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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-02-14

here on the water than it does close TO the
performers.
Her canoe is lying almost opposite the
Spa, aud not 4 hundred yards from the
Ureakwatcr, and she is enjoying the pleas.
ant sensation derived from tue slight rock.
ing Of the canoe, and the notes OF the dis
tant music, when shri!I piercing shrek
echoes through the air and makes every
listener start with sudden alarm.
May looks about her anXiou>iy TO see
from whence the cry of terror comes
Then she sees upon the end Of the break.
water woman franticIlly waving her
arms, and screaming, while two terrified
children cling to her skirts.
Their faces are turned in the direction
Of Lauguard Fort, and they are evidently
trying TO call attention to some person or
thing that had fallen into the water.
Some Of the people Of the spa grounds
hear the cries of distress, for what wind
there is, is in that direction, and madiyrun
along the sca-wall towards the breakwa-
ter, Uut it will taAe the quickest runner .
full ten minutes TO reach il, aud traverse
It's entire length; and, even wien there,
what help can any one giSeS 1t would he
madness Tor tue strongest swimmer TO
throw himself into the seething, whirling
water AZ tins point. One moments pause
AID linen May maAes straight for the spot.
one Knows her danger well, and in the
brief moments that elapse between the
aIarin aud her reaching the scene Of peril,
sac thinks Of what she has TO lose, aud O.
VINO will DC left behind ii she perish.
There is her father. lie will mourn. for
her, but her brotuer Frank Will comS6rt
hiIl--and there is aLotner; but she knows
IN ner heart that eituer OF them would
TASK his hfe just rs she is about TO risk
her, 80 she dismissed from her mind all
t.ougnt OF hesitation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-02-14
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-02-14

('hASE FOwLE;R, Master In Chancery, AT
~ tOrney and Counselor at Law. ONCE In Gedneys
Block northeast corner OF court house square looms
Sand 4, ottawa, Illinois. juni0T2
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-02-14

IOHN Is. RICE, Attorney At Law. R-ddickt
- Block city of Ottawa. VIII practice law in la
Sale and adjoining counties, and in the Appellate
and supreme Courts. sepstI'yr'
Daily Republican., 1885-07-16
Dots.

The Warren athletic club made al
excursion to Pennsgrove this morning.
Chamois skins 6, 10 and 25 cents at
Fem Co. b druggists, Eighth street.
j. K. Phillips, who formerly carried
on the drug business in this city, has
located in Boetcn.
just received, six boxes of soft crabs,
At Purnell & Sons fish stalls, l20 and
l22 King street.
Barnum's circus and menager.e will
be exhibited in this city on the 18th of
October.
j. II Murray's is the place 70 buy
walking canee, pipes and tobacco, l07
East Front street.
Book Foster is to be provided with a
horse and wagon and SCOOP net, in
urder that he NAY catch unregistered
dogs.
special appliances for rupture accord,
ing To the necessities of the case by u.
James Belt, Sixth and Market streets
Ladies' department in charge OF com
pstent lady.
IL is reported that Rev. DIR. Caldwell
will nominate Rev. T. H. Haynes, ol
No Sark, as his successor to the Pre-
siding Eldership of the Easton District
OF the Wilmington M. E. Conference.
1t is reported that Rev. Adam Sten,
gle, of Mlddletown, will be asked te
return to Union NJ. Z. church hex,
N arch, and Rev. Il. II. Adams of St
fauls, is stated for Middletown.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-16
The Cheyenne Troubles.

WICHITA, Kan, July ia Chey'
enne Agency despatch says that news
I received from Fort Supply announces
| the arrival there of q courier who re-
ports the finding of the bodies of two
cow boys on the Y. i. range, ON the
Cherokee strip, who had been murdered
and their bodies staked to the ground
by Indians.
Another special says the horses oI
the Y. l.. and other brands have beer
seen among the Indians in the last few
days. Great excitement exists among
the Indians about Fort Reno, the
agency, and Cantonment, who have
been mysteriously informed of the in
tended arrival of General Sheridan and
General Miles. If the excitemen,
among them increases it will be impos
sibe TO hold any of them on the reser.
vation.
All streams in the territory are swim
ming full, which prevents the rapid
movement of troops that are daily ex-
pected. High water does not interfere
with the Indians, however, as one OF
their favorite pastimes is swimm ing
their horses in rapid and swollen
streams.
1t is alleged that his term of Office as
speaker expired when the House AL
journed on the 4th of March last, and
that though he has been reelected To
the next Congress, he has not even been
sworn in himself as such representa-
tive. Therefore, he is not only lot an
officer of the House, but Ia not yet a
member of Congress in the full sense
of the term.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-16
Democratic D,pconteu, ,n ohio.

