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New-York tribune., 1886-02-10
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TRENTON, Feb. 9 lSpeciaD.-Th State this
morning closed against Mimic Shafer charged
with perjury by state Prison Keeper Lavery. Mrs.
schafer was on the stand IN her behalf nearly all
day Her story was detailed and clrcumstantal ac-
count Of the grosscst immoratcs on the part OF the
keeper toward herself and other female prisoners who
were assigned work in tho family apartments OF tho
prison. she testified that the keeper had promised her
pardon and that whom he learned OF her condition he
81 500 and that he would take good care
OF her After released she wrote him Tor help
and reCeyedtwO days later 800 NH cross ehahha
tion brought out new details OF her story 1t still
i'm progress when the adjourned until tomorrow.
There is An intense public feeling the trial strong
frcn of aud ropes stretched in front Of tho
building prevented the riOtOus demonstrations OF the
previous day.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10
RECALLING A NOTED CRIME.
DEATH OF EDWARD r. CARLTON, WHOSE WIFE W.
MURDERED IN WATERFOWL.

DEATH OF EDWARD Y. CARLTON, WHOSE WIFE WAS
MURDERED IN WATERFOWL.
BOsTON, Feb. 8 tSpecidD.-The noted Water
town murder mystery OF March, 1888, has had sequel
In the death by accident OF Edward L. Carlton, the hus
band Of the victim. Although there many publicly
expressed suspicious OF Mr.. Carlton, he succeeded in
proving alDi. lie remained in Boston for q year
the tragedy until he succeeded in collecting the
insurance OF So 900 his wfe's lfc when he disap
pesred He received legacy or about 100000 after the
death OF q sister in California, and with this
capital he embarked in patent medicine enterprise
He purchased gorgeous turnout and made a tour OF
many tOwns in the Southwest. His custom TO make
triumphant entry into a town preceded by a brass
band and riding in four horse barouche IL is said that
during the past two years he became rich man. His
short about three weeks when he was
thrown from the platform OF rapidly moving train
in Texas He fell through bridge, distance OF twenty
feet His Injuries serions but 1t was not at first
thought that they would result fatally One leg was
ampuaed but the injured did not long service the
shock
The death OF Carlton will probably forever seal the
mystery surrounding this crime. There is III existence
evidence which, with Carlton living, hoped would
later lead TO the and punishment or
those concerned in the murder. Mrs Carlton was struck
down with paving stone IN the door OF her home in
WBtertOwn at dusk Sunday evening. She was Kicked
and trampled by her murderer but she lived long
enough say few words to her little daughter, who
ton probably killed by two negroes who were hired
q
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All READY But THE BRIDEGROOn.
he NEVER CAME AND THE WEDDING CAKE WAS
EATEN Al 1ME CmuRCM FESTIVAL.

HE NEVER CAME AND TIE WEDDING CAKE WAS
EATEN At TIE CHURCH FESTIVAL.
CHICAGO, Feb. 9 iSpecidD D.-EItraOrdinary
interest WAS manifested here to-day In the breach Of
promise suit OF Miss Rose Moran against a wealthy
young lumbernan. Cnristiin +. Wiehe To keep the
crowd out Of the court room. the bafa compelled
10 close and lock the doors. The plaintiff was on the
stand nearly all day and series Of glowing love letters
were identified by her and read for the edcaon OF tho
audience and jury. she explained that they had called
upon u priest for the marriage ceremony the
wedding cards had been engraved and print H. and tho
wedding cake had been baked Wedding guests had al
ready begun before she learned that her lover
had proved rrcrrlnt Father Cushman, pastor OF st.
Jarlas Church. testified that the day FOR tho marriage
ys set ami he wa- hand the hOnr, but waited In
vain for tue couple The next thing he heard OF the
matter was from the papers week later Miss Moran
sent tho wedding cake to him to be disposed OF at
churCh festival.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10
TELEGR4PHIC NOTES.
FAuUREIN BUSINESS

