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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-04-14

"T have been victim of catarrh fer ten years. It has kept my head feeling badly with a sense of fullness and ringing in thO ears. Instead of discharge from the nose. as many have, it has acted that either ono or tho other of my nostrils has been tightly closed up so that ! Could Not Breathe
 through 1t, nor would blowing the nose clear iG tried several catarrh cures and different treat ments, but failed to get any relief At last reading of permanent cures by Hoods Sar' saparilla I determined to gIvo 1t a fair honest trial. have now finished four bottles and am satisfied 1t has effected cure, for the catarrh nc longer troubles me particle, and feel better in every way than I havc for years. I am very
 Grateful at the Result
 And if what have said of the benefit have obtained be of any use in persuading others tc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-04-14
PENMA NSHIP. PROR HOrT.EV

Teaches every pupil to write a fine, rapid busi. ness hand In course of l6 private lessons and NO FAILURES. All kinds of pen work executed In the highest degreelofithe art.
 l0y BANk ,WTREmTs
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-04-14
N. E. < H. Railroad Time Table
 Dec Il. 1892.
 NAUGATUCK DIVISION.


 NEW YORK-6:O5. 7:30 s:26 10.5O B. m l:2s 3:a5, 5:53 pm. Sunday 4:15 p. m. Return 5:01. 500. 1o:O)a, 100, 4:02, 6:02 p. ID. NEW HAVEN via Naugatuck Jurction-7:s0, s:26, a. m.. 1:as, s:e5, 5:hs D. D, Via Derby Junction-6Os, 6: 6, 10:50 a. m.; les, 3:95 55s D. m. Return-via Naugatuck Junction, 145 p. m., Sunday. 500 a. m. Via Derby Junction, TOO, 9.45 a, m., 1900, 9 20. 5.SO, TAO BRlf6iaEPoKT-s:o5. 7:so s:ss, ,O:so. ' m., I:as, S25. 5:53 p. m. Sunday 4:t5 ?. m. Return -7:o5. $40 a, m.; 1900. 2:3s, 5:3O. TAT D ANsoNIA@6:o5, 7:so s:26, 1o:5o, a. m. 1:as, s:eh/ 5;5s, ? %. lmixe3 P; m: Sunday 415 D: R. 610, s20 p: m: Sunday s.4s a. m. /'' WATERTOWN--6:44, S:37, 1f:17 a m., 358[ e.1e 7:0t p. m. Saturday 9:15 D. m. Return 6:25, 7:55, 102O a. m., 2:50, 440, 6:2O p. m. Saturday 7:85 D. m. ~ THOMASTON--s:32, l1:12 a. m., 3!2, 6Eho. .9:OC, p. m. Sunday 9:25 a. m. Return--7 los. S:55. IO:2s' 2, a. m.' a;5S' 6;sS D. m. Sunday s:ss' ToRRiNaToN N-s:se, 11:1s, g. m., s:52, e:ss,. . ne 1000 8. rn, 2:30, 5:03 p. m. Sunday 3:23 p. m. WINSTED-s:32 11:i2 a. n.. 3:52, 6:s9, 900 D, r,. Sunday 9:25 a. m. Returli-6:3n, 7:10. $40, 8. m., 2;05, 4:42 p.m Sunday 300 pm. LUCIUS FUTILE, General Manager.
 CT. HAMPSTEAD. General Pass Agent.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-04-14
THE HIGHEST QUALITY Prices the Lowest.

That the public appreciate a good thing when they see it, has been upheld al our MARKET by the i'm mense trade. We have on hands all kinds of meats.
The morning call., 1893-11-01
HOW JOHN CARROLL DIED.
Testimony in the Trial of Daniel
Daley for Murder.

Daniel Daley is undergoing his trial for
the murder of John }. Carroll on the morn
ing of May last at the Potrero.
Despite the fact that the whcle misera-
BILE story was thraShed out only a few
weeks ago. when Daley was tried and con-
vlcted of manslaughter through the killing
of John j. Lawton in the same affray
there was a considerable gathering of
spectators in Judge SeawelPs courtroom.
Daley was defended as before by attorneys
John II. Dickinson and James B. Long,
while close beside Assistant District At
torney Hinkle sat "Shorty" Carroll, the
dead mans brother and well known as an
efficient shortstop in the baseball field.
When court opened only six jurors had
been accepted. but full jury was obtained
before the noon recess. Their names are:
Andrew A. Brown. Claus Hadler. John A.
Hammond. Oscar Lewis. Joseph A. Hof-
nan, Charles Adler, A. Wolf. Solomon
Gump. NJ. Lawrence. w. Rotosky and A.
c., Bennett
Or. w. L. Berry of the Receiving Hospital
The morning call., 1893-11-01
POLICE HEADQUARTERS.
Removal to the New City Hall to
Commence Tomorrow.

