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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-17
IN MENrORIAM.
-~>-~-~----~-~-~----~>~ -~-~-S----~--~s--~--s -
MRS. MARY HOLLAND.
ono year in Heaven today.

MIS- MARY HOLLAND.
One year in Heaven to-day.
On the 18th of September. 1894. at Savan-
nan, IN the End year OF her age, the
spirit OF Mrs. Mary Holland, beloved wiIe
OF Mr.. James Holland, entered into rest.
The highest eulOgium eloquent tongue
r might pronounce or gifted pen might
write would not be unmerited by this no
blest Of Christian women whose earth life
from beginning to end exemplified all thai
was good and beautiful and true. The
heart of her husband safely trusted IN
her, and her children rise up 10 call her
blessed" She was an exalted woman, il
the possession of every Christian virtue
constitutes eXaltatfOn.
The friend who lays this little tribute
on the altar of her memory was not chos-
en-, for her capability, but because she
knew her long and loved her we'll"
Her character may be likened to an open
book on whose white page without a blot,
noble and beautiful lessons are recorded
Whlch Otner lives may read with prOnt
and inspiration. Useful, exemplary,
fautless-faithful to every duty filial, pa
rental, social and philanthropic
In the cloud and TEMPEST Of war as well
as under the radiance of sweet peace she
personlhed charity, the divine. The sol
diers friend, she went among them dur
ing those battle years with sweet and
gentle ministrations.
The death of her youngest son, Clar-
ence, was the most affective sorrow or
her life-a blow from which she never
quite recovered, yet her faith was trium-
plant. 1 think he was the first of the
in the better land"
In marriage never were two lives more
congenial. two hearts more happily mated
for fifty years. They had celebrated their
golden wedding joyously a few weeks be-
fore death came to sever the relation
ship.
The feelings of the bereaved husband on
the return of this anniversary has been
beautifully and pathetically expressed by
another on similar occasion in these
words:
While all around is gladness my mind
dwells on the silent tomb, and cherIshes
the remembrance of the beloved object
which it contains. 1t was the will OF
Heaven to take to itself the companion
who had sweetened the choicest part of
my life, had rendered toll pleasure, had
partaken of all my feelings, and was en-
throned in the inmost recess of my heart
Never can cease to feel the loss and to
deplore it," FRIEND
Sept. II, 1895.
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OLNEY RESUMES HIS DESK.
Secretary VIII Now Settle Down to
Business Permanently.

Washington. Sept. 16-Secretary Olney
resumed his desk at the state department
this morning and spent all his time in con-
ference with his assistants. Acting Sec
rotary Adee explained all the details of
the Mora case to Mr.. Olney and trans
ferred the whole subject to him. Just
what course will be followed in collecting
the draft has not been fully determined
and upon this subject Mr.. Olney declines
to talk.
The secretary also had long confer
ence with Chief Faison of the consular
bureau, who is said to be slated for the
solicitorship of the department made va
want by the resignation of Mr.. Dabney
Secretary Olney, it is now said, will re-
main in charge of the department without
further absence with the exception of a
few days. during which he will return to
Falmouth for his family and "A possible
trip to Chattanooga to witness the dedi-
cation of the Chickamauga national park
Secretary Hoke Smith to-day returned
to Washington and resumed his duties
in the interior department after several
weeks absence in Georgia, where he
made several speeches in favor of sound
money.
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BRIGHTON's ONE DAY MEET.
PavOrites and Outsiders Divide the
HOnOrs Equally.

Ravorites and Outsiders Divide the
HOnOrs Equally.
Brighton Beach Race Track, Sept. 16.-
Brighton's one-day meeting was not
success to-day, the attendance being very
small. The weather was cool and clear,
and the track in fast shape. Though
three favorites and three outsiders car
ried off the honors, the finishes were
not exciting, and on the whole the sport
may be said to have been very tame
First Race-FIYe furlongs. Longbrook,
l07 Simms, to /, won, with Chatta-
nooga second and Cuckoo third. Time
1:0lA.
Second Race--Five furlongs. Sky Blue,
81, Coyle, to l, won, with LaVienta sec
ond and Imperial third Time 1:0212.
Third Race-One mile. Applause, 107
DOggett, IL to 20, won, with Second At
tempt second, and Thyra third. Time
14212.
Fourth Race-Handicap, one mile and
an eighth. Adelbert, 103 Simms, to 5,
won. with Little Tom second and Prig
third. Time 1:56
Fifth Race-One mile. Look out, 100,
Ballard. 8 to s. won, with Mckee, 81.
O'Donnell. to /, second and Nero, 106,
Penn, IL to l, third. Time 1;431a.
Sixth Race-One mile. DungarVen, 125,
Scott even, won, with Sprite, 122, Dog
gett. 4 to l, second, and Jack Rose, 125,
third. Time 1:45.
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BISHOPS OF TEMPORAL POWER.
Pastoral Letter Read on the Occupa-
ton of Rome.

