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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-02-16
JOHNsoNvlLLE.
This is the first good sleighing this

This is the first good sleighing this
winter.
Postmaster Boynton of Denison made
a call at Our postoffice on Monday.
Otto e. Cladson returned home on
Tuesday after a weeks visit with rela.
tives and friends in Dakota.
f. l.. Johnson and Theron Beck left
on Wednesday for Charter Oak. They
will be gone about two weeks.
Born, on Thursday. Feb. 9th, to Mr..
and Mrs Henry Ehlers. girl.
The Ladies' Sewing Society meets at
John Erickson's on Friday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-02-16
Peace Loving woman.

did you pay the grocer and butcher,
Amelia?"
mo; there wasn't enough to pay both
Of them. To pay only one would make
trouble. so just took the money and
spent 1t down town." - Indianapolis
Journal.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-02-16
IOWA HAPPENINGS.
Fatally Stabbed by a Woman.

Sioux CITY, Ia, Feb. 12.-Thomas
Gardner, a grading contractor, was IA
tally stabbed by Elsie Gardner, a woman
OF the town. She had been drinking.
Gardner may live few days, but can.
not recover. The woman is under
arrest.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-02-16
Case of Suicide Or Murder,

C's' Oh SUICIDE Or Murder.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Feb. 13.-Charles
b. Jones, the colored janitor at the fed
eral building, either committed suicide
by shooting himself through the head
or was deliberately murdered last even
ing about $3.50 o'clock in his rooms over
707 West Broadway.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-02-16

The name of the station on the 1. C.
railroad near Wall Lake has been chang
ed to Dalkeith.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-02-16
wifely Consistency.

81 have been married for Is years,
and my wife never fails to meet me at
the door,"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-02-16
Wonderfully"

Eyes. She's afraid ! naixht 70 IN
without wiping my feet."- Chicago
Times Herald.
The colored American., 1900-05-19

WIGHTS DEMISE.

To the committee of citizens who
got Wight's scalp:-
That sorry Wight
You put TO flight
For serious allegations,
you've eatapulted out Of sight
With numerous delegations.
He few the coop
Gave one wild whoop
And landed on the outside.
Mckinley put him on the hook
And he's drying up on the roadside.
1t peas like you
Before Wight flew
Demanded confirmation
OF his wild charge
Though made at large
Was quite beneath his station.
You cracked his safe"
And bruised his bones
With speech and resolution
And now he wriggles when he hears
That sweet word, Evolution"
The Ex.commlssioner with the hair
trigger mouth and the flint lock brain,
doubtless realizes the Significance and
meaning of the phrase "Here to day
and gone tomorrow" He is one ofthe
few smart Of smart public officials who
have succeeded in getting out of Of
flee with the aid of his mouth. He
ought TO swap his trap for stick OF
sealing wax and close up the aperture.
BRUCE GRIT.
The colored American., 1900-05-19
Hoffman'S Big Musical Festival.
our race

"Ths Patrol of the Beers" and Sou
sA's new march THE Man behind tie
Gan" are new and sensational. Hear
the famous band render both st HOff
mans and annual musical festival june
Q. The prices for reserved seats now
on sale at musical bureau. l1e0 10 b st 4,
n W, are as follows: orchestra, 10 osnts;
orchestra osrcle, so cents; dress circle,
35 cents; gallery, aS cents. Mail srdeIs
will rsceive prompt attention.
The colored American., 1900-05-19
The Four Fashionable Functions of
the Cosmos Club.

