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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21

nr. Heussy. who a'so attended the
dead man. refused to discuss the
matter this morning.
Sketch Of His Life.
John Wincapaw came With his
brother. Robert Wlnespaw. to Sc
attic about Is years ago. and had
been pioneers Of the West Tor
quarter OF century before that
date. Robert WineapaW. now IN his
SOth year. lives az t00a Columbia
street. IN his own home. aud owns
several adjoining residences Of that
district
John wincapaw lived With his
son. Guy Wineapaw. At 2ss Fourth
avenue north,
/ John Winrapaw was a typical pio-
neer as u also his brother.
interesting Incident.
An interesting Incident In which
I the two old gentlemen figured &c
CURED about two weeks uEu- More
than century ago the grandfather
% the WincRraW brothers owned a
third Interest in a merchantmen
plying between America and Europe.
This ship. during the var between
France and England. Mas ssiHed by
the Preach government on the
theory that she carried eontrahand
~ war.
II was found. however, that the
vessel carried only cargo 'af rum
and molaNH~s. and suit was brought
By the United States government for
the owners Of the vessel against the
French government e. recover for
the cargo. After a century Of TED
tap. and international proceedings
the case was settled naiy few
weeks ago. the French government
paying st.s00 Tor the cargo q rum
ana molassra seized more than leo
years ago.
Each Rsesivsd se.I.
The administrator Of the estate.
In Warren Ne. distributed the
81. 500 among the three generations
OF heirs. $50 IN number. and two Of
these heirs we're John WIueapaw.
the deceased. and his brother. Rob
srt Wiucaraw. each receiving ts.8I
as his share u the strange legacy.
The two old gentlemen had n
house warsnlne. over the affair
and nerrily discussed various plans
for investing the money. The two
checks were finally deposited tn a
local bank. aud John wineapaws
share Is stili In the bank. untouched.
20 be handed down 10 his own
heirs
Wlucapaw enrue from Maine He
engaged IN zhtpbuiidiaK for some
time In Ballard.
Funeral services viii be held At :
o'clock tomorrow afternoon at But
terworth 4 Sons chapel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21
BaIIingsr Claims Civil Service Commits.
sioners Exceeded Their Auihoriiyin In
vestigating Case Of Boiler Inspector,
and Officials Threaten TO Resign

illusions reached by the connie
afon.
lie stated that he viii treat the
action Of the commission az a null
ity. aud will proceed a. though 40
Investigation had been made. rem
d-riug his own decision In the case
and making his own recoinmenda=
tiuna
The commissioners have assumed
a hostile attitude 20 the mayor n
regard to the matter. and In letter
addressed 20 him In response TO bis
letter. they come out and state
clearly TO the mayor that ths1 think
he n wrong In assuming such an
fhoFity.
Commissioner Reply
The commission claims 20 get IT.
authority from sections IA and ~
OF article 2ls Of the city charter.
They provide that the commission
shall investigate charges which are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21
TO BEGIN nv
EARNE IS
ORGANIZATION OF MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP LEAGUE
EXTENDED

The oranization of the Seattle
Municipal Ownership league is to
be extended to every ward in the
city.
Steps to that end will be taken
at n meeting OF the league TO he
held at Christensen's hall tomorrow
night. The work, however, has al
ready begun I'm several wards, the
Ninth being particularly active in
that direction.
With thoroughly organized mum
ieipal ownership body, IN each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21

Mayor nallinFsa has locked hufna
with the civil service commission.
and. ~ n result. II Il said that 1T
least two 81 the commissioners
threaten to resign.
In a pspycry letter sent 60 the
commission yesterday. the MAYOR
states that the commissioners have
exceeded their authority. and that
he Is the official who should have
Investigated the charges q Improper
conduct brought against Boiler IN
spcctor w. ~ Murray By the civil
service commission.
Gives Reasons
The mayor stated that Inasmgch
as be alone has the paNef Of APP
pointing the officer. and did -. Il
would follow that he j. the official
before whom the investigation
should be carried On. and that Re
would not be bound 20 any extent
BY the findings Of fact and the con
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21
EXAMINER OF INSURANCE
ACCUSED While ON STAND

on Feb Let. Of governors. attorney
generals and Insurance commission
ers of almost every state In the
union. to debate upon measures
looking for the restriction Of insur-
ance companies In the United
States.
The three most important changes
to be recommended are frequent
public accounting OF all business
done. the reduction OF running ex-
pensea. and plan 10 bring policy
holders 10 closer touch with the
company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21
BANK EXAMINER
MAKES REPORT

