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, 1881-07-22
10 1T. BROWN, Register.
L. 5. Land Office at Olympia w t.

june 2S. 1881.
Notice is hereby given that WILLIAM
+. CROSBY has filed notice OF intention TO
make final proof before the Clerk of the
Probate Court, at his Office IN New Dun
geness, W t, on Tuesday the 10th day of
August. A ID, 1881, on pre-emption ID ).
No. 0057, for the los and 2. and u Of
NV q OF sec. twp 81 II. IL W. Is
nanes as witnesses: william Crawford,
Lyman Stevens. Joseph Lees and Harry
Martin, all of Pyscht Clalam county w T.
2O:2t L Brown. Register.
, 1881-07-22
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Sabbath Services.

IL, A. M.-"Christ and the Little
Ones" Baptismal Ser
vice at the close.
2:3o, P. M.-Sunday School.
1880, P. .M.-"Elisha, Lecture II,
"Where is the Lord
God of ELIJAH?"
Wednesday Evening Service, 7:30.
, 1881-07-22
Notice /!
U. S. LAND OFHIcE, ]
Olympia, w. +. :
June. 10. 1881,

U. S. LAND OFEIcE,
Olympia, w. +.
June. 10. 1881.
Complaint having been entered at this
Office by Samuel G. Morse against John
Nichols for abandoning his Homestead
Entry No. 1905, dared April 1. 1878. npon
the sw or. section 8. township 80 north.
range west in Clalam county. Washing
ton Territory, with a view TO the cancel
lation OF said entry: the parties are here
by summoned TO appear at this office ON
the 10th day OF August. 1881. at 10 O'Clock
A NJ. to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment.
j. T. BROWN, Register.
ROBERT G. STUART, Receiver. 20;4s
, 1881-07-22
FOR SALE.

A lot of good whiskey Barrels, fit for
putting up dOg-fish oil in; will be sold
cheap Tor cash, If applied for soon.
JOHN COLLINS az Co.
Port Gamble. W. I. lS:3,n
, 1881-07-22
U. S. Land Office at Olympia. w. T.
Iuna 1J 1881

dune Y. 1881.
Notice is hereby given that HARRY
MARTIN has filed notice of intention 10
make final proof before the Clerk of tho
Probate Court, at his Office in New Dun
gencsS. W. T. OH Tuesday the 10th day OF
August. A. D., 1881. OH Presumption D. s.
No. 4454. for the lots and of sec. s;
lot 2 of sec. o, lots 3, and 6. and S Il
OF u e a OF sec. IL. twp 81 n. II W.
He nanes as witnesses: William Crosby
William Crawford. Lyman Stevens and
Joseph Lees, all of Pyscht, Clalam cOun-
ty. w. 7.
20;5 j. T. BROWN, Register.
, 1881-07-22
Wanted.

Twenty Wood Choppers, to cut wood
at $l.00 per cord Apply to
B. S. MILLER,
Port Townsend or Irondale. lstf
, 1881-07-22
JAMES RscCARTY
BRICkLAYER,

BRICkLA4ER,
All kinds of masonry done. Any one de-
string work, in my line viii be attended to
on short notice.
First Glass Work Guaranteed
sfY Address by letter at POr: Town
send. W. Il. 2Otf
, 1881-07-22

Have Wistnr's IsaIsana 0r Wild Cherry
always ON hand. IL cures Coughs. Colds.
Bronchitis, Whoopins Cough. Group, Infiuen-
IL Consumption, and all Throat and Luna
Complaints. 20 cents and 81 . bottle.
, 1881-07-22
U. S. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. w. T.
LII.

u. S. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, w. Z.
July 8. 1881
Notice is hereby given that GREGORY
BAILER has filed notice of intention TO
make final proof before Clerk of Probate
Court. at his office in Friday HaTbor. W.
T. on Saturday the 25th day of August. A.
ID. 1851. OH Presumption ID. S. No, 1880.
tor the II u OF NV 4; sw of NV II of
sec Is and sw : Of swl4 OF sec 81 twp 35
n, Wv. He names as witnesses: Charles
Mckay. Daniel Ross, Anton Goodman and
=. Bergin, all OF San Juan P.O. San Juan
county, W. T.
1T. BROWN.
22:5w Register OF the Land Office.
, 1881-07-22
US. Land Office at Olympia W. T.
June %, 1881.

