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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
THE DELAWARE DEADLOCK.
Fhe House Passes Resolution Extending
the Legislative Session.

The House Passes Resolution Extending
the Legislative Session.
DOVER, Del, May S.-Tho hall Of the
house was crowded yesterday long before
tho hour for taking the usual ballot for
senator. All who were entitled to occupy
seats on the floor availed themselves Of tho
privilege. The expected change, owing TO
the letter written by Hon George V. Mas
sey, did not occur, however, but instead
the supporters of the Dover attorney issued
request for n conference of Republican
members last night.
The conference to discuss the senator
ship muddle was called to order at
o'clock, and remained In session until
midnight, when an adjournment vas had
without anything having been accom-
plished Two reporters, who secreted
themselves In the room where the confer
ence originally met were discovered aud
elected, after which the oonferrees adj
journed to the parlor in tho state house
and resumed their deliberations.
The resolution of Representative Charles
L. Moore, extending the time of the ses-
sion until the 18th, was passed by the
house by vote of II to 10. DAILY (Dem.)
voted with the Republicans in favor OF the
resolution, and is being roundly de-
nounced by his party associates for doing
so, Five Republicans voted against tho
bill.
Speaker Records is strongly in favor of
the resolution, rs he believes the general
assembly cannot possibly get through with
Its business by tomorrow. The governor
is just pronounced in opposition and
says he will go on tho floor of the senate
and vote II by that means he can defeat it,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
". 81 n. Railroad Directors.

The annual meeting of the Wilmington
nnd Northern Railroad Company wus
hoiu at Birdsporo on Monday.
The report of the directors showed that
the gross earnings for the year ending
December 81, 1891 were $40 1895; oper
atipg expenses S37l ,477.9s; taxes, S6.7l7
~: totai. 1881. l95. 95. Receipts, less oper'
atIng expenses, taxes and interest on
bonds. S23 40.
Compared with the previous year there
was decrease in gross cummings OF Sl4.
414 50. or 3.l9 pGr caut., and decrease In
operating expenses OF sll. 5j5 SO, or per
cent. The receipts from passengers were
$I60il 40; freight, 1888. lGj 81, milk, w.
677S3.
These are the newly elected officers:
President II. A. DUPONT; directors. Geo
Brooks, Dr. Charles Huston. A. L. Foster
John s. Gerhard, Colonel l., Heber Smith.
William S. Conner; secretary, L. Is. Shurt'
er; superintendent and treasurer. A. q.
McCausland; chief engineer, Il. l.. Hills
general freight aud passenger agent
Eowness Briggs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
The Summer Executive Mansion,

WASHINGTON, May S.-Quite complete
executive Office will be established at Gray
Gables for the presidents use this sum
mer, and ms arrangements have been made
for the transaction there of all public
business that will necessarily come before
him it is probable that his departure for
Buzzards Bay will be made as soon as the
weather becomes oppressive in Washing
ton. Private Secretary Thurbor Will be
near enough SO that he can work with the
president every day. No appointments
that may be made or other business trans
acted by the president will be furnished
to the public ut Buzzard's Bay, but will
be sent to the White House in Washing
ton for announcement.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
DEATH OF JUDGE GREEN.
He Was Ex-Governor and Vice ChnnceIls
of New Jersey,

He Was Ex-Governor and Vice Chancellor
of New Jersey.
ELIZABETH, N. j., May s.-Vice Chan
cellor and x-Governor Robert s. Green
died at his home here yesterday, in his 65th
year.
Robert Stockton Green was born at
Princeton, in 1881, of distinguished New
Jersey family. He was graduated at
Princeton in 1850 and was admitted to the
bar three years later. In 1857 he became
city attorney of Elizabeth-a position that
he held for eleven years. From 1862 to
1867 he was surrogate of Union county,
and for the five following years he was
the presiding judge of the county court of
common pleas. At the end of his service
in that capacity Judge Green was made a
member of the commission to suggest
amendments to the constitution of New
Jersey. In 1874 he was admitted to the
New York bar. Mr.. Green was a delegate
to the national Democratic convention Of
1860, which nominated Stephen A. Doug
las for president, and that of 1880. In 1884
he was elected to congress from the Third
district of New Jersey. He was elected
governor of New Jersey in 1887. After his
term expired he was appointed one Of the
vice chancellors of the state, and last June
was appointed by Governor Werts law
judge Of the court of errors and appeals,
to succeed the late Hon. William Walter
Phelps
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
SPECIAL MENTION.

