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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-18
Building Inspector in Trouble.

New YORK, Feb. TO- Building Inspec-
tor Seton this afternoon confessed that
he had perjured himself and made
false reports in regard to the fire
escapes upon the Hotel Royal.
Over a year ago the owner of the
building was ordered to put fire escapes
on the Sixth Avenue side Of the build
ing, and Seton reported that the order
had been obeyed. It now transpires
that his report was false and that the
escapes were never put in place. Seton
has been dismissed and his case placed
in the hands of the district attorney.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-18
CONVENTION OF kEELEYlTES
Meeting AT Dwight, ILL.,, of BichlOride of
Ga.Id Gra6nafaa

Meeting AT Dwight, ILL.,, of Bichloride of
Colo Graduates.
DWIGHT, Ill.,, Feb. 15.-One of the
most remarkable conventions ever held
in this country opened here to-day. 1t
is composed of delegates representing
the 10000 or $4,000 graduates OF the
Kelley Bichloride of Gold Institute,
who, representing it's various branches,
have Assem- bled to effect a permanent
organization Of the bichloride of gold
clubs Of the world. The object
of this organization is to bring
together in social intercourse the
graduates of the various branches, and
to assist, financially and otherwise, 9TH
ers who are unfortunate enough to need
treatment for the liquor habit and have
not money enough to pay for it. There
is to be nothing sentimental in the pro-
posed club. 1t is not to be society for
the recollection of whisky reminis-
cences. That much is stated in the call.
The object is to be a purely business
one--that Of reclaiming sufferers from
liquor to usefulness in active life.
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Released from an Irish Prison.

LONDON, Feb. 15.-Among the prison.
ers who were convicted eight years
ago at the Cork assizes for completely
in the Cross Motina, County Mayo,
murder conspiracy, was prominent
member of the Land League, named
Macauley. He was sentenced to a
term of imprisonment that would have
expired in 1894, but to-day by order Of
the government he was released. At
the time Macauley was tried five 9TH
ers, including Thomas Daily, were con-
victed Of the same ofiense and each re-
ceived similar sentence. The only
one now in prison is DAILY.
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HEAVY CLAIMS ON CHILE.
Baltimore Sailors Ask Damages Amoun
ing to 81, 1906 900.


ing to 9 3O5, 900.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Feb. ia fresh
batch Of claims against the government
of Chile has been forwarded to Wash
ington by T. Airline Orr, San Fran
cisco attorney. The aggregate amount
is 81, 305, 900, and the claimants are all
sailors of the United States cruiser Bal
timore. Sailor John Hamilton wants
$3.50, 900, and he alleges that in the riot
of October 16 ut Valparaiso, be was
stabbed in the right loin and back, and
was bruised on the head by Chilean SOL
diers Or police. He says there is still a
dagger blade. Jeremiah Anderson,
coal HEAVIER, claims like amount for two
wounds in the back. One, made with a
bayonet, is five inches deep, and pene-
trates the lung cavity, leaving him still
in serious condition. John Mcbride,
whose wrist was nearly severed by g
Chilean cavalryman's sabre, claims
100000. Nineteen other bluejackets
claim amounts ranging from $50, 600 to
Sl0O. 600,
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ALL THE DEAD ARE FOUND.

Seventeen the Number of Bodies in the
Ruins of the New York Hotel.
New York, Feb. 1.-THE search for
the missing in the ruins of the Hotel
Royal is ended. Every portion of the
ruins has been searched. and Chief
Gicquet says there are no more
bodies in the ruins. Seventeen
bodies in all have been taken from
the ruins. Seven have been identi-
fed and ten yet remain unknown and
unclaimed at the morguo. Four of
those identified have been removed by
friends, and thirteen bodies still await
final disposition. Proprietor Mears has
expressed an opinion that there must
be three more bodies in the ruins.
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TYPHUs REACHES CHICAGO.
Nine Italians Suffering from the f1asue
are Discovered.


CHICAGO. III, Feb. ia veritable
nastbouse was discovered yesterday by
Officers Winnehold and Mcclure, OF
the Harrison Street station, who sue
cee ded in running down seven of the
nine Italians who arrived on the typhus-
fever-infected steamer Missalla, from
Palermo, reaching New s.,; York S Janu a,1
"o aa in a crowded tenement house
e etI EiShty II first and Lyme Streets. They
", We're a father and mother, and five
Children, all suffering from the p plag sss
IF tynhus fever we're discovered here re
f 90 dypn two at Essex Street and at 50
Hester One 1srss t a3ss ye' are ch Is
woman az ~ - ypnrs. They are Rus
s dgen H 5tGm So and taken to North
Brothers Island No deaths n ha the y Is
occurred the p pf hem an are en
Jo,r
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BIG COTTON SHEDS BURNED.
Destructive Blaze ON the Docks at Liver
Dnni.

