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(By United Press Leased Wire.)
PORTLAND, Ore., July 11.-C. W. Olson
shouted, "Follow me to freedom," and floored
Bailiff Padrick in Judge Tazwell's court. In
stead of aiding him, other prisoners rallied to
the officer's aid, and Olson was rushed to the
county jail.
• „ —„ — ■.
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VOL. IX. NO. 174.
r HER MAKES
• APPEAL FOR
■.'; HIS SEAT
j PAOKEU GAI.I-KRIKB LISTEN
! TO SENATOR "FROM ILUN-
U ■ 018 MAKE PERSONAL DE
FENSE.
-:':. '(■'■■ (By United Press Leased Wire.)
'4\ ' .WASHINGTON, D. C, July 11.
\*^—With'. packed galleries and an
■ attentive audience on the floor,
. ;^ ';:> Senator .William B. Lorimer or
:>■' '.■-:•Illinois this afternoon made Tils
', '-.. :'• Tappeal to the senate to retain his
1 seat in that body." He closed tae
I , „/. debate and for the second time
' Vfj&S;made a personal defense of his
i .": right to sit in the senate.
'i ■- ■; Lorimer was cool and collected
and stood behind a desk littered
S»^ „ with books, papers and notes.
<^ - ■"i "I will show that not one vote
V". * was. corruptly cast for me," de
•Vi clared Lorimer in opening his
:"'.-» statement.
jt- ... "The senate was humbugged
- by my enemies into a second In
i\- vestigation. . This is no joke; it
i Is a serious matter. If the sen
' ate decides .to adopt the recom
\ : mendations of the minority of the
V -r Investigating committee it will be
•* - a travesty on all civil Jurispru
/ ! dence and a mockery of legal pro
,■".: ; cedure. It will mean that the
;. ■" senate has decided to follow the
1 : red flag of anarchy and adopt the
• .■.principle of the arch-advocate of
'•" "- the recall of judges and judicial
|'> .-'-;■ decisions."
■-•■*■- \"i,';-;; Lorimer followed Immediately
'".'!;"■- after Senator Reed and his first
'■i*;:,'statement was. a declaration of
i ,->; Innocence of ' the charges of cor
. .V; v.-i ruption in his election. He de
clared that if the senate did not
■ ' adopt the Red Adjudlcata plea it
i:;»jj. would be a trevesty on justice.
'."> / ; " He slidred: ■<,'!.. i:\*■-:■;'■•;:-: • ■;•■ .-•
■-»»■ .; •■ "-"It ■We : had , a law officertin
i . :' : /• Cook county who would prosecute
' "•."■-■'~i violations of ; the law the knaves
'V ■. I;,: and criminals „ who -. control the
i |£ Chicago newspapers would be In
I the penitentiary. I will prove 'lie
fore I conclude that.they should
;^%_» '■':'i- be thus punished.". ,:;.;■: . •
f _ - ,> • A"?.* "You may drive me out of this
.7. C* chamber," said Lorinier, "and in
; 4|C struct your doorkeepers not to let
1. ~ • ? r Lorimer again enter, but you can
.v :> . * f:i not destroy -or ■ annul t the •= sound
' i't.-ji-if judgment of ; the 61st- congress,
', '"-:-'l'i '-". when it held that the 'press trust'
u\'- -"'-I, could not drive a man from pub
■;:'"",;l-iic.iife.^v" £ \- -,■■■
■. ..»' ; :.. ; "The consequences will -go on
.. ,■■'.. 'n- and lon ; until J the 5» vile, ; vicious
1...,; ;:'-> ?4- trust ; press' will ' control >. the { gov
1. A}yf£i ernment and remove all those pub-
Sf;^ft|f lie : men who refused' to aeknowl
-1 v-: --^X. edge suvservlency. It will accom
'rif^-t' pllsh■ ruin for the senate." t~-; -;
"' Race Official Must
- Pay Speeding Fine
. -" - 11 Chester W. Hanseii;,. who' was
l%Z'i-.}. bo busy during the J| automobile
.» j< t<£" races, 1' got . the ; speeding; bug and
«■ then got pinched. He was travel
»■"'."-•£";: ing only' a" piffling little 35 miles
V - ■ ■ 'f^Z an hour up ; the J mountain *.",' road
«.-?; i,":,' and ; was"not' near . Teddy >-]Tet«-
9i'- ■ 3*? laff's ; time ; when *: the speed 83 cop
<>■ nabbed I him.'^? Now ;hu %~ faces >. a
V%"iK?i?' fine ■of ; $25 ; and costs. *?' T- v, s 5 1
r#^'S.'ii jV John ■ Quinlan, /a ; tourist '£. from
r'lV^fi "Califoraja," was • also hitting ;f the
*^gi 'i high ' places and posted a 25" ball
**.. ■-.' • this morning. „:,";•' : t ';- s_" „ ;"^::
JOAQUIN MILLER
I^Jf ; IS VERY LOW
>}0$- f- OAKLAND, Z Cal.. July 11.—
j^^*^Pears were entertained today that
> 'ir-&£j^Joaquln^ Miller,' the• "poet of >' the
Sierras," who is '< ill !at - his! home
wvt&s? in l- Fruitvale, will E? not ; recover.
