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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-05
VAUGHAN AT LARGE.
Richmond Police Haver't Yet Located
Star in Murphy Tragedy.

RICHMOND. VA, Dec. 4.-The 20
lice have no later news of a. NJ.
Vaughan than has been printed Inc
last heard of the man he was IN
Baltimore. but. before hr could b
arrested he escaped. The man.
when he LEI: here had comparatively
little money. and he could not get
very far away. unless more is sent
him. Vaughan. it is said. has 4
broth n the drug business in llamp-
ton. and this fact has been called
to the attention of the police. Last
nigh. wild rumOr was spread that
Vaughan had committed suicide.
The charge against him now Is
aiding and abetiing the alleged Grim"
OF Fannie Pope. This. however. can
be changed to murder at an, tim"
In reality. he can be charged " IN
two murders-those OF Mary Murphy
and her child
COmmonwcalths Attorney Folke'
said today that he could not allow
Fannie Pope 20 turn States evidence
in order 10 convict Vaughan. II ISM
Impossible. however that Della Pope
Famnie's daughter. may be given II"
chance Bob of these women ar"
in jail.
/, is thr genera! opinion. however
that there is sufficient cvidcnC" 10
convict Vaughan if he is caught Tn"
tC:'imony OF Ambrose Hill is con
sidcrc,i sufficient 10 convice a jGiE
that he is guilty. inasmuch as n"
voluntarily told Mr.. Hill thai h" d.
uu.,d of III" chiId's body
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-05
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. SATURDAY, DECEMBER >. 1905.
TUBERCULOSIS DURABLE.
Or. Levy Recommends Pure Air. Sun
shine and Sustaining Food.


BRISTOL. VA. Dec. THE for
tern,h semiannual m,",i ing of ;h'
Southwes; Virginia Medical So"ie:y
now being held here was addressed
by Dr. f. {. Levy, OF Richmond i'll
the new Young Mems Christian As
socia,ion biiliing las night. The
night meeting Was public ana man ;
Bristohans attended.
nr. Levy discussed contaeioIS d..
SEA rs. illus;rali.g tn" various topics
by means of s,c.rol'icon views.
DIR, Levy. in discussing consump'
tion. declared that the IDEAS" was
curaE,e. the remedy being pure air.
Slnshin" ana plenty OF TODD.
Following ET LtTys lecture 'h"
wives e Bri> to! physicians served
llncheon to the visiting physicians.
Dr. Stuart Mcclure, o: Richmond
yesterday address, d h" so";c'y upon
Some Accepted Facts and Moot"f
Points in n" MaMHgem"nr Of App"I-
dicitis
Variou>. S"bjActs OF great import
acc 10 'hc medical profession w"r"
discuss, d at toAay's session.
Prominent among hose taking par
in the III 'cussions were: 4 B. Gre
nicr. Rural Retreat; +. 7. Br& iE,
Abingdon: J. II. Dunklrv. Saliril!";
W S. Slicer. Cripple Greek: 4. +.
Horne. Glade Spring: ~ S. Stronse.
Baltimore: r. u. Wiley and J. G. Oar
den Salem: J. NJ. Ph;pps. Rnral Re
treat: ". ii. Cass"N. W.theviie; W.
l.. Powell and Hugh l.. Trout RoA,
nol;".
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-05
x(NAcE0 BY BATTERIES on lAlO
All Lights In La Guaira Go Out az
Netherlands Battleship Appears
Unweicomc Visitor Gazes into Mug
zIes Of castro's Artillery-Probabiy
Beginning Of Blockade.
fUy Associated ProsS).

