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The Washington herald., 1906-12-01

II was a large. airy apartment. with
two windows looking on to the shining ex-
panse of the sea. and well furnished in an
old-fashioned way. In large crate a
fire Of logs was briskly burning, so that
the atmosphere was less damp than in
the other rooms Of the castle. The furni-
ture was all of black oak, and included a
square table, a comfortable sofa which
was drawn Up close to the fire, and sew
eral arm-chairs. Also there was a side
board and a bookcase well supplied with
volumes Of works long since out of print,
The hangings were of faded brocade, and
the carpet was patched and mended. Here
and there was valuable china and a few
silver ornaments The whole room looked
comfortable and home-like, and rather
quaint in its faded and mellow beauty.
Where are you, Bernardo" asked Con-
niston. seeing the room was empty.
For answer a window curtain was
drawn aside and Gore came out, holding
the heavy steel poker. It's only you, -
he said. looking very pale. Il heard
voices and concealed myself behind the
curtain. 1 expected you, but didn't know
but what some one else might come. That
servant suspects me-"
-Nbb Ahlo AhDolls Sciiu NNANlSADt4s pAAg =
ing the haggard looks of his friend.
mo, Victoria. She is as sharp as a
needle and
Don't distress yourself. old boy" said
Dick, taking Cores hand and leading
him to the sofa, upon which he had been
apparently lying until startled by the
sound Of voices. Mrs. Moon can be de
pended upon. and I'll speak to Victoria
myself. You are safe here"
Are you sure, Dick?"
Perfectly sure. And even IL you were
discovered, ] could manage to conceal you
in the vaults below the castle"
Are there vaulJs?" asked the fugitive.
who was shivering and pale.
Yes. The old smugglers used them
to store goods and as hidng-places.
There is a passage and door communi-
eating with the arm of the sea which
runs near the castle. and you could
easily escape to foreign parts by means
OF a boat. Cheer W, old boy" added
Dick, clapping his friend on the back
you are not dead yet"
The poor, hunted young fellow threw
his arm school-boy fashion over Connis-
tons shoulder What a good fellow
you are, Dick" he said Il fancied you
might believe me guilty
I'D as soon believe myself guilty, you
several kinds of ass"
And Alice?" asked Bernard, under his
breath.
"She believed you irnocent; so does
Aunt BeTengaTia and Durham. Yes. and
Miss Randolph Also She's a ripping girl
that. I wish she wasn't engaged to
Beryl, the Pig
What does he say?" asked Gore,
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
ADMITS APPROACHING JUROR.
Mrs. Weise Testifies That She offered
SnaYeIy $1,000 Brfbe.

SnaYeIy 81 900 Bribe.
Special to The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown, Nd, Nov. 30.-Mrs. Rose
Weise was the star witness for the State
in the trial of the case of Hezeiuah
snavely for perjury, which was begun
here to-day.
Snavely Is alleged 70 have committed
perjury in connection with the first trial
of Hermann Tompkins here last spring,
he having been one Of the jurors On
being examined by the State as to his
fitness to serve as juror Snavely
denied that he had been approached by
any one in the interest of Hermann.
Mrs. weise swore on the witness stand
this afternoon that she had made a trip
from her home at Cumberland to keedys-
vile. where Snavely resided, had an in
terview with Snavely and offered MN
81 900 if he would bring about Hermann's
acquittal-
Mrs. Weise was subjected to severe
crcss-examinatiOn, but stuck 10 her orig
inal story. 4 number Of well-known ciu-
zens of Keedysville corrobOrated Mrs.
Weise's testimony in regard to visit 10
the Snavely home.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
DEWEY ATTENDS RECEPTION.
Admiral In Philadelphia for Naval
Relief Society Function.

