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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15
THE "couXrYs WARDS"
Citizens 0f brighton Indignantly Deny
That 1ncy We're Neglected. 10 Cass
That Called for Charity.
Editor Dsssrcs Nswi.

Editor DessrCt N6V5.
Tho following appeared in the Salt
Lake Tribune December l7,n, under
the Headiug "stories ~ tau C1unty's
War 2, $50 being stated ly Sslcotmau
BRmbpryGE
"WuEi / rgsideni Of Brighton To-
never forgive myself tor permitting
this wOmau-a Mrs, Luigh-tO bring
her appeal 10 tho board with dgaA
child IN her arms while two others
were lying At home upon tue verge u'
death, We furnished the COLL and
strip Of ground iu which % Iui the
litllO fellow IN rest, and Eunt phyHl.
clan 10 attend to tho others, whom, VIZ
are informed, ara getting bettef,"
On sunday a week ago a committee
of three membuB ~ the ward WIS
appointed IN investigate tho above case
anu tnd out the truth Of the matter
and they asked the following questions
o. Mrs. Leigh nuu received Too follow.
ing ausWOB
"Mrs. Leigh, did you take tho dead
body oi your child To Mr. BambeTgePs
oiiioe2"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15
AnourAsTATE paINTra.
Sensational Incidrut iu tho Kansas
Senate.

''"'"'''"'' in''''". !" '"' i'"nHuA
'"''''
TOPEKA, JAu. ia sensational In.
ciieut took place VA the kausss senate
today, when that body received the
concurrent resolution from the house,
lr0vidinR that both bodies go into
J0iut session TO elect state printer.
A substitute was offered Uy senator
DuunisDn 20 tue ruHg. that no Csflii-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15

INDIANApOLIs Ind, Jan. l5,-ProL
II. u, Bruuur, OF Butler univcrsily,
haB completed ul analysis VI the de-
Iosit found In the snow Saturday
morning, the samples examined being
taken from a number Of places. lie
rays the particles deposited vary Ina
tl1e from the smallest sleck TO $4,000
Of an inch ana some particles arc ui
even greater slze. The laygeb. arc VI
vegetable origin and compOse about
oue.lhird Of the snmpltl examined.
The small ones hTe Irregular mineral
fragments TO a great extent slIaCpous.
There arc also numerous unu-gelled
animals. The animals and plants
ihow that thu material is simply dir.
picked up by the wind from the surface
Of thu earth. II IL impossible to tell
how long the dust has been In the air.
such dust floats long time before IL
falls aud In the case OF volcanic dust o
part VI the finer material may float Tor
Two or three years In the atmosphere.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15
rEUssitS DIEr5
opened BY tuo Emperor wIin Speech
From tlu Throne,


Prom tho Throne.
BERLIN, Jan. i5.-Thc rmulau
Dict WA opened nt noon today by En-.
pvt1F William, VINO read "a spguuu from
the throne. He began boy saying that
tho Plussian budget showed "a do,
iicit which ho hDpud would disappear
on The accomplishment ut the proposed
financial REFORMS by thc R1iChstug.
Ailer announcing bills Tor the cxtyn.
Zion Of tho state railways, sud Other
domestic meHrurCF, the emperor drew
attention 10 tho fact that the heavy
gales anu ti0OJs Of the laUt fuw weeha
had caused great devastation on tho
Prurslau islands on the coast aud in
the North SEQ, adding that necessary
strpB would be- takun for the adoption
u measures 10 repair tho damage.
Regarding huHbnudty, his majesty
regretted that IT, condition continued
uufavOrablr, Hddius: "I0 cUuntrtuct
this Will be the object OF my unrt.
hitting palorull s1liciludo ana tho
most pressing duty OF The government"
In conclusion the emperor appealed %
an patriotic mon Tor concord ana uunul.
nous cooperation against the growing
attacks upon tue Institutions Of the
state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15
CAMINETTrS BILL
Regarded as Disastrous 90 iho Forests
Of California.

