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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-04-11
Politics in Oklahoma.

Guthrie, Okla, April 5.-The pre-
vailing belief that the Democrats have
the better change of success at the first
election in the new State of Oklahoma
has resulted in a rush of candidates
seeking Office under the banner of that
party. Democratic success in the
municipal elections this week has
served to increase the confidence of the
party leaders.
The three men whose names are now
most prominently mentioned for COVER
MOI on the Democratic side are Lee
Cruce, of Ardmore, G. N, Haskell, OF
Muskogee and J.. A. Kelso, of Enid.
All signs at present lead to the belief
that either Haskell or Cruce will secure
the nomination at the primaries in
August.
By-the-way, have you ever observed
that a girl is never the picture OF in
dignation when she is called 'as pretty
as a picture?
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-04-11
Base Ball Games Today.

University of Pennsylvania VS.
Georgetown University at Washington,
D. c.
George Washington University VS.
iSyracus University at Washington,
DC.
Villa Nova College VS. Virginia Mill
tary Institute at Lexington, Va.
University of South Carolina VS.
Davidson College at Davidson, N. c..
University of Alabama VS. Wander
bilt University at Tuscaloosa, Ala.
University of North Carolina VS. Uni
versity Of Georgia at Chapel Hill, N. C.
Trinity College VS. North Carolina A.
81 NJ. at Raleigh. n. c..
Brskine College VS. Newberry Col
lege at Newberry, s. G.
Clemson College VS. Georgia Techno.
logy at Atlanta, Ga.
Furman University VS. Presbyterian
college of South Carolina at Green.
willie, S. G.
Missouri University VS. College al
Columbia, Mo.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-04-11
A GREAT INVENTION.
Fireworks Without Fire is Now the
Most Marvellous Invention
of the Age.
Union Press Association to the ARGUS.

Lynn, Mass, April 3-An engineer
'ofthis city las just perfected an in.
vention which is declared to surpass
anything in the way of colored illumi-
nation the world has yet seen. The
idea provides for the use of steam and
electric light in conjunction in a way
to put all ordinary pyrotechnic effects
in the background. Briefly, he ar
ranged a big array Of naval search
lights 50 as to throw their beams on a
series of steam jets and clouds issuing
from various sized pipes. The latter are
set in a great instrument driven by a
powerful boiler and controlled by Keys,
somewhat in the fashion of an organ.
'Colored discs and devices are placed
'over the searchlights and operated in
conjunction with the steam machine.
All kinds of rocket effects can be pro-
duced by the light on the steam Jets
while bursting shells and other devices
are on the rolling clouds above. cSet
displays of the most artistic descrip-
ton can be produced at will, and the
color combinations are unlimited.
Moreover, the cost is scarcely one-half
that involved by ordinary frework
displays.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-04-11
fine SECTION OPENED.
All Territory Served by A. C. L. Be
tween New Bern and Whining
ton in Closer Touch With
State and Given Greater
EAuan+orno
ADVANTAGES.

{ Raleigh, n. c., April BY agree
ment reached with the two roads yes
terday, the Corporation Commission
insures a connection between theENor~
folk and Southern and the A. c.. L.
lines at New Bern, which will be of
inestimable value to the people of a
very wide territory.
Heretofore the Norfolk and Southern
train from Goldsboro has been arriv-
ing at New Bern at 1910 o'clock a. M,
which is just one hour after the time of
the departure of the Atlantic Coast Line
train for Wilmington.
Under the new arrangement the
Norfolk and Southern leaves Goldsboro
half an hour sooner and the A. c.. L.
defers its departure from New Bern a
half hour. By this arrangement the
two trains will meet at New Bern for
connection in the morning, approx
mately at $40 a. m.
AS a result parties desiring to go to
any point on the line between New
Bern and Wilmington from Goldsboro,
or to Wilmington from any point on
the Norfolk and Southern East OF
G~oldsboro, will have a quick and easy
connection in place of the long delay
heretofore experienced, in many in
stances amounting to a wait of twenty
foul hours in New Bern.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-04-11
Letter to N. O'Berr.
GoldsbOro. N. c.