Philadelphia. Pa. Nov. 30.-George
Dewey. Admiral Of the United States
navy. arrived in the city from Wash
ington this afternoon to attend the re-
ception given by the Pennsylvania
Auxiliary Of Of the Naval Relief Asso-
citation AZ the Bellevue-Stratford this
afternoon.
Luncheon was served in the Red
Room. after which a general reception
and tea was held in the Glover Club
room. Music was furnished by the
Marine Band More than 500 invita-
tions TO the reception were issued
Admiral Dewey and his party re-
turned to washington Immediately
after the reception.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
STORM DELAYS THE ST. PAUL.
wireless from Liner Tells of Severe
Northeast Gale Ht Sea.

New York, Nov. 30.-A wireless mes
sage received here from Capt. Passow,
Of the American liner St Paul. says
that the St Paul has encountered ex-
tremelv severe weather during the
voyage from Europe. She viii be about
twenty-four hours late in reaching her
dock in this city
Capt Passow's message was sent
when the st. Paul was S43 miles east
Of Sandy Hook lightship It says that
a heavy northeast gale which began at
midnight was still raging.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
LYMAN GONE; ALSO $3OO,OOO.
Warrants Issued at GoIdfieId for the
Union Securities OmciaI.

GoldieId, New, Nov. 30-A warrant has
been issued for the arrest of Or. John
Naut Lyman. formerly well known in
New York City. and who is said b be
behind the Union Securities Company
mining concern r. II. Latimer. secretary
of the company, already has been placed
under arrest.
The complaint on which the warrant
was issued was made by 3. II. Sheftels, "a
Chicago broker. who charges that Lyman
and Latimer swindled him out Of $1,000
in a mining-stOck deal.
DIT. Lyman got wind of the warrant in
tine 10 get away from here. 1t is said
he has been located in a nearby State,
and steps have been taken 20 ask for his
extradition. 1t is said DR.. Lyman has
gotten away with about $4,000.
The affair has caused a sensation here.
You get the best when you get the Sun
day issue Of The Washington Herald, and
to-morrOw's issue will be brighter and
better than ever.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
No Guarantee for Americans.

Paris. Nov. 30-A dispatch from
Tangier says that Samuel R. Gummere,
the American Minister, who has been
in Fez since September endeayoring to
obtain a guarantee from the Sultan of
the safety of Americans and their
property in Morocco and indemnity for
the Perdicaris outrage, left Fez on No
vember % without having obtained any
satisfaction. The claims Of the United
States will now be placed before the
MagheZ
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
Mis-. Bessie 5. BnyIiss n Bride.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
winchester. Va. Nov 3O-AIiss Bessie
S. Bayliss. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bayliss. and Frederick BoxweIl.
a prominent young business man, were
married to-day by Rev. S. K. Wine. They
will reside in Washington.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
w. ID. Carver Ends His Life.

Pittsburg. Pa, Nov. 30.-William D.
Carver, thirty years old, local manager
of Makeever Brothers. mine owners and
developers, of New York and Chicago,
shot and killed himself to-day at his
home, 322 MeIwood street, East End. Car
yer had been employed by the firm FIVE
years. coming from Philadelphia last
March
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
Law Suits.

r. Deuis0n 20 al: Injunction receiver and account
in-- Comulainants solicitors :. G.. Peeaee and Pst
49, SICman-
No. 357G- John H. Herrick vs.. Louis r. Meyers
et al % enforce mechanics lien CCmplainaut's so
lcit0r George g.. AuEam-
No. 267T. John Quinn Thomas Nins0n ct al :;
partition C1muIsirauts solicitors. Hamilton. Col
bert & Hamilton
No. Bis Bernard ]. Martin et al vs.. Thomas
viuson az al: To quiet title C0Eplainants solici-
tors Hamilton Colbert < Hamilton.
No. B739 John Quinn vs Thomas Ninson et al; 70
Quiet title. Comnlainants solicitors. Hamilton, Col
bert 4 Hamilton
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
Alexandria County People in
Jefferson District Meet.
TEMPORARY OFFICERS NAMED
VIII Promote General Interests of
That LOcaIity-BeEinning To-day,
Than in Years, When Price viii
BE Cut to S1.SO Per 1000 Feet.
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.
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Cnner Of Prince and Royai Streets.


