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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-13
cen
RETURNED
:. ar ras srAs EAsrGR eees WE'RE NOT FOUND IN TIME
osseuRs pRxe-eHLoRtN RESORT TO CLEVER
sessne TO FIND THEM

from the tutem pole on Pioneer
place
\ hcNeaee. a young mnn nf
Georgetown. discovered one tackled
10 a Georgetown fence. aud claimed
his reward
The four fifly cent onRa we're
found aa follows.
~ Aubrey Yemen. who lives a.
iasa EiEhth avenue The esq Wa
tackled to a frame building near The
sitY hall
~ Archie Mcnsth. wha uyra At
ttit Foafth ave - ". aud Who
discovered an egk hidden away AZ
che Green Lake station waiting
houae.
~ Mrs.. Il. @ Cicshoru. Of George
town Mrs ClcRhorn found the egg
lacked 20 \ acorxesowu fence,
~ Monica Murphy. aged 6 years
who heat all the boys and girls
afannd the janice street poWer
hnusr. by finding an egg that had
eeeu nailed TO a pillar there slnre
Tuesday night
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HELD FOR THEFT
OF CORPSE SUIT

Accused q stealing a suit Of
clothes belonging 10 an undertaken
y Pc used them for curnasa orly. =
y Accne Nas last night arrvsi 81 A.
BIS cottage In MlIlman Clty aud
iodMesl In the ccnmty TAIL.
John =. Ftiklnrtan says fhr latter
took the clothes from his hams
here they we're stored.
Actuc aaYa that ptlklngi0n has
hreh ont q the insane sYlum less
thsn sesk. aud insinua1ea that
Mf filklntan should Be returned 10
stetlacuOm Deputy Sheriff pail
Carney arrested NcCus YESTERDAY
afternoon. piikiuktun obtained tho
warrant from Judge Guraun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-13
DOLLAR
IS INITIATED
eogs TO LODGE AND JOINS rHE A. o. =. AND MORNING
FURNISHED the sGcRufARy WITH Observation-Disclosures
TRAVELS.

looms, and all aarla OF men have
carried me in aud out I really
didn't know there We're so many
drinking resorts until began taking
notes on this Journey and reporting
10 The Star.
Tomorrow you VIII hear from the
again. I don't know where | will
lay my head tonight but I'm not
worrying over the matter some-
body viii take me Into their pocket
o. cash tn and provide a resting
place until the MORROW.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-13
GOV. SMITH
AT 'FRIScO

SAN FRANCISCO. Asril II The
steamship Mongolia. bnartuH Gov
efnar General Smith ~ the Phillip
pinsa. Was sighted shortly before
e'cioek this aftsFuoon The steam
ship vas met BY loeai COMMITTEES
on a tuK. The ships in the hAFhsar
are Decorated Ia honor Of his t.
turn
The Smith paFtf disembarksd al
2 - o clock and saa escorted 30 the
Palace hotel 4 hlK reception -
giannsd fof tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-13
Machinery FOR
EITSAP Is DUE

ra,sinssY fof tie steamer Kitsan.
rAkh y b BE- pat on q lacai faHi
az X seastie haA ieft New Yofk
~ , esnxsei q sFrfve any daf
EaAm axs seeks The steamer Wlii
= rm8y . eomH narth from FaFt :
haA mhers she = being buiit.
xAxn eanspisted lhe kitsap Nagl-
ger ranpaaY. % uhich = z Ga6-
an Il shis eitg. = ne MANAGE.
~ hvs spsaf tIaa 900 On ghe unN
sezner. fhat she uiii - = speeis
~ spss xtihuuf saying. a. she l.
- an haem f0r sNtgt tinue.
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that ON EsasrAl principles be IL IN
ciln~d a. psrmit the mayor % make
The appointments
II is reported that ON IN Inclined
81 resent the action % Mayor Moore
.9Asg wesk in nendlnE word through
Rsvniie O. the committee on cor
paratiunn that n the council parsed
the streas railway franchise Tor
double tracking Fifteenth aysnue
north be would veto a. The gen
tieman from the third thinks that
this Vas an unNaranted interfef-
enoe with the council proceedings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-13