Cuppingard lsochIns, l13 h. seeondS1
NJ. +. Davis, Jeweier, Il. end st
Camping &leeoi.in2. ParSer.51S MlllSpa
American Laundry. d0a West Front St
Slmms Liver Pills quick in curing
headache. splendid iiver sslmulant; oe5s
ever made; thousands say so. 608 King
street.
The healthy. wealthy and wise all uss
DR.. Simms' White Pulmonio Balsam,
when troubled with coughs. sore throat,
lung diseases. &C.. SOC and 81. Depot 90
King street.
DR.. Simms White Pulmonio Balsam. tho
posltiye cure in sore throat and lung dis.
cases, coughs, hoarseness, Group, blood
shifting, 40. Sold by regular druggists
only and at Cos King street at so cents aud
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Highest of all in Leavening Power-Laest U. s. Report
=
.I@(E:A'!l q! Bsifl|eg Bs1tii5sg'!
ABSOLUTELY pUEE
wilmington pi.rr c, Epwor,h League.
AE3SOEgJEEEY EsgJHE


The programme for the sixth annual con-
ventiun of the Wilmington District Ep-
worth League, at the NJ. H. church, New
Castle. May 22 and 23, follows;.
Wednesday, May 22-9 Il. m, praise ser
vice, led by the Rev. II. w Ewing.
$50, business session-Appointment of
committees on credentials finance, nomi-
nations. resolutions, cite; Reports OF district
officers President. w. G. Rooms; vice-presi-
dents, w L, Taylor, Anna Gem. H. @,
Budd and A. S. Mowbray; secretary, May
Welch; treasurer. Irene Hepborn.
II n. m, Symposium of League Work
"Ilow Mt Pleasant Chapter Makes Sue
cess OF the Social Department, Howard
N. Brown; How Grace Chapter Makes a
Success of the Literary Department, Eliza
beth II. Talley.
2 p. m.-Praise service, led by the Rev.
A. S. Mowbray.
2.30 p. M, "IIow Can the Pastor Help the
Epworth League?" the Rev. A. S Mowbray
3, ''Ilow the Secretary Can Help the Work
of the League" Stella w. Blackwell; "HOw
Grace Chapter Makes a Success of the
Spiritual Work" Helen G. Heston; How to
Use and How to Circulate Our Epworth
Herald" Lizzie Walmsley; How Scott
Chapter Makes a Success of the Mercy and
Help Department Alonzo w. Davis.
7.f5. Praise service. led by the Rev. +,
Burgette Short; Feasibility of Having q
Chapter of the Epworth League in Every
Methodist Church." the Rev. Robert Watt
Thursday, May 23-9 a. m, Praise ser
vice, led by the Rev. w. p. Taylor; busl-
ness session; THE Epworth League and
Local Methodist History" the Rev. V. S
Collins; THE Junior Epworth League,
Alvin w. Lum; THE Application of Busi-
ness Methods and Energy to Christian
Work" II. s. Goldey; "Methodsm on the
District" the Rev. l.. e. Barrett.
2p. M, Song and prayer service in coun.
ty Jail, led by the Rev. l.. W. Layfleld
How to Reach and Save Young Men," the
Rev. II. G. Budd; THE Place of the Ep
worth League in Methodism." the Rev. ii
w. Ewing; election of officers etc
7.3O. Praise service, led by New Castle
Chapter address, "Why ! Am a Metho
dit the Rev. w. N. Brodbeek, D, D., oi
Boston.
All addresses and papers are limited tc
fifteen minutes, and speeches during discus
sion limited to five minutes.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
NJ. L. Church Extcnsion.

