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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-12
DEWEY COMMENDED.
Appropriate Action Taken by the House Of
Krprese ntRiIyes.

Appropriate Action Taken by the House Of
Representatives.
spoiinl uorreHpuiinunre pf t,hgStfe and Journal
Dover, May 10. Tho General Assem-
bly, yesterday tnok official cognizancs OF
Commodore Deweya recent victory,
both houses unanimously adopting the
following, which were Offered by Mr..
Donaldson:
Whereas, The United States Asiatic Squad
ron under command OF Admiral George
Dewey las undoubtedly won one Of the
greatest naval victories ever accomplished
in our history; and
Whereas, Said victory firmly establishes
the United States rs one Of the leaiing
nations Of tho world aud commands the
respect of all other nations To our naval
strength; therefore, be IL
Resolved, By the.Senaic and House Of
Representative Of the state of Delaware
IN General Assembly met:
That we, the General Assembly OF Della.
ware, do HEREBY extend Admiral George
Dewey unanimous vote of thanks in 70.
engnition and appreciation OF his glorious
achievement; and be ii further
Resolved, That tho Secretary Of the State
forward all enrolled copy Of these resolr..
tons to Admiral George Dewey.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-12
swIsDLED 4 noARDEn.
An Alleged Cattle Doaler worke


An Alleged Cattle Dealer Worked n
Newarker for $50.
Special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal
Newark, May 0. "A man giving his
name AZ L. NJ. Lohman OF Mrncey,
Ind, registered at the Deer Park liutel
on Thursday last. and after taking din
Nor, proceeded to make arrangements
with the proprietor, Milton Steel, TO
hold a sale OF COWS at the hotel to-day.
lilo talked easily and was taken to be
typical rsnchman. Iie made number
OF acquaintances, including ona of the
regular boardsrs, who seemed 10 take
an interest In him. The man said he
wGs atranger and asked the assistance
OF the boarder in arranging for his
sale
The boardcr willingly oifsred bis
help. They get well acquainted ana
the result was tho accommodation of
tho alleged Cattlo man with so to pay
freight on bis expected COWS.
That evening the cattleman went TO
Wilmington, uadur pietence of louking
for his cows, and has not been seen
since.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-12

Spanish Schooner aad Norwegian steamer
brought TO Key West All Quiet ut
Havana,
Key West, Fla, May 10. The Span.
ish fishing schooner Fernandito and
the Norwegian steamer Brathherg are
the only new vessels in the harbor this
morning.
Tho Spanish boat was captured by
the gunboat Eicksburg yesterday morn
ing while trying to make Havana har-
hor On her way from iucatun. She
has crew OF six mon.
The Brathberg is cattla steamer and
loft here few days ago She vas not.
ing suspiciously and was apparently
attempting To run the blockade into
Havana, when she was stopped and
turned back. The Msngroyo conveyed
her to port, in company with tho Fer.
nandito, which md prize crew aboard,
arriving hers early this murning.
The Mapgroye reported tnat all was
quiet about havana when she left that
hHrbor.
The Cuban blockade causes only cur.
sorry interest here now. Everybody is
waiting for news from Rear admiral
Sam nBon
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-12

In tho Office of Magistrate Kellev
Saturday morning Robert r, Smith and
kalph Farm were each held in the sum
Of $500 bail for the Court of GeneraI
Sessions ou the charge of highway
robbery. James Cochran OF Konne,t
Souaro came 10 this city FRIDAY fnr
the purpose of collecting money 4 ftnr
taSing number of drinks be enterei
inc sIaple yards OF the Gibson llouse
where he was followed by tho ds.
tsndanta. lie was knocked down and
ms pockets rified. William Redmile'
VINO, has charge Of the stables testifind
to the affair and atnted that he Iollnwod
the, men and saw Smith omen tbc
pocketbook and divide with Earn. ~
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-12

Twelve months ago public opinion was
decided as to the merits Of the various ndyer-
fused medicines for Coughs aud Colds An
doubts upon this important subject seem to
DC now at an end. The unparalleled success
has settled the question. 1t is in evidence
that in upwards of live thousand cases of
Lung and Throat complaints, it has not
failed in Il single instance to effect cure.
The result is a demand for the article that
has no precedent in the history Of pro-
prietary medicines sold by all Druggists
buying large size. Pixies ToOthachc drops
cure in one minute.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-12