SALT LAKE. April u a ia Of
ficlAiiy anaaunrsa that the blerk-
aAe 81 the salt t.ake ruuta IL "a -
RAISED Sunday The first through
train 10 Los Angeles leaves toner
row aight Tho road has been tied
up Nincr March "a on aeeount az
0aAhouss through Ncsdow Waller
Nevada
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-13
S TABLES
AFLAME

LEXINGTON. ~ April Ia Fire
broke out late thia afternoon aud
ia burning the race track stables
The origin D. unknown u b.
thought the race track ia doomed
Efforts are being made 20 rcmaye
the race horses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-13
TACOMA is TO
AWAKE JULY 4

racnMk April 10 rhia eity
=. - .resaed a. lave 4 Up snoftsr
~ ,ei.bfatlaa On 1aiy extending
srasaiy oxsg thfca DAYS Al A
sesplr atseaasd slfiEena meeting
- sixAi preliminary steps wefs
40 kaklag 10 a consolidation u
- Rsue Festival Or this year With
= isst.Yisfes % the Fourth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-13

Columbia George. an Indian sery-
ing life sentence nj McSeii'a fsi-
and Tor numbering an indian wom-
au on the umaulla reservation. was
this morning denied writ Of ha-
beas corpus by Judge Hauf1fd. ~
the United States court The In
dams plea for liberty vas based On
"a legai mlxup between the state
courts 1t Oregon and the United
states courts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-13
OPENS DOORS OF
FEDERAL PRISONS

tfiet Attorney Frye has about made
up his mind 10 take an appeal 20
the circuit court Of appeals II IL
believed that there are hundreds Of
similar eases where federal pris-
0ners are nov serving penfiieHtlary
sentences that they can escape
serving on writ ~ habeas corpus
on the same grounds
Story Of tho Case.
Carpenter Mills and willis two
years aKo went 70 Oregon city and
secured Two money orders. one for
- cents and the other for lg
cents These were directed IN the
postmaster at San Francisco Re
turning 10 Portland. only IS miles
distant the men raised the money
orders tn So aud SIC respectively.
erased the name san Francisco and
Inserted Portland The first one
they succeeded in passing. bat fell
down when they tried 20 pass the
SIS money order. were arrested and
sentenced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-13
hISIERl0US BLOW
CAUSES DEATH

El.a.s s.sATl April f7-Geo y
tglss I. 81 san Francisco. -
frses..s.s Ne city hospital from a
ss.sr,,ss still lie vas evidently
/. m,,,. aAd is Unconscious. There
o. IL l.s.H % the circumstances
b. rns ~ ~ The skull vas broken
hruisss ,. ssht instrument and The
fIght ~ sa'ea's be has been IN a
Zee a. -as not robbed The DO
ksass = .as.'e.ilEasins They have
% nse,.a hsht between three men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-13

TWo or three % the air eggs that
had noe roaehca The Star office Al
noon today we're found later Tris-
phoun calls 10 this offeet came TO
The star office after ig O'Clock.
As u had hcen thoroughly an
derstpod. however. thar rrwardr
were not In be- paid after T. a'eloek
to-day noon. the Easter EEra editor.
very much 70 his r.xrei. vas CON-.
pelled Ia decline the payment 81 the
FrWuriN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-13

DISTINCTION. u. r. April IL
= aosse amsndmsnfs to the btu
.a'ainE lie saving stations
N coast Of Washington
% afred Ia By She senate To-
~ PRESIDENT today nominated
"a Haynea. u Coulee CITY.
- -. % = register Of the land o.
-. y hsierville. Wash. y. A
q Eilensbufg. 70 be receiv
gasfie monef a. Norfh Yak
Ill; snd W A. Henry. o.
- 70 BE- receiver u public
a. WaferVille Wasb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-13

