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The Van Buren press., 1901-01-19
FIRE.FIGHTING APPARATUS.
Much Interest Felt In the FOrthcOM-
Ing Exhibition to be Held
In Berlin.

Washington, Jan. 17.-Gcrnan dip
ifest deep interest in the coming
exhibition of fire-preventing and fire.
fighting apparatus. to be held in Bcr-
lin during June and July next, and all
the foreign German embassies are
earnest and untiring in their efforts
to make the event successful and
notable one,
The contrivances on view will be
numerous and varied, including con-
tryances for preventing foundations
in mines, fire escapes particularly
adapted for saving the life Of the sic k
and of lunatics confined in asylums,
apparatus and appliances for cleaning
and paving the streets and for remov-
ing dust and rubbish, fre-proof build
ing plants, lighting apparatus, appli-
ances for saving life from drowning,
and many other like exhibits.
Many large firms have already re.
served space, and are to erect special
pavilions. Stockholm is to send two
large steamboats, for eXtinguishirg
fire. Prizes of honor for especial
merit are to be awarded, and goll,
silver and bronze medals bestowed
for effective displays. A number of
the big steamship companies have vol
untcered to transport exhibits with
out charge, An event of special in
,erest will be practical demonstra-
tons of the capabilities Of the We
rious appliances in eXtinguishing \
genuine blaze.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-19
Live stock Markets.

81. Louls-Cattlc-t exports, $500
600; butchers, si50di5,26i atockers, $4,000
$50: cows and heifers, s2boui95. Hogs
Packing, N75alt2S; butchey', S'iS96,S.
sS.5oaii,so lambs. $5oOg6'io.
Chicago cattlc-Goo1 TO primo steers
s62,u6,0o poor to medium, S,00lD5, loi
siockers and feeders S21bui,b0, cows, 81, 70
Mi25; heifcrs, &,0Odt,bi Gamers, $4,000
$40; calves, t,,0oi@,0c TeXas fcd stcera,
- odf,A 90 1cvna grass atoers @Nt 10,
Hogs Mixed and butohors, S,O0dlb30;
good to choice heavy 81 &l5Wo,S5 rough
hiavy 81 Oon5 lO light s50nf,a 30 sheep
Good to choice wethers, S.7iQili5, fair
TO choice miSed s. 9;Qu3S0; western sheep,
t.15a4di Texas sheep, ss,5Otf2.J 30, native
lambs, N,0Ou5,tS, western lambs S,WiO
$50,
Kansas y-.Cattlc-Nntvo beef steers,
t,oom6h0j Teyas steers, $1,000 lbi ToSOj
eova, sa,9Su96o native cows and helfers,
81, ,7Odli5Oi stockers and feodors, 81 0oGit, 70
calves, N2an5IO Hogs Heavy, SiMdf
$40, packers, bl1,sdSS, mixed, SlOp
h,sb hight 81. obeib s2ls workers., N,sOdb g9ls
Sheep Lambs, siOOns.b0. muttonp, $1,000
400
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-19
THE GREAT GRIP EPIDEMIC.
Dr. Cyrus Edison Discusses the lit
dciuic Of Grip In the Amcri-
can Metropolis.

New York, Jan. 17,-Spcnking OF
the grip epidemic in this city, DR.,
Cyrus Edison soid'
"Fully onc-siNth OF New York's
population, nt least one-tcnth, have
the grlp-the others will get II. be-
lieve the epidemic Is nj Its height. /,
hns been more severe and the cases
have been more numerous than In any
previous epidemic, There are many
coses OF grip.pneumonia, which is
grip affecting the lungs. This IN very
dangerous. A Characteristic OF grip
this year IL that the temperature is
always very high, The dcnth ratc 50
far has been enormously hiph-7h
deaths In one week Is unprecedented
IA, ,t,i 2"
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-19
ANOTHER BIG BANK SHORTAGE
New York city, Charged with
EmbcS,icmcnt.

