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The colored American., 1900-12-15

Brooklyn, August Is, IS9l-This Ietter "a To
cert SSeruIy that my husband had gone away and
him night and day. 1 gave him up as dead.
nearing OF the wonderful thfnos Dr khea
vas va . 1oing resolved to consult him. He told
me that my husband was alive and well apd
WneTe ne was; told me- he would conas horue
and when. TO my joy sn OF 1t came true.
He is home now, came back like ans srsSs
The dead. also wish to say that this mnn1h
Iost SZ50. am a poor woman ano / Was
sI Almost insane; went to DR.. Shea and be
lntsnseJ Oy find 1t as he told me, / thank
9ou Inere is a man SO gifted Ia our MIDST.
do. Mrs MsTv M,IiS~ -
south tlainfelo, III
A sENsAFION IN BRooKLYN-krsxss rxsv
STATEMENT
wish to state that one OF my parishsonsrs
was sIck ana In trouble for q long tinae. Ma,
Brown, 81 Gay street, No one seemed In n
ueTsVano her case, She had several saatak
I nuI none OF then seemed to know wkat WAS
& Gle &AnaCCe5. none conId do her any sood. n
was my duty as her pastor to cal aNd seS
ner. Hearing Of the wonderful WORK hsfrs
4one J,P Py Ut; shea the last few years, 1 thcagn
L wouIu can ana see him yseh. found kfA
sympathetic gentleman, He gave nas
Fon0eTtui test OF his powers, taId ms 10 ssxd
ha.n M. "a IoGk o. PATIENTS har, which did by
her daughter. He told at once what waA sfsk
matter, and In a short time curea her ssxsss6
an9 Wen Her fan1ly bad seemingly sSssa
under cloud Now all is changed, Al 80
well and prosperous. / can truly end hessrffly
recommend Dr. Shea, to all these Ia sfsEHsss
or ulstress OF any knld, Rev. W1iliaIa Jaisn-
son, pastor LebanoRchureh, BROOKLYN.
Dr. shea can show thousands sush Is III
above 80
DIR SHEA
mas been carefully educated in the Hona eex,a
Lhlc ana Electric Schools OF Medistne IF
success Is wonderful ia curing pfssss l<k3s
khenmat1sm, Asthma, Sore Ewes, mmsra
cancers, constipation, Ague, Oyx1SxssE
Tape Worms, Liver Com plants, DSS2SaI
Catarrh, Dropsy, Piles, Hervoes psHfsfsg
heart Diseases, Congnmptloa, hiseSaas Al
women and Children, FITS, Kidney $500.
ana strange mysterious diseases which akssy
ers don't understand All diseases ma naSEk%
what they be- Nothing but hoaoraials ffsssI~
ments he can and Will honestly tea yezsTf
you can be cured. Has all new rem edfss and
new Success. Has an ample sspAS5snsos -
public hospital and private clfnfcs So trE
ming with human life Call at enee. Do n<A
delay. Diplomas hang ia parIors. Is 8 req
lstered physician. A new remedy NJ rbesi
m atsm just discovered, not q lin ment.
Hopeless cases and those that others can not
cure solicited to call. Eat folks thin. tsss
ch1ldiess made parents. All letters nust
contain Sl.Oo, two stamps, age, lock of hair.
Charges Tor medical treatm ent only. CLOSED
Sundays. tention this paper.
65i Fulton Street, Brooklyn, x.
The colored American., 1900-12-15
HOWARD UNIVERSITY,

Washington, ID. Cs
yr,PN distinct departments, under one hundred
Competent professors ard instructors-Theo-
t6o5caI Medical, Legal, College, Pedagogical,
PFeoaratory, English, Agriculture, Industrial and
Musical. Forinformation address .
Rev. J, E. RANKIN, d. D., LIZ D. Presioens.
GEO, II. Stafford, Secretary.
The evening times., 1900-10-02

