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Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-21
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-21
OlYMP,a'S OFFICERS
rendered Reception at the Algonquin Club
at Boston.

Boston. oct. 20.--The officers Of I'll"
Olympia were rendered Il dinner, this
evening, at the Algonquin club by the
members Of the joint committee on the
reception Of Admiral Dewey in Boston.
The guests We're Captain Benjamin l..
Lambcrton. Lieut.. Commander Colvo-
coresses, Dr. II. T. Percy. Major Berry
man. I. 5. NJ. G.. Lieut.. Upham. En-
sign Butler ana Ensign Marshall. ana
Lucius Tuttle President Of the Boston
& Maine Railroad. The members of
the joint committee We're MIR. Tuttle's
guests in his private car on their jour
ney to meet Admiral Dewey
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-21
CHICAGO SCHOOL TEACHER IN
TROUBLE

chicago oct. 2o.-Immediately after
me funeral Of Arthur White ut Rob
ertsdaie. Ind. the father Of the hoy
SWore warrant for the arrest Of Prof
" H. f;eichers. principal of the local
Sch"ol, on the charge of manslaughter.
alleging his boys death was the result
OF a whipping administered by the
teacher on Sept. y. Prof. Riechers all
mits that he whipped the boy with the
light end of riding whip
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-21
REV. S. A. DONAHOE.
teStities to the Good Qualities OF Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy

On the 10th OF December, 1897. Rev.
:. A. Donahoe, pastor NJ. f.. Church
south, PIT Pleasant. w. Va. contract
nj severe cold which was attended
'rom the beginning by violent cough
ing. He says: After resorting to
"umber Of so-called specifies, usually
Kept in the house. to no purpose,
purchased Il bottle of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy, which acted like
charm. / most cheerfully recommend
it TO the public" For sale by Jho.
Coughlin. III Water St, druggist.
tu.th, sat, If
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-21
Chicago Markets.

Chicago. oct. -.
Wheat resumed its downward course
today. ana December closed with 4 net
loss nj "~fia,. Liquidation induced BY
heavy addition to domestic stocks tn the
tace of 4 poor foreign demand Was re-
spouSible for the decline. Corn oats AMI
provisions Were comparatively strong and
closed practicallH unchanged.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WiEAT-October 6>ai: December, lel4
d1u7s May. 7Hs.
CORN-octobyr, aoas; December. aE4;
May. 32is
OATs-December. a2laa22a.: May, rs
U3f4.
PoRK-December. $7.S2Ia: January. So
I.ARD-December. $5l5; January, 500
RlBS-Decembcr. Si67l4; January
S4.N7l2.
Cash quotations closed rs follows;
fl.OU R-Steady:
WtEAT-No. spring. 69i2Hl: Ne
dn.. Gif1o. No , red. 7lM7lia.
tORN-No. ,, }2H33i4 No. yellow S2le
oATS-No. ,. 22&i; M white. 15'ga1h.
No. white 25H25la.
RNE-No. >, 55ii
BARLEY-No. , 40ai6.
FLANSEED-No. |, $l.32ia: Northwest
orn, Sl.32la.
TlMOTHY-S3.3 3d.
LARD-S5. .a0Gi5. 12Ie
PORK-Mess. $L71M790: short ribs. Si.l'
u9l0: shoulders, GH5is; short clear sides
81 i0fi5.jn.
SI-CAR-Cut I,ar X IN. .,r,nulatrd -.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-21
AlO PER CENT. INCREASE
10 Be Asked by The Employees Of Fall River
Mil.s.

Fan River. oct. 2o.-The Trxtil,
Council composed If the officers uf the
various min workers unions ur FaH
River, held meeting. this evening.
The members gave their views on the
present prosperous condition III the
mills and considered the help fully
warranted in a demand for Nh increase
n wages u was afterWard voted to
AK for conference with he manu-
faclurers. II il thought that the raise
I" he asked fer will be about 10 per
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-21
Yale-Harvard- -Prirceicn Debates.

