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The Washington times., 1905-01-11
LIFE IS VERY GAY
At CAPITAL TO-DAY
Dinners, Luncheons. Teas,
and Wedding Bells.
VANDERBlLTS WITH DEPEWS
-
Bachelors Cotillon Will Furnish Diver
sion This Evening-About the
Board of Secretary Hay

Wedding bells, dinners, teas, lat
homes and luncheon parties make life
gay at the Capital today.
Senator and Mrs. Depew have as
guests Mr. and Mrs. William X. VAN
derbilt and Mr. and Mrs. TwoInbly,
who arrived this afternoon. The Sena-
tor and his wife will give a dinner to-
night at which the New Workers viii be
present, which will be followed by a
large reception attended by official So
ciety almost en- masSe.
The Bachelors Cotillon furnishes the
dancing event and General ana Mrs.
Chaffee, Senator and Mrs. Eikins. Mrs.
Switzerland, and others will give din
ner parties. Mrs. Morton will be hostess
at an ..at home this afternoon. when
she will be assisted by several promi-
nent women.
The Washington times., 1905-01-11

About the board of the former aInbas-
sador to Italy and Mrs. William F.
Draper at dinner last night sat the
Itaiian ambassador and Baroness Mayor
des Plancnes, and the British ambassa-
dor and Lady Durand. Their other
guests were Senator Hale, Senator and
Mrs. Aldrich, Senator and Mrs. Elkins.
Representative and Mrs. Dalzell. Gen.
and Mrs. John ". Foster, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Chopper, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Wadsworth, M. and Mrs. Richard
Weightman. Miss Mcmillan, and Wood
bury Blair.
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Mende-Gray.

Monday afternoon at 4 O'Clock. at the
home of the brides mother. quiet we'd
ding took place, when Mrs Annie Gray
became the wife OF Albert NJ Mende-
Mrs. Agnes Page was matron of honor
and the bridegroom had as best man
William H. Duvaii- The bride was at
tired in white silk ard carried a large
bunch OF Bride roses
After the ceremony there was a col
lation served TO the guests.
The Washington times., 1905-01-11
Mr.. Seager, on Way Home,
III, Held at Quarantine
Brings Body of Wife, Who DIED in Panama
of Yellow Fever-f1eaIth Officer at New
York Takes Precautions.

DIR. Doty said that the ships doctor
reported that Mr. Seager was I'll OF
malaria, but had no history OF the ILL
ness.
Owing to the fact that Mr. Seagers
wife died of yellow fever and that he
is returning from the same locality
where she died, together with his
symptoms, his condition is regarded a.
suspicious
The Washington times., 1905-01-11

NEW YORK, Jan 11-Among the
passengers who arrived today on the
steamer City of Washington from Col
on was John If. Seager, secretary of
Chief Engineer Wallace, of the Pana-
ma Cainal.
Mr.. Seager brought the body of his
wife. who died OF yellow fever at Pan
anna.
Mr. Seager was sent to the observa-
ton hospital on Hoffman Island
The Washington times., 1905-01-11

Mrs. Cnanee. wife of the Lieutenant
General of the Army, gave her first .-at
home of the season yesterday after
noon. Assisting her were Mrs Hail.
wife of Colonel Hall. OF Fort Myer: Mrs
BromweII, Mrs Sharp, and Miss Hitch
cock. Several hundred prominent wo-
men and men made the affair unusually
brilliant.
The Washington times., 1905-01-11

The fact Is noted with grief that the
PittsburS, Cincinnati, Chicago and ST.
Louis road is charged with discrimina-
ton against American manufacturers of
plate glass. 1t was the president of this
road whose noble plea for giving every
man a fair chance just excited admira-
ton.
The Washington times., 1905-01-11

Miss Flora Eri Of San Francisco.
is the guest OF friends al 20 New Jer-
Sey Avenue Miss Uri is a leader IN
philanthropic and charitable work IN
San Francisco, and gained much promi-
nence during the war with Spain and
the campaigning in the Philippines by
the attention she gave the soldiers in
the Preside Hospital.
Miss Cri gave freely both her time
and money and was able to bring about
many reforms in the hospital service
at San Francisco
The Washington times., 1905-01-11

A Kentucky jury has awarded the
widow of q murdered man dana ges,
but il did not hang the persons this YER
dict tacitly declared guilty of murder
The Washington times., 1905-01-11
Crossfeld- Claggett.

