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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-12

Adyices from the coast indicate that
q real panic exists among property
holders there. Many are already selling
at great sacrifice South Dakotans
there are writing 10 their friends that
they will return as soon as they can
dispose OF their holdings or put their
business in order The consequent
damages from the great calamity will
vastly outweigh the direct damage.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-12
Death from, LocKjaw

never follows an injury dressed with
Bucklen's Arnica Salye. Its antiseptic
and healing properties prevent blood
poisoning. Chas. Oswald, merchant, of
Renesselearyille, N. Y, writes: 1T
cured Seth Burch of this place, of the
ugliest SIRE on his neck | ever saw y
Cures cuts, wounds, burns and sores.
25c at VI. j. Schubert's drug store.
f BOYS OR GIRLS or ttractive young
ladies wanted If you have only a few
spare hours, you can employ them
proftably and earn pocket money; if
you wans to give your entire time to
the work you can earn a nice living
The best of this, you don't need any
money to start. A complete outfit free.
2. q. Drawer 1893 Buffalo, N. y.
WANTED To trade store build
ings located on 3 lots, in good Iowa
town, for section of Suily county
uncultivatsd land. Address Box 347
Iowa City, Iowa.
See that Automatic Carpet displayer
at the New Furniture Store. Any size
room shown carpeted from many
samples on hand. Carpets made to fit
rsuA at small extra cost. ]. &c. Wild.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-12

WANTED Cattle and Horses Well
improved a6.acre farm, southeast
South Dakota, will take all or part in
good horses and cattle. HI. G. smith
Elk Point, South DakotA.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
UTAH SENATORS
ARE TURNED down
Secretary HitchcOck's Recon-
mendatiOn Greater Than
the Apostles.
HOBBS is CONTINUED
REGISTER LAND OFFICE
President Declines Urgent Re-
quest Utah Delegation to
Override Secretary.
Special TO Tho Tribune.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
WASHINGTON, March 4.-The nomi-
notions OF Receiver and Register OF tho
Isnnd Od1ce OF Salt Lake city. which
were sent To the cSnate Friday, ended
long controversy between Senators Suth-
orl2nd and Smoot on the one hand and
the Secretary of the Interior and Com
missioner Richards Of the General Land
Ofice on the other
Hitchcock Stood Pat.
The reappolntment OF Frank d Hobbs
ls duo to the unwillingncss OF the Secre-
tary and the Commissioner to Yield To the
recommendations of the two Senator's
from Utah.
President Stood by Secretary.
Failing to convince the Secretary and
Commissioner. they carried their recon-
T,endatiou To the President direct, but
the latter decline I'd to override Secretary
Hitchcock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
OGDEN CHURCHES.
Where Residents of Junction City
May Worship Sunday.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. March a.-Followins are the pro
srammes for the Sunday services of the ysrl-
Gus Ogden churches.
First Mothodiet Episcopal church. one-half
block east OF Washington avenue next to tho
yco: 10 a m, Sunday school. ". l.. Under
pastor. subject; "Our King" Miss Grace
Hayman will sing solo st this service. Ep-
worth lengue devotional services az $50 y m
sermon by the pastor at $50, subject Paul
tho .'Lfo OF Paul" Mrs. f. \, Hess Will sing
o solo In the evening
Swedish Lutheran church. corner OF Twenty
third street end jefferson avenue. o A. elm
quist, pa9tor-Sundny, fornoon service; Sun
day school at l2;lS; Swedish service at p. m.
Welcome Tuesday, confirmation class at
Bible study at o'clock. Thursday, Ladies'
Aid society at 2'ao p m entertained by Mrs
Peter n Wilson il'q Twesnty,nl;h street Ts
Grandfather of Europe" Non-menibcrs most
cordially welcomed
The Christian Science society holds service
Nth street-Subiect ''Unreality." Sunday
school In the basement at p. m. "Wednesday
evening testimonial meetings arc held at p.
Tho public Is cordially Invited TO attend
these services.
First Presbyterian church, John Edward
subject. "A New Tributary TO the River OF
Love" Sunday school at II 80. Evening
ship at I.S9 The Sunday evening sermens en-
evenings theme Will be. Lake Bonneville.
It's Cause, Extent and Place In Gods Plan for
This Region"
ave and Twenty fourth street. Alfred Brown,
rector-Fourth Sunday In Lent. Annunciation OF
The blessed virEin Mar Mary- Early o, celebration
ion AMI sermon, IL; confirmation class. 3:3o.
evening" prayer and sermon. 20 Morning
topic, The Incarnation. evening. Soldiers
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REFORM SCHOOL CROWDED.
Many improvements Arc Being Made
in the Buildings.
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune
OGDEN March "a 24-Conditions at the
State Industrial school are becoming
strenuous. The institution Is crowded
now TO more than its capacity, due to tho
diligence OF the Juvenile judges through
out the State There are now q total Of
lO2 inmates OF the institution oighty-fiye
boys and seventeen girls, and the quar-
ters. particularly for tho boys, are taxed
TO their capacity. SO great Is the pres
sure that the old playroom in the base
ment OF the main building Is being con-
Nerted Into an additional dining-room, the
new playhouse for the boys being now
nearly completed.
Many Improvements and alterations are
being made In the old building More
light and air are being sought Windows
are being cut In where formerly blank
walls existed, The nice part OF the bust
ness is that. excepting tho cost of the
new material necessary, the State is nut
TO no expense. The work Is all being done
by the officers OF the institution with
the assistance OF the inmates many OF
whom have become expert workmen
School Is Prospering.
The school Is prosperng and doing a
good work. The last number of the In
dustria School Advance, printed by the
cadets, is q model OF the graphic art
and could not be eXcelled In any print
ing establishment anywhere
The army tactics and regulations Of the
United States army have been adopted
for the government of the students, and A
military band has been organized under
the direction of Prof w E Nichols
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
SECRETARY SHAW TALKS
Secretary of the Treasury Chooses
"Republicanism" rs Subject.

