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NOT GUILTY OF swINDLING.
william Lowrey, Accused of RObbing
Georgia Cattiemen. Is Acquitted.

Special TO The Washington Post.
Richmond, Va, Dec. 10.-William Low
rey, the handsome young sport arrested
three weeks ago. charged with bunkoing
Cattleman ]. II. Galloway, of Wilkes
County, Ga, out OF $500, which he had just
received for a lot of fine cattle here, was
tried in the Hastings Court here to-day
and acquitted.
The trial lasted until late to-day and
attracted much attention. The courtroom
was crowded most of the time The pretty
wife Of the accused sat by his side. and
so did his venerable parents. Mr. H. NJ.
Smith conducted the defense, In which IL
was claimed that Galloway lost his money
al dice. The Georgian, however. insisted
that the money was snatched out of his
hand by LowTey. who, accompanied by
another man, whom he called "Yank."
dashed out of the back door. The Jury
found LOWrey not guilty
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
ROANOKE RAILWAY PROJECT.
Mayor Appoints n Committee TO Secure the
Necessary Charter.

Special 10 The Washington Pest.
Roanoke Va. Dec l0-At a recent
meeting of the Board of Trade it was de-
cided 10 appoint a committee of citizens
to secure a charter for a railroad in the
Southwest. which would increase the
business trade of Roanoke. President
Brooke has made the following appoint
ments. Ex-Mayor James p. Woods, c. w.
Saunders, and Ballard p. Hun. The COM
mittee will prepare the charter and pre-
sent it to the coming legislature for rati-
ficatiOn.
The proposed route OF the railway has
not been made known, but II will tap the
Norfolk and Western somewhere between
Roanoke and Bristol.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
Victim Of a..anIt Ilay Die.

Special 10 The Washington Post.
Petersburg. Va, Dec. 8.-The case Of the
Commonwealth against Henry G. Roper.
charged with committing felonious as
sauIt on j. G. Kent, was again called In
the Mayors Court to-day. but Mr. Kent
was not abe 70 appear. and the case was
continued 10 December IS. DR.. Osborne
testified that Mr. Kent had been In a most
critical condition, and that he did not
regard him now as out OF danger The
Commonwealth made a motion for an In
crease In Mr.. Roper's bail bond from 800
% $50. The mayor placed the bail al
200
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
MURDERER CHAINED TO FLOOR.
Even Ministers Dare mot Enter His Cell
Without Police Protection.

Danville, Va, Dec. S.-Vesper Griffin,
the condemned murderer, who forfeits his
life on Friday next, is now chained TO
the floor of his dungeon almost, or pre-
tending to he, lunatic. His rawlings are
so fierce that it is thought a straig IT.
jacket will have to be placed on the man.
He speaks 10 no one, and even minis
ters of the gospel dare not enter his cell
without police protection. The sheriff.
however, says he expects no trouble on
the day of execution, as every precaution
will be taken.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
Rev. II. A. Basby Resigns,
POLICE CAPTAIN ON TRIAL.
Michael Prince TO Answer for the Murder
of His Friend.

Special % The Washington Post.
Norfolk, Va, Dec. l0.-The case OF Po-
lice Capt Michael Prince, charged with
the murder of his bosom friend. Charles
), Cannon, State oyster inspector. was
called by Judge Edmund WaCdul in the
United States Court here to-day. The
greater part OF the day was consumed in
arguing the question of Jurisdiction. The
uefense tried strenuOusly TO secure the
removal Of the case TO the State courts,
on the ground that although the crime
was committed on the government res.
ervation, the victim died within Virginia
jurisdiction.
Judge Waddill decided that the Federal
court could try the case. The case of
GuIteau, slayer OF President Garfield, was
cited as precedent for this action. No
testimony has yet been taken. the court
having been engaged in trying 10 get a
jury. which was not secured until late to-
night. The case is the most sensational
lilra here in years. involving the family
relations Of slayer and victim.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
sherin,- -es Ps.,,Ive.
- . - washlnEtoa 20.