WlLEMSTAD. dec. Having
been unable 10 obtain an amicable
srttl, ment OF outstanding differences
with Venezuela, the Netherlands gov
eminent has begun n naval demon.
stration of the cOast Of the South
American republic. and since We'd
nr>day vessels flying the Dutch flag
have steamed along the coast from
Puerto Cabello To Laauaira at a dis
lance OF 1000 Yards. from the shore.
Three Ships on Job.
The battieship Jacob Van Heems-
kerk and the cruisers Gelderland and
Fricslaind are engaged in the opera
tion, which it is said will continue
indefinitely
The Jacob Van Hec mskerk arrived
here this morning, bringing the above
news, Two cruisers had proceeded to
Maracaibo. it was stated, though the
officers observed secrecy conce rning
the movements Of the vessels
The >Heemskerk will relieve the
Ge!derland at Maracaibo Monday.
With steam up in all her boilers the
Van Heemskerk arrived off Lasuaira
Wcdne sday morning at o'clock.
Guns Point from Shore.
AS soon as the battleship was sight
ed all the lights in the city were ex-
tinguished. From the deck OF the
ship could be seen the guns ashore
pointed toward the battleship. which
was kept ready for action. ~
The Heemskirk remained tut one
day OF Lsguaira and yesterday pro-
ceeded up the coast and passed be-
tween the shore and the small sandy
islands in the bay of Puerto Cabello
off The city OF Puerto Cabello.
The demonstration Is regarded as
indicating that the preparations for
an effective blockade OF the Venezue-
Ian coast are complete.
II IS reported here that the Neither
lands battleship De Ruijter left Hol-
land for this port
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-05
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
Champ Clark Has No Opposition for
House Minority Leadership.
(by Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Dec. 4
Representative Clayton. of Alabama
today announced thar the Democratic
members of the House OF Repres"n
taliNeS viii hold Il caucus tomorrow
might for the purpose Of forming MS
organization for tn" coming session
OF Congress.
Mr.. Clayton said that Representa-
tive Champ Clark, Of Missouri vii!
DE elected leader ot III" minority
party 20 succeed John Sharp VIII
liams. q! Mississippi.
W. Clark will have no opposition
for the leadership said Mr.. Clayton.
Mr.. clark IS tn" ranking Democratic
member on the House ways AM:
means committee. aud was tn" most
active intcrrogator al the larin hear
inGs which the committee has been
holding
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-05
FEDERAL COUNCIL TAKES
UP THE LABOR PROBLEM
Resolutions Adopted Favorins Adolf
ton of Child labor-For Shorter
Hours and Higher Wages.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Dec. IA
clear conception Of what the Federal
Council OF the Churches Of Christ in
America hope to accomplish through
church unity. was conveyed through
the action of the body in session here
To-Day in adopting resolutions placing
itself on record as favoring active
work in the interest Of the laboring
man and organized labor and also
urging better distribution Of
churches and the home missionary
workers.
Rev. Charles Steltzer. Of New York,
superintendent OF the department OF
Il bor Of the PRESBYTERIAN church, de-
clarei that the relation Of the labor
ing man 20 the church was one that
Jared not be ignored. He said that
topics must be introduced to interest
the working man in the church and
keep him away from socialism.
He declared that socialism had TAX
en- he lead from the church In TAX
ing no the fight for advancement In
behalf OF labor and placed hiUseIf
on record as favoring organized h.
tor No matter what the evils Of the
labor organizations. he said. they
were necessary in protecting the
working man against organized CAPT
tai
This" nc said. is the common
mans era. The laboring man Is 60
ing on TO victory and he is heing led
nv the socialists" Rev. A. J. Nc
KeIway Of New Orleans. secretary
fer the Southern states Of the Na.
tioraI Child Labor Comm 'ssion, de-
clsred that the greatest shame OF the
country was child labor and that the
greatest shame OF tine church 10 ifs
disregard OF this industrial and social
problem.
The resolution Of tire committee On
the church ard modern industry.
was adopted recommending the sboai-
ton Of child labor: the regulation -
he work OF women so as to protect
the physical and moral health Of con-
munities: he suppression d TIE
sweating system the protecting q
the worker from tanscroIs machiD--
cry: a reasonable reduction Of IL
hours Of labor 10 the lowest peseft
cal.,c point: living vase as Ue11s
mum IN every industry and fcg IL
hishest wage thst each industry 60
afford and many other matters q -
form as affecting the ~orkingnaaS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-05
MEETING FEATURELESS.
Virginia Baseball League Magnates
Do Nothing Startling.