jj^Pf§Millerllslne.arly~Bo.-'rf< l He broke
I §<««* 4 down following his exertions .as i a
Fourth of July orator and motion
i®^^? picture actor. .'"«_-*;-m s--.- %y-.''y-ti ::
\ '*?± if. ■> ■ ... —■ ' •.' ;• ;••'•" ■•"■'
Commercial
Club Bonds
Wanted
We have a client for a few
of these bonds. Will pay cash.
Calvin Philips&Co.
California Bldg. Main 23.
WHA-WHAT'S THAT
Sketches from Life of Or tuin Prominent Citizens Upon Hearing Woodrow Wilson's Re
mark That He Would "Careful Ij Scrutinize All < 'ampa > n Contributions."
i(Hy United Press leased Wire.)
SEAGIRT, X. J., July 11. —That plenty of cash will be available to run the democratic mm
pa Vj;ii and that there will Ik* no need of accepting campaign contributions from "Interested parties
or persons" whs the declaration of Governor \Voodrow Wilson today. The democratic candidate
si»i<l he was greatly pleased on open nig bin mail today to find many letter*) contalnihng 91 bills from
workingmen and women who wished him success and contributed their "mite" for the cause.
To date the governor bus received about $2,ft00. The largest contribution was $500, while
there have been somo $100, others of 950 and numerous tens, fives, twos and ones.
MRS. GRIFFIN 15
VERY MUCH
ALIVE
WOMAN: BELIEVED.! TO HAVE
:.*.■ BEEN MURDERED BY '•'■. HUS
■'■} BAND , YKHTKRDAY - SHOWS
" -UP AT COUNTY I JAIL s THIS
: MOKNING: — GRIFFIN ; IN.
vj SANE. ;^^:f;;-:-.-..;;,; •,:;.>l.:-,:-:::
•Z' Red-eyed > from % weeping, bro
ken ;in spirit and physically tired
from a 24-hour vigil alone in their
little launch ' anchored lat Mawaga
on ; the '-.:: Narrows, Mrs." ~ George
Griffin, who j was believed ■to j have
been , murdered an d sunk in the
launch 'by ' her demented' husband
because of the incoherent stories
told. yesterday at T Steilacoom, *. ap
plied * at ! the i county /£ Jail ©• at ,'& 9
o'clock this morning,' while Sheriff
Longmire i and .his deputies were
making | a frantic i search j for h«y.
ft In r the padded "{} cell, j 1 George
Griffin 1 was , practically a. raving
maniac. He : kept r repeating Vi his
various '. delusions s about : the I loss
of his I young < wife and • would '• not
be j quieted. ; His wife swore to " a
complaint, charging him with i in
sanity, ... and :he was vt, taken i;; to
Steilacoom ■ this ivaoTnlag."^^^
-.Griffin's" mind began to > wan
der i Tuesday i evening ;as ; a result
of heavy •. drinking, ' Mrs. Griffin
eald;«^^w;^><^^v ;f.;.-'-p"
;S\ Griff in •■ left ii\ home s about "\i 3
o'clock yesterday morning,.^tell
ing his wife "he was .-', going to
work. He appeared i* early at
Steilacoom, i saying Ms * wife t had
been murdered I 1?, and p:!i the *% boat
stolen. 3 Later ohe >.■ stated 4 that
while i he X was ,ashore l'~ the U boat
started to | drift away : and * Bank
with ■' his wife I aboard y before 3he
could J reach | her. She j, was un
aware J of ' the-; excitement i be „as
causing or that ; she was supposed
to 1 be I dead % until v notified :.* early
this morning.
