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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-12-14
WOMAN ARRESTED FOR MURDER

WOMAN ARRESTED FOR MURDER.
At MinOt Mrs. J. L. Edwards was ar
rested for the alleged murder of. her
husband at Great Falls, Mont, and was
taken back by the sheriff for hearing.
Mrs. Edwards says she knows nothing
of her husbands DEATH. but that he
was SO cruel she had to leave him and
she was on her way to St. Paul when
she was arrested by Sheriff Carol at
Minot. The murdered man was a
bartender in q Great Falls saloon.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-12-14

The potato, hitherto grown as a
tuber under ground, is now being pro-
duced like fruit from the stem of the
plant. The flavor Of these potatoes
is excellent.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-12-14

Now is the time when Group and
lung troubles prove rapidly fatal. The
only harmless remedy that produces
immediate results is One Minute Cough
Cure. 1t is very pleasant to take and
can be relied upon to quickly cure
coughs. colds and all lung diseases.
1t will prevent consumption. E. S.
BeardSley. Fourth street.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-12-14
"REMINISCENCES.

SENATORS FROM THE NORTH
WEST HAVE SOME PLEASANT
REMEMBRANCES OF THE CAM
PAIGN.
Washington Post: Senator Carter
of Montana was talking with a num-
Der of his friends in his committee
room yesterday, when they suddenly
r. and in gleeful tones sang these
words:
The Irish and the Dutch
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-12-14
MISSOURI SLOPE ITEnS.

The Catholic fair at Mandan netted
5000.
Mrs. George of Oliver county has
sailed for England with her family of
four children.
About $1,000 of tax sale receipts
We're issued at the delinquent tax sale
at Dickinson.
The Northern Pacific is cutting ex-
penses at Mandan and about thirteen
of the shop men have been laid off.
Mrs. George f.. James, wife of En-
gineer James, died suddenly at Dick
inson. She was - years of age and
was married last June.
The salary of the Mandan post mas
ter has been cut down and one of the
Office clerks has been discharged for
that reason.
John Killing, Of Engletcr precinct,
Morton county, has sold his farm of
SOO acres, 81 head of cattle and farm
ing implements to VIM. Cache. consid-
Grafton $1,000.
Dickinson claims an increase in
population in ten years from SS7 to
2,lOW and the Dickinson Press deris-
lively calls the attention OF the Man
dan Pioneer 10 the increase.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Turner Of
Gladstone are visiting in the
east and will return about the first of
the year when Mr.. Turner will assume
his duties as commissioner of agricul-
ture.
Captain Aud has bought out an in
surance business at Dickinson and
will run it in connection with a real
estate office and other side lines. The
captains friends wish him the great
est success.
The Dickinson Press says G. C.
Young of Dickinson will not be deputy
commissioner Of agriculture, but that
the place will be held by C. C. Turner
of Gladstone, son of r. J. Turner. the
new commissioner.
Alfred Miklebose of Morton was
tamping down some powder in a cart
ridge when it exploded. blowing half
his hand off and filling his face with
powder. He will recover a little dis
figured for his experience.
The Emmons County Record thinks
Emmons county, at the rate of in
crease in poulation in the past ten
years. will shortly lead it's Legislative
district in population-if the coming
legislature doesn't change the district.
George Hughes is running the tele-
phone up at Dickinson and offered a
casn prize to the school pupil writing
the best essay on the value of the
'phone-which was won by Miss Alice
Crowley. George knows how to ad-
v~ertise.
Mrs. R. NJ. futile and Mrs. Gum Of
Mandan leave for Europe in January.
Mrs. Gum will visit the principal
cities of Europe and Mrs. futile will
place her daughter in a musical con-
servatory at Leipsic and remain with
her the greater part of a year. Editor
futile will not go this time.
While Ed Spitz of Mandan was rid
ing on one Of the N. p. velocipedes one
day this week, his macintosh became
eI.tangled in m Of the cog wheels and
in reaching to %unloosen it the fore
finger Of his left hand caught in the
ccg5. The finger was SO badly in
juIsl that it had to be amputatrd.
Electric lights are all the go at
Dickinson. The Northern Pacific.
Wc2oern Union and other offices are
putting them in and private enter
prizes are good patrons of the plant.
The Mandan Pioneer has entered
upc:2 its twentieth year and is proud
of itself. The Pioneer is a good Jews
paper.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-12-14