ton of Rome.
Milwaukee. Wis, Sept ia pastoral
letter was read in the Catholic churches
in this city and in the northern peninsula
Of Michigan yesterday. 1t was drawn up
AT meeting held in this city Wednesday.
at which were Bishops Vertin of Mar
quette, Schwabach of Lacrosse, Mess
mer OF Green Bay and Rev. Schinner, ad-
ministrator of Milwaukee diocese, and is
signed by those dignitaries. It is remark
ably strong on the temporal power ques-
ton and will excite a great deal of dis
cussion. A similar pastoral letter was
read in the New York diocese yesterday
In the letter priests and laymen are re-
minded of the fact that on Sept. 20
twenty-five years will have elapsed since
the troops of Victor Emanuel entered
Rome, through Porta Pia and robbed the
pope OF the last remnant of his temporal
power, and since free Masonic" Italy
viii celebrate this event, all Catholics are
e&horted TO show their allegiance to the
molly father by protesting in most vehe-
ment terms against this piece of robbery.
american Catholics are especially warn
ed from being led astray by the false claim
OF italy that by this atrOciOus act Italian
unity was secured and the letter then con-
As Americans we adhere to the doctrine
OF political unity and self-government of
a people, but we also adhere to the ever
lasting principles of right, justice and
lawful authority. The fact that a people
live in the same country and speak the
same language is not a sufficient reason
70 demand political unity If thereby other
rights and privileges of the LeOple or
Of the sovereign must be sacrificed The
leaders of the Italian revelation had no
right TO rob the pope of his provinces and
to incite their inhabitants to instruction
on the ground that they speak the Ital-
ian language and live in Italy"
Inc letter ends with the request that
divine services be held for the pope on
Sept. 20 or p throughout the archdiocese.
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WIFE AND CHILD WE'RE DEAD.
what Broker smith Learned Upon
His Return 10 Atlanta.

us AhtAhhh ~
Atlanta, Ca, Sept 16.-John S. Smith.
the money broker whose mysterious dis
appearance from this city about two
months ago caused a great sensation, re-
turned to Atlanta this morning and gave
himself up TO Chief of Police Connolly.
Messrs. Moody & Brewster, the bankers.
TO whom Smith was short $1,000 no longer
wanted him and as there was no other
Charges the chief released him.
The disappearance of Smith was a sem
sauOn of the first water. 1t was thought
by The police that he had been murdered
and that his body had ben thrown into the
waterw0rks pond. Several days We're
spent dragging the lake and every effort
was made TO locate him but for a Ions
time there was no result. Finally he was
located in Mexico.
At the time of Smiths disappearance
Moody * Brewster swore out a warrant
against him and offered reward of 500
for his arrest. Subsequently the firm
withdrew both warrant and reward
When Smith stepped out he left a pref
~ young wife and baby. His disgrace
and flight weighed heavily upon his wife,
added TO this her baby died a few weeks
ago. Then the load became too heavy anu
the wife died last week and was buried
beside the child.
Smith knew nothing of the death of his
wife and child until his retarn to-day,
when he found his former happy home
completely destroyed.
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ON TO THE EXPOSITION.
Gov. Foster and the Washington Ar
tiIIery Start for AtInnta.

New Orleans, La, Sept. 16-Gov. Muir
ply J. Foster and stan. with the famous
Washington artillery as an escort. left
here this evening at o'clock on special
train for Atlanta to be present at the
opening of the exposition. The party con-
sists of about one hundred and fifty per
sons and a fine band of music. They
Will spend a week in Atlanta. The WASH
nous military organizations in the coun-
try and won imperishable renown during
the late war.
Il was expected that Gov. CulbersOn of
Texas would arrive here in time to go on
the special with his party but it is under
stood that he was compelled TO give up
the idea of going TO Atlanta on account
of urgent business.
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BATTLES WITH THE Dat.
Outcome of the Days Struggles for
the Championships