George county. Md. and Benjamin T.
Crossfield, of this city, were married az
the rectory. 1872 Fourth Street north
sest, Saturday evening at $50 O'Clock,
The Washington times., 1905-01-11

Crossing the ocean in a lifeboat was
not so silly a project as might at first
glance appear The boat proved TO be
a good one
The Washington times., 1905-01-11

Mr.. Wares painted motto. 1.-The Lord
hates liar" seems to have been taken
as personal by somebody
The Washington times., 1905-01-11

Railroads are making known in a
quiet way that in the matter of fixing
rates they not only are competent, but
defy competition
The Washington times., 1905-01-11

Remarks the New York World" "a
Dukes bride is not always a duchess. -
No; sometimes she's duckie.
The Washington times., 1905-01-11

The governor of North Carolina thinks
his JOB sworth a bigger salary, and as
there is 900 in the treasury the State
could afford II.
The Washington times., 1905-01-11

When an effort is made to interfere
with Sunday saloons in New York a few
more people are arrested, but they get
their drinks first.
The Washington times., 1905-01-11

The claim of New York man that
he has title to Virginia is not strange
Some people over there think they have
a title TO the earth.
The Washington times., 1905-01-11
Points in Paragraphs.

If Minister Barrett really wants to be
abolished he has another bird in the
hand.
The Washington times., 1905-01-11

Mrs Thomas III. Anderson, wife OF
Justice Anderson, was hostess at a
beautifully appointed luncheon today
when she entertained Mrs. Shaw. Mrs
Wynne. Mrs Brewer, Mrs Brown. Mrs.
Fairbanks. Miss Cannon. Mrs. Shepard,
Miss Morris, Mrs. Robert l. Fleming,
Mrs. Parker, and Mrs. Moore.
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SOCIAL GOSSIP
OF MIDWEEK

Mrs. Dudley Rawson de Cnair. wife
of the naval attache OF the British en-
bassy. will be at home 10 guests this
afternoon at 1872 Sunderland Place, hay-
ing with her Lady Alexander, her house
guest
The Washington times., 1905-01-11

Tammany announces that Mayor Nc
Cleilan Will be its candidate next fall A
little early to be sounding the tocsin of
war
The Washington times., 1905-01-11

Sonora Quesada. wife OF the Cuban
minister, who was taken III just before
the New Year. suffering from serious
ptomaine poisoning has recovered suf-
ficientIy to drive out. but IS still in a
delicate state of health from her re-
cent suffering.
The Washington times., 1905-01-11

1t would be a mistake not to turn
water on the fire that caused the Tai
bot smoke.
The Washington times., 1905-01-11

Madame BoutakoT. wife of the naval
attaehe of the Russian embassy, will
home next Sunday. as Commander
Boutakoff who is in New York, win
have arrived by then
All the children of the embassy VIII
participate.
The Washington times., 1905-01-11

The Italian ambassador and Baroness
Mayor DIES Planches will entertain at
luncheon Monday for NJ Brentano. Of
France They viii give a large recep-
ton and dance the same evening.
The Washington times., 1905-01-11