The mayor OF Omaha has ordered
contests or prize fights to be stopped
in that city.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-12-14
A Cyc|opedia Of Progress and Events

All sending their subscriptions under our
clubbing offer, are presented, postpaid, with
the AMERICAN A~GKlCULTUKIsT Year Book
and Almanac for 1901. This great book is n
World, a Guide to Markets, Marketing, and
Prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-12

New York, Nay l2-yz IsH-1ts
Confessed lhi= E8orSisg s1rs be .ac .
nsid 6gst lsz. night. Bsyosd s.1zns
diso0.oricg over the lets eye AID
poasd lip the Champion showed %
sEg1s Of tas eccoonser.
Corbest 81 taken 10 Pstfsn's Hctes
a. Saeepsossi after be had discarded
us fighting toys. His wife greeted hin
SID kissed hin sxsin aad sgain- I'm
- proud Of you yin.n ste cried.
Tee tslk Of tie town Il the showing OF
CHbesf. Ii Was the moss complete
reversal Of form shown BY sny pugilist
10 The history OF the ring. Round siter
rouzd he danced around the boiler
maker ana bit him VIXEN be pleased. IL
sas youth sn strength against age snd
cleyeEness, however, snd tue former
hsd 70 Be served.
Jearies says: Il was never 80 sur
prised IN my life IS / was si Coroett's
Ooxiog. / tried at lesst hundred
times certain blow, left hand hook.
and missed each time until the las
sid shsl pus him out. | don's mind
-sying that sos the worst 6ghE Of NJ
life asst uiehI and that Corbett / TIE
oes; mai ! ever went Up against"
Cosbs.i declares thai il Exs lax tai t-rI-
g ths tide Axsizss hin jim nys: j "a
the kges soc until In . 1o1s1. q csreaszs-
neps lsfI M jsE expossd 70 q 81; sa'sk- !
had hin pki2S%- - q s-sos3sl ]. kzSe TIT -
sisee q I1ck o. Js6Iiss' PsrL sos1 ssy.
wSu me Esks / ear skip Js9 s.1 VI {:
lasi II Re uil fzht "a sgKn- vK1i Al
other 70. ard bslssys Al s.tis 81 30 :"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-12
THE MACKEY CASE.