Cleveland, O., May Q. The Cleveland
rubber works has JUST received rush
order from the United States govern
ment to furnish u, 600 pouchos for the
volunteer army. The ponchos are light
rubber blankets 70 by AZ inches and
are adapted 20 three uses. They can he
ueed as blankets, as capes, or four Of
them may be laced together and made
into tent. II is the intention of the
government to furnish all the volun-
tteers with these blankets. as they will
be especially servioeable in Cuba dur
ing the rainy season. Another order
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-12
sPAIN'S HkEAD KIorS.
women Take Hann, and Bonded Ware
houses Were Burned Tuesday.

women Take Hann, and bonded Ware
houses Were Burned Tuesday.
Madrid. Spain, May TO- = The bread
riots at Alicante, the seaport Of Val
sncia which began yesterday, we're con
tinued all night, the women taking
prominent part In tue work Of deatrue.
tion,
A riotous mob paraded the streets,
demanding cheaper bread and Other
accessories Of life. The rioters marched
to the factories, whore they were Joined
by the people who were at work. Later
they sacked the OCtroi Bureau uud
burned the furniture and archivea.
a strong force OF gendarmss was sent
to the scene aGd charge was made
upon the mob. which wRs temporarily
dispersed. hut the rioters reformed
and attacked mad burned all tho bonded
warehouses, after possessing themselves
of the wheat in storage.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-12
SERIOUS reouBLE AT MANILA.
Report of Admiral Montojo's Assassination
by the PopuIace.


London, Eng, May 10.-A special
dispatch from Shanghai says it is re-
ported there that admiral Montojo, the
commander of the Spanish fleet, who
sscRpod from Cavite by running along
the shore to Manila with his two sons,
was killed by the populace of tho latter
place.
II ia addod that the hospital of San
Rogue, filled with Spanish soldiers. was
set on fire by shells from the Bostou
and that Sisters of Charity we're killed
while removing the wounded.
Maasacres are reported to have oc-
Cured outside OF Manila. the insur-
gents butchering even the Spanish
women and children.
Rear Admiral Dewey, 1t is said, finds
the Insurgents growing dangerous. 1t
is added, that he cannot control them,
nor can he enable the Spaniards to do 30.
There is one Japanese warahip at
Manila.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-12
May corraG as nuRNEn.


Gloversville. N. y, May 9.--Over
100 cottages at Scandaga Park. Fulton
county, popular summer resort IS
miles north of here, have beun do
stroysd by fire, probably of incendiary
origin. The cottages were all frame
structures, built closely together
A special train from this city arrived
too late for assistance. No estimate of
the losses is yet available. Most OF the
property destroyed was owned by
Gloyersville and YOUNGSTOWN people.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-12
cUBASs READY TO FIeHr
But They Lack Arms and AmmunItto

But They Lack Arms and Ammunition
Pniabie Condition of Reconcentrados,
New York, May 9.-Tle Evening
Post'a Key West correspondence to. day
says;
An artist who has just arrived from
Gomez's camp, says that there are
IS, 600 Cubsns in the neighborbood NJ
Sancti Spiritus, but they are ehort of
arms and ammunition. They also have
9itncuity ID obtaining sufficient foud,
put arc full Of enthusiasm and desire to
oo. operate with our army.
Ihe condition OF the reconcentrados
10 described as pitiable in the extreme.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-12
MISSIONARIES MAssAORED.
They We're sent 10 Africa by the Unite
Rrethern inf Duyton nbio

They Wore Sent 10 Africa ny the United
Brethren of Dayton. Ohio.
Sierro Loune, West Coast of A!rica,
May Additional advices confirm the
reports Of the assassination of Miss
Archer, Miss Hatfield and Mr.. Cain,
and add TO the ist of murdered mis-.
sionhries the name OF Miss "Kegg, /"
possibly mispronuuciation of the
name Of Miss SchsncE. Mrs. Cain fed
into tho buah, aud her fate is not
known.
al These missionaries we're Americans
who were sent out here by the United
brethren of Christ Mission of Day,
ton, o,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-12

At a msoting of the stuckholdors Of
IN" Delaware River Failroau Go, On
Woodbury., Nd, on Thursday, the fol-
lowing directors were elected: II. A.
du Font, A. Ia. Foster, A. G. McCaus.
land and y. Il. Shurter of Delaware.
W. D.. Common, John S. Gerhari aud H.
Z. Luudeusiager. Tho directors elected
Mr.. oonnur president and treasurer and
S. L. Miller, secretary.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-12

tiers OF War and Marine, Gen. Gorrea
and Admiral Mareio, teclare they do
not expect Manila to be attacked before
the arrival OF reinforcsments for Rear
Admiral Dewey from tho United States.
The dispatch adds that orders have
been sent to Gen. Augusti the governor
general OF the Philippine Islands to re-
sist to the death any attack on Manila.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-12