by Senator N B. Scott, who is worth So
e0o, COO He is the president of the Gen.
trail Glass Company He has big mining
interests in Colorado, Nevada, Montana,
and Eastern Ohio He is one Of the
shreGdest politicians in the country. He
had TO fight for his seat in the Senate, and
he wen by a narrow margin. 1t is Scott's
business to distribute the spellbinders and
10 Instruct them as to the topics to dis
crss in the various localities Scott's
great fortune came to him mainly by men
who dig IN mines. Ee is used TO this class
Of labor and to the hardships of it. But
he made no effort TO aid the miners in
Pennsylvania until the strike threatened
the success of his party.
Among the cid politicians on the Ma
tional Executive Committee is a young
nan with clean past and a newspaper
training. He is Harry S. New, of Indiana
He is worth 81, 00G Goo. and his usefulness
to the political highbinders who surround
him is explained by the fact that the
young mans family is of influence in their
native State Mr.. News duties on the
committee are very light.
BY biJter fighting and the practice OF the
sort OF politics known to all big cities
Richard c. herens is now formally recog-
nized as the Republican boss OF St Louis.
More than once efforts have been made by
a respectable Republican contingent t.
drive him out OF politics, but the efforts
failed. Kerens is worth at least $2,G0e.-
coo.
The evening times., 1900-10-02
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICES.


EXECUTIVE OFFICE, COMMISSIONERS OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Washington Oct
/ I901-The owners OF the following described
Iards in the city of Washington, District of Co
lunhid and IN the more densely populated sub
urbs OF said city. OF which no perSen can be
found In said District who either is or claims 70
represent such owner, are hereby notified 10 re-
move therefTom all weeds four or more inches
in height within seven days SUNDAYS and legal
holidays excepted after the STH INSTANT. II
such weeds be net removed within the time
specified the Commissioners of the District OF
Columbia viii cause their removal and assess
the cost, including the cost OF advertising
against the property on which such weeds ire
approved March J. 1900 entitled '1An act TO cause
the removal Of weeds from the lands in the city
of Washington, District OF Columbia" TO wit:
Lot %. block ), Ivy City subdivision, Jane E.,
Mary E, and Walter Lee, owners OF record
Lets 81, 30. Sc, and 81, block >, Ivy City sub
division, St. Claire 0llie, owner of record Part
of lot 20, block 6. Ivy City subdivision
Geo. Broadlls owner OF record. Lots IS
and 50, block ), Ivy City subdivision. Watkins
c. Powell, owner of record Sub-lots II and u
block IS LIE Droit Park addition subdivision
James \ Buchanan, owner of record Sub-Iots
and 13, block IS, LIE Droit Park addition sub
Sub-ot 9. block is, LIE Droit Park addition sub
division, Annie L. Weaver, owner of record.
Part of oTigina lot 8. square Sl0, city of Wash
ington, Louise p. A1bee owner Of record. OTigi-
nal lot 10, square 1914, city OF Washington. "
Florence Smith, owner Of record. Original lot
s. square S34, city Of Washington Charles B.
Smith, owner of record. BY order of the Com
Inissioners of the District of Columbia WILL
LIAM TINDALL, Secretary. oc1-2t
The evening times., 1900-10-02
BRYAN liberty LEAGUE.
Young West Eirginians Form an OF
Eanixation at Chnriestovyn.

L ' 4
Eanization at ChnrIest0yyn.
CHARLEsToWN, w. Va, Oct. 2.-The
first grand rally of Democrats of Jefferson
county was held III the court house in this
place last evening. 1t was the occasion
fer organizing a Bryan Liberty League. -
composed OF young Democrats who viii
cast their first vote At the coming cleo
ton William H KeaTfo0t, a prominent
young Democrat of Kearneysville district
who was acting under the request of
Chairman Miller, of the State Committee.
called tbs meeting TO order and announced
its purposes. Thomas R. Moore was elect
ed president and F. L. Bushong WAS made
secretary. and several vice presidents
were elected. Over one hundred members
were enrolled.
After the league was organized the older
Democrats took charge of the meeting,
and John NJ, Daniel announced that Col.
Forrest W. Brown, prosecuting attorney.
would preside. Mr.. Brown introduced eX
Representative Charles H. Turner Of New
York, now of Washington. who made an
able speech, in which he discussed the is
sues of the campaign and arraigned the
Republican party for its departure from
the Constitution in forcing the policy of
expansion On the American people against
their will
Mr. Turner was followed by Judge J,
B. Mclaughlin, of Washington, who for
merly belonged TO the Republican party,
but who is now supporting Mr.. Bryan. He
made an able speech, in which he revealed
the Inconsistency of the present action of
that party compared with its former posi-
tion under President Lincoln. There was
q large number of colored voters present.
to whom Mr. Mclaughlin made special re-
marks. The court house was crowded
The evening times., 1900-10-02
nR. RHEA- ON THE OUTLOOK.
s United Denocraey Means the EIec-
ton of -SrYau.