Ia % FIlE " .1IIIIIsI.' ItIr
Pulaski. Va. Dec. S.-Fred Vickers. u
Dublin. attempted 20 I'm Erick Yernl.-
lion. prominent citizen. near thas place
Friday evening. with a pistol. Yiekers
shot twice. but did not hit yermillion
Vickers was drunk when he fired the
shots. He Immediately left town. ylcksFs
Is son OF Deputy Sheriff viekers. who
keeps the bloodh0uads OF the COUNTY
which are used 10 run down criminals
and his fathers dogs may be put on his
trail
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
MURDERER TO BE MOVED.
Desperate Negro VIII BE Carried 20 the
New Jersey Gallows.

opeclai 10 Inc washington fOst-
Norfolk, Va, Dec. 7.-Murderer Bullock.
lowering between life and death. will be
taken tomorrow, by steamer. to Free
hold, n. j.. where. it is believed by the
surgeons here who have been attending
him, he will soon be sufficiently recovered
to be hanged. The New Jersey officers.
who arrived here to-day to pay the re-
ward to the detectives who shot Bullock
to pieces, in order to capture him, believe
that if he is carried through Red Bank,
n. j.. where he shot Chief of Police
Walsh, he will be lynched.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
NEGRO CONFEssEs ASSAULT.
An Alleged Partnership for the Purpose of
Rebbing DefenseIess Women.

SpeCIaI 70 The WasllngtOn Fost.
Bristol, Tenn, Dec. 10-Walter James,
a young negro. arrested here this morr-
ing, has confessed to having criminally
assaulted Mary Wade, a respectable col
ored woman. who was brutally treated.
James involves Clay, a mulatto, who was
arrested yesterday on suspicion of hav-
ing attempted an assault upon Miss
Sproles on Saturday night.
James states that he and Clay had
previously arranged for such attacks, the
chief object being TO rob defenseless wo-
men. The police Sre keeping the affair
quiet locally, TO avoid a lyncning
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
CANNOT REMOVE GILLIGAN.
Must Remain i'm Penitentiary Pending De-
cisiOn as 30 New Trial.

Special to The Washington Post.
Richmond, Va, Dec. 6.-Andrew Carter
Gilligan will not be transferred from the
penitentiary TO the Isle of Wight Jail
pending the decision of the Supreme
Court in the matter of granting him a
new trial The Appellate Court to-day
practically overruled the motion of coun-
sci for an order of removal, by withdraw
ing the supersedeas which was allowed
in granting the writ of error.
This does not at all prejudice the case
Of Gilligan as TO its final outcome There
will be big fight when the question Of a
new trial is argued next month.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
ESCAPES DEATH PENALTY.
oiVerCsnvieted of Attempted Assault Only
on Ten-year-nid Child


Norfolk, Va, Dec. 5.-"We. the iurv
find the prisoner guilty of an attempted
criminal assault. without capital punish
ment." This was the verdict rendered in
the United States Court AT / o'clock this
afternoon in the case of Frank Oliver.
formerly a pianist at the Chamberlin
Hotel, Old Point Comfort. who was
charged with having assaulted ten-year-
old Amelia Donati, of Richmond.
The offensc occurred at Old Point last
summer The jury did not find the pris-
oner guilty of the original charge of as
sault, but Of an attempted assault, which
Is not punishable by death. Had the jury
found Oliver simply guilty" then the
verdict would have carried with II the
death penalty.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
His Negro Children Get Nothing.
snecisI 40 The Washington Posi-

spfclaI % Ihe washington Fost,
Norfolk. Va, Dec. 5-Judge Prentis. in
the Circuit Court here to-day, decided
that the white widow OF Emil Rach a
wealthy Portsmouth merchant Is entitled
10 the entire estate of her husband. not
Withstanding deeds 10 some 10000 worth
OF property given by Rach to his children
by negro common law wife. The court
held the deeds TO be in the form of a
will, revoked by the making OF a later
viii leaving everything 10 the wife for
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
KNIFE THRUST ENDS QUARREL.
sixfeen-year-old Bey Kill. the Man Who
Tried TO Eject Him.