FOLSOM. Cal. April i1.-wllllam
Gray. cniarod. who murdered n
CblnAmau at Sacramento. Nah
hanged At Folsom prison this morn
Ing Ne mounted the Eailowa eooily
ant had nothing to say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-13

Judge Hanford IN brief. held that
the first and third counts formed
only one charge and that. as they
had already served the two years
specified ON this charge any fur
Their sentence would be Illegal As
the Second count Involves a sen
tenee imposed Of two years. the
question II also raised IS 10 whether
these men. after being a. liberty Tor
the next two years. can be rcarresi-
ed and compelled TO serve the two
years Imposed GA the last count
The decision Is regarded by atior-
neYs generally as OF the highest
Importance. and United States Dis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-13
ny rHU STAR DOLLAR.

With a brand new OUTFIT OF laRs
leu THE star office yesterday AFT )
eruoou Go resume my rounds which
besan az the Abbott barber shop oa
Ftke a.. where Was exchanged for
one clean close shave. to get here
With small change amounting to
ss genia
After | left the barber shop I had
a variety of experiences. such as
seldom fail 60 the lot uf the ordin.
AIRY commonplace dollar aud wound
up my evening By going 70 lodge
Joined the Ancient order of
fefesters Was Initiated aad be-
came member. EoinE to Secretary
.. J CLARK. who handles the dues
of the members.
had a good nlahts rest with
Mr.. clark. and ana rot start oct
again until this morning. when Mr.
CLARK reluctantly parted with me
fer = LARGE pot portion q ham, win
tvo esss straight ~" This trans
aetiea hrought nc 20 Grants cafv.
on Third av. about Sis q. ~.
After a short stay In the cafe I
jumped 20 the pringis Furniture
company. where my entrance wtth
SOME other dollars vas the signal
fof the departure u a few chairs
aud nthet household necessities.
Thence ] veat 20 Wilson n
u'SeiiA sfp uutun o.. here siren.
aoas times awaited me There's no
telling where viii bob ap next. but
IA ~ 70 iet you know II usy where
aheats aa soon as they aalt coming
M fakt
0ns thIaz in ny recent career has
struck nae fufFfGsfF have been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-13
Your Car Fare

Saved BY buying your butter. eggs.
cheese aud lard OF us. Cow Butter
Store. First Ave. and Pike g. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-13
Cut Rate Prices

On butter. egFh cheese aud lard "
Cos Butter store. First av and
Pike ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-13

Unless United states District ~.
t9rHny Frye consents to releasing
WIN Mills and Johu. willis. on the
decision Of Federal fudge Hauf0rf
rendered yesterday, allowing Hugh
Carpenter his freedom on viii ~
habena corpus. served by Attorney
4 u Black. the latter will file Two
more writa. demanding that the men
be put NJ liberty on the same
grounds which Carpenter b. about
70 gain his freedom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-13

!, tks tweuty FASTER
FeaFiefa " =. "a.
go that a''At -
-, afnss last Tuesday haa feae y
-. 49,, Al II o'clock uoon to
a. ,....t .,s A..
81 cSks relnaia
80 q ~ value
nthe eExs reeefefed anu t''Ath
= - So afnfe three wero
Il 70 - - ..,., AZ q
4 ,Ae yalee " = - w.
"a M enc s one - ann tssl.
80, !. fss star efncr that should
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-13
roPPY swAeeEa STYLES

That means The Brooks $500
hats None better Few as sood.
y \. Brooks a Co. 1881 End Ave.
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Federal Prisoners.

