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ANOTHER COMMISSION
Secured by Senator Scott for West
vIrglnIun Captain Beatty Also
Cots n Good Berth.

Secured by Senator Scott for West
VirginIan - Captain Beatty Also
Gets Good Berth.
sn.ciaI Dispatch to the 1ntellIgeneer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 2i.-sen-
ntor Scott has secured another commits
sion for West Virginia soldier, Colo
mel Casteei, late colonel OF the First
West virginia Infantry in the war with
Spain. The colonel has been rendered
captains commission and will go to
the Philippines.
The list OF Mountain State patriots to
whom commissions have been so far is-
sued for service at Manila, numbers
six.
CAPT. Charles l.. Beatty, formerly OF
the Ninth United States Volunteers.
with which organization he served as
an officer about nine months In the Gu
ban campaign, has been commissioned
captain for duty in the Philippines,
and has been authorized TO organize q
company He has every confidence In
his ability to do this In the District OF
Columbia. He Is popular IN the Dis
trict National Guard. Capt. Beatty
family. or large proportion Of 1t, re-
sides in Marion county, In and near
Warrington. His home Ia In Washing
ton.
Senator Scott expects to call upon
President Mckinley tomorrow TO urge
the appointment OF General Harrison
Gray Otis ns secretary Of war. In case
he finds General OTIS chances poor,
the senator VIII ask the President to
put some prominent German-AmerIcan
In the place.
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MOLINFUY'S INDICTMENT.
Counsel for tho Defendant Asks to
Examine the Minutes Of the Grand

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Sus'S, ~ 10 ~. S...,,, =
Examine the hitiuVeS u 'Ae Nf''aN
Jury.
Nyrw vnpY InIv 9t-Roland a.
,,-.-.' ..-,,..,.,,,,,
AiolineuH' VINO was lhuicteu 'eet''NAy
for the second time for the murder OF
Mrs KATE i. Adams. was taken TO the
-.,,,,. - ,,-.-ot ,a.stors TODAY 10 be
cOuF' Va se'e4".
arraigned for pleading before 'udse
blanchard. Before the pleading could
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THE "ROUND ROBIN"

OF tho Correspondents Enectually
Answered by General otis-rhe
Navy Endorses the Commanding
Generals Statements.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. July 2l.-The
war department has issued statement,
quoting certain dispatches from Gener-
nj Otis in answer to the press cores
pondents round robin" The general
says in substance that the correspond
ents wished to send statements that i'm.
peril operations. that they had no speci'
fcatlon to support their charges against
him, and that these charges were un-
true. He denies that he mlnlmlzes the
work OF the navy and quotes from ma
val dispatches to Justify HIS statement
The text OF the statcmnt is MS fol-
lows. General Otis in Il dispatch un'
der the date OF July 20, says that the
press correspondents demanded per-
mission to cable that official reports
sent mlsrepresented conditions. This
was denied. They then demanded the
privilege 10 send without reservation
facts found by them and their opinion
This wus granted II public interests
were not imperllled The answer was
not satisfactory and they therefore
sent by mail to Hong Kong. General
Otis says he Is not conscious OF sending
Misrepresentation. but thinks that his
dispatches Mt times have been too con-
servative. The press nffa!r appeared TO
be n threat. When the correspondents
were asked to be Informed wherein
General Otis dispatches We're mislead-
ing they offered nothing tangible eN-
cept that his conclusions were unwnr-
ranted. When told that they were dis
regarding military authority II was
apparent that they cOurted mnrtyrdom.
which II was unwlse to give them.
I'm n later dispatch Gen. Otis says
that the charges made by the press
correspondents was untrue. He adds
that the most harmonious relations eX-
ist between the army and the navy. He
gives the following extract from n let
ter Just received from II leading Fill
plno at Tarlac. which Is the centre OF
the main InsurRent army:
"'For some days have been trying to
leave this band OF thieves. Watched
80 closely impossible TO leave. a great
many OF the people here long for Amer
icnn troops to advance, for every one
In desperate with 60 much aavngery
committed by Aguinaldo,S army
Captain Barker. " the navy, Who
succeeded Admiral Dewey In command
OF the fleet In sending the reports or
the commander Of the Yorktown. TO the
navy department, mnkes this endorse
ment: I am pleased to note the cor.
dial cooperation OF army and navy
as bearing upon the statement that
the operations II the navy had been
unlimited. 1t may be stated that GEN
erni Otis has repeatedly recognized the
work Of the navy, as for example In his
dispatch OF June Is last, in which no
SAYS: The navy aided greatly on
shore OF bay, landing forces occasions
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ELIHU ROOM
Will Succeed Secretary AIEer, and
the Announcement VIII be Made