DES MONIES, la, March 24.-Secretary
Of tho Creasurv Snaw made an interest
Ing address on "Republisanism' here last
light, in which he made an elaborate ar
gument against any charge in tariff
schedules ct present because II would en-
danger Republican success in the 1908
campaign.
Much interest was manifested through
out Iowa in the address, because II was
expected the Secretary might enter ito
the discussion of the factional night with
in the Republican party In Iowa, He
made no direct reference, however. but
dld refer incidentally to the activities OF
the progressive Republicans, declaring
that they are stirring up discomfort with
Ia the party that is a menace.
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TROUBLED IN biATRIMoNY.
Judge Howell Has Five Gases Of
Divorce
speclol to The Trlbune.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. March 24.-There werc no mar
riage licenses issued ia the County Clerk 8
Office Friday, but In the District court
there were five cases Of divorce up for
consideration In two of them Judge
Howell granted a decree. the wife being
the plaintiff in each case. Three cases
were continued over until Monday.
On the 18th Of March, 1906 Judge Howell
united In marriage Reuben Grundy and
Blanche r. Grundy. Today he Judically
severed the bonds that he had tied year
ago because of the failure of the husband
to provide. He also awarded the custody
Of the baby to the mother. A divorce was
granted TO Mary f, Billings from William
A. Billings because of non-support,
Tho case OF the Board OF Education
versus Stephens, a suit to quiet title OF
right OF way, was continued to the next
setting OF the calendar.
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Brief Mention.
SnocIal 70 Tho Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, March A-Rudoiph Klscr Of Brig
ham City was in Ogden on business today
Superintendent K. c. Manson OF the South
ern Pacific returned on No 4 from the West
tonight. after trip OF inspection over his
division.
district in Idaho was in Ogden today and Will
20 20 Salt Lako tomorrow, He reports Idaho
as prospertng.
Mrs W. n Crocker OF San Francisco with
a party OF friends passed through Ogden lis
morning route TO New York, in a private
car Mrs Crocker is tho widow Of the late
William IL Crocker, one OF the aTEonauts OF
the Pacific coast
Private "Riva,' containing the two
GueRenheims Mr.. s. ". Fccles traffic man
ager OF tho American Smelling and Refining
company, and party OF eighteen went East
from San Frnncieco over the Union Pacific on
No this morning. Manager Whitley OF tho
plant at Salt Lake WINS In Ogden to meet them
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
SC0TT'S LAWYER ARRESTED
He Is Charged With Offering Cash
Bribe to Witnesses.

