnish highest
New-fork references: salary S35. l. B.
les Broadway. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
RICH NAN INDICTED.
MiI1caukee Politician Sad to Haze
EmbezzLed $4,000.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE tribune ]

Milwaukee. Aug. 4.-Charles F. PfisteT, CAPT
tslist and Republican politician. was indicted by
the grand jury here to-day. His indictment
grows out Of charges against the old Wisconsin
Rendering Company, which some years ago had
the contract for garbage disposal.
Pfister held some money for the company. and
is nov accused Of having failed TO account for
81 Gl1 OF it when the settlement was made
In : statement tonight he says he turned over
every penn, Of the money intrusted 10 his care,
n orders Of President Gross. Of the company,
Hu6 that the indictment was the first Int1ma ton
he mad that there "a as any dissatisfaction. -Four
other indictments were returned.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
BoNDsMAN COULD NOT BAIL HIMSELF.

Dominicl Stella. of No 323 water-st. was held
in S2.00o bond yesterday by Magistrate Seinert, in
the Tombs court for examination to-day on
charge Of furnishing straw bond. Two weeks
ago Stella became bondsman in an excise case. the
amount Of the bond being 81, 80. Stella gave
security property at No. % Mulberry-st. which he
swore he owned and which he said worth
$4,000
Mr. Miner. Assistant District Attorney who has
been the warpath for straw bondsmeu. be
came suspicious Of Stella. and to-day caused his
The oddly enough. was unable 20
furnish the necessary $2.o0 security in his own
case and was locked up In the TOmbs.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
pET,TloNs IN BANKRUPTCY.

ts-,,,o q Rothenburg ~ 1891 Lexington ave. hed
lntsr, petition: liabilities. s4.s9 $3.50 sam
mel Mronrnow Is principal creditor claim S6'2
E,rzahs+h Rothenburg No 1891 Lexington ave. filed
,,.y netition: liabilities 81 467. So. rrtn
-,naI creditor John H Schroeder. claims, $3.50
rbn Ferguson real estate dealer. Middletown y y,
- ,-.~,, netiticn debts 81 4i4. assets, $50 First
1.tei sank MiddletoVn, principal creditor claims
I.,,.sr,, retition flied against Max Goldman ana
~ Niliel trading as Goldman Miller umbress
s,afis, Bsrsnecae q Bro ela-m 81. IL,
..,.t,fs.- aislnas AItNi
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
END OF Rate WAR m SIGHT.

An informal conference Of members of the Trunk
4-Hs Association following the formal meetings OF
1e lest week. was held yesterday ia this city
With me object of settling the rate war in which
ne ETge. The Michigan Central end other trunk
Ah's have been involved for some time. u is un-
oefsiood that there signs OF an agreement TO
Michigan Central will 9aive its claim for dif
ttental in iis favor. the Eric malntslhihs ma
ne fact the Michigan tentrals tasi trains
+tier the Grand Central Station here sn91id Pre-
.at the granting Of any dinerentia! rake IL Its
sakar.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
BOGUS DOCTOR SENT TO JAIL.

For posing a physician and s"7nding poor
ueopIe on the East Side Alfred Meyer. a
former convict was sentenced yesterday in the
Court Of Special Sessions to eleven months on
BlackweITs Island, and to pay fine of $500 or 10
serve in prison one day for each dollar not nald
r5Sbere we've more than FIVE hundred complaints
against Meyer. Meyer had been representing MN nm
ssIf as an agent OF the Hebrew Orphan Asylum
TSor 81 n week paid TO him he guaranteed 10 give
free medical treatment for whole families oT the
rare of the children for a year
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
SUE Il. 0. HAvEMEYER, JR.
Three Persons Hurt in Runaway Caused by
His Automobile Want $4,000.
icy TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.l

Newport r. J. Aug. 4-Harry o. HavemeyeT
IL has been made defendant in suit for damages
brought by Louise Fay, William E Fay and Flor
sace Fay. all Of Boston, for damages amounting TO
$500. because Of an accident which happened last
Sumner ar Newport Mr.. HaVemeycrs automobile
went past q carriage in which the Fays were, and
the horse ran away. The Fays were thrown from
TIE carriage and injured
The papers in the case were served on Nh Have
never to-day. They are returnable in the session
Of the Superior Court which convenes here a week
:ror1 next Monday
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
STANDARD OIL PLANT IN DANGER
Only Shifting of Wind Prevented Explosion
of Many Big Tanks.