New York, Jan. III. Provost Ma.
son, third teller of the Continental
bank Of this city, is In Jail charged
with cmbchalcment, Mason was hr.
rested late Tuesday night. The spc
chc charge Is the stealing of $4,000
by means Of false entries.
The populations foot up $4,000 In
all, according TO the Fidelity q.
Casualty Co.. which was on Moson's
bond for $4,000. Mason Is IS years
old and lived with his wife and dNugh.
ter, aged 20, ut 1851 Washington nv
enuc, where he way arrested, lie has
practically been In charge since Sun
day. lie has been with the bunk ~
years ami received u salary oi Si,oO0
year.
Bank Examiner Charles A, Hanna
went to the Continental bank, Snlur.
day, to look over the books Mason
complained Of not feeling wcll and
said he guessed he would 20 home, A
clerk was put In his place, II was not
long before the cleiaS discovered some.
thing which led him to notify the
bank examiner and the shortage was
discovered.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-19
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
Hon. R. J. Wilson, Of Fayetteville
Elected President of the
Senate.
tn. HUMPHREYS SPEAKER OF TII- HOUSE.
List OF Officers Elscted-Col. Bill Childsrs
Defeated for Ssrg anf.at- Arms of the
Senate Two Newspaper Men Among
the Fortunate Ones

Little Rock, Jan. 15.-The legisla
ture met at 12 O'Clock noon Monday.
AS agreed upon in caucus few
hours before the body assembled, Hon.
R. J. Wilson, of Fayetteville, was
chosen president of the senate and
Hon. 7. Fl. HUMPHREYS was elected
speaker of the house. The vote in
caucus for president Of the senate
stood IS for Wilson, II for Kirby, and
the balance for Senator Landlord.
The following officers of the senate
were chosen: Secretary. T. Fletcher
Hurley of Bradley county; SER
geantat-arms, C. C. Traver, Of Gle
burne; engrossng clerk, Miss Stella
Royston, Hampstead; journal clerk.
Rees p. Harrocks, of Pulaski; enroll.
ing clerk. Miss Annie Bruce. Of Con-
way; assistant secretary, Geo. Ire.
vathan, Of Fulton; chaplain, DR.. An
drew Hunter, of Saline; janitor, ]. j.
Lewis, Of Randolph. Pages-Guy Bax'
ter of Pulaski, Dick Brunn Of Van
Buren,, Andrew Gordon of Prescott.
The vote for speaker Of the house re-
suited as follows: Humphres 60, Brad
ford 20, Williams 10; necessary to a
choice, 40.
After electing Col, A. S. Hays, OF
Pope, chief clerk by acclamation, the
house adjourned for the day.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-19
.GAV[NNORIH TRAGEDY.
Officials Charged With the Keeping
of the Prisoner Alexander De-
fend Their Conduct.
THE SHERIFF DID ALL THAT he COULD.
He Was Simply Overpowered by
Force and Numbers, and Declares
that the Two Companies of MI
Iitin, Held in Readiness, Would
Have Been Annihilatedb by the Mob.

Leavenworth, Kas. Jan. l7.--Ohl-
cials responsible for the life of Fred
Alexander, the negro burned at the
stake Tuesday, have begun the prep
ara,ion of their defense. The negroes
guilt of the assault and murder, last
November, of Pearl Forbes, winch he
denied with his last breath, YVES, they
say, proven conclusiv,ly by the mans
own statements while held at the
Lansing pententiary. This evidence
will be- ga, hcred a ID published
sheriff Everhardy Talks.
In addition Sheriff Eyerhardy said
that tie reIort that Alexander had
assaulted a third girl, at Stillings,
near here, was true, and that the
, oung woman had appeared at the
peniientiary, Tuesday, before the
start fer Leaveuworih was made, and
positively identified the negro as her
assailant.
Sheriff Everhardy, who together
with Warden Tomlinson of the peni-
tentiarv, is responsible for the re-
moyal of Alexander from the penitel-
,iary, offered his defense Wednesday
morning. Tuesday night, overcome by
the strain under which he has worked
since Alexander's arrest, Evrrhardy
went to bed, and sent out word g.
newspaper men that he was too Ill 70
make statement.
"Put Yourself in His Place"
"You have no idea what Il trial ]
have had since Saturday night Those
who condemn me should place them
selves in my position. l did my duty
so far as lay within my power, but |
was overwhelmed by superior num-
bers. | told the warden that | would
land Alexander in the county jail and
did When realized that the crowd
was bent on getting my prisoner ]
stood up in the carriage and called to
the driver to drive through to the
county Jail in spite of the crowd and
overrun any one who should get in
the way. | looked the man up and did
not give up the keys, although several
demands were made upon me, de-
plore the fact that Alexander was
burned, | did my full duty as sheriff
of Leayenworth county,
Militia Could Have Done No Good.
When asked regarding the report
that he had begged Gov. Stanley for
state militia, Sheriff Eyerhardy said:
81 did not request that | am now
glad the troops did not arrive, for II
they had, there would have been
several innocent lives lost. The
militia could have done no
good Two companies would have
been powerless to suppress the mob,
and have not the least doubt but
that every national guardsman would
have been killed, 1t is not for me to
say whether ! think the man guilty
of the crime"
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-19
Legislative NOiea.

