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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-18
WALKED INTO COURT TO CONFESS.
4 kensuckisn Tells the Judge that the Wrong
Men are Held ios Musdss.

LorisviILE, July II Dan Burke walked
into the court room nj Closerport and an
nounced that he had killed Joseph Cart
wright for whose murder Mike and Dan
Tierney we're about to be tried. Cart
wrighis body was found on July 3.
As he had had fight the afternoon before
with the Tierneys suspicion at once fell
upon them, and both we're arrested.
A great crowd of witnesses had been
summoned, and st the preliminary hearing
the court room was crowded. While the
commonwealth attorney was making a
statement of the case Burke elbowed his
way in and addressed the court.
"Geuilemen." he said, ''you are prose
cutting the wrong men for this thing. !
shot and killed Joe Cartwright, but did il
in self defense
There Was so much sstopishment at first
that no; word was said for several min
utes. Then a warrant was issued for
Burke, and the cases against him and the
Tierneys were continued till Monday. The
| Tierneys have not been released. ~ there
Is circumstsntial evidence against them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-18
Of PALMETTO inIEREsI.


LONDON. July i7..--in the two series Of
divisions taken under the closure fesolution
on the Home Rule bill. MIR. Gladstone has
been = figure Of pathetic interest. He has
remained At his poet. despite his painful
WEAKNESS. throughout both evening", And
has truiged faithfully into the lobby every
time 4 clause Was voted.
On last Thursday evening in the crowded
Liberal lobby he began talking with HE
nearest neighbor concerning the success Of
the government. After few remarks he
asked this neighbor for his name. The
member replied. John Burns, air
Mr.. Gladstone srasped the hand Of the
labor agitA,or IS he said, pathetically;
My sight 10 falling. Very often only
the contour OF the person and the tone Of
his voice enable me TO recognize him.
The conversation then turned on the
strain to which the session subjected the
members, and Mr. Burns remarked;
Hard work makes work. but at the came
time makes one love il.
$50 | have felt Mr.. Gladstone an.
swered. and may you live many yeafs to
put that principle in practice. We both
have been hard workers"
The conversation WAS overheard BY sev-
efal members near Mr.. Gladstone, and has
been repeated in the tone Of paihos which
nov characterizes so many Of the Liberals
utterance. concerning their aged leader.
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AlT6ELD TO SPOUT.
He Nov Ia.ends TO Tell Why He Pardoned The
Anarc chiSts.

NKw YORK, July IA Chicago speciai
says that Gov. Altgeld is Preparing, accord
ing TO a statement made by friend. an ex-
haustive review Of the Anarchist case
which will be very severe ON those who Sc
cured their conviction.
He will resttirm that the men were tried
by prediudiced Judge and By jury Sc
lected to convict. lie will outline in detail
the alleged conspiracy among the police 10
manufacture evidence and secure witnesses
to testify sgsins; Spies and his comrades.
He will make public certain information
in his possession concerning police meth
DDS, and he will challenge the denial OF
their truth. Gov Altegeld will print the
names of the rich men who contributed 10
a secret fund to be used TO aid The prosecu
ton and the amounts each gave.
He will criticise the supreme court of the
state little more severely than he did the
frs, time. He will assert that the court
never passed on the anarchists case as a
body, but that the decision was the personal
work of Justice Magruder, in which other
justices concurred through courtesy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-18
Midsummer Meeiings.

Midsummer meetings have just been ar
ranged for Exeter, Dexter, Dover. Fox
croft and Milo. At Exeter, Aug. 4, three
races have been scheduled. $50. 23s snd
frce-for- all classes; the purses being 500.
siD1 and $3.50 At the NJ. c. driving park.
Ang. ~, there will be two races, 2 30 and
2 32 classes: purses, 500 and si25. Aug.
IL and II there will be races At PiscAfsquis
Central park. The classes the first day will
be 232, 3 %. 237. with SIPS, 500 and
sl0fB purses. The second day will be the
2.44 and 227 classes; pnrses, 500 and
$50. The races at Milo driving park will
be in 3 %. 20. 2.tf, 81 and 2.zI classes.
the first three classes 10 be trotted Aug. ~,
and the las. two Aug. %; purses. e55.
500. 500, 800 and $50. For the Ex-
etsr race. enires close Aug. !, and on the
same day for the Eexter races. foi
the Dover and FoIcYofs races entries close
Aug. :. and for the Milo races Aug. 16.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-18
THE LAUNCH OF THE REX.