Mrs. Katherine :. Msckey, the
youog wife Of ex.Judge T. J. Msckey,
formerly Of south Carolina, wss yes-
terday adjudged insane at the hearing
before Juslice Cole in Washington snO
directed TO be committed to 81. Eliza.
beth's Asylum. Mrs, Macksy was not
ia court, having been spirited away
from Washington, it is alleged, by her
husband, who lie anxious 70 prevent
the lunacy proceedings, which were IN.
stituted By George A. Porterfeld, Of
C1srlestown, w. Va, the father Of
Mr.. Msckey. Two letters were pro-
ducsd 10 court written by Judge Mac
kew, Ia which he advised his wife t.
begin suit for divorce against him, de-
clsrlng that unless che did 20 he would
commences an action against her, ADD
making various unwarranted charges
against her. It's eaid that Msckey IL
anxious 10 secure divorce in order to
enter into another matrimonial ALI
ancs. Evidence sdduced In the case
Yesterday tended TO show that Mrs.
Mackey's mental condition was caused
by the ill-trestment which sne had re.
ceiyed at the hands Of her husband.
She separated from him several months
ago, bat upon learning Of the lunscJ
proceedings against her be sought her
again, and induced her to leave the
city. She has been Lying in this city,
and action will now be taken 10 tIke
her back TO Washington Is al escaped
lunatic.
Mr. A. Leftwich Sinclair, who rep1rcc-
sents the District 10 the Iunscy pre-
ceedings, caused notice to be served
upon Mrs. msckey TO attend the hear
IND yesterday, but she failed TO appear.
George A. Porter6eld, OF Charles.
town, w. w., the father Of Mrs.
Mackey, told the court that bis daugh-
ter had separated from Judge Msckey
some time ago and had returned 10 his
home 10 CharlestowD. Owing TO her
feeble condition he cent her TO ssni-
tarium near Baltimore, but she failed
to improve. She returned to Wash
ineton and boarded at I'll First street,
northeast. He then instituted proceed
ings 10 have her committed to st. Eliza
beth's Asylum, where she could be
properly treated. IL was after her 70
turn here that Msckey learned her
Whereabouts and the fact that sn effort
was being made to send her to an ssy.
lum. He then induced her to leave
the city.
Mr.. Porterfeld declared that Mack
ey's treatment OF his daughter had
caused her condition. He showed TO
the court two letters written by Mackey
to his fstber-in-law In April last, 10
which he expressed a desire for d.
vorce. In the communication Mackey
made various charges against his wife
and declared that unless she sued him
for divorce he would bring action
against her. de preferred, however,
that she should sue him. asserting that
she could easily secure q divorce on
the ground OF cruel treatment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-12
for their moders.ion.

THOUGH American syndicates 10
Porto Rico are prohibited by recen'
U. q. Jaw, Cuba, also 10 possession
ofthe armed forces Of this country, II
not similarly protected, and dispatcher
from there today are to the effect tns'
they arc cutting wide swsrih there
and have already gotten hold Of some
OF the railways and many ofthe richer
plantations Of that islsud. 1t won'' be
long before the people OF all the isl-
ands recently conquered BY this conn'
try, where ID professed the doctrine
that government depends upon the
consent Of the governed, will realize
how foolish they we're when they swap
oed their former, for their present form
OF government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-12

Barcelcna. Mag l2.-As o resolt o;
the tx disturbances. TIE governor to
day proslsiued marital lsE t.ro0xooo:
TIE province OF CsisloDis. R@icfores
neots Of TROOPS have arrived here an
al il quiet here today
Rome. May IA ehbisaop CorTisso.
voo arrived here TIE f-st o. the seer,
Ia NOT yes seen TIE Pope. He has ~
fused himself % eli iutsrvis sers. The
Archbishop i regarded 81 TIE Fsiiczn
AZ q future cardinal.
Southampton, Nay l2.-Ge0ersl Gsi-
acre. Who ives recalled for lack Of sGc-
cess il South Afr ca, arrived here 20
day from Cspet7Ep. General GsIscre
Ess expected Last Saturday bqt il /
ststsd be missed bis boat.
Rome, Mag IA crazy peasant IL
village near Ara ZEo has murdered Lie
members OF his family and wounded
several Others. He also burned 10 tie
grouad 8 stable filed with cattle.
London. May l2--The Keupiou
PARK great Jubilee handicap (to1r
, tenth YEAR, Of 300 soyereigns va;
won by Sirenis, ridden by Rlcksby.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-12
TELEGRApHIC DREVITIES.

