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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-02
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LIE n New YerR ca $3.50 a Year
The American Magazine has started
q usw segartmens called Tae PSlgviml's
Scrip. e IS sort e confessional In
the 0esahee aauaAsr gcusrisgser whose
name i withheld takes ap she ease o.
al 81 SEQ . scar paving teller il New
YcrS Csry wha recsutiy sso1e seee0A
The tel1sr's eFiuls IS nor excused or aiads
light a. but shs author az ~ article
presents sona vezas Interesting facts
about h1e il New YORK City e 81 500
year BE says, IA parts
Begsn with The rsut. fhg teller paid
$40 q Haash Thar Is $50 4 year !
kn0w that Ne 8as roc sxtraYagaas ln
thar particular nevev saw an apart
merit f0s m4eh less thar 81 nAenth
thar = nsn ghivty 5vs years Cd With
8 position of considerable Impaff&Reee
in bank aould waat - take bis wife
e.
Sow take the cost Of running the
bsasse. Ny wife and I cart Sc bow
two peapla can alsaw less than $3.50 v
year faF faod, light, gas fas eee&ime,
insurance gn household geaas. hme
laundry entertainment. aRa extra heAp
nv extra help mean a wenan e0Eaing
III ene day week 10 10 washing and
elasaing, Whem We say feo3 Ne nieem
simple. clean. n0urishing s0ea Ard a
course, that m1eans the purchase "a but
ter at ; prize which nowadays almost
eqeals that d a fair grs3e og eaaeolate
1reamS 1t also means she economical
use of Seeeat meat, waieA, Al everybody
knows. II Va expensive taat aane butt
those Ia reasonably eomforta0ie eiFgnm.
stances ean afford " h&ve ut ail Haw
ever man gagd eu0ugh Ton corporate
snretv company To bond for S25aN0
ana intelligent assd responsible enough
10 have bis hands on Sl00Ao0 81 your
money ami Ry money. ought 70 Be wersh
feeding.
Aly wife can't see how TIE wife of
New York paying teller can have n
personal allowance ~ isss than S200 u
wear. She must manage we'll ia dress
decentiv 81 that. she must dress, det
gently. too. tor some time, On sAegt
warning the cashier viii Invite her and
her husband to dinner, and on all ae
counts GNRN NtANt ~ ~. f0 sttF Nus
bands clothes and the care Of them, I
have allowed $3.50 year, with the
strictest economy he cam, ON that, look
like banker For his lunches, ear-tav,
newspapers and inciaentals. | have al-
lowed $3.50 a year. and il be gets
through Oh that be Is 4 little Napoleon
OF strategy,
Already I have accounted for Sl,6S0,
There are size left. and the following
items are unaecounted for;
savings.
Life insurance.
Doctors bills.
Dentists bills
AmuSements.
Gifts.
Annual vacations
Books and periodicals.
Replenishing furniture, etc.
Il have said nothing about children,
I will leave that part Of the discussion
10 President Roosevelt lie have thought
! that all cut"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-02

Belfast eIahman SAYS Conditions Gav.
againg Racs An Al wrang

Belfast. Qrt. 2-.ni al inHarview the
Hon. HWli O. Nsiis secretary o. tir
koxal tistar Nachh snth. said he bad
tt*tFS Hrtu 1lH inififuu Haat Hfti nt1Nin
HHis governing eiu rlca Ger the Aunrif
can dip vars 40 WRONG and not ara ~
qnRf1 - obtain. "a an nlscnatl0nn
1saaesf. h. niE 10 disaalegnfage what.
ever 0uwat %. bn piAcad b saa way "a
ahs challenger
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-02
D.. natia Ksnnsar. Roaaaat. N. !

lAear SIR Some ttUlg since ! Was
troWhlel with hlotehes coming eas MI
MN breask III 1 serofalous character. and
INV general system seemed Ia be oas ~
order. was indneel 20 thy M David
Nenuedy's Eavorite Remedy The first
bottle drove the eruption away aud
feal better eyeFy way, IL IS a Splenail
hlooi medicine Henry 5, kldEedge,
Rochester, n, n
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