CHICAGO. Dec. &c. c. Jones,
Illinois state bank examiner. today
forwarded to Springfield a report on
tie condition OF the Walsh instltu-
lions.
He said he did not recommend
prosecutions. but merely reported
the facts. which will be peruaed By
the authorities for such action ~
they may see III.
Wash has resigned the presidency
Of the Bedford National, OF Bedford
Ind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21
7 90 LOW

The county commissioners viii
readyertise for bids for the pur-
chase Of the $50 600 o. bonds TO be
used in the construction Of the nsE
Armory.
Five bids have been made. and
wore opened this afternoon. The
highest was a premium OF $3.50, Of.
fered by Mason. Lewis 4 Co. II
was not considered high enough,
and the board eontemplates read
vertising.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21

ward. municipal ownership advo-
Gates believe they win be able to
put up a formidable front in the
next municipal election.
AZ the meeting tomorrow night
addresses will be made by Judge
John T.. HUMPHREYS. George f. Cot
terill and others.
Next Wednesday evening at tho
labor temple the mass conventions
held under the auspices of the Seat
tie Labor council to nominate
municipal ownership ticket will take
place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21
CHANCE
IS GOOD
E. sEATrLss CHANCE TO GET C. E. eonvHN-
TON NEXT MONTH IS EXCELLENT

that Los Angeles would get the
convention, were false. He said
that he would leave about the first
OF February for New York to at
tend the convention Of trustees.
"seattlo's chances for getting the
convention are very good he said.
Tho trustees will be guided 10 a
certain extent In their choice Of a
place for holding the convention by
the action of the Trans-Confinental
Passenger association. which viii
meet In Los Angeles January rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21
PROMISED
IMMUNITY
LAWYERS FOR THE DEFENSE IN THE PACKERS WILL
PROVE THAT CERTAIN BEEF sARoNs WERE PROMISED
PROSECUTION UPON CERTAIN coNoI.
TONS

for the defense that Garfleld's re-
port will be introduced with stenog-
fraphio reports. revealing conversa-
lions relating TO an alleged promise
of immunity.
Zach side has nine peremptory
challenges left.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21

and doctrines to death. MOSCOW ID
In total darkness because Of the
strike OF municipal electricians, and
other large cities have shared the
same fate.
Russian gold amounting 10 more
than SIC. 600 900 has been shipped 10
Berlin. and twice that amount is
expected at the German capital he
fore the week Is over IL is be-
lieved the money will be used 10
meet current expenses Of the gov
eminent, and has been forwarded
20 Berlin for safe keeping.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21

CHICAGO. Dec. 2l.--In the pack
ers' case today yenirmcn were ques-
toned as to their qualifications to
try immunity pleas for the defend
ants.
A~,> Alsclosod by the attorneys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21

fares IN this city are heavily guard
ed The rebel authorities have is
sued orders that peace must be pre-
served al all costs. or, At least. un-
al some recognition Is received
from the emperor.
Death to Rebels.
Count sergiua Wltte has Issued a
proclamation condemnlng al eFcu-
lators OF infIammatory literature
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21

ELI T. Humbert. So. died at the
family home In Ballard last night.
Death was due To general debility,
superinduced By his advanced years.
lMr. Humbet was born In New York
state and came TO the Pacific coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21

At the meeting OF the trustees Of
the National Christian Endeavor
poclety, 10 be held In New York on
February 6, Il will be decided what
city will get the 1907 convention.
Besides Seattle. Kansas City. Loa
Angeles and Minneapolis are as
pirants for the honofa and the in
177renta1 benefits to be derived.
II. r. Barth. trustee for the state
Of Washington. when seen this
morning. stated that all reports 10
the effect that II had been decided
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21

Mayor-elect Wiley said today that
he would make no statement for
publication regarding the remedies
he will adopt TO stop gambling here.
not caring to reflect on the present
administration, but remarked that
he believed the city would be purg-
cd of the prescott sporting element.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21