RICHMOND. VA. Dec. Mag
mates of he Virginia League were IN
session at Murphy's hotel until
o'clock this morning. but the meet
ing was fearureIess so far as any
revolutionary action was concerned.
Great things were expcctei-chang"
of pres dent. shift Of franchises, rails
ing OF salary limi. and so on.
The committee on circuit has no re-
port TO make. so the six-club circuit
will stand as il is The magnates de-
cided that 81 800 a month was The
proper limit for Virgin as smaller
clubs. The balloting for president
stood : TO throughout between Jake
wells. the incumbent. and Charles W.
y yer president Of the South Atlantic
League.
The members will meet again his
afternoon and try to break the dead
lock.
These present are: G. r. Will
liams representing Roanoke: Ouo
we'll. AMI w ". Hannah. Jr.. Nor
folk. Jake Wells. W p. Bradley. r.
VI. Gregory. Jr Richmond: w. ~
Clark and r u Graham. Danvillr:
Charles 7. Bland. Portsmouth and
Dr =! A. Anderson. Lynchburg.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-05
Feature Ct Session Of Association
Of lifa Insurance Presidents.
ENloG's1; LETTERS ARE READ
Testimonials CT Appreciation OF
Character Ct Late President OF the
Un;.c6 States Come from Many
Former Associates Of Statesman.
(Bv Associated Press.)

NEW YORK Dec 4-NOiable eN'
ercises in memory Of the late Grover
,yeland. former President of the
United States constituted the feature
4 the opening session IN this ely ~
dav Of the Association of Life lnsur-
ance Presidents of which he had been
chairman during the year and halt
between the time Of its organization
ard his death
The program included addre Sses
by President Paul Morton. OF the
Eor':abre Life Assurance Society. and
DR.. John H. Finley. precedent CT the
CC!iecC OF the City of New York AMI
the reading of letters which had been
received from former Eice-PreSident
Adlai F. Stevenson and Governor
Hoke Smith ard Hillary \. Herbert,
members Of Mr. Cleyeland's cabinet.
Peabody the Chairman.
TIE meeting was called to o-ier
bv RCber. Lynn Cox ard Pre'id Mt
Charles A Pcabodv. Cf he Mutual
Life Insurance Company acted rs
chairman Paul Morton. president oi
the Equitable Life Assurance Soc:eiH.
made the opening address.
John H. finley. president Of the
College Of the City Of New York
spoke Of the splendid example Of the
late President Cleveland in his publ
and private career.
Letters OF tribute 10 The late Prcsi-
dent by members Of his cabinet. w"r"
read.
S:evensor's Tribute
Adlai r. Stevenson. vice-rre 'ident
in the second administration "f ;he
lat Grover Cleveland sent q letter
dated Blcomi ctGn III. November -
in which. after giving EXPIRE sion ot
his appreciation of the variable pub
l'c service Of Mr.. Cleveland. and n
the loss the country has sustained
in his death said
Closely associated with him during
his light years Of administration OF
the government had an exccii"n' oP-
prtunitv e knowing his worth as
man and his keen sense cf the TO-
.pcnsibiiftv devolving on him a. ih"
incumbent Of the great cffic". His
tory can truly say Of him that r"
macnifed the exalted position 10
which ne had hren called. did ro'hi"E
10 detract from its dignity IN IN"
Judgment Ct his coun'rvmcn and vi
tho world
Cleveland was Conse-vs i've.
He was a devoted siudCn; Of the
sc'cncc NJ government he ind1lc"d
IN no hazardous experiment. tn"
Tathway OF the frthcrs was to him
that cf safety and Of wisdom II"
ccpeiituiicn Of tho t'rited states vas
over the man ~ his coun-ii'
The ability AMI lofty statesman,
Continued on Second Pagc)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-05
TABLETS RECEIVED.
viii Be Placed or Walls Of James
town Memorial Building.

