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New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
FLAG GIVEN BY G. A. R. TO SOCIETY.

An American flag was presented yesterday % '''
American Female Guardian Society and Home fOf
the Friend!ess. at No $50 Woodycrest avenue
Highbridge. by Hamilton Post G. a. r Past
Commander Taylor made the address The has
was accepted by Mrs F. NJ Weeks. president OF
the society and BY OF the boy inmates IN be-
half OF the children.
The flag IS BY 10 feet and is the second presentet
by the post the frso being two years ago Ihs
members Of the Women's Relief Corps OF Hams
uton Post we're present and several made brIei
addresses. Among others who spoke were General
Loud and Albert Scott When the flag was raised
on the lawn the children sang The Star Spangied
Banner and My Country. 'Tis OF Thee The
society will hold bazaar on December ID az the
Plaza
The society is now in its seventy-third year ard
has more than two hundred inmates. Miss Feles
Gould IS one OF its principal supporters
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
GETS MARRIAGE LICENSE, KILLS SELF
Assistant in Boston City Hospital, Former
Brooklynite, Suicide

Boston. oct. 26.-The body of man who had
committed suicide by shooting himself through the
heart in a parkway off Weld street, West Rox-
bury. early to-day identified tonight that
of Or. Cushman Day. for the last two years an
assistant at the Boston City Hospital. DR.. Day
was thirty years old He formerly lived at No 800
st. Nicholas avenue. Brooklyn. y. Y. and at Edge
wood. K. l.
He took out marriage license last Wednes-
day at Somerville City Hall for himself and Miss
Esteue Maud Callahan. nurse employed at the
relief hospital Her age given twenty-five.
1t was supposed by their friends that the two had
gone to New York on the steamer Yale that night.
Miss Callahan formerly lived IN EdgewOod r. L.,
and it there that she first met Or. Day.
Providence, oct 26-Miss EsteIe VI. Callahan
and Dr Cushman Day married by the Rev.
Dr. Sherman Thompson, of Somerville, Mass, on
last Wednesday, according to Mrs. ]. Wells a
sister Of the nurse. who lives in Edgewood. a
suburb. The relatives of the young woman say
that they do not know whore she is at the present
time and cannot account for the physician $
suicide
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
CHOOSING ACADEMY PENSIONERS.
Names of Those to Go to Rome Will Soon
Be Announced.

The pensioners OF the American Academy IN
Rome FOR this year FOR the maintenance OF whom
an endowment OF $1,000 600 is being raised viii be
chosen by special committee OF trustees compris-
ing a sculptor architect and "a painter. The
members Of this committee are Daniel c. French
5. b p. Trowbridge and H. Siddons Mowbray
The names of the fortunate students in art who
Will enjoy free the advantages Of the academy will
lie announced In a month. Next year the trustees
expect 10 hold competitions for the scholarships
The course is post graduate.
The academy recently moved into its permanent I
home. the Vula MiraHori one Of the beautiful resi-
deuces Of the VIA Nomentana. near the Porta Pia
This property was secured through the uberaIIty
OF Henry Walters. a trustee OF the academy and
has spacious buildings and grounds. Well adapted
to receive an artistic fraternity.
great advantage offered by the academy Is
that. FOR tho first time American students in
architecture. painting sculpture and music are
brought together under tho roof. in constant
intercourse vita another.
Tho academy is working along the same lines
and FOR the end the French Academy 1t
Is believed that the national competitions which
win be instituted 10y the American Academy viii
increase the efficiency OF the universities and art
schools of America
The academy needs between 800 600 and $500 900
10 complete its fund for maintenance, which was
started the basis Of ten subscriptions of 500
each Subscriptions OF 800 900 have been received
from j. Pierpont Morgan Henry Walters w X
Vanderbilt James StlInan. Henry G. Frick Har-
ward University. through IL. L. Higginson, and the
University Of Chicago. through John D. Rookie
feler Yale University. Columbia University and
the Society of Beaux Arts Architects have each
pledged themselves TO raise 100000. and more than
10000 of these amounts, is said TO have been
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
BODY FOUND AFTER TEN YEARS.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l

