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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-30

Grave Jokes.
This epitaph long since was writ;
You've very likely heard Of IL:
1T was q cough
That carried him on
It was q coffin
They carried him Oh in"
And here's another OF those rhymes
Appropriate for the present times:
1t was sneexe
Caused his demise.
Twas influenza
Brought his cadenza
Chicago Herald
Why Mamie Quit.
"Are YOU still taking painting lessons
Mamief'
mo, quit Yesterday don't like m,
teacher"
"Why notf'
"He has such a disagreeable way OF talk
ing. He told me that il kept on for SOM
time longer l might be able to whitewash
fence Washington Capital.
How johnny Lost the Prize.
His family and friends were there
His uncles cousins aunts:
And all were sure that for the prize
Their Johnny had best chance
Twas Johnny's turn to speak his piece,
He said, with outstretched hands:
Under a spreading blacksmith tree
The village chestnut stands"
sgd B Griffin. In Puck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-13
CAIIIE Markets.

NEW YORK, March il.-Beeyes Receipts. ! 40
head: all consigned 20 slaughterers direct; no
trading Ia beef cattle dressed beef In moderate
demand at 5t4a'c. per pound Tor SIDES; exports
to-day aud To- morrow. 4io0 quarters Of beef
Calyes-Receipta, 80 head market quiet prires
unchanged, with very little trading; yeals, 5asc.
per 100 pounds grassers aud western calves,
50 25af3t2 Sheep aud Lsmbs--koccpts, 1872
head: prices firm aud steady; shsep, toas5z5
per 100 pounds: lambs. ta5Oaf9.5O. hoRs-he-
ceipts ll5 loads, or 6,4O5 heed ell direct 10
slGughters; prices nominslly steady at tiati65.
CHICAGO, March ii.--Csttle-Roceipts. 500
head shipments, 300 market strong aud lOc.
h CHER; boeyes, fA9jasj; steers taDattS;
suckers aud feeders. f240sta70; Texan corn
fed steers. sass s.. iiogs-keceips, 10000 head
shipmente, 10000 head: market strong % &c.
higher; mixed, t2OaAlO; heavy aud nghf,
S3gOa1tbO: skips, slJOsSA@. sheep-keceipts.
5.OOj hoad; shipments. 100 head market
steady TO stronger; natives, slgasb; western
corn-fed, 81. s0as5.7O: Texans, - 75stix0: lambs.
81 9Oaf65 so. The DrOUers' Journal special Lon
don cablsgram quotes o gene raj supply OF cattle.
but heavy offerings Of Americans. Prices, how
ever. were steady at lialZ1sc- per pound
ST. LOUIS, March ll.-Cattle-Rocsipts, ,eC0
head; shipments. 100 head; marie. high
err; good " fancy nsiiye steers. Apas5;
feeders, g. 25ss2GO; range steers. S23Data ~
Hogs-Recepts, 900 head; shipments. l.s0o
head market stronger fair 70 choice heavy,
S. 96at4O5: packing grades, f2Soasa; light, fair
70 best, g. 90ai4. sheep-Receipt-. at0O head |;
shipments, 100 head; market active and strong !;
fair 10 choice. Slas5.75: lambs, s5eSd.a0.
BALTIMORE, March 10 -Catueyt0n Stock Yards-
swino-There IL a fair supply Of hogs on the
mhrs OF this week, aud fairly good demsnd pro-
walls I'M ali the yards The quality OF tho offer
ings is good, aud prices are Nc. higher than last
tast Monday. We quote tho range at 5so1sc.;
moot sales OF gooi western hogs 81 5Aa15sc- per
pound net rough hogs 81 IN a4tc net Receipts
OF hogs this week ~ head.
Cla,smont Li0e-StOck Adrkst--keoeipts this
week. 4. tg3 head against s,iH head last week.
Fair 10 good hogs sold at g. 50, and roughs at
So rs per 100 p9unds Receipts OF sheep SO. head.
with sales at s4.o0As5.75 per 100 pounds, and
lambs 8 70 6kc. per pound
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-13
Importation of Servants.