Representative W. q. Rhea, of Virginia,
was caller at the Democratic Headquar-
ters this morning. Mr.. Rhea said he had
Just received several letters from politi-
cal friends in Indiana and in New York
and they write him to the effect that the
people both States are decidedly in favor
Of Bryan.
'Ore of my correspondents in Indiana, !"
said Mr.. Rhea. writes that the Demo-
Gratis viii carry Indiana by at least If
teen thousand votes. Ex-Congressman
Henry L. Johnson. who is supporting Bry-
an. is doing some very effective work. and
the question of plain duty continues to
be an important factor
Continuing Mr.. Rhea said: THE situa-
tion in New. as l am informed by letter,
is all right. The Democrats are united
and have made ali the arrangements to
get out the full vote. The Republicans. of
course. Go not lack the sinews of war and
millions of money in a campaign must be
reckGned with. But Notwithstanding their
immense corruption fund I feel that New
York viii so Democratic And surely if
we can carry New York and Indiana we
will elect Bryan The situation is infinite
ly different from what it was four years
ago. Then We had a divided party, and
Bryan polIed more votes than ever re-
ceived by a candidate for President be-
fore This time we have united party,
and when you take into account the dis
affection and diSappointments existing in
the ranks of the Republicans you Will see
that We have the best of it. l believe if
the election were held tomorrow Bryan
would sweep the country. I VIII not be
surprised If We have such landslide as
marked the campaign of 1892
MIR. Rhea has been Fenominated for Con-
gress- Everything, it is said, points TO his
reelection
The evening times., 1900-10-02
STRAITS OF REPUBLICANS.
Department Clerks AdmonIshed tc
Go Home and Vote

Department Clerks AdmonIshed tc
Go Home and Vote.
Word has been passed along the line,
so it was said today, that every RepubI-
can oficehoIder entitled to a vote must
See to it that his vote is cast for the
Republican ticket this year. All Repub-
lican voters have been notified. 1t is said
that they can obtain whatever loan is nee
essary to make the trip home to vote
Republican ollcehoIders from New York,
Indiana. Kentucky, and Maryland. and
there are quite a number Of them in the
Various departments. have been informed
that every vote is needed in those States.
and il is OF vital Importance that the full
strength of the Republicans in the States
named shall be polled.
Any Republican in Washington entitled
TO vote in any one Of the States named
above who cannot afford to pay his trans
portation, will, it is reported, be furnish
ed with a round-trip ticket by the Repub-
Iican Congressional Committee The Re-
publicans here in private conversation do
not conceal their feeling of fear for In
diana. They do not hesitate to say that
the odds are decidedly in favor Of Mr..
Bryan carrying the State by at least 10, 600
plurality.
The evening times., 1900-10-02
A RALLY IN NOVEMBER.

District Democratic Association ar
ranges Big DEMONSTRATION
The arraignment of the Administration
for pulling down the American flag in
Alaska and for conceding territory to the
British Government was the subject of
q stirring speech made by LemueI r. Via
at meeting of the District of Columbia
Democratic Association held last night at
e0+ Pennsylvania Avenue. George HenauIt,
OF Prince George County, and others fol-
lowed with addresses, which were entfu-
siastically received.
resolution offered by R. E. Mating
1y was adopted, which provides for a
grand rally and torchIfght procession. to
be held on the Saturday preceding cleo
tion day. All of the Democratic Clubs of
the District of Columbia and of Mary
land will be invited to participate
The rooms of the association will be
open day and night from now until cleo
tion for the reception of Democrats and
sympathizers with the Kansas City plat
form. James S. Mccarthy will be in
charge.
The evening times., 1900-10-02
MARRIED..

