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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-01
TO build Church.

10 BCiM NhurfH.
The c~upsregation cf the Wyoming
Presbyterian Church have appointed q
committee consisting of Edward c.
Wordeu, S. Nj. Hafrison, William r
Strong, John w. Mclaughlin and T.. b.
Smith, to arrange for<the building OF q
parsonage on the church properly adj
joining The church. an the corner Of
Wyoming avenue and Grand street.
The contemplated building will cost
about 1900.
THE S. X. Club, of Millburn, will hold
a meeting in the. parish house tonight
to arrange for Il minstrel performance.
oMingAto bad weather there>w vas no
lantern talk at the parish house last
might.
Grover Tonkit, of Morris avenue,
Springfield, returned yesterday from a
two weeks visit to relatives in Chicago.
Miss, Ethel Birkhead, of Beverly, has
returned home after a visit with Mrs.
Irving d. Sickley, Of Westtield avenue,
Springfield.
Mrs. Howard Il. Day, of Morris ave
nue.. Springfield, is entertaining Miss
| Mabel Andrews, of Newark.
The Springfield fire commissioners
met on Saturday night and completed
arrangements to install! five new hy-
dgants.
The memhers gofA the Christian En-
deavor Society of the Springfield Pres.
byterian Church will be the guests o.
the Christian Endeavor Society Of the
Central Presbyterian Church of New
ark tomorrow night.
+, Mr.. ard Mrs. John w. S~l1eville. OF
Morris avenue, Springfield, have returned
from Jersey City. after a visit to rela-
! tives.
Miss Helen t. Smith, of Morris ave-
nue.. ,Nentcrtained the young people 0!
Lutheran Evangelical Church of Sum,
init last night at her home.
pcImer A. g'appln, Of Springfield, has
returned rom Montclair. after a@feW
days visit 10 lis relatives and friends
Miss Bessie Wetzes, 81 Springfield has
returned from East Orange, after sew
| erai days stay
A. delayed advertisement brings fohly the
| aftermath of trade. It's the INST call thai
| = -4.. 49, 80 N..l xu-r-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Ingefsoll, OF
Scotland road, have gone on a trip TO
Mexico.
ARRANGEMENTS for Il bah to be held III
the village hall oarly.in April will be
made at a, meeting Of Division No s.,
Ancient Order OF H!bernlans. Thurs
day night.
William +. Freeman, principal Of the
High School, delivered Il lecture, ON
"Grdece" in the High school OF Com
.merce, Brooklyn, last night. +.
An ordinance providing for u side
walk on RidgeWood O will be passed
at a meeting of the Township Commit
ice aonisllt.it IL expected.
Mrs. c. ID. Van Nest, Of Iddsewood
road, @MaphsSopl section. will7entertain
the members of ther kladies' Aid SD
.ciety of the Morrow Memorial Method
list Church at her home tomorrow ait
ernoon.
k. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Snable, Of Mont
clair, who have been visiting MIR. and
Mrs. john Lahey. OF Valley street, have
returned home.
1t is expected that Charles G. Field
ing will be selected as the unanimous
choice of the township TO succeed him
.sqlf as a member of the Board of Edu-
cation at a.meeting OF citizens in the
ToYnshlp Hall Thursday night.
Mrs. William T. Baird and Miss Mar
garet Baird have returned from Al
lantic City, where they spent two
weeks.
r1t..1 Nr1.,s.., ~ TpfT,,a,ra,I r,a4l
has returned from New York, where
he spent d week visiting relatives.
! Policeman Patrick j. Skeitington is
at Trenton.
The South Orange High School girls
defeated the Bloomfield High School
girls at basketball OF the Maplewood
Field~Club court yesterday %afteUnoon
by the score of 81 to 80. Miss Dorothy
| Wheeler and Miss Bernadine Yunck
did the scoring for the South Orange
team.
Edward Hatton moved today from I
SECOND Areet to $40 South Orange ave-
pue.
Members Of. the ST. Vincent De Paul
! Society connected with, the Church ol
Our Lady OF Sorrows will give IN
Emerald concert" in st. Mary..s Par
ochial School March II.
Mrs. John Lutz, of West Ward place,
is i'll with intermittent fever in st.
Mary's Hospital, Orange.
Mrs. Charles x. stiastny, of Fair
view avenue, is entertaining the mem
bers of the Cresendo Club of the Or
anges at her home this afternoon.
Miss Cecilia O'Brien, of no South
Orange avenue, Is ill.
MIR. and Mrs. II. S. Baker, of Hart
f9rd road, are. AT Lakewood,
Or. Thomas. d. Lockwood moved to-
! day from the. Ludwig Bait house in
South Orange e n to New York.
The annual meeting and election OF
officers of South Orange Lodge of Elks
viii be held in Audrey Hal Thursday
night.
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Ladies, Aid Entersaius.