Destructive Blaze ON the Docks at liver
pool.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 15.-The cotton shed
on the Bramley-Mo dock here was
completely Quilted by fire to-day. In
the dock was lying the Spanish steamer
Ramon de Larinaga, Capt. Echevarria,
from New Orleans. Her rigging caught
fire owing to the intense heat. The
smoke was so dense that it was i'm
possible to let go her lines and
get her out of danger. A detachment
of the fire brigade got aboard of her,
however, after time and extinguished
the flames. Two of the firemen were
overcome by the smoke and were re-
moved to the hospital. Captain Eche-
varria leaped to the dock while the fire
was in progress and in so doing fell and
injured bis thigh.
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SHUTTING OUT CHINESE.

Favorable Report on the Geary Total
Prohibition Measure.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 15.-The
Geary anti-Chinese bill, to absolutely
prohibit the coming of Chinese into the
United States, was to-day ordered IA
yorably reported to the House by ma
jority of the foreign affairs committee.
Mr.. Geary will make the majority re-
port, and will be opposed by a minority
led by Mr.. Hooker, of Mississippi.
Messrs. Hit, of Illinois, and Andrews,
of Massachusetts, will also sign the
minority ranort
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nerai,ed by Train Wre ckers.

BRENNAN, Tex, Feb. 15.-The south
bound passenger train on the Gulf, Col
orado & Santa Fe was wrecked three
and half miles north Of here this eve
nlng. The engine and cars went Oft the
track. The baggage, mail and express
and negro coach turned completely over.
But one passenger, Edward Fischl, was
badly hurt, it is believed internally.
The wreck was caused by someone
FASTENING sIrawhead band on the rails.
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NEW HOME OF THE LOTTERY

The Louisiana Concern to be Removed
to Mexico.
NEW YORK, Feb. ia dispatch from
New Orleans says that at last the true
secret of the withdrawal of the Louisi-
ana State Lottery from the fierce
political struggle which has been
raging for many months is out.
The lottery is to go to Mexico. Ar
rangements to the end have about been
completed with President Diaz and the
fortress OF Chapultepec will be the loca-
ton of the Louisiana Lottery after
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FAILED IN THEIR MISSION.
Canadian Reciprocity Commissioners Not
Wholly Successful.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. 15.-The
Canadian reciprocity negotiations came
to an end to-day. At the end of a
meeting held to-day it was announced
that the negotiations were concluded
and that the visitors would leave for
Canada tonight. It was known before
the meeting began that they expected
to get away from Washington to-day.
Although no official announcement of
the result can rs yet be obtained, it is
said the mission of the commissioners
has not been altogether successful.
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no.tn GA russian Chemist.

SAN Francisco, CAL, Feb. lo.-D1ne'ri
Mindeleff, Russian. and the inventor
If terrorite, an explosive more power
~, thar dynamite, is dead. Asa chem,
iul M;ndejeff lad more than a national
rs, Sanitation, and several of his i'm porta mt
1ham being new method for the re-,
d,'o.;on of cobalt and nickel ores ana
the destruction Of phylloSera by means
~ ,,vroIipneOrS ACID.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-18
BY VOTE OF THE PEOPLE.

Plan to Eject United States Senator'S Fav-
ored by the House Committee.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 15.-The
House committee on the election of
President, vice-president and repre-
sentatives in Congress to-day decided
to report bill leaving the election of
senators to,the people, and comforting
exclusive power on the state legisla-
lures to fix the time, place and manner
Of holding such elections.
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KILLED BY WILD DOGS.
Horrible Fate OF q Blan and His Daughter
i'm Kansas.

WIcHIrA, Kas., Feb. 15.-)ohn Pratt
and his 7-year-old daughter. who lived
near Leonard, Sherman County, are the
latest victims of the wild dogs which in
vest that extreme northwestern corner
of the state and which at this season
are particula ly ferocious. Pratt and his
child were in Leonard and left for home
little before dark. In the morning
their remains. horribly mangled, were
found about mile from home and the
carcasses of several dogs showed that a
fierce battle had been .waged.
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Transfer Steamer Burned.