Los ANGELES, Cal. March 24-At-
torney Wallace w, Wiedeman, who has
been interested In the Walter Scott case
and has appeared on several occasions
representing Sootts friends. VINO are &C
cusCd OF assault, was TO-DAY arrested In
this city on a warrant charging him with
Offering a witness 500 to leave the coun-
try.
Nlepeihah rs aIieeeu 70 nave olered the
tion to Mexico. 10 A w, DeLyle, ST.
Clair. who is about tc be called as a wit
ness In San Bernardlno against Walter
Scott Shorty" Smith and William
Keyes In the hearing OF the charges OF
assault preferred against them.
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STATEMENT BY PAF
Discusses Alleged Deciaf
President Regarding Tnif'

NEW YORK, March H.-Ait
ker made a statement yesteroA
he says:
IAN alleged conversation
man from Maine and the Pres'
gard TO a third term. reports
according to a printed statems'
ing said that q second noIn,. n'
an impossibllity. This mas 1s 1s'
10 nv attention with the susk
IL is Intended ae an answer 70.
interview. or speech. BY me y
South. expressing a dinerent Z
Il do not believe, howevcI
go Intended. because " Is 10
temperate than his last repis
ment OF mine. But. be thst :
the fact is that neither IN ST. ? :,
terv1ew di5 I at Birmin6nsnn,' y,
where make any statement -
ject. e,asz
Nor did 1 at Jackson or eis7'
gest Mayor Mcclellan TOT
dency.'
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THOSE POOR ARMENIANS
DR.. Reynolds Says Deplorable Condi-
tions Exist Among Them.

LONDON. March A.-Dr. Reynolds
chief OF the American Protestant mis-
sion at VAN Armenia, is staying I'm Eng
land for holiday.
The Tribune quotes MIN as saying that
deplcrable distress exists among the Ar
renians. DR.. Reynolds said he had seen
Lord Fitzmaurice. Under Secretary for
Foreign Affairs. and Prof. James Bryce,
both OF whom were extremely sympa-
thotic
Prof Bryce thought that II President
Roosevelt would take the Initiative In do
Ing something calculated To help the Ar.
n,enians he would have Great Britain 8
moral support.
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JUDGE IN TROUBLE
Connection With Town Topics Causes
REQUEST for His Removal.

NEW YORK. March 24.-The application
OF the removal OF James NJ Deuel., Jus
tice of the Court OF Special Sessions, be-
cause OF his connection with Town Top
les, was heard by the appellate division
of the Supreme court today.
The court declined to admit the record
OF tho trial OF Norman HapgoNl as evil
dence against Judge Deuel., and declared
that there was doubt whether tho court
possessed Jurisdiction In the case. Decl-
sion was reserved on that point until
Monday, and the court took under ad =
visement the question whether IL should
appoint a referee to take evidence.
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CONTRACTS FOR POWER.
Utah Smelling Company Will Be
Supplied by Brigham City.

Special 20 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, March 2i.-Bela Kadish. man
22er of the Utah Smelling company, re
turned tonight from Brigham City. after
closing a contract with the municipal cor
por7tion OF that town for the furnishing
Tor eight years Of sufficient electric energy
for power and lighting for the new smeit-
cr TO be erected near Ogden.
The smelter oomnany sernas % .,,,
loss than 200 horse power pcr day and
brigham City agrees TO furnish that . a
minimum =. -
owned by the municipality,
plant To Brigham CITY
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Change Is Discussed.

WASHINGTON, March 4.-Representa-
tive Dawson of Iowa is being discussed
by Republican leaders to succeed Repre-
sentative Oyorstrcet OF Indiana as sccrc-
try Of the Republican Congressional com
mlttee. 1t la generally conceded that Rep
iesentativc Sherman OF New York will
be named chairman OF the Republican
Congressional committee. and Represer-
tative Tawncy OF Minnesota Is still the
most discussed candidate for yice-chair-
M
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
Mail for Peary.

NEW YORK March 24-The Peary
AIGtf club TO-DAY dIsPatched i5e annual
explorer. who now is far up in the Arc
tic region in an effort TO reach the North
Pole. The mail will go by express TO
ers leaving that port about April l, TO
be delivered by the Eskimos at Cape
York. with the houe that II may later
reach its destination
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
Great Britain Firm.

LONDON, March 2A-Turkey having declined
TO withdraw her troops from Tnbah. on the
ArRlo-EEyptisn frontier OF tho Sencl penIn-
sula which II claimed 10 be Egyptian terri
tory, the ground that IL Ia part or the Turk
ish Empire. Great Britain has replied that
she Is unable TO accept that Wow. and has
expressed the hope that tho Sultnn will be in
duced TO modify his contention. Nothing Ia
Known here OF the report that Great Britain
proposes 10 make
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Could Easily Skip.

