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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-06
NO APPEARANCE.
Judgment Given Against Two In
surance Companies.
Atlas Mutual and the Industrial Mutual
Were Defendan S.

No one appeared in Judge Bosworth e
Court today to answer for either the
Atlas Mutual Insurance Company or the
Industrial Mutual Insurance Company I'm
two suits, one against each OF the compa-
nies. brought as the result of a fire at the
Electric Woolen mills at Worcester on
Feb. ss. 1897.
The plaintiif in one case was the Eleo.
trio Woolen Mills and tho defendant, .the
Atlas Mutual Insurance Company, of
which receiver was appointed yester-
day, ana Judge BoswOrth gave Judgment
by default against the defendant for
S52s. 4S.
/. In the second case the-plaintin was the
Ware National Bank ana the Industrial
Mutual Insurance Company the defend
ant The claim in the case with interest
To ST92.7 ~ and Judgment for
that sum was given. The Ware National
Bank held the Insurance policy ir sued on
as trustee for the Electric Woolen Ellis.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-06
UNeiI Says He is Not
Guilty of Murder.
HIS LAST HOPE is GONE.
Would Admit Crime For Mothers
Sake If He Committed IL.
HEARS BUILDING OF GALLOWS.

Springfield, Mass, Jan. Ga special
from Greenfield says:
John O'Neil .Ir., condemned TO be
hanged Friday morning fer the murder
Of Mrs Hattie l.. McCloud, in an inter
view aflirms his innocence in an emphatic
language as has ever been used by a man
in the shadow of the gallows Ihis was
done with the fun knowledge that all
hope is gone and that nothing can inter
fure with the execution.
.lailor Richardson had just informed
the prisoner that the governor declined
To make another order IN his behalf after
Yesterdays hearing. O'Neil said that he
would like to see reporter and named
one whom be preferred To have write his
last sta ement for the purpose The man
was sent for and in tne presence of tailor
Richardson and Deputy Sheritfs Platt
and HasRins, che two latter being the
dcatn watch, the interview was given.
You can say he said, that j will
die IN Innocent man. II ] was guilty
would say so now. What use would
there ba for Inc to keep IL any longer. the
last hops has been knocked out nom
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-06
PROF. BARUS HONORED.
Elected Member of British Association
For Advancement OF Sci:nce.

Professor Carl Barus. who holds the Haz-
rrd chair in physics at Brown University, has
just received notice Of tis election a mem.
her Of the British Association for the Ad.
vancement Of Science.
Professor Carl Barus ives born in Cincin-
natl. o., and prepared for college in the nigh
school Of the same city, whore he gradusted
in ls14 with a mathematical prize for scholar
shin. From issl.56 he studied M the school
Of mines, Columbia College, specializing upon
physics and mathematics. lie spent four years
abroad at the University of MurSburg. taking
the degree Pm. ID. in 1919 HE was then np-
pointed assistant 10 Professor kOhlrauch. di-
rector of the lmuerial Institute OF Neights
and Measures Of Germany. BROW l>SO l,os
h, served ~ physicist 81 the United states
geological survey. In lss1 he was elected n
fellow 20 the American Academy ~ Masss.
shusetts aud 'n lsg2 member ~ the United
states Academy ~ Sciences. He served - -
professor of inetereology IN the United states
weather bureau. and m lsg5 took charge ~
the physical laboratory ~ Brown. !.
The candidates for the baseball team viii
meet next "Wednesday afternoon IN the cage
at the gymnasium, when has been rrersred
and nut in good condition. Manager Gaskill
has engaged Coach Ierney for the coming
season,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-06
HELP FOR CUBANS.
Secretary Shcrman's Reply TO a Letter
Sent the President.