the Championship.
Washington. Sept 1.-THE following are
the results of base ball games played to-
day:
At Cleveland RHE
Cincinnati 30 0 0 0 0 0 90 l
Batteries-Cuppy and thinner; PARROT
and Vaughan.
At Pittsburg-The Pittsburg-Chicago
game was called on account of rain.
At LOuisviile-The Louisville-St Louis
game was called on account of rain.
At Washington-First game RH f
Brooklyn - 5 8 0 0 liz II 0
Batteries-Mercer and Mcclure, Kenne-
dy and Grim.
Second game RHE
Washington ...........1 2 o O-S 8 5
Brooklyn .............4 2 0 3 2 Oil 10
Game called on account of darkness.
Batteries-Anderson, Mullarkey, Bos-
well, and Mcclure. Abbey and Grim.
At New York RH E
New York 2 0 0 OO1 o 2L5 s /
Philadelphia ~ / 0 o / O-9l1 1
Game called on account of darkness.
Batteries-Doheny and Wilson; Carsey
and Clements.
At Boston RH f
Boston 30 2 100 OO1 o. s 4
Baltimore 20 0 0 5 0 II 9 2
Embellishments and Camel; Hem
ming and Robinson.
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WILL ALL VOTE TO STRIKE.
Trouble in the COnneIIsviIIe Coke
Region-SeveraI Plants Idle.

Scottdale, Pa, Sept. 16.-AI the coke
workers in the Connellsville region were
represented at the convention which went
into session at 8 o'clock this morning.
Forty-eight delegates were present, all in
structed TO vote for strike if the opera
tors do not grant the demands which will
be made by officials of the coker's organ
ization to-day:
Largely attended meetings were held
throughout the coke region yesterday
Acting President Davis states to-day
that the Mount Braddock, the w. j. Rain
ey Company. the Oliver plants and the
Beeson plant of the Stewart Iron Company
are partly idle to-day A great many men
are idle in the north end of the district
but none of the works are wholly shut
down.
The impression is gaining ground that
certain operators favor the strike and
have combined with the workmen to COM
pei other operators to advance wages and
the selling price of coke.
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10th the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste. and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN effectually, dispels colds, bead
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing TO the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in so
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist VINO
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.
LOUISVILLE. m. HEW E0RKs ME.
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Killing a butterfly with a
crOwLar is a waste of
strengthening over 81 for
a hat is a waste of money.
Put one of these "Harring-
tons on your head, wear 1t
a reasonable time and it will
press the truth of this claim
into your brain. There's a
strong possibility of our 50
hat doing the same. There's
a good round two dollars
worth of style and wear in
our 81 hat. We don't claim
more, because we want to
keep on the safe side.
Our offer to make suits TO measure at the
price Of the ready TO wear does not hold
good after Oct. J..
RAJ CIOTHINC CO
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Nashville, Tenn, Sept 1.-THE Biz
mingham. Sheffield and Tennessee River
railroad was sold at auction at Sheffield
Ala, to-day TO satisfy a decree of the
KnickerbocIer Trust Company. The price
paid was $500,00O, the purchasers being J.
II. Leper and j. Kennedy Todd, who
represented the bondholders. The road
runs through a rich mineral region from
birmingham TO Sheffield in Alabama.
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Council Sept Is. 1S95.-The following APP
plcation to transfer license to retail
liquor during the year of 1895, were read at
meeting of council, Sept. II, 1895, and re-
ferrcd to the committee of the whole.
G. V HERNANDEZ,
Acting Clerk of Council.
J. d. Curtiss, for permission to trans
fer liquor license from southeast corner
Whitaker and Bryan streets to River and
Mcclure streets; James O'keefe to trans
fer liquor license from p Bull street to
Savannah theater.
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DOME STIC
HAPPINESS
Is ASSURED

When you buy your groceries from
the right place. We claim to be that place
and we are ready to back up this assertion with
facts and figures You can't do better, go
where you will. Our twenty years experience
has been bought and paid for. A few special
drives
New Dried Peaches per pound ...............l5 c
New Dill Pickles per quart. 15c
New Mixed Pickles per quart. ...........lsc
Pure CASTLE Soap per cake ..............O 5c
A-pound cans Potted Ham per can -. 500. 05c
Apound cans Potted Tongue per can ...... O5c
h-pound cans Potted Ham or Tongue per can. iOc
Baked Beans in Tomato Sauce per can O5c
Sickle Pears per quart. I5c
Messina Oranges per dozen. = .... 35c
We are here to please you.
The Upto-Date Grocers.
JNO. t. EVANS & co.,
152 Congress street
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NOTICE.

We have this day formed n cOpart-
nership for the purpose of conduct
ing "A grocery business at No. 13 Bar
nard street, Market square.
L. j. MORGAN.
A. v. DECKER.
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PocKETFUL OF INJTNCTIoNs.
Legal Proceedings Against Blind
Tiger Projectors.