II would have to apply for a commits
give from forty-eight 10 seventy-two
hours notice 10 the other side-ample time
for Mr., Rockefeller TO get as far away
as Florida. j want II understood | am not
Investigating the Standard Oh company.
| am seeking 10 establish that there is an
oil monopoly I'm Missouri and 10 break up
that monopoly. II ! accomplish that my
task Is done
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Utensils Destroyed.

part of the camp utei sils were de-
stroyed. ,he tent was carried away and
the japanese were ordered 10 leave at
ouce. They started for the railroad. forty
miles distant, and arc now at Cnhente,
awaiting instructions from the company.
The company Is about 10 commence
work on It's third power plant on the
Kern river, and the Japanese were en-
Iloyed 60 do some preliminary work. They
arrived in Ke-nvlle on Wednesday and
tneir presence at once aroused the Ire OF
n number OF idle men, some of them for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
INDIAN OUTLAWS ESCAPE
They Cross Illinois River, Far Ahead
of Their Pursuers.

OAKS. I. T. March 24.-Word received
here indicates that the ;nree Wickliffe
Indian outlaws who are being sought by
numerous posses. crossed the Illinois river
on the night following tho fight and are
headed for Lees creek, a Wild, mountain
Gus country west OF Stilwell. settled al
most entirely with full-blood Cherokees
II this proves true. the outlaws have
long start.
Marshal Darrough lato yesterday moved
his camp from tho Spavinaw hills TO the
Illinois river
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
H|GH-BRED STOCK
BROUGHT WEST
Finest Bunch of Thoroughbred
Horned Cattle Ever Seen
in Ogden.
ANIMALS DESTINED FOR
SENATOR KEARNS' RANCH
They Are of Durham Type of
Short Horns, Bred in
Scotland.
Special 70 The TrIhune


OGDEN. March 24.-One OF the finest
lunches OF horned cattle ever brought
into tho West was comprised in two car
loads that are destined for the ranch Of
Senator Thomas Kearn, known as Ken
wood and situated near Santa Rosa. Cal.
The animals arrived here yesterday In
Two OF The Union Pacihc's new box cars
and were urlosded htre and given a days
rest before they will be taken to Califor-
MIA. They had been nine days on the
read and the rest was essential especial
ly for the calves. though all of the stock
arrived fresh, They departed for the
West.
All Pure Blood.
The herd. which consists of Two bulls,
fourteen cows and nine calves. were
shipped from Oakland, MiEn.. and were
imported and bred by Mr ] L. Weber
and purchased by Senator Kearns. They
7re OF the Durham type Of short horns.
bred in Scotland. and are the sturdiest
srimals OF the class in the world. Each
and every animal OF tho herd Is regis
tered and they ara the pure bloods. There
Is one exception ia the registry, but that
VIII be overcomo-s calf that canie into
The world while the consignment was In
transit.
Are Prize Winners.
Both the bulls are OF tho first class and
oo'h IeNe pee-l pTl2e winners, and num-
her of the cows are In the Same class
Some OF the latter arc up to the weight
of 20O0 pounds, and they arc of the type
that mako the greatest beef cattle in the
world.
Imported by j. L. Weber,
Mr.. ]. L. Weber their importer and
breeder, Is an od-timcr In Utah. Years
ago he was figure in Park City where
be worked in the mines and later was a
United States Deputy Marshal He went
East and established himself as high
grade cattle breeder. but he likes the
West the best. and on his present trip Will
leok for location in the intermountain
country.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
SEE AMERICA FIRST
President Roosevelt in Accord With
Objects of League.
Special to Tho Tribune

Special 10 Tho TrIbunc-
Special 10 Tho Tribune.
WASHl lNGTON, March 2i-Flsher Har-
ris OF Salt Lake City. secretary OF the
See America league. left Iast night Tor
Harrisburg. Pa, TO confer with the prcsi-
dent OF the National Educational society
on the subject In which he is interested
He paid a visit to the President while
here, and was gratihed to hear that Mr.
Roosevelt was in hearty accord with the
objects OF the league
In the brief talk ne hal With the Presi-
dent the latter showed great familiarity
with all the points OF natural interest in
the West. ano said he was unable to un.
Ccrstand why Am neriCa1s went abroad
when there was so much of natural
beauty attracting 10 the Western coun-
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mer employees OF the Edison and Kern
river companies.
Japs Hurried Away.

