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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-19
@urE AN IMPORTANT MATTER
Secretary Greshau's Language Evidently
MisGuoted.

WASHINGToN, ID. C., July 1S.-Much
interest was aroused in Official circles
here to-day by the publication OF
long statement purporting TO contain
a11Xtract from dispatch sent by Sec
I iry Gresham 10 the Japanese gov
erlment, saying that the United States
views with regret the levying OF an m
.ast war BY Japan upon weak and de.
euseless nation like Corea.
Immediately effort was made TO con.
n this story for il was assumed that
toe secretary was correctly quoted be
"a gone to an extreme length in TINS
dressing the japanese government
I'd shat the result would be a serious
diplomatic complication as the Jams
npse would be sure 10 resent the secrs-
,ary's expression as an unwarrantable
interference. 10 happened that Secre-
tary Gresham was indisDOssd to-day and
esot 10 his room 10 the Arlington, but he
was induced 10 send word that hs could
not at this time say anything either in
denial or affirmation OF the publication
As the correspondence is still in pro-
zress and TO make a partial voluntary
notification would violate diplomatic
practice. Since the subject has al.
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Traffic on the North oru Pacific

TACOMA, WASH, July 1s.-Three
hundred and ffty-ons new employees
have been put to work on the Pacific
division OF the Northern Pacific since
the strike began. Practically all the
old engineers have returned to work.
Most of the swtckmeh, conductors,
freight clerks and some OF the
fremen who quit have filed applications
for their positions, but not Sll could be
taken back, as new men hso been en-
gagged.
The road will be in operation as usual
from end TO end, the officials say, but
for the guerrilla warfare that Is being
continued. The force OF deputy mar
shals in this State has been reduced
from 800 to 200. All bridges are being
guarded, chiefly by regulars.
LOGAN, o., July 1s.-Columbus,
Hooking Valley aud Toledo strike has
been declared off aud all the men at
this place returned 10 work to-day.
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They Like Ireland.

BANGOR, (BELFAsr LoUsH). July is.
The American sloop Vigilant and the
British cutter Britannia left here to-day
for Kingstewn, Dublin Bay. to take
part in the approaching regattas. Mr..
and Mrs. Gould and party lunched TO-
day with the President Of the Belfast
Chamber of Commerce and expressed
themselves delight with Ireland and
its hospitality.
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ssnt rham up for Elght Months.

Los ANGELES, GALA, July 49,
Judge Ross, this morning, found John
Howarth and engineer Martin Kelley
guilty OF contempt of court for violating
his injunction al Barstow, and SEN
fenced each to eight months in Jail.
The severity Of the sentence was sur
prise to many, it being thought as this
was the first conviction for violation OF
the injunction, the sentence would be
light
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HER MOTHER BECAME ALARMED
Died of ApopieXy.

lSpeciSlto the ReOtste-.
MASON CITY, w. VA, July ls.-Last
night c. j. Baker, of Mddleport, iol-
Iy, contented and apparently healthy
man, went to bed and in a few minutes
gave one struggle and was dead. He
had worked hard all day asf usual aud
spent the evening in his usual pleasant
mood. 1t is thought apoplexy was the
cause.
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had AVERY GOOD MEAL.
DebS Sends Out From Jail to a HOtel
for Breakfast.
FIRST GOOD SLEEP FOR A MONTH

The Imprisoned Strike Leaders
are Having a Good Time, and
Will Stay in Jail Till Monday
Vice President Howard Makes
a Startling Statement if He Can
Back 1t Up-Says the General
Managers Hired Men to Burn
Cars and That the Blue Island
Strikers Were Led by a Pinker-
ton Detective.
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DRAGGED TO DEATH

Horrible Fate o! a Ycurg Lady Telegraph Ops-
ra!or al Lavals;is, OF the NOrtulk and West
srn-H.r Foo! Was 0aught in the Shaft and
Runaway Horse Dragged Her Over the
Ground Till H.r Head Was Grusosd-A Com
paniou Had Her Leg Broken and Was Injurs
Internally.
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nir EIr. In baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Nd. July 1s.-The plate
AMI Joiner shops Of the Columbia Iron
Works aud Dry Dock Company were
destroyed bv FIRE this afternoon. Loss
$50, 600, covered by insurance. The
plans of the q. S. Cruisers Montgomery
aud Detroit, which were in the joiners'
shop, were destroyed.
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rrominent People sail.