Am entertainment and sociaiswi!l be
given in the Methodist Church tonight
under tie auspices Of the Ladies Aid
society. The program will include con-
tributions by William j. Carmany, tenor
s%oloist; John Weber, bass %soloist;. Clin7
ten L. Weston. humorist: Miss Jennie
Purvis. pianist; John Peck, fiolinist,
an the Misses Weston, el~ocutionists.
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Nartnicll-nc Hrlcs v edding.

NaFINIoN-II IlVN IlG'
1t became known yesterday that Miss
May Margaret dc Vries ana John Louis
Kartniok. both o. Nutley, were quietly
married Saturday night at the homie Of
the brides mother, Mrs, john de Vrias,
OF IS Hillside avenue. The bridesmaid
was Miss May Steyens.P Price, OF Brook
iyn. ii cousin OF the bride, and the best
man, John de Yrles, a brother of the
bride. The marriage ceremony was,
performed by the Rev, Horbert Dunbar
Conc, rector of Grace Episcopal Church.
After thc ceremony q wedding supper
was served, after which the couple dc
parted on a wedding tour 10 Philadel-
.phia. Baltimore and Washington, D., O..
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En,tor1h Leagne sntper.


The members OF the Epworth League
connected with the Vincent Methodist
Episcopal Church held a social in the
supper room of The church last night.
Music and recitations-were the features
of the gathering. Among those present
were MIR. and Mrs. George Rea, Robert
Donaldson, Miss Josie Stirratt. Miss
Helen Lndsirom. Tracy Wood, Miss
Anna Donaldson, Harry Donaldson,
Abner Rutan, Miss. Agnes crocker, Miss
Gladys Stacy, Donald Donaldson,
Henry Arceland, Miss Edna Dunn,
: Charles Az, Idchtenstein, Miss Pearl
orr. Miss Marjorie Liehtensseln, Mons
roe Jordan. Oscar Lihdstfom, Miss
Mabel Orr, Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Mulch,
the Rev. ]. Ogden Winner and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. TtenTy Mortimer Libby.
of Whitford avenue, gave q dinner
party at their rome o n Sunday night
to Mrs. Charles r.. Bro0ksbapk, of
RichWno' NJ. We. 8YiloqG those present
were Alt anr Drake. Of New York; Mrs.
Charles r. Brookgbanl1, Of FLEETWOOD.
W. va: Mr.. and Mrs. James Cary
Bulger. Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Walch, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles - Royce and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Mortimer Libby.
Mrs VI. smiths Of. Brooklyn; is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. William Cue
man, Of Chestnut street.
8Ir. and Mrs. John Ddecing. Of New
York, are guests Of mir. and Mrs Thco-
dore Zieeel, Of Roosevelt street.
Mrs. Charles S. Thurston, Of Grani
avenue. has returned from y visit to
friends at New York,
sylvester r. Haywood, OF Whitford
avenue, is visiting friends at Utica
NJ ".
u G. Budd, Of ~.Cliafhaus IL q guest Of
Philip Shall, OF HILLSIDE ayenne,
Mr.. and Mrs. =. p. stcvensaef Vice
ia%ndfavenue. arb home from DNsPoint
Comfort a,sA
CHE Nutleys &. {. met last' fight ~
Town Hali, .iinf 50 rrw hseinbers
tpfkne stt tEdt u was ds.ldsdsfo post
! pore Che meeffng.
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A. deia ycd advertisement brings fohly the
aftermath of trade, It's the first call that
captures the procession Of CUSTOMERS
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SEEMS RELUCTANT
TO GIVE ASSISTANCE

Seattle. Feb. I4.-Detectives and
army officers who have been investi-
eating the alleged assault upon Mrs
c.fE. Alzada In the Interbay district,
Friday night have been unable to get
definite clue upon which to work.
Mrs. Aizada charged that the man
who attacked her was a negro soldier
from the Twenty fifth infantry, sta
toned al Fort LaWton. but the police
and the army officers. although max
Ing every effort to clear up the affair
are inclined - doubt hor story
Although Colonel Ralph w. Hoyt
had offered 10 parade All soldiers who
were absent from the post Friday
night before AIRS. Aizada 50 that she
might pick ani the man who attacked
her he has received no response from
the woman. AT police headquarters
tonight IL was stated that detectives
who We're sent To accompany Mrs
Aizada To the fort today were unable
to find her. Although the police have
not abandoned the case entirely, they
are inclined to wait for Mrs. Alzada
to offer more assistance before going
ahead with the investigation
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IS SCORED
BY CAPTAIN OSBORNE

