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A NEW and unique ind astry has beer

A NEW and unique. ndnstry has been
established at Wabash, Ind, by Ma
than Meyer, a prominent local manu-
facturer, and his associates. The con-
Germ is regularly incorporated under
the title of the Wabash Belgian Hare
Breeding and Importing Co. The
company will undertake to import
large numbers of the animals from
Europe, and will propagate them on
an S0-acre farm south Of the city leased
for the express purpose. A ten-acre
tract has been set apart for. the breed
ing grounds and range, and a we'll
built rabbit house has been erected to
shelter the hares in bad weather. y
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-08-31

CORNELIUS VANDERBILT, JR., has
proved to be genius, and, although at
odds with his father over marrying
Miss Grace Wilson, he is, the smartest
memberof the Vanderbilt family. He
always has been of a mechanical turn
of mind, and has designed sailboat
and electric launch, both turning out
fast and. with lines of beauty. For
several years young Vanderbilt has
been in the drafting room of the New
York Central railroad, and has worked
cp, until to-day he has charge of that
department. g
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THE Court Of Cessation Of France j.

The Court of Cessation of France is
one Of the most august and able judic.
ial tribunals in the civilized world.
The honesty of it's judgments is always
above suspicion. Its decisions have al
ways commanded the respect Of the
bar and the judiciary Of every civi-
lied country. France has had many
of her institutions rudely shaken by,
the frequent revolutionary convulsions
by which she has been afflicted, but
this court has survived all revolutions
and changes Of government sand has
stood like a pillar 81 granite, unaf-
fected by popular excitements and nm
Influenced by political prejudice.
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SECRETARY OF WAR Roof and Mrs.
Root have had no easy time house
huntingin Washington Mrs. Root has
devoted most of her days in the capital
trying to find an acceptable abiding
place and has not yet been able to get
one. tits said the Roots may take the
mansion once occupied by Mr.. De
LONE, who was Spanish minister at
the beginning of the war. It is on Con-
Iecticut avenue, above Du Pont circle,
and is owned by ..Ben" Cable.
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CAPT. DREYFUs has unusual knowl-
edge in military affairs. He was the
first Hebrew ever appointed on the
general staff. October 49, 1894, he was
arrested and put in prison, but left in
ignorance of the charges against him.
Gen. MERCER declared that he had
overwhelming evidence that Dreyfus
was guilty of high treason, it being
claimed that he had told army secrets
to the Germans. He was tried, con-
victed and condemned to solitary i'm
prisonment on Devils Island, off the
coast of French Guiana. s= 2Sss..
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HISTORY RECALLED.
The Last Public Act of President
Lincoln Revived by a Death
in Missouri.

Maryville, Mo-, Aug. rs. George S. E..
Vaughan, who was the subject of Abra-
ham Lincoln's last official act as presi-
dent of the United States, died here.
At the outbreak of the war he followed
the fortunes of Gen. Mark T. Green, who
raised a confederate regiment. He was
tried. twice as a spy and each time SEN
fenced to death. The president finally
signed his pardon the evening of April
IA, 1865, just before he left for the
theater when he was assassinated. Mr..
Vaughan had been member of the
masons for 81 years, the oldest in north
west Missouri
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Think He wa. Murdered

III Madison, Wis, Aug. 2s.-The body Of
Thomas Good, a farmer, was found in
a grove near the northeast limits. of
the city. The indications are that he
was murdered. there being deep cuts
on his neck and chin and severe bruises
on his face. Tramps infest the district
where the body was found, and the ,po-
lice think that Good fell in with the
&hoboes, who killed him either during
a, quarrel or while trying to rob him
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MISS JANE L. BucHAN, a young, wom-

n MISS JANE L.. BUcHAN, a young wom-
an of Southern Pines, n. c., has dis
covered a new field of industry for
women in grape-packing. AS the grape
season lasts only a few weeks, in order
to make it pay, she contracts with va
rious vineyards and has a corps of ex~
perienced girl workers trained by her
self. The careful selecting of the fruit
and the trimming and lining of bas-
1Sets with paper lace is particularly
adapted to the deft fingers of women,
and one has a record of 11s baskets
packed in six hours. a.
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Took Hi. own Life.