NEw YoRK, July IA launch which
sttracted considerable attention took place
from B. J. McCarrick's yard. foot Of 26th
street. South Brooklyn, Friday evening at
high water.
# WAS thst Of Mr.. Boyers new fast
steam launch. Rex, which her owner ex-
poets will make 80 miles an hour. Mr..
Bower is a well known Wall street broker.
Tie has spared no pains to have the vessel
perfect in design and execution.
She is So feet in length over all. 80 feet
inches at the water line, feet 6 inches
beam and draws ? feet ) inches of water.
The hnll is of double planking. polished
mahogany outside and cedar within. She
IS driven by triple expansion engine of
Ijh horse power. making 1850 revolutions
per minute, the propeller being 52 iuches.
She cost s20.ispl. As soon as she is COM
pleted Mr.. Boyer. with party of friends
sill start for Chicago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-18

Sur plus Of . Columbus Statute Fund mishi
Go 10 MIN.

NEW YoRK, July LII 10 probable tina,
q fund will be raised for the benefit Of the
Duke lie versgua, but not on the lines
suggested by President Palmer Of the
Worlds Fair commission.
J. NJ. Ceballos said yesterday that be
thought Mr.. Paimer's letter to George W.
Chiids rather premature and imprac;icabie.
He did not believe that the duke would sc-
cept testimonial in the form suggested.
The plan which 10 being considered is
,ha. the Spanish-American committee which
10 raising fund for statute 70 Columbus
and his fellow captains should extend its
efforts among the Scandinavian repub-
lies. and devote whatever surplus there
nigh, he to fund for Versguas benefit.
Il il thought that s3D. .0y1 might be raised
in hi. manner. Of which $50 100 would be
used for the memorial statute and the rect
Invested in American securities for the
dukes benefit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-18

Coming upon Mr.. Mcvicker. the vet
erzu theater manager, one day, when
an oriental banker had run away from
his bank and either drowned himself
or Strengthened his features As . dis
guise, said TO Mcyicker: What is
the trouble with the fnzncia; times?a
APES" replied Nevieker. promptly.
"ApesT' queried
Yes. apes We have been growing
. large crop of nillionaires in this
country in the past twenty years For
these genuine miliionaires there are 50
many ape millionaires. fellows who
play the millionaire act without any
sense or basis, mere imitstory, like the
ape shaving himself when he sees his
master do il. The failures now going
on are the failures of the apes"
Well. said person standing by,
knowledge is power, after all. The
people are finding out that not even
stock exchanges register facts. know
OF certain big stock. or series of
stocks, which was deliberately listed
npon a stock exchange, and that stock
exchange created. OF manipulated. TO
keep the figure marked up. As long as
the quotations were high and the stock
was bringing six hundred per cent.
more than il cost. they could. of
course, pay respectable dividends. but
that did not validate the bottom tact
that the exchange itself was = vehicle
and prostitute for the scheme. They
kept on paving dividends and mark
ing up the stock until tight times
came. and then il was found that the
banks would not lend on that stock At
all The banks knew the difference
between real exchange and tieti-
tious exchange or bourse."
The proportion of eastern people
coming out here do not like the land
scape- They say the lake is too fat.
the land is too fiat and nothing stands
up high but some fifteen and twenty
stary buildings. On my way home
from Chicago fortnight past, met
man from Washington city. who lived
in Nebraska. He had with him dy-
ing wife from the valley of Virginia,
who had drupsy, consumption and
everything. and had to be carried in
chair. An. sand the man returning
home. that shows how uncertain this
life IS lived in Washington city and
ran into eongestive chills, SO that
was skeleton, and my doctor said to
me: You have got to go out west, or
YOU will die My wife was then the
stoat member of the family. Iwent to
Nebraska and settled at Bent Bow.
The change of climate drove away this
chills; t-ved in the open air and
began to raise pigs. | got a pair Of
fine boars and had two or three hun
dred pigs, and got good prices for them.
Unfortunately, a drought came along
and put up the price of pig food; like
Others. ! cut off my pigs in number.
and don't wiss / hadn't? Pigs to-day
rule the world. Everything goes down
but pigs. and they go up"
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WAR CLOUD DISAPPEARS.
Banqtok Once More Open 10 Trade-Tte
Trouble Probably Over.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE World print.
the following special from Bangkok, Siam :
This port is open to trade once more. All
ia quiet and the var cloud seems 10 have
blown over.
Admiral Human, commander of the
French naval forces in the Ch na sea, has
gwen Siamese authorities assurance that
no attack upon the city is contemplated
On the other hand the Sismese government
has agreed TO make no discrimination
against the French ships.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-18