Chicago, Jan. 6.-Ihe women of the
Auxiliary TO the Chicago Cutan com
mittea Of 100 Lave decided tn appoint a
uommittee To wait on the pastors of Chic
ago churches and through them appeal to
their congregations for aid for the Cuban
insurgents. Mrs. b. NJ. Purdy, the sec
retary. recently wrote To President Me
kinley, requesting that some action
would be taken that would facilitate the
operations OF the committees work in ex-
tending ala to the Cuban sufferers. The
letter was referred TO the secretary Of
state who replied as follows:
The matter OF which you write has for
some time bad and Is still having the
presidents most earnest attention anu
steps are under &C onsideration for afford
ing practical relief to the "Reconcen-
trados" and other necessitous persons in
Cuba. / am advised by the Spanish
minister that the government of Spain
has taken action in response 20 the char
liable suggestions of the President by
directing that not only articles of food
shall be admitted free of duty but also
med icines, clothing and other articles OF
prime necs ssi;y which may be sent to
Cuba by way Of relief Practical meas
ures TO accomplish this result are now
under consideration.
Respectfully yours
JOHN SHERMAN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-06
STOLE RUBBERS.
Taylor Finally Run Down by The
Police.
B uad Over 10 the Grand Jury in the
Sum o. 5000.

John Taylor, who was arrested by De
rectiye Parker yesterday for stealing rub
bers, the property OF the Joseph Banigan
Rubber Company WAS before the Sixth
District Court this morning on charge
of stealing 30 pairs OF rub5ers, valued at
ais. lie pleaded guilty ana was bound
over To the common pleas division Ct the
Supreme tourt in the sum of 500. Inc
rubbers were recovered at Taylor's house.
lie had been stealing Tor long time anu
the task was made comparatively easy
because he had access To the stock room.
Ho had been taking the rubbers since
last October and his idea was To tnke tho
stolen goods away with him TO England
where he was preparing to go.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-06
PreS intel With a Jewel.

Policeman William II. sherman is
happy. lie has just retired from the
'illce OF noble srnud of Mount Pleasant
Lodge of Odd Fellows ana he Is taxing
"a or, no deal sa igiattlon in exhibi, ing
n hnnCsnmo past grunG = Jewel which
wrs presented O. bin In tho lodgo Tues
day evening. &. q Svln made tn, re-
sentgt o sTeech in nchalf of Tie lodge
ana toe recipient Of tho beautiful giit re-
spopdod I'm inHniy fashion. Following
the Installation ~ the new Cilicsrs there
was IRE turkey suTrer and altogether
tie ceremonies weIp very agreeable 10 the
large number al nembtrs rrsgnt And
no enc felt lettes than Policeman Sher-
man.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-06
SHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue Of execution No. 50ss. Issued from
the Common Pleas Division Of the Supreme
Cour', holden AZ Providence within and for
the county OF Providence. on the n day of
'ctoher, A. D. lsei, nnd judgment was ren-
dered on lhe 18th day Of eptombe "A. -. 1897,
AS Of the 2sth day Of May, A, ID. 1885, ana
returnaole 20 slid court April 81, A. ID. ISIS,
wherein Ann Mekennn Of the city Of Provi.
dence. county and state, L. plaintiff and
Charles Lucas and hUnora Lucas, his wife,
both 4 Johnston, IN sald county ard state,
are detengantS, VIII be sold 40 Public. Auc-
tion, on SATURDAY, January 10Th, a. ID.
1893, at II O'Clock noon, at the Sheriff Office,
In tre County Court House, at the rner OF
College aud feneat streets, in said city of
Providence. all the ishl, title aud interest
tile within defendants, Charles Lucas and
Eunora Lucas had at the time of the attach
ment on the original writ in the suit in
which the gbove-dessrihei execution was OBJ
tanned viz, February 18th \. ID. 1891, ut
O'Clock nnd IL mihutcs r. M. in the town OF
Johnston, IN said county, and described as fol
That certain lot Of land, with all The i'm
p-Ove'nents thereon, Situated ~ said Johnston,
lad out md designated as Let number fifteen
(l5) on iha' lot tnillad "SUuth Olneyviile
Plat Of Cottage Lois" surveyed and On avn
March l4ih, 1898, by ". Il. SChUharth, &. e.,
snd recoroed in The ofilco - the Town Clerk
IL said John 'ton, and rs the same estate con
veyed by deed from David A. Nadron, dated
January Ism, 1870, and Is recorded IN Book
4S at rage 300 OF tine iecords Of real estate for
said Johnston, r. l.
Also that utner certain lot cf lnnd, with all
the improvements thereon, in suid Johnston,
laid out and designated as lot number thirty
three (33) on the abOve-dI signuttd plat and
II the same estate conveyed bv deed from Da-
vld A. Wsldron, dated Decemb l4th, 1850,
and Is recorded In Book ~, at page 345, OF the
r. cords OF real estate for said Johnston X. l.
Also those other three lots ot land, with all
the improvements thereon. in said Johnston.
designated us lots number, d one %, two ca
and nine (9), on the stephen Randall Plat Cf
House Lots, drawn by G. NJ. Hunt. 9. E.,
June 1885, which was decided 20 these defend
ants from Elias 81. Randall on September
18th, lS9N ami IL on record in the Town
Clerks office in said Johnston, in Book Co. at
page u, of the records OF Real Estate for said
Johnston, u. /.
Levied on this 9TH day Of October A. ID.
1SD,. ~ II o'clock and % inutes a. IN, aud
will be sold 70 satisfy said execution II
Sufficient. BENJAMIN ii. CHILD.
ia6.thu.it Deputy Sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-06
Lilliln Stole a DrsSs.