CAPE G1RARDEAU, Mo-, Feb. 15.-The
railroad transfer steamer Vice President
caught fire this morning at O'Clock, and
burned to the waters edge. NO lnsur-
ance,
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viii Not war on the Coal Combine

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. bit was
authoritatively stated last night that
neither Gov. Pattison nor Attorney
General Hensel would take any action
to interfere in any way with the Read
ING Railroad deal. 1t is known that the
administration has not made any ar
rangements in the line of interference,
and have no plans that way.
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Go, Eam,,v on the Coast.

LONDON, Feb. 12.-Ihe Prince anu
Princess of Wales and all of their tamil
" have arrived at Eastbourne on r tIs
Sussex Coast from Osborne MOUSE, 49, s
of Wight. They have taken up Place lace
emporary residence at IAN III. nip'1 n,l,e 81
1nna one ~ i who has placed it at the
DISPOSAL of the Prince.
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Lincoln Won't Have 1t.

LONDON, Feb. 11-Cable dispatches
from the United States having freely
mentioned the name of Robert T. Lin
coin in connection with the nomination
for the presidency, Mr.. Lincoln denies
in the most positive terms that he is or
intends to be a candidate.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-18
St. Paul Millionaire Dead.

ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Feb. ia telegram
received here this morning announces
the death, from heart disease, at Coron-
ado Beach, CAL, of Col. +. +. Drake,
millionaire of this city, who had gone
to California for his health. Col. Drake
was native of Ohio, coming here from
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nj. De I.esseps Very III.

PANS. Feb. 15.-The condition of NJ.
De Lesseps, whose critiral illness was
announced yesterday, has improved.
His friends, however, are still anxious
concerning aim.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-18
MILL FIRE AT ASHLAND.
Scott, Hubben 81 Taylor Suffer Loss of
$4,000.

ASHLAND, Wis, Feb. l5.--At ITO
o'clock this afternoon fire broke out
in the planing-mill Of Scott, Hub
bell & saylor, few minutes
after the employees had gone to work.
1t caught on the second floor of the
mill and the whole roof was in
flames few seconds after. At
23O clock the flames were under con!
troll The damage to the structure will
be about $4,000. No insurance
WAS carried, the policies having expired
q short time ago.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-18
War Ships Ordered to Egypt.

PARIS, Feb. 1.-THE Temps says that
the French and Russian squadrons in
the Mediterranean are about to make
Joint visit to the Levant. The two
squadrons will rendezvous at the Pre-
aus, and will thence proceed together
IN Alexandria
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-18
TEN YEARS FOR PERJURY.
entence on the Man Who Confessed a
Rovival NJ aefinU

Revival Meeting.
SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, Feb. 10
William Coulter, the murderer of his
aged father, and the man from whom
Miss Eva Cusick, the revivalist, secured
a confession, was arraigned before the
circuit court, charged with perjury. He
entered the courtroom praying to God
to give him more light, and expressing
himself willing to submit to any sem
tence the court would give him to pay
the penalty Of his crime. Judge Steere
asked him if he was guilty or not
guilty. Coulter answered Guilty"
He was then sentenced to ten years in
the nenite ntiarv.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-18
Member Of Commons Dead.

LONDON, Feb. 15.-Frederick Alers
Hankey, mem Der Of the House Of Com
mons for the Chertsey division Of Sur
rev, died to-day. In politics he was a
Couse ryatiVe
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-18
VERDICT FOR HEAVY DAMAGE S.
Cheboygan Lumber Company Awarded
$4,000 for Fire Loss.

CnEBoyGAs, Mich, Feb. 15.-After
being out all Saturday night. the jury at
5 O'Clock yesterday morning brought in
a verdict of SID, 900 in favor of the Che
boygan Lumber Company against the
Delta Transportation Company for the
burning of their property from sparks
from the steamer Minnie NJ, belonging
to the latter company. The Minnie NJ.
had no spark arrester. This caused the
loss. An appeal will be taken.
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Rothsch.iu's handsome Gift.

VIENNA, Feb. 15.-Baron Albert
Rothschild has donated $780, 900 towards
building consumption hospital in this
city
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PennsyIvanIa Town Burned.

CoRYDoN, Pa, Feb. l5.-Fire has de-
stroyed the business portion of Aller-
ton, six miles from here loss about $685.
900.
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he House..

