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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-24


NEW YORK. July -3. In Che general
term of the Supreme Curt to-day
Charles Giblen, who shot and killed
Madeline Galtz IN her baker store while
trying to pass counterfeit five dollar
bin, was sentenced to be hanged August
2ld. Ferdinand Carolin. who shot and
killed Police Officer Brennan while the
latter Has rying to arrest him. was
also entenccd 90 harg Ou the same day..
There are now Eve condemned muir
derers in the T0mbs urder sentence to
be hanged August -3d. The other
three are John Lewis. c0lorcd. James
nolan and Patrick pockenham. the iilst
two for having murdered their mis-
tresses. and the last named for wife
murder
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ono nousaud BaII oarrrids G. shipped.

MADISON, WIS, July % One thou
sand ball cartridges were shipped TO
West SuperioT last night by the quar-
termaster general. Ii is evident from
observation here that the authorities at
West Superior are more apprehensiVe
than reports from there indicates.
There is talk Of sending other troops tc
relieve those already there, and there j.
no telling when the militia Will be
recalled.
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DENVER, Col. July ga party T
surveyors. headed by Frank VI. Brown.
left here May 23d for the purpose of
exploring the Colorado river. win o
view TO building railroad by that
route 90 the Pacific coast. Yesterday a
dispatch was received saying that the
captain of the expedition, Frank M.
Brown. and two bOatmen named Peter
Hasbrough and Henry e.. Richards. had
been droW bed By the capsizing Of a
boat. Brown was a son Of 5. z. Brown.
of Washington, ID. {.
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uass Hectlng or'itrcu> winbe Asked
90 Kcsign.

|"T7''I|I " Vt -TT''lT
RALEIGH y. c.. July 23.-A mass
meeting of the citizens Of Rlleigh
assembled in the city bail tonight and
passed resolutions denourcing the YER
dict of the board If direct rs in
acquitting DR.. Grssom superin-
tendent Of the Insane Asylum. and
demanding his immediate resignation.
The Governor was requested to call a
special term of the Legislature 10 take
action if be declined to re,Igl a num-
Der 0f speeches We're made by Ir0mi-
nent men and telegiams from ,lher
font- were read endorsing lhe action
%. the meeting Meeurg- were held
to dag at several other points in thc
o.ate.
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OAKLAND. July .3.-Judge hoilman
held session of the court lo-o"y 10
hear A luuacy case. Mrs Mary hinser'
.of Swanton, was before a jury undsr ,r. a
VI -, = e. ne l,ulaflco inQuirendo. Tue
Witnesses ~i'. proved that Mrs. Kinser De. De,
VIZ" ~i'n'', ,nsane while reading about the
1'i, ,.hos,own flood. The Court ordered
So,'i' Sor 40 he sent to the Maryland hospitai
for the insane.
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New YORK. July pa Herald .pr
cial from Bangor. Me-, says. james e..
Blaine. Jr.. is now acting as a firemsn
on the locomotive which pulls the fast
express train between Bar Harbor .ud
Bangor. He has spent some time inthe
machine shops Of the road at Wster-
vile. and is now endeavoring 20 mister
hemysterieso of locomotive engineering.
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7, ,,nn'', B. ,,iea b., 81 r.,isnr Tram

II
puTsauHG July .3.-This morning "a
freight tIain frightened horse az
tached t0 sUIiu' wagon standing in
trout of Ahram IHgIces re-ilcuce at
Harmony. Pa- on the Put-burg and
Western Ru.road. The animal lacked
the wagon over The railroad ombank-
ment. throwing The occupants ont.
Miss NIua OIp-nheImer WAS thrown
under tle tram and Instantly killed
and Mis- Amlnda kleo WAS fatally i'm
Jured.
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PARIS. July Z3.-Ihe trials of ossrs.
BOulanser. Dillon. and R0chefori, in
the Senate Court nave been deiiu tely
fixed for Augu-ts. All the defendants
have been gwen am additional ten days
in which % comply with the summons
before being outlawed.
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Death of "A Wiser.

