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Evening star., 1906-04-08
THREE KILLEDIN CRASH
RUNAWAY ENGINE SMASHED CA
BoosEs AT KEYsER, W. VA.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CUMBERLAND. Nd. April S-A rum
away Baltimore and Ohio railroad yard en-
gfne crashed into string of second division
cabooses lying on q sidetrack In the Keyser
CIV. Va.) yards at 6 o'clock last evening.
smashing the cabooses to kindling wood.
killing three men and seriously injuring
another. The dead are: ]. w. jennings. an
aged conductor of Brunswick, Md: NJ. Key
ser. brakeman. OF Sandyhook. Md. and j.
l.. Mckenny. conductor, of Martinsburg.
WA
W. B. Long, brakeman. of Martinsburg,
had a leg broken and his back injured.
McKenny and Long were taken from the
wreck to the hospital where the former
died Conductor Jennings and Brakeman
Keyser were slowly roasted to death. As
they were being consumed by the flames
their cries could be heard. The Keyser fire
department fought the flames. but before
the bodies were reached they were burned
beyond recognition and one could not be
told from the other.
Francis \. Laing, aged sixty. died here
tonight. Both legs were broken in a cross
ing accident. bat death was primarily due
to shock. He is survived by his wife and
five children, including James Laing. known
as Father Francis Capuchin. stationed at
Victoria, Kan. and Sister Euphemia ELIZA
BETH, Ursuline sister and teacher in
Crescent Hill Academy. Louisville. Ky.
John Price, former Baltimore and Ohio
railroad man at Cumberland, was acquitted
by jury at Berkeley Springs, w. Va, to-
day of the charge OF numbering three 1tal-
tans last fall. The tragedy occurred at Paw
Paw while an accommodation train on the
20 tty,,pp L.
there. Price had had trouble with an Ital-
ian on previous occasion and the fight was
renewed on the train. Price got off during
the stop at Paw Paw and borrowed a re-
volver. He shot three men at the station
in an inkltng- He claimed self defense.
Evening star., 1906-04-08
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

ROME, April Italy has accepted Rus
sia's program for the second peace CON
ference at The Hague during the early part
OF July, and has also accepted the Invita-
ton to take part in the Red Cross conyen-
ton at Geneva In the middle of June
HORTA, Azore Islands, April THE
French cruisers Admiral Aube and Mar
seillaise, bound for Annapolis, Nd, to take
part In the ceremony attending the burial
Of the body OF Admiral Paul Jones, have
arrived here
PLYMOUTH, England, April Lloyd c.
Griscom, the new American ambassador to
Brazil, and Mrs Grtscom arrived here to-
day from New York on the American line
steamer New York, and proceeded to Lon
don, where they will be the guests Of AM
bassador Whitelaw Reid and Mrs. Reid.
CHICAGO. April THE tugmen OF Chi
cago struck today. They demand that
wages be raised to SOS per month (s6O Is
their present pay.) Every other night and
every other Sunday of. instead OF every
third night and every third Sunday. forms
part of their demands.
PANAMA, April THE facilities for the
docking of vessels at the La Boca wharf
have improved and the number OF work
men there has been decreased by over two
hundred. Cargoes for the canal commis-
sion hereafter will be unioaded from the
steamers into cars, thereby obviating the
necessity for the use of lighters
BERLIN. April EMPEROR william has
conferred upon Herr Won Radowitz the Or
der OF the Black Eagle. the highest Prus-
sian decoration. and upon Count Won Tat
tenbach the Order of the Red Eagle of the
first class as rewards for their work at
the Algeciras conference on Moroccan re-
forms.
Evening star., 1906-04-08
ATHLETICS AT LOUISVILLE.
Track Teams Present From Many
Western Colleges.