dOIuSDOrO, IN. y.
Dear Sir:-Here is a tale with q
point to it. Florida is the hardest
state in the Union for paint.
Gilmore & Davis Co., Tallahassee,
Florida, think they know what paint
can do in their climate; they've been
painting for 50 years, nevoe ten
years; and they say Devoe wears 10
years-their words are: buildings
we painted Devoe 10 years ago are
in good condition of paint today"
They also say lead-and-oil wears
only one year there; Devoe 10 years.
Ten years is a long lifetime for
paint in Florida;longer than 20 years
in Maine. We don't dare say that
either is true as general fact in
those states; but there are such in
stances.
If we should call the cost of Devoe
in Florida half of the usual cost of
paint, il would be too much; we sup
pose it's about one-third; there is so
much trash there-the costliest paint
is the worst, and the worst is the
costliest everywhere.
Yours truly,
38 f. W. DEVOE & co.
p. S.-Yelverton Hardware Co.
sell our paint.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-04-11
GREEN And : GAYN0R
New Trial Asked for Them by P. ".
Meldrlm, Of :,;Sayannah,Y who
Made the Closing Argu-
ment for the De-
PENDANTS.

Union Press Association to the Argus.
New Orleans, April 6-Asnew trial
was asked for Green and Gaynor yes
terday by P. w. Meldrim, of Savan-
nah, who made the closing argument
for the defendants in their appeal to
the United States Circuit Court of APP
peals, This was the fifth consecutive day
of argument
Mr.. Meldrim claimed that it was a
violation Of the national honor to ex-
tradite prisoners as, he said, had been
done in the Green and Gaynor case for
an extraditable offense, and then to
take advantage of the jurisdiction thus
gained to try them on indictments for
different offenses. He repeated the claim
of the defense that extradition had been
for participation in fraud by an agent
or trustee, while one of the indictments
for conspiracy, which was not an
extraditable offense
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-04-11

An advertisement In the ARGUS
brings results, for the reason that the
people read the ARGUS. This is not
what we say: 1t is what our adver-
Users tell us.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-04-11
news FORECAST.
Some NeWsy Briefs. ]. LOT the
Coming Week.

Looming week.
The Interstate commerce commission
is to meet at Topeka Monday to heal
complaints against railroads for alleged
unjust rates on wheat and corn from
Kansas points to Kansas City and
points in Texas.
The case of Mayor Schmitz of San
Francisco, charged with grating, will
be called in court Monday and it is
further delay.
The tenth annual meeting of the Con-
ference for Education in the South will
meet at Pinehu1 st, n. c., Monday and
continue in session two days.
The Missouri legislature will assem-
BILE in special session Tuesday to con-
slider Notwithstanding with the reg
ulation Of public corporations, the en-
forcement of the liquor laws the suppress
sion of race-track gambling and other
matters outlined in the call Of Cover
nor Folk.
The Church Congress of the Ameri-
can Episcopal Church will meet in an
nual session in New Orleans Wednes-
day and remain in session for three
days.
President Roosevelt has promised to
make an address Friday afternoon at
thed dedication OF a statue to the m
of the Rough Riders, erected in the
Arlington National Cemetery.
William J. Bryan and other party
leaders will ATTEND the Jefferson Day
dinners to be given Saturday by the
Democrats of Greater New York.
Washington, D.. c., April 6-The
United States Supreme Court reassem-
bles Monday after a two weeks recess.
The important cases on the docket for
early hearing include the last of the
tariff test cases and the case
Of Damselle Howard against the Ill
Central railroad, involving the
constitutionality of the railroad en-
liability act, passed at the last
of Congress.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-10
PuEDE uN OFFICIAL
eANAR DOS sALARIosa
Esta Question Sc HaIIa Ante Las Au-
toridades de Neutrality-suspicious.
Sucedio Esto?