W,suINGToN. March 12.-Secretarv. VIM
dom has written a letter to the Collector
of Customs at Jacksonville, Fla, III regard
IN the proposed importation OF about
thousand seryant-g,rls from Norway anu
Sweden upon promises of the State bureau
ri Enumeration that while there Will be no
contract there viii be good homes pro-
vided for them after their arrival. The
bureou submitted an inquiry as 10
whether it will be violation OF the
law 10 land the parties who pay their
r,vr neesaoe with such a statement maze
in advance Secretary Window says III re-
niv "Nhile the department does not I'M
dnrtake TO determine questions OF law or
ACT on hvDothecal statements and III al
vance of an opportunity for official acuoh'
vet in this case there IS no hesila-
lion III expressing the opinion tna1
tbe prOylsO III section OF tHe
alien contract-labOr law exenptilS
from its operations persons eihploIeu
strictly az personal or domestic servants ~
was intended TO apply only TO servants
wbo should come into this country WIN
tbe,r emnlOyers. Without attempting TO
nass unon the action of the bureau.at TINS
i;ma do take the liberty of calling atten-
tion IN the language of the first section OF
m net referred TO: Parol or special
EXPRESS. or implied contracts are ailke
under the ban Of the law, and whether the
conrt would determine that there was an
;mulied agreement on the part OF the
Lnrenu To furnish homes after the arrival
Ia from 800 10 1000 servants at from 20 10
S10 a month. implied from the language
Cf their answer. they can tell as well as l..
] do not think il proper 10 say more at 'n'S
timeh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-13
THE SOUTH SIDE.
SOME MATTERS OF INTEREST IN THE
COCKADE CITY.
Tho Trouble In the CoIored Church-No
Work for Mcat-Inspcctors-
General Notes.
,co1c.ponsopce Of the Richmond DIspa,cn.l

PETERSBURG, Va, March II. lSgO.,
General Roger A. Pryor, OF New lOIn,
arrived in the city this morning ana Wen'
up to Nottoway county 10 visit his iather,
Rev. DR.. 1heoderick Pryor, who has pe e,
seriously indisposed for several days. Ing
Doctors paralysis affects the iace anu
tongue. ~ VI
The enforced resignation Of Rev. =. W:
p. Gordon. a. pastor of the HarrisOn-Slte,t
Colored Baptist church. while probably
causing bitter feelings among some on the
congregation, doubtless finally, settles
controversy the like Of which has never
before been witnessed in a church ior the ~
tensity OF feeling and excitement II csuseu.
The Rev. Gordon came here from NoItn
Carolina. and though a young man., was
given charge of one Of the largest c3ioIeli
churches in the State. lie Is very iaii anu
slender and black. wears Wlde-1rlIh
SLOUGH hat, and his dress Is a genera .nans
does not much resemble the customary
ministerial garb but he Issaid to ne a los9
student. a man Of intelligence, and go0d
preacher. The scandal brought upon ,h9
church 10y the controversy Is one thaI III
people. white and cOlOred regret.
In the Mayors Court this morning TWO
negroes-Perrv Robinson, of Richmond
and Hugh COleman-were nrralgneu on III, tle
charge Of robbing a c0lored man named VIZ =
liam Cook on the public street last hIght ot
sos. They were cOmmiltedt to Iall TO await
trial at tho next term of the Hastings
Court. A portion of the stolen money was
found pinned up IN RObInson's coat.
no WORK.
The three meat inspectors for tins city
recently appointed by Judge Bernard nave
not as vet found anything 10 do. 1he hrst
carload of western beef is expected To-
rnorrov The GREAT firm of Armour d Co.
is not represented in this city. ,.,,
The Swift Creek cOtton-factOry IS sun
WORKING as usual. They were served WIN
q notice of reduction of wages to 90 INTO ell
feet next Monday, and the employees nave
not stopped work. The probability isthey
will continue at work unless influences are
brought TO bear on them.
DRAwISG NEAR.
The time for tho execution Of Randall
Watson Ccolored) for the murder OF Joe
Robinson in Greenesville county IS draw
ING near. His counsel are making e1Qrts
TO get him new trial, but nothing has
been heard thus far as TO a s7iperSGGS.
The DIST Of March 10 the day appointed Tor
his hanging at EmpOrla.
Farmers from the adjacent counties re-
port that the Young plants IN the tobacco
beds were all killed by the late cold snap.
Most Of tn beds have il consequence been
duo up and replanted.
During difficulty on Sycamore street
this morning between two police oihcers
and a citizen one Of the United States
lctter-boxes was knocked from It's position
and broken. The officers have been sus-
pended from duty pending an lnyestiga-
lion. and the postoflice authorities have
substituted q new letter box in place Of the
old one. ROBIN ADA1B.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-13
BURNED TO DEATH.
A Narrowing Accident in Ashland.

