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New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
H VAN WINKLE LAW.
attempt to Examine Grand Jurors
Trouble for FurSman.

In the expectation that Charles W. Morse would
be called to give testimony before the February
grand jury to-day in the Dodge-MoTse case an ex-
traordinary application was made yesterday TO
Judge Newburger In the Court of General Sessions.
before the members OF the jury It
was an application to examine the members OF the
jury TO ascertain II they had any bias against
Benjamin Steinhardt and A. H Humnlel. two Of
the persons indicted by the January grand jury IN
the Dodge Morse case. IT was said to be the first
time in over sixty years that such an application
had been made.
John r. Dos Passos for stenhardt and John D.
Lindsay made the application, declaring infornla
TO bring before the February grand jury the case
which Steinhardt and Hunlnel indicted for
alleged subornation Of perjury and for conspiracy.
In arguing the right of his client to challenge
Mr.. Dos Passos said
It is admitted that this question has not often
argued here was in 1S4O. in the OF the People
against Jewell. Ten years before II figured in the
ciple we demand IS recognized in law. The Court
Of Appeals has passed on it. but in all where
has been on the ground that the demand came too
late. We do not ask favor. We demand q
legal right on the part of the defendant
Assistant District Attorney Rand asked if ex-Jus-
tice Fursnan. another of the indicted men. was
included In the application and Mr. Dos Passos re-
Piled: He is not party to notion
Then said Mr.. Rand, Il will state that the
object counsel intend to obtain will grant. The
present grand jury will not investigate or indict
either Of the defendants named"
The challenge OF the grand Jury was withdrawn
and the jurors sworn In. The statement of
Mr.. Rand indicated that Mr. Morse is to be called
only on the charge OF conspiracy in the case EX-
that he would not seek to prevent further inves-
legation Of Mr. Fursman in the case adding: Mr.
Of the ease
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
FREE VIEW OF ART COLLECTIONS.

On free view from n. m 10 p. M. and from
p. m. to 10 p. m, at the American Art Galleries
In Madison Square South, paintings of
the modern schools, TO be sold at Mendelssohn Hall
Thursday and Friday evenings, o'clock
The sale is made for the estates Of Mrs Sarah B.
Conklng, Samuel y. Sexton and Mark Hoyt. There
Is also the entire stock of l.. Christopher Delmenico
and the private collection Arthur ~ Crosby
There is also collection Of plaques. bronzes
arms and etchngs. collected by the Mrs Sarah
g. Conkling which will be sold at the American
Art Galleries on Thursday afternoon AT ESQ O'clock
and q collection OF arms and armor OF old Ianap
wood carvings and other objects gathered on a visit
10 Japan by y. Matsuki. TO be sold Friday and
Saturday. at 2s0 y. at the American Art GAL
leries. Thomas z. Kirby will conduct the sales
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
RESULTS AT ASCOT PARK.

First race furIongslRudiana OF CIerbert) 10
Belle Dixon 96 OL!leIj 10 10 second FIersain,
81 tMcDanieD to !. third. Time l:l5lb Miss Shy
Ioek Nanon EindiSate sunnlafk Lady Nirora. Miss
second (one-half mne)-Dr. Hollis 11s trrIor,
to J. Expressing, 110 CNIller). to / second:
In, 100 Crcssthwaite), to !, third Time. 0:4a Wee
Girl Cash Box Silver Sue Lady Walker Search Me and
CZaTina also
Third (six furonss)-AzeIina. 80 tNicDaniep s
to o won sea SICK 80 tMoriarity2 70 second; Met
lakatla, log (Nashl. J. third Il51s Ko-
rnonlbo and Sweet Kitty Bellairs also ran
Fourth Hlet-ArabO, K
won: Gores'ette lco 'Crossthwatel. to /. second:
Robador. 81 tMoTiarity), ; TO ). third Time. :429
Firth race tSlauson coursel--Henry Ach 95 (Kunzp
70 O. Won si1icaco % tIortarity> ; TO /. second;
sixth race (oae mile and fifty yards)-Anirad % o.
Kelly 10 l. won; Canetn 10+ GIerbert) to 1. sec
9ndi ESaPo l Iol MSDaneb to third Time. 1:47.
Msyo Capable Ell Verraco Postmaster Harry
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
GET $3.50 IN n HOLD-UP.
Maa on HIS Way to Buy Ticket TO
EUrOpe Is Robbed.