Notice IL hereby given that STEPHEN
V. BOYcE. Executor of the estate OF JOHN
NJ. MONTGOMERY, deceased. has filed no
tice OF intention to make final proof be-
fore the Judge, or in his absence. the Clerk
OF the Probate Court. at his Office in FRI
day Harbor w t, on Saturday the 9th day
of August, A D.. lrSl, Oh Homestead ap-
plicaIion No. 2490. for the iot2. sec IL and
lots 3, and 6, and the ne Il of sw q OF
section Is twp 30 u, W. He names rs
witnesses: Grin Boyce, Charles Crawford.
Frederick Jones and Z d Warbass, al OF
Friday Harbor z o, San Juan county w
Il.
: 20;5t j L Brown, Register
, 1881-07-22
Notice for Publication.

U. S. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. w. +.
June 30, 1881.
GRAHAM has filed notice of his intention
to make fiaal proof before the Judge.
or i'll his absence the Clerk OF
the Probate Court. at his Office in New
Dnngeness. Calam county w. T.. on Sat
urday the Goth day of August. A. D., 1881,
on Homestead application No. 2309. for
the e x of NV and W Il fine a Of sec.
30 twp 80 II, r. 3 ". He names as wit
nesses: Arthur Sinclair. John Bell. vii
liam G. Webster and John w. Donnell, all
of Sequim, Gillian county w. I.
20;5t j. L. BROWN, Register.
, 1881-07-22
Ann. Brig Sea Waif,
BOUND FOR FIJI ISLANDS.

BUUSD ID FOR FIJI ISLANDS.
NEITHER THE CAPTAIN NOR THE IN
~ dersigned agents of the above named
vessel will be responsible for debts contracted
by the officers crew.
5. SINMONSEN,. Master.
ROTHSCIIILD 4 Co., Agents.
Port Townsend, June Is, ISL
, 1881-07-22

At a Bargain.
Forty acres of Good Land q OF mile
from the City of Port Townsend, about
~ acres clear and under cultivation, the
balance valuable timber. Good water on
the premises. Title perfect.
BEN. S. PETTYGRoyE.
, 1881-07-22
For Sale.

16O ACRES Or 2 & sep 3 p
near lrondale, for sale at n bargain
Terms easy. Title-U. S. Patent. Tim
berland; soil suitable for cultivation. For
particulars apply to Office of j. A.
KUHN. Port Townsend, w. L. I5;6m.
, 1881-07-22
For Sale.

San Juan Lime for sale, at low rates.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-25
ANOTHER WASHINGTON MANS
FALL.


WARRINGTON, August 1S.-Captain HoWgate's
fall has let in light on forbidden things in con.
nectlon with the public service in Washington,
and exposes some things that could not be
nSkedlY Het forth. Still the curtain has been
Withdrawn but Just littleo Until quite lately he
was the Disturbing otficer Of the Signal Service,
and when General Myer died he asplred to be
his successor. Within the last two months o
social scandal has led to his enforced resignation.
The rIghtful Mrs. HOwgate became possessed Of
the knowledge that there was another establish
ment An few Of these ScandalOus particulars 90
possible have been given, but enough to show
that the mistreSses Of officers and others are
borne on the rolls Of departments, and that the
wages Of Sin are paid out Of the public Treasury,
duly certified by the heads Of departments or
other responsible officers Of the Government
Howgate's 10 comparatively Insignificant case.
The difference is, 1t has become known.
He ID q defSulter In q num ranging between
fifty and @ hundred thousand dollars. II is al
ready established that two women drew money
directly which was charged to the Signal Service
fund, for which they are not known 10 have rem
dered any service. One Of them Is the woman In
the Howgate case; the other 10 sufficiently known
to establish all that any decent man wants 70
know, II Is not probable, however, that II Will
ever be known how many fallen women were
supported In this way. No one doubts that the
number Ia very considerable. II the heads Of de-
pRItments are ignorant Of 1t, tG 10 TO their dis.
credit It ia there 90 much % anyW here the cry
lug shame Is. The presumption 10, 1t 10 species
Of knowledge no one wishes to be possessed OF.
Perhaps Captain Howgate was subjected 10 less
than the usual overnight II this is not the fact,
then there Is fault IN the method Of disbursing
money that ought to be cured. Certain checks
there are % to money. But what checks are
there as to immortality and vice
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-25
PARNELL ON FORSTER.