Tiger Projectors.
Charleston, S. c., Sept. 16.--The dispen-
sary authorities exploded a large legal
bomb-shell here to-day by sending over
from Columbia pocket full of dispensary
iniunctions directed against the proprie-
tors of alleged blind tigers. These injunc-
tions. eighty-three in number, were sent
to the sheriff and by him were placed in
the hands of his constables.
Some of the parties against whom the
injunctiOns were issued are unknown in
the community and the constables are
having trouble locating them. Some are
not to be found at all In some instances
there are as many as two injunctions out
against the same parties.
Where injunctions are served and the
order is violated or disobeyed, the parties
are subject TO arraignment for contempt
of court and may be imprisoned without
trial by Jury.
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Arrested EN- a Chnrge of Murder.

Columbus. Ca, Sept 16-wnl Wilson. a
Young white man, was arrested in Gil
rard to-day for the murder of Ceficer Ed
Jackson, in that place, Sunday morning
Jackson lived several hours after being
shot, and his dying statement implicated
Wilson VINO was arrested after a coron-
er's jury brought in a verdict of murder
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POsTMAsTERs APPOINTED.
Messrs. Black and Lester Take Care
of Their Commitments

OF Their COnstituents.
Washington Sept. 16-At the instance
of Representative Lester. Sallie L. NAL
lard has been appointed postmaster at
Walthourville, Liverty county. Thos E.
Dorsey has also been appointed postmas-
ter at Appling. Columbia county, at the
suggestion of Representative Black
NJ. n. Usina of Savannah, who is an
applicant for appoin tment as assistant
engineer in the revenue cutter service,
was to-day notified TO report at Wash
ington on Oct. / for examination There
are ten vacancies and about twenty-five
apDlicants
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that an election will
be held on Wednesday, Oct 9, 1895, to fill the
position of County Engineer. Salary will be at
the rate Of 1000 per annum.
Applications. in sealed envelopes, with refer
erces, etc, must be flied in this ofice on or be-
fore noon on said day OF election.
BY order OF the Commissioners of Chatham
County. JNO r. DILLON,
Acting ClerL
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SEE THE

SEE THE
SPECIALS
New Salmon, Toe can.
New salmon, very Fine, I5c can.
New SOused MackereI, zoe can.
New Sardines in Tomatoes Toe can.
New Sardines in Spice, IOc can.
New Sardines, Imported, in OIL,
Toe can.
New Corn, Toe can.
New Peas, Zoe can.
New NGmsen Jams, New Large
MaclSereI, Holland Herring, Fancy
Prunes, Raisins and SheIIed Almonds
arriving to-day.
BOLEY'S STAR GROCERY,
BrOughtOn and Barnard SITS.
Telephone los.
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San Antonio. Tex, Sept. 1G.-The United
States minister to Mexico, Hon. NJ w
Ransom, passed through this city to-day,
en- route to Mexico City.
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ALFRED L. PARTRIDGE.
SECURITY BROKER

Has removed to No. ia trear) Bryan street,
where he will be glad to receive orders to buy
or sell stocks and bonds and to arrange loans
on good collateral
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Il. p. o. ELKs,

A regular session of this lodge will be held
this Tuesday evening at O'Clock. Special
business in which each member is personally
interested T. F. THOMSON, E. r.
w. F.. MCCOLLUM, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NOTICE.
have this day sold all my inter
est, right and title in my grocery
business ut No. 13 Barnard street,
Market square, to Morgan Il Decker.
GEO. DIETER.
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152 Congress street.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

II. ID. d WILLIAM BALTIMORE, Sue
cessOrs to Lowell & baltimore,
Dealers in Hardware, Stoves,
HOusefurnishing Goods, Guns, Pis-
tolls, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle,
etc, etc.
We have n full supply of all the
above articles and are making a very
low rate of prices. Consumers will
do well to call on US for all of their
supplies. Local agents for Acorn
Stoves and Ranges, Farmer Girl
Stoves, Excelsior stoves, Sunny
SOuths and many others. The best
line of Scissors and RazOrs Mt the
very lowest price in the city. See
cur Lightning Potato Clipper and
Rnisin Seeder.
1913 AND I55 CONGRESS STREET.
ATTENTION, DEMOCRATS.
Every Democrat is earnestly re-
quested to vote at the Democratic
Primary HELD TODAY in the re-
spective districts in the county.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
New and Second Hand,
Sold, exchanged and bought.
J. GARDNER,
lis BrOughtOn street.
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An appointment and a Removal.