NEW YORK. Dec. Howard X.
stokes. third Vice president Of the
Bankers Life. was recalled TO the
stand Ia the insurance case this
morning.
Hendricks, superintendent OF In
surance. and Isaac Nauderpool. chief
examiner. were present.
The Insurance committee has de-
clded not 10 take testimony At Al
bany. but VIII investigate the de-
partmcnt here. Chairman Afm-
strong says the Investigation VII
conclude December 80.
State Examiner Accused.
Hughes said that the inYeatiEa-
ton of the Mutual GAfe In 1908 left
charge against chief Examiner
Vanderpool.
He said he didn't ask vanderpool
as 10 the result. and that he never
knew that Fields had not noticed
the extreme quantity OF stationery
used. according 20 the records as
compared with other companies.
Hughes said that he didn't look
into the economies Of the compa
MES. but merely Satisfied himself az
TO their solvency. and thought they
were very well managed
Superintendent Hendricks was
next sworn.
BuoJ,s DOL uoadnJ1oo
Hughes forced from Hendricks,
who WIS a very perfunctory Wit
ness, that he didn't want to man
age the companies" When asked
why he didn't call the attention OF
the attorney general TO irregulari-
ties, he said. mo amount OF In
vestigation could stop the eorrup-
ton"
Hendricks gave a list Of employees
In his office and their salaries. He
employed his daughter as eonfldeu-
tiai clerk az $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21
LOCKHORNS
WITH MAYOR

prefsrrsd againa, any employe Of
the e1ty in the classified list and
gisr the commission power 90 sum
mon witnesses and require their NJ.
senasnfe at such Investigation.
The opinion Of the commission Il
thai the mayor should have carried
ossf their recommendations without
any question. and that. backed By
the authorils ~ the supreme court
holding In the case OF Eason Va.
City Of Seattle. that they have the
power TO compel the mayor 70 put
into execution their recommends
tlona II IL rumorcd that the COM
mission f. highly ineenHed over the
action af the mayor and that sex
erai members Of the commission
have threatened 10 resign.
Charges Against Murray
Murray was charged by the board
Of engineering examiners with hav-
ing butfed in" too much In is AZ
fairN. MURRAY wanted 20 become a
member of the board. but the en-
rineers and the civil service com
misslonsru considered u poor policy
because It might lead 10 graft
After an investigation. the com.
mission decided that Murray should
hn reprimanded. and asked the
mayor 10 administer H.
That 10 where the clash arose over
the question Of authority.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21

ODESSA. Dec. 2i-One hundred
asa forty bombs were discovered In
the hotsIe OF "A jew Gee exploded.
woundins eight officers This cnuH-
ed an outbreak OF anti-aeisitie feel
lug
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21

through whom the city is negotiat-
ing for the purchase Of IS acres of
land TO be used for park. today
stated that he feared the deal might
fall through because of the city's
failure to have the s.. 600 cash neoes-
ure TO have the $1,000 cash neces-
sary TO close the deal.
Jack Anderson has sold TO the
Cox Real Estate company three lots
on Broadway for $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21


MAIL ON SUNDAY. =
= The local poRioffica has add :
4 ri four men to ita force 70 help 4
= cat during the rush, and 10 de Z
= liver Sunday mail NJ all those =
: Who make payment Of ten =
! eenta.
F4FF sFFTF F4FF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21
THEYMAY
RETALIA7E
BALLARD BUSINESS MEN TALK soYcoTTINe SEATTLE
MERCHANTS ACTION CHAMBER COMMERCE ON
QUESTION

20 years ago. during which time he
has lived at various points on Puget
sound. He WAS farmer and Is sur
vived by one son and four daugh-
tiers. His wife died eight months
ago. Undertakes Butterworth a
Sons have charge OF the funeral. the
arrangements for which have not
been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21

MOSCOW. Dec. 2i.--Ail available
troops are mobillEcd and machine
guns placed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Dee.
3i.-Tommy Ryan. who IA play
ing In a theater here. says he Il
willing to fight o.Brien at any
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21

NEW YORK. Dec. 2f.=-Just a. 4he
time when they are most needed and
most valuable as means Of proAeeu-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21

= coRiNTH. Ky. Dec. Ill i,
q Some time last night. without /,
= awakening a soul In town. rob I
= hers blew the safe OF bank In ,
. this city. stole $4,000 and es- I
y capped. I
y The amount consisted OF 81. ,
q GOO In gold. 81 600 In silver and ,
a the balance IN paper. ,
y Securities were unmolested. ,
xh a a q a n n 4 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21

No coin-That's All.
+. u. Cox. the real estate man
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-24
WANT DEPART NElii

Additional tfWants" will be found
on another page of this issue.
FOR RENT Store room at Gras=
SELF. See j. e. Law, Jacobs
building. 24noy6t.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-24

Deputy Sheriff W. E. Leonard is
here today from Salem attending TO
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-24
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