THE social season just closed was an
.p.Uicious one for Washington, on ac'
ooust of the system and new life appar-
ant in its social entertainments.
The principal event of the season was
+hs series of four assemblies under the
management of the Cosmos Club. This
olub though not yet year old has al
ready ingrsfted itself upon the hearts
Of Washington's elite, by the represen-
tsuve capacity OF its members, by its
lofty aims and purposes. and by the
finish and eclat impaired by the club TO
oil entertainments under It's control.
The happy conception and the skillful
execution of the idea of series Of as
semblIes have won for the club unstint'
ed praise. besides demonstrate g indls'
pntable ability to assume the lead in
rcatSsra social. Each OF the four snteI-
t,inmsnts was q model Of its kind, oc-
curing as they did, ths fiTst ct Thanks
giving, she second ut Christmas, the
third before Lsnt ana the last at Eas ter
which event with It's handsomely gown
ed ladies and other Accomplishments in
keeping with the statelinsss of the Oo'
sasiOn was . fitting olimaxt ID a series OF
events Thoroughly enterssin'ng and In
spring.
Mslodious strains by Hoffman and
toorhsome repas's by Lowsry, wete po'
tent influences toward che success OF
these occasions Of recreation and good
sheer. The out Of town friends 81 one
or mose ofthese events were: Mssdam es
Emma WArIick, and n ID. Lewis OF
Philadelphia, Marshall OF California.
Misses Baldwin, Grant and Lewis OF
Boston. Murphy aud Turner of Balti'
more. Skeene and Wilson and Wilson
Of ClevsIan aud Bishop Of Annapolis.
Messrs. BtantOn and Randolph of Pitts
burg. All the fashionable est Of Wash
ineson participated Is composed
Of the society men of the national cap
1901.
IAe members are: F L OArdozo, Jr.,
president; J. z Byphax. secretary; n.
7. Douglass, treasurer. Executive COM
Enistes; Joha II Cook, ]. B. Hyman,
Ralph Cook. Members B. Q. walker,
A. walker, A. @. Bradford, 3 wormley,
Joseph H Douglass, DIR. Cardozo, W.
l. WlkersDn, n. @. Jones, Fl. Oardezo,
b. B Jackson. Honorary nembers are:
Prof. Robert 81. FerreIl. Henry E. Baker,
Robert J. Harlan, DR.. Austin M. Curtis,
DR.. John 3 Francis, ex Governor P. B,
s. Pinchbaok, Ooarles r. Douglass and
E. Brooks.
The colored American., 1900-05-19
SPECIAL.
SEND ONE DOLLAR, cut this ont

SEND ONE DOLLAR. ont this ors
and mail to US at once enelosin0 ess
dollar and we will send you bssutifui
twenty one piece china tea set hsnd.
someiy decorated in three color fisral
patterns. This set consists of cuus. q
saueers, plates, tea pot. sugar howl
and cream pitcher. We Will nOt send
more than one set TO q person. Tai.
offer good for 80 days emily, Earle. mi.
man, Wheeler and 90. China. crock
ry, orasaware and bric-a- brao, . and 4
Sherman street, Chicago, Ill.
The colored American., 1900-05-19
SUMNER RESORTS.
LawnSide. n, 7!

CATkETTS, VA.-Summer Boarders: Par
Ties desiring nrst class accommodations for the
sum sum IA or season Will find 1t to their advaE-
tage to spend their vacation at CatIetts Van :
qulsr county, Va, Forty'elght miles from
tnls city. there are three accommodation
situste about II mile above the VILLAGE
b ara furnished for 3l2.OO per month, sl 90
per week, or rs cents per day. II Healthy cli-
mate. excellent board and coz fortabie
rooms. Apply with stamp to Mrs. Kate Mo.
Guire. Catletts, Fauquier Co., Va.
The colored American., 1900-05-19
DR. Mackay-Sr,ith Praises Poet Toomsy

DR. Mackay-SElith Praises Poet Toomsy.
Lieut.. r e 8. Toomey continues to
grow in fame as poet, popularity as
an orator and Iucldity as writer. A
few copies of his poems recently found
their way into the hands Of Rev. DR.
Alexander Mackay Smith, the scholarly
rector of Bb Johns Episcopal ohuIc .,
and so pleased was he with their origi'
nality and strength of thought, and
beauty of construction that he wrote
Mr.. Toomey a note expressive of the
heartiest congratulations. Praise Of a
nent authority means great deal to
cur race.
The colored American., 1900-05-19

The MAY Queen Uautsta," rendered
by Plymouth Congregational Sunday,
18th and P streets, northwest, Nay IL,
will By request of a number OF friends
be repeated Monday May a1st. Tickets
for May 11th which were not used will
be good for this occasion.
The colored American., 1900-05-19

Sez fHE ELITE-62z 3. washins ton
steet; Alexandria, Va, Ice cream. cone
Ieetlonery, soda water and milk shakee
ali mayors. Lunches and sand vsshes.
Oool, exclusive, up to date. The onIy
nrst class pleasure resort Ia the citxs
When la Alexandria call on us. OPENS
Nay 18th W. II. Hammond, pros
The colored American., 1900-05-19
Bishop Walters Goes Abroad.

