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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-08
NAY GER A MO CONTRACT.
south African Gold Companies want
Heavy Coal Trucks.

Capeiown. Sept. 7.-Ameriean energy
promises 20 b. rewarded by securing or
dcrs for 30 iarEel coal trucks, involving
10000 about to BE- placed by gold mining
deNvery ls viiaiiy important.
Tenders were received from British ami
American manufacturer The latter
quoted lower on the prices and promised
more speedy delivery
British financial hoases hear that the
English manufacturers viii allow foreign
crw TO reap the commercial benefits OF the
Vrfr.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-08
CALIFORNIA DEMOCRATS.
Named Electoral Ticket and In
doraed Kansas city Platform.

San Jcse. Cal. SEPT. T.-The State Dem
ocraiic Convention adjourned to-day after
nominating an 81 ctoTal ticket and adopt
ing a platform embodying the principles
oct forth IN the national platform adopted
al Kansas city.
The platform condemns the employment
cf Asistlcs ard favors the re-enaetment
ana Improvement Of the Chinese exclusion
act and the adoption OF such laws as
will exclude all Asiatlc labor.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-08
A sTRIkE Is EXPECTED.
Operators say Nothing nut a Miracle
Can Prevent %.

wnkesbarre. Pa. Sept Miners meet
ings were held in various parts Of the
Wyoming valley to-nlgh, and the strike
situation discussed. In nearly all the
meetings the sentiment was IN favor Of
abiding by the decision OF the Executive
Board of the United Mine Workers now
IN session IN indianapolis. Some of the
speakers deplored a lockout. but said they
were willing 90 stand by the majority.
The operators are now convinced that
ofhlng hut miracle can prevent q
strike and are making preparations 20 hire
coal and iron policemen 10 guard their
nroaerty. lf the atrIke y ordered.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-08
STORM STRUCK LOUISIANA.
Two Men Drowned aud Much De-
-trnctton wrought.

New Orleans sept 7-Tho storm. which
has been expected for several DAYS. ma
tetializod to-day and an the southern
coast az Louisiana has been swept.
The sea water has been backed up 20
the Mlsslssippi river leyce ON the east
bank
Dr o. H. Burford ana supt Richard
quinn. government officer at Fort 81
Phillip. went down the river IN a cathoat
on Thursday aud this evening the boat
was found bottom up. They were un-
questionahiy drowned.
The damage 20 crops from sea water
Is large.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-08
CANADIANS WE'RE ATTACKED.
Little Garrison Drove on Beers Be-
fore Aid ncachediit.

Little Garrison Drove on Beers He
fore Aid ncachediit
London. sept Lord Roberts reports
from Belfast. Transvaal under date OF
Wednesday. Sept. S. as follows:
Ian Hamilton traversed Dulstroom
yesterday with slight opposition.
''Buller engaged the enemys left this
morning. Hamilton Is endeavorlns to turn
the enemy's right
"Boers. with two guns and one pompom.
this morning attacked Is Canadian
mounted infantry guarding the railway
between Pan ana wondersfontein. Mahon
proceeded TO their assistance. but the lit
sie garrison had beaten on the enemy be-
fore he arrived II was a very cretitable
performance. The wounded we're Maj
Handlers and Lieut.. Noodle. slightly. ana
two men. SIX men are missing"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-08
CONFERENCE ar SARATOGA.

Chicago Platform Democrats Have
Been Called 90 Meet.
Albany. y. Y. seq 7-chairan Thomas
" Cantwoli OF this city has issued a
call for conference OF the Executive
Committee Of the Chicago Platform Dem
ocrats at the Grand Union Hotel. Sara
toga. Sept 10. on the eve of the Demo
cratic State Convention.
In his call Chairman Cantwcll says that
conditions have arisen which threaten
party unity and may. n permitted 60 con-
tinue. affect not only the state. but "a
tl0nal ticket as well.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-08

Berlin. Sept. THE senni-oficiai
Relchsauxeiger announces that the min
istry Of state decided yesterday. IN view
Of the deficiencies OF the coal supply. TO
facilitate importation by introducing
everywhere a raw material tarin 70 con-
tinue at least two years
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-08
CHARGES AGAINST DEvERY.
Citizens Protective League said 20
Have Evidence.