While on his way to purchase ticket to
Europe. Bennett Benjamin of No. SO Forsyth
ST. was held up and robbed of $3.50 last night.
AT Waverley Place and Bank-st. Two men
pushed him against a building, pinned his arms
and robbed him. Then they ran away.
Benjamin. on his way to the Cunard Line pier
got off subway train at Bleecker-st AS he
started through Bleecker-st. he dropped his
pocketbook. Two men were passings and when
they saw the pocketbood. stopped and crossed
over TO the other side. Benjamin noticed thef1'
but did not think they following him.
When he reached waverley Place and Bank-st.
the ran across the street ana pusheo
him against the side OF building. Now we
got Won! We want that money! one said.
BENJAMIN endeavored to free himself, but the
two men pinned his arms behind him and took
the pocketbook.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
MADDEN AND SONS HONE.
He Denies That He Kidnapped
Them from Negc-Jersey School,
rRv TrLEeRApH TO THE TnIBUNE.l

TRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I
Lexington. Ky, Feb. 6.-John E Madden de-
MES that he kidnapped his children Edward ana
Joseph, aged eleven and six years, respectively
from St Joseph's Preparatory School at Convent
N J., as published this afternoon. He arrived
home with the boys last night. and they tele-
graphed their mother in New-York this morn
ing that they were home with permission of the
Sister IN charge of the school. Madden does not
sa,- ba will turn the BOYS over to the mother.
but saws he has been in charge of them and
their accompanying him does not mean that
she cannot see them again
The Madders were married in Cincinnati fh-
teen years ago, and last fall Mrs. Madden. VINO
was Miss Annie McGrue fled suit Tor divorce
charging cruel and inhuman treatment. she
stated that life on a breeding farm was DIS
tasteful to her. and that she had resolved 10
live with her father in New ork.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
PLAYsALL DISQUALIFIED AT OAKLAND

San Francisco, FEB. 6.-Playball won his race
easily to-day at Oakland. but disqualified for
humping. and Rarnev Dreyfuss was placed first
Only two favoTites won The summary:
First (sx and oue-half furlongsD--Miller 5
Daughter, % tJone5l, to !. Mabel Bates. 100
tNficheeIs @ second: Joss los (E5ouuer). z
TO l, third. Time. l;29. Fay TempietoE Macene and
Meada also
Second (Futurity coursel-Agnes Mack. 1e5
fKnapp), tc l. won; Revolt l09 tMichaelsl, 60 1,
second Greenock. ia (Mnder), to ., third Time
LIS Educate Waterspout. Laura D. Enervescence.
Flaneur. Fort Wayne and Adirondack also
Third tlVe one-half furionSs4-DT. Lego,
ia (Bonner), to 3. won; Tramotor 1O9 tKnRpp1. 8
to D. second: EdrodUn, 10S (Alarieb. to !, third.
Tinle, IA. Invoice and can't Tell also
Fourth mile ana q farlong gJ-B4rney Drey-
fuss 100 Powell. 70 l. won: Erne. los knapp. 2
20 {. second; Play Ball, 104 tW. Dalyl. j.
Time, 20G. EXpedlent. Ethel Scruggs GleuGrVon
Estoy Listo also
Fifth race zone riIe)-CincinnatuS los (Alarie) :
10 won Isabellita I0$ Jones), /, second Mo5t-
cum, I04 (FoUntsin) J. third. Time. :49. War
Times. MI Farnuln and The Fretter also
Sixth furlong gsl--SoUfriere, IO4 (MIrr)
even. wor; Foncasta. 109 Knapp to l, second /:
CloEerland, l12 lMchaelsp 10 l. third Time, 1856.
i 50 rHn
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
GOOD ENTRIES IN AMATEUR BOXING.
George Mayer, W. J. Rodenback and Emery
Paine Send in Names.
lBT TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuNE. |

