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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-14
THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL. THURSDAY. JULY a. 1898

Sergeants-William E. Southland, william
Hopkins, Charles NJ. Leland. Arthur r.
Brown.
w. Simpson, Joseph Mcdonald Carl Ong-
man, Leslie Dilworth. Henry b. Jackson.
Irwin Baumann. Frank JOHANN, Howard
NJ. kinnel, Wilbur Palmatus, SAINT Gull
bertson. William l.. Dodds.
Musicians-George Paxton, jr., and Au-
gust G. Meissner
Artificer-Charles K. Letter
Wagoner-Benjamin f. Chronester.
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Captain-George A West
First Lieutenant-George w. Fitch.
Second Lieutenant-Hanson G. Freeman
First Sergeant-Jacob j. Ref
Quartermaster Sergeant-Henry A. Spen-
Ger.
Sergeants-George W. Laird, John See
KATE, Charles d. Sparks, Cyrus M. Spencer
Corporals-Henry G. Flush John Siemen-
tel. Jesse l.. Laswell, Edward Marshall
Paul Givan, Edwin J. Evans, John j.
Schofield, Charles A. Hays William c. Will
son, Andrew Daley. Adrian H. Cissna,
George j. Flick.
Musicians-John M. Strauss and George
r. McElfresh.
Artificer-John J. Flick
MISREPRESENTATION McAdams.
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Company G, Jacksonville.
Captain-Lewis C. Baird.
First Lieutenant-James W. Fortune.
Second Lieutenant--Wm. w. Croker.
First Sergeant-Edward A. McCauey.
Quartermaster Sergeant-Homer O. Og-
den.
Sergeants-John r. Van Lew. Henry j.
Meiboom, Charles T. Rogers, William nj.
Thompson.
Corporals-John Biedenback. Conway C.
Samuels, Ross Ferguson, Willis j. Laidley,
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LAKE MAXINKUCKEE.
%1.OO-ROund Trip-@1,O 90.

Via Pennsylvania lines, Sunday. July II,
Special train leaves a. m. Returning
leaves the lake at $50 p. m. An opportunity
to visit the inland sea; go boating, fishing
or bathing.
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Comnany c. Madi

Captain-Charles E. Cosby.
First Lieutenant-Cyrus A. Jackson.
Second Observation-Disclosures w. Bu-
chanan
First Sergeant-Harry K. White.
Quartermaster Sergeant-John Taylor
Sergeants-Laton w. Parkhurst w. Scott
Ferguson, Silas Hackleberry, Everett Car
ter.
Corporals-John Grout, Louis Boeglin,
John Jeffries, William Ferrie, William e.
Jenkins. Marcus D. Renfroe, William Gill
bert, William E. Rayborn, William A. Skin
ner, Raymond H. Hufford, Michael Logan,
Robert NJ. Savers
Musicians-John E. Harper and Charles
Z. Harper.
Artificer-James w. Lloyd.
WagOner-ROnald H. RiedeI.
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Harry Clark.
UTfIfsa-, (xOlffs,r

Harry Clark.
William Collins,
John Comstock,
Curtis Costler,
Henry Cutsinger,
August NJ. Dale,
George H. Dale,
Larue Davis.
John Dickman,
Herman Didlein,
Frank Ditch.
Edward Elmer,
Frederick Ellis,
John Evans,
Ora Feaster,
John F. Heistand,
True Iendrickson,
Henry Hit.
John Itce,
G. A. Johnson,
George Johnson,
Finley Jolliff,
Austin Kelly,
w. F. King.
Eugene Z. Law,
George Law,
Fay Letter,
CharfeS A. Louden,
John M. Ludwig,
Lundsford,
Charles Fl. Madden
Charles Mitchell,
Charles G. Mott,
Leroy Morris,
Bert Cakes,
Edward OmStead.
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$1-ROUND TRIP-$1.

