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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-19
Publication Notice.
RooS ISLAND CouSrr, Sc.


STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Roox ISLAND CouNrr, Iss.
In tie circuit court, May term, A. D. 1898. in
chsncery.
Rhoda Cowden vs.. J. julius Sir chile and ia e
Stroehle
Affidavit Of nou-residence Of the above
| named Juius stroehlc ard Jare Stoehle.
defendants having been fled in the
| clerks Office of the circuit court OF said
county. notice is therefore hereby ven to the said
nonresident defendants that the complainant
filed her bill Of complaint In said court. on the
| ehancery eide thereof, on the Is. day of .prll,
| 1928. ard that thereupon q summons issued
out OF said court, wherein said suit is now pend
| Ing, returnsble on the first Monday in the month
OF May next, ss is by law required. Now,
| unless You, the said nonresident defendants
! above named. Ju ins stroehle ard Jane
stIoehlc shall personally be and appear
before the said circuit court on the first
day Of the next term thereof, to be holden at
the court house in ard for the SAID county, on the
first Monday in May next, and plead, an
swer or demur to the said conpiainent's bill Of
complaint, the same and the matters and things
therein charged and stated will be taken as con-
tossed, and decree ents red against you accord
n9 10 the prayer Of said bill.
Rock Island, lllnOs. April list. A. D.. 1898
GEoBdE ". GAMBLE. Clerk.
JOHN 7. sTAFroED, Complainant Solicitor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-19
THE MARKETS.
Chicago Grain and Produce,

Chicago, April IS.
Following were the quotations on the
Board of Trade today: Wheat-May.
opened s1.05la, closed $I.O9; July, opened
S6%c, closed S6Ac; September, opened
and closed 19c. Corn-May, opened
S05sc, closed sic; July, opened S17sc,
closed 32isc; September, opened 33c,
closed 33Ac. Oats-May, opened 26c,
closed 26Ac; July, opened 23Ac, closed
23ssc; September, opened and closed
&c. Pork-May. opened $3.50. closed
800; July, opened ard closed $500.
Lard-May. opened s5.15. closed nomi-
nal; July, opened and closed S5.22IS
Produce: Butter - Extra creamery
lie per 10; extra dairy, Ice; fresh
packing stock, 12d12l2c. Egg-Fresh
stock, 5l4c per doz. Live Poultry-Tur-
keys, aa10c per ID; chickens. sdSl4c:
choice. 50G60c per blu. Sweet Potatoes
Illinois, S2.O0q3.25 per brl.
Chicago Live Stock.
Chicago, April IS.
Hogs-Estimated receipts for the day,
$1,000: sales ranged at S2.S5m315 for
pigs, sS.60dS.S212 for light, s3.65a3.70 for
rough packing, S3.10M3.90 for mixed
and s3.75G3.95 for heavy packing and
shipping lots. Cattle-Estimated re-
ceipts for the day, 1900; quotations
ranged at s5.00d5.45 for choice to extra
sttCis' Sf-fvVto.No SOOr ~ no.,
s415G4.70 fair to good, s565G425 butch
ers' steers, s400G5.00 fed western steers.
s365d4.25 stockers. si.CCI4S0 feeders
s225G410 cows, s3.00T4.60 heifers. 81 20
@4.25 bulls. oxen and stays. S3.60m415
Texas steers, and s4.G0d6.O0 veal calves.
Sheep and Lambs-Estimated receipts
for the day, 2l,C00; quotations ranged at
s3.50I470 westerns, s3.j0@4.s0 natives,
and s4.25G $40 lambs
LOGS Markets.
Corr-2sG30c.
OatS-25c.
Hay-Tinothy, s9Glo wild, s7Qs.
Straw-465.
Potatoes-55l65c
Butter-Fair TO choice, lie; fresh creamery
isc.
Eggs-sc.
Chickens-sc.
Turkeys-l0c.
Ducks-Alive. &c; dressed. I0c.
L Coal-Soft Zoe.
CattleAButchers ray for corn fed steers
L AZ G4Ac; cows and heifers, 3l3J.c: calves
/ hfQ5hc.
Hogs s2Q375.
Sheep-S9.G4c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-19
|l1!I!I!IllEIIlZ|

Have you Sore Throat Pimples, Copper
Co.ored Spots, Aches, Cd Sores, Ulcers in
Mouth. Hair-Falling? Write Cook RI NEEDY
Co, $40 Masonic Tempe. Chic,eo, ILL.,, for
proofs OF cures; capital, s5eG0o0. Worst
cases cured IN Is to IS days 1op-page
book free.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-19
Publication Notice.
Connolly CONNIE: ATTORNEYS.