SoR-MOoRE-The marriage Of Miss Edna
Moore and Mr. Harry W. Ensor took place at the
brides residence in Anacostia last night at $50
p. m. The ceremony was performed by Rev DR.
Bliss of Anacostia, D. C. The bride was becon-
ingly dressed in navy blue cloth and carried a
bouquet of Bride roses The parIor, where the
ceremony occurred, was decorated with golden
rod. 4 reception followed Among the guests
D. c.; Miss Lille Moore the brides sister: Miss
Bessie Myers, of Baltimore city; Mr. Murphy and
wife Mr. G. Walters. Miss HELEN Hoy, Miss NJ
Wolff. Miss Maggie Fouler. Mr.. John Bowers Mr
George Davis, Miss Annie LucSel, Mr.. F. Lay
cock, Mr. L. Walters, Mr. J. James, Mr. Courtney
Mr.. Shrieves, Mr.. Nailor. Mr.. and Mrs. Ensor
will reside in their new home in Anacostia. s27
Pierce st. Item
The evening times., 1900-10-02

The statement is made by authorities in
the iron and steel trade that if President
Mckinley is reelected there Will be, in
the near future. consolidation OF the
American Tin Plate Company. the Ma
tional Steel Company, the American Steel
Hoop Company, and the American Sheet
Steel Company, four of the greatest of the
basts formed during the present Admin
istration
Each Of these concerns is at present a
largely controlling factor in its particular
line of business. The TIN Plate Trust
controls the tin plate industry, having al
most monopoly in the business and be-
ing VIGOROUSLY able to fix the price Of
Tin plate. The Steel Hoop Trust makes
large part CT its class Of goods.
The National Steel Company is of
the largest of the steel concerns. The
Sheet Steel Company is the newest Of
these concerns and controls the output of
sheet steel.
The new combination. if it is formed.
Viii make one Of the largest corporations
IN the world, if not the very largest.
The American Steel Hoop Company has
a capitalization of $33 0o0, ,0o0; the Tin
Plate Trust an authorized capital of S50,-
BOO eco, and an actual issue OF $46, ,J25, Geo,
and the National Steel Trust an author
tzed and issued capitalization of SOS, 900,
O00. The Sheet Steel Company's capital is
larger than any of these three. The total
capitalization of the four is in excess of
$2e0,000000. 1t is supposed that in the
process OF consolidation this eapitaliza-
tion VIII be further watered to perhaps
double this amount or $500 600. coo. Ru-
NOR on the Street has peen that some of
the Tery few smaller combinations now
doing business on similar lines will also
be absorbed and that the new trust may
have a capital OF an even half billion.
These four concerns for some months
have been worked together largely, al
though not directly under one management.
They were all formed and promoted by one
fnancia. firm, the Moore Brothers, of Chi
cago, and they have all along furnished
each other materials and acted entirely in
harmony.
The National Steel Company sells prac-
tieaily its entire output 10 the other three
Talk of other great combinations of the
trusts, two or three in the railways of the
country, and another even larger than this
in the steel and iron trade, has been heard
in the Street for several months More
recently it has been said that the success
ful carrying out of these plans would be
dependent on the success of the Republican
party next month
The evening times., 1900-10-02
ROBBED THE GRAVE.

startling incident is narrated by John Oliver,
of Philadelphia, as fellows: I in an awful
condition. Ny skin almost yellow eyes
sunken, tongue coated, pain continually in back
and sides, no appetite, growing weaker day by
day Three physicians had given me up. Then
great joy. the hrst bottle made a decided i'm
progement. I continued their use for three weeks
and well man / know they robbed the
grave OF another victim" No one should fail 10
try them Only so cents, guaranteed, at Henry
Evans drug store, 922 Street.
The evening times., 1900-10-02
nanknotes in Circulation.

The amount Of national bank notes in
circulation September 80 was $328, ,335, ,973,
being an increase of $4.112.163 since Au-
gust 81, and $85. .S45 since September
90, 1899. The amount of United States
bonds deposited with the Treasury by na-
ticnal banks to secure circulation and de-
pcsits of public funds is 1884. .32S, $40, of
which $30S, ,92S, SEQ is in new , per cent
bonds
The evening times., 1900-10-02
srATEMENT FROM WATSON.
Why Contributions Are Expected for
SIR. BryaR's Campaign Tour