WasHISeroS, July IA pos'offiee hs.
been established at Beaver Pond, Franklin
county ami Edward Grant appointed post
master; also one al Macst4ge- Hancock
county. with Augustus j. Cousins appointed
postmaster.
The following postmast4rs were also aE'-
pointed. Monisy Lester woodward, Dres-
len Mills, vice W F. Gate; f. G.. Grlndle
Prospect Ferry, vice Byron Avery; Fl. W
Kicker, South Poland. vice II. Kicker, de-
coasaJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-18

P1aaf's Ch1srtAes b . lSis1nksetan
especially prepared fof household uses.
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Duplex Street Railway Track Co. Assigns.

NIw YogK, July L. - The Duplex
Street Rsilray Track Company. West
Virginia corporation. operating patent fo'
street railways. with an Office at - Wall
street assigned today The assignee sail
this afternoon that the nominal assets were
$3.50 900: liabilities, sljn ono
The assignment sas brought about bF IL
ability 10 collect accounts. The company
will probably resume il collections can be
made later.
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THE NEW PENSION RULE
Mas Saved Firs, paymen, Of si5o,27s osrins
MAJ and June.

WAsBlNGToS, Jnly i1-The special ex-
am inatipn division Of the bureau Of pen
SONS which is charged with the iaresti-
cation Of criminal matters in pension
claims. a. well a. the investigation Of
merit claims, in which prima faoia case
has been established t@fore reference to
that division, has kept record sines May
Of the amount involved in first payment
Of every case rejected after the SPECIAL in
ve-tigatiOn.
This record shows that for the most Ok
May and June last In Ihfse prifna facia
casss. whicn would have BEEN allowed had
they not leen specially investigated, the
first payment would have amounted 10
xi ~ "a
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cosor.ss Of Educators at Worlds Fair

CHIcAso, July July 1.-THE congress
of educators, eegsn today at Lake Front
Art Palace and will last until mex week.
Tbe attendance at the initial session was
good. Dr. ". 7. Harris. United States
commissioner of education, Gabriel Com
payre. of roictiers, N. Brisson, Chancellor
Barnard. Of the CniversiIy of Wisconsin,
made responses to the addresses of vel
come.
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eERRARl BOUND OVER.
FEhHNNI bUUNV VVGHs
The cersaer's iury Finds That Nunziante Was
Murdered by Him.

Rockr.xp. July 1.-THE eoroner's jury
in the Warren stabhing afray Of July ,
reported Monday morning that Nicola Nun
fisn.e came 20 his death from stab wounds
inflicted nv Michael Angelo Ferrsri. Fer
rsri hs. been bound over without bail on
the charge of murder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-18
lAvAlA FOR DICTATOR.
Nicarssuas President still In Prisea--Pssess
Generally Support Gesssamsai.

WASHINGTON, July IL. - Secretary
Gresham has received the following cable
mes ssage from Minister Baker. dated Mana
qua. July l6; "The Nicaragusn President
and minister Of foreign affairs are still in
prison a, Leon. A meeting Of the cabinet
has proclaimed Zayaia dictator. A large
majority of the Nicaraguans support the
government
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-18
STRUCK BY THE ENGINE.
Ycunq Lady Probably Fatally Injured at Bid
desord nonday Night.

DrppEroRn. July 17.-Miss Marjorie
Romeo, aged Is, attempted to cross the
track in from; of the engine of the down
train at 9 o'clock tonight snl was struck
and probably fA'ally injured. The flag
man was on duty al the crossing at the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-18
The GLEN HOUSE FIRE.
Total Loss. Sf75000: Insurance. S13 900
May Not be Rebuilt.