New YORK, July 1S.-Among the
passengers sailed fer Europe on the
Paris to-day were Hon. Bartlett Trip,
United States Minister 10 Austria;
Chauucey NJ Depew, G B. Roberts,
President of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, and Lillian Russell.
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RIorINs LoNGsHoREmEN.
They Enter Non-Union Mems Houses
and Beat the occupsuta

OswEGo, \. Y, July 1S.-RiotlnE 2
lonzshoremen entered the houses OF
James Sexsmith slG Isaac Densmore,
nou-union men, daring the night and
brutslly assaulted them. Sexsmith's
wife came 10 her husbands assistance
aud was also beaten. The longshors-
men then stoned the noR-unioA mems
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The REPUBLIC PROCLAIMED.

HRwan Declared Her Prlncspies on j Juiy
As. Is. Dele the First President.
AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND, July is.
-Advices received here by steamer
from Honolulu, show that q republic
was proclaimed in the Hawaiian
Islands on July4. s. B. Dole. the Pro-
visional President. is the first President
OF the new republic. Whep the steamer
bringing the advices sailed many per-
sons had taken the oath Of allegiance.
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All Favor PowderlY.

P1TTsBURG, PA, July 1S-Dlstrict
Assembly No. 3, one of the largest In
tho order OF the Knights OF Labor, to-
night elected four delegates to the next
general assembly, all OF whom are anti
Sovereign men and are favorable TO
POWderly.
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Want. government Ownership.

WASHINGTON, d. G, July 1S.-A bill
for the purchase OF all railway and tel
egraph lines bv the government has
been introduced by Representative Will
son, OF Washington, AZ the request of
It's author, DR.. F. ). Lewis, Of Port An
geles, Washington.
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M0NSIGNORE SATOLLI
Approves the Position Taken by
Bishop WattersOn
CONCERNING SALOON KEEPERS

And Their Connection With Gath
Ole Societies-He Holds That
the Liquor Traffic as Conducted
in the United States is the
Source Of Much Evil and That
the Bishop Was Right in Seek
ing to Restrict 1.-THE Most
Important Declaration Ever
Made by the Apostolic Dole
gate.
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,Tis SOZODONT the whole world tries
'Tis SOZODONT which purifies
TIE breath and mouth, and dirt defes.
'Tis SOZODONT for which We cry,
Sweet SOZODONT for which we sigh,
IT'S only SOZODONT we buy.
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houses and threatened to hang the men
if they should unload barges to-day.
The militia are occupying the boats
surrounding the company's property,
preventing the longshoremen from ap-
preaching the non-union meB. The
Forty-6rst separate company Of SyrA-
euse, is expected here soon to aid the
Oswego militia in preserving the peace.
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LOVE LAUGHS
Of Course Everybody Knows Why Love Laughs
and at Whom It Laughs, and This Case is No
Exception to the Rale-Her Linen Was Gotten
Out of the Upstairs Window, and an Errand
Down Town Next Day Made The Rest Possible.
Special to IN. f,qis,-.

Special to The Rsoists-.
MASON CRY, w. VA, July 1s.-Last
Monday Mrs. John Hundley, of this
city, sent her beautiful and accomplish
ed sixteen-year-Oid daughter, Martha.
down town to do some shopping.
II seems the parents have for some time
streuuously objected to the company Of
the young lady, and she has been
closely watched because she threatened
TO elope. For three months she has not
left the house, except guarded by a
brother or sister. When the young
lady failed to return at the appointed
time
HER MOTHER BECAME ALARMED
and instituted search and was told that
her daughter had been seen on the
streets at PomeroY. Mrs. Hundley
crossed the river and learned from Con-
stable Scott that only two or three hours
before he had noticed a strange young
man and the daughter going to-
ward Athens. The officer aud mother
went in hot pursuit, but found no trace
Of the pair. 1t is said she had stolen
out her spotlesS linen which must have
been handed down from an upstairs
window. A message to the enraged
parents asking parental blessing Is
momentarily expected.
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D!ed of Heart Disease.

SpSefdl 20 the REGISTER.
MASON CITY, w. Va, July 1s.-Law-
renee Kirchner, an aged and highly re-
spected German resident OF this city,
dropped dead OF heart failure last
night. He was married three times
and leaves wife and large family.
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ueddinr Presant.-Amnnr

A Wedding Present.-Among the
gifts TO a newly married pair the other
CAV WAS 8 broom, sent to Che lady &C.
companied with the following sentl-
nept: This trifing gift accept from
me: It's use | would eommend-in sun
shine use the orushy part, in storms
the other end.
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st..mship Arrivals.