CHICAGO, Oct. chairman Watson. of
the Democratic State Committee, has given
an interview with regard to the report
that towns which Mr.. Bryan is expected to
speak in are assessed to pay the candi-
dates expenses. He said that contribu-
tions were expected from the Democrats in
towns to which Mr. Bryan has been in
vited. Mr.. Watson added that this was
necessary. because the State Committee
has not the funds 20 pay for the special
train in which Mr.. Bryan will travel in
Illinois.
Immense crowds of people assemble in
these towns to see and hear the great tri-
bune Of the people" he said. These
crowds make business in the towns where
they are assembled, and the people of the
towns can very easily contribute the small
amount required, ard in that way we can
pay the expense OF the special train. This
is a very simple proposition, and there is
no secret about it whatever
The evening times., 1900-10-02
IN MEMoRIAM.

WASHINGToN-Tn loving remembrance
F. WASHINGTON, who departed tn
life one year ago, October ., 1890
My darling son, could you speak to me
And could you live again,
My aching heart would then be healed,
But this / wish in vain
My heart is sad and lonely,
Sly grief too deep to tell,
But time viii come when we viii meet
And all to you I'll tell.
Loved in life, remembered in death
Item BY HIS DEVOTED MOTHER.
The evening times., 1900-10-02
PROPOSALS.

U. s. ENGINEER OFFICE. 7s5 n Cap ST.,
Washington, D. C--Sealed proposals will be
received here until noon OCTOBER 5, 1900, aid
then publicly opened, for furnishing skylights
corrugated steel roof arches tile roofing, gatvan-
lied iron pipe and fittings, pipe machines. etc,
for the building for Government Printing Of
fee. Information furnished on application JOHN
STEPHEN SEWELI, Lieut.. Engrs.
self Is IL Is-oc2 sem
The evening times., 1900-10-02
a MAJORITY FOR BRYAN,
Result of Poll of Voters en- an Ex-
cuFSiOn Train

HAGERSTOWN, Nd. Oct George
". Earnshaw, Republican, of Hagers-
town, yesterday took poll of the voters
On the Baltimore and Ohio excursion from
Hagerstown and other points to Ba!ti-
more, after it had left Frederick Junction.
He found there were 145 for Bryan and
81 1or Mckinley. There were about 100
West Virginfans on board
Col George A. Pearre came to Washing
ton county last night. speaking with Roger
t. Edmonds, of Hagerstown, at Hancoek-
He will campaign In this county the re-
mafnder of the week.
Frederick Munson, IifeI.ag Republic
can. OF Hagerstown. announces that he
Will support Bryan in this campaign.
The evening times., 1900-10-02
WELLINGTON GOES WEST.
Maryland Senator to Reply to Roos
Welt at Lincoln. Neh

'uarfIhho senator 10 RepIy to RO0se-
Welt at Lincoln. Neb.
CUMBERLAND. Nd, Oct 2.-Senato,
Wellington left here yesterday for Lincoln.
Neb., where he will speak tomorrow in re-
ply to Governor Roosevelt. who will de-
liver an address there today During the
Senator's Western trip he will speak in
Illinois, Ohio, Wisconsin. and Indiana Be-
fore leaving here he declared his belief
that Bryan viii carry Maryland by a large
majority.
Upon his return the Senator will sneak
at various places III this State, beginnfne
about the 10Th of this month.
The Democratic National Committee has
had calls from nearly every State in the
Union for Senator WelIington's services
The evening times., 1900-10-02
spECI.L NOTICES,

SPECIAL NOTICE.-EDWARD s M'CAL-
MONT has moved his law offices to
Rooms 409 and 40 Columbia Building, 416
Fifth Street northwest ocI-3t
BLOOMER & SEAGER-DISSOLU OF
PARTNERSHIP--Wa D c.,
Sept. 20. 1900.-The partnership here
tofOre existing between GEORGE C.
BLOOMER and JOHN SEAGER, under the
firm name of Bloomer & Seager. has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent, and
George c. BIoomer will continue the bank
ing and brokerage business at 1881 F
Street, Washington, D. c., under the firm
name Of Bloomer & Co.
GEO. c. BLOOMER,
se30-3t JOHN SEAGER
The evening times., 1900-10-02
Neutrality-suspicious. Going Abroad.

