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Nl,'' YORK sept Cotton goods
markets we're stead, today with a fraf-
wing evidence OF broadening Cot
Won '1fr~ We're lu more activity Worst
81 Yarns We're firm fo- late deliver.
e k-lf goods trade reported a demand
L. III L.n-s IN nrLIar-
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Petroleum.

OH CITY. Pa Oc, Credit hal
anc'~ 1850 Runs September 8oth So
"'". average i-".ft-. shipments pctob-
80 I>t. t~.1r3.
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-Transfer hooks close September
able October ST
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WHEELING. " Va. oct. 2. IL
The following quotations on 10 move
active WheelinE stock. are corr-ctsi
daily for the Intelligence BY George w
faron. local broker. and r. H. Marshall
Bond department
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Money.

NV Ntltk. oct .-tlsss I'-ia.a
mercantile paper - 90 per r.-r
~,er-i1s enctarss rfu Nfth aCt.af b..
-rs- Ga bankers bills AZ - s.-S ~
". Cay c'lls art 81 s. sBfs f.r t.-
f. aae. Commercial tllIs s.lr Ha-
silver fsNc Nr1lra- dollars sSi..
Govern -rert bonds steady RAILROAD
bonds r-fn
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=. 3. Baehe 3 co.,s closanr I.sttar.

NEW YORK. oct. Heavy selling
OF steel. Reading. took place around the
opening and prices ran OF 4 20 l per
cent there " = no news to account Tor
th" sudden turn call money rate fell
10 per cent az the close Trading
TOT IN turns are very profitable and
think safest course 20 pursue for pres
euf ' f'''
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New York Stock EXCHANGE.

WHEELING. W. Va, oct. > II
Rance OF active stocks on TIE New
1oTk stock Exchange. corrected daily by
n r. Masten & Co. brokers'
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NEW YORK. oct Money on cali
yer Cert rluuE rate g.. closing
90 "a e.. OTersd - - per cent
llue l0urS rru 60 and SD DAYS 81
per eeat ~ month- 5ts us. Per
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PULLED Her HAIR
Ana Nov the Injured wife Is Suing
for q Divorce Damage
SUE Billed

Mrs. NClma Miller. o. Belmont
county. has flied divorce proceedings
go fhe Common IiCHs c0ur- of that
county tiIeEIuE extreme cruelty on
The part rf beer husband John Miller
The petition ~ fha uIaiufif alleges
haf af divers times and ON many
0r.. rre hnr husband became angry
win Hnr without cause and slapped
h'r .ace and pulled hDr hair The
couple we're married Iu Allegheny
about four wears ago and one child
was born as the result ~ tho marriage.
OF n.lH 'Ue u.aIafIf ls custody
THE divorce luif Is attracting much
attention 1s b. Ia rho f-1t ln flo Die.
tory 0' The court ir which ans hair
pulling allegations htt. been aet forth
hr Tho PLAINTIFF
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Nun NIDIk YARDS. IFff~lurxn.
Pa. bct. 60 attic. st.4Ut. .-.t.r.t Iri-'
noe" 100 " = prime g. aH.fs CO.
sheep slow supply l1nt. prime vetrefs
, = 90 . o., CuLlS ami commons s.. 900 ~
: i".""H 400 llugz steady Ie..4l..s Is
luun4r decks. prime hsaNt.s s5.lJff 90.
~ tuWs s. zoo t.-5. heavy workers.
80 e s-". EEnt yurksfs ae.Iu.Is a. D..
pigs 500 % 500. louEAs 9. 5cas.Iu.
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n. F ;. "a. i, y -: !!
F..,t ~ 3 o. 10 5ri.ks SEi.
"uainr eeurE.H cod foo-f1 Dor
'f.. Iir.| .t-. et t.a - IL
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Pittsburg Stocks.