NEW YORK, July IL Percivsl N.
Willard, of. Cincina'i. one o: the mem,
bers of the Ohio Helrrlican stats
Committee, in speokins Of the muut.
cipal and colnty e.Gct.uts Ia tha; State
today, said
Republicans il Ohio have every
reason to congratulate theu, selves upon
the iLdica lions of n victory this Au-
tunn. The tickets in the field, or rathtr r
the men whose names VIII appear upon
the tickets, are persons who are Lot
politicians in any sense of the word.
They are b lsin rs IIen vi oss names
are the synouy yms Of arccoss. A large
number of Democrats VITO are discon-
tented with the Presidents policy are
joining the Republicans on the minor
elections, and We cannot, by any posi-
bility, fail"
Daily Republican., 1885-07-16
The Long Brancn High waymen

LONG BRANCH, July 15.-The assault
and robbery OF DR.. El9ard :. Law
renee and MI. Lee, the tso young Phil
adelphians, at the West Eud Depot Last
night has been one tcric ofcouversation
here to-day. IL is regarded as tie most
daring piece OF work Of It's Kind a.temp
tod here in IT cent years. The Uir,iiat
of the p lico Ia tikiug hold ot IA. cas-.
il seyer,y criticised Even when ths
three thieVeg, VINO were tiGa " arres.e,
were pointed uIt - 5wo ,iti er-, ~,
latter refused to 80 mo tre ll11u after
them, on the grouud tb9t ltr rrV we're
desperate Chara cta-s ani L wt,.,,. i,lle
a squad 10 get theu II jail, Datectiv-
IrVI < found Dr, LlSranGe's wa'ca
and Chain End shout s 3 in money II.
tie pockets Of the :hrse mer.
Tao pri-nLet- we're ar-lgn-,l in
court tais inp, aud gave tL.i,
nam AZ Francis Eu AID Ed.atu
Morrison, oi Long Bi"n;h, aLd Myroi
Thompson and Miclsei Martlu, of
identified by NJ. Lse ana d Young man
named Clarke, who witnf ss,d tae as.
sault. DR.. LFwrence, who rad starte,.
by carriage Tor Point Pleasant, v here
his wife wac, arrived there at daylight,
in time to learn that his mother was
critically i'll in Philadelphia, and ne ri
once started for that city. He Il, e
graphed here, Though, that be would
appear against the prisoners as soon az
possible. The evidence against all oI
the prisoners, except Morrison, was &c
strong that JueJice Morris rem lnded
them to jail without bail to await In,
action of the grand jury in Octobe-.
The penalty for the offense is from
ten to twenty years in the Stat,
prison.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-16
Person Al.

Mrs. W. H. Miller, OF Port Penn, il
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs Benjamin Ferris left this city
yesterday u join her husband in Den
ver, Colorado.
Miss Florie Moore, of this city, ii
pay ling "a visit to relatives in the country.
VIM. NJ, Field, VIM. Bright, Henry
9. McLear and Ruel Heislar went Il
l;uhob0th yesterday.
George ", Cosden, station agent a,
\ Jitneast, Md, was ma,risd to Mis-,
Sarah L. Mackey OF Newark Oh
"Wednesday evening.
Madame Alphonse Biardot, wife o.
tbs manager OF the canning establish
II eat OF the John Moir & Son Company
mited, left yesterday with her daugh
Ter for few weeks tour in Europe.
Mrs. A. Ii. Newhall is spending 9
lew weeks with friends in New Ham y
shire, near tie noted Mt. Mon al mock
Later she will attend the Convocatioi
II Northiielj, Mass. Music conducted
by Prots. McGranahan, Townea ant
Sankey.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-16