Bishop 4 lexAndria walters by spec
lal invitation Will deliver an address
July 18th before the Christian Endeav'
or Society in London, From there he
will go to Paris, and return 30 this coun
try in time to attend she national con
vention of the Are American Council
at indianapolis, Ind.
The colored American., 1900-05-19
The Bethel Literary Presidency

The Bethel Literary Presidency,
"Whsre are we going TO find o presi'
dent?" is the query uppermost in the
minds Of the members ofBethel Literary
and Historical Association. The regu'
lar election night, May 9, developed
that Prof. ". II. Richards, the present
incumbent would not stand for re-
election. He has served two terms suc'
cesSfully, and has given the Association
the most brilliant administration since
its foundation. CIose application to
many interests and the arduOus duty
OF providing suitable programs every
week for two years had made them
selves felt upon his health add the me-
cessity for a much needed rest impelIed
him to insist upon HE dlclination, even
alter being thrieSd placed Ia nomina'
uon. 30 sure was the association that
FFOf. Richards would serve another
year that Lo other candidate had been
serious considered. and postponement
OF the election seemed the only way
Oat' Last Tuesday vas ses for the
ordeal, but nothing new developing,
aao Faster johnson being absent, the
"h0le matter went over until the final
business meeting, May 20.
The colored American., 1900-05-19
SUMMER RESORTS


lots
notes cottages aud
Terms
The colored American., 1900-05-19
HOTEL SHEPHARDs aILI

Open for the Season on June 1st.
beautifully situated near the Potomac
River. on st. Patrick's Creek. Cool
Rooms, Bathing, Boating, Fishing and
Grabbing. For terms address Wm. D.
Bond, Colton's Point. st, Mary's eoun.
ty Maryland.
The colored American., 1900-05-19

lngton Street Railway. Twenty mirmts. VA-
rLue @ from the city. A delightful trim. eooS
cUol cT water. A splendid dancing pavilion ann
parties. Terms within the raaah of apI ismse -
ea1cttlc cars are now running and tbe naTE
an oe reached for one fare. Address "a
The colored American., 1900-05-19
HOIEL HENDERsON-12O n Mia.

HOIEL HENDERSON-12O N Mia.
slssiOpi ave., Atlantic City, N. J.. tive
squares from Reading depot: three
minutes walk TO Bathing Beach. Snee.
ial rates for families and psrmsnens
bGarders. The hotel has been newIy
papefed and has 80 neatly fittsd un
sleeping rooms. Terms mod srate Nm.
ropean and American plan.
Henderson and Murray, prop's.
The colored American., 1900-05-19
Gray and CoStley'S.

One OF the most enterprising hostel.
ries In Washington Is conducted by
those popular and well known restau
rauteurs, John Gray and Louis COstley
at 1913 + street northwest. Their first
The colored American., 1900-05-19

vice and the way the public is being
served is as pleasing to the cash regis
ter as it is TO the patrons and his
friends who happen to drop in for a
mint julep or something that will
"cheer but will not inebPiate." he free
lunch differs from the silver platform,
since shat platform is 16 20 /, and
their lunch is from IL to q.
The colored American., 1900-05-19

man is Col. Wa hington'
Wood, who Is known from
Washington to Old Point and
from Bagdad to Kokomo. This
enterprisiDg firm has liveried
its employees in duck Jackets
and pants for the summer SER
The sun., 1900-03-28
TRUSTS In EUROPE.

