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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-30
SOR.Ik.lkW HELD ON CHAT
OF NUMBERING RICH OLD MAN
Barley Horncr Said He Would
Change His VIII and Next
Day Was Killed.
Dy Associated Pree-.1

NORTH PORT, l.. l.. Dec. 29.-At
tho inquest held here today over tho
body OF Barley T. Iiorner who was
shot and killed by his Bon.in.law, DR..
" W. Simpson. New York dentis.,
DIR. Simpson was held on q charge
of murder by tho coroner and was
taken Mt once TO tho prison ut River
head, there to await the cotton OF
tho grand jury. Mr. IIorner vas for
years tho Southern representative Of
the I.orillard tobacco firms md vas
worth about 100000.
At the Inquest Mrs. IIorner, tho
widow, was the most important wit.
nesG.
Or. Simpson" sbo declared. "sa,d
In my hearing the night OF the shoot
Ing that he wished the old man,
meaning my husband, was dead.
He said this after the subject OF
my husbands will had boon breach
ed. a few months ago my husband
made up his mind TO have his will
changed. He said he wanted 1t. fixed
GO that the fortune would not bo
squandered by DR.. Simpson after hls
death
My husband had frequently gotten
BIN out Of financial straits. aud he
was afraid after he died no would
use up all tho fortune The lawyer
arranged to come to om house yester,
day. On Wednesday my son.in-law az.
Tievd from New York nnd at the sup
per table declared that the will could
not be changed; that such n thing
WINS not possible. Then ho made tho
remark Tint he wished Mr.. Horner
Vas dead"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-30
GEN. BINGHAM APPOINTED
Police Commissioner
Retired Army Officer Manned by May
or Mcclellan no "oreanixa.
ticn Men" on Let.
tlir Araoc!nic0 prcsa.)

NEW YORK. pcc, 29.---aIayor AIc-
Ch:llau tonight annoupce,i the ap.
po!Dunoni of BrIGadler General Thco-
dore ~ bingham. U. s.. a., tretired)
a3 police commissioner, succeeding
VIM. McAdoo. who has hold the Of
flee through Mr.. McClcllan's first
term.
Most of tho important city officials
were rc-nppoint'A. OF tho new az.
rointoes none Is known as M or.
Ganization" man. nor Is there u Tam.
mauy Han district leader among the
mayors selections.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-30
MOSCOW FIGHT LOST;
RIOTING ELSEWHERE
For The First Time Provinces East
Of Moscow Are Now
Affected.
ARMS FACTORY HAS Been SEIZED
Red Flag iioistcd at z'atoust and
Republic Declarcd--Three Train
Loads c; saiIors Join RcvoIutionists
.,
at vcronesh-ecncral Strike Pro.
claimed at Riga and Fighting Eceins.
(nv Associated rrcan.l


IST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 29.-l:30
p! m.-Thc correspondent of the Assc-
ciated Press ut Moscow trlccraphs
that tho scattered ravolutionists there
arc only able TO keep up feeble show
of resistance 10 The troops and the
workmcn's council realizing that tho
revolt is crushed is negotiating terms
for the strikers who participated in
the uprising with the Wow of calling
on the strike on Monday.
Nevertheless, the radical papers OF
st. Petersburg continue to intlame
Their readers with stories OF desperate
lighting in the streets OF Moscow, rep
resentiny the revolutOnistg as being
i'll complete possession of ten square
miles Of the city, which the troops
with all their authority and machine
guns are unable Ia pierce. The papers
print columns Of descriptive matter
representing the rcvolutionists fight
ing valiantly behind barTicades stand.
ing en- heaps Of corpsEs Of their CEN,
radcE.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-30
ONLY one VOTE AGAINST UNION
II Action Is Ratified by General As
oennblies Next May Plans Long Aei-
tatcd VIII Be coneummated-sis
Members Of Cumberland General
Committee Changed hiinde.
tDy Annotated 1,rosa)