Alexandria, Nov 30.-A large number
of citizens of jefferson district, Alex
andria County, gathered this evening
in the Mount Vernon avenue school
house for the purpose of forming an
organization to promote the general in
terests of the district. County Engineer
George +. Garrett was elected temporary
chairman and Justice Of the Peace
J. E. Supplee was chosen temporary
secretary. A committee consisting Of
Z L Cockrell. D. n. Rust, J. B. Ash
ford, r. a. WIkerson, and George II.
Rucker was appointed to draft the by
laws and to take other necessary steps
for perfecting a permanent organ
ization. a name for the association
viii probably be selected at the next
meeting.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
Hungary Fears .,YeIIov PeriI.y

Budapest, Nov. Self Hungary's
laborers strike in January as they
threaten, they will find their places
taken by Chinese coolies. The Hun
garian Landlords Association has ar
ranged to bring $4,000 Mongolians to
the country on short notice. The 'yeI-
low invasion" is being vehementIy Op-
posed. and viii, if attempted. certainly
become vital national issue
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
Big Realty Deal at Roanoke.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Roanoke, Va, Nov. S0.-The largest real
estate deal here in some months was
completed to-day, when the first National
Bank purchased the corner Of jefferson
and Salem avenues, and the buildings
thereon for $4,000 cash. The lot is 50x125
feet. The bank viii erect a $4,000 granite
and marble banking building on the site.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
FORTUNE UNDER $1OO,OOO,OOO.
First Authoritative Statement by
representative OF Estate.

New York. Nov. 50.-The value OF the
estate Of Russell Sage viii not exceed
Sl10 0000.G50 Ii viii be between that
figure and $650j9Go0.
This statement, made at the Sage Office
to-day by representative Of the estate,
is the first official statement that has
vet been made as to the size Of the for
tune Of the dead millionaire
II was not made by Charles W. Os-
borne. who. as one of the executors. is
in charge Of the office. but il was made
By a man qualified 10 speak.
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Preparing fer State Grange.

Special to The Washington Herald
Cumberland, Nd, Nov. 30-Dr H ..
Mcdonnell, professor Of chemistry at the
Maryland Agricultural College, has been
in Cumberland arranging for the meeting
Of the State Grange in Cumberland, De-
cember Il and y. Entertainment is TO be
provided for about $50. many ladies be
ing expected among the number
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01

IINIIIE ITTI Id
Estate q George J. BanI. petition for letters Of
administration fled. Attorney. Leon Tohriner.
Ia re Josephine A Stokes et al; petition 70 en-
c.pher infants real estate fled.
Estate Of Douglass :. Murray; petition for letters
OF administration fled. Attorney. Richard T. An
dtf7un.
Estate Of Thomas J.. Phelps; petition for letters
oi administration filed Att0mcy, T. d. F. Brady.
IN re Dorothy +. Tolson; order appointing Stella
ToIson guardian; bond SfQg. Attorney. G. f. Ben
jamiu.
Estate Of Martha 2. Nix; uin dated October 3.
1901 fled With petition for probate Attorney. r. ).
Matthews
Estate of William B. Han; viii dated October ..
100 6led
Estate Of stephen Kane; viii dated March ls, 1889,
sled
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01

The total Republican vote in the State
was S,375, the total Democratic vote ~
l57; Republican plurality, I.2lS. as COM
pared with 81, 765 in 1904, 12,2S9 in 1902, Z,-
O22 In 1900 and ,4S7 in 1896
The total vote as compared with the
last off-year election, that of 1902. showed
a falling off of over 1900 for the Repubh-
cans and over 1900 for the Democrats.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
Girl Fatally Hurt nv Fall.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Winchester. Va. Nov 50-Miss Naomi
Patterson, the pretty seventeen-year-old
daughter Of Joseph Patterson. Of Bliss,
this county, received injuries which will
fkely prove fatal. by accidentally plung-
ing head foremost into the cellar at her
fathers home. When found her head was
wedged securely between a barrel and
the stone wall and she was unconscious.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
New Gus Rate Begins To-day.