All three men are federal prison
efa sentenced By the late Judge Bel
iinger In Portland Ore. for raising
aud paaalng a money order aud for
raising "A second money order which
they failed 20 Dasa The men were
sentenced 10 sis years Ia the penl-
tentiary on three counts first. rails
Ing one money order. second. pass
Ing one money order. and third
raising a second money order
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, SUNDAY, MARCH 4. 1906

were compelled To abandon their
homes. saving. as Il rule. only Il small
portion of their belongings.
Stores Swept Away
Merchants and clerks went To the
stores and warehouses only to dis
cover that it was impossible tn save
goods on the lower floors An hour
later high seas broke. completely de-
molishing the government slip. and
buildings. beside causing great dam.
age To the coal sheds.
TIL" guardian of the arsenal Tcifcr
Adams. an expert swimmer was in
the water for many hours and assist.
al in warming and rcScuinc others.
Village Destroyed.
The village OF Tarona. near the ar
scnal. was completely swept away. II
consisted of the mission buildings aud
homes Of native converts of tho re-.
organized Latter Day Saints mission.
formerly under the direction Of Cap
tain Joseph Burton Of California.
Tho mission house and Il great many
houses were carried off To Il distance
Of many hundreds Of yards and de.
mo!iShed.
About o'clock in the morning the
American consulate, the oldest struct-
ire in Papectc. having been built
about 1886. collapsed In the absence
of Tho American consul. his mother.
Mrs. DOty. supervised the removal Of
the archives. aided by missionaries.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
Most Of The Delegates Are in
Favor Of French Position.
VITAL QUESTION voted UPON
Critical FONT All But Decided Against
Kaiser Wilhelm by the Conferees at
AIgecrss Austria Supports the
Teutons.
nv Assoriain,, prase

ALGECIRAS. SPAIN. March 3 -
The conference on Moroccan reforms
took a most important step today 10y
deciding. ON the initiative of Great
Britain. to proceed to the Immediate
discussion of the police question.
The 4otin; showed that Germany
had with her Austria and Morocco.
while eight representatives of powers
supported Sir Arthur Nicolson
The result Oh the vote on Sir Az
thur Nicolson's proposals has caused
q sensation. as It means that the deli
cate FrancoGcrman contest over the
Policing of Morocco has been forced
to decisive issue in which both sides
will be compelled to show their hands
The delegates have partially agreed
on the text of the Moroccan bank pro-
icct. The organization is to be en-
titled the State Bank of Morocco
II will be chartered for forty years
and will have capital of 100000 900
in gold, divided into PARTS equal tn
the number of powers participating in
the conference. The agreement gives
the United States the right TO partici-
pate in the Organization of the bank
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.

2-Capal Dry Goods
ID" r. Spraguc. jeweer; II. J. Lewis Company
Chicago ilouscfunishing CO. tofheimcr's Shoe Store
4--tHAMPTON) Frankcl Il Eisenman, clothing: George
W. Phillips real estate; =. w. Phillips d. Co. real
fsansone Bros, goods: Steiner Kaufman. Depart
ment Store; John T. Bentley ewelry Bank Hampton;
Kazs Unhersellng w E. Lawson. estate:
j. NJ. Cumming real estate; S. Marbach tailor; j. w.
Rowe Company, Inc. fertilizers.
5 tHAMPTON) - Lawson Newton. II
Shinkowtz sale: Classified Advertisements
WiisSmih-Crall Company. Inc. house furnshers;
Hardware Company; ROwe's Department Store;
mines Dggs clothing: ". .Tignor noons m
II Rapeport's g. lGCent Store; w. -. Dobsons
GMeycs Department Store; MchaeIson Bros cloth
Watt Doxcy e Watt Department Store; Fashion
store Hull Hull opticians: Citizens Railway
Power Company: G. w. Todd liquors: II Boykn
stocks and bonds
S-niXic Steam Laundry: Newport News Wine and Liquor
Company Albert j. Stewart real Newport News
Academy; Travellers Guide.
9Virgnia Transporta ion Company hauling; Il. r. Coer
liquors: j. T.. Mugers Nicholas Dressing
Tor: Hotel Warwick Restaurant; Old Dominion Com
Underwood Typewriter: Schmez bankers
Citizens Bank: First National Bank
1oHealth Food Bakery: T.. &. Brown
store notions and George lamp
ton Piano Company.
1 l--Acadeny of Music.
12J. j. Pamer's ewcry: Savings Of
News; NJ ~ Lash furniture: Standard Supply Company,
builders supplies Young Mason estate.
Advertisements Legal Notices. etc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
ROCKEFELLER GOES TO COURT
TO RECOVER HALF A MILLION
by the Failure of Bucket Shop He
Loses a. Fortune and Now
Wants II.