Carr were raining % iI lines in s. Lo1is
today. There Was sone rio.ing. tat nolhiT 9
serious Tesuited, although the ooDlsnieef of-
fci&is are still having di5ealty in opsn,ing
the lines.
Word has been received 81 Bos.on that Dr..
Geo. c. Lorimer. tee pastor Of fremont Ten
pie, bss decided 10 seeepi the presidency q
Columbia University, Washington, d. c. d..
LoTiIner vill neither confirm nor deny tie
report.
In Phlsdelphis today the j1ry in the sait
Of Mrs. Rssdirg aga nsi Anna g. GsEzzu
ior siiensting the affections Of the formers
husband, brought in verdict Of SIS, 600
in favor Of the plaintiff.
DR.. George Edward Reed, State Librarian
OF PennsylvSnis President Of Dickinson Col.
leee aud one OF TIE mOst prominent Clergy
men in the Methodist Church, will make the
seconding speech in the nomination Of Prssi-
dent Mckinley at the PhilsdeIphis conver.
ton.
There is a partial tie up on the lines Of the
Metropolitan street rsilwsy system at Kansas
City NO., this morning. TIE employees made
certain demands on the company which we're
refused. The eomp,ny's officials say they
can get all the msn they want and say every
thing will soon be running as usual.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-12

SonE or tie American ns"spapsfS
sssm 70 be surprised II the recent ois-
coysry Of the frauds In the govern
rasnt's service Ia Porto kleo. Insi
thew should be, IL the only surprising
thing abou. the whole affair When
ths entire goverDuen.'s service, even
that 10 Washington, il permea,ed Wild
fraud. and the highest oncials 10 Z"
branches Of the government are poniic-
" known 10 avail themselves OF their
positions a. easy means Of sequirpg
money, is would be passing strange u
the government were not robbed BY 'he
oEeeboIders 10 Cuba. Investigation O
tine Expenditures Of government n"nty
ln all the newly-scquired province
should be commenced Al once, and De
prosec1tsd with energy, for the general
opinion about them Ia that the roguesl
with their opportunities, should be CON-
mended for their moderation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-12
FROM WASHINGTON.
Correspondence Of the Alexsndris Gazette. !
Washington, May II.

Correspondence OF the Alexsndris Gazette. !
Washington. May IL.
1t Ia possible that the Virginia dele
CATION to Kansas City may have to oc-
cupy q car while there, a., up to date.
the only other accommodations they
can secure there, are In the third story
OF M annex to hotel, with no ele.
vator.
That some Virginia have money
enough TO 20 TO the Paris Exposition Il
proved by the fact that Congressman
Otey of their State was at the State
Department this morning to get pass-
ports for Miss Matte p. Harris and G.
l.. Lunsford aud three ladies-all o.
Roanoke, In his district.
Some OF the federal coDyicte in the
Raleigh penitentisry having complain
ed TO the Department of Justice that
they are ill-treated by the superintend'
ent thereof, the Attorney General hst
directed that no more federal prisoners
be sent TO Raleigh, and that, too
though the convicts' stories are denied
by statements OF reputable witnesses.
Mr.. Bird 3. Coler, comptroller OF the
city OF New York, called this mornipa
upon Senator Jones, chairman OF the
national democratic committee. He
impressed upon Senator Jones his views
rcmarkiDg that the national platform
should include very strong anti.trusi
plank.
Senator Lodge is OF the opinion thai
The bill relating TO the Philippines hss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-12