'geu IL dttoI 'tcu. MI. DOCkeFy MO.
[Maresolution directing the Judiciary
-Alt'ee to inquire into the right OF
secretary OF the treasury to employ
INVoUOUOO gold reserve for current ex-
alliEeS. Referred. Mr.. Bacon n. ~,
WI Tie committee on banking and eur
y, reported a bill to promote the
SN Of national banks. House cal
Ut Nr onthwaite, of Ohio, from
sg3Nnlttec on military affairs,
Ved back a bill authorizing
~ala DUTY in connection with the Worlds
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3Nh Mo. placing the secretary of agri-
-,0it II the line of presidential success
after the secretary of the interior.
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4Ialttee of the whole on the military
|TTtHll appropriation bill.
,r.AsSIi'lSGToN, Feb. 10.-After the read
a s," Tie journal nearly an hour was con-
,aa .5 Il! debate over Il resolution recon-
4 S@'Hd by the committee on accounts for
,s,, employment of TWO additional
,,y S for the House. The resolu-
NJ. !, passed after affording opportunity
ar| %SeFai lively speeches by economic
,~n'!,S' Mr.. CatchingS Miss. }, from the
,n nj on rules, reported the resolu-
IL i,,I LUZ me appointment of a select COM
s s.be ol i've members to investigate the
lna' OF business in the bureau OF pen
So, ,Sn t, was adopted. Mr.. Bland (Mo.),
, VI Tue committee on coinage. weights
ina treasures, reported the bill for the Tree
- lay, OF gold and silver and for the issue
W. Con notes. The minority was given
MY, md 10 HE minority report not later than
'Hp o next. Mr.. Bland wished the bill
"e placed upon the House calendar;
IN, M. Oingley Me made the
' "r1 lllat fhe bill must inevitably involve
tt ~ Se upon the treasury and should
w, w 'lle committee of the whole. Mr.
M mnu y SAD that there was no charge maze
~ tto. .Ie treasury. The Speaker he'd the
,n, III allegiance, stating that he would
, ,Sa ne The rule upon the suD1ecJ. The
ole 'HS , went INTO committee OF the
Grl MI. McCreary. of KY, IN the
on the military academy
noh M!. Bowers (Cal. made humorous
etds IN Which he described his efforts
r,co in an easy chair in the luxurious
l y. VI the military affairs committed to
dow oAe military academy bill and TO
q Ill IN expenditures. After further de-
rSo ule committee then rose and the
"f froa adjourned. The Speaker placed
ar coinage bill on the House cal
r hS1HII,N,GToN, Feb. 11.-Representatiye
,c,;nn Ill introduced resolution IN
a,S lily tne ways and means committee
p''' Oil providing for the repeal OF
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half an hour alter the operation. He
his leg was crushed by fall, tree.
P. TRUAx, of Eau Claire, chased
Nelly Mason, 2:26t, at the receu. sale Of
trotters at Lexington, XIV. The price
was SIS. 500. E. c. Clark, also of Eau
Claire, paid 81 900 for Busler, a Swear
old, at the same sale.
The new insane asylum for Dunn
County, at Menomonee, haj been for
mally opened.
Mrs. GORDON LANG, Of Ashland,
while alighting from street car, was
thrown to the ground and received Sc
rious internal injuries.
Mrs. r. THoREsoN, of La Crosse, died
from a dose Of carbolic acid in mistake
for some medicine. Deceased was "A
years of age.
MRS. Lucy E. K1DDER. of Eau Claire,
passed away at the age of IS years.
D1PHTHERIA has become epidemic in
the town of Belleville, near Dayton.
A NEW lodge of Odd Fellows has been
established at Washburn.
CHESTER BELL. the young man who
| was first sentenced from Eau Claire to
the industrial school for helping steal
| forty sacks of flour, and was sent back
| from there because of his physical con-
dition, and recaptured Sunday at Vino
ma after breaking Jail, has been SEN
fenced to three years in state prison.
THE house and barn of J. Peter
| Schmidt, of st. Joseph Ridge, near La
Crosse, was destroyed by tire. Loss,
| 81 500: insurance, $500.
THE Bavariar treaty will not permit
the extradit1on of Fritz Brauer, alias
Ferdinand Rhein, who is now in Mum
;ch Brauer is wanted at Milwaukee on
a charge OF swindling an old woman out
of s., 900 and for completely in the Trab-
bold conspiracy case.
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bat the Judge was Of the opinion that
ease had not been made against him. The
evidence showed, however, that he was
nearly always drunk and disorderly.
lie was reprimanded severely for his
past conduct. and admonished that he
Aad letter emigrate from the region OF
Agricultural Park, where everyone seems
TO be opposed to him. This, PierSon
said, he was contemplating himself, and
would do il immediately. He lett the
courtroom evidently well pleased with
his lucky escape.
VIM. Mcintyre, pleading guilty TO the
charge of yagrancy, appealed for mercy
on tile ground that he had been up many
times before and always went to work
uEon being released. The appeal did not
work satisfactorily this time. The Judge
told him he expected too much. and that
be appeared TO be one OF the unfortunates
who required to be taken care of. lie
then gave William ninety days in the
County Jail.
Bob Tetherington, boy of is, who
was found guilty OF being in row at
Front and Il streets, was severely lee
tured and dismissed. Bob is an Old
offender, bat had not troubled the court
for sometime. His mother had pleaded
earnestly for his release, and the Judge
let him go with the admonition that the
next time he troubled the court he would
be likely TO be disposed of for several
years.
Jonn Neuhauer, arrested on com plant
OF John McGinuis and charged with bat
terry, had his case set Tor Monday, the
10th inst
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ADJUSTMENTS