Boston. Feb. s.-Entres for the national amateur
boxing championship az Mechanics Building
on March have already begun to arrive. and II
those that follow axe as good the meeting will be
pronounced q success. George Mayer. OF the 81
George Athletic Club. New-YoTk. who won the
Olympic championship at 15S pounds in ST. Louis
Is the hrst TO enter. He has put in his name for
the heavyweight and the 15s-pound class assuring
them OF the best bouts seen at a championshiD
meeting for he will have to meet w ]. Rodenback
OF New-York. who won in both those classes les,
year Emery Paine, whom ROdenback whipped las,
year mas also entered, having trained ali v-intS-
with the sole idea of winning the heavyweight title
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
TECH" FENcER COMES TO COLUMBIA
Captain Of NJ l. T. Team Joins His Brother
at Morningside Heights

Boston. Feb. 6+-Jorge I4age. captain Of the Mas
sachusetts Institute Of Technology fencing team
and winner Of all Ene of hts bouts last year in the
quadrangular meet between Harvard. the Institute
of Technology, Pennsylvania and Yale has left the
institute of Technology and gone Columbia. II
was practically due to him and his BROTHER. Fred
erico. that fencing started at the Institute OF
Technology. FREDERICK left the Institute OF Tech
nOlogy last February 10 enter Columbia. and now
that his brother has left the team IT has been
greatly weakened.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
IRIsH cLUe Wins eoINT TRoPHN

Athletes OF the Irish American Athletic Associa-
ton Won the point banner offered by that oTganiza
tons meet last Saturday night. scoring s. points
The Xavier Athletic Club came in second with
points and the Pas1ime Athletic Club third with
The Buffalo team. defeated in the iatsrciry relay
raes by the representatives Of Nev--TorS and Phil
adephia, caught in tie train wreck The
New-Tork Central. With loss OF sleep they were
not surprised al their defeat
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
coRR,cAN DESTROYS TEN HORSES.

tBY TELEGRAPH THE TRrBrSzI
New-Orleans. Feb. 6.-W. r. Norven. entry clerk
at ed" Corrigan's new Panama track. is author-
ity for the statement that ten thoroughDreos'
former members of Mr.. Corrigan's racing estaots"-
ment few days ago disposed or oy beihs
shot. The list embraced noted racers that once
carried the green and white sash OF the master
of Hawthorne The most prominent animals were
Iuclen Appleby and HarEis. No reason y SiNel ~
cept that the horses showed no evidences Oh s'0hu-
ing training
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
POLO CHALLENGE IS DECLINED.
No Representative English Team TO Come
Nere-Private Club MsY.

London Feb. 6.-The polo committee OF the Hur-
Hngham Club met to-day 10 consider the invitation
OF the American Polo Association and decided not
20 accept the invitation. IL was found that j-
would be impossible 10 send to the United States
really representative team. At the same time {,
was decided acQuaint the leading polo clubs in
the United Kingdom Of the American invitation
and to put TO obstacle IN the way OF any private
team that might wish 70 90 % the United SlaLss.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
C. H. BROWNE PLANS HALF.mlLE TRACK
my TELEGRAPH TO rHr rnrnr,,,r.

II't I--4LNFIAAt'fi TRIDUNr,T
Goshen. y. Y. Feb. 6-Grant Hugh Rrovna who
recently bought John McCullough's farm and ,arl,
OF 4o' acres mas announ' ed his intention of build
ing inclOsed track for runners ON the a.ta,a
1t will be half-mile course il space permits apl
will be hanked by stables. Mr. Browne has ,,,s+
received at Goshen the thoroughbred racine sta,
lion Royal stag which viii head his stud RovsI
Stag on American. European ana .,,s+r,,i.- :
have also arrived. "'"oU mares
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
TRoTTERs AT AUCTION in KENTUCKY

III IELAGHAPH 10 THE TnIDTNEl
Lexington, KY. Feb. 6.-The second annual sslo
of trotters by the Kentucky Sales Comnan,- ,vas
held here to-day and fair prices were realized for
the stock offered The first consignment of STOCK
sEen 2oi 93nered az DHhlie auction from the Walnut
SAFE ring The best sales to-day were: vac
FOXY lad. b. &. r by Hoolser-s,ranee Miss
by Strange Boy; Mode Nichols JexfnT,cS N'''' $50
ihFsr tTasw SSaId d 81 : by. GSardsnan-ida r. sy
MbSmoEe u A. h, SoSsS LSSinst9n, -, 600
BAY aily m zones Sv tdSsas,9a MSK 9 525
Leland biz 20 SssTsisqa, Sy saislS 2eio zoo
Wilkes George b. sinms. Seneca. n. Y...... 575
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
NEw-oRLEANs ENTRIES FOR ro,.v