Especial al Nuevo Mexicano.
Washington, Agosto 3.-Hay
question sobre 81 E. P. Holcomb,
ljefe de 10 Division g" de 10
Oficina General de Terrenos
ahora en- Santa Fe, Nuevo Mexi-
co, y recientemente nombrado
secretario de la corte del primer
distritv judicial de Nuevo Mexi.
co, puede sacar pago como tai
secretario mientras tenga su
posicion como jefe de la Division
Ga de la O6cina General de Te,
rrenos. Holcomb esta ahora in
vestigando el cargo de que ell
..grlmensor General Morgan @.
Llewellyn, no puede ocupar dos
smpleos sacar page por ambos,
Is decir, uno como agrimeDsor
general del Territorio y otro
;omo miembro de Ia comision de
,errenos de los Estados Unidos
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-10
INSTITUTE MILlTAR De NUEWO MEXICO
SU cALIDAD DISTNTAMEt1E M|llTAR.

seryicio camnestre J. do g,,a c,;c;tn ,
81. en- uni6u 10 ,os demas oacIalos ~
Institute ha llevado la excelencia mi
litar d un grado muy eleyado de pro
~fcIencia.
pa''e nhh''ai es ue nece'
sidad la mas saliente en- la ~escuela'
no disminuye en- alguna la
cDra academica, sluo que al contrario
ayuda a ese departamento en- asegu.
rar una cantldada mayor De trabajo de
ciase, del que habia en- case diferente'
El departamento militar asegura dis
cipiina perfecta, y sobre TODD da IN
elerciclo al cuerpo que no podrfa OBJ
tenerse con ning1n otro metodo, La
condicion fisica de los cadetes del ms
tituto M1litar de Nuevo Mexico nunca
Ia uelauo ue lamar "a atencion de 70
US ios que nan eeniuo opoftuhiuaa de
nos : / ca,,as do nsrmansoar ., raSo
tanto tempo tienen Ell aspecto de sol.
dados sazonados listos para trabajo
De campana.
81 Institute Militar de Nuevo Me-
xico es n escuela de enseianza de
alto grado para j6venes, ofreciendo I'm
complete curse academico de estudio
juntamente con cabal en~sehanza mill
tar a los muchachos del Oeste, y 10 es-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-10

en- Nuevo Mexico. cuya comision
esta encargada del deber de es-
coger terrenos plblicos donados
Epor el Congreso de los Estados
Unidos para Ell mantenimiento de
varias instituciones territoriales
bajo 81 acta de Ferguson, cuyo
acta hace al a~grimensor general
de Nuevo Mexico miembro ex-
ofcio de esta comision. La cues.
ton sobre 81 Holcomb puede 9 no
sacar pago del Territorio como
secretario de la corte de distrito
mientras es jefe de la division
&c" de la Ofcina General de
Terrenos Sc halla tambien bajo
consideration.
Hay dos salaries conexos con 81
pago del secretariode la corte de
distrito en- Santa Fe, que son,
uno por parte de los Estados
Unidos y otro por ell Territorio
que monta d 49, 200 al afo y las
propinas. Este dltimo 10 concede
la Legislature territorial.
Sc manifesto que esta es una
exhibition interesante de un of
cial que puede sacar ties saiarios
q Ia vez mientras investiga 81
otro Official puede obtener COS
salaries; Ia question de la legal
dad de los actos del jefe de divi.
sion Holcomb como secretario
de la corte del primer distrito
judicial tambien puede ser venti-
Ell nombramiento como
secretario de la corte de distrito
Sc halla absolutamente en- manos
del juez que preside.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-10
Trasquila de Nuevo
Mexico de esta es-
tacionC Cast toda
Vendida.
IA PRODUCTION REGULAR
Los Precios Que Risen Me-
nos que en- la Estacion
Pasada y Ia Calidad
de Lana Mejor.