1t is positively and for the last time an
nounced by Chief Crowley that the re-
moval of the Police Department to the
new quarters at the new City Hall will
commerce tomorrow morning and be fin
ished by Saturday.
As there is only at present accommoda-
tion at the new City Hall tor two police
courts Judges Campbell and Low will re-
main at the old City Hall. and the former
will preside in the room upstairs now oc-
cupied by Judge Joachimsen, so that the
first floor will be deserted.
The uon-removal of these two courts
will compel Chief Crowley to strike di-
viding line, so that all prisoners arrested
west OF it will be taken to the new City
Hall and east of it to the old City Hall.
This arrangement has its drawbacks. but
the Chief says 1t Is the best that eau be
made to keep business running with any
degree of smoothness in the four Police
courts.
The morning call., 1893-11-01
THE MORNING CALL, FRANCISCO, WEDNESDAY,, MOVE

was the first witness called. He described
the nature of the wounds Carroll had re-
celyed and how he had treated them. In
cross examination General Dickinson tried
TO get the witness to admit that the wounds
need not have been fatal. but DR.. Berry
said that from the first he had no hope of
Carroll's recovery.
Michael Lawtnn was then called and was
telling his pitiful tale when court ad-
iOurned
The morning call., 1893-11-01
ATHLETIC NOTES.
Board of Managers of the
Amateur Union.
Darby, the Wonderful Man-Bird and
His Remarkable FeatS-The
Football Teams.

A business meeting OF the board of
managers of the Pacific Association of the
Amateur Union was held at the Olympic
Club on last Saturday evening. with Presi-
dent Baird in the chair.
There were present L. w. Bancroft of
the University Club. Il. E. Maynard of the
Stanford University, John Purcell of La
Grande Athletic Club of Oregon, Fl. S.
Dimond of the st. MaTy's Club. E. Fl. Cole
man of the San Francisco Athletic Club,
II. NJ. Leonard of the Reliance Club. G. D.
Baird of the Olympic. j. o. Heydenfelt of
the Amateur Athletic Association absent.
L. Scanlan, Acme Club, Oakland.
John Elliott was reelected official han6i-
capper of the association and made men,
Der of the club on records.
John Purcell was appointed chairman
OF the committee on records, Leonard on
finances, Baird on reinstatement and Scan
Ian on mem bership.
W. G. Harrison, Colonel George G, Ed
wards, nj. Fitzgerald and G. d. Baird were
elected delegates to the meeting of the
Amateur Union, which will be held on
November %.
John Purcell and John Elliott were ap-
pointed committee to canvass the subject
of an ''all-round championship" and an
Indoor championship" to be held at the
Pavilion during the Midwinter Fair.
The name of Joe Darby, "the man-bird," I"
is familiar to athletes, both professional
and amateur Darby sailed from England
for this country on the steamer Umbria
October 21, and will give exhibitions OF his
marvellous powers of jumping in several of
the large cities of America. Al idea of
what Darby is capable Of accomplishing
can be formed from a short description of
his record. which is as follows:
Jump thlrty-siX feet In three jumps and
in the third jump drop on to mans head
while sitting upon a chair and off again
without hurting him.
Jump off one brick end up over horse
16 hands high.
VIII stand on a mark. eight feet, and
jump therefrOm on to a mans face while
the man is lying on the ground and off
again without hurting him.
Jump on to brick, end up. five feet
away, of that over a bar FIVE feet high,
without knocking brick down.
Special-Jump of a brick, end up. over
chair. drop on to another brick, end up,
off that, over another chair and drop on to
another brick. end up. off that over bar
five feet high. without knocking bricks
down.
jump off a glass tumbler filled with
water and clear eleven feet without Knock
ing the glass down or spilling the water.
jump over two horses placed together,
each IA hands high.
Great sensational water jump. repre-
senting jump from England to America.
In accomplishing this feat he will alight
on the water and off again without wet
ting the upper leather of his boots.
Lovers of the intercollegiate game of
football can rely upon witnessing frsl-
class contest this afternoon at Central
Park between the crack eleven OF the
Berkeley University and team selected
from the second eleven, with Heffefinger.
Norton, TObin, Goodwin and Bliss assist
ing the second team, which will be known
follows:
The morning call., 1893-11-01