VIII Succeed Secretary AIEer, and
the Announcement VIII be Made
To-day.
WASHINGTON, July 2l.-The name
Of the successor to General Alger as sec
retary Of war. may be announced to-
morrow. The President has made his
selection and 1t Is understood that ElIhu
Root. of New York. is his choice. The
question of the appointment OF sue
cessor to Secretary Alger was the sub
ject OF a conference tonight at the
white house between the President and
senator Thomas c. Platt, Of New York,
who came over on q late train.
The conference lasted about an hour
and afterwards Mr. Plat said that the
President had about decided upon the
person to whom he will tender the posi-
tlon and that an announcement Of his
name will be made very soon, probably
tomorrow. The senator was non-eom-
municadve as to who the apPolntee
probably will be. saying that he did not
feel at liberty to talk Of what passed at
the conference.
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SUNRISE PRAYERS
OF the Epworth League an Inspiring
sight-Yesterday's Proceedings.

OI the EpWOFtn League uH AH5plENuB
Sight-Yestcrday's Proceedings.
INDIANAPOLIS, july 2l.-The first
sunrise prayer meeting of this conven-
tlon was held at $3.50 this morning by
the Epworth Leaguers In Monument
place. Probably 1000 delegates con-
gregated on the west side OF the espla-
made and clustered about the fountain.
on the terrace stood the leader, Rev.
Or. W. a. Spencer, OF Philadelphia,
and behind him reared the tall shaft OF
the soldiers and sailors monument.
The scene was inspiring and with the
singing served to attrac: people going
To work. who extended the line OF the
congregation q block distant to WASH
ington street. The regular programme
OF the morning was devoted to depart
ment conferences which were held in
Tomllnson hall. Epworth tent. Opera
House and four Of the churches.
A meeting OF the state cabinet Of I'LL
nols was held this morning to meet n
committee from Peoria. where the state
convention will be held In 1900 and the
preliminary matters arranged. The
number Of delegates present was esti-
mated this morning Mt 5000.
In Tomllnson hall the first meeting
WAS devoted to the discussion OF spirit
ual work. Rev. W. A. Frye. OF Kalamn-
zoo. Mich, presided. The speakers
were: Rev. j. II. Reed, Galveston,
Texas, Rev. ]. II. Hazlew0od. Dundas,
ont. and Rev. Gustnve Hitler, Louis
VILE, KS. In the opera House the de-
partment OF charity, mercy and help
was conducted by W, +, Gorcth, New
York. Rev. II. W. Crews. st. Thomas.
ont. delivered an address on Visiting
under the direction OF the pastor" Rev.
Waiter Morrltt, Of Boston, talked on
''Epworth Homes md City Work"
Al the Second Presbyterian church,
Rev, W. II. Jordan, Sioux Falls, y. D.,
conducted the department OF literary
work.
Al the Roberts Park church, Rev.
Horace @. ogden, Attlca, Ind. presid-
ed over the apartment OF social work.
and the department OF correspondence
was held IN the Plymouth Congregn-
tiJnnl church, conducted by Col. W. r.
Willis. Americua, Ga
Tho department OF finance. presided
over By I. l.. Paine. Lincoln. Neh.. vas
held IN the Meridian street Methodist
church.
fynngcllstlc services we're conducted
IN tho tent by Rev. DR.. l. w. Nun
hall. Germantown, PA.
There was no afternoon session. The
time was occupied by Il band concert at
the state fair grounds,
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Nurscs for Philippines.

NEW YORK, July 2l.-The o'clock
through train on the New York Gem
tral last night for San Francisco car
rled nine more trained nurses for the
Philippines, sent out under the auspices
OF Auxiliary No. for the maintenance
OF trained nurses. These nurses are
sent in response to an appeal for more
nurses cabled last Saturday from Ma
Mia TO Mrs. whItelaw Reid. chairman
OF the committee on the maintenance Of
trained nurses. Adjutant General Cor
bin, as soon as advised OF the appeal
informed Mrs. Reid that the secretary
OF war would serd Instructions to San
Francisco to forward the nurses at once
on army transports, on the same condi-
tlons as formerly, that they begin work
Immediately for any sick soldiers on
the transports during the voyage.
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PIG IRON PRODUCTION
For the First Half of This Ycar-A
Great increase.