St. Augustine, Fla, Sept. 16-Papers
here to-day appointing Henry B. Ely of
New York, trustee of the Florida East
Coast, vice Philip Nissan, deceased. Pa
pers were also filed revoking the power of
attorney to J. c. Greedy of Jacksonville,
Fla. for the Florida Land and Mortgage
Bank of London. England, and appointing
NJ. Angus, a resident of Florida, manager
instead
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THERE Is no BETTER IN EXISTENCE.

THERE IS 40 BETTER IN EXISTENCE.
We are speaking now OF Whiskey that is dis
titled by the Hannis Distilllng Company. We
say there is no better in existence, becanse it
has been tried and proven SO; it Is the essence
Of purity, with a boquet long to be remem-
bored. Owing to our present arrangement
with the distillery, any dealer can now buy this
Whiskey at the same price 1t would cost US.
All orders are billed and shipped direct, pur-
chaser paying freight.
HENRY SOLOMON q son,
Hannis Brokers.
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MEETINGS.

A.. THE ALDERMAN SOCIETY.
Savannah, Ca, Sept IA, ~ AzsS$SSA
cie 9i viii II hold a'aer quaPte SG 4@4\
meeting at the Guards Ar ,S1HA A5ee%J- I
s ;1 q, THIS rs Gd r5D,0 even k4gz 81 =
JNO. r. DILLON. Vice President
CHARLES F. PRENDERGAST, Secretary.
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WALL PAPER.

WALL PAPER.
per continues to increase.
Our Columbian brand of Ready
Mixed Paint is sold under nm
absolute guarantee.
adams
DRUG, PAINT AND OIL COMPANY.
Congress and whitaker streets,
Savannah, On.
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If IT'S ONLY
A TOOTH BRUSH you want we
can supply you. Our line was
never more extensive. The best
makes, both foreign and domes-
tic are represented in our stock
and you'll find our
Prices AstOnishiDgly Low.
BISHOP, THE DRUGGIST,
Broughton and Houston. Habersham and Hui
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REDUCED PRICES!
On all druggist articles, consisting
in part of a large assortment of
brushes, combs, perfumery, pocket
books, stationery, toilet soaps, ato-
mixers, soap boxes, etc.
w. III. HARVEY.
StrOng's Stand.
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YOUR
POCKETBOOK
EMPTY.
Throw it away and get a
new one at
SOLOMONS & CO.,
DRUGGISTS.
Closing out n beautiful line
of fancy and durable leather
pOcketbOOks and card cases
at
Is CENTS
And upwards.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
NOTRE DAME OF MARYLAND.

OLD NEWSPAPERS, 200 for % cents, at
Business office Morning News.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-23
CONGRESSMAN IN TOWN.

Names and Addresses of Representa-
tfvcs Who Have Already Arrived.
The following Representatives are ir
Washington:
Aitken, d. D.. Michigan, 4O7 street Sc
Aldrich. ]. F., Illinois. 14O1 Stoughton.
Apsley, L. D., Mass, 1852 Q street.
Babcock, ]. W.. Wis, II B NV.
Baker, H. NJ. New Hampshire, 1411 F.
Baker. VIM. Kansas. 21O 9TH me-
Barham. j. A.. California. Ebbitt
Brewster, H c., New York, Shoreham
Burton. c. G., Mo-, 215 East Capitol.
Cannon, J. G., Illinois. Normandie.
Cooper. c. NJ, Florida. 1743 @.
Curtis, Chas., Karsas. 1914 18th.
Dalzell. John. Pa, 1905 N. H. ave-
Doolittle, w. H.. Wash, 1872 G.
Flynn, D. T., Oklahoma, 2S2O 18th.
Hanly, ]. f., Indiana, Wizards.
Hartman, c. s., Montana, 1874 R.
Heatwole, ]. P, Mimi. Cairo Flats.
HemenWay, Jas. A, Indiana, Riggs.
Henry, c. L.. Indiana. 1917 10th.
Hilborn, S. G.. California, Hamilton.
Hit. r. r., Illinois. 1907 K.
HUFF, G. F., Pa, 1915 10th.
Johnson, G. L., California. Cochran.
Kirkpatrick, S. s.. Kan. 1873 Howard.
Leisenrng, John. Pa; s31 18th.
Mcclellan, G. B.. N. Y, 14l5 R. I. ave.
Mercer, D. H., Nebraska. 1875 X.
Meyer, A, Louisiana, 100 Q.
Minor. E. S.. Wisconsin, sos F. Capitol
Newlands. F. G.. Nevada. ga N. J. ave.
Phillips. T. w. Pa, 111S Vermont ave.
Smith, G. w, Illinois. 91S 18th.
Stone, C. W., Pa. 46 B ne.
Tawney, J. A. Minnesota, Bancroft
Williams, ]. s., Mississippi. 100 1st ne.