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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
SAN FRANCISCO RELIEF FUND
SHOWS BALANCE ON HAND

Tho amount Of uueKpeudod funds In the
hands Of W 5 Mccormick treasurer rails
cd Tor the san Francisco sufferers now
amounts 90 about 3 Vn Nothing has been
sent hy tho r0iei committee. Messrs
Icdry. Weber and Mcdonald 20 the lO-
cal committees iu san Francisco Tor two
reasons. FIRST. relief o. sun being extend
cd 10 occasional refugees from San Fran
cisco. and second there Us understood 70
be- "a disagreement among the committees
n san Francisco as Co how the funds re-
cclvcd from the outside should be- applied.
In view OF these Circumstance, TIE local
people are properly holding back The
funds and Will continue 10 relieve cases
~ dcstituti0n which land On Salt Lake.
and will remit The balance 90 the san
Francisco committees when their Internal
dissonslgus are a thing q The past.
IN the meantime The Descret News,
which continues 20 receive rcmittanCes
from distant points, will use the funds in
its hands hy directly o0rrcsr-'Jvn' with
several relief committees Do Saa Francis
90. rcmiti.ng only 90 those whose stand
lHg S. urdouhtod. and paying any balance
that NAV finally remain. into The hands -
Treasurer Mccormick when ihD local com
mittcc determines that time Tor settle
mont has arrived.
10 to the present time $500 cash has
been forwarded hy ttc Salt Lake commit
tee % Chairman Phclau. in San Francisco
Tor disbursement
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RoCKErELLER's PARTING GIFT.

New York. June 2o.-John y. Rookie
fellers parting gift u $4,000 Just be
fore he sailed for Europe. Tor a build
iur for the naval branch Of the Young
Mems Christian association AZ Nor
folk. Va. three weeks ago. may become
$500 900 u The larger amount D. needed.
At the office q the International COM
mittee Of the Young Mems assocla-
ton On this city It was said yesterday
that while the association hoped 10
complete ne building Tor $4,000 Mr
Rockefeller had expressed the greatest
interest ir he work and had pledged
his support 90 The extent Of 10000 o.
The society needed g.
Miss Helen Gould has up 20 this time
been the chief benefactress Of the
Young Mems Christian association. Tho
international committee says that with.
IN the last eve years Misc G0ulds gifts
10 the railroad and % the army ans
navy branches Of the association have
amounted to over 500 900
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
KING HAAK0N RECEIVES
THE FRENCH EMBASSY.

Trondhiem. Norway. June 20-The
French armored cruiser. Admiral Aube.
carrying the special French embassy
TO the coronation OF King Haakon. ar
rived here this morning. Immediately
after she reached the anchorage spec
ially selected for the vessel. her guns
awakened the echoes OF the ford with
a salute. She then dressed ship" and
the Norwegian men % war and shore
batteries answered her salute
A suanking breeze swept the haTbOr
causing the flags and bunting 90 fut-
Ter ia a lively fashion and raising q sea
n which the launches and cutters were
tossed about like corks But in spite %
the breeze dense fog prevailed near
tho entrance OF the ford and delayed
tho arrival 81 the other Uarships and
steamers including the British royal
Yacht Victoria and Albert, having on
board the Prince and Princess 81
Wales and conveyed by The cruisers
Jsu1 and Talbot These vessels are an.
rrorad outside the ford. but will not
arrive az Tr0ndhJem until the after
noon.
The members ~ the French embassy
landed co fIOih IIlH lUNllANh hNl
vera received by officers Of the royal
household were given "A guard Of hon
or and were driven 20 the palace
uhera Kirg Haakon received the en-.
bsssv and thanked them and their ma
don Dor their presence here on the
rrsreion o. his coronation.
The leading members Of the Nor
weclan cabinet. headed by Premier
Nlrba,san VIII leave Chnsiiania to-
dp- for Tronhriem.
Maj William vs.. Gibson the Amer.
itsn military attache az St Peters
burg. arrived here today 10 attend the
coronation
Trondhiem continues % fll with Wis
i'ors and crowds throng the streets
The palace and cathedral are the cen
tiers Of Interest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
FIRE N LOS ANGELES,

los Angeles June @-Fre broke out
thI. morning no 100 lu the tWn.story brick
huusiur occupied by the hardware drm n
Ho.hro0k Merrill & stets0u ON los An
reIos street and RACED Tor mole than two
hours before % was finally Quclcd by m.
fra department which turned out in lul
flroc ln Response 90 three alarms The
building when, The blaze started. is sit-
uated Zoo the heart ~ the Who'll, sale dis
tr..t and n tle immediate vicinity $40
OH concerns which miraculous,y escaped
frUm mo flames For a time the outiI
E0ck extending from Commercial. street
t1 East Market street ON los Angelo
street was endangered and occupant ot
resorts and cheap clearinghouse situated
IN tte proximity Hcd f0r safctv. 10.
luldfrr occupied hy H1lbr0ok Merrill D
et.t..f Was ,nmrl.faly Quilted Tie Jose
Il roughly estimated at moo"
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MRS. AGGlE MYERS TALKS.
Grateful for Respite and Declares She
!, Not GUILTY.

