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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-23
The Tacoma Tragedy.

Tacoma, Jan. s2.-Spec.ai. Edwin J .
MeNeeley was appointed special admin
istrator OF the estate OF Isaac II. Brat
ton. who killed his wife and then shot
himself Sunday. A petition was filed BY
J. T. Bsbo, travelling agent OF the North
ern Pacific Elevator Company, asking to
be appointed guardian for the three chsl-
dren. Who were made orphans by this
tragedy. Accompanying the petition was
a telegram from y. A. Bratton. OF Mont
go,fse.y. No. the uncle Of the children,
asking him 10 take charge o: everything
ard Sered chis.srcn and clothes 10 him.
The Brattons VIII be buried tomorrow.
side by side. in the same grave. under
The auspices os the afaecabees.
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Albany, Or, Jan. G---Charias Daniel
son ard Mr.. MerT.lles. Old and experienced
wrao3Tznen lef1 Detroit. the terminus or
the Oregon PAeiGso railroad. Monday
morning for a hunting trip 20 Blowout
lake. tao snsies from tho railroad track
taking hunch vita thsm and expecting
70 rettgEn before ulSns- Nothing was
heard from theTn NJ TO noen today and
eight m4sn started our - hunt for them.
/; IS thought they have been lost. as
there has heen heavy s5owsan since
they lefs.
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RIcKs sor TO BE IarEAcnEO.
The Judiciary Committee Vote Simply
to Censure Him.

Washington City, Jan. e2-By vote OF
Q to 7 the house Judiciary committee has
adopted a resolution censuring Judge
Kicks, but declaring against his impeack-
mcnt.
AT the meeting today Judge Kicks was
present with his attorney. V. r. Kline.
The Central Labor Union OF Cleveland
was represented by Arnold Green and
Gen. Edward S. Meyers AT the sug-
gestion OF Chairman cuiberson, Judge
Kicks made statement. The cases in
whica improper receipt of fees was
charged. he said. were anomalous.
or he would not have undertaken to COM
plete the records. He said: II Claim I
had right to complete the records as
dfd. claim that I accounted satisfact-
orily 10 the government for all the rnoney.
My successor as clerk lost nothing by
the transaction, and I acted strictly ac-
coriing TO the custom followed by the
courts In such cases. He stated that
he had afidavits from the clerks of sew
eral courts TO show that the practice OF
the clerk to charge himself With COM
pIeted records IN advance OF completion
was universal one. The charges for the
work had been made eighteen months
basore he was appointed judge and before
he had any idea he would be appointed.
Chairman culherson inquired why he
had not returned the accounts 10 the
attorney generals Office IN one report.
instead OF scattering them through sew
erai years. The judge replsed: IT Was
not my duty 10 complete all the records.
but IL was my opinion or privilege. so
charged myself with those IN which the
parties were solvent. Had charged those
in which the parties were inSoiyent,
and / well knew some of them were.
would have become guarantor for the
government for the cos. OF the work.
hold fha. clerk Is not obiigrt 20
make returns until the work So done"
Hal he done otherwise than he did IL
vsssIA have been necessary for him 10
advance some sI,7lo. ne said. when he
became Judge. and run the risk OF coli
lectsng IL when tire work was done.
Stone, OF Pennsylvania. asked Il II
were not a fact that in all the Blrsfsall
sases the fees were estimated I'm advance
by himself and hIs successor as clerk.
ana collected Before the work was aetu-
atty done The judge said the question
~ the right 30 estimate the work with
ont knowing tho exact ausoatnt TO be
done was discussed. and the general
averages about correct. as IN some cases
The work sIightiy exceeded the estimates
ara IN Others felt below.
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Collector saunders Get. New nona.m.n

Tacoma, Jan. 22.-Special.--C ~.
Pink and James w. Sfockand. OF Port
Townsend. quasSfiesi hast saturday as
bonismhn for Collector OF Customs j. c.
SAUNDERS in lieu OF William Payne and
II. c. Willison, withdrawn The other
sureiies are L. n. McArdie. Of Portland.
and G. F. Seal. OF Dungenness. The
bond L. for $4,000 and the bondsmen are
required to qualify in double that amount.
and thssir holdings must be real and not
personal property. free OF all incam-
brancesi.
a few more good Tillicums are expect
Ing opportunities for appointment under
the new civil service regulations, il they
are not taken into the service before the
civil service rules are applied 10 the
Puget sound customs district.
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washington 20 crow usr o~n r e.k.