RICHMOND VA. Dec. at a
meeting here today Of the Virginis
Society of Colonial Danes. the com
miitee IN charge. reported that two
bronze tablets. one 20 Chance. the
Ind an boy who furnished Information
20 the settlers. which prevented tho
massacre Of all on the island. and an
other TO all of the colonial governors
of Virginia. have bcrr received and
placed on the walls Of the memorial
building a. Jamestown.
The tablets will bc unveiled in the
spring. when appropriate exercises
viii be held.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-05
Game Law VioIators Fined.

CHARLESTON, S. G.. Dec. 1.-Two
hotels and one restaurant keeper TO-
day pleaded guilty 70 violating tn"
State game law in selling quail and
were fined.
The ca.es We're brought by the
secretary of the State Audubon So
ciety. as par, Of an active camIaign
fer the protection OF birds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-05
Violated Anti-pass Law.

ROANOKE. VA. H'C l|'corGe
f. Darlington wa sen: 10 the Federal
sraad Iurv las; evening on 'ho charge
Of Violating the Hepburn ant'-pa 3
law He gave lord in tn" sum Of
So"
Tn" a against Frank Eaton was
dismissed On account Of tho lack ri
evidence. tn" prin tTaI witness. e! II
Cra5iII. having committed su'Cid" on
Thanks giving iHay IN a hotel in his
city Crahir cui his son were both
r.c,T = fined IN tho Federal court =
on li!ar charge
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-05
Suicide Of Ex-Counci!amn.
H., Associated Press).

IB! ASsUVIHVVU TTt"HT
WIl.MI NGTON, y. G.. Dec. 4 j.
Frank MaunI'r. ex-Ciiy councilman
and prominent local fra ernal Greer
man. committed s,iCid" early today
by shooting himself through the tenn
pie in the back yard OF his residence.
following nnrvous breakdown.
He was in the 5Ith year of his age
and leaves 4 wife and three oh il!ren.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-05
WIN Watch Csstro.

PARIS Dec. THE Cabi7"' vii
dcciJc tomorrow wha; kind OF -"
CeTticn j. 10 be given TO President
Castro, e Lcnez Iels. when h" ar
riv.s in franc" The prF.-cn: incl ma
tiUa / :, ~ at him severely. ?; lat
est afViCes received b tn" govern
mem, S.a'" that Castro N"alth :
!, feet :rhCU. three doc'oTs ac
company him
81 IL is ALI for reason Of hi
~ h alrh thai he c9mcs - FraEC
no G'ficC;I's will he put in hi, way
Int II h" comes merclv 'c anu ."
himself he will 10 expelled
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-05
Major OuBarry Dead.
GEy he AssocinIed PreaSD

INV t'lt NNSOtIHTFu FTtHN'J
NORFOLK, VA. Dec. A.-Major r.
l.. Duiarry. superintendent of fermi-
mails Of the Norfolk 4 Western Rail
way here ANA at l.amb"rt'S Point. died
as the result OF a stroke of aponlrNy
sustained yesterday. He had been
with the N~rf0ik & Western Railway
for over % years and had been a
railroad man for tif'y wears. 81" was
once with the Pennsylvania Railway.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-05
Ordered to Savannah.

WARRINGTON. u. G.. D"c. -
Colonel C l.. Anderson. coast am.
IeTy corps. acting inspector general
has been ordered TO assume command
q the military post and artillery dis
,rict Of Savannah. with headquarters
a. For Scrcvsn. Ga. He will % -"
Fort Scrcvcn immediately up~u hiring
relieved from duty in the Arpar mont
Of California
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-05
Or; ..s' Next Meeting.

ROANOKE. VA. Dec i-A a
meeting oI the Executive Committee
oi tie Virginia stat" Pharms' eutica
Assoc alton. held here las; evening
Natural RT;dGS. Va. Iu". day. and
lily 8. seas. were The piac" and i'm"
a. signaicd for the Mex ann nal met
irG e 'hS Virginia druggist Drs "
{ rarncs. J e johnson and r l.
KovsrT constitute tho Executive
Committee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-05
E0xkn SUFFRAGE UN|xPoRIAaI
Personally Believes In 1t. But Can't
See Where Right TO Vote Has Bere
fitted Women Of Certain western
States-Neithcr Would Suffrage
Produce Evils.
Inv Associated Press).