New Haven. Conn. Oct. 2o-An i'm
p"rtant conference WAS held here. this
evening. between representatives ur tbs
cietics to arrange the plan aul sconn nf
me year contests. Yale Will meet hath
princeton ana Harvard as heretofore. thn
dates not yet decided upon, however The
representatives Of the three universities
reported that in their respectiN institu-
lions me prospect is bright for A success
tui year of forensic rivalry.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-21
INSANE MOTHERS DESPER ATE,
DEED.

North Adams, Mass, Oct 2O.-Mrs
Andrew Watt, young mother. in a
ut OF Insanity. today, drowned her .
monthS- lahy a b 4th tub and then
attempted TO kill herself by cutting the
arteries in her wrists. Her condition
was discovered in time to stay the flow
of blood and it is thought the woman
viii live
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-21
Carriers Last Hope Gone.

New York. oct 3U.-The writ of ha-
hcas corpus in Capt. Carriers case has
been dismissed. The decision of the
court upholds the findings of the court
martial which sentenced carter to dis
missal from the army. $4,000 fine ana
five years Imprisonment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-21

humanity and civilization would ensure
that.
On the announcements to the House Dy
Mr. Balfour that Gen. Symonds was NOR
tally wounded al the members uncoV-
cred, the debate was stopped ana a Vntc
Of El0OJC. 800 was carried. the result beihS
announced as III for and y against thc
credit.
The House then adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-21
VEN Ell ELAN PLEA SA NTRIES.
Pres. Andrade Escapes from Caracas
Attempt to Dynamite Mat0s' Resi-
dence.

Caracas, Oct 2o-2.3o ?. M.-Pres-
ident Andrade. il is known. escaped
early this morning. to Laguayra. Tele-
graphic and telcphonic communication
is interrupted.
An attempt was made, last night to
dynamite the residence of Senior
Matos. Gen. Andrades representative
in the negotiations with the insurgent
commander, Gen. Castro.
Gen. Andrade fled without transfer
ring power.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-21
New York Cotton Market.

New York Oct 70.
Cotton futures closed very steady. Oc-
tobcr, 1.Ui: November. 7.N5; December
lln; January. 7l3; February, i.l5; March'
~: April. 1.lg: May. 7.2l; june. u: JuN'
Cotton spot closed quiet: middling up
lands,o Is; do, gulf. rs. Sales, 80 bales
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-21
Philadelphia. 8: BROOKLYN. 5.

Brooklyn, oct. % Philadelphia Won thc
ionTth game of thc match series. today
by better hitting. McJames wn> i5norl,i
"nt of the box in hvc innings ANA was
succeeded by Donovan. WHO held Phfln
dGlphia down. Brooklyn tielded raggedly.
me me series Is now tea ana tomorrow y
game will be the deciding one
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-21