Salem, Va, Dec. 5.-John p. Booth was
stabbed to death here to-day by George
Cumb. lad of sixteen. The tragedy oc-
CURED at the office Of the Holsteen Wool
en- Mills where the murdered man was
employed as shipping clerk The men
quarreled, and Booth tried to put Cumb
out of the Office Cumb drew a large
knife, stabbIng Booth over the heart.
He died twenty-five minutes afterward.
j. p. Booth was one of the most popular
men Of this place. He was twenty-five
years old. George Cumb Is the son Of
John w. Cumb. a well-known and re-
spected citizen
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
Twice saved from Poison.

Special TO The Washington Post
Richmond, Va, Dec. l0.--Stavey Wilkin-
son. young mechanic. attempted suicide
last night and again to-day by taking
lsUdauum. The ambulance surgeons saved
his life Wilkinson has once been ad-
judged insane, but seemed 10 be improved
and was released from custody.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
Accs.ea Of -,ealIrs o,,,er gant.

Special To The wsshington Pest
Suffolk. Va. Dec l0.-Hurricane Branch.
Sunday evening. arrested Bill Keeling and
a companion. who were charged with
stealing a boat loaded with oysters from
Capt. Tony Matthews. The men are
locked Up, pending an investigation. The
vessel. with a portion OF the cargo, was
recovered.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
Or. ueKia, Prraebe. at Q. of v.

sDscisi 70 The Sastington Fos;
Charlottesville Va. Dec. 10.-Dr. Ran
dolph II. MeKlm. rector Of Epiphany
Church. Washington. occupied the chapel
p1 Ipit az the University OF Virginia sun
day. preaching al Il a m. and .. M
to the general public. and az 10 y. m.
10 professors and students only.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
mi..Ins ca.ller Lsea.ea a, Bristol.

Special to The Washington Post.
Newport News. Va. Dec S-lniormatlon
has been received here 10 the effect thai
Charles Gay Scott, the missing cashier OF
the United States Shipping Company, Is
in Bristol on the Tennessee border he Is
believed 10 be passing OF as detective.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
Pnlp MnI Adspr- Nrw srstem.

Special % The WakhinEtOn Post.
Cumberland, Nd, Dec. l0-After a shut
down since August ], pending which
complete new mill OF mammoth proper
ti0ns was built, the West Virginia Pulp
and Paper Company started up al Lake.
this county. this morning, using the new
soda process. which. IL Is claimed. is
harmless 20 running water. This Is sub
stltuted for the sulph!te process.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
decision. by Courr of Appeals.

s.--.sI 81. The Washington Post
i-,am"nd, Va. Dec. 10-The following
"sr decided to-day il the Supreme
'.-rf NJ Appeals:
-.....t Telegraph Cable Company Us.
l.s '' HIeamoud; argued by J. II. Me
I-."s- Tor appellant. and H. r. Pollard
'lI aul.-.. and submitted.
southern Railway Company VS.. Ruck-
a.u. .5strator, same RS, Taylor, ar
~ .5 Judge john -. HOrseley Tor ap-
Hi and continued untI tomorrow.
.r next case 10 be called Is Newport
.ssas and old Point Company VS. Brad
t.L.. IL m
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
Iu1sment Against 3. .ailway Confirmed.

: ..s " Iar Wellington Post
NraI.r News. Va, Dec i0.-In the Cor
i''s-.a Court to-day Judge Harham up
co ,ar decision of Police Justice Brown.
t.'Hs Judgment Tor the city against the
"la-, News and Old Point Railway
s-- Electric Company for taxes on poles
'as city and Ou the ears operated
The case Will 20 10 The Supreme
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
Walked Iuio River 10 fa p,ize Herself.

Special 10 The Washington Post
Newport News, Va, Dec. 10-Miss Ma
ME Moore. a popular young woman,
while suffering from temporary mental
disorder, walked into the icy water of
the river to-day and would have drowned
but for the efforts OF the occupants of 0
boat. She was arrested, but later released.
She told the officers she wished TO baptiZe
herself.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
Riehmsnd'. Heavy Mails.