RSlg SALE ssaege fsEHa teS@ts& ReswaeA
FStg@s aaa MtstKaHsskteWM Wk@ ae ses& wtth
ssaeg WA seahs. hagseaps4 thEbfs@fe, ~ waabs8
ifaeFS Ate MI eaSas. seaRsas8 k@@ gAsxSS 8agse
ss hen@ AlA kAa hax. e@Es. esNes esps, po&Ata@ri
hs,gsa att EaxMaYAx f@ats. A8aRseAaA4 nsymfa@ES II
oange& Nha an9ss RaepfEgN e&a RS sg4gAs
ggF 81 $40 GasEer Aaek k9a At aAaee, ~ ms r.
eagiNn i asst rigas seg property " X haas@s
aatekly. DQasst y shs p. A. Perry Real ~
sass ageeey, 1&4a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-02


NJ iadiha wn0 hage uaosl Nhwhfas
Enroifld6 apeal1 n e ~ lhp lieneal
orfnn. Tor ils alliek sifa0t Ia onaaeinH
no scalp De dnndriff ana alHQ or ~ ssr
laiiunca. 90 g general anif-sirsssiiis =
nnllns tiia soaln leei lfash And q al'pzs
mat iirhlns Nhiea 1ansfan vii aaAlae
vnrsnrg'. 9aroitltln sHootlvalN ealsla
ian,faff a. IL analraya mo goun tnak
snneaa III rae same ssr't eatiNnn atur =
MI onf. ANA lnlnr 1aluneaa, IN AllinB III
farniuitln stupa salilnH hair ana plweanis
alglna~A N s als0 a. uuai hair trtss
1r Tor b uilda a. artiDcrtiie charm g.
30 hair that ID qllta 1iHliuutiVa sole
y nadinH ii-lGxihta send iou. IN aluuu
~ safrnln -, rha anrnllidn Co. ~
.t rfnh.
Two sfnss.--s0 ssnka snd tt1n
81 A. rEaNn. >aoCinl 1Na1E
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-02
AT AUCTION

sr Private sale. yoar farm. hnuse, fur
ainzrs. stock or tools. For teruls arr;
darss address r. y BECKLETs Nc.
Park Street. Barrs. VI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-02
FOR sAI1s IN ffaH hi HI CAfs REAL HSr ATE
I AeSNesx. BOLSTER El0CN. RAlsEE. VI

g9stage RgtsS@. seyea EaaNs% Az q& t8AMktsn
segees Qa1paF ax keagNa, nav AeE NJ AZ seas VA
aessef fhe A0mse II nearly new and AsA bash,
eisetrie hEAts 4as, kegnAse, h0t watsg SeA
necttas, SeMaeet tea wftA the seweN EVesy.
thia4 Ia HFsGsebAss repair. &hs NEsea y very
reasonable ksaA
NlarRa Here 4 tAe EASfa Ne3t Rave aeeM t0ek
ies Ror rs &efss IA saaies fsNln the cay pest
ofRice. rats fara wigt keea 81 COWS amA teAnss
HAN an cRF WITH m2ahAe@ 0eq@ sk@tse9 az
ieoreha1A Nea2 seAaa& 6nlsasAsS s93a,
s8th rnnntae water Ut haNSe AVID haEn AeA
sae fps selitrg 4 the awGef Il EAkAg Away. gAfA
n the eas&N galm el sss stze AhA y@lWh this tsss
lance Fy0Sa sha etsY psaneF thAs IN On EAa s@ags
ket tN4tay MkM sell st@eN. EgAfS NAMW pfNNtMee
Win thc farm Ii r8afafgsst p0A't ba laSe GAL
III the aheys aseasy feg paee ara tegsAss
Tel ls8& tsAt'
large storehaRse fer SAFE ~ tegeAN tsasl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-02

taeae tnaE me nIparinensaip saiasaen p =
Annes. a. g.. 3 n and 81. 4. Baliey q nllh
ins 'useaisssi lg muclal lanaeaaE 81 ala tnuve
1aEs1sfs tnd r1af r 81 xinn~v wis guiinuC and
1ay 81 bills ~ Ila i1avn afiu aad cataln M
aanIa a. ~ E Aimay i ~.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-02
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-02
mAI ESTaIE FoR sAlE