LIVERPOOL, July 1s.-Arrived, Cata-
lonia from Boston.
HAuBuRG. July 1S.-Arrived, Helvetis
from Manzilla.
SOUTHAMPTON, July lS.-Arriyed, Spree
from New York.
Nyw YORK, July y1S.-Arrrived, Teutonic
from Liverpool, Hayei c-"n Bremen.
BALTIMORE, Md, July 1s.-Arrived-
Maryland, from London.
BosroN, Mass, July lS.-Arrived-Prus-
sian, from Glasgow.
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Another MAnuiuEtOn eushsr.

q ~ 70 Y ll'lIi1lI
MANNINGroN, w. VA.-July is
GreenIee aud Forst Floyd No. 5, on
Milestone, came in to-day st the rate
OF sixty-6ve barrels per hour. This
we'll is along the western edge Of devel-
oDnents and near sons other gushers
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Dow Law Tax ssttlement.

SDfcfdI 70 t3s hspI5tsf.
COLUMBUS, o., July 1s.-Seventy-
three counties have now settled with
the State for the July collection OF the
Dow law taxes, the total amount being
S17O, 600. The same counties last July
paid S1S6, 900.
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Instructed for Wilson.

spsciol 90 ga Rs5ists-.
RoSCEvERrE, w. VA, July 1s.-At
the primary election held in Monroe
county yesterday, the instructions were
overwhelmingly for Ex-Governor Will
son for L. :. Senator.
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ONLY PLAYED FIVE INNINGS.

ST. LOUIS, No.. July 1s.-Ths
Browns won to-cay's game. which was
called on account OF rain after the
PIttsburg team had played It's half OF
the sixth lnning. Umpire Pearson
6ued BecgleY and Denny Lyons for
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BRUSSELS, July lS.-During the past
three days there were five deaths from
cholera at Jemeppe, Province Of Liege.
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LET 90 the anchor" yelled the Cap
tain.
~ Amt touching it" said the new
deck hand.
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WILL REPORT TO-DAY.
Mr. Wilson viii Lay the Matter
Before the House at Noon,
THE POINTS OF DISAGREEMENT.

Coal, Iron Ore, Sugar and Metals
Stood in the Way Of a Dlsa-
greement-Y yesterday Session
Was Brief and Formal-There
Were No Speeches, but Merely
a Statement by Mr.. Voorhees,
Each Side Stands Firm for Its
Own Measure.
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THE POTTERS

At East Liverpool, BY Vo,s Of S46 to 253 Re-
flss TO Accsp. the Terms OF the Compromise
offered BY the 0psraOrs-Geueral Belief is
That There Will be a Slanpsds When the
Plants are Opened to All Who Apply-Noi All
the Workmsn Represented
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SPORT At BRIGHTON.
A Reaction From the Winning Of
the FavOrita Horses.
SEVERAL EXCITING FINISHES.

A Big Upset In the Fourth Race
Second Race Won by a Rank
Outsider - Pittsburg Drops
Back of Cleveland in the League
Race-Baltimore Still Stands at
the Head With Boston a Close
Second.
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BERLIN, July S.-The Samoans have sent
to Emperor William petition praying
that Germany annex the Islands.
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GOES BACK ANOTHER KOICH.
Pitsburx and Philadelphia Each Loses .
Gams-The Other Games.

frAxpfNs oT IL ~
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A SERIES OF STORMS
Put a Temporary Eud to the Season of
High Temperature.

Put a Temporary Eud to the Season of
High Temperature
For several days past the weather de-
partment has been predicting local thun-
der storms for this section.
Yesterday they hit it.
A very lively blow came on about half
past four in the afternoon, and for time
il looked as if some damage might be
done. Tue wind came whiring over the
Ohio hills and swoOped down upon the
city, driving dense clouds of dust
through the streets and threatening
to demolish buildings, tear down shade
trees and tear awnings out by the roots.
Out along the pike east Of the city, the
wind was particularly violent, and the en-
tire valley was filed with pulverized lime
stone from the pike. while out back of
Bridgeport it was almost as bad. The
brief, but rather violent, rain which fol-
lowed the wind soon put an end TO the
dust, and very materially cooled the at
mosphere. About half-past seven another
heavy wind and rainsLorm put in an APP
pearsnce, and this cut of telephone COM
municstiea with Moundsville by blowing
down the wires TIE rumor was
soon current that serious damage
had been done at Moundsville, but
enquiry by telegraph disproved this.
There was very heavy rain all along the
river, however, between this city and
Parkersburg and at Sistersville about six
O'Clock, a large number Of oil rigs were
blown down.
The Ohio River train did rot arrive until
0:l5 p m, and the delay was for time
thought 10 oe due to the storm, but il was
learned that the trouble was
caused by the engine breaking a driving
rod, near LeJart. Another engine was Sc
cured al Parkers burg.
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Committee bills were ordered paid as