The Poard Of Church Extension Of the
N. f. Conference met in Fletcher Hall
yesterday Assistance was asked from the
board for the following amounts by the
several churches; Sloan, Wicomico
county, Nd, $500; Perryyllle. $500; St.
Stephens, Wic1mieo county, $500; I'm
manuel, Salisbury district, $500: Armory
Church, Dover. $500; Barretts, Northam-
ton county, Md, $500; Good Will, Wor-
cestet county. Md, 5000; Tyasken, Wicom-
leo county, Md, $3.50 All the money at
the command Of the board is only about
$llOO. At one o'clock the conference ad-
| journed without coming to any conclusion.
| In the afternoon it was decided to give
$500 to Perryville. S3G0 to Armory Church
at Dover and to divide the remaining $500
among the needy churches in Salisbury
district.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Iio. for Denver vim Pennn. II. IL.

For the accommodation OF persons who
desire to visit Colorado on the occnsion OF
the meeting OF the National Educational
Association at Denver, Col, July to ",
the Pennsylvania Railroad Com pany will
sell excursion tickets on July 8, and 6, to
Denver, Colorado Springs, Manitou and
Pueblo at the extremely low rate OF s50.To
from New York. Si9.25 from Philadelphia.
S415O from Baltimore and Washington,
9i725 from Harrisburg; ptopUrllonate
rates from other points.
These tickets will be good for return
passage from Colorado points on July l2,
i3. II and 10. with an extension until Sept.
let II desired.
special train OF Pullman Buffet Sleep
Ing Cars will be run. leaving New York at
TO- 10 o. M, July 4, stopping ut prominent
intermediate points and arriving at Den
yer on the afternoon OF July 8.
This affords grand opportunity for
| trip to the w0rlc.renowned Rocky Noun
tain resorts In Colorado ut comparative
| ly small cost.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
REVOLUTION IN ECUADOR.
The United States Steamer Ranger Ordered
to EsmernldRs.


New YORK, May s.--The Horald special
from Panama has the following: The Her
aid correspondent In Guayaquil, Ecuador,
sends word that the revolution there is
spreading on all sides, and that Senior SR
rasti, minister of war, is reported to be
Killed The principal newspapers Of that
city have been suppressed and their edit
ors and proprietOrs banished. Several reg
iments of soldiers have gone over to the
revolutionists. 1t is estimated that tho rev.
olutionists have 900 men in Esmeraldas
by this time, and General Barona is in Ba-
bahoyo with 500 more
The fact leaked out at the navy depart
ment yesterday, after having been success
fuliy hidden from the public for week,
that the United States steamer Ranger
had been ordered from Buenaventura,
Colombia, on May 2 to Esmeradas, port
tn northern Ecuador, where she probably
has been for the last four days. This or
der was issued at tho request Of the state
department, where it was stated that tho
request had been made because the do
partment had been convinced by repre-
sentations made by Americans having in
terests in Ecuador that it would be wise
to do so. No further statement as to the
nature of the trouble that has arisen in
Ecuador could be gathered at the state de-
partnent, but from other sources 1t Is
learned a revolution is believed to be i'm
pending in that country as an outcome of
the bitter dissatisfaction engendered by
tho use of the Ecuador flag to cover tho
transfer to Japan of the Chilean cruiser
Esmeralda last winter
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
rntnl E1plosIor q, Dynamite.

PoTTsvILLE. Pa, May s-By an explos.
lon of dynamite shot at the Albright
polliery, near Llowellyn, yesterday, one
man was killed and several others injured,
pne perhaps fatally. Thomas Flood, 20
years old, was killed; James Iidiback per-
haps fatally injured, and John Calligan
and John Mornsik slightly hurt 1t is be-
leyod that tho men employed at the pro
Vious shift had accidentally failed to fro
bne Of the holes which they had charged,
aud the drill operated by Flood and Lidi-
back had struck the dynamite and caused
II to explode.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
An Allbl for student Durant.