LOUISVILLE. KY, April Track teams
representing athletic clubs from many col
leges in the middle west took part In an
annual outdoor meet tonight under the
auspices of the Louisville Manual Training
High School at the new armory building.
Among the entrants in the sprints and
dashes were n. ]. Cartmel of the Uni
yersity Of Pennsylvania and J. w. Gates
captain of the Yale University track team.
Summaries:
70 yards invitationN. J. Cartmeil University of
Pennsylyania, first; William Hunter. Y ". G. A,
Louisville, second Time, S seconds.
Ss0-yard dash-M. Brown, LIST Regiment Chicago
first; G L. Miller Cincinnati GIpy, second. Time,
202 ID.
16pound shot put-McClarty, University School.
Louisville, won; Petit, 1st Regiment. Chicago
secord. Distance. AZ feet inches.
Running high jump-J. C. Ruckstuhl. Cincinnati
Gmyn won; S b. O'Connor, unattached second.
Height, feet ~ inches.
Evening star., 1906-04-08
WIRELESS A SUCCESS.
Messages Received in New York From
Cork, Ireland.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, April abraham White.
president American Deforest Wireless Tele-
graph Company today received the follow
ing message from Cork, ireland:
Messages being received clearly; trans
atlantic wireless now assured
''DEFORDST."
Mr.. White announces the successful trans
mission OF aerographic communication
across the Atlantic oceon direct from Man
haitian Beach wireless station at the rate
OF twenty words per minute to a point on
the other side of the Atlantic in Glen
gariff, Harbour, county of Cork, Ireland
Evening star., 1906-04-08
Winnipeg Railway Strike Ended.

WINNIPEG, Man, April THE street
railway strike ended today. The men get
an advance of one cent an hour In pay
They asked two cents. There Is no recog-
milton of the union. but the men will be al
lowed to retain their membership. No ar
bitration clause was inserted. The terms
We're accepted by the men at a mass meet
ing. The me nsecured all the other con-
ceSsiOnS asked.
Evening star., 1906-04-08
NO SHOW FOR sHERRIcK.
Governor Hanly Refused to Pardon
or Parole Him.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April Coy.
Hanly. in public statement issued today.
refused to pardon or parole David e. Sher-
rick, former auditor of state. who this week
began serving term of from two to twen-
ty-one years in tho penitentiary for embez-
zling the funds of the state
The governor says Sherrich was legally
tried and convicted of gambling away from
$4,000 to $4,000 of the states money and
used other state funds for wildcat invest
fnents. Petitions signed by Io0o0 people
had been presented TO the governor asking
TOR pardon or parole for Sherrick
Evening star., 1906-04-08
Maine Pulp MN Burned.
.ial Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BRUNSWICK, Me. April THE Andro-
ncoggin pulp mill. which was built In 1872,
was destroyed by fire last night. Tho fire.
which started in tho grinder room. was
probably caused by a hot box. and it
spread so rapidly that the night crew bare
" escaped with their lives. The total loss
Is about $4,000, with an insurance of
$4,000. 1t is not known whether the com
pany VIII rebuild, but 1t Is understood that
g new brick building has been contemplated
for some time.
Evening star., 1906-04-08
Emperor Francis Joseph Not III.
pecial Cablegram to The Star.

Special Cablegram 10 The Star.
VIENNA, April There is not a vestlgs
OF truth In the reports that the Emperor
Francis Joseph. who. in a few months will
have completed his seyenty-sixth year, is
in a serious state of health. The emperor
sleeps and eats well. and nothing IN his
appearance betrays his advanced age. His
most serious ailment is gradual caicification
OF the arteries. which the physicians are
treating with the utmost care. A few
months ago he was III. but has completely
recovered.
Evening star., 1906-04-08
Three Drowned In Iowa.

GRAND RAPIDS. Iowa, April Shortly
before midnight last night, while George
Mcdonald, Samuel Callahan, Thomas De-
laney and Mrs George Copp were taking
a ride In a gasoline launch on Cedar river
Mrs Copp began rocking the boat and cap
seized it. Delaney swan to shore to sum-
mon help. but before he returned the other
three had drowned One body was re-
covered today.
Evening star., 1906-04-08
Battle of Shiloh Anniversary.