Washington. Feb. l4-captain b. s.
Osborne. secretary Of the Arctic club
Of America, has written a letter 10 the
sub committee of the house naval
committee, approving the latter's ac-
tion In voting down the proposition
to make Peary a rear admiral In
which he says
TO have given this selfish egotlst,
this braggart the rank of rear ad-
miral would be a foul blot on the
records of congress. and an insult to
the navy of the United States II
would have disgnsted millions of our
citizens, who have no confidence In
this alleged pole hunter and Arctic fur
trader and story teller, who for nearly
a quarter of a century has been liv-
Ing off people and sailing under a ma
val rank 10 which he had no legal
right. He should have been severely
reprlmanded by the navy department
long ago"
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DENY STATEMENT.

New York, Feb. l4.-Attorneys for
the Alaska Pacific Steamship COM
pany. owners Of the steamer Ken
tncky, which fonndered off Cape Hat
teras Issued a statement tonight de-
nying that she was sent out In an
unseaworthy condition with the knowl-
edge Of the companys officers. The
vessel, says the statement had been
properly inspected and passed by rep
resentntives OF the owners and the
both before she left here
md after repairs had been made mt
Newport News
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THE ST|PULAT|0NS
ARE ORDERED RUSHED

kalispell. Mont, Feb. l4.-tSpecial.)--
Stlpulations relative To the right of
way Of the Milwaukee Railway com
pany which runs from near Bonner
through the Missoua, Flathead and
Blackfeet national forests to the in
ternational boundary are ordered
rushed IL execution In instructions re-
celved today by the local forest off
cials from the district office in Mis-
sonla The government was estimat-
Ing the timber on the right -of way
and had completed the estimates on
the Blackfeet forest when on October
the company announced its aband-
onmcnt Of the surveys and work was
stopped.
Deeds transferring the timber hold
ings of the Big Elackfoot Milling
company 10 the new corporation of the
same stockholders. the Big Blacllfoot
Lumber company. arrived for filing TO-
day but are being held pending the
receipt of check 70 cover filing
foes
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CUOAHy AGENT IS
INDICTED BY JURY

Boise. Idaho. FEB. Establishments
were returned today against William
Neal. agent of the cudahy Packing
company. the Boise Butcher company
and the Idaho Dressed Beef company
for selling short weight lard by the
grand jury which has been probing
into the local trust situation. In It's
report the grand jury finds that a
combination of local dealers was
formed 10 control prices but that the
agreement to raise prices was not car
ried into effect The grand jury also
found that there was n combination
Of meat dealers. but not for the pnr-
pose of controlling prices. and thcre-
fore no indictments were returned
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BANOAGEO CRAN|UMS
ARE RATHER NUMEROUS

Berlin. Feb. 1i--Except for a ban
daged head 10 be seen here and there
In the east side streets and a few
cases in the hospitals suffering from
saber wounds. there was no effects
of yesterdays demonstration against
the proposed Prussian franchise reform
measure to be observed here. The So
cialist papers protest bitterly against
what they term the unnecessary and
provocative tactics of the police.
Reports from the provinces indicate
more serious collisions between the
police and the people. Official figures
from Halle, Saxony. give the number
of wounded there as 102.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-02-15
STEAMERS RACING
TO AID OF PEOPLE