STATE OP ILLINOIS,
Rock ISLAND CoUsTr, IS.
Circuit court Of Rock Island county. May terri
A. d. 1895.
John q, Nassie. Plaintiff, VI, Freder OK II liar
ris. d.feptani; No $780, IN attachment,
Public not &C 10 hereby given to the
said FredcrcS NJ. Harris that a writ OF
attachment issued out of the Office of
the clerk Of the circuit cour, of Rock Isl
and county, date: the ss;h day Of F .bruary. A ID.
leos, 81 the sut Of the said Johu g. Msssie AMI
against the es:are Of the said Frederick N U-r-
RE for the .um Of six hundred and seventy col
lars AID fifty ('61p SOY cents, directed 10 the
sheriff OF said Rock l-land comfy. which said
WIT hes been retnrred executed.
Now. IN refcrs, unless you the said Freieri L
NJ. HATS sasll peis,ual y be snd sppear be.
Tore the said ci'cuit court of Rock Islsnd
county on the first day OF the next term there
81, to be holden al the court hon.e in the city OF
Rocs Island N said county. on the sn, day o,
NAY A. ID. 1875, give specisl bail and plead
to the said Plaintiffs action. Judgment will be
entered against you in favor of the said
John 6. Msssie, and 20 much Of the prop.
erty attaohet as msy be sufficient 10 satisfy
| said Judgment and costs, will be cold to ssiisfy
the same. GgoEsE W G,xRI.E Ce-k
March , nh, A. n. le'S.
Connolly X CoaneHy. plaintiffs attorneys.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-19

Passenger trains leave RI a p Moline
avcnuel depot five 90 minutes earlier than time
given. Traipt Married daily, all other trains
daily except sunday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-19

CHAS. H. HUBBELL,
Attorney at Law-Justice of tho
Peace.
once In the City Hall. Telephone $40.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-19
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
uyypy p UyDE'S CONDITION.

Referring 10 m article printed yesterday morn
rg TO the eject that Henry b. Hyde. PRESIDENT
% the Equitable Life Assurance society was 50
seriously III that ne would pro3aby never Dc ao'e
- ra.ume his duties as executive head OF that
great corporation. James w. Alexander hrst VICE
president CT the Equitable sad yesterday AFTER
noon. III the editors who printed The story aoou'
Mr. Hyde know that h" Is not lKely 10 De ""'e "
take I'D again the work of / presidency 'h"E
are better Informed than we are, aAd we sAoWd
hc very much surprised and grieved to learn ta''
the story : well founded. spent suaday, VIII
n NJ i've or six weeks ago At his country nome,
and he seemed tnen 10 be decidedly improved n
hnal,h Subsequently, he was less Wei, but MS
"onIi,ion has n,w again improved. he had an
attack Of lnnamm,,ory rheumatism few months
aro and there have been otncr comPIic''i23ns y.
arnons Them a dcraugemont Of the siom'' I'D; iG"
much eject the fact Of Ny. liyde's lonG Ana hl'u
ans devotion TO business cares IN = nave IN re-
tardlng recovery from such ar lines "ih n ~
milo TO iuGac. But no apprehcnslon Is i'4' ny H''
family as TO his ultimate recovery. ~
Mr. Hyde who has been I'll since spTing. - no"
confined to his home, at No IL f-hst FOB ''c'"-''
He is sixty-four gears ola.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
LAUNCHING or THE PATHFINDER.
THE VESSEL TO BE USED IN THE COAST
AND GEODETIc SURVEY IN ALASKAN