Liberty. No June s-Mrs Asgi,
Myers whom Gov Folk has promised
90 grant respite. talked iu Der c'l
hDr. lss night 0i her case. She had zee
gained her ,umuu.uro fohuWing Tie an-
uounrement that thc Ntir supreme coul
had denied her new Trial
Of am truly thankful i0 the governor far
giving m. additional time BOO which g.
tak. Oh, feW legal measures taid Mrs
Myrr-. "aud ! ana ugt without hope tha'
w. Ril Doe successful next time. II every
legal measure fIlIs and the good wumDu
N Missouri and tho newspapers who arc
endraynuug Oh socur" "a Communication %
nv sentence are unsuccessful. then ! viii
mount the srafolf and pay the penalty No
tle peoples pro 'udice without fear VI fu-
urc f0r ] ann innocent n klline my hus-
band Clarence Myers. and Hoffman
knows Co. and DEE should tell The truth
aud prepare to meet his God with clean
Bps
standing here almost On tho shadow ~
the -cafold ou which o. man was execute
few years Br0. / want Go rclierdie ihai
I ann not che person who should be hang.
ed fur my hufband's murder ! dld not do
o. did not DO it,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
MUCH IS EXPLAINED.
BY Fact Champion of British Beef i
Himself In the Business.

London. juno e0.-WuHam Field,
member Of parliament FOR the 81 Pat
uck's division OF Dublin and champion
~ the British meat dealers who has
been fo actively questioning the min
listers for the last week. On reply 10 a
further question Ono tho house today
elected the Information from war
Secy Haidaue that IAN American firm
long established lu The London meat
market holds contracts 80 supply
meat ta three military stations On the
United Kingdom These contracts du
not include the supply OF canned proc
visions but occasl nllly preserve lmeat
is Issued from tho army reserve stores
ln order 90 Insure a turnover of the
stock The proportion % frozen mute
ton is NOT allowed to exceed fVo-
seyenths Of The mutton supplied 90 the
troops
The interest NJ SIR Field in the meat
question f. undoubtedly due 20 the facr
that he is iu the provision business
He Is president OF the Irish Cattle
Traders and Stock Owners association.
vice president of the National Fedora
ton Of Meat. Trades ~ me United
Kingdom hohorary secretary of the
Dublin NictualS association, and gov
cruor Of the Royal Irish Veterinary
college
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
IN RESTRAINT OF TRADE.
Jungbluth and Young Both Plead
not Guilty"

New York June % sploas Of not
guilty NJ conspiracy and unlawful come
hIuati1u Tor restraint OF trade were en-
tered lu the United States circuit court
today Boy Kari Junghuth. president of
he M3cAndrews ana Forbes COMPANY
and Howard +. Young president of
the i S. Young company. as Iudlvidu-
ais. and the two companies NAMED as
corporations The two individual de-
PENDANTS were held 20 5000 bail each.
and al the defendants were given un-
tI June 90 hlc demurrers ou motions
o. dismiss the indictments
The two Hrms named lu o." indiot-
msuts are subsidiary companies NJ tha
American Tobacco company The IN
dirtmeuts were returned last Monday
hv q United States grand jury which
long had been engaged with an lu-
yostiEation into the so-callod tobacco
trust
10 Is alleged that the defendants hy
combination and agreement sought 10
control the lID1rico paste supply
which Is used in the manufacture Of
plug tobacco.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
To SECURE PROMPT SETTLEMENT

san Francisco. June .0-The several
commercial bodies u San Francisco
viii meet Monday June O.. 90 organize
a pollcyhoidcfs protective association
ION the purpose Of securing prompt and
fair settlements f0r their members from
the various insurance companies in
which they hold policies About 1900
business men are connected With these
commercial bodies and all ~ them
have insurance losses which they want
adjusted on q fair basis Their policies
affect about go different companies
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
SALT LAKE AGENCIES
Who Represent the Insurance Com
panics Now Rccalcitrant on Coast.


