Washington, June 28.
President Roosevelt to-day appointed Mr, Edward L. Faupel, of Los Angeles, to be marshal of the United States court for China.
Appointment of Mr. Faupel completes the replacement of the four Republicans who held the principal offices in the court at Shanghai when the Democratic Administration came into power. Contrary to the usual procedure, President Roosevelt ide-Tayed for' more than a year after taking office the appointment of these officials.
The first appointment to be announced was that of Mr, William J. Collins, of St, Louis, to be clerk of the court, which was followed by nomination of Judge Milton J. Hel mick, of Albuquerque, New Mexico, succeed judge Milton D. Purdy on the bench. The third appointment was that of Mr. Felthan Watson, St. Louis lawyer, to be District Attorney, succeeding Dr. George Sellett, who had resigned eighteen months previously.
Mr. Faupel will succeed Mr. Thurston R. Porter, former Washington Find a Brass Tag Instead of $700 Payroll Arriving a short time before a large cheque had been cashed, two armed robbers broke into the offices of Mr. P, H. Prevot on the fourth floor of St. Anne's Building, 25 Rue clu Consular, shortly before noon on Saturday, only to find a brass lag issued by a'bank, which represented $100 payroll the gangsters apparent ly" wanted, At the time of the hold-up, Mr. Prevot, a broker and also the manager of the St, Anne's Building, of in his office, With one man holding up two assistants in the Joftice at the point of a pistol, the other ransacked the room. The procedure was abruptly" stopped Wwhen a messenger called at the place. The two. gangsters escaped with $46 In cash, a gold ring, a cheque for Hongkong $90, and the brass tag.
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