Weed 90 , The Eye 9n MISC jack "a Doeskn ioa iohp
shandy 100 Qeva 1885, Frank Rice loI; Arachue ioI
second race milel-priucess Atbenr 1oo ~
gerry 102; Beverly, l02; Roger smith i0s escis,s
i07 WV 'V'' H"hina,
fhiTd Selling: seven lurlongsi Evass S Isirs
ory Corners ~ Dine Led % over Again. 100 BarEs
more 100 Catfrpllar, lf. puEky N,errv
ig2 Jerry Hunt io2 Lord French I0t stolen Merns5fs
Eeurth race 0an+isapi SIX firioass LADY Er,on 90
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
ARCHITECTURAL LEAGUE PRESS VIEW

The press view for tue twentieth annual exhihi-
tion o. the Architectural League OF New-YorN VIII
be held Friday in the Fine Arts Society Build
ing, in West Fifty-sevenJh-st.. from g. tiil
?. M. There viii De a private view on saturday
evening from till II O'Clock. TIE exhibition gi4
be onen from February y un March I. daILy
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
scHooLBoY ENTRIES CLOSE FR,DAv

It has heen decided to accept entries Ter The
lnterscholastc skating championships al Beacorn,s
Rink. 166th-st. and Jerome-ave. next Monday nm
10 Frlday night There viii be three races. as fol-
lows Half-mte elenentary schools charrn,onshs
mile nile high school champion hip and half-mie IN
championship die medals will be awarded ~
should he sent to DR.. Luther H. Csulick Foard ~
No 25 John-st 'tiSS oivseS.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
WANT "Lr AND SUBWAY IN JERoME-AvE

meeting of the rapid transit committee OF the
Jerome Avenue Association held last night IN
Huber's Casino 162d-st and Jerome-ave. ChanceI-
Ior MacCracken of New--York University presided.
A resolution adopted that the committee
should appear before the Rapid Transit Commis
sion on Thursday. and ask for the construction of
an elevated road and a subway along Jerome-ave
The nominating committee selected Chancellor
MacCracken for president FOrdham Morris and
Fielding L. Marshall for vice-presidents, and 6.
ndn Berg for SECRETARY.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
MRS. DUKES PARTNER HELD.
Charles F. Taylor Arrested in Chicago on
Texas Swindling Charge.

Chicago. Feb 6.-Chares f Taylor. business part
ner OF Mrs. Alice Webb-Duke, has been arrested at
HIS Office here charged with being fugitive from
Justice he is alleged TO have been implicated in
swindle al Nacogdoches. Tex involving 5000
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
TO PROMOTE HUDSON RveR DRIVES

Albany, Feb G.-The Palisades and Stony Point
Driveway Association. of Nyack was incorporated
to-day promote tie construction OF one or a,ore
dglveways, connecting the Palisades Interstate
i'arh with the State reservation at Stony Point
rhe directors are William Z. Conrad. William
Duryea. +. H. Heron. lie Roy Frost and Irving
Hopper. of Nyack. :. II. Bradley and " W Grant
Z s. Ith Nyack. and y. ~. Dodge. r r. Crulnbis
Van Nyck Rossiter and J. Du Pratt White ~
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
"AuTo" CLUB OFFERS AID TO MAYER

Albany Feb 6-Attorney General Mayer to-day
received a letter from President Dave Eennen
Morris of the Automobile Club OF America. saying
that the club was ready to give the authorities
every assistance in detecting violations of the auto
mobile Law. The Attorney General in reply SuS-
gested that 5iT. Morris communicate with the
District Attorneys. the officers charged with the
prosecution of offenders against the statute.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
MANY MIDsHiPMEN FAu

AHnapol's. Nd. Feb's.As a result of the racAn,
semi-annusl examinations at the Naval Acader,,,
'ne res'ens'ion Of six rnidshipmen of the third
class and fhirtyfour of the fourth class have been
called for. Seven midshnmen OF the tbira clses
and 7n canal numcer Of members of the sscona
lass Ease Letn dropped hack the na-. 10 ~.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
TURN vEREIN TO FENCE WITH CADETS
IRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIRrNF. I