TOPEKA, KASs., July 23.-S. 5. Cart
wright. wealthy miser, who resided
here many years. and was worn az
least $3.50 900, died yesterday Of ieart
disease. lie was living in a garrett.
and no one was present at the tine OF
his death.
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NEW YORK. July 9S;-A ia'lfo1n ,..it nro,ai ossi
has been completed by "h'cn ,i)r. DrsNet 81
Morean & Co.. become the owneI' S,ne, 81 81
Ioo Zoo 600 shares Of the common ,I,,. sSock OF
iG, tGo'VVg Cbesapeake ana OHIO iKai1%ay Halfway
Company 1g IN the interest iSer OF tine rapaeI ,ran
h,It's This gives them ano,nel ''upA
ire ire from chicago to the a'oafa'
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FREDERICKSBURG.
4 u,acl snalc in the Cn,Idr,n's Red

Special Correspondence Of the Tlmes.l
FREDEWCKsBURG. July 23.-A few
davs since Mrs. William Butzner. IN
this county. was engaged in arranging
the bed-clolhing of bed on which sev
cral Of hor children had slept the night
previous, and discovered between the
ticks - huge black snake over five feet
long. which Immediately cOiled
Itself and offered fight 10 the
ladv. Mrs. Buizner became
so frightened that she tainted and fell
10 the floor. Her husband soon came
tO her rescue and killed the reptile.
Mr.. Butzner says that it is a mystery
how the snake got into the house and
"a stil greater mystery how 1t got be-
tween the bed ticks undiscovered.
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NecIeIary nIaine ana Inrfy,

BAR HARBoR. ME July 23.-Secre-
tary Blaine, NJ. Roustan, the French
Minister and party. spent to-day with
Senator Hale al Ellsworth. returning
here this evening. The fireman on the
train on which the Secretary returned
was his son, Jlmes q Blaine, Jr,
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Special to the Ilmcs.l
LONDON. July % The Earl of Fife
is now a Duke. the Queen having just
conferred that title upon him for the
distinguished service he is about 10 rem.
der in marrying the Prince Cf Wales
eldest daughter.
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PARIS. july e}.-Ihe Repujliqpe
fraclhe -ay- that owing To- the failure
of General BOllanser, Count Dillon
aud iie.u RlcheioIt tO aipfar for trial,
tae Senate committee court rs about 90
issue an Orler dcpiiYiug them OF their
civil aNd political rights This action
prevents them from being elected 10
any office In France. and lays their
property in France liable % seizure.
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Eho knights Of ,.abor Finished Incir
Session.
H.aIf'iiie Im'

CHICAGO. july -3.-Ihe Executive
Board a. the knights OF Labor VII
finish their session in this city 90 nor
'ow. and s9 i1ras 30 can b. learned the
york of the Board iurilg ihe week it
las been session. has resulted in
ew surprise. and httle besides the is-
suing OF neW charters and other rOu-
ILc business.
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AN order vas received yesterday by
DR.. Galeski from an oculist in Lynn,
Mass. for various special glasses. This
IS probably the first time that Northern
oculists have patronized the South for
commodities OF tins description. =
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CHARLESTON, 5. c., July 23.-Th'
only organization of which DR.. McDov
IS now a member is the Lafayette Ar
tillery. Of which he is surgeon. The
veterans Of that company have dec ded
to resign unless the Doctor Is imnedi-
atelY eNpelIed.
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negro I,ncn,d.

SPECIAL f0 fhc lImt-.I
CHARLESTON. W. VA. July 23. Bill
snow. % negro. shot and killed Con
stable Reynolds 90 Hinton last Saturday
While tine latter wds trying 20 arrest
im for hou.ebielkiug. Snow was
aiken from Ilii yesterday by number
of men and lynched.
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WEST END
Land& improvement Co
Omoo of Agency. Over Merchants
National Bank, Corner Main and
Eleventh Streets.



T.non. wanting acquire homes Tor them-
-....a an improving locality. where every
invested VIII increase. viii do well TO
.'.ua. fae properties 0f ibis company
N.a aU Oo marked by sign boards. posie'
...H el.h inci of anl. AND p.ats can Dc seen
.' f.r office of the agency. over the Mer-
'.at. National Bank. corner Main and
Eleventh streets.
lN. eommny wil make special terms with
i.fa.s desiring to build. and io al such viii
...I 1858 per cent OF the value of the lot aud
Improvements at b per cent. 0n long time.
iAc puperre. wcroaclulrod at prices much
f|..H inc present market value. and the com
ita} Dnn afford TO- scI on reasonable terms 70
such buyers.
JAMES H DOOLEY, President.
GEO J. ROGERS. Secretary.
iap7l
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The Prohibition state Convention.