WHEELING. ". Va. oct 2 IL
ne active PtttsburEh stacks, corrected
JAY ~ a l.. Ms-fen a Co. bankers
snd brokerA National Exchange BsnE
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WHEELING. W. Va. oct @ -
ne Follow tur quotations on the more
a. I'VE wheeling stocks are corrected
naiiy Tor the Gnteuigencer by Howard
hazlett s. Son. local brokers.
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Wheelir q Live Stock.

- " lit.I.l.INtf. " Va t.f 10
wheeling 1--we stoei. Com mission Co.
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Cash quotations were as follows.
Flour STEADY.
Rys-NU 9. % u t4t.r
Barley Feed OF mfNIr-s t-r-r fair
t. choice mailing sHlf -ar
Timothy seed y-ss.l Uu
Glover S-~1-sl1 Iufi I, Hu.
Mess Fuik 3fG.s5E lu.
l-ard-ln tltrctS. sII 800
short ItlI-- ~t.~e Xru. 1 d. d. ~ Do .
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INDICTMENTS BASED
. ON LIE SAYS DEBS

Terrc Hautc. Ind. Nov. 25.-Eu-
gene V. Debs. Indicted by the feder-
al grand jury Mt GIrard. Kansas, Sat
urday. appeared AZ his home today
rerutiug the report that he had start
ed for Fort Scott. Kansas. on hearing
OF the indictments. Speaking of the
case. Dcbs said:
These Indictments are based on
an infamous lie. Thcr was never
any attempt by the officers of the
Appeal to Reason TO induce any wit
resses to leave anywhere. / have
recntly been tho candidate for the
working classes for the presidency.
| suppose | can now be the candidate
of a cap!taiistiC class for the peni-
tentiary. Were the whole truth told
about conditions gs the Fort Leavcn-
worth prison the world would stand
aghast."
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MOTOR AGE BOOSTS COLORADO ROADS

Evidence publicity the
campaign
% o he
have Colorado
city, selecting the shortest rather
the motorists
important that these
accustomed
driving will
Will skirt
is Immediate danger A. other
bo
he has
In
lie
day. gasoline
the beautiful sectional Of the Rocky
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Taste, Smell and
Hearing Restored
A SIMPLE HARMLESS REMEDY
QUICKLY RELIEVES ChTARRH-
AL DEAFNESS.

The thousands who suffer the
miscrlea OF colds and cntarrh and
claim they have never found cure
can get instant relief by simply
amounting the nostrlls with Ely's
Cream Balm.
Unlike Internal medicines which
upset the stomach, or strong snuffs
which only aEgravate the irouhL.
this cleansing. healing. antiseptlc
Haln instantly reaches the seat OF
the trouble. stops the nasty discharge
and briuEs back the sense OF taste.
smell and improves tho hearing
Moro than this. 1. strengthens the
weakened and diseased tissues. thus
protecting you against return Of
the trouble. This remedy will cure
a cold In day. and prevent It's be-
coming chronic or resulting In ca
tarrh.
Nasal ca;arrh Is an inflammation
rf the mcmhrnuo lining the air pass
ages and carno, he reached by mix
lures taken into the stomnch. nor
can II be cured by sruffs and rowd-
crs which only cause additional irri-
tatlon. Don't waHtc time on them.
Get 30 cent bottle OF Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist. and after
using II for day you Will wish you
had tried It sooner.
Mothers should give the children
Ely's Cream Balm for colds and
Group. II is perfectly harmless and
.plcasant to take. j. Il. Hughes agent
.Ci;y Drug Store, Trinidad. Colo.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-25
SOME CROP DETAILS

PHILADELPHIA Inquirer.
all cropsa are
department OF will
the of
like, which VIII
maxi tho to u good
which there band about 10 bush
els figures
should he
that this Ia
bushci This Is interesting. hecnuse
during the aErarian
bread
cattle and take 1t in the form Of meat Is to be
plentiful in tho
Is that
Is development
the yield
about
or material 10
sumo nmo o $500 family.
table that presents the
lnrE Nrohem o
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-25
COUNT BRINGS A BLACK EYE:
GIFT OF ATHLETIC FINANCEE