From the PhilaGel ohia Press of Yestarday.
Trusts are multiplying by the whole
sale in Europe without complaint on the
part of the people there. These trusts
are not confined to any one country,
either, but are international in their
scope. One of the latest ia an interna-
tional plate glass trust. Consul General
Guenther, writing to the State Depart
ment from Frankfort, says: According
to the Cologne Gazette, draft oi the
bylaws for an international plate glass
trust has been unanimously agreed to by
the German plate glass manufacturers.
As it has already been approved by the
plate glass manufacturers of France and
Belgium, the international trust can be
considered fact" An international
steel rail trust. was formed in Europe
several years ago, which included the
manufacturers OF rails in England and
other countries. There are numerous
'trusts" which combine manufacturers
in more than one country. This demon
strates the folly of the Democratic propo-
sition Of regulating trusts by abolishing
the tariff
The sun., 1900-03-28
TO PREVENT RECKLESS
LIBEL SUITS

From Every Evening OF Yesterday.
Abiding to subject that is Of general
interest throughout the country, the New
York Herald editorially says:
"Manv suits against newspapers for
alleged libels are baseless and are brought
on behalf Of irresponsible persons as a
mere speculation on the theory that
while risking nothing there is chance
of being bought off or OF getting some
thing through jury trial.
Senator Davis has introduced bill in
the Legislature providing that persons
who bring libel suits against news
papers must give bonds for the COSTS.
While working no hardship to plaintiffs
having rational grounds for bringing
suit, such law would deter many who
now begin ridiculous actions from mere
bluff or for notoriety or on the chance
of getting something out of the de.
fendant.'
The Davis bill is reasonable and sal
utary measure, and its enactment would
at once preserve newspapers from need
less annoyance and save the courts from
waste of valuable time"
Sueh bill should be enacted in every
State of the Union. Personal interests
would oppose legislation OF this char
acter, but it would be justified by SOUND
public sentiment everywhere. A Law
of this character should be enacted il
Delaware at the next session OF thu
Legislature.
The sun., 1900-03-28
ARBITRARY CLERK OF PEACE

From the Georgetown Union Republican.
The Clerk OF the Peace of this county
seems disposed to act in an arbitrary
manner with the Levy Court in regard
to his bill for services rs Clerk OF the
Peace and Clerk OF the Levy Court. Az
this writing he refuses to produce his
account 90 that the Levy Court can act
upon it. 1t il possible that the inten-
tion in the case ia to hold it over, hop
ing that at the coming election the Dem-
ocrass will elect majority and thus se-
cure the allowance, through o Demo-
cratic Levy Court. As often said before
no one wants to take away from the
Clerk Of the Peace single cent that
ought to be granted. But the. people OF
this county have some rights IN TINS
business which should be respected. II
we are going to have an economical and
Just administration of county AFFAIRS, the
way to begin is to have the courage to
stop all excess allowances, no matter by
whom demanded. 1t requires courage
to do this. The party in power will have
to resist the demands of its own men,
bers, as we'll as those in the opposite
party. Furthermore, anyone who ad-
vocates economy necessarily attacks
some mans pocket; and, therefore, his
heart, and it becomes at once personal
grievance. Stilf those entrusted with
public office are unworthy the trust, Il
they lack the courage to do right.
The sun., 1900-03-28

the Cubans. Iecturiug before the Van
derbilt University the other night, he
aired them. ~ would be very willing
to annex the island, but am not 80 sure
about annexing the people," said the
uRev." Sam. And he gave reasons ior
his doubt. ''Society in the general
sense" said Mr.. Small, ''is Is stratified
in Cuba as it 10 here. There are levels
of culture, probity and purity, AZ there
are bottom dregs of depravity, Ignorance
and degradation. But the groat curse OF
the country is the absence OF any moral
standard in social as we'll as in business
life. Each is law unto himself or her
self, and purity OF living is an incident
of the personal equation rather than re-
auirement of an inviolable social code" !"
Religion, according to the former evan
gelist, is not popular in Cuba.
'They neither want Romanism nor
Professionalism, he says, "to interfere
with the license which they think is an
essential part of their physical and poll
tical independence" Are the Cubans
fit for self-government? No, says Mr..
Small with emphasis, and ''they will not
be for generation to come, If even then
or ever" Nevertheless, he holds that
we must convince them of their UNFIT
ness by slipping the leading strings: "We
must keep our pledge and let them try
it-and fail. That they will welcome an
nexation and we shall have to deal with
the problem of whether we want to an
mex them" He cannot say enough OF
the natural beauty OF the country and
the fertility of the soil. "The phrase
'worn-out lands, " he declares, sis un-
known in the terminology of its agricul-
ture. For cane and tobacco as staples
and for food crops there are more mill
lions of available acres than will
probably be occupied in another hun
dred years under the most favorable con.
ditions."
Mr.. Small pays a high tribute to the
genius for organization of Professor
Alexis E. Frye, the new American Sup.
erintendent OF Schools for Cuba. "From
an enrolment of 10000 children" he
says, "the school list has jumped to
10000 and yet there are more demand.
ing entrance. General Wood and Pro
fessor Frye have done work in this
branch that is without rival in nationa
history and thereby become benefac
tors of the Cubans in measure thai
can never be adequately honored or re
warded."
The sun., 1900-03-28
STEERING WITH RUDDER GONE