CoRINTH, Miss. April To-day is this
forty-fourth anniversary OF the battle OF
Shiloh. In addition to the usual exercises.
the Wisconsin monument was dedicated,
and a large delegation OF visitors from
that state, headed by Gov. Davidson, took
part In the ceremonies.
Evening star., 1906-04-08
His Brother Notified.

]. H. Rinehart of the firm of Rinehart &
Dennis, contractors in this city. brother
Of the man who was shot, was notified or
the shooting and went to Baltimore, reach
ing the hospital about three minutes before
his brother died. While In Baltimore he
was told that his wounded brother, who re-
mained conscious until the train had al
most reached Baltimore, told one of the
men with him that five shots were fired
Sheriff Hunt and his deputies went In pur-
suit Of Carter The authorities in Balti-
more arranged to have the inquest he'd last
night in order that the brother of the de-
ceased might take the remains to Coving-
ton, Va, on the midnight train. Mr.. w. A.
Rinehart, father of the deceased, whose
home Is at Covington, was notified of the
tragedy, and he was also told that the re-
mains of his murdered son would reach
home this morning.
Had Friends in Washington.
The victim Of the tragedy had many
friends In this city, having been associated
with his brother In business. He was a
member of the firm of Shoemaker & Rine-
hart, contractors, and was engaged in
building a tunnel near ALI erton. 1t is
stated that when he appeared upon the
works yesterday he saw several colored
men standing about doing nothing. and he
directed them to go to work. Carter was
the only man who refused to comply with
the order ,zs..
The sheriff started in pursuit of the al
legged murderer, and was Joined by a num-
Der Of persons living In the vicinity of AL
berton. Many of the latter stopped their
work to Join the posse. and expressed
willingness to remain out all night II nee
essary, in order to capture Carter.
telephone message was received at AL
berton from Woodstock giving the informa-
ton that Carter had been seen there, and
the sheriff and his deputies started In that
direction.
was attended by surgeons in the employ
OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. and
was accompanied to Baltimore by them.
Evening star., 1906-04-08
Fordham Easv for Princeton

PRINCETON, n. j., April Princeton
easily defeated the Fordham base ball team
today by the score Of to l. Score by in
nings:
R.H.E.
Fordham ....... o o 0 0 o o-I o
Princeton ....... o 0 0 o 27 Z
Batteries-Hederf and Mcdonald; Heinfger By
and Cooney.
Evening star., 1906-04-08
Sleepwalker Hanged Himself.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. April Jacob Stair,
a prominent Mason and ex-councilman OF
Akron, arose in his sleep today and, going
downstairs, got hold of a piece Of twine.
He fastened the twine about his neck.
placed 1t about a joint, and, stepping off
a block of wood, strangled himself to
death. He was known for years as a sleep
walker.
Evening star., 1906-04-08
Two Ground to Death by Train.

HINTON, w. Va, April Jack Perkins
and Eugene Curtis, Chesapeake and Ohio
section men, were ground to pieces today
by stepping in front of shifting engine
while working in the yards here
Evening star., 1906-04-08

One Killed and Four Hurt in Wreck.
KoKoMO. Ind. April Thames F. Brun,
an architect. was killed and four other pas
sengers were injured here today when a
street car jumped the track and rolled
down an embankment twelve feet high.
Evening star., 1906-04-08
RUSSIA WAN rs A LOAN
HOPES TO SECURE IT BEFORE
PARLIAMENT ASSEMBLIES.