Beginning tomorrow this city will
have cheaper gas rates than it has had
for years. Under an ordinance recently
passed by the city council, becoming
operative tomorrow, the price Of gas
viii be S1.30 per thousand feet, with a
discount of % cents per thousand feet
for prompt payment
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
Mrs. Ella StickIey Is Married.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Winchester, Va. Nov 3o.-AIiss Ella
Rhodes Suckley, only daughter of o. H.
StickIey. of Van Cluse. was married last
night TO DR.. Emery b. Powers, of White
Post. The ceremony was performed at
the home of the bride, Rose Hill, Rev.
w. S. Hammond officiating
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
VIII Get silver Service Dec. 10.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Newport News Va, Nov. 3O.-The bat
tie ship Virginia will come here from the
navy yard December i and will receive
from Gov. Swanson and other representa-
tives of the Commonwealth the large sill
yer service that was purchased by the
State. Appropriate exercises viii mark
the presentation, which will take place on
the same day that the new United States
armored cruiser Montana is launched
here.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01

Cuttings & Chamberiin-E. H. Thomas. Douglas
Douglas, and J. J. Darlington.
No. H5. Foster rs International Boiler Improve
ment Company. Attorneys. H. +. Pratt and l. j.
Costigan-R. b. Dickey and John Rid0ut
No. l47. Cumberland Brennan Construction
Company. Attorneys. Charles Linkins and W. C..
Clephane-Ham Colbert a Hamilton
No. 8. Won Dahler vs.. Elwood- Attorneys, T. H.
Thomas-Cnarles Fox
No 49, Hutchinson rs. District of Columbia.
Attoneys J, D. Sullivan-E. II. Thomas.
No. Isl Balderston vs.. Wolf. Attorneys, J. l..
Peyser, ~ J. Colbert and h. b. Hamilton-R. l..
Montague.
No az. Falls vs. GurIey ct al Attorneys. ]. r.
scaegs-W. j. Lambert and II. Z. DAVIS
No l4l Cowsiil vs.. Phillips. Attorneys, l. C.
Williamson--SIalcolm Hufty.
Circuit Court No. =.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Assignments for Monday. December 8, 1906:
No llA Conrad vs. Switzer- Attorneys. J. &.
Adkins-H Prescott Galley,
Nos 100 and l42. Bishop vs.. Masters. Attorneys.
E. l. Gies-W q. Gardiner
No. g. French vs. Capital Traction Company.
Attoneys W. J. Lambert-R Ross Perry * Son
and 6. Thomas Dunlop.
No. l55. Warwick vs.. Glennan. Attorneys, ]. A.
No. q BrainaTd vs.. Albright Attorneys. P. A.
Bowen. jr. and Gordon q Gordon-Worthington,
Heald 4 Fraiiey.
No. q. Russell vs. Washington Post Company.
Attoneys Wilson 4 BaTksdale-Chapln Brown.
No Co. Kane vs.. Deyiue. Attorneys Bendheim
& Rothschild and BUrke-R. Ross Perry Son.
No 90 Faulc0uer vs.. Mcdonald. Attorneys +.
S. Peuy-Hamilton, Colbert Hamilton
No IR Riston vs. Garter. Attorneys, L. II.
DaYid-Hamilton, Colbert * Hamilton.
No 81 Walsh vs. White. Attorneys II. T. Davis
-Sheehy d Sheehy and VI. ]. Colbert
No ll6. Clark Roller. Attorneys, Leo SIN
m0ns-AI Strasbuger.
No. l4s. Ewing vs. Chase. Attorneys. r. Z. Perry
4 Son-Wilton J. Lambst
No l54 Street ys. Washington Railway and Elec-
tTic Company. Attorneys. Happier q Merlat-J. }.
Darlington.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
Antonio Fieco Is Convicted.
.aI 10 The Washington Herald.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Rockville. Nd Nov. 5o--Antonio Ficco,
convicted this morning Of an assault upon
Rudolph Ulmer, of the War Department.
washington, VIII have TO pay a fine Of
SIS and costs.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
Criminn, Court No. L.