FAILURE IN BUSlNEcS
PITTSUI'HG Feb B-EKeCutiOns amounting to 81 1000
have been Issued against William PEBBLES. WO0d-st.
hardware merchant. Mr.. PEBBLES has made assign
Incnt for the benefit or his creditors
A CONyICTS JUMP TO DEATH
CHESTER. ILL.,. Feb. "a convict. Henry l. Sanders,
confined at pententa here committed suicide last
night by humping the top OF the quarry ledge to the
rock below. distance OF seventy-nve feet
COLONEL FITZGERALD Acquitted.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb (Specia1.-Colonei Thomas tltz'
gerald acquitted in Judge Mitchels court THIS AFTER
noon of tho rge OF libel brought 10y Abel $. Gehmsn
for publication IN me sunday Hem Iast August hs
defence was that he did not own the paper
SLED AND RUNAWAY HORSE IN COLLISION
BALTIMORE, Feb. 9.-Miss Katherine Fitzgerald, age
twenty went coasting yesterday on Eutaw place with
lady riond aud boy Tho sled came IN contact VIII w
Fzeerads companion escaped uninured put the young
lady was struck the back the horses hoos causing
paralysis cf the spine. Sue was conveyed nome
seriously hurt.
ALMOST ANOTHER TRAGEDY
CLEVELAND, Feb o tSpeciaD; -" Tbere'i be another
Smith tragedy aboIt here soon, eIclaimeus W. Melon
words had hardly fallon from his lips wheh ne hred q
pist0l al his wile The bullet missed the woman and
Mcdonald turning the weapon upon himself fred two
shots his abdomen lie lies AZ the hospital dying
and bemoaniBg the iDacsuracy OF his Aim.
RAID ON CHINESE GAMBLERS.
ST LOUIS Mo-. Feb. 9.-Last night Officers Herbert.
bling house formerly kept by Jo Gong. trial for
compcity in tho murder or Lou Johnson, but recently
managrd by An Shaw. The officers broke IN the front
door reached tho thirdsory In time 10 capture one
of The gamblers AZ he was crawling out on the roof Al
together ak mu arrested, aud large quantity or
materials was c0nhseated
MILLION ACRES OF LAND INVOLVED.
J,CKsoV Mas Feb 0.--Judgo Hill. in the United
States Court here to-day issued order IN the watson
Evers land directing readvertscment OF me sae
The sale consequence will not take place unti noVnt
the middle OF March, million acres OF lana arc ~
volved Mr. Watson holding tho frat lien thereon " tho
amount OF SlSOOO0.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS

CoNsIANTISOrLE, Feb. "a number Of Russian men
owar which going to Suda Bay have been ordered
to remain at Smyrna for the present
BERLIN, Feb. 9-The Government bill for cOOnizing
PIus.aI Poland with German settlers, who to
place the eIilcd P0cs provided for 100 900 marks
the OF the colonization. IL also
the ministers TO regulate the affairs OF the newly pOpu
lated territory the members of both chambers OF tho
Diet assisting.
KIEI Fob. o. The expelled Americans Nickel
sen, the two Jappens and the three Andrescns-have
Quilted Germany.
PARIS Feb 9.The strike OF factory operatives at ST.
Quen mis- ended.
BERLIN Feb 9-In the lower house OF the Landtag to-
day the Government introduced bill apprOpriating
sob 600 600 for expenses OF oOOnzng West Prussia
aud P0son.
PARIS Feb o.-When the motion for tho expulsion OF
Pruces OF former regniDg families comes mp for discus
sion ga the Chamber Deputies. Premier de Freyeinet
will announce that be will consider the adoption Of the
motion a vote OF want OF confidence In tho Ministry.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10
NEGROES ~ THE COKE REGION.
coLoRED MEN TO REPLACE HUNGARiANs-CoNDI-
Ton OF THE STRIKE.