NL I.|.|I "t"I EH.ML
La cria de ganado vacuno J
lamar no Sc esta conduciendo or
tan grande escala en- Nuevo Me
xico ahora como sucedia hace
algunos anos pasados en- Ia epoca
de pasteos libres. Este es par
ticularmente cierto en- la cria dc
ovejas, que aunque todavia es
una industrial importante y ln.
crativa va cuesta abajo porque
terreno que hace algunos amos Sc
considerable que no servia sine
para pastear animales SO esta
convirtiende ahora en- haciendas
y granjas Y varias classes de
siembra Sc hacen con mayor 8
menor exito sin la ayuda de irri-
gacion.
De hecho todas las %ovejas en-
esta parte del pals han sido tras-
quiladas y la lana llevada al mer-
cado. Dicese que por regla
general la lana no obtuvo tan alto
precio como ell ano pasado debido
hasta cleric punto q los capiichos
de la variable moda. En- parte
por las invasiones hechas por
nuevos pobladores en- terrenos
de pasteo y en- parte por 81 alto
precio de Ia carne de carnero I'm
n1mero de rebanos Sc estan dis.
minuyendo.
Levi A. Hughes, que es uno de
los ~tratantes de lana que mas
negocian en- esta vecindad dice
que la estacion esta va concluida.
Cuando fue preguntado acerca
del mercado y las condolences en-
general, dijo:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-10

La Escuela Militar del Territorio
que Sc halla situada en- Roswell, Ia
ciudad capital del gran vale de Pecos
ha sido ahora plenamente r~econocida
por Ell DEPARTMENT. de la Guerra dc
los Estados Unidos, como una de las
principles instituciones militares de
educaci6n afuera de West Point. Den
tro de los diez y 0cho meses pasados
ell Institute ha sido tres veces inspec'
cionado por oiciales del ejercito en-
viados a Roswell con ese objeto. todos
los cuales dieron informes encomias'
ticos no solamente respecto a la cali,
dad militar de la escuela, sine a su
trabaj0 acad6mico pleno, ash como
tambien ell curse c~omprensivo de estu-
do.
Uno de los oticiales que visit0 la es'
cuela la ~primavera pasada & hiso una
Investigation completa de la obra, es-
cribiendo al superintendent Sc EXPIRE
SO en- parte como sigue:
"Permftame decirle que su institu-
ci6n es n de las mas nr6speras "a.
ludables v al narecer bien ~condpcidas
escuelas miIitares oue he visto iamas
afuera de Ia academia ~naclonal Az
West Point
..ra, ,...,.,,u a.
5000 n ss
r,a,,ns .,anaa s,osasS. !.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-10

Ell Professor Alfredo M. San
chez regres6 81 Microbes pasa-
do de Las Vegas, donde pronun.
clio la noche anterior un discurso
ante 81 Institute de m~aestros
reunido en- aquella ciudad. Ha.
bia mas que trescientas personas
presentes fue muy ~aplaudido.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-10

VI M .N1 4A1I Att4tt "a.
~ acopiol de lana para A ssta'
cion de 1907 estA va bien exhaus
70. Los precios han varisdc
della A II centavosc onforme "a
calidad y condicion de la lana, q
de hecho ID por ciento menos
que 81 ano pasado.
ia condicion media de las
lanas es mejor que en- Ia estacion
pasada, siendo Ia merma de Q a 8
por ciento, Ia urdimbre por 10
general d6bil q causa de las
fuertes borrascas del invierno y
prlmavera. In trasquila serA
cerca de {, 00O, 900 de libras me.
nos que Ia cantidad usual de Ger.
ca de 10000, 900 de libras.
LOS pAsrEos DEsAPARnoIENDo.
4 u# rNr
ola industrial lamar ha sufrido|
sacramento por razon de que
tantos terrenos que eran antesI
de pasteo estan ahora ocupados
por labradores y por motive de
las restricciones en- las reservas |
nacionales.
LA lana de Nuevo Mexico mol
esta fla fecha en- gran demanda
por los manufacturers, pues los
estilos de ropa preferen ahora 81
articulo liso y acabado que re-
lana larga, fuerte y fina
que no es producida en- este Te,
rritorio.
La cARNE EN- GRAN DEMANDA
Gun ndmero de los duefos de
partidas estan hacienda arreglos
para vender sus rebafos 8 para
mucho su ndmero,
pues las condolences de los pas.
teos Sc estan empeorando con
nucha rapidez y los altos precios
le Ia carne de carnero son muy
,odiciables. |.
"El acopio de borregos en- esta
fu6 por termino me-
lilo 40 por ciento en- los pasteos
i oriente del Rio Grande cerca
le 70 por ciento en- los pasteos
u poniento de dicho rio, Fl pre-
10 de borregos es algo incierto
lasta ahora, pero las indicacio' :
les son que sera 10 mismo6 tai
,ez mas que el aio pasado.'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-10
BLANCA
D0MBARDEADA
Cruceros Franceses
y Espanoles Alta
can la Ciudad
Morisca.
LAS &ATERlAs OEvOl
WER0N FL FUEG0.
Los Grandes Canones de los
Navios Presto las Silen-
ciaron---Muchos Re.
beldesM