crts from the fifty sixth Congress Thii
is plainly legitimate Work iur ~. ''itih-
directly under tnc htl'i 'l i"l ilS' "tt- -
our fundamental principles. In takinE
action aj this crucial time, W. arr ,-nP
Grating win ChdTci' HI'9Sin'ih- "tl'
form societies Ml' lrg. Wt'l j, IN '!''
have an aNnWtu pplA SdIhiEt ~ as t ''' :,
maker at washington NGu!d pr ah ihSu'
to the virtue "i Woihi',h""" an" 10 '''
I'VE need have no fear that our cause
has been set hack by Pr0f. AtWater $
revelation. surprising thIt ne mas pr"NrA
to his satisfaction t4aj alcohol IS SOM. a.
times lo"h. Nt Slli! nay" nh "Nf SlLr
the NilSi htdJu'iA ~ tNp'It 'c> '!Il"i\
proving n rhf s4llsl'ctl'h th4' y u iitt
4 food. "" Shouiu pe thankful .at tIrl
among thoSt WI" aEr"r Wl'n Prni. N
| water. many are like minded Wth i)r.
cyrus Edison. who claims that il il IA
! ROOD, bul M 'h' same lllut 1"hNS una;
& ,n+r anrr"n1 4 "Ifn nI I@aS y 1nSt ma. III @pat 2H @
n thal Il tNrrN "IuP W"a "'it'I - III.
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"ou,u III i III '"N,'t,'' '.'i'' '' o".
/ dlI an" l''ul 9tuu'"tI ~ .%il' % -'.
JyGt %It r,'iiitI'I M, 'nr !'i
Y IhltiNT features 81 " lrtiS" ~" 'trr .l't
/ 50 WEI or $ ,a%uy tihiorCtd as are tAr ne
I pruN NiSi"l5 "i ! nrn"l'it"!l la"; ~ ,. ''.
! forms ~ Hr.RS" the one most III iINgr
Just NJ" II tn diSrcnSafE system. 4 Il
| easily prpFdhiv lhlt th' ulSptHSdFl III"
! Is i failure H. a importance measure.
| License il license ANA the effect is tAt
same whether hlSh, low. mtdlhm, hultl.
Gothenhurg or dispensary. there is no
| place for il under the W. G. r. I. ban
Eer. we stand for the principle of prulli
! hition. first. last and always.
| Last year was marked by q larger IN
| fnr many wears. More and more do W.
realize me need Of Young recruits ana ".
| welcome heartily ANA lovingly the young
| v-on4n of this convention ~. art. g!.,i
| tbnt vnil .,r+ oniu,. along with MS TIM, t.
| IN ni,,. ftIndamrmfai ,lrincinIrs lovlI Ia
"ur mans and To- the methods of tn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-21
A New English f'yirg Squadron.

London. Oct. 20.-Tha afternoon pa
pers publish dispatches from Ports
mouth pointing to the formation Of a
new lying squadron.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-21
New York sanney Market

New York. Oct 70.
Money on sail iirmer, per cent; last
loan. per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 5laG6 per cent.
Sterling exchange easier at Si.S1t2M
l.H.,4 for demand and At $i.SS'4 4m4S3le for
90 days; posted rates. A.S4n4Sti5 and ST ~
"4SSie: commercial bills. 81 S2i.
Silver certificates 5SGi5g
Bar silver. 51Is.
MnXican dollars. A.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-21
TWO YOUNG MEN DROWNED.

Marlboro, Mass, oct. 2).-Wm. Ben
nett. aged ~. and Rolla Darling. aged
1S We're drowned in the Assayabet river
near Kings Cove, about a mile from
Whitman's Crossing, this afternoon, by
the capsiZing of their boat, while on u
duck hunting trip. Both We're unmar-
ried and resided here. The body OF
Darling was recovered.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-21
Deeds Are Fruits.

Words are but leaves" Ii is not wha,
we say. but what Hoods Sarsaparilla
does that tells the story The many
wonderful cures effected by this medi-
cine are the fruits by which it should
be judged. These prove it to be the
great. unequalled remedy for dyspep-
sia, rheumatism, scrofula salt rheum.
catarrh and all other ailments due to
impure or impovo rished blood.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-21

Rev. Mr.. Knight Of South Berwick.
has been holding revival meetings at
the Christian church. Lowell. for the
past two weeks. Quite an interest is
manifested and several cDrve rEiOns are
~. pprtf4N
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-21
New York Stock Market.

New York, oct. 20
A''h'Soh ..-.-'...'-'-............. ..... 2o2t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-21

ON The Produce EXchange:
~ TTER-Dull hut steady; creamerles'
l5d24; dairieS, l3i4Ml9
enthusiastically; fresh. l6ia.
tI1EESE-Strong: Creamrries l2Hl2il
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-21

HOODS PILLS are non-i.litating.
mild, effective.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-10-21

Ttk" Laxative Eraml QWnnr Tablets.
-\l DRUGGISTS refund tha money ii i. rams
in ourv E M. Groves signature is ru
4.n hnN. .LN.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-07-06