VI Beth1el Il. 1hompson, ar honored
member OF NJ. salem NJ. l.. church, De!a-
ware.
Just ninsteen years ago this day,
Thy feet dSrK Jordan tr0d,
Thy spirit left its house OF clay.
And went TO dwell with Goa.
Thou laid thy weary body down.
ThOu ceased to work and live,
And Tor well Ought battle,
glorious Crown received.
Just nineteen years ago this day,
We sat around thy bed,
We wept to zee thy faded form.
We knew thou would st soon be dead.
Dead, did We say, Ub no : not dead,
For thou art living still.
And wi,h the bic st at Gods risht hand
NO pain tnou wilt ever feel
just nineteen years 20 this day
Our hearts did well nigh break
But hope, sweet hope. came fsrtn and
said,
Thou from deaths s,eep shalt wake.
To that bies, Mount where thy clay
sleeps,
In company Oft we walked
We ara lei U ci.mh iiic'- rugged s.eeps
While thou art safe with God
Just nine,tea years ego this day We were
mouruing,
Yes, were mourning still.
Our tears shall reye- cease,
v ntii we met on Iion's hill
Where all il 10y ard peace.
Our weary limbs ehail ion repose,
Close by thy moulderlny clay.
Farewell. dear Brother, Iiil We meet,
In ono eter 1el dey.
Gone. bu; no: forgotten.
June 10, 1855, E.T.u.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-16
7 HIR D EDITION.
Snms Summary.

Henry u. William =, a merchant, has
been arrested in Paducah, X tuskJ
and taken ~ bloomington, Illinois, tpI
answer "A charge of grave yard lDsir-
ance swindl!ng Williams was ind cted
for attempting &c caeat the Bloomington
Mutual Company. HIS father in-lAw
was insured after he WAS dead for Sl0,
0OC, and Williams signed the affidavit
of dea b dated forward one year. Ten
of the alleged swindlers are now unde.
arrest.
Joseph Palmer, c1iored, was hanged
on "Wednesday il Cincinnati for the
murder of William IL. Kirk, on De
cember "a, 1883. Il was for this murder
that William Berner was also tried,
and whose verdict OF manslaughter,
after confession, was the direct cause OF
the burning OF the Court House and the
terrible riots Of MarcG, 1884. Berner Is
now in the ohio p-ni eutiarY serving
out his sentence Of twenty years.
The neighhGrh0o4 OF Saybrook, Hi
noise, scene ol " "45erspout last Thurs
day, was waited or Tuesday by tbs
severest hall sJO.n known there iofi
years. - 'On ST rsral farms the corn
was torn To pieces, and tbs oats and
wheat beaten down. TIE crops, where
they had escalel the de,use of the 9th
instant, were II tae c1ndI1lJn, promis.
ing an abuudart harvest, but hundred.
OF acres were destroyed on Tuesday.
On Tuesday nigh. some unknown
rascals went to tho Hampton coal mines
on the Pennsy lvau!a Railroad, near
Pittsburg, AID started twelve loaded
coal cars down an ipcline six hundred
IN rur n ahaH infn a
tipple, demo ishiug 1t and scattering
coal and pieces OF Cars in every direc'
tion. The mines viii be closed fo-
weeks.
A violent storm accompanied by large
hail. stones, visited The country around
Steubeuville, Ohio, on Tuesday. Tvs
houses were blown down, a washout oc
Cured on the Cleveland aud PIttsburl
Railroad, a clay factory was damaged
by lightning, and chickens were kiiseC
by hail.
A detective has gone 70 Montreal
Canada, with o warrant for the remova
of George Wolfe, alias Count Gustav
Wolfe, TO Philadelphia, on tho charg
of passing forged check for 81, 800 ol
the Colun bian Bank Of Philadelphia.
John C. Glenn, lessee of Glendsl
Park, WAS yesterday placed under bal
10 answer at court the charge of sellin
liquor on Sunday, and permitting gan
bling on the premises.
John Freezing, proprietor Of saloo
and summer garden, a. Fourth stree
and Lehigh avenue. Philadelphia, wa
yesterday placed under bail to answt
the charge Of selling liquor 10 minors.
In quarrel yesterday at the Home
wood Driving Park, Pittsburg, Jamt
Kelly, the driver of Richbali, was she
dead by John Bunch, a colored hostile
Of Louisville.
A. R. Porter, prominent member
the jackson club, of Columbus, Ohi,
shot himself dead yesterday morning
after spree of several days.
Henry Callmer, aged 13 years, an
Willie. .Lesher, aged 10, were drown,
while bathing on South B snd, TnGiar
on Tuesday night.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-16
Floor stains,