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Qaass tntI f1fninr syuie lee 81 500. tnQuifo
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-02

~ Ha>feA sIeaIn aaffts Il rtI eihIt
esaiAifiasi. NoiNn faut -aesa aet.f lIl sillf
teH ilia. ne inina 1ii NstiAa 4asaA k'lulses
8 LlnNs llnn.a W.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-02

FOR SAI,E-sSfx sg0Nm h0Nse an modern
,Aeventanees. Atsa p8Anes Apply 60 0fe4NH
WitiAnAscn, HANK street RaFgA tg3tl*
FARM FNE SAL IS situated tr9 msla t4Nm
rAfnAelA village. consisting Ng S aNgsa 9K eNe
eelleng tanHs welt AtNlaed AhtN Mlm$es pasture
anQ Woodland Running water 9AilAkN l#H1
,aYt smooth Ne steNeAi NvtN level ftNer tAENA
Also taftatag fsels aad nfoa1oe taised eA the
farqa the past seasens Also the st0ck, consist :
tne ~ h. eNAa sANe kGang sfNNk, NAe pAlg u
yeAng hoeses, weight sac RaNhds, ene , the
athef dyeaFs OLD. very desAfaeie seaM WIZ
,aN Altogether 81 separate GAN W address
sseSs 81 Aobisii, i9ataaetd, NJ tsstta
non Sal E~AEsa Ssnnet street. tWe tane
ment hnHse ig toenss IN both. AL Wetteta
eanvenlenees AMI ta NNea FtpAlt, ttshAees
elsetftS HEATS hAth. hNt water f8nneg ITEMS
hard s,noa aoggs etc The location makes kAts
mace desirable fat heme ef te ~ invest
nent COME il aud set eNF priee me
tate Real Estate Aseaeys hafFe, W lNRs
NOR SAl.H-# FaFa leo acres, iafEe MeaaaA
tn.,atea I'M Cal,ot gAFse miles ffoh NAishhesdt
~, M main r.fsA ffaM Montpelier o. 81 tahass
nafy Ne Mill ineiaae Win ife tafia eetNeeN
"a and 60 tons et hay. faice si,sN d q Nete
Real Esate Agency. Barre, " tvl 1854 tetst
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-02

rhere Aara q ganmiliuUnts al this
lulira az elfrnVf3pC during ssplamnpN
rhls & itn .esa s'ian In Aaplat ANA 3
unusually ligan
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-02
EEIP WAVED
HlssA & eulNxeuRc
mEpaaY. MASS

wtNFsI,.-k aas1dio- sqe1 egiilaR ~ ge8,
easl aoasasolk APPS = k2beFs 1Qasssa
NaesIagsais. fstN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-02

W8NfKp Good. eapiaH stt sQz hpAsos
ae94 apply b NHe As9aeens n Aset
sksQes niNs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-02

3nli 81 tla nanbers Vi the eaNnai
Lenfur sqiiuei ii n,fi mfsirfr'l lt tlis
church IA tm1 pihcu riomiiy lu Fas
mim. SUMS 81 tiiu participants eame
flmu a. Ia - Aioiiilqn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-02
EUSNESS cARnS


elIcs Hmlas Q a N. b An.
tflu b and 7 tbs nm
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
SWAN BOAT VERDICT.
Negligence Caused accident, Says
COroner-Herrman CenSured.