SAN FRANCISCO May s.-Theodore Dur
ants attorneys have discovered evidence
which will enable them to establish an
alibi for their client, SO far as the Will
iams murder case is concerned A Marlbot
street hair dresser states that Minnie
Williams was a regular patron. She says
Miss Williams entered her shop at 8
o'clock on the night Of her disappearance.
She had her hair dressed, leaving the shop
at S:25. This proves, Durant's counsel
says, that he could not have committed
the criIno
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Countess Ca.teIlan.,. ambition.

PARIS, May s.-The Count Boniface dc
Castellnne and his wife, formerly Miss
Anna Gould, of New York, have bought
a large site at the corner of the Avenue du
Bois de Boulogne and the Avenue dc NAL
akolf, paying therefor 700 francs per meter.
The Countess de Castcllane will now carry
out the dream of her life, that Is to exactly
reproduce tho Grand Trianon at Yer
sailles, with immense gardens, for Paris
residence. The Grand Trianon is u hand
come villa, one story in height, in the form
of horseshoe, and is situated about three
quarters Of u mile to the northwest OF tho
terrace of the Palace of Versailles Itwas
erected by Louis XIV for Mime. De Main
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
ITCH E'I,Iu &c BASH,
No. 21o MARKET STREET.
81. Tammans,- Day.

May 12 will be st. Tammany's day and
the Red Men OF the State will celebrate
tue event as they never before have. The
lneetlEgs will he held here and VIII be at.
tended by fully one thousand membsrs of
the order. In tho morning they VIII at,
tend service at Scott Church In the
afternoon there will be Il meeting at the
Opera House. which will be addressed by
the Row II. X. Stephenson, grand prophet.
G. O., OF Maryland. and the Rev. Vaughn
s. Collins OF Minqna tribe. No. The
music will be by st. Paurs NJ. Il. Church
choir. In the evening tho members OF
the order Will attend Brandyw.ne NJ. E.
Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Japap,. AdditIonnl Indemnity.

LONDON, May 8.-A dispatch from St.
Petersburg to The Times says that the
Russian government is satisfied with
Japan's reply to the protest of tho powers,
and regards the incident thus far as
closed, Russia is evidently glad to get out
of very awkward position without hag-
Cling as to the particular form of lam
guage in which Japan agrees to refrain
from annering the Lao rung peninsula
1t is reported that in consideration of
Japans abandonment of the Liao Tung
peninsula she will receive an additional
indemnity of 5000, 600
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
pnrgnIns-You sieetI,e WORD

So often we are almost afraid to use 1t In
a business way, especially when we are
talking about shoes, but our bargains are
not those largo heavy ten by twelve shoe
bargains yon road so much about and
don't lind when you go to see them. But
we have bargains, modest bargains, mon.
ey saving bargains that are worth looking
otter. Examine the quality aud prices of
our ehoes, compare both with anything
you may see In special reduction sales and
We are not afraid OF the result. II you
need footw ear and wont the beat for tho
smalleRt amout OF money we can eerve
you. FormRn's No. 10 L. ith street be-
tween Market and King,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Dynamite Fiends in Now Jersey.

CRAWFORD, N J., May s.-Peter Pat
tons now hotel at Fanwood was partially
destroyed by dynamite at o'clock in the
morning. Holes were dug on each side Of
the arch supporting the building. and a
cartridge with fuse attached placed In
side The earth wns replaced aud the fuse
lighted. The effect Of the explosion was
to tear away most of the wcatherboards
from the house and 10 break all the win
dowa IN the hotel. Tho theory Is that the
outrage was committed by jealous rival
of Patten, who failod TO get u license in
Fanwopd.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
ro Impri.nn q Recnlrilrnnt wltnn...

sPRINGFIELD, His, May s.-Lteutennnt
Governor Gill last night issued warrant
of commitment addressed to Sergcant-at-
Arms Anderson of the state senate, and
all sheriffs, directing that Frank ii.
Cooper, of the firm of Siegel, Cooper &c
Co., Chicago, be placed in Jail and kept
there until he signifies willingness to sat
isfactorily gnswer questions which he re-
fused to reply to at the bar of the state
senate regarding the affairs of the firm of
which he is a member.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
usprn.nnl,s .es-ion.