Elizabeth Dec. (Specian-The row Coast and
Goodetic Survey steamer Pathfinder was launched
at o'clock this afternoon at Lewis Nixon's ship
yards. special train from Washington arrived at
Elizabeth Al lis O'Clock. bringing about ore hun
dTei visitors from that city. Work was suspended
ot the shpvard. and the wharvcs and yard were
crowded with about two thousand spectators
The Pathfinder Is said TO he the largest vesse;
ever employed In ccast-survey work. and Is de-
signed especially for surveys along the Aeutian
Islands and Alaski. Tho vessel WAS named by
Miss Ruth W Crandon. Of Evanston. Ill. a niece
OF the wife OF Secretary Gage OF tho Treasury.
Miss Crardon stood elevated platform at
tho bow OF the vessel and around her were grouped
he guests Miss Crandon broke the usual bottle
Of wine over the bow Of the steamer as Il slowy
began to move from It's position when the last re-
tanning timber WAS sawed through The vessel
Sid downward and cipped gracefully into the va ter
Of the Kills. quickly Fighting itself There was a
screaming Of steamboat and factory whistles as
the Pathfinder rushed into the water and the spec
ta'ors chccred ons and enthusiastically.
Mr.. Nixon WAS warmly congratulated or the sue
cess OF the affair and also the progress he hal
made in shipbuld.ng at Elizabeth
PF.or to the launching the Washington visitors
were escorted around ard inspected Mr. Nixon =
large plant The principal guests were Secretary
and Mrs. Gage. General Spalding Assistant Sec
SON Govcrnor-c.eci voorhees, Mrs Crandon and
Miss Ruth Ciandon, Dr. Henry s. pritcheit. SUI
\. W. Langiey, secretary OF the Smithsonian In
sIitution :. w powei!. director OF Geoos.cal Sur
Fey. and Mrs. Powell Brigadier-Gcneral a W
Greey. Chief sigma! ,0n'ccr. L. s A. cap;a'n
Aren't 5. Crownirshield CHIEF o. the Bureau o.
Nay.eation; T. = Franz ". Goggn;;, hava,
Ms Lewis Nixon Super'ntardent Charles Ack n
man. " ". Ackcrman. Richard Croker. Inspector
Genera, james = Dumout. l. :. 4, and MS
Dumont. ScratcrS Cul!cn. Te,or and iettisrcw;
Coneressmer Fowler; Pugh. Boil Graham and
Caplou: MAYOR Mack Of .-lizaheth: Commodo' p
llisgmson. L. X. W. J. McGre, acting prs.
dent II tho National Geographical Socirty: Franz
Thomson. president Of the Pennsylvdna Railroad.
and Nils. Thomson. We President Green, Of NE
PcnnSylvanla Railroad. President Harls OF tbe
PHILADELPHIA. and Readicg r 'irodc. ana Mrs iihr %
ii- II. +. Kcunoy. OF the Phi ade'phia. WHINING
icn ana BaltimOr, Railroad; Lieutenant John I.
Fremont T. :. y. and Mr. F'cmoni ,9inorI,t ao y
Counsel Whaleu. %: New YORK: Mr.. ana MIS-, JONI
- Caro- T. Andrew Froedinar Mr. iloweIls or
Newark; sumner ]. k!mbal. Superintendent OF me ne
Iifo-Savlng Service. Edwin II. Fowler. chiri
,.rluehisman. rniicI States Coast Survey. and
Mrs. Fowler 40, ,
\ luncheon was served 70 IN" gucs.s by Mt ana
Mrs Nixon. after the launching In the Ship!HiII
offices Tho Washington guests took ne sp-S'"'
train at 80 o',o k back 70 the Natonai capita
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braced the Catholic faith. and since that time ne
had written several books OF a religious nature
DAVID W. MANWARfNG.

David w Mnnwaring who died suddenly from
apop,cxy a few minutes after midnight yesterday
morning - his home. No IS West Ffty-thrd-st
was born on October :? 1921. in Essex Conn. AZ the
ago Of thirteen he lef, homo. and came 10
this city in order earn money for the support
OF hts widowed mother and the four small ch'idren
who composed the rest Of the family. lie went 10
work for he house Of Francis H. Ieggctt q Co
When nlncteen years old he started out for HIM
self with capital Of %. He received an orer OF
n place worth $500 year AT that time, nut pre-
ferrod to he his own master. He soon increased
his wealth from s, TO $40 and since then had Desh
steadily successful a.. , o-o
He had heen AZ The same ONCE at Nos ~ ana -,
I-,ont-st for afty-seVe Years In the later part
~ his life ne dealt mostly IN buriaps and bag1ing
and did q large business. Mr. Manwaring devoted
himself almost exclusively 10 his business. lie was
mated for his sterling honesty a. merchant ana
had the reputation ~ being the most ncncs' r n,g
n in country He was member o. the flli n
Avenue BAPTIST Church. and had been one 81 rs
trustees for twenty-one years. lie leaves WIDOW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
GEOFGI: ". WENsLEY.