A harvest home festival will be held in
the parlors of Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church, corner of 1wenty-frst aud Capp
streets, oD next Friday evening. 1t will be
given under the auspices of Wnosoever
Circle of the Kings Daughters. An inter-
esting programme of twelve numbers has
been prepared.
The morning call., 1893-11-01

This afternoon the first and second
elevens of the University Of Califor-
MIA will play a practice game at Gen.
trail Park. On the second eleven team will
appear Heffefnger. Bliss, Norton, Tobin
and Goodwin. With such an aggregation
of star players the first eleven will have to
let out few links.
1t is said that the saltwater company.
which has been known as the Olympic
Saltwater Company, could, if If so desired,
furnish the Olympic Club with salt water
within a few weeks. The company is
deeply interested in private bathing es-
tablshment which is now under construc-
ton and until il is ready to receive salt
from the ocean the Olympic Club will have
to whistle for salt water.
j. Frank Moroney, the popular and
dashing young athlete of the Olympic
Club. has been elected secretary of the
Burlinghame Country Club The first thing
Mr.. MorOney did after the appointment
was TO send to England tor treatise on
polo and golf.
Ed KerrisoD, the crack duck hunter of
% Second street, succeeded in bagging a
magnificent canyasback duck last Sun
day on the Son0ma marsh. He took much
pleasure in exhibiting tn bird 10 the sports
men who returned on the late boat from
1iburon last Sunday.
Tom Irvine is determined to have the
best shooting gun that will be handled on
the Suisun marshes this winter. A few DAYS
ago he received from a famous gunmaker
of Dublin, Ireland, a beautiful 12-bore
hammerless, which the maker guarantees
will stop the flight of a duck, if properly
held, at 110R yards, that is if silver shot is
used
The morning call., 1893-11-01
MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
A SURE. SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE FOR ALL
II monthly Irregularities from whatever cause:
no instruments used; home in confinement with
best possible care aud CONT iortS of home with the
skill and attention of physician having had
long and successful practice: can safely guaran-
tee every case; consultation free and confden-
tial; all ladies that in trouble, sick and dis
couraged should call on the doctor and state their
case; save time and money by consulting her be-
fore being treated elsewhere: all female COM
plants treated with unexcelleu success and salts
faction guaranteed. MRS. DIR. GWYRR, 31l1a
Hyde St, near Ellis. s. f.. Cal. oc2l If
I AIDES CAN PLACE THE UTMOST CONFI-
~ dsnce in D0CTRESS RUBEN; guarantees
sure cure for ladies who ehildless: also cures
all Irregularities: strictly private home before and
during confin ement with best of care: adopts in
fants; terms moderate l2l O'Farreli st. se2O 6m
IF IRREGULAR SEE MRS PUETZ AND BE
l. content; rheumatism d piles cured.2541a 4th.tf
A LII LADIES RELIEVED INSTANTLY OF
IA monthly Irregularities: any cause: pills 81:
call or write Dr. and Mrs Strassmsn, ,9l6 Post l2tf
pRIVATE HOME IN CoNFIN EMENT 1908
Mission St; ladies who desire to 60 into con-
fnement with every care and attendance of Ger.
man physician CDR. HERWIG) and graduated
midwife (MRS. WEGENER) will find same at
the above address; private diseases of ladies
speciality; cures guaranteed; babies adopted.
Telephone No 1888. 49, 3m
The morning call., 1893-11-01
ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED-2 OR 8 PLAINLY FURNISHED
w housekeeping rooms for man and wife with
child; location north from Washington and Mason
sts Address stating terms. O.. box 49. this Offices
. OR ROOMS FURNISHED FOR HOUSE
keeping. bet. Howard aud Market. Second and
street. oc3l 3ts
The morning call., 1893-11-01
RusINEss CHANCES.