Yesterdays dispatches from San
r,-....i...., ,..,., d.. i,., ~, a.. ,.-,,..,...
'''''''.' '''' - '''' - W. ''''u' '''''e
companies "aloN hdd inHde themselves
!labie 10 forfeiture OF 'heH HRht 10 d"
business ib california because OF fall-
ure 10 comply win me Ia" requiring
all IRE insurance companies 70 NE wan
The secretary Oh state llsts OF their poll
lcyho.ders The Companies mus al
ieciel are represented IN Salt Lake as
follows. Agac1.''IaI ~ w. :. G.csy
American oi Boston. ilt D4chess' Gldoe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
rMprREs SUSPENSION RAISED.

Milwaukee. June President
O'prIsu ~ the American association,
announced today that be- had raised
thc suspension ~ Umpire, owens and
Kane. who were suspended pending
ana INVESTIGATION Of the charges AGAINST
Manager Kelly. ~ Minneapolis presi-
dent ORrirU received sworn afuluNiis
from the umrIres Ibis morning.
A meeting ~ the board ~ directors
of the association viii be held 40 CHI
cago tomorrow 10 take action on the
case against Kelly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
GOV. lDE I'LL.
Condition Thought to De- Due 20 Long
Service In Tropics.

Manila June D.-Gm. a. T Alien o.
rector o. the constamlary returned o.
Manila today after eight months l,aye -
abssnse spent IN the United states
Gov. ide became OH after returning from
ne recent journcJ through the province
days he Il now improving and ls atle 90
attend 20 HE official du,ies His condition
j. believed 20 be due 70 bis long service u
The iropicas,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
SULLY KIDNAPPING CASE.
No Investigation Started 10y This or
British Government.

Denver Colo. June 2O-The News
TODAY says that Senator Thomas NJ
Patterson, az the request Of Mrs Bella
FenWlCk. started an investigation at
Washington yesterday 10 ascertain %
10 was true that complaint had been
lodged against Mrs. Fenwicl by the
BRUSH government charging her with
kidnapping me two children Of John
sully. her brother-in-law, from canada.
He sent word o. Denver that neither
the state department nor the depart.
men 4 justice knew anything Of the
case. nor has the British ambassador
been asked o. communicate with the
government az Washington in the mat.
ter. Furtheimore. 10 request had come
from the British consul az Boston % the
British embassy requesting action iu
the matter Mrs Fenwick declares she
VIII retain possession OF the two Suily
children ana remain Ia Colorado
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20

Milwaukee. June 2o-Thc fourth
annual mass convention n m.llers uH-
der the auspices of the Miilers' Nation
al Federation opened p three days
meeting here today More than 1000
millers are Boo attendance.
President John vs. Rurk iu hIs an-
rual address. said The organization Uas
against market manipulation and f0r
high standard grades ~ wheat Boo oI'
our markets. Improvement Boz govern
ment crop reports aud enlargement
OF export trade He hoped icr good r.-
suits from rate legislation Tho per-
nicious rebate. hc wil must D., 7tor-
ped
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20

the distribution of rewards to the
faithful pcasantry' who aided IN sup
preston OF agrauau disorders
The peasantry through a committee,
have notified the landlords Of this pro-
Vince that unless they are paid az the
rate Of one dollar for men and 20 cents
for women during Che harvest work
they wifi strike
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20

ChicaeoJuns 2o-Unlted States Com
missioner Foote today directed Thar
Patrick LAWN Of Chicago. b. returned
10 Lexington. Texas to stand trial for
We alleged robbery Of the post0filc, or
pmchoX Tex
Charles Coleman. Goa alleged partner
% LAWN. was killed by the sheriff 40
the time % the robbery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
NORTH DAKOTA PRIMARIES

Grand Forks. y n, June 20-It
piu De latc today before fairly &C.
eprate returns VIII be available from
,esicrlays uIimaries out IN the state.
The insurgeut Republicans have car
rlcd grand Forks county by 600 90 500.
The regular Republicans have carried
this city by a small majority The
vote IN the city was light while the
vote IN the country districts vas larger
ihsn two years ago al the general
election
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
IyENs INFORMED.