The Supreme Conclave of the Improved
Order OF Heptasophs of tho United States
held It's annual session in Eden Han yes
terdav. Delegates were present from
seventeen states. The business of the
session was principally Of a routine char
acter. The reports OF the supreme archon
and the supreme treasurer were presented
read and referred to appropriate commit
tees Several amendments TO the consti
tuition were proposed and went over until
to day under the rules.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Normal SclinOi students.

There is In attendance at the West Ches.
ter Normal School the following Della.
wareans: Ella . Connell. Emma ID.
O'Connell. Wilmington; Francis C, Knapp.
Dover; AdetGnte L. Houston. Mlllaboroi
Nellie LIE Carpenter Rockland; Clarenos
Ii. Pepper and Minerva W. Pepper of
Georgotown; Title q Waiter. Ftankford;
Harry White Drawbr,dgs; Anita l. viii
son. Townsend e Leola Wright, Rock.
ford. AmonE this Marylnnders at the
school are Bessie y. Evans john P. Evans
OF Elkton, aud ). ). Wills Lusby of
Ceollton.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
o,car wilde out on nsii.

LONDON, May s-Lord Douglas of Ha-
wick, eldest surviving son of the Marquis
Of Queensberry, and the Rev Stewart ID,
Headlan, well known as a staunch sup
porter of stage dancing, appeared In the
Bow street police court and became se-
ourities for Oscar Wilde. Wilde was
Brought from Holloway jail to the Bow
street police court, when he was formally
lat at liberty upon the bnil furnished
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
ueoyv Da,,,npesto FolIo,y.

1t now looks as though the bill for the
elimination OF grade crossings will he
defeated. Ono OF the greatest difficulties
in the way oil the Fourth street bridge is
matter of damage. These in the aggre.
gate will amount to many times the cost
OF Tho construction OF tho bridge. 1t Is
said the Diamond State Iron Company
alone III claim 100000 What Will be
the outcome Of the difficulty isnot known
but it is thought the bill wilt have to be
modified before It Is passed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
non,,, r,o,,, . Cnncer.

Miss Benlah D1illor. daughter Of Joseph
and ReDecca Miller, died at tho home oil
her parents In BrRndywlne hunured yes,
terdny. nred IS years. Niles Miller had
suffered a long time from cancer in the
left breast, which was tho cause OF her
death Last June an operation was per
formed but no change in her oondlllo
followed. The funeral will take place
Friday afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Fatal Shooting Anrey in cbarI.s.on.

CHARLESTON May s.-What will prob.
ably be fntnl shooting affary occurred
last night at the corner of Meeting and
Bociety streets, most prominent pnrt OF
bhe city. j. n. Barsh shot and mortally
wounded William Wilson, his first cousin,
who is newspaper compositor. Wilson
was shot In the back while running Fam
lily troubles, the nature of which is un-
known, was the cause Of the shooting.
Wilson, who is n young men, is still alive,
but doctors have 10 hopes for his recovery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
A Xiv Euilnre.

Z, s. Jaffray & Co. of New York a big
wholesale dry goods house falled-and
were sold out at auction laat week. MIR.
VIM. Bash OF tho firm of Mitchell Il Bash
attended the sale and bought Zig lot OF
dry goods from them. Their ''ad' in
another column explains come OF the
bargains,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

nl,a ontn Enrnmnrrnr..

The nnws from LoulsvIlIe regarding Nc
preparation. Tor the twenty ninth annual
encam pment of the G.. A, Il. indicate that
the first reunion of Northern veter ans
south Of Mason ana LiXon's limo will he
an event long to be remtm bered. Fully
800 600 people ara expected there with the
old soldiers, whe val Gtessnt solid
front with 1900 actual delegates Tho eitl-
zens of Louisville have already raised a
fund of 100000. ard the residents In the
small towns nearby will alBo do their
share Uf the entertaining.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
ERtniIy IuiuroI.