MOUNT VERNoN.-The second ses.
sion OF the Mount Vernon Association
was held yesterday at Mount Yer
non. Mrs, 1 V. K. Towsend. the re.
gent, presided. Announcement was
made Of gifts to the association since
the last session. Among the articles
received are a pair OF antique silver
capdlest cks, which we're regarded as q
precious relic in the family of the late
George A. Goldsborougb, OF Maryland
and bedueatbed by him to the association
they were originally at Mount Vernon.
An autograph letter OF Gen. Vast ing
ton was deposited by bis grand neph-
eg, the late Fsyete g. Ball.
The State OF Texas has presented
TO Mount Vernon a gate placed at the
entrance 10 the grounds. 1t is of iron,
supported on either side by brick foun.
dalton ornameDted by . cornice similar
to that upon the mansion. Since the
last council the following additional
gifts have beer received; From Mr.. 6.
P. Avery, Of New York, four books,
"WssbiDgton's Letiers,' two volumes;
"The Memory Of Washington" and
The Tomb OF Washington" Mrs.
Joseph Z. Lamar, of Georgia. six banana
shrubs; Mr. William 4. Smith, superin
tsndeut of the National Botanic Gardens
three books for the Ii rary, cedar OF
L ,bsnon, and other plants; Mr.. w. =.
Mcdowell, OF Newark, n. J Ethan Al
lens "Drsma of the Revolutions" Hor.
q. A. Herbert, "Tbe First American
Commander 4 G. Davenport, uoiteh
States navy, an engraving which hung
at Mount Vernon Mrs. s ara. m M, so9 Ea1
Ger Of San Francisco, 81. Gov. Tyler
viii leave on Tuesday to attend the an.
anal meeting of the board OF visitors at
Mount Vernon. The members of the
hoard will accompany the governor.
The party will return Tuesday evening
TO Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-12

TIE republican census supervisors ID
ssysraI Of the Southern States have in
cluded among their enumerstors some
neg ,oes, but a. the director OF the CEN
ana bas common sense, be has annulled
all such appointments az soon asre-
ported to him. A great many white
people don't want 10 answer, correctly
the questions Of white spumerators'
and thousands who live In the s0uin
would scorn to snswer those asked by
negroes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-12
Serious Wreck on the B. & o.

Philadelphia, Pa, May II The b.
4 o. freight that passes through Pnils-
delphia from Chicago ID New York
about midnight collided With shifting
train 10 the tunnel Of the entrance to
Paramount Park last night and bad
wreck resulted. Two tank cars laden
with oil exploded and caught fire. The
crash was terrific. The rspitity with
which the wreck was wrapped 10 flames
prevented the slightest examination OF
The scene except from distance.
George e. Lsub, engineer Of the shit
ing engine. and William 2. Hinchmsn.
ole fireman, are dead in the wreck.
Five tramps who were seen stealing a
ride on the freight train as it entered
the tunnel, must certainly have pei
ished 10 addition to the TWO railroad
men who are known to have been
killed. The tunnel today is a furnace
for more than four blocks and owing to
the intense heat the city fremeD have
abandoned sll hope OF gaining entrance
for their hose lines from either end.
The Baltimore and Ohio tower man,
Frank Lantell, who 10 alleged to have
been the one at fault, caused the disas'
ter, it is said, by sleeping at his post.
he cannot be found by the police and
it 10 believed that he committed suicide
by jumping into the river. Tbs loss
on the cars ia placed at about $40, 600.
Intellectual efforts were made this after
noon to open the tunnel by means OF
the explosion OF dynamite. At 3p. %.
the flames were burning fercelo and
the fremen were still powerless 10
reach them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-12
Prom Havana

Hsysns, Nay Fla Lucos, which
is contractor Dady's organ, in con-.
neDiing on the postal scscdal, deieods
Mr.. Rathbooe, TIE director general Of
posis, and iolimsles that tie War De-
psrtrpent is preparing to make hin 8
scspeSost. The paper dares toe gov
eminent to make any attempt 70 persf :
cute Mr.. Rstbbore,
The sentiment Of the other Cuban
pspsrs il that the pOstofloe bss been
mouopoIizsd to provide fst sinecures
tor American civilians u6scquaioisd
With the native language aud customs
mere carpet baggers who came 10
feather their nests.
The acting mayor has issued a. order
prohibiting the playing OF Spanish airs
10 public.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-12
Charged With Murder

New York May IL. -Corporal Adolph
Ssss, who shot and killed Mrs. Lens
Wolf, last night, declared this morning
that he does not remember the shooting.
The soldier, when awakened, seemed
to be dazed, as though suffering from
the effects OF some drug. Sass, who
was stationed at Newport, came t. New
York on fuIlough and last night visit
ed Mrs. Wolf, comely woman OF thirty.
He had been in her apartments but a
short time when q shot vas heard.
Neighbors rushed 10 and found the wo-
man dead. Sass was arrested. Ia bis
belt was cavalry revolver. One cart
ridge in it had been discharged. No
motive for the murder ia known.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-12