Every body admits that we. stained
floor is not only pleasing to the eye, bu
very healthy. Heretofore people la We
not sf nerally adopted stains, owing to
the high prices charged for tben be
various manufacturers. Philips x
Kane have looked the matter NJ tho
aud now make specisity OF
naking.stains. They can sell yoU their
floor stains pus up in gallon, quart and
pint cans at price so reasonable that
objection on that account no longer
exists, Many Of their customers take
up tLeir carpets, stain the floors and
place the carpet during the autumn
montns, arguing that it helps 10 pre-
serve the carpet. 1t is unequa,led for
Railways, bed rooms, etc., and parti.
cnsrly adapted TO bath room floors.
PHILLIPS * KANE. paint dealers, No.
. E. Fourth street, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-16
Robbery at Now Cast

Two attempts at robbery u
this morning at New Castle.
30 o'clock, John J. Boyle wai
ed by a noise, and upon going
tain the cause found a lsddej
against the front of his house
no one.
There was no trace o. bud
side. Mr.. Boyle fired two pi@
to alarm the burglars, If tbers|
in the vicinity. Soon after, sol
Herbert's family, aroused by |
ing, gave the alarm tina, sone
in their yard, and immediat(
ward a man came ont and wd
the street, followed by Mr.. Bd
fired several shots after l!d
A ladder was also found a. |
bert's, and both ladde.s were
have been taken from q. l..
residence, where painters had
work.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-16
FOURTH EDITION,
b. 40. Operating tn nPbiisdeIphia.

Vice Pres. T. NJ. King and Col. Doug
lass, chief construction engineer OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad extension,
were In Philadelphia yesterday. About
forty men are employed in office work,
getting the plans into shape for active
operations. The contract for the con-
| struction of the foundation ofthe bridge
across the Schuylkill has been given to
| Gen. VIM. Sooy Smith & Sons, and the
| work Is to be commenced this week.
Vessels are now discharging lumber
for use in building the caissons, for
which 1000 900 feet will be required.
The iron bridge will rest on granite
| piers "a feet above the water. All OF
the contracts for the construction i'll
Philadelphia will be given in few days,
and much OF this work will be done by
contractors who have been engaged on
o;her parts of the line.
f. A. Churchman, James c. Caulley
aud Ii. S. Hughes, as owners OF tug
boats, whose business, il is alleged, will
be interfered with by the erection Of the
proposed railroad bridge, have filed a
bill in equity in Common Pleas Court
No. J, asking for an injunction to re
strain the Baltimore aud Philadelphia
and the Schuylkill River East Side
Railroad Companies from constructing
the bridge across the Schuylkill.
The ecomplainants aver the ordinance
OF Councils granting the right of way
through tn. city is invalid, because 1t
lcoutravenes the act Of Assembly which
forbids the passage by Councils of any
ordinance containing provisions which
are not expressed by its title.
One of the counsel Of the b. and o.
said his company has been required to
have its law officers on the skirmish
line since the inception ofthe project Of
building the line to PHILADELPHIA. He
was not inclined to enter into discus.
sion of the merits Of this injunction
suit. but was sure that the work will
not be seriously interrupted.
The jury in the case of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company against
the Canton Company has been In ses.
sion at the Eutaw House since last
| Monday week hearing evidence in the
case. The railroad company propose
to take q acres Of land. To-day the
jury are going again to look at the
property, and the argument will COM
mence on the return of the jury -
Messrs. ID. G. Mcintosh, John l. Yel.
lott and G. Irvine Cross are counsel for
the railroad company, and Il. r. Boar
man and j. L. Thomas for the Canton
Company.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-16
DEATHS.

