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Difficulties Removed.

Some years ago such a suggestion was
rejected by China on the ground that I'M
der ordinary diplomatic usage an ambas-
sador holds the right TO confer person
ally with the sovereign to whom he is
accredited. He is recognized as the rep
resentative of the head of his own gov
eminent. and is entitled to the same
privileges and honors.
The seclusion In which the Emperor of
China has been situated would make II
awkward to admit such pretentions
Theoretically no one is permitted to en-
ter the presence of the son of heaven ex-
cept upon his hands and knees. That
question. however. has been fought out,
and the Chinese have yielded to the de-
mands OF modern civilization as repre-
scented by the European powers.
Many ministers entered the presence Of
the late emperor and the late empress
dowager direct and conversed with them
face to face. And as long the present
ruler Of China Is an infant such an OBJ
lection would be absurd. Nor does any
one familiar with the disposition of the
Chinese court believe that there would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-03
John Foord's Approval.

be any serious objection to raising the
mission to an embassy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-03

Buy One Ten-Cent Cut Of Piper
Heidsieck chewing tobacco and 1t will be
your choice ever after.-Adyt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-03

Women's good quality Two-clasp Glaze Kid GLOW
sizes; selling always at ST. For tomorrow of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Fairbanks are now in
Rurnah on their way around the world.
They spent two or three months In the
Philippines. and sailed westward from
Hongkong about ten. days ago.
They expect to spend the winter In In
dia and Egypt. and will not return 10 the
United States until next fall.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-11
TOT or THREE HOLDS STAGE,
Baby Wanders Into Theater and Sings
Until Found.

Los Angeles, Cal--For Is minutes
Lizzie Carmichael, thre years of aga
occupied the stage OF Hamburger
Majestic theater and sang to her
hearts content With th- great cu,e
tain relied up and the long rows II
chairs empty, the little tot, with moth.
ing 70 brighten htf marched up and
down the stage, initiating the manners
Of actresses and singing 10 her dolly.
She was finally taken IN charge by
Miss Bly, Brown a chorus Girl. who
was In her dressing room when the
youngSter entered upol her unharald.
ed performances
The baby was taken Gowa town by
her parents While in department
store she noted a doll which would
just about suit her and her mother
purchased itA
Hugging the treasure closely, the
little Girl wandered through the crowd.
going down Broadway, and finally find.
ing her way into the stage entrance
Of the theater. She was singing al
the top Of her shrili little voice when
Miss Brown attracted by the unusual
sound, emerged from her dressing
room.
The police We're notified and the
chorus eirl and juvenile actress went
to the Central station, where the little
girls parents We're waiting for her.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-11
.L|NCOLNS MEMORY
IMPRESSIVE SERVICE TO BE
HELD AT CAIRO BAPTIST
CHURCH NEXT SUNDAY.
6. A. r., w p. c. and Co. K, Invited
Campfire In Afternoon With
Short Tals-Services
and Music

What promises to be perhaps the
most impressive celebration of the
Lincoln anniversary in Cairo will be
that planned by REV. 5. c. Oarum
Of Cairo Baptist church for next Sun.
Jay. 1t will be a special Lincoln
Memorial service. to which Mr.
Ohrum has invited the active int r.
est Of the G, A. IL. W r. G.. the
Sons Of Veterans, soldiers OF the
Spanish American war and Co. X
.of the Illinois National Guard.
The morning meeting will be CON
Quoted by the pastor when he will
preach on the religious life and
character Of Lincoln from the text:
The Spring of Lincoln's Character
There will be special music at this
service by the church choir
The afternoon meeting will be a
Lincoln Campfire" held under the
auspices Of Warren Stewart Post 6
A. r. and the W r. c. There viii
be short addresses by TIE older citi-
zens. with "reminiscences Of Lincoln.
War songs will be sung in which
the male quartette will take part.
IN the evening Rev Ohrum will
preach On "Lincoln-the Man and
the Statesman" and Iincoln's Get
tysburg address will be read; and
selections from his inaugural adj
dress. Special music will be given
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-11
DON'T EXPERIMENT
Vou viii Make No M stake II YOU
Follow It's Cairo Citizens Ad-
wee.