The coroner gave out his verdict yesterday on
the swan boat accident OF Sunday. Gross neglt-
gence on the part of Arnold Tisch, who has the
swan boat concession in Central Park, he said,
caused the death of Mary Ryan. Park Coplmis-
sioner Herman was also censured. AS soon as the
verdict had been rendered the coroner released
Thomas Lee. the attendant the capsized boat,
and ordered copy of the testimony given TO
the District Attorney for presentation to the
grand ury. Tisch was arrested at the time
OF the accident and was released the next day.
The jury blamed him for negligence in the con-
struction and equipment of the boats. and
charged Park Commissioner Moses Herman
with contributory negligence in not providing
proper inspection and adequate safeguards.
Lee testified that he had been ordered TO
make short trip, and he got under way
another boatman hailed him and asked him If
he wanted newspaper. Lee said that he an
swered that he much preferred ball" Coro-
Shrady here broke in to ask Lee II he had
been drinking was intoxicated Lee replied
that ut took more than one ball TO throw him.,
and went with his testimony The craft was
rocking slightly at that time, he said, but not
enough to cause alarm. Then the platform rest
ing on the float, and on which are the seats
slid off the catamarans. throwing the passen-
gers into the water. He did not know how many
persons were on the boat. but there were fewer
than fourteen. The turn. he said was neither
long nor short When he came out Of the water
after aiding some of the victims he said. TisCh
gave him a quarter for a drink and told him
10 go home.
The Park Commissioner said that he would
investigate the accident, and If any Of his
subordinates had not done their duty III prop
erly inspecting the boats he would see that
they were punished.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
ENTER JUDGE L1WRENCE
Oscar Is on the Seas, SO Referee
Takes Leading Part.

Oscar Hammerstein is the high seas SO ex-
Justice Lawrence found yesterday how i'm
portant factor he was in the proceedings for the
revocation of the license OF the Victoria Theatre.
which is now In the hHrd5 Of William Hammer
stein. In submitting argument for the theatre Mr.
Vorhaus ended his plea by telling the referee that
they would have to stand by his decision, as the
city charter was explicit in saying that no appeal
could be taken
The ex-Judge looked surprised. rs that true?"
he asked. Il am more important factor than l
at first considered myself
Mr. Forhaus in his argument went over the
testimony, and said that It necessary TO show
that William Hammerstein. who was in danger OF
losing his license and being debarred from the
theatrical business. had himself sanctioned or or
dered the acts which IN violation of the pro-
visions of the charter.
He said that HamTuersten had not been present
at the performances on which the evidence was
based, and that he had had posted In a conspicuous
place copy OF the section OF the charter involved
and had instructed his manager and the performers
to see that there was no violation OF it.
He said that the acts violations of tha
charter. in any event. and ended by telling MIR
Lawrence the Importance OF his decision
Assistant Corporation Counsel Pierce said there
personal attack on Mr.. Hammerstein ''The
records show" he went on that Il was the same
stupid vaudeville performance that is given every
other night OF the week"
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
ACCEPTED BRIBE, SAY DETECTIVES
Tenement House Process Server Held in
Heavy Bail for Examination.

Samuel H. Abrams of No. l2O East l09th street a
process server In the Tenement House Department
was arrested yesterday by detectives OF the Dis
trtct Attorneys Office. charged with having ec-
cepted an unlawful fee. According to one Of the
detectives, Abrams when arrested exclaimed.
why do they make n mark of me? EVERYDAY In
the department is getting his, and why should I
be singled out?"
Abrams was arrested at the home of Mrs Cath
crime Worth, OF No 24O2 Creston avenue The Bronx
Ihere are three families living In the house which
is not htted up with fire escapes Under the tene-
inent mouse law IL is necessary for a house occr-
pied py more than two families he equipped with
nre escape, so last Saturday, according to the
detectives, Abrams called Mrs. Worth and fter
olrecung her attention to the law and POINTING ot
now expensive II would be for her to comply with
IT, told her that for 500 matters could be ARRANGED
satisfactorily " "'t"'seu
Mrs; Worth gave him SO then with tho updar
stfthding that he was TO call again yesterdav aud
get the rest the detectives say AS soon as he ,ad
gone she went to the District Attorneys Once ana
reported the arrangement. Mr. Smyth Acting Djs
tric Attorney, gave her SIS in marked bills ana sar
Detectives Reardon and Brennan 10 her house Ses
terday In time for them TO conceal themselves aud
oyerhear everything Abrams said and arrest him
with the money on him Abrams was hold In 60 .na
Dali FOR examination to-day. " "0'''
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
FRISCO POLICE ACTIVE.
PreUent Repetition of Disorders by
Carmen and Strike Breakers.