Via l., ID. & w. Railway. Special train
leaves a. m. Tickets also sold to Blooming
dale Glens. Tickets and full information at
city ticket office, No. % West Washington
street, or Union Station.
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OF These $150,0o0 Have Already Been
Audited.

Governor Mount said last night that the
total war claims paid so far have amounted
to about $4,000. If the claims were all
audited they would aggregate about $780,,
600 more. Nevertheless the State has paid
100000 on the bonded debt. The bonds have
not been returned for cancellation by the
German Savings Bank of New York. al
though the money has been RENTED by
Deputy Auditor Hart
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Cheaper than staying at home Tickets
good returning eleven days. including date
of sale. Sleeping cars and coaches will run
through Philadelphia to Atlantic City with
out change. For details and descriptive
matter, address w. w. Richardson, d. p.
A., Indianapolis, Ind.
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Company X, Hammond.

Captain-Lee M. Odds.
First Lieutenant--George M. Silverthorn.
Second observation-disclosures Johnson.
First Sergeant-James E. Mehan.
Quartermaster Sergeant-Joe w. Gala
way.
sergeants- Joseph E. d. Murray, Stephen
Carr Stephen M. Ripley, Frank Schloer.
Corporas-Burr 0. Wheeler, w. S. Maine
WOOD d Robert seheer. George 'V ". Green \,
Martin Lunow, John Miller, Llewellyn d.
Crandall. Emerson l.. Bowser, r. c. Ibsen
Observation-Disclosures Brown and Geo. C.
Hay.
Artificer-James Cole.
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WAR CLAIMS ABOUT $3.50, 900.

contented in his new regiment than he ever
hoped to be when he was first assigned to it.
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NIAGARA FALLS EXCURSION.
Win the Old Reliable Lake Erie

Western. Personally Conducted
Niagara Falls Excursion Leaves
Indianapolis 11;15 a. M,
Thursday, Aug. 4, 1898.
Rate 81. Also Sandusky,
Put-in Bay, CIeve-
land and Buffalo,
With side trips to Lewiston, Toronto, Thou.
sand Islands, etc. For tickets, rate, time
and pamphlet containing general informa-
ton call on any ticket agent of the above
route, or address c. r. Daily, General Pas
senger Agent Indianapolis. Ind.
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Insure with German Fire Insurance of In.
diaEa. General offices, 20 South Delaware
street. Fire. tornado and explosion.
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Buy reasonably good piano CHEAP a.
Wulschners sale and exchange later for {
fine one. 128 and 100 North Pennsylvania.
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Company e, Richmond.

Experimentation M Smith
First Lieutenant-Paul Comstock.
Second Lieutenant-Eln1er E. Kimmel.
First Sergeant--William Martin.
Moss
SergeantsAOsc P. Tam, jr, John ].
Steele, Leroy Edwards John c. Weissger-
Der.
Corporals-Charles L. Darnell, Frank
Keller, Charles e. Bader Fred H. Smith,
Leroy Q. Stratton, Charles O. kaufman,
Paul Taur, Henry Sheppard, w. T. S. Pry-
fogle. Henry c. Perry, George d Smith.
Musicians-William G. Ford and Charles
T.. Morgan
Artifcer-Harry H. Hennigar
WagOner-CsranyilIe Williams.
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Lawn Guards. Hitch Posts Ellis & Hell
fenberger. Phone 95S. 366 South Senate ave
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$500 ROUND TRIP
To Atlantic City and Other Jersey
Coast Resorts,
Via Chesapeake & ohio Railway.