LONDON, August 20 In the House Of Commons
today Mr.. Pdrnell, in calling attention to the re.
arrest Of Michael Davitt and moving for his re-
lease from imprisonment, said 1t was currently
believed that Mr.. Davitt was arrested because he
called Mr.. Forster "Mr. Outrage Forster" in q
speech. Mr.. Psrnell said II was the meSnest,
and most contemplate act ever committed by
any GoYeInmedt,
Sir William N HarCourt Home Secretary, justi.
fed the arrest Of Mr. Davitt. He said that Mr. DG
witt had EetnTned to Ireland as an avoWed FenIan
and had used language which no Government In
the world could tolerate. The Home Secretary
incidentally said that he had often vAinly tried 70
obtain q disavoWRl OF Fenianism from Irish
members Of the House who supported the Land
League. He intlmGted that they could not diBa-
vow the views Of those who are supplying funds
from America.
Mr.. PArnelIs motion for the release Of Mr. DRv-
1T was defeated BY vote Of 81 to l9.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-25
VOL. 48. NO. 10.
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Tugman George Caney jumped into the river at
Chicago and was drowned.
The city Of Richmond nom Liverpool, last
week brought 100000 in gold bars for the Bank
Of British North America.
Entire business portion, except three houses, Of
Irvine, Ky, was destroyed by int endiary fire, Fri
day morning Loss, $40, O,OOOi small insurance
Al Chicago Friday, the tug Ward exploded kill.
ing three men, and sunk.
Hartmann, the Nihilist, last week fled deClS.
ration Of his intention to become citizen Of the
United States, in the Superior Court New York
and renounces allegiance to the Russian Emperor
In the Cramer murder case Blanche Douglas
confessed that she and Jennie drank ten glasses OF
wine apiece, the night at the Malleys house, and
that James carried Jennie to his room uncon'
BciouB.
Thomas Marvin, with two or three high sound
inR aliases arrested ct Lynn, Mass, for forgery,
said 10 have married ten women before his pres
ent wife, for 10 purpose Of aiding him In SWind'
ling operations.
At New Caalle, Pc, Friday, James Reynolds,
candidate for county treasurer. while returning
70 his home two miles in the country was struck
BY an express train on the q road. The ami
NAL was killed, the buggy demolished, and Rey'
nolds 20 badly injured that he died the next day
AT Pitttaburg, while Q large force Of men were
engaged In demolishing an old brewery OF Du'
ouenSe way, the floor Of the third story gave way
buFyinR four men in the debris and killing John
Feeney instantly. Others were seriously but not
fatally hurt.
Little dIssensIon and no dynamite are now
claimed to have been the characteristic features
of the Irish convention at Chicago. Regular rev.
olutionary methods were alone ecountenanced, the
skiHmiBhing fund was discussed gingerly' ana
Groves Internal machines were disoWned. This
explanation Iobs the convention Of popular In
tereSk ..
The dead body Of Jenny CrAmer, beautiful
younR woman was found ct 5aVin Rock, Conn''
Saturday the 18th. Two young men named MAI
Law AID a Young woman named Blanche Douglass
are nader arrest, as Mis- Crsmer was In their com
pany the evening before. The case h being In
vestigated.
Twenty one persons were killed, and 80 wound.
cd, in powder explosion At Mamelon' Mex
In Idaho volcanic eruption broke out on tne
9th inst about 20 miles east Of Mt. Idado col
umn Of Hre and smoke several hundred feet high
was seen at q great distance and rock fell miles
away from the eruption.
Atst Clairsvllle, last week, the jury in the Weir
murder case were discharged, having failed TO
agree. Twooi the Jurors voted for a verdict OF
murder In the first degree, six for second degree
and four for granddaughter, though finally they
stood eight for second degree and four for man
slauRhter. Nothing more will be done In the case
until the next term Of court, which conV'neS IN
November next.
The photcgrapheEs' convention In New York
decided that q womans nose turns to the LEFT as
general thing, and mans to the right, Hence
we are led to conclude that II 0 man follows LA'
nose he will be right, and II @ woman follows her
nose she will get left.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-25
FIVE AMERICANS SHOT NEAR THE
MEXICAN LINE,