ElEton, Nd, May 9.-Tho manglsd
remains of Charles Whitney, colored,
aged about 90 years, were found along
the tracks of tho Philadelphia, vii.
mington " Baltimore railroad, near
Elktan yesterday morning by track
walker. Whitney was from Washing
ton, ID. g., but for year or 60 had
been resident of Elkton, coming here
with the races. 1t 10 the suppoeItion
that while riding on freight car from
baltimore he fell from the train and
was killed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-12
sr0pPED a nRirIsn soAr.
Captain of the Mapl,ias Thought She "


Trying to Run Into Cardenas.
On board The Associated Press dis
patchhnat Kate Spencer. off Cardenas,
via Key West, Fla. May 10.-The
British tramp steamer Strathdes, Capt.
Currie. attempted TO run the hlnekade
yesterday. but was overhauled by the
gunboat MachiRa.
The captain OF the Strathdee claimed
TINT the vessel was loaded vito sugar
and that he had on board a number of
Spanish refugees from sagua la Graude.
lie said that the steamer was hound for
Matanzas, where it was desired to dis
embark some Of the refugees.
Tho commander Of the Machias was
skeptical Of this story, however, and
warned tho uuptain of the Strnthdee
that # he attempted to take the vessel
into Mantanzas she would be fred on,
whereupon the Strathdee put to and
steamed away in the direction of New
York.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-12

LONDON, Eng, May THE repre-
Eentatives Of China paid the raprs-
aentatives Of Japan over ell. 600, Oon
ts55, 600, 000l at the Bank Of England
at noon TO day, this being thu balance
Of the China-Japan wnr indemnity.
The JapaneHn troops will forthwith
commence the evacuation of Wei Hal
Wei. Whu date of this British occupa.
tion OF Wei Hal Vol is not yet settled.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-12
DIED FROM UxREo 0IrED horE.



Man In Milford Neck.
Special CORRESPONDENCE II Gazette and journal
Milford, May G, just after supper
last night, Harry Watkins, a prominent
young man Of Milford Mack, Sun OF
John Watkins, left the house and went
TO the barn and taking a trace rope
from tbs pillow harness, made it fast
around his mock.
The upper end he tied to the iaIters
OF tho barn and made q jump, and
when nH&t seen he was dead.
1t waa supposed that he was Tilted by
the woman whom he wanted to marry.
lie was only Is years of age.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-12

Harrisburg, Pa, May 9-Secretary
of War Alger has decided to conce d.
trats 80, GOO troops 10 the vicinity OF
Philadelphia. None of the Pennsyl-
vania troops will be mobilized in this
State after they have been m ustered
into the unitod States service. The
policy of the department will be to CON
centrate troops outside the States TO
which they belong.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-12

Detroit, Mich, May THE Detroit
Soap CO. e plant, at Dis avenue and
Twenty fifth strsot, was totally dc.
stroyed by fire to-day. The loss la
300, co0 insurance $50. 600. Forty pei
sons wero employed in tina factory.
The works will bu rebuilt. The fire
originated near tho engine. Groom.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-12
CABLE-LAYING SUSPENDED.
Temporary Cessation OF Operations Mt Fort
Delaware.

temporary CESSATION OF Operations at Fort
Delaware.
Owing TO some misunderstanding, cable.
laying in the vicinity of Fort Delaware has
been temporarily suspended pursuant to
orders received from Governors Island, N.
!. This work at the fort has been under
the supervision OF the engineer and signal
officers. and il is understood that some
changes In plans have been suggested. An
Investigation is now being made aud work
will be resumed in a day or So
II is probable that cables will connect
Fort Delaware, Delaware City and tho
Delaware Battery, aud IL is believed that
eventually Delaware City will be the base
of operations
The guns at the fort will all he mounted
and in shape in less than two months.
There arc now ample facilities there for
protecting this city and Philadelphia, but
some Iime will be consumed in putting on
the finishing touches.
After the guns are mounted they will be
covered with 10000 cubic yards OF sand.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-12

oomocrhlc county Executive Committee.
Chairman willard Salisbury of the
Democratic County Executive Com
mittse has issued cali for an election
On Saturday afternoon, MAY 28tb, be.
tween 4 aud O'Clock, to select mem.
beers OF the county executive committee
10 tho different hundreds outside of
Wilmington, and to select delegates in
Wilmington who shall chouse the viii
mirgton members of that committee
The inspectors and Judges TO mold the
election will he announced later.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-12