Never neglect your kidneys.
II you have pain On The back. URN
| airy disorders. dizziness. and nervous
rsss. It's time 70 act and no time e,
experiment These are aH symptom.
81 kidney trouble. and you should se-l
p remedy which is known 90 cure the
Aiincys.
Deans kidney pills g. the remedy
ro use. No need to experiment D,
has cured many stubborn cases iH Cal
1ero. FOLLOW the advice of "a Cairo cit
gen ald te cured yourself
James Common. former cf cairo. Il
sys For some time ! vac subject
a eafaras ~ iaue back. often being
-0uGnrI to tha house for a week g
rctorof and useI great many uefl
eiues brt received little benefit Ff1
lriy Z heard % Deans kidney PIT-
end procuring a box at sehul's drus
store. ] ItG-l takefrz them. In a
short time o Noticed RELIEF and con
-1rf uze entirely cured mo. nov
fees better than I have any time f1-
gra-s and am pleased % recommend
Doau's Eil1rE Pills
For sale bv an dealers. Price 51
cents Fcster1liihurn Co. Buffalo. y
e. sole agents for the United States
Remember te name - Deans - and
AXE no other.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-11
THOUGHT COINS WERE SPURIOUS
Ignorance of This Farmer Sets Two
Nations Agog.

New Westminster, b. C-Because
Hans Won Blomanthal a German far
mer of Didsbury. refused to believe
that the first three American silver
dollars which came into his possession
some time ago could possibly he geuu.
inc, never having seen such coins be.
fore, he wrote 60 the secretary of the
treasury at Washington advising him
that spurious coins bearing the i'm.
print OF the American eagle We're in
circulation in Canada, Offering to sub.
nit three specimens of the bogus"
ccins which had come into his posses.
sion.
Forthwith the wheels Of justice be-
gan to move. and in due time sufficient
red tape had been unwound To permit
OF the Dominion au@orities being mott.
fed. After an impressive interval the
r. y. w. NJ police We're notified and
given the address of the Didsburv far.
mer
a thorough investigation was made
before BiOmanthal was asked to Do.
duce the silver dollars, the manner in
which they came into his possession
being detailed at great length. As soon
as he saw the coins the police officer
pronounced them genuine, but no
amount of argument could induce the
old farmer to believe in the value of
the big pieces of money.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-11
Apples for Advertising.

The Commercial club Of North
Yakima has decided on the plans for
an active 1909 campaign Tor publicity.
Tho governing board has issued an Of.
fetal call for SIX carloads OF red ap.
pies TO De sent ont on a mis- ion Of ed.
vertisinc. The fruits are 10 be shipped
TO New York city, Chicago. Philadel-
phia, Washington. Boston aud other
large market Ceuters and displayed IN
various ways IN order TO show the
possibilities Of the country and open
new markets for the fruits. Growers
are 70 receive $3.50 a box for all an
pies accepted. Il Is estimated that
the cars viii contain go boxes each.
and the first cost Of getting tho *
hibit in shape for inspection win aG-
proximatc &I00O1-Sealtlc po5. t7tol.
liErncer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-11
Whole Clan Over Six Feet.