For the First Half of This Ycar-A
Great Increase.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. July 2i.-The
Bulletin Of the American Iron and Steel
Association has received from the
manufacturer complete statistics Of
the production OF all kinds Of pig iron
in the United States In firSt half OF
1899. The total production Of pig Iron
in that period was 6.2S9. .iG1 gross tons.
against 5,6Sg.I03 tons in the hrst half
OF 1898 and 5,sO4. .23l tons IN the second
half. The production Of BeaBenler pig
iron was 3,IsS,907 gross tons, against
3,708,6s4 tons In the firBt half OF 1888
and 1885,. 900 tons in the second half.
The whole number Of furnaces In
blast on June 80. 1899. was go. against
202 on December 81. 1898.
The stocks Of pig iron which were
unsold in the hands Of manufacturers
or their agents on June 80. 1899,
amounted to 1890 gross tons, against
81 ,57T tons on June 80. 1888, and 2sl, $50
tons on December 81, 1e99.
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AsHTABULA, Ohio, July 2l.-The
dock mems strike here threatens to be-
come serious. Manager L. C. Hanna, OF
the 81. A. Hanna docks, met the strik-
ers and in n conference the remlorai
OF Superintendent George Il. Razer and
Chief Engineer AIcNutt' was demanded.
A further conference Is TO be held. but
the men are bitter against the officials
named The men on the Minnesota
dock on the Lakeport side, struck and
six hundred men are out. The strikers
are members OF the Longshoremen's
Union which. It is claimed, win bar the
Hanna boats at other ports or docks,
pending the settlement OF the strike.
over 1000 men are idle In all.
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LONDON. July 2l.-The newspapers
here are printing extraordinary stories
regarding Admiral Dewey and his
crew. one OF the papers says that al
though the crew of the Olympia is a
motley collection OF English, American,
Russian, Austrian. French and even
Chinese sailors. all are as fond Of Adj
mlral Dewey as though they had served
q life time under him. Another news
paper article declares that the report
that the Austrian government has for
bIdden any official greeting Of Admiral
Dewey out OF consideration for the
feelings OF Spain is untrue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-22
WALDO INDICATED.

BY Clarksburg Council, ReInstated,
and Then Arrested.
Special Dispatch to the IhtsliIEsneer.
CLARKsBURG. W. Va. July 2l.-The
city council in special session last night
at late hour after thorough lnves-
tlgatlon OF Policeman Art. Waldos ar-
lion upon the lamentabIe Incident OF the
Young homicide, June Is, eXonerated
him fully in the matter by vote OF I
to 2, one member voting blank.
They then reinstated him upon the
force. but being arrested early this
morning upon the warrant sworn out by
Young's father charging him with aid
ing and abettlng In the killing and
leading a riotOus mob, he was taken
from the police force by Constable Roll
Inns and Jailed. His preliminary hear
ing IS set for tomorrow at 10 o'clock
before Squire ]. n. David.
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LONDON. July 2i.-The dead body Of
n man was found last night upon the
steps OF Trinity church. Landudno'
wales. Death had been caused by a
shot from revolver In one OF the
dead mans pockets was found nm en-
vclope. Indicating that his name was
Alfred Poole and that he came from
coal Glen. colorado. There was also
,,ron the dead mans person n letter
dated April ., fron G. W. oakes. south
Water strect. Denver. written upon pa
ner bearing the letter head OF Centen-
NAL lodge, Knights OF Pythlas, =.
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TERRIBLE RESULTS

or an Explosion on an English Tor
pedo Boat Mine mon Killed aud
Four Badly Injured.
LONDON. July Alan explosion on
board the torpedo boat destroyer Bull
finch, on the solent, during her trial
to-day, killed nine and Injured four Of
those on board.
1t was the worst naval accident OF
this nature that has occurred in the
British navy in twenty years. The
victims were terribly injured, steam and
boiling water filling the engine room.
The Bullhnch Is one Of the latest de-
signed thirty knot torpedo boat destroy
ore
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XENIA, o., July ala terrible ex-
plosion occurred ut the plant Of the
Nenla fuse manufacturing company.
near here to-day. Two OF the injured
will die. The injured are: Miss Rose
o'ponncil. fatal: Mrs Ollie Davis, IA
tai: Ennis wyckofi, one eye blown out
and other injuries The plant. which
was part of the Aetna Powder Com-
pany. 81 Chicago. was wrecked. Miss
ODonncll rcgained consciousness long
enough to say that she caused the ac-
cldeuts
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Italians Head the List.