New York. Nov. 25.-Count dc
Laysteric. finance of Miss Constance
Warren. 92i Filth avenue. arrived
on the Mauretanla with n
"ghincr" How he got the black eye
was matter OF gossip aboard the
liner. but hc said he received tho in
Jury after n fall from his berht.
~ really don't remember just how
II happened said the count, but
| vaguely remember falling out of my
berth some time early "Wednesday
morning. must have struck some
thing"
Neither Miss Warren nor the
count cared to discuss the rumor that
he had got the discoloratlon in n
friendly boxing match with his fian-
Gee. who is athletic.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-25
WADE BRACKETT ILL

wade Bracket well known cat
tie man of Ration. New Mexico. is
seriously i'll. MIR. Bracket and
daughter June have been in Denver
for the past few months where Mr..
Brackctt has been under the care of
a specialist, and until week ago was
improving, but he suffered
q relapse and at present his condi-
tion is considered alarming. Mr..
Bracket is n prominent citizen and
cattle man of Ration and has n host
of friends in this vicinity.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-25
| INDIGESTION

You know that most of the all
mcnt5 named above come from an
out OF order stomach: OF course you
dc.
II your food doesn't digest. but
lays heavily on your stomach. It has
started to icrmcnt.
when It fcrmcnts II sets loose In
ihe stomach poisonous gases which
iTglia;c the great nerve that leads
directly to the brain from the stom-
aeh.
That irritation causes heartburn.
dIzzlnous. nIghtswoats, nervousness.
Ml-O-Nh will end all stomach
or money back. a large box
costs only 80 cents aud 10 sold by
The Hausman Drug Company and
druggists everywhere.
Fancy Turkeys, live. l8c: Dressed
Goethe Eey-Pattcrsor Market. 3
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-25


can be spared from the columns op-
Grating IN the ghb0.heod OF Pr!s-
roud aud M1uastir and that tho for
tificatious OF the Scrglnu capital are
being hastily supplied with heavy a.
tUirry. The Au,trlUns dCduoc from
these fsc,s that Scrvia is not disposed
10 y'r!d ard n settlement Of the Aus
trig-sonIan di puys seems to them
difficult n scrylu'a demands arc
maintained al an irroducahlc mini
mum. These we're outlined by Pre-
mlor P1cnTrus Of srgy'a this morning.
lie declared q minimum requisite 20
SCgiG's national development which
economic independence and FREQ and
adequate uaEsagr 10 tho hdrlatlv.
This. according % the Sorvian
statesmen. VosECssloa OF . stretch OF
eogrt'Iuc of about thIity mI'a, valrh
would be Joined to tho present terri
tory or Scrvla by 4 strip OF whEi was
old scrvla.
This minimum Is declared - he
wholly Incompatible with tho Aur-
tslan and Italian contention that Al
hanla should be- autonomous as 20
woala cut Albania in two and ooufiuc
the autonomous prov!ucos 20 q stony
and povcrty-ftslc.,cn district unable
to maintain an independent .AlEt-
cncc
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-25

Washington. Nov. 25.-Reports
that the gravity Of the European sit
uatiOn had broubht a, n change
in British diplomatic plans and had
Indefinitely postponed the departure
OF James Bryce from Washington,
were denied at the embassy here to-
day A5 announced at the time OF
Ambassador Bryce's resignation. his
departure VIII deperd on the settle
mcnt Of the Panama Canal situation
and the adjustment of Great Bri-
tain's protest against corcessiUus to
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-25
SULPHUR VAT EXPLODES:
TWENTY FIVE INJURED

New York. Nov. 2H.-Tweuty-fiyo
men were injured today, two mortal
ly, by the explosion of a vat of sui
phur in the Union sulphur mills in
tho Williamsburg section OF Brook
lyn Fire followed and buildings
which occupied an entire block were
destroyed. Loss 100000.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-25

The boys appetite Is often the
source OF amazement. If you would
have such an appetite take Chamber
lain's Tablets. They not only create
a healthy appetite but strengthen
the stomach and enable it to do its
work naturally. For sale by all
dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-25
EIGHTEEN HURT IN COLLISION