Tacoma. Jan. 22-The Pacific Pork
Company vas incorporated today Win
a capital stock of Sl5e. .19a. with Mayor
orr. Senators I.esn. Of Yakima. ana
Des.kebach. OF Oeosta: Newman Kline,
of Seattle. and Alfred Anderson. 81 Ia-
coma. as trustees. The object ~ 10
s,y,Dsy the Northwest market with the.
horne production of pork. hams. bacon
and lavl.. Il f5esfg estimated that Wash
sngtoa sent s.. 500. 600 Easz for pork
products .ast year A large ranch In
shn sgrsnyssde valley, Yakima county.
wtli be srr-skea with fsogs In the spring.
nayInx been plswed for corn and al
falfa. When fsg rasssn@ IL wsii ainSsr
way the cornEany says II win erect q
packing lEsgze.
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Is Sin practically .<ubnserxea and the

Il s.ia practically submerged and the
rain continues % fan steadily.
Ashland. Ore. Jan. To-day has been
the srssn,iess one 30 far this season AZ
Ashland. Snow has been failing almost
constantly since morning. though much
OF Ii has melted as fast az II fell. ard
this evening culy about two inches cover
the grStund- The train on the Southern
Pacific arrived from Portland on time
this morning. but owing TO a blockade
south. wezt no further than Ashland.
train was made up here and left for
Portland this evening On the regular
overiarsi-s time Two Pullman and two
tourist sieepers with their passengers are
left on the siding here.
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PACING ln.ur..es ua.en bend.

San Francisco, Jan. a2-Tne Pacific In
surare.s Union went out OF existence to-
day, a large majority voting for the rev
constitution. which reyivcs the insur-
ance compact under the title of Beard
OF Fire Underwriters. The new organiza-
tion permits the employment OF salaried
solicitors Twent3-Six members OF the
old organization joined the new compact
Representatives OF sixteen companies
have not yet signed the constitution.
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A CRISIS IN enExcE.


Athens, JAN 2s.-Tae entire Greek nsrf-
tstry has resigned. A panic on the hcursse
followed the announcement. 1t is believed
q co.orsess cabinat wall - formed ari the
chansber dissolved It's safd tssa ressg-
naticn of the TEfcoupis ministry was tlse
outcome of an aaIlierce whiesa the pre.rue er
had With the king. In which the former
made representations w3er reference 10
the tntsrfereraae OF the crown Prince in a
demonstration Sunday. TIE king is said
TO fayc resented the remarks of the pre-
nller
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Suit "a Ouss Nose G.,.,.

San Francisco. Jan- 2e--Attorney Gen.
eral Fitzgerald has given permission 10
the attorney for Stewart Menztes to CON-
mence a suit in the name OF the state,
on behalf OF Menziea 10 oust Moses A.
Gunst from the Office OF police csmrnls-
sioner. Papers were li1ed in the superior
court today, asking that Menzies be
seated.
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Afiarsa. Jan. e2-Tne failure OF the re-
tail dry guods firm df d. H. Dousherty &
CO. was announced Hktay. The firm as
signs the entire stock. va;a.sd at 5000,
to the H. B. CIasiin ctsasrany. New York.
and ak'o gives the saEe firm mortgage
for $4,000 on the palasaa nome of David
Ii. pougherty, the head of the house. The
assets and shfaasies are not yet known
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The French Criais.

PARTS Jan. 22.-Afte- an interview with
L. Pioncare arf Cavagnac. President
Fsaire again sumE1ganed NJ. Bourgeois II
Is believed he viii renew the attempt to
form caSanei, ami VIII choose ether
financial advisers, giving greater prefer
ence t. members Of the left.
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AExlco's rLTImArUM.

Guatemala Must Give Up. Disputed Ter,
ritory or There Will lie War.
City of Mexico. JaR 2e.-After a very
stormy cabinet meeting last night. Press-
dent Diaz notified Guatemala, through
its minister that he would not concede
one iota- Guatemala would have TO give
In to Mexico's demands or suffer the
consequences. Several Central American
representatives at the meeting made the
statmeut TO President piaz that they
understood Mexico was trying TO grasp
Central american territory Diaz de-
MED this assertion.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-23

Washington Clty. Jan ass-Debs and essse
ciates will be reisased from the McHenry
county, H., jail tomorrow on s2.eoo bail,
e<Sch. In aScorsianca With the recent
order OF the supreme court
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WILSON is DEFEATED.
His Followers Now Bent On
Creating a Deadlock.
USELESS LEGISLATIVE BALLOT.
Twelve More Undeeisive Ballots Ia
the Republican Caucus.