From the Springfield, (Mass.) Republican.
1t has already been demonstrated with
sufficient clearness that the retirement OF
Mr.. Reed from the Speakership has been
great misfortune to Mr.. Mckinley.
The egregious blunder over the Puerto
Rican tariff, it is safe to say, would not
have occurred had Mr.. Reed remained
the Republican leader of the House. And
there are good reasons for thinking So
Mr.. Reed personally would have strong
ly favored free trade; he would have
been supported by the language OF the
Presidents message, and, as his record
shows, in 30 important matter he
would have dominated the House. The
Republican party would have been saved
this humiiating see-saw, and the Presi-
dent would not have been SO ruthlessly
exhibited as too ready to yield his posi-
tion in SO important matter. The no.
tion of Hanna and the rest of the Nc
Kinley syndicate that Reed was an
obstacle to party success has had most
ironical naturalization in events.
The sun., 1900-03-28
100 Reward, 500.

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all it's stages, and that is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure known to the medical fra
ternity. Catarrh being constitutional
disease, requires constitutional treat
ment. HALLS Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation Of the
by building up the constitution and as.
sisting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have so much faith in it's
curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
fails to cure. Send for list of testi-
monials.
Address, FL. CHENEY, & CO.,
Sold by Druggists, 75c. Toledo, O..
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The sun., 1900-03-28
HAPPENINGS
THROUGHOUT
THE STATE
0--0-O-O-o
DELAWARE CHARTERS.
New Telegraph, Telephone and Cable
Company With 100000 Capital.

New Telegraph, Telephone and Cable
Company With 1 100000 Capital.
Dover, Del, March 27.-Certificates OF
incorporation were filed here this morn.
ing as follows:
The American Multiplex Telephone,
Telegraph and Cable Company, OF
Massachusetts. Object OF the company is
to acquire by purchase, manufacture,
construct, operate, buy, sell, lease, or
otherwise deal in any system of electri-
cal circuits, telegraphs, telephones, etc.
incorporation n. Phelps, Brook
line, Mass; Clinton E. Dolbear, Hyde
Park, Mass. Martin +. Smith, Whining
ton, Del. capital stock, ST. 100000.
The Henrietta Gold Mining Company,
Of Wilmington, Dell, to carry on business
OF mining gold or any other metal, and
the smelling or milling OF the same by
processes. Incorporators - Peter A.
Horty, Henry I. Graham, John F. Daley,
Wilmington, Del; capital stock, 81 ,000,.
600.
The Reading Cold Storage and Ice Com.
pany, OF Reading, Pa, to manufacture,
buy, sell and deal in both natural and
artificial tee, and to carry ON q genera
cold storage business; capital stock,
$3.50, 900.
The Merchants Coal Company, o.
Baltimore, Md, to engage in the mining
of coal and trading the same; capita
stock, 100000
The D. S. Mcdonald Company, o
Boston, Mass, to manufacture cakes
canry y, and all kinds OF confectionery
capital stock, $l15,000,
The sun., 1900-03-28
Mors
Spring
Overcoats