Washington county got all she
went after,
spenker Humphrles Is one Of the
hnndnomost men In the house,
While Bourland has been appoint.
cd page In the house from the Fifth
congressional district
One Of the most important matters
to come before the legislature is the
reapportionment of the state into
seven congressional districts.
Senator McNemer,s bill to estab'
lIsh house Of correction for juve-
nile criminals carries an approprla'
tion OF $4,000 for building and fur
nishlnss, The general supervision
Of tho institution IL vested In the
board OF psnltsutiary commissioners
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-19
A VIGILANCE COMMITTEE.
Bishop Potter Expects Soon to Have
Vigilance Committee Five
Thousand Strong.
DESIGNED TO CHECK EXISTING EVILS.
The Great Metropolis to be Placed
Under the Espionage of an Army
of Men From All Walks In LII"
with the object of stamping O"f
Places Of Iniquity.

New York. Jan. 17.-lf the present
plans of Bishop Potter are carried TO
successful elimination he Will have
established, in few days, vigilance
committee, numbering 5000 persons,
pledged and sworn to learn of and
correct existing evils in this city.
From All Walks of Life.
Speaking to a remarkable assem-
blage of men in all walks of life in
St. Paul's chapel. last November,
Bishop Potter advocated the forma-
tion of such a committee.
That the organization of vigilance
committee was a concrete thought III
the distinguished bishops mind was
not considered when he made the ad-
dress on God and the City" How
ever, it has become known that Bish-
op Potter has been quietly but sue
cessfully working to bring together
such a committee, each member OF
which will labor individually for the
good of the city and the stamping out
of places Of iniquity that have grown
and been fostered by police protec-
ton.
WOrkingmen Have Enlisted.
Those who will compose the vigil
ance committee, it is said, will be
gathered from all ranks. 1t is well
known that Bishop Potter has per-
sonally felt that too little attention
has been given to the fact that the
labor organizations, as united bodies
and workingmen, rs individuals, have
enlisted to assist in the reformation
of the city's evils.
In the vigilance committee now Or
ganizing there will be hundreds OF
laboring men who, better than any
one else, know of the overrunning OF
immortality in the far east and west
side tencmcnts where the homes of
honest workingmen are found.
Bishop Potter's Idea.
Bishop Potter said. Tuesday night:
mo man is better qualified to take
up the WORK of publication than he
who tolls to support his wife and
children.
ut was In a realization Of the value
OF the man representing labor tina,
when was asked for my advice about
the formation of the committee OF
fifteen | said, AT all events let there
be at least two representatives OF la.
Dor on the committee
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-19
An Arrest Ordered.

London, Jan. IL Scotland Yard Of
llcnls have been instructed to arrest
ON landing from the steamer Corlnth-
ian ut Liverpool SIgmund Herr, nl.
legged defoullng confidential clerk OF
large New York Wholesale house,
who Is sald TO have gotten away with
$4,000 Of the Iirms finds NJ the time
Of his fight, and TO have embeszled
nearly 100000 before he was even
suspected.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-19
THE U. S. TRANSPORT WRIGHT.
sailed for Manila for Use as
n Dispatch Boat.