Montreal. Nov. 25.-Eightoen per
sons We're injured in a collision be
tween two suburban trolley cars near
here today.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-25
SENATOR RAYNER F
VICTIM OF NEURITIS
,con,inucd from Page onco

While the Democrats still have an
apparent strength or IS. the death or
the Maryland senator reduces tho
supposed majority to point very
neur tho dividing line OF party con-
troll.
Funeral services will be held Mt
his former residence here wcdncs-
day afternoon. Senator Bacon. pres-
ident pro-tcmporc OF the senate. Will
appoint committee OF senators. and
Speaker Clark will namc OF commit
tee OF representatives, to be present
Intcrment will be in Rock Creek
cemetery here.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-25

baltimore. Nd. Nov. .5.--William
+. Jackson. member OF the Republi-
can national committee will he ap-
pointed Senator Rayner's successor.
it is believed. although Governor
GoldsborouEh has said he will not
consider the matter until after the
funeral.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-25

ST. PClerabuTg. Nov, 25.--Tht en-
peror OF Russia and seirEius sozon-
off. the foreign minister. adhere to
the belief that solution OF the Aus
tria-Scrvian differences will he found
as soon rs the war has been brought
TO an end. according to ar P1nudaCc-
mont made in official circles
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-25

Berlin. Nov. %. RclUtiorr be-
tween Austria Hungary a;j soT,in
are 20 strained that polltlsli cisolr.
IN Vienna have abandoned mono or
The prCseryn'lou OF peace. according
20 the Information from diplomatic
source.
Despite official Austrian d"ria,s nf
the reported mobilization Of ~, Aus
army the Mono Gcsr.
ilsfhafftlirhc Correspondents declares
that five army corps have brca al
ready modified
Austrian reserves coutlruc TO hy
called out in large numbers.
The Austrian government. T. com
tlnues. o. resolved not 70 await Tito
return Of the scrylsn tra1p5 DparIi-
ing against the Turklgh troops aud
an ultImatum against scgst, may &c
expected In Il few days.
The German foreign offio, has not
dcvIatod from It's prcyIou5 attitude
OF confidence that an atnIcab'c set
,lrmgnt OF the kustris-SrgyIla cor.
troycrsy will be reached.
The Sord Doutschc AlioEsm,c ~.
tung. In an inspired uo,c today de-
MICS tho alarming reports whica have
been In circulation along Eour1a
that the position taken four DAYS
ago on the qucgtion Of Scrvia's de-
mnnd for an AdTIl,lc port has bcca
changed. The powers. the ngtc says.
have agreed not 10 anticipate tho
general settlement OF the Balkan
! problnrm by taking an individual
stand on special questions.
The Nosd DdItgchc ulEo donlC,
Austria mohilIzod five army corps
and adds that the report is untrue
that IN Austrian ultimatum to SER
via may be expected shortly.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-25

American shipping. The AmbaEsl-
dor stated tuday that the European
situation had In no way affected his
rroporcd retirement and that no
change lld been made .u HIS plauE.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-25

VlCunr. Nov 25.-Tho rc7ul, o'
the ylsIt to Bcyiln OF Arohdul:e y.ga-
els Ford 'naad. ihr Austrian heir to
the throne. '9 thEt In caEtrrn affairs.
Notably those questions rrlatirH
Roumaalp and the AdFiatlc sea. Ger
many. Italy aud Austria Will m9rth
tolothcr. according 90 the Reich
post.
Preparations Tor cvcry ovcH'ur-
havr been rGiy made so that all sur
prizes are guarded against.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-25

Washington. Nov. 25.-RCailzing
the possibility OF rapid and important
developments In the oalEan war the
navy department ha, slightly
shnnyiod the itinerary Tor the cruia-
ere Tennessee and MoHlgra. now on
the way to the orient. uudor Admiral!
Knight.
Admiral Knight on the Tennessee.
Instead OF going direct from Gibrll-
tar TO smyrna, has headed first for
Malta. while the Montana. which
was des,ln.d FOR Bolrut. hns startoo
Tor Port said nt the entrance OF tho
Suez canal
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-25