(I-BRK GBTB VAOATIOX.
SSL- C. Swet, clerk In Judge Chap
man's .court, leaves tonight with
his wif« and daughter for a two
weoka' vacation at lcoHauds, Oat.
waas . . ... --" .-i^saasi
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
LONG BEACH, Cal., July 11. Although
Long Beach is a prohibition city, 504 arrests
for drunkenness were recorded the last fiscal
year. Pharmacists are the only legalized liquor
purveyors. The chief of police has ordered a
probe.
And Just Think!
She Won't Vote
MAKGARET ILLINGTON.
V. "It ] really is' good £to , get bad
iome, to sit ■In your own i chain
a your own < home, ■ which Jis iusi
a we left It."■»;•• &'Zis*~li;-l-1<
git'was -Mrs/E. J. Bowes speak
ng • this : morning. ,On the stage
be fis ■ Margaret l", Illington but
'lien she gets to their handsome
"acoma home f and revels'- in £ th«
omforts of • her own honseholc
be. actress becomes secondary tc
he woman, as It would with mos
roJtnenMX&S*Si'«^s£is?tJ£i',ff^£r.
"Kindling" aught »ii the g fin
f popular | approval §| in such <
ray that when the time drew neat
hey hated J| to |J close.', here, st
bey will ) take : the ; train; after : th«
light performance tonight foi
Spokane J and j continue on untl
Kstober^3s*^fHi^3l!s;|S^^S
"I ; certainly appreciate the wel
ome given )me I last • night," em\C
■Irs. Bowes,' "and we ) have beet
reated splendidly *j£j everywhere
his season,' but one does appre
late the •; kindness of > their/ owr
lelghbora 1 more than others aftei
.11.
"No, ; I have not registered, and
lam 7 afraid.l:will not get bact
o vote this fall." said i Miss Wing
on j with; a 1 smile. ■;*' It : had - hardl j
Occurred * to \ her/that; really ?, she
ma a full i fledged voter with the
lghts and ■ privileges of an electoi
,nd entitled to vote for the prefit
lent of ' the; United | States ■ by ; rea
on »of being a resident of WusU
ugtoa.
TACOMA, WASHINGTON. TiII'RSDAY, JULY 11, 1912.
MAYOR LOOKING
FOR A WOMAN
POLIH
RECOMMENDS THAT > FEMIN
INE .' OFFICER;; BIS APPOINT
SED! TO Q SEE THAT EIGHT
1 HOUR LAW IS ; NOT VIOLAT
:;/ED.; ■>;. a£>;; v.;-^ - --,;?.,',;.;,; t
T:.' Some j big Tacoma stores; are
violating the law and not provid
ing : means for «girl clerks: to falt
down, according Ito Mayor * Sey
mour. •* who recommended to Com
missioner Mills this morning ; that
a woman cop be f put on to look
after \ labor conditions for . women
in Tacoma. f -';;■.: "■■',"-* :} ■ .^/^
The mayor said Miss Prater, a
.state Inspector, had told him that
in one store on one floor, no stools
were \ provided at all ' and >on an
other i floor where £ there were
stools , the girls were prohibited
(rom using them by ■. the manage
ment.<^Xr^iiW«A"'^?4&~g«*ffi
■"Mills said he had been thinking
of asking I for four more | police
men - for; general service: and' that
the {department i really ; ought to
have 7 a dozen.yJ.;A"^|«*s<^sJgS||
He could ) see no way of paying
them, howerer.^-S^-*^ 1*"
The mayor ob]ect6«i to Increas-
Ing the | police force but -though t
the . one 1 woman gbould : he ; put on
for this work to see the eight
hour law and other regulations
for v working gj people, ; especially
among women, are observed.
PLEASE^STAY^WAY
OYSTER ' BAY, N, V., July 11.