LILLIAN Cornell was not happy this morn
ing he was IN the Sixth District court ON a
charge OF stealing n dress belonging to Mari
eta Hamilton, valued 40 sls. She WAS at ono
time employed 10y Airs. Hamilton ~ domes
rc but she was discharged. Yesterday she
returned and io.lS the dress. She said she did
in court and .so was bound over In the sum
of 500 20 appear FOR trial in the Common
Pleas Division Of the supreme Court
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-06
MARRIED AT FALL RIVER.
MIR. Anthony and Miss Cooke Welded
In Church of Ascension.

Fall River, Mass Jan. g. Mr.. Harold
Horton Anthony, son of MIR. David NJ.
Anthony. one of the weathiest citizens
OF this city. and Miss Caroline Goodwin
Cooke, daughter OF Dir. and Mrs. Ed
ward, Carleton Cooke Of Central Falls,
were married yesterday by Rev. Il. W.
Smith, rector at the Church OF the AS
cension. The church was filled with
fashionable people. 4 large reception
was given at Mar. AnthnDy's residence
soon after the CEREMONY The pair will
re side here. wnere Mir Cooke, the brides
father. who was well known press
teleRrapher ana his iamily resided until
recently.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-06
RETURNED THE FIRE.
DIR. Kernodle Probably Fatally
Wounded Lay, Who Shot First

KBobnoster, Mo-, Jan. David Lay, q
prominent farmer of this vicinity, en-
tered the residence of DR.. y. Il. kernodle
last night, ana began shooting at the
doctor. The doctor returned the fire and
shot Law iusJ above the heart. Pbysi-
clans pronounce the wound fatal.
The cause OF the shooting was an al
legged insult by kernodle to Mrs. Lay last
Saturday. Mrs Lay was with her hus-
banu in the fight.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-06
Suit on Book Account.

George VI. -. lee<of Boston has BE-
gun suit against Joceph Jansen to re-
cover 1000. The suit j. on book account
and Mr. Jansen who was grocer in
Woousocket. was last SATURDAY declared
insolvept by the appellate court. A.. w.
Gilchrist * the plaintiff 4 attorney.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-06
Reeds Bail Again Defdulted.

Brockton. Mass. Jan. q. John Reed,
alleged bunco man, gave $4,000 bonds to
appea- here today for arraignmont in the
police coure on the charge of swindling
Martin Wood. BridRewater farmer, out
of that sum last September. lie failed
10 appear and the money Will 90 to the
county, a default having been recorded
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-06
OshkOsh'S Strong Man.