Chicago. June 2o.-whcn bid that
the supreme court had refused him
q stay OF execution ivens 40 trst re-
fused ~ believe o. he stood with
hands tightly clutchiug The bars ~ hts
cell and was apparently very nervous.
Jailer Whitman then said
~ you are atisaed ~ the truth
~ the report. are you ready for The
rutcome7"
y have been here five months. and
] guess ought 10 be- replied lyens.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
WRITES NO NEW BUSINESS

nostoa. June 2)-shoriiy after the san
Francisco earthquake the American In
surAnce company q Boston announced
that on account o. its losses IN san ran
cisco II would write NJ more ncE busi-
ness and subsequently, its risks were rein
sured IN other companies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
UTAH AND IDAHO POSTMASTERS
Especial to ne Noasl

Especial 10 the "NcUs1
Washington. d g.. June .9-P0N-
masters appointed.
Utah-Eisinore Sewer county. o..
Hyljahl. vice Nay H. Passm0re zee
signed.
ldahO-Ellis Custer county, N'a
Morrison. vice T. }. Borjesou resigned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
PATERSON, N. J., MAD.
Proposes To- Sue Papers Charging II j.
Center Of Anarchy.

Paterson. y j. June 20-Patefsou
reseuts what 70 terms the unVariautei
tbuse hurled al her through the daily
press and several weekly publications,
A. being a center OF anarchy A.
result the aldermen recently passed "a
resolution insuuetlng the city clerk
a. bring suit for libel against the pa
Icra publishing the offensive articles
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
MISS ALICE RICHARDS DEAD.


Friends ~ :. /. Richards and fam
fly viii De panied 20 learn Of the sud
den death Of Miss Alice Richards the
beautiful and popular daughter OF Nj.
Richards Her sad demise occurred al
the J. ID. 5. hospital az 500 yesterday
afternoon. following an operation.
The young lady was born iu Cache
valley Utah, sept 20. lNs0 She was
the dluchter Of stephen l.. and Louisa
Turner Richards
Arrangements for the funeral have
not been completed, but it ls likely
that 90 win take place Sunday after
noon az The family residence. 1875 Ninth
East street a brother IN New York
has been tclegrlphed for,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
CHIEF JUSTICE rULLER'S
SECRETARY COMMITS SUICIDE

Washington. June 2o--Clarence ~
York. secretary 20 Chief Justice Fuller
of the supreme court ~ the United
states was killed today hy jumping
from window ~ Glrdeld hospital
whore be- was uuderroiug treatment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20

r.r..r Sif.lfs s.fl mCrfa Ilas i
Tra nIts1 states 3Fdo.k Dtwey bound
f.r Is pEHHuira igarlf WaF sChfeI
tu3ay r the straits q MslaCca. Size o..
ported all well
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
REWARDS TO PE,s,NTRy

Kiev. Russia. June 20-Thc governor
general has decorated she village off,
eials Ia this vicinity and has ordered
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
C,IL ON NATIoNAL KINKS

Washington June The comptroller
o. the currency today ISSUED call Cor
the condition ~ national banks a. the
c.ose o. bus.ntss on Monday. June u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
SUPERSE0EAS DENIED.
Illinois Refused one in Case of iNcus,
Convicted of Murder

Springfield H. June 90 The SUI
Uroma court today denied a writ of
superscdea- 90 Richard Iyous seutcc-
al 10 hang 90 Chicago next Friday for
the murder of Mrs Franklin g. lIoli-
ister Tho decision said there was
nothing to show that Iyeus had been
uuduly influenced Go mako the cone
fcssion. aud that the evidence warrant
cd the verdict Of the jury Ncns' att
torucy announced an intention 10 take
the case ta Gov. Danecn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
This Country Asked to Aid to
Prevent a General
Outbreak.
CABLE RECEIVED By SCHIFF.
Sir samuel Monlagu says I'VE Are
Seeking Intervention by our Gov
crnmcnt Try Yours"