ISpCclal telegram " inc bIaphluh'j
ASHLAND, VA, March 12.-Mr. Thomas
II. Carroll was burned TO death by lamp
explosion az 1920 tonight III his room over
Gary's store III this town. Mr.. Carroll had
been in conversation with several friends
as late a. $3.50 o'clock and left them TO re-
tire. Flames were seen issuing from his
room and Mr.. Judson NJ. Ball ran
10 the door and burst it open only
to be- knocked down by the flame which
enveloped the whole room. Assistance
was at once had. and another attempt was
made TO rescue Mr.. Carroll. He was found
on his bed partially undressed, but terribly
burned and almost lifeless. He was at
once removed. but died before he could be
taken from the floor upon which his room
was located. His body was taken to Gov
ington's store, when doctor was at once
summoned but life was extinct.
Mr.. Carroll was we'll known all about TINS
section as being whole-souled fellow; lie
was educated at Hanover Academy ana mas
resided here for ten years. An inquest Will
be held tonight.
The fire was soon gotten under control
by the young men Of the fire department,
assisted by the college students and citi-
ZaQS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-13

ty-fourth and eightieth birthdays respe'
lively. Both are IN fine health. .,od-
Captain Ham. Shepherd has accspi
the position Of agent Of the Salem, IN, ro
grafton and Land Company and Will iear
here tomorrow and make his future n'''
in Salem.
James II. Noel. Jr., OF Bedford counN,a
cadet of the Virginia Military lnsttu..'
came TO the city Tuesday evening oss,aa;a
bly, TO call on q young lady naineu 'i' -,
Lucy Watts, also of Bedford. but VINO n",
been clerking in q dry goods store Tor sou ~
time. During his call he surprised LIE
friends, at whose house the young lazy WI" NJ
staying. by informing them that he ana VIZ
lady intended taking the early mornini
train and would be married at BRISTOL an'
proceed from that point to'Anniston, An An
where they wOuld reside in future. iho
couple left on the $40 train Wednesu",
morning.
An Englishman named Gardner, agent on
Baron Rothchilds. arrived in Abingdon on
Tuesday on his way To examine the nine
raj lands located in Scott and Wise coun-
ties with a view 10 purchase.
A large boundary of mineral land was
purchased In Scott county few days aSo
by Philadelphia capitalists.
An epidemic Of measles and whoopingi
cough prevails IN some parts of Bedforu
county. -" =.
+. W. wilkins, of Danville. arrived IN
the city Tuesday morning looking tor MS
son. q boy about twelve years Of age, VINO,
he stated, had run away from home. After
long search the boy was found at wofh1
IN the cOtton-mills on the suburbs, anu
WAS carried home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-13
Methodist Annual Conference.
lBy Telegraph to the Dispatch.