George ". Wenslcy. wo,i-known fire Insurance
mar died suddenly Monday afternoon. from
pneumonia at his home. No 20 jcfferson-ave
Brooklyn. He was lorn In Providence. T. L. on
January o. lSj9 IN ,S5i he came TO BROOKLYN
where he had iiyod eyer F.nce When young man
he secured a place as cl'rS il the National Fire
Insurance Company. Il Brooklyn. and worked his
way u2 to the Office II general manager. After
ward ne became connected with the Star Fire In
surance Company. ald IN the early eighties he LEFT
this company to accept the presidency of the Mas
sachusotts Assurance Company Of Manhattan
which two years ago consolidated with the Amer
lean Fire Insurance Company.
Mr.. Wcnsey held this Office up 70 two wooks ago
when he was taken seriously III and was forced 10
retire. He was We'll known in both lie and Are
insurance companies r. the Eastern States He
was Il member OF the Middle States Inspection
Bureau. Besides Ar. Wcnsey's Insurance con-
nection he prominent in the Wall Street Dis
irict For many years h acti.c member
u the Downtown club ana the Lawyers cub. NJ.
Wenscy actit' In 'OngreSa tlOual Church
work and liberal contributor to charities.
For The last eight years he had been 4 deacon Of
the Puritan ConEr.Ea iOaal Church. AT Iafay ette
and Marcy ayes Brooklyn He held many proni-
men, Offices in the church, and had been the pres.
dent Of the Christian Endeayor Society since 1855.
Tho funeral Will be held at O'Clock Tonight AZ
the house The Rev J. g Wilson. OF the Puritan
CONGREGATIONAL Church assisted b. the Rev. Or. f..
Il. Ingerso will conduct the service. Mr. Wenslcy
survived by two brothers. Robert l.. Of the Law
nrm Of Weusey * Groy. son OF ex-Mayor Gil
In the family plot in Greenwood Cemetery to-mor-
70
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TO REJOICE STATE EMPHASIZES.
JOINT COMMITTEE MAKING PLANS TO
EQUALIZE SALARIES OF STATE
EMPLOYEES

Albany Dec I (specinD.--A co nrl!ttee Of In
quiry vas appointed ~ the Legislature OF ls'S
mich may accomplish something ~ the d!recti""
IF reducing III. States expenses and also OF put
ting on Il jus,er bass the s'Iaries OF lt' en-
ployes Its duty Is 10 ascertain the names OF all
tbs States employees 1nd their Compensation win
the aim of eqtlllziug their saf res ard icSs.oF
decreasing the total amount Of Their salaries oy
cutting down the number o: emp love.
This Joint Committee Of The Senate ana ne AS
sembly met hero to-day Its 5enae members are
Frank w Higgins. John Raines. Timothy J.. Els
worth. GeorS. K. Malby t.. G. stewart ana
Jacob 4 Cantor The Assembly momheIa are :.
rnoIna. " Costello - J clarh. Thomas Don
nelly ard George NJ Pame~. The members Of the
Commute. have already accomplished som" VOTE
for iuev have h1G printed com Wet" roster 81 ne
states yl0ye- vita their salaries senator Hls.
ems said to-day, ~ expiration q. he purposes OF
The Committee: ,,. d,
salaries Of the men IN the states SERVE" a
luuu sim IS Appropriated 20 MAINTAIN Staic &c
nnrfmenf or Bir,au. and the heads Of these do
pnrfmrnis or bureaus. d.vite th' money A. tey
please among their employees. thus Snli!T "3 oth -
not pad for ut similar rates The bniiru 9Ultes
has i different system: il pays set sln 10 "ttl
class OF clerks. and the head * the ono" 'dh"o'
unGulr &c rnnrnsafs airy fAyOrte.
The members az the COmmitfe" hhd fo,itrfnC'
with ! t,,rs A Roberts. the state 'onitch,i. p
dav and solicited suggestions rom MN r"s.. u,
ing tho classification OF employees. Thc comm, gee
mon had a long conference a; the HiGfli uotl
about It's work. Its members Will remain nero
Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08

