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Cabinet in Ohio Campaign.

Senator Dick. chairman OF the Ohio Re.
publican Executive COMMITTEE, had confer
ence with President Roosevelt last week rela
tive to the political situation in thsi State.
TIE President told Senator Dick he would do
everything ia bis power to insure the success
OF the Republican cause.
Senator Dick desires as many members OF
the Cabinet rs possible To make speeches IN
Ohio during the campaign. aud it has been
agreed tentatively that Secretaries Tati. Shaw,
Wilson and Bonaparte aad Attorney General
Moody will partielpaie.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Ascension Church-Sunday setyices.-7.2O 4. m.
Holy Communion; 1880 a. Morning Prayer
Litany and sermon; 40 p m. Evening Prayer; 5
% m service and sermon in Chapel
Rev. Frank NJ Gibson. PHI. D.. Rector
salem Lutheran ChRrge-At Benjamins-Sun
school al p. m. Preaching 81 p IN. Caieehise,
saturday l. 50 p. III. ST. Johns tLeister'sl, sunday
school 81 . a. IN. Preaching at 10 q. IN. CAiechise,
saturday At & IN. K. W. boty, Pastor
Carroll Charge Reformed Chureh-At Benjamin's
Holy Communion at 10 A. m. Pleasant Valley
services at > D. m. James II. Stonesifer. Pastor.
The carroll County Epworth League Union will
hold its animal convention ard rally on saturday
NJ Z Church at Gambler commencing at p. m,
There will be able speakers in attendance. and spe-
Cial music. both vocal and instrumental The pub
lie is cordially invited.
81 Paurs Reformed Church-Sunday school at
s9Oa m Divine service At 1880 a. m. Evening
service 1T 7.l5 p IN.
Grace Lutheran Church.-Holy Communion morn
ing aud evening Preparatory services this Friday,
49, p. m. r. H. AlieE' u. ~ IaSt"i'
Methodist Protestant Church, Rev L. f. Warner,
Pastor-sa bbath SerYices.-Preaching at 1880 a. M.
and 80 p. m. Y. p. 5 c. Z. at $50 p. m. Sunday
school g'l5 a. m Mid week Service in the lecture
room Wednesday evening at $50 O'Clock.
l.. +. Warner, Pastor.
Centenary NJ T. Church.-Sunday School at e.l5
a. m Preaching at 1890 a. m. and 80 p. m. Ep-
worth League at 6.i5 p. m.
Rev u. &. Miller Pastor.
ST Johns Church-Suudays-Low Mass at us
and High Mass at 10 Il. IN. During the week.-Mrs.
at : a m Joseph Il. Cassidy, Pastor.
The regular hour for church services in the Re-
formed Church, silver Run, is 10 q. M every sun
day Sunday school at O'Clock. Preaching every
two weeks at 7.s0 p nj.
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The long relingoie Is shown with or without
yety,' collars and cuffs, aud Of course manu-
tactur.r, are happy. As here the skill OF the
1uaf. ar ,irrSsmpker = sci at defiance. The
t.tp- c,.,urs Within th. sphere Of domestic IN
Eensi,y. aid sith the siI at white bToadcloth
thinning --iEs,i stIh fancy braid aud uny
auiIu,ss. artistic results are often attained.
lh.-. $3.50. il..- Er,u s,.,ujts 81 u.aul changes
tH q, rani Co The ilnu-e or chemi,"lte- The
''ihrrr. ta,y, -ait j. iu high eSissus just nov;
81, B, 'srd .>5rt. fancy ~al-t aud short jacket,
atl matching lu caloF tour, aut q IS Supposed
ssss, D., a,ias = ,rs. h.-syy jriag. sad = ~uo}
.a-s-rr 5.rsssjh ia-. wai-i thai the tsucy
f4sA-t STILL ~. sargu -,s,,strb Ter stpirF ne.
Dftcs 49,. dfr-> gs.-.i> srcr'g insignificant