st. LOUIS, Dec. 29-Aftcr a. oil.
vision of 95 years. steps were con.
summatcd today II e. Joint session Of
General Committees. which if for.
mai,y ratified next May by the gen.
cral assemblies. will unite tho North.
ern Presbyterian Church, u. S. A.,
and the Cumberland Presbyterian
church.
Almost two days were consumed by
6ub-committeos In arranging details
for the union. Their reports were
fubmltted to the general committees
representing each church this after.
noon.
Within two hours the two general
committees had met in joint session
agreed OH Il basis for the basis for
the two UNCONVENTIONAL bodies. This
agreement will be reported to tho
general assembly Of the Presbyterian
church, meeting Mt Des Moincs, Iowa.
On MAY II, 1906, and and that o'
the Cumberland Presbyterian church,
meeting i'll Decatur, Ills. on the same
date, for formal ratification.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-30
Action on Filling swanoon's Position.
(Spncinl 10 thn Dnilu rrnnn

Especial to tho Daily Prees.,
DANVlI-LE, VA, Dec. 29.-Thc
Chairman Of the Democratic executive
committee of tho Fifth Congressional
district, II. a. James. has issued cal!
to the committee to meet in Martins
vile January S, for the purpose OF
taking such action rs il necessary in
reference 10 filling the vacancy TINT
VIII be caused by the resignation OF
congressman Swanson. rs the repre-
sentative of that district. The rcsig
nation o! Mr.. Swanson. governor cleo.
mas not yet been rendered. but il Is
understood that OH Fcbruar, it will
be presented
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-30
SHOT HIMSELF IN HAND.
Multi.MiIllonalrc Duke Victim Of &c.
cidcnt While Hunting.
(By AeaocIated Prcss.,


RICHMOND. VA. Dec. 29.-Angler
Duke, son OF y. n. Duke, brother OF
the president of the American To.
bacco Company, and himself multi.
millionaire. accidentally shot himself
through tho right hand while hunt.
ing In North Carolina today.
He was conveyed in special train
to Raleigh. where no was taken TO n
hospital and received surgical nttcn-
tion. and later was carried to his
home In Durham, where he Is rest.
ing easily tonight
Tomorrow lie will be taken to New
York and placed under the care OF
specialists. In the hopo that the
wounded member may be saved.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-30
RECEIVER DISCHARGED.
scutiiern Mutual Aid Aaoooiaton Sat.
istiee Claim Against II.
my husociated Presp.


NORFOLK. VA, Dec. 29.-The
claim or Edward Stern Company
having been settled, Judge W. q.
Martin today discharged T. Gateshy
Jones, yesterday appointed receiver
for the Southern Mutual Aid Asso.
citation OF Birmingham, Alabama. and
for the United States Mutual Md AS
ISOLATION Of Norfolk.
Tho Birmingham concern. after SET.
Ting tho Stern claim announced tn
solvoncy. ". s.. Grlgge, a stockhold.
er In tho Norfolk Association, inBti.
tuted proceedings for an accounting
against both companies, without ask.
ing receivership.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-30
GAS TUBE BECAME DETACHED.
Mre. Sweeney Vert TO Light Fire
and Explosion Killed Her.
az. Associated fress.i

McKEESPORT, PA, Dec. 29.-Mr;.
Hattie Sweeney. of Isl Church ave.
nuo. was fatally burned and eight
other members of the Sweeney fam
lily were seriously injured today MS
tho result of natural GAS cSplo.
sion In the kitchen Of their home.
a rubber hose used to connect tho
cooking stove with the gas pipe be-
came detached during tho night and
when Mrs. Sweeney struck mattel,
to light the fire this morning the gas
exploded.
The house was completely wreck.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-30
NEWPORT NEWS VA SATURDAY. DECEMBER 3d. 1905.
LOSING MIND, SHOT HlMssLF.
w. r. Shepherd, fredericksburg Shoe
maker, Fires Bullet into His Head.