BALTIMORE. March 12.-The one hundred
and sixth session Of the Baltimore Annual
Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, was opened this morning
in ST. Pauls church. Rev. james +. +.
Armstrong, Of Front Royal, Va, who has
served the conference so long and so salts
factorily, was reelected secretary, aud
Revs. George T. Tyler, Asbury K. Martin,
James Z. Stump, James NJ. Hawley. j. Watts
Shoaf, and Henry ). COe were chosen as
sistant secretaries
DR.. Barbec, book agent of Nashville,
Tenn, sent q letter OF regret at his alb
sence. owing TO his wife's illness. Mr..
Holt was present as representative OF the
publishing house at Nashville. His report
said: The business Of conference year
was $685. H: increase over last years
business of Sl4,0sO. with a net gain of
S5634. The committee reported that the
produce of the house after paying alex
penses was sufficient to justify an increase
in the appropriation for benefit conference
claimants. They set apart 81, 800 for that
purpose. The appropriation for Sunday
school literature was increased to $751;
Sermons We're preached all over town TO-
night by the memb ars Of conference.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-13
THE SHOOTING OF Mr.. TAUL9eE.
COroner's Inquest-The Eunerai-ken
lucky Delegation TO BE Pall-Bearers'
icy telegranh % tho Dispaich.l

WAsrIxGToS, March 12.-An autopsy on
the remains of ex-Congressman Taulbee
was held to-day. The ball was found to
have passed beneath the eye dOwnwards
and inwards, fracturing a portion OF the
orbital plate. Thence 1t went towards the
brain. fracturing and splinterlng the pc
irons portions OF the temporal bone. The
ball was found imbedded IN tho bono and
dura mater. Further penetration the SIX
teenth of an inch would have probably re-
suited in instant death. AT the base OF the
brain large abscess was formed, and that
was the immediate cause of death. Other
Assesses were discovered and the brain
and membranes We're much iniiamed and
congested. The position Of the ball was
such that it could not have been extracted
with safety TO the patient, even mad it5 ex-
act location been known.
WAsTINGToN. March l2.-The inquest into
the shooting Of Dir. Taulbee by Mr.. Kin
caid was held this afternoon shortly after
the autopsy had been completed. The
principal witness was Samuel Donelson, OF
tennessee, the eX-Doorkeoper OF the
House. -, =,
lie was walking arm in arm with Mr..
Taulbee. when suddenly Mr.. kincaid ap-
reared on the landing Of the stairway
close behind. Mr.. Taulbee's face was
turned partly towards Mr.. Klncald, when
the latter exclaimed: Mr.. Taulbee. You
can see me now" The deceased turned
still further towards Mr.. Kincaid, when the
latter fired one shot. The rest OF the story
has been many times told. The other
witnesses added nothing to what has been
printed. 40 NJ
Taulbee came 20 his death from a pistol
wound, the pistol being held in the hand
of Charles +. Kincaid. in the United States
CAPITOL building. February %. 1890.
At the conclusion Of the inquest Mr..
Kincaid was committed to jail to await
the action Of the grand jury.
The funeral Of Mr. Taulbee will take
place tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock
from Zurhost's undertaking rooms; The
Kentucky delegation will act as pall-bear-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-13
ANCIENT CAPITAL.
News Notes from the Colonial Seat of
Government.