Have Evidence.
New York Sept. Former Police Com
missioner Frank Moss. on behalf Of the
recently organized Citizens Protective
League late 'his afternoon preferred
charges against Chief Of Police Devery.
Inspector Thompson. and Acting Captain
Cooney. OF the West Tnlriy-seventh
street station. He accuses them of bru-
tailty. negiccs OF duty and Incompetence
IN their method of treating the recent
race riots in the West Side.
II is stated that the league has evidence
against the chief and his suhorinates.
that the police commissioners cannot ig-
more.
THE investigation Of the charge OF club
biug and other forms Of brutality made
By colored people. against the police 81
the West Thirty-seventh Street Station.
after the recent race troubles. which the
police commissioners were asked by che
Mayor TO hold. began to-day In the trial
room al police headquarters.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-08
storm az ras. ChrI.tlan.

Pass Christian. Miss. Sept. THE
predicted wind storm reached IL hight At
o'clock this evening aud for an hour it
blew at about nifty miles au hour. accom-.
panied by heavy rainfall. All vessels
In the harhor rode through safely. ana
very little damage was done.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-08
TUE CRISIS ar MANCHESTER.

suffering Likely 60 ne Caused by En-
forced IdIeness.
London. Sept. s-rhe morning papers
comment upon the seri3usness q the crisis
which has arisen az Manchester. where
suffering is likely 10 be caused by the
enforced idlencss Of operatives. especially
u, a. not impossible. the stoppaEe con-
tlnues into October.
The prospects Of Satisfactory Ameri-
can crop are regarded a. slender
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-08
ENGLAND WANTS To REMAIN.
Would stay In Pekis Cntil n settle
ment Has Been Made.

London. Sept. IA special dispatch
from Shanghai says Ii Hung Chang has
made a request for an American escort 70
accompany him on his Journey to Pekin.
and that United States Consul Goodnow
Is considering his requesi
Now that proposal more In conformity
with the original America recommenda-
ton has apparently met with the appro-
bat.cn OF at feast majority OF the Pow
ers. the British foreign office has al
lowed Il 10 become definitely known that
the British government IL Of the opinion
that It Is advisable for the allied forces
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-08
HAWAIIAN COURT DECIDES 1T.
Asserts That the Constitution Fol-
lows the Flag.

san Francisco. Sept. THE steamship
warrimoo brings the following news;
The Hawaiian Court IN the case Of
George Edwards. convicted Of an unnai-
urai ofeuss after the American nag was
raised In Hawaii, hae decided chat tho
constitution follows abe flag. Edwards
was convicted on a verdict Of ten 10 two.
and the court grants an appeal as a unan-
imous verdict Is necessary under the con-
sffttet0u
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-08

Havana Sept. THE tobacco growers
have submitted q petition to Gov. Gen.
wood asking the removal of the export
duty On tobacco. The pctiti-n is being IA
vofahly considerrd. o. Il Affects only the
low grade product which is not used IN
The United states but goes chiefly 60
spain
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-08

perilu. sept 7.--it Is said IN court cir
rles mere that Queen Victoria will visit
powager Empress Frederick next month
unless the latter's condition meanwhile
should considerably improve. which is not
nrahahia
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-08
SAVANNAH, GA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER s, 1900

ran would be on the stump tn the West
a large part Of the campaign
Former Senator German of Maryland
arrived here to-day 10 assist the Eastern
branch OF the Democratic Campaign Com
mittcc.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-08

San Francisco, Sept THE steamer
China. which sailed for Hong Kong. car
ried nearly 81 NOON In gold and silver cur
rency for the United States troops in
China.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-08
THEY WILL PROBABLY STRIKE.
Indications Are Anthracite Miners
WIN GO out.

Indianapolis. sspt 7-under the const-
tuition OF the United Mine Workers of
America the executive board must decide
before 8 O'Clock tomorrow night on the
application Of the districts embraced 10
the anthracite region for permission 20
strike
Indications tonight are that before the
time limit has expired messages viii have
been sent 10 the presidents Of the three
districts In question, announcing that the
permission has been granted. Following
these messages will be others ordering
the men out Of the mines.
The question pf ordering the strike was
not submitted ID vote at the meeting of
the executive hoard which was IN session
here all OF to-day. the time being taken
up la discussion.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-08

London. Sept. 7.--Shipping Arms en-
rared In the Canadian trade have agreed
10 an advance Of ten per cent. IN freight
rates because Of the advance IN coal and
other steamship stores.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-08

Vienna, Sept 7. During the
Anayrian maueuvers to-day on the
borders OF Galicia ard Bohemia.
big gun exploded. killing four men out
right and fatally wounding eighteen
others.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-08
AGREED TO a COMPROMISE.
Russia said to Have Modified Her
Chinese Proposal.