New York, Jan. l7.--Thc United
States transport Wright. which has
been some time fitting out for Ma
Mia, to be used rs a dispatch boat n d
store ship, sailed for the oreii. rLe
Wright was originally fruiter, and
was presented to the government ~
some paii lotto Boston women for n
hospital ship at the outbreak of the
Spanish war, when she was nam, d
"rhe Aid After the war she was
used for time by Gen. Wood at Cuba
for dipnlch boat.
The Wright has been laid up for a
long time In Erie basin.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-19
FAST TRAINS FOR FLORIDA.
An Arrangement which VIII In.
crease the Eniclen"v Of the
southern Service.

Atlanta, Ga, Jan 17,-Tl,c Sen.
'oard Air Line will shortly put or q
Timpn.St, Louis.Chlcago fast train
General Passenger Agent Bunch hav'
ing abrogntcd joint circular which
refused the exchange oftralllcut Jack.
sonyillc, with the Plant system. The
new train vii run over the Plant sys.
tem, Nashville, Chattanooga & St
Louis and connecting lines,
The number Of through fast trains
from the north into Florida this year
= unprecedented,
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-19
CABINET MEETING CALLED.
Nv Wpy of Precaution Il Was Held
Ar the Private Farivr of
the white House.

Washington. Jan. 17.-President Nc.
Kinley sent out notices to the mem
bers of the cabinet Wednesday morn
ing that ne would meet them at | q.
m. for a regular cabinet session, i'll
the private portion of the executive
mansion as the presidents physician
did not think it wise for him to ven-
ture into the cabinet room at present.
President McKinley's convalescencc
is progressing as rapidly as could be
expected, and everything points to his
speedy and complete recovery.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-19
FOUGHT A DUEL WITH SWORDS
NJ. UurbRin GOhier, n Parisian Writ
err, Wounded In the Abdomen
by VI. Latapi.

Paris, Jan. IA duel with swords
was fought between NJ. Urbain
Gohier, a well-known anti-millionaire
writer, and author of "1he Army
Against the Nation" and NJ. Lutap, u
journalist who considered himself in
suited by one OF Nj. Gohier's articles
in the Aurore. NJ. Gohier was severe
the first onslaught and the duel was
StODDed
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-19
River News.
. Fall. sTrace,
THE MARKET REPORT.
THURSDAY, Jan. II.
Grain and Provisions.

81. Louis 90 Flour - Patents. S3.55Gi8. 70;
other grades, % 90di3.5 Wheat-No, 2 red,
7aM@76o, Corn--No, mixed, S6Aqs7c. oat!
No, ., 25,sg26Hes, Haayo~Timoihy sio,5a
sa,O0diii00 Butter Creamery, lid2lnc;
dairy, lS@lSc, Eggs Fresh, l0e.
LarG-Cholce steam, fiball7Hc. Pork :
New mess, s,ib0 llacon-Clear rib, SO.
Wool-ruo. washed, iSu29c; Missouri and
grades i7u20c.
Chicago-C Closing quotations, Wheat
January, 72Nc; February, 7Sc; May, 75%Gs
Sbnc, Corn-January, 3G%c; February,
ssssmadtc May, 3sci March 57hc, Oats
January :,Ss; 81. May May ss,In%a'YG, >, Pork
airy, $780, February, SS5; March, $40;
May S&7ta Ribs January, 800; May.
Nt2n,
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-19
VACCINE VIRUS PRODUCERS.
'rhey Are Making Efforts tU Have
the Government Distribw-
tion stopped.

Washington Jan. l7.-Eirorts are
being nude by the producers of vac.
cine TO have the agricultural com.
mittccs of congress omit from the
forthcoming agricultural appropriu'
tlon bin further provision for yac-
cine made and distributed by the gov
ernmcnt, on the ground that the gov
ernmcnt distribution IL no longer
necessary and IL IN interference with
private enterprise,
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-19
CONDEMNED ny LEGisLATtRE
Resolution Fnyoring n Rigid InycS-
tipntiOn Adopted,

Topeka, Kas, Jan, IA Joint reso.
luton was passed by the kansns lcgis-
luture dcplorng and condcmnug the
burning at the stake Of Fred Alcxon-
der by mob at Leavenworth, The
resolution fayors most rigid invest
CATION of all the acts and circum-
stances attending the lynching, ana
demands that the perpet ators be
punished TO the full extent of the
law.
The resolution was passed uh0n-
imously In the house, hu' met ith
some opposition In the seng'c,
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-19
Counterfeit $40 Hank Notes.