Miss Mary Constance GiLbora
daughter OF the late William q. c;;h
hons. formerly president Of the Pnsa.
d jones Co., was married last Wodnas9
day week Mt her residence. M AZ q I've E"a
Twenty sixth street, New Yorl, f iiss'
to Frederick I. Towue Of STAN Sta 10y ~:
Conn. o1aniurd,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-12

Bay City, Mich, May 9.-Charlsa
GlRzer, OK comptroller OF Wost Bay
City, shot himself through the breast
this morning and died 10 minutes later.
Clazer was recently indicted by thu
county Rrard jury on chsrgea OF forgery
and smbezzlement. lie was to bavo
been tried to-day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-12

Harrisburg. Pa, May 9.-Gov.
Hastings hus granted to Walter e.
Goodwin of Wellsboro a respite until
June 9th. Goodwin was to have been
hunged on Wednesday for the murder
of bis wife.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-12

John BELL Anderson, aged 20 years.
died suddenly m Friday at Delaware
City. His death resulted from INJURIES
SUSTAINED whils assisting 10 Law mjnes
in the Delaware River near Fort Dem
WaFe
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-12
Killed on tho w. s. n.

Martin L. Smith, a laborer at tho
Lukons iron worlss, Coatesville, Pa.
was killed on tho Wilmington ~ North.
ern railroad there On Saturday. 4 cor
oner'e Jury exonerated the employees of
the railroad frum nil blame.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-12

Dover, May 9.-Deputy sheriff vii.
liam MoNatt died suddenly about
o'clock this morning. lie attended
church yesterday aud was well Last
night. He was about 90 years OF age,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-12

BY the wracsing of the British stcamer
Maitland, at broken Bny.
Sydney, N. S. W, May Tho
British steamer Maitland, Capt. Ander-
son, from Sydney for New Caailc, is
believed to be ashore at Broken Ray.
Her crew aud passengers, numbering
Gs persons. arc believed to have boon
Ioet
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-12

A superb girl; surprisingly lovely: skin
fair as lily; cheeks like roses, ami WHY?
IL is because she uses Glenn's Sulphur Soap
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-12
TO RESIST no rnE DEArH.
spain is Determined TO Resist ANY Atm
ON Manila

London, Eng, May ct lie an
nounced to day, in a special dispatcb
from Madrid, that the Spanish Minis.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-12

al was troubled with skin disease which
almost drove me villa. | hosrd so much abont
iioods sarsaparllia concluded to try it and
tihued taxing u until was entirely free from
the skin trouble, and | recommend Hood -
Walter Jacobus, Rutherford, N. j, o
:, Hoods PMS are the only pills To take with
Hoods sArsaparilla. Cure ali liver Lila.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29
HOME FROM MANILA.
NEW STORIES or THE TIGHT At MANILA
The Philippines Ne riacc for Americans to
Li,e-The Utah Boys' bravery
SIN the Topic.

+. n. Shepherd. one Of the men who
enlisted In the regular army at Fort
Douglas at the opening Of the Spanish
American war. and who was sent to
Manila as a recruit 90 the Fourteenth
United States Infantry gained his dis
charge from the service ON the 22nd
OF last month. and arrived In san Fran
cisco on the 22nd Inst. lie came d.
rcctly TO Salt Lake ana has been In IN,
city several days.
Shepherd was a member Of company
Of the Fourteenth Infantry. the Same
company that ex-state Senator Ben a.
Harbour Is serving with
In conversation with a "Ncws' rp-
rcsentatlve today he gave q number Of
facts that have not yet been published.
both with regard to the Philippine
Islands aud the campaign that won Ma
Mia for the American forces. In Hptak-
ing Of the country h. gives % as bis
opinion that the Islands Will never be-.
come "A place where Americans VIII carr
10 make their homes The rainfall u
terrible. even To- what iH called the dry
season." and In H. "wct Hsiaon' the
whole country u "a Hru 90 water, So
much ao that all the buildings In and
around Manila are built upon atlllH. i've
or ak feet above the ground There
u some good sugar cane and tobacco
ground on the Islands. but most OF the
iahd along the coast IL low and nat.
ana tbs banks u the rivers arr 10 low
mat IN many places drainage IL al
most impossible
OF the bravery Of the Utah batteries
and the work they did before Manila.
he says, THAI the whole army there
cannot speak highly enough 0f thom.
10 said that " u had uU, been Tor the
Utah and Artor batteries. the Infantry
never could have utkon Manila. The
trenches of the Spanlaria had before
them pcrfec; net work % bamboo and
bafbod wire, such a. no infantry could
have charged through. The batteries
had 60 hgw che way for the Infantry.
Aflur the capture Of the spanish, their
ono topic was the wonderful marks
mln1hip " the American soldiers. Is
became - terrible So the spanish thut
thgy dared not poke their heads above
tho brctp works. ana would hold their
guns 40 arms length up over their
heads, p0lni the guns Ia the direction
OF the Americans and pun tho trigger
without any aim as ALL
He rccuuuted an Incident In cUnuCc-
ton with the Astnr battery that lr|
new. AZ one time the spanish mad
a charge upon the battery and captured
some % she guns. Beside their can
non. the battery was only armed with
rcvolycra, They drew those AMI
charged the spanish, ana rccapiurcd
the cannon "a minute laser, though the
envmy were armed with bhyonot rifles
Mr. Shepherd stated that thcre WAS
twenty per cent % the
Americans on the sick llst ana the
duuth raso up 10 the time he left was
righl per day. ON the way home eight
out % tN0 hundred died. one nprang
overheard while crazed with fever. and
nvc were buried ~ sea. the bodies ~
two were emhaimcd and brought 10
san Franclsoo Sit Shepherds home
10 at Aurora. Illinois whore he Will 50
after VISITING friends In this clty Tor
a few days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