Miss Agnes Huntington presented
Planquette's comic opera, paul Jones'"
at the Metropolitan Theater last evening to
a full house. She is tall, statuesque and
beautiful woman and assumes male char
acter exceedingly well. 1t was observa-
bile that she dressed it as a man Of the
time Of Paul Jones, and not as most ac-
tresses do, as a woman poorly disguised.
She has a very strong coutralto voice.
She presents Paul Jones rather of the
English type, than as the American idea
OF that dashing hero OF the Revolution.
She uses her voice eXceilenJly, and not
with much apparent effort. At times its
range touches and dweilS upon meZzo,
but she does this rather TO express feeling
than To show her vocal capacity. Not a
great singer, but conscientious and
pleasing one is Miss Huntington, and her
voice is fortified by dramatic ability of
good order and a presence that is very
charming 10 look upon. Paul jones'
is pleasant. tuueful, bright and has a
deeply involved plot. The piece was
mounted and costumed superbIy, and
acted and sung throughout with spirit by
a support that was well trained and
seemed to have an ambition TO 40 their
part well. The encores were numerous,
and judging by their fevor, the audience
was well pleased with the performance.
Scott Russell, Eric Thorne, Hallen
Mostyn, Ef1ie Chafny, Mile Marsden
and Home Weldon acquitted themselves
well IN their several parts, MIR. Mostyn
being a very clever comedian. Tonight
for the last time the troupe will appear in
the comic opera Captain Therese,"
which is, says q competent critic. clean,
bright, enjoyable entertainment. The
composer Is PIanquette, an author whose
graceful style first found recognition in
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SOCIAL AND personal,

George Ditzler is down from Biggs.
Senator Sprague is over from Wood
land.
Mrs. John Boggs of Colusa is visiting
friends here.
Eben Owen, the young farmer of Elk
Grove, came to town yesterday.
Miss Martha Spengler of Chicago is
visiting Dr.. q. b. \. Glow OF this city.
William Brown and family of Hamilton,
o., are visiting II. G. TrainOr and family.
Edwin Rhodes, editor Of the Chino
Champion, visited Sacramento this week.
Mrs. Beveridge, wife of ex-Governor
BeVeridge OF Illinois, and Mrs. AleXan-
der Patten Of Chicago, who have been
making a tour of the State, stopped over
III this city on Thursday TO visit Mrs. Il.
b. PurneQ. Mrs. Beverage was Presi-
dent of the Board OF Lady Managers of
the Centennial Exposition of 1876, and
now occupies an important position in
connection with the coming exposition
in Chicago.
A very pleasant surprise party was
rendered Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Perkins at
their new home, SD Il street, Thursday
evening. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. L. S. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l..
PERKINS, Mrs. Hilger, Miss Hilger, Eva
Shape, Maggie Symes, Ella Smith Alice
Smith, Carrie Williams, Gretchen
kooistra, Miss K. hooistra, Miss Cooney,
Jessie Ross, Irene Lainphrey, Bertha
Tagtmeir, Clara +. Dunno, T. J. Kelly,
Steve Uren, Frank Longton, L. ".
Smith, }. NJ. Couls0n, John Kooistra, c.
ii. Nematz, l.. II. Kemmitzer, q. W.
kirkpatrick, Harry Castroff, G. T..
Hagely, I. Patterson, Vance Wilbur,
Milton Remington, George Fleming and
l.. ). Torrey.