FIRE broke our at the Standard oil Companys
rlant in Ioth-st Long Island city, yesterday Al
,bo,gb no call was sent for the fire department.
:, h.csr,e known last night that : time the
big nlant was threatened with destruction The
DANES started in the refinery Of the plant Al,
.t,gb oAicias OF the trust tried to make little OF
~ e. ~ was learned that only the shifting of the
ne t5d saved many of the big oil tanks from eX-
.fa5ipq II they had exploded the big plant OF the
Ppnynnsnv might have been totally destroyed.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
TWEED COURT HOUSE IVY DOWN.

Workmen began tearing down the ivy from the
south side Of the old Tweed Courthouse yesterday
preparatory to treating the building with the sand
blast cleaning plant At the Office Of Borough
President Anearn II said that general con
tract had be given out for the cleaning of the
building and that il impossible to get at the
wit the
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05

EL.FC-TRf RfC'IAN-First class mechanic, ca
pahle Of laying out work. wants steady
position. ELECTRICIAN. ISL W 3Sth St
Trunk store
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
GAS PLACES ON COMPETITIVE LIST.

The Municipal Civil Service Commission. after
thinly attended public hearing the subject.
yesterday rcclassifed the positions of gas exam
iuer and chief gas examiner, placing them on the
connective
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05

BILL CLERk.-EXperienced operator on
Fisher billing machine; four years in last
place: best reference. FISHER, Box ..
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male.
ANY Intelligent person may ear n gocG In
come corr esp pending sor uewSp2perSi No
cauvassinE. experience unnecessary- SEND
for particulars NORTHERN PRES syn.
DICATE. Lockport, y. i.
CANVASSEKS
New proposition on New-HoTk morning
neVspaper for out OF town. steady work 70
good men. transportation furnished. tart
immediately LINN WHEELER. a m.
Room /. Tribune Building
50 DAY AND COMMtSSioN-
GENTLEMAN o. tact and ability. sccus-
toned 10 earning $1,000 per annun. a.
salesman 70 first class houses on the road
or N th~ city. Address STA Ell, EoA TO-
ribuus Cftlce.
NE, WANT MEN To Fill. 500 high grade
positions. competent Statesmen, h-SecuttNe
clerical or Technical men should call or
write HAPGOODS tInc1. suite eUs. "u'
Broadway. \.
WANTED Coachr;au. married. no chill
dfeu: "A ife as ~eamstrPsE. must have 0est
- references. tesideue r south Orange AZ
,r-ss EuA a. y Ilouue tiiice-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
WORK WANTED,

BOUKkEEPEIs desires special work or DO
sitIou that will require past time familiar
with formation OF partnerships and settle
ments, organization OF corporations. broad
experience in auditing special examinations
anu preparing balance sheets and state
Wents, moderate compensation. ARTEMAS
Hopkins, / Madison-aye. Telephone 1890
GrameTCy.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD silver and precious stones
bought at highest market value, made
into new articles o. exchanged for ne"
{eVeIr- OF Jsuanese goods az NJ 2 TE-'-
PER'S FACTORY. II ". 3lst, basement
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
TIE FEDERAL treasury.

,,.,s,,ne,on Aug. 4-rhe condition Of the Treas
- ~ tho beginning OF business to-day was as
iOi' RESERVE FUND.
..,,,ar $3.50 ono eco
7,r,r-sr FUNDS TO REDEEM OUTSTANDING GER
fL~T,~A ATu
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05

BAKERS.-Two Swedes, steady position
foreman and second hand on bread in
same place. JOHNSON, 696 East 1+6th-st-.
The Bron&.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
EEMEDIES-
CHiNEEN

AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 second hand
wood and iron working machines. fuiiy
guaranteed machinery hough, ana eX-
ahanged. GEO E EDDl. AAs Madison -.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
OaiCe No. 1884 Broadway. between SotA
and S1th sts until o clock D m Adver
tisements received AT the following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until clock
2 m viz: 254 Sth-ave-. s. e. cor ZSd-st- .
I5S 6th-avA cor f2Jh-st-. o. East 14th-st-
257 West s2d-st., between Ith and eth aveS-
262 West I25th-sI.. ]. .33S 3d-sve.. between
18TH and nth SITS; 026 3d-ave-' near SIS
st. /. 7Os Ist-ave.. near S9th-st.: 151 East
l25th-st, 756 Tremont-ave $50 Sd-ave..
near 4lst-st 554 3d-ave-s 2lO Bleecker-
St: 325 Bieecker-st-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
LOST.


