. , . . , ... inatlon was unsought by me, the
Washington, Oct. 28 President manner of its coming makes the
Wilson continues' to show improve- honor aU the more dignified, and I
ment, said a bulletin today by his on-er my sincere thaoks to all who
physicians. j were instrumental in this expression
"There is no special change in the . of confidence, while my personal in
President's condition. His progress terests would probably be best served
continues. He takes his luncheon i by another course, I shall cheerfully
and dinner in a semi-sitting position, accept and abide by the verdict of
which adds greatly to the enjoyment
of his food and causes no fattigue."
SPALDIN G REPLACES BYXBEE
New Haven. Conn., Oct. 28 Archi
bald S. Spalding of Norwich, has
been designated supervising internal
revenue agent in place of Theodore
M. Byxbee, resigned, by H. W. Mag
er, chief of revenue agents. The as
signment is effective - today. Mr.
Spalding will supervise New Eng
land, New York stats except New
York city,, and New Jersey. . There
are five places in his office to", be
"illed by reason of other resignations.
TVia nfflna wblcti ia hnon In T-Ta
-ford, will be removed to this city.
THE TIMES: TUESDAT, OCTOBER
CITY'S DEFICIT
OR FISCAL YEAR
TO BE $500,000
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deceive the people, and the Machine
resorted' to debt to pay defct. Instead
of meeting current expenses by lay
ing the. tax rate.
Juggling- appropriations began,
opening "questionable avenues," as
for instance the $100,000 ' charged to
Grand street bri'd'ge, which was mys
teriously taken from nobody except
the insiders knows where.