ST. PETERSBURG, April THE Rech
today says Russia hopes to get sTJo.co0.o 600
from the loan the government Is now nego-
tiating. and that the government has Of
fered exceptional terms to the bankers In
order to conclude the negotiations before
the Russian parliament ASSEMBLIES. The
radicals generally believe that if the gov
ernmcnt succeeds in filing the war chest
with such an enormous it will be in a
position to snap its fingers at parliament
Only by keeping the government in dire
straits do they believe it will be forced to
yield TO the popular demands for reform.
Upon the request of the minister of the
interior the council Of the empire has in
creased the appropriation for the rural po-
lice by over 81 100000
No Part of Lean at Berlin.
BERLIN April NO part of the new
Russian loan will be issued here, although
some German banks will subscribe in Paris
This determination on the part Of the bank
is due to the fact that the German govern
ment is floating imperial and Prussan loans
totaling $l3H,CUa,09o which viii not be list
ed on the market before two three weeks
and also because the German government
fnanciers at present are not disposed to
assist Russia.
Conditions of Loan Arranged.
PARIS. April IN Noetzlin OF the
Netherlands Bank, representing Count
Witte, the Russian premier. in an inter-
view today with Finance Minister Po.noare.
Informed him that the conditions of the
Russian loan had been arranged and that
governmental authorization was necessary
for the issue in France. He had, he said,
already come to an agreement in London
with different English, American and con-
tinental groups of financiers with regard TO
the conditions of the issue. German fiuan-
ciers regretted that they were unable to
participate in the issue owing to the forth
coming Prusso-German loan, and the
amount of the Russian loan had conse-
quently been reduced.
Evening star., 1906-04-08
PART II,

Parker, Bridget & Observation-Disclosures. 1
Thos. j. Fisher & Co.-Real Estate. L
WiIiige, Gibbs & Daneis-ReaI Estate 1
Merchants & Mechanics Savings Bank. 1
PhfIlipsborn-Ia Goods ..........
Gait & Bro.-Jewelers NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2
VIM NJ Gait & Co.-Ceres Flour .....
Langley s-Elgin Creamery Butter. ............ 2
Mckay Company-Jawelers ................. 2
A. hAAh-JeWslef .-.-.--..-........... q
Motow & Co.-Japanese Art Goods. .......
Leverton & Co.-Ladles' Goods ...-..........,
Julius Garinkle & Co-Iadies' Goods .... g
Ogrsms Gift Store. Observation-Disclosures, B
Edward J. Quinn-Wines Observation-Disclosures.
Devefeaux-Ladies' Goods -...-.............. 3
National Automobile Co. -.-..-.............. O
Cook & Stoddard-Automobiles .............. g
GUIDE Bros Co.-Florists ..-............ 9
]. E. Dyer & Co.-Sheboygan Water. .,....... @
Luna Park -...-...-..-,,..-.. -................
The Shoemaker GO Observation-Disclosures.
House g. Herrmann-Furniture re............... s
Family shoe store. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5
s. Kann, Sons Co. Observation-Disclosures. IL
Evening star., 1906-04-08
PART ".

VIM Hahn & Co.-Shoes. s...............,. 1
Stone 4! Fairfax-Heal Estate. te............ 1
Blundon O Brien & Beit-ReaI Estate. ...... 1
B. L. Saul Co--Real Estate. e......-........ /
John A. Masse-Pinehurst. st............,.
Moore 6 HIil-Reai Estate. e...............
John Quinn--Real Estate. e........,.......
W. B. Moses & Sons-Furniture ........, II
Evening star., 1906-04-08
PART VII Page
Washington Title Insurance Co.


Washington Title Insurance Co.. .......... /
Columbia Phonograph Co.. Co..................
Moore & Hill-Real Estate. ts..................
David Moore-Real Estate. e................. 2
Arms & Drury--Real NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
willige Gibbs & Daniel-Real Estate.....
p. J. Walsh--Real Estate te.................
" L. Ssnsbury-Real Estate. ............
Martin Bros.-Real Estate. te................
]. b. Wimer-Real Estate. ate..s........,.....
John f. Donahoe-Real Estate. e...........,.
j. @. Weedon & Co.--Real Estate.
Washington Highlands co.--Real Estate...
T. g. Realty Co, Observation-Disclosures.
Joseph !. Welier--Reai Estate.
Floyd e. Dayis-Reai Estate. ate............., IL
T. III. Taggart-Reai Estate. Is
U. 8. Realty Co. Co........s......... Ia
The Sonle Company Observation-Disclosures. 13
j. ID. Wiliams-Real Estate. ............. 10
Harrison Realty Co. .......,.......... Is
Suburban Homes Co. co..,..........., TX
Fulton X. Gerdon-Real Estate e............ 11
Tatt. onwske Go.--Real Estate. ....-.... I5
Robinson & Co. Real Estate - Ia
Il. ". Walker & Son Real Estate ......... is
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-18
PHYSICIANS Hold
ANNUAL MEETING
Read Papers, Have Clinic,
And End Up With
Banquet