NEW YORK. Dec. THE attitHd"
Of Pres idrnt Roosevelt and of : or"
tary Ct state Elihn BOO on III" :u'-
jrct Ct woman Suff""2t' was disclosed
today al a meeting under III" a y
pieces CT III" Ma iun2l League for III"
Give Education e Women.
Rry Er. Lyman AhnOtt. editor of
the Ou,look. ~ III" cours. e an ad
dress il oppC sitiOn TO granting III"
rieh1 IL VOC to women. read the i"l
lowing letter from pr. sid NJ ltOo."-
welt. dated November |" at. whi"h
he sail he read with tn" President $
permission, al hough !. wa: not writ
ten fnr "pnnlica ion hor Tor this o.
casjcn''
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-05
Ashore Ten Aeels, Cruiser Pulled
Ielo DeIp Water.
WILL UsOiRG0 MINOR REPAIRS
Then Will Proceed Under Own Steam
to New York Navy Ward for Com
plete OverhauIing-Was Aground In
euzzards' Bay.
(By Associated Press.)

NEWPORT. r l., lnc. 4.-lh
United States cruiser Yankee. which
has been aground on Hen and Chick
ems shoals in Buzzards Bay for the
last ten weeks. has bcep foated ana
has started for New Bedford. in tow
according to wireless message re-
ceived at the naval station mere to-
night from her commander. Charles
c. Marsh.
The Yankee will undergo minor re-
pairs at New Bedford. after which
II rs planned that she will proceed
under her own steam to the New
York navy yard for a complete over
hauling
Triumph for New Method.
The floating OF the Yankee Is re-
garded by naval officers here as a
distinct triumph for the new com
pressed air wrecking methods. which
have been pursued unjcr The dirsc
ton Of John ArbIckle. Of New York,
who undertook the work OF raising
the vessel. after the navy department
had practically given IL up
The Yankee was on her wav from
Cuttyhunk TO Newport. when she ran
on the shoal early in the morning OF
Sep mber -. during a dense fog.
Capps Abandoned Job.
Under the direction OF Chief Naval
Constructor " Washington l.. Caps. eff
forts were male to float the vessel
and she was lIchtcTed Of eysryt hing
NOVA BILE but the efforts Ct the nav
department were finally abandoned.
N" vessel remaining with her fore
front firmly wedgoi on the ledge.
Mr. Arbuckle is TO set sS7.I as n
reward for the Success Of hi- opera,
lions
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-05
PLEAD GUILTY Of
REPEATING AND FINED
Chesapeake 8 h adx|j and
J!hnson 3 Company Pay
Total Of Sl3,50O.
OTHER C0u !fs ARE NOBLE PRESSED
Counsel for Defendant Companies
Reach A zreemert With District A.
torney-State That rrcipals Knew
Nothing OF Alleged Vioiations-Acts
Charged to lndiscreticr5 Of Agents.

RICHMOND. VA. 2"r. = by
agreement of counsel tn" th"eap' axe
< Ohio Ra lroad and " Il. John on &
Company. pl"a""d guilty To Relating
hcfor, Judge Wailirl. AT 30 O'Clock
AMI were fined By tn" Court--th"
Chcaap-ak, X Ohio S9.u"n and John
son 81 $40
Til" railway was fined 81 90" each
on nine counts Gnd Johnson wa fined
three Other courts.
Arranged by Compromise.
In view of thrs" voinntary prncc' 4
ings. other cauEts in III" indictment
were nellie pressed, on molten ri
Judge L. l. Lewis. United States dis
lrict attorney and John p Marble"
cCInscl for the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
The counsel representing he raj
road interests Were Hill Carter. Hen
~ T. Wickham. Henry Taylor and
A. G. BraNtCn. For lChnsCn, c. V.
Meredith and Joe Lane Stern. They
stIted to the court that their prir |,
pals knew nothing of the viola IONS
as alls ged but that the law was 20
broad they thought conviction was
certain on the ind!scretiCn CT their
Ninth street agents and II. o. Gates.
and therefore adopted this course.
Followed Gilbert Trial.
The above action follows the YER
dict of the jury in the same co"rt
yesterday. finding A. p. Gilbert. assist
ant g. neral freigh: agent not guilty.
Gilbert had been on trial for ten
da! ). II o. Gates. clerk Tor Johnson
and Company. grain dealers, having
secrrcd immunity from prosecution by
turning states evidence
The Gilbert jury took only six min
utes 10 reach verdict Of no. guilty
in his case
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-05
Buzz bv Governor Randolph.