Smyrna. Nov. 25.-Ths Greeks are
reported to have occupied the large
Turkifh Island OF Chi1s IN Tho Acgcgu
Sea and close to this city. u IL onc
% the rirhcst aud mo- beautiful Isl
ards Of ,hc l.oy@u;. w,tl a population
OF 10000. .d
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-25
WAR CLOUDS HEAVY
OVER NEAR EAST

Continued from page onep
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-14

Moftgagor-When I can read
my title clear
Seedman-Sowing the seed. !
Aviator will arise.
Milkman-Shall we gather at
the river?
Credit Mana charge to keep
l have.-From Satire.
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POOR KIDS!

=
ITO keep the children off the
streets and help them grow up
useful members of society juven-
lie work rooms are to be opened
in Vienna" says a cablegram.
What a glorious lot of follow
ers of Christ we Christians are!
Save the children by abolishing
childhood. Snatchy the nursing
bottle away from the babe and
put him in a sweat shoplest he
learns to play and become a
member of society who can
work.
Society is weak and needless.
Make the children work out their
Gown salvation at hard labor!
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-14

The Blessing John Asked.
John is small boy, the young
est, of a minister's family.
AS a punishment for some mis-
demeanor at the table it was de-
cided that John must not eat with
the family at the next meal.
So his dinner was placed on
small table at the end of the din
ingroom.
When all were seated the min
ister said:
Nov, John, you should ask a
blessing before you eat.
This was new duty to John,
but he bowed his head and said
reverently,:
Cur Father in heaven, Thou
preparest table before me in the
presence of mine enemies. Thanks
for the food. Amen"
O-O
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-14
APPROPRIATE HYMNS.

Real Estate Broker-There is
a land of pure delight.
Chiropodist How beautiful
are the feet.
Haberdasher-Blest be the tie
that binds.
Cornet Player-Blow ye the
trumpet, blow. q
Soda Fountain Operator =
Come thou fount of every bless
ing.
- Undertaker-Hark from the
tombs a doleful sound.
Thief love to steal awhile
away
MISUNDERSTANDING the lit
tie hands.
Jeweler-In the silent mid
night watches.
Confectioner = One we tly
solemn thought.
Stockman-Fhe Lord my pas
e11re shall nrenaTe .-ts
The Washington times., 1912-08-20
LAWYER ASKS FOR
ABANDONMENT OF
HUME INDICTMENT
Former President of Stock
Exchange Not Apt to Be
Prosecuted.

Attorney Henry e. Davis, counsel for
Mrs. May Dabney Cutter. whose COM
plaint resulted In the indictment Of
Thomas l.. Hume, former president Of
the Washington Stock Exchange, on a
charge of misappropriating a certificate
of stock valued at $500, believes the
charge against the stock broker is un-
founded. and urges that the United
States Attorneys office drop prosecu-
tion.
1t Is likely that the Indictment will
be quashed. In view OF the Developments
In the case. although Acting District
Attorney Reginald s. Huidekoper will
await the return Of United States At
torney Clarence r. Wilson from Eu-
rope before taking any action.
A letter written by Attorney Davis
to the law Arm of Douglas, Baker,
Ruffin & Obear, counsel for Mr.. Hume,
setting forth his conviction that the
stock brokers' indictment was not war
ranted by certain facts in the case.
was read to the members of the WASH
ington Stock Exchange at yesterdays 8
meeting.
The letter says:
Il consider It due to Mr.. Hume to say
that acquaintance with the condition
of his account with the American Ma
tional Bank, made by me since the fl
ing OF the indictment against him.
which acquaintance / had not the op-
portunity of making prior to that act,
by reason of the lateness Of time at
which the matter was submitted to me
for consideration in connection with the
possibility of an Indictment, constrains
me to say that the account given by
Mrs. Cutter of the transaction between
her and Mr.. Hume. out of which the
indictment grew, Is not borne out by
the account referred to, and that /
will consider It a duty so to inform the
district attorney, with a view to the
abandonment of the indictment.
II must add, however, that in view of
the absence abroad of the district attor-
ney, fear that his assistant. Mr.. Huide-
koper, may hesitate to take the respon-
sibility of immediate action, but this
fact ought, / think, not to operate to
Mr.. Hume's disadvantage in respect to
his relations to the Washington Stock
Exchange"
The indictment against Mr.. Hume was
returned by the grand jury on July 20.
IL charged him with misappropriating a
certificate of stock of the Home Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company, Of Los
Angeles.
The Washington times., 1912-08-20
NEW VENTILATION
PLANS FOR CAPITOL
Refrigerated and Purified Air To
Be Supplied Both
Houses.