San Francisco, May S-A conference was held
in the Mayors Office to-day between Mayor
Schmitz. Patrick Calhoun. president of the
United Railroads, and Richard Cornelius, presi-
dent of the Garments union. The Mayor pro-
posed that the be submitted to a committee
of fifty citizens. 10 be appointed by him. Presi-
dent Calhoun did not accept the suggestion, but
stated he would his colleagues and give an
answer later, President Cornelius said that
while he had no objection to the appointment Of
such a committee he could not agree to its act
ing board Of arbitration. The Mayor. in
closing the discussion. declared his intention of
appointing the committee regardless of the opin-
ion of either Calhoun or Cornelius
The temper of the police was radically differ
ent from that Of yesterday. To-day they
showed a disposition to watch the cars and
prevent union men from throwing missiles. Each
car was manned by half dozen men, none of
whom were armed. OF the twenty-five persons
injured in yesterdays fight between the strike
breakers and the crowd. reports from the hos
pitals to-day indicate that four more Will die
Nearly all the other wounds proved to be super
fetal and most of the wounded have been re-
moved to their homes.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
MEXICO WILL NOT FIGHT.
Moderate Measures to Enforce De-
s mand ON Guatemala.

CITY of Mexico May S-Mexico will not go TO
war with Guatemala over the question OF the
extradition of General Jose Maria Lima, charged
with completely in the assassination of General
Barillas former president of Guatemala, VINO
was killed in the City of Mexico. This fact was
announced by the Minister of Foreign RelatlohS
Sehor Mariscal. He said however. that any
overt act or direct insult by the Cabrera govern
ment would completely change the attitude of
the Mexican government. adding that no such
contingency was expected to arise.
For the third time Mexico has addressed Qua
temala in regard to the affair. In the latest
note the government pointed out the extreme
patience with which It had acted. and warned
President Cabrera of the light in which he would
be placed in case of his refusal TO acquiesce TO
Mexico's request Until reply to this request
is received no Cabinet meetings will be held
What will happen If the reply TO this latest note
is unfavorable TO the government is a matter
which the State Department refuses TO discuss
in detail. Minister MarscaI admitted that diplO-
matte relations between the two countries might
be broken. but even this. he said. would not be
construed an indication Of war.
This was as far as Minister Marisca cared to
be quoted, but from official source high
that of the head of the State Department 1t
learned that this decision OF the Mexican gov
ernment unraveed thread of the tangle in
which the Guatemalan affair is bound.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
CRAFTSMEN ELECT OFFICERS.
National Society Rounds Out First Year of
Existence

The National Society OF Craftsmen has just COM
eted it's first year OF existence. and at its annual
election TueSday Spencer Trask reelected
president, William j. Fosdick elected vice
president. Philip J. Mosenthal treasurer and Fred
erick s. Lamb secretary.
An extensive programme Of work for the coming
was projected. the most interesting feature
being exhibition next fall OF arts and crafts TO
include only modern work but historic pieces.
to exemplify the progress of craft work through
the centuries. Such exhibition this has never
been given in this country and IT is expected, will
great interest
II is unknown to many tnat some of the finest
examples in the world OF ancient wood carving,
metal work etc, In the possession OF American
connoisseurs II is hoped TO have the best of these
at this exhibition. and the cooperation will be OBJ
tanned of such societies the National Arts Club,
the Society Of Ceramic Art, and others. Those in
terested IN the exhibition obtain full informa-
ton by communicating with the secretary at No. 119
East 18th street. of the society.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
EAST SIDE MOURNS LOSS
Thousands attend Funeral of City
Chamberlain Keenan,.