Wilson's Forces WAIVER - Enemles sf
Kias Ceaaty E~ses~lns over ner Sap
Ing Divided For tho Firss rfms-To-
day the Ballot In Jaint sessiea.
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Ia. Italian v.ssery over Asr..,n,aa.

Nassssvsa<s Egypt. Jar, - -Ras Ma-zg.-
Ga. ttss AhyEsanaaa esieg. - sa asxAt.
se~Sgrs- sssssSe - TezsAez@ HIS s3.xes arr
eo-Sps@sssy aca sxereSs-
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Cianbcrla;n's Cough Rensedy l. famons
for its cures of bad eolds. Try IL and yon
will he more than pleased with the result.
II is pleasant 10 taks. Chibdrsu like Il
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-24
ORGANIZING ooLoRrD FOLKS.
The Work of the Womnn's Christian
Temperance Union.

Taylor, Tex, oct 23.-(speclal)-
Last afternoon n number Of the ladies'
and honorary members of the Wu-
mans Christian Temperance Union of
Taylor went TO the colored Baptist
church, where by appointment n large
audience awaited them. After singing
by the colored people and prayer and
scripture reading Miss Maggie Angus,
the leader of the temperance cause In
Taylor and n lady loved and esteemed
for her convictions, made an earnest
appeal for temperance and for organ
izatlon among the colored people,
making It very clear to them that II
they signed the w. C. T. U. pledge
they could not vote to license saloons.
SIxty-four colored mem and women
signed the pledge, nineteen Of whom
were voters. \ number OF the colored
men spoke, giving excellent reasons
why their race would be benefited
without the saloon, and telling how
white men would give them whisky
and hire them to vote. and their voting
makes them no better off. A president
Of the w. c. 7. U. was elected and
an organization perfected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-24

paddock ana the Panther ana De-
struction of Pompei.

Dallas, Tex. Oct, 23. -(Special)-
President Trezevant secured Palne's
costly spectacular attractions for eight
nights. The stupendOus exhibition and
fireworks display Monday and Tues
day nights drew large audiences and
well pleased ones. This was Fort
Worth night. and the chief pictures
In fire and gunpowder were Paddock
and the Panther The work was we'll
executed and the large audience was
delighted beyond measure The high
wind detracted somewhat from the
success Of the performance. however.
but this was unavoidable. Special
mention Is due Petite Evelyn. the won
derful contortionist. Harry Ia Rose,
globe steps and grand spiral act;
Greek dancing girls; George MARITIME
and Mile Laura. In La Perche: Mar
tine and warde and Evelyn In the fly
Ing trapeze: Laura MARITIME on the high
wire, walking at great altitude,
through a cage u hre. with helmet
az 1re on her head and wheels OF fire
attached to her pole Following the
destrtiotion OF the city came the fne
nyrotechnIc display. The opening was
= fiigbt OF rockets. fired from different
aoaItions. so as to blend the continuous,
Varied tints, and thus envelop the en-
,tra heavens with fire. An eight wheel
spoke, 80 feet by 30 feet, showing gor-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-24
QUARANTINE RESTRICTION
Revoked by Governor Cuiberson in
mn Interesting Proclamation.

Austin. Tex, Oct 23.-(speclaD.-
Governor Culberson today revoked his
proclamation of March last for the
restriction of a general quarantine i'm
posing certain conditions upon all
vessels from ports and places south of
% degrees north latitude from entering
the ports OF the state after May !, to
take effect November /. with pro-
vision excepting the portion of the
proclamation applying to the entrance
into Texas ports of vessels infected by
contagious diseases within period of
twenty days before arrival at the
Texas ports. The governor further de-
clared quarantine on and after Novem-
Der l. against any person infected or
liable to be infected with contagious
diseases and he authorized the quaran-
fine officers and health officers of
counties to establish local quarantine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-24

San Antonio Tex, Oct. 23.-(Speclal)
Decisions We're handed down today by
the court of civil appeals of the Fourth
supreme judicial district as follows;
Atiirmed-Galveston Harrisburg and
San Antonio Railway company VS.. l..
G. Goodwin, from BeNar; Galveston
Harrisburg and san Antonio Railway
company VS., Il. il. waldo. from BeNar;
New York and Texas Land company
limited, VS.. Thomas II. Gardner, from
la Sale; McLcary q Fleming vs.. ORR
ent Insurance company, from BeNar.
Reversed and remanded-Galveston
Harrisburg and San Antonio Railway
company VS.. Hunt & Gray, from BeNar;
John Faver VS.. Benton Bowers ct al,
from Preside,
Reversed and rendered-B. +. Small
VS.. G. l.. McMurphy ct al. from
IIyalde.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-24

