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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-06
THE NEWSFROM HAWAII.
THE ARRIVAL OF THE REVENUE
CUTTER ooRwIN,
------------
The Vessel Proceeded to Marc island
Refusing to Allow Anyone
to Board Her.
A SAILOR INTIMATEs THAT rRouBLs
HAS OCCURRED IN HONOLULU.
The Story From Auckland ia Resarako Mia
lister Willis Not Believed AZ wash.
ington-A aruf Captain,

San Francisco. Cal, january t.--rhc rey-
ende cutter corwin arrived today nom
Honolulu Her commander refused to give
any Information and declined to allow the
messenger from the Merchants exchange
TO board the vessel, The corwin avoided
San Franeigco bay ana at 1915 o'clock waa
Oft sausaltto on her way to the Maru
Island navy yard thirty miles away.
The officers presumably having govern
ment dispatches. were landed IN sniaif
boat near Preside military rcserva ZION.
west Of San Francisco THE officers OF tho
cutter absolutely refused 10 hold any COM
munication with any one.
The only thing IN the way OF news ftorn
Honolulu is the statement said to have
BEEN made by = sailor on the corwtn TO a
reporter who tried TO board the vessel
and was repuscd. There has bean n big
row down there"
The statement is not verified at all in
any other way. The regular messenger OF
the Merchants exchange who had put on
IN a small boat as soon as the cutter was
sighted. made an attempt 70 board her
Mt the entrance OF the harbor.
! Captain Munger OF the Corwin shouted
TO him roughly from the bridge and not
only refused 10 give him any Information
but refused TO permit his boat to como
alongside the cutter, leaving the messen-
ger to return against a strong tide.
a few miles further up tho bay. the
Corwin sent an officer ashore In small
boat and then proceeded toward Mare
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Paris January 6,-Tnc Jury which viii
decide the fate OF Augustu Nuillnnt. the
anarchist who throw the bomb on Deccm-
Der Q last IN the chamber OF deputies, as
semblcd today In the council chamber OF
the assiZca court ana Informed the presi-
don't that Alnire Labor a distinguished
odvocptc hHd consented TO act as counsel
for the prisoner. Multre Laboh win con-
fer with the president of the court ana
with valiant today but 1t ls doubtful
VIII Their he viii Doe prepared to commence
the trial tomorrow. Consequently It is
more than probable that the case viii be
heard at the beginning OF next week. Tho
authorities are uf the opinion that all tho
delay ia bringing the anarchist to trial
serves TO encourage his companions and
to strengthen them IN the impression that
the officers OF the law have been alarmed
at their threats 10 commit further out
RACES II valiant Us tried, condemned and
executed
Throughout tho trial the court win be
carefully guarded and no person win be
admitted who is not cleur of an suspicion,
II Ia proposed that tho trial shull open
each morning AT II O'Clock and the slttingg
OF the court shalt close MT 6 o'clock every
evening The general Impression seems to
be that valiant win escape the death sem
tencc ana that he viii be imprisoned for
life This Impression ~ based on the
mct that no lives were lost through .thr
explosion.
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bitter, and IL So feared there will be
trouble u the perpetrators OF last nights
deed are caught, for they will be lynched
Late this afternoon u mob of negroes
were reported In the woods anu u posse
of men were hastily gathered here, and
the town Is now surrounded with armed
and desperate men,
They are thoroughly aroused over this
mccndlOry outbreak, and IL the mob APP
prpBches no mercy win be shown,
Troops can not be had, so men here rely
on their own weapons
The following buildings were destroyed;
X, w. Gullher, general merchandise. r.
G, Carter general merchandise; Bates,
general merchandise; u, Fleece, drugs;
one barber shop, one beef market, one sa-
loon, and the Wildwood hotel The rail-
road depot was saved with the greatest
diTicuity
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WEATHER IN EUROPE.
UNPREOEDBNTBDLE GOLD SPELL
REPORTED,
Arrangements Being Made for the
Trial Of valiant, the Anar-
ohist Bomb Thrower.
TRIAL or THE "BIsMARoE IN BBRLIEp
LIBEL,
--=---s---
BOnillA Victorious IN Bonduras-Aa Interview
With the Pops AZ Romeo Other
Foreign News.