Mt. WASHINGTON, n. H., July 1.-THE
Glen house which was burned SUNDAY
night was insured for $4,000 Mr.. Milli-
ken places his loss at $1,000. Guests
were sent by coach TO Gorham and Jackson
The help was mostly paid off today and left
for their homes.
No step. will be taken to rebuild this
season. owing to other business engage
ments, and 1t is possible Mr.. Milliken will
not rebuild even a, later date. If be does
no, he may dispose Of the real estate and a
new house will be built by other parties
The location is considered the best in the
mountain region for first class summer
house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-18

Tacoma. y. H, July 1.-The camp
meeting season at Weirs opened today By
the second snGual grove meeting of the
Baptist Association, which continues
oashou, the entire week. The only ex-
ercises today have been an informal meet
ing of officers and and an address this even
ing by Rev. A. 5. t,umbart. Boston. The
meetings are in charge of the president
Rev. G. b Crane, Concord. and the secre-
tary. Rev D. c. Ea.toa, Lakeport.
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THE WAR ENDED.
French Made Concessions De-
manded by the Siamese.
Consul Boyd Cables that an Amicable
Settlement is Probable.


wasHSsroS. July l!.-Nevs Of ~
latest phase Of the Siamese- French t1oubee
uas received at the state department sosaay
from Mr.. Boyd, United Ssates consul =
Bangkok.
Mr.. Boyd's cable messase 10 - follows;
Everything quiet. Concessions Siamess.
Amicshlc settlement probable"
"Concessions SiAmese' 10 interpreted -
mean thai the French have made cOnces-
sions to the Siamese.
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DIR. SCHENCK'S

Mandrake pills have value as household
remedy far beyond the power of language
to describe. The family can hardly be true
to itself that does not keep Them on hand
for use in emergcBcies.
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Hits-t ley Gland, 70, FIlisbufg, 70. kFfofs-
Cleveland ); Plitssurs. 3. Baf'eries-Capps,
Young and o'Connor; khret and Miller.
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SPARKS FRoa MAINE WIRES.

The bcdy of Al Pinkhsnl. saiior who
had been missing ;roni the schooner K l..
Kinney since Sunday morning, was found
Monisy morning on the Atisntic wharf.
Roeklani He va, son Of the late Csp-
tam aichari Piukhsm, and about 81 years
old. II is supposed his death was aecirien-
tai
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-18

BERLIN, July l5.-The library collected
BY the orien,aijst. Iagarde, now dead. has
been bought for the University Of the City
Of New York The library contains many
r.rs xoIuvax
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Heed and kiacaid-s Bank Fails.

KAMA. CIrr, Ne, July 1.-THE Stars
special from Topeka Kansas says: State
Bank Exznliner Breiienthal says that Hood
and kinczia's Bank Pieasantoa, Kansas,
has failed and is in the hands Of Deputy
Bank Commissioner Osborn Capital stock,
ss,1 go. No statement Is given
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-18

MAxIro. Wis, July i7.-John ]. Barnes.
vice president Of the faiied state hank :.
has been arrested o8 charge Of smb.zzis-
mrnt and Illegal banking. prefeErsi by
depositor. Cashier Burnett was arrested
on the same charge Both gave bail
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au.s,a Sxisdief 10 be Tried at Saeo,
TUESDAY.

gtppxFoRD. July l7.-wiIlism Emery
80 wo-ee.,er. Mass. who was arrested AZ
Sseo. Saturday, on The charge of obtaining
Money hy false pretences. -ill be tried to-
n.o-row. Six parties claim to have been
vietimized by him
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MIS- wIysLow-s SOOTHING syErr sss h>es
MOTHERS Tor ,hs4s CHILDREN While TEETH.
ING, With PERFECT SUCCESS. II sDDTHRs
the CHILD sOFTESs the GUNS. ALI.Afs al
PAIN, CURES WIND COIfC and 10 the bts'
remedy fof DIAKkHfEA. Sold by drnsxists ia
every rsrf OF the World Be sure and ask fei
"Mrs- winslov's soothing syrzr." and take %
other kind Twen;y ave cents = bottle.
apfzsdAviv
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Yachts 4. 5ocshbsy HsFhsr

poorsR,y HAsRoE. July 1.-THE
Yacht arrivals are flagship Maitland. Con-
modo-e Bray; Brentwood, Capt Cote aIsi
~. ysrs. The schooner Stelisr Msn'
sro,, s.. John, lost her deckiosd in The
SUNDAY gale.
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Aconses's oespera,e oeeaS

JACKSON. Miss, July i1.-HenFy Single
ton, negro serving a life term at the
penItentiary, killed Lalu Paine. q female
convict. by stahtang her repeatedly with
file. He :hea drew razor and cHt his
own throat. Jealousy prompted the at
tsrk
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Other Games.