state. from Cook county; Steve Hanlon
alias James Murray VS.. state, from
Cook county; Charlie Hines VS.. state,
from Cook county; Charles Dickens VS..
state from Bexar county; Jacob Rate
VS.. state. from Childress county; Harris
seals vs. state, from Gregg county;
Tom Piles VS. state. from Red River
county.
Reversed and remanded-Blll Minis vs.,
state, from Erath county; Harrison &
Jphnsoh VS.. state, from coun-
ty; Geo Howard vs.. state, from Milan
county; Ed Tamplin VS.. state, from
shelby county; Chas. Mcbride VS..
state, from bampHsas county; Gus
Lawrence VS.. state, from Bexar
county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-24

Austin. Tex, oct. 11.-(special)-on
rall Of trial docket in the third district
fourt OF civil appeals today the follow
ing proceedings We're had:
Ahirmed-Gulf, Colorado and Santa
nc Railway company VS.. Yates, from
pom Green; Peoples Building, Loan
tnd Savings Association VS.. Jackson,
+rom McLenn0n; Mayer VS.. Dittinger,
1rom Travis Crumbley ct al. vs. Busse
n AL from McCulloch.
4 Reformed and aflirmed-Arnold, re-
felNer. VS.. Penn. from Bell.
REVERSED and Notwithstanding
Fam VS.. Austin and Northwestern
IAllWay company, from Travis; Aus
IN ana northwestern Railway COM
lahy VS., McSween. from Burnett;
tun'er a Son VS.. Penlan & Breath.
Irom McLennan.
4 un call Of the motion docket the fol-
Ewlng orders We're made:
hehearng vcrruled--Houston and
eSas Central Railway company vs..
Msar, from Travis; Houston and
eAas Central Railway company VS..
,fas ct al, from Travis.
urahteu-Fire association OF Phila.
phla US. Laning. Moore & Co, from
ssno, Tor additional findings of fact.
supnltted-Wyntt VS.. Bottom. from
oertson, to affirm on certificate;
Wv vi TeNas VS.. Hutchings. from
tevis, for rehearing.
ssueslloh-ls n social club authorized
anspense 10 Its members only spirit
n sttd ,q1ugrs, etc. without paying occu-
auoh liquor dealersO tax? Certified to
4 pfeme court in State VS., Austin
Der %. ''sH '''' WV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-24

geously colored geometrlcai designs,
crosses, etc; flights of silver streamers,
shooting stars snakes, parachute rock
cts OF gigantic size; set piece. the gold
en- tree; flights of silver FIRE. forming
rose steamers, silver torrent emeralds,
rubies and golden spangles. set piece,
revolving sun; display of festooned
rockets, each detaUhing parachute,
which form into various designs,
which change color four times on their
descent. Fountains OF colored fire in
the lake and followed by fire scrpents.
These fireworks are the invention OF
and only produced by Henry j. Pain.
salvoes OF shells. lilac. silver hello
trope, mauve and turquoise, forming
clouds studded with Jewels of every
hue. Acrobatic monkey, doing all sorts
OF gymnastlc work on bar IN fire-
works. Flight of fifty rockets, each
detachlns floating lines OF constantly
changing fires. Double girandole
wheels, revolving horizontally. dis
charging batteries OF roman candles,
jewelled fountains, fanfarona1es. rock
cts and jewolled mines; set piece, Mar
garet, 80 feet by So feet. framed IN
FIRE, giving n successful representation
OF New Orleans famed statute, The
Columbian rocket, caused by the dis
charge OF $50 large rockets, fred stimuli
taneously, and Milling the heavens with
blossoms OF fire of every hue. The
audience hereafter are respectfully le-
quested to remain seated until the hre
works are all over, which VIII be tod
by the relightng OF the electric lights.
Many ladies' and gentlemen from Fort
Worth witnessed the display. Pains
cumpany will close in Dallas on Tues
dav night, october 30. They were Sc
cured for eight nights and do not APP
pear on Sundays, Hence. unless rain
shall Interfere. the closing pyroteehniSe
display and destruction of Pompeil VIII
take place next Tuesday night other
engagements prevent longer stay In
Dallas, and all who desire TO witness
this sublime spectacle should bear this
fact in mind. Tomorrow night, In hon
or OF the Daughters OF the Confed-
eracy," there will be great naval en-
gagement in FIRE and the bombardment
Of Fort Sumpter.
PAINS manager here promises pro,
ductlon that has never been equalled
anywhere. Thousands OF OLD soldiers
ana their families are expected 10 be
present.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-24
HE KILLED A FRIEND.
ZEN RICHARDSON Is INSTANTLY
KILLED IN TExARieANA.
Slot by Frank Hartman, VINO was
Trying tn nrenk Up sa-
loon Drnwi.