OF NaiiioruAh
FAN FRANCISCO, Jan. l5.-John
Muir, the author and explorer came to
this city yesterday and IL at tue Palace
hUiei.
Notwithstanding that no Is very
husy with literary work, ho Ia intonaely
Interested In the preservation OF Cali
loinia's forests, particularly In the
hleTra Nevada mOuntails, whore he
tpent ton years IN explorations. He
iugards tho Camineti hlil 10 measure
That threatens the ioTest-, anu says II Is
nigh time that everybody interested in
Their preservation SHOULD beup iu arms
against II. He says there Is no time to
waste, for unless something 10 done To
ioreslall Il the bill may pass. He tays
Tie McRae bill, lately Introduced, %
something In tho nature OF what we
lthould have, but We need something
more.
81 feel certain" said Mt. Muir, "lhat
Inc people OF California, when they
come 10 understand It, viii not want
'hlH hlll TO pass. lt Will hurt TIE forests
o. the Sierras immeasufaOly n u does,
To prsoerye tho forests aud rolain
tle beauty Of the surroundings Of
Austnlte, We should, al Whatever
cost keep the sheep out. They not
only crop away every particle OF grass
hud the shrubs anu towers, which add
such beauty 90 the forests, but 10y Their
continual walkiugstsmmngan d climb
lAg tear away the roots anu Loosen the
lolli Ill nothing but tho great trees
iemnin. FgeshetB thpn come aud
wash away more Of tho soil, I'LL In
many places nothing but unuighty
kulohe8 and bare rocks wlll DO seon.''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15

committee luIay. ] carries sas,5n,.
OIL, being i7bi3,5IJ lees tHan uu
estimate gn4 .3s,j 2lj MORO than t.s
appropriation &c tho current gDaa
Among tile post. Rice building Hru-
prl1iDH. Hra iho f.l.Dwln rU..It.
OF, SlOIH; San FrHnonc., 50 600,
or Sau Fsuris'J hsfU1r 10 apliour-
atCd $1,000. 500; ruc1luls1 &. silver
CDiug, 81 ,OlJ,DOE TIC enforcement H.
The ul.ol cJrttC. labor law, tlUltOD,
aud Tor the enforcement u the Chinese
exclusion net, 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15
nun TnrNrlI CaIsIs.
Generally Coucrscd 90 no ono OF n
Grave Nature.

Grave Nature.
PARIS, Jan, l5,--Tho newspapers
withcu! exception nro OF the opinion
tha, tbs ministerial crisis will be a
long, u!iliCult matter. The monarch.
lst UTBaus assert that the Tepubllr 40
pacing through period OF officially
which may assume great pro JrtiOua
Rnd even involve the Ely6cu. Tao
moderate republican press pays uuanl.
NOUS tribute 10 tlo uarrUOtuusl aud
clraTngss OF the altitude OF ex.pfuniur
Duuly who has iHllun, Il IL inserted,
only because he was determined ~
safeguard the constitutional principles.
Many persons blame NJ. Bar,auu, oX.
minister OF public works, for not nav.
ing shown the same reserve az NJ.
Eupuy. Tho c0uceusus Of opinion "a
thar thB only possible solution VI the
difficulty ia republican concentration
under NJ, Bourgeois.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15

HELENA, Llur,., jan. 14.-Bolh
houses % tnr sislslute bnllotod sopar-
N'viy Tor u. 3. senator's today. The
Republican caucus nominees, Lee
Mantle for the short term anu rhOmas
II, Garter Tor tho long term, received
tue solid Republican vote OF both
houses, AMI tomorrow the election Will
be- ratified In joint assembly,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15

NEW YORK, Jan, l5,-Mrs. Gwen
Davies, who hRd reached the age
VI nearly lOl yearB, dieI ut the home
of her s1n.lu.law Edward Lewis, 71S
East l3S,h street on Saturday. Mrs.
Davies was born on a farm that IL now
covered by Lake Vyrnwy, the water
reservoir Tor tho city u Liverpool
the ukeis IN MontgOmeryshlge, north
Wnles,and under It's damned np waters
fest the bones OF her ancestors, Tor her
lathers weTo good old farmers OF the
ancient tyre aud whom the valley was
TANNED tho old graveyard was ce'
meuted over and was sOOn lost 10 sight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15

NASHVILLE Tenn, Jau, To- Tile
house o reYrrs utauvgs today, by %
vote OF jitU 81, ndupioi the Dsm0cIb d.
10 resolution providing 10Y the pc slppuu'
mrnl OF thu opening uuu publishing
the vote iIr governor until au invest.
gntluu eau BIO muir OF 800 Chargs6 O'
fraud lu tue election. IEu resolution
was adopted BY tue senate several Gaya
ugU.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15
FROM NATURAL CAUSES.


sree.1i 70 90. Suws, 900 DsItrs T,',grlt
MANTL Jan. lj.-NL G.. Audreason
DO the name OF the Old man who died
here no suddenly Saturday evening.
Inoro was suspicion that he hnd been
poisoned. But tho CIfIusI's JUICY last
night returned verdict 90 tho effect
that hu diuu lIUm uututs. causes. TIE
iulcul took place to-day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15

Correspondence ou the Mater scat 60
Size Senate.