Special TO The Washington Post.
Richmond, Va, Dec. I0.-Tn an official
publication just issued by the government,
there is a table OF the fifty largest cities
in the country and their relative rank in
population and postal revenues. Rich
mond ranks forty-sixth in population and
thirty-sixth a. 10 postal revenues.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
Day Of Execution Postponed.

Special 10 The Washington Post.
Danville. Va, Dec. 1o-Vester Griffin,
the negro murderer in Danville jail, under
sentence 10 be hanged next Friday, has
been respited until December 2S. A tele-
gram from Gov. Tyler brought the news
TO the prisoner. His counsel are working
hard TO secure Communication OF penalty to
life imprisonment, and are hopeful OF sue
cess.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
Washington County Resident Dead.

Special 70 The washington Post.
HagerstOwn, Md, Dec. 10.-Otho Bryan,
a widely-knOwn resident of Washington
County, died to-day at his country place,
Antietam Hall. east of Hagerstown, of
paralysis and softening OF the brain, aged
sixty-one years. He was the son of the
late Frederick Bryan, a wealthy citizen
of Hegerstown, a large land owner. He
married Miss Kate Johnson, of Hagers-
town, who, with two children, survive.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
Wood-workins Concern Chartered.
Special 70 TIE Wilmington Post

Norfolk, Va, Dee. io.-Judge r r.
Prentis. in the Norfolk County Circuit
Court, has granted a charter TO the Viz
gInia Cedar Works. with authority to
manufacture pals. tubs. butter dishes.
kegs. clothespins. Washing machines,
barrels, berry crates, boxes. baskets, &c.
The principal clfice is 20 be al West Nor
fox. and the capital stock Is 20 b. 500 90
The officers are X. Fl. Nortieet. president
\. p Williams vice president: Joseph A
Reers. general manager: Lucius A.
Daugherty. secretary and treasurer.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
Company Not Coming 10 Washington.

Special To The Washington Post
Danville. Va, Dec. Sowing 10 the fall
ure OF the members of the Danville Light
Infantry TO attend special drills during
the past week, Capt. Martin has declined
10 allow the company to appear in Wash
ing.on in the Centennial parade, unless
the colonel OF the regiment specifically
orders the company out
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
sewerage system Tor Frederisksbars.

fspeeial 10 The Washington Post.
Fredericksburg. Va. Dec. lO.-At spe-
ciaI meeting OF the city council held to-
night The report of the Joint committee
on general sewerage and street paving
was unanimously adopted. n. Wilson Da-
Wis. OF Charlottesville, was recommended
as engineer.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
weolen nlIl. caaass nana..

Special 70 TIE washlnEss Pest.
fredericksburg Va. Dec. i0-ThA
Washington W0oIen Mills. % this eitS.
belonging 10 ths estate Of the lats James
H. Clark. Of Baltimore. and employing
fifty operatives. have been sold 10 Messrs.
John {. Melville and William II DuyaI
en- private terms. These mills viii here
after be kn0gn a. the Melville WooSen
Mia
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
To Orea.e uarher gu,ra.ee

Special 20 The Warrington Post.
Newport News, Va, Dec. io.-Attorney
Peaehy to-day received a telegram say
ing the appropriation for dredging Md
diegT0urd bar here. giving an entrance
thirty feet deep al low tide 10 this har-
boz, would be recon nended and would
DOUBTLESS be passed by Congress.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
DIR. SIMON CARSON WELLS DEAD
Noted Professor of Mathematics suecumbs
10 Complication Of Diseases.

Special to The Washington Post
Salem. Va. Dec. 7.-Dr Simon Carson
Wells. professor Of higher mathematics
and natural science az Roanoke College.
died here this morning at 2 O'Clock. About
two weeks ago he took 10 his bed from
Illness caused by a long-standing kidney
and bladder trouble. On the evening Of
November q preliminary operation was
performed, and two days later final one
10 relieve him OF d large tumor or recent
and rapid growth on nis lefT side. Al
though the operations, which afforded the
only hope OF lengtbening his life were
successfully performed. the relief was
only temporary, death taking place this
morning
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
laIorea LAD .eeu.sd o. Ar.on.