sIN FRANCr,oo, August 2O.-A Tombstone dis.
patch from Epitaph contains the following: A
party Of Americans encRmped in Guadaloupe
canon, one hundred miles from Tombstone, Ari.
coma, near the Mexican line, was attacked BY
MexIcAns and five Of the number killed. It is
estimated that the Mexican party numbered
from twenty fve to thirty men. The condition
Of the camp indicated that the attack had been
made Just 90 the murdered men were getting,up
They had evidently been killed while yet lying
down. Great excitement pre- walls In Tombstone
and vicinity, and large party has been raised to
aVenVe the murders. The Clinton boys, whose
father was murdered, also have raised q body Of
men, altogether numbering over 200, and 40 des.
peHRte R8ng a. could be imagined. They will
carry the war into Mexico. Great GpprehRnsion
10 felt for The Americans In Sonora, az II will
more than likely be war Of retaliation. We are
hourly expecting q oOlliBlon. The Mexican
troops are In force on the line and will Tepel the
invaders, Governor Fremont being absent, there
is no head 70 the American forces, and lGwless
neRg Eeems TO be the order Of the day. Serious
International complications will arise unless i'm.
mediate steps are taken.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-25
LATE NEWS.


The official majority in North Carolina against
prohibition is 1855. Only four count H voted
In favor Of the law,
FlIppeT, the only ColoEed graduate Of West
Point, 10 in the guard house at Fort Davis
charged with embezzlement and attempted Dc.
sertiOn. He should receive the same dlstln'
guiShed consideration aB whitaker, and the Chi
csgo Times thinks he ought to be promoted 10 the
place In the signal service made vacant BY the
arrest Of HoWgate.
Colonel Henry 7. Titus, who died at TituSVlle,
Florida, few days ago, had q remarkably adven.
turous career. he was born in New Jersey, but
In hiE youth Went to Florida, where he Joined the
Lopt expedition. In . hand to.hRnd encounter
ct CardenHS he cleft the skull Of colonel Of Ian.
cer OF o single blow. he easAyed another landing
In Cuba, but was unBucceSsful He was In the
thick Of the quarrel In Kansas In 1859, and once
had ICuffe with oRSaWAttomie Brown. He also
served in Confederate army, Joined the Walker
expedition to Nicaragua, led wild life In Mexico
Arizona and Colorado, and In his old age founded
the hourishing Florida town that bears bis name.
Mrs. Newman, q farmers wife, near FindlGy,
wNS fatally gored by mad bull Tuesday,
Over 200 men are at work on The wheeling q
Lake Erie road At onville. A treStle half mile
long Is being built west Of town.
Ex-LegislAtor Meuser, Of Gallon, was pounded
senBelesa Tuesday by Charles and Albert Fail for
some slight grievance They were arrested.
Rev. R. BoushmAD, OF orvIlle. GwRllowed his
false teeth night or two ago while asleep, and
the doctors think he Will die from the gnaWIng
pain In his stomach.
James TObin at Chicago plead guilty to the mur
der OF his beautiful daughter seventeen years old,
He kicked her to death on May 8, 1880.
Near waldron, Ark, Stewart, proprietor of q
country store and gambler, was shot and killed
by Folsom and Hobbs fellow gamblers, and Mes
single, who came to the rescue, was also killed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-25
FOREIGN NEWS.