Ancud, Chile, Feb, 1i.-The Chilean
cruiser Ministro Zenteno and five
steamers of the Pacific Navigation
company are racing south, today. in
the desperate hope that they may
save the ss persons who When last
reported. were clinglng 10 the stern
of the British steamer Lila as the
vessel was pounding herself 10 pieces
on a reef in the Hnambln passage in
the Straits of Magellan, Two hun
dred and five persons were taken
from the wreck by the British steam
er Hatumet under difficulties which
finally compelled the Hatumet to
abandon the work Of rescue. -Four
of the Hatnmet's crew sacrificed their
lives before their captain commanded
his crew to cease their efforts.
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tiers should be received III evidence at
this time. The matter was put over
for consideration In executive session.
At the morning session Mr. Nertrees
drew from the witness the fact that
he has made no charges Of corruption
against anyone in the land office or
IN the department Of the interior.
CLAWS declared that II he had found
evidence of corruption he would have
taken the matter 10 a grand jury in
stead Of the president. lie said he
thought the facts warranted the opin-
ion that Mr. Ballinger and Mr.. Dem
charged them with official miseon-
duct.
Through process Of elimination, the
witness cleared all the other principals
of wlful wrongdoing. He said he was
fully convinced thai the facts he had
offered in evidence warranted the
judgment that neither Secretary Bal
iinger nor Commissioner bennett was
fit to hold an office of public trust.
As To the assistant secretary Of the
interior, CLAWS declared he had rend :
cred an erroneous Interpretation Of
the coal land law of May, 1908, and
that this decision, while not an act
of wrongdoing. indicated that he was
not fit to fill the office he now holds.
bennett. CLAWS declared, was noth-
ing more than tool" for Ballinger
and would do anything Ballinger
said"
At the afternoon session CLAWS, In
response 10 question by Mr.. Yer-
trees summed up the specific acts OF
Wrongdong which he charged against
Secretary Balinger. His statement
was long one, but was listened to
with interest and really for the first
time, gave definite statement OF the
prosecutions" case Mr. yertrees in
dlcated today that his cross -examina-
ton will be thorough one. The in
dnlfy will proceed tomorrow morn
ing, Daily sessions will be held
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INCREASE is NEEDED.

Helena, Feb. i.-fsoecial)- )-Goyer-
nor Norris, In response 10 a letter re-
eelved today from Senator Carter con-
corning appropriations for surveys Of
public lands in Montana, has request
ed that commercial organizations and
individuals forward petitions 10 the
members of the Montana delegation in
congress, praying for an increased ap-
propriation.
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FOUR ARE ARRESTED
FOR HIGH-GRADING

Godfield. Nev.. Feb. IA sensa-
ton was created here today when
four Well known citizens were arrest
ed on charges Of high grading. the
allegation being that they had entered
into conspiracy 10 rob the mill of
the Consolidated Mines company. The
accused men are Bart knight, chief
constable Of Goldfield. and deWocratic
candidate for sheriff: NJ. ]. Smith.
owner of an assaying plant; Jake
Hildehrant. saloon owner and Martin
Miller. an operator ut the mill. II Is
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A DARING HOLDUP
ATTACKS TWO WOMEN

Wallace, Ida. Feb. tSpeciaD-
While Mrs. J. A. Fisher and Mrs
Charles List were on their way home
from shopping this evening and while
passing dark corner near the Prov-
denee hospital they We're confronted
by man with a revolver VINO orieraa
them to hand over their yalnabies or
he would shoot. Mrs List. who II n
little woman, started screaming down
the track In the opposite direction, de-
termined to save $50 she had with her.
The robber. turned and fled. forget
ting to take valuable diamonds Mrs
List wore. The police have been nm
able to locate the man.
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Washington, Feb. 14.--The search Of
the United States navy and revenue
cutters for the naval tug Nina and her
crew of 30 men was continued today
with grim determination. Not a trace
Of the little craft was found. The
fate OF the crew Is AL matter of
feers cling Apa IS that b thsv " were r picked
up by some passing vessel not yet
spoken by the searching squadron.
Today the navy department ordered
the fast scout cruiser Salem to pro-
ceed to winter quarters at FenWick
island lightship and to explore the wa
ters in that vicinity
This action was taken on word from
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men that the gold wa- extracted from
the amalgamated plates and the au
thorities here say that about $4,000 .as
been lost In the last few weeks from
the mine in this manner. The prls-
oncrs were released upon furnishing
bonds In the sum Of $4,000 each
William Zimmerman, q former sa
loonkeeper and now guard at the mill
co-operated with the officers in the
case and laid the trap. 1t Is said.
through which the information con-
corning the conspiracy was obtaineds
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SEARCH CONTINUES
FOR MISSING TUG

the recihlting officer at Baltimore that
the Merchants & Miners steamship
Howard had sighted the Nina at noon,
February g. nine mics southeast of
Fog island. which is just below the
lightsliip. At that time gale from
the northwest with increasing yo-
lence was tossing the tug about and
the sea and spray We're washing over
her pilot house,
The Gresham Is continuing the
search today in the waters north and
east of Cape Cod; the castine Is ex-
plaring Nantucket and the Caesar Is
going westward from the lightahip on
the possibility that the tug may have
been blown out 10 sea
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LEBEAU IS GRANTED
A CHANGE OF Venue

Helena, Feb. .)-Aileg-
Ing he could not get Il fair trial in
Helena, owing to the publications of
the daily papers and the public preiu-
dice, Tim Lebeau was today granted
by justice of the peace a change
of venue to Marysville. Lebeau is
charged With having lived nnlaWfnlly
with Anna Ruhl. who killed herself
here about two weeks ago After
granting of the petition was an
nounced. Lebeau's bondsmen. Joseph
Deschamns of Mssoula and Charles
Murray of Helena, notified the court
they desired TO be relieved from the
bond and Lebeau was put In jail His
trial will probably take place this
week.
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ing Now comes the meat boycott
with IT. \ Don't Eat Meat" sign The
only bet they have overlooked Is in
connection with the ahlrtwaist makers
strike
To he serious however. the meat
boycott in Philadelphia is being car
ried To a finish and society leaders
and. working girls alike have given up
the meat habit
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TRIALS COM N ENcE.