beldes
Tanger, Marruecos, Agosto G
I'll crucero Frances Galilee es
taba bombardeando Ell barri
MGrisco de Casa Blanca cuand,
81 dltimo vapor que lego aqui 8,
fu6 de ese puerto. Las Kab.lal
atacaron Casa Blanca y las auto
ridades Moriscas apelaron al co
m~andante del crucero Galilet
pidiendo auxilio. Este desem
barc6 sesenta hombres el cru
cero Espafiof en- Ell puerto desem'
barc6 cuarenta. Esta partida
fue atacada por las Kabilas y z
f~ranceses, incluso un Official, fue-
ron gravemente heridos. A 10
cual Ia fuerza conbinada franco.
espafiola daspejo Ia ciudad de
miembros de las tribns hostiles;
guardias fueron colocadas en-
contorno de los consulados .ex
tranjeros, y luegoel Ga,ilee rom
pi6 fuego con sus grandes ca.
homes contra los rebeldes.
La Bsterla Dlspara a Los Buques.
Londres, Agosto 6.-Un espe'
cial de Tanger de hoy desert.
biendo Ell bombardeo dc Casa
Blanca, dice que 81 crucero fran.
|ces nuchayla y el cafonero
espanol Don Alvaro de Bazan,
tomaron parte con ell Galilee en-
ell bombardeo de las aldeas Mo-
riscas en- rededor de Casa Blan
ca, las cuales lueron totalmente
destruidas por Ell fuego de los
buques de guerra. Durante el
bombardeo grandes refuerzos de
tribenos avanzaron y muchos de
ellos fueron muertos 8 heridos.
La baterfa de Casa Blarca co
en- hacer fuego cor ira los
buques de guerra extranjeros, a
10 cual los ca1ones de los cruce.
ros espafol y franceses fueron
contra la bateria, 10
;ual hizoque 81 comandante moro
,nviase luego un mensajero al
llmirante frances pidiendole per
Ion. Este fue rehusado y Ell
.lmirante enyi6 una orden peren.
oria al comandante morisco que
70 rendiese al consul frances.
Segdn otro despacho especial
e Tanger cerca de 1870 moros
ueron muertos en- 10 cindad,
'aterias y aldeas circunvecinas
Casa Blanca durante ell bonn
por los navios extranje' ,
os. La batefia de Casa Blanca
ne reducida q escombros por las :
.ombas de los buques de guerra.
crucero Va a Mazasan.
Berlin, Agosto g.. I'm despa
no dc Tanger hoy dice que 81
ncargado de negocios aleman
il Hanger llsm6 la atencien del
ncargado de negocios frances a
! posicion psligrosa de los ex'
ranjeros en- Mazagan Ell IL costa
OCCIDENTAL de Marruocos, yque
icho oicial orden6a I'M, de los
ruceros franceses que proce
iese a Mazagan Muchos aie
lanes viven ala aluera de lss
'nertas de Ia .ciudad.
If JAZZ
Espanola Preparedness.
Madrid,s Agosto6 La guArni'
ion dc A'gecjras l,a sido orde
lda 40 poiierse npicde guerrs
IN la mira dc eiiyiAr tropAs dt
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-10