IBy Telegraph to Inc Iribune-I
Middletown N. Y, Oct. 26.-ThrOugh the hndins
of a skeleton ROckhin to-day the ten years
mystery of the whereabouts of Wallace j. Chris
tian has been cleared up. Christian was New
York man living at the Sullivan County CIun
Horace r. Pritchard, of the firm of Pritchard ~
Son. of New York. went serve papers on Chris-
tan on September q. 1891. He was accompanies
by Constable Thomas j. NANNY. of. Wurtsnoro-
Christian shot both men dead and escaped. Two
hunters found his skeleton to-day. a revolver iAS
the breast of the skeleton and there was
bullet hole In the skull The clothing was In
fair state of preservation
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
ENGLEwooD GOLF CLUB.

Severa! competitions kept the members OF tho
EngIcwood Goii Club busy yesterday. H. " Keep
the Austin medal by defeating G. V. Beck
with l up in the final round while John Lee and
B. u. Parsons tied for first place in the bogie
handicap both finishing all square with the
Colonel" Match play for the presidents and
vice-presidents cups continued. with the fol-
lowing results
Presidents cup-F. NJ Olyphant O5) beat II. NJ
Coke 30, Fred Snare from F. L. Mason by
default: Y. b. Cole % beat N A. O. Huggins 12). 3
up and to play: j. +. Reimund from w. q.
Steffords by default.
Vice presidents cup-w. Shoup 90 G. NJ. Boyn-
ton 81. - and I to play; II. l. Walker from
NJ Campbell by default: A l. Lndley beat ]. r. Boyce
and
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
TRAIN UPSET, ITALIANS KILLED
Three, and Possibly Five, Lose Their Live,
at East Millinocket, Me.

NIillnocket. Ne. Oct 2s-Three. and possibly, sr.
Italians lost their lives to-day. and a train -
sisting of an engine and eleven fatcars load.
with ballast. was overturned and sublnareeI ~,
the washing out of the foundation Of a tres,I, =.
the Schoodic Railroad being built nea, -.
NIillinocket. two miles below here.
Altogether about a dozen Italians were tb-o,
into the water, which is from six to ten feet 80
The exact number is not known Most Of them
swan to place OF safety. One was drowned -
several were buried beneath the loads Of pra,,I
and rocks. All three OF the trainrnen saved tIe,
selves by jumping. and did go into the v,tar
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
AIDS AUToISTS WHO WRECKED WAGON
Machine Afre, Driver Helps to Extinguish
Flames in Car and Receives S160.
IRr Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Egg Harbor. n. J.. oct ga touring car con-
tanning four persons into the heavily laden
wagon OF George Hoenes. of Germana. here to-day
The occupants OF the jumped In time 20 save
themselves while the automobile turned complete
solnersault, causing the gasOlene tank TO explode
and set fire TO the machine.
Water was obtained from roadhouse and the
car was saved from complete destruction by the
owner OF the wrecked wagon. The owner OF ;he
automobile promptly paid Hoenes $3.50 for his
wreck and for helping to his automobile. The
car belonged 10 r. C. Hinckelman. of Atlantic City.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
GILA MONSTER BITES ATTENDANT.
Physicians Interested in Outcome of Treat
ment of Injuries Inflicted by Lizard.

Frank Gilligan. OF No. 10 Lexington avenue.
Brooklyn. attendant in the Children's Museum
of the Brooklyn Institute OF Arts and Sciences.
was taken 10 St Johns Hospital last night, after
having been bitten by ella monster which was
kept in the museum Gilligan feeding the liz
ard when 1t seized his right hand. Gilligan was
taken to the hospital and his wound cauterized.
The physicians said last night that Gilligan will
probably recover. Cases of his kind are very un-
common in this part of the world. and this one is
being watched with great deal of interest.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
FOR RACE QUESTION SOLUTION.
Negro Army Officer, Retired, Asks Views OF
Blacks ON Proposed Commonwealth.