London. Sept sit Is asserted by the
Austrian foreign Office. according to the
Vienna correspondent Of the Daily Mail
,nat Russia has agreed 10 a compromise
leaving a portion Of the troops IN Pekin
and sending the main body TO Tien Tsin.
which will be the military headquarters
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-08

Racine. Wis. a. announced to-day. Is
q. .l0z, an increase IN ten years. OF ass.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-08

90 remain az Pskin until satisfactory ar
engagements for peace. etc. are concluded
with the Chinese government
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-08
BADES-PowELL Ar CARE TOWN.
Crowd Carried Him on shoulders
From the Depot.

Cape Town. Sept Ion Bnden-Fo"-
en arrived here this morning. In spite OF
the early hour Of his arrival a great pub
Tic ovation was given in his honor The
crowd carried him on their shoulders from
the railroad station 20 the government
house a distance OF half a mile.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-08

Bay City. Mich. Sept. Gov. Roose-
welt arrived here early this morning. He
WIS driven 70 Central Avenue Park es-
coricd BY company of local Roosevelt
Rough Riders. In his speech he said
The great issue that We have before
us this year. n whether We shall continus
the policy that gives 10 every man o
chance TO earn his living. II he wishes &c
DO so That Is the great issue. We want
conditions such that a man of thrift. IN
duatry and business sagacity can nsa
those qualities 20 the beat advantage.
Here in Michigan you know FOR YOUR
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-22

Ed Howe says bad preacher is
tolerated a whole lot longer than a
bad lawyer.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-22
Deep Water Items.

We are glad to know so many voted
Yes for the court house Tuesday
Mrs. Carter and daughter, Mrs.
MCGOWAN. also Mrs. Hacker went
fishing Monday.
Mrs. Blizzard and daughter spent
Monday evening at W II. Shelton :.
DR.. J. W. Choat was seen on our
streets Monday evening,
DR.. Maxey has sold his property TO
DR.. Bowdin and has moved TO ". l..
kash 5 farm, where they will live un-
til fall.
;. l.. Coleman delivered a fine bunch
of cattle and Il drove of hogs a Mont
rose last week
W. II Shelton and Gertie. went To
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-22
Statement from the Board of Health

AT the request of the school board
of the city of Butler, we the under
signed members of the Board OF
Health, visited on March Is. 1900
seven families where small pox had
been reported and thoroughly exam
ined each case and found only one
out OF the whole number in bed and
none of them, in our Judgment, has
now or has had small pox. but one
OF them has bad case of chicken
pox. We recommended the family
euarantined
We further recommend that all
chlidren from any family where the
chicken pox exists. shall be prohibited
rom schools while chicken pox exists
M the family,
inns March Is, 1900.
j. S. FRANCISCO, Pres
T. c. BoULwARE, Secy.
o.. F. RENIcK,
j. NJ. CHRIsTY.
Members Board OF Health.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-22
IN JAIL FOR DEBT.
Judge Philips Sends Woman to the
Bates County Jail for Contempt.

Judge Philips of the United States
circuit court of Kansas City, Friday
sentenced Mrs. Charlotte A. Deuel.
OF Garden City, Kansas, to the Bates
county jail for contempt of the referee
OF bankruptcy, in refusing to account
Tor 5000 worth of goods which she
bought
Briefly stated, Mrs. Deuells case
was this: When her son came back
from the army last year she decided
to open a general merchandise store
IN Garden City, where he could en-
gage in business. The store was
opened early i'll the year. On July l -.
1899, her invoices showed she had
81, 700 worth OF goods in her store.
Between that time and December l =.
she had bought so 600 worth of
goods on credit from various houses
IN different parts of the country.
In October she boughtS2, 649 worth
OF goods and in November she bought
$2,2S2 worth OF goods. For none of
these goods did she pay a dollar. All
her expenditures could not have ex-
ceeded -, 800.
In December she failed in business.
Ex-Governor Crittenden of Kansas
City, was appointed referee in bank
ruptcy and required her to make
statement OF what had become Of her
goods. In her statement she lett
50, 1O6.50 unaccounted for. Mr.
Crittenden could secure from her no
clear statement OF her case, and was
forced TO have her taken before Judge
Philips for contempt.
Mrs. DEUEL. would make no definite
answer to the question of the Judge
as to what had become of the goods
she bought on credit. The only
thing she would say was, Il do not
know. She admitted that the goods
she had bought on credit had been
sold in her store. But she denied
that any OF the goods had been spir-
tied away. She had deposited no
money in the bank. She kept no
book accounts. And she would make
no explanations
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-22
A Fiendish Attack.