The State Grange Society VIII
meet in this city next month, Dee
18th and 23d, inclusive Any one
wishing to attend this meeting can
secure a one and one-half fare round
trim ticket BY writing to the secre-
tarv. j. o, Thompson, at Charles
ton, W. Va. The Clarksbnrg PouI7
nv and Pet Stock association VIII
he held during this Grange metelng
and will afford an additional at
traction for the visitors
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-24

NJ Y. Moore, the famous Ken
tncl.v hbstractor Of deeds, is pre-
pairing to spend Thanksgiving IN
New York City. He is a gentleman
If practical experience in his line OIL
business and has made decided
success in running down titles that
we're clouded.
The rehearsal of "The PaTve3ns
viii take place at the Elks hail % on !,
Third Sweet. The lodge has Slnely
donated the use of their room ioI.
tbe occasion.- The rehearsal BEGINS
Mt s o'clock promptly The oillelai
GOAT was removed from the building
TODAY so the ladies Of the company
need feel no fear on that score;
Twenty-Five of the. fine turkeys
imported from Nicholas county by
Thomas Heneghan were disposed. OF
last night. The auction will be
continual tonight and every even
ing until they are all gone. To-
night they Will be displayed at the
Manhattan cafe. If YOU never saw
800 fat turkeys all at once this is
your chance.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-24
PUBLIC Sale IF ValuaD.r
Real Estate and o5l



rod11c tloT
ue Of IitioI YES 81
a,f tee IN 8 deed
Mon lated the 3tl -
ruaT 1905 and q record IN lls
6roi III 6f Isl aI1isen County
"a. mia. n bees oolz
~ " page $50, and n lle5 ~
TFaTI- Martin and Ice
M s fradin and qoiI
gonlIi9
Ii Nj offer for g e 2Etlsiic { = s. -
ID HE ii gest 6iCll e tfss
door 81 fiie Court House g ~ q
Harrison County on
MONDAY DEC. 18TH 3,
AZ o'clock q, the toiAs'ss -
real estate and personal pro l2.5lsss
according to the terms and So W.
Hons hereinafter stated
THAT certain house and LOT
the f7-5tTn OF Wallace, " est y ~ =
known lot No. 8 IN SAID t2fSl7i r
eCnfs 81 INC, about IS 50. poles. alleis
being the same lot or parcel OF - -
which was conveyed 70 =. an - e,
Martin bv Oryal @. Robinson y
5eed dated the 10th day OF = tLlys
1896 and of record IN the Pro Pei
office of said Harrison county ~
Tlae5 Book No. 80, at page :
That certain lot or parcel o.
land IN the said town of Wallace
ll-rontaiTing about IS square Eoo1est
5b;eI, was conveyed to Ieie Martin 2
M flrvaI G. Robinson by deed daeeg.
!. The 10th day Of May 1902, ana o. q
record in the proper Office e. s e4o.
Harrison county IN Deed ppoiA ~
100, at page 1S9. III
8. I-6 of the ROYALTY OF the on
{ and gas rights (subject to5Wldoss-s
doweT9 under the IT'S aers
tract of land of which Wesley Rop,
iinson died seized, plat OF WllcI
; tract of land is of record in tn'
nroper Office of said Harrison county
In Deed Book No. 1870 at page 40
There are nine (99 producing OIL
wells on this tract of land.
4. 1-6 of the 1-3S of the oil ane
gas rights under the % acre tract o.
Gas rights (subjeet to widows
dower) under the 90 acre tract OF
land of which Wesley Robinson died
seized. a plat ofewhich tract.of land
is of record in the proper Office OF
Harrison county in Deed Book No.
1870 at page 443. There is one "a
(5@ producing wells on this tract OF
land. :,
s. LIP Of the royalty of the oil
and gas rights (subiect to widows
dower) under the 100 acre
tract Of land 1.-THE home tract OF
which Wesley Robinson died sseIzed;
n plat of which tract of land IS OF
record in the proper Office OF SAID
Harrison county in Deed Book NO.
13 Dat page 443. There IS one (l)
producing oil we'll on this tract OF
land and another location has re-
Gently been made
TERMS OF SALE-AI of said
real estate will be sold on the fol-
lowing terms, t6-wit One-6lall q
cosb in hand on day of sale and the
residue upon credit OF ana Z
years from date of sale with interest
for which the purchaser or Purci5lt1ls-
ers will be required to give Ilrolills-
sorry. notes with good personal sectlF-
inv and IN addition thereto, hen
will he retained upon the land 20
further secure the payment OF the
7npaiid purchase money, with ooption
10 flle purchaser to pay all cash.
T'he oil production and oil ana
GAS rights viii sold for cash IA
hand on day of sale: sa115
Given under my hand tins SotIl
1o1, Of November 1908.
F-TNTD II. nnflVlNN N
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-24