PITTsBURG, Feb. (SpecidD. AT meeting
OF the coke syndicate in this city to-day It was unan-
mously resolved to shut down all works until complete
order in the coke region shall have been restored Within
twenty the ranks OF the strikers have been
greatly strengthened. Ninety men were at work at
jamestown yesterday the strikers paid visit to the
place and to-day deserted. The people OF scottdae
are opposed to the operators scheme Of importing
Italians take the place of strikers. public meet
Ing will he held night to protest against any
foreign imp0rations until the strike Is settled
member of the coke syndicate says:
The plan is put negroes in the places OF the
strikers Thousands OF good stout negroes can oe
procured around LyuchbUrg. Va. Those now in the
region are satisfied with the aud are happy Not
one of these is taking an active part the strike and all
would be at work were not for fear OF bodily harm
The intention bring in the negroes all at one
time, but family leaves the region colored family
will take place. and the change will not be noticed
until it is made.
Peter Wise leader of the strikers narrowly escaped
Yesterday. With his face pnched with hunger
loaf Of bread in hand, aud chunk OF meat In the
other he marched mead OF ZOO strikers their OBJ
ectve point being the jamestown WORKS WISE Whs
informed that the sheriff waiting for him az Broai-
ford through which place the procession must march
After his euenats to preserve order ne re,
treated toward his home lie said that he hao hot sep'
three nights since the strike was begun ..,.
telegram from Youngstown. ohio. says that sn9tner
blast shut down to-day making six that nave
been compelled TO cease because OF ape e
scarcity Of coke. The -trlkefs wives
just taking prominent part In the strike AZ Hsses
Hungarian arrested to-day. "nd as the oIlseI
about of with his prisoner he was assalieu
by several Hungarian women who threw scdldlng wafer
upon him. compelling him 10 flee Tor his lIe iesleru
while the strikers Kalcrty's works at bridgeport
attending the meeting at Sc0ttdae ABOUT Ten
men were secured to load stock coke They naa nafN M
begun operations when forty women appeared OH tue
scene and drove them oil.
HUST.NGDoS. Penn. Feb (SpecidD.-One hundred
and fry put at work to-day in the collerles
OF the Ksmhe iron COMPANY at Rlddesburg, the fnrn
aces and mines which been idle for more than
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HEIRS WAyT MIN DECLARED INSANE.
PROCEEDINGS TO HAVE PETER HAwN's PROPERTY
TAKEN oIT OF HIS CONTROL.

PROCEEDINGS TO HAVE PETER HAWKS PROPERTY
TAKEN OUT OF HIS CONTROL.
HUNTINGDON, Penn. Feb Special. D.-Proceedrngs
were begun in court here to-day to have Peter Hawn,
of Juniata Township this county. declared lunatic
and to ha his estates placed in the hands OF COM
mittee Mr. Hawn is the survivor of five brothers. all
OF whom remained unmarried and lived to great ages,
he being now about eighty They all had eccentrcities
and of them insane from his youth until his
death. than sixty years. and in all that time was
kept closely confined by his brothers The other four
although uneducated. were shrewd business men and
by great industry and strict economy accumulated
large amount of property their estates consisting of
thousands of acres Of land. Government bonds and
other securities which they held in common and which
descended TO the survivors deaths occurred In the
family Peter being the last. is the owner of all this
accumulation of wealth and II is understood that he
has made will which il not satisfactory TO those " no
would inherit the estate should he die iDtestate. They
therefore make application to the court TOR the pnr
pose of having the estate taken out OF his control 80
that il may be divided among themselves alter his
death There has been recent change i'll his mental
condition and he il regarded competent to take care
of hi4 property he TO earn and save 1t. He VIII
resist the effort to have him declared insane.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10
. vrs,o,1cAREER RUIyEp By DRINK

ERIE, Penn, Feb. (SpecidD.-Professor Gott-
eib Christian Kocher known In Germany and the United
statos as lnguist and musician was committed TO the
ansOuse here after having been found for several days
drunk gutter Professor kOcher was born In Ruck
lnger In Wurtemburg, Germany ana received his edu-
cation the Musical Seminary at that place. After
graduating from that Institution placed himself under
the tuition Karl Won Weber. and later under that OF
Iszt After completing his under the latter mas
ter he engaged III church work in Germany, composing
ard editing many works for the Lutheran Evangelical
Society He came this country in 1867 and settled iu
PHILADELPHIA. During the three he lived there he
was director OF the Philadelphia MaennerchOr ana tho
Teutonia Society In 1884 he removed TO Chicago to
take carge of the Western agency OF the Weber Piano
Conn.ny aud that OF kImbaii Organ Company Busi
ness troubles In 1885 stripped him OF all lie had and he
began drinking
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10
cIGAEMAKERs PREPARING FOR WORK.