—Declaring that he wanted 10
devote most of ,• hi* 4 time between
no"i and ";the:; assembling: of ; the
progressive ; party "; convention in
C tea go j next month Ito " consider
the ' economic and t social side fof
the platform* to tie fadopted there,
Colonel | Roosevelt j issued S yester
day an 1 appeal; to f, visitors ito stay
away f rom | Sagamore |Ul)l/§fff All
who ; want \to talk organ itloilTi So
said, can do bo at the New Tforfe
I headquarter*. ; t*mmi
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
ROME, July 11. Colonel Jules Repond of
the papal guards, has issued a call for recruits to
take the places of the twenty who deserted be
cause the pope refused them three holidays
weekly.
AUTO RAGE MEN
IST USE SOME
OTHER TRACK
COUNTY commission MB.
FUSE TO GIVE TKTZIjAKK
AM) OTHERS RIGHT
TO BRBAK sri:i:n m:roui>s
AT IRAKIS VIKW NKXT VKAK.
All efforts to hold a fall auto
meet here were blocked this
morning when County Commis
sioners Peterson and Martin de
clared they would not permit the
e<M!:ni'iici> of the Tacouin Carni
val association to use the 1.a1.c
View track again..
They declared that should one
of the aiitoinwhiles go through
the miiiKlMliiiHl . an was threat
cued at the races last week, the
county would virtually be bank
rupted by damages.
Tmoiiih Will Have Speedway.
It is now certain, however, that
Tuconia will have a speedway as
good. or better than any In tne
United States, notwithstanding
the $800,000 track at Indian
apolis or the ,500,000 track un
der construction at New j York.
Harry W. Doherty this morning
stated that he had taken the mat
ter^' of forming, a racing associa
tion with private grounds up with
a nuni'her of prominent Tacomans
mid hoped .to successfully form
a company In time to build a two
and one-half mile track for next
year. ,W;.--vv ,- ■'■--:. \-'~!.
George B. Burke of the Bank
ers' Trust company, one *of 'I' the
trifctees of the race committee,
this" morning said he believed the
committee would Just be able to
meet all expenses and does not
believe there will be any profits.
toys, Your Hats
Are In the Ring
i "The young men who lost
their hats getting out of my --.
1 cherry tree Tuesday night
'may have the name by calling
at the house at 7: SO p.m.
| The young man whose sweat- ■
■er was torn may have it .
mended by the Mrs. on call
ing. If this ever occurs again 1
I It will be ' something __-' worse > \
■ than having lost hats and torn.. '
sweaters.—W. 0., 5410 So.
J St." -::.-:;:'W;> X;; :fl :-■ ;,.;'■
"That is what we call turn- -
ing the other cheek,".-remark- Z
ed the Times staff in a chorus ' j
this morning - after • reading ■;
the ! above note ' which '■■' had ■
. been * left a few ■ momenta be- : ".
fore by a woman.'. ..; .;., -V.-{
. - "When we '.were | kids we ;:,
. thought we were lucky if we
got without having our.
trmiscr seats peppered with
beans or rock Halt," they,fin-. -.
ished. ," ;I " . t ■. £> _'- - 1 £ .-■■„". r- ' ' f
Road Cost Cut $5,525
The road to complete the wa
terfront boulevard from the end
of the present paving In the
North End to Pt. Defiance park
cost the city Just $5,525.30. Had
the property owners accepted the
amounts offered by the city they
would have been nearly $5,000
richer. Fred Denman drew down
$3,000 of the total amount.
JUDGE ARCHBALD'S
TRIAL STARTS TODAY
WASHINGTON, D. C. July 11.
—Formal consideration of the 13
articles of Impeachment preferred
against Judge Robert W. Arcnbald
of the United States commerce
court was begun by the house to
day. Chairman Clayton of the
judiciary committee called up the
Cray Haired Woman Swindles Church Oul
Of $150,000; She Was Worth $175,000
! - PORTLAND, Ore., July 11.—
Mr*. Moore, a gray-hat red 1 woman
of 80 years, was arrested here to
day on a charge : of : obtaining
money, under false , pretenses. % She
is the . oldest ' woman ever 'arrested
on a ' felony charge • in ■ Portland."i -Z
Mrs. Moore, who refused %£ to
give ; her first , name or j her home,
except that she was y{ from the
•ast, told > the ' police she is worth
$175,000. She says she has valu
able i property in 1 San ta Rosa, Ca!.,
aad '. In the : east. •& She; asserts ■ she
has relatives In Seattle.