WAGuNGION, d. g., Jan. l5.-Iuu
President today sont the senate tho
correspondence In tho casu VI tue two
Japanese spice, together with "a letter
from the secretary Of the state, IN
which IL 10 stated that the American
C0nsulB hal up authority to protect the
Jhp1uub1 Ia China, except 90 ins 10
uaing ,huir good 0tiiula when 0gcaalou
demanded,
10 was clearly slated 10 Minister
DENLY by Minister o, Foreign
AfiHiFs Mutsu that during the prog.
ress Of the war China subjects Ia
Japan were 10 be IN direct Jur'Blicti8u
uf the JgpanUgc courts nnJ the military
authorities, amt the treaty provisions To
this contrary were necessarily aug0gat-
ed by the war Hituatiln. This, Of
course, carried with 10 tho status Of
japanese subjects Ia China. The letter
further stateH that there IA scarcely any
doubt that the supposed students were
spies,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. l5.-The two
houses OF legislature voted separately
ut noon for u. p. senator. In the
Senate John Nj, Thurutou, Republican,
received 25 voice; William j. Bryan,
Democrat 4; William a. Jones, Pop,
ulist, 3,
In tho House tho vote stood, Thur.
ton, ~, Bryan, 10; jones, 10.
The houses viii mBut Tomorrow in
Joint convention aud formally rali'y
tho election OF Thustun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15

WAsHlNGroE, jan. l5.-secrotaTy
smitn has directed that action be- sus
psudud on the selections made by the
Sou,nern Pacific railroad OF lands
within the common Identity limits Tor
prauts for that road, aad the Atlantic
and Pacific road, pending the decislon
on u suit recently brought to deter.
mine tho rIgGt VI tho Southern Paoifc
to such lands,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15
no suOuEED WoLcOrr.
The Vote for a. p. SENATOR la tho Cot.
urndo Legislature.

DENVER, Jan. ia vote for u. 8.
senator 70 succeed WOlcOtt, was tnkcn
in tho legislature today. In the house
~ votes were given for Wolcotl, Re
publican, aud ~ Tor Congressman
Pence, Pupulist, In tho senate W1l.
colt received 10 votyF, IhOB. Nj. 'Patler-
sou, Popullst, 10; Chas. ;. Thomas,
Democrat, Q, Both branches Will meet
M juiut session az noon tomorrow AMI
Indications point TO the reelection Of
WuicOtt on tho first ballot.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15
DIED TOGETHER.


BALTIMORE, Jan. l5,-At O'Clock
this morning q fro broke out on the
ground door NJ l8, West Blddle street,
and before discovered made such hcag.
way that escape OF the sleeping
Inmates was rendered hazardous.
When the nromen and nuighbora
reached the scene, Thomas Whit
bridge, broker, and his young wife,
appeared at the window OF the eeCJnd
story front room. Mrs. Whitbrldgo
was unconscious. The husband, hold.
ing her M his arms, leaned Tar cut ami
made frantic grab ana spring for the
ladder which tho hrGmun run up. He
missed the ladder. ME-. Whi,brldge
was instantly killed anu her husDand
died few minutes later.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15

GALVESTON, Tex, Jan. %. - The
marine disaatvr between lumpico and
Lopez island With r. a. Brock aud
family, Of Galveston, on board, anu 80
far hot heard from.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15
NAN.EN,a ENrEnIlIoN.
Grave Pears Entertained for the Safct
Of thc Explorer.

OF ANe ia ltlutcts
LONDON Jan. i5.-rho FdH MIH
Gueltig saya grave fears regarding
Nuusol's tgrciic expedition arc general
among arctic vOyagers Oi Great Britain
anu Scandinavia. Lieut. HovFatrd,
Ct the Dlmphna expedition, wrecked
ia the Kara ses, has expressed the
opinion 10 the Danish geographical
society that thOTe IL no question but
AID Or. Nausen and HE party are 70.
treating.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15

HAEusuURG. Pa, Jan l5.- Gov
Habtingl WA.1uau EuratuI today wiiH
imtosins CpfomJai,s, and nll uurCu"s
~ tue s'aiu government ato again lu
the hands OF the livpullIc.us.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15
Tor ILeepIng nelllne nlng..