Spffflg SIO, $I2, $I5
$I8 and $40.
Overcoats Grey Cassi-
meres at $40
in both regular and stout
sizes. New coverts in stouts
and regulars at $40. Short
medium and regular length
coverts at $I2. Grey clay
diagonals, light and dark
shades, regulars and stout
sizes at $I2. Fine black
vicunas and thibets, light
whipcords, new fancy
cheviots, grey Oxford chew
lots, silk lined to edges; all
at SIS. A new special black
and Oxford vicunas, grey
herring bone, striped wor-
sted, fancy striped worsted,
with velvet collars all
silk lined throughout, at
$40. Boys and little boys
top coats and overcoats,
81. SO, $3. so and IS in the
small sizes.
Closed evenings at 6
o'clock except Saturday.
The sun., 1900-03-28

auS MSodiGE, opn -, CHARLES HeELLE. the tenant
Iancastunp upaht OF the house situated at No 1891
city of avenue, in the Twelfth ward in the
state n "naallLainhton, county of New Castle and
ments Of the acts = n compliance with require
notes eaSe tS made and provided, do hereby give
of c;eneraIl l snail apply in writing to the Court
and for NJ 90 sessions OF the State of Delaware, in
day of NJ Nv castle County, on Monday, the nth
court for ees II "a being fdn tse next term Of said
iiu,Iors in ioT the sale therein Of intoxicating
drnnl ~ ~ .s HISS quantities then one quart to be
speatah,a ~. o;ie premises and the following re-
Of who,ee cllIens of said ward, at least twelve
ward ohi raa are substantial freeholders of said
Ioh,, N, .oHlnehu y. the said application, viz.
Fran mcL;oy Jas. Siemen,
Wm II 9Inseioaeh, Andrew Johnson,
Ghas. SIs. Blocher Ioho W pr,,oa
N m pi;eG pa;eeG Horace Bradley, NJ. D.
ihnratio ]. Grubb. w Kvlcs no'@'
Geo r;,,e Michael Glenn,
HeTmannnc Horace w. Weldln,
Peter Err ]. H. Naylor,
peter ER,ntugh II. L. Latham,
John d IIer, Joseph Hayden,
Harry nislne,iIsher, VIM. Ratledge, Jr.
CHARLES HoELLE.
The sun., 1900-03-28
LIQUOR APPLICATION.

AFNE.
occnnan cncnUriGE;rI, ~ BARBARA MANI, the owner and
coraa m. OF the house situated at the N, B.
in tba Mn Inird and Adams SITS. IN the Third ward
and Staty EIy OF Wilmington, County of CIV Castle
rea,, oi delaware, in compliance With the
hl IL ,e,ehts OF the acts OF the General Assem-
gya ~. neti sHcn case made and provided do hereby
stata 81 the Court OF General Sessions OF the
on oi delaware in and for New Castle county,
ING tba the l4th day of May A. D., 1900, be-
said he,sx mext term of said court for license ior
theraioo siouss ny as an inn or tavern for the sale
than nn oi intoxicating liquors in less quantities
and the fni9a!mn;to fi9m 70 pc drunk OH the premises.
ward at iaast mminS respectable citizens of said
free holdars ~ we've of whom are substantial
application viz: ".u' isconiinehu 'ne sa'S
Beniamin H ]. H. Spruanee, NJ. d.,
lanes Monaghan, d ~ 1vnat' ,uaner'
Fred Piensni,, Fidel Gharee,
Peter MceSlnsl,naP Gottlieb Reese.
John w I bnsay, Michael Newell.
Patrick Dillon Ioni na,iiS y; Seiael,
Michael Concannon ih iaald . CnanDeFs,
James f. O'Conner Epano;s a ~ Ipsg' ISprasg'
geo. H. Huber, Jnhn S.nal' ,nnes'
George H. Lewis. Ionn I'm oPraRg.
JacobT. Anderson. Jobn d "Ssleer, Sa,
D, F, Leary, 'ohh r Cooper.
BARBARA MANI.
The sun., 1900-03-28
For Soldiers Memorial.

In behalf of Caesar Rodney Chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolution,
Chief Justice Charles B. Lore, presented
to the trustees. a certificate for eight
shares of Pennsylvania railroad stock.
The income of the stock is to be used for
a Clarke Churchman memorial.