maker, Fires 6uiiet into His Head.
Especial to the Daily Prcss.)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Dec. 90.
w. 7. Shepherd, shoemaker of this
city, shot himself in the head this
morning about o'clock with So.
calibrc pistol.
He had been in tho habit of sleep.
!nE with the pistol under his pillow.
Several days ago he removed the cart.
ridges from the weapon, wrapping
them up and putting them in his coat
pocket.
1t is thought that he got up during
tn" night and reloaded the weapon.
The only reason that can be assign
ed for his act was that he has shown
signs Of losing his mind lately.
His condition is critical.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-30
CHARGED WITH GIVING REBATES
Darius Miller, First Vice President,
and c. G. Burnhan, Named In In.
dIctment-Rake or Went to Sub.
sidiany Company or United statee
Steel Corporation.
fBy Arsociated Press.)

CHICAGO. Dec. 29.-1'ho federal
grand jury today returned IN indict.
hient against the Chicago, Burling.
Ion and Quincy Railroad, Darius Mil.
lcr. first vice president and c. G..
Burnham, foreign freight agent, on
the charge of granting railroad re-,
bptes.
The Indictment charges that the
rebates were all granted TO the
United States Steel Products Com.
1any. or New York. as n subsidiary
company. to the United States Steel
Corporation.
30 Per Cent. Rebate Allowed.
Tho freight rates were paid, 1t Is
declared, in the Indictment, accord
ing to the tariff. but afterwards q
rebate Of about 80 per cont. was al
lowed to the shipper.
40 seen as the Indictment was laid
before Judge Bethea, in United STATES
Circuit Court he GEcd boa,i, OF s5.tGa
in each case, and the officials OF
the Burlington road were notified
Ia cali and give bail Of $4,000, which
hny asreed to do without delay.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-30
DfcATuR's CASE COMES NEXT
"orthwe'sht Foster, Of Indiana. Car
roll 8. Graves, of Washington State
and. Other Upper clasamen Arc on
the Lios-ThcaII Attacks Admission
OF Hcwiett'e Testimony.
(DT Associated Prers.l

ANNAPOLIS, MD. Dec. 29.--The
courtmartial of Midshipman Tren.
NOR Coffin, Jr., for the alleged haz-
ing of Midshlpnian Jcrdon Kim
brough, was concluded today md tho
court reached n finding. Only two
witnesses were heard. one OF whom
was Midshipman Overdown Whit
meyer. kimbrough's classmate. Both
testified to Kimbrough's trutheulness.
No evidence was submitted for tho
defence.
E. =. Thcall, counsel for Coffin, In
his argument, sought to avail his
client of the COURTS own action IN
compelling the strongest witness for
the prosecution, MIdshlpman Hewlett.
TO testify although he had sought
Immunity on the ground that he
would incrimneto himself.
No Case Proved. saya TheaII.
Mr. Thcall urged that no other Wit
mesa had testified that Coffin had told
kimbropgh to stand Oh his head ann
TINT his presence In the room was
the Only thing proved. This, he said.
had been admitted by Hewlett MS to
himself, and. therefore. the court
ttcul committed to the contention
,ha- the facts did not mako out a.
case OF ha5ing. Otherwise, he urged,
Hcwlctt's Testimony should be ex-
plunged rs being Of self-incrininat-
Ing nature.
Lieutenant Commander Harrison.
the judge advocate. quoted from an
authority In regard to. the rules gov
erninG the Introduction Of evidence
as to confession. Hc made no. fur
Their remarks and the case was given
to thd court.
Coco 10 Rear-AdmiraI Sands.
Tho record in the Coffin case will
go Mt once to Rcnr-Admiral Sands for
his action, though Mr.. Theali, conn
sci for Coffin. has filed n request
that IL be forwarded to the secretary
OF the navy for roviow and that
O verdict Of guilty, If rendered. bo
set aside, on tho ground that navy
regulations were violated by allowing
himbrough TO testify when hc could
not identify the accused aud also be.
causc he was not allowed to pursue
4 line Of questioning designed to :
impeach Kiinbrough's testimony by
showing that his reputation for vera.
city was not good.
Midshipman Decatur was, after re-
cess, brought before tho same court
which had tried a1idshipmnn Coffin
but his counsel, Il. s. Theall, asked
that a recesB DO taken until tomor-
row afternoon and tho request was
granted.
The ether midshpman OF the grad.
uatin6 CLAUS against whom charges
OF haaing have been flied 10 Worth
weight Foster. Of New Albany, Ind.
The specifications hnve not been
male public.
II 10 also understood that Carroll
s. Graves, OF Spokane. Washington.
ia under arrest and that charges will !
lie filed againGt him.
Nor Is this case the end, for Il
81 known that several other members
of tho first class have received inti-
NATION that they must answer to tho
Same charge In the very near fu.
ture.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-30
mrs. Landlord is Fatally Burned.
aprriai 70 the Datis pr-sr