The Big Four and Chesapeake & Ohio
offers the most attractive route from In
dianapolis to Atlantic City and other Jersey
coast resorts. No train service is equal to
that of the F. F. v. limited.
For information concerning the popular
excursions of July 10 and Aug. IL apply at
Big Four ticket Office, Indianapolis.
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No picnic or outing is complete without Cook 8
Imperial Champagne extra dry. II completes
your lunch.
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Company M, Montict

Captain-Wiliam Guthrie.
First l-ieutenant-Anthony A. Anheire.
Second Lieutenant-John r. Ward
First Sergeant-Wilbur Tharpe
Quartermaster Sergeant-Samuel B. Bal
lard.
Sergeants-William D. Best. George w.
Rossabaum, Robert Ii. Conner, Charles E.
Hubbard.
). Corporals-Fred S. lines. Harry f.
sSS5hr at, Walter M Engle. Clinton 11i,3 f.
Hausman, Leroy l.. Holdridge, Marion A.
Goodwin, Lew Wallis, George w. Horner,
John Burns, John u. Garrigus.
Musicians-Walter A. Tharpe and Charles
A. Conner.
Artificer-NeweII M Coen
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Ira j. Price.
Chris RapnaaYfr1 oM

Ira J. Price.
Chris Roemerma1,
Robert Roth,
James Runyan,
Frank Rupert.
Ora Stettsworth,
Louis Schacherer.
w. a. Shumaker.
George Shipley.
Thomas Simms,
John Sieg.
Ernest Sims,
John Smith,
Arthur Spice.
Harry J.. Southern,
John Steely,
Joseph r.. Titus,
Arthur Towns,
Fred Vaught.
jerry Wheeler,
G. Westfield,
Robert Wiles, jr.,
Miller Wiles,
William w. Wilson,
James Williams,
George Parrish,
Omer Perkins,
Andrew j. Perry,
Howard Perry,
Marshall Palmer.
Floyd Winterwood,
George Wood,
Frank Worland.
Morris Worland,
Oscar Wycoff,
Leon YOungnan.
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$15.OO-Round Trip-$15.OO.

1.-THE Pennsylvanias seashore trains will
bring relief to tired brains from cares of
business. war and woe. Pack up your bath
ing suit and co.
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Thomas F. Keifer Elmer Thorpe, John w.
Iimmonds Lemuei e. Whitsett, Willis b.
Sims, Walter z. Hyatt, Luther NJ. Worrell,
Francis G.. Flora
Muscians-Edwin White and Ben H.
White.
Artificer-Julian Mcclure
Wagoner-Robert Angleton.
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COnapan,


Captain-Winston Menzies.
First Lieutenant-Asa T.. Williams.
Second Lieutenant-Percy WEIGH.
First Sergeant-Mike Lowenhaupt.
Quartermaster Sergeant-Frank jones.
Sergeants-Edward Works Harold Ste
phens, VIM. b. Fuhrer, Oscar T. Schultz.
Corporals-Randolph j. Hovey. Charles A.
Bennett, David Groves, Flaurance w. Nash,
Charles H. Miller, James H. Kreutzinger,
Noble Moore, George r. Tingle, Charles f.
Cox, John Summers, James Lance, John NJ.
Harris
Musicians = Harry NJ. Lord, Edward
Lance.
Wagoner-Samuel Kahn.
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ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
The Rrunsxvick Hotel

Pacific ave, near Tennessee. newly fur
One block from beach. Central. Mrs. Chas
IL GaSSp
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Artificer-James Cole.
Wagoner-Fred NJ. French.


John Peterson,
Julius Peto,
Steve Poldar.
John Poldar,
Chode Pope,
Louis G. ProuiX,
e. r. Pullman,
Peter Rhodes,
Thomas Ryan,
John Sabo,
Fred Schroeder,
G. v. Sharpe,
Taylor Smith,
p. F. Jones,
Elmer l.. Jones,
John Kroncell,
Frank Koji,
Peter Keitzer,
Fred Keller.
F. Kuechenberg,
Fl. II. Kimball,
J. A. Kitchen,
A. G. Larson,
Carl A. Larson,
Charles Larson,
Christ Miller
Albert Malik,
John Mats,
Louis st. John,
Henry j. Strabel,
Gust. Strom,
Henry Stricher,
Ben 1'raham,
j. A. Vacha,
Carl Vennett,
Ed Vosalick,
John Warner,
Herman Wickfilder,
John d. Williams,
Frank Woodward.
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Artiflcer-Jesse K. jameson.
Wagoner-Charles w. Miller.
-Privates.-