NEW YORK, Oct 2.-The following.
Washingtonians are booked for passage
on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse, which
sails today for Bremen via Cherbourg and
Southampton: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry May,
Miss Mabel May. Jacqueline May. Mr. Y.
Garcia Torres, and Mr.. Oliver Taigny-
The evening times., 1900-10-02
EDUCATIONAL.
The Washington College Of Law
Soa z Street n "

Fifth year Glasses now open Full course lead
in 10 degrees OF LII b. and Ii. VI. Corps Of
eighteen lecturers and professors Tuition $50 per
sDnum payable IN instailments Catalogues at
all law book stores For further Information
address ELLEN $ MUSSEY, Dean,
oc2-5t en- 40 La ave NV
The evening times., 1900-10-02
scHwAB's VISIT TO CANTON.
Speculation Regarding the MysteTi
Gus Conference With Mckinley.

Gus Conference With Mckinley
CANTON. Ohio. Oct. 2.-The mysterious
visit made by President Schwab. of the
Carnegie Company. to President Mckinley
has been the subject of a good deal Of
speculation here. Schwab came with Sen
ator Penrose of Pennsylvania but the Sen
ator was not anxious to exploit the fact
and even denied i when surprised with a
question concerning Mr.. Schwab's errand-
Senator Penrose says there is no politics
in his visit. which YVES quite unexpected
by Mr. Mckinley. Mr.. Schwab kept him.
self hidden. and 10 questions could be ask
ed regarding the purpose Of his visit.
The evening times., 1900-10-02
ANXIOUS TO HEAR BRYAN
Maryland Leaders Trying to Settle
the Nebraskan' Itinerary.

Demands for Speeches From the
Democratic GHndidate-Mr. Steven
ed-other Meetings to Follow the
Formal Opening of the Campaign,
The evening times., 1900-10-02
seSA-St

WE BUY UNDIVIDED INTERESTS IN
Real Estate and Perfect Titles
Parties who failed TO pay 1898 taxes, and
whose property was sold, can protect them
from maturing TO a deed and loss of prop
erty by calling at the Office OF WASHING
TON LAW & CLAIMS CO, Room Z 472
Louisiana Avenue northwest, city.
The evening times., 1900-10-02
THE GREATEST OF TRUSTS
Proposed Combination of Steel and
Tin Companies.

The consolidation Declared to BE
Contingent Upon the Election of
Mckinley and RSnscveIt-Pronsot-
ers af the scheme Hoping for-the
Success of the Republican Party.
The evening times., 1900-10-02
DIED.

ALLEN-on Tuesday, October 2. 1900, at / a
m., at his residence, 90S S Street northeast
JEREMIAH c. ALLEN
Notice of funeral hereafter Ii
The evening times., 1900-10-02
Keep Your Bowels strong

Constipation or diarrhoea, when your bowels are
out OF order, Cascarets Candy Cathartic Will
make them act naturally. All druggists, 10c,
The evening times., 1900-10-02

kIDNEV is deceptive disease
hiDifLi thousands have it and don't
TDHHEI z know it. II you want quick
1NOSOLL results yoa make no
mistake by using Dr. Kill
mer's Swamp Root the great kidney remedy
At druggists in fifty-eent and dollar sizes SaEa-
pie bottle by mail free; also pamphlet telling you
how to find out if you have kidney trouble
Address Dr. Kilmer & Co.. Binghamton. N 7.
The evening times., 1900-10-02
MONEY THE HA1CHVORD
The Cry at Republican National
Headquarters.

s.iIIionaires in Control OF the Cam
paisn-sIen of Vast Fortunes Who
Are Active on the Committee
Which Is Conducting the Fight for
Hannu. Mckinley, ana Roosevelt.
The evening times., 1900-10-02
Walters
Powders

only Testimonials of the highest character are
coming in from every section. Sold at all drug
stores-S powders, 10 cents. Be sure to get
Walters. Refuse ali Others. Your druggist will
get them for YOU They to give relief
if they don't cure Send 10 cents for package to
THE WALTER CHEMICAL CO., Washington,
D. c. se26-u
The evening times., 1900-10-02
GUNSTON INSTITUTE.

school for girls and young ladies, on the High
land Terrace, Thomas Circle, I401 Massachusetts,
Avenue and 1912 and 1914 14th st. NV, opens
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER g.
Mr.. and Mrs. BEVERLEY r. MASON.
se25-1ulo, EN-