ROANOKE. Dec 29-Mrs. Hen.
riotta Landlord. wife Of Policeman
Lankford. was SO badly burned this
morning by the explosion OF lamp
that she Is not expected to live
through the day. She attempted TO
eXtinSnish the lamp when 1t exploded.
badly burning her about the face.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-30
Southern Writer Dies in Charleston

CHARLESTON. s. c., Dec. Co
Niles Esaic Bccche5 borough. a, we'll.
known Southern writer, friend and
late co-worker OF tho poets. Paul
Haync aud Henry TImrcA. died at
her home horo today at The age of
80.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-30
30 Per Cent. Rebate Allowed.
Working shortl,anoed.

in spite of the strike CT the girls,
the shirt fnctory continues In opera
ton and Manager Waterman says
that he anticipates having no trorbio
in securing AL the help needed after
the holiday season is over.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-30
Crosaed the Sands.

Messrs. 8. S, Pcnuypacker, J. w.
Davis, ]. d. G. Drown and ]. c. Hunter
returned yesterday from Richmond.
where they attended session Of the
Shrincrs Thursday night. Mr.. Hunter
crossed the sands during the scs-
sion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-30
orly One Dissenting Vote.

The Joint session was executive IN
character. 1t is said that the joint
ballot on union showed only one dls-
senting vote, that being cast by Elder
T. W. Keller, CO Knoxville. Tenn. a
member OF the Cumberland commit.
tee. It is said that when tho Cumber.
land committee WINS appointed scven
men known TO 10 liz opposition 70
the proposed union were placed ON
the committee. Tho vote today incl
Gated that xix men hal changed their
minds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-30
Hsmpden.sidncy Gets Handsome Gilt.

RICHMOND, VA. Dec. 30.-Rov.
Or. S. GRAY McAll!ster, President of
Hampdcn.Siducy College announced
today that n wealthy New Yorker
had made a gift of $4,000 to his col.
lcgc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-30
.EELLS PLAN APPROVED
Final Steps Taken 10 Secure liqht
House al Diamond Shoals.
INVENTOR TAKES BIG CHANCE
Pay is Contingent Upon Structure Re.
naming in Position For a Number
Of Years-Mary Lights Have Been
Swcp, Away.


WASHINGTON. Dee. 29.-Fin.l
steps were taken by the government
today towards securing a lighthouse
a, Diamond Shoals, Cape Hatteras
North Carolina, considered the most
dangerous point for shipping on the
Atlantic coast
Congress at its last session made
nn appropriation for this purpose.
The governments liability. however.
is contingent upon the stability Of
the lighthouse TO he constructed.
Pay Contingent Upon uccess.
The act provides for payment
Should the lighthouse remain In pn
aition for Il term of years. partial
payment to be made each year.
Tho lighthouse is to no constructed
by Albert f. Eclls, backed by Il Dos.
ton engineering firm.
Tho plan is to construct the Light.
house anoat and then tow IL to tn.
required position and sink 1t. The
tide is expected to anchor the con.
struction By shifting sand around It's
base.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-30
prince.on rurns rhe rable.