Watertown, Wis, Aug. 2s.-County
Superintendent Of Education John L.
Flavin committed suicide on Saturday
morning by hanging himself to tree
on his farm. His body was found Sun
day morning. Mr.. Flavin had been SUI
perintendent for 25 years and was a
well-known educator. It is said de-
spondency and overwork impelled him
to suicide. He was president of the
State Teachers association.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-08-31

A MEMBER of the Heine family, in
commenting on the unwilling of the
Heine monument in New York in the
Frankfurter Zeitung, declares that
there can be no nephew of the poet in
America, as was alleged to be the case.
Heine had two brothers and one sister.
One of the brothers had no children.
The other had three, of whom only one
survives Baron Max Heine. The sis
ter has one son-Baron Embden. &E
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Five Cubans killed.

Santiago de Cuba, Aug. "a The rural
guard and number of Cuban soldiers
had a conflict Tuesday night at Cue
vitas, a small town near Santiago, in
which five were killed and ten wound ed.
The difficulty was the result of rumor
that the American authorities would
reject all applications for a share in
the $3,00O,000 that had not been filed
before the payment at Guantanamo last
month. .lIE.f.ai N.
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MINOR n EWS ITEMS.
For the Week Ending Aug. %.

For the Week Ending Aug. IS.
Concord, N. H., was shaken by an
earthquake.
The National Farmers congress will
meet in Boston Octob er3 to 6.
Mrs. Annie Gravenstock, aged 81
years, died Of starvation in Chicago.
It has been decided to hold uniyer-
sal exposition in Rome, Italy, in 1910.
The historic old Clay mansion near
Paris, KY, has been destroyed by fire.
The new cable between Miami, Fla,
and Havana, Cuba, has been completed.
Reports from Mormon missions show
that551 elders are laboring in the south.
Manufacturers Of printers ink have
formed a trust with a capital Of $780,
900 ,O0O.,
In the village of Reading, Mich, %
buildings were burned, causing loss
of SIS, 900.
The Third cavalry, consisting of us
| men and Is officers, left Seattle, Wash,
for Manila.
Forest fires have destroyed a large
quantity of valuable timber in Laramie
county, Wyo. Il
The one hundred and fftieth ami
versary of the birth of Goethe was cele-
brated at Frankfort-on-the-M Main.
L A district possessing rich and very
strong veins Of gold-bearing quartz has
been found near Mine Center, Ont.
In Ravenswood, ILL.,, Tom Butler, of
Boston, beat the ten-mile worlds BIZ
cycle record, his time being 1875 3-5.
HEX t Warsaw, ILL.,, Judge William N.
Grover, a prominent lawyer, dropped
dead on the street from heart failure.
I Dwight FL. Baldwin, founder of the
piano firm of Baldwin & Co., died at his
| residence in Cincinnati, aged rs years.
A stage was held up at Horseshoe
Bend, Idaho, by masked men, who Sc
cured 900 from III. J. Reiling, of Chi
cago.
Both Gen. Brooke and Gen. Wood
| have denied to the war department re-
ports of riots and disturbances in San
tiago.
Little Rock, Ark, was visited by an
electrical storm of such violence that
millions of English sparrows we're
killed. "7.
Carl Trenkhaus, aged 40, and his wife
were shot and killed by Trenkhaus'
brother at New Milford, Conn, in a
quarrel.
The roundup of riotous negroes in
Mcintosh county, Ca, by the military
| resulted in the surrender of several, of
the leaders. ssss..
The trotter Abbott went a mile at
Readville, Mass, in 2:o6s4, which is the
fastest mile ever trotted in New Eng
land in race.
| Mayor Jones, of Toledo, opened his
independent campaign for governor of
Ohio by sending out great quantities
| of literature.
In San Francisco George Tanner, a
saloonkeeper, murdered Deputy Sheriff
James r. Brown and Fannie Barnes.
Jealousy was the cause.
An explosion in powder mill near
sheppton, Pa, killed William T. Betzen-
berger. one of the proprietors, and
Harry Jones, a powder maker.
The transports Valencia and Zealan-
dia, with 100 men of the Montana regi-
ment and 400 men belonging to other
organizations on board, left Manila for
San Francisco.
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Automobiles to Contest.

Wyoming, Ill, Aug. 26. r. 3. Shaw
will accept the challenge of DR.. Morris
foran automobile race Of 10 miles on the.
Galesburg race track, the race to take
place after October IS, $500 to be post
ed September rs and the remaining $500
one week before the race.
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Man and Money Gone.