su,,ysflo r.r. :, tre ;awmill River. He after
ward attended the Ta.Tytown institute ana a''r
took "A two years course at tho Ptuldin- institute
About $50 H. opened store n IrvlnSion the hrst
to be started at that place. which was men hH'""
~ Dearman. In $50 be removed to IaiIy'o"n'
wherc he had since !iycd.
In lsGj Mr. Fc. RS was elected Il trustee OF inc
Wcstchosie- County Savings Bank. Tie served a.
secretary and Wc"-pr, s.Gort of the bark Tor several
years and in ls7s was elected president, when
place he held until hi Death.
In politics Mr.. Ferris WAS originally a wing. Du'
I'm 1850 he with Horace greeley and Wiiiam H.
Robertson. was q m"Hase: Of the Committee OF SIX
teen which organized the Rcpub!iran party Ill
Wcstchestcr County. Three years later MI ferr's
was appointed meuibe' % the Executive Coh
mttce Of tho p|rty at convention AZ winch h''
ace Greeley presided He held that plac" y'r many
years. and annually attended the state cohV'h
tons a delegate. ,.,.
In 1860 Nh rirris vas appointed school Commi3.
sioner for tho Second Wcstcnestcr District Dy WI
lam H. Robri son VINO WAS then County Judge
lie served on The Trvington Board OF Educationj
he orginal corpufators OF the Tarrytown YOUNG
Mems ~ served rs director cont nu nc
der Bradley hc was ore OF the oiisnatorS OF tne
Tarrytown National Bank. lie Wa also director
and a member OF Tie Wostchestcr County iStori
Ga soc npSonea l Sy af Of
the families OF the volunteers In the CiVll war
When the project came up f. crect monument IN
sleepy Ioiov. Cemetery in honjr Of the Eevolu-
tlona;v soldiers Mr. Ferris was one Of the hrst TO
aid H. -, g., :, r,,...,or
In is5 Mr.. Ferris married Mrs: Mary l.. putcner'
Of Rhode Island. who died on May +, lS" NUN.
Der Of years Nj. Ferris was obliged to- h ave
ON, az his legs anputaicd. and sine" that tme nad
been forced 20 use clutches. lie ATTENDED 70 MS
duties at tho bank daily. ., a,
On Tuesday afternoon he attended mectlng 81 81
,hc death Of his intimate friend eV-Judg" Robert
son which caueed him much grief he retired
about o'clock las; cvorinc 49, 49,,
Yesterday mornr~ his hous'k ere. MIS- DIt h'l,
rourd him dead. TIE 1"noDnc'm'ni - ~, 81 ,i,n
deafh of NJ Ferr. was a shock 10 hls lrlendS IN
Tarrvfown Tho trustees OF The savings .anK ana
,he directors OF the National bank held sperla
MEETINGS and adopted resolutions Of condolencr
The Nag on tho Naiion1 bank Building was placed
NJ half-mast . c,,..,. ,-orr,s ard
n cousin. Miss Ezah'.h butcher The funeral VII
he held 1T his bone OF - turlay nllorno"''' ""u
burial v,il he IN sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
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BENSON FERRIS.

Benson Ferris an Ole resident Of Tnrrytown-on-
the-Hudson. and president Of the westminster
County Savings Bank. was .ourd deal In bed at
his home In North Broadway. Tarrytown. early
yesterday morning
Benson Ferris tho son Of Benson Ferris ana
was born In the house which Washington irving
made famous under the name OF Wolferts hooSV'
Mr. Ferris came from good wEnSland stock MS
ancestors having settled In Greenwich conn., III
the early part Of the last century. his sl""'-
father Oliver Ferris. officer In the Fe'o-
Iu,ionary War having served under General Mont
gonery lieuenan, I'm the INVASION ~ canaua ann
been promoted TO . captaincy i'r praV"rN' Il"
1892 Oliver Ferris removed with his family from
Greenwich. and purchased farm OF several acres
on the Hudson from Major Jacob Van lasse ben
son Ferris the elder married Maria Ackcr They
had four children. T"nsOn being the second SON
born July IL. 1879 In 1873 his father sold
the place to Washington Irving who greatly I'M
proved Il and made 1t his own home
The elder Ferris but, new house on tne Wes'
side OF Broadway just north Or SInnyside' ""e'e
he lived with his family for many years i"''s
Benson received MS earl, education AT II u's'''N'
schoohouse. which stood on ;hc ROAD ruhllns Ilo.'
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MRS HENRY ROYNTON SMITH.