The Won1an,s Home missionary
Society of Golf NJ E. church VIII
hold a sale of homemade bread, pies
and cakes Saturday, Nov. %, at
Hayman & Coston's store on Main
street.
S. r. Reed is horne from visit
to his sister IN Parkersburg.
Judge Charles W Lynch returns
from Weston in time to hold court
here tomorrow.
Miss Linnie Monroe is here from
Shinnstcn to. enter the business col
Deputy Sheriff W. E. Leonard is
here today from Salem attending 70
official business. sn
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
The order of The Eastern STIR
held a very entertaining social ses5
sion at the Masonic temple LAST
night. Quite good sized crowd
was in attendance. Games were IA.
dnlged in and bountiful banquet
was served
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-24
HIIds RiIdsbLasd LgiGlHsT
D ER 0L0GIST

caIr, treat unent. ShampooinR. All T
Facial Bile n1ishes removed
RooM a. q diff TRADERS
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-24

County superintendent Il Way
man Ogden has been visiting the
schools Of Union district this week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-01
HAVE NEW GRIEVANCE
German Exporters Complain of the
Industry of an American
Consul

Berlin April 3e-Th- Saxon Industry,
organ of the Saxon manufacturers. says
the American consul at GIaUchaU re-
quircs Of exporting textile manufacturers
not only precise details OF the constitu-
cuts of goods. the number of yards. etc,
but also exact figures regarding the
amount Of capital invested, dividends
paid weavers' wages mortgages on the
works and variety Of other particulars
dUstry.
The Cologne Gazette. commenting on
what German exporters have to suffer AT
the hands Of the American customs aU-
thO-ities. says this case referring To- the
requirements Of the consul at GIdUChaW
viii be made the subject of a direct com
plant on the part of Chancellor Won
BUeIOH-
The newspapers during the last few
DAYS have published many editorials on
the necessity for new tariff arrangements
with the United States, and comments
upon customs methods
CIauChau Saxouy- April Outward a
Crew the American consul here in an
interview with the Associated Press con-
corning the complaints of exporters that
he was unreasonable i'm asking for in
formation about the financial status Of
In ,ie4- of the fact that 90 per cent
Of recon rendati0nS have been accepted
by the board Of general appraisers at
New York J shall continue to require
calculations III accordance with depart
mental Instructions ard consular re
StTiCtiODS No honest man need fear the
light of INVESTIGATION Experience has
proven that the exporter receiving the
most consideration is tn" first to com
plain when called to account for irreCU-
Iarities There * nothing more to say.
even should 7 write hook PaTaphTaS-
ing 2 familiar quotation For ways that
arc dark and tricks that are vain. some
grumhIng exporters are peculiar
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-01
HAS NEVER MET SECRETARY LOEB
Still Miss Mae Wood Insists That He Is Connected With
the Love Affair of Senator Plat of New
York and Herself.
n MAHA, April so.-Miss Mae Wood.

n NAHA, April 20.-Miss Mae Wood.
ii VINO yesterday filed damage suit
for $4,000 against Secretary VII
liam Loeb. Robert j. Wynne ami J.
Martin Miller, tonight talked to rep
resentative of the Associated Press of
the events which led UP 20 the filing
of the suit Sh- was asked i'm what
particular Secretary Loeb was con-
nected with the matter She declined
To answer the question directly. but
had this to say
Secretary Loeb should always use
the telegraph or Il courier 1t is q re-
mdrkable fact that he knows so lit
tie OF this affair. / rather think he
should say he does not know how ]
happened TO know what he knows of
IT. Really / think I shall have To re
Train from going into the details I'M
til I shall tell it i'm court"
She said she had not the slightest
idea what any Of the defendants would
do. or whether they would ACCEPT OF
avoid service in the suit She asserted.
however that if Secretary Loeb avoid
ed service she would have the suit
transferred to- the United States courts
She admitted that she had never seen
Mr. Loeb and that she knew of no rea
son why he should take part in the
New York affair. but still refused To
say in what manner she would con-
meet him with it
Miss Wood Tecited over again the al
legations contained in her petition filed
In the dirtTict court. To J. Martin Mil
Ter she gave the credit of instigatinE
the intimidation and other acts named
in her charges.
She spoke in detail Of the alleged re
latiOnS with Senator Plat. and closed
the interview with this significant re
mark
They were looking for scandal, and