81 Chicago. Aug. 20. -Demetri Fried
lander, leader among the. Russians Of
Chicago, and a man Of wealth., is mys-
terionsly missing from the city. He
has not been seen since last Thursday,
and a large number ofshis countrymen
here who had placed their savings in his
keeping are in great distress. The ag-
gregate amount of this money is esti-
mated at from $35, 900 to 500, 900. Scores
of families are involved.
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Hanged.

y Charlotte, N. G., Aug. 25.J Julius AL
exander (colored) was privately hanged
here Thursday for assaulting a white.
woman. He confessed the crime and
said the penalty was just. A colored
preacher in. a talk on the scaffold said
Alexand er's crime was zone in which
we are glad to see the law carried OUT
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Z Al SerfOu. Chnrre

Peru, Ind, Aug. 25. Mrs. Edith
Quick was arrested Thursday charged
with having poisoned her husband,
who died a Weekago. A brother Of
the dead man was arrested, charged
with being an accomplice.
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Do,mesttc Trag,ed,

Marshfeld, Wis, Aug: 2s.-W William
Moran, fireman on the Chicago & North
western road, shot and killed his wife
and afterwards killed himself Family
troubles, caused separation and it was,
this that led to the deed. Four chill
.dren are left orphans Moran was
thought to be temporarily insane.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-08-31

A DEFAULTING bank cashier who
had eluded the police for three years
by staying in a seaside village was dis
covered by a strange accident. While
strolling on the beach with a young
woman, watching the warships, sail
or on board cruiser, who happened
to come from the town whence the
defaulterA had absconded, in looking
through a telescope recognized him
and informed the police.
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CONGRESSMAN CHARLES CURTIS,

Y CONGRESSMAN CHARLES CURTIS, of
Kansas, is an Indian of the Kaw tribe.
He is a republican from the district
embracing Topeka, and has now served
three terms in Congress, and holds a
certificate for fourth. He.is a law
yer by profession and an earnest and
accomplished speaker, and the most
red men.
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Deadly .Dyna mite.

Joplin, Mo-, Aug. 25.-David J. Sin
clair, Duluth, Mimi; r. j. Robbins,
sedalia, Mo-; Henry Gilbert, Joplin;
Frank Huddleston, Joplin: Will Mess
more, Carterville, Mo-, miners, were
killed by an explosion Of dynamite at
the Margaret Mining company's mill
near Carterville.
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Thousands Destitute

Washington, Aug. 26. official re-
port from Porto Rico says that there
have been 2,s12 burials Of victims of the
recent hurricane. One thousand fam
lilies are missing, together with their
houses, and the number Of destitute
persons is 100000. @
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HEAVY Los. by storms. 4

Lima, Peru. via Galveston, Aug. 90
According to reliable reports received
here from Chill property valued at more.
shan s. 500, 900 has been destroyed dur
ing the severe storms that have swept
tie country during the last fortnig ht Is
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A Fatal Error.

Springfield, Ill, Aug. 26.-Mrs. Otis.
Shaw died Friday at her home in Tay-
lorville, aged 20 years, after suffering
for five days untold agony from the re-:
suits Of large quantity of corrosive
sublimate being administered to her
by Mrs. John Cotlan by mistake for,
calomel.
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no Edn,cnte QUINN G1rl..

/, Altoona, Pa, Aug. Fifty young
!. Cuban girls have arrived at Mount
Aloysius to beginSan English education.
They were chap eroned by Sonora sa-
netti and travelled under the auspices
of the National Cuban Relief associa-
ton.
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In Custody.

Milwaukee, Aug. william Bar
rett. one of a trio Of bank thieves. was
arrested here for completely in an at
tempt to snatch S1.10O from the coun-
ter Of the First national bank.
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Death Of Henry luton.

Saratoga, N. Y, Aug. Ex-J Judge
Henry Hilton, Of New York. died at
55:35 o'clock yesterday afternoon at
Woodlawn Park, his Saratoga country
seat. aged rs years.
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First Legal Hanging.

Muskogee, I. =, Aug. 20. Cyrus A..
Brown and Matthew Craig were exc,
cuted here for murder. It was the.
first legal hanging Of white men ever
held in the territory.
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Passed Away.