.i. 4" tla Warrington Post
,.'aE. Ea. Dec. l0.-George Jones.
80. fourteen years OF age. is held In
h. I..f,,4'-iH ou the charge 0f h0usebufu-
CO. p sasp' ct-q 0t having nred half a
ssr s,... ....-As-, lie properly 0i his for
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
state Reformaiory UrEed b, Pastors.

Slseftft ~ re WeefsiastSa f'st-
Winston-Salem. y. g, Dec. 0.-The pas
tors and ministers OF Winston-Salem TO-
day drafted and signed = petition 20 the
next legislature urging that body 10 pass
q Law for the establishment OF a State
reformaIory for yOlthful crlrnlnala.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
Fire De.frsyea Raiirsna Paiaf shops.

Special to The Washington Pest.
Wilmington. y. g. Dec. s-The paint
shops % the Atlantic Coast Line were
burned this morning. together wish three
coaches and a quantity OF paints and ota-
er materials. The damage Mas tZs.9V9. COW
cred b. insurance.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
vision of the present Law

private soldier shall be de-
irE drinks. as q bartender or
J. EgAauEe or Cautcen. nor
I a required OF allowed TO
g ..smpment or fort or oa
J. Military purposes by the
e --HreJary Of War is here
y, -eueral order ns may ba
Ir.r.si0us Of this section ia
mas introduced I'm the
+ for the reOrganiza-
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
BLAZE IN A HOSPITAL
Patients Badly Frightened,
Little Damage Done.
.,rsED BY EXPLOSION OF OILS

Two Emplsye. Of Virginia Hospital at
,,.,,...s slightly Barned-Some OF the
P.u.ut. Iusi.tsd on Beins Removed
c-.,, the BuudiuE hen Engaged In
nj. eou.trueJion Refuse 10 Work
,.,,s Ne.ro,.-Pastor Of Church Resigns.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
new SAVANNAH DEPOT
SeabOard, Southern, and Plant
Reach an Agreement.
RYAN SUITS NAY BE WITHDRAWN

Prospects Coed for RuIure Harmony Be-
tween southern and sea board -aIagnate.
Nan-communieative Further Than To say
that siIuatios Regarding Probable Aa-
Jnsimeut of salts Looks FayorabIe-Ra-
mored REORGANIZATION of G. 80.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11

b. out the fact that
J out the Quarterma p
N inadequate to the
J. he refusal Of Con-
wears ago He thcn
b. - 20 be overcome b.
Ulcers before Santi-
s.zei them for the
ley had done their
b The amendment. TIE
| i0urued.
lnlfthg the tHnteen.
] son In the new army
"a great deal Of con-
ing a prohibition Of
Divides that no army
u sell liquor. The
Bows:
Del soldier shall eell H.
l. lad. as & bartender or
nv post, OF on any army
En- mpment. or fort. or on
binary purposes by the Unit
r-.sy Of War IL hereby d.
lncEal order as may be neoes-
-0ylal0as Of this section int0
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
tiers la the senate.