Washington, jan. l7,-Chlcf Wilkle
OF the secret service hns received u
new photograph counterfeit $40 ma
tonal bank note, IL IN said TO be u
poor direct Photographic reprQluc'
'lon of the $40 note Of the ION Sps
County national bank. Of nh N
VI cheek letter u, charter number
lt6i, bank number 1894, series Of 1882
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-19

Leaned From IIuds Dridpc,

81, Louis, Jan. T.--0n unidentified
wcll-dressed young man committed
suicide, Wednesday morning, by
jumping from the middle span Of
Ends bridge into the channel OF the
Mississippi Apparently he regretted
his act after he struck the water, for
he mndc desperate effort TO keep
0iiout until rescued. He sank and his
body was not recovered.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-19
LOST HIS LIFE IN A FIRE.
Frank .'r"w.il Fatally Rurped at
Chicago. While Frying - save
Personal Effects.

Chicago, Jan. 17.-In fire which
destroyed the Aberdeen apartment
building Frank Crowell, suporintend.
cnt of Swift 4 Co.'S factory, lost his
life, while trying to save his bank
book and insurance policy
A score of other tenants escaped
with difficulty. The loss was $4,000,
including the personal effects and
household goods of IL families.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-19
RAN OVER A BURNING BRIDGE.
The Dangerous Experience of u
santa Fe Train-NO One
was Injured.

Barstow, Cal, Jan. 17.-The Santa
Fe overland No. s, east bound from
San Francisco for Chicago, ran over
n burning bridge at Siberia. 70 miles
cast of here, all the cars being de-
rallied. The engine alone remained
on the track. The passenger coaches
maintained their upright position ard
no one was injured.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-19
THE STRANDED vIGILANCIA.
her pnsscnucrs Tnken or bs the
steamer Orisaba anh Land
cd ~ Havana.

Havana, Jan, l7,--1hc passengers of
the Ward Line steamer Nlpinncla
which went ashore Monday morning
on the reefs Of Los Colorndos, about
100 miles west of this city, In II fog,
have arrived here on the steamer
Lpriznbn, which went TO her assistance
With two tugs and lighters, The wind
has vcrrcd southwark, ard there Is no
sca running II Is thought the vessel
viii he snved " the weather holds.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-19
Gov, stanley Angry,

Topeka, kasn Jan, l7,-GoW Stanley
is very angry over the lynchlng of
Alexander ut Lenvcnwor,h, and offers
a reward of $500 for the arrest and
& ,nvlciion OF any one connected with
the deed, lie will also cause IN H.
vestigation OF the conduct OF Sheriff
Everhardy,
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-19
American saucrkraut for Germans

Philadelphia, Jan. i7.-Thc German
government, which has been 80 Ia.
Imical TO the interests OF expatrlated
American hogs, has Just placed with
Meldnnr llros., Of this city, nm order
for 2,i)o tons Of saucrkraut, which IH
TO DO sant 10 the kaiser's army In
China,
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-19
Failing or In Traffic,

81, Louis, Jan. l7.-Onlclnl state
mcnts by the city register show that
the 81. Louis Transit Co. lines OF
which the big strike occurred last
year, carried 2,iD3 less passengers
thnn In is9l. The Suburban system
shows an Increase Of A,20i, 400 passop'
gers.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-19
Cremation with { a.

Chicago, JAN l1,--Cnrr T. BnrMS
Of this city, cloms to have perfected
u process by which lllquIled air may
he cremation, and u body bc
redu,u. 4, he's, without amy fro
or smoke s"'tss 'coss, which Ii yet
v secret with Dr., ~ no'r. IL the rs,
known discovery for bso'nMS.,o ~ Mul
tissue NY liquid AIg. !,E
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-19
Sill After raNlOr.

Indianapolis, Ind, Jan. l7,-Gov.
Beckham of Kentucky has issued a
Iequisition on Gov, Durbin of Indiana
for the extradition of ex-Gov Taylor,
who is at present practicing law IN
this city.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-19
CormeLius AIYord,a nasc.