Total Observation-Disclosures. 81 800 IS
communication was received from the
City Solicitor in reply to the query rs to
whether the city had the power to improve
the outward aspects of the Sixteenth
street cemetery and charge the same
against the owners. The Solicitor could
find no authority, but suggested that the
iudiciOuS expenditure of a sum of money
In fencing in the cemetery would meet
with no opposition. Mr.. Hupp called up
his resolution providing for fencing the
cemetery, and asked for its cOnsldera-
ton after dropping the provision for
charging the expense against the owners.
The matter was indefinitely postponed.
The report of the Committee on Petit
tons and Remonstrances, turning down
Louis Bachillrs application for license
at No. 937 Market street, was uuani
mously agreed to.
The Committee on Water Works re-
turned the ordinance amending rule "a of
the Rules and Regulations OF the Water
Board, applying % closets placed over sew
ers, with the recommendation that IL pass
The annual tax was changed from 81 70 s.,
and twas then passed.
Mr.. Burke offered 4 resolution, having
for its object the reimbursing Of members
OF the fire department for clothing de-
stroyed IN tearing down the old Sweeney
foundry. The resolution asked the FL
nance Committee TO make An appropria-
ton, but as the Finance Committee has
made its appropriations, it went to Fire
Frank Matthews made application TO
rent stall No. GO, Second ward market,
for restaurant purposes. 1t went to Mar
kets.
liquor license at No. All Market street,
70 Dnriefnne md -
An invitation from Mayor Hamm, of
Fulton, addressed to Council and the city
officers, inviting them 10 take part in this
afternoons celebration, was accepted.
MIR. Brock offered resolution instruct
ing the Chief OF Police 10 notify the Chief
of the fire department that the ordinance
relating to displays Of the department 10
visitors would be enforced hereafter. MIR.
Cruise amended by including the rule as TO
sending the department out Of the city.
Adopted by the Second Branch. The First
sent il 10 Fire
Mr.. Hupp offered q resolution authoriz-
ing the expenditure Of $3.50 on the Council
Cham bers, the money 10 come ont of the
contingent fund. Ruled ont Of order
A petition from citizens OF High street,
asking for a public light, went to the Gas
Trustees.
Mr.. Warneke offered a resolution calling
for resettinE curb on alley 70 II went 10
the B. p. W.
A petition for a curb in Wood street,
from Forty-hrst TO Forty-third, went to the
B. p. ".
The ordinance providing for safety fen
ders for electric cars was passed. During
the consideration Of the measure in the
Second Branch, q suggestion was made 10
include steam cars also, winch Mr. Cruise
net with the further suggestion that that
could lJe consi cred ~ another ordinance,
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That Elm Grove Rumpus.