The Dry Goods Economist. published
in New York, in its June issue paid j. A.
Macarthur, the window artist and deco.
rator in the store of Otter Bros, the fol-
lowing compliment: THE dress goods
department of Otter Bros. store must
have presented very attractive appear
ance when the overhead drapery, which
is produced in one Of our illustrations
was in place. The display WAS con-
structed of organizes, lawns and ging-
hams in an unusually neat manner, the
rosettes and stands being particularly
effective" Mr.. Macarthur il careful
student OF colors and effects and the
store always contains evidence of his
handsome com binations.
Rev. Father Diomedi, for two wears
past the pastor OF the Catholic parish
here, has been summoned from Rome to
proceed at once to Rio Janero. Brazil
Father Diouedl is held IN the most
atfectionate esteem by his charge and his
absence will be greatly regretted. He
left on Tuesday night for Brazil. via New
York. He is succeeded by Rev. Fat er
Tahlmsn, late presid ent OF the Jesuit
college at Spokane.
q. A. Kohls. secretary OF the Schott
Shoe Co., lett Monday evening for his old
home at Shakopee, Mimi, to visit among
relatives and friends for q month or Six
weeks. Some of the boys accuse George
OF going back to claim wife, but he
denies the allegation.
The Columbia Market has plenty OF
spring lamb and spring chickens. Send
in your orders and they will be promptly
attended to.
Take look at NJ. Schorn's new car
load of buggies just received. No trouble
to show goods. Twenty-eight different
styles in this car. 25-tf
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-07-06
THE LOCAL ROUNDUP.

Baby carriages galore at The Elite.
Doc Hare went down to his Toppenish
ranch on Tuesday night.
Geo. S. Vance and wife left Monday
evening on their eastern trip,
DR.. Dulin OF Prosser visited his son,
DR.. Dulin of this city on Tuesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L..
Wheeler. July Bird, 1899, daughter.
Miss Emma Mstterson, sister to l. l..
and ]. J. Matterson, is here paying them
a visit.
Mr.. Grass, Of the firm of Grass & Met.
calf took in the celebration at Tacoma
this week.
Louis Smith, aged IL years, was pow
der scorched about the face on the Fourth
but nothing serious resulted
Major Wilfong went to Puyallup
yesterday to see his wife, nee Masters,
who is visiting her husbands relatives.
The youngest son of Timothy Lynch
has been selected by the County Com.
missioners to receive the scholarship
certificate of this county at Pullman.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-07-06
See keene's souvenirs.

NNt 'hNVhV ~ cohNCbiSs ~
Bright Bennett, of EIlensburg was
registered at the Yakima Tuesday
Two pairs OF fine hose with any $3.50
pair of shoes at Coffin Bros. 22tf
The infant daughter of M. L. Matter
son is lying very low with brain fever.
Mrs. Guthrie has returned from a
lengthy vistit to friends and relatives ia
Illinois.
You will find all kinds of sporting
goods and out-of-door amusements at
The Elite. left
DR.. Albert Wigus was in town on
Wednesday from Fort Simcoe on his way
to Pendleton to sort his wife home.
For the next 80 days we will SELL for
cash only, the best mixed paint for 81. so
per gallon. Grass e Metcalf 2l.tf
J. B. George was in the city Wednes-
day, making final arrangements for the
moving of his family to Snnnyside where
he recently engaged in the merchantile
business
4 roored man named Gibbs presum.
ably fell off freight train in Selah
valley last SATURDAY. He WAS taken to the
hospital in All unconscious condition from
wounds about the head. Or. Frank states
that he is improving.
General B. q. Farrsr, uncle OF Mrs
j q. Boyle, has bsan again appointed
snb-ireasurer at 81 Louis, position ne
held under the Harrison administration.
The salary is $4,000 per year.
Those desiring hair work Of any kind
can get stlns by cillink on Mrs. Pride
more, who has rooms over the Wallace.
Coburn Hardware Coz. store. She
makes II specially OF wigs, switches and
hair jswelry. Prices very reason
able. 25It
Grass 4 Metcsli have Ind on exhibition
in their store a picture made entirely
from human hair. 1t represents home
scene with grass, trees, etc. about the
house. The picture is certainly novelty
and shows great deal Of work on the
part of the designer. Mrs. Prdemore.
An Indian somewhat alfalfazed on
board csynse collided with horse and
buggy the afternoon Of the 4th The
occupants were thrown ont but no in.
iuries suffered except to the buggy,
which was badly demolished. The
Indian was arrested hut SOON afterward
released.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-07-06