WASHINGTON, July 2i.-The official
figures OF the number Of immigrants
who arrived In this counry during the
fiyrnl year ended June 30. 1899. were
to-day made public By the immigration
bureau. Tho grand totals are: Male,
1851 female. ll6. .43G. Totals Tor 1895:
Male. i35.77j; female. 1884. Italians
head the list this year with $3.50 males
and 25,3g7 females
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CHICAGO, July 2L--Ioe choynskI, OF
California. got the decision over Jack
Mccormack. the Philadelphia heavy
welRht here tonight at the end Of six
rn,,nd contest. Choynski was knocked
down in the first round, but from that
until the sixth he had decided adyan-
tag&
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TERRIFIC EXPLOSION
ora sawmIII Boiler In Greene County
One Man ,rns KIllntl.

Ono Man was Killed.
wAYNEsBURG. Pa, July 2i.-A boil
er explosion occurred ut the ZadoclE
whltehlll saw mill in Wayne township,
this county, last evening. The explosion
was terrific, Ell whItehlli, son of the
proprietor being blown over two hun
dred yards and killed. Another son
was carried great distance, but
allghted In a creek and was not SER
lously injured.
The father. Zadock whltehllI, In re-
ported fatally hurt. The boiler divided
Into two parts. each being carried over
two hundred yards from the scene Of
the accident.
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were lynched had formed a conspiracy
TO assasslnate DR.. Hodges and the
mob, learning the facts. took the law
into their own hands. After dillgent
inquiry we have not been able to learn
the names or identity Of any OF the
men composing the mob"
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MANILA. July

Adiutant General. Washington.
Captain B. A. Byrne. Sixteenth In.
fantry, with 20 men surprised united
robber bands. Negros, numbering 1907
killed 1l5: wounded many, captured few
rifles and revolvers, many hand weap-
Ons, large quantities stock; hghting AZ
close distance; Byrne's loss one Killed
one wounded. names not given. TINS
action very beneficial for quiet OF Ne
gros. (SlEned) OTIS.
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SIElNMAY PIANO fOR SALE.

We have n very nice steinway &
Sons square Plano, with Gothic legs,
seven oetavcs. in good condition. which
we sell for siei cash. or siSS on pay
ments. stool and cover Included.
F. W. BAUMER CO,
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WASHINGTON, July 81. = The war
department has received the following
cablegram:
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STREET CAR STRIKES

In New York, brooklyn and Cleve-
land-Counter Arrests in Brooklyn.
Dynamite Used I'm Cleveland.
NEW YORK, July 2i.-In the bor-
oughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn to-
day the strike situation, generally
speaking, remained unchanged. on
Manhattan Island cars on all the lines
of the Metropolitan system were run on
practically the usual headway.
The events of greatest interest dur
ing the day were the arrest of Presi-
dent Rosslter, Of the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Company. on a warrant Issued
by Magistrate Brenner, charging him
with criminal libel, Albert n. Johnson,
former president of the Nassau rail-
road. being the complainant and the
notification Of the different district
attorneys within the limits OF the
Greater New York that the ten hour
law was enforcible and asking them TO
communicate with Secretary John p.
DonneIly. OF the Building Trade section
Of the Central Trades Union, and sub
nit complaints to grand jury or mag
istrate.
The arrest of President Rossiter. al-
though interesting. will not, II is thought,
have any marked effect on the strike.
President johnson objects 10 state
ments made by President Rossiter to
Brooklyn reporters in q recent inter-
view. In the interview Mr.. Rossiter Is
quoted us saying after referring to the
strikers charged with blowing up the
Fifth avenue elevated structure with
dynamite: Those are not my men.
Mr.. Albert L. johnson Is welcome to
them. Mr.. Albert johnson is the lead
er OF them. am told that there Is ev-
Idence against some OF the men TO send
them tn prison for twenty years"
The letters written by Mayor Van
wyck TO each OF the district attorneys
of the four counties included within the
'cIty regarding the enforcement OF the
ten hour law It is thought may result in
a transferrance Of the street car trou-
Bile OF Greater New York to the courts.
Cleveland Strikers Use Dynamite.
CLEVELAND, o., July 2l.-An at
tempt was made to blow up a street car
with dynamite at $3.50 o'clock this even
ing. The car was on Euclid avenue,
returning to the Lakeyiew barns, when
terrific explosion occurred under the
wheels at Andale avenue. opposite the
residence OF Henry a. Everett, presi-
dent OF the Big Consolidated Street Car
Company. The car wns nearly jolted
from the track, but was not stopped.
The half dozen passengers on board
were badly frightened, but none OF
them was injured. No harm was sus-
tnined by the car and It passed on its
journey. There is no clue to the per-
petrators.
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ally and again under date Of July q;
The army and navy are In hearty ae, g,
cord and the best Of feeling prevails y
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The temperature yesterday as Observed
nv {, Schnepf. d7iggls,, corner Of Market
ana Fourteenth street. was as follows;
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For West virginia threatening Sn;ur-
dav. with showers at n!Sht. probably
showers sunday; variable winds.
Ear Western Pennsylvania ard Ohio.
showers Saturday and probably sunday
variable winds,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-03-21
COMPLIMENTS SUIT DISMISSED
Question of Docketing of a Judg-
ment Decides q Bill.