rCorrosponicnce OF tho Richmond DisDa,chl
WILLIAMSBURG, March u. 1880.
The March term of the County Court
Judge Farthing on the bench-closed yes
terdav evening. This entire term of
court was taken up with the trial OF one
Tazewell Eidfck, q colored brother, who,
was charged with taking unto himself
more than one wife, but the jury decided
the case fayorably TO the accused. 4 spe-
cial grand Jury made the following IN
dictments: Charles White, felony: Thomas
Baker 4 ds., felony: ana Dr.. Edward I.
Wynue. assault and battery.
All persons here interested IN the work
OF the Antiquarian Society will assemble
monthly at the residence OF Dr. Charles
W. Coleman, on Nicholson avenue. Tor the
purDose of discussing the work now being
done by this valuable organization here.
and promoting an interest Ill the work
among the people generally. The first
meeting of this kind was held this eve
ninp. and considering the short notice
Given quite number Of the members OF
the society were present All persons are
cautioned against taking away any OF the
material now being used in the repairing
OF the colonial powder magazine. a. 1T Sc
riously interferes with the plans VI the So
ciety having it under charge.
Mrs. Sallie Henderson, OF Norfolk,
WIDOW OF Abiiiiiil phtIi'F ii'AiA' o'4Af Va -.
United States marine service, and well
known here, Is lying seriously Ill with
pneumonia at her residence, 2l2 free
mason street, in Norfolk. Mrs. Randolph
Harrison, of our town, q niece or Mrs.
Henderson. left here several days ago 70
be present at her bedside.
Postmaster A. j: Adams CON
Times critically i'll with an abscess on the
brain. We are informed that the chances
him
Major John a. Henley, who IS still IN
phIladclphia with his son, Mr.. ALBION
Henley, and who is suffering with severe
attack Of inflammatory rheumatism, writes
that there is no change for tho better III
the Young mans condition and that he Is
unable to scarcely move himself.
DIR. Henry Shield, of Yorktown, first-as-
sistant physician-elect at the insane asy-
luln, and whose term of Office commences
April 18th, was in town to-day. The Doc
tor shows signs of his recent attack of SICK
ness, which confined him to his room for
some time.
The college authorities are busily en-
gRced in preparing the annual catalogue,
which viii show on enrolment OF l61
Young men, from every portion OF this
State. There are representatives among
tbe number from several of the southern
and western States. Applications for
scholarship are now being received by
President Tyler.
Rev. T. c. Page, of Bruton-Parish
church, exchanged pulplts Sunday with
Roy. Charles S. May, of Newport News,
who preached both morning and night TO
large congregations.
MIR. J. j. McCord. WHO'S at present doing
business in Yorktown, expects to locate
here at an early date. Mr.. McCord Is a
young man of considerable business eXpe-
rlence. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-13

COTTON kgPoar.
Marke: firm.
QUorArIoai
MIDDLrN3, i0'Ec.
Low AIDDLIHG, g1sc.
GOOD ORBtsAkY, SIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-13
United states Court.

Judge Hughes. who arrived in the city
Tuesda3night from Norfolk. spent several
hours Yesterday at his Office in tine custom
houce building and had number OF at
torneys before him in connection with
sundrv chancery matters.
There will be no further Jury trials until
the next term Of the court. which opens
on the eth Of April. A grand jury has been
ordered for that time and Attorney-General
Miller has directed District-AttOrney Boz
land to bring the Jackson-Ward election
cases TO the attention of the grand jury.
This will have to be done rs a matter. Of
form before the cases can be finally dis
posed Of. Nobody suppOses for moment
that the grand jury will find any indict,,
ments. When Judge Hughes declded
some time ago that the cases could not be-
that nothing more would be heard of the
cases. but II has now been decided that the
form shall be gone through with.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-13
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

lRepOrted for this Dispatch.I
MARCH is, 1900.
loose tobacco sales to-day, 3,5OJ pounds. Prices
from $3.50 10 $50.
Auction offerings on 'Change, q packages.
composed mostly OF dark tobaccos, and 10 taken
in. Highest. fll; lowest, 81; average. AT.
Internal revenue collections: Cigars and
cigarettes, 1861; tobacco, f2a63.si-total
S7.04GSA
Private sales reported to-day: - era, II
hogsheads smokers, hOgsheads Wrappers, II
hossheads dsrks, 10 hogsheads. Burnley, 3 hogs
heads: scrap, 10 hogsheads-totsl, 63 hogsheafs.
Another small dark crop was sold to-day al
top Ggures, supposed to DO l5c. for best leaf.
MARKET steady aud firm without much trading
on Change. Good medium Old iillers are IN DO
maud. Tho short and inirequent visits u man
ufacturers on Change betokons good business
at the factories
Mr. r. b. Boyd, Of Warrenton, n. C.. was on
iChaugO today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-13

reaches some more of the contested-elec-
ton cases.
Congressman Cowles. of North Carolina,
in conversation to-day with the ihspdt.ca
correspondent, said that he was now salts
fed that the WAYS and Means Committee
abandoned all idea Of reporting q sepaiI
rate bill TO the House for the. repea'
of the tobacco-tax. Early in the SEES
sion Mr. Mckinley talked az u no
and tho leaders of his party in the House
were in favor of this proposition, but they
have been lodging the question for the
past several weeks, although Colonel
Cowles assured the Republicans that II
they were consistent in their pro-
fessions separate bill Of this cns-
racter can be put through the House
with the aid of Democratic votes. Inc
Republicans have discovered that many o,
their own men are now opposed TO repeM
of the tObacco-tax. They are between tine
devil and the deep sea, as the saying goes,
in having promised the country 10 reduce
the revenues and az the same time 10 H.
crease the pension appropriations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-13
.IGHTY-EIGHT KILLED,
Appointed Treasurer.