NORFOLK, VA, Dec 2e.--Princaz
ton turned tho tables on the ouab1Gg
City Hockey team tonight in tie
onI helf and won the game
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-30
Looks Sad in East.

For the first time the provinces
east of Moscow. i'll the heart of great
Russia, are affected. at Zlatoust, =
town in the government Of Oofc
where large government arms fac
tory is situated, the worltmcn seem TO
he in complete possession of tho iowa.
They have seized the works. lo!stcd
the red i!aE. have declared n republic
and al Tie authorities have hcen mndc
captires and arc threatened with in
slant death If troops are sent TO Zcla.
toust. In addition, the w0rkmcn have
organized themselves into small
army and daily parade the streets
headed by band of music playing the
FMarscilaso.'
I At Samora. near Nizhni Noygord,
also large manufacturing town, 20
! OQ0 worllmcn rose and attempted to
march on Nizhni, but were met by
troops with artillery and were routed
with the loss Of several score of men.
- Fighting For TWO Days.
Eventually the workmen were div.
en- back TO Samora. where they erected
barricadcs Which tho artillery have
been firing at for two days. The work
mru used bombs freely nj Samora.
which Is now separated from Nlzhnl
Novgorod. and n rising is expected at
the latter place, which has about 95.
600 Inhabitants
At Veronczh, South Russia, the
work,nen' decided in favor Of an armed
revolution, but the. authorities sue.
cecdcd In arrestiIg eleven OF the ring.
leaders, whcrcupon tho revolutionisty
halted three train loads of sailors OF
the reserve. who wero on their way
to the Far East.
The latter responded to the appeals
OF the workmen. promptly Joined them,
marched into the town and aided in
the liberation Of the prisoners.
General lnsurrection in Poland.
The government has Intercepted tel.
cgrams showing that the social domo-
Gratis and workmcn's councils have ar.
ranged for armed upri8ings at Kieff,
Kazan and krasnoyarsk and for q gen
oral instruction In Poland, which will
be proclaimed December 81. At Kieff
and Kaza1 the authorities believe the
movement has been nipped in the. bud
by the arrest of the rlnslcadars and
= the seizure of arms. At the former
place one of the leaders was porter
III the sovernor-sc generals houBe.
at Riga the proclamation of n gon.
etafr strike waB accompanied by an
open effort on tho part Of the fighting
organization TO seize the city
/ Barricndes spranS up in all tie
street as If by magic and fighting be,
tween the revolutionists and the gen.
flarncgt tr0Ons and Dnlfcn ,hac hor,,n
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-30

Dry Dock Dewey Passes Out TO Sea.
NORFOLK. VA, Dec. 29.-The dry
dock Dewey passed out the capes at
10:i0 p. m,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-30
Many Have Failed.

Many lighthouses have been con
structed at this point. but all havo
failed to withstand the rigor OF the
storms.
Secretary MetcaIf Of the depart.
mont OF commerce end labor today
gave final approval under the terms
of the act, to the plans OF Captain
Eells. which have been modified In
some respects at the suggestion OF
the lighthouse board
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-01-20
About Ope :Hundrsd Of Them
Gathered at Hartmann S
Hotel.
HAD ENTERTAINERS.
Two Performers From New York
Amused the Guests Before
The Banquet Began.

Nearly one hundred contractors,
who compose the Building Trades As
socatjon of this city. were present at
the banquet given in the Hartmann
Hotel, Front street. last night
For many weeks the committee
which had charge Of the banquet
worKed early and late and when the
contractors gathered at the hotel at
I 80 O'Clock, they found that nothing
had been left undone to make the
affair grand success.
The banquet was held in the large
room in the rear CT the hotel. Two
large tables had been placed on each
side Of the hall. The hall itself was
beautifully decorated with many
flowers aud a number OF American
flags.
Before the supper was served the
contractors were entertained by two
New York performers One was a
sleight-of. hand artist and the way he
made things disappear and reappear
was a wonder. The other was plan
ist.
From 80 until II clock the cen
tractors enjoyed themselves. The
committee i'll charge was composed q
! the Following: E. X. Southwics
Andres Anderson and Emil Koyen.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-01-20
Top Still Holds and the
Ice Above the Structure
Is not as Thick as
MT Was Last Night
Still in Dangerous
Condition.