An attack was lately made OF C. F
Collier OF Cherokee, Iowa, that nearly
proved fatal 1t came through his
kidney His back got so lame he
could not stoop without great pain
nor sit IN chair except propped by
cushions. No remedy helped him
until he tried Electric Bitters which
effected such awonderful change that
he writes he feels like a new man.
This marvellous medicine cures back
aek and kidney trouble. purifes the
blood and builds up your health,
Only soc at Fl. L. Tucker drugstore
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-22
Butler last week.

bullcT last week.
Misses Mignon Coleman and Myrtle
Drake were the guests of Gertie and
Lulu Shelton last Tuesday.
Miss Tempo Allison went To Mont
rose shopping last week.
There was an Eastern Star organ
lied in Johnstown last Saturday
evening.
Boon kash shipped fine bunch of
cattle TO h. {. one day last week
We gladly welcome DR.. Maxey and
family in our neighborhood.
Tom Guy and family visited home
folks last Sunday.
The farmers have begun To till the
ground and ara sowing oats this
week
j. +. Rash and {. L. Coleman re-
turned from Kansas City Saturday
evening. RosE.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-22
MOB FAILED.
A Close Call for a Negro Suspect at
Joplin.

Joplin, Mo, March 1S-Two thou
sand infuriated residents of Joplin
and surrounding towns surrounded
the jail tonight and made several at
tempts TO take from the taller and
Lynch the negro who was confined
there on suspicion OF having assault
ed the little Sims girl last evening.
In vain the officers on duty tried to
quiet the mob and prevailupon them
TO dispense, arguing that the prison
er might not he the guilty person.
The crowd broke the windows in the
Jail and many forced their way into
the jailer's office IN hopes of securing
the keys TO the doors and cells.
In the excitement the lights were
turned off and the sheriff and his dep
utles took advantage OF this OppOr-
tunity TO smuggle their prisoner out
OF the building and start with him
| for Carthage. where, ii Is believed, he
will be under better protection from
mob violence.
At 10 o'clock the officers. with the
negro. started for the county seat.
leaving the angry mob still stOrming
the jail, unaware OF the coup played
by the shrewd sheriff and his assist
ants.
The mob went through the build
ing and searched all the cells, but,
not finding the negro, realized that
they had been outwitted by the Off
GERS, and dispersed, not, however,
without sending word ahead to fOrci
bly, take the prisoner from the officers
il possible.
The sheriff took precautions to in
sure protection for his prisoner by
telephoning to Carthage and asking
for an extra guard to be placed in
and around the Jail there. Many of
the members of the disappointed mob
started for Carthage, after learning
that the negro had been taken there.
but they could not overtake the sus-
pect.
The police are convinced that the
negro is not guilty, but they dared |
not turn him loose, knowing that the |
infuriated mob would hang him any
way.
The assault on the 7-year-old Sims |
girl occurred last evening, while she
was returning home from a drug |
store with medicine for her sick |
father.
About two blocks from Main street,
while passing an alley, the child was
sliced by negro. who covered her
mouth with one of his hands and
forced her back into the alley. The
rhild was terribly lacerated and SO
badly injured that she is in critical
For time her recovery
was doubtful. Her parents offered "a
reward of $500 for the arrest of the
negro.
This afternoon five negroes were
arrested on suspicion, four in Joplin
and one in Oronogo. Three of the
were released, but one was
leld in the Joplin Jail. The one ar
'ested i'll OronOgo was also held.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-22
Banker Routs a Robher

}. K. Garrison, Cashier of the h.,
OF Ihornville. Ohio. had been rohSa,i
OF health by serious lung tro~e
until he tried Or. Kings New DisSus
cry Tor Consumption Then he w.
1T Is the best medicine | ever ~,
Tor a severe cold or bad cas- !,
lung trouble. always keep a bo,,e
on hand. Don't suffer with colSs
coughs, or any throat, chest or lr.N
trouble when YOU can he cunad =
easi Y. Only 3Oc and 81. Trial h.,
tie free at Ii. l.. fuckers. ~
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-22