s., B .u cs,alyar-zi efA braateiulh. su Which
ia,hi,,.4 has accord ihy b.a position, due
r,.sraiuiy iruua 70, i-,pry - tn;sa ard s"n'ier
a savle', of r,..iriag Tue N,H3ne j'-Pas.
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Psasu. ltL. u,tolssr a. Eac arrest 81
Nsug..a &. iiashrriy. 90 ibi< ,tis. on the
,s. tfs, tf lsre-fy i,lt.4as sapsE,.ps rrvriA-
ts.,s.. g, ibr Grand Ja'y. ~hi,h aas isecn ~
sst.ttst,r tu- s.ks sII lbs, Py,iFsa N,aua board.
VI gts5s q lssassB. .fs3ts, IS lFssi sgstge 1t iiiu"
Shortage 81 $1,000 49, discovered, but th'
tartter discovery as- ,s.4.sie that she i-rcuia
,si.s sasv i-~a rxset.4issk ovsf a ienE term
q. t~srs Tjsr shortage ssl rasea haHdfrsts
G ts,4s.sasstis ui ,luflsrs.
iissuxhrsty sas arc~-ssd un the street and
sakvu b. the uthc. oi tbs SAeua, sarrr he
gave $3.50 bzli. vlsh kIse, Caiicsi'i-F aud H.
Il u1agarsty, -s,'i ol tar secssrsi. a. sarrlie's-
uoaearfiy has bsru Cssy Superintendent OF
Sshuafs ior lscuty Eve Fears. lie . svslthf.
! president 81 shs Ps,s5A Nasiossal hNHS aud
,s = heavy s5oeklsusdst ira ,hr p.ar saving as'd
Isasl Gumgapy. the tigi- and Efast Con Fssny.
a.. Pcasia i.5sery Company sad 0ther caa
ccfus.
He isa trussrr og the faai af $1,000 held
Is the Na,soaal EiacaiienA! Association aod
3. = past pfsssIdsat II th~ ASSOCIATION tie Is
a class tgIcad Ut NSeholAs Murray BaslrF, pres
i,ieag 81 Cosambta Uuissr.ity ut Mes fofk.
aud aAs tscu las wears REGARDED a. eus Of the
t1truaos, vdacaiioaAi arn ~ the e0aniTy.
shortly before the arrest, and ~hsH !, ~rAs
kRosu that be wouid be sppEshcudrd poagh'
ergy sAid that Vi the investigation shawca
mortgage he would make Il good. Tie sAid
,ha, BE- woui3 stay Fikhi here 81 Peoria. 'hsl
{, ~as here that be had been hohnFvd. Assd
here be ~osId aaud trial. lie vas seen I'M
inediatrly after hEs arrest, ia, dretiard 20
make any farther aiRtraseas fog Publication.
THIS afternoon be scuI in bis resignation a.
president ADD director Of the Peoria National
hSnk
The charge spoa ~hieh he ~as arrested vas
forging voucher for Slbf-50 Tor coal, al
legged 70 have been delivered tor school par
poses. bat Shich @as nos delivered. The date
af the vogCher ~as MaFeh =, lsu3.
Later 10 Tbs dag he sendered hls rrsignz.
iion a. superintendent Of schools and d
rector 10 The various commercial institutions
~i,h shich be vas connected.
PsagIa, la. October IA total # IS
indictments have thus lar bcou returned
aszins. Weston C. Doagherty. leu Of them
are for embrxzlsasent aud three for forgery.
Forty more arc being drawn by ths State 3
Attorney ID @As announced from thai Office
today hat the Total would reach more than 10.
The bail required Tot those thus Jar returned
Is Si2. zoo.
While Weston C. Doagherty IS being shoS-
cred wilh messages Of sympathy aud esteem,
the back clerk Who revealed hts irregularities,
involving thousands Of dollArs OF public funds,
has beea summary dismissed by the bank
officers.
I.asi Saturday the Peoria National Bank. Of
which DougherIy ~As president. closed its
doors aud was placed IN the hands OF re-
ceiver, and the Dime Saviags Bank. with
which be Is also connected, posted the go day
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New York Fashions.
From Our Regular Correspondent.