Texarkana, Tex. Oct. 2S.-(speclai)--
Frank Barlsman, Il deputy constable
on the Texas side. shot and killed Zeb
Richardson. one OF his best friends. at
10 o'clock last night In the Marion nd
wards saloon, The shooting was pure
ly accidental. Two other men were en-
gagged In an uneven fight, little po-
llceman and big italian. and the
Inter was using the former very No.
verely when Barkman drew his pistol
and cooked It for the purpose OF In
timidating the Italian. BY some means
the pistol was discharged unlnten-
tionally and the stray bullet struck
Richardson. byBtander. with the re-
suit noted. The coroner held this
morning that Barkman was FREQ FROM
blame and he was discharged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-24
REPUBLICAN DAY.
Two Noted Iowa Republican Orators
WIN lie There.

Dallas, Tex. oct, 25.-(speclal)-
Friday Will be Republican Day, and
General f. NJ. Drake and Col A. Il.
Cummins OF Iowa Will be the speakers,
Gen. Drake is the Republican nominee
for governor and Col Cummins is re.
garded az one Of the most polished
orators of the Hawkeye state. All Re-
publlcans, regardless OF color or fac
WIN II. Atwell. chairman OF the COM
mittee ON arrangements, Pain has
prepared a special fireworks display fer
Friday hight and Sousa win hold forth
at Music hall from until $50 O'Clock.
and then comes the destruction of
Pompeli and the pyrotechnics.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-24
FORT WORTH PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Pupils VIII lie Admitted Free sntur-
day when with Teachers.

Dallas, Tex, Oct. 23,-(speciaD.-
President Trezevant said TO the Ca
2ette correspondent tonight; "Ihe
Gazette can announce that the fair
directors decided today to admit the
scholars OF the public schools Of Fort
Worth free of charge next Saturday.
Educational Day. They must be ac-
companled and identified by their
teachers and the teachers Identified by
Superintendent Hog. We do this In
recognition of the eforts of the teach
ers and Of public schools OF Fort Worth
in assisting In getting up the splendid
state school exhibit for the Fam and
Exposition"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-24
rnIarY-FIvE rem GENT.
An Estimate of IN. Cotton Crop Il.
Fannin.

Ravenna, oct. 23.-(speciaD--New-
toms cotton gin nj this place up to this
date last year had put up 1900 bales
OF cotton, running day and night. Up
to this date this year they have only
put up about 400 bales and on many
farms the crops are all gathered, ana
that is about the condition Of the coun-
ty over. And this county Qrannin) has
heretofore been one OF the largest
cotton producers IN the state. The
county viii not probably produce over
35 per cent OF last years crop. the
weather for gathering has been nn-
precedented and the bolls have opened
premnturely. The cotton has MI been
sold as fast as ginned. should the
people hold up on selling cotton VIII
be bound to 20 up higher.
The people In this section are almost
unanimous in favor OF Hon. Joe Bailey
as Roger @. Mills successor for the
United States senate.
The corn crop here IA the heaviest
ever produced In this and edjoining
counties.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-24

Austin, Tex. Oct. % --(Specinl)-
The railroad commission has cited the
Houston and Texas Central and othe=
roads to appear before 1t November l
land answer charges for violation Of
compress rules and regulations. The
Southern railroad of Kansas IS cited
10 81 pear at the same time Cor excess
charges on coal from Mama station
h. Panhandle city, on that road.
Mr.. y. A. Hilly OF the clvll service
Examining board was here today and
Examined TWENTY-FIVE applicants for
positions In the United States postal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-24
DAUGHTERS OF ooSrnpnnAoY. ~
Tomorrow VIII lie Dallas Day rs
Well.

Dallas, Tex, Oct. 23.-(special) ITO
morrow. Thursday, october "a. will be
Daughters OF the Confederacy and
Dallas Day Mayor Holland has pro-
clnimed II holiday and all buRiness
houses and factories are expected to
close and enable employees TO attend.
The fair management Will donate is
per cent. OF the net receipts to the
monument fund. Sousa has prepared
special programs for his concert at
music hall, and Mrs. l.. 7. Jester, the
Texas songbird, will be heard. Tomor-
row will be a big day and all Dallas
and every ex-Confederate and every
ex-Confederate Rympathizer who can
attend should be out to swell the re.
celpts The Pain program for the