Pretoria.-An assembly Of Trausvaa
giants We're brought together here al
the funeral Of Daniel Erasmus. known
as Blink Daniel The Etasmuses
are one Of the most notable families OF
big people in the Transyaal, whore big
men are the rule
Some thirty men OF extraordinary
proportions attended the burial and
about the same number Of equally near
relatives of similar large build were
absent These men range in height
from six feet TWO inches up TO six feet
seven, and they are broad and heavy in
proportion. Even the women of this
clan 80 over six feet il many cases.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-11

l6, Guntersvlle 81, Florence 20
Riyerton 2.3, Johnsonyille 10, Padu
cab A. St Louis r, Chester 4, Cape
Girarleau D,
The Ferd lIerold will start in the
Memphis.St Louis trade, leaving the
former place Friday II will be tn
first boat in that trade since Ia
season.
The cold spel didn't last long
enough to make any ice in the river
btween here and ST. Loris.
The Dick Fowl" was the only
boat in port yesterday. from AMI to
Paducah She will be the Paducah
packet today
The Sadie Lee left Memphis yes
terday for Cairo. She will be here
tomorrow and turn back
The Joe B. Williams bound far
New Orleans vita coal grounded her.
tow at Henrl-o Arb AZ last ar
counts The Fred Hartweg and Delphi
30. We're trying 10 HELM her off
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-11
PRIEST
DIES IN CHICAGO
REV DIR, F, p. DAVENPORT FOR
MERLY OF CAIRO CALLEr
TO HIS REWARD.
GREATLY BELOVED HERE
Having Been Rector OF Church OF
The Redeemer For Thirteen
Years-Was an Able Au-
thority on Church Law

Navs u.os ronn;,ol -,o., ,.a-+,,.,,,
Al ,,ossao, i ~, ,r,,og r,.a,l'i.
lriIhert onnen,oing ,aa Mann ~ -,
! Rev Dr. u navennort With on
ourped ~ his lar. oesiIe,oa on RI.
camnus Of tta Western TbaoIooical
seminary n f,b;eaeo
Friends of the dacadapt are nrr.
/ foupdlv erieyej N the paesina ~
Ithls able man who IN wears past as
rector Of the Church ar the ne.
Jaamer IN his ciry was laroe,,, H.
strumentsl IA tho milling nj tho
present church and whose lova,r,.
land devotion 10 his friends bara on.
Jured after wears Of absence
DR. Davepnert was q ralnata If
Stephens College New York reeeiu.
In, after his graduation tbo 5agrses
of master az arts and doctor az
l,vinjtv frnn his Alma Mate 0,a
If his FIRST marshes was at Tn,aho,ao
Tenn. from, which p,aca he came 10
Cairo and remained hero for tbirtesn
wears as rector He was eyoea rfnor,
ropular an,ong OH c1assos a,1 -
greatly admired mr. his eunor;or in
tallect Ha was cal1eJ frora hara n
Calvary church Aramnhie Tann
where for MANY Years no sporos.f,1l,.
officiara5 &c ROTOR Abont A. go.
ago Dr Davsnnort was onnoin+o.I
nrofeseor nj csro, rar a,j EccIost /
astica1 uisto,.y in rho Ues+arn Tbaa
LOGICAL seminary at cbicaao Ia
Faithfully serted ,,on the f,on1t, -
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-11
.asssssss.ssss,,s.s.,..s.
TIE WEATHER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
General Conditions

The day was fair with a good hree7
from the northwest The government
bulletin reported rain from 80 peilts,
extending over the river valleys ge y.
orally. Extremes or temperate e
were 70 at several southern points an /
% below zero al Bisnark Other b..
low-zero records We're 1t at Flayre l.
at Huron, 10 at Miles City, at Moor
head, 2 at North Plate. at RAPID
City. Minimums and maximums in
his section We're: Cairo 22-56. Mem
phis S0-5S. ST. Louis 14-52, Cincinnati
24-52, Chicago, l2-4G.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-11

o eloquent just aud mightie Death,
Whom none could advise. thou hast
persuaded, what none hath dared.
thou hast done, and whom all the
world hath fatterei. thou only hath
cast out Of the world and desrIsed
ihou hast diswne together al the
iarre stretched greatness. all the
pride, crueitie. and ambition Of men.
and covered 81 all over with these
i"o narrow words. He jacet,- Sir
Walter Raleigh
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-11
ALL ANTI-JAP
AGITATION OVER
Concluded From First Page)

who have aided Won. feel that the
way in which California done what
was right for the nation makes IL
more than ever obligatory on the m.
tion in every way TO safeguard the I'm.
terests In California All that I PEI
souaiiy can do toward this end. whe'h
~ in public or private life, shall most
certainly be done"
To stanton the president ta1e.
srlphel.
Accept my heartiest thanks and
CONGRATULATIONS for the great service
you have rendered. On behalf of The
people of the United States. I thank
the people of California and their rep
reseuta'ives in the legislature"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-11
When Society peesrr.