Mrs. Moore is charged p with
baring obtained* $ ISO. 000 Iby mis-
KyresaiitaUoai from Rev. Fatbw
HANFORD SNORED DURING
TRIAL DECLARES LAWYER
Witnesses At Hanford Trial
21 DEAD IN BOSTON
ON ACCOUNT OF HEAT
(Ily United Press Incased Wire.) list of prostrations exceeding the
BOSTON, July 11. —Grilled by 250 mark.
a tropical heat," accompanied by
severe humidity, Boston today ta u and department stores being
started on its eighth day of the closed all day and many others
heat wave, with the gruesome being compelled to shut down at
death total raised to 21 and the noon.
Six Men Die In
Mine Explosion
WHEELING, W. Va., July IK
—Six me nare dead as a result
of a gas explosion In the Pana
ma mine of the Ben Franklin
Coal company, at Mundsville, 10
miles south of here. There were
100 men working in the mine at
the time, but only nine of these
were in the entry where the ex
plosion occurred and three of
these were rescued shortly after
the explosion, probably fatally
burned.
At 11:40 the bodies of Joe
Caraloonis and Joe Larachalaki
were removed from the Panama
mine, both dead. Four other
dead bodies were in sight of the
rescuers at this hour.
TKN WOMKN ARKESTED
In a raid conducted last night
by Detectives Brown, Recob, Har
klns and Ellison and Patrolmen
Noose and Royal, eight women,
two colored, were landed in the
city Jail. Practically all gave
bonds of $25 or $50.
committee's resolution demanding
trial of the Jurist for misdemean
ors shortly after 1 o'clock. Speak
er Clark directed the sergeant at
arms to bring in all absent mem
bers, that a full membership
might be present for the proceed
ings.
Blake iof \ St. Francis' Catholic
church here and also with obtain
ing ? *1 small sutnif rota! Dr. W. M.
Campbell.
SCHOONER RAMMED
(By I'lilted Press !>>a«wd Wire.)
«$ SAN FRAiNCISCO, July 11.—
i Her jib'hoom and headgear^ com-
I pletely carried away, the ' schoon
er Bertha Do!beer, bound f oil tj for
Grays Harbor, was rammed and
almost sunk by the British
steamer Tuscarora off the San I
isco light yesterday.
Th« Dolbecr wa« later towed
port.
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
REDWOOD CITY, Cal., July 11.—Thirty
thoroughbred game cocks, captured in a raid on
an illegal cock-fight, were served at dinner to
the city jail prisoners here. The guests voted
the banquet a success.
Calvin Goes To Pen
Suffering from a bullet wound
In the calf of his right leg as a
result of attempting to escape
from his bondsmen, E. E. Ferrier
and Deputy ' Sheriff Frank Long
mire, by leaping into the water
from the steamer Victoria yester
day at Seattle, Frank Calvin Is
awaiting the traveling guard who
will take htm to the Walla Walla
penitentiary tomorrow to begin
serving a sentence of from five to
ten years for attempting to kill
Vivian Irving, a nurse, at Win
lock. H.-G. Herold will also be
taken to the prison, to serve from
five to 15 years for kidnaping.
Prohibitionists
Still Deadlocked
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., July
11.—The entire session of the
prohibition national convention
was devoted today to a wrangle
over the effect of the committee
on organization and party work.
GRTB STADIUM GRATIS
The school board at Its meeting
yesterday afternoon agreed to
give the Stadium to the Orpheus
club gratis for the big sacred
concert providing no admittance
fee be charged. The date of the
concert is still indefinite.
A Little Thought | Spells m
Success In Advertising
Mr. Advertiser, why not give the tame careful
£)J thought f to f your: advertising t that f you > give % to '■ ev
ery other feature of your business? When yon hire
:: *he 11), l : are 1 you » not ] care 1:; to get ?. competent j help?"
When I you | order a bill 'of I goods.'l are: you * not very
;,';? careful Ito i Be© i that you I get the • right s quality and af
at the right price? Why not H apply this same
p principle; to y_our advertising? Convince * yourself M
that the newspaper in which you <jontenaplato ad
vertising s fills j the field that you want to eovetr.