The Medical Society opened its first
session of its annual meeting Satur.
day afternoon, about a score Of phys.
clans being present. DR.. Wayson. who
presided. announced the names of the
committees as follows:
Executive-The President. Vice Pres
dent and Secretary tex onlcioJ and
Dr. Geo. l.. Herbert.
Arrangements for Annual Meeting
Drs. Judd, Hodgins. Cofer and Cooper.
Legislation - Drs. Cooper, Sinclair
and Humphris.
Resolutions-Drs. Moore and Nc.
Donald.
DIR. Sinclair read the report of the
treasurer showing receipts $I3i.50 and
disbursements about forty dollars less.
President Wayson called particular
attention to the necessity of changes
in the manner of committing and han.
dllng insane people, which. in spite of
the excellent work done at the Asylum
by DR.. Peterson, was not satisfactory.
The matter Of raise Of the salaries
of Government physicians should also
be attended to.
DIR. a. w. Morton. chief surgeon OF
the Santa Fe X. r.. ETC.. spoke enthu.
siastically of the Islands and his re
ception. after which he gave an inter.
esting talk on appendicitis. Papers
were read by DR.. Cofer on Quarantine,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-18
STREET CAR MEMS
DANCE A SUCCESS

The Rapid Transit carmen and guests
at the Garments annual dance Satur-
day evening at Progress hall. had n
most enjoyable time. From the time
one bell sounded for the start, at )
o'clock, with the schedule stops at the
end OF each dance, until two bells az
midnight. there was no cessation Of the
pleasure.
The crowd In numbers was a record
breaker, the hall being filled almost
beyond the limit Of comfort.
a Scotch reel. danced during the
evening to bagpipe music furnished by
Piper Fraser. was a decided delight tn
those who danced, as well AS the spec
tators.
Good music for the regular dances
was supplied by the Royal Hawaiian
Cleo club.
The entertainment was In charge OF
the following committees.
Floor manager-William Bell
Assistant floor manager-O. J. White
head.
Reception Committee-W T.. Way
man, T. J. Nolan, q. l., Hemmlnger.
DORA. d. Bond, Il. c. Barnes,
Arryngements-W. Il. Wayman, VIM
Bell, C. Strom. T. J. Nolan, o ],
Whitehead, l.. Is. Bridgewater
Refreshments - G. Strom, W, W
Doodward.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-18
GEAR ON WARPATH

Judge Gear has petitioned the SUI
preme Court for rehearing Of the coso
of Morita Kaizo. holding that the
Grand Jury which brought In the in
dictment In the case, is an Illegal body,
half OF its members having been natur.
allied by the judges Of the Circuit
Court. who. Judge Gears claims. did sc
without jurisdiction. This matter has
been fought out already before the Cir
cult Court In Hawaii and before tn,
Supreme Court here and In case a re-
hearing is denied Judge Gear says he
will take the case to the United States
Supreme Court ut Washington.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-18
SIBERIA ARRIVES
THIS MORNING
FROM THE ORIENT

The p. NJ. $. s. Siberia. Captain A.
Feeder. arrived from the Orient at b
o'clock this morning. docking ut S:l6
at Hackfeld's wharf. She sailed from
Shanghai. November 3. leaving Yoko-
hama on the 10th. The passage was
good one. fine weather prevailing all
the way across. and there were no In
cidents out of the ordinary.
The Siberia has u big passenger list
comprising 1873 cabin passengers, Is
stecrage and Coz Aslatics. Five hun
dred and nfty-three OF the latter are for
Honolulu. There are only two cabin
passengers for this place. Mrs. J. S.
Maloney and Geo. II. ShiShima.
The cargo consists of 6237 tons, oil
which i7i3 tons are for Honolulu. The
San Francisco cargo includes 2i65 bales
Of raw silk. 5000 chests of tea. 10000
rolls OF mating and I57 bales OF gun
MES.
Among the passengers on board the
Siberia Is T. ID. Mckay. the great frieno
Of Honolulu. who is passenger agent
for number of the transcontlnentai
lines. Mr.. Mckay Ii well known here,
Baron de Herrenschwand Is travel
ing ON board the liner. DR.. T. II.
Percy. 4. =. n. Is returning to the
States. There are a number Of people
Of the Philippine service returning to
the States ON vacations.
The Siberia sails for the Coast at 10
o'clock tomorrow.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-18

