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public an affidavit showing the actual sum ex

pended by him in the campaign, as follows: Cash

paid to State Executive Committee, to he used for

defraying expenses of public meetings and for cam

literature, $4,800; printing and engraving, $34;

ravelling expenses, $08, sundry petly expenses.

40: tate] $51

HEAD OF HAYTIAN SENATE ARRESTED

Port-au-Prince, Oct. 30.—M. Stewart, President of

the Senate, who is charged with having shared in

the division of the issue of $200,000 fraudulent Hay

tian securities early in the year, has been arrested,

Benators Cauvin and Malebranche., against whom

he same charge 1s made, have fled from Portau

‘rince.

B——

INVOLVED BY KEMPNER.

Clerk in Registry Service Accused of

Making a False Affidavit.

IPROM THE TRIBUNE BURFAU.]

Washington, Oct. 30.—Louis Kempner, the HS=

missed chief of the registry system of the Post

office Department, has succeeded in involving

Frank Bacon, a clerk in the registry division of the

Washington postoffice, in difficulties. Three days

to show cause why he should not be dismissed

from the service for making a false and misleading

affidavit have been given to Bacon. It appears

that when The Tribune made public Kempner's

smuggling operations the latter went to Bacon and

prevailed on him to swear to 2 statement to the

effect that ex-Fostmaster General Charles Emory

Smith, Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Bris

tow, Chief Inspector Cochran and many Senators

«nd Representatives had practised the same form

of evasion of the customs duties on cigars as that

of which Kempner was accused. On crogsexamina

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

New-York tribune. (1903). New York [N.Y.], 1903-10-31. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1903-10-31/ed-1/?sp=4

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1903-10-31.