OpO bakery: RECEIPTS 800 A DAY.
& U0U. GUS STRAND, $40 Sacramento.
The morning call., 1893-11-01

re To Leet Lodge and Society Rooms
s--S rem t rduc ed. Union-squsre Hall building,
42l Post st. oc29 It's
The morning call., 1893-11-01

SPECIAL NOTICES.
- Elegant Assortment of Cloaks at
@-O wholesale prices. Factory. 20 Sansome. 1y
I" Machine e-whitewashing Contracts
FF Guarantee; French Female T. ills;
S~D never fail suppressed mouthly periods, n O
matter what cause; produce effect desired. MRS
DAyIES, 1885 Market Murphy building. T. 53. tt
F Get Your House-P ainting, Paper
~ hanging and decorating done reasonable at
y. ORSPS, Is Montgomery ave.. telephone 5S6of
Al1 Ladies' Any All: Safe. Quick Cure
avoided.F Gold pills 81, safeguards $5 Call or write
confdentialfree DIR ASTHAS, 229 Kearny st.,S. f.
10 save time and expense, go TO infailbeDrA." II
H-S Co. is located at l425 Market. S. T. CANCER.
Tumors or malignant growths arc removed with
out knife or caustic; GUARANTEED CURR .
specially: call or send for circular; consultation
free lmy2S 6ml PHILIP KoEHLER. Mgr
E BAD Tenants Elected for 81. Col
b-@ 1eetions made, city or country. Pacific Col.
lection Co. zl6 Montg'y ST.. r. 8. Tel o5S0.de24 tt
7" John T.. Lyons, notary Public and
h-S Commissioner of DEEDS. once 60I Mont
somery; telephone b439; rssidence 2202 Steiner
street. jee tf
I" Books Fought and Sold. Healy &
&~S DAILY. %06 O'rarrell st. 1Su
~ whitening rooms. 81 Up; Payer ng
@-S % mp. GEO. HARTMAN.5l3 Third st. jy2 tt
" Ladies in Trouble Call at Once
80 342 Third st. MRS. DIR. TOLMAN, for
merry Mrs. DR.. Martin. Private home eonfnmt6 IT
The morning call., 1893-11-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

~ ANTED-A SECONDHAND GOOD SEWING
W machine at reasonable price. 2l3 Fifteenth
st., bet. Howard and Capp. mol 2ts
"a ANTED-PRINTING MATERIAL; A SMALL
" printing outfit: give description ana terma
Address Typo. box 80. Call Branch Office
IA ANTED - 1000 POUNDS CRACKLINGS,
w meat scraps. etc.: state quantity. quality and
price delivered In San Francisco. Address Meat
Scraps. box 81. this ofsice oc3O ST
The morning call., 1893-11-01

IF THE MESSENGER WHO DELIVERED A
L letter to MICHALITSCHKE BROS cigar
store. cor. Bush and Kearny sts.. last Wednesday,
october 25. bet IL O'Clock In the morning and
1890 P. NJ. will call at the store at the Cal
Branch once. 7l0 Market ST., he will be literally
paid for his trouble. oc30 3ts
The morning call., 1893-11-01
MONEY TO LOAN.

A E HAVE MONEY IN SUMS OF $1,000 10
~ 1925. QUO to loan on first mortgage improved
city real ostate all loans granted If satisfactory
within "a hours OF application N. H. LANG L.
CO.. SO Montgomery ST., cor. Sutter oc25t IT
MONEY LOANED On JEWELRY AND OTHER
Market nr. Mason; private entrance TWk.ap8 tf
The morning call., 1893-11-01
PERSONALS.


DIORDAN-CALLED AT 3400 MISSION:
III found no such party. Address 5l3 Octavta.
MARY RIORDAN. mol Az
The morning call., 1893-11-01

m10rO SALOON. NEAR KEARNY ST;
N LOU. clears $3.50 month. STRAND, o2o
ct
The morning call., 1893-11-01

YOUNG GIRL. RECENTLY FROM GERMANY
! wishes position in German board ng house to
do cooking. Call llO5 Folsom ST., near Seventh
The morning call., 1893-11-01

"A AUTHORIZATIONS ON A RANCH BY
W American man and wife; capable of taking
charge of same: II years experience. Address b..
box SS, Call Branch once. oc3l 3ts
The morning call., 1893-11-01