Los Angeles, oct. 26.-Leutenant Colonel Allen
AenswOrth. u s. A. (retired). of the best
known Negroes of the West has addressed a COM
munication to the Negroes of the United States ask
ing for expressions regarding the holding of u
national convention looking to the solution of the
problem in the Southern states and the desra-
bfty in particular of establishing purely Negro
commonwealth in some part of the country.
Colonel AlenswOrth is a Baptist minister of
Bowling Green, KY
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
RABBI sILvERMAN's PLEA FOR cALMNEss

Rabbi Joseph SIIverman made plea Tor the eN'
ercise of caImness and deliberaton IN dealing VITA
the present financial situation, in speaking on 4H'
OPTIMISM Of Faith" at the Temple Enanu-EI YES
terday morning. The rabbi ursed "'' "5Al' -
49, f,i,b in the captaius of finance and to turn
tbcir money into the public channels rather ths1
to retain it where it would be out OF the reach ~
the commercial world.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
INDICTED FOR AUTO DEATH.

An indictment charging him with manslaughter
in connection with the killing of Marcus J. Jacobs
the theatrical man, OF Newark. was handed up by
the Essex County IN. j. Grand Jury yester-
day against Dr. Walter II. Norris a dentist OF the
same city. Jacobs was run down by the dentists
automobile on September $. and died within few
hours
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
GIRL THROWN FROM HORSE; KILLED

New London. Conn. Oct. 96.-Catharine Sheffield
nine years old. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
Sheffield. of this city, and granddaughter of George
ST. John Sheffield. prominent Yale alunlnus was
killed to-day while horseback riding at Oswe-
gatchie. about four miles from this CITY The
horse bolted and the girl thrown Mrs Shelf
field. the mother. is a daughter OF Professor San
ford, of Yale
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
ARsDALE COLE CLUB.

Members OF the Arsdale Golf Club gathered at a
banquet at Englshes, in East Orange, last night
About eighty covers were laid and the women
present in goodly numbers. plan suggested
to build a clubhouse, and, while definite
action taken, the sentiment generally in
favor Of the project. After the banquet the regu-
lar annual business meeting of the club was held
when the following board of governors chosen
Angus Sinclair Frank Mann. d. G. Male, Edwin
Kastendike, DIR. Lloyd G. Morgan, F. Webster and
ID
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
FREE SCHOOL DAY AT JAMESTOWN.

Norfolk Va, Oct. 26.-with addresses by Repre-
sentative John Sharp Williams. of Mississippi: :
President Alderman OF the University of Virginia
President Needham of George Washington Univer-
sty, Washington. and Superintendent of Public In
structon EgglestOn of Virginia, Free School Day
commemorating the 2S9th anniversary of the estab-
lishment of the first university in America was
celebrated at the jamestown exposition TODAY
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
NO MILK FOR RICH PlTTsBuReERs.


Pittsburg Oct. 26.-Arthur Stuart Burgess of the
Borough of Williamsburg, where thousands of
wealthy Pittsburgers live, issued an order yester-
day that hereafter milkmen would not be allowed
to deliver milk to residences after o'clock on
Sunday morning. The dealers informed Stuart that
unless they We're allowed to deliver after O'Clock
they would not deliver IL at all. The Burgess re-
fused to reconsider the question. and tomorrow
there will be no milk for Williamsburg The people
of the suburb indignant and bringing press
Ure tclbear Burgess Stuart to rescind his order.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
TWO KILLED AT GRADE CROSSING.

BucyruS, Ohio. Oct. 26.-Sarah klmk aseu ,.-ss -
teen and her cousin. Mary Shieber. aged thlF'Ss. -
were killed last night, when a. buggy in Whch 'e'
were riding was run down by a fast tram at "
grade crossing on the Pennsylvania rctd hei'-
Irving KInk. a brother OF Miss Klink, who vs.
also in the buggy. received slight INJURIES Ai'
three were driving home from the theatre.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
PLAINFIELD COUNTRY CLUB.

thy Telegraph Il The Tribune
Pisinfed, y J.. Oct. 26.-The weekly cornDetf-
fion FOR the golf committee cup was concluded at
the Piainfeld Country Club to-day Frank O. Rein
mart won the trophy, with 16 10 points To-
days best scores follow: Arthur Murphy
Sa-l-l3; W. T. Cheney, s5-3-76, and J. A.
lane, S3-15-7s. " -
Piay Tor The green committee cup was also
ended to-day {. G. Burke was the winner with
y i-S points. The best scores returned today
were as follows W /. c. Glenney. lO4-23- 81: W
r Merrill. l0s-25-si. and G 2. Hamilton
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
ARDSLEY CLUB.