Oshkosh. Wis. Ian. 6.-Oshko~h has n
strong man, August Shane, Danish fisher
man. over six feet tall and weighing 30
pounds who, while litlsimmons WAS here,
challenged him to an arm twisting contest.
Fitz-itnmons accepted. The two men c,ssped
hands aud Traced their elbows upon the cuuu.
ter On every trial the pugilisi's hand was
forced down 10 the counter. fiiN-inmnns
arisruw ledgcd his defeat and accepted 10 good
IL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-06
Ratcliffe Released on Bail.

New York, Jan. &c. j. Rntcllne, the
actor rsrently convicted OF wife beating.
was today granted writ OF reasonable
doubt by Judge Dickey In the supreme
court, Brooklyn. Ratcliffe was released
In 5000 Tail
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-06
FIGHT OVER CARDS.

One Man Killed and Two Others
Fatally Wounded at Chicago
Caic1go, Jan. g. G-Thomas, alias kid"
Murphy, was shot and killed, and Martin
Dunahue and RicharI Dean probably
fatally wounded in fight In North
Clark street saloon early this morning.
Thomas, 10 IL said. was playlnS cards
with the other men and the shooting >e-
suited from a dispute.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-06
Durrant Now Expects to
Be Hanged Friday.
FATHER OFSAME OPINION
Latter Has Announced He Will Not
Attend Execution.
HE HAS MADE MANY REQUESTS.

San Quentin Prison, California. Jan.
up hope and 50 has ais father, who came
ovel last evening with the news that
the United STATES District and
Circuit Courts were closed TO all further
appeals or applications for writs delaying
the execution.
Both are now convinced that the
younger Durrant will be hanged on Fri
day. When told that Gov. Budd had taken
under ndvisement the application made
by his attorneys, John IL. dickinson, w.
W. Foote. Il. {. CooRan ard A. A. San-
derson, for conmutation OF sentence
10 life imprisonment at least for re
prieve, theodore Durrant sorrowfully re-
marked that he had little 10 hope for
from the governor.
The elder Durrant has finally decided
not to be present at the hanging he has
so notified the warden, makingla nun Der
of requests which Warden Hale granted.
The father OF the condemned murderer,
asked that after the execution toe re-
mains Of his son q placed at once in
coffin without AN autopsy or inquest and
that the black cap te not removed, SO
that no one would be permitted to sac the
BOYS face after ueatn. Ne slso asked tnat
the rope Ice burned after the execution so
that 10 could not be cut up in bits anu
distributed as souvenirs lbe condemn
ed man has received spiritual consolation
from Rev. Vim. RAIDER, Congregations al
minister from san Francisco. Chaplain
Graharbs also called and Rev. Logan OF
san Rafael who has frequently visited
Durrant, said farewell.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-06
FRANCHISES ACCEPTED.
Meeting Of Directors of the Portsmouth
& MlddletOwl Railway Co.

Yesterday St Newport the directors of
the Portsmouth ~ Middletown Railway
Company met and made their temporary
organization permanent They voted to
accept the franchises granted them on
the terms quoted. Tney further voted TO
purchase land for power house on
Brownell's wharf and car house on land
Of John Levy, both In Portsmouth and
which will be built Immediately i'm &C
oordarce with plans laid out lies are
due at the wharf and rails In Newport
this week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-06
WAS HORN MURDERED ?
Left Frisco Last September For Sc
nttle with $4,000 Letter Of Credit.