VIM. G. Newman,
Frank Norris,
James O'Day,
Carl w. OWsley,
Ira H. Palmas.
Ralph c.. Parker,
Elmer Pea,
Chase Pearsey,
Joseph Phillips,
Joel Pittsford,
Geo. A. Plummer,
Edward Pollitt.
Earnest l.. Raglan,
Henry V. Rucker,
Jacob j. Runk,
Henry Seibel,
Robert FL. Shields,
Chinnie r. Smith,
Lewis Smith,
VIM. M. Stiers,
l.. M. Stratton,
George Holder,
Chemiah f. Jester,
George b. Jones,
Ralph H. Kenner,
VIM. Klingsworth,
Walter Lohrman,
Theodore Lloyd,
Harry G. Levi,
Clinton McClain,
Michael p. Mccoy,
Fred McCrory,
Fuford Marvin,
Chas. M. Matthews,
Clint M. Miller,
Thomas G. Moore,
Charles Vest,
Dudley Wells,
William T.. Whalen,
Harold e. Wilson,
Monroe Young,
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Captain-Thomas ]. Hudgins.
First Lieutenant-George z. Goodrich.
Second Lieutenant-Ivy l.. Reynolds
First Sergeant-Robert c. Maddox
Quartermaster Sergeant-Robert II. Hud-
gins, jr.
Sergeants-Moses A. Parkeson. John L.
Hopkins, Walter b. Ballard. Con L. Miles.
Corporals--Josep Dickman Earl Alexan-
der, Major Wilson. Matthias Kuntz, Elmer
Vanardsdall Edwin r. Davis, William Rob-
erts. John T. Ray, john Cooper. James T..
Matthews Downey Van Pelt, Albert Chue-
den
MISREPRESENTATION A. Nicholson and
Harry Lane.
Artficer-Wiley #. Moore.
Wagoner-Walter Cummins.
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BIG FOUR ROUTE.
Cincinnati Excursion, Sunday, Jul
II, 1898.
T.~s-
81 Round Trip,

Special train leaves Indianapolis Union
Station 1880 a. m. Returning leaves Cincin-
natl Central Union Station Z p. m. Call at
Big Four offices, No. l East Washington
street, and Union Station.
II. M. BRONSON, A. G. p. A.
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Privates.

=
John Griffith.
Thomas A. Harrell,
James Harris,
Jacob Herbrick,
John Herman,
T. d. Pearson.
II. l.. Peckinpaugh,
Archie C. Perry,
j. C. Pickering.
Orville G.. Phillips,
Eugene S. Powers,
Walter P. Raines,
Claude e. Powers,
Carl HI. Phillips.
Fred p. Rhodes,
John L. Ryan,
John A. Rector,
Elmer G. Sauer,
Jesse Stepp,
Henry F. Stricken,
George S. Taylor,
William Tatum.
Wilmer Thomas,
James Tobin,
Matthew Tobin.
Lafey w. Tomlin,
George w. Twomey,
John r. Meyer,
John II. Meyer,
John /. Miller.
Herbert Mitchell.
Frank O'Brien.
James d. Oliver,
Arthur r. Vance,
Howard Weaver.
Charles M. Wright,
VIM. j. Wurfel,
Edw. Fl. YoumanS,
INacInU Young
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rtificer-NewelI M. Coen.
agoner-George A. Mcdaniel.
--Privates.-