The committees of the Cigarmakers Pro-
eressive Union and tho United cigar Manufacturers
Association were busy yesterday Ia examining tho books
OF the various factories and getting the necessary data
which found the new scale oi prices They visited
six factories III is makes Bleveu tu all leaving three
vet seen. The of the committees will he
plete aud to- night the scale ~ prices Will be
submitted the associations for ratification There
doubt that IL will hc sati-factOry TO both parties
The strppors xpccte 20 return tn work o morrow,
the hmlkers f.ilay and the cearmaker- either
on Saturday or Monday. Til. arrangement Will include
all the hands eleven shops. Thc futernHtional- caim
that only a few men will 70 to work, however IN the
suons of Brown & Earls Levy Biuthors and T. Mccoy
X co which declared strike. Tnc packers have
decided to stay out ot the stiike shops.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10
GIVING HER HUSBAND CHLoROFoRM.
MRS. BARTLETT PREFERS THE AFFECTION OF TIL
REV. MIR: DYSON.

LONDON, Feb. 9.-An inquest was held to-
day in the Of the death of Mr. Bartlett merchant
Pimco who 1t is alleged, killed by chloroform
administered by his wife, who wished to be married to
the Rev. Mr. Dyson, Wesleyan minister. statement
by Mrs. Bartlett read at the inquest by her phys
cian She sixteen years of when she was mar
ried Bartlett They made compact to live together
merely loving friends. This agreement was adhered
for six years when the husband began TO encourage
heriafecon the Rev. Mr. Dyson Recently Bartlett
began manifest renewed affection FOR his wife, but
she feeling to ne her duty to the minister 70 resist
her husbands advances appealed to him to desst. as
he bad nianccd her Mr. Dyson. The appeal hal only
temporary effect, she resolved 10 protect herself
from her husband BY waving chloroorm IN front OF his
face Ga the night before his death her husband was
retiring, she produced bottle OF churOfOru which her
husband took from her Upon awakng In the night she
found her husband lying dead at her side.
The affair has created intense sensation and Is re-
gared as likely TO culDnate III one OF the most pruln
celebre5 In the criminal history OF THIS
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10
LYyOHING A TEXAS DESPERA DO

PARIS, Tex, Feb. "a mounted posse com
oosed OF nearly hundred masked men appeared yester
day at | a. IN. In this lamar county and, while tho
cayalcade remained mounted dozen men jumped of
their borses and knocked for admlttance at tho front
door Jaier Baldwin opened the door and two OF tho
men sprang inside Baldwin showed, fight discharging
h,s reyoy,r but the men knocked the iaers
choced him until he became black In the face Break
ING omen seized X. f. Garrett, the wounded
drspel ado who killed Deputy Sheriff Clay Davis They
dragged him through the JAIL placed hin IN wagon ana
m,reLef TO the timber land, three miles distant, whee
thy strung him up To tree by means OF a common
hal
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10
DISHONESTY or AN ARCHITECT.

NEw-HAyEN, Feb. 8 (SpecidD. - James
Scott, confidential ngent OF Wilson Waddugham. the
millionaire cattle raiser Of this city and NewMexico ia
under civil for the embezzement o several thou
sand dollars from his employer since he came here TO
superintond the building OF the famous Waddngham
mansion Mt West Haven Mr.. Waddngham paid him -
a day and believes that he has cmbezzed over $4,000
from the s.. 900 a week allowed him pay building
penses Scott the shortage Is not over $4,000 out
of the 1928 900 he has handled since he has been here
M, family say that he IA crazy lie money about
him II not believed the case will be pressed He Is
sxty-twO years OF age.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10
srEAM.FITrEns on sTRIKF.