Tacoma Wash, Jan. O. 6-September 81
last, John ". Horn left san Francisco
for Seattle with a letter Of credit OF s95,
0,-O issued by "a san Frapcisco bank, since
which time nothing has been seen or
heard of HIM. Horn was returned
klonuiker. and letter today from rela-
tivves In Eldon, Iowa. suggests that pos.
sibly te has been murdered. Police at
San Francisco and sound cities have been
unable 10 learn anything Of him since he
stepped on the north bound boat
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-06

Edith King, who resides at ~ Wheaton
street reported to the police that she lost
her gold watch valued NJ $50 while she
wa, on the ice skating at Roger Williams
Park yesterday. she. don know whether
II was stolen or not
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-06
CITY SAVINGS BANK,

VIZ ''''E'N-0
Dividend a. tho rate of four per cent per
snnum has been declared payable on ana after
JInuary H. iss
Dividends undrPwi and deposits male before
JaaunTy ~. commCacc interest with the quarter.
JOHN ?, PAL m n, President
GEORGE X. CRANsIoN. Treasured
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-06

A special to tho Call from San Quentin
prison says Durrant has broken down
completely. When visited by his parents
or friends he controls himself anu stim u
lates calmness. but alone with his gusrds
he gives way To the most violenu hysteri-
cal outbreaks. rolling on the floor of his
cell, screaming and crying. HIS nerve
seems TO have completely forsaken him
and the opinion is expressed by the pris.
on officials that the condemned man,
whose attitude CT entire self-possession
and cool indifference ever since his arrest
has been so remarkable will have to be
carried TO tho gallows.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-06
Submitted 10 Judgment.

The defendant in the case Of Philip
Resiniok V. Sohnahel Brothers this
morning. In Judge Nilbur's Lourt sub
mitted 10 Judgment for the plaintiff for
S1S 20
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-06

AGENTS WANTED Good smart young
man can make money. Call az Homo Art
Studio, II SNOW street. room ;. ig6-it
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-06
He Wants a Discharge.

Edgar A. Hathaway has psiitioned the Ap-
relate Court for n discharge.in insolvency.
The petition has been set down for hearing
on January q.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-06

When accused of stealing she broke
down and admitted her guilt. She had
gone to the factory to pay the balance
ON the hill she owed for n ring purchased
from the firm tefore she had been dis
charged, and she was placed under arrest
theipremises.
. Miss Frack leton's thevinR was easy be-
cause she was ia the shipping department.
OF the manufactory and had access to
the safe where the valuable goods are
Kept. She took the things whenever 1t
was convenient apc gave them TO Down.
ing, who sold them in out of town places.
The result of the stealing was ready cash
for both OF them. IL is said by those in
Innate with the accused that they were
going To ct married and they took this
way OF getting the necessary money.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-06

They disposed OF % rings and six scarf
pins. Secretary Carr Of the f1rm OF
Ostby a. Barton, was In the court room
this morning, and he said that the firm
did not feel like prosecuting the young
woman, because she had been with them
for long time and was favorite in the
establishments. They felt, however, that
it was their duty to do as they did.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-06
TWO LIVES
BLASTED.
Miss FrackletOn and
Downing Arraigned.
BOTH PLEADED GULL TY.
Girl Stole Rings and Pins and Her
Lover Sold Them,
BOTH PLEADED Gull TY.
NEEDED MONEY TO GET MARRIED

Ernest W. Downing sat with bowed
head on settes near the prisoners door
of the Sixth District Court this morning.
He was thief. Yesterday morning he
stood among his fellows as an honest man.
AT i:30 o'clock he was an acknowled ged
criminal In the room at the right side
of the judges bench Mabel u. Frackleton
was weeping bitterly. she also was a
confessed thief. They were lovers. these
two, and it was through affection for each
other that they sinned.
Ernest w. Downing called Judge
Sweetland, and the young man stood at
the bar.
"You are chan ged with stealing rings,
the property OF Ostby ~ Barton, to the
value of $3.50, are you guilty or not?''
Guilty.
'You will furnish surety in the sum Of
$500 for appearance before the common
pleas division of the supreme court
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-06

WANTEl- Strong. bright Intelligent boy
Apply at once at 81 South Water street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-06