London. Jenuary 5.-scvcre cold con-
tlnues throughout Great Britain in many
places thc thermometer registering the
lowest point known. while the lowest re-
ported temperature today is from s to
10 above Il involves as much suf-
ferlng as would temperature OF 20 de-
grces below zero IN the United States. The
people are entirely unprcpured for such
a terrible cold wave and the result is that
suffering among the poor Is intense. Many
cases OF death from exposure are already
reported and outdoor work has been all
most entirely suspended
The gale IN the channel which for the
FIRST time Ia years cnuipritgJl an entire sus-
pension OF service.is somewhat abated and
mail boats started today on thoir pas
saiges between France and England
At Dover today the mercury registered
10 degrees above zero and IN South Dew
onshire ~ degrees above zero are reported.
The river Dart ana tidal streams are
frozen solid.
A heavy snow storm prevails today ana
tho man cart which Inns been Rnowed IN
since yesterday evening has not yet been
extricatci.
In Llncolnshne two men were found
frozen 90 death ANA many other roada are
covered with snow drifts ten feet In
height
In several parts OF England railroad
trains have been embedded IN snow for
hours and on ,hc Isle OF Wight the
Weather is reported to be the coolest OF
the century. The river Var iA frozen from
los source to within a few yards of the sea
and on Medina river which divides the
Islc OF Wight into two nearly equal parts,
several trading vessels are ice bound IN
midatrcam.
Reports are received hore from Spain
that the most intense cold aiso prevails
there
At Zorta the thermometer registers 10
degrees above zero and ut i1urgos several
people were frozen TO death.
a dispatch from Madrid says mounted
guard fet from HIS horse yesterday and
died from cold SNOW Is gtlll failing aud
the cold seems to Increase
Al Moscow % degrees below zero was
registered Al Mini Eovgerod 81 below
und 20 below was reported at Kharkoff.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.

An area OF low pressure Is central over
the northern portion OF Louisiana with tho
barometer down to SO Inches. The area
OF high pressure which was central over
the south Atlantic states last night has
remained about stationary and the one
that was movnis In over the Northwestern
portion ofthe country has moved south
eastward ana ~ central tonight over thu
Northwestern portion Of the Rocky Noun
tain slope The temperature has fallen de-
cidcdly over the Northern portion of the
Rocky Mountain eiope and the Northwest-
ern portion OF the country, and has chang
ed but slightly over other portions OF the
country. The weather is generally clear
except partly cloudy TO cloudy over the
Central Mississippi and Ohio valleys.
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NeW York, January ak. Leyferth OF
Houston IS stopping at tho ST. Dents ho-
toll
b. S. Holorau Of Fort Worth "a stopping
NJ the Aston house
H. schram Of san Antonio Is stopping
az the Belvidere house.
the Continental hotel
i. q. MeRcynolds Of Dallas is stopping
at the Grand Union hoiel.
NJ. Grumbach OF Galveston IS stopping
al fhe Everett house.
u. II. McRae Of Galveston IL stopping AZ
the Hotel Metropolis.
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Washington, january 5,--Govcrnor Nc
Creary, chairman OF the house commit
tee on foreign affairs. stated this MORN
ing that It was very doubtful whether the
Hawaiian question would be considered
by the house at present. He has not been
able to secure a time from she ways and
means committee, as they are anxious
to push the tariff bill 20 u vote without
any interruption.
MIR McCreary therefore docs not feel
called upon to push the question, when
the sentiment Of the house leaders APP
pears as though 1T wouldn't have a hear
ing in the house for some days or weeks
TO come.
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POLITICAL POINTERS


Topeka, Kan, January g.. -lnstcnd OF So
ing 10 Belot today with the several mem
bcrs Of the board Of charities Mrs Lease
has returned to Topeka an The request OF
Judge Doster who is acting as peace
maker. poster has been in close confer
once with the governor for several days
and 10 evidently doing his utmost to stop
hostiiucs.
member Of the board said: Mrs.
Lease and Freedom have both been pres-
ent al the meetings. Nothing trnuspred
however TO make a test. The board WI
not act as tribunal Mrs. Lease and
FreebOrn mnderslnnd ibis. :"
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Berlin, january 5.--In the libel suit OF
Chancellor Won conrivl against Herr clio
css Of Dresden and three booksellers for
publishing q cartoon entitled 'BIsmareis
IN Berlin" the prosecution asked for four
months imprisonment for Gioess and for
one months imprisonment FOR the others.
The court rejected the demand Of the
counsel for Gloess that Prince bismarck
should he summoned as u wtneaG.
The princes physician stated that the
chancellor was too IN To attend. Gloess
received sentence Of ten days and the
others were dismissed
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record OF the daily relative market values
OF sold and silver in New York and Lon
DON and that the average market value
obtained hv such record shall be declared
to be the legal ratio between gold and
silver, and at such ratio any silver pre-
sented at the United States mlnts shah
be freely coined.
Mr. Pendloton believes this the only
practicable way OF fulfilling what he
deems definite platform pledge.
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Avful sequel 10 n spree.