keene has watches from 81 up. "a
Nelson Rich was in town today On
business bent.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Rand leave tonight
for trip to Minneapolis.
schorn's repair shops make old buggies
like new for small sum. 24.tf
Boys and Ladies' Windsor silk Bow
Ties for 25c a. J. ]. Macdonad's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weimer have returned
from their wedding trip to Spokane.
Fred Hall went TO the depot last night
to Welcome home his wife, who, how
ever. did not arrive.
DIn't overlook the bright new stock of
hsr' ware in the cooperative building.
spot cash will count. u. X. Barton.
Second street. North Yakima. 24-tf
Buggies have advanced from 3 to 10
per cent. Our order was placed with the
Studebaker Co, before the rise hence We
can sell you vehicles ~ the old time
prices. NJ. Schorn. 25tf
Ira j.. Englehsrt has paid into the
county treasury $500 taxes due on the
pumping plant OF the Prosser Falls Irri-
CATION company, which had been reduced
from 81 200 assessment.
Some new things in Ladies' Shirt
Waists. they are elegant and ladies
should see them at once. Prices from 49c
to $50 at J. j. MacdonaId's.
Messrs. j. w Thomas and q. c. Wal
lace left Wednesday for an outing in the
Swauk district. where Mr.. Thomas has
some mining interests.
New arrivals of Ladies CLUB Ties ia
pique and silks. Prices l5c and pc at j..
J. Macdonald's.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-07-06

The following were included in picnic
party on the Fourth who drove up the
Ahtanum to point above the Mission
Misses Mary and Carrie Young, Marie
Schaffner, Helen and Alice Druse, Jennie
Sherwood Messrs. Schwartze, Stewart,
Charles Druse. w. F. Tuesley and
Brewer.
II. j. Rand, of the Columbia market,
has been securing the county for choice
spring chickens for his trade. He sue
ceeded in buying large number, also
over 200 lambs. These delicacies may
be had by sending in your order to the
Columbia Market.
Mrs. H. F. Bean leaves Saturday for
Port Townsend, to be present at the
wedding of her son. Harry Hale, city
clerk of Ellensburg, and Miss Gertrude
Smith, of Port Townsend.
Mrs. Drummer and children left the
first of the week, to spend the summer
with relatives and friends at New What
com.
j. d. Stewart and Maud Stewart of
North Yakima were registered at the
Donnelly in Tacoma on Monday.
keene's optical methods should meet
all sane men ; approval. Investigate. "a
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-07-06
WHITE GOODS.

Consider the following reductions in
the prices Of white dress goods
Checked Nainsook, Zoe quality. &c
Do. 2lec quality. ...... .......... Ole
Dotted Swisses, open striped and
checked Swiss Lawns. Orgsudies
and Dimities, worth l5ml6isc lie
20c qualities Lawns, Swisses and
Dimities, during this Sale. ........1,j
25c qualities reduced to. 1Sc
35c qualities. all must 20 at ........ zoe
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-07-06

In such an extensive assortment of
goods rs We handle. remnants are bound
to accumulate. Our wash goods stock
contains many short lengths of from 3 to
10 yards each, suitable lengths for shirt
waists, children's, misses and ladies
dresses, and they are all this seasons
choicest goods. Remnants of Organizes,
remnants OF Swisses, remnants of Per
Gales, remnants of Ginghsms, and many
other remnants. Prices? Well, you'd
offer more than we'll ask you for them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-20

From the New orleans Times-Democrat.