MlSNEAPOLIs. MISN.. July 23.-Ihe
Prohibition State Convention met here
to day with 3OO delegates present.. No
work was done beyond eiIect,rg a per
manent organization and listening to
speeches and songs. The real work OF
the convention Will begin tomorrow.
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BALTIMORE, Mp, July Civilian
IL. Horney. while erecting an awning
at No. 81 west Lexington street. fell
from the second story window. and,
striking on the head. was instantly
killed.
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FREDEMcKsBURG, Va. July o.
Lewis G.. Smith was drowned here yes
terday IN the Rappahannock river near
Pollock 5 springs. while IN bathing with
bis COMPANIONS. His body was recoy.
cred this morning.
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WASHINGTON, d. c.. July 23.-John
Falk was to-day appointed postmaster
at S,oue Bridge. Clark county. Va.
and Robert d. Rliues at TempletOn,
Prince George county. Va.
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As,,,er,ou. Di,appearance.

OswEGO. y. y, July 23.-The family
and friends Of Stephen Chamberlain.
prominent citizen of this place, are
greatly alarmed at his mysterious dis
appearance. He was last seen on July
lst IN New York city.
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uea,n Warrant Signed.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, July 23.-George
Jackson to-day sigred the death war
rant Of Melville c. Garlilz. for the mur-
der OF his wife. at Cumberland. Gar
litz will be hanged August 30,h.
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NEW YORK, July 23.-Al. Cridge,
stakeholder in the Sullivan D-kilrain
fight. to-day paid over the money to
Sullivan. anl awarded him the cham
plonship belt.
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Y AlRGINIA.-AT RULES HELD ~
' thu CIIRk'- OFFICE OT Iuf rfK-
cum COURT fnN fliE COUNTY DF INV
kENl oN MONDAY, THE i5ru LAY DF
July. l-~y.
T.. hall....... '.... ..i .liInlIl
against
Robert -. Johnson. ieftie Johnson. li. Hlfs.
J.. J.. Barnes and l. Ilysier, sherin oI SOW
Kent county .--... UI PENDANTS.
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At Boston Bostons, 10; Washingtons'
(.
At Pniladelphia-Ph -Philadelphias, q
News NOrks, D.
At Chicago-Chicagos, 10; Indianapo-
lis. s. ~
At Cleveland Cleyelands, 8; Pitts
burgs. o.
Al -Baltimores, 6; Louis
yilles. 3.
at Brooklyn-Brooklyn 4; Kansas
Citys. 3.
Observation-Disclosures, 3; st. Louis
,.
At Philadelphia-Athletics, ,; Gin
cinnatis. ..
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Possomce Inspector Appointed.

WASHINGTON, July 23.-Edwah o..
Tate. of Tennessee, was to-day appoint
ed q postofiice inspector.
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The object Ii fhls euit is % subject fln real
estate 0f which robert u. johnson ls se.x ID
uui possessed tp tnr payment of flf IuIf-
obtained boo the CircuIf Court OF NrW Kent
county. ou the 25th Iuy of Aufl. l--n. fOr
fhp sum ofiWo hluDreI Ini nffs seven dole
lars Hul nNy cents. with interest
thereon 40 tue rate of 0 per ceuiAu
per auuum. liDm thc Dist daf o.
November, l1-O. till payment. and ulufecu
dol ars and lfIy-iDur cDufs cost and aleu Jos
the payment iali ofnNf ieu % his $3.50 sad
real estate oi said Robert ID. johnson.
And affidavit having been mnie 0nI nINd
that robert ID. Johnson and Lft-l. Johnson.
his wife. Two ffne defendants. aIe uuu-r.-l-
dents ~ this state. DO is onicrrd tnt tnfY
apueFr heie WltuIL fifteen Jays after duf
publication ~ this order nnd do What Is
Necessary tO protect fHeir interests.
a cOpy-ltste:
.. -. HARRIS. CLERK
VI. II. BARSfs. pa. ly 2l-N iw
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weather indications Tor 10 Day.

7 WASHINGTON ID. G.. July 23.-
s,s Indications for Virginia: Threat
ening weather and showers
cooler, uorthwesterly winds.
The Portland daily press., 1889-08-27
BRIEF joTTINcs.