Ell Licenciado Elfego Baca, dc
Albuquerque, Sc nota entire los
que han venidoa la capital a pre-
sentar sus respetos al nuevo go
bernador y asistir a Ia Inaugural
ciou.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07
DIE IN
CRASH Of
TRAINS
SPEEDING LIMITED HITS
FREIGHT ON SIDING
Victims Crushed to Death in
Ruins of FraiI Smoking Carr
Seven Passengers Badly In
jured,

Waterloo, Iowa. Sept g. Eleven
persons were killed and seven or more
were badly injured today when the
northbound Rock Island passenger
train left the rails at Norris. Iowa,
and crashed into a southbound freight
train standing on the siding.
Known Dead.
c. b. CLIBER, Waterloo, travelling
man
j. p. LAMPHERE, Shell Road. Ia,
farmer.
WILLIAM SMITH, West Liberty,
Iowa.
EIGHT UNIDENTIFIED DEAD.
All the dead and injured were in
the smoking car. which was immedi-
ately behind the baggage and mail
cars The smoking car was complete
ly demolished,
The dead and injured We're strewn
among the wreckage The north
hound express was ten minutes late at
Norris, small station three miles
north of Cedar Falls, Iowa, and there
the freight train was awaiting the eX-
press, which came along at a terrific
speed i'm an effort to make up time.
Just as the engine Of the passenger
was about to pass the freight engine
the trucks of the train jumped the
track and the engine crashed into the
engine of the freight, wrecking both
engines and telescoping the baggage
and mail cars and demolishing the
smoking car. Passengers in the two
day coaches following the smoker es-
capped with only violent shaking up.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07
HAS
A DAY WITH
FARMERS
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION
TO CURRY IN LAS VEGAS
Executive Talks Colonization
With VoIiva of Zion City, and
Attends Several Social Func-
tionS.

Especial Dispatch TO the Morning Journal. ]
- East Las Vegas, N. NJ, Sept e.
Governor George Curry was given an
enthusiastic reception blythe people of
Las Vegas today, was a guest at sew
eral social functions, visited the mesa
farming lands and discussed the mer-
its of dry farming with the farmers,
discussed an enormous colonization
scheme with Voliva, of Zion City, who
is here looking over mesa farming
lands and wound up the day with a
formal reception in the Las Vegas
Commercial club, where he met the
major portion of the population
The governor arrived early in the
day accompanied by Land Commits
sioner r. p Ervein and j. d. Sena.
He was met by large number of Las
Vegas people, and shortly after break
fast was accompanied on drive to
the upland farming country, the in
spection of which was one of the chief
objects of his visit. The governor
expressed great pleasure at the sue
cess of the dry farming experiments,
which, by the way are no longer ex-
periments, and upon his return talked
enthusiastically for some time with
VoliVa, who, in behalf of large col
ony from Zion City is negotiating for
the purchase of 10000 acres of land
in addition to the 5000 acres already
contracted for by the Zionists.
The governor was a guest at lunch
con at the home of Judge William j
Mills, and this evening was the guest
of honor at a reception and smoker in
the Commercial club.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07
ARMY OFFICER GETS
SEVERE SENTENCE
Dismissed From Service In Disgrace
for Embezzlement.

Washington, Sept. 6-The president
has approved the sentence of court
martial in the case of First Lieutenant
Charles E. Mccullough, Thirteenth
cavalry. recently convicted In Cuba of
giving worthless checks, duplicating
his pay accounts. embezzlng funds of
the camp exchange and officers mess,
desertion and presenting false claims
against the United States.
He was sentenced to dismissal and
two years confinement and publica-
tion of his crime, punishment and
place of abode In the newspapers Of
his state. The character Of Lieutenant
McCullough's dismissal is known as
dismissal with ignOmy" This sem
tence is seldom imposed Under the
law no officer of the army may speak
to an officer so dismissed without sub
jecting himself 10 disciplinary action.
Dismissal with ignomy' was part
of the sentence OF Captain Oberlin NJ.
Carter of the army engineer corps,
convicted of embezzlement In cOnneo-
tlon with the work of improving sa-
Vannah harbOr