The county bridge over.the Karitan
river has not suffered any more dam.
age since yesterday when a section OF
it.was carried away by the ice.
.Today's warmer weather has loos-
ened up the ice above tho new bridge
to nm appreciable extent, and some of
it has come down Since Yesterday
morning.
No more of the piling has been
carried away, however, as it floats out
and the top Of the structure has
sagRed no more than yesterday.
With the structure in its present
weakened condition, there is nothing
to prevent much more Of the pilinf
from being crushed and carried away
if a repetition of the heavy pressure
OF the ice foes above occurs. The
mass Of ice is not SO great above TIL
structure as Yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-01-20
Geo. 4 SEAMAN
PASSED AWAY.
Died Shortly After Noon TO-DAY
Lifelong Resident Of This
City.

George A. Seaman died at his
home, 1917 High street, at II 30
O'Clock today after long illness.
Mr.. Seaman, who was bern in this
city slxty-eight years ago, had been i'll
since last August, when he was taken
down with typhoid fever. After the
typhoid had passed away, Mr.. Seaman
grew no stronger. and fingered until
TODAY.
Mr.. Seaman served with credit dur-
ing the Civil war, being a member of
the Twenty eighth New Jersey regi-
meut. He has been prominent in the
reunions and affairs Of the veterans
association up until his last illness.
Mr.. Seaman was also q prominent
member Of RGritan Lodge, I, & A.
~, being one of the two or three
oldest Masons in this city.
He leaves a widow, but no chiIdr en-.
He was brother Of former mayor
G. K Seaman and also of F. a, Sea-
man.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-01-20
DETAILS FOR RARlTAN
YACHT CLUB BALL

At the meeting CT the ball commit
tee of the Rariten Yacht Club, last
night, final arrangements were com
p eted for the annual ball to be given
in Wilder Hall January 21. The deco
rations of the hall are in charge OF
Laggren Brothers, OF L izabeth, while
the floral decorations will be done by
he Perth Amhoy Floral Company.
The caterer will be +. sschussler, oi
New Brunswick.
No expense is being spared to make
this the greatest social event of the
season. The decorations will be direct
from the awning at he entrance,
through the long hall to the ballroom.
Besides the decorations there, the
aoral pieces will be lavishly displayed.
There will be palms in eacn window,
while on the stage the palms will OF
arranged across the front, with the
tall pa Inns at each end with smaller
in the center. From the ceiling oi
tho stage will hang long strings Of
smilax. Electric lights will be
arranged to cast e pretty red glow.
Behind all this an orohestr Of sever
pieces will furnish music for the
dancing, while between dan css, there
will he mandolin music.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-01-20
The BRAVES
TAKE OFFICE
Red Men Had Installation
Last Night District Deputy
was There.

Po Ambo Tribe of the Red Men mad
great time at their meeting in the
jefferson building, last night, when
tile following officers were installed
Prophet August Fischer; sachem, T..
J Switzer; senior sycamore, John
Olsen; junior sycamore, Augustus
Farlander; keeper of wampum, Jorgen
Martinusen; collector of wampum,
Philip Schwartz; chief Of records,
Hans :. smith; trustee for eighteen
months, ] J. Flynn; trustee for six
months, to fill unexpired term, Leon
ard Cosgro7e; representative to great
couDctl, Jorgen Martinusen, and al
ternate, August Fischer.
The ceremony was performed by
District Deputy Thomas SluRg anc
staff of Tribe 203, at Carteret
After the installation a number Of
speeches were mace and then the Red
Men and their guests sat down to c
big feed,