Miss Catherine Cullorn Ridgeiy. assist
ed by Miss Williams. OF Chicago. re
ceived several hundred at an a
home in Portland this afternoon.
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Miss Hull Guest of Honor.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley who
have an apartment at StoneIeigh Cour.
for the season, entertained a dinner
PARTY last night to meet Miss Hull of
Texas. Their other guests were Baron
and Baroness Van Tuyil, of the Neither
lands legation; Miss Durand, daughter
of the British ambassador: Miss Hagner
Miss Eleanor Hoyt. Miss Edith Root.
Miss Oliver, Lieut.. Il. S. Grant, Sd, Mr..
Siebert, Arthur Peter, Capt. Crabbs,
Prince de Bearn of the French en-
bassy, Herr Won Verdy du Vernois of
the German embassy. and Lieutenant
Butler.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Higginson
gave a luncheon yesterday in honor Of
Mr.. and Mrs Whitelaw Reid, others
| present being Mrs. Cowles. Mr. and Mrs.
| George Lothrop Bradley, General and
Mrs. Draper. Mr.. and Mrs Auiick
Palmer Mrs Lasar of Brooklyn, N.
Y, and Ronald Munroe Ferguson.
| Mrs. Edward McCauley gave a very
| delightful luncheon YESTERDAY comp1-
mentary to her daughter, Miss McCau.
| ley The guests were Miss Durand,
Miss Morton, Miss de Koven. Miss Mil
Ter Miss Hoyt. Miss Parker Mieg mis- miss
Miss Lee, Miss Poor. Miss Cummings.
| and Miss Gaff.
| Mrs. Megill gave luncheon today for
| her guests, Miss Katherine Corbin and
| Miss Caroline Walsh, of Philadelphia
| The other guests were Miss Poor
| Miss Eitch. Miss Alexandrine Fitch
| Miss Enrol Brown. Miss Hobdn. Miss
| Cotton. and Mrs Westcott-
| Mrs. Henri Kirk Porter wife of Rep
| resentsttve Porter. of Pittsburg. assist
| ed by her daughter Miss Hegeraan, was
at home yesterday afternoon TO de
| In the drawing room were Mrs. Victor
| MetcaIf. wife of the Secretary. of the
! Interior and Mrs. Frank Milfett, o.
| New York and England. and in th'
tea room were Miss Helen Cannon
daughter of the Speaker and Mrs. Hob
son
The Washington times., 1905-01-11
Mr.. MERRIAM WEDS
ROSE D. WALLACE
Ceremony Witnessed Only
by the R .latives.
FAMILY is IN MOURNING
Captain Carr and Miss Tally Principals
in Military Marriage-other
Social Matters.
FAMILY is IN MOURNING

Wine exceedingly quiet. and Witness
ed only by relatives Of the two con-
tracing parties, the wedding of Miss
Rose Douglas Wallach. daughter of Mrs.
Richard Wallach. ana niece OF the late
Jesse Brown, and Paymaster John Han
cock Merriam, son of ex-Gov. and Mrs
William r. Merriam, was one of the
most beautifully arranged and interest
ing nuptial events OF the season.
The popularity of the young bride in
local society made it hardship TO ex-
clude from the ceremony, on account
of the family being in mourning, those
who have known her from babyhood-
The Wallach residence, In | Street,
was beautifully decorated for the wed
Ding. which took place at 1 O'Clock,
and for the time being, Mrs. Wallaeh
and her daughters laid aside their
mourning garments. The bride wore a
beautiful gown of white satin and a
fine old lace. veil. Her only attendant
was the bridegroom's sister. Miss Mabel
Merriam, who wore e French costume
of yellow silk, made UP with a bodice
and bands Of Irish crochet lace. black
lace hat trimmed with yellow plumes
completing the striking and beautiful
/ costume.
The Washington times., 1905-01-11

The French ambassador and Nine
Jusserand will give dinner Monday
night, complimentary to M. Brentano.
the company afterward going to the
Italian embassy
The Washington times., 1905-01-11

Mrs Bouteii will be at home, at the
Highlands, where she is again making
her home this winter. Saturday. Janu-
arg q. and February Ii.
The Washington times., 1905-01-11

Madame Witenkin, wife of the finan-
ciaI agent of the Russian embassy, will
be at nome the first and third Tuesdays
of each month
The Washington times., 1905-01-11

Secretary of State and Mrs. Hay en-
tertained last night at the first of the
dinners given by Cabinet members in
honor of the President and Mrs. Roose-
Welt. Invited TO dine with them were
Vice President-elect and Mrs Fair
banks, Justice and Mrs. Holmes, Sena-
tor and Mrs. Lodge, Senator and Mrs.
Knox, Senator Allison, Mr. and Mrs
Whitelaw Reid. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Matl4er Mrs. Slater. Mrs. William Shelf
field Cowles, Mrs Cameron. Mrs Will
liam j. Boardman, Mr.. and Mrs. James
r. Garfield, Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Rock
hill. Henry James, clifford Pinchot, and
Ronald Munroe Ferguson.
The Washington times., 1905-01-11