Sr. I.or1s. No, March IA special to
the Rfpajlc from Jefferson City, No., says;
Governor Francis has appointed Lon ';
stephens. Of Boonville. state treasurer Oh
i'm January, 1898. The appointment Vas
made late this afternoon. Ats o'clock Mr.:
stephens appeared before Judge Black OF
the supreme Court, and took the oath %
office. MIR. Stephens will take formal
charge of the Treasury tomorrow and wili
accept the report OF the present invest;
eating committee ~ the true account OF
the present condition OF the treasury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, March l2.-souihefa -four dull ana
weak. Wheat dull; NO. cred. eSk aSSAc. In ele-
yator: options DUH, hskc: up iand weak; No.
red mare sareh corn a steady and lea. ss,iys: spS
cash, 3sLc in elevator; options duh, lake
down, aud steady; March, ,ohe.; April, 35tc-;
May, 1910. June. Sss7tc. Oats steady and
quiet; option, dua a! ana easier na March, SIC
Ccffee-options opened barely steady, 10 20 q
points down, closed nrm 10 points dowa 10 10
points up: moderate business; March. si7.aos
sis; April. tiL scatlz9c; May, si7.sss$i7.7s |;
June, slz.5Qail7.o5; spot Rio arm and active !;
fair cargoes, ss060. susa-RAw frm and quiet I:
fair refining, 5 xf6c. contrifugais, s6-tsst
ii-i6c. no Gales; refined fairly active and
nrm. Molassss-Foreign nrm: 0LsesL $40 |;
Rice nrm and in fair demand; domestic, a. Q
6kc. Petroleum lower: crude, In barrels Il
Psrker's, 1905; refined. here, 7.ssc hossu
aaiss. Tuxpsauas sss,sr aud anist q SskA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-13
TO COME SOUTH.
The Places to BE Visited by the Pan-Ame-
rican Delegates.
fBv telegrnph 70 the Dispatca.I

Iby telegraph W liio DiSPebSH-i
WASHINGTON, March l2.-About twenty
delegates to the Pan-American Conference
have thus far signified their acceptance Of
the invitation sent them by Secretary
Blaine to visit the southern States as
guests OF the Government. The places
which will be- visited are Norfolk, Newport
News, Fortress Monroe, Richmond,
Charleston, Augusta, Macon. Savannah,
Jacksonville, st. Augustine, Tampa, Pen
sacola, Mobile, New Orleans, birmingham;
Chattanooga, Memphis, Nashville, and
Knoxville. The entire time occupied by
the trip will not exceed three weeks ana
the delegates spend the Sundays at Fort
Monroe and st. Augustine. The arrange
ments for the tour are now being made by
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company; and
the schedule will be constructed Dy
Tourist-Aeent Draper. vino had charge OF
the tour through the North and West last
October and November.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-13
orher of the TraternaI Circle.

Last night between forfy and = omar,
ter members gathered at Schllicl al and
District Deputy j. A. Cosby instituted
Henry CLAW Lodge. No. 81, Order Of the
Fraternal Circle.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing term and were duly installed
bv the District Deputy: II. NJ. Smith, Jr.,
past president: S. Taylor Evans, president;
Harry l.. Denoon, vice-presdent: james b.
Angle, secretary; }. Mack Iiller, treasurer;
Henry T.. Hare, chaplain; William A. lux
ter. marshal; Louis A. Walton, inner
guard: j. w. Deprato. outer guard. +; W.
Cunningham, James G. Lamb, and j: A;
Allen. trustees. Dr. W. L. farrar, medical
examiner.
The Fraternal Circle is a 5000 endow-
nent benefit order. PAYABLE in two years.
Fifteen dollars "a week sick benefit.