October u, 1905.
The absence of prone unced changes in the
general style of Fall and Winter suits and
outer garments is welcome intelligence to the
economically inclined. Last winters plated
skirt holds good for ordinary occasions, and
The long redingote is still the long redingote.
The newest skirts, however. are circular, and
much wider around the lower edge, the ex-
IRENE measuring six yards The Eton loses
nothing in popularity, and for imperfect
figures, is AN inestimabe value The medium
length Jacket is even more potent than the
Elton, in concealing defects, but is not so
stylish as the short or long garment. An adj
ditional under covering, such as quilted
Jacket or wool sweater, renders any of these
three styles sufficiently warm for winter use,
with the addition of a fur boa.
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DUBLIC SALE
Il -OF-
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

b, virtue 1t the power ot sale contained IN
the ias val and testament oi Henry Z. More
lock. lale # Carroll c,sinJy. Maryland, de.
ceaS-d apa an or,irr of 1hr Orphans Court
tor Carrl cOu.,Iy. the undersigned. Executor
thereof, viii oder at public sale. ou ili,' prem.
isc-, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1905.
Al II o'..osk m. ull the right. title and Ia.
tss.-si uf the said Henri, +. M"r-lpck ~ aud tn
~ ACRES. = RoUDS 4 - 50. PERCHES
ct i4sud. mare or hess; 1t being The one halt
iui.rt,, therein. Said properly IS siIusir two
uit..s w,-si 1T Westminster. and hes alotg 'he
Western MARYLAND Railroad. aud also the
pubic county road leading from Westminster
to WaTiisidsburg A part of the htud Is ia
fair stale Of cultivation aud haS considerable
weed thereon IS well waier,-d and worthy the
attention ct auy ui,- waiting il fine piece %
clyar,, and titnbrr land. This property slsn
has upon a a sHal honSe some truil trees, he
The other onr.h halt interest will b. offered
At the same time under The same terms rs
above uue half interest
Also the following Pcrsnus.l Property, con
sisiing Of Sawed Lumber. viz 2. ~ feet Of
boards, 8. Us feet Of sladding. IS feet OF boil
strrs THIS Is very hne lumber in good con.
ii,iun aud worthy the attention Of purchasers.
Terms af sale Of Real Fsiate One third
OF the purchase money to be paid % the Tx
ccuioF on the DAY Of sale upon the ran6ca-
ton thereof BY the Coart. and ihe residue
thereof ~ Two equal payments Of SIX and
Twelve months FROM the day of sale; the credit
payments 10 b. secured by the bonds or single
bills of the purchaser or purchasers. with
sufficient security. bearing interest from day
Of sale. or all cash AZ the option of the puF.
chaser A deposi; OF 500. On Will be required
from the purchaser Of the real estate on day
Of sale.
Terms Of Personal Property :-All sums Of
$500 aud under, cash; on all sums OF $500
and upwards credit Of six months will be
gwen. the purchasers giving their notes, with
approved security, bearing interest from day
q sale. No property to be removed until
settled for.
GEORGE L. ST0CKSDALE,
Executor OF ihe last will and testament of
Henry f. Morelock. late of Carroll county,
Nd, deceased.
Elias " DAVIS, AuctioEeer. sepi30 Is
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name wouu,.in Express.

Leave Hager,town SD a. m. Potomac Avenue
GA sGnithburg . So Eigenont 7.05, Bine Mountain
ia Bnena Vista Springs us. Hightield 10. Blue
Ridge IS Thurmpilt ~, Rocky Ridge $50, Bruce
willie SEQ New Windsor aI3. Westminster So,
Giyndon ssh Sudbrook Park 9.O7, Naibroox 9i5,
Fulton y % Union 9. y. Hilieu $50, Leave Hill
len SIS. Union $50. Fulton S.aS. Malbrook Ssn.
Westminster $50. New Windsor As Bruceyiie
ass Thur6ont s. Is, Blue Ridge a45 Highfeld 5.4T,
Bnena Vista Springs 5.Sl. Blue Mountain $50.
smithburg 606, Potomac Ave. GO, ar Hagersiown
6.25 p. M.
Through trains for Hanover and Gettysburg and
points Baltimore and Harrisburg Division leave
Baltimore. daily. except sunday, II 7.t0 q. m. and
$50 y. Throigh ears for Gettysburg and inter-
mediate points leave baltimore also daily, except
sunday, Al 1912 a N.
Frederick Division Pennsylvania K. Z. daily ex-
eept Sunday. Trains for Frederick leave Bruce
vile al s.Ss a96 ane 1910 a. and 500 and $50
D. m Trains for Tsneytown, Littiestown and
Trains leave Frederick for Baltimore us a. NJ,
500 and As p. M. Trains leave Hanover for Co
umbia $50. ) % and 1916 and 225 and ass y.
H. for Littiestown at ), 40 and $50 and 500 M
Connections at Cherry Run. W. va.-B. & o.
passenger trains leave Cherry Run for Cumberland
aud intermediate points, daily, al 500 p m; Chica
20 Ex press, daily at Il. ~ ?. m.
From HagerStown TO Hancock, sos. ll.59 a. m. and
cas- p. IN Leave Hancock, SO. $40 =. IN. and 5.l5
p m.
on sunday trains win leave Hillen station at $50
L. IN and 30 ), m, Westminster lf.lSa- n. and
4I2 p. m. arriving at Union Bridge at H. u.
and AS p. Leave Union Bridge At as aud
$ 80 A. M and 400 pm, Westminster I.O0 and sos
at 3 Is and 1929 Il. m. and 6.l5 and 7.2e P m
F. NJ. HOWELL,
General Passenger Agent.
=. H. 0gIswoLD. Gen'L Traffic Manager jun24
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INSURANCE AGENCY
Il OF
CHARLES e. GOODWIN,
90 East Main street,
WESTMINSTER. N