NEW YORK. March 3--Frank
Rockefeller brother of John ID. U,ocke.
Teller. began Il suit in the Supreme
Court today against various individu.
ais and brokerage firms in this city
and Cleveland.
Mr.. Rockefeller, who lives i'm Ohio.
is seeking 10 recover s500.0OO. The
suit is the outcome of stock transac.
lions with Leland w. Prior. who com
mitted suicide in January. Mr.. Prior's
brokerage firm. Dennison. Prior 4 Co.
suspended operations after Prior had
killed himself and is now in the
hands of Il receiver.
IT appears from Mr.. Rockefcller's
complaint that he is anxious to- hold
III" New York correspondents of Den
nison. Prior e. Co responsible for
money lost through dealings with
Prior.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
VAST AMOUNT OF WORK UNUONE
Automobiles in the Future Will Have
to Pay a Special Tax and Speed
to &c Regulated--Eastcrn Insane
Asylum Comes Up for an lnvestiga
ton by Assembly.

ton by Assembly.

Especial to the Daily Prcssl
RICHMOND. VA. March :.-Thc
general appropriation hill. passed by
where ii was amended and returned
Ia the House for concurrncc. failed in
the House today.
Colonel Bowman. a House finance
committee chairman reported the dis.
agreement. and Senator Wickham ask.
cd for Il committee Cf conference
This was ordered and the president
named Senators Wickham. Echols and
$500 for State Solons.
The Senate. by Il ,n,c of ~ 10 ~.
today adopted the amendment offered
by Senator Sadler. fixing the pay OF
$500 IA session; the sum provided 10
hc the total compensation for mem
hcrS whether the session be sixty or
ninety days.
Senator Sudler today offered joint
| resolution looking to an investigation
of the affairs OF the Eastern State
hospital.
The resolution includes the superin-
tcndrnt. the special board of direct
ors, the officials and employees. The
cosduct and management of the hos
pital and all pertaining to the hospit.
al. The committee is to consist of six
mcmbcrs-thrcc from the Senate and
three from the House: To meet upon
the call Of the chairman: shall send
Tor and cause TO he produced all
books ana papers; shall compel per-
sons 10 testify: sessions to he open to-
the public. but no reports shall he
made 10y the press except with the
consent of The committee: the com.
mittec To report To the governor and
the general board of directors
Ire resolution was agreed to. and
the session will he held at the East
crn state hospital
Auto Bill Passed.
The Byrd bill. regulating the run
ming of automobiles, etc. in the STATE
was passed in the House today by the
vote of ~ to 10. The bill provides
for the regulating of speed and the
payment Of license taxes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
corporal" TANNERS
Letter GIVEN OUT
Warm Eplst|e Written by The
Grand Commander Of G. A. R.
to Gen. NJ, 7. Mcmahon.
MAY INVESTIGATE THE BOARD
Captain osgcod Will Visit Washington
and viii Seek an Interview With
President Roosevet--osgood Does
Not Seek Resppointmcnt as Weigh.
master at the Homo.
MAY INVESTIGATE THE BOARD