was big one.
Ed Howe says bad preacher Is
tolerated Il whole lot longer than a
bad lawyer.
A Garland man claims to own the
largest cow in Kansas She is six
feet tall and weighs =, 100 pounds.
Clinton has a bonded debt of So
600 on the town. That is big debt
for a small town to carry. Butler
owes no man dollar.
NJ &. n Evans are prepared to
show the ladies one of the best select
ed stocks ever brought to Butler and
invite one and all to inspect goods
and prices. 1927
The regular annual meeting of
Marmaduke Camp No. 6l5 will be
held in the court house in Butler. Mo.
on Saturday, March 81 at 10 O'Clock
u. m, by order of
L. X WILSON, PIERCE HACkETT.
Adlutant. Commander
John W. Jamison, the popular
cashier of the Farmers and Mechan-
les Bank. of Rich Hill, sends us remit
tance for renewal and admonished us
TO vote for the good of the order"
which we did on both the court house
and stock proposition by voting
YES.
{. W. Woody, our esteemed young
farmer friend, left the first of the
week for Kansas, with a view of To-
eating in that state, the exact point
he bas not fully determined. He was
one OF the most enterprising Young
men in our county, honest. industri-
GUS and very popular with his neigh |
bors and THE TINES regrets to see
him move away
DR.. c. A. Lusk, coroner of this |
county, was in the city SATURDAY. and |
gave the TINES call. The doctor is |
now located at Nyhart, having NOV
Ell back to that place from Lone Oak |
short time ago Incidentally he
remarked he was feeling quite good
over the arrival of a little daughter
few days ago.
The body of Edward Glaedell, late
an inmate of the soldiers home at
Leavenworth. was found buried in
mud and ice in slough near Tren-
ton, Mo-, the other day by some boys.
He had gone to trenton to attend
comrades funeral, His money and
4 watch was found on his clothes. He
had been dead about two weeks but
1t is not known how he got into the
slough. The deceased was about 60
years of age.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-22
COUNTY CONVENTION.
A Large and Harmonious Con-
vention With Much Infer
est Manifested,

At II O'Clock last Saturday morn
ing NJ. ). Horn, chairman of the dem.
ocratic county central committee,
called the county convention together
in the Butler Opera House.
Hon. 5. W. DOoley was elected tenn
porary chairman. On taking the
chair he delivered a very appropriate
and eloquent address, which was
| heartily received.
Prof. A L. Ives OF Adrian, was
elected secretary and the democratic
editors assistant secretaries.
On motion OF Oscar Reeder, the
| following committees were appointed:
CREDENTIALs-J A Patterson. W
r. Morrison, ThOs. Staley, Vim. Car
roll. f. r. Williamson.
ORDER BUSINESS AND PERMANENT
Observation-Disclosures Reeder. Ed
Brown. H. c. Clark, g. d. Mcneil
Chas. Senior.
RESOLUTIONS AND INSTRUCTIONS
Hon g. b. Ellis, Prof. ". E. Welch.
J. ID. Allen, J. f. Herrell and J "
Jamison.
On motion it was decided to refer
all resolutions, instructions and plat
form declarations to the resolutions
committee.
Adjournment was taken for dinner.
On re-cOnvening at = O'Clock the
following proceedings were had:
Adoption of report of credentials
committee, which showed a full rep
resenta ton from each of the twenty
four townships.
Committee on order OF business re-
ported as follows:
Temporary organization to be
made permanent.
And the following order of bust
ness:
LIST. Report OF committee on reso-
buttons
2nd. Selection of II delegates to
Kansas City convention.
Bird. Selection of 10 delegates to
Jefferson City convention.
18th. Selection of 10 delegates to
Sedalia convention.
Report was adopted.
The report of the resolutions COM |
mittee embraced the following salient |
points:
A strong resolution endorsing W.
J Bryan for president, favoring the
of the Chicago platform
with anti-imperialistic and antitrust
blanks; endorsing the administra-
ion of Governor Stephens and in
'tructing for him for delegate-at-
arge to the national convention:
the stand of Judge Dear
nond 'for the republic and against
he empire; instructing for A. NJ.
loo Eory for l. ~ C,o,., s.
attorney general, and JAS. b. CAN'T
or supreme Judge; also an endorse
nent of the Worlds fair at st. Louis
n 1903. An amendment was offered
% the report by W. O. Jackson. en-
lorsing W. j. Stone for delegate-at
arge.
The following were selec ted as dele
rates to the state nominating con
'entiOn:
J. D. Allen, H. c. Clark, W. W. Fer
;uson. W. B. Williams, j. F. Herrell.
oscar Reeder, Pierce Hackett. W. d.
rogers, j. A. Patterson, DR.. Crabtree.
has. HI. Moore, W. A. Williams. S.
:. Alexander, II. O. Maxey, Chas.
Vest, ID. Ill. kash and S. NJ. DOYLE.
Delegates to Jefferson City cOnven-
ion:
n. A. Wade, j. W. Jamison. Lee
'ottrell, S. w. Dooley, j. W. McFad-
en-, 6. D. Mcneil, Thos Staley, W.
V. Graves, Sam Walls and Wesley
'adgett,
The following were selected as dele
ates to the Sedalia Judicial conven-
ion:
j. r. Jenkins. Thos. J. Smith. j.
;. Simpson. r. g. West. W. T.
-emper, Arch Stone, T. G. Ellis, A.
:. Wilson, j. g. Cantrell and J. NJ.
oleman.