Plttsburg. Feb. 14.-The trials Of
County Delinquent Tax Collector Max
G. Leslie, Banker II. II Jennings and
i. A. Grlffen. capitalist: II L Nicola
and former Councilman Charles
Stewart. charged with conspiracy and
bribery. were begun In the criminal
court today. The trials are the out
come of accusations against the five
men that bribery was employed In the
selection by the city council Of n city
depositary In 1908.
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CHEF ACcuSER OF SECRETARY
BALttNGER UNDER CROSS.
EXAMINATION.
SENSATION IS SPRUNG
Letter Is Read Stating That Missing
Epistlcs From Land Office Had Been
Found in Box Belonging to CLAWS
Latter HeatedIy Asserts That He
IS Victim Of Deliberate Frameap.

Washington. Feb. li-The Balinger-
Pinchot congressional inquiry began
10 hrlstle with interest today when
John ]. Nerirecs counsel for Secre-
tary Hallngcr undertook the cross-eN-
animation of Louis II, CLAWS. principal
witness for the prosecution
A climax Was reached late Hi tho
afternoon when Mr. vertrees an
nounced that box belonging ta MIR
Claws and left with the grand jury
at Seattle. had been broken open a
few days age and that d number of
letters missing from the files of the
land office ~ seattle. copies of which
have recently been published in n
weekly paper We're found therein.
CLAWS angrily declared that II any
letters had been found In his belong
ings "a frameup't had been prepared
for him. His denunciatlon Of federal
officials who would stoop to such a
trick to win favor with their superors
called out demonstration of applause
from the spectators. Chairman Mel
son announced that a repetition of the
outburst would result In the room be-
ing cleared Throughout the hearings
the sympathies of the spectators, a
great majority of whom were women,
have been with CLAWS and they have
laughed with satisfaction as he has
made points against the questloners
Mr.. Vertrees announced that A.
christensen, GlavIs' successor as chief
of the field division. would be called
to testify to the finding of the let
ters. He offered In evidence letter
from christensen giving the details of
the alleged discovery. This caused n
long wrangle ms 10 whether the let
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SALOON MEN ARRESTED.

Plains Feb, 14-tspeciaD- officer
George Wells this morning arrested
John Bates, saloon man. and his
bartender, Walter Baker, who. 1t Is
alleged, sold whisky to All Indian.
Both men are out on bail until to-
morrow. when they will plead before
Justice Toulmin
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ADMITS HIS ACTS.

New York. Feb. li--James r. Keena
called this afternoon as witness be-
fore United States Commissioners AL
exander in the j. NJ. Fiske & Co.
bankruptcy proceedings, admitted he
was the manager Of two of the pools
in the Columbus Hooking Coal 4 Iron
company stock.
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4 FAIR eoycoTTER MEAT
II DON'T EAT MEAT"
is THE SIGN WORN

Philadelphia, Pa, Feb li-When
Philadelphian gets downright mad he
Immediately hangs card on himself
telling the world about 1t. Such has
been the case time and again. as for
example. IN the street car strike last
year when half the population were
wearing cards promulgatlng the fact
that they were walking instead Of rid
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BANK is Rosseo.

Dodge City, Kan. Feb. li.--Robbers
who Travelled In an automobile stole
$3.50 from the state bank OF Ford,
20 miles southeast of here, today. Four
charges Of nitro glycerine were used
In blowing mp the safe. The bandits
were gone several hours before the
robbery was discovered
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HAMPTON PROMOTED.

Helena, Feb H. (SpeciaD Alfred
Hampton. who has been inspector In
charge of the Immigration service for
Montana and Idaho for seven years.
has been promoted to be inspector or
the port at Galveston, He VIII he sue
ceeded by l.. T. Piummer of Chicago,
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SEARCHING INQUIRY.

Albany. y. Y, Feb. l4--Former
Lieutenant Governor chanler intro
duced In the senate tonight resoln-
tion providing for a more searching
investigation into alleged legislative
corruption.