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Jacobs of Newcastle England represent
ative of the Archbishop of Conterbury
He read a letter from the Archbishop di
recting him to convey greetings and best
wishes to the housct Bishop Doane read
a letter from the Archbishop of Canter
bury expressing sympathy with the Amer
ican people on the death ofPresident Mc
Klnley
The Bishops of Haiti and Brazil were
made guests iof the house Then the
Bishops adjourned until tomorrow morn
inff
BEFORE THE TRIAL BOARD
rolleeinnn Snntemyer Arrnlsnetl for
lie Inn Absent Without Leave
Before the police irfal board yesterilay
afternoon Policeman- Santemyer of the
Sixth precinct station was arraigned oj
charges of being ttbsent without leave
while on the sipk report of the depart
ment Santemyer was represented by
counsel Lieutenant loore appeared as
prosecuting witness in tho case while
Dr Marbury a police surgeon also oc
cupied the stand for some time giving
evidence as to the illness of the accused
some weeks ago
Captains Gessford Heffner and Pearson
constituting the police trial board heard
the case but withheld their decision
pending preparation of the evidence in
regular typewritten form Policeman
Santemyer while on the stand In his own
behalf testified that he had been con
nected with the Police Department four
and one half years He said he had been
arraigned before the trail board several
times on minor charges but had been al
most Ineably acquitted of such accusa
tions
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The Washington times. (1901). Washington [D.C.], 1901-10-03. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn87062245/1901-10-03/ed-1/?sp=2
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Washington times, 1901-10-03.
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