Tuscumbia, Ala, January 5.-Last night
Jake Kiroy residing near here, went home
inte drunk Ho retired TO bed with his
lighted pipe in his mouth The bed cloth
Ing took IRE ana the house WAS burned
Kilroy oHdeavored to escape but was over
come by smoke and roustcd alive His
wife in an adjoining room escaped and
rescued one chlld but two others aged .
and years. We're burned % death.
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Birmingham Ala, January J.--Near Eu-
lator, Calhoun county, the body OF iuoe
Savage was found IN "a dry creek today
Savage was last seen Monday evening going
home beastiy drunk The coronerH jury
decided that he met death by freezing, a.
the night was bitterly cold. lie was
wealthy planter.
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rhe nnnnInr, scttIeh.

Yucatan. Mexico, January o. Foreign
Secretary Ignaclo Mprlscal 0f the Mexican
cabinet has with British Commissioner
Spencer permanently settled the southern
boundary line Of this state aud that Of
the Republic between British Honduras
line north OF AmberRls Island 70 New
River, thence up New River 10 a desig-
mated point thence west until Il strikes
the continuation Of the north and south
Inc VI the west boundary Of the State OF
Belize
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Chicago, january 1.-The jury y NE
tinted states circuit court. which has
been for two weeks trying the sur %
HE government 20 condemn lands ~
enrenu county. lllionis for four mile
section OF the Hennopln canal brought N
n verdict today The jury allowed ssait as
eotnpensation for the land taken, Mnlen
belonged principally to farmers along bv'-
eau creek.
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mnn ONer br q Ilnngy.

Beatrice, Neb. January 5.-Whne cross
ing Grant street last might, w. c. Hoyt.
walking with hls wife, was run into BY a
buggy driven by @. 3. Sptrry ana was
knocked unconscious, Mir lIoyt Is a
brothor-ln-lnM 20 Preglhent Clevclhnd.
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Ihe sugnr Tnx.

New York, January 4The Times says:
II Is absurd for democrats to shake their
heads over the sugar tax and 10 express
grave apprehcnslons about the damage
likely 10 result 10 the party from an In
reference with the "free breakfast ta-
bic" The free breakfast table gnat ought
not TO cause Inconvenience to persons cap
able OF swallowing the income tax camel,
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Washington, January Mrs F., NJ.
Coclrell, wife of Senator CoclSren of hIts-
souri, Is SO seriously in Of pneumonia
that she Is not expected to recover. Tho
disease was contracted on the occasion OF
hcr daughters debut last Wednesday.
but was not considered alarming until
lugt ufpbt
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London. January b. The Chronicle, IN an
editorial, says the latest developments In
Hawaii have made ts affairs the question
Of the hour and added new complication
to the situation IN Washington
The Wilson tarin pill II says viewed
In the light OF us influence on the voters.
uhe only Hight IN which the American
politician regards questionO. has now be-
come dangerous measure and II is difh-
cult 10 see how the bill. as foreshadowod
In President Clcyeland's message, can
pass congress-
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.Icnlnnsr mud NInrder.

BlrmIngham Ala. January 5-Joo BeBg
and Diamond Origin, two well-kno~n
young men. had dispute at Pratt cry
this evening over woman mutually al
mired. The lie was passed, when begg
drew q pistol and shot Origin over the
left eye. Death was instantaneous BeBS
fied and Is SIN at large.
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Thc Torch Applied.