Especial from Hampton Burcaul
HAMPTON. VA, March 3.-Capt
Charles llazcn OsSood. department
commander of the Grand Army Of the
Republic of Virginia and North Caro-
lima. today gave to the Daily Press
a copy Of the letter written 10 Cen
cral Michael McAIahon. president of
the board of managers of the Nation
al Soldiers Homes, by Corporal"
James Tanner, the grand commander
of the order in the United States.
In giving out the letter Captain Os-
good said that he is not endcavoring
to have himself rcinstatcd as weigh
master at the National Soldiers
Home, as he has already been offered
a clerical position and can secure an
other position in the city of Phila-
delphia. He will go to Washington
on Wednesday, evening and take m
his fight against certain orders issued
at tn. Home with the grand com
mander. -----..--.--
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
Battalion Of The Twentieth Infantry
on The ship.
ALL THE SOLDIERS RESCUED
Fighting Men We're En- Route to Ma.
Mia TO Take Large Steamer Home
After Years Of Service in Americas
lnsuIar Possessions.
Cry Associated Prcss.)

MANILA. March 4.-The Inter
Islands transport ingalls, is ashore on
Raporaha Reef. off the southern coast
Of the Island of LuzOn. She will y oh.
ably he a total wreck.
a battalion Of the Twentieth Infant.
~, en- route TO Manila. where the
soldiers were to transfer to the trans
port Sheridan for he United States.
vas aboarn ihe ingalls,. The troops
were rescued by a coast guard cut
ter.
The TRANSPORT LiScum has been sent
To take off the soldiers baggage and
render any assistance. The sailing
Of the Sheridan has been delayed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
ASShSSINS STILL FREE.
Police at 8oaota Patrol the Town
Armed With Rifles.

(By Associated PreSS)
WASHINGTON, March ;-Thc fol.
lowing dispatch. dated al Bogota. Col
Ombia. was received today ut the
State Departments
Another group Of men. including
and Ramirez. chief Of police. have
been arrested for conspiracy. The
former has been cXilcd to Curacon
and the latter has been tried by court
martial.
The would-bc assassips Of the
President have not yet been apEre-
hcnded. The police are patrolling the
city armed with rifles. Most amicable
relations exist between the American
legation and the government"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
10000 LIVES SWEPT
AWAY BY A CYCLONE
Society Islands Devastated and
Property Worth Five Million
Dollars Ruined.
AMERICAN CONSULATE DESTROYED
Wind Blows at Rate Of 100 Miles an
Hour and Lasts for Two Days-Be.
sides Wrecking Hundreds Of Houses
the Natives Suffer the loss Of
Their Growing Crops.
AMERICAN CONSULATE DESTROYED
n,y Assnciated Prnssl

SAN FRANCISCO, March 3.-Tbe
Evening Post states that 10000 per.
SONS persisted during the storm at iii.
hiti AMI adjacent islands. several OF
which. its account says. have disap-
pcarcd.
IT places the damage at S5,O00 900
These reports have not been confirm.
"d by the officers Of the steamer Ma
ripoSa. which brought the news OF the
disaster from Papcctc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
May Call on President.

II is also among tho pos jiblitics
that Captain Osgood will seek an in.
tervcw with President Roosevelt
touching upon the National Soldiers
Homes.
incidentally. there is strong suS
gestion of an investigation being ask
ed of the hoard of managers of the
Homes.
Captain Oseood saio today that he
had been weighmastcr al the Home
for six years and during that time. 50
far as he is aware. there has never
been a kick against the weights by
any contractor. The contractor fur.
nishing bitliminous coal is said tn
have objected 10 weights Il few days
ago and this is the reason assigned
for the removal of Captain Osgood.
Dismissal Follows Letter.
What seems a little strange Ia
me-" said Captain Osgood lis the
fact that within four hours of The
time | received the copy of the letter
sent by Commander Tanner to Gen
cral Mcmahon. | was informed Of my
dismissal. have since been told
that my removal was temporary.
There is also an unusual feature In
this connection.
Just who recommended the dismis.
sa. seems mystery, as Governor
Knox contends that the new quarter