Vice Chancellor Pitney today dismissed
the suit to set aside an alleged fraud
ulent conveyance.
The complainant was Newton A. Mer-
rift of Newark, and he obtained judg-
ment in New York on October s. 1897,
for $3.50 S. against Michael Amato of Ho-
boken. He thereafter brought suit in the
District Court of Hoboken for Gov
of the judgment and again won the case,
with costs. Armed with a writ of execu-
ton Sheriff Heller tried to sell the Amato
property on Adams street, but in vain,
as he was confronted with the fact that
it was not in Michael's name, but that
of his son, John. It was then that Mer-
rift brought proceedings to lave the
transfer set aside as fraudulent, alleging
that the c~onveyanc was made without
consideration and for no other purpose
than to prevent him, Merritt, from re-
ceiving the money. due him.
Amato declares in his answer that he
was never served with any notice of the
Hoboken suit.
A long opinion of Justice Dixon was
cited by Congressman w. D. Daily for
Amato, in reference to docketing of judg-
ments holding that such a procedure in a
case similar to Merritt's was illegal. The
court dismissed the bill and the com
plainant will begin a new suit.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-03-21
EAGLE LODGE ENTERTAINS.
Reception of F. and A. N. at
PohImaun's.

An entertainment and reception were
held at Pohlmann's last night undo the
auspices of Eagle Lodge, No. So. F. & A.
NJ. The programme of the entertainment
was as follows:-Overture, by Prof. Walt
er's orchestral; recitation and songs by
Charles Duncan, English comedian and
singer; song, by Patti Henri, operate
soprano; musical comedy sketch, by Fos-
telIe and Emmett; magic, by Prof. Sea-
bury; duet, by Semnes inc Zarnes; char
acter representations, by Adolf Adams;
recitations and dancing, by Fred. Wyck-
off, funny Yankee comedian and eccen-
trio dancer; character comedy sketch and
songs, by Frye and alien; songs, by
Philip Heck, and popular songs by George
Schuyler and William Hilton. illustrated
by pictures and showing scenes of the
late war, and portraits of war heroes.
A reception followed. Andrew Haas.
Jr., was floor manager, assisted by W.
B. Stretch. The floor committee consisted
of John Kiefer, John Kimpel, Jr., Charles
G. Stretch, Peter Senior, Samuel H.
Neve. Robert G. Taylor was chairman of
the reception committee. His confreres
were Henry Stone, David Wilson, Joseph
Jewkes, Frank Guaraglia, Walter c. Ro-
gers and w. J. Cross. The arrangement
committee was composed Of w. B.
Stretch, Henry Stone, Andreas Haas, Jr.,
Robert q. Taylor and John Kiefer.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-03-21
EUcHRE AT PHILIPS HALL
Handsome Prizes Awarded to Best
Players.

A successful euchre party was held
last evening in Phillips Hall, on Bergen
avenue. At least thirty tables were used.
Those who AVON prizes were:-Mrs. Day,
a gold chain; Miss ~Broughton, a marble
clock; Mrs. w. Beach, a punch bowl; Miss
N. Fell, palm; Miss Higgins, easy chair;
Mr.. F. Bogert, banquet lamp; Mr.. G.
Russ, dressing case; Mr.. J. Dinns, pair
of pictures; H. Backer, Tobacco jar; and
H. B. Clifton, a. half dozen scarfs.
Among those present were:-Mr. and
Mrs. G. H. Jones, John Vile, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. N. Higgins, L. E. Norris, Mr.. and Mrs.
F.. M. Bogart, Mr.. and Mrs. John Leitz,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Fraser, Miss M. King,
Mrs. L. Young, Miss E. Duncan, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. B. Higgins, J.. Keller, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. K. Neice, Mr.. and Mrs. K. w.
Sickhart, ]. H. Scheffling, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Higgins, Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Fell,
Miss Stubenvoll, Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnell,
Mrs. South, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Earl, Mr..
and Mrs. P-ersonneault, w. Brooks, j.
Salmigs, Mr.. and Mrs. Rose, ] Manly,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. frenzy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bogart, R. Toffey, Mr.. Holbrooke, II.
Weinel, Mr.. and Mrs. Roberton, Mrs.
Miss Busall, Mr.. and Mrs. Wick
ham, Mr.. G. Massen, Miss Massen and
Mr.. Clifton.