Tho qualifying round for the cilampionshin M the
Ardsiey Club was played yesterday afternoon. and
1ight PLAYERS Will continue al match play WYATT
Taylor msoe the best medal score-an S5-vt7iIa
Ieorge c. BoardTnan WAS the last 10 qualify with
~ The scores Of the eight follow:
Wyatt Taylor. -; Harry Jaffray. jr s9 George
Thatcher 81: A. f. Robinson, "a: A. q NorrIs ee
\ T. Barron, 81; H. b. Gayley, 80 and George q
Boardnnan SO. "
me drawing fGs the match play follows: Robinson
and Gayley, Barron and Thatcher Taylor ana NJ
RS, and Boardman and JafTray
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
AGED vETERAN DROPS DEAD.

Tacoma, Wash Oct. 25-NaJor Don g. Lovsn
dropped dead from heart disease last night while
attending a board meeting OF the First Church q
Christ Scientist. He was past commander OF tie
Department. OF Washington and Alaska Grand
Army of the Republic, and a prominent member oi
the Loyal Legion Major Lowell was siNty-SlS
years of age and was born at Ionia Mich, serving
through the Civil War with Michigan troops, and
after the with Custer.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
DROPS DEAD CONDUCTING CAMPAIGN.

Taunton, Mass. Oct 26-while conducting his
campaign Republican candidate for Representa-
tive in the 9Th Bristol District. Carleton F. San
ford. OF this CITY, dropped dead OF heart disease
in the town of Berkeley to-day. MIR. Sanford had
been In poor health for several days He was
thirty-three years DID, lawyer and former presi-
dent of the Common Council of Taunton
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
JAMAICA ENTRIES FOR MONDAY.

dsEN HANDICAP: for two
Five and u half furlnnRs.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
GOVERNOR WANTS THIRD TERM.
Michigan Executive Nettled by Legislative
Opposition to His Pet Measures.

Detroit, Oct. 26. - Governor Frederick NJ.
Warner announced to-day that no will be n
candidate for a third term as Governor of Mich
igan. He is completing the first year of his
second term.
The Governor announced that nothing had
entered into his decision more than the opposi-
ton shown at the recent special session of the
Legislature by fifteen of tho state Senators to
much of the legislation he advocated.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
AUTO OVERTURNED. OCCUPANT HURT

DR.. George II. Rechers, of No. 141 Bushwick
avenue. Brooklyn, while trying avoid another
automobile, his machine into IL tree on
Richmond HILL The car overturned. and Dr.
Rechers received compound fracture OF the left
leg and bruises about the body
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
BODY FOUND IN BOOMING HOUSE.

Buffalo. Oct. 26.-A woman, supposed to DC
Mrs. Miller, was found in a rooming house ne's
this afternoon dead in bed with a towel twisl'N
about her neck. The woman. accompanied oy .
man. applied for a room last night. They regis
tered as Mr. and Mrs Miller. When they did no0
appear at noon the door was forced open tNS
man had disappeared.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
PLAY AT PARK GOLF CLUB.
rBy Telegraxh 10 The Trth,Ina

iBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
Piainneld, Y. J.. oct. 26.-The weekly crrnratf.,,
for the presidents. golf club and October c5ns
tie attraction at the Park Golf Club to-5s,-
g B. Morse is practically the winner OF the 1ras{-
dents and the golf club trophies having 9p points
for the former and % Sc points for the scratch cun
Those who have qualified for seni-fnaI play for the
October cup are as follows: The Rev. c. /. Good
rich. J. B. Belts, c. B. Morse and W. Y. Byard IN
the postponed semi-final match for the September
cup c. 3. Morse defeated r. Y. CARPENTER bv I
up in nineteen hCes lie VIII now meet " Y
Byard in the finals To-day's scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
ANOTHER MONTH FOR TwO-CENT RATE
Missouri Roads Disagree as to Profits and
Will Continue Test.