NIlNrrn Hill no . WAS lnl!l ny
Governor Randolph TWO hundred ant
seventy years ago. Il Wa mr'Ir'' I.
AZ on time during I'll, r"Nrlaii0nary
war, bl General la tnN"Itr and tn"
tarin was the scene ol tn" battle OF
Malvern Hin. HE lest OF thu seven
DAYS fight during III, civil war Mr..
Hall had owned the pace about tw' Ii
" years. and II was hi custom 10 en-
rertaiM hun,lnG party annG3ll d,
game being abundan' on ,.." place.
The party cam" l." this ci y to-
nieh, stopping at III" Jefferson l. for"
plt ,..rrire to Nv Nu'l
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-05
MALVERN HILL, HISTORIC
RESIDENCE, IS BURNED
Was 27O Years Old and Butt by Gov
ernor Randolph-Orce Housed
n,arqu;s La Fayette.
;By Associated prrS%'.

RICHMOND, VA, Dee. i--MaN"rn
Hin the historic colonial residence in
Charles City county. Va, seventeen
mile below Richmond, on James
river, belonging to NIliIIm II Hall,
OF New York, was G. mTl,'"lN destroy.
I'd by fire this morning.
Mr.. HAN was entertaining a party
of friends from New York cons sting
of MIR and Mrs. W. / Clark and RHN-
sci +. JOY. who weIc nul shooting a.
h" time leaving Mr. !lail Il"n" when
Nm Glr MaS GiSCON, ~
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CONTINUED on Second PascJ
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tContinucd on Third Page
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-05

THE WEATHER.
Showers followed by fair Sat.
urday: cooler at night; sunda/
probably fair; moderate west
winds. becoming variable.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-05

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only Newspaper published In
Newport News that receives tho
full news service Of the Asso-
elated Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-23

Orillia, Ontario This is another far leap
across the map and Mr. Wakefield is d
married man with four children. But he
will be accompanied to India this sum-
mer by his eldest son only. Just across
the gulf from him. at Rangoon. Burma
makes a very narrow neck, and Siam lies
just to the eastward, while directly south
are the long Malay Peninsula and. below
that, Sumatra.
Another new Indian post will be opened
this fall at Madras. great city of $4,000
population. lying down near the souther-
most tip of the Kipling continent. but a
little way around to the east, in Adras
presidency, across the bay of Bengal
from Rangoon. Below han. s the Island
of Ceylon, like drOp of ink fallen from
the point of India. The new occupant of
this new post will be n. B. Stewart. a
new graduate from the consular school, a
his graduation at the university of that
state has served the government in the
Cuban and Philippine service.
Other Editors for Distant Posts.
Another newspaper man to go far is
Wallace c. Bond of Louisville. KY. who
was private secretary to the governor of
Wyoming and for four years magazine
editor of the Cheyenne Daily Leader. He
goes to Karachi. India a pretty big town
(1O0.OOO) on the very easternmOst corner
OF the big continent. where its coaStline
rubs against that of Baluchistan. The
presidency, and is more Kiplingesque
than the other new Indian consulates
mentioned.
Still another newspaper man and a new
graduate from the concular- school is
Douglas Jenkins. managing editor Of the