There was large gathering OF East Siders at
the funeral Of City Chamberlain Patrick Keenan,
held at st. Brgid's Church. 6th street and Avenue
b. Nearly FIVE hundred carriages followed the
body 10 Calvary Cemetery. From $50 until 10
O'Clock his old friends passed by the coffin in his
home, at No. 253 7th street. The hearse was fol-
lowed 10 the church by $50 members Of the Jerfer-
son Club, wearing small white badges The church
was not large enough TO hold the mourners
The honorary pallbearers eX-Mayor Grant
ex-Mayor Van Wyck. Patrick A. MCGOWAN. Pres-
dent OF the Board of Aldermen: Borough President
Ahearn, Controller Metz, ex-Justice Morgan j.
O'Brien, Charles F. Murphy John F. Carroll John
Fox, president OF the Democratic Club: School Com
missioner Abraham Stern, Deputy City Chamber
lain John H Campbell Timothy d. Sullivan David
Gideon Robert A. Pinkerton, Justice Leonard A.
Giegerich DIR. Henry W. Berg. Benjamin Hoffman
John Halloran. Richard Croker tr, William
Hannah, Gerald FNzgibbon. William TAFT Con-
gresham Suzer, Daniel Buckley. Abraham Ros-
man. Thomas shels and Justice Newburger
Representatives from all walks Of life were present
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
BUILDING OWN YACHT.
Father and Son to Seek .JdmeStO5cn
in Homemade Boat.

Henry Wesp, of No. 302 West 95th street. aid
ed by his son. IS building a motor boat, with
which he intends making the trip TO the James
town exposition some time in the latter part OF
June. The keel laid about two months ago.
1t is the first attempt at boat building ever es
saved by the two men now work the fin
shing touches
Wesp makes a living by raising and selling
garden produce in his plot of about half an acre.
on the block between oath and 95th streets and
West End avenue. and has been living in
frame cottage on a rise in the ground for the
last twenty-six years. He and the mate" his
son. who is a fireman attached To Engine Com
pany 90 have built the boat entirely by hand
IN the back yard of the little cottage. Every
detail Of the little craft is of home manufacture
with the exception Of the engine, which IS Of the
gasolene type. and capable of developing IS
horsepower. calculated TO drive the boat through
the water at the rate OF fourteen miles an hour
June l is the date set for the launching when
the boat will be carried on a truck to Mays
Dock West 95th street, and named in the
North River After everything has been made
shipshape Skipper Wesp his son and two
daughters will embark for the exposition fol-
lowing the coast line by easy stages The fam
fly will make their headquarters while AT the
fair on the boat, there being ample sleeping ac-
commodations in the hold of the vessel for that
purpose
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
CARRINGTON'S MOVE.
RETAINS JULIUS MAYER.
Scrugham's Chief assistant Said to
Haze CHANGED His altitude.

1t Is understood that Charles F. Darlington, the
its chief watcher at the New York Life canvass.
has retained Julius NJ. Mayer ex-Attorney Gen
eral of this state, protect his interests in the
District Attorneys conspiracy against
Scrugham, Darlington and Stirrup which is set
for trial this morning.
In view of the fact that Mr. Mayer was counsel
for Superintendent Kelsey. whose department the
international committee criticised severely; In
view, also. of statements at variance with Mr.
TO the District Attorneys office. the news of Mr
Carrington's consultations with Mr. Mayer caused
great interest in insurance circles last night Car
rngton, 1t IS said in statement which he has
made already to of District Attorney Jerome.s
assistants. has declared that he the opening OF
every international ballot box. that while he did
the Ralston affidavit referring only to 1876 bal
lots. he did any such affidavit as that de-
scrbed by Mr.. Scrugham having been placed
In single box containing LOO alleged perfected
ballots.
Darlington. it is said especially since his incar-
ceration for several hours In prison penang MS
being bailed out has changed his views somewhat
though the fact of Carrington's consultation with
him the received confirmation. Just Wilat
share Mr.. Mayer will have in the court proceeding
could not be learned. John B. Stanchneld nsurlhs
the official representative Of all three men,
The District Attorneys office. II is said no" mas
evidence OF least case OF forgery against
one of the three Meanwhile. according TO
the statement of one of the committeernen. AT tne
week a motion may be made that the committee
disband forthwith.