At Albany-Buffalo, 9; Albany, o.
At Providence-Binghamio 10; Provi.
denee, ..
At Troy-Troy refused to play, and
the game was given to Erie, 8 to 0.
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whn Baby vas ssek. ve gave h~ CaHss1A
when shs vas Child. she crssd for CaaoslA
wbsa abe tscams MiA sbs chung 70 CaanlA
whm 80 bad Chndrsn, shs gave thsn Oasamaa
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A PeenIizr iahof love.

CARLYLE, His. July ia--At Sand0val.
owing 70 the scarcity Of labor, two strange
negroes were waited upon and threatened
with iynehing il they did not move 1t
once. The men agreed to leave town as
soors as the building is finished
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u.,r, su,sss q Pisssseld Drowned.

prrsftELp, July I1.-Hzrry Burton
-, % wears. was drowned here tonight
xb,ls bathing. He Vas unmarried
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Isday's eanss.

Boston At New York. Brooklyn a; Baltimore,
Phiiatieiphia at Washington. fftfsbufg al Casve-
and, Louisville ST Cincinnati. 81. Louis .; Chi
eago.
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GENERALLY FAIR.

wAsHExsres. JaIy l7.-For New Esg-
isni; generally fair Tuesday, westerly
winds, probably shifting 20 nor-a-
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lHA Forecast.

Bosros, July l7.-For Maine genef-
ally fair. proceeded by rain, northwest
winds
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Paris nissins Editor.

PAgis, July f7-Mme- Bulez has Oh
saired divorce from Charles Buloz- the
fugitive Of The Rev ue Drs Denx Mondes.
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hsw England League Shading.


Hlts-Reis. Il, Lewiston. II. Errors-Reds,
:: Lewiston. T. Batteries-kiley and AcCxulrs /,
y.irh and Hart
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AT PORTLAND.

Hts-Portland.i is, Doyer.3. Errors-Por'iand,
Z; DoY.r4 Bst,eries-plworth and MshOn.y;
sherwood and Donahne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-02

Souvenirs of all kinds: increased variety
Wholesale and retail WALFoRD's, AT Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-02
JURORS FOR MARCH.
Those Selected for the Different Courts Of
the District.


the District.
The following have been drawn by the clerl
of the court for service in the Circuit and Grim
inal Courts to report on Tuesday next:
Circuit Court, No. 1.-Charles E. Hodgkin
VIM. Stnder, Earnest Wilmer. W. s. McCord
Frank Shroth, W. E. Stuart, George Softer
s. S. House, W. c. Peak. John b. Barker, Al.
fred Wood, ". II. Beall, F. NJ. Krouse, F. b.
Howard, NJ. A. MCGOWAN. John F. Green, John
Fl. Mills, Chas. Fl. Parker, John Nephew, Hern-
don Morsel, John II. McGruder. Stewart
Howell, Jansen Trumbull, G. A. Barthalane, J.
v. White and Isaac A. Eiker.
Circuit. No. 2.-w G.. Metzerott, Frank P
Morgan, ". +. Burns, T. A. Rover John Nor
ris, Edward Snowden. Isaac W. Scott. Walter
l.. Jones, Henry Eberbach. H. c. McCauley,
Robert Leding, Albert Lee. C.M. Buckley. John
III. Adams James DAILY, Harry G. Jones. jr,
Z. W. Pratt, r. ". Dunn, Thos. Reedy. Joseph
Waltemeyer, Samuel Duvall, ". l.. Brown,
John L. Crowley, George Butter. Charles A.
Evans and c. C. Smithson.
sgan. Robert Hyatt, H. Markward. James Nor
row. Richard E. Miles. c. +. Blundon. Herman
Barghnnsen, John B. Graves. Henry Crawford,
c. E. Ofutt, Henry B. Polkinhorn, Fl. ". Dor
sey, r. II. Lewis, +. z. Leonard, W. W. Glib
bons, Fl. c. Borden, John Albert, +. A. Belt,
Robert johnson. NJ. Finan. George Barr, John
Burrows, Charles White, Jerry Hicks, W. s.
Dawson.