wildwood. Fla. January 5.-A fire broke
out early this morning, which was very
destructive, and IL Was impossible for a
long time 90 check the flames, which
RACED furiously
II was OF incendiary origin, and u Is
believed that ID was the work OF negroes,
who were very rotous here during chri6t-
mas. Feeling against the blacks Is very
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-06

pes Moinca Iowa, January 1.-The Iowa
Legislature viii convene next Monday AMI
al the republican members of both houses
are already here liking up combinations
for affecting an organization. Interest u
the coming session centers in the sena-
tortal contest
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London. January ga Dispatch 70 the
Times from Vienna says. The archduke,
Carl Salvador, in conjunction WIN an
other officer OF the army. hna Invented
an automatic mitrallleuse. which rs report
ed 10 be the best yet made II ires 80
10 $50 shots minute smokelesa powder
can be employed. Forty thousand ROUNDS
have been fired from one barrel OF inc
'rhe cost n Inc new gun IS 1900 forins
each.
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4 UnndIdntc Tor o.vnr,nr.

Buenos Ayres January &, General Pei
llRrinI announces that he will become a
candidate Tor tho goVernorship OF th,
province Of Buenos Ayres The chamber
OF deputies have approved the plan for
The consolidation OF the floating debt.
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Washington, January 5.-The available
cash balance in the treasury tJiay vs.
s90,2OL9G2; National bank notes received
for redemption, S52ASi5; government re-
celpts internal revenue, si5l,55S; customs
$73S,35G; miscellaneous. $50 fJ7.
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Not believed AT Wasbiur,ou.

Washington, January 5.-Thc state de-
pnrtment is not inclined to credit the
Auckland dispatch received yesterday
10y the Associated Press Such action, ir
Is said. Is directly contrary to the In
e,ructiuns sent by the Corwin and received
by Minister willis on December II. There
Is, however Intense anxiety In congress
aional circles and AL sorts of rumors are
aiiont that blood has nlready been spilled
nj Honolulu
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rho WORLDS FnIr BuiIdIna.

Washington. January 5-Secrctary Car-
Isle has appointed commission consist
mg OF r. TBickford J. C. Mcguire and
G, h. Eempcr of the supervising archi-
tects Office to appraise the vplue OF and
as to most cNpedient manner Of dispensing
OF the government building on the Worlds
Fair grounds at Chicago.
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Rome. january 6.--Dispatches received
here today from rrapani, Sicily. announce
the renewal Of Plotting, which has already
thrown the whole island into state OF
Torment and which has compelled the gov
ornmeut to send strong endorsements OF
trOupg
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Washington, January 5.-The populist
members OF the house, who have rcfruiued
from voting, say they do so because they
want more time FOR debate, not FOR them
selves alone, hut they insist upon all OF
next week for general debate
General Catchiugs was informed that
the populists would furnish quorum ir
those dcmands wore Crnnted.
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rndn,,n Menther.

washington, january 5.--iror Eastern
Texns-Fair preceded by showers In east
ern portion; cooler; variable Winds,
For Western Texas-.Irair, followed by
showers and snow; 1urres Saturday.
COLDER variable winds,
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nIrhop Mc,Ierny,s FnnernI.

Albany, N. r., January 5.--The funeral
Of the Right Rev. Bishop McSierney was
celebrated this morning at o'clock
with all the solemnity OF funeral cerey
monies OF the Catholic church. All the
prominent State and municipal authors
lies were present and many OF the prom-
inont Catholic clergy throughout the coun-
Try were also there.
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youngstown, Pa, January bit Is re-
ported here today that hil miners ~ tne
Nahonlng Valley VIII strike january 10.
This action win be taken as a result Of the
10 per cent reduction In wages.
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roDAY's EVENTS.
The POSTS bulletin with wbnt WIN
Trnnsptrc This Nay ThrouEh-
nmA tlIa. L.nnnIn..