The lighthouse steamer Iris left govern
ment landing yesterday, for cruise to the
eastward. -
The fine steam yacht Kara arrived in the
harbor yesterday, and also Colts celebrated
yacht, the Dauntless.
There were So sailing vessels. at anchor in
the harbor yesterday, including the yachts
Titania, Kathleen and Priscilla.
The Maine Veterans Association OF Resi-
dent Comrades in Lynn, Mass, will hold a
reunion at Blood Swamp Landing on Labor
Day.
The brass sliding pole for engine house
No. 8. has arrived, and has been put in posi-
tion in the rear of the engine. between the
stalls.
Seizures were made by officers Miles aud
g. +. Harmon at No. Alb Commercial street,
yesterday, and by officers Pickett and Lang
maid on Fore street.
Mr.. Colesworthy began repairs on the
house corner of Free and Oak streets yester-
day, which was one Of the pieces Of proper
ty bonded for the opera house.
The Patriarchs Militant of Nashua, N. H.,
will invite the cantons at Portland, Fitch
burg, Mass, and Dover, N H., to be their
guests on grand field day on Sept 18th. e. y,
The regular meeting Of the Portland
Branch of the Land League will take place
this evening at 8 O'Clock. In l. A. r. A. Hall
on Plum street. A full attendance is desired.
The committee ON streets are going to
Long Island today or tomorrow to lay out a
new street across the island from near the
1st-1oth-29th building to Zoeth Rich's store.
The Portland daily press., 1889-08-27
PERSONAL.

Gov Burleigh has returned to Augusta
rom New York.
Mr.. John Vain, of Chicago, formerly with
The Union Mutual Life Insurance Company,
In this city, is visiting Portland with his
.amily. .r.,a gf.Isle,, 4, s......s
Messrs. f. S. Higgins and Fred Palmer of
the Portland Wheel Club, who have been
participants in the American Bicycle tour
abroad. will arrive home this afternoon.
Ex-Goy. ROBBIE was in the city yesterday.
Luckily the blows which the Saccarappa
rufiians aimed at him the other day did not
strike his face, else the result might have
been serious.
Mr.. Joel Wilbur, member of the House of
Representatives from Avon, was In the city
yesterday. Mr.. Wilbur reports that the
Sandy River Railroad has done very heavy
business this season.
Among the arrivals at the Wescustogo
Spring House Sunday were G. F. Loveitt
and wife. DIV. -Deen, Miss s. II. Rolfe,
Miss M. w. Loveitt, Miss Bessie Strout, G.
s. Pettengill, A. C. Hyde, c. A. Cushing
and wife, Master Charlie Cushing, j, 81.
Fogg, James 81. Hall and George Milliken
and wife Of Portland. and c. F. Aver, R. F.
Sawyer, Geo. I. Scott, j. II. Hannaford, w.
L. Merrill, G. ID. Alexander, r. "a. Chase,
Mrs. F. ii. Chase, Miss Lawrite Chase,
Miss Sadie Blair, A. Keith and Son, Miss N.
F. Leonard, of the Portland Wheel Club.
Mr.. Reuben Merrill Of Lawrence, Mass,
returned home from Europe last Monday on
the Cunard steamer Catalonia and came
directly to the house Of his uncle, John A.
Rolfe, Riverside avenue, where he was very
of Portland, Mrs. Geo. Il. Harvey of Denver,
Col, and Mrs. John T. Cogswell OF Andover,
Mass, his three sisters, awaiting his arrival
This has been peculiarly pleasant and in
teresting reunion.-[ Medf0rd Mercury.
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CENTRAL LABOR UNION.
Completing the Arrangements for
the Coming Holiday.
Petitions to Merchants and Manufac-
turers Being Generally Signed.

The Labor Day committee Of the Central
Labor Union held meeting at their hall 176
Middle street, last evening Mark Courant
president of the Union, presided. The re-
ports of the various committees were SUBJ
mitted and approved. The committee on
sports reported that committee of the Gro
GERS Association of this city waited upon
them, requesting that the Central Labor
Union grant them the privilege of playing
their game of base ball at Sebago Lake on
Labor Day, which was POSTPONED upon their
field day. The request was granted, and the
sporting committee Instructed to notify the
Grocers Association. +
The committee to wait upon the merchants
and manufacturers reported that the petit
lions requesting them to observe the day by
closing their places of business was being
signed freely. A committee was appointed
to wait upon the Longshoremen's Union to
ask them to take part in the parade.
J. p. Mullin was elected captain of the
Central Labor Union line.
The president of the Union was instructed
to issue, on behalf of the Central Labor
| Union, a proclamation to the public, which
win soon appear.
\ A committee was appointed to extend an
invitation to the grocers and provision deal
ers requesting them to participate in the pa
rade and festivities.
i The chief marshal for Labor Day has is
sued the following circular:
All labor organizations AFFILIATED with the Cen
trail Labor Union, will notifythe chief marshal al
the earliest possible moment of the name OF their
| organization and the number of men they Will
turn out; also the Lame of the official in charge
| All industries are earnestly requested TO form in
their individual industry, and If DESTROYS of par
ticipatng in the parade will govern themselves in
| accord with the above.
| All out of town organizations will also notify
i the chief marshal of their intention of partici
4 psting in the parade, In order that they may be
| notified Of their position.
II. II. VERRILL,
| Chief Marshal,
| 81 Cross street.
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creenwood Garden.