r
Nothing that has ever been written
about the arctic mosquito begins to come
up to the real thing said a guest in the
St. Charles corridor the other evening. 81
went up the Yukon river in the summer of
1896. representing the Alaska and Domin-
ion Trading Company, and we struck mos
quitos as soon as We got into the hills.
They are twice as large our familiar
bayou species, and their sting is like the
prod Of a hot needle. They sweep along
the valleys in dense clouds, and If they
catch a man unprepared they are liable to
blind him before he can escape. heard
stories of children being stung to death, and
can readily believe them. Whenever we
went ashore we wore heavy hat nets and
took the utmost precaution, but were GER
tain TO suffer more or less. One of our
party cut the tongues out of his shoes and
a narrow line of sock was exposed under
the lacing. Next day he was bitten there
at least hundred times, and his feet were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-20
EVANSVILLE AND VICINITY.
Lndy's Narrow Escape-BOy Kicked by
HOrse-Other News.

HOrse-Other News.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
HYATTSVILLE. Md. December 10, 1899.
Miss Amelia Constantine of Bladensburg
narrowly escaped serious injury while driv-
ing to Washington in company with her
sister, Miss Maggie Constantine, and Mrs.
John Rolback. In some manner the trace
pulled loose from the vehicle and the shafts
striking the horse frightened the animal
which attempted to run away. Miss Con-
stantine held onto the retns, but was
thrown out of the vehicle. at the horse
feet. the animal kicking her on the hip
The youngest son of Mr.. Thomas B.
Lewis of Landover was seriously injured
last evening by being kicked in the head
by a horse he was endeavoring to drive
from the yard The little fellow had pro-
cured a corn stalk and was hitting the
horse with it, when he was kicked as stat
ed. He was rendered unconscious by the
accident. physician was called IN ana
rendered medical attention.
1t has been intimated that the committee
of seven appointed a a recent mass meeting
of the citizens of this village at the Ma
sonic Hall for the purpose of considering
the ACCESSIBILITY of introducing a water
supply for the town will report favorably
upon the subject. and that bill Will be
presented to the legislature in January
authorizing the construction of such works.
1t is said the only question now is whether
the works shall be installed by private
corporation or by the municipality
The meeting of the Evansville Farmers
Club was held at the residence of Mr..
Charles II. Stanley at Laurel last evening.
and the members were Hospitality enter
tanned.
The Protestant churches of this village
are making elaborate preparations Tor the
Sunday school entertainments to be given
during the holidays. The musical pro-
grams will be the feature of the exercises
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so terribly inflamed that the shoes had TO
be cut off. Another man, a fireman in the
boat crew, got drunk on Alaska whisky
one afternoon and lay down to take a nap
IN corner of the engine room, and was
Mortified at the solid brown mass of nosoui
tees that had settled on a small exposed
section OF his cheek and throat In an
hour ms race was swollen out of all re-
semblance to anything human: he was mn
able to swallow and was burning with
fever. 1t was a week before he was able
TO be about. l saw number of cattle near
ct Hamilton that had been made stone
blind by stinss near the eye. The arctic
fcothill mosquito is without doubt the most
terrible insect pest in the world"
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tbs, Mrs. F. B. Curtis, DR. and Mrs. d.
s. Foster, Mrs. S. P. Phelps, Mr.. w. II.
Ernul, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Altemus. Mrs.
Kohlenburg. Mr.. and Mrs. Waring E. Ev-
ans, Mr.. Thomas A. Broadus, Mr.. A. T.
Hoffman, Miss Hattie White, Prof. A.
Peyton Works, DIR. and Mrs. r. H. Gun
nell, Mr. r. w. Gunnell. Mrs. J. w. Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Jacobs. Mrs. Frances
NJ Jacobs, Mr. ard Mrs. E. 7. Fenwick.
Mr.. r. A. Ford. Mr. VIM. Fletcher, Miss
A. NJ. Fletcher Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Fletcher.
Mr.. Charles A. Muddiman. Mr.. Henry w.
Samson. Mrs. H. l.. Hodgkin, Mr.. ]. b.
Bailey, Rev. l.. d. Bass, D D.. Mrs. T. b.
Van Alstyne and Prof. and Mrs. Mitchell
Carroll