Guy Arrfck,
Wilbur Bates.
Lon Benica,
Charles o. Best,
Charles S. .Boyles,
Branton A. Boyles,
George j. Bugbee,
John Burden,
Edward Brooks,
William e. Conner,
George Cooley,
Raymond Cewger,
Paul Grafton,
Jacob w. Dexter,
VIM. s. Dillman,
William A. Downs,
Roy P. Didlake,
Albert A. Evans,
John q. Fehrle,
Guy Goodrich,
John w. Graham,
Frank A. Guest,
Charles A. Hager,
John r. Hartz,
Joseph Hart,
VIM. f. Ha wkins,
Lorenzo Haywood,
William Heglin,
Henry Hiram,
Richard Heron,
William A. Hurst,
Chas. A. Hollcroft,
George Kepperling,
Clarence d. kuns,
Claude J. Lee,
Israel j. Letter,
Albert K. Leslie,
John Longwell.
Daniel Mahoney.
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Kimbaii pianos. carlin & Lennox. f. Market 81,
Feed your horse JANEss Dustless oats.
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Artificer-Harry Fl. Hennigar.
Wagoner-Granville Williams.


C. o. Fossenkemper,
Geo. b. Francis,
John b. Francis,
AlonZo N. Grice,
John B. w. Pyle,
Henry J. Rockers,
l.. B. Jarrett.
Lister b. Juday,
Harry f. Kahn,
Harry r. Kelley,
Chas. w. Lanins,
Mick LOTUS,
Geo. Z. Louin,
Albert Null.
Alden Murray,
George Muye,
William Nolan.
Edward l.. Nye,
8. E. Wright,
Ferdinand Gedding,
Frank Kusche,
Harry Ryder,
John Fl. Sanders,
Walter Simpson,
Il. f. Stegall,
Harry j. Thomas,
Ira l.. Thomas,
j. r. Thompson,
Geo. G. Toler,
Fred w. Irakowsk,
Chas. r. Trimble.
Harry w. Triplett,
Chas. E. Vanzant,
Samuel J. Weaver,
+. H. Weissgerber,
VIM. Woessner,
Geo. r. Zurwelle,
VIM. ZurWelle.
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Charles o. Barnard,
VIM. e. Belknap,
Cal Biddie,
Harvey j. Bottorff.
John II. Bonnell.
Daniel Bridgewater,
Benz. C.. Buckley.
Charles F. Carr,
Warren Carr,
Jesse Clemens,
w. III. Clemmons,
Charles S. Davis.
John Delanty,
Andrew Dobson,
Walter A. Dorsey.
Ellsworth Dumenil.
Steve Edwards.
VIM. III. Ellerman.
Howard l.. Erwin.
VIM. b. Gilbert.
Robert L. Hardin,
Clarence Hartley.
Frank l.. Howard,
Rosco Houghland.
Schuyler C.. jackson
James N. Jacobs.
Jackson e. Jaryens,
David Jones,
John f.. Kelly,
Hugh Kennedy,
Otto Klosterman.
VIM. A. Knowland,
Walter l. Rooms,
John Lee,
James LIE Clair,
Horace /. Lewis.
Charles Mayberry,
John r.. Meadows,
James Grimfbr
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Straw hats reduced prices.
EXCURSION TO SIC

EXCURSION TO SEASHORE.
Choice of Ten Popular Resorts, Via
Pennsylvania Lines, Tuesday,
July 10, and Wednes-
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Fred Filter,
Fred Flewellen,
Charles Gasson,
Albert Gordon,
Edward Graves,
Henry M. Hall,
Leroy Hamilton,
Jason Harness,
Earnest Haskins,
Geo. f. Hawkins,
BENZ. r. Hittle,
Horace Hoff,
James e. Hunt,
VIM. d. Jones,
John @. Il. Jones,
Edwin r. Johnson,
Chas. Z Kalies,
j. j. Kennedy,
VIM. kernOOdle,
Z. j. Klinger.
August Larron,
William Long,
Ray Reynolds,
w. l.. Rittenour,
Daniel Robe.
A. G.. Roempagle,
Chas. +. Shaw,
Chas. e. Shelter,
w. B. Spitzmesser.
Henry G.. Low,
Benjamin Swan,
George Waggoner,
L. w. Watkins,
e. v. Walton,
Ernest viii,
Herman T. Wirth,
Jacob w. Young,
T.. Yungblocth,
August Zuelke.
Lorenzo d. Renfro.
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Artificer-James w. Lloyd.
Wagoner-Ronald Fl. Riedel.
--PriVates.-