" EIoI MIN0I EN-. MD.
Represents the following Companies
Royal Fire Insurance Co. of Liverpool.
Continental Fire Insurance Company OF
New York.
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society of
England.
Employers Accident Liability Assurance
Corporation Limited of London.
No Notes. No Assessments,
jan 27v
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS,

Notice is hereby given that the Mayor aud
Common Council of Westminster, Nd. have
made their Annual Levy for the current year,
1905 Taxes are due and payable on and after
November LIST, 1905. Interest will be charged
on all accounts not settled by January LIST,
1906 All persons who are in arrears for
taxes are hereby notified that they must pay
the same without delay or they will be col
lected according to law. By order,
OSCAR D. GILBERT, Mayer.
II. B. GRANMER, Clerk and Collector
OFFICE Second Floor Firemen's Build.
ing, E. Main street, Westminster, Md. Office
hours from 9 a. m. to 4. p. m. oct 7-3t
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Leave Iliiien LEGO p. NJ Union l0oo Pa. ave. 1000,
Fulton Hl2 Malbrook Is. Arlington 1922. Mt.
Hope 10 -. Howard lille l027. Sudbrook Park los,
PikeSvtiie 1880 Greenwood 10 81, owings Mills,
40. GsytsiOn le.As,. EmnFy Grove. Glen Falls
Qa5. Finksbgsg 1853 CarrOllton II, Westminster
II -. Ayomdale Il.al New Windsor ii.4l, Linwood
u 81. Union Bridge li.,0. Leave Union Bridge
IS a. m LinwOOd 4 s9, N.ew Windsor i.55, Avon
dale aO1. Westminster 5.l2. Carroiton $50. Finks
burg So Glen Fails Al. Emory Grove. Glyn-
don sol, Owings Mills gu, Pikesviile 6.e9. sud
brook Park 6 IL H0wafdville els, Mt Hope 6i6
Arlington 10 Walhrook 9 25 Fulton 6.2s. Pa. ave ,
tgi Union & IS NJ Hilien Go
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TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE BLACKSMITH and
WHEELWRIGHT STAND,