u-s rre,,v Doynton Smith. cighty-one years old.
died at her home. IN Lakewood y j. on Moh""y
evening December >. Hoy maiden nam" wa' Eliza
beth Leo Allen and @hr vas born in Hanover. ~
~ September >. 49,. and was the daughter o,
Villian Allen. AT that time the president Of Dart
mouth College fio- mother w9s Maria Mailevile.
daug1tcr OF John Wrcclo K. who had been president
Of dartmouth. Hr earl; life was spcnt in firuns-
wick Me- during ~ h.'h time. from 1920 10 lSo9 her
father was president of BOwlOn College. After
,eeo the family home vas I'm Northampton Mass.
where she married ne Nev. Henry Boyn.on Smith
on January 3 lsi3 and they lived IN West Ames-
bury Mass In 1873 her husband became professor
OF mental and moral philosophy In Amherst COL
'cce. and Two wears later ne was elected 70 a pro-
,c.sorship in Trion Theological Seminary. this city,
ana shc lived .n N"w-York until a:ter Professor
Smiths death p iN17. Then for several years Mrs
SMITH i.yed IN Northampton. Mas. with her sister
Mrs Era-tus lopi ms. and was occupied In pr"par-
9 tn" Nom r+ OF me- husband and In other literary
work In recent years e1o mad" her nome WIKI her
dargntcr. Mr. Crarie= H. Mcclellan. whose hus-
hand e pas.qr or -" '."t Presbyterian Church. in
Mrs Charles " Wools"r OF A.hny.ne. y. C.: Will
lam Alion Smith 81 New-York ard Professor
Henry Goodwin Smith. n Cincinnati. Mrs. Smith
had written 4 number Of poems. which were pub
l.sneG in new-nan"rs. ard several volumes have
been issued in nook form Withn the last year
lsooysrcd 'roGria' w." prbii.hel by THO New
York fvanceist' ard The Springfield Republican,
ana widely copied.
Services wcr" hell a. tho home OF Or. Mcclellan
Hastincs ~ r'nior Trr,osiral Seminary. assisted
by the Rev. Or. Alfrcd II. DashelI. OF Lakewood.
where Professor Smith WAS buried
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
HAPrlRD OrEHSEERS MEET.
WOMEN PLACED oX TIE VISITING c'M'iirfi'';s-
APPOINTMENTS MADE

WOMEN PLACED oN TIE VISITING ''A'''' u ''''S-
APPOINTMENTS MADE
10 'on. Zee. At a special meeting OF inc Hay
vo~G ov,-rcars mis- morning 4 was voted % pace
women upon Tie Visiting & u.mit;C o; me depart
mons President F.lo:. after the meeting explained
that one 10 tic women IS Mr.. Hour ". Draper
a. w-Y'lk IN ex3ert on astronomy Mrs Draper
"a. el.on 5000 4 year 20 the observatory ana II
WAS considered "a proper tang TO recognz" hcr
generosity ~ putting hor on the Committee ot VS.
tors Ok the observatory.
lre Poster. o. Boston. Viii serve on me com
mi ere ,hich visits tn" veterinary department. am
Miss Ware daughter Of the late Mrs. Charles ware
I'm L. member u tho committee which vsiis the
lo;auic1l gardens and museum.
,r.o o,cisccrs oorcrrred IN appointing Oliver GIN
ION wendell assistant professor ~ astronomy IN we
49,, 4. oiy 10Y Use Years from Scpgcn,cr -
t,b.rin. lilo, Merton. Charles Franklin ip"n.di'
c,o1o Howell Joy. George Lincoln GOcdal~. "I@I =
~. "a. ks. No:Can ana George Lyman INtiitu~"
.'.~t pN.rn"d A. council Of the l!orary Tor 'hi'r
a m eiurci- Bis.low, Arthur A-ior carey a..
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