NEWMARKET, Eng, Jnn. To-
Summons waH granted mere today, up.
ON application Uf the nuti.gamDling
league, against stewards OF th1 JUky
OluC for keeping betting rings on New.
market heath.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15
chn,lcug dbslumh'. Champion.

DENvEH, jan. l5.-Jlm Williams,
ghamI ION mldilU.wuigut pugihst OF
Umh, has challenged Billy Woods, Ut
Chicago, 10 iluiah ight i1r auy purse
aud az any place Woods may name.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. l5.-Iti 30 com.
mon report that tho great etlute o.,
,Hanty millions Of dollars leit by the
lsIa James q. Fair viii bu fought ior In
lAu courts. That model VIII, draw
"!lA purpose 10 bo secure from attack
, 10 DO aesgultod with all the force o.,
,,ssl Ingenuity, backed by large capital
.'u the giitturing promise OF huge
''WatL n uuocess crowns tho work,
ihe plan VI attack has not been
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15

HADIS, lllg., Jan. While cross.
lux tnu Mississippi river on the Ice al
the Calhoun club house, Miss Ida
Trembling and Miss Noble Rodgers
were drowned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15

LONDON, Jan. l5.-Lord BTnssoy
hrs accepted the goyeruoDhip OF VIC.
torin, Australia, ia succession of the
earl OF HOpetOWu,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15

WAeHINUrOS, Jan. 10 Tho House
Judiciary committee To-Day decided 90
report a usu.ullOn Tor lbv impu uNm1lt
of Judge Ecksl Of Cleveland, OHIO.
The vote was Z Tor 20 o agaiast.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15
no "noo TiIE uuNAlIAa.
a Gang OF American Hoys ON the War
Hath.

rath.
NIAGARA FALLS, n. ", Jan. To-
A lady VINO appeared greatly ngitatod
Waited several hardware stores here
anu IN an excited manner forbade the
clerk 10 soil rovolyofB to toys under
penalty Of the law. Investigation 10.
vealrd that the woman, a Mrs. Cole,
had found two loaded tyyOlyors IN nc
possession OF two Of hcr sous, aged /
anu 10, and when she questioned a. az
they HAld they carried tugm TO edo up
tho Cinnamon" The boys OF the city
had formed themselves into n gang "to
DO the ChluAmen" aud all oil them
were armed with rovolyets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15
Foreclosure Suit.

Luella G, Crandall this afternoon
filed foreclosure Buit In tho Third
district court against Anne s. H..
Borg anu Louis T., Borg, j. 81. ThomRs
being the plaiU!il'a attorney,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15

MOBILE, Ala, Jan. 10. - Judge
james Taylor jones, lltmrr member
Of Congress OF tue Fret AlAbamn de-.
ir!ct, died t5Iay at Dem1p0lls, Ala
aged 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15

81. PETERSBURG, Jan. IA pro-
T05al has bUou submitted 10 the council
ut the empire 10 establish a Russian
legation to the Vatican.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15
MilI Dino Tnnight.

The annual dinner Of the Territorial
Bar Association will take place nj o
O'Clock this evening al the AuulRiOrd
MOTEL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15
kundrY CivmAppropFinlIons,

WAsuuNGTON, Jan, l5.-The sundry
civil appropriation bill Tor 1895 was
completed by the House appropriation
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-09-28
An Old Law.

Sc ction. Be ii enacted by the Leg
isls'.nre of the Stale of Mississippi.
That 10 addition 10 tho causes Of d.
vores enumerated In article eleventh
section four Of chapter thirty.nins OF
the Revised Code II shalt be lawful
for any married woman TO allegc as
. cause Of divorse, that her husband Is
engaged in the service of the United
States Of America, either in the army
OF navy, or from ch olce resides iu any
one OF the States o. the United States
In preference to residing In one Of the
Confederate States, Provided, that
ssch divorce shall not rander illegiti.
mate the children ofsuch marriage.
Sec. 2. Be II further snsctsd, That
| this oct shall take effect and be in force
from and sfser its passage.
Few persons recall the fact, yet II
| is nevertheless true that the above was
enacted by the Legislature of this
State at the session OF 1862, and ap'
| proved by the Government on the 29tt
Of January of that year.-HszIehurst
Courier
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-09-28
MISSISSIPPI REPUBLICANS.
1Natehez Democrat.