Milwaukee, Aug. 26.-Col. Warham
Parks. who for many years occupied
a prominent place in legal circles, died
at Oconomowoc Friday afternoon. The
deceased was born in Milwaukee No
yember 5, 1916. He passed through the.
great:civil war struggle
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To Fight Trusts.

Binghamton, n, Y, Aug. %. The
Commercial Travellers and Hotel Mems
league. numbering 6.s31 members, has.
been organized here to fight the trusts
of the United States.
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Veterans Lol, 2 RIDE.

s Camden !, N q !. a ug. 25.--After riding.
bicycle 300 miles TO attend the ma.
tional encampment Of the Grand Army
OF the Republic, James A. Rape, aged
lisa years, of Marinette, Wis, arrived in
this city yesterday
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Post Omce Closed

Washington, Aug. 2s.-'rhe postmas-
ter general Saturday ordered the dis
continuance of the post Office at Peck.
Fla. because Of the recent white-cap-
ping Of the postmaster there.
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sendfne Tronn.,.

London. Aug. 25. The govern
ment believes that the situation in
the Transyaal is daily becoming more,
acute and is dispatching troops to the.
scene of threatened trouble
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Help for the Needy

Brooklyn, Aug. 24.--The United
States transport Mcclellan sailed yes.
terday, carrying 1000 tons Of clothing,
provisions. medicines and building ma
terial for the destitute in Porto Rico.
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Changes It's Nam,

Des7Moines, Ia, Aug. 24.Gen. Rob-
.ert Dyrenforth, of Washington. was
reelected commander in chief of the
Union Veterans union at the annual
meeting in this city, and the n anne Of
the union was chang ed to the Order Of
Union Battleme IL $40
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Mexican war Yetera.n. !.

Lexington, KY, Aug. &c. Secretary
.Smit h, Of the National Association OF
Mexican War eterans, announces that
the annual meeting will be held in In
dianapolis Sept l3 and 14.
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New BANK Notes.

Washing on, Aug. 26. An entire SCI
3ries of new notes is to be issued by the.
treasury department to replace the old
ones Of the denomin atoms of ST, So, ST.
SO, $40, $50, 500 and $500.
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Married Eighty-one Year.

Upper sandusky, O.. Aug. 2s.-Peter
Stansley, aged 1O2. and his wife, aged
"a. both colored, celebrated their eigh-
ty-frst marriage anniversary in this,
& city.
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Germn Cabinet Wi

German Cabinet Will Remain.
Berlin. Aug. 4.-Itis understood that
as aresultof the council Wednesday the
cabinet will remain in Office and there
will be no dissolution.
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SER! tl,e lTtnne,

New York, AUG. z a dispatch from
Admiral Dewey says tina he will arrive
in this city on September IS.
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Island Receipts

Washington, Aug. 2S.-A statement
of the receipts Of the Philippine islands
from the date of occupation by the
United States government to July 81
last shows that the total receipts from
ALI sources for the period named was
S5,249, All. The receipts from all sources
by ports for the above named period
are: Manila, $3,s4s,24s; Iloilo, $685.
500: Cebus. S156.136.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
MEMORIAL EXERCISES.

CEREMONIES TO BE HELD IN THE
OPERA HOUSE TO-MORROw-PA-
RADE TUESDAY.
Memorial services In honor Of the dead
soldiers Of the civil war viii be begun
tomorrow under the auspices Of the
various G. A. r. posts in this city.
In the afternoon the veterans will as
semble in the Opera House and listen to
addresses by Postmaster Hugh C..
Browne, city Solicitor Conrad Junior
Vice Commander Peter b. Ayars, Robert
II. Richards and others.
Most OF the schools win hold their
exercises ON Monday, and many inter
esting programs have been prepared
Vice Commander Daniel Ross. Depart
mont Commander William H. Moyston
will preside and church choir will sing
several appropriate selections. A solo by
Mrs. William Alnsworth will also be
rendered.
In the evening the posts win meet at
smyth Post room and attend divine ser.
vices in a body at Asbury NJ r. Church
Preceding the cemonies at the Opera
House religious services will be attended
in the morning by the veterans.
DUPONT Post will go to the Mt. Salem
NJ E. Church; Smyth Post to Bethany
Baptist; Grant and Sheridan Posts unit
ing will also attend services.
The various posts will on Tuesday vlsi
the different cemeteries and decorate
dead soldiers graves with flowers an,
returning dine at their respective quar-
| ters.
The parade will form on Frencl
street, right resting on Fourth, and vii
move over the following route: Yves
on Fourth to King to Third to Market
to Ninth. to jefferson, to Delaware ave
nue.. to the Soldiers and Sailors Monu
ment. at Broome street, countermarch {
Eleventh. to Market. to Tenth and ther
dismiss.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
BEFORE JUDGE BALL.