At the elections for members Of the Spanish
Chamber Of Deputies Of 147 seats, anly about 20
were obtained by tie various shades Of the oppo-
hIioD.
The vIceroy Of India telegrAphs that news has
been received from Candahar that strong rein
forcements are on tie road from Cabul to join the
AmeeT's troops at KhelAt.
The "Novaia Gaseta OF 81. Petersburg which re.
Celved We rning from the Press senSorBhip and
which had It's sale on the streets suspended, an.
nouAces that 1t will Immediately cease publica.
tion.
The Arab Fanatic who ran smuck" through
the streets Of susa, In Tunis, on Saturday the 18th
inst, calling on the Arabs to Join him in a holy
war, was taken before the Bey who had him
hanged forthwith.
Mr. Herbert Gladstone, in his speech at the
meeting Of the electors at Leeds q few evenings
ago said: "one Of the most satiAiActory points In
the foreign outlook Is the Increasing friendship
between England and America. II anything "a
more satisfactory than the outburSt Of BritiBh
sympathy with President Garneld, 1t was the
manner in which that OutburAt was received In
America"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-25
STATE AND NEIGHBORHOoD.

Policeman Cross, charged with raping Nor
walk girl at Toledo was acquitted.
BRYAN cigarmakers are on strike and the three
leaders in jail on a charge Of disturbance
lady passenger on the & P road was robbed
Of $50 and baggage check ct Alliance
M Hartman, Fostoria saloOnist, was arrested
on a charge Of biting of Frank Arnold's left ear,
The citISens Of waynesburg held meeting last
week for the purpose Of finding out how mHch
they could subscribe for the New York, Pitsburg
4 Chicago road. and II was Uncovered that
Wsynesburg would do her full share.
Al Wooster one night last week safe belong
ing to Christian sorg, containing eight hurdred
dollars in money and SIXTEEN hundred dollars IN
city bonds, and several notes, was broken open
and the money stolen. The bonds and notes
were left on the floor. The safe was In Da H.
No clue to the thieves.
Ground was broken last week near Elkton, four
miles from New Lisbon on the NY, Poo roaa'
Appropriate ceremonies were held and Mr. Van
Kuren struck the FIRST pick into the ground and
Hon. Il Gregg, Of New Lisbon, threw out the
Hrss Shovelful Of dirt,
AT Cincinnati the body Of Albert Cramer was
found in the river. He was prominent lawyer
and for years member Of the arm Of Forest, CTa-
mer & Mayer. He left for Moscow, 0, Tuesday
night, on q steamer, and his absence caused no
anxiety. The description Of papers found In hi0
pocket caused his father and brother to examine
the body The case Is wrapt in mystery.
In Cathom county, VIM. Sullivan ShotCta d Oh
Of birds and hit his wife, who was In the held and
was hid from view BY the corn. She ran TO him
and died In his arms,
Near New Portage last week the fast express on
them Y, P & o, road struck VIM. Maconidy, q
peddler, who attempted to cross the track in mont
Of The train. He was terribly mangled about the
head and right leg, and cannot recover. He
leaves family. His horse was killed outright
AT AHN n last week little girl left basket con-
taining an infant, born within day or so. at h
spulIer'S shoe shop, on Mil street. With the bas
ket was brief note requeStIng him to care for the
child. II 10 alleged that spulleT's son, Phillip,
aged q, Is the father Of the infant About two
months ago Philip was informed that he was soon
to become father and Immediately left town.
Mr. spuller stands high In the community, AID
feels the disgrace Of his son keenly. The mother
Of the iufAnt 10 unknown. The infant has been
turned over to the InArmSry Directors.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-25
FROM THE POLAR REGIONS.