Kansas City. Mo. Oct. %-Attorney General HAD
lev Of Missouri to-day said:
The auditors OF two Missouri railroads
the two-cent rate has proved profitable. Others
take a different view OF II. The fact that the raI'
roads cannot agree on the prodtableness OF the
rate caused them 20 decide 10 give II anoths1
months trial before going into court again
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
WEE BURN GOLF cLuR

stamford Conn. Oct 3s-Mrs. w c. garI,Iav
ano DIT. Crassone won the prize offered b, mr.
5caaVor IN the hxed foursomes tournament al the
wee Bufn COLI Club to-day, with a score of
lo4-z4-so Other scores were: Mrs II NJ Rtss
p"cH ano H. >. Cummings, le5-23-s2: Mrs Fred
.raek schavoir and Sheldon HOPKINS l15-.32--2s.
A1ss 1Eod and f. l.. Scoheld, l2s-3f-ss
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
MoNTcLAIR COLE GLIB

W y. Brernner led the field at Montclair ,,ester-
cay In the club handicap eighteen holes roesat
play with s9-l2-77. The four leading scores ,,,ero.
w B. Bremner, s9-12-7s; f. J. Ridgewav as 70 .
q; III J. Clifton s2-10-sz; J. z. Kern lOs-25--s2
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
SINGLES
NEW NOEE
FOTRSONIES.
pHTT.AnEIPHIA
Eox HILLS COLE CLUB.

Classes A and B handicaps and the qualifying
round for the club championship We're In order
at the Fox Hills Golf Club yesterday. g W Tain
tor led the field in the championship with score
of So followed by 3. T. Allen, c. T. Stout and
the veteran George Z. Armstrong, all Of whom had
Sc. A S. Bartle led In Class 4 with a card or
SS-5-7s, while J. n. Flemming, with 95-Z--t0,
showed the way IN the 3 division. The scores
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
p. r. r. INCREASES SHOP FORCE.

Altoona, Pa. Oct. $-The Pennsylvania Railroad
Company has issued order for the employment
of five hundred or more mechanics and laborers in
the Altoona machine shops to increase the output
OF the shops during the winter The present force
is unable TO keep up with the repair work on hand.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
PETTIsoNE TRIAL NOVEMBER rs

Roise Idaho Oct 2s-Attorneys for the state and
defence in the case Of George A Petitions, charged
with completely in the murder of eX-Governos
steunenberg. signed a stipulation to-day that tns
trial which was set for next Monday shall be coh'
tinued until November Is.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
LACK OF FUNDS CLOSES sMELTEa

Prescott. Ariz Oct. 26-The Humboldt smehr
ceased operations at midnight last night upon h-
structions from Boston Inability to raise fuhu'
with which to keep the plant in operation - given
as the reason for the shutdown.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
BOY sUFFocATED BY BARLEY.

Utica, n. Y, Oct. 26.-John Thomas Burke.
nine years old, son of Thomas Burke, farmer
residing near Little Falls. while playing in a
barn to-day fell into grain chute and was
buried under forty-hve feet of barley. When
the body was recovered life was extinct
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
DE RHAM AND LoRILLARD WIN.

tBy Telegraph 70 Tire Tribune
Tuxedo Park, N Y, Oct 26.-In the mems tour
nament in the doubles the courts Of the Tuxedo
Tennis and Racquet Club here to-day f. f. De
Rham and p. Lorillard jr., the cup by defeat
ing S. g. Mortimer and H c. Pell. tr.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
CLASS 4
CLASS B

Club championship Qualifying round)-C. w. Taintor
50: = r Alien Sc: G E. Armstrong. So; G. T. stout
SO: " ". Hoope. 81. J. G. PATTERSON. S.; William Boyd
$; II z Armstrong. 81 ". A Hamilton 81: r
King. 81; +. B. Barrett 81: B. z. Bouone. %; @. T.
Fawcett. 80, o. 3. Adams 50; ". l. Fesry 93, J. ".
McAenemy. 80. r r Mamlock. So; A. H Thomas. 50;
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
CHICAGO COMMISSION HOUSE FAILS.