Mr. T. j. ErIssman Grand Patriarch OF
tho Grand Epcampment OF Odd Fellows In
Penns ylvania. and who WAS favorably ana
we'll known in our city, wac fatally injured
on tuesday evening by falling from the
top OF flight of stuirs at his residence In
LnnnRslnr. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
In PrnnnrnIinn.

The farce comedy. The Ulster" Is
under active headway. parts are all as.
signed and every one is under strict
tuition which certainly shows the actual
value OF the p zee as play. 1t will be
seen ut the Now Century CLUB building, on
the aSth, Tor the benefit Of st. Johns
Church,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Atnn-enIents. a

GRAND OPENA HUME
The opening OF the sale OF seats for tho
engagement OF DE Wolf Hopper. at tho
Grant Opera House. Friday, May IL, 1895.
In his latest success, Dr. Syntax, which
opens tomorrow morning at the box
Office is expected to be very large. He
will be supported by usual excellont New
York Comuaqy,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

Go to smeltz h Co. II East Fourth
street, for all kinda of fruits. produce.
oysters and fish; Wholesale and retail.
Don't forgot tho number. II East Fourth
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
A snIn-i, LIZ.

An unknown mnn inst evening Ian into
Frank Ogden with "A bicycle on Washing.
ton Street bridge md smashed his wheel
so bad that he had to walk home.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
shn,I SrnIIinII,n Alley.

Mr.. David Powell will have his fish stall
in the olley adjoining Third Street mark.
OF every day throughout the season. They
Will be kept III ioe and will be In first class
order.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

All kinds OF seed potatoes-AIaIne Rose,
Early Vermont. burbank. Waite Star,
Early Ohio and Beauty OF Hebron at
Hmeltz q Co.'S. II EaAt Fourth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

Smeltz Il Co. commission DeTchants,
No n Enst Fourth street hove Just re-
ceiyed q large quantity OF the hLest pro.
duce that ever came TO WILMINGTON. Call
and sec them ard you will get bargains.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

Dr. SImms' White Pulmonic Balsam Is
the medicine for sore throat, coughs and
all lung diseases; alwa! Reliable; direct
throat aud lung med elie. 6Jj King
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

The person holding ticket No. 4G7 has
drawn the two pets on exhibition at 221
Market street. Call aud got them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

Now ls the time Tor coughs, colds,
hoaIseness aud the laying Of the seeds for
consumption. Dr. Sii1m5' white pullEon-
ci bAlsam is the liuest and best remedy
ever made. is just the medicine TO pre-
vent thase cQlhmiLias and cure tho disease.
6Ub king street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
sLort.-shorts-sb,rt-.

2oOO lbs Havana Shorts for eale at s.
". corner Second and Shpley streets, at
20 cents pound. City Market Cigar Fac.
tory. ii. L. BOURBON. prop.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

DR.. J. R Smith has removed from 9lo
Madison street. TO n. W. corner Seventh
and Adams. Telephone 49I.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Don,t IorsoI Spring IL Coming,

and you want your carriages repaired aud
shined Ip. The best anu cheapest place
is at Nalther / Co.'S, Snulh OF Market
Street Bridge.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

Dr. Slmms, No 6O6 King street, has a
worm medicine which is the 5es. on tho
market. Try bottle.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Uo,rd n, u,,I,b oraun,zc-.

The Board OF Health hold It's annual
meeting last night and organized. These
are the officers President, Dr. John p.
Wales; secretary. w. q. X. Colquhouni
treasurer, Jacob Hadley Lawls, The ex-
ecutiye officers elected were Phillip W.
Mcdowell, James b. Tucker, William J.
Mckinney and Thomas B. hicYey. El.
wood W. Dayett elected superintendent
of the crematory and Charles II. Grovse
and Howard CrBmer were made assistants.