By virtue of the power of sale contained
in the deed from james NJ Massicott and
wife, Theodore c. Massicott and wife, and
James NJ. Massicott and Theodore c. MASH
colt, co partners, trading under the name,
firm and stvle of James NJ. Massicott and
Brother, to John 7. Shafer, trustee, dated
September 25th, 1905, and duly recorded
among the land records of Carroll county, in
Liber ID. p. S., No. l02, folio 81, Nc, the
undersigned trustee will offer at public sale,
on the premises, in Westminster, Carroll
county, Maryland, at l o clock. D. m, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1905,
all that Valuable Lot containing
AZ clio SQUARE PERCHES OF LAND,
more or less, situated at the west end of
Westminster, one-half mile from Western
Maryland Railroad Station, on the Wesimin
ster and Litlesowu Turnpike Road. This
property is improved by 2
story Weatherboarded Coach A :
Shop, 40x60 feet, also a large ~ 80 SEszA
Blacksmith and Wheelwright 2fsazfzzsEs 'sI
Shop. These buildings are new and in fine
condition with the city water therein. This
stand is worthy the attention of purchasers.
and is so situated as to command large bust
ness for blacksmithng, DC. This properly
offers rare opportunity for anyone wishing
a most desirable location for blacksmithing,
wheelwright and coach making.
Also on the same day, time and place, the
said trustee will offer the following personal
property, viz: Rolling top office desk and
chair. large truck, sets of axles, I pairs of
axles, SO wood spokes, shafts, top buggy,
stick wagon. lot of rims, set of tong springs,
set of wagon bows, buggy seat, "a varnish
cans, cans body filling, new dash, 4 sets of
springs, lot of new buckles and loops, washers,
tacks, carpet fastners, wrenches, files, coal
stove and pipe, u gallons body varnish,
| boxes of red paint, trussels, buggy springs
and many other articles too numerous TO
mention.
Terms of Sale tor Real Property:-0ne
| third OF the purchase money in cash on the
day of sale or on the ratification thereof by
| the Court, and the residue in two equal pay
menis of six and twelve months from the day
of sale; or all cash at the option of the pur-
chaser upon ratification of sale by the Court;
! the credit payments to be secured by the notes
of the purchaser with approved security, bear.
| ing interest from the day of sale.
A cash deposit Of 500. 90 will be required
| from the purchaser or certified check for
/ the same on the day of sale.
| Terms nf Sale for Personaty:-All sums OF
| $1,000 aud under, cash on the day of sale; on
| all sums over $1,000 credit OF four months
| will be given; the credit payments to be
secured 10y the notes OF the purchasers, with
approved security, bearing interest from the
/ day Of sale. No property to be removed until
| settled for.
JOHN 7. SHAFER, Trustee.
George l.. Stocksdale solicitor
| sepSO-is john W. Resyer, Auc,ioneer.
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Two adjoining Farms, in high state of cult.
walton. lying on and near Westminster Turn.
pike, 20 miles from Baltimore. Convenient
to churches, schools and railroad. Will rent
jointly or separately. References required.
CHAS. R. WOODS, Attorney at. Law,
sep3 0.3t 301 St. Paul St., Baltimore, Nd.
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UESTERN MARYLAND RAIL
w ROAD.
81 - RaR

CONNECTING WITH
P. Il R. r. at Shippensburg and Gettysburg;
B. Il o. Railroad at Hagerstown and Cherry
Run; Penna. r. r. at Bruceville and
Hanover; P. W. d b., N. C. and B. l. P.
Railroads at Union Station Baltimore, Md.
Schedule in effect Sunday, June Is, 1906.
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LOST IN SCHOOL
FUND GRAFT,

llrsd D, Beard in r,,sia Arrested FcT
Fog-rsy Manes S,sl,n tor May Years
III, i's,s,.sssr Wealthy, Bank Prs
i,icng.
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lstDps only To hand passengers from points west OF
Union Bridge.
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Las, Saturday the Peoria National Bank, Of
which DougherIy Vas president, closed its
doors and was placed in the hands OF re-
ceiver. and the Dime Savings Bank, with
which be is also connected, posted the 60 day
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property IS improved by a 2
story Wealherboarded Coach
Shop, 40x60 feet, also a large
Blacksmith and Wheelwright
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nor RENT.

sept2S is
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George l.. Stocksdale, solicitor.
sep30.is John W. Reayer, Auc,ioneer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
GARDNER BILL LOST.
Fails of Passage by I'S0o Votes
attack on Jerome.
Tsy TELEGRAPH TO THE rarBUNE.l


Albany, March 1.-THE attack District At
torney Jerome through the Gardner bin, permitting
defendants in criminal cases TO examine the min
utes Of the grand jury that indict them, reached
acute state in the Senate this morning, when
the measure was presented for final passage and
fell short two votes of the number necessary for
passage. The bill had its origin in circumstances
attending the Morse-Dodge case, and is advocated
by those who believe that 1t would prevent public
prosecuting officers from using unwarranted meth
DDS to secure adjournment, as for instance
frightening grand jury witnesses into giving false
testimony. This point was emphasized by Senator
McCarren, who has made practice this session OF
taking in tow many measures introduced by his
Republican colleague from Brooklyn.
Under the present system" said he, eft is often
impossible to get witnesses to tell the truth Be-
fore grand jury the District Attorney has his own
way. and ignorant or tinlid witnesses easily
bulldozed into giving false testimony in support OF
whatever he wants to prove"
The opposition OF the New York District At
torney presented in the form of a circular
letter which every Senator found his desk this
morning In this Mr.. Jerome declares that such
is unnecessary protect the rights of persons
indicted, since under the present law the courts
ready to grant inspection of grand jury minutes
prejudiced
Another attempt will be made to pass the BILL
for Senator Gardner moved TO reconsider the vote,
and his motion laid the table.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
GUARD WITNESSES.
Packers Hare Agents 1cith Men
Who Appear for Examination.

by TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Chicago, March 21.-Deputy Marshal Edward
ST. Clair, of the United States District Court,
stated this afternoon that every man who has
been served with a jury summons and every per-
who has been subpoenaed to appear before
the grand jury investigating the Beef Trust is
under strict surveillance of Secret Service men.
This statement followed the adjournment Of
court by Judge Humphrey. after It was found
that two Of the grand jurors had failed to make
their appearance in court.
The judge announced that owing to the alb
sence OF the jurors he obliged TO adjourn
court.
Judge Humphrey, however. examined wit
nesses in chambers in the afternoon About ten
witnesses to be examined in the investigation
were present. 1t was discovered that they were
accompanied by agents of the Beef Trust, who
guarded them closely and permitted no one TO
converse with approach them. The
guards denied any information regarding their
wards identity and refused to give any reason
for their vigilant guard over the witnesses The
federal court officials are much rnystified by the
action of the packers regarding the witnesses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
GEN. BURNETT ACCUSED.
La1ndberg's attorney Charged That
He Suppressed Evidence.

Abraham C. Gilbert, counsel for Henry w. Lund-
berg, IN his trial for manslaughter for negligence
IN inspecting the General Slocum YESTERDAY
charged that United States Attorney Burnett and
his assistant Mr.. Baldwin. had suppressed evidence
and refused TO call witnesses who could have shown
the Innocence Of his client. He first Character
lzec the trlal OF LundbeFg a persecution and
then made the specific charge that General BUR
nett had suppressed hfty-seven different pieoes Of
evidence IN order TO present single report indioaf
ing Lnndoergs guilt In summing up he argued
that the government had failed TO prove that
through Lundbergs negligence in the inspection %
the steamer loss of life had resulted "It was
SIMPLY LGndbergs duty, as assistant INSPECTOR To
count the number Of life preservers' he said land
uioer the law the officers OF the General SIocur
were required TO that the life preservers oar
NEG by the vessel, were in good order and repair
ana ready for adjustment TO the bodv"
General Burnett summed up for the nrosecut,on
be emphatfcally denied Mr.. Gilbert's charges and
ceclared LtIndberg knew that ms duty under the
Jaw was thoroughly 10 examine the Slocum and
zee tnat she was provided with proper life saving
apparatus The law, he said, was sufficient 10 pro-
tect the passengers. but the defect was in tbe in
struulent selected TO enforce IT, - W -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
EVIDENCE FOR CHICAGO
Beef Trust Testimony Taken Here
To Be Used an the Vest.

Although the governments proceedings against
the so-called Beef Trust surrounded by secrecy
it was learned yesterday that in addition TO sum
monng heads of the different trust" firms to test-
fy before the federal grand jury here statesmen and
other employees were also likely to be called. In
formation is being sought from retail dealers reIa-
tive to their dealings with the Big Six firms the
prices they have to pay and the terms on which
they are able to buy their meats. Proceedings by
General Burnett. United States Attorney here, are
at standstil until tomorrow, when it is expect
ed that the foreman Of the grand jury, who has
been i'll. will be able to resume his attendance at
that body's sessions There have been four meet
ings it was said at which witnesses have been ex-
amined about the methods of the Beef Trust
Evidence has been given by about fifteen persons
and it was understood that forty or more were
under subpoena TO appear. Independent wholesale
dealers will be examined. probably as TO their
knowledge of the dealings of the trust firms
1t is not expected that indictments will result
here from the testimony brought cut. This testi-
mony will be sent to Chicago. where il may form
part or evidence for the United States Attorney in
that district TO be used before the grand jury there