The prosperity Of a people is pro
poruonate i0 the number O. hands and
minds useflily employed To the com
muuiiy. sedii'on IS fever. cCrrup-
ten is o canerene. and idleness IS an
atI1pty Whatever body OF society
wastes more than 90 Acquires. must
gradually decay. and everg being that
continues t0 ba ed. and ceases %
labor. takes away somethluL from the
public stock samuel johnson.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-11

The krew have strong committees
.out for their great Charity ball The
fund created by this annual ball is
quite low ana needs repltmis,rng badly
As stated by Mayor Parsons recently
IN his address at the Merchants
Luncheon and at the council meeting
the ladies who have charge OF this
fund have done much good work in
caring for families in distress durins
the present emergency The ball VIII
be given on the 23rd inst and will be
one Of the events Of the year.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-11

Reverence the simple. The p1osaic.
The natural the real. and demand Of
every common hing OF life. whether it
De your body of gou- money or your
daily experience that o. shall bloom
into fine results n SIOUX own soul. and
IN your own iraaeaCe On the world
Phillips EuuAs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-11

The four-Iine prayer generally taught
70 children, Vow lay me down 10
sleep. ETC. appeared fret IN the old
New England Primer" This book an
peafea as early as 1891 In that year
lis second edition was advertised by
benjamin Harris Of Boston The old.
est COPY known 70 be in existence il
dated 1857. Ia the early editions the
WORD Take was inserted before the
word "my"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-11
RevoIts II CID ste.l

Your only hope said r-ree Doctor
70 Mrs F. NJ Fisher. Detroit yrieh
suffering from severe rectal trouble.
les in an operation then ] used Dr.
Kings New Life Pills She writes
-till wholly cured The prevent
Appendicitis. cure Constipation. HeaF.
ache. 15c ar an drurzizts.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-11

The Town G-um3ier--I G11'n7'
nhat things iz comm %. Poor Old
Henry gene Aunt James busted her
leg fhe cd uoman's ODD abed. an
now. f1rrrne me. 81 -sveu't lest my
knife -IiarUers Weekly
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-11
Woo hat m.I NJ. e..

There are 4l3 species OF trees found
within the limits Of the United States
ihe wood OF li OF which when sea.
soned is SO heavy as 20 sink ID
water.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
/: NEWS OF THE RIVERS :
" Z
ySsSssssssssSsssSssSSsssss

The river marked 1914 feet On the
Cairo gauge last veLing showing a
rise of 3 OF foot in "a nours
Rising rivers were reported from
POINTS above here yesterday as + l.
lows: Parkersburg 30. Cincinnati
l.S, Louisville 4 Mt Vernon 6 Mt.
Carmel i. Nashville 20. Chattanooga
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-11

Women ~ a rlIe. aIe - Intensely
ard SD naturally coqnctfish that on a
desert island they would Iook fcr va
Ter not as beverage tu- fer use as
mirrCr-Ze fuuz Vienna
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-11
Sun and Moon.

Sun will rise today ~4@. T:G0 a IN.
Sun will SET today. 5:29 p n,
Moon will rise tonight 1859 pm.
Mote; The above sun ald moon
record is for Illinois and approsi-
mates the record at Cairo within
few minutes
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-11

Cairo aud vicinity: Far lit 10
change in temperature.
Illinois; Washington Fair Thur E
day. Friday fair and warmer,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-11
CHICKEN PIE SUPPER.