Walking Delegate Dougherty, of the Steam
Filters Union the office Of the NcwYOrk Steam
Company in Greenwich near Cortiandt-st, yesterday
and called out the eight stramter- and helpers there
Tie strike account Of the refusal OF the company
To acccde to the demands OF the Union that the steam
Httng work should be- done by stramters and not by
the ngncer, whO II i claimed did good part ot
tho work Hlght to add to his own salary Tho Union
nas ordered It's not to work Jobs with which
the company connected until the settlement OF the
trouble The other trades III the building line have prom
iscd To give similar Instructions to their men.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10

BosToN, Feb. (SpecidD William a. Sim
mons while in Boston last week. called on the City Col.
lector I'm reference "A tax bill for than than $500
which had sent to him in New York His testimony
before the P.sher.Il investigating committee had been
taken IA basis for levying this lie informed
that unless he paid his taxes he would bo arrested II
IA said he told the deputy that he did not fear arrest aud
that such u ate could not be taken until legal sum
mons had been Issued and fourteen days had elapsed
The deputy Immediately issued summons and handed
n To Mr. simmons who, after some talk, paid the bill
nm er
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10
REELECTION OF SIR WILLIAM HARcoURT.

LONDON, Feb 9.-Sir William Vernon Har-
court Chancellor OF the Exchequer has been reelected
TO Parliament Derby. In address thanking his
constituents for returning him, he sad that the re-
spOnsiby Involved In taking office In England to-day
was heavier than ii had ever heretofore bcon.
John Morley the new Chief. secretary for Ireland
has started for Dublin to be sworn into Oiiice
Earl OF Aberdeen has started for Dublin. where
will be sworn In Immediately as Lord Lieutenant OF
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10

KILLED BYA BULLkT HE MEINT FOX THTL| n.
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, Feb. 8 (SpeciaD. D.-GcOrge
Driscoll "A popular young business man and member
OF the firm OF Drtsco sons carriage manufacturers,
was shot and killed this morning In an encounter with
burgars lie occupied in the factory. and at an
early hour heard footsteps IN the building Hastily
arising he seized revolver kissed his wife goodbye and
started to intruders He encountered them as
they were coming down stairs their arms full or plum
dor Before e could fire. OF the men threw heavy
roll OF cloth him, aud his weapon being turned
aside discharged It's contents into his breast colored
man, Harry slater, was arrested.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10
DIsCoYTEvTED LABoHERs IL CANADA

ToRoNTo, Feb. 9.-The strike of the en-
ployes Of the Massey Manufacturing Company is OK
pecte stubborn contest between organized labor
on one and a company. determined to have nothing
to do with trade unions, the other. Work was re-
,umeG at the factory TO day by few OF the employ es
who refused TO strike, the place being guarded by
strong posse of police Mr. Massey declares he viii hght
To- the bitter end anI that he will take OF the
strikers back means 10 run his own business III his
own way.
Iso cipinctmakers employed by Ewing Co.. manu-
ftctncr- OF uudiugs and picture fra nes went out on
strike this morning owing 10 dspIte about the rate
allNr rAL
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10
ARRESTED FOR FRAUD.

SANTA BARBARA, Cal, Feb. 9.-Dr. f. w.
Crooks who said that he acting as agent for the
Camden oil Company. OF Pittsburg in the purchase OF
Ortega Ranch for $4,000 short time
ago. was arrested on charge OF fraud in
connection with the matter, but has been re-
leased on bail At the time Ol tho alleged purchase
ara fts dra wn the Camden Oil Company de
ciarcd by that corporation 10 be forgeries Crooks
nrgotiacd ono o. these drafts for $4,000, and the
charge against him Is believed to be based this fact
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10
APPEAL ron LAWYER HAMILTON

Nrw-HAvEN, Feb. 9 (SpeciaD. Maltbie
& Deminc. attorneys for Lawyer C. s. Hamilton, who
was suspended from practice at the bar for one year by
IndVe Andrews have filed notice of appeal to the su
pree Court OF Errors the ground OF an afdavt by
NJ. T. Ioni.e Beecher and hiss T. A. Bushnell. who
az fbst " II Ilubbell who complained that he was
Compelled to pay twice on account OF anil;ons
onnrnnratng money given him for the purpose, did not
III iact nay any costs at all
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

IONDON, Fcb. 2.
BARON HERsCHEM--Sir Farrcr Hcrschc, the Lord
High Chancellor has raised 10 the peerage with the
title OF Baron Herschcll.
EARL CAIRNS To MARRY An AMERIcAS.-It Is announced
at Cannes that Earl Cairns formerly Lord Garmoyic
defendant In the FOrtescuc hr ach OF promise
is engaged To Mis- Grant, an American beauty.
ALAsKNs TIur.-Thc time Of the Alaska from New
York to Fastnet days IL hours.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10
WEST SIDE GRoCER MISSING.