LOST. .-Bankbook No. 4a2. 446 on Dry Dock
savings Bank Any person having claims
upon said book Is called upon 20 present
the same 60 the bank within thirty days
o7 the said book will be declared csiceilsJ
and extinguished and new one Issued in
lieu thereof
LOST or STOLEN. N.-Bankbook No. 5l2tfs
~ The German savings bank in the city
- Ncw- ors. corner 4tn-ave. and 1it6 81.
issued ia Augusta NJ. Keller All persons
are Cauti1 i1ned aEairst negotiating the same.
If not returned 20 the bark ON the =6th day
~ August 1870. duplicate will he issued.
LOST or STOLEN. Bankbook No 36s,. aSU
OF the German savings Bank IN the city
% New-York, corner 4th ave. and l+th st.
isSued 10 illiam r Eek All persons
are cauti ned against negotiating the same
II not returned TO the bark on the aGth day
90 August. 1915 a duplicate viii bA issued.
LOST or STOLEN Handbook No. 4S9. Ssll
~ the German savings Bank in the city
Of New -Ycrk, corner 4th- ave and i4tn- st.
isSue1 10 Emilia Schmed All persons
are cautioned against negotiating the same
II rot returned to the bark on the 26th day
~ August. 1915 duplicate will he issued
Lost. Handbook No. sg2 aO7. Hank for
savings. PSI 4th ave. New crk Pay
-.ort stopneh. Please return book TO bans
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single insertions cents per line Sixteen
WORDS seven times cCnsecutiveiy. 81. which
entities advertiser TO have rooms entered IA
lhe Iribune's Directory os Desirable Rooms
.or a period O. fourteen days. Write for
circular.
Full Information concerning these room.
H,ay Ne mad. free Of charge. at the Uptown
Shice OF The New-York Tt hume SB4
nroaoway, between 36th and STth SITS
WHY 70 to boarding house when YOU can
enjoy the comfort OF a well or,terei hotel
~ exceedingly low summer rates.
tSoohiS .,-.........-. 81 per daF 4 upward
Rooms and hoard q. "a per " eek 4 ;uvsrd
i'|st tauTaHl Ia Carte and Table d Iia,e.
HOTEL BRISTOL. ~ West 4ath ST
Telephone i9lU-:;Sth
MoRNTNGsIDE HEIGHTS = Attractive
looms. single, en suite. light airy, ele-
rdtol telephone. restaurant Mrs
BREWER AS West I1Stb st.
EXCEPTIONALLY fine large and small
tppn' excellent tanle. summer rates.
,,SeiephVne ,eE references exchanged. 1876 West
=
FERRY ST, No I2-I.arge back parI0r
OF 81 H1or 'front.' well furnished. home
9iST-ST. ~ WEST. Large. small newly
renovated rooms. couvenlcnces. H. sub
way. surface. table guests: references
s6TH-ST. 5s EAST Large. handsomely
appointed rooms. physician Office. tray-
eiiers accommodated
~ MADISON AvE-I.ars4. cool rooms
ences
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
EsmAA

REFINED. educated young woman deslr-
ing 10 have a position in country. Wiling
70 be useful 10 lady or grown cnlldrehs Neiy
good seamstress; willing and obliging. ref
erences j. 3is I9th-st-. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
TYPEwRITING.
Typewriting-5 cents per line.

TypewrIting-5 cents per line.
HEADQUARTERS for typeNriters; rented.
repaired. bought. sold, inspections, sup
Exchangc, As Liberty-st. Telephone 1856
John.
TYPEWRITERS.-A maSeS sold. rertec,
repaired exchanged: reliable service
GORMAN 20 SassaC-st Telephone 21iO-
Cortlandt-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
FURNISHED ROOMS

FURNISHED ROOMS
SlnEie insertions s cetts per line Sixteen
WORDS, se' On times consecutively 81 which
entities advertiser to have rooms entered IN
me tribune S Directory OF Desirable Ftoums
Iol period OF fourteen days Write for
circular.
tuu Information concerning these rooms
nsy oe had. free OF charge, at the Uptown
OInce OF The New-York Tribune, 1864
breacway, between Both and 35th sts
I---------- --- ------
rooms; reasonable. ali modern convent
ences and privileges DOYLE, Tribune
uptown Office. l.}64 Broadway.
ONE, two, three and four rooms and bath
summer rates. 10l West ISth-st.
PARLORS. large and small rooms; sum
mer rates; restaurant. rs Washington
a3D-Sr. 60 WEST-fFirst beID: front and
back parlors. couple one, two gentlemen;
improvements. reference.
23D-sT. 20 EAST opposite Madison square
ParD.-suite. two rooms and bathroom;
references.
lO5TH- ST, 22O WEST.-Private house
handsome suite or singly: near Riverside
Park, subway, L. gentlemen; references.
219 EAST 4sTH-ST.-LarGe. cool. neatly,
newly furnished rooms: hot and cold wa
TER bath. select neighborhood.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05