The Christian entrch win give a
chicken pie supper Saturday evening
Feb 18th al Io8l Washington avenue
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-11
vANosTEN.s oRcrEsTRA.

VIII accept out-of-teEu engage
merits; address 184 Eighth street
Cairo. III.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-11

High living often brings The life t
a low level.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
EARL IS GUEST OF D. 0. MILLS
Granard Visits at Villa Owned by
Fiancee's Father.
NobIeman Views Fox Chase with
Anise Bag A. Substitute and
Enjoys the sport.

Poughkeepsie, y. Y. Jan. 2.-The Earl
Of Granar6 has been enjoying a few days
Of country life at the magnificent villa
OF the Mills family. at Sraatsburg. where
he is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs ogden
Mills. With his fancee. Miss Beatrice
Mills. he had the novel experience To-
day OF viewing a fox chase. in which the
auise bag was used as a substitute for
the real thing The earl may have missed
something IN not riding after the hounds
but the dogs furnished keen and royal
sport In their eager chase after the scent
and In the general excitement AZ the
finish the EngIishman seemed % be bav-
ing as much fun as ANYBODY
The run was over a six-mile course
for a valuable silver cup, offered as a
prize by Miss Mills. The best dogs in
Duchess County were entered in the
competition They were outclassed by
two beagIes from the Mills pack, who
took the scent sharply al the start when
most Of the other dogs went astray and
were the first % leap through the gap
az the finish after a two hours cross
country run.
There was 2 big dance AZ the Mills
mansion on New Years Day. Il was al
tended by many prominent New York
ueOuie
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
FATHER JOHN DEAD
Noted Priest of KrOnStadt
SuccumbS to DrOpSy.
BECAME FAMOUS AS HEALER
Earned n Reputation as a Saint and
Miracle Worker, Who Lived for
to Make n Pilgrimage to the
Shrine of st. Seraphin.

ST. Petersburg, Jan 2-Father John, Of
Kronstadt, the noted priest. mystic. and
faith-curist. is dead For some time he
had been suffering from chronic dropsy
and intestinal complaints. and the end,
though sudden, was not unexpected.
Father John was born seventy-nine
years ago. after graduation at the St.
Petersburg Seminary, he became a priest
Of the Andrew Church at Kronstadt,
where his zeal and devotion drew about
him hosts OF followers and attracted the
attention Of the Emperor, who constantly
befriended him
A pilgrimage Of the present Empress to
the shrine OF s. SeraphIn, which, among
pious Russians, was believed to have been
responsible for the birth Of the desired
heir 10 the throne, was undertaken on
Father Johns advice.
The late years Of Father Johns life
were cloUded by the i'll repute OF the sect
OF JOhnites. which was exploited by an
INSCRIPTIONS and immoral group OF men
and women 10 their great financial advan-
tage. The priests eyes We're opened 20
this only last summer. when he anathe-
matized the false leaders.
Ivan Tlyitch Sergief Kronstandslzy.
known al over Russia as Father John. OF
KronsJadt. was one of the most remark
able men the Cars country has pro-
duced- He had a reputation as a saint
and miracle worker. and was popularity
known more for his faith cures than any
thing else. The most famous priest Of the
Russian Orthodox Church, ne has stead
lastly refused episcopal hOnOrs. prefer
ring 10 continue in his work among the
people.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
SEEK BEEF TRUST ABSENTEES
Two Secret Service Men Sent TO Eu-
rope by Simms.
Refugees Are Subject TO Indictment,
and VIII BE Given the
Alternative.

