Greenhut On Those Charges

PEOBIA, Hls., Maren 2S. - President Greenhut, of the DistiUing and Cattle Feeding cotapany, is back in Peoria after a protracCuil absence. He treated aewapaper charges ugaiust liimself with contempt, saylng they ware unworthy of notiee. The late.st charge that the offloers had appropriated totheirown use i-RK),ULiü or so of rebuies froni railroads he prouounced on a pur with other uccusations, it not being backeil by any authority. He said lie was noc worried by anything that bad been said agaisist liim. "We have not done anytblng horc," he obsurved, "that was not legal linü proper. I Xewspapers are uot the proper place ro try tliese mattere. 1 these peoplo i who inake tnese charges to produce theni I ín the proper place, and 1 will hold rhein ! accountable for them. I will be on hand at the proper time to answer any charges th'.it may be maile againsc me in the proper way." Charles H. (iii'stiii, who lías Umíii agent of tlie fast fraight üues especially favored witli shipments by the DistiUing and (Jattle b'oeding conip.my, said he dld not know of any rebatos bcing given the coinpanv.