Roy Lawler,
Randolph Lostetter,
George Lostetter,
Isaac Lunger,
George MCGEE,
James Matthews,
John II. Matthews,
A. e. Matthews,
Fred Metz,
William Meyers,
Gus E. Miles.
DE Courcy Neal,
Samuel Oliver,
Elmer o. Parsons,
John Prather,
r.. T.. Redman,
Harvey Rea,
Clarence Ricketts,,
David Riley,
r. Robinson,
j. Spannagel.
Harry B. Shepherd,
John A. Sebfee,
Chas. Seaman,
Frank Schwab,
Henry Stoner,
Morton o. Strange,
LATE Strickland,
Joseph St. John,
Chas. A. Thorpe,
Earnest Teepe,
w. E. Thompson,
John Vawter.
Chas. d. Vawter,
Oris Vandemore,
Charles Weed,
Homer NJ. WEIGH,
A. l.. Whitaker,
Chas. S. Wilson,
Willard Wray.
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Lord. Edward


James Allen, Lyman Switzer,
Linwood u. Alsop, Harry T. Switzer.
George Bayer, Samuel Spencer,
Charles T. Berlin, William Trap.
Frank Becker Burl L. Turner.
Ralph Il. Boren, James X Utley,
Arthur BrokaW, Everett Vint,
George M. Bruce, Arthur Nicholson,
James Cantrell, Clark Nuttmann,
BENZ. +. Casey. Floyd OFT,
Arthur Cawthorne, James Parke,
Levi Cooper, Marion Farmer,
George Cox, Peter Wallace.
Geo. W. Cravens, Edward Walter,
James Crilley. Clarence K. Ward,
l. N. Cunningham, Jesse Weissinger,
Thomas Drear, Michael Welsh,
Jacob Easmon, Thomas A. WestfaH,
Callie Edwards, Harry Williams,
Samuel Estes, William Woerner,
Peter Frohman, Otto Weir,
Geo. f. Harding, Harvey Yeager,
VIM. S. Hayes, Frank Newell.
Richard Hill, Gustave w. Grabert
p G.. Halleman. Stephen r. Graham
Otta ID. Houchin, George Green, jr.,
Lemuel p. Jones, Charles Hanks,
Andrew Kaedel, John II. Pearson,
John Kennedy, August Pfeifer.
Ferdinand Koerner, George b. Phifer,
Noah Kuykendall, Albert Pirnat,
John Lance, VIM M. Powers,
o. G. La Grange. Fred G.. Reavis,
Charles G. Maus, Frank Radenour,
John W. Males. Robert r. Reed,
David r. Marshall, Henry Rose,
George McAfee, August e. Schaeffer,
Floyd Meadows, Perry r. Singleton,
Chas. A Miller, Lafayette Sluder,
Geo. A. Murphy, Jay j. Smith,
Orvlle Murphy, William A. Smith,
William Stewart, Henry Smith.
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Albert Maier,
Corydon Garwood,
Frank e. Gibson,
Daniel ". Gormon,
Charles l.. Murphy,
Oliver G. Myers.
William f. Netgel,
James B. Newton,
William Petit,
Elmere Reynolds,
Alva j. Rogers,
Edward l.. Rinier,
John /. Rourke,
Franklin G.. Scott,
Henry A. Schaull,
Samuel III. Sheetz,
Frank Scheid.
Walter A. Simons,
Clarence J. . Smith,
Bruce w. Smith,
Roy e. j. Smock,
Perry II. Sorrel,
Melvin Stanley,
Edward Striebe,
William e. Taugney,
Walter C. Tharpe,
w. l.. Thompson,
Stephen T.. Tice,
Joseph Z. Turner,
James A. Ward,
William G. Weaver,
Elmer Whitfield,
Henry G.. Meyer,
Jesse Montrose,
Ed E. McCloud,
Enos E. McClain,
Walter McNett,
Oliver II. Wood,
Harrison Young.
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John f. Addleman,
S. c. Addleman,
Roy NJ. Allen.
VIM. r. Ailender,
Willis N. Arnett,
Frederick Bode,
Denver Brown,
Charles F.. Buoy,
John l.. Caseley,
Walter Fl. Cassell,
John w. Clark.
j. f. Connaughton,
Harry F.. Cook,
Joseph r. Cook,
BERTHE e. Decker,
j. K. Deverse,
Benz. r. Dickerson,
Albert e. Hendley,
Harry Harmeyer,
r.. b. Hassard,
r. j. Henderson,
G. S. Hennigar,
VIM. f. Hiegar,
Geo. H. Higgs,
John RI. Hites,