Chicago. Ill. Jan. 2-Uuited states Dis
trict Attorney Simms tonight hurriedly
summoned into conference Assistants
WIIkerson and -Chnds TO direct the in
Quisitorial energies OF three Secret Serv-
ice men who have been keeping a NUM-
Der OF leading packing house department
managers under surveillance Two Of
the Secret Service operatives disappeared
shortly afterward. with letters OF credit
and instructions 10 proceed 10 New York
From that city II is believed they VIII
sail for Europe The movements Of the
men were carefully guarded 70 prevent
discovery as 10 the nature Of the COM
mission they were given. It Is thought
the government has sent the men 10
London, where several former prominent
packing house employees who left the
country during the last investigation are
located.
The men IN London are still subject 70
Indictment as individuals. They possess
knowledge which will preclude the posi-
biEty OF failure in the present invesJiSa-
ton With a threat of prosecution for
past offenses and promise Of immunity
for all violations Of the law II they VIII
testify for the government as the alter
natives to choose between. the govern
ment believes the abSentees VIII decide
20 aid In bringing 10 light some infOTma-
ton necessary for the present inquiry
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
HOLDS DECISION 4 CALAMITY
Gov. Haskell Writes to Gompers BE.
garding Sentence.
SAYS II Is But a step from Such
Judicial Construction TO
Military DesPOtism.

Guthrie, Jan. Eff that decision
stands, II IS nothing short OF a public
calamity says Gov. Haskell in a letter
made public here tonight addressed 10
Samuel Gompers apropos 10 the sen
tence pronounced against him, Mitchell.
and Morrison The letter continues:
In the breast OF the true American
there is 10 war on capital Capital may
organize. and within certain lines prop
erIy so. and be directed by its repre-
sentatives- II the human being may not
organize and be represented in Its lawful
conduct and limits; II a charge that IN
wolves deprivation OF personal liberty
may not have the constitutional right OF
q jury trial. then. indeed. the lawmakers
Of our land have lived in vain. and We
are subjects Of legal construction. in
stead Of constitutional rights and privi-
Ieges.
From extreme judicial construction &C
military 6espotism IS but a single sep
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
RUSH HAMS TRIAL
Justice Crane Wants 1t Fin
ished in Seven Days.
DEFENSE TO CLOSE TUESDAY
Prosecuting Attorney Makes Threats
of Perjury Against Certain Wit
nesses-ThOrntOn VIII Be Last Man
to lake Stand in His own Behalf.
Twenty 10 Be Called in RebuttaI.

Flushing, L. I, Jan with Justice
Crane declaring the trial must be finish
ed next week, even though It is neces-
saFy to hold night sessions, Prosecuting
Attorney Darrin making threats OF
prosecutions Of witnesses for the de-
tense for perjury. and with Attorney Nc
Intyre limiting az possible sensations
when he resumes the defense, there is
a possibility OF lively doings when the
trial OF Thornton jenkins Hams is re-
sumed Monday.
Justice Crane IS displeased over the
dragging out Of the case. De IS de-
termined the case shall go 70 the jury
within seven days.
The defense viii probably finish Tues
day. The cross-examinauon OF Gen.
Hams viii be concluded before the lunch
con recess Monday and then a doctor
from Fort Hancock VIII be called TO
testify as 10 the mental condition OF
Capt Hams after the alleged confession
was made Then Thornton Hams viii
tell his own story and the defense viii
rest Thornton. according 90 Mcintyre,
will tel OF insane outbursJs by the cap
tain and OF how he tried 10 keep him IN
der control by trips into the open He
Will swear he went % Bayside 10 look
al the real estate and that the first
knowledge he had that AnniS was there
was when BurChdeid mentioned his name.
Darrin has twenty witnesses 90 call in
rebUttaI. but Il is expected the court will
insist that they be compelled 20 limit
their testimony 10 direct contradictions
Of the defeuse's witnesses. especially
that OF John Tievney. the ash gaJherer.
who swore Mrs Anuis was not on tile
float AZ the time Of the shooting
II discussing the proposed perjury
prosecutions Dsrriu declared tonight
that II he finds on examining the record
that certain witnesses made statements
that they must have known were false.
he viii ask District Attorney De Witt,
who assumed Office yesterday. for au-
thoriry 20 present the evidence 10 the
grand Jury and have that body act