GARDENER - German. 81. married. no
childre- capable Of taking charge OF first
class g-otIgccsn's estate: understands how
10 mR.a-s poultry stock, garden and
Iandscals g; Competent sober and ohliging.
would beard help NJ FRESEN. BOX 21I
North ~arrytown. y. Y
The Washington times., 1905-06-09
SCANDINAVIAN ENVOY
WILL ABANDON POST
Minister Grip, Norwegian, Now Way to Europe
Where He Will Undoubtedly Throw in His For
tunes With His Own People.

One result of the division of Norway
and Sweden will be 10 make an impor-
tant change in the Diplomatic Corps in
Washington. Instead of one envoy rep
resenting both countries, Scandinavia
will have two representatives.
In this connection it is 10 be noted
that MIR. Grip. who for so long a time
has represented Sweden ard Norway
in Washington, has departed from this
city. sailing for home simultaneously
with the announcement Of the disulem-
ternent OF the scandinavian unlun
Minister Norwegian.
Mr.. Grip Is d Norwegian. There is
little doubt. therefore. that upon his
arrival at Stockholm he Will hand in his
resignation as minister to the United
States. to King Oscar, and will ally him
self with his counuyS new interests.
Norway Is to have an entirely sepa-
rate diplomatic as we'll is consular serv-
ice.
Friends of Mr.. Grip intimate that sc
The Washington times., 1905-06-09
THIS TOWN BOARD
BARS TUBERCULOSIS

MIDDLETOWN, n. Y, June g.
There Will be no sanitarium for tGber-
culosis patients at Bloomingburg, the
town board of Manakating, Sullivan
county, having refused to grant the
application of the New York Board OF
Health for the privilege Of establish
ing such an institution.
There are six members of the town
board. and the vote showed four OPP
posed and two in favor of granting
the application.
A week ago yesterday there was a
public hearing at Bloomingburg, and a
strong opposition developed
1t Is understood that the people OF
OtisvilIe, Orange county, have signi-
fed their willingness TO have the san
ttarium located there. but the matter
viii be brought before the beard OF
supervisors of the county
The Washington times., 1905-06-09
WHILE POLICY is SIGNED
HOUSE BURNS DOWN

ST. PAUL. MINI, June 9-As Jacob
Brunner, OF minneapolis. was taking out
q fire insurance policy on his household
goods his daughter Anna attempted to
start q fire with kerosene. with the
usual result.
Fire destroyed the home and the fur
njture was DANA ged to the full extent
OF the policy. The case will be of in
terest TO fire insurance men.
The Washington times., 1905-06-09

berlain.- Jesse s. Condee, Randolph
Coyie, Horatto n. w. Dunseith. Benja-
min B. Gossett, Sidney Griggs' HaroIl
M Howe, Norman c. Jones. William
ter. T. s M c.; Thomas ]. Madigan
}T, daniel S. Miller, Corporal Gilbert
Il Miller. z, S. NJ. c.; Henry c. New
perry Joseph E. Pate, John W. Philip,
ndroIo u Pratt, Bonnet Puryear. ir
Ealph y: Robson. Oscar II. Schles:nger'
Sergt Thomas w. Scott, L. S NJ c.:
lanes A. Shaw, jr., William B. Smith
FAlllp IL Torrey, and William c. Wise
The Washington times., 1905-06-09
MAN THOUGHT
HE WAS IN HADES

P0TTSVILLE. Pa. June 9.-Imaginins
he was in hell, Harry Artz stripped his
body Of clothing and then drove the
fireman from the boiler house of the
East Rrookside clllery. quenching the
internal fires. as he called them. with a
hose stream.
After battle. Constable Feg,ey
lodged him in prison.
The Washington times., 1905-06-09
Change of Time on Pennsylvania R. R