»^ Convince j yourself * that yon | are not paying { tor cir
■■■ culntion •situated' so remote, as ;to be of so use to %
,f you. Convince S yourself j that the j»sper *in t which W
»| you will place your advertising baa the ; confidence
«of its ! read«r3.'ls«^^lP««^^^^^^P
■isfiaP Do j this, and | you ■ can ■ make no 1 mistake t In: adver- fa
ting.
"Most Everybody Reads The Times."
30 OKNTS A MONTH.
TESTIFIES THAT'
JUDGE SLEPT j;
IS MINUTES
OTHERS BTATK ON STAND
• THAT THKY — HAVK j{SKKJT^W
FBPRRAIj JITIKIK IN AN IX.
" TOXIOATBD tX>MUTION. " | '-££,%
(lly United Pres« 'licnscd Wire.)'
; ; ■BATTUE, July ; \ 11.—Resum-
Ing investigation of the Impeach- >"^',
inent charges against Judge C. H.
Hanford, the congressional fccm»^oi
mlttee this morning called to the
stand the eighty-eighth witness
to testify on the charge of drunk
enness, which Is one of the main
conn>luintß In the impeachment^Bg§
Indictment. .<~ ,' '" .; — >. "*■**>&■*
Miss Adele Parker, high school Mp;
teacher,:.testified late >■■'. yesterday;SpS
that she had seen: Hanford '. drunk Wtffi
on two occasions ion \ street "cars.'w^
She - said the judge < was \ (lushed,
had a puffy appearance, and that
his eyes were bloodshot.. ; The con«'*f,**>
ductor had to arouse the judge,
she. said, :by : asking, "Old if man.'^g
what street ■do j you ■ get', off» at?" Mm
!;'iW' H. McMahon, r. attorney^ akj^fi
Salem, Ore., ' testified I that Judge
Hanford'was ", asleep for 15 min
utes during the progress of atrlat&^i
in > Tacoma, that f the is,* attorneys!
stopped their, arguments until tna ;r \
judge finished his slumbers VfltU'g®
an ;■ audible i snore. ; The witness
also • saw i the ■ judge - take drinks WSJl&
in a hotel • bar. - ■;•-; i-™ i^ hmSmSB.
.: McMahan /said: that ,il any ,law«j^TO
yer ; conducted himself 2as Judge)
Hanford did In court he would b*|llp
fined for contempt. -is?^7SMS^^i
■ '. John C.' Higgins, university re
gent, while anxious to give Han
ford the fullest endorsement, ,ad-."
mitted | that ; two or three times h»^»
observed; 'th'e> Judge \in a drowsy
condition 'ii when I* he 'kt, apparently,
failed to hear the argument j,pre£^^a
sented. -^v,',:.
V'C H. Fuhrbers", . saloon man, te«^gK^
tified ihe „ saw Judge' Hanford J rofSlgi
unmistakably drunk on }' a 1 street vM,»|
corner that ;: his wife i* wondered
"wouldn't l you : think ?a? man like
Judge Hanford -i* would '■ take S a"|^%
taxi?" ',:•':■;-::.■'<:*■-. '>;'.:!-.': ** ;»;^;S^.
• t; Samuel ■S. • l«ngley, r * a lawyer;'
George • M. ;" Jacobson, real ; estate §^f
. man; E. C. Merriam, timber cruis
er; ' John IF. Nleman, J. L.. Zlm-^^H
merman, -George Delgh and SW. f|g««
R. Mead, policeman, ; all testified
along' the'isame!lines.tfSal^^P^^^3
& Judge Arthur >.B.| Griffin, who
while judge in the superior court
here \ handled portions of, the. Htl^^Ki
gation [in . the j Heckman and ■' Hau^^S&j,
sen and the Sullivan 1 estate mat
ter, mentioned during the present -
proceedings before "committee; J"'
took the stand - as. character; wit- v.
ness for Judge iHanfori;*3S^i®^"";;:
Attorney John H. Powell, like- '&4fi
wiße,'v,'as called at the suggestion
of . Hanford Tattorneya-I^S^g^^M^l "■
,' This testimony. was "substantial-^^*
ly the same at that given by Judge
Cushman i and J other witnesses.
George W. Foster, an :^ : agedl v^
man, asked the -h committee th« '•
privilege of iS» eulogizing (!j Judge '*k ■ .'
Hanford and said Hanford'S
grandest act was ! throwing tb»
Sullivan estate I out of ' court."SpsSs!
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