The Minneapolis journal., 1906-01-28

or. Whether or not he is able to i'm
press upon. the department the fact that
the law must be obeyed to the letter is
a matter OF general speculation. The
inspectors and the heads Of the various
police precincts will not take any
chances with the new chief, bearing in
mind the fate OF Captain Dooley, who
was fined eight days pay purely on
technical charge. Police captains one
and all intend TO carry out the commits
sioner's orderSsto the lot. rigidly en-
forcing the excise law. When interro-
gated on It the r1 Sorder. = General AZ BINGHAM %
said: ~ have not issued any specific
I am going tos1sssee that all the laws are
enforced, and seveTx one on the force
knows that as elI'as Edo; thew know
that 1 will ransack il1s:k this department
from one end to the other. every nook
4, = - |s.2,.--> :. -.s..s... :..-
Altho awarding the + LIVERPOOL. Lon
don & GlobeS Insurance comnany the
sum Of $1,663.44, a jury in the United
s 3 st ates circuit
Woman Cleared Of court TODAY re-
Z turned areco IN.
3 Charge mendation exon.
eratino Mrs Sn.
of Burning Yacht san Rav 'Parke Ar
from anv resnon-
sibilitv in connection With the bnrnino o
off Marblebe.d ~of hor vocb+ tho Co.
than The comnanv so;,obt T. reoover
s150o of Tho sof ooo n.i9 r. Mrs por.
ker for fire. loss on the Yacht The iurv m
cave the award of Al 663 ID tn tho in.
s1ranco comnanv for tbe & umisto Los,,
That had been made in the inventory Of
the stuff On the Yacht when sha Took
fire. Charges had been made bv aOan.
tain Cardiff that he had fred fla boat
At the instigation Of DR.. Parker for
the insurance 2 On the yacht. The insur-
ance company tasarged that many of
the furnishinps "a the Yacht mad been
removed before the fire. .hh3s&f .at''t /
a'.5@) SSl Sa'-T g ---f55::a. l.>.<;
Evidence that there is a sentiment
in Tamnany Hall in favor of the nom
ination of William R. Hearst for gov;
- ernor Of the reg
| Tammany Shows ular democratic
- : ticket was made
Trend apparent today
- when Sen to I
io"aro Hea1st. James fTawley
leader OF the
lnlrty-second assembly dlstrlct, de-
clared 1hat either Hearst or jerome
"oulu su1t the organization. When
ASKED anout the goVernorshlp, Senator
FraWley SAID: Inc sentiment seems
70 De aoout equally divided between
hearst ana jerome. we want good
Vote-getter, ana both Hearst and Jer
ONE nave proved thelr capacity IN thai
particular. u IL IS a mistake to suppose
.Ian .nas a,n 1iainlnany IS against aeaTst. ne ne
W. Mas y, opposGa py mayor Mcoleiian' ou'
iaiiini"ly Fan ll'' ~ hot hgntlhg MIN.
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Ihe FUNERAL OF General Joe Wheeler
| r. - ter Mrs ster1ino
Full Military Smith. in Brook
. --..-e '<ss -: a'..t 1vn wbara +be. q.
f. Honors to MONS so1dier d;ed
:... g.y. Tho hod1y will h
Cen Toe whaelar y 81
TI1 Thomas Eniscona
chnrch vboro serv;oes will be he1d
Full military honor. will ho .ooordo;
the DISTINGUISHED veteran and both tn,
regular armv and, the New York stat,
guard will be represented in the escort
The services at the church will b,
brief and from there the remains will
be borne on a caisson. under escort. t,
the Pennsylvania railroad station. to b.
:. sent to Washington. for burial on Mon
!. dav in Arlinoton cameterv.
General F1ed Grant commando
of tbe dena rtman+ 90 tba az s+ o+ Goua,
enor;s I island nd viii commsnd ms ' tbe ~ Milf. :,
escort The honorary escort will con
sist If the Twentv.tiird and seventy
first regiments ana Troop 6. The sec
the riderless horse and the caisson O.
which the casket will be borne.
Charles r. Wenham formerly genera
nassanoer accent. of tbe canad;sn Pac;f;
at Chicago. was arrested today b
/ United State
/ Former Passenger Marshal WilliaI
Hankel and a,
"a cont ro;nnoa +
~ 1rn;ted s+o+o