LbA 4lI-L4NfNNFfI 10 INIbt-NEI
Annapolis. Nd. Feb. IA fencing match has
been arranged for Saturday afternoon be
tween a team from {. Turn Veren Of New-York
City and that of the midshiDmcu. This will he the
last match before the regular intercollegiate sea-
begins hero.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07

Sanders &C. Rice. o. Charlie Thornpson
9s: Juba. 100: Grand Opera. los. -,
Fifth race (seng Eve furiongsl-BollltI-
93: George Vivian. 39 Handspnner. OF; Hymettus'
100; Lee King, fO3 Barca, 100. - ~.
sixth race (ssiins six fIrlongslD ,f. yyirSt H.
mare 100; Isabella D.. 100: Hacyon Days. 100; b"hs
Days. i0I; Dixie Andrews. lO1; Bisdue iOI
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
OWES eLBRlDeE T. GERRY $1,000

Francis F. PriaI. clerk. OF No. III West l9thst
filed yesterday q voluntary petition In bankrrptcv
He gives his liabilities s22752, and saws he has
no assets. The principal creditors are Elhridae 4
Gerry, OF No. 2s3 Broadway. N1.o0a; John s Patter
sSn, ~ New trfgliton. Staten Island ss 5ia and
n. IAadcmeyeTs Sone HM0. 4
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
HAS NINE SETS OF TRIPLETs.
Mother of Twenty-seven Children. AGED 80.
May Call on President Roosevelt.
lBY rELEGRAPE 10 TIE rR1nrNp-

Omaha. Feb. s.-The father and mother Of tven
ty-seven children, Mr.. and Mrs. George W Dun
vile OF Yankton. 5. D.. viii go 10 Washington tbis
"eek. and the Senators and Representatives from
iaeil Stale viii take them to the White House 20
see President Roosevelt Mr. Durvlle is only
orty-tAroe years old, while his wife Is th;rtyeigbt
fhe tweniy-seven children comprise nine sets of
ir4piets. Twenty-four cf them are boys
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
BUSH OUT OF CRESCENT CITY CLUB.

New-Oreans Feb 6-Because of Illness Charles
s. Bush has retired from active management OK
the Crescent City Jockey Club, which operated the
OLD track here p. A. Renand successes -dr DuSH
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
MORGAN ENTRIES IN BOSTON SHOW.
Names Twenty Collies-Mr. and Mrs. z. c.
Vanderbilt to Exhibit.
IsT TELEGRAPH TO THE TE1BUSE-I

Boston. Eeb 81 Pierpont Morgan and Mr. and
Mrs. Reginald c. Vanderbilt 20 be among the
exhibitors at the Boston Kennel show which opens
February Il. in Mechanics Building Mr. Nor
gan will have entries for the first time He has
named twenty colles, iDClUGnS Craigsion Blue
Prince. Mr.. and Mrs Vanderbilt viii exhibit their
own dogs in the ring in both the French 5ulldos
and Russian bloodhound classes
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
NO WESTERN Jockey CLUB MEETING

Chicago Feb 6.-Lack of a quorum caused
postponement of the regular monthly meeting o
the Western Jockey Club stewards, which was L
have been held to-day.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
VI. A. N. sUR0EN's eAsY DIES.

Ehe nfsnt dsusifs- q. AZ. and Alrs ggl;Ia:4 \.
N Burden G!sd suGdenlr ,'stcrday FROM p,.eurno-
nta- Mrs Buroen WAS afiss Florence =. TUonby
taushter of ~. ard AIRS. Hamilton Mex. Tsoiu-
t.y.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07

september NJ, lehig A. FyenSltp Fiett. c,e,ohr .s,
SyAe9rE ~ FgonShn ttea; siysaythn,,s -, ~,
eSsusnn an,i stS shalt az FranSin Fis5. ~
Is Columbia az Nev-Ycgk. Is Carss 81 = 80
hn Field. 80, Cornell az Franklin Field " ''""A
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
PENNSYLVANIA FOOTBALL DATES