Last evening the returned mission.
aries OF the Eleventh ward met In IN,
ward assembly han and perfected au
organization To be known as The Re.
turned Missionary Society " the
Eleventh Ward, Its object IL TO kccn
alive fratcrnal Interest By meeting oc-
caHlonally for social and intellectual
Improvement, and aiding Elders called
on missions by entertainments or other.
wise. under the direction u the Bishop.
ID, ~ the ward.
Joseph II. Felt was elected president.
John II. kolnon and Alex. McMaster.
councillors. j. q. Kcls1n. secretary:
Robert Cameron. corresponding secr,.
tary, and j. T., Freeze, treasurer.
bishop Robert Morris and about
thirty returned missionaries were pres
cnt,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

Herman Bambofgcr loft this mornlns
for "a few months visit Ia the East on
business and pleasure.
william q. Sears last evening pleas
nnuy entertained The returned mis-
Hionarioa from Samoa at bis rculdoncc'
The city officers payroll for this
month viii be- paid on Monday. II
calls for li.Glsag The councllmanlc
payroll also aggregates g525
Professor J. n. Paul. the well known
cducm.or has returned homo from
Great britain, where he has been on a
mission for two years and a han'
Some drapoflca ON the third floor u
Walker Bros dry goods store ncci-
dsntaily caught IRE yesterday after
noon but was cNtingulahcd with little
damage.
County Treasurer Lynch yesterday
made an Official call for the redemption
Of interest-bcarlng county warrants TO-.
sued after January lot. 1891. and I'M
der registered number 29.15i.
Some members OF the Democratic
State committee have thrown cold
water on the railroad special train
scheme for campaigning through the
State and II may not matcrializc.
In the bankruptcy case of Elmer T..
Crook, the report " the nrat meeting
was nied by Referee baldwin ln the
FEDERAL court yesterday j. Van Meier
was appointed trustee with bond as
400.
The Idaho. Nevada and California
Stage company nied articles % lncor-
porntlon yesterday with the county
,lcrk. with capital stock Fixed nt so.
800. Salt Lake city 10 the principal
place Of burlncas
Mayor Clark yesterday filed his veto
N the proposed contract FOR construct.
NIX return curbH and stone block paw
hg leading 90 private alleys IN the
business district n viii he presented
to the CITY Council on Tuesday even.
lng.
roualnE Democratic rally was held
Ia Cones hall, North Salt Lake. iarf
ivehlnE The speakers were =. "
stewart. Albert G, Morris, y. $, Fern
Hfoin and &, NJ, Nielsen. A large mum.
Der u ladies attended Miss Tompkins
ma Miss Robbins sang rtverai cam.
2laudcd.
In the matter - the proceedings iu.
itfuted against John Beck by the Ma.
lgnnl Encyclopedia company o. collect
1900 Tor biography and ppItralturr ln
be Encyclopedia, Mr.. neok states that
mo company Ga pes fulnli the con.
ract, and he declines 10 pay Tor THAI
'cason.
Save your money ana when you get
! Dollar, deposit 10 with lions savings
Rank n Trust Co. I, .. 0 MAtu 81 The
officers and Directors are; wilfird
Woodruff, President; George y. Can.
ion, Cashier, Joseph y, smith, lorenzo
snow, T. q. Weber. Heber ]. Grant.
lanes Jack. FsAncls ", Lyman. AM
gus NJ, Cannon. George lltynjlIa, u.
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