Chicago Oct 2S.-Upon the petition or three Ted'
ttors the Chicago Title and Trust Company Wai
appointed to-day received for Emerson. Mar
low & Co. a South Water street commission house.
The liabilities are said be IN the nelshborhoo1
OF $4,000
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
CONDUCTOR CALLED HER @IIap.
Chicago Woman Receives an Award a,
S1,250 in Consequence.
TBy telegraph to The Tribune !

Chicago Oct. 26--BecaCse streetcar condnr,o.
called Mrs Tillie Niahoney liar jury av.ar5os
her 81 80 and the Illinois Supreme Court to,
upheld the verdict. Mrs. Mahoney was passan
ger ON a North Clark street car year ago. On
account of the crowded condition of the cav -
transfer was jostled from her hand and fell e.,
the Several witnesses told the conductor +b.
Mrs. MahOney had had a transfer but sb -
forced from the car by the conductor who c.1,s
her a liar and other names
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
DUNwooDIE COUNTRY CLUB.

The final rounds in the competitions in progress
at the Dunwoodie Club decided yesterday af-
ternO0n J. T. Duff the presidents cup, beat
Ing s B. Ayres, up y. II. Thomas the
weekly handicap and s. K. Evans the consolation
cup. while the special women's cup went to Mrs.
Frayne.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
STEVENS, 6; ORANGE y. M. c. A., o.

In a loosely played game at Hoboken yesterday,
Stevens Institute won from the Orange Young Mems
Christian Association by a of TO o. The
Stevens suffered mid-seas reversal of FORM
and fumbng frequent. Fonda, Hendrick and
Tyson played good game for Stevens, while Willie
d hest fnrC
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
GLEN RIDGE GOLF CLUB.

GBy Telegraph The Tribunel
Bloomfield. y. J.. Oct. 26.-H. T. Lee Won the cup
offered by the tournament committee at the Glen
Ridge Golf Club to-day with a score Of 9f-19-I5.
The scores follow
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27

Butte. Mont. Oct 26-The PittshurE Nionto
sr,eIter and mines resumed operations YESTERDAY
after "A suspension OF two months. Two hundred
men are afforded employment The company y
composed principally OF Pittsours and New YORK
stockhOlderS.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27

Club championship (seni- i-fEal roundl-Wrght beat
ETnshaw. UP; Moir beat Armagnac. up and 10 play.
lresicents ts-ui-final Blossom
from Falsey b. default; Conoyer beat Green and
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
UPPER MoNTcLAIR GOLF CLUB.
rBy Telegraph TO :

IBy Ieegraph 70 Tho Tribune
Bloomfield, N j., oct. 26-Four players tied at
IS each for the handicap at the Upper Montclalr
Golf Club today The SCORES follow:
The Washington times., 1907-04-11
7. M. FIELDS IS
SENT TODAY To
MOUNDSVILLE
Lawyer Must Now Begin
Long Delayed Prison
Term.

Thomas NJ. Fields, accompanied by
Frank J. Hogan. one OF his counsel.
came into Criminal Court No / at 1870
o'clock this morning, and in accordance
with the mandate from the United
States Supreme Court. which had been
made special. Mr.. Fields was formally
turned over 70 the United States Mar
shall.
Justice Stafford said he had examined
the mandate OF the Court Of Appeals,
which modified the judgment of the
court beioY. and the judgment so nodi-
fed would be carried out. The order OF
removal was then issued
Mr. Fields was pleasantly greeted by
District Attorney Baker, Assistant Dis
triet Attorney Atkins and ether officers
Of the court.
Mr.. Fields, who for some years was
leading member Of the District bar.
was sentenced several years ago to I'VE
years IN the Moundsville penitentiary for
einDezzling the funds OF the Washington
Benencial Endowment Association.
The time since then mas been taken III
IN appeals 10 the higher courts, the last
court being the United States Supreme
Court, which on Monday handed down
an opinion denying his motion for a re-
view.
He win leave for Moundsville this
afternoon.