Philadelphia. Feb (5peclaD-The f,o,h-u
seheauH OF The University Of Pennsylvania for new
season as 1t will be submitted for facnl,v srrro,
a. has the Harvard game November IL. instsad af
Pennsylvania last year showed that rfarvnr, o,,,,
not consider the annual contest merely a prac,jc,
game. Columbia is down for November Is A. ~
York. The datea are
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who VIII sail to-day On tAs
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse are,
Miss NJ &. s. Datsr 4lss Beatrice Bshor.
a j. DE SQLza Aliss Ethel ". Chrlsty-
rank ri Dick Miss Anna r.. Csri1
Miss Julia kraneis Air sad Mrs SJrastora j.
My and Mrs. Eynesto Fac tyt.e0-
Frank = Brewster AR q. sstsorsv sfinistss
Comm. GiOvauni B-anchi. % SWITZERLAND
George A. BCalGun Miss N.lntUrn
Mr. and Mrs. Costiandt +. Gcrtrule NotealG
Bishop. Ny. MIS-. john Alsgss
Among those who win san to-day on the Deutsehs-
land are
MT and Mrs Miitcn Rob- Afrs. Emerson AfcNIflin
oins- Colonel ". Gordon McCaos
Mrs X " Roberts T.. UspCTue MeCHhe
M. and AIRS. Martin y Ry-i Mrs Crarlss a.. COKE.
srsch s.ckley N
and AIRS. Ruthcrtard ssr ana Slrs Iaareucs Psrir
General aad Mrs. Walter c fosss-
Miss Edith Watson Stokes. Mr. ami Mrs. II p Pa,t
Mr. and Mrs. G. WtcSiiue AIR. ana Mrs 4 T. Palmer.
Nlss Iavinia lawson. louie ~ WcIT Ses-~an-
Major and Mrs. LiahOurg rha Alaruuis ls Ssrraass-
Mrs Jaraes 8; MCCALL M. AMI Mrs. William PayH'
Alrg 4 - Mason. Thonruson
Ars ida ri. McCorgricR. Mrs hamilton A FIlL
Ar, ava Mrs +. II. NcCor- Mrs. samuel Hoar
AIr and Mrs benjamin II iIsa,essnl tsloaei EshaFd
J. n, Met 'urty. Sir TloSgss Robert psWaF'
Ar end Niss. + A. iaw- NJ r. = = -
Mise Ne-ruarstr Lewis 81 AM S-s vri'iiaH pls-
Mrs John \. Logan. Iy. ter
A. ceorFe ise asaior Hlnzisr.
Ar-ors the Psssaeecrs who viii saR today on tss
Slavonia are.
1saa ISl essdgigk sIl.s Helen Kent ssaE, u,,..
Thompson. lama
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Loans and dis.
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Stocks and bonds. 1,Si6075.13
Alaska forum., 1905-10-07

the Third judicial division to continue their nefarious work of harassing the people and flching from the govern ment treasury.
 If the proofs of the corrupt manipu- lation of Investigator Day were suf- ficient to call for Day. resignation, and the charges before the senate sufficient to justify that body in turning Wicker sham down, the president, on behalf of good government, should have dropped Wickersham's name before this. He we'll knew that such serious corruption as has been exposed against Wicker sham's administration could not long be protected. The presidents action in the matter was only giving the accused sufficient time, to perfect and. execute, through his judicial power, his financial plans and manipulations at government expense.
Alaska forum., 1905-10-07
HE LIKES THE CRAFT,
 DOES JUDGE WICKERSHAM

IN recent interview at Fairbanks, in answer to the question if he intend ed to visit his home in Tacoma during the winter, Judge Wickersham said:
 ''Do you know, was just thinking last night that l don't feel any more that my home is in Tacoma. have been weaned away. as it were, and my life is wrapped up in this country. .. l like the country; like the people; l like the climate. .. If ever do leave it, will do so reluctantly"
 The home rule for Alaska political bee was buzzing in Wickersham's hat that night to make him think his home was no longer in Tacoma. The govern ment pie he has been receiving in AL aska for over five years, and the pro- perty he has secured in the Third div ision, through his judicial power and corrupt manipulations, has 'weaned' him away from his farm near Tacoma; like the jingle of gold wins smiles from the bar maid. He likes Alaska for the gold it has given him; he likes the people for their willingness to fall into his political snares, and submission to his corrupt, grating methods.
 He likes the climate! but preferred that of the coast to the interior, while the judicial manipulation of Valdez 'coppers' materialized more value than did Yukon gold stock until Fairbanks excitement put him on the road to quick wealth. He need not leave the country just because he loses his judgeship. If as civilian, he commits no felonious crime, he need not leave reluctantly.