BUT FEW OFFENDERS CAME UP
FOR TRIAL THIS MORNING.
At this mornings session Of Municipal
Court Judge Ball was not compelled to
dive deep into legal lore to dispose Of the
few cases before him.
William Wyncoope and ]. II. Conner
were arraigned on charge Of vagrancy.
They were arrested yesterday by detec
tive on suspicion. but were dismissed on
the charge and ordered to leave town at
once. wyncoope at once broke out OF
the police station.
Alonzo Ward, colored, was charged
with committing an assault upon his
lady friend" Agnes Grumpy, In a sa-
loon at Fifth and Tatnall streets, and
was fined $40 and costs by his honor.
Thomas Dempsey pleaded guilty to as.
saulting his wife. Mary. but at her re-
quest was dismissed. and promised to sir
no more.
The case against Edward Conley
charged with selling liquor without a IL
cense, was continued at the request o
his counsel Walter II. Hayes, unit
June 5.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
IAN INTERESTING VOLUME.

IT WAS THE PROPERTY OF HENRY
RIDGELY. FATHER OF EDWARD
RIDGELY. SIR.
William Michael Byrne has presented
to Robert IL. Richards a Greek and
Latin Testament which was printed In
Glasgow by Duncan In 1916. There Is not
a word Of English IN the letter press Of
the book. Each chapter Is printed first
in Greek and then in Latin. 1t has a
special local interest for 1t once belonged
to Henry Ridgey. father Of Edward
Ridgely. sr. and DR.. Henry Ridgey, Of
Dover. on the fly leaf is this inscrlp-
tion:
Henry Ridgeiy began to read Greek
December To-"
In the back of the book these words
are found:
Henry Ridgely's Book. February 18th,
1929. Newark Academy. Delaware"
The little volume afterwards passed
into the possession OF Chancellor Martin
II. Bates, for this entry Is found:
Martin II. Bates. Present Of his
cousin"
on the leather back are these words:
Martin II. Bates Book. May 1, 1851.
The volume Is in an excellent state OF
preservation.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
A VETERAN BURIED.

REMAINS OF MRS. CONNER
BROUGHT FROM SALEM FOR IN
TBRMENST.
Mrs. Maggie Conner, widow Of George
II. Conner, whO died in Salem, n j., on
Wednesday. was brought to Wilmington
this morning and hurled at Riverview
Cemetery. In addition to relatives and
friends. several members OF Harmony
Council. No. 1, L. F. of A., OF this city,
attended the funeral.
Harry T. Barr. Of No. 2O6 East Four
teenth street. was buried at New cathed-
raj Cemetery this morning. High mass
was said at st. Patrbck's Church.
Many relatives and friends and mem
bers Of Smythe Post. No. !, G. A. r.,
and Encampment No. "a, U. V. L.. at
tended the funeral OF Jacob Lamplugh,
from his late residence, No. 1902 Wes'
Second street, this afternoon. Service:
were held at Wesley NJ. f. Church at
O'Clock, and lnterment was made at VII.
mington and Brandywine Cemetery.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
ANNUAL MAY CARNIVAL.

GIVEN AT THE OPERA HOUSE ON
THURSDAY NIGHT BY MISS NJ
,CI4AFFERTY'S DANCING CLASS.
The May Carnival Of the girls and boys
Of Miss McClafferty's dancing class was
held on Thursday night at the Opera
House and was decided success. The
dancing exhibited by the children re-
fieoted great credit on their instructor,
and was greatly enjoyed by all present.
with dance last night Miss McClafferty
closed the season, which has been a
great success.
on Monday night May dance for the
senior classes Will take place in Shellpot
Park The patronesses will be Mrs
Price, Mrs. Lawson, Mrs. Messick, Mrs
Everett and Mrs. Rettew.