Charles l.. MOhrmann, grocer, dong 0usl-
ness 1T No go West Foryseyenth-sL, left his home
Inst Sunday evening to visit his mother No Ill West
Fortysi1th-st lie left his mothers house about haf
past o'clock, since which time he has not been seen
As he had money with him silver watch.
a gold chain and ccket aud gold sleevo,outtons. MS
friends reported his disappearance to the police anu as
night general alarm sent out for him lie IL ABOUT
forty years feet inches in height, OF dark complex;
ion has black hair and eyes, dark mnstache and beard
and wore q Drown overcoat aud blue SUIT
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10
our,ooK FOR THE WHEAT CROP.

CHICAGO, Feb. 9.-The Farmers Repsew
prints the following summary OF It's crop returns me
n none OF the wheat States has been in-
creased over that OF 1885 In Illinois and Kansas,
which proved the greatest sufferers among the wheat
growing States year. the acreage shows decrease
with the exception of portions Of Tennessee ana Ken
tncky and few OF southern counties OF indiana ana
nn9is the fields up tho end of last week. we're Wen
coynrd with snow and the reports glvo better promise
Tar the seeded fields than the time last year.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10

81. LOUIS, Feb. (SpecidD.-A half dozen
attempts made to-day to the ice-goge IN the
river by use OF dynamite. Two large dynamite cart
ridges we're exploded four feet under the Ice and 100
yards from the The explosion threw large pieces
OF ice as high as Atty feet and great holes in the
CONCEALED bed that the river The pan however
vas not suocessf as floating Ice would take the place
OF that dislOdged and thus strengthen tho gorge
Steamboat property worth over 900 Is Ia an e1
condition aud tho ice Is expected TO sart at any
hnnr
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10
sroyrrs SALE OF KENrUCKY TROrrERS.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Feb tSpeciaD.-At the
sale of Colonel H. Il. stoncrs trotng stock at Paris the
famous old stallion strathmorc. sold for g. 40 H. c.
Rockhll. Fort Wayne. Ind. Wilton, record $780, and
brother to Albert France sold for $500 Bowerman
Bros.. Lexington. Stuart, record 220is to Mike
A. Ninthsiu Dayton, Ohio Sl.250 Mambrino Russell,
hv Wnodford ManbrinO, dam the dam OF Maud g. 22sa
was offered and q single bid OF $4,000 made by Mike
Bowerman OF this place But tho bid was Withdrawn
Oh payment OF Tl,OoO Dy CoioheA oIoher' fory-hihc
lac. Lara S2O,2SO.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10
ADyANCING WAGES IN NEw.ENGLAND.

NEw-BEDFoRD, Mass, Feb. 9.-Notice has
given in all the cotton mills In this city that gen
eral advance OF per cent In wages will be made on
March l. The China, Webster and Pembroke mills at
uncook have advanced 10 per cent and adopted
semi monthly payments There Will be q general adj
vance Of probably 10 per cent In the mills OF Manchester
y. H. thus bcncltng $1,000 operatives anu lndlVid-
ualy thousands others. At Lowell, l. w FauIkn"r
ana sons announced advance OF 10 per cent 10
tuE eff feet 1
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10
wAR HErERANS IN OAMP.

SCRANTON, Penn, Feb. 9.-The annual en-
eampment of the State G. A. T. began IN TINS cly To-
day. About 800 delegates were present ana Zoo non
ored guests. Tonight the annuai camp "ro WV" ne. ~
- ,.,,a~anna rink Generals Beaver. Hartranrt,
wagner Beath, Goblin. Osborne ana Lohghecker anu
Colonel A. Wilson Norris were present "h" "auo
ana