Miss Florans Wickham, daughter
OF Mr.. p. NJ. Wickham, for many years
branch manager OF the Alliance ana
Imperial Assurance Companies OF Mon
r5al, Canada, and now manager OF the
Yorkshire Insurance Co, of that city,
arrived on the Moana upon a visit to
her grandmother Mrs, Frederick
Swift, and her aunts. Mrs. A. Mellow
all Of the Honolulu hotel, and Mrs,
Amelia Smith Of 7OG Quarry street, Miss
Wickham has come Y Is hoped for a
protracted stay, Miss Frances Cum
mings, also came In the Moana from
Montreal, In company with her friend
Miss Florence Wickham, also on Ions
visit
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-18
FOR RENT

SEQ bedr, Young 81,
SEQ bedr, Mailock Ave,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-18
Prices almost cut in two

what they WORTH Is what
new Steamer prices
Of Goods certainly will
Some the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-18

Darwin relates that the gauchos Of
the American pampas live Tor months
ON the fat meat of the oxen they
match over. The Eskimos can get
along very well by eating from hye
pounds to six pounds a day oi rein
deer or seals flesh so long a. II Is not
too lean, but contains due proper
lion III fat,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-18

The bark Andrew Welch Is now II
days ont from the Coast for Honolulu
Captain Kelly, formerly commander OF
the Fhip George Cullis IL 10 take c0m-
mand of The Andrew Welch on her ar
rival ~ this port
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-18
THANK SEWING

BY last steamer we received the fin.
est and largest assortment Of dinner
place cards for the holidays ever
brought to this city. Call In and in
snact them. Wall. Nichols Co.. Ltd.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-18

The Weekly Edition ~ the EVENING
bulletin gives q complete summary "
tho news Of the day Fef 81 year
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-18
FERNANDEZ SPENT LITTLE

Abraham Fernandez has filed his ex-
pense accounts, showing that he spent
but little on his unsuccessful run for
Supervisor. His statement is as fol.
lows:
Nomination fee ............$25 90
Personal expenses as candidate l3 81
Total ..............s3 s Is
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-18
Two Kinds

of people, who want to sell Homes,
namely:
Who WON'T sell. unless they DOU,
BILE THEIR MONEY:
Who HAVE to sell at HALF COST.
Here are few Bargains for you OF
No. 2 kind | have to offer:
s 55o-l bedr so X $50 Kapahulu
s 800 bedr. rs $50 Puunul
$130o-3 bedr. Is $50 Puunui
$500 bedr. so x 1870 Kukui st. Ext.
$780, bedr. so x 100 Gulick Ave.
s275o-i bedr. so X 80 Klnau st.
5000 bedr. 4 acres Palolo
s35oo-7 bedr. 10 200 Kamehameha
" Rd
$4500--ll bedr. 10 X $50 Young st.
4 Houses on South corner OF Fort and
School st, as a whole or In lots.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-03-02
What Garfield Promised Thea.

Chicago, Ills, Feb. Coon.
missioner Garfield, in the packers
pleas for immunity today testified
concerning the conference he had
with Attorney General Moody
and other Department of Justice
officials, about the beef trust.
Upon cross-examination Mr.. Gar
field said:
Il told the president / had
promised the packers that some in
formation was not to be disclosed.
| furnished a list of witnesses in
the investigation to the district
attorney"
Garfield did not remember any
discussion concerning immunity
for information given.