At this place Of amusement the Octoroon
drew good houses both afternoon and eve
ming to witness the first production on the
island. Zoe, the Octoroon girl, the leading
lady role, is taken by Miss Belle Barron,
who has become quite favorite. Mr.. Frank
Allen as Jacob McCloskey is finished piece
of acting. Mack Charles, a favorite,s who
has been playing at the Pavilion, takes the
part of George Payton. Ted Morrison, a
Portland boy. takes the part of Solum Scud-
der in very acceptable manner. Miss Jes-
sic OLIVER as Paul, the negro boy, received
an encore N her song "Swanee River" Miss
Josie Woodruff takes the part of Mrs. Pey-
ton. Harry S. Clark, Old Pete, an old-time
darkey, is one of the best In that part. The
other characters are all well filled, making a
strong cast,and judging from yesterdays per-
formances will draw larger houses this
week. The price at the opera house for
seats has been changed to a popular price
andthey were well:taken. Garden boats leave
State street wharf and foot of Exchange
street direct for the Garden.
The Portland daily press., 1889-08-27
U. S. CIRCUIT COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE WEIR.

MoNDAY-Nathan Rosenwasser ct al VS.. John
Berry. Yesterday forenoon Hon. Wilbur +. Lunt
presented to the United States Circuit Court y
mandate from the Supreme Court OF the United
states in the case of Nathan Rosenwasser ct al
vsJobn Berry The plaintiffs were the owners
OF letters patent of the United States for improve
ments In a druggists percolator and hitter. Berry
had also invented certain improvements IN perco-
lators upon which he had procured a patent
and was selling many Of them throughout the
kosenwassePpotifed Berry to desist, claiming
that Berry,s device was an infringement, and
thereupon began a suit In the United States Cir.
cult Court at Portland against Berry, praying for
an injunction ana accounting.
Berry answered that the Rosenwasser patent
was invalid because his device had been describ-
ed In publication printed in Germany more than
DO years before, that there was want OF invention
In the device patented, and that the same was
practically imperative. III, Flsrsl,, r.
The Circuit Court sustained the defence ad-
judging the patent invalid dismissed the plain
lifts bill, and from this decision the plaintiff ap
pealed 10 the Supreme Court, where the case was
argued last winter by w. H. Clifford, Esq, for the
appellants, and w. +. Lunt ESQ.,, for the appel
lees, and the court rendered an opinion affirming
the decree OF the Circuit Court.
Upon the presentation OF the mandate, the court
ordered the case to be brought forward upenthe
docket. and the entry ma lie OF the receipt OF the
mandate. and afirmance OF the decree appealed
from. and thus ended litigation of six years.
duration.
The Portland daily press., 1889-08-27
ISLAND NOTES.

The excursion to Fort Pupham, which wa.
to have occurred Sunday, was postponed un.
til next Sunday. .
A supply of new naphtha lamps has beer
furnished for Peaks and Long Islands. 1tF
A subscription paper has been circulated
amongst the hotels and steamboat companies
touching at Peaks island to ra Sc enough tt
induce Prof. Colby to repeat his daring per-
Torrance next Saturday. 1t has met with
great success, and the sum needed will be
easily raised.
Mr.. Kn0wltnn, the manager of Greenwood
Garden, has reduced the price of admission
to the Garden 10, 10 cents.
The Cathedral choir will go on their annual
sail tomorrow. One Of the Casco Bay Com
pany's boats has been engaged for all day,
and pleasant time is expected.
Late arrivals are: Ottawa, Geo. II. Davis
and wife, Springfield, Mass. Rachel Kimball,
Detroit. Mich. Mrs. E. L. Payson, Mrs. w.
II. PaysoD. Deering; John Brain, Montreal
DR.. Thos. Wadsworth. New York; Mrs. Fl.
T. Gray. Miss Il. Gray, Brooklyn Mrs,
Hazen, Hayerhill, Mass.
I. Peaks Island House,, III. c. Munsey, aBos.
ton; S. B. Roberts, Portland; G. b. Wood
man, Mrs. G. B. Woodman, Bonnie Wood
man, Saccarappa; May Walker and friends,
Greenhayen.