On Sunday next. June II. the Pennsyl.
Sania Railroad will make a special
change of time on its system. Connec-
Ton for The Pennsylvania Limited
will leave Washington ar Ia.O1 r, ". Co.
nection for THE Pennsylvania SpectaI'.
eighteen-hour train to Chicago viii leave
Washington $40 D. m Train leaving
Nashlngton 40 p. m. for Rochester will
be made daily train to that noint
Cafe car will be run between Baltimore
and Harrisburg on Chicago Limited.
leaving Washington $40 D. m. A mum,
per OF local changes viii also be made.
The Washington times., 1905-06-09
Through Observation Parlor-sleeping

Cars between Washington and Luray,
Va, via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Commencing Sunday, June Il. a through
Pullman observation parlor and sleeping
car will leave Washington daily for
Luray. Va, via n w. r. r. Train
leaves station. New Jersey avenue and
c street 405 D. m.
The Washington times., 1905-06-09
Dining Car on Chicago Limited.

The Pennsylvania Railroad announces
that commencing June II cafe car will
be operated between Baltimore and Har-
risburg. on the Chicago Limited and the
Manhattan Limited. Chicago Limited
leaves Washington $40 p m, carrying
through sleeper to Chicago.
The Washington times., 1905-06-09
Special Rate, $3.50 Every Saturday

During summer, good returning Sunda v
night Excellent cnance to see naval man
euvers In Hampton Roads, Sunday. June
H. Norfolk & Wash. St'mb't Co.
The Washington times., 1905-06-09
c. P. 0. INNOCENT,
SAYS RICKETTS,
Impossible for Examination
Leak to Occur There.
MARINE CORPS MYSTIFlED
Examining Board Suspects Certain
Candidate Of Supplying Questions
in Advance.
MARINE CORPS MYSTIFlED

searching inquiry to discover If
possible whether an employe of the
Government Printing Office was respon-
sible for the leak in the Marine Corps
examinations by which certain of the
candidates obtained copies of the Ques-
tons in advance was conducted this
morning by Foreman Oscar J. Ricketts,.
Mr.. Ricketts, afterward made this
statement: The inquiry, which was
undertaken on his own initiative, has
convinced me that there Is no possi-
bility of the leak having occurred here.
The Government Printing Office is ac
custemed to handling confidential papers
of great Importance. The system for
maintaining secrecy as to the com ats
of these papers has been so developed
that it is an impossibility fo4 a leak
TO occur. The same system as is adopt
ed for state papers was applied in the
case of the Marine Corps examination
papers and this office was not involved
whatever In the present affair.""
no One Has Complete Papers.
The system at the Government Print
ing Office. by which secrecy is main
tanned as to such rapers as the Presi-
dents message and international docu-
ments. consists of division of the
copy into numerous sections. which
are given to the compositors separately.
No one man has the complete papers in
his hands. Whatever proofs are made
are locked up in a vault
General Elliott, commandant of the
Marine Corps, said today that so far as
the Navy Department is concerned the
investigation already made has been
without result and that it was impos-
sible to fix the blame on any emp1oye
Of that department. If the leak did oc-
cur there AS result of the discovery
that certain of the examination papers
had been revealed to one or more cam
didates. ne said thst hereafter all ex-
animation papers will be prepared by
the examining board of the Marine
Corps, and written cut by them.
The manner IN which the leak occur
red is a mystery to the Marine Corps
officials, according to statements made
by them.
Considers Affair Ended.
General Elliott considers the affair
ended He made this statement:
1.-The members of the examining board
have not yet found a clue. They sus-
peet a certain candidate who failed to
pass the physical examination w1icI
precedes the mental examination, of
having purchased the papers. When
this candidate found himself physically
disqualified, he abandoned the idea of
taking the mental examination and Is
believed to have sold the questions, or to
have given them to other candidates
about TO write the mental examination.
OF this, however. neither General Ell
Hot nor the members of the board have
certain knowledge.
Among officers of the Marine Corps
there is gossip that the unsuccessful
candidate ref.rre,i To declared ti:r; he
had paid SO for The VA ui.,.t'. n I.:t-
pers, and tina. he offered them far sale
tta.. tot
sary to get back what they cost"
The reason given by the Marine Corps
officials why the investigation will not
ee pushed any further is the fact tha
The Washington times., 1905-06-09

Baltimore and Return, Baltimore and
Ohio r. r. Every Saturday and Sun
day s1.25. All trains both ways, botl,
days, except Royal Limited Hourly
Service" week days.
The Washington times., 1905-06-09

will play an important part in this or
ganiZation Of No1 ways foreign Office on
Il separate basis. It is even suggested
that he Will be made one of the council
OF state or hold a high ONCE under the
republic