A new system Of ventilation and re-
frigeration, designed to keep the
members of both houses of Congress
cool in even the warmest debate, is
to be installed by Supt Elliott Woods
this fall. If there Is sufficient time be-
tween sessions.
Plans for the new system have been
drawn, and bids for the work will be
invited tomorrow. Bids will be opened
at IL o'clock noon Saturday. Septem-
Der a. 1t is expected that by that
time Congress will have adjourned.
Should the present session run much
longer all improvement plans will be
abandoned for this year. Superlntend-
ent Woods has already given up the
idea of installing benches In the House
chamber between the present long and
the coming short session, which will be
the last of the present Congress.
The new scheme of ventilation pro-
vides for the forcing of chilled air
through the chamber during the ses-
sions. The air will be artifically chilled
and then sent through a water and
cloth "strainer," which removes all
germs and gases. Work on the plant
will be begun as soon as the contract
is awarded.
The Washington times., 1912-08-20
SAM SCHEPPS TO
TELL GRAND JURY
OF POLICE GRAFT
Seven New Indictments
Looked for After His
-.
Story Is Out.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2o.--Ssm schepps
was expected today to tell to the Rosen-
thai grand jury the same story of the
gambling-graft murder that he told to
District Attorney whitman. and the
county prosecutor looked for at least
seven indictments in short order.
Whitman expected that the grand jury
would reindict Lieut.. Charles Becker
and return true bills against the four
accused gunner. Lefty Louie and Gyp
the Blood, both being hunted, and
Whitley Lewis and "Dago Frank" Giro
fici, In custody.
Besides these indictments, the district
attorney asked for bills against Jack
Sullivan, friend and agent of Becker,
and William Shapiro, driver of the MUIR
der car.
The police today were in doubt what
to do with big Jack Zelig, East Side
dence, r.. l. Jack Rose, in his confess
whom he placed an order for gunmen
to assassinate Rosenthal.
Deputy Commissioner Dougherty ask
ed Whitman If he wanted Zelig, and the
district attorney. remembering the scene
at Grand Central station. when the
police tried to kidnap Schepps, replied
that If he wanted Big Jack he would
get him himself.
That the grand jury, within few
days, would completely clear UP the
Rosenthal murder and then be free to
probe to the bottom, or top. the whole
sale charges of police graft, was the
opinion of Whitman, who said that the
story related to him by Schepps corrob-
Grated in every detail that of Jack
Rose, dovetailing as smoothly as though
the informers had compared notes.
Before the grand jury reconvened to-
day, District Attorney whitman paid a
visit to the West Side prison for another
conference with Sam Schepps. He also
+ talked with Rose, Webber, and Vallon.
! The prosecutor said that Schepps would
be the most important witness the grand
jury yet had heard in connection with
the Rosenthal murder, and seemed con-
fident that Schepps would clinch the
case against Lieutenant Becker.
Becker's delay motions, demanding an
inspection of the grand jury's notes.
were again scheduled to come up be-
fore Judge Mulqueen, but whitman said
he did not consider them Of sufficient
Importance to demand his personal at
tention. He said he would give all his
time to the grand Jury.