L'IRST-CLASS GENERAL TEAMSTER, GOOD
Il horseman. sober. reliable, with good refer
ences wants a chance on . farm at moderate
wages with chance to advance; is studying veter-
mary surgery Willing Worker, boz l19, Cali BIS
The morning call., 1893-11-01

POSITION AS HOUSEKEEPER IN WIDOW
i er's family by reliable young woman: city or
country; no objection to children. Call for days
GIL Pine ST., bet 10 and ~ A. NJ.
The morning call., 1893-11-01

CITUATION WANTED BY GERMAN GAR
- dener Will work inside If required: frst-class
references. Address Gardener. box so. Cal
Branch Office.
The morning call., 1893-11-01

ES Annual Meeting-Great Western
49, Quicksilver Mining Company. The regular
annual meeting of the stockholders IN the Great
Western Quicksilver Mining Company Will be held
at che Office OF the company, 328 Montgomery
ST.. room Z. San Francisco, Cal. on wEDNES-
DAY, the st day of November, S93 at the hour
of P. NJ. for the purpose of electing Board of
Directors to serve for the ensuing year, and for
the transaction of such other business as may
come before the meeting.
A. HALSEY Secretary.
Ofice-328 Montgomery st.. room 7, San Fran
cisco, Cal oc24 I'd
- To Leet Lodge and Society Rooms !;
The morning call., 1893-11-01

MAN AND WIFE TO WORK IN HOTEL OR
on ranch of any kind: having several years
experience and good references. Apply 1045
Market ST. oc3l 3t*
The morning call., 1893-11-01

DRY GOODS AND GENTS FURNISHlNH
~ store, established IL years; on aceoa 1t. NJ %
change Of business; fine location eheaP re Uoi, -
sunny rooms. Address D. c. box l44, Call Branch
fScs ~ ~ VIZ mol 3t*
The morning call., 1893-11-01

O1-o SALOON; FINE LOCATION; BAR
S OU. gain: to-day. GUS STRAND. $40 sac
The morning call., 1893-11-01

CCANDINAEIAN GIRL WISHES POSITION TO
- do general housework and cooking; American
family preferred. Call l105 Folsom ST.. near
seventh, fat c.
The morning call., 1893-11-01

"A ANTED-BY A RESTAURANT MAN. EX-
w perienced In cheap restaurants. position in
kitchen or dining room: superintend both.
CHARLES, Sl4 Dolores ST. oc3l 3t+
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-15
LETTER TO oDD FELL0TS.
Worlds Fair Quarters Opened in Chicago
by the Order.

James F. Price, grand master of the
Grand Lodge Of Delaware, |. q. o. r., has
received the following letter from Chicago;
Worlds Fair headquarters has been located
in the Imperial Building, No. 40 south CLARK
stpeet, rooms and I, Chicago The rooms
have been lifted up aud furnished with every
convenience for the comfort oil our guests. The
hrst will be occupied by the representatives OF
the various jurisdictions and the local ASSIST
ants, connected with which is tho CORE spund-
ing secretarys oflice, with stenographrr, type
writer, &C. Opening out OF and Immediately
adjoining this is large room suitably fur
nished for the RebekHhs, or the wives and
daughters Of odd Fellows where a Daughter
of Rebekah will bs ia attendance 10 assist and
entertain all who may call upon her.
Thief air IL now in full progress, and ii
brothers and their families will cal at head
quarters they will be assisted to obtain accom-
modatlons where they will not be imposed ou
nor exhorbitant prices exacted.
There 10 ample room and plenty of food for
all at reasonable prices. and the order In our
city VIII take special palms to sec that ali are
made comforts BILE.
And as many of our neigh boring Jurisdictions
will have representative at our quarters OF
one OF their brothers who Ia widely known,
they will not only find Il brother but n friend,
You Will please disseminate the above iniOr-
nation In your jurisdiction as extensively aH
possible. that none may be deferred from visit
ing the greatest exposition the world has evor
seen.
but voice the sentiments Of our committee
when extend a cordial invitation to every
Odd Fellow to visit us at this time
Fraternally yours, j. J.. BAkSUA,
dent,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-15
THE PnGSIx,s RETURN.
Cordially Welcomed Home Last Frida,
by the Frien,lshin-