The Chilean Minister and Nine. Wal
ker-Martinez were hosts at a delightful
dinner party last evening, when they
entertained, among others, the Bolivian
minister and Sonora CaIderon, Senior
Don Emilio de Ojeda. the Spanish min
lister: the first secretary of the Mexican
embassy and Sonora Gamboa, Miss
Gwendolyn Cummings, Miss Perie A.
Anderson. Miss Sutherland. Miss Elena
CaIderon. Miss Walker-Martinez, Senior
Don Jose Vega, first secretary Of the
Chilean legation: Mr.. Stauffer, and Senior
Castellot. jr.. of the Mexican embassy
staff
Col and Mrs. Charles S. Bromwell
had at dinner last night Attorney Gen
eral Moody, Lieutenant General and
Mrs Chafree, Mrs. A. Audenreid, Mrs.
A E. Bates. Mrs. John Rodgers, Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Calf. Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Nelson Page. Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Peyton Russell, Capt. and Mrs. Rich
ard s. Hooker, Col. Clarence Edwards
and Judge Magoon-
The Washington times., 1905-01-11

Miss Anna Depew Paulding niece OF
the Sena tor, and a great social favorite
here, has arrived at Corcoran House,
as the guest of Senator and Mrs.
Depew. She will remain for Two weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-20
LIQUOR DEALERS
ARE ELIGIBLE

NEVADA CITY, Aug. 19.-The Great
Councils of the Red Men and the Degree
of Pocahontas completed their labors to-
day after being in session five days. Both
councils concluded with a raising up OF
the chiefs elected Wednesday, the cere-
monies being witnessed by a large crowd
The Red Men finally voted down the
resolution to bar saloon men from the or
der. The resolution was adopted Friday
while the council sat as committee of the
whole, but upon final vote failed of adop-
ton, the vote standing 79 to AZ. This was
a great surprise. as il was generally be-
lieved that the resolution would carry.
The great chiefs were raised up by Past
Great Sachem Josiah Sims as great Inco-
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-20
FOUND DYING
IN HIS ROOM
Special Dispatch to The Cali

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 19.-The police de-
partment is at work on mystifying case.
Late this afternoon the proprietor of the
st. George Hotel, not having seen one of
his guests, Louis Dayalanne, for several
days, tried to rouse him by rapping at his
door, and failing broke his way inside.
He found Davalanne lying in bed suffer-
ing from what appeared to be- bullet
wound in his left side, but there was no
sign of blood on any of his garments and
none on the bed.
A careful search of the apartment
failed to disclose any weapon whatever.
Indeed. it appeared that the updergar-
ments upon the wounded man had been
freshly put on. He could not be reused
at o'clock this evening. Upon his per-
son was found passbook of the Hiber-
mia Bank of San Francisco showing $3.50
to his credit.
The history of Davalanne appears as
mysterious as his death. Although he
had stopped at the st. George for some
months, he seemed to have no occupa-
ton. Yet he was absent every night and
slept only In the day. Some of the police
officers have a theory that he was en-
gagged in the numerous robberies about
town and was shot by some householder,
but they have nothing to support this
suspicion.
The case is rendered the more strange
tonight by the statement of the Coroner
that the wound which evidently caused
death may have been inflicted by hat
pin, and not a bullet.
The deceased was evidently French
man and about So years old.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-20
COLLINS MUST
FACE ACCUSERS
Victoria Judge Holds That
the Crime Of Perjury Is
an ExtraditabIe Offense
STAY OF FIFTEEN DAYS
Lawyer Gives Notice He VIII
Immediately Apply for a
Writ of Habeas Corpus