About twenty OF these men gathered
and agreed that the Japanese must go,
The visit to the camp followed, but no
force was found necessary. rs the Japan
csc hurried away.
The officials OF tho Edison company tele-
phoned Sheriff Kelly the details Of the
trouble. They say they propose 10 send
the Japanese back to the works and Will
demand protection.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
Report Complimented.

WASHINGTON, March A,-Representa-
tive Vreeland OF New York, chairman OF
the sub committee OF the House Commit
tee on Naval Affairs, which investigated
hazng at Annapolis, has received a note
from President Roosevelt expressing ad
rriration for the excellent report the com
nittee has made on haZlnG. "It is first
class document" said the note "and
ought 10 be controlling In the matter" !"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
Board of Education Meets

spscIaI 70 The Tribune
OGDEN, March 2.-At the rca,lsr
weekly meeting OF the Board OF Fduca.
ton, held tonight, all members were pres
eut excepting Browning Little busincss
wns done, tho only reports subrnitted re-
ing those from the financial and sanitarv
committees, the latter reporting one new
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
TRANSIENT .LABORERS
CHASE JAP WORKMEN
Operators Say They Will Send
Brown Men Back to
Work.

BAKERSFIELD. Cal March PA
special TO the Californian from Kernville,
sixty miles from this city in the Sierras.
relates that on Wednesday nine Japanese,
employees OF the Edison Electric company,
we're run out OF the town by n mob OF
transient laoorers under threat OF being
5ynamited
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
BLACKMAIL CHARGED.
Husband and Wife of Ogden Are Un-
der Arrest.

Special 70 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. March 2.-Davld c. McIajn
and his wife were arrested this morning
by Capt Brown. Detective Pcnder and
Sergt. Chambers. They were taken to
the police station, charged with having
ueed the United States malls fraudulent
ly In attempted blackmail by letters.
Their arrest was accomplished at the
Charles block on the corner of Washing
ton avenue and Twenty-sixth street Az
ter the wife had given the confession
she wns permitted to go. but McLain was
held and will be turned over TO the Uni
ted States authorities.
Charged Money Was Secured.
1t is alleged that letters written by
passed through the postoffice and that at
least 500 of blackmail has been obtained
from a prominent woman by this method
McLain. under the name OF Charles War
ner, had rented Box. No. 2S7 In the local
postoffice, and had left instructions that
all mail addressed to J. A. Jones be de-
posted In the box.
An effort was made, IL is alleged, to
secure money from the husband of the
woman who had already contributed SlC0
through the blackmail An attempt to
arrest the man was made last night
through messenger boy who had been
sent for the mail. The boy was inter
cepted by the police, who had told him to
follow certain line OF action. The plans
however, were frustrated and the cul-
prits were about to get away when the
officers took action this morning
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Joseph,s Health Good.

VIENNA, March 23.-It was again an
nounced here today that the grave re-
ports published In Europe regarding the
health OF Emperor Francis Joseph are
unfounded.
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What Hadley Wants.

In my efforts 10 secure the testimony
of John D. Rockefeller / have not tried
70 create sensation. i am here TO try To
ind out the common ownership OF stock
In the Waters Pierce OIL company and the
Republic oil company, two concerns
which while ostcnsibly in competition.
have divided the State OF Missouri be-
l am trying 10 show that these companies
are part Of the Standard on company.
and | guess will be able TO do It.
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Gen. Wood Sustained.

MANILA, March 2+-The American. Spanish
and native press of this city, in commentIno
upon tho recent battle OF Mount Dajo, sustain
Mai Gen Wood ngainst the charge of killing
women and children OF the Moro outlaws dur
Ing the action, which they claim was unavoid-
ntlc
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Easy to Criticise.
Gloried in Death.

These hostile Filipinos gloried In death
and wanted the women to share their
fate Allow them to escape and this am
bush warfare would continue indefinitely,
their strength doubling Immediately with
each escape What to US would be termed
q left handed victory would give encour-
acement to them"
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Meyer Taking II

S.. PETERSBURG. March ;ar
Meyer has loft 81. Pctcrsp!ue ~
The embassy explains that MS
cut signit1caAce.
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Yes, if They Will.

If Mr. Rogers and the other witnesses
will answer the questions / shall put
questions which the courts have held are
proper-thcre Will be no necessity for
subDoenainR Mr. John y. Rockefeller 1t
would be next to impossible for me to
subpoena him II ! wanted 10, for so long
as he remains in New Jersey | ought
legally 10 apply for a subpoena in that