Jl0l ~ T. d ar OAAAD-
United States vs.. James B. Kane. violating section
5s67. r. ). L. 5; case continued until December
81 for sentence; bail fixed at Sl0o0. Attorney, w. h.
Ambrose.
United States vs.. Henry Grant. forgery; plea g7il-
y; sentenced 20 penitentiary for one year and SIX
months Attoruey Campbell Cauington-
United States vs.. Susie Jenifer, murder; on trial
Attorney, ". Calvin Chase.
United states vs. Frederick Smith. hOusehreaking.
recognizance, 500, taken with William Thomas.
surety. Attorney, J. c. Foster
United States vs.. Benjamin +. Proctor assault
with dangerous weapon; sentenced to the Ieniteuta
f0r three years and six months. Attorney, ID. e..
Stutler.
Assignment for Monday December 3, 1906:
L--...-a st-..a s-r-u.I E---.lLn
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Attend. CInh,s Germnn.

Many guests from Washington and
other out-of-town points attended the
Thanksgiving german given by the Alex
andria German Club this evening in Nc
Burney's Hall Judge Louis c. Barley
and Harry Beverly led the dancing.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
New Military Attache Coming.

London, Nov. 3O--Maj. B. R. James, OF
the Royal Warwickshire Regiment viii
succeed Lieut.. Col. II. J. Foster as military
attache of the British Embassy at Wash
ington.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
DIES SOON AFTER FIANCEE.
Travelling Man Succumbs When Girl
Commits Suicide.

Special to The Washington Herald
Roanoke. Va. Nov. 3O.-Harry VI.
Tutwiler, welI-knOwn travelling sales
man, who has represented Lynchburg
house in West Virginia for ten years,
died suddenly here last night Heart
failure was said to have caused death.
He was engaged to Miss Matthews, OF
Lvnchburg who recently committed
suicide. and since her death it was al
legged Tutwiler had been drinking. He
was thirty-hve years old.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01

Thomas r. Riley; account sZ2s72 Plaintiffs at
tOrHry, Victor H. Wallace
No. 1878. BENJAMIN jenkins vs. Patrick J. Nc
Donald: damages $ 0C8. Plaintiffs attorneys J. y.
Mclaughlin and W H. shipley
No 1874 z. Il. Robinson Es. George ". KuoZ
Express Co; repeFin. Plaintiffs attorneys Philip
Walker and J. r LYONS
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
JURY FINDS Downs GUILTY.
Accused Had Assaulted Former
County Commissioner BrOOme.

Special to The Washington Herald
Rockville, ND, Nov. 30.-Howard Downs
was CONVICTED in court here this after
noon OF an aggravated assault upon
former County Commissioner Alexander
BrOOme, near the latter's home, in
BarnestOwn, October IS
Downs testified that he went out 70
thrash BrOOme that evening because the
latter had made insulting remarks TO his
wife This, however. the States witness
denied. and produced witnesses TO dis
prove the testimony Of the defendant and
his witnesses.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01

United States vs.. Joseph PaOlucci, murder. de-
fendant arraigned plea net guilty Attorney Thomas
e. Taylor
United States vs.. George T. Preston. assault with
a dangerous weapon; plea not guilty. Attorney l..
n. Hewlett
United States rs. John Travers and John Truman.
0uSebTeakins and larceny; plea not guilty. At
t0rucy. :. &. Foster.
United States rs John Montgomery and Robert
I4cWu, hQusebreaking; plea not guilty. Attorney,
J. 4. Foster
Assignment for Monday December 3. 1904.
ia re estate Of Josephine r. Shelley trial.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
Circuit Court No. I.