Phoenix Fire Company returned Friday
evening from its trip TO Fredcrlck, Md,
and Washington, ID. c., arriving ut the
Delaware avenue station of the Baltimore
n Ohio railroad 1T 7.39 o'clock II was
met on its arrival by committee from
Friendship Fire Company, composed Of
Wilmer Hyatt, William ], MGGonigle,
William &. liebrandt, Isaac Darlington.
William l.. Malone, Howard y. Cloud,
Joseph II. Smith and II. L, Jerome, and
by Assistant Engineers Dickerson and
Cloud, who escorted il by Circuitous
route to Friendship engine house, where il
was given reception and collation..
Fireworks We're displayed along the
route Of parade and there was IL regular
shower of pyrutnrhnics in front of the
headquarters Of the receiving company.
The returning tiremcn were decorated with
numerous badges and Chief Engineer
Shields, who accompanied them, was COW
cred with trophies Of the trip. Chief
Marshal Harry Il. Sherwood also displayed
many cmblens and wore tine belt of
silk plush embroidered with gold
Immediately after reaching the Friend
ship engine house the party proceeded to
the Darior, where eX-City solicitor Turner
deliyCied pleasant address of welcome
and Chief Marshal Sherwood made APP
proprlate response. The speakers were in.
troduCcd by Mr.. Hyatt, the chairman of
the reception committee, At the conclusion
of the speechmaklng the tiremen We're in
vited 10 partakr of Il spread The Friend
ship had open house all evening. Singing
was frequently INDUCED in, and u popular
refrain was
We are so dry. we are so dry.
There's nobody kaOws how dry we are.
When the Phoenix arrived at its own
engine house Chief Engineer Shields pre-
scntcd to that company a basket OF beau.
titul flowers, gift from Ellis Clark
formerly of tins city but now of Washing
ton. The tircmcn left Frederick yesterday
morning and spent the greater part OF the
day at the nations capital. They were in
the vicinity of Fords theatre when il col
lapsed and Chief Marshal Sherwood yolun-
teered the services Of the Wilnngtuniaus
in the work of removing people from the
ruins lie was thanked for his kind offer
but their assistance was not required.
The occasion of the demonstration at
Frederick was the 10Th anniversary of In
dependent Hose Company. The lhmniN
Was compltmentcd during the visit on its
tine appearance and excellent behavior.
In the contest Tor tine marching il secured
the second prize, a purse Ui so and in
the contest for getting UP steam quickly
and throwing with ~ feet of nose Il
stream Il distance of lhU feet it unduubt-
cdly would have Won the first prize but
for the bursting of its hose. This mShIp
occurred about minute before any other
company had gotten up stcam The visi.
tors had a good time.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-15
FtITnrrI ScHOL.fRs.
Those Who Earned Rolls of Honor for
prrtect ALtemlnnh for Eve Months.

The following public school scholars
have been awarded rolls of honor for per-
frrt attrndnure during the five months
ended May 3lst.
Al school No. l-Estclln Barnes. Carrie
MAYER, Mary Revbold, Lizzie Turner, Elsie
smith. Clara Bingham.
No. 2-John pnylc. Lincoln Pratt. Will
lard Schrark. Frank Eoo,. smith
80. 3-E!sir t;lenlhcr Maggie Ergler
Clara Monitor Lizzie smith. Charles
Elliott,
No Noble Armstrong EpssieG Ruth.
Mamie llurlork, Albert \. Williams
Wardlaw NJ. Hammond Clarence Wicker.
slam. Frazer j WIisDu Thomas Mellon
John Cecil Lingo.
N h-IInrTv CHM Artb,r a
Ictfrris, Glenn e. Mcdaniel. i Warren
Ncddrr Herbert ii. Elund ioseuhine II,
SIMPSON.
80 G-Clara t;rnhb Edna Kcnnev
Martha Bclyillr Waiter livInnd Charles
Wjndf>h C'IIrrna S.rmdcrson
nj, lena Turner NeIlie yandeorift
Nellie Snwin Fred Sehuster Charles
+Chustrr SnlIin Iarnhs
Nn. -EnDs Slick Harry Fisher Harvey
Srb Ma Mn. ,',,.s,,, I,!,. L'''f, ~ ~,