AT THE recent populist national con-
vention held 10 Cincinnati, DIR. Grove,
q Mississippi delegate. charged ex-Gov.
Waite Of Colorado with having said
damn the South" and the ex-oov-
eruor did not deny the soft impeach-
ment. 1t isn't very likely that the
populist ticket will receive many voter
in the South next November; though
ignorance Ia az dense and prevalent 10
the South now, ~ II Ia 10 the North.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-12
4 ged Rivals Fi2hr.

Trenton. y. J., May l2.-Ssnuel
Dean, aged 81, aud Henry Tilto0, sss'd
IS, tgo well-knov0 citiZ.ns hers, have
zen qusrreliiDg for SOME time aooci
Mary E9rignt. aged -. Eseh waits
TO marry her and their amnesty Las
resulted ia both being arrested srj TIE
town being excited over the ssteupi o.
one 70 kill the other. Dean vas SHOT
through the wrist By Tilton Thursday.
sud yesterday Tilson Vas he'd TO ar
swer before the grand jary for the
shooting. Tiltoo slso had Dean arrest
ed on a charge Of strocious assault.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-12
REDUCED RATES VIA PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD

For meetir OF the German Baptist Breth-
ern, at North Manchester Ind, May 20 to
June 8, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will place special excursion tickets on sale
May 20 to June 3, from stations west Of Bal
timore (Dot inclusive). at rate Of one first
class limited fare for tho round trip. Tickets
will DO good returning until July i, ineiu-
aive.
For meeting OF Old Order Of German Bsp-
tist Brethren at Camden, Ind, June y to o,
the PennsylvAnis Railroad Company will sell,
from May 81 to June 3, inclusive. excursion
tickets to Camden, Ind from stations Cd us
ne west Of Baltimore, Md, mot inclnavel.
st rate of one frst-class limited fare for the
round trip. Tickets will be good returning
until July s, inclusive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-12
JOS L. CRUPPER- P Y

There Is more Cstsrrh In this Sc ton o. q e
country thsn ell other diseases put ioseiae'.
and until the last few years wss tuPpAel ID
be incurable. For q great many years CO.
tors pronounced it local disease, AID pu'
scribed local Temedie', and by constantly
falling to cure with local treatment, PIC
ncunced il ineurable Science has pave
cst.rrh to be s COZ stituiionsl disc sfd
therefore requires constitutional tresilnea.'
Halls Catsr. Cure. Manufactured by +. ).
Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is tee only ,o1'
stitutional cure on the msrk,t 1t Is tasel
ints rnslly In doses from 10 drops to = &c So
spoonful. 1t acts directly on the bloo' sl'l
mucous surfaces Of the system Ihey 'nei
one hundred dollars for any csse II IA : -
cure. Send for circulars and restimcnias
Address T ]. CHENEY & co 4 90 o.
Sold BY druggists, ice.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-12
opening Of the American Pavilion.


Paris, May 12.-The formal opeDlog
Of the American national pavilion al
the Exposition took place today; The
ceremony OF opening began at 2;SO p
%. when NJ. Picard, the commissioner
general OF the Exposition, entered tht
building. Sousa's band was stationed
near tue entrance, and as M. Picard &C.
tered, played 1.-THE MarseiIlaise." Com
missioner General Peck met the French
commissioner at the door and escorted
him 70 the rotunda. Mr.. Peck made 8
few appropriate remarks 10 turning the
building over to the Exposition, and
then presented NJ. Picard With gold
key pendant ss souvenir OF the occa-
sion. NJ. Picard responded to Mr..
Peck's speech, with brief apprecla-
tive address, and the ceremony was
concluded.