Assignments for Monday, December 8. 1906:
No. 80. Wyuko0p vs. New YORK Continental Jewel
Filtration Company 90 al. Attorneys. Douglas &
Douglas-M McCamm0n & Hayden
No G. Cole vs.. District of Columbia. Attorneys,
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
DODGES TRAIN; HIT BY OTHER.
Engineer Who Drew LincOIn's Fu-
neraI Train Seriously Injured.

Wilkesbarre. Pa, Nov. 30.-Eighty-
year-old Gardner Cobb. the engineer
who drew President .LincOlns funeral
train between Washington and Balti-
more, was seriously injured near Sha-
mokin last evening and will probably
not recover.
He was walking along the tracks OF
the Lehigh Valley Railroad. and step
ping out of the way of one train he
was struck by another.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
Equity Suits.

No. 1871. james r. Stafford Al0nzo o. Bliss.
trading as Al0uzo o. Bliss Company; damages 5000
Plaintiffs attorney. Wilton J. Lambert
No. 1872. Righter-Psuy Lumber Company IS
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
New Rules to BE Adopted.

The new rules adopted by the board Of
police commissioners for the government
of the police force viii probably become
operative Monday morning.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
VOTE IN WEST VIRGINIA.
for Each Congressman in
the state Is Given.

fFll'lIIIINIIII
Wheeling, w. Va, Nov. 2o-The official
returns for West Virginia have been re-
ceived from the county clerks Of the
State and tabulated by r. II. Archer,
The majorities of the Republican candi-
dates in the several Congressional dis
tricts are as follows
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
Criminal Court No. 2.
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Assignment for Monday. December 3, 1906;
United States rs. Samuel Petrallo
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01

house and lot on the north side Of
Princess street. between Patrick and
Henry streets has been purchased by W.
X. Harlow from Henry L. Quinn.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01

By a deed placed on record in the Corr
poration Court to-day, J. " Green con-
Veyed to J. =. ClinksCales a lot on the
west side of Patrick street between
Wythe and Madison streets.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
Omit CInim deed.

Square 7s2-Alya Gooding et al TO Nary T. Stewart
and Elisha p. Taylor, IT,. lot ls and part lots
; and T. s.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
French Squadron on for Tangier.

Toulon, France, Nov. 3O.-AdmiraI
Touchard's squadron sailed for Tangier
this morning.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
Rankruptey Court.
Probate Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
In re John T. Robinson; cause re-Tefeued 70 ref
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01

The basketball team Of the Alexandria
Athletic Club viii play a game with the
team representing the Nespers, of Wash
ington, Tomorrow evening at s o'clock, in
Schuler's Hall
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
BIGAMIST MUST WE'D AGAIN.
Judge Orders Divorce from First,
Then RemHrriage to second.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Rockville, Nd, Nov. 30.-Peter Butler
pleaded guilty to an indictment for bigamy
and the court suspended sentence upon
condition that defendant obtain a divorce
from the first wife and Temarry the sec
Ond wife.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
Tax Deed,
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Barry Fam-District of Columbia Commissioners 70
Isabella c. Kelly. l0t q. block g. EB
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THE RED WINDOW
Bv FERGUS HUME.

Copyright. 1sOi. by C. W. Dillingham; Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-25

he had supposed the committee would
want to hear how the simple spelling struck
the writer's OF the English language. So
he had given their views in their own words.
He disclaimed any intention OF discourtesy.
and II after that explanation anybody
thought he had been discourteous he apollo
gized.
Prof. Matthews then told what great
philologists were on his side. AZ a writer
of fiction he might say that they as a class
were an ignorant lot about the history or
the language and what they said on the
subject wasn't entitled to any great weight.
COMMISSIONS Everett wanted 10 know
II Prof. Matthews thought IL right TO inn
pose upon school children a spelling that
hadn't been generally adopted. Prof.
Matthews did.
Then the Commissioner inquired IL any
other New York city had adopted the simple
spelling.
NO said Prof. Mathews, but Duluth
Mich. has"
And that wound things up The COM
mittee will take a vote on the meter At q
future meeting and then report to the full
Board OF Education.