VICTORIA, B. c., Aug. 1e.-George L.
Collins. the lawyer who fed from san
Francisco on July when on trial Tor
bigamy and who was arrested here on
July 1a at the instance of the San Fran
cisco police on a charge Of perjury, was
committed for extradition this morning
by Judge Lampman. The prisoner can
not, under the law, be surrendered lot
fifteen days and in the meantime VIII
appeal He gave notice this morning
that he will take habeas corpus pro-
ceedings before another Supreme Court
Judge. two having already refused TO
issue writ for his release.
Judge Lampman, in committing COL
Inns for extradition, said he could not
entertain the prisoners contentious
that perjury was not an extraditaole
offense. AS to the alleged contract OF
marriage with Agnes Newman In 1883,
followed by the religious ceremony OF
1889, when 1t was alleged the name OF
Charlotte Newman had been placed in
the records by mistake, Judge Lamp
man said the evidence of the prosecu-
tion was so complete that he could not
accept the evidence of Collins. 1t was
at VARIANCE with that OF all other wit
nesses, and ]. ]. Groom, court clerk or
San Francisco, had sworn that the In
dorsement of the names George d. Col
Inns" and Charlotte Collins" on the
back of the marriage certificate was in
Collins handwriting.
1t was not alleged that he was one OF
the many alleged conspirators, and 1t
was remarkable, If Collins had then
married Agnes Newman. as he alleged.
that he should write the name of her
sister Charlotte on the wedding certifi-
cate. The evidence was sufficient to
warrant that the prisoner be extradited
and ii was his duty to notify the ac-
cused that he would not be surrepdered
for fifteen days.
Later it was announced that Collins
will take habeas corpus proceedings be-,
| fore Justice Duff of the Supreme Court
| He Is seeking to be placed in the Gus
| tody of the Sheriff instead of being con-
| fined In the common jail pending the
| appeal.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-20
WILL MAKE CHANGES
AMONG RAILROAD MEN
Complete Reorganization of
Northern Line Scheduled
by Managers.

PORTLAND, Aug. IA complete re-
organization of the local traffic depart
ment of the Oregon Railway and Navi-
cation Company and the Southern Pa
cific Company is announced to go into
effect September l. The change is a
consolidation of the freight and pas
senger departments of the two lines.
II. b. Miller, at present general
freight agent of the Oregon Railway
and Navigation Company. beginning
September / will be general freight
agent of both the Oregon Railway and
Navigation Company and Southern Pa
eifc Company, and w. E. Conan, who
has filed the Office of general freight
and passenger agent of the Southern
Pacific, will be the first assistant gen.
eral freight agent of the combined
lines. The second general freight agent
will be Paul Shoup, who comes to Port
land from San Jose, CAL. where he was
district freight agent of the Southern
Pacific. Shoup takes the place of H. M
Adams, who was transferred some time
ago to the Office of assistant general
freight agent of, the oregon Railway
and Navigation Company at Seattle A
general freight agent, has been created
1t will be filled by w. D. Skinner, at
present chief clerk in the Office of r.
B. Miller.
The passenger department will be in
charge of A. L. Craig, who will fill the
office of general passenger agent Tor
both the Oregon Railway and Naviga-
ton Company and the Southern Pacific
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-20

lowed Immediately after the band. carry
ing an elahorately designed American
flag Directly behind them were the Vic
toria veterans, attired in civilian clothes
and wearing badges certifying to their
having seen service with the local volun-
teer department. In front was the In
ion hook and ladder banner presented by
the ladies of Victoria in 1860. The Union
Jack and the Canadian flag were carried
by sons of veterans.
Included in the procession was appara-
tus which served to make IL of excep-
tional interest. The Californians drew
behind them one of the most antiquated
engines TO be found on the Pacific Coast.
1t is known as the hand-engine and the
date of its manufacture is 1889
During the afternoon and evening a re-
ception committee took the visitors to all
points of interest in the city. They leave
for Portland tomorrow evening.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-20
Pasadena Man Takes Life of
jacksonville Girl in Oregon
and Then Ends Ris Own
BOYS FIND REMAINS
Tragedy Ends Illicit Love
Affair Between Two Cali
fornians i'm WebfOOt State
Special Dispatch to IN. Call

PORTLAND, Aug. 19-Boys In swim
ming In the Columbia River to-day found
the bodies of a man and woman on the
river bank just above the Government
reserve at Vancouver. Wash. Papers on
the bodies show them to be those OF T.
n. Swartzel, of Pasadena, CAL and MIS-
Lena May Clyce OF Watsonville. Cal
The man had evidently shot the woman
and then killed himself. as revolver
with two empty chambers lay beside tne
bodies. In the mans pocket was a card
of Pasadena Lodge No. 672, b. +. y. E.'
and note. which reads: we are Ems,
will Portland Elks take charge of us?"
SwartzeI came with his wife 70 Port-
land about three months ago. HIS wlis
became aware that he was very lnti-
mate with Mrs. Clyce, who was Workins
in the East Side Telephone Exchange.
and before leaving the city commenced
proceedings for divorce. Mrs Swartzei -
said to have gone TO Riverside. CaL
49, 80
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-20
ARMY AND NAVY ORDER $.