BUWING-on tie 18TH mt. Eliza Bowing,
aged Sb years.
holatives aud frlends are respectfully in.
vited to attend tie funeral from her la e res
dence, Marshall.an, bel on SATURDAY. July
is 1873 withou. fur her tee. Services at
the house at TWO o clock.
CARPErTER- IA this city, on the 18th
inst MIS-. .lusAGa II. Carpenter, IN tie 2tth
year OF her age
Relatives AMI friends are respectfully in.
vited to attotc ne. tuLeral, from the resi-.
dence Of her fatner, Hugh Thorn No. ~
Orange s,rSet. on S2tui day, the 18Th inst, at
4 O'Clock J.. fu., u irooeed TO Wilmington
and franiywine cemetery. West Chester
pal era pleae copy.
MERkDtTH-Joar Irssip Meredith. eon
OF Willism ara Nancy Meteaitl. aged
day., died July ID.
Father and mother reply amen, amen.
we are hou q" :. meet you IN the skies,
And claim oai u snslon there.
q may We tr.cIhpi. 20,
When a!i our ssriaye's past
AID dyi1 z hrd GG: latest i3e
Under our feet At las. /
Daily Republican., 1885-07-16
Niagara for the PeODIe.

NIAGARA FALLS, July l5.-At noon
to-day the Niagara Park Reservation
was formally transferred 70 the people
CT New York, foT public park. The
exercises began with "a salute of 1c0
guns in the morning. At ~ o'clock
Governor Hill anu his party ar
rived. A heavy rain set in about this
time, but before the park exercises be
gan fully 5000 people had assem- bled
Hon. Erastus Brooks called the az.
semblage 20 order, and, after prayer,
delivered an GRAFTON. lie also read "A
letter from President Cleveland, ac
knowledgiug an !avI.a ion % be pres
ent, which he regretted INA, oific:al
duties compelled nim 10 decline.
Another letter, from the Governor.
General of Canada, sdld that 10 had
seen with the greatest adniration nv
efforts which have been mado 10y you
ci6zens to do justice 10 the magnitic-h
scenery OF the Falls" aud that h,
trusted that these Efforts will be attend
cd with the success they deserve, al,
that the example which has seen Sc
upon your side of the Falls may er
long be followed upon this"
samuel j. Tilden tslegraphed that b,
hC ped that the advantages to reSui
frt m making the access to the Fall
md their vicinity free to all will equa
the most sanguine expectations ofthos
by whom it has 30 long been advocat
ed
Ex.lieutenant governor D1rsheimel
made the address Of presentation All,
Governor Hill the speech OF accep
lance.
The " Star Spangled Banner wa
sung, the people joining in the chorus
James G. Carter, the ora Of tn
day, delivered hisaraticn. :. ara aant
Governor Robinson, of Ca. = $ made
few remarks, and was fol,p IA by Al
torney General MoWas America
was sung by the chorus, followed b
the doxology, the whole mass of peopI
standing. Bishop Coke pronounced ii
benediction.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-16
Charge Withdraw

The charge offelonious assa|
was preferred against Pa,r.ck
by Mary Lynch, has been VI
and he was released about \
last night. Shortly after U
committed, Mary Lynch y
Squire O'Neill, and said thaT
ed TO Withdraw the charge,
told that he could not allow III
without the consent OF At,ornd
Paynter, or Deputy Bigas,|
Biggs WAS out ot Town, b.
Ed, attorney for the accuse
Georgetown. and after la!lj
facts before the Attorney u
tanned hiscensent TO have II
Mr.. Duffy did not charge
stealing his wife's cloihes' o1
she took them. and wore 'ls
his or his wiie's consent
had no trial on the clarsc,|
merely 10, ked up to await
Daily Republican., 1885-07-16
Labor Notes.