John I1oar,
John Hollopeter,
Chas. A. Hollowell,
ChaS. Holtcamp,
Argus Hoar,
Addison G.. Hurst,
Marshall d. Dickey,
James F. Duke,
VIM. I'll. Duke,
John Edwards,
Morley F. Elliott,
VIM. c.. Estep,
VIM. G.. Foard,
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Juana Diaz (21,000), and there are
about ten other towns with a popula-
ton of 10, 900 or over.
In the past fifty years about half
the population has gravitated to and
around the towns, particularly those
of the seaboard. They live in COM
Portable houses and many of them
have the means to purchase all the
wares of the civilized world. Porto
Rico abounds in sugar, coffee, tobacco,
honey and wax, which have enriched
the island, and many of the people are
well-to-do. A very large part of the
islands trade has been carried on
with the United States, whose corn,
flour, salt meat, fish and lumber are
imported in return for sugar, molasses
and coffee. The natives have little
taste for sea faring and most of their
foreign trade is carried in foreign bot.
toms.
Porto Rico is rich in natural bless
ings, and for tropical region is very
healthful For some inscrutable rea-
son Spain has given the inhabitants
far better treatment than she has the
natives of Cuba. She has dealt with
the island as though it were Spanish
province instead of merely colony to
be bled by Spanish officials for the en-
richment of themselves and the mother
country. In fact, the island has been
politically province of Spain for over
twenty years. Spain has had little to
do directly with internal improve
ments in the island, but she has so far
k ept her heavy hand off the people
that there was an opportunity for the
spirit of enterprise to develop. The
result is that Porto Rico has about $50
miles of railroad, and as much more
under construction; and system Of
wagon roads leading to all the impor-
tant trailing centres that surpass any
thing of the sort seen in most parts of
Spain herself. The stretches of rail-
road parallel with the coast are long
links in the line that is to make the en-.
tire circuit of the island, with short
branches to all the seaports and the
inland markets.
The mode of life is very similar to
that of the European countries except
for some slight differences due to the
hot climate. Fashions for men and
women alike are introduced from
Spain, and especially from Paris and
London. The we'll to do in the prin-
cipal towns dress just like people in
European countries, men wearing wool
en- clothes all the year round. The
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prouucts almost entirely Porto Kico's
own. Like Cuba, the island has ex-
tensive mines and quarries. The
principal deposits are iron, gold, cop
per, zinc, coal and salt. Salt is the
only one worked to any extent.
Again, rs in Cuba. there are
scarcely any railways, and the few are
short and disconnected. The wagon
ways are good, outside the cities ns
well as In them. Water works are
needed everywhere, and the drainage
in all the cities except Ponce is bad.
In Ponce only are there underground
sewers. These flow into the harbor.
whose outlet should be widened, not
only to allow the escape of the drain
age, but to afford easier and less per-
ilouS access.