Reports from Elm Grove indicate that
the fight early Sunday morning was not so
serious as at first supposed. John White,
who was reported dangerously injured, IS
out and walking about. DR.. Cracraft
states that his wounds are not serious, and
tLat any report of the fight credited to
him is false Citizens of Elm Grove object
to the published statements concerning
the night because Of their tendency 10
create the impression that the town is con-
trolled by the lawless element, and is
without police protection. The informa-
ton upon which the REGISTER publication
was based was received from what was
considered perfectly reliable source.
Warrants were sworn out Monday, and
the participants in the fight were arrested
and taken before Squire Chornburg. Jer-
ry Westlake, VIM. Wilson and Ed Brown
got So and costs each, and John White was
ajIUi lrr seits6eitffs9..n e"""''" " that ha
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waited and under excellent control. she
made most pleasing impression upon mu-
steal critics.
The audience was disappointed that Miss
Nswconb and Mr.. Webster, OF Pittsburg.
failed 10 appear, but DR.. Martin and Mrs.
Martin were listened to with interest.
Mr.. Martin, with whose voice all Wheel
ing is familiar, was al his best and add
ed much TO the programme. de IS 10 ce
upon the success OF MS con-
cert. and the Choral CLUB upon its direc-
tor.
Following is the programme.
PART l.
Lead, Kindly Light by request;
wheeling Choral Club.
violin-Adagio and Finale frem D Mi
nor Concerto. ................ David
Miss Blanche Newcomb.
Aria-'n est Bon, II est Doux" Hero
Mrs. Anne Kennard Martin.
Part Song
Swiss Folk Song: .hucken
Wheeling Choral Club.
Recit-O Pstria Sicilian
Cavatina-O Tu Palermo
NCo pCESs. . - - ="
DIR. Carl L. Martin.
Piano-Persian March. $500. Gruentelo
Mr.. Beverage Webster.
PART II.
Duett-"I Feel Thy Blissful Presence
Graben- Hoffman
Mrs. Martin and DR.. Martin.
Violin
a. Adagio from III. Suite. .Ries
b. Hun garian Dance BrahmsJoachim
Miss Newcomb.
Songs
The Violet. ............. heIeu hOVu
Nymphs and Shepherds (Old Eng =,
Mrs. Martin.
The Two Grenadiers. 10000. Schumarn
DR.. Martin.
Infiammatus (Stabat Mater 49,. Rosslnl
Mrs. Martin and Choral Club.
Moonlight. Observation-Disclosures. RAINING
o, Hush Thee, My BABY. ......., Sullivan
Wheeling Choral Club.
Mrs. Carl e. Martin and Miss Mary l.
Johnston, Accompanies.
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LAST EVENINGS CONCERT.
One Of the Most Successful Musical Event.
Ever Given in Wheeling.

One OF the MOST success1ul VI usieai Events
Ever Given in Wheeling.
Seldom, if ever before, has the oppor-
tunity been gwen 10 Wheeling audience
to hear so rich musical treat as that given
at the Grand Opera House last evening
upon the occasion Of the first concert OF the
Wheeling Choral Club. And 70 all who
were present il was matter Of the utmost
qualification that so much musical talent
and culture was evidenced by the
Choral Club, composed entirely
Of Wheeling people The ef-
forts put forth by Dr. Martin in the train
ing OF his chorus OF sixty voices have by
no means been ia vain, aud the success he
has met with has exceeded expectations.
The club, which hsd several parts upon
the programme, was several times epco ed,
and received from all VINO were present
s5ly the most favorable criticism.
One or the most pleasing parts Of the
concert was that Of DR.. Carl <. Martin,
the New YORK o2sso, whose rich, deep
voice completely filed the house and capti-
waited every person IN his audience. His
voice has excellent tone aEd volume aud
wonderful compass. and was revelation TO
those who listened y him.
Mrs. Annie Kennhrd Martin, Of Pitts
burg. scored q tree fudous success. Pos
Sessed Of sOp7 voice Of urUs''sl ex-
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as the Committee had given it no thous 7
in the measure before the house. MIR; Ma
ligan had his suspicious excited, ana lilt!-
mated there was something wrong, ~hen
Mr. Cruise said:
"You seem to be the only suspicious
members in the house. You appear TO De
the only member questioning the motives
OF other members. You may take that
home to yourself"
Mr.. Milligan-Is that all!
Mr.. Gruse-That's all for the present,
The ordinance requiring the City Boards
10 acknowledge the receip; OF communlca-
tons from Council, ETC., was passed by
both Branches.
Mr.. Hamilton offered a resolution in
structing the Solicitor to draw an orol-
nance regulating the riding OF bicycles,
ETC., on sidewalks. Invent 10 Ordinances.
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The Ohildren's nome EleotIon.

A meeting OF the Board of Directors of
the Childrens' Home of this city was held
at the Exchange Bank yesterday. The
committee appointed to conduct the annual
election reported that after advertising
twice within two weeks an election was
held on Thursday, the 2lst inst, at the
City Bank of Wheeling, Any person hav-
ing contributed to the home s. 90 within
year past was a qualified voter. Fully
three-fourths of all who thus contributed
cast their ballots at the election aforesaid,
and the following is the result: President,
Henry X. List; First Vice President, w.
B. Simpson; Second Vice President, Louis
e. Stifel; Secretary, Rev. A. J. Trey;
Treasurer John X. List; Directors, John
G, Lynch, B. w. Peterson, DR.. K. H. Bul.
lard, w. A. List, j. E. Hughes, G. l..
Cranmer. Myron Hubbard, John j. Jones.
The new Secretary, Rev. A. J. Trey, is
asked to make up last years report OF the
workings Of the home, which will be pub
liShed shortly.