New York, Jan. i7.-Cornelus i. Al.
word, Jr, the defNultIng note teller
OF the First national bank, was sen.
fenced TO ID years imprisonment. Tho
amount Of his defaleatIon wan $0p0,.
o0V,
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-19
Gold Going to'pnris,

New York, Jan. 17.-Hcidclbach,
Ickelheimer & Co., announce they will
ship 81 900 900 gold to Paris, Thurs.
day. The gold will be taken from the
assay office.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-19
Died In California.

Sacramento, Cal. Jan. l7.-Barnn.
las Collins, assemDlyman from Butt
county, is dead after brief illness.
lie was born in 1896 in Tutl"r county,
o., and was a prominent politician Of
that state.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-19
unny I,c,urn, ,o W.,h,na,on

Harrisburg, Pa, Jnn. i7.--Scnator
M. \. Quay left at sias q. m. for
Washington In company with hit
daughter, Miss Corn, and y, 'vnto SEQ.
,Vtary Wright.
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-19
Financial.

New York Jan. i7-Money on call
steady ut sac per cent primo Mercantile
paper adls per cent sterling exehanss
bills nt ts1at%s7la for demand ana at iSSb. u
is3is for 80 sAys posted rates iSiefiSllt
and ass commercial bills tS2sNiS3, Silver
ssrtlhca,es gt!SU@he, Bar 1llyor ,e3Me.
heavy,
The Van Buren press., 1901-01-19
Cation.

Quotations for midtlng range as fol.
lows. 81, Louis, 90-lGc; Now York, 3As
Momphis, 9Mc,
The courier., 1901-01-12

Then, oh, then, my poor, shriveled soul
expanded with warmth and radiance. l.,
who had ever feared and avoided senti-
ment, allowed this soft thing to creep
INTO nv heart unresisted, to swell it and
set its chords vibrating in rapturous
harmonies. |, who had never known
the luxury of absolute naturalness, be-
came but child with you. The goals
of my worldly ambitions, for which you
say, rightly, I have been taught to strive,
faded into insignificance. In your SYM
pathy found content; in your faithful
ness, security. 1T pleased me that to
others I was intangible; to you. simple.
Yes. so simple. 50 genuine, you must
needs think it acting. Oh, my souls
one Joy! to think that this sweet Love,
sent to US from heaven itself, should be
smothered. crushed. mangled, in the
blasting routine of our distrustful lives.
Had there been one taint OF worldll-
uess in my affection; had l used but
few Of those dexterous subterfuges that
come so easily when one does not care
too much. there would not now be this
desolate abyss widening between US.
'Tis the acting we do that is effective;
deep feeling spoils our eloquence. The
fickleness | assumed. you believed; the
tumult Of emotion which prompted it,
you did not suspect. When | appeared
just little cold and turned to Horace
Landon it was because my Joyous abau-
don began to frighten me. feared you
might be satiated with appreciation;
that after all, perhaps. you did not care
as L. a thousand nights" and doubts
assailed me; lack Of confidence in my
self that had never known before. and
flew for refuge-as woman will-to
coquetry. 1t was such tiny rift at
first; word. smile, would have mend
ed 1t. But you stood aloof, wounded.
You hate him for that night, and all
the miserable time since. Well, amiable,
as he is sometimes. so do l.,
What am / to him? Does he, or do
any OF the others who Glove me, ask, as
The courier., 1901-01-12
THB COURIER

Miller, General Lee, the Misses Lee.
Major Niche and Mr.. George Lee. In
another we're Madame Barker. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Barker, MIR. John Patrick
and Miss Chandler. Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Reed and Mr.. ard Mrs. Isaac Coles oc-
cupied box, while in the parquet was
party of young people, including the
Misses johnson. Swensberg, Carita Cur.
tis, Moore, Vessels, Gates. Burke,
knowlton, Kountze, Preston, Jeauis
Brown, Edith Smith, Lucy Gore. Bessie
Brady and Mary Lee McShane; Messrs.
Fred Hamilton, Earl Gannett, Davis,
Haskell, Burns. Frank Hamilton. Otto
Bauman, Colpetzer, John Burke, Lee
McShane, Frank Keogh, McCaskell,
Wharton and Sam Caldwell.
Mrs. Thomas ID. Crane lost three
diamond rings on train from Lincoln
last week.