DENVER, C0lQ.-Jhe supreme court on
pecenher % refused TO reverse the de-
olson OF the distrlot court In the case OF
ldhrnto Mora and sentenced him to be
hanged NJ the penitentiary at Canon city
dining the calendar week beginning To-
morrow, He was one of a pnrty OF Mex
lean sheep herdera working on the Red
Hiss In July, 1901 After the men had
been paid Off Mora wnylud ana murdered
Nols Q, Anderson and Andrew Peterson
for a few dollars.
MACON. On. The herring OF petition
FOR an Injunction cnioning the Southern
League of Baae Ban clubs from organic
lng League and for $1,000 damages against
the league for leaving Macon ont of the
day IN tho menntlme the ieagne Is en-
Joined from nldng further action toward
organizing.
MILVAIftIEE-Th annual banquet Of
the Western Canoe association win be
held AT PhGtor tonight, and the meeting
of tho association at the cub house Of
the Mahn-w uuk club tomorrow Q, a.
Woodruff of Dayton, commodore Of the
association, VIII make the opening adj
dress
Observation-Disclosures VIII be given 70
day IN the suit OF Smith & WessOn. Amer
lean makers Of small arms, against BEL
cher, the principal armorer In l-iege, The
complaint ngnlnst BeGher ~ that he
stamped firenrms Of his own with the
nnmes OF Smith q Wesson,
MADRID--rhls ia the annual military
review day, and the yearly reception Of
tho military officers at the palace Is al-
ways mndo the occasion of a grent popu-
lar demonstrations Specinl precautions
arc taken this year owing to recent an
nrchist outrages'
CHICAGO Chicago Newspaper club
perfocts ne organization tomorrow by the
election Of its nrnt permanent officers II
N composed only 81 working newspaper
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Washington January Sat $3.50 tonight
tho officials at the state department say
positively that no advlees from Honolulu
have yet been received from the COM
monder OF the COrwin.
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Washington. January 5.-Thc house COM
mittee ON rules RS decided TO report "A
rule for tho final vote on the tarn bin on
January 05
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Rome, January 5,--Sioily Is in revolt ana
King Hpmbcrt has ihsucd a decree pro-
claiming 1t In state Of Siege Troops
WIN be employed 10 suppress the malcon-
tents
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Managua, Nicaragua, via Galveston jan
unry 5.-0gy Mexican cable 20 the New
YORK Herald 1.-THE town Of Choluteea' IN
Honduras, was captured yesterday at noon
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ForcIrn nrIrf.

London. January 5-Nlr. Gludstone Will
leave for Bearrit1 on January 20 where
he VIII be the guest Of his friend. Mr..
Armistead.
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CUT THIS OUT.

Part Three has arrived and Is ready Tor
delivery 10 parties bringing In three con,
pons, calling for the part accompanied
hy ten cents. only few kept on hand
Come carly and save time Of mailing your
order.
Art Department Houston Post.
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NcIlnM Ecrrr srnnrrc.

Buenos AyTcf january 5.--Advlces from
RIO de Jhnelro say seven deaths from
vomit occurred there ON Tuesday.
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Large stock OF

We have small quantity of hand
some Holiday Goods left, suitable
for New Years presents. which
we offer at and below cost until
January . 1894 We have fine per-
fumery IN fine cut bottles, Collar
and Gun Boxes, fine new style
Photo Albums, Card Cases and
Pocketbooks; Manicure Sets, Hand
kerchief Cases, Cigar Cases, Work
Boxes, Dressing Cases, New Year
Cards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-03
TAkOMA PARK.

The pruFrtstors and guests of Hotel Ia
Roma have issued Invitations 70 their
friends for dance This evening. for which
Wetber's Orchestra will furnish the music
sone of the late arrivals al this hotel are
representative NJ " johnson. Petersburg
N ID Representative -. Laphan. Rhode
lsiilnds ChaE- G. WOODWARD W ]. Sib,ey
l. w Slbley- Dr. W. c. Bfgham. F. +
Book Of Washington. ID. c. s A Northvav
and daughtcr. ohio. and c. VI. Towson and
H. j. Holmes. Washington, u. c.
The ladies Of Trinity Episcopal Church
Sntsstsaned with a musicale crowded
house III THURSDAY night Some of the
NaShirg10a artists who kindly lent their
assdNaace were Mrs Mute Mr. Warren
Young Mr. Leighter and Mr. G. B. Griffth.
The Tekornz Orchestra rendered. a number
o. fine stlsctioas. and continued during the
serving Of r-f-eshTEent on the lawn
AT Il recent meeting OF the Takona Park
Library and Dramatic Club 4 number of
the members Withdrew for the purpose Of
forming separate organization. Those re-
signing were Misses Grace Favorite Esther
with Nessrs- ", !. Tucker. w. T. +. King
G . Lamont. Clarence Parrish. Ward
Fayorite. Geo Losekam and Chas. Page
At a meeting held at the home of Miss Fa-
yorite an election was held, as follows:
President. Miss Grace Favorite; vice presi-
dent. Chas- Page; secretary, Miss Daisy
Danforth: treasurer. Miss Esther DaI.-
forth: business manager. c. c. Lamond