WASHINGTON, Aug 19.-Navy or
ders: Rear Admiral c. ]. Barclay is
detached from the command of the navy
yard and station at Puget Sound on
September s. to go home: Captain W.
4. Burwell is detached from the COM
mand of the Independence on Septem-
ber for DUTY as commandant of the
navy yard and station at Puget Sound,
September s.
Army orders: Private Willis G.
Loyeless, Company .. Twenty sixth In
fantry, Fort Sam Houston. Texas. is
transferred to the One Hundred and
Fifteenth Company. Coast Artillery, to
be sent to Fort KosecranS for duty: Post
Commissary Sergeant Joseph Froelich,
now at the army general hospital. Pre-
side, is relieved from further duty In
tho Philippines, to be sent to New York
City for duty: Private Martin Cleath.
Sixty-eiehth Company. Coast Artillery,
now in confinement at the Presidio, San
Francisco, to be discharged without
honor from the army for desertion.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-20
IS Z!y's! DO q;

honee and Past Great Sachem e. B. Will
son as great Tokaeem.
The Great Council of the Degree of Po-
cahontas decided to hold its session next
year in San Francisco the same time as
the Red Men. Resolutions thanking the
people of Nevada City for their hospital
ity, also the local tribes and councils,
were adopted. Gifts in recognition of the
services rendered by Mrs. Annie Bliss,
Mrs. Jennie erase, Mrs. Bertha Brazile,
Mrs. Ida Wheeler, Mrs. Isabelle Morgan
and Mrs. Harriet James wer made. Stand
ing committees for the ensuing term
were named. after which the great chiefs
were raised up.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-20
WARM WELCOME
FOR THE VETS
sneo,., p,spatch % The can.

VICTORIA. B. c., Aug. s.-Victoria
gave royal welcome to-day to the party
OF about one hundred members of the
California Veteran Volunteer Firemens
Association, in charge of the president,
S. Bunner Of the San Francisco police
force Mayor Barnard delivered an ad-
dress Of welcome at the Central frehouse.
The visitors showed their appreciation by
applauding. enthusiastically.
Before the parade started the line OF
march was crowded with spectators The
Californians presented a striking appear
ance IN their bright red uniforms. one OF
the most interesting features OF which
was the old-fashioned helmet They fol-
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-20
JAILED FOR CRIME
DONE II YEARS AGO
Alleged Train Robber and
Murderer Behind Bars
at Fresno.
Special Dispatch to The Cain.

FRESNO, Aug. 19.-Detective James
Meade of the Southern Pacific to-day
placed in the Fresno County Jail man
who is wanted for train robberies and
murder committed twelve years ago.
The prisoner gave the name of William
Henry, but he is believed to be Robert
Chester, one of a gang of five who held
UP train at Olyphant. Miss, in 1903.
During the hold-up Engineer McNally
resisted and was shot to death. Three
of the robbers-Brady, Wyrick and
Mausker-were afterward caught and
hanged for the crime.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-20
Local Authoritie. Notiaed.

District Attorney Byington received
the following dispatch from r. v.
Whiting, his assistant, from Victoria, B.
c., yesterday afternoon:
Collins committed for extradition.
Judge renders clear and able opinion
sustaining prosecution's points. Col
Inns says he will take habeas corpus
Proceedings. Shall I remain?"
To which the District Attorney re-
piled:
Congratulations. Use your owr
judgment about returning"
A dispatch was also received from
l.. M. Langley, Chief of Police at Vic
toria, addressed to Chief Dinan, as fol-
lows:
collins committed for extradition.'