Ex-CoHgressmsn John r. Lynch has
made two speeches in Mississippi with.
In the week, one At Jackson and the
other, at Vicksburg, and in both he
devoted the burden Of bis remarks to
politics. Some time since it was Inti-
mated 10 Us that the Republican mana
gers at Warrington had determined
10 make an effort to reorgamze the
Republican party in the South, with
the main view Of being ready for an
active participation in the next nation.
al campaign, and also of cooperating
with the Populites in those States for
the purpose Of weakening aud if Dos
sib'e, oyerthrowing the Democracy in
someCfthem. We may be mistaken. but
tits our opinion that these speeches Of
Mr.. Lynch, with others likely to fol.
low, will be the initial step toward a
reorganization ofthe Republican party
In Mississippi, bit whatever work is
done in this direction is likely 10 be
carried on in surrer rtitious manner,
and the public will know but little OF
the leaders plans until they get ready
to divulge the same.
In his Jackson speech Mr.. Lynch IL
said to have intlinated In rather broad
terms that II was the purpose to test
the legality Of the existing suffrage
laws Of Mississippi, which have de-
barred from the privilege OF tho bal.
lot % many ignorant, corrupt, vicious
voters, whose franchises heretofore
have been nensce to all the best in.
terests of the State aud its insntu-
tions. We are disposed V think that
II such Q contest shall be Instituted,
Mr.. Lynch and his coadjutors will
hnd that they are merely "kicking
against the pricks," and that the courts
Will decide In favor Of our suffrage
laws, which bear alike upon all the
citizens Of the State, and make no dis
elimination whatever on account OF
"race, color, or previous condition OF
servltude.' The Suffrage laws ofMss-
sachusetts aud Rhode Island are much
more discriminating against individ-
nails aud classes than are those Of Mis-
sissippi and they have been permitted
to stand unchallenged by the courts
for years.
Unless the ballot laws Of the State
shall be changed so that the right OF
suffrage shall again be distributed in
discriminatory, without reference tothe
intelligence, responsibility Of the suf.
fragists, the Republican party In the
State Of Mississippi alone oanuot for
many years 10 cyme prove q formid-
able competitor to the Democracy,
which fact Mr.. Lynch aud those CO.
operating with him doubtless realize,
aud hence the testing Of the Legality
OF these laws is no doubt a part Of
the plsns comprised in the attempted
reorganization of the Republican par
ty In Mississippi.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-09-28
Petition for Pardon.

Mi Excellency Governor j. NJ.
" respectfully TO make spplica-
ma pardon, on the following
nnds: .
committing the deed for which
s,.enced acted purely in self de-
no ono saw II but myself. | at
vent TO the nearest officer, told
"a. .oas had done and gave myself
nnad desired | could have escaped
:! ' any difficulty, but feeling con.
NAT was justified in tho act and
My would so determine | did
~ to stand my trial. had
soasy with which to employ an
Wy, and was defended by an sp-
!" OF the court, whose incompe-
.ad inability to serve q client
s0,oFlous. Through inability OF
!" . properly handle my case, |
aa'lctei without a witness, and
Y upon my own testimony, which
"slVsn due weight or consider.
ave served the greater part q
~ s,s'eace, have always been faith
'.s.o ~ ooosdient, and have never Zee,
&c y ior misconduct. l Vim a
Dn.s y grateful grateful for the exc .rcise g
wy tow towards me on tb' a netitio,
:, With Great Res, ,,.ct' = p''''O'
LICE GILLIAN
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-09-28
pElfA sU1IDs.

The military company formed some
time ago by the young meu Of Green
Vile has now been permanently or.
ganlzed under the above name, and
meets regularly for drill and the study
of tactics. The progress made Is
highly gratifying both TO officers aud
members. The company Is one which
should receive every encouragement,
and is destined to become an orgAni.
zation of which the Delta may be
proud. The names Of the fair sponsor
and maids, the officers aud privatss Of
the company are as follows:
Spopsor-Mlss lnnes Startling.
Msids-Misses Love, Holmes aud
Goldslsin.
Captsin-Henry I. Irsys, Jr.
Lieutenants-Reed, johnson c, Hy.
uer. .sfts
Sergeants-Ililzim &, Hood II, Hsr.
bison I, Megget W.
Corporals-Bergman NJ, Winter N,
Mangham, Archer P, HARRISON +.
Pfivstss-Bedon, Bell A, Bell P
Bergman l, Blake, Fields, Fiulay q
Carey. Jayne, johnson b, Klinsu lsr
Landau N, Landau s, Msggst II, Msl
lor, Mobsrly, Montgomery, yioor,
Myrick, Robertshsw, Smith A, Thor
a', Toombs, WATSON, wesheri 100, Z,
ger G, Yagsr w.