New York, June 2o--Jscob H. Schif
has received a cable message from
abroad asking aid from This country
10 prevent a general auti.Jcwish out
break IN Russia Or Paul Nathan
cabled on June Il from Berlin.
Five trustworthy friends, fully IN
formed politiCally, telegraph from Fin
land, whore the conference Is In ses-
sion, that Blalystok f. but the begin
ming II systematic massacres similar
10 those ~ October I most earnestly
request that you Try 10 exercise pres
sure through your government and
financial circles. We are doing every
thing POSSIBLE here but success s. i'm
probable unless Washington. London
and Paris lend their aid
This Is another oablegram:
'Heldngfors. June H.. 1906
The occurrence az Bislystok T. syi-
IDENTIFY the beginning " a terrible
scheme Energetic Intervention alone
can prevent rs being carried ogt The
danger IS imminent Please use every
available power
(signedl "SLloSBERG
"KATZENELSON"
The senders Of this cablegram Join
IN the following message from Loyisa
under date ot June Is.
Reliable telegrams Of SATURDAY. con.
firm the report that the Bialystok
program continues. police and soldicry
assisting The government left, ahau-
doning the town 10 its fate Those
newly arriving and those running
away arc killed az railway stations. the
fugitives being shot by pursuing dra-
goonS. Situation hopeless Pr. para
lions were doubtless arranged through
police and soldiety Fear outbreaks
at other places This % confirm yes
terday's cable, and o. impress the urg-
cncy 81 immediate action
"SLIOSBERG
tSignedl "WINOWR.
LEVIN
"KATZENELSON."
on June Is the Alliance Uniyer.
sale cabled Mr. SchiN from Parts as
follows:
I'VE have received the following
from Finland, signed by member OF
the douma, 81 Petersburg The aW-
ful occUrrepc e. a. Rialystok signify a
new scheme taC'us q most cinirdlt
complications Intervention ON your
part alone would prevent disaster
tSigucdD LEVIN"
on June Is Sir Samuel Moutagu
cabled Nr Schiff from London:
"Ee ar, ssokfng f,tarveptio,, - .,,,.
government Try yours"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
ENGLAND WON.T A.

London, June 20-In the house of
commons today. Walter Runcimau.
parliamentary secretary to the local
government board, IN behalf Of Foreign
Secy. Gray. again declined 20 inform
the government Of Russia OF the views
Of the British people concerning the
antl-Jewish outbreaks he said th,
impression made aud the sympathy
aroused not only Iu this country, bur
everyu here by the disturbances and
loss Of NE iu Russia were known To-
the Russian government and they were
n1t matters 10 which official diplomatic
Intervention was usual 0r desirable
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20

a.. rIutted market makes provisions
ebeap:" but you will never know
ANYTHING about markets unless you
read the ads.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20

1.-THE Quest Of the Useful" Is the err
rand Of tle multitude-made easier,
In half IL aspects. by the iiaed habit
Of "ad-reading."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-17

chains In view Of tho entire crew. At the
order Of Capt; Maokenzie the crew cheered
when the bodies were hauled up. The first
thing that Mackenzie and his subordinate
officers did when they landed In New York
n to march through the street In solemn
procession TO the nearest church, where
they gave thanks for their d~eliveranoe out
OF Bpenoer's hands.
Gansevoort was then sent to Washing
ton with q report Of the affair to the Score
tary OF b Navy. For q long time the
people OF the country did not learn the exact
details OF. h execution, and Mackenzie
was lauded as a hero for 30 plomptly putting
down q mutiny. But when the facts came
Y there was q loud osll for an investiga-
ton, Mackenzie was finally tried at the
Brooklyn navy yard and the Scotch verdict,
not proyen,' wal rendered by q vote of
0 TO g.. The father Of Spencer asked to be
allowed 70 question the witnesses through
Charles OhConor and Benjamin r. Butler,
but his request was denied. An attempt
vas then made to bring the case before,
the Circuit Court OF the United States, but
Judge. Belts dismissed the case for want Of
jurisdiction.
Nevertheless, many thought Maokensie
guilty Of q great. crime. II was pointed out
that even X the boys were guilty there was
no danger In bringing them ashore for
trial. The ship was only two days from st.
Thomas when the oourt-martiaI was held.
M~aokensie died at Tarrytowp In i8ls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-17
CONEY ISLAND rs CLEAN.
Deputy Police Commissioned Orkoefe So
Informs sheriff Flaherty.

Deputy Police Commissioner o'Kcefe
in Brooklyn, was interested yesterday when
he read the statement Of Sheriff Michael j.
Flaherty, in which IL was alleged that
Kenneth F. Sutherland was receiving aid
from members of the police force In his
efforts to become Democratic chief OF The
Coney Island domain. He sent this COM
munication to Sheriff Flaherty:
desire from you any complaint which you
have to make against q y police officer what
soever in this Jurisdiction. who 10 q member
OF any Objectionable or political organization
contrary TO law mt police regulations. II
has been my endeavor to keep Coney Island
clean and not to be swayed by any influence
in doing my duty as ! saw 10. You are alleged
to have made a statement that an active col
lecting agent has been busy at Coney Island,
and you declare that Capt. Harkins Is blame
less and that o have positive proof that
this condition exists.
Such proofs i would respectfully request
you to submit to me In order that there will
be an Investigation at once. l believe that
you have been misinformed az to the condi-
tons at Coney Island. OF my own knowi-
edge. Coney Island is a law abiding COM
munity and every law is enforced there. II
you have any knowledge OF violation of the
law there I would be delighted TO have you
submit the evidence to me-. and II conclusive
I will take action at once,