uesday reported from
iHreign Relations bills
ia McCalla and Com
e OF the United States
.aOrdtiOns from the
ANY, and they were
b lucef by 8fr. Petit
'urmatiOn as 20 the
! .a was referred 20 the
q IONS with Cuba
J -ab-Idy Bill.
/ the ship subsidy bill
Senate Wednesday,
Ee door 10 conclude his
Dr the measure begun
! inning his discussion
United States in the
J. II the bill. Mr.. Frye
b. he subsidy could be
r1 OyD per year. That
| uxed definitely in the
81 10 the government Is
had, 1t will be really
/ p no, as the subsidized
II 90 carry the United
| gf cost 20 the govern
j paid now for the ear
Yen mails is about ST.
,lants had been made,
4 Hu sixth PAGE.
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bers of the church during Rev. G. z. Ba-
cons pastorate for the old members. The
receiving party consisted of the pastor and
his wife, Rev. and Mrs. c. +. Bacon. to-
gether with the new members. and stood
in one of the parlors. which had been pref
tily decorated. One Of the unique features
OF the entertainment was the "kaZoo
band" composed of the following women
Leader, Miss Katherine Dunn; accom-
PIANIST. Miss Stella Tutewiler; members,
Miss Harriet Tutewiler, Mrs Charles
Bags. Mrs. II. c. Newcombe, Mrs. Ella
Chichester, Mrs. Rose Coleman, Mrs. d. +.
Winnings. The leader wore military coat
with medals across the front and white
duck skirt and cap. The members OF the
band wore white duck skirts, white waists.
with red belt and ,necktie. and white cap
with red cockadc. The Sunday school or
chestra also rendered several pieces dur
ing the evening Refreshments were served
in the dining room There were four ia
bles. at which the following ladies pre-
sided: Mrs. Alexander Stewart. Mrs. Soc
well, Mrs. Whitehead. Mrs. o. l.. Huey.
Mrs Hammel. Mrs. William Perry, Mrs.
J. A. Miller. Mrs. Feriee, Mrs. Orner. The
following ladies assisted: Mrs. Poindexter,
Mrs kirshbaum, Mrs. Sinnex, Mrs.
Graves. Mrs. Street Mrs. Bristor, Mrs.
Hobbs, Mrs. Frank Carlin, Mrs. John
Benedict. Mrs. GLADDEN., Mrs. Byers and
Mrs Rodenberg. The refreshment COM
mittee was composed of Mrs. Drummer,
Mrs. Berryhill, Mrs. McMahan, Mrs.
Knapp. Mrs. Olive Benedict and Mrs.
Cornelius There were several hundred
guests entertained.
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The Sons Of the Revolution. through their
secretary. Mr.. Allen Wood. invited Rev.
DR.. Quayle to preach sermon on a pa
triotic subject of general interest on the
Sunday preceding Washington's birthday.
This sermon Is prelude to the celebration
OF washington's birthday and the society
has invited, TO attend this service with 1t
several other hereditary patriotic organiza-
lions. including the Society OF Colonial
Danes. the Sons and Daughters OF the
American Revolution. the Daughters OF the
Revolution and the Loyal Legion The
sermon will be preached In the morning.
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1t is located at No. 10 North Fifth street,
Reading, Pa.
w. A. TIPPING, President.
THOS. H. SCOTLAND, Secretary.
The amount of its capital is.......... $500. 900
The amount Of it's capital paid UP Is $4,000
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Queen < Crescent Route and Southern
Railway. Through drawing-room sleepers
daily. Cincinnati 10 Port Tampa. without
change; connect with paiatial steamer
service 10 Havana. Round-trip tickets On
sale through 10 Cuba lncluding meals and
berths on steamers1 at reduced rates.
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The Indiana State Board of Commerce
will convene In the rooms at the CONNER
cial Club this morning at 10 o'clock. Will
liam Fortune. president of the board. will
preside and c. j. Murphy. OF Evansville.
will be the secretary. The meeting will
last three days and the programme II an
interesting one. Many subjects Will be
discussed before the board.
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1t is located at No. 41s Walnut street.
Philadelphia, Pa
ROBERT B. BEATH. President
DENIS J. SWEENY, Secretary.
The amount of its capital is......----s 10000
The amount OF it's capital paid up Is. 3o0.00
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State ofIndiana. Office of Auditor of State.
/. the undersigned. auditor of state of the
State of Indiana. hereby certify that the
above is correct copy of the statement of
the condition Of the aforementioned COM
pany on the 3lst day of December. 1899. as
shown by the original statement. and that
the said original statement is now on file in
this office.
In testimony whereof 1 here
[SEAL.1 unto subscribe my name and af-
fix my official seal this 30th day
of January, 1900. w. III. HART.
Auditor OF State
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KitchelFs new Elupsoid Panels, = dozen.