The stockholders of the Harrisburg
Copper Mining and Smelling Company
refuse TO 10 assessed to pay the COM
pany's debt OF 81 $50, and recommend
the sale and re- organization of the con.
cern.
AT the GlendoD Iron Works, Easton,
experiments are in progress in the
manufacture OF " rough iron. The mol
ten metal, after being pudd,d, IL
forced from the cupola to beds hy
means of coal instead OF hot tlast.
Two new mills, " it'll two trains Of rolls
for sheet and small iron, in which natu.
raj gas only is to be u ed are to be .rec
ted at Pork Mills, between Wood 4
Run and Werner Station, Lear pittsburg,
on the Fort Wayne Roa'.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-16
Fuu at the kcheui1en|

The Jubilee, under the eh1
Hugh McCaiierty, ~nlch !
at the Scheu'z PARK ytsI
qgaa continued today was
by a large number OF peopissj
vas constantly oacap'ld "
crowd of dancess, who kep'
inspiring muse Of Alorri'' .,,
A creased pie turned loose !
tie ok citing attractions, +, y :
twice captured by James e ~ a'
trotting match fox the ,,,,, ov
ulace between Peter rag y
mare, f. b. Merritts pay ua, iu.
r. Simmons hay horse, NJ nv, !,
won the first heat, and fas ~
rhe second ard third anu .n1
time was announced. fI'U =
DR.. Il. f. Vandever and d.
riff autsd ar iudges.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-16
F|F 7 H EO|'
The CurD stou..-'

Clerk of the ma,l,e. w.
thls morning 90 KIM s,,aa ''
enthusiastic oyer the wav i,
stone market law was yo, :,
says every space from Fron v
10 Ninth isrented and % Sa
many more spaces if he haa S
large number of marke,
will leave the market and !" .,
because they cannot eet sns' =
the spaces on Madison ar arS
except the most OF those III
street, where nobody wan,s
three spaces above Third VIII
much exposed.t) the snn
more room ought to be tnaaaI
street even though tha ms,J
extend to the Brandy wine
An impression lie says b.l
that If a farmer or ,rickar
occupy his own stand ~ sr.l
day, he was not permitted
temporarily to any Other ns-l
he says is an error the trncI
farmers are fast finding en-,
them have already beer :,
isubletting their space, and n
them will soon do so, fllinr
vacant spaces.
| When a man leases sn,,
curb for n year that SPACE
him for certain periods of IN,
he can do as he pleases with
that time, 80 long as he Ia,
the prescribed limits Of the i
asked If hucksters did n
spaces on the curbstone. Mr,
he did know Of any, HUI
knew stood up alongside Of
lover them he had no con,
was generally understood
property holders had cont,
feet OF space from the line ",
| Some two or three he tho,
bly, occupied spaces on the cl
at the corners, over which |
slider he had control they
a part of the curbstone marx,
| " Were the farmers and
generally pleased with the ne
men ts was asked"
| "Yes, indeed" said Mr. v
are all loud In their praise
law. They say they can
home at q reasonable hour
market in time and find I
awaitlng them. In fact,
Writ, =" the curbstone mark
right now as near as il cal
only more space is needed"
Daily Republican., 1885-07-16
mr.. Wilson = Conail

Jordan A. Wilson is sllll :,
his rooms on acc onnt OF .no
ing he received at the ia naa
Mills, on Monday morning, ), Il,
eye il black and Veiy ny, nur lIiscd
and his forehead is SUI! u'pU Snl
suffers considerable pain n. ~
ia improving. He says sasyos;ysl
Consequent 'a n~ Itie suffering 50 maea ,Ssa
the report by Mr. Mills ~, +. .nn
and swore at him. Ihia
Mr.. Wilson says he neve, ar
life. and would no. kh1T Ma
about cursing a man. -. =
grateful for the 81 nj AMY nsrs
him by the people IN esH0''
trouble.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-16
Officers Elected,

The Fame Active Association has
elected the following officers for the en-.
suing six months
President, G. II. Niedermaier Vice
President, w. Houck; Recording Sec
retary, A. NJ. Hoops Financial Secre-
tary, M. Grubb Treasurer, II. Christy
Investigating Committee. IL. Hazsl, l..
Soheu, M. Wbitten Trustees, w
Houck, l.. Scheu, w. McGinty, w
Anderson and NJ. Whitten.