The young man and the young woman
were arrested at 4 80 clock yesterday NJ
terpoon by Detective Merrill The your
woman had bean in the employ of Ustby &
Barton in their manufactory, ~ CliforI
street, for the past three years Two
weeks ago she was discharged. she lives
with her mother ana other members or
the family on Hope street.
Downing, her betrothod has Leen living
on Gladstone avenue and has teen with.
out visible means OF support since last
summer when ne was in the employ Of
the Seaconnet Steam boat company.
Ostby * barton became aware that
pilicring was going on In their establish
ment last August. Scarfpins, rings and
other Jewelry containing small diamonds
disappeared myeieriously. They would
go at stated intervals, showing that the
thieves were cautious.
This sort OF thing was continued until
October when Detective Parker was told
about the peculiar pllferinQ. The place
has been constantly watched. Enough
evidence was obtained TO demonstrate
that Miss Frackleton was the thief and
that her steaiings went to Downing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-06

"Mabel G.. Fraok leton,'' called the
Judge ana Mabel, with tears stream In q
down her cheeks, also stood at tho rail-.
"You are charged with stealing rings
from Ostby x Barton, are you guilty or
notY'
Guilty"
And both prisoners We're led away.
George NJ. BaSer the reflner, stood at
the desk and Mattel returned. Mr. Baker
furn;s heu the necessary $500 security ANA
the good -lookiDg young woman will not
have to go TO Jail renl. ng the day OF her
trial.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-06
A HON: Newspaper

\ IIOIIl, newspaper
Like The NEWS gives the
Largest Returns to Adver-
tisers, Because il Is Read by
Home Owners and Home
Lovers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-09-12
LOCAL And GENERAL.

The Myrtles did not board, at
the Arlinsto this trip. No won
der they lost the banner.
According to present calcula
tons the City of Columbia will
sail for Seattle on Wednesday.
Fred. Terrill, one Of the 'S7, is
on visit to the islands. He will
remain three weeks and perhaps
longer.
Jim Kupihe was sent to Oahu
plantation last night after two
deserving sailors. He returned
this morning with both the men
in tow.
A reception to Mr.. and Mrs.
Brock will be held in the Y. M. G..
A. hall Thursday evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Brock have already
made a great many friends in
Honolulu.
A little girl of nine summers
showed true sport when she in
sisted on getting a Myrtle ribbon
for next Saturday, saying, I'm
not going to change just because
the Healanis won"
Mrs. s. Roth and family leave
for Oakland on the Australia this
afternoon. They will be gone for
a couple of years. M ,jor and
Mrs. Bartlett have rented the
Roth house on Kinau street.
A Japanese ran his bike foul Of
j. A. Gilman's carriage at Halls
corner this noon. Bystauders, fear
ing runaway that did not happen,
snatched two children out of the
carriage. The bicycle was smash
ed.
Paul jarrett, stroke of the Hea-
lani Junior crew did most Of the
excellent work Saturday and
James Lloyd who cached the
crew, comes in for a lot of credit.
He is undoubtedly the happiest
man in town.
The new locomotive "Recipro e.
city" took the race excursion train
to the Peninsula in 80 minutes.
"Anuexarion," another new loco
motive, took the return train to
town in 30 miput exclusive of a
stop at Pearl City.
The United States Troopsbip
Arizona sailed for Manila at about
5 p. M. Sunday. The following
sailed on the Arizona: DIR Cor
buster. Lieut. Boutelle, Lieut. Col
Barnett, Lieut. James, Lieut. Col
Martin, Capt Evans, Lieut. LAMA,
Lieut. Wright, Mrs Russell, Mrs G
McReeve, Miss Russell, Miss Las
we'll, Mis-. Gar!!ick, Mrs DIR Woods,
Mrs DR. Beere, Miss Killian, Mrs
Palm, Miss Rolph, Mrs Leonard,
Miss Mythe, Mrs Woodruff and
son, Miss Albertina Schaefer, Mr.
Dwight, Mr. Caldwell, Mr. Leonard,
Mr. Kubel, Mr. burst, Mr. Tanner.