Captain HOOpeFs Search for the MiSSlng WhAl.
eFS suecesSful.
BAN FRANCISCo, August 2O-The Alaska Com
meTClsl ComDany's steamer st Paul, arrived this
morning and brings the following Intelligence:
Captain Hooper, Of the Revenue Cutter CorWin.
received intelligence Of the dlscOqery OF wrecked
whalers, by Indians, May 20 and at once sent out
q sledge party under Lieutenant Herring, to In
vestlgate 1t, It landed on Kaluchmin Island June
Dad, and made Its way over the Ice westward tC
the mouth Of the WaukeTem River, about one
hundred miles from Cape serdze, where 1t fell In
with party Of natives, In whose possession were
found articles taken from the wreck, CorWin'I
party saw and talked with natives who had board.
ed the wreck, and exhibited two piles Of articles
which they said they had taken from her. They
consisted principally Of carpenteE's tools, &c. Ar
tiCles were removed and have been brought to
San Francisco to be forwarded to the United
States Treasury Department.
The last Intelligence Of the cutters movements
Is up TO July 9th when she sailed from Norton
Sound to OoanlOoil Bay, Thence she was to pro
csed n0rtLWGrd 10 KAu zebe Sound to Point Bar.
row to LOOK after revenue matters and then west
ward 10 Wrangel Land, before the ice closed in 10
SeaECh for the JRnnette. The mildness Of the pre-.
YiouS winter and lighlnesA Of the ice encountered
BY the CorWiDS gave Captain Hooper strong hopes
Of being able 10 reach and explore that land.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-25
A SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST MR..
CHRIsTIANCY.
A Washington Druggist TeStlfylng that the Ex'
Minister Performed Criminal Opera.
tiOn on Mrs. ChrIstiancy.

B WASHINGTON, August 1o.-After long recess
the taking Of testimony In the divorce case
brought BY ex-senator CbTlstlanoy against his
wife, Lille ChrIstiancy, was resumed today. Am.
broSe Folliott, who keepa drug store on Four
and Half street, south Of Pennsylvania avenue,
testified that In July, 1876, Senator Christlancy
visited his place Of business and told the witness
that he Qhe senatOr) had operated upon his wife
to produce miscarriage; that she was suffering
from the effects Of 1t and he wished him to pre-
scribe for her. The witness objected and told the
Senator to getR regular physician. The Senator
did not with to do this and said all he wished
witness to do was to visit Mrs :Christiancy and as
sure her that she was In no danger. He Visited
Mrs. O. twice, and on the second visit found her
In considerable pain. She complained at the
treatment that Bhe had received at the hands Of
her husband She said that she had protested
against che operation but that the Senator had In
siated upon II and induced her TO submit, telling
her that abe would not suffer any pain, but that
now she was enduring terrible pain. Several
times during the two visits Of the witness she
complained Of her husbands treatment, but Sen.
Ator OhriBtianoy would alWay hush heHup telling
her 10 stop talking and all would come right. On
heOcCagOn Of these visits Senator ChIintiancy
tried 10 assure his wife that the operation was
right and proper, and that there Waa no danger in
1t. The only medicine he prescribed fol MrA G..
was an OpiRte, which he did At the time Of max
ing the Arst visit. The Cross examination Of the
witness was postponed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-25
FROM TIE POPE.

A Message of Coincidence to the President.
WASHINGTON, August 2S.-The following CORE.
spondence by cable ID furnished from the State
Department:
.e ROME, August 15 1881.
Hon. James G. Blaine, Secretary Of State, Wash
ington:
As the Holy Father learned with painful sur
prise and profound sorrow the hOrrid attempt Of
which the President Of the Republic was the vic
tim, 80 now he is happy to feliCitste His Excel,
lency upon the news that his precious life Is now
out Of danger and will ever pray that God grant
him the speedy and complete recovery Of his
health and long spare him to benefit the United
States The undersigned has the honor to Join In
these sentiments OF sincere congratulations and
wishes for complete recovery.
(siRped) LCARDANAL JAooBINI.
Secretary Blaine sent the following reply:
WsHIEGToN, August %, 1881.
To His Eminence, ICArdinRl JaCObini, Rome
Please convey to His Holiness the sincere
thanks with which this Government received the
kind expreRalons Of hia prayer and Interest In be.
half Of the stricken President, Since your mes
sage was sent the Presidents condition has been
changed, and We are now hlled with anxiety, but
not with )ut hope. The President has been very
deeply touched BY the pious interest for his re.
cOvery shown by all churches, and by none more
widely or more devoutedly than those Of the Ros
man Catholic communion.
(Sgned) J. g. BLAINE,
Secretary Of State.